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Home My WebLink About1984-09-02 - Orange Coast PilotWMAT'S ; . nus ALL . ABOUT? PAWPEi TM EATER. -Today-.._.......~ "CITIZEN 5EA6tE'"·~ MERE WE ARE, eCNs. WE'RE CA.MPING- MILE.S FROM NOWMERE. · I'" -5AY WE'RE GLO!)E.R TMAN TMAT SUNDAY,...,. ...... •, t984 . .. IT;S ABOUTA MAM WHO'' 60T EVERVTMIN6 ME WANTED, AND TMEN LOST IT'' fAWfEl Theater Entrance .. -.- . IN. TME END,. WE FIND OUT rMAT TME ONE TMIN6 HE MlSSED THE MOST WAS HIS SLEO .• . . OM . NO! OPIE.'!> LOCKE.P MIMSELF IN TME CAR! 1'ME. POOR LITTLE GOY coo~ SUFFOCATE.I ,. '· ----------~--------~------------..-----------................ ----------:~----~ . I NANCY ® I . I CAN'T.· .WAIT ·TO GET MY HANDS ON SLUGGO! DONT BE ,,JEALOUS, NANCY~ YOU'RE STILL MY GIRL! LETS MAKE UP! DENNIS THE · MENACE My fuxlness ! Wen, - how about a BIG HUG before you begin all . -tnat? I'm already THIS.MANY FINGERS OLD! See you this a~ernoon~ But pretty. soon l'I I be 1n high school.. .. .. . ,,,.,.. - . \ by .Hank Ketcham -' JUDGE -P~RKER by Harold Ledoux I GUESS I'D BETTER GET ALL RIGHT, CHUCK ... BUT WHEN YOU THANKS eACK TO WeRK, MISS GET THROUGH TODAY, OA'N WILL AGAIN I SPENCER! HAVE A CHECK READY FOR YOU TO BUY A Bl KE ! ""'-./ DROP BY THE HOUSE ANO I'LL GIVE YOU A $150 CHECK FOR CHUCK! • , .. . . , ' ... MOON. MULLINS ~ ... (1 . .. • • ~T'S· ·~o~ PINNER? }I DOCTOR SMOCK ® ves, PAL-, ~'P SAYYOO'Re S1"1L.L-IN WONPeRFOL-. SHAP9! l-f '5 C?lf VEN U5 SOME. REAL IN&l6HI I~ OUR O~IGI~ ! . " . ~ AM I. 8fA19 ! WE 1"UNOE.Rf>~ RE.ALW HAVE 1P COVER' A LJJf OF GROUND ~ ~,~-w~o51 .· · • • -. . . . .. by Ferd and Tom John~on ~AMBUR<Sf R . PATTIES, MOON . A<iAIN? . 15t<TSK··· . -rHE P,.ACULA . EFFF;CT. .. :X: JUS-r' GAVE! · MYS~&.;.F MY' ANNUAL. PHYSICAL., Ml$5 . CRee$6! -., . .. • . . . . THs ONLY WAY TO GPIET ·HIM DOWN 1s ·To.DRIVE A STEAi< 7HROU<5H HIS ·: SfC:>MACH • .. by George Lemont . . LA~ ~'Re L.OOKIN' A'f" A POC"'f'OR WHO CAN'-r' eveN AFFOAP ro GO -ro MIMSl!!a...F! ~to.J .. / ·. --1'-F'?"" . . 'J \ . ~ * • ANO t CAN l!XP06t 1"HA1' 51'.41\f'~MeN1' FOA -r f#~UOU& MOf AIR 1"MA1' rr ~v tel .• ~I!!• 1 AIOM1' MSRt! I IN ~e °' &48 114RI! WA!!> A wa•K!ND WMeN rT' O\P~ AAIN I I -. . I -.oAaD GAMEi •• r---:::::===::;;:;=:::::----:::--;;---, Some stUdents flnct ~ln•quancWv ~ fK*t wlttl the poMf" ~. iTo other1 trs •· ctndt. How 8balt yau? CA• YOU IUIT YOUI 1yaS? Tlwe ere et ........ ~fHer· ......................... .., ................... .... .,eaty aa WM RM ...... , Clwdl ,....,. ..... ._. Mlew. Six bolcel .,.. term-, / edwlttl171t,...Objtd te••"9flwofthlle 11,.. so just ttw• boQs retNln. How ls It done? Of coune, If finis '· . 1. •• ' llftd 10 .... ~ faur ... ,..,,.In, but tt.t ts ·one bait too INl"Y. When y*1'w ~Yed tt\11 pcmr, try It on friends, using toothplcb OI' PIS*' eta,. to tlfW as II rm. . ... .......... 'ti -it-. :MM 811() For Better ·or For w o·rse . ·M\CHAe.L-1 LVRNT Yoo 10 P\CK RLL 1FtOSE CANDY WRAPPER8 ~~1RE · BACK LAWN~ Yoo~NDYouR FRIENDS MAOE THeMe.SS- 'PJARE RESPDN8'6 -. SEA HEaEI .._ Ml ......... ,, If....,....., ....,_, Te ~-. emz•ctMllUll trace• •t1tfl1rm1rf1 ....._ . . : SPEUBINDER ICCMll11 ............. .......................... ____ ....,_~_ •cosot1t1...,.: l.AMaAST* "- ™··~, ............. .. --................. __ .............. _ ....... _ _,; • ....................... • -~-----~ ..... ~--ll!li Try It_.. .............. . ......... =-..... ........ . : by· Lynn Johnston How Cl:ME I HAPTF\ PICK IA~ UP.? I WASNT 1Hg. 0Nl.f.~WHO~ . · 1Ftf=MI rr§ . l'U, ME.\JE,R UNOER?1AND PEoPl.e. W"'> fl'f ~~-00C.K~ 1'0 bO "fO A. MU.. 6~, AMO 1~~ . Lt~\Jf, f£fORf, l1~ O\ltR l. GORDO ®· ·SHOE 60~? lT15 r~-~lNT'-' lM~lNG;,OAO\ ~<:.AME: '\!>N '1' .O\IER 'ft1 \\ ~ 1 MEAM,\&lLlO l(NQw~ \alAA1 e.u.rn~ "fLll~ '(OO Ml(,"\ M\!>5 '?~ rr·~ roo ~~~'f -10 L.EAVf. U . · . 1'\.le. GM\~·~ o" e..R . ··nte." tA~Of. A 1~lVl£,1 • f'L~'i ·\aMll;E '(OU . \Of.Rf. 6~\M(.; . r .\ , · by Gus Arriola -... . lty Jeff MacNelly --Datras fans aroond the country_are as nervous as an oilman who s waiting f9r a stubborn well to gush. \\. hy? . Thev want to know who shot J.R.'s brothef. Bobby Ewing. Well. donlt boeher asking the newest addition to the cast. Jeallee. Harriaon. The Dallas producers make it a point to k~ the actors as much m the dark as the anx- ious viewers The blond alumna of Threes Compan} has already filmed three • with·Jaue Andrewa as his c<>-star. ··1 never said I would:· sa)'S the former Music Man. whose refusal has struck a sour note w1lh Andrews and htr · h\Jsband. BWte f.d; ....,.._the writerlproducer/ director of the hit movie. ''When I said I wouldn't. they got indignant; Ibey are very dis·appointed with me.'' Frankly. Preston thinks the whole pro;ect is ilkonsidered. "'I wish BJUe well, · but ii costs SS r episodes of Che show on Joe; tion under the ·blazmg Texas sun, aod all she is sure about· is. that her · charac- let is somehow related to the Ewmgs. Those Dallas pro- • mi1tion to duc:erS peak with (Soulh)- Forked tongues · .._ One thing about running for presid4Ult of_ the United Stales: II certair~ly keeps your children .. • · . off the from 22-year-Old Wllll9•is speech (m Spanish!) before a crowd of 8.000 m Puerto Rico to 24-veaf-old Eleenor's at- tendance at a Navajo Indian r;;i;~~~i"l ceremonv in : Art20na. But 1t is Ted Moodlile 26. who"s the real veteran of the campaign trail. He began his stumping ever the November election turns out. the mailing ad- dr~ of the Mondale kids will not be ·1600 Pennsylvania Ave. William will return to Brown Umversitv m Januarv to finish his Senior vear; aspiring actress Eleanor, ·who's had bit parts m Three 's Cofff/>any. Emerald Point NAS. and Mati Houston. will start audihonmg again, ·and Ted hopes to study law aJ the Universitv of Minnesota like his dad first, though. there's ilie entrance exam. Frets Ted , ··1 haven't° written anything for more than a year. If talking ·and shakmg hands were the key to· law In the last vear. WaMer Ma. dale's diligent oftspnng have chalked '\JP more than 5.000 ~hJSt~ops on h~ behalf. <car~r tufting ~nvelo~s for his fathers men- tor. Hubert Humphrey. in 1968 aoo has been at 1t ever since. "I wanted school. I'd be set." · to do this be-rn -cause I ._.,...,..rl--...,.._---...;.,..·""------'-...__! in mv father and whe~ he wants to take this coun- t rv." savs Ted . E;en ~Ith their h~JC schfdules. the Mondales still manage to one Robert PreatoR." woo pla\·ed MM"y • ·Marda·~· husband in the Broadway ~I Do. I Do, IS V· ing ... ,. another won't. I regularty. lianrd1ng to Ted. won't" 10 "An nperience hke \\hat • the idea a ~ ,,.,·ve gone through brinss prising his role in VictorlVK:· us closer cogethei" ~ tono on 1 ~· York stage mount a mu icaJ today. I've left too many st)ows in Boston and Philadelphia. Why. that crazy little drag scene I did at the end of . the movie ~ould gel ,--.;;....o:...;;m laughed off the stage.'' .. 0 We cah tell you this much atx>ut the en<k>Hhe-season plane crash on .CBS"s Fakon Cn!St: Grape-arbor matriarch Jane w,_.. survived it. Md fttftl" didn't: Biiiy ~and Au A.Ilda didn't even get on .• / the plane. so we ~ assume they're still around. • J Kate Verooa has been signed for: a full .seeson ro p~ay his love · interest. it look.~ like lance will be back. whining as usual . B H.K. of Morristown , Tenn., asks .._. Ne---. ''HCM do you feel about the future of IN~·t...... WM·.An#o s..m.; 11t i\H t'ort.' Ro#Hrt ......... ittLt»~ .,.,,,__.,,.....,. .w ........ ,, .. WHERE HAVE :ALL OUR HEROES By David Kindr~d nvone reading the new~ J)apers ,today must think the :\.meliCan spom hem is as dead as a baseball Jett O\ er· night in ~ mud puddle. Ar· rogance ·and petulance march across the sports pages Drugs and booze bring down victims faster than Steinbrenner fires managers The more we know the less we like at. The more money the athletes .get,..the.more the-.-demand Give me another million. gmime. gimme. gimme. Have you ever ~n an\1hmg like 11? As far.back as 18i5. four of baseball's ~ pta\ers· caused mcim~ hen the\· quri theif hometown team to jom the cursed rivals out West The league '· already was m a bad wav. Gambling by plavers had undermined the fans· faith. The cry went up that these four ~loon rats were mtrcenar1es selling loyaltv for SI 00 a month . If fans couldn't count J on set"lll8 rh u home1own h~roes. they · 1 would stop bu) mg tick4't Then th ~ monev-grubbmg bums would have to ~ ~ a job on the railroad. Human nature. 11 apphe t<J up- \\ard mobiht\' was1JS mud1 m effect for • the Boston · mencan of 18i3 as 1t '" MAYBE THEY NEVER WENf NNAY -MAYBE WE JUST fif.W UP . for roday s stars Drugs are temfymg now. b\l1 Hl 1899 the.,.baseball bo Henry Chadwick had worrTiS '1ust as real: 'The saloon and the brothel are 1he evils of, the baseball world.'" Even before then.. a plaveri.' re\'olt over salaries damaged the_ auonal League. Four players were banned for hfe a.her fixing games In 1901 Wee \\.illie Keeler and Cy Young 1umped 10· a new league · for b1gge_r bucks Mor• <1astmtau (nghl) /JQ$ ·tl<>lttn mind m: ws for ha trNJment of quartrrbaclu. John J!c£nrOI' u osn '/the fm,1 tu throu u ?enm$ tuntrum Julius Erving. Chris Even Uo rd and Berr Crenshaw; Dale p.jurphy, Macy Decker and Bobby Oarke; JoeJ4or'Ran. Larry Holmes. Wayne Grm.ky. Jack Nicklaus and Walter Payton. • ~ it is .right to SUSBeSt that today's athletes are discolored bv the. mud of disgrace. h is one thing to ha~ OOo2led it up .. Okkimers con~ to such fail. ings without a blush. It is another. more serious, failing to buy. sell or use ~ came. an illegal drug. Sports pages report with depressing regularity the drug problems of todays athletes. some of whom have heard their rights read to them. Gods don't go 10 jail. The 10$S of innocence always hurts. but it is unusually painful in sports to- day. A judge in Kansas City sent Willie Wilson to jail for three months after Wilsdn pleaded · goilty to a federal m_isdemeanor charge ol attempting to possess cocaine. n.e· judge sugsested the RoyaJs outfielder had failed to· live . up to a moralify imposed by his status as hero to youngsters. Orice upon a Frank Memwell time, we could believe . In games as in wars. the past i pro-in the m~1h of a hero. Now the romanc:e logue. The Jack Johnson of 1908. out· is gone. -Now we see a man play 100 -rageou in tone and deed prefigur~ times 'a vear on teJe\"asaon. We know the Muhammad AJi of 1964. "Shoeless rus hmitatrons. Now we .reaQ of a judge Joe" Jack.son took gamblers· money in sending a man to jail. Myth can neither the 1919 World Series. three ~ grow nor tong endure in sudl hol llght. before the first of c:oltege_ basketball's As tn mu ic apd war and se.~. inno- game-fixing scandals Jn 1982. football cence ends early in sports these days. plCl)'ers weot on strike for a percentage Every generation grows up ~aming of the leagues revenue. the 1912 World of heroes without na". We need to ~ries con!inued only.after players de-believe in t.ancelots on white horses. IllaJl~ and received a percentage of all goodne and courage .. We n~ to all money from thoSe newfangled mov· believe in the Boston Americans. our ing. prctures of the games surroga1es at bat. their goodness pro- 'Memory's forgiving naiure chooses ven bV how 't\ell thev hit the CUf\'e. But happ moments Howe'Wer odd th;.:::e::...ir,.._.........,:re ·comes. inev•tahl\' tbe...moment ape an ,color. these moments are when mvth loses to real1tv. Our base- squeezed into the jigsaw puzzle of the ball hercies can sell us ou"t for S 100 a alleged good old days.~ Ruth's de-month . When Shoeless~ stood aC' bauchel'}\' Walter Hagen's drinking. Joe cused of fixing a World Series. legend Di Maggio's salary holdout~. George savs a small bov stiouted. "Sav it ain't Mik.ln's brutish work in the pivot. lhe so: Joe.'' It was ·so. dreamer · angry theatrics of Pancho ·Gonzalez Sometimes these da\ ~. there comf!) (before John McEnroe was born) -all the urse to spank· an imperfect • have been co\-ered o~er b\• the kmdl\'. 3<X>-pound lineman who dan~ a jig • forg~v1iigmtsts of time. • -over a beaten opponent. one would There .were heroes then. love to send to bed without 1s supper .Jo-And there still ar• heme;. athlete of the millionaire tenna ·curse extraordanarv ~kills who draw us 10 them bv their charm. effet'\escence and endeann~ superiority ame a few: 0 -i l . \ '-1 )" ~ 1 • ·- ·. 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New "10~ 14052 We'll replace it and remburse your postage --- Consumers outside New 'lb~ State who have questions may call Fisher-Price directly between 10 am and 4 pm E·s T. on a toll-free ~ hne 1-800-828-7319 fior ~ew'lt>rk State residents only. the number 1s· 1~8()(}:462·7359 f(. • • • \ .. .. J Billy Marlins run-ms haum 't bttn limitftl to I.ht playing M/4 a r ree wor ng r ree. Sports figures' self-absorption in our limes 1s preserved. in Muhammad Ali's shortest poem. "Me. • Ali began. ~whee!" Happily. these are ex~ tions. MOs1 athletes go un- not iced. They are solid citizens. But a stol'\ on co- caine 16 hotter oopy. than another Joe Theismann visu to Children's Hospital. A gambling scandal draws more. notice than a second base- man ·s church work Human nature guarantees It ff we then add our fascination with the private lives of public figures -a product of this generation -we have a dis- torted percep11on of todays athlete. We can't see-the truth for the image tu for ttie good old days. the truth was no different. Newspapers now tell of careers lost 10 the immatunt\' or amorality that leads to drug abuse. just as m'any careers were lost to bathtub gm. and demon rum. But newspapers back then didn't print those stories. p-arlly because reporters ' were di honest, mo ly because such pr~ lems were considered private . Today we know so much 11 seems too much. It is romfort· i11g to 1mag11ie Joe 01 ~1aggio as a. shy Lancelot. Whatever we 1magtM<1'l ~o"l>e, l Mass10 could fill • the bill because we knew only the vague outlines of his I and manner. But now imagination j-no longer n • or 'hie. All we heard about m the 809<1 old days were It ~·Now we he. a iii! 1ne heroes aAfl it villains -and sometimes 11 hard to tell 1hem apart. One thmg hasn't chanse · Monev gets in the way • the myth. In 1875', the Bosto Americans won 71 of ~ games Then the team's Sla -Albert Spakhng. Deaco White. Ross Barnes and C McVey -dumped Boston fc Chicago at salaries as e: travagant as SJ .000 a monl ow some salaries reach million a year. and quart back Steve Young wor under a S40 million lifeti contract. . What fans don't understa is the money Maybe we understand an immat athlete with tons of n money getting himself t deepty into drug . But fans sent the athlete who deman more money. Here are making millions at games would play for free if only vrere good enough -a thev want more. more, gim more. gimme. gimme It w n't this wav when were ktd\ Was it? · They were games t en. would go to the ballpa down bv the sctlool and i hours ·be transported dream . We hved 10 gct tween the white Imes of baseball field . where became the plaver5 we lov If Stan J.lu-wal ·0aued from left·h ndt.>d crouch. w~ unl 1una1~ nght·hande~ wou try it. Maybe the ~ic in th tance would make ·o dream real We took a radl(> to iX-d WuJ.L.\ • Slfti W!(I l !..llill----------- listen to ~usial's games. We smuggled a O~light under the covers so 't\e could ·write do\\11 what the great man did WThe biggest .thrill in ba.seball." Musial said •. "is putting on. the umlonn (!Very day.' Every time we put on a baseball unifonn. every time for 20 years; we heard Stan the Man"s words In 1952 4he CardiAi.l$' -0wner told Musiat to fill in a blank check. Musial agreed to the preyious years salary, S75.000. , · . . ~ In 1982 a sp0rtswn1er .. no longer a kid. asked Musial. "Had there been free. agency in '1952. would you have quit the Cardinals for more money?" "Sure." he said. ..They • make big money nov-·." 'Dle recent death in American spons tS not of the athlete as hero It is the ritual passing of a generation's inn~ cence. Fa~would rather live in a world they imagirte than one they ex· amine. Ril\g Lardner. a great sport~ wJiter, lost heart for games When his. heroes. the While Sox. futed th.al 1919 the heroes, If Sl"loeles.s-Joe lets us down. we tum to Babe Ruth. If we think John McEnroe ~ a ,erk. we ·rum 40 Bjom Borg. . . Heroes come and go. but the games sta\'. CoCaine has nothing 10 do ~Ith the ballet ol cl double play. Greed is not pan of the jazz that li\'es m a fast break. We love the games that gi\'e the Pay· ions and Murpt\)· a moment tp work Se · l~~-aoother--•~-.:.-=---------==~=---,--~ _seneration on Feb. 26. 1964, the morn- ing aher Cassius Oay won the heavy· weight championship. • He announced he was a Black Muslim named Muhammad Ali. Soon we knew Ali the braggart. Ali the athlete. Alf t e stiOwman and sales- man, Ali the hero and Ali the antt-hero. Ali wouldn't go to war and didn't go to jajl .. Joe Namath wore panty . hose ~n television and guaranteed vactory m the Su~ BQwl. Wilt Cha!Jlberlam calltd the NBA a bush league and en- dorse(! Richard Nlxc>n . Paul Hornung was suspended for gambling and wrote .a book abOut his sex-lire. Howard Cosell asked real ques1ions and played himself in Woody Allen fantasies. We changed. too. We no longer ac-. cepteGWJth a child's faith the idea that athletes as a dass are ~ heroes. Too.much had h~ned. We had seen Watergate and Vietnam. and we had seen· assassias dn television. We doubted evervthing. CoOld Joe Di Masgio have been that nice? Lancelot today would need three forms of identi- 6cation to cash a check. Now we see athletes as what they alwavs were: some ~ guys. some bum5. They ore the same as the rest of us. except they can hit the cur'Ve. ~ greed. Ql.'erexposure -and cvnic1sm are powerful aaent of desrruction. Yet sport today are \lronger than ever Why? l.a.st-days-oJ. Rome theorists sav sports are the ob- 5e5$10n of an afflUent 50Ciety going to pieces. Another theory: We embrace sports as the I~ simplicity in a world ina . \I~ -.---Or ma\~ \\e f1fl !'ita<:hums for the same reaison "~ went to the ballpark down bv the-school. We have grown up. pan "ay ar Jeast. and now \\e know that we r~ athletes as real. imperfect peopl~ OOing perfect heroic thmg But what we love ~ are not 'tu.U • ,.J'TO!Btll • l!!M 1 \; -----~------ th~r artistry. We love .V(hat ~ on between the white lines. Ow dreams live out there 'A hero is the guy "'ho OOes-~hat we would if onl\' we could And then h sta\s out of jiµ. fW • .. ' •• ' c , ... "J .. ~ TOMiccoco .. .. Popular Demand! 4 TV Specials! , She's Captured The Hearts Of The Wortd :CRIS.TY LANE With The Most Beautif f Voice In Music Today She has th• Mitlao_, Selling #1 Gospel Album of ah time:the #1 Country Song and the Best Seutng 8109r.,lphy ••. "O~ Day At A Time". Awarded 10 Gotd • Platinum Records. -Cristy Lane has brought you some of the most requested songs oCall t11yi~ Now for the first time you can get all Crlstft Hila On 2 High Quality Aeeords. 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I 120 H1C1tory Street Madison TN 3111e 4-TV ~oltr Gre11ett Hitt • Pl .. N tutl'I tne !tie CRISTY , LANE TtMturtet CMc:lted on You' "IOMf beet ___ , .. ,.,,.., ~ C.., a.T.-. Qr,. 01y At A Time · II Songt l---t--+--+---4 DR. LEWIS BERMAN'S MONTHLY COLUMN LOVE·AN ANIMAL~ _ITS GOOP FOR~vou P eople often joke about their P.e(S: ·:rd rather have a dog • than a wlCe"; "my cat would never lie to me or be unfaith· ful"; !:my dog never answers me back." BehindJhe jokes isa very real feeling. ' To many people -myself included-a pet is a person: a surrogate ~use. a child. someone to talk to. I look forward to coming home every night, when my wonderful little Jack Russell 'Terrier, Daisy, greeu me at the door. . We pet humanii.ers are·not crazy, sit· ly. lonely or bored. It's perfectly normal to love your pet just ~ you do your husband. wife, baby or best' friend. , Consider fashion designer Oscar de la Renta and his Yorkshire Terriers, K aod Zazi: or the choreographer Jerome Robbins and his good-natured Long- haired Terriers. Annie and Nick; or trend-setter Andy Warhol and bis Dachshupd, Amos. These clients of mine are unquestioMbly in love with their pets. who take center stage in their already exciting lives. Another client, Walter Cronkite, was devoted-to his Spaniel, Buzzy_He_tooJc the ·dog with him everywhere. When Buzzy died, Walter was bereft. Eventually. he took a cat named Dancer into his heart . He feeds Dancer every morning on top ofJ.he_ dresser where she watches hi.m... Se! Teady for the day. -· Bizarre behavior' No, just human. Pets. Uke people, fill deep ~motional needs in our lives. ~r ~2:-year-old daughter, Meredith, has had a special understanding with her ·cat, Petey, since the day they mer: when both were going throu_gh troubled times: Petey. who was sick, had been aban· ~oned al my office, while Meredith was In bed recuperating from a sledding· ac- cident. There are times when she feels that Petey i5 the only living being on earth who understands her. Not sur· prising -when she cries, he licks aw~y the tears. Pets are often the best 50ufmat-:s.r.ou will ever fi~d. They will never cnt1c1ze your behavior or disap- pear when you need a friend. IQ. their eyes, you're always number one. And consider tt)e trade-<>ff -for undivided love and devotion, they ask so little In return: an open can of food, a nice neighborhood 'daJk. a reassuring rub on the stomach or pat on the head. autistic childreh and the elderly.· Such discoveries have inspired important new : measures designed to benefit senior citii.ens. La.st year, tor example. legislation wa.s · sponsored -by Sen. William Proxmire that would forbid the Department of Housing and UrbaO Development to evict the elderly from federally funded t)ousing prpjects. because they had pets. ft is not known precisely how pets improve our.f1eaJth,.but In recent years social workers and mental health ex· pens have · been exploring "the human-cofJlpanion-animal bond." some beJieve th~ the therapeut ic ,value of pet& is purely psychplogical. ou love"them;-!O you feel ·better. But another expla:nati<in seems increasina- ly -plausible: Pets actually trigger physiological changes in people, in w~iclr enzym.es are secf$ted that directly alter ·th~irJEoods. . Wh~ever Uie explanation -and I favor the latter -the emotJonal pull of a pet can be enormousty strong. Con· -sider the young woman who told me her pet saved her life. She was so de-' pressed for a ~hile that. she said, "She would have committed suicide were it not for the only "person" in Mr life to whom she felt close: her cat. ' Sometimes we hurnan&-ask.-too- much of our pets; who h.ave their own emotional needs. This. is an important ..point to remember. An emotionally str~ined pet is a prime candidate for any nq.mber Qf stress--related d~. And 50meti~. too. we unlmowmgly inflict pain on our pets. I'm now treating a beautifully bred West Highland White Terrier who's pradical-tr. dylng of a brok~n heart. The reason: Her owners separated, and the man. her favored master, moved Into an apanment that won't rake pets. Ttre ter· ner is_de.eply disturl>e(LSbe-WO"f\'t eat. She sits by the door .all day and cries. The situation has detenorated to such an extent1tllal I've adviSed the man to forgo his ~visits to the dog because whenever he-leaves. the dog falls back into the throes of despair. Whatever the complications of own- ing a pet, remember the rewards it in- evitably brin~: love. companionship. , greater physical and . mental health . Pets surely make people more human. /\nd humans, on their best behavior. can be ~ ~Is to their ~· ·-IW Uu 1Jo /Nm1an QrW ol IM mOt>I pron11fltnl 1:-Wtfl!IOnoni Ill lht COUntf). ~ IM loun<kr ol rht POr1t !aSI AllltTl<ll Hos,p1lal in MU1 Yo1* Qty iJnd a t;X',brd mtm~r ol IM Ethio Committtt ol tht We are so confident that you will be compte1ely d~hghted with _....,._ .. ..._..,., at t.1easures We~•" xtaod-you a Cul 30-.da~ guarantee Chri11m11 • 21 Songs CRISTY S Bootr -SPK••l __:::..:...:_:__ __ ._~..--~==1==:::t.4.-ll- More is at stake here than having fun. Pets can also be a health aid. MeaicaJ studles show 'that cardiac pa- tients who own pets have fewer recur· ring heart attacks and lower blood pressure. 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I fttt" M WR./R1cbmond, VA t/ut 1Y1u.ll., om.az1111. . I Dr. C.OC.(Thcaon. AZ I I "/ uom to thanA )IOU fo1, fY/wtdi111 to m1 tlw I Print NUDe 1. fu.U amount ti 11.hat I ordlrwd 1 odmU. yow I rompon '"' thil ~1th no """'' "' ml AddNu I lop# 0 G~K.M./Wanrick, RI I ----------'----------------"-' I I City ~ • • I ., _________ .,........,.,.,._..,..._ __ ~-.,....------------~--~ _..jM\!lt.......__,_,....~.:.---~~------------4'1P--'----.-:-l-M---.WlEl:S-------...,...------. ... ·When 1n Seam&-visit the Fe1thefspnog Foot SuppM CtiNc I ....,. ____ ._ _________ :--:-_____ -,,-_---~--------------------------------------~--' -1 _/ SHARON PATYK: ·No . SEI F~PITY ALLOWED ~~~--------~--~~~-. ~ By Frederick Kaufman· I always wanted to have blue eyes.'' Sharon Paiyk says. 'smiling. "and now I do." After the gruesome inct- dent that left Sharon sight· less. she decided to have prosthetic eyes implanted. The eyes look so real that people stop her in the super· market to ask where the juice is. They ask h"er for directions to the gas station. Just over four years ago. on May 23. 1980, Sharon was the victim of two ter· rible , violent dimes. She was wasn't doing .anythins oonstrudive about my problems. just hiding out. So I emerged. still. when ~le ask me how I handle my kids, I tell them that I'm a 'closet case '" There is nothing that Sharon doe not do -except dnve a car. She has made numerous radio and television appearances and has a steady schedule of speaking engagements, lecturing on motivation. She is oo-authoting her autobiography. She is also a board member of the Boca Raton Crime SCop- pers organization and volunteers a great deal of her r time ro-spe,ak on its df iving to • her home in Boca Raton. Fla.. when a stranger . shot a bullet into her face from · his car. Though she was immediately blind- ed, Sharon man-• . ''There'• nothing you Can do about the pa.Ill, "° you better - accept it and look behalf. Eloquent. Charm- ing, literate and c harismatic , Sharon oonveys a strong message about crime and +ts . · ·to the future." • victims: "It's S\Jb- ' conscious on the part of society." she says, "but rape vic- tims are made to feel ~uilty. This is the aged to pull her car off the road, honk· ing 'her horn ~ hopes of summoning aid. A ~r~ to take her to a hospital, but jnstead he drove· the bleeding woman to his apartment. There, he stabbed her, raped her, and le.ft her for deact. · . Sharon escaped, but her second assaiTant (lid not He was convicted of auel11J>(ed niuider, sexual battery and kidnapping, and sentenced to 104 years in prisoJl. One would expect Sharon to feel rage toward this man, but she doesn't. "He took eight· hours of my hfe," she says. "and I'm not go- ing to give him one second more. "L;ying in that hospital bed," she con- tinues, '') said to myself! 'Lf>ok. kid, t~!s going to be. You're blind. Now whaar T'bat's always the most important ques- tion: Now what? There's nothing you can do about the past. so you ~ter ac- cept it and look to the future." • . l~-0{ dwelling on tbe ordeal, Sharon got on vmh living. After the in- cident. her parents urged her ro move back to Ohio She was, after all, a divorced woman witfi three young children. But after a great deal of in- trospection. Sharon decided to try to make it on her own. It wasn't dsy. "There were times," Sharon remembers, ''when I was so angry that I would Chase my daughter Kristin around the living room. In fact, once I Sot so fed up that I went into my bedroom.. EJOC mto the closet. and just sat there. It was so peaceful and quiet, I ntver wanted to get out. After about f if. .teen minutes, thouRJl, J realized thm I most dangerous of att1tOOe5 because it makes the v~im embarrassed at>out what happened and less inclined lo talk about it. ·Above all, what that vic- tim needs is to get the experienee -eff her chest -to Tet it out." Almost in- vuiably. -after one of Sharon's speeches, a young woman from the au- dience will come up to her and confide: "I was raPe:c!. but I never told anybody about,.it. ·.You· have given me the strength to face up to myself:· · The control Patyk has establiShed in her outside life is evident at home, too. ult's a real team effort in this house," She reports. "~ the kids know. they understand that throughOut life they will be held accountable for their ~ lions -they won't be able to blame other people for all the bad thjng that happen to them I give them chores around the house so they know how it feels to be relied upon, and how it feels lo have responsibilities and dutt ." One of Sharon's joys is cooking. If ·you visit her. you're apt, to ftnd her in the kitchen happily concocting one or her secret reci~ ··11ove to cook. and my blindness has· not 1mpaire<i my sense in the kitchen. I oon't follow any set of rigid rules. If I add a httle too much, or not enough, I compensate." The tone of her voice changes, and Sharon S\.U1lS it all up: "I cook like I lead my life. That is, to my t~e." fW ~-Kou/man rs tht CC>Ollh« o1 Shmons ailloblofraphy. f. IM L.auf\ttr .. Riff.COLD ·wAllCATAL OIOOSE EVERYl'IUNG YOU Nf.£0 TO BEAT TIIE DAMP AND BITTfJl COW. . Why bury)'OUrsdf under layers of sweaters and scarves. bulky down coats. and scntcffl wool pants? They~· r move-ments, cost a s fortune , arid don't ru.l1y ltee you all . that wa.nn. Tht current Dam.art Tbermolactyt catalog shows how to beat the cold from your head to your toes. . Without excess weight without . bulky dothing. without overhuting. FROM SUPS TO SOCIS TO r CAPS TO GWVE LINERS TO GOOD OW LO G JOHNS lN £VERY Sil£; Slttk, _supple, oh-~-arm Dama.rt Tbermolactyl is the perfect winter wardrobe for men and women. young and old alike. It kttps you wann oo your way to the office without perspiring once you·~ there. ,It even ltts you tum your tbennosta.t way down and still be comfortably wann at home. ~. 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Contrary to ex- ---------------------------pectations. women actually dofl\inated ANSWERS most of th~ m1x~-sex discussions. in· By John E. Gibson TRUE OR f Al.SE? I{ Women are more self-conscious about their clothing than men are. 2. Men and women are equal par· licipants in group discussions. both sociaJlv and at work. 3. Men and women are verv different - when it comes to the .willingness lo reveal one's secret self to another 4. In relattonsh1ps with the opposrte sex. men tend lo be more shv and bashful in their behavior than women are 5. Women derive more satisfaction from their kitndsh1ps than men do. •· M"en tend to 1udge the character of ---.+-ft_ ~ght .per56n I~ chari "than women do. 1. False. ttnM!rsity"of North Carolina investigators qu~tioned 52 male and 52 female under,graduates aboutfTheir feelings and attitudes about clafhing. The subjetts were also given a aafldard self-consciousness questionnaire. The conclusions of 1he investigators: 'Con- lr_ary 10 expectations. and in contrast to 1ne marked tendency for females to be more mvolved with and interested in clot~ing. it 1s actually the males who displayed a more powerful relationship between self-consciousness and clothing variables... · 2. False. An Amherst Cdllege study ex- amined the relat1onsh1p between sex differences and participation 111 group discussions Those studied were . . women. similar in personal attributes . 0 ' While ;,.... ~ lltOll!. ~ lentala' ~~richer. 1uatmg more interaction than did the men . The presente of the men did not have a supres.sive effect on the women; they assumed and were provided am- ple OPP<>rtunitv to participate 3. True An Adelpht University stuctY reveals that sex differences in self- disclosure are negligible in same-sex friend.ships. In cross-sex friendships. to confi~ more readily.than women. .- . Further. it wa5 noted that in female- mate pairs. ''men tend to hide their weaknesses and women to conceal their strengths" . • · 4. True Studies conducted at Indiana University and ·Bowling Green State· Unive~ty have shown that. men report a significantly greater tendency than women to be shy in dating situations. and women tend to be more assertive in private interpersonal settings. 5. True. A University of Rochester study concluded that while males made a greater number of friends, females friendships were emot1onaJlv richer. Women were found to have more con· tact with their close friends ana 10 engage in more spontaneous activities with them. I. False. A. Universitv of Cincinnati study that measured the effect of being ·overweight on personality characte~ tion indicates that "female subjects are !DQre l~ke!y to associate. an overweight body image with an unpleasant per· ~n 1 1 ers an are m~e su jects."FW Ollllll ..... ' he)•\e been called the magical frtiit. Ifs been said 1ha1 they're good ror our hean. But how does one discu !hem diplomati· cally? Perhaps we should juM forge ahead and :-pill the beans about some new scien· ttf 1c research Two Indian scientists. V.S. Rao and U.K. Vakil of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre. have beeo.\\orking on the .<ievelopment of a bean that. one~ eaton. has no laler. uh, reperc~ions. Beans con- -m11tt1er.amin-tt~tnited-t-tti~~.;-btlt-wi~ltlett-Pclltak~~~~ molttuJes thM t~ States ""ho doesn't have always knew that. sooner or, human di~i\'e system can- to worrv about getting sacked: later. we would reap the tlo( break down. The result 1s Cheryl. King. Cheryl is Ameri-benefits of our hours.of screen flatulence So 1he good doc· ca's ~bagger. having won study. Well. here's · our tors in India have been work·. !he rrrst All· American Paper ch~ 1V G.11de s 7V Gam~. ing on a method of \\eallening Grocery Sack Pack-Off. ·Six thousand questJons ex· the bean's molecular bonds ot content juSl to pack it ploring all ar~ of television and aJk>wmg the stomach's in. she challenged the To111gh1 . scholarship. It's all there. from enzy~ to 8<> 10 work. The) Show's Johnnv Carson to a MiJtotl Berle to Mammal soak the legumes in dislilled releviSed matcfi. Cheryl had it Here's a sample: (I) What water for sixteen hours and in the bag from the 1:>ee1nning, was the name of &retta's pet rhen bombard them with ..but the impressive thing was' cockatoo? (2) O\}tstanding col· radioactive cobalt 60. that when her packed bags legiate athletes in the late Lest you think that such re- were cut open. the contents '60s,1hese two men went on !'!earch is full of beans. ll()(e stood upright unsupported. to star m Hill Street ~ . Cbe11·t .shared some of her Blues. ~) Whicf\ ~ lrade secrets with us in case government official we have to pack our own quipped in a 1981 bags (I) heavy stuff on the speech: "Middle bottom: (2) put boxes along age is when you're the sades -rt creates a frame faced with two to suppon the other groceries; temptations. and .-(3) put bottl in the mtddle -you choose the one • the-boxes will c1.JS111on th m; that gets you home r-----j~tt'dm:ate 11c11es owtop.·1H'l~~~~.a {;k>ck-·-· _.,~ .. ~·-~ (5) slip the little inddentab-in (Answers: Fred, the ren\alning spaces Mike Warren and Oh ye5. one more thing. f.d Marinaro. and Pick the~ up tror:n the bot:_ Ronald Reagan.) ·. tom. OttrerWlse ~'OU mav be The game Will cauta holding (n«hins • but) soon be available the . ~ I· all ov6 the coun-. 1 trv. And. oh, bv the WHIR_I_,,, .. ---... ----wav. Rin 1Tn· Tin i.191 uvn pe.rformed his dof®' heroics in W hen it romes to and aro\md the lei ure time. miJ. town ol Fort • hon of Amencans Apache ' ~~~ ................ ._ ......... , Gtr110 Wice ---i:--.. ....... ¥'-............... ... r..nl~ that the L.S. go\ernment has been v.ork1ng on the de\oelop- ment-of a gas-free bean fUf nearly four decades Experi- ments~ duruig World War II because fliers l>Ecame f1IOtt flaiulent at high altitudes. -.here ~ expand.;. cau-,tng dtSCOmfort to thfmsel"es and rheir ft>llo" ~ members From the Beatles shag to the Punk look. manv of the hair5tyles lhat tia\·e ~·ept the United Staaes have been imponed .from Great Bri- .. Tor--1r look ahttld. ""' mnsµlted rhe DaiJy ru Record· (a men' J~hion newspaper). It appears that the look of the near future is longer and neater hair ... Everyone \\an to look intellectual ' now. moody and arty,'' says Peter Smith of the Atlas sa.IOn in London. "and this is reflected by longer. falling-down hair." Smith reports that some of his customers cal'l'}' books to co~ete the look But. what to do if you currerttly sp<?rt punkish stubble'? No problem Simon Forbes. owner of Antennae -the· birthplace of the • Boy George look - will attach long pJa,gjc hairs by a ~-Ofbi~,_ F'mally. if )'OU J>!.efer Ifie Conan the Barbarian look. James Lebon of the Cw salon will cut a false ~ into \our n"ebrow. He aJSo si}fays graffiti oo his c omers· hair and is ex· perimenting with ' mud and Jcl..O neatments. Ha1r-raising1 · What do ~le read before lht'\' witch out-the light-and retire for the nigh1? Here ano rwo report ~ . T,..e n.ly. ·co-•ar of ~..wJ IA«y ~ •· fam seldom St'el1 v.1lh am· Olhef ~ in m\' hand bUI my Complete · Wotk~ uf Shakespro1", •• say~ Ms. Dal}. "It belonged to my father. and the book looks lilte 1t has been run o~er b\• a rruck 14 times When thinBs set ten5e I tell people. WtJliam and I are now going to rest together;-,._. .• ._.~ of. ~. GnM.hmctloll, c..a. M . Rowe reports, "fve been reading a lo& of SleJ)hen Kmg. My favorite is TM Stand. bec~se it could so easily happen. The events m- "·otve bacterial accidents and warfare I ve also bet!n reading C.S LeWis·~ fantasy ~ori The Chmmdt!S OJ , 01· mo I'm a kid t heart. I guess. and a littl make-belie\·e ai times hel~ you lo de.al \\ith · reality so much better ... ••..-.n i % i i (AJI Vif'F) Sunday: Jinuny Connors 32. Monday: lGttv Carti.1le ~ F.ileen 8m1nan 49. Tuadar: Henl)'. Font ll 67. w~ caroil.iWRnee-t--- 50; WeJch 4-4; Bob Newhart SS: PauJ V~er 57. Thunday. Jane Curtin 37. Fri- day: Peter Lawford 61. Sadu· dly: Std Caesar 62. • . t'nr all~ mo,i~grantmed pieces FREE for30 davs! . ('wt th credit llPP"'.'·al) Takes a break fr~ •Dynuty'. , Joan Collln1 •tara.u ~madam who a. .Cflta from her eM&bllabment to Mild her · to m'41cal ecbool ID .. Wild Wom-en of Cbutlty Galch, .. an ABC mo.Yle.&t9o'doc)r tonlpt. . . • • • Sporu ........ , ........................................... : ............ Paae 2 By LORENZO -OARCATERRA •PJ Ill . .. , ~ !!!-'!fl'M' .:.'--.. ' . .. ........ . -(() -flOOTUU. .... ,.... ...... ................... (1 .... ) 819'.W&:._.D ...... W•a::1;a,R1f1U1111(lln.J .· I ..... Ill DMltrt ... ........ (I ......... ~. TV Antenna ...... -;;-: ................................. ~ .... ~ ..... P• 3 Daytimr Drama ................................................ Pap 4 · Tube Toppers ................. ~ ................................. P• 6 Wimbledon 1s an elegant -old lady who, after having lived an interesting and • lfl.1iOOfUU: .. .... .... .. ~VllMlll (1 llri.). • • Daytime Schedule ...................................... : .... faae 1 Evening Schedule .......................................... Pll//9 JO TV Puzzle ........................ : ............................... ~31 -ChannelS we1U-t~inbaedklife,dis readyhto #i&SIOOI re ax, sit c an enJOY er memorie>. TJ>eoldladyof -1r; · Wimbledon has class. sur-W m~f1 °I:: :&:ui. : rounded as she is by polite ......._M.Y.).(lln.) · fans, umpires, tea served in . · D a flOOllML: la Mlelle ....... the finest manner and the .... tt11111 Olln(l•J -~ wisdomofheryears. ··~__,.-. -The U.S. -()pen has •:r-«t..._, u.a. •••••• CClllll••••lll•1111t-;s nothing at all in common c:ll91Ra.::::=~~.:;' with the old lady. The U.S. •.flULllCnMlllHIW B · c ()pen is a guerrilla war (2) KNXT, CBS. 6121 W. Sunset lvd .. Lot Angelel. a. la Cd out in front of Miii (4) KNBC, NBC. 3000 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank, Ce. ~O~ screaming QueensJ ... ,.._Y...,..P• . (7) KABC, ABC. 4151 Prospect Ave., Los Angela, Ce. N 'y fanaticsinastadium tW ••nuu.;. · (8) KFMB. CBS. 7677 E~lneer Road, San O~. Ca. ·. ·• tW .._, ....... · ("10) KGTV. ABC . Highway 94 and 47th St., San ~o. Ca. built less for tea and mor:e --..._ .. 9Cll'll Mee• (39) KCST NBC 8330 Engineer Road San OIAIJO. ta. . for beer. The l!.S. Open IS (f'ta IHI) .................... • ' ' -· • an angry, 1J1uled, old ...-. ••..W" .,,, .. ,.,. IR-. .::&::~-soldier still fi&hting a war _...,...,... -lndepe....... that was decided long ago. . The U.S. Open is, in shon. ... ... 81'•••••• a lot of fun. --------=:....-...;..._...._...;.._~ , (5) KTLA. 5800 W Sunset Blvd . .-Los ~. Ca. This year's Open. which (9) KHJ-TV, 5515 Melrose AVfJ., Los Ang~es. Ca. beail'!S this week and w11l be ( 11) KTIV. 5746 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles. Ca. televised on both CBS and (13) KCOP-TV. 915 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angei.t. Ca. USAcablenetwork.should _ ... (28) KCET. 4'401 Sunset Blvd., Loa Angeies. Ca. be just as exciting and controversial as last year's. This year we most likely will apin sec Manma (50) KOCE, 15744 Golden West St .. Huntington a.ach. 'Ca (56) KOOC-TV. 1730 Clementine, Anaheim. Ca. Navratilova chase away all challengers. McEnroe, Jimmy Connors and I v .. ~aunL,__:.l.~!!!~~!!!! LcDdlivill duke .i1Au1 m11 ----~""==~-=~-TV===-:==========---· trenches of Louis ~ Armstrong Stadium. The fans who do finally (0) On-TV, 1139 Grand Central Ave .. Glendele. Ce. (Z•) Z-TV, 2939 Nebraska AvfJ., Santa Monica. Ce. (H) Home Box Office. Time-Life Bulldlng, Rocktftller Center. N Y . N Y (C) Clnemax. Time-Life Building, N.Y.,N.Y • anive via crowded high- ways or subways seem tobc made up of two different species. The~ are those Rockefeller Centet, who like thtl{ t.en.01s with coot Perrier and lots of silenc.e, fittins very easily into the staid conditions of Wimbledon. At the U.S. (E) ESPN, Bristol, Ct. (l) SelecTV. Merina~el Rey, C1 (S) ShoW11me (S) Spotlight (C) Cable News Network, Atlante, Ga. _ .................. _ ~~ ~ew York City ~ 7) -.y~ Atlanta. Ca. Open, they arc flanked by beer lovers, people who Jike tennn to be loud, as if it were a rock concen. They stomp, they cheer, they scream at every question- able call. There arc fights, and a handful of arrests. ... ~ ....... ,_ ......... ...... ~-......... . So. while 1he war i, bema played out on the couns. the fans an:~stagina a re-si tanc.emovcmentofthcir M 111 • ....-----"---~~~owm..'All Ui..lhen.ame offu.n~• 19'.NOfttMl ,_bta• M•illlE•lt and the love of tennis. (PleaM Me 8PORT8/Paee 30) Q 1, TV an1enna .'.COmedy Zo_ne' short ~n humor Realities of modem · television dictate --,.,...---,,--lau ghs hard to find By PHIL SNEmERMAN • Ofh~ ......... This hasn't bceo a happy year for comedy on television. Actlon-adventure series-like '!Riptide" and "Magnum, P.f." have managed to weave humorous story threads amona the'hiah-s~ chases. But that TV staple, the half-hour situation "Comedy, has proved anemic in the ratinp ~his past year. Musical-variety shows, hich once featured lots of comedy skits, ave now vaniihM. from the oetwork schedules. ~ If the old comedy forms aren't clickina. maybe it's time for a new approach. Lome Mjcbaels. the oriajnal "Saturday Night Live" producer, tried a revamped comedy- variety format earlier this year, NBC's "The New Show." It quu:kly tumbled to the bottom oftbe ratings and stayed there. Now, it's CBS's tum to try repackuing (Pleue Me COMBOY /Pe.Ce 5) DabneyCOl~and llarlettelf!nteyappearl.D auetcll OD -• bmon.tlTenewCBSRrlee. 11TheComedy Zone .. on Friday ntcJit.. KirkJeweleis Watch&JeweJrY · %Parr_·._ Most Battery Replacements $3.95 Chain Soldering $5.50 Rfua Sizing frOm $8.00 Kiik Jewaers has the scrvjccs )'OU need the mo.Y for the least. AD worlC is done quickly and efficiently. \\brk Ultc prona replacement, stone sct- tina, for which ~ also have a large selection of mounting.\ to choose· from, or cha.in~ Brina in ~UT favorilt rtngS for free clc-anini and chcckina anytime. It' a one-~top convmicnoe for ·~u. from lb. -· Kirk Jewelers expert watch and jcw~lry rcpa!T. Count on it. 0. Moo loa#IOll hi/ls a UiltdamoA'tr on IM pmruttS. C°"ta Mna Harbor Center (n4J 545-9415 Canoaa Park •&git Rod • Manhauan Stach Ri~c{side • Thou and Oa._!> f~ Girt WflPPlna t1uu~ A.4'rollnu ~. ~ no-iniaei ot uil.r 1 \"9r 10 ~ .. Ma'it"lwlr· Viu ~ Arnnican ~J'f AU ltttl\J &rt suh~"t 10 9"11abilio Pmd11<:I rfMitavarhically cnlarfed 10 lholo cklail , .. I ;I COMMENTARY ~~re~-. . . What's due on.tube this· fall? Bill CosbJ's comiiig back to TV, but so are more silly car chases --- By BUGH A. MULLIGAN · .......... c.n ......... , RIDGEFIELD, Conn. The temperature dippc(i welJ into the SOs last night. near the end of one of the drcancst summer reruns· Oil. the boob box. and the fint falling leaffluttered by the window. AJI evenin.s. long the croakers croaked mournfully m lhe moonlit ousts rislng from our little lake, where already the Canada geese arc marshaling into flight - fonnations for the .tnp soutt.f. Oldtimers around here insist these arc sure signs of an ear)y autumn and a long rold winter: . The oonc_tusion then is inescapable: ~other TV season will soon· be upon us and the moth-eaten reruns will vanish with the songbtrds and the circling hawks tnto wmter rul>emauon. What is in store for us on the tube th1s faJJ? The early word fro~ out LA way is that some 1wo dozen shows will make their debuts on_lhe mlijor networks. A BC 1s tugh on "Paper Dolls," a senes built around hiah-fashion models and the rag trade, and "tinder of Lost Loves." one of those fantasy Island-Love Boat clones that prov1de space for a broad vanety of plots and a generous display of big name stars playing key cameo pam · In the latter. Tony Franciosa 1s cast as a worldly type who heJps people find old love interests. Why anyone would be interested in such a quest 1s beyond me. Even Or. Zhivaso in Siberia should have left bad enough alone. I can•t help thinking that the network mia,hJ reap bener 'ratings doing a TV verston of BQb and Ray's "Mr Trace. Ex-villain expand~ -1-n 'San ta Barbara ' Q: I was woodcnnJ tfthe actor who pla)s C.C. Capwell on "Santa Barbara" also played the Rev. Snow on "Three's Com- -pany." - 8.B .. Monis County. N.J. LYNDA HIRSCH Keener Than Most Persons," that zany send-up of the olaradio soap opera "Mr. Keane, Tracer of Lost Persons." • The good news is that'NBC 1s bringing back the "Bill Cosby Show,.. after an absence of 13 ytars, 1n a sll-<:om format featunng the comic as an obstetrician. coping with a lawyer wife and four hvely kids. The premise 1s promising but there 1_s always the danger of the senes bejng affircted with an acute case of the-cutes, qne of TV's deadlier diseases. The bad news 1s that NBC also has a nt.'W sex-drenched . pnme u me soap, "Miami . Vice:· and sometbma called "Hunter." ~tamng Fred Dryer as a mavend cop, brought to ·you by the same people responsible for "Tbe A-Team" and .. R1~ tide." Here we go with more silly car chases, gory ~hootouts, descents mto that absence of culture the) call the drug culture. . · If murder must out in pnme time. CBS offers a prom1sini mixture of mayhem and memment in "Murder, She Wrote:· The senes stars the always delightful Angela Lansbury as a m)'stery story author not unlike Dame Agatha Chnsue. who helps solve non-fictional cnmes that come to her attention. The r~sult. we hope, will be a cross between Aunty Mame and Miss Marple · That 36-year-old prodigy tcve Spielberg, who with "Jaw~." "E.T.," "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and ''lnffiana '" Jone and the Temple of Doom" hit the boA office Jackpot by mak.ing the kind of movies we thou$ht the) didn't ma~c anymore, is retumin~ to his first love. TV. He has -.s1gned '?n ~th NBC to produce "Amazing Stones; an adventul'( and ·mysterysenes evbk.ina the arand &hosts of "Twilight Zone" an<L "Alf red t1ttchcock fcescJU " A; Yes. Peter Mark Rlcbman "a• indeed CU'l11y'1 father on "Tbree'• Company." RJcllman came to Hollywood to 1tar in the 111----w=oacrertur movre -YrtenCIJY Penus on" ldet a wbJleJor uyoac to lake over a role. tapttlally from ooe wbo wu a1 popular as Unfortunately the Spielberg project, which cans for a minimum 4 .. episodes, won't 'premier until the falloff 985. In tbe mcanttme. I recommend cable TV's "Tales ofth Uoell t~;· e Bnt1!h lfttl)OTt~ at odd hours in vanous location~ featunng Jphn House man doing the Vincent Pncc bit as interlocutor for some excellently acted. weU-wnnen ~ yams hOt in exotJc locations. There wa one the oth er day about a little boy on a Caribbean island who rescued a &J•n1 sea tunic· from the nets • (IHI) wit.II Gary Cooper, Tony Perlrlu ud Dorotlay McGuJre, and spent bl• flr•t year ID Lo• Ancelet playing berolc leadlns mn. Tben l\lchman ~came the claulc vUlain, •J>PUriJlg lD baadtecl• or televl1lo~ 1taow1 lad movies as-th archest <f. aemlet. He'• &lad to be playln& a tbree- 41meHloaal cltaracter on "_Sut• Bart>ara." Q: I miss Meg Ryan as Betsy on .. As the World Tums." Has she any prOJects lined up now that she's left the show? Also. I think her replacement bears an amazing resemblan~ to Mea. -P.C., Red Bank; N.J. . k Rl&bt now Mes'• 1till lookto1 for ber fin~ P.~aie-ttme or movie a11lpment. As for Mary &.a.De, ber replacement, we bear tbat before 11tt bad lier baJr cut la tbe same 1cyle as Mes'•· tlaere wu hardly uy rttembluee. Evidently a llalrcat ua make all tbe dJlferen~. (Atlde to "AJ tbe World Tami" fan1: We know thal you •dor'ff Mt•, bat live ~ary • cllaace. It .-. '"" ~-una~pt . 2.1984 MeK.) ' \ Q_ I .rcmcmber watrh1Dg "All My Children" with my grandmother smce I was a child. I'm now 22 . I don'l remember ever hearing what happened to Chuck Iylct's parcnb. Can you upl4lm why he was raised by hts grand~arcnti.? -S.E .• BuOalo, N.Y. ' A: It bas been mentioned oo rar~ ~CHIOU tbaf Cback'a l t&ndfatber. Cbarlu Tyler, was married ooce before be wed Pboebe. Charles' flnt wife died. T1tl1 flr•t marrta1e 9rod1ced a so11 -Cback'• father. Wbeo <Cbod wa1 ftvf' bJ1 partat1 were ldlJed lo u accldeot ud bt was ral1ed by Chari" and bl• 1tep-araod· motber Pboebe. . Q: rd hke the ddrcs.i. of Bradley Lockerman of .. Capitol." - D.O .• El Paw, "Tex. (Pleue He FALL/Pate 30) SOAPS SHIFT A: Yau cu wrUc Bradley, .-b~y1 Zed:~{~;:~~;~~~=~ Dlamood. cau o1 ''CaPllal." Tel• _vislm lJ,. uea evul.y :B Lot --~-"'"'"------As:iacles. Callf. 90011.' .... -- 'COMEDY ZONE' SKETCHY ... From Pages humor on TV. "The Comedy Zone" Is in the midst of a five-week tryout at 8 p.m. Fridays on KCBS Channel 2. Someone had an idea that the problem with TV comedy might be regional m nature. If the Hollywood hacks couldn't come ... · up with funny new material, why not produce thc..shcuv irt New York and enlist some of Broadway's bnghti'st playwnghts to whip up some humorous skits? Round up a! talented comic ensemble, bnn1 in a few .. na01e'' guest stars and watCb the ratings soar. Well, after a look at the first two tpisodes of "Tbe:Comedy Zone," the news isn't good. There arc so}l1e talent performers on view, and some of the skits arc quirky and interesting. But .. The Comedy Zone" has a fatal flaw: it's not very funny. (However, no one thought to inform the laugh-track operator, who inserts loud, intrusive guffaws after even the lamest ) -saw veteran Steve Allen was host of the first episode, and he urged viewers to "stay tuned for serious comedy." Mark Linn- Balcer played a Russ1an standup comedian, with Steve Landes'bcra translating. The aag was that the Russian's approach to Ameri- can comedy.didn't work. But focusiag on bad Jokes just caused the skit it.self to short- mcuit. Better was John Bishop's whimsical sketch about about a woman (Penny Manhall) recaJhng a stnng of romantic encounters as she sifted..throuah 1hc s.b.iiis - the men left behind. Steve Allen tnmsclf generated some humorous responses with a tricky man-on-the·strect SCJlllent. He asked pas~rs.-by, "If an admitted heter- osexual were runn~ng for President, would y~ vote-for him?' But more typical were tiresome parodies of"Jane Fonda's Workout"·and headache commercials. Of questionable taste was an · impresSJon of James Mason, just days after .. Comedy Zo~e" wl11 feature Ann Lanae, Blll Randolph, ilarll:Llml Baker. Bob Oun ton, Joe llantefDA ancl, eeated, Audrie J . Neenan. -ninctors detlh. The fil"5t show ended with a elev.er Lawrence Welk-type cast performance of a song called, "Don't You Hate 1t When They M~ke You SmJ Along.·• And of course,• Uie smgel"5 strutted into the audience, a kins people to do just that. It was a clever Idea, but not the son to have -you rolling on Lhc floor. Host of the SC(;()nd show was Dabner, Coleman of "Buffalo Bill" and .. Tootsie· fame. Coleman and Jane Curtin took part m the show's one brilliant sketch, Ted Tally's "We've Got to Stop Meeting Like This." Coleman and Cu run were two sinale ~people en&A&ed in a cliched get-acquainted chat at a cock.tail El.rt)'. But one person s answers always seemed to be one Jump ahead of the other's questions. As the skit wound to a close, you ' suddenly realized you'd been watching a party con venation run in reverse. Less successful were skits on a swm&ing father lcctunna his conservative son on how to attract women, on a woman confessina infidelity over the breakfast table and on a sleazy re.al estate sales- woman (p >~.by A"udne J. Netnan of HBe' Nor Neeessa1dy 'the News'l • Michael Davis did his astooish.1naJ..uggling act involving a bowling ball, an apple and an ea.. but it wasn't new to anyone's who'd seen him on "Saturday Night Live." -Perhaps the trouble wi11i ·'The Comedy Zone" is the television audience's expecta- tions. Situauon comedies and the gross-out tcc~nkster movies that air re&.ularl)' on ca~le )lave condJboncd us to expect bi& and notsy pgs. Wit and subtlety art not qualities we've come to eApect from TV humor. ~ Many of the "Comedy Zone " kits were clever and thou&htful, but they had no ~unch line. ~us, a sketch about a bubbl» singer prancina among nuclear war surv1vo~ was not likely to bump your funny bone. Or consider Jaston Williams' .. Hate and Harmony.. sketch in which Miss Patty Poteet (Jane Curtin) sana u country hate sona-that's right. a 'hate song, not a love sona. ft was a clevc;r parody of country music, but was it funny? Not rcaUr,. lfanyjfuna. "TheComc<ly Zone· prove just how diffi~uJt It 1 to be both iotelbgcnt funny. rb.aps the pa\Jjlarn wilJ i!Tlj)rove m its firud episodes: But -ttrB-- sccms to be the year 10 which viewers would rathcT watch their favorite tan blow their Imes on nimdless blooper shows As an ex.periment,'""Th~Comedy Zone" deserves some credit. But the realities of modem television dictate that .. The Com- edy Zovc'' ts-most .ftkeJy-desticed-for a place 10 TV's dead zone. 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"Beauty And The Beast" Susan Sarandon and Klaus Klnsk1 star in this story aboot a young Qlr1's I0\19 transforming a beast into a handSOme pnnce Q (%) llOVll "Nine Hours To Rama" ( 1963, Orama) Horst Buchhotz. Joie Ferrer (2 • nrs... 5 min.) . _.OIDIUWllWCI .. (l)lllTODAY ........ DAY01·wova--•w DI I ll'ftl CGfllUll) _..DUIOVT .. 21 IM I AQUAllM / IATMAll · .... •'HU Satire aimed at pol1ti· c1ans and buteaucrall ........ .. , ... ... '°'°" .......... -(I) af'OCn'UU. San Francisco '49ers et Detroit lions (3 hrs ) G Ill fl001UU. Miami Dolphins at Washington AedskiM (3 hra.J O m'ftl "Frenchman'• Creek" ·11944, Ac:Mlnture) Ja.n Fontaine, Arturo de Ca<· ~-ODY~g ~ J -""~ 119M.DOl1111TN • 7'l ··-'U Loe Angelel Dodgers II --i.o.L.;--Meflt..i ~3 Ive:;-~~· I:. Nfllwt Neel Gabler and Jef· frey Lyooa holt an lt'lformatN• look at what's new at the moY1M e a flQOTULL. San Diego CNlrge et Minnesota Vlklngt (3 NI.) •• Dl&Al .... MlfO MCm NASCAR Southern 500 (live from Darlington S C) (4 hrs . 30 min) cm llON "The WOfldef Of 11 All" ( 1914. Documentary,) ( 1 hr , 35 min ) llO¥ll · Romantle Comedy" ( 1983. Romane.} ~ley Moore. Mary Steenbur· n , (1hr \43mln .•• •MTODAY -MOOD _,.ICllAL9 L~Z:S:•M•w.. •c.-ua •• rDK,__ .. ''Ttall Of Tha Pink Panther" (t982, COITii<Jy) Pit Sillei1, Oiiv•d Niven, (1 hr , 35 min.) m..cawrYtODAY tW ,, ... .,... - HW'iU. Chicago Cubs at Atlanta Brevet (3 hrs ) .....CN.11 . mWll "You're Nevef Too Young" (1956. Comedy) Dean Martin, JtMry Lew· Is. (2 htl.} «l> U•N.L Chicago Cube at Atlanta Bra'leS (3 hrs , 5 mirlt) fD 10 • A~ A poftral1 of • prelaw student who decides to enter prlelthood 1 hr) . • POa'9 C:. IOCITY llOVll "The Toy" ( 1982, eom.dy) · Rtehafd Pryor, Jackie Gleason (1 hr , 40 ~n~ • ,_.,COLI WllTTMB · 11111 mTOIT11Bf11BO 1'111-wmtDAwtp~ • POQ'9 '* IOCllT'f ,. .... ~ Cotterpin Ooozer has a hard time growing up when lt'a time to join the adult work force. CZ) .,. "The Tenth VIC!lm" (1965, Fantasy) MarceUo Mastroianni, Ursola Andress ( 1 hr 32 min ) Afternoon . 1'111-wmt DAWD--..V ' 1191 Timi·-~-... -. ...... . lftii&fl "We. The AccUs.d··· Myra. knowing that Paul murdered hill Wife. deeide5 to stand by him u Chief lnspec· tor Boltro clo&ea 1n on them (Part 4 of 5) JIMOTOMANC VW $(1 hr ) UTIOML QIOQUPllC "Reptiles And Amphibians" .m ..,._ 'Gandhi'" ( 1982, Biography) Ben Kingsl6y, Cendte• Bergen. (3 hrs,, 8 min) 'ANICMAll, . IOIUNO -MB nootll . -CM.U awaam• I JIMOTOMANC V... llOVll "Deal Of Th41 Century" ( 1983. Comedy) Chevy . Chase. Sigourney Weaver i hr.. .) Open ear r (live from U.S T A T ennla Center In AUlh· i~ Meadowa. N Y ) (3 hrs ) U Cl) 9'. fl001UU. Loa Angelel Aalde<a at Houston Oilers (3 hra.) ...... _.,OIA&l.op_." ..... .,.,.. ADftll.U .,lfatl ''We, The AccvMd" Paul It taken to priSOt\ to await lflel and learns that Myra II to ~ charged as an •c:com- : ~1~~:;,J. 'Curse Of The Pini< Pan1her" (1983. Comedy) Ted Wass. Oavtd ~IY9n l! .br .• 40 n1'in.) • • ()J.M0¥11 "The Kid From Spairl" (1933. eomedy) Eddie Cantor. Robtrt :Young i! hr • 30 min ) CJ) llCMI "Westward The Women" (1952. West11n) Robert TaylOf, O.nlM Darcel ( 1 hr , 58 min ) (%) .ml ''Gandhi" ( 1982. Biography) Ben Kingsley, Candle• Bergen ,(3 hrs . 8 min,) • · IGU.mMmTMI ~YIGGt=--·----~-~~~ CIWl.ft--... .. : • ... "Gidget" ( 1959. Cotnadv) Sandre Dee, Olff Roo.rt.00 cnv .. ~ mnJ..;. I '116,......MMTt ., .......... ---.. ''TM Vden1 ....,.. .. (1965, Western) GWv\ Fofd, Batb9ra 6tanwydc i lVa.) ' MIDTMYIOl..,._,CWI,. ... ''Search Fot The Goda" (1975.- Mys1!"() Kurt RutMll, Stephan McHatt... ~ i ~ ..... ocm:mrt c;,lo Marla Glullnf, maestro of the Loa Angeles Ph*" harmonic, reheerlal, conduct• aM ottara ott-etage lmpfeaionl of ovwtu.rea from thr==u. (R) (1 ht) 1-ecm lll.OIY . -1-CNPmlll ) • •rn•naMm _, anmat• i Tim -F•tured: Rode Hudson dlaca .... 1'111 new TV-mov- le, the personal tide of actor Tm Aetd ( 1 Iv.) ID .,.._lll.OIY CC) ... ''The Bridge On The Rivet Kwai" (1957, Orama) Wiluam Holden. Alec ~~ his. 41 min) ([) MlfO CART E9COfl Reder Warning 200 (fr!)m Lexington. Otuo)...,.(2 hrs.I •II ... "T}le Big Broedc:aS1 Of ,938 .. i~' ...... w.c ·- i ... "Ovefboard" ( 1978, AdVen- llKe) Angle Dickinson, Cliff_ RoWtson (2 hrs:) •.---111 .. I Xl:M&'•m-ra--.. .,.,. "Spacehunter AdvenJur• In The-fiOl'bldden Zone" ( 1983. Sctenoe-Fic- Uon) Petet Strauss. Molly Alngwald ( 1 hr .• 29 min.) CC .,.. "Time Walker" ( 1982. Fant•· sy) Ben Murphy, Kevin Brophy ( 1 hr , 25 min.) .. • (S) IUIAWAY --Se1 In 1830s Austra- lia. the series traces the adventUJ• of two children afttf their father leeves for ~ lend t01iPorf00the C'Ci10ilVi ~gov- ernor. ( 1 hr .. 33.;&j · • 111' lM IF Ill fJI ~-eout-TUU . . -· 0 GI US. Amateur Champion9hip fila1 roUiiC1 {from 00 Tree Golf C\I& 1t1 EdmOnd. Okl•.>-P hr • 30 min.) • n11'1 W ,._., "The Other Benion" Aoban Gullaurn9 ta1t1 about his childhood In St. LOUii and hil battle ~t r8C\lt atereotypes in tWvlllon. i >11111•11w · -l'WML • -coon um TO ICMOCll. -. ._ .,..,. lntonnatlon on the beet loeal ~ on bec:tHC>«hool ONf II provided. U UtmTmo Feat\nd: xaung P.uv n cedett• bOatd their training ~ "la lndeQandcla" In Ptlru, Theresa Ur1u man-egee~ McDonald'• 1r1 Phoenuc; Gfaphic artist HarOld Jneurun; Puer1o Alean Salla ~ WINie Cok>n •• (f)JmlfUC119'1'MMWDWWiil 8 .. "Inn Ot The Oemnecf' (1975 Drema) Tony 9onnef. MJchMI Cnllg tn) SunCSay. Sepr.2, 1984 11 e .,_"Never Too Late" (1965~Com edy) Connie Stevens, ~aureen O'Sulli- van. (2 hrl.) e *ML ,,_,. .. "Market Timer From The Mldweat" Guest: Benjamin C KC>rld'lot. vlee chairman and chief Invest t offtcer, Waddell & Reed, Inc. M.la'liflQllll'MP .UTa.tOf Ullll..O -~ • I..,. YOU Featured· a 10<»< at how the" medta 8ffects fhe publlc with goesta Hank Levinson, Manager Station Services, Tete- vlslon lntoonatlon Office (TIO) , Karen Hill-Scott, Adjunct Professor of Planning. UCLA, and, P411trlcla Greenlleld, Professor of Psf cholbgy. UCLA. '•le&a.WU.U. fACltt91ATDI T .. MWAllTMI ··-··-·----MCll Of CILMm ..,.....,. .,.. "They Call Me Bruce?" ( 1982. ) Johnny Yune. Margaux Hem llf~j 1.hr .• 30 min.) --·---.,.. "The V11ginian' ( 1929 West- em) Gary Coopef. Mary Brian ( 1 hr .. 30 mil.) -... D&Bt fmUU. -WGMAll .... Q .. , ...... WM.l..,,_.,W~ l:.:..C.. ,_Im "Is The Mam Threat From • The Thlfd World?" Guesta author John Lukacs and soclologlst Ernest van den ~~~&UIUAllD•••IGll CC .,.. "Cold River" (1982. Adven-- tlKe) Suzanne Weber. Pat Peterson ( t hr., 35 min.) · CD) ~y ..,_, The work of today's hottest youno-writera. dTrectors and start are gathefed together In short ftlm. v1deo. end anlmatec:llegmenta. ( 1 IV ) Cl)..,. "Corse Of The Pink Panther' (1983, Comedy) Ted Wass. David Niven l hr, 4C>mtri.) •YOU WAltf to IUD A DIM.• • .,. "'Rancho Notortous" ( 1952. W•tem) Marlene Oletnch. Met Ferrer I 1 -hr.~"* ·10...:..n:_ .... -:=:~ C.....,.• The Ille and work of Henry Hamllton Bennett. photo- grapher of the w11eonsin Dells area is ~ofiled IMl'iUI . ... DITI Of 1MI • Roberto Duran vt. Plplno Cuevas (fought January 1083 In LOI Angela) and Roberto Ouren ..,. O.vey MOOf• (fought June 1983 In NeW York). ( 1 hr.) ••IAYOMM.l ·----·ALL ... , ... ........ 'lllftmJC•emo ...... TOlllMI 12 Sunday, Sept. 2, 198-i I ' ... """"* _.,,Lim LAD MY.,........ A national fund-rall« benefiting the Muacu- tar Oyatrophy Auoclatlon, with Ed McMahon u anchorman, end Sammy Devis Jf and Cewy l<ateo> as co-hosta t! hr.) • II) llOWm "Stunts" ( 1971, Mystery) Rob-tf1 Forster, Fiona Lewis. A veteran HOiiy- wood stuntman join• • movie cast. on k>cehoo to learn the cffcumstenon behind the deaths ol three other atuntmen. Including ~ ;;noer brother (2 hrs.) l •RZL.a ~ =~===tographer fOf "Jawa," at w0<k, featured • his own 1ootage of whiles, great wt\lte sharks end sunken Japanese lteeta. (A) 9. (1 hr.) CC) •OYll "WerGamas ' ( 1983. Suspense) MattheW Brodenck, Oe.bney Coleman A teen-age computer whiz Inad- vertently acoeaea the Pentagon's atrate- glC computer system ·and nearly begins Wodd W81-tll 'PG!-OtHu. ss-mtn:t 00.,. "King Of the Mountain" (1981 Actlenture) Harry Hamlin, Joseph Bot- toms Three young L " bac~a devote therr energies to the spoft of drag racing 'PG' ( t hr., 30 min ) • aE .. "The Big Fix" ( 1978. Mystery) Richard Dreyfuss, Susan Anspach. An unconventional private detective. who was deeply invotved 1n the '60s protest•. 1s drawn into a case lllVOfv1ng pohJlcal cor- i tlon and murder. 'PG' ( f IV .. 48 min ) .. Cl•I'~ .. PAm.YflUD · NOU.YWOOO ClOllW Featured· an interview with Kirk Douglas, ho¥1 to get your child into show business: a I~ at public access TV and how anyone can ig.:- ~..,. IOUl'I Of Tiii • Ray Mancini vs Arturo Frias (fought 1982 1n· Las Vegas) and Ray Mancini vs OftandO Rome<o (fought 1983 In New Y()fl() ( 1 hr) (%).,.. "Daniel" ( 1983, Otlma) Ttmo- 1hy, Hutton. Mandy Pallnkln Adapted from EL Doctorow's novel "The Book Of Daniel " A graduate student probes the even11 surrounding his parent'• execution A oatlonal fUnd.rafler benefiting the MUI culal Oysttopny Auoclatlon, with E• McMahon H anchorman, and Samm a:..::::;= ,,,. . M • 11 AT NN Tony Berinett sings 1 medley of hit hits, lnctvdl~ "lt Had. To 84 Vou," "AS Time Gott By" and "I Left M\ Heart In San Frenc1teo." ( t IV.) . mi> DOll'T UT THI RC'Mla .._ t1mf ATM •llOllUITM -· OI lllf Big Bird and his friends visit the Met ropolltan MuseYm or Art In Ne~ Y0<k. AR) QJI hf) UJ.,. "Staying Ahve" (1983. Drama) John Travolta, Cynthia Rhodes. A you"' aSptrlng dancer lands a rOle In a prodlJc· tlon, thus jeopardlzJ!!9 his relationship wltr !_Xoung woman. 'PG ( 1 hr • 36 mm.) liJ .... TALI TlllA'IM "Beauty And 'The Beast" Susan Saral')don and Klaus · Klrl$ki atar 1n this atory about a young girrs IOVe transforming a beaat into e ha~~nce.Q llT ••A• 1'::11 lllL'I mA1'11f ••nilD ..... rJNI FootQ.all Follies CID ,..,..., MCI Cotterptn Ooozer has a hard llme growing up when 11'1llme 10 fOln the aoolt WO<k force • bll Ql) DAY Of DllC0\9Y • 8 ()) •DAY AT A Tm Ann considers a busmess opportunity tl1at wootd mean leaving her family. her friends end lndlan- aj>Ol11. (R) D II) IMMT .. Michael teams up with a mysterious detectiVe to help a woman find her husband's murdeler (A) t? hi'$) • ••• •u --.o °' MC01• eou1-TUU G WAITU Mm MCCiDFllCI He>11lle inmates hold Mark and the JUdge captive during a prison riot. (R) O ( 1 hr ) I lRl'.r'ftaOfM_...,._. .._. "Orangutans: Orpnens Of The Wiid" Peter Ustinov narrat" a look at the C>fangutan and the etfC>fts being made to save the species from extinction. Q ( 1 11r.) • mi) WIW&CI TlllATM "To Sefve Them All My Days" Chrla, having lost the as Ausllan nucteer IP.!!! 'R' (2 hrs, =9 __ ~ electlOtl, makes a decision about David's mau!Aiie proposal. (P¥1 ~ l3) At Q_(1hJ.) 1lll I Cl) • mlnll Scheduled the search In Argentina for thousands who have dis- appeared, alleged vleth'nt ol polltk:al ter- ror, teen-ager• Who 11Ct1hce thili peraon-" al lives io become proteaslonal tennis atars. a woman's laWIUlt 1oa1nst the town of Ware. Maas fC>f faking to arreat a man who alleQedly caused the death ot her • husbend and daught« In en auto crash. IB> !hf.) • D IACOOCA: M AmUCMI ..... Tom rokJlw report• on the'bullne.. feed· er whole management t&CMIQuea laved America'• thlrd-targeat automobile manu- fattur8f from bankruptcy (A) ( 1 hr.) I .... . Mll.lft ...W rr ORMOTI Featured· a tubme111ble f!Oeting city: • lottery for scarce Qfave lltH, • two-thirds tette replica ol the White HOUM In Japan (R) l1 hf.) IJ *"' "The VIOient Men" (1955, W•tern) Glenn Ford, Baft>ara Stanwyck A powertUI WHttc'nt~ II delealed by VIO- Cif-r..:•~ = ~~, 'flLINOM . . " CC) .. ''Deal 01 The Cent " (1983. Comedy) Chevy Chaae. '11gouu1ey Weavet When a high technology ultra- WHPOO lurna <>Yl to be..detactlvt..Jls.trWl: • ufacturer hlr• an urns hustler to dispose pf 1t 'PG' ( 1 ht .• 38 min ) C!>=m CH> "Oandhl" ( t982. Blogrephy) Ben l<tngsley, Candice Bergen. Tracet the llf• of Mahatma Gandhi who led demon- atrations of passive rMfstance In order to gain Independence lex lndle 'PO' c;> (3 hrs . 8 ITW\) (DJ llCMI "Gandhi" ( 1982, Biography) _ Ben Kingsley, Candie• a.rgen Tracee the hie of Mahatma Ganohj. who-i.d ~ atretlons of pa$81Vo rH11tance In Otdet to r,1n Independence fOr lndle 'PO' (3 hrl .. min .l.w. "Romantlo Comedy" ( UM!3. Romane.) Dudley Moore. Maty Steenbur- gen Two IUCCeltfUI Broad.vay writing partMra end a Ptaalonatt relltioi'llhlp that luted M'9 y rt 'PG' ( 1 IV , 43 min.) G llCMI "Sldt'#atkt Of London" 1 tf.40, °""!'9l Ctlat Lauohton, VM9n lell:lf' • -I • ---lunclBY> Cont~ A street entertainer eoopts a homelesa waif and helps her become a star. (2 .. al;J..., ,M.9'. ... (I) to0Dllm1T1 llMTOll Jenny decides to reeearcl'I • report on proetitu- tion ~~~glr1. (R) Cl) CCI 1 W Florida vs. Mlamt {!rom T!~· Fla\ <; hra .• 30 min ) ... Cl) 1111Ai211M George and Tom are jealous of the self-defense lrlstruct0< who seema. to have caught Helen and Louise' a eye. (R) &u••IA wpu CW MCCMa COW. 8 .,.. ."The Wild Women of Chastity Gulch" (1982, Western) Priscilla Barnes, Joan Colllns, In a MIS8oufi mining town during the CMI WM, barroom belles join f0<oes wllt\ the town's more upstanding women to keep renegade Union soldiers trom pltla"ing their community (A) Q (2 hrs.) ~ii~...-, Ll'l5I I.MOit DAY ~·. I llMl•mCI 'TllrAlM "To Serve Them All My Days" Alcock Is gone ·and the question again Is who will be appoint· ed new headmaster; Chris arrives from Canada . with a -new burden f0< P.J to shoulder (Part 11 or 13) (A) Q ( 1 hr ) I!) M'Yli&4fl "We. The Acc·used" Paul Is taken to prison to await tnal and teams that Myra Is to be charged as an accom- phc~rt 5 of 5) (A) Q ( 1 hr.) CO "Flashdance" ( 1983, Mus1ea1) Jennifer Beals. Michael Nouri. A young woman who works as a welder strives for success as a ballet dancer. 'A' ( 11'lr • 35 min.) (%)_,.."Private SchOOf" ( 1983, Come- dy) Phoebe Cates, Betsy Russell. Te.en· aged bOys ViStt the all·glrls Cherryvale Academy tor some tun and adventure 'R' i hr .. 37 min.) ..... W Cl> AUCI Mel challenges Vera's acid- tongued landlady to pro\18 she 19 a belter cook th8'11 ht.-(R) I ICMOOL llAT Guest· Arthur Laffer -(I) ftWillll ~ U. Shoop feels guilty for rejecting a physlc:tan's marriage PfOF>OSSI When she learns he Is terminally Ill. (RJ ( 1 ht.) __..,._._. 1W llWll...1Jncteicover pnUce _ officer Danny Wreede seetcs the leader of a gang selllng handgtins that are lethal to people who use them for aelf det.nser Stars Mlehatl Bock and Jerry Orbach ct hr.) ... ....... ~ llAMYO • Wla mCI TNl.Aftl "To Serve hem An My Oeys" Chris, having lost the electloa, makes • Otclslon about Oevk;l's marriage proposal. (Part 12 of 13) (R) • ' Q_(thr) CD •WIWn0....,¥11 "Anne Boleyn" Henry's hoped-tor _ son Is slillbOrn and Anne's daughter catties on the Tudor namt Henry accuses her of adultery and incest and She is beheaded. (1 hr . 30 I mff\) (C) llOVll "Trell Of The Pink Ptnther''. ( 1982. Comedy) Ptter Sellefe. David N1vtn, FOllOwll'\Q the d •PPHtance of bumbling French police detective Inspec- tor CloUseau. a TV reporttf 1ntervt.ws frlendl. family and enemla to put togeth· er a gfftle of his Ule. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 35 mln.) • .,.. ..... , .... Q umTTA . -dl) llOlfll ''Chain Llghtnl~ ( 1960, Ora-Epidemic " Gregory Jacticeon mcXietatt1. ~~5:r:nfet plk>7~~p~~ • tJ,:,:: . ·-;"••n• ~--"Time Walker .. (1982. Fani. .U.q -. Sy) Ben Murphy, Kevin Brophy. ·An. MOWll 'The Stuntwoman" (1977, r ancient mummy dlacovered In Iha tomb of Comedy) Jean-Paul e.tmondo. Raquel Tutankhamen la sent to a California unJ.. Welch. A movie stunt man Ignites a eerles versity for analyals, where It Is accld«ltally of slepstlck mlsadvenlUrecHts he tries to ·revived. 'PG' (-1 hr .. 25 min:)' woo the beaullfUI wife of a nobleman. (1 -@ .,. "The Truth About Spring'' hr .. 32 min.). (1.965. Orama), Hayley Miiis, John Miiia. A .. 8 8'1DAY lflCllTl •Ml fisherman attempts to merry off . hill (IJ .,. "Health Spa" (1983, Orama) da~oa lawyer (1hr .. 55mln~ Key Parket, Abigail Clayton. A magazine 11:118 "Someone I Touched'' 1975, edilOf eccePt& the. a$$1gnment of wrttlng Orama) Cloris Leachman, GJynn11 Con- an expose on a health club that special-nor. An archllect's pregMnt wife dllcov· Iles In se• eKercises. ( 1 hr .. 1 min )• er' that her husband has contracted~ JWI D. cum... . real dttease from his teen-ege glr1frlend. nu.l'flllt'.-•M..alT lhr .. 45mn.) · ........ · tt9 to•MllOI .. m.rl.M'" llW I.AIOI DAY -~;;,~ 1 e ,,_, .. MUIT • AUIO UC. F0<muta I Austrian GrW!d fD m. fMfU CW AM DCiiiic Edward me (from Zeltweg) (R) (f hr .. 30 mln.) Asner narrates a comprehensive reporl on tt9 (H) m¥ll "Curse Of The Pink Panthet'' the di;Sease, featuring five patients: a ( t983. Comec;ly) Ted Wass, Oevld Nlwn: child, a homosexual. a hemophiliac. an A bumbltng New Y<>fk City cop Interviews· intravenous drug abU5er and a Haitian ( 1 a. host of 5Upsloious charact•• In his hr ) 1nvesttgatl00 of the theft or the faboloul CS).,_ "Curse Of The Pink Panther" Pink Panther diamond 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 40 ( 1983. Comedy) Ted Wass. David Niven. min.) A bumbling New York City cop interviews •Cll MlllTCM:NA•D . a host or suspicious characters in his (m _,.. "Centerspread Gltls" ( 1982. investigation of the theft of the fabulous Comedy) Annette Haven. Veronica Hart. Pmk Panther diamond . 'PG' ( t hr . 40 When the leaders ot a reJ!gtous group rTilh ) threaten to bring ''legal -action agalns1 a . ......._DI.LOI slon magazine. lhe publisher sends haf 1t:'9 Cll... modetslntoactlon. (1hr .. 1Smln.)' • 1'tll 9GIT9U.A. CS) .. "The Star Chamber" (1983. ttll lllmAY.a.TlflW. Orama) Michael Douglas, Hal HolbrOOk. '™' JW A dedicated young judge • becomes MC... Involved with a secret panel of justlcft · Cll... directing vigilante reptisals against crlrN-WOll.D V... v nals who escape via loopholes In the law. W llCMll 'I 90ITI llACI• 'R' ( 1 hr . 49 min ) (Premiere) Highlights of same of the W 19 .. .,.wuw••y~-. week's ~rable happenings In the 0 --._ -·-·-WO<ld ot sports. • CID 0. LOCATDI "Robert Klelh: Child Of The '60s, Man 01 The '80s" The corned!· an reflects on 1ha.1mpact of telev1slon on llOlfll "Now And Forev•" (1983. his youth and takes a humorooe look at Orama) Chefyl Ladd, ~ Coieby A e!_renthood 1n the '80s ( 1 hr) woman tum!! to alcohol when hef huf$band (.QJ llOWll "Laura's Oe$fres" (1980, Ora-Is arreeted on a rape charge 'R' (1At .. 32 -I ma) Slegrun Thell, lrls Stern. A woman .;.. minJ. ..__ -~ . lac:• a dlfl!cull d.c:l&ioA w~mvet-1 _ _:_._,f,J(l),11,1.1_-. ... _11m~-... ~•UJ1.._.__ _______ _ choose which of her pravioos lovers she W(C) .,.. ''The Br1dge On The ~ hkes best. (1 hr .. 15 min) , ' Kwai" (1957, Orama) William H06den, a':) Meua · Alec Gulnl'\ess. During Wortd Wat '" • ttM(C).,. "Oanlet" (1983. Orama) Tlmo-Bntish colOnel and his men '*=ome pert thy Hutton, Mandy Patinklf\ Adapted of a poson tabOC camp ga~c.d by the from E'.l~ Oocto<~'s novel "lhe 8ook 01 Japanese to build a jungle . • (2 tn., Oanlel." A graduate ~tudent probes the H mfn.} ~-----. wents surrounding his partnt's execution •1C11 ... ...,.A1Ue as Russian riuctear sp.es 'A' (2 hrt • 9 ... ~ min.) rrtYOm• BBM 1w810• 'lJlllUCID •=•ma. . HOLLYWOOD Q.W Featured. an-~y The work of toOtt• lnt.e~iew with aetresa Morgan Brittany, holl•t young""Wrltara. difectora and 1111'1 behind the sceQM of rhe Oavkl Lerttef· • are gathered together In ahort' film. vldto mat.=;0 · . "land~=:lf;A':J1 hr.> .,.._POUUYllA'lll a. .-r•...n '. 1W llOWI "Indiscreet" ( 1958, Comedy) • Hm•~ ' Cary Grant, lngrld Betgman. A rich Amer!-.,. "Specehunter. Adventurfl lri cart-and a Euk>C)Mn ectress fall tn love The F«bklden Zone" ( 1883. Scieia Re-• althOugh ha Cia.llTI& 10 be mauiad. (2 hrs.. tlon) Peter Stra.ua. Molly ~ tn 1tllli 1.0 min)' ' '-22nd centUfY, • sptlOe mtfcen&ty and I -1WllCWA'l"°'"811Af:S• punklsh waif travel to a diatant _,..to JWQMI reecue thtee apace--i'\81dtns ffom 1 vii--·~ (1 hr.) la1~borg. 'PG' 11ht.,29mln) ... A .....0 _., A panel of aie( "The Bttcl\" (19J9. Or. ma) ••perr1 wm addrna ~tlooe rei9ed by ·~ documenlff>' "AID9:.Prot1 -ef An -Sunday, Sep. 2, 19~ 13 \ -SanclaY Cont. Joan Coffins. Michael Coby. After an (%) .,. "Halloween Ill: Season Of The extramarital aftelr destroys her metrlage. Witch" ( 1982. Hon°') Tom Atkins. Sta· a higtHrvtng woman ~arches '°' other c.y Ne4kln. A young woman lnvestiga• a sources of funding. 'A' (1 hr , 30 min.) • Halloween mask manufacturer who may •(!) • l8lll'f LIW UIOR DAY T&ITlal have been responslble fOf her father's cular Dystrophy AssocfatlOn .. Wtlh Ed • •I 111,_(IO McMahon es anchorman, and Sammy • -tcOTT -~ •OYll "WarGamet ·' ( 198 Suspenae) MattheW Broderick; l>abn A nalidNll fund-raiser benefltlng.1hlt Mus-iuesoma mumer. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 35 min.) Davis I.Ir and Casey Kasem as co-hosts • IUlllm ~--dj~ LIW uiiiiDAY 1UMlll -m8) .. ..,. .. Pla_Zad0f"""'Tl"'ne~8~ .... !"~'"yrrUl',&'°!f"'c. .. -:,.,-F(""l9M~l'.'t""Tl,a°::;. . na verteotly ecceaes lhs ~tagon·11tra1 g1c computer tytt~and near1y beQI WOrld War Ill. 'PG' Q ( 1 hr .. 63 min.) (CClfl"'DJ evlsed . awardS J)fogram, a eoccasful (11)... screenwriter tells the &hocklnQ story of -·oWaX . .. . -. . u-i--M -"'---~ "TC>mOfrow" (1972. Oraml) Robert 1 .. ,.1111 -&....,.. .... ._ Oy...--Duvall,OlgaBellln. (1hf,'3min.) • ... - (D) "Curle Of The Pink Panther" (1983, .... •(%)"The Tenth Victim" (1965. Fantasy) Comedy) Ted Wass, Oevld Niven. (1 hr , ,., .... .,. Marcello Mastr0iann1, Ursula Andress ( 1 . 40 mlO ) • ., -P& WU-A Vltlt with The Jae hr . 32 mm l •(%)"The Tin Orum" ( 1979, Orama) David sons' sister, alngef LaToya Jactlson; •COJ "Professor Potter's Magic Potions·· • Bennett. Angela Wlnkler. (2 hrs. 22 min.) group of nuns In Texas who raise min ( 1976, Adventure) Richard Wiison. John •Cl:l ."Jesse James'' ( 1939, Western) ture horses. Watnef ( 1 hr 30 min ) Tyrone Power Henry Fonda. ( 1 hr , 45 !;£_. •@ '"The Brass Bottle" ( 1964, Fantasy). mtn) &Im UIOI DAY tal'M ,.~r.s~~~a~8~~~.!vn9~.h;;Js1ca1) Mitzi ~~~~·f:'11~·H~1;:!:· ~~~ ·i ~ · .i Gaynor Rossano Br8.Z2J. (2 hrs . 51 mm ) min ) ' -. • ..,,.. · (%)"Cimarron" (1961, Western) Glenn "Swallott'S And Amazons" (1974, I ·-•ll•N Lily-TQrrtltn oarrat Ford. Mana Schell (2 hrs .. 27 rilln.) Adventure) Virginia McKenna. Ronaltl "Gregory. The Terrible Eater"; LeVar ~ •CSJ "SwaUows And Amazons" ( 1974, Fraser ( 1 hr , 32 min) too finds out tome iflt81'_,ing factt abc Adventure) Virg1n1a McKeMa, Ronald •CD "Tre~esOf TheSnow" (1981. Ora· theeatlnghablt&ofammall (R) Q · Fraser ( 1 hr .. 32 min.) ma) Paul Dean, Carey Born (1 hr . 40 (!)al llAA Youth Classic (from Jae .. CH) "SlaAf>hck 0 1 Another Kind" ( 1984. 1]J_n) ...... son, Mlss.1. ( t hr.) Comedy) Jerry lewis. Madeline Kahn (1 .. W "Now And Forever" ( 1983. Orama) CO .,_ "Yor" (1983, Orama) Ri hr . 27 min.) .Cheryl Ladd, Robert eot.by. (1 hr., 32 Brown. Corinne Clery A young warrl •CO Glzmo" ( 1977, Documentary) min ) tries 10 find hla Identity In a prehlsto1 Directed by Howard Smith ( 1 hr , 30 land filled with flying reptiles and oth min ) I -1--awesome cteatures. 'PO' ( 1 hr . 28 min . .. (%)"I Never Promised Yoo A Rose ·Gar-V8aw-. ITMT-. den'' ( 1977 Orama) Kathleen Quinlan. 1'19 Q.W YOU• Two young sleuths lea B1b1 Andersson ( 1 hr. 36 min ) .. , ,... \about dentlStry, fingerprinting, photqgr -~"A Family Upside Down" ( 1978. Ora-IR. flOOllML Dallas Cowqpys at phy and astronomy as Jhey try to soi. ma) Helen Hayes. Fred As1a1re ( 1 hr 38 Loe =Rams (3 hrs) ''The Case Of The Nosey Crook." mtn) • Cll . ,,_,... - "Romantic Comedy · (1983. C.:OllD •llULMUM Animated MOf' Romance) Dudley Moore. Mary Steenbur---.. gomery Mooee, Dotty Dog, Zipper C ~ ( 1 hr 43 min ) IAmaTMGAUC'nCA and BingQ Beaver work es a teem to win (£) "Forever Darting ( 1956. Comedy) • H••9GIT scavenger hunt and a car race ~ Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz. ( 1 hr • 38 min.) ....... m.cMrY Inc TAC DOU9I . m ''The Man From Bitter Rid~ (1955, 90Wll "A Fam~ Upside Down" TM.mClf.,_..,. ~~)tery) Lex Barker. Mara day (2 A!~:.~. !"= at~ck for~:-:· reft~= :'.&Y AT A,.. • -(11) "How To Frame A Figt'' (1971. Com-house painter 10 be aeparated from hla ,_....camT ~ ~) Don Knotts. Joe Flyn" (2 hrs.) lovlng wife Who must move In with their WAR8wal.DClf ,_.,, -{Q) "Strange Brew" ( 1983. Comedy) aon and l'MI~= ( 1 hr . 38 min) _. ..... Neal Gabl« end Je Dave Thomas. Rick Moranis ( 1 hr 30 (() AUTO Comfort Coech 150 trey Lyons review "Oxford BluM" ar min ) .{!l:om Dart ngton, S.C.). ( 1 hr.) ~R" Gobo f.indl 1 .._Y t tw (%) "Gandhi''_ ( 19~i BJograpby) S.0.-(II) .,._ "Slapgtlclf' Qr-AAotfle< lUndn \Ill "• Kingsley. CandJce Bergeq (3 hra 8 ( 19tM. Comedy) •ry Lewlt. Madeline / ~ rid oft Gotgs for.....,. min ) Kahn. A woman gtv91 birth to unattractive an 1wlna who are rnetMnQef• from another .,_ '' he Tenth Victim" (196l -JU-l---n --planet sent to aoiv. Earth's problems antuy) Marcello Mastroianni, lJr10 ;....._...11_-=va=--=---~-'---------'PG' (1 hr .27 min.) Andress. In a wOfld whefe homicide CO).,_ "Strange Brew" ( 1983, Come-'-'•!, an actress 11 promtMd dealrabl -· "Youngblood Hawke" 0~. Ch· Th AlCk M Is. T ._... ma) James Franc1s'C'lJi, Suzanne Oy) Dave omat, oran wo poaesslons 11 lht can klll 10 people. ( Pleshette d2 hrs) bHr·lovlng men beeome lnvo~ In a plot ht , 32 min.) M to kidnap. b<ewlng he rts1 and make the m ,.,. . CC) "Yee lorglo" ( 1982. ualcal) Luci-wOfld addicted to a newly tpiked bever· 19®-.,. "The SWural Rotd" ( 1964 ano Pavarotti, Kathlyn Har old ( 1 hr~ 53 'PG' 1 hr 30 -•-) ) !119· ( ., ""'" -Adventure) Rock Udton, Burl tvea .• min ''The Blood Of Olher1" ( 19~. Ora· CSJ ..W "Grease 2" ( 1982, Musical) ' doctC>f dis<;ovtrt bolh medlcal progr• Maxwell Caulfltld. Michelle Pfeltfet. An ·..... and taith whUe WOt~ lo I.he jungl4!ll c ma) Jodifl Foster, Mtchatl Ontkeen ~2 English atudent et a 1860I Amerlean high Batavia;(3 his., 5 min • ~ "~raf'd. The Pink Panther" ( 1982. school has to prove hims,lf to the r..der .. e (I) ICA..,. -. .. A ma U1.1 oJ. a glrll' gang Who.. members n date who pladget hit frltndltllp to Al'l'l9tld Comedy) Pate< S.llm, Oav'ld Niv.ti ( 1 ~ thole of I gang of gr...... • ( 1 "'* htf In an att-"t to ltMI "'"'"' IC hf 35 min) h " ,.) _ . .,.. ...-A ( 1 "GiMae 2" (1982. Mualcal) Ma•well • '·· ., m M the nat1on'1 antl·mlaSlle tystem. ( ) Caulhetd, Mldlelle Pleltter ( 1 hr . 55 -1 ::.y ~, aJl Tft um• -~ .. min ) .,.....,.,A,_ ' F•tur~· Rich Llt11e and MKNtt J, fO r l. ,,._ I ..-&Giid af9 vlctlr'llS of ptlClloll IOk•, Robtf1 klel Sund,, Sept.(2, 19ts4 MTG•'•-10Uft1he8f«u1Zoo. 1Ft>-nhr.> ' 14 i -Monky CODI. -ffi4 T Fla ) (3 hrt. 30 min:) .111llDCID l•l•DM 32 e llOWll "Adam's Alb" (1949, Corne-W~~mwr0n" (19~h. W•tern) CC)_. "The GrO<M Tube" (1974, dy) Spene« 'T'racy. Katharine Hepburn A Glenn Fold. Marie ScNI. An lmmlgtanl Comedy) Ken Shapiro, Richard Belzer. 3, rt- i - k • I a 8· • .,. ul tb IC ·n . •· .. I· ll a 0 i, • • • , . ' I ' "I l , ( l . murdef trial creates havoc In the marnage gtrl encl a wandef• marry and make a TeleY!sk>n ctdlet ate s.t1nzed In a Mf'8I of a woman lawyer and hef husband. an determ ned effOrt to 11.ic:cetd 1n taming ot sketches ranging from a caU1lonary tale ass== attorney (2 hra.) ~lmitive Arnetlee. {2 htt. 27 min.) . on dope dealing to a VO publlc MtVlce I mnm••rr TCllllfT l'eah•ed· d·=-=::.:a:~ano hll !=:'ot~~·~'t;~ <~ ~ · Donny Oimond dllci.isses his latest ven-. tr'-" Oean "~·-·"Ire titeten up by i:" . I IVHU ...,.,....,.._.. I ..... -r.,.u Of ,,._ P' .. ures. --bullies as 1ac:tat t~ tl\1 .. ltfl I& Git---·-·"-V" ........ , (1971. wesr~) warren S::tiy. Jurie 'rupt the aMUal AwatOI Dey wemoni. ~rven2 F=) t~•t:..=~~ Chr1&tle Partners set up a business in a ( 1 hr ) bumbling .French pola detecttve lnspec· small mining town. only to have larger WU Cl) ...wlT Dick and Joe/Ina rnakt tor etousea. u, a TV repOrtet Interviews buSlness lfl.tet'esta move in on then\. (2 plans for• gala celebtlllOn wMn O.C.ge friends family and enemlel to put togetn- tv. > • admits he' a never hied• rMJ b6rthday par· et a ~oflle of hit lite. 'PG' ( 1 tw .. 35 min.) · • _ DOWI' UT ·,. ~ -tt:_ (R) · 1WB W u.t. QMl,_I•&~ From ftmf AT nm~--tll W llOWll "Thei Prine:. And The St\Owg1tl" Rushing Meedowt. N.Y. ·· ""91g Bird and hit trlendl vlllt the Met· (1957. Comedy) t..aurence OIM«, Mat~ 1••,..N1.111CM.M'•r11:1•u••:•mnrr roper.tan Museum ol A.rt In New Yori< (R) 1yn MonrOe A lt\OWgit1 from the U.S. f a---~ - l '.!a';·j In iove with a pnnc. •""he lnvU• her to .-., ... 10 .... rr . aprlvateSUJ)pef. (2hrt-,30mln.) illm"tll .. ......0 mAT NM DBllCU "Winle Sterk" 0 --~ r11llmff t: .. iured. LAW' JCA SchedUled. Chlce- TimOthy Nolen encl Jan Curtis ere feetvred Donny Osmond ~ 1111 hll latest ~ go ~eechef Marve Collln6 and stu- ln lhe HOUSlon Grand Opera's prodUCtlon Mes. · dent Kevin Ross on the role of parents In or Cal'rlsle Floyd's musical drama baaed -· Cl> ~I LMIY Mary S.th 1UC'-their children's formal education: author on Robert Penn warren's nove4 "All The oumbS to the Intense Pf'*Ur" of her lob and physlClan Charlel Clements on day- K1ng's ~" (A) (2 hrs .. 30 min.) as a~ offlcet (R) ( 1 tw,) to-day Ill• 1n war-ravaged e SalVadof CC).,. "South Pacific'' (1958, Musi-,..... IBl (1 hr.) · cal) Mitzi GaynOf, Rossano Brazzi An .,. "The Golden Age Qt Comedy" CI> llOWll "Haltoween Ill. Season Of The American woman falls In love With a '(1958. Comedy) Ben TUtplt't, Wlll Rogeft Witch" ( 1982, HorrOf) Tom Atkins, Sta- Frenchman while stationed as • Navy •MemOfable film clipt locua upon Holly-cey Neikln A young v.oman wwestlgates a nurse 1n the South Pacific during Wor1d wood's eM-t1':&o,eat f\Mwly men. (2 l'lrl.) Halloween muk manufacturer who may War II. (2 hrs., 51 mill..) • • 0 CM.1.10 _Wesley SamlQ eM his have been responsible foe her lathef"s (!)-•••N' (II) friend Dean Cheprnan If• belten up by ~ murder 'R' ( 1 hf • 35 l'IW\.) CID ... ''Romantic .Comedy" ( 1983. bullies as racial tensions tht .. ten to d• m .,. CUii F•Med "aupecma.n'' Aon Romance) Dudley Moore. Mery SteenbUr· r~t the annual Awerdt Dey C*emontea Austin demon8trates teats ol strength.· ( 1 gen Two suooesstut BroadWlty writing U h!.:).,. ·-___ ;.. -n.r... ............ ru .. 30mln.) .,...____.., partneta ern:t a passionate relatlonShlp • -"-~ _. -'·-"""'v-,_(I) llOWW "H.O T.S.I" ( 197i. VVl•~J) that lasted nine years. 'PG' (1 hr. 43 mentary. traces the 1981 Hirtilllyan -susan Kiger. Lisa London. A sorority min ) • Kayak' Expe&tion, • 340-kilomtttf paddle re)eet decidel to form her own club of co-. CO) _,. ''Easy Money" ( 1983, Com&-ot the challenging Sun t<osl A!Ytt. ( t hr.) eds who concentrate on grall_fyln; sex· dy) Rodney Dangerfield, Joe Pesci. A CID .,.. "Slx Week•" ( 1982. Orama) · starved oolleQlans 'A' (1 hr , 35 min.) man who likesjg eat. drink and smoke to Dudley MOOte, Mary T~ MOOf• A mar· 11118 ()) llO¥ll "The World's Great•t Lov- excess stands to win S 10 m•llloo if he aec-11ed CongresslOMI candidate beCOfMe er" (1977, COmedy) Gene W11def. Qllol r1hces his wOfldly pleasures Jor one year. 1ncreaSingly Involved In the D¥ft of • t<•ne An ambitious bul neurotic bakflf 'A' ( 1 hr • 35 min ) We&lihy N4tw YOfk woman end her teuk• sets ou1 11'1 1926 to beeome a Holtywood " ...... Peter O'Toole Is Prof Hlg-mle daUQhtllf ·~ tw .. 45 inln.l stl.IQIO'S rival to Rudolph Valentino (A) gtnS. Margot Kidder IS Eliza Ooltttle and (Q),. ~ Q a• I ••• CtMI ~hrs ) • John StardnQ ts Col Pickering In Om pet· Many of today's top com1ca arf fMtuied u GD mftllc:MIC* H?SI' Johnny Cer·, tormahce of George Bernard Shaw's etas-In thlS performance tepees 11 San Pranol9-son Guests· Roger Moore. Donna Sum· Sic comedx chronict1ng the professor's co'a comedY ciUb. The Other C.fe mer ectresa Tete11 Genzel (A) ( 1 hr.) ettoftt to make EllZ• Pf8$4Kllable to aocl-llOWW "tha Lonely Ledy" (1983. Ora· 11Wl.n- i. (2 hrs ) ma) Pia ZadOfa. Lloyd Bochtllf. On• tel-Mm 'ftlm o · ttoa.oc:I.... evlSed awards program. • eucceuful _. "Wheft Comedy Wu King" • 11CTACDOU91 screenwriter tells the lt'IOC:kW'IQ atory of ( 1960. Comedy). Compiled by· Robert c.--.. ho'# ll'le reeched lame. 'A',· { 1 ht., 32 YoungtOn Silent film YtOMtt• f .. tlJf• , ... IM .... A Viall Wllh The Jack· min.) ' Char1le Chaplln, Fatty ArbUckle, Buster sons' slstlf, singer LaToya Jackson: a • I C.....ALL9Cllft'I Keaton and other ell-time greats of~ gtoup of nuns In Texas whO raise mlnla· .. TM1'1~1WOOO. · i (2 hrs.) ture hor'Hs. Merilyn Beck. columnlat. -•• m 1 m FT... • 1 m W'... ~ M&TJ!!.; -r••ll Af; ... ~flit•= _,.•'NO Wly To TfMl A t.-ey-· 8"11TIC9f'MI Sings a medley from the rticWt9 "PtMltl ( 1968. Suspef'IM) Aod Steiger. George llOWll "Eddie Macon'• Aun" { 1983. from Heav.n" 1nd IOtlQ9 by Hltoid Mtri. Segal A psyche>tlc k of elderly women Orama) John ScMeldef. Klfk Oougtu An the Pope plays two Pie* tJY ...... ,ro dtesset In Vat!CM CMgtJllel Ind tUM a neaped crtmlnal becomer1he quarry ot • John .Wmrama and Leonerd lernllttln'• ii'*'' deteotM. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.) ruthleta law ottlter 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 35 mln) OOefllmento for Otcl'IMtre lA) ( 1 ht.) ALL••PM&Y ... Cl> 011 A AU.a Alh• i. heartbroken CC) ,. .... , •n• I '•''"' new -$ • ·-NUI,. .... ·when Chip decidel ht would rather live songs f1om their fltt1 ltUdiO '°""' ll'tlCt AdUits who heV8 Oisappeated Wltl'IOUI • '#1th h11 lather than w1ttt hef. (R) their.1W91on. '• trace and the ctevastat10Q ettects on their Ga_,. "Oh God! Book II" (1980. (1.) "I Ukt The Gltla Who Oo" fam.~1 hf.) comedy) George Burns. Suzanne · (1977) Alena Penz. Gii'lttt ''ZltalefTM .. CC) .. .,.... James" (1939, west- Pleshett• God returne lo &rth end young nephew <iii a aw1nglng unde lindS em) Tyrone POW«, Henry Fonda. ~ chc>Olel the young daoghter ot an adv9r· . he ~t ~torm to • ""* flttttyte to .ssumes an all.ls end mettM In an tlslng e1eeeut1ve to spread HIS ~ge to 1nhetlt • Slielble sum (2 "'1 k attempt to go ttraiQht bUt he ls dogged by the wetld <R> (2 hrs .. ) -m .,. "How 1 Spent MY ~ t><>un:rlJ17:ri ~' tw. '6 mlfi l I TO.IJll~ Vacation" (1i67. MYS*Y) "°'*1 Wect -1 MCllQOCllS.1 llTI • ... ner. Peter &.1wtoro . A""'*'° driMf Otfl, mf•LA. '9AY _ __.. himself lmp~ted In. the mur<* ol • _.,. , .. ....,.. • _,..,. wealthy playboy ytehfttnan. (1 ht,. 55 •· .. ,,. _.'°'* ExplOftf Ind man-min.) .. .......~ ume hlat~n Tim Se>ttfin trlvtlt the .. ,.. • Ill W woOd'• ~t trlde route rrom Om•n to tW • (I) au... wmw• Chine In a rePllc• Of a Ctntu()'·Old vessel IA~ • 1 ht.) ..... ma: '.!!!! Sunday. Sep1. 2. 19S. 15 ( CCM•• flOOTIM.&. F.!of!OI vs Miami ---··• -·al) ... ''I'd Aathet Be Rich" (198'. ~) Sandtt OM. Robe<t Goulel . When lw fianQe It ~navallable. a young wom.n fmda a sut>ttltute lo Introduce 10 lw ~ grancllart;J 1 hr • 661Tltn.J WU• IA11 mft' DAYID &.m9IM ~: comedian J«ry Seinfeld ( 1 hr.) 1-Ml'lftf -....YWOm» Ct.O.• Featured an ... In .... .., .... ~-..., ~h tetr-. Motgan Bnttanr. J!ef*'ld the seen. of the O.vld Lertter·. ma,, Show. w •·----1•-• ... "The Dark Al The Top Of The Stairs" (1960, Orama) Robert Pr•ton, Oorothy McGulfe 8aMd on the p&ay by Willlatn loge. Membefs of en Oktehoma family In the 19209 ttruggle With the prob-~ 9! ~day life ( f fir .. 30 min.) (1) ....... (11) ~ (IJ) .. "CurM Of The Pink Panthef'" (1083. eom.dy) Ted wa ... OaVld Niven A bumbllng New York City cop lnleMewl a ~t of tulpiekluS charectets in h11 lnveslloatlon of the Theft of the fabulous Pink fSanther dlomond ·po· ( 1 hr , AO min.) W (B) .. "Now And Forever" ( 1983 Orama) Cheryl Ladd. Robert ColetJy A womell tUfM to eioohoi When her ~bend la arr•ted on a rape chatge 'R' ( 1 ht . 32 mn) d (Z) .. ''The T1n Orum" (1979, Ofa· me) Oevlef S.Onett, AnQe!a Winkler. A -llendng Movtu- amel boy with unusual powera of percep- hon rejec11 politics. human companion- ship and even adulthood and wanders abOul h11 country during 'the tumultuoo. yaatS of the Nazi reg me, relentlessly banging!& toy drum. 'R' (2 hrs • 22 min ) ~ I ll0'9 ''Greese 2" (1982, MUllCal) Maxwell CaUlfield, Michelle Pfeltter An Engl!Sh student at• 19609 American high schOOI has to prove hlmsalf to the leader of •-girts' gang wtiose 111V111biil1 can only those of a gang of greaMf't 'PG' ( 1 hr . 55 min) ..... Cl).,.. "Go Ask Alica" ( 1973, Drema) William Shatner, Jamie Smlth Jackson. A teen-ege g111 atrugglel to ovefcomt her ~ habl~1ht.,30 min.) ALL AJICM MUllfY Thia 440 yard horse race offtn a purse of 2 S million doltatS (from RuldOIO. NM) (A) ( 1 hr ) -Cl) Cll ... ..mrAtat 19&111 ... IDIJMI• !llHUU. • • llOWll "Endless Love'" (1981, Romance) BrOOlle Shields~ Martin Hewitt. A 17 ·yeat·old'• obeesslv• love '°' his 15- • y1tar-old girlfriend leadt to parental con· . flletsand tragedy 'A' (1 hr .. 55 min) -1_,,...-AMMT ......... M ... "The Blood Of Others" (19~. Orama) Jodie Fotter. Michae4 Ontkeaf\ Based on the novel bv Simone de Beau. .. volt. Two IOY.r1 enco.Jnter OV«Whelming odds when they 111emp1 to k"p their love from telling apart In Par11 dUrltlg World War If. ~1:, 68 min ) -i -,,,,.0 .... .,.. "My Fevor•t• Yeat" ( 1962, Comedy) Petet O'Toole, JeaSica Harper, A dtpsoman aeal fOfmer matlnet Idol has trouble~~ the r.insurn of 1 lw> TVpert rlOQ eleYtilOri't QOfdin !at 'PG' {1hf 35min.) 18(1) ll0'9 "Friday The 13th, Part Ill"' ( 1982. Horrot) Dane l<tmmel. P8YI Krill· ka. Unwary teen-agera travel to a remote cabin at Crystal Lake. the 1111tclng ~ of a dtfanged moMter Who wears a hockey me.sK 'R' ( 1 hr,. SS mtn I -~'Ami• . . ..... ,.. M llCMI "Prrvate L .. ( 1983. eom.. dy) Phoebe Catea, Betsy Aus.sell. Teen· •Ol9 t>Oys vtll1 1he art-gtria Cherryvale Academy fof some.fun and adventure. 'R' lht., 3~ mtn,) , -CllCMO'INIT-.t . -econ -...... Dll "Yes. Giorgt0" ( 1982. Muaieal) .Luciano Pavarotti, l<athryn Ha11old A 111iow1~opwt1tlt't~ roman· lleatty lnvolVid with a pretty voice speclal· Isl 'P.G~ hr .. 53 "'In) · tl9(1),. ,,,. -m• 11••.,...0Q ma) ~une HIVOC. John~ (2 h,..,) • iC: -(fl) "R!Yef Of Mystery" (1989. Drema) •-• .. venlq Vic MOrrow. Claude Akin• (2 hft.) lr9CZ) "The Vlrglnl1n"• (1929. Western) -· "That Kind Of Womtn" (1959. Ort· -II 8 GD ... ' G~ ~·Mery Brian ( 1 hr . 30 min.) ma) Ttb Hunter, Sophie LOftn (2 h,. I a9f • a:J "Improper Chtnnels" ( 1981, Come-Cll ... dy) Alan Arlcln, Mariette H1rtley ( 1 hr , JU · Movies-IUMIO 32 min.> -I.noon . AiCil~ •@"All lhe Wey~ .. (1963. Outmt) -· "SunrlM At Campobetto" (1960, !'!!".!.. ....... ~ ........... Jean Simmons. Robert Preston (2 hrs) Biography) Ralph eettamy, Gree< Garton. -··-•-9MMOl1'0A NICI) "Or. Kiidare's Viet0ty" ( 1~2. Ort· ""'"The BIA<:k Role" ( 1950, AdventU<e) • 11 all .alf rNI) Lew Ayrn. LIOnel Berrymore (2 1..\1} ,2 h OCIAll• Iva) ~~ Power. Orson WelleS "· t Dll "Imp.aper Channels" I 1981, CZ) "The Tenth Vletlm" ( 1965, Fantasy) cm "Jeremy" ( 1973, ROtNlnQe) Robby Comedy) Alan Ark1nft Marielle Hartley A Maroelto Mal1rOl8nn4, Urtula Andr... ( 1 Benion. Glynnl• O'Connor ( 1 hr • 30 aeries of mlsunde111A1nd~ cauteS 1 hr. 32 min.) • ) soctal worker to tuapKt the 5-)'9at-old •a:J "Hard Country" ( 1981, Orama) Jan· ())men"F ,..,._ ,..__ s .. c1982 Ort daughter of 1 teparated couple• the VIC· MICheet Vinc.nt. Kim Basinger. (1 hr ~5 rve ~r-onu ummer · · tim of child 1t>u11. 'PG' ( 1 hf .• 32 min.) min) I ma) Sean CC>Mlfy. Betty Branlley (1 cm .. "Jeremy" (1973, RomanQe) •CID "They Cell,Me Bruce?" (1982 Come· (ij ~~~r~on" 11961• western) Glenn Robby Benson. Glynnts O'Connor. Two ) JOhnn Yunt. Mat tux Heml we ....... ---P'bld. Malla Scilell (! his727 ~-----tee.n.agwa tnGOOOtet ~ Jot=.t.he firtl • m n. w "G'O.I TM Wetid Cup Challenge" hme. but not without facing many a.ti· "Six WMkt" ( 1982. Orama) Dudley =Oocumenlary) Nattated tJy Sean ward 111uat1ons 1long the way. 'PO' c 1 tv .. Moore. Mary Tyler M00<1 ( 1 hf .. 47 men 1 38 ) 30 min.) •Cl> "O'Hara'• Wife" (1982. Orama) ·(I tv., min l*:llVAllDm Edward A net'. Mariette Htrtley. ( 1 hr • 27 (Q) "The Final Option"' ( 1982. Drema) .. ... • min ) Judy Oavtt. Lewis Colllne (2 hta.. ' min,) y•• •CC> "1941" (1982. Comedy) John -(%)''Cl• Crou" (1~8. Orama) Burt Belushi. TOlhitoMifur4 (l lu .. 6Smin) MICI • L•ncast•. Yvonnt De Carlo (1 hf .. 27 • "Nine Hoors To Rama" (lS63, Dr•· llMW.t~•=w nwl.) J F (2 Iva -.Ol .. W -~ "Oeal Of The Cenlury" (1983, eon.-me) Hortt BuchhOll. OM errer. , * Sl.UITMnllOUlllTMIMTI •· dy) Chevy Chh•. Sigourney w .. v• c1 wrcT·~~a1d Country" (1981. Drema> ~·n· NA IMA11 Cliff Thomet vs Nlcic ht .. 38 min > Miehaet Vincent. t(lm Ba91nger ( 1 hr • ~5 ~cClelland for tl'le World LIQhl~t "The Bunk•" (1981, Orame) Anth<>-min) , • Che~p. ~led for 1} rOUndl ny Hop1<1ns. ~herchJordon (2 hr•. 30 • "Aobinton Cluloe" C 1975• Advert-from El Peto, Tax ) , ( 1 ht , 30 min). f'f1ifl) / • lurt) Animated ( 1 tv .. 26 min ) llCMI "O'tqra's Wile" ( 1982. Or•· "The Prodigal"' (IUSS, Orama) lane (%} "Daniel" {1983. Dfama) .Timothy me) Edward ASllOr, Meuettt .._111ey An TurO!!:!.~,;;t f~r:.. ((~~.51,:'1~i) . Hutton. MandY PatinkJn (2 hrw. G mil\) 111orney dec:ldte to puB lhe plug on the ·-• "TheY Cad Me Bruce?" c 1982. Come-klHUpportlng jqulpmettt on Which hit yl L.edd. Robert Cct by. ( t hr • 32 dy) Johtvly Yune. Margauic 'tiemlngwey w'it Is surviving and eventually rec:itivtle min> t! hr. 30 rmo I c~ from lw g*1, 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 27 • "The SIOfy Of M~ X" ( 19.50, Or~· lll(Jl) "Circus World" (196•. Orama) John lfnjflda . Wavna. Claud•• CtrdlMlo (2 hfSI ' 56 -___ ,.om 18 Sunday, Sept. 2, 1984 min 1 ,_ .... . . .. -Tue!!lay Coat. ner• In Crvne." 'IUNllOAT • llOWll "Go Naked In The Wetid'' *,a'!:"eL ,.~'-Joel'l R • (1961, Otama) Gina lolobtigida, Anthe>--~---vui,......., .. ne "' ny FrencioM. A beautl1ul and well-mean-.,. .. a meQUJM cover Olfl, a college 1ng pro&tltuta ceptur• the etfectiona ot e rowtng teem reunited aftlf • decide to young Army veteran causing a aevere ·~ IOlt rec.. . conflic1 between the young man and hit 8 --~ ff Tilllllf Featured r~~·~-~~~1 is.. Ot Anwlca't Loni Anderton dlscu•11 her role as a obligation to Its nati.... population ii exa- detectl\le tn tr,e upoomtng ~ "Part. mmed through "*'-to medlcal ca<• faclll· ITfo.nt. ties on Indian raeatV•t'°"41 (R) Q ( 1 hr.) ' l ~oa.-. ~ ... "Deel Of The Century" ( 1983, • -. ... ,_ · Comedy) Chevy ChaN, Sigourney UJWCI m1 !I• w....,., Whetl a high ttchoolOgy' uttra· -.al I I I '• IN' laVar Borton reads weapon turns out to be df*llve lta mans "Thr .. ,By The Ste" and dltcovers that utactur• hlf .. II\ arrn1 hustler to dtlpOM stetlae can be e<eated out of the .... the of 11. 'PG' (1 hr., 38 nw'I) sandettheek. (R) Q _ (!) .... U91T• Tht Men Who CID .. WAY OUT -· Dick Played The Game (R) Civett reviews the facta and fiction eor· (If) ... "The Booket" (1981, Otama) rounding Otd w .. t outlaws. frontier c111et. Anthony Hopt(lne, Richard JordOn BaMd aalOOnt. women and rodtOI. • on the novel by Jemel O'Donnell. With CC .,. "Bolefo" (1981, ROmanot) the co11apaa ·of the Thltd Atleh. Hltlef James Caan. Gtta~Chaplln. Forty·f1vt become1 embittered toward thoM he yeara In the ltvet of French. AusUn, ~-bef1evee heYe ~yed Nm (2 tin., 30 man Mid A~n eouplet and their off· min.) gprlng. btgjMngJn 19~. who find thelf (J)C..AC9=tTIOIUTC•• The itvea TntertWlntd ~h through a common unique 1ty1t and ..,_ of humor of tht love of muliC and tht lntervtntlon of war popu1a1 entertain« la lhOwCUed In thll i hrl, 5 min.) · ~.at c .. ,,. P1lac9 -Mf.. -lat Vtgll_ _ . .,. ••MnNI FMturtd. a visit to the 1 •crcua- Bahlmll lnciudM teaming to d!Ye' lot .. Cl) MI 11 nc Lii Matt In, Candy and IN~a.-nd an authentic Island beach par· Hatold rttuctently accept a CfiMef lnvita· i non from Cliff Hemllton (A) .... ,... ITICTAO-"' •LA FHtured. an lotervltW with C.- channel 58 Hot Seat hoSt. Wally George. ••WI-Comtditnnt Joan A~· • tht latest In feahion ~let; • report .,. 11 a megazine covt< 'gift: a college on ~anci athllt.. rowtng team reunltt<l after 1 decade to ITICTAC... a~ •Jolt race. .. • .. al) --"Ooomtd•y F\lgl'lt" (1966, •.-wtCCMIT Susptnae) Jack lord. Van Jotmon A ..... 11"11 bomb hidden on I New YOl'k·bOund jtt ......... ,,, .. Ill mutt be found :::;F." '"~ ·-CD) WW" I San OltgO Padr .. It LOI • _,. UT ,. AnQf1e9 OOdgerl (2 tlrt • 30 min.) ttmT ATM •••• fll ·--A The natlOnll lllut of Am«~'• lllf Big Bird and hit fntndl Ylll1 tlw Met· obligation to ltt l\&tNe populatlon Is ex•· ropcrfltan M'*'-lm of Art In New V<n. (A) mined throUgh vtsltt to rMdleal C.lt flClll' i( 1 tw') h• on Indian r1WV11tl0nl (R) Q ( 1 l'w ) .. ,..,. (C)-.x'llAI -Cl} -.... IOla••l•I Tht plight ot (Z) ..,., "Cl• CtOM" ( 11M&. Otame) neglected children i, dramatized tl'wough 84.Kt lancutet, ¥vonnt 0. C.rlO When the 1tCfY of five ab9ndontd chMdfen who they double-crOll MCl'I otl* following • struggle to remain tocaeth« a a tatnlly robbtrf. a palf of etooM Pf0¥9 thet thtrt Start Chfi. · Sarancfon -and MehMa la no honOr amtfng thle'M (1 hr .. 27 Mlchlellen (A) (2 htt.) mln ) a ..,. Boz'a titler ~ dtttrn'lined to l ftMT• find 1 aunken W0tld War II aubmar•ne -(I) »i 'M Ot. Boyer btCOmtS IOaded with gOld bU11on (R) ( 1 hr.) Irate es he wades througtl red tape lo 1= ~ • CoOling blinkt1 fof • pttltnf 1:fuf-.... . ~a hilt wave. (R) . nd U11U .-ill An txpl()tatlon oC the a,. A-1U9 fht Fau. M\lf~ • gradual chlngee WI outlOOk and an1tue1e e A . .,. held ctpttve on a Ollty fatm by • ~ lltnOOQ dw•"'-t .. Mtng ~•I bend of ruthlael commandoa (Al (1 hr.) lnttfVlft9 end • look at tht •nnual coo-•_."Woman Of The Vear' (1942, ventlOfl of ume ~of Amtriea Q (1 COmtdy) Katharine Heptx.irn; Spencer ht) Tracy •. A goat1p ~ &nd hit IPOl't• ... 'IWTllT •I• lt HIQNightl ot WJlt• tMbend:~ tnueh of lhtlr time Supet Bowl XIII • PlttlbUrgh St..iert "' ;.~r~-~~Js.~Our Oe~~~Rb.ya OM Summtl'" $choOll. To Sa~ OUr CNldten" MtrthlA ( t982. Oraf'l\a) 8-n ~. Betty Frady holtt a IOOk It lht lmpefiltd futUte B<antley An~ vaeaOon tor 1 moun- of Ametice'a publie achool9. focutlng on t•inteMO ScOttilh ~ tnd the prtellctk>nt of ·faculty thOnlQlt. prollltt 'Y.ouno woman trtvtllng wit,, hWn btcOmlt of atudtntt who tr• diltracted tfom ltern-the venue f0t p.tionar ~tlOn. 'PG' ( t , 1og bV tetevlalM per.n1a1 nagtect Ind. "'·· eo m1n > • drug ttde. lfld _,.ting cOmrnuMY (%) ... ''Now Mel For~" ( 1983, dlf'Nndl thlt IChOOll Nlfll •tudtntl' Ofame) ChilfYt Ladd. Robtrl eoi.by. A • emotional Ind aoelel netdl (3 htt ) woman 1um1 to alCOhot-"ttl hit hutband . I~ I rr I 111n Ftaturtd ~•ttd on• repe Clllitgt.. R' <1 tv ' 32 Loni ~ dllQJllU htf roet a I e M19lll'OICOCll 1111 lZ detlCti'lt ... the ~ --''Part• ; l •Cf> ..... "Tht ~· (19$8. Orami) Wl- bm Holden. Trevor Howard Oliab6aid Allled shlpt are towed to -~ by • aeegolng tug whoa• commandtr potHS.S an Important~ (2 tn, 30 mio, . . -~=-.,... 'l.a&n and . ~on are hired to tranaport ...- from Santa Batb9ra to lot ~ bu1 the reel gems are lntxpllc;aCty .rti*leed by "faMI. <ID~·· l &l.•mwrr .... A docu-dlama tbOut Che ·~ ot '°"'* memberl of Al'I Sung Myung Moon'a untfk;ation Ctuch. featuring ex-Moonle Chtte Clltlon Who ~r•YI himaelf. l 1 hr.} GD WtlTllAlt A,..._.,.., ''Peiloe 11 At t1anct. 1~1973" wt* Amtfbn encs V1atnameee eoldllts c:lelhad lri batttt, dlplomata In Pal'll argued fOf fCM ~ aboUt making peece lR> Q . (1 tw.) ~--:·1941" (1982. COmtdy) John ..J BelutN. T othlfo Mttune. Aftet tht bomb- ing of Plett HarbOf, · Southem c.ltomle cMlianl and mllltaty ptrtonntl r..::t wtt1'1 unbtidled panic to rumOl'I oC I.,...._ '8ltllCk In thetrown blc:kyud 'PO' (1 hr .. ..58mln) . ' Cl) ... ICIUT'I tll M -Seen o>Gte-. <1YVS. H1lmerKtnty (R) (1 hr.) W _. "The Groove Tube" ~· Comedy) Ken ShaplfO, RlciWd • '· Ta6evlalon cllchn art •tlrlzed In 1 ..,... of lketchel ranging trom • c:autiCWWY tllt on dope dealing to a VO publto MtvlCt announcement and 1 rlbekf epoot of "Wtdt World ot Spona." 'R' (1 hr., 15 ;i~ "$IX Weeki" (1982. Orama) ·Dudley Moore, Maly Tytet Mooft. A mlf' r\td Congreeak>na! candldatt bec:Omafor increesengty Involved In tht llYtl of I weatthy ~ew York women and htt leUk• mic =« 'PG' ( 1 tv. •. 47 min.) -• -I · .. rr ... .. "Whatevtf Happened To Baby ·Jener (19e2, SU9*) Btt't• Oavta. Joan Clewfotd. Two llltA both tOfn* film atata. ltve • b(zane ~ In • ,.. •• .. ror·rldclen hoUM~2 hra, 4& min.) CBl mY•HU•n• ... (%).,.. "The Tln Orum" (1979. Ora4 ma) Oevld Bemttt. Angela WlnkJtt. A llmtft bOy wtth UOOIUSI powetl of ~ tion retecta polltict. humen oompanion-shiJ> and eYlf'I adl.ithOOd end ..,.,., abOutll• country ounncflhe t ..,..,. of tilt. Nazi . regime. r.i•M11t111111•11tvt1 btflJii tm dnln 'R' \L'W· n mn > tW1~ .. a:.~,. . •&t&ll• ......... --·-...... ~ .. Of Attoblta &°'i!J~.j. ., "Btelt Mder: Art Of BUttl" tncw.. ttndll blledt mid hlld ,OCk. ttttunna ''The Roea" and lrom hef ''No rtt11•• llt>Un\. ( 1 hr.) ILMIM I llIQ -•'lfrtllltlblt'' (1911, er .. ) ht fox. AllcNld PtcNoo; A bored hulbaild II_,. on 1 ~of~ -•dvetlturt (' "' • 21 mlt\) tWe.m u. .. -... am11 "°"' ~ MaaOOW&. N.Y. Sunday,Sep1.2, 19&t 17 , -="I'd Rather ee Rich" (1964. ) Sandra Dee. Robert Goulet When her taance It unavaHable. a young women finds a substitute to lntrOduce to her d}'lng gr_andfst~ 1 hr .. 55' ~lf!.J .. WD • CAll ~ DAYID LITftlllllAI Scheduled comedten Jerry Seinfeld ( 1 lhr)-MmlY llU."NOOD ~ Featured. an IRteMew with actress Morgan Brittany behind the IOefM of the 0.vld Lertter-man Show. Cl) ...... wln'l..,9'0..,1:1'.., __ • llOWll "The Dark At The Top 01 The Stan" ( 1960. Orama) Robert Preston, Ocwothy McGuire. Baaed on the play by Willem Inge Memb«• ot an Otdahoma flfl)ify In the 1920. atruggte With the prob- lems .ot ~daY life. ( 1 hr .• 30 min) ~ ' (l)~(R). (Q) ... "CofM Of The Pink Panther" (1983, ComeOy) Ted Waas. David NiVen A bumbllng New Yori( City cop 1ntervlewa a host of tuaPlcloua charectMS In his ~Ugatlon of the thejt of the fabUloua Pink ~aTUher diamond '.PG' ( 1 hr .. · •O min.) - W(]I) _. "Now And Forever" ( 1983 Orama) Cheryl Ledet Robert Coleby A woman turn• to 1lcohol When her husband Is arretted on a rape charge. 'R' { 1 hr • 32 min> · W(J).,. "The Tin Dru'm" (1979. Dre- ma) David Beonell. AnQeta Winkler A amaM t>oy W'lih uOusU.i powers of petcep- tlon rejects poAUcs. human companion- lhlp and even edultHood end wander& aboUI his country during the tumultuous years ot the Nazi regl(l)e. releflllesaly banging a loy drum. 'A' (2 hrs • 22 min ) t:9 I .,._ "GreaM 2'' (\982. MUllC81) Maxwell Ceulfteld. MIChelle PteiffM An Engtrsh student at {l t960a American high school has to prove himself to the leader of a glfls' gang whoee membets can date only those of a gang of greasers 'PG' ( 1 hi .. 55 min) ' --·--. CJ) ... "Go Aak Allee" { 1973. Orama) Wiiiiam Shatner. Jamie Smith Jackson A taen-ege girt struggjel to overcome her d!UCI habit (1 ht., 30 mln.) . (!))U. U•ICMfU'NlfY This .._.O yard horse rece offers a putM Of 2 5 million dollars (from Ruldo8o. NM) (R) ( 1 hr ) •1CIJCM ... _...Atal • 19M.1'M .... ........ ~. ~ llOftl "Endleu Love" (1981 Romance) Brooke Shields. Martin Hewitt A 17-yeaN>kh obeessi11e love for his 16· year-old girlfriend leads to parental con- tlleta and rr.gedy. 'A' ( 1 hr , 55 min ) -1..,., lftllMY ... ..... .,_ Ml ... "The BloOd Of Others" (198A. Otama) Jodie Fotler. Michael On1kean Based on 1he .novel bv SlrnOM de Beeu- -llomlnv Movla-ma) June Havoc. John ~ussen (2 hn ) .,, -Ill) "River 01 Myalery" ( 1 i69. -Dram4) Vic Morrow. Claude Akins (2 hta.) . lrtl CJ) "The Virginian" ( 1929. Western) Gary COopef. Mary. Brian (1 hr • 30 min.) •CC> "lmptoper Channeta" (1981. eom.-dY) l\lan Ark111. Mariette Hartley ( 1 hr .• 32 min) •@ "All The Way Home" (1963. Orama) Jean Simmons, Robert Pr"ton (2 hr• ) NICI) "Or Kiidare'• Victory" ( 19 .. 2. Ora· me) Lew Ayrn. llonel Barrymore (2 tn) . • CJ) "The Tenth Victim" (1965. Fantasy) Marcello Mastroianni, Ursula Andreu. ( 1 ht. 32 min.) -~"Hard Country" (1981, Orama) Jan- Mlchael V1noent. Kim Basinger { 1 hr .. ,5 min) •CB> "They Ca.II Me Bruce?" { 1982. Come- dy) .)otlnny Yuna. Margaux Hemingway {1hl.30min) (Q} "Six WMka" ( 1982, Otama) Dudley Moore. Mary T)'!ef Moore. ( 1 tw., "7 mtfl.) •Cl) "O'Hara'• W1f1" (1982, Orama) Edwlfd AllllOf, Ma!'leUe Hanley. ( 1 hr . 2'1 min J ' CJ) "Cna Cr<*" (1948. Otama) Burt Llncastes. Yvonne 0. rto (1 hr . 27 men) -~''Deel Ot The Century" (1983, Come· dy) Chevy Cl'lese. Sigourney Weaver, (I hr.38mn) · ''The Bunk.w" { 1981. Drema) Atltho- • nf Hapl\1n1, Riehal'd Jordon (2 tva . 30 ., min) ' "The Prodigal" (1955, Orame) ~·na umer. Edmund Purdom. ( 1 hr .• 64 mlf'l,) ;'"'.4ow Md Forever" (1983. Orarna) C'*Yf Ladd. Robert Col-by. ( 1 ht., 32 min) • • "The SIOfV Of Molly x·· ( 1950, Ora· 18 Sunday, Sept. 2, 1984 -· "That Kind Of Woman" (1959. Ora-ma) Tab Hunter. Sophia LOl'tn 12 hra l ' -JU•.-nooa Movies- -· "Soorlse At Campobello"· (1960, Biography) Ralph Bellamy. Greer 0.rton ~ "The Black Roee" { 1950, AdVanturt) Tyrone Power. Orlon Welles (2 hta 1 mtn) (Q) "Jeutmy" ( 1973, Romance) Robby Benson. Gtynnl• O'Connof ( t hr , 30 min) ., "flve Daya One Summe(' { 1982, Ora- ma) Sean Connery. Batay Brantley ( 1 hr. 50 min.) CJ) "ClmarrQn" (1961, Western) Glenn Ford. M.arla Scheu. ~27 min.) _m "G'Otel. T~ W«ld Cup -Challenge" ( 1983. Documentary) Narrated by Sean ~. \J-~;· ~=' ( 1982:-o;ama) Ju9Y Oa,Vla, LlrWI• CollllW. (2 hrs .• " min ) •CC> . .''1941" (1982. ComedV) ~ Belushi. Toehlfo M1fune { 1 hr .. 68 m4n ) •CZ) "'Nine Houri To Rama" (1963. Ota· me) Horal Bucl'lhotz. Jose Fer_rer. (2 hr•. Smtn.) •CC> "Hard Country" ( 1981. Otarna) J1n- Michaet Vinc.nt. Kim.S.tif1G8r.-(1 hr . •5 min) •CC "RobiMon CtUIOe'' ( 1976 Adven· tur ) Antrneted,. ( 1 hr .. 28 min ) CZ) 'Dontet" (1983. Orama) TlmOthy Hutton. Mandy Patlnkln (2 hrt • 9 min ) ··oo "Thay eaa Ma Bruce?" (1982. eom.-dY> JohMY YuM. Margau1e Hemiogwly 1! tw .. 30 min> •Oll "Circus World'' ( 1964, Orama) ~n Wayne. Claudia Cardinale (2 hr J. &5 -.l VOlf. T.wo lovere enc~ter ovntieiming Odds when rt:iev attempt ro keep their love • from falling apart In Parli during World war II ~··· 56 min ) ·1-utrlUO ... . .,.. "My Favorite Year" (1982, Comedy) Peter O'Toote, JeSllCl·Harper. A" drpsomenlacal former \.matinee ldol has trouble coping with the Pf•MUres or a live TV performanc. during televlllon'1 Qotden ~ 'PG' (1 hi .. 35m1t1) 1111 (SJ ... "Friday The 1:Jfh. Psrf" Ill' ( 1982. Horror) Dana Kimmel. Paul Krat- ka Unwary teen-agers travel to a remote cabin et Crystal L•k•. the stalking grounds of a 1 deranged monster who wears a hockey masJc 'R' ( 1 hr., 35 mm ) -~,.,.,.. ..... ,.. M llOWll "Pnvate ~ .. (1983, Come- dY) Pnoebe Cites. Batay Russell. Teen· aged boys V!Slt the 111-gir11 Cherryvale Academy f<>< some fun and •dventur• 'R' lhr . 37 min.) ·' -CllCMO'I PMT l90ltf -tcOn -Nlllll( . ... "Yes. GIOf0io" ( 1982. MUSteel) Luciano Pevarottl, l<athryn Harrold A renowned operatiC tenor becomes roman· tlcally Involved with a pretty volee speclal- 111. 'PGJ..t hr .. 63 min ) •Cl)M Sill . (l)•t .,_~ --ia.lvenlng ·• u• ... * ... "'"°'° .... Q._ lllm'IC09Al'f IAmllTMMUCnCA ., ..... ...,. oel.-• .,. "Improper Channela" (1981. Comedy) Alan Atkin, Marietta Martley. A series of mlstindera .. nd1ngs cauee. a ~ IOClal Workef to IUlplCI Iha S.yaar·Old daughter of a separated coupi. ii the vie· 11m of child abuse 'PG' ( 1 hf .. 32 min.) CO) MOWll "Jeremy" ( 1973, Romance) Robby Benson. Glynnis O'Connor. Two teen·agere encounter IOve for the first lime, but nol without fee1ng many .wk· w1rd 11tuat.ont along the way. 'PO' { 1 hi • 30 mtf't) '**YMOYQ -... TAii Ma IMcm/.._.,..,.. -.fll..,. ..._..,.,..,,.Nn'I PU IMA11 Chtt Thomas vs. Nick McCleUancl for the Watld LIOhtwetghl Championsh)J>, scheduled '°' 1}. toundl from Et Pet0, Tex.) ( 1 hi . 30 i'nk'I.) • llON "O'Hara'• Wit•" (f9e2. Ora· ma) Edward Asn11, Marlette Ha111ty An attomey OecJ to pu8 the plug Oil the 1fe-t0pport~ equlpnltnl oft wlUch 1'111 vdt 11 IUMVlng and entually rec.Ml Counsetlt'lg from hei g , 'PO' (I hf . 27 lmtnil.c. YMDYU ,,. ..... ----.... -'fu!!clay Coal. net!> In Cnme." · •Cl> ... ''The Key" (1968. Orlme) Wl-1 LOii IOAT m . .,_ "GO Naked In The W0tld" II.am Holden. Tt9¥0f Howatd. DIMibAed .... Q (1961, Orame) Gn Lollobflglda. Anthe>-Allied lhipt are tOMd to ~ by • PA......_ Comedlenne.Joen Rrv· ny Franclola. A t>eeutrful and well mean-seagoing 1ug whoaa commander era ea • ma;ga%ina OOY9f g rt; • college Ing proetltuta ceptur• the atfecltona ot • pou.._s an lmp0i1ant key (2 hr&., 30 rowing t .. m raunttad after .a decade to young Army veteran caU1lng a leVe(9 -min.) •1Yef'l08. ~· coo11ict between the roung man and hlS 1·•lll'tl!•-·--!I ---· wealthy fathef. (2 tn. .....,.. •. . __.. ... IT nmMf Featured e IOWA The natlona ._of Anwlce'• -e J 1IM1181 LU• .nd Loni AnderlOn dllcl 111• her rOle as a obl)gatlon to Its native population Is axe-Remington ate hlfad to tranlPC)l1 tewell detecllve In the upcoming series "Part· mined thtough Yillta to madlcal cwa facill-from Santa a.i-bela to LOI Atlgelaa. but In cm-." ues on Indian .-...rvationa. (R) Q ( 1'tw.) the real gem1 aia lne~lllY rai:llec.d bV ,_..CG•• CC) .. "Deel Of The CentUty" (1883, · "t.keai!AI ~:·) . ..._ • ..,_ Comedy) Chevy ChaM, Sigourney 1· LOllC"alldClm WeeNef Whan a high technology ultra· WMtMn . -.U I I •I I~ \,.tVar Burton reads weap00 tUfns out to be defective, It• man-_.... A docu-<fratne abOut the "Three By The See and diloO\'efs that ufactur&f tw• en arms utlef to dllpOM · expe11enoe of former memberl ~ Rev. atone. can be cneted out of the .... the • of it •PG' ( 1 hr .. 38 min.) Sung Myung Moon's UniftcltlOf'I Ct'AAn:h. ... sandorlhear. (R).Q _ (l) .._. u•t• The Men Who featur.log ex-M~ CM• CarllOn who (8) .. WAY OUT __ , Dick Played The GerM (R) ~rays hkntelf. ( 1 hi'.)' C.vett r.._. the tact• and fiction sur· ®llMI "The Bunker'' (1981, Dame) D~A.,.._ ..... ,"""••f "Peeca rounding Old Weat outlawl. frontier clllet. Anthony~. Richard Jordon. Based 1s A' Hand 1968-1973" Whit American saloonl. woman end rodeOI on the n<Mf by Jamat O'Donnell With and Vlatnameee toldlec'I dlllNd In blnte. CD .,.. "Bele(o" (1.981. Romance) lhe coflapae of the Third Reich. Httlef dipk>matt ln Patla ergued tot tour )'eW1 Jamee Caan. Geraldine Chaplin Forty·lrve beoomal embittered towtrd thoaa he eb001 matting ~· (R) Q ( 1 hr_.) years In the ~ of French. FUsian. Clef· beliewe hew t:Jlltrayad him (2 hrl.1 30 CC).,. "1941" ( 1982. C<lfl'.*'Y) Jotw'1 man and Ame<leen couPlee and thelf off· min.) BeUN: Toshlro Mltune. After lhl bomb- spring, beglntling In 1936. who find their (I) C.-A ce "Mtm AT c•• The Ing ol P8atl Hart>Or. SroUthlm c.lbnla INes Tntertwined boCh through • common unique styte and ..,.. ol hwnOf of the crvll ns and military pel"IOMel tteCt with k>ve·ot muliC and the Intervention of war popular entettaln9r It lhowcatad In this unbrldled penlc to rumor. of I..,._ i hrl . 5 min.) parfonnanc:e taped at CMlel'I Palace In att8Ck In 1halr own-baet(yerd 'PG' (1.hr .• 1MTlllL LatVQI.~·-" 58~~ .,. I• M TDWI Featured. a v!Slt lo Iha 1 •oa.om... · Cl) IOUTI • M -Been CY()(• Bahamn lncludet leernlng to dlVe tor .. Cl) 1!I1 IO nc Lii Martin. C.ndy and c1l_ vt.. Hilmer t<enty (R) ( 1 hr.) lhart<t and an authentic liland beactl par· Harold reluctantly IOC8P1 a dinner lnvl1a· CJJ llMI ~'The Gro"ove Tuba" I.!::· • ., ,. tlon from Clift Hamilton. (R) Comedy) Ken Shapilo, Rldwtd . FMaY... • 111CTAC-Tele\'lllOn clchn ate •trtnd In I ..... M OlfU. Featured an lntervltW w11h ~ of tketchee ranging from a cautiOflelY teAI chanMI 66 Hot Seat hOlt. Wally George: P& ....-Comedienne Joan Riv· on dope dealing to a VO putllo ~ the lat-1 In fathlon acc:MaOflM: •report .,1 u 1 megazine COY9f gut a college el'lflOUnC*lltnt and a rlbald tPOOf ot · on&ndUranceathltt• rowtng teem reunited att.r a decade to '"Wide WO<ld of SportL" 'R' (1 hr .. 15 I TIC TAC-a~ a lolt race, min ) .. (fl) ... "Ooomldly Flight" (1966. (Q} tlO¥ll "Six Weeki" (t~. Dllf'M) • ,_.,,n CGUIT Suspenae) Jectc Lord, Van Johnt()n A ~ley Moore, Mary Tyler Moote. A mll• ..... cmcllll11 · bomb hidden on a New York-bound let ned CongrlAtOO&I cenddei. beeeln• aa. a.WGILDW -..&.I must be found Mfore It txptod-. ~~ tncreulngly Involved in the 1¥91 of a CD) rm•• Sen Oleg<> Ptdt• at Lot 8i) _,. UT M ~ wealthy New York womtn and hit ._... A~ Oodger'I (2 hr• .. 30 min.) ftmT ATM MIWAl-8 W mec daUghter. 'PG' (1hr .• 47 "*'-> • .WA The na1IOMI 1aue of America's llfl Big Bird .rid t. tl'ienda Yltlt the Met-1-.. obllgltlOn to Ill .~ttw J10P'.ll&tlon It exa· ropotltan Museum bf Art In New Yoric (A) -I f.. ·. mined through visits to medical care ltclll· i( 1 hr.) ..,. "Whatever Happened To Beby h• on &ndltn rtMIVlltont (R) Q ( 1 hr ) ..,.._. JaM'?" ( 1982. Sutpeolt) Bent OIMI, IMlllAI .. Cl) _. flM•TI rna plight or Joen Crewfofd Two 1111.-; bcltt\ tomw .,.. "Crlal Croa" (19'8. Oftma) neglec1ad children II dramatln<I through t11m 11.ars. llYe a bilarra a1u1t.nct Int &er· Lancastet. Yvonne De ~. When lhe story of ""19 abandoned cNldran who ror-rldd«t houl4t. (2 tw. ~ nW\.) t~blt-Crou each other follOWing • struggle to remain togelhet u •family ®••H••TM .. r • 1 pn of crook• Pfe>Ve that theft Stars Chna Sarendon and Mellua CJ) llMI "The Th Orum" ( 1979, Cra- ll no •mono thllwl (I hr . 27 • Michaelsen (R) (2 hrs.) ma) Devld Bennett. Angeta Winkler. A min.) a Wlm Boz'• sitter it det8finlotd to small boy with unulUll pow9f1 of petcep-. I ftlAT-. ftnd t auntlan Wor1d War II eut>manne liOf\ rejects polittCt. humltn eompe116o1r- .. Cl) #ISW• Of Boy8' t>ecomeS. loaded with gold bUltlon (R) ( t hr.) atiip and even adulthood and=~ Irate u he wtdea through red tape to 1--abaot tlllJ CtlOf'tty ~ ... , __ eec:ure.acool&oOblankat tor a patient dut· _,..... years ot Iha Nazi regime. ••lllnlff • ~ 1 heel wa~. (R) -um.I ~ ~ exJ*>!atlOt'I ot the be:IJi t~ dtwn 'R' C . 22 "*'·> a M ,..,.. 1'h9 Face. Mur~ tnd gradual cherlQee 1n outk><* Ind anilude '*I (I) die e e A .,, held captive on a dawy tarm by • occurmg among dw8rla. teeturing M'litrtl band of rut"'-commandot <RI (1 hr.) lntitfviewl end a k><* at tht annua. I con---••W nn..-• e _.."Woman Of The Vtar ' (1~2. venteon ot Uttla P~ of Amtfica. Q (1 M&SM• Comedy) Katt\lrina Hepburn. 6ptneer hr.) •• ...... • TtlCY. A s::f OOkJmnistand hef sport.. CElllL•mAmt•••rT• Highlight• of --a ·-wrlttf' rubt spend much of their time Super Bowl XIII .. PlttabUrgh St..,_ vs.. J9 IL -Mat«t Of Aerot.10 IO maaningla8I ~-(2 hrs ) . 0aan Cowbovl CR>. !!!om Mesa. A~· 8 0 ... CLOmll "To &ave OVr (I) .... "f!lve Oayt One ~.. (JI) n.-•Y "SeM ~ ~ To SaYe Our CNldrtn" Mersnan (t982 Orama) Sean Connery. ·Bt11Y Art Ot Busti" lncw.t t&Adar bll9dl et'ld FraoY holt• a look at the lmpani.d future aranttey. A'4 Alpine vacation tot • n'IOUI\· hard rack. ... ,Ul'IOQ "The Roee'" et'ld of America'-..publtc scttooll. focualng on talneirlno ScOttllh physlelen od ttlff from'* "No Frllt" 9lburn. (1 tw.) pt9dletionl of feC::ulty shof1~ ptollles young woman traveling with him beCOIT* • •NI Q of aluden«t WhO •• diltiect~ from IMrno lhe venue f0t pefsOi'laJ rtvelatlon. 'PG' ( 1 ftt1 ... ''lnellttlbll': ( 1'11 \, Orwne) Ing by t~. petental neglect and hr •• 60 min) • Samef\1he fo'9 Rlctwd PachtcO. A bOred cttug ~ and eece191ing comtnuM~ (%) ... • Now Md Fortvt(' < 1983. Mt>and ii -'1 on • journey Of "'*'°"' ~ that KhoOll fUitlM ltudentt .., • Oramt) Ctwyl Ladd. Rob«t eottby. A advtnt\#t. ~~· 21 mln.l 7 emotlonel and aoclal need&. (3 hrs) woman tunw to llCOhOf Whtn hit hUlblnd tW (J) U. ,_II •I lft ~ I __._· · It arr lad on a rtpt cl'IAtgt 'R' (1 hr .. 32 .._oowa. NY • .,._, R. mu rr F .. tured. mln.l t..ooC AnOtlrlOO ~ '* rott,.a1 • ........ l.DCIJFll TI Sunday, Sept. 2, 1984 17 • detectl'le In the~• Part· • ... .. , • .· ------------..... ------ .... ~Evening ....... r..t • ... -... 11/LOIO .... Q . ~CCIWMY UTn.DTM IMJCnCA •'tnl•-.r .llllllDUCm 90LOIY ._ "Battle Beyond The Stars" ( 1980, Sclence-Flcuon) Richard Thomas John Saxon A reprilefitaltve or a galacttC alhance rounds up a motley group of space warriors to thwart !he schemes ol a ruthless conquerer 'PG' ( 1 ht . 43 min.) 00 .,_ "Curse Of The Pink Panther .. • (1~. Comedy) Ted Wass, David NIVen. A t;>umbllng New YOt'k City cop Interviews a host ol supSlclous characters In his 1nvestiga11on or the theft of lhe fabulous Pink Panther diamond 'PG' ( 1 hr . •O min) ,,, cm llCMI "The Last Kida On Earth" ( 1983, Drama) Jane Colllns. Toby Bndge Two boys living In a town near a nuclear power station return from a runa- way nigh! lo find their town deMrted .,_"Young Ca..idy" (1965, Blog- rapl'ly) Rod Taylor. Flora Aoblon. An Irish playvmght'a carfff It prefaced by writing =tl#IQ protnt pamphle11. (1 rv .. 50 YMDYQ -..... 179 -... TAii Ma 'IMIAl "-•IW -. ,. lllQIT\l9 '9IOTOatRIC ¥W ,. :.:=r-.... LAMIOAT · .... Q PA ..... "Bolfd Gold" ChOfq· rapher Anita Manl'I 11 WOfk: NASA'• plan 10 Include ptlvatt citizen• on 1pece shuttle Ill hta. Ta: l nlll•ff Featured "WNre Are l'My NOW?": Robby The Robot I t-.eo•• -.,...,. &.Mee ••cw WOIWA1WC!l• ... "Trading Places" (1983 Com- edy) Edd'le Murphy, Oen Aykfoyd A weU- to-do executive, a ghetto-bred con man and • prostitute deVIM a plot of rewnge against two conniving llnanclers 'R' ( 1 hf -413 nwl.) cm .. "Blue Collar" ( 1978, Drama) Rlchard Pryor, Har.oey Keitel Thr• frus· • _ JLated OetrOlt auto factory. work«a tum to crime. bringing them Into mofe conftic:t end potential danger than they ever . lcoun~;.:R' ('.hr .~~·> 1-I Oii TMI TOR Feetured. tour the • Bahamas with • vlllt to the celebrltlea' hideaway and • trlp around a desec;ted Island. . I ., .. ,,... Ill Oii U.. Featured· a look al surfing off the coast of HewaJI; e trip to Camp Pendleton In Long Beech to meet abme ol LA 's toughest drllf aergeenta, contrtbut· Ing reporter Cynthia Alllson gets e super- 1"~ f.~. . aAw.D.-..Of#'..U ..... .... ._. A toot< at human acconvnod8tions to Iii• on earth, 1n space. under ground and under water, fealunng the development of the &kys- crar:>!' and the evoMion ol the space su11. ~)~~~ . 7::W~IA-lU. Atlanta Bravos at Los Ange- les =• (3 hrs ) =~<I> caar=:. II f.D .._. n.ai Kale and Athson complicate their lalhef'• dtnner plans when they extend an lnvilatlon to a volup! tuous dancer (R) .... "WllhOUf Love" (1945, Come- dy) Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn A friendly widow rents a room to a 1eient1s1 • who rums 001 To t>fra aomnambuhst. (2 hrs.) D 9 ntl •ALL IUY Colt and a friend (Roy Rogers) set out to capture rustlers who hevi stolen $8 mUhon 1t1 diamonds and c~aled them In the hooves of ~'Jll'·> I Bn91fY•n liOlllrT Feetured: "Where Are They Now?"· Robby The Robot. CD llOYll "Night Cheat" (1970 Su$perwe) David JansMn. Yai:ht l<ouo: A buslneaman '*-•cab to get him out of MeldcO w:., ~re: II grounded by bed WNlher. (2 tin e ~ MCITOTMI llY Sir Edmund Hillary'1 1977 Gano-Ex!* dltion from the Ganga Rlver dtltt to 1t1 sourc~h In the Hit'Nli.yu la document· ed. (Hit. CC) "Mountain Men" (1980, AdVenlure) Charlton Heston, Brian K•th Two fur trappers enjoy the tr~om of the wilderness In lhe 1.111 t.hv')'eart before the encr08<lhment of civilization. 'A' ( 1 hr .. JS mln.) (l)ail .. -, ...... -,_ .... <JD ,....,, ••-n•-• • ..,.. co.. c:mT Phil and Doo Evertv reunite for the flrat lime in ten vars. p.rf<>«nlng euch hit• as ''Bye Bye Love," "Wake Up Litt le SUSl9" end "Aft I Ha"'• To Do 19 Dream" from the Roybl Albert Ha• n LOfldo(\ ( 1 • tv.) ... .:.'My Bodyguard.. ( 1079 Dre· ma) Chris Makepeacie, A<Mm BalOwln. The new klQ. at • CNcago high echool makes trten<KWl1h the 9dlool outca1 and 1ogethef they stand up to the CNll gang that had P9'SeCUted them both. 'PG' (f hr., 38 ITlln ) • Cl) ... "Gandhi" (1982, Blography) Ben KlnosleY. Candice Beratn. Trlceia the Nfe of Mah8tma Gandhi who led demon- strauons of pess;ye rtsllt~ In order to gain indepeudence.tor lndie. 'PG' (3 hn. 8min) i ' l ·O'a.OCI(-.. ______ , • a •• a .., ... Jemrt.'• friend tums Joey'1 tiom. Into a gambling casino. (R) M11CTAC--~ ~ ..... "Solid Gold" ehoc'tog- rapher Anita MaM at WC>fk; NASA'• plan to lnctude private c.ltilena on apace shl.lttte fllghts. GD A WU nMUIH nt1 .,... cmMY wrnt .._.,.,..Some of ttie West' a ear- hest miners lalk et>oUt working oondltJona in the earty 19009 and 8Y9ntl that led to the 19_13 United Mine Workn strike~ the 1914 Ludlow Maaucre Q (1 tv.) ... (I) .... "The Othef Woman" (1983 Romance) Hel ~nden. Anne MM.ie A 50-year-Qd wldowef, ditenchented with his marriage 10 a 01f1 hal1 h'll age. ~ on an affair with e more competlblt dlvo<ced grandmo&her. (R) (2 hrs.) D 8J M •M:TI OILR Mrs. Garrett and the gills reminisce about thetr first five • ~at Eastland. (R) Q (1 hr) • (fJ DftlUTY Alexis p.ys Mark to remain silent about her dul:*>ul bullnaa deals. and Sammy Jo's surpr1te Ylsct lhteatens the safety of Stev.n'1 beby. i)~1ht.) ..v-.. A WU~ 119 ..... CSR11Y wrnt.a&. llDwm Some of the WMt's .. ,. liest mlners talk about wor~ CO<lditiona in the early 1900s and events that led to the 1913 United Mine WOf'keni strike and Ifie 1914 Ludlow Massacre Q ( t hr.) ~~JJi .. (1 982. Biography) Ben KtngsJey, Ca~ B«gen. Trac. tile hie of Mah8tma Gandt'll who led ~ atraftOnS of pawve '"'5tanee In ordef to gain lndependenc:le for India 'PG' Q (3 hrs.., 8 min.) ([) ... "The l<etllUCky Fn.d M<MI" (1977. Comedy) Evan Kim, Mater Bong Soo Han This collection of ~ .belled~ .sk.atCha lpOOfJOQ ~ liOrl and mOYie cilchel lnclUdll cameo lppMt&l'IQM by Donald Suthetllnd. Hen- ry Giblon. G9ofge L&Z90by and BUI Bbt· ~ 'R' (1 hr., 30 "*1.) U2l ... "10" ( 1979, Comedy) ~ Moore, Julie Andrewt. A ~M songwriter. disturbed •bout hitting ''mid- dle age." decides to cheM after a beeutl- ful g!(l on hef "Y to her w.dding. 'R' (2 hrs . 3 ITill'I.) a:) ~tl'JITR:CMCMC:OCICICCIC ....,, •(!) .,. .. The Pink Panllw" (19&4. COtnedy) Devld Niven, Peter Sell«t A jewel thief attempt• to take poaea1on of • priceleta gem With ,,,. helP ot the Freneh police lnapector't -ii. (2 In. 30 min.) • ---.0 A docu-chme aboot the ex.perienoe Of fOfmef memberl of AIY. sung Myung Moon'• unification Church. feetUting e.c·Moonle Chna Canton Who Sunday,~.2. 198'4 19 . . . -Tues•ay Cont. D e flD 11 llf Ha.I Johnny Carson. J 1 hr.) . . 1:-=....u. llOWll "Sldewlndef 1" (1977, Drama) Michael Parks. Merjoe Gortner Male and female cydsta r~ ttvouoh ruts and fenc. "· 0\/9' dlr1 tracks and hlfm to win a moto- croea ratjng championship. (2 hrs ) I :=............. . UTllE•rr rmlCA Scheduled Dina Rasot, dw'.ctor of the Pr()j9Ct on MU1tary Procurement. on challenging the Otlense Depan"'*lt to make weapons efficient and safe 10 use. ')Uz ana ~I musl· Cl8n Wynton Ma11aliS. wlnnef of two Grammy Awards. on hcS aireer~ p tv.) ..... -, .... -ftlim-- ---Q· -19 CLUI Featured. abortion facta, the NFL's gteet~ bloopets ( 1 hr . 30 mi1i ) ·-·())--"Thornwell" (1981. Drama) Glynn Turman. Vincent Gardenia. Based on the tn» atOfr of an Army private who was eccuaed o espionage and indured both inten&Mt qwestlonlng and controver· iif :f~ (2Nw) ai .,. "Fall 01 The Roman Empire" (Part 1 of. 2) (196(, Orama) Sophia Loren. Stephen Boyd Emperor Marcus Aureflus 19 murdered and h11 reprot.ate IOI'\, Commodus, assumes the throne ( 1 hr, 40m1n) (C)mwl "Angelo. My Love" ( 1983, Dre· ma) Angelo Evans, Michael Evans An Amerlean gypsy bdy 1n11 to. retrteve a family heirloom which wa1 stolen 'A' (2 hrt) (IJ AUTO UCllG NASCAR Southern 500 (from Oar111lQ1on. SC ) (R) (2 hrs . 30 cmh.-M)Oll Ol&.Y "Willie Nelson & Family" The country ainger ~orms "Always On My Mind." "Whiskey RIVer" and "On The Road Again." ( 1 hr., 30 min.) (I) .:ml "Manhattan" ( 1979, Comedy) W°""Y Allen. ()jane KNton ~n lnlecure New York comedy writer breaks up with hit teen·age glrlfrlend to data an outspo- ken Journalist WhO recently had an affair with his best friend 'A' ( t hr . 38 min.) -CH).,.. "The Star Chamber" (1983, Orama) Mtehael OouglH, Hal HolbrOOk ~ young lawyt< firmly believes that th• guilty ahould not be Ml free and meet• _ ............. .,,.._. •cZ> "NIN Hours To Rama" (1963, Ot• ma) Horst Bucl'lholl. Jose Ftrref'. (2 hrs , 6~) .... •CC> "Torn S.twMl'I Two Lovefl" (197T:' Drema) lee Rimlck. George Papparct ( 1 IV., 35 mlfl.) - •(fl) "~~ Gentry" (1952, Drama) Jen· nifet JoOll. Chlttton H•ton. (2 hrl ) M (f) .. The Datte Mirror" (19'8, Orama) OIMa de HaYllllnd, Lew Ayrn (2 hra.) CZ) "The Virg ntan" (1929. W•t•m) .., 2!,ty'COoper, Mery enan ( t tv, 30 min.) -~ ~·er.lMtorm" (1983. Sdtne.FICtlon) Natalte W"!'<J. CMtl~ Walken. ( 1 hr., 18 Sunday, Sept. 2, 1984 ChaMenget t>ecauae of hit bebef 'A' f2 hrs , 29 min t..r .. ,.UTI _,..DAVID...,,_ U.MIJalCOCI ,._ya ,_,..o .. Ma•111W1UU1M• ... "Duel At Oiablo" ( 1966. West· ern) Jamn Garner. Sidney POltief A -group of Indian-haters are determined to transport a load of ammunition througr i1che ,.,=at any coet (2 hrs l UM.'J• Mm'LI . wn• W mowll "How I Spent My Summer Vacation" ( 1967, Mv-tery) Robert Wag· '*· Peter Lawford A cuMlng drifter gets htmsell 1mplica1~ In the murder ol a wealthy playboy ~achtaman (2 tvs) &°'GfU..TODAY "Monkey On My Back" ( 1957 . og y) Cemeron Mltchell. Jack Albertson A boxEJ 11rugg1es to ovetcome hla addictlOf'I to drugs (2 hts ) m> .:ml ''The Miracle" ( 1970. °Xdven· ture) Lasste. Miehael James Wixted A mute boy rescues LaSSle and her pups ~from danget ( 1 hr • 30 min ) Cil llON "Demer· ( 1983, Orama) limo· thy HY11on. M~ Patenkm. Adapte<' from E.l Doctorow a novel "The BOOk Of Daniel .. A graduate atud«lt probes the events surroundtng his parA's execution as RussJan nuclear lple$ 'A' (2 hrs . 9 mwl) • '111C..~ W MULTI,... MOU.YWOOO WI' Featured an Interview with I(~ Douglas, how to get your child Into show butlness a IOOk at publlc accet1 TV and how anyone can have thew own TV show IOWMlllMTWIUU-• mTIMCYfU tilt u.IY ..._ ALM • YICW • Comedy •ketches created from persona «lCel (1 hr ) W ._.AT&.-. W 0. LOCAftOI "Robeft Kleln Child 01 The '509, 'Man OI The '80s" The comedl· an retlecta on Iha Impact of television on his youth and takes a humorous look at l enthoOd en the ·so. ( 1 hf.) -(I) .... _,.ATCH .... ... au1m1tw _.."Sex With The Stars" (1981, Comedy) Thick Wiison Martin Burrows The writer of a Mxual a~tce column r .... rchea the relatlonsh1p betwe.n a woman's Slit drTve and her birth "On 'A' n hr .. 30mln I . 46 mln.) QI) "Cur OI The Plnlt Panthef" ( 1983, Comedy) Ted Wa David Niven ( 1 hr , '40mtn) • (0) "Blue Collar" ( 1978. Drama) Richard ~or. Harvey Keitel ( 1 ht., 54 min.) "My Bodyguard" ( 1979, Drema) • Makepeace, Adam Baldwin. { 1 hr • 38 min) •CZ> "Gandhi" ( 1982, Blogfaphy) Ben .Klngsiey, Candice Bergen (3 hra . 8 • men.) • -CC) ''Bettlf Berond The Sta,.:· (1980. SCienoe·Flct1on Richard Thomas. John S xon (1 hr. <43 mlt\) "Gandhi" ( 1982, Bioglaphy) Ben Klng$1ey, Cendtee Bergen. (3 hra, 8 ,,,.,, ) (I) "Madame Bovary" ( 1950. Dfam11 CJ) .,... "Sot Weeki'' ( 1982, Orama I Dudley Moore, Mary Tyler Moore ·A mar- ried CongrllSIOnal canelld81e becomes increasingly Involved In the llYM of a wealthy New VOfk woman and hef leUile- 19 mic :::t'et 'PG' ( 1 hr • 47 min ) 119 .,. ''Confessionf OI A WindOw Cteaner" ( 1974, Comedy) Robtn Ask· with. Anthony Booth A 8rttlal\ Window cleane< puta a sparkle Into the llvee 01 the many women he beds down. ·ft ( i hr • 30 min) • • •8 MCMI "Blaze Of Noon" (t9•7 Adventure) WIDlam t:tOldan. Anne Ba.1tt11 Four stun1 llteraJeave a eauwal in order to tra=he US. ITWSll (2 hrs ) MIT.XO · .,. ··The'Champ" (No Oatt) 12 hrs . 30 men) ~= 'They caw Me Brue.?" (t982 Comedy) Johnny Vune, Margaul! Hem 1ngway A Wect coast ~o cOOk 1s mi~· taken fOf karate expen Brvce Lee and runs afOUI ol ltallan gangster boMet 'PG lt hr • 30 mtn ) "'lJ M0VW "Halloween 111· SNson Of T!'.'e Witch" ( 1982. H0<r0t) TQm Atklnl Sta· cey Nellon. A young woman lnVethgllts a Halloween mask manvfacturef' •M niay have been responsible fOf riet fathet'g ll_ues<>me murder 'A' ( 1 hr . 35 min I Ir.ti lC) llOWll "The Black Roee" ( 1950 Adventure) Tyrone Power, Or.an wt11es A 13th-century Engtllh Saxon travels Oo· ental caravan routes seeking tr1de secrets. (2 hrs • 1 min ) · ·1 ,Mnt• kH••lW(IO _ 419 QICMCN NIT~.-al'T 110W11 "Double Exposure" ( 1982 Suspense) Michael Callan. Joanna Pettet The murderous nightmares Of e dllturbed photographer begin to take on a ble 01 that;~' hr .. 35mtn} 4111 ClaAC88MftOIATC•W The unique style •no sense o1 numor ol the popular entertainef la ahowcased 1n thlS perf0<mance raped at CMM'1 Pai.ce If\ las.Vegas · -;-.....,. • n•••:r.a UI IDMAllOf ' ... "Poncy•a II TM NeJCI Oa) ( 1983. Comedy) Oen Monahan. Wyatt Kmght. A group of high IChool 1tudl ·•$ try to thwart the plans of a etlf·riQhteous preacher and the l<KK to C«ltor a Shlke- iPQre leatrvel 'R' ( 1 hr .. 35 min ) Jenniftf Jones. James Maton ( 1 hr ~!> mtn.) '1) '.'Sp~ Hunt" I 1950. Orama) Ho~11rd Duft, Maria Toren (2 hrt ) -111) "The Lonely Man" ( 1857, 0tam1l Jack Patance. AnthOny Petlclnl (2 IV• l -a ''To~1·· (1959. Adventure) van Helfin, Siivano Ma"98no (2 IM l 1 - 4 i i - Harrison. Audrey Hepburn. (2 !'Ifs • 50 r.-Jn.) -(%) "I Never Promised Yoo A Rose Gar- den" {1977, Orama) ~lhleen Quinlan. Bibi AnderAOO (1 ht , 36 rtun) •CC) "Popeye" ( 1980, Comedy) AOb1n Williams Shelley OuvaH ( 1 hr • 5' min.) CJ» "84lly Jack" ( 11H 1, Orama) Tom L.aognlm, Oeb'• Taytor ( 1 hr .. 52 min.) •<Zl "Ct• Crou" (1948, OrarNI) Bort Lancaster, Yvonne De Carlo ( 1 hf , 27 min) • OO "Spacehunter Adventur• In The For- bidden Zone" ( 1983, Sclenc:e-Flctlon) Pe1er Strauss. Molly Ring-'tald ( 1 hf., 29 min) •CCl "Brainstorm" ( 1983, Science-Fiction) Natalie WOO<J, Christopher Walken ( 1 hr • 46 min.) (%) "Time Welker" ( 1982, Fentuy) Ben Murphy, Kevin Brophy ( 1 hr , 26 min ) •CD "Melanie" ( 1982, Orame) Burton Cummings, Glynnis O'Connor ( 1 hr • 49 min) ..i%) "Nine Houre To Rama" ( 1963. Ora- ma) Horst BuchholZ. Jose Ferrer (2 hrs . 6m1n..) --Evening u ... .... 8'/LGIO .... 0 .,_.. CClllPAWY ==~ .,...llem .._., .,,. ''S.ttle Beyond The Siers"' ( 1980, ~Fiction) Richard Thomas John Saxon A repreeentatlve of a galactic al lance rounds up a motley group ol space wamOfa to thwart the schemes of a ruthless conquerer 'PG' ( 1 hr . 43 min.) CID D11 "Curse Of The Pink Panther" { 1983, Comedy) Ted Wa§s. David Ntven. A bumbfjng Ntw York City cop interviews ' a host of supstclOos characttlf1l 1(1 his . 1 1nveet1gatlon of the theft or the fabulous Pink Penther diamond 'PG' ( 1 hr 40 min.) (0) MOWll "The Last Kids On Earth" ( 1983, Orama) Jane COiiins, Toby Bridge Two bOyt living In a town near a nuclear power station return from a runa- way nJQht to find •heir town deaerred- _. "Young Cassldy" {1965 B•og· raphy) Rod Taylor, Flora RobtOf"I An lrilh ptaywrlght'I carw Is prefaced by writing rlOt·rcitlf\g proteat pemphlatt. ( 1 P\r . 50 """" .. ,,. D1ll ""') -.,.. -... TAii MICI ~=••w M10Mt:AllC WW ll:IYMDYll -.... .... LAMIOAT .... 0 PA UtAm "Solld Gold" choteog- 'aphtr Anita Mann at wefk; NASA'• plan 10 lncludt Prt'lalt cftlun. on 1pace thuttlt i htl.. • ....... ..,., .. mrr 1'WT Featured "W1*• Art They Now?": Robby The AobOt -I i--.CC9Mf _,,,..,. LOWIODlllmal IMllCOIWA~ .,. "Trading Placft" (1983. Com- edy) Eddie Murphy, 0.n Aytcroyd A weU- to-do ex«:Utfvt. a ghetto-bred con man ~ a prost11U1e deYtM a plot of revenge against two conniving floanciett 'R' ( 1 ht., 46 min.) <m .. "Blue Collar" (1978, Orama) ~herd Pryor, Harvey Kettel Thr• frus· trated Detroit 1uto factory wori<ert turn to Cflmt, brangtng them Jnto mofe conflict 9J'ld potenttal danger than they ever -~;.:A· ( 1 hr , 54 mm.) "98 t C* M TOW Featured tour the Bahemas·with 1 vtsl1 to t~ celebrltles' hldeew•y and a trip around a deserted ISiand. 8··-,..., lft•U. Featured' I loot< at turling off the coast of Hawan: a trip to Camp Pendleton In Long Beach to meet lbme of ' L.A 's tougheal drlll wo-anta: contrlbut· Ing reporter Cynthia Allllon get• a auper- lstw ~ : ... w.D--.OOlf'Wtlt WiW --.o A iootc at human accommodatJona to Ale on unh. .,, space under ~round and under waler, featUMg the oevetopment Of lhe &kys- a aper and the eYOIUtion of the space &011 ~)~~~ 1:Sft) t••u Atlanta Braves at Los Ange- les Oodge(t ( 3 hrs ) Mi~ , .. Cl) <aa 18 MDI G) _...,_., Kate and Allison complieete their lathef'1 dinner plans when they extend an inv1ta1aon to a vok.lp- tuous dancer (R) 8 Dll "W11hoot Love" (1945, Come- dy) Spencer Tracy, ~lharlne Hepburn A friendly widow rent1 a room to a eclentrst who turns out to be a aomnambulltL, (2 hrs) D 0 THI •AU. OUf Colt and .a rwend (Roy Rogers) set out to capture rvstlera who havi 1toletl 'S8 m1Ulon In diamonds 4lnd concealed them In the hooves of ~~~r ) I .-rAJ IA r n111•rr FHtufed "Whe<• Ar• They Now?'" Robby The AobOt . m llOYll "Night Chase" < 11no. Susper1111) Oevid Jansaeo. Yaphet Kotto A businestman hif• •cab to get him-out of Mexico when hit ri. le gr~ by bad weather. (2 hra • -.u1T'1 TO THI In Slf EdrTIYnd Hlllaf)''a 1977 angea ExP9- dlhon from lhe Gangee Rlvtf Ot«t to 111 .ource high In the H1melayn It doeumenr· ed (t hf.) CC) llOYll "Mount In " (1iso AdWnturt) Charlton t Brian Keath Two_tur t11pper1 enj lht of the waldtmeel In the IHI tw ~· ~fefe the encroachment or cMlllatlonj A' ( t ht .. 36 mlnL (!) .. ....... 00 -.... , • .,lftlJTlftl•--· ... CCll-CllT Phil and Don Everly reYnltt for tht firat llme In ten yeara, 1>9rforming aucn hlta u ''Bye Bye Love," "Wakt Up Little Suw" and "Al I Have To Do 11 Dream" from the Aoyll Albtf1 Ha• In London ( 1 hr) .... 'My Bodyguard',.. I 1079, Ora· ... . ma) Chr• Mak91>91ce, Adam Baldwin. The new kid II a ChicegO high ld'IOOI makes friends with the IChool outc:ut and together they stand up 10 the crua1 gang lhat had persecuted them both 'PG' ( 1 hr., 38 men) (%) .... ~ .. (1982. Biography) Ben Kingsley, Candtce B«gen Tricei the late or Mah8trN1 Gandhi who led ~ strataons of pa$11Ve r-t~ In ordaf to . ~i~:;c.: lot India 'PG' (3 tw.., d -UC.~Y • • •• a &WT·-••-• JeMW• friend tums Jo9y'1 home Into a gembllog C8SIOO. (A) jl 11C TACDOUM W nw "Solid Gold" choreog- rapher Anita MeM at work; NASA'• plan to lnctuoe prtvate citllenl on apace lhuttte '.!!ghla. . a> ., ... 'nllOUM Tiii ll1M cmnll'I wmtllL .,._Some of the W.at't ..,. hest miners 1alk about WOfklng condltlona 1n the early 1900a and event• that led to the 1913 United Mine Workers""*• and the t 914 Ludlow Masaaore Q ( U'lr.) • f) Cl) .,. "The Other Woman" ( 1983, Romance) Hal Landen. Anne Meer• A 50-yeat-okt wadowef, dlaencl'lanted wtth his marriage to a gir1 h:al1 l'lil age, embark• on an aftU with a more competlbi. divorced grandmother. (A) (2 tvs) D. M NC1'I OILll Mrs Garren and the gi.rls reminilca about their ril.C 1tYe years at Eastland. (R) c;> ( 1 hr) 8 ([I D'YIMtTY ~A1t1d1 pays ahnc to remain .silent about her dubloua buelrle'9 deals, and S.mmy Jo's IUl'prlle ""'' threatens the ••••Y or St9119n't baby. i)~lhr) • ...... A WU ....... M ll1M C9INrf wrnl 111.,.,.. Somt of the W•t't •r· !lest miners talk about WOf'klng conditions in the early 1900s and events that led to the 1913 United Mine Worker5 strike and 1he 1914 Ludlow Massacre. Q ( 1 hf) (lJ....aoOI CR> • CID .,,. "Gandhi" ( 1982, Biography) Ben l<tnosiey. Candice e.to-n. Traoes 1he late of Mahatma GandN who led ~ stratlOnS or pall/llt resistance In °''* to gatn lndepencWloe lot India 'PG' Q (3 hrs., 8 min ) ([)mm "The K.ntuclcy Fried ~ .. (1977. Comedy) Evan Kim. Muter Bong Soo Han Thla c tion of no-holm- barred 1at111Cal tch91 IPOoflng I~ tlOfl and mcMt ICh9a ~ cameo appearanoea by Id ""2. ~ ry G1blon, George and 811 Btx- '?1.· 'A' (1 ht • 30 """ ) CQ) .. "10" (1979, Comedy) DJdlty Moore. J\Ae Anchwl. A • ICCtlefUI IOnQWTll.,, Olllutbtd about hitting "rNd- qle ege," o cha• ah• • bteUl>- tj.lt Qlr1 WI to IMt ~ "ft (2 h,.,3 ) I Nl1alDOCS IF E II ll .. , "The Pvlk Pan~ (1te4; Comedy l O.vtd Niwn. Pet• s.ltf'I A ,ewel 1Nef attempt• to ta.ke po111111cn of a Pf~ Qem Witt\ the hllfp of the French police~'°''' wife. (2 hra., 30 min) 9 ---.0 A docu-<hma abOut the e11petienoa of former INl'n~ of Ari . ~ Myung "1oon't Uni uon Churd\. I Mlns1 tx-Moonie ~ Cenlton who Sunday, pt. 2, 19~ 19 ~reya himMlf, ~·> Cl) fOCllf a&:• Mlnnesote Fels vs. ~Cw~~ht.) -· • IT. ~ J the l111t·yM1 re$t-dent1 ntNOUtlY await their e11am results, Armstrong withdraws further Into depres- lk>n. and FlscUI PONS for e magazine ~o 'li'!twtR) ( 1 hr ) .1 ..... Chrlatlne falls In love wlth a guest who ailters from amnesia and ts Inked toe robbefy and murder. and Dave and ~ Involve lhe staff In their quarrel OVfif en upcoming va~tlon (A) Q ( f hr.) I --°' 1'MI Ulf1' IC II ACnDI ,..,.._ • WA"'°'9 •••tH The country linger· eongwtiter perf 0tms 900g1 from his album "Never CoukHot The Mark " Cl) .. "Surlaclng" (1981, Drema) 1Cathleeo Beller. Joseph Bottoms An expedition Merchlng for a man missing in the wildl of l'lOfthern Canada faces dan· gers both in nature and within the group 'R' ( Hw , 30 mln.h . IMU.mumr• -II Mmn ... PM.L.•-••.w.o.-AllMl.mlll'l't Mll I Dfll • UC. Freedom Cup {trom Seattle. Wash.) (A) ( 1 hr ) -al> .. ''Prescription· Murder" (1967, Mystery) Gene Barry. Peter Falk An aciress at1empt1 to help her psychlatrls1 kBI his wife. making it kx* like a robbery ftult tesJlted In murder (2 hrs • 5 mtn ) *'l&,8Cl>9GDG ... .... ...,..UUQlt. M&i&U• • ....... •moot•••• llOWW "Endless Love" (1981 Romance) Brooke Shields. Martin Hewitt A 17-yeer-old'a obsessive love tor hil 15- year-old glrttrlend lea~rental con· tllc~. 'R' (1 hr 5511W'1) 11111 Cl) UA. Ofme ,_ l•ILIMTI From Flushlf'lg Meadowt. N Y 8 • fOll•IT Host Johnny Carson Schedulect Liberace. ( 1 hr.) 1-CCUll . .... ...um aa:: "The Night Digger" (1971, SulpenM) Patricia Neal. NicholH Clay A women fleet the clutches of her tyrannlcal mothet by taking a psychotic klllef with her to Scotland. (2 hrs) . 1-.,.... PUWCO u='=• a CA Scheduled Dr Alan Aoeenfleld. dltector "bl Columbja \JntYwrllty'I Center 10f Popul8110n and Family Heelth. on the problem of world Jfatlon~~ 9CllTITI .. "The Thing" (1951. Science- Action) Jamel Arness. Dewey Martin A U S research station In the Arctic It Mooted by an Hrle bemg ( 1 ht • 30 "*') (I).,.. "Everything You Alway• Want· ed·To Know AbOUt Sex (But Were Afraid To Ask) .. (19~Comedy) Woody Allen. ~ W1t0tt. A Mf ... of comic aketchel lpoof Or. OaVid Reuben'• be•t·Mlllng boOk In edd1tlon to other a1S01'1ed 11rgeta 'R' (1 hr • 27 mtn ) (%) ... "The Tenth VICttm" (1965. Fenteay) Marc4il10 Me tr0it1Mi, Ursula Andrea In a world where hOmlclde is ·20 Sunday, Sept. 2, 1984 legal. an actress la pr,omlltd ~able ~"'' the can ldl 10 people. ti tv,32mlll.) • G • Q.UI Featured: act0t Oevid 5ou4; Dr. Grace Kettermen . telll how to "win owr worry" ( 1 ht., 30 min.) -· Cl) ... "The Big Land" (1957. W•tem) Alan Ladd. Vltglnla Mayo. Tex· at cattlemen attempt to reroute a railroad IOI' their own benefit (2 hta.) ·1 Nl*T--"' 4*MGLLYWOCIO ... ...,. ... llCMI "Fan Of The Romen Empire" (Part 2 of 2) (198.4, Drama) Sophia Loren. Stephen Boyd. Empef0t Marcua Aurelius la murdered and hi1 reprobettt son. Commodus. aMUl'Mt the throne. ( r hr.40mln) (1)-Mml~YdO ew(IJ.,.. "Body Magic" °(198", Drama) Rlch Ardonne. Kathleen Kriste! A shy and plalo--looklng photogtapher't assistant trlel to gain the attention of her bOSS ( t hr.30 ~ =1i !!!'..:..'==Liil MIC*COCll J 5" ,_,,..o IOWMa•imnua•• ... "H0trwt'a Nest" ( 1970. Ora· ma) Rock Hudson, SefgK> Fentonl. An Amefican GI, etded by a group of ttallen orphans. bk>WS up a Nazi dam project (2 hr•.== I ..-cMITYU ... AUTO Mc.I CART Elcott Radar Worntng 200 (from Lexington. Ohio) IB> (2 hrs.) GllltJ.l) .. "Kitten With A Whip" (1964, Drama) Ann-Margret. John Fors)'1he A reform school runaway end her wild cohorts coerce a respecteble pollllclan Into drMng them to Meicieo. ( t hr • 60 ~ min.) -CID llOWll "Speoehunter Adventures In The Forbidben Zone" '(1983. Sctence-F"IC· tton) Peter Strauea. MoAy Aingwa.ld. In the 22nd century, e space mercenary and a pulU(ISh waif travel 10 a distant planet to rescue thfee space maldenl from a v11- lalnoul cyborg. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 29 min.) W 8 .,_ "The Lall Of The Power&eek·' ers" (1969, Creme) Geot119 Hamllton . Kevin Mcc.rthy BlaekmeM. accidents and eventual death are the reaoll• of a bank president'• demands for his aon~n-law'a resignation (2 hrt.) 81mTWU.1*Y Cf) .,. "Preaure POlnl'' ( 1962. Ora· me) Sidney Poitier, Bobby Darin. A prlaon • psychiatr!Jt tri. to undetatend hll entl- Semltte. •~black. paUenL (.2 hrs.) e .. "Black Oold" (1$47, Orama) Mthony Oulno. Kathetlnt OeMllle .• An lndl8n strlkM It rtCh with en oU well and a race horM. ( 1 tv • 30 min ) CC).,.. "Honty" ( 1982. Creme) Clio Goldsmith. Fernando Rey A Mductlve woman accommodates hotel gueet1 wtth eothualasm 'R' ( t ht .. 23 mt0 ) . cm IOn'Gm UP A bawdy. adullS·only CQrl'l9dy revw. (1 ht .. 30 min.) (%).,_"Privet• School" ( 1983. Come- dy) Phoebe Cates, Betsy Ftusaelt. Teen- ged bOyt ~•II the &II-girl• Ctltrryvale Acedemy tor some fun and adventure. 'A' 1 ht • 37 min ) r _ W .. "Valley Girl" ( 1983. ComtctY> Nieolas Cage, Oeboreh ~Ofem8(\ A . high aehool gttl bft&k• ott he< romanct with • l)Unklf becaute the relatloNNP ttvHlent her ttandlnQ wtthm '* Pelf group 'A' ( 1 ht .. 35 min.J ·1='!£..-. .. ~H!'... ATCM • ~Hanoween 111· Season Of The Witch" (1982. Ho«Cf) Tom Atklnl. Ste· cey Nell<ln. A young woman investigates a Halloween mask manufacturer who mey l\ave t7eer'I responsible tor her father'• ~ murder.....'R' ~Iv .. 35 m n.) •oo ,. naY .on• ... cc.. C8f Phil and Don Everly reufilte for the first time In ten ye811,,per1ormlng auch hit• as "Bye Bye Love." "Wake Up Little Susie" and "All J Have To Do Is Dream" from the Royal Albert Hall In London. ( t hr) ..... ~.,. "Popeye" (t980. COmedy) Robin Wtlllams. Shelley Duvall. Whlle searching lor his father. the "spinach-eat· Ing senor vlSlts a quaint hamlet where he pteks up.a foundling anCJ' a skinny sweet· heart. 'PG' (1 hr .. 54 min.) (%) llCMI "The Tin Orum" (1979. ora· ma) David Bennett. Angela Winlcler A sman bOy with uoosual powers of percep- tion rejects politlcs. human companion· Sl\lP and even adulthood and wanders abou1 htS country dUflng the tumultuous years of the Nazi regime. relentlessly banging a toy drum 'R' (2 hrs.. 22 min.) M (l)MOVll "Love Trap" (1976. Suspense) Fiona 8chmond, Robin Askwith An army veletan accidentally becOmeS Involved In a mysterious caper when he movea into a friend's luxurloUS apartment ( 1 hr.. 20 Q'llll )' •9.,. "Ftve Graw To Catro" (1943. Adventure) Franchcrf Tone. Ertch von Strohetm. In 1942, a Sntlsh tanlc officer atlempts 10 P4'Y MCrel lntormatlOtl from Field Marshal Rommel during h11 VISlt to a small North African town. (2 hra.l &D llCMI ''Buona Sera, Mrs Campbell" ( 1969 Comedy) Gina Lollobngtda. Telly Savalas An ltellan woman'• scheme backfires when three veterans appear, z each wanting to see the daughter he'a ::=.ed fOf 20 yeer1 (2 hrt . 30 min ) •M>'_. "Curst 01 The Plnk panther" ( t983, Comedy) Ted WaS9, David Niven. A bumbhng New YOtk City cop lnteNiewa a host ol aupSlclOUt eharkt8f8 In bit Investigation of the theft of the fabulous Pink Panther diamond 'PG' ( 1 hr.. 40 __ 1mfn=::.l1WOQ .. c:tlCMO"l.-Y'..., .,_ "Biiiy Jeck" (t971, Orama) Tom Laugtilln. lat" lay1or ~n ex· Green Beret champloot the cause of e treeclOm school for runawaya on an Ari· zone Indian testfva1t0n 'PG' ( 1 ht , 52 mtn ... ICOTT =1=-"Sutfacmg" (1981, Orama) Kathleen Beller, JOseph B011oma An ellC)ed1tlon Marctilng for a man ml6S1ng In the wtlcls of northem•CaOada-facea dan· gars both In nature and w11J1ln the group 'A' (1 hr .• 30 min) •Cf) N , .. :Cil ~ .-. "Mountain Mtn" (1~80 Advtnture) CNrlton Heston, Bnan t<.•th Two f\Jr tr•PPtrt enlOY tM freedom 01 t • wildetnea1 In the lait rew ye&rt befor~ the tner04l0t\menl ot clv1llzatlon 'R' ( 1 hr , 38 men.) • (I)• I I II ~~·.a •m•--• t - . . - •(%) "I Nevef Promiled You A Rose Gar· den" (1971. Orama) Kathleen Quinlan. ,Bibi AnderMOn ( 1 hr .. 36 min. l •OO "The Wiid Pony" ( 1990, Adventure) Marilyn llghtatone, Art Hll\dle ( 1 hr . 29 min.) •aJ "The Girls Of Huntington House" ( 1973, Drama) Shtrley Jones Mercedes McCamb<ldge. (1 hr., 30 min.) •CC) "Ragtime" (1981, Drama) James Cagf\9Y. Howard E. Rollins. (2 hrs . 35 min) ' (J} "The Wizard Of Or (1982, Fantasy1 Animated VolcH by Aileen Quinn, Lor~ Greene (1 hr • 18 mfn ) M CI) "Female On The Beach" (1955 Suspense) Joan Crawford • .feff Chandlef ig hrs.) CJ) "Now Ancf Forever" ( 1983. Drama) Cheryl Ladd, Robert COleby ( 1 hr 32 min.) •CID "My Favorite Year'' ( 1982, COmedy) Peter O'Toole. Jessica Harper ( 1 hr 35 min.) • cm "Deal Of The Century'· ( 1983. Come- dy) Chevy Ohase. Sigourney Weaver ( 1 hr , 38 min) "Curse Of The Pink Panther" ( 1983 =) Ted Wass, David Niven (1 hr •(%)"The Stuntwoman" ( 1977, COmedy) Jean-Paul Belmondo, Raquel Welch. ( 1 hr 32 rn.n.) -• -CC) "Savannah Smiles" (1982. Adven· t}lre) Mark Miiier. Donovan Scott ( 1 hr ~mm) / CID "A Cry For Love' (1980, Drama) Susan Blakely, Powers Bootht! ( t hr • 40 min) Cl) "Party Girl" (1958. Drama) Robert Taylor, Cyd ChartSse ( 1 hr. 39 man.) m "SO This Is New Vm .. ( 1948, Come- ~) Henry Morgan. Rudy Vallee (2 hrs) -Ill) "Atomlc City" (1952. Suspense) Gene Barry, Lydia Clarke (2 tvs) -a "Gareer" ( 1959. Drama) Shirley MacLalne, Tony Franciosa (2 hrs I (%) "The Vlrginlen" ( 1929, Western) Gary Cooper, Mary Bftan. ( 1 hr., 30 min) -Afternoon Movle9-. -·· "Malaga" (1960, A<Mnture) Trevor Howard, Dorothy Dandridge. (2 hrs ) Ctl "Friendly Persuasion" ( 1956, Drama) Gary Cooper, Dorothy McOW• (2 hr11 .. 19 min) CID "Kmg Of The Mountain" (1981, Adventure) Harry Hamlin, Joeeph Bot- toms ( 1 hr • 30 min ) cm "Old Boyfriends" ( 1979. Drama) Taha Shire, Richard Jordan. (1 hr .. 43 min.) (%) "Demel" ( 1983. Dram,J) TimOthy Hutton. Marpy P.atinkln-(2 tvs..; 9 man.) t9(m "Mightf Joe Young" (19~9. Adven- ture) Terry Moore. Robert Armstrong. ( 1 hr .• 3~ min.) t:llCC) "8 1/2 (1963 Fantasy) Marcello Mastr01ann1, Claudia Cardlnale. Directed ~Federico Fellini (2 hrs . 16 min.) lHJ "My Favonte Year" (1982. Comedy) Peter O'Toole Jesslcl Harper ( 1 hr . 35 min) (S) "Forever Darting" ( 1956. Comedy) Lucille Ball. Dest Arnaz. ( 1 hr., 36 min ) (%) ·'The Tenth Victim" (~9§5. Fantuy) Marcello Mastroeann1. Ursula Andress. ( 1 hr, 32 min) ttl (Z) "Gandhi'' ( 1982, Biography) Ben Kingsley Candice Bergen. (3 hrs • 8 min) W U:fl "The Wild Pony" (1980. Adventure) Marilyn Ughtstooe Art Hindle ( 1 hr . 29 men) ( "The Wizard Of Oz" ( 1982. Fantasy) Animated Voices by Alleen Quinn. Lorne Greene ( 1 hr . 18 min) •CC) "Ragtime" ( 1981. Drama) James Gagney Howard E Rot' ins (2 hr11.. 35 min) •@ "Operatton Petticoat'' (1959, Come- dy) Cary Grant Tony Cums (2 hrs, 30 mm.) .. (].) "The Smurts And The Magic Flute" t 1983, Drama) Animated ( 1 hr.. 14 min.) --llilvening . . • Ill fOO'l'ULL P1tt1bufgh StMlttl at New Yen Jett (3 tn .• 16 min.) I ... .· 11/LmO • Ill fOO'l'ULL Ptttaburgh Steelett at -NIW-Yofk ...,,, tn.) l.,_..ca "" MTTL9TMMUCTICA • II I II '9GllT .... --· MITO MCm NA.SCAR Southern 600 (from Oerlington. S.C.) (R) (2 htt .• 30 min.) CID -• A Cry .fOf love'' ( 1880; Dre- ma) Susan Blakely. Powers Boothe Based on the autoblogr~I boot< "Bedtime Story" by Jiii Schaty Roblneon An amphetamine addiCt and en alc:Ohollc meet and try to 81\11 each other. (1 ht .• <40 min.) cmllTTm••--(1)" MUI.DI Pettf O'Toole ii Prof. H~ gm, Margot Kidder la EJID ~ Ind John Standing ts Col. Pickering In this I*· formanoe of George Bematd ShaW'a c11 .. SC comedlt chronicling the piofeSIOf'& e.,s to make EKza preMfltable fo toci- ;i "'tiy~crtD ..... AUCI 11Aam.1~•1w -. . ...- IUIMll"DTlllOU9IM MTI &.a.Y ~The WOfk of today's ho1test young writers. directors. •M stars .,. gethe<ed together tn ahor'1 film..vldeo and animeted aegments ( t hr.) • IDl:KYMDftl ,. ---. me .... LMDT •& _,..... 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W.O .... OI 'lmMI ........ u•w. Atlanta Bra ..... at Los Ange let Oodgeft (2 hte , 30 min ) (%) mwtl "The Vlfgmian" (1929, Weat· em) Gary Coopet, Mary Br1an A rancher follows the dlctatea of hit c:onac1tnee In bftngtng a cattle rustler to Nttlce ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) .... ., ... ·,.all uww, Atlanta Braves at Los Ange- les Qc>dgefs ( 3 hra ) • 8 Cll ......,,.&. Magnum comet to the aid of a nightclub singer (Leslie Uggam1) who is trying to escape from the m<>b (A) u hr_J -D tz-AmM Joey gtvn Nell a lellOl'I In honesty when her graduation from night echool 11 threatened by a cheatlnQ"SCandal. (A) 9 MON "Desk Set" (1967. Comedy) Spencer Tracy. Katharine Hepburn Despite the threat that an 1Hlclency expert poees to her /Ob. a department head 1tnds him attractive (2 tva ) ,.,..., ... I ... ., .mTU•IT l'Oll•n Featured Gina LOllobrlglda discusses hef new "Fat· con Crest" role. a ... "The Death Of Aldlle" (1977, : Orama) Ben Gazzara, Robby Benion A .. I dis1rai.1Qht father strugglea ~ataty to cope wlth lhe QrObleml caused by NI 18- r!.91-dd ton'• drug ~11on 12 hrl ) • W.O ' IUCA "Blghornl" A band of wild Rocky Mountain bighorn ahHP · 11 ~through lhl IU90nt, frc>ftl one SJ?!~ Into the next (R) llD Wli&tl "Sergeant Cribb: The Last Trumpet" Jumbo, lhe most cafebralid eleOhant 11 the London Zoo, 1110 be IOld to r>. T Barnum In America. but rhoM who want to PfW9"f the m. r9IOl1 to murtllr IB> o C1 hr.I ~ .,. "Savannah Smnet" ( 1982, AdwfltUl'a) Mark MUie<, Donovan Scott A runaway rich glr1 tags atong wllh a pair of bumbling fugitive crrmlt\att 'PG' ( 1 hr .• •~min.) CR) ... "Night Of The ~ler" ( tieO, S~ .Jamel 8toi.tl..-Gcxman.. A. former ~ otflC* launef'lel a daaperele NetCh lhtough Iha tlrHta of New VOttc cnv for h• dlUQttter. wN> wu kldna~ i • psyohopetfllc cr1m nal (2 hrl.) .. "tht Verdlet" (1982. Orama) aul Newman, CNlrlollt Rartlpllng An •JcohoClc so.ton lawyer pull• hlmMlf togelMr to bftng an unpopuJat medlctl malpt~ c:aM to tr~I agaltwt atrong oppoeltlon by the cowtt. Iha archdlOe.., Ind hia <Mn Cllientl 'A' (2 hrs ) ••oa.ca-.. 22 Sunday, Sept. 2, 1984 ' •8 • •MaY 1'D ElyM't younger bfother Ned pays a surprlaa Vltit and puz· zlet evel')'ont with his cloak-and-dagger behavior (R) (1hr) .11CTiC-w =It-A myst8fy game wor1h $100,000: '60t mualC r~ wllh the "Happy T=rOllf 'M." I WM.19 iri__. ......... • Cl) -• -A.J. and Rlck are ed to lbcate a kidnap~ dolphin. (R) ~~ II mllll'-IT n111•n Featured Glne LOIC>briglda ~ her new ""Fti- con Cr•t" rOie . l mw ... ...... " "Sergeant CrlbtS:-Thi LUI Trumpet" Jumbo. the most celebrated elephant at lhe London Zoo. ie to be 801d to P. T Batnum In America, but thole Who want lo prevent the ule resott to murder (R) 0 Cl hr) 8!) llAllW Cl WtM "To Serve Them All My Deya" Chtta, having lost the elechon. mal(n a deClllOn abPUt Devid's marriage propoul. (Part 12 of 13) (A) ~(1 hr) .... (II) . _,... "'P()(l(y't II The Next Dey'· ( 1983. Comedy) Dan Monahan, Wyatt Knight A group of high IChool students attempt• t<> thwan the plans of • eelf· nghteous preachet and the Ku Klux Klan to ceOIOf a ShJkespeare fea1iv11t ·R' ( 1 hr.35mtn) ,..· . (%).,. "Daniel" ( 1983. Orama) l;lmo- thy Hutton. MandX Patlnkln Adapted from E. L Ooctorow s novel "The Book Of Oan..i •· A graduate student probes the events 1uu0Unding his parent'• execution as Au9wn nuclear spies 'A' (2 hr5 , 9 min.) . I Mlm• .. CllCOCI .....,., ... , . .. GI) ~ com? A lonely beg lady. arrested on vagrancy eharget. claims to be ~1 mother (A) (!) "Harper" ( 1968, Mystery) Paul ~n. Julie Hams A wealthy woman hit• a prrvate IOVelhgator lo find her ~2 hrs .. 30 mtn) 1W a. .,_ Tarrenc. Alli vs Frank NaWton f()( the ESPN llghtwelghl championship title, echedulfd for 12 rounds (from Atlantlc Clly, N J ) (A) (2 hrs., 30 min ) ~ -· Cll .. "' V ,., M1 of counterfeit· Ing pCaltt lea<Sa Mike to the murderer of two t.nion rnodela~ may.k~a-thkd mooM f1om • llmllaf fate (A) ( 1 hr ) Dem '19' .... A formtf gang member •tlra up haired among rlval Qlnot. Wa&hlf\gton cover1 tor a young deteetlvt WhO hu a conftlct of 1ntere1t. and OeYel'lport ukl Furlllo for a tempo- ra~ .. paretlon. (R) (1 hr.) I 'ti:=-Futur• the country mu.c v10.0. of AonNt Mllaap, Waylon JenntnQt. Jua Newton. Vince 0 I, Al•· l>ama. 6yMa. Kenny Rogera. Gus Hardin, The Juddl and Earl ThOmaa Conley. H well at celebrity lntarv1ewe (2 hra.) I TAll , 1U11•11 ATflGN Tony Bennett 11ng5 • medley of hl9 hits. lnCIUdlng ''It Had To Be Yoo." .. At Time Goee By" and "I Lett My HMrl In San Francilco " ( 1 hr,) • 1DO ... A tour of Nv9n of the nat100'• oeet z.ooe f()( an in der'1 leok at 1nnov111Ye WOfk being done with anlmala i!hr.) (IC) llOWll ··Fnendly Petsuallon" ( 1956. Orama) Gary Ooopef, Dotothy McGuire A peaceful Ind oon1en1 Ouekar family faoet harsh reattl• wherl the CMI War ~ns (2 hrt , 19 min ) CH) -"9 a Hosts Len 0.wtofl. Nick Buonlcontl ( 1 hr I ·cm .,.. "Deal 01 The Centu .. (1983. Comedy) Chevy Chase, Sigourney Weaver. When a high tectin~ ultra· weapon turns out to b9 defect man- ufacturar hlrn an armt hustler o dl;i>p()te of It. '.PG',j,1 hr ., 38 min,) mm-LlllMGffllW.Q -.. JwoaD ---•WATI • imr ... .... Q -.,.. "No Man It An Island" (1962. Orama) Jeffrey Hunter, MarshaU Thomp- son. Stranded on Guam by the Japanese dunng World War II. Amerlean George Tweed organizea the natives Into effective nlla units f2 tva . 25 min.) ..... ... ··ee1 Ami" ( 1978, Comedy) Harry Aeema. Christa Linder A reporter covering an 8fottc art show Is persuaded to Join the tun-lov~ staff of a aj<ln mega· Zlne _j 1 hr , 24 rftsrr • ---- Ml u (1)(£1 tJ1) ... . TAii ' nm a an• ...... ..,. nmeooo1•••• .,. "Tl'\8 W0tld According To Garp" ( 1982, Comedy) Robin Wllllams. Mary Beth Hurt. The son ol an unmarried prep schOOI rn.irse enjoys a Illa full ~ adventures. coincidences and blzdrr• characters 'A' (2 hc.S , 15 min.) Cl) CAT cm A MO'J. "°°' tennnsee Wlt- hams· play about a weellhy. powerful and divided Southern family slara Jesatca Lange as .Maggie. Tommy Lee Jones ea BriCk and ~p Torn as Big Daddy Q (2 hrs . 30 min.) ·-- tm 8 Cll u.&. 0... ~ WJQHTi From FIUlhl~ Meadows, N Y. D tm f\'Ul"'IT Host:. Johnny Caraon Scheduled. Tony Beflnatt. actOf Chan.. IG'i:c~- llMftOf UIPIAWCO • LAW ,,_CA Scheduled. Detroll Free p,_. reporter Remer Tyson on • changing Africa: C>No<tt Curran. author of "Traits of A Healthy Faml!Y, " ( 1 ht ) (%).,.. "Pnv•tt School' (1983, Come- ·dy) Phoebe cat ... Betsy AulMtl Teen· egad boys Vltlt lhe all-girl• Cherryvale • Academy'°' IOrTll un and advenlurt 'A' U hr .. 37mln I . G '9CUll Featured· how pereonel pro~ llmt and dflnklng ltd to eutcl<lt. ( 1 hr , 30 min.) tW(Q) .,.. "Cen1er1prud Glrla" ( 1982. CoiiMl1' Al'lntna lfa'ten, er~-rfart When Iha leadtrt of a religlOut group ttnaten 10 bf1ng legal actiOn against • alon magazine, the gubl11htf.,,tenda her models lntO actlOn ((ht., 35 ~In ) -· (I) _,. "The Adventure Of $hetl0¢k Holmes' Smart r Brother" (1976, Com• dy) Gent Wlldtr, Man' Fetdman Thi renowned dtltellv•'• )'O'Jf'IQtr brother. Slgl Hotmtl. matchet Wilt With Iha flmed Vllietn P~ M0tiatty (R) (i hrt I ~--~o .... ,., lWILW• ..• .., ... .. .. ([I llOWll "The Sad Seek" ( 1957, Come- dy) Jerry l"' David Wayne After 17 monthl In the Army, a pm1ate 11• makes blUndera (1tw .. 40f'nln.) (£) ..... tl:9 (Cl.,.,. "Say Amen~ .. ( 1983. Documentary) Thomas A Ool'My, Wlllle Moe Smith Profiles the Nrly pioneers of Rmusic. 'G' ~· 46min.) tl9 LA11_., MWID LITT'lmMI .,_MICICOCIWTI _,..U.TOMY .. "Night Must Fall" ( 19EM. ~) Albert F"inney. ~a Han-coc;ic. An old women enct hW i'\1ece befriend • demented klller unlil a brutal murdet bfeaks up the relationship (2 hrs 10min I (!) MWMI IMITWIU&*' • • llOWll "Ale Of The Golden Goose" ( 1969, Oram.) Yul Brynner. Challes Glay. An Ameocan 1eere1 egent 1nt trates 1 couiterfeiting ring with help from Scot· land Yard, ( 2 tn.) &.M,tmUCAltm.I "°'* flA UM11 Cliff Thomas .. , NICk McClelland lot the World Lightweight Championship, schedulid f0< 12 rounds (from El Paso. Tex ) (RI ( 1 hr . 30 wa i.,. "Sword Of Lancelot ( 1963. Adventure) Cornel Wilde. Jean W1llace After King Arthur discovers a romaf)Ce betwMn Ou.en Guinevere end Lancelot. he banishes the knight from the kingdom ~ hll) , l15 1:. "The Unuw1ted" (HM' M~ tetY) Ray Miiiand. Ruth Hussey A young couple bUy the perfect home In England and find to lheaf hofroc it 11 haunted by .W and vic>tence. (2 hrs ) . ... e llOWll "Fligt\1 To Tangter" (1953. Adventure) Joan Fontaine. Jack Palance A plane crashet and the pilot and passen- gers t>eil out. beginntng a hunt toc a $3,000,000 letter of etldlt. ( 1 hr .. 30 _......._Movies_ .. CC "Thi Bttnlc'a Job'' ( 11m1. Comedy) Peter Falk. Warren Oat• (2 hrs ,, min ) (%) "My F1vorne Year" ( 1982. Comedy) Peter O'Toole. JesSica Harper ( 1 hr . 35 mdl) .. im "Adam Al 6 A .M .. (1970. Orama) MICtiffl Douglas. Lee PUfcen. (2 hrs ) 119(!) "Caught In The Draft'' (19' 1. eom. d Qob Hope. Dorothy t_emour (2 hra ) • Prolesaor Potttf ' MagtC POtlOOt" ( t 976. Adventure) Richard Wilson. John Werner ( 1 hr • 30 rt\I,, ) • 1Jll "Airplane II 'The s.qu.i'' 41982, Comedy) Robert Hays. Juba Hagerty. ( t hr . 25 mlo.) . •CC) "Trail Of Tha Ptl'k Panther" ( 1982. Comftdy) Petll Seller•. David N•ven ( 1 tu .• j!) min) (0) ''MonlignOf" • ( 1982. Orama) Chrilto- • ~ R~e. Gentv,.ve BujOld (2 hra.) • (?) "Trading Plat•" ( 1983. Comedy) Eddie Murphy. O.n Aykroyd ( 1 hr., 46 min) .. Cl) "St1JI Of lhe Night" ( 1982. ~ Roy Sc t, M ryt S111ep Ohr .30min J • '9<.C) •·e,111l1& Song" (1971, Drnmal min J 01) ... ICM OI ._.._ "Mahat- ma The Great Soul" p tw.) (Q) .. "Maryl Mary!" ( 1977 Come- dy) John Leslie. Constance Money (1 tv 20 rnen ) CZ) .,_ "Glldw~' ( 1982. Siogfaphy) Ben l<lnglley, c.nc:tice Bei'gan. Trec:es the Ille of Mahatma GandN who led demon· . &traliore or pa~ r..ts•anc• in order lo gain tndlptndence for India. 'PG' (3 l'V'S.. 8 min..) . ta.® .,,. "Bteathlesa" ( 1883. Orama) RW:held Gere. Vatene Kaprfnakt-A trw-_ tplnted IU1o thi9f unintenllONIRy k a petrolmln and later develops an ot>eee- &lve attraction 10 a·y~ woman. 'R' (1 tw .. 4 1 l'llln ) W IULTM ... ... .......... w.. •. .,.,. "Jawa Of Satan" ( 1981, Hor- rOf) Fntz Weaver. Gretchen Cofbett A snake expert, a hosPlt•I chill of staff and 1 priest )<>In lorcet to hml_ .a... demonic coble's r n of t8frot 'A' ( 1 hr 30 man ) 29 Cl) Cll ..,.,TClt A9al.NmU.U. ... ~ca>· .,. "From Beyond The Gfave" ( t973, Horror) Ooolld Pttesence Leslte- Ann Down Wh1l1 browsing 1n en antique shop. shoppers mttl aomt terrible fates 'PG' C 1 ht .. 39 men ) d(C).,_ "The Th11ty-N1ot Steps" ( 1978. Suspense) Robett Powell, David Warner A man becomes the quatry of both the pollce and a secret group ol for11gn agents opetahng tn Eng: nd wtl8t'I he Is framed tor a s1r1nger'1 murdef 'PG' ( 1 hr . 42 min ) 1:9 ... . ,,.,, .. MIMT .......... • .,... "Soult Al Sea" ( 1937, Adven- ture) Gary Cooper. Geotge Ratt Alter a ... wreck, • ship'a officer is forced 10 make an Important decision concemlng James Caan .. Baty Dee w min.) "The Blood Of Others" ( 1984. Dre- ma) JOdie Foster, Micheel Ontkean (2 • twt • 58 min.) ··voung CaSStdy" c t965. Blography) Rod Teylof, Flora Robson ( 1 hr , 50 min) 1Z> "Slr.ange Jnvadets" .. ~ t982. Soltlce-l!Ct~) P ul leMet, Nancy A n. ( 1 hr , 29 mtn) m "Outlaw 0 1 Red Rivlf" --< 1966, Ac:MJnlur•l George Montgomeiy (2 htt) -01) "Under Ten·Flags" (1980, Adven· ture) Ven Hellln. Cherie• Laughton. (2 In) ~ . -a "Jes.s(' (19,8, Of1ma) Margaret • Lockwood, Bui Sidney. (2 hra) 1W(C) "Deal Of The Cintury" ( 1983, Come- dy) Chevy Cha • Slg()Urney W Iliff. ( 1 hL 38 min ) "Thi Pedestrian" ( 107,, Orama) M1111m1il1n Schell, Gutt1v Rudolf Sellntf (1 hr •• 32 mil\ ) -...... MovlM- the·= teboe.jJg tva.) (!) IUlf l .... "Mutiny On The Bounty" (No Dat;t,Jltn ) -~ -"The ~, .. 1 •982, Orama) Paul Newman. ~~ alcohoric Boaton lawyer pull togethel' to bftng an unoooulat medlcel matpntctice case to trial 'ligelnat strong oppos.tion by the OOUl'tS. th9 archdiooaae and his own c:hnt• 'R' (2 tn.) d(R) ... "The Lonely Lady" (1983, Of• ma) Pia Zedera. Lloyd BodVltf On a t• • tMled award* ptogrltfl, • IUCCWlul screenwriter. tllb the shoeklng story of how ahe reached fame R' { 1 Iv.. 32 -~m.nJ.... ., ... ,_(IQ .. ... "Thednnocint" (1979. Orama) Giancarlo Glennlnl. Laura Antonelll In earty 20th-century Hlly, a tragic trl8ngle develops mvoMng 1 diaturb.cS man, Na wife and hit mlstr.... 'R' (Oubb.cS) (2 hrt .Sl"IVn) •(!) alCMO'l..,.-.t (Q)~ "The Big Ax' ( 1978, MyaltfY) Ricnard Dreyfuss. Susan Anepach. An unconventional private detecllYe, who wu lnvollled 1n thl ·eoe pr01•ta. 1a drawn into • case ilWOMng polltlcal cor· l tton and murdet 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 48 min.) -econ ....... W .,. "The Stuntwoman" ( 1977. omedy) Jean-Paul ~. Raquel Welch A movie stunt man lgnlt• a •lea of slapstick miuctventures •• he ,,_ to woo t~ beauttf\.11 wife of a nobleman. ( 1 hr . 32 min.) •1-."M.DOCTal • ..... 1".I . ---· .. .,. "King Of The Mounteln" (1981. Adventut1) Hatry Hamlin. ~ Bot· toma Three YounQ't:.~ deYot• their o• to the ac>on of drag raang. 'PG' tv .. 30 min.) llOt'I) KM~ Adriame Berbeiu (1 tv .. 35 tnln.) W CID "Strange lnvaden" (1082. ~ FIOtlon) P1ul Let.Cal Nancy Allen. (1 ht . 29mtn ) • • '(Q) ''The Wotld According To Glrp" · ( t882, P,medy) Robin Yfl, me. MafY -BettlHutt (2hr$, 16m'n.) .. W (f) ''Sopth.Pactr {T958; M\iiiCil) Mitzi Gliyncx. Aoaano Brau.I (2 twt . 61 men.> (%) "Oeeth Weich" ( 1982. Hofror) Romy SChnaidef. Harvey Keitel (2 twa.) •C "O'Hare'• WIM" (1982. Orame) EdWard Asner, Mariatte Hartley. ( 1 ht .. 2'1 min.) •<B> "Romantic Comedy" ( 109'. R0111e1a) DJdl9yMoore. Ma:ry~ , ~ (1tv .. 43 min I .. "My Favorite Y t" ( 19&a, Comedy) ltr O'Toole, HarJ*. (1 rit .. ~ min) -~ "Tr1 01 The ~ Pantner .. 0912; Comedy) Peter~ oa~ Nhlltl c1 hf., 3Smln) • .. "Pr Pol • Meglc Potione" (1978 Advent\lft) RJchard Whan. JotW\ Warn.t. ( 1 tv .. 30 min) .. (1.1 "Cold RN'et"' ( 1982. Advtinfin) nne P t Pe (I tw .. 95 min I (Z) ~:rhe . -l'rillay CODI. ma) Oavtd Fenar. Jaci( Hawt<ins. ( 1 hr .. 48 mt/I) •@ ''Shenandoeh" (1965. Orama) James Stewart. Doug McClure. (2 tn ) ~-Lea1nu &.---.,,.._ --Q ~,,..- llmllfMIMMmCA • .. ..., SI --._ ··n. e11n«·1 Job" (1979. Com- ee!)') Petet Falk, Wanen Oat• S.V.11 a.,.. men from ataorted beckgroundt jOln .forcet to rob a weltr.rded armored cat. 'PG' (2 hra.. ,, min (8) 7 I ... WA OUT.., Dick CaYett reviews the fact• and flctloO SUf· rounding Old Wect outlaws. frontier Cltin. saloont, women and rodeol. cm m. ~ • COiliC&i Young pet· forms • ielectlon of hfl hlta, Including "Hurricane," "Cinnamon Glr1." "After Tht Gotd Rush" and "Out Of The Blue," In • eC>nC*I taped at OeutlChlandl'\alle "' W..t Germany. (1 hf.) Cl) .. "Tht Next One" (1982, Scl- W'IC»-Flcllon) Keir °'4flN, Actnenne Bar- bell.I. A man from the Mutt break• the tlme berrlef and lands on an llOlated -~ 1 tv .. 3S mln.) YMDWll -.. TAii • .. .. ,~···muCA-. ....... .. -·~--... ----&MIMT ... Q ,... •W The llWI of pU1 Mita Ametlca. lndudlng Vanaaa Wiiiiams; beNnd IM teer* of "la Cage Aull FGlll. .. ,~.,..In TalllllT Featured: ~ LantbUty dlacl111• her rote u a mystery ~t In the upcoming •In "a.bder. She Wrote." 1,-.c•.., ....... ... .-At -M ... Holts· Len o.waon. Nick BuonlCOntl (1 Iv.) (D .. "The Chy Fox" ( 1983, Wt1t• em) Alchatd farl'llworth. Jacl<le Bur-'°""" A fornw prlton Inmate dec:ldet to rob tr-. lncludlnO •Canadian rallfoad 'PO' (1 hr., 32 min} cm .... •m.,. Worid Aw:lfdlng To Getp" (19$2. ~ Robin Wiliams. Mety a.th Hurt. on John lrvlng'a w....~~--..ew-..-TM eott-of-en ur.metried-prep tchoOf nurte an~ • •te 1\111 of ad\len-turea. OOinddanCe8 and bizarre chareo- i.a 'A' (2tn:. 1e minJ (2) .. "841y Jack'' ( um. Orama) .rom l.aUgNln. Oeloreie la~. An ex· ' Green Beret d\ampie>n9 tM c:auw of • frtadom llOtiOol for nJnaWlys on an Ari· zone lndlan rte«V8tlcin 'PG' (1 ht .. 62 mn...,_ •I-• r•n · 119 I •• ,... FMtured In ~°" SUnday, Sept. 2, 1984 8hop •t the ftoetlng markers and allk CD mwm "My F1vot1te Yter" ( 1982. ShOpl. vtlit the Grand P•lece llld .. • Comedy) Peter O'Toole. JeUica Harper. Thal bo1Ung metch. • A <tipsornanlec:al form&f mettnte idol has m•LA. trouble coping with the prnsurn of• llW 11C TAC-TV pefformance ckmng teleYtlion' 1 golden •..,...cowrr 9 . 'PG' (1hr •• 35m1n.J .... ,. llft1' ... CJ) ..,_ "Tbe Shadow Riders" -.-..... .,._AIM.~• (1982. Westem) Tom Selleck. Sam ..... .,._.__,, Elllott Based on LOUtl L'Amout'1 novel. 1'MT-. Two brothers rtlUfn home after the cMI -Cl) Oii M f IDm Guesta: Patty Duka War to fmd thal their Mttta and younger Allin, Bot> Dishy. Paul AeiMr. ( 1 hf.) btothet . have been abducted (R) (2 a .,.. "Shogun" ( 1980, Or1ma) hra )_ Rk;hard Chamberlaln. Yoko Shlmeda. An e (IDl ILUI num. The team mu11 pro- Engl.llh navtgator becomes shipwrecked t-.ct the beautlfuf grand:ter of a ~~7-(~E; i""""'~:-M ~ '"" (Al Katharina Hepburn, Robert Taylor A _...,. amen-town glrl'• drHma come true when ...._,a. ....W. ~·Plain Speaking" ~d she marri. • man of great wealth. but her Flanders deptc11 Truman at the •Qe of 68. hepplntla soon fadte When she suapec11 rellecling cancMI)' on his Illa In pollliel ( 1 him of lnunlty. = --ht .. 30 l1Wl ) • 8 aJ M IA Y .... RCW.• G) A T9UTI TO Clllf ATICm Taped al Wwd Al Yenkovtc, M.-y'Oo6d Ind Woll· the Grand Ole Opry. this rnuslcelly orient• man Jack lntr~ eoma of thll MUOO'a ed celebration alutn Chet Atkins ,es one new cartoon ft8turn Including "Mighty of the world'• greateet gvlt1r1111 who Orbota." "Turbo Taena" and 1'Wolf lb:k helped establish Nashville•• a top muslC TV" recOfdtng cenltf. (2 hra.) 8 M CIM::llM I Nl&Y -Cl&Q .,_ trl ,_Lie "Was The Kiulng« Com-1111 MY.,.,. A look II whit happena to miSSIOl1 Repor1 Biplrtun?" Gunt for· a~. abandoned or negttcted chlldran mer Secretary of Sta1e Henry Kltalnget. after tr;:tter the court system. ( f hr.) ~hr.) • (I).... IPOITaOOI (I) • e -.n.tni•n Nll•n Featured mwm "Trading PJacn" ( 1983. Com- Angela Lan.bury ~ her role •• a edy) Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd A '"'~ mystery noYellat In tht ·upcoming Nf'" to-do executrvt, a gtltllo-bftd coo man "MUfdtt, She Wrote." • and a PfOlhtute dev1te a plot of r~ • -Mlehql Spinka meats Dwight agalMI two connrMg financlerl 'A' ( 1 Muhammad Oaw1 · tor the World Light hr • •6 m~ Heavyweight ChamplonsNp tltlt, eched-• -ICllOCI&. POOTUU u'8d fOf t2 rounds (from Reno. Nev1 f2 .. .,. :·Report To The COrr\mlUloner" hrs) ( \975, Orama) Michie! Moflarty, .Suaan I ••..,•-•... Blakety A roo•oa cop who mletakenly k1I~ WALL llmf-''Wll Theft Always a female underCOlltf .narcotlel agent duf· Be A Japan?'' Guest: P•ut Aron. VIC• ing a lhoo1out beoOrnel Involved In • COV· chlltman. Oiawa s.cutltln-AmerlCI er-u~ht lneident (2 hrs , 30 min ) {Cl.,. "Brian'• Song" {1971. Orama) CC) "Deal Of The Century" (1983. Jamee CHn, Biiiy Det Wllllams. Two foot· Comedy) Chevy ChaH, Sigourney ball playeta ahare a rare ll1endlNp untU w *· When a high technology ultta· cane. dalma one of them. ·a· ( l hr.. 15 weapon turns out to bt Clefec!rve. Its ITll1"- min ) ulacturer hirM •n 11ms hUstltt to ditpoM 111\ .. "A1-1•ne II: The = f PG' ( 38 ; \IV .. ,,_ o 11. • 1 hr.. min. ( 1982, Comedy) Robert H1ys, Julia ag-fl.A UM11 Chtt homla va Nlek erty. A commetclll ~ttlt comp•· McClelland '°' the Woild Lightweight ny attemptt to keep 1 pllot from reveallng Championship, ~JOI' 12 roundl the problamt with 111 f1r1t ctaft before ft (lrom El Paao Tex ) . (A) ( 1 hr.. 30 tak• ott on itt melden flight 'PG' (1 hr.. min)-_ ~ 25 min.) -(8).,. "Tne•VetdiCt" (1982, Drama> Cl) ... "Stlll Of The Night" (1982. Paul Newman. Chartotta Ramptlng. ~n Sulpante) Roy Schaldaf, Maryl Streep A alCOhOlic Bolton lawytf pulll hlmlett '· paychlatrlat becomH lnereHI~ togetl'let to bring an unpopul•r medical lnvoev.d wM • mystflflout women A-matpracllce case to 1r1al lgalnll ayono wu the mlstr ... of a murdered patient opposition by the courtt. the erchdloeeM ' 'PG' ~ nwl.) enc:t hie own clients 'A' (2 tn) • • -cm ... ''The SoMvort" (1983, Come-•m•.,,_....., <ly) Walter Mallhav. Robin WR!llma A • 111' 1t•Ml Atlanta Bravee at San Fr1n-----naw of unemployed butineumen take off cllCo Olantt. (2 hra., •S min. or the wlldl of ~ Hampshire to eace~ ... -. al ... Wtbt1et talkl Katf'lth'a • svndlcat•hltman 'A' (1 hr,.'' min)....._ melt Meret*"' "'to "'~''""" h i,..), end .,_ "Ftldly The 13th, Part 111" ~ an ~obi'c. gymna'S.um (A) c 1982, Horror) Dane K~ PaUI i<rtt· w P& ~ The t.v.e of put Mies kl Unwary tetn-llQtfl tralieno • remote Amtr1cas. lncfOdlng VanttM w ms, • ~ at Crya1af lato;e.-lht 111111ng boat tide on the Uchina Rapids outlldt grounda of • "-r•~ monattt who Montrael. wear• a h~:la maSk A' ( 1 hf., 35 min.} • WALL.,_.,_ "WIM There Always -11• • e. ~ :Japen?" Oueat· Paul Aron. Viet • 1 lMn ~ Mall beeomta • chairman. Dina Securlt .... America fugltlYe from the law Wher1 he la fram.d tor • •COLI SI --CCUITY "Falt· the murdn ot a ooltetWomen and I Te•· view H--·1 cari-For p.....w.·• A IOOk • indUltrillisl '~flQ 11 hi'- --"'V .__ ._...._ • 1 l & ···••F•ZL~ It tal(en at the F lrYttw Hoepital and ta 2S ..,_... --• -~-:. • ft9 a ltllH-"l<tng9 And Plratn" Le><*I II lht dllcovery of Oii In the Pe<Nn Gutt and examlneil the ru.ing famdiM. the trade rout• betWMO E11t end Wiit, Int pearling Industry end the t11dt. (R) Q ( 1 hr ) -.... , ... •.. ..,... ' AU M DAYI t1' WI Lii An elderly widow. Cht1stln1 Mult <Nonna Renault) •. rllinqulshet her proud. lonely Independ- ence When the entera an old fotkt home and finds 4 warm. canng community ( 1 hr .• 30 men.) - ([) mwll "Tht Pussycat Syndrome'" ( 1980) Two fashion modell ftnd them- MIY9t In f0t tome auprltt picture taking aboard a vacation crutte thlp near Greece._( 1 hf • 33 mtnJ '*1••C1>o em ... TAii ....... . . M&i AM ..... "" COii• llOOTUU.,.... Pac-10 ffi) CZ) ... "Chatlotte" (1975, Orama) 511· Pl Lane. Roger Vedlm. A eucoeuful wnter becomes tatclNtld with the rwrde< ol a fonnet loYe. (1 hr.:45 min) tW al}~'rllC&I • 1*9 Cl) U. Of91,_ , • ...,.. From F~Me.dows,NY 8 • 'f!Cll•rr Host Johnny Carson Scheduled" lonette McKee. ( 1 ht ) •ca.RI . Ill•--~ 1'C TAC.,.,... ITMIUICll . &.191'1'11GfM9CN,_ ,AllOUI -u•c.t ..,...,.., .,,. "Debbie. Oott Dallas" 11979. Ora.me Bambi Woods. While trying to become a c~def. a young g1t1tnds1 • way to make extre money. ( 1 hr.. 20 min) -·--Jllcua • tW .,.,_...,,. ... -CJ) ..,. "The .Hound Of The Baslttr· vtllea" (1939. Mystery) Ball Rathbone, Nigel Bruce SherlOclc Molmee inveet1g1111 t=tf)' of 1 canine tptttt hlvnllng an I E -=~late .(R) (2 hrt) ..... ...... .,..uutM. . nmm1mn ... llOWll "Esc.pe From ~County" (1977. Drema) Jac:lyl" Smith. M1tchttt Ryan. An ln11ettlgator for the enorney Ot'*•I'• omc. attemp1110 gel• t>Qwtrtut polltJCal onr1-w111101otlfy agalNt him L! hr .. '&i~fr • ~ ,,_C:l Hotl Oennlt W~(1hr.) {C) "Love Trap'' (1978, SutQtnM) Flon8 Richmond, Robin AlkWl1h An army veter1n 1ccidlntalf)' ~ lnvotY9d In a mysterious uper ~ ht ~ Into a friend'• luxunous apartment ( 1 hr .. 20 min.) . (() TOP U. -T-etrtnet Alll vs." Frank N9wtO!'I for tht ESPN llgtitMlght champlOnshlp 11119, ~ '°' 12 • roundt (from Atlantic City, N Ji. (R) (2 hit • 30 min.) · eLYWIU•ml -~'llGI ... ... "Romantic Comfdy'' (1983, ~) Cudey Moote, MafY Steenbuf- glfl Two, ~fUI Broadway writing 1)8ftneta end a p&llionatt rtfatlOnlhlp that luted nine yMtt 'PG' ( 1 hr., 43 ming -1 ... ...,._ . ll1atCOCS .-Tl. . eG4J111lUTU..WW • .,. "A Place FonLOYeft" ( 1969. Orama) Faye Dunaway. Marcelo M .. trocannt A ter"*'&lly ID women tries to -conceal her fatt from het lover, but he hndS OU1 end ln*t• upon hoapltellljng her (1tv ,65rnm) • rn •••• ,... ...... • .,.. "How To Murder Y041 Wife" (1965, eom.cty) Jack lem(n()f'I, Vltna Liii. A comio-ctrlp ettltt takel OU1 hil frua- tratlonS by plam1~ his wife'• murder In • his comic Itri (2 hrs.) eLM.2A CMl.m.I · Cl) llCMI "Knlghtrid8'1" ( 1981, Adven· tur~ Ed Harr1s. GatY Lahti. A group of biker• ride with a traveling renauanc. fair Ind dilCO'lef th81 the id9e tic ttruggSe IQAIOSt M IXIStl lfl ~ timee alao 'R' (2 hr1 , 25 min \ -cm ..,. "T•boo'' (1980. Orama) Kay Pattler. M •Ranger. A aepa11ted woman embarka on a quett f0t 9txuel tulflltrnent th8t wldt In her t ..... eon'• bedroom. • {_1 tv. 25 min.) • • W• _,.."That Funny Feeling" (1965, Comedy) Sandra Dee. Bobby Ow1n A palf of pretty maldt give OU1 their new working addf111 to a handlOmt bachelor only to dltcoY« th8t he's their new empoy., (2 tn.) - Cl) llOWll "The Navy Va.' The Night Mon.- tle<t" ( 1Me. Sc:iefu.FlctlOn) MenM van. Oofen. Pamece Maon. A beluttfUI ~ and a Nlval oftk* encounttf man-•t~ll« vwtatlon. (2 tvt) e .. Bedm8-n"'I CoWltty" = W11tem) Geofge Mont~ 8rend. Bet MMter110n. Mt tp Md Buffalo Bill t•m up with at ~rrttt to capture Butch CUfjdy and hla gang. ( 1 hr . 30m1n) (Z)_,. ''Sf11nge rnvadera" (1982. ScJ. enoe-Fletlon) Peut leMat. Nancy Allen SUpef~ttlllgtf'lt ~ from ~ mat• rlalilt In 1 1m1• rnldweltem town and ltlU"'t the bOdia of ns relident1. 'PO' w ~'IMClll . ~hr •• 29~) W .. "Knlghtridn'' (1~1. Adven- --ttKe) ElJ Gay Lahti A group ot t)lt(ers ride 'Mth • trav.fing "" • ...,let fair and dllCO\« ttlat the 6deellst1C 1tnJggte aoetntt tVil e1d1ta In modern ""* tllo. 'A' (2 hrt . 25 min.) -· _,. "Thoroughly Modtrll Millie" '{ 1967. Mutlcal) JUiie Andf"9. Carol Channing A pelr of newoomere to Ntw York ~tch their lar\dlady "'~ 1 wNtt ... ~,_~, 1--• • • --&.M-. • -.. ''Montlgnot'' J!912. ClnllN) t iltophef ...._,. G1n1. .. 8UtckL An . ambltlOUI Amettcan ~·· ~ ICtM-t• In Italy Include Mafia d9all and aftalra 'R' (2 hta.) _ Gl)_,'l'Uml • CID -M IR. Hot1S: Len Onion. NIQ Buonlcontl. (1 hr.) •111Y•,.. -1-· . asmw .. ''The Big Ax" ( 1978, M)'ltlfY) • Richard Ontyfuie, Sulin Anlpach. An unconvtntlone.I Pff'4t• ~. wtlO ... u..pty lnYOtYed In the '80I protil91e. II drawn Into a cut~ pollliclll cor· l tlon and nuder. 'PO' (f tv .. '8 tm.) -_., ..... -MTMTIGL ......... o ... "Uncle Wu A Vlmpitt" (1981. HQ(ror) Renlto RQcel, CMttopher Lee. It. hOlel port« gets a UptiM vfatt fto'Orn Na unc:J: ht$., 30 rrnn.) ~W~;.. ... Pae>10 ~).,.. ''The ~xt One"{l982. Sc;. ence:Actton) Keir OUllM. A~ Bar· bteU. A man from lhe Mutt tn&ks the time bettltf an4 la.ndl on an llotated ~ "1 tv • 35 min.) .1 ... ~ange lnvadtrt" (1982, Sd-. ence-Flcllon) Paul LeMat. Nancy Altf\ Sopet-lntelligent t>.inat from apece mar. rllltz• In • amall ·mldwtetem town and ISIUmt the bOdles of ltt rll6dlnts. 'PG' L! hr .• 29 mtn.) • -· ... "Med Monsttf Party" (1967. Fantasy) Atwnatld VOie• of Ptlytls Oilltr, 9orts Karloff Frankenstein and Or• CtJl8 ate reunited th Or. Je6cyl and Mr • Hyde at • special. rather bizarre celebf9- tion (2 hrs.)- (!) .orr •CDIT&L.0- (1) MnO --COmfof1 COICh 150 from Oel1inotQI", S.C.). (R) (1 hr.) • _. ..• ,.Hurrieane" (197~·er.mt)· Hagman. Martin Mllnet. A hunblne swifts ttvOugh • GUif Coal town wrtll<lng hevOc on the llval Of lattlfl6d Cltiltnl. (2 hrs.) i .CMW Wi&&St M Ulime .. "Jinxed!" (1982. Comedy) Betti ... idltf. Ken WIH A Wiget tab an urWctty Casino dMlet Into helping het do awty wfth her obnOxiOUI boyfritnd, 'R' ( 1 -rt>=• CC) .. "South Pacific" ( 1969 Muel- cal) MIU! Gaynor. AoeMno 8tlZZl An Amtr"8.o waman talla In io.-. .ith • Frenc:hman wt\111 1t1tl0ntd II I New nut1e In the South Peclflc ~ WOftd War.I 2 hrl. 51 min.~ •Cf) -ca 1.nmc-r" (J) ·~ ~·· (1968 ........ cal) '*ZI O.yncw. Aollilno Brazil An American women felt In loYt a FrtndwT\111 atatiOnld • a NlyY nurtt In the South Pedflc ~ WOf1d Wat" Ji~· 38mln.} • .. CID n ... , •·e.n1 Mldler: A" Or tMtt" lnCluOll ttndlt b9lld8 and hltd rock. *tutlna ''The Acee" ai'-d ~-tr~ het "No F'ttllt" llbUm. (l tv.) •Cl> ... "O'Htta't Wlf9" (1"82.. Ora- ma) Edward Alt*, MltllM _Hlttlty ·An. •tbntV dtcidtl to put the '*Iii on aN ll~~on '~l'lil Mfe II ~ ll'ld ~ ,...,_ ~from hef.;otA_, 'PO' (S lw,...27 mlil..) Sunday. Sept. 2, 1984", II ·1=-== ....... -1WCAT . •waMI' ,....,. 1111AT. Cfl lllOOTIM&. Ottawa Rough Riders at Winnipeg S-. Bomber• (Al (2 hrs . 30 min.) -......... IL lfftt 11111 .. . ., .... . cum• ,.., ... -·-·· ......... 1111 lfl ,.. ..... w ~ ,. ..... _. "Spacehun19' Advdntures tn The Fort>ldden Zone" ( 1983. Sdenc:e-FIC· tion) Peter Strausa. Molly A10gwaJd ( 1 tw • .29 min.) CD)_.. "Gizmo" ( 1977. Documentary) Directed by Howard Smith ( 1 hr . 30 min ... -1 _. "Swallowt And · Amazons· (1974, Adventure) Virginia McKenna Aona1d Fr aw. ( 1 hr • 32 mW\ ) ~• u.m .. , 1MftCAT ,...,,. ·11•Ulla.la .... .-.w mt••~ -----==-·····••Ill•• ••1111 ,. ......... ~ ..... 11 • .--" llt'l\I MICM.I llF--·- ="'u. .. "'!*ngel And The Badman" (HM7. W•tern) John Wayne. Gall Au's· Mll~~ • ! .. ·='f!. .. (1939. West em) Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda ( 1 hr '5~ ·-m== .. . M& Ml•'* u•IDMY l _...::-.:r,emiere) MWIZll =r-Gobo finds • way lo Q!t tid of the Gorge forever. CD> -"Profellor Potter's Magtc Potlone" ( 1976 Advefllurtl. Ak:hatd Wll .on. John Wtn"ltf, ( 1 ht. 30 min.) CZ) .. "Five Deya Ont summer" ( ,982. Qremtl Sten Connery. l!tetay 8t=1ht,60111'n ) -1-= II'*'"_,. (Prtmteft) ... ...., . . ' 26 Sun~ay,sept.2, 1984 ;::.-:: 1111-•u•w. •mao . .._AL "Orangutans. Orphans Of The Wiid" Pet• Ustinov narretes a look at the orangutan •Ad the etforts being made to save the apecles from extinction O ( 1 hr) I •1•c•n. NTOL IM00'91 Blanchr Cup lntema tiona! Tournament (trom Columbia. Mo l illl OOM.La-MADAY A young girl hvtng on Venus. where the aun shines for two hours r1efY ·MVefl years. falls ¥\cum to a cl89aloom ptank white walJlng tor the sun to appear Adapted from a shon story by Ray Bradbl#y _. "Forever Darting' ( 1956. Com· edy) LUCiiie a.u. Deal Arnaz ( 1 hr .• 36 min) el) .. "Magic Fire" (19~. Biogra phy) Yvonne De Carlo, Carlos ThomJ:.55>"· 2 hrs) .. Cl) DIDllll••mtlOI•• MD DIAOOMI 9 1'190lm (Premiere) ftlAT191 .... ... .., ..,...._. • .. c All'f'OIY .. "" ... °'.,._(a) .,. "French Postcards' ( 1979. Comedy) Miles Chapin: Blanche Baker Uh!..3~nJ · •B w US Open wome11's final and men's semll1oats (bve from u.s T A Tenn a Caoter In Flushing Meadows NY) (7 hrw, I l~"'J:'(Premlere) ....... ..,, ........... '*81CO COL&.19 tJOOllM.L, Loolslane State at Flor=T~~m.n) •••• ,~ .... m&A--(el ... "Second ThoUghta" (1982. Comedy) Luele Arnaz, CralQ War.son ( 1 hr .. 38min) (£)9Glltc8r• CD .,.. "Eddie Macon's Ron" ( 1983, [)Jama) John Schneider. Kirk Douglas ( 1 tw ,35mln) · (Q) _. "SOunder" ( 1972. Drama) c~~· Paut Winfield (2 hr• 1 ·11.:-ma=a .. •• ~TY (Premiere) .,. "The lroqu0tt Trai1" J 1960. AdYenlute) George MonlQU!llify, ---0.n O'H1= (2 hrs ) • IM Robbie Doyle giv• tips on lhopplng ror t aa1lb0at and dlscusset chatte11ng•llboat1 In the Cerlbbean Q ._.,~ ............ .... mATDT••ITI HIOf'llloht1 of 1983 AFC and NFC Championship -Ga~A) · "BaM Of Fiia" ( 1942. Comedy) Ga,.Y Coopet, Barbara. Stanwyek ( 1 hr . S t min.). CZ> llOWll "My Fevorllt Veer" ( 1982 • ~)Pet« O'TOOlt. ~ Harpet • fl hr., ~6 min.) -1·' 9-=-.. ICOGIY.000 llYllW ir~MIJ ... ......... .., __ .. ..,. __ __ •ca or• 1 w comn "Fair· A 0 view Hoepltal: Ce11ng For People" A-~ 1s taken at the Fairview Hoepltal and Its 25 Y!_ars ot progress. • Cl.J TOP ... IOxm Terrence Ant vs Frank Newton for the ESPN lightwe1gh1 championship tllle. schockJled for 12 roonds (from Atlantic City, N J ) • (R) (3 hrs) (ff) -ntl .._ H061S Len Dawson -.,,.. •.. .,..., I NIC=-11, (l hr.) . tm•umDQ .,. "The Search" ( 1956, Wes1ern) _ Clayton MOOfe. Jay Silverheels ( t hr . 30 min) • M111 .... LOll ... C00Dr • I • • ·=·-··-" .. .,_ "Carouaet" ( 1956. MUSICal) Gordon MacRae. Shirley Jones. (2 hrs. 8 min.) 1W 0 (ID IA•\U At presa ttme. teams wefe C.lifomla Angels at Chicago White Sox or another game with important bear· i oo Me ol the pennant racee (3 hrs l ~CA'ITOPm .(!)*am M "A 0.lf9fent Twist" A 12-year-Old girt aud1ttons IOI' a part In a play that calls fC>f boya only (R) 0 .... ' IOUl TUii CA1'MY'tkn'Q8 • amn CM .. OlW I JI _."Journey To The Center Ot T.he Earth" ( 1959, Sclence-Fictton) Pat Boone, James Muon (2 h,.: 12 min) (8) .,_ "Slapstick Ot Anothtr Kind" (1984 Comedy) Jetty L1w11. Madeline IKah~;,,21.:'lia • ~·..,.. t1:t1 CMAMD~C*THl ... W tt:ll .. ..._ 0 ._ICMIWTAllD 90Wll "Tough As They Come" ( 19•2. Orama) Dead End Kids. Llltie Tough Guys (1 hr • 30 min } ... WMATFll.U•• '" .... "°°" ..... DI. tal9DAY'ICU1'19 ... .,_ "Romantic · Comedy" ( 1983 Romance) Dudley M00t•. M ary Steertbllf· ~ ( 1 hr .. 43 min ) lZJ.,. "Strange Invaders" ( 1982. Sci· ence-Flclion) Paul LeMal, Nancy Allen (1hr.29min) Ail .... --SalmdayCont.- Ing Jack Oetnpeey'a tltle boot. FDR's flre- 61de chats. "Amoa and Andy" and Bing CrOI;. *l '-CA'IDTBf ADMl-tl - CCII -tcCIJA IMll> ~OW' IKUCITOMllT Sw Edmund H1llary'1 1977 Gaoges Expe- dition from lhe Ganga River detta to Its aoor~ ~h In the Hlmalayas is document· ed ~ ~ MlfO UCM Formula I Dutch Grand Prix (from Zandvoort) . ( 1 hr. 30 min.) CO MOWll "The Real Glory" ( 1939. Dre· ma) ~It}' Cooper, David Niven (2 hrs ) (%).,.. "Carnine" (1936 .. ~) Greta Garbo. 'Robeft Taylor (1 hr . '8 e J.•nuo•• W a?J IA•ML Atlanta Braves at San Fran· • cllc:o Glafltt (3 hra .. 5 min.) .•. , ..... ~ 9::.1:..o tll tfl05ITI Scheduled Ray Mancini vs. Ktn 8,ner In a light· weight bout achfduled or 10 rounds (from New Or1Nn1). WC>fld Cycung ~ (from Barce!Ona. Spain) 1hr ,30mln) • ADlll-tl JIOllCTW llOWll · "All The President'• Men" ( 1978. Ofama) Robert RedfOfd, Dustin Hoffman&·· 20 mm.) . CH)mf .. , ..... (I) .,_. "The Black Stallion Returns'· ( 1982, Adventure) Kelly Reno, Teri.Garr i_! hr • 43 min.) MIO 9Gl1'ICON "19a. Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour -Milwaukee Classic" ( 1 hr) l -.a1UT~Ll-Wl.D, WU 1'llT m. "Esthef And The King" ( 1960 Adventure) Joan Cor. ns. Richard Egan i ~ ''Rock·A·Bye Baby" { t958, Comedy) Jerry Lewis. Marilyn Maxwell 1? hrs) • 119-WOY• Explof• and mart- hme hlltor1&n Tim SeYerin travels the world's IOngest trade route from Oman to China In a repltca of a century-old vessel 1 hr.) 1111-•••--.U. fm.llCT .... ... "Gandhi" ( 1982. 810gfaph)C) Ben Ktng5'ay. C.ndict Bergen (3 hrt , 8 lm"'L'*=- • •NU.a ,.., • ...a.L __ _, ~LllRtJl•ll ... IOUTI fW TNI '711 Matthew Saad Muhammed vs John COntth (A) ( 1 hr.) . . CD} ... "l..ldret And Genlleman. The Fabulous Stains" ( 1981, MuSlcll) Ofane lane. Ra~ Wlnatone ( 1 hr., 27 min.) •1.ar.:roN "Super Charg11t" • llCMI "Zebra In n. ~lchen" ( 1965, Comedy) Jay North. Marttn Mllnet. (2 hrt.) I ....... ---um.tMIMICllM .... .WW "Airport 1975'' ( 197'. Suspense) Chlrflon H on. Karen Blaek. i ~A The natlonal ltwe of Amenca'• • b!fQ•llOn to lt nat~• PoJ)Utation 1 b.14 mined through " ts to med I care tac .. __ .._ --·--· CAT Cle A MOY mlOOP TtnneaM Wii- iiams' play about a weelthy, powtrlul and ' dtVlded Southern tamlly •tart Jeulca Lange• Maggie, Tommy l .. "°'* u &de and Alp-tom 11 Big Daddy. Q (2 hrs • 30 min.) ID TOlln9 .... WY -PAT .. .. , ........ . .... ......... . ...,...., ITM'lm .,.. "Oregon's lnftmo" ( 1980, Ad'lfntutt) Oregon LM, Ptatl l ln. (2 hrl.) (f)ATTMI.,_ • llCMI "Mad Ma.x" ( 1980. Orama) Mtl Gibson, Joanne Samuel. (2 tw.) «I) ... "The Night Of ltie GrtuJy'' ( 1968, Advent\He) Clint Wal<er, Martha ~er. (2 hts.) • .. ' MCA "Bighoml" A band of wild Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep It observed through the &eUOns. from one s Ina Into the next. <AL .... IAlemlQ- ..,. "Yts. Giorgio'' ( 1982. Musical) Luciano Pavarotti. Kattvyn Harrold ( 1 hr . S3 min.) (!) ....... ca) llCMI "Giida LIV9" (1980, Come.!y1 IG~~r"~i&S's.). d -.nm. • ftlll Featured· Don Johnlon dfscu9Me bad •wings In bowling; Chi Chi Rodrigues praeents a Junior clinic In golf: 811')' f<Jdd teactie. the lechniqut of carving turns and Its Importance to better ~ling; John Newcombe dtmonltratee the drop shot ~ 111 Importance In tennis. ...... "' ..,.. Sehtduted: ~anc:lnl vs Ken Bogner In a light· t bout achtduled '1of 10 rounds (from New ()neans) , World Cyellng Ctiamplonshlpe (from Batcek>na. Spain) 1! hr .. 30 min.) (!) l'•N.L Ctltcago Cube at New York Met• (3tK} ffl112'"8 ·-WfWWA19COI.• ... ""' .. ... ..-.uan .. OJ1•••11 _._fUTIOGI .. ........ 1:. -......... 'flACI • Ml Methng lntemaltM-* de Patil (trom Franct) (2 hrs.., 30 min J CD llOWll "Washington Affair" (1980. Drama) Tom Seti.ck. Sany SUiiivan (2 In) . .,_ ''Tbe Pedestrian" ( t974, Onl· me) Ma11imlltan Scheff. Oultav Rudolf Selll'let ( 1 hr .• 32 min ) ·--c:GllfnTOUY •a» llCMI "No :flmt For sergeants" (1158 Comedy)· A~ Gr th; ~ Ada.ma. (2 hrt.'.· ~ min ) -~=·--. ..... "Ho# To Marry A MlUlona.wt" (1953, Comedy) l..luren Baca•. Matllyn Monroe. Thfte aetr_.. use an expen- . live apartment • bait for rich ~ {1tn.) • 41 CGLLm flOOTIM1 Boston CoOagt 11 A!et.mad 3 ht'L) l =.:i ..... 9ftln' BF 1'111 -Featurtd. Jamie Fair dllCUIHI the chalenget and succea of "Atl•MASH": a tnbut• to the series "Staf Trek." ( t tv.) • e.,. ''11 For Tens" ( 1983, Weatem) Frank Slna1ra. Ursula Andress. A lhady banktf-comes up with a na way to set· tit lht dtterenott t.tween a pair of 19Ud- cowt>oys (2 hrs.) • um.t-CllMMAM ,_'--''Wu The l<ltilng« Com- mlsalon Report BlpartiSan?" Guest: fOf· mer Secretary ot Stal• Henry IOMlnger ~ ';J. ........ Jamee" ( t939. W•t· am) Tyrone Power. Heinfy Fonck Jtae aaum.a an alias and mamea In an at141mP' k> go llrajght but he .. doggeO by boun~tett. 'PG'· t 1 tv .. '5 min.) • all "Footlooee" (19M, Orama) Kem Bacon. Lori $lnQer Tttn-egett In a sman tOWt\ tight fOf thtlr ~l· to dine. and stage a prom delplte opj:)Oilt!Oi'\ 'from their conservattw perenta. 'PG' (1.hr., •7 W J.owl "My Fu Lady'' ( 19&', M\M- cal) Rax Harnaon, Al.d~ Hepburn Bastd on '*>tgt Bemard Shlvt/t ''PyQ- mallon." A Btlttan proftllOJ tnea to t.-ch a lower-<:1898 LondOntr how to t)e a lldy. · 'G' (2 tn., 50 min) 1Ta1U10ua 11 -())... . . UOCOll9 IM LOIT ITM Arwnattd Rich little and Cottle W•t prOYlde the volc::tt fOf ttiea muslCal tall about ,,.,,_ ~ coon tamlly and a aazed ,mililaty com- mander wt'lo ~·to conquet Eltth (Par1 1 of 2) • I ....CAI' --•ar ••••R CM'UF " Nt I • M TOii Feeturtd· alOng the • Northltn Celdomil cont ~ celabrtty hic»-eways in Dig SUr. cant ~·· r 1uant 1n Carmel. lhe hOt tub ompi'ial ol tht WOOd and JoMrrt Cation'• ttr'a Inn . 27 'Sunday, ~ept. 2, 198• __ Satuntg Com. I WIAC'KlwnMDAVl»..,..ii 100a.. ... ccmia1T MIO • mtt • "'ccmcm--1 lglealas Qetfomll IOl'9 that were hits In Europe blifote h debut in AmerlCtl Taped in Jerusalem. ~) • Im.,,: ......... ,_ _. "Tyr,ondot" .Puccini's Opera of low and aacnnc. la pe<formed outdoors at the Arena di Verona amphitheater. Wlth Gtlena Olm1tr<Wa~ the · title role and NICola Martlnucci as Cllaf, lvo Vlnco •• Timur. and Cecilla Galdi• as Liu. Maurizio Arena condUCt~{2ht$ ) (JI) ........ .on• -cc.. Ciilrr Phil and Don Everly reunite for the flrat ttme In ten years, performing such hits as "Bye Bye Love," "Waka Up Little SUSia" and "Alrt Have To Do la DrNm" from the Royal Albert Mall In London. ( 1 ~ (JJ .,,._"Krull" ( 1983. Fantasy) Ken Marshan. L)'11ette Anthony. On another planet, a pnnce facet many t .. 11 aa Ile tries to regain his kingdom, raecue his betrothed and fight • fabuloua beast. 'PG' l1 hf., 57 mtn.) 11 CZ).,. "1redlng f>laoes" (1983. Com- edy) Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd A~ to-do executive. a g.hetto-b<ad con men end a prostitute devlM a plot of revenge against two connlVlng financiers 'R' ( 1 , lv . 46 Tl"·l, I JI#, ..... U.IU'-•1111111 ,. .... ... • W • ,_ Personal prof ties of oot1tandng Hilpanics who have made fit=.=--· .. I w ,. .. , Neal Gabler end Jef· Irey Lyons hott an Informative look at what's new at the movtee. • E LMD •UZlll (I) NCllT • •eew Cowboy Jtmmy MOCfe vs. Luther Laulter (A) ( 1 hr.) • laUWOODt -nallMb Ale -_.,. • a>mraam u.unurm • • ()) ,.,._, Dominic ettampte to res· cue five Cuban polltk:al prlsonefa who era being hetd fOf a ransom of $2 million (R) t! hr.} a m lllM ... wmrrr .,,.... Arnold takes hiS new brother Sam undtr hit wing end makel hfM his pnonat tet\'enr. (R) e _. "Gentlemen Prafai' Bloodet" (1953. Mut1cat) Merily11 Mofltoe • ..JMne Aulsetl Two showglrta head for Paris know~ thllt "dlamondt are a glfra bist friend • (2 hta.) G ... "Tombl Of The Blind Deed" ( 197•. Horr«) Cesar Burn.r. Lone Flem- ing College frienelt °"a camping trip trav· ti through a daNftad VIiiage wtlefe mum- mlflfd ~ rise and brutally klN all I~"~~ _. "Succeu" ( 1982. Comedv) Jeff Bridget, 8el•nd8 Bauer A wutthy young man WhoM tucceu hat not brouaht him happliiest aaaumet two pet· f,Of\alltlel. (2 htt.) • ..... "Ol'lf"!OUtan Orphans 01 The Wild" Peter Utt1nov narretn a IOok at the 0t1nout.,, and the tffon• being made 10 Jav. t~ ~from • .,uncuon Q ( i ~ ..,. ••4u The Pretldent'a Men" '197 Orama I Aobaft Redford, Oualln 28 Sunday, Sept. 2. 19~ ... .. Hottman. Baled on the ~ by Carl · Bernstein and Bob Woodward Two Washcngton P06t repo<teta expenence constant setbacks white uncoveflng the scandalous facts behind the Watergate break-in 'PG· (2 hrs. 20 11\lfl) • .,. "CYto" ( 1983. Suspenae) Dee Waftace, oa·nny P1t1tauro. A woman and haf young eon are trapped In their car 11 an llolated auto repel< yard by 1 huge. r1~ dog, 'R' ( 1 hr •• 31 mfn ) cm .,. "Bad Boys·· ( 1982. Drama) Sean Penn, Renl Santoni A young hood· tum accidentally ktna the younger broth& of a teen-age dope dealer d1.mng a police chase and Is tent to a tough retoima1ory 'R' (2hfs.) G) llON "Magic Fire" ( 195.t, Blogre· phy) Yvonne De Carlo, Carlos Thompson The life and romanbft of lamed composer Rtehard Wagner lead him to great achievements. (2 hre ) . •@~TMCI·~ •D. Un.AY•N•PALL-.. -.. -Thom Bray, Alfonso Ribiero end Danny Coottaey lntroduc9 the faU Saturday m«n· ing cartoon ach9dule featuring charactets from "Smorl•.'I "Alvlf'I And The Chip- munks" and new lhowe. . i....,,,. Of ......... ,AllOUI Mll1'1C91• W (I) llOWll "Summer Girl'' (1983 Suspense) Batl')' Boelwiek. Kim Derby A happily married couple atowty dl9COller that their llve-ln baby8itter Is taking over lhek ~tllft and their two young children LR)j2~ II CID ...a At Henry a°" Kip's high school reunion. Henry wrestles with his contClenCe over his qunuonable treatment of • daal girl and Kip shO\Vfl off Sonny to his friends (RI -8 T.I. ,._Stacy's mamage PIC\,nt are threatened when she Is accused of losing a large amount of herOln dutlng e drug bust, but Hoot<M suspecll the thief may be her flant:e. (R) Q ( 1 hr.) · (I m GI U. ~ Faatured A look at the best San Diego architecture of 1984, Bree Walker vl&1ts the Scripps Miramar Ranch -home of the w0tld champion American aaddlebted horses. a profile on San Olagan Rick Oyer ·· Inventor of ''Ora· gon'a La r•• -the number one vi~ game: and an aerial tour of San· Diego aboard the Bluebl(d Expr.a hehc:opltr • MlmCM ..-.wrr Thlt documentary focueea on the i.gandary Ahm~ tie· phant, the latgMt and least-teen ei.pt\ant on Earth. (2 hrs.) e llOWll "The Scarlet Letter" C 193.t Drama) CoOean MOOtt . Alan Hate Ba~ on Nathanltl H1wthorna'1 noYtl. Htittr Prynr-. Is forced by the townspeople of cotonlll Salem to >Near a red embtem for the r t of her life algnttylng that aha has sinned by bearing an 1'-Qtl""'te Ch Id ( 1 ht . 30 min) ([) OOLLMI llOOfULL Pur9Uf va Notre Oemt ~ lndlanapol1t) • (3 hra ) CD "Vor" (198l, Drama) 'Reb Brown. Corlt'lna CletY A young wamor trie. to find his idtrlhty Iii 1 prenlstortc land tilted wUn flying reptllat and other awesome creaturM. 'PG' ( t hr,. 28 min.) Cl).,. "Private Schoof" ( 1983, Come· dy) Phoebe Cates. Betay Rusaell Teen· aged bOy1 vtslt the eJl.glrla c!heHyvale Academy for some tun end adventure 'A' L1 hi., 37 mln ) CZ).,. "Strange ll'IYtdtrt" ( 1982 Sci enc•f"ictlon) Paul LeMat. Nancy ~ - Supti·lnlelllgent bei~ from apac.'11 rMI• rlal&ie In • ll'NI ~, tern town and •stiUme the bod Of ite r ta 'PO' ~hr . 29 min-) =·irr=PAl&Y Mama dt&COYefS lhat her late husband's grave ~rket ~aa n~take yMrt ago (R} ~ 9IWll "Tz:"Contendef" (1980, Ora· ma) Marc Singe(, Ttna An<:frews A smaM· town boy aeeJ<a fame and fortune in the boxmg M hr .• 30 min.) "" .. , ........ -GI> .C •OIJI "The Real Star Wars Defef\Se In Space" Mervin Kalb anchors en examination of the state of Sov191- Ametican relattona and the Amar1ean edmlnrstrallon's so-called "Star Wars" mlhtary defense. ( 1 hr.) I .... . TO•WDll:e .-cm .... cowmn , • .,.,. Country music perl0tmers are honored In 15 categories Including t<>P male and female. artist, mU$1clan of the year and album of Jha. v-ar From Opryland in Nastwllle. (2 hrs ) IOUDIOLD llOWll "French Postcardt" (1979, Comedy) Mites Chapin, Blanche Baktf A group of Ame11can atudenlt become entlvalled with the country and 111 people while studying In France 'PG' ( 1 ttr., 32 min) (Q) H OMI ~ ~r 1110WCm Many of today's top comics are featured In this perlormenee taped at San FranctS· co's ~club. The Other Cafe - I UISTTA . -..,,lMCll . -NOU.YWOOO CIGm• Featured an lnt9fVlew with Debbie AllerT. ditector and co-star ot the serfel "Fame'', with her , .huSband Norm Nixon. a look at how worn· • en are portrayed on TV In the 1980s. a look at celebrity bathroome; repairs i lOUDIOLD ~ TOOC&.Oll flQI c.OIT .,.,.,._ CMJICmA • CC*C8"f Featured7 Te=e • Helmuth. Perris, Alea· 11azz and Ran Lewis. CC)~ Features the tlnger's new album "A Prtvate Heaven " lmMDCIA .. 90¥ll "Surfacing" (1081, Otama) Kathleen Beller, Joseph Bottoms. An expedHIQll aearehlng for a man mlutng In the wilds of northern Canada facn dan· gera both in nalUfa and within the group 'A' ~30mln) "The K.,,tucicy Fried Movia" ( 1977, Comedy) Evan Kim. Mealer Bono Soo Han. Thia cOllectlon of phOlda· barred saoricat 'lketchea PoO'~~ televi· slon and movie cllctM Includie cameo appeara~ by Donald Sutherland. Hen· ry G1b80n, George Lazenby and BW Blx· . 1· 'R'.(1hr •• 30min.) -IA1'19&Y...,.J- tW '!!~!!:~: .. (t082. Ore· ma) W1llllm Conrad. Chtlt Wiggins Based on Iha true story of Of. R Adame Cowley. wl'IOse work leads to the cteallon of the first medical thock trauma unit (2 ht5) .. Gt llOWll ""McCAba ~nd Mtt Miller" ( 1971, Wett«n) Wa""' Bt1tty. JU!te Chrlsllt. Partners •t up a btJllneta 1n a smao mtnihg •town. only to have lar~ busintsa lnletetta move 1n on thtm !2 hrs) • ...,.. A docu-drama tb<K.ll lflt mcperlel'lce of fornw membert of RilY Sung MY\lng Moon'• Unifallon CNJrch. I turlng ex·Mo<>Ne Chr .. Ctrtson who -Saturday Cont. ftfr==f J~ • ~ Featured Flneae. Section 8, 31 Pt« Ave.A~C:l'Cerey and Anatomy CC) 1'811111 . • (0)90WI "Bad G1tls'' ( 1981. Adventure) Pi.a Snow. Jasmtne OuBay. Girls' tn11ng makes them the targets of a vengeful Boy Scout and h11 brother. ( 1 hr .. 20 min ) · ,.•=~ . ·.: tW ~.,. "Of Strangerove" ( 1964, Com- edy) Peter Sellers. George C Scott. An Insane Air Force general cautea world • lremo<t when he ct.cldes to launch a bombef attack on lhe SOYlet Union (2 hrs) D 8) IAMl>AY ..., "'.Host: B•"Y. Crystal. Guest., Al Jarreau ("Momin'. · ''Trouble In ParadiSe") (R) ( 1 hr .. 30 min) l .. YOMHOTTUCll .... . MAmlYO ~ ••••w ... 1•10CU• . 90WW "The Soldier' ( 1982. Adven· lure) Ken Wahl William Pr'lnce A ruthtess CIA agenr Is sent 10 neutranze a Soviet· backed terrorist plot.to hold the Mldeasr hostage with nuclear exploslvn 'R' ( 1 hr 30min ) • CD lllMI "The Veotauon Of Claud1• · (1977, Orama) Sharon Mltchell, Don • Peterson A bored wife Is led down the pnmrose path by her tenn11 instructor ( 1 ht. 5m1n) 1~ CH) OM LOCAnaet "Robert Klein Chlld 01 The '50s, Man Of The '80s" The comedl· an reflects on the impact of televllion on h•s youth and takn a humorous look at renthood in the '80s ( 1 hr ) tW .WW "The Wtld Bunch" (1969 Western) W~Uam Holden. Ernest Borg· nine Outlaws cause violence and destruc- tion whtle ballkng the Mexican army (2 hra .. 30 min.) ... .,_"The Amorous Adventures Of Moll Flandefs" ( 1965. Comedy) Kim Novak. Rk:h11d Johnaon An 18th-century woman uUllzn her femintne charma to a11a1n money and SOC:tal po11t1on (2 hrs • 20~ (I) 1111.non .. e DAVID ...., Featured poverty- striCken peeple refute White House advll· or Ed'Nrn Meese'• 11atemen1 that Amerl· ca'il!uns.rproblem Is overstated. ( 1 hr.) .......... llOWll 4'Romantlc Comedy" ( 1983. Romance) Dudley MOOl'e. Mary Steent>u<- gen T!IVO succesatul Broe<tWay wr1t1ng partneB eno 1 passionste refat1onah1p that lasted nine year1. ·po· ( 1 hr.. '3 -min) • • ' CZ> llCMI "Camille" ( 1936. Romance) Greta Garbo. Robert TaylOr A C009UmP- hve Freneh courtHln has 1 tragic romance (1 hr,, '8 min ) I •ACI .. VlllOI -_,TUCll -llOWll "Laura'• Oeslrn" ( 1980. Dl'a· ma) Siegrun Thell. Int Stern. /\ ~n IOce5 a difficult dec:illOn when she mu11 ehoOse which of her previous lovers aha, likes best. ( 1 hr , 15 mtn.) · -Cl) .,.llmlUCMAIUI . (J) ... "The HOUie on 92nd SltMt" Ben Kll'IQSley, Candice Bergen. Traces the Ult of M"ahatma Gandhi who led ~ atratlorw of passive r..,.lance In order to gain lndepef'ldence fc:K Inda. 'PG' Q (3 fin . 8nm.) • • • • *I IOCllNUCI LOIT•~ • .,. ''The Terror Of Mechagodzllla" ( 1974, Science-Action) The dreaded Mechagodzilla emerges from the ... to wreak havoc on the populace onoe again 1·hr .. "46 mlo.) .... w .. .. .,_ "Lady Chatterley'• Lover" (1981. Orama) Sylvie Kn1tt1. N;cho&u Clay. Based on O.H Lawrence'• story abOUt the wife of a pataptegk Englilh arl&- tocrat who takes her husband'• garne-k~ .. her lonri 'R' (1 hr . '5 min.) · (() NYmafl • UC. Freedom Cup i om Seattle. Wash ) (A) w ~ ..... -.. "In Name Only" (1969, COme- dy) Michael Callan. AM PrentllS. A cou- ple of marriage brokers dllcover to ttfei' horror that three fhettlaget they atrange<f were never made legal ( 1 hr .. 30 min ) «IMC... . ti) MOWll "The Joket Is Wiid" (1957. Qlography) Frank Sinatra. Jeanne Crain a.IOved comedian Joe E. Lewis struggles to overcome snob lnter1etence In hts career (2 hrs ) • t::W <m .. "A Taste-of-Money" (1983. Orama) Constance Money, Jamie G1ffis An adult him atar Is greeted by fans ( 1 hr .• 30 min.) W .,. "Manhattan" ( 1979, Comedy) Woody Allen, Diane K._ton An Insecure New York comedy writer breaks· up With his teen-age glf'lfrlend to date an outspo- ken iournatlst who recently had an affair With his bell friend. 'R' ( 1 hr • 36 rTMn.) •110CCIHSICA _,.. "The Story Of Or. Wauetl" (1944. 0.-ama) Gary Cooper. Laraine Day Or Roydon M. Wassell. a heroic Navy man, rescues American troope from the Japanese (2 hra .• 40 min ) · (l) llCMI "Deya 01 HMvert" ( 1978. Ora· me) FUcherd'oGete. BrOOke Adams Three• youthful migrant WO<kett ... a potenttal gold l'Tilnt when they Mek employment at the vut tprMd of a wealthy wheat farmer 'PG' ~ hr • 35 min.) ·1 ••111 LA.I,,_ ... cw YIY~W•o•u .. .. ·1·---0 "--. ... . .. ... "Godzllla'• AtYenge" (1970. ci.nc.FlctiOn) Aklra Ho.hf, TOtU Hiroyukl A vast panoply of morwt .. wreaks heYoc while contending tot .cc;.=r~r· (1962. Comedy) Jack-'° Gleason, Katherine Kath. The poor, mute jaoltOf of a run.-down Paria rooming house offers to lhefttf a woman and htr daughtet ( 1 hr • 44 min.) . • -· llOWI "Heel Of Angef" (1971, 0.. ma) Susan ·Hayward. lee ·.j, Cobb. A k~tttd lady lawyer deftndl an eqc- utiYe charged with .the murder of a con- atructlOf'I WOfket. (1 hr., 30 nWi) I= "The Seod8t" ( 1982. Hon()() Kathryn Harrold. ZelJko lva_nek A fturty of teiepathlc hallucloation. II unleuhed at a psychtalfie hoepltaJ -when • Ucldll patient With uncontrolable psychic pow-era ls admlt1ed. 'R' 11 hr .. 30miA.} ..... "Rod8n'1 (1957. Scienc»-Ac- tlOn) Ken~ Sawata. Yuml ShlrakaYra. _ Earth II menac.d by a numbif of 8"- &0me an_d deadly flytng cr .. turea from the St~. ( 1 hr., 25 min.) t»(I) "My Fair "8d>'" ( 196( Ml.*- calJ Rax Harrison. Audtfl'f Hepburn. Based on Geofge Bernard ShaW'a "Pyg- malion " A British prot.lof tr1ee to t.ech a lowtf-clasa Londoner how to be a 19dY. 'G' (2 hrs • 50 min ) ~-=-~·---cm ..,. "The star'Chamber" c1983. Otama) Mlchael Oouglea, Hal HofbrOOk A young lawyer firmly betieYea that the guilty should not be Mt free and meeta Challenge$ becaUM of his belef. 'R' (2 hrs .• 29 min.) CI>.,. "Trading Ptacee'' ( 1983, Com- edy) Eddie Murphy, Oen Aytuoyd A W91- lo-d0 extcU1Mt. a ghetto-bred con "*' and a prostitute ~ • pk>t.D.f r~ agalllSI two COMIVfng financiers. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 46 min) -an tlll 1WftW .. .. ,,.~ ..,_ "Jol.Kney TQ. The Cent« Of The Earth" ( 1959, Sclinc•Flctlon) Pat Boone, Jame. Maon. A ldentllt formt an expedition to follow a ~ •xpiot9r'a trall to the Earth'• core 'G' (2 tvs., 12 mtn) ., .. • .. ~ UN1 ON us pEOPtE0;~ fOR: . . EVER1 Couporr-Savings, Complete-Sttrc1cs, c:ocat N and Advertised Values. READING ENJOYMENT (19-45. Oram.) Uoyd Nolan. 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' ' 6 7 13 3$ 37 43 '°' AC AO IS 1,44A Shown. he's Bobby Hrllon "Hill _srreet · Bloes" 8 Pete or Wtlhtims 13 Singer Tony 14 ·susan Lucci rote 15 ROie tor Klugman 1n11 16 Mise Horne 17 Squelch 2 wds 18 Succeeded'Walter ·- ... DlllJPllat Crauifled Advtrtltlng 842-5178 ·. 35 Popeye's g1rlfiiend 36 ~onogram for Atkins 37 -Tin Tin 38 Movie studlO A 1 Diane on "C~s": 1n1ti 43 Mr V1Uetla's 10 44 See 1 Across 47 "Salem's-" 50 "Good-" ' 52 Have - -with· · , 20 She was Luc·lle Bank::;;.s·--(rate) 22 IOllac f()f Fabray M Mytelf 23 "The Two of -.. 55 Rips 25 "He and-· 56 Bannon on "Lou 26 NumefO -• Grant" 27 "Irma -Douce" 58 S~ was Conrve 29 Jan -J___, Brooks ,.. 3 1 Josh or Ella 59 BiQy on ··Sc;:atecrow 34 Emmy °' Tony and Mrs King" DOWN I "-Indigo" 39 Alumni • 2 "My Friend-" 40 "Forget -- 3 Played Phylhs 42 Ulnc. on "Falcon Lindstrom 1nlt. Crest": tntt: 4 Linden .Of Halbrook 44 "The Way We -" 5 Freshly "'5 Part of NAM 8 Garrett and Ferber 46 "From -to Five" 7 Reluctant "'8 Star of "Or, Zhivago" 8 MexiCQ d91Jilh. ___ _.:..;::.49,,._.~mplng Item 9 Kate on "Sliver 51 "Diary of a - Spoon(_'.__ Housewife" 10 Townie 53 "See It-" 11 Ttm °' Carroll 57' Neighbof ot Md , 12 .. _and Son" 19 Greek letter SOLUTIOT'IN""'.-mrra\ 21 Star of "The Yellow Rose": 1nt1. 24 Authenian Of Pole 26 -Merkel 28 Sue -Langdon 29 A Davis 30 "--a Teenage ... " 31 She was Margaret Houlihan 32 Stt Laurence - 33 Win at rummy 38 "-Ed" -WordGaaae Flt-L. IN °™E MISSING tE'TTERS IN 1~6 '\.TV WCfl.~11 . SELOW. IPIEI · IPILIEI I·· ( IOUIRITI IS(HI IRltteI -r lPl ISi lllAISIEI · !Al I I ~is~~: "Jlt {)() t ? ti· ~It'. ~ ~ 31 THE HIGH PERFORMANCE ELECTRONIC SPREADSHEET, MICROSOFT. MULTIPLAN. IS NOW AT A NEW LOW PRICE . . "~·fo:rosofc.-Muluplana may wdl be tht bl'ltl eileccronte sprc:.tJ· ithetc produce on chc: market" -COMPUTER RETML NEWS April lli. 19tB " MuluplJna Jddrl'lt:t\.'!> (tht.'1 Jdic1cncy tof oth1.:r worbhettlt) with a powc:rtul U)(.'r interface !h wdl ·a:. aJvai'lcl·J spread:>hec:r tc:acu rc::." IF FL YINC YOUR PERSONAL COMPUTER I WAS ANY MORE REALISTIC YOU'D NEED A LICENSE. -PC WORLD Mu~u~111l· Vl>lumc: I Numbc:r 1 Stop by anJ 1ry Mu:ru:.ott Muluplan. the: clc:((run1l )preaJshcc:c ch,u ewry1..mc' spreading rhe new:> JOOut . M 1uu" 1tr. Fl1glu Sunul.th ir m:itrmncm:1t ton '' "1 c' 'ltllpll·f\: .mJ .1u ur .ttl'. 1r mcch t ""' FAA rc,.:ul.,u, 11t:. tur· Jay ,mJ n1~lu v1~u.1l .mJ m'tr.umcnr t11uhr conJmon .... Foree.eta on A2 SUNl•A Y SEPTfMlH: A 2. 1984 . ~M~rrlott' s ready for th ·Reagan E omJelly beans to embroidered robes, Irvine hotel's putting best foot forward rooms ha" bean-re rved for the the dtgnitancs eduled 10 11nend vi itor5 with the president arc Qov. Oeor:ge Reagan i scheduled toamvcat the Deu~mCJian and U.S. n. Pete Manne Corps Air Station at El Toro Wilson. :beCn replaced b~ bow'l of red, Wbite amt blue JCJly Belli~ one of die prcstdcnfs favonte snacks. Bathrobes arc ocrall) J)f'9':lded for guests m the luxuey room~ w,beft "'1ht prcs1dent nd rs ~...._ . Fnm8taff nd Wirt Reports .• lihey've ordered monogrammed bathrobes for the pre idential suite satellite dishes for the roof and Jell) Bellies for tnc checlt-in counter at the lrvine-Ma.rriot,. • Calif om la Science fiction-fantasy buffs spend their tong· wreekend "out of this • world" at an Anaheim conventton./ A2 '• Polson has healing properties for an eye dis-' ease that forces victims' 9Yes to slam shut./ A4 The space shuttle Dis- covery proves It has the right stuff as the astronauts launch thet. thlrd satellite success- futly ./ A3 World t.lctitensteln 's Crowri Prince Hans-Adam Is re- gent 9f the last surviving monarchy of the Holy Roman E:mplre./ M SubduedceremQnies In Korea recall those killed .one year ago on KAL • .~lght 007./ AS. What fashions go wlth- classlc cars at the Con- cours Ct' Elegance? Start with Adolfo sults./81 The first lady's manicurist has opened a new salon In Corona del Mar ./82 \he National Football [eague season kicks off todaywltb the LA Raiders Visiting Houston./C1 The last-place Seattle Mariners fired Del Cran- dall as manager on Satur- day./C2 ~ Over 150 Dally Piiot area ' football players continu- ing their careers at the four-year university level are llsted./C3 Entertainment ' Nell Simon's 'Brighton Beach Memoirs' Is at the Wiishire Theatre In Los Angeles./88 Two local community theaters open new aeasons this week with comedles./85 • • Ojai Is a vacation spot with a spllt personality: It' a a quaint artist's re- treat or a resort for rec- reatlonlsts./84 ~ 83 83 cs "l\'J 01-e \~ 05 A3 A8 C8 C1-' 81·2 TVe':l 84 A2 · A3 h's all part of the pttpara11on for this weekend's visn b)' Pre i<lent nd Mrs. Reagan and .an entourage that ma)~ include up to 300 White ·Hou~ t.affc:n.. campai~ aides and jn:css corps {Tlembers. Several hundred at,..i1ltis evening; He will officially The pre 1d nt's overnight~)' will open ttis fi U prcsidrntial -campaign be 11 ttxC 1-year.:old, :S00-1'00m Irvine Monday with a relly at Mile Square Marriott.· Park 1n Fountain VaUey. Ed Proenza, 1he hotel's duutor of The rally is free and open to the · mark.etin&·~id the Marriott tiff did public. Gates open at 8:30 a,JTl. The not Ihm ofthe presfdenfs vmt until. program begins at.9:~5 P·l?'l: Among 10 ~Ys ago, leaving little tune for They came to . Hun~ Beacb from all oyer the Southland Saturday. Tbere were beaatl• •uch u Holly Bo'rioa.., 18; of WoOdland Bill• (tiiht). who won the OP blktnl conte8t, andcutles auch u lloon~le (below), held .............. _,~ ...... by ~er l•ey of Bellflower and admired by Terry Carty of Siena "ll.adre. Crowda a1ao enjoyed ethnlc fooda and entertainment at the Miin EYent (left), held on tbe city'• llaln street downtown. tay. Bu\ Proenza said the Marriod':t houStkccpi~ ff rdm:d bnnd- OC'V!' throt>eS for 1hC First Cous*, em1'roidetcd ~1th lhW' tn1ti:a1._ • (Pleue eee BOTSL/ A2) • Arena • noise charges still_.ed Judge orders parties to work t oward.truce ln·amphitheatercase · A municipl.1-court J .. has aiked the owners of. the Patific Amphitheatre and the ci~ of Costa Mesa to attempt to rcacb a ~ in th.cir ongoin& battle O\ er lhe noise emitted from-rock ooacerts at 1he open at;J\a. Criminal charges aaaintt amphitheater owner Ned-West Inc. for violating Costa Mesa's ooi1e ordinance were put on the back burner Friday b\1 Harbor Municipal Court Judge Seti.in Frankllb. in bQpcs that the lWO panlCS could necc>tiatc a compromise. Crimuw prooecdiap ere postponed until Sept. ?8. Costa Mesa Cit) .Attome) Tom Wood said the judge wants SOUDd cnajdecrs from the city ·and the company to det.emilne 1ho111i much noise as coming' from 1.bc amptiiiheater at me Orantt County Fairlrounds and what can & done to muffle:it. · The cit) has filed three mtsc» meanor complaints again t lbc amphitbealer this year for 'otau its noise on:linancc after nearby resident comPW.ned of=t Ud m c from rock concerts.· ·.; Tv.o separate chafJC' arc pcndi11& for a Jefferson tarship conOCTt 11) June and a Rod Stewan concert m Jul}. An carber complaint for a Scorpions -conccn in June was re- jected by a murucipaJ coun ju<fae. Wa.ves · were.poor but. spirits -high at HB Main Event · Ned-Wcs1 retaliated last week by filina a lawsuit apinsi the ci1y. The SUit claims the noise law is amb&gUOUJ and violates the .. equal protection clause'' of the C-0DStitution beCausc it isaimcd sold) at the concert stadium. ' Fwthermore, the o,.nttS maintain •People are ·astounded .... it .. s twice as big as last year and 100 percent smoother' - •• By TONY SAAVED~ · Of .. o.lfr ........ · Aside from a few' boots and howls· at Saturday's bik.ina contest. Huot· ington Beach police officta.ls generally gave a good conduct -rattng to the estimated l 00,000 people converging on the seaside town for a weekend ot festivitiesand surfing cham· piooships.· •1 But S,t. P-atrick Gildea. head of the special enforcement detail, cautioned that the holiday weekend as not over yet. and police arc· c:\l)C'Ctina a larger -and perhaps rowdier -cro"A-d today. surfing champ16n~ips being held at the beach through Monda). After two d4ys of festivities. Gildea ts expect.mg the Sund.a)' crow<s to be a httle more rcstl Fortbat reason, he was thankf uJ that the bikini contest ended Saturday after being held in the mid-morning, before maJe admirers could load up on alcoholic bcvefl&CS. l..as.L year. Huntington Beach of- ficers needed help from nearby police depanments to quell a riot·in·the--makin~ after pranksters. in pircd by the bikmi contest. nppcd the bathUlJ suit tops off !ome women. Thie; )'ear. polict we~ rud). that the city has DO bu~ J'CIU· 11 latiag the amphitheater because n i on state-owned propcrt). Wood said Franklin's rcq was " intended as a detour to the web of litiptfoo awaiting the o ty and \he amphit,hcater ov.'llers. .. The j udie wants the problem io be solved rather t.banJ.lay_c .a. aim in.al case v.i.nd its way through rowt. .. said " (Pleue Ke AR.EKAJ A2) .... _ Gildea. three other polict sergeants and 26 offiettS patrolled the first thrtt blocks of Main Street. beginning at Pacific Coast Hiahv.-ay. he re down-town merchants arc 1;poo~nng a carnival. Tbe 2nd apnual Main E~ent f1 tivat featW"CS I SO food booth "The cro"A-d got a hule unruly Saturda\ afternoon. Some were real rowd). 'looking for a fiah.L But we walked throu&h them to let them lno"' v.e were tj\erc. It was strict!\ hllh 'mbilit)." said Gildea. ·· • lie added: "We wctt all tense to sec ~:-------=--=-"~--=-- • rides ui a bcer""hapcd bot air balloon . and contlnuou rock ban<h. The event coincides with the OP v.hat would happen a\ th1 event. But' e'Cf1 thing is goin mooth." · (Pleue eee WA VSS/ A.2) Surrogate . births .stuck in_Jegal limbo . .. . . Whole areria of alternative births fraught - with moral ra mifications and no controls - £ .. .• KAREN KLEIN - Focus o~ THE NEws ·. .. , ... .. - \ S~i-fibuffstake·their_ holifilay 'far, f~t:C\~ay'-at ~onvention ' Sizzling weather ocontinue · o. 1,.j).{ uoundtng Mqlljne of there (the out ide• orld), ·arid'~ ($ 00). there's to much here I cnJoy, nd too By 1urday, bout 7,000 people much outside th t 1s lf\lbby and h d paid the oonvcnt1on's $35 entry u I)."' fee. convention spokesman Frltd They all can atroTI past elaborate H:ama said. diSl'I&}'..! for the upc:Qm~ movies uwe att, lot of us, ovct'Vfc g,bt or ... Dune;' "201l)'' and "Oi.· and iake othC1'W1 unattractive," q,1d Mel civcaway buttons. ~ ten and Gilden, wnter lfld science ficuo" IJlj>hics. Or they can attend lcctu~s talk how host on I.Os Angeles radio· with titles such as: "World War Ill t>.t~e ues ~nd ~words. and Stveral station KPFK. "\\'e were outcasts as and Its Aftermath": 0"Toumt Spots m~or movie 5tud1os tout futu.rt kids; we \\Cre intclli&en~ but not foi:" Time Travelers": ''Alien and rel about p:icc and the W1zar:d • .50C1811y killed. We tended to escape Crnturc An1to111f', "lf l Were a At World-Con, a five-Oay mtetin& ing. As we ~w up, wefell ccpcnpd the Universe.'! of Oz.. from an unple~nt Wt~it b)' re d· SOrctrcss .. and "The Oddest Place in runnioa throu&h Monday at the deeper into it." • BeJinninJ Sunday maht, continu· Anahemt Convenuon Center. ordi· Sheanaser Brown, whose ow1n1 ous scrcenmp of the three "Star narycitizen~attencouragcd to escape d~ss with embroidered bodict\\OUld 'iat'an,. films were lO begin. th~1r hum-c:trum hves, and lm~ out have been fash1enable 1n t~-'"')'CaT , e convention also l'eatures visita their most vlvid fantasies. · · I 350, said that only among like· from well known -science fiction Attendees. who range frorn. '•hard minded people attcndina the convcn· writen, ckmonstrations of computer science" ~ to"T~llies to )ouna tion can she feel fret to· 1.0dulae · technology and other hiah·tech in· males 10TiuenCC'd by: futuristic P4f.a· herRlf, · . novations, a costume party and th.e military hardware and word-and-·• Bro~n. who goes by her first name Hu o Awards ceremogics honorina so~ry romances. can attend Jee. only, says her dress as remin1scenf of the year's best science fiction works. tures. watch movies or buy tare books another time. another place "and this "The purpose of the convention is and ma&llines such as a first cdauon is the only place J can wear at. For the ' to have fun and also to Jive people a ,.. of Roben' Heinlein's "Stranaer m {l same reason, I don't like to use my chance to~ what•s aomg on in the Stranae Land" ($800) or Volume I. mundane name here. It reminds me future," Hams noted. . . • WAVES POOR, SPIRITS HIGH ••• ·FromAl The Downtown Merchants Guild, sponsor of Che Main Event, an1ttated the yearly festival m hopes It would rcv1tahze languishing shops. And It has. moother." weren't cspeClally accommodating Agreeing was Councilwoman Ruth for the championship surfers in the Finley, who strolJed' around the secon=· da of com~tition. The surf booths and shops Saturday after· is ex to be the same today. CoUtal ~emperaturee t2 II ... t2 .. u .. to 112 ._.., 8) 78 17 .. .. ,. " 83 u " ., 73 .. 75 76 ,, Tides TOOAY , FlrJt1'1191! • i •t a m 'ln' IOw ,..._. • I,. "' la<IOnd l!IQil 3 '2 P m 8-lcllow 11 )6p"' lllOMOAY u 28 u Ot 70 61 .. 72 711 es 11 11 Fdl lllgll I 411 1.111 :u 6f ,.,.. '°"" 10 3Um. D t ee .,.,s~ lllOft 102 P II'\ u 83 lun Mt• I~ at 1 l9 P. m , tiMI 11 Monday at t 21 a m and Mii aoain al 11 1.11pm • 70 li!OOll -todey at I 2:1 pm , .,.., .. .. 11 2t p llL ..ct ...... llQlllll Mondsy ., 'T' ~PA : SuRF RcPORT i -----~ --scza DmCTION 2·t0 IW 2·10 SW MO SW 2-3 w "It's brought a lot oflife here,'' sa1d Liz Tice, guild stafftncmber. "People att astounded because it's twice as bag as last year and l 00 percent noon. "l thouaht it was kmda' neat. Li cauard Brandt Lapschies added The only'C:omplaint I heard was that '.that the 35,000 beachaoers were the surf wasn't very good." · about as peaceful as the waves. Huntington Beach lifeguards con-"There were just the typical drunks firmed that 'the 2-to..3-foot waves_ and druJS, but no major problems." SURROGATE BIRTHS IN LIMBO ••• FromAl · · HB glass-a-thon_' son again; seeKs r uction ·in injurie~ If the infertile couple 1s able to a~b1eve conception but the wife cannot carry her pregnancy through to term, an embryo transfer may be performed. In the embryo transfer procedure, the fe(11hzed egg the wife 1s carrying 1s flushed from her womb and then • implanted in the utenas ofa surrogate who cames a child for the infertile couple The monetal) rewards to the surrogate arc similar an both procedures. _ Wyckoff-Ohvor said the surrogate and the adoptt"e parents have some- llmes become too attached to each other if the) were allowed to have dose cort'.ict dunng the pregnancy. Under her Newpon Beach program. if the two parties meet (the pr<>gram encourages one lfleettng,betwecn the surrogate and tflc adoptive parents before the banh). they do not e~ change last names or addresses. "The woman who 1s about to give bLrth needs to know the couple and know what they are like ... Wyckoff said. "But she also needs to make a break wtth the couple and th~ bab} m the delivery room ·· After the surrogate mothers give b1nh, she said. they are given the option of getung back mto the prop-am as counselors and pan1c1- patmg m suppon groups for other 'Surrogates. The procedures. whale costly (Han- del · estimated the process costs be- tween $25,000 and S30.000) and nsk} (the adopting parents current!) have no legal nght to claim the child 1f a surrogate decades to keep the baby), do enable an infcn1le couple to have a child that an man~ cases the; have coveted for as much as a decade "'These people ha'e 114erally spent their life savings, and there's no guarantee that the bab~ will be theirs anhe end of1t all," Handel saad "But you have to remember that most have gone through years of surgery. spent thousands of dollars. had their· sex hves dictated to them for years and the end result is that they• still don't have a child." For inferttle couples who have- endured )cars of d1sappo1ntment and hardship. the new reproductive pro- grams sound hke a godsend. For Larry and Janet Tubelle, a middle-aged couple from Los Angdes who have two adopted teen-agen, a surrogate mother was the &odsend that gave them two-year--old Dillon, Larry's son by artificial mscmmation and Janet's tly adoption. Dillon was born dunng the same ~eek that Bnta~ Prince William was born, Larry said. After be got the bill for the medical expenses and the surrogate process, be said Dillon trulr, fit the "pnnce and the ~uper • syndrome. After having raised two adopted children. Larry said. he still felt the desire to "achieve quas1-1mmortah· ty" by having bis own child. "It's a kind of ·tafe extension throu&h the gen~" he said.· Handel and Wyckoff-Olivor said the surrogate process provides an infertile C(\Uple with more control over the banh of their child than an adoption, where the ~1ological parents' backgrounds arc often sketchy. The surrogate mother also must sign a contract prom1smg not to drin~ or smoke during her pre1nancy. But despite the positive aspects of the alternative processes, they also open a Pandora's box of complicated legal, moral and ethical questions that remain unanswered. Handel and Wyckoff-Olivor open· ly admit the tremendous problems involved in their procedures. Thus far, of the 32 surrogate births they have arranaed. none of the mothers has chan&ed her mind about giving U.P. the baby. They credit that kind of success to extensive psychological and psychiatric wEr~ups, personahty screcrung and test10g. But they also admit the . program cannot co on forever without a hitch. The sand at HunttnJton and Bois.a One of the more celebrated cases Ch1ca state beaches m Huntington involving such programs revolves Beach used to be a mess. around the fertile embryos that Barefoot bathers walked through remain frozen in an Australian clinic the eight miles of sand on both sides after both parents were killed in an ofthecityp1erat thearown risk. There airplane crash this year. The ultimate were a lot of broken glass and too fate of the embryos has not been many injuries. decided. But that was five years ago, before Other questions raised by the state officials initiated the gJass-a-controverstal procedures include: th •Should a child be told its parents on. · . . . . paid the biological mother to give State park officials hit on the idea of him up after binh? handing out prizes to youngsters for •If a couple divorces after having a r picking up bottles before they could sUtrO.,te child, docs the father have • be shatteq:d and become a danger. more riaht to custody of the child Localcompan1es such as Am1no1l and because of his biological relationship Chevron and ~bout SO others donaJed to the child? money for pnzes. •lfthe unborn child 1s found to be Youngsters ·James Edwards physically ~mperfect. docs the co~plc Shawna B1ennan and Allen Dault have the nght to order an abonaon? ·co11ccted S,000 to 12,600 bottles to Can tbc surropte mother choose an aboruon over the couples' wishes? •If a fertilized embryo is discarded before beinfimplanted in the uterus of a surrogate, docs that constitute kilhna a life? . CONTINUED STORIES ------ become top winners an past summers. Jh1s year the glass~a-thon got ott to a late stan because of the opening of new facihtics at the state beach. But it's now in full-swina. accordina to State Park Ranger Larry Fulvio. People of all aacs can take part, be • I -said. Part1c1pants receive a uckct tor each 12 bottles tbey turn 1n at bins at the headquarters of the two parks. The person with the most tickets at the end of the program on Sept. -29 . will get the top prizes, which include Schwinn Beach Cruiser bicycles. Fiµ~~y elected to top post Huntington Beach City Coun- cilwoman Ruth Finley will become president of the Orange County League of Cities when the group meets Sept. 1 J at the Anah~1m Stadium Oub. The league, a division of the California Leaaue of Ciues. rep- resents the 26 incorporated cities of Oranae Count) m teiislauvc maucn. Finley, who as seeking her second full term on the Huntm&ton Beath dty Council in November, was elected to the top leagut post in August. City Councll and planning commission members from the 26 cn1es compose the membership of the local league. Because of the intense lepl and moral ramifications of the new procedures, there have been few official opinions publish~ for or ARENA NOISE CHARGES STAYED •.• against the techniques. P'romAl · Wood, who will make a report to the CityCouncil TuC$day. City pol- icymakers must "dectde whether to panicipate 10 the dtscussaons with Ned-West. "I told the judge we have worked 'with the operator fot a stason and a half," wd Wood. "We're determined to get results." Company CJtecutive Neil Papiano. named in one of the criminal com- plaints, said he would like nothing more than to stnke an accon:l with the city. "What we'd b1'c to do is get a program whereby they get an engi- neer. we get an enJineer, and we find out whctl:ier there 1s a problem, what's ·the nature of the problem, and how do we solve it," said Pap1ano He add~ that the lawsuit would also be shelved pending the outcome of the discussions. · Ned-West is not seeking monetary damages in the suit, said Pap1ano. "We JUSt want them to stop harassing us." · But stronJ opposition has come from tradiuonal retiJious groups. who see the procedures as tampenna with natural order. "Anything that tak.es these processes out of the natural realm is hiJhly open to question," said Bob Sunonds, presi- dent of the Citizens for Excellence an Educatidn, a conservative religious · o~nization. -.--•lll!ll•-----11111---1111!!-•••-.~llll!l~lmll!llll!ll•-111111••11J11--•-!1111-~ 'These P.rocedures would meet the £R needofch1ldlcsscouples-1ndwc'rc S a-nEHOLIDAY WEEK D ••• lOO percent for that," Simonds said. A.I', -- "But when God says somethma isn't FromAl right, it's because there are serious -~ :;..~... ,.up consequences for the people in· Bol•a· C"lCI h~CI 20.000 mi "low o mMI rv., "WIUi a Nd a bjg day.'' :MIU a '--"1 valved. That is hard for secular ~· R9pofq COOld not · eoutheelt wind. . • dllpiateher from the Senta A.I'll society to understand, but it's some-t?e ot>ttllned for:~ 811Ch. No map"-'lo:a··· ..omce. thing that's real ly a principle with Wlth weY9I at Ill bll._ r~ In M Orr • · us." .. g..,.,a11y d11nlbed • • •w-oft 1 p.m. ~. to rlbtt"2-4o4....,.....,.lllld there ,,.... w reeam In the HOTEL ALL SET FOR REAGAN .•• Ctlm IUrf. Wat• ~, .. we,. In From Al He said the Reagans wall find with the robes a ~clcommg card,sagned by members of the hotel's housekeepma staff. Floor-to-ccahng .)"mdows afford a drama tac v 1e~ of the nearby Jobn Wayne A1rpon and Saddlcback Mountains President and Mrs. Re- agan are scheduled to occupy the hotel's prcs1dent1al suite, which con- tains a marbled entry parlor replete with antique Chinese an obJcctS. fonner Secretary of State Henry fiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiilmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmlimmm.i Kissinger. Rock star Rod Stewart has also occupied the suite during the past The pres1dent1al p;,rrty will occupy the Mamott's top'1'Wo floors. the 16th and 17th. an a specrat area known-as the concierge level. Fcatunng a b•· level parlor area with members of the hotel's conc1c1Je staff on duty,. the tw<;> floors are JOmed by a spiral oalc staircase l Proenza descnbcd this area as "a very deluxe hotel;wathin-a-hotel." l - Just ca11- 642-6086 Oally Piiot Oellvery I• Quarant-.d The 518-square-foot suite includes two bedrooms adJoinma the spacious parlor area "' Sance the hotel's openina in Auaust 1983. the pres1denual suite has served as lodging for not only former President Richard M Nixon but also year. Irvine Mamon General Manager Ronald V. Cribbct said President Reaaan's visn will not be easily foraotten by the holel's 450-member staff nbr future visitors to the hotel propert). - Following the president's de- panure on Monday. the VIP quarters will be r~named "The Ronald Reagan Presidential Suite." What do you llkt about lbe Dally Pilot? Wbat don't yoa llke? Call tbe number at ltltacd )~r menq~wiUbe-nconted,1A'D1rnbeductdettnrn to the appropriate editor. . The 11me t4-bour an1werln11ervlce may be u1ed to record Jetttrt to tbe rdltor on any topic. Contrtbuton to OIJr Letten column muu Include tbelr name and telepbonr numbu for vertfkafto . o clrculallon ca 11, please.· Tell us what's on your mlod. ORANGE CO ASt Daily Pilat Clrc44latlon l 14/M2...-W Clualfl9d iHf vert11lng 7141842·51'71 All other depar1ment1 1424321 MAIN OFFl,PE ~JO 1$1 ' I It ,,. CA Mii R=cftH Go1 I 00 CoJI• l.ltte CA D16't H. l. Schwert1 Ill Puo1 sti r J ~ Roaemary Churchman • e; ' r Stephen F. Carazo Production n ·""' Ooneld L. Wllllama _-Circulm qn l1 a c1 I· • VO&:. n, HO. 248 • - SKIERS Newport". Ski Co. Proudly Introduces. the ''Boot Store'' . , ~ ----Ne'f'P.Ort Ski Co. has been a speclallst In boot fitting for. the las17 years. Now Newport Ski Co. Introduces the .. Boot Store." A separate ...store Oust down the street) devoted especially to boots and exP,er boot fitting. 1' THERE'S NOTHING LIKE_IT. COME IN AND SEEll NEWPO T SKI COMPANY t t ' ,_ /'" \ . -NATION Planes collide la JDldair, killing all 6 aboard crafts Shuttle s h ows 'righf Crime _spree By Tile A11octa&td Pre11 ' THE DA~~. Ore. -.:rwo ingl~n,gine airplanes collided near here turday and dlSln\cgratCd s they plunged ·to earth lullma all 11x J>.CO;>l &board the two craft. aut_honties and witnesses said. The planes colbdcd ·at 10:05 a.m., two to three fr!llCS t ofThe Dalles, O'Connor id. The airplanes hlt tHe cround about a mllo IP,811, •! scparat~ ends of a Jarae field, and bumep 1--..__"""on im~ct. In AOtht( fal.11 1l accident Fnda~wo. <;•Ufomia we.Mn died when ttie1r shwe-en11ne airplane apparently 1ot caught 1n a &Jl$l of w111d ~nwheelcd ana cra!_hed on a runwa~ at the Rode SprlfliJ"Swectwater County A1rpo11. Coroner Mike Vase 1de~tificd the victims of:fnday's· cnnh a Dr. Gcnevteve A. W~aner, 56, and t..Ois E. Halls. :S7, J rq.i1ter:ed nune. Both ~ere from Crescent City. .stuff' CAPE CANAVERAL, Aa. (AP.) - Disco~ery•s astronauts succe (ulty launched their third commercial t· ellitc tW'day, achicvms ~ tum- • around for a ,huttle pr<>&r1m whose Nan• defeat deve aper wltJJ tlJelr •llence imaae as a rthable transponation . ~stem h s suffemffroin delays and MORRISTOWNSHIP,N.J.-AdevelopersaidSaturdayhehas&1vcnup failures. · •• a plan to build a iivt-story offi~ bu1ld&pa next to a convent whert nuns broke "Conaratu ations," said Mis iop a vowofsllcncc to (~t the PTOJect. The seven-acre tract next to the conveot of Control. .. Three for three." the M~st Blessed Yi'11n ¥•~of Mount Carmel hnboen.sold to Sentry Moms· There was relief on the around Aascx1atesofUn1.on, whtch plans to build housc,s there, said Kcnneih Merin. ~ausc the satellite, Tel tar 3, em· Th~ $entry Mol]'ls plan ~ould not need a wnin& cban1 because the area is ployea the same kind 'Of rock~t desia.nate<t ~r sinaJe-family homes. . • . . boostr'r tUt shot two. similar SJS Only 8 ~ajor fire. •till actlve In Montana million satelhtcs off course in Febru- ary. Those fa1lur:es raised launch insurance rates and caused customers · HELENA, Mont. -Only three major fires remained active Saturday after to think about shifting their satellite a w~k-lon& rampage of blazes that b~ackened 250,000 acres of forest and business to a NASA competitor in ranaeJ~d. but auth<?ntaes we~e kecp1na an eye on the wind. The three Eµrope. . remain ma firts were in heavy timber 1n western Montana. and officials uid Two of the three satellites deployed such blues att capable of snioldcnna for weeks or months waitint for cSiQt on.~ inauJ\lfll fli&bt of Discovery weather and hi&h win.ds to revive them. The army of 5,000 firefi&hters fr6m~ the booster, validatina the several Western states that was marshaled to fi&ht the blazes wasJ<.apidly Natiooll1Acronu1ucs and Space.Ad. demobilizing, passing on re-sponsibility for the rht oftbe fires to state or 1ocal ministration·s contention .that its firtfiahters. flaws have been found and correct~ Union members authorize auto •trtlr:es Many of the satellites to be launched from the shuttle in the future use the same rocket to propel them to h1&her DETROIT -United Auto Workers members overwbelminaJy approved orbit. · · · stri.ke auth'orizatioD;S •inst General Motors CC?rp. anct Ford Motor Co., AddingtotbcabodncwsforNASA: which o~ercd no raises in contract proposals, uruon officials ~id 'Saturday. the satellite ejected from the shuttle . u...,... Employees o~both compani~ pve the go-ahead to strike by better than 90 Thunday was placed into a circular Tb1a le an.artl.t'• conception of 8atarday'• test of a thin, percent marains, the UAW said in a statement. GM earned $3. 73 billion last orbit, 22,300 miles hi&h, after a . collapelble .o1ar panel aboard the •battle DllicoYaY, year and Ford earned S 1.87 billion. Both could nearly double those records this radioed comrpand set off a ~ond unfurled to a heJCbt of 10 •torla out of the canro bay. year, and uni~n members want a biuer share of those profits. . successful finna of the womsome --;p . rocket booster. · trouble runnin& his ~uipment wt th story-tall ·'solar sail" was nused twice _Mtµidale 61ven.natlon,d RmU'lty IJftefbJg N~~T~nt!~~~~~=~ ~! !~~~~~~n:ify~~o~~ ~0:~~ ~h: ~~~~uo~~~~~~~ 'f~ NORTH OAKS, Minn. _Democratic pre$idcntial nominee Walter F. utronauts turned ~heir attenuon to wtuch momtor ~ures inside the SJiaCe stations of the future. Mondale received a "counesy" bnefin& from President Reapn's top national the tw~ tasks that will occ~py mos~ of device, wert shuttina it off. Walker's "It's up, and it's baa." she told ~security aide on Saturday as he neared the end of a turbulent summer of . their ttme the rest of the flight, wh1c_h employer .is guardina ~c i_dentity of Mission Control. "Now that ifs preparations for his fall carnpai&n for the White House. Mondale spent more ends Wednesday at Edward.$ Air the maten.al ~nd what it will ~ ~ strttchcd out, it's-very steady with no than two hours at the bnefina by Rohen c. Macfarlane. "This ... is a counesy Force: Base. • for, but satd tt could benefit milhons.. wrinkles or wobbles." · bricfinJ that incumbents as a matter of practice will Jlve to a cballenaer," said Charles ...Yalker, the McDonnell of people. . . The stabilit) of the sad. and the campa11J1 spokesman Don Foley. The meeting took place at Mondale's home Douglas enainecr who 1.s on board. to In the o.ther JOb, with astronaut effect irhad on ship's motion, was one · · manufacture a hormone. was havtn& Jody Resntlc at ·the,controls. a JO-of the major questions for enain~. CALIFORNIA Police ··~IJ for claea ln LA •l•yin6• LOS ANGELES -Detccti ves searched for clues Saturda~ \I) the killina of four members of ex-football star Kennit Alexander's famtly. Alexander's mothor, sister and two nephews were 1unncd down by two men who walked into the mother's home Fnday mornina and opened firt without saymaa word. ..yitncsses said. Meanwblle, Mayor Tom Bradley has pledged a police effon to stem a \Vive of violence in south-central Los Angeles, the area whert the killings occurred. Three people have been killed and six others shot in a bloody outbunt of violence that rut the area since a.n Aug. I 8 concen at the Memorial Coliseum-that drew-a. number oflocal street gangs. Poll ay• Ferraro not draw1ng m~y voters · . LOS ANGELES -Democrauc vice presidenllal nominee Geraldme Ferraro is more popular than her runnmg mate, Walter Morrdale, but isn't drawing enough voters to the ticket to make it a winner. accordina to a nationwide poll pubbshed in Sundit)'. editions of a Los Angeles ne"'~paper. Sixt}' percent of those polled said that if the general election were held now, they would vote for President Rcapn, while 3-3 percent would vote for Mondale. When the vice prcs1deq11al nominees were included. 59 percent satd they would cast their ballot for Reagan and George Bush. with 36 percent for the '~ondale-Ferraro ticket. Women sues over IJalrcat Si\N FRANCISCO -A woman who said she suffcre(f mental anguish after receiv1na ··~n extreme and bizarre" style of haircut has filed suit against her hairdresser and hair salon. Jn a suit filed Friday in San Francisco Superior. Coun, Joan Kienker charged that her haj~r. identified only as Clayton, "exhibited erratic, bizarte conduct ... mcluding the administration of stranic mohawk-type haircruts to unsuspecting pattons." Since the haircut on Sept. 24, I 983. the suit said. Kienker has incurred bills for hospitals, doctors, nurses and drugs because of the haircut. • Insect swarms-, virus combat grape pest South Korean floods pair .nabbed His companion, Donald Kmn ).· 19, "'arr teo \. oout 1 p.m 1 a '-woods south of this Mcl<tan CoU,!llY hamlet, about SC\ en hours after exchaogin,g lhou with po11ct near Lc"1s Run, auihonues said Kinney. of lown Park, Tcxa , s arrai&ntd bcfott Dlstnct-'J usuce. Ken- neth Jadlowiec at lhe state police ban'ac'ks m Kilnc on mUJuplc counts of anernptcd murder, oonsp1racy to commit murder, agpavated assaylt. buralary,..~ kldnaPJnng and ot}lcr cbarics. Bond wa set at S2SO.OOO . ~ He wu later taken to lhe 1c ' County Jail. Awsunt District · t- tomc} Rohen undcrs sad ad· diunnal charses ere pcndiqg. Biauce, who has addresses m Union City and Kane, was taken to the Bradford Jad, where be s aJ1'aiped in his cell. Biaucc v.-as later transferred to · Warren County to face additional c~ of attempted mutdtr sid crimnw conspiracy and .. -as bcfn bcld !_}\ere underundcrSSOO.OOObiil. said District Magistrat~ Dalton Hunt- er of Tidiotc, ""bo conducted the tee0nd arrai&itment . ... VICTOR VILLE -In an unlikely alhancc, parasitic wasps, flies nd a vtrus have been released in conccn by San Bernard.mo County bio1 ts to battle the .gra~leaf skeleton1zcr. In three weeks, the county Department of Aariculture will run tests to see if the insect swarms and the v1rus,1;cleased m Reeciie worken (18t) di& a body .out of a collapeed houe Saturday U onlooken (rtiJit) taze .at a RdaD burled OD & Seoul •treet Saturday beneath n,tD.& fioodwater, mad and rocb. Authorltietl reported about 40 peo~ kllled Gr mtu •nt u Seoul and other l*J'U of the country were hlt by . a devutati.nj ral.nfall F.rlday nlgbt. · a square-mile area here, have s·uccecded in killing the a:rapeleaFtating pest discovered last moo~. · Arpment leads to·bystanden' death WORLD -- -- SubdUed ceremony rCcalls KAL flight dent was subdued. in contrast to th<' world outer) and prot~ts. Qne }~~r qo. South Korta has said 1t "di stall press for compensation from th<' Soviet Union, but will also seek to develop uoofficial nes bct•ttn Scout and Mo~ow The two countnc ha,·c no diplomatic rtlanons. faen unofficial .sporu and setentlfic c chan ~ \\ett ended after Fh&ht 007 was blastC'd from tbc kie near c;o, iet-held Sakhahn Island. • '· Th<' Soviets hue rtjccfed all de- mands for compensation. In the a of Japa.n,-.79 rtlauvcs of ~I ncum -20 Japan~ and one \ 1'orean -tool Part m a brief mcmonal sen ice on a fell) ocar "ht'~ th<' plant' ~as doY> Md. ~\ 1et ~a~tups v.ett 'lSihlc in the distance. a!> the families thn:'W' o~er board no"'t'rs. cand}. fi'uit and other offenngs to the· aij at a point abllut • ~Q mil~ ttorthea 1: of t~ '1ct t n :/''toncron hland • .> • Poison ai4s·eye disease. victinl MADISON. Wis. ( P)--When doctors propowd inJl'Cllng poison into 67-)ear-olo UouaJas T\eten·~ eyes. h1 \\lfe bad to mtd the con~nt form be use he couldn't keep h1~ hds · UP, long enough to fini'>h u. """' The inJcctton~ ofBotuh~m A toxin into his eye muscles provide tempor- ary rehcffrom the effects of a puzzlina disease known as benian esscnual blepharo pa m. a disease that causes its~ victims' eyes to suddenly slam hut. Save 510 knit shirts The pa m J a" u r r ~ ir- tually blind unk s they-use a finger to pt) their eyelids open. ~1d Dr. R ~11 nnen~ a; Milwaukee opthalmologi t who pro' 1de the cxpenmcntal treatment in col'IJunc- 1100 with a national testina i>rogram. ·Pnor to the treatment. T' eten said it wa practically imposs1bl~ for him to dnvc a car or cross the street afcly His wife had to read the-consent form for the research project tQ him because his e)cs would not stay open. ·:i:or_ fhe first time in years, l can --regular prke ~lsewhere s20 .· -Save sts coordinated pants . regular price elsewhere s2e mars~~~~ 9 • 9 9 each Color coordinated. 1n polyester I cotton Short sleeve s~1rts in stnpes. Solid color pants feature 3 pockets. All first quality. in S-M-L-XL. -- .. ' ~l~~~~::o~~~;:o~~a~~~onday,September3rd. ~Wilm ~11r~G D n· i 11 9 .30 a.m. to9.30 p.m. , C 9 Wllf COVINA Aot#' CANOGA "A"K • • !>I •"" 14UNTUllOfOfll alACt4 R,._. vC CW!_. "'"" .... "'" fUtflN £.1 C•"' · • • • • Cn llO A~1 t"(J 61" Sr CUIA ... OA Mil.Lt ''•· ~ l "O Sot" r-.,,,,., ... "'°"flt 'ULU•TON Ot·~· .... M• w l'IMl 4"(1 ()ta~~Awfl\ t• ""'tf'f'Otf'I f """''40f'••y • NEW>HOURS • Mondaytt\ru S.tur y9·30 a.m. to9:30 pm .• • • • . . I A .. ~. Following directions _ An unidentified woman appean to be fotlowtna the dlrectlone on thl• wayward •treet •i.n.tn the La Mesa area of Sab Diego. She•• picking up hardware from the broken ·~ . . Prince goyerns the last outpost of Ronian· Empire ByHANNSNEUERBOURG Of Tbe Associated Press VADUZ. Liechtenstein -He has lived m the family's 13th century castle and managed a foctunc includ- ing a $150 million art collection. but the crown prince of L1cchtenstc1n drives a VoUcswa&en Rabbit and favors free enterpnse on the eve of his reign. Last Sunday. the 39-ycar-old Crown Prince Hans-Adam ' of Llechtenstem was anstaJled as regent of this prosperous 6 l-square-m1le nation on the upper Rhme.ihe last surviving monarchy of tfie Holy Roman Empire. which the prmce calls "the world's most industrialized country." . In a simple ceremon> m the fam1I} castle. has 78-vear-old father. Pnnce Franz Josef 11.°will tum over to Hans- Adam the executive flinct1ons he·has held smce 1938. The popular Franz Josef will continue as head of state. retain'ing only a ceremonial role. In has new pos111on. Hans.-Adam has the final say on an~ law, can issue emergency decrees. dissolve the 15- mcmber parliament and quash JU- dkial proceedings. His father made history by forming a nauonal coah- uon government after the 1938 Anschluss when ne1ghbonng Austna became part of the Nazi Reich, and Hans-Adam says he too wants to be mare than a figurehead. ·-· In an interview with The As- sodated Press at the castle above Vaduz. Hans said he favors "new ideas'" and "1f necessaf) . legislative changes." Has pnmary interest 1s foreign policy and has hope is . to strengthen Liechtenstein's ties wtth international organizations. includ- ing the United Nations. "We would already have J01ned the U.N. 1f 1t de~ndcd only on m> hopes." he smd. "But 900 people could force a nal1onal vole bn the issue 1f membership means a public expenditure of more than 20.000 francs ($8.330)." The "nnc1pal1ty's d1plomat1c interests are looked after by Switzer- land, but the two cQuntries' forc1~n policy de'1sions arc not necessanl> the-same In 1980. Liechtenstein. unhke its two neutral neighbors Joined the U.S.-lcd boycott of the Moscow Olympics to protest the Soviet rnter- veotaon an Afghanistan. Last year. the pnnce raised eyebrows by endorsing increased European military integra- tion. including the creation of a Euro~n nuclear deterrent force. "We hove to think about European stability, even though we are neu- tral." he SJ1d. noting that L1echt.ens- tcin has no army of its own • .\fter all. we live in Europe." Two generations ago. the country was so poor that the government tried an vain to mortgage the govcmment- cum-pnson building .•·'llbd Hans- Adam's grandfather sold wme of the fam•I> Jewel-1 to bail the go"ernment out. Since then. the onetime "poor- house of Europe," as he put 1t, bas ~ome one of the world's wealthiest nations. L1echtenstem has a balanced budget. low ta~es and a soph1s11catcd array of mdustnal exports rangmg from false teth to boilers and protec- uve coatings for spaceship windows. Last month, authonties counted 42 1obless and 85 vacancies among the approx1matel> 26.000 people wbo live here There has never been a stnke. Hans-Adam ~~s the key to Liechtenstein's prosperity is f~ enterprise and divcrs1ficat1on. "There arc no state guarantees and no subsidies. In order to survive, our enterpnses are compelled to be suc- cessful." he said. The sale of Liechtenstein po~tne stamps artd tile existence of more than 20.000 "mail box" companies set up by foreigners as a ta:it·savmg device also bolster the economy. They pay little an fees. but accounted for about one-third ofL1echtcnstein's total fiscal revenues last year. Sometimes. these companies have been used to cover dubious deals. But Hans-Adam satd matters have im- pro\ ~Q.smcc controls were tightened following Switzerland's greatest bank.mg scandal in which Credit Suisse lost 1.2 billion francs ($500 m1lhon) in \\hat a Swass court found 10 be illegal transactions funnelled thtough a Liechtenstein address dur- '"'-the 1970s. 'Since the reforms. we have not had any maJOr scandals," he ob- served "l.)nfortunatel>, regaanma·a high repute 1s more difficult than losing it." JAME~ A. LENNERTZ, M.D. ANNOUNCES THE REOPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR FAMILY PRACTICE IN HUNTINGTON BEACH f714J 847-8544 • New Condo Fourplex • Exclusive -Anatieim COmmunlty • FuJly leased, Premium Ram • $ecure, Gated Community ,. • Hardly Believobl• Financin_g I -DlllCT PUICHAll FROM PllNC0IPAL (714) 57-0931 (9-5 Wfflcclan) .· r .. • l ON THESE ALREADY LOW SALE-PRICED SELECTIONS . . AND ON NEW REGULAR-PRICED REDUCTIONS. . -. . . . ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~ FASHION AND ACCESSORIES: , HERS ,. SILK DRESSES BY ARGENTI ~ues 4 14, mcludmp, pewes. Reg. S89. 99. ~iiiidJy 1.md Monda) only, S67.49. Robmson's Dresses, 55/84. OUR OWN HANDKNIT SILK,IACRYUC VESTS b1r.11'St.J p.mcms "nd ~otids. S=-M L flll'"( R£1.. SlJ. 99; 5unday and Monday only, Sll.99. Robmairc Sponswc.ir, 116. PATTERNED SKIRTS BY PRESTIGE Suts 6· 16 in 1morctd p.iccerns. Reg S J5. 99 Su11d.iy .md MondAy onli'S26.99. Rolnm11w ~poTtf'\Drar, 7, all slom t~cept C).znu Monica .md Shn-rn.in 0 .Jh ALL PREVIOUSlY REDUCED DESIGNER HANDBAGS M•n) fm~t1g10us n.im~ Orig. SH·S/85. s.Je S29. 99 S129. 99. S11nday tmd fomiay 011/y. S21.99-S96.99. Robmson 's handbags, 18. ALL PREVIOUSLY REDUCED WILl.JWEAR SEPARATES IN THE RED BAG • {Hat'e )OU hem to the Rc:J &gf) St.tes 4·12. Ong. Sl6-S16. Sotle S/4.99 S19.99. 1mJ Uond11y only; SJ0.99-121.99. Rohm son '.s Red 8.¢ RJ. J 0 .. A HUGE COLLECTION OF PREVJOUSD' REDUCED WEEKEND WEAR lnc{J1dmg ft.zttls Jt"1f>, Glort4 Va1iiUTbilt sep.zratts_ plus m.tn)' more shorts, pants, ttts and sweaters from our spnng/summer collections. Ong. S JO. 99·S56. Sale S6. 99-SJ6. 99. S11rzd:ly • .md Moruliy only. S5.24-S27. 74. Robmson's Sportsu't'.zr, I JO 175//85. FASHION: HIS SHORT-SLEEVED DRESS SHIRTS BY TWO FAMOUS MAKERS \eek uzes J•Hi·/61-1,/111/ cut st)·lmx, m..111y 1tylt•f.. Ong. S2 1·S28.50. Salt SJR.99·S19.99 S1mdiy.znd Mondayonly. SJJ.99-S/4.99. Robmson 's Mm 's Dm~ Shim, 10. FAMOUS AMERICAN DESIGNER • RUG BY-LOOK FU.EC£ PULLOVERS ( ottonlpolyester. Authentic dew/mg. S·M·L·XL. ' Orig. S40. Sale S27.99-. Sundiy.md Monday on/} S/9.99. Robmson's Men's Spomwe.ir, 69, .ill scorr.\ t \ttpt An • .J~m1, P~m ~prmti(~ P.:mor.im.i Cit). FASHION: FOR THE KIDS Al.I PREVft)USLY REDUCED DRESSES FOR GIRL5 Our own .Jnd /Jm0f4s nwker •t'tlt • {(Ir •t7e<> 914 monthl-. 2·4 coddltr. 4·6.\ .md 1-14. Orig. S 15·S60. ~k S9. 99·S39. 99. Sund.i~ and Mmuln only. S7.4~S29.99. Robinw.n s l\uls. · 5311 IJ/49/4 s. ,,/! stom ewtpt f'.1i•n Sprmgs. FA fOUS MAKER ACTJ\. E EPA RATES COLJ..£CTION FOR BOYS .~20 110M L·XL 111 in co1to11. OnR. Sl6SJa. ltS11.99 S1i.~. n toniU)onl)l. s .n.s11.99. Rohl11•011~ Kid n. "IJ siort; -. ncept P. lm 'l'"n FASHION: FOR .~ THE HOME LUXOR PIM.4. C0770N 10ft'ELS BYMARTEX3 Addmon..11 :-.:ivin~) off th.. ~1'!,htf.v 1rrrgi1/.zr coll «lll ,, 51 ' ol ors If perfiY:c ~e 8.zch, l l" \ 50'" .. S! I SY. 99 Hand, 16".tJO". S/6 S6.99 S11nU)1 and Mo nd4y on/)• $7 49 ,• $5.24 Washcloth, Jr\ 13''. •... ~St> S2 99 $2.2.J Robimon 's Tmoel;. J 1 all store, e\(£1'1 f'.ilm \prmg> . F/ELDCRE T lCR>ll< THERMAL BI -\,\/\ET\ Choo~ m J1,c0111.•1ut I·· .'4 <-<>reed p.Nel en/on. ...;. \ 11ncLn 11nJ Orii:. \.<ft , \le rrd.Zl' on/)• /:..111 $50 $}9 99 $22..JQ !t1ft;(,_>:,c't'•1 .PS ',C]9.Y $22-49 ""'!:. S90 J19 99 .c2;: .J9 R >b:•1.«»1 • Hl.mkd~. ~7. all 'ton' l'\Y:t:p/ P..1/1•1 'r•rng' .\fARTf \ \O/ /[)COLOR 100-Tl/RFAI> \Ill I l'< Ol I ECT/O\ fl .... 1t\; nn in.m lu\u1. " of pnh't •re'" < or:o11 ,\1mda and : ( )r1..: \.ii< \fondal onlv T<.:m ~ .'( > .~ ':J "'I S .,.49 Full .C.:ti Sin <l9 Sll.74 Qum1 Si] .t:: IJ9 S/7.U 11.1ri~ s.,o s.1:-. 9Q s21. ~" \r.md • .ml ca~-. pt .'\.}; $1 l 'l.9 .t \. 9<1 Km?, ,.,(C., pr ! 2 • $1 ; 9'J S.10 49 Rrib1 •1 ro11 ".. &d I men'. JU .rl <tom t'\ft'f'1 Po1/m \pnng-.. J' • lnrnmn:l1trt< ma iJ<r.. ,,, w"'\" 154 " ttt--t \.lA 1 11atl or pho11t 01d ..... t \ .._ ' . ' ., .. ·-- .. . . . . NewpCJrt Beach lQr Counc11- ciindidates meet Wednesday . . . LABORDAY .. WEEI<END -SALE STOREWIDE , SAVINGS.10% tO 50% .. OPEN LABOR DAr 10 AM-6 PMr• ALE END c St99.88 , IONDAY FREE --.1 $199.95' swivel rocker when you purc~ase th e_ recliner for only $299~95 ..__,,... ·. B 8699.88 ALL PRICES TAKE WITH A. This handso me butt9n tuft e(~ rec liner and free ~wivel rocker are styled in a durabl e 100°0 nylon velvet, ·in your choice of color~. B. ~699.88 .. ave $200 Reg. $899.95. Thi s all wood bedroom is co nstru cted-Of solid oak and oak veneer. with hancf..,orne V matched ~tyling. Includes dre ss er, mirror~ full queen headboard and night stand .. Che st Reg. 379.9.S no\\ 2<.)9·.88. C. ~ 199.88 Save $300 Reg. $799.95 . You ~u find this lighted 3 pc. wall system great for all you r -..tnraµP need . crafted in an oak laminated finish with chevron embossed__doors . In cludes drop lid desk unit. open unit and door ti'niL You'll find uoexperted quality ~nd spectacular savings, guaranteed to be the be-..t in fn\\rl .... . ~ LBy9µth shelter . . . ~ • receives $55,000 The South Count> Youth Shelter in • Laauna Beach rece ntl> received a $55 .000 federal arant for ltS program of providina temporary shelter. care and couMeling for abused. runaway and homeless youth and their famil- ies . The' local shelter as one of 38 tn California, Nevada, Hawan. Gua~. American Samoa and Trust Tim· torics an the Pacific recervana grants totalling $2,525,327 from the U.S. Department of Health and Humari Scrvtces. The centers in the western regl()n arc among 260 throuahout the coun· try reccivana S 18 million an federal funding under the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act. Nationally. the centers serve about 250,000 runawa}' and homeless youths each year. accord an& to Heah~ and Human Services stausucs. Julie Pozetta. dir~tor of the Laguna Beach facaht>, saad $2 7.000 of the arant would be use~ an the Youth Shelter's "new foster c.arc program. The remainder wHI pro .. ade about 10 I percent of the shelter's total annual bµdgct. · · . ' This is the second year in a row the Youth Shelter has received one oftne competitive grants. Pozetta said. . Ray Catalano Jr. Catalano named UCI chancellor Ralph A "Ra) .. Catalano Jr . a professor of social ecolog)' a~ UC Irvine. has been appointed aslltlant · vace chancellor of academic affairs for plans and programs. H1S appoint· mcnt is effective Oct. I. Catalano will serve as the campus plannin~ officer. He W111 coordinate academic planmng with fiscal and physical planning and wall chair the uni versi ty's ba o-technology comnut· tee. A member of the UCI faculty since 1972. Catalano 1s recogmzed for hts research in urban planmng. H.c..u a _ dent of lrvmc and a member of the lrvine Planning Commission. Local YMCAs offering child care programs Child-care programs offered b> the three Orange Coast YMC As served more than 650 children from 59 differeru elementary schools dunna the 1983-U school year. accordina 10 Jim de Boom. president and chief executive officer of the Orange Coast YMCA in Newport Beach The before· and after-school child- care program have been offered for ei~t ~cars and include structured activities as ~II as full-da) proarams on school conference days and legal hohda "The YMCA provided a structured program for children of ,worlon parent • wtth trained and wcll·supcr· "'~ lcade"hip at an affordable price." de Boom id "Wc'c\cn t1 d holanhip f u(ldi a ailablc to aad tlio -.ho couldn't afford the reaular fee," !'le aaaca. More inf'ormatton about ·the child care progmms at 100.l " (. n be obtained by talhn the YMC of· ficc . The O"n& o st YM , in C\\'J)9n Beach, can be reached al 642·99! tht uth Coa t Y 1 in tuna taucl, can be re ched at ~ f -9622; and the West Orana ount)' Y 1 • an Huntington Be \;h.1r. t 47-9612 . J....__ _________ ~---------::-"'~--~~~~~-:------------.&1----...;......-_-----~-------J-----.:..;.;.~----_..;..~~~::.:;:_~--------------.. \ I I SHOP SUNDAY 11 :00 TO 7 .00, MONDAY_.9:00 I OJS:OO ·N.EW "STOR -E-WID ·E SAVINGS . . . . ~ HA·VE B-EEN ADDED. TO· CEU.EBRATE -. ·ouR LABO-R DAY SA ·LE. HU·RRY IN! . . ' . . PLAZA SPORTSWEAR 25% off: Summit spht skirt in fall fashion col· ors. Orig. 30.00 . . . . . . . . . : •...... 22.50 25% otf: Nubby hnen blazer by Sag Harbor. Classic colbrs. Reg. 40.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . 30.0Q JUNIORS 30~ off: The marked price of our entire Tom-· boy collection. Reg . 9.99 to 36 00 .1.99 to 25.20 · 30% off: The marked pri<i._e of sportswear from Genesis, Chibaro. West Coast Connection. and more. Reg 9 99 to 44 00 . . . . . . 8.99 to 28.40 30% off: All better 1unior wear from famous. makers. Sizes 3 to 1.3 and S-M-l. · YOUNG MEN 'S 25% off: Our special collection of fall tweed sweaters-including pullovers, baseball collar designs and sweater-vests . Choose from brown heather, nayy heather, oatmea~ charcoal. taupe, light grey and burgundy. Orig 20.00 to 30.00 . . • . . . . . • 15.00 to 2.2.50 MEN'S SPORTSWEAR 30% off: French designer logo V-neck sweater in e>rciting fashion colors Orlon' acrylic. DOMESTICS · 50% off: Vera sohd color sheets bv Burlington, • reg. l 1.00 to 25.00 • . • 5.50 to 12.50 50% off: Vera sohd cotor comforters by Bu~ 1ngton. reg. 65 00 to 125 00 • 32.50 to 62.50 50% off: Coordinating accessories, reg. 25.00 to 60 00 . . . 12.50 to 30.00 · 50% off: All our straw placemats. orig .. 99 to 7 .99 . .49 to 3.99 30% off: All out throw ptftows, reg. 6.99 to 40.00 . . 4.89 to 28.00 30%·off: All our kitchen curtains and valances: curtains. reg. 12.00 to 32.00 · 8.40 to 22.40 valances, reg . 7.00 to 22.00 .r. .4.90 to 15.40 30% off: All our embroidered French sheer T ergal panels from our European collect11'\n 30% off: All sweaters 1n Juniors 97, 124. Sweater Teas. Organically Grown and more. Reg 32 50..... . ..........•...... 22.75 30% off: Members Only jacket by Europecraft in fall colbrs. Sleek cotton/polyester chint~. --panels. reg. 19.99 to 44.99 . . 13.99 to 31.49 valances, reg . 7 .99 to 29 99 5.59 to""20'.~--...,_..__...--ir-=----,:+'9 Ong. 15.00 to 50.00 ..... : ..•. 11.26 to 35.00 INTIMA TI APPAREL 20% off: All regularly priced full slips. half slips, and camisoles from Ma1denform. Warners', ·Reg 50.00 .•.... : . . • . . . . . . . . • . . ~ 35.00 30% off: All our Joel and Oleg Cassini knit or woven spqrtshirts Jn solids and patterns. . Orig 25.00 . . . .. • . . . . . . . . . .. .17.50 30% off: Jantzen weekend wear. Reg. 29.00 to 56.00 . . . ~ • . • . . . . . . . •.. 20.30 to 39.20 . ' • LAMPS. PICTURES ) Olga, Vassarette, Vanity Fair. and more, . 40% to 50% off:· European crystal tab! lamps, reg 8 .00 to 46":"00 ·, . · ·-6.40 to 36.::::80:._:_ ____________________ _,_ _______ ~re::.;g~.,.,.;1:;50;:;;..00~t;-o..;22~5.::=;00~e:-Ta:i'ch~-=-::f·:.:-:-·~·~.:...;· ·:...:·~69:.;•:.:-:99.~-----t-----r"t":i\1 • All regtJlar prlcea cotton panties t>y Framed floral prints, go!Q or silver tone Jockey, Swipes, Ma~denform. Warners'. Alex-...... frame . 19. ender Julian. !except £alvin Klein 28% to 50% off~ All St,'fe.I brass lamps, reg:· reg 2.50 to 12.00 2.00 to 9.60 350.00 to 500.00 • • • • .. 189.00 to 349.00 20% off: All loungewear, shifts. dusters. 47% to 50% off: Pastel color ceramic lamps, caftans,: an.d sundresses. 25% off: fvery long-sleeve solid dress shirt in reg 125.00 to 150 00. 59.99 to 79.99 reg 9 99 to 50.00 . 8.00 to 40.00 our collection. · / 20% off: All bras and foundations from Bah, Reg . 19.00 to 27 50 .. . . . . . . . . . . 14.!l5 to 20.62 Olga, Warners', Maid.enform Vassarette Lily of .Special bonus: Buy one pair of Jegular prrce France, Vanity fair. Subtract. Christian Dior, mens sunglasses and receive another pair of and more, reg. 5.50 to 16.00 . 4.40 to 12.80 -eQual or lesser value free with · . 20% off: All short sleepwear from our famous your purchase ..... ,... 12.00 to 21 .00 makers, reg 9 99 to 36 00 . . 8.00 to 28.80 30% off: All men's smell leather accessories .n .. SHOES 20% off: All our Candie's' shoes. Ankle boots, pumps, flats. skimmers and moccasins Orig. 26 00 to 50.00 . . . . 20.80 to 40.00 20% off: All our Bandolino shoes Pumps and casuals. Ong. 59.00 to 68.00 47.20 to 54.40 20% off: All our Naturalizer • shoes. Dress and · casual styles Reg 42.00 to 44 00 33.60 to 35.20 -.-- ACCESSORIE S 20% off: Vinyl handbags by Ganson, Julius Resnick Bueno and our own imports. Many styles and colors. Reg 14.99 to 30 00 . . ....... 11.99 to 24.00 20% off: All our traditional leather handbags and clutches;. Many styles and colors from Gan· son, Phillipe, Bueno, La· Borsa. ~quitable. ---t"'lrJg. 38.00 ro 74.00 •.. ·-· ~--___ m40 to 9:20 .20% off: All Junior jewelry in dept. 106. Regular eluding duo-fold, tnfold and check-mate wallets . plus credit card cases and more. Reg 13.50 to 25 00 ....•.. 9.45 to 1?.50 20% off: All men's Converse court. 10991ng and high-top basketball shoes Reg 21 00 to 53 00 "'16.80 to 42.40 ~ HOME ENTERTAINING · 170.00 off: Wedgwood Stonehenge White • 45-pc dinnerware set, reg 230 00 . 59.99 10.00 to 55.00 off: Colony salad bowls. orig. 15.00 to 60.00 ........... . . · ... 4.99 20.00 off: Mikasa Cherry Blossom tableware. orig 30 00 ... · . . . . . . .• 9.99 30.00 off: Block decanters. orig. 40.00 ••• 9.99 8.00 to 22.50 off: Mikasa , Lenox, Nontake, and other stemware orig 10 00 to 28.501.99 to&.• 14.00 off: lnv1tat1on full lead ocystal stemmed barware. reg 4 30.00 . . . . . . . . . ~S.99...-.::.::::..;.,,·,--~ 50% off: Summer barware by Majestic, FURNITURE 351.00 off: Traditional super queen converttble sofa, orig. 1050.00.. . 699.00 551.00 off: 2-pc. apartment condo size conver- tible sectional, orig 1450.00 899.00 501.00 off: European pub-back 2-pc super queen convertible sectional, orig. 1900 00 . . 1399.00 Additional 10% off: All discontinued floor sam· pie convertible sofas and family room groups 576.00 off: Contemporary Eurooemi high gloss almond lacquer finish 3 pc. v..all unit. Orig . 1675.00 . • .1099.00 551.00 off: 3-pc. coritemporary California oak well ~y9tem. Orig 14::1\ 00 601.00 off: Mooker 3-pc trad1t1onal hickory veneer wall system, or•g 1800.00 . • . . , 1199.00 826.00 off: 5-pc Cahforn a oak bedroom by 8 Jr ngton. orig. 1825.00 999.00 596.00 off: 5-pc Countrv French bedroom by D .. e orig 1995 00 1399.00 atch nq hesl, orig 625 00 499.00 801 .00 off: 5-pc. trans1t1onal oak bedroom by Hooker o• g. 2100 00 1299.00 ~1 t> ng chest. oqg. 850 00 . 549.00 951.00 off: 5·pc. bedroom set bv Stanle','. • or") 2350 • • h ng chest orig 975 00 699.00 601 .00 off: Queen size canopy bed, and reduced .items including earrings. bracelets, necklaces and pins. · • Unique and Georges Briard. . reg,. 10.00 to 45.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.99 to 22.49 50% off; 6·ft fabric ficus tree, orig. 99.99 49.99 60% off: Brass g1ftware," Oriental g1ftware, Dorothy Thorpe serveware, selected barware, or g 2000 QO .13 .... ..,....ntJjoo .... ___ _ • Handmade canopy cover. orig 500JX) 399.00 Orig. 3.00 to 31 .00 . ·. . . . . . 2.,40 ta 24.10 20% off: All textured hosiery fro~ dept. 3 and 77. Reg. 2.50 to 15.00 ........... 2.0Q to 12.00 26% off: All ladies' tights. Danskin, Fle>eatard and more. Reg. 6.00 to 11~00 . . . . . 4.50 to 8.25 COAT/FURS 26% off: All coats, including new fall stYtes and all weather coats. . " Reg. 75.00 to 180.00 ••••••..•.. 68.26 to 135.00 . 40% off: The marked price of all furs. Furs labeled to show country of origin. Selected stores. BOYS reg. 10.00 t? 65 00 • 2.49 to 15.99 CARPETING 60% off: Wall·to·wall carpeting, Crystal Refl c· t1ons or Crystal Shadows, orig. 48 00 20.• MATTRESSES 201 .00 off: 5 pc casual oak oarsons d1n1ng room orig 700 00 • 499.00 201 .00 off: soc con emoorarv glass and gray me!a -i g set or g 700 00 499.00 326.00 off. 5·oc trans1t10!1al dining set by Bern· hardt or 162,5 00 1299.00 501 .00 off: 5-oc 18th centur\f d1ni!19 set by Stanlev o J 2200,00 1 1699.00 Matchjn0 h1na or g 2475 00 1 .00 178.00 off 5·PC Countrv .~rencl'\ d ning set by ~ Cal·Shop, orig 1'675.00 999.00 Matching c~na orig 2000.00 11 .00 751.00 off: 5-pc Oriental dining set bv Bem· hardt. otrg. 1750.00 .... 999.00 350.00 off: 5-pc white wicker dining !et. orig. 650 00 299 00 300.00 off: 4-pc whit v.icker sting group. , orig. 650 00 I .34 .00 300.00 off: lmPQr:t d double p1v°"i1 d I r und tab t ong 500 00 1•.oo 7 00 off: Bare oung r Capri contemporary f m , ong, 725 00 . i .00 off: ba swi 2500 -=----'----&01, -: 2-f)c (j()rQUf Y org 1200 J 1.00 off: 'Cont ()()· . \ (. 1~ 'l _.-~·· ·cM vle lor clabn title: 'City: of tbe Arts' ogcntal art -but no -the d1s-c~1on lent itself toward great opera -but in English. Velma Sun and Robert worked taiether for -ihe fi~t year forming the bQard and created \fir ~eat ope~ in the Pa ant 80Wt about September 1960. l was trea~urcr and wAs respon\ible for · r my partic1pit10n in most oft.he about a $50.000 bµdge" It was .a nd cultural events of ~una sue css but. Robert and Velma sp}11 h I have lried to· have our aity " up at the end of th~ first fall '>Cason. re to the themc .. thc Community The Lyne Opera succeeded for of:.Culture and beautiful homo with fifteen years and only recently was the economic base of sound tourism·· absorbed into the present Orange as past president of the t:'hambtr of County Opera As$0Ctation after C mmcrcc and other cultural events. Yelm" Sun left our community. She o city can ever take away from was truly the heart and soul of the ~na the proud record we have of great opera movc:ment and made 11 t~ oldest. finest playhouse, an · succccd ~inst all odds. n\llSeum, ballet, art school, Pageant t:asuna s record on these great o(J the Masters, chamber rous1c and artistic events has never wavered in ~try reading and. most important, the last thiny )ea~ and has grown t?;e Laguna Lyric Opera. The idea for stronger each year. Laguna Beach is the opera came from una's Velma still the City of Great Cultural Events Sdn and l8Jllll!d in our ~ome on in 5pitc of its \lrtekcnd bizarre Cone} riieetini the famous oriental art Island atmo phere. collector Robert Robert of Pans Long hvc the Ft art and culture Opera Co. and the A.A. Krochs whom of Laguna Beach. my wife, Maxine, and I invited for HARRYJ. LAWRENCE mutual enjoyment and discussion of · l.aauna Beach '. I r : Where are the people? Well, 64 ~nt hve 1n As1a. 11 .1 percent an Europe, 10.5 percent an. Africa, 8.4 percent in North Amenca, 5.5 per- -<:tnt in South Amenca and O.S ' percent m eccama. Degs ane cats get petfood with navors ofbecf, chicken and liver. Too bad. What they want is petfood with n.vors of mouse. bird or squirrel. ~obody manufactures such. Q. In comic books. who was .. The Alchemist .. ? A. Superman. It was an alias the wntcrs created in 1961 for a scepario wherein · Superman and Batman teamed up. The modem spelling of ··news" may indeed have been influenced by the oldtirncy newspapers that ran the letters N,E, W,S on their mastheads to suggest their reports came f{.om all . directions. The word itself. however. One peculiarity common tO-,rmuch older than any Amencan Gemiru ~ple, .according to the news~aper. In 1423, 1t was spelled starpz.crs. ts thcu tremendous ca-"new1s." In J 485, it was spelled ~ty to talk, once they overcome an "newys." In 1523. 1t was spelled 1ohibitin.gsensilirily_10 tuml~on "newes.·· a conversational roll. Gemm1s sell >Nell, if they've got something worth selling. Hidden camera studies prove ttesturcs are used more by women than by men lfa TV station wanted to broadcast everything In one Sunday edttion of the New V.ork Times, it would have to transmit 60 minutes an hour, 24 houts a da y. ~"en days a wed .. for more 1han a month. .. ·O ·- JaCI .... AIDEISOI tay for FEM-A, disaSteF ftinds :a ·disaster W l\SHINGTON -On a gubli.c awareness scale of one to I • the Federal Emergency Management Agency probably rates about a .001. Maybe that' why FE~ Director loUjs Giuffrida has SO"far been abl~lO survive the scandals that have beset his agency -including the forced resignation of his deputy, Fred'Vil- lella, in thrfilce-of'-1:1tl!JICS" ranging_.___ from sexual harassment to misuse of government funds. Giuffrida formerly headed a Na- tionaJ Guard training center in Cah- fom1a when Ronald Reagan was governor. "The General," as Giuf- frida likest<> be called; was brou~t to Washington by an old Nat1onaJ Guard buddy, White House counsel- or Edwin Meese. Recently,. Giuffrida seDt Meese a 4' memo outlining FEMA's ac- complishments during his tenure. Conspicuously absent jfi'om these claimed accomplish&icnts arc FEMA 's manaicment of scate and local ~mergency programs -a func-' tion that's supposed to be one of the agency's primary responsibilities. 1 A draft report• by FEMA's own inspector general shows why. The ..report offers a stmging critique of FEMA's handling of the "com: prchcns1vc cooperative agreements." These arc the mcchanjsms by which federal funds are provided to state and local governments for disaster planning.. The repon was not intended for publication. but a copy was shpPcd to my associate Donald GoldbeTg; The total of CCA grants 1s mo~ than $77 million this year.t paying fOr everything from dam sarety inspec- tions to plannmg for hurricanes, earthquakes and other emeraenC1es-. Ferraro: Spokeswoman for 2career marriage· But. according to the JG, the federal eme~ency planners have no way of knowmg what tind of )Ob 1 doing. "FEMA·lacks meaningful ata to dctermme whether the aaency is progressing toward mission ac- complishment,.. the draft report charges. Such relationships must be sep-arate for a fighting chance at survival WASHING TON -Years ago, a university president was asked why he no Longer ranted and raved about the radical student groups that had been disrupting bis institution. The eminent scholar paused, thought for a second. and said that his daughter had graduated and was no longer on the campus. Now his troubles were slrictJy professional. It goes without saymg that all puoUc events have their personal sfde. The agony of Geraldine Ferraro 1 no exception. Others may see her as tD,.£ 1rst woman to run for national CfJlcc or maybe merely as Walter ndale's running mate I, though. her as something else -a !J!k~penon for "two-career mar-:,:>· Her troubles. have . been my •f'or .almost 16. years now the diihcns. Richard and Barbara. ha' e • n a 1wo-carccr mamage like Ferraro and her husband. John Zac- caro. They have been involved in pohtics and real estate while our business has been journalism Both my wife and I work at that trade. occasionally an direct compet1t1on wtth one another. As a result. 1t came as no surprise to learn that the Ferraro-Zaccaros had filed ind1v1dual ta\ returns. paying more an taxes s1mpl}' to keep their two careers separate . .\nd 11 came as no sueprise to me. either. when Ferraro said she had cultivated an ignorance of h~r nusband\ business affairs - once again to a' 01d a conflict of interest I am sure other two-career couples do s1m1lar things to a"o1d even the appearance of a conflict of interest - and often to no avail. It was interest- ing 10 me. for instance. that some of 1he same newspapers that wrote of the problems of two-career couples when eligtous Right won 't let adversaries ~...,......__,;,,. -------. t terms of its political participation .WASHINGTON -The nation's 11J,Cra1 establishment was badl}' ~en by the Dallas ( Qnventaon· Ely shaken by tho. militancy, the or and the strength of the alliance entcd there between Reagan·s ublicao Pany -and the tra· ditionaJists and fundamentahm of , the ~otestant. Catholic and Jewish t8iths. AJI that keening and caterwaulina dail followed Reagan's address to the cumenacal • brc.tkfast Thursday SJ'Oming arc not marks of a self- ~nfident elite. "It is time for re- lt&ious leaders of all faiths to demand ..__.ltta1 it be lOpped."" U1¢d Rel"Orm labbi David Saperstein and Re\'. • ~bartcs Bcrs.strom of the Lutheran 5:ounci1. Reagan's speech contnbutc an abuse on high o!fice," a "tr~s -OAANGE COAST Daily Pilat. into the moral realm." a "c1v1c ~in." declaimed The New York Times. One had thought the presadenc}. as FDR put ll, was prc-cminen1h .. a ~lace of moral leadership." · What exactly did the president sa'., Basically, his addrcttwas an elabora- tion and documentation of Ore'itcs Brownson'sobscrvation of more than a century ago: "Tbe United States tlave a rehaious a well a pohncal .. destiny. for reliai<in and politic" go together ... fhurch and ,state. as aovemments, are separate indeed. hut th~ pnnciple on which the 'itate is founded have their origin and ground in thc.~rilual order. in th-e'J7TTTTCTP~ re\'ealcd or·amrmed b} rrhg1on. and are in~pareble from them " Reagan's addrc: s wa' not onl\ nicely crafted aod wcll-dchHred,._it ,. H. L. Sehw•rtt Ill ~ 'r•nk Zlnt M8Tl<!gtng £ClJlOI Tom T•lt C ty [Oller RICHARD Co HEN them. If my wife's tclev1s1on nctwark 1s working on a story that either I or m} employer would kill for, ( would be the last to know about it. The.same holds for me. This is done because our mamage comes first. The chances of a two-career mar.riage surviving, always slim }lowadays. can only be enhanced 1f career conflicts arc kept toa minimum and the two careers arc 1t came 10 Ferraro treat those in their kept as separate as possible. vw.n !>hops as an affliction second Nevertheless. over the years two- onl} to labor agitation. Not only do career couples have always been on spou\l''i · COfT)plica te transfers, but the usual hst of suspects whenever a the} arc seen a!> corporate secunty corporate secret leaks out. Lovers or risk!> The operative chchc is, "There mere fnends are never suspected - are no ~crets an the bedi'Qom '..'.... always mamed couples who have the To an eAfent therearen'~ ilt-\fl e most to lose by 1nd1scret1on. Once, an case of Ferraro she can not be both an • editor hed to me ~bout a story 10 officer of hcr husband's company, a prog.re_ss. I think he· fea1ed that' i rec1p1ent of its profits and stall claim would tell my wife. (His name will total 1gnoran~. But it 1s not surpns-remain a secret until Ferraro becomes mg to me that where theu two careers president. and then I will recommend clash, where.for instance she and her him for deponauon.) husband might have a conflict of Anyone who's involved an a two- mterest, they kttp each othC¥ an l)lc career marriage has to admit that dark. · somelJlllCS they are not easy. Things . In the case of the C'o hc.:m .. fo~ can gl'l complic'lued for the couple !nstance .. we avo19 conflicts . ol and for the people they work for. It interest sampl} b} not discussing wcas ccrta1nlv a far caster era for -~ . Par BUCHANAN . -.. .. The IG places a Jood pan of the excculives when they could transfer blame on COn$rcss1onal budfet re- an employee and not have to worry strictions that hmit the federa agen- about a spouse: Will he or she be cy's flexibility. But the report notes happy and (often more to the point) tnat FEMA g1ves the states a tautudc will he or she wind up as a com-1l docs not possess itself. petitor1 "The legality of this action is questionable and certainly not in The~ are.no simple formulas for_ keeping with the intent of Congress." these s1tuatt~ns. Just about all that the IG concluded. can be said 1s that these couples are The cntical report found that lhe wave of the future and that the~ FEMA's basic controls over the know better than the people who , money it dotes out to tbe states arc employ them that career confucts can generally "inadequate," and suggests 1car asunder what God has put that this is because the cooperative togcthc~. In fact, they-we!-~now avcements were put in place oa- something that Amencan business uonwide before there had been any does not: Our rules are a lot stncter "meaningful evaluation" to sec if • than theirs. We have more to lose. they'd actually work. 5() here's to ·Ferraro-Zaccaro and to No wntten procedures were ever Mondale. for c ooslng a-c81'CCr developed, no .-clear--responS;ibiffiies- woman for his ticket. In November. spelled out, and no exact definition of they might Jose. But simply because FEMA's role made, the IG com- the)' made the race, some of us will plained. tn effect, FEMA has been win. The ultimate secret of the two-handing out money largely without career bedroom is out: There are supervision. ft 11 FEMA's cavalier decision to go secrets a er a · ahead with the CCA funding dcVice without advance planning. without Rlcb•rd Collen I• • 1yadicated strict rules and apparentf y without . colamalit. any follow-up to sec 1f by some talist vote shifted back to the Re- publicans and Carter lo~t 10 of 11 Southern states. and the nauon. The same thing occurred in the socially conservau ve Cathohc prccmets of the Northeast and Middle West, where Democrats, abahdoned their own party because they thought their own party abandoned their most ba ic beliefs -to court radicals and trendies and weirdo . If the Republicins will advance themselves fS the J)3rty of traditional r-cligious values an~ beliefs -. ~ith the Democrats depicted partial to the experiment.al. the radil'll and the trendy -a lock on the presidency is P<>' ible. Thi i whanhewa1hng1 all about. P•trlct B•dHH ,, • •YDdl<-•rod col•m11l11. miracle things were workm$ out,'bad a predictable result, according to the IG: "These conditions ... precluded a smooth delivery of emergency man- agement programs and adversely aff~d_thc., attainment of desired progmn ~tts. ·• ---.-- Present and former FEMA officials 1nt~wed have 1l. more SUCC1nct descrift1on of FEMA 's handling of one o tts mo t important functions. They call it "a joke." WATCH ON WASTE: Federal investigators have found that the government spends far too much on various payroll system~10 pay jts c1v1lian employees. At la t count thcK system totaled 75 Many agencies we~ founct to be operating more than oac system. The co ts varied from $52 to $374 per worker. A ~nt report sugesu Wt thr govcmmcn.-could save aa least Sl0.8 million a )car 1fit n:fonned iu network of payroll sy•st m . Jact AHtf'IOll -I• • IYHl~IH col..al1i. ' . .. ' --• - .; t .. • Ou.Int OOllllnll...., of Ollll ••rN• .. ,...... .......... Martlla Fluor of Newport Beach ahowa ele&ance ln fuhlon• 1933 Packard Jrhlch once belODCecl to Clark Gable apholda weartnc a nit by Adolfo from 8ab Fifth Avenue while the etecance ln aatomobllee; The pot1ter car for ~ 1'e~rt Be&ch Cencound"Ele&aiice on Oct. 7 la Aldrich ftrk at UC lrrine u "One of 30 owned by 1'~ and 8)Too Tarnamer. ~ Martha AuorofNewport Beach, wife of J . Robert Auor 11 and mother • ofDouglass,.8; Allyson, 6;.Aone Marie, 5; Maggie, 3, and Andrew, I, still . finds time to devote tovoluntecractivitics. For Junior LeagueofNewpon Harbor she lteomputer committee chairman,"SCl'Vcsonthenominatin&committeeandbasbccnadircctorand eitccutivecommittee member, finance/treasurer and businctss support chairman of the Christmas Company. As a KOCE Foundation member she chairs its nommatinJci:>mmittcc. Fluor, who received her BA degree and did post-graduate work at San DicaoState University;1augbt the learning disabled in the Orange Unified School Districtandnow_works with the Eltploratory 1...uming Center as chairman of the mar~nJ committee. Still another interest 1s the Assessment and Treatment Services Center, a private, non·profit diversion program aimed at providing a positive • • altem~ti ve tolhej~venilejustice ~ystcm for police and youth offepders who come in contact with them. Fluor serves as an A TSC dircctorand on the committee for the Sept. 15 . . party at Sales Fifth A venue, South Coast Plaza, being staged as a kickoff for ell8l1lples of post·war European coach work:. Admission is $8 per person the second Newport Beach Concours d'Elcganct planned Oct. 7 as an A TSC fro 10 4 · benefit. m a.m. to p.m . Theblaclc tie-optiortal-oocklail1)8rty will featureAdolfo•sfall coUCcuon."=-~~last year's event.also undeuhecha.irmanShip of Catherine Tb.yen. presented by Billur Wallerich, fashion director. Three bundn:d arc eitpccted raised more than $16.000 for A TSC programs. · to attend theglamorousevent. Others on the committee are Karen Betson, An undcrwritercampaicn was launched ata recent breakfast at the FranCJeCarver, MaryJohnson,OliV18Johnson, Diane Knight, Hedda • Marosi, Gfon) Smallwood. NancyTamutzer. Shirley Wilson, Susan PacificOubwith supportC9min&fros.ncorporateand individual donations • Wilson, Lone Warmington and C.thennc Th yen. chairman of the indudmg the Irvine Co . Saks Fifth A \:enue, Dynamic Visuals, lnc., Charlie ' Concours. and Nora Hester. Byron IJ.Dd NanC} Tamutzer. Mrs. John Porter, Delane • , The Newpon Beach Concoursd•Etegancc to be staged 1n Aldnch Park and Cathennc Th yen, Ernie and Shu1ey Wilson. the Michael Toomeys; Dr .• • at UC Irvine, is the final stop on thisseason'snationalconcourscircuit. .... and Mrs. Noel Drury, theArgyrosfoundation, E.G. Wan:nin.&ton. the Some of the most exquisite automobiles in the world will be among the more than l ()()vintage, classic and sponscars on display for public showing Garry Concannons, Scott and Susan Jackson. Messrs. and Mmes. Howard • . and COl)lpctitivejudging. • Richardson, RO) C•rver Jr, Ro) Carver m. Henry Braun, Ernie Schroeder. • I Many of the entries arc ones not often shown on the circuiL Top field Jim Mullerand Georsc Dashlell. John and Trish O'Donnell and Dr. and cars to be exhibited include pre-war Bentleys and Rolls.Roycesas well as Mrs. John Applegate. -Foll- lines to lwcuiy . .................. _ . Adolfo"• black , 1reeD and &o14 eml»toldered ribbon )acket tope a 10Id lame wrap ~loue and matc:lllftf lam pl ted e"klrt with a trl-eolor buckle belt. Adolfo's fall suits ----are lush, l?,_n ...:0.-ge_r __ with allu ring mink " .. Orang Cout DAILY Pll,OTISund • - LooK1N c Goo o .. -- -- Nai1s sjJ1itting? File.a way these b~auty tips Manicuris for first lady "N 11 don't break m the middle. They break on the sides SOwhyco\.cr up the entire n tltip with fibt'rs?" ~~kcd • Jessica VartouJhian . "Jfanaili weal ~ou can pply the fibers on the ides andan&Jethemdown.Tllat' whercitncCd iobc rcinfo~d." She said as we sat in her new Jessica Nail Clinic on Coast Hifb.way in Corona del Mar. • • C'ontm umg w1lb her opinions on fiber (papa) wrapp1~She added, '"It maxeutie nails look thick. Tbey accheavserpn tbe"cndsaod with tha\ weigtit they brnl.:- h re the paper ends:· . Chcckinaou1mynails(wrappcd with,papcrtothc! natl blise) she opted a couple off mall bttab at the si<tes where the.4>0li;h was beginning to dup and attributed both conditions to the wrappina method. Jessica, who has five other nail clinics in the U.S .. has . very definjte ideas about how nail~"showd bC cared for. ... although she bas O(ll> one fairly fe$Ularclient at this time -Nancy Reagan. She docs her nails when the fint lady is an Los Angeles or when sbe(Je~ica) is in Washington ... 1 consider it an honor to do her nails," she says, smiling. · But, the Rumanian native paid her dues to nail care working in a department store for years after emigrating 1Qtbe U.S. before taking a bigstepio t 969. Sbeo~neda Beverly Hills salon devoted exclusively•o manicures and ~icures that attracted a list of cclebtatCd clients Jeealca Vartoughta.n I PARTY WRAP ----------~--= . -~a.~ c~uck was~~ fare .the1r,·best 111eif1c1ne? Balbpa Bay Club Admiralty ~ toasts the end of summer By VIDA DEAN celebrating the second decade ofU nitcd Western Medical Centers and the WESTMEDGotd ('lub. appl)'lngpah h.(Be(orcworkingon101ientJnoncoRlcr clinics, a-1echnic1nn mu t so through three month of t 1nin t n h rm th ). Her method i trongon~leaning ..... How long do mo tm nicun ts pendclcanin nails?M ybe 10 manutes?1 hey houldspendntlcast20mmutesclcani"8 andex mman then 1l~todclcnninethcircond1tion (dry. brittle ornormal) and the; tt'pe ofproductsto use." . .Do's &: don'ts A ood m n1curc shou Id la t fort wo" k \\ ith proper care bya chcnt between ppointment That um1ni~hmmatesnnother of Jmjca·~ de.fin ate 1d s- u •f!f.P<>li hremovertoooften. 'Polish rcmovcr1sdryin tothenails."" hecontend : "When a rJicnt comes in, the technician removes the polish. Fingcrnrc not placed in a bowl filled with remo' er and allowed 10 soak.", jesska, in her natural nail pursuit,dOC$D'tapprovc maerylic nailsorlincn wraps claiming tticy alsO dry1he • nail too much. · Anothrrdryma factor. she explains, is usinaeuticle remover. "It' too caustic. I use a cuticle vibrator and Je lea Vartoughlan, who I writing a book on natl instruc1clientstouseacuticlccttamnigl!tlytot.akc1reof care to supplem n International sale of her beauty cuticle build·up." products, offers th se basic tips for personal groom ng So definite is ,he in her ideas on products, that aa of hends. For beat result•: 1976sMbcganthedevelopmentofherown(crcatf)(]to •Always treat your nail.a es If they have wet p~lsh<>n . meet thr ri,Ccdsofspccifict~pcsofnailsJ. HusOind Victor. them. • " ... ~ n-· •• · ed .. _ · m· Dd •Exercise fingers to · helJ> clrc latlon d 11 acuem1st.an1.»onl>fl1JJOln ui;rm_ 1svc1>;~rea growth. . . u an "~ nbwthep~ooucts(theonly~m~suscd_inhtrdanscs)a~ . •Wear cohon·llned gloves whlle dt>lng hou$ehold mark~tcdmscyeralcountnes1pcludan1~adi,~w11zer- chores or gardening • . landandJapan. . . . •Fiie nalls with 0the fine side of an emery board. ~crco!lcctioninclude 33ri'ailpolishcolon. Metal files c n create spllttlng. · · That as enough colors for a w~man to find the o And, she advises. for lovely lookfng hands, to avoid: she likes. A ~erychic woman knows colors that are best •Using nalls as toots to open letters or boxes. Learn for her and won't use more than three shades, usually to use the pads for typing and using calculators. Use the changing with me season." says Jessica who stays in touch eraser end of a pencil fOf' dialing-a phone.• withcolortreodsbymakinaregulir trips to Europe. •Doing dishes or shampooing your hair for at least . . · 12 hours after a manicure. Try not to bathe for eight · .AttheCd~ chmc, managed by Mary Lou :Alben, hours. . Jessica plans to increase the num~r oftec~n1cians from •Walling until the color begins to chip to reapply. fourto20a~deventuallyofferfac1a~s. waxmgand Routinely reapply about the fifth or sixth day after a makeup. Wdlsh~developherownhneof°'keup7 manlcur4?, or whene~er one coat shows signs of-wear. "No. I will stay with what 11cnow best-nails." • DellJ ... ..,.. .... Rcd..cbcckercd tables dotting-six acrc'l: the smoky smeUs o(becftuming on spits and country western music&rccled the more than 250arrivingat Collette and ; Artbar Bartlett'• Peralta Hills ranch. Mounds offruit piled rugli and tasty barbecued sandwiches were available as snacks for the mostly Jcan- clad guests as they chatted on the spacious groundsand awaited \heclapgingcaU forthechuck..wagonfccd . After the sumptous feed-beef and chicken (hot off ~~~--.....,. the coals) and all the trimmings including fruit cobbler The group. fromalloverOrange County, was for dessert, a brief prograf!l was }1elo. Ooaald Cbristeson of Corona del Mar was honored for distinguished service as president (for six years) at Santa Ana-Tustin Community and as retiring president (81-84)ofUnited Western Medical Centers. The honoree. unable to attend, was represented by his daughter Kelll, who accepted bis plaque. Bartlett moves up from first vice president to chairman and president of the UWMC' board. . Jim and baron Henwood oflrvme were there. He 1s general chairman ofFUNDSY, the Oct. 27 fund-ra1sang dinner and auction at WestMed, Santa Ana. and during the program had the opportunity to try out his "Howdy .. greeting on the folks. (He's a New York boy who picked up h1saccent at school in Oklahoma). ~;:.,.:..;-~.:......:.;.i---Gt-hersdt rcmcludedmembersoftltemed1ealstaff w~o were g1 ven recognition plaques as they departed the ranch and Zee Allred (a Tustin resident m the.midst of plans for moving to Harbor Ridge), Doagie Devlne, Jeanne and Gtorge Sham beck (she's on the Gold Club -... _ .... _ Claire McNalr and Doaale Devine.!lri weatem to&•. celebrated WESTllED annlffiitary. I PAPARAZZI PLUS board)and Joleen Parham. Others on the guest hst were and John McDermott an~ Eric Jobn100 (of McDermott and Traynor), Jlmmle and Jane White. WayqeScbroeder (exec VPofUWMC), Wayne and Patti Bronn, and Dr.Hun andHee-jungKlm. • • • Balboa Ba} C'lubAdmiralt} toasted theendof Sharon Henwood pours after-cllnner coffee Jeanne and Geoqe Shalllbeckjolned die •oo for huaband Jim at party on Bartlett ranch. ~eata llnln& up for cback 11f-COD fare. sum mer (and hopefully the end oft Pie post-Olympic depression) with its third annual summer party in the club's main ballroom. • About 4.00ihowed for the California-casual affair and raised $4,000 for Childrens Hospital of Orange County. Members and guests were treated to a festive evening ofoldies but goodies and surf tunes played.by the Jeff Bltettl group, "New Toys", and a wide variety of fare exhibited with spirit by the club staff. -A spirited ceremony was held to inaugurate the new directors headed by President MJrk Wlrttfleld. He replaces Tim Salyer who remains on the board with Mary Pat Earl, Bill Anderton, Sbleld1 Rldlard1oa and Blake Woodward. . . New board members are Joyce Canrtnlti, Robert Harrell, Roger Keating and Ralpla Y act. Jolm Maper is the BBCs appointed liaison for Admiralty activities including tho Christmas gala, "entucky Derby day and quarterly member mixers. . .. . · ;SchoolPower offers Ella in concert . . It's a first for Orange Count} ... Ella Fittgerald will appear Sept. 16-at Irvine 8Qwl, Laguna Beach. After her ~~c.onccn being SQOn~QredJaSchoolPower she will attend a cocktail reception. • School Power. the fund-raasmg arm of the Laguna Beach Education Foundauon. is a non-profit organiza- tion of parents and clli7ens who want to ensure high quality ·education through public schools. The grot1p offers three opportunities for seeing.and heanng Ella. For $200 per person yo u get dinner al 5:30 p.m. on $tagc before the concert. Golden Circle seating, VIP parking, a poster and may attend the cocktail reception. ,, · • A $100 tl~ket 1s good for the cocktail recpetion with Ella, a poster and preferred seating. Also, for $50 there 1s a l1m1ted number of preferred seats available. r-Fw:ther information· is av it t b alhn 499-2114. Deadline for tickets 1s Thursda)'. and there are : no exceptions. All ti ckets will be at WlU call on the • evemng of the performance. • • • • •, Ella'sjazzconccn 1 just onc.ofthe-man}~Cll~lties : on the September calendar ... • Chariot Champions, the ·newly formed support : &roup for tbe"Junior Wheelchair spons camp. \\-tlJ be at the elqant Ritz-Carlton m Laguna 11uel on Sept. I 0 • for an everung filled with tennis and dmtnR. .. Poet-Game9 celebration · Alez Alnres, With lllrtam ltdwa.r • bolb of ·BailtlnftOn Beach, I ft, and VlcJly th of Huntlnjton Harl>Our.,.were p&rtJlng rec nUy j I ~l.. .\ \ > , .. lnvttauons have gone out to 500 for "'hcelchair tennis exhibitions set for 5 p~m. featunng champ and founder of the National Foundauc>n of Wheelchair Tennis Brad Parks and actor Gene Wilder vs. Dave Kiley and Dick Van Patten. Next. comes matches b} :John Newcombe and other pros which will be fo llowed by a hosted reception and 8 p.m. dinner Carol Blanchard 1s chairman of casual-eleganct affair with Emma Jane Riley and Nota Jorgensen as honorary co-chairmen. • • • On Sept. 22 Nora b<!comes a queen because husband Vin Jorgensen will be crowned King ( ole at the ball dunng the second annual Cabbage Roll-off at the Orange Coast YMCA 1n Newport Beach. Helping ham with ht royal duttc~wtll be h1s-fiddlorHhree-Sany Luby, ~obn Crean and BotJCtmm.- The affair includes the cabbcige roll contest at 5 p.m .. reception. auctions. dinner and entertainment "1th cthf\iC group dancing. The drcs is spon wear for th~fun evenmgand the $43. 75 tickets ma\ he obtained b} calling 250-4711 • • • Now. ti seeing the latest fashions is your thing ... '84 faslt1ons designed b} students at the Fashion Institute of Des1&n and Merchandisang will debut at 6 p m. \\cdncsda} dunng "An Evenmg to Remember" at fry.cl Coun. South Coast Plaza. sponsored by the Costa Mesa Chamber of.Co.mmer.ce-. It's a kickoff party for the second annual Arts Month and also will feature announcement of poster contest winners. first annual Arts Month award, Costa Mesa Art League display and music by the South Coast Symphony Stnng Quartet. Also, hors d'oeuvrcs and no- host cockta1ls will be available. Tickets are $10 each and reservations may be made by calling the chamber, 979-0563. • • • The hottest ideas in intenor design will be showcased next weekend at Interior Design Show '84 at the Orange Count} Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. An opcn1ngn1ght p:tny on Thuf5dft}'wiJh -foed. wine and 01g band mu ic oy ""Th ~mor Class'' for ncmg wa be sponsored by the George M. Cohan chapter of the Oran&e County Performing Arts Center. The event is $20 per per on and tickets ma) be arranged b> calling Mary Doi:r and Gordon Gordon the Center', 5 6--2 l 2 I. · ----~- . Husband and ~ife te.i~ ·authors of "Race for the \\lorksho~ capped off with an organ concert at noon. • • • • Golden Tide." Gordon Gordon and Mary Dorr. will be at Marnie Floor Reed will open her Linda I le home the Balboa Bay C'lub Sept. 10 to speak at a fund-raising Sept. 12 for the fifth annual memhe"hipcotTecoftbe L luncheon for High Hopes Neurological Recover}' Group John Vianney Chapel Guild. Mrt. Loall Ama, for Brain-inJu red Adults. Gordon (he was an FBI president win welcome members. The 10 a.m. coffee 1s counrer-intelligencc agent dunng WWII) has written open to all who may be interested. Jacq_ale Sc~amaewr. more than 20 novels and Dorr is known to millions 675-5244. may be call d for funher information. through her telev1s1on shows. Proceeds from auto. • • • graphed books sold at the event ill go to High Hopes. Jack Zaremba, a t 6-year-rcsident of Ncwpon • • • and ari the P<>kesman for HiUs Brothers Coffee, will Luncion is S 12: call 646-7458 for reservations. Beach, known for his roles as Dr. Danvers on ''DiHas" ·• unday at The Ritz for RIO" on Sept. 16 is the aucstspcaker for Newpon Harbor Panhellen1c'sannuat third annual bcnefM of the Ncwpon chapter of membership mcctiQg at t O a.m. Wednesday. The event Rchab1htat1on Institute of Southern Cahfomia. in the Glendale federal vings Community Room. The event will feature a concourse of classic car~. 100 Newport Center Drive, will include a salad D1x1rland band and ~.ocktails beginning at 11 a,m. luncheon and bridge after the meeting. Women followed by a it-down champa1nc brunch at 12:30 p.m affiliated with a national soronty may att•nd all "The brunch i5 1 depanure from our two prev1ou meetings held the first Wednesday of each month, formal event .". 1d Martauc Ganer, co-chairman · ptcmbcr throti&h June. with Barbara Campbell ... This time. we are oann the • • • men hlack tics '" rm wqthcr." ·More membership meetings ... Oranae County With the h Ip of Hui Praaer, owner bf r:hc RtU: Chapter of Clipped Win • ucward 11\i! nae of r Uturant. and h1 tatTthc chapter has ra1~ more than lJ nned Airline • plan a turoay luncheon auhC cific S 125.000 tn rc<1u tbebu1ldm fund at RIO' fac1hty in ub bcginnana -with cockcad1 at 11 a.m. ~at d Oran . • pa t :t11aht attendant ma) call BefedJ lata 11 or funher mformntinn on the brunch (Chrne 67J.300l or.8*leFeamanat~713l . Pra er promi an cxc1ung menu}. RIO may be U d t 1·7400. • • • • P) I Hills ommmcc of Orange County Phdharmon1c 1 l) w11l M l~omc nc" members t I 0 m. mccuns od luncheon to be held pt. 11 at the homeof 1r nd 1rs.Robtr1 .Dile.WlJttlScuras 1 oo• {)( ' ttt~. he nm-da t comm1tt will con,cra t n the C-ry tal C lhedral m Ourden Grove. for a mom in or · onentatton pd I 1 ... - .. / , .. . \ J:ilDERS ' BRID G[ I DEAR READER : We un W muy requ .U 'ever &lie ,..,.. f.v thoM laaiad1 ....... .,. &.e a.. .. lavwlte1. 'l'ltal mu" plte • Htt. - For lJt c.bDe bel ... Oteref.,... •• • are devodnt the Uclay Cttuua t. a 1erft1 of f&mou1 buda. At tbe ud of t~e 1erlea, we wbt p b&t.k &.e ,uf weekly q eltlon uCI auwer ~· get a letter Crom • •• . a.mi. • wure you. ~ A1' 91 Both vulnerable. South deals. ..I wa . dealt to that chap ith the 0 • ORT}I walru must ... h -unplu ant +A 1011 • J 107 fellow. I must admit he bid hi hand "We t made hit bett retur:n-ol a • I;:) J 87 ensibly, but what he did to me 'o club: H's better to be llUdty im Right stuff fn wr:ong places The Olympics have been over for three weclcs now. Los Anaeles freeways arc bacJc to ' gridlock. Bilingual cab drivers are once again back to their first lantuaae -YUgoslavian. And the promises I made to myself as 1 sat there 1n front of my TV set for 180 hours, watchina · those y,ouna. taut, muscular bodies bein&"pushed to the maximum, have gone to that baa septic tank in the sky. I made a resolution durinJ tho~ two weeks that my entire hfe was aoina to chanac. I was aoin& to ch.allen&e my body to do thinas ~t never thou&Jlt were possible. Dis- cipline was aoina to become a way of life. Pain would make me stronaer a.rid strenatbcn my character. I made a schedule. Fint, I .was aoina to take all my hand-washables that 1 had stashed a\vay for the last e1&ht years (and which equal my body wei&ht) and eventually build up to lifting them over my head and holding them there I FASHION CALENDAR ERMA Bo11Ec1 for 30 seconds. ~ . Then I was aoina to run the 26 miles to the shopping center each da~. stripped down to a pair of saun shorts, a sleeveless·T-shirt and two ·major cttarac CUiis. 1 $ct 1oals f6r myself. I knew through conscientious exercise and perserverance I could park in a fr~:e. minu~ unloadLnJ zone, sprint 400 yards to a White Sale, , get four matching sin&le percales and be back in the car belore I was ticketed. I geared the enure house toward fitness. In each door frame I put two hanging rings so that every time 1 ~ ROBINSON•&: Nina Blanchard of the Nina Blanchard Ageneir m Los Angeles and Joe Hunter, head of Ford Men Inc. of New York, will present modelina seminars for men (2 p.m. Sunday) and women (9 a .m: Saturday) at the Newpon Beach store. How to be a model and the different types of • modeling wiUbe discussed. Fall fa~haons for.petites by.some top d~siane.rs wilJ be shown at 2 p.m. Saturday 1n the designer salon. Hue Hosiery will present a leg fashion seminar Friday in the hosiery department and the Anne Klein fall collection will be highlighted at I p.m . Thursday in destgner sportswear. Also on Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m .. jewelry designer Susan Cumminas will present her semi-precious and natural_settipgs. NORDSTROM: On Saturday ,;fo•n:a1 modet•na of Versace desians will take place from 10 a.m . to 1 p.m . m Collectors on level two of the South Coast Plaza store. versatile clothing made for traveling will be modeled from It a.m. to 2 p.m .)n Town Square and Italian teoms wear by Ellcsscc will be shown m Acti\e Sportswear. In Jewelry on"Saturday and Sunda> from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. a trunk show will feature sterling silver and vcrmeil 1ewelry presented by Sunstone. · Imponant trends for fall with a look at the latest styles from fashion centers of Italy will be presented Saturda} at ~:45 a.m. as a benefit for Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation of Orange County. Doors open at 8 a.m. and $5 admission fee includes continental breakfast. Reservauons deadline is Thursday; call 549-8300. T • • . BULLOCK-S: New fall amva s from Guess. Santa Cruz, Espnt and Oenerre will be modeled noon to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Fnday ID Young Attitude, middle level, of the South Coast Plaza store. Back-to.school sletp ~ shins will be modeled from noon to 2 p.m. Friday in the lingene department, upper level, and Espnt for c~1ldren will be mformall> modeled noon to 2 p.m. Saturday an the children's department, upper level. • • • J. MAGNIN: A noon luncheon showing of European and Amencan designer collections. furs and Laykan et Cae jewelry is scheduled Wed nesda) at Pronto Ristorante, South Coast Plaza. For reservauons ~S r&t call 533-7644. De 1aner collections from Judith Ann. Albert N1pon. Adolph Schuman and others will be informally modeled an I. Magnan. Pronto and forty Carrots restautant on Thursda) with a Petite fashion show at 7 p.m . ReSC'l'Vations may be called to 957-1511. • • • • t'. I 3 BROADWAY: The Ncwpon store has scheduled audattons 1rom to p.m. Satur~ay _fcir auys and pis (ages 15 t~ 18) to tryout as models f<?J' .-n upcomin& Junior show. Ten winners will be chosen by Lan<ta F1sh~r · . Tickets for the Se t. 13 Luis Estevez fashion show luncheon. at the lrvme Mamou ote may - an:anged by calhng the Chaldren's_Homo Society office at 542-1147. SPECTACllAR lAlll BAY WEEI SALE/ SAL P iOD AY THRU SUN .. SEP T. 9TH OPEN MONDAY. SEPT. JRD. 10 · 5 One of a kind Imported designer fabrics, basic f abrlcs, notions and pattern$ direct to you at ·discount prices. Woolens, Gabardines, Siiks, Corduroys, L Cotton, Imported Rayons. Novelty Fabrics. Drapery and Upholstered Fabrics. • Beautiful Bridal Dept. In West L A. & Costa Mesa . Discount Prices on All Fabrics 20 °/, Oft All Patterns, Trims & ~otlons Always · PANT FIT CLASSE llQN UP NOWI .. werit through them, J could hang an an o A J JO 8_"-o...---~ the play • . . , g~. and my dttlattr __JpeaM iron cross. The clothes hamper had a + Q s "West led a low spade and ~verythlng perfectly. He pliyed ~ hoop over it. I kept a stack ofthe'kids' WEST . EAST declarer perforce won the king. from the table and captured East• favorite albums and each day l Qge 2 851 Now it would seem a lead up to the· eight v.ith tbe nine. Then.he eon· planned to step inside of a circle. spin • .C • 0 1.ueen of clubs. or ev•n 1 diamond tinued with a low club to.:the "'Uftn around until 1 nearly screwed m} <:i1 6 2 -0 Q 1 5 4 ,. • ~ body into the ground and throw the o 7 3 o Q 9 e 5 nesse, would be a en1ible way to and East's tctng: Poor East UCi album for as many yards as I could + J 7 5 2 _ + K 8 · play the hand. But no! Old walria-either to give dummy the lead wtth toss it. · ... : SOUTH lace bad' to go a.rut be clever. He a diamond or a spa.de. or ebe lua The ti t .that none of this has • A It cashed the king and ace of diamonds heart. Even if Weat held the·queen worked out for me is not imponant. Ci:> AK 9 s and continued "1th the jac:k. And on of hearts. dtda~r could aa1.ur.e What is crucial here is that up until 0 K 2 this trick he discarded me -just 11 himself of an entry to the board now I could never figure out wh) +A 1098.c if I were a lowly deuce! im~I by playinf low. As it was, he there were four years between each ''East won the queen of diamonds m an overtrick because Eut bad Olympiad. aive little fool that I am. The bidding: I thought it took the host count!) that Soatb West 'ortb EHt and could do no better than return a th q en. . IQn& to build all the facilmes needed 1 • Pa11 l o Pua spade to his partner's queen. That "I uk .rou: b that bridge!" for the e"ents. 2 S? Pua S o P... brought about this position: ... aa1 qw«..., ter dila ~ &.e No. no. It takes four ~ears to find a 3 NT Pau Pua Pda • J CMtl•• H. G ...... Oaar Si..rtr. can swim team that has the courage to get Opening lead: Four of •. Ci:> J 8 7 •1 tMI ..,,.,.,_, Ed •Mk • .,-. .. into a bathing suit with legs that go all He stood tall and his bearing was 0 10 9 ~.:!! ,. .. ~~._::;:;. C.~ the way up to the armpits. • + Q 3 • ...... • · ·-..,_ How easy do you-think it as to regal, as befits t .. e most powerful • 962 • 3 I• 11• ~ ~ c. tae IM -...l unearth six girls who can balance card "in the pack. Yet their was recel•ed. themselves on a 4-tnch"bar and hold something about his demeanor that Ci:> 8 Ci:> Q 1054 Cla&r1" G_.. _. Oaar ...,.. ,.... in their stomachs at the same ume? showed his pride had bfen hurt. 0 • O 8 · ....:Dy ~ uMnalte .. unrw all Or who can 1u1dt 4\ horse across an "Just awful.'' he muttered. "In no r:.•llJlf171 5 1 2•••l•.K1.S••••• ..... ••••rl•IMI_,• ....... II~~ 8·foot bar without npping.her pants. other country in the world have I I'm talkina raw courage here. Oh been. treated in such a manner. To sure, a lot of us have the right stuff. Ifs be discarded like an old shoe! 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Almond Costi Mesa, CA Orange, CA 92W ( 71 41 971.5533 (71 4) 642 -0302 (71 4) 971·2075 Oq:~antzt' ~our coupon savings "tth the Supermarket Shopper. each WednesdCJ~ and Sunday in the Dail Pilat ......... ~wuva ..... •1• _._.,. YO. .. . ' A Full Senice Salon Individual and ~rsonallzed pampering People NEED classified • .. SEPTEIBER SALE 20% ·off Licht Weicht Joaing Suitl -SlllWILI UU"·Clll•I SEPT. 21TI I 2m Some ihing Special l~minin~ fuhion 250 E. 17tb • .Coat• Mes• • 645-5711 .. ~ """""'' • la.ht0• rot 11 ........ '""" , • ., ... " tlm1 II Orange County's largest selection of Imported.~ Antique and Reproduction Pine.. An ever changing selection ·of one of a kind antiques P.lus gorgeou reproduction m Old Pine. Over 7500 sq. ft. of showroom. .. I • I . ' Ojai desig~~ V-~"w o~the past b · of 1he best lake 1n mer1C'a tor b>1 s tn11lbo" Quaint CQffiffi 0 lty an artfS fetf at fhhang 0ft"n and 12 pound bll)) Ure Known for h~'1 '>C!lti~ of,phumor, . rnnunonl) ~au~ht 1here, nnd lu t Wood.ha~ a postt'd nottcc. O!!cfY, and a fCSOft f Of re r ationiStS , 1n1mcru Jud: fi hermnn brought in Rea ona~k an~ Unrc wnabl In· a 16-pourid e h:h. Boat antl canoe ducJed in h<.'r pllc1y I) a room By OONNA and RA\' OTT •..-et• ,. "'9 0.111 "°' OJ 1• nuun hoppinaci:nt r nd 1s 1c111alsa1~a' ilablc tthelake 1dc.as hou inghcrlaraccolle\t~nof1ddl}fl. \\ell \\Olth \ome bruw!lltl& time. 11e ~.SO t-ampitlt". nnd t'\Cn an lurnnurc. and ~mfact rom n 11', Ncarbv arc ,c,crar othl'f -notabk a1rst11p for nwdt"I .,lane . • Wood'~ gallcf) is open d:uly, 10 ~.m. · I · f •· 1 c 1 " h 1 • lf\ou prefer )O • water-hot rnste.nd to 6 p.m. In the 19.'<h. thl· Ojai \ lk~ lir~t p1nl.'\J pron11n~·rKc "h~n 1t ·rvl'd as Holl ""ood', Sh:rngrt·l a tor the mo\ 1e "Lost lton1011." , · exnmp eso c .. r ~ u 11orn1attr\ 1 Cl-01 ~old, ti) MatihJa Hot Spnn~, :.•~ Jf)ou'rt plnnnina to \l!ilt the OJI tul'l'. m ludm& th<.· cm hall. hbrnry. mil•· northw"<t of 10·•11. Ortfmall'. \'allc~.· for more. than a da), thcrcan;, • S1. Tuma:. qu11l:.~ hapel. and " '" " odat n l 1bbe\ Park'• .. 1c>bc wall\ und foun· the hcahh ~pts bl th<' Chumash ndi4n numbtr of good ~ccomsn ions 1 · tnm. \It art. wuh1n \\UH~mg Jist.in<."C tribe. it no\\ I) shot inincr.11 baths. a the moderutc price rnng<'._~0 t •:; Rn·cntly, tlw mtern;monal' .,f10t· light focus~ on the valle:> "hen Lake Ca atas, eight mile """'~t of do'' n- lP" n Ojai. en cd as the 'Ille t'or the 01> mp1t' ro~ingllnd('3not'1ng~vcnt . of each othei. s"1mmins pool. snack bar. and p1rnll' 1ur-cond1uoncd and loca•~ on t t Ojai ha) four city p rks plus other area. m in h1&hway.. Rr on ccOJn(}t rccrc.1tional ,ites th. t provide ~car-The :utist colony in OJBI •~ read1lv d:auons arc U\'a1lablc· at the ~1 round mon ~uliura1 cH•nts. CVldcm m the num~r of sn.1dios. Vatley Inn &Coun11~y€lub. Abo, I c But whethet or no.t the 01~ mpi~ re in to""n . Ojai und 1t~ immediate 'urroundings orft•r a \\Ide \;met) of scenCJ"\ and act1\.1t1c'i tor \'3t'attoners. . Libbe~ P1t. rk is ihc annt:Jal ~uin.. 'shops. ~oa aallencs that <"arry work~ Oak~: owned by not.rd fitnei.s .... _ • b\. 104,;al anim. Drawn b) the ...cenery :iuthorit .. • · hc1la Cluff. 1s ~ ht-.ahh for the Mrxacan Fiesta m Scptcm~·r. • .. n· d tranqu1·11·t" ol· th" vull"), artists re"'rt that has a \8Catton p:tckllge of the OJa1 Valley Tennt~ Touni:in"nt " ' .. .. ·""' ind 1n pnl, and the Music fc ti,al 111 J havt" found tt an attracthe .. ~ttina in low-calorie meals. lodging. a ex· While Ojai n1a1ntam'> thl· tharm of u 'lmall ranch commun11~ (about 6,000 popula~1on in to" n -4 000 in the cnllr\.' \ allb ). n 1s also a 1>opular retreat for arusis a'> "ell a'> an ae,11H~ M • which to work.'"' I -emsc programs . st~1e an<l S;ll70ltl Parks both h.i\e . local art JS on conunuo~ di~pla) ------------· . rc'IOfl for l"C('rca11on1st!> · · . t\) you enter 01a1 '1a Route 150 from Los .\ngelt•'>. stDp 1ir'>t al th~ · Dennison Grade \ 1c" point for a spectacular\ 1ew of the cn11rl' 'alle\ ,\ large stone tx·nc h mar~., 1 hi.' i.pol Just as p1cturcsQue. Imm a ll1ston- cal perspective. 1s 11 d o!>cup '1e"' of downtown OJa1. ""here much of the arthitecture rcf1t4·t!> thl· to"n·., carh Spanish hcr11age The most prom•· nent example is the post offi<.'C, at lhc center. Y..1th us Spanish b\.'ll tower free tennis coun~ plus Soule 'ha\ an at the OJa1 V11ll<-'~ Art (enter. wluch 18-hole ttoll 1:oursc \\ith greens fee~ also -.ponsors a"' inter Cratis Festival ranaing lrom $6 to Sii ')ar1ott1 Par~ 1s eacb °""ember • • ' the scene even. Labor f)a) wl·ekcnd .\bout thn·e miles from downtown for .the 0Jal·Budwe1scr Slo-rnch O:Ja1 is The Pottery. 971 McAndrew \oil ball Tournament Road, wh1ch·1s the home c;1ud10. and Founccn miles east of 10.,.,n " gallcl) of an1c;ts Vl\.ika and Otto Dl.'nnison Park. \\1th tent and 1ra1k1 Heino. camps1.tes and.lob of hiking ti:<lils in lntcrna11onall) recognized for their '~acres of pine and oak trees potter). th1: HemM have part1c1pated You w.U also find plcnttful hilong. ~ tn more than 200 major exh1bi~s and ~mp1ng. fi h1ng, and horseback nd· have w~n man) awards T~e1r gal· 'fflg opponunities throughout the Los lery. ma peaceful garden ~lllng wtth, Padres National Forest JUSt north ol a J>Ond and pet peacocks. ts open . tOY..n. The U.S. Forest Ser,· ice station Tuesday through Sunday, I .to 5 p.m. g1\ es free trails maps. and the OJai · The grande dame of Ojat potters. Oj«t·· po.t omce, with lta mJuton-style bell tower ••• an architectural landmark and focal point of the downtown area. Across the street 1s tht• arcade a block-long Span1sh·~t' k an:hed pomco sheltcnng a \..tr1 Ct> of • mtcreStingshops and gallene!> T'ht!. rs Valle) Inn R1dintz. Stable' on noted ceramist Bcatncc Wood. has Hermosa Road rents hor'IC) for $7 per her studio about four miles east ot hour. , town. at 8560 OJa1 R_oad. You ~an Lake Cas1tas...is. reported to be one spot her dnveway by its bnght pink Quiet charm of_ Cambria worth dj:scovering - .\bout five mmutes~uth of Hnrst ~~nnhscdvel'Jn& this town s beaut1-hnc this thoroughfare. buildings -a \Cf) small' Jail house 1 petrified wood. q!aru. agate and a Castle. the Srt)al~ town of C ambna tul settm~. and quiet charm 1(, "'ell \1am Street 1n West ~.1llagl' ~ou'>C'> built m 1884 and a schoolhouse low-grade ptde Vacationers also win Yfllb its statel} pines a~d.. panoramll rewarded such d1\crse shops <ls The Sold1a constructed m J 886 -as well as a find picnic grounds barbecues a ~an views. prov1d.cs a scenic ~as-.\n)' lour of the to"".n should bc,&in_Factory." well known fonts pewter lighthouse beacon dattng to 1850 playground and a s~mmmg p00I. saHr ae1-away vacat1<?n. with a walk down Mali:t treet. which ti~urtnes. ~nd "Heart's Ease "special· rhe Allied Arts Schoolhous~ ~allef} The park 1s open during the summer •. Because Cambna l~s olTthe main runs through Cambna s d1!>~mct East 111ng in dned no't"~rs and hl·rb'>'. .\bo now occupies the school. 11 s open Wedncsda) through Sunda)! from Hlghwa) -SRI -.!ts often missed and '-' Csl Villages. .\n . galleries. there'!. the Pinedorado grounds i.ttl' dail) from noon to 3.30 p.m. noon to 4 pm. oastal travelers. said Joni Hunt antique stores and handcrafted 11ems. of the annual Labor Da) paradc and North of Mai~ on H ilkrest Street • ~lo Club travel editor. · Bui ttme man) fashioned b) focal residents. fair. Pinedorado claims two historic '>lands a pnvatei residence known as Also off Moonstone Beach Dnve 1s >; · Nit w11 Ridge Ovefthl' past 40 years Leffingwell Landing. a state da)-usc I I lls OY..ner has incorporated a ,anet\ park Along with p1cn1c areas. ... • • of materials mtb its consrructton, braziers and a boat launch. the par!.. ·::.,.-.. ODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE includmgshells.carpansandbottles. pro,1desv1cwsofwhalcsduring1he1t I About a mile southeast of West winter m1gk'at1on af!d sea oilers Village is East Village. also kno"n as throughout the )ear. Tide pools tn the • Old Town. II was ongmall) de-park are esptt1all) good for Qbsen a· · veloped in 1866 and over the next 20 tion. . , A~OSS 1 Reads briefly 6 Explosion detect- ing system 11 Biiiiards shot 16 Portals 76Chum 77 Wheel edge 78 Oven 79eypasa88 81 Roctcy hill 82 Companion 83 Strong liquors 85 Appear to be 86 Unroll 137 Terminates 27 Pries tnquiSltlvely 96 Male deer )ears became a center for shipping Located thn.-e miles north oKam- 141 Mate turkey 29 Has a snack 97 Arrived and commerce Th<.' lumbering and bna.Just olTSRl on the inland side. 1s 142 Russian despots 33 Thulium symbol 98 Nimble "haling enterprise" of that era han· San Simeon State Beach. with more 1« Brlttsh sailors 35 Foam.former 99 Greek provinces been rcplacl'd b) bu!>inesscs. speetalt) than 130 tent and recreational vehicle 146 Sketched 38 Idle chatter 101 Natural ablhtles shops and restaurants. Across thl· slles Fac1ht1es include picnic street 1s a convened home. ong1nalh grounds and tin." nngs. nul. there an." 148 Lubricate 39 Legal clalm 103 Concerning built in 1874 and s1ni:e enlarged. no RV hookups or showers. Tide 149 Verb form 41 Inquired 104 Woolen fabric accommodates .. The Brambks Om-, pool!. tn the area arc for observation 150 Craoker State 43 Factory l0,7 Bargain event y nl·r Ho u\e ·· onl> abbr. 45 -the mark: t08 Break suddenly .\ dme through ( ambria·s rcl-.\bout four m1k farther up the Sailboard ·1anshea~ for gorge HOOD RIVER. Ore. (AP)-The Beach Bo\ s may not ha\.C \\rttten any i.ongs abOut 1t. but the Columbia Gorge 1s fast becoming a boom area fol' surfers from the Northwest and clsewhen." . h's not lhe sun. surf or Caltfomta girls that draw tnem. It's the wind. Sa1lboarders -surfers usma sails -have d1scGvcred a dream come true where the Columbia River cuts through the maJCSllC Cascade Range between.. Oregon and Washin&ton. Cool 1emperaturcs on the west side of the mountains and warm temperatures to the tast rt'Sult in s1e.idy winds through the gorie from mid-March to mid-October. Winds a~ragina 16 mph year· round coupled wtlh the downstream current of the Columbia allow idven-· turous souls to zip across the river "With the wmd blowing from the west and the current gom~ cast. you never have to work upwind," says Jack Sett). 28. of Goldendale. Wash. "Thars why this sJ'Qt 1s bcconunJ. one of the best in the United States, tf not the world." On Sfil1ng and summer weekends. cars from Bri ush Columbia. Cah- forma. · Washtngton. Oregon and Idaho travel on Interstate 84 with sailboards lied on top. 21 Whole amount 22 Bullfight site 23 Olly f~t 24 Unaccompanied 25 Thoroughfare· 88 Tums toward 89 Quote 90 Boys abbr 91 Lyric poems --~l'T'l8aSUfe 151 High-pitched -obeyed , 110 Dynamo part cbrated pines on the (Kean side of \RI coast. the '-' 11l1am Randolph He:srst Instrument 47 Mix rc\eal<i homes built m a 'anct\ of Memorial State Beach. open for day 154 Harrow's rival 49 Three: pref 111 ~lare arcl\itectural SI) Jes . .\long the shore use and picn1d.1ng. affotds travelers a 156 Nero's six so~ silk1NQCID t 13 Drove fast Mo601aonc &affi. l'H1 ~ e t)Rcr~--ats"rant \ 1c" oi Hearst.( aslie The gorie's populanty has grown as recognition of sa1lboarding's thrills has thrusl the sport mto the nation's recreational mainst~am. lnvented in 1968. sailboarding did not begin to take nold in this count!) until about I 0 >ears later. 'A-1th the ad\.cnt offoot straps and ~1st t:tamcsscs that made ll less ph)s1cally demanding. • Surfers get soaked repeatedly ·IS Y..indsshiftormisha tosstidersrnto - the water. 28 Sandy-colored 93 School class lynx: 2 wds 95 Nut tree 30 Anatolian goddess 96 Reach across 31 Chinese pagoda 97 PrehlstOrlc human "32 Old soldier 2 wds. ~Seed vessels 100 G~eat anger ~ Alp 101 Cargo unit ·37 Storehouse 102 Short letters •39 Permit 104 Walk In water :i'O Woman's name 105 In time past 42 Rebuff 106 King. beater 44 Guy-rope 107 Rescues 46 Guido's highest 109 Distant note 110 Italian city 47 Male titles 111 -milk -48 Spire 112 Helm position 51 Unhurned 113 Italian seaport 53 Blackboard 115 In abundance .55 Tent poles 117 Arrow shatt ·58 Boat paddles 118 lhre&-bagger ..ea Ooze 120· Crooned "2 Straightens 122 Perches ~5 More adorable 123 Divides with others ~ Baseball period 124 Time of life ·:.,S Render 126 Fear-Fr ~o Behold! 128 Random flnng .:1, 1 Ancient estate 130 Crude building 72 Long narrow cut 132 Afternoon party :.3 Equip for war 134 Tumult ~5 Challenges 136 Network • . . ·-• ~ 2 3 4 !I 1 a , ·-. . . ~ :.. .-:: ... .. . :.: ... . . . . .. ... ... .... .. .. . .. • .. . . . .. ,. ... •• .. ·: ·~ --: ;. °4' .. ... • -: • ·: ..... -· ... • ... .. • , \ .. SI 11 • 157 Pilri08fY 52 Garden pest f14 EX1raordl'18fY motels and n•c;taurants "llh sn:nte , For' add1t1onal mformauon ~n 159 Basketry~ person ocean '1cwc; Cambria. call the Chamber of Corn· Despite the apparent n k. however. tl'> proponentssa) sailboarding rarely results in broken bones or other 1njuncs. ;: ~~~ ~~ders 116 Mouth part This strt•ct als.o provide!> an:c~' tll merce al· (805) 927-3624 between 9 160 Llquld measures 117 Japanese dry \hamcl ( ount} Par~ "here am and 4 p.m datl}. or write 767 162 Lassoed 56 Spnng flower tx·achcombers ma: fiod Jasper. \i n St . Cambria 93428 164 Organ meat 57 H1stor1c period: 2 measure .\ Jjrospect1\.e sailboarder can be outfitted with a good-<1ualit> board, reinforc-ed mylarsail and.wetSUll for about S 1.000. 165 Granular snows -wds. 119 Account entry 166 Narrow shoals 59 Reptiles 121 Stringed 167 Expunge 61 Shal1ow dishes .;; Instruments 9 DOWN 1 Barrel strip 2-Box hd.' 3 Attending 4 Seize 5 Move smoothly 6 Cowboy's seat 1 A1temat1ve w()(d 8 Nurtured 9 Dlllseed 1 O Demolishes 11 Animal enclosures 12 Old Ger 13 Br1dal shower" 14 Egg-shaped 15 Silver and gold 16 Olympic event 17 Winglike part 18 As far as 19 Go In 20 AS5Jgns placesJo 63 Over]oy t 23 Bed linen 64 Shoe bottoms 125 Spring or summer 66 Misfortunes 12f Chestnut horse 67 Fierce 129 Strain 69 Golf club 72 Location 7 4 Army pollce abbr 76 Leader 78 Flying toy 79 Automobile style 80 Fizzy drinks 82 Masculine 84 Go by bus 85 "My Gal ·" 87 Author's tool 88 Basketl)all team 90 lndependtmt o~: colloq 91 MuS1cal dramas 92 Manufecturf!Jd 93 Lee's foe 94 Fast car 95 Sheltered inlet 130 Begin 131 Four-bagger 133 Got up 135 Stumbles _ 138 Japanese drama 139 Plunges 140 Playground tlem 142 Narrative 143 Shady dealer· Brit 145 Clip suddenly 147 Had on 150 Mountain pass 152 Femare ruff 153 Any· dral 155 And not 158 Enlisted person 161 Size of st101 163 New Zealand fort 18 19 20 -. PALM READING TAROT CARD READER AND ADVISOR MADAME MARIA BEGIN YOUR TRAVEL CAREER SEPTEMBER ti. 198-t E\erythin~ \ ou :\e-t'd Including Comput~r Trainin1t Sailboard technology 1sevolvmgso rapid!\ that this ~car's high-per- formance board ma} be next year's anuque. s,ays Sett}., who with his wife. eCrk} Jo. opened a sailboard st\op 1n a Hood R1\Cr hotel m 'Apnl Moro will rell you 1he past, present and lu•ure and g•ve you adv•CP on .,,, rn irr oge and b1ls1ness CALL TODAY (7••> 835-8111 A n'\:ngineen ng aide ata Boc11ig C'o wind turbine testing site m Gold· endale. Betty started win~rfina af\cr seeing 1t on a . television com- mercial. Regular gorge surfing tnps have tumt.>d him in to one of the arc:i's top sailboarders. 620 No. Main St., Santa Ana IM 1\11 1\111 110 IM 11\1\t "'"I ·• 650 723 1 870 W. 19th ST. READINGS $3.00 WITH THIS AD When his board capmes in mid· nver. Betty qukkly recovers by pushing his feet on the hoard and pulhng himself upright as the wind counteracts his wc1 t. • ~~Golden West Coll ege· Take a Closer Look! . We are offering "late-startingh classes beginning the week of September 10: · ACCOUNT! G ... BIOLOGY ... BUSINESS COMPUTE·R SC1ENCE . . TECHNOLOGY ENGLISH ... HEALTH EDUCATION HISTORY MATHEMATICS ... PHILOSOPHY . PHYSICAL EDUCATION (BEGINNING RACQUETBALL. TEN- IS) ..... POL.ITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY REAL ESTATE ... SPEECH _ _,_ Registration for these lS·week classes will.be conduct din the 'Admi~sions • and Record~ Office on a first·come, first·served basis beginning tue day, September 4, \ REGISTilA TION HOURS ARE: .· ' • l ' ,. ' -- • - /INTERMI SS ION ""===~== ~ New season under way for local theater gro LI;ps u·s new season this week nd l\\O Hurd, .to locol C'ommunn) 'heaters \\Jll eel 11 featured. withapa1rolrnmcJ 1 ~wh1chha\·C'n•1 . omplC'tin thl' compan) are J yet been een by Oran Count) TOM M nn. Renee ldon, 1. Bradshaw aud1cnc Yale nn<l C roline hcpherd. 1 he' T he new arrival , w~1ch offic1all) ho\\ run~ rnda}I ind SB(urda~~ at }jc-k off the 1984-85 camp ign, are T 8·30 throogh Oct. 6 at the \\ e 1- "The Farmer's Daughter" at the ITUS min ter thcafcr, 7272 Mapk• St .• and Huntington Beach Phl)hou~ and ''A l"e ervnt1ons are a' :l1lnblc at tomb With a VitYt .. at the West· 995-4113. minster Community 1 heater. Both Ernest .Browni;g. Performances will "htlc 1h ason u. o~nin lbr open f.ndoty, "Farmtr'' for;,six Wet"k be 'vcnrnoayi. and turdays at the two hm,s. others are r1ng11 end and •'Tomb" for fhe. 8:3 (w1th a p:ur ot Sunda~ matmt'es dO\\D their cunains· th1:. ·"celtend . .Phil de Barro~ i directing "Farm-at 2:30Sept. 23-and 30) through Oct. The) *nclude: • ·. · er"s Daughter," a tage adaptation of I) at the playhouse, Main Street at -"Lavender Follie " at Seba • themov1ccomed¥wh1chwonloreua Yor)ttown· A'enue in the 1ff ti n' West Dinner Pfayhou~. 140 :Youns an 0 r 111 1948. J1n1 Am.an Village snoppm& eentcr. Call ve. Pu.•a, S.m C1emente (492-'}950>. and Ed Hayts:take the leading roles, ' e32-140S for ticket iJ!f(irmntaon, ... clo ing periormances WcJne.sda) with Charles'Taylor, lcne H}au, Meanwhile, the ·Briti h comedy thrd'U h turda) '"' 8 . p.m. and Kathleen Mahoney and J ck Willen-"Tornb With a View'' goes on the Sundn) at land 7,p.rh. • · bather m featured a 1gnmcnts-• bOaids at We!ltminster under the _ .. ADyUtln& G<>es" aboard 1ho · R_pundina.~ut the cast arc fann) direction of Aida Grigsb); Lomune P1ll(Jm 11 m Dana Point Harbor and Ruth icgall , Stan Scott and McWilliams, Mitchell Nunn, Bonnie (7Sl-1344), com~leting JtS sum- --~--1111!1-••••lillliii--------------· · mcrlong run w1tti final pcrformance'i Thu™lay and Frida) at 9. Saturda~ B • J t and Sund&) at 7 and 9. . Ian ca . agger wan s -"Tbe Comedy of Errors" at th·c- . · Gem Theater, 12852 Main .t.. C1ar- den Grove (636·7213), windup per-,:;,·}• f~erent act1• ng· roles formancco; Wednesday through Sat-tJ. 11 · . . urday at 8 p.m .. Sunda> at 7:30. Four musical comedies conttnue s; JERRY BUCK dictator. ·she has 8 lot of henchmen. ttleir re ~1i'e engagement~ around • . the cou~ The> arc: . uT~w....., so she doesn t dirty her hands. She -"Barnum" at the Ne'Npon LOS ANGELES-Actress Bianca w?nts to take t;>ack her country and Theater Arts · Center. :?501 ClilT Jagger, darling of the JCt set and becomes 1 n ,. o I v e d w 1 t h fonn• wife of the Rolling Stones' . •• · Drive, Nc"'port Beach (631-0:?8g), mercenancs. . . . · Frida\s and Saturda)S at 8 p.m. Mick Jagger. sa) s he'd really prefer a Jagger. _a n~t~ve of ~1caragua and. a through Oct. 13. _ · role asa "sweet 11rl" 1nstcad of always one-time poht1cal science studc!"~ in -''Tbt Best Little Wborebouse in being cast as the femme fatale. Pans._ says: ··1 do a lot of poht1cal \Texas'' at the Harlequin Dinner · .. Well. actually, I u ually play \\Ork in Central l.mcnca. foa cena1.n Playhou~. 3503 S. Harbor Bhd .. women who have 1. cool side and a • ext~~t my rol~ ~s Simone Prcvcra 1s Santa Ana (91.9·5511 ). nightl) e:m:pt childlike side," she say~ nibbling at a • pohtical, but ll s rcall} more of an Monda\'s at varying cunain 11mc~ Box office success· Patrick Swayze. left, C. Thomas Bowell and Ckarlie Sheen portray guerrillas fiaht-tng a SoYiet lnvulon in the moYie .. fled crust of bread on her plate. "In . adventure." • through Sept. 23. ·success' the lad} prosecutor I pla)cd She left N1carag~a when he wu 16 _;!'Boffola" 31 the Grand Dinner .--------...:....-----''----..,.---..;...:...-----------------............................ ~::::::::'.:' was tough and cold. Then she falls in and went to ~~ns to. stud) at the Theater. 7 Freedman w~ .\nahc1m love and reveal!> hcrch1ldlilte ide. ln Institute of Poht1ca1 Science he was (772-7710), nigh ti) except MQnda~s -'Flesh Color' I'm a Mafia leader, then born Blanca Theresa Perez Mora de at va~ing cunain lime through Oct. I fall in love and reveal the other Macia and changed her name to .,8 · side." Bian~~ when . ~he ~as _in Paris She · "' :_.,ADytblag Goes" at the Curta1~ Jager, wha divtdes Iler time be-says. Blanca 1s white m Spanish but I Call Dinner Th~ter. 690 El Camino tween living m this country ahd other thought ~t wa~ too formal, so I cho4'e Real. Tustin (838-1540) RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY, IMC. • F• Tht Rat Of Y• µIt 2 HAR9CJt 8LVD • COSTA E A -S4J. JlS6 p;fns of the world, also Sl)'S she'd like the ltahan version. It's a name, to do comedy. "I'd like to do more incidentally. that Shakespeare used 1n r.::============~============::;- American telev1S1on -if it's gOl'>d. 'Othello' and 'The Taming of the " .. AU .. , TENSE AND . TEAR' IFICI" I'd love to do a series." Shrew.• .. I " I• She.q?)akes her firs t American TV "My father was a well-to-do busi- appeilrance m' an episode of the ABC nessman," she says. 'Tm not really a fall series "Strcethawk.'' which stars member of th~ oligarchy. My father recording star'Rex Smith as a motor-was never political, but some mem- cyclc police officer turned govern-bl-rs of rny family were An uncle on ment agent. Once again, she is the my father's side was ambassador to femme fatale. Cuba during Bausta's regime. On my "J1m a lady hca' y," he says. "the mother's side someone was an am~ wife of a deposed Latin American bassador to Bonn. ~ . All Day Kindergarten ·Classes enroll Now FALL SEMESTER STARTS SEPT. 10TH Enrollment Now Being Taken -Aeatonable Tuition Kindergarten thru 8th DotH /o aoo, •w s.ry~ WMr9 P~ -High .cltolMtlc •t.ndard• - T-.chlng ttt. 4 If'• -t'Ndlnf (with phof1b). '""1nt11 llrltlt,,,.tk. rudl,,..•. A .Privttle.Scltool of Distlnctionrcmnlfed in 942 Kindergarten In Fountain Valley . thru 8th Grade 16835 Brookhurst 714) 963-7831 • • Pat Coana CBS hlO<""'I "'-CllS fY "***V2*. One of the ,most gripping ·Eastwood adventures in WtD1 879mO Pacific An.ht1m Of 111 ,.., ql-'!l- mA 5295339 ~nn Bru Plaza ,., ~, • • 8tDA ,WI 952 4993 UA YleS 8 1o111ta..i.P t n TCM0~81 ~ • Edwards Saddletilclc ll lltt Al ...., ·• tumtGTON llEACH 848 0188 ld'#ards Hurit1111ton lucll .... ,,. ' c-. LA KABRA {213) 691-0633 AMC F asllion $quart _,.,...., LA llmtADA S2J 1611 SRO GATEWAY 5 $ll•1A:Y""' ..... MISSION WllO 830 6991 [ dwll'ds Vrq, hw l• hr £1 OirUl!i 1€wm1T BOCH 644 0760 [d1urds Nn,po1t lo Ctdt< Cblll 6J.4 25!>3 Ci~ 'S> r., SANTA W ~!Hc.44 Ed• Meis Brl1.tol WCSTWGlU 1913693 PaoflC Hiway 39 O!.fft s.. "" ,,,, -I COSTA tEA ~6-3102 [dQtds ~ •TO M-TMTm•·--~ ·•-1•111•-- '8llJe CIOI[ ~ 4'0 I ldwam Westbr c:aAllil &34 3911 I.IA City Ceft WITAAM ~744' [d!l•ds Bnstd llSTmStO 8913935 COW.OS <:-.. 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Plau S.6 2711 Al lllmG Edwards Saddlebac~ 5815880 (J ltrtM ild -FOUNTAJN VAlliY hmlly fou1 963 1307 17161 Btaoollv<\I •OIAJI:[ C1nedome -6J.4 2553 · 'u r., 1'£STMlllSTIJ H11wa1 39 Or In 891 3693 lit.a.:• s. °' '-' r., • PRESENTED IN DOLBY STEREO (!ll)o) 11 l'cond tnnc. 1hcrc 1 nother opportun1t} to "•xpcr11.:n e &he cottt{'d)/drnma that 1s ilc tinl'(l to bl-Conte no1h«'r classic 1n the Ions hne of i;uc~"~ Imm the ~I >"11ght \.\ hu'e pen never 'IC~: ms 10 run di). n incrCJ1hl} prolific \Hiter. 1mon h hid a re,gulnr, nlmo t enr1 • UCC'l..,s1on of h1 t l'of11C'd1l~:. and mu 1cals tl(·ginninl!, ~1th·: omc Bio" Your Horn" in 1961 and lollo"cd b' ••Harcfoo1 in the rar~" •· fhr Oild toupk.~' .. Thc)'rl' Pl:t)ln8 ·Our ong," plus 11\an)' 01hcr\. Jn h•'I current hit. Simon ta~e'> rt'rhal'S' hrs most St"ftOUS look ~t-t human rclauonshi~ Still. a a .. bal· ancc . for 1hc c:arncc;t. ltomet101es painfur. and often touching mo· mcnt . he btends 1n an rqual amoun1 of the traditioncil 1mon wit !'-~ --THE PORT THEATRE 673-6260 Mon Niie All Seale '2 00 "T/J1 l1t11Tt1 of lflrt/1 C11rr1" 290S E Ctut MltJ Corelli ~ti lh1 ---------- ''DON'T MISS .. .fascinating drama:· -Stephen Schaefer US M<tiaz1ne "WELL ACTED. Dterate:~ -Vincent c.anby ,.., Y Times ''SEDUCTIVE, graceful and clever:· -oa'vid Ansen Newsweek • • • UNITED ARTISTS THEATRES ••.•.•.--... GRfl"D OPE"l"G WEEK Opei Dally At 18 AM -larpi1 Mati1ees Daily Arst 3SM9s Expect S11 l Hol. : ~~J:rut;f.§MI . 11 l • Pol,.,. II h HHJ ........... .....:._!_ J ·,, J ., il . ...:~-L I. t ................ - 1'TIGHT ROPE" 12:30, 3:GO, 5:30. 1:15, 10:45 "RED DAWN" UREYHGE Of u~~.,~~1~. !~. ~~~" I .11~~!~~!~;:s. 7:30, t:30 7:45, 9:45 ---------- 12:00, 2:JO, 5:00. YM, 1C>30 "DREAMSCAPE" 0 10:30, 1:00, a:15, 5:30, . ~.10:15 "CLOAK AND DAGGER" 12:1S. 4:00, 7:45 "PHILADELPHIA/ EXPERIMENT" 2:15, l:30, 1o-M "C.H.U.D." 1:30, 3:30, UC), 7:30, l:30 "THE WT STAIFICHTER" 12:00, 4:111, t:OO fllUI "TUUTUIAL" 2:00: 1:30 Mcie O'Anfe'o-•winner. £...,,..,.,. c... easy lo Mm ""'11 lte r.ad eo tfsJ. It all for Me ~ tltlng that really matfeted. COSTA MESA Edwards Mesa 646·5025 IRVINE *ORANGE £dwards Woodbndge C1nedome SS 1-0655 634 2553. "'UNDER THE VOLCANO' i• eaplosive ... inventlve end excitingly directed. Albert Finney'• ecting is ewHome ... he will be nomlneted for en Oscer egein this yeer." -Joel •••e••· GOOD MOANING AMIAICA. A•C·TV ~~ ~ ... .... 1Zt4 ls00, ls10 l1H, 1:41 . - EXc;LUSIVE ENGAGEMENT . edwards NEWPORT ....--•oil 0 ,.,,. .,,., 644 OJ6Q la( '-Oa\fMWt lt'•lf• • J•MilQlfl & MA( al'"""' T1t1.·T1111a. 1:H, 1:41 . . . conu("allv pubescent • Jc" 1-.h > ou1h evoke the llll" ibhng rivalry that who 1s :.i"multaneou~I) 10 mg. to deal lso 01 1 bet" n moth rand.: unt. w11h ti1 adolescent horrnon~ (Ill· In "Bnghton BcAch Memo1n," cfodang frusu11tcd lu t•f1$ after imon c.Jrh,ers n "'onderfully" rm <'OU in Nora) nnd \\llh Ill pos111on :i and humorous slu:c of life from hi!> ond on \:h1ldh00d, probllbly o;1m1lar in rnany " ) 10 other dcpr ion-era child· H1~ 11101her Kate. for whom /1600 . . . woman' WOT l OC\Cf done. I:> l)h1m tely, however, ~ £1\CS \IS rdih)tH::\11) pla)cd by Broadway and £,.C'l)fam1ly, as 1t universal!) ~x1 ts, TV iktrc s Joan Cofl'?l:ind. Coin· \\Ith all of the attendant lo,e, gorro , cidentall>, Copclat>d'~ mo t TC\'Cnl IO}. and pain that arc ane\'itably p:il't \I.Ork pnor to 1h1 production. was"" offamily relationships. • ~r own rcal·lrfe Jewish mother (in ''Brighton Bear.b Mtmolra" COil· \.OUs1n. · · her brother Arthur Mtlkr'~ "The towards more independence and Kif· Una at tbe WUsblr.e Theatre, 1440 Young.Simon {rrnam~f~nc)ts mrncan.Clock:J ~pttt;nc<1h(rMOl:\"csherc~ononal WHO.Ire Btvd., Loa ~&etes wttb pla)cd tc:r ~rtl'cllon b) Jonathon M a r k N c I " o o conl11cts \I.Ith ht"tsi \er and her eldest performanct!I at f p.m. 'roe1day1· S1l'"erman. a Re' CTI) Hills tce_n \\ho (Stan le) )persuas1vcl) shoulders 1hc dnughtcr. Nora (W~nd} Gazelle). • Saturdaya, 7:30 p.m. Sunday and rnadt" h1sBroadwaydr.but m th1srole. re pon~1biht1cs that come \I.1th bein& Both Ga7elle and En11 .Lt:'1gh Peck la matllaees at t p.m. saturday and Silverman is tou1ll~ com 1ndn a·s the :--elde. t son~ and \.\amtl) portra)" a \Ounger s1 tcr Lauttc) realt)llCalty Su.nda)'A Edi~Otirgh a theater.~go'er'sdrea~ ~_:..:_ By MATT WOLt' • show as possible m 1hrcc wech 19.50-1980." doc~ no1 e\pect to be i Berkow1tt is a professor of EnahSh A•-.. led ,_ •rn• In 1979. Berkowitz ~v. 145 shoY.s his record this H'ar. but his and drama at Northern Illinois Uni· al the festival. and v.as c11ed several enthu iasm· for the· festi\ al is un-\Crstl)' in De Kalb. Ill. He attnbutes EDINBURGH, Scotland -The .world's ·:mo!it ardent 1heatergoer," Cirama profes~r Gerl\ld Berkow1t7, who set a record here in 1979. i back at,the 38th annual Edinburgh Inter- national Arts Fest1' al ..ecing as man~ rca~runningin the British edi11on ol dimmed. , his slower pace in thc~carsc;intc 1979 rihc Guinness Book of-World Re-''I like 10 think tha11fthere is a "toa"maucrofcndurance;rathcrthan cords as the \\Orld's m s1 ardent c;pccial hcaYen for good theateraoers a lack of enthusiasm.' lheat~rgoer. . when thev die. then it looks like the "The big difference 1s that I'm The 42-}ear-old author of "Nrw Edinburgh.Fc\t1val," New York ·born ~tting older." he said. He had Broadways~ Theater Acros' America. Berkowitz said in an intcr\1ew planned to·sec 70 of more than 900 t-----;.._-----------~-------------rr===;::::=::::=======:::;i dramatic events at the festival before YOL' OWE YOl RS'ELF he left. SEE 'GREMUNS' AGAIN BEFORE YOU HIT THE BOOKS! 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' 55 GREMLINS (flG) 3107 20Footl6ose (PG) 1105 5 15 ... 25- ANAHEIM Pclot\c s"Anah(>lm OnYe In 879 650 BiiEA UA MC)Vl("> 990 4022 COSTA MESA UA C1rwma Center 540 (J594 FOUNTAIN VAUEV Fam11yfotJr 963 130"/ *IRVINE •MISSION VIEJO Edwards VteJO Ma~ 495 6220 ~ANGE 634 2553 SYUFY City Center -·~ .. SANTA FE SPRIAGS 523 9310 la Mirada Dr In l)A· -.-1 DRIVE -INS m~c; STADIUm 0 UI ll /R, !!!ltll• 11101 SUd•u"' '1LASHflOINT (R) s Plus Co·Hlt Ouel Zone (RJ THE WOMAN IN RED (PQ.tJI PlUI Grandview (JS A (RI REVUIGltOfl'THE HEADS (R) Plus Porky's (Rt GRDIUNS{N) Plus Tl'le NenrEnellng . Story (.-0) KARATE IUD (PG) Plu1 CO-Hit Cloak & Daner (PGI llACHltLOR PARTY (RJ Plus Co-Hit F oottoose (PG I *WESTMINST[R Eowards Qnema West 891 3935 - WESTMINSTER Pac1nc s Ht Way 39 Drive In 891 3693 •BUENA PARK UA Movi· 8 95Z 499 l E.d~arm Un ~er~1tv 854 &111 OAANCE C1neoome 634 2553 COSTA MESA' E:ml..ifd\ C1n.-m.t Cent Cf 979 4141 •LAGUNA HliIS ' E.dw .• rn, \aoborn ~-.11H •>Mal 768 6611 ( M) ~ ACcrP1tO ~ THIS U«KL..,EHT ) • • PR(S{µlfO IN ls.-00 -c-=== They're not staying down there, anyinorel C.H.U.D. (Cannibal tic. Humanoid. • Und rground Dwellers ) O~E MORE ADVENTURE "Now. if I'm phyc;ically exhausted. BEFORE THE SUMMER'S OVER. I go home," Berkowiv <1aid. "The other night I stopped at 10 p.m. although I could easily have squeezed in two more." The concentration of dramatic otrcri'ngs at 1hc festival, easily fhe world's largesrdevoted to the arts, is great indeed. There arc official events such as Anne Jack~o and Eli Wallach in their Broadwav show "Twice Around the Park," and th"e N<!w York Negro Ensemble Company's producuon of Charles Fuller's Pulif!cr Prize-win- ning "A Soldier's Play." PG •. These compete for audience au.en-. uon with some 830 "frlngc" cvcnts- unofficial performances of plays, cabaret and dance that tart at IE> a.m. and end around 2 a.m. next day. "I try to cover all the theaters and my rate so far is fractionally better NOW PLAYING • CGllAMrlA ·--·-llCI -C).a•H llZll:ll ............... • then Ave a day," Berkowitz said. "I don't dehbcrately choose the shon ones,'' he continued because it's possible to see 20 of the shorter producuons in 24 hours . "°'' \.li1111 --""" .................... ·-lc::::l ,_ um l.N~J f\ NOW SHOWltGI ANAtO 6398770 STADIUM OR IN BREA 990 4021 UA MOVIES 4 8IDA PARK 952-4993 .UA MOVIES 8 11YOU REALLY . CHEER! REVENGE OF THE NERDS makes ~care about its -t-=-:i characters. Robert Carradine has created a ~t characteril" '-• JOL ~ "'8C IV COSTA IESA 979 .. 141 EDWARDS CINEMA CHH£R COSTA K SA 540·0594 UA SOUTtt COAST a T~O 581-5880 EDWARDS SAOOLEBACK GARD£N GROVE 530·4401 EDWARDS WESTBROOK WE 854 11 EDWARDS UNMRSITY ORANGE 6370340 AMC ORANGE MALL SAN AM CAt. 493 4545 PACIFIC MISSION OR IN WESTllNSTDI 893·0546 UA WESTMINSTER MALL "'DREAMSCAPE' IS THE NICEST SURPRISE OF THE SUMMER." Enter a 'NOl"ld beyond your wildest imagination where anyjhiog can happen. NOW COSTA MESA 631·3!>01 LAGIN llACH 07 1711 SHOWl'tGI [dwards H31bof IW111 £dwards So Cont Pl&r1 aw m 4011 n. Toao ~1 ~ <Ula &37 o~o UA Mov 4 Edwards ~ · AMC Orani• Md BtDAPMIC 9~2 4993 l«JNTNiTON llACff 847 3!191 ORAi& 6343911 ~ 4'MI ·°" UA CitJ Ctntw---'~-..-, COSTA •UA ~co 0)~ UA South C6a$I GENE WILDER'S ·-54 8811 E.dw1rd$ Umvtf1111 NOW SHOWING wml9CSm 895·~333 UA Wntm1nsler h11n , • Brian Do~ dlYea into third bue aafely daPn& fourth lnnt.na of SaturdaJ''• game ac~n•t tbe Yankeea. Downing J' adftllced when Reaate Jacbon'• •toile wu m.19played by center fielder Vic llata. Angela rallfed for· 11-4 'rictory. • J Daily Pilai Martina,· Lloid Orange overpower fOeS County Top lQ· ............ 6·4 ......... •rte ZAM et •V•rt•r'•c-, ~ lrt ...... ...,., .......... ................... Beb LftWI VM• .................. seuttMm Calf we cMINI .... ..,.. WMdl ""' ........ Mft NU·l'Vll lvWt. l. ll'OOTHILL Lendl also iOmpS, but severa l s eeds upset at U.S. Open "She wasn't pressing me on her serves, so I was able to do what I wani.ed," admitted Navratilova, who is scckln& her second stnught U.S. Open title and her sixth consecutive Grand Slam singles victory. Lloyd, a six-time U.S. Open ctiam-· NEW YORK (AP) -Manm..t pion, took one hour to dispatch Navratilova and Chns Evert Lloyd Bunge, who has yet to return to the continued their colhs1on course Sat· form she displayed before an ear urday. easily advancin_s into the operation last year. fourth round of the U.S. Open Tennis .. lt'a.a httlc bit windy opt there_....· Champion~h1ps. very windy, very, very windy;: Lloyd Czechoslovakia's Ivan Lendl, who said. "I don't think that she's a good has lost m the men's singles final in wind player because she hits with so each of the last two )ears, also cruised much spm -topspin and slices. It's pa t his third-round opponent, but easier if )OU hit more of a flat ball. So .everal seeds were IJ~w.,..i~-UJJ~..;.I Li. un=s~t ~l~a,,,_c;.;d;..;t::,;h:T.c=-:-w~1n'i'd~bc~t~te;;.;r.~"-:--· "':"7'--:-:-- r courts at t e at1onal Tennis rown, • Pay a inc game Ccn.tcr i~ushlD& Mcadaw. apinst Undl, who probably is the • Eighth-seeded A.aron Knckstem, best basclincr in the game today. The the 17-ycar-old who reached the Czech's pawerful serve and feroctous fourth round here a year ago, was forehand were too much for Brown, climmatcd m a night match by Greg who is ranked 107th in the world. Holmes. the 1983 NCAA champion, Gcrula1us. on the other hand. had 6-1, 4-6; 6-2. 7~6. and Tim.Mayotte of to scramble to get pasl his third-round Springfield, Mass., upset 10th-~ foe. Eliot Tcltscher, 6-4. 6-3, 6-4 in men's .. It was pretty easy until 3-2 in the play, while West Germany's Sylvia third (set) and I just lund of ran out of Hanika knocked out No. 7 Zina steam," Gerulaills said ... , didn't Garrison. 6-3, 6-2. and Austria's have too much time for breakfast this Petra Huber ousted No. 16 Andrea morning and I just went fiaL : Tcmcsvan of Hungary, 6-1, 6-4, in .. They brought me a fruitcupoo the the women'$ singles. court and I felt better. n was a little Navratilova crushed South la1e for the 11e-brcakcr, but I felt OK Africa's Jcnmfer Mundel, 6-0, 6-0, by then. and Lloyd cruised past Bettina Buqgc "I pla)cd two bad points and went of West Germany, 6-1 , 6-3. to the fifth set. You cannot dwell on After a devastating 35-mmutc a.s>-whatyouhavcdonc'wrong. You bang · Laat-plac•-. Be•ttlt ,., .. Del Crandall •• men11ger. C2 ArNpl1,_. OftCGle .. tootlNllltemne .,. ....... ca. MO~ingday fOr ~ngels . They pass Royals. and pull w1tbin • By 1U~HARD DUNN •. ~~Cort ..... The n Is had one tha~g.om for IMm before they C\Cn am\cd at the ballpark · turday nialn. After learning that Minnesota bad fallen again houri earlier in Toronto. the ngtls knew thC) had .. an JOP- ponunity to climb clos.cr fo the American League W~t. And, when Kansas City later fell 10 Chicago, second place wa there for the takin So. !;eforr 40,077 at Anaheim Stadium, the An_sels took advantage and pullcdJrilb.in Ui,.~ o(-Uic Twins. movedlnto second place in the AL West and won thelf' third straijh1 come-rrom-behind victory. h wasn't easy, but the Angels pinned an 11-6 defeat on lhc New York Yan-kees It was also the An4C1s· fourth win 11\ a row, the fir5t time they·"~ ac- ··Fullerton holds on in opener 801 E. Idaho (AP) -Cal State Fullerton stoppt'd a Boi late two- point conversion attempt with l:22 remaining to defeat the Bronoos, 27-2S. in non-eonrercncc cot.tqe foot- ba I ac:uon at Bronco iad.ium Satur- day night. . It was the ~nd straight )eat me TitaH from the Pacific: Coast >'.lh- lctic AUociation. drlcatcd their Bi1 Sic)' Conference rival~ m dramauc:. last-minute fa hion. La~ year. Fullcnon 's Greg Steinke kicked a .51-~rd field goal •'llh second rcmaarung to rum tht Bron- Stcin"\c. a product of Fountain v~ High. " s also fact.or tur- day n~I. accounting for niM potnts. incJudang a 37-yard field goal 1n the . fourth quarteT that proved to be the margin of vrctOI). Fullerton led 17-12 at I.he half. and mainta.1ncd I five-;po1iir lead aT'24=1 9 after three quarters . With 1cu than two m\nutcs le~ Boise State tailback Jon Franas punched aero from one yard out. scttin& up the attempt for a two-;point converston to tic . 8Ut a pass from quarterback GttaJd Despres -who c:amc in for inJU~ starter Hazsen Choat~ early in the final period -lo split-end Tony Hunter was knocked a~-ay b)~ Titan linebacker Scott Weller Fullerto n quarter~ck Damon Allen connected on 10 of 16 pass pea ranee, raising her 1984 match in there for the next sel" · record to 55-1 and her consecutive Ranked 14th m the world on _the winmrf& streak: to 51 matches. ATP-"COmpurer, Gerulaitis 1s having Navratilova said: "lfecll can geta lot tus best U.S. Open since he reached attem.P-t for 125 yards and was °'-~-lnierc:cpt . The :fttans· leading rusher was Burn~ Scott, who pined ... OV.,...,..dl •ric ~-· .... .,. ., ...... ""'- ~ LM .._, tlilr•WWH~ _,.lie UYI ,.,., """- ..... v....-1 An.a ve•MdcMC:aMYI lvnltr •' Gree lecllmMI ... Ill .. ldlMf'I ~.~ .. ... ~ . ~ ,.., ...... ...., ........ CHI ........ ................ .......... ,.......... .. .................. c... ,.. ................... -. , better." the semifinals in 1981 . M undcl was outclasscirin every "I think that I played one of the bCst ,,, ......... phase of the game. winnm1 16 pomts matches I've ever played," said 1n the first ·set and only four m the Milyottc. a semafinalist at second. Wimbledon in 198:?. · ' Sweden'• Maa Wllander aticb out hb ton.cue u he follows ~oagb on backhand ahot at U.S. Open SaturdaJ. Australiap capital bracing for iilvasion A · 111 -i-i~ ~ --t d t i -it P. rth known to yachtsmen. 1 ffil on v s LO rs expec e 0 v s . e It was the first time the club had for America t ~Cup c halienge in 1986-87 =~~ef~~ed~~I~ n~~~a~~~~'~::: --trop y is up for val> . flERTH. Western Australia (AP) · the sou them summer of 1986-87. Twenty-four foreign yndicates. -Unt1l a wh1tc-grttn-and-gold 12-The 261h defense of )achting's including 10 from the Unit((! tatc~ meter yacht called Aus1ralia 11 -the mo t prcs1i&ious trophy will be at have paid S I0,000 each to cha.lien e. w~nder from ~wn Under with the lca,st three tim~ biager than any That is four times as man) winged keel -.sailed off wtth th~ 132-previous challenge si nee the schooner cballcngcrs as C\ er before. allhou~ti year-old Amcnca's Cup last )Car. few Amenca won the cup in a race against cup orpnizcrs bChe\e fivt or ~• had cv~r, heard o.f Penh. capital of 1he Bnt1sh around the 1slc ofW1Jht in chalJcn ers m11ht drop out.· Austraha s huge state of Wes1em 185 I. There arc also nmc Australian Aus1ralia. . When the Ro)al Perth Yacht Club syndicates vying for the defender' Today, the city of 900.000. which syndicate headed by multa-million-role, sin« Bond' victor) d<X"S not n~tles. on the _ b3nks of the Swan a1re Alan Bond won the cup, it broke live him the autornauc n&ht to River, as prepanng to pla)' ho l to an the New York Yacht Ctub's defend the cur. estimated one million visitors durina stranglehold on the Auld Mug, as it is The Roya Perth Yatht' Oub. ' -Raiders shoot IOr Moon in Houston which has prenously orpnized onl) local rcgattaS, fates a ma I\ c job in planning and runnmg the challeng.c '\Cne~. almost as bil a run~ the: Olympic Games. sa)s stale m1m tcr Des Dans. "ho has bttn appointed to coordinate the e'ent. The West u trahan Toun m Comm1ss1on c umates the cup challen e could generate $1 .5 blllton m tt~enue fdr the cit'. built on the tan OccetH: "'' of-u tralia. The rommi ton estimates thtre w11l b) 375,000 foreign \I I ttors m Perth for the cup and double that from el.scY< berc in u tralia. .•. Four Amencian vndicatcs alrcad' (Pleue 11ee AJURICA'S/C4) 56 }'ards"On nine t:ame$. Cal State Fullenon. the defcndi.lll PC4.A champion, travel to Hawau nellt u.tt~ before pla}ang its home opener against Idaho on Sept. 15. -GerlaCh eliminated ills~...._ ~· I ·' • I • • ' O<•ng• l)oatt DAI~ Y PILOT /Sundof, Soptambw 2, 108' ' Winslow may h l quit after.game Mu' a Ldelivers " . ' SAN DIEGO (AP) -aw...-· 1· n an nus al l ' , t end Ktll?n WiiisIOWWillO , u u ro e rttu~ after San Dteso's opcmna 11me today apinst Minnesota · because nqotiations failed to &e\ the hi&)lly rqarded player a SS00,000 annual Wary increue. a DeWJpa~r reported. The h1ahly-reprded WinslC>w decided to quit after he failed in attempts 16 ltl bis conltlct re· nqouat~ The San Dieao Union ttPorted. • The newspaper said neao- tiations · beCwffn Winslow's aamt. Jinr-St ,ner. and ChatJCr officials brok wn Friday'iftcr nearly a week ofb&tpioina. walkin1 apinst starter Charlie Lea. Scloscia was replaced by pinch· runner Landestoy, who Mtvanced to second on a sacrifice bunt bffore Manbf.11 m\,\JCled a pitch JUSt over the infield. into riaht field.. .. I wanted to fitch him up and in, and that's what did," said Let. "He just fisted it. · .--· "That's the way thinas have been . 1oin1 for me in the second hair, but they'll tUrn arouna.. . • Femando Valenzuela,·11-lS, scat· tered 10 hits while pitch.inJ Into the ninth.· He also stroked his second homer to tie tbepme 1-l in the third. The lef\·hander struck out 6ve, w..alk.Cdli¥t:..and...urandcd I 0 ruocus,._ includina 1hree in the fif\h. Ken H0Wcll 1ot the last fhree outs for his fifth save;. He stran~ Jhe, -191n1f'Uffit third:·· -. • I • SPORT S BRFAK Mariners' ship has new cartain, as Crandal fired • Stra berry apark1 llet.' aw p Dvr~l ll.rawMrr,.·ruu.11--in 19 at-h1I bltt11 thi1t1rt of the 08y,dnUed11wo-run homttln thcoP'ncranddtovc 1n four run with three hltt in the nWucap, as the New Yol1< Meu iwep1 a <!4Ublehetdcr fi'omSan Di~,,_. and 10-65.lturdaynisht. The Mets closed towith1n five .. aamcs of'thc Oricaao Cubs with the double-win ... Elst-whcre in the N11icinal Leaauc Saturday, pin Prom AP dl1p1tcllu • -hitt(r Ke._ 8111 rapped an R8f'trfple to cep a three-SEAITLE-ThcSeattlt Marinerl. tn Nn rally In ihe sixth lnnina. lcadioe Hou1ton to an 8-4 list place In the American .Ltuue W~t. triumph over SL Lou11 •. ·, S.:.t fired Manlltr Del Crandall Sa1urday and THmptoa and Pru MaJIJlt replaced: him on an interim basis witb.third·basecoach drove in two runs apiece, OJ\e Chuck Cottier. · · . • caCb .durinJ a nve-run thin1 The firin& of Cr'andall, the Mariners' fou.(lb innina, · ia Saa FranciS:CO's 7·2 manaaer in ·lhflr riabt ieaaons, C.:me less than twQ victory over Philadelphia. The · wteks af\cr Marincn· owner Georae Arayros had losa d'1.o ped • the Phtlhes · 816 solidly endorsed him. Ara,yrot emphasized at the time behind icasa ... The Cubs that club President Chuck. prevail t as Gary · Ma1t.Mw1' Arm1tron1 and Oenecat Mana1cr ninlh·inn1na double snapped a Hal ~eller were runnina his l ·I t\c and sparked a three-.run opiera'\K>n -filly 1n 1 4.1 win in A-danta, tbe .. 1 was informed at 10:30 etn six.th victory in seven pmes for a.m.," Crandall said. "It is a the East Division leaders ... Pilicb·hittcr To11 Peret disappointment ,_.hen thlnss slammed.._ t~run homer in the-I Ith i,nnin to Jiv don'J 'work out because I enjoy Cinc~nnat1 Iii 7-S victory Over Pinaburah in a ttJe of m~na. . · division tail-cnden: • " ... This is the way ba1ebaU • ... . . . . wocks._ ObviouS11 -. tll<r< w~re -Boyt anap• own loalnd iltteak · . . 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Hoyt, 11-15, thc 19~3CyYounlf;wtnner. snapped '"Su"' there was reluctance on Mr. Arsyros' part to a penonal fo~r-gatne r¢s1na 11reak aDli ~a th~-hlt do this," Armstrona told a news conference Saturday. ~hu~out~working before t~e Royals SCQred tn the e1gt:ith "He hired Del and Del was his.uy. But he told us,, 'You 1ni:una ... ln other Amencan Leaa~e aan:ies, slump1ng auys arc runnina the franchrse and if that's your M1nnCS?ta lost for the fourth stra1Jht tame as Uoyd. decision, then ~t~s your decision,. .. '." M°"'Y a three-run h.om.er ~ppcd ·a sev~n-run fourth Crandall had one year left on hi•contract and said 1nrunt in T~ronto s 12-4 romp he would be paid through next scasbn. The Mariners ... D)C ' over the Tw:ins .. '. ~lk~ Ea1~r1 bad an.option for a fourth year. .,,, keyed a four·run sixth mruna with a 1hrce-run homer to back Bob eday Sutton bold• narrow B.C. lead ~eda' ix·hitter as the Boston ed x eatcd Qeveland, 4.1 . . . addy B U bit a two-run homer and a twci-run triple ro lead Texas to an 8-4 victory over Milwaukee · ... Mike .Davis clubbed a "three· run homer to wrap up a six-run, ... _ · first-inning rally wtuch canied ·-7~ Oakland to a 7.5 victory over Detroit ... Cal Rlpkea'1 fieldini error allowed Spike Owen to 5Clore from third base with the third and .decidina ruo in the eighth inning as Seattle outlasted Baltimore, 10.9. · · Steady Hal Sullon shot a 3-uoder-par n . 68 Saturday and tookaone-shotleadin the Dv ._ f'-'1 ln B.C. Open golf.tournament at Endicott, . Oraa, partner a& tourney N. Y. Hts S4-hole total of 7-under 206 w-tls · aood for a stroke edge over second•round leader Fred. SEAL BEACH -Recent Olympian m Couples, who matched par-7-1 on the tric:ky, 6,966~yard Karch Kiraly and partner Singin Smith municipal course. Llnd)' MUler, playina in only his were one ,of four teams advancina un· sixth tour event after los1n1 his card last year, also shot defeated throu&h Saturday's openin& day .68 to hold sole. possession of third It 208 ... In the competition o( the Orange Count)' Open pro beacb openin& round of the LPG~ Rail Chlrity Qassic at volleyball lournament. Sprinafield , UL, Vick.I Fercon took advantage ·of 20-· J:<.araly and Smith1 the only team to have won two mph winds to notch an eqle and join four other tour beach wo"rld championships, defeated , two other veterans postina 4-under-par 68s for the lead. Fcrgon Olympians, Pat Powers and former La&una Beach High joined Becky Peanon, Vicki Alvare1, Tbete1e Hession star Dusty Dvorak, 2S·22, 2S-16, to advance to one of and Clndy Hill for the le<Ut in the 54-hole tournament . the winners' bracket semifinals. .. Collea,ians Scott Verpluk of Oklahoma Stale and . Karaly_and Smith "'.ill meet the ~op-~ed tea~ «?f Sam. Rudolph 40f Southern Cahfomia won their Tim. Hovlln<;t and Mike Dodd 1'! this momi.na s semifinal matches and will m~t today in the 36-hole semifinal action. The tournaments second-seeded -championship of the U.S. Amateur toumam·ent in ta~dem of John Henle)' and Jon ~teyenso~ fa~e ·the ~mond. Okla. Verplanksinled throu&h 1he front nipe ·,; third seed.s.,t Randy Stoklos and R1cc1 Luyt1C5 an the an 33 to go 4-upon Rudy Sonnier but had to hold olTthe other sem111nal match. JS.year-old Houston airlin'c pilot down the stretch, 1 up. Randolph took his semifinal round over Je"'f Hua 7 and S, for the biggest victory mfrgin in the tournament. Arroyo keepa 11.gbtwel.ght title· YOUNGSTOW.N, Ohio -Hany =· Arroyo succcufully defended his Inter- national Boxina Federation lightWci&ht title before• hometown crowd Saturday, · -,_.. stoppina Charlie .. White Lightning" Brown in tht ei&htb round in a battle of the unbeatens. . · Arroyo, 2S, from Youngstown, upped his record to 2S-0, with 19 knockouts. Brown, 20, from Haledon, N.J., drOppcd tO 2J..f with 17 knockouts. TheJUdJcspvc the first fiv·e rounds to Brown, two by J.2 mlfllill and one by 4-1. But Arroyo came beck and won the 1i1.th and seventh rounds with a flurry of head and body combinations. COLLEGE FOOT BALL -~ ------ Televlalon, racllo ---~~-~~DLIYlllClll ~ · 10 1.m. -l'001'1IA&L -Slin F..-0 It OWott, ChanMI 2. l'OOTIALL -Mleml It Wlltohlg!On, ChanMI 4. IAIDALL-Dodget1 at Mon1rlll, ChlMll 11. 1 p.m. -l'llO POOT9AU -LA Rlldera at Houston, ChanMI 4. 11111111 -U.S. Opeii! ChlMll7. .?_;~-~.m. -_, _ Flnll round covw-ol u.~ ........ ..., taped 1t Edmond. 0tt111. IUIDIO . fO Lm. -IAl.ALI -Dodglra 'at Monlrell, KAIC l790). . · 1 p.m. -14"ULL -New Ycri It Anj .. t<Ml'CU10k _ Last-minute win for_Miami Two TDs In seven seconds lift Hurricanes past Florida From AY dJ1pa&clle1 , TAMPA, Aa. -Bernie Kosar took Miami 72 yards in 29 acconds and lobbed a 12-yard touchdown pass to Eddie Brown with seven sccond1left and Tolbert Bain returned an intercep1ion 59 yards on the final play as defending national champion Miami pulled out an incredible 32·20 victory over I 7th-ranked Aorida Saturday niaht. The 10th-ranked Hurricanes, who upset No. I-ranked Auburn, 20.18, six nl\l!lS earlier, were 41 seconds aWa)' -n-om-hIVll'IJthefiibOn s lonr1lwfnnina streak snappeO at 1211mes when F1orida too a 20-19 leadon a five-yard JCOrina pass from freshman walk-on 11uane-rback Kerwin ·Bell 10 Frank.ie Neal. , But Kosar, whose pinpoint I J-of-12 passina in the second period aJso brou&ht Miami from.behind. was no1 to be denied. · In other colleie football action Saturday: and the. I 91h-ranked £a1les rolled to an easy win over the Division I-AA power Cata.mounts. •· With the touchdown pa.ucs, Au tie tied Frank Harfu' career-record 44 set from 1968 throuah 1971 . Ftutic, who has led Boston Colleae to post-season bowl appetranccs for the last two yea~ began his stniOJ y&r by hittina on 22 of 31 pauct for 330 yards before he retired with the Eaales in ftOnt 41-13 midway throup the third period. Florida St. 48, E. Carolina 17 TALLAHASSEE -Eric Thomas passed for two touchdowns and Darrin HOiioman ran for two more as the 20th-nnkcd Seminoles-ripped t.astearotina-. - . The Seminoles pile up S04 yards total offense, includin1 I 11"-rushina yards on 17 carries by tailback Orea Allen, Thomas a junior quarterback, completed 12 or 19 passes for 117 yards. H.e passed for touchdowns of 17 yards to Hauan Jones and 31 yards toJeqic Hester in a 21-point ,tcCOnd quarter. BYV 20, Pitt.burgh 14 , . Trea110 Bt. 27, Art.on .. 22 PITTSBURGH -Robbie Bosto. the Jitest in 1 Iona · TUCSON -;Sophomore quarterback Kevin line ofBYU's prolific passtrt, rifled a SO-yard tol.ichdown S~ncy hit nanker Y1!"ce Wesson orra 80.yard pa11 play pass to Adam Haysbtn with 1 ~37 left in the same as the wa!h 3S ~ndt rema1nlna u the BulldotS stunned the Coupn rallied ftom an I I •point deficit lO shock the third· Wildcats 1n • nen-conf'erc'\~ maicbup,. , r1nkcd Panthtn. . . , . Sweeney, hit Wetson with t!'e winn1na touchdown , Pith_e}:pe(ted to -'OOtMld .lo.t lht_ national cplleac-after scrambhna to~ard !he si~hnes and W~son won.• football champio.oshJp turned a pair of third-qutrter foot race to thc&oel lint: wtth W1ldcat11fcty A1lan Durden . .:dnterceplions into..1.0uc1hdown1 to take a 14--3 lead. bul • BYU come bo<k behind Bo1<0 io win its 12th eonoecutive ~n Ja.e Bt 14, Ne• MeJdco St • .0 pme ovtr two seasons. -SAN JOSE -Bob Fra-.co toned two touchdown BOlco: a junior .. maldna his fint stan after playin1 passes to lead the SpanaOs to the shutout win in the blttle behind Al1°Amerlcan teve Youn1 in 1981, completed 2S of PCAA o~nents. • pf 43 pas1e1 for 32S y1rds apin1t a Pitt defentc that was Fruco tossed a two.yarder to tiaht end John Muzchy nationally t1nked a seaaon aao. midway throu&h the tt<»nd quaner for the fU1t San ote C , sooce. T11lbock Randy Walker caUfb11 l6-yanlef wi 4 t · lemaon 40, Appalacbban St. 7 ' S«Onch 1en in the pme for the second to~cbdown. . -' . CLEMSON, S.C. -The founh-,.nked Tiaero, behind a ptirortouchdown p1sses from quarterblck Mike Er,~· ovm:am,e a slow Stan &nd powered put the v ritina Mounta1nett1 en route 10 a non-conference vic1ory, • -Clemiort. whil"h broke th~ pmro__ptnin the 5CCOl'ld half, Kl.ltd the 11me when EpPfcy hjfhis second sconna pus -a five.yard &hot to 1a&ht t.n~ K.O. Dunn -tba1 made the score 26.0. 1 Tenn-H S4, IV~ St. 27 KNOXVlLLE, Tenn. -.t'unnloabockJohnnleJones rusJied for 203 }'ard1 and acored three touchdown1 to INd Yohw1reru0Jhe_Yktocy o._yu •he Coopn in 1 noa--- conrefinc:e 11me . Air Force 8-f, San 01.,0 St. 18 ao.ton Collet• 44, 'IV. Cllrolln• 24 EWTON. Mou. -Do~ ~~tlt 110<! a Booton '------.:..--------~----------------~-..J I <:ollcat i:t~r cceo . !NhilCJ)W LIQUC toutbd4""' Alli FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -Wi•hbOoe quamrbl.c:k Brian Kno1Tthrtw a pa1rof touc.bdo.,...n pusn u 1fic falcons ran and plSMd thear way 10 their ninth slratahl victory with .a. rout of the v1 ulna Atteo in a Wutml Athletlt: Confcren«optner J • • I t ' f • ' • . , . . -• • • ' • •• • COLLEGE FooTBALL ---- Jlere' s a isto OI'an . area col egiate oot By JIUOH SILER • Dlilr,...C:.11 pl d1nl \· .. With over 150 Daily Pile>tarea tooibajl playencontinulna:~ . ~lr careen ~t. the four year untyenity, lev,1, the Orange-, C.O..t area finds itself well-represented. SaddJeback College leads the area tchooll with 30 pl.a.yen currently listed on the rosters of colle1~ acroa th'e United Sta.tel, while 27 e.x-Ed.iaoil High fOolball P,layl!n 'dot the rosters of varloua schools. .Long Beach State cplkted the m<.t area playen (1~. while USC, Cal State Fullerton and the University of Pacific each pouess nine area standouts. ' -·' -Pacific-10 .Conference Name, School.. . Mike Downa.'CdJ.1, OCC Kennedy Pola~ Mater Dei Chris Sperle, F.ountain Valley iOave Cadigan, "Ne.wp0n Harbor Jef! Semon, F.dll& Mark Boyer. Editon Dualne Jackson, Edison Troy Rkh.ardson. Ediaon Lee Knowles, P4arina Greg Bolin, Fountain Valley Danny Thompeon. Htn. Beach Duval Love, Fountain Valley Billy Ray. Huntington Beach M•tt Stevens. Foun,tain Valley USC -Arizona Jlm Birmingham, Ma~ Dei Gary Parrlah,.Npt. Harl?or, GWC Kirk Swarthout, CdM Aritou State Mike Copeland, Saddleback Curt Arona, Saddleback WU Wataon, Urrlveraity Vk: Sidler, Corona del Mar Brian Lopker, Mater Dei Curt Arons, Saddleback · • Mark Long; EditOn, Gw c · Don Pryor. Corona de! Mar Chuck Steele, Saddleback · California Erl< Ory, F.\liton Ottgon Oregon State Rex BrowA, Ocean View Duane S\an, Edi.tOn, OCC · Sfanlord Emile Harry, Fountain Valley Mike Newton, Fountain Valley Scott Carpenter, Cd.M Andy Sinclair, Edu.on • Wa1bln11on Stale John Manhall. Saddleback • PCAA POI. Ht. WR 5·10 FB 6-2 K .1 6-1· OG 6-4 OT Ir-<! TE · 6-1 DB· 5-11 p 6-5 LB TE FB RT LB QB OT TE WR 6-1 6-3 6-1 6-3 6-3 6-1 6-3 6-3 8-0 LB 6-2 TE • 6-4 DB 8·0 OG 6-2 00 6-2 TE 6-<I · OL WR OL 6-3 6·2 6-2 Wt. 175 220 . 1~ uo 275 230 190 2~5 220 233 19~ 26' 215· 185 237 225 185 210 220 180 ·250 236 220 Yr. Jr. Jr. Fr . So. Sr. Sr. Sr. ·Jr. Sr. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. So. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr .• Sr .. Jr. Sr. 245 Sr. 180 F'r. 255 Jr. WR CB TE 6-1 175 J r. WR OB OG c WR 5,8 165 !lo- 6-4 225 Jr. 6-0 1\,0 6-<! 6-5 175 Sr. 185 Fr. 248 Sr. 265 Ft. 6·2 186 Sr. Cal Stale Fullerton . Jim Keller. M arina, GWC Mark Stephen.son. OCC John Schroed_or.J)CC Grrg Steinke, Fountain Valley Hank Goebel, Corona del Mar Ron Fitch, G;WC Bill Malavasi, Edi9on Jeff Hipp, F.diaon Fresno SttJte Bryce Malavasi, Ediaon John CUvtello, F400n Chn. Lindb.!JfB,OCC "Eddfe Kesky, 0CC Joe Oinajante. ace ' c <Yr MG PK OT CB LB LB SS T LB LB DB 6-1 8-2 6·2 5.9 6-8 5-9 6-1 6-1 220 Jr. 270 Jr. 228 Sr. 160 Jr. 258 Jr. 175 Sr. 230 Sr. 210 Fr. 5-1 1 185 6-2 2SO 6-0 200 ~-10 190 5-10 '175 Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr.' ·Sr. To ... Cutp Pac:fflc Je:f'f Grabe Loq.Boac b St. Danny Tbompeon UCLA lllke Crowley Ba wall Don Pryor Callforola Loni Beacb State Jeff Graham.-E.tancia Sam Finch, Seddleback Greg Locy, Mater Def Troy Ory, F.diton, GWC Eric Niekel, Woodbridgfft Rich Stahlheber, GWC Mill Auelua, GWC -6·5 8·3 6-3 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-1 • am llalaTaal h.llertoa Jamie Craft~ Fountain Valley Mike Enright, SaddJebM:k John Swoboda, OCC •• • ·' .. . ' OrongoCout OAJLV P1LOT1e..nciay e.pt-2 1111-4 - Memo)"ies linge of 1983 disaster: for Southern Cal LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -TbC int morinofan "embarrl's$.lnJ" 4-6-1 . !itlson a year qo wo11'\ to aYw"a)i fot· rhe mt"mbtrs of lht Unwm-11)' of Southern C.ahfomll football t.tam •. Southern c.a1 tw bttn cnnctud. m•li.ancd fe>r ha cffons 1ut year.and fOra<!:ttcn whe'l COl'l~ndcrs for the _,. Pacific .. 10-Confcft'ft« cham ptonship this year arc d1scu.sted- Appalacbl_an Stale TMI. Trtli\, Sad81ebirlt -• · DS- .. wc·ve been criuctzed, n&htty so," Soulhmt Cal Coach Ted Tollner said .of last ~n_.._ _ 1\oben Owena, SaQdlobock DB 6=-2 190 Jr Tbe cntK:1sm suttoundtd l'bUner, 6·3 195 · .fr. I.fl his fin1 -,ar as bead coach aJ ~ , , Aa1lla, Te.-.. Mike Bowlet, GWC , · · · •1.isa Pacific .- Chlli:k Ridiriin, S111dleboc• John Carroll, Saddleback Srott lnnls, Sadd1ebac\< Vln<e Harris, Saddlebeck Cal 1.ta1beru Denham, Leftwieh, St.ddleback" Cal Poly.SLO Lance Manin, Corona del Mar Todd Sabine, Saddleback - Brett KaCura. NewpOn Harbor •· · .• Southern Cal, and his feam, which WI! 6-0, ~7S Jr. s~crtd ihrouah its ~ • -~ · -~ -,since 101lil 4-s:l back 1n I %1 . • OL S..2" .a~ Jr. In' bttWttn, the TroJans won I I RB OL OB TE RB LB LB 7 confertnce championships and ~nt 5-10 I 5 ·sr. undefeated three times. 6..0 245 Jr. ..We win four pmCJ. lose six and 6·0 170 Jr tie one. it's pretty embeJTan1ng, 6-2 220 Sr. especiallya1Southcm Cal,1''sa.1d Scan ~8 180 6·~ 225 5·11 ··205 . 'Cal State Nor11arld&e Onasm Nixon. Costa Mev,}GWC DB Salisltury. who will be the Trojans· So. staruns quanerbad: in his team's J r. ~son-opener apinst Uiah State Fr. Saturday at the Coliseum ... We very rarely lose slx pmcs in two years., let 5·8 160 Jc, aloneQMt~~-. Jon 1ianuo, Saddle5ick -tt ·ts-3 215 Sr. ..We didn't play very weU. Jt was a Glenn-Rodgers. GWC Kelvin Wooten, GWC . Ctec1anau . · Colofado Reid Lone. FOUhtain Valley Colorado Stale Scott FOlter, GW~ cregg Wl!bber, owe Jeb Koerber. occ .• Bob Page. Mater Dei Scot Hagey, C.0.ta Mt!SI Conaell Dartmo•t- Da\'IS Rich Schlesinger. Coe:ta Me1a Drake Jeff Long, OCC Eastera. llllnols OL DL stru&&Je, it was cmbam.ssin;&, a.nd it 6-2 240 Jr hun a lot. .. LB OB 6-1 220 Sr. This season, the Trojans arc atixious to silence their critics and ex; 6-3 250 Ft rqa.in the respect of lht prneason polls ten. ~11 205-··Jr. ....When you hear it, hear it. hear it 5-10 164 Sr. for a solid year about how bad )'OU Wt:rt, ifs initatina" said Salisbury. DB 5-10 \70 Jr. ..We've got a lot of irritated, buncry 1 guys that want to play football and , QB OT -LB 5-11 · 185 " Pr. can't wait until ScP.tcmber i th," SOulhcm C&l )Yil.1 have 17 s~ 6·1 180 Fr. returning from that teem and each 6-1 220 Fr. will bc tryingto push therecollections of 1983 out of their memory witb i ~ LB 6·1 220 Jr. winning record this year. Greg Ogle, GWC .... stena Wasbi.D1toa Dan M>cllonald. GWC Tollner said la~ yea.r's d1sappoin1- 0 L 6·3 245 Jr. 1n1 season .. bas bccri a motivatin& factor from t hen uritil now. Their WR 6·3 ·205 Jr. commitment to IC' ready has been very positive." Gil Rhodes, Edison Rob Hoban, University Joel Seay, Fountain Vall1:y .. Geor11a Hana~ Ha wail WR 6·1 180 Sr. Southern Cal will also h:)'e an rrr WR added ipccnt1ve from last year. for 6·1 195 Sr. the firsttimeintwoyean,thcTrojans . 6-0 170 J r. -~· att eli$1ble for a 1-rip to aht Rote Bowl. tbt pr1u tha1 sacs to tM Pac·IO champion. • .. f.thinlfWtien: thert's no Rosc Bo~·t at tht end of the hnc:, 1t'makn It touah." u1d Sahsbury. "7he op. ponunity or Soillf to a bowl ptnc adds all that e.xtra inceouve... ~ Tollner th1nb' his T rojans. ~hjch '*On four Rose Bowls i.n s11. YCIJI cnd1ng1n 1980, will be 1n the hunt this year. ... -11h1 nk will be .in.the race.. We atu. team that is very expenencql,.., Tollner said. "I don't think )'OU u n undcr<Stimatc: lhat." "' Southern· c...I's u.pentnrt ~'1 most in iu o ffe nsi ve IJnt. A year ISO. ~Trojans had four lineman '*•ttino cxprrimce, but this year, all (our"' back. J. And in addition I() ·e:cpcricttc:c.. senior K£n Reuters (6-S, l6S pounds), junaon James Fiurtodr. (6--8, 270) and~ To m Halloe (f6. 27S). and sophomott Jeff Brettl ( ..... 270) 11ve Southern Cal aood 5lZl'.t Only junior center Tom Cox (~S. 2SS) has yet to $1&n for the Tro..-qs. ' Mike Crowley, Marina Brian Belcher, Fountain Valley Jim Carlmn,.GWC Tim Reilly. GWC _ ldallo WR LB LB LB 6-2 185 Fr. 5.3 205 Fr. &-1 220 Jr. 6-2 220 Sr Bruins have made ! . -llllaols Mike-Giddings, Newport Harbor. OCC Bob Sebring: Saddleback Sandy McGee, GWC' Steve BralllS; Newport Harbor. · K.u1u Dino Bel), Edi.son Alan Akana, GWC Mle•Igan Stale Ml11ollri Tony Facinelli .. Sacldleback • New MellJco Tim Quinn, Saddleback Geoff Banner. Saddleback Dave Uranich. Mater Dei Gerran Brown, Mater Del ·Bill Macias, Marina Rob Phenecle, Ediaon Rick OiBemardo, Ediaon Nebra1ka Notre Dame Occidental Robert Anthony, Newpon Harbor Sri.an Cal~well, Irvine Pean1ylvaaia Greg Cummings, LagW>a Beach Pena. State Al Pola. Mater ~ Portland State Dave Morris. Marina, GWC Pti.Detton Ron LaBrioht., Mater Dei Kevin Armstrong, Woodbridge Redland1 Parish Robbins. Saddleback Saeramen10 State · Tim Lona. GWC St. Mary'1 Howard Hart, Saddl~k • U. of Saa Dle10 Greg Stein, Edl90n Saa Diego State: WR LB WR FB TB OL OB OL DB OG OL OT TE LB QB OT TE 5-11 6-2 5-10 6-3 175 Jr 220 Jr. 180 • Sr. 210 Fr. 5.9 178 Sr 6-J 240 Jr: 5·11 ti-3 5-10 6-3 5:3 185 Jr 230 180 21> 245 & Sr. Fr. Fr. 6·6 230 So 6-4 220 Fr. 8--5 225 Jr. 6·1 175 Sr. 6·1 230 Fr 6· I 200. Fr LB 5.10 220 Fr OL 6-3 255 Jr DB 5-11 175 Fr DB 6-2· 178 So 6-2 185 Sr 6·0 200 Sr 6-3 230 Sr 6.·0 195 Sr 6~ 6-3 6-2 ::· ~ I a home in Pasadena UCLA. sets sights on thir straight Pacific: 0 crown LOS ANGELES (AP) -UCLA Coach Terry Donahut' dOesn't think it's j Qst a co1nc1dcnet that the Bruins have won the Pacific-10 Conference football title 1n cac& of1hc: two years that they·ve played their home pmes at the Rose Bowl. "I think our move to Pasadcna,h.as b&n the most dramatic sin&)e in- OuenCe 1n the success of our provam. Ccna1nly in t.l)e years that I've bctn • httt," Donahue said ... It gave us a chance to have our own 1dcnt1ty, our own image. ··The Rose Bowl became our home. It's a world of difference. It's felt hk.e we had a much better. more distinct home field advanta&C at the Rose Bowl than we had at the Coliseum." Pnor to the move-. which came shonl) before the 1982 season began. the BruinS shared the Coliseum .with USC. which 1s located nght nc~t 10 the fac1hty. The UCLA campus 1s about 15 miles a"'·ay. ··1 sec-,.Cl') httlc dtfTcrcnct from us golng to the Cohscum to pl&) football than 1f LISC were to come to Pauley Pa' 1hon (on the UCLA campus) to play ba~ketbaH." Oona~ sittd. Teny Donahae about such a lofty honor al the pretc.nt time. .. I have not lalkcd to our team about wiruuna a nauonal cbam· pl0nsh1p," Donahue .said.. "I don~ think that's a realistic goal at lhis 11mt. ., "I ha'C' talked to our team about repeating as tht Pac-10 champion. I think that's a realistic aoaJ. f tb irtk ..-..e'rc one of five or six teams whoc:ao win the championship." UCt:A.\ which overcame an 0.3-1 stan last season to win the Pac-10 litle ana thc:n trounecd Bia Tm Cham"j5i<:ffi llhno1s. 45-9. in tbt Rose: Bowl p mc, ..-..·as ranked fift.ll in tht Auotja led Press prcscason p.Jli. ·.· ll98or Roolle,.CdM;-OGC Scott Sonneveldl, 0CC QB DB TE WR OL RB LB WR TE OL LB 00 5-11 6·5 6-7 5-11 6-3 190 Fr. 195 Jr. 201 . Ft. 170 Jr. 230 So. 190 SrL 220 Jr. 180 Tr. 240 Jr, 280 Sr. 210 Jr. 249_ Jr. Mike MatM>n, CottaMesa Steve: Svitenko, Saddlebeck Brett Blancharll, Ediaon J.,. o·c.u.eban. Edilon Mike Neary, GWC Blake Mc:Efee, OWC • ~ +--'Rlcl>atd.&ow...-Weolininoler Tal Tamamasul, Westminster OB RB OL DB TE LB WR TE OT OL --LB MG . 6-4 6'3 6-1 6>2 5-10 225 So 225 Jr 190 Jr 230 .IT 265 Sr 220 Sr 235 So 240 Fr It appears tha1 the Bnuns have a decent shot at w1nn1ngthe Pac-IOt1tle for a third straight time tbts year. In f&C'l. ther,c arc those ..-..·ho btlie"t UCLA m1gh1 win the national cham- pionship. mum less t!R con1Cfcnct Spans Illustrated pttd1ctcd that thc- 8ru1ns \l.·ould win the na1ional t1='tlc°'.r---~t "l 'm dcliahtcd Sports 11Tustr11tcd Neva-da Lit Veaa• Jerry Blakefield, Ocean View SoDoma SI. ftt".IS 1ht WI) the)• do. I ho~ thc_y"rt: nght." Donahue said. cro""·n . Bui Donahue Sll)S hc·s not 1h,nk1ns · Rod F.mery, Fountain Vall,ey · • New Mexico State · OT RB 6-4 . 230 Fr. 5-9 185 Jr. Roecr Rosllc Loq Beacb St. Dave Harerove, OCC Bob Hufr, ewe DB 6-0 DL 6-2 LB 6-0 190 235 230 Jr .......................................... --Jr Geoff Banner, Saddlel:ieck · . Paci flt' Gary Scenlund, OCC Bob Shollln. CdM Damon i.....nter, GWC Dl!rek Griffiths, Edllon DB 5-10 180 Sr. WR OB DE Tim Bena)I\, Muina So11thern Mls1011rl Dan G..er, Saddlebrdc. Te1a1 A&M Grea: Sellers, &.ddleback . 't'eut-El Paso Sr K ~11 160 Jr -· SteVe Clower, FOuntaln Valley Jim McCahlll, Estancia WR · OT WR WR 5-11 6-0 6-1 6-0 6·3 6-1 6-4 6-3 6-5 175 180 205 175 250 I~ 200 255 235 Sr. Sr. Sr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. 'Faamoana Utu. GWC T.aa ChN Meinhardt. F4*>n, GWC DL &-2 255 Jr DL 6-1 220 Jr OL 6--0 200 Sr Don Gibbl, "F.dbon Dennis McGowan, Ed.OOn T-Camp, EoW>da Su JoHStale \lim Holllnpr• Saddleblick Bruce J!oolmlln, Saddlebeck Uta-State Brett Stevena, ~ta!n Valley G TE LB 1 6-4 c . 6-2 220 Jr. ~ Sr QB 6-0 190 Fr. ~ WtberSL WttterwW_..,&oe Tom Mooby, Saddlebodt • OL LB ()() QB , .. 6-l 6-2 6-2 225 Jr 210 Jr 230 Jr 210 Jr DB 5.9 ' 1'70 Jr Lack Qf depth could hurt Bea~s BERK.ELEY (AP)-The Univcr-hlttin( c.tcpanmcnt, t~en with All· ... "Don'l count Don out. Tbc man wnfacncc honon wtnt to quar· · ••\Y of C.HfomJa 8can bivo a few Amcn<!l.n lincblckcr Ron R1vtr1 and wants.to 90 on the flc1d . lk.'sthe: kind ~rblckson more uett:Ssrul tea.ms. inlured rootball pla)'tn al~y. With • standout defenstv.e bac.ts John ~or ~·n ~~want to So into (~holes -.. Honon JO 1~ w1 nntl'1 But Oa~ the seuon opener 1wo "'«ks away. Sullivan 1.rtd Ric.hard RQdatrsamona with you~ ~PP said, 1nd1ca11na he aot a lot~ with mube It s help. ~cl.Coach Joe Kapp .1wun hLL !ht. players wb-..<>ollele ----· n10<~l<-to.Jlo-KappNJd f'ridet .. --- - -surprised. • tndc<l 1n ,last year's »t season. ready-for Arilona S.turda). Qdbtrt, 1'1i\ho thrtv. tOr I J touch· ·•we don"\ hat yery hard at Cal. Depth lSa 1ettou~lem in most . The Been' offtiiie 1&1-in will d"' dO'!"qf"and wu \ntel'ttJ)t«I ) 7 t\mn .Come out to pracuce and 11 will look arcu. however, •n fiaH t now, two ~ htavlly on quanert.ct. Oak ·u aJun«r•-> "I'd hke to ra1Jllf0\·t likta piUow f.,tlt. They u y we're slow \ICtt:tan dtfens1w. ~1nemen, Don Oslbt.n .._.ho had tome put~):! ind n th'lt ft.tao ... _ -and 11•t1tuet" KJtippsa~. t')'1n1 for J1m~s and IC?hn Hatna. are on lhe aho IO.;,t mlttr-.ble.o.nt,t 1n lYl. JOtnC sr.mpath)' from v11111n1 Pa-11dthnes. Hau\a has only a minor , ,1' · "l fwesct •bc1te-r ru9'n1111pJnc-~1l c1fic-IOSkywritcn . • problem , • pu11td twnstrina. but Oilbcn pasted r .... a tchool-ncord will \&kt pm Utt orr t""tt)bod.) It The 1t11th ts. KaPI> bf!te<es h" Jomes d1tloatcd a sboulcr early 1h11 2.769 )-ardS. lhc fl~h bllh<s• KHO~ ••II «no1nly lake~.,........, off &. Villi hold thetr own 1n the'· .,q_u. total 1n Plt-10 h1 tocy. ltO\ " "' . . -, • • -• CARDINAL EYES IMAGE CHANGE ·. ., ST.\NFORD(A.P)-ThtStan football playcn ste0nd It the: h1&hl)'- "1m1et" ma} take-a bcat1 ndc: tcd acackm1c 1nst1tuuon. Jack Elway. the-ne"' head tball ·-Thost 1e1dcmic-~n ·1btliues eo1ch. may be-an bcuse for tht alumni. It's "1 don't cart abou1 the Stanford--,rot our ucust." wtde rccc1\lcr Emil e 1mqc-I don't real!)' bchtvc 1n 11, Hal"T)' s.a1d. a nyway. rm hen to pla) football and . Hart)._ a product of Fountain to •in." ~c of E1~11y·s top playcn. Valley "Htsh ~I. and l>l htr ve\. linebadcer Dave W~ma11. said cran pllyen said The Cardi.nal 5"0uki It couldn'I ha"c been SI.Id btltcr at havt donc bttter 1n 191.l and \hit Oklahoma. the. football mzy school they intend lo WU\ under Elway, 1 ""hKh Sta.nfbrd pla)--s 1n 11s IC son onl) ftC'li\' head co.ch 1n I.he f>a-..10. opener S.turda). . ~ · -Elq $11d he expccu th.c tanforJ \\'>·man. bo earned ~nd team deftnsc, a vctmn unit. to be IU"Onl- all<eoferencc honon last year as a especially U.P. front bcca1.ttc or~\lrn- sophomott. said Elway bas m•dt 11 U\&pla)utliktW}manand dcfi o,:c- clear that he wants h1 pll.)cn minds l.Kklc Gann Veru. .. nothcr d oQ,l)" oi:r football hlle tht)''tto'"n the team •ll·Plc-10 pla)'n trr 1q ). Bue. field. the C.ard1nal al~ latL mmme:maybc bc:.QuR'ttnsTS )'tV -- tan ford. pl•)en wctt on the field ~ . . worry1nc a Ut · their studlct.." • Thcoin.:n~l.st~ P"l&.,.,•11•:f1o""!1:1'\ll \\')ml.ft said. · lobn h: c rctum1n.a 11 q:"" ~II« '°'"" loo .. -· ., 10 1 furn l<d 111< l'J<-10 .111. rew ytar'l d1 trou~ ~10 camP1tan yardqt. •1\h 829, la t vear. wh1<h l<d to !ht finna ofClitcb Poul E)w•~ld h<' """"' Won. man) S'-lnfoN iupparten lactof 1nthtootnAYt hne.aad ltd comfon 1tt tM-thmry tha\., 1~ he ad4c:4. ··-.. c tll '°c. oar tR. at mu t be: st\Kk-ntt. f\l')t tur1nt"f .. mt."1 ... • • " -· \ j , . C4 MA~ LIAGU STANDINGS Amertun L•._,• Mlnnet0ta Mll!I IC1Ma1 C:ltv • Ch eo cw..ieno Tt•I\ 6"lltl! ST DIVlSIOH W L "<t (;a 6t " rn " ., .soo '1 61 4'6 '3 \ 11 470 '3 73 463 61 74 02 60 76 •O UIT CSIVillON 17 49 n 1 12 ., 71 6J 71 63 '° 11 5' IO IV> )4 1'1'1 IS 27 ~ 31 ...,...,.,Scwft .,_. 11. Ntw VOtll ' Toron!IO 12. Mlnnno•• 4 8ol10fl 4 Ci.,,._nct I O.kle'Mf 1, o.troct s Chlteoo 6. K~._, Cltv 1 T111ul.~wkM• S..ttte 10 hlflmor• 9 • TedllY'aGernel N-Vort. (fO!llMIOI 6·1 II .,_, (ltOtnel\jdl 10-111 M!Mftolt (VIOie 14• I 11 el T01'11f\IO IA!ntndlr l2·SI KIMa' Cllv CJ~ ,.,. •• Cl\Jcago (NllSOI\ 7•S) I CKIOll (Hur11 1 l•t l 11 C~.,. .. nd, IHnton t·131 , Detroit (Pelrv IS•ll al Oalr.lenel ICon<ov l·l) 8tlllmort (SWIC>Off'IV 7·11 II S.111 .. (Moor1 .. Mll Mllw1ukff !McClure •·61 •l Teu' (D1rwln 1·91. (h111) • MtftclllV'• GlmH A"91b 1t CltVtllncl, lnl 0.kltnd 11 Chicago 8cKlon el MilWIUkff Tcwonto at N-Vorli a11tlmott 11 Dttl"CMI, In> S..ttte at Texas, In) MlnnetOta 11 1C1nat1 Cllv, Cn) StnD...o HoullOl'I Alltnl1 Dedillr1 Netlenill ~ WUT OMSION w l 71 SI " 67 " " " n ~ct. G8 S1• S07 9 S.n Fr1nchco Clncinnlll S7 11 5' IO .... lll'J 471 14 • 4n 20Y> 417 n Chlceoo N-York Pll~it SI. Louis Monrr••> Plll~llh «AST DtvtSIOM II S4 600 7' S9 S63 S n 62 SJ7 •~ 67 .. so. 13 .. 61 493 1•1') 5' n • '3Cl 7l S.IUNIY'a kMft ~ 4, MontrHI 3 Chfcaoo 4. Alllnta 1 N-Vork 7· 10. S.n O.lt9o 4·6 S.n FrencllCo 7. Pl\1~11 2 Cincinnati 7, Plltaburgh S ( 11 onnlnoU H~ton I. SI Louis ' T .. Y',~ Oecle9ra <Honevcull 10 II 11 Montree1 (Smith 9-111 Pllllburgh (Tudor I ·91 11 Clnclnn•ll <McGsfflg•n 3·61 S.n Fr1nc11co (Robin'°" 7 13) 11 Phlta Otlplll1 (lt•wllv 7·31 S.n Dleoo (Lon.r 10· 11) et New York (Ttrrlll 10·101 ' Chic.eo (Rullwen 4·91 at Afl•n•• ( Mlllltr ,.. ) Houston INlelr.ro 13·91 et St Lou11 (Anel\Ner 17· II) Mlfldllv'' Gemtt S.n Doeoo •I Oecle9ra 11w1) Plttsburoh 11 Montre11 011ctoo II Pn.t1CletP11ia Clncln~rt II S.n Fra11C sco New York 11 SI LOl.l•S, lnl Houston et A1tant1 <n AMERICAN LEAGUE Aneels 11. Yankees • NEW YOttK CALIFOttNIA RndlPll 2'b Mectvn's Wlnfitlcl rf Bnlordn Hl"-h 3b Potrl.llo 3b Mlnolv ID D•v•ll If Grltft v If Mated ICtmP Pll Wvneotr c 1brllbl abrllbl S 0 I 0 Ben1Q1.11 rl 4 I 0 0 S I 2 0 Ctr-Ill. 3 I I 0 ' I I I MCBrn on I 1 I 2 3 I 0 I Pettis cf 0 0 0 0 3000 Lvnncf •223 I 0 0 0 D.Cncs 3t> • 0 I 3 4 I 3 2 Downlr19 If 4 I 2 0 3000 Boontc 0000 I 0 0 0 RtJk.,, dh ' 1 I 0 ~ n g ~~~~~~ n-~ ~ 4. I 2 O Burltsn Pll 0 l O 0 Wiifong 2'b 0 0 0 0 SChofolCI u t I l 2 376104 Teta11 12111211 Sctrt bv ~ NtW Ylf'lr 000 Ill 001-6 c.lfwnll ''° lOO 15• -11 G•me Wlnnono RBI -DeCinces 1171. E-Mtta, ltlQhflll, 8t1va1.111, (i.rlC,h DP"-New York I, C1htorni1 1 LOB-flltw von. 6, C111fornl1 6 2B-Mlll•"91V D.CI· nc:es HR-Malllngtv (It), Lvnn 117 s--eurlts.on S<:tl6f111e1 SF-DtC1nces I~ H R ER BB 50 NtWYwtt N4kro 6 2·3 I s s ' ' RIOMlli L 4·S 2·3 ' 6 s 2 1 DMurnv 2·3 0 0 0 0 I ~ Z..lfn 6 2·3 9 5 I 2 Corbitt W,S· 1 2 l·J 1 l 0 0 1 HBP-8avtor (Dv ZaM) T-1 '1 A-f<J,077 BefllQl.lll Carew er own Wlttong Lynn DtClnces Downing Narron Sconiers Grich Rt JaCkM>n Pettis Plcdolo S.Choheld 9ooM Mll,.r llurltr.on T.tah A11991 avenees BATTING All It H HR 217 .a 9S I 281 JS IS 3 111 1' lS 6 267 19 n s •2S 69 I 16 11 466 67 126 17 •39 ~2 111 18 111 • l3 3 171 12 JI 3 ~IO '6 69 IS 424 S2 91 19 :U9 s1 as 2 llS 16 2• I 325. 34 63 3 m Jb n 3 16 I J 0 0 I 0 0 OU StO 1141 ID ~ITCHING Raf P<t. :u 3"3 ,. 302 10 276 21 273 60 273 16 270 7S 269 13 2SI 13 2S6 " 2'6 63 231 2' 230 9 • 209 II "' " 194 0 "' •O 000 S4l ·", IP H 118 SO W-L EltA Ms.I 2.S~'l 2l 13 11 2 I LAO Fptdl lt. 'J 14 J 10 I I 2 20 Cort11t1 71 68 24 40 S· I 2 2' s.ncner 6'1., 61 l 1 41 I 6 2 71 Z..lln 162 16 I 40 '47 10·9 3 22 wi11 xn 196 15 l'3 12-10 Ht ltom.n.cl< 196 703 )7 13 10 11 31 l Curto& 21 2• 1 11 I· I 4 22 Kls.on '6 '6 20 S3 l 3 4 47 John 161 10J · 52 41 1 12 4SS l(aufm1n 564'J 57 16 34 1·2 '92 St11on 12~'> 152 • t 46 6·6 5 01 L1Cor1t 26l'.I )0 11 I) 1·2 • ~ Swan S I 0 2 0· I 10 to O!lltn II 16 t ) 0· I f 00 T9'ah I 20l I> 1161 400 60S '7 · '1 Ul S.vn ~•ncht1 l I Ae'f 6 Cort>ttt • Klr.on 2 tc:1utman I NATIONAL L.EA~UE Dodeen 4, EICPM l LOS ANGILU MONTalAL S.• 21> It It tllldS " L..tnclf a rl Gutrrer Cf Sclo5d• t L..lndlfY "' v.....-c .,_,,to • Andftll H Man.lllllfl lltu M tlll¥ef• lit Yl!JLl'I II ....,.. ,, • altrlltM 1brhl>I 40 00 Sl?O •020 4120 sooo S122 4 110 S021 3121 ?000 6100 •OOO 0000 1000 )010 100 0 lOll 0000 1011 lOOO 0000 1000 4 000 0000 4 111 J070 0000 0000 r \ \ 0000 i.lttl )1 MAJOtt L•AGU S An'182'1Cll" L: • ,,...,.._.. FndlY'a G.Mnnl A TTIHO cm •• Nhl Wlnfif'C. Ntw YOrll, 52. Mall , N.... Yorlt., , Mi.Jlrtr. timote, .Jn: Hl1>di, M-.c>t1 .317, ...... a&ltll'Nw• ,.,,. ltUNS E "'· Dolton, lOS. Htl!Otr•Oft, 0.kland. et. Wlnlletd, N-VO(k, 9, euner. Clf\l«a!ICI, •. ltlolo.111, aa1t1mon, ltll l(lnornt11. O.l<leno, IOI. Mutr1v. Baltimore, 103. Rice. Bo.ton. 102; Arm ... aoston, 9t, D11v1s. ~lite. 96 HITS MattlnQlv. Ntw Yorlt., 110, RIPktn 8•lllmor1. 165' Garcle, Toron1, 162. Win· lltld. New York. 162; Frtnco, Clt11.,.ne1, ''° OOUOLl:S Perrish', ThH. )t, Mtlllno· IY, N-Vorll, ». Evens. lotion. '2 .... TtQs, 31, Gtrcl•, Ttlronto, 31 • TlttPl.E~ Co ns, Toron~. 13, ""°''°"• TorQlllO, 1'; Cilbion, 0..roll, f, Utlsllew, tote111to. 9; Wison, te1n'8s Cltv. f HOME RUNS. Armu Boslon. u. Klno · man, 0.11"°, :n. Tnornton, Cte~nct. JO. ~rbll. OttrOit, 19, lr~nU.1, Mlnnt10t1, 11 STOL.EN 1JA~S Hll'ldWSOn, 0.klend, 50. COiina, Toronto, 41. Plftls. A......_ 4$, lullor. c ....... no. 42. G1rd1. TorOlllO, 3t PITCHING Ill C1K11lon') LMI, Toronto 13·4. 3 65. BIYleven, Clt ...... lld. IS-5. JOI, Sh.0 TOt'otl!O, H ·5, 2 3', Alelt1ndtlt, Tor· • onto ·l.1·$; 1.AO, N,...ro, Ntw Yorio., 16•1, 2 71 SAVES .. QuiMH!btrrv, Kt f'ls.t• Cllv, 46 Cal.Idol, 0.ltlalld, 27, Her111nelf1, Dtlro I. M. D1•t1l. M~'Vlf'IOt•, iS FlnotrJ Mil· WaukM, 73 Na1'0naf LM9Ue .. • l~tfl ,......,.s Gt"'") , BATTING 1320 11 ball) Gwynf'I. S.n : D~, 356, S.~g Chk:aoo, 32• Puhl HOU\lon, .lit, Crw, Houston, JU, Havn Pl\llac1t!Plll1, .313 RUNS S.ndbtro, Clllceoo. "· WIOO•n•. S.n Dleoo, 91. S.mutl, PhtladalPhle, 90, MAlllllWl, ChlCl90, "· Raine,, MontrHI, ... Rlt. Ctrter. Montre11, 9.S, Scnm1e11. Pllll•CltlOlll•. 91, CeY, Chlc100. 14, De vis. Chlctoo, M, Ltontrd, Sin Frenclaco, 12. HITS Gwvnn, S.n D'-oo, lf5, S.ndbtrg, Chicago, 176, S.rnutl. Phltaeltls>llot, l62. Cruz, Houston, HI ; R1llll'I, Montrqt, 15'. DOUBLES. 1t11nn. Montr11t, 32, ~ Pllll1de!P11l1, 3'2, S.nde)ff'g Chi· c•oo. :ie, Htnelricil, St Lou11. 27. HUOO.rel, At11nte, 27, Rav, Pittsburgh, 27. TRIPLES S.nobtrg, Chlc100, 17, S.tm*, Plll&adttPhl•, IS. Cru1 , Haus Ion, 12. Doren, Houston. 11. Revnolels. Hou"°"· 9, GWVM, San D•eoo, 9, McGft. St Louis ' HOME RUNS MurPllv, Allanll 21, 5clln'lldt. Pllilade1Ph••· 21. ''""· Monlrtl l, 2', Cev. ClllQoo. 23. L_..rd. San Fren· CllCOI 21 STOLEN BASES S.mutl, Pllltae1a1Plll1, 63, R11nh, Montr«el, S9, W•oo•ns S.!'1 D~. 57, Redu•, Clnclfll\811, " Wtls.on, New V or1t. <IO PITCHING ( 11 CMclsoansl Sutcltfft, Chi• CllOO. 13·1, 2.92, Horton. SI LOIJ•S, 1·3 3 SA, Trout. ChlcAoo n's 3.33, Otrllng, New Vork. ll·S, 3 U SAVES; Sulllf', St LOI.Ill, 36. HDllenCI, Pll•ltdt!PllMI, 21; Orosco, New Yori.. 27. Srnllh, Chlcaoo, 26, Goneoe. San D~, 25 NFL $CMdUJe TODAV'S GAM&S LA it.Iden ., Houlton IChtnnt'I ' ., l pm) S.n Frenc•Ko et Detroit 1C11annet 2 II 10 em.I M•amo at Welti ng1on (Cl\anMI 4 et 10 am l Allenta at New Orleans Kan•u Cllv II P·llll>urgh New Enollnel 11 Buff•IO Ptlhd@lohle al NY Giants St Louis at GrHn Bev S.n Orego at M•llntiC>ta T11mPa Bev 11 C111caoo C1nc1nneli 11 Denver NV Jet• at lnd•anePOI·• MOHDAY'S GAMES Oa"u 11 Rims Cleveland at Stattif COLL.EGE CS Fulerlon 71, Boise St. 25 Score bV OUl"9fs Co• State Fullerton 1 10 1 l-71 Bo111 St 6 6 1 ..-2s &SU-Hunter 70 PIU from Chotltl 11\ielr. telle<ll CSF-<ierherel 2 r.un <'ff•nkt kick I CSF-f'G Sttlnkt « BSU-FG l-lunter 31 CSF-<Ailloun 97 kickoff return ISttlnke l<ICll) • &Su-FG Hu,,ter 31 CSF-Lewts 2 run (Slelnke koc.k ) BSu-Metc•H 6 PIU from CllOllH <Hunter klCl<I CSF-f'G Ste e 37 8SU-Frenc1s I run (Pan lt htell .A-16.8'5 TEAM STATISTICS CSF First oowns 12 Rushfl·v•rels 37· 123 Pen•ng ver~ 125 Return verels 0 Puses 10 16·0 PuntS 7·3" Fumbles·IOst 2 I Pwnathes·vard' 6·60 Ttme ol POSSHS>on 26-ol INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS BSU 24 '7· "' 2).4 \ l1·l? I 2·?6 1·0 •·:M 33 52 RUSHING-<tl Staie Fullerton SColl, 9 56. Lewis. 8·33 Gert>1rt 5·32 Bo•~ Stet• Franc11. 22-96, Cll01tes, 10· S3, Collons 11·47 PASSING-Cal Stale Fullerton Allen. 10 16~· 125 Boise State COO.It$ 13·24·0·210, DesPrts •·7·0·2•. Love. O·t+O RECEIVING-Cal Stitt Fullerlon Prulll, 3·61, Gerhart. 2·27 Kent 2·8 80IH Stitt Melc1tt 8· 110. Hunter 2·14 Frenclt 3·36 Colle9e scores wl::sT San Jose St I•. New Mt•ICO St 0 Portland SI 11 S Oakol1 St 14 • ltOCKIES • Cal Stele Fullerton 27, Bol" St ?S FrfltlO St 27 M1zone 12 Air Forc.t 34. San Dleoo SI ,, Ut1h S2; W~ St 16 N Arozon• ... N Mell Hogllllnd\ 0 Por1t1nd St 17, S D1llol1 St u Wvom•no 31. S D11<ot• 13 -SOUTHWEST Ton A&.M 20. TtwH·EI Peso 11 Ttllll Southern 13 Lamer 7 Tutse 73. S I"°'°'' 10 MIDWEST 1nir101s 24, Northwtiltrn 16 Cent M<M11n •s N Moe11 111,, 71 Kent SI 24 Akron 17 N llllnoos <IO W Ttaa• SI 33 w llli110ts 37. Clflt Missouri n SW MIUOl.lff 17, Drtlll 11 SW Teus St ll WlcM1 SI JI Younostown St 31 E M1c111111n 1 50UTH Miami, Flt l2 FIOrlda 20 CltmWn <IO, A09tltehl1n St 1 Floridl St. 41. E Ctrolona 17 Tlflllft"9 J4, Wasn1ng1on St 21 Furrnen 21. S Cer04•n• St 10 GIOl'gl• Soullltrn U , FtorlOI A&.M 0 Loul)llnt T tch I 7. SE l.Ou•sl1n1 9 Mtnt11" 33 W Vorglnl1 Tech 10 MCNffH SI 17, NW L01.11\l11ne ,. Mtml>l\I\ SI 17. Arktnses St 7 MIHIHIPPl SI )0 Tullnt ) Morthuel St 31. Georveto>¥n. k v o Murrav SI 26. Lou••~lllt 13 NE Loulsial\I 13, NicllOll\ St 6 RI<""'°"° '3, Je""" Mall ion 17 ltthune·COOICrNn 4l, C1n1 f'lor101 11 Tn -Chllt11nooga t , SW l.0\1•$18,.. I IAST aostOfl c~ " w C11r04111 14 er Olll/TI Youno ?O P llsburgh 14 MesseefluMlh 16 l•N SI 10 ll'106t f~ ll, Ho,..a•CI V '1 W V1r11tt a ll Oflt0 U 0 0...Ma HIW,OltT LANDINO I N1w11rt '-di) -'1 • .,... 10) bol!JfO, 11 INH 1 .,, ti ISO-"".Otr.i l "" e fl DAVIM t.0Cktr9' Ulln_, a.e111 -,. ·~· ut 9onlJO 2 'Y w1.t ' 1J roe .. flWI, J) WU 607 "'-<.kWft, 1S7 bulltl 1\1!!• a.c. °'*' <•• lndk..,, ...... , H•1~tOll p"" c O\tlllt\ Llndv Miiier lt!n$ C«tlrt!\ Mi~t Oon4!ICI Tommv V1*>hne WIVMLtvl Oen Helldonon L•rrv Mite ltrtll U1>11tr OllMor~n ~(k I.YI G«lfM lutl\6 l!CI Flofl Mark Wilbf Lorffl ltCIOull ltot>Ov CleMPell D1v1C10orlt! ltl Bruton loO GllOtr Jeff MifClllCI I ll S.'ldtr Tonv Jol\Mtooe Pt1MLG0- 01n Foorntn l1rrY Jt~tT ltuel<tv Gtr9Mr C••vn PMff TomPurttlf Gtrv K rl.llQef At\Clv~ 11111 °"'"°" . Rock DetpOt.. Jtck lftrenz Franlt. CC>nlltr teen KIOtv Mlk1f>Kk Griff MOodv BobEHIWood Oon Pootev R1ndv Wetkln• Gtrv Heilbtfo Vic lteoalldo Howerd TwiN'I' lttn lrown Dtvoel O'Ktltv Chris Perri Jim Simons Jim Thorpe TllT) Simpson WOOClv 811Ckburn eruct Soulsb\I Tom Jtnklns PaulA1lnoer Rfltl Celdwt" ICtMV Knoll Mark McNultv Jeff Stumtn Mille Ho111nd W1vntGrtCIV Morris H11tl1kv Mtrk BfOOk' • V,ance .Heafner Anov Nor111 Joelie MUOCI Mtrll C•lcevtccll•• Garv McCord Jot Slneltllr MtcO'Graov Miki McC1.11oough Jim Gettao11er Glbbv Gllt>ert Tom L1mort .... ~ 66·7~71 • .... ,, 6t-40e 6f·ll·tt-209 66·7• ,,_:of ., -72-70-20t 61 71 11-209 61-72 70-209 70-61 71-209 12·11 61-110 10 Tl 06t-11l 10 )1•71>-tl I n .. -fl-211 68-n·n-212 71·69·71-Zlt 71·73·•9-?13 n·6H3-2 ll 7?·74·.,._2" 7'·73-61-214 70-61 76-214 1'\71.:.•9-2" 10 u-n-2" ,..,. 7G-;11S • 6'-16·7~~ ...... 7S-69·71-21S · 73.10-n-ns 12·10·73-21S 7'·61·13-21S 71-69·7S-21S 69 70·76-215 73•71-72-216 10· 73-7)-216 7'·69·73-216 ll-71-1-216 12-10·1•-216 ., 71-16-216 69·7•·7-211 1• 1?·11-211 72·7'·71-211 71 ·6'H 1-217 13·72-11-211 10·1' 73-217 74·70-73-2)7 12-11-1..-111 10· 1S-1:l-211 73·12·7)-211 69·76·73-211 7J 12·73-218 11·73 74-211 72·71·7S-711 73·71·74-211 13· 70-JS-2 .. 72·70-76-211 72·69·77-211 10·70·18-211 1'·n·13-219 73·73·7)-219 7'·72·73-219 73·71·7S-219 74--11'7•-219 73·71-1S-219 '9·7'·76-219 72·70-77-219 72·70-17-219 7'·67· 11-219 1•·70·n-221 '9· 73· 79--72 I 70-12·79-221 70·74·71-222 69 n 1a-22• 61·77·79-22• 7S·7H9-22S 14·72-79-225 LPGA tournament ( 11 SClrln9lleld, a 1 Vicki Alvarez 35·33-'4 33·35--64 32·34-68 3S·ll-61 33·35-61 35·3"-69 36 34-70 34-36-70 ~5-JS-70 3S·3S-70 )4 36--10 3S·3S-10 35-lS-70 3'·36-10 JS·lS-70 3'·36-70 34·36-70 37·l3-70 TMrtll Htnlon Btckv Petr'°" ClnCIV HIH Vicki Feroon Jene Cr11ter &tlPI King J11111 Anderson Carole Chllrt>onn•er RoMt Jont1 Oebb+t Hill Noreen Frill Donne H Whllr H .. 111er Drew C1ndv P1e9er Oot Citrma1n Ject<lt Bl!'tscl' Laur• COit Jene B••IOC• Mtrtl\J Neuse M.arv Btlcaster Mary Detonb Amv Benz M•llOVMoo<t M.arlen4! Ftovo Loro Gtrbatl Dlbb•tMISHv Kllhv lal<•r AhCf Miller L11.111 E>tttrM>t'I Silvia llertot1cc1n1 Juli. Pvne Ateundr1 Reinhardt Sherri Turner C1tnv Morse Otte Eggellng "',!ACY L OPIZ P1 I N'4VtrS S.ndre P1tmer Juelv Ellls BethD1nte1 Kllhryn Young Cattierlne D1.1111111n Sallv Little Anne·Mtrot Pith OttClff Luker Dte>or1h Petr•u Per Brtellev Merle Fklutru·Dotto A"I'°" F 1nnev Oen1'9 Slr.Oig Oi•ne Arls·L•no Jene Strmons T trrl L uelt.llur\ I &arD 81.1n1<ows1<v Lls.t YOl.l"9 Ctlhtrlnt P1n1011 Missie McGeoroe M J Smllh Mtrv Beth Zimmerman C•lhv Rtvnolds Clndv Lincoln llrtndl Goldwnoth Vicki Sf"91fl()(I Sarth Ltveaue Jerllvn Brit/ Beth Solomon IC1thv Poittewa11 J11nnettt IC err •P•ttv HevH Jo Ann Wesham OewnCo. Lauria Rusk Sewell Mtrltnt Haggf PemG,.tien Gail H1r'e1e Conf'" Ch1l1tm• Otborlh Sk•nntr V11tr1t S~onnt< ear1>r1 Mlzra1>1r S.rbara Barrow L•nela Hunt l.or Wtsl Jo.n Jovce K1thv Hat CDll~Wakt• Merv 0...,vtr C1thv W..rino Lvll., SlrQlil'v She :ev HaMI" U.S. Amateur • 36·3S-11 37·~-H lS·l0-71 36·3S-11 35·36-11 37·3--11 31·13-71 J5·36-71 35 36-71 34·37-71 35·36-71 35·36-71 35·31-72 35·37-72 37 3S-72 38·34-72 36·36-72 36·36-72 38-34-12 35-37-72 3S·37-1? 36·J7-73 3S·lf-73 36·37-13 3S·l8-73 37•36-73 J.A-)9-73 36·37-73 36·37-73 36·37-73 36·31-13 31·36-13 37·36-13 37·36-73 37·36-73 37·36-13 36 31-7' ... 31·37-14 36·3&--74 3S·J9-7• 3S·l9-74 36·3'-7• 39·3S-7• 37 31-1• 38·36-14 37·)7-74 35·39-7• 36·38-14 38 36-7• 36 ll-74 38·36-7• 36·31-14 38·36-74 38·l7-75 le 37-15 l8·37-7S 31·37-15 31 38-75 37·3'-15 37·31-75 38·37-75 37·38-75 40·36-76 J7·J9-76 39·37-76 34 42-76 JT~14 40·30--16 ll·lt-76 40·36-1' )7·39-76 36-4~74 lel Edmend, Oitla.) SIMIFIHAL MATCHES SCo•t VerP'ank (01<1eriom. St I Cit( Rll'CIV ~M., (Houston>. I UP Sam Ra.,OO•Dll 1~nt1 Bert>eraJ Clef J'•rv H11s C8t11ev1 t II.), 7 elld S Ln AY111110S IATURDAY'S AHUl11 '1 Jiii .. 54 •nlttlt ~ rMfttM) IT RACI. Ont mt1ll 1ll~ re kra mt111 I K 1111 lluri.1 • rlOedt IPeti.erJ rooi.dlll Dov lSlftl..111 HO A"o raud IN>offr 111\tt, MWll 1telro110w, Game Robblt, Dir.Kl kl111. SC.0111.il Boy, WoMll\O Geme Tlmt 2:01 Ill U IXACTA 15-71 011111 ~140. SICOlfD. ltACS. JOnt "Ille peot, 0ttl'IOVtr ( ~llafrfft) 7'0 UO Lil Abn« CSlttlhl UO F11tlmento <Perkerl 'eo ~ r 8Ctd ltfOCJl'lt Mill, lt"'lk 5(ott, Im t W1ndelrer, blll\I aov, ~teoOutllll Certos, V Ing Time 1.$7 'IS $.J IV.CT~ 'I " Cll10 "'uo .. T"IRD ltACI. OYl9 mile .oett .r Baron Module ICroQMn) HO lW 7w· Wtecomt Ja do. IAnowtot!) '-40 ) IO Armllfo Fdl tPefktrl SOit AIM> r~ ~aHllr!T; .. trdlM Gold. C.otatll'olont. W•m'I WIUIM, 861>1>V "Trao • Pllmsotl TitM tjf . s iJ IXACTA 12·11 Plid M6IO lfOUltTM lt~Ct. ON milt NCI BrowntM1ft Mllttr (Wlr'l'tt) 6 40 J 00 MtCho 8r1vo (/11\trd .. •nd> 2 IO 2 40 FrM Tum <Keetolll , • 00 AIW rtCtO ~·"~ Mii~ ·Fritz. COl.lfMIOUI ltld. HuSlll"9 Dalt nme I SS 2/S lfl9'TH ltACa. Ont mlll PICt. LA Dlcl•IO( (Ptttl'Mll) .s.20 3.40 Tiit Como11w• Gold (KlllOiefl S 00 Tlolll Qulrt1n (LICktV) 3 IO" Al'° rec:ed. White Shot Louie, Soorla Pelee•. Slr.lpPtr1lrl1, J1me1 Vlnc.1n1, Mis· ler Gu•l•v. Crackld tee. • Time. 1:59 4/S. $.J aXAC:TA INI &>aid Ml 20. SIXTH RACI. Ont mita Dtee Prtvv Councjl (Mldl•ndl , 10 20 u o Merrv Nerd In (Croolllnl t 40 Protenor Osoorl\f <R1tcrtlorC1) S.60 Also r~· Smert Kotlll, Doctor h llt1, Mtaltr Joli•. Looking Good, lttll\bow S!H'lnos, ltun Beste Time. I.SI $.J IXACTA 17·1) 1>1111 1107.10 SEVINTH ltACI. One milt Pke. HIPP'!' Viner (SPrlogsl s 20 3 '° Two Qc:Mns IV•lllndlnghlml SOO YenkM lthylhm (F SWrll'I) 4 60 AIM> r~ Glen 111\idt>v, SOii Et1Ptdtll0n, Sl.IOtr NHIO, Eloclutnl ltov s. Llllla Jorav. Time l 51 llS · $.J EXACTA (3 7) Plid Pot SO EIGHTH ltACI!. Ont mitt NCI Ptter Ontcfin (Sltetlll '4 00 13 00 7.40 D11mttrot <Croortan) 3 60 3.20 Teel Wive (O'Dwverl •M Also rectd Pint Bev. BC Count, C•Pl•1n w11son, S.tvaelor , Time 1:5' . U EXAC1A !•·7) P•'CI S224 <IO NINTH RACE. One molt Pllte • Bi i ClltmP (P!eratl 20 20 II 20 • 60 VHllCI Power (Ancltf'IOO) ,. 00 6.60 Dutch Trett (V1ttand1119ham> 2.60 Alao receo Almorld King, Native H10. Nv•llO Del, Jungle LIW, Fl~t Mall. Prlnl· m11<11r Time I SS 4/i U EXACTA II 61 NICI S3SO 10 U ~ICK SIX ( 1-f-7-312·4 I) P•ICI S992 20 with 26 winning Hckell (five hOrllS) C1rrvOvtf' obol: S2S,I00.90 TEHTH lltACE Ont milt Net Ma• eurnl>fo <Flscol 41 <IO 1' 40 10 40 Apjofy'~ Brother IMtrrl1ml I 00 6 <IO Nimble Y•~" <Pttnol 9 20 Atao rectel. Lord Alba, TtrPOrt Donnv. F ICl•loo. Parkwav ACloOS, Time Sautr• 8aron 8onl1tc• Time I S9 '3 EXACTA ll•IJ Pl•CI M~ 10 Alle~nct 12.992 O.C Mar SATUltDAV'S ltlSUL TS (3'ltl ti 43-dlV ltl~tel mleflne) FIRS1' RACE. 6 lurtOROi SuPtrSlll' Sunnv IL01oval t I <IO 6 6e 4 20 Crum Pocker (811c1<> 600 360 Otsl1nt Jull (Ptnctv) 3 20 AIM> rectel 80b HulM>n E~ulrt, K~\Of'e, wonning Go1e1, Vtd•ll•, W111<otoa ln<llan Art. Tiit Same telee Minor League Time I II I S SECOND ltACE. 6 furlOnGl Conttal.IO$ (Lfp111ml 33 20 lJ to I~ King ot !ht GrHn (Gerclel 2'.20 f7.411 Reiacttd Suitor IHIWllY) ~ I l 20 Alto recld Jollv Josh. lrlsh G111re1. Phi Btll KIPPI, 8eron L1.1Ck'1'. Golden W1tcll, Magic Memo. Pattern Melch, Ludl Sero\, S11tln' Hloh Time Ill st DAILV DOU8LE (7·1) paid 12S2 40 "(HIRD AACE. Ont mite E mProfl11t1.1nvrs IT orol n 40 S 20 • 20 Emtr1te1 Cul (McC1rronl 1.60 2 40 TrlumPllanllv (Mfz•> '20 AIM> rettel North St1w1v, In Nlluret Form, Doctor Foote. l.lmutone L01Jle, Joltv Writer Time l:JI U IEXACTA (4·31 NICI '123 00 FOURTH Ill.ACE. 6 furlong• Lt Stew (P1ncav> 110 6 20 3 60 M•SSV B·nklt (Stloemtker) Ito 4.20 Po\1lt0nad (Dtll llouSMIVf) J.00 Also rectel S•nt•no Snow. Cool Vlc10f'lt, Palfn RNCler. Dttr Josie, Pen.ct Jov. T1n;11a, Cvane's Bullon. 01r"'8tt, H•lf Anotl Time l II FIFTH ltACE. I • !NIU on turf Oare YOIJ IP11~11) 600 420 2.IO MllCll Winner IL01ov•> 7 40 '40 Rustv C•nvOfl (McCtrronl 2 IO Also rlCtCI 111<111n Trtl1, Cnlf'ICfY Bld- Cltr. Ftilllof Pt Mtrllltr, Tlmi.r1tck, Lllh•n. Qua ntum L .. P Time I 4' J/S U IEXACTA 19·31 N ICI Sll9 SO SIXTH AACI. One milt . Oerbv Dewnlno (McCrnl 6 20 l 40 2.10 lmegt of Gr .. 1neu IOlh$VI 3 to 3 20 Ovnamllt <S11otm1ker) 4 00 Alao riced Ft ltno, Mttorondt, QulfllV Jet, Wl'ttrn Sport. Perteet &lend, Ouetzet Time 137 •IS SEVENTH ltACK. 6'11 turlo09• Emboldtn <Orttoll I 00 3 20 2 60 Recoro C.tch (Shotm•lltrl 210 2 40 Sl1nd P11 (H1wlty) 3.20 "''° rectcl Pollv'• ltuler, AcktrrNnn, Honto, Austints C.W , London Crou. Slolo Oler, Mocllo Potuc:no, Stlerllf Mutr Time 1.1' VS U. • XAQ A 12 •41 N;o $A1.$. t2 PICk SJX · (1·4·3·9·1·21 N ici SIOS.41640 with one *'""'ng hckll-(1111 llOrstl ) ., Pick SI• conM>laUon Pl•cl s l,llJ 60 with S. •Wlino llCktl' Wv• • llOrMS) llGHTH ltACI. ll'e miltS on turf. F1~0IV Late IMCCrn> 9 <IO 3 60 2 40 Luckv Lucllv LUck'I' (P•nuv> 3 00 2 40 AUl'll .. ltllV (SllOtt'l\alltr) 2 20 "''° rt ctcl Leir .. ·1 Oto. Pelrlcl• J1me1. SllV llriOt, Gtnt's L•dV ,11mt 14t 21S /U IXACTA (3·61 PIK! 163 SO NINTH I ACI. °"' molt GrtY M11s1t1 4McCwron) 1 40 2 IO 2.60 OO·ForlUM'S l(fnOdOf'n IHWIYI 3 20 2 60 A~llll ILllovt) 3 00 00-Flnlallld flrsl, ClltQUt ltfltd •tlel Pltctd 1«on<I • AIM> rtCed. Tro111Sl1 , MtnolOM; Whlll (loud, EIMr91n<.V Fund Time 1·n "' U IXACTA (3•71 Hid IAf SO .Attencl•nct 23,57t • .. ., .,_.......... IJMll c...... New York Yankee pitcher Phil Nleluo, at 46, •till makea hl• llvlng baffllDC oppo9lng h.ltten ~th h.l~ knuckleball. ANGELSBEATYANKEES • • • From Cl underneath ca tcher Butch Wynegar's ta,. . 'If the throw's down~ he's ouc." Angel Manager John McNamara said. "About three inches of the plate were showing when he came down ofT the slide," Wynepr said. "He shd on cop and his foot got u1. The throw was JUSt a Uttle high, though." Lynn's lhree-run home run ofl tn the eighth ofTR1ghett1 -a left-hander -capped the Angels' five-run out- burst and put the pme away But a spark may have been provl.dcd m the seventh "hen he ran Gomez's red light. -"I didn't sec 1hc sign 10 stop. I wa s chmkang 1t would go to the fence and ll would be a tough play," Lynn said. .. Bue I was thinking score. "When Doug h11 1he ball. l knew I was sconng. For one thtn~ I had a full head of steam, and was JUSt going co keep on going. It would've talcen cwo good throws to get me. "That's the first time I've ever run 1hrou&h a coach before." Said DeCinces: "Ri.ghe1t11u tou~ pitcher, but I was thriMed to knock 10 the tying and ~o-ahead runs. The center fieldcr(V1c Mata) made a good play cutting It ofT~cause I thought 1t was gomg to the wall " Now ic's September. and most of the players agree it's now or never if the team is to make a move. "Thmg.s are mucfl more important now, because it's September,·· Bobby Gnch said ... h's a whole different ball aame Whai. is 1t'l Two days away now'>" ' Gncb was commenting on when he believes che .\ngels. will regain 'first place. AHGEL NOTES -Sp(eklM Otl Dttlllf of '"\._ APOtll S.lurdav a..av ~ Wiii 01 11'11 i.m C1liforn•1 w .. , •·1 th•nk I feel for most of Ille 1>11vers In 11v1ng thll It's ci.itrllC'llnQ 81.11 Ille tens Iii<• It. M) I GOIH it's OIC Ma't'tle llllY lhOllld Clo II when tilt other 1 .. m Js hiltltlO IO tlltv'U bl <11srracted • On 1 more strlOla note. hi 1CICllCI COi.it the S>eMtnt rect. "EvervboOv feel$ '"' momentum '' on our slda now Thi licit It lurnlno, our IOb now '' to wst1ln It." Iv the ••V, GrlCh Ills hit 3IO (It-SO) In his llJI 1' games . Y•nkM Piicher °'"" """"" MCI $urreno.rk only lllrH Hrntel.n.1n1 In I'•• II" 17 ePP .. rences covering 24 lnninOS Pl'1or to S.lur· d•v's ue>rltln9 bv the Anpels. wllieh hllptel beltoon his ERA from US lo 2 '1 "I OOll'I llllnk ht W8' throwl119 lhal bedtv. bUI his IHlblll tol 1111 • 111111 ronlghl," wild Y1nllee c.lcntr llvtdl W"""9r, ''Ht broke Mllrt I AWll's bll. And Otutt 0.Clncft lust went down end (IOI It (whln 111 ~II hll gemt·wlnnlng OOl.ll>lt In Ille ilvtntll) " • &rown Pinch· hit tor Rid Carew In 1111 tlohth IMlng end dtllvered • k1v ,Ingle before lfrM LVM hit his thrM·run homer Thlft'S • sPtci•t altrtlt\Q nrne for todlv's IHlmt 12l0 P.m Rtn Rtmtnldt 110-111 fte1s RIV ,......_. 16·1) In Ille lln1I ~long of the vHr btlwfttl Ille l•o tt1ms AMERICA'S CUP ••• From Cl have sent teams of ex pens to Penh 10 study cond1t1ons and organize dock- ing space. sail lofts and crew ac- cOmodat1on At least two clubs. from New Yorl and San Diego. will spend most of the coming summer (December throuah February) sailing in the. ofcen choppy waters ofT Fremantle. the colorful port 10 miles from Perth. They will partictpate' in the World 12 Meter Championships. a tuneup for th e 1987 defense. Newport Harbor Yacht Club of Newport Beach will also be fielding a 12-meter under the Eagle Syndicate. The yacht, yet to be designed and built. will be chnstencd Eagle, with Rod Davis of El Segundo as skipper. New Y-0rk Yachl-Club Com· modore Robert Stone. who 1s de- termined to return yachtina's most presfigious troph y to its stand at tl'le midtown Manhattan club. heads one Amencan group. His club has put together a chaJlenge that Wlll co t approximately S 15 mil hon. 1 • Sao 01e10 Yacht Club Com- modore Dennis Conner. whn 'la1led the yacht Liberty to defeat for the New York Yacht Club last year. hcnds the California syndicate. His challenge 1s expected to cost 1bou1 S 12 mLlhon. ,_ Connecticut millionaire Ltonard Greene ·~ chairman of the ( ouragcous II S}nd1cate of the Yalc- Connth1an Yacht Club. A fleet of about 50 12-metcr yachts -one of the biggest congr~tions ever of these rare racing machines - 1s ellpected to use lhrce adjoining harbors south of Fremantle The state government. 1n conjunc- tion wuh Royal Perth. I\ bu1tdana a muh1-mtlhon d<>lfar harbor to provide dock.mg for 1lP to I 0 Ameri- ca's Cup syndicates. To choose a challenger for the best- of-seven final series starting January 31. ?987, nearly 600 match races will have to be sailed ofT' Fremantle between November and mid-Janu- ary. Even the elininat1on tnab to find a defender from amonf the 11ine Australian contenders Wll be as b'i•S an average Newport cup sencs. Four m1llionaercs from Perth, in- cludin' Band. have mounted defense campaign~. and they will be joined by cwo from S>dney. and one each from Brisbane. Melbourne. and Adelaide. With so much racing involved, two Amcnc.a's Cup course~ will be needed. Royal Perth has chan~ the u ual cup course configuration to eight ltgs of 3.25 naulicaJ miles from the traditional six ltg.S of 4.S ... nautical miles. At least ct~ht ocean liners wall be ba cd in Fremantlc for the defense :is floating hotels and anndstands. Headed or San Lone Star starts Dieg9, quicKiy ) . \ • ' ,• ACTIONS, C6, 1 .. • • U.S. trade.balance shifts from WeStto East , ~ ~ . Qur.trade with the Pacific Bast·n grew by-8 percertt du ...... rt_n__..p_a_s_t_y-ea.._r_,;_._..:....._;,~~-~ cause tor a\.1rm, Drowne >; 1hnt the pessurii\i'H ovC'r 6ur bttit) ro· com-: economic d)nanmm that allow, Pa· prtt, with Asian produ~ rs 1' rt>atty c11ic rt'g,on re rdcnh to produce exaa.geratcd. 1 he Rea n dm1n1 goods'that AmC'ncans want to buy tration, ho~\er, is 1riv1n.g for 1 natio.ns "a~ ·\tagnatin • coonomrc will fuel our future tradt wnh them. If libCrahz.auon of the non·tariff bar- cnident. thC'.)' will boeomc better nU'rkeU tor U..S, goods nnd scl'\itces fueling our cxP.Qrt cap3b1ht1cs Browne 1d. . The ptctutt 1s not complatcl) rOS). act1, 1t} V>ith the Pacilk U mgrc.,,by the1r_cconomy ~ere not...so b.callh> riers ihat man) countno have 8pcrccnt,somcthin Brown\: )Sha wt could not ho~ to find 1hc on of creattd an recent )Car~. By JOY DEE ANTHONY ~HllltC•114 I 11 ho\1.-C\:er. \'IC:L ~-arships a~~~=ll~ ago v.-erc hnrdl) a presence 1n lhe area Todar the~ ha~c the largest fleet there and Qnc of the world' ; lafl! t rnue in the regton .. Our m1ht ry·strcngth pro" 1desllte Jndispensablc deten;ant essenhiSI to maanwmng~tab1ht) ancl a· confidence among our fnends." Bro1o1rne $aid. Tlre R n dmu•us-- tration promotes the 1dta th t 00we arc Even to M>meone who has spent a lifetime in busme s acuvities rn the Asian an~ Pacific reg.ion~. the figures at"C sUlrthng. H ~Monr~ 81 ownt'. United Stat am~assador to New zeiland. In l 980, for the very fir;t lime, trade bct"'ren th~. U .. and the 21 na tion of the Pacifie basrn. ·outstr1ppe'd trade betwt'en the iJnited St.aw and Europe, accounting for .30 percent of all U.S. trade by 1983, gotten link· 11 an> attention an the . markeb for our fore ti). agncuhu¥1 s an example of wa) that ooun· media. Yet the .S2 billion an U.S . and c:_omputcr Mlft\.\arc prQducts .that' tnes are a~t1n& to btntfil the U .. eAports \P that ~g1on ha\e produced we will need 1rthc U.S. 1~ ~o contrnue Brov.ne cited a recent pact btt\\een an estil111ltecttt i mill torr ne" JObs for on a path of economic growth. usfrai1a and New Zealand o build Americans. Browne told"a gatherJnt Browne ~s tho ercas. as .,.,ell as· o'er time 11 fr (t 1'ha1 ku-Ttt.nt01'~ip of the Oranie County World Affatr ban~1ng. an)urance. an.,.d consu1ung as between the t .... o •• ~ermcd "Oo r Council in Santa na Wcdne-.day. ha' mg Vast ~tcnual. . . Economic Rclauon or C E.R. Onl) Half of the total U.~. trade defkit. . ln _expfain1~g the rap1d1ty ol. the·. tcmporaril) .. '"II th!s rtlat1oni.h1p ijrownc SS)S. 1-; accQunted for oy the PaCthc region s gTowth. Brow"!e said . grve .IJ. prod~cer u1treascd ~om Pacific region's trade surplus with the "The most ucce !>ful cconQm1cs are petition as .,.,, ancr~sc our 1mp0rts Ls Ourstrongdollarmakcsimpom thosethat haveadoptedthesamefree .\s the two c9untne become more Last year w~en trade with .other cheap But r:uher than scein~ this as a market. oncntat1on that ~.as ~ned lhc United tat so w II. Thi ha mt"ant that 1n contrast to• the dif- ficyhre) found in Latin America and in other dl'vcloprng areas: the Pacific area has an extremely low debt ~rv1cc to cxp<>rts ratio. Irvine firm to deliver automatic test .systems The lndu5trial Products Di"ision night v1s1on S)Stcms. and other of Computer Automauon. Inc. of electr<>-0pt1cal devices for m1lital) Irvine has received a purcha~ agree· applicattons. • ment from the Eft(tro-Optical and' The Marathon Funct1ona1 ·1 est Data Systems Group.-of Hughes Station will be used to perform high· Aircraft Co for automatic test ~ speed digital and analog tests on the terns totaling$ 1.5 milhon. The agree-qrcuit boards used in the company's· ment calls for deliveries over a 21 · range finders.• . month period. 1... The Resource Manager "'1\1 The initial purchase. valued at pro"ide mult1-user/mult1-taslrng SS68.000. 1ncludes a Marathon Fune· capabilities for the programming and tional Test Station. a D1g11al S1mu-simulation functions. In add1t1on, the · lation Statton and a Marathon Re· Resource Manager. with its net"ork- source Manager . rng capabilities will be used to tie the The Electro-Optical and Data S}S· test depanmcnf 1n "'ith this Hughes :..tems Group of Hughes Aircraft Co. group's computer aided manufac- manufactum laser range finders. turing system. ·Those countries that have ach1eve9 the mo'i4" growth. Browne said. have (Tiade it on their own. Foreign aid 1s tlOI "hat gets a country going. In facL rt can exascerbatc the problem ot poverty. ifit goes to increase a poorly- run goverment's control of the econ· om> rathC'r than to a count11 whose policies are pro-free market.. Taking one of.the successful coun- tries as an c~ample. Browne said. ..0urexpons to Korea an Just one }ear c\ceeded the total of all economic assistance e"cr gn.en to Korea·· In the case of Taiwan. it's e"en more dramatic Browne said. Half a \ear's exports at 1983 rates exceed the total of all aid gi"'en to Taiwan frQm 1949 to the present. Browne feels that the current ORANGE COAST STOCKS Here are the stock market activities of publicly traded Orange County firms for the week ended Friday, June 1. Data provldedby Newport Sec~rlties Corp. I Air Calt!~r. A"AL l Up!la HICl"O A\Jll ' l &aer. P.t •· •EC • • a .. r. Paclrle &Pr ; a-..r.~'d·Dent A•~• 6 b•r.Stat• 1 IPld Crt faeh A 'f 8 &rohl•• Corp, &CH• 4 &TY s,at••• ATYS 10 au .. r .ll\tl. II'. • u :m;~:"v~~: "!ft tf•.port 8•• ~ lr•I"• ~·"' ,.t a ... "' , ... ,". An.a~•ls -.•vp ,., 8•• h l~oM I• o..st ...... Santa Ana o-.n,@ ~ew~or. eoa "' ~· A. llA!J>A~ -TGE OT ~A A • .. ' .?e; '· ~ .-... 9l T.ee .5 ~ .~9~ '· ~ • ·r •• 1 • • •;z1 ~. ~00 -,. . , .. , ~- 2 .~"< -~).'.I •l! ,, -·~ -. Tiff any returns to ipdepenCient ~ompany status ln ttit-Pacific' to tay ... _.~ • • But continuing in a AOtc of op· 11m1sm, Browne rt"nu111."C'd ttuu m NEW YORK (AP) _ Tiffany & Carol l . Schroeder. CAecut1vc d1· C'o. will return to its iqdepcndtnt rector of the lrv1ne Chamber of status foll<1wmg an agreement by Commerce, has been elected prest· Avon Products Inc. to sell the 147· dent of the Federated Chambers of year-old Jewelry rcuuler for S 135.5 Commerce ofOrange County. m1lhon in QSh to U.S and foreign The federatJon 1s composed ol 1n,estors, officials say more than 26 execut1\C dn"CCtors and 4--~m~anagers of vanous cuy and fC&IOnal The group of m\Cstors was led by chambers of commerce an Oran " Tiffany Chairman Wtlham R. County. Federation members e\· ,. C'baney. who said the deal should be change ideas and discu~s is.sue of completed by mid-October. mutual cpncem afTecnng Orange Tiffany has been a diYision of Count). .\"on. the world·s largest mal'lJ.lfaC· Schroeder v..as the fim emplo)ee turer of cosmetics ana to1leuics. for v..hen the Ir\ ine Chambtr v.;as five ye.u-s. founded in 1981. She became eli- ecutive director in 198 l. Dunng her "Tiffany is not ·going to change tenure. the chambtr has grown from dnmaticall}:· Chane) said Thurs· 150 members to more than 750. dav Schroeder previous!) sen ed on the A' on spokesman John Cox said .\"on would make "a substanual profit" on the sale. It ongrnall)' purchased Tiffany for stock wonh $104 m1lhon rn 1979. staff -of State-sen. -0cnn1s Ca nter <and was campaign coordinator for Orange Cou~y ShenlTBiad Gate . Other new federallon officers in· elude vice ~1dcnt Dons Lindsc) of the Yorba Lmda Chamber of Com· merce, sccrctal') Jo}'ce Riddell of tlie Hununaton Beach ChamoerofCom· mercc. and trea um Robtn Adams of the Fountain Valle) Chamber o .. Commerce. •• Orange County Mortgage Chart _, ---·--Int. Amort. .. ··-Lender __ :._ . Contect . Rat• Pta. Yra. L09h .. Pacific CQast S&L 13.750 2.75 150 ' Fixed-Rate Any loan offlcef ~ -Fullerton S&L 13.875 2.50 250 Any loan officer ~ F "5t Security 14.000 300 250 Any loan officer ; . lender Int. Amott. Int. Maximum 1! ..,_•d H•d. llC"D U lower tndust. • 0 ·-•"q --.-.. ,. .... . --Contect Rat. Pta. y,... AdJ. Cap loen !~ 8rr.s1rorlf 'J, 11•10• •6 a~tterrLftld e~t!I 11 Caplttrano •~ • 18 Care tnt. KA~t 19 Carl ICar~ll•r COL' 20 Ceradyne C'ON 21·certron co,.,,. C'TN • 22 Ch•9ap~a•e CH~S 23 Cltl&ena Ban• • 2' Clotnea Tl~• C~"f. 2~ Colual>I• Su. 26 Co..•co. JM, CH' 11 Coapre. Car• ~PH 28 CoaouS.•• CPSV 21 Corp Nt l &.'~ • 30 Co•ln1ton COtt• J 1 Cuallu" P.:h t CUSH )1 Det.apov•r • 33 Datatron I~--· 3' Datua, II\ 11'" ); D•,1111 V•'t ' )6 DICIO" Sleet DltN ~1 Dl1IL1l 'lleta. DDll 38 Dltl. l.e11c DLOC• 3• Dov~•r S.•. D! •o UCO, l"e. [£C • 'I £IP ~le}ow••• Ell'!1 'l ti Torlto lno £T 11 n • r.ado &ao• U~ £!!! I•• ~"P '; F, All•~•I• a6 hr Wut Fin. ,1 FlrH b<1r,,, 111 Pl.Sor Coro. •4 r1uorocorb .. £Ul!J ~ .. ·· ,..,r FAIO FL~ • rceN • ~O For a1tt1r L. '''" ~, Cen•••I Auto. IPA ;l Oltb ll<>•ed. Cl H Oold111 11. M. a1111 • ~~ g~::~:.:r~~~p g=r~ ~6 Ma~nd Co. THCO ~7 Hellonet1()$ HLI ,a Ho.e H••lln HHCA 19 lr•ln• S.ntor l"Sll O Luer Pr1c. LAS!I I Ltaera1• 'torp LA!ID U Llkrty Hau. 6) lion Country 6• .l.11 •• ,~ urMo h C~U Corv. 66 Kereury .Su "SL bl "loro D " 10• 6~ M cro C!ntr•l ~Ell 69 Mlcro ... 1 "lee• 10 ~·~110-.... • l"e "II • 11 MS1 Data Corp "~I • 1l h\l !:dueul 11 .. ti MUltll 1• .. tl •r ·~ .. u1lu Pond 'U ~•hon l!al'l •r ••voort Corp. NEC • " cs llTLI u uc NIL' NIVP• 71 llt"port t i•ct Nl:\j '' .. vpOr\ Pll•,.. Nlll'M lo ""' '1111"'8. _,.,1 • I Ofel lU 01 11 Or•~•• 8anoorp • I! Pao1t10 Scltn rsr • I PttroalnU"1l1 PT!C . .\ "11 • ·, A •' • ! u Sa" Ju•n ac> Oran1• An•n•I" .S.nta Ano .,..~.,~ ~••port !•~ I> "lo Hn1 •"•"" "' anahel• ~An•~• • "•wporl e ... !'I lr•ln• ,.f\'ft ·~· f I t tc"'wP Iii"' I A u~· l "•"• ,.v n• 1,.•ln• Lacun.o •11•e Cardti:n r-.,. Coot• ~·n Sant.• 1.-..11 ~~=r~~t a •• ~ tu1t n 04'l.4 .... ..- Al\Ol'l• I• *C•ti1Dor1 Be• " Santa An• ff'• In• t..ag ma "I@ ••I Lacuno NI (u• An.•P'l•l• lanto Ana )ant" An• "'"' • Ano ,,.n•• An• •ttwP ,.l B""• h ;,:~~~· ln• ' os•• "'"•" Irvin• O!t• ".fll4 Hunt '"• 11 l..A•1ino HI\ I• Co~l• /!;tu ll"'••n• llunt~. I•• ~ r untlllll Yo l• Irv In• !Anh Ana Ful l••\O -C 9U H•" •o.,port B•a " lr•lne ~nt.a AU F'Ull~rton Sant.a Ana ll•v!Hlf'l Bo 11 :~:m! .... " 'ountoln hll Anoh•I• &nu lftA lnt~•ll ll•wP(!r t l!nvll ._vpo'l'\• Juell lr•lne :f11•~t!I - lr•tna • NtwPOrt Juat1 .. fr"O'ltlU\ r <! r<M. ~· AJ ~ ~ dlti• !!por.y ~• A. S..n• 1n• -.ur3,n1 ,. I '. 1 llt! ,.,,.". r»11 •r1•i,. A,,r IPil . Mil•~•! I • tf'• pr1•. ro '1r-• "'• f'J1'j ,,..,. ... ~·f\ ... t!IP , •• ,. "'"'' '"!•JI a dfll•I • .. , OSt'AJ ~· A. IUSl'A;) ~ t>ll " tt•a ,~ P~r•r h•~11 n~ 1•¥ ~· ~A~n•~ , P""'"• hOJP 1 '' "1 ~ ~r4a,-8-n~ 1• . Plutl hi~• ••l•!!l'.•"t cll.ata , T!IJ*"~ 11 JIJU, 011 •n• Cu f ,lnttcr,ttd lh b u Or11h11r t~h • • • -. . . •• .. ·'· e 9,,1 ' Jt! 1:iz• 1,1, '0 J. 6Q l~.- , ;. ·~l Jl. ,. 1 l. ;r •& ~. ·~~ 7 •. '00 .:?!>,600 110,9~8 •• ll 0 -.~ 1il1 , }9 ,4101 ~.•61 l•.•Zl •.•1' e.so9 .... ) 11,9'0 6,ll)O e,1>3., !1, t • Q !\l 1,71, I }.I) '·~. ~b '','II• QPn ... I 188 -. • ~e l ... .; l • 1 .~oo 260 111 . .., ,., Ill! ·~:m " 19 , •• ;8 ·ll JSl ·n ,01i -36' • 00 3 , II -20 •,•CO J,b:J2 •• •'>'> I ,'>28 1. ,.,.., 'j~ .... .,., ,,600 H,6,7 27. •co ). l8 -")a' 2•0 b91 ?. ?00 Q,.,86 -·~~ '. i11e •. .,oo -'. ,.,o . .,,1 -»8 -· _,.] --,.,8 '· !06 1 -• 60 Q, 7 • .,01 z.~o 3, 6C •Z! • • •oJ 13~ ... --:-1 1: ·o 1('.~i 1. 81) I .~0) ,1 ~ T6~ Jn 2e •1·in -9 .~oo :.Jn ~~ ,., • .J i ''6 ' ' Adjustable Santa Paula S&L Any loan officer Rate Imperial S&L Any loan officer Sears Saving Any IQan officer L9nder Cont.ct Adjustable Coast Fed. S&L Any loan.officer Mortgage Glendale Fed. S&L Any loan officer Citicorp I Any loan officer -- Rates quoted are fOr tingle. ti.mlty, owner· ~ homes, bOught With a 204'.4 down payment. Each 9xampee lndudel three Of the top landen. as seleeted by PdmL Rat\~ Inc. AO lend«I have been rlnktd by bMl'ett rate. potnts.· terrN and feel. If a ~~res PMI, (private m0f1g• Insurance,) tt has been cak:ulated Into the Interest rate or S)olnt1 lh0wn. All lendera were updated and V8f'tfted II of Aprll 24, 198-4. 11.50 2.00 250 6mo 50 11.125 4.00 . 250 12 mo. 5.0 .• 11.60 1.50 250 6mo 50 r· · ..... _ ~ "' Int. Amort. Int. ... xlmum ~· Pta. Yra. AdJ. Cap loan . 11 50 1.i'"' 300 6mos. 5 11.25 20 300 6mos.' s >• 11.25 20 350 6mos 4 few yeara as indicated, and the payment adjustment term la atways the um. u the rate adjustment tefm. Thll io.t does not niegatJvety amortize. Both adjuStable loen9 may« may not have a cap on the max1mUm perc.m.ge lriC:ieue ln Interest rate over the tenn of u... loan. FIXED shows the trldtttonal tong-term fixed· rate m0f1gage. AML (Adjultabte Mortgage Loan) carries a vartabte tnt...t rate, Id Justed WfJlfY few months or yewa u indated tn the chart. ..The -paymeut adjustment twm fOf an AML will be ~lfferent than the rate ld)u•tment term, therefore causing negative anqttzatlon (unpatd Interest ta added to the pttndpat)' ARM also carriea • varlab lnter .. t rete but the rate ad usts WfltY NOTE: Information on mortgage lending In Orange County Is provided by Prime f)Q Inc. of Sausalito. Rates for thfs partial list are detNed from Prime Ratt~·s database of more than 350 tenders that are ect In the mottOIQ9 m.rket and lend tn Orange COunty. Lenders tu~ control approximately 90 of aouroe ~ .. avallabte for reel estate k>an9 In the state. Mote informaUon may be obt ned by can ng Prime Rating. tod-f ree at 800-832-9999. The Daily P tot accepts no responslb 1ty tor the Pr1me R81JnO' Western Digital opens subsidiary in Epsom, Surrey ' ,. ,.pons. SMITH BARNEY is plea .ed 'to announ ce that C. Richard Miller h as joined their Newport B~ach Office as Vice Pre ident/ ale Divi ion , Located t c rthur Bl d. ui 110 wport B ch ., • • I I f ' . . -' - ' • ... ' • ' \. '· • • • ' • • -·-··· -G'" Ii.. ~It JV. =\fr .t .~t .. ._.,. ll.,.UloDU-• .Jl .. TII • • I' 111 l)lll d'"' U't t • 11'4 Q , ..... , Jiit • '"' N" \A.t"' ·" • .._ ,..., , ............ 1. w ..... ,,..,. Atl( It 11111 .... , ....... • Mio '-· • ·~ Mli •• -'"' I~ fdlAM Jlf f lll ' ... f i"' 1- Dllo U-.. lotfl'I • If' Jn tr-I"' ltlif .. lllo &-lo )\It T..O. U • ,._ If Jr'! !flt "' Tf'f!ft I flt ti. S-. ! .. • f'-TIOl(M tfl-2911 " ...-111' t"" ,...., I JI J fN Q .. 11"• ... "" 11111 '°""'~ J a i. ri. ,...... .,. *"' U ,.... .. tt11M11WV. .. *°"+ ...J1 _.,, ___ -~---,,... 11~ r.-. A U IA 11111 M ,..._ u.. ' ,.,.. .» • .. ,... ,... ... ... II• t~ t• tM Miii lh-'" '"' ,..... ..., ·-,_ ..... ' 1'• ,...., • " • ... .... ·-· llllntt-.,,,_ l"' ,,,., 1'•.C•.,. It ll"J JIYt •• ' ti. 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LllS, ct.ISl • • .. • • -, • -;(}~ • ___ __, - • •. • . l ' • • .. • • r - 1 Z What lo s•ll. ~ Everylh•n I Ttlat ... •"9rftn.rig ";OV~ .... n I Md In !he • last rea1 ?, an •t•m .,,, 9n!IQUI ¥fll\.19. or " »•111ct-new °' r,.as ..nusual ... iv.. be -.-10 t:P • he•llhy pr.e• lor '' Gel a~ ot paper .,,., -eh yoy.r .,.no1e hOuH look e~ervwMire and hst ~rong . r . 3 Writ• yourad. · ,...,. IS a SU99ftled Id. Glr• Sale -O.lkt, • S.nlWOOd rocking ch•"· !oYt, lnt.ni.· elolh~ 1922 • Victrola 1n original CIOH'lel, !Nfty gedgets, loll ol unu.uat ,...,,_, rock COllKborl, ~ts AelrKhrnerots. 3 a.m 10 6 pm Saturday at1'CI Sunday 1234 South Aroysl•MI. 'l'ourtown JuM,,,,..ol M.1n artd 2nd LIM this samp .. .0 ••a guids. 8e -• 10 lttl unu1u1I 11ilit'nl Be 11'10«:1loc: n po111ble G1w dlf'tction1 •I nMa.d, Don t uM 1b~atl0nl -1n9ny peoplol won 1 bother lo 09<:•~ thotm CAUTION Don't 1dY94'1•M .,Y'lh•tlg you don t reloltr,.... Ewry •tem '" IM ad must be on riand et Intl start of tt. us. 4 Wh•n lo ad•ft'li••· · 1 Pleoe jlOU• ~wrm.re ......... be-~peoploe; Wl'IO ,, ... in !tie •••• -most people stw eloM 10 hO,,.. The • Olrly Pilot 11 rlad by &Cl.000-.oultl '"Costa Meh. Newport &I.en lag~ BNcn. ~ ...... Huntington Betcn and Founi.1n V1l19r'-gL111an ... 1ng rou wia. l•po&ur• Arw:J wilh ,lne P110l your• rwt payong ror weste c11culthon •n Lot Angllln or Ana .... 1m Pl•n 10 run You• ad J tunes or f'10f•, end 11ar1 II • i.w Olfl llelor• lhe sale IO b11911n hunters c"' hi.,. pi.n1y ol notice 6 Placi'n9 your siCJ1. · The morn•ng 01 the sale. bul AOT o.l0<e p11c1 you• !Jlgnt Be sure and aod ygu.. .ontns en.a eny · • d.rection1l 1H6ws Tho$V.OUkl be !lane 1b0ut 1 hall hour bl1or• the Mile 1Ji..n1 Placei yOUt "'9" wn.te •I can be seen !rom bOltl stdlt OI 11>1 st reel by p1s11ng cars .,,.a peoesr .. 1ns CAUTION Some t°"'n' htve laws !1\11 •H\fltt the .pl1cemeo! lf>ll Ou••l•Ofl ol gar109 sal• Signs Please check Mtt1 "!'OU' towt1 1 pl-n1t1g oepatt~rit or clerk 7 Markin9 prices. .. Merk pnon whete !hey can tlll -cletlf+., OH!CS • supply 110111's l'la ... va•oous .,lllS 10Cl co1or1 ot st1c111rs !f\11 work "''II or yQu Cllfl.,. ,,..111;1ng taPtl How•v•• you m1rk them .... ,nc.. ..... Gl11ge Hlel 11• tO< °''0''" huriter~ Rememoer ""'•lellflf }'Ou tin I Nil yclu 11 n1ve to dr19 back 1n the llQuSll and 11ore 11191ri IOI" anotr>er year a S•r¥in<J refr•st".mtnl1. Th11 oo.sn r "'"' 10.ccm mucfl lf>ll c•111i.1 a ,,,.,.,01¥ • 1tmospl'le•1 n 11s.o 1ncOU11get. l»Oflle 10 11ey 1on~r al'ICI perhaps buy more v'ou co1.1kl , .. n Ch••O• rot e•c:iensove •!ems *'"' oonu11. or lhe ktOI could 90 '" bulJ•ne1J1J lo• the dav ..,tti 1 iemon.oe 1111>0 • ' • • l'lllUC Mll1C£ IA.LT? BERGERON SMITH A TUTHtU WEITCLIFF CHAPEL "27 E. 17th St Costa MHB 646-93t1 P4CIFIC VIEW MEllORtAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crema1ory 3500 Pacille View Drl¥e ~Beach 644-2700 McCORMICK. MORTUARY 1795 Lagunll Canyon Road Laguna Beach, Ca 92651 494-9415 HARBOR LAWN- MT. Ot.JYE Mortuary • Cemetary Crematory 1625 Gislef A¥e. Costa Mesa S.0-5554 PIERCE BROTHER~ IELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 1 10 BroadWay Costa Mesa 6"2-9150 • • • Q' .. • ... ... • • !. • • • • • • ' -·--' ' ' ., . l ..--...--,-----~! ------------ T~lephone Sen i~~: Monday·f"ridn) S-:OU .l\1.-5:30 P .l\I. Bu iriebs Counter __ · ____.. 1onda -Friday 8:00 .M.-~:30 P.M. ...... 1 .. 1ai. DaleOOut . ge y &Beach Real. Estate -~ · .. :. .~";·:. -... '~ Df:AUl..IN,E . ~ REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE; SINCE 1949 'Pl Rl.IC\TI().'\ · · l>EAl>l.l~E . ... \londm Sar. I J ~:io a.m: rut·-.cl1•\ · \1;·11. · 1 '1() ~ .. •=:1_.p.111. \\'t·,liw~cfi•, · ~l'uc··· ... , l::m ·11.rn. Thur.,;(la~ · \\ t•cf. "" l::iO p.111. Frichl\ · 'I hur-.. l;:JO p.rn . Satur;lc" Fri<hH. :s:OO p.m . Sundu~ · Fri :i:OO p .m . . a 11c·c· all on., an c·orr(•t·t iou.. ma, br rrntclt• 011 .,amt• deadlines as oho\ · > .. --r;r ·a . t•ani't'llalaon n umht•r "ht>n <'RIH't•llin~ ~Otf r ud. ERROR : c:he('k ~our od dail~ 8°nd repor;t t-rrors immt>drnteh . The DAI !;\' PILOT a!. ume liabilih for lhe fir~• irworrect insertion <mh·. CLA IFIED 642-56 78 ' llE/IAI OF HllTillTll IUCI 11m11101 m1111 "' Sharp 2 st ory, 2 bdrm townhouse ln prestige ar~a. New earthtone carp.R. Patio, garage. Se9,SOO. . · WIE WCJTIYE 1111 Roomy 5 bdrm fam ily home In Fountain Valley. Near greenbelt and comm. pool. Gourmet kitchen. $171,900. 141-4004 . Sttt,100 Price slashed. ALL OFFERS CON- . SIDERED! Remodeled 4 BR + den. Slip for extra large boat + side tie. OHering JUMBO financing with very little down at low, low fixed interest. Call Carole McMahan or Edie Olson. 644-9060 • ., •• Sat/1111111 1·1 111• West a.,, lalha ,...._ .. OPEii TODAY louco TonMIH, 3 Id,., I stories, _ slCll'lty systm. cener $450.000 ............. 2 Rue Fountainble~u. St& Cyn, NB Classic coloalal, oNtr 4 ,.,. I 1u1t hi .• -"F-pl11 ,eil;s;a, ... ~-• $635.000 ..... , ...................... 233 Pt>1nsettta. Old CdM __ .-.;;....;;.....,_ ctut, cnt~m._ 1 ad,., "'' rn ,.tii I ••,. fttl1t& $450,000 ..... 4515 Hamden Rd, Cameo Shores. COM U ~ l()Ut: li()Mt:S k.,__ REAL TORS ', 675 6000 . 2443 East Coast Highway·, Corona del Mar '::~::.··sa:~4llA-a£~s· ::: ----Htoo4 ~. C\AY I POUAlt ----offtOf._· .... ~ li<IDft! l.d wood\ bf'°"' ID -'• 6 ......,.. •Dtd• , "'' ......... -~Ill , ....... ~·· I APOT~l _ 1 I I I J I ; l 'Jt A. F. T I I I I I G _It I S T H .. llYESTlllS ....:. IRELOPEllS EXCLUSIVELY LISTED: Rare muJ- t;,le dwelling pro~ty of approx. 12,000 sq.~ ft. in. Newport ~ach ·for about 9 Units. Gttat location for con- dos or mcom units. Listed at $399,000 631-7300 COUNTRY FRENCH Itemodeled 5 Bdrm/family rm, 3 !h bath, fireplace, pool, ·jacuzzi, play- house -everything for the family. Well located Asking $387 ,500. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 at 1508 Ruth Lane, Westclif f/Dover Shores area. iiaa/11110 MM2H •• Ulf IY IWIEll $15,000 to ~umable. 3BD 3ba multJ./leveled "model" Condo . .1650 sq. ft., professionally decorated through- out, pool, spa, close to • shopping, schools, next to park, 2 car· garage. Total price $139,000. 549-4484. IUTTH IUTI · ' WILi Tl 11111 ., ..... Lovely 2BR, 2BA Mobile home ui Hunt- ington Beach. Approx. 1,0001q. ft. Totally remodeled in & out. Lra tam rm. 2 sheds, Ira carport & redwood patio. Priced for i.nlmed.Late ale. BY OWNER. IPlll •Ill IHIAI 2·1 · W 111-llH hi ...... la'"r IUI 1111 14-tt. Lit lllLI YOll llUI lllE . Shocked by the pnce of homes in Newport? You can bwld your own custom home on this· lot for 1 ! 111i,ooo Iner MMlll PICTURE . YOUR HO• HERE Private Parties • Are Welcome \ • _,J . PlW. Tl llUWIOlll TUH HI WWI ... C tom 6 Bdrm estate wf~l n private road. Secluded on acre in country-like atmosphere w/room for tenni or hotses. Owner will trade for mailer horn in Anah lmf}'ullertOn ar~a. $699,000. Call ULU lllPLn If at11 IUAT .. w.I • DCIUU • LUS1 1336 Gm1y, Dover Shem •••. ON ..... -.... S91S,SOO 8 ut1ful home & riew w/1ndoor pool & retractable rQt\J. 4 Bd, 4. Ba & pwd rm. 111.WE/IPMI ~Sunday 1-4 PM 211 ~teat Ocean Blvd 2 Bdr .. 3ba .. ~ new <Xll'\llU'Uctlo'0 , Ocean view, 3 blks to beach. Style ts Country French. Enure 111 Ooqr condo. Near new 2 br, 21/2 ba, $249 .• 500. Over 2000 ~· ft. All the CUl}OlTI feelww you've dramed ot. No yard work, 2 paUO. "Forever . Financing $220,000, 103/4% b ·ocean view view from your tivinJ room and owner steps to Bie Corona Beach." Aakine ~95,000. • Call for prl~te •howtn& Wttkdaya. · · ~ll21 - lwaerfqHt llRllf . . UllN IJlll 1311,000 Beatitiful 2 bedroom condo in gate guarded Harbor Ridge. Large brick patio, city lights & mountain view - exceptionally private locatJ.on. Cus- tomized throughout. Call Manan or Bert Reedy. llllWUll mcmn1mut Lake front, boat dock. Fantastic views, fresh clean mountain air -no expense has been spared in making this a yery special year round or weekes:id retreat -sleeps 16. Lots of oak, decorator tile, · range, oven, microwave, inside BBQ & much more. Great assumable financ- ing. Also owner may carry Only $335,000. .aaj Saitta fntae hut ltalten . fll-llOO ·UllllPlSSEI VIEW of .BeauUful Newport Bay. Mounuuns. Newport Center & ocean from ever:y room of th.is PRIME 2BR 2BA BAY FRONT CONDO Parking in security bldg. Pool, eltvators, boat sbp avail. IHI UT-Sii 1·1 ,,, ... El 111-1111 t n11.- outstanding, remodeled South Bayfront home -Super locauon - Open view of Newp0rt Harbor, ac- tivities and night lights Watking dis- tance to shops. • I .. . For sale by owner. Lovmg 5Br 3 8" w/1rg closets, a car gar & boat launch, Walk to beach. $379,000 Owner Will finance al reasonable rate -or buyer' may carry 1st at 9 WI for $100.000 . 21241mW For appt to see, call J .H. WeismanL (211) 211:0.JO HYEI U RES IEW llEllCTIOI Tl $211,000 1PD SAT I SI 1..f at 1" 1 lalaly lmt S~1ou. 4 Bdnn & d n . 2"2 bath Two 2 car garag Larg lot watt-. room for pool or RV ~rkm ·~ ltbHltW 1,lt w IU·IUl • Dl RARE 200' PR•E ISLAND POINT HOME 416 bdrm, big dock(s), play lawn & swim beach. Walk to ocean fun. 7 car parking. Low owner fin. $750,000 (land incl.). Open Sat./S un. 1-5 , Owner (9-5) 650-0202 · BUY DIACT a SAVE llUT LIUTlll PUE ID.-nll U .. 1. PaJermo. aJmost Y. ac., pool, cul-de- sac street Wtth school at the end. 4 Bdrm, 2~ Ba, format dining, famlty rm. $156,000 MI L 1st T.O. Variable loan maxed at 13111%. Now only. $299,900. Opn Hse every Sat/Sun 2-5. 1970 Port Ounletgh Cir, Npt Bch. Jay Smith, Irvine. Coast AealtQns . 786-7500. •. ... • • •• ~ .· .. :. ·= . . . . .... . ,. ,. . . ..;., . . ·: :- ::= ... WPllT Totally ttmod led mcludin 'lOUS master Ultc, kyhghts. unported til • built-in -pa & mor . 3 BR. d n & 3 BA. St.cps to be ·h or community poc>l & ten- nis. M rtha M en b /Micki CQ9 r. $256,000 IPUTACIW LI ISL! IAYHOIT Ra opportunity foC' choice to. cat.ton on the Bay. 55' f ron with larg deck for entertaining. 5 BR. many excepuonaJ features tailored to luxury living. Pi r ·and slip for larg boat. Joan Lewis. $3,750,000 Ill CllYDl- IWIH WILL OAIH 1ST Great financi.J:lg avail ble (C1xro rate & Jong term) on this 4 BR.·. 1• ~ BA, family home. which In!. eludes a spa<..ious lot, private pa. plus a putting gre('n for you golfers! Dan B1 bb. Priced to sell at $619,000. Ill GllYll-IAlllWAY LOC&TIOI T~~-BR, ~-B nglEr- level townhome features the ul- -tunate in-quality, detail & conve- nience. Includes pool. spa & air conditioning. Danny Bibb +i:;,ooo Ulll ISLE Head of the Lagoon S BR - Valentine built waterfront with large slip & ide ties for 3 boats - straigh\. view (ull length of lagoon -PRICED TO SELL IM-. MEDIATELY. Tom · Allinson $1 ,060,000 LH. UCW IWCl" Ullll IJHE CllUT Beautifully upgraded 3 BR, 3,BA home m one of N~wport's most prestigious secu~gated <.'Om- ruuruties Assumable 1st TD Maureen White/Ed Escano $425,000 IAUOl l llCE This 3 BR country English cus- tom home is located in Newport -Beach's prestigious, guarded- gate community of Harbor Ridge. The tughest quality ma- teii.als and craftmanship have been used throughout this home The owner will tcade for com- mercial or other residential real estate Ed Escano/Maureen White. $1 .575,000 OCUI I IA Y VIEW In charming old Corona del Mar. Beautifully remodeled 2 BR' and famJly room or 3 BR Beam ceil- ings, R-2 lot, pool, patio and 3 car garage. Owner will cons1der lease-option. Will consider HMbor View Hills trade R. Sietz. $535,000 IEST llYCOHO Close to South Coast Plaza. outstanding 3 BR, 2 112 BA. home on comer lot. Kitchen with all amerulJes, fireplace m llvmg room. and skylights. Garden window. Close to pool and spa . Lowest priced condo in develop- ment. Donna Godshall. $135.000 I 111--111 CllTOI Just lis t.ed1 And priced to seJJ! Spacious and· beautifully land- scaped on quiet cuJ-de-sac This popular plan # t has been ex - panded and highly customized and features ext-ept1onal decor Martha Macnab Reahst1call y priced at $695,000 Jas1111 cam Plan 3 with view Outstanding 3 BR. l level home 1ns1de guarded gate commuruty -with 3 pools & 6 tenrusco~. Lg mft!ttttsutte & formal dmmg nn & fam rm AJJ this + . view. Maxine Propp. $349.000 YOUR POI 01 UUll _llJVE Light & atry, high ceilings -a great feeling home. Paneled den ~with large fyeplac.-e. formal din ing rm. breakfast area Largf' Liv room, 3 BR, 3 BA Barbara Aune Only $352.500 mcl land 1u mF1l IEIODEL A splendid 3 BR home <>porting a great spa in an inviting palm • This property LS in move-in con dit1on and offers a fltle. e>&mplc of what good taste and good neighborhood can produce Coby Ward. $305,000 EllUU IAY-YIEW A great value in this 3 BR. family room home. An exceptional mn • ter u1te. 2 f1repl res, security system. Ocean vi w and com- pletf! privacy. First time offerc'CI. l;ucy Rcee. $695,000 • lletwrt FAMILY E Broadmoor Plan 2, comple~ly rcmodeJoo w /Frcnch doors. wm· dow1 N w kl tch •n, 4 BR. 2 1h BA, pool and ~p:.i • ndy· Fix. $729,000 .... • Professionally deco;a,.u:d Plan 4 model, 3 Bd house located in the Jasmine Creek developrnent in CDM for rent or purchase immedi- ately. . Cheerful. bright & sunny indoors. Decorated exqu1s1tely. Charles Barone wallpaper throughout. Washe r dryer, refng/Creezer. fountains indoor & out, l:rystaJ chand11.iers & custom drapenes. CMpeted· 2 car garage. Guard gate, 24 hr secunty, 6 tennis courts, clubhouse 3 pools & 3 spas Private backyard. profess1onaUy landscaped with large bricked patio Contact Joy«! Olson at (714) 759-9173 for appt or further de- tails. Gorgeous Cape Cod with large brick ·central courtyard on extra wide lot. Lovely Bay view Super farruly and entertaining home in pnvate beach commuruty. Priced t.o sell' $1 ,495,000 FEE. Open house Sat/Sun 1-5. 2616 Bayshore Dr. al.l. llAJIA PEllllll ll0-1111 · . Ul-0143 IN NEWPORT CENTER 6449060 This grat.Cymg tUstom 3 bdrm resi- dence 1s. quiet simpl y. very special Set on exhilarating view lot, cushioned~_ _gardens.. ~tmente<JOy a poof ~d spa, the hou:.c LS a sheer exercise in craftsmanship Every ameruty LS here. fully alarmed, perfectly private and in meticulous cond1t1on throughout one of the most beauuful values in Dover Shures. Just reduced $50,000. . . ... ............ .NOW $545,000 OP'•n Sun 1-5 1900 Galaxy Drive 831 -7300 LllO ISU 101 Via l i'• Std Panor mlc O<'(':tn & rt\y Vic."\\', 5 Bet. 3 Ba. - pac-1ous for nt~ruunmg. Xlnt f 1 ncm , now $8:i5.000. .. BILL GRUNDY . R£ALTOR f I t, •• / - ,_ --~· .... j PETE BARRETf .. REALTY EASY• ELEGANT C HEMISE- .MOST. FJ.ATTERI NG TO LARGER SIZES • PRINTED PATTERN A900 SIZES 34-50 \Ul•Jht hnn, a«rn1fll ti\'" llt\ltllS ban1h, no• d •II IM bodt iJI Ille lllOll r11~t '1.itln"'f "'~ PttnlC'd P1111nn A900 ''!!.'Ith 1imJ* 10 K">, and• JO) h> •ur ~o darn. no IJPrt'J, no lf\lriCt1on• l1t)•ht1f C•tll IM •idr, dttp •lff•n h•vt 111 ""I"<' :olot cun11ut "fnt11on """t """'·and 111frt arr men~ l:tOll'hlul humon11111J p11n1' '"d M>hd .. 0100 1n '''~ 10 •ho"'' '°"" a111h1 al;o Qft\idrt \lnl)t'4 k nll uacJ bo!h,.cr11,111y •rid ho!UClntilh• Prtmff l>aum1 AtlQ I\ •••lbbW in 'l\~n't l1t' •. '" l ~.r., , ilfl, •&. 1tt t 1-«lt nqu rM 1"i ~l!d\ '' lrn.11 r1bnc, I J I>'"' .. . . .. • .... I • • HOME~ FOR SALE 1 BR ptu1 FAM RM or DEN 29214th St, COM .87~ 1208,000 " Sat 1·5 2BEDROOM * 1429 Dolphln Terrace, Newport Beach 873-«00 $699,500 Sunday 1-5 •20 S.ucape, Newport Beach 831-1400 $126_.000 Sunda 1-5 2 BR plua FAM AM or DEN 2755 Albatross, Coata Mesa ·.... · 845-0303 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 ••23'BMcheomber Dr., Jumtne Crk, CdM 831-730Q $575,000 Sunday 1-5 ""'5 Crestview, Ba)'lhorea, Newport Bch 8«-9080 $259,000 •. Sunday 1-5 29 MaJnaaJI (Jasmine Creek) Corona def Mar 652-2000 1290,000 Sunday 1-5 *2025 Port Brl1tol, NB 87~6000 $242,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1951 Port Lock.alelgh, H.V Hms.'N.B 644-9080 $268,5oo • Sunday 1-5 I BEDROOM 1520 E. Ocean 81Vd, ~8 7~3 $3~.500 Sul'.'l 9-1 93 GaJaxy, O.Shor•, NB &«-6200 $352,500 . . Sun 2·5 · ---- /. .. 4515 Hampden, COM •· 875-8000 1$450,000 Sun 1-5 188 Muter Circle, Costa Mesa 533-8178 $184,900. Sat/Sun 12·4 4 2801 Morning Canyon, Shoreclltf 8«-9080 • $449,000 Sunday 1·5 3108 Murray, Halecreat, Costa Mesa 845-0303 $124,900 Sunday 1-5 1977 Port Cardiff (HVH) Newport Beach 8«-6928 $202,000 Sun 10-4 ' •470 Shady Drive (off lrvtne Blvd) CM 831-7370 $193,700 Sunday 1-5 214 Via lthlca Lido, NB • 875-8181 $420,000 • SaVSun 1-5 **315 Via Lido Soud, NB ~200 $995,000 Sat2-5 3 BR plua FAM RM or DEN ·. •860 Blueblrd c.nvon Drive, Laguna BMch 494--1905 $375,000 Sunday 3-8 *2000 ~IQhland Drive. Newport Beach &45-4282 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 383 E. 23rd St, N~rt ~h 548-2313 $376,000 Sunday 1-6 * • 1900 Galpy Drive, Dover Shorea, NB 831-7300 $545,000 , Sun 1-5 703 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 759-1501 $269,500 ,. Sunday 1-5 2601 Harbor View Or. N.& 0 780-121~ $500,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 29 Hlllgrua, Trtl Aock, f Nlne 780-8333 $234,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 702 Larkspur Corona def Mar 87~ '34t,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1215 Mar1n«a Drive, Baycr•t, NB . 831-7300 $395,000 Dalty 1-5 188 Muter Circle, CO.ta M ... 533-8178 1184,900. Sun 12-4 4· 1528~r1 Ave,(Corn. Palmer)Coeta Meaa 87S.1 $215,000 Sunday 11-.. * • 1 Peecador Ottve._ Dover Shor•, NB 831-7300 1550,000 Sun 1·5 • 2 Rue Fountalnbleau, ~lg Cyn, NB 875-8000 $45Q.,000 Sun 1·6 •3Rue St Cl,.oud, BIQ Cyn, NB 8«-8200 1525,®o ·Sat 1·5 4RDROOM *2107 Arbutu., NB " 275,000 1275,000 Sun 1"5 • 25•2 Clrde Dr, Baythor•. NB "'4"'8200 '380.000 SUn 1-6 * 18 Cypreea Potnt, ~ Cyn, NB 759·9100 11,100,000 8un1-5 ,. **1024 E. 8albo9 &Mt, Ptnln. Pt, NB 131.1400 ••,oao.ooo ~ 1.$ * 133e OllUY ~Dnve (Do* ShONI) ~8 e73-730Q aoaa,ooo . · savaun 1-4:30 833 Miiford, C.ShOrtl, NB 844·8200 9&45,000 '• '• . . ------ · *223 Poinsettia, ~OM • • 875-6000 $835,000 Sun 1-5 (' 941 Serra Way (Meaa Def Mar) C.M. - 432-M51 $139,500 Sun 12-4 · .. . . 399 Seville Ave, Balboa P9nlnsula 87~ ~7.500Sat/Sn/Mon12:~0-5 4 BR plut1 FAM RM or DEN **801 BayaJde Dr, Promontory Bay, NB 831-1400 $1, 1501000 $at/Sun/Mon 1-5 5 Bethany (Turtle Rock) lrvlne 552-2000 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 307 Catalina, NB 831-128& $399,000 Sat/Sun 1.30-5 1108 Dennis Or. CM • 545-0318 $239,900 Sun 1-5 **1510 E. OcMnfront, Newport Beach 840-4868 $825,000 $_unday 1-5 ' *1700 Galaxy, Dover Shores, N.B. 759-1501 $800,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1441 GaJaxy Dr, Dover Shore&, Npt Beach . 548-5&47 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1330 Galaxy Drive (Dovfr Shores) NB 873-7300 ST{5,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 2801 Island View, Harbor View Hiii• 644-9060 $365,000 Sunday 1·5 -48 Mlulon Bay, Spyglua, NB 760-8333 $599,000 ·Sat/Sun 1-5 * •.04-Mornlng Star Ln, Newport Beach 6«-9060 $550,000 Saturday 1-5 16515 Mt Sherrod, Fountain VaJley 983-6767 $157,950 Sunday 1-5 • .., 4645 Perham, C.Shorea, NB 6«""6200 $759,000 Sat/Sun 1.s ••1218 Polaris, Newport Beach 546-2313 $550,000 Sunday 1-5 10 Purple $.age (Turtle Rock) lrvlne 552-2000 $315,000 Sunday 1-5 1230 Sandy Key, HVH, COM 675-6000 . f379,000 Sun 1-5 · *1628 Santiago Drive, Baycreat, NB 831-7300 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-S . , ••3607 Seabreeze, HVH , NB 642""6200 $475,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 ••3384 Summerset Cir, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $246,900 Sat/Sun 2-5 3416 SummerMt, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $254,000 Sunday 1-5 ••14 Torrey Pina, Big Cyn, NB 64+.8200 $895,000 Sun 2-5 •1807 Toyon Lane, Baycrest,·NB 831-7300 $290,000 Sun 1-5 ' ~· 1826 Tradewfnds Lane, Baycrest, NB 831-7300 $339,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 *46.39 Tremont Lane, Cameo Shore&, NB 831-73oo $595,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 **•222 Via Lido Nord, Lido Ille 644-9080 Sl.950,000 Sunday 1-5 **828 Via Lido Nord, Lido, NB 760,8333 $2,350,000 Sun 1-5 1102 W. Bums, Santa Ana 7~15Q 155.000 Sunday 1-5 **13 14 W•t Bay, Penfnsula, Npt Bch 8«-9080 $999,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 SBEDAOOM •5Rue fJontaJne. Big Cyn, NB 644-6200 $865,000 3009G~d.CM 540-0878 $127,500 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-4 5 IR plua FAM RM.or DEN •• 1799 Hummingbird, M ... Verd• 984-5500 ssee.ooo Sunday 1-5 *• 8 Trafalger, Harbor Ridge· fS.40-4888 11.950,000 Sunday 1-5 2216 Alta Vlata , NB ~200 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••1524 Antigua Way, Dover Shor • NB 831 ·7300 $790,000 .• sun 1-5 *20691 Aquatic, Huntington BMch -54~2313 1186,850 Sunday 12-3 . -* •3802 Ch...m.I Plaee. Newport , N 831-7300 $850,000 SUn 1·5 DAILY PLOT ••14 TrafaJgJr, Harbor Ridge, NB 78C)..8333 l1,895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **U8 Harbor laland Dr, NB 759.9100 $1,300,000 Sat/Sun 1..S ••43 Montectto Spyglue,NB 780-8333 $725,000 Sun 1-5 ••1508 Ruth t..ane, WMtclltf, N.B &45-6286 $387,500 ·sun 2-5 1619 Santiago Drive, Baycreat, NB 631.:1300 ~5.®0 Sun hS ••1801 Toyon Lane, Beycrel1, NB • 631-7300, $550,000 Sun 1..s. I BA plut1 FAM RM or DEN ***107 Mitford, C.Shor•, NB 844-6200 $1,599,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 . . ***101 Via Udo Soud,NB 875-8181 $4,850,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 · **103 Via Lido Soud, NB 759.9100 $2,950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 CONDOS FOR IALE 2 BEDROOM · • · ... 507 Avenlda C»npo!Caldal, Bluffs NB . . . ' 759-91oct $210', SaVSun 1-s----·---_..;.._ 2 BA plua FAM RM or DEN 211 Marguerite, Old Corona d.i Mar 675-4780 $595,000 Sunday 1-4 38EDROOM 50 Seaplne, Big Cyn, NB 760-8333 $315,000 Sun 9-1 2756 Hiiiview, HV Knotlt, NB 760-8333 $249,000 Sun 1-5 655 Vista Bonita. The Bluffs, N.9 6«-90e0 $229,j)OO Sun 1-5 •BEDROOM *2156 Vista Entrada, NB 759-9100 $219,000 Sun 1-4:30 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN 34 Sea Island (Ford & Jamboree) N.B. 862-1673 $299,000 Sun. 1-5 4 PlEXE8 FOR SALE ... 2 plua 2 plua 2 plua 3 5021 Dunbar, Huntington Harbour s.46-'9501 or 8.0-1827 Sat/Sun 11-5 DUPLEiEI 1 a 1 2 BR plua 2 BR 221 Ruby, Balboa lsJand, N.B 759.1501 $320,000 Sunday 1-5 RENT ALI 28A HOUSEi ~03 Rlvef Ave, Newport Beach 6-'5-1771 $900/utll pd St/Sn/Mn 1o-3 _, ) .. .. " i>' I .., I • 1 . . . .. ' i . I VI . ... .. " . t ~ ~ ' i ., ._. Classified .. . The Ultimate ' • Experience • Daily Pilat phone 642-5678 ... \ lean l1tuats•.. It .... Vat.rabllH leua Uafuailll.. Aertanh, Uaf. C.atral 2292 Cetta •na 2124 lnprt lucll Ult la1MI .. Cetta Mtu 1714 Lu4le •11utttn New Model Condo. 3 -Ptafanla H07 RENTALs BY CHRISTINE Fr• t~t prcw\dett Bdrm, den, 21Aba. at-11111 Hatt block to tend. 281' Penth.OuM 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 125. pi.c.nent fie NotallstAgencylnfo ' tactledg.,age.S1250per Beel, Country Charm-You lBa, new carpet•. pen«arnlc ooeen l bay Ue-Bonded-5-43-2418 539-e182-Belt Real1Y mo. 11500 aecurlty. have It all In w .. tcllft drapee, paint. $800/mo. view, year1y $1500 mo. New lge IPICI~• 1Bd --------'·'-L .... or IN option. Drive quiet dignity. 4 Bd pool yearly e5CM243 918 W. Balboa Blvd, model Condo w/ell up. hlH. hlJ.. HM by 2820 Elden, D1 tlol'M. £Jeaant, ""'\n· 876-~ nrede&.NewWID&--Adrlan AealtyMMS-47 duded. 11050, P9tS eon-Ooean Frontt:mchek>r apt • ..... ~ 4 BR 2S::: Q , b/W, gar-lldered. 873-75-44 ull lnci kitchen/bath Ctnu ••I •u 27Z2 1~1 Perk-lite. Mttlna; age. Yl'1Y ...... no pet&. But. lucll IZ40 wtl)Jer rental 873-1592 •S1no1e or oozy c;z; sm prlV patio. A/C & POOi. S1450.Cal184&-8318 BMJ1k'g5B(j)l oom+ C..,.....,...... -18'.lrptc No utilpd towncenter frvlne. ·llYnlll goodlel, on R3port. Nr Blk to BMch. 2B~ 2ba, Bu t. Inell ZMO se25 No P..• rs'i-6822 • fOO':te8:a dtlP neg. ocaen $1300 676-5484 agle car gar + Atcg g, new vee 2 +den or S 8d 2ba, Nndy · vnyl/cpt/drp1/palnt. YOUR OWi 4 Bdrm, 3 car gar9, 2 Newtv--deco4'--1-,ed-bect1--leb....,~ beech, no peta. $1800 HOUM about fncd Stm W/ln cloMta,. New O/W, fplca, epa. 11550. Darr9ll $425 mo ~ctt.pta. 6«-9513 wtcnda/evea :,~~~O:~~=~ ~~t~ =i:u ...'11~ COUITRY Pah Prop.151-6787 no pet&. $45.11" Llttlel l1. Lowlylo 32 Br 2 Ba, Belt RNlty ,_ dep Av1918 MS-1771 ESTATE PofAT~ ~. 1w&/ln2Bftlkr ..... Ing. PENTRIDGE COVE bit na. pat , car ger, · • .,,. .,..., ..,7(. 2er 2 .. -,..__,._ ........ , .__. S2300mo yr IN 876-9528 M.=s ·~Id 3s!',:. 2.,:: Bluff• 2000 aq rt :fr." leYel Beautiful & park lltce $875l1950 844-2811 ll'plc~ld:"2':r g~.';; YEARLY $900/MO. CUTE upper 1800'a Info nome3 .. _ · Lr, ~i ~ 4 t't: ..,PrlVate Patios Studio apt-full kttctien, &. IP9 J925. 5H-0200 2 BDRM and GARAGE. 63M 190 Belt rlty fee .,., comer o ·._pa ' Veov..d Parking QUI« alngle prefetred. Pvt 18r, frptc, pool, pctlo, 675-3063 g,...,,belt, pool avail 9/1 ""'Spacloua Apt• $475 873-684-4 gar No..-.. 399.W.BaJ ~,.,-------Under $500 tP• 2BR ~:,.1s1~00 7e0-01571 vDlnlng Arwe Studio ground leWI, prtv St. $555....... ~ lalH. bulc deco< patio &"gar v w a I k. In.CI o a et 1 ent CIMn ave11 9/1 -----__,,...,,...-....,,,._ Pnla1al1 2207 klda/am pet nne hurry ..... Hom4Hlk• Kitchen• $3~/mo 57iee 11 STUNNIWQ Large 28r 281 winter Rental1· Great pen-63M 190 Belt ~ ... ILIFFI 1 block to Huntington & • Garden Apt. =: $565. 1nsu1a 100. v.ry nice 2 & 3 lnlat U44 2 atory townhouM. 3 BO Frwya. CHtl •na 2724 · 710 W.l th St bdrm• With 1 & 2~ 2 Rd a;;; 2 L cona 2'nba, avail 9/3. Annua' mLmEs FREE 1 Bdrm i3001mo + utli NO THE VICTORIAN parlllng. Brkr. 67 gat:''comin 2 car~ leaM $1300/mo. Submit LA QUINlA HERMOSA _ peta!waterbeda Couple ~ Bd 1'nbl W/~ ~ Catiltrut gar. vtew. i1200. mo on P9l• 1 kids. 1e211 Parkllde Ln, 1 prllf 2450 Newport Blvd. !tr:-'p9:,u~t• p9,ld Inell 2211 pluuec:. Bkr. 786-7500 Ull IW.n b~ west JtE~· 3 1 BR $475, Lowly tower, 83M120Caa 1·5PM.M·F lo........, 3 Bd 2ba hOfM 2 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. spa, AIC, 111·1IOG .!°1 a.o1.o11nger. gdaa pd, w/w tcarpel ta. eer Vlctot'la'J' S.595/mo ·-1 ' t Com pool Cu t 2400 S ft 4 Be · -._.. rp1, range,re r g, re---------deck• $900/mo Incl gar· MC. IYI em, m • 1 om q furblahed U8·5282 c;len« 496-5i29 tenni.. $ l050 495-8389 i~· 2 ~~p~a~ ~ lli11l11 Viti• 7 Ad11ttt no Peta. n "'° l 111111 C.r11a ••I •ar 3BR, den, ~ comm dbl ger No' Pea. S 155C 1:ao:4 w. oc::n frC>l"lt'28r 2 Bdrm upstalra w/gat, Want a MlecUOo of Qt'eet 2 9, 1 Lg bike to bdi 2 ~~fis ~";~W:lt 231 cana1 876-7450 s111M er.tri>'c s1•1s '4401_ ~ req. No pet• ~ng~ ~~:To car carport, lovely bric* , Flat llMI yeat1y oceer Wint• 873-78'13 352 v1e1otla 645-8181. a 4~ hol.de tf look~ In patio dah w1hr/frldge 4 Br ~~dfam '1':d din clo1& 2 br encl¥.-' ma •u;rt ltu• 2 br 1ba adurta pref. CM,N8,orH 0 Bthlnkofut $935 Incl water/gardener rm, ,.....,.,, ecore on view $700 Wont 1ut1 -. crpt/drpet $550 + dep flrat tor that c:hOICe ot 111 last+ S500 avaJI 9/15 quiet cukfe-aac •t. Jae, 63M t90 Beat Rlty t• 2 • 1 bl furn winter Upatalfl unit ~294 ~ 11ut .... 673-9023 · covered patio. $1250 Ind onty, 20 ft to t>eKh. $800 '"""'' gatdener, W11ter, uaoc HARBOR VIEW HOMES p/mo-u11i pd. 850-7073 28R 2BA. dahwt\r. 1tow, TSL-MANAGEMENT 2 Br, 1 Ba, frP'C, no peta. duea (pool & tennla) No Otd world chatm 4br no peta. 1700 mo. 642-1803 $800 lnc:lda elee:. 11t, last pell. 786-4340 Avall 9121 3'~be. MP guea1 qoarten 38R 2ba. Furn. On Bal. 1ee Magnolia. Costa Mell NB REAL TY 875-HM2 + dep 873-1160 lie '3--6 l · Penfn. Winter rental Sept --------CLEAN 3BO 2 ~BA llS50 mo. 87 112 15 to 6/15/85. '950, "'"$5 __ 9_.5-/mo-.-2"""Bd,_,....2..,..,b-a-.,..fl"P'C'""-, 3BR 2be. 1tep1 to l>Mch. Smoketree Condo. LR & Lg 3 br -2 atry, patio, ~ 760-8098 <>!' 840-4440 enc gar. all bUfft-lna. nr ~tfi::....L...I S 1100'1mo. 642-1163 Mbr frptc. No pet• ava 9/8 frplcs, one In maiter anopplng oenter, ••-==--=-.-Ferguson~ Hahn R'.E. $89!5 531-1923 for appt. beeu11fUI 90 -...,. ·OCfl Bay, Ocean & Sunaeta. 810 Center St IPUTlllTI -v beautlfutty fumllhed by 1 3BR CdM bMChfront wntr lllTIU view Incl pool, wr1c ou1 profeulonal dealgnet. Ta Ull_EMflT e.autlfUI. garden apt&., • rntl Cell & !Ve mag (out ol CALL US REGARDING tandac, ~·ng· w$a~1100° ~ S 1600 mo. 673.one MJ· 1IOI ~~. ' tsedca, spa. No atate) 303-781-ett2 v NE LEASES .. ...._.. ._ --IR I 493-8148 Cool brecy beKhfront All MWly rectec:. 2 Br. ger. 2Bdrm, 1V.Ba 1641 Lg 2Br 1~Ba. belt oc:.an ~ 'Jiar::Qi SO r l LIDO ISLE 3 BR 2ba+den 2BR nr teno'-. Winter yatd, no peta, $595. Avail 28R, 2Be $886 ~!2C: :~&r4:21:00 Newly painted. Longter,,; rentalS760/mo546-9842 now. 751-3896 398 W. Wli.bn 831·5583 ealty .... 11600/mo 873-2472 Aprtantl Vat. All utll• pd, lrg 1BR. patio, WOOOLANE VILLAGE Newly decorated 3 br 2 ba NEWPORT CREST - ' refrta *415/mo. No peta. 2Br 1Y•Ba, Cf'P1t, d.rpa, b/I, ~'f:OC, ~~g yrly 3 8d Condo 11150/mo Gatral 2702 201 fA Chatle 960-3728 carport $545 +S600 dep. 7 8 6 -11 72 I 1 •t·IHt·HC dep , •• RENl'XLS BY cHAisflNE °' MM2n • No pets 540 4464 YEARLY-S700 mo-1BR. "~ ;,,;JU::li Mil quired. Shown by appt 125. ~t t• Eutllde 2 Bdrm, 1 bl. lut. leacll fenced patio, gatdener. only 962-0776 Uc-bonded· 5-43-2496 crpta, drpa, yard, pet ok, CALL 675-3083 sn 5 ~837 Y., •RLY $800/MO. CUTE 3880 M, ..... _. __ DrfYe NEWPORT H!IOHTS lov. l l1Ja 2f 2 . 2 11.1111 ... llAll ~ ,....__,,, ly secluded 3 Br, 2ba.. East IJde 3-plex. 2 Bd 1bl ~I OCMn br..ne. 2 BDRM w/Cerport. Pet lrvlne tam. rm, trplc, e1ee: gate 2 Bdrm, 1 &ltfi. garege. gar am patio rai11 9/1 ated 4 plu. all OK 875-3083 Turtle Rock Ridge P•ten $1200/mo. 2345 16th St $795 pet/mo yrty. Avail 14es1mo 642-2227. new plu.ah carpet• & ,.~ • Z""" C-Bea tlful 2 Bd + den Or. Roblnaon 645-4870 now 759-0685 dr11PM. dl9hwahtr, Iott ..._ta HI .., u Large 1 9drm, 1 & 2 Ba of clo1et1, balcony 1-1 BR 1515. 1-2BR1626 view S1500 ers-..m Oceanfront-Yearly. Lower 1575 Annual. charming pool, 'lndry, tac. From a...tlfully landaaaped. 1 tmall dog OK. wanted to teue/optlon 2 unit. 3 BR 2ba. 1 car atudlo, attractive wood $424/mo. 543-0339 . 2 Bdrm 2 Ba 239 e. 22nd Street Bd +den or larger prk'g ... 1400/mo. panellng (213) 2n-2120 ........ 1 Needed 1011 or aooner Agt. 87S-6160 ,750 2 b 1 ba tlo LI: 1 br 734-C Shalimar .. 1Br condo · SC Plza area. Turtlerock, Univ twn OCEAN VIEW Nwpt Cf-1 bit 1n!: 227~:'· rorai s/:1~ ~'ft B ... --Ul--.-,-.-.-. --- Refrtg, w/d, new carpet aquare or San Jo.quln 314er 2~Ba. tam rm. 213-395-3511 1_,,..,,.....=,,....,.· ,.,..,,,...,..---llliiiiiiili:.iii $875/mo. 766-3958 ar .... Min e mo pre Lie 11425. 831-6757 YEARLY SS50/MO DE-LRG 28A 1 'ABA, garage. I ~ 1BR houae, lmmae, nu ferred 1 yr 752-71n L U X E 2 B D R M no peta. S650 mo . palnt/crpt, gar, gatdener. La1•H ltacll 2241 W/GARAGE. 296 18th Place. $650 2209 Elden Ave. _ -------Lag 9Ctl HM to I&. SUJ. 875--3083 2UllLNI oceenw. VerytrgBr/prh Hou• on lot by ltMH-2 Bd b&. 1435 4M-8321 owner 1be lri>'c. totalty redone, vacant. sa&o,ooo . Laeua li~atl 2292 549-2042 - --------2 room Bath, Pool 2 Ir llt1 fto4 .... Jrll, J a cu u I, Tenn I a apple, $775~87 831-1138 551"3381 3BR 2BA w/pool, new NIQuel Sho<n 4br, 2ba carpet•. next to Lyon tTr, 3 car gar bit-Ina pv1 P'ri $995'mo. 54a.-0742 comm tnnll. pool, beaCfl 4 Bdrm. 2 be condo. So · •1500 mo. 759'-1485 Cat area, crpt•. dr~. •111 ta Vltlt 7 poot. nu Ja1nt. atu-Aulilde v=. §bf 2ba. lllTllTll S565/57e mo 2 er 11>a patio, nic. E·llde toe. POOi. ldry rm, clOM to an. 149 E. 8t)' TILllUIEIDT 141-1111 ~~~f~Tmmedno /:'o~ frptc, dlhwltir. 2 car gar. r---=-----r.:,,..,,.i Ofl0-6638 1au pttva ,,.., act1oo11 -------~--0 .: L 27 0 eves 21M30-01es 1o74 aat ... ac. . 4 Br-and--new-"'"2...,,&-,3=-=-Bd..,.-con--L doa.-cholce of carpata ~· ltac• S925/up M2·9558 21F.dfoom, fl Bath, 8 r Mt ht aklog OCMf'I vt.w. 38R 21-"bl condb. Ten- nla, pool, rrptc, wetbar, lrg garaige, 11300/mo. Contact Hotly 547-e501 , -----r-..----- .. Kenneyhunkport? isn't he the guy who 1<1cked the winning f 1eld goal m the '7 4 Superbowl? . ro ~ New Luxury Apartments In Beoutltul Loguno Nlguet • , 9t;trml• 8oitl • 2 9drmnYi 8o!h • Single~ ono Tw<>'SOv T~ Floorplons • Many Plans Wltl'I AGologe • Tiie £nt11es • WOodt>umll"Q r-~ • PrNQte PollOI • Individual WIO ConnCJctlCIN •hltoS~ • Pools ona Spas • 2CentlOI Ctubtiov • 2 Tennts Courts t 2 Bd 1 bl. 011. nt btectl, no pett/Wtt~t. Vrty ._'169/mo 875-7344 2BR 1~be. patio 1576. laeh, fUH ktt, r:S396. -~ tanor: !ttl2 28r apt & gar. $760/yrty, 113 1/2 29th St. No .,_ta. Reft req; (213)433-0I02 ACtOel from bMch. Encl. =---..,....,.----09'· laundry. Nnport ShOf•. 1 & 2 Bdrm from $$45/mo/yrty 840-5808 Balboa ,,. 3 br 2 ... C.rpete. drapee, 11160 !-~~-...-------~-,,..----------"° I*• 875-9000 v...,.._ Condo -IUx 1 br MOO mo. Open s.t/Swi 1M, 500 Cagney 1107 (111) 187-00&4 • # Cozy 2 br 1 b9. 1 blk to beech annual ... S&50 951-3N7 HEALTH CLUBS TENNL~ SWIMMING plu\ much more' Sorrv • no peb Model\ ~··d Apa~nb Fam 25-35 non--lmkr 2 2ba fully tum, detuu NB apt. view seoo e1~1241 FEMALE Rooma1e want to ahare large 2Br 18&. AcrOllJ the 11,_ from bMcli. Bal. Penn. S400 + Ntwport Buch So. •i::--....,--.,.-.,.=-~-- l 700 ~6th Strtet Fem to lhr NB 1 hM to (at Om.er) Nnd. 3Br 3S. yrty 3 car 642-5113 gar $433/mo. 82&-0057 Ntwpor1 Beach No, IF::: W::t-:.:= ~'S::: 8R(J ll'\<ine A11enue . H.B. Al/o.t> &42·7338 . I I 16th ·~MdlxlUlt•.AC,en'Pf ct ) F lhr LO CM Home S80 mo . prlcg. from $225. 2855 ~ 645·1104 :-=i~~~ Coat~· 87MIOO. ~ . ~--- SYD1n o •••• SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Utopia -Infant Btrtng • LOYlng Meftlolr·Sallor FOlll> ADS ARE FREE Cal: MJ-1171 ~aper KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS. AND , PRIZES! bistrict Managers II yov •n1oy wor Ii~ wft1\ yo..ing ~ & O"'' and de\I. io~ o'e not fo, you,· .~,.,,..;;,..~ • ~ ~ con\lder o cor-r m lh• ~ 'titt\llO • ......._ ,. 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A""'von-. -,oya-. wrought Iron tbl, tMk tbl hoUMhold, more Sep1 w/ct\ra & much more 811 3-4, Mon/T'*S 8AM. 40 • Sun, 2589 Sant• An1 Ave Mar1pop, Deerfield Park • Combined sale lnduttrlal l~t ltac~ - : at ... dratt board. bar. 11t1 MOVING sXLE. UonlTu .. • chair. Anllque oak 10·5 303'~ 3-4th St A119Y ca.bin.\, •tereoa a,many .... 75 93"2 n)Or• goodies Sal/Sun ger " • " 8!30-4PM 855 01rrell OLYMPIC -,,P•n-fl'f'-=-lce-~-pen-. Jlll y IWIE S&LE n1n11-map1-calndrtbk• 1973 Arnold St. 123 38th St 846-3875 Sat & Sun 8am·'4pm SAT /SUN hm·duak Ouallly ct\lkf• furn. 6 dWY Aeflgerator(2 dr)S225, WW. & DrY9f l145M. CS'M!Wtttlr S100, &46-5849 Refl'IQ 20'~ elf, 2dr toe> tnr. excel cond. Avo MOVING SALE, EVERY dlf/hulch $75, 3 t.twr d91 TH IN 0 G 0 ES I 2 8 9 5 S5 O, 4 d w r capt • , "l'PP."!~..,..op-.'!'P'!..-!'P Biker St • Col1• Maa bdtmatt/hnt $75, glaSf SaUSUn Oam 10 ? lbl/4 wicker beck chre Th nkl~ of • new home tor apr1ng? See the many llsllngs In tod1y'1 clutl· fled cotumna 642·5878 WE 'RE 1150, lremed 111 $7 50 . $25, much more 233 Elmira, r..,.. Sept. 1 & 2 °' can 536-0988 BIGGER AND BETTER!!! We'W outgrown our tout e ,rn 3p m EVERY SUNOAV FREE ADMISSION 4 PARKING FOR BUYERS! I ' \ Sll•CI l!ltO SOUTHWEST '78Dateun Auto, AltCond, SteteO CUI (&57UXV) S2S88 BILL MAXEY TOY OT A • t9202 Beec;h ff2-0e29 II I • • >II .,,, .. ~i \'"'fr•w-_""r~rac" 714-833-1300 'H_.IMO '750 M~t~ 8fvd &lenaPfllk l14 IZ1-IOICI $'135/mo. 1475 down. •78 Toyota Cellca CloMd ~m«c:lal Very Sharp, Auto. P/St..,, ALL-SAVERS LEASING AlrCond (l4SUYL) 13788 <71")~2-1977 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ..... 41 19202 Beectt 982-0829 .. R 176 · dtc. 81000 1m1, 35 '74 Celle. OT . 5 apd, mPD. Ilk• new, S2900. brown, S1500 best offer. oeo PP 494-7927 Renee e1s;.2oa2 Sa)ee..SefW.Leulng . • . ******* '81RX70SL5tpd,to.ded '78Corollagreenllft~k. BRJSml, AT EOINGf!R • l'N SANTA IJl A Btl-0110 FAMll~SINC ' I ( •• \I )(I .I ' \( . L ......... ,w Ovll Comfort POftf ... Cad we.I~· LOW MllES (296Z00) 11111 *** ''12 lllAI ltYILLI Eclonomat v~ qtne, low mtla (lFMS20G) 111,HI **"* t:--::--------................. ""f! '11 d&llLUl IOl.ll---- Factory 2-tonepalnt, c.dllltcl W1t•~ • cov~. LMther. Cateette- t peplt.,.(1DFJ382) 111;111 *** '11WllUI llUllTZ Full POW.(1CZTe07) . 114;111 *** 'II EUIUll-.PE Leather S.tinsi ~. CU9911• 1tereo tape (1EOM4471 114,111 *** TIH••N Trlpll black! A true IPOf1• car (l40090) 111,111 *** 'II IOU 4i YIU! Futt poww, Like MW (1FTU588) 11•,111 *** 'llllUI• Auto, ... uw...una. • "'Ogtge reek {4032 f 4) I II . MIKE McKDUIA'S SOUTH llNlllll••• co um MOTORS (f/)). 1114 RAlllT COIYERTllU Wolfaburg Edition 41moCfl ~ $:.>36 74 •lax per mo TOP l13520M CAPl1S.49V- $~5j'.,.CAP rtdvct•on . TvUll sseoo 21 ,. ® 1114 SClllCCO s1•·cu1uoat CUfttltt 1313 •um. sun&ay. t. tope, good cond fn & out. Runt ••It. 350 4epd. $5325 Obo, Wiii accept tml tradt. ~-85" 'T" Vett•loeded. 8hatP tharp. Lo ml 17975, 84&-5781 . 850-8-430 '78 Capra Cl--*. i . ownr, 4dr led8'l, pl•, ptb, p/lllrind, stereo, a,clt cond.$3400.983-8375 Mutt MU 1'78 Chewtle, 4 tpd.,,,,. gd, 11100f0bo, 536-441 DOEUDT ll'fD1 .. Y with 01ru. anrf 18,500 5 spd, 1 owner-a bargain LEASING.SALES -ir ...... •-.,. ottoownw!14-497-1032 atS18006'45-1094 & OAll.Y RENTAL r--"I erq4n Ina HS '83 Creaalda ldn, a11 oe>ll 41moCEl p S231 • IU per mo TOP$1201120 CAP 112.000 Reltdutl SS?ll OI COHHRL CHEVROLET .,..._,. lf.1·l•t1 I' : Oomestle-F0telgn-Exotlc 78 320f _ .. o -'c(#71VCX) • lo ml 1 ownr. nu llC./een. II 1-4411 79320! ;"~ ';1r(453885) 84 2.20SE CONV a claNle. S13, 100 or S400 ~TO P I I'-' I ' \H ..... ' NEWPORTBEACti 80320t5tpllr(1JWB133) =1=~~~ S228/mo. &47·7503 . W .. 80733flltl'd(1ASXCM8) '7H t Coroll 546--1 200 f:itt ... ~ latn ... 80"20l ..... llr(1BEN798) '711·'·-O)'O. a " ~ -..,.. Small Engln.. xtra clNn IED 11111 tltOI' 81320l51Pdalr(000199) Yellow w/camel lnt.-lor. (683KLO) ® Sell your car Instant Cuti 8 l 320t AIT •Ir( 1DAGM4) eunroot, chrome wtleele, S 1388 (or your car. Any. malt•« :a~:=~~~=) lmmeoulate, 1tlll smell• BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 2 dr ha'dtoe> S 1o0 ob( 1'4&-1289/87S-2M3 model. P.ict tor °' not. 82 e33ctl ld'd (lelv440) new, 52,000 ml, all 1«· 19202 Beech 982.0829 °:itr'~tc";~,.O~OTA 82320l51d1/r(1eaj418) vtc. r~~15,750. 1114 YllllOl IL ,.,. tilt 19202 Beach Blvd 82 3201 Sip llr(10ZF145) '78 TOYOTA COROLLA Huntl~on Beach : g~ r.g ;;~:~~~/ ·~=~..';~~~: 1F:; A/C, Ster!rff oKV208) IOmoCEL u sne ta . 11~ per mo TOPJl•,121 IO CAP 11095 $2000 CAP ftdUCllOll Raeidl'M $ 5&40 80 '87 T-Blrd, very low ml, fair cond, oaan.&45-8037 98 -0929 83320151p ·s· (3&&905) 1nsi. 831-5)88 s2aaa WE." 83528E~L'd(95e441) BILLMAXEYTOYOTA '88 Mustang new paint Ur11. trana. eng. 1rnmac1 pp(71") 310-•277 &40-4187 9'198 83 32oi ~alf(1~490) Ne'4( 300 D-4 door eectan, 19202 Beach 982-0829 "CLE.II 001 83'528E lla.. low(11fd384) 6 cyl dleMI, 124•900: '8 T c.10..-~ Save $7.500 OVlf lhow· S 1 po~ S -;_ 01 fllOll 111.V"-_na .. n room pr~. AJC alloy V '"c!°ie.n~E=,""'' ~ Y~ ~. enrf, central Ioctl, ry 15818 CONNELL CHEVROLET 88 Torino GT Conv 28'9 at Pl. pb. Rune gr•tl Vet) rellabl•. 12700 obc 850-9295 :."\... ... lf.11 !•.r I\,. : I I ~ I \ \1 t .... \ 546--t 200 WIUT USED CARS I TRUCKS COME IN OR CALL FOR ~~ ..,..., 18211 BEACH SL VO. HUNTINGTON BEACH 14l..tOl1f 141-1111 WIWllTY ... OWlllDIU1 See Aooald DtlCI (11 •)111-1111 blaupunkt lter«>. oseoe . BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 208 W. 1tt, Senta Ana 831-8330 18202 BMch 982.()829 CLOSEOSUNOAYS N'ew 300 TD llatlon ---~----wagon 5 cyl dleeel '82 TOYOTA COROUA ·--------· $25,900. Save $11,000 • AM/FM CU.Stereo LAROE SELECTION OF OV9r ahownn pnc.. A/C, (1EOR740) NEW l USED BMW'SI anoy WhMll. enrf, rool 14488 Liil ll&OI... rack, central tock. ·BILL MAXEY TOYOTA VOLUMESALES blaupunkt •t•reo. 192028-Gn 982-0829 SERVICE & LEASING OS244. 831·8330 --.-=-7e"""'T,_oyot--a..,,.Ce1_1c:a __ 3870 N. CMtry Ave. Nft ottohi_. equip, allOyl Auto, Stereo, Ci.an (NO~=~!los1 & tlr ... 11000. 84&-9558 (=A) '714)111-1110 OYER 110 BILLMAXEYTOYOTA l'rtct.-IM W"°°"1e 19202 8Mch 982.()829 OPEN SEVEN DAYS PR~a'~~Jg,~~~~OES -.-·n-T_oy_o-ta-Cor---Oll-.- --------Example: Very Clean, Am/FM Casa 1114 llPDLSE 4lmoCEl" $217 • 1u '*mo T()P $11 040 H CAP $11.500 ssoo CAP reduclion Re .. OUlt SSM9 71 A klBob Ill L••••no 18711 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach (7 H) 142·2000 TITALllUITlll '84 280Sl < 475501\2181 318, 325, 528 OILY $220,10 19~~=f<T~~:2a vw ... ta,tront&retrup. ..... ~-..... ..-.... 533, 633, 733 per mo + tu. Total down y Ill hol•t•ed 1125 842~720 125457 50 CAP reduction e IWl.J!a •111 ii LI 12000: 3S mo CEL on ap.. '80 vw RXeeit WE CARE A YI I• I prcwed credit (P4014) Priced toMll(908133), ltW I Ill ... f I .I I f Ofter explr11 '72 houri • S29U • • Ir •••• I I aner_P.Jbllcatlon. SILLMAX&YTOYOTA Bill YATES VW -PORSCHE DtllYlfJ tlll ILEllll 18202 Beach ff2-0829 llPllTI "68 Bug-S1000 flnfl 'AUN good. toOd condition. '7• ptymouth Gold Oul1• 1001 OutllStreet 873-0450 AutomatJo,AlrCond. P/8, Newpot( a.ch .l•tlll '70 VW Van w/fotd out A 11 .. _ (lt4MIK) • .,,., •• r bdl~bo•. 6l'noQ c.-1, Gd atn, '"' ~ .... T., •••Pill cond $1800 7~&:3044 -~---SILL MAXEY TOYOTA .. • NOCAEOIT/OOWN?Teke 192028eedl 962-0921 ~==-a:, ~:'°~~on paymt• ' get '11 1183RELIANT8EDAN lllDUtl 1&11 $2000 Liu 173-2082 =~=~97mo IV9 Air Cond. Power Stelf & -...,,• it' I •j lf,t • 837-4800491·4!111 Toe> M•oedel Ptlcel Paid '74 BUG SOK rn1. Xlnt I I ... Brak• 1325582) C11n1 14 ClltP9'er0tRay cond. S3300 •t+51H a Ca flHI Selflnn envthln" with• ---•••NTI 851·1001 °77miC!i. 2•mo1,4,000ml~ ·7 4 W•tfalla pop top • ' • "-e& -·--cntrct. eub/Pf"Or ..a. S3850obo MUii Selll run• Otily Pilot Claaeff*S Ad 41al IEIOllll '74 Weetftll• Cetnoer. Xlnt LOW Ml .... LuKury Int, •• gr11Veryci.an875-2188 J!.~ =~.~~~~ • . • 213or714837·2»3 oondam/fm •tr. Mlm NI (37 N~equ1pl*f ======::;::::::;::::;:::;::±;;::~~;=:~~==~~~a~::;=;:-t:;::::;:::;;=:;:~== 13300 494·7191 S24N ~a.a S '71 VW Bug, xlnt oond. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA USED~ fuel lnJ, eunroot. •t•eo t9202 8eed'I 962-0829 19401 8Mcl\ Hunt 8Cfl $~ W ·U•I • 1H2 UC AEOAL 847•1f07 ' '78 Bug conv Wt/blu,AM· COUPE ·eo th Hothon f'M stereo. 85K ml, x1nt Alt Corid., POwtf/Steer. Autom• io. AlrCond, P/8, oond a&aoO obo T~ 8rak"' and d00t tocllt 8-,o, Low Miia (308330) ,(2•1981) 11111' $3188 24 mo/14 000 mr NfV BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ciontnet.aub/Pfl«.... t9202 ~ M2.o12t •"" t 77 irw lm. Bia eno. ~."" pP\t 'bfllk .. ldnl cond 4 .... 5720 '71 f'hblto Elpft- lotlded. m ' t7MllU