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DRANGf COAST
GARFIELD ®
RAT5! I'M MONGRY. I
ALWAYS WAKE OP IN THf
MIDDLE OF THE N•C:JH'f
HUNGRY. OH WELL, LEI'~
LOOK AROUNP
ALL RIGMT! OLIVE5! I LOVE OLIVE'!>! l
LIKE. TO SOCK THE PIMENTOS OOT Flf\~T ANP.'THEN NIBBLE ON TME
GREEN PART nu l'T'S GONE .
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,SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 198 5
NO, THE C COLATE C~IP
COOKIES Ef\EN'T CALLING
YOU .. IN CT, T~EY'
WERE ALL OUND ASLEf P..
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HE.LLC?t WMAT'5TH15?
IT F"E.t.L5 LIKE A
BIG OLD LOAF OF
PUMPERNICKEL
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~°* H.DMHDWN DAllY PAPIR ·
t WOND ER
WH tXT COOt<IES
t;;1R EA M ABOJT .
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TREAT
HIM GENTLY,
WORLD. AND
Tl!ACH HIM
~~~~~WELL.·
~MV,
HOW 00 YOU
WQtTE
,~,..,., ELEVENTEEN?
DENNIS THE MENACE
~ _Have a seat,
·!ks Mitche\I ,
l ju~t landed ... are Oenni5 Sky walker
you a SPN:E lADYi' to missaon c.ot1trcl.
· Mom?Whydo
the~ cal I it a
BENJTY parlor?
. JUDGE PARKER by.Harold Led oux
I'LL WAlT FOR "r'OU~· _
TO BRING YOUR
DINNER IN,
HELGA!
MADAM WANTS
ME TO EAT ,,___
WITH HER!
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I 'LL ee BACK IN
FIVE MINUTES.,MRS.
LAGRANGE! DON'T
I'M LEAVING YOUR DINNER HOLD ON A MINUTE
ON THE KITCHEN TABLE, ETHEt.!
LET YOUR FOOD
KRONtN! ~
GET COLD!
MEANWHILE ABBEY, WHY DON'T YOU
LET PAUL TAKE YOU TO _QUR TABLE? 8 I'LL BE WITH YOU AS SOON AS I f
TALK TO THE SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR! I
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I'M SORRY, KRONlN ... BUT WE STILL
HAVEN'T GOT JUDGE Al\RKeR'S NEW
UNLISTED PHONE ~.iM6ER !. MAYBE 1
WE'LL HAVE IT
WHEN YOU ACK
M E UP SATURDAY
NIGHT!
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· by Garry Trudeau
I OON'"f BE.LIE\JE 11.1 WE WERE &JIH ASlbNW
'fO fHE SA ME k.OCJ(E.R ! 1 00~'1 SU PP05E ONE
OF QOU WOULD !>E
l~IERE.STE.D IN ~NS
FERRING lo A mfin:HIAL
bY 10m BATiUK
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AND OJR01E fV\Q LtllKE.R.
CDMBINA1iON I~ 1J.4E. BAU< OF
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WATC~ES AND VELCRO
TENNIS ~OES
PAV If, POPS! CON'7111005 HERE ARE
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!'ncu la dr•wlnt detail$ between top •nd bottom ,.,.1 •• How
Quickly c•n you hnd them, Check antwers with tMte Mio•.
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• X'EO OUT! Pt9C.9 numben 1'tf'lrough I In the squerH et
r1ght ao that the sum of NCh •rm le 23 end lhe aum
HOftlfHO
AROUND I
Two horsemen, the
story gpee, ~ a race
to see who owned the
slowest hOrse
Once under way.
bOlh riders daddled and
dawdl«S. making very
hnle progreu When
night r.ame eYenlll•lly,
rhey put up at an inn
Al INs ra"9. they con-
iectured. no one would e"' WW\, W1Cl itwy· d
.,.. r::.1 oan the ~ t""'9
off
But the Innkeeper
came up WIU1 an Idea
that once more spurrod
them on. What did he
suggest? "'°" • .,..., *4iO ~I~ IQM 191<1
oi """"ber9 e1 tlpe OI
erme .. •lao 23
e.ch digit la uMd ju•t
once. F.ur digit• are In
plecie.
Key to aofutlon I• cen-
tet dlgll
Can you •M It out?
11 op .. L 'I •• 't 't -t ~ I C 8 --.0
e MURKV MATH! On•thlrd of rw.lve cen be added
-to four-ftfthe of MHn In auch e wey th•t the reeult le
eleven. HO'* 11 that? •
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WELL SUITED! Two of the elyht. awl"' aolta above h11ve
elmllar dealgne. Which two? Thats for you to declde11
No MoRE 'scuses. J'r-1
TfREDOF "SCU~. you
GO'f A OOB 10DO,1 .. you G(:f IT.DoNe::. ,. ,
Yoo Bet:N L1SlEN 1N&
lo UZ.ZIE., MOM ~
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BEAR CHANCEi Slmply eppty colored penclla or crayon• nNtty
to thla amu alf\g ear,lilf\'al acene 1~ecl 2-Lt blue 3-Yellow.
4-Lt brown ~f leati . 6-Black 7-0k brown.
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SPE Ll1BI NOER SCOR/·,~ p0rnf~ 19' ~ ,t11 t~
lellP~ !. ,, 'l WOf'd below to tor rn -~ com,.. wor•s
T Ii M &•UT\' -·· . . . -... . . .
THEN !>c.ore 1 l)Olnts edc.h lpr all
worch ot '°"' .. .,.,~ or m~•
• t4und 1mon9 t~ ~tfers
fry fo \COrt al k•\I SO po111t~. ,__ ...... r .... ~ -.l ~~ -·--
by Lynn Johnston
1R1S BEDROOM
IS A ME.SS.
NOPE.. 1 'VE-BE;EN LIS~NIN G lo ME // -
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.YGS, PR!f/Jl/6WITHfl111Y1?€P ME/If; IT SIV/tl
8€ fJl{tMM!NfJ WffH HtAV!tY SAl1EP P/CKl&S
ANV NIT/?111E ·lA{JEN SM(1:£fJ
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1 DON'T GE.\ rf,DAO. .. W'-lAT MA.Of; ~Ou
Df.l\Df. 10 Sf.l.0\\£ A VRo WRfb1 L.E.R 1
SHOE
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rf'? Dl~f lGlJL-110 f.~L.A\N,
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A 6lG1A6-lfAM MA1GH
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The Tattler Tribune teel~ it·, hiQ}. time we at; a na:bon t~ ~tn:>n~ action to curb cur
JOpu1ation ~wth.. .
!u;t lim1fa~ unm~r8±10n
lS clearJy not enousn
I l
and shipped.
out immediately :
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rAC.E. CR~~"lNG lNTO A
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A~TMCOOM IT WE.5
~AVE A CERTAIN
INTEi,LUTUAL. APf'EAt,. ...
'T~M00C.\c::l,f,.
by MacNell
We pto~e that the
followi~ ,oups -~
put on small h?ats ...
Guys who wear surl81asses
on their head , ~ple
who say, ~Have a
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As Gopher, 1he purser on
ABC's long-sailing h11. The
looe Boat. Fred Grandy must
be the soul of dlSCrellon and di-
plomacy ·
It's a skill that will come"in
handy 1f ·he does indeed renre
from actmg -something he's
threatened for several years -
and returns home to Sioux City.
Iowa. to run for Congress.
"He·s been laying the
groundwork back home ... says
one friend
The distance from ship state-
room 10 ship of stale may seem
hke a long one. but Grandy tSn ·1
exactly al sea when 11 comes10
politics: After graduating mag·
na cum laude from Harvard. he
worked as a speechwnter for
an Iowa Congressman
And Just think -he'd never
have 10 wear white knee socks
again
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"Can you completely di-
vorce yourself from problems
once you get in front of an audi-
ence." J.G. of Everett. Wash-
1ngtonwntes in to ask Barb..-a
Mandrdl.
"Technical problems would
bother me. but I don't think
anyone out front would, no-
tice, ··says the singer.
"I hope I'm professional
enough not to get thrown by
anything the audience says or
does. If they do. there really
tSn 't too much I can do. Actual-
ly. I enJOY the reactions of the
crowds -even strange or un-
expected reactK>OS. I thmk the
best pohcy is to be completely
honest. For example. if you
have a cold. tell U)em. But wilh
me. colds don't matter be-
cause I have such a big mouth,
the noise comes out anyway."
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The film Cocoon has been
respo11S1ble for gettmg mature
actors like Don Ameche back
on the payroll but Rlc:bard
Farnawortb. 64 . insists thal
hf! started 11 al I with the success
of TheGreyFoxm f983. A for-
mer stuntman. Farnsworth
doubled for some of Holly-
wood's btegest sws. among
them MontgomeryClift1n Red·
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River. "until the
ground started . pretty ~1Yery<>ne
said I should
have become
an actor 30 years aso. but I
didn't think I
had the charac-
ter in my face."
says Farns-
worth. "Any-
way. it's been
well worth
waiting for. I
get a lot of fan
mail from older
people who.._
say 'stay in
there.· They
like seeing an ;
older actor on
screen in big-
ger parts. The
kids have taken over the busi-
ness. and they've done fine
work. but I think now you ·11
start 10 see a lot of older people
1n large roles ··
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"I confess I'm a workaholic.
completely addicted to my
Decked out m black fishnet
stockings, short frilly black
gloves and a black figure--em -
bracing dress. actres.s sr•• Mlle8 was gree1ed by al who
saw her (and who could m1SS
her?) with cries of .. Madonna.
Madonna."
Next day. in a nowered or-
gandy frock. she was loudly ~titled by two I 2-year-
Job." says te.
ley Stahl. who
celebrates her
second anni-
versary this
week as mod-
erator of the
Sunday Mom·
ing interview
show Face the
Nation.She has
a1so been CBS
News White
House corre-
spo nde n t tor
the past six
years. covering
first Carter
----olds. "Look/
and now Reagan. "I haven't
gotten tired of 11 yet!" sa}'S
Stahl. negotiating with CBS for
a new four-year contract.
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BIRTIIDAYS
Sunday. Jimmy Connors. 33.
Monday. Kitty ~e, 70.
n.e.day. Henry Ford 11. 68.
Wed•adty. carol Lawreace.
Sl; Raquel Wek:b., 45; Bob
Newbart, 56. Tllunday:
Jane Curtin, 38. Salarday:
Sid Caesar. 63.
they yelled out
with wholly un-
de rs 1 an dab I e
ex c 1trnen1.
"there's Cyndi
Lauper's moth-
~·" Now, Syl-
via. soon to be
seen in the ABC
special. Cindy
Eller. may be a
girl who wants
to have tun. but
this was a bit
much. When
she related her
distres.s 10 Hel-.
en Gurley Brown. the Cosmo-
politan editor said soothingly:
"You're still ahead of the
game.·· •
What dK1 Helen me.an 1
Cosmo girl
Replied the world's leading
1
.
"How o ld c an Cyndi
Lauper's mother be? Forry-
two '"
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1Jti .k:JonM Koufman With Miio
Su~ in ~ >bt* and Robert
Winckler m Los Angrln
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COVER STORY
THE SALAD DAYS
OF PAUL NEWMAN
By Melanie Menagh
I n the far comer of the
Westport.' Conn .. head·
uarters for Newman·s ~.>wn. Inc .. is hung a sgn
··ff we~ hove a plan, we ·re
screwed " !bu/ Newmotr lo
I himself. wn11en at New Yorll s
Stork Club m 1983 The other
outstanding kature of the
room is a ping-pong table out-
Grand Pnx m which he tS dnv-
1ng a Datsun 300 ZX. "You have
co understand that by nature I
am a whimsical man ...
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"Actually, in the area of arrru.
control. I have made 1t a poml I
to study and understand weap-
on.s S)'S{ems he says In a nu
clear world. at what point does
the concept of first plac~ and ,
second place (in the arms 1 race) go to pieces' When the-.
have 12 btlhon warhead5 and
we have only 10 bllhon' Al a
given pomt, the numbers s.im
µly become 1rrelt."\ant
Is hLS food busmes..'>.. then
Newman ~own whunsical way
of takmg on the m1htal) com
µlex smgle-handedl~., ls ~E"V-'
man s Own. Newman-s rebel
hon"· Oh I hope not· \\'h\.,
fitted With paddles lammated
w11h likenesses of Mao Tse-
1ung and IOChai:d Nixon.
Through a door on which LS
hunganoihersign-Alten/100
ch1en bizarre (beware of
srange dog) -IS P"cwl New-
man·s own office. fumr.shed
with mviung pascel patio furni-
ture a chaise lounge for the
guest. an umbrella aver the
de.I< of the prestdent dnd
rounder
You have to Wlderstand that
by nature Paul NeYITT\all LS also
a pnvate man. He rarefy talks to
p.Jmatists. and his ~
can be slow in coming. guard·
ed. a.s al before he utters a sen·
tence he must run through all
the po:sSble ways it nught be
misinterpreted. He is inured to
all attempts to put ham at has
ease. He does oot take off has
dark glasses. The conversation
isa verbal )OUSl in slow motion.
Newman has developed a
capacity 10 deal with hLS ooton-
ety by tryinga.s much as~
b!e to block rt our. He muses.
··(Fame) happened to me very
slowly, and you can thicken
your skin by degrees 1f you have
some ume to do 1t ••
NN'ml11t's Own food tine ~from the actor's magic touch
1 '"Becauserebell1ontonhesake
at rebellion -uni~ 11 LS
~am.st some senous fdnn or
oppression -there LS i\n ele·
menl of constramt tn th .. t (Tht-
rebel) has 10 say no tc/ l"\'el'\
1h1ng tht> same way tl1e c:on-
fomll.Sl has to say ves ~) t"\ el'\ -
u11ng Therebelhastoi-a) not<>
On one wall is a sales chan
tracing ttie fonunes of brand·
names: Newman's Own Ohve
Oil and Vinegar Dressmg, New·
man's Own (ndustrial Strength
Venetian Spaghetu Sauce and
Newman's Own Old Style PK:·
ture Show Popcorn. from
which all the pcofits. some S8
rrulhon smce J 983. are dooar ·
ed 10 chanty(some to the Scott
Newman toundallon. an antJ·
drug orgaruzat1on named m
honor of Newman's son who
cbed m 1978 after 11\00ng alco-
hol ~ Valium) Comments
Newman's crony and business
partner. AE. Hotchner. who LS
better known a.s Hemingway's
biographer ··we look upon 11
a.s a con!mumg miracle. It's a
Mickey Mouse operauon. but
Paul says: 'You don '1 have to be
so senous about thLS (busi-
ness). We have got to have tun,·
andwewantto doitourway ·"
But why salad dressing'
There are more effioent ways
for a cel-ebnly of Newman's
stature 10 raise mo~ , What
m ade f1sh1ng twdd1es
Hotchner and Newman R6'\nto
hu.3lling dressm~? Says New
man. 60. several days later
above the dm of the Detr0tl
~Ion~ "4>ncwll IS an <JSSJ"1ant rdJ
IOI 01 FAM/Lr W££Kl.Y
But doesn't skin-ltuckerung
breed a cold calculation? On
the contrary, 1t appeaIS that ev·
ery person who knows h11n
well ha.sa taJeortwo tocontnb-
ute to the legend celebrating
Newman's good nature Has
fnends remark in terms of
something hke astomshment
that Newman IS the star he LS yet
still tnes relentlessly. ~
touch of vinegar for the UUJrunu-/I
cracy an lus VOtCe. "We lound
out there was no such thangasa
littJe cottage industry. You have
to have (everything) shelf-lrfe
tested and all your ingredients
certified. And then someone
said 'You have ~01 10 do a
$300.000 marketing survev
Thai ncked me oft ..
The hrst year the ··1a111e cot
tage rndustr)' grossed
$553.000, causing some con·
S1emat1on The unexpected in-
flux of profits !)e(.ame embar-
r a ss1 n g New man and
Hotchner had a powwow over
pmg pong ··1 said U..-.ten
, "You haoe to understand that by
nature I am a whimaica1 man."
sively 10 be himself.
Says Hotchner .. Hasa1111ude
is that he really wants to keep a
low profile How he IS able to
be a movle star and do that. I
don't know " Says Newman
"'My life IS absurd m a Rreat
many ways."
On ttus racang weekend m
Detroit. Newman tends to
downptar hLS role tn the busl·
~ a.s i to somehow to get 11
in check. Of his muJumilhon·
dollar salad dressing outfit.
Newman offers. ··11 started off
as lond of whimsical ioke We
felt why not have a httlecoHa.Re
industry and !.ell bottles of the
salad dressing we gave away as
Chnstmasgifts to the local spe-
cialty stores'··
Newman continues with a
Hotch. I am an actor and vou
are a writer We really
shouldn ., be mdkmg rnooev olf
of food I thought that 11 1l ·w~
going 10 be btg. I would like to
give the money awa)
So once a vear. Newman
and Hot.chner ·sit down to J
spaghetu liJnch a1 the ping·
pong·tumed<onferenct' table
and dlwy up the profi ts -a
whopptng 20 percent ol thl'
company's gross income -
· mostly among smaller groups
that get overiOOked b\ big
foundauons. and mostly for tht•
young and tjle elderly
"We got one request from "
Catholic school in f'londa for
lads of migrant (farm) wori<en.
Then school l)ll<; had been
condemned. and tht-state
would not reptace 11 so we dr e-.erythmgmsuVit soheLSheld
ranged for them to buy d nev. hOSlage JUSl as cleaq\y a5 the
bus. We got lette~ and draw conformLS( 1.c. And to be held
1ng.S from every lad m that 1 hOSlage to be cdflsiramed C>
school. One child wrote sav nm Paul ~ewman
1ng. 'Thank you. Mr Newman Is 11 fun 10 be famou.'>' Tht'
Because of you. I will be somt' 11nh 1nstan1 dlbwer of the triter
body someday · You can t fef"I \ 1~ "'vo "Whv dt~ 11 l>other
any better than that ·· "lt.-wmanso much"' \\-ell thert'
The cautious measured • are Simply d1ttere111 land..-. nt
qual1tyofNewman'sresponse'> people Therr are public. peo
evaporates as he explailb he'"' pie and there are pm ace pt>< 1
good this makes him ft>t>I µle "D"ie puhl1t people prt't'll
·smce we grve away the mont"\ and pump up their feat he!"> and
the 22nd and 23rd of De<:em ach1£'\'e ~real dramat1l po-.
ber, 1t has totall)' chan~t.'d m-. tur~ ~ewmar1 dot''" r l dft"
leehng about Chnstma.'> 111 for thL ... 7 "40 "l11 "lo I do111
stead ol 11 bemq a sit.Ki\ 1n mt>r n<>tc MP for 11 I em·' thcY.-.(' llt'f •
<.ant.le greed 11 has qOnt' f)(ll k ;>It' l em' rhem hec.a~ lht.'11
to what I suppose wa.s rtw rt>ol hw ... ow mdde ...,., mlJ("h 1•a..,w1
Chn..,.11an ob,ec11ve. which wa... thdt 1 someone "''till 1' Ulll • irn
tn hold out your hand 111 "">Int' lnnablt' arou11d thal
Ont' WhO LS less fortunate thdll "lewmau d<>eSO I lkt• put1
vou are linl'\ <;1rnpl\ hec. au..'*' 1 mJkf-..
Ptwanthrnp" L' <>f1t' sidt· 111 htrn feel Ulll omf•.rrahlt·-.
Newman's sol 1al ccm.o;c1t·m t' t lotchner offeP-> a m11w ' 1 •n1
Polrtrcs LS another He tM .. '>11 I plex rea.c;r>11 rE'<:all11u.~ 1lw 1111w
IJeen shy at.>out exprt!SS111~ hL'> 'hh t>11 he tnt"d 111 pt'Nktdt
~nts. and lht> ICKI lh~I "'Jrwman lo cKC't>pi r\I' 1•'(
hes a famous actor gl\f>' h1'> 1rt>mel\ pre'>l1 ~1u '' '"'''
op1ruonsawideaud1erKt:' 1 .. tw tn•m Candda 1111(' ~f\t't 1 pw
trading on has acting crffit>n \10~ vear. tn Mntht.>r !1wrt"-\
t1als 10 tread on politic 1tln' .mc1 !ht• Popt• ·t>n11l ... 11c1 . . turf'> And why should anvotw l.ook Im ~1\.m~ 1h1" riinrn'\
listen to an ·a<. tor's pofoi«1! <l"' a\ a11c1 I m clrnna "'h.11 1
IAC"'WS"l l1leSt' questK>nS qM' want 10 do nutot.' kirn1 n l I\ lf't
NE"WTT\Ml more pause lhciJ 1 L' ...,. inal ulll\ 11 11011 I dot 11h111k I
usual even for him Final I\. d1· .Jiould taktt .. ome l<111d llf put 1
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MORAL PERSPECTIVE
HE~S-DEFINI1'ELY NO FAMILY MAN
•
Buf the revolution Hefner spawned may devour his creation : Play~oy
By Jeff Silverman
The Playboy Mansion in Los An·
geJes. Abou1 4 o ·dock on a
darlc alremoon. I've been wait·
ing in the library, oh. IO. maybe
IS minutes. It's a beautiful room, com·
fortable. as properly paneled as a library
should be. With, of course. a few extras.
There's a bar in one comer, state-of-the-
art electronics in another and a nock of
thick leather chairs built for sinking into.
A butler amves with a tray of cookies and
a fresh pot of coffee, then politely ex-
cuses himself. As he waJks out. I notice
the messase on the framed quilt above
the doorway "'Be It Ever So Humble
. . .. Be 1t ever so hwnble. indeed.
There's more In fact. "more" seems
the nght word. But the more you have,
the more you have to lose, and sitting in
the library waiting for Hugh M. Hefnet,
founder. publisher and editor·in-duef of
Playboy, I find myself looking al the rel-
ics -the trappmg.s and symbols of his
prosperity -and thinking maybe there
is something 10 be humble about, after
aJL A lot has been won in this room, but a
101 has been lost in here, too.
There. for instance, by the window. a
model of the sleek. black, bunny-I~
on-the-tail Playboy iet. Once, the reaJ ,et.
gleaming on the outside, plush on the in-
side, with its stewardess bunnies and
great circular bed. new through the air·
space of Playboy's pages. an image of
the high hfe and how it can be taken with
you Once 11 belonged to all the maga-
zme's readers, now it's gone, sold some
years back to help cover the stratospher·
1c altimeter readings of corporate debt.
Bes.de II. a sturnng bust of Barbi Ben-
ion. A former first lady of the lord of the
pad. she. 100, frolicked on display for aJI
10 see. through Playboy's pages The reaJ
Barl:>1. like rhe ,et. is somewhere else to-
day Symbols. both, of a time come and
gone. when America was giddily discov-
en~ 1tssexuaJity. and Hugh Hefner was
leading the expediuon
M~ne covers. bound volumes. a
portraJt atop the mantelptece of Hefner
as Renaissance prince -reminders of
an empire. A sense of the pa.st A sense of
the present. Bothcare1ullycrea1ed Both
carefully preserved
It m!S be, I can't help thinking. one of
the f e-w libraries in LA without a vi.slble
copy of 'The KJ71ing Of tM Untcom, d1rec
tor Peter Bogdanovich's memoir of ht"
relationship with Dorothy Stranen, thfo
former Playmate of the Year brutally
murdered by her ex-husband And ~"'
NH $/lumnan t:s an l.A .fJm#d joomalts1
andsownwn~
4 • FAMILY \\ttXJ...Y • SEl'Tr.M8tR I 19115
was also a film called Siar '8(), and it. as
well as the book and Bogdanovich. have
played a macabre role in the life of Hugh
Hefner. ~ch's thesis was that
Hefner and his lifestyle were directJy re-
sponsible for Stratten • s death by sexually
exploiting her. Thereafter. so much of
the fun that I'd associaled from my youth
with Hugh Hefner's magazine dissolved
m from of me in a nurry of accusation and
innuendo, the kind that makes you feel
dirty just by hearing it
FinaJly. in thfOUIUt the door of the LA.
mansion strides Hefner himself 1 lean
In so many ways, thal'sJustwha1 he IS.
a puzzle on one hand, a kid m the candy
store of his own creation on the other.
He wins at Monopoly, and he wins at
backgammon, and he's had a three-de-
cade run at the top of his profession. He· s
rich, and he's famous. and he's not with·.
out lasting influence -some arguably
positive. some surely indefensible - a
man who imagined an ideaJ for himself
and then proceeded to live it, no matter
what anr.one thought He pioneered his
own traJI, and, he can say with a laugh
laced with truth. that he brought a whole
,,,,,
Playboy founder. editor-and·duel and sell-proc/a1med libertine Hugh Heiner, clad m
ever-present pajamas But is his magazme outdated by the revolution ~ created1
and straight. the most carefully pre-
served perhaps or all the empire s icon.s.
tus own advertisement for this particular
comer of the Good l.Jfe. He's all in black
-pajama.s. robe, and slippers -a ptpe
in one hand, a Pepsi in the other. a few
month.5 shy of his 59th birthday, but
looking. at the d~e of a glance. not
much past 40. He apologizes for l:\is late-
ness: He's had lhe nu.
"Dorothy's tragic death was motivat·
ed not many w,ay by her association with
Playboy," Hefner begins. ''but clearly by
the breakup of her mamage because of
Peter Bogdan<Mch.
"If ii is percewed thal I'm having a
wonderful time with my life, well. I'm
sorry. folks. ifs true. I was the lod who
believed the ~ m the Frank Ca·
pra movies in the 1930s That's still who I
am
generatJonalongwithhim. He'sevengot
a daughter capable enough to ~ his
empire onto.
h's been. in fact. 31 yearssmceHefner
headed out to his garage with the bucks
he could borrow and his own particular messaee to extol. What he returned with
was a magazine and an image to malch
that magazine's philosophy. In time,
Playboyand its founderwould become a
seamless unit. indistinguishable almost.
a son.of socio-sexual aouble play Both
becaJTle symbols -of freedom. some
say. of immorality and decadence. other
counter. d1fficull as any of those con-
cepts may be to define. Con1radic11ons
of perceptions? Sure. But eithe't way. the
man and hLS magazine have mnueTlCf'<f
our social landscape, perhaps more than
any other publication of this century
"II was a matter,"~ says proudly, "of
11 being the ngh1 guy at the nght l1me m
the righl place with the ngh1 idea The
nouon came at a time that. without reaJ.
tZJng 11. the country was so ready for ii.
that it reaJly caught on ..
Over the years. Playboy-and all it's
come to stand for -has been loved and
hated. critiqued and debated. praised
and picketed. honored and reviled. It's
been attacked from the right. and at-
tacked from the left. as has been the man
who remains its guiding spirit. Liberals
charge it degrades women Conserva·
lives shout that ii degrades lhe nauon~s
moraJ well-being. Still. through shrewd
management al the top and a senes of
decisions that led to a reign~ in of the
reach of the empire. Playboy, the maga-
zine and the corporation has managed
to prosper finanaally The secret if there
IS one. seems obvious. "II remains true to
its roots." explains Max Lerner. the 82-
year-old syndicaled columrnst and long-
hme Hefner fnend .
But that was then. at the bewnrnng,
and this is now, three decades and
countless sooaJ rebellions taler. Do
Playboy's roots still hold? Is PlayboystiJI.
well. relevanl?
Suggests Christie Heiner. Playboy's
president, chief operating officer and
Hefner's 32-year-old daughter "A lot of
people want everything to be like they
were in the good, old days. and what
lhey thought the good old days were
Women stayed home and raised chil-
dren, people Sot married right out of
school. sex was 10 have babies.. every-
body went to church. and Norman ~ockwell pamled II Putting aside wheth-
er that actually ex.isled," she continues.
·'that group of people has wanted 1110 for
a long time. But they never had much of
an impact on society. Right now. howev·
er. people who don't neces.wily buy
into that agenda are more sensitiW to
those people's perspectNeS on Ou~ ..
~for Playboy. "we did not predict the
kind of moral conservatism that is out
there in the culture nght now."
NonetheleM. the facts appear to spell "
out sigruficant erosion.
• •Circulation is down nearly 3 million
from a peak of 7 million m the early ·705
• Paid advert1s1ng pages have
dropped from I . 418 m 1979 to Just over
9001Mtyear
•The clubs are being reconceived
The resorts and casinos have been sold
• Ven1ures into tht' book and record·
1ng industnes have been scrapped. a And. while enough haschanged m
3 I ~ to keep Playboy above rather
lhan under most magaz.me counters.
communttles m places such as Oncin·
na11 and Butralo have actlveiy f oughl to
.. ..
keep the Playboy Channel and its adult-
µrograrnrnmg format off their local ca-
1le S\'Sterns
Is· !>OC1ety sa)ing "no" to Playbov
these ddvs" Is 1he empire that Hefner
t>u1lta!>ephemeraJ as1hebunn) stailand
<.enterlolds on which he bu1h 1tS founda·
uons?
Perhaps the best place to begin look·
mg for the answers IS m Playboy's own
history
In the early '60s. when Plavboy 's rn·
LUlat1on began to soar. Amencan men
began to 1den11fy increasingly with the
magazine The Playboy trademark then
seemed a badge of that 1dent1f1ca11on
It all seemed so dating then To be a
playboy To think that sex outside of
rnamage -even 1ns1de of mamage -
wasn't really a 519 To sift through that
magazine naughty soph1St1ca1ed and
outspoken as 111ended to be And I don t
1us1 mean the pictures. though the pie·
lures were surely the ma1or part of 11
These days. however. I don't hear any·
one talking about The Playboy Ph1loso·
phy anymore: What seemed radical then
tends 10 be tame by companson today
Elements of what Heiner was espousing
have certainly left their mark. Just tum on
Donahue. Carson or the ub1qu1t1ous Dr
Ruth. Browse through Cosmo or The la·
dies· Home Journal Rent a Vldeo And
the magazme'ssuccess formula -good
I hctton 'and provocauve non-ficuon by
maior authors and 1oumal1Sts. and plen·
tv of how-10 s all packaged together
with photos of unclothed women -
I spawned a host of 1m11a1ors willing to test
an~xtend the bounds of taste far be·
yond even Plavbor s V\Stas Amenca.
haV1ng caught the glimpse. wanted to
1 see and know more. and by the early
·10s. those 1m1tators had begun to show
more. taking a stgrnficant bite out of Play-
bov 's circulation The mov1es began 10 I show more. too. so did the coming-of·
age pay 1elewMon Suddenly. Playboy
seemed. well. tame. the way life maga-
zine seemed tame once television
brought action pictures of Vietnam im-
mediately into our IMng rooms. Sudden·
ly. there were altemauves And Playboy.
once the leader in 1ts field. found itself
econom1cally forced to play catch-up
Ute eventually folded. then came
back. less vttal than 1t was in its pre-lV
heyday But Pfayboy 's still here, t~mer.
perhaps. by companson 10 what s out
there. but breathing. nonetheless. a sort
of lecherousok1 uncle. a b11 frayed m the
double-knit collar and dirty beneath the
nails. who conunues to arouse cunos-
111es and conunues 10 be accepied fond·
Iv 1n certain circles The magazine today
outsells all of its competitors. and thed1f·
ference m c1rcula1mn between 11 and
Penthouse. its nearest compemor. is sull
great. A recent Newsweek magazine
poll showed that 37 percent of the popu·
lation .sometimes buys or reads maga-
zines hke Playboy compared 10 only 13
percent who.buy and read truly <><;ti,ous
magazines like Hustler As a trad1t1on.
Ptavbov ·s as Amencan as apple pie Yet.
F.\Mll' 'M'l 11.1) .... EPTIMRE R I I~ ... 5
11 still has itscn11cs, a target by virtue of its
name as well as its pictonal contents.
In a sense. Playboy may have done
what 11 set out 10 do so well -the shak·
mq up of our na11onal libido -11 finally I
locked itself mto 1tsown reliquary which
is in the end the ul11ma1e contrad1cuon
of them all Atutudes havethanged. and
Plavboy has helped 10 change them I
enough 10 make Plavbontselt seem ob·
solete prec1.sely because tho~ armude-.
ha"e changed As a nation v.e re nor Cb
innocent as we once were dlld Plmfx.J\
has morecompellllon than 11 once had m
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ON CAR CARE
WHEN YOUR CAR STAR
TO GRUNT AND GROA
Even the fuleSt modem veht· Start the engine If the (red) altema
des ~·e to complam a ht lie (battery) hght stays on you have e1th
-those grunts and groans broken or loose V·belt a faultv alte
you heard on the way to tor. batter) or -.ult.age regulator
work this morning may l'lOt have come there s a problem with the ch~gmg
fromthepassengers. Therearemanydtf· cu1t Get the problem fixed nght aw
ferent typeS of noises that will tell you a Some vehicles have an ammeter ga
great deal about ~state of your car that. in con1unctto11 with lhe 1d101 ·· h~
It's amazmg how many people ignore mont1ors the amount of 1uice lhe alt en
the infonnallon flashed from the dash tor 1Ssend111g 10 the battery If the syst
All those ir\struments and .. idiot lights" IS working well lhe 1~~ will ho
are there for a pur· &iiZZZl11Z?m'Zi2lZ?:!2'1Zl~'f!!ZJ.Z!lli121Zl~Zll!:~~ ciround the u•n
pose -toreporton ~~~ -.... _,_~11'--.;:6';;;:~~ ~~ or 12-14 volt pc the vanous tune· ~ • ~ ~ 11011 If the n
lions that they mon· shuws JU.St a sit.
I 1tor Knowing how 4'. ~ } , ~ _ J c.harge. then the
difficult 1t would be IL~ ,.,1 belt •!. probab
to repair a Warp' '\.\:. ~ loo5e and the all I drive in Hyper· nator can l wo
> space. Captain Kirk enough to send
never ignored the f1e1ent c:urrent tot
readouts from the bcitten Left It
Enterpnse 's vanQUS that. the batter; w
monitonng devices. ~ dram rapidly. ·led
It's a down·l~arth lllg you where}<
pamtorepairabro· µrol>dhl\ d <111
ken water pump in want to he I I there
the middle of the midtown tunnel. Don't no hfe m the needle. there.., prohahl~ It
assume that 1f a red light suddenly blares tie or 110 1wce 111 the hatter\
011 tn the mstrumenl cluster. the hght ti· So that :S why your tar won t ')tan
self IS malfuncuomng. Pull over when II the 011 µ~re wam111g light r
you get a chance and delennme 1f there matn!> on. or your 011 pres.s.ure gau.
JS a problem If lhe car has overheated stays down low. tum the e11q111e off. h
and IS boiling over. wail until the gurgltng lhe hood and ched lhe d1~1ck The<
noises have stopped and the engme has level IS probabl) low Naught'. naugh
cooled before you remove 1he radiato r Add enough oil to hn11g the l~el up t
cap to add more water. NEVER remove 1hetophneon thedipst1ckcind tryagau
the radiator orexpans1011 tank caµ from Doyouhearaticklngfromtheengi
ahotengme:youwillscaldyourself tern· That's lheva!ve tram complam1ng a.bo
bly It the car did overheat. chetk lhe v. being worn, stuck or out-0f-ad1ustme
belts and scan the car to ltsten 10 the wa· -or perhaps wear on the beanng su
terpump. If 1t'snoisy. gel a new one fitted faces deep inside the engine. Eng1
nghLaway It the belts and pumps are knocking indicates .a-Serious prnr""'~
fine.check the oil level and ask your me· Find help fast and don't dnve the car
chanic to check the um mg. Poorly main Does the front end of the tar groar
tained engines will overheat when you tum ci tomer., Tht' steenn@
Make It a habit to scan the dash ulSfru-rack LS pmbably 111 dire nt-ed of lubnca·
ments and lights before you dnve off 111 t1011 or your whN>I he.an11g.s cire shot
themoming Tumthe1gmtt0nall1heway How ahout squeaks and o,queais ema·
10 ··on ... bul don t scan the·engu~ The nating from the brake, t"Verv 11me yOL
011 and alternator hghts should coli\f on I< >uch 1he pedal'> Have vour rnecharuc
tmmedialety. and all lhe Olher 11\Stru-check lhat the hnmg matencil 011 tht
mentsshould registerexcepl those mon· brake pads or shoes hasr 1 t wom down tc
110"'1g pressures and tempera1Ure5 as the metal backmg
1here·s no pressure or 1empens1un.> to Take llme t"\-ery month or"'> lo 1..he<. k
regtsteryet Some modem vehiqles have all the nu~ and holts that hold the van
computer-operated sensors that morn· nus parts of your car tnRt'{her fW
tor the vanous V1tal systems ahd cause
wammg hghts 10glow1f a prohlem devel
ops Look al the monitor ltgl)ts before
you h11 the road
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caught up in the contemporaf'\
cransforma11on of lifestyles and sex
roles There's been little said. though
dbout males facl41g the same s11ua11on
Mamed men (thlS writer among them)
hdve also been experiencing stre&. -
l hallenges and st rams of a kind that our
rnunterparts as recently as a generat1011
.:uto c:ould not have predicted and would
probably have con.stdered msufferablt-
AI 1he core of the problems for mv~ll
.111d other mamed
men whom I know
mamed men. in m\. obser.a11on ftnd
genuine sell-apprO\·al hard to ach1€'\e
Vve mav tell ourseh~ consc1ousl\. tha1
the old. domestic tradtt1ons were sense-
less We ma\ tell ourselves that we ve
outgrown our fathers, progressed he·
vond 1he1r understdnd111R -bur there
are limits on our power to release our
1mag111at1on from our fathers gnp The
sta11dard to which ddd ex~cred us 10
measure up. howe\er Lrude and seXJSt in
cenam aspects v.~ dftt:'r all a staJtdard
Tr\ ~ we will w c;o11dt:.'~t'nd 111 1t al
deep leve45 11 n >11t111u~ to hdunt U!)
Art t'>.dmplt:'
V. ht:'11lwa.'>15 m\
wt>ll hes a conflict
of alleg1ance. It's a
t onfhct with roots
111 the memory.
dlld the central f1g-
1re IS that of the re-
membered father
" 'New model' married
men, in my observation,
find genuine seU-approval
hard to a~hieve. "
father belall'>t' 1;f
the DeJHt'6'>1i 111
had to take d 1nh
lhdl mea11t lea\111~
1he humt-for Pa11
ama l remembt:>r
hi.<-'>J>f>dktng h l
Tile reasons for
tins are clear The
farherwhom ffiOS( ma.med men remem
1 lt.'r today does not resemble the man we
11urselves are expected to be ( >ur f athen.
were top dogs They were men who
·knew best.". "ran the show" and exact
ed deference from their mates ( >ur fa-
l hers. funhermore. had sharply defined
ideas about how a man ought to behave
< lur fa the rs were the sole breadwmners
They ~ldom cooked or cleaned house
•r rended babies They were role exam
pies for us. their sons. passmgalongskJlb
re~arded as d1St1nctivelv male how to
throw a shder 10 block ·a nght cross or
... rep a clutch m a ·s 7 Chevv And. need
lec;s to say. our fathers were evoked. h)
''llr mothers. asauthont1es ("I'll have to
'>peak 10 your father about that ··) Thev
dlone possessed the power to ~ow
the excepttonal penrnssmn or puntSh
menl 10e1rs also (tn manr households)
was the exclUSlve nght o wmkmg cor1
sp1ratonally at mfractK>ns of the rule'
I myself have more than once ex
pressed pnde at havtng broken Wlth 1h1c,
older model of the married man/father
And I've heard similar pnde expres.c;ed
hvyounger fnends We like ourselves for
haVlng learned to function as house hus·
hands We draw satisfied comparisons
between our closeness 10 our wi"es and
t h1ldren and our fathers' detachmE"nt In
accepting a widfo range of domes11c re
spollSlb1hties. and m droppmg claura to
c;upenonty."' we\-e escabhshed that
we re ~ther lazy nor vam
S111J, ~gardless of personal good ft"t'I
ings and sat1Sfac11ons. ··new model
me alone hnefl'
lht' 111~h1 llt'furt' he
~1led When I m ~<Hlt:'ll ... upto\ou u11·
der.>1.and") Your molht'r and -.1-.ter. -
the)' \e got 10 be1ake11t are of I m wu111
mg on you·
Nothing beyond that. but the message
came across. The message was that my
obltgatmn as a so,n. as the remaining
male m the house. was to protect the
famtly(my mother and my three SlSters)
It was my assignment partly because I
wa.sstronger. better able 10 handle phys-
ical threats and danger. but pnmanly be-
cause I was my father"s son HlS 5'rength
was somehow my strength -thlS was
the plam assumpuon His belief that 11
was his dupt 10 guard our housebold
would necessanly be my belief Al the
time I dtdn·11ake h1Swordsasa pro fonna
gesture. I heard them as a senous trar1!Y
m~on of responsib1hty I remember
feehng more 1mportan1 thaJ? I had felt be·
fore Also scared
Natural!\. I m nov. awdrt' that the chief
l>urd~n of m\ father ., dt>'it'11ce wa..-.
home tw m'· mother The hol.l'>ehnld I
share with im own wife and children ~n 1orgamzed111 dlCorda1Kt> w11h the
view that the male alone must he tau~hl
10 func1ton as protector and prm 1sm11er
But I d he self·de<.e1ved 1' I pretended
that e\erv trace nf lhe olderwav of thmk·
mq has been erased from m~ head. Be·
cause mv fatht'r ., example linger. wuh
ITIE'. I regard m\ <;0n.c; responsihil111e-. ~
prott"Ctors to he d1 flert>nt 111 <;('\era I re·
~>t"CIS from thost'nf 1ht>1rWl\.'t1••wr mates
Nor have I shed m~ tom1l11011 that the
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ubhgation to be a good pr<Wlder and an
ef fe<.:tive shield agai~ menace from
without falls first 10 me. rather than mv
~~ -
And the same holds. I believe. for
many husbands younger than myself
We believe that yesterday's understand·
mgsof roles ought to have lost themnflu-
ence on us. But we know that influence.
I although ebbing. has by no means.van·
lShed. And here IJes a strain that ·s far too
seldom acknowledged.
It 'sthe strain of being oblieed to t!Neflt
a new yardstick for assessing one ·sown
performance while remembering an
older standard that still. on occasion.
seems perfectly serviceable and right.
It's the strain o( realizing th.at the quality
within you that you call sefl:SltMty rrught
well be described by him-the old man
-as effeminacy. It's the strain of grasp-
ing. at one and the same time. that your
admiration tor a loved one -your own
father -ts inseparable from the feeling
vou had for him as a fearles.s defender.
and that thus admiring such a man ts
thought by many to be wrongheaded.
And. above all. it's the strain of Sill.·
pecung that your own gu1lt1ly divided
loyalties are duphca!ed. 10 a degree. tn
\Our wile's consciousness.. Ifs an old.
old story. Bovs manv their mothers. and
q1rls marry their fathers -but there are
1><1d. new'(and. once again, underpubh·
nzed) developments on th ts f mm And
dlways the key problem stems from the
1rnµos.sib1hty of abruptly sevenng ('On-
ne<'t1on with the past No doubt vester-
day·s mothers should have had a' ncht>r
' ho1ce of hfe-roles -and vet. for me. a ~rownup male. the memori of the moth·
<:'r who was "aJwavs there·~ at home has
111 >t lost its prec1otisness. 1~ standm~ as
... ome kmd of ideal
By the same token. yesterday's fat ht-rs
no doubt should have been les.s ng1dly
locked 1111oasterrotyped ma~uhni1v
.uid yet the memory of that masc:ulimrv
hdSn't lost its preciousness for ma11\•
qrownup women who preserve it. It's not
mysterious that wtveS favor an end to
male donunance. But 11le'Vltahly their
feehngs. too, are comphcated and con-
trad1ctory. They themselves had fathers
who were married men nf the older
model And the example those fat her;
...et -the roles they fulfilled -aren't a
~reat ~easier for the grownup daugh-
trrs to dtSmiss.
To one sector of a mamed woman s
rnmd. the S1rong. reserved. protective fa-
1 her may seem totally outdated But an-
1 •ther pan of her m1rid may find those
1 haracter traits attractwe arid manl\
It's not uncommon. in fact. for a worn·
<11110 pick the wrong man for a long-tenn
relatt0nship becaU4'.t' <:he's HL4'llfftc1entlv
rlware of the extent to wh1c-h she .S
<lrawn. sometimes despite her.r;(>ll to-
ward the older unage of the ideal man a
felt her completely at ease with hunst>lf m
the role of shepherd and st>ntrv And a
'\l ~ntf1cant 5'ram on vounger ma.med
men today tS the need 10 stav in touch
Wll.h l.he1rown 5eflSllM!y an(j vulnerab1!J·
1y without dwmdhng into the kind of per·
liOn whom thetrwJVes -remembennga
beloved father who seemed wondertUJI\
~trong -will come 10 1Jt;>n:e1\e 1r1 mid
hie. dS weak
lnere are. of course. numl>ertess mh·
er dimensions to the pressures on mar-
ned men now. II matters 1mmenselv. for
in.stance. that although a newer "ideal
man" -wann yieldu!R. una.fraJd of his
own tears -is 111deed 111 proc~s of com·
1ng to b1nh. he has an no sense 1aker1
command of the media There are dJffer-
ences between lhe heroes plaved bv
Clark liable and those played~-Dusui1
Hoff man or even b} Tom Selleck. but
there tS no substance 10 rhe sug~1on
lhat. with the coming of Hollman and
Selleck. movie macho bit the dust for
good The hgure ol the dari.qerous man
who lo\.t'S em dnd lea\ es em rem ams
~ucll\lt' 111 pop tulture
Nowh~re m the media 111 our time
does the most audible and most popular
\01ce helong to men who art' respons1\.e
either to the ideal of sexual equality. or to
the bel~f that male\ 1olence LS uwan-ahh·
rt>ptt>heris11Jle Yet the newer model
mamed man must somehow make his
respons1 .. enes.s ro such ideals and l>t>·
liefs sexually wmrnng
FinaJlv there 1s the once relat1\el\' I 1
... 1raightfnrward ~hJet:t ol f1del1tv The
pnnc1ple that e;1l>solute ftdehtv L'> ·esse11·
Ital to anv lastutg relat1onsh1p seE"ms. 011
its face 1101Hiebatable But d1ff1cultv
anses because of the hasrory of m~ual·
Illes 111 obsef\ ance of that rule In 1 >Ur fa ·
thers 11me f orgrveness came mort' ea.,..
ly 10 ~rra111 or "straymg hLLsbands than
to uHfaithful w1YeS. And lhlS memof\ of
how 11 used tuhe('ause:.trouble n<iw f..,Jf
not 111fant1hZJ1t~ 10 dem to d wife tht'
rt111~ of movemt>1ll some hu.sbands
<met· po~-;e<J'> You11Rer mamed men
ldlllH>t E>ac;ily evade •itKh 4uest1ons
These lesser quandanes are further re·
mmders that contemporary mamage is
filled with tension points. And. hke the
ma1or problems. they are traceable to
ungrounded oonfidence that sudden
bold strokes can forever bani.sh lrom
con.soousness yesterday s codes and
standards. When change is swift and
ceaseles.s. we find ourselves IMng in sev
eral different ages simultaneously. at·
tempting to make sense out of uu~rly op-
posed concepts of threat and promise.
sound expenment and stupid self:mdul·
gence. good and evil. Married women
have grown shrewdly alert to the need to
bnng 10 full consc1ousnes5 the nature of
the unresolved conflicts and opposi-
tio~ that impede their own ~lop
rnent. Mamed men who assume they
can advance withouc comparable alen
ness are. tn mv view. comrrutung a pm
foundly dangerous mistake. fW
&m,omm DrMon. chairman ol IM~ ol '"'-~ ot 1~ /VofK>fk}/ Humon1~ Fn<ultY. 1.\ n
soool mrw and author nl fhtr mricolk 0<
ckilmftl not.WA ~ MAn
FAMILY ~\'. SUTLWBtR I 1985. 11
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sboes might belp and I fell
in love with a pair in a shoe
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<'rennany
But when l tned them
on. they hun too. I ex·
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aebmg feet U> 8 fnendly
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counter display and SAJd.
maybe I needrd a pau of
special Leather IM<>lea.
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By Wilham F. Buckley, Jr.
M y father bred English set·
ters. and there were
around the house. at any
rypecal moment. five or sue.
half of them kept at the fann where we
used them in pheasant hunting, two or
three around the house. and al age 12
one of these became my own. my first
doggie. He was a tall. handsome. black
and white freckled be.aucy, whose pedi·
greed papers called him Sultan some-
thing or other fol lowed by h1S patronym·
1c, which I have long since foreotten.
though I have not forgotten the pride I
took in knowing that he had been bred
by champtons At first I attempted with
some formahcy to call him by his name.
Sultan, bul soon gave up. and for some
reason. found myself calling him Ducky.
In respect of my hkmg for dogs. as in
01her respects, I tended to be taken by
enthUS1asms I shared. in those days. a
bedroom w1th my youngest brother.
from one window of which a porch be·
gan that led along the length of the huge
colonial house to a staircase descending
to the grounds below I persuaded the
caretaker to substitute for the f uced
screen that shielded my brother and me
from the mosquitoes and firefhes of New
England summers a screen dislodgeable
by the merest exertion of a dog's nose
The screen. the dog having passed
through 11. would return to perfonn 11.S
conventional function through gravity.
Ducky could now vault the radiator
along the window stool and. knocking
the screen out of his wav land on the
porch whefle\ler inclined. dunng the
night. to leave my bedside. or more com·
monly, my bed. en he returned
would bound up . and elect to
sleep alwa his head either over m\
rump,oroverrr6'neck
Oh how we lbved each other Du<" ky
, and I. I had nine brothers and S1Sters.. 13nd
I
my oldest SlSler. who wasS1xteen and f a1
gone in cuJtivated sarcasm . notin~ the
gwlefuJ habits of Due~ who knew 111
stmctively how to endear him.self to
those who could do him favors -tdke
him hunting, give htm food. or simplv o;1t
and stroke him -decided one da.,. to
refer to him as 'Unducky .. Some oi my
brothers and Sl.Sters thought this t>x
1 remely funny I did not I man.aged to
nse abovt> 11. however. ,md 11 anyone. 111
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the course of the day. would say to me.
"Bill. where's Unducky?" I would simply
continue doing what I was doing. as
though I had not heard the effrontery d1·
reeled at my affectionate. noble dogg1e.
who died one cold night. many years lat·
er. when I was a freshman at college.
My first experience with True Gnef
came when my older sister's cocker
spaniel, whowascaJled Peter. was killed
by an oil delivery truck one summer aJ.
temoon. We rushed him to the vets. but
he was DOA. The caterwauling in the
household was not surpas.sed in any
Spanish nunnery on Good Fnday It was
years later that I heard the awful story.
apparently a commonplace in Gemlarl
folklore. which commurucates the sen·
~ of a child's engros.sment with
his dog. Skipping home late in the after·
noon from school, the story has it. seven-
year-old Gretel asks her Mother. "Where
is Dada?" Her mother has spent the en·
ure afternoon bracing herself for this en·
counter. because the awful truth of the
matter IS that Dada was tragically run
over shortJy after the little girl went off 10
school. Her mother. consuJtmg friends
and prof~onals. had decided to tell
her daughter the plain truth, and take the
, consequences. Accordingly. she re-
plied. insobertones, "Oaning. I must tell
you something: Dada has been lolled."
The little girl looked up. wnnkled her
nose. and then said. "Where are my
cooloesand m11k1" Vastly relieved at her
daughter's sto1c1Sm. the mother bound·
ed to the kitchen to grve her daughter her
snack. after which Gretel said." Mummy.
where IS Dada?"
"I told you dear. Dadahadanacc1dent
and was lolled "
There followed a lachrymose pande-
monium which the mother could not ar·
'rest. Finally she blurted OUI. "Darling. I
told you when you came home from
1 hool that Dada had been kl II ed ...
l.Jtlle girl "f thought you said Papa
had been lolled "
I am not saymg 11 was so when our
cocker spaniel Peter was lolled. that
we'd ~ave gratefully exchanged the
newS that our beloved Eather had been
n.m over But I intend to suggest the IA ten·
suy of a child's grief. when something
happens to the doggie.
My wife also grew up with dogs. and I
don't lhmk there was ever a moment
when. dunng our mamed hfe. we were
without a dog. The highhght of our dog·
gie hfe togelherwasbemg introduced to
a dog. a dog so special that he and h~
· heirs ... as I delicately call them (in fact.
Rowley disdained f emaJe company).
have bnghtened our lives consistently.
for fifteen yea~ now
The breed IS called Cavalier King
ChanesSpaniel and thereby hangs at.ale.
Rowley came to us in Switzerland. He
arrived in a lady's purse: the British gen·
tlewoman. who had bred her 0WTl bitch.
brought her little puppy as a house pre-
sent. and ii was love at first sight. He was
ten weeks old. and when he was twelve
weeks old, I flew him back to New York.
receivlng permission from Swissair to
keep him on my lap dunng the flight.
There was something about Rowley that
absolutely never failed. at least not dur-
ing the first two or three years of hlS life-
time. It was that he w~ irres&Slible. and
aJI rules pertairung to dogs and their gov,
emance were sunply waived when oth·
could they treat a httle dog in ttus way1
They looked down at little Rowley. and
-of course -11 worl<ed. They permit·
ted me to mount the 1eep. Rowley m my
arms, and were driven to a compound.
That was the compound where. appar
entty, 1mmrgraung dogs were segregat·
ed, before gomg off to the hygienic dun·
geons Where they s11. forlorn. for six
months. before being designated as safe
to mingle with the pacific breed of hu-
man beings who govern Ireland
Anyway, therewe were. and the lead·
er of the detachment. htS eyes furtively
looking down at Rowley, waiung for him
to do htS busmess. made talk with me I
tned to keep the conversauonal fires
The well..tJmi family Groph1C amst Suzy Partw 's dep1c1ton of author Buckley and
his Cavalier King Olarles Spamels. Sam and Fred
efW\se infleXJble executor.; of the law
came face to face with -Rowley
II happened that the Swissair flight
landed at Shannon on that trip. and I de-
cided Rowley needed to be taken off the
plane to give him an opportunicy to re·
heve hunself But I was no sooner down
the gangplank than four men zoomed up
tn a jeep with a machine gun mounted on
1t I had committed a most awful trara-
gress1on Because Ireland. you see. LS like
England in only one respect It has the
same rules agamst dogs landing on na·
11ve temtory without first putting in stx
months m Coventry, in order to discover
whether the dog LS rabid When the four
Sumo wrestlers sl<Jdded to a scop tell mg
me brusquely to take the dog back up
mlo lhe emplane. I said to them. How
hurn1ng. and we talked about politics.
Communism. the Pope, and eternal sal·
vauon All Rowley would do was hound
about and look endeanng Finally the
cnsis came The plane was about to
leave W1lh some embarrassment. I hav·
mg pleaded the dtStressof Rowley to the
lnsh paramilitary. I said we would obvi-
ously need to return to the aircraft. never
mind that Rowley's little bladder. or
come to thmk of 11. lffimense b~der.
was unrelieved By the ume we.bad got
back 10 the airplane. each of the ~fhctals
111S1Sted on having a personal valedictory
with Rowley. which affectionate em-
braces Rowley aJlecuonately returned.
Rowley went everywhere wilh me. hut
as the years went by I had 10 acknowl·
edge that there was Just that shRht es-
I
1rangement thatrrienw1thsuch keen per·
1 eµ11on as mine are bound to notice He
11 ived Someone Else more than he loved
me He loved Jeny Garvey. who dnves
!or us. bener. The seduction of Rowley
t~gan when first he rode in the car with
lt-rrv Sometimes in the front seat. some·
• 1 unes burrowed in the ca111ty next to Jer ·
" ., legs. sometimes on the magazine
'>hell behind the back seat. from which
ht' would peer out the back window, or
1 >C casionally. down at us. but most often
ll)11gingly. toward the front. where Jerry
dwelled. But every year. for th1rtee11
vears. he was with us in Switzerland.
without Jeny. and there hlS encha11t·
rnent became legendary
We welcomed a new little Cavalier
Kmg Charles. about whom somethmg
very odd needs to be confessed. It is this.
that for the first eighteen months. he was
a lovely and refined dog. much like Row-
ley, but there grew a coarsening of body
and spirit whjch my wife identified with
the spiritual depression that came on
when Beepee. as he was (ls) called. was
)ucceeded by
Blenhie (after
..
Sam, and Fred.
I have never understood why, whe11
there are beauttf ul dogs one ... an acqtJ1re.
people should go out of their way to ac-
quire non-~aut1ful dogs But I know bet-
ter than to give an example because
nothing arouses owners more tha11 the
-.uggest1on that their breed lS le.ss than
the most desirable in the world And. of
course, 11 lS true that a dog ob1ect1vely
ugly -a cur. a mongrel. a you-name-II
-can capture the heart and m111d of tl!>
owner I don't know why this should,n't
bt• true of dogs. cume to think uf 11. e
111s certarnly true of people I would rat ·
er have spt-nt mv days wuh the Hunch·
bat k of Notre Dame. who Wil!> very ugl~.
than with Tallulah Bankhead. whu wa<>
vt>rv beautiful
But admit it, that the Cavaliers are
strikingly attractive. And 1ust as one feels
the impulse to stroke them. they feel the
impulse to be stroked. Sam and Fred can
spend hours t>t-m~ fondled. as you read
vour book. or talk to vour ~uest But then
the) will exh1h1t 1tw1r indepe11de11u, It
d1 ... appo1nts me
011lv that the\ d< 1
· Blenheim"), the
breed colored When my tlister's dog Peter ~like m) study
..,le\ used to
come to mv studv
< 11 ice f\ erv hour< )r
so. to ha,:e an ex-
l t>ndt-d l<)\e-111,
nunn~ which we
would re t:X ·
white and brown. was killed . . . the
Failing to be !he
t enter of atten-
L1on. and unrecon·
ciled to the senior
cmzensh1p status
of Rowley. Bee-
catenoauling was not
surpaued in any Spanish
nunnery on Good Friday.
l >et' became rath-
er bulbous. and hi.s hair turned matty
dnd when a Spanish friend who always
loved him told us that he would love to
~1ve Beepee to hi.s freshly widowed
mother to console her. we acquiesced.
and as I wnte. Beepee lives a channed
life in Bilbao
Blenh1e mhented the charms of Row·
•t'\.. but in due course he. too. faced com·
1 ~1111on The circumstances of the ne'W
u qu1SJ1ton will amuse all couples. the
11ale member of which is re~ularlv ac ·
1 used of extravagance. ·
I had come upon a gentleman who
lived m Greenwich, Connecticut and
was advised that his wife bred Cavalier
Kmg Charles Spaniels. I was informed
that they had just bred a fresh litter of
beauti ful Blenhe1ms. Smee. living in
Ureenwich, they were our neighbors
(we hve in Stamford), I prevailed on my
wife tq Qrive over and have a look at the
httle siX-week-old puppies. She agreed.
but on the way to Greenwich. cautioned
me. She reminded me we were under no
< 1bhgation to buy a dog and certainly did
not need yet another dog.
All SIX were brought out -atx:>ut the
'tze of a man's shoe -and began curl·
111q and playmg on the carpet in the hvmg
room Al one point. the breeders left the
r11om. and my wife looked up at me.
from the other end of the room on the
ltoor of which the puppies were plafcng.
,md rai..c;ed her hand inqu11ingly She
had two ftngers raised. and I nodded.
.md we have been happy ever after. with
-------------
l hal1ge our eter·
nal 11ows Sam and
Fred will dctumµdll\. me to nw stud\.
and 1he11 lea\'t::. tu µlay el~where nrs1m ·
µIv to he. hour.. and hour51>11end.111 the
kitchen. or preft'rahly -always. ii she L'i
there -w11h Pat Wt' haw rrnL<;trtK led
those little dogg1e-door. thdt ~1\e them
dll hut total dlCe5..'> to am part of the
hou..'>t'. conf1rnng them onl\ when th~\
rcat'h a gate out.side tlw panrrv com·
pound whe~e they are harrC'd from frol·
1cking with mcommg truck.'>. and f('\11s1t·
mg on my househnld tbt' trauma I ex pen·
enced asa little hov. when first Peter. and
then Brow111e. went off to their grt't'ner
pastures
Oh Du<:kv. how I h>ved ynu1 And vou.
Rowlev1 a1id Blr11h1e1 And Sam ·and
Fred' Did you know that in China under
Mao Tse-tung. own111g a dog was d
rnme? The idea was as simple as thL'\,
that 1f there were dogs about. there
would be less food, hecal.15(' do~s con·
sume food Laid out thus schematicall~
(do you want starving children. or no
dogs?) one recognizes the leg111macy of
the reasonmg But any legitimate reason·
1ng that means that children can t have a
Ducky m the house. or oldsters a Rowlev.
a Seim. or a Fred. is a regime whose con
st11u11c111 IS a fraud. a humbug Do ~·ou
need to say anvthmg more about the
curse of ideology> Ah. if only m\' dog_~1es
knew the baltles I haw waged on the11
twhalf' If thev did. thev would hardl\
<;com my company 111 niv !>tudv. excon·
atinR the eV1I people who du not tolerate
doR~ 111 their k ingdom' FW
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SPECIAL REPORT
AIR SAFETY: THE ESPIONAGE FACTOR
&ft/or's note:
Two years ago today, Soviet fiRht
shol down Korean Airlines F1ight 007 of·
ter 11 strayed deeply over the U.S.S R.
Questions stl/I remain about whe!her
some foreign airlines occasionally con·
duct esptonage surveillance with pas·
sengers aboard FAMILY WEEKLY
asked reporter £mest Volkman to query
sources m the US. and loretgn mtelli·
genre ctrdes for an assessment
By Ernest Volkman
• One day I~ year. air traffic control
radars in the northwestern United Slates
detected a Cubana plane veenng off its
Otghl path and cro.w.ng a swath of Amer-
ican temlory on its way to Canada. Con-
tacted by radio. the pilot of the B<JVem·
menr-owned airliner blamed "naviga·
tional error" for the overflight. wherein
he had managed to overfly a U.S. cruise
rrussile testing range.
•Two years before. an Aeroflot (So-
vtet a.trlines) jellinef heading for New
York from Canada suddenJy veered off
course and new over New England U.S
a.tr controllers warned the plane's ptl<>L
but not before he had managed lo over-
fly the mam Amencan nuclear subma·
nne constructJOfl Site-in Groton, Conn. •There have been more than a dozen
samalar incidents involving Soviet or Sovi·
et bloc ,etliners dunng the past several
years. all of them. in the view of U.S. offi·
c1aJs. intelligence missions 1..t.5mg passen-
ger planes as co~r. Such m1SS1ons con·
tmue. despite the nsk to innocent pas-
sengers. US officials say they continue
to have problems with Cubana and Sl!V·
eral f.astem European airlines.. parucu-
larly CSA ( Cz.echosJovaloa. s a.t r11 ne) and
LO'r(Poland'sairl1ne). Still. it would bea
ml.Slake to assume that onJy lhe Sovlets
and lhetr alhesare involved in "a.irespt<>-
nage. · · U S. intelligence sources say thal
a number of non-Communt.St nauonsare
acuve m a.trliner spymg. ancluding Israel.
Taiwan. South Korea and Pa.kl.stan
In the words of one st1ll-dassfted CIA
repon. "ft IS acknowledged that van~
rypes of intelligence and poht1cal actM·
"'ties are conducted by other nation s flag
earners to some degree (including the
~ lomgn airlines conduct spy missions. even wht~ you 're aboard.
United States)." What exactly American
airlines are supposed to be doing is oth-
erwise not specified in the report, but it is
known that in the early 1950s. some U.S
airlines were used (or variou.s intel!i·
sence operations. With the advent of spy
satellites and high~performance recon-namance planes such as the SR-71
"Blackbird .. ( wtuch can operate at an aJ.
utude of nearly 100.000 feet). virtuaJty all
of those operations were phased out for
fear that they might be exposed. After
lhat. sources m the U.S. intelhgence
community say, Amenca secretty under·
wrote the costs of creating a number of
small national atrlines in nations sur·
rounding the Soviet Union and China to
collect data.
Why not rely. on satellite reconnai-
sance? With modem advances m cam-
eras and film. inteUigence experts can
defM a gJeat deal of mformaoon from
1he pictures produced. but the satelli1es.
operating at about 23,000 miles up, often
cannot spot important details.. Then.
100. satellite tracks are predictable: there
IS no guarantee lhat Sites aren't bemg
camounaged on the ground.
Moreover. in the field of electronic in-
telltgence. the choice target is an ene-
my· s radar system The problem is that an
order to find out how good the radars
are. some way muse be found to force
them to tum thetr equipment on
.. A lot of peoP'e think that you can set
any mtelhgence from a satellite ... says
one U.S intelligence official '1llat's not
true. If you want to twn somebody's ra-
dar on so yoo can read all his signals. you
have to present him with a credible
threat. In other words. you have to vio-
late his airspace. Unfortunatelr. the best
way to do that -if you don t want to
have your unarmed reconnai.ssance
planes shot down -IS to have an air1mer
make a 'navtgational error' and VK>lale
very deep. An atrliner at 30.000 feet over
radar defenses lights them up like Ch~
mas trees ..
The temptation to do that. while nsk·
1ng the lives of passengers. has proven
too ~real to resist According to one au·
thontative report, al least 32 civilian
p(anes have been shot down during the
pa.st three decades after betng caught
spying over fOfbidden temtory or -as
an the case of the Korean Air Llnes(KAL)
007 night on September 1. 1983 -sus-
pected of doing so. Only a few of these
1nctdents have become publicized. One
of the more notorious occurred in 1978.
when another.KAL flight. this one gomg
from Pans to Seoul. somehow wound up
several hundred miles off course over
Murmansk.. the site of the Soviet Union· s
most important nuclear submarine and
bomber bases. Soviet fighters shot down
lhe airliner. killing two passengers and
in)uring 13. Frve years earlier. a Ubyan
Airlines plane ~red into the a1r·
space over Israeli-occupied Sm&. The 15--
raehs shot down the plane. lolling 108
f amill \\' eekl~·
passengers. In both cases. "navtgallonal
error" was blamed
1lle defense of "navtgat1onal error·
wa.s persuasive m the earty days of inter-
continental air travel, when relatively
primitive eqwpment ca.used many a
plane to stray off course But nowadays.
soph.i&ic.a1ed guidance eqwpment has
locked interconunentaJ flight paths on a
computer's course Jetliners are
equipped with state-of-the-art electron
icsand backup systems to provide pi loo
with instant readouts of their posi1ion.s.
And that is why espionage is oh en sus-
pected when an air1iner unaccow11ably
wanders off course by a wide margm.
says one aviation expen "(With) experi-
enced pilots (and) the kind of electron-
ics now available, 1t IS extremely rare fora
plane to deviate off course for any great
~heless, espionage by airliner is
one of the delicate quesoons that IS nol
~ussed openly at the lntematt<>nal
Crvil Aviation Organization OCAO). the
United Nations agency that CM!T'SeeS the·
international air traffic sys1em.
1lle system involves a whole senes of
dehcate polincal arrangements. parucu·
larly between East and West. lhal could
be jeopardized by the mtrusK>n of Cold
War polillCS.. For thal reason. the ICAO.
which othet'Wlse handles international
air-travel questions efficiently. has side-
stepped the volatile tSSUe ol how many of
the planes flying its mtemauonaJ net·
work may be canying out intelligence-
collection missions.
"Unquesllonabty." says one US dip-
lomat who handles intema11ooal avia-
oon matters. "there 1Sa great need forthe
1ntemattonal av\atJon commurutyto take
a stand on US1ng domestJc airliners for
aerial Slllve'lllance I'd like to see thas
country exert very strong leadershJp m
thas area. Thl.6 far. we haven't done so.
and what concerns me IS that incidents
like KAL 007 will happen again. In my
view. they're inevitable: you simply can-
not have passengers held hostage to m·
telllgence · f'W
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Typecasting OK fo r Bea Arthur
Similarity of her role
In 'Golden Girls,' -
'Mau e'isnoworry
By JERRY BUCK .,, .......... ....,
LOS ANGELES -Bea ArJhur reall y
doesn't care whether anyone compares her
new comedy role in NBCs "The Golden
Girls" with her longtime stint as "Maude."
For one thfoa, the word around to wn 1s
that "The G olden Girls" may be the hot
new show of the fall tclevi1i on season.
So is Arthur worried about typecasting?
"Look," she says, "I'm S-feet-9, l have a
deep voice and r have a way with a lane.
W~~t .can I do abo~t it? l can't stay home
wa1ttnJ for someth1na t~ly different. l
think it's a total waste of ener&Y to worry
about typecaatina.
"I remember Carroll O 'Connor being
worried about beina too closely associated
with Archie Bunker. It's silly. He was
brilliant u Archie Bunker."
lt was on·• All in the Family" that Maude
Findlay fint raised her voice. Ap.inst
A~ie, of course. She never shut up after
that and went on to vent her liberal views
foraixyeanon "Maude" in themid-1970s.
Tbe comen1us of the critics is that the
pilot for "The Golden Girla" is the be1t of
all the new I.bows for the faU . Another
potentially bot show i1 Steven Spielberg's
"Amazina Stories," but it's beina kept
under wraps.
The show centers on four women. either
divorced or widowed. who are livina o ut
their aotden years in Miami. It also stars
Bett,Y White, Rue McOanahan (who was
Vivian, the bett friend and next-door
neiahbor on "Maude") and Estelle Getty.
Naturally, the senes was quickl,Y
mcknamed "Miami Nice," after NBCs htt
detective drama "Miami Vice."
Anhur is all smiles about her new show,
but recall• ruefully ahe felt the same way
two years aco about "A~nda's."
"I real!>' thouaht il wu 101na to be
fabulous, ahe says.
Jn the show ahe ran a amall reaoit hotel
called "Amanda's By-the-Se,," and was
conatantlycalled upon to keep in line a staff
as efficient u the Three Stootea-
"I think ev~one aoofed on the sencs,
mcludinf ABC, she says. "It had no point
of view. tt wu a huae disappointment for
me, but I can't really put the blame on ABC.
I think it wu ill-conce1ved to bqin with."
Arthur turned to Norman Lear, who had
produced ''Maude" and .. All in the
Family." "l aJway1 call him when I'm in
trouble."
But there wu little Lear could do other
than offer consolauon. "Amanda'•" IOOn
folded.
"When I came an to telcvl&ion it was with
lnalden •Y• Bea Arthur'• "The Golden Girl•" will be a bit.
Norman," she sa'ys ... and I JUSI as,umcd
that was the way telev1s1on was 'W ell. 1t
wasn't the way 1elev1S1on was ··
She 1s delt~hted, however. that "Thc
Golden Girls' was crc~ated by Susan Hams
("Soap"), and will be directed by Paul
Boprt ("All in the Fam ily") The show 1s
produced by Pnul J unger W111 and Tony
Thomas
"What's scary" that wo rd 1s out that 1h1\
11 101na to be the hot new ,how," l\rthur
says. "What 1f we bomb'' It's cruy r ve
never been 1n this s11uat1on befo re I kttp
th1nkina back to 'Amanda'\' and ho w all
the bosses loved 1t
"But whether or not we make 11 If the
scnpts conttnue u they have bttn, I won't
have to hide my head and pretend 1t'" not
on that night It'~ ltke heing hack with
Norman "
Arthur "tan in "The Golden G1rlf' as
Dorothy. a no-nonsense retired school
teacher whose husband hu run off to
Hawa11 with an airline ,tewardt"SS Rue
Mc('lanahan 1s Blanche. a Southern belle
with a weakne~s for handsome men Bcny
White 1s Rose:. a daffy, ephemeral \pint
fatelle Getty is Sophia, Dorothy'\
IO utspokcn rflothcr
Anhur wa~ a Tony award-winn1 na
ieroadwa)' actress for h<'r role as Vera
'C harles 1n "Mame"
Her film appcaranc.es. however, have
been rather rare She had some roles tn ~rtt movie\ and ~lls los1n1 the Vera
harles role 1n the film vcr'1on of"Mamc"
ne of "the mlJor disappointments of m y
.ltfc " Sund&)', September 1, 1985 3
Jane Powell puts
a little lovin
in her evil li e
BY LYNDA HIRSCH
If the actress pla~ing Lane Beccham's
mother on "Loving' looks familiar, then
you must be a fan of the musical movies
made in the '40s and '50s. Jane Powell
decided to take a tum on daytime TV
because she gets to play a character with
some drive and lots of evilness.
"I was tired of playing goody-two-shoes
This gives me a chance to do something
which I seldom got to do 1n Hollywood -
play a woman who goes after what she
wants." In reallifc, Powell is dating former
child star Dickie Moore, now public
relations aicnt Dick Moore. Moore and
Powell met when he was researching a book
titled .. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star,"
about child and teen actors an Hollywood.
During the interviews, Powell and Moore
dcc1dcd they had more than the past 1n
common.
Brynn Thayer has made 1t aJmost
official: She intends to leave "One Life to
Live" in tbe next three months. No word
on whether Michael Zaslow. who plays
David Rinaldi to her Jenny, will be leaving
the show u well.
Peter Strona exits All My Children next
month. Strong, has been playing the
character of Bob Georgia, who wooed arfd
won Hilary away from Tad Martin. Don't
look for Tad and Hilary to get back together
that quickJy however: we understand
there's lots of plot twists and turns in store
for the couple.
"As the World Tums" is saying goodbye
to Mary Linda Rapclye (Magic) and
Jacques Perreault (Frank). Ross Kettle
(Stewart) and Marisa Tomei (Marcy) arc
also leaving. Doug Marland, who takes
over the helm of "As the World Turns"
next month, is not responsible for these
four exiting. These characters were already
slated to leave the show before Marland
took over.
'Young & Restless'
made in Hollywood
B,,Y LYNDA HIRSCH
Q: h the "Youna and the Restless"
produced in Oenoa City, Wisc , or Holly·
wood? I was ratlcd on a farm in Genoa City
and am familiar with the town. Bill Bell, the
head writer, and his family have a summer
home in a nearby town. -E.K .• Woods-
tock. 111.
A: De tlilow Itself It prod~ed lD Lot
AD1ele1, bat It• locale (ill otber words, U.e
place la w~cb tlle story 11 aet) 11 Jndffd
Gaea Ctty. Wlee. Bell ud Ilia wile, talk
allow laost Lee Plllllp, Uve ta Cllica10. wlllcb
It eot ~far from Ge11oa City.
Q: Can you send me the address of the
writen of "All My Chtldrcn., .. -M F .
Wmn1pea. Manitoba.
A: Yoa cao conta<'t the writers bf.
MMlal yoar mall to "AJI My Clllldrea,'
UIO Avenu of llle Amerlcaa, New York.
N.Y., lfflt. If yoa're lnlere1td In wrttln1
to llle 1•ow'1 tlead writer, addre11 yoor
qHrin to Winer Waallam. 0 : I'm ,deeply up~t w••h the recent
replacement of S.Uy Frame on "Another
Wortd." Mary Paac Keller wu the best
Sally the show l\u had She ponraycd the
4 Sunday, September 1, 1985
character more convincinaJy than any of
her prcdecesson. The rclation1hip between
Catlin and Sally cannot be the same and
will not be u successful with another
actreH takina over. -C.M., Oreen1bur1,
Pa.
A: Mary Pas• Keller decided to leave tlle
allow ud look for prtme ttme ud movie
employmeat. IDclclentally, tlle rtPon
noma1 lu GrtfflU., wllo played Catllo,
aocl Mary Pase lteller made Hell an
llatere1tta1 coa,le OD·terffll It tllat thy'vt
been da&lq eacll o&t1er off-screen for over
a year.
Her replacemeat, Taylor MIJler, reallaea
Mary Pase wUJ be a &ffp act to follow, but
11 Helled at tlte protpect of playla1 a
curacier very cllffereat tha Niu Cor·
llHdti a role tlle bad on AU My Cllildreii for
over I ve yean .
Have a que1t1on about lour favonte
.wap or soap star? Write to ynd1 Hirx-h.
co News Amenca Syndicate, P.O. BoA
I 9620, Irvine. 9] 7 I 4. She will answer as
many qucstJons as she c.tn in her column.
but tht volume of mail makes pusonal
replies impossible
Videocassettes
edae into the
Jdavid market
By JERRY BUCK
.,T~W,...,
LOS ANGELES -There's no aehool.
1t'1 rain1n1. the kids arc bored and mom or
dad are at wit'a end. What to do?
For one thina. there's "The Muppeu."
Or some "Dr. Scu11" 1torie1. Or a movie
such as "Voyq.c to the Bottom o!the Sea."
They're all on vidcocauettc1, Ilona with
hundreds .of other movie1, shorts,
animated cartoons and old TY shows.
Children's programmina ~presents 12
\O 15 percent of the boomina market for
videocassettes Video Week. a publication
C'f Telev111on Digest. estimates sales this
year will be SSO million, double that of
1984. Sain in 1983 were $9. 5 million.
"The pcrccntaac remains constant. but
you're looking at I 00 perctnt arowth every
year 1n lhc sale'i of v1dcocauettc re-
corders," said Vinet l annto, v1oc presi-
dent and acncral manaat'r of Playhouse
Video. a producer of video~ for children
and famil y v1cw1n1
"We're no¥. approachm1 26 rmlhon
VCRs 1n homt~ There Ill a areat demand
there for product.''
Playhou~ Video was ,pun (')ff from CBS-
Fo" Video last Apnl •
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•'C 90'9 "S~'°"· 119'1 Sur.perise)
Cary t.ril'lt Joan Fontaine Dtrected by
Allred HltehGoct<. ( 1 hr 39 min ) ·--ltllfft Mmllml IPW .......
CMalfAnll • I HAL
• TWft•-rn-.cmll• _., ... lm .. _.,,.,_..
GUl .... llOCnl m'lll "Condemned" ( 1930. Ofama)
Ronald Colman. Ann Hart.111.y I 1 hr 76
.... ,m1n~m1M•C1a..w • PCll GUI,_ A dramatic. adapta11on
of Richard Wright's "Black Boy" lorst c;een
as a February 1966 "LOOI< Up arid I 1ve
. (A)
MmCanm u.u. ............ WOWMI
1WLOGUATW 1111
YOUnt• 'IMI--... , .. a.oe••--MIT,_
IUlllll 9ll 11• .,.,. "Melanl!"" ( 1982 Orama) Bor-
ton Cummings, Glynroi; O'Connot ( 1 hr .
<49 min)
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10 Sunday, September 1, 1985
(C).,. "Race for The Yankee Zephyr'
( 1981 Qfama) Ken Wahl George Pep
pard ( 1 hr , 48 mm ) 'S llOWll AlteP's Adventures In WondPr
land" ( 1972. Musical) Fiona Fullerron
Peter Sellers ( 1 hr • 4 I mm )
l
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ra LftiW
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of Richard Wright's "Black Boy" first seen
as a February 1966 Looi< Up and l •vf'
e isode. (R) •.•. .wrr
QICOll» • wcaJTW__,_ __ _
MCllOMMI ... .,.....Cl'lQ ... , ..
Mml-... "The Devil ls A Woman ( t93~
Drama) Marteoe Dietrich, Llonel Atwill ( I
hf. 25 min) DIL.Ml ___ YIUIA ,. ......
?:II TMmllllfltllf• ••••a..i -· IUCC' •I CIULWll LAMY._ L.Gm.-wn1oa• ..,,.a.MIT --... ..... ,a,. .. mrawca ...........
Ml .,.,. ··()al M For Mur"-f' ( 1954
9UtpenM) Ray Miiiand. Grace Kelly 12
hra . 15 min)
-· (() lllDlY 19all•ll Scheduled p<O fife of Jan ling« Joe Wlhlama. report on
veterana who Nf"9d In the Pacific during
World War II and an lnteNleW with authof
Studs Terkel ("The Good War") I 1 hr
1
30 'gd VlllO
-leooo LLOYD•VW u .... ..,,A&.al
TllUllFC-Mlllt ~ A IOOll at a pro,ect unrjPr
taken by the Sierra Club to bUlld trails t,.
tween Yoserrnte and Kings' Canyon N.1
111on=~T
OCUIUI ....
.,_ "Six Weeks· ( 1982. Uram,11
Dudley Moore Mary Tyler Moore ( t hr
1
4 7 lllk.ou. TOWll MAU
alt aT
AT1"19CMl1 _.,..Tm AT CAl.YAlff
"81-.::a I. NCI =--A scenic tour of the ~ rrt
llil• ~!shes at ft 11\19r°S blink ....
) .,_ "Swing $hlf1'' ( 1984. Drama)
GOldle Hawn Kurt Rll'l~ll ( t hr 40 m1nJurooc. Lii ~ 90'9 "Professor Potter's Magic Po
lions .. ( 1976. Adventure) Richard W11-.i1n
John Wftrnef ( 1 hr '30 min ) .....
.. R•Mt1Am•MIU.WI ~DATIAMm · .._._
CllYL IJ •tt• WIAIU_,
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U D JUI/ IATIWI I AQl' .. 'I ........ llATmM. ,. Rod McKuen
narrate11 a ~ et the nation'• tltal high
iev.I nUCIMr waa1e repoaltOf)'. ailed ad)I
cent to Utah'a Canyonlandt National
Perk
I -lunclay Cont.
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.,. "Vertigo" ( 1958. Mystery)
James Stewart. Kim Novak (2 hrs )
(Ul .,. "Vertigo" ( 1958. Mystery)
James Stewart t<lm Novak (2 hrs 15
mtn.) C%l .,. "Edcite Anci The Cruisers"
(1983, Drama) Tom Bere~r. Mlchaet
Pare ( 1 hr , 32 min )
I PAnBllAlllll t:ll ()) U (1191,_ Ttltrd round, hve
lfroi;;'r~l)sttlng Meadow-CO<ona Park, N Y
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IWPT D&TI MMI
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.,. "Miracle On Ice' ( 1981 D<a-
ma) Karl Malden, AMrew Stevens !3
lhrs.~,..,_ _
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DAY OI INICCNmY
POCUI Cll toal'TY All1'0 UC. NASCAA Sootnern 'j()()
CID~~.::~l~rs . 30 min)
l'J) .,. "Splash" ( 1984 Comedyl
Tom Hanks. Daryl Hannah 11 hr 51
min)
• WUT90Gl....-JM.
-UfttUUD MmlTOCMm '**' ,,.,_,.
l'Wl.r ..
INC'1UI ....... ,..
CMml.••Al lllODA mMflC-..,
POCUI Cll toal'TY
.,. "Bite The Bullet" ( 1975 West·
ern) Gene Hackman. Cancik:e Bergen (2
hrs . 11 mtn) 'ID.,. "rhe Golden Seet" (1983 Dra-
ma) Steve Railsback. Penelope MlffOfd . ;t;a,n ~11.u -CM"•~•nm ... w 1W ...... ..,.flOCUI
Mft'U. Callfoml8 Af'I08IS 11 New
Yori! Vanz:.\3 hr.) IWALL ---~ D&Wl"flaJATM LUIMW .. ... _,.-a,
.. "The 3.000 Mlle Cha1e" ( t977 hf~) C41N 0.Young. Glenn FOfd (2
IJiA!Ulft'A••••um MiiMff
.,. "Macon Col.H'lty Line" C 1974
Drama) Jeue and Ai.n Vint, Mu Baer Jr
!hr , 30mln) .-rmTODAY
ft I IC•IOW 1 .. "Once Upon A Tim. In Ameri-
ca" ( 198'. Dram&) Rob«! DtNlro.
Jame9 WOOdS (< hrs • 25 min )
tt1I (f) HWM.L Atlanta Braves at Chicago
eubs ~rs ' 15 mtn)
(ll,) U 'U Atlanta Braves at Chicago
Cubs_J3 hrs) ([) CID llOWll "Miracle Woman" ( 1931 '
Orama) Barbara Stanwyck, Dav1ci Man
ner~ hr 29 mtn )
tt:ll I g ,,:-1lml D&fl>-.i.ll 1mY CCU Wll'rTAlll
amTQUCN
um JCMIGllOtlilfll9•D•l••11nn
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.. , ... cauzm1c1 QlllTtGll
Cll.at•MNCJm
--~ .,. "Molher Lode" ( 1982 Drama)
Charlton Heston Nick Mancuso 11 hr
4 1 min J
(SJ rtl A fOOl During lhe Depression ..i
star-crossed man (Ron Howard) prp
tencis he s a m1lhonaire 10 impress a )'OUllQ
woman (Amy lrv1ng1 Baseci on ..i c;hon
1slo=h~ Ancierson ~ t hr J
ml Cl) u.a. OfBI ,_ CClfTIUI
fiiilll•AU. CUI LAIT •rw-... 1•& .. A voyage 10 rt"
waters off the Cayman Island!. w11h a too~
at lhe plants and animals of thfl area
1--.or....
MwJW181
llOWll "Tell Me Where It Hurtc.
( 1974, Drama) MaurPen StaplPton P1111
Sorvmo C I hr 30 m1r r
1 .. ,.,..,,
•TOUCM --YUM t9 .... OU.-rorumkl I PowPr
boats. Top 1nternalionaJ stars are seen a<.
cept1ng the real challenge tounci 1n la•,1
paced powerooat rac1~ 8 llOWll RoostabOul . I 1~64 Music.al)
Elvis Presley. Barbara Stanwyck (2 hrs 1 Cl PlllfUY _.., 0 m¥W "Mahogany" ( 1975, Drama)
Diana Ross, B1llv Dee Williams (2 hrs . 30
mmJ
Cl) llOWll ' Man Of A Thousand Faces'
I 195 7 Biography) James Cagney Do<o-1.!!1 Matone (2 h1s )
t1iJ mAT l•at.,lllCal 'The Magic
Flute" Metropoltlan Opera muStc d1rector
James Levine ieads the Vienna Ph1lhar
montG '" the 5atzburg Fesltval production
or Mozart s m1ll1ure of fantasy and reality
tealurtng Ileana Cotrubas Peter Sc:h~eier
Marth lalvelva, Edith Grut>erova anci
Christian Boesch (3 hrs JO min J
~n11-•u•w. ~ ...
llOWll 'Cross Creel< < 1982 Drama)
Mary SIPenburgen R1r T rn 1? hrr. 2
min J
_L.. O, .OVW lonely Hearts 1 1983
Drama) Wendy Hughe~ Nor~n Kaye
( l hr 35 min 1
l, ~ The Passwor"l ls (.,, 1r;iy ..
( 1963. Drama) Dirk Boq.:irrJe Mart<1 Pl'lr
sch~4 m1n1 4
t:ll I 6' ..alCI=: c,, tle1uleel T <1~
coverage ot the lnterr .:i• • r;il 81cyc.IP eras
sic with rnen ano wrin1i>n amatP1Jr 1.1ass
cyclist:. trom t 4 na11or ... '"' 1nq tr •fT San
Franc ~<. IC-Aoufl1er "~ 1 1 t. 30
min)
~~v.!o. ! MO'llE "Oreitmsca,.(> l'l84 si;.i>r•ce
F1cl1on) Dennie, ,)11d ci M.-1, Vor s~ 1ow
b11 _.... NOGIU?7ZIQ
HI~
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~ Cap• ., 1'ih1 Mi""'')
Dor~ R1Ct>ilr<) Hd'""' I? t11s I 0) The r,1ao; M"nilqeriP I ''l',Q
Drama1 lane ""1mar ,. r~ (J0ug1,i., ;
hrs 1
ft E7 CAM ITORY
'
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F1ct1on [)pr>r •S Ju·l •J M 1 · Var S 1\low
~~ n ...
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w:TOI Awa.. uurstJnciino a1h1~1es
1n a 11anety of spor1<; 1r1cl11•1tng autn ra1:.1ng.
baseball. b0x1ng '<'<>to.~ 1 hockey and
l Clint Eastwood I .
plays a cop
walking a thin line 1 !
in this erotically
charged thnller
-hncl!Y Cont. ·=1:-~ track and field are recognized In a <*•
mQOY al the Hltlon In Lu Vegaa, Nev
Prnentera lnctuefe Barbara Eden, Wayne
Gr.uky •. Don King, Mar11yn McCoo al"ld
Paul Newman Host. Richard Dawson { 1
lhr.)'Jlr:.=
Tmm•TMCTGIML .. :.p .. tll'm#.t .. AP YTUll'lm ... 1•1.mm
A took at the trials end tflumphs of the
1984 Los Angelel Rama. who macse It to
the NFL Playoffs for the second consecu·
tlve year -" 1TO•CJRl'mclD ... "Clarence, The Croea-Eyed
Lion" ( 1965, Adventure) Marshell
~=·:.·~~ke. {2 hrs)
.:mat/I .........
lnteMewl wrth Joan Colllna, HOiiywood
agent R~ RJchman, actor Bob Ginty
and ac1res&-w1fe Lorna Patt8ftofl, 1uthof
Barbera ~ylor Bradford. also, Morris the cat ,~~~ ........ ,.....,.MTI ~ ... "The Bia Red One" (1980. Ad·
venture) Lee Marvln, Mark Hamlfl (2 hra .
Smln.)
([) WOM.O a. -Men's downhill From BarUoohe. ArgenUne (A) ( 1 hr ) • C1:J ... "Two Ol A Kloo'· ( 1983, R°"
mance/ John TravOlta, OIMa Newton·
John 1 hr . 28 min )
(m ... "Two Of A Kind" (No Dale) (2
hrs)
Cl) lllOWll "Dark Places" ( 1973. HOfror)
Robert Hardy, Joan Collins ( 1 hr 3 I
min) 8' JWOGllll!llmn ... tm• wmt _..., ,_ PAT
IOcm ... <Ill POITUIT Of '91 CA: IWlm lcll 8 DAll:I ,._ Celebrity Ju<Sges: Richard
Kline, ChrlstlN Pickles, Biiiy Hufsey Per-
formar.ce by Frank Stallone. G _, Taped CO'lel'age of the U S Am·
ateur Championship from Montclair GOif
Clu~~J.hr 30mln) ~ Plilf Wf-.Me ~ IGll Taped coveragt of the u 8 Am-
ateur Championship from Montclair GOif
Clu~
• ••' WWl,.::MAITI ~ .. "The Wiid Child'' ( 1970. Of••
ma) Jean-Pierre C.rgot, FranOOll Trvf lfev~w.~ .. .. a..-k •I .. Wl&bill IJI A
11udy of otttlohea 11 they mete Incl ,..,
their YC>Ulli on the S.rengettp!al,...
• ... ''TombS Of Tht Bllnd-0..0"
[1974', Hooor) Cater Bur~. Lone Flem·
12
I (2 tvt)
.. "Agency" (198 1, Susp.nM)
Mltchuftl. L• M•).<>tt (2 hrt )
... "Tht !Mndef . {19'78. Oftl'NI)
Otnnlt WMY«J!tlaron Glttt. {2 htt) • NS1 WI• A younQ. OfJ)hlned
1h1tf It tom t>etwMn Nt 10y11ty to hit new-
found ffftndl Ind Nt ()fOmllt to helP •
hOOd steel motW1f from Ftnl1er Hall (Part 2ou .., I E ENID .......
.. "Space ~ .. ~9:· Sc• ~ F1c11on) Vinet eowar~ Men
denhall I 1 hf . 22 min.)
S\Jnday, &Jpttmt>er 1, 1Q85
llMClttll.
.. "Great Catherine" ( 1968
) Peter O'TOOle, Jeanna Moreau
I 'T':J.. ,,,,,.,,.
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·-... Wedding belts Chime for Edward and Kate af18' Iha missing
bnde '8 llntlly located on a cruise ship ia.r:.:.~~
_,,Alm An exploration of the
chemls1ry of fear. especially agoraphobia.
and the druoa used to combat It Cl).,.. -,,.Klppert>eng" ( 1982. Drama)
John Albasiny, Alison Steadman. ( 1 hr
20 min.)
I ••-rt•y.-iam -lfn:&,.
.... Q .. , .....
,_..._"What Are Our Young Nov
etlata Up To?" Guests. Fernanda Eber·
ttadt (''Low Tl<Se") · Bret Easton (1119
ILeu Than Zero") ( 1 hr ) .._TO_ -·Nin ... "The Gift Of Love" ( 1978. Ora
ma) Marie Osmond. Timothy Bottoms ( 1
hr, 38 min)
Cl) MlfO UC. CART Mld·Ohlo 200
from Lexington. Ohio (2 hrs , 30 min )
([) CD) ... "The Secret Of N I M H
( 1982. Fantaay) Animated Voices ol
Elizabeth Hartman. Dom Deluise ( t hr
20 min.)
(%) llOWI "Cannonball Run II" ( 1984
Comedy) Burt Reynolds, Dom Del 111')6 1 ~&~
-.,._MT81TMOl••DAYWNI .. EF:... .... _. --Q CA~toOD ... WDJOIY UM9I Bob Thomson
!ka the IUbwbel\ garden -~A'11MmC19 w: ,.., mm _.,._ ... ___ _
-· ':.iint1 T 1111 -An Inter-=-with the cut Of "Poltetgeltt II," In·
cluclng Craig T. Nelaon, JoBeth Wiiiiama
•nd Hilther O'Rourke. ( 1 hr )
.. ''ThoM Mlgnlfloent Men In Av1na Machlntt" { 1965. Comedy)
Stuert Whitman. Bertl'I Mllel An lntame-
llonll air rece eponao<ed by a ntWSpeper
pUbllthtr II dlrntged by .. botege ettor11
j. ':f ~ ... Scheduled "Vletnem In ~ Movtee" A loOk al "Apocalypte
Now." "Fltet BloOd." "Rnmoo. -~lrat 8tood Part II." "Uncommon Velor" Md
ctlOn." (R)
'C.prlce" { 1987, Mygtery)
Dey, Alotltrd Herrtt A women trwv
ets Incognito to Ira<* down the nerc.otte!I
ring rnpooelt>lt for her fatti.r'a dtnth (2
1-.. .• u..., ..... ~ JOl"9d by Mitton Berle. LI·
berace, Frank SNlra and other c.le
ties tn the Muscular Dyatrophy Aas<>
11on's annual fund-raiser Netto
broadcasts from New York. Atlantk: l
and Caesars Palace 1n Las Vegas
hrs) m llO¥ll "Vende"a For The Sao
( 1968. AdVenture) Roger MO<Xe
Hendry An advenlurer and two ol his t
frlenda attempt to destroy the Malla
hrs)
• IA•'UJ-M ..... A unic behtnd·tM-seenn loot< at btleball,
league style, focuses on Atlanta Bra\
plasyers Bruce BIN!dlc.t Jefry FOfsr
Brad Komminsk and Bob Watson
hrs)
Ii) .WA A survey of Wyoming's w1ldh
focusing on the breeding. migration a
survival patterns of the Roci(y Mount•
elk (R) Q ( 1 hr )
<H) MOftl "Melanie' ( 198a, Ora~) B
ton Cummings, GrynnlS O'Connor
young woman leaves he~emote home
loca1e and to gain custOdy of her ct
now living with hts army-based fa1h1
'PG (1 hr 49 min)
llON 'Leave 'Em Laughing" (198
Drama) Mickey Rooney, Anne Jaciuson
Ch1C&go Circus cl<>wn. Who with his w
cares for dozens of hOmeless youngster
struggl~ lo make ends meet delplte h
imminent oeath from cancer. (1 hr . 4
min)
.. <IZJ *7'Ull TNl 1911"0UIAlm DAY WM l:llD .,..~Gary Owens end fr
Boardman host thlt Wh1mslcal loot< at cl
nosaurs w11h a visit to Dinosaur Nation.
Monument m Utah ... 1(1) ... UOTDCMaVll * Cl>•mnn WY •WID A young Ofp"8ne·
thief is torn bfttween tus loyalty 10 his ne""
lound friends and his promise lo l"lelp
hOOd steal money lrom Fenstet Hall !Par
2 oil) (A) D 0 ....,.. maw" Ol llOT1 Art ere
ated by combining pe1nt with 191 plane ex
haust. lhe <Sevelapment of model'n brah
surgery restoring eyesight With a cornput
er (A)Q(lhr)
CJ),-. LIW LMOR DAY ........ Jer
ry Lewis Is JOlned by Miiton S..le. Li
berace. Frank Sinatra and other celebri
111•! 1n lhe Muscular Dystroph~
Assoc1a11on s annual fund-ratter Nattona
broedcasta from New York, Atlantic Cit~
end C .... ra Palace In LH Veg11 (3
hra.)
I .,. _. .... ,11111 .. '*--
--~T '°'8 A lex»< et the 1111 end
C8fMr of tti. lete ArthlJr Fiedler. l11Cludl!\g
1ntervtew1 end perlormenoes by a varte\y
O!P!:omlnent IOloltta (~}
(CJ IOCIL. M ... • ~ Kool &
the Geng alngs "Celtbfetlon," "too
Hot." "Joenne," "L•dltt ~,.. and
eongs lrom the album "Emer~ncy "
Taped In ~ay 1'184 at the WOrid Expo8I
hon 1n New Of1Mne ( 1 hf )
Cl.) cm &M -~ wmt YOU Rera foot• of Elvlt performing with a small
group of mualclan frief'lda revHll hla
warmth and magic •• he tings N"Y Ma
that lneludl "HMrtbftak Hotel" (1 hr )
CJ) .. "Once Upon A Tlmt In Amtfl-ea" ( 1~. Drama) Robert De Nlfo.
JOl"J"IM WOOC11 Sergio l oone'a pQl'tcall of
lhe frlendthlP'I l<•y111t1t1<1 end bttrnyals of
a amaM group of JAwlsh gangst.,I 1n the
M ~=~·R (3hrt.•8"*1 )
198 •• lfoc. Weddlog btflt otttme fOf Edward and Knte after the mleljng
bride 11 ltnally locall'ld on a crultt ltllp
-lunclay Coal~ -!>II·
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"" .. all,.., PM.lti ... (I) .-. M 801I Jessica
· crosses sabers with 11 KGB agent (William
Conr11C1) when She becomes 1nvolveCI w1lh
a Clefeciing .Soviet ballet Clancer accused
of mur":J~ ( 1 h1 ) D ~ Shewn Weatherly and Al
Giddings are joined by Cuban Premier
Fidel castro es they prepare to search for
sunken treasure olf the coast ol Cuba
also, exped1t10ns 1n the waters ol Santo
Domingo and M1crones1a·s Truk t 11goon
i hr.)
COUITUU OD'fmY al mN .. On Her Majesty·s Se<.ret
SeMce0
' ( 1969. AC1Ventu1e1 George
Lazenby, Olene Rigg Agent 007 finds
himself caught up In attempts to fo11 a
nefarious enemy plot to v1ct1m1ze Britain
by means of germ warfare (Rl O ( 1
hrsl. I IOUDtaMTQOl.O Ho<:.t Ray Park1>1 Jr
Guests Freddie Jacksori. LAB. Rene aM
Angela. Tom Jones. 'Tit Tuesday. Rc1
sanne Cash comedian Dennis Bla11 11
hr.) e ._AT POPI A 100!< at the Ille and
career of the late Arthur Fiedler. 1nc.ludcng
Interviews and pe<formances t>y 11 vaMty
i romlnent soloists (R) ( 1 hr ) .....,..,..
•tAZCI TMIATM fhr lrist•
R M •· Al the turn of the century Mai
Sinclair Yeates 1es1gns his comm1ss1on as
a British offk:e1 to take e post 1n the wosl
of Ireland as Resident Mag1s1ra1e Wnrt 1
of 6) (R) 9, ( 1 hr ) CC) llOW9 'Swing Stull ( 1984 Ori\mdl
Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell World War 11
separates a California couple, as the hu'.
band goes olf to war and hir. wife Imel~.
work In an aircraft factory. where c;he t>t'
gins en affair wilh another mar1 Pc, I 1
hr , 40ml'lt. (().-J ,. CID .,.. .. Tightrope· ( 1984 bu<.pnnc,e)
Clint EastwOOd Genevieve Au1olr1 Wh1IR
investigating a series of grisly ciex mur
derl. a tough New Orleans cop discovers
that he hes much In common with lhR
klller he is pyrsu1ng A Q ( 1 hr 54 min ) CD cm ..,. "My Favorite Year' ( 1982
Comedy) Peter O'Toote, Mark Linn
Baktr An aloOhollc ex-matinee idol has
troubte coping with the Pf9"U'" of a live
TV perl0tmance during televitlOO'' g~den
• ~'PG' (1 hr 35mfn l
(I) .,.. "Teech1r1" ( 1984, Dr1m11)
Nlek N~t•. JoBeth WMll11ms A lawsuit,
brought against a zoo-llk41 urban high
achOOI for awarding a dtploma to an 1li1
ttrite atudent apura • burned-out instruc-
tor to ... rch 16r f\11 dlscareled 1detll1 A U hr., 46mln) .-., .... -1.., fill.Ill -.... 11 -(I) CMIY Uri A POI wr..n Harry 1n
hertta a few '"1 of 1906 fllm and '°'1'le old
beMbell cards. he dlacovers 1hat some
peOC)lt wtff atop et noth1no to h11ve 1hem
{B) ( 1 hr I
• ..,_ "On The Road Again' ( 1980
Rom.nee) Wrlhe Nelson Dyan Cannon White on tour. a rex89 ooun1ry-we11am
singer becomes lnvolveCI with thfl 'llJduc
tlve ci.ught ... of hie lldek1<;k even tho11uh
he 11111 ioo.r.s hll at•y-at hOme wtle (RI t,;J
i lV•) .-....i.-v .,a••
u _., LIW U.. DAT TILITMOI •• I Dl&11tc:GNUm llAllA SCI TMIATm "Nancy Astor'
In the late 1880s, Nancy Langhorne from
Virginia goes to finishing school In New
York where she meets Roben Goold
Shaw. a charming Bo!ton bachelof !Part
,~,~~rJ. I Wflf•tt .. R\Jmpo1e·a Return .. Horace
Rumpole leaves retirement 1n Florida and
returns to London to defend a client on a
~rn~a=rge (A) O (2 hrs )
(l) T 500cc Spanish Grand
PrlJC from Guadela)era. Spain (R) (I hr 1 -·=-tell••• 11:11~ ICMOOL llAT Host Roberta Wein·
traub
-· CJ) TM#8 Gil, U. J T 19 stunned when he discovers that the wives ol two
patients bear an amazing resemblance 10
one another (R) ( 1 hr )
II ::':' 1111118 m,.., LIW UIOR DAY llLma COM-_.
Cl),.., PM.lti fJD llAllWZCI TMIATM .. The Irish
R M .. At lhe 1urn ol the cenlury Mar
S1ncla1r Yeates resigns his comm1as1on as
a British officer to take a post 1n the wesl
of Ireland as Resident Magistrate (Parl 1
of6~~~ ~ ... "Race For The Yankee Zephyr
( 1981. Drama) Ken Wahl. Ge<>fge Pep~
pard Two farmers locate the wreckage ot
a Wodd War II plane 1n the mountains of
New Zealand and compete with other'5 tor
11s valua=o ·pa· ( 1 hr 48 min I (£)~ 500cc Bn!lsh Grand Pru1
trom Farleigh Castle, England 1n1 t 1
hr) ® llOWI "Under Fire .. ( 1983 Drama)
Nick N~te Joanna Cassidy Two Ame11
can 1oornahsts and • pho1ograph8' covet
the Nicaraguan war while a French double
agen1 uses photographs of rebels 10
search tor key Sandinista leaders 'R' O t? hrs . 8 rn1n ) W <1Il.,. "Cannonball Run 11" I 1984
11••• •••rtl .......... ,,
F °' a..ifted M ACT1ort
CAii A OAIU N.Ot
U.YllOI MJ.Mn
Comedy) Burl Reynold•. Dom Deluise
This sequel features another c~leetton of
crazies 1n all sorts o f motonzed vehtc~
racing cross-coun1ry for cash .A1 y
guest-star cameos including Frank S na·
tre $h11tey MacLa1ne 'PG' ( 1 hr . 48
m1r>)
~' llCMI Spla"" ( 1984. Comedy)
Tom Hanks Daryl Hannah A New York
bachPlor without much success at love
tails tor R beautiful girl who literally washes
11p on shore unaware at llrst that she's
11te mermaid he saw as a child PG' O ( 1
.... nr 51 min)
I-= llYAMID'I ~ .. ,,_,, IWAOUllT .. ,.,. '°'°" -.alT .. 8'11)AY 90R11 PAii
1w 0DCJ)l1J ... TAL.11,._TMINM .. M1ss1ng col
lege 1ransc11p1s a 1os1 social secu11ty
numbPI arid a molher who doesn't recog
n12e him cause a young graphic designer
IO Slip 11110 pardnOHl
11:~ m .. ... . 1 hfl b1par11san sat111st
ntferc; tur:, ta1es1 comic views on politics
and c11rren1 eventc;
a!) PAmt.m
'1l) cm.AT ,...,,..,.llCU Danc.e In
AmentA ThP Ca1her1ne Wheel A dance
special c;t1orl"ographed by Twyla Tharp to
<1r1 uroyonril muc;ical c,core by David Byrne
•PCC.unlc; thP m<•derr family's uphlll baltle
dJ a1nst morrll dec.ay (R) ( t hr I .W'OllTICBTD · llCMI Eddie And The Cruisers ..
11cia I Drama) Tnm Berenger Michael
Part' TwPnly yPRrs. ;iher !he fact a re-
por1er or vl'c;ltqRIPS lhP myS18110US d1sap-
pPiH ~nt P ol -i r • k r:,1nqPr PG ( I hr 32
min) .• , ,,.._,. llMD
11.S LAMY__,
11:11 .-AY 9'0llTI flW.
1t:ll CJ) Cll ... '™"-ntwtrmll 9'0llTI
AIWCA: ~•CW
BfTaTU-H Tiii -An 1n1er view with lhP cac;t ol 'Pollerqecst II.' in-
Sunday. September 1, 1086 13
cM1r1g Craig T Ne19on. Jo8ettl Wtllams ~LUCY lllOIW and~ O-Fb.w1'e ~hr ) .. ....., 0 • ~ ... I Fil I .. The .. '"The OeVll 1$ A Woma11" ( 19.JS
comedy cM> .,..toi11• 9a1pted tkrtS and Ofama) Mal1ene Dletrict\. l.Jonel Atwlll An
~1Uon1 bMed on suggestions trom aQl'l{;} r~oluhonary retutns 10 Spatn wnere
lht euclenc:e-he is man.tpUlaled by the charms of a
I .a. .... ,.,. l:>e&JtlfU yo..ng .om8f1 ( 1 l'V 25 min ,
nll -.&T&.Mm W (f) _.,La.L.MmDAY~CClt-
tW .. "'O. The Wnged Serpenl° ,_
~~> ~ a.blat1y. DaVld ,~nmu.u. . On the rQOI of • Manhattan .._,.um
9:1'9Cf11P8', a petty eta<* ~ across 'fOUnl ,_ llMIT"f Wini••••
the nest of a giant tMlhery flyfna serpent t1I llOYll · · S 1 a y ground" ( 1 9 8,.
ttwt I'm been ••Of'iZW!g NeW YOttc Q1y Suspense) Peter Coyote Mel Snvtt'I The
"R' (1 tw .• 30"*'.) father of a 11111e girl kiled dUnng an at-
,,.. ... "Hlg'1tmare In Pendragon"s mored car rObbefy twes a sadistic exec»
C..SU.' £1975. Orwne) Vlnoefl1 BagQet-l>Or'ef to hunt <>own the men responsible
ta. Stella SltMlflS A ~ attomey !or het death R" 1 t rv 29 rTW'I I
WOftcl on the Cate of a pubistWlg ~ i:111--· na1e'1 rruoer (2tn. 15 ln'IO I .,.. Banyon war!( Up And o.e
ITS'ft.Y I • I ( 1971 M}'Slefy> Rooeo FC>r$ter Dani!" •-,2. McGaV'fl A 1930s prtVate eye beCOme$ a UH C -• ptrme suspect ~ a gt' cs tound c>ead ·~ ---n• 'I ..,..WJ•• rus office (2 rvs) ••am 'amNll ICml:l WICJm 9Cll'fl ~Q.CIST rrtlOUl• I I• ,.., ..... U.. DAY 1'a.lna AUTO llCm Fom!Ula t l:Mcn Granc
Pr•a from la~ Ne~nos I?) I '
rrr JO CO*
119 ([) --UCl. I011'9 ".!:.,,. ·cattieflne & Co 1913 Ofa
ma) Jane ~Wl Patricl' Qe.,,aere After a
le'Sson .,.. economocs an et' efpr l$ill IQ Pans
p<OSMute incorpotates herself and assem·
bi4!'S a d""-e<se goup o• stC>Qholders A
.,'C.2"/ftt~aTat ..... , ... m...r -----.,.. · Oreamsc..ape (1964 Science
Fiction) Oenrvs Quaid Mv I/ on S; oo-.r.
Wtwe worinng wtth a saenhs1 wflO !'las 015
c0ve<.ed a way to proiect ooe·s conscious
thoughts into ano•her's Orea~ a psycn.c
stvmbles UPO" a plat to ..ise the methOd
f()( polttca• potp()SeS PG-13· I 1 hr 35 fTWl, 11111===ATQt I ..... -., •.... "" ... .,.. "'"The Ptlanlom 01 Liberty
( 197.. Comedy) Jeall-0.aude Bnaty
AdOffo Celt LUIS Bunuefs senes ot surreal
·~Sword 01 The Va nr ( 1980
Fantasy) Seen Corner/ Mlle5 O"Keefa
i!_ hr •2 m1"\ )
.. CZ) 'Money ~s ( 1979 A~ttxe)
Terence Donovan Torry Somef ( 1 tw
31 rTW'l_J •CD (iJ) 'Nqitmares · ( 1983 Horror)
Cnstll'\8 Ra-nes Em teo Est~ ( 1 tw 39
m.n)
... '"The W()(ld 01 Abt>Ott And Cost~
( 1965 Comedy I Bud ADbOtt. Lou Co.
ttllo (1 hr ~rt')<(\ I
Fvntly Lady ( 1975. Musca!) Bar-
bta StrllSafld James C..n (2 tvs 20 ,,., ) -(t:, ·e.attleigf"Ollf\d · t i!M9 A<M!nturet
Van John5oO JOlln Hodoelo 11 ht s.a
t"llln ,
f "fk;j lHQOef0° C 1953 Orama I Ed
ward G ~ Veta-Elen ( I hi 10
min) C:ZJ "Catwolbel ~II · ( 198' Comedy)
&ft ~t 0om Oel.UIM 11 tw ..a
mon I
anecdOtes and ~-commet •I the lrfatJOOel wtthln OOl~&ry I
c"'*1.atle>n "W (1 ht ..... min.)
-~--··o.n1er· (1983, Orama)
lhy Hutton. Mandy P9rir.n Bas.
E.L Doctorow's ncMI "The Book O
lel •· A gra<Mtte student pr<>be
IM!f'l1S surrowdng '* penims· e~e
as RUSSl8ll nucteer tples. 'R' ('2 t
"*'-l
•a.•81/fl.lmUDMYYL
I"-' .. '""'" ........ d .. ··~ 'Em lAughing""
Drama> Moey Rooney. Anne JW·
Chicago circus down. who with ho
ca1es tor doz.ens of ~ you~
struggleS to make eodS mee1 desp
imminent death trom cancer (, r-
--~ The Cremetors"' (197, enoe-FoC110n) Mano DI Alegon. ~
Howard An outef ~ resadent
out a ntuaJ that inclnerat• .. orgar dZ,"", 30mon ) ... 1r Mothef LoOe'" (1~()!
Chartton Heston, Nick Matlcu90 A
tlsh n"Wlef 1na1 to protect '* gold
unsaupulous "treasure tu!teB 'Pl
tv 41m.n )
.. Cf) .., Lft9 u.. "'..,.. ry Lewis Is )Olned by Miiton Berlo
bet eoe. Frri Sine Ira and other CE
l ies 1n the Mu1cular Oystr
Assoc'8ll0•,.s annual tun<H.-r Na
broadcasts from New YOttc. Atlanl.c
and Caesars Pa.lace In Las Vega•
Im ~CUll--
w ··-.. Ullbbll.,.,.~ , ... _ . .,..
.,.. .. ~ .. (1984. Sc
Action) Defv'6s Oueid. Mu Von Sy
Wt\le w<ntng wtttl • .a.nttlt who ha
covered a way to pr<>;lc1 one's cons.
thoughts tnto anottw'a ~ a ps
stumbm upon a ~ to ~ the ~ tot poitlcel ~ i>G-13' ( 1 hr
-~~ilh I
-· "Rat Top" ( 101>2. ~) S Ing ~-ftcnard Clftlon ( 1 hr tW ID ~ "The,.. Rat" (1984, Oreo
Tommy Lee Jot-. Mal1he Ptlmpton
hr . 3' "*') tW. ''The S..cti" (1968. W-.m) Cl ton~ • .My ~tall. (1 hf .
"*') Cl> "Oxbd ~.. c 1964. Orame) F<
L011119, Aly Sheedy ( I hr~ ~)
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Michael Caine. Julie Wallerc; 1 1 hr 50
min I ttlf.D His Girl Friday" ( 1940 ComPdy)
Cary Grant. Rosalind Russell ( 1 hr . 30
min)
'L) (0) 'That Obscure ObJecl 01 Dec;11e"
( 1977 fantasy) Fernando Rey CarotP
Booquer ( 1 hr 43 min)
1:11 S) Jaws 3 ( 1983 Suspense) Of>nru<,
Quaid. Bess Armstrong ( 1 hr J9 m1r J HI ~ "To Be Or Nol To Be ( 1983 Com~
dy) Mel Brool(s Anne Bancrolt ( 1 hr 4 7
min) H Roller Boogie' ( 1979 Mus•cal) l n
da Blair Jim Bray (I hr 43 min)
_I, Once Upon A Time In Arner1cc1 4' 1984 Orama) Robert De Niro Jan PS
Woods (3 hrs • 46 min )
Ml ) (0) "The Westerner" ( 1940, Western)
•• Gary Cooper Walter Brennan (,.hr 4()
min) .. CC> "House 01 The Long Shadows'
( 1983 Suspense) Vincent Price Christo
~er Lee ( 1hr ,43 min)
.. UV lO"l "Topper ( 1937, Comedy) C.sry
Grant. Constance Bennet! (2 hrs) .. (J!l Pillow Talk' ( 1959 Comedy) Rock
Hudson Oous Day (2 hrs 5 min)
4---Evening .. &:'PTUm> c.. ...
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90¥ll 'Super Fuz.z ( 198 1 Comedy I
Terence Hiii Ernest Borgnine An 1rrad1at
ell M1am1 cop uses his newtoum1 c;uPf>r
pdwers to combat orgamzi>d c.mnP Pr,
~hr . 35 mm) _
I -IAmALl ( ) 90¥ll "The Persorn1ls ( 198? ( 11mP
dy) 8111 Schoppert. Karen Landry A man
whose wile deserted him enters lhe c;1ngle
hlf> and places a personal ad 1n ~ npw.,pa f':' PG' ( 1 hr 30 min ) S1 MCJ¥ll The Sword Of ThP Vaharit
( t980 Fantasy) Sean Connery MllPS
O Keefe A young SQtllre from King Ar
thur's coort IS g1Ven one year to eith~
solve a myste11oos Green Kl'1Qht s riddle
or l0<fe1t his hie PG t I t>r 4? min ) '%) MCJ¥ll 'Saboteur" ( 194?. Susp1>n<,f'l
Robert Cummings. Priscilla I nne
Accused of <labotage and the murder of
his best friend. a man sets out to find thP
real Nazi saboteurs t 1 hr 48 min I
NOTllAT~ ....
1WPY DAYI AUit ...
•DAY AT A Tm ~,~ .......... .... °'..,.... MOCIWAfttOP AWGllJOO"
M~ICVW l ) AUTO ~ NASCAA SouthPtrl ~1)(1
from Derll~, SC (Al (I> hr5 I ,...1:n ... w.
.nmlTU•IT~ lnter111•w w1tt1
"Jetttrtona" atar Marla Gibbs
8 """'DAYI AUit ()) P& _...... Jacques Cou91eeu·s
75th blrthdly party. a tour of the Gateway
Arch In St LOUii a.-:...,.
I ...
M8'I C09Nl't
-.OP~ .,,,,,,.,
PUm1"1LOM ...... ~ t CO) MCJ¥ll "The R111er Rat' t 1964
Orama) Tommy Lee Jones. Martha P1tmr
ion Paroled alter ser111ng thi~een years 1n
prison. a man returns to his home along
the M1ss1ss1pp1 and struggles to form a r1>
1at1onsh1p with the daughter he 1 Pv1•1
knew 'PG I I hr. 34 mm) mLAlm ~@ CCMm)OWll TO YICTOllY: V.,j. DAY Van
ous events leading up to V J Day s treaty
-;igning on the USS Missouri are e1a
mined 1n this retrospective ( 1 hr I
1:111) 2 OM M TOWN Featured an 1ns1dels
tour of San Francisco includes 'thrast-
1ng.'' or dancing on skateboards. a lessor
from the champion cable car t>ell ringer
winners of a travel_glveaway
fDFAlaYPBI) ntAnm1
Ull &meo AT &.AMI ........ .,,,..,
=WU waLO OP MnAl.I ··= ~ MM:K Wembley sers a genie
free from Its bottle. but none of h•s w1she<;
comes true Q m .oVll "Return Of Jack Slade ( 195'l
Western) John Frieson. Angie Olck1nc;on
An outlaw'<; son attempts ro 1ede1>m ht~
lather's hie by working on the side of 1.:1 ....
and order ( 1 hr , 30 min )
.. I) Cl) ICAMCIOW ,,_-. ICllQ Amai
da is poisoned by a ruthless dealer in t•10
secret wpapons plans. who thpn oltprs
Lee the antidote •• but only 1n evct 1111uf'
for a key set of :..t:ii: (R) ( 1 hr l
0 (i) '" ,,,., l'MC11CAl. *II Marielle Hartley and Pat MO<lta a1P
v1c11ms o f pracflcal tokes bloopers hy
Captain Kangaroo Ruth Bun1 11n<1 Oav111
Hasselhotf (R) ( 1 hr 1 U MARCO POLO The adventures and rl•C..
cove11es ot 13th century travelei M.t!l 1
Polo while he served 1n the coon of Mnn
gol ruler Kublai Khan are dramaltzed 1n .1
miniseries starring Ken Marshall 1n lhe tt11f'
role U•onard N1mo11 as POio's ad11ersar-;
A<•1mPI and Burt Lancas1er dS Po~ Gre
l''l X (~art t ~ 12 hrs I ro•wl9IOll __.WU
1WIJGlfT lOMI ....
llOVll ' Cougar Country'' ( 1971. Doc·
umentary) A cougar named Whiskers
grows from cub to matuie c at 1n his natu
ral habitat (2 hrs ) f,J;l llWllDm FAlfTAl11QUl: A COllDUC-
TOWI VllW R·cc.a1do Mull ... onducts 'he
Ptulade1pt a Orc.he'>tra 1 this perlorm-
a ••.e cf Hector 8Prho.• !> w• rlo. taped at
Ire Arrtbassa<11'.lr Au J•t r 11m n P;;ic;adena ca .. t 1 ~, > all flMm ntE LONI ml OM ITAQE AT WOl1 T1'N' A ~1s1t I) lhe
NPw Orleans French Ouar1er and lhe nall
thai ga11e the oand 1!s name h1gh11ght the
Preservation Hall Jazz Band s perform·
ance ol 1rad1t1ona1 New Orleans tad ( 1
hr) C llOVll · Battleg1Ju,,d' ( 1949 Adven·
turPl Van JOhnsno lohn Hod1ak Amen·
t.a" soldiers ol the 10 tc;t A11borrie 01111s10f1
el'gage 1n the Frer><:h campa19n and the
Battle of thP Buige ' rir 58 m1r I A llOVll ·reactiP•s' ( 1984 Orama
N1c1< Nolte JoBett w.11oams A 1awsu1t
brOIJght aga1ns1 a ~oo hke urban tugh
school ,.,, awarding ;i d1ptome to an 11!1
IPr;1te c;1udenr spurs a burnPd our 1nstruc·
tor to search for his 11st ar 1ed •deals R'
1 (lh1 ~ *-l ntE LOIT ENOall Q
llOVll ·scarf<K" ( 11)83 Drama) Al
Pac1no M1chPlle Plp,fter A Cubar1 hOOd
ri>lea<.Pd frorr ('.1<1r c; 1,111<, travels IO Mt·
am1 ilf'1 c ,,,.,o-; to th.-!Op ot the cocaine
trading w( r 1 n '} (\<'> ~()min
t111!\ llOV. S;ittr•"il l~C,4 Com1>dy1
A 1drP~ He1 [llJl'l Hull I ' rey Roqart fhp
rtauohti>r 1 1 •he 1;im11y cha 1lleur 1c; soughl
altp; t>y two wea•rnv <.l)C11t ,., Nvlhp1c; 12
hrc; ?5 m1r I 1:110 llOVI! lt1P Of>aiJly H•int I '971
1:)11c;ppno;e) f (I(~ f'ran1..11 •'-11 PPfPr Law
tmd A pair ol hired l111ipr<, 1pt11c;P tu lt>I the
tuiy nt <1 lorl'St f11e r.l•'ter tl'icm lrom pursu
tnQ tht> yo1my ouph• wh•., .1 •· trw1• 1n!Pnd·
ed v1ct1ms ( 1 tu 10 ' 11r t enc TAC DOUC1H
(f)CA*ON
N••A •JJort•
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Your best friend is choking,
and all IOU can hear
lis your own heart pounding.
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-Monday Cont.·
a ..-r~~ lnletview w11h
"JeffefSOOS" &lar Maria Gibbs
;
P&IM8AZlll ....,..,..
.. (I) U11 a AU.m Jennie's re1a11011sn1p
with a sophtSllcated and worldly tnend
worries Alhe (R) D GD _,.. "A Change Of Seasons"
(1980. Comedy) Shirley Macla1ne An
thony Hopkins A middle-aged couple 1ry
out younoer partners eluting a moun1a1n
vacatlOf'l Q (2 hrs ) R ':. "The One And Of'11y · ( 1978
Comedy) Henry Winkler, Kirn Darby A
mtSfll unable 10 succeed 1n any corwen11
onal line of work decides 10 don a plat1
num wig and become rhe 1¥orld's tlast11es1
wrestler= I ':1-r .. AT 1'CIU TMI' A vtStl to 1he
New Orleans French Quarter and the hall
1hat gave the band 11s name highhght the
Preserval !Of'l Hall Jazz Band's perform
ance of tradi11onal New Orleans 1au ( I
hr)
Gi),_.TMILClm
Ii) llllWWA&. Ed Asner riarra1es a loo~ at
wildlife photographers Alan and Joan
Root 1n aclk>n. focuses on the dangers ot
their profession and their struggle to pre
serve the envi1onment (R) Q ( t hr )
([)9'. ..... WI CIJ cm _,.. "All The Right Moves'
( 1963. Orama) Tom Cruise. Craig T Nel
son An amblllOUS high schoot lootball
player 1n a dying Pennsytvanta steel town
dreams of a college scholarsn1p 1n 01der to
make a better Ille for himself 'R' t 1 hr
~;j .. .. 8 (I)~ Joanna tries 10 show I ar
ry and lhe two Oarryls a more C:1V1h1ed
way to run their cale (R) CD llO'M "Good Sam" ( t946 Comedy)
Gary Cooper, Ann Sheridan A compul
Slve Good Samaritan usually ends up "'
trouble ~~min J (() PU Seniors Champtonsh1p
from Canton. Ohio. (R) (2 hrs )
-· (I) ~a UCIY Recovertng tram suroe<v Lacey cootldets retiring from !tie
police force. meanwhile. Cagney's car is
lst1i£hr) • , . ..., ...
__., llAMI • ~--"' In tht~ 1982 lfldlana concert. Johnny Mathis
sings "Too Much. Too Little, Too Late.
"Misty." "Wondertut, Wonderluf" and
"Fnends In Love " Gvest appearance by
Oenlece Wiltta~ . 15 min J
• =1:.w.11m11
('!.,."Tightrope" ( 1984, Suspense)
Clint Eo&iwood Genevieve Butold While
1nves11gattng a series of grisly se., mur
ders a rough New Ofleens cop di&eovets
Iha! he has much tn common with the
killer he is purswng 'A' Q ( 1 hr 54 min )
(ff) .,.. "Cloak And Dagger" ( 19~.
Suspense) Henry Thomas. Dabney COie
man An 11-year·old with an overzealous
1mag1na1ton beeomes entangled 1n a real
11te spy adventure when he wttnesSf>S a
!Tl\,ltdel and the lhett ot top.secret m1htary
documents 'PG~r "1 min I .. ,=.au,.,., II
-m111mrr ... em&.-,_ TONY CMnOL. ••••
16 Sunday. September 1, 1985
.. @ 11()¥11 "State Of The UnlOf'l' ( 1948
Comedy) Spenoer Tracy. Katharine Hep
burn A women uses her clout 1n lhe news-
paper industry 10 help a manufacturer
campaign tor the p1esldenc:y of the U S
2 hrs 35 m1nj_
1W llU (l)®J G> ... TAii
LOUtulrf
Mam ...... PUiel
Mm'flaJ.9 ...., .. _
...... 90RT cm 90Wll "Ring 01 Desire· ( 198 I
Fantasy) Georgina Spefvln, Paul Thomas
An aptirocl1s1ac rtng is passed from person
to person, leavlng a trait of erottC Ill•
counrers in its wake ( 1 hr . 30 m'['J
(S) ~I-TME La.T -oaa CC*TllBQ
(l).,.. "Of'1ce Upon A Time In Amer1-
ca" ( 1984, Orama) Robert OeN1ro
James Woods A portrait of lhe friend
ships. loyalties and betrayals ol a small
group ol JewtSl'l gangsrers 1n 'Ule 1920s
and '30s 'A' (2 hrs., 25 min ) m 1&18'1 CCUT
1t11 fD ~YALU MD nll fQll llAIOM
The concert at Chteago·s Park West
n1ghtctub features such hits as ·working
My Way Back To You," "Sherry " "81g
Girls Don't Cry," 'My Eyes Aoored You"
1t.:m Randclfu ~ ~........,.
Cl) 1111' C. CMICll From May 1964
John Denver, Michael Davis and ChAry1
King Jom host Joonny Carson (RJ (1 hr I ... .,,..,.,~ u ... -.m.-.........
,._MU. --•n.wn ....,..,..
~--,,. WI. K IT~ QIOl8I C-..
George Cartin portrayt an offbeat New
York writer whose humorous observations
about day·to-day tile lnclUde remarks
about the wacky neighbors end passersby
who Interrupt his work (l)llCMI "O•ford Blues" ( 1984. Orama)
Rob Lowe, Atty Sheedy Odord UnlvarSl-
ty's traditions are lossed to the wtnd by a
brash American teen-ager In pursuit of an
etUSlve British cover girl 'PG-13' 11 hr
33mln) 1ll911 Cl) llO'M "Cry For The Strange<s"
( 1982. Mystery) Patrlci\ Outty, Cindy
Pickett A Seattle psychiatrist suspects
that raging storms oll rhe Pacific North·
west provide the Impetus tm a series ot
murders In a normally tranquil coaslal 1111
Int~~~ ... ..,. ... ;_..-... .. MAL...._.
.oWI "The Execut!Oner'S Song'
, 11962 Drama) Tommy Lee Jones. Ro-
"'lnna Arquette Norman Mailer's adapta
tinn ol his own bOOk aboUt the life of con·
vlf.tAd murderer Cary Gilmore and his f!Qhl
lor e~ecutlQO, utt1m111ely carried out 1n
Uta~ (2 hrs . 22 min ) ~ i ~~~A Scheduled author
Earl M1ncJ(lll ("Shap111g up With VllA
m1ns") Tim Aeld (Downtown Brown oo
Simon 11M Simon") (R)
(Hl MOY9 "C;irnnl Knowledge" ( 191 t
Drama) Jae~ NtCholsOn. Arthur Garfunll
&I Two men expre10s markedly dtHerenr
111111 l'1'><i '"'"" women and sell 15 lhey
remain tnends lrom their college year~
the 1940s through middle age f()( bott
them tn the 1970s 'R' (I hr 36 mm )
ml a m LA11 llGHT """DAVID LEmM
From April 1982 Morley Safer Ouer
Crtsp c11cus pert•rmer Michu c trc
owner Kenneth Feld (A) ( 1 hr J
8 MAB llTQtCOCll ..aalTI T.-E ~ 0 Featured "Playt>o
cenretfotos model !hat 1ates1 'undf'rw~
a& oulerwear' a duck race ( 1 hr ) O _,.,. "Came" ( 1952 Oiama) I a
~ence Oltvier Jenmter Jones wr1<>11
young girl run~ away wttri a married 111.1
the two mee1 ve<y d1tte<Ant tares (~ "'
:>5 ~ (!) _,nllAm
[QI BITaT.-T Tc.GHT tnterv11'w N '
"Jettersons" srar Marta Gibbs
l ma•IULDTA11 LOW1, A3li CM IT1ll
........ Lem '°' U. IOmG (II) 'O) MOYS "Thal Obscwe Ob1ec1 t
Oesne' ( 1977 rantasy) Fernando Re
Carole Bouquet D1rec101 Luis Bunuel
1.ist him the srory ot a aging ans1ooat
obsessron with a c.omple>1, sensual ywn
• woman Surrtlal touches include Bouqu•
alter'naltng with Angelri Molina 1r. !tr
woman's roli> 'ff t t hr 43 mrn )
WIJFMal CD ..,. The utly <.,ava11er" ( 194t
Western) Ltll>Prt r~vld d Marlin C.t1rra1.
ga The C1SLu K1<1 risks his ltfo to snve
woman troni 1111 m<.r.1l11Julous tort111
hunter ( 1 hr 30 111111 I I=-SLaroLruw ( 1973. Drama
Gene Hnck111ur Al rac.1110 A gruff e• c:u
and a lovable 1>11 Sf>,1ma11 develop a 111 .. nd
<.1'11p 1n which IJolh team .:ibout lif P l<Jvt
and,~~~ l"·r •
t:1t ~ CCUfTDOW TO YICTOIY: VJ. DAY Var
ous events leading up to v J Day's treat~
SIQnlng on 11'18 VS S Missouri are axa
mined in this retrospective ( 1 hr )
tll(I) MOYll "Toy Soldiers' ( 1964 Orame1
Jeson Miller Cleavon l 111te A yach1tn1:
11aca11on turns into a 111e 11nd death strug
gle for a 1,1roup ol Beverly Hills teen-ager':!
when they are captured ny Central Amf!11
tll can:nas 'R' ( 1 hr 11 n1ln ) B AT TMI m¥lll Scht1<luled Vretnern 111
lhe Movies" A look 91 · Apacaly~
Now... 'Ftrst BIOOd. · "Rambo Ftr'>t
Blood Part 11," "Uncommon Valor" and
"MISSlng In Action (A) I ---~ ML• 1111 PAI& Y
... 1"1Lcm
MOYll "Cannonball Run II" ( 198'
COITiildy) Burt Reynolds. Dom Deluise
This sequel features another collectlon ol
crA2ies 1n all sorts of moto111ed vPhtclfl<>
racing crn<>5·<.t>untry Im C'&Sh Many
guesl·Sl8r u1moos, 1ncludtrig rrank Sina
tra. Shirley Meet a1nn f'IG' ( t hr 48
lm1n;.,,...,.. .. e ... 19GHnrATCM
MOYll ~ 11111 ts 111 The S11eets
( 19~3. Dramnl JllmM. ~gney Berbaro
Httle A llJrttt -.nutt•1•rn riemagogue gain<.
th41 &upporl of porn <Jin lt\rmers and lie<;
his wey:l.°'111e .. 1 row11r (2 hrs I Mi L "ThP 0111 ~c Of/>' ( 1963 AOV•n
ture} fred W1l1t&m'\Ofl Jofln Sa1.on A
tnugh ( h1cngo narcm1cs cc1p u: ~
from IM lf'lrtfl in a "<.'lln<1ilt ;ind Qoo<! 1~
-I -Monday Cont.
_,.
I
,,
1ng tor revenge aga1ns1 the drug dealers
responsible. 'A' ( 1 hr 25 min I ~ WHAT'l llY LJ9 n WC.OATU..
tll .,_ "All That Jdu' ( t979 Musr
cat) Roy Scheider. Ann Reinking A popu
lar drreclor·choreographer s fast hie takes
a physical and emotiooal toll as h.-;)t·
rempts to stage a Broadway musical uy
day and edit his latest movre by nrght A
2 hrs . 3 o:fJ
t:ll "°"" ... -...wn -----. O.C. TODAY tiel __,.,...,.., Ill
1:11 AmO!T Me COl19J..O ...
111Ba1•111•01-~
-Tuesday
-Morning Movies-
l:il(HJ 'The Pefsonats· 1198~ Comedy) B111
Schoppert Karen Landry ( 1 hr 30 min
.. CZ) "Phar Lap· ( 1983 Orama) Tom Bur 1!mioo. Maritn Vaugnan ( 1 hr 48 min 1
l:ll(C) "The Ice P1r·
oon) Robert Urich M,
36 min) J:: ·Tre< ves · 11983 Al·
venture) T em Morns<>n Andrr<w K1>11 t I
nr 35 min I 79 IIZ) 'Where Angels Go Trouble Follows
( 1968. Comedy) Stella Stevens Rosah11u
Russell (2 hrs 1
,_(%) 'The Wild C.hlld ( 1Q7Q Dranott)
Jean-Poe•re Carg111 cranco1s Trut1au1 11
hr 30 1n1n 1 .:.(ID "Mother Lode· ( ,982 Orama) Chari
ton Heston, Nick Mancuso ( 1 hr 4 1
min)
ell(C) "Hot Stull" ( 1979. Comedyl Dom
Deluise. Suzanne P1eshette ( 1 hr 3 t
min.)
.. (1) "Educating Rita" ( 1983. Comedy)
Mlchaet Caine. Julle Walters ( 1 hr 50
min) .. CD-"Abbott And Costello Meet The lnvls1
ble Man" ( 1951 Comedy) Nancy Guild.
William Frawley ( 1 hr 30 min )
-CC) "AndrOld" ( 1982. Science Fiction}
Klaus Klnskl. Don Opper ( 1 hr 20 mtn ) CID "Streets Of Fire" ( 1984. Orama) Mi-
cheal Pare Diane Lane ( 1 hr 34 min )
"Private Potter' ( 1963. Orama) Tom
Courtenay James Maxwell ( 1 hr J9
mrn) -<IZ> "Texas Lady' ( 1956 Wl}Stem) Glau
•delta Colbert Barry S11ll1v1n (2 hrs.)
-· Thunder Pass' (1954 Wec;tern) Dane Clark Oo<othy Patrrc.k ( I hr 10
min)
1W (%) "The Devil 1'1 A Wnmitn" I 193S Or11
ma) Marlern> D+e11ich I 1011et Atwill ( 1 hr
25m1n )
1t:llU Quebec ( 1951 Adllf"nturA) Cor
tnnt> Calvet John Barrymore Jr ( l hr )Cl
min I
lS) "I Want You ( 1Cl5? OramAI DtlM
Andrews. Dorothy Mc0Utrfl ( t hr 4)
min)
-JUl•noon Movl• ..-
a.m "Sasquatch" ( 1976. Documentary)
~.hrs l CC.l "1opp9f · ( 1937 Comedy) Cary
Grent con~tance Bennett 11 hr 17
CE).,_Tm
(]) .,_ "Jaws 3" (1983, Suspense)
Dennis Quaid. Bess Armstrong A grear
white shark terr0ft1es a marine amuse
UI 1~~~ PG' ( 1 hr 39 nun )
ill~oci>•" I 191>4 DrnmOJ
Nrck Notte JoBerh Williams A lawsuit
bloughl agains1 a zoo-like urban high
schOOl 10< awarding a d1pt0frfa to an 1111
rerate student spurs a burned out rnstruc
lor to search for his discarded ideals A'
q ( I hr . 46 min I CZ).,_ ·saboteur' ( 1942. Suspense)
Robert Cummings Priscilla Lane
Accused of sabotage ano the murder ot
m111 1 lHl 'Iha Magic Of Lassie" ( 1978 Adven
ture) James Stewar1 Mickey Rtxiney 1 1
hr . 40 min)
1M fD "Made For Fach Other ( 197 t C nm
edy) Renee Taylor Joseph 8(llogna 1 1
hr , 30 min)
'Z) "Pilar Lap ( 1983. Drama1 Tom Bur
11nson Marlin Vaughan I 1 nr 48 mrn )
tal SJ "Ool And The Kangaroo ( 1978 Ad
venture) Anrmared (I hr 15 min )
Hl._C_ A Rare Breed' ( 1982 Drama!
George Kennedy Fouesl Tuci..er (1 hr
34 rrnn )
t:arJi ·oxtoro Blues' (1984 Orama) Rob
I owe Ally Sheedy ( I hr 33 min J
UllC 'Wuthering Heights I t939 Ru
mance) Laurence OIMer Merle Oberon
U hr 43m1n) 'L 'Dreamscape· ( 1984 Science Fie
lion) Dennis Quaid Max Von Sydow f 1
hr . 35mtn)
•()) "Treas\Jre In The Caves" I 1983 Ao
venlure) Tam Morrison Andrew Kerr I l
hr . 35 min)
.. CH) "Never Say Never Again" ( 1983, Ad
venture) Sean Connery Klaus Marla
Brandauer (2 hrs . 17 min) Cil "Money Movers" ( 1979. Advenlure)
Terence Donovan Tony Bonner (I hr
31 mtn)
~Evening----
-·~ Cll ... IUCl ...... M** •. ·---• II I II 9CllT .... u ITie"'91 ' -~-fBI IErT ( .,,. "The lee Plrat~ I 1984 C.o
ence Fiction) Roben Urich Mary Crosby
Space prrates JOin a pnncesc; 1n Sf'Rrch ol
her explorer lathflr and a newly dlscov
ered source ol mucti-needed watt" 1n .i
nearby galaxy 'PG' I 1 hr 36 min I
lJ) .,_ "Wonder Man· ( 1945. Come
dy) Danny Kaye. v1rg1n111 Mayo A
nightclub entertainer's twin bfothor 1ci
accused of murdef ( 1 hr . 37 min ) G NOT llAT M01\M n (I) cm ~ llOOll Me .,,. QUM'f9.
UCI llD A 12·year-old bOy's hopes 10
t>ecome a photograptutt clash with hrs IA
his best friend. a man sets out to find the
real Nazi sabOteurs ( 1 hr . 48 mm ) WO.,_ 'Bells Of Capistrano" (1942
Western) Gene Autry Smiley Bvrnene A
man 1n1ercedes to settle the drspule be-
lween two hercely compet1tNe rodeo
ISM~)
IPOITIC8n'l!lll
.. M.VlllllOW ...... lllM
DAYIYDAY
.,_ "Tighrrope" ( t984 Suspense)
Clint Eastwood. Genevieve BujOld. Whtie
1nves1tga1mg a senes of grisly sex mur
ders a tough New Orleans cop discovers
that he has much m common with the
ktller he rs pursuing R' Q ( 1 hr . 54 rrln )
(Aa*ttcml•.,,.. ..
lher's plans for htm to pursue a pro loot
ball career Alex P<arras stars ( 1 hr 1 ...... *'" DAYI AMII ...
umT-.LB
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. ftmY Me u.am
,.. Cll ... ®l amT~ TCllGHT Interview
with Bea Arthur R*'"DAYIAUll ~:: :i. Gene HaGkman. an Ida·
no man who has spent a 11te11me studying
b~rd:.o;.rc;.,. ... ,_-aC0911tf
..-. ""POll'M9 .. ,,..,
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Drama) John Cassavetes, Gena Row·
lands In lhe wake of a bitter custody bat·
lie a divorced woman seeks solaoe from
her brother a successful writer who has
also made a career of shunning commit·
ments 'PG 13 (2 hrs 16 min) CI'.,_ "The Wild Chtld" ( 1970. Ofa
ma) Jean-Pierre Cargol Francois Trut·
taut Based on the true st0<y of an 181h-
century physician who attempts 10 CMttze
a 12 year old boy found IMng Wiid 1n tne
lorests ol France G' (Subtitled) ( 1 hr
30 ~ ,_!.,_ ·55 Days Al Peking (t963.
Adven1ure) Charlton Heston Ava
Gdidner T eoSIQr't and polrtlCal tvrmO!I sur
round the Chinese Boller RebeHIOO of
1900 _ _t3 hrs . 15 min)
7'!9111 G1f 'IMI TOWll Featured part ooe 01 •
three part tour of lndla includes a loo+>. at
rne anc10nt and modern SldeS of the covn
try the market streets of Otd Oelht 11 ride
on an elephant caravt1n. the 'Prr1k C11y·
OfJ~r
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lft ml U FMtvred 6 special edttlOn
examines leer trom 9Yt!fY09Y liters to
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'lar'Ot"ovs oo~ 10 •es10te titS inen;
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enc.ed officer l'\ampers MaiCOlm s ettorts
to find the armed rot>Oers wno wounded
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ttllnkl mat BeSll heS ti;,,go11~ ltielr ""ea
arvwei-::.c... 1.-~...a A tool<" at the ~e ano
careef of the late Arthur Ftedlef incluO•"Q
"'letviewr. anO performenoee by a va1>t"l)'
ot P.orntnent ~s {A) { 1 hf) C, .,.. A"03to1" ( 1980. Suspense I
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gator t"8t has beef\ ~ into a en~
'>eW'ef s~tem gtOWT; to ~rous sue
a"<J develOPS a taSle tor humans 'R 1
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O.ane Bartow gets &0me tnteffeu1oce tre>!T' r,,., ; e•-nosbanO l.i , CMll Kiogsf191d rietps a once
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(A) (1 hr I
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I M.llllmll'IOICOCll....,.
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Westhelmer; a "Jetsons" fashion makeo-
119< (1hr.) CJ ... "Knock On WOOd" ( 1954
Comedy) Danny Kaye. Mal Zetrer11ng A
nightclub venlrlloqutst finds himself 1n over
his head with spies and counterspies (2
hrs .. 10 min.)
Cf) .,. "9 Must ~.. ( 1973. Adven
rure) Darren McGav1n, Patricia Neal Po
lltlcal assassination and buSiness 1urmo1I
complicate the life of a Hungartan living 1n
SOU1h Amef~2 his ) a mrmrYITnlllllfr Interview Wlfh
Bea Arthur.
I .... ._.
RmUCMllT'tU '=.n ~ An American 1our1st
and his wife try Basil's tempe< to the 11m11 Gl),.._TMIU. CZl .,. "Once Upon A Tome In Amero
ca" ( 1984, Ofama) Robert De Nl!O
James Woods Sergio Leone's ponra11 ot
the lnendsh1ps. loyalties and belrayals of
a small group of Jewish gangsters in the
1920s and ·30s 'A' (3 hrs 46 min I
tllll(I) (a:l .,_ "Fame" (1 980 Drama)
Irene Cara. Barry Miller Several g1t1ed stu
dents at a New York high scnoot for 1t1e
performing arts expenence persona. and
professlooal setbacks and successes 'R
I hrs. 14 min )
W fAl&T ~'Female Art1ll61)' 11973 Ora
ma) Dennis Weaver. Ida Lupino An out
law and a wagon lrein of women arP
forced 10 make a stand against a mur
derp~~(2 hrs ) 1:11!.,. "Deadly FOfce ( 1983 Drama)
Wings Hauser Joyce Ingalls A lormer
cop sets out to find rhe psychopath who
carved a fatal X on a .... oman's forehead
'R' ( t hr • 35 min )
1:11 (!l)--..0 AT...,.. wa ...
D MOU.YWOOD CLOllUP
Q) _,,. "Che'" ( 1969. OramaJ Omar
Sharif, Jack Palance Af1er Cvba is taken
by Castro, revotutlOnary Che Guevara dis
sem1na1es h•s doctnne and influence
thr~L=-menca (2 hrs)
AU•1'111fAaY .... ,,.Lam
AUITUUMI u.a flOOTMU. (It) . "°"' ..... -(I) Cll ... -.T1rlTat -=cm-
.,... "An American Ofeam" ( 1966
Ofama) Stuan Whitman, Janet Leigh A
televlSlon reporter is caught between the
syndicate for e11posing therr police con
nectlOOS and the pohce tor his wife s mvr
der ,j{~ 1~-,Want You I 1952 Drama>
Dana Andrews. Dorothy McGu;re Du11ng
the Korean War a young man·s call 10
m1htary duty provokes seroous antagonism
among his loved ones ( l hr 42 min J · WNAnllY.._ 2:it mwllTC.. ... ..... , ...... ,....,,,._.
MIO~ ATTUCT.-
• O.C. TGDAT
M •W•..,.'7? Ir&
W _,..."Tea For Three ( 1980 Aou1 J
~hr . 30m1n)
Ml AllOTT Me COl'flllO
llOYll "Heat Wave 11q74
Suspense) Ben Murphy. Bonnie Bedeto>l
A young man and his pregnant wife at
tempt 10 get to the mountains and out o•
the hot city before thPir baby arroves 1:> i b ~ MO¥ll "Revenge QI The N1n1a { t 983
Adventure) Sho Kosug1 Arthur Rober1s
A Japanese gallery owner denres his v1n
lent Nlf11a hentaoe until Ame11can drug
-Weclnesclay
-Mondng Movies-
.. CC) "Witty Wonka And The Chocolate Fae
tory" ( 197 t. Fantasy) Gene Wilder Jack
Albertson ( 1 hr . '° mirt J .. CZ) "Condemned" ( 1930 Orama)
Rooald Cotman. Ann Harding ( t hr 26
min )
,. QZ> "The OrMS I~ Greener'' ( 196 t Com+>
CW Cary (Jrant, Jean Simmons (2 hrs )
NICI) "Choppy And The Princess" (l973
Fentasy) Anlm•ted. ( 1 hr . 18 mtn )
.. (C) "If You Could See Whal I ~ear
( 1982. Biography) Marc Singer R H 1'homson ( f hr . 43 min )
(8) "Slnbad And The Eye 01 The Tiger
( 1977, Fantasy) Petrick Wayne. Jane
§!ymour ( 1 hr , 63 min ) lZJ "Dream9Cape" ( 198-4, Science F"oc-
llon) Dennis OU.Id. Me11 Von Sydow { t
hr .35 mln)
•• "Pardon My Sarong· < 1942 <.:,ome
dy) Bud AbbOtt, LCXI Costello ( t hr 10
min)
-(C) "&lnging Up Baby' ( 1938 Cornedy)
Ketherlne Hepburn, Cary Grant ( I h1 4?
min ) CB> "Six WMk•" ( 1982 Ofamel Oudl v
Moore. Mary Tyle1 Moore ( 1 hr 4 7 min I
S") "The Hook' ( 1963 Orama1 Kirk
Douglas Robert Walker Jr ( 1 hr 18
min)
(%) 'Money Movers" ( 1979 Adventure)
Terence Donovan, Tony Bonne1 (I hr
3t min)
-(!l) 'The List Of Adnan Messenger
( 1963 Mysrery) George C Scott Dana
~n181 (2 hr' J • -m 'The Unknown TerrOI 11957 Hor
ror) John Howard. Mala Powers. ( 1 hr
30 mm)
1t11G "Comedy 01 Tenors ( t963. Come
dy) Vincent Pr1ce. Peter l:orre ( 1 111 30
min ) CZl ·once Upon A Time In Ameroca·
( 1984. Drama) Robert De Niro. Jar-rw><>
WOOds (3 hrs . 46 min J
-Afternoon Movl•-
-• 'Devil's Moont1t1n ( 1976 Aoven-
ture) (2 hrs )
\C) "MetalslOlm The Destiucto00 Ot
Jared-Syn" ( 1983 Selenee F1c:llonl Jet
Irey Byron. Tim Tnomerson It hr '"
min)
rff) 'l ht Sw0td Of The Veh11nt' 11980
1ratt1ckers kidnap r11~ young son 'R' ( 1
hr . 28 min I
all C!J FAITH• Q) MO¥ll Celebr.Houn At 819 Sur"
( t971 Muso<:il'I Jcar Bae1 Joni Mitchell
Top rock acrs a·e featured on a documen-
tary Of the 1%G Big Sur Fpsflval at the
Esalen lnshtutP ? hr 1
~:r~~
M S1 MO¥ll 'Wonder Mar ( 1945. Come-
dy ! Danny Kaye V1rg1nia Mayo A
nightclub en1erta1nP.r tw r orother is
accused )f murder I 1 r, 3" min I
WU~ Publ1cCuwboy No 1" (1937.
WesterPI GPr>P Aulry W lharr' Farnum
MOdern ddy ~ 1111e r 1•t "'" u'>" a rao10 air
planes and rPlr1qi>1a1or 1111L~<. 10 expedite
lhe1~ tprrp<; I tr ~~
W Al.VICIHOW
4::9 MO¥ll A,,,.,, J .;is, 5• el'lce f ••>
lion) Klaus I< 1nsi.. fiw Opper In an 150
lated "l'MCe .1,ir• r 1 11m JSI human ro-
bol '~ horr fed t , '!.\ ,p, mat he •s. to be
put out of comm1ss1un ~"cr azed sc1en .. ,tl:t ==~
AaCmCtc IOOU • lll0110N ~ NPve• "dY Never Again
1198.3 Adv>'• 1,,rP :,0 ..i,., (, 1l'lnery Klaus
Ma11a Rri1nda•1t'r AttPr a world-threaten-
r•i.i orydn11a1 " r .. J•S lwc US m1s51les
and aPnDUn1 »s 1 "''' let :nate the war-
heads 1t a ran..,.-no is 1101 met. B11t1st1 agenl
James Rone'" a1 e•j • •0 c.a11e lhe world
PG Q ?too<, 17 m z_, lilOft Fd1J1 ai1nq n.ta 11983 Come-
Jyl Michael Laine 1u11p Walter!'> A work·
ng·elasi. Enq1 ,t, Q" )P< ides I I oetter her-
<.ell by q,Mg to collPlJP wnPre she charms
an apathetic alcOh•111c professor onto
pock "9 .,p lhe p ecpc, t h,S "'nt•ng areer
PG ( I hr "oO min I
.. ~ FUn'ITa.J
r .lnPis.y l Se.1r Corn • .,. MllM o· Keefe
\..1 hr 4 IT\
S K1ppe1ti,rnq· 1 98.t. Drama) John
l\l[)a<ony A11c,on S•P.ioman I I hr 20
1n1n ~
,.fZl) Tl>i!I tlrcP•taon Feeling (1 94 1
ComeJyt Mprlr nbe•or Melvyn Douglas
L' hr io m1r )
tll l~ Y AnkeP ["llnt1fP f)nn'1y ( t 942 Musi-
cal) J;irne-: \ 1Uf1"'1' '' 11111 L P<,he I~ hrs
6"'m1r. I <JJ Toi rt1., Fire;! T1mt> r t<l59 MvSIGal)
Mario lnnz<1 l•'hann.1 111>r1 Kosz1an I 1
hr 37 min I
Ml1R Haraty Wo11,1nQ 11981 Comeay)
Jerry Lewie; Sus.an Ohvm ( 1 hr . 3 1 rn1n )
1:9 l 'CondPmnad 11930 Orama)
Ronatd CotmAn Anr Ha•d•fl9 ( 1 hr 26
m in l
W C", If You Co1..ld Si>e What 1 Heal'
11982 B1ogr11phy) Marc Songef RH
Thomson ( 1 hr 4J min ) S "Choppy A'1d llw Pr•n<;eSs" ( 1973
Faf\fac;y Anr .tied '"Ir 18mon
.. l. .. O Ziggy S1a·0:1u•t ArllJhe Spiders
from Mar•, 1 ll'IA 1 MU'i.~al} 0 Bvtd
A w•t> 1 n1 J ,,
Sunday. September 1 1985 19
(%) "Edueatlng Rita" ( 1983, Comedy)
Michael Catoe Julie Waners (1 tv , 50
mlA >
-Evening----•
u-= ... ......... .,..,. ., .. --• Ji Ill.., me ...
MOST-..,. "Wiiiy Wonka And The Choco-
late Factory" ( 1971. Fantasy) Gene
Wiider, Jack Albeftsoo A wood famous
confectioner offef5 a lllettme supply of
candy to the five winners of a treasure
hunt. 'G' ( 1 hr , 40 min ) ([) TGP um IOml Terrence Altl vs
EduardO Valdez 1n e lightweight boot
scheduted f0< 10 rounds, hve from AllantiC
Cl!Y. N.J. (2 hrs . 30 min ) (8)9IMI "To Catch A King' ( 1983, Ora-
ma) Robert Wagner. Teo Garr An Amen-
can mghtclub owner euempts to block a
plot to kidnap the Duke and Duchess or
Wlndtof. O (2 hrs ) (l)CSI ._, ••--11••"rf a.M'f Vincent
Price hosts this presentation of "The
Ghos1 Belongs to Me," "The Ghost with 8
Clock In Its Watts" and The Legend of
Sleepy Hollow "
I lllrr llAT llmm •me .. llMIJITM\'IMAll ... ..-TaA.9 .... ,,,,,..
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MTG•'NIC-l'lmf,_Ulm
NI C. .. 0 mnmum IT~ Interview
l h actrese MOily Ringwald. ...... " .... 'ti=~ A co41ector ot Marilyn
Monroe memC>fablla. white water rah
Ides on the Ocoee Rive< In Tennessee
llOllC ... .. ,_,.O.MY
-.t111WNm .....
....... Lam .... , .... cm ... "Jaws 3.. ( 1983
~) Otnnll Quaid. 8"a Arm-
strong A great white shark terr0<lzes a
marine a~t park 'PG' ( t tv . 39
mtn)
Cl) MCmm ....... .-:am .....,.
iflGI A tribute to the Krlmdena and the
Nottons ot "The Honeymoonet~" tame -
with clips trom long-loll ep1sode5 o ( t
~.,. "Canoonoall Run II" ( 1984 ~) Burt ~. Dom O.lulM
Thia seque( f .. tUtes anothef collectlon of
etazln in aH sorts of motorlZed vetlleles
racing cro.-country for casil Many
~-ttet cameos. including Frank Sina-
tra, Shifley MacLa1ne 'PG ( 1 hr 48
•lmlf\~:9wc-.••Q
,. I• M tvm F .. turt<f Pllr1 two of •
20 Sunday, September 1, 1985
vtsit to India Includes a rare vltlt Inside the
Taj Mahal, meet a maharajah at ease In
hrs~oom hoUse: exp!Ore a deseffed
sanostone city.
l .... ,llBID
flAl'I• .... m • LA. Feetured· a computer that
tall<s. repon on the new vlde<>s nooe11ng
the market, w0<1d's fastest mot0tcycle. a
Imo=~~; Mii engine
Fall'ltx:Nft ... ., ..... .. ,,..,
-.. wu--.ot11 •mu
~ppomtment With A Shadow'
( 1958, Orama) George Nadef. Joanna
Moore An alcohOliC reporter geta a b<eak
when his gerl, the Sister ot a police lieuten-
ant. gtves him a lead on a big story ( 1 hr
30min.) • 8 (I) I IUD ,_ WIWll Wacky chent
Sue Lamber1 (Rhonda Aldrieh) a~s
Beaudine to protect her brother from a
e!_lr of I08n sharl«I ( t hr ) u Gi) .,,. "Father Of Hell Town'
( 1985, Orama) Robert Blake, Whitman
Mayo A controversial ex-cOllVlct·turned
prl8St struggles to upgrade his Inner-city
ghetto parish and keep 11 crlm&-lree IA)
Q_ (2 hrs.)
• llMCO PGLO The adventures and dl&-
cove<ies of 131h-century traveler Marco
POio while he served In the court Of Moo-
gOI ruler Kublai Khan are dramatized 1n a
mtnlsefies starring Ken Marthall In the title
rOle Leonard N1moy as POIO's adversary
Achmet and Burt Lancaster as Pope Gr&-
~Y ~ (Part 3 of 5) (2 hrs )
• (11 .a¥9 "Inside The Third Reich"
( 1982 Orama) Rutger Hauer. Blythe
Danner Based on the aut~raphy of
Albert Speer Despite the misgivings of his
parents and hrs wife, an ldealiStlc young
man nses to prominence as chtef architect
tor the Nazis (Part I of 2) (A) c:;> (3
hrs ) 8 flm» AITAm: CM.-,..,_ MID
~ Fred Astatre's ceree< is pieked up
af1er his departUte in 1939 from AKO and
follows him through a aucceaion of t>eau-
tllul part,..-a lnCludlnQ Paulette Go<Jdard.
Rita Hayworth. Betty Hutton. Leslie Cliron
and~="" (lhr ) i ="North Country" ( 1969. Docu-
mentary) Two men M ch llvitlo off 1"9
land In the remote Alaskan wilderness
race danger and a~ture wtth little help
lrom modern technology {2 tvt.) e llY llUIT, YGlt"MIMT Newsman Jim
Lehrer rect1lll hit t983 "9ar1 attack, aur-
ge<y and rehabllltatlon In this report on
heart dlseaM, Including an update on r ..
cent 1ml)fovement1 In diagnoeit and treat·
men~fl.L.om I a wu nm • n11 .n. mrNl'f
lllTM 11.l .,,_ The small town whef•
he and CIV11 rights leader Jamee Farmer
g<ew up 19 the subject of Moyers' eun»-
natlOt'I of cl'lange rn rural Amenca (A) O
1!hr ,30mm)
~ .,. "Teachers" ( 1984. Orama)
Nick Nolte JoBeth Wiiiiams A lawsuit
brought aoainst 11 zoo-ltt<e Ufben high ~ tor awarding a diploma to an IMl-
terate student spura a burned-out 1nstruc-
l0t 10 teerch for hlS discatd9d ideals. 'A'
QJ 1 hr ' 46 """ ) CH>..,. 'On Golden Pond" (1981, Ora-
ma) Kathanne Hepburn Henrf Fonda
04d family ten$i0f'ls returl&ee as an atder~
couple returns to their New England
retreat and are Visited by their da~te<,
he< flance and his son. 'PG' (1 hr .. -49
min.)
Cl) _,._ When Joe writes his auto-
biography. his family and friends don't hke
' the =ey are portrayed. Q •Ill> "Robin And The Seven Hoods"
( 1964, Musical) Frank Sinatra. Dean Mar·
tin. The teadef of a Chicago gang donate$
a large amount of money to one ol the -11 =nages (2 hrs , 40 min)
, •• IAllll .. , ....
WAll•l'OClll Newly etected Rap Boo
F0<ehead lntroduceS a touchy bill.
•• Cl) .... "License To Klll" (1984,
Orama) James Farentino. Don Murray
When a young glf1 is killed by a drunken
driver. the ensuing legal fight ttveatens to
de9=~he victim's family and the sus-
i t. R 0 (2 hrs )
~--A WAU ,__ M llTM mn'\11'1 wme 11.l ..... The sma• town Whe<e
he and cMI rights leedef James Farmet
grew up is the aubject of Moyers' exami-
nation of change. In rural America (R) c:;>
~tv • 30 mk'I)
.... TMIL.om ..-•w•-lll'llGIT'I.,,.
(n> llO¥ll "Alligator" ( 1980
Suspense) Robert Forstet, Robin Riker A
baby alligator that has been flushed into a
city sewer system grows fo monatrou.
81Ze and develOps a taste lot humans 'A'
il hr .. 3A min,)
CJ) .,.. "Teachers" ( 1~. Orama)
Nick Notte. JoBeth Williams A lawsuit
t><oughl aga1nsl a z<><Hike urban hlQh
school f0< awarding a diploma to an Illi-
terate student spurs a burned-out 1nstruc
10< to S88rch fOf hts discarded Ideals 'ff il hr., 46 mm )
CZ) .a¥9 "Oreamscape" (1~. Science
Fiction) Dennis Quaid. Max Von Sydow
Whtie W<>fking with a SCtenllst wtto has dis
covered a way to prolect one's conscious
thoughts tnto another'• dreamt, a psychic
stumbles upon tr plot to use the method
for poNtlcal ?Ufposes 'PG-13' ( 1 hr . 35
min.) .....
•(!) ... "A Fever In The Blood" (1961,
Orama) Efrem Zlmballlt Jr , Angle Olck1n·
son. A eensatlonel murder trlel becom.e a
pawn In the political gamM plt)'9d by a
eenator. a dtstnct 1ttomey end 1 jUdge In
their eeparate bldt to become gov9fnor
~ htl., 30 min )
• IA'fW.. ••'RIC Jam.1 Whit·
more narrat" thll view of the wood of
t1al0$. past end preaent. and 11aln people
hotxie.. hobbylltt. and workett (R) c:;>
i t\!) -FICA M.L CClfrACT UIAll fl)
-• If. aaa:• Westphall, Cfalg
and AUIOhlandef vttlt the folks at
··~". ~ndet't wife undergoes nhNrt .;rrv (A) ( 1 hr ) u: .. ---• °! ~ U I Bl'ttllh
oomedl8n and BBC t.....u6on 1tar ~
CMot1 ,...,.. .. what he'1 !Mrned et>out
Ameflcans.
(H)-"Under The VOICano" h'=
Drema) Albert ~· J6oquellne .
Oir9Ctor John Hulton 1 adaptation of Mal·
com Lowry'• nowt A former Britlah con-
IUI. tormented by alcoholllm tnd htl peat.
1ttvg0let tnelteetu&lly to revtrM Na Nit-
oes1ruc1tve beha'llor 'R' ( 1 hr 49 min )
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-1'CTAC-Kllll8IT ... ,,. _. •own A probe 1n10
the ecooormc and pol111caj issues sur-
rounding the nuclear arms 1ndus1ry and
defertse: also a look at how defense con·
tractors gain support for their m1sslles and
bombers
Oi)IOGD ...
Gl!) llWB 1'0WI A d<>Ctlmentary view 01 et
torts by the people of Soldiers Grove
Wis • to save their town from the devasta·
tton of the Kickapoo River's repealed
flo&jlng .. (R) Q CC) llO¥ll "Richard Pryor Ltve On The
Sunset Strip" ( 1982, Comedy) Rtotlard
Pryor This filmed concert performance is
hlghtlghted by the comedian's views on
sex, marriage. prison Ille and a ch1lllng
though humorous account of his cata·
strophic ,expenences with cocaine de-
ldence 'A' (1 hr . 30 min )
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llO¥ll ''House Of Wax C 1953 Hor
ror) VlllCent P11ce. Frank Love1oy A man
disfigured by e lite resorts to stealing from
the morgue to help 1n his wa11 re-creations
(?hrs) fl) Cll ITMa LA Featured the quarrel
Free Fltghl blends 1au and ctass1cat into a
provocative new sound using electronic
1nstrumenta11on
I CAU.M DI. MITAIB ..... .an
-MNAT1U cm .,_ "Come Play With Me
( 1967. Suspense) Lisa Gaston1 Lou Cas
tel A psych1e1nst becomes the \11ct1m of
her nephew's psychotic t,ehav1or 'PG' C 1
hr. 35 min)
(I) llOW9 "Hollywood Hot Tubs" ( 1984
Adult) Donna McDaniel. Mtci'lael An<lrew
Alter taking a plumbing lob, a young man
plunges into a series ol surprtslr1g en
counters with some unusual Hollywood
characters ·R' (I hr . 42 min ) (l) _,,. "The World 19 Full Of Married
Men" ( 1980 Orama) Tony Franciosa.
Cllrroll Baker A mamed advert1&1ng exac-
ultve haa an attalr with an ambitious mOd·
el 'R' (1 hr . 45 min )
l ..... OCUT 1tal ....... ,_.......,. 'I ~ Hoel. Johflny Carson
~ tuba player Roger BobO, Jene
Fon:~:,=r car1 , , hr 1
'
Y:.-:..-m-uw MmM Seh9001ed James
Wilton. Harvard profeasor ot govern·
ment, on the ceUMt of crime ( t hr I
I ......... CM.._U_ ''WlldernetS Man"
ott Eddie Albett look• et the Itta and
writings of envlfonmentalilt John MUir. the rat'* of VOMmltt Net1onel P1rk.
I ..... ,_._
tttl ... "Htat And Oust" ( 1983. Ora-
m!I) Juli& Christle. Grete Scacchl A
young EngllShwoman arrives In India 10 re
search the Illa of her great aunt woo. 60
years before. hed creeled a scandal by
taking an lndien kw.tr 'R' (2 hra . 10
CW)jg,. "Until Septtmbtf" ( 1~. Ora
ma) Karen Allen Thierry Lherm1tte
Stranded in Paris after betng separated
from her tour group an American woman
meets and lalls 1n rove with a married
banker 'R' Q ( 1 hr 35 min )
U. fJ (I) m¥ll Avalanche ( t978 Ora
ma) Rock Hudson Mia Farrow A de\lef
oper's guests a1 his luxurious new sk re-
sort are threatened with death and
deStl'\JC11on by an 1mpend1ng weather dis·
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From April 1982 Dick Schapp Lenny
Schultz, cast from the movie "Quest For
Fire." (R) ( 1 hr) B A&Jte llTQICOCK ,.lllffl
,,_ ~ 0 Featured Mag1c1an
Larry Wiison, Dr W1111am Rader talks
about the problems beautiful people ex
~nence ( t hr )
U MCMI "Summer And Smoke" ( t961
Drama) Geraldine Page Laurence Har
vey Unsuccessful 1n her attempts 10 make
a handsome doctor love her a spinster
~ins a Shameful Ille (2 hrs 25 min J
(!) _,... "Great Catherine ( 1968
Comedy) Peter 0 Toole Jeanne Moreau
Fascinated by a newly arrived Britisher
Catherine the Greet has him imprisoned
and playfut:l.'m~nt& him (? hrs , 9 ~ T09lllfT Interview w•th
actr=ly~ald I LOft. umc • rmi Han~ Bas11 aoe'lll't IPt rhe
death ol a guest stop him from prppar111g
the room tor us next occur.int
~,._.TMILON> ..,_OOI
cm ~ "Mooty Py1hon-; The Mean
Ing 01 Life" ( 1983. Comedy) John
Cleese, Michael Palin The Seven Ages ot
Man provide the IOO!le framework I<>< a se
nes ol comic ep1so0es spoofing every
thing from sexual reprOducflon to glutto
l]i'.. •fi' ( 1 hr , 25 min)
1MI {.I) llCWa "Heat And Dust' ( 1983 Ora
ma) Julie Christie Greta Scacch1 A
young EnghShwoman arrives 1n 1nL11a to rp
search the hie of her great aunt who 60
years before. had created e scandal by
taking an lndlan lover R' (? hrs 10
min) wl•*• "
="The Hound 01 The 8ask8'
V111 .. " ( 1972. Mystery) Stewert Granger
Wiiiiam Shatner A mystenous curst"
haunts each generation of a noble English
lam~. 30 min l ~ AUTO -=ASCAR Southern 500
horn OerhngtO<I. S C (A) (2 hrs l
CJ) .,. "The Phantom Of Liberty
( 1974. Comedy) Jean Claude Br1aly
Adolfo Cell Luis 9unuet's series 01 surreal
•~dOtes end vignettes commenting on
the lm1tional w11h1n contemporary 11fe and
cMlilalloo 'R' ( 1 hr 44 min )
1,. .... w ... ATM llOWlll SchMUlf'td 'Vietnam 1n
the Movies" A look nt • Ap0<;elyp%
Now." "rtrst Blood.·• "Aambo F1r,t
Blood Part II.'' "Uncommon Valor' and
"Mla4ng In Action " (R)
.... "Seven Cities Of Golct' < t95S.
Adwnture) AnthOny Ownn RICMrd
Egan lnsfead of searct11ng for gold. a
group of Spamards decides to devetop a
IStrtti>O~--,~i )
PUmntll.om MINf,..,,..
t:ll .,. . Nightmares 1983 HOHOrl
Crisuna Raines. Emilio Estevez A ptekup
truck a pack of c1gare11es a Video game
and a coioma home all play a'f>art 1n lour
episodes ot h0rr0< and susl)flnse A' 11
hr 39 min) .. 11c::mmr•T01
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lie Aames Phoebe Cates Two reen agers
come of age 1n 1823 Baghdad R' ( t hr
40 min) • 2:• (01 llOft .. Going Berserk ( 1983,
Comedy) John Candy Joe Flahtlrly Poll
hc1ans. aerooics and ret1g1ous cults are
part of this comeay leatur•ng the cast of
Second C11~V R' t 1 hr ?3 mm l
t.tl (!)~--(1) _,... "Lei's Switch ! 19/!, Come-
dy) Barbara Eden Barbara Feldon A pair
ot high school friends decide 10 s11111tch
places wher they meer ar a re'llri1on ana
reahze they're l)O(ed w•th hie 1 t hr 30
min I
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O.C. TODA'f M _..,. • ..,_. IQ
• m¥ll fM Acouse.J 11q4a Drama)
Loretta Young Robert (,umrnmgs By ac
udent a woman is accused or murder and
becomes a =t1ve trom 1u..,11ce 12 hrs l
1£.=o
IPORT1Cl!W1'D m¥ll "K11..1perbang 1 198? Drama)
Jnhn Albas1ny Alison Ste;iuman Roman-
tic problems occupy both lhe rldOlescents
and their English teacher at a British high
SLhOOl 1n 1948 PG' (I hr 20 min l
(%' _,... .. Cannohball Run II' I t984,
Comedy) Burt Reynolds Dom Deluise
This sequel features another co11ec11on ol
cra11es 1n all sorts ot moto11zed vehicles
racing cross-country ICH cash Many
guest star cameos 1nctud1ng frank Sina·
11a Sh11tey Macla1ne ·pcr t 1 hr • •8
min) .. ® ..,.. The H1ghPst Honor ( 1984
Oramal O\.wnq World War II Avstre11an
commandos raid Japanese-controlled Sin-
gapore resull•ng In lhe capture and 1r1et or
teo members of t~ squad. R' ( I hr 39
.. (J)nJAml• m llOW9 Fovrleen Hours ( 195 t Dre-
m&I Rlehard Baseharl Barbare a.I
GedcleS A mentally dlstra~hl man
wavers between hie ana ~alh tor I 4
nours whlle perched on a '"'~ hiott'
abOve the city (2 hrs ) ?
.. Ii:'~"""' ..... """"'' Nici< Nolte JoBerh Wilham•. A f8W$Ull
brought against a zoo-llke urban htof'I ~hOCll 10< awarding a diploma to 9fl If»
terate studeni spurs a bUrned ovl 1nstruc
tor to aearch l0t hi~ dliCtlrded ~" 'R'
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•CJ) "Money Movers" ( 1979 Adventure)
Terence Donovan. Tony Bonner ( I hr
31 min )
• •CC) "Jeremy" (1973 Aomenc.e) Rooby
Benion. Glynrnt O'Connor l' hr 30
min.I
•(JI) "Tubby The Tuba" I 1977 Mu<>1cal)
Anlmat9<1 voices by ();ell \Ian Dyke
~ Ballef ( 1 hr 22 min )
Cl) "Kavdl. The WoU Dog ( 1980. Or8
ma) Ronny Co•. Linda Sorensen I 1 hr
~min ) (%) "Edue8t1ng Rita" ( 1983, Comedy)
Mlchael c.lne Julie Watters ( t tu 50
min)
119 all "Ironside" ( 1967 My~1e1y1 Haym11ncl
Burr. Getaldlne Broolli. (? t1rs l
NllCC) "Home From The Hill 11960 ()fanuu
· Rot>e<t Mitchum r.~mge Pt>ppHri:l I?
hrs. 30 min )
•CH> "Cloak And CJ.tUUMr I 1984
Suspense) Henry ThomAS 011t>nf>y Cole
man ( 1 hr , 4 1 min 1 J
119 (%) "Ptiar Lap" ( 1981 Oriirn111 fom Bur
llnton. Martin Vaughan ( f'hr 48 min /
•• "HOid That Gho&t ( 1<J41 Comedy)
Abbott and Costello. Joar• O•h'I!> I 1 hr
30 min)
-CC) ''Cr09S Creek" ( 1982 Drema) Mi;ry
Steenburgen. Rip Torn (I' r1r!> . 2 m111 1 CH) "The Black Stat11()(1 Re1urns ( 1983
AdventU<e) Kelly Reno Tei Garr (I hr
33min J (J) "Come Fly With Mfl 11963 Come
dy) Oolo<" Har.I Hugh 0 Briar 11 t1r
49m1n) -all "TrlpOl1" (19!>0 Adventure) Mauref!n
O'Hara. John Payne (2 hr!> ) -CZ> "SabOteur' ( 1942. ~1~1 Rotiert
Cummings. Prn1c1lla lane ( 1 hr 48 min ) G "Border River' ( 1954 Weslttrn) JOf'I
MoCI... Yvonne De <...ark1 I t hr 10
min J 1WG "Castle 01 fu Mar.c.t.u 11972 M
venture) ChnttoPher Lee. Maria PerS<.hy
(1tv.30mlnl
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-· "Sudden Teuor" ( 1970. Myllery)
Mark Letle< Susan George (2 hrs )
CC)"'Pieces 01 Dteams" ( 1970. Orama)
Robert Forster Lauren Hutton ( I hr . 39
min)
(Jf) "The Personals" ( 1982. Comedy) Biii
Scnopper1 Karen Landry ( 1 hr 30 min )
(Jj "Sacred Ground" ( 1983, Dtama) Tim
Mcintire Jack (tam ( t hr . 40 min I
ttll(lJ "The Phantom 01 liberty" ( 1974.
Comedy) Jeen-O&ude B11aly AdOlfo CeU
11 hr 44 min\
t9 e "Let's Get Married" ( \937 Comedy)
Ralph Bellamy Ida Lupino ( 1 ru , 30
min)
tll(B Space Raiders ( 1983. Scief\Ce fie
11on1 Vince Edwards David Mendenhall
~hr 22 min I
119CCJ "The Old Maid" ( 1939. Drama) Bette
Davis. M1nam HoPkins 11 ht 35 min J
(S J Leave Em l augh1ng · ( 1981 Dltt
ma) Mtekey Rooney Anne Jac.kson ( 1
hr 40 min)
1::8(l J "TN! Devil•~ A Women" ( 1935 Ore
ma) Marlene DtelrlCh Lionel Atwill ( 1 hr
25m1n 1 •ffi) "Reno And The Doc.." ( 1983 Come
dy) Kenneth Welsh. Henry Ramet ( t hr
40m1n)
419(C 'Jeremy 11973 Romance) Robby
Ben!.On. Glynrns o·connor (I hr . 30
min)
4111 ~ 'KAvik Tt1t1 Woll Dog" ( 1980. Old
ma) Ronny Co• l 111da SC>fenaen I I hr
39m1n l
(.%) 'Phar Lap ' I 1983 Dr11ma) Tom Bur
lllU()l'l...-,.Man1n Vaughan ( 1 hr 48 min )
.. (J.J 1w 0.clord Blues' ( 1984. Dtama)
Rob Lowe. Ally Sheedy ( 1 hr 33 min) •all Angel Cny· ( 1980 Dtam11J Ralµ11
wane. Peut Winheld (2 hrs)
lllllCC) "Home From Theo Hitt ( 1960 Olama)
Rot>e<1 Mitchum. George Peppard 12
h111 30 min)
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A t>ull tetrler tells ttie story of his 11._, t•
lame as" doghghtllf ( I hr 28 rmn ) Cl) .,_ 'Money Moverr." ( 1~Ul A1J
l/901Ure) Terence Donovan Tony Bonnor
Several maste< thieves )04n torces 10 crec.~
open and rob the m06t carefully guarr1e11
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nera A bltnd avlftlOI fall 111 love with' o
ftre-and-bftmston. 11v•ngehst whn e•pli>U"
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smuggler''! widow form a per!l0f1el anc:J
prule!l'>tonal bOOlleQOing alliance dunng
J.>roh1bH1on (2 hrs '.){)min )
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ijM Joey s 8)( wife Darryl Nathan (Nancy
Paul) arrives m lawn determ1nea to rel11n
die lhe ftatnes of thetr romence ( 1 hr t 0 GD till ITmT ILUU Hunter
cl1spatche11 a modified tank In a nercolics
r1t1d Coffey poses as a male prostitute..
I urillu plans 10 make en e.travagant anni
ver'><lry purc.hase for Davenport (A) ( 1
hr J 11-. ~Scheduled 20 years alter
embarking on a 6 000 mite ~an voyage
H1>9h Dow ns 10tns the crew of Geraldo
H1vera's yacht to par1ic1pate in a ra<.e
lrom MarlOO Mau to Bermuda interview
with Betty nothn 8 woman who helped her
1erm1nally 111 mother (.l)fT'lmil su1c1i:Je o ( 1
hr)
DPMlfUfa.uD
lf1)MOW'8 Thtt Prince And The Sh0wg111
( 19!> 7, C..ome<Jy) Ma111yn Monroe, L a1J
rnm.e UIMer A showulrl horn the u c;
lt1ll'> 111 tovo with e p11nce alter he 1nv1tt1t.
her too private su& (? tiro; ·lo mm 1
l ==---CMmll ....
.,. "Sudden Impact" ( t983 Ora
ma) Clint EaslwOOCl Sondra Locke Near
San rrarl(;1w;o s1reetw1se (je1ec11ve Dtrty
Harry Call11han aearchel for a rlluahall(
killer 'R O ( 1 hr !>7 mln )
!t{J MOW'8 ' All The Rrght Moves ( 198:!
Orama) Tom CrulM Craig T Ne1100 A n
ambltlOUS high achOO fooll>All player lrt a
dying f'enneytvanie lleef town dreams ()f A
college sch~rahlp In order to mnke 11
bOlfer lllt for hlmaetf 'R' ( 1 hr . 30 m1r1L
Came to 10 e World Ser~ Q')mo c;i
I I) HOm'NOCl I-M LOl1' .. OGH
Allee (Audrey MNdowtl) wftf\11 Ralph
/Jackie Gte180'1) to 111tend he1 111~1er''l w-:it:i achemes with Norton (Art
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Sunday, September 1. 1985 23
--~~~~~-------------------------
raptly/ Nick Adams Robe<1 Coorad .John
()111.ogei s first escape beglf1s lhe 1ale ot
h•S 1tfe wtlteh 1¥8S ended by a bullet (2
hrs r 1!1 arraT.-T nmmn lnlerview with
IGr~;n.
UM. >J I '.Ml IT'IU
.,.. "Crosscurrent" I 1971 Mys
retyl Rot>erl Hooks Jefemy Slare Two
San Francisco Cletectrves 1nves11gate lhe
murder of a youth aboard a cable car (2
hr~
fl) 'AWlrt TCNllll SyO.l 1s mad when she
1h1nks 1ha1 Bas.I has f(l(gollen 1he11 wed
1d·~--(o., . ·=·-O,m¥11 A Night tn Heaven (1983
Duirna 1 Chrislopher Atkms Lesley Anne
warrer A marroed college 1nstruct(l( has
n'' affair with one ot hel stuelents wtio
wO<kS as a male exotic dancer R' (I hr
2Jm1n I
1M S m¥ll Aphrodite" ( 1982. Drama1
lla~·e Kapr.~; He<st Buctiholz On ar•
rslar1d 1n the Aegean 5ea. 1914, an arms
,,.,ar.utaclurer arranges a three-day lanta
1 •P<.r,.a110n ot Piefre Lwys chlS&C 1a1e
ol ·the goooes!> of 10ve and beav1y R' I I
f"•r 36 rT11r J
t9 a .-C CfTY U.l..A.
I Sa lne Devil And Miss Sarah
11971 Wes1em1 Gene Barry Janice
n1..1~ Ar• outlaw uses the powers of the
':le 1•1 to twn a woman against her hvsband
.. ho s b"ngong him 10 1us1ice I t hr 30
1:=-~~ ~ ... M&Y m.1A ..,.,_.,_.,. .. CGU..IC1Dt OI LAM
m mWll V•04ent Saturday' ( t 955
Myttery) Victor Mature. Richard Egan A
threesome plans to iob the bank o l a
IVT\8H town ( 2 hrs I
G)AU•M,M&Y
-l'riday --Momlng 11ov1a-
.. z, SabOteur" ( 1942. Suspense) Robert
Cummings Pr1sc111a Lane ( 1 hr 48 min ) •'C Leave Em Laughing (1981 Ora·
ma) Mickey Rooney Anne Jackson ( 1
hr 40 min ) .. H Doi And Tne Kangaroo' ( t978 Ad
venture) ArnmalPd ( 1 hr t5 min) .. S Pmlesso1 PGtte• s Magic Po11ons
t t976 Adventure! Richard WllSQfl, JOhn
Warner ( 1 hr 30 min )
NI @ Thlll H&Of'O G11t' (191' 7 °'ama)
Srurley Temple. Ron&ld Raegan 12 hrs)
r:9 l len F'rom Your Show 01 Shows ·
t 1973 Comec!y) Sid Caesar. Imogene
~oca ( 1 hr 32 min J • C Th4' Gift Of Love I tQ7fl Orama)
MRr~ Osmond Timothy BollOITIS I I hr
38 min) H Th4> Woman In Red I t984 Come
dy 1 Gene Wrtder Kelly l eBroc1t I t hr
'l 1 rnio I S 0 1lord Blues ( t984, Qf11ma) Rob
t riw P Ally Sheedy 11 hr 33 min I
24 Sunday. September 1, 1985
l ..... u. ,.,.,,,.._
W ... "Oamierr Omen II" 11978 Hor
ror) Wdlmm HOiden. Lee Gran! A weal!~ /
IOdustr1atcs1 and tus second wife adopJ h•s
deceased b<olher's son a mysterK>U<.
youngster wno rs actually lllf' ch11C ot rt"'
Devil. 'A' ( 1 hr . 50 min I OD -Tim 9'. Hosts Len Oa~n
NICk Buoolcootr ( t hr I .. , ·=_,,.ATCM
!I: "Hanna K !1983 Ofam.,
Jill ClaybUrgtl Gat><iel Byrne A .k>N•SI
American woman begins a new hie as ar
attorney 1n Jerusalem but laces a d1temn i
wtien she delerlds a wspecled Arao •Pr
rorist 1n a case be•ng prosecuted by hi'•
ex-rover A' ( I hr 51 min ) ~ mW11 'The Wicked Lae1y' I t981
Comedy) Faye Dunaway Alar\ Batf>S /I
1ascina1tng high-society woman PrJ98QP'
1n highway robbery. seducflon and rnurt:11•1
1n the course of a day s work R 1 1 >i
38 min I rz:J mWll "Aphrodite · ( 1982 Dramd
Valerie Kepnsky He<sl Buchho11 On a•
island 1n lhe Aegean Sea. 191 4 dr1 arm ...
manufacturer arranges a three-day far 1,1
sy recreation of Pierre Louys ctas!>•C t« •
of the gOddess of lovP ancJ be11u1y R' I !
hr. 36 mrn )
I WM"llY .... 1:9 mow. "Gunfight At Comanche C•ef'~
(1963 Western) Audre Murphy Collt'f'•
Miller A detective 1nf1111a1es a gang or out
laws 10< the purpose of exposing tne11 "
10<10Us teaoer (2 hrs )
(f)...,C. ... e .,. "Double lncJemnity' 1971
Suspense) Aictiard Ctenna, Samantt1a
Eotar A woman plans to murder hpr hu<,
band and have 1t appear to be al' act
dent 1n 0<der 10 collect on hi~ Ille 1nsu•
ance poliey J.1 hr , 30 min )
1-.Y •••• -----llM*l~Y o.c. ,_,
M __,. • ...,... II
•(%) "The B0<der" ( 1981 Orama) Jae~
Nlcholson Valene Perrine I t hr 41
mtn )
119 m .. Abb011 And Costello Ml'et Th1;1 Mum
my" (1955 Comedy) Maue W1ndc;Of M
chael Ansara ( 1 ht • 30 min )
(HJ "Love Streams" ( 1981' Drama) Jot·•
Cassavetea Gena Rowland~ C2 hr5 . lh
min) -CC) ·Swamp Thing ( 1982 Fenrastl
Adrtenne Barbeau Louis Jourdan t t hr
30mln )
"I Want Yoo ( 1952 011111101 l>A•1o1
Andrews. Dorothy McGu11e ( t hr 4;
mlfl) -Ill> "Oh. Susanna ( t950 WAStern) noo
Cameron. F(l(rest Tucker (2 hrs J
-· "Two Ttekets To London 11q4 i
Or&ma) Michele Morgan, Alan C.w1ts I I
hr 30 min)
tW CZ, ·car I 1981' Drama) Johrt t vr•' ''
Helen M11ren ( t hr . 41' min )
,... · Att&ek 01 lne Musnroom f'PoptP
( 1966. H orrO<) AkitO KubO N1k1 Yast11111
fl hr 30 min l
_ .. , ..... 11ov1u-
t9 H_ .,_ Carnal Knowledge ( t97 1
D•ama) Jae.I< NichOISOI'. Aflhur Gartun~
cl Two men e~~ ,,...,kedty ~f'f.-<•t
.111.1 lPs abovl worner and se~ as 11'\ey
remain lriene1<. trom thPir c.otlege y1>ars 1n
tt1e 194Us through middle age for b' tt •
..1'",~~"' ]6moc 0
1:11 ,Amt.
.,_ Panic In Ne+•dli> Pi!r~ I t'H 1
Orama) Al Pac1ror I" tty W1nri A t'"'''"
tdd•CI bee.< rnes •ro..,nlvPd Nltt• a 11.11v1
y1Jung woman and whPn st1i> b~CJmf"
u ll'h '' 1 ttP; ruri '' ,.,,, P to ~i•!JPQ•t It•
~";.:._ I .,_ The Pr,.,r I>~ 01 l bPrly
'974 ComeOyJ Jean C1a1JcfP .Br1aly
I> Je>llo C.el t 1J1S f11111upl'-, c;eripc; ot surrea
11 p,__l'jc,tec. ir il ••Q• Piii' commen11ng ur
ll·e 1r1,111011,11 w11l1111 c.ontl'niporary l1IP ancJ
c.rv hza11uf! n 11 ,,, 44 n111 )
Ml C ~ I yt-.rr<•Pf' 11<i84 SuspenSl"1
( lnll r ,1<;lw11od ( 1Pnev1e11e 8UJOIC1 Wl'-.11•
n.-pst1g;11ir·Q 1 <,pr1e<. ot <JhSiy se1 n ... r •»-''> 11 tuugt1 NPw OrlParic; cop d1SCQvPr<.
l~liJt 1,,. r1.ic, muc.h "' t:ornmor w1lh lht'
'lllP• "" ~ pvr~uing R ; It tu ~4 rnrr) S llOv. Sac.rerJ r,ruuruf' ( 1q53 Ora
r!lil Tr• M I"'"' J;i, ~ f131 T urmru
"' •!=•IS wr.pr, ,J 11!(ltJhfil!!I "'''" an1j hi!. lilrTll
ly try 10 selllt• "' F'.ro1.11• t11ir1,11 grour111:;
f'(, ( t t,, 40 n ''l I
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.,_ All The R•gt 1 Moves ( t98J
Drams) Tom Cruise Craig r Nelson An
11mb111ovs high schoo1 tootbatl prayer in a
~Y ng Pennsy1..,ani11 steel town dreams of a
college schol11rsh1p 1n Cltder ro make a
Deller l•IP 'r•• tnnself R f I hr 30 min t
11:9 ti) 'lhe l uc1fpr (;omplel I 1978 Hn1
ror) no~rt V1uc,ihn Kppnar Wynn (,
hrs)
C ~.1e11.1 Dallas t 19.H Orama) Barba
roi '>1•1• wy( k Jotu AolPt; t 1 tir 'i I min )
H Muney (Jri The S•dtt 1198? Otamal
l'1trPr Viiler.tinP Jilm•• •Pe C.urt1s 11 hr
40 lfl10)
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..
< m .. ty J J J tro Ilic fld• • A•11n1t> Barnes l' hr JO min )
Z ' Bdt1111c• 1 19B I 1 ''fl••l N1naa "
I n.1y1• Ph11i.11 I I I I •«1 ~ t hr 4,,>
rt11t1 ' ~ C Mo 11 ••r •'I
r 111 f\ptf~ <.•ti•"
i' ( IQ47 M11<,1
t.• I 1.11ley ( 1 IH 4 / ,,
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f11ro Hr•,tnri lfo > M.1 ,, 'l°''' ( t hr 4 I
1011
S "'" n A1!v1>rtfw1.r; In Wu11d11rl,1nd
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'>ellprc;, I 1 t' 4 1 n I
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hf11 I <;t tnw'(• • l'\1~ .1()11 f i<.lttr (I tu 10
inn * C l PavA I." t t·•ut11ng , 198 t Ora
ma M1t'kpy Ruon~y Attrwt JackSOfl t t
-l'ricla1 Cont.
t'lr 40m1n I S• Dot AnCI The KallUdtUu
~eotureJ Animated (I ht l!/
HI L 0 81!1('r Victory •'l'l
R1cnarJ Burton Curt h1• 1• r
rr '' 1 z, Cro~ Creek • 11g52 D1<1r· 1
S•eenburgen Rip To1n 12 r rs ~fr'•
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&SEIM
IUCI(.,...
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--~MCI VICTOltY• GAlllO fl 1
chocks the suburban tjilr , .. ,,
Cl m¥W 'The (1111 I H I '''
ma) Marie Osrn11nd T 11
r•relty New Yor.._ C11, , ,
with a pi>nn1IE"« yo•'" 1
Ct1ric,tmas seaso11 1 1 • •
E ~•flMVllW H' m¥W n,.111..1 H l"
i:a ) l 1nda Ot..i1r hrn II• 1,
nn!ed music. <;f 111..,, ! ..i
roller s1i a1tng 1.u1t1 , r •· • r, •
sum=er :-.!ud•P!. 1•1, I I t I $ 01l1J011.•• lrll
Rob I <JWP Ally St • •' 1,
ly s tr.ttl1!1(11 '"' r '" I l I
t>rash Arn»•,,.,,, '• "'
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•DAYATA,_ llAClm./L..a ~
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·~MCU.
Cll ...
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with Robert l lm h • :r.: DAYI AGAIN M , ... '::'u'I. M 11
Reagan's barber
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.... tlf l'CJIJMm .,,,.,.,
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street v<; Jonn ti.rir ., 1 1 1 it 1
m1ddlPWfltlgtll hilt> 1lllt1f ,1 t•fl 11 I;• l I t I tr r•
rounds from T OIP<lO (lh" f 1 1 • 111
mm) ( llOV'a Flashpoint ( 1'lR4 Dra11 .11
Kris Krt910lferson Trflil! W111 .. 1m~ Two
border patrolmen un<'.llvP• A 70 .,.,ar 110
mystery when they w1Mrth .i l""r ron
tl il\IOQ I lkelelC\n anf'1 S800 000 tl1Jr IHl r
th• TelCH delflrl A (I hr ]d "''" , fO) llON "Fla,hpotnl 11qf14 f'JrHn 11
K11s Kriatolleraon Trear W1111am'> Tw
border patrolmen uncovr11 A /10 ye11r nlr1
mystery when thfly un1111rlh 11 Jftf!P c.w1
faining ll lkeletOn and S80Q 000 t\urtf•rf II
the T axss de11er1 ( 7 hl'l I (%) MO¥ll "Th,. Onrdflt ( t')H 1 Ort1t1•iil
J11ck NIChOl!.C>n Valell"! Perrn1n A I E,./11!',
border QUard·~ v11h1f''I coml'I 1n cnnthr.t
w•tr, •nose of n1c; co1tupt co-w0<kers and
n1\, rnafeHal1st14. wile A 1 1 hr 4 7 min 1 muam ~ 8 2 OM TM! TOW Featured e11p1onng ttle
s! t><•r•mns 11 Nepa1 includes a view lrOrl'
••·e •..,i; -it Mr fv.,{!resr a vtSJt to the cap11a1 ~t Karmandu a ~00-year-old IMOQ muse-
Jrr n search ot the rare white tiger 0 CRAZY CAMITA A spmted 13-year 01a
a•rr rr1es 10 sa11e tier southern Te11as
'>Ct'IOO• trom closing by nelping her mother
,..n a seat on the school board
B'*" .... m OM L.A. Featured a special report
,,, huw people who have been declared
''" ,, <1111 •1eao · come t>ark 10 tell their
11 111t>s ot the "omer side
81 IMU.GOAT~
j') PIOPU'I CCUT m WHO , ••• TNUI •AC11? r IJIJr
N • •mtln dn<l live men with d1sab1h11es sh<1re
1t•1•1r 1nt1mare \~oughts and common A•
P'"'"nte<; 1n a mu<.1cal rp111Je abour lllP ,,.,
1 •1•Sdt>l~Prson
I ~. w1wou01 ~
'Al&YFlll> WAll•tQTC* Wiil • ._,, Q llOVW Tarawa Beac.hhead' 119"t8
A ':l1Pnt1,rP1 KPrw1n Marhewc, Juli!"
•. :i;in ~ Wr·Pr ..i 11eulPnan1 d•t>S a hero 1r>
"qfl-i1c'1na1 a '>f'rgeant dec1<les 10 keep
11 Pf rn .. tac.I that !he man had prPv1ouc;ly
• ttP l 1r Ame11c<11 1n cold b!OOd 11 tir
·10 n '' I .. 8 IUOI ...,.. llAO WOM.O Of ~ -* Ar r a1er1 The board ot directors at
• • T • •ii <.Pl OvPt tow ra11ngc; h11Ps thf'
'" .... r;ic.i..ng rat>t>1t to develoP 1nnovaf1ve
p .q1;imm1ng (R) 0 ~ 1.-n .... Michael and KITT
,,., P airer a big wheel "' thi> truci..mg 1n
I istry who wanrs 10 torcP 1noepem1ent
lr1Jc.1<ers nut ol bus1ni><.'> IAI C.) I l hr I 0 MARCO llOlO Thf> acMmtures and 111s
1we11f's ot I 11h century rraveier Marn>
P<W wh1IP he 'iflrved 1n lhti c nurt ot Mon
!J"I rnh•r Kllbl111 Khan are dramatized in d
. ,. ""'""''"''.., "1.irnng Ken Marshall 1n !he 1111e
• •h• l 1>nn<H<I N1moy as Polo's adver'>dry
A t'lmtir and Burt I anc;..1s1er as Pope Gre
~ry X (Part!> ol 'l) (7 hrc;)
U Wi!ilfD WAbsrer rPluc;e., tn IPll t\1<,
IJ!ldparents why M and hi<; l:>eSl frrend ctlP
leud1ng (A) (,) rTl fTIB. COUM llM An android •1P
•.iynP<l tor m1htary use escape<. lroni lhP
1b<'ratory anc1 QPI<. 1nvntvPd 1n a n11mtie1
' I W8' ky a1j11Pnflllfl'i ,,, the !PAI WOid
<,1 w.. CharlPs RO< ket f>or1an I N>11110
1 t>11c. i. <. onnors I t hr I
BJO«l!lrlWl.D T 1WUIHTD*I JJ all QIAIWI caJUDI 0 • = 'Cry 01 The Wild ( 1974 Doc
1mentary) The behav10<t1I patterns or
wolves are 'iluClied C11spelh11Q l&l<,e Pel•PI<.
concern1~he11 innate savagery (2 hrs I
I WA81-T<*-•M'WllWc;i
FUmTMIU.
WAI.I. nmT -Guest Nancy C
Smith. vtce president Glenmede Tr111JI
Company C m¥ll "Mother Wore Tights· (1947
Mus1c;el) Belly Grable Den 0.11•y Perr
ner'l ot a 8uccesstu1 1111udevllle team merry
and heve ct11ldren ( t nr •H mlO I 'H,mWI 'Revenge 01 The Ninja' ( 1983
AC111entura1 ShO Kosug1. Arrhur Roberts
A Jap&neae galleiy owner denies n1s v10
IMI Ninja he<ttage until American drug
tralt1ekers kidnap hi' young ~ A' ( 1
hr 28 m111 I cs ~ . Once uwo A Time In Amftrt
ca (1984 Drama1 Robert Of'Niro
James W¢0Cls Sergio l eone s p >rlrd•I ol
!tie friendships loyalties ano t>ell'fiyals ol
a small group of Jewish gangc.tF••c, r1 1t1e
1920s and ·30s R' o 13 r•rs 4,. .,..11 1 UI@ ..,...,_..
UI 8 m l'UCI lD .._ Var1ab1e 11festyles
create cnaos 10< rwo couples wnen tney
dt-e1de to save money by h11nq unoer rhe
same roof Stars Ricll LOl'lman ;ind Susan
Hess fJ IATimAY 9DN•1a CAllTOOM,.....
Hosts Tony Danza and M11ry l ou Relt<ll•
take a sneak peek al ABC c, nPw lrJrh '"'
llneup 1nclud1ng Ewoks & St<1r W;irs
Dro1ds Adventure Hour Tn., I! !ln11sts
Of Scooby·Doo· and "Thf\ Su(:lf'r P >w>'r S
Team Galachc Guar'11an">
;=DOUQM
, ... llAAAZlll
WA&J. ~ 1llD l1llP',f r~,jtll 'f I
Smtih. vice pres1oen1 G1enrr•t!•lt• I ru-.t
Company I'!> • cocra a ouw COUNTY 11 ...
Editors Orange Counry· F d•t ir 111.,
b•g daily newspapers talk i1b•H1t '''"II r ,,.
n1ng maior news 1ssuec; " fl" "•' 11 1 d me task of cove11ng suu <1 lr".11• ......
with 26 cities ano 2 m1111011 •""'' l• ~·
'
.-IC8n"B -1:11 _,, TUCU
.. Cl) m¥W MarQ•• 1 1 Mur 1"•
1981 Drama1 1<ev1n fJOl>S0•1
P1c11ett Haro no1i!'<l 1um<,1 • M ~ •
Hamme• <, searer tor IJ•'> t~ r 11 r•n l •
murderer eaas ,...,,..... .nra a
ruthless smai.lerc; 1R BGD.,T .wr
@ ~Bens••' 1r11 1i•hr, 1
c;ummoned 10 \he While Hou-.•• wiwn A·•1
c;on·c; cn11c1sm )I IP<1erill O• q .. 1 c it
l···EF·'-"" ...... '"' .
rum 1'111 L011D
,_ lm 'OrpL '" 1t f1 I h
Truthful?" Guests L <1wr••• ·• 1• I 1111•·! '""ll"
US ambassador to Y11q11..,1,1,i.1111111rn lh1
Carter adm1nSl<ilft<)(\ l v,Jn c ... 1t1r 11!1 I ·r
mer US amba!>satJrn to fr 11111· 1 • •
.f,~edDawr I 11iJ \1 •• 1
lure) Paltlck Sway JP ( t t n111..i· H1 .,.,, 1
When Communist parc111 ... p .. r. r .. 1 s. 1
<.rnftll LJ S 1ow11 and N>qrr h .l.t "l' "" t
1nh<11."11tants a group of "•qt• s. 11r 1 ,
dPnl'" r:le~perately ltQt>I'> 0.-1 ~ Pl, I I
hr ~4 mll"I) ? ~ l1yr1r ·"4' t, 11-1.i
Chnt Eastwood GPnt>v t'vP ll
1nves1tga1tng ol senes 0 1 ..;r .,,~
ders a tovgh New Orlea11s ''I J1c.. cw•
that he tias much 1n common ,. th
killer he 1~1t1~ R • t 111 aal :-Oc.r TMI UC1 k.<111· S{lr
lakes 9 cue from m lll•O ~lft•rt 01 r
brr be h•S paroch1al·SCl'I !Puel'lt.. I fi • J
.,_ Ttle Greek cnon t 1MA
Drema) Anthony Quinn JRcqu1111n11 fi,.,
set A weallhy Greek sn1pp1ng rnailr1ar,,
marries the wife of a dectiasedrAmPr•car
pres1C1ent. launching a ~rormy 1p1At1t)ns,!'l11
ll ht1 . 30 min l ClJ AUl1"IMJM MUI POOTIAl.L I hm n11
11on Final live from VFl P"rk "' V1r101111
Auatralla (3 l'lrs)
(H) llON · H11rdbod•es l t 904 I "r'"'<l¥
Gr&nt Kramer Te111 RoOEort• In., ... ll\111
dlfl 11ged c;1ngte men ~" °' 11 u1' •r P ,,
Sunday, September 1, 1985 25 I
-l'riclay Coal.
picking up t:>eautttul beach girts 1n south-
ern C.hfomia 'A' Q ( 1 hr . 28 min I -a GD lmMI ftCI When Tubbs otters 10
help an Old g1rtfriend hnCI her younger SIS
ter. he and Crockelt Clrscover she's a
drt\iddicted call g1'1 (A) ( 1 hr ) I ~:. llOIT ...... ._ •r •rr• Steve Allen hosts th1S ftt1h ed1
ttOn of memorable goots 1nclUd1ng slip-ups
by Dinah Shore. Henry Winklei Don Mer·
edtth and Bu~nol~ (RI c;J ( 1 ht.)
1:5=~ ,_ ........
9INll .. Swamp Thing· ( 1982. Fania
sy) Adrienne Barbeau. Louis Jourdan A
bftlliant research screnttst concocts a r&-
markable potion that turns him into a he-
.. 1r~ :.~:hr :min.)
.. &dill...,. ...
MOLD&Om: A MA1'9 ..C. Da-
viel Ogden Shers nariates the htst<><y of
San Diego's Old Globe Theatei an Eliza·
bethan playhouse that survived senous
setbacks
DAU.AINOUI
WOll.D OI CMr""'O""<•m•11111
tt9 DD CJ)~tm ... TAii
fmGO.
MQll ...... PUCI
u.Tm.18
'9fl'TUCU Cll ITAGI LA ~eatureCI Jim ano Mar
Iha Hession pet!Ofm songs ot the '20 s
ancJ 'JOs
~~:o'mioRT lf fmT a Tel Pio foo1ball 1eam owner
01ar1e Barrow gets some 1ntAr1erence from
her ~~jA riusoano l t Clllll ~. m¥I! "W)rnen On Se11" (No Date
Adutl) Z m¥I! My 1 u1or" ( 1983. Romance)
~aren Kay1> Mall Lattanzi A high schOOI
studer•I becomes romanhcally rnvohieo
wrth It!' 0111>1 woman who JS tulorlng him
1n Frerxn A' ( 1 hr , 37 min )
11:9·~~....-m I m TOllmff Host Johnny Cersoo
Scheduieo comedian Steven Wright ( 1
l"'li:='-
llOCOCllD"8 UT'bMHT ~A Scheduled
r~~r~Ofl Cooper (I hr)
B ... 'flat ~ Computer competl
lion fr~ Sou1neut A .... 10ftwere tN tur·
Ing Mr Roger& viewing femlly and friend• elltt ~=n ln Rtd' (1Q84
) ~ W1ldtf. Kt lly Lt8toek An
othetwlM happu~ "'1arri.d San Franclaco
burM ucrat ~.,, obeMM<S wuh a ;or·
geout model and ,,," dftt>er1tely to fn111
alt an anelr with ' iw 'PG-t 3' O ( 1 hr
-2i'i~~-
-.. "The Fury'' (197~. HOfr~1
K1rit Oooolu John C.IS8vet• Gifted
with 111tra0fdlnary tllleklne11c po~• t
young man 19 kldnepptd by • formtf ••
26 Sunday, Septen"lber 1, 1985
soctate of his lntematlooal superapy talhe<
Who plans to uee hit talet11s for neta11ous
I~~~~ 15 min) ...... ••111n ... .. ,_MOT 1IM:lt8 Scheduled v1-
deas by Tina Turner ("We Don't Need
Another Hero"), Rick James ("Glow") #
Whitney Houston ("Savin' All My Love for
You"). Biiiy Ocean ("MY91ery Lady")
l)~r~
..... LOii>
... "Hollywood Hot Tubs" ( 1984
Adult) Donna McDaniel. Mlchael Andrew
After taking a plUmblng job, a young man
plunges Into a senes of surprising en
counters with some unusual Hollywood
characteft. 'R' ( 1 ht .. 42 min ) CD llOWll "Bodies ln Heat" (No Dale .
Adult) ( t hr., 30 mm.)
(D)llOWI "Bodies In Heat" (No Date) ( 1
hr, 30mln) (J)aro. ........ '9MT'ITCU El-
ton John mixes hll ciaaeica "Daniel."
"Rocket Man" and "Island Gtrl" along
wtth songs from his latest albVm "Break-
ing Hearts" In a Londoo farewell concert
i hra)
JllQ.UI
1t11 • ..a&Y~ ¥mOI
Ta&.a ... nll Mm-MISSlng COi lege transcripts, a lo61 social secu11ty
m1mber and a mother who doeSn'I recog·
n1ze him cause a young graphic CleSlgner
to slip Into paranoia
I IOOlllllffU.:-
... "Call Him Mr Shatte1" ( 1975
Adventure) Stuart Whitman. Peter Cusn·
1ng. An 1nternatlonal hit man becomes the
target of vlllalns Wtieo he IOlJtneys to Hong
Kong to pick up a payoff. (2 hrs )
Cf) _. "The Garment Jungle" ( 1957
Orama) Lee J Cobb, AIChard Boone
Love and mob exlorlion lhrea1en 1he
postwar garment buSlness partnershrp ol
a man and his wldOwed father (2 hrs I
1 ........
UM,! CAllml PAILn .,.,_ Baall f0<ge1s all other
problems when a publlC heallh inspector
arrives at hta hotel.
I ... , ... w ... , 9"91fl£3FIT TW Interview with
Robert Urich.
• llOWll "The Ne111 Victtm" ( 1975
Suspense) Carroll Baker, T P McKenna
A psychotic klller terrorizes a beautiful
woman trapped In a wheelchair ( 1 hr 30
mlni..rlUCll l ....... u. .........
_. "Fame" ( t~. Orama) Irene
ra. Barry Mllltf. Several gifted atvdenta
at e New York high echool for the per-
forming arta ex~ pertonal and pro
fnalonal Mtback• and tvocetMt. 'R (2
t\ra . " min ) CZ) .,,. "Boltfo" ( 1984, Drama) Bo
Oirtk. Geo<~ Kennedy After graduating
ffom an Engllttl t>Oardlng achoo!. a wom·
an jOUrneyt to Arabia and SP&ln In 1Mreh
of tttr fll'11 loV9f ( 1 hf , 4 1 min )
!,...,,,.
-T ... "Th• Pit" ( 1980
IJIPtl'IM) Sammy Sn~ A dtttutbed
young man ~t• hie 9"tlre town ln'IOI~ In
hie \/loltnt flntaaltt, ( 1 hr , 38 min ) . ..,,.,.,_
W (C) ... "All That Jan" (1979, Mull·
call Roy ~helder. Ann Reinking A popu-
lar director-ch0teographer's last Ille takes
a phy&lcal and emotional toll as he a1-
tempts to stage a Broadway mus1Cal by
Clay and edit his latesl movie by night R'
Bhrs. 3 min.) -a. am ... llOYll "Triple Cross'" ( 196 7
Suspense) Chnstopher Plummer, Yul
Brynner An internatronat agent receives
medals from Germany and Sn.rain before
the eoCI of the war, wtutn he turns out 10
l
be =for the Attles (2 hrs 30 min )
...rlMC*I
..... LOii)
AUITIAUM ua FOOT'IAU. E11m1na
lion Flnaf lrom VFL Park in Vlcloria Aus
lraha (A) (3 hrs )
Cl).,. "My Tulor'' ( 1983. Romance)
Caren Kaye. Matt Lattanzi A high sctlool
student becomes romanticelly mvOIVeCI
with the older woman who is tutonng him
1n French 'A' ( 1 hr 37 min )
I ""'"' llY Lim t1I mWll "Winning ( t969. Orama) Paul
Newman. Joanne Woodward A champion
race car Clrlver beset wllh ott track marital
problems is determ1neo to win the lni:11an-
;:
lls 500 ( 2 hrs 30 min ) tll .,,., ....
.... ..a11111
mWll "Nol Guilty'' (1914 Mystery)
Christopher George. DrnSdate Landen An
mternallonal crime 11ng 1s uncovered Our
1ng an investigation into the poss1b1lr1y thal
an employee of a large land development
company 1s being framed tor his wife s
l
murder {1~=) ft,..,
M .._.,_,.,273113
Mt AllOTT • COITILl..O ...
fla-.OIB
mWll 'Pumping Iron ( 1977 Docv
menlary) Arnold Schwarze11egger Lou
Ferrigno Two phyStque stars unoergo ri
gorous training rituals 10 prepa1e for corn
pet1t10n 1n the WorlCI BOdybu1lding Chern
~onstups PG' ( t hr. 25 mro)
l1I (.LJ .,. ·verllgo" ( 1958 Mystery)
James Slewart. Kim Novak A rellreel San
Francisco delect1ve with a fear of heights
1s h11ee1 to 1ra11 a wealthy shipowner's w11e
and finds himself felling 1n love with her ·pa· (2 hrs J
(1)) PICMI "Ver1igo 1No Date) 12 hrs
tSmln) a.CID _,. ·unoei Fire (1983. Orama)
Nick Nolte, Joanna Cas~dy Two Ameri-
can toornallsts and a photographer cover
the Nicaraguan war while a French double
agent uses photographs of rebels 10
... rch for key Sandinllte leaders 'A' o
i hra,8 m1n)
Mt PMTM• llOWll "Game 01 Death" ( 197Q, Ad-
ventUtt) Brue. L ... Chuck Noma The
king of kung l\J b1111 .. lwo formidable vii
l a. {1 hr , 30 min ) LA_,_,,., .. ==MLW M "Derk Plaeet' ( t 973. Horror)
bet1 Hardy, Joan Cofllna. An eic-menrar
patient tak .. over ti'\e run-down manalon
of a maniac: whtfl the dtad man'1 aplru lore" him to r~t • Mflet of grltly mur ~·po· (1 hr .31 min.)
.. ~.,.. "Surf II" ( 1Q84, Comedy) Ed· ctle °"19". Lindt K.,rldge A madmen
eoncocta • talntec tott drlnl( lhftt compe11
aurfert and t>each·bum1 to eel gerbeg. 'R'~m1n1 •;, ....
r
-lalurclay
-•MomLlll .. ••----;r.=-AL CGUmflOOTUIJ. ......
' .........
.. _,,. "Red River Range I t938
Wesrern) John Wayne Ray Corrigan I 1
hr I
1:11 (S.;.,.. Alice's Adventures In Wonder
land' ( 1972. Musical) Fiona Fullerton
Peter Sellers ( 1 hr , 4 1 min )
1:11 (_c) 'MA. -* tmMTI MD IOml Paul tf
Srmon pe<f0<ms selections from l'l1s album
"Hearts and Bones" and discusses his
music career 1:11 IJ CAlllUI PllOfU: ,..,..,. Cll .,,,..
T10ll
1:=:::0.,.11
.a.TIC8Tll . '"YCUt. 11 •11 M ,_, I Ta Pro football IPam owner
()lane Barrow gets some interference from
he~ :'3sty ex-husband
.. lllllWIJ&D
ft.LA~ '°' .. Cl.OllW TmTU .... .-w
rT"IYom• 1 ...
DlllCI •ITUDIO IUflTI TOlmeAQAll ..., "The Bounty ( 1984 Ofama)
Mel Glt>son Anthony Hopkins (2 hrs t2
min) ...,Cl.Alt __
• llJln ,_,OM OI TMI NlCll .. ~
.. llDCUZ & ,..,, , ......... " . ..,.. ...... 1111
mTM•W. .......... 1M_.,ICMOUl11C ....,AM La
Jolie vs Patrick Henry High Scl'lool
l =YU. • ...,.. ... um .........
... "The Magi<: Of Lassie' ( 1978.
Adventure) James Stewart Mickey Rocr
~ ( I hr , 40 min } , CZJ *'-"Never Say Nevet Again
( 1983. Adventure) Sean CoMery. Klaus
Marla Brandauer (2 hrs . t7 min )
l..,...,,._1••ro
NI Whii
a=::----o .. _.~·---llililll (Premiere L ( I hr ) 1&~•·••11 ow..-Cl'W ,_,. .......
•ITUDIO ~~=Q
-Gf ,.. Animated Sherlock
Hofmea and Of Watson discover an Old
parchment that holda ctues 10 • fantastic
treesure &nd a string ol myt1ter~
dea~hr) NII ..., "Oalcots Incident" (1956.
WMtern) 0814t Robeftton. Linda Demell
\hf 55m+n )
1:11 m AL.om UllG m ,.,AlmB.,-.
Mm l'IOOGll niunt•--flGllLI TO PIOPll ,__
eo.8.9.1 • MOOllD Cll AlllOllCI
1llU1\m
-U.UllB .. 1:=111t11UWTuml
~ ®l IWOllAllD---~
l"°"':i£ (lhr}
MOUWl.-S
ICM.TUii Wi•Y AQUA .. A 1ook ar a re
cenlly built aQuarium on Cannery Row 1n
Monterey Calif and the processes 1n
vol11ed1~11
Ii! t?JclAllD IUlQlleQ !} _,.. "Ambush" ( 1950 Weste1n)
Robe<l Taylor John Hoo1ak ( 1 hr 29
min.) m _,.. 'Station S1it Sahara ( 1964
Orama) Carroll Baker. Peter van Eyck ~
hrsL
.. , (I) DDllll•l•m•• a...-. Cll CAlllUI
aml.U
KCGm MCI. KOT1111 Cll Alll••n A looll at the rangP
and drverSlty of ph0to1ournahsm, leatunn9
profiles or Alfred E1senstaed1 and Jodi
Cobb
I UllPUmTMIU. , _lAllD ••ct• llO¥m "Ask Any Girl ( 1959 Come
dy) Shirley MacLa1ne Da111d Niven ( t hr
4 t min J
(8) llO¥ll "Hardly w orking· ( 1981 Com
edy) Jerry Lewis Susan Oliver I I hr 31
mml_ •IJ {I) u.l.Of91,_ Scheduled Men·i;
semifinals and women's final, live trom
Flushing Meadow·C0<ona Parll. N 'Y ( 1
::lt,. • 111 ... ~ TIAo9 ULACTIC
....... (Premiere)
1 :--~=.--.,. cou.m POOTIMl couam flOOTUIJ. Southwestern L ov
1S1ana at Au~1g hrs 30 min I I ~
..-TW .-r..-cm .-.xa Am • shef1cx.i..
Holme&' niece Charlotte follows in her un
cle's footsteps when sne deci~ to find
the Queen of England's SIOlen tew&K ( l
hf.)
ll) ... The Immigrant' ( 1917 Come
i Charlie ChapUn, Edna PulVlflncl" .. eAL•Ml>Mct .. •t «I tl~GflCOOrf-GOQ !Prem
left) a tar•a11.,. (!).,. "Five Oeadf~ venoms ( i971l
Adventure) Chiang Cheh. Sun Ch1t>n I?
hrs ......... I=··· lll'ltmAmT••ma•-nnt HlghllghlS of
the '8-' AFC and NFC OMstonal Playotts
... 'Wondef M11n" (1945 C~
c:ty) Denny Kave VifQIOlft Meyo ( t hr . 31
mrn)
ZJ 11CM1 Annie Oallley" ( 1935. Weet-
ern) Barbara Stanwycll Preston FOS11H
l hr 30mtn)
-GDIOVIDIO TOPeVIJIOI Im ICOGlt ....... , ......
Ir=~ IQUAlm FOOT UM Ea I a
~ITAT10ll
-coc.a I ~ ccurn 'The fd•tors Orange County" Ed1tOfS of the
tllg daily newspapers talk abOUt long run·
n111g ma1or news issues 1n the. county and
fhe fask ot covenng such a dynamic area
w•fh 26 c•t1es and 2 m1lhon residents. E • HQMUHOW ._. International Oer-
o_y lrom Newport, A I (2 hrs.)
tt. -THI 99\. Hosts Len Dawson,
Nick Buonicont1 ( 1 tu )
.. ~ ~'.:tn llOOll AllD '"' QuMna. IACK U> A t2·ye13r·otd bOy's hopes to
bf>come a photographer clash with hrs la·
lher"s plans f0< him 10 pursue a pro foot
ball career Ale,.. Karras stars ( 1 hr ) .. , F~ (Season Premiere) . VICTOl'Y GAiia
ua.u~
·~90l0Cl'f _,.. ·tt You Could See What I Hear"
1982 Biography) Marc Singer RH
Thomson ( 1 hr 43 rnon } m nt111A11 ,~a m ...... ., • ..... ..... 8 AmNC•'I TOP 1111 ~ A.IC .......... (Season
Premiere) The AdVentures Of Con
Sawyer And Hvcklemary Finn" Ofew Bar·
rymore and Brandy Ward star 1n an adap-
1af1on 01 Mark Twain's claSSIC tales of
youthful 1nnocenc.e and adVenture (Pa11
101~ • I=-·= And The Eye Qt T ... Tiger" ( 197¥ Fantasy) Parnell Wayne
Jane Se= I 1 hr 53 min ) L 10 1 A Minor Miracle" ( 1983.
Orama) John Huston. Pele ( 1 hr . 41
mm) Z llO¥ll Scenes From A Marriage
(Pa!!<; t J nt 6) ( •974 Ofama) Liv
Ullmann l fa,d Josephson (2 his . 48
m1nl_ 11:111 G) ••ic~--all llU M1W Cll TMI llTI
lJ I CM WTMI> (Joined In
Progress) (Season Premtefe) rn n.-•uww. 9 ..-UCMIWTMI> (Season Prem
'6re) Featured Cock Robin ("When Your
Heart Is Weak ·· • 1 Th<>Ugtlt You WMe On
My Side 1 X (' Burning House ot
Love I vldeO by Huey Lewi' & the News
ITl'le Pow8f ol Love")
_,.atPITAILI
a.GAl:f
~Romancing The Stone'
t t984 Adventure} Mlch&el Douglas
Kathleen Turner { 1 hr 45 min ) m lM ... TMI Ulf ITCIP
-JUtenwooa ---· -a (I) u.a. Of91,_ CCll1'mm OD u•'ll. T eotatM!IY 9Chedu4e<I
Sunday. September 1. 1985 27
!-Saturday Cont. =re New York Mets at Los Angeles
or Philadetptlla Phlthes at San DI
i ecsr.m13 tva.) ,_,..
0 COi (-flOOtUU.. Florida State at
NelWaska <'hrs ) G .. "1.!Jfro" ( 1975, Adventure)
Alain Delon. Stanley Baker. (2 hrs.)
(!)-.-Y • ....,_ D.-Stan must de-
scend a steep cliff to rescue a wounded
~bof.
• ... "Man 01 The West" ( 1958
Weetem) Gary Cooper, Julie Lond<>n (2
hra.) • _,. W LOii•"' COOllr
Prepetatlon of broiled frog legt. eggplant
with lhrimp, orat> and flth. and amoked
lulrrel and rabbit gumbO ...... ., m•
Mn0 UC. CART Mld·Ohlo 200 from Lexington. Ohio (R) ( 1 hr 30
mln"-n.
t1t9 ~ U•AU Cmcmnat1 Reds at Ch1eago Q.it;.1i;rs. 15 min I -~ IT004m llOWll "Tarzan And The She-Devil'
1953, A~nture) Le)I Barker, Monique
Van Vooren ( 1 hr . 30 mtn I
l•u•••-wwwsm --
~LW
--~ ... "King Of Comedy· t 1982
Comedy) Robe1t De Niro. Je<ry Lewis ( t
._hr ,~1M'j~
.clJIOAO oocn.wo
TOMT•mlMOllSY ..,.CClmm a
--lla'fnll ... CD> ... "The W•terner" ( 1940. l~j~) Cooper, Waller Brennan .. ..,.
UllAT-__ _.
'Im CMf.,..,
_., Mlchelob National Club Cham·
~!OntNo from Olto.go. (R) ( 1 hr )
I) ... "Tht Magic 01 Lasale" ( 1978.
dventure) Jarnea Stewert Mickey Roo-
m
(1 hr . 40mln.)
... "The Swe><d Of The Valiant''
980. Fantasy) Sean Coonery. Mii.••
~~h~ln) -,~-~~· I .. tMIY -...wu_,.
.,. "Dixie Dynamite" ( 1976 Ad·
venture) Warren Oatea. Christopher
George (2 hrs ) e .... "Delta County. US A " (1977
Orame) Joanna Miles, Pecer Donat (2
lhft.J.. ..... ..,., ..... .......... u I l~mll"f
... "Pumping Iron" { 1977 Oocu,
mentary) Arnold Schwarzenegger Lou
•IFerr=~25 min)
&Uicmt AMI Ira Fletow discusses
anoltnt Egyptian mummlel. owts, balanc-
~ • blc:)'(lle and hellum'aettect on the
l lOT1'91' ,,. ....... wwwem aam-.11_..
28 Sunday, September 1. 1985
(C) MCMI "Topper" ( 1937 Comedy)
Cery Grant, Constance Bennett ( 1 h.r ,
37 min.)
(I) lmlMlll • UCM Budwei. APBA
Gold C4JJ;trom Seattle. Waah. ( 1 hr) ·1•TOIS&1.LU11UllD -
-(I) u.a. ---COll'llllll · •nm-•t'WM.l llOWll ''Here Come The Tlge<I''
( 1978, Corned)') Richard Llncoln,
Samantha Grey (2 hrs.)
• .,. "Bruo. Vs Biii" (1983. Adven·
ture) Silt Louie. Bruce le. (2 hrs.)
• llOVA This docudrama examl,,.. the
life, ti"* and work of GrtQOf Mendel, lht
Auguttlnlan monk wno.. reeearch be-
came the baala for the tclenoe of oenet· ~·&i~ • ~--lllAL1"--a5 cm --"Nightmares" (1983, Hor-
ror) Crtatlna Raines. EmlHo t:survetz. ( 1
hr., 39 min) -·==--~ TMl ... WMOWl.UD A •MU The true story of May Lempke, a strong-willed
woman wno became a foster parent to a
severely retarded infant and used unortho-
dox t ettecllve methods to raise him
Star Cloris Leachman ( 1 hr )
TllT'fm C•tmO
IDJl--lllln 1111-..nmPI"*' OIWCT111Y (IPAlmt)
•I DllOlllMl' 1 ....... ..,,...
, .. TALI MAllm "Cindefella"
Jennifer Beats plays the mistreated young
woman who ~ts a handsome prince
(Matthew Br<>denck) with the help a fairy
Q2.dmother peen Stapleton) Q (1 hr.) llJ ... 'Ten From Your Show Of
Shows" ( 1973, Comedy) Sid Canar, Im·
Qgent Coca ( 1 hr , 32 min ) ·
• • .._ &llDA'll W Hlghllghll from the • 8.4
NFL ... son and a recap of th• la11 year'• fF'---.... MUUm
lllMI "Riot" ( 1988, Oramal Gtnt
! .:.;,-;.;;, Jim Brown. (2 hre.)
...., _.. Hoet: Dionne Warwick
Ufltt Johnny Math!$, TH rl for FMrt.
Cock Rot>ln. Juice ~on. Sting (Inter·
vtept. Hr~ I ==~-.._ •,11n11,...., rr
COU.flOOTUU. ICClm iwm lllMI "E~tlng P.lte" ( 1983, Come-
dy) Michael C81ne, Julie Walters. ( 1 hr ,
so ~
4dl I -IT• Schedule(!: Interviews
with Ron Howard, Syl.,,.ster Stallone and
Steven Spielberg
• TMI • OI P001UU. fQ..&.m Players,
referees and halftlme enteftalntt1 become
slapstlclt comedians. caught by the cam,
eras In a number o,f unpredictable, o(ten
embarressing Sltuatlonl Narrated by
Bugs B~n'!)'. et al (!) AT 1"111 ... Scheduled lhe WOfS!
movies of eummer '85
• ..WATllll A look at plonee<lng tech
niques In pl11tlc 1urgtry lncludlng
cranlOfeclai reoonetructiotl
IDIMllC-OIUl'l--
(J:) lllMI "The Fifth Mut«tteet" { 1979
Ad-..nture) Beeu BrldQM, Ursula An °'"' { 1 hr . '3 min )
(() CGUlm POOTUU. UCLA at Brigham
Young (3 hrs , 30 min ) (I) M1MI "The Right Stuff" ( 1983. Ora·
ma) Sam Shepard. Scott Glenn (3 hrs 12 -= .. , ..... ..._ ... ••Ml ·1== .....
llAICO .at.O The adventures and dis·
COYerlel of 13th~ntury travete< Merco
Polo whlie he 181'\'ed In the court of Mon,
gol ruler Kublai Kheh are dramatized In a
mlnlle<lea starring Ken Marlhell In the title
rOle. Leonard Nlmoy 11 Polo's ac:Jv8flary
Achmet and Burt Lancaster as Pope Ore-
~ X. (Part 6 of 5) (2 hrs ) '
• CGUm N01UI.!. o+tlahoma State at W•~=hrs.) 1~=•11• ~cm --"My Favorite Year" (1982.
Comedy) Peter O'Toole. Mark Linn-
Baker ( 1 hr . 35 min )
(%).,. "Beyond The Reef" ( 1981, Ro-
mance) Dayton Ka'ne, Maren Jensen ( 1
hr ,31min~ .. 1 = POOTUU. Oklahoma Slate at
wa=:;.<3 hrs , 10 min ) .. ..~ ... .......... ..,..._.
Y-.Ct/9,., •ltmeAL--• ....
aA&IWTT .... _ ...
lomml __ .,. ...... ft
.. , •• ML'ullm ....
llOW9 "Wlnterhawlt" ( 1978, Adven·
ture) Mlehaet O.nte. Leif Ertol<.on. A Blactcfoot chltf kldnape two chlldrtn after
whlte men Ignore hla rtqUMt for btdty
netdtd amalrj>o~ !Mdlclnt. (2 hrs.) •ATM.,._ Scheduled: ''Vletntm In !lit Mcwllt" A IOok at "ApocalypM
Now." "Flrtt BIOOd," "Ramt>o: ·r1rs1
Blood Pert II." "Uncommon Valor" and
"M'm Action" (A) ruu
--~= .. _, .... ,, ..... ................ lrf!?llMY .....
&W TIClt .._ Computer,compett-
tlon from Southeast Aala: software teetur·
Ing Mr Rogers: viewing family and friends
~1atelllte
.,. "Dreamecepe" ( 198.4, Science
tlon) Dennis OU.Id. M9x Von Sydow
White working with a scientl&I who h11 dl&-
co-...red a way to project one's oontelovs
thouQhts into another's drMml, a peychte
ttumblee u~ 1 plot to use the method __ 1~iic.·~~13 fl U5
JAJI
GmDATATA,_
... W MY An exam1net1on of tocel art
eOJCatlon for children lneludlng tht Joi
trey 8&1'et II. lhe BamedaK Ar1 c.nter'I
..
-1aturc1ax eon1.
photography ctas8 for 10-year-olds and
also looks at a pioneel'lng program devel
oiped by fhe Getty E~ton Center For
The Arts.
• CG.utll a.mtUI CC).,. "Hytttrlcal" ( 1983, Comedy)
The HodlOn Brothers. Bud Cort A hO<ror
movie tPOOf f•turlng 1 novehsl 1n a
haunted houM, OCCtJlt adventUTers ano
the ~ful ghoet of a &ea captain's mis·
tress. 'PG;J t hf., 27 min ) (%) M 0
• ~TM.It llrTM Guest
SldCatMI.
1111• --MY IOCllt wrnt IOY ..... -Mtm CU8 Boy George hotts a trip through thle aummer'a hottest con·
oerta wfttl beckatage hlghlights of the live
Aid, r .. ,. For Feera an4 Kool & The
Gang toors. 8 WUCllwmtM¥1D..._.1Z Fea·
tured: furniture polish; home safety neigh·
borhood Justice.
• 1111NOGDW. Cl) nMt Cl.a. flGI ~I Jackie de
cldes§le wants to have a baby ano ap-
proac'hes he!' bOy'frtend Bill at>oot being ;=ra. . ~ = UCIO wmt DAVID NOIOWtrz Fee
lured: a household cleanser challen~
newest aec4Klty devtees. choosing a tire
axtlngolstief; 1mproveo auto safety glass
1.....,. ...
AICnC ~ This documentary
chronicles an expedition to Iceland 10
capture putfln1, a species of seabird and
traoet theif adjullment 10 Ille 1n Ch1cago·s
Llncr P=~&i l lmtUM,_,_
...., An lnttrnatlonal lllm star's vlSlt
to Chattllham 1urn.1 Into a media evenl
when lt'a revMltd that ah• hH an 11teg1t1·
matt chHd. ( 1 hr )
Ct) (al .. "Love Letter1" ( 1983. Ora·
rM) Jtmlt LM Curtlt, Jam" Keach Al·
ltr dltoOVtflng that l'ler recently deOMMd .
mothtr had been Involved In an extr1marl·
tat affair throughout hef marrleo-. • llngle
woman beeomft tnvolvtd In an oblttllve
atfatr with a married man 'R' ( 1 hr 36
min.) . (%) MCMI "Never S.y Never Again" [1~3. Adventure) Sean Connery Ktaut
Mtrl• Brandeuer After a world-threaten· ...
Ing organization steals two U S mlsslleS
and announoes It wltl detonate the war·
heaOS H 1 ransom is not met Bflllstl agent
James Bond 19 called In to save the we<ld
'PG' (2 hrs .. t7 min.) M • DaCI,... Celebrity judges Connie
ffevena. Gtorge Chelc1r1s Donna
McKechnle ~) ~ D --..r • nuL 'Should Prostitu-
tion Bt L llzed?'' • M ~LA. Featured popularity of pro
wrt1tllng, a IOOk at the new dating $eMCe
that opera!" pn the freeways. O&"°'ways
10 get rid Of bothtr.ome wrlnlclet
(l)ct•• 0 M. UI ~Featured a IOoM 11 a
iiew way to Mltet the MJI of yOOf child. e
viii! to one of Southtm CaHtomta' I moet
elegant hottll, lht Ritz Catnon. II ~ II
the IUIN Mling tad • TOO~ ,_ W Jackie ~ CJdee lht want• to have a btby and •P-
prQIChel htr boyfriend 9111 about being
lhtfathet
G'OIM-.,~AmM.Di U Fea
lured a puzzle 1n the research laboratory
concemrng a pygmy chimp a status re-22'1 on hons •a (I) ,,._,, During a sclent1flc m1SS1on
In the N0<thwest. a volcanic er<ipt1on
forces Hawke and Santini to take refuge In
a nearby mining town wt\efe an emplOyee
rebefhon 1s under~ (A) ( 1 hr ) DID -A Nell has an encoun·
le< with her cantanke<ous mother wnen
she travels 10 Alabama tor her sister's r wedding_ (R) ( 1 hr) 9 llCMI "The Naked Prey" ( 1966. Ad·
venture) Come! Wilde, Gert Van Der Berg
After his fellow hunter. are killed by a
pnmltlve tribe. a man ts set free to be
hunted= fierce warriors. (2 hrs.)
• T..I. Hool<tr's reunion with his
cMdren IS Interrupted When he's calr.d
upon to solve the murder of a young po-
liceman (R) o ( 1 l"tr )
U M DOOi • ALWAYI 0#9 Waylon Jen
n1ngs 1s JOtned by WOiie Nelson. Hank W1I
hams Jr Roget Miller. Kris Kristofferson
Jessi Coller. George Jones and others or
this musical tribute 10 lhe late Sue Brewer
a NaShv1lle woman who befriended asp11
i ~~songwriters (2 hrs)
ILlY~~ADI Q
.aWI "Bob & CarOI & Ted & Al
ice" ( 1969 Comedy) Natalie Woo<J
Robeft Culp Two couples oec1de ro mod
ern1ze the11 marriages and ger new per
spechves on Ille by exchanging spouse•
~ hrs • 30 min J
II) MOWll 'Pride Of The Mafines t 194'>
Orama) John Garfield. Eleanor Parker
Marine Al Schmid is bhnded by grenades
atter killing ~panese (2 hr~ )
• n99IT WAU Robert AedlO'O
narrates a documentary on the first Amer
1c1n expedition to ascend the north wall or
Mount Everest VII an untried route thr~ China and Tibet ( 1 hr ) 1 .. ..= fUYI "Tha Comedy Ot
Err0t1" Wendy Hlll4tr. Roget Daltrey M1
chael Kitchen and CyrU Cu18ck star 1n 1,,1s
play abOut two Nit ol twln1 lnvotv•d In
acl'lemet ol ml1t1ken Identity (Al Q (2
hrt)
CC).,.· The Compe1111on· ( 1980, Ora
ma) Richard Oreyfuu, Amy Irving Two
planl111 at 1 music competition find that
thelr IOve for eac,, other conflict• with their
profesa1on1t 1mb1t1on1 PG' (2 hrs. 9
minJa Cl) U.. fl001'UU. tcC M DHD CID llCMI ''Teachers" ( 196.4 Orama)
Nick Nolte. JoBeth Wiiiiama A lawsuit
brought 1gatnst a zoo-like urban hlOh
school f()( awarding a diploma to an 1Th
terate student spurs a burned-out 1nstruc
!Of to search fOf his discarded roeals R
Q_ ( 1 hr . 46 min )
(J) PAlll Cll&ll Klngsttetd helps a once
prominent artorney light Ille legal system
l hf )
-~-' .. U•'IJ. Atlanta Bra11e<; al Sr l ou1s
Cardinals (3 hr&J.
Cl) .. 11Cm'1
.. (!).,.,."The Domino PrinclJ)le' ( 1977
Adventure) Gsne Hackman. Candice Be1
gen A strenge consptracy engulfs a coo
vteted killef and his wile aftet the man 1s
sp<Ung from prlSOn by myste<IOuS bVsl
nnamen" to axecvts en assassination 12
hr1) r-' lml I &91 • ~~ u.:u lmt UIF>W I tf1'f OLD-
• fUTIML
.. 8 ()) llCMI "Dark Night Of The Scare-
crow" ( 1981. HoHor) Charles Durning.
Rot>ett F Lyons A group of vigilant• are
haunted by unexplained events after tl'le'j«>
hunt down and kill a retarded man mtatak·
enly accu~ of molesting a young girl
@ {?hrs)
D GD 'ACTI 0# Lft The girts plan a
surprise party tor Natalie h<>plng to en-
couraoe her to attefld the local college.
but she shocks them all when stie tells
them her plans (R) Q 8 0 &.Oft IOAT On a cruise to Scandt-
nav1a an American girl pretends to be
Swedlah to land a modeling 1ob; a woman
assumes a man 1s having a sex-change
operation 1n Slockholm, a sinister scientist
plans to use an lsaac·llke robOt to pull off a helst (R) o (2 hrs.) 9 A WM.I ,...,... M 1mt cmNl'l
Wint Ill. .,.... Bllt Moyers dlscl "'"
Theode<e Roosevelt with biographer O.·
vtd McCullough 1n this portrait of an en&f·
getlC and versatile man and fhe turn-of·
the-century Amer•ca rhat he govemed
i)~(1hr ) ......
C0U. FOOTIAU. UCL A ar Brigham You~ (R) (3 hrs 30 min J
(1J lQJ llCMI Revenge 0 1 The Nerds'
( 1984, Comedy) Robert Carradine. An-
1Mny Edwards F"ed up with suttering
1nterm1nable t1um1hatoons maste1m1nded
by an upperciass fraternity of macho ath-
letes a group 01 treshman b<>Okworm-out
casts decides ro se t thP college s values
sha1ghl R t I hr 10 mon I ~ ~ Romanc1ny The Stone" t 1984 Ad11enrure1 Michael Douglas.
Kathleen Turner A romanuc novelist re-
lucranlly teams with a ~cno adventure.
1n a South American 1ungltt to ransom her
sister with a fabulous legendary iewel
'PG' O (I hr 45 min ) ID ..,_ The Terro( I 1963 Horre<J
Boris Kanott Jack N1ct10lson A French
ott1cer tracks down a mys1er1ous girl to ~n
eerie manalon owned by a sad1S1lc mad·
man _12 hrs ) • D • U 1-Guests •nctude Paui
Revere & the Raiders tl'le Coa1ter1. Wlf.
11am Chrietophtr ( 'M ·A· S • H") end
Ada~"Batman' ) GD TOel11 MAit
CI)_.. "Bolefo" ( 19~ Drama) 8o
Derek. George Ken~y After graduating
from an EngTl1h bearding achOOI 1 wom-
an JOVr"9yt to Arabia and Spain 1n search
of ntr llrtt !over ( t hr 4 1 min I -a • tUfTll Hunter and McCall tracl\
down a man tl'ley believe to be a smalt-
tlme kllter but who is actually 1 highly
&kllr.d 1nternatt0nal assaasln (Al ( 1 hr l
8 = IUoCI MBICA PMIMT From
Phtladetpnia·s New Uptown Theatre. 50
contestants compete 1n the categone& ol
talent. swlmsul! find proiect1on ·Appear·
ances by Stephanie Mills. Buf)bll Smtth
and ·AN My Children ' s1ars Debb4 M<>t·
g!n and Darnell WHhams ( 1 hr . 30 min )
llJ UPllT'l\8 tll '"' ... Al9 ,..,.
Interviews with Ed Marinaro. Isabel S.n·
IOfd Sarah Douglas. Don Ho and Barbera
Bain (R) ( t hr l e .,. "The Strange Love Of Marthe
Ivers" ( t948 Drama) Barb11'8 Sten~k.
Kine Douglas A marned women 11 Yletlm·
IZed by I Childtlood playmate who
watched her klll ller aunt t :> hrs.) l mMCNUm~
_,. .. Comedian Andy Kauf
man epooft a tatenlgtlt talk show IOfned
by 1 ~ICk character and 1 van.ty of
Sunday, September 1, 1 GM 29
-Saturday Cont.
:.:,guests · ( 1 tlr )
CH) IT'ft9I ~ Actm I comedian Ste-
11en Wright brings t11s deadpan style
IJ..!ghlClub ac.t to 1ele111s1on ( 1 hr )
.. [CJ llCMI ''Alphabet Cny" ( 1984. Ora-
ma) Vincent Spano. Kare Vernon In New
York s rower East S•<le. a teenage hood-
lum m11ollled 1n drug dealing and extOfllC>fl.
refuses to burn down a tenement and •s
~rsued b~ mob 'A' ( 1 hr 25 min ) -(!)TAUS THI DAMilDI An e111I busi-
nessman bnngs his laundry to a unique
dry cleaner -one who cleans shirts and
washeS away gu1ll ... . Ma-.. Un.AY IPORTI PAGI
Ml IJDCIJ9G> ... TAii WALL mmT QIMlil. ..altY
ITMllMCM llCMI "A hens From Space Ship
Earth.. I 1979 S1:1ence Fiction) Lynda
Day George Oono11an Earih·s delense
systems are put to the ult1mata test during
an alien attack (2 hrs) m> 181. WIDIOI e ·..,_ THI "CC._.ITllnRO.,,"" .... -"'Y '11 .. lllle-C090MIA,._
~_,,.IElll'&YTMI ...
(O)UC'nlCaa. m.-Sketchfl6 voga lor Healltt. d
computer psychiatrist. the kllllng ot a soap
i t:nt:UCf
11:11 ..,~~
1\:9 u.a. Of9t RCIAL A look at tennis
past. present and lulure includes ln1er-
views with greats Arthur Ashe, ROS<;oe
Tannef. Pancho Gonzalez. Man1na Navra·
tllov~J·m~s and Ivan Lendt II U1 IA Y -.T LM Host How-
ard Cosell Musical guest Greg Kthn
( .. Lucky. · The Boys won·t Leave the
Girts AIOne") (R) ( 1 hr , 30 min ) 8 MlW Cll TMI tin Ltp-synched rend•·
uons ol "Put11n· On The A11z · 'Tm Com-
1n Out " ··aeau1y SchOOI Dropout ·· ~1etty Mess." "Heartacnes· and "Rock
In America "
~ ~~keeze1" ( 1982. Orama)
Karen Valentine Tom Atluns The .con
stant attention and unconditional loyally
ol a therapist's dog help emotionally drs·
IU<bed children to ovcrcome their prob·
iems 12 hrs) 8 _,,. 'Joe' ( 1970. Orama) Peter
Boyle Ot-11rus Patock Enraged 011er his
daughter ~ 1n11olllemen1 1n the hippie drug
scene r1 man enhsts the willing suppo<t ol
a lenat1r~1 barroom bigot In bringing the r:' tr1 the1r knees (2 hrs)
llllTOWI DUI _.,. Hustle" (1975. Orama) Burt
Reynolds. Catherine [)enevve The rete
tlonship between a tough cop and a high
priced proshtutft reec~ a crrsis point
during a .murder 1n11estig!llOn (?hrs) .. ..,.. ... ~ 00 .,. "Ttgntrope" ( 1984, Suspenae)
Clint Eastwood c.;,.r.8'Vielle Bujold While
IOYe'Sttgallng a ~· "<; of grlSIV sex mur
cle<s, a tough New • ull'l&ns cop dtecover&
that he hU mucn ,,, comrl\Of1 with th()
kllief he la P'JfSUlnQ A' Q ( 1 hr 54 min l
(I) .. 'Cattlertnf' & Co I 1973. l>a-
ma) Jene Blrkin, P1trtCk Dewaere Atter a
les9on 1n economa. an enterpritlng Pans
proalltute incorporates herMlt ltnd •lsefTI blel a dlV9fW grooP 01 1toc1d•1010ers 'B
l! hr 21 min) 1z,.,.. 'The L1t>ert1ne · I 1968 f'>fAmal
30 Sunday, September 1, 1985
(;atherrne Spaak. Jean-Louis Trlntignant
A woman discovers the sectet apartment
that her hUsband uses for extra-m8ritel
actN!tles. 'R' ( 1 hr . 34 min.)
ttJll CC) 9IMI "Rtehard Pryor Uva On The
Sunset Strip" ( 1982, Comedy) Richara
Pryor Th15 lilmed concer1 performance is
h1ghhghted t>y the comedian's views on
sex. marriage. prison Ille and a chllllng
!hough humotous account of his cats
strophic e11pe<ience& with cocaine d&
~nee. 'A' ( 1 hr . 30 min )
11'9 • .,_ "Hitler The Last Ten Days'
{ 197:l Orama) Alec Guinness. Simon
Ward Possessed by personal turmoil
Adolph Hitler spends hrs final days barn
caded In a bunker from his enemies (2
tll91hrs==-••_.., ... .,. "Kiiier From Shantung· ( 1918
Adventure) OavTd Chiang Shing L1 A
young man see1<1ng his fortune 1n Shang
ha1 falls In with gangsters and eventuall-y
uses his fighting skills 1n a bloody gang
nvalry (2 hrs , 30 min ) flD DAVID • .._ Scheduled Hanny
Youiman ( 1 hr) Ul> ,._.,MM
(IJ _,.."Kinky Business" (No Date
IAd~~:r~ITOP
1t1I ~'IUCU 1t:tl .,. "Tarot" f 1970. Mystery) Gen&
Barry, Susan Saint James The publisher
of a magazine is lmpUcaled 1n a girl's su1
clde when he rejects her (2 hr<J ) 9 .. fa. MOTTUCKI
(]) .,_ "The Aide To Hangman s Tree"
( 1967. Western) Jack Lord. James
F'arenllno. The lnfamOU11 "Black Bendit''
escapes t)elng hanged and beeomes the sc°WC& ol the West (2 hrs I
I,.,;,,-:
di llTCITY .. ..,, ...
_,TIGI ---... "Cass Timberlane· ( 1948 Ora
ma) Spencer Tracy, Lane Turner The
young and pretty wife of a d1s11ngu1shed
judge yearns for the bright hghts and ex-
citing social climate of lhe big city (:>
hrsJ.c... ~ AUr0 = CART M1<1 Ohio 200
from Lexington. OtllO (A)
.,_ "Now And Fore11e<" ( 1983
Orama) Cheryl Ladd Robert Coleby A
woman turns to alcohol when he< husband
19 arrested on a rape charge 'R' ( 1 hr 32
min) W (C).,. "Alligator" ( t980. Suspense)
Robert Forster. Robin A1ker A baby all1
gator tllat hos been !lushed Into a city
sewer system grows to m0n1trous size
and develops 'a taste 104' hUmans R' ( I
hr . 34 min )
(%).,.."The lmmlgrAnt" (1917 Come
dy) Cher lie Chaphn Edna
PuMance While on board a Ship a penni
less 1mmlgf ant befriends a young woman
11n<1 ta1er Comft to.Ile< rescue in 11 cnff' ·1---
E 9yA ScreamAway (1974
Mystery) Hayi.y Mills. David Wart>eck
T regedy result• when a newlywed couple
encounter the btlde s childhood sweet
tieaf1 ( 2 hrs ) (JI) .,_ .. All The Atghl M0\1'98" ( 1983
Oramo) Tom Cruise Cratg T Netson An
amb11tous high schOO football player In a
dying Pennsytv1ma Sleet town dreams of a
college scholarship 1n order to make a
better Illa tor himself 'A' ( 1 hr . 30 min ) (IJ CO) .,_ 'That Obscure Ob)eet Of
Oeslre" (1977. Fantasy) Fernando Rey.
Carole Bouquet Director Lurs Bunuel's
last film, the story of a aging aristocrat's
obseSSlon with e complex. sensual young
woman Surreal touches 1nctude Bouquet
a11ernat1ng with Angela Moitna 1n the
woman's rOle 'R' (I hr . 43 mrn)
CZ) 9CMI "Tightrope" ( 1984, Suspense)
Clint Eastwood GenevteVe Bu,old While
1nves11ga11ng a series of grisly sex mur-
de1s. a tough New Orleans cop dlscovtHs
that he has much in common with lhe
killer he rs pursuing ·R 11 hr 54 min)
U:)nllllMI
-11 ... .,_"Term Of Trial' ( 1963. Orama)
Laurence O\lvler Simone Srgn0<et A wen-
respecte<! schoolmaster I~ falsely accuse<l
ot -assault by a young student (2 hrs 30
min) I '~1>C-ic.:ic:•~n~~~
1:1111 .,_ "Man·Trap" (1961. Orama)
Jeffrey Hunter David Janssen A war vet·
eran rs badgered by his alCOhollC wile and
pressured into a vlOlent robbery by an
Ar-=(2 ~ I ... , .. n:n.. CGnll8 .,...
..,._NlllOOAY ..
M (S) .. "Tha Right Stuff" (1983, Ora-
ma) Sam Shepard, Scott Glenn. Based
on the bOOk by Tom WOife The selection
and training of the first American astro-
nauts take place amid Pollticat maneuver·
1ng and media hype ·Po· c;> (3 hra . t2
mm)
M~.,.. "Gorky Park" ( 1983. Mystery)
W1lllam Hun. Lee Marvtn A Moscow hom-
icide inspector's Investigation of a bizarre
trrple murder near a skating rink leads him
to cootrontahons with the KGB and e
gtobe-trot11ng Amer1ean bUf.lness tycoon
'R' 12 hrs . 8 min ) ... =.,1"1 _,
~--"The Big Sc0<e" (1983 AdVen-
ture) Fred Wiiiiamson. John Saxon A
tough Chteago narcotics cop Is dismissed
from the force In a scandal and goes look
1ng tor r9V90ge agalnSt the drug dealers
r~stble. 'R'{lhr .. 25 min ) twGI) ........ II CO (D.) .,. "Heat'ol(ave·· ( 1982. Ora-
ma) Richard Moir. Judy OaVls The arch•·
tect of a propoted resldentlal complex In
Sydney, Australla. forges en unllk91y alll·
ance with the t&adef of a community
movement oppo51ng 118 cons1rvc1i0t'I 'R'
j hr, 32m1n) -... ~cmm•n•cw
.,. "Conatan11ne And The CrQSJ
( 1960 Adventure) Cor'* Wiide, Chris-
tine Kaufman In the 4th century BC .
Constantine becomes Empefor of Gaul
and deteat• the Romans In hrs CtUMde for
rehg1ou5 to1etance (2 hrs 15 min)
GDl.ROPCIMT
(l)W "Beyond lti. A"f" (1981. Ro-
manc41) Olyton Ka'ne Maren Jenten A
POlyneslan·Am9flcan gut Who has been
educated In the U S retutn• lo hef ISiand
home and 11111 1n ~ with 11 pearl dlvef
'PG' (I hl , 31 min )
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" ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1985 SO CENTS
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StaJkersuspectcaptured
·Lucky cops c~ught me,' he-said after
being chased. severelfbeaten by mob
By RICHARD HOLG UIN
......... py._ ......
LOS AN(, fl ES k 1chard
Ramirez. lhe pnme suspect 1n 16
·:N1gh1 Slalker" slayings, was arrested
Saturday after a mob of residents
lhased and beat him when he alleged-
Coast
A would-be Irvine bank
robber was In crltlcal
condition at Western
Medical Center late Sat-
urday./ A.2
World
A former Orange Coast
College Instructor and his
wife, safely In Panama,
talk about being detained
In Nicaragua./ A3
Sports
Thanks to a penaltyon
the last play of the game,
the Rams beat New Eng-
land, 14-13, In thelrflnal
preseason game./CS
The Angels stumble
against the Yankees In
New York, 10-4, but stay
21h games In front.I C&
Entertainment
The World War II-era "I
love a Mystery" radio
show is being trans-
formed Into a cartoon
strlp./C4
Business
Hlno takes aim at U.S.
truck market from Irvine
distribution facility. /CS
INDEX
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ly tncd to stcaJ a car from a
neighborhood woman. police said
"It's me' It's me! It's me' I'm lucky
the cops cau~t me," Ramirez
shouted in Spanish as he was arrested,
said witnesses who talked to local
television station KNBC
Schoolyard realdent
Neighbors 1n an East Lo!I Angeles
neighborhood cha!led and captured
Ramirez. 25, when he tned to grab car ~away from Angie De La Torre.
-iv.as she left her home on Hubbard
Street about 9· 30 a m . witnesses said.
"He hit her in the stomach She
fought back." said the woman's
brother, Juan Hernandez. 17 "She
recognized him nght away She
screamed. 'It's the killer, the killer'"'•
Manuel De La Torre. 35, the
woman's husband. grabbed a metal
bar and began h1tt1ng Ramirez 1n the
head. Hcmande1 said Ne1Jhbors
came out of their homes and Joined in
the fight, police said One reponed
Ramirn had pulled a knife on Mrs
De La Torre
Booth said Ram1re-z suffered 10-
1uries to his head and hand, 1nclud1ng
a possible broken wnst bot he wa!I
not hospuahzed
Late Frida}. polite relea~d
Ramirez· photograph and 1dent1fied
him as the prime suspect 1n the ·case
The Night Stalker has ~n blamed
for 16 random killings and a wave of
rapes and beatings 1ha1 have ter
ronzed Cahfom1ans since February
A.t 8 JO a m Saturday, the phone
tall& stancd pounng in. Boolh !>aid
"It seemed like alen c1t1zen!I were
(Pleue Ne 8TA.LUR/A2) Richard Ram.lrez
Hodel:
OC 's not
r
off liniits
to oil rig s
But comments leave
oil foes hopeful they
will wtn tn the end-
By LISA MAHONEY
Ol-0.-,-•'-"
Opp<>nent!> ol e>.pamkd 011 dnlj.J.Q&
off the Orange ( nast failed Saturda'
to con,rnce l \ lntenor ~retaf)
Donald P Hodel tha1 Ora"ge ( ount}
should be nduded lrom d proposed
federal lt'a\lng rrugram '>t't 1u hegin ir1
19~1"'
But uJmm('Ot\ madt tn Hodel
follo"inga puhhl heann@. 1n .....,e...,pcin
Beach left ~ome dnll1n!l foe\ 'lol.l\h thl
1m press10n thl:' "'Ill "'n 1n lhe long
run
Hodt'I n < >ran~c l uunt' lu um
dull Ont' ,, thl· l.t\I .. 1 I I tul.I. n hall
merung' •n the lntl'nur l>epan
mcnt"• < >u1t·1 l 1int1ncnt.il \ht"lt k..i'
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Al lao Sclaool ln ~ may be c loeed to studenu. but it '• home to thi• 1plder, caught by camera in the morning Ugllt. Plcaee •tt HODEL/ A21
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Sunday
1Dagazlne
wllldebut
next week
A new and expanded Famil)
Weeki)' magazine featuring a
major redesign and the new name
USA 'WEEKEND premiers Sun-
da)'. Sept l:S 1n the Daily Pilot.
The nc"' magazine will be
d1stnhutN tn l61 w~kend news-
paperi nat1 onw1de with a circula-
tion of 13 m1ll1on. accordmg to
Ramon (, Oa1.1 lkc, the maga-
11ne's pre\1dcnt Gannett ac-
quired the weekend maga11ne lasl
March from CBS Inc
"USA WEFKEND will have
more news and features. more
color. more pages and a new.
clean look that will give readers a
morT exr111ng maga11ne with
their w('ekend newspaper,"
Gaulke said
The ne"' maga11ne will contain
nc"' feature!! uch as money and
how tu spend 1t. spon~ and what
to look for. hfc and how to cnJOY ·
11 1nterv1eW'i and who thinks
.... hat
I 1 al\o offer' familiar Family
Wccklv lc.aturcs 10 new dress.
~uch a~ Headhnen, What 1n the
World and reaular columnists.
"It comh1ne.., the ht',t quahues
of a map11ne with the 1mmed1-
acy ofa ncw~paprr," < •&ulk~s1ud
Dally Pilot Fd1tor l-rank Zm 1
said lJSi\ WFFKl:.ND 'lhould
1trenathen thr Oa1h Pilot'~ <;un-
day ed1uon
"It'\ a Ima-ht. 1ntrrr\t1n• o;,up
plt'ment I'm tonfident nur read
rn will be plea,ed,'' /1n1 u1d
Restaurant worker robbe d , shot
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The 20-year-old assist.ant manater Huntington Bcal·h Police "igt l u1'
of a Huntington Beach fam1l ) fi:.,_ Ochoa
taurant was robbed and shot in the
back Saturday night by a baseball-
capped bandit who ra n from the scene
of the ~hooting.
The 8:30 p.m. inc1denl occurred 1n
the perlung lot of the Sizzler res-
taurant at Golden West Street and
Edinger A venue as Dale McCue
carried the eating establishment's
receipts 10 hts car. according to
··He came up behind him and I
guess '>luck the gun 1n h1\ hatk. and
shot him as he grabt'l\.'d tor the hag
Ochoa ..aid
The suspect was dcscnbcd a<, t. feet
tall with a thin build. about 2~ to 24
years old, weannga dark bac;eball lap
'ellow shirt. bro"'n pants and a red
bandanna around his face ()(,hoa
Violence doesn't
deter abortions
Most patten ts white.
unmarried, u n der 30:
abou t 26% are teens
By ROGER GJLLOTI'
LOS ANGELES -The abon1on
1\sue 1s enveloped by con trove~\
ll QllS those who contend that
women should control their bod1e\
apinst those who say abon1on 1'1
murder
In recent years. emotions ha"e
someumes boiled over into v1olenle
by abon1on opponent~ But that
seems to have had little impact on
those seckJna and pcrfonmng the
oper1t1on
"People who choo~ to end prc-g-
nancy won•t be deterred by violence
and rhetonc," said Laura Brown.
director of the Fem1n1~t Women's
Health CentCT 1n Los Anacles.
Smoe May 1982, 3" abomon clinics
around the country have been t.ar&ets
of bombinas and anon, uid Jack
K1llorin, a spokesman for the
Treasury Department's Bureau of
'\lcohol. Tobacco and F1rcanm 1n
Wash1ntton, D.C
The auacks reached their puk '"
1984, when H occurred So far th1~
year. Ktllorin said. th< number has
dro_pped to four.
The A Tf hsts only two atta\ Ii:~ 1n
Cahfomaa, both 1nvolv1n1 anon at
the 81nh Control ln,lltute in ~an
D1qo last year •
Tbc qrncy d°"n't inrlu<k' 1n1..1 ·
' ---.. ---
dent~ where the intent 1' 4ul'\tt0n-
able. and 11 doesn't l..ccp tral k ol thosc
like one in Sauamcnto "'here an
abortion opponl•nt drn\ e an
amph1tllous tan!.. through the lront
wall of a chn1l
"In the last t"o to three \l'.tr\ w11h
the mcrcaS<." in \ 1olen1ac11'1t\ h) the
ant1 -abort1on mO\ ement. wt• ha"c
not seen any dcchne in the numhcr ol
providers or patients." said Barham
Radford, necutt"e director ot the
Wash1ngtp n. D (.-based National
'\bon1on Federation an 1ndust1>
lobb) 1ng group
Dan Donehe\. ~pokesman tor the
Wash1ngton-ba~ "lat1onal R1gh1-
to-L1fe League. a lobhv1st group for
an11-abon1on fortes. asreed
"Demand (for ahon1onsl 1s staying
high." Donehe\ o;a1d "Our best
Becolldm•Mrl•
estimate 1s that 11 will \ta\ prem
much nght ~here 11 1s"
Weekends an-bu\) al ahonllln
chn1cs
"We offer the operation three day\
a "eek. but Saturda'f\ are alwa"" the
bU\l('\t " Utd t OUM( It one ~n
Otego d1n1c "It'~ morT con,cn1en1
Pcople have .i cham.<' to r~ufScratt'
bc'forT rtturmng 10 work or <k.h<'kll on
~onda) ··
The operation mo\I \.<lmmnnl\
u~s suction to rt'mo'<' th<' lt'tU\ and
placenta, and 11 1akt·' lt'c.c. th.in Ill
minute\ Thr wcH,ian " \t'nl hom('
after rt'(uperat1n1 for about tw11
hours. then return\ lor a l hel kup in a
-w1d He fled thl· 4'lcnc on loot allt•r he
'h'H \le( UC he \did
Mt< ue "'ho "'orh·d J\ as-.1\t.int
managc:r and lOOI.. at the S111lcr
rt•\taurant remained 1n \tahle ,on
J111on al h1un1.un \ alk\ C ummun1·
I\ Hmp11.il C)thoa <.aid
PCJhn· <ic.irthed the 1mmc<l1atc .irca
tollo1.1. 1ng the shooting. hut "'ac
unable 10 l<Xale the mc1,i..cd 'IU'>fX'll
Jller ........ arming dll O\t.'J the area
I I\. hoa \d1d
ABORTION
BUSI ss
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lOUple of week'
"We ha\e Jlf!H('d 11 ,, J pt"rlC\ th
..afe proc<"durc-1n a l hn1l a' an
outpat1('nt .. \aid Or Hugh -1.n"'''
d1r«tor ol Planned ParC'nth<)\l\l ot
l os l\ng('I<''> .. ,, 1~ I('" dang<"rou\
than ha' mg \our ton<.11\ out ··
f our out ut ft,(' .tho.1nwM Jrc
performed in clinics and docll'"
office<1. "'Ith thr "omen bc'ing
handled&\ 1lutpat1('nt'> M11n.-than ~I
()('l'C'ent are done 1n th<' ll~t three
mt1nths 111 pregnan'-' Junng "'hllh
time th<'" \.an be' pcrlorrn('d w11hout
resin( twn
l ndcr kd('ral nilt·.. \tale\ ma\
1mpo5<' rcc.tn1 t1on\ on atl<inwM in
the ~ond and third tnmt'\t('f". 111
pr('8nanl' hut ( alifom1J h.i' n111
donr \O
\1an" do'-t.1r\ c.111p perform in~
Jhon1ons af\rr about ~~ "«"' ol
pregnann but th(' 11pcrat1on grn1 1
Alh can he 11hta1n('(J 1hn1ul)l lhC' ""h
m11nth lh<' p!llnl at "'h11 h 11 "'
prc<.u m<'d the kt1" 'lol.11111,1 ha\c ,,
fX'\\lhtht\ I \Uf\nlni h\ '"II
{Pleaee ~ ABORTIOl'fS/ All
Fire sweeps across
100 acres of br ush
8 ) SlSA"I; HO\\LETT
Of tlM Dotty POol lletf f
\ 'tuhborn hru\h tirl' ,._.•ll.I' r;f
lhr· ugh ..in1n .. rr 111J
gra\\lantl nt:ar [I T {lrc 'J ~r1l.1\
blad.ened mon· than I • .1.re'
and injured fi\e I lrangl' C ••ulll\
tirt'hghters bclnn 11 "'.t' hr11ught
..;Odtl ,n
!J.1n11·, ,,H', ' 11 't W lt'\'I "I
.1 /l.T 11.r ''ruLlUrt'' fll'l
nt1rth 1r f I .1 •nl· p· 11111 hu•
n l''·· uJ' n ,. ih~ .s;t•.j \\J'
irlkrr.1 i. l in~ 111 1 1r.i nil<
l ••unl I 1 pnlo-1\m.in ><' "l'~
(Please .ee FIRE A2t
Time for annual
binge at LB 's bars
For some 200 Lagunans. Walkabout herald..,
serenity's return to tourist-beleaguered cit~
8) LISA MAHONEY
Of "'90.-, ..........
Labor Da'\ \ lounJcr-. m.1 \ t-.1\1
meaiu th(' hohda\ a' a da\ it t''I lt'r
-1.menca·, wean lahorer<i hul , '
recuperatwn that will ht' 1m tlw m1nJ,
nl about~()) LagunJ fkJ1.h rt "Jt·n1'
lOmc.-~hmda'\
't r'i 11 \ lrue It ' 11mc agJ1n 1 .. r
Laguna·s annual un11ITiu.al h1.Ju1J
l'.'elt'brat1on ol thc l lo-..· 111 the 'umml't
'>t'3SOn
\\1th the t'\l-.dU\ 111 tht• lolUfl\I\ !ht
Lagunil \\-alkaho.1ut 1.annut I" l.H
behind
The walk.about no"' 111 11' I Xth
"ear ....... , startC'd h\ l1)l·al<i v.('ar' 111
hattling their wa\ 1n('r \trn·t, and
s1dr .... al~' cloa.&ed v.11h 10urn1'
Tn ..tll'Tald ~r('n11\' return tn the
re<1on uh om(' the ma\\ ,11 '11mmc1
\ 1s1tnr. poll It. up thC'H \un !An 1111 and
go hall.. "'hem(' th('\ lame \omt• 111
the i-1t11rn' tak(' tn thie \lf"t"('t' an..t
harrC'I of) on a tf1ur ol Laaun;1 har'
~inning at the Ro\ al Hawa11an and
endtnJ at T nnilla Flat\
Laa.una Ekalh .anoonl\t l11hn
l ara a lt\-,rar "'l"tt'ntn ol th(' v.all..·
about \ltd tht'i 'rar'\ ('\ml v.111 \I.an
al ~ 'll pm toda' 1n lht' u\uJI pl.11 c
II ~rt'"<'"' '<'Ar' are .tn' 1nil11:1
1111n rnrkr' 'tanint1 thC' t11u1 v.111
'4)(1n he )C'IOC'\I h\ l'lh('f". lc11inp.tnf.
3hout th(' \1annc p ,,.,rn anti 111 u~t
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l .ira 'ld1J
T hr" v. 1 I .1r,, ,~nd 11 t ht I'
Hou<,c Jrnr r ,11 tht· l ~I "' "h 1n1
Hotel Laguna .ind v.ea'r '' 1n th<
nr\t 111 ahoul ~' ..afl,.10. iri.1 r•''
t.auran1' "1th1n 1. •l' 1Jm11' I .1r.1 ,,1111
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~ OOMt DAILY PtlOT/Sunday, Sept9mber 1, 1"5 •
;
STALKER SUSPECT CAPTURED.· •• .......
repcwtinstbesuspecuvuystepofthe shouted .. Oet bade!" and the crowd
way," Booth A.id. He was tint oomptied. ~ at a liquor store in South-No arrests or injuries were ro-
Ctlltnl Loi~ where lboppera ported. ..W be picted . up a newspeper, Mayor Tom Bradley appeared at. k>okesS at his photolfaph on the the station durina the afternoon to cover. and fted. c:oncn~ .poJioe and was ~lked if
Police launcbcclu aicand ~ be t.DOUpl &he crowd fteCUon wu
arcb u c:alll continued. •Ylna the al>P."°n':'!~ had auempted to A-.. a man wu teen ctOl&ioa the citt Une ...... '• Into uni~ted COWl.ty terrttory, woman out of her car at knifepoint.," where be wu arrested by Bf'ld)ey aid, ''and it's obvious that lbcrifl'a depuaiel. Under tbote cirellm1tanccs emouons
ran bi&h and tbe people used wbat· At OM point be rao through ever inttnunents were available to ~ --at leMt oae man .. ..... Th.a · b AnlCk laiiD with 10me ~ euect ~ capture. t 11 a uman
utemill,BootJuaid. Rami(ezalieeed· =~iic) think quite under·
ly tried to 1toa1 a veh.iclc ICfOU' the Cooke said police delayed movina
street &om tbe De La To.m:a' mi· Ramirez to the county jail in Eut Los
dence, bUt crasbed it into a bouae as Anlelet until enouah officers were be tried to back itoutoftbedriveway. present to auarantee bis safety.
"We aot rum," Booth ~d during a About SO police officers fonned a
news conference at the police depart· human berricade from the rear of the
meat's Hollenbeck Station, where station as two detecti~ let! Ramirez
Ramirez was bdd abOut five hours. t°' a waitina unmarked CIL about 3
••That's it." p.m. ~en moto~cle officers es-
Ramirei was identified through corted the car from the station, with a
fiqerprints, said ·police LL Dan black..and-wbite patrol "tar irnmedi-
Coob and aberiff's Lt. Dick Walls. ately before and behind lbe un-
At Friday's news i:onfercoce, of· marked unit
ftcials said they believed Ram.irc7 was Ramirez, dressed in a black shon-
tbe Nilbt Stalker based on 6~r-sleeved shirt, ducked bis head as the
nrints round in a stolen automobile car passed the crowd.
;;;;; near the ~ County home Cooke uid ·Ramirez was booked
where a Mission Vaejo man and his for invettiption of murder, but be
fiance were attacked Aua. 2S. did not ~ wbich of the slayings
About SOO people, some shoutina was uted 1n. the booking.
"Kill him! Kill himl" f&thered Tbc Niabt Stalker bu entered
ou~de the station as Ramirez was b<?mes throup unlocked d?Ors ~d
questioned. Although no arrests or ~dows. at niabt. bl~nana, ~
injuries were reported, the cro~d tna. rapina and shooting Vlcttms
apPC&tcd angry and unruly, at one rangina in aee from 16 to 83. Most
· potnNUJ'ginc toward the station. An-.. attacb bavrbeen in Los Ang,:les
officer put his hand on his gun and County, but other victims lived to
HODEL IN NEWPORT •••
Prom Al
Monterey Bay, the Farallon Islands, l,3SO square miles for oil and gas
San Francisco Bay, the Channel exploration.
Ialands marine sanctuary, Point Jn return for expanded drillin&
Reyes and the Santa Barbara channel opportunities, the pat ~ty o1
buffer, the secretary said that extend.. the present S8, I 40-square..mile morJ·
in& the drilling ban to Orange County torium area would be pcaerved
would be "premature." through the year 2000.
The decision to include federal Because Orange County tracts are
waten off Oran;&e County in the. final included, Conaressman Badlwn
leuin& plan will be made dunng a along with the cities of Huntington
fresh round of negotiations between Beach Newpon Beach. Lquna
the'-lnt.erior De~ment and .the Beacb'and San Clemente oppose the
California congrewonal delegauon, proposition, as do the Ora.nae County
be said. Board of Supervisors; The frvine Co.
And, while Hodel· ind,\cated that · and Stein-Brief Group: two of the
the su specific tracts-now propose4 coastal area's laciest landowners; Lt.
for Oranae County are likely Wbe Gov. Lqo McGarthy; and 18 other
dropped From the plan._ they could t;>e cities including T~stio, lrvine, Costa
replaced by others WJtb more oil-Mesa and Westminster. ·
bearin& potential, be said. U.S. Rep. Bill Dannemeyer, R-
At·dii same time, Hodel indicated Fullenon, suppons more oil drilling
that the level of opposition to oil-as ·does Rep. Dan LUllSfCll, whose drillina -particularly the potential district includes Long Beach and
forlawsuiu-would bea factorin.thc ·pans of Huntington Beach wberc
decision of where incmlSCd cxplo-there is a long history of oil diilling.
ration will take place. "I need as-The Orange County Chamber of
1uranccs that what is in the a&l'CCment Commerce also favors increased oil
can so forward," he said. and gas exploration alqng the coast
"A moderately paced ProsratD that Hodel arrived early for the 9 a.m.
can ao forward with certainty is Q'lore meetina .a be could meet some of
in the national interest" than an about 200 concerned citizens who
ambitious one stymied by lawsuits. turned out to Jisten to a long list of
Hodel said. speakers on both sides of the oil-
HodeJ's statements disappointed drillina issue.
many oil foes who had hoped for an After talcing testimony for more
immediate victory in their campaign than an hour, Hodel told those
tokeepcoastal viewsclcarofmore"Oil assembled that be w6uld most likely
rip. remove the su tracts proposed off the
But Badham said be was beancned Orang.e Coast from the leasi~plan.
by Hodel's comments. He predicted But pleas to g\iarantec no fu roil
~ Countians needn't fear moTC drilhng along the coast we un·
oil driJ.lina because public sentiment answered.
is so stronaly opposed to it and local Hodel made it clear that if be
officials have made it clear they arc removes the tracts it will be because
ready to sue to prevent it. they arc unlikely to produce oil, not
At issue durina Saturday's bearing because the Orange Coast is wu whether six, nine-square-mile enivironmentally sensitive, as
ocean tracts off the coast ofNewpon Badham and the coastal coalition
and La&una beaches should be made maintain.
avait.ble for oil and gas exploration Hodcl's stacments were consistent
and extraction. with comments be has made during
The S4 square m iles of Orange hjs tour of the state. Soon after bis
Coast are included in a tentauve first town ball meeting in Eureka,
compromise worked out between the Hodel publicly questioned whether
Interior Department and some mem-the "nght" I SO tracts had been
ben of the state's congressional chosen.
deleaation. Oil industry representatives, who Tfie proposed compromise would have been speakiOJ at all the meet-
end a 4-year-old moratorium on oil inas. say they are interested in only
drillina U\ federal waters off' Cali-about 20 of the tracts chosen by the
fomia by opening ~ I SO tracts or congressiona1 deleption.
Orant;e County and as far away u San
Franc1sco.
Asked if the case wu closed. Cooke
replied: "lt's a matter of chec:kfoa all
the evide11ce we have and what we
find out in the interview."
Authorities said Ramirez was an unemployed Kispaniewbose o1ferues
alleaedly etcalated fro1r1 petty pm·
blina and drua violations to rape and
murder. .
Los Anaelcs County Shenff
Sberman Block said Friday be wanted
Ramiret to know e.very police officer
in the state was lookiQJ for him and
"every citizen wiJI now know exactly
what this individual looks like."
Tberc was nothing in Ramirez'
criminal record to sugest the ferocity
attributed to the tiller who bas
attacked people in their homes as they
slept, Block said. "He bas a criminal
record for relatively minor offcn.pcs."
Ramir~ts tceord included pm·
blina violatioqs, traffic offenses an~ a
drug possession charge, Block ~d.
He was arrested by Los Angeles pdlice
as rcccn.tly ~ Dec. 12, 1954! but th.e
nature of the offense was not 1mmed1-
ately known.
Ramirez has lived in Los Angeles
for several years and also frequented
San Francisco, but he was believed to
have come to California from El Paso,
Texas, authorities said.
Ke used scvefll aliases, inc::luding.
Noah Jimenez, Richard Moreno,
Richard Munoz. Nicholas Adame
and Richard Mena, said Block.
Four kidnappinp and molcsta· ,
tions. involving children as you~ u
6, may also be linked to the kiUcr,
~lice haYC .said. A-reward for
information lead.i.Qa to the capture
has swelled to more than $70,000.
Donald P.Bodel
And,· Hodel, wbo is mandated to
pursue leasing on the Outer Con·
tinental Shelf, emphasized the oil
.industry's view while in Newpon
Beach. ..Yes, it was a political
decision," be said 0£ , the con-
gressional del~tion's choice of
tracts, "because sf it were a decision
on a aeologic buis, you wouldn't pick
th-esc I SO tracts." •
Because of the wave of protest the
compromise bas engendered on all
sjdes of the oil issue, Hodel said be no
longer believes the deal can .stand as
first proposed.
He said the Interior Department
will have to renegotiate the com-
promise so that it results in a viable
leasing program. "I hardly have a
viable agreement if the men I ncao-
tiatcd with cannot deliver the ISO
tracts," he said.
Hodel said the Interior Depart-
ment was not aware, for ex.ample, that
four of the six tracts proposed off'
Orange County had been leased
previously and returned because of
low oil reserves. -
If rcoffered, it is unlikely the oil
comPl!fties would snap up those
leascs,~be said.
The compromise plan was princi-
pally· worked out by Reps. Leon
Panetta, O.Carmel Vall~y; Vic Fazio,
D-West Sacramento; and Bill
Lowery, R-San Diego.
In recent public statements, Hodel
vowed that all members of the
conarcssionaJ delegation wbo wish to
)viii be allowed to panicipate fully in
the renegotiations.
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··w ALKABOUT SLATED TONIGHT •••
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:..a..wwe1 police officers an hippie :llfb wbo toted seven of them off to
~Lansaid.
In proeat, some J..aiuoa residents
laundMd a •1frec the Raauna Seven''
mow:mat aod,.pethaps in memory
.of the wedd.ina patty, the annual drlnkina l1JC'eC wu born, he said.
The9c daj'I. the -'Iii.about is a
pn:tty mellow affair, J>?hCe ,pokes-
man Lance Ishmael wd. Few people
cause much ofa ruckus and members
of the aroup usually take care of their
obstreperous own.
Weavina down the waHcabout
route takes a few hours and takes 1u
toll on sobncty, parucipants say. But
there ar.e always some toujh auys ot
oh ready Jor more after uppu1a the.Jr
fast a1ast at Tonma Aats.
For them, Lara said, there's the
lron Man Competiuon in whi.cb
bard-core panyers stan worklna their
way back throuJh the ban. Lan. who's a tou~ iuyM>met1mcs.
joined the competition las.t year. "I
made it back H far as The Saloon."
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Would-be Irvine robber critical
By LlsA MAHONEY
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Irvine police have identified a man
critically wounded by police officen
during an aborted holdup attempt
Friday u J~ Qifford Ballentyne,
62, of-Anaheim.
Police al SQ revised their estimate of
the loot taken from the Doua1as Plaza
Crocker Bank branch from $4,000 to
$40,000. The money was recovered
after the sbooti.na.
. Police officials refused to release
the names of the officers who fired at
Ballentyile with the .38 caliber service
revolvers. Li.kc all officer-involved
shootings, it is beina investiptcd by
the · Orange County District At·
torney•s office, Sgt. Mike White said.
And, because Crocker is a federally
insured bank, FBI officials are also
talcina part in the case, be said.
Ballentyne was listed in ·critical
condition in the intensive care unit at
West.em Medical C.eoter in Santa Ana
late Saturday, after underaoing sur·
gery. lo remove bullets from his chest
and arms.
The elderly robber was shot several
times by police officers wbo sur-
rounded the bank's prage level exit
and fired a hail of bullets when
Ballentyne lunacd toward one of
them while armed with..-.4S caliber
pistol, Sgt. Bob Krcdcl said.
According to police, Ballentyne
entered the bank at 19000 MacArthur
Blvd. about 3:30 p.m. and ap-
proached assistant vice president
Don Finer.
Ballentyne informed Finer be was
armed and demanded money, ac-
cording to Kredel. .
Other bank employees alened
police that a heist was in progress,
Kredel said. Officers surrounded the
bank and waited f6r BaJJentync to
come out.
When Ballentyne eiited the bank
with Finer in tow, one of three officers
covering the pragc. level c~t ordered
him to drop to the around.
The two investiptors an<! one
patrol officef loosed-a volley ofbullets
when BaJlentyne instead lun~ in
the direction of the officer wbo issued
the order, K.redel said.
Finer was not bun in the barra&e.
He had run to safety before officer$
opened fire. Kredel 'said. ·
A'BORTION RA TE HOLDING STEADY •..
Prom Al
outside the womb.
A profile of Californians who
receive aboi:tions parallels national
statis\ics. Most are white unmarried
and in their 20s. About 26 percent are
teen-agers.
In 1981 , accordina to a 1984 special
report from the California Senate
Offiec of Research, 70, 143, or 49
percent, of the state's. 143, I~ preg-
nant teen-agers bad abonions.
By law, teen-agers having abortions
, or getting contraceptives can insist
that their parents not be notified.
Critics arc seeking state leaislation to
require women 17 years old and
under to get a parent's consent before
having an abonion.
Most abonions occur in major
cities.
Only 2 percent of the operation•
nationwide occ urred in
nonmetropolitan areas in 1982, ac-
cording to a study by New York·
based Alan Guttmacher Institute, the
research ann of Planned Parenthood.
In California, 78,830, or nearly 30
percent, of the stat.e's 26S,740
abortions were perfonned in Los
Angeles County, followed by San·
Diego Count,.y with 25,900, or 9.7
percent; Alameda County with
20,820, or 7.8 percent; San Francisco
County with 18,540, or 7 percent; and
San Bernardino County with 1S,780,
or S. 9 percent.
Anwy~ expccu little change in the
number of unwanted pregnancies or
abortions.
"I expect the number will remain
pretty 'stable until we come up with
even more effective options in terms
of contraception,." Anwyl said.
One reason ror so many unex-
pected prqnancies and hence so
man'y abortions is the fcelin1 that a
woman is ptomiicuous if she uses
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contraceptives, Anwyl said.
"Until attitudes change and people
treat contraception Jike any other
preventive medicine, such as a vacci-
nation, the abortion rate is unlikely to
drop," he said.
Abortions increased by 250 percent
between 1973, when the U nited
States Supreme Court issued its
landmark decition lcplizing the op-
eration, and 1981. .
The number reached a plateau in
1981 with 1.6 million a year being
County ranking
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A total of
26S1 740 abortions were performed in
California in 1982, the last year for
which fisures are available.
Orange County ranked No. 7 in the
state with 14,320 abortions per-
formed here, u compiled from a
survey by the Alan Guttmacber
Institute, the research arm of Planned
Parenthood.
Ranked No. 1 was Los An&elcs,
with 78,830. The next five ranked
above Oranae County were San
Dieao, 2S,900; Alameda, 20,820; San
Francisco, 18,S40; San Bernardino,
I S, 780; Santa Clara, 14, 940.
done nationwide and 26S., 740 m
California. It bu remained about the
same since then, officials say.
Information about abonions is
generally available only in the most
1eneraLtenn1. Many individuals and
companies contacted by the As-
sociated Press aarecd to help onJ~ on
condition that tliey not be identified.
Some cited concerns of retaliation
by abortion oppanents.
"People are very afraid to have
information about themselves re-
leased," says Ellen Blaine of the
Guttmacber. Institute, which jeal-
ously 1uards the confidentiality of
those wbo participate in its surveys.
"They feel that the level of vola-
tility would be expected to rise if the
information were made public."
NEXT: Abortlom Battle la tM
Lestslatlln
FIRE ...
From Al
The fire errupted sbonly after 1
p.m. when a car reportedly went off
the road and into the brush near the
Canada loop area on the south side of
the Saddleback Hills, Kerr said.
Ora.nae County firefighters Kevin
Tuohy, Todd Celestin and Ben Cos·
san were taken to Mission Comm uni·
ty Hospital, Kerr said. Tuoby llnd
Celestin were treated for heat exaus-
tion, and Cossan was treated for
minor bums. They all were later
released, he said.
FelJow fittfiahten Mike Nelson
and Tim Whetstine also suffered heat exaustion~ but were not ~
to the hospital, be said. ·
At its peak, the blaze dem oded lbe
efforts of 110 firefighters from the
Orange County Fire Oepanment,
U.S. Forest. Service and California
Department of Forestry, Kerr said.
Fourteen ensines, two bulldozers,
three water tenden, two hand crews,
two heavy air tankers ed a li&bt air
tanker were called to the 1eene, be said. .
The fire was fully .contained by 6 •
p.m., and wu IOO:percent controlled
at 9 p.m., di11>1tcben reported..
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namber at left ud your mtna1e will bt recorded, truscrlbed aDd deliver ed
to tile appropriate editor. ·
Tlae same U·ltMr u1wertD1 service may be HM to record letters to ~e
edUor on uy topic. Coetrlbeton to otr Letters col•m1 mast l1clude thlr
name and telepliloae aamber for vertflcatlon. No clrcalatlon ull1, plean.
TeU as wltal's 011 yoar mind.
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General Manager
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\ Orange CoHt .OAIL Y PILOT /Sund1y, Seplem.,._ 1, 1"5
Hodel ru:nsga:untlet of protesters in N ewp~rt
Converses politely outside City Hall ~.e1~,:io::sn:ki&"~:1.!i '::!~'¥:
With b f 11 d 1111 it above her head while ~e lamb&ated mem ers 0 0 r ng oppos ton the federal official for wantina to drill
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About 200 Ora.nae Countians op-
posed to allowina more oil rip
offshore demons~ted peacefully
out1ide Ne <;~ Hall Saturday
durina a ~ by U.S. Interior
Secretary Donald P. Hodel. •
Leaders of a coalition of coastal
ettie1 op~ICd to a federal proposal to
permit 011 exploration 'Off the oran,e
Coast and elsewhere in California
bused demqnstrators from Laauna
and Newpott beaches to City Hatl1 where tllty set up an arc of areeo ano
black balloons, waved ~en flaas, . ,
p01ted lians declarina their opposi· om. County ts overwbetnunaJy
tion to oil drillina foes, and awaited Republfcan and.many of lu well·tO:-
the anival of Hodel. , do citizen• are politically active and
The lnteri0r secretary, in Newport contribute heavily to elcctlon cam-
Beacb for a hearina on a plan that p&ians.
would step up oil production &lo~ At petitions carryina some 46 000
the Outer Continental Shelf off Cah-sianatum oppoain1 oil drillini #ilp-
fomia, conversed politely with ped in the breeu on a di1play &oaril
citizens who ~proached him on his Hodel wu 1topoed by a man who toid
way to City Co~cil chambers, but him be wu a lonatJme Republican,
declined the offer of one woman who but that his party JoyaltY. ts hanaina in
uked, "Would you like to cury one the bllance over the drillina issue.
of our sians?" -"I'm ,.yina we have thousands and
Proareasina slowly throu&h the thouaariiisofsianatum. Yououahtto
crowd, Hodel stopped to talk with a listen to the people," said Alex
woman in a broad-brimmed hat who Wentzel, S9, of Lquna Beach.
50 officers contain crowd
Cheers, catcalls greet
Stalker suspect as he
is moved to matnjail
By DENNIS ANDERSON ..... ,. ... ,,_ _,...,
LOS ANGELES -A crowd of
more than 500 jeerina peo__ple were
held back by more than SO officen
Saturday as the man identified as the
prime. suspect in the "Night Stalker" sla~ v.:as removed under heavy
secunty from Hollenbeck Station.
Richard' Ramirez, 2S, was moved
from the station at 3 p.m. He was held
there for five hours after be was
chased, beaten and detained for
sberitrs deputies by a mob when he all~edly attempted to steal a car.
While at Hollenbeck, he was booked
for lnvestiption of murder, police
said immediately after he left.
Durina the hours Ramirez was
inside the station, five miles east of
downtown, the surain1 crowd outside
shouted, "Kill him! Kill him!"
The crowd cheered and catcalled as
a aroup of SO officers formed a human
chain on either side of the path used
by escortina police as they brouabt the
handcuffed Ramirez from the station
to a wa1tin& unmarked brown police
car.
With black-and-white patrol can in
front and behind the detective's cu
and a seven-motorcycle escort, the
convoy drove away throuah the
streets to the main County Jail at
Bauchet Street in the nearby county
area of.East Los Anaeles.
Ramirez, bis face expressionless
throuahout the procedure, appeared
to duck down and hide from the
crowd as he was driven away.
Earlier, the crowd appeared to be
anif)' and nearly uncontrollable,
su~na at one point toward the police
station. An officer put his hand on his
aun and sbo.uted "Get back!" at the
crowd. They com plied. No arrests or
injuries were reported.
"If they're sure it's the Night
Stalker, he deserves the death pen-
alty," said Efrain Mendoza, 44, one of
the spectators pthcrcd at the station.
"He had all of us scared, with the
doors and windows closed in such
heat." said the unemployed father of
five, who li ves three blocks from the
police station.
t.os Anaeles Police Lt. Dan Cooke
said eifht additional officers bad been
called 1n to help control the crowd.
The~ was a delay in moving
Ramirez. "What we are waitina for is
enouah officers to 1uarantee the
safety of the suspect," Cooke said
before the convoy left.
The Niabt Stalker has entered
homes throu'1' unlocked doors and
windows at ni&ht, bludaeonina, knif-
ina. rapina and shootina vtctims
ranaina in lit from 16 to 83. Most
attacks have been in Los Anaetes
County, but other victims lived u far
away as San Francisco and in Oranae
County.
The crowd swelled in the mostly
residential neiahborbood as word
spread that J¥mircz had been ar-
rested. Some in the crowd were eatina
ice cream, but others chua&ed beer in
the sunny, 90-dClfec weather. ·
The crowd cheered as Mayor T om
Bradley arrived to conaratulate police
officers and citizens followina
Ramirez's arrest. "These people arc
here to rejoice," Bradley said.
But shortly after the mayor de-
parted at 2 p.m., a rumor spread that
Ramirez was about to be taken from
the station.
Dozens of people climbed onto a
police car and two teen.qers climbed
into a tree next to the station pte to
aet a better look. Some in the crowd
started to shout, "Kill him! Kill him!"
Tbotc not acheduled to speak or
who were 111ianed ~minute &lots
lat.er 1n the morn1na. ptbered 10 front
of telcvjaion monitors set up so they
could view the proceedinas inside
council chambers.
Their 1houu of approval and
derisive boots ln react.ion to t.cSti·
mony and HodeJ'a comments could
be heard in tbe decorous meeuna
roo,m.
A Newport Beach police officer on
crowd control duty detenbed the
ptberina 11 iinallel' than anticipated.
Patticipantl were well-mannered and 1
quickly dispersed once Hodel left for
another meetina in Oceanside around
11 a.m., he a&id.
Demonstrators were from Save,
Our Shores, an ad hoc aroup from
Laauna Beach, and Stop Polluuna
Our Newport, an e~1tlna orp.niu·
tion that was 1osirumental 1n the
city's flabt to control noise and
arowth at 1obn Wayne Airport
In the weeks since the tentative
drillina plan WU lt'nouneed, the
aroups held ralbes. pthered 1.iana-
tum and tent letters opposi~ the
dri1hna plan to their elccttd officials
Oranat County Supervisor Har-
riett Wieder punctuated thelener-
writfoJ campaip by delivenna a
wheelbarrow full of correspondence
to Hodel as be wu leavina.
The coastal coalition was unsuc-
cessful 1n conv1ncina Hodel to in·
elude Oranae County in a l S-year
moratorium that will protect Bia Sur,
Monterey Bay, Point Reyes, the
Fara.lion Islands and Sa.n Francisco
Bay amona othen.
Aod, even thouah Hodel indicated
he would probebly elimi.oate Iii
t.racU off Newpon aod Laauna
Beaches from a proposed oil leaaint
plan.-Bob Gentry{ a coalJUon leader, •
said be was bitter y dltappomtcd.
"We will meet Wcdn~Y to make
our plans to ao tO WUhjnaton" to
lobby lepslaton on behalf or thcu
cause, be wd ... It was obvious to me·
that he's bwed toward the develop-
ment of oil all alona the COUl. ''
Gentry 511d Hodel did not appeac
to want to listen to Oranae County's
concerns about such 1uucs u air
quality and water polluuon that could
result from oil drillina operations.
The Interior secretary seemed 10
have already made up his m1od that
most of the public's concerns could be
mmp ted. he said .
Oftlcen flank Stalker auapect Rlcbard
llallllrea {left) u he la taken from Loe Alltel•' B~llenbeck police atation to the
coanty jail. Be wu captured Saturday after
he alltJCedlJ attacked Anale De La Tone, :ie. (at n,ht) and huaband~ael, SS.
Couple tell of_ Nicaraguan detention ·5 killed on ·state roads;
~O may. die nationwide
Ex-OCC dean accuses Central American
ovemmentofpiracy, 'stllypolitical ame'
C RISTOBAL, Panama CAP) -A
former Orange Coast couple said
Saturday that the government of
Nicaragua committed J?iracy in sto~
pinf 'their yacht while they were
sailing from Florida to Califom1a and
detaining them for 18 days:-
Leo LaJcunessc, 53. also accused
the leftist Sandinista regime 1n Ma·
nagua of playing "some son of s1ll y
political game" in charging them with
arms trafficking and invading
Nicaragua's territonal waters.
· Weunesse ind his wife Dolores
were on the way from their home in
Ft. Myers. Fla, to Orange County
where LaJeunesse -a former Orange
·Coast College teache'r and associate
dean -planned to re-enter the
teaching field.
They were detained Aug_ 6 when
their 60-foot yacht was towed into tbe
Atlantic port ·of Blueficlds.
Nicaragua.
Nicar8fua's rorc1gn Ministry last
week denied1hc couple had ever been
under hou5c arrest.
LaJeunesse and his wife, also 53.
were interviewed at a yacht club here
one week after they were released
from Bluefields and allowed to re·
sumc their trip.
They said their motor broke down
Aug. 5 and they proceeded under sail.
reaching the Corn Islands about 40
miles off the Nicaraguan coast the
next day. '
A large fishing vessel with four
heavily armed soldiers took them
under tow.j..a.Jeunessc said, adding
;,
that he did not need help and was
outside Nicaragua's territorial
waters.
An "act of piracy is what it was,"
LaJcunessc said.
In Bluefie lds , Nicaraguan
authoritle$ searched the boat and
found a .22-caliber rifle and a 12-
pugc stiotaun. Charges o( gu1?·run-
n1ng were add~ to the accusation of
violating Nicaraguan waters. LaJeu-··
ncssc said.
He callc(j the charges .. some sort of
silly political game" and said the
couple never understood why they
were detained.
For most of the first 12 days in
Blucfields the husband and wife·werc
kept apart. LaJcunesse said.
Authoriues subjected them to ••in-
terrogations at a rather uhense level."
charged them $470 in cash for their
food and lodging 1n a hotel. They also
had to pay for the food of plainclothes
Leo LaJeuneue
security officials who watched them
when, after · I 2 days. they were
allowed to walk around the town and
call the Amcncan Embassy m M~nag
ua from a pay phone.
SACRAMENTO IAPl -F1,e
motonsts died in accidents on
Cahfom1a roads in the first hour<;
of the long Labor 0a} w~kepd
down considerabl>-from the' It-.
deaths reported for the same lime
last vear. authonues said Satur-
da~
The Caltfom1a H1gh""a' PatroJI
also reported 690 drunken dm -
ing arrests for the penod of 6 p m
Fnda' to 6 am Saturda\, v.1th
689 arrests recorded in I qg 4
C HP Officer Judd trong said a
sobnet~ cht'Ckpomt set up tl\
offi cers 1n Bakersfield netted nine
drunken driving arrests. after 225
motons1s "'ere sc~ned and 25
"'ere field-tested for soberness
Safet\ officials predicted that
1.tp to 5SIJ people would be killed
19 traffic accidents nauonwtde
over the hohda~ weekend
From 6 pm Fncia~ until
midnight \fonda) bctv.~n ..150
and 550 could die 1n accidents
dunng the thru-<1a' ob~" ant'e
the 'at10nJI 5aiCI\ ( OLtOll said
•-\bout ..1111.1 pt>opk could he
npc ·ted 1 > he k led on the
'11gh""a\Sdunnga tt'"'<.'-da' non-
'10l1JJ, ""t'el-end a• :his tim~ of I
'ear .JC Ording to wunnl \P11ke~
man Boti O"Bnt'n
Li'' 'ear then:· "~re-JJ "1gh·
-"a~ Jeaths Junng lh<' ttn·t" Ja,
wlx>r Da' v.-«kend
The ""or~t Labor Da' pc nod
rnorde-d \lo3\ in I "Ml "ht'n 011
pco.plt' \lol"rt' lu lled during :ht'
thret'-da' holida'
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What's in a naine? 3-year
sentence ~ls woinan
By th A11oclated Pres•
SACRAMENTO -As Juliet asked Romeo, "What's in a name?" Or. for
that matter, a Social Secunty number? Or a birthdatc? A woman wtth.29
names, 12 Social Security numbers and 11 birthdates was S;Cntenced to three
years in prison Friday for using a stolen credit card~ ldenuficd on the co~n
calendar as Mary Kempton, she was also ordered to pay a $200 fine by Su pen or
Court Judge James Mo.ms. who rejected her a.ppeal to be allowed to stay home
with her two minor children. She pleaded guilty to the credit card charge in a
plea barpin m which cha11es of buf1)ary and receiving stolen property were
dropped. -
ArtllJclal JJ~ patient fJJed• fever
TUCSON ·Ariz. -Michael Drummond shed hts fever Saturday after
doctors increas'ed {he blood now Jbrouah hu artificial heart, and the youngest
rcc1p1ent ofa Jarvilt-1 was monitored fors11N of pneumonia, his surgeon satd.
"I think he loo1cs much, much better than he did yesterday," Dr. Jack G.
Copeland said of the. 25-year-old supermarket assistant manager who on
Thursday became the sixth person to rcoe1vo the device.
NortJJ•.-t raft/led by m-.}or 1Ua
A mass1 ve fire burned out of control Saturdlly m ruged terrai_!'I on the
Idaho-Montana border, while firefiahten battled a 2s,qoo..ac.rc blazc.1n oortb-
central Washinston that had burned at ~6St 15 fam1hcs out. of their bom6.
Elsewhere in the Northwest, JUStY wind whipped lW\tnmg-:eaused fires
thro"'ah thousands of acres of Orqon forests and arassfands. F1rdiahten in
Wyomina strualed to contain a fire that had consumed •. 7SO acres west of
Casper while a~acre fire continued to bum out of control in Grand Teton
Nauoo&l Park. and winds up to 25 mph Saturday fanned the month-old Butte
blnc Ln the Salmon National Forest in east«nttal Idaho.
1Vrec.t ol TJtaaJc reportedl7 lo111Jd
LONOON-American and Frend\ tcientists apparently ~ave located the
wreck of the Titanic. the Bntish liner that tank •n 19121ftcrstnk1na1n 1ccbera. soo mi.let south of St. John'" Newfoundland. the Obs.ct"'er newspeptr
n:poned 1n today's editions The London weekly 1a1d the tcarch, by a
submenible robot vet.Id operatin1 from the U .. Navy ~urvey ship Knorr. has
been aoin1 on since the bejJnnmt of July amid t1aht secunty
"
Hurricane Elena keeps Florida-guessing
ST. PETERSBU RG, Fla. (AP) -
Jim Demas, like thousands of Flori-
dians Saturday, waited first at home
and then at emergency shelters as
Hurricane Elena aimed her IOQ.mph
fury at Florida's Gulf Coast.
"We knew it was threatening and
we didn't go to sleep," Demas. 75.
said from Pierce Junior 1-tigh School
in Tampa where he, bis wife and more
than 1,200 other people sought
shelter. ..
"We left at 4 a.m. when we saw the
Spacewalk en
MleUon apecJallata William
Ftaber (left), Jamee ftD
Botten ln apace abattle 1>18-
coftl"J'• c&f10 NJ before
"Jtamp..tartiDC'' .• d•d •t-
elllte OD a llpace walk 9atar-
4-)'. Tbe $U mllllon 9YD·
001D 3 •teWte ea.me to life
after tile pair wnetled. tlae
fla111-1tae1ed 7 Y.-toa en.ft
onto tile apace ab•ttJe'•
robot um and lutalled two
.,__ to npa.ce failed elec-
troalm OD tile ... lllte. A
w•d .,...a1k la Dlllled
~1 to NIDOft a Mttery
peck uec1 la tM "Jaap
Mart .. a.ad to rat-.. tlae
•Wlltatoorbtt.
•
water coming 0' er the seav.all .. )J1d
Demas ... We did the be~t ~e could
There's no use worrying."
But be was concerned that hie;
canal-front home was under water,
tus electnc appliances damaged. and
his chjldren worried
"The children arc grown and
sc.attered," said Demas. w~p:ttttred
to Florida from Long Island. N Y . I~
years ago. "The) ·,e probabh tned to
contact us I wooldn't be surpnsed 1f
they're womcd and wondrnng ..
Red( rOS\ 'oluntecr Da'l' Hov.ktt
\aid the school "'a., -.rov.dcd ll' th
ICapaCll\
"~e haH' a v.1de -.ros~·\t'lllon ''
elderl~ ~oung, people in v.heekha1n
pt>ople w1th o~~gen But v.t>'re 1:op1n~
quite v.ell " "
-\s the hour\ ~ore on tht" \1l1rm
stalled. tht'n crept Forecasting grr~
difficult. People gre"" rt'$tle-;c; 9, late.'
afternoon. some had ~n u)opcd up
as long as 16 to 1 ~ hours
"These shelttr'i certain\\ .H'f'n t
ntc'1Jt'~ :<• nr \ l\1t• 1•1,110· ,. mlur
I hl'' •c Ul''t~nt•d r.11 -..1tt·1 . '.i1c
Ro' .\J .n1' 1•! thl· Rt·~ ( re'''
-\, .. " T.i'Til'J R.i\ Fred \tt'nlC ·-. "·I' a".1i..rnl·,j trnm h1\ ha~ml
,,nd,,m r ~·" net,1n· ,t.t~n and h1ld
\1en1t h,rn n <'I ~1'1<"' "t'l~l h<' d
Jo fir,t "tfrn l~r alh lcJ 'gnal 'ame
·1 m g 1r~ 11 ~ .!l ,... <' .inJ ~ ll
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Suzanne Marie Oelke and GregQt'Y
Arthur Fults exchanged weddir:tg vow~ in St. James Episcopal Church 1n
Newport Beach on Aug. 10. The Lido
Isle Oubbouse was the setting for their
reception where they greeted 350
gue.sts. '""Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G1"C88 Oelke
of Newport Beach arc the parents of
the bride, an.cJ the bridegroom is the
son of Ml'. and Mrs. Gerald A. Fults,
also of Newport Beach.
The bride wore a silk taffeta gown
designed by Mendici no. V~nrce l~ce
and seed pearls covered the bodice
that was designed with a sweetheart
neckline and a basque waist.
Her sister, Gretchen Oelke. was
maid of honor, and bridesmaids were
Carol DiStanisloa, Arny-Hinshaw,
Karen St. John, Candy Drolson and
Sally Escher.
Geoff Fuhs, brother of the bride-
groom, was best man and ushers were
Ted McGinlcy, Tom Morris, Nader
Shah, Bob-Iverson and Randy Parole.
The couple arc residents of Balboa
Island after a wedding trip to Fiji. The
bride is a former National Charity
League dcbutantc aJ1d the couple arc
graduates of USC where she was
affiliated with Delta Gamma and he
with Sigma Chi. She is employed by
Harbor Day School and he is an
associated with Gerald A. Fults.
,. . .,,
llr. and lln. Anclrcwa
AJfDREWS-BARROP
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
in Newport Beach was the setting for
the Aug. 17 wedding of Julia lee
Harrop and Brian Lucas Andrews.
The Rev. Lydia Sarandan of-
ficiated at the double ring ceremony,
and Craig KinJSbury, soloist, and
George · Pilk1nsto n, organist,
provided the music. A reception for
the couple followed at the Newport
Beach home of the bridegroom's
parents.
Col. and Mrs. Jerry N. Harrop of
Eiclson Air Force Base in Alaska are
the parents of the bride. Her husband
is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert 0.
Andrews of Newport Beach. . .
The bride wore a aown o£whate ~lk
taffeta with a sweet~eart ncckhne.
The Alencon lace bod~cc was bcldcd
with pearls and sequins u w~ the
three.quarter sleeves and ca~I
train. Herdoubtcsboulder-lenath veiJ.
fell from a white beaded ~eadbend.
She carried a bouquet o~ pink ~t
hcart roses centered will! • whi~
orchid and surrounded WJth baby s
breath, carnations and~ums.
Susan Ginter was maid of hon~r.
and bridesmaids were Claumnc Lais,
Lisa Holtz and Lisa w-.elde .. Malcolm
Andrews, brother of the bridcpoom
was best man, and u1hers were Shawn
Brewster, Richard . Gerard and
Mathew Jamison. P•tuck Howell, ~e
bridejt'oom's nephew, was nng
bearer. th .• -..1...1: Honored guests at e ~na
included the bride's ~ndmother,
Mrs. H.B. Harrop ofM!SSIOn, Texas;
brothers-in-law and sisters ~f the
bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. ~chard
Howell and their son. Patnck of
Sebastopol ind Mr. and Mn. Reuben
Schmidt of Merced.; and Mrs. Donald
J. Allan and da'iighter Tania from •
Dallas~ . Puc After a weddjng tnp to rta
Vallarta in Mcitioo. lhc CO':lole .~ resid~nts of Irvine. The ~de ts a
sraduate of Joh~orth High School 1n Riversid~ an ttendcd Cal State
Long Beach. Sh is employed ~Y the
Los Angeles Rams Ch~rleading
Entertainers and as a dance instructor·
at John North Higb. School. Her
husband is a araduate of UC Santa Barl>ari with a degree in business
administration and is-employed by
Bennigan's Inc. in Costa Mesa.
llr. and Mn. Elliott
ELLIOTT-HOLLADAY
Lisa Mane Holladay and Jack
Thom4s Elliott recited their nuptial
promises in a July 28 ceremony in
Huntington Beach Central Park.
They greeted their guests at a recep-
tion also in the park.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Allen of
Fountain Valley and the late Mr. Will
L. Holladay arc the parents of the
bride. The bridegroom, a resident of
Santa Ana. is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack T . Elliott of81rmingham, Mich.
The bride wore a gown of ivory
satin with a high illusion neckline, full
fitted utin and French lace sleeves
with puff shoulders. and a dropped
waist. Pearls and Alencon lace ac-
cented the bodice and the slcirt swept
to a chapel train. Fresh flowers
accented her wedding veiJ.
Sherri Francis was maid of honor,
and Christy Elliott was junior
bridesmaid. Best man was Ken Elliott
and Steven Holladay served as usher.
The couple arc residents of Santa
Ana after a wedding trip to Longboat
Key, Fla. She is a kennel assistant and
rcocptionist at Balboa Animal Hospi-
tal and he is a buildin' contractor
with Double J Construction Co.
Get facts ma' am
before you judge
DEAR ANN LANDERS: In rebuttal -----------to your recent column °Somcth i ng Is
Rotten in the State of California": Where
do you get off makingjud'gments about a
court decision that you obviously have
not researched? Perhaps you and Herb
Caen of the San F1Jnc1soo Chrontcle
(your source forthe item) should allow
your readers to hear the other side of the
story.
A1111
LAllDEIS
The "burglar" that Herb and thou have so ignorantly spoken of was an lg.. ycar-ol~ boy when he fell.throu&;h the skylight of the E!'tcrprisc Hi&h School ~na~1um. He was one in a sencs ofboys who met with the same late. His
1mmed1ate prcdccesst>rwas not so lucky. He was kilted asa result ofhis fall
As a result of the problems the school district was havtng with child re~
dropping t.hrough-thcse mmsy structures, the skylights were outlawed and
ordered to be rep!;aced with solid coverinp. However, EHS apparently wanted
to save that expense, so they merely covered the skylights with tar making it
impossible to detect the glass underneath. '
The'?<>~ y~u wrote ~bout is now 21 y~ old. He has spent the last three
years ofh1s life 1~ bed, mne months of w~1ch he was in a cpma. The settlement
was $260,000. Hts lawyers took most oflt. The fellow has JU St enouah money
to subsist and will spend the remainder ofhis life in a wheelchair
I ftnd it hard to stomach people who write or speak ofinjustices when they
don't know the whole story. What the boy did was not right. On the other band
bcdidn'tdeserve what bes<>t. ls it OK fora high school to ha ve an illegal ·
slcyli&ht on its roof as loo1as it catches a mischievous boy in the process?-
fED1JP WITH REDNECK A TIITUOES
DEAR FED UP : I feel I meraJ ebUcatl• to prtat J OU letter will~ •
cel'1a1aly CHtl . •lffera t U,.t .. die ... ,,. My kart IMI Ht to 'tbt , ....
mu wllo wlll tpe8cl De restef M1Ufela1 •llffldalr, IMlt mwe lleffe to.._ ..w
oatM.11•Ject.
Forldve me If I aaJ Ml attempt to MraJarlie die ldlool by eaiertai
daroep Ge •kJllPt.af&er IHdaer YOUC ..... "M1 lmmMlate PfMffelHr .. a.a• beea kWe4attempdqCM1&111eaet, 1crtkea me•• .. mew.1 t "er ....
"m1dkv•1." It was •wartatit Nd.lets ... fMllG. Some mJpt call It n.icWal. •
UdleatyU_.t wH,a11"•Y· ~··IM la• W • h t&ercue Iba wu prete9t~ la dlle Item by Hen C....,..... 1• fer die .,,.,,utty to •t dlle reeerd 1tnlot. . .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently you printed a prayer for people who
are hearina-imp&ircd. Now will you plr.a.ee print a prayer for those of us wbo
must live with thcac folks? ,
My wonderful mother is 83. She has~ heat'ina problem that could be ._
putly helped lfahe would wear her hearinaaid. But no-ahc thinks it rnaka
her look "o1d." IC>it sits in the dresser drawer.
Everyone in the family must repeat th1np three of four t1mC1 while she says, "What?" or,•• peak up!" or "Please stop mumblina."
We love our mother but an even Ina with her isellhaustina. How about'
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extended by governments or by banks, has had negatJve e .
People need 1'ew habits,
not n~w oil rigs off coast
To I.he Editor:
Please publish the followina:
If u much thouaht and construc-
tive action were taken on savina
encray 11 is devoted to exploitin8 all
known en'eray resources, we miaht
remain a wealthier, healthier and
scenically more beautiful country.
In the early years of the century
Huntinaton's electnc lines provid~
transportation au the way from Los
Anaeles (the hub and center) out to
Riversjde and down to Lona Beach
and. Newport. One car could and did
carry from 20-60 people. This service
wouJd and could have been extended
to the far reaches bad it not been
-replue<t by promotion of the oil
companies and the automobile.
Now, how often do you see a 2,()()()..
to 'S,()()()..pound vehicle beina driven
down the hiahway to carry one, I SQ..
pound person? A terrific waste of ene~y -and of money, too, for
1tud1es of transportation show that
Jhere are many costs of the auto-
mobile besides ps and upkeep,
notably tremendous expenditures for
hiahway construction, hiahway
maintenance, parkin,a and parking
Jots, hiahway supervision, accidents
Jnd even human lives.
nation, a.nd con1equently to the
economic welfare of\ our coastal
communities. Oil spills, of which we
have bad many throuahout the world,
are f'aLll to many fonns of marine life.
A particqlarly rich biota of life
existln& aTona the Southern Cali-
fornia cout, which the ~tary of
the Interior.bu proposed openina to
drilUna, wouki be jeopardized.
But what recourse do we ~ve? Just
as we altered our means of transpor-
tation by buildina and widenina
roads and bifhways and other auto-
accommodauna features, we would
have to alter our travelin& habits and
c:h•nae-'facilities. W.e miaht betin by
more carpoolinJ. more frequently
usjnj the existma bus ancf train
services (how many of us aet 01.1t of
the car when the other method is
readily available?). A lot of peoplejoa
for health reasons. Let's try walkins.
Or bicycles (their ust on h1Jhways 1s
not recommended for either safety or
health). But how much less than the
cost of additional hiahways would be
construction of bicycle paths. How
eNoyable and~ncficialmi&ht such a ride be!
-
The automobile exhaust is laraely
responsible for the smoa, so danaer·
bus to human health. In fallina as acid
rain it is damqina our forests and
other arowinc plants. kHlina fish in
lakes. It has sianificantJy Limited the
scenic visibility in our national parks.
Oil driJLina alona our coasts can be
devastatins to the recreational enjoy-
ment sou&ht by citizens all over our
This chanae in our travelina habits
miaht the better prepare us and
comina aencrations tQ.'. meet a situ·
ation when oil resources shall have
been exhausted.
More oil off our. Southern Cali-
fornia coast is not the answer to a
healthier, happier Life nor. more
economical transportation.
E\lEL YN GAYMAN
Laauna Beach
If Latin :iiStions default,
the _well 's going to (lry up
Castro reasons that American lenders
.. Supervisors, pay increase blt · .. were engaged ~.n acts of imperialism .
. . . Fidel Castro. you will have noticed, cent people. Under . the c1rcum-To the Editor: Council, supervisor and tcaislative is on 1 high and few highs are higher stances, Lalin Amcncan govern·
. How obscene can they act? The positio~ arc n'ot and should not be than Fidel 'Castro's because he has men ts. ha ve a. social responsibility to P~lot,. Aug. 2.1 •. banners the su~r-career JObs. They have t?ccn and inexhaustible energy and is a born rep~d1atc their debt. We arc talking,
visors 19~.5 <hp tnt~ the tax trou a' should-be re:aar<Jed as pan-ume, nOf!· moralizer. What he Is up to at the l~d~cs and gentlemen. about, oh, $300
a salary increase m excess o 20 career ~i:v1cc, prcfcra~ly by d~J· present time is•cspecia!Jy piquatit. He b.1lhon. . . . percc~t. . . cat~ cnizens posscssmg a wade is advising Latin American creditors ~ow this.co me s du.nng ~season m
As m pryor y~rs. the mc~ase f~r vancty of backgrounds. to repudiate their debt to the Uni ted wh ich Latin Amenca 1s gravely
exceeded mflauon, amounting this They arc our ''board of directors"-State · suffering. In pan for natural reasons,
year to .500 percent of the cumnt rate and, as with business corporations. s. in part for reasons that. para-
for supervisors and 8.6 pe~ccnt or • should gather on a part-time basis to Few ideas have a greater appeal doxically, had something to do with
more than d9ublc the mflat1or:i rate deal -Nith top policy matters lcavina than this one. There is nothing so easy credit during the '70s. When
for all the raises. Even worse •.s th~ the execution to more highly paid appealina as rationalization. I re-President Eche verria was in-
platform raised ~y ~be supervisors fuJl-time adminisirators member a professor in my youth who augurated in 1970, Mexico's debt was $90,~a-y~r %rchna, the county A problem of great masnitudc has one day carcfully explained to me that aP.P.roximatcly $.5 billion. ~inc~y-~vc
adHm101strat1ve o d1ce$r.7< 000 ' th aiisen with the career members of the although a believiQJ'Christian. he did b1lhon dollars later, MeJUco is im-
e rccommcn s J , 1or e . not need to repent his non-stop povcnshcd Unemployment has supervisors, sayi ng some dcparune~t Congress and legislatures. A mo~e-fornicauon because you see, be was nsen, the p0pulation has risen. infla-h~ds maJce more. t.han that and .this ment should be rcvencd and ccrtam· engaged intcllectuahy in endeavors tion is disastrous: aftd the plight of the
wiU ope.n the. position to top-caliber ly not espoused at the county level bY. pleasing to the Lord, and his output worki ng man is acute. Granted the
people ~n m1d-areer who want to !he CAO. was irretrievably dependent u pon stunning scale .of official Mexican
serve wtthout suff'cnng maJor sacn· J.R. BLAKEMORE rcaular sexual release. Uh huh. graft and ineptitude. still it 1s mind-
tices. Corona dcl Mar Apropos of such rcasonina, l note that boggling that so m any dollars should
AIDS article deride~ as trash
To the Editor;
I cannot believe that the Daily Pilot
would devote the front page pri~
location to such unsubstantiated·
trash as that which appeared on Aus.
18 (America Wakes to AIDS Horror).
Wi thout determining whether or
not Rock Hudson is or was "gay,"
which for years has been the subject of
much discussion and which many
known gays have crftoycd their
knowledge that he 1s or was. your Lisa
Mahoney has the affront, insulting
opini on 1f you will, to wntc, "But the
daysoflabchng AIDS as a gay d1sca~.
and therefore one that mainstream
society nccdnY. address, came to a
close last month when the face of an
emaciated Hollywood hero entered
America's homes through television
sets" etc. ad nauseum.
I read the entire anicle and I am
appalled that you did not challenge
her mi ny gay-loving statements and
allowed her to spread her unfounded
biased trash upon the readers. Why
not consider a well-supported series
on the virtues of prostitution or
pornography? Especially on the front
page of the Sunday edition. It would
make as much sense.
I resent bitterly your condoning
this one-sided point of vicw ... and l
cannot behcvc that it will continue.
CHARLES R. THOMPSON
Newport Bc"8ch
the clinical psyc hologist Stanton E. have caused that much harm. Samenow, one of the authors of"The
Criminal Personality," remarks in his
new boolc. "From my clinical ob-
servation. I have concluded 'that
'kleptomaniacs' and 'pyromaniacs'
arc simply peoetc who enjoy stealing
or setting fires. •
The hne Fidel Castro is peddling, 1n
speech after speech, seminar aft~r
seminar. goes as follows. The Amen~
can banks that, during the eastdeca~c
or so lent money so heavily to Latm Ame~ca. in pani~ular to ~exico.
Brazil and Argentina, were in fact
engaged in acts of imperialis.m.
Under the circumstances. he cxpl~ins
sm iling, the debts to the Amcncan
banks reaJl y don't count -for the
simple reason that you do not need to
pay money to bourgeois criminals.
Moreover, any cff'on s to repay
those sums mean austerity for inno-
The cxpenence -in Mexico. in
Brazil, in Argentina -tends to bear
out the scholarl y researches of such as
Thomas Sowell, Charles Murray,
George ·Gilder and Tom Beihell.
These scholars say it m various ways,
bu t most directly it 1s Tom BcthcJI
who co ncl udes that the entire postwar
ventu re of aid to other countries,
wheth er extended by governments or
by banks. has had neaative effects.
The key to economic progress 1s the
absolute sanctity of property
Property is the un iversal v1ct1m of
po\111cs. Lord Keynes reminded us
that 1t 1s only government that can
debauch the currency. Nothtn~ that a
Mexican entrepreneur can do 1s proof
aga inst mflat1on, taxation, or even
cxpropriJt1on. Money flowing in
from whatever quarter tends to excite
those instincts m government most
-t11111:at·1:1~11Jm·1a·m:1·1
WILLIAM F.
BUCKLEY
hostile to economic stability: and to
grOW1h.
So that what Fidel Castro tells us,
although it is entirely wrongheaded
and. in his hands, merely the ex-
trusion of Marxist dogma, is in a
paradoxical sense correct: American
mo ney has contributed to the
despoliation of Latin America.
There is a sense in which what
Castro is saying is redundant. Peru
has already suggested the line most
Latin ,i\mcrican countries a.re in-
clined to take: namely, limitina
payments to a (small) percentage of
cxpbrts. President Garcia of Peru has
told the United States that he intends
to repay Peru vian loans with 10
percent of export sales. It must be a .
wonderful feeling to become the
president of an independent country.
You tell your banker what payments
you will make, and when.
There are consequences in all of
this, of course. They· arc that it
becomes impossible to borrow any
more money. What if Peru decided
tomorrow that it needed a $ J 00
million with which to construct a
dam?
Exactly. No banker is likely to step
forward. And in the absence of easy
credit, Peru tnay consider alternative
means of stimulating production.
Meanwhile. Professor Castro can
continue to keep his dctenorating
economy from utterly impoverishing
hjs ~ople by simply spending Soviet
money, wh~h subsidizes much of
Cuba, and all of Castro.
William Bactley /1 • •YDdJc•ted
C'Olam11J11.
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moths were frozen in Siberia duri ng mcnts. So they arrange their vocab to 1 1 • • the lee A e. Some are thawing now. sound li ke p1 organs. Y!Ju won't · Dogs sn1~themout andd1gthemup hearthcmunbs you'rcwiththerr,t. asbestos rem~ova po 1c1es and cat them . It's believed more and incidcntaJly. They won't let their
more bodies of ancient animals music be broadcast.
hent:cforth will feed more and mort
carnivores in the Far ,'\onh
For a couple of v.eeks oul of each
month dunng the w1n1ers at the pole'>,
you can sec the moon circling ~he sky 24 hours a da} . ..
Used to be in Be1ru1 -before 1he
biller men with the guns -the sheep
alwayc; had lhe nghl·<>f-v.a)
lnlandcrc; find 11(.'Ur1ou\1ha1 moS't
ferryboats 1n their l\!''f11al run of duties ncvcr...turn around ...
fbcy don't make p;ct1cl~ the 11.ay
they used to. That's good They uc:cd
10 make them big enough to wear
around your neck
Ppchcs grown aga1nc;t a e;heltered
waif arc alway'i b1sacr and 1u1c1er than
those grown 001 1n the open
Q. Isn't mu\lc b: nned .imon~
Pennsylvania's Am1 sh'l
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
Q. What arc "incunabula"?
A BooJcs printed but not hand·
wn ttcn before l.50 I.
Q. Arc cattails edible? •
A. Arc indeed. In fact. at some t1mc
dunng a year. all parts of the cattail
arc edible -shoots, lea vcs. bloom
spikes. root stalks. all.
The Spanish soldiers of ol~ decked
out their Great Pyrenees dog.s 1n
armor and turned them loose in battle
to make their encmies's horses shy
Order a fried &a for breakfast in the
Falkland Islands and the egg will
cover the platter. An albatross eaa.
probably.
Penguins will w&lk riaht up to
anythina. The'y look fearless. They're
not They're near-sighted.
Birds don't like strawbcmes
L.M. Boyd /1 • •1•dlc•ld
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Means exposure to
risky sustance will
continue as before
WASHINGTON -Removal of
asbestos material fro m thousands of
the nation's schools has come to a
virtual bait btcausc insurance com-
panies arc canceling the p0hcies·of the
firms that do the messy and danger-
ous job.
This means that m1lltons of Ameri-
can children will continue to be
exposed to the nsk of cancer and
asbestosis as the fit't -rctardant ma-
terial crumbles with age.
"The pliaht is a most scnous one in
this nation, with more than 31,000
schools, to say nothing of 1,400
aovemmental buildin&S and hun-
dreds of thousands of pnvatc struc-
tures. which contain asbestos and
must have it removed." Henry
Notko, pruident of AMCAT, a
le.din& asbcstos.-removal company,
warned White House offiC1als recent-
ly in a private letter we 've seen.
JACK
-t'MDEISOI
and JOSE PH SPEAR
'"CIGNA In surance .. Co. prccipi·
tously canceled all of AMCA T's
msura nce -liability, property dam-
age. auto and others -because they
wanted no part of insurina anyo ne
who removes asbestos,'' Nozko
wrote. addina: "AMCAT's msurance
agents wen t to more than 80 in-
surance companies in America and
found that none arc interested in
undcrwrittn&,this risk."
AM CAT finally found one com-
pany that would ~II 1t insurance, but
at an extremel y htah premium: 20
percent of ·AMC'A rs revenues.
That's almost I 0 times the premiums
11 had been payina. "It ha •practicall y
destroyed the company," Noz.ko told
our associates Donald Goldbera and
Indy Badhwar. "We will make no
monw h1s yta_r ...
Nozko said that hundreds of re-
moval fi rms ha ve had their insurance
canceled, eithe r imm~1ately, like
AMC A T's, or when th e policies
expire "h's a disaster: there a.rt no
two ways about 11," he said.
unless government intervention· re-
solves (it)." He estimated that 40
mill ion youn~ters arc bei~g exposed
to asbestos danger, and said asbestos
rcmovaJ contractors "must be in-
sured."
The insurance crisis has not aonc
unnoticed at the White House. The
situation was outlined in June in a
Cabinet Affairs Memorandum dis-
tributed to several federal aaencics for
comment. Officials familiar with the
problem confirmed that many
a$be~tos-removal firms are also
havina difficulty findina affordable
insurance.
So far, the Reapn administratio~·s
response has been to support lc&JS·
lataon sponsored by Sen. Sob Kasten!
R·Wis. ~hich would establi$Ji a poo
of funds to provide insurance cov-
erqe. But the.bill has failed to act out
of committee. ON THE JUNKET TRAIL: It
evidently took some effort. but
Yuaoslav officials manaaed to ICl.l'e
up enouah dia.nitaries to occupy a
aroup of House Armed Services
Committee members for one day
after they sampled the tourist deli&hts
of the ancien t reson of Dubrovn.ii oo
th~ Adriatic rout.
fnLl,lAJI B~T colo_mn«.t
JosEPH
SOBRAN
Cub mo
takes
critique
to heart
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NEW YORK -1 f uess you co"!d
say that New York s 9ov. Ma~f
Cuomo and l arc feudini-I dQb t
mean to braa· the Cuomo-Sobra n
feud hardJy ran'ks wi th the truly great
feuds of our dmc; namely, the
Cuomo-Koch feud , the Cuomo.
O'Connor feud, the Cuomo-Kemp
feud, the Cuomo-Buchanan feud, U\e
Cuomo-Repn feud or, for that m~t·
tcr the OTHER Cuomo-Regan feud.
• 1·~ just flattered he could work ~e _
into his schedule. .
It a.II started in the spnog of ~ 9~4.
when I wrote a column descnb1~
Cuomo as one of those ~thol~c
ethnic politicians who expl_o1t ct~ruc
loyalty while selling out to hberal.1s~.
Mr. Cuomo, undcntandably. d1dn t
like that column.
Without realizi ng that he bad
written an anarY rcpl). which to th.ts
day I have never laid eyes on, I
proceeded to do a lighthearted
column about the Dcmocratt~ con-
vention that was coming up, m the
course of which I quipped that Mr.
Cuomo "looks and talks li ke one of
the characters who was j unned down
at the end of 'The Godfather.'"
It was at this point that I learned
my surprise, that the governor w a
close student of the works of ~.
Sobran .
l read m the papers that Vie
governor .was "furi-Ous" at-me-. 1'.le
nex t thing I knew-, he had several
major st.ate politicians denouncing
me as an anti-Italian bigot. ...
A number of ordinary lta11an-
Amcricans were furious too. This '\'as
the part that bothered me. I
apoloaized publicly. assured one and
all that I had intended no offense. and
reiterated my love of aJI thin.as
ttaJ ian. Later, in a phone ~onvcrsa
tion, I apologized to Gov. Cuomo
personally. He seem ed to accept 11
well.
My apology for any inadvertent
offense did not, of cou~._ 11_nply .a
solemn oath never to cnuc12e his
politics apin. and as he moved into
the headlines last summer I resumed
my normal criticism. keeping the
"Godfather" allusions to a prudent
minimum: hkc, oh, zero.
Well. this year a rcponer, a fncnd of
mine, interviewed Mr. Cuomo ahd
told me afterward the governor had
expressed hi s strong dislike of me: I
was mildly surprised. as I always. am
when I encounter immunity to tbiQld
Sobran charm. but these th il)gs hap-
pen.
Alas and alack, 1t didn't stop the.rt
Mr. Cuomo made some vnrioJ ic
remarks about me on a radio talk
show. Well. these thmgs happen.
Then he wrote a letter to a ne.,,..spaper •
applauding a charactenzauon of Jhe
as a Nazi type.
Then, late last month. an Item i:n
the aoss1p section of the N'cw York
Daily News rcponcd that Mr. Cuomo
was angry about m:r "Godfalh~r"
crack -more than a year after m'
profu se apologies.
Now comes a letter from an luha.n-
Amcrican group bnnging up that
accursed crack again. Wai ving the
question of whether there 1s a statute
of limitations on these things, t
Sl4Spect the fine hand of Mr. Cuomo
in this "Godfather" revival.
Why? It's caJJcd modus ope randi.
Mr. Cuomo is an inveterate plouer
who likes to sic some people on
others. He did it to me last year. At
about the same time. he boasted that
he had encouraged Ge raJdi nc Ferraro
to attack Ronald Reagan as a dcfec. tive Chnstian.
According to a new book on Ma yor
Ed Koch, Mr. Cuomo's 1977 raccJor
mayor against Mr. Koch saw a special
nastiness. In "I, Koch" three re-
porters wbo aren't terribly favorabk
to the mayor recall the Cuomo campaian as follows:
"Koch workers reported sce1 ng
sians on Queens lampposts saying.
'Vote for Cuomo, not the homo.' Cuom~ workers hi~ a pn•atc
detective to try to find out who
Koch's 'boyfriend' was and at·
tempted to plant stories with the preJs
that Koch was p y. Cuomo lieuten-
ants approached Joe O'Connor. who
knew Koch from the Village. and
offered to pay an organ ization he
headed. United Catholic Parents to
publish a newsletter suggesting K0ch wa1py.
"At the .same time, althouah there
" no evidence that Cuomo was
personally involved in the du'\y
triclca, he bcpn rais1na the issue 10 a
clever way .... Cuomo sugestcd. that
Koch also supponed the nght of
homoscxuab to 'prosclytue. '"
For some reason, Mr. Koch "hiu
not fol"llvcn CUomo to thJS day ·
Con•idcrins the dlaatr m Ed Koch's
beck, 1 shouldn't complain about a
few needJet.. Companna the way Mr
Cuomo treats me with the way he
treatsotbeB. in fact , I almosi think he
muat be rather fond of me.
~
In other hiah-risk areas, msurancc
companies have reacted to potential·
ly ruinous payoffs by ra1sm1 their
premiums. But in the case ofasbestos
rcmovaJ. which entails the threat of
uuurics or illness that mi&ht not
lurface for years. and •~ thus
dimcult to plan for 1ctuariaJly. the
companies have simpl)' canceled the
poliCIC$.
tn h11 letter to the White House,
Noz ko said removal of asbesto from
schools 1s "a serious na uonal prob-
lem, which 1s now at a st.andsull
"Despite the absence of many
officials because of Lt\t trad1tlonaJ
Auaust summer 'Vlcation," a con-
fidential State Department trip sum-
mary rcponed, "tbe Yuaoslav hosts
worked up a full prop:am and turned
out a aood delepuon for the talks and
lunch~n in Sarajevo Aus. S."
J1tt .udtf'IM ud J ... SfHMr I•
1 1tHJc1IH ~•,,,.l•I.
Then too, th~rc arc limes when 1
want to apolocuc all over Ill.in T 0 the SU.YI who 101 gunned down in ''The Godfather."
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A. -The trouble .iyiUi..treating a
void as an ace is \tiit you ·are l\Ol
sure whether it is a "working" void
or whether, as here, it is opposite an
ace in partner's hand and you are
missing aq rce somewhere else.
When you have IA void or two fast
loser• in an unbid suit. you should
not initiate Blackwood. 'i our hand
is better suited to a cue·bfdding se·
quence. But what about those cases
where partner asks for aces and you
_ Jl~ ve a void?
Easley Blackwood suggests in his
book that, when the responding
band holds a void. hts should make
the bid he would have made had he
held no void. only one level higher.
Tbua, with no ace and a void, re-
spond six clubs rather than five
clubs; with one ace and a void, re·
~nd six diamonds, etc.
That is all well and good. How-
ever, you often still won't know
whether or not the void duplicates
oJle of your aces. Therefore, I
recommend another method.
With a void but no ace, sign off in
five cluba-you cannot afford to
venture to slam because you can't
be sure your ·void is "working."
With .s>ne ace and a void, jump in
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void, re1pond five oo trump.
Therefore, on the band 1hown,
partner would jump to 1ix club1 in
responae to Blackwood to ahow a
void In clubs and one ace. Had t he
void been in heartt, he would re·
•pond six hearts.
Now let'• aaaume that the agreed
trump suit is hearts and partner bu
a spade void. He cannot jump to six
spades since that would commit
your aide lo a grand 1lam when you
could be ojl a cashing ace. So io·
stead partner would jump· to six
hearts to show one ace and a void in
a sui~ ranking higher than the
trump suit. In this case, it could
Homeleu
Molly, a ab-month-old
ahephercl mtz, J• at the New-
port Barbor Animal Shelter
while waithlC for a new
home. The •helter la located
at l:l4 lleaa Dr., Coeta Meaa.
only be a spade void.
, Q. -Wily are aaaaere M bed ud
clreae .. •veaJy at brid .. IAVD•·
aeata7-L .D., Aduta, Ga.
A, -Because orticial1 let the players
get away with that 1ort of thiogl l
remember when the finale of na-
tional team championahips were
black tie affairs. Bridge seemed to
be a much more enjoyable pastime
in t)loM days.
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Cll&rle1 B. Gena did o...,. 8Mrtf, ..
eve ef Ual1 .. ,.,,.,.,.
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M•ill1. er tllielr i t&ffl, CUJlet uderlake
t.e aa1wer a.II q .. 1U..1 ••tl•lu.d.
)IOUr void.suit if it is lower in rank .----------------------------!
than your trump suit; if it ranks
•lgber , jump to the six-level in your
trump suit. With t wo .. aces and a
SCHOOL NOTES
Assis tan ttlean
appointed
at university
Irvine resident Steven Groesbeck
Target will have only a limited supply of the
Commodore 128 personal computer advertised
1n today's Target sale section.
The Commodore 15 7 1 disk drive and the
Commodore 1660 phone modem will not be
in stock at all. This is due to manufacturer's
delivery problems. We will give rain checks
for all three items.
We regret any inconvenience this may cause
.. .
was recently named assistant dean of 0
students at National University. ~9ARGET Groesbeck, formerly an academic/ • .
admissions counselor. is now respon-•
sible for the daily management of lt\c 1--------=~-------,...--------------1
university•s OTanae County campus.
This includes the training and hiring
of admissions counsellors, the sched-
uling dasses, and managmcnt of the
university's community outreach
p~~\o Joining the unive~ity,
Oroesbcck was the assistant manager
of a department store.
Stock dean'• ll•t
The dean's list for the 1985 spnng
~mestcr has been announced at
U niversity of the Pacific. Stockton.
Those selected included: Craig
Furnas, Corona del Mar: Karen
Huber, Costa Mesa; Lynn Sasano. H u n t i n g t o n Be a c h : J'o h n
1$feckenridJe. Laguna Beach; Kraig
K.awada, l..Jguna Hills; Veronica
Koneski, Laguna Hills; Clarke Smith,
~cwport Beach; Philip Schroeder. ~una Niguel; and Lisa Headlee.
Mission Viejo.
Top aclllevement
Dianne Robison of Huntington
Beach recently received a certificate
in honor of her outstanding academic
achievement at Natjonal University.
Robison, a health claims super-
visor for Provident Life and Accident
lhsuran~ 1n Orange, graduated
'umma cum laude with a Bachelor of
Business Administration at the uni-
versity's summer commencement.
Nearly 2,500 students have re-
~ived graduate and .und~~duate
dearccs from the u01versuy 1n the
past year.
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'The rich old ladies-of catiSes·'
quietly help their communities·.
When they are
spoken of, they·~ re·
ferred to as "social
do-aooders" orthc
.. nch old lad1es of
causes" or .. mem-
bers of the ball-of.
the-month club."
You'veallseen •••••••••••• them on society
pages in their rus~
tlina suedes handing a check over to someone at a
luncheon where crab quiche 1s being served and
champaane flows.
They're harmless. They lceep busy They bother no
one.
They bother me.
Too long I've sat by and marveled 11 their low profile
theu disciplined drive and the1r awC$0me contnbution to
this country without saying a word. .
Without any fanfare whatsoever, these women (who
don't have todoanything} have silentty built museums,
sustained operas, fed the poor,.funded shelters, erected
hospitals, created parks, effected cures for diseases. ra1scd
money for research, provided schools and scholarships.
perpetuated the arts and brought dignity and opportunity
to people they will never see, to h ves they could never
im111ne.
ln Dayton, Ohio, the art in the Dayt6 n An Jnstitute
was in <Sanaer, lhanks to a leaky ioof. The building was not
accessible to the handicapped. Mrs. F'redenck C;Smith
(Pf'eife) and her committee raisCd mo~ than S 1,,8 milh~n.
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Jn Balumore Md., the Wo men's Board ofJobns
Hopkan1 Hospital basraucd S3 nuUjon over the past I 0 ~
ycan(orthe benefit of the hotpital. lnCbieqo, while 2S
debutantadanced, the Womcn'sSoard of the North·
western Mcmonal Hospitals wound up.thrir drive for S2.8
million for the purctweof a mqneticraonancoX-ray
machine. Jn~ Di~. the Jewel BaUapiniaiaedmore
than S l 2S,OOO for service projects. In Oeveland. Ohio. ·
fu nd-ralser'Jeannie Jones said the wo men sutTcr from
"bcnefit1t1s" but $7 milhon was raiied fortbe orchestra
This i•n 't even the tip of the ioebera for au the fund·
ra1sina that isgoinaon all overthecoumrybythese
women. What makct them umquc 11 how they do iL Most
of them cut their teeth on money-mak.in1 proJCCU such as
brownie sales, church bazaars and car washes, but u the
needs became in:atcr. they srcw 1nto a iood ol' pris
network. Their fund-raising 1s a lot ofbealna. a lot of
unreturned phone calls, a lot oftrade-oflaand ann-
twisung for donations and patrons.
But God love 'cm, they pull 1t off. J ~ve spoken at
benefits m towns so small you couJd carpet them (or under
S36. Miraculously, whenthecurWn opened. there were ·
2, SOO peopk in black ties and J.OWOS who paid a ridiculous
amount of mon~forthc pnv1Jcaeof drcssina up formally on a Tuesday n1 t.
The "rich o d ladies" (most of them are not that old)
have had thctrpla~ 10 the sun today. They'll fade into
obh v1on for another 50 years or so. Bur when you 're saying
your prayers tonight. offer up one for these .. sociaJ d<r -
gooders .. and bC ~d they have a social conscience to go
wnh It I wouldn t want to know what this country would ~without them.
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Ba~Y boom homes need middle -age improvelnents
Nearly one out of three families heat loss In your home 15 Begin the project by laying a Doors should flt flush against door locks. Place the •closed lent for fllllng the small openings
. lives In a home bullt between percent. Actual savings may piece of temporary flooring se-the broad edge of the stripping edge of the weatherstripping or structural cracks often found
1947 and 1964 to accommodate vary, so homeowners are advised curely across the Joists: a plank when closed. To achieve this, cut against the side of the center in older houses. It prevents air
the "baby boom." Now nearing to request a fact sheet on R-of1.~-lnch plywood should suffice. strips Into pieces the length of the molding of the frame so that the Infiltration and heat loss and
middle age, many of these "baby· values from their building ma-t.eave the Insulation In packages sides and top of the door frame open (or broad) edge faces the keeps water out of the walls.
boom" houses are In desperate terlal dealer. until you are ready to use It, since and position the pieces 'with the door. Nall stripping to the frame. "In baby boom houses. typical
need of repairs and Improve-"The only tools you need are a It will expand once opened. door closed. In most cases, Employ the same procedure places that would require caulk-
ments, reports the National As· sharp knife, a straight-edge, a Start laying the Insulation at weatherstripping will have holes for windows. Ing are window openings, pipe
soclatlon of Home Builders. ruler. a pair of work gloves and the outer edges of the attic and already punched and ap-For metal-framed windows. and wlrElentrles, cracks In bricks,
"Perhaps the greaJest need Is safety glasses," Krach said. "In-work toward the center. laying proprlately spaced through you have to drill holes In the spaces between stud walls and
to Improve the homes' energy stallatlon Is simply a matter of the long runs first, and placing which to drive the nails or screws. frames and then screw the strip-foundations. and gaps around
efficiency," said Michael Krach, cutting the material to flt and the left-over pieces aside for Before nailing, trim away sec-ping Into place. chimneys and doors and window
vice president of Owens-Corning laying It between the joists or on filling up the smaller spaces later. tlons that could cover hinges an~ •Caulklng: Caulking 1s excel-frames.·· Krach said.
Fiberglas Corp .. a building ma-top of existing Insulation." Be sure to butt each section
terlals manufacturer. "These Most homeowners select glass tightly against the adjacent sec-
homes were built before high fuel fiber blanket or batt Insulation for tlon for a complete barrier to heat
bllls made energy conservation a consistent A-value and ease of transfer.
necesslty,·so Improvements are lnstallatlo '"1'he width you need Be careful not to block eave
needed to plug the leaks, vents at the edges of the attic,
eliminate the drafts and -at the ,,,,_ ... e 'ff;-l!.Ri'9110b-and make certain to keep lnsula-
same time -Increase their .t. a -• 1 tlon at least 3 Inches from
value. lem 1• tra-recessed light fixtures.
"Probably the biggest prob-t1on and laeat la.II If you are adding Insulation, the
lem Is air Infiltration and hoat loss new layer can be placed snugly
through the main shell of the •••• Many W'e.re ballt together at right angles to the
home," Krach said. "Many were fritJJ no bJ•alat1on joists -directly over the original
built with no Insulation In the in •&.e _ 'l• 0 , .. fioo• material. This Insulates the Joists
walls or floor and only small U1 w11.1 • • and provides a better thermal
amounts In the celling." and only •mall barrier.
A-value Is a measure of lnsula-aJDOUJJfa in tile Cell-As a final step, fill the space
tlon's resistance to heat flow. between the chimney and fram-
Hlgher A-values mean greater 1ng. " Ing with unfaced material. Jf
Insulating power. Michael l{rach working with faced Insulation,
Krach recommends the follow-Owens-Coming simply tear off t"e facing before
Ing home-Improvement projects Installing. t~ help bring "baby. boom" Fiberglas Corp. •Weatherstripping: Weather-
Kouses up to today's energy-stripping seals doors and wtn-
efflclency standards: will be determined by the space dows to keep out drafts and
•Attic Insulation: Installing between the joists, normally reduce Infiltration of moisture.
attic Insulation Is one of fhe either 24 or 16 Inches., noise, dust and dirt -often a
biggest energy-saving steps you If your attic has some lnaula-problem In baby boom housea.
can take. With the federal energy...... tlon, you should use unfaced Krach said.
tax credit due to expire at the end Insulation. If there Is no lnsula-Before buying, get separate
of 1985, now may be the best· tlon, the material should be fac&d dimensions for sides. top and
time to tackle this weekend with either a kraft paper or bottom of all doors and windows.
project. aluminum foll vapor barrier. Your building supply.or hardware
The Department of Energy As for the R-valoe, consult your dealer can advise you on what
Baby Boom Houses: Where To Im
j
Insulate the attic C ulking
Weatherstripping •
estimates that by starting at "the local utility for recommended kind of weatherstripping 10 buy
top," you can Immediately cut levels. and how much you wlll nEfed: Thing• have cbanled •Ince the baby boom yea.re. but many baby boom home. haven't.
La~tern Bay to opennt?w phlise at The Villas this weekend
NeW phase will feature 112 homes. in cluding
four expanded Victory plans~n Dana Point
Phase · 111 of The VIiias at
Lantern Bay Is slated to open this
weekend with an expanded ver-
sion of the Victory plan, reports
Maurice Johns, project manager
at the gate-guarded community
overlook Ing Dana Point Harbor.
"Our slte plan-called for a
different home cluster ~onflgura
tlon for Phase Ill," explained
Johns. "The expanded plan was
developed just for that configura-
tion." It features 2,064 square
feet on one level, along with a bay
window In the dining room and blends New England and con·
French doors opening to a view r18'J'POrary design with traditional
deck or patio and/or a bay materials and details ranging
window In the living room. den from brick to beveled cedar
and master suite. Only four suc;h sid ing, Vermont slate roofing and
homes will be available in ttre til~d entries.
phase. which will eventually in-The VIiias also affords an
elude 112 homes. active lifestyle. with its own
Lantern Bay opened 28 Phase fitness center. offering swimming
II homes in July, "and it's rapidly and tennis. a sauna and a
nearing a sellout," he added. therapeut(c pool. plus a h1gh-
The Villas· exterior design tech exercise room.
Beyond the center. the harbor
area provides plenty of op-
portunity for such pursuits as
walking, iogging. cycling. beach-
going, swimming. and other
water spons
The Villas features six one-and
two-stdry plans ranging from
1. 732 to 3.032 square feet Prices
r ange from $219 .000 to
$645.000.
Lantern Bay has been created
by The Smyth Companies of Lal<e
Forest and Pac1f1c Mutual Life
Insurance Co
To reach Lantern Bay take
Coast Highway to Street of the
Golden Lan tern 1n Dana Point
and turn toward the ocean
Appointments are suggested
and may be made by calling
661 -2508
Lyon Co.
offices
$lay open
'til 8 p.01.
Contractor 111akes 111odel proposal
Old you hear the one about the
building contractor who liked his
Woodbridge Brtarglen home so
much he proposed marriage in
the furnished model?
The contractor is Gary Gilman.
partner in an Orange County
contracting/developing firm
He's built medical. commercial.
and office buildings. and is cu r-
rently developing an apartment
complex. Shopping for a building
Is something he knows how to do ~
Gilman v1s1ted Woodbridge
Bnarglen about six months ago.
when the current phase was
being bullt He hked what he saw
so well. he hired a couple of the
contractors who worked on 1t to
build the apartment complex for
his own firm
He also decided he'd like to
buy a Briarglen home for himself
motlel he popped the question
She said yes, and the couple plan
to be married tn October
M odels at Woodbridge
Bnarg)en are open from 10 a m
to 6 p m every day Prices start
at $ 14 1 900 fe>< three-and four-
bedroom s1ngle-fam1ly detached
homes
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To assist homeshoppers. The
Wllllam Lyon Co. Is featuring
extended sales office hours on
Wednesday and Thursday nights
at all eKlstlng developmerits.
Jim Balley and Brian Norkaitis.
division vice presidents for Lyon,
announced that normaJ Wednes-
day/Thursday sales office hours
of 10 a.m. to 6 m. would be
extended until 8 p.m.
The exended hours affect the
following Lyon projects: North-
wood Courtslde and Wood-
bridge Parklane (Irvine); Rancho
Monterey (Laguna Hilla): and
Rldgemont (MlHlon Viejo):
American Classics (Fullerton);
Callfornla Classics (Sunnymead);
Travis Country (''f'orba Linda);
The Country and the Gardens at
Victoria (Rancho Cuc~monga):
Cowan Hills (Orange). •
"We experimented with the
extended mid-week houri at a
couple of projects to see what
kind of responH we could ex·
pect " said Balley. "The lat•
hours were so popular that we've
opened evtn more of our pro-
jects for evening sales.
"With the evening hours In the
middle of the week . people now
have the opportunity to tour
model homes after work." said
Nork alt la.
For more Information. call
833-3800.
"I'm a finicky shopper for a
home." he said. "Being in the
construction business. I look at
all kinds of ooos and ends·t11 the
workmanship I can drive a con-
struction tract sui:>ervlsor nuts
He bought a Glenmont model
-three bedrooms. 2', baths
two stones -on a Saturday 1n
May Then he invited his girl-
friend. Janet. to take a rtde with
him the following Tuesday. when
he was going back to complete
the paperwork
While the pair were touring the
Take the Culver Drive exit
nortl'l from the San Diego Free-
way. or south from the Sante Ana
Freeway and turn east on Main
Street to enter Woodbndge
Folfow the signs on Yale Loop tot.
Bnarglen For more information.
call Bob Freeman or Jack Schott
at 55~-0073
Firial 13 Windwood Townhomes
will be offered for sale this month
The final 13 W1ndw ood
Townhomea will be offered for
sale by lrvlne Pacific this month.
according to Candy Shepard, the
firm's director of sales and mar-
keting.
In addition to nine new homes
soon to be under construction.
the firm will otter three furnished
models and wlll convert the sales
S~lal Om•nce n'--offered . ott1ce to a for-sa1e townhOme r-----r&a&a Th4thomeswill be priced from the
A clra.matlc. free-eto418' ftreplace ~Jlta the llriDC high $90.000a.
room tn tile ltena .. lift nocw plaD at Landmark AIUm. Shepard aeld the devek>pment
The ballder. &~ Laadmarll, a. otrerlD& to match a hu been a successful one for the
baJer•a t O percent dowD ,.,_.t for aAJ oftbe bomee ln firm "Since first being ottered
tbe IA.Ile f'.-t Deftlopaaat. Pr'9ee atart at $2157 ,000, 10 one year ago. they have ex-
tbe matcll wUJ beatl-.t$21S.700 -wbicla wlll reeult ln aa CMded our goal on an average of
90perceat1-.a and lower a ontllly ,.yaenta f o' the bayer. ~ three sales per week · ·
Tile 10-,....1oua • ...artt...i ..-IO,....... curl• a fb-.4 She reported that 163 of the lilt~ rate of 10 ,..._.t. aad ll1:aar1Aactmarll pa ya 0 011-176 planned homes have sold renrrt.ac cloebal c.ta. since August 198•
.~ ' ,
Wlndwood Townhomes otters
three floorplans: a two bedroom
I'• bath: a two bedroom. 1 ''t bath
and a two.bedroom-plus-den
wnh 21"t b aths
''Windwood Townhomes are
especially appealing to singles.
young marrieds and smaller f am·
Illes." said Shepard, featuring
formal living and dining rooms
with master bedrooms separated
from aec:ondary bedrooms
The Wlndwood community has
e park·llke paseo syatem. which
connects Its ¥&rlous residential
neighborhoods. and 1nclud a
walkway. bike trail end a "par
1o0gtng course"
Wlndwood Town homes resi-
dents automattcelly becom4'
members of two homeowners
aasociatlons Th WlndwOod
Community Association main-
tains the recreational facilities
and common areas w1thm the
community Home extenors and
common areas within the Wind-
wood Townhomes llelghborhood
are maintained by the Windwood
Townhome Maintenance As-
sociation Homeowner associa-
tion "dues are approxlmatety
S 105 per month
The Wlndwood Town homes
Hies of11ce I• located at •36
Deer11eld 1n Irvine From the
Santa A r},t Freeway. take the
Culver Dr'lve ottramp south to
Deerfield end turn west to the
models. which are open dally
from 10 am to 6 pm ,.o b4I
placed on the interest list call the
Wlndwood T ownhomes tale
staf1 at S52~3o ig
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• 4 Ln~. S O.yt. S6 Doaa.rt. • Acb ml\ , am f'I f'arh hut nv portlWI of I-"''"'""' 1 rtlund.able • Addiuonal !Ir-may be pure hated for 12 00 nth
• PtK'tt rnu.i be 1nd~ in the ad • (lor, 1101 •vvh tu thf' rnl f'•lollf' t•·111.il or htlp wanttd cl&MJ'teallOnl °' automoblln pnrf'd o~l't $2000 Call 642-5678
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PENINSULA
IHi,llO
2 separate houMs across from Newport
Elementary Schoof, steps to ocean or bay.
lmmeculate condition. excellent rental area.
LIWll,._.ll.A 1211,IOO
Comfortable and f\Jn, stucco 3 BR home close to
bay and oceen beaches. First home. summer
home or neighborhood warrants a new home.
PUllllU MUlflllT 1420,000
Great lower penlnsula location without
boardwalk. Spacious apartment over the gar-
age. potential for user, developer. Owner may ' , finance.. •
N•lll.A .._.., llH,000
Rolltng sand dunes to the ocean is the view from
this emotlonalty appealing home. Extensive use
· of brick and wood add to exlstln'g charm.
Pl•lll.A UTPMY IHl,IOO
Brick patio with built-In BBQ lends itself to
entertainment flow between your yacht and
custom home. Oak cabinetry, great location and
view.
........ ...... 11,100,0IO
Lower penlnaula 5 BA home. Large patio, ~xtra
parking. hardwood floors, subtle decor plus an
endless ocean/Catalina view. ·
P1m11U I 1,2H,OOO
50' on the bay and a charming 4 BR home with
lovely garden entry, lanal across front, master
suite, a chef's kitchen plus dock and beach.
P11111aA UYFIHT 11,100,000
Spacious, classic. English • BA home with wood
paneling, antiqued waits and beamed ceiling.
•2• frontage with entry patio, sandy beach and
large boat facllltles.
Plmlll.A UYFIHT 11,IOO,OOO
Estate-size home located on curve of bay with
endless vie:w of harbor, jetty and ocean. Formal
garden entry. large yacht f acllitles.
-1&1•11111111 1111,000
Most desirable Plan 3. Single l~et 3 BA + family
room. Jasmine Creek resort ll~lng with 24 hour
security, pools, tennis and lush greenbelts.
lnlUU IHt,oeo
Enter a charming courtyard with pool and spa. 3
BR + FA country trench plus ocean, bay, night-
llgh!S view. ·
UYIWI HU,IOO
Least expensive Southport. Sparkling clean,
fresh paint, new carpets, pool-size yard. As-
sumable financing. Fantastic for large family.
Ullll YllW 111.U 1111,IOO
Fabulous 180° view of harbor and ocean from
this stunning, totally upgraded and remodeled 3
BR, 2'h BA home. Truly must be seen. Appoint-
ment only.
MIU •L 11&11 llH,000
Panoramic view of ocean, bay, and harbor. 4 BR
home has fabulous master suite wlth fireplace.
center atrium witrt spa, terraced gardens sur-
rounding large patio.
...
"REAL ESTATE
OPEN HOUSES
.1&111111 OIHI
3 BR, FR
IAllll YD llLLI
,3 BR. FR, Vu. Pool
11&1111 YIEW lllU
4 BR. FR
WIHIHIES
4 BR, Den. Vu
IHllHLIFF
4 BR, FR
llYllE, HIV. PUI
2 BR, LH
HllOI YIEW HMIS
4 BR. FR, Pool
.l&SMlll OIHI
3 BR, FR
WlllYIEWllMH
5 BR, FR
UYOIHT
4 BR, FR
OOllU Ml llAI
3 6R, FR ..-
WIH SIHES
2 BR. Study
Wiii YIEW lllU
4 BR, FR
SITlllllY
$325,000
$369,000
$499,700
$575,000
$595,000
$112,000
SlllAY
$310,000
$325,000
$334,000
$334,900
$410,000
$498,500
$499,700
11 oleftJ
C.McMAHAN
112 lullluttl•
M. MATTHEWS
2121WieffHr
G. LIVINGSTON
4'21l••ry1111
O' SHAUGHNESSY
IHIMMacCMJH
C.McMAHAN
40l2 hraailt4er
M. MATTHEWS
1110 ,.,. ........
C. BALDIKOSKI
11 JeftJ
C.McMAHAN
1142 Pert SHrtl•1
S.EXLEY
1114 ltertiPt ....
K.PARKER
2111 Waterfr ...
G. LIVINGSTON
4t 11 lrrtqtff
A. KURTZ
2121 WI.._,.,
J. DONAHUE
YIW U&.llA l1U,HO
Security building 2 BA penthouse. Interior de-
signer's own home, offered completely
furnished. An absolute knod<-out.
Ill UIYM • •WI 11,Jl,IOO
2 BR. 2 BA retreat. Lowest pr~ In co~.
Excellent condition. vacant, easy to see. Com-
munity tennis, pool & spa.
WTILlfF 'Utt,111
Wonderful house with 5 good-size BA located on
large pool-size tot. Terrific family neighborhood
near churc h es, schools and shopping. Fee.
ua111YllW1111111 ua..-o
5 BA, 3 BA Somerset on corner across from
park. New carpet, fresh paint, parquet floors.
WTILIFf ........
Have you dreamed of the perfect home -so
customized but Jlt a price that Is affordable?
This 4 BA. view home may just be ltt
LIM ISLE 1411,IOO
Full-security condo located on bayfront near
Lido Isle. Professionally decorated, this 2 BR
residence affords fabulous views of bay & Lido
channel. Call now.
UYSlllH Mtl-
Classic 2 story Cape Cod. 3 BA, 3 BA, gourmet
kitchen. central courtyard, observation deck, 3
flreplaces and 2 Jacuzzis. Assume low Interest
private financing.
UYFIHT UM OllM llll,111
Security and prestige with a flair. Exquisite
decor with "sit down'' bay view. built-Ins, sauna
• are a few of the pluses, 24-hour security with
doorman.
UYSlllH
3 BR, Den $549,000 2111 ..,...,. "
M . REEDY '
UMISU 11,111,llO
5 BA home on north.channel. Country kitchen. '3
fireplaces, gigantic master suite, rumpus room.
Pier and slip for 50' boat.
sn1ws11u
6 BR, FR, Vu
UM ISLI
4>BR, FR
SlllHLIFFS
4 BR, FR, Spa
UYFHIT
4 BR, FR, Byfrnt
Liii ISLE
.fBR
$650.000
$680,000
$695,000
$995,000
$1,595.000
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B.AEEDY
20t Yla lijetl
S. MARVIN
124 •• , ••• , c .. , ..
L. McLOON
11H hfsl4• Ir E. CORKETT
121 YI• Ullle lff4
C. RUMSFELD
MAlllOR VIEW llOIH 1210,000
Move your family into this spacious 4 BA
Palermo in time for school. Extra large lot with
pool & play yard for children.
UYOHST 1334,100
Best location. quiet cul-de-sac. Remodeled 4
BR, trench doors, bay windows, brick floors,
quality butcher-block counters. Large pie-shape
lot.
HYER HORES "-. 1421,000
Stunning custom 5 8A famlly home with ca-
thedral ceilings, maid's quarters, workshop and
spa. Excellent conditlon. Assume loan!
644-9060
LlllA UYFlllT 12,IOl,llO
Exceptional construction, main turning basin
view, 4 bedroom, + maid's room. traditional
home, fee land add up to the perfect home.
OTHER AREAS
llYlll 1111,111
Lovely tradition.~! family home. six Y9atS new,
great location, dual masters. Clean 11 wf\lstte,
move-In condition and priced to ~I.
HIYllE 1211,IOO
Great 4 BR family home In Turtlerotk. Close to
schools and communitJ parks. Separate formal
dining, very private backyard.
lllTI lJllU Mll,000 .
2 BR big-little home, has famous past and when
you see It, you'll know it's your future. Quality
plus timeless perfection for those bored by the
ordinary.
SHTI lJllU 12,llO,MI
Coastal landmark. This magnificent new con-
temporary custom covers a rock promontory
into the ocean. 4 BA, 6 BA, 4 frplcs, views
forever II
2161 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS RD., NEWPORT BEACH
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lllSIOUfflAl llU.l ESTATE SUMCU
**LIN ISLE ESTATE**
70 ft. lot. 3 BR, large master
suite, library, family room, r.or-
mal dining rm 1'wo patios.
$6.80.000.
IPll llllAY 1-1 201 YfA II.IN
Call Sara Marvm at 644-9060
COLDWeu.
BANl(eRO
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411 l 2003 Yac't Resohrte $415,000 F.I•
4BR/FR
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New Bedford
Bar Harbor
Nantucket
Nantucket
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CAll CINH lNDUSON
$330,900
$389,000
$390,000
$399,000
$420.000
$485,000
for appointment or come by Sunday to acquaint
you wtth this special gate guarded community
complete with pool, spa. tennis and views
'44·9060 or 759·1917
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bedrooms. , 4 baths, f~ rt>om, •LP llYUTM , erna 1 1 .year old MNdowtan< 3Br .... 211 .,.. =·I 2Br 28a unu s 1000 ~ 1IUIDT • .,......
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security system. Br.ight and Coast Metro Condo wttl'I Plan 1, 2Br +Den Guard· down OWC at to lnte< .. 1 tam rm AIC, trple. I blk ,~ lfi • twnhme Wthr/dtyt 8-'
cheerful and in· "m ove-in" auumabte $80 000 ed gete. poolt, tennis $159 11 Prine only 10 A11oc pool . apa, park "/,/'/{ ./< '// WINTER Furn 2BR, trp~. petlO 1850 Agt 550:-'1016
diti 24 hr con -loand Prletldbelow'mar· $10,000 Aede~oratlng 845-9922MJaoquee,Agt Upgrades Assumable'' R E A"/.l TV by8ay 911 1081301760 391 2a.. ODI gtll. nice
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Donn.a Godshall ~RTIES IUOI ll•·&WlY THE REAL EST A TEAS One Hall Moon. lrvtne CLlff••"ll -&aA. .,.IW La~HI li~atl 21 S2 38r hM, ak, grdnr lnc:I • • 111. II llLI-~ 01111 546-"313 Call Own., 8S. 3120 _, "'"'" ulll 1121,• HAVEANIC"Esu••••EA -lmpre111ve home and OPEN SUNDAY 1·5PM-NI UEL S OREJ 6r 15 peta '*· No etilldren
The awesome unobstructed, ocean . 2 story 2BA 2be 2 car MM commanding 1oc:111on 418 Bolero Way/Superior thru 8115/86 Lge h<>fM S860 557-6063
It ll h d lllEL PlllFIOT atlached garage Sundeck WTllll 0•••111l Charming & immaculate Neat 2 Bd 2ba p1110. overlkg ocean 4BA 7t>e •BR 2t>a, lam rm, 1111 rm,
c y g ts an sunset View from this ••Jfr••• •"' .... ~k·a~.oo'c;' Olde CdM Reduced to s199."ooo_ 4Br Woodly with m90n111een1 frp~ 2 encl gar CIOM to Furn/p1r11ally furn dining rm. nr s 0 Plcz.e
upgraded, 4 bdrm., 3 'h bath, 2 fam-Thia spec1acu11r~ bdrm, a OPEN SUNDAY NOON·5 3Ba. 2 atorlel, Qutel c:ut-180 deg vleW trom 2nd bch & pool S 125.000 Pool/se>a Walk to P"' S 1050/mo 73'-81178
ily room h ome In· prestlaious gal"' ba three atory home la d Bk 720 8730 ''""' hYlng area. 2 Bdrm• Brok., 875-•010 beach. tennta 13500/mo --o· ~ · 321 DAH LIA PLACE e-aac r · & ~n or 3rd bdrm & ca-_ Includes gardener, pool & 48A 2ba, pool_Cp11/drpa. guarded Harbor Ridge, incl. com-on an extra large 1ot. Faret Walker, Altr IWIH Htnllln me1d NNtce 240·1743 Quiet at. $1Ss1mo Bkr
munity pools, spas, lenn1's cour•n Completely redecorated Cell676_.1-'4 F11t1Jtltht11Ylew tl'ledral c:elllnged lemlly Muat llquld•1e1 !Bdrm --ffH 2131471-1180 .., In aotl pallets accent~ wlcool breezes 3BA room Big yerd With troll " ·= t It L. 21 -----.,-.....,.-and library. Maralou.lngold bycustomltlelloorsand OIRIUllLllll f't•bl, temll y room trees Owner .may c:arry NwptCondo 1cw.0own 1 IC• 4Br 3be M ... Verde, Imp 0 rt. d D h u r r I e Beaullful 3 bdrm. 2 bath $139.900 Call Pat Cobb, WHISllE ISi T 0 $.4•5.000 Calf owe W11111St9'1 to all of-• nfront wint• rlf'I· bl'ln•. grdnr tnci s 1300 PtGTlll PDFIOf CISTll Hlt,100 cerpe11, all e~ttenoed by beactl !lome . Just 2 675·2013 or 5•6-2313 llllL 631·1400 llWs Viking RE 751·766" ta! 3Br Beacn Cottage 831·5207 or '53-S-424
Old CdM Lane h ome that has the sweeping weter vtewe blocl<• to Uttte Corona. FOR SALE BY OWNER In Oakleal-Nonhwood 4 Wl'ITmFlllT Private beacilt Bayvtewl g~:m:;eaSchoo1 tblkS950to M;50/mo 3Br. lrg llvtng
best Q lit d h across the wld! lewn Assume S200 000 at B 2 '"" 112 house 112 moblle • d 1 1 lty . ua. y an c arm in ever y French doors open to 8 12% A ... 1,,,, pr'•~-only 3Br 2Ba, huge yrd on quiet drm, ·~be customized llLY IJll,000 10 riolll couple 1175-8080 room .. yar am room Pri "" .... """ corner In Mesa Verde throughout Bullt-tn BBO. ,. home lrg comer 2 Bd 2ba _ _ ontyt 675--0936 · vat.e master s uite with lettlced pallo leading to $425,000 Call Anne New crpl & paint rook fire pit, prtvate SPA Atonventent Newpon cor. frptc pools $45 QOO COZY 3BA tba by bMch
fireplace. and study Cozy farruly your private doc« The McCaa11nd 631-1266 s 13 1 000 0 / A 1 and etalned ~lass ner 1oc::et1on with large 675-52761673·3600 wtnt8' Gar PlllO trptc IT LAST!
th third floor IS the master I ' wnr g b ICk 11 leadl I u50 •a5 37"'7 n
room WI wet bar · leads to deck 541111, tnctudlng a 11111ng ·~i~~~-? 261 ·7653 windows. s22 ·000 d~k ,g,ei:o boata~Bul~ WWlll Wt1I Y1rw I (8°19/:S~-1;;'9 · " or
with spa. Linda Oeth/Lois Jacobs area with llreplec;e, green :;' ill BY OWNER Mesa del 1'-4ar lnlH Ot11t lt11tJ as a duplex thlt property 3Bdrm • bonua Aaaume --1 ..........
ELllUT Fllllllll hOuse bath and specious -~...:--• 4br IV.be, lg lam rm, lg 18 124 Culver Dr. Irv has' potential with exlll· 1st ~395K Owner Big Canyoo Condo ~BA hntee fM ...
deck with .breathtaking DUPLEX lBd l b 'pool,Sl59K S-45-3908 lll·llOO 1ng2bdrmresldenee,on 975-4753orT60-9716 2ba .P$)0l spa tennis Fteflt .... Wltll 111.0UYll 011111 11,100,000 v1staa Owner wtn con-a H ----FEE land 531.1400 $\.450tmoyrly 551-3398
E.pltome o f luxury , beauty, con ve-s Ide, 8JI ch. n g e $210,000 717 FEANLEAF MESA VERDE 3Bd. cos Laj ... hac~ 1041 llfTI llYHllT UDO BAYF AONT 3Bd 2ba TEL ER ENT St.750,000 640-8182 by Owner •oc01 11arr~ rsea13r7y.d900, tota lllTlll•• ••Lfll IPlll II llWNlll IMIEI NISEISIH 11 turn WINTER RENTAL ntences & privacy . 3 bdrm .. includes D p EX -B -....... -- -· OCUIFROIT T'RIPLEI U L •2 r Iba ea Agt 552-3000 Three Arch Bay llqul-LEASE OPTION Spacious 2 Bdrm • den 675-81161(8181281-8062 incomparable master suite, sauna, So-ot-PCH $275,000. datlon Pan0<amlc Ooean A completety remodeled over100111ng sandy beach -• Widest Selectton
spa, built-ins, marble, if"anlle and An unu1ue11y large prop-521 Carnation. By owner MESA YHIE -Y.1. ,. Cily lights Views lrom apan1sh style 4 Bdrm & bay . 3 Borm rental LIDO ISL E ' Bdrm • Updat~ Dally
r8eewood, separate office, naulllus erty with loads ol room 673-0241 or 673-154 1 Thia beautiful nome has 3 newly remodeled 4 bdrm home W11h lam1ly room & Trades accepted Askmg $ tS001Mo 675-7667 or •All Area & PtK*I
and3un11s1oe,,Joyren111 bdrms 2 baths format 3 bath estate Pv1 beach' gourmet Island kitchen $830.000 Owner Agt l818l ;135-5535 _ •Open 7 Dayt 9am-7pm
gym, billi8W room, family room, income wttn "pride ol OCUI Ill cm Ulm dining. private spa room guard gate ... tennis Many decorator detalla 644-9513 LIDO ISLE Lovely turn 675 8860
Large pool ~ ~· spa & T exas b -b-q. owne rship" Recently Contemporary & pro-and n..ch more. N-pr 1 ce 1118 shed 10 Large yard, Owners must S J C lO?I 3BR 2ba avt Sept-June • includes decorawr items and art painted. carpeled & land-lesslonally decorated 3 paint and carpel. vacant ~75 0001 SUBMITll move Lease option II Ha IJ. s 22001mo 1175-5068 Or Stop By scaped Call tor details bdrm pool home with ae-and ready lor you Only 52 N in p t 1 c 11 S 1500 pe r mont h 3600 SQ ft of beeuttfui SBr LIDO ISLE 21•0 hnwrt • ._~ pieces. Tom Allinson $695000 curlty alarm system Sl69 900 c 11 A or oroa 111 $10,000opuonmoneyfor home on a tot w1tn a • ,.... • ....,. ' brand new gourmei . a nne Pa1nck Tenore lor an I year Aakmg $289,SOO gorgeous ocean & tano Wmt8' 2 Br 2t>a dbl gar. Balt>Oa P4W11t'laula Fee
UllE Liii FUllLY HME 1111.000
Beautifully decorated and main-
tained Lido Isle beauty. 4/5
bedrooms, 4 bath, fanuJy room. sep-
arate dirung room. hardwood floors.
French doors, large bncked pa,t10.
extra large lot Near beaches. tennis
cour ts and boat docks Joan Lewis
& Danny Bibb
MW SIH IF lllllWAY • 1411,000
Victoria Beach -Laguna c harm
home in immaculate condition
within two blocks of beac h Three
bedrooms. tw.o baths. Submit au
offers. Connie Maxsenti
141,000 PllCI llEllOTill 1110,000
Long private drive way leads to this
secluded single story 3 bdrm., 211'1
bath, family room home. Many dec-
orator extras--wood floors~ mirrors.
s kylights. private patio wtth s pa off
master suite • Maureen White/Ed
Escano
IUlllllHE
OlmlNUIY 1411,000
The two massive hreplaces. with
the third one m the romantic master
s uite great warm grac10us
e legan ce throughout this urnque
and dramatic 'K ensington' ex-
panded with a loft. Beauuful vtews
and pnvacy combined with con tem-
porary design off er an excelle n t
home for formal entertaining and
family Living Two mor e bedq>0ms,
maid's room and family room
enhance thlS h om e's e xpans1venes.s.
E.cl Escano/Maureen White
1m1 P11nn Loc1n11 11ff,ooo
Three bdrm .. 21h bath "El Dorado"
plan an the McLain townhomes ad-
jacent to Big Canyon. Two-sto r y.
end unit. Community pool, tennis,
and security ,Martha Macnab
IUMI llWI llllYE 11 , 110,000
Just listed -4 bdrm , 4 bath ·
traditional home with 49' o n the
c hannel. Dock w1U ae<.'Omodate 48'
boat Sandy beach. lncludmg the
land. $1,150,000. Assumable financ
ing. Martha Macnab -JIST LISTH II HLCIHT llH,000
Belcourt "Manor " home -offering a
blend o f rich trad1 u on and classic
conte mpo rary d esign Five
bedrooms, 3 1/l baths, family room
plus a st.ate o f the art kitchen Loads
o f extras -a must to Sff Sandie Fix
WILL llllll l&lln
11 OlllU llllWIS H~l,HO
Ocean and night light view from
thlS smgle story. 3 bedroom , 2 bath.
fonnal dining room and huge lam-
Uy room home. Pro fessionally re
modeled and decorated with Frenc h
doors, plant.atlon shuners. Mexican
tile. beam ce1lmgs and many o the r
amen ities. Spa. large patio for
entertaining. Donna Godshall
Ill W•Ll 111
11W WHLI lrmll 1214,000
Wonderful Vicwrian wood w orking
and crown moulding customizing
this remodeled 4 bdrm .. East Bluff
,home make it a "MUST SEE" prop-
erty. Gorgeous family room b1U1ard
room and expansive unimpeded
view of Back Bay A s pecial treat
for everyon e Coby W ard
UPPY MUllYI. IUl ,HO
Can be yours It you buy n ow! You
can watch the w orld light up from
ttils view home ln Harbor Ridge
Three bedrooms, family room, three
car garage. ~ agent for.brochure
Lila HarJ)f"r
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ln a lovely new df'velopment ~
block tot~ ocean. thts rondo off er.1
tht' ultimat<-ln sophtst1catt.od beac h
living. Two larg~ muter ~ui~
F abulou.<t decor. formal dtnlng Tt"r
rtf 1(' kitchen ~an vt<>w from
patio . Very Oexlble flnMcm~.
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IEWHllT Ftll 140,000 I·~~~~\·? 2311 PURDUE DRIVE Immaculate 39r 240a lh1s 3 bdrm e•P•nded & 1or1a1:>te private 11v1ng 1on 1ne Oceanfront •BA tieed rear {.d w/prtvec:y Nice 2 Bdrm 2ba mo blte •,, ;,· Beautllul 3 bdrm plus Townnome Fully 111_ upgraded ho ma In ~25 000 No Bkr As-3ba Winter rental 9 $850/mo all 673-279 1
hOme localed In N-\)ort R5 ~? bonus room. 3 ba, living sumable 191 TO S117K at Harbor Highlands Cus-sumable loan B Brown I mos $2000/mo 507 E Gorgeou1---se!Twnhae
Terrace moblle home -··--·--• room. frpl, lam rm, lrg I I'.,% s 126,500 By tom kitchen Clblnetry 857-0439 Of 730·5225 BllbOa Bl 673-6880 New crpll, sml t>ckyrd, 2
park Be near the waler Premium d3plex thou-yard, 2500 sq tt 5 years Owner 49s-2521 with wtitle lite count8' A M L."l B l lOO WINTER RENTAL 38d 2be ~ ger $1150 751-3191
for not much money sands below market at new S 189.950/otter By _ 1SX30 It 11111ng roorn with ••I I ••ff 8 1 p t W/D ------
S329K Prln only Bkr owner (619) 672-0876 lewrrt act. 10.i hreplace opens to a CM S295/mo sp rent kl~a =~~=1~i>aui *\NEW PLUSH• 38 r
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Realty
631-7370
7_20-9422 _ PRICE REDUCED!-••••I REN* roofed porch and a pretty Lovely p"-t, new cpl lge ,_ _ 2 i'tBa 2 atry Twnhme, • -backyard Just steps 10 rms for kng sz tum Only leuet ·~ gar Avl now $1200. PP deslrestobuyOuplex, 3 BA 2ba·spa flreplaoe 4Bdrm, 3Ba. 3000 sq It elementary school. $17995 Cell 636-7870 ,._ I •-2 67~9121754-1792 Bttr
S250K-S325K. 640-1539 s 129 ooo' Ph a".s-9478 fix8' w11h pool, spe etc 11 bra r y a nd p 1 r k -•tr• ._ -DE.StAE.D AREA or 474-0800 Dave _ · S360,000 value Make $188 ooo c 11 631 1•00 CM completely remodled RELOCATED -Owner wtll· otter Viking RE 751-7664 1•1 1· ,._ a tl• .... HO new 1nt8'10<, new epp1: OCL--imu • Another~'~ 2br Single Famtly Ho~ and 1ng 10 sacnflce equity, ----• • otVV •· 1Bd 1• x 35 dbl expan-... ," -E-aide hm style rental 08'
WILL HLL/TUIE 45' Sllp Trade lor. Comm 3Br , Den. 2.'~Ba Airy *".I.I . PmlS* ---do, adult park S 12.500 CORONA DEL MAR 2 I/yd kids $575
.1.l 1u111H in dust or 7 1S I .5 Mii Agt Twnhme, End Unit, yrd, 2 BAY RIDGE 2 malr bdrms LIWEST PllCl-111 CYI or make offer S-49.,.379 bed townnouae, some * llM 111* -631-432 1 or 631-43• 1 yrs old Orig s 155.000 _ Den & 3Ba $229 500 7 Aue Mersellle S250k l/h __ ocean & bay views Euy move 2-38r pad
Ptushoeeanll\.lcondoon Take over I Si 01 Ownr/Bkr 760_6286 3br 3ba3carPP644-7070 lllEllLWP&ll $1550mo appls lrple gar yd 4
Kaan a Pa 11 B ch SPYIUSS IEIT Ill $139.500. pay $7500 ---DISTRESS SALE Npl Hgts FLEETWOOD Highly up. LIDO ISLE 2 bed apt on k1d1 pets $680 nurry•
Furnished 2BA/2ba Flex SBA 5be. bonua rOOJTl cath & clostng colts & 11 5 *BY OWNER• 38d den 2b• ,210 000 gTaoeo W1lh large master 1 Baytront wllh patlO & t•n.-1 539.e 190 Sett Alty lee 10 any otr $288.000 value Pool. Drive by 10 Mlssron C 11 L k 3 bdrm 2 beths pool. 6 · · 6 · bO wllh 0 bath L piece S 1600/mo w/S215Klow intln. Bay.Try $475,000 yours! 8 u 11 $179500645--3749 52-2416 0<77 •1081 rm wn iv·\OCEANFAONT HOME EASTStDE3Br 1Ba new 981-0203 Open Fri •-6 & • ----mo room kitchen area •wpt Pao. p;t,.rfftl Burns Allr 780-1468 Sat l-3 2620 ELDEN c.2 38r 2Ba FA ran<:h style EAST BLUFF 4 Br. 3 Ba, tg A Real Doll House' Ntn ter rent el only Large crpta/painl Lg yrd Sml
.12 1.ll •-....i C-t M 1024 ----pool on' Q 1'et street tam rm. Vi.w $279 000, Agl S.0.-5937 5 bed tormal dining, 3-pet Oii Utlla pd Gronr • _,,,at ti I HI REPOSSESSION 3 BA Westcitff S~5K S.4S-J249 By owoer 640-8567 _ _ -cer garage Par11ellyl $1025 mo &.45--8453
USE THE E/Slll lllUll fixer Try $124·000 10 -II --lt""rt Iola le1llty turnisMkl 1" opt P<>S$ E·s•<M lrg new 3Br 2Ba
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rool . pnced for tut sale Doug 645-0303 Agl market Boat &llP sec: elegant 5300 SQ 11 t 1 SPACES AVAIL lor new f lat hts your 1:>u0090 2br SEltVIC E Diana Cappel 631-1266 bldg ldealtor wheet cnatr rooms Oceen & City mo1:>11e nomes ouvers ,n LAN DLORDS REAL TORS ~'s l~htso ~~~~s, '"~ v :1~ DIRECTORY person $495.000 L1gl'lls view estate I Costa Mesa Hunt Beach Fast tree tenant prov1drs 539 6t90 Best Attv lee I •~i ~~\ :1 , SIPEll Sllll1'fll Cell 675-84« or 675·8676 Musi 11qu1d1118 for out of a Laguna Hills For into 539~6194 Best Alty • _
ror Res u lt ,.!_'_ -~-REDUCED TO'SELL" area seller Sacr1llce .at details cal' 63'6 ~siJ nPEN LAB OR DAY' Mese Verde 3Br 2Ba
Service Call ;i aS 3 Bdrm. 2 ba Sunshine lflOW lllllET $999.000"' Last 01 tne super c1ean Beau11tu1 642-5671 .tiome wlthlargeyard As-Sacflflce sate by owner HarbOr A1dQe bergams Ct••trcial "'ACllSIULn varo "p 2 cer garage
WantAds Call 642-5678 sumable Isl T D A little Ivan W_.ls 48A executive For personal preview call p .._ 1250 ,.,, M1••~(M(IT "" etecl opn1 gdr inc• no bt.J l TLC.somepaintandnew nome separate master Pa1r1c11 Tenore63t-1266 r•r::i " -~"S11somo 1st tast
SUPERB NEW LISTING
IN-SPYGLASS
Prestigious executive home
with ocean, mountain & city
ligh ts view. New pool and spa.
Serene setting with new land-
scaping. S ingle level, 4 Bdrm, 3
bath, family room home With
many added amenities .
$695,000.
BELLE CHASE LEE
IRVINE TERRACE
Spacious family home in one of
CdM's finest neighborhoods. 4
Bdnns, fam room, 2 1/2 baths,
large country kitchen. Home
ha5 outgrown the family! Sub-
mit offers.
CAROL PANGBURN
CHARMING
ISLAND HOME
Private community channel
front home with own dock for
30 ft boat. R-2 lot with room to
build additional unit or enjoy
this large yard. $375,000.
DONNA & BILL WEBSTER
OCEAN FRONT
HOME & INCOME
3 B<lnn, 2 bath owners unit
upstairs with master Bdrm &
bath plus fireplace. 2 Bdrm
income unit downstairs with
fi replaq_. Seasonal rental,
rarely vacant. Large as-
sumable lst TD.
MARIA BERCOVlTZ
MARILYN TWITCHELL
carpet and you'll l'lave a suite lge kltchentfam1ly or 760·ll702 •UlllA IUCll* 114/171-1113 s1so aep 545-6035 1tt 5
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at Harbor ~. These luxurious townhomes feature
vaulted ceiings, skylights, fireplaces, generous decks
M1d at-home recreational amenities including a pool,
spa MKi OObhousie. Hatbor ~ is located in a
million-<lollar neighborhood.netN superb restaurants,
theatres, Newport Centw/Fashion lsJand and the
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HOMES FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
350 Avocado C-1, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $1 10,000 Sunday 1-4
* •300 E.Cst Hwy #62 Bayside VIII NB
673-3600 · $45,000 Sat/Sur:i ·2·6
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
Jasmine at 4th S1, COM
675-6000 from $299,500 Sdt/Sun 1~5
v 12 Coventry. Harbor Ridge, N.B
760-6755 $342,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
332 Holmwood, Newpon Hts
645-0303 $265,000 Sunday 1-5
4615 Orrington. Cameo Shores. CdM
.. 644-9060 $498.500 Sunday 1-5
*•501 St. Andrews. N.B
645-0303 $149,900 Sunday 2-5
618 St. James. Cliffhaven. Newport Beach
631-1400 $425.000 Sat/Sunday 1-5
3 BEDROOM
1200 Berkshire Lane. Westcllff NB
673-7300 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1653 Bimini. Mesa Verde CM
556-8066 $137.900 Sat/Sun 12-4
•212 Eboll, Lido Isle, N.B
631-1400 '$389.500 Set/Sun 2-5
3300 Ocean Blvd, Olde COM
675-6000 $850.000 Sunday 1-5
1690 Rhode Island, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $ 154,500 Sunday 1-4
•35 Skysall. Jasmine Creek, COM
759-1501 $365.000 Sunday 1-5
2657 Vista Ornada, Bluffs. Nwpt Bch
760-8333 $285.000 Sunday 1-5
•3 17 Walnut, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $198.500
3 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
3 BA plu1 FAM RM or DEN
2345 Aralla. Eastbluff. Nwpt Bch
642-5200 $245,000 Sunday 1-5
• 2675 Bayshore Dr. Bayshore NB
644-6200 $575,000 Sunday 1-4
V2811 BayshOres Or, Bayshores, N.B
644-9060 $549,000 Sunday 1-5
••391 Bayview Terr .. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $163.500 Sunday 12-4
600 Carnation, Summerwtnd, CdM
675-7572 $489,000 _ Dally 10-e
**2274 Channel Rd. Newport B<;h
645--0303 S 1,617 ,000 Sunday 3-6
1401 Cllff Dr. Cliff Haven. NB
631-7300 $339,000 Sunday 1-5
515 01hll1 Ave, Svmmerwtnd, CdM
675-7572 $375,000 Dally 10-6
517 Oahlla. SumtMrwlnd,..cdM
675·7572 $409,000 Dally 10-6 • * 1130 GoJdenrod. Coron. o.I Mar
831-1266 $429.000 Sunday 1-5
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IDT Hlttbot ~ PJlce, Newpon 8tlocft,
CA 9266017/4J 759-0888
FtA1'llShfld Mod!lils and Sales ()fflQ1
~Daty flam to6pm
$149,990
•240 Hazel Dr. (Ocean View). CdM
759-9070 $690,000 Sat/Sun 10-6
v 16 Jetty, Jasmine Creek. Cd Mar
644-9060 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
892 Laird. Cost Mesa
645-0303 $213.000 Monday 12-4
15 Monterey, Spyglass, Corona del Mar
760-1900 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .
•8 Morro Bay Drive, Spyglass COM
644-6200 $499,000 Sunday 1-5
1952 Pelican. Mesa Verde, CM 645-030~1 $179,900 Sun 12-3:30
2112 Port Ourness Pl, H.V Homes. N.B
760-9716 $395,000 Sat/Sun 3-5
• 18 Southernwood. Turtle Rock, lrvine-
760-8333 $316.900 Sat/Sun 1-5
3405 Summerset. C.M
645-0303 $$199.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •6 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge. Nwpt Bch
760-4868 $1 .950,000 Sunday 1-5
108 Turquoise. Balboa Island
631-1400 $425,000 Sat!Sl:Jn 2-5
111 Via Cordova, Lido Isle, Newport Bch
631 -1400 $399,500 Sat/Sun 2-5
209 Via Dijon. Lido Isle
644-9060 $680,000 Sunday 1-S
133 Via Havre. Lido Isle, N.B
645-0303 $369,500 Sunday 1-5
. *675 Vista Bonita, NB
759-1501 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
22382 Wallingford. Hunt. Stran·d. H.B
963-7077 $241.000 Sunday 1-4
•22332 Wallingford, Hunt Strand, H.B
546-2313 $320,000 Sunday 1-4
2201 Waterfront , Corona del Mar
644-9060 $4 10,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
1132 White Salls. Harbor View Hiiis NB
644-6200 $399.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
t921 Yacht Enchantress. Seavlew COM
675-6000 $395,000 Sunday 1-5
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4 BEDROOM
204 Coral. Balboa Island
631-1266 $375.000 Sunday 1-5
1800 Port Seaborn. Harbor View NB
644-6200 $27 1,900 Sunday 1·5
4 BA plua FAM AM or DEN
~ LOTS: 301 & 303 NarctssusfSellVfew, CdM
759-9070 $~35.000 Sat/Sun 10·6
* •415 Bayside, NB
759-150 1 $1.050.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores
548-564 7 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-4.30
12 Glorleta. Northwood Irvine
559-9400 $229,900 Set/Sun 1-5
•212 Hazel Or, (Oceanfront). CdM
759-9070 $1 ,135.000 Sat/Sun 10-6
20 Hiiisborough. Horbor Hill
760-1900 S795.000 Sunday t -5
•706 Malaber, lrvlno Torroce COM
759-1501 $447,000fee Sunday 2·5
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••34 Morro Bay, Spyglass COM
759-1501 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
v 16 Napoli. Harbor Ridge. NB
760-8333 $1 , 195,000 Sunday 1-5
426 Plazza Lido. Lido Isle. N.B
631-7300 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 1218 Polans. Newport Beach
546-2313 $499,000 Sunday 1-4:30
2201 Private Road, Back Bay, N.B
631-7300 $325.000 Sunday 1-5
•54 Royal St George, Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $1 ,800,000 Sunday 1-5
v22 Royal St. George, Big Canyon. NB
760-8333 $525,000 ' Sunday 1-~
3900 Sandune, Harbor View Hills NB
644-6200 $425.000 Sunday 1-5
2056 Tustin Ave, Newport Beach
63 1-7300 $249,000 Sunday 1-5
125 Via Koron. Lido Isle, N.B
631 -7300 $510.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•343 Via Lido Saud. Lido Isle NB
673-7300 $1 ,450.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
330 Vista Trucha, Bluffs, Nwpt Bch
760-8333 $259,500 Sunday 1-5
2727 Windover, Harbor View Hills
644-9060 $~99.700 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2003 Yacht Resolute, Seavlew. N.B
644-9060 $485,000 Sunday 1-5
5 BEDROOM
3153 Llmeflck Lane. CM
759-9100 $143.000 Sat/Sun 1 :30-5
5 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN * * 1633 Bayside Drll/8, Newport Beach
644-9060 $995,000 Sun 1-5
•74 Hillcrest, Big Canyon. Nwpt Bch
673-8700 $2.895.000 Sunday 1-5
70 Hiiicrest. Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $1 ,070.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1930 Port Seabourne. Harbor View Hms
644-2942 $325.000 Sunday 1-5
* • v 25 Rldgellne, Harbor Ridge NB
760-8333 $3,950,000 Sun 1-5
• v 14 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge NB
760-8333 $1 ,410.000 Sun 1-5 '* 1"'627 Via Lido Soud. Newport Beach
644-9060 $1,5~5.000 Sunday 2-5
8 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
8 Cypress Point. Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
CONDOS FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
•418 Bolero Way, Park Udo NB
675-40 10 125,000 Sunday 1-5
406 E Bay (Spinnaker Bay) Balboa Peninsula
631 -1266 $199,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••75 Sea Island, Blg.Cyn NB
759-9 100 $247,000 • Sunday 1-5
2 BA plua FAM RM or DEN * 24 Canyon Ridge, lr\llne
759-9100 $250,000 Sunday 1-5
321 Dahlia Place. Sea\llew
675 4 144 $285,0QO Sunday Noon-5
4 Lakeside, Woodbridge. Irvine
631-7300 S 195.000 Sunday 1-5
3 BEDROOM • • •509 Avnlde Campana, Bluffs, N.B.
645-0303 S 194,000 Sun 1 -5 * • 15 Odeasey Cour1. Nowport Crest
645·0303 S22.5.000 Sun 1 :30-4:30
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VLLA<I
S100 OFF 18.T MONTH'S RENT
ON ALL APA~TMENT8
THE place to come home to -A
peateful park-like setting conveniently
located within walking distance to
theatres. restaurants and shops. Only
minutes to South Couth Plaza and the
beach. '
1 Bedroom
1 Bedroom a Den/2 Bath•
2 Bedroom TownhouM/2114 a.th•
FROM $515
-ALL UTILITl~S 1PAID
-Gas fireplaces
-Rustic Wood Paneling. Grass Cloth A'
-Cathedral Beamed Ce1hniS
-Dishwashers /. *. •, -Pools. Wh1rlpaol Exercise Room
-4 Lighted Tennis Courts
Laundry f ac11tt1es .... 'J.!.t
-fair Housing Sorry, No Pets J!-f
OFFICE OPEN DAIL y 9-6 I
2400 HarbOr Blvd (81 Fair O.IParve) .
Costa Meaa
714/557·8020
535 Seaward, Corona Hglands COM
759-9100 $235,000 Sunday 1-5
•2033 Vista Cajon. The Bluffs, N.B
644-0488 $209,900 Sunday 12-5
••421 Vista Parada, No. Bluffs. Nwpt Bch
640-4868 $259,000 fee Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
5 Mainsall. Jasmine Creek COM
759-9100 $44~.ooo Sttnday 1-5
4 BR plu1 FAM RM or DEN
2519 16th St. Newport Hts. N.B
645-0303 $168,500 Sun/Mon 1-5
TOWNHOUSES FpR SALE
2 BR
11899 Mensa Court, Fountain Valley
546-5605 $134,900 Sunday 1-5
3 BEDROOM
29616 Pelican Way, Laguna Nlguel
495-2821 $126,500 Sunday 10-2
MOBILE HOMES
4 PLEXES FOR SALE
DUPLEXES 1 & 1
2 BR plua 1 BR
504-504'/t F~rnleal. COM
644-6200 $269,000 Sunday 12-5
2 BR plu12 BR
1611 Cliff Drive, Cllff Haven, N.B
631-7300 $295,000 Sunday 1-5
3 BR plu11 BR
* *2814-2814'hW. Oceanfront, NB
644-6200 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BR + 3 BR + 2 BR
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RENTALS
3 BR APTS
* * W4ter1ron1 * * * Walerlront & Pool
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too $725/Mo 848-9794 2 86 2ba COndo Univ Park ONllOE IPT llllllTS to beh. $52$/mo yrly urn Twnhse $325 646-8502 $325 + Utlll 650-5638 PROMONTORY POINT encld OfY & aeeure EJao. lntala n11 ~~~~~~~~~
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2 BR. 1~BA wi g.,-New (Terrace), 2 car ~ar harp 2Bd, Iba w/gar. aou'1t pre·r ·,06 .. 2-9th' 5-..t Room In lamlly home Fem. mature. n-smkr shr ..-.. -Found· Brtttany T•r* w/onane pal l 1 cath .. Aam o...a11 S CM 2 Bd lb t N 1475· 673-272.:__ Off1'ct Int-•-..,.14 4000 1/f ei.cft. 133' tr--crpta. drpa,1>111na, lenced ,,_ r, o. gren '· ""' ... ng, stone Agt Wayne 646-8816 In ante Ana Ht• a ap r bell . -~ au •• ""' .,.r P\lppy 8122 Vic Spnng.. yrd w/patlo. Water paid close to shops etc w/b frplc. A/0 2100 751 -9753 ~ $325 • utll 850-7743 PROM POINT tux 2 bed. 2 Cannery Vlliw aooa io: tage on Main Hwy to dale/Hat! HB 8'0-15851
636-4120 Cell t-5PM $900/Mo 773-0695 Haven Pl $795/mo 0c .. ntront 48d 2ba, gar, , Fem n-smkr •hr spacious ba M/Pfol/No smk $500 cauon. ~able Bkr Laguna Great fOf 11or.. 847·387'3
667 Victoria "E" S635 Univ Prk ape.cloua 3Br . 64.!"!794 IJauunen,tp15 t'611800919454~3015" B1ttl1,Jltttll 2904 clean 2br 2ba C M apt u49t1t7c~'!&51pd67 .. A9men5.,. ~~ 675-4606 "'~··otfdenloasMtGt1!~s 1v25Ntce111 -FO ___ U_N.,..0-: -=Colla-,--. -tem-.'"'9-129= ~
2439 Orang. "D" $850 2Ba Twnhse. gar. air, frpl, SMOllES llPLEX llOO '"V\I -.. S335 &46-1384 att 6pm -vvv ~ ~ v•-2 .,__ -.... Vic Btootchum & Hamll-"'W -llYI no pets Lse 529-0384 2B1 2Ba , lrplc gar} n-Step1 lo Bch 2Br t Oen SUUll nL Ammt 28d,qu .. t w/c1prt oNloee. ~uon. beth, M Call Oya 494-le38. ton. H.8 9&3-5142 '' _,. L It L 2741 carpeting! 188#5574 1•1Ba. 2 patios, gar N~ Wkly rentals now avau Fem n-amkr am spacious Nr SC Plue s3151Mo ~ Prvt entr W Cotta Meea Evee 4~~1
Sp.clout Apta. 2Br $725 11111 IC• nUIEIT lll-1110 pa1n1. crpta, drpa & kltch $140/wk & up 2274 New-clean 2br 2b• C M apt. 112 utll 5-49-0234 S260t mo 631~20 611o91Stor~10f1\oa
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water pd. No pell .,, VIEWS Eastslde 28d Iba no "'"IS 1>4111 AYI 911 54&-4905 -or 645-24'48 Ammt Fem-38d hae w/cpl * -""' -·~ ..... Found Pl1t>utt Mtx· Whfte
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arch1tec1u1e on acres of Max 2 persons. gas pd Versetlles Jr 1Br Pool, Fem Shr 4 Bdrm Apl 1 M1chael/S 19 846 4912 881 Dover Or Suite 14 5 .. -1s1~~1n.o1ea Found: Short tial<ad P•·
LA •• 0 d p S600 135 Albert 3026 W CoeSI H~. New-mile'' l)eactl $375/Mo us_ • New~"" Beactl 831~3651 ,...,... "' v" 91811 oYO&aora..na Fem Vic VIL ... A EAA. Famuy ~ar ens 001 & .$pa 543-5478or651-0336 spa,recrm,aec.e1css25 portBeach,relrig.TV 1nctu111 650-4093 Shr 2BR CdM '350tmo """' 52'8aqf1/S3l mo 120 E c11no;NBa3W50e'evee ~ompl~~ 2i~w2ba, pil~:'2~oA~!c~1~~~ (2131687-3292/387-5900 s140 ,wksglnodeposll _ 11111811 • dep n-smkr 572SQFt$330/mo 23rd St •Unit 20 & d~p°':~~a~;; tacll ci~~ lncls utllltles Mature con-'>P•H i11u' """'I' """ S11tli Ct Ht . Mt I rt -. ----uiouna Beach Matr/Bdrm 960-7621 Ml<:l')MI 3975 Birch, Newport 20• 2 I Mgt In •29 FtoundectloWMn•tee Mv.ie1cCaFtaa1rf:
Otr Mo to mo Gas/wtr iiderate appHcente only b ""<i bl'dlu,:m Jpt' 2715 ltat1l1 It 1;Sl~l!tB~:s~3J~/mo Shr 1/2 v./f nlC8 lg Ilse Beach 5"l-5032 Agl Waterfront Bldg t35o alf v I e VI I S u n f I 0 we 1 pd. no peta $700/mo. 494-4653or494-6017 flf' .. 2b Sbrt 290I ' wt newcpt ExclCdM I<>-916 SQ Ft Gen 1 avail 3333 W Co111 557•2188 S600 d 2324 Eld ~rm a Condo w/lrplc . Loe room. nice he>me Nwpt cation 3 pvt rooms olc/Medical grnd fir No Hwy NB Mon thru Fri 9-5
Apt 1 ~-5155 en •••rrt h1cla 2719 &S7~~jMOSec gates. pool 1 aA In 3 BR House. ntce Hts. kltch pnv S350 mo S650/mo (213)4'74-6642 c M $916/fTIO 832-4161 ,-. ...u LOS_T_M_att-... --,em.le--.-Yie
2 3 & 8 832-3115 mgs ~aatside CM lut/llvlng incl ulll OICk 548-4258 • =---o-trlfl •• Vlctona & Valley Rd. C M
WI lfFH a OIOICE 1w 1'nter a~;·~~~ Yr~k~ 28R 2ba condo Carporl. ~urn !_3~ 49~_8!44 Male Sh81e 2 id1m I bath v~~ ~a:~::;:.~= c:~~ ~ ~S~c~!~ NEED STORAGE SPACE? 842-9818 REWARD
Want a Mlectloo of great 675-4606 . spa & pool Sn5tmo, 2 BED OCC Condo. Resp llOuse COM S3751Mo utll cpts close 10 beach Xlnt J8ntl0f 285~ E Coast F111T ~Fifi Lott Shettle. Sliver/Grey
llvlng? We can otter any-1 Bdrm Bayftont apart~ * on 1st year's rent . 545-7 131 or 731-5168 non-straight MIF, low incl 720-0263 ioca'tion 13 7 5 call Hwy 675..8900 anytime Safe Harbor s.tt St0f?9 male Reward Vic Adam• ~hl~~J'~:.a 1~7~1k~t~ :~ ment sundeck. parking fURNISHEO or 3Br 2ba Condo w/deck. rent, amenities. t>y 9/7 Mat Chrtsl Prof F shr 3 Bd 213-474'-66"2 HCt••Y 1000 S/Ft. All stz.es Info 775-230 /Ma;notla 964-8813
CM.NB.or HB Chink of us $775/Mo 675-8990 UNFURNISHED cptd, pool/lac $695 gas -675•767° CM Condo $325 ISi/iast Shr Baytron1 a t rOf MIF $600/mo 845 w 19th St b1111ctatat1 3002 PtrMUl
first tor that choice of 2Br l'"JBa, patio. gar. 111 pd.Avlnow631-5968 2Br 2ba, ~ale/pool, CM S150Dep545-8200 25-40 must ·rf'. neat. 752-1120 673-1960 SPIRiTUALREAOtNGS S.nices 3114 T~~~lnf Hoag. a111 9/ I $750/mo. flTllESS lot•• 2900 ~~~~~ri41$Ii.92~~ etec Mature Fem wants same resp n-smkr $375 plus EXEC-OFFICE, close to Advice In All Matters & Tllll If"' ••• NBREA~TY 642-1603 731-05950penSal 11-2 CEllTERS, TElllllS, Bdrmwthouseprlv Nrbus -----tosh12Bd 11/2ba E-slde dep 675-1202 Frwys Appx 20{) sq It Counte11ng 1815 So El ESCOR~
675-1642 ~HILARIA .WAY SWIMMlllC, phis llne & shopping center 2BR 2ba CdM home to sh1 CM Twnhouse Smoker Want M/F to help l1nd & inclds otc furn S300 mo Camino Real. San Clem 898-2355
WMtslde 2 r IBa New Spaciou 3Br 288 gar Adults only 962-5760 with M or F n-smki Prof pref S325l mo • 1/2 utll co-1ent 3BR C M hse by 1491 w Baker. Suite 3. Lied •92·7296 _
crpts. drps $680 1st f1plc ose to bch Yrly r111ch 11ore! Sorry, -S475/mo 759-0281 645-3379 eves/wknds 911 Craig 546-4960 Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 -lall.Hll O,,. 4lll
$650 deposit Waler & $135 /mo 675-4912 or no·pels. Models Br In Pvt home. PY1 entr, B------556-3900 SCRA S -gas paid 548-2562 754-1792 Bk1 open daiilr 9 lo 6. shr bath C Mese S 185 alboa Pen lge pvt br-ocn M/F 3Bd dplx-Penn xlnt Yng prof lux 2Br .'lea * * M·LET •AWUI Wllllllll• lst/lul. dep 646-2042 V\I, fully furn~ mo lse. N· loc Fp. W/O gar Avl Condo SC Ptza area IEI lfF-SlmS Gourmet Ras1aurant In Or·
Westside CM 3 Bdrm. 2 '*•Brand nu custom 2Br ~ d smkr $4'25 plus..675-9774 now $366 & uUI 673-1443 Pool 1ac tenn $362 50 .. ~ ANSllKDS story bit Ina OI W COM Lge furn rm Pvt --A 19 15 966-0896K h (6)876sqtt/S1000mo R• ft[J\ ange County $160,000 SnStMo Ki°ds ok 2Ba choice area F1plc. ~ • patlo/enti Gar prkg Bal Is Hae M/F furn 2Br MIF shr 2 Bd 2ba CM v ett oept • •exam rrns NB 5 So Callt Rtty 5-46-5805
gar pauo $900 No pets VV Retg No kitch, no smkg. 1ba, Ip. $275/Mo. 1s11 Townhouse S3651Mo • --yr lse, new cpl/paint GruDby ·School ~~~A~~t~646 760-1713or857-1776 Apartment\ no drlnklngtparlles lut/089 N1Ck631-051"'_ 112ulll 631-10117 I t I W IN 2909 CaJI Nan675-4630 B1tter -C>ep1e1 lll1&1111WISll * WATEllFllO•T * Newport B each So S 4 5 0 I mo u 111 Inc I Bal lsld Wate<1ron1 Shr MtF shr 2 Bd hse 1n COM ta a 111
1-.--HJ~~n1t~ ~.~~kE II MIR l.IWI OATALIU VIEW Beautiful 2B1 2Ba Apt • I 759-1363 2BR hse w/prof . Gar w 'gar WIO $<100 -1/2 Chrlsllan Family (2 kids) alllHI Our local art crttlC was High Profits Local Area
2Br 28& 1000 SQ ft, gar. Oen Encl garage pvt ''.'.:11 ;;',',.~''""' CdM Walk to tiCn Very turn N-smker $500/mo u111 Avl now Ste\le ~,:;!\~ta~.::~~,!;: ltat1b 2916 caust.c in his revl9W$ My wm Train Part :rime
jac. Redecorated No b ch t> 0 8 t d 0 c k s nk:e lg turn rm wtp•llo Incl utll 673-1810 _ 673-3505 or 770-3518 ieduoed ie~t Barry-dys 400 slf Zoned C:2 AIC artlll triend hao aoma No Employees No
pets $895 8~5-0665 $2295/mo •ALSO• b4l Sii J Pvt entr Gar prkng Bal Penn 112 blk to-bell M/F shr lge l)eaut 4br Ilse, 549-47121779-2405 eves p_Yl bth Co'lefed patto paintings placed In a ~~ N~~ laat ltacli 2740 2Br 2Ba $1395 Sorry no Nrwport 8e~ch No Aetrlg/mtcro No kllch bd w/prtv t>a lndry tac Irvine $385 • ''> uut & ---Water & trash pd local gallery The critic real ax 1
• pets 760-0919 Quiel n/smkr $425 Ullls $450/Mo 673:8127 dep Avail 9112-857 -2384 Mature hbral male 26 $225/mo Ste P 130 E I took one look and Mi Wolter 17 i 4)838-5e20
**Lg 2Br 29a Watk to VERSAILLES 1 & 2Bdrm ""f• 1'' t .\\, u• Incl 759-1363 seeks un•que llvtng ,.tu· 17tn St. CM 5'8·7817 5neered 1 IM they Oi>en Labor Day Weekend
bch Bale. gar $750 No $75010S1080 .11 ht! ' --CdM turn rm. pY1 ba, lg NB lge home lam n-smkr a11on N BtCdM loc --I COIJldn I tind the afllll, so Turn to today's cluaifled
pets 760•17 131657•1776 631_4960 fl4 '> 1104 !Have 1ome1111ng to sell? 3Br 3Ba hme N/smkr Bdrm & ba S385/Mo .. Bach. shr condo/hse 10 WANT ACTION'> they HUNG 1118 PIC-for the 1>esi t>uv•
Agt Clasallled Ids do It well $425 Pref rem 644-6869 ulll 6"6-2106 $400 2131493-5979 CllSS(fecl Ada 6-42-5678 TURE 6"2-5678
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Magnificent 4 ' BR 4 5 Ba Mediter-
ranean Villa with commanding un-
obstructable 180° ocean v1ew Located
in exclusive community with high tech
security. $459,500
IJH Sua41y I l1'41y Se,t 112 1 t• 5 , •.
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Light and airy flourplan with family
room and formal dining room Quiet
location across from small park ( 'wne
see this outstanding value
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
WOODBRIDGE
OPEN HOUSE
SAT/SUN
1-5
NEW ON MARKET
SHOWS LIKE A MODEL
3 Bdrm 2'12 Bath, family room +
ADDEO PLAY ROOM. Great loc.
near South Lake. Oak floors. beauti-
ful yard, A /C, Sec. system. Price
reduced to sell $196.~00.
Private rommunll)' 1>f Thrt't' Anh
Bay-large rount.ry honw {f'aturinl( " rare
plat'("A, 3 largt' twdmom11 C-4mllv
room I '~ lot.~ walk tn pr1v tl' heath ilnd
park •
$975.000
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OCEAN VIEW CHARMER!
'431,000 ~ao1 WEL
Move m to Vlt.'W channer Newly REOONE
w11h great wallpapers, hardwood floors.
floor to t-e1hng ftrepl.ace Large t•ru.H~
English Carden 3 BR. 2BA Garages open
to Hazel. So easy to add ~nd story & de<-k
for more ocean v1ews1
EXECUmE -IEU YElllE 1211,100
Qualtty~built family s howplace
Gracious, spacious home Formal dtn-
mg. chamung family and ltvmg rooms.
four bedroom plus office 3 bathrooms
Sparkling pool 3 car garage. Quiet cul-
de-sac. CaU for an apJX>mtment
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
Only 4 doors from the entron<."t' lO Big
Corona Beach A 2700 sq ft 5 Bdnn. 3 bath
updated older home with hardwood floors.
fonnal d1mng. large family room, mast.er
suite & jetty view from the front dKk plu_c;
off st.ret't parking for RV or up to 7 l'Ars
ReduL'ffi to $399,0001
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$199,000' Full sec sys. wshr &
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IN SE.A VIEW The lowest pnce<l
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prestigious Newport nt>1ghorhood
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• Regla Htlratyllat. SC atyle. fan thl U::.t~ '*tut• houri II your1. Call T. H. other general dutlH. ta,;;iuarlty with COiiection door newspaper aalea Real Estate. Bankfuptcy CendkS11t must have a Newport Tire Center•
ptz.a Cyndie 54()..8888 N "' • a•.. wlll t A a• o c I a U • Te I• -Typlng of SO wpm II re-11..... T .. 11 Po•lllon r• progtam Ouar anleed & TaJC Call tor app1. pleaaant and cooperative 3000 E l"'A••t Hwv. CdM . ew1pape1 production mum -ary • no IX• m11ketlng "'"'3···10 quired -· .. l'IOUfly wre• ..... u. OOll'\ .... , MIOILI a•110Y onallty VV"" •• ,
* •AAlllEE-• knowledge helplul. Ablll-CMd U0,000. plyr and ' • ., "" qulrel xlnt verbal & writ· .,. • -pers · SSIS ...a f'UI ty to work under dMd· wlll be baaed etrlctly on CARPENTER HELPER, We offer competitive ten skills. Prevlovs bank-mlHIOn. ours 4PM lo 1101 Dove St, Ste 270 We offer 8'llry/ 1>en1llla SECNRTETFA/TRlpoA~lt~n ty~ .. rt ..... --• 11 t P to · vn.1 • ..... ,,..tlon. •"/hr own "II no sl•"" aalttlet and e~ea•1en1 Ing o< rtna",... e",._,· a 9PM Tralnl"O 18 I.I •71111• th .....-Jt-1 TA ..., tTIJW ' OM a mu• . r r ,,.._.. Pnot •....-.... ..,....., ..., ' " ' ...,. . ~ .,. plus si1a.:,""wvlll "n"o~t ex· provided Potential lo • ,. • ,. package wt ex ..... dl "'gs' 50 wpm p1euanl aur· FiAll c:ihat,.. 1hru financial ,,...,.., =· an adv.n. The F 0.1.C. 0"*-,1 great gardt plMM. 75.--1620 t>eneflla. For Interview, . , S300 I _.... orklng surroun n · N.-...porl ,,... ,_....-. ......i 0-a II ceed 19,000. p/yr earn pus per w"""'. LfillAI s101n••y w Id roundlngS In .... at1191Mnt. Meniige ....,. tage. p Ion Is tull time. benefit• padtp, Inell.Id· CASHIER Per1 time. lull ap..,....ntment, povoH c:a For an Interview call ,._ -For Immediate cons er-Bch Call Kim 5-44-6325 •al 1111 ol pettonal and good benefit•. 11lary Ing Dental & V1alOn peck-time, parking 1truc1ure. Leticia Tampa at. Please Hnd your resume 957 2361 ext ' t204 Ith min 2Jre t11lgallon etlon, please aubmlt re-__ -
butlnMS books Mlture commenlUfate with ex-80'· II you would llke N B: $4 p/hr e7fi.2790 to F.D I C • attn Person· -eJCp & wor processing sume with eatery require-n&llY
per-.on with min. 3 yrs perlence. lnqulrlea and more Information. plHN · · {7 14) 111-4710 nel, P 0 Box 7549. New-Slllf SU WllHS for sole Practletloner ments or apply In person SECll
exper. FlmtUar with resume.s to: Steve call pertonnel et CHILD CARE WANTED In (714)111-4711 port Beach , Ca. •anEllllTS N/smkr please call tor to: for Bond trainee lln·
I
IBM/PC. Well t1tablllhed Hough, Art Director. 975-5400. EOE my Hvntlngton Beach 92658-7445411 EOE • appt 833--3576 surancel position In 1ma11
company. PllUant & at-Dally Piiot. P O Bo• Banklnn home. Full time, Monday-~llEAT WEITElll S4-SS.p/hr. All •hltti. 2500 Peraonnel Dept Coste Mesa branch ot--•
tracilve office on the 1560. COit• Meaa. Ca. ... Friday, 8 am to 5:30 pm. • Ot ••••IH/lo,r San Joaquin Rc2, LHlL SEOln&llY tOM CORPORATION llce Good office 1klll1.
water. Employee In-92626 11~-=lllTUT Call 8•1-6474 ertlf' 8 pm. UYllll tor elderly lady, 4-5 htl, Corona del Mar 644-5053 or lltlgetlon & tax al· 5150 E. Pacific Coesl Hwy take charge peteonallty
aurance program Start· r. CHILD CARE Wanted M· • 5 day wk. Corona del Mar GENERAL OFFICE flex torney Non-smoker Long Beac;h, Cl< 90804 req Salary open Atlt for
Ing salary S1700 mo nl•lllAI W-F. 8:45_.. My BalbOa Equal Oppor1unlly Car nee. 875·3382 PIT hrs to grow w/Co Newport Beach. Send re-Joe. 556-0070 lmmed openl11g Employer M/F/H CON TRUCT. HELPER Exp prel . 645·2000 sum.e to Hiring Partcer. Equal Opportunity MAIL RESUME TO· IUllf OUST A Mlf-<l'tarter to aulll In I• hme. Aft 5pm 876.2681 Small hOme builder & 5000 Birch St. Suite t.mployer M/F sn11na11Y •-w-~ . IWLY PILIT tne ~evel<>pmenb ..i-1 t ~~ CHILDCARE for 11 mo old Clerical remdl eontr. nds helper, MAlllSMllT 2900, Newport Beach, RELIEF WORKER/ Full time departmental roH -· ..,.,, 330 W. Bay St. trOI "' Uvywl or.,...,_, I NB h '"'I k ,ILE CLOIS c t t I B C 92660 o ....,.,_... 1 o C Airport area , ..... 1••• A-'"" Ett ...... nmy omf' "'tm r ex"""' . ....,.1on. 'Yg man omm.ors arena usy a BEHAVIOR M D n........... n
I -Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 ~. 10tt1~CS:iiY P/T .~·s· M·F 752-7064 The Federal Deposit In-t8~2. loiraJn Mual be salon. Qocupy lmmed. IFEGUAAD (cerlllled) tor dtsabted c;hlldren Survey & CMI Englneer-hJt le~ 1112111 research & control of btwn9·11amlM!dys.Refs surano• CO<p. has tour handy w/tools. herd· 548·45650<544-9619 SS.OO/hr 10am.Spm Call 957.5190 1ng Firm. Good typl~ lllllAl lllSPfTll openings tor me clerks. worker ._~er 10 learn & B 645-0550 ---telephone skills & mat &IHllT IUll Full time ALL o tle1 buesg.t for owned RMI To qualify you must have witting 'to 0 evervthing·. UllSffillT Byron or 111 Restaurant ablllly requlrt<I. Send re.
'
-.. ......A NB restaurant • · u · Estate propertlel. Need• Ol1 •Hlflll fill ·" H I P od I 250 E I a IAllTEllElll •• C ·· .. ord at ~. b..,.k off'--.r-front & back Soi/hour. to lndependenuv re-__....__ 2yraexper.ln ng,sort-dig ditches, crpntry, er r uctons . lllllTEIAIOE 0101 • aumeto·mr. rew~1111' ,_.. ..... -""" -75• 1396 I UYD'"··H Inn & eheckln~ all forms -""umb, ··~·-· ,.~ .... -t71.h..SLCoata Mesa~F -e..--. Apply Broedw•Y Robert Bein, .... am ...... chal._,.,.lng poa'tlon ... search & compile data. ,... ·•.r ~~ -.... ........ ....--VT 1 t 5•5 3 6 ~·a·Ullc ~ .. ~· · 1 1•o1 ....,, "'""" .. IT I uocu~ a on. ""per rands. etc. Respons. tas tic tocallon .. • 44 Bar & Grill, 25 t Broad· Frost & Assoc ates, .. Muit be able 10 handt9 &PUTllm UUID 'You'll also be reeponllbte .... momYE In a banks note depl ls a team wrker. Gd Cheree-ask for Wayne Shop Is urrent ull lime oPPIY way. Lag. Bch 497.3012 Quall St . Newport Beach
1trea pref exp. Call Col· 21 Unite. Costa Meaa. No fo< .. tablllhlng tlckiet & f"" ••-·· H....__a plus. The F.0 .1 C otters a t4 •• Own transp. ••ust being remodeled exist 10 Join the engineer-92660 ' 3 92 . 9423 llllng 119tem1 for .,h• Needed "' mrw ""',.... f k "' "" Ing dept of the 500 room eslauranl -------lect 121 l 4-pets. Expetleoced. eeml--t>udoet department. and A e c r u It men t great bene 111 pee a~ have attllude to produce, UllSMIST Ir vine Marriott Hotel -SECllnAllY •--UI re1lred. 855--0665 • Minimum 2 .,..,.. bank· Advertising Sales at Including Dental & VIiion not Just 10 put time In _., • • •--coverage. Pleaae call W~k In Irvine, live close. min 3 yrs exper lo current Exper in boilers, chlllera. " Marketing co. nd• secty Accounts recelvable & &m •llAllO Ing experience In a note rap:dly expanding local personnel. EOE s5':5o p/hr start Steady cul, color, perm. tech· welc21ng, & refrigeration. • .1 w/bkpg e><P Must type
wOl'd prooesslng exp. tor Wheel Alignment. Brakes, dept. or loan dep!. d a 1 Y new 9 Pa Pe'· 975-5400 wrk. GOOd raises fo< pr~ nlque. Work with or lndh1lduel must be self· : .• . 60wpm, withe ability to
busy olfioe. i:-u11 time. Tune Up. Newport Tire • Muat be coneclerltlous & ~gl~=1(~·1v1J'1,"dls-CLERK ducllon. 11 uou don't flt without following. DeSu starter .organize procedures tor
Lan N ......... 495-0600 Ct 3000 E Co••t H auentlve tq detlll. P n ua s may , Salon, 640-1900 pply In person Tusday. TIME growing co $300 wt< ...,. ""...... r, . -wy, •Strong verbal & written '9'" excellent Income PEllSOllEL CLElll this dlscrlptlon, please Wednesdev 9·12 noon FULL Corona del Mar. communlc:atlon tltllls. Culary + eommllllon). c2on't calll If you do. here MOIR .. IE ' start C M 54s.2905
P/tlme cierk needec2 10 as· ., .. Thursday 4:30·8pm -------U SllYllU am Tiii! •I!•-. Experience In flllng, benefits and advance-Is 8 good Ol>P'Y f()f you. Live In, n-smoker lo assist * lllYlll! * 11c11namy p /T ., -•-A~ ... tng & gat..__.ng In--t """""unltv. Ag--1lst human resources 0 'ti learn 11 ell " ART TIME "" ~lot~~l~:t~:111~ and llghl repairs. Newport ;;,;,atlon ls ~~It. -~;"'or~ .. :;'V:,paper ;~-dept General office Y u 551_9694 · ~af~e ~Ir~":':·~~!':~: • lllllllllTI MOTEL * p Ad Agency In Newport
111 Ad Services Dept. HTlre cc''· 3~-'E.MCoast • Good typing akllls. perlence neeesaary. skllls. Knowlec2ge of C.JllTI· 662·2392 CM 1100 Yt1 lar•11 Center needs pert·llr• wy, orona""" ar. For more Information Send resyme Attn: Peggy puter prelerred. Cook secretary w/xlnt typ ng ~:°"~111~ _:1 :: IAIYSITTH please call F.D.t.C. Per· BleYlns. Please apply In person lllWfAIT OHi It•• CIHlll& In. l"IH, OA ow hiring, Immediate skills 18-20 hrs/wk
llvery of ads. putting RESPONS IBL E Sat sonne1(714)97S.5400 Tuesday & Wec2nesday Our beaullful 500 room Help wanted lmmed Own E~11IO,,fJE••l1r work tor neat, friendly. 759•199!1
h 1 "5PM u NAiii MAST from 9am to 12 noon & hotel has an Immediate transportation 645.0961 enthuslaatlc. prompt ~A t teara eeta, proces1 ng 1v-• te cleaning. •AT IHW Thursday from 4·30 10 opening tor a full time EDICAL people Free meal on -ore l'f ~,:., 'c;'~ie! C'i:s7daf~ ~~~J91'encel. SS/hr. P/t temp. help. Show UA.Y Pl.IT 8Pt'Q· breaklut cook. This poa. Hospital OIUllOPllACTIC/AISIST your ahitt Full timers get lltot,tlHltt ~utt ~ ex'tr~y or· ---------opening dally Wed~Sun. Ill W. leJ St. * llYllE * Ilion offers xlnt company llSIUICE llLLEll /t ime, busy office. xlnt benellts Part timers Full-time. reqvtrement11 tn-llllll UY CLll Office, caahler, tkt tkr. httt .... , DA * IURllTI llTEL * benellls. Please apply In AlllTilil OLElll 12-8 30 wkdya. Every flexible hOUfs&Vallabla. 11 elude 1 yr. office tX· ganlzed, responsible and WHERE CARING Apply 1760C-2 Monrovia person Tusday-Wt<lnes-other Sat Exper req you like us, and you're perlence, good typing ~~~~~ w0<k well with 1s THE CUSTOMI Ave. C.M. btwn 2:spm M-11000 YH lar•H day 9· 12 noon. Thursday EIEHHOY Ill OLElll 650-2273 one ol the "ln-N-Out skills. pleasant phone & u F. 18 yrs or older. Call M-Clerlcal lmH, IA 4:30-8pm Colla Meu Medical Good People", you'll gel t1on1 olllce manner ~th:~me Attn. sa * Bt~~~~:~PtST F btwn 8:3o.12, 846-3985 IUU TYPtlT E.l.E l /F /Y /I . * llYllE * ~~~~ersto~~.t~o ~~~~ edlE~'!~~1~!~E'J~1ry. ~~~~ar r.:J!" w~tt'~~rn ~='po~~~ t~:(i:'
llAllE OIAST * HEAD DISHWASHER •AT •W II you're a Nit-starter and * IUlllTI MITEL • 642-2734. lull time, Mon-Fri c2ays t0< enthusiastic beginners 673-1331 IAIU PILIT MEN'S SPA ATTEND Temporary production llexlble about Job asslgh· 1100 v .. 1.,... Hotel med.)cal lab In N.B. Good Apply al stores listed -------
P.I. lea 1llO wor,k. general handyman. ments. the F.0 .1.C. has a COlllELOllS lmH, OA NOST/MOSTHI benefits & working cond. below, or call Mon-Fri IECllnAllY ,.__._ ~ .. "-12121 For eppt. please call const. & elec. Paid on Job for you. Our division Pll(I time carrier eounMI-l!•ial I•.._ 11!-,._ Salary 646-4403 Beth 8181338-5587, ask for llh good typlng, verba.I & _., • ...., -· 645.5000 ext. 521 M·F exp. 67J.9367 of bank ltquldatlon cur· cfrs wanted. Help bOys .,, ,,.,, u. •r• The lrvlne Marriott Hotel ..,.!cal Barbi Apply at written skllls Good
9am--"pm -11u h.S ,.,,.,,lngs tor has Immediate opening ""' owth potential Non
Advedl91ng
BOAT WASHER Full TI~ '""' '1 _,....... and girts iollclt new Cllmll IRLP llECEPTIOllST F/T COSTA ••ESA gr • ( SallbOat Dealerahl MYeral cient typl11 who subacrlpllons on their ., f o, a part t I m e "" smoker S 1500 mo or Eddie 642_.788 p. 1verage typing speed• l>B.l>ef routes. Mvst enJoy P/tlme Mon thru Frlc2ay host/hostess to work 12 llCI OFFICE p /T 594 w 19th Street Dateco, 673.4221 OUSSIFIEI
UYERTillll USE THE
DAILY 'ILOT
"FAST
RESULT"
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For Rc!>ull
Service Call
lllUEIPO SOWPM. The F.0.1.C. of-wor1<1ng with 10.13 yr Super Sandwich, 675 hours per week Fridays & on-smoker, family prae-LAGUNA NIGUEL Newport Beach
lers a great benefits olds. Early evening hours Paularlno. Costa Mesa. Saturdays nights. Please lice, C.M 545-9304 (8·4) 28782 Camino Capistrano
Full-time Telephone Sales
Po11tton. Siles ex-
perience preferred
Typing 45 wpm. Good
Salary plus Commllllons
and Benefit Program.
Call Kathleen Otaon 101
an Interview appoint·
ment.
part time. Call ror Info.
646-3063 or 675-«59
peck11ge fncludlng dental work days/ llexlble hre. 545--"867 apply In person, Tuesday!-------..,.-.,.-,
& vlllon coverage. If you Commission only. COURIER . Own car. Full-& Wednesday from 9am EllOAL llECEPTJlllST IR--e-ta_ll_S-ales ____ _ SECn-SALH
Pan time. Apple llE
exp nee Lorri, 662-3661 would llke more tnlor-Call Bruce Emsley time. flexible, Law 110 t2 n30oon 8& Thursday ourteous, Industrious 1 •• ., fAS110l ISWI lllllEEPll/Um matlon call personnel. at 642-432t ext 206 S..8-6082 rom 4· to pm person 10< t>usy office In S~ Dept needs FIT
for N.B. Law Arm~ Must 97S.5400 EOE . • * lllYllE * Nwpt Bch. Lite typing & Sales Pefson/ Assist ha~ taw office exper. IUll TYPIST tUHE CIAST OISTOIEll SHYICE • UHIOTTillTEL • nung skllts. 64&.8824 Mgr Good hrs. tun at-
SECllITTllAlll
M·Frl 8-4, S4.7Sp/hr. Also
PIT wknd poslllons OC
Airport Area. 839· 14 tO ___ 8_33-3 __ 10_7 __ to ... iat 1n typing. 1111ng lllLY PILIT CLEH PAllT TIME 11000 H1 lar•11, IHI LOCIEll llOll mosphere i,v111 train.
••••11-1111 nd .. __ 1 · •~ 1--' CA •-Salary plus comm. Plelllle .,_ -a ot. .... clercal dut...... The Dally Piiot has Im-n1l t, ATIEll-1 call Stacy 640·7810
Busy lhop needs talented Typing 60 wpm req. Own I~~~~~~~~~ mediate opening 101 Cus-(,l,E 1 /F /Y /I , am-2pm shift, contact t=---=:--------''"Stat lttH4ut F/tlme Chevron 3000 IUmll&n
MILYPUT
330 W. Bay Street
Costa M .... CA
1714)842--4321
642-5678
ht. )22
mectianlc w/strong CS. car a mu1t. Call Judy, I-I..:___....--tomer ServlC8 Clerk to Kevin. The Sporting etatl
sire to make lfloney. Call 642--"321, ext. 318 ror People WhO need people work In our busy Clreula-Housekeeper or House-House, 752-0-565 llUIOIS WILSllllE Fairview, Costa M.S.
Dick at Econo Lube & appt. lhoulc2 aiwer-cnec:k the tton Depar1ment Must be man lor protesslonal man ~ lirw.allT IUOM Tune, 1550 Newport 11A11f OIUT s.rv1ce Olrec:Jt>ry In the dgpendable and able to live-In. Newport Beach. MODELS-Fem req. lor m;wr-• SHEET METAL
• POWEii lllllE •
OPElllTOllS
214119tft
Blvd, C.M 631·9146 IAILY PtUT . DAIL'L.PILOT hanc2te heavy phones References required. test shots/ figure/ video. ow has openings lor lhe
with a pleasanl telephone Must drive & speak Eng-Lv no for Paul, 494-7081 fotlowlng positions
voice. 20 Hours p/week llsh (213)595-t820 Lucy X-240 or 240-2546 LES
Mon~ • Friday. Call H 0 us E p ARENT ( s) osltlons avail In womens
642-4 1 tor appt. Ask neec2ed tor Christian MOTOR clothine.llngerle, and h~
for T cey home with Olsablec2 stery Musi have a flexible
chlldren. 95 7-6 t90. ROUTE schedule IATA EITllY 1~~!"!!"'!~!'!!"!!!"!!""~~-~~~~~~~~~ Paiatiat . Full time. Musi type IUll Elllln, LTI. Home& k:e'Cle1nlng by PAINTER NEEDS WOAKI SOwpm Exper helpful
--Available In Newport IECHITT &IEIT
Insurance Be a eh Exp e r I enc e Retell security exper. help·
llS. TECM a CUlll preferr ec2, but not tul. Positions Includes
We have $8veral 2nd ltllft
openings lor aklllec2
Po\¥e1 Brake Operators
with 1·2 years experience
PLUS the ablllly to per-
form own set-ups. lndl·
v1duals musl be able to
read. wrttti-and apeak
lluent English We offer a
pleasant work envlron-
m en 1. comp etitive
salaries a11d an excellent
benelll i;>ackage. Please
apply 111 person, Monday-
Friday 8 30-3·30PM
$2.17 per day HARBOR MARINE •E.scor1s •Bodyguard• JODI. Pteue call for free Int/Ext. celllngs. refln cab N-smkr pref Nr OC Air·
we wlll haul out. clean & *Atness Consultants estimate. 642-6746 (261 yrs exp , work guar port. Can 7141851-0517
The lrvtne office or the necessary Must have de-floor work. as well as
Federal Deposit In-pel\deble transponatlon. in1ernal Investigation
surance Corp has Im· aM be over 18 ye~s 0112 Must have flexlble schec2· That's ALL you pay for
3 lines, 30 day minimum
In the
pa.Int any bOat bottom for •Dnvers. 4. 99--4554 TRASHB s s Davis Palnt111g 964 3837 Michelle Newport U TEA • Western Corporation. S 10/per ft Incl. paint & all f . Const. & Resld'I clean-up, SOUTHERN PAINTING & , ___ ----medla1e openings In our Seven c2ay delivery with ule
DAILY
PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
materials & zincs. No 1 .. n!Pl'Wca,a'llitn.~~!'!"""-.P tree est. Vic 722-6240 DECORATING.· Int/Ext. IELIYEllY llllYElll extra charges. Please call FENCE REPAIR. New & B Sitt, Lie. Insured. 63 1-6430 for c2ental lab. Must have
insurance Dept The no eollecllng Call tOAM 011nn /ClSNIEll
entry level INSURANCE ·4PM Monday ~ Friday. Retail credit, accounting
for apptm. 673-6320. Aak old. WOOd, chain llnk. HH 1a1 own car s+ mlleage.
us about pick up/delivery. Free est Greg. 968-0118 HOUSEsitft1Jd pets. P/tlme Please apply at
CLERK requires the rol-642-4333 or banking exper. helpful.
lowing exper· lllllU lllE Must have good com-lri•al ,._ i · plants, etct Avall now. 2474'h Newport Bl. CM
Stmct _, ta1a1 Xlnt refs Marca 67J.2991 64&.5068
• Typing 40 wpm munl<:etlon skllls
• Famlllarlty with pollcles 6 Bed l'lome, young Adults lln-•p
BRtDAL MILLINERY TIEEI Jaaittrial
Hats, tiaras, vells & BC· Topped/removed. Clean-l"!A-.b"".-. "'!M!"!'"'!al·nl .... -LO'IPP!'W'!'IEPWS•t
cessorles. 639-1 186 up, new lawns. 75 1-3476 PRICES. Commercial &
Carpel~ Clean Ups•Tree Trimming Residential. 662-323'5.
_ 'Yard Malnt.•Heullng JANITORIAL CLEANING Ex.....,. rpentrv Service MIKE 8S0.3263 Your Dally Piiot ,....., ' '• SERVICE. Free est. Greg. Service Directory Repalr-Remod't-Addltlons Complete Clean-Up, ,,...,•1 631·5661 8 18/33S.5~ Doors.etc 548--"980 .-..
CALL TODAYll
lSI Fiii LOIS
FARTHING INTERIORS
HANGING/STRIPPING
VISA-MC 673·1512
ANDYS WALLCOVERING
lntlaJlatlon 1& Remove
Int. painting: 548-4013
IELIYEllY FIT opening for delivery &
misc other work. Op-
portunity to learn wood-
working trac2e with poss-
1 ble future advance-
ments. Good driving re-
cord a must 645-0843
& premiums F 11 P 11 3 -1 1 Pm· "-PUI HOLi CORP • Xlnt verbal & com· $4.25/hr 963-9424 Exper. helpful. but not
munlcallon skills necessary Must' have 11421 YH llr•H lH
• Must be eonsclenclous llllSH ASSllTAITS flexible schedule. Irvine, CA 92714
& attenllve to details. All shltta. Certified or train· Bullocks Wllshlre ottets an Equal Opportunity
As a TECHNICIAN In our ees Must be mature & xlnl benefits package, In. Employer M/F
Insurance Dept you wtll Interested 1n permanent cluc21ng medlcal & dental ---------
l>e responslble tor empl.,ymenl Mesa Verde Insurance. c;rt<llt union, SHok lar &ffti4Ht
• Verification of Conv Hosp. 661 Center and a liberal employee P/tlme position avall
l11suranee on all real St. C M 548-5585 discount policy Mature lndlv. 18 yrs/up.
eslale loans Nursln Please apply In person Day/eve shltt. Fin Vty
• P\eeing comprehensive g II I 'I 10am-5pm, Mon-Fri. at Con1aet Monty 962-1374
A19rnen1at1ve m&Jnt. tree trimming, free JANITORIAL CLEANING
142:-1 tit, Jot BUILD OR REPAIR ests. Mauro, 631-4997 Commerclal-Aesld'l Bldgs. .--.!!:·-----Walls, stairs, ralllng1 Garden Service, exper. Good rel1. 631-6194
Expert Wallcover1ng In
stalletlon. Reas. Consult· IEUYEllY
ant Aaslgnmnt 581-8590 Part time, must have good -=--------doors, windows. moldings •---·tiat d476106 Don 962-8202 dependable, prof. For 1 Aai••ati'at
----Free estimate 548-2572 ,.----~'!!'I!~---* BOOKKEEPING by Custom Residential Work THE a••IEIElll LANDSCAPE-MASONRY
Experi Wellcoverlng In
slallatlon Reas Consult·
anl Asslgnmnt 581-8590 )4arge & Judy 15 Years Patlos-Oecks·Aemodetlng "" Landscaping, all phaaes
el per .• free est 969-1967 RC Construction 64&.•031 Lawn & Garden Malnt. done. Brlci<, block, stone, EXPERT Paperhanging at
-969 2120 tree est. Mike 499-4072 Reas Rates. Work Guer .. Franklin Aeetg. Sel'llce QUALITY FINISH WORK • Riek 661-9584 Call for free est. 963-753! Bvs & Personal Income Entry & French Doors our Malnt, clean.ups, mowing, ,..,,........,...,-,------.,--
Tax Preparation 548-0345 Specialty. llc.,389432 tree trim Free Estimates! Sprlnklers: All types Incl PIHttr/ltpail
S Corum Const 631 -7975 Mr. Estrada 64S.3381 fire prevention lie l!1n•t•.1•1C•t .... ""pa•lml!ch•p""1·ss·te_r_ln-g-. tete of tl'le Art bus. acct -267~ 4n"32"" """ software modules Carter Aepalr-Ooors-Alteratlons la•i~u ~•-4..,4....,._,"'=--"'-=.,...---,.,..:---custom texturing, quallty
& Co 979-0550/0551 ~~~!F:~":;.'C::~~tc AMERJCAN HANDVMAN Ltck lg!erriet :=!i :;~:ss~~-j~~~-
Actutical CtiU.11 35 yrs eKp Jerry 642-0567 Carpenlry. fencing, win-LOCK~TOR daws, plumblng. marllle, All Key Services Home or Apt's. lnt./Ext
Exqulalte Acoustics e. Ct•tat Ctacrttt tut> encl. hauling, etc. 895·2893 Patch work. Uc. & bondec2.
sprayed or remove. Dry· Andy .... J-··• 11 lord • /J 140607 44 t-1424 ••1 °-t 8•7 790t Orlvewavs. patios, paths, ...... ....., .. w ... ,._,a rs. ~ • • {llC.!130405) 63&-8244 IH•..!I. Pl Li -etc No lob too small BRICKWORK Small Jobs ••• If Witit11/lt•Mtb Reas Mickey 536-0553 DECKS-WOOD COVERS. u-..... Costa Meaa 1~2~ ..... ,~E~lai.~l'!"H!""""1'!"1IO~ * NEED TO REMODEL? CL 'Ii C Competitive Prtces. • ....... ...,." · ,. • • Free estimates •I lrt tO yea11 expet. 7fi4.1620 INlnt. Rer1. 87S.3 t75 •Good Jobs c2one rlghl•
Child h QC .. .......181 Water heaters• Dlapoaals 1001/1 Financing care my ome. nr 1rOEN. HOME REPAIRS. ..-1 _
*QUALITY WORl< airport, NB & C.M. area, Paint. Drywall. Carpentry 1--.-.!""'!'1"!!11~,~,..~-*--DRAINS CLEAR From StS
Beach Cities Remodeling. resp refs. 852-9539 O 645 52n PT .-Faucets, Disposal, Heater,
Phone 673-8122 Childcare my home trans etc. ary • l CLEAN & EXPERT 851·9604 M&M 722-9066
Lie 207461 to achool & t>ack CM-NB GEN Home Repairs. elec., Over 25 yeart exr,:;lence
Custom Realdenuat Work area Cell 650-0258 carpentry, plumb, sheet L.lc. T-118.428 Jo.1353 3~~JC~d~lli'cf~~
Clean-Tlmety-Reaaonable CHILDRENS CORNER rock repairs 547• t 772 ABC MOVING Lie '409036 984-8919
751 6943 llC.!1441 543 HANDYMAN LARGE and Quick careful. T138046.1:-:-:~=-==-=-=--=--.,,.,.-...~ -Preschool & Daycare, In small. I DO IT ALLI LO RATES, 552-0410 NEW/REPAIR. Ouaflty No •REMODELING my home. 20 yrs exp refs 531_5579 Pat <>< Ive m.,, Jobs 10 small, reasonable.
1rRESTORATION avail loc near Plaeenlte ..., STUYlll OILUIE FrM est , llc'd 631 -2346
•REPLACEMENT & V1ctot1a 722·6087 HOME REPAIR. Carpentry ITlllm .... ... ---
& REPAIRS bper Childcare my Home fences & gatea. tree trim, Orange Co. Original l•let~,.U._.J.,.~-.--."!!
(Free estimates 24 h11) weslcllff area. age 3-up dump nm1 C M & N B Student Mover•. Tnaured We do roofs. ail types Catt
1 price tor design, plans, refs Barbara 548• 7800 area Jim Whyte 642· 7208 l.lc. T124_436 641•8427 ua for phone quo1e1 engineering, construe __ 642·6151 Llcenaed tlon, can Hve you SS$ TENDER DAY CARE· t Plumb -Elect.-Carpentry NEW Warehouse Storage
.... 1 .,.0 5 l'llld 5 M Pelnt·ete. Dependable. • l 1 ~ rtt&rial "" ..... 4 642-6289 c age 1· Y l'lome Reaa Paul 720.0139/eve 81 C -.Mal
* 1rHOMETEK• '* CM/NB area 548-12311 Plano leMOn• ili2:S2 15 Semen
AreNttct• & Con11actors C t t IHll•J Sa!On de Mullque l~A"'BC"""::::4C•s-,.9'!t·ar"!"1a"l'l .. sl"'v1--rl-.-,.
r Ctdititaia,--·~-'.1,c1111" L f AXUCiNd _ UoViNG Lisa A. Zecchini, B.A. •er•. 1..umes, reports. * .. c etc Pt .. 141 call 8'6·9836 1.;.A.S Sva Co 4 2-8827 Gar11ge & Yard tnupa Palatl-
Htg AIC. Ref rprs ht EF DELTA HOME INC. Jon. 845-81112 l~~!'!'l!i!i0"'-~~~~~·ll411nri
Amana A/C sys tc: 459263 lFflllAIU •11111 * CL!ENCO * ~~t?ty : ~~1::1 t--°""Mr~i'llllr.!!'l'll:!r--=t 38r 1 '~Ba w/2 car 01r Clean-up1 I Hauling. e~ JEFF lie 8688 YOU FINISH YOU SAVE Free est 845~730. John M fni Ar"' • RePalri On your IOI lrom $39,999 F1NE PAINTINO By RiCfi: U L. ~Oved onltorlng
Aa9urllcing • RooflnQ • 100% Flni.ncing 0 A c HAULING I MOVING ard Sinor 1e yrs of happy •000~9 S.-5-9030
Waterptooftng• e3t..tle9 956-5e10/(800~2S.9760 Prompt Servtce. Thank ouitOfMl'a uc 29064•. D ~ ----youl i..wta .. 540·78&e Ttltnk·Yout H J.•11• Of f oweat
l•IUJti.-!l.,_•tt .. lap1LliofP.o~,....-Fi-LIGHT HAUl.ING·MOYfng A.A A PAINTING Int/Ext NewporVC M Q&Oi 2wlif bab1911 In R Spec7:,~~~:f ~·!: Dump rvna (yard/gar11ge) LOWEST potttbte prtc.. arN Nennette 83t--"810 '* Colt• M ... home and Ae91d'lt Ft• •mt 7 da19 D•ve 845-1818 10 Step Setvlce. 882-3235 •---'-• '-* -~ Mon ~!~ ttwu Fr1 _... 648-506 t 548 8923 lie• 383924 ..... Cl11a1g. CUSTOM Painting. by .Jim if=:i!!
-"1 Low rate1 fOf lhuttere, Typing......, .. ,.,..
.__8._ llntct ll"td nl ROBlN1S CL NJNQ touvle. patio furn . Iron ,... Financial, Legel, Etc
-•1 SERVICE a lhrooughly 11or. free eat &3~2~ Call Anne ~5.e233 ~~,~~~1:'!.~ clean hou.. &40-0857 DAN SAL 'YEA PAINTiNO ., .... CltaaJa1
• •2551 -·1·01 Art you loolllng f()f a d.-l.IC #41592.L!f!! I .. ._.. .. penc2•bte cleanlng ._. Cell Anytime 964.)017 Are Your Wlodows .. -n
t.RESIDI COMM'UIND 28 va? Sheri, 780-9«5 IN1' /EXT 20 Yrt Exp. =~=-ndecre~:~·~
)'fl Do my own 1!HM'tl Lie CLEANINQ MY WAY A-ROOfTI S29 . ------• ...... •178041 Al 846-8128 THAU SCHOOl.f o.pen. ~i«-iQ; Stucco 1130 • RICCO'$ Window W••h·
ltntft Hav-a you rHO I Oday' a _ dabte ~1-6857 mater1al• $42-0442 ~~~ -g:r,k:.iu~
MARl.H. OlllNI Mect11111C Claaallled Ada? II not, ~tom ci.ntng Horne. J.6 . INTIE.XT PAINTING
FAST PROF 8EAVICE. ,ou're mlUinO the beet otflClll-ctMn ...., .. eet HOl.I ... & Apt A ... nit• Find wl'lal you want tn Aooer Pedltt M5a71_. bergelns In towrtl • Katl"ly. ,.7·71&71ttet 3ptn tty WOttc 195-515:.5 OWiy Piiot C.....fieds
..
•
c2rlvlng record. tor N.B
flOl'lst 833-t 88 7 M·F 9-1
llablllty Insurance on • • Personnel .
F.D.l.C owned proper1y Med.Suro. Cntlcal Care, Bullocks W~lre. New· STATIOIEllY
• Review 01 prtv\Arly tor Emergency Rm, or Care port Beach Is localed at t 1 Cd•• __... S
HITAL IYllHIST adequate co~;;age u1111 Coate Mesa Medical 83 Fashion 1srand In the P~~. FfT ~o.:S ~11:
Progressive general prac-• Maintaining ticklers Cenlet Hosp. 301 Vic-Newport Center "/F orklng conds. E1peclally
1 ice needs A D H 111 a current statvs torla St, Costa Mesa EOE "" line cllentele 675· 10 tO
w/expanded duties 011 • Preparation ol monthly 642-2734
Thursdays 64&.4801 reports. OFFICE llELP ----• Computer input DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Candidates musl have ap· Cterlcal, no typing, gOOd
tor busy NB practice propriate experience. w /11umbers. reliable
631 .. 236 Banking Is 8 plus Maxi-642-3372 or 960.0120
*llYE TECM* mum salary Is S 18,000 OFFICE MELP
Underwater Boat cleaning. plyr The F O.I C otters a SAT/SUN 9 to 5. Apply In
Musi be Scuba cert'd. Wiii great benefits packaee, person 2332 w. Coas1 train 673·3630 Including Dental & Vis on Hwy. Npt Beach.
llllYD
Expettenced Bobtail Spill
Axle Driver. Mutt know
L.A. and Orange County
35 to 40 hrs/wk. Xlnt ben·
elite. Hununoton Beach
554-1560
lllYO
Now hiring run & par1 time
drivers lor the South
County Olal·A-Rlde Pro-
gram Paid trelnlog u111-
lorms. S4.25 p/hr star1.
859-9115
lllYHI be Independent. drive a
taxi cab. OMV prll'ltOUI
req Apply 1401 So Cst
Hwy. Lag Bch. (Upstairs)
HlfEll
WAREHOUSEMAN For
local erN. Must have
good driving record
847-0 .. 24
coverage. II you would
llke more Information,
please call pertonnel, at
97S.5400 EOE
JANITORiALIMAiN'T"°
Flt wkdys & wknds.
Wknds mull be flexible.
844-1999 Newpe>rt Bch
EWERL Y SETIEA Jew·
erly St0<e In Newpor1
Beach needs diamond
setter Experienced with
pave. channel, etc IMln
t5 yrs exp I Famlllarlty
with custom tebrtcatlon &
wa)( work Pleaaant woriv
Ing environment Call
Manager (7 14)644-8325
KENNEL HELP
knds, custodial dutY
557..S020
The featest draw In the
Wiii a Dally Pllol
Claaslfled Ac2 C111 T Oday
642~5678
:··········Daily Pilai: • • • • : OOLLECTOll WAITED : • • • P1ut timr optni1111 in I J1f(ufl11 llrar h • • • • Rtta Earn up 10 $() 00 prr hour for •
• rolltr t 1n~ fur moot hi v .. uh"r"f'' '"" •
: E,p,.rll'n1·,. prr(l'rrl'ti bu,t not r,. :
e f1Ulr,.1l \1 u"f br 01 lf'e't I H \""'" olil e
• : (all 10 \ \l 1 P\1 \tr f\irklanrl •
: ;n a:ii 1:s21. ,..,, 20; .. : • • : OlllOIUTill IEPT. :
• 142·4121 EIE • • • • • e ORANGf COASI DAILY PILOT e
• 11 If llt1 "•I _.., 1.<oilA lhtA I 4 ll l •
• A•o f Jli&t (Ji>,.011111 .. ,h rUP1 rl•f" • • • I ~· •••••••••••••••••••••••••
1
OFFIOE IWIEll
Responslble, brlohl right·
hand career person for
varied duties al growing
smell company Cell
morns or eves. 675-0212 * IFFIOE RO&IL * ;redlt, eoltec;tlon, genl olc.
Fn or PIT, some wtlnds
& evee Koven• Jewelers.
Mr Nielsen, 548-•5 tO
PHTTIIE
IEWPAPEll IELIYEllY
2am-6am, Ille van necess-
ary Xlnt money Newport
Beech area Cell
759-0630 anytime
Pll'1TllE
osltlona available at the
Dally Piiot newspaper
worl\lng Stturday and
Sunday mornings E•rn
S• 50 per hour plue 011
allowance Mott have
taro• car 01 pk:k-up and
be at ,leHI 18 yeaf9 Old
Call Bruoe 642--4333
PASTElf
Oper11ng avall•ble In our
book pesteup are• Per·
mananl part llme po•·
ttlon. Mond•Y t0·30am to
approx. 8.30pm Tuesday
10am 10 approx 5·30pm.
No 1xper nee Apply
Pennysavet . 1860
Placentia Av... Colla
Mesa
P~ta1 e,er /p. T k rtrJ
needed lo< a fHt p1oe<I
Investment firm In
CdMar Good pl'lone •111·
quette and general MC·
reter111 exper req Hr11
1 4pm S 11001mo lneldg
lntur•m~ t>ene For appt
780-0505 aek lor Cindy
Sell thlng1 la.t wtth Dally
PllOI Want Ac2•
,
RETAIL MANAGER
& SALES POSITrON
Theodore & Theodore Man
of
Beverly Hills
is looking for experienced
enthusiastic individuals. Seek ~
ing manager/sales position at
our new Fashion Island Atrium
Court in Newport Beach. Grea t
career o pportu nit y f o r
motivated person. Please <:on-
t act H ei di Beesemyer .
213/276-9691
: ••• ·• ••• Daily Pilai
: JIU Fii TEHS :
• STILL IMI• FM & ..... ""' e : -WIU. Liii II FMTllll l e
e lf you M P in High &-hoot or Jr. High :
::ind would lake to l'arn $25 00 to •
• $50 00 in c:ommiss1oru. and morl' each :
: week gw us n call Vou can wprk •
•PART Tl ME in the nft~moons nnd •
• ev.t!nmgs and ~U11 hav(• t1mp to <'npy :
: your s ummer We offer <•ompletP •
• training and prov1d(' lransporation •
• plu11 grent prltt.'S, trips, nnd plenty of :
• MONEY1 This is not fl paJ)('r route •
: and tl 11s not seven days•• W('t.•k Com<':-
•. hl'lp u f(l'l new l'U~tom('rs for our e
: nf'W!tpap<•r nnd trnv(• a good t1mt• •
• whit vou ·re dmn~ ll Come out and :
• S<.'l' what WC' at(• t.'llkm~ ah<>Ut •md •
: vou'll tx.· f(lad you dill C;jll fodav and :
• -;wrr tomorrow' Cill Mr E.ad •
: 54tt 70S'R or 241 fM:n • • : ORANGE COAST DAil Y PILOT •
• l IC) W In Strw1 C<l91a """' l 4 •le~· • AN COUAL Ol'lt()Afu.,.,~ rv"t O'fl 11,' • • • ·············~············
TYPlllTTU/.
PUTllPUTIST
Immediate opening tor
exper. typesetter. Must
have have mark·up
exper., past•up back·
,P!P.Und htfplul. Xlnt ~n· 8flt1 Including medk::al &
dental lnsuranoe. con·
genial atmosphere. Con·
tact Alissa, 642·432 I eKt
29t
IUllEOIHT
IAIUPILIT
330 W. Bay Street
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627
U2·U21
YITlllUIY HSPIT&L Rattan Family room 54:1t 7
needs KENNEL ASSIS· rsJ.~~~3 cushions S450
TANTS. hours variable.
lncldg wknds EKper Trop11one Patio Tablel .C
pref 125 Mesa Dr. C M chrs Straps 1n gd cond.
63 l · t030 $75 760-0486 bef 5pm
WAITRESSES, day & Walnut Dine set $500 Lg
night. Day Grill/Sandwk::h Desk $225. like newl
Man. t 550 Superior Ave, 85.C·3 t04
C.M. Garf's Restaurant twtl 6214
Jelils Waatt4 S l 05 La e·s 14K g d opal r ng
Bodyguard, Chaulfer. 3.53 cts surrounded by 5
Companion. Free to diamonds Appr $1948,
Travel. 957-3063 ext 1'49 asking $800 558--7453
MAN FRIDAY Companion MisctllHHal 6211
n-smkr. xlnt COOk, seeking cribs enny Lind. country
II v e • I n s I t u a ti o n pine $65 ea New Hot wlincome 673-3887 point froslless Ing, side
>CLNT COMPANION/ by side w/lce maker 22
HSKPR, live In optional cu It $750, King sz Oak
Non smoker. Xlnt refs. l'dbrd $75. King sz bed
Call 796-0791 alt 5 S 150. antique pine
Jolts Waatff/ dresser $350. 65~-0125
Deatstic 5107 Attention Parents to be:
.Aprlca new t>orn stroller
COmpanlon·Chlld Care used less than 6 mo
Chauffeur-House Sitler Save S· S 125 ''432·8663
•
23· Ericson '76. loaded,
xlnt $8900 Balboa slip
$150/mo 548-3917
~Santana 525. 'Bl OI B,
wlllte bottom, upgraded
rigging. $13.500 Sllp
possible 847-0672
Hobie 16 · xlnt cond.
wltrlr. matching sail box.
multi color sail, dbl
trapeze, many xtras Sac
$1950 pp 675-3659
LASER
xlnt condition $850
Evenings 644-4996
Lido 14. nds work $400 No
trtr Craig 2131820-8470
or 7141675-8816
Slir• a Docks '1022
40' Mooring In Nwpt Hrbr
$10.500 ~or details call
(6 t9)23.C-304 t
MOORING/40' Balboa
lsld St3.000. 675-7084
or 548-60t8 Former ambulance drtver BAUCE SPRINGSTEEN seeks llve-ln position, Newport Dock for 20' m8>t
xlnt refs 891-7714 Tickets, Sept 26129· Must clear bridnel Now S100eaOBO • Cats 5505 '494·7081 ext 240 Available Art ~2-0289
seaut. lovable Himalayan CARPETING 5 rooms of SUPS AVAIL 25 26,30.32 3333 W Coast Hwy N B & Persian kits, &nos, hve carpeting. very nice Mon thru Fri 9am.5pm
shOIS. CFA reg. $ t50/up $225 Call 675·9688
548--0562, S40. t 129 Dolls AleKander .cab pt ch Wanted Na sllp-34' 5411· "==s c510 bisque. Alex 8", Nesbit. ooat Rent or exchange -~_. ..... ____ ... ~ ...... -. many more 536-8007 for usage 720-904 1
Lea~!_~ 'f.:::597 John Wayne Tennis Club SailMlr•s 7028
... ---.-Full lamlly memberslllp AMF WINOFUGHT. ABS
BICHON FRISE PUPPIES $550. call 6'44-7765 Board complete ready to
AKC CH"MP~E sail, S250 645-6266 Call 714 559•7272 Sabot $200. Schwihn
Cruiser S60. conv sota. AircraU 1010
ROTWEILEA PUPS Al<C fabric, misc 675-2543 ·77 Cardinal 177B. 1950
Xlnt ped 675·824.C or Sabot $200, Schwinn hrs total Full IFA. Well 780·2538 · Cruiser $60; conv sofa, maintained. Eng checks
THEODORE . .
ROBINS Must Miii 658--0860
FORD Fiat 91!3
2060 HAAllOI Ill VO ·19 Fiat Spider 2600 con-
CO!ITA MISA 042 0010 vert. 5 spd. am/fm cass,
Tracks ,.-3"5 roU bar, 56K ml, xlnt
cond. 832-8215
'72 DATSUN 2x4 rebutl1 ···•a 9125 eng/trans. Must sell, ·79 cv&. $1800 anrt, 5 moving. 962-069.C alt 6
'83 Blazer S· 10, V62 ton, spd stk::k Shltl, 94K ml, gd
loaded, tk new. 3rd car. cond 644-6285
$8900. 720-t020 Ja1aa1 9129
111 fHI F110 P/IP ·82 xJe. brio owner. Good
6 cyl. 4 speed. AM/FM µr 27K mi. Cl'leltnut brn
(stereo) cassette. mags. TERRIFIC BUY!ll
ranye wheels, long bed, St9.700 720-0295
55K ml (Uc 11 1X61946) •aHI 9141 (Stk 113562) ·83 RX7 GSL GOid wl tan UHi leath Inter. sunroof.
THEODORE am/Im cass. graphic
ROBINS equalizer.all extras Perl
S t0.500/obo. 5«-7059
FORD '64 Mazda 626, 4 dr 5 spd,
l060 HAl801 Ill YD low ml. Whlsl S67<C5. Retl
CO!>TA Ml SA 642 OC.10 $6445. Our price $7395
v ... 9040 (:: t6699) BAY STREET.
&45-5267 or 492-1742
·74 CheVy van. auto, p/s,
•erct4tt IH1 tl4S p l b. V6 new tires,
mulfier runs gd tOOMBZ convertible ·s7 $950/obo 548-6726 Lgt blue. 8d cond. clean
·77 DODGE 3/4 van con-: S 12 .000. att 760-9426
version 1 owner, 641<ml, ·74 450SL restored to like
air, auto, cruise cntrl, new cond must be seen!
cassette, PS/PB. Spoiler Best ottM' 73 t-t 181 $4500. 968-3608 . Russian Woll Hound Male lat>rlc, mlac. 675-2543 out strong $ 18,900. call
11 mo old Al<C regls· Unlve-rsity Athletic Cl~t> 7 t 4 I 8 6 6 • 9 2 0 I. or· '84 Ford Conversion V-an-. n;~~~~. Ls~t~~~7.~a;1:
tered. $200 ~5· l609 _ Mbrshp Lifetime. · lull eves 1wk11 d 5 ( 7 1 4 I fully loaded. xlnl cond, dealer maintained boel
SHERRY'S POODLES prlv $600, Stan 660· 585-5664• 585•9663 $5970 (2678 I ser no) cond ~°"°250
Puppies, Tcup. Toy & Min 9t11, home 556-2276 ' licycles -.-012 BAY STREET. 645-5267
$250 & up 546-2848 --or 492-1742 '8 I 300D (Uc.IBUH 186)
Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Sunday, Seplembef 1, 1985
'll lllTUI M Ill&
tlOk ltlllt. AM 47K ml (Lie •225364) (Stk
•3535)
UHi
Ono ot tllo ways homes ue t>emg
bougtlt. and &Old t.o<la.y ts wtth
Blended BaM Koriaage
'MfHlllSTUIU A blended rate mortgage 18 a new
mortgage that covers &n old
mortgage and dvanoes new funds.
The new mortgage ts used t.o pay
off ~he ex1et1ng mort.g&ge at. a
'ta TIYlll THCEL 112 CllYITTt
4 door, air conditioning, Loaded w/power equ1p-
very ctean (1HPX821) ment Under 30.000
Only m 11 a s M u s I s e e I
11111 ( tLEK415)
Johnson &. Son SAVE
Lincoln Me<cury Jonnson & Son
2626 HarbOr Blvd, C.M Lincoln Mercury
7141540-5630 2626 HarbOr Blvd, CM
714/SA0-5630 '14 ltYITA OWOA-IT . Auto trans, factory air. 64 Camaro Z28 5 spd
power steering , power HO. Ttops, loaded' Blue
(dlac) brakes. power win· $9950 PP 751·5583 or
dows. AM/FM (stereo). 963-5661 X266 PP
casaette, moon root. Ult
wheel cruise control
(Llc • 1JOJ543 l (Stk
C"3475)
Hiii
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HAIBO• Ill YO
CO!>TA Ml!>A b 4l 0010
IEW CAI SlLES-
ISll CAI SALES
WEllY
CLUI ClllS
lllTllCIS
cyl, iwto ttana/ lac:tory
air. AM/FM (atereot
wheel covers, tinted
olus. (Uc 111JMN3571
(Stk •3265)
11111
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HAlllOA lllVO
CO!>TA MESA 642 0010
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HAR80• lllYO
COSTA MlSA 64'2 ·0010
Katella at 57 Freeway
1< w .. , 1·1)1.>-1 t1dn the current. ma.rket
r ;:st• l'tH 'rider g1·ant.s the new rate
E n ... ": .. : • tJ1::t weer the old rate
i.n(1 l' • i 1••va:llng market rate
rt r "',. m riLtily payment. 1s larger
than i. was previously but. not ~
h,gh a.s c ... rrer.t rat.es w ould
req uire
Impact on buyer
• Jv ... y,_. !:l "'~' • •.-.r. fT\o.r •e· r~w
• Can .... aJ1ty w1tt a 1ower 1r.oome
• l ,wer rr.or • t .y pa.yrneni.i;
Impact on seller
• Attr&£'tl p IA!~.~.& buyera
• F.w:t!1Ye6 .... tune~ &t c>O&tng
Mar.y lenders otter a blended rat.a
mortgage as 1t produces a higher
retur n t.haq the old mortgage. A
reaJ est.at.e'tkofesstonal ca.n gm de a
buyn tc those properties where
this type of mortgage tS ava.llable
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M onda}. ~ptember ?
ARIES I \larch 21-.\pnl IQ 1 E mphJ\1' on re!>ponc;11'1lll\ pre-ssun:
Tria•f~ 17 deadlines. chamma tnll'O\tlied lo'e rd.il1on<.h1p \ <.)u'll be talc1n.g
·'9 Spitiire. Xlnt cond. lotl lead. 'ou·11 no longer be a' t•d 111 tollo-.. C:lL •11-..J <. .101.er ( apf"com
ol xlras Must see! persons pla: out)tanding r In
2131690-5171 att 6pm TAl'Rl ' I .\pnl 2t1-\IJ' ~t l \ uu • "'n 111n1.Htand1ng pro1e<"t
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NAm tTAn.NT Thi' butln111 le con.-TN* ttae.rntnt wu "lecJ Plllt.IC NOTICE NAMI STA~ en.1o1 8tr11t, BldQ. c. 811. '9CTTTIOUl IU ... H Pl8JC NOTICE 11-•c 1111\TICE -~=z:;.;...;~.;.;;.;;--
The fqjtowing penon1 .,, due1ed by; en lndlvldUll _.... V..County Cllfk of Or· ...... ~ ... --ia The followlng l*'IOflt 11e 102, Cotta llHM, CA 92$28 *Ml ITAn.NT n~u "" '1CTfT10Ul IUMmll
doing butlMM ... WIMi.M E 81rdMll. OVM ~ ~ty on Augutl 1 .. _,,,_ --doing bullMM M; Michael E. Oobbt, 13982 Thi foffo'Wlng '*'°"' .,. ,ICTmOUI .,...... '1CTITIOUI aultNlll NAMI ITATSMINT
CARL'S MARINE SER· Thlt tt1lamenl -tied 1M& . NAMI ITAftMINT 8UNOAHCE Pl.UMBINO lmbltt Lane, Tuttln, CA doing bu9lnltt N NAMl ITATIMDfT NAMI ITAftMINT TM followVlg ~If•
VlCE, 1T1·F AMrtlOI Dr .. with ttll County c..-of Or· flm7l7 Thi fOllOwlng ~ere CO .. 1251 Monroe St., #I, 2705 EXOTIC IMPORTS L.T 0 , Ttll lollowlng Pl'.onf ere The following'*'°"' 1te doing buelnttl u ·
N9wpor1 BMc:ti. CA 929413 lnOI Counry on August 2, ~ Oranoe Coett d()lng bUllnea u : Stinton, CA toeeo Thi• butlneu I• COO• 383 Hamilton, IR·5, Cott• llolng bUllneN.. doing butlnell u : CANCO. 1931 1 Sierra
Cll1 E & Nh1 E Br-*. 19&5 OllllyPllotAugu.i f1, ti, 25, NICHOLS CONST.RUC· Chrltlln1 M, T1ylor. 217 UC11d by; CO-partnert ~CA 92827 EGO CHIC, 3422 Lido Av-VE"LKCO ,\UTO ENGi-Lindi Road, ltvl.ne, Call-
34 BrOOkmont. lrvfne, CA ,_,. ~ 1, 1915 TION CONSULTANTS, 238 \lie Ollon, N9wpof1 e..ctl, •Donald Coolly Nadir Hldjren, Ardlthlt enue, ~ Blaeh, Cell-NEERING 134 1 E Pomona f0fnl1 92715
92714 Publlthld OtlnOI COUI h-171 Colton. Newpor1 BMeh, CA CA 92~ Thlt 1t1tament ... tllld edlr•n 393 H1mt11on, tornl192813 81 Santi Ana CA 92715 Jank;;e G. Stewert, 1838t Thi. bu•ln•H I• con· Dally Piiot Augutl ft, 18, 25. t2tl3 · Thlt t>u1ln111 It eon· Ch lhl County Clef1! of Ot: IR·S, 601t1 M•H. CA Cl'l1rlo111. l.1ngu1doc, Viet°' R. Fallll. 20 Sien• I.Ind• Roed, Irvine,
ducted by: huablnd and will $e!>tembef 1, 1885 "8.IC NOllCl fllObet1 OMn Nlcholt, 238 dueled by: an lndMdull County on Augulllt 2, 92827 2125 Sherlnglon Pl, New· Laurel Tr .. l/I . lrvlne, CA C1U1orn11 927 t5
Nit• E. Br.-S\1-1175 Cotton. ~ Blaeh, CA Cl'lrl1tln1 M. Tayldf 119 5 Thi• butlnlH 11 con· port hlch, C•lllornl19211&3 92714 ·Thi• butlnlH I• con·
T'hlt ttttement wu flied t2M3 Tlllt ttltemlnt wu flied I ,_ ducted by: • genlf'll 1*1· Thi• buJlnaH 11 con· Thi• builnllt I• eon· ducted by: an tndMdull
w1111 thl County Clefk ol Or-I Tll'r Thia b\nln"' tt con-with IM County Cllfk of Or· Publlthld Orenoe Coui ,,_lhlp dUcild by: en lndMdu•I dueled by: an llldlvldutl Janice 0 . 8t1Wlll1
Inge Counry on August 2. Ml c NO I IW. '"' lollOWlng perto(ll .,. ducted ~ndMdUll lngl County on Augu.t 2. Diiiy Piiot Augutl 11, 18, 25, Ardllhlr HldJran, Nlldlf c . H A R L 0 T T e Vietor A()gl( F1llle Thi• 1t1temenl WM !tied
1985 doll'IO ~ M : Oelr\ 1915 8-ptemblf 1, 1915 HedJtan 't.ANOUEOOC Tlilt atitement wu fllld wltll tll• COUnr; Cllftc Of Or·
,_ .flCTITIOUa .,._.. OIAIECT MAii. MA~IT-Tilte ..-.ment WM ltted ,_ Su.e13 Tlllt 11111m1nt wu flled Thte 1111emen1 wu llled with Ule County Clerk of Or· ange County on Augvtt 2.
Put>lllNd Or1nge Coaet MA• ITAftMINT INO, One Newport ..... Wlttt the County Cllrt< of Or-Publllhed Orenoe C<lut 11'1 the County Clint of Or· wllh tM County Cllfk of Ot· ange County 00 Augutt 5, 1985
Delly Piiot Augutl 9, 11, 25, oJ::: :::: :.''°"' 111 Suite 225. N.wport a..dl, at1g1 County on Augu11 Diiiy Piiot August f 1, 18, 25. •-IC NOTll'r County on August 2, 11191 County on Augutt 20, 1985 ~
Septemblf 1, t985 MESA FOREST PROO-CA 92MO 1MO Septemblt 1, 1985 "-1iw. 19 5 1985 ,._. Publllhed Otenoe Cofitt ~1 Roblf1 Q WlnllfbotNm, f-Su-884 ,._., ~ Publlaned Otange Coatt OaltyPllot Augute ft, tl,25,
UCTS. INC., 1525 Meu 14929 Alie., Aot A. Tuedn. ftubllehed Orenge Oout f)CTIT10Ul IU..... Publlllled Orenoe Coat! Publlthed ()fange Cotti Dally Piiot Augutt fl, II, 25, September 1,_ 1985
--11-1111-IC_NO_TlCE---IVerdl Or1w Eul, •20e:' CA t2MO 9&11Y "6ot AUOUll 11, 18. 25. ...a."' NOTICE NAMI ITAftMINT Illy Piiot Auguet f 1, 18, 25, Delly PllOt Augutt 25, Sep-s.c>temblf I, 1985 ~79 f'~ ~~ M~ CA t~829od Thlt butln... It c:on-Septemblt 1. t915 ruDLn. The followlng pertone "' lemblt 1, 1915 temblf I. 8. t5, 1985 Su-898 -----------I ....... 0<et1 ' uctt, ducted by' an lndMduel Su-8117 dOlng butlnlll u : Su-890 Su-709 1---------flCTITIOUI IU ... 11 Inc., t C1Jtf0<nl1 corporation Aobeft Q, Wlntlfbolham flCTITIOUI 8U-H NU-LIFE SHAKE. 3001 ll)l"'r
NAMI ITAft...,,. Thia butlneu It con-Thi• llltement wu ftled NAMI ITAftMINT '*lhllt, Bid. 6, Ste. lot PlRIC NOTICE P'tB.IC -
Thi fOllQwlng pereons -dueled by: • oorpor11lon wttl'l tne coumy Cll<IC ol Of· l't8JC NOTtCE Thi toMowtng '*90"I ,,. fl 1111, Coete Me11, CA ---------1---------1---------dotng bull,_. u : Mffl Foret! Product•. ge County on Auguat 5 doing butlneu u: t2&28 PWLIC NOTICE PlllUC NOTICE flCTITIOUI au11N11t
HENRI SPECIAL TIES CO., Inc .. David L. Bute·· Pr..._ ~&5 ' FICTTTIOUI au-It KHALSATRONICS, 1181 Weyn1Thomat000d,529 NAMl ITATl•Nl
1308 E. Pomon1 SlrMt, ~t · fa1011 ..,._ ITATm•NT Plumw, Unit C. Cotti MIN, Sin Bernardino, Newport flCTITtOUl IUl ... 11 l'ICTITIOUI au .... 11 Thi !Ollowlng peraona are
Senti Ana. C111tornl192705 Thia ttetement wu flied . Publllhed Orange Cotti Thi lotlowlng Pl'IOl'lt 111 CA 92827-272 Beech. CA 9211&3 NAM1 ITAftMINT NA• ITAftMINT doing 1>141nett 11:
JltnM H Gormley, \001 with IM County Clerk of Or· Dally Piiot Augutl 11. t8, 25, dolng.bullneu u : MlcnMI Scott Rlchly, 881 Alfred c. EllmO<I, 226 E. TM IOllowtng peraon• .,. Tl'll lollowlng pertont are P~TRICIA'S INTERIOR
North Bly Front. S. Bilbo• 1ng1 County on July 30, September 1 1N5 QUICKSILVER MOTOR· Plumtt, Apt. C, Cotti M .... 15th, Cotti Meta, CA 92827 doing bullntll u : Harbour olng butlMM u : DE!l!GN ANO ART, 230 E
lalnld. CA 921162 1985 ' Su·702 CYCLE DELIVERY SER· CA 92627-272 · Thia but lneH 11 con· Funding, 2021 Port CHAMPION OELl)IERY. 17tn SI., C.M .. CA 921127
Thi• butln•H 11 con-'11111'1 1---------VICE, 12031 Fllrchlld. Oar-Thi• butlnast It con· ducted by: 1 ltmlled pertner· Weyb(ldol PllCI, NlwPOf'! 2964 P~r Trw L1n1. t>elrlcle Ann S1m1rd. 780
ducted by-,,, lndtvldulJ Publllhed Orenoe Cout l'ta.IC NQTIC[ din Grow, CA 92945 due1ed by: 111 lndMdulll thlp e.acn. C'A 92940 ott• Me... C1lllorn11 i; Lyon, ,738, s A , CA
Jam. H G0tmley 01Jly Piiot Augutl 11, 18, 26, 1-----------Wayne L. Campbell, Sr.. MlchMI Scott RlcMy Alfred C. E11mor1 John Jamee Hum!>hrey, 92829 . 92705
Thi• 1tatement wu flied Seotember 1. 1985 flCTTTIOUI .,.._,I 12031 F1lrchlld, Garden Thlt ttlltmeflt wu flied Thlt 111tement ... lllld to21 Port Weybridge Place, Chlfllt Blrtolon, 29114 This bu1ln111 It eon.
with the County C!ef11 of Ot· Su-870 N~ ITAft_,.,. Grove, CA 92925 with lhe County C1wtl of Or· with the County Clerk of Ot· Newport Beach. CA 92860 Pepper Tr .. Lani, Co111 due1ed by:.,, lndlvldu1I
enoe5 County on August 2. The tollowlng pertont lfl Deborah M Campbel, lllQI County on Augual 2, enoe County on July 30, Nancy Lynn Humphrey. M .... CeJll0<nl1 92626 Pllncll Simard
1985 lllllDI •c 1111\TICE doing buslneu u : 12031 F1lrehlld, Oerden 1985 1985 202 t Port Weybr'ldol Place. Thi• butlnHI I• CO'!· Thlt ttalerMnl WU llled
F'2Gt001 ___ r_uuu __ nu____ NEWPORT KITE COM· Grove, CA 92925 ,_ ,_ Nlwpon 8"ch, CA 92MO ducted by-1n lndlvtdull wllh thl County Clerk of Or·
Publlltlld Orange Cout F!CTITIOUI autaNett PANY, 1166 B1klf •310, Mlrk E. Reedm 12031 Publlthlld Orenoe Coatt Publllhed Orange Coatt Thi• bUtlneu It con-CHARLES 0 BARTOLON ange County on Augull 5, Dilly Piiot August 11. 18. 2S. NAMI ITATIMINT Costa Mesa, CA 921126 P1lrc:hlld,Glfdln Grove, CA Dally PllOI Augutt f1. 18, 25, OIJly Pllol Augutt fl, 18, 25, due1ed by; hu1b1nd I/Id wife Thlt tlltemtnl wu flled 1985 Seotember 1, 1985 f Rendel Rott Jon11, 3700 9262S See>temblf 1, 1985 5-pteml>ef 1. 1985 John J. Humphrey with 1111 County Clerk of Or· ,.._,
Su·6112 doT::; b~1!=: :aon• tre Pitz• Of, &-2.11, S1nt1 Anl, Thi• butlneH It con· Su--e77 Su-671 Tiil• 1t1temenl Wit llled f90: County on Augutt 2, Published Orange Cout
---------TOMITA TELE MARKET-CA 92704 duoted by: 1 genlf'al Plr1· with the County Clerk of Or· 8S Delly Piiot Augutt 11, 18, 25, PWLIC NOTICE ING. 4115 E. 17th Street. Thie bu1lne11 I• eon· nerlhlp Ml.IC NOTICf 811111 IC 1111\TICE ange County on Augu11 1, 1"21»1t ISep1emt>er 1. 1984
---------Coste Men. CA 92627 ducted by" co-parinert W1yne J. Cam.pblll, 0.-f'-"" 1885 PubUlhed Or1nge CoPI Su-899
flCTITIOUI IUMtlll
NAME ITAftMeNT
TM lollowing '*90"1 111
doing butlntet .. :
JEANNE SOUBRETTE
SALON, 789 ·w. 1tth St.,
Coat1 M .... CA 92821
JMtlne Son Chung, t 103
Rldgeer111 Cir , Cotti Mela,
CA 92827
Thi• bu1ln1u It con·
ducted by' 111 lndMdull
Je111ne Son Chung
Thia 1t1ttmenl w.. filed
wtth the County Cllnl ot Ot·
1nge County on Augult 5.
1985 ,._.
Pubtlahed Orange COlll Dally Piiot Augutl 1 t, 18. 25, .
September I, 19115
Su.eat
'ICTITIOUI IUltNEll P1trlci1 J Toml11, 1206 Randal R Jonll bofah M C41mpbell flCTITIOUt .,._.. ftCTTTlOUI auaMll '-Otlly Piiot September t, 8•
NAMI ITATIMINT Hlghla,,d Av• NB . CA Thi• tlltement WU flied This 119temlrlt WU fllld NAMI ITAT'lmNT MAMI ITAft•NT Publtlhld Orenoe Cout 15, 22. 19115 --.. -111-11c_W\_T_IC_E __ ---------
Thi loltowlng pertons are 92660 with tM County Cllftl of Or· with the Counfy Clerk of Or-Thi lollowlng ptr90nl 111 Thi follow! tont .,. Deity PllOt Auguet 25, Sep-Su-7111 "-nu PlllUC NOTICE
dOlng bullnett u Thia l>uslnesa 11 c0,,. 1n01 County on Augutt 5, ange County QR Augull 'S, doing butlntll u: dOI bull,..:::' temblf 1, 8. 15. 19115 flCTITIOUI au""4!ll
LOFT'S BOOK CO .. 3519-ducted by In 1nd1vldu1I l985 l935 AAA ENTERTAINMENT s1AMARK, L TO., llt5 IU-7 t 1 NAME ITATl!MINT F!CTIT10Ut .,.._It
A. E Coaa1 Hwy •35. Cof. P1trtc11 J Tom1t1 f112MT "'2MI CONSULTANTS, 1835 Nlw· Town c.n11t Drive Suite DtllllfC MlllflC[ .,... follow! ,.....,.,.,. 1 1 NAME ITAT'EMSJIT one del Mar, CA 92627 Thi• 1111emen1 was filed PubHshed Orenoe COU1 Publlaned Otenoe Cout pon Blvd., Costa Meta. CA 210 eo.11 M-. CA 92626 r-. nu d~;;; bull,..::;;--,,., r TM following Plf90ll• 1te
Dow A,,thony ElcMnllub, wlU'I Ille Cou,,ty Clerk of Ot· Dally Piiot Auguit 11· 18· 25· Delly Piiot August 11· l8, 25, 92627 M0erk L H111Mn (Genlfal fltll.IC ll)T1C[ flCTITIOUI llUttNIH PURR T NAILS. 4233 dOlng butlneu u :
1054 Wettwerd Ln .. Coet~ 1nge County ori August 2, Septeml>ef 1· l9115 Seplember 1• l9115 Merlo Tamblltlnl. 18 Alba Plr1nerl. 1901 YIChl Collnla, NAMI tTATEJMNT Hll1tla W•Y. Newport 8Nch, HER CLOSET, 19111
M .... CA 92827 1995 Su-e92 Su-887 E, lrvlne, CA 92714 Newport a..ch. CA 92MO flCTITtOUl IU ... 11 The fOllowtng pettonl are CA 921163 M1gnOll1. H.B., CA 92e.t
Thi• bu1ln111 la con· N~ ITATl•NT doing butlneN u : Kitty Helen Keller. 4233 Linde Ruth Pinto, 4 Floree, ~========~========~=========~========~========~1d~ed ~•~ttedplr1ner· The~owllll)per~~ AACW~UTILinAA00-H~rl•W~N~rt~~.~~~9V14
I I
thlp doing butlnnt u : Premium UCTS, 2560 Eut Fender CA 92663 Thia bualneH 11 con· , S SUN DAY PU Zz L E Merk L Hantw1, General Capltel Compeny, 840 New-Ave Suite G Fullerton CA Thia bu•lneas 11 con· dueled by: •n lndlvldull TODAY Plr1ner pon c.nuw Dr · Sult• 520, p '' k Whol~I El.Ct le ducted b 1 I di fd 11 Lind• Pinto
Thia 1t1tement wu filed Nlwport Blecll, CA t2eeo lne.~r • C.lllornl: ~~ Kilty H~en"K';..1;, u This 1t1tement wu rllld
" with Ill• County Clert< 01 Or-Rlch11d Dunham, Irvine, 1llon, 4612 Brltrl'llll Or , This 111temen1 wu lllld with thl County Cler1! of Or·
ACROU
1 Motive
7 Droops
11 Teer aper1
15 Llgtlt amplltlcatlon
devtcee
:n Whote
22 Mflkygem
23 Nwflt/8
24 Breakfast entree
25 Corrmercial
268111
27 Make Into law,
29 Decay
30 Thus
3 1 Director's
command
33 Eaally understood
35 8y Wiry Of
36 Bargains
38 Atmosphere
39 Journey
., Boy
7 4 Heating 0<gan
76 ReiOfled
78 NQ(ae
79 Scents
81 Tropk:al bird
83 Edit
85 External
88 Feline
87 Velocity: abbr.
88 Jacket
89 Vlctor
91 Advantage
93 Be demolished
96 Actress Lupino
97 More secure
99 Lair
100 Burrowing
mammals
101 Meadow
102 Quarrel
104 Pr898t'WtS, in a way
106 Misled
108 Relate
139 Visitor
141 Foot digit
142 That thing
143 Pan's partner
144 Aircraft gauge
147 Hlat0<lc period
f49 Prosecut0<: abbr.
150 Small lump
152 Ripped
153 Eat In style
154 Raved
156 Deep guttural
sounds
157 Rams' matea
158 Prophet
159 Dri....es too fast
DOWN
1 Responds
2 Last
3 Near
34 Custodian
37 Generous
38 Trouble
40 Sounds of 86-
across
42 Sheriff's group
43 Disconnect
45 Actreee Moore-
head
47 Confederate
general
48 Mattress supports
49A handful
51 T urklsh leader
53 Misplaoes
55 tiappen again
56 Lapel
57 Country road
58 Spece trave6ef
60 Paid the bfll
63 Jeers
64 Spring flower
65 Thrall
92 NouriShed
93 Extinct birds
94 Compartment
95 Story
98 Building faces
100 Donkeys' kin
103 Station
105 Locations
107 Ore deposits
108 -over: carried
through
110 Mr. King Co6e
112 Remembrances
114 In addition
116 Discounts
117 Antitoxin
119 Pencil rubbers
120 Intrepid
121 Magazine boea
122 Vigor
enoe County on July 30, C1lll0<nl1 9271' YO<bl Lindt. CA 9211811 with 1111 County Clerk pl Or· •noe County on Augut1 2,
1995 Tiii• business It con· Thi• butl,,eH It eon· 1ng1 Cou~ o,, August 2, 1985
FtlK7I duc11d by An unln· duci.d by 1 c:orp()f'etlon 198S ,,._
Published Ota~ Coel1 corpor1ted 11soc111 1on Park Wholetlll EJlc1'1c, F2lm7 PublltheO Otange C"<>Mt
Delly Piiot Augu11 11. 18, 2.5, othlf thin 1 Plrtntrthtp Inc. Jerome Bown, P11111denl Publlthed Orenge Cout Diiiy Piiot August 11, 18, 25
Septeml>ef 1, 1965 Thi• lllletnent WU filed Tiiis stetemenl WU fllld Dally Piiot August 11. ti!, 25. September 1, 1985 Su~ with the County Cllftl 01 Or· •th the Cou"tY Clerk of Or· Septemblf 1, 198S ~ County °" Auguat 20, ange Counry on Augus1 2. Su-693
, .. ,0 1985 F2'2111 1--------•
Publlthed Omge Coatt Publlthld Ortnge Cout PWLIC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE rtltllC NOTICE
flCTITIOUt llUaMH Delly Piiot Augull 25, Sip-Dally Piiot Aunut1 11 18 25 !--...-------NA• tTATEmNT tember ! 8. 15 1965 -• ' ' ' flCTtTIOUI IUllNHI The lollowlng persona are ' ' "su-713 Septem~r I, 1985 NA• ITATIMl!NT
dOlng botlnest u : Su·6115 The fotlowlng per1on1 ,,.
ROBCO PROFESSION.AL doing business u :
SYSTMES. 119 1 llh St .. 14, 811111 IC MlllJICE GLICK'S CONSUL TING
Huntington B11el'I, CA f'WK. "" ' Ml.IC NOTICE ENGINEERING, 1700
9211411 FICTITIOUI autlNEH flCTITIOUI .iJltNllt M11guerlte Avenue, Corona Mlrtln L. Covalt, 119 11111 NA• tTATIMINT det Mii'. CA 921125 St., ,4, Huntington Blech, NAME ITATl!MINT Leonid Ollck I 700 CA 926411 Thi fOllowlng pet'tonl •r• The IOllowlng pertonl .,. Mlfguerlte A~ Coron•
Keren s Rol>ef'tt. 119 1th doing t>utl,_ .. -dOlng bullnett u del Mii CA 92625
St.. •4, Huntlnglon 8eectl. Pt<M FINANCIAL, 3900' KDA ARCHITECTS. 446 This 'b\lslne11 la eon-
CA 92948 Biren Street, 'l03. NewP0<1 N Newport Bl.,,d . Suite 101. ducted by an lndMdual
Thi• butlneH •• con· ~ICh, CA 92118() Newport ~•ch, CA 92663 Leonfd Gllek
ducllO by: 1 gener1l part· Petrick Kenneth Mc:Aully. Kurt Donet. 1Sll2 Sant• Thi• statement wu rued tllf'lfllP 31 10 Perk Newport, nos. Ana Ave . Coit• Mete. CA with the County Clerk or Or·
Keren Roberti Newport Belcll, CA 92660 92627 ange Cou,,ty on August 7. Tiiie ttlltement wu flied Thie butlneu 1• • eon· This bu1lnt11 Is con· 198$
wttl'I ttll COunty Clerk ol Or· ducted by: an lndlvldull ducted by· an lndlvldual Fn:t37
"'Ol5 Collnty on Augutl 2. Petrick Kenneth McAully Kurt Dontl Publl$hed Orange Cout
1985 Thia ttltemenl WU flied This 1tt1ement wu filed Delly Pllol Augu•I I 1 18, 2S. ,_ with 1111 County Clenc of Or· with the County Clerk of Or· Seotem~r 1 1986
Publlanld Or~ Coatt ~ County ~ Auguat 9· ·~ County on Augull 5, ' Su-705
flCTITIOUt IU .. lt
NA• I TAn•NT The following per90na
dOlng t>ualneaa u :
SUNSHINE CHEMIC COMPANY, 4908 NIPI
Ave , Newport Beach.
92663
0 0 Tlylor Ill, 490& N
tune Aw., Newport Belc:h
CA 92663
ThlS bu1ln111 11 con-
ducted by: an Individual
0 0 TtylO< II~ This stllement WH llled
with the County Clerk of Or-ange Covnty on 1'ugutt 7,
1985 ..
I F2Sli2IM
Publlsned Orenge Coatt
Delly Piiot Augull 11: 18. 25,
September 1. 1965
Su--891
Delly Piiot Augutt 1, 18. 25. '211Mll 19 S ,_
$e91emblf 1, 1885 -'--------------------. S-678 Publlth«I Orange Cout Publlstle<I Orange Cout 11
Dilly Piiot Augutl 2S, Sep-Delly Pilot August 11. 18, 25, 109 Devoured -42 Hides 111 Demand
4 Use a chair
5 Spo+<en
6 Groups of stars
7 Sturdy
67 Plctur&-taklng
gadgets
124 Spirited hor98S
126 Rodent
lember 1. 8. 15. t9115 September 1. 1985
Su-710 Su-696 44 1/1000 Inch
45 Aaslstant
46 T ernporal
48 Troop assaults ,
50 Hound~
52 Vends again
54 Ruler
56 Warning device
59 B<owned bread
61 At no time
62 Eagle's nest
66 Girl
67 Sofa wheels
69 Summarize
~ 71 Knights' titles
72 Soclal in~
73 Ontario and
Mich loan
113 Solitary per-
formances
114 Bridal path
115 Fleas, e .g
118 Come down
120 Dedicated
123 Archrivats
125 Commanded
129 Mine entrance
130 Egyptian god ot
pteasure
132 Kinds
t33 Health resof1
134 Black tern
135 Edge
136 Lies (1n the sun)
138 Reciret •
8 Mimicked
9Joke
10 Tiny shard
11 Family member
12 Actress Gabor
13 Asherman' s needs
t4 Fantasize
15 Siren of German
folklore
16 Shepherd prophet
17 Matching group
t8 Over'head railway
19 Dwell
20 Supermarkets
28 Earthy deposits
32 Muscular twltctt
SH ANSWUS IN CLASSWflD
68 Stra1egic Air
Command: abbr.
70 Aead
73 Stringed Instru-
ments
75 Gorges
77 Fender blemlshes
80 Merriment
81 Arst month: abbr.
82 Encountered
84 Man: Lat.
86 Positive
88Astron~s
device
89 Husband's mate
90 B<alnstorm
91 "Jingle _ ..
• .
127 Wore away
128 Fears '-
131 Glide on Ice
133 More confident
136 Metal fastener
137 Sluggish '
139 Actor Hackman
140 Snare
143 Pttry on words
145 Three: It.
1i6 Even score
148 Donkey: Fr.
151 Dutch: abbr
155 Symbol for
tellur1um
DEATH NOT IC ES Mt.1c NOncr Ml.IC NOTICE
CAMPBELL flCTITlOUI IUllNHt FICTITIOUI IUllNHI Nii.Ml ITATl!Ml!NT NAME ITATIMINT L 111 i a n R i g h e I ti Thi totlowlng perao"• ere Thi lollowtng peraona ire
Campbell, beloved doing bu11n111 11: GB doing butlneu u :
wife o( Thomas L . Ent1tprlMt, 281151 Top of CALIFORNIA ACID WASH
. World Dr l.Algun1 Belch CA & POOL TYME POOL SER· Camplfell. Loving 921151 . . VICE, 7500 McFtdden.
mother of Marilyn GaryBr-.2USITopof Hunt Bch ,CA921147
Campbell Barr; and World Or, 1Agun1 BMcn, CA Ke,,neth Berry. 111343 p t I I A .112851 Grenoble Ln • Hunt 8ch . a r c a n n Tiii• butlnHI 19 COO• CA 92649
Ca m p be I I M r s . ducted t>y· an lndlvldutl Thi• busln111 11 con·
Campbell is also Otry Breuer ducted by en lndhlldu11
survived by her sister Thi• 1t11ement wu filed Kenneth Blrry
E . with IM County Clerk ol Or· Thi• 1t1temenl Wtl filed d I t h R t g h e t t I , •ng• County on August 111. with the County Cllfk ol Or·
b r o t h e r Er n es t t985 1n~ County on Augull 5.
Righetu, two grand-'*'07 19 5 , .. 1 daughters Dana Publlthed Orange Copt ' . Delly Piiot Augull 25. Sep-Publlthed Or1t1g1 Cout L~ Barr and Li.sa teml>lf 1, a. 15, 1995 Delly Piiot Augull 11, 18, 26.
Marie Barr. Visitation Su 715 September 1, 1985
will be 1-9PM on Su-700
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Chapel. Interment lrvfne, C.llf0<nl• 9211'4 atvd . c M .• CA 921127
will be at Santa Maria The HouM ol Erin, Inc , t Edwtrd A. Strano, 21i.1
Cemetery, Santa C1llfort1l1 corpor1t1on. Htrbor Blvd , C M., CA 19802 Skypark South, Suite 92627
Marla, Calif. In lieu of o, Irvine, C.llfornl1 9271' Thi• butln111 11 eon-
flowers contributions Thi• bu1ln11t It eon· ducted by· .,, lndlvldu11
may be sent to the ducted t>y • c:orpor111on Ed'#erd A Str1no
American Cancer So-Kevtn McCarthy, p,.,1. Thi• 1t11emen1 w11 lllld dint with thl County Clerk of Ot· c1ety. Pacific View Thlt 1111emen1 wu Nied ange County on Augu11 7,
Mortuary, Directors. with the County Cllfk of Or· 1985 644-2700 Inge County on AugUll 18, f2ll2ll
1985 Publlthed Or•• Cout
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Crematory
1626 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
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MO«TUA"Y 110 Broadway
Cos1a MeH
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The lollo*tnQ perlonl are
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NAMI STAftMINT J l T PA<>P!ATIES 2
The following ptr90nl 1t1 CMc Pl&u, Suite 200. Hew
doing bu11MN • POf1 8"Ch. CA 92MO
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CORPOAATEO, 100 Sohotz B1Y91di. Nl'#por1 BMcfl. Pl111, t201, Newport CA 9HIO
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Sc"°'2 Plau. • 208. NIW· 921163
pon Blaeh, CA t2M3 Thi• bu1ln1u 11 con
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V.ant brush str okes of
color balanced w ith block in bold
patterns provide foll drama in
Margaretha Ley' s foll collection
for Escodo. The amply cut
sweater is the perfect to pping "
for pants o r skir~B~low, (right I
Ley shapes a grand -scale
sweater in paisl ey pattern with
bold shoulders, foll-blown
sleeves and soft tucking. The
softly structured jacket is cut
with t_he carefree ease of a
shirt.
Style Editor: Vida Dean
Art Direction: Steve Hough
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMaER. 1, 1985
, T ~~sy eleg~n~e, the 1mogono1ive interplay of textures and.
patterns, the sporty sophistication, the rich color palatte.
For fall '85 ~ Margaretha Ley enr iches her Escado collect1ori
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with a new emphasis on charm and clothes that should be worn tor
the pure pleasure of it. · ...
Fash ion on a grand scale: silhouettes
that ore assertive but never aggressive starting
with the important shape of the season -strong rounded
shoulders that toper to narrow hips. Big swagger coots
envelop the body in soft wools .. Overs1zed 1ockets ore layered
over newly textured"sweoters and worn w ith streamline
sk irts or pants w ith gently tapered legs. ·
The pivotal sweater 1s shaped w ith a new ease. In handsome
dimensional textures or styiized patterns, 1t is on integral port of ,
Escado' s sportswear mix, worn under coots and 1ockets.
1n tw eedy or paisley knits, 1t becomes the new soft 1ocket,
especially effective when combined w ith leather sk irts and pants
And 1t steps out for evening colorfully ornamented
w ith sequtns ond beads, or tuxurtou-s blendings of knit and satin.
Ley showed her hand in creating clothes hat excite, entice o~d
the overall effect 1s grand scale luxury: a collection in which
' enhance the modern woman
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J?ack a packet Of sali1ples to save tim.-e, space
Recently. I made an emeraency trip
beck East ... there was~ million thinas to
do in a very shon time. Paclcina was
throwina items io the luuage without V
muchthoqht. , 111~
Fortunately, on the cosmetic side of ,
tb1n,s, l was very lucky. Only two days D
before I had visited the Noevir head.. . • EAll ·
quarters in Irvine and haa been Jiven a ••••••lliiliiiiii small Rfcket, no more than three incbel
wide, ttiat conwned in miniature a f\aU lineol'buic skin care items.
NotonJydid I save time in petkina. but saved room in tbetote bq.
Those wonderful little samples Chit IO muy COftlpoia to aiveout as .. sjft
with purchasc"can j ust clutterupyohrmaknpdnwenorbeput toaood use
as traveling companions.
U npackina 1s somet.b.ina I hate wone thu .,.m:i~ but ifyoutvc made up
your own packet ofitans it can stay in tbe tote and you tt rady to ao again in
a moment's notice. A real time saver! ,
If you prefer a.tin care lioe that neverfivet ouuampkund you can't set
.along without your favorite. you can 1tiU makeup your own travel pecket by
fill in& up the ana.11 plastic containen available at ctrua stores. Tbey bavca
varlet y of refillable jan and botdet. •
An even better time...ver il•vailable to thOIC folk who have a ICCOCld
This fa11 forget
those ruffles,
flounces, bows
By VIDA DEAN
Mir ..... ..,. ....
for faU evening wear, the message
of American designers, in general, is
.. simple yet very luxurious" ... forget
the ruffles, flounces and bows.
However, at the showing of Oscar
de la Renta's collection last week at
Amen Wardy's. it was the bia pink
silk coat that won the most applause
from the packed Venetian Ballroom.
The coat was full with giant ruffles
cascadina from the shoulders. Under·
neath it the model reverted back to
the "frillfree message" in a black
fomMbapina velvet gown that
blossomed with jeweled roses in a
deeper pink sha(Se.
•'This is one of the quietest au·
dienec," remarked one of the regulars
at Wardf s summer fall previews.
The crowd watched attentively as
the direction of De la Renta's collec·
lion was uhfolded. .. he fills fall eve:
nings with color ... brights in fuchsia.
emerald. sapphire and scarlet often
combined with midnight velvet. Rustlin~ tafetta · and satin decp-
plcated skirts made floorlength were
show with bugle beaded blouses.
A series of harumered silks in
shimmering sherbet ~tels con-
trasted with earlier bri&hter shades
and De la Rvnta also saw &l ittering
nights as a WIJ to show off soft
cashmere trousers topped with lhe
simplest of sweaters entirely beaded
with gold and then be wrapped the
look in a matchina cashmere shawl.
for day, the designer introduces
vcryfemininejerseydresses that have
one thing 1n common ... shirrcd torsos
that gives them body-huging defi-
nition.
The siplaturc shirred tono also
finds it place on floor-lensth aowns
and on daytime suits.
In suits there arc numerous
c boices ... black and white
houndstootb, ta"pestry prints and
heathery&)cen plaids paired with lush
silk blouses ... Oe la Renta bas a fine
hand for mixina sublte plaids and
checks. Jackets arc shorter this season
and so are the slim skirts.
De la Renta's coUection wu shar·
inJ the fashion spotli&bt of t.be day
with Adrteae '•"H. who was in attendance, to show bu designs of
fur.
Tbe tempo of the show picked up as
Landau's unique, excitiha and fun of
whimsy were paraded. .. ahe has aone
from conventional shawls. capes,
jackets and coats to specialty fun
~ed with a fla.ir and artistic
om.
Jet black fox., lipstick red Mon·
aolian lamb was combined with
stencilled zebra patterning on
calfskin. 1
. Sheared ranch mink becomes a
jacket with silver fox and black sable
'tails adding te·xture and tone.
A lavish wrap comes forth when
landau takes sh~ ranch mink
and adds silver and gold cuffs and
border detailing and for good
measure Jives it a touch of iade.
Among the Newport Beach and
Beverly Hills fashion viewers were
Saau Beard, Loli Cauoa. Rat)'
Rood, Mildred Mead, Je.U. MU.
MartU Greea, Mary Dell lAeu,
Marllp Nlelaea, Cece Presley, KJtty
Letlle, Joyce Ruame, Enlya Low·
ell, Nora J.or1euea and Bart.ra
Roppolo.
home in thedcten otmouniains. Kavea complete 5et of everytbina at both
places and you Kver have io pack anytbina.
llovctoaavetimeandeveomore11vemoney. Don'tweall? ,
Recently, when JdaStewan(EsteelauderVP)spokeat Robinson'sahc
p ve out an lntcmt1111tip that would save both time and money ... penniennd
5ecooda. but nevenheleu tbey can add up.
Sheadvllcd theaudieocc;. to always u1e a lip liner in pencil form. "Sharpen
the pencil, then blunt it slisbtf y before outlinina the lips, When you are throush .. ~ the ~int back in 10 shape. You will seldom have to retharpen
tbe pencil." Good idea! .
FACE SA VER: tfyou find your blush hasdissappea~afteran hourouo
afterapplicatioo. try thiurick. First. apply cream blush, thena liahtduatinaof
powder, and finallyyourpowderbl~sh. lt will last much lonser.
FRAGRANCE SA VE&: Layenna 1s the answer. French women ha vc
known foryeanthalthis wutbewaytomakctheirfrqrancelast from morning
to e-.:enina withbut spendina a fonune on costly perfumes or time on touch ups
during the day.
Layerina frqranc:es is based on the principle that as the day goes on, and
as one layer of fraJrancc fades. it is replaced by tbe next layer.
A aood plan 1S'USC a oCrfumed soap that matches your f rqrance; put a few
drops of concentrated oif in your blth ... ier ~you shower try a perfumed ~I); after t.thinaand akin is still damp massagt With a scented lotion; follow Wlth
scented ~wder: light all over spray of eau de toilette and finaJly perfume 11
pulse points. TAN SAVER: tfyouhaveworked thesummtrlonaoron vacauon 10
achieve an even, bronze tan and you want hana on to 11 as you return to school
orwork. makeup can help you. . .
Try a foundation slightly darker than normal skill tQne and b.iahliahl cheeks witJ\ warm, earthy colors (aoldeo bronze, son sieona or a bronzy coral).
Alsoshadowtheeycswith bronie,aotd and sienna (stay awa)'from ~uddy
arays or buraundy)oruse ~ium blue, gn:en or purple shades 10 bnahten the
eyes and contrllt with a tanned face. . . S¥.er neutral• orsoft pink and coral Up colors will emphasize a tanned
face ... also play~1:: Wl wi\h aokl lip cotor. BEAtrrYI : DurinathemonthofSe~tembcr, ~ax.FactorWlll have
available its limited edition cn:ation °Des.i&ns in Gold" hpsucJcs. Sax shades of
Whipped Creme lipsticks are encased in golden Outed metal containers (about
S3.9S}. ·-~ -
Frostsareraspt>erry, pinkandarapewith creams in a true red, muted rose
and ros¥ orchid. . "This month Orl&neis introductinafour new treatmen~ 1temsde~eloped in
France to help re-eneraize skin and·~unteract premature s1~s of ~nit the .
effecw>f streta&l)d tbeenvironmen-r. Called 821 Bi~ne!&!..~ M~th~e. t~e hoe
includes a muquet01tjmulate;cream to inacasc oxygentauon; Aou-wnnJde
stick.and a lotion to soften and firm. ·
September Super Saver Sale!
~ PartygoerS to raise the roof
for YWCA Hotel for Women
Many Items Below Cost
(Sidewalk Sale Sept. 6 & 7)
Something Special feminine fashions
Wt> Specialize in Fashions for the M issy Flsure Sizes 4· 18
" From Rooftop to Rooftop" is to entertain from 4:30 to 7 p.m.
the billing the Sept. 12 benefit Also,• food and drink will be
street fair is getting. During the available (included in $20 ticket)
topping out ceremonies of the and fabulous prizes will be
Holiday Inn, Irvine, money will awarded to lucky ticket holders.
be raised to put a "rooftop" on the Jim Villers will be on hand to YWCA Hotel for Women. 250 E. 17th Costa Mesa Strollingmimes,magiciansand announce the prize winners'
H"I S 645-5711 two musical grouM (Dixieland names, and the progress being I gren quare c made by the attendees to raise ~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~==~~========~~~iiiiii~==~;;=~ainidibiaribeiirsihioipi) iwiilil ibeiioinihiaindi-1 $10,000 toward the $I million
What 11 your percentate
of body fat? The scale
won't tell you
goal. (It hu been estimated that
ASS ISTAN C E LEAGUE OF LAGUNA BEACH•
ANNOUNcES OPENING OF
there are more than 600 si ngle,
homeless women ·in Orange
County.) UTuwibout sRo II
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 4th Po AM
526 Glenne ere Street 494·5977 Laguna ~ach
Harriett Harris, executive vice
president of the foundation, 1s
chairman of the street fair. Others
assisting with the campaign arc ..,,,,,,_,-i John Lucky, Tom Nielsen, Ray.
Watson, William Popejoy. John
Crean, Bob Lmtz and Emma Jane
Riley.
Tickets will be available at the
"door" of the building site ( 1794 l
Von Karman, Irvine.) • • • Chapter Two, Orange County
Performing Arts Center, will meet
Sept. 12 at the Pacific Club for a 9
a.m. breakfast in the Grill Room.
Nancy Wilson is president of the
support group and Irvine rc;si·
dents in joining may reach her at
786-5892. • • • Clara Barton. Chapter, Daugh·
ters of the American Revolution,
will begin the 85-86 season 9:30
a.m. Saturday at the Mercury
Savings and Loan, 7812 Edinger,
Huntington Beach .
Body Composluon Analysts Is the most accurate method of
welQht assusment throuah the precise measurement of
bodily fat v.s lean mass. Do what the athletes do to stay ln
shape. Stop' b~r a complete analysis.
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• Doctor anildle for co..itatio1
Computerized Health and
Conditioning Center
120 Newport Center Drtw ste ~40
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Newpo.rt hada, CA 12MO
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AN Sr.clr#Nlm, t.nt#n, '°'"A N.w Y_,.
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SA TU RDA Y SHOW: Back to
school fashions will be featured at
a 3 p.m. ice cream social at
Fashion Island during a show
coordinated by Kitty Leslie for
the Girls Oub of tht Harbor area.
Modclina will be girls six through
13. Tickets, SS for adults and $2
children (will include ice cream )
may be arranged by calling
673-5067.
MAY CO.: A team of super
youna models and actor$ W111
appear in the Sou&h-Coast Plaza
stote Saturday l 2:30 to I :30 ~
to present the hottest fall S'S
fashion looks.
NORDSTROM: Fall trend
show is scheduled at the South
Coast Pl11.a store turday 8:4S
a.m. Donation! of$5 each wilt be
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accepted at the door (opens at 8)
with proceeds going to Irvine
Tc'!'porary Housing1 Inc. Reser·
vations may be maae by~ Thurs-
day by callina 549-8300. Con·
tincntal breakfast will be served.
ROBINSON'S: Fashion island
and Westminster stores will sam-
ple Gi venchy'sncw fragrance
"Ysatis" on weekends through
September.
SEMI NAR: A maternity
health, beauty and fashion show
is scheduled 11 :30 to 2:30 p.m ,
Sept. 14 at the Irvine Hilton by
Matters of Motherhood owners
Chery J{uptz and Jeri Spence. The ~st ''~Mand more information
11 av•1lable from 857-8548 or 837-1~94 .
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Orange Coast OAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 1, 1046 C8
-Fearing for her iif e, Shannon admits smuggling gems
IJ L YNOA Hl"ICH
S ALL MY CHILDRIN: Ro11 alertfd that
tu1rt 11 1mper10natlng Adam Erica re.cu.. the protuMly bi.ding Adam,
who leter appear-. to Clle. Jeremy IMll
Erle1 I• In d•nger. Gllee bring• baby to
r11taurant, Interrupting Tom and
Brooke'• romantic evening. Chrte ....
Oe1ectlve Young and J .... together.
Chrla learnt helat wlll be at Wallfngtord
manor~ At IHt minute, J .... 11 replaced
by "WhMla," an experlenc.d driver
Jeaae IPerlda night with Angle, unaware
that Wheel• waa arreated on parole
vlolatlon. S.rnle demand a Jeaae·a return
Dottle )ealoue ot Hiiary, who ahowa her
true teellnga tor Tad. Hiiary IMrna Bob
wlthheld truth of hie remlulon and
lnltl1te1 divorce proceeding• Andrew
locates • locked wall aate.
AHOTHIR WORLD: Carl back In Bay
City. Nancy trl" to kMp him out of her
Ille. Chrle and Nanoy ttU/Tlble oh clue to
ancient aecret. -Oaphne and Carl dlacover
•common d .. lre. Marley arr .. tecl In cue
ot mletaken ldeotlty. When Jek• tr ... her
from )I ll, ahe demand• the truth and 11
dev11t1ted to learn ol his peat with
Victoria. Atttr finding Jlkt unconacloua,
Marley reallzea her life elao ta thrNtened
She •nQ' Jake tcy_to ~ idwerd
1rrlvea Ir:' Bay City and Fellcl1 tri.t to
leave her peat behind. Sally an-. Callln are
11 odda w~ ahe accepta the Le Solell
lob
Al THI! WO .. LD TURNI: Afraid Ouy
Howard wilt klll her lor gema, Shannon
conteaaes to the pollc. about emuggllng.
MHnwtille, Howard and hit thuga ques-
tion Steve about diamond. Betey find•
Steve badly beaten and unconacloua.
Howard's men hold Tim and Margo. but
Margo geta upper ttand and haa IMnl
arreeted. Craig 1ccuae1 Lucinda of con-
ceanng ahe la Slerra'a mother. Lucinda
refuMe to aay wtty she deaerted Sierra.
Craig eno S1erra'1 plant fOf 1 badly
n.-ded weekend away are changed when
Duety le hoepltallzed alter fight with
H1rrl1on Blake. Marcie retuae1 to allow
her mother to attend her wedding, but
Stuart wanll her to forgive and forget.
CAPlTOL1 Trey learn• Sloane knew of
ENROLL NOW
Fall Semester Starts Sept. 10th
HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN
Kindergarten thru · 8th grade ..
• Before and afttf school care for
students of wortlnc parents
• OoOf.to-door transportation n alablt
• Rtason1bM tuition
nla 1t11tr with Kelly Stoen• demand• they
continue martlage on her terma or lace a
mtaay divorce that would ruin hit carllf
Kiity tell• Trey their rllatlonthlp It over
and ukt him nevwr to tett Sto-111 abOul
Scottie. Brend1 09119 off eng90ement to
Wally end Sam gloat• over 1ucceaa of hll
plan to NC>lr•t• them. Clatieel and ""4ark
plan their marriage. and aha uka Stoen•
to be maid of honor. Jarrett become•
determined to again woo end win Ctar-
'"' Tyler and Julle Identity Harrlngton'1
mlatr111 and hope the wlll give Infor-
mation to crime commlttM . Trey and
Tyler tock horn1 and Trey promlaea he wlll"
have commit!" dl1b1nded
DAVI Of OUR LIVll: TOd taket a
bullet for Mellua. Pete and Mellaea try to
make their getaway befOre cops ahow up
11 the term. Hope delve• Into Bo'e paat
A11ce talk• with Bo when he withdraws
from loved onea Anni trlea to maintain
her front with Tony -.fter her furniture 11
repo ... ated. Atter an afternoon of
p111ton with Tony, Anne dlatrested to
IN rn Buddhist 1tatu1 "wortht .. a" and 11
deceived Into ae11tng It for next to nothing.
WE'RE··
13ACK!
Gt£MLiNS
Thto and Abe relocate 0."IM and Letoya Chlrlott1'1 dNth continues Sutpiclon
wh•n thty 1.r• thrt111ned by their father fella on CtaJre and Ed Fletcher doee tom•
Kimberly continue• to take refuge 11 the det.cllve work ol hla own tmm!Qratlon
Ktrtalda'• d .. plte warnlni• and Shan•' 1 ottiwt hOI on uall o! ~ and Kurt. dlaappolnt~t. Marlena feart commit·~ LuJtck and a.th dtacover crate with
ment to Richard. · Interlocking olrcl .. In mutlc atudlo They
OENl,.AL HOIM AL: Scorpio gell fix have que1tlon1 abOUt David and Suzet-
on Anna 1 locatlon u $.an c1 .. 1roy1 te't 1nvolv~ with ranaom money
bMper OlegutMd 11 Orienta!, Scorpio David angry wt!'" l'\e d1ac;over1 Lu1ack'1
g1ve1 Sean note from Mr. Wu that tella him cur1011ty.
to take treuure to chalet Scorpio follows l OVINO: a.cauae of the upcoming
and flndt treaaure but Sean dlecovere divorce. Stacy and Jack rN Jtze th11 11
n1m A fight enau .. and Scorpio falleto n11 their tut time together and make lov•
._,parent death Seen d9'111t1ted. think·. whllW atranger lur1<1 1n the hall Ava tell•
Ing he loll hla cloHlt friend Meanwhile,' Jack,he will get proof h4t 11 having 1tf11r
Scorpio JOlna Holly and devl ... another with Stacy White with her p1r1n11 Stacy
plan for Sean. DtagulMd aa Mr Wu Mrved court aummon1 that names h11 in
Scorpio mMtt Sean to r~ treaaure adultery caae. Stacy confront• Ava and
Scorpio reveal• hla Identity and arr11t1 the two come to btowt Steve tell• T rtth
Seen C.111 cut• 1hort her honeymoon to he hll atwaya toved her Gwyn tell• Harry
help Holly, who 11 thinking about future lhl wttt pay him to k"P Steve and Trtth
with Scorpio. Grant Invite• Lortne to apart Harry warn• Steve to keep their
dinner. Buzz cool• hit Interest In M onica bargain and Steve a,gr .... but Steve and
Monica catchet Alan with nur .. 1lnd both Tr11h meet MCretty and he vow• never to
Monica and Aten vow to mexe a lreah ieeve her Curt11 t11t1 Gwyn he learned all
atart abOut her when he wH 1n Europe Shana
QUIDINO LIGHT: lnveattgatlon tnto rebuffs Mike Shana angry when ' Keith'
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10 tell CUI e lven thfwarted ln hla plan to
• &JOP the wedding by Aldi, wtlo I• t"*-to
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David 11nce her "family" provided Ivan
with 11te puaage Ivan entera no.pital
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eitpecung Ivan \ell• Aide David 11 not tn
the hoapttal. When Cuale confront•
Jenny. ahe ... a Ivan and recogntZM him
Pete decld.. to repree.nt Tina In her
claim on Oor1an'1 fortune
"ITUALI: Lacey trick• 0.kota Into a
face-to-face tnMtlng. Dakota confront• a
lt1ghten1ng n.,ttti report ""41ke and Da-
kota argue ov« ending 1'19< pregnancy
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'JLoveaMystery'fans.may finally et to see their heroes SOAPS •••
rromcs
RYAN'I HON: Max return• from
France and tell• Gabrielle he w1nt1 a
dlv0<oe. She IO' ... Jiil arrange1 tor Mix
to get a oM-cfay dlvOt09 In Haiti and he
eonvlneet Siobhan 10 go thef• with him to
be married. Siobhan Intercept• Lulo
carrying ploturt of Max'• terrace. She
arrang .. for a tri.nd to enlarge picture In
Of'd« to Identity a figure ln It. LUI<>
arranges tale• paatPOrt• tor hlmeett and
Siobhan and trick• Siobhan Into meeting
him on the ptetenM of havlng • lelld In
Whit•'• murder. Ryan tell• D.J en. wlll
thow him a good time If he comee 10 her
sweet 18 party. Dave foll• Maggie'•
suicide attempt. Maggie thrMtena to
expoae Roger If he doesn't get her the
promlted ecreen teat. Dave and Katie
feklndle their love affair
WOOD IDE. Cabf. (AP) -
American radio listentn who hud·
dlcd up to their sets durina World
War II to hear the ad ventures of Jack, Doc and Rcgie on "I Love a
M ystery" may finally iet a chance to
see what their heroes looked like.
Carlton E. Morse, who created the
scnes that ran from 1939 to 1946, 1~
tumina the scnpts into a cartoon stnp
JOHN CANOY • RICHARD CRBNBA
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GOOD FUN FOR ALL!" -JUOOH CRIST
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Family" for the NBC network from
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serial drama in American rad10
history. The scnes, set in San Fran-
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during the early days of the tube.
"I've &Ql enQuah S<:ci,ns to lasJ 25
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aood. • herwood has been the most per·
sistent of the many artists ~ho have
tried to create a cartoon version of the
show, the writer said: . .. .
"He captured the sp1nt. said
Morse who feels the ume is nght for a . . cartoon mystery. "There are no adventure cartoons
1n the papers today.~· said Mor:sc. who
stancd writing radio drama tn 1929
and saw his income ,oar to the flve
and six figures.
"There is good social commentary,
li ke 'Doonesbury.' There's a pla~ for
that. too. but they lack consistent
characters and sustained excite·
ment."
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Channing's real fath8'. Eden learn• her
father Is dying. Gina reviews the terma of c C.'• W111. c C lsangered when he learns
he 11 not Channing's father. Sophia tries ~----------------, to atop a gun-wielding C.C. before, he
destroys Lionel. C.C. collapses from the
tension. Mary begins to auspect Steve of
Christie's rape and puta her llfe In danger
when ~ start• making aocusatlona.
"Enjoy! Until further
notice, your assignment is
to see 'Real Genius'."
-~ S,iJkcl, CHICAGO TRIBUNE
"TIE RJNNEST
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SUMMERS ••• HURIOUS!'
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Tfle deadliest art of the Orietrt
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stumbles on Sunny's aeemlngly llfelea~
body. In the hospital. Sunny beglna to aee
the light and Hogan'• voice "brings her ·
back from the deed." Sunny asJ<a Liza to
give Hogan back to t\er. Lloyd devutated
when he dlecovers the object of U:ra'a
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plneu. Oscar aeeks revenge on Bela
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Hibbard taunta Jo and Stu as they tear
flnanclal doom . YOUNG ANO THE AHTLEll: Crlcht
devises plan that proves Gwen la only
Interested In Danny becauM he la • atar.
Ashley visits Brent and finds him different
than she remembered. Paul angry when
Lauren confesses she pretended to want
a child. H.s her their marriage Is over
but she ces him she h•• changed
and now r wants a baby. Sean has
Gina followed to Paul's office.
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Orange Coast DAI LY 91L01'/Sundey. September 1, 198! Cl
Creative Jeivelers holds
open house ln Laguna
Japanese aim at truck mcirket
•
Creative Jewelen Co'P .. 35.l N. Coast Highway. Laguna Beach.
announces an open house, today from 2 p.m. to 6p.m.
. On display w1ll be three generations of artistry and creat1v11y an
1ewelry and ncedlepoant, according to An Peltz president and
needlepoint a~ard. winning anist of the family o~rated pusaness.
The .new studio WJll fea ture a complete line of precious and sema-
prec1ous stones. cultured ~rls as well as a pearl oyster bar where ..stlop~rs are urged to select •.heir own oyster, have It opened to reveal
a genuine cultured pearl whacb can be set whale they waat. ~hoppers may bnng an their fine Jewelry for free inspection and
clca.nang. Jewelry appraisals for insurance by a gemologist will also be ~vaalable by appointment. Refresh ments will be available during
open ho use as well as a preview of the latesl)ewel ry fashions.
• • e I Mar Monte Chapter of American BU1tnes1 Women's A11oclatlon
wi ll hold a fall enrollment event on Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at thehome of Allee Kilgore an Irvine. · Found~ in 1949, ABWA has over 2, I OOchapters nationally apd
a membership exceeding 1101000 women who are employed an all
aspects a~d on aJI levels ofbusaness throughout the United States and Pueno Raco.
Women who are employed are eligible for membership For fun~er information about ABWA and this special event, interested
business women should call 544-2880 or 559-9637 • • • The Orange County chapter of the International A11ociatlon for
Financial PlunJng Inc. meets Wednesday for a sh1nsleeve sess1onat
JO a.m. and luncheon at noon in the Newport Sberatoa, Newport
Beacb. Dould McAJvuy will speak on "Gold a.ad tbe Flnaaclal Crhlt of tbe Mid-'IOt."
Call 660-8686 for reservations. ---, e e e I
Last year's sold out "Basics la ReaideD'llal Censtruct._" class
will agai n be offered by the National A11~l•Uoa of Women In
CoutnctJon'a Saddlebacll-Capt•truo ~pter.
The nine-week course discusses the vaned facets of the
residential construction industry, from the ume a builder purchases
the land to when an actual buyer takes occupancy ofa home. The class
meets every Wednesday beginning Sept. 25 through Nov. 20 from
6:30 p.m to 9 p.m. at the community room ofFlrat American Title 10
Santa Ana.
Scheduled guest speakers include Marilyn Tipping, vice
president of market research. for Great Western Real Estate. The
cf ass as open to both men and women. The fee is$ 7 5 for members and
$90 for non-membe~. Those interested should contact Sbirley Craven at (818) 9 12-3522
Expectstosell 100
diesels in county,
r:-ooo a cross u .s.
By JIM HATHCOCK o .. ~...._.c ... ...........,,
Hmo Motor~. Japan's largest
manufacturer of diesel trucks, expects
to sell 1.000 vehicles in the Un1lCd
St.ates th is year -ancludang 100 10
OraAgc c;'ounty • according to Pal
Seto. executive vice president of Hano
Diesel Trucks IU S.A.). Inc.
Seto opened the Irvine-based west·
ern d1stnbut1on and product suppot
center for H1no one year ago.
H1no's U.S. headquaners are 10
Orangeburg. N. Y and an add111onal
regional sales office has been opened
an Dallas. The company as recruatang
dealers 1n all states outside the
Southeast where five states are served
by H1no Amenca D1s1nbutors. Inc.,
an independent company.
"Sance our ancepuon ... we have had
several happy comments from the
end-users," Seto said. "Remarking on
the exceptionally quiet Hi no cab, one
new owner remarks. 'It 1s lake nding
1n a fine passenger car.' "
Hino's Irvine locauon serves as the
nauonal pans depot, sales center and
tra1n1ng office. Seto said Hino U.S.A.
as st111 recruiting dealers for California
and Texas and wall seek approval to
open dealerships 1n other Sunbelt
states this year.
Cahfom1a dealerships outside the
county are expected to sell I 00 of the
Hano FF-19 diesel trucks this year for
expects to sell 300 10 1986 which Will
account for 5 p_crcent of the prOJCCted
California market.
Orange County promises to emerge
as one of the major sales centers for
the Hano diesel. Seto said one dealer
an Anaheim expects to sell 300 units
of the FF-19 sen es next year
Hino Diesel Trucks (U.S A). Inc. a
1oant venture of Hano Motors. Ld ..
Japan. and M1tsu1 and ( o Hano
Motors as the largest producer of
medium and heavy-duty trucks and
buses an Japan and the second 1&11"\
producer of diesel trucks in the wortd.
M1tsu1 and Company 1s the world's
second largest gcneraJ trad1n1 com-
pan~
a total of $2.5 million. Seto said he Hino Moton hopa to grab lta •bare of the U.S. truck market.
ORANGECOASTSTQCKS
Here are the atock market activities of publicly traded
Orange County firm• for the week ended Friday. Aug. 30.
Data provided by Newport Securities Corp.
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Newport firm bUys SET AC ,.,
SRS Technologies to b uy company accus ed
~ie_gedl~ defra udin g fede ral government
.. w e·re mos1 interested 1n obtain-
ing their engineer\. who are wp'.-rau:
and some of their contracts.'' Sandhu
I.aid
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
O! 1M Oelly Nol I i.ti
~R \ T c:chnologies of Newpon
Beach has agreed to purchase ~stem\
Engineering Technology Associates
Corp and its atlihatc whose owner
1.1...is 1nd1ctcd la~t June for alleged!~
defrauding the federal govemmeru
SRS President andy andhu said
the final term~ oi'the acqu1s111on have
not w t been determined , but wall be
based on a tinat aud11 and the
outcome of1he tl-dcral heanng
( uri en th the I ninl'·bct~l·d
SET..\( IS suspended from acquinng
further co.ntracts from the .S. De-
partment ()(Defense
SET .\('!owner Th om:i_s ~nool.s was
indicted 11n June on 19 count\ ol
MONEY SENSE
i.:heaung the federal go"ernmt.>nt out
of more than S460.(J(M> through
alleged ume card fraud and fund
di\ ersaons
If con\ 1cted. nook\ rnuld be
scntencl'd to 45 \'tars 10 pnson and
lined SI09 000 The t"o lOmpan1e\
he ov.ns co uld be fined an add1twnal
S 109.000 Jlrnrdmg 10 .\ss1stan1 l (,,
.\1torne\ DJ,1c.J W1cxken
Snoo(s rlC'aded innocent to th e
charges Junt• 17 and will appear 10
Loun ne't month
andhu. "'ho~ SRS Telhnul0g1c'
has been 1den11lit>d as ont• ot the
fas1est-gro" 1 ng pn' a 1e com p..in 1cs 1 n
1hc l ·n11ed States. )31d 1hl' rurchctse
of . ET.\( repre~nl\ an Jttrall1\e
opportuntt\ tor ·R~
BothSR .md ET.\Care1n.,olved
IA>llh the L' Depanmcnt ot Deten~
and aerospace programs such a\ tht'
°')trateg1c Defen!>t' ln1ua11'e olten
rel erred to as the ~tar \\. ars program
Jnd the ~.\'\.\ ()pace Ultion
Tht' 1.'.ha~e~ against noo~\ 1-huulJ
ha'l' nt' ad"er'iC' 1mpad un tht·
,ompan\ ••r thl' Ju~u1s11ion -..ctnJhu •
)di~
··Tht· , ..irn n1 m.rnagenwn1 \!.1lrk
1ng engineer' J nJ ~ 1cn1 1sl\ h..ic.J n •
part in lhc prJt t1tt'' unJer 10\l'Sllg.1
t10n .1.nd •he 1.k11·n'>l' t.'tlon •ctn "·
alll•rd ;o 111~ th t• kin d ol lt'l hnh a:
l'\f'll'rtht 1hat tht'\t' emplml't'' ,,1
'If T .\1 hJ' e t.• 11tlcr" a' a 1t·am ..
...i1J 1r J prl'pa rt•J '>IJtcnwnt
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How good is your credit rating?
To would -t~: lt•ndcr,. \Ou .. re onl\
as good as) our ('reJ11 rat 1ng . .\nd JU't
ho"' good that 1'> dqx·nJ, largeh on
ho"' rc~pon~1hl} )OU hJ\C handlrJ
~our financial afTa1rs 10 the past
<. ontral"\I IO v.hat \o U might th1n l.
the credit rept1rt1n¥ hurt'JU\ v. hu 1.l'ep
tracl. ot tha. 1ntormJt1on arc not
respon1>1hle tnr "'ra11n~" \Our l red1t
stand ing
Their JOh t\ IO uil(t•ll J 1.1. 1Je 'am•t\
of 1nlormat1nn on \our finJn,1.il
affairs that the" 1hcn rm' 1t.k II•
lenders -banks. finanrc comp.101e•;,
merchant'\ and \uppller\ -"ho
evaluate this rav. maH•nal .10d d1.·1.·1c.Jl'
1f)ou arc a good ued11 rn~
.\lthough rred1t hureaus. unJtr
penalt) of lav.. are pn,h1b1ted trnm
'1olat1ng )our nght to pn' ac' or
prying into )Our pt.•r,onal life th1.·~
can compile a fairl' J t'ta11l'J portrait
of )Our bu)ang act I' 11 \ and hall pa' 1 ng
habtts Bureaus get the tiul~ •ll their
1nforma11on from tht• \t'f\ kndt'r'
"ho pa) for their 'll'r' 11.e
.\ t)p1cal credit tile lin HlU might
include }our occupation. 1.·mpl<1,1.•r
annual earnings. m,1m:il h1,ton
number nt depend1.•nt' anJ mo' 1ng
habit<; It might also 1ndudc an) ta\
hens. iudgment'> lav.\u1t' tur1. ..
closure<, nr hankrupt1.1e<. •lO tik 10
public r1.·rnrds
.\s a con~umcr. 'nu might ll'g1 t
1matel) ask the question "'"W h) ".ill
this 10fom1a11on collectro".. Th1.•
ans" er is 'en \lmpk Lender; are
attempting to a\01d t',tt'nd1ng l.'.red11
to peopk "ho ar1.· hkd) IG he
delinquent in pa\ ang lhc1r bills. t'llht•r
because the\ are tl'-l.'r1.•,tend1.·d or
b«au~ tht>'r are s1mph 1rre po~ble
On ncarl\ t'V~ crt'd11 .tpphcallon
a lender 1A>tl°I US<' some kind ol sconng
S)Stt'm to ht'lp as<;C"'' \our nanding
• Whi le lenders are 1.atdul not 111
dt\ulgc tO\l much 1n lllrma11on aoout
their and1' adual ran l ing" \tem\, the
chractt'nst1cs that ht•\t predaC't good
credit m k are tho«-that 1nd1catc
stab1htv and long-term tinant aal rela-
tion hip~ L~nder., "'all most lakeh
look for answers to the~ questton'i
when you apply for C'rcdat or a loan
• IXtl ~ou pa) :your halls on time 1
amp!\ pa~ ang )Our h1ll'i 1s 'er) often
no1 enough. c00\1 trnn and prom rt·
ne'\~ art '<'f) lmportant >\ \t"nc., 1lf
dt'hnquC'nl pa\<ment' r.\n \t"nou'h
damagr Hlur 1. red11 rating
•Hov. m.ln1. 1.rcd11 M haM. .11.·
1.oun\,.'\ do \'UU ha\e'l t nk" \1)1t'\('
(\"erel trn1.te.:I 'o~~lf . lrnder-. ~rnt'r
GLORIA
WIENER
all\ lool. l.inJ 1, on Wffil'•lOl' 1.1. ht• hJ'
c;e\eral a\.'uiunts. pan ,ulJrh t th1
are longstanding a1.·u1u1 "
•How \lable are '""' I (·nd1'r' t~pacall) kel that the h1nt-!tf '" 'l'
li\ed Or w11rl.cJ 10 l'Ot rl.lll' till
lx-tter II qiu l1v.n 'nur m n h"n l'
'ou '4 111 ctlmo~t al"' a', "11fl' ht~ht•r
than somconl· v.ho rent'
• \\.ha1 " "1ur 1.k h1 ll•·lll11Hlll
ratio"' C un.iu'h t'n"u~h .1 h1~~·
income doe' O\l t J l1.1.J'' tndll.llt' .1
1.1.ilhngnec;, tu rep.i' J lo1,1n Hui
lender) "Ill "'ant "' "'"' 1 ' ·, income 1'i high t•n1lugh '•' n 1'1'1 .111 1
\l')Ur debt obhgcHlclO'
•Is there an' "Jl·r11~·"''' 111 .. r
m11llOO 1n \OUr reuird ' \ l.t\"-Ull
hankruptn or h1 ... 1nn i ll """l'·''11wn 1
1.1.111 almo<;t al1.1.a" v.11rl. .i11--1111 '1 '"u
\tost aed11 ..1ppltl·a1 i.1n' '' I .I" .trd
\OU pt.)int\ Jl(urd1n~ tn \clUI '"'''l'''
to questwn<t 111.e tht"'-l' I hl'' "111 ,1dd
.or subtract ac.Jc.J111onJI p.11n1' tr1•m
'our total S\.'ort• dcf)l.'llJ 1 n11-Ufl< >11
1nforma11on rt'll'l\t'J lr1101 '..in,1u'
c~d1t bu~au.,
It is a good 1c.Je.i t•• rl'' tt"" '11111
l redtt h1\lon t'' en le"' \t'Jr. 111 11.il.1
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UPHOLSTEIY INC. .
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~ CO..t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, September 1, 198S .
Delly .................
Quarterback 111.ke AnceloYic and !feht end Ken Ortea• &l•e Jtdl90n a 1M>lld punch •
.-=:::;?
In defense of Edison
Chargers boast
standout front,
skill spots deep
By ROGER CARLSON
OflNDelyf'llo41tAlll
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With a standout offensive hne to
protect veteran quarterback Mike
Angclovic and open holes for ru nners
such as · 190-pound junior David
Sherman and soph omore Kaleaph
Carter. one might wonder JUSt what
Edison High football coach Bill
Workman would ask for 1fthere was a
Santa Claus around.
"Defense," says Workman, who
enters his 13th campa ign with the
Chargers as they prepare fo r the I 985
season.
"We're totally unproven." con-
tinues Workman. "The whole de·
fcnsc 1s to tally unproven."
To suggest that this may be a
"down year" for the Chargers, how-
ever. is hardly in line cons1dcnng the
offens ive strength of Edison, com-
bi~ with tho~ "unproven" de-
fensive players.
For starters. the Charge(s have
Angelovic, who is considered a re-
turning starter by Workman. He
completed I 9 of 34 passes for 252
yards and 2 touchdowns as a Junior.
Keith Jarrett had the No I JOb on
the way to all-league laurels. which
left Angelovic in a backup role, but
his completion percentage has re-
mained constant since he played
freshman football at Edison.
As a sophomore, he completed 68
percent of his passes for I .800 yards
and had just fi ve 10 tercepuons. and
with ihe Junior varsity a year ago. he
hit 67 percent ot his passes tor 1,868
~ards. ~
And, dunn~ summer dnns. he was
connecting Wlth such receivers as all-
league returners Rick Justice (wide
receiver) and Ken Griggs (tight end)
at a 7 3 percent rate.
Now, add Sherman. who averaged
189 yards a game rushing 10 five starts
for the sophomores. a speedy Rich
I.cc, who 1s back from knee surgery,
and of course. Workman's ace-m-the-
hole, Can er.
Sherman (4.65 in the 40) and Lee
(4.6) may give opponents the north·
south look on football fields running
nonh to south, but it's Can er who is
the object of interest
He'sJUSt 15, but at 6-0. 200 pounds,
he enters after rush10g for 1,948 yards
in his freshman year, and he's good
enough an athlete to place sixth in the
varsity hurdles and second in the shot
put, missi ng a berth at the state finals
10 the shot 'put by six 10chcs as a 14-
year-old.
He bench presses 285 pounds and
f Pleue eee EDISON /C7)
Edison outlook
SW Workman
Head Coach: Bill Workman (13th year)
Overall reco rd: 98-3 1-4
Staff:
Dave While (def. coor .. secondary, receivers) -
Bnan Gloshen (linebackers. running backs)
Terry Lorentzen (defensive ltnc. tight ends)
Harry Schmidt (offensive line. defensive ends)
Scott Stros nider (centers. guards)
Ly man Clowei' (kicking game)
League: Sunset 1 '
Nickname: Chargers. Colors: Green and Gold
Offense: Mult1ple-I; Defense: Okie 4-l
1984 record: League 4-1 : Overall: 8-3
1985 schedule . Fn .. Sept 13 El Modena (at OC()
Fn .. Sept. 20 at Co lton ..J Fn .. Sept 24 Banning (at Veterans Stad1um~,~~'I::
Fn .. Oct. 4 ' at St. John Bosco
Fn., Oct 11 Notre Dame (at Htn. Beach1
Fn .. Oct. 18 at Westmmste~
Fn . Oct 25 Ocean View• (at Westminster)
Fn .. No\ I Huntington Beach• (at OCC)
Fn., So\ 8 Fountain Valle)• (a t Big A)
Thurs .. Nov . 14 Manna• (at Htn . Beach)
•Denotes league game. All games at 7:30.
Corbett provides no.relief
Angels' reliever-
rocked by Yankees ~--~-----~ in 10-4 setba~k
NEW YO RK (AP ) -The New
York Yankees and Angels each made
p1tch1og changes in the fift h 10ning of
Saturday afternoon's game won by
the Yankees. I ().4.
The move by Angels Manager
Gene Mauch seemed logJcal -
replace a strugghng Ron Romanick
rod/tr '• Game
~(Wm 12-7) It New York
(Cowf9y 10.5). .
Time: 11:20 1.m.
TV: Channel 5.
RtdlO: KMPC (710).
with middle reliever Doug Corbett
with the score tied 4-4
The move by Yankees' Mana~er
Billy Martin ~emcd illogical -bring,
in late-inning spec1ahst Dave Righet·
ll, the'tarhest he's appeared 1n a gam e
this year.
As usual. the unusual happened
Corbett was rocked for thrtt='run
homers by Mike PagJ1arulo and Ron
Hassey while R1ghett1 pitched 2111
.shutout 1nn1nas followed by two more
Trom Net! Allen
"What's the difference whether
Riahettt p1tchc'i two 1nn1nas early or •
two inmnas late," asked Mart10. "lf
I'd have known {Ed) Whitson hurt his
back he would have come tn to face
the bitter before. And 1(the game JOI
close, I would have brouan1 in Bnan
Fisher." '7 thouaht Corbett would p1fch
~ better," Mauch countered. "The
pitch that Paaliarulo hat was a low
slider that he scrapped ofT home
'plate •••
PaalW'ulo '1 17. th homer of the year
and nft.b in b..iJ lu1 I 011mes broke the
'-"tie tnd enabled tht Yankees to
6r
keep pace wtth the first-place l oronto
Blue Ja~s
"Jn those s1tuat1ons," Pagltarulo
said. "I'm JUSt trying to drt\C 10 the
runner from second base. rm not
thinkmg home run. And we're lucky
lo l}ave a guy hke Righetti who can
pitch middle relief. shon relief. and
maybe eve n stan ··
R1gheu1 , however, made his situ·
a11on perfec\l y clear: "I don't 1h1nk
they'll ask me to stan. They heller
not. I can't do-1t and l won't I doubt
\Cf) much the) 'II asi.. me to start
nov.. ··
The victory kept the Yankees fi ve
games behind the Toronto Blue Jays
1n the Amencan League Eastelll
D1v1s1on race. The Blue Jays beat the
White Sox. 6-2
The Angel s. meanwhile. failed to
gain ground on Kansas (Jt) which
lost again 10 Texas, 6-4 The Angels
remall)ed 21/2 games ahead of the
Royals m the West D1 v1s1on
Hasse)'. v..ho had four RBI fot the
game hit h1~ tenth homer 1n the SPtth
to cap the ~onng.
R1 &hett1. 11·7. made his earliest
rehc( flppearancc of the season when
he came on for Whitson with two outs
in thetfifth after Ruppert Jones hit a
two-run homer to knot the score at
4-4. '.
The Yankees took a 1-0 lead in the
first on Hasscy's RBI single. They
scored two more m the second on a
sacnficc fly by Rickey Henderson and
Don Mattm&)y's RBI single to right.
Reggie Jackson doubled home the
first Angel run in the fourth after
singles by Jones and Rod Carew. Jack
Howell's RBI r oundout scored the
second run o the innin-. It was
Jackson's I 583rd, tyina him Wlth Al
K.ali ne for 17th place on the all-time
list.
Bobby Meacham made 1t 4-2 wnh
his first homer of the season 1n the
fourth. Jones' 20th homer tied 1t an
the fifth.
Corbett replaced Angel starter
Romanick to start the fifth. walked
Hassey and p ve up a sin&]e to Willie
Randolph before PaaJiarulo fonw~
with his home run.
Madlock dealt to Dod6t:rs
PIT fSBl IRGH (AP) -The Pittsburgh Pirates traded infielder
Bill Madlock to the Lo~ Angeles Dodger\ 1n exchange for three plaY'tn
to IX' announced later. the team ~aid ~urday.
"It ha\ become evident that the ume has co me fo r Bill to move
on." Pirate\ C..eneral Manager Joe L llrown said in ' statement.
"I II\ re,ent public and pnvate statements 1ndk ate a lack of belief
10 the P1mhurgh P1m1c, and 1t 1s doubtful that he can provide the type
of leadership that our fine young players need to reach their potential,"
Bro"'n aid of the former team captain
The trade put Madlock. who left the field Fnday night after the
P1ra1cf pmc in Cincinnll't1 as a member of the team with the worst
record 1n baseball. mto first place.au member oflhe Dodaers. who lead
the L We~t
··e111 Madlock has if'Cat crcdenllals and we are ucited.about his
add1t1on to our club." Dodger Vt~ President Al Campan1s said an a
statement released Saturday. "We feel we have added some ofTen11 vc
punch to our lineup and at the same tamo added another veteran
leadtr "
Campan1s said outfielder R.J Reynolds has been desi1nated for
•S!1&nment to make room for Midlock
" .1
.
lilly Piiat
Recid~~ injµry pu~s
a111 per on Ram win
Running back listed · 50-50'
for next week after 14-13 win
he's hoping for a quick resolut~on to thehUB1ckerso~ ~~!~~~~
or Redden to bounce back 10 umc fort e ronco •
banking on it. · k d t 1th "It would be nice to see some~h1ng w.or c ou w
Enc soon, but I don't know." he said sha~~n' hhis hc~dlbe On Reddcn's uuury Robinson said., It s i1gh ~n
ankle and 1t takes tonger (to heal) when tt 5 up high. 1 d say
it's 50-50 he'll play next week." . ·
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR ll
o.llJ,... C..r'"' ''*°'''
A twist to BJlfTY l\edden's ankle h~s added a new twist
baS' to the Eric Dickerson holdout story.
Durina the pasl month the Rams ha ve snubbed
Dickerson and his contr¥;t renegotiation demands. Ram
vice president John Shaw and company have held the aces
since Barry Redden, Dickerson's replacement, has come
on to not only take up the slack, but prove himself a very
capable runner in his own right.
During the Ra ms' fou r exh1bLt1on ga~es, ruMI~
back Barry-Redden has taken the stan1 n.s role fi"
produced to the tune of 314 yards on 53 cames and our
touc~~~-:hcsilam offense. which is trying to break. in D1~tcr
Brock as the new quanerback. has stru8$led to Kut 1><?1}lf
on the board during the prescason, despite ~hIA f1 5 ·,
record and could certa10ly use a back o 3:_ erson1J
But in the third quarter of Saturday's 14-1 3 win over
the New Enaland Patnots, Rams' Coach Robinson and the
39,91 I fans on hand saw the twist that may add some
lcveraae and some much needed life in these dead
negotiations between Dickerson and the Rams.
statur~ to take some of the heat off the year-o
"I wasn't worried, I was in a state of total depression,"
was Robinson's response after seeing Redden go down
with the season opener against Denver just a week away.
"It would be nice to see Eric come off the horizon to rescue
us, but I'm not countin& on it."
Robinson is a optimist but he's also a realist. While
"roo.~et~·tnk Dieter ts coming along fine." said Robmson,
after Brock completed 11 of 19 for 163 yards, one
touchdown and one 1ntercept1on. The touchdown pass. a
21-yardcr to Henry Ellard in the second quarter, was
Brock's-and the Rams! -first and only TD pass of the
eJ.bibition slate. · h After Redden scored on a three-yard run to g!VC t c
Rams' a 14-3 advantage. Redden went down, Brook went
• (Pleue .ee JlEDDEN/C7)
0111, flllot .,._,.. .., .,.... De ,,....
New En.land Nfety FreCI Marlon baa a
hold of the jeney of Ram• Jrlde receiver
Ron Brown whlle Patriot teammate
Rola~d Jame. moTes lo to finl•h ·tackle.·
Schwarzstein 's bid denied
La una Beach surf er
eliminated in semis
of Op Championships
By CHRIS MONAHAN
~flllotC•ri1111 ..,,,
Fnda y was probabl~ the biggest
single day of 20-ycar-old Alisa
Schwarzstcin's professional surfing
career.
The Laguna Beach resident and
1984-85 Assoc1at1on of Surfing Pro-
fessionals Rookie of the Year, had
defeated the world's second-ranked
woman, Kim Mcarig, to move in the
semifinals of the Op Surfing Cham-
pionships at Hunti ngton Beach.
But on Saturday, some nerves, a big
lull in the waves and 19-year-old JorJa
9mith of San Clemente caught up
with and overtook her.
Toda7'• 9Claedale
M.n'teemlftnall: 7-10
longboard heats: 10-1 i
Women'• flnll heat 1: 11-11:30
Men'• flnaf heat 1: 11:30-12
Longboatd final: 12-12:30
Women't nn.I tieet 2: 12:30· 1
Men'aflnal heat 2: 1-1:30
Women'a flMI heat 3: 1;30-2
Men't ftnal heat 3: 2-2:30
Both women were competing in
their first-ever professional se mi-
final s and in the end it was the more-
patient Smith wh o defeated
Schwarzstein, 5-0, to advance to the
finals.
Smith has only been a pro smcc
December of 1984, but says she
wasn't nervous, in part because she
was very fam iliar with Schwarzstein.
"I was pretty relaxed out there,
0
thoullh I wa:.11c:1 ~uu) dunng the lull ." •
said Smtth. "Ahsa and I were on our
high school surf team so we competed a lot there." ·-
Schwarz stein said impatience dur·
1ng a I 0-minute lull probably cost her
the heat.
"I went fo r a couple of httle wa ves
inside (near the pier)," she said. "I
should have been wai ting ou tside for
some bigger ones. My first pnority
should have been to be patient."
Heropponcnt there will be Austral-
ia's Jodie Cooper, ranked No. 4 in the
world. Cooper defeated defending Op
champ and last year's World Cham-
p1on1 Freida Zamba of Flonda, 5-0.
On her match with Cooper, she
said, ''I'm goi ng to nave to pull out all
the stops and really go for It against
her."
Said Cooper of her semifinal win.
"She (Zamba) started the heat a few
J (Pleue eee 8URF /C6)
Rawley.misses no-hit Becker,
bid, but beats Dodgers McEnroe
Phillies' left-hander
settles for three-hit
5-0 triumph over LA
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Shane
Rawley first started th10k10g about a
no-hitter in the fourth inning. He was
still thinking about tt 10 the eighth
innma but after the game and a threc-
httter. all he could think about was
another J_Ob _well done.
"The Do<11Crs arc a temfic,ballcl~
and that brings out the best in mc, •
the Philadelphia Phillies left-bander
said af\er shutting out Los Angeles.
S-0. Saturday m&ht.
The thru~hitter was Rawley's sec·
ond consccut1ve sh1.1to ut victory
against the Dodgers and his sixth
consecutive victory overall.
"There's somethina about facmg a
top team like that that acts me fired up
and ao1na." said Rawley. who suf-
fered his lut loss op June 27 apinst
St. Louis.
Rawley had pitched 7V> inmnas of
no-hit ball. strilcina out Sill and
walkm& two and was uded by several
ellcdlcnt ficld.lnJ plays. He h.ad
retired 12 strai&ht bitters when, wuh
one out 1n the eiahth, &b Bailor
chopped a ball over the rqound as
shortstop Tom Foley raced behind
second buc and elltended himself,
but the bill caromed ofT ha' f)ove and
wasim.mcd.JAtcly icored a hit •
Raw ley. 11-6. waio al~ yteldcd an
' l.
Ph~ (Denny
Dldl .. (""-12-8).
Time: 1:0& p.m.
TV:None.
R9dlo: KAIC (790).
a..11) It
e1ghth-innma, pmch-inheld hit to
newly-acquired Bill Madlock and a
sharp sin&]c to center with two outs in
the ninth by Candy Maldonado, said
ofFoley'sefTort: "I knew it would be a
to ugh pfay."
"lfhc catches it, there is a possibljty
he could throw him out but the ball
took a hop on him."
Said Foley: "I thouaht I could have
made the play. but 1 tned to rush it a
httle bat. I m1pu have tncd to bring 11
down too q'uck." In Rawley's last sta rt, he pitched a
fo ur·h1t shutout apinst the Ood-ers
on Aua. 22 for his best career outma.
Juan Samuel drove m four runs.
three with a homer, as the Phillies
ended the nme-pme wann1n1 streak
by Fernando Valeiuuela. 16·9.
Samuel, who was 3 for 23 in his
career tpJnst Valeni uela entcrina
the aame. tnt his 17th horner 1n the
third 1nnma. An error by Bailor at
third base set up thethree-run inninJ.
Rick Schu led ofT the fifth with has
sillth homer, and Samuel hit a
sacrifice fl y in the eevcnth. Samuel
atlo ,had 1 sinaJc.
'Valemucla recorded bu 4£>00th
caree r stnlceout 10 the sixth 1nnina.
..
advaiice
NEW YORK. (AP) -Wimbledon
champion Bons Becker and top-
sceded J<?h.n McEnroe continued on
their colh~1on course Saturday, cap-
tunng their third-round mafches at
the l!.S. Open Tennis \ham-p1onsh1ps.
The top two seeds in tht women's
fi eld, No. I Chns Even Lloyd and
defend.ing champion Ma~ttna
Na_vrattlova, .both posted easy vic-
to nes on a ~hilly, windy day under a
dark, brooding sky on the hardcouns
of the National Tennis Center
Becker, the I 7-yea.r-old w e<t Ger-
man "wu nderk1nd," overcame a
stubborn KeUy Evcrnden of New
Zealand. 7-6, 6~3. 7-6, while
McEnroe. scek1na his second stra'i&ht
crown and his fifih U.S. Open lltle
raced th~ouf)l Bud Schulu. 6-3, 6-4·
6-4. Thctr v1ctones moved them into
the founh round - one match av.a ~~m their caaerly anticipated coC. hs1on.
Lloyd Cf'!Jshed Grace Krm. 6-0, 6 2 in a thi rd-round match, and
N\vraulova routed Lisa Bonder. 6•1 6-1 to advance to the third round ·
The men's No. 2 seed Ivan Lendl
of. C1cchoslovaki1. completed his
ram-delayed 6-2. 6-0. 6-3 bhu or 8111 Scanlon. 1 One seed fell Saturday ~obin
Wh•'e ume from behind to oust No
(PleaM ... U .8 . Opt" /C8)
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Miami welco1nes
Marino back after
38-day holdout
From AP dJtpak~et
MlAMJ -Miami Dolphins Auar-EE
terback Dan Marino ended his 38-day C t
holdout Saturday, saying he wanted t6 · ~tum to. the team before the start of1be regular season'
to be flu to mysclfand to a lot ~f qther people ...
The holdou~ had been acnmonious, with tean\ o~er.Joe Robbie and Marino agent Marvin De ff b1ckenng throu&h the press. mo
'11 am retumins-10 the team as of today .. Marn·
told a news conference. "I can no • 10
lonacr let these circumstances
with Mr. Robbie affect my per-
aonal life. I want to-return because
I feel a strong obligation to my
tcammatei, my f&n'fily and the
fans of the Miami DolDhins"
Marino said at a news con(eren~
Marino walked out of camp ! uly 24 to protes.t lack of progress
an the rencaottat1on of ~is current
contract, which has two years left.
He returns to the Dolphins
without a renegotiated contract.
"I wan\ to help m y. te~mmatcs work to have
anoth arut season. At this time I'm not being forced
to . um," Marino said. "This is totally my own
sion. I expect a new offer from Mr. Robbie shortly
now that I have returned to the team." '
Quote of the day
Bob Sll~rley, New. York Yankees pitcher,
who took has three children for a ride on the S~ten ,l,sland ~erry d~ring the two-day baseball
stnke: My middle kid was hysterical afraid of
the boat .. Plus, he thought there were ;barks out the~. We didn't see any sharks. Probably some bod1es, but no sharks."
Royala can •t lain on Angela
Gary Ward had a home run and a triple • ~d ~ Slupt.hlt a game-winning homer ~the suth inning to.lead Texas to a 6-4 Vl~Ory over ~sas Caty Saturday night in Arli~aton. With the loss, the Royals missed a chance to
cut into the Angels' 2'h-game lead in the American
leque West ... Elsewhere in the AL Lloyd Moseby
snapped a 2-2 tic with an RBI triple and Ruce
Mafi.la1b followed with a home run as Toronto scortd
four runs in the ei th inning to beat the Chicago White
Sox. 6-2, at Exhibition Stadium ..
. At Tiger Stadium, Tom
Brookena and Alu Trammell hit
solo home runs and Walt Terrell
pitch~ 7111 strong innings to lead
Detroit past Oak.land, 4-1 ... In
Baltimore, Gorman Tltoma1 hit a
pair of two-run homers and Mlke
Moore pitched a four-hincr as
Seattle blanked the Orioles, 6-0 ..
•. Mark Port11Jal allowed only four
hits in 51fl innings for his first ~ully maJor-leaaue victory to lead
Minnesota to a 5-4 vtctory and a sweep of their
doubleheader with Boston in the Metrodome. In the
opener, Roa WaH1nstoa, whose sixth-inning error
opened the ptcs to four unearned runs, lined a two-out,
beaes.-loaded sinaJe in a two-run, ninth-inning Twins'
rally for a 6-S triumph ... PHI ~U&or, Robln Yont
and Jim Gubler collected three fi'its apiece and drove
in seven runs among them to power Milwaukee to a
lQ-8 victory over Oeveland at County Stadium.
Lietzke aharea B.C. Open lead
Veteran B,.ce Lletlke b1rd1ed the l!I
18th bole SaturdAy to complete a 3-under-
par round of 68 and catch Joey Sllldelar for •
the lead of the B.C. Open at Endicott. N.Y.
Sindelar, 27, saw his three-shot edge evaporate in the wt three holes of the round ... Betsy KID& and Cbria
Jollaaon each shot 7-under-par rounds of 65 to share the
Jead after tbe first round o f the LPGA Rail Charity
Classic in Springfield, Ill. Each birdied seven holes ...
In the U .S. Amateur championship at West Orange,
N .J., m~st Sam R.udolpll used a hot putter to score
a 4-and-3 victory over Canadian Jack Kay Jr. in the
semifinals. Randolph, of Santa Barbara, will get his
second shot at the nationaJ amateur title today in a 36-
hole final apinst Peter Persona o f Macon. Ga.
'PETE ROSE
COUNTDOWN
Clo.IJW
b:J OD
Ty Cobb
Wut Rose did
Sat11rday:
Hewas0for4 in'
a 6-0 loss to the
Pittsburgh Pirates
at Ri verfro nt
Stadium.
Plratea haltroad loelng akeln
' Bob Walk pitched a five-hitter and •
Tony Pena hit a three-run homer Saturday
night, helping Pittsburgh break a 19-game
rgad .losinJ strca~ with a 6-0 victory over
,Cmcinnau at Riverfront Stadium~ The Pirates had
dropped fi.ve straight games l/ld their last 19 on the
road, leavina them three short of the major-league
record shared by the 1890 Pittsbuflh team and the 1963
New York Mets ... Jn,other National League llCtion
Ron Cey'1 tic-breaking, pinch-bit sinale in the 11th
inning lifted the Chicago Cubs to
a 5-4 victory over Atlanta, snap-
ping a four-game losing streak
and handin& new Braves Manager
Bobby Wlat hjs first loss in six
games ... At Candlestick Park,
Jim Golt and Mark Davlt com-
bined on a six-hitter, and San
Francisco snapped Dw11~t
Gooden'• 14-pme winning streak
with a 3-2 victory over the New
York Mets. Gooden, 20-4, who
not been beaten since May 25,
all owe~ si.ngl~ runs ~n. the first .and. second in~ing.s and
went six innmp, giving up su h1ts and stnk1ng out
~ven . ". Jose. C~a doubled home the tie-breaking run 1~ the e1J,hth inning and Bob Kaepper pitched a fi vc-
hmer as Houston Astro$ beat St. Louis, 3-1 , at Busch
Stadium. Knepper, 11 -10. struck out three and walked
none as the Astros won their founh strai&ht ... At Jack
Murphy Stadium in San Diego, BW Gallicboa pitchM
a six-hitter and Tel'!')' Frucua and V&Ke Law
h_,9mered to lift MDntrcal past the Padres, 7-1.
Gullickson, 13-9, helped the Expos win for the seventh
time in their last ciaht road .-mes. Montreal, in third
place in the East, moved wtthin seven games of St.
Louis, while San Diego remained seven games behind
th~ Dodgers in the NL West.
Televialon, radio
~ TELEVISION
9:30 ~.m -TENNIS: Coverage of earl}
round action of U.S. Open from New York.
Channel 2.
11 a.m . -BASEBilL: Angels at New York
Yankees, Channel 5.
I p.m. -DRAG BOAT RACING· An
international field competes in a top fuel drag-
boat event in High Point. N.C. (taped). Channel
4.
I :30 p.m. -SPORTSWORLD: H1ghli&hts of
the 11th annual International Bicycle Classal'
taped in August, Channel 4.
3 p.m. -WRESTLING: Pro wrestling and
sumo wrestling (taped), Channel 4.
3:30 p.m. -GOLF: Final-round play 1n the
U.S. Amateur Championship fro m Montclair.
N.J. (taped). Channel 7.
RADIO
11 a.m. -BASEBALL· Angels at Ne\\' York
Yankees, K.M PC (710).
I p.m. -BASEBALL· Ph1ladelph1a at
Dodgers. KABC (790).
Orange eo..t OAILY PILOT/8undey, s.ptember 1. 1985
Ball-carrier Henry Ellard of" the Ram•
trle. to keep ht• balance after breakln&
DllllJ ........ llr T .... "-
tack.le dartna Satmday alM)t•• 14-13
e&hibldon mtory OYer Ne'ii EDCJ•nd.
REDDEN HURT AS RAMS WIN, 14-13 ...
FromC6
out, and the Ram otlense went dry.
Guard Dennis Harrah 1s still counting the minutes
and not gi ving any up untJI the Rams take the field next
Sunday in the o~ncr ·
ft turned out to be a weird ending for the preseason, as
the Rams escaped an apparent game-wi nning field goal by
the Patnots' Tony FranlcJin as lime expired
. "We've still got a week to get ready, so we 'll work: up to
the very last minute to get ready And I think we'll"make
lt. u •
"lt's dtsappomung to lose a game that way, but that's
the way 1t goes," satd Patnots Coach Raymond Berry.
On the running back s11uauon, Harrah said. ··~v Job
is to block for whoever 1s back there I'd love to have' Enc
back there. though
"We talked about the rule a fe"' "'eek~ ago. so
e veryone kne"". "'hat the result would be "
• •AM NOTWS: SeWV •11< Hvrh """'encl w 1cM rece1,,., Owdl: k..i .. He's a helluva We've still got a good back 1n A.J
Jones. I have all the faith in the world in him."~ "'•'-rotetor cuffl ..,, out S.turoav 1 oe..,,. T,... Petrio11 AM·Pro -• Jeflll H_. tnlueo ,,,. 'oerne wl111 • 1tre1MO c.elf Net~ Foot
Jones and Charles White figure to carry the rock for
the Rams unul funhcr notice. Jones wd, "Charlie and I
JUSt have to work hard. Barry's one of my best fnends, so I
hated to see him go down I'll JUSt do my best to help the
team."
LM-1-.ma ~ r.o..ce their r0tten to .S O'I Monoav TM hrN
current1v l'\8Yt 50 Oleveo Otl rllelr ectlYe rotren a11< Okir.,_ ooetl\'I
count on ,,... ro.1tr He 1a tlat90 .. ·oio Mot R-1· The RerM wtll
,_.tedtv give tonTwr UK l\>llo.cl< L""" C.-1111 • lr'VOul M rly neat ...-
Celn wu f'tlMMIO l>v the Allenre FeKoni Coecll Jeflll • ....._ named
Mlfetv .._,. Cremwtl eno ll~er CM aa-•• ~Ive co·cacotam.
!Of the Rem& Tl'tev r~ J9<* Y-•1 I f H oefotmlw caPleln
Marinovich, year older, better
A s a
freshman
staner at quar-
terback' Todd
Mannov1ch ac-
c ounted fo r
l .96M \ards
through the air,
good fo r 15
touchdo"'ns for
Mate r D et
H I g h . s
Moparehs Marlno•lcb
Guess what \1onarchs Coach
Chuck Gallo has 1n mind for the 1985
'>Cason? That's right. more of the
same.
.. He's 15 poundi. heavier and
stronger," sa)S the Monarchs' sec·
ond-)'ear coach, who changed Mater
De1's run-run-run reputation into
pass-pa~-pass O\.ero1ght.
..He's more relaxed and rcall> did
well in passing league this past
summer," continues the.' West Point
product .. r odd has had the qua<.'li.
release and ab1lll\ to make dec1s1om .
but as a freshman wasn't ab)e to get
the ball upfield hccause he wasn'1
.. ery strong.
"This ne\loh-.H4u1red c;trength
enables him 101mprme h1~ range and
\ elOC ll ) "
Manno,11..h \\h11 no.,., ha\ 140
pounds on his (l-4 trame pasc;ed for
over 200 yards in a game tour umes.
and was held to less than 100 )ards
JUSt once in a 6-5 season.
The son of former USC football
!>tar Marv Mannovicb, the 16-) ear·
old won't be the only sophomore
G allo 1s counung on.
Gallo has seven other sophomores
1n the vars1t} picture 1n an attempt to
get MannoVlch more e'\~nenced
targets as the )Cars go b)
"'We're about a year a"Wa) .. sa\S
GallQ "B> 1986 we ~ould be a prett}
dominant team We ha'e a ~at
freshman class coming The frcshm('n
linemen are bigger than the vars1t\
S11ll, Gallo's timetable could be
improved o n cons1derabl) Wlth the
presence of 2 10-pound running bat k
Charles Anton returning to the o ne-
set backfield along with Paul
Cardenas at the l'-back (a slotl and
receiver Jimmy O 'Bnen. both return-
ing starters at the sk1llod positlons.
"We've got three returning starters
!Including Mike Mothersby 230
pounds) and four Juniors who are
gOtnJ, to be good an the offensive
line · sa\S Gallo. "So VIC should be
good tP.tre b~ the time we get to
league
DefenSI\ eh the \.fonarchs· ~o I pla~eris corncrback T im Haider who
1s descnbed b) his coach as "as good
as an' rn Orange Count' " •
"H.a 1der rs the m1ss1rig hnk .. 5a)S
Ga llo "He runs a .i t> and ~nchc:!>
o'er 300 pounds ..
Ser\ Ill' .... llh a JUOIOI d ass .... h Kh
.,.,ent 10-t ai. freshmen and 10-(J as
sopho mores. 1s ~onsrdered the team
to beat in the .\ngel us League. with
Bishop .\mat also a o;enou~ con-
tender
Mater DeJ outlook
Head l oach C hud. C..allo IS<w nd \c.'J rl
Staff
Pat Callahan (assistant head .:od1.. h Jetem1' t'
coordinator. 1ns1de hnebader<,I Da\C: Rudl'lph
<o fTensl\e coordinator o ffensl\e line>. Tim T1tu'>
(Yi1de recel\ers) Rich ~haa t 1sernndal"\ and
defens1,e ends) J im Hartig.in out~1Jc:
linebackers) Enc Podle' Iha\.~' < rJ1g \\1n
ninihoff!offensn e li ne1
I eague ..\ngelus
EDISON DEPTH~ EXPERIENCE KEYS TO SUCCESS • • •
'1ckname Monar\.h~ ( olur\ ~Jril-11 Jnd \1 \ rr
<)ffense ~ult1ple pro ~ten-.t· \l ult1pk ''
4 4 record League °l-2 Ch c:r Jtl c-
Chuck Gallo
homC8
as Workman says. "He's got a
tremendous future ahead of ham."
Workman isn't keen on dwelling on
his young sophomore, however, and
says he has no intentio ns of using him
'lls a workhorse this seaso n, although
Carter could also move into tne
fullback's role.
Seldom do sophomores play a key
role in Edison's game.
Nathan China was a defensive
starter as a sophomore in the early
'70s, Frank Seurer wH a three-year
starter at quarterback m the 77-79 era
and Justice, Edison's current deep
threat, was a starter when he was a
sophomore. ·
Desr.ite W orkman's ms1stance that
Carters just one of the guys, those -
who have seen this athlete consider
him as Edison's No. I trump card.
"We have two tailbacks an our first
huddle riaht now," says Workman.
''Sherman and Kaleaph. We aenerally
do that. Ri&ht now Rach Lee 1s not
totally healtny (nutsina the knee)."
h's a little cloudy at fulJback at this
<POint, but at receiver (Justice and
Orius) and up front it's very solid.
Justtce cauaht 47 passes for an
avel'lje pin oT a whop= 22 yards,
and Grigs. with 4.6S s in the 40,
is a standout block.er.
. Workman is anythina but relucunt
to taJk about his receivers. He
considers Oriua as potentiaJly the
best to ever oome out of Edison, and
as for Justice, he still feels there wasn't
much o( it ·(justice) when Justice
failed to earn All.Clfhonorujunior.
Up &ont there a.re Randy Goens
(253). Chris Wickenkamp (223).
'T'yter Hanson (226) and t>oua
Blanchard (228). and that's JUSt a
saml)fins.
"Asa sroup1 includina the f111t two •
unitti conaidtti~ their siu. strcnatb r
and fooupced. it s probably the best
aroup o( off'Fnfivc linemen wc·vc
evet bad " 11.iH Wotkman. "The
atc0nd oftentive hne is better than
a.oy te00nd otfentive line we've ever
had.''
Dtfcnae is another matter, ho w-
c'ttr, in a )Uf which a~" to be a
' -
very "up year" for the Sunset League.
"Fountain Valley has a good blend
of offense and defense," says Work·
man. "We're a little o ne-sided.
Maybe we have an edge on o ffense.
Marina might have an edge on
defense, but Fountain Valley has the
good blend.
··our feeling is that we have to stop
somebody to be better. If we do, we're
in the hunt. But I'd rather be in tl\e
situation of Marina, knowing that
people arc going to score no more
than a touchdown on you."
Workman is hopeful his defense
can surface. and much of the
Chargers' success figures to revolve
around Phil Nabal (185). Jim Collins
( 190) and Matt Flores ( 190), a ll
returning starters with that typical
Edison look up front .
The linebacking appears sound
with Mike Smyser (215), Bernie
Colacch10 (205). Marc Hartman
( 190) and that ever -present
<1opho more! Carter. available.
Edlaon Htah • • top football proapecta
·Player Poi.
Blake Adams C -G
Mike An1elov1c QB
Don Asclin Punter
Chris Boyd LB
Doua Blanchard OG
Tim Bontrager K-Saf
Dean Butler NG
Kaleaph Carter TB-LB
Bernie Colacch10 FB-LB
Jim Collins NG-RB
Bruoe Dubois NG
Kevin Fairman OT
Matt Flores .J FB-DL
Oary Oan:ia DL
Grea Garcaa 00
Ian Geier OL
Randy Goens OT-K
Ken Grigs Tf.
Tyler Hanson 00
M. Ha.nman WR-TE-LB
M. Henderson QB-08
Brad Johnaon C'
Casey Jones WR-CB
Rick Justice WR.CB
Rieb Lee TB
Joe Morris FS
Phil Nabal DE·RB
Brad Needham OE
Ed Pana SS
John Osterump OT
Kurt Shanor Ol
0.vid Shenmn TB-CB
O.vid Siana QB
Mike Smyser F8-L8
Eric Tha_ycr • K
Chris Wtckenkamp OT
' 1
Ht.
6-0
6-0
j .10
6-2
6-3
5-9
5-10
6-0
5-11
5-9
5-9
6-1
5-11
6-0
6-0
S-11
6-3
6-4
S-11
6-2
6-1
5-10
S-9 5.9
5·10
6-0
5-9
6-3
5-8
6-2
6-0
S-11
b-0
b-0
S.9
6-2
Wt.
211
17S
180 175
228
17.5
195
200
20S
190
165
251
190
222
210
195
253
2 17
226
190
175
190
165
170
170
160
185 200
165
210
230
190
16S
21S
ISO
223
.-
Commuat
Sr .. '84 letterman
Sr .. returning starter
Sr .. potential standout
Sr .. '84 letterman
Jr .. up from ~phs
Sr .. 6 fg, 27 PAT '84
Jr .. up from sophs
So .. 1948 yd s. w/frosh
Jr .. up from sophs
r .. returning starter
Jr .. up from sophs
Jr .. up from sophs
r .. returning starter
Sr., injured an '84
r .. legjnjury in '84
Jr .. up from sophs
Sr .. '84 starter at~
r . all-lcacue in '84
r .. all-lcque 1n '84
Jr .. up from so phs
Jr .. up from soehs
r . s~cd 6 pme~ S4
r . SOph. MVP an '83
r .. all-lcqu~ tn '84
r .. knee surscry in '84
r .. up from JVs
Sr .. retumma star1er
Sr . ' 4 fettcrman
Sr •• knee uu ury an '84
r • '84 letterman
Jr . up from sooh
· Jr . up from soph!
Jr • up from sophs
Sr . 'M starter at og
Jr . up from soph5
Sr .. '84 letterman ' 0-.,,... .... ,._
Wld.e recel•er Rick Ja•tlce.
1985 schedule
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h 1 \(.· 1' 1 ~ 1 '\ -\ \ ti 11 n 1 .:1 I '\ -\ Ho.,.. 1 l
fhur' \t'l'I :ri \anta \nJtat \.\ 81'"''
Fn Pd .i Jl \.\l·,1m1n,ler
Thur' C\.1 111 Hun11n11t•111 Rt'.h.h t \.\ A11v.l1
r n (),I I .Jl ~t PJul•
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Fn ,,,, 1 JI B1~h11r \h1nttt11mt'n •
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I hur' ''\\ l 4 \el"\ 1te• 1a1 \.\ Bov. 11 ·t~·n,•ll'' it'Jgut' gamt· -\II gim1..·, al ~ \\
Maty Del High'• top proapecta
Pla)er Pos Ill Wt Comment
-\lb1e '\nderman n~ " : 111 \r ~4 part·trm e <,taner
C harle!. -\nt0n RB " . \r returning <,tarter
J~ -\tlinson. 'l..J ' I ~ ,, \r ~4 R-bacl '>taner
Ron B\ers c )I " -~ l1 \r 4 letterman
Paul Cardena "'a.~ ' ,~, \r • .a staner
Gan Coston " l'I "
I,, \r 4 "() P" and punter
Pauf De Bono Ol f\f ' : '" It u p rrom '>()ph<r
Rob Finn <H l'I : ~" It uF. from 'oph'
John Flor"s t" ' 11 1 t-0 Jr 11"\t lrmc nut
Jrm Fra~r Ol B f'\ ' ~II' ...,, lir\t time out
Tim Haider < n ' <J 1~' \r rr1urn1ng \taner
·on Harpt'r ..... (.. ' 111 ~11\J \t 1'4 lrttt'rman
Bo b Jachon ~~ ' 4 ll'li ...,, II~ lruerman
Gabe JimC"ne1 l B ' Ill I 1'111 Ir up trom soph~
Jim 1-...~ne "R-RB ' 4 I ll 'I "''l'h ur twm trr\hmcn
~1~e Kelh ILB n I '()(I \t rrtum1n~ ~taner
B1U Litt!~ FS :) 11.) l 1'10 ~ Ir up trl1m soptb
Howard \13nner O L B n ~ I IJ ~ ...,, ~4 k n erman
Todd Man nu' ll h ~n ,., 4 I \Jt'l ...,,, r~·tum1ng '>larte1
Make Mruhnn f .., ' " I.,, \r 1'4 k ttt'rman
Ke,1n Meehan Dl ,.,_,, ~(}(\ \r r('tuminll \Ulr\t'f
Mike MothC'l""a' n1 ,., ' : ,, , \1 rt'tum1nll ~t<irter
J1mm) O'Bnen \f-t'l..() I n 1 r returning .. u1rter
Mike O'Connor It R ,.,.~ : , , \r • t'tum1nl \tarter
Joe O'Hara nt R ,._~ 1lK} \r \4 h .. n Clp Q B
Paul Pado'a ~ ,,1,1 I (I( I \r \4 leuc rman
u o Ptt-s1ado ( n 41 ~00 ...,, 'tanC"d 4 ~me" in 4
Carlos Pnctto "f\R ' )i I nt.I 1 84 lt'tttrman
Robbie Ra,dC"r CH t\4,1 ~I I) I: up trnm \oph\
Tonr Roc'C'o Tl t\-\ ~<XI ,, m"~J ''°Ph \Cason -...~ .~all Ol (l-1 ~\(I Ir ut' ln1m ~poh~
Mm ~nC't RB C'l·tl "' nh up trnm t~hmen
tt'\ e tanOW'ICl ~R RR fl I I Ii' 'oph up lrom frt"ihmen
John tepheM OR ~I INI Jr hn.t umc ou1
Jefl'Th1C$ Tt {H) 1-~ \r mmcd '84 (k ntt)
T1m Vant o utren (8 \-11 I \ll • r '84 lcttt'rm&n
Jam Zaccan ca ~·8 I bll • Jr UP. frQm ~plu
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E"-· OelroU, 2'; lalelolll, ICOllMI Cllv,
27; loll, Toronto, 21; Thomu. s..1111. 2•:
I( ln9rnM, Oelllatld. u. STOLEN IA.SE~. Now
York, SIJ ,...... ..... 411 Wlbon, K.allM• City, .cl; luJlef, Clev•nd, 35; Ml>Ml>Y,
TOl'OlllO, )1.
PtTCHING (10 dKl\loM~ A-. 1·2. 1.-,, GuldrV, Now Vortt, 16~S: 290; ~. l<OllMi Cltv, 16-5, 2.11;
llr1M1, Oealelld, 10-•, l.5'; LAllN'W'GI, K.,_, City, 13-6, 2.7', ltlfNNCL ........
1N. 1.1'. STltlKEOOTs.-81v .. ..,on. Mlnnot0la,
1601 .. 11111.tflf, Chlcaoo. 1M; Morrh, 0.-
lroll, lSt; lurnt. CNc:.eoo. !ti, WM,.,.._
1•1. $AVE$-Qu1Mf!MNY, KaMOI CllV, >0, ~. Ootrplt, 271 MMN, ....... 1t1 rwell, 0.kl.nd, 23; lllOflalll, New YO(k,
....... u..-
CTllrwtll Pttdlv'I 0-)
IA TTING ()00 •I 1>a11>-McVM. St
Louis, .l67; Horr, SI. Louis, .325; ~. ~ nil Ralllft, MOlllrMI • .313;
GWVM, Sal\ D*lo • .JOI.
ltUNs-Murllfw, Atta11t•, 99, ltalnu,
Mont,...., ,., Coloman, 51. L.oul•. 91;
McGee. SI. l.Oul\, 19; o--r-, ~ a. ltlt-MurllllY, Al .. nta, 92; Harr. St
L.oul•, •: Parker, ClnelnNtl, 17; Clark. SI.
Louis, M; WlllOll, PhlladelPnla, 12. HI~. SI. L.oub, 16t; Gwv1111,
5-11Dleeo.153; Herr. SI. Louis, ISi, ltalllOI,
Monlt•I, 146; Sandl>arlJ, Cllleato, l.._
OOUILEs.--H«r. SI. Louis, 31; P•rkar, ClnclMall, 31; Waladl, Monlreal, 30; Cru1, ~IOll, 21; Wlboll. PNladelPflla, 21, Harnandel, ,.._ Yonc, :It.
TlllP\.ES-McGM. SI. Loul•, 16,
Samual, P!llladtll>hla, 11, Coltman, SI.
Louis, 10; ltalnol, MolllrMI, 10, Gladden,
Sell Fr tndlco, 7. HOME RUNs-Murplly, Atlanta, 34. ~. DMlln. 311 Horner • .t.11a111a. 23;
Parkll', CllldllNll, 23; Schmidt. P!llladtl·
oflle, 23.
STOLEN IASE5-<olema11, SI. Louis,
•: llalnft, MOlllrHI, SI, L01>9', ChboO,
'3; McGee, St. LOUii, •2; Samuel, PhllaOal· """'· ~. PITCHING (10 deel1lons>-Franco. Cln-
Cl(INll, 11-1, l.S•; G<>odefl, N-YOl'k, 20-3,
1.71; ........,, °"91r'1, U.J, 2.291 Burlle.
MOlltr•I, 1-2. 1.71; HaWllln1. Sall Olwo,
Ir•. 3.02.
STltlKEOUTs-Goodell. N-York, 212; Rvan, Hou1I011, 116; Solo, C111c:lnMll, 111.
V.......,..., Doeeen. 1111 Krullow, S.11
Francltco. 1.0. SAVE~~don. Monlr"4, 33, L.e.
Smith, Chieffo. 21; Go1...-, San Dito<>, 21, o. Smith, HouslOll, 20; Suttw, Atlanla, 20.
U.S. 0..
(et .._ Yft)
,.,..,. SecOltd ..... ~
tva11 L.elldl <Ciacl'IOllovakla) def. BID
Scan!on (U.S ), 6-2, 6-0, 6-3; David P•I•
(U.S.) def. Mlroslav M«tr (CradlcKlo-
vaklal, •·•, 6-0, 6·3; Yannlck Noah (Franco) Ott. Jim GrabCI (U.S.), 7·6, 6-3.
6-2. ,.,,.,, Tillnl ..... Slll9ol
JOM McEnroe IU.S,) Ott. Bud Sctlultt
(U.SJ, 6-3, 6-•. 6·4; Tomes Smid (Czadlo-
alovakla) Ott. Jlmmv Atlas !U.SJ. •-•. 1-6,
6-3, rl, 7·6; Boris ledtar <we11 Germe11y)
Ott. Kellv E"°'llC!tn 1"-Z .... lld), 7-6,
rl, 7-6; Mal• Wllandor ISW9don) Ott. Paul
AMeCone (U.S.), 6·3, 6·7, 7·6, 6·1; Tim
fMYOll• (U.S.) def. NdlAa Odlror (Nl-
oeN), 7-S, 6·•. rl; Joalllm Nystrom
<Sweden) def. Oen GOidie <U.S.), 6•0, 6-1,
1-1 (lnlun-oatautt); Anders Jerrvd
<SwaOell) cWf Tim Wllkfson (U.S.), 6-0, 6·1, ....
• .,.,_,. s..ld ...... SllllMt
Martina Navratilova (U.SJ def. LIH
Bonder <U.S.), 6·1, 6·1 . w.,,_,s Tillnl • .,.. Slll9ol
Chl'la E'llort Llovd (U.S.) Ott. Greco Kim
(IJ.S.l. 6-0, 6-2, CtaucJla ICOhde-K.lfsctl
(West Garmany) def. AM Heflrlcksson
ru.s.>. 6-3. 6-4; ROl>ln Wtlll•, <U.S.> dof.
Bonnie GaduMk IU.S.I, 1-6, 6-1, 6-2,
Hetona Sullo'lla (CzochollOVaklal oat.
CamlllO llalllamln (U.S.>. 6-0, 7-S; Wendy
Turnbull IAu1trallal dof. Mlctlelll Torrfl tU.S ), 7·6, 6'-1, C¥11ng BalMll (c-del
dof Ullde Gates IU.S.l, 6·•. 6-'-
... di .... _..
""'LL•1t HIGH Lii'• OPaN lat Seel a.di)
~-· Tim ._.ovlend·Mlke Dodd dof Tim
Walnar·t<tvln C ... ry, 15-10, AndV Fl~
bUrn•Jev Hall .. lh def. Waltv Goodrldl-
Scoll Fr!ederlchlall, IS-13; SC:oll Avall•lut>-
l>l·Brenl FrOl\off oat. Joflll Hanlev·Jon
Steva11son, 16'-14, Sl110ln Smllll·RalldV
StOklOI oat. Alldrew Smith-Mani Eller, 15·4
o... ... ..-
DAV•Y'S LOCK•lt (....., leedl)
-2 .. Ol!Olars. 17 oarracuoa, I Dollllo, •
foc:I< flan, 2 hallbul, JOO Mnd INIH, 2(11
canco l>au, ''° mackartt NaWl"OltT LANDING (Now..n
9-dl) -ti S anolor I IJ.4 c.aKco l>au, ti
t .. nd oau, • veoowtafl. J white ... 1>a11, l
halibut, • bolllto, 2 1>erracude. 13 rOdl ""'· 10 KU!Pln, 31S ~aret
U .S. OPEN TENNIS •••
P'romC6
14 Bonnie Gadusek, 1-6. 6-1. 6-2
Bui No. 16 Tomas Smid of Czecho-
slovakia advanced with a 4-6, 1-6.
6-3, 6-3, 7-6 marathon victory over
Jimmy Artas and next mee1s
McEnroe.
Other seeds advancing into the
men's fourth round were No. 3 Mats
Wilander of Sweden, a 6-3. 6-7, 7-6.
6-1 winner over Paul Annaconc, No.
10 Jo&kim Nys\rom of Sweden, who
took only 39 minutes to stop Dan
Goldie, 6--0, 6-l. l·l. when Goldie rcurcd with a muscle pull in his lef\
lea; and No. 13 Tim M•yone, who
stopped Niacria'a Nduk.a Odiior. 1-S,
6-4. 6-3. Join1n1 Whne and Uoyd 1n the
fourth round of the women's sinaJes
4 were No. 3 Hua Ma.ndh kova of
Cucboslovam, No. S O aud1a
Kobde-Kilscb of West Oermany, ~o.
7 Helena Sukova of Czechoslovaiia.
No. 12 Wendy Tum bull of Austtalia,
No. I~ Carlina Basten ofC,anada and
Kathy JOf'dan..
Ranked 1'4th an the world,, Ever·
ndc:n pvc Bedcer all he could handle ,.-
]
for six minute., .,hon of three hours.
And 1t was almost more than he could
handle.
With a ~rvc and groundstrokci
almos1 as Powerful as the strawberry
blond German's, Evemdcn , a former
NCAA All·Amcncan who went to the Un1verstty of Arkansa&, took tbc lead
when he broke Recker in the fif\h
aamc of the opcnina set.
But, -es he was servmg for the fit1t
set at S-4 , Evcmden had his SCTVe
broken. Af\cr the two t>attJcd to 6-6,
Becker ran ou1 to a 6-0 lead in the
tiebreaker before closing 1t out 7-2.
Becker 1umpcd out front an the
second set, breaking Ever:tldcn's set·
v1cc in the fim game. He broke him
apio aa he appeared to take fuU
control of the match.
h Dul lhe New Zealander naht--
ander refused to five up.
He beun the cbird ~t by bttalt1na
Becker. 9u1 the No. 8 seed &rokc riabl
beck 1n the second pmc and the rwo
held save throup the next I 0 pme1t
1endina the thard tct aoto another tac bra It~
a.c. o...
, ............ Y.)
lln.la LJeltlll '6-1t M 206 Joo';~ ... ,,...,.._.
Oevtd~lrtm ,...... ........ ~· UMiMv 1' .. .. to7 Jay OllM!t J>Qe,,.....,
~J lttlcl '7·11• ...... 207
JcllfWI 'OUlfl' 70-# .. -LOMleNtllMll ....... ,....._
It .. Qr., ,..,. .. -.. GIMtOll ... 72 ..........
AnctvMeelt '1•72•10-209
OOUI T..... .U·7.,_.,., Vf/ltOt Haofllor .,,_.,. ... 2l0
Tlt'll SlmMOll ... ~ 7'0-<210
MllttW'llall 70-71·~11 Jtff $lunlell 10-71·..., 11
~~ ,,.....,._,11 ~ O'Gradv 72·~11
OR Mortell 70-10-7l-211 L-*'dT~ M•ff-7..-,11
Howwd TwlttV 75-'7-~IJ ltodCUt'I 73·6t-10-112
Dall For""911 70-72·,._,11
Stow"°"" 7~•·10-212
Maril L VI 70-10-72-212 °°"........, '7·76-~12 Geor91 turftl M·71·7>-212
Mark Havn 10-ff-n--n1
Scott Hoell 11-n -M-112 Mark CalcaYOCCllla ... .,. 7..-, 12 """"'Wood n -•1'-213 Dave E~ M-7•·7l-213
W•YM L•'llf 75·'7·71-213 Jtff SencWI 70-10-73-213
Jtff Harl 7'•6'· 7>-213
IUctltrd ZOkOI 6'-7•-~213
lrell UPOW 6'·73·74-213
IUck Daloos 76-'7·10-213
Pal McGowan 69-.,..75--213
lob Glider n -70-72-21'
Jodie Mudd 71-70-73-21'
Grl9 Powtn 7J)-70-7..-21'
Tim Norri• •73·n-?I•
Tarrv ~•n ,,._73-n--214 Sleva ElklllOIOll ,,._ 70-75--214
Jim Halltl '9·70-7s-214
Bob Twav 12·71·71-tU
Miil• 0-ld 70-6'·7s-21•
Jay HHi 7•·10-10-214
Tom Puruar 73·61-7..-21S
t<onnv K.no11 71-71·73-21S Mika Hulbert 6'·73·73-215
lllctlla Kati n-.. ·7s-21S
Scott Slmosoll 71-71-n-215
lob Eastwood 73·67·7s-21S
LarrvZlelllar n -70-72-,IS
Peter JICOOMll 69-7~·,,_,IS
Chris Perrv 71·73-71-215 wavM GradV 1..-61-7.,_,1'
Larrv ltf1*er 11-n-n-21'
Peter 0os1arnu11 n -n-72-216
L.ote111to0ert• H-1s-n-i"
Clll11 leelt 7•·61·72-21'
O•vld Tllor• n -n -n-216
o.nts Wat1011 67·73-n-211
"" Selldar , ..... 7 4-217 Pl'lll atacamar 'n-n -1.-i11
Fra1* Conner 71-h -7.....,17
1obbV Wldllllla .,.7)-7..-211
Merk WllOo 61·73· 7?-'J. lt
Fr9d COUOlll 71-7l·7..-111
Dave P"9I n -n-1..-,11
I.om Sl«kmann 70-7'•75-21'
1(911 l rown n -11-n-220
lruco SOufU>v 71·73-7.-220 curt Bvrum n -n-n-111
LP'GA ....,,...
lel•Y Kl1111 Cat s.u• aaua. &>~
Cllrh JoMIOll
TharoM HaUton
Martha Nauw
OM E IOOllne
C.thvMM ..
&artlata Pendtroa•t
OenlM Strablo
Hollh SI.CV
Vldll Alvarez
JallO Lock
OtOorall Skinner
JaMt Andonoll
JarltVll lrllt Corol'Yn Hiii
L VM COllllOllv "-Cretter
Clndv Farro
AIWIK"IV
MMv Betti Zltnmorman '
Marci IOurm
t<atllv Poslttw•lt
Val Sli!Mar
Pll lred!Ov
S.llv Quinlan
LenorlMUl'tOI<•
lloste Jollel
Sllltlov F urlOllO
lecll 'I Poanon
Nancv L.-r MfndvMoore
PMnGlefton
Carola Chat1IOll~
Cllldv Hiii
'Clfldy F1"
ea111vMa111 Judv Ells
841111 Solotnclll
Allele llltzman
LYM Adam• ~el!lfvn Y0\1119
St9Pflenl0 F-to
Pally Havoa
Ala11•ndra llelnl'lardt
K.aron Permeret
Svlle Pl90I'
&orb Bullkowtllv
JOAllfl Washam
AllllOll Ffnnev
Pia Nlluon
Barb TllOl'lll1 Oobt>te Han
Ola1111et O•llOv
DoadtO Leiker
Jovco K.aimterlkl
Cero!lno Gow•11
Sendra Patmor
AnM-Marit Patti
Catf'9rltlt Oueean
N•ncv White-Ir-•
Llllda HUlll
Marlalla FIQvd
a.voriov Onli
IC Im Sl\1Pma11
Jeno alatock
Mltil Edoe
0..11laWood
Cllldv Flom
COlhv Marino
Laurie Bltlr
L.auron Howe
EltlM CrOlbv
M.J.Smllh
Susall Sender•
HMtllorOr-Sllallev Hamnn
Jackie lerlacll
Cattw Kr•ltor1
SIMe IMrtolac:cllll
U.S. AmdW ~-Cat ..., Or'llMlt. N.J. I ... , .....
S.m ltaMOIOtt (Senla larbara l Ott
Jack K.av Jr. IC-), ~anct-3.. Peter ,..._ (MOCOfl, G._) def. Clll9
Orur't (.,..,..,.tell, Oo.>. 3-ancl-I. ........... tC:.enueaaa ., ,,...,., ,.......>
l(av def. lcotl Vwll'lll* COolloal. 1-Ull. Drury def Todd ~ (()ouewlla,
IN.), I ·UP. •
PertOM cWf Sem Fartow lllrrnlntlNm), 1-.-.
.. .
NPL ......... ,...._
NATIONAL. COMPlltlteCI ... . .
W LT a 1 o
) 1 0 1 2 0 I s 0
c.Mfal
fta. .......
·~~ ~ ~ .500 .. ,. .:uo ., 7t
t I 0 .750 IO a I 2 I .375 .0 1S
I 3 0 .JSO 7• '3
130 UOSlfl
130 2506Sts
a.st
NY Gl•nll ~ 0 0 1,000 I If 17
Dalla• • 0 0 t.000 " 50
W•IMllOton ' 0 0 1.000 • 6' Pllllodtlllhla J I 0 .750 U 7)
St. LOUI\ 2 1 0 .500 U •S
MM•ICAN COMl'llt .. Ka
K.ama1 City
Denver
~n Dteoo
S..llla ..........
Cl11elrmell
CIO'lleland
Plllabunlh
HOUllOll
....
3 1 0 2 2 0 2 , 0
2 , 0
I l 0
C.-al
2 2 0
2 2 0
I 3 0
I • 0 ....
750 " 500 69 soo 70 soo 13
2~ 73
'° •St
16
SS n
.500 " 101 500 n IO
.210 " 106 200 7~ ,,
llldlanaC>Otls
Miami
New E"91and NY Jal•
Buffalo
, 2 0 .soo '7 71
220 500 7069
I l 0 .250 100 96
1 l 0 .250 " 111
0 3 I .12S " 113 11..,,.Y', Sc-
llafnl 14, New E"Oland 13
ClllcatlO •S. BuftlllO 14 NY Jata )0, Groet> Bey 20
1Cansa1 Cllv 17, SI. Loul• 13
D•lla• 20, HoutlOll 10
IND aXHlalTIOH S&ASOH
lllem• 14, it•trtota 13
kww llv QuarMn
~aw Enolancl ; J IO l 7-13 1tam• , 0 14 O C>-14 • ,..,., Ovtrtor
NE-Franlllln 24 FG, 10:5'
s.ceM Que"" L.A-RtQOtn 3 run IL•mforo 11~1. 0.53
LA-Ellard 21 otss from Brock
(Lallltord kid!), U 3
TNN OUenw NE-FrankNn 2• FG, 141M ,._. Ouartor
NE-WMll'ltn 11 pau from E•IOll
(Frtnklln lllckl, 9:SS
AllencJa-3',,11
TaAM STATISTICS
NE
F1r11 oowns 11
It lllllel· yerdl 10-30 Paulne Yat'dl 213
ltetvrn vardl 10
....... J0-4'·2
s.dla bY •-35
P\w!h 7·4S FIMTlblal·lotl 0-0
,..ltlot·Yardl 10-60 Time of PoiMtslon 32:31
...otVIDUAL STATinlCS
ltUSHING-Hew Eftt19nd· C Jama,
7·11; Collllls, 1-7; Tetue>U, I·•; EHOll, 3·1;
ll. W•tllon, 1-0. llams: ltlddOfl, 11-62,
Guma11, 7-30; Ellard. 1-13; White. S-7;
Jones. 3-S.
PASSING-New Enolalld: Ea'°"• Jo--46-2. 311. ll•m•: Broek, 11-19-1, 163;
l(omp, 3-•-1. 17; 01"· 0-1-0. o.
ltECEIVING-Hew EflMnd; 0 W~
llams, S-41; o: h mMV, S-31; Frvar, •·12,
C. James, •-.c>; Oaws.o11, •·30; ILWHlhan,
l-21; HawthOl'llCt, 2-31; TetuPU, 1-1', Jonel,
1-1; CoNlni, 1·4, ll•ms: E .. rd, S·IO, HUlll· at, J-33, &artier, 2·»; Brown. 1-n. YOUll9,
1·10; Herl*'. 1-3.
MISSED FIEL.0 GOALs-llaml.
L.an1tord, '3.
C-...KWft
W•ST
Ore11011 •2. W11hfnoton St. 39
Callfornla •. San Jow St 11
ltOCKIU
Alt Force ... Tua~·EI PaM> •
Nortl'larn Arizona 41, North Dakota O
MIDWEST SW Ml1M>Url 31, OreU 24
Clnclnoatl )1, Vlrolllla Ttch u
S. 1Nlnol1 63, LlncOln, Mo 0
SOVTHWUT
TaxH Southern 19, Pralrlt View I
SOUTH
Florida SI. JI, Tulane 1,
South CerOllna 5', Thf CltacMt 17
Arkan1H SI. 12, NW Loulslene 10
Florida ... NI S2, Kenluc:h Sf. 6
MarUIOh 30, W Vlrgl11la Tedi 0
~''St. 37. SW Loulalana 6 MIUIHIPPI VellOY 21. Soothol'n U. 7
TtllllCtltae SI 31, N. CarOllna ~ T 12 a AST
Pllllburoll 31. Purdue JO
MONDAY'S GAME
Atat>ama at Georole, n
°" ,.,.. SU.-. ~ CetM ............ Clll
MllWS QUART<"l"AU ...,......,
Tom Curren (Senta &arbera) oat.
BartOll LYnct'I (AUllrtllal, S-0.
S.... .... t
Tom Carroll CA111frella) oaf. Mark ltlen·
arcn lA11slralla). 3· l-01 "'*" ..... N\a111 OccllliuPo (Au1lralla) OOf Marlin
Poller IEllOlalld), •-1 • 1'""1fl HMt
MICl\NI Ho (Hawaii) oat. Oa1te
Parmonlar <Camarla>. 3· HI.
nt•O ltOUND MAIN
l'lnt .....
Curre11 oat. Grl9 Dav (Aulfrallal
S.C....Meet
LYncll Ott ltlctlard Cram IA111tralla) "'*" ..... Rlcllard• oat. Greg Alldanon (Austrel·
la). ,...,... .....
CarrOll def. Jwv 8uran (Cer1.0.4) ,. ....... ,
Ocd'llluoo def. Derolt HO <Hawaii),
Shr1ll .....
Potter def. He11t ~" (A11111allal ...,... .....
~armonltr Mt. Sl'laUll Tom\01' (South
Africa) ............ Mlclletl HO (Hawaii) def. Glall W1111t011
fAvWallal. WOM8N'S S.,NPINALS
l'lnt .... ,
joc11e COOi* (Auitretla ) oat Fralela
Z.maa (Fla.), S-0.
sec9'ld HMt
JOl'la Smith <San Clemonlt) cWf Alisa
Sctlwarntel11, S-0.
..
LM ........
IAT\19t04Y'S ltllULn <••If•·_.,___..., """••Ca. One mile NCO. Main Trultl (Kaan> UO 4.60 UO
$Ir KIMv (Oftalllll) 11..cl '·'° C•M 0""1Mod <Coeanl IUO
Time: 2."0 l 11 S.
• U •XACTA (3•tl Hid $10Sf0.
l•c:ottD llACI. One "1llO ~. C.altfonlla lle•i.r (ltOten) UO UO 2.10
Xellt (Piere.) uo 2 . .cl
Pa.di ..__ (VallalldlMflam) t 10
Tim.: I :St 2/ S. la IXACTA IM) C>411d Ut.20 nt•o •ACL One mile OK•
Lord NeutrfllO !Piere.) HO ·uo 2 20
Famttv Porlrall (l(uoblar) UO 2.60
ROl>OV Doe (Crootlanl UO
TllM: H7 1/S,
$J IXACTA <S·I) oald &lllO. '°""Tit ltACI. One mite Mee. Golct Sovor1I011 (Slltfre11) J • .O ).00 UO
NIYden Bromac (Anderl.Oii) S.40 .. 20
Ion Tarr• (Sloelh) UO
Time: 1:5' 115.
l'll•TH llAC•. OM mlla pace,
· Pore•19f' (Parker I li.90 14 00 I 00
Native Huntar IS«1"1) 4 60 3 ~
Sll(.tl ( N\atdlalld) • 00
Time: l:SI •IS.
U aXACTA (7•6) Paid $240.30.
SIXTH UC•. One mile paco.
O•vld Vanco (Potllno) 17 IO UO 00
HarPOn &aaaar 1Sor191JI) ),60 l.20 Waradlna (Hyman) UO
Time: 1:5'.
U IX.ACTA (6-2) paid JI09.SO.
SIVINTH llAC•. One mllO pace.
Maen• llrd (Anderson> HO 2 60 2.20
Almolld Klllil (Croohanl uo 3 00 Maeno Bravo ISloolh) 3 20
Time: 1:51.
U UlACTA (6·1) Paid Jl9.50.
llGMTH ltACa. Ono mile pace.
TemPO lluo Clll&> (Shrnl 21 . .0 6 40 '«I
Nom.d CHvmen> I 60 'to
Siar Patro11 (Parker) 3.20
Time: 1:51 115. u IX.ACTA (1-1) pafo use.JO
NfHTN ltACI. OM mlla 1M1CO
Nallv• H•e> (Al!Oorson) S..cl 3..40 HO
NY•llo Del (Mueller) 7.20 2.10
Sctuffv H•novor !Parker) 1.20
Time: 1:56 •IS.
'3 •XACTA (•·S) paid WS.00
12 ...CK SIX.(7-7-6-6·1·•> e>elO $9490 to
2• wln11l110 lk:k•I• (five llorMS), Carrvovar ooo1: sn.654. 1 s.
T•NTH uca. One mne e>a<:a.
Wtleor'M Jedi (Parker) t .IO 4.IO 3.40
Worthv lrnaee CK.uoblar) 7 IO '00
Lord K.•vetto (TOdcl) 3.90
Time: 1:51.
U IX.ACTA <•·S) paid 593.90
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Pacific-I 0 opener:
Cal omla romps
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PULLMAN, Wash. -Senior
lAllback Tony Cherry rushed f~r l.S3
yards and one touchdown and Junior
quarterback Chris Miller tossed three
touchdown passes as ~he Creson
Ducks held off the Wasbm~on State
Couprs, 42-39. Saturday ID a Pa-
cific-10 Conference f09tball game.
Miller who had 2S9 yards.passing,
hooked ~P with flanker Lew Barnes
on scorini passes of IS and 4~ yards,
and hit tight end Bobby DcBaucbop
on a S-yarder. . • Cherry scored on a 2-yard run an
the second quarter. Fullback A1e1
Mack and tailback James Harper
added touchdowns for the Ducks.
In other college football openers:
Cal '8, Su Jote St. %1: Fullback Ed
Barbero ran for California's fint two
touchdowns and 1he Bean totaled
seven TDs on the ground to beat San
Jose State in Berkeley. The Spartans drove 65 yards on
their first possession and scored on
Keith Vandcrh offs 27-yard field
goal. But Cal's first-strina defense was
excellent from that point on and the
Bears got touchdowns in pain ~m
Barbero Dwight Gamer and 811An
Bedford' as \hey built a 42-3 lead by
late in the third period of th~
nonconference game. Florid• St. 38, T1Jaae U:
Sophomore Danny McManus threw
for two touchdowns and ran for twD
more in leading tbe I 9th-ranked
Seminoles over Tulane in a battle of
Southern independents m New Or-
leans. II was· Florida State's ninth con-
secuti ve ~ason-openmg victory.
Tulane with Mack Brown makiDgh1s
head c0aching debut, lost its season
opener for the sixth straight year. SH~ Carollaa 51, (.'l&Mel 1'7:
Quarterback Mike Hold passed for
two touchdowns and ran for another
to lead No. 17 South Carolina.
South Carolina rolled up a scbool-
record 636 yards on offense and its S6
Points was a record for a scason-
opcning game .•
Pitt 31, P11rdae 30: Charles Glad-
man · ran for 16 7 yards and two
touchdowns and John Conacmi
threw a pair of scorina passes, but
Pittsburgh bad to withstand a lut-
second Purdue assault before
clinchina the win.
Purdue quarterback Jim Everett,
who threw for 398 yards. completed a
3 t>-yard scoring pass to Ray Wallace
with 49 ~onds to play. But Everett's
two-point convcnion pass fell in-
complete to p~rve Pitt's victory.
SURF •••
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waves up, but she never connected to
the beach. I think I had stronger wave
selection."
Meanwhile, the men completed
their third round and 9ua.nerlinal competition and once a.pm two-time
defending champfom Tommy Cur-
ren heads the semifinal field.
Curren, a native of Sa.n ta Barbara,
easily defeated Australia's Barton
Lynch, S-0. He will be joined in the
semis by I 984-8S ASP World Cham-
pion Tom Carroll of Australia, Marie
Occhilupo. also of Australia and
Hawaii's Michael Ho.
"I didn't surf for four days before
this competition because I was sick.,"
said Curren. "I think it (cold) cauaht
up with me after En&land, but rm
staning to act my rhythm back.
"I'm feeling better. I was a bit
nervoia today. but I was pretty happy
with the way I surf ed."
Carroll, who will be Curren's
semifinal opl)Onent. defeated feUow
Australian and 1983-8 4 ASP World
Champiop Mark Richar~s in one of
the day's closest heats, J.1-0.
"There were very good swells today
and J would have liked to be a lot
stroD&Cr than I was," said Carroll
"Mark and I have had some iood
battles."
On his matcti with Curren. Carroll
said, "He 'is a fantastic surfer qhou~) I ha.ve beaten him several
t1mes (1nclud1ng earlier this year in Japan)."
The other semifinal will have
Occhilupo •who defeated Martin
PotteT of Ena.land. 4-1 and Ho, wbo
squeaked 6y Aus1rahan Dave
Parmenter, 3-1-0.
Cowboys finish preseason unbeaten
l"rHI AP fia,.ldm
IRVIN01 Texas -Dallas quarterback Oary
H0ttboom nfled a pair of 24:yard 1ouchdown
pMaeS Saturday niahi and the Cowboys finished
the National Footfiell Leafuc exhibiuoo season
unbeaten for the lint time si~ 1971witba20.10
victory over the Houston Oden.
The pm~t.1nner came on a 24-yard soorinA
shot to rookie wide ~iver Leon " peedy
Gonza.lez wfth 4:~ left t.n the third period.
OomaJez ts a 1e~th round pick from Bethune
Cook.man
Dallas' perfect pmeuon was ~ whUe the
Oilcn were 1-4. Only the Cowbo,YS. the New Yor1c
Oi1nll and Wasbir\aton Redskins oompHed un-
blemished exhibition slates. TheCo.vboys fell behind 10..0in1 fin1 quarter
in which they dadn 't produor-fint do~
2 t ' a s
Tony Zendejas' 49-yard field aoaJ and Warren
Moon's 51-yard scoring~" to rookie Mike Altiu.
a seventh round draft pack from Hawa11 .. put the
uodcrd0& .Oilers ahead. Moon later suffered a
ripped nail on his ri&ht thumb and sat out the
second half.
Dallas came back on a 34-yard field aoal by
Rafael Scptien and a 24-yard Hoicbbom to Tony
Dorsett touchdown pass to llt the game I 0-all at
haJftimc.
fn other NFL exhibitio"n finalci:
Qlef1 17, CaNAuJ• ta: Saddleblck Colltsc
product Bill Kenney, never known as a runner.
scrambled 28 yards to set up Ken Lacy's five-yard
sco nng burst and spe.rk Kansas City over St. Louis.
The Chiefs clOICd 01.1t the ex.h1tnt1on sea.son
wiCh a 3-1 record. The Cardinals finished 2·2.
The Cardinals were lcadina 1l-10 early ln the
thud penod when Earl Fcm:ll fumbled a Kansas
Cit y punt and Bruc.e Kina f'CClOVerc<l for the Chiefs
on the St. Louis 33. Kenney, who pesscd for more than 4,000
yards two seuoni aao but wu llowod much of
1984 bv injury, was forted out of the pocket oo t.be
a nz
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first play. But, findina the left 'sideline almost
deserted. he act saiJ toward the end zone and aot co
the S. Lacy went over the middle OD the next play
and Nick Lowery ldclced the extra point.
Batt ~i, BDh 1': Jim McMabon threw for
149 yardt an the first half and Calvin Thomas
scored two touchdown• u Chicaao beat vititina Buffalo.
Walter Payton rushed 13 times for 60 yards in
the fin\.h.alf as the Bears won their firat pme of the
preseason after tbJU IOSICS.
Buffalo, which tot two fint·half touehdo'fm
receptions by rookie Andre Reed, wu hun by
• penalt1e1 u the &i I ls fell to (). 3-1.
The Bears took 1 24-14 fint-half lead, almost
matchina tho 29 poi nu the)' bad sco~ in their fuit
threepmes..
Je .. It, hden H: Jn Green Bay, Pat 4ahy
k.tcll::ed th~ f\cld plt of 24, lO and J~ y&rdJ and
Johnny Hector ran for rwo touchdowns lO boost
New Y ortt to the victory.
It wu •he Jets' first ~n victory lll!nJt
three defcall. The loss dropped Gruq &y,
CJihibOion record to 1·3
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