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\'LESSON FOR TODA'( .• SECOND SAMUEL ..
FlRST CHAPTER .. VERSE 19 .• \~ow T~E
M16ITT'<' ~AYE FALLEN 111
by Jim Davis
we.·LL HAVE
SUCH A 6PLENPIP
'f IME!
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DENNIS THE MENACE
Can ~u
leave -the
lighton?Its
too SLACK
in he~ ..
JUDGE PARKER by Harold Ledoux
As SAM DRlVES
AWAY, HEATHER
IS UNAWARE THAT
HER HUSBAND HAS
BEEN STANDING
IN THE DOORWAY
WATCH IN(:,
NOW, THAT'S A VERY ASTUTE
OBSERVATION I MADAM --i
PRESIDENT!
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I'LL BET THAT'S THE FIRST TIME
A LAWYER WAS KISSED BY THE
PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE
OFFICER OF A COMPANY HE
REPRESENTS! _ _.
I KNEW YOU
COULDN'T GO
24 HOURS
WITHOUT A
BUT I HAVE! I HAD MY LAST
DRINK YESTERDA.Y ABOUT
NOON! I DIDN'T START DRINK·
ING AGAIN UNTIL ELEVEN·THlRTY
THAT MAKES IT_ALMOST 36 HOURS! AREN'T YOU PROUD OF,.---__ ___,
YOUR LITT BOY ? YOU'RE
REPULSlVE!
DR\NK! TONIGHT! --
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LADlE'b AND
GENTLEMEN ...
T~E DOUBLE. ~LT!
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~D NON FOR
MY FAMOOo
&WAN DIVE.!
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NO OFFEN&E., NANCY,
BUT ALL a; YOUR.
DIVE€> LOOK. mE. &/lll\E.
VOll~ MO~S IS PFUNt{ll\k3 A-r OOR WA~RHOU:.
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WHA1'S~ wrrn "TfiA"r?
WMAT''f> 'THE 81Ci IPEA ?!
PIC'I!> LOVE MOP!
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,ANOn.\ER ·~LL .. YF~
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WAI.I ~OP. A RtAL COWBOY
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lboYe holdng • llllt of
Masoninge ehe intends
to etore In her new
spice cabinet. Her
spelling, however, I•
oft. and to Identify ICeml
on her llat, one aett• i
must be replaced '" I each word. Ex.: No. 1 le
dill.
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be rearranged to tonn
.. name or • seventh r
ep6oe which Grandma I
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Mat wa tlle fnt car you bought
mid wW happe•d to it?
....... Fnnt•
..................... ,.. qtfl.M' ....... c.-. "No. my ftnt c:ar was not a pink c-tmac. It was
a I 9S6 ~ which I boulht new that year. I
p rid of it in l 9S8. I 10k1 it to make room for
a new 19S8 Caddy, no that wasn't pink. either."' ........... sar.,_.,.._..,, ..... ....._
... ...,... ...... Im
.. When I was 16 in 1968, I boucht my 6nt car
- a 1961 Chevrolet Corvair. I paid SJOO for it
It was worth every penny until it developed a
massive oil leak two )Ul'S laser. I hid to sell iL 1
hated to do that ..
SMrtn ..... _,
_...... t :It
.. In 1960 I was drivina down a dirt roed in
V oorhcavillc, N. Y., and spoC1rd a 1940 Ford in
I bun. After I bit of ..,.illion I was the new
owner (for) $40. I Up( it for a ~ fl years.
then I dd it I needed the money.
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I FAST TALK
I TOAi 1.11£ STOIY: She woo a Toay as Eva Pa6n in Brmdway's
Evila. Now, lldral ,_... LalWe plays 1MJ BH J1 ... • in NBCs
LBJ.~ production this week and . . durins the 198647
season. Lady Bird prai9ed LuPooe for £~ .. It's a &r ~
from Evila to me. (Eva) Ml a bird of pmidix. rm just a mouJe..
ltaMy QmW plays former Ptmdent L,.._ ..._ Joh1 •
0
Dyna.sty star J• F•1J* says fan mail is 6c:kX: .. If you play nice
&UY'. you ,et. 'I have a daudner who would be peri:ct fOr you:• When
you swinl over to a cuv who's .,c 10me danaer to him, who's more SODhisticaUd. you ,et. 11..et's P.!. to Acapulco for the weekend.• ..... A.Ctrm C...-...._Dys a letter to my three da\.llhten lbout my
pandmocher. mother and &Iha' .. twned into the autobiopaphy
OM Morr Tim~ due in OctobeT from Random Home.
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Publtahed by Gannett Co. Inc.
Alen H . ....,.,.., CMllwmt
Joftn J. Curtey, Pl Hlclent a CEO
HEADLINER
Stodrad Chning's an far 'llemlbn'
Latest movie
gives her a role
she understands
After four husbands in 20
yean. Stockard Cbannina
speaks &om . when
she comfcrts ~lftlep in
the movie H«Utbum, open.ina
this weekend. H~artburn is based on
tm:enwriler Non Ephron's
best-selliDJ autobioaraphy
about the disinteption of her m.arn. to Watapte journal-
ist Carl Bemste:in.. Swcp por-
trays Epbron and Cbannina
plays her pe.1, Julie S.l
Qwmina's c:haracter bas
lived tbrOUlh her own b~
tud's in.6c1etity, saved her
IJWTiqe and made her peace.
.. It's I peace that the character
Meryl plays is not~ to
make. It's incaatma for me,
because in my own life rd be
more likely to take a walk. ..
But Cbanni. bas never
ended a manUte IO abruptly.
Her first one diaolved after
five yean when she decided to
be an actress. Second and third
lDl1'ril8tS lO I c:olletie prob.
IOI" and a Hollywood .:reen-
writer abo llslcd about five
years elCh. Now in her founh
. she bas sustained I ~ . . forfi commuter rdationship ve
yean with [)a~ Rawle, who
owns a mamtina and oom-
m unicalions &rm in Qwb. ton. s.c The 40-year-oki ac-
tress lives in New York.
.. I know a lot of people wbo
have to live this way. and, at
first. it was fun. But ~ ·
times, the teperations make
)'OU ask. 'Where i.s my life'? What am I doina . .
around?" Both m:t=
and I are very bald-wortina.
We love what we do."
Owmina is~
about her marital failw'CS.
.. You've tot to be rad)' to
embrace the manees that life
will brina. rm pateful for the
~MlrtoAUll CIAKI I'S ClllCE: '1 tlM If.,..• a mt If_..., a lllmrt If
.., .... 11 .. I ft l'w .... .., .......... ,, ...... "
diversity of experiences rve
had. It's Sid when a mania,e
dissolves, but if you can look
beck and Dy you learned &om
it. that's wonderfltl. But you pay an emotional price. ..
Channins. wboee career-has
~olved around theater in ~
cent ~ also stan in TM
Ht:11« q Blw ~ on
Broedway. Her Stlle aedits
include l<N Egg. b which she
received a Tony, Two Gmll~
man of Vtrana. Vanitia and 1My'~ Playt,,, Our Song. On
1C1'eC'D, she was in Gf't'Qg, TM
Ch«Jp D««ti~ and Willtout
a Ti'rl«. In October sbe1J have a cameo appearance with Roy
ONE LINER
I
Scheider and Treat Williams
in the movie Tlw Mm's Club.
Born in New York to a
wealthy &mily. Cbannina left
home at 19 and pwiuated
from Radcliffe before discov-erina actina. ... think of m)'IClf
as an explorer in life," she Dys.
1bere's a wonderful ~
sion: 'When the pupil is madr.
the talCber' arrives.' "That s
bow I feel about life ...
In Hmrtburn. Snep is
Cbannina's pupil .. We had
peat chemistry,.. Cbannina
says. .. like old &iends who
don't talk a lot. because they
don't have to."Q _ .. ,.
"I either wanted to be an aaor or a psiest .. : they both 9d1 &n~"
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I c USA \\UJt.END• JULY 2S-27. 1986 . 3
r COVER STORY
Look who's back at the helm
\
Welcome aboard
Walter Cronkite's
yacht. Our course
is North by
Northeast, the title
of his new book.
ly llertel LIM
~ rising sun as a ball of red-
Orangt rolling on the eastern ho-
rizon as Walter Cronkite. skiJ>
per of the yacht Wyntje. narrows
his eyes against the light dancing
off the waves.
T devision ·s most fiunous pair
ofsray eyebn>ws knit in oonoen-
tration on the shifting oo&or of
Wiier and the 48-foot ketch obe-
diently curves out of Annapolis,
Md.. in the C'besapetkc Bay
south of Baltimore. to tqi.n a
week·s cruix up the amt.
Captain Cronkite. 69, author
of the newly published Nonh I})'
Northeast. steers and smiles. Has
lips pune and he whisdcs a linlc.
.. Oh. it is heaven to have a
deck under my feet and smdJ
the sea. .. he says.
WaJ1er Cronkite left CBS £i·eo-
ning News -and 18 million
viewers of the then-leading
newscast -tn 1981 after 19
years as anchor. He floated uJ>
stairs to the CBS board of direc-
tors and a contract to make CBS
S{Jf!C'ia/s for SI million a year.
... haven't quite J<>tten a han-
dle on this scmiret.1rcmcnt yet. ..
Cronkite admits. .. Peopk arc al-
ways caUina up with ttUnp that
sound i ntcrestJng that I think I
am going to have urnc to do. I
have never done so much whed-
ing and dealing. My wife. Betsy.
has taken to standing over me
on the telephone. shaking her
head and mouthing 'No.' ..
Cronkite throttles the engine
down and seven guests and one
paid crewman start to set the
sails.
He ticb off some most recent
projects.: ... went to Russia. Hun-
pry. and Easl Germany for a
CBS Sf>Kra/. Then to Pa.Jm
Beach to ~ 1 presentation for
w-. IMR E.t..-llltlf Crtllllt ..... , ............... ZS,..-&. •IMfltlll• .... N ......... ti,.... .......... I ..... ., ...... -" .. ti,. ............ WU ••.
IBM ... to Charleston to film on
the square-riger Danmarl< ...
then Atlanta. i ntcrviewing for
another CBS Sf)Kral .... Then
this v.uk on the boat. I have two
(CronJcu~ aJ l.Arge) specials next
fall Prime time. prime season.
Whatever I find that is interest·
in&. A dream ~mcnt ... and
a tenib&c resporwbility."
He kills the engine and w
k>udest sound is the soft swash-
swash as huU meets waves. -we got to Russia thn:ie weeks
after Chemobyt and found there
WIS almost no excitement in
Moscow because the press
played it down so. We drank the
water. breathed the air and ate
the leafy vcaet.abies-One thin&
though. we noticed all our snap-
shots turned OUl to be X-rays.
His friends groan: .. This could
tum out to be a fairly Iona trip.
Walter ..... CouJd we have a tti·
aer counter reading on you?"
Olcsapea.ke Bay is now wid-
cnina to become a small inland
sea bounded by fntarant wooded
shores as Wyn/~ heads to the
Cheupe1kc Bay ~
.. W11Ch the depth c:omina up
the bridle. .. says Captain Cron.
k.ite as hc surrcndtts the wheel to
the crew and pops down to the
naviptina table m the cabtn.
where. head bent. he plots the course. He punches bunons on
his c:omputcrimi naviplina sys-
tcmr glincing at the ,_,. tcreen
where a buoy shows up as a blip.
.. Round this buoy and romc
up to rounc 0-3-4 ... he shouts.
-Execute!.. (Faint applause
from the cockP,iL)
Why doesn t he let someone
dst navipte? ... love doina it
Besides. r do it btfta' than any.. one cbc. .. CronJcile says with 1
nice ~nklina smile.
Beside the na~tor's tab6c. ~is proof J)()Siuve of Cron-
kite ·s sk.ill -an ldvanoe copy of
NOf'fh h.v NonhtaSt (Oxmoor
4 ·USA WEEKENo·JuLv 2S-27. 1986
House.. $50). It IS a descriJ'llOO
sailing the East Coast from
Jersey through Ma.inc -I 0,
polished Cronkite words
100 or so wateroolors by
kite•s lonatime friend Ray er
Cronkite has sailed the
of this fairly treacherous
dozens of times. Yet this old
comes from the elains. Ho
town: St J09C1)h. Mo. Fust .
cub repor1ef' in Houston.
"'Our admirals. you know.
says Cronkite, -and our na
heroes rome from Kansas
Nebraska. In Houston, I used
80 down to the bay and 9'lC
pie sailing. When I got up to thi
part of the wortd ... I WIS .
automobiles. I ralizrd
wasn't a &mily sport cucdy. W
were summcnna at Gypsy T
Oub(in Carmel, N.Y.). I got .
valved hcrt -and I knew I
to be on open watcr ...
His first boat in 1961 WIS 22-foot. SS.<XX> Electra
Then a 28-foot Triton sloop.
WIS hooked. His new boat. a comized Sunward 48. oost .. su
stantially more than S2.SQ.<XX>.
""This is the thiJd W)'nlfe,
name comes from the firsl wo
an to marry a Cronkite in
New Amsaadam oolony. tha
WIS in 1642. hebe it
New Yort. The name stands
all thoJe women who have
the Cronki1e men happy in NewWorid. ..
The Oook:iles have thftlC
dmi: Nancy, 38, a video manaeer on Manha's vm· -'"" Mas&.. married 10 ~a
VonBricUc; Kathy, 36, a
talk show bolt in Austin, 1i
married to lawyer Willia
lc:ardi; and (]Up, 29, •
Yort film editor married 10
tres Dd>onb Rush. And
lhc:re's 8'd, 4:~-dd 10D 0
Kathy· and William, a m
fimed.over fint pandchild. Bet
sy and Waher live in Manbauan
and sail out ofS:&.. .......... Mass.. .. Betsy likes -;m~..,~th
kids but she does not 10 for
ovanicht pe•s ces She likes
nice, l.'a1m day sail.
'"One day last winter ...
Cronkiie. ... told Betsy I
~I I System which pve
(decttonic naviptor) power
direct the auloe>ilot to eKh plot
ted c:oune in rum. In theory
wouldn't have to touch
I -
wt
th.
I\'(
tho
to
frc
we
is
CV
OU
OU an
ur
an
A: v
tv.
pit
Tll .. .. ..
ftl all day. When Betsy heard
1t. she said ·wa1a.er. that is
1nderfal. Now we can just send
~boat and we don't ever have
~~ :olhin& keeps Cronkite
m sailina. Ae ~ five or six
cks aboard every year.
~It may not be relax.in&. but it
totally absorbing . . . I don't
m liS1en to the radio. I can be
l two or thrte da~.~ find
l that the worid is~ apan
d I don't even know it
Wynlfe is DOW bowtina aJona
der I ~ breeze
d is Qff' the firina of the
·my's Aberdee:'rrovina
ounds. Suddenly there are
o horrendous thunderclap ex-
ISions and the auesas flinch.
"'Shell fire." says CronJc.ite.
lookina suaiaht ahead from the
wheel not movi!lJ a whisker. .. rlJ'St time I heard at was in Hol-
land. Sept. 17. 1944 ...
But he wasn't so unflappable
during one of his dosest yacht-ina scrapes. which he explains in
his new book. A few years ago. in
a hurricane off' Atlantic City, the
boat was within feet of bcina
driven onto a jasld breakwater
by JO..foot waves. It blrdy
clQrcd the rocks 10 squeeze inlO
safe water. The episode was
caught by a local news~
pher ... Ray Ellis made (the pho-
to) into a painting the beauty m
which almost made it ~
while." Cronk.ile writes. Twna risks is.a central theme
for Cronkile.
As we drop sail and
ward the mouth of the
pcake &t Delaware c....a.
kite is sa~ '1be
take risks. . • . Now 1bf:
prosram is in troube,;
take some risks. ..
Cronkite is in die
competing to be the
ist to ride the .....
for now a trip 10
not as imporwll •
to the next buoJ.
As Wy_nl~
tination for the
apcakc City, .
flourishes a
films the ftnll
to the pier. mellow mi ...
ra1e1 the
.. We hl'We
sail we•vt = ... and it
brautiftd
USA WE:EKENo ·JuLY 2>27. 1986· S
lllill ,... 1cmsrom .. .-
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WHAT 'S HOT IN AUGUST
MOVIES
lrill aloll,.. ttrswatter
far tlis scary re•lke
You'll be taeamina in )'OUt 1rat when
the remake of Vincent Price's horror
datlic TN Flyopem ~~. 8. It sws Jeff
Ooldblwn ~ Big Lll!'!J as a teientist
whole inventions ,et him in 1l'OUble.
.. My FD ,et aambled with the fly's.
Little by little I cm. inlO an in.a aeature." •YI Qoldblum ... I evto 11art
kind of acting like a 8y; I bqin to aave
a~ .. Davis ('IVs Sanz, lh4ffa/o Bill)
plays the inventor's sirlfiiend who must
wasc.h bis mewnorpbosis.
, Get l'Clldy IO be ICal'ed. warns Goldb-
hun ... When they JftViewed it, I beard a woman actually fainud. ..
•In anolber look beck. Ted Damon
and Howie Mandel recreate classic s1aa>
stick in the Laurel and Hardy tradjtion
TD.DISIOll
N8C :=.:.=: t'C.: :::,,,,, ...
Plil llOPS tlll big quatioa
abolt -· belllvior Why do WC do the thinp WC do? Talk
show bost Phil Donahue spait three
~and interviewed SO human behav-
ior expent in teardl of the answer. We'll
tee the results in PhU Donahw £xam.
iMJ IN Human Animal, a five-pert
prime.time ldapcation of bis I 98S book.
.. In it I have tried IO answer that and
other questions railed by my a'adienca
in over 19~ofmys&ow," Donahue
says. teavma behind the aud.ienc&par-
ticipation fonnat. the bolt turns IO ex-
per1S for views on love and a, war and
violence, and the f4mily. .
Donahue hopes the speciah will help
viewen appreciate who they are, and
what they can be: '"Given our capacity
IO blow up the en1ire pobal neiabbor-
bood ... if there's C'va' a time IO under-
6 ·USA WEfKe.lo·Jutv 2S-27. 1986
stand who wc are, it is now." NBC ·
the documenwies Aug. l l -1 S, I 0.1
p.m. EDT/PDT.
Other Aupasl o&rinp may be
Pl'Obinl. but no Jess en~ -• "'C.ome on down." CBS says.
Pri« is Right adds six ~
dais IO its ftlU)ar IChedWe ;;; Aus, 14 at 8 p.m. EDT /POT.
•OJ. Simpeoo saan in the new
sitcom Training Camp. The first of
six~ series airs Aug. 11 .
SPORTS
Kickoffs: 1 • lw tsf
-1 willl 1 l.aldon ICCelt
Ifs t.ck to the gridiron as Aup151
kicks off with a double whammy foot.
ball weekend. Aue. 2. ABC ~
the Afl/NA. Hall of Fame pine or
Wide World of Spons, 2:30 p.m
EDT I 11 :30 Lm. PDT. The next da~
Dallas Cowboys and Cbiaw>
dash in London exhibition play, live or:
NBC, 1:30 p.m. EDT/10:30 Lm. POT.
•Fam ma)' ,et
a slimPIC of ~
month-dd Kevin
John McEnroe
and his mother,
Tatum 09Na.I, at
the U.S. Open in
Forest Hills, N. Y ..
A-.. 2s&pl 7.
FaJher John is CX•
pected IO resume his rivalry with lat UF
)Ur's winner Ivan ~
Lendl. This wiJI be McEnroe's first ma·
jor tournament since January.
•Shirley Muldowney competa in
her first V.S. Nationals since her 1984
crash. Rac.u ~ Aua. 29-Scpt l at lndi·
anapolis Speedway. IJ .
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Ja11eS Taylor
He is a happier,.healthier family man,
and the new sound of his summer tour
reflects the changing tone of his life.
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Ac. JI, "'"lie II %1 clllea l11ta' I ... .-t1• tllil •1•11t I prder tourq
to studio wort. You know where you are.
You know what is bappenina. What you
play is wbat~bcar and the Jaldion is undenilhle. either show up or they
don't. And me, m tort of at the cenier of
attention. I like that.
hlil11111t111......,tr11M1•-=
rve always assumed that the llmle is sort
of inaa:urat.e, and that. if you're PD& to
pubticizr ~ people are Pill to
look for thinp to ~ They're fPin1 to find ~like: .. He's ~t tune ~:ci~wm:i~~.::
km and abandon.ment and this other one
about beina at odds with the ~ he's ad-
w." f know that my srulf' is very lelj:.
very personal and intimaie. But
IS troubled as it is SI~
Ask the peook who know me. They don't
think of me IS puticu1arty troubled, I
don't think. Or puticu1arty tboulbtful or
sensitive.
h Iii 1115 wrlll•" ....,. ~
We'd known each ocher bdft 1981, but
we were both otberwi:se invoMd. When
we met apin everythina happened very
fut. rm much happier now-that rve re-
married. Kathryn suppons me ps)'Cholot-
ic:ally. The marrillt mam me more oon-
ICious of what rm doiD8.
I ~ II t.IJ: I tpelXI a loc of time with my
kids DOW. They live with US about I third
of the time. and with caty <.U.S-Carty Simoo. his tint •> the rest. But they"ve
become a bis i>o.11 in my life. ~re
very 8Wl.1'e ol tbia music t.wjncw sruft;
but not• pec)IJle who waat I future in it. I
km: my 6rolhen IDd ~ lilla' dcmty; ~:.:==~.~~ 6lbmnan. My lillcr, JCaae. bM I bmnd,
but it's been I wbile Uce lbe'I worbd
with Ill)' kind ol fUll pacA AonlJ tcbed-
ule. Aka Im I t.Mi DOW, IDd Liv (Uv-
ii $ 1 Olla. I lillll$s) ii~ OD the rmd.
-,
tiams. and to white IOllJd mu8c in the
Sou1h. I ti• •..S to Ray Cbartes and Smn Coote. James Brown. Obs lledd:q. and Boom T. and 1be M0s. I would allo pick
and dM>Ole llDOlll ill.k anim of the '60&:
Tom Rulb. Ian and Sylvia. Bob Dylan.
............ _...:Jdon'tidas
&tie as I Uled to. I can' depend on mspr.
tion to drnp 1CJ11P in my lap. I bave to
make a.me. which rm not pmUcularly ~at. Wort habits don't exist. Now.
days there doeln't IC!elD to be as much
time. There wa ID &qeDCy 81 the brlin-~ ol my wmq anc:r. I blld to write; I
b8d IO II)' thinlL The fever's calmed
down a little. It's a different ut of ·
now. It's more like a aaft.. Jt•s like a love:
you need it but it doesn't have the
D1 of pencmal paslon.
11 1111 flllN: rm P.na into the llUd:io in
the &all to make anocba album, I hope.
rve lmde about 1 s ans, but now find-
~ the time and dia::iptine to nail them
down is di6:ult. In the meanlime. ru be
on the rmd. rve = that this ii a paijob and rm and tblnkNJ to
have it. Al kq as oec>llk want to s:bo9t'
up, ro 1m:1q> doiDs n.. r med to think 1
couldn't do it beyond the • of 3S. but I
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ElepOt Oui9lnm omamencs are among the
1W>rkfs moll prized collector's treasures. 'Ibey
bftc bcet'I for cenrurles. &. nc\'ef' In our dme
has thctt bcet'I an omamenc collcct.lon • ~
t:kJnaJ An attittry, craltsmamhlp and bet!ufy as
th.is premier coUealon f'rom Thie Frank.llri Mint.
PREMlD IN Al11STIY. Each omametll ls a true
wort ol art. A new and ortglnaJ sculpture by the
renowned ltalian artist GlaonJ BcnYenwt. And
cad> ls cmned jn the rich ~ cradJdon
-Crom the ~ playing tts fPlden OUle to the
cherub~ ks eek: harp.
PllMJD IN CIW'TSMANSKIP Each spcdally-
lmponed ornament ls Casl l.n ftne blsqw porce-
lain, then hmcklecorated wkh /JU" 24 Uv1
tpld. ExquJs.ltely designed and lbwlessly crafted
to the hl8hcst standards of quaJlry.
PltBM.IER IN B!A11TY. lmaalne these iWelve
charmtna bi.«Jue cherubs amons the &lDertna
branches of your tree ... toYfuJI)' IOWldq lhetr s<>lden lnstruments. They'll be admired by CY-
eryooe who comes ro vtsk. And. when cheJ're ~ aracinl your rrtt, the omamenu will be
proteaed In I JuxUrtous aadn·Uned dbpmy a9e.
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menu M the commlenl rM OI oae ps ....
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srores. You Clll obi:lll'I at.. Mt bJ utw LOI
order and"""' from n.e PrftMD.... .. 9 t
Cencer, Pl\ 19091. Be aft IO ml ,C. •u --
tloo by~ 2S. 1986.
JaJnesTaylor
He is a happier, healthier family man,
and the new sound of his summer tour
reflects the changing tone of his life.
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IR 111111111111 wu•..t I infer touring
10 studio wort. You know where you are.
You know what is happening. What you
play is wbat~bear and the reaction is undeniable. either show UJ) or they
don't And me, m IOl1 of at the oenttt of
attention. I like that.
111111 illlCt IS I ..nM, tn•I••-:
I've always assumed that the ilDllt is son
of i.naa:urat.e. and that. if you're Fina 10
publicize yound( people are P,. to
look for lhinp to lmllliooali.ze. They're
~ 10 find~ like: .. He's i:,1 ume
~1:!cs~~t:1 ~~= km and abandonment and this ocher one
about beina It odds with the life he's lead-
ina now ... f know that my stuff is very ldt
rcfmln&. very pcnonal and intimate. But
I don't fed as troUb&ed as it is si_.,.wl
Ask the people who know me. They don't
Uunk of me as puUcularly troubled, I
don't think. Or particularty tboulbtful or
lmSittvc.
II Mt INS -"'Cl tt 11t11rJ1 llllr:
We'd known each ocher befOre 1981 , but
we were both otberwiJe invotved. When
we met apin everythq hi~ very fast. rm much happier now rve re-
married. Kathryn supports me psycholoa-
ically. The nwrilee makes me ~ oon-
ICiOus of what rm doina.
~ II fllllr: I spend a lot of time with my
kids now. They M with us about a third
of the tune, and with Carly (Ii.,-Cmty
Simoo, bis finl wit:) the rat. But they"ve
become • bis ma in my life. They're
very IWlft of this music bnsj,,,... lb.d[
but not• PCIOl>le who wan a fun.we in it. I
k>Ye my 6rocben and my 8-=r drarty;
they aD JM on Msiba'a Vineyard. Hulh
is. prmaaional builder, • fft cbid' and.
fillw:rmln. My .-r. Kale. ha a band,
but it'• been a while liDoe she'• wortred
whb my kind m full p•' w4 NI ltbcd-
ule. Ab Im a bind DOW, IDd Liv (Liv-
i?$ ; :W'9 a .._) ii alwll)'I om the rmd.
I •USA ~o·JULY lS-27, 1916
down a tiUk It's a di.&rmt .., of ttung
now. It's more lib a craft. It's like a k>vc.
you need it but it doesn't have the aame
ton of penonaJ pmion.
... tllln: rm.,.. into the studio in
the filD 10 make IDOtber album. I hope. rve rDlde ~ ls _,., but now ftnd. U. the time and dilcipline 10 mil them
down ii diliculi. In the nwatime. Ml br
on 1he "*1 rw ec: that this is a
pm .lob and rm pa and tbankfW to
hive n. M lolls u pecJPle want to show
up. rD mp dads It. I \mid 10 think I
couldn't do it beyond the. ~ 3S, but I
WU 22 tbr:n. Q
Elegant Olrlltmas onwncnu are llDOf'I the
world's mo1r prized colleaor'• uaaua. 11M!'y
hl¥e been for c:enlUlia • ._ ne¥er In our dine
bu thett been an ornament collection 11 aoep-
danal la anilby, c:rdlmanshlp Ind beaacy u
this pmnier c:olJealon froiD The F'**1in MJm.
PRUOD IN AITlSTIV. Eich omamenc ls a true
wort ol an. A new and ortginaJ ICUlpture by the
renowned lc:aJJao W. Gianni 8enYenud. And
each ls crated In lhe rich Renahslnoe &ndkion -rrom the ~ playtn, its IOklm OU1e ro lhe
chef\lb aruanaiq q dassk: harp.
PllMID IN CIAPTSNANSKJP Each spedally-
lmponed omm>enl ls cut ln ftne bbqw porcc-
latn, then hand-decorated wkh pun 24 lltrat
gold. Exqulsltely ~ and flawlessly crafted
to the h'8ba& standards of quaJlcy.
PllMJ!R IN Bl!Al1TY. Imagine lhese nvelve
channJna btsQue cheY:ubs amona lhe ~na branches ol your uee ... foYfully IOUndq thetr
golden lnlUumenU. TheY'll be admired by ""'
eryone who comes 10 Wk. And, when they're
nae aradnl )our t:ree, the ornamaiu wtlJ be
protected ln • luxurious MJn.Uned dllplay cale.
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ChtiltrnM <>nwnu" wtl .,. lie iald • •
scores. You c:an obalk'I diim MitJ' llJ atl LCll
order ind""" from The Prrilln .... ... I ..
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AUGUST TRAVEL
From Smoky Mountains to clear
Sporty Sun Valley
offers wann bargains
Once during a round of golf in S-VU.
~. lda.bo, actor TcUy SavaJas turned to a
friend and mnarbd: 1'hc air here is so
clean it's almost making me sick."
Sun Valley, a popular destination for
skiers in the winter, bas that effect on
most visitors. Because this is the otf..sea.-son. you can enjoy this SQ.year-Old reson
community at harp.in prices.
Ernest Hemingway liked fishing and
huntina in the Sun Valley area so much
that he built a house in nearby Ketchum.
l..ike Hemi~ adventurous visitors can still enjoy into the wilds on foot.
by honeblck or on white water rafts. Ida-
ho has more wilderness than any state
other than Alaska
You might want to take one of the 16
chair lifts to the hiah meadows. if not tht
top of surrounding S,200 feet hiJh moun-
tam J'8.nle$. After I day-long ptenjc, you
can dcsc:md on fool And take a swat.cr
for the evening This time of year, t.crn-
peratuiu hover in the 80s dunng the day
and drop to the 40s at night
Down in tht valley. you1J find prica
for ski dotlung and equipment are so low
that bargain hunting alone is almost
worth the trip. And hotel rates drop about
SO percent during the summer, averaaina
around S69 for a double room.
During the Northern Rockies FoUc Fe.
tival, Aua. 1-2 in Sun Valley, bluqrm
music head.linen steal the show. From
Aua. 2-23, the 2nd Annual Elkhorn Music
Festival features 16 OU1door and four in-
door concerts. And there's an ioe show
every Saturday niaht, with exhibitions by
wor1ckJus performers like Scott Hamil-
ton, Linda t:ratiani and the c.mrthm.
lnfonnation: Sun Valley Area Hotel
Re9ervations, (800) 63S-1076; Sun vu.
ley-Ketchum Ownber of Com~
P.O. Box 2420, Sun Valley, Idaho 832S3,
(208) ~3423.
• And in ... ....., Mollt., the 36th
Annual Fatival of Nations is Aus. 2-10.
Music. ouuiancti• cuisint., arts. aafts
and en1e1Uinment are non-ctop attrli(>
tionsofMootana's bisst edmic f.air. Off
Bcanoolh Hetway, bawetn Yc:Uow-
stone Nationaf Part and Red J..odie. ln-
bmatioo: Robert Monn. ClOOl'dinltor of
Festival of Natiom, P.O. b 1089, Red
Lodte, Moo1an1 S9068 ('406) 446-190S .
10 ·USA WaKfNo·JULV 2S-27. 1986
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The Hall of Fame is a hit, out of the ballpark
A t.tet.11 buff' from New Jeney spent
every day of bis nr.o-wedc va::ation last
summer at the National BuebaO Hall of
fame and Museum in Cwpa*"' N.Y.
A c:ouolc from l..cq Balch. N. Y .. both
avid ~ew Yen Yarikee &ns. ~mar
ried in 1980next10 Babe Ruth's locker . If the baD is on your summer lineup,
next~ is a p>d time to make the
triL.t ~ ~ cmty. About 12.CXX> ~
pie. i.ndudiDI many tmeblll pmta, will c.tctc end 00 ihis pictwaqUe vm. 210
miles nor1b of New Yort City to witnm
the hairs annual induction manouy.
At the Aus. 3 cemnony on the *Pl of
the National Budl9Jl Ubrary, thc:IC
names wilJ be lldded to the ball's roller:
Wallie Mteovey, S.O Francitc0 Giants
tint bueman; Bobby Doerr. Bollon Red
So1 lllCOnd baanan.; and the late Ernie Lombmdi. ca1d>er b the Cincinnati
Rats.
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The day after the induction. the Kanas
City RO)'l.ls piay the Texas Ra,.n in an
exhibition pme at Dou~ rldd in ~ The pme is out. but don't ftL You CID 10Ur the hall, where
pat momenta of the pme's his1ory are
recocded in mcR than 81CXX> an:i&cts.
phocopapbs. memcnbi.lia and uniform
displayS. Adrnillion: adults SS; dtildm\.
7-U, $2 ·
Fer • pleaant side trij) from Cooper-
stown. take Route 80 Em& to Roule 7
Nonh, and end up at Howe C..vans in
Howe Cate, 45 miles away. A 1 lh-how
guided 10UJ' 11.kes you tbroulb an under-
ground wortd. A.dmision: adUlts-$7; chil-
dren 7-12. S3.SO.
lnfomwioo: C.oooerslOWD Cllamta
of Commeroe.. 31 Oiestnut SC., Cooper-
stown. N.Y. 13326.
•And in .... .,,,. Male. cau:b the
Lobster Festival. Aui, 1-3. This annual event blW'eS a ooloaal lobster bake and
seafood coOmut that usually feeds mcR
than 20,<XX> devotees around Rockland
harbor. Information; Rnckhl'M1 Chamber
of Commerce.. P.O. Box SOB, Rockland.,
Maine 04841; (207) S96-0376.
Join a wagon train
with pionee(lilg spirit
Pretend it's 1840 and you 're ridina in a
covered WllP' aJooa Nebraska's <mf>n
Trail f.njoyina a of ham. beans ~ 90WdoUsb ~your favor-
ite Wes&an tunes around a camp6re.
You can live out that fantasy at the
Orqon Trail W11Dft Train tours, Aus.
J J -J 4, by joinina the 19th reenacunent of
the trek aloo& the trail at ~about so
miles &om the w~ border .
.. What we have aated here." says
wapi muter Gordon Howard, who has
~ oonductinc the WIPl train treks for eiaht years. .. is~ for thole people
w&o would like to rmch t.ck and toucb
that era of the Ofts>n Trail ... lboee who
say 'Ob. for the P>d old days.• We live
them that opportunity, we make it as real
as wecan."
And that means bone ridq. a nnny
express mail ~ on the ~
squaredancinaand niabtly toun in a cov-
ered WlfPl.
The OOll of a ~J trdc adults, $225; children under 12, $180. lnforma..
tion: The OftpJ Trail Wapi Train.
Route 2. Bayard. Neb. 69334, (308) 586-
1850; Nebrub Tra~ &. Tourism. P.O.
Box 94666_ LJ.ncoln. Neb. 68S09.
To the am, an authentic pow W<1N
~ throusb M9ey with dances ~ memben of the Omaha tribe at 2 and ?
p.m. daily, Aus. 20-24. The Pow Waw
I Grounds Ire 7, miles north of Omaha
and JS miles IOUth <A Sioux City, Iowa.
•And in Wat r-... N.D Pioneer Da~ Aus. 16-17. Bonanza~ USA's
40 · · buildi• become a livi .. mir
ICUm with demonsaraDom of PIOl*I"
skills. aafts and OOltUmeS. lnbmatioR:
West Faqo Qamber of Corrunert~. Hilb~ #10 West, West F~ N.D.
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WHAT IN THE WORLD
And fois witll a ,. fs jokes
No mauer what Robin Williams and 69 other
comedians say Aug. 2 at Sen FrancitCO's Comedy
Celebration Day, tbey won't top Tim R. Benka'.
The comics will perform all afternoon; Benka'
told jokes for a record noD-:Stop 48 hours at a
Mount Prospect. m., resaaurant Dec. 27-29. 1984.
Scuoe: Jaee Simon. ~ Clilltllllc)I• Dey orglnlmr, 1119 ~ a:d'a/Mbtt ~ ,. .
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By Hllll E. Clpoulll, USA TOD.\Y
let it nil, let it nil, let it nil
WaYDCSburl. Pa.. Mayor Kyle f.ddy could be in
bot' water rt it doesn't rain Tuesday. Townfolk
attribute the election km of the former mayor -
known as .. No Rain .. Huftinan -10 the lack of
rain on any July 29 durina bis four-year tam. You
see, July 29 is .. Rain Day" in WaynesbwJ (pop.
10,<XX>). and it bas rained on that date 93 out of
110 years. The countina swud when a &nner
remartced 10 the drup&ore owner that it always
rained July 29. The ~·s detoendant, John
Daily, presides over Rain Day and bets with
someone &mous that rain will &IL The loser pays
with a bat. Daily bas woo bats &om Johnny Car-
son, Muhammad Ali and Bob Hope. Last year. be
lost 10 TotJays weatherman, Willard Soott.
Soll'ce: USA wm<END~ -..........
EMMA JUNE
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MY GIRi, FR1£NO
Alice/
The romance of the Old South has
long been celcbnrcd in American his--
tory. And the paaeantry o( Anccbel-
lum Soulhern IOcial occasions ~
a peak during formal weddings.
For Rob Sauber. today's mosc gifted
portraitist of romamc subjects. the
bisaory of the Old South has always
held a special fucinlbon. Now he has
chosen a b.'Cly Southern Belle as the
subject for hil first bride-subject col-
lector plate. "Caroline." This original
wort of art depicts a demure. l<Mly
daughter of a pla.nlllion owner on her
Wf11 ID mcec the man she will marry.
Based upon his extensiYe research.
Sauber selected a 'classic pose fOr
"Caroline": the elegant bride
descending the spiral staircase of her
father's planCation mansion. Sauber
chucd .. Caroline" in the hoop-skirted
gown of her day and enhanced this
snow-white dress with myriad Nfflcs
aod bows. Then he added a pretty
"'*PY • the bodice, to echo the del-
i:a fbwers in •Caroline's. he~.
The raulrina rnasle:rMJlt marks the
first issue in the first-eYer plate collec-
tion inspired by brides: the Ponrails
of AtMrican Brides, presented by a... CoUcccim Ind Hamihm. f.ach
of eight issues will por1nly a bride from
a different, hisroric fashion period IS
capcwed in one aspect of the wedding
caauo.1)' by mas1cr artisa Rob Sauber.
Each plate will be hand-numbered
on tbc miene and accompanied by a
same-numbered Certificate of
~ attesting to its siarus u
part of the edition of I 0 firing ct.ys.
Al an ownel' of this first plate. )'OU
are paranteed the right-but IWlllfr
dw ~ acquire all SCYen
IUblequenl issues o( the Ponraits q
Amtric'an Britks Piiie Collection.
Furthermore, you may order
.. Caroline" 11 no risk. The Hamilton
Collection ·~ Buy-a.ck Guaran-
-usures that if )'OU return any plate
within 30 days of ~ipt. )'OU will
receiYe a full refund. and your series
right.I will be re!Cased for availability
to another collector.
It is anticiplled thll this first issue
in the first~ collection of bride-
subjcct plates by America's reigning
mlSla' c1 rornartt 111 wiU brina stron.g
demand. Thus. if )'OU wish to own
•Caroline," )'OU should sCnd in your
reservltion by the date shown-while
the edition is sti II open.
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Pase ICCepC my ipplicabon for •Caroline-by Rob
Sluber. 9-Y4 diameter. 24K gold nm: Mnd-num-
beftd. I wish IO purchase (I or 2> ·caro-
line· P'*(sl • S29 SO (plus S2.14 shipptn! and bmdlU.> ea:h. b ..... o( s (S3 l.64•
or $63.28•).
Plcme dlec:k one
0 I mclole Ml P')'fl1Cnt ~ cll«k or money ordrf 0 Clw.,e my mdit card 0 Visa w MaslCTC'ard 0 Amencan Expas 0 Duwn Club
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No apologies for Lesley Ann
By JERRY BUCK.
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LOS ANGELES-Lesley Ann W.&tTCn's
career has had many shades and colors,
includm& roles as a red-haired immiarant
in ··Everarcen" and a blonde moll in
"Victor-Victoria."
"I've been lucky about what comes my
way," she said. "I haven't been stuck. But
the lut five years r have been careful about
what I do."
In other roles, she's played an emot1onal-
ly disturbed doctor in "Pearl," a hi&h~lass
prostitute in "79 Park A venue." and the
murder suspect Miu Scarlet in "Clue." Her P.'?nrayal of the ultimate dumb blonde in
'Victor-Victoria" brought her an
Academy Award nominatton.
Now she stan in her first thriller, the
movie "Apology," which will debut to-
niaht on pay<able's Home Boll Office.
She stars as Lily McGuire, a conceptual
arttst whose latest proJCCl is an abstract
metal structure desiJncd to serve as a
modem-day confessional. The plot re-
volves around a murder and the
anonymous phone confessions Lily geu
from people apoloaizin& for their sins. fears
and secret desires.
"Apoloa.y" also stars Peter Weller as a
New York City detective detcnnined to
save Lily and capture the loller. Roben
Bierman directed "A~logy" from a
screenplay by Mark Medoff, a Tony Award
winner for writing "Children of a Lesser
God."
The idea for the movie onainatcd when
producers Richard Parks, Rkhard Sm1th
and Les AJeunder saw a newspaper an1cle
about an "apology project" in New York.
They met with the artist and listened to
some of the ta~. Parks said several tapes
"sugested thrillu ideas to us.··
.. ApolOI)'" was filmed 1n the Soho and
Greenwich ViHa1e sections of New York
City and in Toronto.
··1 was drawn to the film 1mmed1ately,"
Warren wd ... When I first read 1t. I said I
wanted to do 1t. J loved the New York feel
to it."
She was cut in the film br executive
producer ROJCr Gimbel. "Id done a ~oject for him years ago, a film c.lled
Betrayal,"• she said. "It was based on a true
story about a woman seduced by her
psychtatrist undu the guise of therapy."
Warren said she had never played a
character like Lily before. "To me she was
really representative of the New York
woman who happens to be an artist," she
said. "She's dedicated, obsessive and
almost has tunnel v1S1on in her ded1cat1on
to her work. She's also tough from living 1n
New York. She'• developed a hard veneer
to deal with livina in the city and a world
with a lot of rejection.
"J think she's made a decision to go 1t
alone in the world. She's not a {>CTS<?n who
looks to be supported in a relat1onsh1p ...
In the film, ho~ver, she and the
detective are two lonely people who are
drawn to each other. "They do deve lop a
kind of relationsbi~>." Warren said. "h's a
kind of non-committed connection ··
Leah~y Ann Warren ln • ApolOQ.'
Warren will also be seen Lh1s fall with
Philip Michael Thomas ( .. M1am1 Vice") in
the NBC movie "Society's Child." Uer
character ma mes a black man and loses her
7-year-old child in a custody fight with her
ex-husband.
"My character goes crazy," she said.
"Her child i' her hfe. She loses her Job. her
husband loses his JOb. Their li ves disinte-
arnte because of the pubhc1ty. The case goes
to the Supreme Coun. She wins, but then-
husband k.Jdnaps the child I was crying all
throu&h the film .
Hayleytrapping parentsagain
By JERRY BUCK UT....._.,_,
LOS ANGELES -Hayle y Mills says
'he wasn't 1nter~ted when first ap-
proached about maluna a sequel to her
childhood role as twins 1n Walt Disney's
"The Parent Trap."
''I was utonished," she said. "I thouatn
what they wanted to do
was try to repeat the
oriJinal film m some
way J wasn't too sure
that was a very &ood
idea It was a aood lUm.
and it's passed the tat of
time."
But she chanled her
mind when she saw that
the script featured a new .___._.
story and developed the MDI•
characters funher.
Twenty·f1ve yurs aao. Mills was 14
ye&rS old when the starred 1n Disney's
popular movie. She ptared identical twins
who were separated as infants when their
p&rents divorocd but &Ot toeethcr H teen-
agers to reunite their parents
She made till mov1es for 01sncy before
leaving the studio at the age of 19. She has
remained one of Disney's most endunng
stars Her pictu~ aJJ have been shown on
the pay-cable Disney Channel. which has
2.6 million sublcnbers.
The sequel, ··Parent Trap 11:· had its
debut on the Disney Channel turday. It
will be rerun Tuetday and five times 1n
Auaust.
Mills plays twins Sharon and Susan, but
this time lbey're arown up and have a
romanuc mixup of their own The 8nuth
actress u1CSanAmerican ICQCnt m the film.
The movie also stars Tom Skcrritt.
Sharon is divorced and living in Tampa.
Aa., with her dau.&htc:r Nikki (Came Ke1
Heim). When Sharon accepts •)Ob in New
York, Nikki and her best fnend Mary
Grand (8ridaette Andet"SCn) decide to play
matchmaker. The t.arsct is Mary's father
(Skenitt). a Tampe sportswnter aQd a
widower. When the romantic sparks don't
fly, they call in Susan to sW1tch places with
her tW1n sister.
Kneger hu spnnkled lhe scnpt with
Hayley Mills tnvia. N1kk1 Fems was her
character in "The Moon Spinners." Mary
Grand 1scJosc to Mary Grant her character
1n "ln Search of the Castaways." Sharon
works as a buyer for a depanment store
owned by Walter Elias -for Walter Ehas
Disney. The movie was lilmed 1n Tampa in 18
days The on1.1nal film took three months.
·· fhosc were 1hc good old days," said
Mills "I was a minor and my hours we~
striclly controlled. I u1ed to wait outJide
the "ud10 pie~ unt1l 11 WIS ttme lO 10 in. If
the d1rtetor wanted one more shot when it
was ume to leave, the welfare worker
would say no I remember one day the
director had to recall 15!1 extras the nut
day for JUSl On(' \hOt
"But the advantaae offilm1na tast 1s that
you never 1,et bored Any free time 1 had
was 1PC1nt chanaina my hair or clothes to
become the other 1win Some day~ I worked
I 8 hours.··
Sunday. July 27 1986 3
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Shriner: Back to a day job
By LYNDA BJRSCH
b Skt.r as returning to dayumc.
Shriner. ooc oftbc btgest a~occ pulls an ~ drama. bas dttKkd to go back to
soap operas.. Question as.. Whldl show will pm.ish Shnntt's t.akot.s.,
Jfs no secret that Sbn nC"r's fomKT boss.
"General Hospual ..
ptOduca Gleria M•ty
wow dpab a l the chanc-c
io art Shnoer ti.ct to ht.S oncinal soap stomp1n.c
pounds. Remember. it
was Shnner·s lo't stof)
•1th Ga.le Fra.ad 1
(Laura) that k.td:cd
··~ncra.1 Hospital .. to
lbt top of the raunp.
Shnntt left ~~nt"ral ~
Hoq>1tal .. foe the no -.«funct tjK' soap
·Teu.s.·· He mack a ~tum mpto ~nttal
HospataJ .. and then <kpartcd for lbt pn~
umc S)n<bca1cd soap "Rma.I~.. ,,.,..
Wbtten. who produced "Rttuals. -as about
to return to has UttUhVC prodU<'IDI )Ob II
-.\11 M y Ouldrm." It was Wantrn wbo
usad ShnnCT to best a<hantqr
Stinner play(d a rMJOT role on -Ratuah ..
and v.-..s scan almost e'·C'I') day. Word
around to~-n ts that Wanttn v.ould hlcc to
do the same with Shnncr on .. AJJ ~h
Clu ldttn. -·
If SbnnCT ~lS to mo '-e to N"' \' o~. ~MC lsn·t tht only soap that -ouJd lake to
ha,·e ham ··.i\5 lb~ World Turns-head
wnltf O..C Marta8ll crcaled Scon} and Laura for M~ H osptal .. a.ad he's
qwtc ,ocaJ about tus ~l!C'f an Shnocr's
t.aknt It~ Marla.od·s stOt)·hM for Scott'!
and Laura and the c.ucuuoo b) ShnDCJ
and Francu that made )'OU.DI rom.at>C't' tbc
bot dlltttlon for da)1une soaps
J• Wil.lmett, rorincm assooated •1lh ·~ Hospnar and no• top.bnang
•'(lwdmg Uabt... IS cttt.a.mly &Yt--art Of
Shnntt's fan appeal as as -o.ys o( Our
Casting some light
on 'Guiding' change
• ~ • .Juty 27. '
>
LI\'M" producer Shetley Cums, who
v.orlctd with ShnneT on "~nCf'll Hospi-tal ••
When asked. Shnner's pubhcat Jim
Warren admitted, "Kin is ready to return
to a 50ap Rtgbt now he's U)'lna to decide
v.h1ch soap v.ould be best for him and
..... h1ch soap be would be best for. K1n 1s
considcnng a {l'lOVC from LA lO New York.
so I v.ouldn't be surpnsed af he cho~ an
East Coast 50ap. Things are up an the air
nght now. but I expect him to mak<' a
dtttS1on 1n the next few da)s.." ·
Sin~ kavingsoapsShnner has appear~
tn tv .. o films. andud1ng ''Red Dragon" from
··M1am1 V1~" producer MJdaHJ Mau.
.. C2p1tol" cast and crew wdcomed back
T.W Carth followmg has car acadent
C urus will relive lbe accident for the T\
ca~ and lhe facial inJun~ he rtt"Ct"ed
from his accident will also be used in the
St Of)
Curus.. a pa.s.scnger in his J!rlfncod·s car
'&S IOJUrtd .,.hen the car was hit from
bctuod Th~ close to Curtis uy he has
bttn an.lltOUs to return to the show for ~\ ttaJ v.'ttk.s
Leci1k WaJJ , who pla)td nurse Luc1lk
\tardl on "General Hospat.ar for O"CT 10
~can. d~ at the agr of87 1n Reno Jul) 11
lo adcbuoo to bCT role as the cantankerous
bead nuTK on G H. Wall deli&hted radio
aucbcncn •ith h« role as l>oru.a. the
crnsadanslav.)cr. on the radio soap "Portia
Faces ult-from I Q.0-52
Dunne Lbosc sa~ )ears. WaU al so pb~t:d Bdk Jones, lhC" ..... ~ of "Lorenzo
}oars. -So adept •AS~ Wll t although tbt radto soaps aired • . k. f ev.
llSlnen 'crt a•<lt'C lha chanden
~ oortra '-ed b'\ the sa actress
Wall k ft GH -.hen e broke her hip
st'tt21 ~n" ago and sintt then had been r:nmd.
~ ~, .. u ainna 1u remote
qJISOdcs ol' Sorinsfiekfs 100) Lake (the
"1tUlC of tbt an6mous Camp C'a)up) .
.tad wrR captd at Blue Mountain
rtxr"'1M>D m Pttbltll. Y . lhrou&h
Jal) 21. 1llir SI.Or) bot wtll f't\oi\C around
Bally (,,_.... Oarb> and R~~ (&rlatJ
Fenti> tr)lOI to tame the unclasaphncd
Dorrie
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~ OCl'?Nt M llWTICll TO TM1 W.. an a 1 CH>,.. ... 5'CM::I While trying to stage a
puppet Sh()w, M06cey meets an unusual
cr•tUft tl'let demand• attention Q (!) lllMI "WhO Done It?" ( 19'2, Com.
dy) Bud Abbott. Lou Costello ( 1 hr . 30 mll'IJ.o.m.-llAUn Wint .. maM
.. Cll ......... ,~
y coverage ot the tlnal leg In the
Tour "-France bicycle 1ece from Pans
'hr.,) ... , ... ,,. ........ ,_..
LA,_1-.IY ......
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...... WllT rr•.._ .. , I CA w••• ..... MlnlGllUC'IDI TOTMI llA-
-I III R ce>.-"Manln's Day" (198•. Otam111
AIC:hard Harris. Lindsay Wegrtef ( 1 hr
38"*U (1)9Gll1..,. CID ... ''Oholl1buSl8f1' ( 1984, eom.-
dy) Bllt Murtay Oen Aykroyd { 1 hr , 4 7
mltl.)
<DllMI "A Man'• Castle" (1933. Ota·
ma) Spencer Tracy. Loretta Young {I
hr .. 16 min.)
Cl) .. "The River Rat" ( 198', Ot•·
ma) Tommy L" Jones, Martha Pllmoton
1 hf .. ~ .rJ, ...., .,..._.,rY"• -atml.., 91A"MU 111 IHOWI
Mltfaaco¥91Y dml4~ ... , .... ....... , .... .._ .... cm ......... .... MlltWnCllTOTMllM-
•U I . Cil MnOllCml Batt>« Saab 5efies lrom
W.tknGlen, N.Y {Taped)
_, ... ~UC. Talladega 500. five
from ~~ma 1ntema11one1 Speedway In
Twdtga. (3 hrs .. 30 min )
l .. cxm•1c1
... "The ChlneM Web" ( 1978, Ad·
~•) Nlcholaa Hammond. Aot>.11
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Yonc Yanltees llrve) (3 hf!. 1 Ii 90¥ll A Ft11YI u• Gfeorr 1 tQ'ld
Otama) Eo Hatr~. Blair Brown (? hr,; .
11 min.) ..,._....,
-WU. w.D....,'11 AmM.I tW ...........
WMl.~W~ mw11 ........... ........... , _ .....
·--"'~ WIMLC'.llMIAlm u•w San Diego Pad1es at St
Louis Cwdlnala (Live) (2 hrs . 30 min )
I CIUClmnt I cw•tYIAM
llOWll "Rocky" ( 1976 Orama) Syl
veslet Stalk>ne. Talia Shife (2 hf5 I Cl) TllATll.C* Bud Light UST S from
BaltlfTlOC'e ( R) (1 hi )
CH>lllMI "The Deec" ( 1977. Adventure)
Robert Shaw JacQVellne Bts.sttt (2 hrs 4
min.) CD llOWll "The Ex·Mrs BradlO!d" ( 1936.
Mystery) Wiiiiam Powell. Jean Arthor ( 1
hf .. 20 min)
(1)9CMI "Dreamtcape" (198.4, Science
FlctlOn) OennlS Quaid Max Von Syoow J.:. hr • 35 l'TWl )
1W I)~ New YOfk Mets 81 Atlanta
Braves (l.M) (3 hlS )
11:11(J) IAft'U. Los Angetes DodO"'fS 81
Chicago Cube (live) (3 hrs , 15 min )
• IM9M1 LOI Angeles OodgerS st Chloago Cube {live) (2 hrs . •5 min )
11::8 G ,...-C* 'fllM.. "Should Min<>fs
Be Required To Get thief Parents Con·
sent For An Abortion?'
IL"': wmtDAft>-.1.IYO
llTlmlf ........
QIO-TIAM
-JU• ........ ---·
ml I ill t Ml "Privatization ,,_ITOOlll aum-.
IMDtfMAZZMD llYll&fi "Shade8 of Oa1knesa"
Joanna Oev\d, No<ma West and June
Brown sta1 In Edith Wharton's story about
a maid who eeems to haunt a tloosenold
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Cl) U. Cl.'91C JlllTIVAL Schedllled
events. FigOfe skating. lndMdual eques111
an and men's speedtkating. l1om The A•
trodome In Hou.ton (Lrve) (:? hrs . 30
lm1n.9'c..wm.-,... •MM
tl9 • llMCM '11-''Super Cttien'' AT M .,_ Scheduted r~
"Hwtbum" (Jlcl< ~ Meryl
Str.-p). "Out of Bounds" (Anthony Ml
chael Hal), "Bellzalre the O.JUn" (Ar
mand Aaeenta) . , ••• _.lll[NllS
C&lltU-
l'WCll ~M..-.cTm TO
CZ.> • -... -""" at•• ~Guest Bitty Wllde1
WllJll Cl ~SNlt" (1971, Orama) Rlch--
ard Roundtree. Moses Gunn (2 hrs )
I WU, -.0""' .,. "Les Ml&efables" ( 1978, Ofe-
ma) Rcherd Jorden, Anthony Peft(tn... (3
hrs)
• tlOWll ''Going In Style" ( 1979, Com&-
<1Y) ~~urns, Art Carney._ (2 hra.L •• M•-eomn .. cw.1 Robert Redford nauates thll portrait of
the nearly eJCtlnct Cdfomle oondof and
the ettort1 being rnao. to seve tha 9P9"
ur.:.~. anwna. lO
CC).,. "Days Of Heaven" ( 1978, Dre·
ma) Brooke Adams. Richard Gate. ( 1 hf ..
35 min) CID llCMI "Streets Of Fife" { 198', Ota-
ma) Mlchael Pare, Olene Lene ( 1 hr., 3"'
min)
(J:) llCMI "Cloak And Oeooer" (1984.
So$pen$e) Henry Thomes, l>et>oay coi.
man (1 hr., 4 1 min.)
llCMI "In Which We Serve" (19'2,
Otama) Noel Cowa1d, John Miiis. ( 1 hr ..
5-4 min.)
CZ)_. "11'8 A Wonderlut lite" (19'7,
Fantasy) James Stewart, Ooone Reed. (2
hrs~ ~I (I) NA~ Open, nn.1 round
llve from Warwick Hiiis Golf and Country
Club In Grand Blanc, Mich (1 hr., 30
Dnbcmea WILD '11 .,_.-&Mm
OuarttHback Sneak A pronte of fonnef
NFL quarttfback Dan Pastoonl. pr...,..tty
8 di'~ drivef I WINCll.D Scheduled us. Ya
U S S R 1n amateur boJClng (Taped) ( t
hr) 1 -TMI~ .. UTBAC'f: M ~ TO
~ ,.~::.,.n:a,.,., I
......... S150,000 Lite Ooub4es Na-
tional CNmplonshlp. trom the MGM
G1and In Aeoo. Nev C 1 tw l I= "Game Of Deeth" ( 1979. Ad-
ventu1e) Bruce Lee. Chock Norri1. (2
hrs)
• .,_ "MO\lle Movie" (1978. Com. i~~Scott. EN Wallac~~·) &'990!-flllTIVAL LA .... . .........
,. 0.nny faces the blt'ler rMlittes of
the enterlalnment bUS1ness when • oom9-
dlan steals his mat91lal In stereo (R) ( 1
hr.) •-econ .. «l.) .. "The Redheed And The Cow-
boy'' ( 1950, Westem) Gleim Ford. Rhon-
da = (2hra)
dl.ft:1-T009IC0111 -•l9tfA Bob CollrW thef• NI ~ ..
Mons of a Coneorda flight from London to
Olkoeh wt'91• tha ~ • 1MtUfed In
the ~'*""*'191 Alrplene ~t1on
Show~~~) I ,,.,,IWMUIT ........
Sunday. July 27. 1986 9
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(() ,_ Longwood Cricicet Club US.
Pro Tournament. final matoh, from Cheit·
nut Hiii. Mass. (Llw) (2 hra.)
•1~uc•..,.._ --=--s WACIT ..aA OI ..,. e.,.. "Curle Of The Rava" (1979. Adventur~lcholes Hammond. (1 hr.)
• MOU. CLOm• Soheduled: ln-
leMews wtth George Bume and Uldll Ev-
ans; Gary Fmlkin reYtews "Heertbum"
~ Nlc:hollon. MefYI SllMP).
Cl) IUD ........ MU. CCI 11 Cl'ICll
Sherlock Holmes and Or. Watson search
!Of llbtary-book thkwee In tNs parody of
the 19'2 movie "Stienock Holmes and
the Secret Weapon." e .,.. "Splendor lo The Grass"
(1981, ~ Melissa Gilbert, Cyr~ 10'~(2 hra Cll1MI NMm •n••.u .,_ "Police Academy 2 Their First
Assignment" ( 1985. Comedy) Steve
GuMenbefg, Bubba Smith (1 hr., 27
min.) CID.,. "Micki & Maude" (1 98'. Com-
edy) Oudtey Moore. Amy Irving. ( 1 hr . 58
min)
(IJ .,. "Pale Rider" ( 1985. Wes1em)
Clint Eastwood. Mlct'lael Morlarty. ( 1 hr ..
53 min.)
Cl) llO¥ll "Gal People" ( 1982. Fantasy)
Nastassia Klnsk1. Maleolm McDowell (2
hrs)
Cl) llO¥ll "The Sword Of The VaAanl"
( 1980, Fantasy) Seen Connery, Miies
Q'Keefe. ~ tw . 42 min ) ·1:-.. ~ mM .... CGU.ICT10I OI LCM
I ~;~. ......
.,.. "The Heavenly Kid" (1 985,
Comedy) Lewis Smith, Jason Gedrlcl<. ( 1
hr .. 29mln.) ., .......
9'0l1~ Scheduled U.S vs
USSR In amateur boxing (Taped) (1
tw) e ... "Con Cepers" ( t979. Adven-
turel Nicholas Hammond. ( 1 hr)
I muC:.A'ICllCICI
... "~t Of The Zombies" (198 t.
Honor) Jaml9 Gllfis, Ryan Hmlard (2
!hrs.~,_ .......
...,. "Kiiier On Boerd" ( 1977,
~H) Claude Akins, Beatrice
Strili; ~ ::.f =le:-..: AT M .... Scn.duled revtews.
"Hewttun" (Jack Nlchollon. Meryl
Streep) : "Ou1 of Bounda" (Anthony Ml-
ohMI Ha•); "Beltz.air• the C.Jun" (Ar·
tNnd ""9nt•) .
Cl) MCIMllA._
(I) .. "o.m.trtus And The G~
tora" (1964. Orwne~ Victor Mature, Su-
san Hayww~ hrs. (fl WT DA'9Wfl eon.um-lnfonnetlon on caSio watc:hee..
wotf dogs a P9tl and oonUlng ~
lebelt i=c:r-
10 Sunday, Juty 27, 1986
CC).,.. "Alo Bravo" ( 1959. Western)
John Wtryoe. Deen Manin (2 hr, . 25
min.)
I .ca ........ , ..... -.....
.. af.IDA'::' c:omtng down with a &e'iere
ca9e of at.age frlgtlt. Chris consldefs leav·
l!)g the 1choot In ate<eo. (R) ( 1 hr\
• U.. UA•t-WJ•IM The
anlmala that fell prey to the klllef whale
I·~~ rugged coat of Argentina ere .A .... lfM.,_
MTmM.-''llC.....,_ ,_ Lim Guests: Gary McGivern's
defense att~1977-78) and law P<C>-feaor Mlohael • ~Marvin Frank·
el, author of " I Sentences -Law
;=~~·>
(I) u.a. Ol.'91: 11111WM. Sclleduled
events; Boxing Mmiftnals. figure skating
end cyding, from The As1rod0me 1n Hous-
ton. rli/:J (3 hrs.) CID "Cennonball Run II" ( 1984.
Comedy) Burt Reynolds. Dom Deluise L! ht., 48 min ) CD.,. "Way Out Wett · ( 1936. Com&-
dy) Stan Laurel, Ollvef Hardy ( 1 hr 6
min.) (l) LIUmll • .,,. ... Me ,..,.,.
Ted Knight. modeling agent John casa-
i.ncas: luxury resorts In the Swiss Alps
11~ the Dominican Republlc and Peru
~ ~ "The Men With Ooe Red Shoe"
(1985. Comedy) Tom Henka. Dabney
Cotemen. ( 1 hr • 32 min )
Cl) .,_ "T0ppet" (1937. Comedy)
Cary Grant, Constance Bennett ( 1 hr
37 min.) "*'--...., .. Cll ...
l mc ...
MC ... Q
Ma a..aom..
ccmurw~ •uYOn•
-Evening----
·1 t.e.~ TIT Ml .. lntMView
wtth actOf Tom Hanks ( 1 tw ) e .,. "Aecttlesa" ( 1984, Otame) Al-
dan Quinn, 0.ryl Hennah. Cooflk:ta arise
wtlefl a troubled teen-aged blk8f, allenat·
ed from his alcoholk: father and an out·
cast from society, becom9I Involved with
a )'OUng woman lrom a 1traltlaced. middle
ciaSI f~(2 hrs.) 1:. "Game Of 0..th" (t979. Ad·
vent\Ke) 8NOe Lee. Chucic Norris The
king of kung tu beni.e two formidable v11-
1a1n1. ( 2 hrl ) •--•<•r wn .... "Blee* Sunday" ( 1977,
) Robert Shaiw, Manhe Keller A
def~ Vlttnem Yet..n jolr'8 an Arab
i.rroril1 In a ptot to murder 80,000 1.#\
~&IC* 8ow4 .. ,,. (3 hta.) e MIT ..... "Oimee Of Neglect" ( 1
ht.) I :"An oYef'Ylew of the aucceas1UI
llght by enoAronmentakta and ldentllf• to
~t the OIJ!fey'S ax.ltnctlon. (R) Q ( 1 ~LMIOAT
twit'DCl--GIWU
"l ... &Mf...., .. ...
Oll>CCUll ,_..0(91111
CtllCll n oun Howard tri. to cope
with 1ri. son of en a'<' army buddy and 1
man who s obsesMd with lry1ng to breel
the WOfld's r8COfd In rope llklpplng. (A) S ...,.... .._ Vlc6(i •JIPlelns the facu
of Ille to Jemie
1.1.0TDO-.Vll
llO¥ll "The Mysterious Stranger'
( t982, Fantasy) ctui&tOf)hef Makapeaoe
Fred Gwynne. A daydreaming Mtuoo.
bOy fancies an enoounter with an angel o
doblous ~IQifl 11'\ medievlll Auatrla ( 1 tv
30 ffiin J I U11•&~-!' ... .. IT'llliiowt• .. NOU.NOap., _,..c.w~
NI Cl) • ..,,. Rebroedcuta: Humar
Growth Homione, a drug athlet• '--O.
spite its potent111lly hermiul llde effects
report on the mlSonderslood bfaln disor
der schi.zophrenla: l)<Oflle of opera singe
Bevfl!_ty sins. (R) t 1 hr.)
8 • •• ~ Rlc;t( and Grandi• ther Stratton rry to rneke a fortune In the
baseball card-trl(llng manc.t. In stereo IBl •a ~-QYSl "Herbit
Rides Again" The Volkswagen wtth • mlllC
ol its own helps a feisty grandmothe
outwit a sinister fellow Helen Hayes enc
Ken Beuy star 1n thlS 1974 comedy O (2
hrs J... ~ ITM llMCM Guest El Dea.roe Ir
~ter:oJ..~ ( 1 hr ) I ~:.':..ct JGU.IJIJ-UP
UllSTM CQflaMe
._ AT flClfll Oemonlttetlng hit
versatility, Jotin Williams conOJc:ts ~
of his moVl8 llCOfes and J>'ay. the hafpsi
ChOrd (1 hr )
lC).,. "Rocky" ( 1976, Orame) Syl
11estef Stallone, Talia Shire. A tmd-timE
Phlladetph1a bOx&f get• • r•r• ch9nCf for
tame and glory When fate leedl him toe
Bicentennial bout with a world champion
PG (2hrs )
® ... "Ghostbult8"9" ( 19&4. ~
dy) Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd. ~lenct
giio.tflghters spring to eotlon when •
UanhaTtan hlgtl us. becomel the getewa'1
tor f.arttHnvadlng ghoull 'PG' Q ( 1 ht
47 min)
(!) ....
Cl) llO¥ll "The Riv8f ~" ( 1984, Ota·
ma) Tommy L" Jones. Marthe Plmpton
Paroted aftor aerv'ing thirteen v-i In P<fs.-
on, a man returns to his hOfnt ~ the
M1$$11$lpp1 Ind 11ruggiea to form • rela-
tlonlhlp with the daughter he,_., knew
'PG' Q ( 1 hr , 34 min.)
CZ) .. "Mad Max 8tyond Thunder·
dOme" (1985. Adventure) Mii QIOaon,
Tina Turner After ~ roObtd. 1 m11n
confront1 lhe meat,... of ~bl,_. I·
epocafyphc tOC~ Wld II · to a
dl'8I to lhe death PG-13' < 1 ht.. mtn ) 1-••o •• ,. • ....., .... a.. beCOmeS
tr~ In an •b•nOoo'!'d refriglrator lo 1:1'».8.. DO MT ... 11'1 ctAl&n -.... This ptOflle of 9lngef°
Bot> Getdal, orgena, of '"'-..._ Nl9f' Pf~ Band Aki end live Aki tree. NI t~ Mp to drougf\t1tncken Africe 9nd
lrldudat footaQt from the Lt-It Aid con-cert
(l) Clm1Wt IC:8CI ...,.. • .,..
I -laaday Cont
Tope ~ry·a lmpect on the envtroo-
"'9nt.
... (J) • I~ -wwrl Jelelca and enottw author try to prevent a lyndl moo
from exewtlng a young man acctMed of n (R)0(1hr) *"*" CODI Oii lWI .... e) Delton (Oher1el Teylot) trav-
ela 10' ~on to hell> e rancher who's ~ hetewd by ~tde rust.In. C 1 hf.) • WI -.UC. A young mod-iPa murder IHds Dempsey and
M.iitepeect to en lnterNtlonel diamond-~operation. ( 1 hi.) ~• ,.._ "The M.-n From Laramie"
955, Weet«n) James Stewen. Wallace
d. A man ~ r...enge on the gun-
runners ~ble for his brother's
death (2 hrs.)
CJ) Ta&a ... M D.Wr-An trlsh
tarot card reader who fofetells ont'j good
newt ettempta to dl8poae of cards thlt ~er and omlnoue reedlngs (R) I .. ••ina Historian Mtchael Wood~ the Congo Rlvef nor1heeat
from l<Jnlhasa In western Zalfe to Klaan-
aanl and the joining of the Lowa end Lue· Iii~ RMrs at Lowa. (R) Q ( 1 hr ) l .... ,.Lalm
... ,. Cl Wm "The Aame
Tr .. of Thlka" The son of the Grants'
heed man finds hll way Into the dynamite
i1or9 l'lut. (Part 4 of 7) (R) Q (1 hf)
(I) lflmTIC8'1• (JJ .. "ao.k And [)egger" ( 198',
Suspenee) Henry Thomas. l>abney coi.
man An 11-yeer-old with an overzeatoue
imaglnetton beOOme9 entangled in a reel-
llfe epy adventure when he wttneaes a
murder and the theft of loP-.cret mllhary dotSJrn.,,ta. 'PG' ( 1 hr , 41 min ) -CCUll ---.. LOUtlMfr ilili-iii Wl:\Zlm .... 1.:1 --a1•1 YOUIWM911MmwnM1&-.-
.... (J) .. "Mlsslng CN!dren: A
Mother's Story" ( 1982. Cll'ame) Mare
Winningham. Polly Hollldey. An a~
and l»lt•ate young woman f ... vtctlm to
an unacruputous adOplton agency that
aeparat• her from her tf'wee 1mal chil-
dren (R) 0 (2 hfs ) 8 ... "C.A T. Squed" (Premiere.
Suspense) Joleph Cort.... Steven w ..
James. An elite goyemment antHerrorist
squed II assembled to put an end to e
aeries of attacks upon thole Involved In a
top tecret NATO defenM profacl Q (1!
IY&.) I coueruu niaoin,,.mi ... , 0 .,. "For Lovers Only" (1982,
Comedy) Deborah Raffln. Ar'l(jy Grffflth. A
honeymoon retreat plays hol1 to an a•
sortment of newlywed couples. (R) Q (2
~Ln..-~ "Kille< On Board" (1977,
Suspense) Claude Akins. Beatrice
Straight A deedly and mysterious vlrlJa
tf'weeten. the Nves of 500 passengers
· aboard a crulH ahlp(2 hrs.)
• mll llTMCO'll Ml6
Ill),,_, IWAIUllT
• WIM Cl 1111Am "The Rama
Trees ol Thlka" The eon of the Grants'
haed man flnds his way into the dynamite
stor=~~of7) (R) Q (1 hr.) I ....... "Shades of Oartcnea"
Joenna David, Norma West and June
Brown star in Edith Wharton's story about
a maid wtiO seems to haunt a household IB> Q ( 1 hr> CCHICMI "little Darlings" (1980. Come-
dy) Tatum O'Neal, .Krmty McNlchol At
Slfmme< camp, two reen-ege girls com-
pete to see wtiO will be the first to lose her ~lnlty 'R' ( 1 hr • 35 min.) w CO•a flUi.nt ..-. Hlghllghts
lrom Edinburgh. Scotland (Taped) ( 1
hr )
(B) .,_ "Apology" ( 1986, Suspense)
Lesley Ann Warren. Peter Wetter An anlat
puts her own llfe In Jeopardy when she
records anonymcua phone 0011f111la.•
for an event.garde ~ Q ( 1 hr .. 40 ct Jr • .,.
(I) Al • Robef1 Carradine and Jonsthan
Had8ry It• In WMllem Hoffman'• awar~
winning l*Y wtllctl deall ~ • homoaex·
uaJ A.10$ *tlm. hlil bier who r.tuma to care for him. and the emotional ttaume
~the dllwe. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.) CJ) ''The R!Ye(' ( 1984, °'*"8)
Mel Glblon, Staey Speolk. e>v.m.ldad
Cltdlt, dac:ll llng Pf9'ttl and lillng ftood ..,.,.,. ttnet.n a herdwol'tdng term ,.,,....
~·~~.2mln.)
.. ~,_After oomW1Q dOwn wtth a--.
cue of ltege Mght. Otwtl ~ ~
Ing the 8Chool. tn ttereo. (R) ( 1 hf.)
-1--.. n • • Tanz&tMan ChMtahe that are threatened by l)OeChefs. (R) I ... '°"_ ... ,..,.,.
.. lnsteed ot fighting on horMbectc
In Europe, Walter ancJ Blly (Soon Mc:Gr•
gor, Scott Burgee1) are -.t to Gallpojl
where they combat the TIR1 tn gNllng
trench warfare; back In AUltrek Diane
(Jackie Woodbume) IMrrla lhe II preg-
nan~~~~(1 tv.) I .uT 5 U DI W :• "La c.ner.nto-
la'. Thia prOductlon of Roealnl'. comic op-
era. based on the farnlllat Cinder ... tally
tale. faatur• Fr9derica von Stade, Fran-
cilco Araiza, Paolo Montar90lo, Laura
Z.nnlnl, Margherita GugAelml, Claudio
Oeader1 and Ffaut Pllahka. (Englah Subtl-
llet~ereo. (R) (3M.) ~ ... ''Mad Max Beyond Thunder·
dome" ( 1985, AdV"enture) Mt! Gbon.
Tina Turner. After being robbed. • man
confronts the mlltr-of ~bizarre -
apocalyp11c ~ and II to • duel to the death. PG-13'(t hf.. min.) (l)TM.8 ... MM.._.. __
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-ICMDCll IUT Topic Rock MUSIC Ceo-CE~All ea.a Sporls competition ·
feeturlnn cast members !Tom "Oitrrent
Strokes:"· "What's Happening Nowll" and
"!:fOllYW<>Od Beat.'' (R) ( 1 hr ) I LM.im CMfm.I. u.y,.-.... :=tis,
-tllmAY• .. -'"iW••
tW '&cg t.-::a:-An lrlSh
tatot card reader who forec.IS only good
news enempts to dtspose o4 cards that bring_ sinister and ominous r .. dlngt (R)
II (IZ) CIM1WI C:lllJ fl W rA ..... ..,, RAIUllT ·
llTmaTICllAL n This Swlss.-made
0ocumentary examines the growing u S
phenomenoo of "electroolc churches,·
and the show business aspect of this min-
istry, by JUXtaposing the evangelical styles
ol Jim Bakker and Ernest Angley O ( 1
tv.)
..... MOGUi
CC).,.. "Avenging Angel" (1985. Dra-
ma) Betsy Russell. Rory Call'loun A law
9Chool student seeks to avenge the mur-
der of the pohceman who rescued her
from a life of prostitution 'R' O ( 1 hr .. 33
min.)
(!) AllfO UC. I09Y IWW. muM
IDYCMUC:. CJD .,. "Heaven Help Us" ( t985.
Comedy) Donald Sutherland, John
Heard In the 1960s, a group of teen-age
pranksters finds It difficult to toe the line in
a s1rlctly disciplined Catholic school 'R' i! hr., 44 min )
(!) ITAlt u.t Sports competition
featuring cast membefs from "Oiffrent
Strokes." "What's Happening Now11·· and
"Hollywood Beat " (A) ( t hr )
Cl) llO¥S "Until September" (1 ~. Ora-
ma) Karen Allen, Thlefry Lhe!'ml1te
Stranded in Paris atter being separated
from hef lour group. an Am&rlcan woman
meets al'\d falls in love with a married
banker 'R' ( 1 hr 35 min )
(%) 90ft "Bringing Up Baby" ( 1938,
Comedy) Kathartne Hepburn. Cary Grant
An archaeologist sets out to ratSe a mllUon
dollars for his museum but ends up In
votv.d wtth a pretty socl811te Ct hr . 42
mlnJ.i1ulTalO '" .... ,...,..flW.
11:9 * ... Wit• niMIW90RTI ....
wmlUQIAIUI ._._
AT M .,_. Scheduled reviews.
"Heartburn" (Jack Nicholson. MefYf
Streep). "Out of Bounds" (Anthony Ml-
cheel Hall). "Beliza1re the Cajun" (Ar
mend Ateente) o ....,,.,.u111•••-n n11 wm lnteMeW
l~i~(t~J
Nlm .... _.,
tW .... ''The Gt ... Is Greener·· ( t961.
Comtdy) Cary Grant. Jeen Slmmone An
AnWtcan millfonalre la foroed Into e duel
1118' falling In love with a British .. rra
Wff• (2 hrs . 15 min)
12 Sunday, July 27. 1986
••:.j 1-W.'l...,_MCI_
-VTWOGD a om• Scheduled: in-
terviews with Geo<ge Burns and Linda Ev·
ans; Gary Frenldln r8'1tews "Heartl>IJrn"
(Jack Nicholson. Meryl Streep).
1:...-.:-. ii
L01T••AC1 ........ ""'"'a.Alm ----(!) u.&. Cl. YWIC NITIWA&. Scheduled
events Flgure=a• . indMdual equestri-
an and men·• •ting. from The Aa·
trodorne m Houston. (R) (2 hrs.. 30
min.)
Cl).,. "Gally. Gaily" ( 1969, Musical)
Beau Bridges. Melina Mtlfcourl A country
boy learns the ways of the city In turn-of-
the century Ch~ (2 hrs )
tt:11 I TO• Al•-•lllllil D..iUlee..i111
Wll ..... II
11::118 .,_ "LOiiy Madonna XXX" ( 1973.
CXama) Rod Steiger. Robert Ryan A feud
erupts when the Gutshalls and the Featt.-
ers. modern-day moonshlnefs. lay claim
to the same par<* ot land (2 hrs. 15
mm) Cl> .,_ "The Savage Curse" (1974.
Mystery) George Ctialdrls, Jenny Agutter
A man learns two disturbing facts about
htS missing brother's glrtfrtend evfJry man
who falls In love with her disappear• and
her protective uncle is obsessed wtth the
works of f dgaf Allen Poe ( t hr , 30 min )
-... 0 ~---I W I In lllOWCA•
'mcA't1Wta
L.lllm.a OI M .cit All> PAmUI
Ted l(ntgtlt, moc'9flng agent John C&aa·
blancas. luxury resorts In the Swtsa Alps. lta'h, the Dominican Republic al'\d Peru
J,;,~1NIU.
11:9(C) .WW "Malibu Exptess" (1984.
Adu") Darby Hinton. Sybil Denning A&-
slgned to Investigate a compute< compa-
ny's shady business dealings. a Texan
finds himself In the mlCldle of.a spy caper
'R' ( 1 hr • 41 mm )
1119 .,_ ··0reamscape·· (1984, Science
flctton) DennlS Quaid. Max Von Sydow
While working with a &eientlst wno has dis-
covered a way to prot!Ct one's c0090lous
thoughts Into another s dreams, a J>IYChlc
stumbles upon a plot to use the method
for political purposes. In stereo 'P0· 13' Lt hr., 35 min ) a. (II) .,. "The Rosebud Beach Hotel"
( 19&4. Comedy) Colleen Cemp, Pet9'
Scolerl An enterprising couple puts 1 run-
down aeetk» resor1 on !he roed to finan-
cial recoyery by hiring pr09tltutee who
double .. bellhops 'R' ( 1 hf . 27 min ) a W (f) .,. "Trapped .. (1973. ~)
James Brolln. Susan Clatk. Upon recover-
ing from ~. a man awak·
ena In a clOMd department store and clle-
covera that It It protected by ~ doge.
lhf., 30mlrq
MW•IOTTO-..anmu.u. .. _ = "OxfOfd Bluel" ( 1984, Ofame) Rob Lowe, Alty Sheedy Oxiord ~
ty'a lradltlona at• loeeed 10 the wind by•
brash Amertc.n teen-eglf In ~ of an
etus1ve British COV'tf girt 'PO 13' ( 1 hr
33r;• ~1 ... ICOTT
·1---'",.,... . ........ u.
• 1 (I) ..rTWATCll ... "The Last Vdey" (t971. Ad
vent\Jte) MiChael c.in.. Omei Shenf In
the 1as1 Gennan vilege to be ~ouehed
by 811her plague or the Thirty y..,..· War
the townspeop6e try to coexist PMO&f\Jll)
with the ~Ing IOldiera. (2 hrs.) ~=mPRmle n (8).,.. "Lovellnet" (1984, Onlma)
Greg Bradford. Mary Beth Evena. Pranl<
playiog students from rival California high
sch<>ols get togethe!' tor• showdown ·~
(1hr.33mln )
Hl(C).,. "Certain Fury" (1985. Ofama)
Tatum O'Neel. Irene Cata Two teen-age
girls are mcstal<enty lmplcated In 1 COUil·
room shootout and are llUf**' by IN!
police A' ( 1 hr . 27 min ) ,.! ..... '* ... lnBl.Y••••• ,. ZIY_,MDTW ....
.,. "Pale Aklef" ( 1985, Western)
Clint EastwOOd. MICheel Moriarty A mys-
terious stranger rides Into a mining town
and brings muct.-needed retie! to gold
prospectors being harraseed by an Uf)-
SCfupuklus pawer baron In ateteo. 'A' O D hr . 53 min.)
119 .... •1 llYI TO •ICClll c:.. ...
AWi
TlmAllt..,
.WW "Wartime Romanoe" ( 198~
Drama) In post-World War 11 Odema. a
married man falls In love with an ermy
nurse he met dunng the war ( t ht 33
min~ ·1r:~ .. ._ Mlmt• H•1WT mATIJMWCQMTll
.. ... "Ghoulles" ( 1984, CameOy)
Pe1er Llapl&. Usa Pelikan A ~ un
der an e\111 spell. hit befuddled glfttr1elld.
two benevolent ell/es and a n.t Of at•nic
creaturee conve<ge In a dlltP!deted Holly·
wood mansion. 'PG-t3' ( t hr .. 2• mk\.)
.. (JI) .. ''The Deep'' ( t977, AcMWlture)
Aobett Shaw. Jacqueline Billet. A young
oouplt find romanc. and ,,...,,.. • they
dlw ott the coat of S.muca. 'PG' (2 hrl.,. min.)
..... "Attecl( Of The~ P9ople"
( 1958. Homlt) John AslM. John ~. A
toy nw.ufwlctuttt perillcta • method of t~= ln10 dob. ( 1 ht., 30 min )
Ullii ....... _.,,
W =-=•IT I I TODAY -. .. ""-·-.. '"The Rlvef" (198'4, Oreme)
Mtl Glbaon, Sleey ~. Ovwextended
credit, d9cllolog proftt1 and l'llllng ftood
ntera ttw.ten a herdwoftdng '*"' fanV-ty 'PG-13' (2 hrs., 2 "*')
-•
.. ~
•()) "The Sword Of The Valiant" ( 1980,
Fantasy) Sean Comery, Miles O'keefe l! hr • 42 min.)
U(C) "Until September" (1984, Orama)
Karen Allen. Thierry Ltwmlne. ( 1 hr., 35
min)
Ht ct) "Great Expectations" ( 194 7, Drama)
John Miiis, Velefle Hobson. ( 1 hr.. 58
min)
M al) "Fathef's Uttle OMdend" (1951.
Comedy) Spencet Tracy, Eltzabeth Tay-
lof. (2 hrs.)
19(%) "Come Clean" (1931. Comedy) Stan
Laurel. OllYet Hardy •CH> "Cloak And Dagger" ( 1984,
Suspense) HeofY Thomas. Dabney Col&-
man ( 1 Iv .• 41 min )
Cl) "The Savage Curee" (1974, MyatefY)
George Chaklris. Jenny Agutter. ( 1 hr . 30
min)
(%) "A Wall With Love And Death"
( 1969. Romance) Angeica Huston. A&-
saf Dyan. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
•Cl) "The Mysteflous $trangef" ( 1982.
Fantasy) Christopher Mak~. Fred
G~ (1hr .30mln.) •9 "In Harm's Way" (1965. Drama)
(Pert 1 of 2) Jottn Wayne. Kint Douglas l! hr., 30 min.)
CC) "A Passage To India" (1984, Drama)
JOdy Davis. Victor BanerJee (2 hrs . 43
min)
•Cl) "The Shootlst" (1976. W•tem) John
Wayne. Lauren Bacen (2 M.)
(%)"Bringing Up Baby" ( 1938, Comedy)
Katharine Hepburn. Cary Grant. ( 1 hr • 42
min)
-(I) "Private PotttH" (1963. Drama) Torn
Courtenay. James Maxwell ( 1 hr • 30
min) -CH> "Girts Just Want lo Have Fun" ( 1985,
Comedy) Sarah Jesalca Parlcer. Lee
Montgomery ( 1 hr . 27 min.)
11:9 Cl) "The Secret Of N I. M H." ( 1982, Fall-
tasy) Animated Votc::et of Bz.abath Hart-
man. Dom DaLulM ( t hr .. 20 mfn.)
(%) "Topper" ( 1937. Comedy) Cary
Grant. Constanc. Bennett. ( 1 hr . 37
min)
-a.t1 ....... 11ov1es-
-· "Goodbye Bruce L•: His Last Game Of Death" ( 1973. AdYenture) Bruce Lee.
Kareem Abdul Jabber. (2 hrs.)
ct) "Rage" ( 1972. Drema) George C
Scott. Richard BaaeNrt. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.)
. , .l.. 00 "Nlgtltwlng" ( 1979, Sulpefwe) Nia<
Mancuso. ~warner. ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) we "The Captive Heart" (1947, Drama)
Michael Aedgf aw. Beall Radtord. ( t hr ..
30mln.)
19(%) "A Flash Of Green" (1984. Drama)
Ed Harris. Blair Brown (2 tn.. 11 min )
•ct) "Who's Afraid Of Vtrglnla Woolf?"
( 1968, Drama) Elizabeth Taylof, Richard Burton. (2 hrs.. 9 min.)
Cl) "Mad Max Beyond Thundefdome"
( 1985. Adventure) Met Gibaon. Tina rumer ( 1 hr .. 46 mln )
*®"The Secret Of NI M.H." (1982, Fan-
tasy) Animated. Voices of 81zabeth Hart-
man, Dom Deluise. ( 1 hr • 20 min.) CD "Private Resort" 11985. Comedy)
Rob Morrow. Jottnny Depp ( 1 hr , 22
min)
•(%) "Daisy Miller" (1974, Drama) Cybill
S~d. Barry Brown. ( 1 hr .. 30 min )
4119 (1) "The Myslerlou9 Stranger" (1982,
Fantasy) Christophel' Makepeace. Fred
G'#)'Me ( 1 hr . 30 min )
.t:W (t) "A Shining Season" (1979, Drama)
Timothy Bottoms. Allyn Ann Mclerle ( 1
hr., 40 min.)
•(%)"Metropolis" ( 1926. Science-Action)
8rlgltte Helm, Attred Abel (2 hrs . 19
min) •IJZ> "The Swan" ( 1956, Romance) Grace
Kelty, Alec Guinness (2 hrs.)
-1vea1ng ----., ... *"..,. (II vmlll At ptess time. scheduled
games were Boston Red Sox at Chicago
While Sox and Callfornla AngelS at Oek-
land~a·ape delay) (3 hrs )
a.ACI ........
mA19\'' &CM980 a:z•• MWITIGlll
• 111111 9Cllf me ...
LA-19PPAl&Y
WllM ... "The Reluctant Dabutante"
( 1958, Comedy) Rex Harrtson. Kay Ken
dell. A women tries to lntrodU<:e her Amer-
ican-raised stepdaughter to English socl-
~ (1hr .• 36mln) CH)..,. "Cannooban Ruo" (1981.
Comedy) Burt Reynolds. Dom 0.Lutse
Varloos oddbed cherecters ce>mpete in a
coast-to-coest auto race. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 35
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an aAOrtmenl of eooentrlcs trl• to mw-
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Cl) ... "A~ A Glr1" (1959. eon.
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Stewart and Annie Lennox of the Euryth-
mics. I =.a.um Ad\lloe cotumnlat Ablgel
Van Buren ("Dear Abby"): the owners of
the Vermont Inn featured on TV'a
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NI ... "Long Way Home" (1975. Dr•
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caped convict befriends the family of a
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( 1969, Romance) Angelica Huston. M
saf ()yen A young French couple fall 1n
love during the cal4mltous 8fa of the Hun-
dred Years 'N•r 'PG' ( 1 tv .• 30 min )
I "*... ' .. ICIMCIOl#e ..... A spy·
turneo-&uthot threat~ to blow Amanda
~·s cover (R) (1 tv )
• • '~ Oevld Willie •nd ... ark
make plans to he!p their mother <*el>f•te
her wedding annlvetMfY In stereo (R)
• .,_ "Duel In The Sun" ( 19.47
West8fn) Jennifer Jonec, GteQOtY Peck
A beeutlful half·bfeed lndlan glrt ioucnes
ott an exploslve family I~ when lhe
comes to lrve In the home Of a weetthy
canlemen and his two sons. (2 hrs J
(I) Tm IOITCll flOfJI • NOLL YWOCID Ar
lhur Fiedler leads the Popa In ''The C3rn1
val of the Animals. Grand ZOOIOglcal Fan-
taSI&" by Saint-Saaot and en Amencan
Memories S1ng·Along Wllh host Charlton
Heston and guests (()gar Bergen, Charlie
MoCarttry and MOftrmef Snefd ( 1 hr 30
li:-HMOM rn T-k
( 1965. Olama) Kirk Douglas, Richard
Harris. A water plant is destroyed In W0<1d
War II 10 stave ott ~man development of
an atomic bomb (2 hts . 30 min ) e ~ AT fllOf'I Johnny Mathis and
Natalie COie j<>ln conduct0< John WUllams
and the Boston Popt In this muslcaJ salute
to the late Nal King Cole. Songs lnCIUde
"Mona Lisa" and "Ramblln' ~ose · In
St8f~~L.-l 'lmCM llAIT9I "Unl<nown Chap-
lin · Hidden Treasures Part Ill of Ill" Prevt·
ousty unseen ftlm Clips of Chaplin includ
ing home movies. fll1Tl$ made for his own
amusement, 1band<>ned projects. and
outtakes from "City Lights' and 'Modem
Times " o ( 1 hr )
Ct) MOVIE "The Terminator" ( 1~ Sci
enee Fictl<>n) Arnold Schwarzenegger
Linda Hamilton A cybolg is sent baek 1n
ltfTle trom the year 2029 to present-day
l06 Angeles 10 assassmate a woman who
Is destined to gJVe birth to a re11okltlooary
'R' 0 ( 1 hf . 48 min )
(!) U•ILL'I .U1UT llTI World Se-
ries Unsung Heroes. (R)
(JI).,_ "The Woman In Red'. ( 1984
Comedy) Gene Wilder. Ketty leBrock. An
othef'Wlse happily married San Franctaco
bureaucrat becomeS obeesMd wtth a QC>f·
geous model and tries desperately to lnltl
ate an attalt with hflr 'PG-t3' Q ( 1 hr,
27 min) (I) .,_ "The Woman In Red" ( 1984.
Comedy) Gene Wiider, Kelly Le8r()ci(. An
otherwise t\9ppily mamed San Franci8e<>
burMUCtlt becomes Obensed with 8 g<>f·
080'4 model and tries desperately to lnltl·
ate an aflalr with her 'P0· 13' { t hr 27
nWl .. fE --~he Stc:ret Of N.l.M H."
( 1982, Fantuy) Animated Voloee of
Elube1h Hartman. Dom Oelulae A M-
Ctfl IOdtty of r•t• alda a detper•t• field
mouae In .. Ying h8f hOm8 from lhe ruth
..,_ Of man In mereo ·o· ( t hr 20
~"If I Had My Way" ( 19•0. t.4utl
eaJ) Bing C..oet>y, Glorle JMl'I Two vau
de\llllleog e>pen a nlghlelub In New V0<k
14 Sunday, July 27. 1986
IWlth the help Of an orph9n and her re-
serwd rtletlYea. ( 1 tv .. ~min) •8 e HlllBll ftcml The petrone oi •
South &ON pub go to extremes to ooGecl
on a aol'a lfe ln&uranoe policy In atlf'eo
i>~wu
rulf9 ......... ,. lli't•Dm Advice columnist Abigail
Van Buren ("'Oeet Abby"). lhe own8fS of
the Vermont Inn featured on TV's
0 'Newherl ..
i ....... ... "*'II .I
.. IA11 I au.a Kata and Allie wind up 1n
jail after penldpatlng In a stUdeot protest
~) D • .,.. "1'11') Dancing /\$ Fast As I
can" ( 1982. Orama) Jltl Clayburgh. NlcOI
William90n Bated on the true story of a
suooesa1\JI telelllsb'l produc«'a attempts
to ove<come her Vaflum addiction Q (2
hrs) 8 m¥ll "Vanishlog Point" (1971. Ora-
ma) Barry Newman .. Cleavon little A 10<·
mer cop 18 aided by a blind dlac jockey
When he acoepts • challenge to dtlve •
htgh-P9ff0fm&l'l04t race car from Denver to
San ~rancisco In rlOOfd time (2 hrs ) R ="And Baby Male• Six" ( t979.
Olame) Colleen ~. Warren Oetes
A middl&-aged couple lee. a variety of
emotional responses trom family and
lrlenda wtlefl they dl&cover that they wlll
soon be parents 8QMl (2 hrs )
• .,.. "Taxi Ortver" ( 1976. Olama)
Robert OeNlro, Cyblll Shepherd. A New
York cab driver plots a unique btand of
revenge agalnlt the dealers of CO((Upllon
whO constantly take their loll on the resi-
denta of the cM hrs.)
al) UW 1RIC IJlllll (ml • · •c.,.....,.. ''lMlknown cnap-
hn Hidden TrMIUt• Part Ill of IH" Prevl-
OU$1y UnMen film ellps Of Chac>lln lnclud-
tng home movies, fllme made f0< hll own
amusement. abandoned projects. and
outtakes from "City Lights" and "Mooem r1rg .JJ. "Li/. 1._ ... .,,Vie feny boat and tux·
Ufy cruller. playwright and novellst Brian
Thompson trev91a the Nile RlveMrom thfl
Sudan to ns Medlt8fronMn delta_ (A) O U hr)
(f) CCI llQIFIUl.111 OW Highlights
lrom Edinburgh. Scotland. (T•ped) ( 1
hr.)
Cl)ITAITtm
(%) .,_ "A Flesh Of G<een" ( 1984.
Olame) Ed Harris, Blalr Brown. In t961, e
Florida joufneltst faces • ITI()(al dltemma
when e pol1tlclan IOllclts him to dig up dirt
on enviOOmentallsts that are thw11r'llog hla
ambft~j· 11 min.) • 8 (J) Joanna and Stapharue
take a peel( at Mtchael'a secret diary (R)
~.,,. "The little Fox•" ( 19-41. Ole-
ma) Btttt O.vtl. Herbert Marshall Baaed
on the pley by UHlan H.itman A Southern
!amity tacee Ifs downfall attlf' the CMI
Wat. (2 tn.. 40 mlnllil
(8) "°' ., •• ' 1"I --The NNTN cut lpOOfa evtfythlng from the
Academy Awaroa to the mov\Nnd "'°It'
ule In thlt continuing utlta. CD llOW9 "A Weddkig" (1978, Olame)
Carol Bumttt. VlllOJlo Gallm8n Director
AoMtt A11men'1satlrlcal11\eW ot an Amer·
lean Institution lhe gether1ng of two famt-
llel for a marriage ceremony. unlN.shlng
unbelleveble MCrets about and en-
eount8f1 betweeo member• of the raepee-
ti'ie clans 'PG' (2 tits.. 5 min.)
(I) ... "l0te Child" (1882. Dr•ma)
Amy Madigan. a.Ml Bndg9a. A ~I
Wimate In a women·• pttaon W8Qt1 a bet
tie to keep her chlld. who ... father9d ~
a married B'!d 'A' ~ 1 hr .. 35 "*') I OIW •oMW .. w ~ a ucn CaQney'• ne-.
partner r5 a known polioe lnforment. (Al
I(~ _, .... G MM ,_ Cl9' ._.. ''The
World of Photography," wtth Wei.am
Wegman and Michael Smith, epooft how
10 and self-Improvement COUl"lllS. In ate<
eo ·----ct) .. "llfeforoe" (1985. Science F1e
tlon) Steve Railsbect<. Petet Firth. Ttvee
space vamplreo are traneported to Eart11
where they embattt on a llWflfylng murdet
~ee 'R' (I hr , 40 min.) w N•ftU'I .UT'Df"" HlghljgtllS
of the '55 World Sttltl (8'cx*lyn
Dodgers vs Yankeel) (R) ( 1 hr.)
(JI) llOWW "Girts Just Wa11t to Ha-.. fi.wl'
(1 985. eom.cty) Sarah ~ Parker
lee Mont~. Two teen-ege girts
atruggle to realize thetr ~fel<>ng dream -to
appear on a natlonalty t~ daACe
2!._ogram 'PG' O ( 1 tv .. 27 min.)
(f) ~ ~ Guest Mary Frann
INewhan"). ~ .-u· CA ............. I -... Cl 11 "Culture And <A.ilalne"
mrr -•Alla&. •• 11111 A petformance of Canad• an compoMt H8'ry Somera' "Kuyaa ...
wntton In CrM Indian for his OJ*• "Lu~
IRlel~ ...
tW ft.."O•e ...
MIDAY
lllMm ~t Henny Youngman
Slleteties Super Oeve In • wtld anlrnel
stunt. .... lmlDY all.,_ "The Ghost GOM W•t'' (1936,
Comedy) Robert Donat. JMn Pafktr
When an American buys 1 SQOnllh eaatle
and has tt lhipped 10 AITl9f1ca. lta gholt
comes·~. 50 min) • IOGI_,.. Margo'e wtod-bf•k mey mean the cSowni.n of the Goods' frvlt
er op
lamNlllRl'm.I ···-•I 1119GIT ...,..,.
C1Mt•CllLll•llM9
.,. "Delay Miller" (111174, Orama)
Cybil Shepherd, Barry 8'own. Bated on
the story by Herny Jamee. A turn-ot-tn.
century American eoelallte apartca a scan-
dal among memti.rs Of European royalty 'G'~mtn.)
11:11 I Cl) •••• '.L TC 18 hospltallzed al· ttt etUhlng hit helicopter (R) ( 1 hf , 10
... mfO.CMICll f'.rom May 1985. Late Night'•" Otvld LettermMI. ectr ..
Vlet0ti. Jacbon and Patsy 0.W90f'I
(owner of the Ugty ()(lg conttat Wlnn8f In
Long Bteoh. Cellf) jom heal Jd'rnrrf C.r·
IC)(\ In stereo. (R) ( 1 hr )
I.,,.., ....
L-J::.,... =--"' IM Appleoy tt'ltl to lc.-p
-llonll11y Cold.
Heck• from finding out that his deughter
~=rJ..one of hll own pollcles.
•. AT _. • Uimlll Guest T ooy
Cllale. ~ .. , ......
-.zLYADAm
... "Med Max Beyond Thunder-
dome" ( 1985, Adventute) Mel Glbeon,
Tine Turner After being r<>bbfd. a man
confronts the mlttrea of ~btzarre 1-
apocatyptlc eocle and • to a dl* lo the death. ~n st..o. 'PG-1 ' Q ( 1
hr.,~i:J tW CB> • M ... CIP LCM Gladys
Knight, Patll l•Belle and Dionne Wa~
comtHne their talent• In thil oonoert per·
formenc::e ol the 90tlQI that made 1hem fa-mous. (1 hr)
1WCC) .,. "The <AaJM>yant" ( 1985.
Suspeote) Perry King. EJ!Zabath Kemp.
An artist Is afftlcted with the unwanted
eblllly to '°' .... a mutdefer'1 grisly
crmie.. 'R' ( 1 hr . 37 min ) CD.,. "L'Amour" (1DM, Adult) Har-
ry Reems. Angel. Oomeetlc aparks fly be-
tween a man and hit new wile when his
failure to make allmony pay"*'ls
prompll his ex-wtfe and their lusty teen-
~ llOf'I 10 move In with them. ( 1 hr , 25 -1 ·L.am.a CIP M mt ,,_ ,...,.
.,._, BIT TW Interviews
aciress Connie Selleoca ("Hotel"); Dave
Stewart and Annie Lennox of the Euryth-
mlca. e -.. ,....., Holts Jeffrey Lyons
and Mlct'IMI ~ Jool( 11 what's new
at the movlef,Jn stereo.
(I) u.a. OL'WMC "'1Wa&. Scheduled
8119fltl' u.n·s bestcetball (Eaat vs
South) • rolet st(atlng and tee kwon do.
from The Astrodome In Houston (R) (3
hrs ~Q.UI G1tlcomrf---• LA11 _., wmt DAW» Ll1"l9mAll Scheduled· actrna Kelty McGinls ("Top
Gun"). comedian Jimmy Aleck. In stereo,
j 'ftl...n.mm ,...,.
.,. "Lola" (1971. Orama) Chartes
8rOOIOO. Suun George. A 3&-yaar-old
man has trouble oommvnleallng wtth his
us~;:r,:z1w11e. ( 1 hr • 45 min )
i ..........
llOWll "Haunts Of The Vary Rich"
( 1972. Fen1 .. y) Lloyd Bridget. Cloris
LNci'wnan The ltYe9 of MV9f'I WMlthy je1
Mtter• are brought together on • mysterJ.-= t: to 1 troplcal Island (1 hr .. 30
~-~TO
...... u.
(!).,_"The Lat Voy•" (1 960. Ora-
-Tuasclay
•CC> "Choolt ~ .. (198-4. Comedy) Gen.-
~ Bujold. Keith C.rradlne ( 1 hr . "6
-~)'Oxford Bluel" (tGM, Drama) Rob
~. Aly Shaecly. ( 1 hr .. 33 min )
119 CC) "Toppef · (1937. Comedy) Caty
ma) Aoban Stadt, °:::r Mak>ne. The ~lain of a &lnt<lng must Chooee
between dying °' ruining hie career by abandoning stllp, whle a pueeoger S1 rup-
~to free hit wtfe trom oabrtl. (2 hra.)
CZ) .. "Mad Max Beyond Thunder·
dome" ( 1985, Adllenture} Mel Glb80n .
Tina Turner. Aft« being robbed. 1 man
confronts the mtstrees of a btzarr• post•
apocalyptlc ~ and II chdenoed to a
duel to the death. PG-t 3' ( 1 hr .• 46 min.)
1t9 (ft) .. "Terminal Choice" ( 1985, Ora-
ma) Joe Spino, Olene Ven<>fe. An lnvestl-
getlon Into the elalmlng Increase of• ct~
lc't p.llent deeth toll point• 10 foul play
wtth the holpftara computer network. 'R' .l! h~ 37 min.)·
11119ew .,. "Mllalon To Glory" (1977,
Orama) Rlchatd Egen. Rlc:ardo MontaJ.-
ben. In the Old West, haldlhlp dominates
the life of a Cefffomla m111MOn p<las1. (R) l~mln.) .. AT~ w ....
.. "F*1 RMI< ~nge·· ( 1938.
Western) John Wayne. ~Y Corrigan. The
Three Melqulteers aet out to nab a gang
ol cattle thlevel operating along the F*1
R~hr .30mln.) I .,. "The Story Of Pretty Qoy
Floyd" (1974, Orama) Martin Sheen. Kim
Darby. A poor O•<l•h<>ma farm boy moves
Into the big City and becomee enmeshed
In a life of crime. ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
I L01T••AC1 -ICO'TT t:9 .. "MllW.g In Actloo 2 The Begin-
ning" ( 1985, Orama) Chuck Norris.
Soon-T acic Oh. An American colonel. held
prisoner by udlstlc VletnameM captors.
mak• a bid for freedom '°' hlmeel1 and hit fellow POW1. 'R' Q ( 1 hr .. 36 min )
(I) .. "Hot Resort" ( t985, Comedy)
Tom Pa,..lan, Debra Kelty At a posh
summer hotel. staff members. anooty
prepplea, and bathing baaut181 are all pre-
occupied with one actMty -sex. 'R' ( 1
hr., 33 min) 1:9, ...
~ mM Guas1 Mery Frann
t'Ntwhart"). (R) e ATM .... Scheduled revtews
"Heartburn" (Jack Nlcholeon. Meryl
Streep); "Out of Bounds" (Anthony Ml
chael Hall); "Bellzalre the Ce)un" (Ar·
mend Munt•). 1 ...... .,., ... , ,._..,.um .. le:'""'"*
.. ·=track" ( 1969. Weatern) Nevtle Brand. Jamee Drury A cowboy
journeya t(! Mexico to buy a valuable boll
.. hrl.~
.. aEL~ldnlgt\, Exp<_ .. (1978
Orama) Brad o.vtl, John Hurt. 8uld oo
lhe true atory of 8tlly Hayee, • young
Grant. Constance Bemett ( 1 hr • 37
min)
(I) "High. School U 8.A " ( 1983. Come-
dy) MlcNlel J Fox. Nancy MoKeon ( 1
'hr , ..0 min.)
Ml 11!) "The Delea!• Oellnquent" ( 196 7.
Comedy) -*ty Lewta. Marthe Hy. (2
hra) •cm "Wlldfoae" (t986. Dr•m•) Lita
American arrested In TOO<ey for ettempt~
Ing 10 smuggle out haahllh. wtlo ""*" a
grueling lncal'c:.retloo In a torturoua pri.
on. 'R~. 1 min.) •Cl)• ·-• .. "A Little Game" (1971. Dr•
ma) Ed Nelson, Diane Saker. A frightened
man IUllP9Ct• his stepSOn ot planning to
tnlJfdef him.~ hr .. 30 min.) I.,., .... ---....
.. "A Welk With Low And Death"
( 1989, Romane.) Angelica Hulton. ,...
saf Dyan A young French °°"'* fel In ~ c)Jrlng the calemltous ere of the ~
dr_, Years War. 'PG' O hr .. 30 min.) ........ ..,., I
Hl(I).,. "Oeethetall!er" (1984. Horr«)
Rlcherd HIA. Berbl e.nton A wandeMg
deathstalker hopel 10 gain mystical ~
ers by getting • megk:al charm from en-
ot~. 'R' (1hr.,20mtn) .. I .... am ... ---....
c••~ t:tl .. "Siient Rage" ( 1982. AdYen-
tura) Chuck Non1s, Aon Sliver A crttlcally
Injured psychopelh Is r9Yftaltzed and
made almost lndestruc11ble by the handi-
work of e mentally unhinged IOlentlst 'R'
lhr . .Omln.)
.. PMN• TOii•--,,.,_. ll1f
llA1ml•I D•TGDAY .UTINCICOMm
-.. "Five Guns W•t" (1956.
Western) John Lund. Dorothy Mak>n6
Five ax-cons become Confederate aol-
diets and plot the hMt of a Yankee st.,_
laden with loot ( 1 hr • 30 min ) ...,..
lllflTI
~
.,. "Metropolis" ( 1926, ~
Fiction) Brigitta Helm, Alfred Abel. In e
f\Jtunstlc chy having no mid~ clasa. an
elite group ot ar1t1ocra1s reap the t>enentt
ol the common alav. workers. (2 hrs., 19 mln'9. wl.,. ~ove Child" ( 1982, Drema)
Amy Madigan. Beau Bridges. A pregnant
Inmate in a women's prilOO wages • bat-
tle 10 keep her child. wtlo w" lalhefed by
a married guard. 'R' ( 1 hr., 3S min.) t:ll®.,. "The Woman In F*1" (19&4 •
Comedy) Gene Wiider. Kelly Le&Oci<. Ari
otl'lerwlM happlly married S.n Francitco
bufNucret becomel obMaecl with e gor-
080"' model and tries deep«ately to lnllJ.-
ate an affair with he<. 'PG-13' Q (t hr ..
27 min.) •111A1JLQ .,,. __
......... nllA,
ICOOIYDOO
Eichhorn. Tom Bower (1 tv .. 35 min.) ~ "POSleak>n" ( 19'13, Horror) Joen carton. Joenna Dunham (' hr • 30 min.) •CZ> "IQemtn" ( 198-4. Ofema) l'lmotny
Hutlon. l lndSay CrOUM ( t hr .. 39 nWl) •O "In Harm'• Way" (IMS. Orama)
(Pert 2 of 2) John W-vne. K#1{ Oouotaa.
(1 l'lr • 30 min.)
Sunday. July 27. 1986 15
-
-I aesll11Y Coal.
CC) ''Stecy't Knlghtl" ( t983. Orama)
Andra M1119n, Kewi Costner ( 1 hi' . 35
ITW'I ) • C!> "Sutch And Sundance The Early O.V." (1979, Wes1ern) Tom 8«engef,
Wliilem ~tt. (2 hrs.) -C8) "Hq\ School US A ' ( t983, eoo-.
dy) MicNel J. Fo~. Nancy McKeon 11 tw .• 40 min.)
(I) "It ~ Al The World's Fair''
(1963, ~) EMI Pr8Uey, Joan O'Brlln ( 1 hr., 45 min)
-Gl) "Tetllk>n Al Table Rocic" ( 1956. Ora·
me) Rlcherd Egen, Oor01hy Malone (2
hf&) . •
-(%) "Wwtlme ~ .. (1985. Orama)
1! hr . 33 min.)
fW(C) "Oxlord BMs" (1984. Orama) Rob
Lowe, Aly Sheedy ( 1 IY , 33 min.) _ ... ..,.. .... ~..-.
-· ''Return Of Rea Tiger'' ( 1981, Adwlo-ture) Bruce Le. Kong fau (2 hra.)
®"Lost And Found'' (1979, Comedy)
Geotoe Segal Glenda Jackaon ( 1 h1 •6
min.) .
Cl) "Footloo9e" ( 1984. Orema) Kevin
Becoo. Lon Slngef ( 1 hr . '7 min )
(%) ''Tom Sawyer" 11930. Adventure)
JaQkle Coogen. Mltll Gr991'1 ( t hf • 26
min) we "We Otve At Dawn" (1!M2, Orama)
Eric Ponman. JOOn Miiis. ( t hr . 30 min ) cc:> "East 54de. West $4de" ( 1950. Mys-
tery) Ava Gardner. James Muon ( 1 hr
48 min.)
1:9(%) "Daisy MllW" (1974, Drema) Cybill
~d. Berry Brown. ( 1 hr . 30 min ) • <H> "loving Couplet" ( 1980, Comedy)
Shirley MacLalne. James Cobum ( 1 hr
37 min.)
Cl) "High School US.A " ( t983. Come-
dy) Mlchael J Fox. Nancy MeKeoo ( 1
tv., 40 min.) •CD "Heelth" ( t979, Comedy) Lauren
Bacall, Glenda Jack&On ( t hr . 42 min )
(%) "Maria'• L<Mlfl" (1984, Orama)
Nutuste Kmslc1, John Seveoe ( 1 hr . 48
min.) • ,.-...
4119 (C) "Red Diwn" (1984. Adllentura) Pa
trlek $My?e. C Thomes Howell ( 1 hr
~min.)
CJ) "The Man From Button Willow"
(1965, w estern) Animated v~ of
Dale Robertton. Howard Keel (l hr .. 24
min.) .. CD "The s.ctet Of N I M H •. ( 1982. Fan-
tasy) Animated. Vo6oet of Eltz.abeth Har1· man. Dom Oel.uite. (1hr .. 20 min) •CI> "Iceman" (1984, Orama) Tlmothy
Hutton, Undl8y Crouse ( 1 hf • 39 min.) ......... -
16
"='· cm ... .......... --Q &i ID• ==··----.-r ----m ISM
... "TopP9f'" (1937, Come<1y1
;,ary Grant, eon.tanoe Bennett A ~r
rle<J ooup1e Mcornt unw91ng ghOl11 after
being lrrYOlwd 1n an tuto eocldent ( 1 n1
37 min)
Sund.ay. Juty 27, 1986
{ff).,.,.. 'Steel'' ( 1980, Orama> Lee
jots. Jenni* O'Neill A beeu11ful wom-
• aS$1$1ed by a tougti cons11uc11on
6'eman in NNling the company she tn
herlt1 attet her fath9<'$ tlllpiclous 1UP
~ ACciderll&I dMth 'PG' ( 1 hr 4 I
rr..n J (I) 0'18 FACTI OI Liii An ad<>leScent
and an t6derty woman jOlt'I fofoee 111 a
CNMde 10 change the wOOd GCGmAn tnl(I) ~ "The Lui Startiahttr" ( t~
Science Fiction) Lance ~t. Robeft
Preston A likable t~ who's • Whll
at destroying ~me alien Invader& IS
1ecrU1ted as an lnt8fSletlar flgtltef ?l<>t by
an emtllary trom a league of p411ne11 PG'
l tv . 40mln ) ......
lc,-C::. ... C09Gl'T On '* ~2nd 1>111=.::,y1e1 ~she's preonant I =,~·-......
Mn'G9P llCWW
19 Cll ... 9 ....,.._., ~ lnteNle.W
with Gene Hackman. Vincent P11ce ;::s rhe 1963 thrlller "The Haunt
I= =ii. Giida Radnet and Gene W'lld«, Club Med lot chHdren
ll.Oft CCI n• ,...CO.ltllf ·--"'...,.. .... ,.. ....
llJlll•.alf ,,._TAU 1MIA1M "Aladclln And
H(; Wondef'IUI Lamp" Aladdin (Robert
Cartadlne) 11 the vlCUm ol an evil magi
c1&n s (Leooard Nlmoy) pto1 to gain con
trOI or a magte:al lamp ~ 1 genie
hJamet Earl Jones) In ste<eo Q ( 1 hr )
Cl) llOWW "Wartime Romance" (1985
Orama) In post·Wond War II Odessa. a
married man falls In IO\le IW!th an army
nvrse he met during the war 11 hr 33
min.) I DAM •MUWID-oft!ll ..
1:11 I• 1"111 TVUI Featur.O-~Mt IOOl-
mef vecatlon ldMs • 111119-«nown Hawaiian
hideaways, Utal'l'a Bryoe Natlonaf Park.
on hofsebeck. • g1ee1 P'ac:e to lhape-\ip.
me Oaks. a spe in 0)11 (Pnn 2 of 4)
l ,..•mrr
M•'Ll Cellf<>tnlll A~ at Oak
land A'1 (live) (2 hrl. 30 mfn ) • m • u. ~-luted bergaw. to be
found in the LOI Angetea eree
U.ATU. ==-OIAUN'lm .. ...... .. ._ ....
llll.D. wu.-..01 ••11.1 .,,,,.,,
....._ Formef Time megazltle
fd1t0f If) Chief Htd'ly Oono¥at\ aJIMllnel
thlt megazlne'• ltlflUenc:e on )ournelllm
and 1ecdl till appolntmen1 to QOY9Jn
i"*';_.:_ftY• ~ftatiof'&
.. Cl> -a -Ra , ... 1r1 1ove with a women whoM f<>tm« bOyfrlend II lnYotved with the mob. (R) ( 1 IY ) 8 • A-llMI F8C*Mn'• okl budctf ~
llSts the A TMm't help to ...,ch l0t •
sunl<en treaure In atereo. (R) Q. ( 1 tw ) • 0 ... 1"111..., A •xy neighbor
temporanty moves Into AMgf'lla'• ~
(A) 0
1...-m.-=··Battle Of Br11eln" ( 1989, Ad-
venture) Mleheel Caine. l1Mence Olvlef
Ant!Sh p!lot\ fdlt gallantly lo Pf~ the
-tnnitulal.c,,. rif Londoo by the Germen
1.uftwatfe 12 hrs )
• MOVA This profile ot Al G6ddlnga. the
cinemat~aphet l0t "Jawa." lnduOel
too1aoe ot whales, greet White shel'kt and
IUftken Japane91t fleets (R) Q ( 1 ht ) G,.._.,_..._
G CC.Ult This prOfile ot Uzbek etatte-
man AbdugaHar Khakkulov examlnet Ille
1n a Muslim community and rhe uneay n~
latl00$hlp between lslamie lalth end ~
e!J>OWer o P ht.)
(k) llCMI 'The Executloner'I song•·
(t982 Otama) Tommy L" Jonat. ~
sanna Arquette NOfman Mder'a edlpt•
1100 ol his own b()()t( about the IM of con-
""'"" murder• Gary Glmore and hit fll1\t IOf e~ecu11on. utt.mately C81rled out In
Uttth 1n 1977 c;> (2 hrs . 22 min)
(!)-TMI '°" TCU 1f)llOV'm 'The Bey Boy' (1984. Orama)
Uv Ullrnnnn. Kleier Sutherland. In 1930s
Nova Scotia, the ado4esoent son of an lm-
pove19'hed l1m1ly lacet unoettalnly abOUI
his future as • clergyman due to bUfgec>O
1ng Onlrl!'!> and hlS involvement WI I mut·
der ·R' ( 1 hi 44 min I
C_D MOVll 'N1ghthawk1" ( 1981,
Sus~n~) Svtvestet Stallone, ~
Hauer TWO tough un<JerCOWK cope ate
as~ned to a special taslc f0tce trecillng a
dangerous International tetrOf'lst tl'vough-
out New YOfk Qty R' ( 1 hr , 39 "*'·)
S) llO¥'m Foolloose" ( 1~. Orama)
Kevtn Bacon-Lori Singer Teeo-egers In•
small town fight fOf their right 10 danOe
and ~tage it Pfom desplle oppoeltlon trom
th4Jlr coo&ervellve parents tn stereo 'PO'
Q_ ( t hr. '7 min.)
'9 .,_ Boys From Syrscvae' (!!MO.
Musical) Martha Raye, Allan Jonet
Based on Shakespeare's "Comedy Of Er
rors Two sets ot twlnS cr .. te lots of con
tus100 1n ancient Greeoe. ( 1 hr., 30 mW\.)
.. Ql) mcMI "Teti Them W11Ue Boy le Hert'
( 1969 Ofame) Robef1 RedtOfd. ~tha
•irie Ross An Amerlc:an lndlen ltnJQOlee
to find and maintain hie own Identity Whlkt
c~ 1n • wtll1e man's wotld (2 tn.)
.. 8 aJI IMI• PA19 Maggie t• a
BtlOCked Jason that .,,... pr~t:
Carol's pertflet In 1 &Choo! Pl'Ojee1 fall In
IOVe W11h hef (R) 0 ..... ao ~ :."' ..,._ Gl1C111 Radnef •nd Gene
Wlldo<, Club Med for chlldfen c-· .... IWIDl•C .,... ,.. ecm wma C11W •
Guest Biiiy Wlldaf •9 Cl) ••91l PJ. Carol turn1 to Mag-
num Ind HIQOlnt '°' http In ..ming up I Sllng__opetallon (A) ( t hr ) 8 ...... A hlfed kiAer ltaAtl gem
thlevee IOf en underwot\d )ewelet In lttt· eo. ~) ( t hf)
• Ill ........... "' pen of a..,, MedClit Ind David agr .. to l"Mlce ~
In their Ntestylel (A) 0 ( t ht ) I :. ·'The Big s.>· , 101• • ....,...
1ery} Robert Mitchum, Satan M-.. l.41
Angetet private de1eetl\le PNllp Mertowe
traV91a to London lo 10o1c Into me tMdt·
rn.11 of • r•tlred general and ~
caught up In the bll.arra hW of NI dlugh-
lflf• (2 IVs )
..... The _,.~ t<urdl of
T\Kk9)'. lren and ll'tlq dtc:late thetr feltt\ In
ErttUllt. ( 1 ht.) ..... u. •A Thia prOflle of AJ Giddings. the ~ tor "Jews." Includes
footege ol wheaee. great wHt• lhertcs and eunktn ~Lfleeta. (R) c;> (1 tw.) <I> c ~ M.Tll ew Hlghllghls
from Edlnbw"'. Scotland. (Taped) ( 1
tv.)
C!Jtr•tm (I)_,. "lt't A WOl'lderlul Life" ( 1947,
Fantasy) Jemea Stewert. Donna R.-d
On CIYlllmu Eve. a man'• guardian en-
gel dlllerta hlrn from alldde and W>ws him what his hOmetown WOUid be llke ff he
..... ,..., born. (2 hrs., 9 mW\.) •Cl>.,. ''The CNee" (t~. Drama)
Robert Cu'nmlngl. Mlc:hele MOfg'an. Afte<
fteelftg to Havana with h6I 00.' • wife. a
gengster't ohauff9ur 19 framed tor murdef
i """· 30 min.) a .........
-Cl) DH• Memberl of e ttreet
glltlQ 19n"orti.e an entire nelghbomood IB> _it ht.)
• • • Scheduled: report on Claude OellM. • COtWlct.cj killer wtlO ..... eluded
authotttlet 8'rl09 h6I eec.pe from en Idaho
~on EMt• Sundey ( 1 ht.) ... •l=IB ,__ Spen1er tallt a fotmer Mend. policemen Frank Belson i)~~ c•-Thlt profile of U2be« aefta-
mln AbduglfW KhMkUloY uamlnet Ille
In • Mulllfn community and the uneasy r• leuan.Np between ltlernlc faith and ~
~-~~ • Ciii'tm ..... An elCamlnatlon of
the volat .. rele1lonthlp be1ween New
YOftl State grape growetS end Vll1ne INlk-
ers and how tome are Coping wfth eco-
nomic hwdshlp within the lndUstry ( t
~
(I) Mll1D -Golden Gloves com-~tlt!On from Cedar Rapids. Iowa. (R) ( t ~ IUU A LllTm A pok9f geine Is a fo-
rum fOf aerloul dllcuaelon when the pley·
wt chellenge eadl other'• hopes end
drtarnt. Stan Keith Carradine, Gary eu.y, Midi Menal8o and Saul Rublnek
Q..(1 ht . .l ClJ .. "Malibu Expr..... (1i84,
Acl.lft) Ottby Hinton, Syt:>ll Denning. A ..
tlgrled to ~= • computer compe. ny't lhady daallnga. • Texan
llndl hlmellf In the rnlddle of • apy cepet.
'.B'. ( 1 IY .. 41.;tj (!)~ FeetU{td: Big Trouble
E 8'ood. S-.fend TMtt' ''You
Me So VttY Hepoy." (A)
........... Aiatha, with special
Cl'*t Cllrtf* Oemonl. llngs tome of her ~ Nit lnCludlng "Retpeot" and
''YOY MMe Me F..i llkt A Natural Wom-an," lntt..O. (1 tw.) .. 1:m-... , II
-@ .. ''The 8avege S.." ( 1976,
SulperM) Ben Johneon, MlohMI f:>arka.
A hOtde of klltr Atran beea lrN9del New
Of!Nna et Mardi Of• time. (2 htt., 5 -='~·-·--l!1[ I e1-.m1 I ~
en CNttle a.m.tt and h6I apac1a1 ~ta Don Johnlon. Phlllo ~ Thomai. Ter-
ri Qwr and John Houeemen ... tire con'• -·'°:.-
(l)TlllDAY e mAm Sketchea: the Schlock School '°' lnMcuri1y, Maggie But1erlleld .. Dolly Parton;~tes. I= 1•t1• When Tom and~
bara catch flea.a, they try to atop the peats
from cetchlng thefrd'S!:! I CMDITATm• ., ........
.. "Befit" ( 1980, Science Fiction)
Rlchatd Chambeflaln. John Houeeman A
defanged but tee~ •tut• klllef
uses an 9'ectronlc device that tranemlta a
lethal jolt OWK telephone lines. 'R' ( 1 hr ,
19 ~ . ~ llCMI "love Child" ( 1982, Dfema)
Amy Madigan. Beeu Bridges. A pregnant
inmate 1n a womeo'f Pflson wao-a bet·
lie 10 keep her child, who WU fathered by
a married ~rd 'A' ( 1 hr • 35 min.) ~= "Prtzzl's Honor" ( 1985, Conie-
dy) Jack Nicholson, Kathleen Turner Dl·
rected by John Huston Complltatlons
arise When a hit man for a Brooklyn crime
famlty marries an lfltrlgvlng LA. blonde
with a ctosettul of skeletons In stereo 'R"
~ hrt... 10 min )
11:tl. ;a::.,_ An a<Moe oolumnlst
asks the Simons to locete a readet who
may know about an Impending murder.
IBl LI m . to"*' > D GD ~ Host: Johnny Carsoo.
Scheduled Peul Miller (longesl l"OOIA-
tache) , cla98k:al plenlsta the LaBeQue
StSters. coneumer adYOcate James "The
IA"':ng" Ray~ S1ereo. ( 1 hr ) ~ ftUI ITAlllm 'fll. 1•1 IM When Appleby is eva·
slve about a departmental construction
P-!:Otect. Hadler k>o61s tor the truth 1 ~1MILOID AT_..• LMlllA Guest· CerOI Men-
setl.
(1)8Bti1Zll'9 (%) .... ~ •• ~ .. (198'. Or•
me) NM...,. K1n1k1. Jdwl Sevlgt. Her
W9r«arr.cj ~· tmCICtotlll WwbMy
to 00flalmm8t• their rnMtlGe ~ • yoong women Into a _.. of an.R wtth
o1hef men. 'A' ( 1 ht .• 48 Min.)
,,. ([) .. "Hoe Purlulr' ( 'f 983. Adult)
Anliette .._ven, Af* C... A 1'9COr~
star fears that het peat performance In en
~ mo-.1e ... ~ her ,.... lmege. ( 1
-1"'··~ ...... ,..
~--811Wft£12& " .. 11•i •t•rr .. intervi.w With
Gene ~men; Vlnolnt Ptlct ~· the 1983 ttvlllef ''The~·· ...............
(I) u.& CILWMC '91WaL 6checUed events: Bo1dng flnU: ,.. kwon dO anct
rhytl'wnlc gymnaatlct. from The Mtro-
dome In Houston. (A) (3 hrs.)
(l).,. "One On One" ( 19n. Drema)
Robby Benson, A1'1Mtt9 O'Toole. An
ldeeliltlc college freetvnen, drln.d by a
university for Fila besketbell ..._ ~
the harsh r .. lltles of the echolaetlc IPO"a
WOfld, g .~·)
ml I :.. "Lydia" (UM 1, er.ma) Mefte
Obefon. Joeeph Cott.n. Art eldet1y wom-
an recalls her romantic pat tolowtng •
nostalgic reunion with four of her formet
IOvera. ( 2 In., 6 min.) •
tt:9D • U11_,.,..DA•&ali • SchedUed: ectcn Lee Thon'*'1 and
Tom~ .. In '*90. ( 1 ht)
I nv=-
... "The Ultimate Tlril" (1974,
Su:spentt) Bt1t1 Elcland. Erle er.eden. A
weal1hy bolil""9tn8n'I perandc ,_,..
load him to commit mutdet. ( 1 IY • 50 mlnJ. ... ~ .. IUL ..... I .,. "Home To Stay"::.~
ma) Henty Fonda. MtchMI . Art
IHlnols reen-eger Mtt off on a trip with her
sp1<1ted gnsndtather In an etbt to thwwt
Spend An Evening with
ARE1J4A FRANKLIN IN
CON!ERT. Filmed Uvel
Tue•d•J July 29-10p.m.
Copley /Colony Cablevlalon 549-3500
Sunday, July 27, 198& 17
-Weclnesclay
•CZ> "Wat11me Romance" 11935, Ofame}
[
,33mln)
.. "Tunta Of Qlory'' ( 198(), l)fema)
<lulnnela, John Mll!A ( 1 hr. 4'7 •i JC>enny .. ( 1979, Mv•(llut•) Ael*ca ,.ill'!= ~UC:.~·hf1 ;:~~) it'~int Hepbufn, CMy Ot.nt ( 1 hr . 42 .. e-.. 11 .... _,, _ , A/ION Lat11Wry. (2 rwa )
.. .. tatmet'I" (1994. ~ Flc'tlon)
8ndoM. Kalen Alltn ( t ht. H min )
"A "-it To Ole'' (1f73, ~)
• Hay. ~ Marthd ( 1 tv 30
us Sunday, July 27, 198&
min> •O "The Victim" (1972. Sulotnte) Ell2·
86.th Montgomery. Geofge Mai.r1a ( 1
hf .• 30mln) CO "Runaway" ( 19&4. Ad'len1urt) Tom ~.Cynthia RhodM. ( 1 tv .. 40 min )
(%) "A ~Uh Of Grttn'' (19&4. Ofame)
Ed Harrll. Blltr Brown. (2 tva.. 11 min.)
... (!) "Suppott Y<Nt Local Gunfight•"
( 1971, eom.dy) Jamee CW"net, &4.annt
P1tthett•. (2 h<t/ -® "Skokie" 1981. Orama) Dtnny
Keyt. John Rublntteln ( 1 hr . '° min ) ~''Come Fly With Me" (1963. eom.
Oolor• Her1, Hugh O'Bttan ( 1 hr .
rnln)
-111) "Bofeny Bay" (t953, A<Mntur•) XTan Ladd. J.mee Muon. (2 hra.)
tW CC) "Tht 1..1w And Jakt Wade'' ( 1958,
W•tem) Robefl Tayiof. Rlctwd Wld-
metk ( 1 hf • 28 min )
en err rrrrytrome~ol---• 1tw ,40mn) ---.. ,.,.... ,...,..,,.,_ .,,
IMTml YmAl
.UTINCICW .. .,.. ''Tom Sftyw'' (1930. Mo
lure) Jedue COOQil'\ ~Gt--. Be
on the stOty by Merit Twtlln. A ~•
~ ~ boy becon'.-lrMlMd •
.... of IT\llChlWOUS ~-that asperete his guetdlen Ult ( 1 rw •
mn)
-· .,. .• Att9Qt Of The Morwte (1969. ~Rcl10n) NobLl*o I(
ma. Chnlte>pfl9r Murphy. The WNblte
of the ~ T•o threeten Earttl wtlh
11":'~· 30 mn >
•ws111 * ... "Safari Orum." ('1953. """' IUte) JOOnrry Shetfteld, 0ougrM ~
Bomba 1he ,,,_ boy i.dl e ...,ch p
~Into the Congo 10 locate e kller. ( 1 t
(8) ... "The Bay Boy" ( 1984. °'8m
Ltv Ullmann. Kiefer Suthetiand. In 193
Nova Scotia. the ~It~ of an ~
poverlShed famty tac. unowt.itlty •be
his Mure u a otergyTNn ~ to burgeo
1ng deslt• end ,,.. ~ In • ml.
0er. 'R' < 1 hf • 44 mn.) ~=-"= 4111 ~TOllTU-•-WtlMa ~
mothef II In the holpltal gMr-.g btrth,
young glt1 Is forced to deaf wltfi" her °"'
tmollons when ahe IMfN °' • trege<t Tom ~too 1nd Joltphtne St~ star •1u.u.o c:AmlTAnm• narw. unana111•TOD&' ICOGIYDOO
-.. "Mlaelng In Action 2: The e.glr nlng" ( 1985. lXama) Chuck Norri.
Soon-T tcJ( Oh An American cok>nel. tie!<
prlloner by sadistic Vletntmeee captor•
mekes • bid for frMdom k>f hlmMlf enc
Ns fellow POW1. 'R' Q ( 1 hf .. 38 min.)
M ()) llWll "The Men r:rom Button Wiiow'
( 1965, Western) Anlmettd. Volcee o
o.Je Robertaon. Howard K .... In the dayt
of lht Old Weat. a QOY9rnrnent undercovei
agent triM to find a m6talng poltidan. 'G
( 1 hr . 24 min.)
(%) ''Mad Max ~ ThundefdOme''
( 1985. Adventure) Mel GlbtOn. Tina
furner ( 1 tv . 48 min.) _., .... _ ...... -
-· "Enter The Dragon" (1973, A<Mttt-!.!:!.e) 8nJot LM. John Suon. (2 hrl.)
ClV "StrM" Of Are" ( 1ee.c. Orame) M~
Pere, Diane I.ant. ( 1 ht., 34 min )
Mae Welt" (1962. ~) Artn
n. Jamel Broln. (1 hf.,"° m1n:l>
-· ''Oung HOI" ( 1943. A<Mnnn Ran-OO!ph Scott, Meet\ 8-ty Jt (1 .• 30
min)
;
"R()ci(y" ( 1978, Ofame) 8ytwster
lone, Td8 Shire. (2 hrl.)
"Somt>ttro" (1953. Drame) PW An-
gel Ricardo Montaltwl (3 hrL)
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)s
n..
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•
lZ) "T~' ( 1~i ~; CatV Cl) WWWVW DI• I M LOl'f .. C
Grant, Constance 't H· hr .. 31' Ralph tri. a hair reetOI'• that ht pur-
mln ) 1 ~ from •con m1n on hit beet. o
•(II) "Hambone And Hlllle" (1984, Com. (%) .. "BrinQlng Up Biby'' (1938,
dy) UIM9rt Gish, Timothy 8ottC>m$. ( 1 hr.. Comedy) Kathatfna H.pburn, C.ry <lrant.
29 min.) An wc:Neologllt tett OUt 10,.... a million
•CQ "Tunes Of Glory" ( 1960, Orama) dOllatt for NI mueaim, bUt end9 up In-
Alec GutMeSS. John Millt. (1 hr.. 4'1 voMd with a pr9fty IOClalte. ( 1 hr .• 42
min) min.)
•CZ) "The Heaventy l<Jd" .J 1986. ComecM , .. ••111t110M•
t.ewta Smith, Jaton G4<1rlok. ( 1 hr.. ~ M I • M ta. feetufed· or•t eum-
min 1 mer vacation Idell • tht belt or Kauai; the
W CI) 'Slnbad The satlol'" ( HM7, Advert-Old Fatthful wicatlon ... a t~ to Yellow-
IUfe) Douglas Faltbank• Jr . Maureen stone Ind Mt. Auahmore. (Pan 3 ol 4)
O'Hara. (1hr .. 57 min.) , .... ~
(I) "Danny" (1979. Ac:Mnture) Rebecca -ncwr•11H
Page. George Luce. ( 1 hr .. 28 min.) M • LA. F.9turact. a Ioctl at Iner
•(l) "Salem'• Lot" (1979. Horror) (Part 1 war gamtS: "J*tl" models; a report on
of 2) Oevld Soul, Jamee Muon. (2 hrs.) jM6ouay In a~ lhow l'losted by IMO-
(%) "A Flaetl Of Green" (19&4. Orama)
Ed Harris. Blair Brown. (2 hrs., 11 min.)
-lvenlng ----
-1.r..:. Cll ...
&M:ll .........
.... Q
&I 1• __ ,.,....
• , 1119GIT .... m1mu.. ....,..
llOWll "Summertime" ( 1955, Ro-
mance) Kalhatlne Hepburn, Roaano
Braul An American tout1tt In Venice falls
In loYe with 1 married man. ( 1 tv . 39
min.) ®.,_ "lwlllght Time" (1983, Orame)
Ka!1 Malden. Jodi Thelen. A retired Yugo-
alavlan-Amerlcan returns to hit homeland
to apeod his 1811 yeant with hie famlty
'PO' (1 lir . 52 min)
(0 ..0. "Mad Max Beyond Thunder·
dOme" ( 1985. Adventure) Mel Glt>eon.
TINI Turner. After being robbed, a men
confronts the mlstrtl8 of • ~t·~~lc society and It cha;:'l'8 m!~ a •ldueli-&th. 'PG-13' (1 hr., 8mln)
lo~ .. ~ H«\ry flndl It
di~ to tolttate his tr .... eplrlted niece ~wlththefamlly.
I=,.._ ......
Mm•--MOTOMJ'AIC-_ ,_PM Fiiied with hOlllHty and
hurt, a young glr1 must oopa with her
twin'• death and the e!"rllnll of hOt newly
odopted bfothef _!_ ... 0 ...,..,.-, 1'..-r Interview
h ectreea Jene Cunln ("Kate & Al•
lie"~ cut ol "TM Big Chill " H=a.. TM romence ot tt)I I°':=~=~ Wkldaor: a jeep
Y-.CI--.... ,.,.. ,....~
• ]Jlmiolf ...... MOltPn Golden CNI
~ W.... trom Wln<lt«'.'Ont (2 td l
CP')WWW
U.ATU. e=WALRnm
rA ....
... '99 ... ... .. _..MmM.I ...... .......... c. • ----(I) ......... ......,. In 1925 .
young ert1St'1 model Meggy Lunel
(Stefania Pow.tt) nwta and WI In loYe
with Julien Mlatral (Stacy l<Nch), a sell·
centered, tempeatuous pe1n1.,. (Pert 1 of
~ (!!} 0 (3 hrs.) 8 • -A1 to mw. An athlete
UNI palMllltf'I to <Mlfce>me a aportH•
lated inJuty. In 1terao. (R) Q ( 1 hr )
• .. ''The Undefeated'' ( 1970,
Wes1em) John Wayne. Rack Hudaon A
Union Army oolOnel oontinu. to lead his men Into battle unewate that the South
ha~ a peeot tr•~ (2 hra.) e 9 AICWWCll.OIL "Aft• the Sex-
ual ReYotutlon" An examination of how
Arnencen men. wom.n and chlldren have
been aff.cted In IN two dac:adM since
!tie 1exual r~Jon. lnclUdlng a look at economc g11lnl and loae8 1nd the rela-
tionship ~ men end women An-chored by Peter Jennings. Q (3 hrt ) .... ,.,..
I ':a "A Bridge Too Far" ( 1977.
Or1me) (Part 1 of 2) Ol11t Bogarde.
Jamee Ceen lft 1~. an attempt 10 and
the war In Europe end9 In dlsalter for the
Allle8. = e U --.iftlC Jamee Whit·
more nerrat• thla vi.w of the world of
tralna, put and preetnt, and train people
rio•T~ tnd wor11.,., <, hr , 1.TIOllAL .. fltlC A aurvey of Ir•
lend'• hofWI Ind IN people who bread,
train and rldt them. cutmtnatlng In a look
at the annual Dublin HOl'le Show In l ltr·
~ (A) Q (1 hr.)
..,. "Aunewr,'" (198.4, A~ture)
om Selleck, Cynthia Rtlodaa. A 009 bat·
tlat a darenged -.Ctronlea witard who
can tttprogrem helpmate robots Into ae-
dll1ic met9lllc murdarwl. 'PG-13' c:;> ( 1
hi .• 40 "*'·) CID .. "The Rlwf" ( 19a4, Orama)
Mel Glblon. Silay Sptoatc. Overextended
credit, decllnlng profit• and rlalng flood
wattn ttwtetan a hetOWotktng tami feml·
~'PG-13' 0 (2 hrt.. 2 min.)
.. "Pait Rldaf" (1~. W..iem)
nt Ea9twood. MldlMI Mor1er1y A 1nY""
tarkM 1tranger rldel Into • mining town
and bflngl much-OMdad rtlef 10 ~
proapectOrt being twrnled by an un-
~~ power beron. 'R' ( 1 hr . ~
~ .anC:-Tha appeeranc. of• myst~
rloul old gentleman at the Point After fol.
lowing the death of the Watart bfotharl'
mother, begins them wondering •bout htr
ii~ "100 Man And A Girt" (1937,
Musical) Deanne Durbin. Adolphe Mtn-
jou A gtoup of mutlcians. wtth the hatp of
a young gift. a11empt 10 obtm StOkOW9kl
as their conductor ( 1 ht , 30 min.) ta®.,_ "Four Faether1" (1939, Adwn-
ture) Ralph Richardson. June Ouprez.. A
British army oHlcaf radaaml hlmaalf from
charges of cowardice When he-men11g1e
10 qoen a native rebellion In Suden (2
hr•. 25mlntu -•=.-..u. W N llAU-The romeooa of the
Duke and Duchess or Windsor. a IMP
l bor .. In CeJlfornia ...... , .. ....a .. e -A mm Nell daddal to manage e group of aspiring rock tiara.
J:.art t of 2) In stateo (R) •'=-'A Night In Hee\#8"" (1983.
Orama) Chrlstophef Atkins. Leality Anna
Warren A married college lnstruotor ha
an affair Wlth one or her studantl who
wOfks as a male exotic dancer. (2 td.)
• MTI LLUITUTID An eclactlc mix.
from Ancient 10 Modern, In thll Cultural
Arts Series Segments range from the en-
clent Japanese craft ot taku pottery to
conlemp()(ary art collec:tora-from a ltrlng
quartet that turns tradition on It• heed, to
musk:all that give a no~ IWl$1 to old
t~lhr) I TlllLOll>
llTIMAtDIAL n This Frend\ r11m
doeuments efforts by the ln181'Mllonal
Red Cross 10 help polttlcel prllonara In
Uruguay who are without recourea to
othef aid (English Subtttlee) Q ( 1 hr .• 30
min.)
Cl) ~llWIA&.TM uml Hlghllghl1
from Edinburgh, Scotland (T1ped) (1
hr )
(l)ITMTim
(1) MO¥ll "Revenge 01 Tha Ntrda"
( 1984' Comedy) Roo.rt Carradine, Art-
lhony EdWards Fed up with auflarlng
1ntermt0able rium11ta11om ma9l4frml11dad
by an upperclaS$ fraternity or machO llh-
letes. a group of rr9$1'\man bookwonn-out-
casts de<:•des to set tile collage'• ~
slraight 'R' ( 1 hf , 30 min.)
Cl) MCJv. Mad Max Beyond Thunder·
dome" ( 1985. Adventure) Mal Glt>aon,
Tina Turner After being robbed. • man
coolronts the mistress of a bizarre poet·
apocalyphc society and rs challenged to a
dual 10 tile death 'PG 13' ( 1 hr. '6 min.) ta D Cl) YOU AAAlf7 Matt arranges en I,..,
wake itl 111'. tether's houte In ata<ao (R)
~ .,_ "The Odesu Fila" ( 1974, AO.
venture) Jon Voight. Maxlmlllan Schall A
diBry let1 by In aidefly Jew who died In a
wartime cooc.ntte11on camp lnaptrtt • German roumal1$1 10 undertake a 1'91ent·
ie.. one-man Netl hunt (2 hrl. 30 min.)
I OtWl IUI AOWmW -e IT • .._ Hlghllghft of St. Ell-g1us· 50 Y91\I hlstory\inckJda Cfa!g'I admi-
ration fOf Or ~and Moeebe'a tu.-
tet&Qf' of OJ Wfftpflaff (Part 2 of 2) (A)
i~ ...
Sunday. July 27, 1986 19
-Wad nesclliy Coal.
•-:r.rThe rote played by over ~.000 bl6ok men from the Weet lndles
whO toot< pert In the OC>tWtructlon of lfle
P&nam8 Canel Is examined throogh lnt•-
views wrtl'I vwloul participant•. hla10r1c
photos and lltciWal footege. Q ( 1 tw .• 30
~---CC) .,.. "Angel" ( 1984. Orama) Ctlff
Gotmen. Susan Tyrr ... A student tome to
prostitution so that she can pay the tuition
at an exctustve high 9Chool. 'R' ( t ht., 32
min.)
(!)-............ CD.,. ''Tightrope" ( t984. Suspenee>
Clint Eastwood. Genevieve Bujotd. Wtllle
im..tJgatlng 8 ...... of grWy leX mur-
dcn, a tough New Orlellne cop dllcoYet'I
that he has much In common with the
klller he II pursuing. 'R' (1 tw .• S4 min.) Cl)~ ..-FeatUl9Ct Big Trouble
petfonne the FC>Uf Tope' "It'• the Same
Old Sona." (R)
l ma'l"m•111•a&.....:.,_ tll1I __ ,_.. II
_., ILm Ol ..... AY Stand-op
comedian Robert Kleln takes the spotlight
In hit first one-man Broedway show ( 1
hr.) -~IMUIYA19 llllNf T~ Oenc:er-ector Gregory
and Ye1Man hoofen Steve Condos,
Chuck Green and Jimmy Slyde demoo-
strate and discuss their lndMduel 8)Y* of
l=z-....
IT'IWWIM
.. llOVll "That Hamlttoo Woman ..
( 194 1, Orama) Laurence Olivlef. Vivien
Leigh. The tragic, scandalous love aftail
between Lord Horatio Nel9otl and Lady
Emme Hamilton Is portrayed. (2 hr1 .S 1'Mllm1ni.e o••--TA11
-DAY
_.... Sketches Super O.ve flghll
for truth a.nd justice. Bronson on aoothe<
l .. °"Zii:.,um
• aw-.r ~
a..NllCJ&ll •llW .,.. ''The Loet Empire" (198-4. Ad·
venture) Raven de la Crotx Three women.
a cop. an Indian and a convict form an
untlkely ta&K force assigned to re9CU9 •
group of women from a rhadman'a llland
E . 'R' (1hr .. 22 min}
.,.. "Crimes Of Pallk>n" (1984
me) Kathleen Turner. Anthony Per-
kins. A workaholic fashion dellgnef r•
!levee her deep-rooted trustratlont and
anxieties u a hlgh-p<ic.d proottuta by
night, relenttestly fioUoded by a homlddal
ltr~~· 'R' ( 1 hf., 41 min)
ft9 (I) T.l .... A murderer ctalkt
er·1 lttllt love lntar .. t. (R) ( 1 ht., to"*'·> u~1111n Holt: Johnny c.r.on. . Joen Embery of the Ban Diego
Zoo. In etereo ~ ) Ip:.,
lfMlm 111. •11-"t•• Heckar thr•tane to
20 Bunda)'. July 27, 1986
C8UN a 111r ov.r a ~ hoapltel
thet l'lu ~..&;or•. but no pe11en1s
~:'LMllA Guest Mamie Ven
(I) ....
CH).,.. "Pale Rider" ( t985. Western)
Olnt Eastwood. )AlchMI Moriarty A my&-
terioul stranger rldM Into a mining town
and brtnos mucb-needed rdef to gold
prospector• being harraSMd by an un-ICf\IPOIOuS powe< baron 'R' Q ( 1 hr . 53 (td.m., ...
tt9~ ... "Slent Rage" (1982, A<Jven·
f\Ke) Chuci< Norris. Ron SllvM. A etitlcelly
Injured peycl'lopath Is revl1eltzed end
made almost lndeltrucilble by the handi-
work of a mentally unhinged sclentlSt 'R' L! hr .• 40 min.)
-· ~OJ M ... ,_ PA9GUI I = :':rr TO 11 llT lnterW!w with actress Jane Cl.Ktln ("Kate & Allie''). the
cast ot ·'The Big Chlri ·' e MM,_ Ol'f C8IT9' "The World of
Photography," with Wiiiiam Wegman and
Mlchael Smfth, tpOOfs how-to and left·lm·
e!.._ovement COUrMS, In 1tereo
(I) u.& ca.....: NllWM. Scheduled
event•· Ice hoekey. rhythmic gymnastics.
freestyle wrestling and diving, from The
Aatrodome In Houston (R) (2 hrs ~ CD .,. "Prlsonef of Pamttse" ( 1980.
Adult) John Holmes. Seka A
shipwrecked senor finds that the 1rop1ea1
Island he though! was deserted Is lnhabll-
ed by some strange characters ( 1 hr 22
;'jJ.CWI
ml8. LA1'1 _,, wmt DAWl un....
•Sc~= Ben E King In slereo .,....,..
.,. "Two For The Road" (1967.
Romance) Audrey Hepbum, Albert Fin-
ney A young married couple decide to
stay together Oespite their ups and
~.Jf.:a .20mln ) i .. Im&."°"" .... "Isn't It Shocking?" ( t973.
Mystery) Alan Alda. Louise Lasser An ln-
expet1enoed small-town sheriff Is conf1ont·
ed with an Ingenious kH!ef when e!Oefly [_.;:::=:
l ,._TNIUll» •1cw ... (I) ... "Onoe Upon A Scoundrel"
(1973. eom.dy) Zero Mo'tltel. Katy Jura-
do A comically vein land baron deviMs a
desplcabla ICheme tO Win Iha hand of a
beautiful women (R) ( t hf . 20 min.) Cl> ... "MM Wtl1" ( 1982. Blogta-
phy) Ann JINJan, Jamee Brolln. .,l.lta of the
legendary tcfetn MX tymbOl I~ her .. rtv wen In vaudeville and later MIOQ8a
on broedwey end In Holywood, and her
lfonlc lnabftlty to IUltaln an Intimate rele-
-e~hr .~Omlrt)
.. "Tha Falling Of Raymond"
1971. Orama) Jane WymAn, Dien
odcwtil. On tha 9119 of her retirement a
eplne.ttt tchoott .. her le tarrorlzed by •
dwanged former student bitter owr the
fdng gredt he reoalvtd 10 Y"" Mtllet. (thr .30mln)
I'=-"Anatomy Of Tenor" (1973
Suspense) Paul ButU. P= S.gen. J
former POW, whO wae bra washed bi
the enemy during the K~ W81, beglfll
to act strangety during a vec:atlon In Lon
don (I hr . ~t()'mln) .
(%) .... "The Heewrlly Kid" ( 1985
Comedy) lewis Sml1h. Juon G.«iek
Killed In • car crash. • men can't ~
through heaven's peerty oat• untll ha ,...
turns to Earth and '*Pit a teen-ager gafl"
some confidence 'PG-13' (1 hr , lQ
min~ t11~ --~le Treuwe" (19M, Ora-
ma) Margot Kidder, Ted De.neon In Melli·
co. a strlppef teems up with • Medy
American ex-petrlol to ... ,ch tor her fe-
the< and a stolen fortune. 'R' ( 1 hr • 25
min)
t:a(C) llOWW "Torchlight" ( 198"4. Drama)
Pamela Sue Martin. St~ Raatbllck.. A
wealthy ertlst's ttorybook tOtTWlCa .00
marriage 1urns sour when hat hulbend IS
seduced by a danoerOUl'Y attrectw third mfri.;,;oca1ne ·Ff· (t hr . 31 min.)
~ mM Feeturect: Big Trouble
performs tile Four Tops' "It'• the Same
Old Song." (R} 8 AT 1'MI ... Scheduled revtewa
"Heartburn" (Jack Nlohotton. M4lfYI
Streep). "Out of Bounds" (Anthony Mi-
cha~ Hall). "Belizaire the Cajun" (Ar
Ima~~)
ALL •M PAaY
...... LCll)
_,... "lovellnes" ( 1984. Orama)
Greg Bradford. Mary Beth Evene. Prank
playtng students from rlvRI Callfornle high
schools get together fOt 8 8hOwdown i~·
I( t hr . 33 min )
lw.llV .. i:':.TCll ....
&:~Roots Of Evil" ( 1982. Ac1Wln-
1Ure) CtwlstJOn Anders. Ounja Aaj1er. The owner of a Madrid martial am achoo! Is
lramed on a narcotics oo.rge by a drug
~ktf's mistress (l hrs.) ~ tm=::i w Boow.IMr Thun·
def On The Ohio from Evenavtlla. Ind (R)
t:9 ell '96. "Until Septem~" ( 1984. Ora-
ma) Karen Allen. Thierry l.hemlltta.
Sttanded In P4rts aftltf beiing ~led
from her tour group, en Amerlioan women
meets and talll In iov. with a married
banker. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 35 min )
1:8 (!) ODD COUfll
• llOYll "The Victim" ( 1972.
Su1pen•a) Elizebeth Montgomery.
George Maharts. A young women trapped
In a ramote houN during a \llolent atorm le unawtte that Iha ii Iha next target of en
unlmown kllla< ~hr., 30 min.) ! ...... , .... ----....
... "A AWi Of Gt"'1'' (1$NM,
Orama) Ed Harrie. Blair Brown In 196 t. •
Florida joufnallllt '** • mc>faJ dllamma
when a polltlolln to!ldt• him to dig up dlr1 on eovtonrnan1allte that .,. tnw.r1eng his 91T1b11~ htt.. 1 , min l ........ ..,., I
•CC> ._ 'Tha Braelttut Club' ( t984
Ofame) E.mllio &tevez, Maly Ringwlld'
Ave teen-.,-. CX>nY9rge a1 an d-clay <»-
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13600 Beach Blvd.
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-· "Oynuty" f 18IO, A«MnlUll) Pal Yleng. Lin Ta 8hlnO (2 tvl.)
22 Sunday, Joty 27, 1888
cc MA 6t*q s...on-· (t879, ClrlmeJ
Timothy eoaorn., ~ AM WctMte ( 1 tw .0 "*'.)
®''<*I.Ml W.-it ToHr4 Fun" (1985.
eorn.dy) S.1111 ...... P.,., t.. I
Mon&gornery ( t "' • 'Z7 min )
Cl) ·ior~· (1 .... 8ci9rioe f1c., dein) OeMll °'*d, MP Von Sydow ( 1
tw ,36min ) we ''Oruml In Tht (*'> Soutfi" (1951
AcMnlure) JMlei v aig. Guy ~ ll tw .• 30 "*') W "Tht Rhoet'' ( '*· OrtmeJ Mel Glt>-
IOf'I. -.. 8peoatl (2 In . 2 "*' )
•Ce) ''A9os'' ( 1972, 0rWN) George C SOott. R&lerd B111N11. ( 1 tw .. '°min.)
(Ji) ''Med Max ~ Thunderdome''
( 1986. AcMntl.W•) ..... Glbeon. Tlne
1111net ( 1 hr.. 48 "*' ) ht ...,, With One Red StlOe'.
Comedy) Tom Hanb, 0.bney
(1,..,. 32 fTWI.) •CD "Roedhouu ee" ( 1~. Orame) w ...
i.m O.toe. Judge ReMold ( 1 hr 35
"*') . .. Cl> 'Med Max e.yond Thunder dome"
( 1986, Adv9nture} Mel Cllt>ton, Tina
TUtnet. ( 1 hr, 48 min) -~'Tht Bttdge On The AMw Kwal" t967. Orame} \Wllnl Holden. 1Jec
(2 tn. 41 min.)
"Dot And The &my'' ( HMSO. Mven-
ture) At*neted ( 1 hr • 10 min )
(I) · "Mytttty Mention" ( 1983,
~) Della• McKennon. Gr9g ~ (ftw .3emln) .. CIJ "The Atller Rat" (f884. Orama) Tom-37 t.. Jonet. Marthe PUmpton. (1 hf .•
•CJ) ~.~he Soldier" ( 1882, Ac!Ytnlure)
~ Wehl, Wiiiiam Prino.. (2 tn)
"6ei.tn'1 Lot" (1979. Horror) (Part 2 ) ~ Sool. ,,.,.,_ MalOn (2 In ) •a> hNo Man .. Ari lallnd'' ( 1982, Of•
me) Jeflfey H\lnter, MatWU Thompeon. ~tn.. 30 min.)
-''The Women In Reef' 1884, eom.-) 0.. Wlldtt, Kelly ~ode. (1 hr.,
i!mln.) (%) "Oxfofd au." ( 19&4, Oranw) Aob
Lowe. A»t lhMdy. ( f hr .. 33 min.) -............. .
Cll ... .,.~ ... ,,re
... Q •. ·-
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p ..
1
•
I
•
' ,
I • ,
..-..tton and a U.S. dlpkwnat when the
thwarta .,.. r t 1 nlnetlon an.,-npt on a vt.
It~, 'PG'Q (t hr., 36min.) ~ --~[)'eemscape'' ( 198A, SClenoe
Action) o.r.r. Qu9ld Mu _\lot\ SydoW
Whh ~with • actentlst who has dl9-
CO\lefad a way 10 P'oiect one's conedoua
thouQhtl Into lnother'a chamr, a peychlc
stum~ upon a plot to uae the method
for polUCal pwpoee.. In atareo 'PG-13'
l tv .. 36mnb.. .....
1'.9 • • m tva Feetured: gr•t ~ ,,,., WICF1lon ldMs • Maul: peddle down
the M' 'I~ an old-fastlloned river beet 80 look It N9w Or1eans.
IPlllt • ot 4) ....~
WftlllUI I M •LA FeahKed: an interview wtth
Lyneft9 WOO<t#ard of the Hat1em Glot»-
t~ an 1t1lat who la commlalloned to
~~of couplee. ==-OI ALlll'fm .,,.... ... ,..Mm
aa_-woaDOIAmMI ...... ._... .. W I Jeff Smith preperes
and r.--fish salad
Oei9v Miiier" (1 97•. Ot'ama)
Shlphefd. Sany Brown. Based on
the ltOfY by HtNy James. A t.um-<>f-the-
oenruty Am911cen todallt• spattl• • acan-dal among memt>ert of European royalty. ·o· ~. 30 mtn.>
NI I r-111!!!' Atlanta Braves at San Fran-
cllco G':rillw) (2 hrs., "5 min )
... Cl) Liii A POI Harry plck8 up
the wrOf'IQ 114 of photoa from • film ~ end Gitt ltWoMd with 81 torts of ~·cNl8C1~) (1hr.) iii e comY cwtf'a det•mlned to
Mttle a ~ with 1 former treek rMll In
,....,..;, '?.fb The Hlgt\ _ Countty"
( 1962. Wettem) Randolph Scott, Joel
Mc:Cfee. A pelr of d0wn-and-Ou1 gunmen are hired to guard a sNpmen1 of gold (2
;-)a mun ... If• IOTI Fiim
footege ot D-day: ertlflciel l8knOn bf'Md-
lng; 1 l"nlt'I determined to 11ve whiles
from ul~ Q (1 hr.)
11; "A ...... Too ..... (1077. l enw) (Part 2 of 2) Olril Bogarde.
Jamee c.an. In 1944. en attempt to and
the WW In £wopa endl In diluter fof Iha
~~ -ComrlUllcatlon ~ ~ p6lntt end ine.cts; • loOk at a r.-
er1ttlelll foot In lndll (I hr.)
1 ......... .._ .. An uaminaltOn of the r•
lat.ion.Np batwten lurt• and P""I· ..
the KJwel ~~an~ ~:--..-:> Q ( 1 hr)'
.. "Pher Lap" (1983. Orama)
om IM1lnlon, Mat11n v~. The atOtY of Pt'9f LAp. I lagtndlfY AuatrWn , .. ~ ~ bf9ant ~ etldad
Wuptly with NI myti.rtoul dlllh In Call-
i! 1932. 'PG' (1 hr .• '8 mn)
•oe.&1 ,J .. ''Top Man" ( 19"3. ~)
O'Connor. ~ Fott• Aft•
his Officer father II r~ to actlve duty,
1 ~ man aaumera r~ tor
his family and orgentzee • group ot teen· 9faclOfY~ (I hf .. 30mln ) •• e Nian• Alex'a ldieme to date cof1e08 C08dS bdck11rea, (Pwt 1 of 2) In
st~.fli.
.TWJ&=U ~Nat~ Actora Ltoyd. Jeff and
Beeu ~ .Ctvtstlne Ctaft, an anchor-women .ho lodged a •xuaHlscflmlna·
tlon ~ agalnat her employer . Cl)---· -·Cl) ..,... . .,.._ Mlstral'a ca-
rMf ftoufllhee under Kate's guldanc:.; In
New YOO<, with Iha help of effluent pul>-
lisher Juon Darcy. Maggy opens a mod-
eling agency. Stars Stecy Keech. Stefanie
poweq ~ Lee Remick. (Part 2 ot 3)
') j 1:::• &A objacta When he
laemt tha==an OI an ii being U9ed In ICientlfic In at8f'90. (R) e OM The Cofby estate la the
scene of Sable and Jasoo'a fleroe battles
and~W9ddlng. (R) Q (1 hr.)
• !!'!. "The Boys From Braztl" ( 1978, ~) Gregoty Peel<. L..aOrenoe Olt-
vlef. A. detam\lned Jewish P'ofessor atalks
an Ingenious Ntz1 doctOir ~ genetic
experiments perl<>rm9d durlng World War
It may spell tenor tor modem-day society
i ~'t•n "ShadeS of Derknesa" Kate Harpet and Mlchael J Shannoo ater In
Edith Wharton's ltOfY about a weahhy
A.mtflcan couple eager to b!Jy a naunted
~J:),i~> I -CAI IMl1'm ''Unknown Chai>
No -Hidden Treaeuras: Part Ill of Ill" Previ-
ously unseen film cllps of Cheplln Includ-
ing home movies. films made for his own
•~t. Fi projec1a, and outtakes from " lty Lights" and "Modern
~ (1hr CC) "Wlfemlltr ..... ( 1979, Orama)
Laura Antonelli, Marcello Mastroianni. The
news the! her husband hes died on • busf.. nesa tc!P torces a rich wine mefchant's
Wife oJt of her alc.lcb9d to take OYef the
running Of the family bUlineea (Cubbed)
'R' ( 1 ht .. • I min.)
(I) cc1•a1S11M.ne tw Hlghllghl•
from Edlnbufgh, Soottend. (Taped) ( 1
hr.) CID ... "Forced Vangaanc:." ( 1982.
Adventuta) Chuek Notrla. Mary Louise w.u.r. A karate el(perl uses hie akllls to
df1Ve mobsteB out of a Hong Kong gam-
~:=ment 'R' (1tw .. .amln.)
(I) Al a Robert Clrradlne and .Jonathan
Hadety atar In WUlam Hottman'• award-wtnnlf'la plly which deala wllh a homOaex-
ual AIDS victim, his IOYtf' who retuma to
care for him, and the emot!OMI trauma
~Iha dlMeM. ( 1 hr , 30 min.)
(%) ID' ''The Heevenly Kid" ( 1985,
Comedy) Lewta Smith. Jeaon G8drtck
Kiiied In a c.at otash, a men cen'I pea
through halven' a peerty get• unta ha r• Mne to Earth and halPa a t~agar geln
tome contldenoe. 'PG-13' ( 1 hr.. 29 mln.L
.... ~ Sim'• CN8hed wtwl tw
dONlt• NI ~ 1M'MY to I ct\arlty
auctton and nobody bidt 00 It. In IW.O
;:..> .. ''The so.ton St'*'Gllf ' t 1968. ~) Tony Curt1a, Henly fOllda I\
achiloptlrenlc plUmW .. '96P0N'ble '°'
strangtlng M\'ef&I eo.ton women. bUI
goes IJOOetected Ul\til ht arr•ted tot
breakln? and eotenno (2 hrs.. 30 min.)
1 0 .. llM...W
-.l&LITmf-BunUMtaupa pttlr of drug Oeelen1: a no-smoking 0tcM-
116nCe UJJMI• ~ Of the precinct.
i).J.1~
11 a / • Schedo6ed P'Oflle of Judge
Joseph Wapner Of "The People'• Court." _. .... 1(1 hr)
19SO Magg~ and Mrs. Van Meys
haw • sudden cht.nge of ~ wh9n they
receive unexpected news ( 1 hf.)
1----~--Thia profile of Uzbtk crett. man AbdugaHar KhekkuloY eumlnes Nie
in a Musllm oommuntty and the uneMy r&-
letlonshlp between Islamic faith and~ r ~' ..... ouroa --
CD 11CM1 "Mask" 11sss. Dt'ama) Chef.
Sam Elliott Based on the true stOtY of
Rocky Dennis, a 16-yMr-old wt'IOM opti..
mlstlC outlook on lite Is undimmed by a
rare cramal bOne disease. 'PG-13' (2
hrs)
(!) ~ mM Sketch cave people'•
i.,~he UOMlfte. (A)
:: =-~:o:!, 1:~t0f" p961,
Biography) T0ny Cortis. Edmond 0 &len
A men who never QJ•duated ltom Ngtl
school successfully tmpetsonates a pfO-
f8SSOf • monk and. SOl'ge<>n (2 hrs.. 25
min)
-ucm_,_, -1---IOT ..... , 1MI .,_ The
NNTN ce9t apoofs 8Vef)'1hlng from the
Academy Awards to the movleiand ~
uls In this continuing satire.
~-:.,~, .. 1'11 LOIT .. a.
When Aalptl and Norton decide to try their
hand as the managers of a fight•, the
bOXef moves In with the Kra~ Q (%) 11CM1 "The River'' I 19&4, Orama)
Mel Glb9on. Sissy Spacek <MweX1ended
credit declining profita and rising flood
wat«s thr&eten a herdWofklng farm farN-
Ml Jt.•o • ...
ftmDAY i'PG 13' l_l hr$~ min )
mAm "Best of Bizarre" Sk.ic:hee.:
Richard Simmons f()( President: &lpef
Oeve meets a pile driller, SI.star Redrllca
Piere., an E~ril<e country singer (John
~ ..... mlJY • i0oo 1•B I• life as a laodglt1 geta
Barbara down when 5he Is mlataken1for a
I~-....,. .,. ..... ... ,, --..... IJIF .......
Ouk1_. ....... °"'J 0a C*t F ... -
CC) ,ATI ~ t ,_ Flttlaa ct..iol
"Ain't Ths1 A Shame" end "BMblny
14111" w. among the waks of Fata Domino
played by pop Yfttrana Rey Chatltl. Jtt#TY
L• LM and Ron ~000 with Fa1• at a
N9w Ollaent nightclub ( 1 hr )
Sunday, Juty 27, 1986 23
..
™. ~ ..... Ai>oioa-1, ( 1986. &apenN)
Let.ley Arv w'•r1~'l'lleteJ .,.en., AJ, art"'
~ ~ own 11f• "' ftOPmidy wnen ttl'" recotdt ano17mou1 phone ~
lor Ill 8'Vant-ga1de CtMIK.ltl 0 ( 1 ht ~
1"""6-n.. a&C -·~ ...... ~ tW (J) 119!' ~ A heito'a i-t comM
beck ro h4wnl him wtiein hill pictute 11 ""'
In lhe local piper (R) ( 1 hr . JO min ) D • T...., Hott· Johnny Car&OO
Sct*'°*1 in. CtW'leN AcrObafl In 11 ..
leo P~,_,, l,."=n
n•nm YD. • I IM Whli. Ha<.1(e('a delef·
mlnled to cut lhe bUOget, Appleby's con
c.rned .wlth pemment polic..s affecting
a~ to NI elme meter. OxfOfd l ....... i.-
AT ... • 'MlllA OU8Sla Rober1
FOftttr ~==-· ~--"~ Hlll,a CoQ" ( 1984, Ora· ma) Eddie Murphy, .,kjdga Aelnhold. A
'fast-talking cop trallt hla bftt frlencfa
killer from lhe allrft of j)ftrolt to lhe post\
-.....,,,,. °',,. ... -,...,. lgal:~.so~er~ Hiiis In tl8f99 'A' Q
~--.,..,. llllln TOlllNT Johnny
Mathlt and Olonfle Warwick discula ttielr
concert tour: "TV's Greatest SPQ(11
Moments " e mna am .. A JOb offcrr prompts
rrwQd f~ Jn Arthur / Cl:).,,. "Fratemny V~t10n" 'P985.
Comedy) Stephen O,Oflreys, SherM J
Wllt<>n Despite being uddled w41h a ner·
r:1y pledge during a weettend In Palm
Sp i twoijr4f nlty brothefs vie tor a
blonde • 0 (1 hr .• 33 min. ) u.a. • "'1WM.. ~d
events Men'a bealcetbalt final, nwn'a
gymnutlet and iapt1ngboard diving from
The A1tr0dc>"le 10 Houston (R) (3 hr' )
(L) _,. "Young Gills Do" < 1963
Adult) Erica Boyet ·An 10Ult film &tar r•
ltvn her sexual ew1ktrnlng ( 1 hr 20
mm.CUii
-· • UTI lllNf Wint DAVI> &.m-. ' t'he<fvled comeclionne Marg&1et Smith.
24
eponac.aster Harry Caray In tt•eo ( 1
hr) IF=· CGU.ICTm '11 LOW
• .,. "A Town C.li.d Hell" (I 972.
W"tern) Robert Shew, Telly Savalla
The MM!rch f0< o Mexican 1ev01utlooery
leadt to a """" Isolated town. ( 1 hr • 55
min .. ... ~ _ ... NQlllf.I II .,. ''The 1.tttert" ( 1972. Ofama)
Jotln Foraythe, Dini Memll The llY9I or
ntne people are dtetnatlcety '1Nnged
when tine letfert ~ ont )'Ml are
h:.rdellY9red (I ht , 30 min.) ~M..-C,_TO
....... -u. (p)~ °' -.. ""'~ T l'<I Kn.gN, n'°"91Joo ""'11 John Casa-
Sund8y, Juty 27, 1986
bCanca1. ~ r..arta In tt• SwlM A.lpe.
11~ fhll Oomlll6cwl ~Ind Peru _.et 00 ... ·ireuure Of f h8 AltlUOl'l'
( t983. A~enrute1 Stl.Wt Whitman,
BradfOfd Otllmafl A gtoup of adWnttJtetS
1'"111 -~!«Id #ftt1 Pofanhas Ind a-..ge
~.,, while ...,d*'G fOr a fortune
"' cllwnondl (R) ( 1 tw • 20 "*' ) 11119@ -.ATUMI
(JI).,. "G.1111 .Mt Want To Have Fun'
f 1986. Comedy) Satah .'-'ca Patker.
Lee ~tgomery Two t~ glt1I
•truggle to , .. 11ze thelf lltetor1g dt.-m -to
appMt on • netiOnely t~ dence
i ogrem 'PO' Q ( 1 tw . 27 min ) -..... .. "The &g Trees' 11952. West·
em) Kirk Oouglat "Ew Ml8ef l.8ndc:lwnel1
.,. de1etmlned tO ptotect their limberland
from a gt-"Y k#nber belon In Celtomle's
redwood f0f811 (2 hts.)
(!) .,. "DMth Race" ( t9'73. Mven-
ture) lJoyd ~Doua Moeaure An American pmne, aed but ltMI able 10
tut II ttalked ~<* "-'1 by e Gef·
Ima= (1tw .30mln )
CMU,_, •TI .. •a
LOl'r••Mll
... "AW•lk With Love And Death"
( 1989, Romane.-) Angllllca HUiton A•
uf Oyen A young French coupe fall In
10Y9 cblng the calemltcq era rJ the Hun-
dred Yeett W111 'PO' ( 1 ht , 30 min I ·-ICOJT t11CD .,. ··eest o.1enae" ( 198-4. eon.
dy) Dudley Moore, Eddie Murphy. A hep-
lest englnMr'a pfins fO< a new tank gyro
are falling u mlsefably as hit merriage,
end ovetMal tWO yffl'l leter, I tank com-
mender eoouret the r-'fs 'R' ( t hr . 34
min.)
UICI).,. "The FloaJ Terror" (1981 , Hof·
10<) John Friedrich. Adt1an Zmed A knit•
wielding lunatlo vlctwnlz• eight young
campen 'R' (1 hr .. 22 min) .,... .
~ .._ Sketcn cave peoples
e.!foeptlOn Of the unlvene. (R)
... "Appointment With A Kiiter"
( 1975, Mystery) JoenNI Pettet, Btlan
8leeMd An anonymous note wrttten on 1
copy of • Sl'*espeetMn ptey provldee •
val\Mble ~ fOf • prfvtt• de1ectlve'1 wffe
lnY•llgatlng • 6-yeef-old mutder C8M '1
lhr. :.;1'/.,....,
..... i.-.... ..,
tlll(t) ... "L"etorce" (1985, Science Fie·
lion) Stev. Ralltbeck. ,,_ta< Firth Tlvee
apece vamplt• ate transported to Earth.
wheite they embefk on.a temty1ng murder
-1r~"*'·> . -'Junior Bomer" t 1872, Dr•
INI) Mc0ueen. Robet1 Preaton An
ag1ng atar r91utne home for one lat
contilet and flndl rhtt hie flmly and the
town l'Ml'f9 totaty cNlnged. (2 tv1 )
.... "Super NlnjM" (1983, A<Mn-
tutt) Cheng 1'lef'I Chi. Lung Tltn Hallng
A Ninja dlleftaln, a~ the c:IMth Of I
ffleind. etientrioet the IMdetlhlp of• mar-
11&1 artt wortd rultf f2 hra., 15 min.) il•-a.lla:. "Hehtn HtlP U!" (1986, Co~y) Ooneld Sutherland, John
HMfd In the ,._ • 9'0IUP Of letn-ege
r•lk•ter1 flndl It clttlc:\it 10 tot the line In
I ltflctjy= C.thollc ldlOCt 'ff'
!ht .. 44 min. --.... , ..• ,. ----....
... "Maa ~ ~""° T~· dome' (1915. A<Mwlture) Mel Gltleon.
Tine Turner After belrlQ robbed. • man
coofrontt tTle "*11-ot • blratf• post·
apocalyptfc tlOClety Ind ii chelenoed to •
dutll lo-the death. 'PG-13' ~ 1 tw • '8 min.> .... __ ... ,
•ClJ --''Sort II" (llMM, Comedy) E~
die o..z.n. Unda Kerrldge A medmen
concoctt a f.snted IOfl dttnk that ~
....,.,.,. and beech-buml to eat gett>IQ9
'R' ,, ht .. 31 min) ·w .... -.......
.. "It H'a A Man. Hang Up"
1876. Mystery) Catoe Lyn6ey, Paul M-oell A fasNon model II hounded ~ mile
edmlrer1, one of wtiom II extremely ~
-a;-~ 30mln.) 11--Lll ......
... "Phar LAID" ( 1983, Oramt)
Tom Burllntoo. Martin Vaughan.. The atory
of Phar Lap, a legendaty Auetrallan r•
C4lhot18 wtlOle btllllant C8f.., ""*'
abruptly with hit myslertoc.. death In Caff-
fornla Wl t9'32 ·pa· '1 ht.,~ "*1.) Cl)WA1QUllWAm• If•
m (C) ... ''The Lat Wlntet" (t984. Ora-
ma) Kathleen C>ulnlM. Vona aw.. Two women ldenttfy the aame man from •
newgreef U their husband, I sQdlet wtlO
~red during the 1973 Yorn Klp9uf
Wtt. R' (1 hr . 30 min) .. ,, ..... TClmt,..,""' ,_. .,
lllml• ll•llTODAY ... ,.~coum
-... "Gammeta Vertu1 Monatet X"
( 1909, Sdlnoe-FlctlOn) 0.tnmefa, Kally
varlS A vtctous mo09ter looms owr an to-
temetlonel nposltlOn untll ~""'*•
11epa In to dettroy the menace. ( 1 hr . 30 ,,.,._ __
IUClll ....... -an d .. "Mad Max Beyond Thunder·
dome'' ( 1985, Adventure) Mel Glbeon,
Tina Turner. After being robbed, • mtn
confronts the mtatrw of a t>Wt.n• pot1·
apocalyptic IOcltty and II Chellanged to• "'* to the delth 'PG-13' Q (I hr., 48
min.)
... ... "Mr Moto TM• A Vtcatlon"
( 1839. Mystery) P9tef Lorre. Virginie
Fle6d Mr. Moto beOOmet embroiled In the
theft of the queen'• ifwtlt and trtee to dll-
cowtr wtlO committed two murcllrl. ( 1 ht -~t5 min.) :.? ... =:-am 1 I llWT --.. "Topper (1837, Comedy)
0rtnt. Conltanct ltMett A m.tr ~ becOme ~ Qholll aher . '*"G lr1¥oMd In en auto·~ .. 11 ht .. 37:. .. ' CJ)I "o.totcl ~" ( 1984, =. A0t> U.., Aty ShteO/. o.tord
ty'. tradtlone-.,.. toeeed to the wtnd by •
btdl Amettcen ~In~ of en ......... Brltllt'I COi* glif1. 'PG-13' ( 1 hr •
33mln)
•CC) ··~" (1984. Comedy) Peter
L-.U..Ptlbf\. (1hr, 24mln)
•CC) ''The Gift Of LoYt" (1058. ChtNI)
Laofen Blcelt. ~ S1ectc ( 1 tv . 45
llW'I ) 7'9(%) "S.t Oefenee" (1 ... Comedy)
Dudley Moen. Eddie Murphy ( 1 hr 34
min)
,. al) ''Hotwymoon Hot.i'' ( 1964. Comedy)
Robtr1 Goulet, Nenc;y l<wan. (2 tws )
,. (I) ·-s..m. Street Pre.ent1· Follow Thal
Bird" (1986, Comedy) VOI09S of Jim ......,,.., C«roll Spinney ( 1 hr .. 28 min ) .. CH> ''T .,...,_.. ( 198~. Comedy) JolYl ~ Gena Row4ands (2 l\rs • 25
min)
Cl) "Ont DMdty Owner'' (1974, M'fi"
tery) OoM4I t.Ula. Jetemy Brett I 1 ,.,, 30
min) •
•CC) "Hardly Wof'tllng" (1981 Comedy)
~ Lewta. Sulen Qllller ( 1 hr , 31 min ) •O ''The C.rpttbegOefs' 11964. c:>re-
ma) (Part 2 of 2) George Pltl)pard. Car-
rot! S.er. ( 1 hr . 30 min ) (%) "Made For Each Other" p939. ("8-
ma) Cerote Lombwd Je,.,,.. Stewart ( 1
IV., 25 min) •(!)"The Lest Hard Men" (1976. West-
ern) Chllrtfon Helton. James Coburn (2
tn.) -(C "Follow The Fleet' (1936. MUSICll)
Fred Astaire. Otngef Rogers ( 1 ,.,, 50
;} ,>,Kind Heens And Coronets" ( 1949
COmedy) Alec GutnMM. Dennis Price ( 1
hr . 4.4 min. ) -m ''The Hanged Men" ( 1974. Orama) AfeYe Forr951, Cameron Mlteheff ( 1 hr
30mln ) -CID "National Lampoon'• European Vaca-
tion" ( 1985. Comedy) Ct'9VY Chase.
e.v.ty O' Angelo. ( 1 hr . 37 min )
tW(J) "National LampoOrt'e Europeen Veca·
tlon" (1986. Comedy) Chffl Cl\ase. ~ O'Angelc> (1tw .37 min) -........ ....,..-1'&9. "Struggle Through 0.th" ( 1978.
AdYentur•) John YIU. Jennifer Veno (2
hre..) CID "Kelly" ( 1981. 0r1rnai) Robert Lo-
! Twy(a-0.wn Voklns. (1 hr .. 34 min.)
· "CNnota Of Fire'' ( 1981. Drema)
Ctma. Ian Chertelion. (2 hrs . 3 mlf'I.)
-CC) "Pilat ~ The Heart'' ( 1984. Orama) Silty 'Reid, Llnduy 'Ctouee. ( 1 hr . ,2
min.) we "The Blg Llf1" (1950. Oreme) Mont· ~·r:':e:~~2 ~~. AO-
wnture) Arnold Schwaiz•iegget, Graoe
Jonte. ( 1 hr .. 43 min ) -~· " ( 1985. OrlrNI) Matlo Van all VMN.a (1ty.,32 min)
CW> •-a-nt Street Preeeni.: Foftow Thl1 8icf • ( U185, ComedY) V<*:.el qt Jim
Henion. cano11 Spfrv'lty. c1 ht •• 28 min.> •CID "YOAJ LlaM Up My Litt" ( 1tn. Ao-
tNnee) Cd Conn. Joe Siiier ( 1 hr.. 39
min.) CD ''The Gm" < 1M2. COmectv> Plerr• ~. a.o ()oldlmltt\. ( 1 hi • .t6 min.)
(J) •'Minnie And Mclkowttl'' (1972. Ro-
mera) o.r. Aowtendl. s.ymcur c..-
1 (1)v .64 min.)
-."811 COiby • ......,. (1M2. Com.-
811 CoetJy l' hr ..... min.) .. ''The M)•tol-9 Stninger'' ( 1882.
.,,.., Cfw*C)C)Mr ~. ~red
~ (1tv .. 30min.)
CJ) "Ab The Chimp" ( 1976, Comedv)
Lynne Morg8n. Dt.<t• ~cher. (1 Iv. ~7
min.) (%) "C>Yef The Btoo6ttyn Bridgfl" (1984,
Romenoe) Dion Goulet MargalJ)I Hern-~•Y (1tw .46mln.)
-~"The Ghost And Mt Chlctcen" (1966.
Comedy) Don l(notU, Joen Staley f2
hrs.)-.. ® "MA 0 D : Mot"*-Agalrwt OnJntc
Drivers" ( 1983. Creme) Marlette Hatttey.
Paula Prentiss ( 1 hr .. 40 min.) _......_ ___ _
.. ·=· cm .. llJa .........
... Q
&I 1• w+IWI ..... . , .. .., ...
I IL ...
c:MftGI. a•ee ... "The &other From Another
Pianet'' ( 1984, F1111 .. y) Jolt Morton.
Oarryl Ectnrdl A. gentle extraterrestrial
with mystical ~ling powetW lllndl In New
Yoril hllbOt and ember"-on an ~ ttv=~ Q (1hr,4'mln ) -1-... lrc:t:. .. ecmaav ,. ..it..ttec-
tng Monroe taket 1n ~train·
Ing COUf'le thet tUtns him Into an egomanl-
loc ~-•ua1ai• ........ ~ ...
.,. "Th• Ell-Mr&. Bradtord" ( 1936,
Mystery) WMllam Powetl. Jeen Arthur. An
atTWleuf *1th and hil former wife 90tYe I
aeries of racetrack murdera. ( 1 hr , 20
min) (I) UPPACC9'1 DM111n9 1<1thleen
Beller and Owtstoe>ner Tal:>Oti star In thlt
~ of Hawthorne'• romantic tale of a
young men's lrwoMwnent with the beeu11-
fut and forbidden deughter ot a ldentlt1 ~"l:•ut 1 IT n111rr "Perry
Muon eo-111,. Raymond Burr and Bar·
bera Halt: how Qame snow contestants
arechoMn.
Ii' :,IJ. Pulltter Prtz.wlnnlng ~ogr.,._ Stan Gl'Olff9ld. a women
who COllec1'I kleMI from majof IMgl.te
lbeeebll===·-a•• .-. ..... ...... Lm --------John Meekins ( 11-0-• 8 KOi) \t9. Olyty Montana (11·6. 9
KOi) In • pvot ~ bout llehed-
uted for 10 roundl. from Atlanllo 0ty r~J:S >
.. "Belt DsfenM•• (1984. eor.,.
~ Moor9, Eddie~-A hep-._ .,..._., '*"' for• ffllW tank gyro
.,. ~ • mleetabfy ........ .
and OW.I IM fW9 yeltl 1eter, • tri com-,... ..... the,.,... 'A' (1 hr .. 34
min.)
I ----,. IP IR
ta .-&Y AT~ Hott Howwd Ste-*" higNlght• !tie weekend'• offbMt ~
I·-=:::. -n•• 1 I.,. Aft• an argu-ment with Rerun. Ow~ decldee 10
rno¥e out of their apertment. ~) e ftl • U. Feetured. 1 vlillt to foc..w
M* America contestants who there •
hotM In ~. a lo<*. at mertlel arta
raphefnalla.
U.ATUlll e=•ALRTm .. ...,. .. ,..... . ............... ...... •&1111•--• ... Q UT .. .., W18 Determined to
stop his wit.'•~ • comput• ......
man (James COooJ:-pourt his llte'a ....,...
1ngs into 1 new pr<iduc1 thet INiy do the
Irick.
I ""--,. ...
.. (I) ..,. ............ In the deys
~ Worid W11 II, TedOy tale In low
wtth Mfstral and beet'I hit dllughter.
Fauve, etter hef lather'• death. Fauve de-
clda 10 stay '" France and P'KIU9 her ar-
tistic c.trMf Stara Stacy Keech, Stefanie
Powers and Lee Remick. (Pert 3 of 3)
') ~l3 ~ -Mlchlel blttlel against the men who murdered a doee
friend. In ttere<>. (R) ( 1 tv.)
.... "Wild AcMfs" (1971, West·
ern) Wiiiiam Holden. Ryan O'Neal A pair
of rnltmatchl<I cowboys teem up for 1
beNI r~ (2 tvt.) • O iW W~er 11ka his god-
perent1 tor pennleslon to bUy • 88 gun. ii:!:-:---.. _ ..
(1960, Orama) George s.gal. Robtf1
Vaughn A fierce blttte ragee between the
Amerle.tn Army and the Na.zit tor control
ot the 1a11 ~lnlng bridge act<* tNI Ahfrte:J2 tn J. I WWUIT-• ... Q .... ,.&.'9
WALL 9tmY -"Eoonornicl the Claremont Way" Guest C&atemont Eco-
nomics Institute Prealdent OebOtah Alen
()tMef.
CC) ... "Plaeel "'The Heert" (1984. Ofame) Sely Flelc:I. Undlay Cfcue. In
19308 Texas. a teneclOul women con-
e.Net a plan 10 uw her term from a benk
forecloeufe Ind ii helped by a traneient
black tletd WOtttet and a blind Worid War I
~eran. 'PG' Q (1tv .. 42 min.)
.... "NatlOnll Lampoon'e EIK~
ac11lon" ( 1985, Comedy) Chevy
Chele. e.v.iy o· Mgelo. Atter wtnnlna a
European hollday on 1 TV game show. fhe
Gri.w.td clan goee on 1 cheotlc tOUt of
Old Wotld ~pltal8 'PG-t3' (1 tv, 37
~'°-"Commando" (1916, A~ turt) Arnold Schwarzenegg«. RM O.wn
Chong Th • ••~ of an tlltt mlllt..-y talc fore. II pr~ ~ Into .W:.
~ NI dlught.ef II kidnapped. 'R' ( 1
hf . 30 min.) C!>•OM!ll
Sunday. July 27, 1986 25
.,. "Commando'' '1985. AtMJrt..
!\Me) Arnold Schwllrzenegger. Rae Dawn
Chong The ex·leedet o1 en elite military
tm force ii prel&ed beck Into 5eMce
~ his deugl'lter It kldnepped In stereo
'R' 0 ( 1 hf . 30 min ) • "°"' "Magic Ftre" ( 1954, Biogfe·
phy) Yvonne o. car1o. cartoe Thompson
ltie Ille end romance. of lamed composer
Rictlard W&Qf* lead him to gt981
echlevemenl5 (2 hrt)
.. dl) IAWW. Atlarita B1a11~ at San Frarr
clsco Giant& (Live) (2 hrs , 30 min )
• 8 9 • •Wlllm Be4vedefe wort<s on
a plan to pul 11'18 apark beet( Into George
and Maraha'a mamagc (R) o ·=~u. * ,. llMAZlll Pvll11or Prtze-wtnnlng
photograp~r Stan Groafeld: a woman
who cOlleCll k~ trom major league
ba&eb8Up-• WALL WIB "Economla the
Claremont Woy" GUO"Jt Claremont Eco-
nomtC$ Institute President Deborah Allen
Otlvier ID Mii COOPlll'I OttAMI COUWTY
"Ofange County Labor It'& Goehl And
Gilts' A ll)()t( 1n10 PfOblems confront~
orgam1eo labor and at voion members
communr:l.a WVJCe protect6 (l) ..... _-IQ,_
(%) OI lMI NJI ICll9 wmt CIUll.ll
~ .. D GD llAll va An auto r&eef IS
accused cJf rnordering a proetltute In ster-
eo ®"'(I hr I 8 (IJl cm Chm. Sarandon and Georg
Stanford Browf'I star 1n lhls drama 1nvolv·
1ng e power slluggre between the meyOf
and the 0Wrtf'' of a large metropolitan
ne~r Q(thrl I .,. "Otal M For Murde<' ( 1981,
Suspense) Angie DICklneon, Christopher
Plummer Attar discovering his wife's tnn-
dell1y, a sophist!C4teo tennis player plans
10 murder her (2 hrs )
• ..aCAll ~YMCMI ..,_ PllnwAL
"The Europttans" Lee Remick st.,. In this
1979 aeloptatton of Henry James' novel
about a furopean baroness aeeklng
wealth from her Anierlc.an cOU&lns In 19th-
century New fnglend (R) o ( t hr .• 30
min)
l ........ LOI)
,_ Lim Guests attorney Harriet
Pllpel. POfnograpoy Comml11ee Encuttve
Director Alan Sears t 1 hr ) ~lfOlllC&ITa
ITAl11m
.,_ "NattOr\81 Lempoon'a European
Vacation·· ( 1985 Comedy) Chevy
Chue. Beverly o· Angelo Ahtf w1orWlg a
EVl'opean hOllday on 1 TV game .now. the
Grlsw11d clan 110f1S on • chaotlC tour Of
Old WOfld c1pft11s 'PG· 13' ( 1 ht , 37
.. (ff '°-"Wtld In The Country"' ( I 961. J
Drema) Elvis Presley, Hope Lange. A. eo-
clel WOOIM con...ioc.s e iuvenlle delinquent
to develo() hit writing taltnt (2 hrt . 30
min)
(I) Ctll IDlllUL1M W Hlghllghts
from Edlnbvrgh. Scotland (T1ped) (1
hr)
(ff) .,_ "Arthur' ( 1981. Comedvl
Dud~ Moore. I·~ Mlnntlll A. Ofvnlc8f'I.
hOdOn•Mk; young mlHIOnelrt l1lla In love
with 1 poor w•nr . but hit tamlly thrMt
ena to. cut olf hll Inheritance unletl he
martlt9 o debutante. 'PG' ( t hr . 37 min ) Cl.) MOWll "YellOw Hair A.nd The Fortr9"
26 Sunday, July 27, 1986
Of Gotd'' ( 1'184. W•em) Laurene t....
don. Ken Aab*t80n. Art lntfeptd. ~
raised ~ CX>mP9f• with a Mexican gen-
eral and r-:. comencheroe for gokS
stolen by .fl • lndlen tribe. 'R' ( 1
hr., 42 min.) Cll ... ''The Naked Fae.'' (1'184, Ora-
ma) RC>g8f Moore, Rod Steiger. 8-ed on
II novel by $ldo9y $ha6don, A.ft• Na aec-
retary and• petlent ate murdered. e ~
chietrist r•llzel thet Na own life la In jeop-
ardy. 'R' ~I~ min.)
-• • Y A. mystenoua 1oner. known orly by Na vintage Corvette Stin-
gray. comes to the aid of a deputy cla1rlct
attorney whO ~ proeeoute • PowarlUI
undefwOtld figure (Part 1 of 2) In stereo
i)..i.1~
!I UM IOAT Emlty continues her pur·
suit of the captain: Larry Gatlin & the
Gatlin &others become lnYotY9d with •
young stowaway: an ap!Mg.comlc INms
hts =~· (R) Q (1 ht.) 1-----., .. 10UCle Mist and crttlc Brian
O'Doherly eum"-Pterf•A.19'1te ,.
nolf's life and ~. the ~ o1
French ltnpfeulonism on Na pelntlngl and
the ertlsf& Influence on lhe tYml !Tiede by
his eon. Jean Renoir.
CC) .. "Commando" (1985, Mten-
IUl't) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ree Oewn
Chong. The ex-leeder of an elite mattaty
task fOfce Is preued beck Into ..va
wtien his deUght8f Is ~· 'R' 0 ( 1
Iv. 30 min.) Cl)~ ... Guest: Buzz Belmon-
do (R) --1=•MD•' II -W' llle9MI' ---..... 06....,. A profile of the
memberl o1 an lnclanllpoll ~ teem.
Who, undef the guldanc. of teectw Bob
Cotter. won the NatloMI Elementary
SehOOI Chess Champ60nthip lhfM yell,. aft~~~ ~ .... ~ .,_ "Barry McKenzie Holda Hiii
Own" (1976, Comedy) Barry Crocker.
Barry Humph<• A. man's eunt le mltttk·
en fOf the Queen of England end k!Oo
napped by two vatTIC)lrel *"° plln to UM
her as • 'trarwytvanlan tourllt attraction..
-;~ 1MCa ·,.,..MY In ttereo '~L .,. ••o•• ... ,. .. ,
-... Sketchea: 8upet' Dave ml-
crowrw. 11.1t>sthutea for profanity; • NX·
=z:a~.., 1 .... , ... , ... •t Ill__, .... , ... ..,,.
11:11 W • ~ Liza Mlnnelll. In conc:«t
at the London PlledlUm. per1olmt tong1 lncludina the theme from "New Y0tk, New
YOfk," '"'The Man I LO'it" Ind other mat•
rial wrftttn for tntt ~I. Teped In March
tG88. ( 1 ht .. 30 min.) CI) .. P'Wlld Oallu Honey" ( 1982,
AdUll) Honey Wiider, Btlaron Mitchell A
weillthy Texu ~ moet decide
befwMn staying with hie wHe ot Na ~
,,.._{' ht .. 30 min.) *I. Cl) .. "Spawn Of The Sllthll" (19n. Honor) Alen Blenchard. .Mty Mu-
~-Off the Celfornla C09tt. • tlddot• laek lwa &o Che MllltJon d lift ... ....,..
.,. ettetwt wt'°98 dl9t conallltl d human
::f:(2tn.) e IDllLIJ Holt: Jotrny Ceraon.
comedian Dom Intra. hot dog
1~: ........... (11r.) 1-..... ,.
-. IM Hecker objectl to p-
etnment wtl9taipplng and~ untN
he ~ he'a on • terrorist group'• hit .
llat.
l lM.W-AT _. • LMllll Feetured: lnt8f·
views with the stars o1 movies. '~ lnd~ter. CC) llU ..._ Oueeta. Michael
c.ine. JIC4< Jof'IM. cw• MmW•'---•w lketcnea er.tad from per.one1
In atereo. (1 ht.)
tW TMCll In atereo. ( 1 Iv ) -~,_ ...
... ..,. .. Spoota are ln-
tetaperled with edited ver9'ona of Holly-
wood'• worst movlee. Feehqd: ''They
SaV9d Hltler'a Brain'' (1963). (1 ht, 30 ;y..,._ Wll auapec:te th8t the pur·
po1e o1 a lrtpod'a antval at a tr.wllng dr~ Is = the chldren. ! =-''S«x>nd Time Lucky" ( 1984.
AclJlt) Olene~ Roger Wlleon. At·
tempting to wlPt out tin WOf1dwtdl. God
recreet• the Garden of Eden Ind popu-
lllt• It With two mouey ooedL ( 1 ht., 37
min.) CE u. au..: ..,... Scheduted
.....,..ts; T~ and fleld, otatform cltvlng
and women's ~Ilea. from The A.ttro-demt In Hdulfon. (R) (2 hrs.) I FlllCt
-f':11 _,_In atereo. ( 1 "'··=-...
.. "Fartwel My Lovely" (1975,
) Robert Mitchum, ~
R8mplng. ~ 1840t ptt¥8le eye ,,.,
MarlOwe II di'ewn Into Unfot....., : Ind whir\ he tak• on the men~ttng • tough hoodU'n'a ~ &::""d. (t ""')
•• ::.... au..t: 8 o.earo.. In ...,.u hr.) IJJ..u.0 CT: M llWIW TO ..,..., ....
(lJ .. "Utefcwoe" (1885, Sciairlct Flo-
tlon) StlYe Allllt~ ~ Arth. Thr•
epece vernp1ree .,. ttanlpOrted to Earth,
wtwt they~ on a f~ nuder
'R' ( 1 ht., 40 min.)
... "Tlcwt "" Upatldl" (1979,
V) Urda A.nchM. Sytyte Kt1attl. ~ .iketchel In wNctt women employ
thelf lnttllgeoce Ind MdUctrv. PQW8r'8 to outmaneuwr men In the ,,....,-ending
~ of 1o11e. 'A' (1 ht., 23 min.)
W .. "8ofero" (1964, Drtme) Bo
Dwek, ~ ~ A.ft• ~Ing • from an boatdlng IChool. • wom.
8f'I )Oumeyt to Arabia end Spain In ...,Ch
of hit "'1t '°""'· 'R' ( 1 ht .• 41 min.) -(!)~111CD lntMfto. (1 ht.)
-(8) -"KOOO" (1980. Comedy) Debn9y Cdemen. Atchla Hahn. A neer-
benkNpt TV station changel Its format to
akellglcu programming. 'PG' ( 1 tw • 30
min.), w••-(1) -"~ Before I Ole" (1966. ~) John Oefek. UrllM Andr .... An
AJrrrt l'\Wtor «den hll tr~ on a den-~ rNleion Whel'I he and his n.noee are a.ught In a Japeneee attack. (2 hrs.,
30mln.)
... "A Time For Every Seeton"
[1i72. Ac:Mnture) OoclMnentary. A man
and 1 young boy explOre the fOf'bldding
Alllklln tundra .. (2 ~)
i ._..,
-eoon W -·'l.actel0tCMMI" (1971,0ra-
ltll) Or.id Jenllen. John Larch. A U.S.
Treuury 119'f\t tat. out to halt the Illegal
operatlonl of a gengater who hat &11ken
~an entn cfti. (2" l'VS.) • ~ ... Gu8st: Bun BelmOn-
do. (A) ~ °',,. ... -,..,.,.
.. "The Gitt In The Red Velvet
" ( 1955. mm.) Ray Milland, Joan
Co*i&. 1'he Evelyn Nelbln-stantord WNte
affair leedl to White'• murder In Mactson
r-°"'="~ t:9 -'l'llCD In ft«ec> ( 1 IY.) W .. ''The Utt1e ONmmet Girl"
(1984, Orlme) oi.ne Keeton. Yorgo
v~ Racrulted by ,., ... OS*'•ttve6. an actrW t>ecomea a doub6e agent u-~to trade down a note>t1ous Paleltln-
i.n m· .R' Q (.2 In. 10 min.) ·1 .. •INCi .. "Pot O' Gold" (19-41. ~
dy) Jam. St"81t. PUette Goddard. A young boy oonWlces his radio star father
t memben of a bend • Chance to
on '* radio prognMT\. 12 tn. > Miro MCm American Racing Ser'9s
trorn Toronto. (R) ( t hr.)
(f)U.Nm.-T Cl) .. ''Chattotl Of Fn" ( 198 t. er.-
ma) Ben Clo-. len Chetlelon. Social
-laturclay
preeeure and l)llf'IOl'lal turmol t..t two
very ctn.rent 8rlttsh •!Net• on their way
to glory In the 1924 Parta Otymplca. In stereo. 'PG' (2 hts., 3 min.)
t9 CID .,. "C>Yer Thi Btooldyn Bridge"
(1984. Romence) Eliott GWd. M8lg&ull
Hemingway. A m8l'l who drMm8 of ~
Inge posh resteutant In Manhattan must
matry a woman he doeen't love eo that he
can receN9 the flnenc6tl ll.tppOf1 needed
tostwt the~ 'A' (1IY.,48"*'.) (%).,.. ''Conen The Destroy«'' ( 1984.
Adventure) Arnold Sc"-~'·
Grace Jones. 8ettlerian Conan 11 reault·
ed by 8 ~ deolftf\A ~to pr~
tect a teerMQe prlnclal on her Odyl8ey
to a meg1ca1 ce.fft. 'PG' ( 1 tv .. ~ min.)
-· --• ..., .. Sched-Uled: ~ wtth w-.rn Lee Golden
(Oak Rkp Boya), ~ Trr.1s: per· t~ by Cet1 Perldne ("Birth of
Rock and Roi"). Eddy AIY9f'I ("Sc>rn.
tlmee•~ •::.w:... .. ((7)_,TMCU In ltMIO. -1 LOl1' • INCi ... "The Jazz Singer" (1963. Df•
ma) Denny Thomes. Peggy Lee. A young
~ boy deftel hll father's wlah that he
t>eoome a prayer laedlr and t\Kna to the , ~w llnger. (2 ,..,.,, ~-.----.. ~ u.& GL"91C ..,,.. ~
events: Track and IWd. plattonn dMng
end women's gymnettlcl. from The Aatr~
dome in Houlton (R) (2 tn.) CD .,. "Commando" (1985, A<Mn-
t\Ke) Arnold~. Rae Dawn
Chana. The ex-leeder of an ellte mllltary
tak Tore. le preald beotc Into wY1oe
wtien his daUght• le kldr\aWed 'R' ( 1
hr. 30 min.)
(l)'" '°'* •••••••••••
-· ... "Ode To A C>J1ng LoY9" ( 1972. Mystery) Jam. WWiwnght. Christine
Belf0td. An lnYeltlgator t• to locate a
crttlcally II gin. a young runany eecaplng
from i-. aedlstlc stepfather and a mflelng
undef'ccMw hlghwaypetfotmen. (2 tn.)
Cl) llftlOlllCCIM .. ~--
1111 Cl • .,_ FMture<t. Motherl Againlt
Drunk OrMws {M.A.0 .0.); a dleccllllon on :•IMa. (1 hr.) I JUii __,.RACI
... "The AcMnturel Of Buckatoo
Benz.al: AorOll The 8th Olrnenak>n''
(1964, 8del'IOt Action) PtW W.,_,
Jotln~~~i:"*"> ~-·':For....., Dltlng" (1968. Com-
edy) LI.de Ball. Dell Atna.z. ( 1 IY.. 39
ft*-"~~ In Wuhlno-ton'' (1943. M)1tery) Baall RathboM. Ni--
Q!! BNot. ( 1 IY •• 30 min.)
CJ) .. ·'fhnestone'' (1.-. COft*'Y)
Sytvtlt• Stallone. Ooly Perton. ( 1 hf • 5 t
min.) = "Notme Ree" (1879. C>l'anw)
RekS. 8eau ~ (1 hr .. 63 min.)
I eoon -.,_, .. , . ....._
---Sbr1ll ~edar't fl'orn .C.. Av-.,._ Bamel!Cll f School. Van ~ and
-• .,_ "<..;onttantlne And The Cu•"
(1980. Adventure) Come! Wiede. Chftl..
tine Kaufman. In the 4th century 8.C ..
Constantine becOmef Emoeror of Gaul
and defeats the Rom9tw In hil CNUde tof
relgloua '°'8fance. (2 tn . 30 min.)
l•u._,..,, .... ,
----~Tl • a11aneum tll ... ''Saeem Of The Demon LoYef''
( 1970, Horror) Jetffey 0-. JeMlfer
Hartley A murderer haunts a remote >A-
lege as 1 pr.ny 8Clentlst condUcts an ••·
~2tn.)
• -"The Immortal e.ttallon"
(1944, Adventure) David Nllltrl~Ra
mond Huntlty. ~ men
towwd vtctory In NOtttl Africa
WOtld Wat II. (2 tn.)
i CM'roam ..,....,
.. "Commando" ( 1985, Advett-
ture) Amotd ~. RM Dawn
Chong. Thi ex-laedlr of an elte mllttary
task f0toe Is pr9'88d bedl Into ....vtce
when his daugh1« le kidnapped. 'R' Q ( 1
hr .. 30 min)
(l)U.U.Q CZ).,. "Keetje Tlppel" ( 1976, Orama)
Uonlque van de Ven, Andree Oomburg.
NlneteenttH:entufy Amelerdem II the Mt·
·~of a poor country glff• clmb up the eocla~~1 hr., '6 min.)
-· L01T••M:1 ~--"The e.y Boy" (196', Orama)
LN Ullmann. Klefef Sutheftand. In 1930s
Nova Scotia, the adolescent eon of an lrn-
pcMWtshed lamlty faoes unoertalnty about his Mure as a ciefgyman due to ~
Ing Oeslree and his Involvement In 1 mur-
der. 'R' (1hr .. 4' min.)
Cl) llOf8 "Commendo" ( 1985, AdYen-
t\Ke) Arnold Schwarze1 iegger, RM Dawn
Chong. The ex4eedef of an elite mllltef)'
task boe Is preued be<* Into Mrvtct
when hie deughtef la kldMpped. In stereo.
'R' 0 (1hr .• 30mtn ) _____ ... -_....,.
""Lm.IT'm U.U.Q
102nd Strtet Bementary School. Loe An-eompete· MeokMo P«wz heats. IW.1.-WllM rr•_,,. M•lf I EI mJM•1'm
-· l90RT _.LUCY ......
WO Zit ,_..,_ .._ .......... , .. . -:.:& l::MICM' .,.,.,..,._Q
MTWT• I --Cll:CI-.... ,u.
• .,_ Feetind • ..,,~
demonstration geared tcw women and dll-
dren; ~lflllel ttom the Rllpe Ttw-
Sunday. July 27, 1986 27
ma ==Ol)Q NllE:--0 . ....,.... __ __
L~i.-..... 10 ..... ., ......
... a&. ........ ......................
CH> .,.. "Curse Of The Pink Penther"
( 1983. Comedy) Ted Wua. Oevld Niven
j hf . 40 min.) "'"".,."" -~ ...... .....,..._.
r~---.... ,MJ(
---~ ......
UTnlSYM UL.AiCnCA
.... CM'l'CllD I I °'"' ........ .... { ... ,_ ......... ...
... "Toppef" (1937. eom.dy)
Cary Grent, Co'lstance Bennett. ( 1 hr .
37 min.)·
~Tei.--~(11)
ICM.TUii
.,_ "That F0<ay1e Woman" ( t950.
Ofame) ErrOI Flynn, Greer Ga"°'1 (2
hrs) (%) .,_ "ShenQhal expr.... ( t932.
Ofame) Mar1ene Oietrlcti. Clive Brook ( 1
hr., 20mln ) •m.,.. "Opef'at1on Pecfflc" (1951. Ad-
ventUfe) John Wayne, Pet~ Neal. (2
hr•' 20 min.) -~.,IT""OO..-• IAWY .. aa&MTM
ITMUlal
ULYm111 llMIC•OL,.,_
CAll'TOC*CMOI-. ... .,_ ......... _
-(I) ........... .,_,.,.. iWPYDAYI lr':~MllCIQ
I LCM LUCY IUCS-... ..,..__,._. .. .._,.um
\ ,,._ .........
P-TALI num "The Nightin-
gale" Mlci< Jaeger pottr¥ the emperor
of the ancient lllnd of Caltwy who ...,,.,.
the true i.seone 01 lltt from the • ~
Med bird and • lowly kltehtfl mekS. Bud
Cot1. Barbera ~ Edward Otmoa .. p.:.:~·) ....... -.....
• ... ~ 0 .. ~tured':
Swamp buggy recing. from ..,..._ Fie
~~ "Str-. Of Laredo" (1949. W .. tem) Wllllem Holdln. MecdOneld
ICatru,Jl~ WAL..,...,_
28 Sunday, July 27 , 1886
1 ... , ...
·11m1w .... -.. ..
... ''Weird Science'' ( 1985. eon.
dy) An~ Mlet\MI Hal. Kaly LeBrook
~-~ -.,,. O' ...
-if=~ LA_ a_,,
... ~,._UUtnC ....
l••t-::_
...... cw ..
mm••~ • coosa1 OIAW cown "Ouanoe County Lat>oc If'• Goela And
Gift•" A look Into PfObietN confronting
orgenized labor and et union members'
~ MfVloe ptofeotli CC)_. "Beyond The POMidon Adllen·
ture" ( 1979, AdYenture) Mtdleel Caine.
~Field. (2 hr• .. 2.;ir1w (() u.&. CIUWIC M. Sclhedu6ed
events: Men's platform dMng, women's
volleyball final and men'• Tee hockey
(Eatt ...a West). from The Astr<>dOrne In
H<Mton. (Live) (3 hrs ) CD .,.. "Teachers" ( 1984. Ofarna)
Nici< Notte. Jo8eth Wltliam9 ( 1 hr • 46
min.)
(JJ) ... ''The Omen" ( 1976. Horr0<) llregory Peck. Lee Remick. (2 hrs.)
Cl) ... "We Are Not Alone" ( 1939,
Ofema) Paul Munl. Jane Bryen (2 hrs ) (%) .,.. "The Home And The Wonc:r·
( 1~ Soumltr• Chatterjee, Victor Ban-
:re..-2 hrs . 30 min.)
-~ ·r.lfl".·st'tOWoown At Boot Hiii"
(1958, Western) Chetlel Bronson. John
Cetreclne ( 1 hr .• 40 min ) -~=,·-··--CllHl•I •
-T'ISWfll I ...... ._ ( ... ~--MLACnC ....
1 1B..LUCY
--''Tarun Triumph$" (HM3, Ad-
venture) Johnny Wellamuller. Frances
Gmord. ( 1 tlr., 30 min.) ......,._ -----.,... an,.,lmLne ...
tW Cl) ....... ..,.._.. _ _,IUUTY
M U'l•T91 a a • ...._ ''The 0og Deya
Arthur Cane" A IUll moon and en •mu·
let ere r.eponelbte lot Iha trWllformatlon
of a cynical younget• Into • 9hlggy dog. p-r J.rn~R) Q
ILOllLIC'I w• n ., ..... -..an,.,-.ne_
... "The Sword Of The Vellent"
( 1980, Fentety) S..n Connefy, Mlle&
o·~. ~~·:m1n) ,.,;-____ __,..,.
i 119-•"•PU. ..,.,., ....
9 -_. • .-olll AFC-NFC Hell Of ~ Glme, !ht ennull NFl Foot·
bd pr• .... ~ ~. tNe YM' MatUflng
the New EnQllnd Petrlotl !Ming on the St
Louie Cet~ M from Canton. Ohio
~ hra.. 30 min.)
(!) ... "Keep 'Em ~" (1941, ~ Abbot1 and Coit.lo. Martha
I ~min.) •
IA'IW'I ln'Cl9I &LL.,.,_ • .._,_ ..,......,
CCIII• an•sm&.111-MY Mll•t•ll'WW. ...
-Afternoon---•
-1---llWW. Reglooel c:overege of CNca·
go Cubs at Phltedelphla Phlllee or Clncln·
i1t~ at Los Angeles Dodgets (Live) .,_.,... ----.. "Blrttl Of The S..ties·· ( 1979.
Biography) Stephen McKenna. Rod Cul-
bertson. (2 hrs.)
l lLCMWC'Y
... ~ Scheduted: Billy Dee Wjj..
Iiams (co-host). Mlehael McDonald. U1t1e
Rlc:Nrd, Joie Feliciano end Diane Schufr .
Opus, Merilyn Mertln, Lee Greenwood. In
stereo. (R) ( 1 hr.)
I _,...._..u .. •·•• cooar IAW'U. CNcaao Cubs at Ptilladel-~--lve) (~hrs.) •
• ccmMYMUl.TM_.. ~ ... "The Red-Light Sting" ( t 984.
Comedy) Farrah Fawcett. Beau Brlc1De8 L1 hr .• ~ min.) CD.,_ "Health" ( 1979. Comedy) Lau-
ren Bacall. Glenda Jeckton ( 1 hr.. 42
min) (!) ITM .... Sports competlflon
feetl.lf1no cast members trom "The Bredy 8unCh>' "Charlie & Company" and "The
Wellont." (R) (1 hr.)
(I) ... "Top Sec<ett" ( 1984, Comedy)
Vol Kiimer. ·Lucy Gutte<ldge (1 hr . 30
min~ -1•111•• -p ~-......... ,,_ITOOlll
ILMLUCY
-,. AU. IUI09 Solar hOmee In America, FflWIQe and Germany.
I ...... .._
2 =•111m ... "Sherme And Beyond" (1986)
SVUnne Burden. Robert UrQUhert ( 1 hf .• 30 '& ·1 Wft'llllVllO'C( al n iw ----.........
ILOllLUCT
... ''Tr1bute To A Bed Man"
(19M, w .. 1em) Jamee Cagney, Irene ~~g.tin.)
• . -"The Ark In Spece" Doc·
tor Who dlec:overs thet the frozen turvMng
EerthllnQI ~ not bNr'I r~ end ere
In the eiltchel of the wasp-lltce Winna ( 1
hr., 30 min.~ I CIWI TA~ u• ~•..,.. ,_ Peine W.c>bef lnvttauonal.
Mmihl • metct. from a..* Cre.k. Colo~) (1tw •• 30mln.) CH) "Wlldroee'' ( 1986, Chme) Ula
Eichhorn. Tom Bowef. ( 1 tlr .. 35 min )
(!) DAICI PHii Judgta· Rue
Mcetananen. 'tlUf'een &*qye, Ray
''Boom Boom'' Mlnoinl. Perbmai lee by Our .. Colemen. In lttrto, (R)
-lalurclay Cont.
wl~Aftanta Braves al San Fran-
cllco Giants (Live) (2 tn. "'5 min) t118 .,. ''Star Spangled Glf1" (1971,
lltL"·'~-·
'mtlCMm.Y
"'"" Cll M 1111 Up-synced: "Say
You. Say Me," "Rubblf Biscolt." "Shake
YCNt Pante." "With You I'm Bom Agam,"
"And I ,,m Telling You I'm Not Going "
Fil'IAI.
Cl).,. "Nallonel Lampoon's European
Vactitlon" (1985, Comedy) Chevy
Chae. 8eYtttv O' Angelo ( 1 tv • 37 min ) w __ ....,..... -..., _.... __ ---m
IUMLUC"f mn ... •11 • a:•.....,
.. "Oh Godl You Devit" (198-t.
Comedy) George Bume .. Ted Wass (1
hr .• 3& min.) CD .,. "A Wedding" (1978. Orama)
Carol Burnett. Vittorio Gassman. (2 hrs .
5 min.)
<!) , .. Wldespfeed vandalism al the
schOol cat.11e1 everyone to be a bit edgy
In atereo. (R) ( 1 hr.)
(%) .. "The Purple Rose Of Celro"
(1985. Comedy) Mii Farrow. Jeff Den·
l .... ~i~~
1::11 ...,
ftlll,_ """' .... "" IUMLUCY W ~ Thll pictorial ex~
ration of traglle mlnefal formatton1 In a
Pfevlous/y Ut'l9xplored region of Colora..
oo' a Cew of the Wlnd8 traoet the cav·
lem·:~WAY.,,.
... , ............ MT'I
.... mTt/#aLMa .. MlflOMCml NASCAR Buctw.-200
enO National. tr om Dover, Del. ( 1 hr.)
• .,_ "King Kong Va Godzllla"
( 19e3, Sclence-J!ictlon) Michael Keith,
H•rz Holcom~u~~· 1 ... :.:...
,_ Wldelpread vanclafltm at lhe
~ c..-aYel)'on. to be a bit edgy
In at«eo. (R) (I hr.) O mA'MY "°"" 1.1LIR•-m,.11 Profiled:
9obby Alllon. champion auto reolog driv-
er. Hosted by Stew Garvey l lLMLUCT .,. "The Incredible Shrlrnllng Wom·
an" (1980. Comedy) Uty Tomfln. Charlee
GrOdln. (2 hrs.) • DA Thia p(Oflle of Al Giddings. the
clnernat ·apner for "Jews." lnctudel
foot-oe 7 whl• gr.at whit• ahertct •nd
tunken ~ nMta. = ( 1 t.) t"l:w~•n•·-.., ... w••MN M Pm Eddie Akau Invitational from
• Hllwfll.. (Taped) CID.,_ "~" ( tSIM. A<MntlKa)
~a Roberta. Ted W-( 1 hr • 57
c!)lr.,_
.. • Cl) NA tml W•lem Open. thtfd round fl-om Buttlf Natlonel OOH Club 1n ~ Btook, IL ( 1 tv .. 30 Min.) ·-·---
l lUMWC'f ~.--.. , ".,_,.. ...... ...,...,.
llOWll "Somewhere Tomorrow"
( 1984, Orama) Selah Jeaica Patker.
Na~ddlson. (1hr .. 30mln.)
(%) "National Lampoon'• Europeen
Vacation" ( 1985. COmedy) Chevy
Chase. e.v.ty 0' Angelo. ( 1 tv .. 37 l"IW\.) •ala. ...
W8 ITM .... Sports compethlon
featurifvl cast members from "The 8'ady 8unCh'.;'"CNrlle & Company" and "The
wanons " (R) ( 1 tv.) 8 .Ulll't *-'I LI• EDI Pfoflied:
Bobby Ahiaon. chemplon auto racing driv-
er HosJed ~=Garvey. ,,.,,..,
ll"IAL...a I UM LUCY
illll'll
IMTTOIWIT _,_
tl8f:ln8TllllOUmt•Mn'I
... "Runewey'' (HMM, A~ture)
Tom Selleck. Cynt!U Rhodes. ( 1 hr • 40
min ..... I., ·-.,_.,. CA .. ~ .... ,.."_ <!)At M .... Scheduled reviews:
"Big Trouble" (Peter Falk, Alan Atkin).
"Nothing In Common" (Tom Hanks.
Jackie Gleason): "i9bond" (Sandrlne Bonnalra, Mache Merll 0 ...., UCl1 DA• WWWIZ
Consumer Information on Sal'T'llOnlte ~
gage. chemlcelty tr•ted fruit• end YeQ&-gtables ~~lme guarantees
M>fWIL
BWIMD•M.
.,. "The Woman In Red" (198-4,
) Gene Wiider, Ktlly La8rock. ( 1
hr., 27 min) .. , _,.,....,.O'CCI 11.U.
l1llC"fl y. a F RM
PAim Wldeilpreed vandalism at lhe
school causes eYef)'one to be • bit edgy
In !Ureo (R) ( 1 hr.) e 11CTUJaac. Hlghllghte of The Tour
Of Italy, a 22·dey. 2.500 m.te t'llef\I begin-
ning in Palermo and ending In M«ano. ( 1
tv )
1 .. , ......
IUCI( .........
.,.. "&c:.pe From New York"
( 198 1, Sclenoe-Actlon) Kurt FUMa.
Donald P!eaMnee (2 hta )
I ....
11.AMLUCT
.. "GrM9ed Llgtl1nlng" ( 1977. 8fs
~apny) Richard Pryor, BMu Bridges i ":J-'11 CM..,.. ''Unknown Chep-
lln ·Hidden Treuuree: Pan Ill of Ill" Pre*
OUSly unaeen fllm ctlpe of Chal)lln lnolu6-
lng horn9 movie.. fllf1)a made for hla own
amutement, abendened p(O)ecta. and
outtak• from "City Llgtlla" and "Modem
TIT~~. 1 ........... Hoata Jeffrey Lyons
and Mld'lee' MedY9d look al whet'1 rww
at the mcMee. Cl) u.a. OL'91C ..... Scheduled event .. Tr.at end flltd, men·a gynnaatlct
•nd IOt hod(ey (North yt.. Soutfl). from
The A&lrodomt In Houtton. (L!Ye) (3
~~M. ''The AINZlng WOttd Of &p. dera" Soma of the moat ~ ~
Mlected from a r:J::' ~of dlf-.
f«ent "**"'.,.-.ed. (t tv.)
(l) .. "Satwc»y Nld'lt r..'' (19",
Ofama)1 John Travolta, 1<.aren GofNy. (2
htl.. 3() min.)
(l) ........... ,..The
Pointer Slst-. llng "Fn.'' "Avtome11c."
"I'm So Excited'' and NlectloN from their
,.. albu'n "Cont.cl .. In stw.o. ( 1 tv.)
(%) .. ·~ exp,_.. (1932.
Orama) Marlene Oletrlctl. CIYe Btootc. ( 1
tv .• 20mln~
-i='Mlltlf Roberts" ( 1i55, eom.
cJy) Henry Fonda. Wnea Cegney. (2 tvt..
35mln.)
-· W Mllrr Interview with '*>tge Hami-ton--Ma •=••o IUMLUC"t ---:tm ucm,.. .... _ ...... ___ _
-1~T.c•-.... , •• m11 ,_..ca•• .,.,.RC--t/#W.I& A
tAxvey of the Natory and culture of thla
African nation noled for 11s harWi envlfon-
ment.
I -.,. ..... _.,.., ..
._ AT ... Demonatretlng hla
veRatlllty. John Wll&ams conducts 90fT'9
of hit movie ac:ores and plays the harJ*-
chord. ( 1 hr.)
CC)_,. "Battleground" ( 11M9. Advtltt-
lure) Van Johnson. John Hodlak. ~
can aoldiars of the 101et Airborne Olvtalon
engage In the French campelgn and the
Battle of the Bulge. ( 1 tv .. 58 min.) CH> .,. "Curse Of The Pink Panther''
( 1983, Comedy) Ted Waa. o.vld Niven.
A bumbling New York City cop ~,t91...._a
a host of IUICllcloue cheractera In hill ln-
veatlgatlon of the theft of the tabuloua
Pink Panthef diamond 'PG' ( 1 ht • 40
min.) CD .,. "Gruae" (1978. Mueleal)
John Travona. OIMa New1on-John. 8aeed
on the 8'oadway &how A 1"60a high
Khool gang leeder tl'191 to win beck Iha
pretty Australian exchange ltVdant he
romanced during 9Ummef V8Catlon. 'PG'
.U hr., SO min.)
Cl).,. "Rhinestone•· (1984. Comedy)
Sytyteter Stallone. Ooly Pwton. Art •
teblllhed country Olglf btta that the cen tum a loudmouthed ,..-York City c.b
dr1Yer Into a convtnolnQ country entlflaln-
., In juSt two WMkt' tW.. In atereo. 'PG'
1(1 tv .• 61 ~ ........... ... &<far ,-.cc••
-_, .. Htlnry'• ~ dey In bed la ruined whall tlY8tyOfW
~ conctrn °""' hill hMlth • _. JI I CA A ptoflle of the noclW•
;~mouaa.Q
Sunday, July 27, 1988 29
-lahlrclay Conl.
(2) mt THI PIM W wnlt C1W1.11 ~ Nl8 UP..., lnteMew with George Hamil-
ton. 8 Miff uc.J wmt DAWI> hOiiOWil Z
Consume<. Information on toys. Tellon-
llned cookwate end a sound-activated <»-
vice that turns off light' and telev$ons. e H•H • Californ111 Angets at Seanle
Marl1*9 = (3 hrs ) • MOU. ClO.W Scheduled 11\-
tervlews with Jacide Gleason and Tony
Dow ("leave It to Beever'') oolebrtty en-
trepreneufa fjTOOClO.FOI~
ai E IM 0.00 Featured Host Bill
Griffith visits a true renaissance festtval.
Mar1< Walton reports on offshore oil drill-
ing, a kX»I at lhe controversy OV8f sugar
a company thal's making money on lntlat·
ables
• mAU we.ma Ted's parents (Jack
Manning, Peggy Converse) meet Vicki 10<
the first t""41
1-. Oil FOl1\lm
... ~ Historian Michael
Wood travets the Congo AIV9f not1heasl
!Tom KinShasa in western Zaire to Klsan·
ganl and the joining of lhe Lowa and Lua·
laba Rrvers at Lowa (R) Q ( 1 hr )
I UlllmlOALM
UllC\' .....
.-Y When the Duke of Broughton'&
nanny grOM senile, Barbara comes In as a replacement (1 hr)
(Z)llCMI "Conan The Destroyer' ( 1984
Adventure) Arnold Schwarzenegger
Grace Jones Barbarian Conan is recrlJlt
ed by a sensuous deceotu1 queen to pro
tect a teen aoe princess on her odyssey
to a~tcal castle PG' ( 1 hr , 43 mtn) 'NI I DAMCI llYH Judges Rue
MCCianahan Taurean Btacque. Rey
"Boom Boom' Manc1n1 Performance by
Durell Coleman In stereo (R)
l rraau.a m mt LA. Featured a behind-the
scenes look et Club Med. including a v1S1t
lto::::h•h --.. ,.,,
IM D900 lOO'I MmA&. iUMU Fea-
1\jred. a took ar the darting Dulkers; a fam-
ily of forest dwelling Antelope Second
atop, a v1$1t to the zoo ho8pltal and the ~~;mmauonc; tor exotic blrde
M ~-TUCll: ~ In ater
eo. U hr ) • 9 Cl) Ill.IA Melba's worried about the
motives of he1 ex-husband a new g1rl-
fr~ e e PACTI Oil LR Blalr learns an Im-
portant leaon when she's stranded In an
etevator with lln Older man wntle en root•
to an awardl cer~ In srereo (R) Q e aJ ..,_, 4Kllll Arnold's In
tre>Yble when he gets a forgery expert to
c:henge the grades on ht<> report card (R) it.,. "GraduatiOf"I Dlty' ( t981, Hor
ret) Christophef George, Pitch MaoKen
.zle High tohoOI trock nthletes are being
ltnlty "cul from lhe tum' by an un-kno;.:, =) i-:. ''MacArthur' I 1971. Blogra
30 Sunday. July 27. 1986
phy) GtlQOf)' Peck. Din O'Hefilhy. The
famous. IMred and tlemboyant mlttary
leeder of Woftd War 11 experte!IOIS brtlli9nt
combat VletOtleil b9fore a ftna.I. fiery ClOn-
trontatlon with Prealdent Harry Truman. ~ hrs.. 30 min.') ..... Sit l..anU'• ..aect elephants
that cany Buddhe'• tooth; ftre walkers wnoee totture leada them Into. ttanoe (1
hr.)
l ,_.,, .... .u,...
.UT 0 U a ' ~-"The Dining Room'' A.R Gurney Jf. 't comedy at>out
the roi. and rttuell of tht American
WASP featuree a cast of six pteylng ov.r
50 characteta lnck.ldlng a _. gtanO-
mother and a ~ of 5-yMl«tl.. (R)
Q_ (1 ht ' 30 min.)
CC).,,. "Beyond The Poeeldon A~
ture" ( 1979. Adventure) MlohMI c.Jne.
Sally Fleld. Salvage dellers and • tMClc:al
team seeking IUMvor'I aboerd • ~
ocean llnef reoe agalnat tma and a lin9-
t8f vUlaln &Mklng fht lhlp't VIWble Ptu-
tonlum cargo. •pQ• (2 htt... 2 "*'-~ (!)u.&.OUWIC .... AL.CC*fl
CH)--'Weird Science" (1986. CoM-
dy) AnthOny Michael Hal, Kelty Le&ock.
Frustrated by dat ..... weekendt. two
high school ne<ds UM their home oomput·
er to oonjufe up the woman of thelt
dreams. 'PG-13' Q ( 1 hr .• 3' min.) CD llOWll "Perlecr' ( 1985. Orama) John
Travolta. Jamie lee Curtla. A. )oornallat
sets out to write an expoee on health
cluba and ends up tailing for • reportet· ~ Hloblc:a Instructor.·~ tn.) , ........ ,,. ...
.,. "National lampoon's European
Vacation" ( 1986, CorMdy) Chevy
Chase. Bevetty o· Angak>. ·Aft• winning •
European holiday on • TV game ahow, the
Griswald clan goes on a ohaotlc tour of
Old World capitals. 'PG-13' Q (1 hr., 37
min~,_
1:11l(J)1'0•Mllat .. • 117 Mary peraua<1e9 L•ter to give CaMn a Job at tht ooostructlon company
In stereo. (R) • 0 .... A QOnMfVatlon expert
helps Benton and tht QOYffl"IOf paa an
l!!!P<>ftant bin. (R) o
(!) Llllm.ll °' -... ,. ,..,.. New York nlghtclUb and hotel OW'*
Steve Rubel; Spain's Coate dal Sol: Abby
Delton tours Coate Rica; actor Ed 8egley
Jr. ("St. Elaewhef:.d; (1 hr.)
I ..... ,,, ....... -••a1m1 ,_..r
... ~TMCU lntt•eo. (1hr.)
.. Cl) .. "Outlend" ( 1981. ~
Rctlon) Seen Connery, P4'ter ~-A
space marlhal lnveltlgetes • ,...,, ot "'Y9"
terloul deathl Within a mining OOIOny on one of Jupiter'•~. (R) (2 htt..)
•• ----Roee IONa her Job as aztet counaelOf. In ttereo. (R)
• ~ .. "Con...,,. Of A Married ~en' (1983. Orwnl) Robert Confad.
Jennll« Warran. A hU&band and father
Jeopar~ all he holc:JI dear wtllt\ ht be-
eomea ob1111td with • younger woman
i ) c (2hrt)
.. "A Night In Heawn" (1983.
ema) Chrtetopher Atklnt, L..a.y Ame
. warren. A mettled oOlega lnltructor hat
en affair with ON of htt students who
~ ... male exotic dano.r. (2 tn.) e .,._. all. WM The aftetmath of
lht war followlng defeats at Madrid. Bar-
oelona and Ebro. ( 1 hr ) ·MLUI-
(I) Ca UUll .... Htghllght~
trom Eclnburgh. Scotland. (T9P9d) (1
hr)
(l) ..... NflllAlmllM:i -
(1) ... "The Purple Roee Of Calfo"
(1985, Comedy) Mia Fenow. Jett Dan-
iell. A Oapf'eulolHlre wattr-who In~
quentt the mcMe9 to eacape her unhappy
marrtege embett(a on a WhltWnd adven-
ture Whetl a matinee Idol ltepe off the
tcreen and Imo her Nfe. 'PO' ( 1 hr., 22
min.)
.... "Manhattan M•ry-O<HbJnd''
n937, Comedy) Phil Regan, Leo Cerrillo
When a mobetar tak .. control of a r8QOfd-
lng company. he nearly cau.ee • male ~ 10 ic.a Na ftanoee (2 hrt..)
.... ftLYM • PMMm A bumbling
bell captain tl1et to http • mane.get Im-
prove the reputation ol a r..on hotel
Start Jim Na~ and Brent Splner
i =r= rm •• 10UCM Artist and critic Brian
O'Ooherty axatl'ICne9 Plerr•Auguate R&-
nolr' • 1119 and work, the lnfk.lenoe of
French lmpr-loniem on his pelntlnga and
the artist's~ on the films made by
his aon. Jean Renoir. 1 ....... ,,. ...
... -TMCU In stereo ( t ht ) -e '91W The d&Ughter of
an ecc:entrto. former World W81 fl flying
aoe hires Steele and LaUra 10 find oot If
there' a a method to his madne&a. In ate<-
eo. :J..(1 hr ) I Ul1' CClh&IMI Harvard's 25-yeer
reunion fOf tht class or • 4" ahowt eecti
roommate pursuing a 111• dlffefent !Tom ma dreama or his caretrM college days.
Stara Perry ~Bruet Boldeltner and OebOfeh Ralfln. Part 3 or 3) (2 hrt.) e.,.,. Arthur ne.ds a b<eel<
!Tom hla mothtt'• dependent W11ya. 1 ..... ..--c•.u_,..,. ....... ''The Ballad ol GreQOt'lo Cortez" Based on l'llslorian Amerieo Paredes' bOok.
"With Hit Plstol In Hla Hand: A Border
Ballad and tta Hero •• Ec:twatd Jamea Ol-moe stars In this 1982 drama about a
Mextcan--Amerlc:an cowhand whoae mur-
der of a T exaa ah«tlf In tall-otfenae pre-
dPft•t• a wldaly publlcized manhunt {0) c (2 tn.)
(C)llDWll "Volunteers" (1985, Comedy)
Tom Hanks, John Candy. An arrogant
Valle join• the P .. <» Cof Pl and go. to
Thailand. where he mtett an OYeneaJous
samatitan wtth an !1-pOtttd plan to build a ~ 'R'Q (1 ht •• ~mln.l
(I) ..... -~ ..... Scheduled
9\lef'ltt: Men't ptetform dMna. women'•
vo19ybad final end men'a Toe hockey
(East vs. Welt) , from The Allrodome In
Houlton. (R) ( t hr .. 30 min )
(8) .. "Apology" ( 198$, Suapen1t)
L~ Ann Warren, Patt!' Wtll* M artist
putt her own II.. In jeopardy wtlefl Iha
recordl anonymous phone contoa.k>na
for an avant-pde cr4'1tlon. Q ( 1 hr , 40
min) . CD .,. "TMChert" (UMM. Orama)
Nlde Hoitt. Jo84'th Wllan'8. A 1aW9U1t
brought ~ • zoo.Ike urban hlQh
IChool '°' awarding • dlploma to an IJll-t8fale student apura a ~ in.truo-
lor to aaaroh for hll dlacarded ldMls. 'R'
~tw •• ~mln. .. ~~op Seotetl" (19tM, Comedy)
Val Kiimer, Luey Gutteridge. A tpOOf of
tPY mcMla and EMt Pr-.V ft1n.. In whlOtl an AmertqJn r* 'n' r<i tar gata
'
Coal.
... "Man And Boy'' (1972, Welt-
em) 811 Colby. Leif Erlcklion. A IMok "*' trtee to make• hofnt for Na tamly on the Attzone daMrt frondar. (2 hrs.)
• llMI ''Homec'I Ne11" (1810, Dr•
me) Rodt HUdlton. Sergio F.,,tonl. An
Amer1cen GI, llded by a group or lt.ilan
orS)Nnl. blows 14> a "'-zt dim profeet. (2
ltwa.l. • .,. ...... _ WI---.. ...,,.,. ( 1914, ~) lu-
c:Jlt Bel 8ealrlce Arthur. A weelthy «>-~ ~ the Cl'*di9n o( her ~ conYtt'ltlondy ralaed neph9w. (2
hra.. 30 min.)
(I) ... "Hot Aeeon"£ COmady) Tom ~ Detw'8 . At a poah
unmer hot9'. *" tnooty prepplee.. and b&lhlrlg bMutlea Me .. pre-
OOQC)led wtth one actMty -eex. 'R' ( 1
hr., 33 min.) twl.-r1MCD In lt..O (1 tv.) ........ Q .. "Gimme An 'F' .. ( 1984, Come-
) Stephen Shellen. Marte Keytoun. An
lnetrOctor't Mure rtdel on hie ablllty to
tranaform • tnlglcaly Inept chee111 ig
tql'9d Into • ,.,,, of polet'9(I ~
~·'A' (1 hr., '°min.)
.... "Leff Get ~· (1 983.
AcMt) Hypetle lM. P8UI 1'homu. A mar-
ried couple •• dandng ~ to Im-~their '*-'=tJf hr., 30 "*'.) n11 CCJ 'l>I a 'J a n A look
at a Moteee trewlng baketbd aa1eeman on 1\9 ~ blr1hday.
-· .... '"The Wind And The lion" (1975, A~h.We) 5-l Connely, ~
dice Bergen. An International Incident oc-cure whef'I a Morocc:en leader kJdnape an
Amencan fwnly end Teddy ~
call out the ..._ to r.ooe them. (2
tn., 30mln.)
• ~ ... 1111WM. Spoofl art In-,...,.,._. wtth eclted Y9r1'ona of Holy· wooer• went mcMal. Feah.Wed: ''Thev Se"9d Hltta(t 8'aln" ( 1993) . ( 1 hr , 30
"*'il. ... ~ ........ ~ u.t. &1WIC .... Scheduled ~ Tr.ck and ftltd. men'1 gymneatlcs
and lea hoc*ey (North w. South). from The AltJOdome In Houlton. (R) e .. co..T_
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ous stranger. a Bit»quotlng bed QI.If,
and • salOon llrlQlf .. among the mott.y asaort"*" who COIW'ltge to ...,ch tor a cacN of gold. 'R' 0 ( 1 hr .• 27 min.) •
-· ..... ~f In e.tn" (1968, er.
ma) ~Berry, KM\ McCarthy. A~
azlnt editor II ·an91ted In EMt Germany
brfnalna about an exch8nge ·of IPlle. ( 1
hr.,~"*'.)
• M1WOIMllll (!) .. "Frlelldlhlpe. s.cteta and Uee''
(1979, Orama) TN ~. Paula~ ta $1x women bacofn9 murder IUllP9Ctl
when a beby'a IQ!Mon II bll'ld In the
tororffy to. they 1>«1 In 20 ~ ~ •·~~YMM ! llMI "Watnlna stgn" ( 1985. Otame)
Sam Waterston. T<atfileen QuWllan. A.
Wlch ldentlm .,. turned Into homk:klal
manleca whell a MCtet germ warfare ex·
perlment goee htywlte. 'R' ( 1 hr.. '°
.. tf .6.r..,. In stereo. ( 1 hr.)
-·. "9Aft Host: Mlldelne IC8hn. Mu-**~ ~ Franke and the Knockout1. ~~ ~ llMI ''The ~ In Red" ( 1984,
Comedy) Gene Wiider. Kelly le&ocit. Ari
otherwlae happlly man1ed San Franclaoo
butNuctat beoolTlt9 otllHHd withe got·
geoua modal " trtee delper9tely to lnlt .. ate an affair wfth her. 'PG-13' ( 1 hr .• 27
min .. 1:11! .,.tt::f'ove Child'' (1982. Orama)
Amy Madigen. S.U 8r1dgeL A ingnent
Inmate In a women'• prison W11Q81 •bet·
tie to keep hef chlkt. wtlo w• tethered by a ~guard. 'R' (1 hr., 35 min.) 1:8, ....
IC'IY ~etches. the Lola Heatherton
(Catherine O'Hara) specl9t a culnMy
treat for Ytdeo fanatlca. l ~:fir.fi. ... ,_1nthll 1984
conceft. Get.ii perlorml ''Matna. ••
''Thal'1 AA,'' ''Home by the See" and more. (1 hr.)
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llamt (~t~tchaef McDonald. Uttte ftcha.rd. Joie no and Diane Sduf.
Opus, Martyn Martin. l• Green.w>od. In
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·SUNDAY, JULY 27, 1986
_··Jacobsen: Time running out·
HB man held hostage In Lebanon pleads
for negottattonstn videotaped message
Oen. Georae Armstrona Custer
and his command of mo~ than 200
men were mauacrcd by Sioux war·
riors in the battle of the Little BiJhom
on1une2S, 1876.AttheAJamo1nSan
Antonio. Texas, more than 180
Texans were killed when a Mnican
army captured the fortress in a final
assault on March 6, 1836.
Those hot\llCS have been held in
Lebanon from 13 to 16 months.
Jacobsen, ~he director of ihe
American Univcnity Hospital In
Beirut when be WV kidnapped May
28, I 98S, appealed to the American
public to pressure the Reap,o Id.mi~
1stnuion to ncaotiatethe release of the
remainina captiyes. ~
tcrronlt.I.... .
Jacx>been aid be ... happy JeMO
bad been freed but ldded .. our releue
will be by eta.th .. ualal Wabi...,,., o~ nqotlations with \ lllamie
Jihad. DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) -
American hostaae David Jacobsen of
Huntinaion Beach said in a video1ape
made by his kidnappers in Lebanon
that "I feel rm one of Gen. Custer's
men. Or one of the men at the Alamo
waiting for help to arrive:•
He added, "You know the end of
their stories. Pray that oun will be
happier."
3 still ih custody
after de~th of boy
Police: Driver of car
that hit Irvine youth
had run through ltgh t
BJPBILSNEIDERM.A.N
Of .............
The car that jumped onto a lid~
walk in Irvine Friday and§k four
bicyclists -kiUina one m -
was s~r:vina to avoid tr1 after
running thro. a red li&ht, police
invcstiptors disclosed Saturday.
The three men who wtre ridlna in
the car remained in custody Saturday
as the invcstiption continued, Irvine
polioe S,t. Mike Oaden said.
The collision occurred just before
noon Friday near the intenection of
Bryan and Yale avenues in Irvine's
Northwood community. Pronounoed
dead at the scene was Jesse Paul Joe
R. SuUano, a 9-ycar.c>ld Filipino who
had been living in Irvine with his
uncle and aunt.
The dead youth's cousin, Gian·
carlo Lujan, 9, was also Injured in the
accidcnL.Ogden said LuJan's injuries
were not serious and that the boy
remained at Western Medical Center
on Saturday for observation. The two
other bicyclists involved in the acci·
dent did not require hospital ~t·
nJeOL
Ogden said officers determined the
car was travelinJ south on Yale when
it ran a red hght at Bryan, then
swerved to avoid traffic moving
through the intersection. Jn doing so,
the car jumped a curb and struck the bo»:u th~ ~ere bicyclina alona the side~alk, {)&den said.
Three people in the car fled the
sc.cne on foot but were captured a
short time later, officen said.
Police believe Culmaro Urena, 23,
was the driver. Ogden said Urena wu
being held at Orange County Jail in
lieu ofS2S.OOO bail.
His two companions. forJC
Ennque, 16, and Juan Carlos Garcia,
27, were also being held Saturday as
material witncs5C$, Oaden said.
All three arc citizens of Mexico,
and Irvine police ellpressed concern
that t_~cy mi&ht flee the area if they arc relca~ belorc a coun hearing.
Agencies to ~ie for
supplementalfunds
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of .............
County agencies will be competing
this week for extra money to supple·
ment theirshare of a proposed SI .4S
billion county budget for fiscal
1986-87.
Requests for SI~. 9 million in
supplemental funds have been made,
with budget plannen recommendina
that S 11 million be awarded, County
Analyst Richard Pickryl said.
With the predicted drop in federal
revenue shanng funds, dCt>llrtmcnt
heads were told in prepanng their
operating budgets to keep costs down
to the status quo.
Pickryl said fiscal constraints were
also caused by an increase in fundina
for community safety items -such
as S 13.3 million in proposed jail
improvements.
Fund-raising
eff Orts in 0C
uncharted
By G. JEANE'M'E A VENT
°"'JNMC.11 p •a cl
Philanthropy or private sift Jivina
in Orange Cnunty i1 larlt!ly unchancd
water, aa:ordin& to Barban J. Grady,
vice president of the National Society
offund Raisina Executives in Oranae
County. "We don't know what the
poss1bihues arc" for &ift aivina. the
said.
Respondina to new nation~!
statistics on ph1lanthropy..t. Grady llJd
UC Irvine. the Orange \..OUDt}'. Pe,..
fomunl Ans Center and the South
Coast cpcnory lead the county in
fund nusina.
. l'
Moreover, t1-District Attorney's
Office is askinftor 63 more people,
while the Public Defender's Office is
seeking to expand its workforce by 36.
Dunng budaet hearinas beginning
Wednesday, county supervisors are
ex~ted to look for ways to further
trim the new spend.Ina plan. How-
ever, Pickryl. said most of the
financial fat has already been re-
moved.
"I don't think the board will
si~ificantly reduce any prosram," he
said. "It's a tight, toulfl budget. The_r
know we wanted to cut to the bone.'
Pickryl also predicted the board
would stay close to the proposed $20
million continaency fund -an
emergency surplus that he says manr,
agencies will probably "take a run aL '
Much of that money comes from
(Pl--Me COUNTY I A2)
The seven .. minute tape was carried
by the Rev. Lawrence Jenco of Joliel,
lll., when he was ~leased Saturday in
Lebanon's Bek.aa Valley by Moslem
extremists who had held him captive
for 19 months.
The tape was made available to The
Associated Prc'Ss in Damascus where
Jenco. a Roman Catholic ~ was
taken after he was freed.
In his reference to Custer and the
Alamo, Jacobsen, SS, obviously was
sugestina that time is runnina out for
him and at least three other Ameri·
cans still held by the terrorists of
Islamic Jihad -Islamic Holy War.
He also criticized President Re·
apn, sayina. "It seems to.me that my
aovemment, or at least my president.
might be a prisoner of an absUrd
subservience to the political prtnci~
positlon of'we will not nqotiate wstb
Islamic Ji.bad has uid' it #ill free
the Americans if Kuwait ~ l 7
of their-comrades convicted in
Kuwait for bombiAS t.be U.S. 'Pd
French Embasliesin December 1~3.
Kuwait bu refuted tO free the 17. \
Islamic Jihad. a Shiite MOIJem.
faction, bas been linked IO Iran's
~ ... JACOllSll/A2)
·Faith renewed
in relatives
ofho~tages
Jacobsen's f amtly
heartened by news
of Jen co' s release
From naff aad wire repom
Relatives of David Jacoblcn and
other Amencans still beina held in
Lebanon by Shiite Moslems said they
were hcanened by the radical aro"'P's
release Saturday of the Re". Law-
rence Jenco after 19 months of
captivity.
"Just seeing him and secina that
he's alive gives me faith that my dad is
· OK and that he's going to come out of
this too," said Paul Jacobsen, whose
father was kidnapped in Lebanon 14
months aJO. The elder Jacobsen, SS.
was administrator of the American
University Hospital in Beirut.
"There's no way to know what's
going to happen rcp.rding my dad,
how long it's fOing to take, what it wlll take to get htm out," Paul Jacoblen
said from his home m Upland. "But
seeing Reverend Jcnco and seeing the
type of spirits he's in, his mental state.
ccn.ainly gave me a big boost."
David Jacobsen has two other
children have made numerous public a~rancc, includiD1 visit.I to ~ White House, to keep aueouon
focused on the ~ and to pr'ell
the Rcapn adinini.stration IO wort
for their release.
Jenco, S 1, a Roman CalbOlic priest
from Jolici... rn .• was releued in
apparent sood health. On bis arrival
in Damascus, Syria, be embnced
Pegy Say of Batavia. N.Y., who bad
traveled to the Middle Eut to try to
win the freedom of ha' brother, Terry
Anderson.
"ibis 1s a happy day {or all who
have worked on this bomanitarian
effort. rm excited and pleucd for bis
family and I hope all the otber hos~ will be freed soon," Mn. Say
said.
Anderson, 38, chief Middle Eat
correspondent for Tfle Asloeiated Press. was kidnapped Marcil 16,
1985.
Jeoco told U.S. officialJ in Damu-
cus he had been in contact ,rith Anderson, Jacobsen, and Thomas
Sutherland, SS, who was kidnapped
June 9. 1985. All are beina hefcf by
Islamic Jihad, or Islamic Holy War.
American priest Lawrence Jenco. of Jollt. 01., faces the
presa Saturday In the Syrian foret.ln ministry after his
releue from 19 montha ol captbity. f>etaila on A4.
'' ••• . children living in Southern Cali-
fornia. His son Enc lives m Hunt·
ington Beach, and his daughter Diane
resides 1n Long Beach.
Over the past year. the Jacobsen
"I do think that this is a positive
step," Sutherland's wife, Jean. said
from the couple's Beirut home in a
telephone interview with Fort Col-
lins. Colo .. radio station KCOL .. It
d~ mean that there is movement
and that release 1s possible.
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84-5
By STEVE MARBLE
Ot .. Dlllf,... ....
In a city where limos, BMWs and
skateboards seem to be the vehicles of
choice, public transl:!Ortation has
traditionally been an iffy proposition
in Newport Beach.
There was the Harbor Hopper,
which consisted of a fleet of school
buses on loan for the summer. II
flopped ..
There was a shuttle system de--
signed to ferry shoppers around
Fashion Island. It never revved up.
There was even a plan to pedal
tourists up and down the Balboa
Penisula on rickshaw-like;.. contrap-
tions. It stalled before 1t ever started.
But a months-old trolley system m
the beach city appears to have broken
the jinx and may, if ri~enhip con-
tinues at or near its present pace,
become a permanent fixture.
"It's booming." said Ken Dchno. a
city administrator instrumental in
launchina the service.
..., .......... ., ..... --....
Smee ll was inaugurated in April,
more than 12,000 people have paid SO
cent s to nde one of the three trolleys
that cnsscross the etty every 30
minutes.
On an average day, 300 people
catch ndcs on the red trolleys, easily
topping an expected daiJy ridership of
200. The r«ord for a sinale day was
set last Sunday when 600 people rode
one of the r~ ca rs.
The figures exceed the city's most
(Pleue Me TROLLltY I A2)
Style
Weather
Weddings
A6
Be c...oe c1 ....
81.3
A2
A3
Sepulveda Adobe
has colorful past
By MICHELLE COLE
Deir .... C.I 11, I t•a A
Legend has It gold 1s buned there.
And whale no &httenn& treasures have
been unearthed at the Dieao
Sepulveda Adobe an Costa Mesa.
dinosaur bones a"nd relics from an
an~nt Indian bunal around have
been found nearby
Many' who hve an the shadow of
this st.ate histoncal landmark. local~
off Adams A Vt'nue. m SU~ to
lc:sm about 1t. "
cool and constant ocean breeu a
heavenly respite.
Mddred Fisher. a Cotta Mesa ~s1dent and volunteer at the city's
h1stoncal society, estimat.ea t.bat tbc
tar and tule roofed outpqst wa built
bt'tween 1820 and 1823 by
Capistrano Indians
"They probably even m9dc the
adobe bnckl out of the clay wen
n&ht on the spot,t Fisher said.
lhe crumbhna adobe was rebuilt
under the supcrvts1on of tho Colt.a
Mesa h1stoncal society 20 yan ~
af\er the onlJnal plans weft d.iJ..
covered 1n mission arctuvea.
With thccxccpt1on of Wft>Ulbt-iron
ban, added reecntty to proteetlllintt
vandals. the exterior of the ldobe
looks almost the same as tbe mbaioo-
ancs fint found 1l
The sate had a colorful bistoty even
before the m1 onaries arrived.
Artheolop ts found a rich foail 6tld
where the parkina lot ll now. J\llt
According to reports, UO ~ved
Sl8.7 milhon from Drivatc donors
over the 1984-85 fiscal year •bile the
Sduth Coast RcpMory ran • di tant
third at S3 S million. Since the
Perfi muna Aru Center t>qan fund
raisins for the new center in 1980,
(Pl-... ... CllilJTIU/ A.2) T&lea of the DJe&o 8epv.JMda Adobe an almoet u colorf111 u tbe buU~.
The s1naJc·story ado~ ~its ht&h on
a irassy plateau surrounded by ah
edcctic arove of Cahfom1a pepper
trees. palms, and ma&nohas. ft once
served •~an outpost for the m1pton
pne ts who t,.veled on foot or on
honeback from M1ss1on San Juan
\apaitrano to Ma ion San Gabnel.
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Al O;rMoe Co.t DAILY PfLOTI &und9Y, ~ 27, 1111
NB man leads effort
to get Contras Dying
Dearborn, ex-CIA pilot, Instrumen tal
fil getting planes to rebels, report says
said.
Tbe rcbd ctaft are plaaued by
maintenana: problems, oooe is com-
t.t-cqu.il)J)td and many of the pilots
arc afraiCf to fly missions that miJbt
pit them apinst Nicaraaua•s Sovtet·
made helicopter aunships. it sai<l. LOSANOELES(AP)-Underthe
auidance of an ex-CIA pilot, three aaina pro~ller-<lrivcn planci arc beina rebuilt at a secret San Dacio
County airfield for use by Nicarquan
Contra rebels, a newspaper repons.
"We're looklni for people to con·
tribute both money and airplanes,··
said Edwin Dearborn of Newport
Bc.ach, whose CIA experience re-
portedly included flying missions
behind enemy lines in the coven war
in Laos in the late 1960s.
The rebels. known as Contras, are
workina with fonner U.S. military
and intelJigence officers to amass a
fleet of small aircraft, the Los Angeles
Times reported in today's editions. It
said Dearborn is helping orpnize the
etTon.
The newspaper also quoted mili-
tary and djplomatic analysts as saying
the war in Nicaragua seems to be on
the veric ofa major escalation. It said
heliCQpters. missiles and large-scale
tactics are being used with increasing
frequency.
Adolfo Calero,· chief of the
Nicaraauan Democratic Force, the
largest Contra army, said his aides
have prepared a "wish list" of aircraft
and equipment in anticipation of
SIOO mHhon in American aid to the
rebels. Tbe Senate votes on the
packqe next month; the Howe hu &irea<fy ~to it.
Fonner Air Force officen in CaJi-
fomia and Hawaii reportedly have
donated three planes that are being
refurbished in the San Oiqo area: a
I 9SS..vintagt Cessna L-19 SPotter
plane, a Cessna 337 utility plane and a
Hclio Courier sbort-takeoff-and-
landina plane, the paper said.
Dearborn spoke to the newspaper
on condition the; location of the
airfield not be disclosed.
"lf-n had four of these, we'd be in
pig hd'ven." Dearborn said of the
Helio Courier, housed with the other
craf\ in a steel hangar.
.. You can carry 2,000 pounds on
these and land on a 400-foot runway
chopped out of the jungle. If some guy
wants to sec hJS name on there (as a
donor). all it'll take is $40,000," he
said.
TheContra.salreadyhave 12planes
and two helicopters at a secret base in
Honduras, but the Sandinista govern-
ment they seek to topple in Nicaragua
has at least 43 aircraft, the newspaper
Instead, the airwina Ls bcina used to
transport and supply suerillas
throuahout Nicarqua.
"h's been a real hip.pocket oper-
ation," said Dearborn. .. There have
been times when we've run out of
gas."
Dearborn says he has visited Hon·
duras several timci to advise the
Contras' air force Clommander, Col.
Juan Gomez.
Dearborn said Gomez, once a pilot
in the national auard of former
Nicaraauan leader Anastasio
Somoza, is a capable officer but said
morale is low amona rebel pilots.
"There's no hanpr or enclosure,"
he said. "When it rains, everybody
stops work. It's basically roadside
maintenance."
Dearborn blamed the rebels' loss of
a C-47 cargo plane and a helicopter in
OP.Crations over Nicaragua in pan on
pilot inexperience.
But the airwing, he said, is helping
Contras "to ~lJht the way the Viet
Cong did in Vietnam, onty with the
ad vantage of air supply."
Irvine hit with 5 claims
Damages sought by residents
of city total more than $260,000
By PHIL SNEJDERMAN
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Traffic accidents and an aJlcgauon ofpoli~ brutality
have triggered five damage claims from residents seeking
more than $260,000 from the city of Irvine.
Damage claims against a public entity must be filed
within IOOdays of an injury to preserve a person's right to
file a lawsuit m the matter.
The following claims were considered:
•Nasha London of Tustin as seeking $250,000in
general damages for "pain, sutTenng. anxiety and other
mental and emotional distress" in connection with a June
12 accident. According to her claim. she was bicycling
west on Unaverslly Avenue near San Joaquin Street when
her bicycle crashed into an unmarked open trench.
London stated that she suffered severe facial, dental
and other mJuncs in the accident. Her claim aJlegcs that
Irvine was ncg.lagent, careless and reckless in allowing the
trench and in failing to warn bicyclists of the hazard.
•An April 5 traffic acc1dcn1 prompted a S2.500claam
from Rachelle Reynolds. filed by her father. Rick
Reynolds of Tustin. The claims states that Rachelle
Reynolds suffered a sprained right ann. sprained right
index finger. sprained left foot, bruised nght hip and a
bump on the forehead when she was a passenger in a
vehicle that collided with a city of Irvine vehicle.
•Michael J. Ponce of Corona del Mar is scckmg at
least $8, 195 m damaaes an connection with a March 1 O
incident. In his claim. Ponce aJJeacd that he was the
v1ct1m of assault and battery while in the custody oflrvine
pohcc. He said he required stitches and a thrce-Oay
hospital stay. He claimed police used unreasonable force
an the incident.
•A mother and daughter each filed claims. seeking
unspecified damages in connection with a Feb. 14 traffic
accident near Main Street and Union. Laura E. Salmon of
Irvine and her daughter Elizabeth J. Weber of Santa Ana
filed the chlim. Salmon was dnving and Weber was a
passenger when the accident occurred
They alleged that cones and other warning cqu1~
ment an the road were not clearly visible to prevent them
from colhdmg WJlh another vehicle. The claims state that
the women's car was destroyed and that both women were
mJured. The documents say Weber broke a bone in her
foot. and SaJmon received a neck injury.
The Irvine City Council has routinely denied the five
new claims without comment.
TROLLEY ROLLING RIGHT ALONG •••
From Al
optamisuc proJCCUons. So much so
that a fourth trolley will be added next
week to take advantage of another
segment of the traveling public-the
charter crowd.
"It would be great for wedding
parties, tour groups. things lake that,"
said Delano. cager to pump up
business while summer lasts
The trolleys run a path between the
Balboa Peninsula and Corona del
Mar, carchng Newport Center and
cutting through Lado Village m the
process. Delano said Newport Center
has become an unofficial park-and-
ndc lot for many customers.
Neighborhood and busmess groups
have asked to be included m the
trolley route but Dchno said there arc
no plans to tamper with what appears
to be a winning formula.
"Maybe next year if ttungs arc
going well." he said.
Cynthia Conger, a member of a
Balboa Island business assoc1at1on,
asked for trolley service on the island
but was told 1ts street arc too narrow.
Residents an West Newport, which is
bypassed by the trolley, aJso have
asked to be added to the route.
The most pressing question as
whether the trolleys will survive the
winter months when tounsm takes a
vacation.
Dclino said the service is guaran-
teed unul the spnng when city
officials and trolley operators wall
huddle and decide whether to keep
rolling.
Advenisang revenue, the trolley's
chief source of income, has been slow
in developmg. Some restaurants and
business along the route have paid for
advertising placards on the trolleys
but the response has been something
less than overwhelming. said Delano.
"We could use more advertisers."
Dchno said.
The red cars arc operated by
Amencan Trolley Lines, Inc .. a firm
that has operated similar trolley
systems in California and Arizona.
City officials have promised to
absorb costs up to $45,000 a quarter if
the trolley system runs in the red.
ADOBE HOUSE HAS HISTORY ..•
From Al
recently. the skeleton of a prchastonc
mastodon was uncovered here
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from the casual pa~scrby.
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JACOBSEN PLEADS FOR NEGOTIATIONS. • •
From Al
fundamentalist Islamic regime.
Kuwait suppons Arab Iraq against
Persian Iran in their war that broke
out nearly six years ago.
Jacobsen. wearinJ glasses and sit-
ting m front of a microphone. spoke
calmly about bis captivity and his
fellow hostages -Associated Press
correspondent Terry Anderson, 38,
and Thomas Sutherland • .SS, who was
the acting dean of agriculture at the
American University of Beirut. Both
were kidnapped in Beirut last year,
Anderson on March 16andSuthcrlan
on June 9.
Jacobsen's voioc broke sliJhtly
when he said that another American
hostage. diplomat William Buckley,
57. "would be alive today if neao-
tiations had been conducted. Several
golden opponunitics have been
massed by the American government
because they have failed to neao-
taate."
Islamic Jihad claimed last October
that Buckley. a political officer at the
U.S. Embassy in Beirut, was killed in
retaliation for alJeged U.S. complicity
m an Israeli air raid against the
Palestine Liberation Organization.
The kidnappers produced blurred
photographs of what they said was
Buckley's body, but the body has
never been found.
Jacobsen said he, Anderson and
Sutherland, who had been held
together with Jenco since last fall, will
be released only when the U.S.
government meets the cond1t1ons
laid down by their captors.
Jacobsen said he did not know
what the conditions were but Jenco
"has been given the instructions to be
relayed to the Amencan govern-
ment.'"
Jenco was not available for com-
mcnt on what the condmons might
be.
Maf]orie Ransom, pubhc aff11rs
spokeswoman at the lJ.S. Embassy m
Damascus, said Jcnco was rcsung
after a medical checkup an which he
was pronounced an good shape.
She was asked about the message
Jenco had for Washington and re-
plied, "No comment."
On the tape. Jacobsen appealed to
Amencans to contact the White
House and the State Department 10
urge the adm1n1strat1on to ncgouate
for the release of the hostages.
He also urged Congress to m-
vesttgate, saying.·· A year and a half of
quiet diplomacy should be exposed to
hard public questions."
"It's far better. my friends, to have
an investigation than to have a post
monem m the very near future." he
said.
CHARITIES IN OC UNCHARTED ...
From Al
S 130 million has been solicited for
bo1h construction and endowment,
said a spokeswoman for the center.
The top three arc followed by Hoag
Hospital and the Children's Hospital
of Orange County. said Grady.
Nationwide giftgJV1ng totaled an
est1ma1ed $79.84 billion last year,
according to a report issued by the
Amencan Assoc1at1on ofFundraising
Council. Of that amount, 82. 7 per-
cent was contributed by individuals,
6.5 percent by bequests. 5.4 percent
by foundations and another S.4 by
corporations.
Religious organ1ut1ons rcc.cived
47.2 percent of the largesse. Health
organizauons and hospitals were
donated 14.1 percent, educauon re·
ceived 13.8 percent. vanous S0C1al
services got I 0 7 percent, and the
remaining 14. I percent went to ans
and the human1t1es. and c1v1c and
public or:gan1zat1ons
Overall giftgavang an 1985 rose 8.9
percent over 1984 -the fourth
conSC'Cutive year philanthropy has
increa!>td
COUNTY AGENCIES COMPETE ••.
From Al
the federal revenue sharing program
that as expected to be discontmued by
Congress next fall.
A draft S 1.26 balhon budget was
introduced in June, and expanded by
S 190,000 to accommodate increases
that supervisors later committed
themselves to approve.
The scnes of budget heanngs will
be held Wednesday, Thursday and
Tuesday. Aug. 5. at 9:30 a.m. 1n the
county Hall of Administration an
Santa Ana.
Coming before the board first wiU
be community safety aaencies, in-
cluding the Sheriff-Coroner's office,
the courts. probation and county fire.
Pickryl sa1d the agencies are planned
to receive 21 percent of the spending
plan, or $298 malhon.
Human Services will be up to bat
on Thursday, covenng social ser-
vices. the health aiency, and indigent
medic-al services. Those programs are
penciled in to receive a total $399.5
million. about 27 percent of the
budget, P1ckryl said
Environmental management scr·
vices is expected to receive $280
million, 20 percent. whale General
Services' share of the fiscal pie is
pro~sed at 24 percent, $358 million.
Eight percent of the plan, $115
m1lhon, will go toward adm1nis-
trat1on and support serv1~.
A heanng will be held Aug. 5 on
special dastnct funds and the pro-
JCCted loss of federal revenue shanng
money. The plateau was also home for the
Lukup Indians. Members of this
ancient tribe hunted and fished along
the Santa Ana nvcr about 1.000 years
ago. They constructed their homes.
called "W1ck1ups." from wtllows that
grew alongside the river.
the adobe while on their way to Los
Angeles. Feanng that they were being
followed by robbers. the men decided
to bury their gold for temporary
safekeeping.
"You would never suspect there
was an adobe inside." said Fisher. f1ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!iiiiiiiii!i!i!i!!!!!i!!i!!iiiii!!iii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
On Jul} 10. 1810. the land was
granted to Jose Antonio Yorba. a
rellred Catalonia soldier. and has
nephew Juan Pablo Peralta. by the
Kang of Spam an gratitude for their
wartime service.
Dunng the Mission Pcnod the
adobe also provided shelter for other
weary travelers and local cattle hands.
Fisher. who calls hct$elf "a born
storyteller, .. has been a volunteer
guide at the adobe since its resto-
ration A recent 11lncu has forced her
to gi ve up her acuvrnes at the sate, but
she conunucs to donate her time and
expertise to the hastoncal society.
She has many tales to tell about the
adobe. but one of her favontcs 1s of
the travelers who spent the night in
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window and then walked to the east
un11I they couldn't sec the light.
That's where they buried the
treasure." Fisher said.
She paused, laughed. and then
added. "There's been a lot of daggmg
around there but it's never bttn
found"
After the old Spanish land grants
were broken. the adobe became home
for Don Diego Sepulveda. The build-
ing Mall bears Sepulvcda's name, but
1t has passed through the hands of
man} early Costa Mesa settlers such
ac; Gabe Allen, a colorful character
who fought m the Mexican War.
Allen and has brother Jes.se ac-
quired the adobe an 186.S. They built a
ranch house around the crumbling
walls and for nearly 100 years, until
the bualdmas and land were i;vcn to
the city by the Segcrstrom family m
Today the adobe stands as testi·
mony to Californ1a·s complex
heritage Each room is furnished to
reOcct a different penod in history
The kitchen. representing the Indian
and Mexican penod, still has a dirt
floor and an old fireplace. The
hvangroom. with HS terracotta floors
and dark wooden furniture, re~
resents the Spanish period. The
bedroom is Victonan. complete with
lace and ch ma baubles.
While the I 0-acre park surround·
ana the adobe 1s a pleasant place any
day for a summer picnic or even a
wedding. the intenor as open to the
pubhc on weekends only from 1-4
p.m. Adm1ss1on 1s f~
The Costa Mesa Histo rical Society
1s located at the comer of Anahcam
A venue and Plumer Street It as open
for visitors Thursdays from 10 a.m.
until 3 p.m.
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Jolua Siw ltclCOlli oftldated.
The bride i• t.be ~
ter of Mr. and Mn. Blake
HoveBden Wett of Santa
Pe, wbift a reoeptioft (Qr 6S
pettt WU beld.
Tbe bride WOft a IC)WG
of white charmeuse,
fabioned with pu.tr lleeves
Ud I f\a1I court train edeed
1ritb Venitian lice. Beaded
Ven.itilD lice WU appli•
QUed diqonatly on a
draped bodice, and her finaertip veil wu cauaht to
&a ... .,.. a cap of beaded Aleocon
lice and silk chiffon flowers.
Mep.n Montaoinerr. was maid of honor, and bridesniaids were Nancy West Murphy and Krisann
Wett, the bride's sisten; Julia Kawamura, the
bridecroom's sister, and Janelle Johoaon. Junior
bridesmaid was Katherine Murphy, tbe bride's
niece .
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mn. Gene
Kawamura of Newport Beach, was attended by Bob
Thaprd u best man. Groomsmen were Fem
Fansler, Matt Palmer, A. G. Kawamura. tbe
bridqroom'sbrother,andBlakeA. West, the bride's
brother.
The bride is a IJ'lduate of St. Michael's HiAb
School in Santa Fe and Scripps Colleae. She is a field
executive with the Girl ScOut CounciJ of Oran,ge
County. .
. Her husband pduated from Newport HarbOr
Hiab·School and Oaremont-McKenna College. He
is associated with Western Marketing Co.
. After a wedding trip to New York City and the
New England coast, the newlyweds will live io Costa
Mesa. JONJt8-8CBOLlt8
Amy Gaye Scholes, dluaht~ of Mr. and Mrs.
William Oakes Scholes of Costa Mesa, exchan&cd
wedding vows with . Mark Courtney Jones of
Caldwell, Idaho.
theirn tials were performed on June 28 in the
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, Costa Mesa, and
a reception for 200 guests
was held in Mesa Verde
Country Oub.
The bride wore a taf-
feta 'own fashioned with a
Sabnna neckline, short
puffed sleeves and the bod-
tce was trimmed with Alen-
n lace, sequins and
Mr .,Mn. .a pearls. A veil studded with
pearls was cau&ht to a hat with a decorative rose.
Bridal attendants were Shannon SchoJes, De~
bie Hu&hesi Susan Rench and Megan Jones.
The bndqroom, son of Kathy Jones and Rock
H. Jones of Boise, was attended by Michael Jones,
Mark Davis, Patrick Nix, Andy Scholes and Curt
Krantz.
The couple honeymooned in Idaho, where they
will live. The bride, a finance major, will graduate
with honors in December from the University of
Idaho. She is a Delta Gamma.
Her husband received degrees 10 agnculturaJ
economics and aariculturaJ mechanization from the
University of Jdaho. He is affiliated with Phi Delta
Theta fraternity and is in the management appren-
tice program for Cenex.
llIRALDl-JOIDSON
April Belle Johnson became the bnde of Dean
Martin Miraldi in a candlelight ceremony 1n Laguna
Beach Presbyterian Church July 14. John Werbaus
of Anaheim Hills officiated, and the couple greeted
JSO guests at the Dana Strand Beach and Tennis
Oub.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Marland Johnson of
Laauna Beach are the
parents of the bride. She
wore a aown of white satin
with a A orentine sweet-
hClrt neckline heavily
beaded with seed pearls,
and Venetian lace puffed
sleeves. A full Venetian lace
cathedral train flowed from
the princess waistline. Her
two-tier veil was trimmed
with seed pearls and held by
a wreath of white flowers.
The bride's sisters, Diana Lu Warner and ,___ __
Marla McKeown were Mn. MtraldJ
matrons of honor. Bridesmaids were Catherine
SchJodtfelt, sister of the bridegroom, Denise Turner,
Becky Silky, Sue Swanson, Sue Dawson, Jennifer
Gildred and Jane Porter. Molly McKeown, the
bride's niece, and Annie Brooks were flower girls.
W~ley Warner was ring bearer, and Cullen
McKcown and Chip Warner were train bearers. AU
arc nephews of the bride.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr~ and Mrs.
Lawrence Joseph Miralda of Rosemead. His best
man was Steve Folsom. Ushers were Ed Rush, Ed
McGlassen, Gene Nick.them. Charles M. Johnson,
brother of the bride, Rickey Warner and Daniel
McKeown. the bride's brothers-in-law, Charles
Noriep and Steve White.
After a . honeymoon trip to Bntish and
American Viflin Islands, the couple are residents of
Denver where the bridegroom is an offensive
linesman for the Denver Broncos. He is a paduate of
Rosemead tu.b School and the University of Utah.
His wife ts a graduate of Laguna Beach High
School where she played varsity volleyball and was a
homecoming princess. She was a 1980 Chanty
" Lea&ue of Newport Beach debutante and is a
graduate of UCLA where she played women's
vanity volleyball.
8econ4-IJ'&Cfer Rebecca Powen. left. abaree ber
4e1J.cbt wttb cl••mate Aabby'Wolfe. e . after they
completed compaterproo-m wblcb produced tbe
im.a,e on tbe Kreen. Below. Jen.nJfer Casena. 9.
react. to a lecJae llard and nadent aide Alez
Terman hel1»9 lllcab Jtran.kel. 9. launch b1a
ln•entlon 4artnc tbe rocketry clue.
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lizards isdefin.ildy Doctbe ..... ....
IrviAe teacher Bill AndelloD.
Holdina upa soate ud • leilelllimd
for emphaas. Andenoe tolda drct.ol
spell-bound students tMI IMditli 1aca
area bit moreaublle: ~c:aa blat
but makescu't; lizardl baw_.
openinp but anakciare. for all pe1~ 111,
deaf.
A.ndenon•a Leapin•.LizardldMl-
one of I Oc&uaaoffered dail IDGldla~
tbe Irvine Unified Sdaool Dillricl's
Summer Science Wcwblaap. Tbe new
summer propam, funded by a
pucntfteacberpwpudaS7S ad-
. mission fee, wm taWJy filled with fint throuab eiOtb p-aden.
At 220 students, .. we're totally pushed"
out." said Pat Gleason, coordinator of
the prosram at RanchO san Joequin
lntennediateSchool. ••we couldli't fit
another kid in." There was a waiting lilt
of 40younasters. •
The purpose of the four-week prop-am
was to raise the interest level in science
amona lrvine'spublic and private school
students. said Gleason. After the Mu-
seum ofScience and Jndusuy dropped
tbe program. the district picked it up
"because they tbouiht it was import-
ant.•• The district restructured it and
came up with leapin •Lizards, Bua
Budd.Jes, Kitchen Chemistry, Photo
Fun. a robotics clau and a beginning
rocketry class.
Foragroupof~and 7-yearoldsioa
computerdrawingclass, .. tbc bi~t
~~~is followinadtrections," said er'saidc Blanche Matulich. Usina
Apple computers, the first and second
p-aden learn the keyboard and bow to
create ~utiful FOlntiric shapes on the
computer.
In a more advanced, computer r()b.
otics class, fourth and fifth &rlden use a
Logo software program to drive a
computerized turtle along a paperaolf .
course.
The kitchen chemistry course isa very
beginruna~lcvcl, chemistry course for
first and second Jnlden, said Gleason.
Students learn what happens when they
combine common household items. :·we deal with concepts and then
rein force them. When you cook aome-
lhiDJ, then you.ct to cal it••
Althou&h there's no substitute for
book work. "it'd be nice ifthina.s were
always this fun," said Gleason.
The program hopes to expand to 3SO
to 400 students next summer. said
Gleason.
Dally Pilot
photos by
David Muronaka
'
Pat Gleuon watchea u fifth IJ'&den proaram "Valiant Turtle" to perform robodc maneuven .
.
NB mi.ssing out on community cultural center
Newport Beach you should be
ashamed. Hett. you are a ~ullful
city of 70,000 affluent residents with
97 tenn.iscouns, thteeaolfcounes, 10
miles of beach and probably 1,500
swimnunapool . But you don't have
a commurut.Y cultural center.
You're missi~ out!
l'bc Irvine Co. and the City of
Newport Beach are "tatkina" about a
cultural center 10 the new Newport
Center. But they've been talk.int for 20 years. In 1966 architect Welton
Beckett was taJkina and in 1986
arclutcct Roy AJtoon is taJlci.na.
That's a lot of blow with no ao!
Maybe a fantasy would help. lm-
.,;ne this:
"The sun kissed the ocean but few
noticed that alowana sunset. They
were excited a6out'lhe documentary,
'Cburch1ll, The Man ·The film scri ,
JIM
Wooo
'Famou Leaders, Positive Impact '
had captured Newport re 1dcnts
more than any previous event at the
new SOO-seat Community Cultural
Theater. The series hcpn with 'Golda
Meir, A Woman of ffer Time' and
would conclude with 'The Indomi-
table Teddy Roosevelt.'
"By 7;25 the auditorium was full
and Stuan Mclartn, director of the
Cultural Center Theater took S
minutes to IDtrodu~ comma e"ent\
Has VOICC boomed OUl 'On Septem-
ber 23, the Newport Harbor Art
Museum wtll offer a lecture, ··under-
standing Contemporary Art." On
Monday, the 5th. i>r. Giles Brown
wilJ present his popuw current
events provam, "Behind the Head-
lines" and on Friday, Sept. 9, William
Sharccross. a freelance wnter and
film maker will brina us up to date on
events 1n Cambodia and Vietnam.'
"Director Mclaren cont10ucd, 'A
City Council Candidate Ni&ht will
be held on the l Sth and next
Thursday the Newport-Mesa School
District wtll make its annual report to
the community' Mel.attn concluded
b) reviewina center poltcy and its
comm\lmcnt to the community, 'If
)Ou ha\c idea for future proarams
please submit thtm The Cultural
\
Arts Commission meets monthh to
vote on these requests
"The film on Win ton Churchill
lasted less than an hour. then several
v1e~rs went next door to the mam
Newport Beach hbraf) to check out
books on the colorful Bntash leader.
OthC't'S wandered in tht oppo 1te
d1rcct1on to the Newport Harbor An
Museum where another Engh hman
was featured; 'David Hockney, Pho-
toaraphy 1s Art.· Sttll. the ma1ont)
foUowed trad1t1on and pthercd to
talk at tht 'Top of tht' Ott.' the name
they pve to the s~tacular lounge
atop the new Mamott Hotel .T owcr."
End of fantas\
Cities similar.to Nrwpon fkal h 11H'
ltvma that fantas) La Jolla ha' thl'
SOQ..$Cat Sherwood •\ud1tonum nl"\t
to its Museum of ( ont('mporan \rt
Fon l~uderdale has a new 260-seat
thl·atcr in a park-hle ~ttana between
the l\.iu-.C!'um of Modem Anand main
ut' lthran This 1s precisely the
concept bring proposed for Newi><>n
Beach and Nev.port Center
But let's aet otTtht d1me1
The Irvine Co 1s wtlhna to donate
thrtt spectacular acres oNand and
haco invested $40,000 1n the latest
tud~ Other pla)ers arc the City of
1'1e"'port Beach and the Newport
Harbor Art Museum For whatever
at"s v.orth, the cit) appears too cheap
and the museum 1s too stuffy
The> ·,e aot to l~n their p~
\tnngs and their pcnonahty. re pcc-
'" ('1~ 11 a Communit) Cultural < 'e t\tcr I\ ever tn happen.
Hang 1hc1r hcads togcth~r. Don
Rrcn. and get a Community Cultural
Center ~veryone can eQJoy. ThlS 1s a
sophisticated lown with well
educated. mte~nt people. But "al>-
4itracL surrealism. expressJonam.
automausm. spontan1ety" (titles of
the current N HAM exbibat) ne._t to a
meqer 14,000-squarc-foot 'branch
library JUSt doesn't cut 1t At least not
for now.
Imagine that sunset w1th a 30.()()().
,quare-foot hbrary; a S00-1e1t
auditorium and a cheerful contem-
po~ art museum. all in a row,
catchana the last &)ow of dlyli&ht as
hundreds of ~stdenu scurry to and
fro. Only then will ewpon Beach
bc&intoliveuptoiupo ntialandtbe
"renaissance" of Newpon Ccntef
truly be a rcna1~sancc.
Jim WH4 """la Nt.,,.,., ~.
American priest
freed by captors ,
Rev. LawrenceJenco
released; at least
three others still held
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) -An
American priest kidnapped in Leba-
non 19 months aao was freed by his
Shiite Moslem captors Saturday and
arrived at the U.S. Embassy with
word that three other American
bostqeS were in "reasonably good
spirits."
The Rev. Lawrence Jenco, S l, of
Joliet, OJ., was released in the Syrian-
controUed Bekaa Valley in eastern
Lebanon at lOa.m .. hours after Beirut
newspapers published a statement
from the Islamic Jihad organization
saying be would be freed. He com-
plained of nothing more than a
headache.
His release came as Peggy Say, the
sister of another Amcncan hostag~
Tei:y Anderson, was in Damasats
seckina information from the Syrian
government. Mrs. Say, 4S, of Batavia,
N. Y., huged Jenco as he got out of a
Syrian government car at the Em-
bassy and asked: "Where is Terry
Anderson's sister." She said later she
was encouraged by Jenco's release.
Anderson, chief Middle East cor-
respondent of The Associated Press,
was kidnapped in Beirut io March
I 98S. He and at least two other
Americans arc still held by the
Islamic Jihad extremists.
Islamic Jihad. or Islamic Holy
War, wd none of the other Amen-
cans they hold wlll be released and
there Will be "grave consequences"
unless Kuwait releases 17 of ns
comrades JaJled there for bombing
the U.S. and French Em"5sies in
December 1983. It called the release
of Jenco the ''last gesture" of goodwill
on the group's part.
J~nco amved 1n Damascvs 1n a
white safan suit provided by the
1·-
Syrians. He said he felt fine cxcer.t for
"a little headache," despite Is amic
Jihad's statement that said be wu
freed because bis health was do-
terioratina.
Jenco was driven by a Syrian omoer
over mountain roads to Damascus,
30 miles west of the border.
On reaching the embassy Jenco
asked for Mrs. Say. When she was
pointed out amona the throng of
reporters and cameramen. be ran
over and embraced her. They walked
into the ministry's vestibule arm io
arm, quietly sobbing. Jenco looked at
her and said. "These are tears of joy."
After the meeuna. Mn. Say said
Jeoeo h.ad seen her brother.
"He bad seen Terry yesterday, and
be said that alJ of the hostaaes are 1n
reasonable good spints," Mrs. Say
said. "I can't say anything further
about that. I'm sure that there wtll
probably be more information com-
ing out later."
Richard Murphy. assistant sec-
rc~ of state for Middle East affairs
said in West Germany that Jenoo told
U.S. officials in Damascus he had been in contact with three U.S.
hostages: Anderson, 38; Jacobsen, SS,
administrator of the American Uni-
versity hospital in Beirut, and
Thomas Sutherland. SS, the univer-
sity's actina dean of agriculture. All
are held b).' lslamic J ibad.
The Shiite Moslem group chumed
last Octobe{ it lcilled another hostage,
U.S. diplomat William Buckley, SS,
of Medford, Mass. No body was
fo und.
Foreign Minister Farouk al-Sharaa
told reporters that Syria, the main
power broker in Lebanon wtth 2S,OOO
troops stationed there, bas "exerted a
lot of efforts 10 the past" to free the
hostageS and the efforts will continue.
After mecttng al-Sharaa, Jenco left
with U.S. Ambassador William
Eagleton and was dnven to the
embassy for a checkup.
HAR
..
""~ Sae Franceechlnl, ...... of Rn. Lawrence Jenco, 18 aided by
family members after falnttna. Franceechtnl bad jut heard
from ber brotlaer after hi.a releue ln Betrat Satarday.
Reagan thanks Syria
for efforts in release
W ASHfNGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent R~ thanked Syria on Satur-
day for a1dina in the releate of the
Rev. Lawrence Jenco, but said be wilJ
not be satisfied until all the bostqes
in Lebanon are free. .
Reapn also said the United States
holds both the Islamic extremist
captors "and those wbo SU{>port
them" responsible for the remaining
hostages' safety.
Jenco was kidnapped in Moslem
west Beirut on Jan. 8, 1985, and
released early Saturday morning.
"Those who held Father Jenco,
have in effect. declared their ability to
control the fate of the remaining
American hostagcS." the president
said.
·•we hold their captors and those
who support them responsible for the
safety of the rcmainina American
hostages," Rcapn added.
"I am pleased at this development.
but will not be satisfied until all those
who are held hostqe -of whatever
nationality -arc released," the
president said.
"I also wish to express our thanks
for the way in which the Syrian
government expedited the delivery of
Father Jeoco, ... " Reapn added.
White House spokesman Don
Mathes said Syna "l>layed a role of
expeditina and facilitating" Jenco's
delivery to U.S. authorities.
Rainfall not in time for ·
low reservoirs in.South
., tM Alleda ... Pia•
· New thunderstorm• soaked PllU of the Southeast on Saturday. but it was
too little and too late for town sbon on water, bydioe~ J>lanlJ with low mervoin and farmers with devastated crops and no hay to feed their cattle.
Apicultural losses tbrouahout the Southeast are estimated at up to S 1.9 billion
arid the deaths of 4S ":fS.1: have been blamed on an aocompuylna beat wave,
which is producina · in the 90e after two wceb around 100 ... we•re
expoctina the dry, hot weather to return (this) week," laid O.vid Smith, an
qricultulal meteorolotist in North Carolina. A severe thundentonn watch was potted Saturday for pam of drouaht-stncken 'Mlf¥1and. Virpn.ia and
North Carolina. In six hours ovcmiah'-more than an t0eb of rain fell on
Athens, Oa., and on Montiomcry, Ala., and 2.41 inches Oooded some at.n:eU in
Wilminatoo. N.C., a couta.I city that is not in ao aaricultural area.
T&r ,ie1ot1aton mde UttJe p~
WASHINGTON -Conareuiooal nqotiaton showed little ~
Saturday in their efforts to write a compromise tu-<>verbaul plan, nmina
doubts that individual and corporate rates could be slashed as deeply u
President Reagan and the Senate .. ~andina,. The 11 senators on the
conference panel agreed amona themselves on a list of 14 items that would
raise $26 billion over five yean. That money would be used to mm up a S2 '"
billion deficit in the Senate>-pused bilJ and to provide an extra SS billion of tax
relief for middle-income taXpaycn. But Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, 0-lll.,
chairman of the conference, said. 1'here arc some thinp on the list that my
colleques on the conference o n the Democratic side -on the House side -
will not agree to." He said the $26-billion problem is just one obstacle the
conference faces. Once that issue i1 qrced on -and Sen. Bob Packwood, R-
Orc., chairman of the Senate delegatio n, said that mia)tt come late Monday-
the conferees could ict on with settling the hundreds of differences between the
bills passed by the two houses.
Amba-dor W. Averell Harriman dlea
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. -W. Ave~ll Harriman, scion of a
wealthy railroad family who served as rovina ambassador and statesman for
every Democratic president since FranlcJin 0 . Roosevelt. died Saturday at the
age of94. Harriman stood near the center of power for half a century belpina to
mold U.S. foreign policy, particularly with respect to the Soviet Union. He
administered New Deal programs during the Depression, served u
ambassador to the Soviet Union and to Great Britain, ran the Lend-Lease
program in the early stages of World War II and the Marshall Plan for
European recovery after the war. He negouated the 1963 nuclear test ban treaty
and helped initiate the Paris peace talks with North Vietnam. The one-term
New York governor was 87 when he took yet another trip to Moscow. to meet
with Leon.id Brezhnev on behalf of President Carter.
Detroit •trike over after 1 1 days
DETROIT -City and unton negotiators began a "housekeeping session"
Saturday to double-<:bcck language contained in 11 tentative contract aimed at
ending an I I-day-long stnke by 7.000 municipal workers. A ratification vote
was expected today or Monday, said Phil Sparks. a spokesman for the
American Federation of State. County and Mumcipal Employees.
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lime Saturday for a debate with
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another president, who satd he won't
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lnVeStJgatO ttrfb t ' d t The lalefl SOulbsidc Killer vicum can't comment Oft today." .. Theft~ I DUMberof thlt1S1 ht1T Schoo~_:&~_ut ftvc Jllilll 1ftlyoa all rsa U e W,Oman S mur er 0 W&$AUS1.efben&AJ\llJ'Q.22, whoallO Mi Alvarei'1bodywasfoundby1 thlurefamiliarand WC have elected . l1lth~lle'1/ooli~laid, • serial kille r ln South Central Los An geles use• the name Lorena Alvarez. Zorn janiior about 7:301.m. Frida}' on' the \0 Writ \Ile C8IC npt ftom the very . ZOm said lht Grifla ... ,.... .. _
• • said dun"I a news confemw:e at pla~undaqhe66thStnietEltmen· start bccaute it iJ to 11milar," Zom notuamilai&1theonea166tb5tniei
., ppliioe headquarters. Au\O~ results Lary SCbooJ on Sen Pedro Stft'Jt'l. w.d. • at thi5 poin~ but we can't rule 1t out"
, LOS ANOELES (AP) -Oetcc-Task force was called an \0 in-were not yet available, he Mld. polioe said.~ partially clad woman ... i..-1 bow \M •oman could have u !.POSSJble Southaide Sllyet ~It
1,tivcs 11id Saturday a schoolyard vnt,ip~. • The tee0tld woman wu identified had been ''bldly uaumauzcd,"'Zom ent;;;d. the locktd, fenced The tut fon:e worked~ die >mu~~atheworko~theSouthsidc .. We haveapatdeal ofwotktodo u Can<>td\a Griffin, 22; who wu said. . . • .. tcfloolyud. task fOJCC Set. Leonard niaht Friday artd into S.tlltday,aftet
1Sei:>aJ Killer. now. believed to have to try and find out what these women •tabbed io death. The task foroc was He said the ..Oman apparently had laact said, ••At Ltus morricnt l the bodits of t.bc two Soutb ~-
.,.,slam 17 women an the put three were doina m the houn that preceded still ev•luatina whether 1ttc was a entered tbe locked and fenced wouldn•t want to pvc; that in.for-~ An&tles rnidents ~ rou.1
I years. · their dea1hs1 but I'm.not sure at this victim of the 1erial killer. tchoolyard willin&ly and wa• killed mation." · Other dcUils of the inv~tioa
'' The bodies of two women w~ point that there is a great daverscnce ••lliaht now, the case is up in the du:ri!!f the ni&bt. ~bly throuaJ) a ·• Ml$sGriffin•1 body wu found by 1 were n0t revealed.
cfbund Friday at South Los Anaeles • 1n the pattern we have seen in the afr," Zorn sa1d. Uffhcre aTC ftctors combinati6n of stabbinaand st.ra~ summcuchool student about 8 a.m. ·lnvcsupton uy mO&t of d.lc vic-
11scboolJ • few miles apart, and the 49-past," said Lt. John Zorn, head of the that seem similar and there are latJoo that has been lhe.JWlmart of Friday in a vesietable prckn on ihe ti ms of the aerial killer have been
member Southside Serial Murder task force. factorsthatSet'mdittereot that I rcaJJy the smat killtt. lfO\lnds of Leroy Alain Locke Hiah stnlngled. and some stabbed .
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-:Hollywood's two actors unions were beins counted Saturday in what could ~lead to a walkout that would cripple the motion picture and television industry.
Counting of the baJJott, mailed July I 0 to 90,000 members of the Screen Actors
Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, was
'expected to take two days, union spokesman Mark Locher said. SAG President
Patty Duke will announce results of the voting Monday morning at the
Holfywood Palladium, location of the SAG-AFTRA strike' headquarters,
Locher said. A strike would postpone the upcoming television season and
motion picture production and could cost the entertainment industry millions
of dollars, industry officials have said. The 10-wek SAG-AFTRA walkout in
, 1980 cost the industry an estimated $40 million and delayed the start of the
'f prime-time television season for two months. "It would pretty much stop
1 production of feature films and prime-time television," Locher said.
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Marines ta.te part In warfare uerclse
TWENTYNINE PALMS -More than 700 paratroopers jumped onto
the descn floor in pre-dawn darkness Saturday to join more than 35,000 troops
in war game traimng under MiddJe Ea~t combat conditions. "We jumped 742
• paratroopers, and we onJy had four inJuries, and they were minor," said Maj.
James A. Tillman, a spokesman for the command group conducting the desert
maneuvers. The paratroopers joined other 82nd Airborne Division soldiers
that arrived carrier. as well as Marines and I 0 I st Airborne troopers in "Gallant
Eagle '86" maneuvers on 930 square miles of the southern Mojave Desert. In
il all, more than 35,000 troops are taking part in the exercises. which run through
· Aug. 3. at Twentynine Palms, Fort Irwin, near Barstow. and more than a dozen
other bases.
CMA opposes AIDS bal~ot measure
SAN FRANCISCO -The governing council of the California Medical
Association went on record Saturday unanimously opposing the LaRouche
initiative on AIDS, and said spread of the deadly disease would be prolonged
if voters approve the measure. "This rype of action will not serve to limit the
epidemic, but rather will prolong the spread of this terrible illness," said a
council statement released by association spoke~man Charles McFadden. The
38-membcr CMA council that functions as a board of.directors is comprised of
an executive committee and members elected fro m different regions of the
state. Its vote came on the second day of a routine business meeting. Earlier this
'week. the Prevent AIDS Now lnitiativeCommittce(PANIC)asked the council
' to support its November ballot measure, Proposition 64. sponsored by backers
of extremist presidential candidate Lyndon LaRouche.
WORLD .
Train crash.in England
kills 9.; Dlore feared dead
~ tbt Associated Pre11
LOCKINGTON. England -A four-car train filled with .vacationers
, plowed into a van at an unmanned rail crossing JO northeast England on I Saturday, killing at least nine people and injuring 42. police said. More people e were feared dead, their bodies trarped under the train. The train from the I seaside city of Bridhngton to Hui was carrying ntarl y 200 people when It
rammed the light truck at a grade crossing in Lockington village and three I C railroad cars jumped the tracks, British Rall said. One car overturned. "The
•train stanod 10 careen to the left and suddenly it was on its side. The windows
exploded and I hung on to one of the scats for my life," said 19-year-old
passe~er Ian Simpson. He said two other people in his car were sucked
throu the windows. "They disappeared under the train. There's no way they
could ave survived." "A girl flew past me through the a1rand smashed against
a seat and just lay there unconscious. There was a lot of noise. screaming. and
steam." he said. Simpson said he scrambled from the wrecked car. then went
back to help other IOJured. "One little boy was sitting there covered in blood.
People were sobbing and screaming and others were JUSt s1ttJOg there."
Landslide I n Italy kllls eight
SENISE, Italy -A landslide buned three homes early Saturday JO this
southern Italian town. killing eight people as they slept, officials reported. Five
bodies were found shortly after tons of wet, sandy earth crashed through a
section ofSen1se at 5:30 a.m. and late Saturdy rescue workers uncovered the
bodies of the other victims -two young sisters and their brother.
Hartman gives K r emlln Reagan'• r esponse
MOSCOW -The Kremhn on Saturday received President Reagan 's
response to its latest arms control proposals in silence, but the official media
again attacked the Star Wars missile defense system that Reagan reportedly
wants to deploy within a decade. U.S. Ambassador Arthur A. Hartman gave a
letter f(om Reagan to Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze at an
hour-long meeting, U.S. Embassy spokesman Jaroslav Verner said. Verner
said the letter contained Reagan's reaction to last month's arms control
proposals by Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev. Verner refused to comment
further.
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Teens' parents urged taguard against drinking
DEAR ANN LANDERS· I am writina in reference to >Our recent article entstJed. '"Dead at l 7' -A Harrowina Wamin• to Teens tart·
ioa to Drive." I cried while readina it.
My beloved J 7-ye&r..old son was one
of four you.na people lulled ID a
drunk.co drivina accident ID Septem-
ber.
Obviously the effect on me and my
other three sons was devastatina. But,
more important was the lon.f·tenn
effect on other youna people ID our
community in terms of altering their
behavior.
I'm sorry to say, it made absolutely
no impact. The parties 10 on as
before. Gettina plastered is still "in."
A111
LAID£1S
Until there 1s ~r pressure against
drinkiogand dnvin' we will continue
to have senous in1unes and many
more young people will die in
alcobol·related accidents.
It is therefore incumbent oo
parents to take control of the situ-
M9da7. Jatr ~· ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): Paucity is replaced by cornucopia of plenty.
What was scarce is made available in abundance. Key 1s to avoid excess, to
keep resolutions concerning mod:ttion. Emphasis on art. luxury. beauty,
royalties.
TAURUS (Apnl 20.May 20): at appears to be a setback will rebound
in your favor. Lunar posl(1on highlights initiative, courage, on~nality.
Terms will be defined, you'll get information previously ·•proh1b1tcd."
Romance fllures prominently.
GEMINI (May 21-J Ul)C 20): You 'II be asked to meet deadline. pressures
increue, rclauonship intensifies. You------------
oouJd hit financialjackpot by accepting
unique challenge. Legal decision favors
your efforts, activities.
CANCER (June 2 l·July :!2). SYDNEY
0MARR
Emphasis on ffiends, hopes, ability 10
transform aspiratfons into realities.
Members of opposite sex are drawn to
you. popularity increases, powers of
persuasion are heightened. You are due •••••••••••• for special honors.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on fresh start, onginahty, intensified
love relationship. Lunar position also highlights career. business, dealings
with professional superiors. You 'II get to hean of matters and have chance to
c-0rrect mistakes.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt 22): lntu1t1on nngs true -lunar pos1t1on
hJghlights travel, commun1catton, ability to overcoitie distance. language
bamers. Sense of d1rcct1on. purpose will Ix restored. Reunion with loved one
dommates scenario.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 22) Investigate. do some det~uve work, give full
rein to intellectual cunos1ty You're due to maJte d1scovenes connected with
greater financial sccunty Someone from your past reappears an unusual
manner.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov 21 ). Check legal ram1ficat1ons, Ix aware of
rights and penn1ss1ons Scenano h1ghhghts partnership, pubhc1ty. clash of
ideas. marital status Some plan<, wilfbe revised, you'll be asked to rebuild on
more "suitable base "
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21 ). Focus on health, emplo}'ment. pets,
basic ob~ect1ves. You receive call or letter which clanfies what had been a
"puzzle. ' Progress is made, creative Juices flow. Short tnp likely to Ix on
agenda.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Domestic changes occur. lunar aspect
emphasizes variety, chansma. speculation. intensified romance. You'll get
what you want but must avoid acung in haste. Taurus. Libra. Scorpio people
will play significant roles
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Spotlight on secunty, long-range plans,
ability to perceive trends. cycles. Romance develops in clandestine manner.
Someone 1s trying to ''tell you something" Be open-minded without being
gullible.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). What had been nebulous will be made solid.
Oose relative. possibly brother or sister. communicate~ special need You'll
know what to do and matenal will Ix made available
lF JULY !8 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY, you could malT) 1fsangle-1here
might also Ix an add1t1on to famil) Mamed or single. current cycle highlights
change, travel. vanet). crcat1 v11y, ab1l1ty to express self an dynamic manner
Leo. Aquanus pla) important roles tn )Our hfe You possess innate ab1hty to
attract audience. you posse~!> sense of drama. showmanship You arc an
ongmal thanker. 1ment1\.e 'iCnsual. self-andulgenl. December will be
outstanding for you 1n 1986 Special days: 9th. I 8th and 27th.
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ation and do somcthma. I sped to
parent and student aroups every
opportunity I pt. Al the mother of a
dead son and a nurse wbo bas worked
1n emcraency rooms for 20 years, I
have plenty to say.
Many teen"'*crs arc not able to
make appropriate decisions rqa~ing
o.lcohol so we must make the de-
cisions for them. By not takina a
stand. by doina noth~ we condone
their drinkina. False identification
cards are easily obuioablc. It is
estimated that three-fourths of all
hi&b school students have them.
1 need your help Ann. My ideas are
not unique, but they need to be re-
emphasized. Here they arc:
No balks from school
I. Set a cwfew and eoforce 1t
2. Seriously consider not allowina
16-year..olds to drive if they are not
mature enouab to eccept adult rc-
sponSJbility.
3. Take t.becar keyuway from your
child indefinitely if be or abe bu been
cauittt drinkina.
4. Don't take responsibility for
}'Our child's actions ~ucb a1 paying
fi.nes, or try to act him off. Part of
becomina an adult is assumlni re-
sponsibility for one's behavior.
S. Do not serve minors alcoholic
beverages (pre-prom cocktail parties,
etc.). It is apinst the law. When your
child is a<>tna to a party call up and
make sure there will be adult super-
Recently retired USC bueball coach Rod DecleaUK recently
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Huntington Beach for their perfect attendance reconb at a
ea.mmer academy. Barry Ellerbroek. a Ba.qer Kini
operator pronded the lncentiYe for 340 etadenta to flnl81i
the three-week coune: al.ft certlftcatee for food.
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v111on and no alcohol will Ix served
6. Know how much bttr. wine and
twd liquor .is in the boult and
periodically checlc to see 1f any 1s
missing. A locked bar 1 a good
deterrent.
7. Check your chlld when he (or
she) comes home for alcohol b~atb
Inform your teen that you w111 be
waitina up to make sure "all is well."
8. If you leave your tecn~aier home
without adult supervision for an
evening or a weekend, make it plain
that thel'l' will be no parties while you.
are aone. If you team· be cannot ix.
trusted, get an aduh to stay in the
tiouse in your absence.
9. Be alert for false identification
cards in your child's pos.sesston.
10 Talk to other parents a.bout
probierns and scttina ltnut.1. You
aren't the only one havina tbelc
problems
Thanks for your support. Ann. -
L Y.NNE D. PANCOAST, R.N.,
M.S.N, Exrcutive Oirccto.rOfJeanes
Home Health, Philadelphia
DEAR LYNNE:,,.. .. are .......
1mdeltDe1. May I add • 1aaesC:S.f
Teeaa1en CAN be alcoltoUa. U
yo11 1a1pect yoar c...W NI *II
prohlem, contact die local dlapte:r el
Alcob0Jlc1 Aaoaymou ud au U dle7
bave a 1roap for teca1en. U 80t, aM
wlaat 11b1tance abHe caawr b avail-
able to belp. .
DEAB Mil. GOREN
Q.-1 occutona117 1ee referenc·
e• ln )'0111' column to foortb-1olt
fore~ What'• new? I've been
plaf lnl bridge for more than 40
)'e&n ancf' a bid of t he fourth eull
hu alwa11 been forclng. -A. w .•
Seattle. Wub.
A.-ln a sense you are right. Thf're
are few, lf any, sequences where
the bld of the fourth suit is not
forcing. However, in the good old
days, when you bid the fourth suit
you had It. Nowadays, that t'I SE'I
dom the case.
First, let's clarify what W P mf'an
by the fourth suit
A. North South
1 9 1 •
2• 2 0
8. North South
1 . 1 9
1 • 2 ('
Both of South's last bids are m
the fourth suit, and are forcing
Typical hands for South's actions
in the two sequences could bt>
A. +KJ643 9 932 0 A6 •KQ7
B. +A.J3 9 QJ985 0 72 •AQ6
In each case South has the values
to suggest that game is likely. y<'t
he has no good bid. So he bids the
fourth suit and asks his panner to
clarify his holding. North 1s ex-
pe<:ted to bid no trump with a stop
per in the suit; or raise the fourth
suit with four~ard 4'upport, or
show three·card support for
responder's suit; or, make any
other bid that furthf'r describes his
hand.
If you are going to play fourth·
suit forcing, you have to decide
with partner whether sequence.-.
CHARLES
·co1E1
OMAR
SHARIFF
that start with the fourth suit are
game-forcm~ or only a on~round
force Nothmg is more embarrass-
mg than employing the fourth suit
with a strong hand and then find·
mg that partner drops the auction
at the three-level
These days. many players have
become lazy and, instead of trying
to find a useful alternative, ring in
the fourth suit at the drop of the
hat In effect, they are saying: "I
am not sure what the right bid is,
so I'll bid the fourth suit and let
you make the mistake .. Personal-
ly . I prefer the method used by.
some pairs on Italy's famous Blue
Team. 1f the fourth suit is bid at the
two-level. it is artificial and asks
partner to describe his hand fur-
ther, 1f 1t Is bid at the one-or three-
level, 1t '" natural and partner
4'hould procet.>d normally
In recent years, I have seen more
disasters in toi>-l~vel competition
that are directly attributable to the
fourth-Ult force than to almost
anything else If you do decide to
adopt this measure. you and your
partner should discuss w ith great
tare the resulting sequences.
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@TARGET
0 1 hear Sotheby's is
having a jewelry auction
here in Los Angeles." .
.. Yes, in September,
and I'm going to sell
that diamond brooch
I never wear."
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By LESLIE EARNEST
Casual comfort connects with traditional
styling to take center stage in men's and
women's summer fashion this year, with
some old favorites
in starring roles
and a few
surprises waiting
in the wings.
"Easy living"
sets the pace in
women's wear, and
a "fashion out,
style in" attitude
sets the mood.
"Fashion is of the
moment...style
is forever,"
said Amy
,1 Silverman,
:~ assistant
~ manager of the
BWNow
department
at Bullocks
Wilshire,
i Fashion Island.
Silverma n said
this year the ~ -~ trendy and the 11 I~, r traditional l have blended 1/t 1 a nd the result
De ieU ~ ti ... ·~ W••nl•• T• 1~ ud excitement to sum-
mer's new 1implo silhouettes.
Fatiion jewelry f eaturea
bOldly proportioned styles in
an exciting mix of color and
metal, with the im~nt ad-
dition of clear, accordin1 to
Shari Hymowitz, f uh ion coor-
dinator for Trifari. "lt'a de-
aiped to work with the
seuon's key direct.iom. We~
lieVe in new fluid, iculptUral
~rice in clean, clallic
COior to compJcment 1ummer'1
bolder printa and more shapely
silhouettes."
is a timely look
that comes together
in a high quality way.
Crisp linen suits and
l
two-tone spectator pumps are perfect for hot summer
work days, while long full shirts with flat shoes combine
for a sultry summer stroll when the sun goes down.
For women, perhaps the big news in color is not really
color at all, but white, and what works best with white.
"This year the traditional arc wearing black and· white
a nd the trendy are wearing black· and white," Silverman
said.
Neiman-Marcus experts tout a nother combo. "No
color is hotter than the whitest white you've got, and
what makes white look best? Gold!" While shoppers
won't have trouble finding bright colors if that's what
suits their fancy, 'monotone dressing,' i.e., a white skirt
with a white blouse is anything but bland this summer.
The outfit itself is almost incidental, serving as a
backdrop from which bronzed beauties will display a
"Tbe QOUarleu neckline oon-
tinw to be a key· 'propoftion
this summer," H,m;:;itt ex-
~111. "Tope are miaimal and
bare and nee~ are clean By VIDA DEAN ----aod Wtdutteted, ao paer-
ou.ly-acaled but IOftly .Uped One Of the aewat
(Uhioft ~ ii a ftry im-op to woar •bite:
portant acc:ent to this IOO~. with acceau ol lilver.
You Will notice two important From Trll•ri'$ 'See-
atrandqo leapbl thil teUOn: lide • oOlldcfioo ;. • f1ex.
loilpr manipulatiOna balance ible COiiar of nter
the biP aecklinee, 1'MIO short, ,_. with ball-moon
utemeat colJan em~uiu tnOlif "'11 with
the lower or more cut.-out matcllht1 beads ia
1tylel.'
Key this teUOn: white p&ited with silver and clear
plutique in exciting new pearliz.cd epoxies. Gooeeneck
I.Del flexible collars ato imPQttant with bold! movina
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White, one of tbe hot tat colon
for 1ummer, 1how up in the two-
piece linen blend 1uit by Jone1 of
New York. Here, model Jeanine .
Yauiti1, adds color witb the yel-
low knit top and adch 1tyle with
bold jewelry.
For women that fancy brights,
model kit• King
proves it's available
with this Jimmy
Garcia suit splashed
with color and
teamed with
matching col<Jrful
sweater.
The three pieces
are J 00 percent
rayon.
"The two suits
could be the
basis for a summer
wardrobe, "said
Noddie Welter,
fashion director
for I. M agnin.
'"The pieces are
interchangeable.
For instance, the
yellow top could just
as easily go with the
Garcia suit.
Men's fashions:
Polo by
Ralph Lauren
from Nordstrom. · ·
Photography by
Richard Koehler
and David Muronaka
stunning variety of accessories.
Indeed, the name of the game this summer is
accessories. It's time to show off gold buttons,
wide leather belts, hats, scarves, bracelets,
necklaces and -especially -earrings. Big
hoops are back and so is silver.
Stirrup pants have died a baggy-kneed
death, which will undoubtedly bring a sigh of
·relief to the over 25 set. But for those who, in a weak
moment, bought eight pair, all~ not lost. Stirrups
can be snipped off, instantly transforming the heavier
material version into "leggings," which are not as
clingy and still quite acceptable.
High heel shoes can stay tucked in the back of the
closet for a while, but slipping into low heels need not
be a flat experience this summer. Cinderellas are
showing up all over town in zippy, comfy shoes in
silver, gold and pink.
An old standard, slightly spruced up this season is
the shoulder-padded camp shirt (which doubles as a
summer wrap) with matching shorts and a tank top or
bare jersey peeking out from underneath.
Both one and two-piece swimsuits cut high on the
hip continue to Please see COOL ATD/82.
Attitudes at
the 100-~r-old
level
In a 11uc1etj that openly equates qualit> ul life witb
matenal possessions or the ability to afford the goOd
life. atlltudes of a group of centenarians offer a vivid
contrast m terms of our most precious possessions.
A nationwide Older Americans Month survey con-
ducted among more than 200 of its customers over the
age of I 00 by Colonial Penn Group, revealed that
material possessions are low on the list of precious
commodities among the most senior of our citizens.
The survey results showed that well over one half of
those responding believe children, friends and relatives
to be life's most precious possessions. When asked what
the}' miss most about the good old days, personal
relationships top the list, with good health, mobility and
outside activ1t1es following close behind. Material~
sessions were rarely mentioned as being important.
President Reagan topped the list of most admiriXI
individuals by a two to one margin over second plao.
finisher Dr Billy Graham. Others frequently men-
tioned were Vice President George Bu h, ex-p · nt
Jimmy Carter, Nancy Reagan and New York Governor
Mario Cuomo.
The importance of trMd1t10nal value.~ amon, ch·
group was further reflected in their rcspon to tht
question of qua/itiC$ they m t admire in an ilidiVidUL
More than one half of those responding viewed hon y
as the most important of virtues.
Consideration, sincerity, congeniality. loyaltf and
sense of humor followed in that order. Dru . dnn · ,
terrorism and Plea~ see A TTITUD /83.
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27, 1NO
PrOtecting hil.ir from .the ravages of summer
Summer fUn includes a lot of eJttra
sunnina and swimming time. This
extra KtJvity may ~uirc a littJe ~tra caJC for your bait.
The sun. salt water and cblonne
take a toll ... you could end up with
dry lifeless locks to go With your tan
and lOOed body.
Here's a few tlps to prevent the
problem. First, smce you will be
washing your hair more durina the
warmer weather, try choosina a
aentler shampoo. Always rinse your hair wath fresh
water as soon as you get out of the
pool or the ocean. If :¥OU arc on the
beach and plain water 1s not immedi-
ately available try thls suggestion
from Steve Eiscsnbe1ss of Ste~e·s
Hair Happening in Cost.a Mesa -
take alona a can or bottle of park.1101
water and pour that over your hair.
To prevent the dyness from tbe bot
sun. use a conditioner aft.er every
shampoo and a deep conditioner
every three or four weeks.
If you feel crcauve, try one of the
homemade, natural conditioners dc-
sianed for Seventeen mqaz.ine by
several hair stylists.
BLONDE HAIR: Beat an elf white
until fluffy. Work throu&h hatr with
finaen until mixture 1s evenly dit-
tributed. Rinse with cool water.
BROWN BAIR! Beat an ea white
until fluffy, then fold 1n 1/2 cup plain
YOIW'l· Work mmurt through bait
with a wide-toothed comb. Leave on
for ten minutes Rinse
RED BAIR: Mix enough wanned
wheat acnn oil with 1/2 cup carrot
shav1n15 to make a creamy mixture
Work throUJh hair. Wrap hair in
plastic wrap for 20 minutes. Rinse.
BLACK BAIR: Distribute natural
011 (sesame oil, for example) through
h&Jr (use 1 teaspoon for Iona ha.ir a
little less for shon hair) Leave on /or 20 minulea. Rin.e.
COLOR·TRBATED ILW\: Mix
equal puu otain YotUn and pated
lemon rind. Rub into hair, 1bamp00.
A lot of time spent outdoors durina
the aummer can also WrccJc h&voc
with your skin.
You may have to cleame more
often now, because the beat stllnu·
lates the production of facial oil and
persprrauon that can clog pores and
cause breakouts. But, don•t switch.to
a harsher cleansiQJ product, experts warn. This can cause dry skin to
become drier and oily skin oilier
Try using a water-based
moisturizer if you skin feels de-
hydrated. This product wall help seal
in your own skin's natural moisture.
Cool bowers win help boost dry
summer skin if you add a moistunz-
ina lotioo whlle the skin is still moist.
Bu) for relaxin,.af\er a Iona warm
day it you are fcelinJ tired. tense or
low, nolhin& beats a soak in the
bathtub. Fill tbe tub with warm water.
While soaking, it's a pcrlect time
for sorne beauty treatments. Use a
pumice stone to remove any rough
dry skin from the elbows, beels or
balls of the feeL Apply a muk, put a
towel behind your bead, i~ back and
relax.
A 20 to 30 mtnute IOa.k will be
enou&h to leave you refreshed. per-
haps like a new person.
The soalung time would alto be a
perfect time to condi lion your ~atr -
maybe add the carrots, lemon nod or
yoaun to your tresses!
BEAD TO 'l'OE BEAUTY wall be
the focus ofa 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday
seminar bemg conducted at the South
Coast Plaza May Co. Ma.keoven and
the latestbow-tos will be conducted
by re~ot.allves from Revlon. The
price is$6 and includes a lightsup~r.
Retervations may be made by calling
V111
Dw
the store.
Shiseido will conduct a skin
analysis program Friday throu&h
Sunday at the SCP Bullock's. Panici-
pants wtll receive individual print-
anaJym with recommended skin care
regunc. Appointments may be made
by caJJing 556-0611 , ext. 210.
!Ringing down the c urtain for SCR
By VIDA DEAN
Of ... 0.-,""' ..,.
A "cast" of almost 200 wason lhe stage ofSouth Coast Repertof) for the I theater's board of trustees annual dinner nngmg down the cuna1 non the
1985-86 season.
Out,goin~ board president Geoffrey Stack was generous with adjectives
applauding civic and corporate leaders for the resident lheater's record growth
durina the season ... A tremendous year. superb year, outstanding year and
phenomenal year. (Tbe annual fund topped the m1lhon dollar mark for the first
time in the theater's 22-year history.)
Followang theon-stagediningcxpcnencc, framed photographs of scenes 1 from plays were presented to key contnbutors and representatives including
T8:1lCl stores. Irvine Co., Regis Homes, Jack ud So1ulra Raab, o· Donnell,
Brigham and Partners, Ai & T. Allergan Pharmaccut1cals, Frank Aren1bers,
lteuetb Leventhal, R. C. Baker Foundation, Pacifi c Telesis Foundation and
volunteer Guilds ofSCR.
The affair. however, was not all rcmtn1sc ingon the past year. It was
onward and upward as Stack tu med over the gavel to incoming president John
O'Donnell. "Our goal will be to raise funds, corpplete expansion (artist's center
1 now undcrconstrucllon) to communicate to the public what a1ewcl SCR 1s, to ~ maintain our identity and work with the folks across the street (The Center.)"
I ' With O'Donnell on the executive committee will be James Dailey, vice
president, Norm Barker, James McDermott and Arden Flam son (who was
descnbed as the flower among the pmstnpcs.) Barker also noted that she bas
been described as gracious and wonderful "I'm adding the ad1cct1ve S 118,000
that she helped raise as chamnan of the '85 gala."
''There isa role for all of us a step we must take and can t.ake."sa1d Daile}
as he introduced the S 12 m1lhon campaign forSCR, a three-level effort to raise
capital. endowment and annual funds. "We arc at the S8 m11l1on level and will
raise the remainder by the end of this decade ...
Other future plans: Art1st1c directors David Em mes and Marlin Benson
were in the spotlight to announce that five world premieres would be presented
on the theater's two stages next season begmningSept. 9. "We now have 24,000
subscribers," added Em mes.
Others present mcluded Elal..oe Redfield (Joining the Emeritus board),
Harriette Witmer (recently 1 nducted to honorary board). Tana Sherwood
(chiunnan of the July Calypso auction), Kathryn Thompson (outgomg VP),
former board presidents Stewart Woodard and Tom Peekenpaogb, Judy
Tbreabie (chairman of the upcommggala). Caroll..oe LePlaatrler (guilds
Dand Emmea, Marlin Beneon and Jlm Dailey.
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chamnan), Aad;y and Olivia JoU.oo. Hedda and Steve Marolt and Joyce
Jaattee. A f cw actors and actresses found space on the stage with the volunteers
-Karea Deuel, Carl Regoardo, Naa Mal'tt•and Peter MaradadlD.
RECEP110N:Bermul>elaeu.1..o,Hclgium'sambassadortotheU.S.,was
guest ofhonoratareccption held in the Newport Harbor Art Museum. Purpose
of the get together which attracted about 70 was to announce the museum's
plans fortheexhibition "Aemish Expressions: Representational Painting in
the Twentieth Century."
The first comprehensive Americ:Li ex.hibiuon exclusively concerned with
Flemish representational painting is .slheduled to open Dec. 11 and continue
thro\Jgh Feb. 22.
Ambassador Debennio, who came from Washington wilh wife Mimi, is
now an honorary Orange Countian -and has the card from Sapervl1or Tom
Riley to proveit.
Consul general Alldre Adam came from Los Angeles for lhe reception and
was discussing the exhibition along with the Dehennins, board of trustees
president Jack and Jerri Dwan, museum director Kevin Con1ey and chief
curator Paal Selllmmel.
It wasa busy evening at the museum ... while this reception was happening
m theSculpturcGarden, Contemporary Club was holding a happy hour and
Jazz night m another area and a film program on Hans Richter was in progress.
BLUE RIBBON: PbiJ Glasgow ofH untington Btach will head the new
Blue Ribbon executive board being established by the Olive Crest Treatment
Center. Participants gathered at the Ritz Restaurant for an orpnizauonal
mect1ngoverchampagneanda lamb dinner.
"The purpose of the board will be to serve as a fund-raising and
networkingann oft he center which deals wath abused, neglected and
emotionally troubled boys and girls ages 2 to 18," said Lola Verlea.r, assistant
executive director. Husband Donald Verlear is exec director.
lfanyoneat the event needed motivation to participate, former center
graduate Ctdoey Scbolt1, now 20, gave it to them asshe related her positive
experiences.
Others there included Glasgow's wife Ort1tbaa, CUi1 u d U.rry O'Brien
of Lasuna Niguel (he 1s treasurer), Margot Maitland ofHuntington Beach
(president of the supportC1'S group) and Bobble Branen and her husband
Roger Nlebolaoo oflrvine.
Chrl•tlna and Phil Glucow at The Rite.
Herman Dehenntn (left) with J ack Dwan and Tom Riley.
Larry and Chrla O'Brien chat with Bobbie Brazzell and Roger Nicholeon. John and Trlah O'Donnell.
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Both one and two-piece swimsuits
cut high on the hip continue to adorn
beaches this summer. The sleek one-
piece Maillot is dann~y cut to look
hke a two-piece and 1s sure to tum
heads. SWJmsu1ts arc draped with
sheer cover-ups which look more like
dresses than the informal terry cloth
versions from past seasons.
And. for those who have had It with
w1nd-wh1pped hair, "head-
wrappmg," the instant hairdo, has
arrived for summer and is staying for
fall . Turbans, hoods, headbands and
jersey headwraps coordinate with full
skirts and bathing suits. "The look
should be polished, finished and
controlled." according to the Fashion
Communications office at Ne1man-
Man:us.
But if women arc garnmg control,
men arc starting to relax. Nordstrom
at South Coast Plaza displays men's
clothing m bnght orange. hme green.
royal blue and shocking pink Men,
according to Tom Browning. depart-
ment mana$cr, arc "starting to loosen
up a httl( bit."
Sull. "trad1uonal. comfortable.
serviceable clothes," continue to set
the pace for men's fashion. accord mg
to Browning. Clothes are "com-
fortable to wear, yet they're styhsh
wuh color," said Browning. '
The stone-washed kn11 shirt 1s a
new Item that appeals to men who
want that well-worn look instantly.
The shirts, which are actually washed
with pumice stone, are likely to be the
ones men reach for on their day off.
accordmg to Browning. "h 's your
best fnend," he said.
Swimwear for men is long and
colorful "Jams.'' which reach almost
to the knee. arc still the favontc of the
younger set.
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es tucked mto the standard fare . Plcat~d slac~s. cut full through the
legs,. m khaki and navy blue arc still
making a strong showmg, according
to Jay W1lhamson. assistant manager
at At Ease m Fashion Island. And
dapper dressers arc snapping up
multicolored suspenders (actually
"braces," -they're the ones that
button on) to wear with swts or casual
slacks and an oxford cloth stun. If this soun~s a bit mundane. Jazz 1t up with
a paisley he. Go ahead, have some
fun . That's what summer is all about.
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Tennis players VltM Ger 11t•
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Wahl are npoc1ed at the Joba Wayne :raum Oub A\tl. a for the Cbildtea•1
Home Society ~ty Tcnnil Tournament
Celebrities joiniaa in after ~li':'; ~=lude Pal ..... . BUlJ MeMa. ..... .,,.,. Wa,.e ~. Bl'WCI J..., _.. QM~eren.
After the Pt1lCI. a dinner with thl stan will be held at 9 p.m. in the Plaza Ballroom of the adjacent Newponer
Ret0n with music by the -Home
Savinp of America bud.
Donations are SSO ~ and
proceeds will beneft CHS which
teTVes local children throup adop-
tion and foster ~ and conduct.a
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Moft' iftformatioa ·~ &Om. CHS Volunteer Department,
S.42-1147.
A.a Lu6t:rtud ~ A.bmil Va Bureo Alvo~· •·u. com-:
mo.ft ,,.., ~ . fileaac.J tfriM
ud M.ifiJ¥ adric:leoolUlllU. 7lloy.,. ~Md Jiut week dilco\Weld
Pam GoldmUJ '• trul'l1et. .. Ma took
IOllJO toA.bb.Y from tbe ~ J,Mny, ..
Mid Pam. "She (A.bby) calJ«I to find
out bow she could ,et more. rm
tendilJI ~ • box of them.••
The OC Ola~ ~f the National ~of Fund Raili.na Executives is ~ locaJ non-profit ~
tions to penicipate on the ~i~ committee for the Nov. U ltiO
Philanthropy Day.
Local events will include a break-fut to honor OCs non-profit or-
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1olul'a pennts.a...r. ... a1 t'd = 1 ._ of Fountain v..., lft
~ on the dinner auctioD cocn..
m.inee. 0-. 4rdm 811 ••• (aewtJ
redted ~will be an boaoree at tbe event. T' t information avail-able by callina 634-9583. ..,..,.. s..,., and Mn • ...,..
~ were amona tbe SOO Sipla lC.IDlia Sorority memben ai fl LaUderdale, F1a. for a national coo.
.-l'INOll ~ Md club fllderatioa d' 1 I Ill 6e 34 dui . . an. Diiillricl. Cali-~-01 W01DeD•1 Oub will c:onwae Thurldllf ll ~ Oatdea Ofove CommuailJ ,......._ C.enter.
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Beach woman·• Oub and co.ta
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HatbOrlitee CboruJ of Sweet
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membenbip mpt at S.vaooa Hiib School, An1Mim, Women interested
Thlsjewelry.ls·old_er than the hills
By VIDA DEAN
Of .. Olllr ........
.. The crystal is from Colombia and
st's 20 million yean old." said
Karunesba of Lquna Beach.
She combines the ancient. natural
crystal with wooden and metal beada,
1emi-precious stones and oeramic
pieces to create wearabl:=. of art
in the form of nee pins,
ca.rrinp and belts.
Karunesba. whose name is Tamar
Blum Haskins. was one of the five
Southern California artisu featured
durina at a special sbowin& in the
Lquna Art Museum store at South
Coast Plaza.
A native oflsrael, the artist trained
in Jerusalem to be a graphic desi&ner .
.. The papruc d,SSisn back&round is
reflected in some of my jewelry;• said
Karunesba, wbo takes fine resinous
clay from Germany and transforms it
into colorful geometric and floral
ceramic pieces.
"The pieces arc a blend of east and
west -contemporary yet retainiDJ a
fla.vor of the orpn.ic. It's like 101na
back to the earth ... a coming home.
The findings are all of silver," said
Karunesha, who bas made her home
tn Laguna for three years. "I'm
thinking all the time of new thinp. ..
new designs, .. she added.
Pnccs range from $25 to $40 for
eamngs: $100 to $165 for neck.laces:
S 120 for belts, and $25 to $35 for pans.
Works of K.aruncsba P.lus jewelry
by the other four .artists wtll be for saJe
at the museum. Those other artists
arc Mosha Aracher of San Francisco,
who designs in jade, ivory, brass,
copper and sterling silver, Carolyn
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Tamar Blum Ba•khl•
model• necklace-earrlnt
en•emble. O•er the
ahoalder la one of her belta.
Carpenter who utihzn band-decor-
ated papers to create origami jewelry,
Chris Chavez whose 5terlinJ silver
and turquoise pieces reflect his home
base in Santo Domingo, NM, and
Diana Sternbacb from La Jolla who
makes jewelry from semi-precious
stones, glass and antique beads.
A boaqaet of Doral plDa are lntrlcately formed from the
reeinoaa clay tamed ceramlc. Color and toachee of the
cryata1 ara added.
ATTITUDES AT 100-YEAR MARK •••
From Bl
the nauonaJ budget were problems
foremost on the minds of the
centenarians. Nuclear weapons, the
threat of war and crime were also
fTcquently mentioned a.s high on thesr
list of most pressing problems facing
our nallon.
The policyholders also offered
advice to President Reagan. While
there were no areas of broad agrtt-
ment, most frequent answers in-
cluded balancing the nalJonal budget,
prevenuon of war. more money for
social programs. and upgrading the
nauon's educattonal system.
Among the most surprising revel-
auons 1n the sample were the answers
to the qucstton ... If you could do it all
again, what would you do different-
ly?" More than one-third of those
responding said they would change
nothing about their ltves and slightly
over 12 percent said they would
attend college.
One lady S8ld she would marry a
less handsome man rather than a
"debonair" whom she would have to
support
The company also asked the 100.
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About one-third of the respondents
cited the automobile with the air-
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vision and electricity were tied in
third place.
When asked a follow-up question
as to which invention has contributed
most to our society, the automobile,
airplane. television and electricity
apin were top choices in that order,
but medical advances and the com-
puter also were frequently listed.
The centenarians were also asked
what invention of this century would
the world have been better off
without? More than half said the
atomic bomb or nuclear weapons.
This ~oup would rather read or
work with their hands in producing
crafts or sewing th-n to watch
television, which came in third on
their list offavorite pastimes.
By a wide mlfSin, aood health and
quality of life arc foremost among
concerns of this aroup of
centenarians. They most fear living in
nursing homes, long hnaering ill-
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special Summer program to meet the
se«·tmt>tovement needs of tetnagefs
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Thirteen percent of the respon-
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of a crime sometime in their life with purse snatchinp being the most
trcquently mentioned.
Nearly 25 percent of those reaching
100 said they have relatives who have 1
also passed the century mark.
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las' " J.R. i1 p.leated at this tum of
events. 1t'1 no teeret that he was
di1plealed with latt year.a ratiop and
storyline. lftcideoially, Leonard Katzman,
the executive producier of year before tut. is comma back in that capacity.
Hagman was also very vocal about h11
dislike for Katzman, but with the
sUppina recet1t ratinp, Kaaman tw
conceded that K.atzm•n knew what
be was doina. • • • Over on .. Falcon Crest." Earl
Hamner, who C?Qted the show, no
lonaer will be executive producer.
He's beina kept on as a consultant.
As we reported recently, Elizabeth
Mon11omery will be Joiruna .. Falcon
Crest and may be a love interest for
Rohen Foxworth'• character, Cbue.
It would be a natural combination
since the !WO have lived t<>setber in
real life tor over eiaht years. We
undentand that ianina Monta0mcry
to a limited run is one oft.he reuona
Foxworth qreed to re tum to" fa Icon
Crest." . What other thin&S do sws Vle for1
Well. when they've made more
money than they ea.re to report on
their moomc tax forms, they th~ ao
for perks. A perk can. be ~ tnps,
limousine rides, or a bt~ trailer. In
fact on ''Falcon Crest Foxworth ~me infuriated beeause Jane
Wyman, who plays Anaela1 bad. a
U'l.iler a few inches tonger man bJS.
Foxworth ratted such a fuss that he
&Ot I trailer IS baa IS Wyman's. • • • Barbara Stan~ck is ex.itjng "The
CoJbys ... She claims that the m"'or
storyhne she was pro!'11sed ~led.
Her character is not goma to be killed
off, but will go on a round-the-world
cruise.
Valley actress tops
castof'OurTown'
A Fountain Valley actress will head
the cast of the Perfonninf Arts
Theater of the Handicapped 1 p~
duction of Thornton Wilder•s
Pulitur Prize..winrung play "Our
Town" when it opens Tbu.nday in
Carlsbad.
Lanell Henson will PortraY Emily
Webb, one of the youn1 lovers. in the
show. Henson has been a ~ on
TV's .. American Bandstand' as well
as second runner-up in the 1985
National Dance Contest. She has
appeared io local school productions
of"Grease," "The Miracle Worker,"
"Bye Bye Birdie" and "Pippin."
Henson is amon$ the able-bodied
performers appeanng in the cast,
which is mixed among handicapped
and non-handicapped young people.
The company also includes Lisa
Hansen of Dana Point and Stephen
Mendelson of Laguna Niguel. Lanell Ben80n
"Our Town" wiJI be presented at
the Carlsbad Community Cultural
Arts C.ente(, lSS7 Monroe St., Fnday
and Saturday of this week and
Thursday through Saturday of the
following week at 8 p.m. with Sunday
matinees at 2:30 Aug. 3 and 10. Call
438-3498 or 434-1621 for tk ket
infonnauon.
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HOLLYWOOD (AP) -"Aliens"
returned to scare "The Karate Kid
Part 11" out of first place in th~
nation's theaters, carnmgS IO million
its first weekend in release.
The "Karate Kid" sequel, which
starS Ralph Macchio and Pat Mon ta,
lost its pip on first place after four
weeks, but still arosscd SS 6 m1lbon.
In third place was "Ruthless
People," a comedy from Dtsney's
Touchstone untt, with a weekend take
ofS4.S m1lhon.
Herc art the top films at the box
office this past weekend, with dls.-
lributor, weekend gross, number of
screens. total gross. number of weeks
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best m ovies
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1n release and estimated production
costs. The JTOSS amount figures arc
supplied by the distributor. figures
not available arc indicated by n-a.
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1,437 acre.11, 110 mllllon. -wetk. ,.,...
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mlNlon, 1.602 Kr-. N l 1 rnlllon, ftve wee1t1,
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1,216 K,._, MU mlllon, 1111.-S, '16 rn9oft
1 "L911at Effla.'' Unlv«MI, SH mlllloft,
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TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Half-quart
5 Sections
10 Broad tie
15 Jump rope
19 lranlan coin
20 Foreign
21 Mushroom
··s.eed''
22 Pointed (a
weapon)
2• Accountable
26 Inferior
28 Low card In
cribbage
29 Small chlld
30 Arboreal
primate
32 Bounder
33 Girt: colloq.
3'4 Flex
36 Spinning toy
38 Aries animal
39 Jewel
•O Borscht
Ingredient
• 1 Take to court
•3 Knock
45 Perceive
•6 Strike
47 Fiver
48 Grafted sections
51 Damage
53 long. long time
54 Tramples
57 Sombrero
58 Father
60 Need
64 Deposit
65 W~day abbr
66 Blackbird
67 Musical note
69 Rough edges
70 Obtain
71 Frozen water
72 Rant
7• Agitate
76 One· Scot
77 Writer's forte
79 Former acorn
80 One of the
"magic words"
82 Wacky
84 "Two Mules for
Sister -"
Eastwood film
86 Unburdenl
86 Tur1
89 Grow old
90 Edge
91 That glrl
92 Actor Martin -
95 Marsh grass
97 Article
98 Things of value
102 Tariff
103 Gratings
106 Hearing organ
108 Mend (socks)
110 Way out
111 Tear
112 Prtnt measures
113 Detec11ng device
115 Actor Steiger
116 Weep
1 17 American lndlan
1 18 Tibetan ox
119 Architectural
atyle
121 Wallach or
Whitney
123 Long, slender
fish
12• Looking glass
126 Label
127 Needleflah
129 Go by, as time
131 Author Fleming
132 Ventilate
133 Director's
command
136 Paving
substance
138 Ignited
139 Mimicked
141 Roman 300
1<42 Fire res1due
1<43 Recent
1<45 Terrlble
1<48 Transgress
1•9 Armed conflict
150 Palm cockatoo
152 Xenon or neon
15• Lubricate
155 Embody
159 Comprehends
163 Cubic meter
164 Arias
165 Supermarket
186 Proverb
187 Gland· comb
form
168 Stalks
189 Doctrine
170 Strong wind
DOWN
1 Portion
2 Unfeeling
3 Short ateep
• Horae'a gait
5 Priest
8 Actr ...
MacGraw
7 Make fun of
8 Relate
9 Lookl of
contempt
10 Take for granted
11 Boot goad
12 Ear of com
13 Gold: Sp .
1• Rhyming trlJHet
15 Spoken
16 A*atlona
17 CrMttve power
18 Flower part
19 Dreary
23 Valley
25 Negative word
27 Water barrier
31 Actress West
35 Two.Ome
37 Actr_. Dawber
39 Cotton machine
<40 Gambling cube
<42 Terminate
••Golf term
<46 Cultivate
47 Stzzse
48 Keen
49 Suez Of' Panama
SO Talked back to
52 Confederate
soldier
53 Bitter vetch
54 Makes lace
55 Admission
ticket· llano
56 Searchee for
59 Period
61 Wharf
62 Coffeepot
63 Angert
64 Zodlec llgn
88 Reptllea
70 School eubject
SH ANNIHS IN ClASS.FlfD
73 Comfort
75 •• vtolent
77 UMd a lever on
78 Nighta before
81 Beta.id
83 Bom
85Skltl
87 GMil6c
91 Manage
92 Pfey a guitar .
93 Port-eu-Prlnce
la ltacapltal
94 Underwent
9e Betoved
97 Iran's neighbor
99 Above average
100 GrOW9 weery
101 Manner
104 8ad( pert
105 Writing ftuld
107 Fu ..
109 C8Ylar
1 13 T ettered doth
11<4 C.rpet
118 At a dist_ance
119 Tavern
120 Devour
122 Slcit
125 Untt of radiation
126 Twitch
128 Went swiftly
130 Assist
132 To the other s!de
133 Fondle
13• Uncle Sam'a
country· abbr
135 lunge
137 Rue
139 In this condition:
2wds
1'40 She aalled with
"Santa Marla"
1<41 Bottle top
1<4<4 Existed
146 Raised strtp
1<47 Otherwise
149 Small aongblrd
150 Minute partlcie
151 Kitty
153 Bachelor party
156 Raw mineral
157 Decay
158 Pub drink
160 Put on
161 Before. poet
162 Ohio college
town
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0.,..COMI DAILY N.OT/ ~. ~ 17, I ...
Poor decorum at
council meeting
To the Editor.
One of the obli&ations incumbent
upon lhcciti.tcnsoTacommunity is to
be aware of the perfonnanoe of its
elected offi~s.
Elected offictals are "public ser·
vants" and arc, therefore, subjec1 to
public scrutiny.
The membersofMna West Home-
owners Association are aocc{>tina
their obliptions and responsibilities.
In a letter to City Council on Sept. 24,
1985, Mesa West Homeowners ex-
pressed conoern for the Jack of proper
decorum in council meetrngs. Mayor
Norma Hertzog is the key to t1us
problem. In her pos1uon, she 1s
specifically charged with the re-
sponsibility of preseTVlng order and
proper decorum while conducting
c1ty business.
Mayor Hertzog has been observed
being rcmi$$ in these duties on
numerous occasions. Precisely, in
permitting the public to insult and
belittle a duly-elected represcnt.ative
of the ci tizens of Costa Mesa. Council
member. David Wbccler
She has permitted out-of-order
comments th.at support her pos1t1on
on an issue and bas been extremely
CUrt With aU opposrng her Vtew.
The mayor cont1Dues to avoid the
issue. She refuses to accept the
responsibility of her lack of control
and further, refuses to hear the voices
of those electors who seek her
attention.
In her Nov 12. 1985, response to
our Sept 24 letter, she denied the
vahdity of our complaints.
Mayor Hertzog's reply was actually
an exercise ID the psychol<>JY of
proJcct1 on -ac.cus1Dg assoc1a1ron
members of being troublemakers.
Even though the members addressed
their letter to the City Council, she
chose to handle the matter on her
own. This is another breach of good
busmess ethics.
Hertzog puts down Mesa West.
often refemng to all homeowners
assoc1at1ons as .. httlc children "The)
arc not children. And she 1s not their
mentor Just the opposite 1s true
Homeowners associations arc
1ota1Jy responsible and construcu vely
involved adults-the electors of t.h1s
couocil, who have the nght and
respons1bility to expect and demand
&ood leadership.
Mesa West hasn't rec.e1ved a
response to a leucr of May 31,
reiterating the continued lack of
deconam and caJling attention to the
council's appalhng censure of 1wo
outstanding public servants.
But the quotes ot Hertzog and Hall
in the news media of June 10 further
underscore their unwillingness to
address this issue.
Hertzog and Hall are acting as
accusers, judges, junes, and exec~
t1oncrs. Where 1s Jus11ce in 1h1s
incredible act?
Assoc1atton membcn are not de-
fending Wbccler or Hammond per se.
only their Constitutional right to say
whatever they have to say. This fact
seems to have escaped Hertzog's and
Hall's comprehension. Pointing a
finger at another as the greater
offender does 001 render them less
culpable in this rcprchens1bte act.
No matter who 1s at fault, Mayor
Hertzog alone ts responsible for
control of all council meetings. She
has failed miscnibly!
The attack on Hammond's integri-
ty is being ignored. He was censured
for signing a letter of an organization
to which he be.longed before his
appolDtmcnt to/ the Traffic Com-
mission. How can Hertzog's and
Hall's actions possibly be JUSttfied.
much less be tolerated. by a caring
community?
Wben Ctty Council 1s allowed to
regress from poor decorum to public
censure of duly elected public of-
ficials, what next?
Members of Mesa West Home-
owners Association vow to pursue
this matter unttl some plausible
answers from the Mayor and Cit}'
Council arc forthcoming
DENISE C'URR Y
President, Mesa West
Homeowners Assn Costa Mesa
Badham should guard the nest
To the Editor:
Your July 14th issue cam~d a
front-page story indicating that our
1t1Derant Congressman Bob Badham
was "near the top of congressional
travelers' roster"
Somewhere ID the annals of our
sporting history. some famou\ person
made the observauons that land I
hope the quote 1s correct). "show me a
good loser and I'll show you a lo..cr ··
It must be galhng for Bob Badham
to find that every year he gets beaten
out by one other congressman 1n
being the most tra' elcd representa-
tive ID our 1llustnou<1 Hou\C of
Repre~ntat1 ..,c!>
There mu!>t come a time when
Congressman Badham has got to
stand up and be counted -enough of
this "Avis" mentality of running as
Number 2 and !h1Dk1Dg that he 1s the
bc:'>t. Surel}' we. his backers. tn
Newport Beach should expect more
out of our reprc~ntat1 ve than playing
second fiddle to Stephen Solarz, the
Democratic reprcsental1 vc for New
York -teanng off a fast tnp to 17
countne~ O\ er 58 days With Badham
co.,.enng a mere 15 1s nm good
enough.
My advice 10 our Representative
that, asa member of our government,
he has to learn to take "third or
fourth-hand. filtered-down or water-
ed-down repons of military oper-
ations or spending." Wh} should he
be so d1fTcren1 10 the rest of his
populace who elected him? We are
forced 10 accept "watered-down re-
ports" from our government on
almost every issue involving military
operations or 'ipcnding. Would the
public ID general consider the S 15
million dollar fraud settlement by
Litton lnduslnes pubhc1Led today as
"watered-down" 1Dformat1on?
For my money Mr Badham, you
can stay al home and keep your eye on
the chicken coop and make sure that
"Mr Fox .. 1s not hanging around to
check your passport every 11me he
wants to come in and steal another
chicken. Perhap'> your headline
should have read "Badham near top
of Congressional travelers' rooster,"
and not "roster'"
DAVI() AW YOUNG
Newport Beach
T h e word 'youn g ' l s rel a tive
r Cl thl' E-d1 tor
In a ne~\paper article rc<.ent_I}. I
wa'i quoted as having said, ID effect,
!hat ~oung people these day\ arc vet)
rebclltouc; This was the reporters'
complla11on into capsule lorm of a
long lOn..,er..auon
The >word \Oung 1c; relat1"e Man)'
ot 1hc people whom I referred to were
)'Oung 20 }Cars ago I referred to a
book ~ntten b}' Dr ~pock, and
w1dcl}' accepted b}' parcnl'i and
'>Chools on rearing children I havt'
actual!~ never read the hook, nor
intendio hut lhaveccrtainlyc;centhc
rer.;ult.-. The book rC'portcdly tn
'itructed parents to never d1'iC1pltnc
children hut let them e'prl"'l'i thcm-
~lve~ freel )
Even children not ra1c;cd in thl'I
mode ha'e hc.-cn 1Dtluenct'd and
elkctcd h} 11
~po1led Lhtldren grew up to marT)
'polled ch ildren and the divorce rate
exploded. I hey went to college. and
when th1Dgs didn't go lo suit them
they burned the COiiege rhcy went ID
the Army and homlxd their Officer;.
rhcy were drafted and the}' cncd
"Hell. no. we won't go" I behcvc that
even Spock ha!> m:ently changed his
m1Dd.
If parents had read. and believed.
their Bibles. a'> many dtd, they would
have learned the proper way 10 raise
children. Many young people are, and
have been, fine. respectful, courteous
people. I really d1dn'1 sa}' that all
}'oung people are rebellious the.-.e
da..-;.
JIM 801 DIN(,
C O'ita Mc..a
Mammography beats the odds
To the Editor
I want women to know wh:u a
pos1t1ve expenence 11 wa' h;lV1ng a
mammograph}
(very day my 1ran~np11on ~rv1ce
produce~ r(pon<1 on women who
thought what thry didn't know
ORANt . .if CO/I , T
Daily Pilat
wouldn't hun them It killed them I
hope women will stop trying to .. beat
the odds .. They're aaain~I U' Take 11
from one who knows
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WhateverMr.RelJ,fandoea,JtJ11notenough. WhateverMr.Bothadoes,
Jt will not prove to be enough.
PETE
DEXTER
We're
having
ifunnow
I LONDON -A couple of weeks
aao I complained in my column about
not bavina cnouah fun. I sa.id that
I somewhere io the last f cw years, rd
lost track of what it was.
"' And I mentioned some or the a thintt rd done, trying to act it beck,
and l mentioned that the harder you
tried. the more remote it 'ot. And that
when you started looklna at what
other people said was fun, you didn't
even want to have it anymore.
That was the problem two ~ks
aao. lying in a hotel room in Lu
Yeps, look.in,g at myself in a mirror
on the ceiHng. Today you are talk.inc
to a different man.
Damn, did I ever come to the ria!Jt
place.
But don't bebeve me, listen to Liz
The.West can go to hell
and Tutu gives directions
Smith, fash1on editor of the London
Standard: "As a wedding dress that
will now go down into the paaes of
history, Sarah Ferguson's manaaes to
convey with 1t the remarkable per-
sonality of the bride who wore it.
Womanly, pretty, and. above all,
fun."
And that. bubba, is what this is all
about. Fun. Sarah is fun and Lady Di
is fun and the Queen Mother is fun
and, yes. Prince Andrew is fun too,
althoua!J there's been a lot of con-
spicuous work done in the last couple
of days pointing up the often-over-
looked fact that he is also a substantial
human being.
The African National Congress won't be
satisfied withanyl_htngless than it all
We arc engaged in reliving the
Vietnam cxpenence. Whatever Mr.
Reagan docs, 11 is nol enough.
Whatever Mr. Botha docs, it will not
prove to be enough. The militants in
South Africa will settle at this polDl
for nothing less than The federalist
Papers, the C'ons11tut10n. the 8111 of
Rights. the Emancipation Proclama-
uon. Brown vs. the Board of Educa-
uon, the c1v1l nghts acts of 1964 and
1965, and the latest affirmative action
decmon of the Supreme Coun
Otherwise?
The West can go to hell.
Or to quote Bishop Tutu more
exactly, "(President Reagan) is the
pits as far as blacks arc concerned .
He sits there like the great, big whtte
ch1cfofold," and "I am so angry.. I
found It quite nauscatmg. I think the
West. for my pan, can go to hell."
That was a speech ID which the
president of the U nitcd States on four
separate tames condem ned apartheid.
condemned the emergency laws
promulgated by South African Presi-
dent P.W. Botha, asked for a time-
table for the chmmat1on of apartheid
laws, called for the release of political
pnsoners. for the release of Nelson
Mandela. and for "unbanning' black
political movements One conclude-;
1ha1 onl> 1f Mr Reagan had said that
he would send the U.S Navy to
blockade South Afncan pons unless
his recommendations were acted on
would Bishop Tutu's disgust with thl·
West have m1t1gated.
Mr Tutu's complement 1n 1hc
United Stales was Rep. Wilham H
Gray 111. who. representing thl'
Democratic Party. spoke the offi1..1al
answer to Mr Reagan. He was
preceded by Sen. Edward Kenned).
who announced that the Unned
States had become "the last. best hope
for apartheid ... Mr. Gray said that the
United States must "demand" a
timetable for "full democracy, which
is one person. one vote."
Mr. Gray went on to say that it
hardly mattered if those South
African blacks who are cm ployed by
American capital should lose their
JObs, since they amount to a mere
47,000 people, or "one-tenth of I
percent" of the work force. So that
simultaneously we are told that only
sanctions will bring the white govern-
ment to tts knees and that sanctions
can only affect one-tenth of I percent
of the working force. If that is so, then
obviously something more merely
than economic sanctions is desired ID
order that we succeed with our
"demands"
What?
Well, we know that the Com-
monwealth nauons are doing their
best 10 change the mind of Margaret
Thatcher, whose pos1t1on has been
exactly that of Ronald Reagan and
Alan Paton -namel~-, that economic
growth ID South Afnca 1s the surest
means of effecting the loosening of
controls and the granting of civi l
nghts. But there 1s even talk of the
Commonwealth disintegrating 1f
Mrs. Thatcher does not g_o along. and
there arc rumors that Queen Eliza-
beth has said that she had no1
accepted the Lhronc of EngJand ID
order to preside over the hqu1dat1on
of the Commonwealth. I swear. 1fwe
generated such pressure against the
Soviet Union. Gorbachev would be
slceptng in the cellar of the Kremlin.
What 1s clear -beyond the
Vietnam syndrome, which specifics
that no concession will generate
anythtng other than the demand for
more concessions -is that before we
knew 11. one-man one-vote. which not
WILLIAM F'
Bue KLEY
even the PToveuive Federal Party in
South Afnca bas traditionally
favored, is suddenly the commonly
accepted obJcct1ve. What isn't clear
but ought to be 1s thar one-man onc-
votc 10 South Africa 1so't going to
happen in any meaningful sense.
Why? It is one thin4 to vote in order
to secure one's civil rights, another to
vote in order to seize one's neighbor's
property. And that is what the
mibtants want. Mr. Mandela (whom
the president wishes released) is the
Ben Bella of the liberation movement
ID South Africa, and he is a self-
proclaimcd Marxist whose IDterest in
one-man one-vote would be a.s transi-
tory as the Sandmtstas' proved to be.
The Arncan Nation.al Congress,
which he effecti vely heads. is
Jacobm1cal ID spint. .
Well, Chief Buthelez1 of the Zulus
isn't going to yield to the ANC, nor
will the lndians, nor will the Col-
oureds, nor will the Boers. No one
clamoring for the collapse of the white
government can cogentJy describe
what would come after. But rather a
Vietnam-type victory even if it is
followed by boat people and Ho Chi
Minh Cities, than Botha and his
grudgine reforms. So what that the
Sandin1stas have m1lttarized
NicaraJua. stripped the people of
their civil liberties, reduced real per
capita GNP by more than 40 percent?
We JOt rid of Somoza, did we not?
Bishop Tutu's formulation was off.
He said the West can go to hell. More
likely, the West will simply go to bell.
Wiiiiam Bactlty 11 • 1yndiat.ed
colamal•t.
Senate staff's experts not
included on CIA guest list
Agency apparently doesn 't want to take
chances o-n embarrassing questions
WASHINGTON -The (IA is
apparently confident that 11 can
bamboozle membc~ of the Senate.
but 11 doesn't want do take an.,.
chances with Senate staffers who
might be expen enough to challenge
the agency w11h embarrassing que.,.
11ons
This. al lc3st. "' the conclusion we
draw from the fact that Senate aide\
-even tho~ with top secunty
clearance -have been wstemaut·ally cxclu~ed from CIA hnefing.o; on ~uch
sens1t1ve matters as nuclear non-
proHfcrauon The policy ha~ been 1n
effect for ~veral month'!, and Suitr
Department officials who have gon<'
alona with 1t told our a'1soc1atr
L ucettc Lagnado that the) arc "only
following orders" -prcsuma. hl y < IA
chief Wilham C scy''I orders
The result is that ~natof'i get their
s«ret bnefings from CIA and State
Department official, without the
prts.cnce of staff 1dc, whose special
knowledsc m1aht gJVe them the
chance: to brina up the finer point~ of
the as,ucs involved
Thu• d1,~urb1na attempt to rc~tnct
&CCCI\ to important 1nformataon 1\
illustrated by the Sena~ Fore1an
Relatton1 Committee's bndinas on
PU.man and 11s development of the
"tslam1cbomb " For~ean 1t hasbttn
1uspecttd ttiat Palostan bu been
tryin~ to build a nuclear homb. but
there's a sticking point: If Pakistan 1~
known to have a bomb, or to be
worklDg on one, U.S. military aid
mu-st by law be cut off.
In the face of Pak1stan1 denials, the
issue h1Dges on techmcal nice11es
What klDd of cnnched uranium 1
Pakistan producin• at its nuclear
plant ID KJlhuta? Is 1t only S percent,
as the United States has demanded,
or 30 percent, as 1ntelliaence reporu
have sugested? Sources say that 90
percent conched uranium 1s necess-
ary to produce nuclear weapons.
Although Pakistan has apparently
hut down its plant that reproce~sed
plutomum, its uranium-enrichment
factory 1s ~till chum1n1 away. accord·
ma to our ~Urc.H. And because India
has reportedly been cxpand1na its
nuclear weapons cap1b1luy 1nce It
first tested a nuclear dev1c.e in 1974, It
1<s a matter of senous concern to the
United States that Pa.lust.an .eems
determined to JOID the "nuclear club"
too
It happens that the United St.ates'
s1'·)'ear. Sl2 b1ll1on aid prosnim to
Pakistan 1s about to nin ouL The
Rcapn adm1n1stt1t1on wants to
renew 1t ror another six rears;. wtlh an
1ncrcuc to S4 btlhon But \..Ol\lf'C
mandated that aid would be cut offir
there WH 10hd cv1dcnoc that Plki-
nan had built a nuclear \\'Upon. J.a~t fall. we're told, tM White
Jac1
AIDEISOI
and JOSEPH SP£ AR
House prepared a lepl brief that
instSted -af somewhat Jinacrly -
th.at Pakistan has not produced a
nuclear weapon. But our sources also
say that there was serious d1sseot
within the administralJon over the
reliability of th1s brief. Certification
of Pakistan's "no-nuke" status
seemed in doubt.
This is what makes the matter or co~ssional briefi~ by the CIA so
ctiucal. Scnaton have too ma.oy
other thin., on their minda to be able
to quiz their CIA brief en property on
the arcane issue of PU.Jst.an'' nuclear
capability. But staff a.idea who miJht
know the ri&ht question to ask have
been lockccf out of the bricfina room
The result is that the Senate wiU be
vottna in the dark oo renewal of a.id to
Pakistan. HALL OF HEROES: We salute the
pilots, nurses and 1tatf of Miss1on Air,
a volunteer airborne ambulance ser-
vtce that has flown 4-40 missions or
mercy sin« its formation thn:t yean
qo in Monroe. N.C.
M1 ~on .Air~ nothina for iu
humanat.a.n&n tefVlOC.
Jae* A.NuMI Utl J__,. .~r
are 1,adlat# t!'Olwma&t..
•
Did you know, for instance, An-
drew was the best potter in his class at
prep school? Did you know he takes
great interest in the problems or b1s
country's youth? Did you know he
took his regular turn flyina re-
conaissan~ ID h1s helicopter dunna
the war with Argentina over the
Falkland Islands?
Did you know they stJIJ call that a
war over here?
I mean. 1n En.gland you have a
country that is obviously worse off for
fun than J am -they probably
haven't had a beheading in 200 years
Parliament ~ust outlawed corporal
punnhment 1n public schools by one
vote, andthe best serial murdC1'Cr
they've got, the Stockwell Stran&ler, as
sexually molestmg ~year-old men
instead of trollops. But as Ena.land
lyinJ around hotel rooms m Yeps
feclmg sorry for itself>
Not in the least.
England ts making the best out of
what 1t has -which, it is my duty to
report, is the Royal Family -and
what I saw today was a lesson in faith
that I won't be forgetting anytime
soon
There may be something to this
support-voup business after all.
But I am ecmng ahead of myself.
I've been domg a lot of that lately, I
think it's connected to the lime zones.
Anyway, let me JUSt say that as a
rule, I only cry at weddings if I'm 1n
them, as tn the groom. Outside of
that, I st.ay pretty dispassionate.
figunng 1t'sjust not my fight. But I've
JOI to admit that today 1 found tea~
ID my eyes.
Did you sec that wedd1Dg gown?
And those httle kids dressed up ID
S&Jlor suits'? And all those horses?
And Elton John and Nancy Reagan?
And all those horses?
There was a sheep at my brother
Tom's wedding. of course. My cousm
8111 t.alkcd me mto that on the dnve
out to Montana, where Tom lives.
And when I thtnk of fun in that
mel~ncholy, past-tense way, one of
the images that always comes into my
head is driv1na up to the take-<>ut
window a1 McDonalds with the sheep
ID the back scat, ordcnng two Bia
Macs and a salad
Wb1ch 1s about the onJy fault J
could find with the ceremony today
leavine Ball off the mv1tat1on hst:
There ts someth!ng about the way the
man looks holding a sheep in his lap
that could have useful this mominaat
Westminster Abbey.
Sort or to balan~ the Queen
Mother and all the family sittina on the other side
Which should not be taken as
cnt1c1sm. There is no one m the Royal
Family I admire more than the Queen
Mother, but I think you have 10 adrtut
th.at there 1s some ltind of a sheep
stra1n runnma through her side or the
family. I mean, there are very rew of
those faces that would look out of
place attached to four legs and a
wooly coat.
I don't think I'm the only one who
has noticed that, either. This whole
SC.neratJOn has been marrying people
with ch1ns. (Andrew, curioualy
cnoua!J, has a chin of his own and
resembles Amenca's royal family -
the Kenncdys)
But what I was &etttna to here ts that
somewhere a Iona time aao, beck
when Enatand saw that it wasn•t
work.ma out, be1 na ruled by k1np and qu~ns.the people who took over did
a wise thana. ln,tead of cuttina off
everybody's head, and usina up all
their fun at once, they decided to keep
the royal family around.
They maintained a pampered, or-
nament.a) cla.ss of human beinp to
kttp everybody's mind off the mess
lhc countJ} was an, and 1t worked ht~ l)iuur 16 • •TNJatH c.I• •ht
-.
(
Romine working·to earn his keep
Ex-Baron star hoping
to remain with Red Sox
with b11 averqe.
Romine, 1 cent.et fielder, wu elevated to
the parent club after third bueman Steve Lyona
was traded to the Cbicqo White Sox in the
Tom Seaver deal June 29. Hittina only .219,
convertJna knowlcdae to consistency at bit is
bis chief c)bjectjve, wd Bolton battina coach
Walt Hrinill.
"I have a lot more confidenc:e in my hitUD&
now," Romine IA.id. .. He (Hriniak) helps you
set your Mad atraiabt. (The ttanoe chanae) took
1 while to tct used to, but now I hit the ball
consastentJy harder."
team at lbe top tbis wuoo it ddferrit.
.. There'• more em~• oo winnina every
pme, .. Romioe laid. We've bad some ~
times lately(Jotinaeiaht of 10). but tbcn't ltlU
1 aood feelina around the locUt room. Lut
year we ~ out of it &Gd ~c:ryone was just aoina throuab the motions. It meau more t0 Fl By JON PE.ROUSON ............... Romine increucd has minor aaue aver--it from .243 in l 91S to .304 thit aeuon.
a hit now."
With an offense u JOOd as the Red Sox.
rookie Kevin Romane knows his bittina is a key
to stickinf with the parent club.
That s why he has worked so hard over the
past year to improve.
"He'• aot a lot of thinp aoina for him,"
Hriniakaaid ... He'saaooddefensiveoutfielder,
be Nns well and bas a~ arm. He's the type of
bitter who is aoina at It the riaht way now. With
what he has, and knowin1Whatbedoesnow, it'a
'1'beR are cert11n tbiop that r will tty to
teach, and he wu wit~ to try them and tee if
they were worlcable for b1m When he came up at
the end of last year," Hriniak 11id. "In the
sprin, he came out every momlna at 8: IS.
It mcam more int.be p .ma and more to
Rom1ne's 11ayina with the team. 8ol1on cent.et
fielder Tony Annas was expecttld '° mum
from the di•bled Ust for today's pme, which
wi ll leave one or t.bn:e raerve outfidden -
Romine1 LaCbelle Tarver or Mike ORenweU just a matt.et of doin, it every day... .
-t>Kk an Pawtucket.
Since beina called up from the Pawtucket
Red Sox of the lntemational Leaaue in late
June, the former Fountain Valley .Hiah and
Oranae Coast Collqe playCT has not swuna the
bat the way be would like. At 2S, he is in hil
second stint with the Sox and be is not pleased
What he knows now ia a more sohd
approach to hittina. courtesy of Hriniak's
instruction -both mentally and refioemenu
in stance -durin, Slinu last fall and in spring
trainin1t.
' A lot of auys don't know how to hit," be
said. "They just hit. When be~ into trouble,
be knows what he bu to do. He b.u a plan, 1
system for usinf every day."
Romine bit .214 after beina promoted
Sept. 4, I 98S, while the Red Sox were out of the
pennant race in September. but playin1 with the
Romine bu played the lllOll and iJ hittina
better thaJ\ TarvCT (.143), while Grtienwell has
worked bis way into only one pme as a
-.. (Pl ....... &0111Jm/C2) KnlD ·-·-
Angels finally reward Witt in ~-1 triumph
Offense supports
hard-luck pitcher
in win over Boston
By JON FERGUSON
OflMCMlyNet .....
·Angel ri$bt-hander Mike Witt has
been pitcb1ng well lately, but thanks
to his teammates' lack of support be
hadn't been winning.
That was until Saturday.
Although be had allowed only 14
runs 10 43 innings, Witt found
himself with two losses and a pair of
no decisions in hts last five outings.
Despite again falltng behind early
Saturday. a paar of fourth-innina
home runs by veteran sluggers Doug
DeCinces and Bobby Gnch propelled
lhe Angels to a 4-1 victory at
Anaheim Stadium.
"I was on a downer after Gedman 's
home run." Witt said of the third-
inning shot which gave Boston a 1--0
lead. "The last few games I've given
up the first run and not ~n able to
get It back.
"Today 1t was great to sec us Jump
on (Boston starter Bruce) Hurst for
four runs. It gave me a boost."
Angel Manager Gene Mauch
agreed Witt has not had the best of
luck recently.
"If you pitch wanning type games
often enough, you're gomg to win
some of them," Mauch said.
The victory upped Witt's record to
I().. 7. mark I DJ the earliest point
dunng six maJOr league seasons that
Wttt has earned his 10th victory. Not
ontx was it Witt's first victory in a
while -his last win came July 2-1t
was only the third victory in nine
games of an Angel homcstand.
W1tt was forced to pitch out of
trouble 1n the fourth and fifth inninJS.
allowing runners to third base with
one out on both occasions.
Doaa DeClncee ta welcomed
at ptate after homering.
But an unusual doubJe play. one of
three 1n the game for the Angels.
saved Witt in the fourth.
"The pme ran tn cycles." Watt
said. "I almost let them back into 1L
The rallies gave them some momen-
tum back. but once you subdue a rally
ltke they had. 1t gives you a nice shot
in the arm."
Watt faced only nine batters in the
next throe innings and Donnie Moore
fin ished the omth for his ninth save.
It was DeCmccs' 3~foot two-run
homer to left off a Hurst forkbaJI in
the bonom of the fourth which
proved to be all the offense Witt
Today'•1ame
Boston ~Seaver 4-8) at Aa1el• (Sutton 8-.
Time: I: S p.m .
TV: None.
Radio: KMPC (710).
Monday's game: Angels at Oak-
land, 5:07 p .. m .
would need. Brian Downing reached
on a walk before DeCinccs bit bis
11th home run, hts first.r since June
23.
Four pitches later, Gnch hit a
towering 420-foot blast to dead
center.
"That was a better baJI than I've hit
in I d<1n't know how long," Grich
said, " ... maybe two or throe years.
I've been work.ing 1n the weight room
on my arms a lot. Maybe at paid off. I
thought he would challen~ me with a
fastball and he dtd ...
Dick Schofield followed with a
single (one of three on the day), Bob
Boone doubled htm home with a
dnve between Boston third baseman
Wade Bogs and the bag. and Gary
Pettas walked to send Hurst (5-5) to
the dugout.
It was Hurst's second outing-and
second loss - since returning from a
groin mjury which s1deltned him May
31 But Boston Manager John
McNamara said his leg is strong.
··Legwisc. he feels the best he's fell
since he came back." McNamara
said. "Armwtsc, he felt good for lllrcc
innings. In the fourth, he JUSt didn't
get the pitches where he wanted them.
He seemed to lose 1t all of a sudden. It
was all down hall from there."
The Angels can only hope Satur·
day's victory will be a sign of things to
come.
"It's a bag boost for us." G nch said.
"We could have possibly been start-
ing to doubt ourselves a btt. It re-
(Pleue eee ANOEL8/C2)
Aneel catcher Bob Boone reachee down to tac Boeton baeeranner Bill Buckner wh o
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wu ~to ecore d1IJ1DI foartla tnntnc of
Satu.rclay'a iame. ~el.a won, ._ 1.
Cubs drol:! Copeland captures first gold again at Festival
Dodders -B h I -geance wtth the victory. He wtlted 1n the stretch including eight go!ds. thouiJlt I'd &O f~tcr.:· ~·d Jatte, ~bo plans to 8 .' Huntington eac cy~ ~ of the 120-kilometerlast year after winning the Last.year. Blatrwon fivegoldmedalsat the attend Harvard. I lake ~l, thouah. . g. • 9 4 0 t t k il d l "' team time tnal. Festival an Baton Rouge, La. Other swimmang winnon were Ball Asmus a 8JD -rave z a eSS verme a "Therewasabitofarevenaefactortnthis "Totellyouthetruth,ldon'tthanklcould oflakeville,Minn. inthe~metcrfreestyk: I race for me ... Copeland said. "I aot outspnntcd even tell you what I've JUSt done." Bla.ar said. Mark Henderson of Fort Walhinston. Md., in
HOUSTON (AP) -The name of the last )'Car and I was kind of d1sappo1nted. l had "I'm not really sure of the record~" the .100.meterbutterfly; Na~ Marley of Coral
CH IC AGO <AP) -Pitcher Dennis event has changed, but that made no difference really worked hard but JUSt didn't have the Dave Pavlac1c. the country s tOJ>-ranlced Spnnp. Fla .• tn the women s 200 freeltyte;
Eckersle) of the Chicago Cubs would to Jim Copeland. He did exactly the same thtng spnnt " men's indoor skater. won the I ,SOO for hts third Lorraine Perkins ofScmtnole. Fla .. who pocted
&)adly give up his two game-w1nmng 1n the J 985 National Sports Fesuval and the '86 Gregg Oravetz of Hunttngton Beach took Festa val gold medal Dave Bcsteman of a personal best 105. 76 in the 100-meier
hats this season for a few more U.S. Olympic Festa val -win the first gold the salver medal and Matt Willis of Princeton, Madison, Wis., earned the gold tn the men's 500 back.stroke, Summer Sanders in the 200
v1ctones. medal. N.J .. won the bronze. · m 47.44 for a.nother Festival ~rd. women's tnd1v1d~al medley;. and James
"Here 1t 1s the end of July and I've Copeland, 24 of Huntsville, Ala., captured "He outsmarted me," Oravetz said of The swtmman' compet111on, fcatunng Sweeney of Readmg. Mass .•. tn the 1.,SOO
got onl) four wan!> It was JUSt great to the 120-kalometer cycltng road race Saturday Co~land "Once he got the jump during the many of the nation s best Jtors. began at The freestyle •
wan." ~td the veteran right-hander morning as the Festtval 101 into full stnde with spnnt, 11 was too hard to catch up." Woodlands outside of Houston. Scott Jaffe. 17. Two-lime Olympic gold medalist Dvrcll
af\er the Cubs beat the Dodgers, 9-4. action an more than half of the 34 sports. Nor could anyone catch Bonnie Blair. th~ from Lexinpon. Mass .. who broke h11 arm last Pace of Hamilton. Ohio. arabbed ~e lead after
Eckersle) 's two-run double in the "I won the first gold medaJ of the Fesuval world champion indoor spcedsk.ater who won a summer playing soccer. shattered the 200. twe rounds of lhe archery competJbon. ~· a
second 1nn1ng stood up as the game in Baton Rouge last year.'' Copeland said. "so pair of JOld medals Saturdar. Blair. 22 of meter breaststroke record wnh a ttme of lhree-ttme Fcsttval champion, had 627 posnU
wanning hit to go along with his 4-6 n's significant for me that l did 1t again this Champaign. Ill .. set a Fest1va record with a 2 20.74 It was the first Festtval swamm1ng aft.er the 70 and 90-meter portions. The. 29-
record on the mo und. year." time of2;48.44 an the 1.500. then took the 5001n mark broken in three years. year-old from Hamilton, Ohio. won at 90
"Maybe somebody wall take us as Copeland actually achieved some ven-50. 74. She now has won 14 Festival medals, "I've been working real hard and I actuaJly meters with 306 potnts.
Today'•game
Dodgen (Pena 1-1) at Chicago
(Lynch 2-1)
Time· I 1:20a m
TV: Channel 11
Radio· KAB.( (790)
Monday's game San Francisco at
Dodgers. 7.35 pm.
designated h1ne~ 11 they don't want
us as pitchers," cracked Rick Sutchf-
fe. another good hitting hurler.
Shawon Dunston collected four
RBI with a homer. double and sm&le
to lead the Cubs' 12-hit attack. ffe
also was involved 1n the field in a pair
of Cub double plays
"He seems to be &etttng better. He's
~ttltng down 1n the field." said
Chicago Manager Gene Michael of
Dunston
Manny Tnllo contnbuted a two-
run double and a sm&Je ofTloser Rick ·
Honeycutt. 6-6.
"Another lucky day," said Trillo,
who in his last game two weeks aao
had two htts off H oneycutt.
Dodaer Manager Tom Lasorda
moaned that his middle rtltevers let
him down for a 5eeond day tn a row
The Cubs won R-3 Fnday.
"Middle rcltef hasn't been too
effective But we're ustd to our
starters aeung us mto the seventh or
ctahth tnmn& with a chance to win the
ballpme.'' he wd.
Eckerlscy p vt up all four Dodatr
runs over seven inmnp and was
replaced by lefty Frank DiP1no, who
pitched two perfect mmnp of rthef.
The (UM won for the rourt.h tame
in the Ja,t five starts. They also have
JI ntra baj( htt~ 1n their last six
pm es
Six ]I.ams absent from camp
All-Pro defen•l•e end Bowie Lone of the Raiden worb out durl.DC practice ee.loo at team'• facility ln Oznard. ..
--., Four starters among holdouts:
Redden repeats trade demand
From AP dlapatcbes
Stx Rams. fo ur of them considered key st.artt>rs las1
year, became holdouts Saturday while 22 other veteran\
reported to the Nattonal Football Lcaaue club's training
camp at C'al State Fullerton.
Wide receiver Henry Ellard. ltnebacke~ Jim Colian\
and Mel Owens. defensive end Doua Reed and no~
tackJes Shawn Maller and Charles DcJurnett all ~ert'
among the massinaon the club's mandatory rcport1ngda\
for veterans.
First-round drnfi choice Mike Schad, a holdout since
Monday when rookies were rcqua~ to be tn camp, and
veteran tackle Dennis Harrah, excused for a bus1ne'i'
appointment. also were massina Saturday
Harrah 1s expected to report today, but thert' 1s no
IUlr'lntCC that any Of the Other !eVen Will be 'i1gned
Monday when two-a-day workouts ~ume
"Yes. I'm concerned." said Coach John Robinson
aner momma mcct1nas. "The first week With the veteran~
11 maybe the most amponant week of tra1n1ng camp
"l'm hopeful that the s1tuat1on can be resolv('d
short.ly"
Saturday's mfluit of veterans brouaht the'number of pla~n 1n camp to 18 Thett arc 86 pla)'ers on the roster
Meanwhale. IUms runn1n1 back Barry Redden spok<'
to reponcrs for the first time 1n mort thao a year and
repeated what he told Rob1n~n durina the ofT-sca~n
Tired of hvana tn the shadow of Enc Dic kerson he
wants to be traded, preferably to a club on the f.a" C oa''
which could Ute htm a' attt lead runnana back
"l would ltke a chance to can)' the ball a lot more th.an
1 havr." the 26-y~r-old Redden ~•d "I've' a\ked John to
trade me back f..ac;t (whert h1\ fam1l) rt\1desl an\I hr's
promt'td 10 10.·omodate me ··
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Robinson not only has promised to make a trade 1f a
good deal prcsent'i itself. he also ha'> changed the offense
from a one· to a two-back forma11on and named Redden
the starting fullback.
Still. Redden d~s not behevt> that he'll be
completely ha~py wath the Rams no matter how many
cames he gets in the new ofTensc
"Seeing 1s belteving ... he said. doubttng whether he
re all) would fet 12 to I 5 cam es a game in the new offense
"But even 1f did. l don't feel that'<; enough for me."
Buc.&.to1Nk.f return• to RaJder camp
"lo I draft choice Bob Buczkow kt returned to
actton in two-a-day practice sessions at the Los Anstlcs
Raiders' tramma camp 1n Ollnard after a week on the
•udeltoes
Buczkowski. a defensive end from Ptttsburah.
\Ufl't'red muscle S~'lmS and a tWlSted back in hll Or&.t
pr.tcttcc session with the team
He was s1dehned as a precautionary mcasu~ and wu
~nt to Brunswic k NJ .. to be eum1ned by a back
\p«1ahsl ·
A.fter that tnp had confirmed the Raider medical
staff's in1t1aJ •diainos1s, Buakowsk1 returned to action
~turday at the team's tra1mn1 camp
"He worked for the first time stnct he hurt lus back."
\ltd Coach Tom Flores "He did evcrythina but
(pan1c1pate tn) pass rushing dnlls. We'll ao a ht\Je dow
wtth him. de~ndana on what our doctol'l and t.ramcn
'i) ..
Stamna lef\ o tl"en"ve auard Charley Hannah
rtma1nedoutofcampina salarydupute, W1th noprosraa
reponed in nqot1a\Jon betwten aatnt Howard Slusher
and the Raider\' Stcvr Onm.aycr.
Flom \11d tht Raiden Wlll prohahly not make any
\uMtanual ro!.ter cuu for anothCT wttk or to, althouab be <''~t\ to have tht' ro\ter down to about 80 playcn by Ute
tint e \hib1t1on pme Aua 10 at ~n Fnl\CI~
: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
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Nun finds coaching
basketball can be
an enjoyable habit
~;~;~t-~~event Benches clear again;
Saturdaytot1erookie0.'1i11AveWforlhe n , 1
lead It 14-under 202 aftcl' three rounds a 0 . . C'h . go
POA toumament in Orand Bline, Mich. Pate who, bite Tl 0 es n lp 1 ca Love, is lookina for bas first POA Tour Vtctory, 1ho1 a
thud-round 6S. Pate bad the most around to make up
after rounds of 70-67 lef\ him 7-under and five strokes HOUSTON -The busy life of a nun
never bas interfenid with Sister Maria
Pata' love of ooachin1 bukctbell.
off the lead lifter 36 holes. Crenshaw, malcin.a bJS ThiTC:fbra wl in ma tors bitters quite oft.en," Dcmpeey S&td waukec lO four hits over 5'h inmnp to stron,cst showing 9inoc m:ovcnna from a hyper· ~ ••After a while, you aet tired of it." win his lhtrd pme in se~en days and
Saner Pa.res. a member of the Fran·
thyroid condnion that cau~ him to lose 18 pound this week featured lnotbetAmerican l.elauepmei: Danny Tartabull drove ln four~"'
earlier in the season, fired a 66 in the third round ... In Twla1 a. Yuk"' •: Tom with a homer and a single, lead1n1
cilcan Sisters of Penance and Christian Charity, ha~
been 1 basketball coach for 20 years. For the past five
seasons. she was head women's coach at Canis1u
CoJleae in upstate New York as well as with Sacred
Heart High School in BufT~o. ln April. Sister Pares was
hired as women's coach at Marquette.
the LPGA event in WQbdbridge, Ontario. C.rl1 in 2-1 Baltimore win Brunantky and Tim Laudntr bad Seattle past the B~wcrs.
JollD1oa shot a 2-over-par 74, but managed to take a three hits each and Kent Htbek bit his In the National 1...ea&ue: .
onNtroke lead at 7-under-par 209. after three round . 22nd homer u Mlnnet0ta. Wllh Glutat,Ptratett: At Three Riven
Going into the final round today of the fourth and final Pn>m AP 41.lapetdel Manqer Ray Miller's job in jeop-Stadium Steve Carlton allowed only
of the Grand Stam tournaments on the LPGA's tour, BALTIMORE-Baltimore rookie ardy, baQ&Cd out Is hits in a ~me three hitS, all singles, .in seve~ shutout
defending champion Pac Bradley was tied with Bet1y first baseman Jim Traber, subbina for delayed neatly two houn by ram at inninis for his fint v1ctory since June
.. It's been a hectic schedule and tough. but I've
eajoyed 1t," she said. notina that some days she would
bold "make a beeline from the high school to college fo r
practices."
Kina for second plaOt' at at 6-under, 210. Noey the injured Eddie Mu~y. drove in YanltceSwhum. 1 as San Francisco blanked Ptt·
ScrulOa, who shot a 64 on Fnday on the par· 72. 6.107-the w1nnin& run against Chicaao with The Twins' maoqement ta.id it tsburah.
yard Board of Trade Golf-Club course for lbe lead. a two-strike sin_,e with two out in the wu considerin1 a manqerial cba.n.ac C.Nlaalt • Padres Z: At Butch
collapsed after a triple.bogey 7 on the ninth and bottom of the ninth innina ofa pme ~use the team came to New York Stadium, St. 'Louis won its fifth
"J love work1n$ wtth the bds and get a great stnse
of fulfillment from 1t."
finished with a six-over-par 78 and wu three shots marred Saturday by a bcnch-clearin1 havina lost nme of 13 before beatina straight behind roolue left-~der
behtnd the leader ... Severluo Ballester~•. the Spanish brawl. lhe Yankees twice. Orta Mathews. who scattered eiJbt
Sister Pares. who 1s al the United States Olympic
fC$Uval as manager of the West team m the basketball
competition, built a sensational record at Sacred Heart
(229-10) and Canis1us ( 138-29).
superstar who be&All his mtemataonaJ golf career The Onoles' Rick Dempsey 1an1tcd A'• t, BIH Jaya t: lo Oakland, Eric hits over 6'1> innings. Curt Ford's
exactly a decade ago at the Dutch Open Golf the'meleeinthes1Athinni!lfofthe2-1 Plunk pitched two-bit bell for six double hi&hh&hted a three-run first
C'hamp1onsh1ps. held a four-stroke lead after thrtt victory. ifter be was hat wilh a innings, survivina seven walks, and innana.
rounds of this ~car's event with a I-under-par 71 for a 5-curveball by Gene Nelson of the three Oakland relievers were perfect Braves •·•, Meta S-1: In Atlant.a,
"I was very happy coaching both levels but there
now 1s an NC AA ruling that tf you have a o; V1s1on I
propam m men's basketball, you must be Division I in
women's," she said. "That meant Canisius would go
from Division II to I and I couldn't coach both teams.
under 203 in NoordwtJk. Netherlands. White Sox. Dempsey, Baltimore as tht' A's won their sixth strai&ht Glenn Hubbard drove in four runs,
pitcher Ken Dixon and Chicqo third Raqen I, IMiaas ': In Atlinaton. three with 1 double in a four-run fifth U.S. aweepa in Federadon Cup
"I was interviewed for the Marquenejob and hked
what I saw of the campus and the people."
PRACJU.:. CLechoslovak1a -Chris ~ E" crt Lloyd d1st·arded an elasuc brace from
her a11tng left knee and played ht'r most
aggressive tennis of the week Saturday as Marquette also hired a new men's coach during the
spring. Bob Dukiet of St. Peter's.
''lt's ironic because I'm coming from a Jesuit
school, Bob is from a Jesuit school and we're going to a
Jeswt school. .. she said.
she )Oaned 1n a sweep of West Germany that carried the
United Stat.es into the federation Cup finaJ.
Quote of the day
Lloyd beat Bettina Bunge, 6-3, 6-4, as Martina
Navratilova continued her triumphant return to her.
homeland Wlth 'v1ctones in both singles and doubles.
Rewe Jac:boa, commenting on Boston
pitcher -Roger Oemens, who beat the Angels
Friday night to improve bis record to 17-2: ··He's
only the best 1n the game."
The romp over West Gennany put the United
States mto a record-equalling 16th champ1onsh1p
match toda).' against Czechslovalc1a.
Navratilova. who helped Czechoslovakla win its
first Federauon Cup titJe1ust before defectmg tn 1975,
clinched the utle berth for the Amencans wJtb a 6-1, 6-4
victor. over Claudia Kohde-Kalsch.
Rama scout Charlie Ball dies
Rams scout C'harhe Hall died Friday EE
afteT he suffered a heart attack in his room •II•
at the Ram's training camp.
Televtalon, radio
TELEVISION
Hall, 62. complained of chC$t pains
and shonness of breath at I 0:30 a.m. and was taken to
St Jude Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at
12:30 p.m.
. Ya.m -SPORTS SUNDAY: Tour de France
b19cle race (final leg). ( 1 hour. delayed), from
Pans, Channel 2.
I 0 a.m. -AUTO RACING: Talladega 500 (3
hours, 30 minutes), from Talladega, Ala.,
Channel 2
A resident of Midlothian. Va., Hall was at the
Rams' training cam pat Cal State Fullenon. to look over
10 a.m -OUTDOORS: Fu.hang the West Channel 56 '
the team's new players. . 11 a.m -WRESTLING. \hannel 56.
11 :20 a.m. -BASEBALL: Dodgers at Hall had been with the Rams sfoce 1981 . Before
that. he was with.the Seattle Seahawks and the Houston
Oilers. He scouted the southeast area of the country for
the Rams and discovered stan er$ Dale Hatcher and
Mike Wilcher. Donovan said.
Chicago Cubs. Channel 11 . ·
1:30 p.m. -WATER SPORTS: Profile of
former NFL quarterback Dan Pastonn1 present-
ly a drag racing driver, Channel 4. '
Hall 1s survived by his wife. Joy. and his two
daughters. Cathenne and Jennifer.
J·30 p.m -GOLF: PGA tournament (90
minutes). from Grand Blanc. Mich .. Channel 2.
2 p.m -BOWLING: Doubles Nauonal
Champ1on!.h1p (I hour), from Reno, Channel 4.
3 p.m -AMERICAN ADVENTURE-
MemonaJ ~rv1ce!. will be at 2 _30 p.m Tuesday at
Rose Hills Cemetcr; in Wh1t11er The family requested
that in hcu of Oowers. donations be made to the Heart
Fund 1n Hall's name Channel 2. ·
Ni.zoo to undergo knee surgery 3 p m -BOB UECKER ·s w ACK y WORLD
OF SPORTS Channel 4
J 30 p.m -MOTOR SPORTS Super
Chargers. Channel 4 INGLEWOOD -Los Angeles Clip-
pers guard Norm Nixon will undergo
su~ery to repair a knee tnJUry he suffered
dun ng a softball game in New York and as
4 p m -SPORTSWORLD Amateur bo'<ing
-U S. \.S USSR (I hour). from Sacramento. Channel 4.
RADIO expected to mm up to six months of the 1986-87
National Basketball Assoc1at1on season.
Nut0n as scheduled for surgery toda} at Daniel
Freeman Hospital here. He injured hts knee Thursda)
while playing 1n a softball game composed of the casts of
Broadway shows in New York's Central Park
11·20 a m -BASEBALL: Dodgers at
Chicago Cubs. KABC (790).
I p.m -BASEBALL Boston at Angels. KMPC <710}.
Commonwealth gold Smyth, Hill
to 13-year-old girl ::~~!!!:n
EDINBL RGH, 'x.otland CAP) -
.\lhc;on Higson a 1 l-year-old ~hoolgirl from ( anada. became the
~oungest gold medalist in the h1stof\
of the Commonwealth Games atur-
da} v.hen she ran·d to a games record
in the 200.mctl'r brca<;mroke
Higson did not e'en Quahh for
(. anada·., national champ1on!.h1ps
last -.ear and 143<, appcanng 10 herfi~t
maJor l hamp1on'\h1p ( ompet1ng
again!>I her v.a\ frllo"' C anad1an
C ind~ Ounpuu one of the top-ranked
< ommonwealth !lw1mmerc;
But H1g\on of Brampton. Ontario.
louthcd home fir'>t in a gamfs record
of2 31 20 cdg1ngOunpuu. "'ho took 1hc C\1h er
Thr prtv111u\ \-oungr~I gold
medah<,t wa<, •\U'>trahan <..w1mmer
Jenn~ Turrall who also wa<, 13 when
'\he won the I '>74 woml•n's 400
meters lreest)k but •W:t<, In days
older than H 1g~on
But while thcrt• wa\ JO) for the
\oung ( anad1an \w1mmer and all thr
other mcdah\l\ on tht -.cs.god da> of
competition lht·n· wa~ncf and
de'ipondancy for tht I l-mcmber Ber-
ANGELS ...
From Cl
cstabh\hed out drnf1dcnce that we
tan \.\IO the dn1s1on Hut we need
.tbout 40 morf gJmt\ like that ..
Should Boston remain atop of East
-thr Red (\m have lost c1&ht of 1he1r
la'\t IO -and lht" Angt'rs wan thc
We<,l thl· two Wt>uld collide aaa1n 1n
the C hamp1onc;h1p 'icnes. And Satur-
day'-1 win upped the Angels' season
~nc!> r<'cord w11h Boston to 6-5
"It was good to establish ou~lves
agaan.-.t a team that could win at all."
Witt ~1d "h mav come down to the
end of th<' year ·we'll ht1ve to plav
them ag.,1n "
* AHG8 L HOTU TIW Anfflt lt.O So• 141''-1 hl'ele tOO.v wiM ftetvrt e Dtlllt QI >00• oeme wl11Mr1 0... ~ ti n end Ttm S-,,., I• II Ot~ t"4on • ,,_,Int DetwMn Sulton •nd Clev.ltnd'I ..... llfiMI,.. J\lftt ,. ii
merllt IN linl time rwo lCIO v1<torv Ptl(l'ltf\
"-"'' Mutr.o off 11nce II'? w...., Ttm-..... •nd ~ GeMft fKtd Mell ottitr Didi ~I
>-~·4 -1onntn<• merktd '"' -Otftee lrOt'fl t f •fOf I• llrtlel'I et tl!ot t>ltl• ~
Gndl continued 1'111 lorrld MtlnO Hot wllll • Nlr ~ Ml Ht htl 1111 _, O't« lhe ot\I IS Nmft ~ 111t • .,.,. ... lrOtl'I f.O to ,.,,
dUrlnl lllef 1fre•dl . Artw mtklnO en error fO
lfet'I IN "Intl! inMIO Grtdl '-'r9CI Ille """•kt m'91'1• meo '"' 11er1 of .ome1111119 "1 11\0vOnt ,._,., -to'""'' I lotd Sc'-V, 'If W9 loM. I'm ION ,. tlrl"O t tun to !fie ,.'"' I-row •nd
YOY'rt IOll!O ro ,,..,,. to 1r.oot ""• Arfflf ,,,. ---oltY, t ltttt the_, ~n' come of! mv "'"4°'1 inton'• 88 llodt-Hlelidtd hit "'"'"" tlrMll lo 1J """" wllll 41 lounll IMlllO
doutJlt
muda squad. ordered to return home
and Join the mass bo)'COtt of the
games b} 31 other teams.
The withdrawal of Bermuda. which
only two days ago managed to reve~
an earlier request to pull out, left onl}
26 of the onginal 58 team'i -1t11l in the
Games.
A total of J 9 event'i ongmally were
scheduled but becau~ of the U-
nat1on boycott. only 10 were con·
tested
'\ustraha kept ahead 10 the medals
table w1th 27 -11 golds. 10 silvers
and six bronze!>
England had a fine day. winning
eight of the 20 gold medals at stake.
and kept close to the Australians. with
I 0 golds and a total of23.
Canada was in third place with I H
medals. while Wales and New Zea-
land each picked up its first gold of the
Games.
Alex Baumann. double world rt•
cord holder and Olympic -1w1mmintt
champion, easily retained ht\ < om-
monwcalth 400.mctcr ind1v1dual
medJey lltle and set tht' world'<, fa\tt'\I
time this year
After bemg behind at the end oftht
butterfly leg. the 22-year-old from
Sudbury. Ontano. quickl y caught up
and won the race by 15 meter.-. 1n
4 18.29, almost nine-tenths of a
second outside h1'i world recorc1
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So what's new tn the Pacific 1,000.,
Not much It was Randy Smyth
and Jim Hill for the fourth straight leg
-from Long Beach to Dana Point -
m the catamaran endurance contest
that wall eventually take the nine
teams over 1,000 males of ocean
between San Diego and Santa
Barbara
Smyth and Hill, sa1hng under lhe
spon~rsh1p of Longpre Automotive,
beached their 19-foot catamaran at
Dohen~ State Beach at 3: 12:07 p.m.
for an elapsed ume of S hours, 12
minute~. 7 seconds for the 35-mile
leg
But Smyth and Htll didn't have
much time to spare as the Catalina
Yachts team of Larry Hartcck and
Enc Brinton finished Just 45 seconds
behind Harteck and Brinton call
Santa Barbara their hailing pon.
In the moderate I 0-11-knot wind at
was a relatively close race all the way
hn1c;h1ng third in 5: 15:27 was the
West Manne Products team of Dave
Keller and Jack Edgehill, Mammoth
Lake, fourth was Team Hydra Baths,
Dave Renauf and Dave lwamota.
S .. dne). Australia, 5: 15:37: and fifth
was Team LuCCll's, George OclB1ano
and Mike Checketts. Madeira.
5· I .5·57
ROMINE WITH RED SOX. • • From Cl
defensive replacement. Romine
knows he has to cam his keep, and 1f
he should drop down, it's a matter of
performing well while waiting for
another opportunity.
"You've JUS1 got to go out, put your ~hoes on and play," he !!atd "You
can't let your$Clf get down when rou're down there (mmor leagues)
ust because you're havmg a &ood
year down there. r,ou can't expect 10
be called back up •
This 1s Romine's fifth year of pro
ball after helpana lead Anzona St.ate
to the national champ1onsh1p as an
All-Amenc~n outfielder dunna h1
Junior year 1n t 982. Pnorto play1n1 a
)Car as an All-State outfielder for
Make Mayne's Oranae Coast Pirates.
Romine had lettered an thrtt Spotts
-baseball. track and football -•t
Fountain Valle~
"Grow1n1 up, I alway dreamed of
a chance to play 1n the bta leaaucs. • ht
,.1d "h's a dre3m come true now It
hel~ you get ready bt1na 1n good
projt"am~. But it's really nothing the
same as pro ball."
When Romine firsi came up, hed1d
not have time to th.ink about the
maamtude ofb1~ first pro appearance.
He pinch-hit for Tony Annas in hts
fi~t at-bat and knocked an RBI
single Aner hats in h1~ first three
appearances thoua)l. be grounded
Out
''When I got up the third pme and
aot a hit. I aot a st.and1na ovatton."
Romine stud "I arounded out m the
fourth ume nd aot booed "
Now he mu,t perfonn or 1t could be
a welcome el5ewherc. Boston Man-
qcr John McNamara $ltd Rom1ne's
defense has been aood. but bas b1tun1
has not been what he expected.
"I can tell you from expcncncc that
1f you don't have an idea or what
you're doana (at the plate). you're
sa1n• to have trouble 1n hard tame,,"
Hnn1ak \&1d "He's aot enoulh con-
fldrnu in what he 1s do1ni You've
ant to lnow how to survive 1n thl'
.,me He'\ learned how to survive"
base coach Doua Rader. wtth whom Scott lletcher'1 RBI double, Pete inning,1parkin1tbcBravestoaswccp
Dixon tan&)ed, were ejected. lncaviglia's run-sconn1 linaJe and a ofa twi-nigbt doubleheader.
It was the thtrd brawl this week in two-runCTTOrbyCtevel&nd left fielder The Braves won the opener on Ted
the majors, as the Mets-Reds and Mel HaJI powered a flf\b-innina rally Simmons' sacrifice fly in the ninth
Giants-Cardinals were involved in that gave Texas the victory over the inning.
altercations on Tuesday night. Indians. Pkllliet S, Aft.rot t: In Philadel·
"I didn't know what to do. But I've TlJen 4, RoyaJ1 S: At Tiaer pbia, former reliever Don Cannan
never had anyone charge the mound Stadium, Alan Trammell scored on continued to pitch well as a starter,
after a brcakin,a ball," Nelson said. :·1r John Orubb's bases-loaded arounder allowing two runs in six innings as the
a pitcher gets intimidated becau~ he wiih one out in the bottom of the I Ith Phillies defeated Houston.
can't pitch inside, he's not goina to be inning. giving Detroit the win oveT Reda '1, Expos f: At Riverfront
too succes!lful." Kansas City. Sadium. Bo Diaz drew a two-out,
"We all know tht' last couple of MariDen 5, Brewen %: In the bases-loaded walk in the ninth inning
years they've been throwing at our K.ingdome, Jerry Recd held Mil· from BobSebra. drivi!lJ in his fourth * * run of the pme and lifting Cincinnati
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No verdict
In USFL trial
NEW YORK (AP) -The Jurors
con11derina the tJSFt's S 1.69 billion
antitrust suit apanst the USFL met
for another six hours Saturday
Wtthout reaching a verdict.
Deliberations, which have now
aone on for a total of IS hours, resume
Monday at 9:30 a.m.
Beto~ they can reach a verdict, the
five women and It' man must debate,
then answer a series of 60 quesllons
based on the I 52-paac charae aivcn
them Thursday by Jud~e Peter K.
Leisure. MuchofLeisure scharacwas
spent exptainina the complexities of
sections l and 2 of the Sherman anti·
trust law, on which most of the
USFL'a case is based.
The 1urora on Satufday a ked for
additional tranl(T\pts of testimony
and more nbib1ts to add to the
documents and transcnpts they bad
requcsied on Fnday. The materiaJ
they requested covered a btoad
spectnam of testimony at the trial.
alt.bouah several were centered on the
relationship between the NFL and
Lcltvls.iOn.
It 11 the USFL'a contention that the
NFL used its leveraae with the
networks to kttp the newer lcque
from JCttlna a tclevl'llon c.onl!JIC1 for
1u SW1tch to a fan schedule th1 year
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JoM COOk .,._71.,.._.
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9000v Clemottt 6t-71-ff-20t
Lennv WedklM 71-61·~209 Jim Hllllet 71-61•10-10t
Devld Grenem .,.,.71-2"
lllllV PlofOI 65-72-72-209
L.on Hlnklt 6'·67·~
Merit Pt9ll n· .. ·ff-210
Sttve ~ 71·70-6f-210
L.eonerd T~ n -6t-6.-,IO Scott Vwolenk n ·6'·1G-210
Bred Fuon 67·73·7l>-210 Jim Slmo111 7G-70-1G-210
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Antonio Cer«M 73·•11>-2n
Buddy GerdMr ff·71·7>-21 I
Gerv Pinnt n -61-71-211 l(tltll Clfe(wetw 71-69-71-211
GrH Twiggs n ·6'*7l-1\1
Jim G•Ktoner n·67·n-211
Howerd Twlllv 67·72·72-211
Dick Meal 71·'7·7>-211
Tom Byrum '7·71·7>-211
Jim Rvti.cioe '7-n -n-212 Oovo Johnson 70-ff-7>-212
Herrv Tevlor •n·n-213
Siu tnorenem 10-11-n-113
Merk L.ve ff-n~n-213
Vence HHtner 71·ff-7>-213
Dtn Helldor1on 72-67·7._,13
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Dennis Trix~ .. ·73·7>-214
Miile Ooneld 7'·67·7>-214
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Pet 8redi.v 73·70-11-210
ae11v Klno n_.7·71-110
Cllhv Moot 10-n-..-211
Allee ltlUmen n-'8-n-212
N•ncv SCrenlon 70-64·~21i
Avello Okemoto 73·70-6'-211
Mlu l• Btrteottl 71·6'·7>-213
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Doi Germeln 7S-70-6....,1•
JoAnnt C.rntf' 6'·71·7.,_21•
Rosie Jones n·n-11-21s Sn.rrl Turntf' 71-71·7>-?IS
8erb Bunto.owo.v 73·n·~215
Amv AICott ~n....-21s
S.n<ll'• Pelmtr 11-n-11-215
Jo .lin11 Wewm 74·71-71-216
Pei ~vera 75·6t-n-216
S.llv Liiii. 75·70-71-21'
P•ttv snttnen 70-13-73-216
Jull lntuter 71·61-n-216 Jent ~t 74 .... 7.-214
Judy DoekinM>n '3·74·6.-,216 Ve! Sill,,_ 1•..a-7.-21'
Nencv Wlllle 71·76-JC>-217
sM1tv Funono n-n-1.-211
Merle Fioutrei·Dolll n-11-1.-211
Merine Neuw 74·10-7.-111
Merv MurPflv 11·71·76-?11
K•lllV WhllwOl'lll 73·71·7.-211
Jen Sltc>llemon 71-n-7s--211
AmV 8tn1 75·71·n-211
Susi. McAlll,1w 71·7S-n-211 AAlSOll Ftnnev 74.n:n-211
Pttnnv Pvtr 7'·7•-71-219 Le uri. Rlnlter 73·7S·71-219
l(elllV B•ktr n-74·7.-no
CollttnWelk•r 74·75-n-m
LYM AO.m' 76·71·73-220
Vicki l'woon 75·7•·7?-221
Beth Denlt! 75·74·n-221
Cerhv Revnold' 74·7•·73-221 Cetnv l(relllff n-76·7:>-221
L•urtn Howe 71·76·7.-221
Muffin Sotnctr·Oevlln 72-76·7>-221
Le ure B•U9h 71·76·7S-222
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L•Ann CeneO.v 71·76-75-222 Hteln.r Ferr 73·7S-7-222
D•t>o<•h McHettte 74·71·n -m
Robin W•llon 7S·7'·7>-222
Annt·Merle Pe"1 n-10-1rm
l(lm SlllPmen n-u-1..-m
LttHt PNrson 73·71·,._222 o.o Rlcllero 16·n-1.-m
DewnCot 73·76·7.t-173
su .. n S.ndto 73.7 •• 7..-223
Pellv Hnn 7S·7•·7._223
CllldV bric~ n·71·7S-223
C.,Olvn Hiii 75-73·75-223
Dena Howe Cllance'lo< 7'·7S·7S-224
u se Youno 76-n·75-224
Lauri PtterM>n 76·n·7S-224
Slleron Berrell 13-7•-n-224
Mlndv MooT• n·74·n-224
HHlhtr Drew 7S·7'·7..-22S
Jtnet Colfl 13-1s-n-ns
Bonnie L•uer 11-10-n-ns
~tu• w1111m1re 7'·69-,.-.226
L.Dl'I Gtrl>ecl 71·74·11-216
Mvr. aieowtldtr 7'·n ·77-226
J•na Crtllw n-n-n-'lU
Clndv Hill n-10-,.,._.,,.
Sendr. SPUllCh 11-n-7'-m
8.rNrt Burow n-n-11-m
Cerhv John11on 70-7t·7t-227
Dutch OP9ft
(et N_.dW!MI, N~)
Stverl•no 8tllt"ero•
Jost Alvero
Mentul Pinedo
Gordon llr•nd
Mike Allen
Vlctnle Fern•lldtr
Ptlllllo Perklfl
CONCANNON'S HORSELESS ST ABLES '/2t,"'-'/2t,yce & ?Jmttey e?/11tc'
CLASSIC AUTO SHOW
Sunday Aug 3rd, 11 :00 om 4-00 pm
AT LIDO MARINA VILLAGE
No admission charge to the show Ample parking Classic
Rolls-Royce & Bentley Autos will be on display
You may also choose to dine on the waterfront, browse In the
Village's unique shops or visit the yachting center Brtng the
entire famn ·
55 Frwy becomes Newport
Blvd Cross over PCH then left at
VrB L 1do Parking on lflft
cvcu. ,..., . ..,_
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(8Nium), ..,,.. time
6. ~ L..Ut11• (lfltil.lml{ aame tlmt, 7
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• MCOftdt; 'l1 J.tf .. l«ce, Mmt llll'lt, JO Gt•
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OVUALL ITANOtHOS I A,_ 21 LA91 >
I. Gf9I L.tmonel (US), lOS llOuN, Q lftil'l.lltl, 2' MCoMI; 2 a.rMtd H1'*111 ( .. renct), J rnlnultl. 10 MCOl'ds MNlld. 3 un Zlmmerl'NIM (Swltt....,.,I. 1~..sa befllnd, 4 ,.,._ HemM19'1
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ltuttltMM <Sw1t1erlencl), 3".52, I A""ero Pino
CINlft), IJ 00, t SleYttl lllOOlll (Ille Ne1ner-
teftdt), Sl:24, 10 Yvon M4ldlOI (Frence>, 33.V.
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21 Stew .. '*' <C•neoe>. 5' m•nulta, ' MCondl ~; "1 BOCI ltOI, IA3:26 beflind; IO
Jeff Pierce, U7;GI; "· lton Ki.tel. 211UO, 120 Alex Sllede ICenedel, 2 19.47
M>XING
(et-...... N..Y.)
HEAVYWEIGHTS -Mike TYIOn (C.1'-"ll,
Ny ) KO'd Mervis Frulof (,.,...101111111e1 )0
MCondt Into Ille flnl rOUlld (Tnon .. 2H WI"'
23 kftOdl.outa, Freiler It 16-21.
USA·USSA Am.ltlW lnYlta .....
(et s.cnm...1
ID MUndt -KeMeltl Gould (Rodltord1 II I
oulPOlnted Mld'IMI Sllfrln (USSlt), K
15' oouncll -Vlclor Etof'CW (USSltl out·
POfnted Tlmotllv Lltllft (Flint , Midi ), 2· 1
15' oouncb -MenWol Awtlllen (U!S'tl.
ouroolnled Don Glrllll (Tllofnton, COio.>. 2· 1
16S oouncb -Derlft ,._ CCCIMMut. OlllOI
ouroolnled lllullen Tenimov (USSlt), 2·1
171 oouncn -It-I TrlWv (USSR> out·
Polnled Ooneld SttofleM (Armv·Ft Hood, Tt1 I.
3·0
201 ooundl -EV99111 SYo.kov IUSSllll
OUIPOlnltd JonelhOn Uttltt (Flllll, Midi.), 2·1
Alexender Mlr~o (USSR, 211
~) 11~ Wftlev Wiison (Armv·Ft
8rffll, NC .. 2231'1 oouncb), Ill
Vlechnlev YekOlev (USSlt, 2lS POUn<h)
001P01nled Alex Gercl• IS.n Fwnelldo. 21•
POUndl), 3·0
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DAVIEY'S LOCKalt ,.._...,, a..dl) -7
t>oell 370 enoltn 2' t>errecuo. 10 1>on1to. 49
rock cod, 38 cellco t>eu SS l .. rid NU, '30
mecklf ti, l lolt
Nawt"OaT LANOING -S l>Oell, llO
_..,, 2 1>errecu<1e. • oon110 217 .. no t>en , so
cellco l>eu, I helll>ut 13 KU11>in 150 roc:k ''"'· 671 mecke<tl
DANA WHAlt, -11 l>Oe" 351 enolers 276
t>eu, 4 t>errecude, * l>onllo I hehl>ut. 311 rock
""'· 4'5 mecktrtl
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1""'1 In JV"(' '*' ' Dell • .,.,.... °"""* ..... c.... ... J T'lrft 1tiCIYnono. ciww .... Mllllll Cet'tt M ,., ill
4 ielwlY PWJoQM. Oldlr1 1tt1 0.e ... ••• s $1elW Mal'flll, a..irOltt --Certe ... 107.197 •
6. KYI* ... ltv, Ford~ ... ....
1. Oevwv MMll, Chrlr• ...... Carlo SS. --• lie* wu-. Oldlll'IOdlt 0.. •• * lf7 f Tf/fl'Y Latlefllt, °"9ft" .. 'lll Oltte .,
** IO OWi eodint, ~ ,_,... Cent U ,
10S."9 11 A.J Fovt. ~ 0.. a. 10US1
12. 9uddV .... CMlmlt•• o.tte ••
10$.S:W ll 9°'*"' Hmll ;, .. lolilcll LAll!trt, 20S.nt
1• Mtllr9" ~-. ""°' L.e~•. JOS.m IS. ~rel W..,...., ~""""" CW1e SI. 10Ul1
1' PNI PwMIM. ~ Dtitt ... 305 US
17. ltMNv Cotnllt, C,.,,,...I Moni. Cane SS,
*"' ll Jim s.uttr, .-on11eie Gr..-l"r1x, * m
l9 Celt v~. Fwd ~d.
20U02
20 ltlcllv ltucld, '°'' ~f. ** 21. ~ Aliloft, auldl Lddrt, 2"'1.1S7.
22. ltu1tv Wefleclt, llOntlec Gfend l"rfx,
10fOS3
73 Joe Rutlmen, ~ LASeelrt, 20U70. 24 Rlcherd ll'ettv, PontlK Gl'eftd Prh1,
203 20t. 25 C11tt FIMIP, Ford TI!uncltrl>lrd, 20UOt.
26 Tommv Ellls, ClleYrOlet Monie Cerio $$,
2030'2 -• 11 Aon &oucnerd, Ponllec Grtnd l"rlx,
20Ul7 21 Alell l(ulwlckl, Ford Tllundtrl>lrd, 202 ...._
29 Devt Merdi, Pontlec Grenet Prix. IOU ..
30 OtlrN Cowert, Chevrolet Monlt Ctw'lo S.S,
202.14'.
31. Pllll BerkdOI, Ford Tllunclet'l>lrd, 2G'U'4.. 32 Herrv Genl, Cnevrolel Monte Cerio SS,
201M6
33 P•llCllO CM!« Cllevf'oltt Monie c:.rlo SS,
201 596
34 Ml!<t WellrlC> Ponllec Grend Prix, 201 07
JS Ken Sctlfeder. Ford Thunder'l>lrd, 201 m
3' ROM .. Tnom ... Chevrolet Mollte <:.no
SS. 201 113
37 8uddv Am110ton, Foro Tftuftdet11trd, 201 109
ll Edd .. 8.ericnwele, CllevrOlt4 Monte Gerlt
SS 201 CQ7
J9 J•mm'I Meent. Ponti« Gntncl l"rht.
200CMl
40 r<en A»an, Gnevrolel Monte Cerio SS,
19t 162
$11tvrdaY'I tnnMcftem
l'OOTeALL. Hltlellel ,.....,. LAe9ue
CHIC~GO 8EARs-stoned llllchefd Otftt,
dtfen11ve .no. 10 lour one-veer contrecta end
Tim w r1on1men, 110111 llM. ro two one-veer
con1rec11
DETROIT L.IONS-Slontd AIVln ""°«•. run•
111110 l>eCI<. 10 • serla of _._ contrectL INDIANAPOLIS COl..TS--A~ Grtt
Bettle, llntl>ecktr, on we•vtn from lfte o.nver
aronco1 R .... * Oiied 4rlrl, lllcklf. Quinton Be11ero, noM redOt St...,• .,.,..,,1 encl Lemv
T n ior w-de reclevers, WoodV Oerll and Oen
Hemmenllmldt. defeMlvt t>eeks, Merion Mein·
•vre runnlno beCk, Scoll ROl>lntOll 411'11 John
AODtrlton Of!ttn,lve llnemtf\ end Jot Smlev,
111o1ercl • • l(ANSAS CITY CHIEFS-S..,.. '--d
Gr ffin delen11ve tnd, to • four..,_ contr.ct
'""41LADELPHIA EAGLE~ £111«1
Foute• c~ ro • _...,..,. contrect •llf
ICt •lll avers, runn•no bedl, to • lour·v-contrect
SAN FltANCISCO 49EltS-Welwcl Alefl Ltff,
OIK.-klekW
•
GLENS PAUA M.Y. ~ Hmvralipi Mill Tr.-
out Marvis Frazier widt a ....,
riabt Uppcrcutl '.JO -t -... ft,. rouad of I 1ICll ... d 104"1 °
boul SMurday, Clll •• --.. beecen ~ ....... .,..._
2S--O. Tyaon &Qt Ftuiet otr.....,. tD09
after the opeaiQI WI Willa • •
ptteut, bridy P"'""' m -Of fonner YrOl1d beav-,. i F' t' a r I•
Joe Frazier apimt ~me.,.......
After the bOMn lndld llloWI Iii' • fewmommu.'if~~·~ f'u1 uppercut oe ·Prazir1 ~ -6-
iQI ham"'• IGI mo a carw. Tyson landed IWO mGR s;;z r•
whilt Fru.er was Oii llit "1!'t • ... canvas. Framt's hUdlerl. ,._ JoeC...
tez and the rilll doclOf NllMld ..... l~yeu-okl bour:..:wbo WM...._
aplftll the ropes. I YIOG ..., aooba
concerned about bis OllPO'..S'a co.
ditioa, bUt Frazier apperadly Md llO
1enous Uljuria. •
' ''He"U be all npL Doe'l ~
about it, .. said Joe Frazier, his IOll 1
ltai.net and ~· The moctoui an Saturday's~
tjtJe boUt WU tbe 23rd o(T)'IOl\'I pro
career. • For Fruiet, it was mninitceat of
bis only other defeat in 18 pro-
feaional fiabu1 that to former beavy-
weiaht cbam_P.100 t..a.rry Holmes 10
November l 9S3.
Just as in that onc-rou.nd knockout,
fr&Zler WU hurt early and WU
quickly fightina to avoid a knockouL
Frazier, 2S, from Philadclpb.ia,
wei&bed in at 210'iJ pouod;s._ T~o.:
20, l'rom Catskill, N.Y., ~ 21 1
pounds. Frazier. at 6-J , is two iocbel
talJer thatl Tyson.
The two fi&hters hive bad two
cocnmon ~oenu. &th dccilloncid James .. Quick" Tillis in 10 rounds
and both knocked out Steve 1.ouski.
Lemond holds
cycling lead
NEVERS, France (AP) -Orea
Lemond of the United States held on
to first place after the 22nd leg of the
Tour de France cycling classic Satur-
day, and was the ovcrwf>elmina
favonte on the eve of the race's
climax on the Champs Elytee in
Pans. Guido Bootempi of haly finished
fint m S boun, 12 minutes and SS
tee0nd.s on Saturday's course, an
uncballen&in& 121-mile rick from
Clennont;l"crrand to Nevm in cen-
tral Fruce th.at ba411ittlc effect on the
staJ\dinp of the tour's leaden.
Behind Bontcmpi in the sprinuat'
the end of Satum.y's le&<t~ two Bellian racers, Fruck noate in second~ and Eric Van~n
io third. They bad t.be same time u
the leader.
'I
Del Mar handicap ... ~~ , .... 0.-.-..... ,....., ,_. ._. I llloA Nn llM:9. • ~ ~ '"°oo. Tilrw 'tflfll ..... ...., In Callfornlll. O.lmlne Prier. ..............
1 HUlltt A~ "trMfldttl 116
J ""· "''* ( ....... } "' J T• CWt L.116 llMtO 11 IOf • °"'* ... (Ofefrldl) "' I o.nttt tt• ( ... V~uelll) 1 .. • ""' °"""" ($~) , .. 1 lttttt TW-'11 <"9~> H4 I lmt To Jlt (le&e) 116 t AIU9 ltouuo (~"°") H6
10 I.Aft Fllld (Oomn) H•
1\ Wiid '#Me lG.,rldol 116
o•trn.11 R•I cs-21 Quk* "'°"°" to ..,_ llottt llllt ~ fltld, should hold 1wev; DAVIOI
AX• (to-l) TOOll UC1 ,_..tedlV IOslne .. Ctlenct
lul, Pt1ct MY oA Ille div; AQUA ROUSSO ( .. 1) S"9CI to IW'ltturt !ht ltHtr end lddl JAc,Car·
ron. 1.0NGSHOT: TEE CEf'S I.AD. saCOM> RAC& 1 111• MllM. Pvtw: m,aoo. Meldln ,llllft 41116 INll'• ...,_ v•ri old end UP. c1t1m1nt Prlc:9: m .... ae.ooo. 1 Oii Marie (~~· 115 t Frtell A Zold (HIOIJtft) 122
3 1.0vt Toni (Sterlilltl II 110
4 ~ma (51mPtOnl 120 s Meld Of Mldrlltht < .. ie> m ns
6 lrllOdWtY M.eollt (~MVtl 115
7 W... DI Ttll Vt (Cl-I 11115
I Ml&• O'O.v (Ctrrldo) 115
t Sold!«'• HOPe (It 11 tlenluela I 12) 115 10 SwtelKI (St~) 115
11 S11f11i.t1 !li.dll 11117
12 Stkurt letllbM !E.COO.r) llS ..........
1) Sffenl Cour•et (P. Vtlt1m.1•••> (1) 115
14 Qullllotn'• Dolt~ Uammtrlno) 115
IS Encl Cep (Sl~llt) 115
16 FIYI~ G .. u (8tit) (1) 115
Pl. YING GI.ASS <•·I) Well beck .. ,t onlY to
10M tft d\tflet t i tht start, dtll9tl' If tDle to
drew 111 frOl'll elso tlOIOlt list; SW•IETSST (3· ll Good tffort .. .,, Sttvtns stick• tncl WIM tP·
PfK .. lt tilt tdci.d dlsltll(e todtv; 141.IENT COUllAGI (6·1) 0-.1 1llt9CI ti tilt mite, IWls
lht ltNlcel of loP tct rider. LONGSHOT: OH
MAltll.
TM•D It.AC I '1M mlllt on turf. Pww: 12:),000. Thi'• V9W *-end ~ AllOWtnea.
1 Altef\llOll (~tr) H7
2 Dtnlv.,. <•tt•> 111
) MOOtrd Ind (l)elll) 111
• Cronv (tlteal •112 S Wll kflne (McCeffOn) lit
6 Ml4ditMX IT-) Ill ' ~ '-UC91'1t (C>mt41) 111 MIDOLHaX lt-1) a.ut~ ~tel 'ott made u.s. at•rt lmpreulYelY, cen ,...t; WU.L
ll'RlNO (J-l) T• ., ... trtklet tOdt 1Md1"9
rlW, wll tit !oftnlabit fOe; ATTawnotl <•·1)
ltOltt poortv lul lotlno bttt d'ltnee, et11 matte
el'NfldJ. LOHOSHO"f: CltONV.
llOUltTM ltAC•. •I~ Pvr1t· 110,000.
MlldeM, •-v••r old\. Clelmlno Prkr '31.000-
t21,000. l LOOlt UV W.I . 1Cttl9"°11) 117
2 ~ FINI (llamlrtll 117
J fMnt• JO (Llfihem) 117
• lllulol• ~ (QwrldOl 117 S Otinw Cl'lldl <Wiit) 117
• 9old leroeln <Soto> llS 7 MlalY lvlllltrd (Ste¥tlll) I H I PenuC'o (P9drOH) (1) ll1
f MlllVOW Otwn (Ooullft.tl 117
lO c.Ndle11 Punkln !Soll•> 111
11 lilallt ta El\OWll (P. Valtniutta) 117
11 ltutie Tiit Nltlll (McCtrtOll) l 17 ...........
I) MlchMI'• I.MY (Pffrott) m "' MISTY l YPMAllD (6·1) Good IOl*ln\I flllv worillnt Ilk•• NMtr. mev •lnO mild suorl,.; •....-r IS INOUGH <M l EtttrtmttY wld41 tntwlne atrtldl .. ,,, P Vtltlltuelt rldet lodn;
90L.o IMGAfN (S·21 DrOPS from IOUllMf heel, ~v.cl swift \PMd btfor• tlrll\Q let•,
mev atlek toclly. l.ONGSHOT. PANUCO.
"""" ltAC•. 1 1116 mllft. Punt: 111,000. Tllr•....., Olds encl UP. ClalmlnG Price! 131,000-
Ul,OOO.
1 Velltnt ~oe (Douole$) 116
2 Mtt1I In TM Sllv (Stevens) 116
3 Eoo hdt (P9«01tl 116
'Ovr Nordk (hztl 114 s For9'oll IA9lon !Sttrllnvl 11113
6 Idol (P. Vtltntutt.l 11'
7 Tom (McHerew) 116
TEllY
Tut1ru
Del Mar results
TMlaD llACL 6 f\tf'IOftOS.
llllleCI More (VtlllruUtllt) 100 '-'O 3.00
Vitt i Scor't (T Of'O) J.20 ""° ,IOtltll'IO Marltfll (OCN.m> UO
Tlmtl l:Of
AllO ren: ...... VII•. Tork•M· MHnetlc 0..-r, Lturt 0-., O.wttt Delloht.
No ecrttdln. as •XACTA (6·51 Nici s1'7 00
POUltTH llACI. 6 llKIOllOI.
lkltll A lvt (Ll..,_rn) 31.AO 13.40 6.40
Cl\111 Hiii (OllvetM) 7M 4.IO
Ovtaou <Plncev> uo
Time: 1:10 '1S. Abo ren: wetm •11 Win, l'tbu!Ous c...,1,..,
Trump Up, lt..O Mv l.IPI. Stent.a. fin Of
Blut.
ScftlClltd: StMdttttneu.
""" RACI. 1 1116 mW.. on tUff
t..OUQOUf'll <SOI'• 1 •.oo uo i.oo Ftllll'lltne (Solo) 2UO 7.00
SMIOl'ltl ftlc:llup (Toro) UO
Tlrnr. 1:A2 J/S. .
AllO ren: ·~ SIMier, R•r• SfaMtl, l<MC'
Define, Uct\I, N•l•lle'• FOtll.
llOMTM llAC•. I l/ 16 ml'-on tur1.
,lvlnO Girt <So10> 1f 00 UO 7,00 cenve11•1 Ster <Toro> • s.ao UO
Miu levtrfV Hilt (Oll1terK) UO
Tlmr. l:.d 115.
Abo '811! ton Gtnrt, Afteelloll Afflr1'NCI, Cell
Aoeln, Mias Rovel Montt, l<rM!"Nf', 8lUlfllno
ltldtlMd, ····"·· .... MlmoM krtt~ Ontv.
NIMTH RAC•. 1 I/" mllK on turf.
lllllOl>'I lllnO ( Pfncey) 7.20 4,AO 3 40 ia.tlt lloMommt (OllnrKl 11.20 00 •
AvlttM (lltitlltutit) U0
Tlrnt: 1~. Alto re11: Vl\ltll. ao111111, c-..._,11,
lternor ...... or. OelY, tE~. Pw•notco·
No scretdlM.
U IXACTA 131> Nici Mon.00. n LATI OOUll.I <4·3l oeld sauo. ·
Athlndence. H.133, M4.ltuet Htlldle! M,GOl,«tl.
Hollywood Park quarter horse results, to night's ell tries
Htl'twMd ftartc
IAT\MDAY'I RllULTi
CIM•SJ·....,.....,._M,,_...)
l'•ST llACI. $.50 Ytrlh.
Ptclflc: E11Ptf'l (Hert)
Chtr111tr O.vtv (H. Ctrcltl
119 lttcl lttmmtr ( Ptullnt I
Tlmt: 77.tO.
5-10 140 )JO
S.IO uo 4.:IO
Alto rtn. Llltlt Niii Nik, Dtduct•Olt. A Zurt
Hit, Goldtn Nolts.
12 •XACTA !2·ll Hid WM.
SICf*D llACI. 350 Ytrdl.
Fr~! (Floutroel 21AO uo uo
SlrN!tln Gtrrtll <C'""'°I i .0 J • .O
C'-ful HoMV IHunll 1J.20
Tlmt: 17.to.
Alto ren: Marlette eo, For E¥•n• Stk•.
LlvtlY 5-\, 8tdouln It-. Str•kln Jtmlt, Jets
T 811, Cetellt "ovel Ctown. Scretdltd: Netlvt AQ.i, All Elutlvt DrMm
12 IXACTA (9·)) Hid SlllA.
TH•D RACI. -verin Mtt• Tru ltetltl (1.-111 13.20 UO 00
Mierow•"'• Plul (Gift) 4.10 uo
Avt Dart (Cr....,-) UO
Timt: :I0.10. Abo ren: Accelertlivt, A Ultlt Ukt lttC,
Pets eov Jo, Homt ~twtd. Tr'9ol 8oll\la, Clav
S~•ldtL Scretc:hect: Run Gtortl• Jon
U IXACTA (l·S) H id 17UO.
l'OUltTM llAC•. 350 Ytrlh Dering 0.111 (\.tc:IP.tv)
SQulrrellv Slllr19v <erooeu1
llofn To h Rlolll !Florts)
Tlmt; 11.20,
5.10 uo uo 1.40 uo
4.20
Alie> ren! Miss l.tdv Ill llut, It~ You Thtrt, SIHll'kllno Mefrl, April 0 Too6t, APOiio Jet
Siar' KIPfVI Mtrku, Sw•I Pltces.
SCrtlc:totd: Ulbelttrnoll'llno, Parr Non. SI•<.
Trll>IK Doublt, Kttllrvnt ltoektt.
""" ll.A(L 350 verin H-ltt (TrMsurtl Miolllv Flnt Man <Puretlll
Mr Meiler Jal !Lecttr;)
Tlmt: 11.12.
7.:IO uo uo
S.20 3M
l.00
AltO rtll: $1nHnt l.M, Ktlc:fl Mv COC>V, Ct l
Wttt, Moon Ster Girt, hcloulll Reider
No ICft tdlts n IXACTA 17·41 e>tld m .20.
SIXTH llACI. 3.50 verlh.
Cello Wtldl (l.tdltv)
Swet! Dvnastv (Crffllltrl
Elv\ Jtl (Fl!lutt'Ot)
Tlmt: 102.
4.00 uo uo
2.10 2.40 6.20
Also ren Herems Prldt, True Aets, Goldlno,
Molen Mist, TM Vlclorv ~ hdoulll
Re Icier
No \Cl'tlChn
U IXACTA (2·)) Hid sll.00.
SIVINTH ltAC8. 400 Vtrdl.
Feet Oett (C.rdozal lS.00 4.00 UO
Ctwtuns eavou <Ltc:Mv> 2.90 uo D•lhlno O•M O.vll IOldtrk:lu ... ) J-00
Tlmt: :I0.41.
Atao rtn: Sitt~. T-. PJs
Pl\IOI Pttt, Strew Jtllln, AltKtdtrO, Pec:lflc
Gless, Otnotrout 0.01
12 IXACTA !Ml Hid ~.
•IGHTM RAC•. )SO Vtl'lh.
Jtm View (Tr•wr•)
.Jody ()ti llrd (Hert)
TimtlO Ttn90 (l.«tltv)
Tlmt: 11.0S.
1.00 uo uo
12M S.40 uo
AltO ren: Tiii l.tlnsltr Mo«t, Wiii\ For Tht
Moon, e.fllllnOIY. Town Ntllvt .
12 IXACTA !S-11 e>eld "000
NINTH llAC•. 350 vtrdl.
Ttllnkll!o ltldl (H. Gere .. ) SM 3.:IO 2.40
Etteoos Motrrldoc (OldWldtMll) $.40 )AO
No Wtlltt 51-S IE. Gtrclt) 1.90 Tlmt: 11,07
Alie> ran: Ster Cretttcl, Se>rl119 APOiio. Neturel
F .. rt .
Scrtldltd: Trulv Humbla. S2 •XACTA (6-5) Hid ..UO.
S1 l"ICK S4X (6-7-2-1-S-61 Nici 11,607.00 lo
two wlMI~ tldltls (six l'IOl'lft). '2 Plett Six
eonsoletlOll pekl S 1>0.40 to 132 wlnnlno tkkttl
(five llorMi)
TaNTH RAC•. 400 verdl.
Freedom Ftvw (DldWICllMll) f .00 YO '-00
l.Alnsters lmtM (l.tcktv) UO UO
KnlGlhts W""6tr (Tr•wr•> 10..20
Tlmr. 20.14.
AltO rt11; Weal Coesl Ntllw, """"' ~. Cevl TrOll, C-*'9, Flrat C>owll Destl, l.OV9n Ttlk. n •XACTA !I·•> Hid m.• l~•VINTH RACa. l70 verdl. c.od'loll 0. I.ell (H, Gerca.l 7 20 UO ).00
MllMY1 Rttaotl !Gift) 340 UO
Miu Averlct ll.u .. 111 '-20
Tlmr. ... 90. Also rtn: Go Child, ~ N Limits, JIW N
Sound' CtMV .IOll .
U IXACTA (M) Hid Ill.AO.
A lltndel!Ce' IMS.
Mututl Htndle: s 1.242.167.
TONIGHT'S •NTitllS (:ll'd .. u .......... """9na "'"""91
''"' ..-.: S:JO l'lllST llAC•. 3.50 Vtfdl. Purse: '3,700. ThrH
veer oldt encl uci. O.lmlng Prlc.: 16,250
Truekllll9 8119 Ptullne lroclv
M iu Merle 8vl•o Btrvts 8tllerlne
Htv To Hustle lloltrt Jet
Tle>av Orlv~ A111mtnt•
Mist lttcl AO.Ir
SIE<:OND llACE. 350 n rds Pura.: '2.too
Two vt1r Old~. C .. lmlng Prlc4t. st.150.
TA Advtnlttt
OIYmc>lc Pin
Ettv Go E11tre
Mias J.cklts Doll
EHV MtNtrend
True Wind
Dont Soclll ~ NOW
GIOolln JtnnY
Tilt Double Eeolt
TH•D llAC•. :UO vard1. Pwae: $3,IOO. Tw• vMr old\. C .. lmlnv Prlct : 111,500-
Prnt'°°'4 Pet JUOll Stnt Me
Golll StrMkln W Mtxlctll CIWlrot
Im A 1.lvt Ont Ptlllltd Homt
TN L.olterv
"°"""'H ••c1. no v•rc". Puf'ae: ia.100. Maldt!\ two vttr old•. Clalmfno Price: S 16,GOO.
Juli.t Unclt lot> MfllrKI Kett
Tenlbtr•• Wrenvltr e·Bld Of A.lure YUGO llov Rldl 11 8 1111
e·A Zur• luv Cell A VIC'lorv
Sounc!Mllontl ~hen Ftrms entrv
l'I"" RAC•. 400 verlh. Purse: M,000. ThrM
vMr old• tlld 1.11». C .. lmlno Prlct : .. .000
Olooer Pett SOul Of An Oldlt
Mount Herlteot Snlloto Rtb
S.. Comb CM C... 1119
SIXTH RAC•. 350 v•rds. P\wae: '2.600
Malden two vter OldS. Clelmlnv Price: st,2SO.
I.II afown Hor1t ToP Tune
Sclufzll Shew 1r1sn l.llllebv
SI""• R.-t Sovtrtlon Smith
.... Vie En Rost Somtlltlndt Wrtnvltr
Mtcl Wondltr leM $er-tk ~
Abo E119~ltdulno. L.oV!ft Uncle Rolo.
ltov•t Eftv Deel, eo. lie llewtrd. s•v•NtH RACL 400 Y•rds. Purw: '2MO
ThrM veer Oldt. Cltlml~ Prier. M,000.
Ptlnttd OtMrt Sl111K ltewnet
Sunvnlno Chief ltalldtnt
Tiie lulls Trip Doc For OlerllOllCla
Oii Time surter H19'1 Grevlt-t
Cll S-rt DMI
•IGHTH RACI. 3.50 ye,._ Purw. 12,fOO.
Two vttr Old Cellfornlt Dredi. Cltlmlllo Pries. "·"'°· Lucil v Cutt Bat
Mlcntlob 1.tdY
SUre To Flrt
Donte.time
Slulaelous
Time For Ws
Miu Rubv
Ki.t Fest Jet °"°" 1.lketllt
NINTH llAC•. 400 verch. Purse: J7, 100
TllrM vttr old• •rid UP AllOwenat.
Natlvt Stout Allllttt Tomorrow
Oul\ltl$ Toro Mind Oernt
Senetor S.Ot OM Stssv C"9r'ot
TINTH llACI. 350 verOS. Pune: 13,IOO
Tllttt-YH r·Old nU\t\, C .. lmlno Prier. 112,soo.
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architectural •lte model of MacArthur Court
Towera, the Irnne Co.'• newat commercial
omce complex. The •lte model wu compuer
aenented from architectural drawln&•· It
wu the hand-painted and flnl•hed ID
uryllc to match the Italian Travertine
facade on the real •tructure.
ORANGE COAST STOCKS
.. Here are the stock market activities of publicly traded
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, Data provided by Newport Securities Corp.
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After successfully dcvelopina the City of Jrvine and
paruofNcwpon Beach dunnathclut2Syears, the Irvine
Co. has decided that tt 11 time to strut and has created a
revelina experience in the form of The lrvine Experience.
Housed within ------------the first two floon of
2 Park Plaza at Jam-
boree Center, the
Irvine Co. 's newest
commerctal offi~
project, the quin-
tessence of tech-
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nol<>l)' and func-1•••••••••••• t1onal architecture
have been JOaned to create a useful point of reference for
those interested 10 Southern California. central Orange
County and the lrvmc Co., wd Samuel E. Haynes, the
company's vice president of markcuna communications.
"I went aJI over the country and looked at every
markeuna center that had ever been built in major areas of
development and put together a cast of consultants to
create the best multi-media markettna pavallaon pou-
ible," Haynes said
UsinJ highly deuuled models and audio-visual
presentations, v1s1tors expcnencc the spirit of the lifestyle
and workstle of Irvine/ Newpon Beach. The interior was
desi~ed by Ginsler and Associates of New York and the
strilungly accurate models of lrv'ine and its surroundmg
communities were created by David H. Gibson Co. of
Dallas. The aud10-v1sual production of"Roou and Wings"
created by Lawrence Marshall Productions of Toronto,
treats the history and the future direction of central
Orange County factually and anfully.
"We chose Larry because when we saw one of has
shows an Dallas, at showed more than JUSt the buLldang; 1t
showed Dallas. It told why 1t was there, how at got to be
there and what 1t all stood for." Haynes said "Then the
light went on an my head and I saad "Th as as the guy that has
to produce our story ' ··
The Irvine Exhibit culminates a 2111 year cffon lo
extol the v1nues of the region and represent 11 as a good
spot to do business, he saad.
The other bag problem Haynes faced was finding a
wnter to scnpt the production.
"The first thing we considered was using a local
wntcr who was steeped an Orange County history. But we
used Marshall Riggans who wrote the Dallas show." he
saad
The I 0-manule presentation uses 18 projectors and
900 colored slides chosen from 20.000 shots of vanous
locations an the Irvine region. The scale model of the
entire area which oomes down af\er the end of the shde
show represents 150 square miles of south and cenlral
Orange County.
The model includes 300.000 structures and as
detailed to the extent that anyone famahar with the area
can find residences or workplaces wtth case. The area
model 1s supponed by muln-1mage slide presentations
that are targeted toward business executives and the
,l__BustNEss No1Es
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Irrine co. Ylce D191dent SUD.el BayDee
9t&Dda ID front ol a to0m1l.se model of.t.be
company•• Jamboree Ceater.
brokeraie community. UpstaJrs, a series of rooms exhibit models of the
complete Irvine Business Complex ancludang ExecutJve
Park, MacAnhur Court and Jamboree Center. Throu&b-
out the display areas, models are supported try wall-to-
ce1hng maps, Ooor plans of otliee buildings and
interactive video presentations t~t provide product
1nfonnat1on
"The Irvine Exh1b1t brings closer to each Vls1tor the
pos1t1ve results of master plannina.. commurucation and
pannershap an these communaucs," said Haynes ... ,,
provides an opponunaty for people to pan a fun.her
understanding of what's really happening here."
The Irvine Exb1b1t as open by appointment onl~ and
selected vasttors arc csconed through the exhibit in tamed
intervals so that presentations aren't interrupted. Those
interested an commercial office products can vacw wall
displays of representative full-tenant and multi-tenant
ut1ltzatton of Ooor space an Jamboree Center. Executive
Park and MacAnhur Coun
A complete, full-scale model layout of a typical
MacAnhur Coun office as displayed near the end of the
tour along wt th a model of the twin towers showing model
desks, chairs, workers and 1nd1v1duaJ hghts an each suite.
Haynes said that because The f rvanc Exhibit is
concc1vod asa cont1nu1nJ. evolving pomt of reference. the
JTllP5. models and aud10-v1suals wlll be updated and
revised as future development' are planned
Symbols
listed for
QC stocks
~~Hutt«'.ln
Talks at Buffums
The America~ 5t~k Exchans~as
appro-.cd for original listing
11 178.197 common <ihare'> of Ultra-
1y1tems Inc., an Irvine-based power
and environmenta l systems and de-
fen\<.' and <;pace \)'\terns compan)'
lhl' 11cker \\mhol will be ULS
l ltra\\\lcm\ provides project dc-
-.clopmcnt enganeenng. construe-I tlCln and operations and mainten-
ance \er' Ill'' 10 the power·and steam·
generating lhcmacal food. pet· I
roleum and petrcx:hcm1cal andustne'>
l ltra\\\temr, also pro\ldc'
engincenng. soltwarc and hardware
de-. elopmcnt and\~ stem\ tntcgrataon
sen 1cer, for thl' l n1ted States go-. em·
ment u>mmand control. Lorn·
mun1cauon\ and intclhgence (C:ll>
program\ and 'pace wstems. which
manage and rnntrol the malatal) ·.,
m1\<;1k.-. air ail fl. \hips and tanks • • • The nimmon '>HK k of CMSElectro
Funds a'i no\\ tx·rng traded under the
new .. ..,.mhol \(MS Jam Farooqucc.
president .innounccd
Pn·.., 1ou'>h the \ICKk for the Costa
Me~ rnm pan> wa\ traded under the
symbol C M~f The unit\, consisting
of common <;t<Kk and one Scnes A
warrant will no\\ trade under the
symbol .\( M~l The Scne\ A war-
rants \\Ill tradr under the symbol
.\C\1S\1. f arnoqucT ..aid
( omplctl' "1anagr ment Systems.
which manufauurec, personal com-
puter enhanl<'mt•nt \)\terns. was
traded o'cr-thc-rnunter under the
nam(' Flcl 1ro r undc. < orp until listed
b'f "J.\Sl).\C)nn \.1onda\ Jul\ 7. 1986
\\.Ith the"' mhol < MSF I
EFC acquired C "1S an Apnl I 986
fhe compam ·, lommon \tock will
trade under the \C "1\ wmbol to
u11l11e the l"\l\lang name famahanty
With ( \.1~ • • • He' ka Sranll: k the prc,1dcnt of
Bomed M~dlcal Manufaclarlng Ltd.
rn In inc rcponcd that operations
dunng the \t'<:Ond quarter Qf fi'K:al
1()86 resulted an a nrt losli of
SI I 9.280, or SO 06 pt'r '\hare. on
re,cnues ofS2RR 670
In the same quancr last year the
company pollitcd a net ant'omc of
S 141 000. or SO 04 per c,harc. on
re' ('nUe'\ of$~90.1 l0
fhc "gnana of cxclu\t\.t' lOntranc,
with four western European countncs
has ht-en finah1ed and in the United
<itate\, Nattonal Mtdacal C\rx-c1alttes.
a suhs1di1~ ·of National Medical
f ntcrpn~c, · w8' added as a none, .
clu\1\C d1stnhutor ot Bomcd '"
'\;( COM oroduca
In ••x •pen ••Iv••
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Ctass1t1ed Advert151ng
642·5678
Tuesday, August 5 -Laguna Hills Mall
Wednesday, August 6 ·Newport Beach
(Fashion Isl.)
From 9:00 a.m. to to::m am. a free mveslment
seminar will be ht'ld with a free continental
breakfast being served
Fananr1al advisor Harve\ Ro,.enberg talk~ on
financia l s urvival in today's r etir e m ent
world and what to do l.\.tth c A'-h in todav·., economv
F'or re~ervations and 111l11rm,1t 1un <ont~ct
.Jean Barrett at E.F Hl"TTO"\ \.ewport
Beach. i 14·644 9111
\\hen E.F Hutton talk ... pt-11p l.-1i .. 1t>n
How To Plan
Your Estate Toclay
T'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
Ltcturer:
W . Balley Smith,
Attorn~y at Law
• How can I '1vo•d rhe agony of
Probatt'7
• How can rrduct' or even
t'hm1nate T axes7
• The Revocable Living Trust
• Why should I transfer my assets
our of Joint Tenancy?
• Do I really neea a wall-and If so-
what type?
• It" s later than you think
• ThC" New Ta>C Law explained
Tuesday, July 29th
7:00-8 :30 pm
W ednesd ay, July 30th
4:00 -5:30pm
at
Glendale Federal Savings & Loan
100 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach
833-3606
Thursday, July 3 1st
Laguna Beach Library, 363 Glenneyre,
Laguna Beach
833-8891
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Lessons on bad news. radiate from Chernobyl
By JIM HATHCOCK
aH ROBERT RA Yl'IELD
It rtflects a public misunderstand1°' of Soviet aovern-bappenina at aome place an 10me time and p~nt the
ment and media acquisition and distnbutaon systems As new1 in an undC'rstandablc manner to their readcnhip or
wtth all issue), the pubhc must understand the policy so it vicwcn.
can prtd1ct and make $CnSC of the results. United States' media promote circulauon and
How then did the Sov1ets' system score io iu
handhna oflhemobyl? It worked well as a pubhc relations system. There
were no human leak . All releases were ~ated at
the h1Jtlest level and there was no internal dlsagretment Concern over the adequacy of the news released
about the Russian nuclear accident at Chernobyl bas been
exceeded only by attention focused on the a~ident itself.
The fundamental misunderst&Odina stems from the advenis1na by 0 sellin&" the quahty aod f11rness of their
Western concept ofa media system's purpose. For United news coveraae so the free flow of 1nformatlon is vital to
States c1uzens opt1mally, it is to dctennine what 1s the sales program. Newsmaken i.n the Western world who
--------------------------'---------.--------, ignore that need. disreprd -at their peril -the
But the Soviet1 broke several cardinal publl<:
reJaoons rules for dealina with a frte preu~ Manqemcnt
at all levels can learn some valuable le~ns frorn the
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A dfMJlopment of
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Tom Ack/am. Bob Stillwagon
admonition of BiU Greener, former Assistant Secretary of
Defense, that one ahould "never araue with a man who
buys printina ink by the barrel."
But the Soviet information system is a huge, well·
orchestrated public relations proaram. However, the term
"public relauons" is so misundentood that it must be
defined before it can effectively be used.
Public relations, u a function, attempu to create and
enhance an understanding between a cbent and ccrtatn
publics -a public beina any aroup of people with a
common mterest. Such a f'Unc;uon should be honest and in
the best interests of both client and public, but that is not
always the case. When interests conflict, the public
relauons practitioner serves the pereeivcd best interests of
his or her client over those of the involved publics.
It is also important to note that the Soviet media
system -far from beina a watchdog adversary of the
Communist Party and government, as a U.S. system
transplanted to the USSR might be, is part of the total
integrated Soviet public rclatfons system.
The press is controlled by the party and government.
Pravda, lsvcstia and TASS are organs of government and
party unlike free-world news services. All policy for all
media comes from the Politburo.
Finally, it is not the avowed purpose of the Soviet
government information systems or the media to disburse
news. except as an ancillary need. They arc dedicated to
serving the cause of "socialism" and truth, accuracr·
timeliness and public desire arc not primari,ly served.-t
was never intended to work that way. So. although there
arc some journalists in the Soviet Union, very little of
what is understood as journalism as practiced there.
Soviet errors: \ •Never tty to hide bad news. It aJways gttl out.
•lfyou want people to hear your side of the story and
get the facts you should be first on the street with the bad
news. Wbe~ free-world media smell a story, they will print
what they have when the dcadhne amves If they best they
have is wrong. it is your fault. You had the chanoo to get
the facts to them on ume.
When you have done somethma wrong. always:
•Say that you did 1t and you're sorry. People love to
forai ve sinners. •Tell what you've done to hm1t damage. Be credible.
People won't behevc nothmg 11> wrong when Sweden 1s
gettmg radiation.
•Tell what you arc doing to make sure it will never
happen qain.
•Tell the truth. The press wall forgive you for not
sp6:ulating and passing along unsubstantiated infor-
mat1on. But they will never forJive you for lymg to them
And in the West. they buy the ink. .
Why the Soviets broke cardrnaJ rules of public
relauons is open to speculauon.
It becomes apparent they have been spending all their
ume study1ngjournalism -which they can't use 1n their
system rather than public relations -which they must
use. For the United States and the USSR. that means
everybody in the world. Both nations need to examine
their programs closely.
Robert E. Rayfield, Pll.D., 11 u a11oclate profeuor
ud chairman of the PabUc Relatloo1 Department at Cal
State, Fullerton.
Koboway is chiefly ahead of
computer component tribe
Mesa-based firm maintains aggressive
I expansion.as its competitors withdraw ·
Koboway upward through the com-
puter science world.
By 1978. the company began bulg-
ing at the seams of its ong.maJ 8,000-
squarc-foot building and began
searching for a new home Finding no
By JIM HATHCOCK
Deity ..... c.n-...........
High tech is ahvc and thnv1ng at
Koboway, Inc., a Costa Mesa-based
firm that has maintained an ag-
gressive expansion pattern at a 1ime
when other computer component
producers have down-scaled or shut
down plants.
Growing at a rate of 50 percent per
)Car over the past five years. the
compan:. spec1ahzes in mululayer
ci rcuit boards with 94 percent of total
production capacity devoted to high-
ly technical designs. The company
positions itself as a service m the
computer industry by producing
qual11y merchandise and providing
tamely dehvery.
Koboway develops new manufac:
tunng techniques to furnish products
and services to meet the changing
customer needs m the computer suitable sate, Koboway bought land
manufacturing mdustry. and in May 1980. found a bank wtth
In 1972, Koboway was started from compatible amtudes about successful
the trunk of founder Paul Ketchum's management to finance construction
car. Recently retired from Lockheed of their own 47.000-square-foot
Electronics. he had 1he necessary building. In 1981, Ketchum stepped
background to stan a high-tech aside as president and promoted
company and the skill and drive to get Wathen to replace him 10 recogn1t1on
the JOb done. Previous busiocss of her business and financial skills.
associates began to depend on him to Wathen. with the assistance of
fill their personal needs so he founded Ralph Florc1. vice president of mar-
Koboway keting. has led Koboway to its current
Today. the compan) generates ttfOwth position The existing fac1h1y
over S 12 milhon in sales each year 1s capable of supporting add1t1onal
Ma ry Wathen. who current!) expansion which Koboway will ac-
pres1des over the company, JOaned comph~h by recruillllf quality em-
Kctchum to organize the business ploycc~ and developing incentive
end of the operation in 197 3. plani. that reward them for their
The company's first plant -which ded1cat1 on, Wathen said.
was located in the nonh end of John The company name. Koboway,
Wayne Airport -began full oper-was denved from an Amcncan ln-
auon m February 1974 At the tame. d1an chief who part1c1pated in the
growth of multilayer tcchnolog~ led Lewis and Clark eitped1uons.
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Second Meeting, Tuesday, July 29, 1986
7:00-9:00 P.M.
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144-1200
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UCI UY-. $225,IM ... -.. --... 24'3 "'* f.z
Newer Cape Cod 3 bdrm townhome . . . . J Sakwn
U CM .. SIZS,•.--~· l2l ""7
~ 4 bdrm. 3 bath . ... M HU11H
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aEALTORS, 615·6Me
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NEW LISTINGS ..... ""-This old COM charmer has It all! 3 BR, FR, 2 FP,
hardwood floors, alarm system. Vacant &
anxious for offers.
ULIU llUll 1111, ..
Home & Income on t~ Island. Refurbished 3 BR
and 2 + den. New decor & sophisticated alarm
system, copper plumbed. French doors.
n•11U ...., sn1,111
Modem. functional & charming are amenities of
this 3 BR home opposfte park. Diane Johnson
kitchen makes cooking a dream.
UllllNW 1411,111
Pride of ownership 5 BR. FA, fabuloos huge lot
beautifully landscaped, excellent locatlon near
greenbett , new carpets, paint.
lllUITll SIM,Gll
Monaco with 4 skylights and view. Master BR
suite with sunken marble tub, huge LA, air
conditioning.
CORONA DEL MAR
11¥111 TllUCI 1211,llO
Remodeled 3 Br. 3 BA home In super location.
Two very private master suites. Lovely land-
scaplngl Don't miss this onel
ua• YllW llUS 1111,000
Best value In the area, 3 BR + family room, 3 car
garage, upgraded kitchen, custom bullt-lns.
Meticulously maintained. Fee.
tl&llMI Ollll 1111,000
The finest In condominium living. Split level 3
BR. 2 + BA. family room, privacy on expansive
greenbelt. City and hills view.
ua• Y11W llW Ptl,IOO
Sandpiper model with 4 BA. spacious FR with
fireplace, beamed ceilings, central air, security,
lovely garden & ocean view. Hurry on this.
OlllU 1111wn . 1441,IOI
Newer custom home with 180° ocean/bay view.
Room for pool. 3 BR + FR or 4 BR, 3~ BA, 2 FP,
• master BA retreat coold be den.
QAllll MIUlll 1111,111
Ocean view from 4 BR remodeled residence In
private setting. Beamed ceilings, trench doors, 2
FP. fabulous new kitchen. 3 private beaches.
lllllOUPPI 1111,GIO
Impeccable family home with solar heated pool
& spa set In lushly landacaped yard. Ooean vtew,
new kitchen. many exceptional detallsl .. ..... --.. , .... Contemporary home for the entertainer. 4 BR
plus maid's quartera on an overslzed lot with
ocean and canyon views.
... I.... 11,Jll,111
Fabulooa with sensational view of Uttle Corona.
waves crashing on roeka + J-tty. Large family
room with retractable roof, 5 BR. 5 BA.
, A MEMBER OF THE ril
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OPEN HOUSES 1-5
SITlllllY ---e n~ ........
3 BR $329,000 A. KURTZ ---111 ,., ........
3 BR, FR $359,000 A. KURTZ ....... ..u 1MI P9ft ....., ...
5 BR $459,000 M. MATIHEWS
llftllMIU 1121 .......
3 BR, FR, Wtrfrnt $730.000 M.REEDY
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5 BR, FR $1 ,695,000 L. ROSE
SUIDIY
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3 BR $219,900 L WHITE
WUTOUf F 1222 l.ue1 laff
4 BR. FR $305,000 K PARKER
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3 BR $329.000 J DONAHUE
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3 BR $359.000 A KURTZ
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4 BR, FR, Pool $387,000 G. LIVINGSTON
--Y1IW lllllf1 1121 S.au..t
4 BR, FR. Vlevt $398,500 C MC MAHAN
IPllUIS 21 Oarwel a.y
4 BR, view $489,000 E CORKETT
lllUIYll l IH CltlteH •• ,.,
3 BR, FR $530,000 B MILES
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4 BR, FR, View $615,000 D BIBB
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3 BR, FR $660.000 L ROSE
llYDIMIU J 12 he•l•1 ltar
3 BR, FR, Wtrfrnt $730,000 L MC LOON ..... u, , ......... ,
3 Br, Bayfront $1,100.000 S MARVIN ___ ... 2011 ...... c.., ••
5 BR, FR $1 ,300.000 A GOTHARD
JUST REDUCED
Olltl •U IHl,000
Cul-de-sac 4 Br home with vaulted celling Value
Is In pool-size lot with RV parking Wonderful
updated condition Excellent area. \
Ull llU 1141,000
Outstanding 3 BR home with remodeled
kitchen, skyllte, wet bar. added foyer 40' lot.
marveloos sunny patio A geml
\
WUT llWNIT 1141,000
Exceptional 3 BA. 2 year old home built with
quality . Gourmet kitchen. many upgrades Best
Is the forever ocean view!
•un• Ptl.000 "Big" sprawling 5 BR, 2 story, custom home
with over-stze pool In enctosed courtyard
located on cul-de-aac and private greenbelt.
644-9060
NEWPORT BEACH
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2 BR condo In small & charming complex near
Hoag. Nice poot & spa. Great split level floor
plan
Wtll.lff 11 ...
Convenient to pool & shopping areas, thta 3 BR
"S" plan Is located on fee land In one of
Newport's loveliest communities.
...... 1111.-
1 /2 block from the ocean front. Vlntage cottage
In area of much remodeflng. Great sum-
mer /winter rental.
WIST •WNIT 1241,111
Duplex within walking distance of the beeeh.
E.xceUent condition.
CLWFURI 12..,..
An exceptlona Investment. Three 2 BR units on •
large lot. Excellent rental location convenient to
schOOls, church & stores.
···-.. p,.,.. A super sharp duplex property on wide street. 3
BR up & 1 BR down. great weekend getaway
place plus Income, 4 car garage.
U Y•llT PMMI
One story, 3 BA, 2 BA home. Tremendoua
upgrades; tile floors and counters, garden win-
dows, custom kitchen, wallpapers, prlv•te back
yard!
ams ..,_
Warm Mexican tiles on floor. sun streaming thru
skylights, built-Ins everywhere. Master suite,
guest room, plus office!
Ull tsU ......
Beautifully conditioned 3 BR plus den on 40' lot.
New kitchen, new carpeting, 3 car garage. South
sunny p•tto and Palos Verdes fireplace.
LMISU Mt ..
Beautifully designed contemporary home of
glass & dramatic decor 3 fireplaces, security
system, desirable Lido corner lot
Ill OAIYll 1111,111
The finest In townhome llvlng A gorgeoua
"Oeauvllle" with 4 BR, large family kitchen, high
celllngs and lovefy comer view location.
WIST 1m•t 1711 ...
Forever ocean views! Two 3 Br unl1s Lower hu
large patio and bonus room Corner locatlon.
Inside stairwell connects units
lnOlllAR It ....
Exceptional value, 3 BR, den. waterfront pier
and atlp. 3 car garage, new kitchen and bMuttful
awning covered patio
P11m 1U ___., ,,.,_
Lower penlMUle locatton, aand dunee + OOM1i
or your front y rd. Charming 3 BR wtth lllrge
brick patio entry.
l&LIM HW19U t 1,U-.
Prime comer, 3 BR bayfront Cape Cod. Newey
remodeted, ftneet construction, beam oeH nga,
skyUghta. oek ftoort & ou1atandlng lnterkX'a.
2181 SAN JOAQUIN HiLLS ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH
..
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HOMES FOR SILE
1 BEDROOM
318 Driftwood, Shoreclltt., Corona Del Mar
720-0455 $3-'9,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* * • 12 Evening Star Lane. Dover Shor"·
N.B
631-7300 $695,000 Sun 1-5
• 1730 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores, N.B.
631-7300 $695,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
*<464 Vista Trucha. Newport Beach 1736 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores. N.B.
759-9100 $101 ,000 Sunday 1-5 63l-7300 $675,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
* • 1207 Highland Or, Harbor Highlands, NB
631-7300 $«9,000 Sunday 1-5
V16 Jetty Or. Jasmine Creek. CdM
759-1626 $339.900 Sunday 1-5
*300 Kings Place (Cllffhaven) Nwpt Sch
631-1266 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1101 Kings Road, Newport Hts
6«-6200 $829,000 Sunday 1-5
* *308 Morning Star Ln. Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $775,000 Sunday 1-5
425 Orchid ,Old COM
2 BEDROOM
* * 633 Lido Park Dr , Lido Isle, NB
759-9100 $3-'9,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*•3 Aries Corut, Newport Crest
6«-6200 $164,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••• 12 BaJboa Cove, Newport Beach
5"8-7078 $4.«,000 Sun 1-4
209 Iris, Old C.O.M .. I
6«-6200 $429,500 Sat/Sun 2-5 675-6000 $255,000 Sunday 1-5
7 Southampton, Belcourt Hiii
644-6200 $399,000
• 1 1 Royal St. George, Big Canyon
Sunday 1-5 644-6200 $1, 150,000llllllllllllllSat/Sun 1-5
# 1 Rue Blarrltz (Big Canyon) Nwpt Sch
6•4-9060 $660,000 Sunday 1-5 2 BR plus Fii RI or DEii #7 Rue Chateau Royal (Big Canyon) NB
I 6"4-9060 $235,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1807 Tahuna, lrvlne Terrace 105 Jasmine Creek Or, Jasmllf8 Creek. NB 644-6200 $485,000 Sunday 1-5
631-7300 $337,500 • Sunday l-5 12132 Vista Durado. Newport Beach
35 Northampton Court (Belcourt) Nwpt Sch 759-1501 $234.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 759-6700 $420.000 Sunday 12-4
11 Rue Fontalnbleau.Blg Canyon I
640-4868 $3-'9.000. Sat/Sun 1-5
••V37Southampton (Belcourt Hiii) N.B. 4 BEDROOM 774-2«4 $389.000 Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM I •500 Signal Rd. Newport Beach
642-9282 $425,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 I ••2005 Balearic (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa
• 17 Carmel Bay or Corona def Mar 631-1266 $235,900 Sunday 1-4
$ 5 000. s d 1 5 **415 Bayside, Newport Beach 759-9100 52 . land Inc un ay -I 759_ 1501 $825 000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •505 Ave Lucia. Bluffs, Nwpt Bch · 720-035• $245 ooo Sunday 1_5 2037 Paloma Drive, Eastalde Costa Mesa
* 1112 Berkshire westcllff 644-7 424 $248,500 Sunday 12-4
649-1616 $29S,OOO Sunday 1-4 •2600 Cliff Drive (Newport Heights) NB
• 18Aue Chantllly Big Canyon 759-6700 $369,900 Sunday 1-5
644-6200 S51S.OOO Sunday 1-5 * 1834 Commodore. Newport Beach
3069 Gibraltar. Costa Mesa I 759-1501 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5"6-2313 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12-3 V2Barrenger Ct .• Belcourt,
321 Orchid, Olde CdM 640-4868 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
675-6000 $325 000 Sunday 1-5 114 I 2017 Paloma Costa Mesa 213 Diamond. Balboa Island
675-6000 S320 000 Sunday 1-5 631-1266 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
411 Riverside N~port Heights 518 El Modena, Newport Heights
..
1700 Galaxy Drive (Dover Sh«ee) Nwpt Bch
759-1501 $545,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
818 Harbor Island Ortve, Newport Beech
759-8700 $975,000 Sunday 1-5
2 Jade Cove, Spyglass Hiii. NB
631-7300 $630.000 Sunday 1-5
2018 Leeward Lane, Baycrest, N.B.
631-7300 $349,500 Sunday 1-5
29 Monteclto Or., Corona def Mar
759-9028 $628,000 Sun 1-5
••33 Montpelller, Harbor Ridge
S.."-6200 $750,000 Sunday 1-5
2224 Pacific Drive. Corona det Mar
6«-6200 $895.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1601 Port Abbey Place (Hrbr Vu Hma) NB
759-9100 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1601 Port Abbey Place, Newport Beach
759-9100 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
50 Rldgellne (Harbor Ridge) Nwpt Sch
631-1266 $600,000 Sat 2-5 Sun 2-6
•2'4 Rockingham, Belcourt
644-6200 $8•9.500 Sat/Sun 1:30-5
1148 Santiago Drive. Dover Shores, N.B ..
631-7300 $475,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
715 St. James Rd, Cllffhaven. NB
631-0133 $339,000 Sunday 9-5
15 St. Tropez (Harbor Ridge) Newport Beach
631-1266 $675,000 Sunday 2-6
1222 Suuex Ln (Westclltf) Nwpt Bch
644-9060 $305,000 Sunday 1-5
• 1919 Suva Circle. Costa Mesa
5•6-2313 $264,900 Sunday 1-•
1834 Tradewlnds Lane, Baycrest,N.B.
631-7300 $325,000 Sun 1-5
•• 17Burnlng Tree, Big Canyon
644-6200 $1 , 195,000 Sunday 1-5
125 Via Koron, Lido Isle, Newport Beach
631-7300 $460.000 Sunday 1-5 * * 1436 W. Bay. Newport Beach
673-9060 $875,000 Sunday 1-5
& BEDROOM
• 500 Harbor Island Newport Beach
759-9100 $1 ,900,000 Sunday 1-5
•425 Tustin (Newport Heights) Nwpt Sch
631-1266 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
9102 Veronica, Huntington Beach
552-8649 $1.69,900 Sun 1-5
& BR plus Fii RI or DEii
$ s s 5 548-1622 $349,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
3 ~59-~:oolt 2:i9·~Qs a~ Bun 1-321 Poppy, Olde Corona def Mar 20 Canyon Fairway (Big Cnyn Fairway 1) NB 6~f_73~ ~52~ ~;yon, .. Sunda 1_5 675-6000 $625,000 Sunday 1-5 644-9060 $1 ,695,000 Saturday 1-5 * * 1412 West Bay, Peninsula Y I 2014 Yacht Resolute, Seavlew 1506 Dorothy Lane (Westclltf) Nwpt Bch
644-6200 s845 000 Sat/S 1_5 644-6200 $424,900 Sun 1-5 159-6700 $295,000 Sunday 12-4 • un •«Rldgellne Or., Harbor Ridge
644-6200 $625,000 Sunday 1-5
3 BR I FAM RI DEii 203 Evening Canyon (Shorecllffs) Nwpt Bch p us or 4 BR I FAM RI DEi 644-9060 $1,300,000 Sunday 1-5 I p us or I 1518 Galaxy Drive. Dover Shores, N.B.
640-0020 $640-0020 Sun 1-5 631-7300 $657,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
•633 Cameo Highlands. Cameo Highlands * 1609 Anita Lane. Harbour Highlands * *500 Harbor Island Drive. Newport Beach
675-6000 $343,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5 631-7300 $329,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 759-9100 $1,900,000 Sunday 1-5
* • 21 Canyon Crest. Corona Del Mar 11311 Antigua Way, Dover Shrs/Westcllff. NB 31132 Hoity Or, South Laguna
673-4400 $229.500 Sunday 1-5 548-6333 $369,500 Sunday 1-5 499-1600 $699,000 Sunday 1-5
• 17 Carmel Bay Drive (Spyglass) COM * * 2812 Bayshore Drive. Newport Beach 1717 Oriole, Costa Mesa
759-9100 $525,000 Incl land Sun 1-5 673-4400 $1,300,000 Sunday 1-4 5•6-2313 $284,500 Sunday 1-4
2834 Catalpa, Eastbluff 7 Winged Foot Ln (Big Canyon) Nwpt Sch * • 1433 Santiago Drive, Baycrest, N.B.
644-6200 $265.000 Sunday 1-5 644-7005 $615,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1 631-7300 $365.000 Sun 1-5 * ev 11 Cherbourg. Newport Beach 1 •27 Carmel Bay (Spyglass) COM I * 1528 Santiago Drive, Dover Shores, N.B.
673-7771 $669.900 Sunday 1-4 644-9060 $489,000 Sunday 1-5 631-7300 $475,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
*51 1 Clltf Ortve. Cllffhaven. NB 1112 Danielle Drive. Costa Mesa * • 1600 Santiago Orlve,Baycrest,N.B.
642-5200 $322.500 Sunday 1·5 546-2313 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 631-7300 $374,000 Sun 1-5
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8 IR 11lus Fii RI or DEi
••Lota 84-85-86, Top Rocky P1, Spygtaas
64-'-6200 $2,700,000 Sat/Sun 8-8
*""'2 Winged Foot, Big Canyon, NB 760~ (8 baths) $~5.000 Sun 1·5
**6206 W. Oceanfront, Oceanfront
644-6200 $875,000 Sunday 1-5
CONDOS
TOWNHOMES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
*""'•240 Nice Ln # 106, VIiia Balboa, NB
673-8494 $165.000 Sunday 1-5
1741 Tustin Ave 10-A, Costa Mesa
646-4380 $125,000 Sun 12-3:30
2 BR 11lus Fii RI or DEii .
810 Baker, #211, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $134,900 Sunday 1--4
* •633 Lido Park Drive, #E3, Nwpt Bch
759-6700 $675,000 Sunday 1-5
••2792 Longwood Court, CM
546-2313 $168,500 Sunday 1-4
3 BEDROOI
1
401 Harbor Woods Place. Corona def Mar
644-9060 $219,900 Sunday 1-5
2463 trvlne F-2, Beck Bay
675-6000 $225,000 Sunday 1-5
307 Vls1a Trucha, Newport Beach
640-0020 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
431 Westminster Ave, Nwpt Hgta, NB
631-5661 $195,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
3 BR plus Fii RI or DEi
7 Summer Breeze (Turtlerock) Irvine
854-9244 $156,900 Sat 12-4 Sun 1-5
46• Vista Trucha (Bluffa) Newport Beach
759-9100 $279,000 fee Sunday 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
3 BR plus 2 BR
414 Dahlia, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $359,000
518 Oahlla, Corona del Mar
675-242• $369,000
•Spa
Sat/Sun 1-5
Sat/Sun 2-4
1309 Oolphln Terrace, Irvine Terrace, N.B 1356 Galaxy, Dover Shores. Newport Beach v * •6 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge I
631·7300 $905.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 642-5200 $695,000 fee Sunday 1-5 640-4868 $1, 750,000 Sunday 1-5
•Pool
*•Waterfront
**•Waterfront & Poot
VGlve address at guard gate
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OCEAN VIEW & NEAR
BAY BEACH
Luxurious near new Duplex 3 Bedroom.
Baths up and 2 Bedrooms. 2 Baths down.
fireplaces in both Units Big 4 car garage
Asking $289,000
JACOBS REALTY, INC.
675-6670
500 SIGNAL ROAD
CLIFFHAVEN
Country style home m dcs1rahk
Newport Beach neighborhood 3
or 4 Bdrm. 5 Bath. family room.
large k1 tchen. 3 fireplaces. work-
shop-plus more!
lease ca ll MZ.9282 for showmg. j
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LIKE TURnE ROCK CAESn
Then look a this outstanding home
Magnificent, unobstructed city
lights and mountain view. C\.istom-
lzed thruout, move-In condition and
priced to tell at $3~Q,OOO.
Open latl8un 1~5 I Cen1on Rldg•
A1k for INOA, RE/MAX of lrvlne
559-9400 or 788-7891
OPEi SUI 1-1
1311 AITllUA WAY
Custom 4BA & 4BA Traditional In
exclusive Dover Shores area of
Newport Formal dining rGOm. large
family room. lovely yar~ Solid
value at $369.5001
Ill UITTlllUll, I ULTll
UMHI
•IDAYD•* Pro~onlly Decorated
Contrlcion nomet 3Br. w.aa. tam rm. form din-
ing. ELEGANT RE-MODEL Custom oek, 2
frplca, frenc:h doora, MW 1\4!.
roof, cu1tom kitchen, 2.000 eq. ft 3Br, fonNt
cablMll & tlM. bltln oU dining room, ~
entertainment canter etep down IMng room.
Too muc:tl to 11111 Dont o.tached condo. Aa-
mtu lhll onet $189,900. 1umabla 8V.% loan ....,, ...... s 195,000. By o--n..
111·2242tr18 IMJ 431 WESTMINSTER AVE 831-5881
Ull&JellU ... 11U1F111T man
• ...-. •• -.... 111n.•m11A11 ____......_, -IPll lmAY
381' 28&, MW paint. cp1 & 11 .. 1 -·~
kltcfl Ula. 2 car gar. New • ~·-• conaate drtwway. RV 4 Bedroom, 4 bath
1COeU S129K Waatalda e..ehfront home + twO
650-5e00 or 837-1458 bedroom and beth gue91 quartwa. Fantutlc view Arnlfllll al~t all l'OOl'M. Fonnal ~Ill llvlng rool)"I. glaamlng pegged hardwood noor.. uamll Gama room, .wet bar. 2BR. 1BA on larQ!lt lot famlty room with mualW
Partlaly ~ad offtoa t>eern oa11ng11 and hunt-
or guest quart.,. abcWe Ing lodge type 11one nr.
geraga, Culda-uc place. Gc>urTMt kitchen,
Storage area fOf. equip, built-In range, <>Yen. ,..
RV . good flxar upper. frlgaratOI', dllhwut\er.
Only $139,950. S.... wtll Indoor BBQ. Franch fl~ lldth 10% dOwn door'I to bride patio and
714-&4&;see8. ag1 winding brick path•
IEST I /SIM LIOAT111 through profHtlonalty
4BR famlly hm. 8''"" ... ling maintained ground•. S.-..-" eluded epa, r9d bride
pool Pride of OWMf'9hip d«:!klng. Two c:w garage
Nwpt Bch IChool district • thr• C8I pati(lng. v..
Mot1v1ted ono owner cant. Owned and
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2037 P9k>m1 1>r ()pan financed by e lerga Call-
Sun 12-4. 044-7424 Bttr IOfnla bank and tnl»t be
BY OWNER EAST C.M llquldated. Tarrlf\Q tanne.
C-2 381' 2Ba. 24x3e gar· 1986 appralMd value.
age Frpc, dlnlnQ ar• $2,500,000. Open SUN-
S 159,000 842.--0113 DAV and WEEKLY ther•
attar ttll flnal uta.
I OllOI n M'T1t Call for opafl hOUM ec:had-1 e Mew datac:had hornet ula or mey be lntpaetad
nettled around Kf• ol daily by appointment. For
patlta, pM pool & tpa. fuf1her Information and
Mlnut• from IM baedl. bfoctlura c:all
St1rtlng at 1158.900. lllSll llW.n
Newport Tr1llt 548-1329 (11') 111·1111 tr
ci.::I:r::,:..) c211>111-111•
4 bdrm, 2 beth home. A.-
modal, lrg lot, quiet lo-umm llPLD
cation. Chudc & Uz Jonee Cu1tom 2 • Dan, 12x20
831-12tMI or 846-5743 IYndeck. panoramic: view
~ ~~ of tM meln channel +
3Bdrm rental wllncotM ~ of S30.000 1 year Sell or
· tr1de Owner /Agt
f'llllFIDI
2W,2h,lrca.t
hHs w,11111,000
Ml-ltlh
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For Contrector Try
Stt0,000 Aot 548-7739
1mm•1141,aoo
64•-95t3
l&Hlllfl OllTl9
Immaculate 3Br 3'h8a, 3
fll>IC9 ( 1 In matr IUlta),
formal dining rm. loft.
gourmet kitchen, laundry
area. Prolanlonally land-
1caped & dac:oratad.
Guard geted, private
baachel Prlca raduoad
to Se39,500 831-4304
3 bdrma, lfg Ill/Ing rm -------
w/trplc. Brand MW ax-l l ST Ill-II lnD
tartor patnt Even a pea6I 281' 2Ba Condo. pool, gar-
vlft of Maaa Vwda golf age On beauttful tre.
CC>UrM. LOW.I pnce In ltned 1treat In Ntlwport
.,. .. and wtll not lalt. Hetght1. S 117 ,500 .l&Olll IULn 120-1218 or 1s2-1903
l lMllO 111IAIY•12H,1111
Ab90lute batoaln • Don't IUA Rall mlM thl9 onal Praetlgloue
48r 1v.ea lrg yard 3 bdrm. 2'-' bath ExEC
1140.000 Agt M2--0550 ' Townhome w/Ncurty,
pool, IP• • tannt9. Try PIM W W'Jllll LOW DOWN or LEASE. llll HILY Ulllllll Call PATRICK TENORE
400 blk Elllda S 182 .000 e31-12M
.:i::=::.::.::: ·~ 1900blkW/llda1178,000 =~~=-.,..._.....__ 2BR/2BR bread & butter BIG CANYON BY OWNER
Call Robert MlltMlan 4BA. 2'~8A with vtew on
831-1298 CUl·da-Hc 1815,000
&«-7005 or 250-9010
Prot>ata Sala. ~ prtce. Ne9da wottt 3BA
tiom.. L,al r9ntal In baolc Bttr 7~7794
"'un•ma11 & bdrm +makf• room, a bath, large patty room
w/kltehan & beth, famlty
room with 20' ber
lndOof /outdoor poo1
$995,000
OPEN SUN 1-5 .. ., lJIT 2 WINGED FOOT LAH!
Eaetlkta 3 bdrm, 2~ beth Of Call fOf apt to ... Jim llated ,._ cerpet & OWnet/Brotier 7eo--Oeoe
~!: F~r.:,.; UTll& fAU.m ...
Ing Call Auaty Gulnthef On thl1 lamtty home
e31-1He ~ad In. fine.,., h'e
.......... ....
"111.IU 1102 Veronica, HB,
&189,900, tgt, Wagner
la-0902.SS2-14Mt
V9Carrt Md tM °"'* -.nt1 an on. ~
from 1241,000 to
1234,&oo Cell 75t-4t3()
MIATWllllU
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Above the rocks with unending
viewa of oicean and Catalina. Five
bedrooms, 3BA with large living,
dining, family room and 1eparate
master suite, pool + maid's room.
Located in Cameo Shores with ac-
cess to private beaches. Martha
Macnab
ummLIT .... ,..
One of the last! 50' waterfront with
privilege for pier & slip to ac-
comodate 55' boat. Martha Macnab
an.Tl•• 1A1Y11 P,111,111
Beautiful traditional custom built
home. Abeolute perf ect1on. Two
yean under construction. Carved
oak doors, heavy crown moldinp,
aolid brua hardware. Wonderful
goU oounie and lake view. Five
large bedrooms, 8BA, formal dining
room. Wonderful pool and patio
area for entertaining. Central alarm
system. Beverly Morphy and
Barbara Aune
Tll lllATllT ...
• UITI 11,171,111
Some of the finest yacht.a in the
world pass through this channel
view. The home b a fine example of
decorator's art. Quality construction
and fixtures are the buy words. A
very pleasant north easterly ex-
posure. Three bedrooms, 4BA
Barbara Aune and Hobie Denny
DPlllftl IUt• aammn .... 111
Exclusive area of multi-million
dollar homes. Four bedroom,
3 ~BA. with overa11.ed party room.
living & dining room. Thi. home ii
excepdonally prieed and la easy to
show. Loan may be 11111mable to
qualified buyer. Quick po19e11ion
poatble. 2224 Padfic Drive/ Amda.
$895,000. Tom Allinlon
11U1 a am""' 1ae,1•
Old C.Orona del Mar location with
view of jetty and all boaUna activi-
ty. On tree lined street three hOlllel
from Ocean Blvd. A rare opportuni-
ty to build your c.orona del Mar
cutle. Linda Oeth and Lota Jacot.
llYlllTT•llW-.... 1&11\1 ......
Corona de! Mar extra wide lot on
p-eat street. Stepe to OoMn Blvd. A
cute IOUd 2BR home at preBent with
6Celmlt potential f« large ocean
view home 1n the future. An
architect'• or bullder'a dream! Loi.I
Jacobi and Linda Oeth
lftl'TllRAI NIH'" YW lllUM
Of the ocean, jetty and bay from
thia three s10r)r C.Orona Del Mar
residence. Built as a duplex with
3BR/3BA and 4BR/2 ~BA units.
An interior stairwell. provides the
pomlbWty of conversion to a large
single family home. 'two fireplaces,
elevator, new carpet and decor
throughout, five car parking. Susan
Scanlan
•lllYll · Yll.llml IRT DTlll 11~
This 5BR, 4 ~BA traditional home
is in impeccable condition. Includes,
formal living and dining, leparate
library, family room with wet bar
and fireplace, pool, spa, sauna and
most everything el.9e you might de-
sire. Fabulous fairway location.
Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody
•lllYll · w11n• ... n.u s1,111,111
Elepnt5 BR,cuatom homeonover-
siz.ed lot. Features formal living
room and dining room, family room
and spacious billiard room with
hardwood floors and fireplace.
Overlooks fabulous views on Big
Canyon's 14th green. Includes large
pool and apa . Dann y
Bibb/Stephanie Grody ..................
Single story home with great
"street appeal". Three bedrooms, 2BA. formal dining area with super
kitchen. Home recently remodeled
and ready for occupancy. Lovely
large yard with room for pool or
spa. Walk to three private beaches.
$365,000 include1 the land. Donna
Goclahall .. , ..... .
lftlUll .... '821,111
Five bedroom plus bonus room,
Southport model with ou'8tanding
view of OCMll, bay, dty lights.
Hardwood floors. Many uPCf8des.
Pool & spe. Thia home haa it all.
Offeft!d at $825,000. Vlrsinla Swan
URI• ... .at .. 11,111
Executive'• deliaht 1n thll three
bedroom t.ownhome. Vaulted ceil-
fnp & windows lhow off the eerene
mountain & canym view and
rparldlna liahta. Community pool
and tenn1L Twenty four hour eecur-
lty pte. Dlana Pn:iller
:: 2 Clwlc Pl•a•, Suite I 00
NIWPORTBIA 6~~-6200
F-IRE SALE
IN PRESTIGIOUS
MONARCH BEACH ESTATES
ON 18TH f AIRWAY
ACROSS FROM RITZ CAILTON HOTEL
Architectural design resort home wtth luxury appointments
throughout. High oelllnga, Imported tlle, 1Hk walls, 3 flreplacea.
mlrrora reflecting sweeping vtews of fa&rwaya, mountains, lakes,
ocean, poot, apa and custom landecaptng. Extra wtde lot. A must
see at
8490,000
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Lovely 1urroundlng1. l&elaon ~ "'-vu.• -"".,,_v mu11 no ~ ,.. US-UU Must hav9 cw & matUftt7 • a qWed Ideal kw non. BEAUTIFUL.CHINESE F• llllU lfT .. .... Growth ortanted Hun1· Send r«a, phone, ....,Y clent and the compeny. Nll1'm k . I BRONZE VASE Like MW ~ MO ,...., ... _________ __
I t ........ Co 21 ~ Or S ma ere. h gh ""001 DRAGON DESfGN OHL Y Blue "91 ctw '60. Con tble 111 llfm ft.A ng on ...... . l'lal FIT req to: .. own t.. The llUCCWfUI ~ 2 FIT po9tttolia. ScwM 9lCP ~. colage lltudlnta 112001 71L«MMH 'merbte w/W91nut· S40 & Witt\ 2nd cM dftvia, Po811ona tor llgllt u.-OJal, CA 93023 must ba eogNMl¥a. ~ pref'd. Wit train M/Ht. & moonllahteral Hourt: ,..._.,.._.. . d "-··d ~ ....... Wrtt H u~ p..._.
Mmbly a pt(g. Apply In COMPUTER SCI & MATH .... excellent wrman Mika 8acNr 722·7882 Monday-Friday 5:30pm ANE ANTIOUESll &gned ••P•~ ~· ana\llan ";;;d • . -_,, per.on. Peclnc World end or.i commun6CatlOn to l :OOpm; Saturday Hltc:hcodt bfeutut Mt w8lnut 150· s.2-oeoe Mac Wrtt. 8oftwwe.
Corp 71419e0-&455 EOE Ma~rapoe C~e~gl;,: lkllle. and ba abie to PARKIHO LOT ATIENO-9:00em to 1:00pm. Start '550. e cSBww cr.tTy HERITAGE Entry Con· l2500 e73-5l
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EARN GOOD WAGES For ~of cryptology. A tutty maln1-ln a *08 vmrna ANT WAHTEO IN COSTA et 14 00/hour plu• trench country 11ngene IOle/Sarwt, painted ftn. htt .. f•
1pere·tlme HHmbly fUnded train prog wttt of work In a ptOQfelllW MESAI SS.50 tw. Cell bonuMI. Pnv9ta om & cheat MSO. l!Qht oek Ill\ $200. Frenc:l'I game B:itlf\11 Lm0;;a ™
work et home. p1u1 many prep8l'1t you for.,, uclt· anvlroment. Collega West 5'6s7032. phone. ca1uel 1Ulre. trench r.trectory cttn1ng table, cerwd lflell ~ •happy home wtift ~
o th• r • Into DI a I Ing cwaer Inv llgnel ... degr .. hlgNy daelrable. PW1 time Home work.,. .-:om.. table S 1450. s.tll trendl 1250. Globe ~ om dren arid • ywd FfW to
504-641-0091Ext1180 curity, tramc 1n1ercept & Stat• Ferm on..~ W It ... M--a.... FOf Int~ catt Mary oountry ct\al(1 w/yelloW w llthr top $400. QOOdhome....0:7871
enely111, communlca-lent ....,_ and benefttl M I _.. •ft• 5.30 Mon . .ftt. « Nltl wt• I 159M Pine MO-MM °' 722-eMa &llllTllT tlonl mgmt a 8'gnal rec> ANO • d7Nmlc OU1took NO SELLING! 2 a.ti• 9-3 s.t. at M2·5e7e & .. m country hutel\ KITCHEN tabla w1' chelrl FREE GOU>EH ~ SPICIAL GAIAGI SAU I.Aft
For naw repldly ~rowing ognltlon. Navy Offloef for 'fO'M futUf'e. For Im-needed to Yertfy .-. T~aclng Cll30 ll850. Smell oc.-150, Solld oak bar 4 Yf8, nuturad. ltlOt axe ONLY 604/llne. CALL Mi-567S. =.::C:~~t: ~~~=~1;53~icf55:·1!; madl•t• COMld«•tlon. phone Clfders. Houny. • .... .....,..,. ~~~;,:":i w/cuttlng boefd a l\anQ-~~ ~ ltytls1
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• ~~Gary ~.~,!~au.at. Fllll ~ ... ~~-:-after ~--t _d,.111,.!8' • ..'!. )'OU Muc:ti mcnlll By appt: MAPLE DROP LAef tabla. na1111m Uitid0E8. m•t•rnlty MOVING. FumMure. petto
Age 2 HM. good haelttl, . ,,..... ""• -· ..... « Pr'lnde*I onty 4M-11e1 3 laevee e Cheil"I, custom Colon cnnge. C811P>. tor· c::ioChea, mlec ltemll &... tum ...... c1rY9f pie> litdt•ll--11 phye6calty flt, US cltlmn ,.._ ..,.,gy related knowt. SanCWnente. pad i35c), 4 door enter· 1.-. ..,.._&52·1003 Oaytam.2'1m0HLYl 51' nne & rVr.roia ac--~~ ":.! ~ ctegrM. • llSllUCE No •xP nae. wt11 tr.in. :r. ~~:~.:= HOME FULL ANTIQUES & :~f= ':f~9;7latt 56n FREE L.-99 4 p1ece Seo-Acade ~JS!'(!"'-M.
uon wont. SS/Hr +. Cell DECORATING SALES P. I. Ml Illa '*fY. no :1: llfl you on beautltul Newport MISC FURNITURE . . . tlooel lMng rm Mt. 14 ..... IAU. ....,,___. · f>arTY aft 3pfn &U-5780 If you he\19 a ftelr kw ~ IMta IM, II tJTM !>-9pm ~F. s.t 1pm, Bay Xlnt f0t motivated Call Judy tClf appt MOVING • Match retun lsll CALL 644-M42 321 Evening Canyon Rd. MOVING SALE!
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CITIZEN
How much will your son or doughter know obout business when
opplying for th~ir first full·ttme job? Plenty, if he or she hen ever
been o newspoper corrier Through route experience he or she
1s olreody o lop oheod of their classmates. While they all
moster ideos. the boy or girl with o neW1poper rout. is oble to
pvt them to practical use Business? Carriers learn the boste
learn the bosK principles from the first day of starting to deliver
newspapers They bvy ot wholesale, sell ot retail, moke
collections, keep their own books, and deal with people face to
face Comers quickly find ovt that "profit" and "lou" ore
more than textbook terms
The benefits of monog"'9 o new1poper route ore on equation
for a future successful citizen. A great nvmber of today's
prominent men and women started their public careers os
MW1poper corriers And they all vouch that o newspaper route
gives o boy or girl o head start on the future.
Boys and Q•''' I 0 yPar' and older who may be interested in rout,.
wori should cor1toc1 thP Dooly Pilot corcvlotoon deportrn4'nl 01
6 .. 2 4333
Dally !!~!!.ON DE•'
330 WEST BAY ST. P.O. BOX 1560
COSTA MESA. CALIF 92626 ,-----------------, I Yes. my son/daughter would lilce 1
1 1nformotlon on a Doily Pilot route I
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Ullnltm aDll table. New elac df'Y9' 4 u7 PARROT ceoe ~· MOR!I US12 WNta 0.. IPIUTll Morning a Ewnlng l'IOur'I. Aullum Hl l tu11 lnG'" laedad ball.-d 1121 ttyte l50 Stand 110 Meae verc» .,... off
Expertance required In :,~~;;::. ~ I llT ~ :::1q-:,,f.-: t~. Arti.t~ ~ s.a ~~ ~ = :=. n::-.,.e:::
1250 mutt~ • 2 cotor e81s12M Salty°' Ruth. LU 111.a111 873-'274 SaltlnQ, al8o .rttif'proot 19 cu ft '40. o· .... X em 1fgn1 SAT & SUN
and 1112 ~ • tue1 MOVING. Muet Mlt Howl of c.t9 da la Pabt. Pvt Pty wet 81Jtt.,mg 115. Sgt IAM-4PM.
cot or. Darkroom ... m.i.-1111&111 FIEEZll EvetYtl'llng In Mint Cond. mutt ... 7st-9516. a "" tine sa -And --=oc~EAH~_,AHD..,.,.,,....,u...,•-11--~,--. penance _, dMKable. Local calla from home. No "'·~ .,. I 25 OW< dey bed S300 OU rMlal patio tabte I 15 FISHIHO ~
Excetlent ..-y and ban-Mltlng S5 per "°"'· 10 ---·w,.°j;;,. 1 roll top dealt <>ell wa11 •ac~ .... S 520 Da Anza. 1eo-111e 490 eo... Meae St.
efttl pedl908 offeNCI If l\oun per week Alie f()( unit (3 pc.) 1575 '1~ockWEi."'l' ... I 541 1132
lntere11ed, pi.. call: Jean IMlt-280t4 GAS 1tovesM1cto com-Sot1bed Ou bdrm 1550 DRILLPRESS S200 l.ft!!ii~~--.,_~,..;:;,:.;;.; ,---------(714) 241·21'5. bln•tlon Caloric, b<own. Wlllt• m•uv• + grey BANOSAW S300 · 1g:• oolorTVw/c:L, rn s.t/SUn e-3. ~ • .a.. For 0-ifitd Ad 30 In, ••~lent cond aot•llv M81 Stunning 5'l-ta3e wmty, paid $500, Mil dent om. 2 twin hdbrde.
ACTION $325 E'* 961-7507 bfualgl .... Cot tbl eet 1350 eeetl. e50-12M tQY9. dotMa. k" ltame. STATE Fiii
llllUICE wa.,._.a".
Call KENMORE WASHER '300+ din Mt 1550+ ber hraltan •GARAGE SALE• dt--= nedel. pee.
D 'l p·1ot Electrlc dryer. wl\t. •toolt 175. 972·2309 I lt'U~t 1147 E~ from A·Z. ~ ,,_.,.-,,:-31 Y I 1200/Pf Of beet offer, MOVING SALEI OffiCffw:nJ;quipm;nt Vic. Vtctone & Feder81 •t ---------
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67~3544 Of IMl2-70&9. Al~t new Thol'nalvtlle Delk c:nan. oopM! Iota 830 Pine Pl. Sat/-Sun 9-3 UNIOUE MOVING SALE AD· VI Seara Coklapot retrlgar· dining rm HI H~ tmnG cab .• IBM xr' com: 3 FAMIL y SALE! ~ w:>~~ s=°~
Equal Opportunity 642 5678 810f S 125 Mult Mil Wlckef Et909fe, kid I puter a.me, 541 0404 1tyfe lg coltM table Diel 279 Ori 8w .,_.:
EmploY'8' • Good cond. 131·5&80 I ~::. M~~t~ ! Ptb laiula w/ll•t• t® +epanllh tween Mac Arth~r & ---------'---------L.------__ 11 111 ·~· ~2.. 1ty1e hutch. Maple Sunftc:M9r CUh ...-. • r•. --00 All UI PIPI bkcue. 2 gold ~ LR · -"'l'·
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Collection
4034
Designer Pattern 4034, Misses Sizes 12·20
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I' STYI I 'Ill MfU q AN() ';l]f '°' 'r •HIOP"t• """ \A No t.&•
MOVING SALEI Sofe/IOW Blk/yellow M/F $250 cttra & verlou1 1tem1 Wood om 30lct0,otwome ... 1. trpl dl"lll' 2 well Meg,722'9378 712fr7127. 9~ temp, elac stOYa 1100. 2 un~t• twn ~ chell"I &. 3238 Wul\lngton 1tareo llPMk.., ~
ml1e.ttemi 84&-HIMI FREE Klttent 10 good ~ rm tble l ahair'8. ' bar homel P•rt Aby•an. ---110068. me1al tbla, glrf• MOVING! pert Tabby. ma1e1 14 BOOK·A·HOLICS 100't l bike, 811'11 trampoijne,
Solld walnut oc1egon•• wk1 786-0378 papet & herdbedl bOOk•. ...._a df'Y9'. Ilk• new
game tbl w/4 •rm cnra priolCS to ..... 215 MeM $450 Green om dv s1.ooo reduced to $200. GOLDEN RETRIEVER Or C M (oomar ot Sant• couch & loYI .... 125()•
lo otc de8k & 1w11191 Cl\r PUPPIES. AKC, Ct\emp Ana A,,..) Sat-Sun 10-5 I Tum tbl 8etJ&ln f.-4
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f 100, mllC. M4-3S42 ~~s:c...~::u BROWN a paech lOOM 3379 MartQotcS Clrde
New twin bad•. nev4"' sMllow beck eoudl, good 557-MSI
uMd End tablee Mlac GOLDEN RETRIEVER ooncs. $200. 2Otmnge119J.. I
furniture e .. 1 'olferl Pupa-AKC, xtt pedlgNe, V9t tub cNln S2f> • lot. ..... 1141
751-7132 70% chwnp9. $300. -'II C<lf11n• EnglWI Md<lle --.. ·""·-·----llnance.. 483-&le1 1100 Sengo v...-... ESTATI: SALE!
OAK CHURCH PEW _ .. •f&1 I--Chln•lfor l2 + xtru Furn TV. rnl1c: 1tem1.
Good con<I, 9 fl long I -s11~ lt50 Round ,itt"OU(ll\t Rancho del Aey Motile BEST OFFER ~llt-.d 1250 &en. 5 Iron gl... top coffM I P8'kl 1~ Monterey &4&-6532 weekl old. 75~7578" table 125 Yellow Queen Sp•c• 135, 840·8078
OI--. tin wa1er bed, ct. POOOLEs-R·PEOPLE comfort•. INtM + dU9I !•l·Sun a.5 Only!
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luu model. heater Poodle puc>e. Teeoup1, n.rffle tac l20 25 yda ~ MOVING SALE Llvfng
lldb<d & frame. ••It cond Toy, Min $350 up low a white 1trtpe eaylc room & Dining room,
$300. 720-oa5 S46s2841 boat c:anvu 12& mite 1Uml1ure s.t/&11\
-64&-0378 I 9-? 984-1701 134 RE AL IS Tl C St• r • o Rhod .. lan Rldgab•ck --Soutllahore Dr H 8 w/apeetiera, 40 g•llon pupplel AKC 4 ..-1 CHAIRS (patio 4) with BulCl\al'd/Hamllt ·
equertum round, WUhar S 150 up Cell 54M915 or pedl 115. acreen doOf on 540-4792 e73.()30() wltll ..-mbly 110 Sever •I 18'ge 1tem1
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M........,. ..._.. --2432College0t 557-5791 Port•bte d9l'lwlfw & .._
ol -.,..nng room llllYJl..MI P•PD --Ing macntne, Rmtan twtn tebl• w/8 cnalrt end Home grown. o..ctawed CLOTHES. mlrrOfl, oelllng I been w/l'leedboarda. iota
large hutch 1500 obo S250endup,M1.oeol ten. chalrl. knlc '**'· 01 mllC 9701 All8on CW.
S45s2132 Spnnger Spanlel Pupp6ea, ~.::; ~~ trwnad I Sat/&ln 1-5..,......
WATERBED king llH. Al<C, champion llne, 3027 W.,.,_, Ln SIS e-3 11._.
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1\Nt•. pact, e d,... l!Yef/Wt\t rNlkt a ...,,.... --lniM -pedelt81, padded ralts 2 1150 Eael\ l31s444t ESTATE SALE •F1"°'n•"'l"""'w .... -an-a-n=---m1tcnlng night 1tand1. Gtrden tumltur• tool• -_. $300 obo 151-4277 PiuM UI M~ dlnlnO ti S•le Ctotad llghtln9
Hit ;:: t-. ml9C s Set & ::i-B~~y=
lllKtlla..... 1119 .,.u~o~o .. e .. FS .. R-•a""X""t•o""W"'l""'A fletd ~· H4 P'ino-oetemtc: tab6e ' ~
id' GORDON AND SMITH SPINET, with b.nch, ANAL MVG SALE F-··"' llxtutH S 15 & up
SURFBOARD (Cl ... lc). 'IOlld walnut, xlnl 1one M T a _;';' S•t!Sun a.m.5cH'n • 140
Old It~· Mleo Ht saoo Laguna 414-2003 ~ ~ d 2~5 E y ... Loop (Bamnca &
&48-t331 STEINWAY '25 L MODEL f:.:' 0t' ~.Santa ~) 5$l"6511
2 RAMS Swor\ Tldletl GrancMwtorad. et>oo':l_ Ana A11 Sat/Sun 10-5 !t~!lll~ llU
11 gemea. Vteltore 8'de 9 ~~ ~ 11 • FULL Im dd brW bed ~mi I JXUOO
roww from ftetd. 35 yard S 150 Delk ohaltl S t6 • 8al)y clOt1'el. toya. ~
llne 11&5. 154.7"1 WURLITZER OU P•lntlno• 1&·125 11f'Olers Anttqul9. TVe.
I --9A8Y GRAND Stoni tbrtutl9. f1ICU. ate collectlbtea bOOtlt 10
•SAL80A BAY CLUB* Plano, Qood condttlon 1$-125. ~. boc*I bUl<ebJ~ aoCt., woutct ••to piurcNM • S2000 154-7902 10.41 oo t15 Softora kg rMtt ~a mor.
memberllNlp lndMdu81 ~ 1111 RrcS S46s .'4182 S.t1aun 10 101 Cltrue ,_.
or bu81MM. 17~ 11M3 -GARAGE SALE Sal l'9un ,,.., Jwnboree a ...,...
--CiiiiCf1 ble 28 I 4 I Aman. m6ctO ovien, lrg c;a. ll'ld't 641 4050 • Lero• p etur• --IM.IJ
P41Clty S150 WM• iron -tr•m•• gt enwer•. All oon-.ntt '""811 IO by
gerden f\lmltu,.. 3C)C8 PANA80HIC MOUNTAIN CIOt~ ml9c. 2" Knox t..i.. $75 72C>-3t12 ' BIK! Only I moel P9ld SI Off Or9f\gl AW9 C M -1 27 t\ ~
MtlQue l'lend-made ~ ~~13~}=1 King tin bed, dellk ... :"~-~·LA91rtd-
trom Mt. a Tann Many f\.tmltuf9 & much, mucfl Ing Shel. tow prkm Of
pettem1 a COIOl'I 11ao. more1 s.tllun M 1145 bait onw .... t» t~ao 12t5 720-3912 Analla6rn A"" IC P:.S·S, 1014 I. lelboa
-....... m IMI P9rl9c1 •• := MOPED ~ oeo ,..,, :: ;~~~-~-::.
8olC1Vll °' rc>Ofnfull recnatlOf'I macNne New bed nm.. pelf MnQll1a MINI cn.:at
pp 7 t4 N4-"40 S15001M'l SHO obo iamoa. 11c1 ID-' a P.,,l 71l-t564, U0-7211 .m 10, ~ &u. OCllof TWO FA Y'S
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