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Hoping '.Sam' will play again
Diane zacua1a
ByJERRYBUa
LOS ANGELES -Producer Diane
En&lilh wu 1milini; The day before she had delivered seven scripts ofber new CB.S
series to the production company.
"That represents nine weeks of shoot in&
tinM," she said, "so that means we can
breathe a little easier. We won't have to be
so frantic."
EnJlisb is executive producer ~f "My
Sister, Sam," a new.fall comedy senes from
Warner Bros. Television. Pam Dawber
1tall u a San franciaco P.botoarapber who
is forced to share her hfe and apartment
with her kid sister.
She wu producer and creator of last
season's "Foley Squan" and previously
had written for "Call to Glory," a 1984-85
series.
En&lish is among the few women
This second banana
blooming in Hawaii
By JERRY BUCK ,,,, .......... ....,
LOS ANGELES -"Maanum P.I." is
&oing into its seventh season on ce.s. and
as far as John Hillerman is concerned it can
run for a few more years.
He en~oys his role as Jonathan Higans.
the ma,or domo of Robin Muter's
Hawaiian seaside estate and the .thom in
Magnum's 'Side. and he lbvts livina and
worluna in Honolulu. ·
Tom Selleck stars as pnvat.c eye Tbomu·
Magnum. whose home
base is a auest house on
the estate. Larry Manet ti
and RQ1Cr E. Mosley
also appear 1n the scnes.
"I love the part and
rm 1n no way bored
with 1t»' Hillerman wd
durina a rare v1s1t to the
m11nland
H11lennan feels there
1s muchmoreofH1ain1 &mer.-
to explore and that nearly every show
seems to JJrOV1de a new facet to h11
character. Tifere ii a bit of mystc~ about
him. He appears to be from Enaliah
an1toct11ey, yet he's workina as a 1ervant.
And he teems to have had as many
adventures and u.ptoiu u James Bond.
Hillerman Iona aao conquered bis Tuu
drawl and accms bom to play a character
with an Enalish accent.
A year aao Hillerman sold his Los An~Jcs home and formally made his ~"dence in Halllaii. He leads a quiet hfe
there, rcadlna or someumes rcnuna up to
su1 movie cassettes at a time for marathon
viewins. "I really love livin& 1n Hawau." he said.
"I never set rock fever from hv"'I on a
small island. You have to dra& me off the
rock. I've lived all over the country and it's
the best place I've ever found. It's easier for
a cclebnty here than on the ma1nl•nd. The
tourists only become aares~ive when
they're in a larae aroup."
Hillerman said he doesn't look for any
ch~OJCS in "Mapum" 1n the new year,
despite the fact that It WI~ knocked Ofl
Thunday niahll b¥ NBCs "The Cosby
Show." The 1how1moved first to Saturda.)'
ni&ht. then to Tuesday, an~ 1n the fan 1t
moves to Wednctdays at 9 P·'!'· opposite
ABC's "Dyn.uty" and two NBC comedies.
"The show worlcs, so there's no rca~n to
chanJt it." he 111d. "At least in mr bumble
opinton it still worlc.a bcauufully. think as
Iona u the rallnp bold, 'Mqnum' wtll be
on the air.
"l can't apuk for Tom, but he hasn't loll
his enthusiasm. I know bis commitment to
the show is total. We'~ in a new tame slot
and So for a few mcm yean. Our new
Wednetday njaht time alot is competitive.
but we don't have the kind of competition we bad with 8111 Cosby. which we'll all
concede 11 a phenomenon of television
history.
"Our show worlta and I think the sin,Je
most important factor it that the.cblracten
an people you can identify w/th in ltfc,"
Hillerman added. "The ~nd lmoorUnt
(Pleue'" lllLLSIOIAN/~. 31)
executive produeers in television. Amon1
.the others arc Linda Bloodwonh of CBS'
"Oes1&nin1 Women" and Juanita Bartlett
of ABC's ''Spenser: For Hire ...
"I started as a secretary." she said.
"That's. ao<>d place to act your foot. in the
door. The entry level for women 1s sttU
tou&}l. But being a secretary to a producer 11
a great learning elpcrience. You're typtnt
scnpts so you see what's good and what's
bad. And if you write somcthin, that's
aood they don't ca~ wh~ you arc.' .
EnaJish was teachm& h1&h school Enghsb
in her home town of ButTafo. N. Y .. when
she decided to try her luck in New York.
"I was teaching ShakesJ>?rt to kids who
could barely speak En&l1sh," she said. "I
quit and moved my stu1Tto New YOf'k in a
rented tniler. I didn•t have a iob. I ~hdn't
have anv money.
"A month after I sot there I got a JOb u a secretary at WNET. the pubhc tclev1S1on
station. It took virtually every cent I made
to pey for my studio apartment. I was
always in debt. but I did get a Bloom·
1n,dale's charge card."
t was at WNET that Enghsh l~med to
write scripts. She soon became story editor
of "Theater in America" and later was
associate director of ahc T elev1s1on La~
oratory. She wrote a monthly column on
television for Vogue ma~1ne.
Her fint produced scnpt was "Lathe of
Heaven," the tint two-hour movie made
for public television. which she adaoccd
from the science fiction book by Ursufa K.
~uin. That show aot her an agent, who
then insisted that she move to Los Anstlet,
where most TV production is centered. Sbc
and her husband. Joel Shukovsky, moved
here on a trial basis, then became per-
manent residents. They still keep their New
York apartment, however. Her husband
was then in advert111ng but now is a
producer.
"I fOt a job 1mmed1ately af\er mo~1na
here,' she said. "I wrote a movie for Linda
Lav1n. But It was never made I subte·
quently wrote nine telev1s1on movies, and
three or four of them were made. which is
about avenge."
Her first attempt at half-hour comedy
was the pilot for ··Foley Square ··"The fact
that 1t sold was like hminaa home run your
first time at bat," she said.
Althouah she did not create "My 1ster,
Sam." she was i•trigucd by 1t1 ptl:m1ae
when she was asked to become excculJvc
produc.er. "It's a vanataon of 'The Odd
Co1.1ple.' Ifs about the aencration pp. And
u's about two sisters. which isn't bcina
done on TV.
"The younacr sister (played by R~
Sc haeffer) 11 an curoven who ,umps into
life with both feet. The older sister
(Dawber) 11 conscrvat1ve, mort practic:aJ.
and a bit inflexible. It's fun to put them into
s1tuat1on1 and watch them rHct ..
Sunday, August a. 1986 3
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·Another lovable
align on the way,
but will ALF n.y?
By FRED R01'HENBERG ,,,, ................
NEW YORK -By t!l1s ttmc ne>.t )'Car,
ALF dolls and ALF look-ahke contests wtll
be the rage. or ALF will be JUSt another
pretty face who's been rejected by viewers
and exiled from Hollywood with has tail
betw~n his legs. ~LF. which stands for Alien Life Form.
1s the 3-foot-2. snout-nosed, smart-alecky.
beer-guzzling star ofh1s own N BC sitc~m.
appropriately called .. ALF," whi>h
advertising agencies predict will Cather take
off fast or fall flat faster.
The sitcom. from "Buffalo Ball" creator
Tom Patchen and pup-
petce r-co m ic .Paul
Fusco, is the linear de-
scendant of ··Mr. Ed,"
the popular talking
horse. and "Mr. Sm11h."
the very verbal or-
angutan who was a ~m
m1ck whose 11me d1dn'l
come three years ago.
ALF also is related
creatively to Robin Wil-ALF
Iiams' Mork from Ork character and E. T .
both of whom were appealing enough to
interest kids and adults. With "ALF".
prccccdang "Amazan$ Sto~es" on Monday
ni$hts this fall. NBC 1s takmg a gamble on
this unproven ahen from lhe planet of
McTmac who disrupts the 11ves of a
relatively normal Amencan family from
the suburbs
"The research reactton to ·ALF' was a
qualified yes." said Brnndon Tartikoff.
president of NBC Entenaanment "The
reports came back that 11 was hkc the Los
Angeles Lakers withqut Kareem Abdul
Jabbar: EverytJme ALF was off the screen.
interest sagged." ·
In fact. when the "ALF' pilot was first
shown at a presentation for ad exccuuves
an May. It began with several minutes
1ntroduc1ng the humans around the dinner
table. But when at was screened for TV
reporters a month later. 1t started 1mmed1-·
ately with Alf's arrival. Patchett said a
new scene will be shot to fill out the o pening
episode.
"Tbe idea for the character was an alien
life form who has a cantankerous per-
sonality. maybe akin to living with Archie
Bunker as a child," Patchett said.
Patchett likened the show's comic sensi-
bility to the animated Rocky and Bull-
4 Sunday, August 3, 1986
wrnkle senes 25 )ear~ ago -rherc·s a ~or1
of hipness to 11," he said.
ALF and the Tanners, hi s adopted
famil y, face culture shock alter,the alu:n'!>
spaceship crashes through the garage roof
Actually, ALF adjusts better than W1l11e
Tanner (played by Ma~ Wnght o f"BufTalo
8111") and his wife. ahhough their two kid!>
immediately befriend the futr) creature.
For his part. ALF speaks flue nt Engh'ih
-Melmacians had the language fir\t. hl'
says -and he know!> all a bou1 l l !) culture
from TV and newspapers
"We get the 'Enquirer,"' he ~1d 31 a
recent press conference
H 1s TV taste runs from "1 Love Lul} ..
("'It's in first run now" on Mclmac) 10
"Happy Days." "I've always dreamed of
meeting Anson Williams." ALF told
reporters. "We're 1ust st.artinit to ltt'I
(Pleaae eee ALP' /P8'e 31)
Getting a leg up
"Falcon Creet" actreea lloraan
P'airchlld appean In th.la poee In
the AUfuat l•ae of Playboy
magutne. Fa.lrcblld play• at-
torney Jordan Robert8 In the
CBSaerlee.
-Daytime GaA
Cecill~ just ~t~king a
brief spin on 'World'
By LYNDA HlRSCH
Q: I'm delighted w S\'C C cedle back on
.. I\ not her World." What storyline will !)h~
be involved in af\er tho Cass-Kathleen
tnangle ends? -R.W ., Ashtabula. Ohio.
Q: Noee. Nucy Fraagloue laH only
rehlraed to "A.Jlotlter World" for tlae
sammer. Nucy t~D plaes to joiD laer
la•sbud QrlS Rlcllt Mt l• Callforola.
Accordhll a. Nucy, "I 1peat my Ume off
from "AMtlter Werld" really re-eval•·
al1.111 my llfe ud my career. I feel I II.ave a
claHce te wort l• Lot AllJ.eles. I enjoy
worlrt•1 oa "A.otkr World ' aad dttlctH
to ret•na beca•ae .. , oely wMld I get to
work wltlt tile people I ttajoye4, bat it
muat u eHtk trip fer tllte 1t.Ootl•f, of my
kt ... ,,... ef Catt la tile storyllae. '
Q. Wbat happened to Annie. Jeff and
the1rchildren on ''As the World Tums?"-
D.R.N , Jacksonvilk. Aa.
A; la dae 1toryUae, Jeff, played by
Robert Up&ea, W 1 cecaiM prablem. He
4«We4 to ... n Oek•te ... Hell lltelp.
Annie joined lalm. Tlae two are Uvlm& lD 1
CalUonla wi&.11 &klr qudr'9plt&1. A.a.nit
clld rehln to Oakdale for a family visit
earlier tllis year u4 meatlMed tbt Jeff
wa11t11J laavlll1 some pr.etlem1. At preSH&
tlaere are •o plu1 a. brta1 back Liie
claaracten of Aule aDCI Jeff.
Q Can you tell me whatever happem:d
to the actor who played Jeff Martin on" All
My \h1ldren?" -L H .. Pasadena, Tex
A: Several actors played Jeff Martta, b•t
we11 fill YM hi oe Ute two aca.n wllo
playe4 Jeff for t~ ._.est lime. CMrlea
F rau, wlto ort1tute4 ~ role, 11 IMa1 l1
Callforala. He's bffa la a co.pie tf lllort·
llve4 prime-time series hlcl9dU., ''De
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rum for w lout dlScutaloo When the play
era challenge eaott othef's hOpeS ond
df,eamt Stars Keith C8rredlne. Gary
BuMy. Nick Mancuso and Saul Rublnek
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lallt the alorlet ol St Joseph ol C8per
naum and Samson. alto. a v1slt to the Am
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(lj._ "Made For Eaoh Other" ( 1939
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M.Vll lllfl) 1'M1 CllPY •• =••r• .. •-• OIM.RI II
u.Y ...
WnDGa• ..,, ......
ICOOIYDOO ... YU_.
",,.. .. mT'Ol.UCCI ..........
Mml'Tootll
A ITWY • ICMILIT Antmetttd Stief
IOCk HOime$ itnd Or Wftt&On f(lln IOtce<I to
..
1n11esoga1e a dooble murder that i tem-med
from a woman's love VOloe of Holmee by
Peter O'Toote ( 1 hr )
(%).,,. "Conan The Deslroy91'" ( 198'.
Adventure) Arnold Schwart~.
Grace Jones (1 h<. 43 min )
1:11@ .,,. 'Guess Who's Coming To Din-
ner" ( 1967, ComedY) Spencer Tracy.
Katha11ne Hept>urn (~ hrl . 15 min.) .. 8 (I) •llD,U • IUI I Soheduted: r•
porl on tne Congr8"1onal campelgnt of
lormer CIVIi nghts actMstt JulJen Bond
and John Lewis. reunion of 30 American
athletes who parttelpeted In the 1938 Ber-
lin =~( I hr 30 min )
Ult ..:oll'CllATID .-.-.. wm»oa• . .,.,..,_ ,..,, ......
NITAITIC WCllU <Jll llYlllA It '
Utm<Jlln.M MmllF .,
UnGllM. ..,_.,'llC A aurwy of If•
land's horses and the peop6e wno bteed.
train and ride them. culminating In a IOolc
at the annual Dublin HOIM Show In 1tw-
eo (A)Q(lh~
(C) llAI ~ 0 UMl9 MlehHI
lca~::k= .. ., '
MAIP'fMTt AT Tl9 .,_. Schtdultd r4M8Wt·
Heartburn" (Jeclc NIChOleOn, Mervt
Streep) ' OUI OI Boundt" (Anthony Mio
Chae! Han). "Btllzalf• the Cajun" (At-
mand A .. ntt) ~~ATCM.tMf nlAM.OI Bud Ltoht U S. Setlel. ln-
YOMng sWlrnmtng, bfklng end running
compelltion. from Chleego (Tape deity)
l hr&)
.--:II.MCI
) ~l<IOCO" ( 1984, eom.dy)
<;t;oll Schwar11. Clooamon ldlft ( 1 ht ,
Sunday. August 3, 1986 9
111111111 Sunclay Coal.
44 rn1n /> CEJ llCMBil llOUTO. IJPL.Mm MU.' w:. (ff) P1A01L1 ROC1 The Ftaggles form a
rescue parw 10 1e1tiavf'l thetr friend Wemb
"3\' w>i., 1. is ~n i..ao•ured by the 1,1tan1
GOfQ!. ...,, Cl) mcMlf "The W1Stfut Widow Of Wagon
Gap· 11947, Comedy) Aboon and Cos·
tello~orte Main ( 1 hr .• 30 min) ""BMX Bandits" ( 198-4. A<Jven·
tureJ David Argue. John Ley ( 1 hr • 32
rrun;/wn.,,.IUlll'YwnMD&mJIM
.. Rt•W-•MMZWWI uvmma-.n
ITWl&.a.ull OIALWWWll " . ..,,. WUtmlCA Dlllmff,,.. ..
11Tm1A11CllM. n ..,. .....
PUO&I ROCll Wembley falls In love
with a Fraggle named LOU, 0 CO .,.,. "Sheena" ( 198-4, Advemure)
Tanya Rooerts Ted Wass ( 1 hr 57
~t UMYOlll~
.. (I) FACI 1MI U.,_
a«IPOllT
""'" """. 111.oWI DAY (Ill MCI0¥9f
Ol 1 llTM COfLUm WOMJ»~ ...... ,
Oltm.AUltl.ftO. a.a. IBT1MI,_.
AllTORACM IHRA Northern Nationals,
trom Milan. Mich (A) f 1 hr )
.,.,. "Stx Weeks· ( 1982. Orama)
OudleWMoore Mary Tylef Moore (1 hr
47 min)
(%)90WI 'Out Of Tne Pas1 ( 1947, Ora·
ma) Kirk Douglas. Jane Greer ( 1 hr • 37
min~ .. 1 .,.. ·~ertties Are Free' 11972.
Orama) Golelie Hawn. Edward Alt>efl Jr
i hrs .. 15 min)
-MWllUllM CID ._ PM.-ume fl001IAU. Ctllcago
Bears vs Dallas CowbOys trom Wembley
Stadium 1n London (Lrve) (3 hrs ) 9 9D¥11 "King Kong Vs. Oodzllla"
( 1963. Science-F"ict1on) Mlchael Keith
i'F~:J 1.,. "In Harm's Way" ( 1965, Ora
ma) John w;>'ne. Kirk Douglas (3 hrs I
! .... _
n.Y--·~·· ............ 119-•IA•W. ,.... ..,... • Ar et he. wtth ilpeclal
guest Clarence Clemens. llf"IOS eome of
her greatest hits Including "Respect" and
"You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Wom·
an " In stereo ~I -1=n:.. llOCIY,.,_.
l'FM I Chlceo<> Cobia Ill Ptlll9del-
lta~Llve) (3 hrs)
•••amt C#ftOI. ... .-YNlm'" all•l IUIC* An exam1na11on of
trio lfoi.tii. rel&tlooshlp DetWeen New
YOfll State grape grOW9'1 and wine mak
10 Sunaay. August 3. 1986
ttfi and now some are coping wttti eco-
nomic: hardship wtthln the lndUStry. (I
hr) (t) .,. "Antarctica" ( 1984. Orama)
Ken Takakura Tsunef'llko Watase (2
~ .. "> I 7 mtri )
u.I. OLYWIC PllTWM. SchedUled
events. men's voffeybell. teem handball,
wrestling and women'• dfving, from The
Astrod<>me In Houston (live) (2 hrs .. 30
min' (l)J•ALL New Y0tk Yankees at~
land Indians ~)
0
(3 hrs,) ---1W WMLtYmT•...a.-.r
--lfML ..._111 ii .... _.., ........ w1u a e1num
Cllamnl
.,.. "Streamers" ( 1985, Orama)
MatlheW Modine. Michael Wright. ( , hr '
58 ~ (I) ''Arstbom" ( 19'M. Orama) Ten
Gett. Peter Weller ( 1 hr . •O min.)
1-I~..-. .... , Scheduled
American Cop Gymnastics Champion-
ships, from George Mason Unlver$lty In
Falrtax, Va. (Taped) ( t hr.,::::.~ lr~wtnlDA• Q
-~ Mlll..U
IMJAlf Tll Dancer-actor Gregory
Hines and veteran hoofers Steve Condos
Chuck Green and Jimmy Slyde demon·
s1111te and discuss their individual •tyles of
!!P danelng
(HJ .,. "Secret Places" (198-4, Dra-
ma) Marie· Thereae Refln. Tara
MacGowran. (1 ht., 38 min.)
(%) Cll 1MI ,... -.... Cll• .. ~
-JUtenMOll ----.. ,,_ma• ~--•MAD• llfll•WI "Shades of Oart(ness" Kate
Harper and Michael J. Shannon star In
Edith Wharton's story about a wealthy
AmertCan couple eager to bVy a haunted
house. ('W hr ) I :,,. ar&YICll ''La c.nerenro-
1&" This produCtlon of Rossini's comic op-
e<a. baled on tile familiar C~ella fairy
tale. features Frederica von Stade. Fran·
CISCO Araiza. Paolo Montarsolo, l.aUta
Zannini. Margllefl1a Ougllelml, Claudlo
Delderl and Paul Ptilhka. (3 hrs.)
(%).,.."Warning Sign" ( 1985. Drama)
Sam Waterston. KathlMn Oulnlan. ( t hr .
'°min) •-*'A•llT_ ........ _(ll),....,,qf M l~•WN• I A pro-file of wyom1ng, a state knOwn fot ltt ,..,.
ural beauty wtllch malntalnl • bllance be-tween tradlUOnel and modetn lnduttry. (1
ht) -· 1a&:r..,. Cl D•r ~ ln-teMews wlttl Jldt.le GaMaofl and Torry Dow < "le9ve n 10 a.v.r'') : oelebtlty en-
''!P!eneura. ! .... ,, ....... .. ........
•TOUCI ... "A Flalh 0t Graen" (1~.
ama) Ed Harrll. Blair Brown (~ htt .
11 min )
' .
We CJ) PM tml w.tern Open, final
round. from Butler Hadonel Goff Q.ib in
C>ak Brook. II. <U=et (2 tn.) D e WIW 8ohecMed: Julio
Cesar Chavez (48-0. '3 KO.) vs Roclty
Locklldge (38-4. 32 KOi) tor the W8C
Super Llohtweiaht ttue, achtdulld for 12
rounds, from ~lcie. France (l.M) : NFL
Footben fastest men compet"IOn. from Pa~ Calf. (Taped) (2 hrt.)
•• AT nm --Scheduled revlewl ~ Troub6e'' (Peter Falk. Alan Atkin)
"Nothing In Common" (Tom Hanks.
Jackie Gleuon) : "Vagabond" (Sandrifle
Bonnalte. Macha Merli)
I W.D, .. WIT llOWI "The Gr.-Tyooon" ( 1978
Orama) Anthony Quinn, Jacqueline Bi.
set (2 hrs.)
.... "The Carpett»ggert" ~Orama) George Peppetd. ~Carrol
~hrs)
... "The lnctedlb6e Slwlnklng Worn·
an" ( 1980. Comedy) Liiy Tomin, Oiar1es
Grodin. (2 hrs.) e Mnl llll9'M'9·~ toit' hosts
Roger Bingham and Humer Orotiojowska
18 they travel tile byways o4 L.A.'I art
scene. Included: a vialt wtth tM Kronos
Quartet: a loo« at the Barry Lowen con-
temporary an collectlon: a celebration of
MacArthUt Pa(!('s 100th bll'1hday: a dem-
onstration In creating raJcu pottery: a tOU'
ol San Diego's MUMUm of Photographic
Arts to see photographer Arnold New·
man's wort(; a leeeoli from L.A. choreog-
rapher Sarah Elgart, the sma" mualcal at
~i;·ii~lvef theeteB. ( 1 hr ) W ' Paine Webbef lmlltatlonal. tlnat
match, from Seever Creek. COIO. (Live)
ig tvs.}
CI) ... "Where Is Parettal?" ( 198-4.
Comedy) Tony Curtia. Caaandra Domen-
ica (1 fv . 24 min.) .
Cl).,. "An Fall Down" ( 1962, Orama)
Eva Marie Saint. Watren Beetty (1 hr .. 50
min.} .,... ..... 1a11111••-=--w <m ... , I Atlanta & ....... , San Fran-
clsCO Giant• (L.IYe) (2 tn .. 45 min.)
W. "=w. Calltomia Angell at Seattle
Ma~~~::-) • P -Featured lalhlon videos by Leon Max. Aober1
Stocil, Organlcalty O<own and Cleude
Mof'ltana
(!) TllA1'1A* Bud Light U.S. s.rtee. In
voMng swimming, biking and running
oompet111on. from Chlcago. (T.apa delay)
~~----cm .. "l OCatctl A Klng" (1983. Ore·
=;e,;~~::~ . u concett l'IMd In &#ttartllld ... NMg
perlormancet by AnimotlOn, ANdy tof
tile WOf1d. Sam Hatrlt. Martyn Martin.
Simply Red. BebM Somt. Sendra a1ld
the Bind. ~ and INXS. In lt•eo. ( 1 Ir .. "Brttl Ot"The ...... ( 1970.
~n ~ McKMlnl. Rod °"'· IJ''" ':ka .......... ..,...
(!) ,_ After coming down with a leYef•
cut of ltlQI fright, CM. oonalcWI ... v
~ Iha IChool In atereo. (A) ( 1 tv )
CZ) .. "Bett o.t.nle" ( 1984. eom.-
dy) Ouday Moore. Eddie Murphy. ( 1 ht •
34 min.)
-----
-haclay Coal.
·-ICOTT 119(!) ... "Bert Hur" 0 959, Adventure!
~:W1;~~k Hawklm (4 hrs.)
CC) ... "Mass Appear· (1~. Drama)
Jack Lemmon, Zel1ko !Vanek ( t hr , 40
min.)
-· A9111CM AD...,._. Sa11111g SchOol" 15 ll 4 M.L "Stun Gunt" O ,_ Celebrttles and 1eonls PfOS
lncludlog John McEnroe and Vilas Geru
taltis are ICMduled 10 compete In the Mita
Lake Tahoe Festival. held annuany to ben-
efit cetebral palsy research (Taped) (:>
~~ .... wme '"'LA. ce DICYDI
In this spoof on the t945 rrlOYle "Doll
Face," a behlnd-ttie-scenes look pl beau
t..t_cont .. ts Is featured.
• ... "A Piece _Qt The Action"
( 1977. Comedy) Sidney Poillef. 8111 Cos-
i (2hrs.) ---·IA•M.L 10 .... Joel Grey hosts an 111loima
live look at the woodef's ol sound and
hearing. 0 ( l hr.) CD...,..,., Hall Of Fame lndlJcflOO cer-
emonies, from Cooperstown, N Y
{1al)ed) ( 1 hr • 30 min.) CD llDN "The Jerk" ( 1979, Comedy)
Steve Martin. Bernadelle Pelefs { 1 h1 •
33 ~ Cl) "Take This Job And Shove II"
( 1981, -comedy) Robel I Hays. Ba1bara
Hershey. (2 hrs.)
()) _.,. "20t0" ( 1984, Science Foe
lion) Roy Sohetdef. John Lllhgow (I hi
~~ •• "The Attalr" ( 1973, Roma11cel INal~j.~ W•O""' (21•« l
,___.
.,. "Made Fcx Each Olhef ( 1939
Orama) Carole Lombard. James Siewert
lhr .. 25 min.) -.... 419 ... CG ICI
ITMlml .,. "Inn Of The Damned" ( 1975
Orama) Tony Bonnef. MIChoel C;ra;q 12
hrs.) e .,. "The Me1cenary" ( t970. Ad-
venture) Jack Palance. franco Neto (2 ht•.l.., IUll'f=M.D ~ _,,,.
... "Girls Jost Want To Have Fun"
( 1985, Comedy) Sarah Jessica Parker
•Lee~ (t hf 27m1n) . ,.,.,---.... •1'••c• 1111 ....,_ Guests M11.11oel
• .Md<Jonel I .. ,..,..
• U ~ead vandalism at lhe
IChool c.... ~yooe 10 be a btt edgy
lo atereo.. \R) ( 1 hr.) 1..-1 I ............... . ..... "
:XIL'PilOWAIC ~Cap
turlng bekQt wt\alta. Neper1 tn01.J11ta1o
dWellef't; pr~entlng a1111lanchM the
moth; ttlyd!Wlg C8ll'left1ff .. ll N ""'tr
~· (2hrs..) • ,_ ... OUtnil.l Glll"l"ll )' lilllflCI
P11pet, Po111oyraphy Committee Executive D11~l0< Alan Sea1s. ( t hr ) ·--·""" ~ 110¥m • Gotcti;il ' ( 1985. Comedy)
Ar1thony [dwards. Linda r101eotlno ( t
hr J7n 11)
(£; u..a. Ol T9IC FUTIYAL Scheduled
e11to1 ts ira1.k arid held. ice hOckay hnal
and w01nen s m<.ttvldual gymnastics, from
The Astrodome 1n Houston. (Live) (3
h1S) ' llJllO¥W "lt1c Pr111,ue Histoiy Of A Cam·
pargn lhat ra11 d" (1981. Orama) Pat
Hrnqle [(Jw,lf<.l lk>m11an11 ( t hr . 27
m111) teJ LRtTlUt "' ntl Mal ,. ,..,.,.
New YC'•k • ightc.lub and hOlel OWnet
::;1eve IM>eU. Sparn s Costa det Sol: Abby
Dallon tours Costa Arca actor Ed Begley
Jr ("SI Elsewherct;l ( I hr ) (~ AMTKA ~ Aretha. with special
guer.t Clare< r<,,e Clemens. &Jogs some of
her greatest hits lf~luJing Respect" end
• 'f()U Make MtJ ref't I 11-.• A NdlU<81 Wom-
an • '" SIGfOO ( I I 1 I .,~ _c:ee ...
I .e ... . ac ... Q
MJCI awama..
~~ mo¥ll · Se<:11me Street Presents Fol·
10 .... That Bud · ( 1985 Comedy) V0tees ol
Jim Henson. Cairoll Spinney (I hr , 28
mrr11 Cl.I _,.,. M 111111e And MOSkowltz"
( 1972. Aoln.1nce) GefllJ Rowlands. Sey·
rnour CaSS<"I ( 1 hr • 54 mm )
m -uYOITAQI
-Evening ----• ., ....
mrmtJJJ•FT nit -Interview w11h Get1e W•ldo• m1tJ Grtl.Ja Redner (1
hr) 8 llO¥m f'rranha II The Spawning"
( 1981, S1.1(>1H e f l(.llOfl) Triela O'Neil. Stev~ Mur.1c;tiul\ A. canister of mutant llsh
eggs. llwa p 1()()1J( 1 of U S government
genett<. engirlf'ef tll'J 1'1x~•11menls. Is acci-
dentally relt>rir e<J 111>8• u Carabooan vaca-
lr<>n 18S<XI {2 I I )
(l)C81 ... D llO¥ll 611111 ot I he Beatles" ( t979,
Bk>gfeptiy 1 ')teµhen M<;Ke1111a, ROd Cul-
bertson I\ drd111t111zu1100 ul the early days
ot the wvilo fa1 11uus Liverpudlian muslcal
~lt~s~Claa\n lj 9Cml · I nr Tr 01 Of 9•1ty Jack" ( 1974 •
Orama) I ot11 l Juyhlt11, lJelOtf'S T IS)'lor A
half· It 1<11on Vietnam w,11 hefu tights the es-
tabllshme••t 1n oolet•u a 1~vA11on and
11s ~l~l tirs.) e AT POPI .)ohn11y Mathis and
Nalahe C<>ifl JO"' t.011•l1X;t0f John Williams
mid the Boston Pvpfl 111 thl musical salute
to Ille late Nal King Cole Songs lnclUde
·Muna LISS • ond 'f"latnblln' Rose " In
Sl&feo. ( I hf ) • -fCM llWML.I r: tl.Hed a k>e* at
San Diego al rlt Fli(lht pt()gftm ·Is rescue
by air wortn lhO pilco? AIOSI a look at
tho 1esearcl'\, IMng with OIS81>iltty. (I hr ) e llOWA This profile ot Al Olddlnga. the
cinematographer IOI ''Jaws." lndudes
tootage ol whales. great white sharkt and
-;uni.NI .litpll lf'Se lleel& (R) Q ( 1 hr ) p wro '111 ~ ~ports on UFOs.
,.,,,. ,,,. .. ... I t-IJI b(>lt JlflQ Vlawerl
.i <! ~·"" ,, _ 1 ... lmot llt ~ y\,I•~ nblfity
Host: jOumallst K811in Sanders. ( t hr.)-
()) -. "Curse Of The Pink Panther"
( t983. Comedy) Ted Wass. David NMMl
A bumbling New York City cop lnleMaws
a host of susplcioos characters In his In-
vestigation of Ille thet1 of the fabUloUa
Pink Panther diamond 'PG' ( 1 hr . •O
min.)
.. , ........ OIAZll ..... (#_, .....
OIDCIUll ~019-amca " oun Howard may heve to
rellnqulsh l'\is Managef-of.lhe-Year award
vntesa he can find out Who's been ripping
off the store's dell department (R)
• LLO'fl Gel.WW ([).,..''Summer Rentar· ( 1985, Com-
edy) John Candy, Karen Austin. An Ollfl(·
w0<ked alr·trattlc controller and his fainlly
head tor Florida fcx a llllle rest 'n' relax&·
tlon tha1 turns out to be catastrophe ·n•
calamlly. 'PG~ hr • 28 min l
I VllS ... .. MDU.YWOmwtWl(M' ,,
19 Cl) • _... Rebroadcasts: r890fl
on the Maldives. a clustef of lslandS local·
ed In the lndlan Ocean. 400 mlle6 90Uftl-
west of Sri Lanka: family clltterences that
threaten to 1oPPle the BlnQham famlly's
Louisville. Ky . commonlcatfOns emplfe; a
profile ol foimer heroin kingpin tvrned
government lntonnant LeRoy "Nicky"
Barnes. (R) ( t hr.) 8 e •• ..0C. Rick and Edward race up the s1alfs ol the Eml)lfe State
Build~. In Stefeo. (A) 8 U .. "The Flight Of Dragons"
(Premiere. Fantasy) Animated.A young
man sent back In time helps the fcxces ol
good in their 011empts to defeat an evil
enemy bent on destroying humanity Fea·
l ures the voiceS of Harry Morgan and
John Al1tef Q (2 hrs ) i = "*" ··s tar Search" alumni
Featured: singetS S8m Harris, Durell Colft.
man. Calle Adams. Monica Pege. Jimmy
Salvemlnl. Ty Hernoon: comedians Sin·
bad. John Kasslr. Brad Garrett: dancers
Mar11 and Laura Sellefa. the Wiiiiams
Brothers, TV spokesmodels Lisa Par1<« .
Micaela, Barbara Bean In atefeo (R) ( t
hr.) (11)9GITINll
• MllOllM. -·· * James Whit· mote narrates this view ol the WOt1d of
tralna. past and present. and train people
hOt>oea, hobb~ta. and workers ( l hr.)
l uuime~
--AT ... Marvin Hamllsch per-
tcxms mlNc from "They're Piaytog Our
SonQ," "A Chorus Line" and .. The Way
We Were... ( t hr ) CC).,. "Antarctica" (1984. Orama)
Ken Takakura. Tsunehlko Watase. l)Jflng
en expedition lo Ante<Cllca, a bltzzard
forces a u~am of axptorers to abandOn 15
sled dOQl In the frozen wasteland 'G' Q
t~ hrs., 17 min.) CID _,. "Romancing The Stone"
( 1984. Ad\'tnlUfe) MiChMI Douglas,
Kathleen Tumer A romantic rlO'll8lllt r•
loctantly teams With a mecho adwnturer
1n a South Amertcan jungle to raneom her
1111• with • tabulOUt legendlty Jtwtl. 'PG~~ .. 45 min)
w1•1•1ra 119 e ..-Y WliiM Fooner astronaut
Ald<ln helps children deel wtth lhe ~ shVttle diMSl9f In lltrf'O (R) 0
Sunday, August 3. 1986 11
-Sunday Conl~
@ .,.,, 'AlWIU ..!_ aMTWt ~ WYClll 9CllTI
Top1c induc;lry c; 1n (iacl on the enwon
ment {I).,.. Nattonal l ;impoon's European
Vaca11011 ( 198., Comedy) Chevy
Chase Bi>veriy CJ A1 .g"4o A ht'! wtnnlf\g a
Europea11 1101tday oo a rv game Show, the
Goswald clan goes on a chaotic tour ol
Old W()!ld capitals P0-13' ( 1 hr. 37
min .. 8 IUlla, .. WOTI Funefal atten·
(1eeS discover that the person In the coffin
1sn t thetr deceased tnend (R) O ( 1 hr.) D GD .arow ~ fO nll A1U1.0
Performance<> by Pam LaBelle, S1ev1e
Wondf>1 Ge<)(ge Michael, Smokey Robtn-
'>On L1111e Richard Boy George, Sarah
Vaughan and James Brown highlight the
!>Olh anniversary and the ollicial reopen
mg o f New Yu1k City s ApoOo Theater
Host Bill Co<>b~ <R) (3 hrs I
I Dmllll
.,.. .. Gr 11dua1ion Day" ( 1981, Hor
rOfJ Christopher G80fge, Patch MacKen-
Lte High school track athletes are being
111erally wt horn the team" by an un
knuwn krUer (2 his )
TAUS ,_ M DAM-Scrabbling
rl(')isec; 11nm1al ltlce eye-; and vanishing ot>-
IP<.ls are 1uc;1 a part ol thr tenor bett•nd
lhe dOOrS (II ll CIOC-"I tn A p1adUate stu
de111 s roon• 1n1 I = IOUlllllYI Via ferry boal and lu1t
ny c.ru•S"'' playw•'Qhl and novelist Boan
rt1<>111pc;.011 !ravels the Nile River from the
~uoan 10 rte; Med1terran~a11 dE'lta IR) 0
l hr)
~ntlLOllD
~ llllATM The Flame
Trees of Th1ka · W~1en a leopard invades
the Palmt>r home Hereward 1nsts1s 11 must
be hunted down and dP<lrroyed f Part 5 of
~~(1h. ( tea
[ ) MOVIE ·Na11onal I ampoon's European
Vacation· ( 1985, Comedy) Chevy
Chase Beverly D'Angelo Afler winning a
European nohday on a TV game shOw. the
011Swald clan qoe~ <Jn a chaotic lour ol
l.)ld World Gap1l11i•; PG t3 ( 1 hr 37
'.l)'Jao COUPU
)"J.,... r •'llbOlfl ( t984'. [)fama) Ten
Garr. Peter Weller ()a.spite her sons
warnings. a r11v01cl'd woman becomes 1n
11otved w11h a <.h11m11r1y l~h latently
s1ntSter d11fler who ulr1rna1ely lears the .. 1'•-s..; Io'" •Om"' I
TOUTMMellMl'rf MTN cam.JIM
.. ()) m¥W Memoties Never Ole
( 1982. Dramti) Lindsay Wagner. Gerald
McAaney A sens111ve woman. hospital·
12ed IC>f si1 years 111 a mental clinic, returns
home where hef emouonal state IS under
rntned t>y member' ol tier tamlty IA) O
i tltl.)
CGUrrUU ODY_, O .,. Ab~e Of Maliee"
( 1981, Orama) Paul Newman, Sally r1etd
A 1~111ma1e ~an·s ltle 1t ruined
by a newspaper reporter's story alleging
hr'I 1nvOlvement lfl 1he mob kllllng ot a la
t>or bOS9 rn1 C) (2 hrs . 30 mtn ) a» MOW Thr Mmcer1my" { 1970. Ad·
venr1m1j J,, ~ Pnt.mo >. rrar1eo Nero A
,t1ndy l111aric1m hero•. 11 '1u11$l11~1 to begin
.., r• ~· JfK•n 1n 1 C:<>vnrty rfl South Amerr
12 Sunday August 3, 1986
ca (2 hrs.)
I m 11m1 '"COflLj~ ... --., ..,,.MUIT
WIMICI TIUTM "The Flame
Trees of Thrka" When a leopard lflVltdes
the Pal"* hOme. Hereward 111S1sts 1t must
be hunted down and deStroyed (Part 5 of
~~~u.
• •t11•11 "Shades ol Derl<ness" Kate
Harpe< and MICf'lael J Shannon s1ar 111
Edith wh8rron·s sta<y about a weahhy
American couple eager 10 buy a haunted
hou~) 0 (I hf.) CC) "Brll Cosby. Htmself' ( 1982.
Comedy) 8111 Cosby The comedian loo«s
at everyday faulls and folbleS and pe<·
fo<ms his lamovs character12ations 'PG'
l1hr,44 mm.)
(E) U OUW.C NITIWAl Scheduled
events men·s volleyball. team handball.
wrestling and women's diving, from The
AstrOdome tn Houston (R) (2 his .. 30
min)
(8) llCMI "Commando.. ( 1985. Adven-
ture) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Rae Dawn
Chong The ex-leader of an ehte military
task fo<Ce is piessed back Into seMc:e
when hrs daughte1 1s kidnapped 'R' O ( 1
(l)::T*
CI)_,.. "Warnmg Sign" ( 1985. Orama)
Sam Waterston. Kathleen Outnlan ~
search scrent1Sts are turned rnto homicidal
marnacs when e secret germ warfare e.rc-
per1men1 goes haywire 'R' ( 1 hr 40
min ...
t:ll ~ PAm~piead vandalism at the
schOol causes everyooe to be a brt edgy _11n s=.:~hr)
IOPOITCMDMAMI --..0.,__,. "
.. While Walter and Billy (Scott
McG1egor, Scott &1gess) are experienc-
ing lhe h01101s ol warfare at 1he hand& ol
the Turks. tragedy befalls Franc.s end DI·
ana (Sigrtd Thornton. Jackie Wood·
burne) when they're forced 10 make a
hurried departure from Robert Glllen's es-
tate. (Part 6 of 7) ( 1 ht ) ....... ,."°"' '1'i) ,.-. CM PU,,._ m¥W """'Al
"The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez" Based
on h1s1011an Amerteo Pafedes' t>ootc,
With Hts Prstol in Hls Hand· A Border
Ballad and Its Hero " EdWard James OI·
moc; stars 1n this 1982 dr1ma ab<>ut a
Mex1can-Amer~an cOWhand whose mur-
der ol a Texas she111f tn Mll-delense pt&-
c;rpitetes a Widely publlcized manhunt
Al 0 (2 hfs) ..W. 'The Jerk" ( 1979 Comedy)
Sieve Marlin, Bernadette Peters An io-
credlbly stupid young man, the wtllte
s1epson ol black lhareaoppers, makes a
fonune w1lh a bizarre Invention 'A' ( I tv .
33m111J
TMJI ... M ---$c'fabe>ling nOtSeS. an1maHike eyes and vanishing ob-
iec;ts a1e just a perl of the terrC>f behind
the doors ol a closet In a Qfaduate ttu-
Clent's room. (R) .on• 'rhe appearance of a myat•
rious Old gentleman at the Point After ~
lowing the deeth or the Wattra brother&'
mother, begins them wondering about tl8'
;'~ ...
.. IJ eaeoot. llAT l apk; Scnool Besed
Birth Control CNnica
ITM uma Spons competition
fll'aturing cast membefs from "The 8'ady
Bunch." ··Chaf1ie & Company" and "The
wa=.",lW ~~thu •...,~ l'8S tn-t .,. This edUlt comedy MfieS
opens with the OW'* of a ptafes$0nel
to6tben team as she laces• new MUOO
coping wrth a mobster tor • general men1·
ger. an aging quartl!fbacit and a cNUWI·
ISi head coach
Cl) ....
Cl) ... "CharlOIS Of Are" (1981, Ora·
ma) Ben Cross. Ian Charleton. Social
pressure and petsonal turmoil belet two
11ery dlfferent British alhletM on their way
to gla<y In the 1924 Paris Olympics In
ster~~hrs . 3 min) .. 1~, .. , .• ,,. D ... ~Gm ---Scraooong noises, an1mal...flke eyes and vanllhlng ot>-
,eettilre ~I a -part of 1he terrC>f behind
the doc><U>f a closet In a graduate stu
dent's room. (Al
l-MeAU.-rA"t91t _,, .. MUIT
a.Nit cta1•rt .... .,._.,,.. n This French nlm
dOCuments efforts by the lntemat;onal
Red Cross to help pollhcat prlaOOerS In
Uri,guay who are wit~ 1eoourae to
01her aid (English Subt111eS) O ( 1 hr 30
mrn~ ! 'A11..=': ,_ Fifties claSSICS
"A1n I Thal A Shame" and "Blueberrt
Hill · will be among the WO<ks of Fels
Oomtno which will be pieset1ted when top
pop veterans Ray Charle'S, Jerry Lee Lew-
'' and Ron Woods Join Fats at a New Or·
leans n!Qhtclub ( t hr.)
(ff)_., ICUlf ell ... AT Stand-VP
C-Omedian Robert Klein lakes the spotlight
In htS first one-man Btoadway snow ( I
hr)
Cl) ITM Mmt Sports competition
featurl~ cast membefs from "The Brady
Bunch.' "Charlie & Company" and "The wanons. ·· (RJ ( 1 hr ) Cl).,. "Keet)e T1ppe4" (1975. Orama)
Monique van de Ven. Andrea Oomburg
Nineteenth-century Amsterdam Is the set·
ting of a poor country girl's cHmb up the
social ladder ( t hf., 45 min ) •-.un&10 1t:1I .... ,..,..,..
11:9 Cll ... ,,....,,. =--NllOiiMcta1•1•M..,.. AT m .... SchecMed ,.._.
"Big Trouble" (Peter Falk. Alen Artcln)
"Nothing in Cotooion" (Torn Henka
Jaokie Gleaaon) . "V•bond" (Sendrine l~:::.=.i. .. II)
WWC•'-WCll'TUA. ....... •anm .... mr tW .. ''Panic In The Ctty" ( 1968. Ore·
me) Howtrd Duff Llndll Criste! A QOV·
e<nment agent r.Otteeely tries 10 •w
the city of Los MQelee from atomic "9-
~ac;· IS .... , I ..... ..,.-=,·· -•cum ..,.. -... ...,u1mn,. .-1ntervt.w
w11h Gene Wildef Ind Gide Rednef, ( 1
ht)
-lanclay Coal.
I OULWll
PlllfMf laM9 -----.. "A Flash Of Gr88fl" ( 1984.
Ofama) Ed Harris. Blair Brown In t961. a
FIOftda joumalist faces a m<Xal dilemma
wtien a polltician solk:lts him to dtg up dirt
on envlOOf'ller'ltahsts that are thwarung h11;
ambitions (2 hrs .. t ;a;'~ (!) u.a. Ol'91C Al Scheduled
events tracl< and lleld. Ice hockey Imai
and women's 1ndrvtdual gymnast1es, from
The Astrodome In Houston (R) (3 hfs ) 00 .,,. "The Final Terror" ( t981, Hor
ror) John Frledrieh. Adrian Zmed A knife
wielding tuna tic victimizes· eight young
campers. 'R' ( 1 h1 • 22 min.)
.,_ "A Lt00 Is In The Streets'
( 1953, Drama) James Cagney. Barbaia
Male A 1ural Southefn demagogue gains
the soppo<t of po& dirt farmers and hes
his ;&tA;'111eal power. (2 hrs) ... ' SchedUled topic• altt!fnaJtve
methods of human reJ>fOOuchon (I hr)
1-... ~ m 0 II
t1::11 llGU.YWOCID m.ol8• Scheduled. 1n.
tervlews wrth Jacide Gleason and Tony
Dow ("Leave II to Beaver"). c~bt1ty en
tr~eneurs (I) .,,. "L006< Back In Darkness·
( 1975, Mystery) Bradford Dillman.
Catherine Schell At a London party. a
celebrated J3ZZ plantst hears the votee of
the man woo ldlled htS wile and blinded
hlm~Jm~~~ 30m•n ) I I. ICA'iTc.191 Cllmt••--LUCTltlOW DAW»·--Sclledu!ed Or Isa
dOfe Rosenfeld on disease prevl'ntion I 1
hr) ·-I.Ian U.(I).,_ "The Lost Empire" (1984, Ad·
ven!Ufe) Raven cle la Crone Three women
a cop, an Indian and a convict form an
unlikely las!\ torce assigned to roscue a
group of women from a madman's island
~son. 'R' ( 1 hr . 22 min.) W. .,_ "The Man With The Golden
Arm' ( 1956. Drama) Frank Sinatra. Kim -·nclay
-llornln9 Movies-
•OO "Commando·· ( t985. Adven1Ure) Ar
nold Schwar2enegger. Rae Dawn Chong i.! hr • 30 min ) •CI> "National Lampoon's Europt1an Vaca
11()11 ( 1985. ComedyJ Chevy Chase
Beverly O'Ar)gelo ( 1 hr, 37 mtn I n ~ "Fury At GunSlghl Pass" (1%6
w estern) David &Ian. Neville Brand ( I
tv .. 8 mtn) •CH> "Denny" ( t979 Adventure) Ret>ecca
P~. G90fge Luce ( 1 hr • 28 min )
18(1) "Thf' Srleni One (198.C rantasy)
Telo Malese. George Henare ( 1 h1 .. 35
min)
Cl) "Over The Bl'oolclyn Bridge" ( 198'
Romance) (lliOtl Gould. Margaux Hem ltlJlway ( t hr. 40 min )
Nial} "HOU9e 0t Dark Shadowl" ( 1970,
Horror) Joen Bennett, Jone1han rrld (2
hrs )
18 "Tho Heavenly Kid" ( 1985. Comedy)
Lewis Sm1tl\, Jason Gedrlck ( I hr ?9
min J • 00 "Enola G11y Tl'I! Men. The M1SS1ort
Tht> Atomic Bomb" I '980 Drama) ra
•
NQ\l(lk A drug addict struggles to kick his
habit (2 hrs .• 25 mtn.) .
Cf)_,. "Runaway" (1973, Suspense)
Ben Johnson, Ed Nelson Panic mounts
among the passengers as a Sill train wilh-
out braking powef careens out of cont101
ciown a steep mountainside ( 1 hr 30
lm1n=-':.'~--
.-:an..U.U ...
MMITMIU.
.. "Out Of The Pa.st" ( t~7. Ora·
ma) Kirk Douglas. Jane Greer A lilting
s1a11on owner with "skeletons In his clos·
et' IS retuttant 10 seflOUSly consider ma1-
1:1l 11ia::~ min J
tll ....
rrtnMt• 111• ---.,. "The Border~ (f981. Drama)
Jack Nicholson. Valerie Perrine A Texas
border guard's vakJes come 1n conflict
with those of hrS corrupt co-worl<ers and
l'lis matMl81ishc wife R' ( 1 hr , • 7 min ) -1 (I) mftWATCll .,_ "Cleopatra" ( 193'. Romance)
Claudelle Colberl. warren Wiiiiam The
dramatic love affair of Cleopatra and Marc
An1ony ts set against the elaborate splen-
dor ~t and Rome (2 hrs )
I , .....
MM11MIU. • .,..llYOlm
2:9 .,_ "Paris, Texas" ( 198•. Orama)
Harry Dean Stanton, Nastassja Ktnsj<f. Al-
lef lour years absenee, a social dropout
1eappea1s 1n L A to claim his abendoned
son and !hen heads for Texas to reunite
the t>Oy ....iti hiS mother 'R' O (2 hrs . 30
min)
d (1) fllO¥ll "2010" ( 1964. Science F1c-
lionl Roy Scheldef. JOhn Lilhgow Oe-
SPtte vol111lle poltttcal tensions, US and
RuSSIRO scient1SIS launch a fOllOw-up
space mrs'>iorl to 1nves11oate the fate of a
failed voyage 10 Jupiter. In s1ereo 'PG' O i.! hr . 54 min.) •rn .,.,om ....
tricl< OYfty Billy Crystal (2 hrs . 30 min I ·once The K111tng Starts" ( 197•. Mys
tery) Pall.Cl< O"Neal. Patricia Donahue i.! hr 30 min ) .. 0 Ttie Ad11entu1ers" ( 1970, Orama I
(Pait t of 21 Bekim Fehm1U, Charles
AzmtvOUf ( 1 hi . JO min ~-LC'> People Will Talk (1951, Comedy)
Cary Giant. Jeanne Crain ( t hr . 50
min)
(%) Minnie And Moskowitz"' ( 1972, Ro
mance) Gena Rowlands. Seymour Ces
sel (1 hr • 5" mtO I
• "The SOldoer c t 982. Advenrure) K~ Wa~Willtam Prince (2 hfs )
-Cl) "P~n Love Song" (1950. MVSlcal)
Esther W111iems. Howard Keel ( 1 hr 16
mln) -Ol.I Odds Against Tomorrow·· ( 1059.
Orama) Harry Belafontt. Shelley Wtntert
11. tv& I -OU "'Al 01 M " (198•. Comedy) Steve
Ma1tm. Lily 1omttn I 1 hr . 33 min)
1W "Arthur ' ( t98 t. Comedy) Ovaley
Mooro. t 11a Mlnnelll ( 1 l\r . 37 min )
tt:ll Ttlf'l...,Man With ()n(' Red Shoe'
( 198!>, ( omedy ) Tom Han Dabney ( ,1,.., d' I I h• l) m t11 I
....
.. llTI TO IUCClll a. ...
-...ct nm.-..., 1
.-YWiilH
.,. "Bolero' ( t96-4. Drama) Bo
Derell. George Kennedy. After gtadueling
from an EngHsh boarding school, a wom-
an journeys lo Arabia and Spain In search
of her first lover 'R' ( 1 hr.,• t min.) 119 CH) .,. "The Last Romantic L<MJr"
( t978. Comedy) Dayle Haddon. ~
do Rey A fashionable New York City
mag8.Zlne editor finds a few aurpmes
awaiting her In Paris during lhe "ut11male"
male beauty coot~! 'R' ( 1 hr . • 1 min ) ......
.UT IPACI COAl19 ·1=·~-= W .,. "China" ( 19o43, Orama) Loret-
ta Young. Alan Ladd In 19• t, a truclt
drtvt!f-turned-proltteef rallies to the Chi-
lnese -~ ~. 30 min )
lbTllC&.W -econ
d Cl)_,,_ The appearance of a myst&-
rK>Us old gentleman at the Point After fol·
towing the cleath of the W8t8fs btothefs'
mother, begins them wonclering abOut hef J>:iSifu_ tcll ceJ.,_ "2 1most You·· ( 1985. Comedy)
Brooke Adams, Griffin OYnne. OYreng his
artist wtfe's convale&cence from a traffic
mishap. a trvstrated garment district tx$-
nessman falls fOf hef Physle81 thefapist
'R' O ( I hr , 36 min~ ~lll'tarl• H•-TWY ICOOIYDOO
.... .,. "Curse Of The Pink Panthef"
( t963. Comedy) Ted Wass. OaVld NlWln
A bumbllng New York Clty cop interviews
a tiost of suspiclOU9 charactets In his lfl-
vestegation of the theft of the labulouS
Pink Panther diamond 'PG'•• ( 1 hr , .0
mm I
-· "II"' ( 1967, HOHOf) Roddy McDowell, JIU Haworth (2 hrs )
CC) ·Norma Rae" ( t979. Ofama) Sally
Field. Beau Br~ ( 1 tv .. 53 min)
"SI Heleos' ( 1981, Orama) M Car·
~· David Huttman ( t hi' .. 35 min ) W• "The Big Cal " ( 19..S. Adventure)
Preston Fosl8f, Lon McC811ister ( 1 hr . 30
min )
(2) Tt\e Home And The WO<ld" ( 198'.
Ofamal Victor Banerjee. Soumitra Chel
!!!Jee (2 hrs .. 2 t min ) ·
W llJ "The S1tent One" ( t984. Fantaaxi
T e1o Malese. George Hen3rt ( 1 ti' . ~
min) a.CC> "I Remember Mama" (19'8. Orama)
lreN1 Ounne. Barbera Bet Geddll (2
rtts . "min)
"Ten rrom YOOf Show Of Showa"
( 1973, Comedy) Std Caesar, Imogene
C0<;,1 ( t t11 32 mtn )
119 "Danny· ( t979. Adventure) ~ •
Sunday August 3. t9a6 13
Page. George LUC4t ( 1 hr .. 28 min.)
(%) "Warrung Sign" ( 1985. Drama) Sam
Wa1erston, Kathleen Quinlan. (·1 ht . 40
min)
d (C) "The Heavenly Kid" ( 1985, Comedy)
Lewis Smtih, Jason Oedrlck ( t ht , 29
min) .. CD "Way Our West" ( 1936, Comedy)
Stan Laurel, Ollvef Hardy ( 1 hr . 46 min.) CV "Whose Life Is It Anyway?" ( 1981,
Orama) Richafd Ofeytuss. John Cassa·
vetes. (2 hrs.)
•([l) "Teahouse Of The· August Moon"
(1956, Comedy) Marlon Brando, Glenn
Ford. (2 hrs . 15 min )
1111(%) "Norma Rae" ( 1979. Ofama) Sally
Field. Beau Bfldges ( 1 hr . 53 min )
.-lveaing ----
.. .,.,m ...... ,,. ...
& I 1 I II l90llT .... U_19',Am.Y _. .... OIUIY ...
.,. "That's Dancing!" ( 1985. Musi-
cal) Gene KeUy, Liza Mlnnelli. A star·
studded compilallon featuring more than
five decades of Hollywood's greatest
dance sequences 'G' ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) CID 90Wll "The Four Sea$oos" (198t.
ComedX) Alan Alda. Carol Burnett Th<ee
couples. all clo5e. long-time friends. eicp&-
nence profouod changes In their relatlon-
sh1ps when one of t~ marriages dlsl~
~ates. 'PG' (I hr .. •7 min.)
ll)_,,. "The Man With O<le Red Shoe" (f9~ Comedy) Tom Honks. Dabney
Coleman Chosen at rend<><n, a somewtiat
off·centet vtolinlst Is thrust into the cross·
fire of rival CIA groups In Washington
'PG~~. 32 min) -1-... '= Cl.o. POii ~ The Rush
family starts a round of bickering When
~~ 10 make out his will ·1=,.._ .....
-~ IMllC • WAl9CCI Oii AllJO MCml Formula Orie Grand Prix
of Germany, from Hockenhelm, Wast Ger-
many. (R) ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
([).,. "°fhe Ex·Mrs. Bradford" ( 1936,
Mystery) William PoweM, Jean Arthur. An
amateur sleuth and his former wife solv9' a
&efiet of racetrack rnurdera. ( 1 hr"' 20
min~ NI·-=-Fr TWf lntefVleW With ~rot Burnell. I:::. .... Mtfyl Streep: a compu1. tf~~ted, 30-foot King Kong.
ll.llllC~lllCU. -~c•• .-.,,, .... ,...,..._
kit ... ...,. .... .. wow
,. -"Par<Jners" ( 1956. ~y)
14 Sunday, August 3Vf986
Dean Martin, Jflrry Lewis. A ranch fore-
man and a playboy pit Their wits against
crOOka Who are attempting to . BWlndle
some fatm pr<>p«ty. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.) 19. t • M.,..,. Feetured: down u~
I
to A..;:.-:=.r New Z.Sland
WftMUlllH U.ATU..
=---OIA&R'lm
.. Nm ..... .. tA ~A A profile of tht noctur·
nil ~ mouse. Q 1 .. ,, ......
~=-YOGI Former TV announcer-
turneckandldate. Bob Forehead, under-
goes charismatic tral~o eoabllt him to
cha""*>n the cause fOf business
(%)llOWll "Sharma And Ond" (1~.
Comedy) Suzanne Bu<den. Roben Ur·
quhert An English teacher's admlfatlon
for a science-fiction novellst's works takee
an unusual turn~ meets the writ·
er's da= ( 1 hr .. 23 min.) .. 1~1C'•C10W .. -. .. Am1nor
auto aocldent .puta Amanda face to tace
with an lntematlonal terrOriet (A) ( 1 hr ) 8 e ,_ Oevld takea. a job et the
auction house wtlefe hla mothef works In
at8f8:oJ:) e "Psycho" (1960, Suspense)
Anthony Pe<klns, Janet Leigh. A young
woman encounte<a a psychotic killer at a
secluded motel after stealing a large sum
ot =~ erflPIOY• (2 hrs ) I: ... _.,, A""'""''"""' Yorkshire poliOe officer Ronald Cfaven·s
(Bob Peck) r8'entleaa MArctl for his
daughtet'a murdertf. A.I • lo98 for a mo-
tive. Craven learns that hit daughter was
In an antl-nuoleat organtultlon and that
her lnteltlgence file 18 With a CIA agent
(Joe Don Baker). (Part 1 of 3) In stereo
~hra.)
• .__ AT '°" Slnger,.Mel Torme
and planltt George Shearing perform
"Strike Up the Band." "Bluee In the
Night" and Shellrlng't "Luflaby of Bitd·
land." In ttereo. ( 1 hr.)
I ........ ~CNI~ "Blllt. HQlldey·
The Long Night of Lac:ty Dey'' This portrait
of Jazz sfnger Blllle Hoildey melds fllfn and TV appearance clips (Including a per-
lormanoa of "Fine and Mellow" with eoi.
man HaW!(IM and L•ter Young) with In·
lervlews of contemporaries Including
b&ndleader Artie Shaw, recofd prOducer
JoM Hammond and critic Leonard Feath·
et. 0 ( t hf .. 30 min.) ~---"The Gauntlet" ( 1977. Actven-
ture) Clint Eat!Wood. Sondra Looke A
determined police officer attempts to sur-
vive • setup wnlte dtllveflng 1 key wttneea
-a V9f'f u~oop«atlw proetlMt -to a
!l_ndicatt trill. 'A' i<' hf., 48 min.) w ... WA. ·•a• Hlghllghta 01
ttlf 1985 $ttt Frencflco '""· ®-''A.H Of Mt'' (198-4, Comedy)
Stew Mertln, Liiy Tomlin. A haptete ltw•
yer'• normal routlnt ueumet 1 dffftrtnl
perspective after a canttnktroua htlr•' a
aoul tr•nam9atea into one lldt of hie
t>Qdy. 'f>G.1 :J' 0 ( 1 hf .. 33 min.) CC ... "L.tttforoe" ( 1985, Science Ac·
lion) Sttvt ~II:. Peter Arth. Thr ..
space vamplret are trantp«Ttd to e.rlh.
Whet• they embark on• ttn'lfylng mutdtt
~"· ·~·· 40 min.) ~=-"The Cotton Club" ( 198-4. Ofa·
ma) Richard Gere. Gregof)' Hlo.nJ 1(1 I~
1930s. a )aZz muslclan N"" the Ufe of a
powerful racketeer end II lowed oeeper
and deePftf Into the Ylofont WOf1<f ol gang
sters and gunmen lft stereo 'A' (2 hrs . 7
min.) m flON "Laughing Anne" (1954, Ofa
ma) Wendell Corey. Mergaret LockwOOd
A young girl falls deepty In love with ti crrp
pied eic-bOUf. (2 rvs.)
118 D e ..... .,._ A. pomogrephk;
film ater and her -.zy hulbend move
into a haunted hOute In stereo (R) Q •=':.. .... ~ N 9AW Meryl Streep. a compvt
et~ed, 30-loot King l<ong (I) , ...
(JJ)......a ..
.. 9 (J) UTI I MJ.a A 98f'lel of m!Shaps
ruins Allie's plan to return the dress &he
~I foe l<&te (R) 8 •.,. "The tleptlant Man" ( 1980
Ofama) Jotln Hun, Anthony Hopklos
Based on the Nie of JOOn Menlok, a horn
bly deformed Vletorlarwtf'a Engllshmaq
whose Ille was spent In cheep freak eich1
blllons until he met a dedicated pnyslctan
Q_ (2 hrs., 30 min)
• .. "lhe Man Who LOVed Cat
Dancing" ( 1973, Orama) Bun Aoynolds.
Sarah Miles A.n outlaw falll In love with
the sole survivor of a train hit gang robbed
and must outw11 his cohorts to enaure Ml
e;;,.(~hr8)
0 .,. "Baby COOlitS Home" ( 1980
Ofama) Colleen Dewhurst~ Warren Oates
A middle-aged couple who have alfeady
raised three children find themM!Yes per
ents again. (2 hrs ) e .,. "The BrotherhOOd" ( 1968
Ofama) Kirk Douglas. Aleic Cord When
two brothers become enemlet because ol
Matla connlcts. one flees to Slefly (2
hrs) ~ lllTIOlal Wt llC IDl.ll I• C.p
luring beluga whalee: Nepal'• mountain
dwellers. preventing avalanches: thct
molh; skydiving camer111T18n Nonnen
Kent. (2 hrs)
• ._ CAii...,.. "Billi. H()fld.8y ftle Long Night Of UdY o.y· This portrait
of )aU sfnger Blllle Holiday meldt Ihm and
TV appearence clipa (lnciudlng a pet
formance ol "Fine and Mtllow'' with Colt
man HaW!(ins end Lester Young) wllh In·
larvi.ww ol contemporarJtt lneluding
bandleader Ar119 Shew. t800fd proc:tuoer
John Hammond and critic Leooard Feath· "'·~.n:~> I M•.U.'I mA'18T ""1 World So ~rles Greetett Momenta (R)
lfM19
.. "Ar11'1Yr" (1981, Comedy)
Dudley Moore. U:r. Minne!A. A. drunken.
hfdonlstlc young mllliOf'lelr• falle 1n love
with e p<>Of waltr .... bu1 Nt family threat·
ent to ~t off hit lnhtf"-.noe unlete ht mar~• debutentt 'PG' ( t ht., 37 min )
•• Cl> 19W1M1T Gtoroe flnally gets to meet hit onty llvlng tt'9llve. (R) Q CI> MNT frt1oee tht ltft of Egypt's leto
P'tlldent Anwar al-S.dat Stars loult Gos.Mtt Jf .. Sadat, Barry MOfM 01
Menaohtm Begln, ~ Ptteotf os
Leonid Brtitlnev and Ctvtst~ L .. as the Shah or Iran. !Part t of 2) (2 IYI ) •--•••fl Avstrall3n wrlttf Rut-
-Monday Coal.
&ell Braddon foltuw 1 t11 cou1111y·-. Murray
Rt\19f from 1111 !»OurUI 111 I~ S™'W'Y Mn1.n
1a1ns 10 us estuary lf1 lhe lnd111n Oc.n111
ilil 0 (I hi ) Cl) AUTO UC. USAC Midgets fr om 111
dla~ia ~R) ( 1 hr , 30 non ) r~111am au •• • t n ~ ._. ...... ~Geoige
Plimpton prete'ltl Clips of variety stl()W<;
game SllOW9 'And music v\deOI from 1eiev1
StOf\ •round lhe world tncl\Jdlng Italy Ja
~ and the Soviet Un!On
(J,J ... "The Go Maslets' ( 1983. Drn
·ma} Kuang Y1-Stian. Rln'8ku Matsunam1
The retal10n1111p between 1wo nten ~
Japanese. the o ther Ch1neae -"ctwon1
c~ over teVeral years ( I h1 . 33 min J
-· (I) ~ I LACIY Though sllll on mate<nlly lea119. Lacey atlempts 10 briny a ·riua:;:·""' offende< •• , .... ~. 1----.,. "Assault 011 f'10C1(1(.I IJ'
( 1976, Crime) Austin Stoker. Darwin
Joston C<>ps and cono/lctt JOI" forces to
pr~• e teeo-aoe gang from 1ayint1 Siege
to a nearly delertod pOlk:• s1a1t0n R' c 1
hr ,31 min) CID 1IT 1 •Two of lhe Bulls' s~nr playerc;
land In ~I thaflK• to a con srltst's scheme
Cf) ~ -.al Guest JoM Ratren
berQtf ("Cheera'. (R) .... At' ICA
-Cl) .-Y ---A&.~ • Wit.Al Comedy skatch.s C(eated lrom personal
illences In ste<eo ( 1 hr J ....... ...,., II
-Cl rTI "The Black Middle Clase;' mrr am Diii Al1'BL ALM ..,. OflP ~ Thfeo dance
V1deOs "Vitual Shuttle ·• "frflctured V<111
altont" and "Rude Raid " In Sle<eo O C8J .,. "Surf II" ( 198~ Comedy) fd
dt• Oeezen. Unda Kernclge A madmen
concocts fl 1e1nt9d soft drink lhat compels
aurlere and t>each·b\Jma to eat garbegf'
'A' Jl,,'li;i~ min l tWlfLO• ...
tmUY mAm Skelcho' a .. Oues1 f(lr Ftrf<'
tektoff: commttllng g1andta1ne1 10 a tu
ne<el home, the B1gota JOOn Byner <.
fil. eudltlons toi T OOISlO .... ..,.,
llOYtl "The Nanny' (196'>
Sutpenu) Balle 0oV1S Wlllt&m Ob A dt'l
turbeld child and ht" nanny re!.enl each
other for their responllblHty 1n 11'\e de1tlh nt
the bO~ster (1 h~ • mmerr Wntin (lrouyht
wreek1 havoc with lhe OO<>d9' Agricultu1AI
ptent, the Leadbelllf, try lo rttvrvfl 1M11
l~hbOft' ap1rn1 WTWlwam.l llAtA-• 11•• 9GIT .....,. ..... , .....
.. "A•veng 0 1 Thtt Ntttos
( lee.4. Comedy) RObnfl Cnm1drne. An
lhon)' EdWardt Fed up with aulfertng
lntermlnlble humllllllOnll mut1Wmlndo0
by en upperclaN fr1uernlty ot machO eth
let ... • groujl.Of f1.-hm1n ~worm out
OHtt dtCICS. 10 ttt the coOe09'11 veluo-4
1tt11Qh1. 'A' ( 1 hr . 30 min I CZ) .. "tne Home And Thf< World.
( 1984, OrtrN) Victor 8an11r1~. Soomltr11
Chetttf)H A w111thy Indian flt thft turn ol
the century cornea to regtel h•t dt"<:191on
to lnttodUce his compla~t. \\tMllleted
wltt to en Oki MeM now ~nvnllle<!
j
~~2 hrs .~ t min)
tt11 II Ci ...... ,.L A P9YChlC Nekl Mag
rium's help 1n changing premonl11ons of
ha( own death . (A) ( 1 hr . 10 min ) ....
UMIDAY~ L-:=.r :r--
ITM'ilm
YU, 1•1 I& Af1er citizens prot•t the
rnanul11Gtur1ng of a dangerous chemleal In
lhelf town. Hacl<er learns Iha.I Appleby IS
one of lhe =·• ilJpportert I?=.": lMlliA
"' ~ .,_ "Mallb\J Express" ( 1984,
Adult) Oatby Hinton, Sybil Denning At·
signed to 1nvesllaate a computer compa·
ny's Shady buerness dealings. a Texan
finds himself In the middle of a e.py caper
~~ <O llOWll "Between Lovera" ( 1983. Ora
mil)• Jeste SJ. James, John Leslie A IUC·
C81talul faShlOO deslQnef dllcover1 he<
husband having a.n aff11r and leav" him
10 ltnd another mltn whom she aito m11r
rtes _11 hr . 30 min) tlillD e mt OP CMIC* From May 1985
actor Roger Moore end Leona.rd Wuaeck
!ind lhe 9irdc8ller1 J<?l~ hOel Johnny C81
eon In alefeo (R) ~, ) ;~~...:.:::
?aro1 8urne1t e mM •f1M1-N-wa• Jeffrey Lyons and M1
cnael Medved profile Hollywood'• r1111ng
Mars including Danny Glover. Amy Madl-
uan, Rae Oewn Chong and Kevin Kllne In
stereo. (A} (£)-•••MJ. (}I) .o¥ll ''Tho Jerk ' ( 1979, Comedy)
Steve Martin, Bernadette Pe1era An 1n
c1e<.11bly stupid young man, the while
(;lepson of bteok Sharecroppe11. maket a
fortune W11h a bizarre Invention 'R' ( I hr .
33 mm) (l) 9CMI "Katherine" ( 1975, Orama) Ari
C11rney, Sissy Spacek A teen-age heltesa
r1t)6CI& her lemlly en<l llfeetyle lo 1<>1n a 1e1
1or1sf oigan1zat10n (' hrs ) e 111a.m a.1===-.
::. "Woman Times Seven" ( 1967
Comedy) Shirley Maclain•. Alan Arkin
Seven Hlrftmely dltt!Went female pe<CJOn
alt118S ernerge 1ga1na1 a ParllNn b8ck
dr (2 hr•. ~ mtn )
~ .. -:,. "°"" • .,. "No Plac. To Aun" ( 1972. Dr•
m11) Herachel Batnarl:11, Larry Htgmen
Art orphan and hla grandiather flee tt'le
country When authofltlel refuM them per
lm''i:.~i"°' '_' tw • 30 m1n J
TGP ... _John~lnt (11·0
1, 9 KOi) VI Devey MonMIN (11·6, 9
KOs) 1n I jvnlOt wtlt~ bOUt ached· uled lor 10 roundl. ttom Allentlc City (A)
J.?.hru .. • CJ) .,_ "The Day Tho l ovlng
Stopped" ( 198 1. Or,.mn) Oennl11
w,.evflf, Valerle Harper A yOUllQ woman,
on lt)I eve of l'lef mar~. tecall9 with her
younger lltltr the lhalttr1ng experience
01 l1ef ~IOvfnQ t')8rtr11 • MPBtatfon an~
bitter divorce. (A) ( 1 hf 20 min )
(l ).,. "UntU Septembef" ( 1984, Ota
ma) Karen Allen. ThilJf ,Y Lhermltt•
Stranded in Parts af11H being tepereted
lrom her IOUf gtoup, an Ameflcan women
meets and falls lo IOve With a me.rrl9d
oan.ket 'A" ( 1 ht • 35 m1n )
W D e U11W"'"'11'9 Lili UI
Scheduled singer CAuy Hou.ton In eter·
eo (1 ~ 1:. "Desef't Trail" (1935, Weet•n)
John Wayne. M.ary KorM\8n A rodeo ater
sell ou1 10 trap a gang of benlc rot>Wr1
~hr., 30 min ) II= "The Losl Veers" ( 1076, Oocv-
meolary) Newly unea11hed dowmenta
purport lhal '*"' Christ undeftoot< • J)ll·
grimage stretching trom Rome to Tibet
during the 16 yeera of his Hfe not.recorded
lin t~G=•;~~s.)
-ICOTT 1:t1 lllMI "Breaking All The RUlee"
( 198-4. Orama) Carl Merone, Thof
Btshoptta A man Wint a atuffed mouM at
an amusement park mldwey. ""'9M re
lh81 11 contain& a valulble lfOlen gem. 'R' i! ht , 31 mm.)
W • ~ -.al Guest John Ratzen-
belger ("C~· (R) • AT M Scheduled revllwt·
"Blg Trouble" (Peter Falk. Altltl Min),
·:Notl)lng 1n Common" (Tom Hanke,
Jackie Gleeson). "V898b0nd" (Sandrlne
Bonnelre, Macha Metil)
i!=.9:u. ~ llOWll "Norma RM" ( 1979, Orama)
Sally Field. Beeu &idgea A young women
laces alienation from her family end
lriends at &he anemp11 to unl<>nile her fel-
low rac1ory W<><ke<t In a Southern mill
1own 'PG' ( 1 hr . 53 min )
W (H).,_ "fhe Big Score" ( 1983. AdVen
lure) Fred WIHlamson. John Saicon A
tough ChlCago narcotlel cop It dllmleeed
from the force In a scandal end goea look·
Ing for revenge agalntt lhe drug dNlefa
responslble. 'R' ( 1 hr , 25 min ) -1 ii !!'""'ATCM ~Cocoanvll" ( 1929, Comeoy)
M1r11 Brothers. Kay Francia. A group of
z.anles tak .. OWlf • reeort hot .. In lhe clays
ot the FIOtld• lend boom (2 htl ) f
I .... , .....
M.&.•1W1Mat . .,....,.
ts llOWll "The Cotton Club" ( 19M, Ota-
ma) Richard Gere. Gregory Hine.. In the
t 9306. 1 )aZ2 muelclsn .. vet the nte of •
powerful recitetMf end is lowed ~
end de8P9' Into the vlolent world Of gano-
•••r• and gunmen In 11ereo 'A' (2 hrt • 7 -•J.cc.-(1) • 8IMC* tll-"The LlndberOl'I Kid
~=~ ... ----......
M := .... , I
• .,. "Tht Oeuntlet" ( 1977, A<Mn-
iura) Clint Eattwood, sondtl LO<IC• A
cietermlnocl pollcle offletr 1ttempt1 lo tur
\ltv1t 11 t!etup whlle dellY.mg I k9)' Wit,._.
" very unoooptratlve prottltut• ~ to 11
i ndleate trial 'A' O ( 1 hf • 48 min I .. ...,. ....
... "t Coof-" ( 1963, Suepenee)
· Sunday,Auguat 3, 1oee 1e
..
Montgomer) Chft. Anne B&J1l8f 011ecle<1
by Alfred H11c:hccck A prlOSt honurs rhe
&ancllty of rhe coofes91ooal when he
sta nds trial tor a murder commttted by
lone~h=fesSO<s (2 hrs ) ---·-·-·.no. c~·• w ••• ,_ cw1a1 t n..-
.,..""" ... ~ GeOfge Plimpton presents ctlps of variety shows,
game ShOw9 and muai<: vldeOs from televi-
sion around the world lnck.ldlllg Italy Ja
In and the Soviet Unk>n
-PAmta nm•,..,,,,.,_.
ll1f Uwtal MfWY
-Tuesday
-llondng Movies-
•CC> "Places In The Mean' t 1984. Orama)
g&tty Field. Lindsay Crouse ( 1 hr • 42
min) 00 "The S1len1 One · ( 1984. Fantasy)
Telo Malese. George lienare ( t hr 35
min)
(%)."Nonna Rae" ( 1979, Orama) Sally
fleld. Beau Bridges ( 1 nr 53 min I
11941.) "Enchanted ISiand" ( 1958. Adven·
ture) Dana Andrew . Jane Powell 12
hrs)
•CC) "Allee Adams"· ( 1935. Orama) Ka
1har1ne Hepburn, Fred MecMurray ( 1 hr
• 39m1n) CID Reurnon Al Fa11bo<ough" ( 1985
Orama) Robert Mitchum. Deborah Kerr
1.!_ hr , 50 mtn. )
Cl) "Not Gu111y1 · I 1974 Mystery) Chns
topher George. [)nSdate Landen ( I hr
30 m1n)
(%) "Out Of The Past" ( 1947 Orama)
Kirk Douglas, Jane Greer ( 1 hr . 3 7 min ) •9 ''The Adventurers" ( 1970. Orama)
(Pan 2 of 2) ~Im Fehmtu, Charles
Az.navoor ( 1 hr . 30 min ) •Cl) "The Frozen Dead" ( 1967, Hmror)
Dena Andrews. Anna Polk (?hrs)
-CC) "Blame 11 On The Ntghl" ( 1984. Ore·
ma) Nld( Mancuso. Byron Thames ( 1
hr., 2~fT\ln ) 00 "Arthur" (1981, Comedy) Dudley
Moore. Liza Mlnnelll ( 1 hr . 37 min ) Cl) "This Could Be The Night" ( 1957.
Comedy) Jean Simmon,, Anthooy Fran·
ciOS8 (2 hrs )
(%) "Warning Sign" ( 1985. Orama) Sarn
Waterston, Kathl"6n Quinlan ( 1 hr , 40
min.) ..: -(fl) "A Time For Dying" ( 1969, West9rr1)
Audie Murphy, VtCtOf J<xy ( 1 hr 55
min) M <rJ "Your Cheattn' Heart" ( 1964, Blogra
ptly) OeofQ8 Ham111on. Susan 011vef ( 1
hf . 38 min)
-· "His Majesty O'K .. le" ( 1954, Ad
VWltUft) Burl Lencast6r, Joon Aloe (?
h<1.) CID "The Empire Strlk~ Back' ( 1980,
Sotence Fietlon) Merk Homlll, H.trt ll!Qr1
Ford (2 hra . 4 min ) "Sesame Street Prr..nntt f ollOw Th111
Bird" ( 1985 <.,omedy) VOices of .Jim
16 Sundey. August 3. 1986
~.UT •ACI COAlm
.I).,,. "Warnmg Sign" ( t985 Orama)
Sam Wa1e1s1on. Kathleen Outnlan Re-
searctl sc1enlls1S are turned 1n10 hom1ctdal
maniacs when a secret germ warfare ex Pf>11m~1 goos hnywtre A' ( 1 nr 40
nun I
.. .,,. "CraepshOw" ( 1982. HOUOI)
Hal HOlbrool<, Adrienne Barbeau A qutn
tel of horrOI st0t1eS from a child's comlG
bOOk rncludeS tales atx>ut re-anlmaled
COf PSft, alien vegetation. a VOf&elOUS
ape-llke creature and millions of vengeful
coctuoeches '.ff ( 1 hr . 57 min )
-· .,,. "KIOndlke Annie" ( t936. Ad ~enture) Mae West, Victor Mclaglen A
saloon Singer takes a dead mlSSionary's
1den111y and runs off With a sea captain. ..
Henson. t.arrOll Spinney ( 1 hr . 28 min )
"Sharma And Beyond" (1984. Come-
dy) Suzanne Burden. Robert UrQuhart ( t
hr , 23mtn) w• "Whlspe11ng City" ( 1947, Orama)
Helmut Oanttne, Mary Anderson ( 1 hr
30m1n ) ·
tae (C) "Ro11e Hart" ( 1942. Orama) Ginger
Rogers, Ge<xge Mootgomery I 1 hr 14
min)
Cl) 'Shanghai Express" ( 1932. Orama)
Marlene Dtetrtch, Clive Brook ( 1 hr • 20
min )
t19 "Rhinestone" ( 1984, Comedy) Sy!
ves1er S1a11one Dolly Parton f 1 hr 51
rntn I
HI 'The Woman In Red" ( 1984 Come
dy) Gene Wilder. Keny LeBrock I 1 l'lr
27 mtn) MICC) 'The Brother From Another Planer
( 1984 Fantasy) Joe Mortoo, Darryl Ed
wards ( 1 hr . 44 min )
U.) ' Yellow Hair And The F0ttress 0 1
Gold' ( 1984, Western) Laurene LandOn,
Ken Robertson. ( 1 hr .. 42 min )
(l) "Conan The Destroye<" ( 1984, Ad
ven1ure) Arnold Schwarzenegge<. 0 1ace
Jones ( 1 hr . 43 min )
419 "The Siient One'" ( 1984, Fantasy)
T elo Matese Geofge Henare ( 1 hr 35
min)
•(!) "fhe Omen" (1976, HorrOI) Gregory
Peck. Lee Re~k (2 hrs.)
@ The Far Country" ( 1955. Adventure)
James ~tewBrt, Ruth Roman (2 hrs ) ~ • Johnny Dengerously" ( 198.4. Come
dy) Michael Keaton, Joe Piscopo ( 1 hr
30m1n)
(1) "Ovl 01 The Pasr· ( 1947, Orama)
Kok Douglas, Jane Greer ( 1 hr , 37 min ) _.,,. ...... ___ _
.. I.I:"
IUCl ... ICI,....
.... Q as a• ... , ......
•Hmll-.T -=--,.._ ..... ,,,""' ...
TOP IWS -Bert Coopef vs Tyr(')M Boole tor the NABF CrulsefWelght
lttlt. 9Cheduled tor 12 roundt. from Las
Voga~rve) (2 hrs , 30 min )
Ct{) "A Plano FOi Mra Cimino"
( 1982. Or ma) Bette Davis, P-""Y Fuller
A 13 year ofd widow dftcov.ta that her
homo nd mu$lc S10fO haVfl betfl .aid and
• J>
wilh the potiCe hot on hef trail.
mm;..,_
IUl'ITI
IU1WUP -econ :.\'ii •• M1911 111111WT ...... .. CC>... ... •• , .... illll Riek SpttngflekS .. NI peat Nt9
and sl'loweaM9 ~ from 1'119 album
"Teo " ( 1 ht~ (I) WAii_,_ Fonnet TV ennouncer·
turne<H:andldete. Bob F0teheed, Under·
goes charismatic tra~ 10 eni1ble him to
champion the cauee fOt big~
takes 1eQa1 action lo r~ oontfol of her es1ate O ( 1 hi • 40 min (I) _.. "The R1wt t" ( 199'. Or•
ma) Tommy Lee Jonel, Metttw Plimpton
Paroled atttlf wvlng INrtten )'Mft In pr-.
on. a man retuma to NI ttome along trit
Ml$SIUIW and atruggtea to form • r•
tlonshlp wilh lhe deUght• he ,.... kn.w
'PG' ( 1 hr. 34 min.)
()) ... "Kind Hearts And Cofontt1''
(1949. Comedy) Alec ~. OeMla
Prioe Denied hit blnhrlght becaUM hie
mother married below htf station, a~
•Sh young man ~ rTMdert the eo-
centMC relativ.t wN> atend ~him •land ~JS: dUkedom ( 1 ht • 44 min l
lo"tf.,. W Sera deCtdee
IO go out wllh OM of JeckJe't formtf f)Oy·
triendt
..,.,,~WULIM I_,.,, -..... ,,...
... "Blame It On The Night"
( 1984. Orama) Nlek MancuaO. 8yion
Thames Atttlf hit moth« dlM. a 13-yeat·
old ta I01ced Into • painfully twtcward r•
union With hit rocil ttar flfhtt -• men rw
MYer knew 'PG·13' (1 hr .. ?6 min ) -... ,Cll .. Ill mnmn·u•n rn11rr lntfl"MW
with T tmpestt Bledaoe (''The Cot0J $h0w~. 1,. :ii. ~ Bitty Crystal,
llthlon -06ent von Furatent>tto l =~-E .... .... ,.,.
Attlnta &av91 at Sen OleOO Padr..,.u:.a.r . 30 min ) l •n111-.r --.. "Minnie And Molkowttt''
(1972. Romenct) a.. Ro.eendl. Sty·
mou1 Ca•. A mllmetcn.d ccup1e atnlg-
glo to remeln t~ ~ their merry
<'ltftfenc.t. 'PG' ( t hr .~ min.) .........
.... I GI M ~ Featur9d: a ytjMt 10
'M It\ VIWICOWer. <tah COtumCll ,_._,,
. M • u: F'•turtct a look et kJdl who comtNt trton, womtt\'a tfyled ~
-I -hetlMy Coal. -30
.,. •• 10
I -
Idell
')O'f•
'ttll. ro
" 10 >la
~
cktr
.. I'•·-A J. IOd Rick con-Ouct an lfMltlgetlOn Into tN marltel tm-
P'~• of "IUnt" Edle'a huab&nd. (R) ~ ii .. ,.. Oectcet trecka ~ mem-
bert of tN A·Tewn In• mountelnOUI r•
Ql9n. In ettreo. (R} Q ( 1 hr ) • Ill _. M IOlll tony geta In· ~In • mucllllV!IO campe9' b PT A
"·~i. = • II CI A,,., """"°"'""' who mwdeted 1'1111 deuQtttet, en
emotloNly chined Crawn (BoO Peck)
entert I ptyChletrlc hoepftel: ht leW 89611
Jtdbutgl'I (Jot Don Bektr) to help Nm
find the plUtonlum hit muahttf' a orgeN-
i.atlon wea eftet. (Pert 2 Of 3) In afefeo a. ~A A look et the effecta of INSAT ii, 1~·1 communlcatlool Mtelllte. on
the Nlflon't-<Yllleget •nd Nf81 e< .... Q ( 1
'
..... "9 H•,_ Thl9 look et the operetlon9
locll ~t In the Soviet Union P'Oflet Netchodka Town Council Seer•
tA!)' T1tyan11 Neumove. ~ ( 1 hr.)
(;J .. "Commendo-:T ( tMA. AOW!o-
tute) Arnold ~. Rae Oewn Chona. The ex-IMder of an elite mMltery t• Jore. II PftlMd beCk Into ~
when Ne dtughtet la kldnlpped. 'R' Q I 1
30 Iii.)
.. "The a.ductlon" ( 1982.
) Morgan Felfchlld, MlchHI Sar·
re.tin. A glamoroue TV n.we 1ncnorwom-an It~~ I mtntelly dllllKbed e A' ( 1 hr .• 46 min.)
"Pelt Aide(' ~Wettem)
EMtwood. ~ . A~
terioue 1tr~ rldel Into • mining town
encl btlngl ~ relef to gold
Pfoepecton t*nQ helruMd ~ en un-it: powe1 baron. ·a· < 1 hr .. 53 i .. ~s...m. Stre.t Prteenta. Fol-'low That 8itd" ( 1985, Comedy) Volcee of
"""' Heneon. Carrol Spinney. Whllktd IWllY to lllflOle by a mleglllded IOdll worur, Bia Bltd left out on an ld¥entut•
to 'W' frllndt In New Yortc. In atereo. ! 1 hr .. 28 min.) "Ortnwood" (1947, Drema)
h Wertlclc. WfitM 8'1MM\. A young
dOCtof t.ak• on the relpOllelblllty of P'O-wtdlr'O a home tor en ~ ycung glf1
dlpft.ed of nonnel ruMn oont9Cf. (2
_., .. ''Miko: Tht .... Of 0.th" '?T11~) Alcfwd .Meckel, Jeri-,., . An ~ nth«· men trtee o prot«:t .,._, ~ lhltttt
rmrn~ hunwa. '1 rw .• so min.> W • P&al 111117 A Europeen =: ~ .,.,,_. unupectedlr on hit 1mlt:°' .. (A)Q
e N .,W Comedian Billy Crystal.
fuhlon ~ne Von Furstenberg ~~. .. *CJ) ..... PJ. Magnum finds hlmself
living In the 1930a trying to eotve • case ffi) u hr.) • 8 • ...,. A polloe wgeant IS
8COU9ed of morderlng his unfel1hful wile
In stefeo. (R) ( 1 hr.) • 0 ......,.. In blaci<-anO-whlte
sequenoee. Oevld and ~ imagine •
l~ In the 19-'0t kWestlgeting •
murder. (R) Q ( 1 hr) I':. "Al Capone" (1~59, Biog.ra-
ptly) Rod Steiger. Fey Spain. OuMg Pro-
hibltk?fl, Chicago IS held In the grip of
Q!.nolei'ld cur At CasX>nt. (2 hrs.)
• llR.OM Sri t..anka'a sacred etephanll
that carry Buddha's tooth; fire walkers
whole torture leacts them Into • trance. ( 1
hr.)
l .... ,.LOM»
llOWA A 50th ano/Vefsary celebfatlon
of the OC-3. the WOftd War II altcratt that
dtem-,,lcally changed COOVTl8'Ci81 llit trav-
el. (Rl.£..P ht.) Cl} I tll'I .UmT"" BasebaH
~Jt~> (1 hr )
~-"Norma Rae" (1979. Drema)
Salty Reid. Beau Bridges A young women
faces ellenatlon from her femlly end
fri.ndl as she attempt& to unionize he! fel-
low factory workers In a Southern mill
town. ·po· ( 1 hr .. 53 min.)
•(I) UMT An older and wlMf Sadat (Lou-
is Goaett .k.) b9comet dillllusk>f1ed with
wer eher the death of his bfother end con-
llder'I that peeoe might be poeelbte ~
stars Ma(j()tyn Smtth. Berry MOfM. ~ Pert0H. Christopher Lee (P8r1
2 of 2) (2 h,._) al .... "The Porn Pom Glfla" ( 1978.
Comedy) Roo.rt Carradine, Jeonifet Altl·
1ey High IChool eenk>fa decide to oel&-
bf ate the end of formal studies In their
own allghtly unorthodox W8)'9 ( t hr . 50
min)
~Umtl~U n A 100k
at• haplesa trevellng be~etbell ule8man
on his 30th birthday
-~ '11:'..9-Kldnappet9 reqUMt a 1' mllllon rantlOl'TI tor the aafe return of a
"'child. (Al ( 1 hr )
11 T:, .•.... Spenaer look•
Into the myaterlous circumttancet aur
rounding the death of 1 novitiate (A) O
j 'iiw co.rrhla look at the operetioos
!Ocal government In the Soviet Union
profllee Ra6thodka Town Council S.Cr•
t•ryJ:~ne Naumova Q (1 hr) • ..,.. "'fm-m.. EJtMe P*'forma ~~ Me One More Chance" end "Woke
Up In Love " The Matnee Brothlfa ting M
tectlona from th91f elb\#n "H~ Rollin' "
and are jOll'9d by Ttrry Allan. In atereo
! (1 hf.)
... 1'TNef'' ( 1981. Oreme) Jen'9I n. Tueemy Weld. A profeealonel
ctook ~up hit~ fOf I big accn that hahOPet wllf eecure111t temlty's
Mllfe. 'R' (2 hrt.) ·
(I)-.. CUP a1M11&1IOIMl0 •l•l •l BoerdMllef• i'tom 1 t dlffefent countrtet comc>ete in the
wavee end trlctcy traot wtnd$ ot llt.H'I
Olamood ~ Htwal { t ht.) ttr t ,. 1 he chetripJonehlp lltle
hanga In the ~ .. the Celbnlll
&Illa play the big geme of the llllCW\. CO .,. "Little Treeeure" (1816, er..
me) Margot Kidder. Ted o.twof\. In.._.
co. 8 11rlpper tMm9 up wtth I Midy
American ex-patriot to ..,ch tor here.
ther and a stolen fortun.. 'R' ( 1 Iv., 26
min.) · Cl)~ ... 8k9tch: .... ~
training t~ muggera. (R\
()) ... "CofMwldo'' (1986. A.tM!n-
tu<e) Arnold Schwarzenegger. AM Oewn
Chong. The ex-teedet of en • mma.y
teak f0tce Is P'eeMd i.:tc Into ..W:.
when his 08ughtet la k~ In*""°· 'R'~min.) ..1-.-... a I -1c.u.-·---... "uw.tlnll" ( 19M, er.me)
reg Bradford, Mary Betti Evene. Prri·
playing student• from rlwl ~ hWI
achoofs get together tor • ~-'l"
I( 1 hr .. 33 mW! ) . ....
NI 1..····-tmlAY IRAm Sketchea: • ~ ...,_
owner trades • ten; the 8igotl; the Mure
0,1 ··:.cr~
.. , • ··-lnlteed of golrlO ~ Ing twloe 8 week 81 the~ w.ge> ..
lta a strange houee.
IC.-ITAlm • I WW.
• 1111•..,. .,..__
IClmt..,
.,. "Boteto" (1984. Orlme) Bo
Derek. ~ge Kennedy. Aftet ~
trom en Engllatt t>oerdlng achool. • ~
an ioumeya to Atet>'e end Spelrl In ~
of her flrat loYet 'A' ( 1 hr .. 41 min.) . .. "" tW «!1 .,. "Station Stx Sehara" ( 1•.
Oremll) Carroll Baker, Petef Vf//11 Eydl.
T enslOnS toer among f\119 delert Oii wort.•
era wtlefl a plene contlllnlng • aexy bb'°9
and her embltteted ex-hUebend «..,_
near~=·'= tw•w a AT~
trainer tur~ to the Simona for '*P In ~
ct ting her mlating recehorM. (R) ( 1 hr .•
~o min.) e • 91f•1111a 1•1 •11"'" Hoet· Johnny c.r'IOn. 1n ,,.,~J-.r
Ip
-di I I• Hecker aurJ)f1llngfy Ir*
an a~ Appleby whefl Ne~ llldllttt otA~lel
--~-----· • 1m&. Huey IAwlt and ....... ~rform alnglet from tl'IW allurnl
''Sportt" Ind "PlctUtt Thie. .. ~ ...
This la n," "WllUnQ on• TNn Line'' and '.:Qo You Bellew In low?" ( 1 fW.)
,... CI) ... ''Young Glrte °"" ( , •
Adult) Erice 8oY9' An ldlM tlm.,,. ""* t1er ... uar re..atentnQ. (1 rw .. 20 min.) I -1 UNlmll,,,,. -_ ,_ . .,_._
. ..r I fWinten•~
Sunday. ~ugust 3, 1988 · 11
-I aesclay Coal.
T~ 8ledaoe ('lhe ~Show'') E ............ a..
... "Porky's Aevelige" ( 1965,
) Dan Monahan, Wya11 Kroght A
group of Aooda Ngh schOOI students
matcnes w1t1 with the ptoe>ttetOt of a loUI
t)(Olhel 'R' 0 ( 1 hi • 31 min ) CD fft'llOPI • Uiem &JdwWt Thun
def on the Ohto. from Evan8Vllle. Ind (R)
i!hr ) (l)llCMI "Tl'le Viking Oueert" ( 1967, Ad-
venture) Don Munay. Adrtenne Com An
ii-lated romance deY9IOp$ between a
Roman mtlttary leadef and a beauttful tnb-
Jal monaron at a time when Brrtain IS S1~
gl1ng Under a massive political upheaval
l h<S) . •c:ua .,,. 'Heaven Help -tJs' ( 1985
Comedy) Donald Sulherland Joon
Heard In lhe 1960s. a group of teen-age
pranksters finds It dlfficUlt to roe the kne 1n
a stnclty OISCtpllned Carhc>llc IChOOI R'
(ll"lr .4'mm)
-·. L.UIW.,,.DA•Liti&zwt SctledUted actress Kathryn HarrOld. ce>-
meo1an Steven Wngnt In stereo ( 1 hr )
I TWl*'Dm ,. ...
... "Return To Peyton Place
(1961. Orama) Carol Lyni.y. Jett Chan
dler A DOOi< wnnen abovl the int1mecles
Of a small town causes a ''"°' wneri the scnoors pr~I allOwS the t>oott in the libf~:.ra·. 30 rrno ) ~ .. ml.NafU
• _.. "Outrage" ( 1973. Oiamal
Robert CA.Jlp Martyn Mason T eeo-agers
terr0tize a man and nis family 10 the pomt
wtiete tnew fives are th<eateoed ( 1 hr 30 mln4n ....r 1..,...,,.. ..... u.
.,.. "Rhine'1one" ( 1984, Comedy)
Sylvester Stallone. Dotty P111on An es·
tabllltled country Mngel' bets that sne can
turn a loudmOUtf'led New York City cab
driver into a Convtneil'lg country enterta11'l·
er in 1us1 two weeks' 11me In stereo ·po·
Q_(I ht . 5 1 min )
... Cl) ll0'9 'Tl'la Blade Master" ( 1984
Ad'VentUfe) Mites O'Keeffe. L.a Foster A
crusa<'ef baftln a po'4'9f-mad monarch wno is out to steal a 9C*ltll1'5 &eeret 1n
vention (A) ( 1 hr 20 min ) .......
(I) ... AP My Darling Daughters'
( 1972. Comedy) Robert Youog. Ray·
mond Massey All tour daughters ot a Wld
ow. plan to wed 111 a SIOgle oe<emony ( 1
-Weclnesclay
-CR) ''ThlS Is Sprnal Tap" ( t 98-4, eom.dY) AOC> ~, Miehe-' McKeen ( 1 hf • ~2
Ind HMIU And Cotonet1" ( 1~9.
) A* Gulnneaa. Dennis Price ( 1
ht • "' t'IW\. ) (I) "Minn.. And M<*cowttz': ( 1972. Ro-
mance) Oefle Aowtands, s.yl'l'IOIJf Ce
•I (1 hr .. 54 mtn ) •(C) "A Flash Of Ort1en" ( 198.4. Orama)
Ed Hams. Blalf Bro.#n (2 rn • 11 min ) 119 (1) ''SomewMre Tomorrow· (198'. Dra-
ine) Satal"I JeeaiCa P&rMr. Heney AOdl·
18 Sunday. August 3, 1986
"
ltv·:ft"'
CMYOU•11•1•t PIA IOMm Molson Go!Oeft Crntl·
lenge. tr om Windsor. Onreno (R) ( 1 hr
30 :.i. Pr.v81e ~ ( t985 Come
dYI Rob M0trow, Johnny Depp Two
teen-agers prowt tl'le beaches of a posh
resort lor beautltuf women 'A' ( 1 hr . 22
min}
(%)_.. ''Keetie Ttppef" ( 1975. Orama)
Moo.que van de Ven. Andree OombUrg
Nlll81eenttw:enlury Amsterdam IS the set·
ting of a poor country gir1'1 dimb up the
soetal "~ 1 hr . 45 mli'l ) I -. 1::11 ... ~ mM Sltetch self-defense
tra1n1ng for muggets, (R)
• MOLL ftOCIJ ClOle• Scheduled trt·
tetVl9W$ witn Jackie Gleaton and Tony
Dow ("Le.tve It to Beaver"). OIMet)(rty en-
trepreneurs ~ • ll0'9 ' Ope' tion Pacitic:' (1951. Ad·
venture) John ayne. Patncia Neal A
submarine commander contrOls hiS crew
Wllh hrnitless devotion (2 nra I
l eML•M•MaY ..... u.
1::11 --"Comma(l$SO" ( 1965, AOven·
ture) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Rae Dawn
Chong The ex-leadef of an eme milltary
task force is pr8"ed Deck 1n10 aetvlce
When hi$ daughter IS kidnapped A' Q ( t
tv .30mtn ) ·icmr•Tat
... ~Whom The BeU Tons"
( 19'3. Orama) lngrld BefQman, Gary
Cooper A gtoup of Spanish loyalists and
an American vow 10 blow up a bridge dur·
•ng the Spanish OW War (2 hrs , 30 min. I .='-·cyborg 2087" , 1967. Sci·
ence-Ficlion) Micha.el Rennie. Wetldell
Corey In the soc;e1y of the lvture. Earth 11
inhabited by strange belflgS . which are
haJf·human. l'lalf-mactline (2 IYI ) 'VJ .... , •••••
(H) ..... "The Women In Red' (198.4.
Comedy) Gene Wilde<, Kelly LeBrock An
othefWrSe happity ma.med San Fr&ne110o
bur~at beCOmet obteMed with a gor·
geous m<>ejef and lrteS C)e5peretely to lnltf..
ate an affatr with her 'PG 13' Q (1 hr ,
127 •'"9 llTOllD
-CmDCOllU ,..,_,.,.,.. -TMl--lfOl!aOOI
son p tv . 30 min l
"Shanghai Expr9$S" ( 1932. Orama)
MarteM O..rnch, CIMt Brook ( t tv . 20
min I 719 aJ "The Famuy Jewe4s" ( 1965, eom.dy)
.Jetry Lewis. S.baatlan Cabot. (2 llft.)
• "Steel" ( t980 Orama) LM Majort, ,., O'Nttll {l ht . '1 mitt)
' Oreued To Kill" ( 19'8. Myst )
Basil Rathbone. N!Qel ~ ( 1 hr ~
min J 118 (C) "Dune" ( 198<4. Scienot rlctton) Kyte
MKLacl'll8n. Franoete:a AMil (2 tvs. ?O
min)
'All09 TM Cl'ump" ( 1978. eom.dY)
Lynne MO<g&n Ota1.,-Fleteher ( 1 l'W . ~'1 min ) •
.. (fl "The 0Mom1ng Aftef" ( 1974. Ort"")
Cl)•--. (I) ... "The Final Terror" (1981. Hof·
ror) Joho Friedrich. Adr1M Ztned;-A knit.
witkling lunltic vlc:tlmizel eight young .. ~~.?mln.J -1·-------·-·-·--... "Yel!Ow Hair And The Fortr.-
Of Gotd" ( 19M, Weetem) 1A1nne Lan-
dOn, Ken Robemon Ari intr .. ~
railed duo COl'TlP9t• with a MexiCan gen-
eral Ind renegade comanchlfOI for gold
stolen by an Inca-Ike lndlan tribe, 'A'" ( 1
ht . 42 mln. ~="Conan The 0..troyer" (t9M Adventure) Arnold Schwarz.,,.gg.r,
Grace ..ion. Barbarian Conen II recrul1·
ed by a aentuOUt, dee.ltful QUMfl to pre>-
rect a teeo-ege pmce. on her ody99ey
10 a~ cut». 'PG' ( 1 tw., Un*\ ) -~ .. ''StOI'}' Of The Doll" (196-4.
Oramar TetcN Abgayanl. Max Theyer. A
beauty J:nt winner'• t~ II tam·
llhed nude ptlotograi>tll from her -Pl\"~· ( 1 hr .• 2$ min.)
.... "The Hatty Heelt" ( 1950. Ora·
ma) Ronald Reegan. Patt1Cfa Neel. A let·
mlNJly fll IOldier ftndl ~ _,... he Is
befriended by fl"9 wound9<I IOldlerl In •
l~-~2 ~~.... .
Mlml• lllllTWY .
... "KGOO" ( 1980~ Comedy)
Dabney Coleman. Archie Hahn. A nMr· ~rupt TV atallon chingee ~t• format 10
11keligloul progranmng 'PG' ( 1 hr . 30
lmln .. TINCI~ .. nm.,.
Willi ... "The Red Pony" ( 19'9. Ora
ma) Myrna Loy, Rober'1 Ml1chum A ~ boy grtewe .,,., loSlng '* beloYed ·~mlf).)
-an .. Lllr•INCI • =~Alm•I UW. .,... ,. ''""' ICOGIYIOO M ....... Oejll Vo" ( 1985, Orame) Jae .
tyn Smith. Nigel Terry A ~ con-
~ a acreenwr11er aod hla ftenoee that
they are the reincama11on of rwo loYer1
who dltd In a ~e fifty yMn .. rlief 'R'
(1 hf .30min )
Olcl( Van Dyke, l ynn Gerlln ( t l'W , 30
min)-
"Nonne AM" ( 19.79, Orama) Sally
' 8eeu 8r\dQea. ( 1 "' • 63 "*1.)
.. "Chlcnbtf Of Hofrore" (198$, HOt·
ror) Petrtc:a O'Nell, ~ P""•· (2 twt )
-® ··~,. (198 1. Or111no1) ~ Lo-
• lill"• T~O.wn VotUre ( 1 hr .. 3' min )
(I) "'!IQ lMgUtl" ( 19S3, Creme) Ed
wtrd 0 Robloeon. Ver.-E"9n. (I hr 10 min ) . -m.:. ~o.r. 8·~2· ( 1957. Ofamel Karl Nltalt WOOd. (2 rn.)
tWCI:> '1'• Mt Thet You L.0¥t Mi" ( 1 M3. Of~) Batb«t Wlllleme. ~ Manoueo
-W.clne1tlay Coal.
h 30mln.)
ho Purple Rose Of Cairo" (1985,
y) Mia Farrow, Jeff Daniels ( 1 hr ,
2.2 min.)
-&f•.-.oo• llovles-
.... "Freebie And ihe Bean'' (1974,
Comedy) Jamee Caen. Alan Arkin (2
hrs.)
CR) "Tho Sword Of The Valiant" ( 1980,
Fantasy) Seen Connery. Mites O'Keele U hr,, 42 mlo.)
lt:8(C) "Tender MercieS" ( 1982. Orama)
Robert Ouvan, ·Tess Harper ( 1 hr . 30
min.)
W • "Nine Oayu Queen" ( 1936, Orama)
John Miiis, Cedric Harctwlci<e ( t hr , 30
min )" (Z) "Best Defense" ( 1984. Comedy)
Dudley Moofe. Eddie MUf~Y ( 1 hr , 34
min.)
W (i) "Chef~ Of~" (Hl81, Orama)
Ben Cross. Ian Charles<)(l. (2 hrs . 3 min )
ta CC) "Fast Forward" (1 985, Muslcal) John
S<:oll Clough. Ooo Franklin ( 1 hr .. 50
• min.) • IC CID "Natk>nal Lampoon's Eufopean Vaca·
tlOn" ( 1985, C9medY) Chevy Chase.
Bev81'1Y O' Angelo. ( 1 hr .. 37 min ) . ta Cl) "National Lampoon's European Vaca-
tion" ( 1985. Comedy) Chevy Chase,
Beverly O' Angelo ( 1 l'tf., 37 min ) •CD "leachors" (1 984, Orama) Nlek
Nolte, Jo8eth Williams. ( 1 hr., 46 min.)
W (C) "Follow The Fleet" ( 1936. Musical)
Fred Astalte. Ginger Rogers ( t hr • 50
min.) CH> "Warrl0<1 Of The Wind" ( 1985, Fan·
tasy) Animated. ( 1 hr . 35 min.)
Cl) "Alloe The Chimp" ( 1976. Comedy)
Lynne Morgan. Dei1ter Fletchel. (1 hr . ?7
min.) W CZ) "Sharma And Beyond" ( 1984, COme-
dy) Suzanne Burden, Robert Urquhart (I
hr., 23 min.)
W CI) "The Jerk" ( 1979, Comedy) ~eve
Martin, Bernadel1e Peters. ( 1 hr • 33
n\in)
•(!) "Damien· Omen 11·· (l978. HOfror)
• Wiiiiam Holden, Lee Grant (2 hrs.)
(Jl) "Rio Lobo". (1971, Western) John
Wayne Jennifer O'Neill. (2 hrs.)
•Cl) "SOmewhere Tom<>frow" (1984. Ora·
ma) Sarah Je$lic3 Parker. Nancy Addi
800. (I hr • 30 min.) _ ....... ___ _ -
MWin.11
• 11111..-T --atllTll..... ... ____ ...., ..
.. "Tell Me The! You Love Me
(1983. Orama) Btrwa WIMlams. Nici<
Mal'OUIO. A Joumalltt'1 merrtege loundef• ~ '* carw commitment tparke r•~
!f!\lmtnt In'* hutbend. ( 1 hr., 30 in"' )
(.I} I'll ..._ Bvff8IO Open. hom
C~ow ... ~ ~Ji~<~~) ICM ~ HlgNlgnta from the Stptember
1985 Fenn Aid conc«t with appearanoes
by LMtUa~ l.yt'ln. Wayton =rigs, Joh~j ny Caltt, Bob Oyl.,,, Ken.ny MC • ( 1 v~ and mor• Wllllt Nelton II .
~)
CI) .a¥tl "The Purple R06e Of Cairo"
( 1985. Comedy) Mia Farrow. Jeff Dan·
iels. A Depression-era waitress whO tr&-
quenls the movies to escape her unhappy
marriage embarks on a whirlwind adveo-
ture when a matinee Idol steps off the
scr~n and into her Ille. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 22
mtn~T1 •I.e ... ~-::.Pc.~ Muriel's lat·
est assignment in1erteres with Hllflry's 1251~"ll;jry plans
IMCIB.l~••m ... Mal NAYJOID llACIC tll WATaCOI OM
MOWll "The Mysterious Stranger"
( 1982, Fantasy) Christopher Makepeace,
f'red Gwynne A daydreaming Mi98oorl
boy fancies an encounter with an angel of
dubtOUS origin 1n medieval Austria ( 1 hr .
30 m1n.) r.19e11 ... 9 mraTM-rT TW Interview
wllh=hla Loren I~ *:'Ji. Sylvester StaHone's
mother Jackie; women wres11ers
I LOWI OOll•C.,.. ...
,,..,.~.,
• .... tllf'OllTum
lf•Ml Atlanta Braves at San Diego Pad;r~ll:Jr ~s., 30 min.) ....... ..,. C'm .av. "Steel" ( 1980. Orama) Lee
Ma)Ofs. Jennifer O'Neill A be8utltul wom·
an 1s aSSlsted by a lough constructlOn
foreman 1n running the company &he In·
nertts after her father's susplclovs, sup-
P<>Sedty accldentot donth 'PG' ( 1 hr , 4 1
m1nJ. $ ...::..,,1,,. ........
When Rarpn and ton decide to try their
hand as the ma get s of a fighter, the
boxer moves 1n wi1h the KramdenS. O :
I MSIMDOWI 7a I C. TMI TOWlt Featured a visit to tsra· et and Egypt lnctudlng tho Pyr11mlds and
Israel's Western Woll
I MClltlllllfft' WMAntw1m•1• m m L.A. Featured. 0 h umOfOVS look
al 11&.1.
U.AT~ et.-.-CN*11 tll A LR1'm
~CCMIT ra•t•
... YWIDU.. ~ w.o~ t11 ·=u .,,,,,,,., .
MlllllCIA• .... Gm•• llAI MUWOll Gueste· Mtchaet
~Co•;:J;Ck Jones
110¥11 "ShangMI Express.. t932,
ama) Marlene Ololllch, CllVe brook
Passengers on a train lnctudlng a doctor
•lid M edYenturess run Into reneQ8dtl-
l ht., 20 min.) ,,.. .....
.. (I) a•TOt't• CCI·-· Gat>rtel Byrn stars as 151h--Oentuty nevlgatOf
Chr1$10pl'le< Columbus who, dffPlte r•
poatOd tnllurea 10 win support from lhe
K•nij und Queen ot Spain. flnaNy eete eatt
on n petlR>us·two-month Journey towerd
what he bollev98 to bo tho Orlon! Alt<>
stars Faye Dunaway and Nlcol Willlemson.
{P"art 1 of 2) {R) O (3 hrt.) a e .... ,. tO fllA• An arrogant
athlete and an ovet"ftlght glfl with low self~teem team le880nS tn humility, In
stereo. (A) o ( 1 hr.)
.... "The Soldier'' ( t982, Adven-
ture) Ken Wahl, WIMlam Prince. A ruthlea6
CIA agent la sent to neutrattte a Soviet·
backed ten'orlst plot to hold the MidMs1
host~ wtth.nucfear ·~ (2 hft.) • U f...cT ~Larry teecheS
Seiki how to avoid being taken advantage of.=~ I .. ... .
.. tll DMll • 11 Craven (Bob
Peck) and Jedburgh (Joe Don Bak81')
find the ptutontum which Bennett (Hugh
Fraser) reveela Is actually goy«nment
Pfoperty: near death from radiation e~
sure. Craven searches for Jedburgh who a
1n a Scotland hldeoUt with the plutonium.
(part 3 ol 3) In ster.O~ hrs.) • Mtma••·-An overvtew of
state--of-the-art high technology. Including
a took at a computer-driven walking ~
VICe, computertzed dance notation, fact~
ry robots and a computerized ftlght llmu-
tator ~.:NJ LGlli -I Utm& •••'llC Christophe( Plummer narrat86 thlS h1Storfc8t P<ofile of
Jerusalem. focusing on the rellglout
shrines, the diverse cutlures that coexist
peacefutty within Its waNs. and Its people •
lnclud;Jtongtlme mayor Teddy Kollek. In
stereo. R) O ( 1 hr.)
CC) "Volunteers" ( 1985, Comedy)
Tom Hanks. John Candy. An anogant
Valle joins the Peace Corps and goes to
Ttialla'ld, where he meets an ~
samarllan with an Ill-plotted plan to build a
brld~ ( 1 hr .. 46 mll'l_J
([) IC 'I cwii cwe•v• ...... -(I) llO¥ll "Grease" ( 1978, Mutlcal)
John Travolta, Olivia Newton.John. Ba8ed
on the Broadway show. A 19508 high
school gang leader tries to win back tfle
pretty Australian exchange student he
romanced dUrlng summer vecation. 'PG'
~hr .. = ~:n-Kelty a'ld Oooald ~
that they are boltl dating the same man.
i ~"Eve" (1968. Orama) Celeat•
vamell;"'flol)art Walke< Jf. An Amencan
pilot discovers lhe loet detoendant of •
lamous explorer tlvlng In the Amazon )un-
Qle (2 hrs)
.. • g • •••• Lettwieh tells tn IOV9 with a tchemlng woman who't aft8f hll
I·~· ...
ftAIM .....
,. .. ...,. SylVeeter Stsllone'•
mother Jadtte: women wrestlers
i .......
--~l""1fl*••• w •• e _,...,Net he• a mutiny
on her handl when ltte'a unable to ~ a
conc«t date for her ftedgling ~ bend,
(part 2 of 2) In ttenlO. (Ff) • • 0 meet• Ouflr'lg en aclvtnturt irl
AfQNnlltan, MacGyver II befriended by a
i~· (R) O ( t hr.)
_.. "Kan11as City Ma-.ort"
Sunday,August 3, 1988 19
-Waclaestlay c..t.
( 1975. Adventure) Dale Robertson. Bo
HoplMS. As the FBl's Mid.west .buleau
chief during the ·305, MeMn PUMS must
con1end with a gfOUP of gangsters intent
on freeing a mal<>< come figure 1n his cus·
tOdy ~hrs.)
• · I SlQ ntl -Highlights from 1985's 40th anniversary ceremonies,
remembering the Hiroshima and Nagasaki
atom bomb al1acks. are rnterwoven with
• the personal '31ories and memories of tour
parttcipants • two Americans who helped
plan and execute the attaci<s afld two
Japanese surviv()(s of Hlfashlma. Q 11
hr:) • PUm ML.ORD •
Ci) ~ na,n.., A look at the
1939 W()(ld's Faif as an event symbolizing
rdeats and at111udes that shaped the 20th
century (Al&. Q (I hf ) ClJ U•L 'I ~taT ""1 Advent ol
theGame (R) CHJ 90¥W "Key Exchange" ( 1985, Come-
dy) Ben Masters, Brooke Adams At the
request ol hrs TV·prOducer glrlfriend, a
hee·wtleehng mystery writer reluctanlly
tali.es a slab al a comm1tmen1 'R' Q I 1
hr .. 30 min) ......
Cl) "All nell' (1J m¥1E "Beverly Hills Cop" ( 1984, Ola
ma) Eddie Murphy. Judge Reinhold A
last talking cop trails his beSt friend's
killer horv the alleys ol Detroit 10 the posh
galleroes of Beverly Hills In stereo 'A' O U hr . 45 mrn)
CZ) 90¥ll "National lampoon·s European
Vacation" ( 1985. Comedy) Chevy
Ctiase. Beverly o· Angelo After winning a
European holiday on a TV game snow. the
Grrswald clan goes on a chaotic tour ol
Old World cap11als 'PG· 13' ( 1 hr . 37
mlnL • 8 GD YOU MIM'I Henry tries to enroll
Matt rn a sct\00! for cntldren with d1SC1ph
nary~lems In s1ereo (R) Q Cf) "The Castillan" ( 1963. Adven·
ture) ·easar Romero, Frankie Avalon A
young Spanrsh nobleman tinds romance
and adventure when he leads his people In
a series of raids J2 hrs .. 30 min.)
@ m¥1E "The anlpulator" ( 1972. Ola
rna) Stepf\en Boyd, Sylva Koscina. A
conruv1ng television executive who Use9
everyone around hrm to his own advan-
tage finds that his most elabOrately
planned publicity c;tvnt bsckflres on him 41 hr • 55 mrn )
(I) ..... "°* '°" CJU1'DOGI .... nl8
-· ID IT. IUlll-A sculptOf turns the St EllglUS IOOby into 8 work of art (A) ( 1
hr) 11:;;:,. A pregnant Illegal alien may
be deponed. a m111iona1re 19 a young wom·
an·s romantic target. Mrs Cabot's cynlcat
lath8f·ln-law returns for the hotel's 75th
annlversa~;t:.bfation (R) Q ( 1 hr ) I=.,.,_ A historloal look at
the Berlin WAii. a 11ructV<e boHt by the
East Germans In 1961. (I hr )
1---=-7 Ill Tm -HlQNlotltt from 1985'1 40th &nnr.lettafY ott~
remembering the Hlroehlme .nd Nagesakl
atom t>Omb 11ttaoka. are lf'lterwoYett with •
ttle perGOrtat stories and memottM of four
par1r<:lp11nts • two Amerlcane wflO helped
plan end exeoute the sttscka• and twp
Japanese survivors of HiroshlrM Q (
hr)
(CJ ~ "A flA,h Of a reen" ( 1984.
20 Sunday, Avgu~t 3. 1986
Olama) Ed Hams. Blair Brown In 1961. a
FIOrtda 1ournal1SI faces a moral dilemma
when a pol1tlcJan sotlc1ts him 10 dig up dirt
on en"'°"mentalisrs that are thwanrng his
ambitions. l hrs • 1 =
(I).,_ 'UZlll '' (1:)90¥W "Perfect" I 1985. Olama) John
Travolta, Jamie Lee Curtis A )OUrnalrsl
sets out to wrrte an expose on health
clubs and ends up falling for a reporter·
~ aeroblcs ln&tructor 'A' (2 hrs.) {l)~--Featured Big Trouble
performs the Temptations' "The Way You
Do lhe T= You Do." (A)
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-DAlllY• MGR JJllOW ~Spruce Meaoowc;
National, from Calgary, Alberta (Al
Cl)•.,,.
{Z) m¥ll "Barry McKenzie HOl<Js His
Own" ( 1975. Comedy) Barry Crocker.
Barry Humphries A man's aunt is m1Stak
en lor the Queen of England and kid·
napped by two vampires who plan to use
l~r h~:.)a Transylvantan tourist attraction
,. eea ••--rAll l*DAY mAm Guest: Howie Mandel ... ...,
GOOD IE•--Margo gets 1n over
h8f head with speaking eogagernenls
I ~ THE HOl.YUll>
• Hlll9GllT ~onal Lampoon's European
Vacation" ( 1985, Comedy) Chevy
Chase. Beverly D' Angelo Altef winning a
European hotiday on a TV game show, the
Grrswald clan goes on a chaot.c tour ol
Old World capitals 'PG· 13' (I hr . 37
min.)
Cl) Gllm.Y ADAm
(I) 90¥ll "Petfect T1m1ng" (1982. Ola-
ma) Stephen Markle, Michelle Scarbetll
An 1IH1med career change puts a New
York photographer's love life and finances
on the skids. until he teams up with hts
womanizing bfo1h8f and a punk rockei ( t
hr . 30mln)
eb"'*ml
t1S IJl) 90¥ll "Three's A Crowd" ( 1969
Comedy) Larry Hagman, E J Peaket Al
ter remarrying, a man dlscovPrs lhal his
hrst wife never actually died ( 1 hr . 35
minL
11:118 Cl) T.t HOOID A race car driver Is
wrongfully charged wilh being Involved m
e series of supermarket robberies (A) (I
hr .. 10 min.) 8 e TdllMr Host Jonnny Carson
Scheduled comedian Robert Klein, opera
1$i~=·=ngo In stereo ( 1 hr I
g _.,.. ...... ....,
="--•II r• Hacker's having a g<>Od
day unlll he encounters his advl'lrsarral
I
SU=l•Ap=y
AT' ... ":~ ..........
-UNlmll t/# 1"J ... -,~
comDT ... ml9T'IRmn ~Interview with
SQPhla Loren.
• .,.. "Hiroshima. Mon Am<>Yr"
( t9S9. Romance} EmtMnyele Riva, Eijt
Okada A tender extramanrsl romance
~et<)m In postwar Japan between a
)
Japanese draftsman and a beautiful
French moVle star ( 1 hr .. 25 min.)
(E) MlfO ucm Formula One Grand Prix
of Germany. from Hockenhelm. West Get·
n~ny (R) ( 1 hr , 30 min.) W llOW "Let's Get Physlcal" ( 1983,
Adult) Hypatla Lee. Paul Thomas. A mar
11ed couple takes dancing leS50ns to Im
love lhelr relationship C 1 hr . 30 min )
•ICY
JllCWI ta. 90Wll "Alamo Bay" ( 1985, Orama)
Amy Madigan. Ed Harris. In Galvestort.
Texas. conflicts between local fishermen ano Vtetna~ ref\Jgees escalate Into vi-
olence. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 38 min.) 12::98 e UTl.mffwmtDAWIDUll A\I
Scheduled actor Paul Sorvlno. musical
grovE he fabulous Thundetblrcls In ster
leo 1hr nm
nm~ 90¥ll "BloOd And Guns" ( 1979, Ora·
ma) Ofson WelleS. Tomas Miiian Three
men's fives beeome strangely Intertwined
aher tfie Mexican RevoluliOn (2 hrs . 10
mrnJ.. ... ~ .. MAL PIOflU
• m¥IE ··Playmates" ( 1972. Comedy)
Alan Alda. Connie Stevens Two divorced
men beeome lrrends and sectetty begin
da1rng each olhPr's ex wives ( 1 hr . 30
min4'rr~
....... TMELOM ~ Al • Robert Carradine and Jonathan
Hadary Siar in William Hoffman's award·
winning play w'hich deals with a homosell
ual AIDS vlcUrn, his lover who retums to
care for him, and the emotional 11auma
_ caused by lhe disease In stereo. ( 1 hf ..
30 min). CZ> 90¥ll "The Purple Rose Of Cairo"
( 1985. Comedy) Mia Farrow. Jeff Dan·
tels A Depresslon·era wallress who fre-
quents the movtes to escape h8f unhappy
marriage embarks on a Whirlwind adveo·
lure when a matinee Idol steps off the
screen and into her Ille PG' (I hr . 22
"'''' )
tta(ff)MCMI 'G11nme An 'f' " ( 1984. Come
dy) Stef)hen Shellen. Mark Keyloon An
1nst1uctol's luture rides on his ability to
transform a tragieally inept cheering
sqvad into a team ol p6Hst'led-pem-
~mme1s 'R' ( 1 hr . 40 min )
tlltl9 Cl) 90¥ll "Goldie And The Boxer Oo
To Hollywood" ( 1981. Comedy) 0 J
Simpson, Mellssa Michaelsen A champ!
on bolC&f and his 11-year·old manager,
fleeing ltom a vengeful fight PfO<nOter and
authC>fit1es, accept a Hollywood pro-
ducer's offer of help (R) ( 1 hr., 20 min) ......
Cf) 90¥11 "My Darling Daughters' Anni
versary" ( 1973, Comedy) F.tobert Young.
Raymond Massey The married daughters
of a widower decide 10 have a reunion, not
knowing lhe11 fathel's own plans 10< re
111c:1r-*'1 ( r111 . 30 min ) I llOWll "Jim Thofpo AN Am«lcan"
( 19-5 t. Blograe>hyl Burt I.One.aster. Phyllls
Thaxter The famous lndl3n athlete's ca
1eer Is cut Short by ch8rl)ff c.I prOf8SSlon·
altsm <~ hrs.)
I AU.•W•Aa.Y .. .... -ICOTT 1:1t m¥ll "Malibu ~pu....s· ( 1984.
AcMI) Oa1by Hinton, Sybll Oiinning. As·
gjQncd LO l~tl.cMe a c.oinputor compa·
ny's sMdy busfner.s dMllnq1 " Texan
JuldS homill\tl In t~ mid1:ltt< ,,, n '(/!( Cftpet
I -W.dne•llllY Coal.
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'R' ~:SO· 4 1 min.) w1 ~--F-eatuted. BIO Troub6e
performs the Temptatlonl' "The Way You
bo the TNnge Yo.J Do." (R)
• AT 1W --Scheduled reviews 'Big Tro.Jble" (Pet« Falk. Alen Attdn).
"Nothing In Common" (Tom Hn1.
JaclUe a.a.on) . "V9bond" (Sandrlne aoa:,•,,;:r Merli) I ....... , .. , ..... ~ u=w Hall Of Fame Induction Cef·
emoni.. from Cooperstown. N. Y. (RI ( t
hf.. 30 min.) •
W (C) .. "Parit, Taicas" (198-4. Oramel
Harry DMtl Stanton, Nuta11je Klos'll. A •
let four years' ablenoe. a 80ciaf dropout
reeppeere In L.A. to ctalm hit abandoned
son and then heedl lor T e11as to reunite
the bOy with his mother. 'R' Q (2 hrs., 30
mln~-·1.:::.a ---~Count Dracula" (t97t. Hor· rOr) CIVletoptler Lea, Hetbert Lorn. Based
on the ttory by Btam St()l(ef A vampre
must prey upon IMng humans to sustain
his own lte. iii hr1. l ~ .... , ··--.... ..,..
.. "Made For Eacfl Other" ( 1939.
Drama) C.ote Lombatd. Jamee Stewart
A young newt) wed couple try to cope wl1tl
the ..._ prot*lm of lnterlerlng l~laws
i! hf .• 25 min.) •CIJ .. "Tigert In Llp&tlck" (1979.
Comedy) Urtula Andrea. SyMa Kriste!
•CZ> "National Lampoon's European Vaca-
tlOfl" ( 1985. Comedy) ~ Chete,
Beverly O'Angeto (I hr .• 37 min.)
H CC) "Antarctica" ( 1964. Orama) Ken Ta·
kakura. TeuneNko Wataae. (2 hra . 17
min.)
Ja(I) "2010" ( 198-4, Sclenc:e Fiction) Roy
Scheider. John Lltfl90'# ( 1 l"lf • ~ min.)
(%) "Conen The O..tr0yet" (1984. Ao-
*''ure) Arnotd Sd'tw8r'Zell8ggel'. Gleoe
Janee. ( 1 hr .. 43 min.)
NI 111,) ''Wld And Wonderlul'' ( t 964. Com.
dy) Tony Cur11e.. Chrlltlne Kaufmann (2
tn.)
•CQ "The Ad\19ntur• Of Buckaroo Benz.el
Acrott The 8th ~..,., .. ( 1964. Sct-
ence Action) Pet« w.ller, Jotln LlttigOw i! tv .• 43 mW\,) CH) "Aomi9ndng The Stone" (19&'. Ad-
¥tntufe) MIChNI Oouglet. KatNMn
Turner ( 1 IV., 45 tlW\.) (!) '1Cty 86ood, Apeche" ( 1972. W•t·
am) Joel Mc:CfM. Oen Ktmp. ( 1 hr , 30
.. ar-1.PMll Y<M Wegon" ( 1989, Mualeal) ~art 1 of 2) L .. ~. Cini Etlf'#C>Od
hr •• 30 min.) "a.t Oetelwe" ( 1984. CornadY) ~ Moore, Eddie M\#'phy. ( 1 hr .. ~
min.~ •(l)' A MinYt• To Pray. A Second To Dte"
( 1968, W•ttrn) Ale11 Cord, ArthUr Kan-
~. (2tn.) •oo ''Secret Pt.c." <_1~..1. Oram.) ..._,.
i. n. .. fWln. T we MeCUOWJef\ (lN .
38 min)
-Seven sketches In which women emplOy
their Intelligence and MCIUc:llve p<>wef1 to
outrnanewet men In the new<-eodlng
Q!tne of IOYe. 'R' ( 1 hf • 23 min ) •CHJ --"The Bay Boy" ( 1964. Orama)
Liv Ullmann, Kleier SUthefland In 1930s
Nova Scotia, the adolMCent son of an Im-
~ family races uncertainty abOU1
his Mura as a cletgyman due to bufgeon-
lnQ desltes and his Involvement In a muf·
de<. 'R' ~«min) ·1-,.,,...,. -----.... Ml __ ..., I
a. .. "Wild Harvest" ( HM7. Orama)
Alan Ladd. Dorotl'ly Lamour Two grain harvesters become bitter rivets OV9f the
same woman .. ~·> (f)...,._
... "King Richard And The Crvsao-
ers" ( 19~. Adventure) Re11 Harrison.
Virginia Mayo. The adventures of Richard
the lionhearted ourlng the tight 10< the
·H~..;t• portrayed (2 h~) I ..... --·-·--.. "The Jerk" ( 1979. Comedy)
Steve Martin. Bemaoette Peters An rn-
credlbly stupid young man. the white
stepson of black sharecroppe<s, makes a
fortune with a bWlrre lnvefltlon 'R' ( 1 hr .
IS3 Z"~ I, -..a .. , ....... ,.. . ..,.,_
"" • .,.... I ITWY
.UTIMCICOMT9
(I) "That F0<ayle Woman" ( 1950. Ora-
ma) EtrOI Flynn. Greer Garson ( 1 hr .. St!
min) -m "Santiago" ( 1956, Adventure) Alan
Ladd, Rossana Podesta (2 hrs. I
tW(C) "The Heavenly Kid" ( 1985, Comedy)
Lewis Smith, Jason Gedrlc:k ( 1 l'lr . ~
min)
(%) "Minnie And Moskowitz" ( 1972. Ro-
mance) Gena Rowl.,,ot, Seymour ca.
set ( 1 hr .• ~ min.) I
-· "Track Of The Cat" (19~. Adven-ture) Roben Mitchum, Tab Huntet (2
tvs.) CID "You_llght Up My Lile" (1977. Ro-
mance) ~ conn. Joe Silvtf ( 1 hr , 30
ITW'I )
-(Q "Hardly wonung" (1981, Comedy)
Jerry lewis. Sysan ~. ( 1 tw '31 min ) We "Shakespeare-Wallah" ( 1965. Ora·
ma) Shashl Kapoof, Filllcity Kendal (2
tvs )
Cl) "Top s.ctell" ( 1984, Comedy) Val
Kilmer. Lucy Gutteridge. ( 1 IV., 30 min.)
CZ) "Warning Slgn" { 19'5, Of#\'11) 8em
wateraion. Rathleln Quinlan ( 1 hr • 40
mlO.} •(Q '8111 Cosby, Hln\Mlf' (1982, Come-~ 8111 Coet>y. ( 1 hf .• 44 min.)
"Threshold" ( 198 1, Dfam&) 00081<:1
tnerland, Jeff GOldblvm ( 1 tv . 48
min) •CD "Strtemen" ( 1985, Otama) Matthew
~. MlcllMI Wrlghl (I hr • 58mln.)
CJ) "lhe HOme And !'he WOl'ld'' ( 1964.
(1) .. "Sharma And Beyond" ( t~.
Comedy) Suzanne Borden, Robeft Ur
Qul'lart An EllgliSh teacher's admtrauon
ror a SCleOCe-fiction novelist's worl<s takes
an unusual tutn when he meets lhe writ
er's(Sar · ( t ht .• 23 mm.) •1MMMCa•011 • lll.OOI ----~One Touch Of Venus" (1950,
Comedy) Ava Gardner. Robert Walker A
windOw trimmer IS surprised when the
statue ot Venus begins talking to htm ( 1
hr .• :_~ ~-ICO'TT •Cl --"The Last RomantlC LoYef" ( 1978. Comedy) Dayle Haddon. Fernan
do Rey. A fashionable New York City
magazine editor flndS a few SUfptlses
awaiting her In Patls during the "ulllmate"
male bee'; contest 'R' ( 1 hr . 4 t min ) Cl) _,._ Kelly and Donald discover
that they are bOth oattng the same man
4111 ~ _,. "Fast Forward" ( 1985. MUSI
cat) Jonn Scott Clough, Don Franklin The
chance to compete In a higl'l-srakes show
dOwn leads an Ohio high sd\OOI da~ group 10 New YOfk Cl1Y ·po· o c 1 nr . bO
""l~n~ .... ~,.
Mtma• lll•TWY a.TDOO till ... ''Chanots Of Fire" (198t. Ora
ma) Ben Cross. Ian Oharleson Social
pressure and pe<sonat tUfmoil t>eset two
very different British athletes on thelf way
to glory In the 192• Paris OlympicS In
stefeo 'PG' (2 M , 3 min )
Orama} V1etor Baneriee. Soum11ra Chai
t~. (2 hrs .. 21 min ) •CCJ "From HeH To Texas" ( 1958. We!il ern) Don Murray, Diane Varsl (I hr 40
min I
•CJ) "The Ex0<ciSI'' ( 1973. Horr0<) (llen
&rstyn. Linda Blair (2 hrs . 30 min ) ® "Sesame Street Presents FOiiow Th111
B~d" ( 1985, Comedy) Voices ot ...hm
Henson, Carroll Spinney ( f hr . 28 mm ) CD "Health" ( 1979. Comedy) t .1uren
Bacall, Glenda Jackson ( I hr , 41 min ) •a> "The Three Musketeers" ( 1974 Com
edy) Otlve< Reed. RoQuel Weleh (7 llrs
20 min.) •CI> "Conan The Oestroyet" ( 1984. Ad
venture) ArnOIO Schwa11er~1. Gr.ice
Jones ( t hr . 43 min )
-lve•lng -11= .. --........ _ --0 Lb Ill• MW'.,_
• 111-.r --.-r11n1111Q .......
---ClfUllY.-m .. "Antarctica" ( 198A. Dnfrna)
K*l Takakura, Tsunehlko WataH Dvring
an expedition fO Anrarctlc:ll a bll1111ro
Sunday. August 3. 1986 21 ..
\
-Tlmnclay Cold.
or tocal ~l in lhe Soviet Union j
PfOfltes Naknodl\a T C1'#n Council Secr&-
ta~ ~u.=eif\'f ( 1 hr)
1 ...... , .... ....
tW f1.•0••--
1111DAf .
.._ Guest Henny YCJYngman
Sketehes' a tribute 10 "Taxl", 1nt8Mews
with a famous makeup artist and a blind
p&a)'ef. ... mM
.. 1•11• When the Goods receive a pile of caw wool. Tom decides
that self-sufficiency should go· beyond
IOOd •#lfa..unm CC .,. ''The Heeveo!)'_ Kld" ( 1985.
Comedy) L~ Smith. Jason Gedrlck
l<Jlled In a car crash.· a man C811't pass
1n1ough heaven's pearly gales until he re-
1urns to Earth and helS)8 a teeo-ager gain
some confidence. 'PG-13' ( 1 hr 29
min~ ~ ~ 111.m C. mDADIJAY Stand-Up
Comedian Robert Klein lakes the spotlight
tn hlS ~ one-man BroadWay show (I
II C• ~ AMTlll .,.. • Aretha. wllh special
guest Clarence Oemens. sings some of
her OfMl811t hits lnciuding ''Respect'' and
Yoo MaJ<e Me Feel Like A Nat\lf'af Worn·
an " In ttereo. ( 1 hr.)
(%).,_ "Keetje Tlppel'' ( 1975. Orama)
Monique van de Ven, Andrea OombUrg.
Nlf\8teent~tury AmltMdam IS the set·
hog of a poor country girl's cllmb up the
soeial ladder. ( 1 hr .. '5 min )
tt11 ! ~Sex·A·Vlalon" ( 1985. Adult)
Gina C.rrera. A young man Is transported
UlSlde an adlAI vtdeo ( 1 hr • t 9 min l
tt:al!l) .,_ ''The Young Stranger' ( 1957.
Drama) Jamn MacArthur, JameS Daty A
teen-ager get1 Into trouble whet\ the lines
of commumcatlOn between him and t"tls ta·
ther Cloae dOwn. ( 1 hr .. 50 min ) n:a 8 (I) _, mAt A woman claJms thet a
Pt<>wlef murdered her husband deSi>tte
OVllfWhelmlng evidence to the contrary
IBl L! hr.:H> min.) D • JG Diil Hoel JohMy carson
Scheduled; actOf Alan Thlcl<e ("Growing
I
Palnt") . In tterto. ( 1 hr } IA1'19Af_.,
L":u"' ...
ITM1m
"' IM Haekllf and App'8by ap-
pear befOf9 a Pattiemenl commlt1ee that's
l~lrtment'sactMtles
• 11-.T
-INll •••. -~ ..... ,.,_
~-.._, fTt-' lnteMew With
r-=--~= =-ntadt• tn•k from l'lia "'°""'•!dint wayt. ....
,..._ ~ • from
f'D\ 1 ow.a-, N. Y. ( R) ( 2 hrt.Of""'· rror
IQI .. ''Tlgh1fope'' (196-'~~>
Clint Eastwood. ~ &)old While
lnvestlgaflng a Mtles of gtw.y e.x mur·
ders •• tougtl ..... OrtMnl oop dlaCOlt'lfl
that he hat much In c:Ol•llT'IO" with rhe
llilw he le put'IUlng.. 'R' Q ( 1 hr .• S4 min.)
CS) mww 'Fnday r ~ 131" • TN! Float
Chapter'' I 984, H0tro.-) Crispin G&over
Kimberly Beck. Jason the rMskE'd klllAr
returns 10 wreak violent vengeance on lhe
dentzens ot Crystal Lake summel' camp
A' , 1 h•. 31 m•r'I/)
I .CUii
D:ll • LA11 *MT wmt MN laTTmlM
Scheduled comedienne Carol Leiter In Ster~ .. Du__.. COUIC1'm °'UM
G .,_ "KISmet' ( 1955. MU81C81)
Howard Keel. Ann Blyth A r~ from the
streets of Bagtidad works h1i way Into the
ha1em ol a schemer trying 10 overthrow
tile ~ph. (2 rvs . 20 min I ~--IU.~ I.,. "Promise Her Anything" ( 1966,
Comedy) Warren Beatty. Leslie C'..aron A
young woman attempls to find a man lo
marry her and act as a tarhef' tor her chUd
l hr. 30mtn)
llT~
..., ~ This piotorlal explo-
ration of fragile mineral lormatioos In a
prevlOOSly Ul'lel(plored r90ion Of Colora·
dO's Gave of tile Winds traces the cav·
em's disc~. ! ="Sec~ Time Lucl<y" ( 1984.
Adult) Diane Franklin, R<>gef Wltson Al·
1emp11ng to wtpe out s;n worldwide, God
recfeales the Garden ol Eden and popu-
lates It with two mousy coeds ( 1 hr . 37
min) (!) lJlll'ma OI M mt #e ,._,.
New York nightclub and hotel owner
Steve Rubel!. Spain's Costa def Sol, Abby
Dellon tours Costa Rtca. actor Ed Begley
Jr L_St Elsewhere") .. 8 (I) .,_ "Hit And Run" (1982. Mys
tery) Paul Perri, Claudia Cron. 7' New
Yori< cabdriver becomes Involved in my!·
ler~ngs-on al a Conneclicut rnan·
SIOfl R ( 1 hr . 20 min ) .. CD "Tightrope" ( 1984, Suspense)
Clinl Eastwood, Genevieve BujOld Wl'llle
investigating a senes ot grisly sex mu1
ders. a toug.h New Orleans cop dlscoveo1
that Ile nas mocti 1n common with the
killer he ·~ purStJ1ng ·R' ( I hr . 5' mtn ) _, ....
.,.. "The OUtlaw" ( 1943, Western)
Jane Russell, Walter Huslon, Bmy the Kid
faUs tn IOve with a beautiful woman wtiO
htdeS him from lhe law (2 hrs.)
Cl) 90Wll "Partners In Crime" ( 1973, Ad
venture) Lee Grant. 1,.ou Antonio A judge
and her assistant use three playlng cards
to help find an amnesiac's hidden lcx.,t 11
hr , 30 min I ii ':. "Legend Of Death Valley"
( 1977. Oocumentarv) .k'lhn V""ner fol·
lows an ancestor's footsteps Into Oeatti
• Va~2 hrs ) ~ _,,.'4l .. 0vef The 8'00.-ly!'I Bridge'
( 1984. Romance) ENlott GoulO. Margaux
Hemingway. A man wtiO dreams of own·
1ng a poeh restaurant In Menhattan must
many • WOl'Nll'I he doelt'l't '°"' to mat he can r~ the financial ~ l'IMded ltos~~ 'A' (lhr.46mtn )
t:t1 -..DATU. w ... ~_.Featured' BIO Trout>lf>
perlom'll thfl J3c1<son Av• t I'll Re
'01.ra.. ~ &~ .... ,.,..,
Gi) .... ntEU.
Me \"S)..,.., ··--MAim ..... CAmedy iketchth• c1ea1ed from personal
rit1n1..s. In steteo. (I hr J ate (I) llGNTWATCH
IWCOllD-llOW'! Hci rl B..ck Tile Dawn' ( 19-41,
OfaMal l-harles Boyer. Ollvta de Havll-
land To gain eolry Into the country, a ref-
ugee plans to marry a U.S. citizen and dl-
11orce her atterwards (2 hrs .• 30 min.)
• .,_"Abbott And Costello In Holly·
wooc:f t 1945, Comedy) Frances Raftef-ty Robert Stanton The boys find WOft( as
4-oarbe1 and a porter In a hlgh-ciase ton-sor~r (2 hrs) ii? , .. , •• er'\
~ = MCml IHAA All-American Na-
tionals, from Martin, Mich (R) (1 hr.)
(H} MALI A LRTm A poker game Is a f~
rum fOf serious discussloo when the play-
ers challenge each other's hopes and
dre.ams Stars Keith Carradine, Gary
Busey. N1ek Mancuso and Saul Rubinek
~,~._.,_,
n c:t)llCMI "The Killing Fields" (1984. Ora-
ma) Ssim Waterston, Halng S. Ngor
Bdsed on New York Times report« S'yd-
ney Schanbetg's.chronicie of the unique
lnendsn1p that developed between him
and h•s native aSSlstant. Dith Pran, In
1970s wartorn Cambodia 'R' c;> (2 hra.,
!11121 i.":£f :-. ....
M m¥ll "Hot Aesoft" ( 1985, Comedy)
Tom Parsek1an. Oebfa Kelly At a posh
9W'Mler hotel staff members. snooty
preppies and bathing beauties are all p<•
uccupied with one activity -sex. 'R ( 1
hr. 33m1n,) ... ,~,..,_, II
... MOW THI WIST WAI WOii On the trail to
Oregon I uke (Bruce Boxleltner) 19 shot
"'hlle pro1ec1t"" a member of a religious
sect call!1'd tf\t! S•monltes from lhree ruffi.-
ans (Part I ot 61 (1 hr I (!)llMWTO.Mtft
., llCMf 'The lion And The Horte"
( 1952 Western) Steve Cochran. Sherry
Jackson When a cowboy aoo his horse
flee to the oeck country to avoid the law,
t~ef a marauding lion. (2 hrs.)
I ::-.':.. • .,.. ~ llCMI "TM Final Terror" ( 1981, Hor-
ror) Jotin l-rlf'dr1ch. Adrian Zmed. A knlte-
wleldlng 1une1t1 v1ctlm1Zes eight young
campers R (1 nt. 22 min.)
1 .oft 'Bl-1zing Saddles" ( 1974,
Comedvl Ck!<'vlln Little Gene Wiider. In
Met &ook~' wes!Arn parody, a raRroed
worker In me Old West Is appoinled 8l'lef1tf
ol a town marked f<>< deltrvctlol'I by a
QOYtttnor and a business tyc00n 'R' ( 1
'" 3' mtn ) (l)U...~
(%).,.. "The 11ome And The Wor1d"
( 1984, O!Ame) Victor Banerjee,E1
ChalletjM. A w.<hy lndlln at t . of
the century comet 10 rtgret hll
tO Introduce hi~ ~t, ltlillfw«I
wife o •"'old trlMd now deeply lr'f't'Ohold
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gi1t11g s 1ot19-1me enemy -now • health
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• l'fl •L.A. FealUfed a ~ HMls PoOWrientels wl'\a I 11' I lice to WOf1' fot the
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==··-· ... Q .. MY ••m wm An r..ance Mlesman (Willaam Shat1*) • otlU!&ed _,
by a group of ctllidrtfl In NI nelgtlbomOOd
whOSe faces seem to be pert human and
i = Love Letters" ( 1983. OrllT\8)
JalTlle Lee Cool$ arMS Keactl Aft• dlS-
CXMltltlg that '* reoentty oeceased
mothef t*2 bael"I ~ In an utraman-
tal atfa~ througf\Out '* marriege. • ~ woman beeomet invCIMtd .,.. an ob9eSSl'te
affa>t With a•marr.S man 'R' ( t hr • 36 • ,min;. ...
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men loSes his senlty wrien he can no !Ong·
er d!Slinguish word pattems; 1 woman
tears '* lrfe tt n.nning too wnoothty. en ti alien stows •••Y on the IP&C9 lhUttle In
ateteo (A) ( 1 hi )
• • ..., -A down-Ind-out pnz.f~t.,. tormented by ~ from the
pest, IS training fOf ·the bout ~ may
m:l hll own tt.. In lttteo. (R) ( 1 hi.)
.... Chell~ OhOo Choo'
(1984. Comedy) George Kennedy. Joe
Nameth. A wfy tootbef tMm owner
inherit $1 million ff ht Cl!'I rtttOfe a fa
mous train and run It from New YOfk City
to'ChattlnOOQI on lehedUle. (2 hrs.) • 0 um:M Katherine and Geo<ge
i n Aunt Gharlotte' t wedding. (R) Q ::r""-......... _ ..... Lcwt
~ pet1omltd by Jullo ~ end Olotine Warw.ck ("Grande, Grande.
~ -l'r~ Cont.
Id Grande"). Betlnde Carlisle ("Mad About
J$ You"). Kenny L= ("Oa;rc Zone"). \;I Miami Sound M ("Wor Get In lhe
Way"). Eddie Rabblll ("Repetitive Re-
~rel''). Air Supply. James I~. Johnny f) ivera. tM Beach Boy& and Na Na In ot stereo. (2 ~
lf1 , .............. Q
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n-WALL ~ -"Are For~s Taking ()!tr U.S. Bosiness?" Guest t
Cartet Randell. Guest: Robert Shuter.
I ffuesldent of lntetactlOt'l Inc
... "Little Oatli~·· ( 1980, Com.-
dy) Tatum O'Neal. K~y McNIChOI. At
summer c:emJ:o two teen-~ gifts com-
es pelt to '" will be the nt to k>MI her
(if~~.35min~ m•a • Highlights 01
the 1985 Phlladelphla Eagle&
(8) ... "Ordeal Bt:noeenee" ( 1985.
Drama) Donald Sul land. Faye CAma-
way. A reeearch Scientist In England sets
out to unravel the myste<y behtnd a wom-
an's mvrdtf. S.sed on a novel by Agatha•
Chri&tle. 'PG· t3' ( 1 hr .. 27 min) ID ... "Key Exchao'::" (1985. Come·
·~ dy) Ben Masters. Br e Adama At the
f\ request of his TV-producel' glrlfrlend. a
tree-wheeling mystery writer reluctantly
takes a stab at a commitment 'R' ( 1 hr .
~ 30min.)
~ti ~-CCUU -1's ... "Curse Of The Plrlk Panther"
I) ( 1983. Comedy) Ted Wass. David Niven
Jls A bumbling New York City cop Interviews
'le a host of ~ characters In his II'!·
O· 11estlgation o the theft or the fabulOus
'lO Pink Panther dlamond. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 40
min) G .,.. "It Takes All l<indS" (1969,
Suspens.) Vera MlleS. Robe<t La~ .M American sallof ls conned by a Y
extortlonilt In Au&tralia Into stealing a
11aluable piece 01 stained glass for her. (2 .
hra.l.., •al YUClft • Niii MY In stereo.
:e i h«i ~ .. ---Kevin becomes In-
>O 1=~--way otMfo. (R) O
~ --= ..... •M.L ·-"Are For ners
I) aklng Ov9f U.S. Bvtlness?" Gues~t:
S· Certer Randall. Gueet: Robe<t Shuter.
Id rt of Interaction Inc.. • COONlrl OUHI COUITY ,,. ange County Transportation: The New I~ fe Strateglet" Jim Cooper talks wltn coonty
16 trante)Ortlllon officlllt. and &hows some
ol lht MW lonQ·range plans to deal with
the tTa!"f>O"atlon erul'ICh on Orange
a Coo~eewa;_
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1n .... a1•1
1n •II ~.,. "Fish Hawk" (1980. Dfa-In ma) HI Sampeon. Charlie Fields. An Qs.-
age Indian who was r1ised by whites
"' rtdtteovtra hit hef'ltage througl'I a young ,. ~· trlendlhlpW:) {2 hrs .. ) IY • • ... Crockett and TubbS
track dowf\ Mdlttlc G&ngttefs who are ,.. ttnorltfng WMl!hy homtownefa. In stereo
Ml i)ihr~ 1111 . ... The ownttr ot a home se-. •• e\Hlty company facet tntenee preewr,
ly from an al80ftment of munlclpal offlelata.
Start Pat Harrington and Oenntt BUft<ley.
ie ,<~.u
90Wll "The P11Vala Flltt Of J. Edgar
Hoovtt" ( t978. Orama) Btodttlck Cr:aw-,. lord. JON Ferrer The FtOOtal 81Jfeau ol Id Investigation~ In orout a~ acdpe un-•• def the lee Ip of the oontrover91al
~
H~~~;;,a.) llUWOU. ... NmWM. ~he Ba ad of Greg0<10 Cortez" Based
on historian Amerlco Paredes' book.
"W1lh His PISlol in His Hand: A Border
Ballad and Its Hero " EdWard James Ol-mos star$ in this 1982 drama about a
Me1ucan-American cowhand whose mur-
c:Se< of a Texas sheriff In self-defense pre-
cipitates a widely publlc1zed manhunt
i ) O (2hrt.) .....u.
,_ .... Guest Harver<l law profes-
SOt Alan Dershowltz. ( 1 hr )
Cl) t'•lll't mATllT llTI Highlights
ol tho 1983 All·Star Game (R)
(l)ITMtm
CZ) llOWll "Commando" ( t98b Ad11en·
ture) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn
Chong The ex ·leader of 8" ehte military
taslt lorcti 1s pressed back 1n10 servloe
when hts deughler is kidnapped 'R' ( 1
hr., 30 min) • aJ-.J ~I lrl stereo ( 1 lir I
•Cl) llOWll "Ode To Biiiy Joe" ( 1976 Ora-
ma) Robby Benson. Glynnis O'.Conn0<
Based on the song by Bobble Gentry A
tormented teen-ager·~ paSI experiences
complieale his first true romance. (2'hr&..
30 min.)
(I) JiUmlAL.IMMUI '°°'9AU. .
(H)llCMI "Weird Science" (1985. Come-
(Jy) Al'lthony Mtehael Hall. Kelly LeBrook
Frustrated by dateless weekends. two
hlQh school nerds use their home comput
er to conjure up the woman of their
dreams. 'PG-13' o (1 hr . 34 min) -· e ~y Slll'lgra" and Delgado track down a former Vietnam Wer doctor
whose mind-altering operatiOos are linked
lo a ruthless mobster IPart 2 ot 2) In
stereo. (A) ( t hr ) • 11 ~ IOAT V1ck1 resents her la-
ther's upcoming marriage 10 Em1ty. a foot·
ball star dlsco11ers that the team ownet Is on t>oard the ship, a men leerns that h•s
cabin-for-two now has three occupants
i)~1:.J... --leml ml RMI Members of lf'ldla's rlSlng
middle Class are profiled 1ncludlng a lllm-
maker, 11 maharaja. a designer and a lrlld·
111ona1 housewife (R) ( t hr ) ~ llCMI "The Hollywood Knigtlls"
( 1980. Comedy) Robert Wuht. Tony Dan-
za On Halloweeo eve In 1965. a rOWdy
high schOOI gang wreak havoc 1n Beverly
Hiiis to avenge the closing ol their han-
gQUt. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 39 mirl.)
(L) llOWll "Cave Girl" (1985. Comedy)
Daniel Roebuek. Cindy Ann Thompson
'!'rapped jn a time warp, a nerd travels
back 10 prehistoric days where he meets
an a11r1ctive ca11e dweller. 'R' (I hr . 27
min.)
Cl) ~ mM Fealured: Stuart Pan-
kin ("Not Necessarily the~"). a talk Show spoof. (R) _
Cl).,. "Nallonal Lampoon's Eu,opean
Vacatton" ( 1985. Comedy) Chevy
Chase, Bellerty O' Angelo AfttK winning a
European hOllda.y on e TV game tnow. the
Grt&wald otan goes on a chaotto tour of
Old Worl<t~pitalt. 'PG-13' Q (1 hr , 37
min~ -1~1IM:l:lln 519'90 (1 hr.) .......... , I --·"* ......... ....
llOWll "Thrs ts SP4n&I 'fap'' ( 1984,
~) Rob Reiner. Mlch•el MeK .. n. In
thl& N11te on the oootemporary rock mu-
s1e·scene1 an American dOcUmentary fllm.
maker ex$mlnes the phenomenon of a t7·
year-old heavy metal band from Ellgland. , __ 1.R. ftlti e·i. ... · -,. .. ,
· mAm Sketches: a Secret SeNloe
t()ifet. a meeting with Cap11Jn Kangaroo
land-~he Bizarre Cetlno.
toGD 1•••• Tom and S.rbart ltal(;~-;'=i~ further.
ll!IDWll__.,
" ~ Woman In Red" ( 1964.
Comedy) Gene Wildef. Kelly Le&ock. An
otherwise happily married San Francisco
bureaucrat t>ecomes ob6e&&ed with • got·
geous model and trles deepefately to rnltf-
ate an affair wilh her 'PG-13' O (f hr ..
27 ~ ,,.~:J.=nstereo c1 hr.)
tW I Cl) .,. "Killing At Hell's Gate"
(1981. Suspense) Robe<t Urich. Deborah
Raffin Whtie they ride a raging river In en
1aotated wilderness area. two oouplea are
1error1Zed~a pa1r of snipers. (R) (2
hrs". 15 min, 8 • Host: Johnny CarSOI'\.
Scheduled act0< Tom Hanks ("Nothing
in Common"). singer Diane Schuur. In
stereo. p h1.)
I Mn.Al lllMT 0 NA CllAIRlll•• , • ._,..
Fln;t and second round hlghl~hta from
l'"l~b ~T~OOO ~
ATIWl•LAllllA
.,. "Melody tn Love" (1981,
Adult)' While visiting her aunt In exotic
Ceylon, a young WO<'f\&n has a memorable
allair. 'R' ~O min l (()...,., ,,.. CD .,.. ''Between The Sheets" ( 1983.
Adult) John Leslie. Seka. A new mattreea
meets an Old bed and Is told some "hl&-
t orlcal" tacts. ( 1 hr .. 30 min )
1W (I) .. "The Man With One Red Shoe"
(1985. Comedy) Tom Hanks. Oebney
~man Chosen at random. a tomeWt\at
oll-ctinter violinitt rs thrust ll'lto the Cfoe&-
fire 01 rival Ct~ groups In Washington.
,.·paL~ln)
'e i .,. "Romancing The Stont"
(1984. AclVenturel Mlcl'ltel OouqlM.
Kathleen Turner A romantic novelltt re-
ruetantly Jeams With 8 macho ~
'1n a South American jungle to raneorn hef
$ltter with • lab\Jtoue tegendlry Jewel. 'PG~ 1 hr .. 45111fn) -1~c:a.;:...lnatareo. (t hr.) tlllll e "91\Y _, _ In ater.o. ( 1 "'·=-I .. .
,~ .air -Felturtd: tastliOO vldeoa by F1bflce, Lloyd Allen.
Sonia Rykiel. Henry Grethel. aod Ray.
Ban
Sunday,August3, 1988 25
G.,.. 'The Curs.e OI Btgloof' 11972
~orr0<) W·lltam S ml)ltsen Rot>et
OfffVe A Yet e ::>ea5' h04ds a smat
ea..10t""'1 1~ "' a ge> o1 ~'/ ano
lear 1 • n• SS ""'' 1 ~---a ~ .... "'1WAI. Spools are n-
'etspersecl .-ttl ~ed v~ of Hoty-
#ood s .-orsi mc:r.oes Fear11ea ·un-i.arr.eo Women" 119521 11 rv 30 mon I
• ITM llMCM 'Star Searcti" SJUfMI
Fea1.;retj "'9"S Sam Ha•ns Ovrell C-Oie-
mar Cane A~ Monica Peoi.i. jlf'm?y
SaM:mir. TI Hf!"'Ol1on cometJians Sln-oac . .)Orr i<assir Staci Ganefl ~
Marl' ar.c ~a Sef.ef:> 1he .v~ms
Brot~s T' I 5"0"~ Lisa Par'oi.l!f
Mciela. Barbara baa" '" ' f'l'<JO (R) ( 1
rv I
I 9"WI me YOUI WAY
IAnml Y AlJft
1l:a ..W ' AOOIOQ/ . ( • 986. Sus(>ense I
Lesley Ann Narre<i. Petet WFJ'.lie< An artlSt
pvts ~ o-11fe '" ,eciPat-.ty wtien she reccxos anony~ pnorie cont~
tor an a1an1-ga1oe o eaton o (1 nr 40
ffil(\ J_ ., ....
mWll "M y Dear Sectetary·· 11948
Comedy) La1aine Day. l<.irl< Oovgjss An
author's -.ecre1ary finds tna1 t)e I~ girts
and plays me llel1 mote ol1 en than rle
wr11es (2 hr'> I
Cf) llOWW "F 1e M•ll-on fea1s To Eartn"
11968. Soenc.e-Fict100) James Oot'lald.
Andrew K9tf An U1""8rthed time capsute
contains Clue$ to a pretiisrooc·Mart1an vis-
11 to Earth (2 hrs , 30 min ) •CMYOU•nmu• 1 ([,NA.,.._ BoowetSet Hatl Of Fame
Tournament. trom St LOU15 (R) ( 1 hr )
([) m"f "1.Me Go Mastets" ( 1983. Dra-
ma 1 Kuang Yi-Shan, Rll'\Saku Matsunamt
The relatl0nfltl1p between two meo -ooe
Japanese. The 01M1 CNnese -is ctuom-
-ICOTT ecie; ;:-8fat years ( 1 nr 33 min )
W ~TUC:at lnster*'<> (f hr)
t1I mftl ·lust In T'le DtJSt" ( 1984,
) Tab Hunt&f OMne A m)'Sler1-
ous stranger. a 81ble-qvot1ng bad guy.
and a saloon singer a1e among the motley
assortment wno converge to sea1cn for a
cache o f gold R 9 11 fir . 27 min ) W(l)~"lhe ~11hng Fields" (1984. Dra-
m&) Sam Wale<~tOA. MalAg S. NgOI
Based oo New r0111 Times reporter Syd-
ney ~befg s cnrorncte of tne· 11nlq{Je
friendship thal Otweloped between ntm
and l'\1s MtNa assistan1. Dltl'l Pren. tn
1970s wartom CambOdlfl In stMeo 'A'
Q_ (2 hrs . 21.:;a W • ~ Featured· Stuart Pan-
kin .("Nor Necessanly lhe News"). a talk snow spoof. (R) e mww "The White Cliffs Of Dover,"
-Saturday
----.. ._. WlfllQlmf
JnY
26 Sunday, August 3, 1986
1944 Orama) ~ene Dunne. Pet• Law-
'Otd A.II A.mencan woman lrwlg _, &9-
.anc:I a.nrts news of het son. who is fight·
!5 l'I WMd War ti (2 tn . 30 min I
• mftl 'l.eppeWl" (1971, AO\lentute}
Mictlael Y()(I(. Elke Sommer ~ World
"'aJ 1, a Bnten spy leeml that the Ger-
mans are ~ to use • giant ~
10 steal lnV8"8b4e EnglWl ~ (2
'U.J I CCG11M••11a1••0PCOIOlll9 •llM.Y
W mwtl "I Salted To Tatwti Wiit\ A.ti U.
Gw1 Crew" ( 968. Comedy) Gwdner
McKay, Pat Buttram A young man tnes
to Pf~ his S88WOf1tW*6 by saJlng to
Tahiti Wifhout male help. (2 hrS... 15 min ) .. , ....
mftl "lo Each Hes Own" ( 19'6,
Drama I OiMll de Havll&and. Jam Lund
fears aflet grw-.g up tier illegftlmete ctlid
IOf ad0p1IOl'l. a woman meets her son C2 rtr$,30 mJ '.I) NA PGA Champonshlp, second
round. from 1,,....ness Gott ~b in T Oledo.
Ohio (A) \2 hrs., 30 min l '.l) u.a. ,_ .alT :z:>mwr "The 4th Man" (t963, Orama)
Jefoen Krabbe. Renee Sout~. Recur·
rent pcemonltlons of a deadty encountet
_ fJtil 10 preYent a wnt8' from !ding _, kMt
"'""lnth a woman WhOSe pctMC>us hUsbanOs
dted mysteriously. ( l ht .. 44 min.) • 1~TUC&1 1n steteo.
ttl -..-a--.. "Heavtlf\ Help Us" (1985,
Comedy) Donald Sutherland. John
Heatd In the 19605. a group of 1eeo-age
~ankstets finds It difficult to roe the line in
a S111Ctly d~ Calhoic sohoOI. 'R' il nr .. 44 min. )
•• nm -• ccurm .._ Sctieo--uled 1nteMeWS With Emrnylou Harris. Pin-
kard Bowoeo and Judy AoOman. who also
&.lnQS "Until I Met Y~J'', the Statlef Btoth-
t9 ~&fS ~=on Me " ....
Ml mWll "Beyond The PC>Seldon Adven-
ture" ( 1979. AdVefltVl'e) Mtcneel Caine.
Sarty Aeld. Satvage oeelefs and a medical
team seeking suMvor's aboeld a capstted
ocean Uner race agains1 ttme and a sinis--
tet villain seeking the shlp'a valuat>Nt plu-
·~ 1'=cf'.i~ hi$ .. 2 min > }
a.Y ..........
mwtl "Key &cha ' " (1985. Come-
dy) Ben Maslers. Br~ Adams. At the
request of his TV-prodUoer girlfriend, a
tree-wtleeling mystery wrlt8' reluctantly
takes a stab a1 e commitment. 'R' { 1 hr ..
30 min.)
i rrt\'alt•••l•r ••••• .. CCI rem .
llTI TO WCC:.
.,. "l ullaby Of Broadway" {1951.
e • m.·Feature<t Frri Riley end
his wlft Btfled along with repreMntatlves
from the LA. Vltlton IMNY wfll dl9ctM
Muscat) Dons City, Gene Nelson. A ax;-
~ 11'91' ~ her mother tD be
les6 ttl8n 9he Ul)eCted Whet\ she peys her
·m=.:"~~' ; ..... ~" .... -~ .. •W ll'W Former TV~·
~te. Bob Fotheed. under-
goes cNrismatle tranng to .-bit him to
~the~fofbig~
-• .,.. ''Casino °" Wheele" ( 1973,
Orama) Mitchel Ryan. Wayne ManSer A ~ of underOCJ119t pob ~te& en
Illegal gambling racket that operates In
rruacs anacned to large vans. (2 tn)
• .,_''long John SWer'' (1963, Ad-
"9nture) Robert Newton, Connie Gllc:tvist.
The famous !)U&te finds action on The
SeYef'I Sees. ~2 hr$,)
(!) CMTOCm ·' e ... "Mr Moto's Gamble" ( 1938.
Mystety) Pe1e1 Lorre, Lyon Ban. The fa·
mous deteetlY8 and his stUdents stumble
upon a murder cue wt\icr\ the atudenta
use their deducti-le reesonlng to ao!Ye. (2 c.:-.::r:a ·•-££ nm,.. -wrnt arm• -1==-... '9IOl..al . ~ .. ..... ....
-· .... "The Eagle And The Hewk" (1933. Orama) Fredric March, Cery
Grant. A war-wee.ry flier sinks Into• deep =::..J.'Z.i·: mln.)
/illf LlmlT'lll ~
Mi 111 M• .,_"Commando" (1985, Adven-
ture) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Rae Oewn Chono. The ex-leader o1 an ellte milltary
task fofce Is pressed beck Into ~
whefl h' daughtflf Is kidnapped. 'R' ( 1
hr.,30min.) .L L •CC) mWll "Blame It On The l"flgflf '
( 1984. Orama) Nici< Mancueo, Byroo
Thames. Attet his mother dlee. 1 13-yee.t·
old iS forced Into a paif1fulty 1wkward re.
union with his rocl< srar t1tner -1 man he
~knew. 'PG-13' ( 1 hr .. 25 min.)
W OO .. "Ah Of Me" (l984, Comedy)
Steve Maffin, Lily Tomtln. A ~llw·
yer's normal routine 1ssumee a different
perspectlw alter a canta.nk•oua heiress's
soul t~an~ates Into one .,_ o1 his
l:>Qdy. 'PG-1~· c;i ( 1 hr., 33 min.)
Cl) .. "BMX Bandits" ( t9M, AdveO-
tU<e) David Argue, John Ley. Three teen-
age dirt bikers band together With their
fellow blk8's to 1ound Up 1 geng of
crooks. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 32 min.)
t1r:.J. p hf.) I Si
-.T"MI
.. ''Gotcha!" (1986, ComedY)
Anthony EctwarOt. Linde Aortntlno. ( 1 l'lr., 37 min.) (I)---~-(!) .. "Charlie Chan And The Ftjalh·
eted 8fr?tnt" ( tt48, Mystery) Roland ~tere. Keyt Luke. (I hr., 30 niln.)
\61 .. "M•Nll'I And Tlge'' ( 1983. Ore·
mt) John~ ... Biiiy Dee Wllllems
( 1 ht .• 4' min.)
'\
-l·tunlay Cont.
•l==="_,AICml 1 I • .... Sixth graderl from Vena Ave-
nue Elementaty School. Meta and Car-
penter Avenue Bementaty School. Studio City =•· Mad<Mo Perez hosts. .___, .... ......... n•_..
MGPIP IE I ..r .... ,_
Wtt•llRII.-T _..&.ICY ,,.. _,...
WU iii ,_...,_. -··-----111111.,. ... ,.., .. "Kelly" (1981 , Orama) Robert
Logan, Twyta-Oawn V<lklns. ( 1 hr . Joi
min.)
(I) .,. "Irreconcilable OiNetences"
(1984, COmedy) Ryan O'Neal, Shelley
L~ ht .. 54 min.) ,. ·-:.:& s:: •••• g,.,....,._Q
UTmAY•H III .... CllAILP• .... ,u.
• .,_ Featured: a IOOk at
IOk>/femalt traveling and specialized
travel to exo~. ( 1 ht.)
Ir .... ClllQ
CMDOOILR
1111 • .:::-J,.---
L"':&. .. ,_.,.YO.-&J
l'JD9IM'I
... llL --·--·· .......... CM'DOOI ....
(!)M11P. -"" -u.:-····--...rn. ...... I -=:.. &-.., L.oc.Y,.. com-
'lmlTU ••BWNATOICllDGLP ....
'°"'9 Mn&MMllUCftCA .... CM'nllll
""' .. -..a,. .._ ..
... "Johnny Dangerousty" ( 1984.
ComedY) MICheel Keaton, Joe Placopo.
{!hr., 30.=;
Cl} TCIP --Bert Cooper vs Tyrone 8ooZ9 for the NABF CruleerNeighl t111e. tchtdul9d tor 12 rOOJnds. from Las
~~ht .• 30mln.) u.:-... -... e11••
•O) .. "Dragnet" (196Q. Mystery) .. , =~:.=:gen. (2 h~. 6 iw .... ........
C..-~2-----"Th9 Myeterioue Stranger'' 1982, FantttY) CN'fttopher Makepeace.
red G~ ( 1 hf .• 30 min.)
Cl) .. "Young Man Wltll Ideas"
( 1952. Comedy) Glenn Ford. Ruth
Roman. ( 1 hf • 30 min.)
(%).,. ''The Woman In Red" (1984.
COmedy) Gene Wilder, Kelly l e&ock {I
hr., 27 ITlln )
.. (l)llUllMAlfllOCIW~
IWP¥1AYI L~~-.caQ
&WAT. ---...... ~wa.J» ..... ,.L.09 --· ... ... I W:MIUTGfALM
Riek Spr1ngfield sings his past hits
and showca5'8 videos from t\is alt>om "Ta~~ ~·
.. E··'*· o .... ,., .,... ADWBrnm
G ... 9GITI U I A featUled
NASCAR Nof1h 200 auto racing. from
l~au~r~
C.WAY .... llAI lllAWOll Guests Mlchaet
Caine, Jack Jones:
Cl) ~ VOIVo lnternallonal. semll1nal
matches. lrom Straiton Mountain. Vt
·-E~=~ . ._._.01..., .. IUUTY
u-a-.n .... ~,.._UUCTICGUAID-
1 ~':.'::.:C ceu•r•w
-COONl'I GUHi COUllTY "Orange County Transportation: The New
Strategies" Jim Cooper talks with county
transpor1a11on officials. 81\d shOWs aome
of the new long-fange plans 10 deal with
the transportation crunch on Orange
County fr-~"· CC) PATI A ,_. Ahles classlcs
"Ain't That A Shame" and "Blueberry
HKI" will be among the works of Fats
Oornmo wtllch will be p<esented when top
pop ve1er1ns Ray Charles. Jerry Lee Lew· Is and Ron Woods loin Fats at a New Or·
lean=lt1ub. (I hr )
(8) "SI. Helens" (1981, Drama)
Art Carney. DaVld Huffman. ( 1 hr . 35
min.)
([) ..,. "Streets Of Fire" ( 1984, Ora·
ma) Mlchaet Pare, Diane Lane ( 1 hr . 34
min.) Cl> ... "One Million Years B c ..
( t967, Adventure) John Richardson, Ra-eWek:h. (2 hrs.) •
.,. "the ~e><se's Mouth" (1959.
) Alee Guinness. Kay Walsh ( 1
hr .. 33 min.)
(%) .,.. "Clime In The Streets" (1956.
Cifama) Sal Mineo, John CaMavetes. ( 1
hr., 31 ':J, .. !-:W. ''The Man Behind The Gun" 1953. Wattern) RandOlph Scott, Patrioe
yrnort < 1 hr • 55 min.) -1C1>••1••••n• . --···='U, -nU .. RllI ..,.CG.-,_ JtSM trlet to save • canor from
suleide alter he becorn. a disc fockay at
the school's radiO station In stereo (R)
di~ ..... ,..~ ....
... Q
• .,.. "Tarzan And Th9 Leoperd
Woman" (1946. Adventure) Johnny
Welssmuller. Brenda Joyce. { 1 ht., 30
mln~--,.IE---=-• 1•=AU Regional c0\/9fage of
Los Angetes Dodgers at Cincinnati Redl
or Kansas City Royals at New Vant Vank-ees.r.~A~ ~i. I • ...... "The 0oo Days of Arthul Caneu A eeHlltl teen-agar, who
has been transformed Into a ~ dOg.
redeemS hlm9elf when he savee a MW
~ i·s..~:: 21 jR) Q
DMllW•
... "That's Dancing!" ( 1985, ~
cal) Gene Kelly. Liza Mlnnelll. ( 1 tw , 45
mlnJ... , .. 1 (I) a:::-...... ,,..,_
MW•Mlln
.J lr~·IWT ..
UnlW'lllTa. ..... ~
.-AT PON
.,. "Cal" (1984, Orama) John
1:tnch. Heten Mlrren. ( 1 hr., 44 ~ fD MY •• .,_,11•=t1.1.
-Afternoon---•
-1=-ITOG-llOUIN_.
... "Shoot The Sun Dowri" ( 1980,
Western) Christopher Walken. Margot
Kld~2hrs.)
• "The Marauder" ( 1967. Adwfl.. lure) ·QordOn Scott, Marla Paule. (2
hrs) • IOLe tmJ» Scheduled: Smokey ~
lnson (co-host). Marie Osmond. a-he. Sly
Fox. Aobert Palmer. Oen Seals. Uttte
Richard (Int~). In· --~· .(R) . ( 1
lht.) MTllWU.•11' OlllllOI. DIM._.
.,.. "Girts Just Want To Have "
(1 985. COmedy) Sarah JeeelCa Pa~.
Lee Montgomery. ( 1 hr .• 27 min.) ([).,..-.. The Warrlor1" ( 1979. Orama)
Michael Beck. Do<sey Wright. ( 1 tw .. 34
min.)
Cl) ITAi .... Sports competition
tea. turlng cast memberl from "GrowtnQ
Pains." "The Insiders" and "Oltt'rttil
Strokes." (R) ( 1 hr ) (I) .. ''FaUlng In Love" ( 1984. Ora·
ma) Robert OeNlro, Meryl SlfMP. ( 1 tw .
47 ~
_, __ "The Maverick Queen" (1955,
W•ttrn) Bert>era Stanwyetc. Berry' 8u9:
van (_2 twa.) -1, 1 uc••--• .. m••• * NA _, PGA ChemPlonlNP. tNrd
round. fTom Inver,_. Gott Club In lolrldo,
Ohio {L~ hrs., 30 min.) ... .,.,.u.c1 •~• The 1940 tum "Santa Fe r ..... · tNt
<Jtarred Ronald RNgar1 Ind Olllta de ......
v1n nd Is apoo*S
Sunday.Augu1t3, 1986 27
-lahlnlay Cont.
Cf) .UTI OIM um 9 NA ICU PGA Championship. third
round, from Inverness Golf Club in ToledO.
OhtO (LIVe) (3 hrs .. 30 min) ta ..,. Hit AU. IU-PrOCIUcts and
bu•tdtng techniques for a C061-tree. super-
1ns.ulated honle I ~.:-. mY• Viewed:
Hardwick Hall; Burghley H~. built by
Oveen Eltzabeth l's Lord Treasurer. Wlhon
House where Gen. Eisenhower planned
the 0-day tnvasaon of Europe; and Chats-
worth (R) O (1 hr)
()AUTO UCIMa Formula One Or and Prix
of Germany. from Hochnlleim. West Ger-
many (R) ( 1 hr .. 30 min )
Wf) llOWtl .. Cry Panic" (1974, Myst8f)')
J<.itin Forsythe, Anne Fra~1s. ( 1 hr , 30
min)
~~·The Hendersoo Monster"
( 1980. O<ama) Jason Miiier, Christine
Lahti (2 hj S)
f!) ··-JU Philadelphia Phillies Bf Chi-c.ago Cubs (Live) (3 hrs.) «IJ llCMI .. ln'111aflon To A Gunfighter"
( 1964. Wet;tern) Yul Brynner, George
Segal (2 hrs)
fl!) DOCTm MIO "The Sontaran Expetl·
1•1en1" The Earthlings prepare to return to
1he1r deserted planet wtlen a Sontaran
whO wants to experiment on them arrives
al) CMfAllTAY\.OI 'CJ llCMI "I Remember Mama" ( 1948.
Drnma) Irene Dunne. Barbara Bel
Leddes (2 hrs . 14 min )
CPJN*I,._ JudgeS Zsa Zsa Gabof,
Kristian Alfonso, Ted Lange Per1ormance
l~ch In stereo (R)
1:11 ~
-TNllCBml TMA•• ..._. 01 mY• Viewed:
Houghton Hall, tho Duke and Duchess of
Buccleuch's residences -Scotl4nd'a
Bown1ll and O<umlanrlg Castle, and
Boughton House. Northhamptonshtre:
West Wycombe Park. bvllt for the ln-
tamous Sir Ffanc1s Oashwood: and Syon
Hou;,J;> O ( 1 hr )
(ft) ''lhe Empire Strikes Back"
( 1980. Soence F1e11on) Mark Hamill, !ier·
rison Ford (2 hrs .. 4 min ) •
CPJ M1lr Olf M Ml'l1 Up-synced: Mr.
T's "I Am Somebody." The Ch<><dettes'
"Mr Sandman" and "The Curly Shuffle"
b}'_ J~n the Saddle (R)
(ZJ "CommandO" ( 1985, Adveo-
lure) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rae Dawn
ChOng. ( 1 hr , 30 :nln ) WI WJI,.,_' II 1'I DOCTOlt WNO "Genesis 0 1 The Oalel<s ..
Tne Doctor i$ sent by the Time Lords to
overthrow Davros, the great Kaled sclen-
flGt. and his dreaded new species. the
Oaleks. (2 hrs .• 10 min ) •D POl8KOATllM*I Formula One com
petition at Sa<:1amento (Calif ) Water
Fe&~Taped) (I hr ) 1=-~he Quest .. (1976, Western)
l 1m Matheton. Kurt Russell (2 hrs.)
I ,..,,,, ..
llm4Ulll111 ••
-._ Mita CelebfllY CMmplOnthic>. om South Lake reno.. Nf)V (Tel)td) ( 1
hr) , Cl,>.,. ''PrlVlfte Reto<t'. ( t98_5. Come-
dy) Rob Morrow. Jonnny Depp. (t tu , 22
min.)
(Jf) ,,_ Jesse tries to MV. • calatf trom
suicide Alter he aiecomtl I dllo jockey It
28 Sunday, August 3, 1986
the schOol's radio station. In stereo. (R) L1 hr.)
Cl) ... "The Silent One" ( t~. Fanta-
sy) T elo Maiese. Geotge Henare. ( 1 tw ..
135~ • .;.. ............. __
• _.. "The Gift On The Late. Lete
ShoW" ( 1974. Myatety) Don Mutray.
Laraine Stephens. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.)
I =-··, ... nu•• -OI --Fee-tured: Belvolr Castle: Plea Newydd; Ptlll-
rhyn Castle. Wales: Wlahtwldt Mancx: Un-
dlsfarne Castle, N orthumberl1nd ;
' De<bvahlre's Heddon Ha.ll. (R) O (1 hr.) .. al> llDM!l&L IUUlllAM ... DAYTOll.._.W. __ Aka-
f Mfotpaee vtNciel old end
the U.S. Air Force Thonder-
Walktfa, Balloon Rellys
and the Mini-Jets. ( 1 hr.)
• ... ..Murder. He SaYt" (19'5.
Come<fy) Fred MacMurray. Merjofle Main.
lhrs.)
P II UCMIWT&le
Cl)ITAlftm
malle ....
, _.. "The Terminal Man" (1974,
Suspense) George Segal, Joan Haci<en.
l~-----aMNllWB'nU•llllll
W Ml Leon Splnl(s vs. Muham-
mad All. taped Sept. 15, 1978 In New Or-
leans. (1 hr.)
(%) mWll "Eraserhead" ( t976, Horror)
John Nance, CharlOtte Stewart ( 1 hr • '°
min.)
•a>~ .. ,~ ... --...c111t ,,.,._ A IOotl at the
1939 World's Fair at an event symbollzina
ideals and attitudes that shaped the 201fl
century. (R) O (1 hr.) ~ lllMI "Fandango" ( 1985, Comedy)
Kevin Costner, Judd Nel&on. ( 1 hr .. 31
min-L • 8 (I) C81...,.. 9IQIL International
Race of Champions (IROC) • the ftnel of
tour reoes where dr!Vefa from dlffefent
aV1o raclng venues compete In ldtntleal
cars, from Watkins Glen. N. Y. (Taped) ( 1
hr.) 8 ITM uml SP9rts oompethlon
featunng cast membtrl from "Gfowtng
Pains," "The lnslde<t" and "Olff'rent
Strokes," (R) (1hr.) 'e mATll'f ...,_ U•ll Proflled:
Wyomla Tyus. forrnef Ofymplc gold medal
l lnttf. Hoeted by Steve Garvey. ,,,,,,,,, ..
rraauw. ---·..,.~: U.S. Diving Chemplonehlpe. from Orlando .
F1a.. Pro Beech vra• from zuma Beach. Calif. (Taped) 1 hr., 30,,nln.). e ... "The Greet allendaS" ( 1978,
~),.8'111 Ekland, Lloyd 811dge8.
1:,7 ...w ..
... ··~" (198t. Drlme) AoWt
Logan. T•·O.wn Vo6cW. (1 hr .. 34 ct'"-"The Jerk" ( 1979, Comedy) st ..... Martin. Bemldtttt P.-era. ( 1 hf ..
33mln.) &RSL•a••• .. "Arltbom" ( 1984, Orama) Ttr1
• Peter W~(t hf .. 40nW\.) -AY-H
-·---· ..... ~: us. OMng ~.from Ortando.
Fla.; Pro Beectl Voleybell from Zuma
Beech, Cellf. (T eped) ( 1 hf .. 30 min.)
(!)Cl) AT,.. .... ~ r9llieWI
of moYiee 1velleble on vldeoc::elMtte In-
cluding "Modem Romane." (Albef1 I~;--> end "Bad Boys" (Seen Penn)
•t&S&L . ....... . .....
W l'W'Ll Sen FranciscO Giants al At-
lltlt• 8' ...... ~L'iJ (2 hrs .. 30 min.) .. , ..• ,.
llllC1l Y • Hmll Pm Jeele trlee to save a caller from
IU6clde 1fter he becomes a dbe jOekey at
the echool'a radlO atetlon. In stereo. (R)
i hr.) •a .....
sum ... •·••• ... "The Howling" (1981, Horror)
Dee Wellece. Patrick Macnee. (2 tws,) e ... "The Train Robbers" (;972.
W•tem) John Weyne, Ann-Margret. (2
hrs.)
• ' • CM -"Biiie Holiday: The LC>nQ Night of Ledy Dey" Thie portrait
Of jaZZ 9lnget 8ltlle Holldey meldt flttn and
TV eppeerence cllpe (Including e per-
fonnenoe of "Fine end Mellow" with Col&-
men Hawtclne end L~ter Young) wlth.ln-
teMewl of eontemporerlee lnc*Kling
bendleede< Artie Shew, record producer
John Hammond end cntle Leonerd Feath-
er. ~r .. 30 min.) l u.Y..U W ,... Scenes trom "Falling
In Low." "10" end "Hannah and Her Sle-
14"'1" ere ueed to M1uttr1te c:hangel In how
HgllywOOd nortr1ya e~flY. (R) ~--•'City Heat" ( 1984, A<NentUfe)
Clint Eettwood. Burt Reynolds. ( 1 hf .. 37
min.)
Cl) llOY1I "Spellbound " ( 19~6.
Sutpenee) lngrld Befgman. Gregory
Peck (2 hra .. 30 min.) i ..... _.,., .•• mu
-1E:.: ·-·· "-'°" Alfrot (Live) (2 hl'L, 30 ll"lln.) l aA&IWn ....
........ IMSA GT Sef'i.. from
Portland, Ort. ('Tte)ed) ( 1 hr .. 30 min,)
(%) ... "Marvin And Tlge" ( 1983. Ora-
ma) John c...v.t•. Blty Dee WllllemS.
!_!hr .. «~ ·--.... . ....._ ___ _
'
-laharclay Cont.
G ._AT POPI Marvin Hamllf.Gh per
forms muSIC trom "They're Playing Our
Song." "A Chofus Une" an(J "The Way
We W8fe .. ( I hf )
CH) .. "2010" (1984 science Fie
1100) Roy Scheider. John Lllhgow De
spite volatile polltlcal tensions. ,U S an(J
RUSS1an lcienllsts launch a lollow·up
space ml$SIOn to investigale lhe fale of a
failed v0y~ 10 Jupiter 'PG' O ( 1 hr . 54
min) CO llOWll "Whefe Is Parsifal?" ( 1984.
Comedy) Tooy Curtis, Cassandra Oomen
ICa An Inventor who hves In a castle with
an a5$0ttment of eccentries lrleS 10 mar
ket his laset "'ywnting Invention 'PG' (I
hr. 2~KJ Cl) ....... When~ Vl$llS
her papula1 c:ou&ln. a p1a1n·lo0ktng gul
(Shelley OvvaN) wort<s at changing her
wallflower Image 10 lha1 ol a gracious
beauty.
l nmllOIMSlll .. lc(I) ...
,_:, ... The Ru~ CH11ral
Ame<ican housekeeper wants to quit her
nafuralizatlOn class attet only one nlghl e .. £mlCA Garter snakes. an fast
am glass lizard. a desert 1or10tse and th6
alltgator are Men 1n this loOlt at the adap
labtl1ty of reptiles O
19 e • ...,, lnte<view with Ron Reagan
Jr 8 WT UCIJ WITH DAVID ...,.IZ Contumer Information on Samsonite tug
gage. chemleally treated fruits and vege
tables and llfet~ntee6 e MOU. YWOOO • SCheduled 11'
le<\'19WS with S.mmy 08VTS Jr and l 1ztt
Mlnnellt (I) TOOCl.a.POllW G "'° M _._ Repo11s on llFC>t..
faith healing and metal bending Viewers
are also lnvtted to te111hejf ps)chic ability
H06.lielnalist Kev1n Sanders ( t ht l
1911.1.--.... ,..,...
.. •Dll'fl Vie le11y bOat and ru.c
ury cruiser, playwright and novells1 Bnan
ThOmpson !ravels the Niie Rivet from the
Sudan to 111 Medltetranean doll• (R) Q
l hr) IWICY..._.
~ The 1011 th81 Sophia te!.G~
end sneaks Into lhe house ends up klUlng
Hen1y's pet rabbH ( 1 hr ) c:c:>.,.. "Fallon Angel" ( 1945. Drama)
Allee Faye. Dana An&ews A man weds a
weallhy woman for hef money to he can
d\mlp t'l8f for a wa111ess, only to become
lhe pnme 1t.1spect wtien 11'18 wallress 1!\
murdtted ( 1 ht . 37 mtn )
(I) -UC. Untied Handicap Thor
oughbted Rtco. trom AtlantJc Clly (l rve)
Ulv)
Cl) ... 'l110COOCllable 0.HfJf~·
( 1~. Comedy) Ryan o ·Neal. Sl'lelley
Long A 9-year·Old glf'I. feeling neglected
end unlolled, kl legal aid 10 divorce
herself from the custody of her twer·pre
occuplOd parents and move In with her
fonnef hOueekteP&r •PQ· ( t hr .!>" min l l maNlll
-• 11"11 ,_ ........ .AldQlle Z111 lt1.1 GabOr Kr111ian AllONO. red bnge PtffCtfMnCe · 1 Andrle Crouch In etc.to (R) ll'IAL.-M•U. a.• "Auto Aepa#'' --........ ...
,ZJ lllO¥ll "The Woman In Red" (1984,
Comedy) r.ene Wlldef, Kelly LeB<ock An
Olherw1S8 happily married San Franc'8CO
bureaucrat becomes obSeSaed With a gor-
geous model and tnes desperatety to lnltl·
ate an a If air Wtlh her 'PO· t 3' ( 1 hr . 27
m1nL •
... (IJ mAA Mama Rose beeomes ro-
mantically lnvOlved with an old high·
school fl lend D e 'ACTI OI LR George gets help
1mpress1ng a lorme< lolle Interest at his
htgh school class reunion. In stereo (R)
it lllO¥ll "The Soldier" ( 1982. Adven·
ture) Ken Wahl. William Prince A ruthless
CIA agent IS sent to neutralize a Soviet·
backed terrOfrsl plot to hold the Mideast
hOs~ With nuclear 8.l(ploeJvee (2 hfs ) erm,,..... Willis pays a girl to
accompany Arnold to a rock concert (R)
i, mwll · Freedom Road" ( 1979. Ora·
ma) (Part 1 of 2) Muhammad All. Kris
KrlSIOH 1son 8esed on the novel by How-
ard Fast In post.CIVIi War South C8r011na.
a lormei slave becomes a u S senatOI
and l~hts 10 protect the rights of lhe
1-s::=-··· Oft.om Nepars Kumart Vllgin GOd
deSI and tl'le Chlld GOdS of Janakpur,
also. a IOOk at lhe ritual "Return lo the
Air •• (Part I of 2)
I ,,_,.,,... PlAMm
mAT ca~ "Dance 1n
Ame<ICa Don Oubcote" Mikhail Baryshnt-
kov·s produchon of "Don 01.uo1e" IS pre
sented by the Amefican Ba.Itel fheater.
lea1u11ng Baryshnikov and Cynthia Har
V,!Y (R) ( 1 hr . 30 min )
(EJ DMTt L 1icky l jghts lntomational Chai-
le~. trom Attanlic City (R) (ff) llOYll "Fright Night" ( 1985
Su~se) Chris SarandOn. Wllltam Rags-
dale Convtnced that hiS ne•l·door neigh
bOI rs a varnplfe, a leen·egef calls upon
.tn aging hOnOI him Siar to Investigate tl'le
man's secrll hie 'R' O (I hr . 46 min.)
(1.) mwll "Summer Rental" ( 1985 Com-
edy) John CKndy, Karen Austin. An over
WOlked Alf 1raHic coolrellef end his family
ti.oad tor r10110a for a llllle rest ·n· re4axa
tion that iurns out 10 be catastrophe 'n'
c.atrurnty. ·~ 1hr ... 28 min)
) TAI.II M Nia-Sctabbllr'g n0tses. arnmal·Hke ayes and venlshlng ob-
1ec1s are ~1st a part ot the 1er1or behind
the d<>Ors of a clo$et In a graduate stu-
den1' s 1~) .. 1 =1'UCl.a ~In s1e1 eo .l! hr) • 8 (IJ .,_ "Mommle Oeares1" ( 198 t.
Orama) Faye Ounaw11y. Diana Scarwid
Based on Chr1!ltlna Cf1wf01d's bOok For
has him star Jolin C111wl0td reiMS t'l8f two
adapted children In a dOl'neStlc atmoe-
phere 1ha1 vatie9 from luxuflous comfort
10 sad1$llC d1&elpl1ne (A) (2 hrs . 30
mlnL D • Ill Mery·s f()fccd 10 find a nttw
locatlOn tor Iha Ctvt:Strna.s peoeent Wtien
the chulch ...omingty disappear• In stet· eo (R) e lllillCll Clarlon'1 womed lhial ht'I
bvut 10 IO&e his tam11y lntwflt11'1C41 (R)
~ LRlnla °' -.... , ... W11yton ltnntngs R<>&emary Cloonoy:
Broolfe Shieldl tour .. Kenye (A) ( 1 ht )
l a • .,.,_ c..••n• ' · ..
• Oft.om Nepal's Kumarl. Vl<gln GOd
dess and the Child GOO. of Janakpur:
also. a loo6< at tl'le 11tual "Return 10 the Alt ~art~ I , ...
~, •.
~,.,
.. • --_, A psychology prc>-
fessOI malt• a pua at Blanche; OOtothy
wants llekets to 11'18 Sinatra concert In
St8f~ e "Amazons" (1~. Drama)
Jack Scalia, Madeline Stowe. White 1nvee-
11ga11ng a murdef', a young dOclor dlecov-
ers a g1oup of women who are powerful
enough to coolrol OI destroy lhelt en&-
mles~~i2 l'lrs) 1 .,. "Golden Rendezvous" ( 1977,
Suspense) Richard Harris. David Janssen
Based on lhe novel by Allslar Maclean
Passengets oo an ocean linel are thteat-
eoed with 1he possibility ol nuclear d&-
struction by tet1orlst1 (2 hra ) • I.Rim.a ......... ,_
New York nightclub and hotel OWf'9I
Steve Rubeff, Spa1n·s Costa dol Sol; Abby
Dallon IOIHS Costa Rica. aclOI Ed Begley
Jr ("SI Else=~'" (I hr ) • M MAL Based on lnlorma
lion collected from leading scientists. this
doCUmentary &1mulatea the devaatatlng
effects of a global nuclear "?' Host Chr~ Plummer ( 1 hr .. 3Q min ) ! .,. ~mando" ( 1985, Adi/en
ture) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Rae Dawn
Ch<>ng The e11-lea0er of an elite mlllrary
lask force is pressed back in10 service
whf>n hrs daughter IS kidnapped 'A' Q ( I
h1 ,30m1n) ~~ llAl9UCI When a brash
and Unot'lhOdox cop (Michael BrandOn)
lrom New York transfers to a Scotland
Yard·un0ercover unit. he enoount~ con-
flicts with h111 weU bted Brulsh part'*
.(glyntS Barber) (I hr )
Cl) ,.,. CllAll K1ngsl1eld actlvely op
poses Hart's appointment to the faculty,
Bell must decide wtiethet or not to ecoept
~tion In Boise. (2 hrs ) W .. "Ordeal By Innocence" ( 1986.
Orama) Donald Suthefland, Faye Ouna
way A research sclentlSt tn Eng&and sets
out 10 unravel the myale<y behind a wom·
an·s ml.Hdet Ba.se<1 on a novel by Ao-rhe
Christle ·pG t3" (1 hr, 21 min) e lllO¥ll "Mucbeth" ( 1948. Drama) Or
son Welles. Jeanelle Notap Based on
Shakespeare's play The greed and ambl·
tton of a "'8n end his wife '-d them to
1tagedy In t 1lh~1ury Scotland (2 hta.) • a?>lllln' TUClll In stereo ( 1 ht ) • 8 e .. "Gus Brown And Midnight
Brawtter" ( 1985. Comedy) Jolin
Schnek191. Ron Gian scnemeng to get
rich quick. a WOl1d Wai II vet81'11n te0tetty
mortgeoes hlS best Irland'• O•dahomll
ranch and buyS a Ofeytiound 10 compete
in 11'18 Ngh-Sl8k86 Flofld8 dog-reelng cir CUll.tk.(~30 min ) I .......
m.I Fllmma.lcer Alexia K1111110vtky ex
ee her tamuy·1 Jewiah he(t19, vllltfng
NlllOllburg end Ptagut In Cl~le
Wast Germeny·1 o.Mau conoentratlon ~v the New Yortl other chfldhood SJ "Private Retort" (1985, ~
dy) Rob M01row. J()hnny Depp Two
teen egof"I piowl the t>eaehet Of a poeli ..aort J0r l>Oaut11Ut women 'A' ( t tv . 22
Sunday Auguit 3, 1988 29
min ... -1 .. "AG1rl NamedSoone<" (1975.
Orama) Lee Ren\ici(. Rlonard Qenna. A
bristly baekwoodS grandrnOther loeeS her
8-year-<>ld granddaughter to • young cou-
ple wl1h no children of ·1helr own. ( 1 hr •
SS min.)
I ,,_.. «9111'1 LJlll'm8 ,. .,. me am ,..,.
Wey1on Jennings; Rosematy Clooney,
B<oo«e Shields tours Kenya (R) ( 1 hr )
1 ---~. I C•flU~ ......
"Noon Wine" An adaptation of Kathe<ine
Anne Porter's snort story aboUt •Swedish
hlfed hand's dramatic Impact on a Texas
farm lamtly et the turn of the century.
Stars Fred Ward. Use Hllt>olqt. Pat Hingle
and Stellan Skarsgard. (R) Q ( 1 hr . 30
min.~ Cl) BSOUTI Joe Frazlef vs Muham-
mad All. taped January. 1974 in New
York. ( 1 hr)
CID 111 T CITITM.: DCWT tl1' • If..,_ ~etches from his May 1986 on&-man
sQOW at Hofstra Univeralty and a filmed ~ment on the making of a Biiiy Crystal
shoW featuring Rob Reiner. Eugene Levy,
IChrL::' and Brother Theodo<e
-_,TUCU In stereo (1 hr )
-•IUICllOF-"Ltfe BefOfe Birth" ---mM WWI Scenes from ''FalNng
In Love," "10" and "Hannah and Her Sis-
ters" are used to illustrate changes In how
Hol'ric.<>;Frays adUltery (R) ! llAI ~ Guests Michael
C.tne, Jack Jones
~-... (I).,. "Elaserhead" ( 1976. Hofror)
John Nance, Charlone Stewart Alter Of\'·
Ing birth to a monster child, a weird young
woman leaves the baby for the lather 10
raise alone 'n what8V91 fashion he
cl"iooses. ( 1 hr., 40 min.) -,M~T90lf•MI ,. '.I Utt:-SCfabbling nolaee. anlmaHl6<e eyee and vani1Nng ob-tect• are jus1 a pan of the te«or behind
the d<>Or& of a closet in a graduate stu-
denl's room. (R)
(!) TM.8 ,_ 1"I NM-When a
cantankerous old man retUfnt from tM
dead, his tamlly and community 1ry to
l8nd him beck.
1., ..... .--.1.
.. "In The King Of PrUSSia"
( 1982. Drema) Martin Sheen, Daniel Bel'·
rlgan A r~reatlon of the trial of the
Prowtharea Eight. actMets arr•ted for in-
flltrallng a G.t. plant Involved In manu1ac·
luring nuclear weal)Of'IS. M1ny of the de-
fendants /:t~tiemsetves ( 1 hr . 30 min ) !-=--"Assault On ~racinet 13"
(t976. Orama) Austin Siok«. Oetwln
Jo.ton Cope end conW:t• )otr1 f«c:ee to
prevent a teen·ege gang from leytng a6eg9
to a nearly deeef1ed ~ ttetlon 'R' { 1
hr •• 31 min.) (I)~ Mme S.rbet Sub Pro S-...
from Watldne °*'· N.Y. (R) 00 ... "The Ernpre Strlk• Beck" H980. Scienc. Fiction) Marie Hamill. Har·
rieon Ford Rebel fighter Luke Skywalktr
irqrruptt his trainlna as • Jedi Kn!Qtlt to
rescue his fritndl from Ylltelnoul b.rth
30 Sunday. AuguS13,1986
Vader 'PG' O (2 hrS . 4 min ) CD .,.. "Wild 0a11as Honey" (1982.
Adult) Honey WUder. Sharon Mitehell A
wealthy Texas bUslnesSman must deClde
between staying with hlS wife or his ~
tress. ( 1 ht .• 30 min.) (!) AT lW .,_. Scheduled: reviews of
movies available on videocassette includ-
ing "Modern Romance" (Albert Brooks)
land n r .. (Sean Penn) (A)
tW _,TUCU In stereo ( 1 hr > tW .. .,. ...
• Mn.AT~ LM "The Best of
S.N L. 1984-85" Highlights Include Biiiy
Crystal's impr8SSIOO of rock star Prince, a
parody of "The Mary Tylef Moore Show''
featuring Ed Asner, and the Rev. Je9&e
Jackson's. portrayal of a flambOyant
gam&-Show host In stereo (A) ( 1 hr . 30
min.) I lmTOPa¥mo CCUITDOR l\IM'I' ... ..,.. ,,, -
.,. "Barbarosa" ( 1982. Western)
W1llle Nelson. Gary Bueey A Texas outlaw
QIOWS to t>«ome a legend while constant-
ly on the run from the authoobes and his
F.ln-laws ( 1 hr., 50 min.)
MUSICal guest. Toni Basil (R)
.,.. "Antsl" ( 1977. Drama) Su-
zanne Somers. Robert Foxworth. A ram·
paging colony of klllef ants. uneanhed
near a luxury lakeside resort, threatens 10
destroy the entire community. (2 hrs.)
... "Soldier In The Rain" ( 1963.
Comedy) Jack ie Gleason. Steve
McOueen A young &Oldie< Idolizes hisser·
geant. who always gets him out of trouble
{.?hrs.)
• IOU> GOLD .. -LCM Love songs perlormed by JuHo lgleWa and
Otonne Warwick ("Gtande. Grande.
Grande"). Be4inda Carlisle ("Mad A~t
You"). Kenny Loggins ("Denger Zone ) •
Mlam• Sound Machine ("Words Get in the
Wa)"'). Eddte Rabbtll ("RepefltlVe R&-
gret"), Air Supply. James Ingram. Johnny
Rivers, lhe Beach Boys and Sha Na Na In
stereo. J;,~•·) I cw &11wme.--m ..,. tJI PUCI A chroniele ot lhe dip-
lomatic negotiations following Am«lea'a
v1e1ory In 1781 at Yorklown-tt\81 led to the
1783 Treaty of Pans Aleundef Scoutby
narrates. W. (1).-T
~--"First To Fight" ( 1967, Orama)
Chad Everett. Marilyn OeV!n. A Medal ot
Honor Wlnn8f has problem$ on the battle-
field. but m81l8Q89 10 lead his men to VIC·
tQry~S) Cl) "t he Lost Emptre" ( 1984, Ad-
venture) Raven de la Cratx. Three women,
a cop, an lnd•an and a convict f0<m an
untlkely taSk fe>toe assigned to rescue a
group of women from a madman's ISiand
tWi'1ic'~ hr .. 22 min.)
fW C.-~ "'11WM. Spoofs are 1n-
tenperaed with edited YefSIOOS Of Hoity·
WOOd't worst movies Featured "Un·
tamed Women" ( 1952) ( 1 rv .. 30 min.)
-· .. "l.Mt A little. Love A Uttle" (1989. Comtdy) Elvia Presley, Michele
Cerey. A phOtogrepher lor • "glrfit" mag-
azine hat trouble with a )NloUt glrttnend
Iii,. .. 30mln) ....
c.mtlfATOll ••t SL W Gm. tJI mrocw From Loe
Angelel Colieeum. this program depicts
whe't 1$ considefed to be ttle ()lyrn9b Of
rnotoetOta rednQ. and ~ Nghtlgtlt•
ot the SS0.000 Miiier M•ster• r9<:9 IA)
~ ·--COM:ISI'-ltv .. 30 min.)
-_,lUCU In stereo ( 1 hr ) -_,,,.,. ... M1W Ol .,.1111
... "Gunfight At Comanche Cree«"
( 1963. Western) Audit Murphy, Colleen
Mille<. A detective tnflltratee • p8t'Q of out·
laws for the t1fM of eicpoelng their n<>-torious leadef. 2 l"ira.)
• I 1M -Highlights trom 1985's 40th annillwMry <*emonieS.
remembering the Hlrothlm9 and Negasakl
atom bOmb attacks. ere Interwoven with
the personal storiel and memorlea of four
part1Cipents • two Amencans who helped
plan and ·execute the altacitl and two
f nese SUtYIVOrs of Hfoehlma Q
Mn.AYM.M
.,. "Malibu Express" ( 1984.
Adult) Derby Hinton, Sybil Oannlng. As-
signed 10 lnvestij18te •computer compa-
ny' a shady busineSs deelinga, • Texan
tinds hlmself In the middle of a spy UP8'
.R' ~ '1 min.) CD "Streets Of Fire" ( 1984. Ora·
ma) Michael Pare. Diane Lane. A "rock
'n' roll table" about a rocit) singer kid-
napped. by a an outlaw pang and lief rescue
by a dashing ex-et>yfrlend and a tough-oirl
adven1Ufer 'PG' ( 1 hr .• :M min )
(I) ... "Commando" (1985. Adven-
ture) Arnold Schw1rzenegger. Rae Dawn
Chong. The ex-leader of en elite mllltery
task lOfce Is pressed back Into Mrvlce
when his daughter Is kidnapped. 'A' I 1
hr., 30 min.) ., .... ,. , I CA'lnlP191
'9Aft Host Howard Rollins Mulical
~ta: Ouerterllatti. I 1 hr )
(.I) .,. "Fding In Love" ( 1964, Dra-
ma) Rober1 DeNiro. Meryl Streep. Oeeplte
the fact that both are married. e chllnCe
meeting on a ~ter tra n aper1<1 a mu-
tual romantic Interest between a conatruc·
tlon ~ and a graphic designer 'PG· 13·~~mln.)
,.•_,1UCUlnstereo (1 hr ) tt1 Mi .,. "This Is Spinal Tap' (1~.
Comedv) Rob Reiner. Michael McKean In
this Mtlre on the contemporary· roclc mu-* 80ene. an American dOc:tJmentary film·
maker examines the phenomenon of a 17·
year-<*! heavy metal bend from England
'R' ~· 22 mitt) W G Sketches: a spoof ot "Midnight
Expresa" starring Abbott (Levy) and
Costello J.,..to). ·1· :,•.r.i.,. -.. This 000·
e«t feetures tht songs ··o.nc. Away,"
"The Malo Ttllng," "Car\'t Let Go" and
ot~th<) e _. Scheduled Smokey Rob-
inson (co-hott) . Marie Olmond. a-he. Sly
Fox. Robert Palmer. Oen Seel$. Little
Atchard (lnterAew) In stereo (A) ( I
hr)
I MUI_..
•Fiil 11111' W Preecon Grand
t.. from O..:•ld (R)
1------C lftll• R,_ .. .. ''Whlaotrino O..th'' (1971. ama) Aoy 'T'hlnrite, Jfm tM1on A men-
111Ny bettered Vietnam veteran triee to r•
oonstrYCt hit li'8 with the htlp qt ptyONI·
Irie eounMlling and group tt•epy (2
I!.""·~
-lalunlay Coal • ..... _.
(%) ... "Crime In The Streeta" (1956,
Orama) Sal Mineo, John Caauvetea. Oe-
aplte the efforta of • aoclel WOfi<tt to re-
torm him, • young atreet hoOd leade one
of his gang membela Into • llf9 of Ctlme.
(1 tv., 31 min.)
d (C).,. ''Stick" (11MM. Creme) Bun
~. Cendlce Ber~ An ex-<:en'a anempt to avenge hie prlaonDuddy'1 mur-
der t>Mga him teo.-te>feoe with Florida
mobet«1. 'R' O (1 hr .. <49 min.) -1---... "V<rfa'JI Into Spece" ( 1970,
Scienoe-Actlon) Mlt9undbu Keoeko. Sho-
uburo Date. A heto awlngl Into action to
reacue Tokyo trom ennNetlon by a
drMded rnonsttt. (2 hrs.)
• .. "The $Cartel Pimpernel"
(1 936. AdvenlUfe) Lealle Howard, Merle Oberon. In dilgUl8e •• a gentleman of the
Engli.h Court. en undetground hero re&-cuw noblemen from the gulllOllne dUrtng
the French ReYolutlon (2 hrs.)
I
..., __ .
TAM 90IT'I ... "Blood Alley" (1955. Adven-
IUfe) John Wayr.e. Lauran Bacall. An
American merc:Nnt rnanne helps an entire
vtttage of CNneee peeNnta eecape from
pursuing communists. (2 hra.)
•a.-a:ll(H) llOWll "2010" ( 1984, Science Ac-
tion) Roy Scheider. John Llthgow. De-
spite votatlle political tensions.. U.S. and
RUSSlan scientists launch a tollow--up
spaoe mtSSlon to investigate the fate ot a
tailed voyege to Jupi1er 'PG' Q ( 1 hr., 54
.. ~ .... "Firstborn" ( 1984. Orama) ter1
Garr. Petar Weller. Despite her sons'
warnings. a divorced woman becomes In-
volved with a charming. though latently
slnistar dr1ftar wtto ultimately tears the
ta=rt. 'PG-13'0 (1hr .40mln.) -1 .. "BIOndle Plays Cupid" (1~ t,
Comedy) Penny Singleton. Ar1hor Lake.
The Bumsteads decide to ne.p a young
coopte elope ( 1 hr .. 45 min ) ·----(JJ _,. "The Warr1ors" ( 1979, Orama)
Mlchael Beck, OofWi Wright. Blamed tor
the murder ot a charismatic leader at a
New York 1treet gang convention, mem-
ber$ ot a Coney Island gang must light
thelf way baci< to their home turf 'R' ( 1
hr .34 mln)
.. , ............... lllj'--11 ........ ~
.,,. "love letters" ( 1983, Orama)
Jamie lee Curtis. James Keach. Alter dis.-
covering that her recently deceased
--lporls C:Onl
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HILLERMAN ON 'MAGNUM' ..•
rromJtaeeS
element is the writina, which has been
ei1cellent. I also think that Tom's
enormous charisma as a stat is • huge
factor. It au sounds so simple, but it's very
hard to do." "Maanum" opens next season with a
two-hour 1how that will be filmed io
Hawaii and, for the fint time, in Los
Anaeles.
"The Hawaiian aettina is really like •.
fifth character, .. Hillmnan said. .. It's a
very special place to film. I think a lot of
people tune ln to ICC Hawaii. t think. too,
because of the meteoric nee in Tom's
career we're lucky to Se filmina there
becauk it's less hectic than filrriif\S here.
Fewer demands are made on you because
you're barcSer to get to.''
Hillerman said be bad no idea who Tom
-Selleck was when he W8$ asked to do the
pilot. Htllerman lad previously starred in
two series. "The Adventures of Ellery
Queen" in I 97S-76 and "The Betty White
J bow" in 1977-78. He was a auest st.ar on
many series and played in a number of TV
movtes.
He also ap~red in the theatrical films
"Chinatown, · "Lucky Lady," .. Hiah
Plains Drifter," "Blan~ Saddlet" and
.. Audrey •Rose." He revived his Texas
accent to play the red-necked sheriff' and
his brother in "Paper Moon."
Since beginning "Mqnum," ttc's also
played newspaper col umnist Cholly .
Knickerbocker in the mi'niseries "little:
Gloria ... Happy at last" and a Nazi v1lhun
an the pilot movie for "Tales of the Gold
Monkey."
mothar had been Involved In an extremeri-
tal affair throughout her marriage. a llr'Clle
woman becOmea Involved In en obeeleNie
affair with a married men. 'R' ( 1 tv .. 38
min.) -
-· ... "The Sectet Lit. Of JoM a.p. man" ( 1976. Orama) Rlllptl Welte,&....
Anspech. 8a9ed on the true 1tory of • cd-
lege proteeeor who tek• • •bbattc.I to •= .. • bk»-<:ollar WOft<8f. 1--=-... CC) ... "Second Time lucky" ( 1984.
AdUtt) Olene Frrilln, Roger Wiiton. At·
tempting to wipe out aln worldwide. God
recreetes the Gatdan of Eden end P<lP""
lates It with two mousy coedl.. ( 1 tv .. 37
min.) ••L01T••AC1 •@ llOYll "Fright Night" ( 1986,
Suspense) Chris Sarandon. WlllJam Rag9-
dale .. Convinced that hie next-dOor ~
bo< IS a vampire. a teen-ager c:aJls upon an ~ horrOf-lllm lter to lmeatlgate the
man 1 a.cret lite. 'R' Q ( 1 hr., '6 min.)
... _ISCll " ()) ___ ... When lhe lllallt
her popular eoualn. a pleln-loo6dng ~
(Shelley OwaH) WOt1<1 at chenglng her
watl~r Image to that of a grecloue beauty.
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·Happy Days' up there. It's wo
my1dol."
"Actually," he added, ··t don t miss
much. I'm sort oh bon vivant type f suy.
r ve looked at this as ah opponun to
explore another lifestyle, anothc:T cult ..
as pnmitivc as 1t 1s."
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SUNNY
FORECASTS ON A2
! Dornan: Gadhafi_ had hostages killed
Congressman says Libyan leader bou ht tned to do the same with four other
American hostages, including Jenco
and David Jacobsen, SS , of Hunt·
ington Beach.
tried to buy Father Jenco and the
other hostages with bard cash." I American. 2 Brtto.n s . had them murdered The congressman was speaking of
the three Americans still held by
Islamic Jihad. They are Jacobsen;
Terry A. Anderson, 38, of Lorain,
Ohio, the chief MtddJe East cor-
respondent for The Associated Press;
and Thomas Sutherland, SS, of Fon
Collins, Colo., acting dean of Agricul-
ture at the American University of
Beirut.
From 1taff ud wfre report•
Congressman Roben Doman, R-
Garden Grove. said Saturday that
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi
had American Peter Kilburn and two
Britons murdered after buying'tbem
from their Lebanese captors.
Doman made the annooncement
after attending a public homecoming
celebration for Rev. Lawrence
Manin Jenco in Joliet, 111. Jenco was
freed July 26 after spending 19
months as a hostage.
According to Doman, Gadhafi
Jacobsen' has been held captive for
the last 14 months. He was abducted
while walking to tus JOb as executive
director of American University Hos-
pital in Beirut. '
Doman said in his announcement,
"The State Department confirmed 10
me two days ago that Gadhafi had
Feeding feathered friend s
Joehaa llanafleld, a&e 7 , batta theee duck• out of the water day at Central Park ln Hunttniton Beach. It ahould be
with a few monela ol food. Joehaa wu enjoying a aummer another warm day today with hlglaa forecaat ln the low 80..
INDEX
Bridge
Business
Classified .,.
Crossword
Death Notices
Entertainment
Horoscbpe
Ann Landers
Opinion
Paparazzi
'f>ubllc Notices
Sports
Weather
Weddings
A6
C5
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82
A"6
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C6,06
C1-4
A2
A3
FVgroup
mo611izes . disaster
VO lunteers
BJ TOM WRIGHT
...., ,_ Cemi9" I ldeM
While larger c111e<. wrestle with the
problem of enrthll~J\.t' '·'H:parrdness,
Fountain Valle' c. '<~11thborhood
Watch is de"clop1ng J OC"tworlt of
volunteers to en\ur<' the U I}' will be
self-sufficient in the cHnl of a quake
or other natural d1..astcr
"We started v.ork on 1h1 program
last faU. so we ha-.c ,,'l,""'Crs for
re 1dents womed h) the recent
quake .. t..aurann Cook pr· 1dent of
Ntt&hbothood Watch \<lid
The kc)' tone of 1hc aroutt s plans
will bt a compu1rmcd <.hrtctory of
mformttJon about t'\.Cf'V hou~hold
in t.bc Ctt)' 1 h<' "fl.I" 1' .at ion 1
·na 1 s IO.()JO JJ1IOI trom the ~tate
(PleaM ,ee QUAD/ A2)
TWo ye~rs have passed,
and he's still John Doe
Two years ago today. a young man
w11h shonly cropped hair and a
bewildered expressrondiedin a head-
on car crash in Newpon Beach and
erased any h1n1 that he ever existed
In death he became John "boe
84-3271.
No name. no address. no cxpla-
na11on why he would lead police from
three different law enforcement agen-
cies on a 27-mile car chase and then
end 11 all by suddenly veenng into
.
oncoming traffic
His car -a blue Pinto station
wagon sto1en in San Diego County -
was npped ncarl) 10 half in the
midmorning crash o n MacAnhur
Boulevard. He was pronouned dead
at the sce{le. .
Two other people -a woman
dnvmg a Pontiac station wagon and a
businessman in a black Porsche -
were IOJUred. Both survived.
Witnesses told police that the
youn$ man seemed roopen his mouth
-as 1f to scream, or cry or even laugh
-as he crossed over the cent~r
divider on MacAnhurand sped north
in the southbound lanes.
Police suspected the crash was a
deliberate act but they couldn't prove
II.
"There was no reason for him to do
11 He had a clear path ahead ofh1m."
said a police officer involved in the
chase. "We were g1v10g him plent) of
..., ,_ ,....,, ... .,...._
Cerl.aea Ona.mm of Ronttnaton Beacbjumpe rope at National P'tt:neu Academy.
l
A fifth American bostaac. U.S.
diplomat William Buckley of Med·
.ford, Mass., has reportedly been
killed, but U.S. oficiaJs say they have
not confirmed the death and still list
him as a hostaie.
"The $fOUP holding the father
turned rum (Gadhafi) down. How-
ever, be was more successful with the
other $fOUp that held Kilburn of San
Francisco. So he bought Kilburn and
the two Englishmen for the sole
purpose ofmurdenng them."
The State Department bad no
immediate comment on Dornan's
remarks.
David Jacobsen's son, Enc
Jacobsen of Huntinaton Beach, could
not be reached for commenL
U pon lus release, Jenco releued a
videotape o f Jacobsen. The younger
Jacobsen, after Vlewing the tape last
week. said that his father looked as 1f
(Pleue 11ee DOll!f AK I A2)
NB ferries full
as strike. hits
Catalina Cruises
By LAURA MERK
OtlMD.-, ........
A weekend stnke by umon
deckhands of Catalina Cruises, the
largest of three cruise hoes between
the mainland and Santa Catalina
Island, has left dozenl of vacationers
stranded and swamP,ed a Newpon
Beach ferry business with inquines.
Catalina Cruises makes 12 two-
hour trips daily from ports at Long
Beach and San Pedro to the vacatJon
island, 26-miles off shore. All trips
from San Pedro have been cancelled
and aboui 30 percent of the scheduled
tnps arc still opcrat1ng1 from Long
Beach w1th part·llme workers and
compan) management running the
boats.
The walk-out by. members of the
Inland Boatman's Union sparked a
flurry of calls to Catalina Hobday. a
small fen; operauon that runs one
500.passen$er boat out of the Balboa
Pavilion daily, said owner Bob Black.
(Pleue eee CAT ALUCA/ A2)
'I
HB's Ceatral Park·
in line for changes
By ROBERT BARKER
Of .... .,.., .... ltllft
Huntington Beach's sprawling
Central Park appears 10 be m line for
maJOr changes in the next five years.
Community Services Depanment
staff members ~ urgrng C1ty Coun-
cil members to approve a S 10 million
plan to build an Olymp1c-s1zed swim-
ming pool. a gymnasium and a
recreation center.
These three top prionty fac1ht1es
were proposed by the YMCA since
1982 but have lain dormant since that
STEVE
MARBLE
RETROSPECTIVE
breath mg room JUSt so there ~ouldn 't
be an accident."
The youth's bod) -7 30 da)s later
-1s sull stored 1n a refigcratton unit
at the Orange Count) C'oroncr's
Department.
Hts fingerpnnts. his dental charts
and his measurements ha"e bttn fed
(Pleaee 1ee· JOHN DOE I A2)
organizauun couldn't come up with
the monc)
Howe .. er. 1here's still a chance the
YMCA w11J pan1c1pate 10 the prOJCCtS
and contnbute some of the funds that
were raised.
Also included 1n the plan for the
300-acre park are two softball com-
plexes.
City Council members studied the
pro prosals last month and arc ex-
l)C<'ted 10 approH a park master plan
A.ug. 18
(Pleue eee CENTRAL/ A2)
HB pulls plug
on Bailey, Craft
By ROBERT BARK.ER °' .... .,.., .........
Two Huntington Beach City Coun-
cil candidates have been infonncd
that the) no longer will be allowed to
appear o n regularl'f scheduled local
cable television news programs
The letters were sent last week by
Bill Reed, the cit) 's public infor·
mauon officer. 10 Sherwood Bailey
and Elaine C ran
Baile\ 1s the host for a program
dealing ~Ith 1s1er C"ll) matters on
(Pleue eee TV I A2)
Fitness camp shapes
young bodies, mlnds
By LAURA MERK
Ot .... o.tr .........
To wttnes an obese. self-<:onsc1ous
child -who once cringed at the wo rd
"fitness .. -make a tw<rweck trans-
formatio n into a young girl who leads
dozens of children in e'em~s 1s
quite a reward.
And it's all the encouragement the
volunteers of the National Fitness
Foundation's Youth ummer Fitness
Prognm needed 10 continue tht'1r
work at the UC Irvine campu -
Thr goal of the progns m wa'i to get
youngsters back 1n shape
By teaching them good nutntiQl'lal
habits and proper e~crc1sma tech·
niqucs the auonal ~ Fitnes Foun-
dation hopes to revc~ the trrnd of
increasingly lethargic youth'i
For the past two wttk\, I~ fitnc's
pec1ah'its from CTO'i" tht• 1 ountn-
wor~cd w11h 200 kinJcr~nco
throu~-11~1h·l"dt ~outho; and I (X}
of their tt"adter>
The 'fOUth titnt'i\ camp hC'l,1 at
UC'l'')'t rawford Hall was a pre .. 1ewof
what will take place at t he United
tates Fnness .\cademy to be built 1n
South Orange Coun1y, 2'h miles
mland from Laguna Niguel
veorge .\llrn. form('r coach ot the
Loo; .\ngeles Ram'i and chairman of
thr Prts1dcnt's ( ounc1I oo Physical
F1tnrs and pon'i .pearheadcd the
acadcm" prOJ«'I
C-h1ld~n who attended the camp at
l 1(1 spent full da\\ leammg dnll .
gymnasno. ~rrtch1ns. roordm~t1on
and enduran« .. 1011, pon1ng "Fit·
nc s 1s Fun ·· T -shins. the children
were tnthrallrd wtth thC'1r teachm
and act1v111cs
.. c,, mnasuc' 1s m\' fa, ontr spon
1n the v.holc v.otld • ~1d 11-~car-<lld
lenn1fcr V.-alla«' of Irvine
But tumbhna o;k1ll'i aren't cnouah
to kttp children 1n 'lhapc. accord•
to John (.at~. t'«UllVt \ICC pt'CS1 •
dent of the -...111onal F1tne<i\ foun-
dation
(Pleue 9ee FIT I A.2)
..
ORN DOE REMAINS UNCLAIMED •.•
hoaAl
thtoqh computers nationwide. And
DOthiJ\a.
"W}io knows wbo he is? We've
certainly done everytbina we can to
flod oat.•• said Bernie Mazuca, a
coronet's deputy who bas followed
lead after lead in bopes ofleaming the
youth's name.
"Maybe he's a runaway and his
parents don't care or don't know that
he's dead. Maybe they're even happy
he's aone. l don't know. But be bas
somebody someplace and so we wait and hope."
In most cases, a burial in a pauper's
grave at county expense would have
been arranaed long before now.
"Usually we do that. Especially 1f
they're older. We can conclude that
they were out in the world on their
own and that's that. But this is
different."
Because of his presumed youth, the
body has bttn retained in the event
that someday family members will
come forwa:rd.
By Mazuca's best estimates. the
youth was between I 7 and 20 years
old at the lime of his death.
C~ucasian. No scars beyond the
injuries in the crash. No b1nhmarks
or moles. No jewelry. No identifi-
cation.
He was wearing a pair of cu1-off
Jeans. a plaid shin and no shoes. He
s1ood 6 foot 6 inches tall and was a
skinny 145 pounds
The youth first attracted the atten-
tion of pblice when he raced through
an immigration checkpoint on the
f rccway outside San Clemente. He
was clwed tbrouah Capistrano
Beach. Dana Point, South Laauna, Lquna Beach and finally into Ncw-
pon Beach where he took a finaJ tutti
onto MacArthur.
Potic:e thouaht b.e was probably
drunk or hialt oo drup because of his
strange behavior. Not onJy did be
seem to intentionally speed toward
his death, but he would le.an over and
fumble through the glove compart-
ment and under the scat as he
outraced poliot.
But he wasn't intoxicated.
"No alcohol. no cocaine, not rung."
said Maiuca, referring to blood tests
conducted after the crash.
The car he was driving was stolen
five hours earlier outside a liquor
store in Encinitas. When they learned
of the fatal car crash, police in San
Diego suspected the youth might be a
c.ar thief they'd been bunting. . But not often.
Two officers from-San DiC$0 "We had one that looked good, but
traveled to the count~ mo.raue in , the kid turned out to be btack. And we
Santa Ana. But he wasn t their man. had a runaway that looked very
Anothertbeory was that.be had run promising, but out of 1he blue the guy
away from a yout~ co.~llonal camp showed up for a family wedding." she or even a mental mst1tut1on. But that saJd
docs not appear to be the case. · Mazuca had the youth's finger-"W~ have· no1h1~~ of any use to
prints run through both state and show tor the efforts. , .
federal computers that store prints of Still. there are no plans for burial.
anyone who has bttn io trouble with "How much hope can you have?
the law. The computers also store When do you give up? I keep
pnnts of runaways when parents arc thinking. 'he has to have parents.'
able to provide them. Where are they'! I wish J knew the
Now and again, Mazuc.a gets a lead. answer."
CATALINA CRUISE STRIKE •..
From Al
"The unfortunate pan is that they
struck al the perfect ume." said Black.
Although 1he summer months are the
busiest ume of year for his ferry
business. he does not have the boats
to accommodate all the people in
need of 1ransponation to 1he island.
he said. A rouod-tnp ticket with
Catalina Holiday is $19.50.
.. This 1s the busiest time of year: ~e
don't need the extra calls. We run to
capacity every day," he insisted. ''The
vacationers are getting the shon end
of it We have had a lot of irate people
calling us I don't blame them. We
have people who had hotel reser-
vations thal have bttn paid for and
they are pretty us pet," he said.
Company officials of Catalina
Cruises said they hope the walkout.
which was called at 7 p.m. Frida)-
night. won't last more than a week.
The deckhands refused to work after
the company asked the union to
accept 35 percent pay cuts for all
union members. according to rcpons
from the Associated Press.
Deckhand~ current!} make S 14 lJ
an .hour. pilots S 17 and co-p1Jots
s 15.45.
After being swamped with calls
Saturday, Black said he began rcfer-
nng the potential customers to airline
companies that make trips to the
resort island.
A spokesperson from o ne of two
airlines that fly from the Orange
County John Wayne Airport to
Catalina Island sa1d he talked to ~veral people Saturday who com-
plained about the strike.
"We had nearly a dozen people
who mentioned the boat strike. But I
wouldn't say there were any more
calls than usual," said Rob Hahon. a
reservations a$en1 from Resort Com-
muters. The airline has $39 flights to
the island every day except Tuesday
and Thursday.
Catalina Cruises provides ocean
1ransponat1on fo r about 70 percent of
the island's v1s11ors, company
spokesman Sam Sacco told the AP.
The 145-foot boats carry 700 passen-
gers each trip for 1he cost of a $22
round-trip ticket
an Pedro-based Catalina Express.
a four-ship fleet and strong com-
petitor for Catalina Cruises. also
reponed an increase 1n business after
the weekend stnke. Both Catalina
Express. which operates 16-24 trips
daily c~rrymg 149 passengers for S25
round-trip tickets. and the Newpon
Beach-based Catalina Holiday oper-
ate with non-union employees.
"We treat them very well and th~y
didn't nted a union." said Black. who
has owned the business for 20 years.
Bob Forrester, regional director of
the Inland Boatman's Union. said the
union will ask for help from the
International Longshoremen's and
Warehousemen-.; Union, of which 1t
1s a pan.
Negouattons for a new three-year
contract began in January, Sacco said.
The old contract expired Jan. 15.
Sacco told the Associated Press that
competition was forci ng 1t 10 1nm 1t
budget.
Catalina Cruises 1s a div1s1on of
San Francisco-based Crowley
Manti me Corp.
"Normally m August our weekends
fill up up to two weeks ahead of time.
Now 1t will fill up quicker. We hope
the stnke 1s settled reaJ quick." said
Black.
QUAKE PREPAREDNESS IN FV ...
From Al
to fKiance the program
"The biggest expense witt be the
salary of computer operator, who w111
transfer the information from 1hc
questionnaires to the computers:·
Cook said.
Neighborhood Watch volunteers
will dehver a questionnaire to every
household in the city-to insure they
arrive and to keep mailing costs
down. she said.
The survey includes questions
about the number of residents in each
household. their probable location
during the da). special needs or
requirements 1n 1nd1v1dual house-
holds.
.. Some people may onl y want 10
answer some of the quesuons and
we'll take what they 're w1lhng to
provide." Cook said.
She said the informa11on "Ill he
confidential and the grottp plan~ to
keep a t1~t rein on the d1re<:tof).
In addition 101h1sd1rectory. Neigh-
borhood Watch hopes to develop a
netv.ork of skilled volunteers. who
will ensure the city will be self·
sufficient dunng 1he first 72 hours of
the disaster.
"The Red Cross esumates 1t takes
7 2 hours for outside ass1s-iancc to be
mobilized after a massive natural
disaster." Cook said.
Dunng these ·ruc1al three days. 1he
cit) must rely on its own resources.
she said. Ne ighborhood Watch ad-
' 1ses residents to keep a three-<la~
emergency stockpile of food and
water.
The rescue and :11d ctTom of
volunteers will be d1rec1ed by block
and area coordinator~
"Ideally. each area in lhc UI) ~111
be self-suffic1en1." Cook said
Through 1he quest1onna1 re, Neigh·
horhood Watch hopes to locate a pool
of medical personnel. res1den1s with
first aid skills. and construcllon and
ut1ht1es workers who will' olunteer to
aid their neighbors
"In the worst ca'>e disaster. Foun-
1ain Valley res1dcn1s. who work for
other cuy police. fire depanments or
fo r the gas or dec1nc companies.
won't be able to travel outside of the
city and thty'll be needed in their own
neighborhoods." Cook said.
"We'll also need a communication
network of ham and citizen band
radio operators." Cook said, "And
vol un1cers who will pitch 1n wherever
1he)' 're needed ··
The first step of the Neighborhood
Watch plan is an 1nsen in the Augusl
city water bills. The insert asks for
volunteers to 101n the disaster
preparedness wing of Neighborhood
Wa1ch
.. After we lind out about 1he state
gram "e will begin c1rcula11ng the
questionnaires," Cook said.
She said Neighborhood Watch
already has a $5.000 grant from the
count\. ~h1ch 11 will use lo 1m ple-
me!'t 'the promm 1f the state granl
1sn t approved
TV NOT IN PICTURE ...
Fro m Al
them may not be able 10 anord to do a · . Bailey said he concurred with the
lot ofadvenis1ng and the) don't have dec1s1on but 'raised concern 1ha1
Sunshine to overtake coastal fog
Lat•nlght end Mt1Y morning k>w cloud• and tog at• t~td malnty near the cout. OthetWIM, lklel Wiii be fair
through Monday wtth moetly tunny dll)'9. hect\ l'llgl'lt both days .,.. eJ(P90ttd to be In the upper 60t
to upptt 70... 'O\wnlght lowt wtll be In the mld~50t to mld~609.
Valley l'llQht both dayt In the tow 90a to HM. Overnight Iowa In the
upper SO. to mld..ec>t.
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CENTRAL PARK CHANGES •..
From Al
Mu Bowman. the director of
community services said the swim-
ming complex -he calls it a
natatorium -is the top prionty
because Huntington Beach 1s a beach
city without adequate aquatics facih·
hies to make residents ''water safe."
The pool, gym and recreation center
would be located on Goldep West
Street between Central Library on
Talben A ve nue and the equestnan
center near Ellis A venue.
Other long-range Central Park ac-
t1 v1ties being proposed include:
~,
•Relocation and refurbishment of
a gun range at the county transfer
station site adjacent to Gothard
Street. Bowman said t.he range could
be "submerged" to reduce noise and
to control "stray bullets."
•A recreation vehicle campground
ne.ar Sully Miller la)c.e at Ellis Avenue
and Golden West Street. Plans in-
clude fishing faci lities. a tackle shop
and snack bar and day picnicking.
•A Japanese tea house and garden.
Representatives of Huntington
Beach's sister city Anjo, Japan, say
FITNESS CAMP SHAPES UP ..•
From Al
··There has to be a combination of
mind and body balance." said Cates
as he viewed some first graders
working on soccer dnlls.
Getting the children in shape and
building their self esteem can only
add to building a better person. Cates
added.
Allen said he was concerned that
the lack of exemse had taken its toll
on the children.
"Youth is the foundation of our
country," he said.
.. There 1s a tremendous youth
fitness problem. We decided to write
a prescnption," said Cates. who is a
firm believer that if a child feels good
about himselfhis academic life will
improve. "Unhealthy kid$ make un-
healthy adults," he said.
Social lives also Sttm to benefit
from proper hutnt1on and exercise.
Cates said the mother of a
chronically shy young boy called t,he
foundation to ask if there might be
room for her son. Cates arranged a
place for the sixth grader and paired
him with a more extroverted camper.
The timid boy made a circle of
friends within three days, much to his
mother's surprise, sai<r'tates. "She
said she had worked his whole life to
help him," said Cates.
And with tnJections of such ego and
DORNAN SAYS HOSTAGES ...
From Al
he had lost a considerable amount of
weight.
.. He was pleading for hi s life,'' said
Jacobsen. "I got the fee ling that he
believes he'll be executed very shonl)
1f something's not done.''
Enc Jacobsen has been very
outspoken about President Ronald
Reagan's refusal to talk with 1he
adbuctors. And recently he said the
administration has negotiated in the
past and should do so again. "There\
no precedent for not negouating. We
negotiated for the TWA captives, the
hostages 1n Iran and the Achille
Lauro.''
When asked how much Gadhafi
had allegedly paid for the hostages.
Dornan said. "There's a rumor 1hat
he paid a mil hon dollars each. but hke
all rumors. 11 could be ofT. ..
K.tlburn, 62. an American Univer-
sny libranan, disappeared Dec. 3.
1984, and was found shot to death
April 17, 1986. Found with him. both
also shot dead. were Leigh Douglas.
34, a Bntish professor at the Ameri-
can Universlly and Ph1hp ·Padfield,
40. a British language teacher.
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they will help the city w11h dc\1gn~
architecture, labor and matenal~ for .t
garden west of Central Libral)
•An amph1theater/playhou~
Plans incorporate enlargement of
existing amph1thea1er to 300-seat
capacity.
•Huntington Lake Provide for
'fishing pier and pedal boat openion
dock.
•A children ''\ pla)ground Plan\
range from an Jd\cnturc park of the
.. Indiana Jone\" 'arict~ lo'\omc1hing
·more sedate.
body boosters, maybe kids will mov('
away from alcohol and drug abuse.·
and into more health~ e~pre~~•On!> ol
their feelings. said C ate!I
Allen ho~s the pmatcl}-lundcd
academy will be hu11t b) 1988 The
California Coastal Comm1..,,1on "ill
review plans for lhc t cntt'r 1h"
month.
If the plam arc approH'd 1hC'
academ y will be 1hc onl\ sut h l l'ntC'r
in the United 'itJtn' ¥
Anyo ne from m1•itan pcr.,onnt"I.
corporate leader' to L11tle l eaguc
coaches will be •lhll· 10 atlcnd 1he
courses at. Orangl' < uunl) ·.., li1ncv~
academy. The.re gl'nl·ral publ1e "ill
also have llm1tetl u\r of the.• Cl'nlcr
Under thi.' < alltorn1.i \talc [ duca-
1ion Code C\Cn C'h1ld in grade~ K-6
must ha'e ~oo minute\ nt ph\'>llal
education C\cr. 1"11 ''l't'I..' l.,,fu,"e
of recess or lunrh In high ~<.hool thc
requirement douhll'\
But surpns1ngh lt':wha~ 1n c ull-
fornia are onl\ rcqu1rc.'l1 10 tal..t· one
physical edu.:a1111n l mu -.e 1n llllkge
to get their crt'dr1111"l'
But all the hard .... ori.. " hdrdh wurk
at all for the ch1klrt n "h11 .t11t·ndcd
the camp.
Breanne K.1J , 5 \31d her la "ontc
eitpcnence "3" k ..irning 111 1uult'
The heallh~ lood '~a\n t so had
e11her.
Breanne-.• t:nonte''
"Banana <:hip\ " Channel 6, the public access channel. ~nd Craft hosts a week I} program on
the same Channel called Huntington
• Beach Hon ions. It deals with ans and
cultural cvenl!> 1n the cit>
aITe~ to the local ~le,1\1on pr~ Hunt1ngrnn Reach ~ann1ng (om-'i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i gram~ " m1ss1oners can do \Orne TV poll-11
Reed said Fnday he wa<; acung in
accordance with regulations afford·
1ng all poht1cal candidates an equal
opportunity before TV cameras)
"We want 10 be fair to all the
candidates." Reed said "~ome of
ticking al their mecttngs. which are
Reed said. ho"c"er. tha1 the ban televised.
before the 1ele' 1s1on cameras But he said he looked with disfavor
wouldn't appl) to anyone in\olved in on any suggestion to slop tclev1s1on
doing his or her official public covcra~e of the com m1ss1on or Ci ty
functions even 1f they arc running in Council meetings .. because 1t would
1hc No' ember elections be to the detnmenl ot the pubhc"
4 injured in Costa Mesa crash
Four people were 1nJured atur-
day evening about 6 p m when two
can collided on Harbor Boulevard
in Costa Mesa.
Jan Eli1 .. beth Cohn, 65. of Costa
Mesa was dnving south on Harbor
Boulevard just nonh of Ba)' Street
whens.he attempted to tum left and
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broadsided V1cento Amos Botclla.
25. of ( osta Mesa. who was dm· mg
nonh.
Cohn suffered a concussion and
was transported to Mission Com-
munity Hospital. An unident1fed
pa"isengcrm her car escaped inJUr).
Botella and one of his pas.sen-
gers. Alfredo Molina. 29. of Costa
Mesa suffered cuts and abrasions
to their face and ht41ds and were
taken to Fountain Valley Trauma
Center. A second passenger in
Botclla's ~r. Esteban Palitoja. 30.
of Costa Mesa was taken to
We'item Medical Center
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Our Lady Queen of Angels c.t~olic Church in
Newport Beach was the settin& for the July l 9
wcddina of Janas K. Potter of Ncwpon Beach and
ScouA AllcnofCoronadcl Mar. Thccouplcarected
Supervisors earmarlt $11~ for jail
~ 3SO guests at thei1 reception
at the Balboa Bay Club.
The bride is the dauah-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Potter of Canoaa Parle. She
wore a gown of silk organza
with a fitted bodice of
Alencon lace and cap
lccvcs trimmed with silk
roses. The full skin swept
into a chapel train.
Jamie Berman. sister
Allens of the bride. was maid of
honor. and bridesmaids were Dana Potter
Amundson, another S(Ster. Tracy Allen. sister of the
bridegroom: Shannon Hays and Michelle Gauben.
Steve Blcirr was best man. and ushers were Rick
Cutts. C'h1p Eggers, Jeff Johnson and Mau Mat-
teson.
After al:iawauan honeymoon. Th?~Coup e are at
home in Irvine. She 1s wuh First American Title 1n
an ta Ana and he 1s with Ci tation Builders in Tustin
AKIN-HOPKINS
A double nng ceremon} at the Kemp Ranch
unned Christy L}nn Hopkins and Paul Clark Alon.
son of Mrs. Barbara Akin oflrv1ne and Clark Akjn of
Buffalo. N Y. The Rev . .Beaumont of the Tnnity
Episcopal Church in Lone
Pine officiated at the May
25 wedding.
Mr and Mrs Howard
Hopkins of Apple Valley
are the parents of the bnde.
She wore a tea-length dress
and ca med" h11e roses.
Her cousin, Sheila
Miller, was matron of
honor. and C'hnst) .Ann
Akm. Lon Paula and Theda Aki.Di
Hernandez we1'e bndesma1ds. Tiffany Miller and
Rebecca Martin were flower g.arls and John
Schaumburg was nng bearer. N1C-0lc-MtHer kept the
guest book
Earl ( alhson was l'>e<it man and ushers were
T1moth\ Hopkin\. ~1rhacl ~haumburgirnd Dand
Donati
A.Iler a reception at Staham Hall 10 Lone Pine.
the rouplc spc.'nt their honeymoon 1n MaLatlan and
are now residents of San Francisco. She is a graduate
of Lone Pine High S<;llool and auended the
Uni.,ersm of Reno. and her husband 1s a ( orona del
Ma r High. hool graduate, attended Orange<. oast
College and 1\ a graduate of Cal <itatc San Francisco
PICKETT-MOSBACHER
Jud) ~oshalher and Tod Pickett C\changed
wedding -.ows 10 Placcf\1llc on Jul)' 5 Hu"ard and
Lucille Mosbacher of Placer-. Ille aod Burch P1t kett
ofE. an)On Lakl' and E unet-
ta P1d.:ett ofC'oc;ta Mc~ arl·
the parents of the couple:
.\ttendants tor the rnu-
ple were Loi\ Lane and
Lorett a. Pegg~ and Irene
Mosbachcr. s1sterc; of th e.
bnde. Matt \\ h1tmore
John Earnc~t. c;;k1p :"klson.
T ro) Pickett and (1rcg
Plckttts Mosbacher
By PHIL SNEJDEllMAN
OfllleO.-. .........
Oranae County supervisors decided
Thursday to keep S 11.1 m1llton 10 their
19 6-87 budact to be&in work on a I .~
bed county J&1I near Anahein tad1um
But they also aarecd to review a rtpc>n
on alternate J&il sites an September.
The study 1s being paid for by the Jail
Ac11on Committee, a coalition that is
o ppo5ed to the Anaheim 1a1I site.
Members of the coaltt1on, wh1 h Dis-
ne yland. the Caltfdrn1a Angels. the Los
Anaclcs Rams and the cities of Anaheim
and Orange. believe bu1ld1n1 the Jail on
count) acreage at Kate lla and Douglass
a'venucs near the stadium would conf11rt
with Anaheim's lucrative tourism indus-
tr).
:;
Bud mull. a spokCjman for the Jail
At"t1on C'omm1ttce. a ked county super-
vi 6rsdunnJ Thursday's bud&et hearin~to
delay spcnd1naany money on the new 11
"We bcJ1cve budact1na SI l.l m1l 1on
dunna the next flscsl year to be&1n
enginecnn1, architectural and site prep-
aration work on a l.~bed Jl1I at the
Katella-Doua.Jass Sile 1s another m an 111-
adviscd series of actions that the board has
entered into, .. Smull said in a prepared
statement.
He argued that the new Jatl should be
built 10 a remote area rather than 1n any of
Orange County's "dynamic and valuable
urban areas."
Smull said his group has hired an expert
in correctional facahites to prepare a report
on alternate solutio ns to the county's Jail
problems. .
The repon will be prestnttd to the
1upcrv1sors 1n September. Smull said.
asktna the board not to spend any money
on thr Anaheim )&JI before tbco -
But an a 4-1 vote. upervtsors agreed to
keep an S 11 .1 million allocation to bcJln
work on the K.alellaDouaJass )art The 1a1l
is ulumately expected to cost S 141 m1ll1on.
Supervisor Jblph Clark·. a former
Anaheim mayor whose datr1ct includes
the proposed 1a1I site. maintained his
strona oppos1uon.
''it's absolutely throwing money away
and it will never bt' built," Clark said.
"Mark my words on that."
The supervisors are under pressure from
a federal Judge to p~ov1de add1t1onal 1a1I
fac1ht1es because of overcrowding
Supervisor Hamett Wieder expressed
concern that the JUdge m1pt find any
add1t1onal delays un cocpt.abfe.
"Wt iot to th•• point bccaute no one
wants a1.a1l 1n tbttr backyard:· she said.
upervtsor Bruce Ncst.andc id he
would be w1llro& to look at the commmee't
report But he said remote loeauons for a
new Jiii have been studied tn the put,
sparking s1m1 lar communuy op~1t101n.
"No matter where we J.O. we're aoina 10
face" the same problem • Ncstande said.
"We've found the bc~t \1tc we can."
Although the board refused 10 withhold
the Jiii funds from the new bud&el.
Supervisor Roger Stanton pointed out tbll
the Anaheim aroup's report should be in
hand befort an} of the funds are spent.
ind1caung thc-board would have lJme to
make changes.
Ex-NB car dealer
suing attorn~ys
for bad counsel
Lawsuit seeks $5 million
because warning tn '85
resulted in business loss
By PAUL ARCHIPLEV
Of .... Dtllly ............
A former Newport Beach (8r dealer ""ho
said bad advice from his attorneyc, in-
creased his busmess problems and led to
~~rrest 1n 1985 has filed a 5 mtlhon
lawsu11 aga1n\t the Newpon Beach la"
firm.
Luis Gamboa. 35 pleaded no contec,t in
Februal) w a single m1~emeanor grand
theft charge and agreed to make S I 18.000
in rest11ut1on after being accused of
stealing three Mercedes Bentt'S 1n 1984
.\ccord1ng to the la"sutt filed for him h)
the law firm Horton Barbaro & Rc1lh his
former attorne)S warned (Jamboa he was
in Jeopard~ 9f facmg civil and cnm1nal
act1om
Nam1ngJoseph Angelo and the la"" firm
'A ool..e) A.ngelo & Thatcher C1amhoa
<.hargcd the\ ad \'1..ed htm to sta' out ol
The l'nited ~tates alter he went to E:uropc
1n Occcmbcr I 984 f1amboa said h1'
former attnrnc\\ , .. arncd him he'J go \o
Jail U. he c"er came b<i<.k to ( ahforn1a
Becau\C of the tr ad' KC debts to cus-
tomers Jnd l.'.reditof\ ofh" Pan A.mcncan
lmp<>rt'> firm that rnuld ha .. e been handled
in r1-.1l or banlruptn lOU rtS turned mto
lnm1nal matters tht• '>Ull alkges
~hen c,am~>J did rt·turn to C ahfom1a
in Jul\ 19H'I he ""a'> O'll't and arrested b )
'cwpon fkarh puhce di Lo, ~ngeles
International A1 rpun Thl' Orange (ounl)
D1stnc1 .\ttorne\ \ offi<.e had filc-d 14
felon) wunt' Jgainst him during ht'>
ahc;enu
Lamhoa -.harged th<1t h1~ arttst and
<.OO\ 1tt111n cau\ed him hum1ha11on. loss of
hi\ bustnl'" Jnd rl·putat1on .md a divorce
I k al\u '4!1d he: ha'> bec:n unahle to find
-"nr~ 1n h1' lil·ld unJ he ha\ 1n<"u rred
mountin11 nwd1\,1 hill\ lor c..ounschng as
"l'll a' legal hill\ 10 Jctend h11nSl'lf against
thl' numl'r•1u' Lh.irge' h( lalcd when he
retumc:J
f hur d< ll••n\ 1.uu-.cd "great mental and
ph' '\llal :.and Ol'n <•u'> p:ttn anguish and
'ul'rcnng and ha'<' l JU\l"d plaintiff to be
\11.k '\On inJ .11,ahkd •· thl' <,u11 allege\
\llClrn1'" JI 111c la" lirm nf ~ oolsc'
~ngclo ~\ I ha hht:r "'<'fr nt1t a\adahle for
1.omm\·r I
UCI prof wins $618,000
grant for cancer study
\ l ( In inc prnlcssor ha' rcu~1' cd a
S6 I 8.000 grant 10 4'tud) prntei"' 1ha1
control cell functwning and ma' pla) a
role 1n the dc"elopmcnt of cam er
pmlC'3\C.' nt 'inc indirc:l th C•in1r11b Ll'll'>
h' inh1h1t1ni thl' act~r;n, of prnteol\t1 t
CO/\ ml'\ •
For nampl~ throml'l1m· a proteol~ lJC'
en/\ me cau\t'' ~ell' 111 t.l J\ 1de Pro1easse
m \inl" in lht other h.rnd inact1"1ates
thrombtnl' anJ thr rc:h' .,1,,"' l.Cll di' 1s1on
-\lcurd1n11 10 unn.nl(hdm the two
The couple are residents of Walnut ( red ... Ht' I'>
a graduate of( O\ta Mesa High ~hool . (1olden 'W c\I
College and Cal State Chico and 1s emplo,cd h'
Gaito Wine as a ~le'> re presentative H1<, v.llc. al'>o a
graduatc of( al \tatc C h1<:0. 1~ a l hem1\t at Dc<it>tu
Pa1nl\
Lifesaving demonstration
The fi,c·\~ "'at1onal ln.,tllull.'\ of
Health grant "as a~arded 10 Dr Dennis
( unningham of .l.dgu na Beal h protc'>)Or
of m1crob1Cllog~ and mt)krnl.H gcnt'lll'i at
l'CTs College of 'v1cdic1nt•
( unningham 's rc..earch hi\. u'e' on t" o
kind\ of rcgulaton protein' rr·>duu.:d h\
the bod\0
\ rells The: fir\t nru1111h 11c
enl'fme. controls '>UC'h actl\ 111l'c; J'> cell
d1\.i\1on and mo,ement fhl' '4..'COnd
protein~ pnn 1dl· a "IC>edhac lo; loop" that r~·gulntl'\ r:f 1 al 11 II\ much li ~l' a
thl' ·mo4'1J t rcgu Jll''> a IJrn.1Le '" ma1nta1 n
a ltlO'it.in• ll'mpcrat rr T hl I C I rt··
c,carcher ' "ork ma' h.'ad to a he11c-r
under,tandm!! nf "h' t.lill l'r cdl\ di' 1dl"
unoml1 llahh a 1..1mpu4> '>p<>ke,man c;a1d STASSEL-KUSTER
Jenny Griffith• of the Wales Junior Lifeguard Team demonstrates
cardiopulmonary reauacltatlon on Cert ltvan• at a clau for the
Huntington Beach lifeguard etudent• near the Huntington Beach
Pier. The Weleh lifeguard• are on a tour of Southern Calffornia.
"'ev.pq11 Beach residents l\.clh (1raLe l\.u~tl'r
and Manin"( hip" ta'iscl were mamed June 21 in
the Commun1t\ Churl·h ( ongregat1onal 1n Cornn<i
~M~ .
!4
I . \--~ .. ~
'.1 r' , M a r g a r l' t
\\ in~l<m of Huntingt11n
\\ Va and Mr and M r~
<ihannon "8 u11" Jackson
ol ;\.1."wpon Bealh an~ thl'
parent<; ~1f the LOuph:-
Costa Mesan named associate
dean at National University
Hatchett
heads PR
group The hnde wore a gov. n
ol organ1<1 and lace v.tth a
high-necked bodice and
tnple bell slec'e' accented
v.-1tb lace and tin\ ~cd
tassels ~arls The emhro1dered
'1k1rt had a cathedral train and a 1,callopcd hemline
.\ "reath nl 1xarl\ ~qu1n\ and tlo"er\ held her
tindal 'l'il
t-...r1'1' l Rum" "a" maid ot honor and
bndc,ma1i'.h \\l'fl J...ell\•n R \~e~n" Deanna \
Bcd.m·r \. 1rg1n1a () '\h><. k M.iry Beth Manion and
Jarmc I cc Burn' • ·
&·'>t man "a' Oa-.1d C.1 ·1as~l. and u4'hcr\ ~ere
JcfTn•\ \\ Ru11tka. Paul (' Kraemer Bradford J
\tasc;el Jamt'\ \ "i1mp,on k.ell~ <. Jones and
~1 1ch.wl "I 't•v.man
f ht \11Upk 00\\ ( 11r11na lid ~l a1 re\1UeOt'>.
greetl·d '.>gut'\!\ JI thl'ir rl'\l'pt 111n al the \hark
l\lanJ 'J\ ht < luh "lhl· '' c1 \tudent at lhl' lntenor
l>es1gn ln,11tu1c tn ( oruna del Mar c1nd ht• " an
1ndepl·ndent agent ~ith ~talc t-arm ln~ura nn· <. o
Bonny Nlckle-Roy.e
By MICH ELLE COLE o.., l'1loi Cot~I
( oc;1:1 'vie...a n.'\ldcnt Bonn' N1r kle-
Ro' \e h.1, ht·c:n prumoted to associate
dcdn JI "'Jt1onal t Ol\l'r\ll\·Orange
( 11un1'
Ro\\c. who "'a' prl'' 11111\I~ .1n a\\1s1an1
dean al 'at111n.1I "11111,asn• the un1,er-
"'~ ... ,J\ 1hl1l'' 1n "'"'111n \ lt'IO Orange Fl
T M11 .ind T U'lt1n
"lht· h11ld' .1 h.tdll'lor 111 linl' c1ns degree
Ir 1m I < Ir' 1n1 ha1hdnr anJ master nt
hu\llll '' adm1nt'>tra11un dcgrl·e~ from
'\;,1111111,11 l Ol\l'r\11-\ and " currcntl\ a
1and1J.11c for an t.loc1ora1c 1n C'duca11on at
P1·pr11:1d1ne t 01' crc;1t\
R11' '>l' "ll\lt'd in the I 4!H1·8 7 cd1t1on of ·v. h11·, \\ hu ol \ml·ncan \\omen." and
\\J , ll'11•n1h rl'uignlll'd ti~ thl' '>lUdent<. of
'-.1111111.111 "" n\ll\ a<. 'Out<;1and1ng. \tall
Pr' '1111 111 t hl· <)llJ 111·1 "lhl· ,., au 1' e 1 n :i
11•i111l'I\ r "' "''nll·n' Jnd profcc;<;1Clnal
•H g,t lll• II 1n\
\dd11111nalh Rmw n·re1,ed "at1on.1I
I 111' l'r'''' \ < >11l\t.1nding \1c1l1 Pcr-;on of
thr t)u.11ll'f \\\Jrd from the J ul~ IQ~6
grat.luatinl.( \la\\
Homeless
Ragweed, a terrier-mill, ls at the
Irvine Animal Care Center wait-
ing for someone to take her
home. She la apayed, Ukea to play
and like• children. The shelter la
at 15129 Sand Canyon Road ln
lrvlne.
Dtmn.1 ll:ih hl'll J HCl It •r q f l nmmun1t\
rrla110n<. .inJ de' l'lllpnwn1 lor tht aJJk
hJl I.; ( tlOllllUOll\ ( ollq~l· 1>1\lnt t. hit\
ht'l'O t•lc:, 1nl prC\llkn1 Pl thl < ommumt\
< nllc~c Putil1l Rd.won' < lrgan11a11on
I hl' \ 1ddlchal I. I >1,1n , t in ludt•\ In 1n~·
\ 1lll\ ( ulkgl' in lnin1 .111'1 ,,1dJkhJtk
( 11lkgl It \11\\llln \ 'l'I•
11.itd l t' 'Ill h1 Jd 1 ~r" 1p mJdt up ol
l;lffiOHJOll \ ',1llq•1• lll J'I<• l'l'\ "h" 11\er-
\l'l' J'IUhJiL ll..'IJll\,.10\ ;.i_d\ enJ'ilOlt. promo•
t11in' ~r<1pll1n puhlll'at111n' 'f'K'rt infor
mat10n anJ lund ra \lnll
T hl ortt.tn11a11t1n v.a, l11undl'l1 1n I 4R4
It \)'1l0\11r' "orl..\h11r' .111d l onll'r1•ntc'> tn
hd p mt•mhcr' dn c p .ind mpn>H·
m.1rl..l't1n~ .md prn n1nl1<•ll' '' .tit llll'' fm
u >mm unlt\ 1olil'pl''
I l.1tdlll \\I ll hq1.1n '11 r '· '"''' "'.ir 3,
I' , . .,,,knt I thl ~· 111' '-h , ,1, Ir· t• d 'I\ l
J'H''aknt l'" .ir hut .1"11 ml d thl tur
f'11't "thn prnuknt \\1111.tm \(hrnht•r
rc\lttni·<l 111 bnanw .111 .mk tn I \ Rep
Roht•rt 1'ildhc1m R.-:"\<'"l'X'n &•,llh
High way of life leads t~ appr.eciation of ho~e
~un"' d.n' on "'lie" port Hartior ~ .lU'<' m\ n11nd to "'andcr Gleaming ~h1tc \Ulht' "arm ..and und the
c.parkhntt v.01tl'r lull me into a hie of
\u\Ur'\ rht'n m\ mind 80<.''i '>Orne· ~her<" II h.1rix-n1·1I la\t ~t·ckt'nd
"ht'n ,1 1.111 tt't'n .\ger \\Ith thr v..ord
c 1a1hnh11rg v.ai ~l"d "' Th:11'c; all 1t
h'o~ 1.1p' I'm h.1l ~ ftq• \<'ttr'\, on a
, f\1'1\-lOUllln lxl\\\C\ \Ill\ k OUt\ldt•
< 1Jthntluf'i. i l·nn
I "'1' h11rl\h1 k1nt1
e-.cntualh tailed r hen cam<.' an
unforgcnable ndl'
It ~as a beat up Ford Fairl.Hll' lull
of JUnk. but I wa loc;t and J h11
desperate I ~1d I wa\ headed tor
A\hC\ 1llC' and the dnvt•r in ti1h
oHrAll<i. motioned me in
.. ·'-I uthca,1 < h11\1 · h\ \iUJ
"Dun't 'a knn "ha )18 dmn ••· Hr
madt·a fa\! t i turn anll ..a1d 1h.11 I "J'
headed \tra1&ht in111 h1llh1ll\ wuntr.
"Rut 1nJin' uhdafl ".t luf 3 \\h11c lll\
lxl) he )U •· tk\Jll\I.' Ill Oll\\lfll( lt'elh
and d1akct I harch 11ndcr'itouo him
Then he ~taned lomtn& throup loud
and dear He \<lid 1hc~ raughl and
'odom11ed 11 college ~tudC'nt la'lt
wtck "Tuk 1m ta ho\plt.1 fro '"'' ~Cd;\ li lr tn hlt:d t:i lk.ttllh
\nothC'r \IOI' "·" .1t1ou1 ,1 touplt• lr1111CH111.i ,·c11 , •ht l·n
"'·•l>IX°" r • IJ\: h.,~;. ll lrl' ll I 111.1~ I •)m\ Iii h,
. '
JIM . Wooo
t.lcJd •• H,• h.H1 nn 11nd1' 11kd .111{nt111n
Hr \ltlll I 1;hould he UJl on th <'
"lourl.1nl· 11 "-ould he \.1kr .ind a
1.hn.•t'I v..a) 1<.1 \,hn dlt l 1~·l11d1n cJ
tiul m\ d<t ) tn lhl mo14nt.11n;, ot "'mth
< aroh n<1 wJ\l'I t uvcr "'' hark-
lountn \.1\ 111ur drupfl('d ml 1111 cm J
hrnutit'ul \lr:tt(l,ht \lrt'h h 111 to111 -l.1n1·
h11th"·" pullt',I ,.n11th1·1 I 1111n .1nd
h •,1\ll ,I h,1\ ~ 1111 • •I" I llu Jn11 bl
. h I~ "'1111 I I 'I l'\f ' I .. I
· ",11 111.. 111 1. ,, ''•ht I ".11 11.nl
hall a mile dov.n road tu a turnout \hlNX'U I ~ramtilt'l1 1n .inJ m11 .1 '''"1'1nrt tk,11h IU\\H\ • , •1 ... 11\lh<
ohse~ 1ng 1hd't'uu11tul t.1111.olor. and IN<. her lrnm ~lm.1 "' < ~ c t.llkt·d J1lkH·n1 11 ll"'ll' le~ lt'' gJ ound1nll and
.1 rush ing ~lrcam nc.-arh\ ahout hie 10hi\1111\ lll"'n hd11n I 111ld Jflprl·, 1<1tH111 huillhng prm 1J1ng a
1 hen I heard a radio hlanng him m' h11lh1lh \lont'' 1)\1101111 rC'll'rl·nu.• V.t\uld I ha'C' m'
mountain mu"ic and k1 hcrou<; lau~h · He v.a\n't irnprt'\\c:d l..cc.-rini> h" l hildren J11 11' '•'ll t"it·t' r lnl\ a.-.k.1ng.
tcr from four or fi, <'men The\ were e\t'\ on the mad hl· furrnv.ed hi' thl·m l u ~ •• u l'l ul ,111d h'I tit· hone\t
drinking 1n the hushc\ do"n h\ th<' tirn~ and llWC\I) rc:rihcil "nnrr abuul 11 u1.1.a\llt1l<tll"' 1111ra'rl alonc-
n"er and \Oundcd drunk \tom•.-. 1n 011 1-01 the "·" pluu' v.11h no from the f Ord f-a1rlane began tO IXhO. llOol" "hat'll h.lpfll,'O Jrnund here .. purpn\l 1n m1 nJ l•ther than c..'\•
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mountain men and dud1cd av.ily \() du" n the 'lour lane ·· I made 11 1n lhl'll C"'• n na" ('an 10 "'' 11.111'\
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A4 Orange Coaat DAIL. Y PIL.OT I Sund ay, August 3, 1988
\
. Welcome-hom·e
parade greets
JencO in Joliet
JOLIET. 111. (AP) -The Rev.
Lawrence Man in Jenco returned to
his hometown on Saturday after 19
months of capuvtty in Lebanon and
was greeted b) yellow balloons.
yellow roses and yellc;>w welcome-
home signs.
The Roman Catholic pnes1. look-
ing fra1I but pleased, sat on the back of
an open conven ible as he rode
through the Cit) 10 a motorcade to a
reception at the Rialto Square
Theater.
He met earlier with about I 00
relatives at a restaurant 10 nearby
Shorewood for a ··very emot10nal"
reunion. said Joliet police Lt. .\n hur
Shultz. who said he and Jenco were
altar boys together 40 years ago.
Jenco, dressed 1n black and weanng
a clerical collar. amved at Chicago's
Midway A1rpon from Washington.
waving and blowing a kiss at well-
w1shers.
Say. sister of reporter Terry
Anderson, one of four American
hostages still missing 1n Lebanon.
Anderson 1s chief Middle East
correspondent for The Associated
Press.
In Joliet. yellow nbbons fluttered,
beer kegs were iced and hundreds of
people signed a 6-foot-h1~ greeting
card and hncd up for tickets to a
publlc celebration as Uley awaited
Jenco's amval.
This mdustnal city of 78,000 was
on an emouonal high as residents
prepared ajlant pany with p1ua, beer
and cakes for the return of the Roman
Catholic pnest one week after hi s
release by Moslem extremists. Yellow
··welcome home" posters covered
store windows and building walls.
...
'
Ortega wants to
negotiate peace
treaty with u.s~
Nicaragua ~r~stdent
.also hopes to invite
Reagan t_o his country
CH ICAGO (A P) -Nicaraguan
President Daniel Onega said atur-
day he wants to negotiate a peace
treaty with the Untted States. begin
talks wtlh the Vatican and 1nv11e
Pl'Csl<Rnl Reagan foli1s coun try.
Oncp.. appearing in Chicago at the
mv1ta11on of Rev. Jesse Jackson.
proposed an eight-point peace plan
dunnga speech at the headquaners of
Operation PUSH. the c1v1l nght\
group founded by Jackson
"'Nicaragua 1s under attack by a
fore ign· po"(~r called the lJ n1ted
States," Onega said through an
interpreter at a news conference after
his speech.
The Un11ed States suppons the
Contra rebels who are fighti ng Or-
tega's leftist government.
leader and unsuccessful. 1984 Demo-
cratic pres1denual candidate: .
"While there has been a s~1ft 10 our
f ore1gn policy to outh Afnca. mu~h
J..1ll1ng is going on an the dark an c tntral .\menca," said Jackson ..
Onega ha'> been in the Uruted
States fora wceJ.. malong appearanccs
in Ne"' 'rork City and Dcnv_cr. to
.idvance the cause of his Sandinista
regime and to call for an end-<OU.S.
suppon ot the Contras
In Ne"' York. he ad~Lhe
L'nited "'lat1on'> "here non-a11gn~
members of the I 5-nation Scc~ty
( ounc1I introduced a resoluuon
"htch did not menuon the Urultd
States b\ name but called for fu ll
compliance with the World Coun's
ruling against the l ln1ted States an a
ca!.<! brought b~ "-1caragua .. The
lln1ted States\ ctoed the resoluuon.
Jn his <,pee<"h. tramlated by his wife.
He was accompanied b} relauvcc;
and d1gn1tanes. 1nclud1ng US. Sen.
Paul Simon. D-111.. Mar) Lou
O'Brien, w1do\\ of the late l 1 S. Rep.
George O'Bnen. R-111 . "ho had
"orked for frnco\ reka e. and Pegg}
"'It's an exc111ng and proud mo-
ment for everyone in the communi-
ty." said Sheri K.ropinsk1. who helped
prepare Jenco·s welcome home recep-
tion at the Rialto Square Theatre
downtown.
"'There's been so much antic1-
pa11on about has return. Every mar-
quee an town has a statement wishing
Father Manin well." she said
"'~ Rev. Lawrence Martin J enco wave. to crowd at homecoming
parade tn Joliet, W ., Saturday. Mary Lou O'Brien, wife of the
late Congreuman George O'Brien, la at left.
Onega 's proposals, wh ich he said
would be delivered to the U .S
government soon. were reached 1n
pan after recent d1scuss1ons w11h
Jackson. according to the c1v1l nght~
Rosano Munllo. Onega also argued
that his go,cmment had not dis-
cnm1na1cd aga1nc;t the Roma"! ~th
olic Church. or med to stifle cnttc1sm
b)' closing down the daily newspaper
La Prensa.
Onega said thl' ne"'spaper was
aligning itself with the nauon's enem-
ies an a ume of "ar
Lawyer Roy Cohn, 59, dies
\A.~ HI'\(, ff)' I .\Pl-Ro) Cohn. the Oambo}ant
New\ ork law\ er "ho catapulted to public prom1nc.'ncc in
the I 950s as the grand inqu1s1tor of ~n Joseph
McCarth) ·s commun1st-hun11ng congressional panel.
died Saturda} at the Jge of 59
Irene Haske. c1 spole~woman at the Nauonal
Insti tu tes of Health. said the pnmaf) cause of Cohn\
death at 6 a m EDT wa~ card10-pulmonary arrest. "1th
"dementia" and "undcrhing Hl LV-lll 1nfecl 1-0ns" listed
as secondary cau!>es
The HT l V-111 \ 1ru I'> t>ehl·ved 10 cauSt: .\IDS. the ,
fatal illness that mo~t often 'ltnkes homosexuals and
intravenous drug u'iers. Cohn a lifelong bachelor.
repeatedly dc:n1ed rumor'.> that he -;ulTcred from acquired
immune dehc1c:n<.') s~ndrome He '>aid he had li"er
cancer
Ms Ha'il..e relu\c:d toelaboratl' on ( ohn"s illness "he ~aid she wa<, onh at l1tx·n, to rcleaSt' inforrnatton
recorded on the publ1t death n·n1fi<.atc
Cohn who \\3\ indicted three umcs dunng h1'>
contro\.cro;\ -tilled 1..MCl'r hut v. a' nc..,er lOn" it ted. du:d c1t
""-.'
NIH"s Cli nical (enter in c;uburban Bethesda. Md .. six
weeks after he was d1\harred in New York for financial
misconduct
The Appellate D1v1s1on or the New York State
upreme Coun said Cohn was guilt~ of dishonest). fraud,
deceit andm1sreprescnta11on.
Ont' of the accusations upheld by the Judges was that
m 1976 ( ohn went 10to the hospnal room of a dy ing
fnend , wh1'lk) magnate Lewis Rosensuel, and tnckcd
him into s1gn1ng over control of has mult1m1llton-dollar r~tatc Cohn abo allegcdl> 1mproperl) used money from
client'>' c~crow funds.
Cohn said he wa s disbarred because "'th.v establish-
ment bar hate') m> guts." He called hn. accusers .. a bu nch
ot )O·)os"' out to smear him
Last }Car he held off disbarment b} pleading that Ill'
v.as tcrm10all} 111. but earl~ an I Y8b he appeared puhltd)
tu rcpon that hie; li"er cancer "a" 1n rcm1sc;1on He re-
entered "llH tor the second 11me 1n t\l.O ~l'ar'> th1'>
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FBI investigating whether
Helms passed U.S. secrets
Sy •he Associa ted Press
NEW YORK-The FBI 1s m,e,t1gatmg whether Sen. Je~sc Helmsoronl'
ofh1s aides passed sens111' e Amencan intelligence 1nforrna11on to the C hllean
government. The New York Times reponed 1n ~unda> ed1t1ons Thl'
newspaper cited congressional and adm1n1stra11on oflic1als as "3}'1ng tht·
mqu1ry was foc using on charges tha t the ( hilean'> had been upped off about a
-covert American intelligence eathenng operation The officials told the Ta mes
that the Senate Select C'omm11tee on l ntelligenu: a\ked for thl· mn·st1gat1on
aft er rev1ew1 ng evidence from the State Dcpartml'nt thJt there had been a lea k
of informat ion to Chile. po">~1bly by Helm\. R-1'-.< or one of his staff
members. Helms. a vocal critic oft he State Dcpanmenf<; pol1c} to"ard Ch1k
told the T 1mes nei ther he nor h1~ 'itaff pro' 1detl an\ t lassilied ma tenal to Chile
He said he was not aware of the inqu1n hut atldeJ that 11 appcarC"d to he:
pnhtu.:all) mot1,ated
NASCAR drivers speed up hay donations
( OL l 'MBl '~.Ohio -A nl'et of N .\ \l \ K rJung tc:ilm trucks roared out Roy Cohn
"--------. of town aturda) a(ter hundrl'dS ol \Oluntl'l'r' "'orJ...c.'d 1n10 the: night to load
them" 11h-ha} fort he drought-stmken <-ioutheJ'\ · 1 h.n e nc:H"r been in' oh cd
"'1th this man} people: "ork1ng together for th.: .. ame cau~ ··said rac1ngdmcr
Richard Pett} ... We reall) appreciate the Ohm lilrrner ·· The goal of 20.000
bales. S<t b} the .. Cara, an ofCarella,nde Soo '"'as \urpa\-.ed .\ll 43 trucJ..s
c;ponsored h~ 'IAS( .\R 'itOl:k CJr raccrc; and thl·ir 1 rl"S '-'l'fC filled. "Thi'> is
nnc da~ all ~ou gu}c; 1..an n>n'1der the h1gh"-'J p.1trol \our lnl'nd." vo'
Richard f Cele•ae told the: drl'l''' a\ the' prrpJrnJ tn kJH' on thnr ·Hi3-m1k
tnp back 111 l\lonh ( arolina '"It \ou ha'c ·'"' rm1hkm lc:t nw kno" Thl
go..,crnor ''Ill help )OU out ..
Announci~ a Slimmer~
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EL TORO Saddleback Valley Plaza
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I Customers urged to conserve water
Relentless heat and 26 month., ot txlo" normal rainfall ha\e led tu
restncuons on outside wa1er U\C in pan' .,1 thl \outhc:ast and uflic1als arl·
urging customers 10 helpcon'icrvc '>Upplil'' 1m1de their home' '"It\ going to gi:t
wo~c lt''i l'Crta1nl}' nm going to get hettn ' -..11d J1r1 HJ' nc:'>. Ji rector of the
Tennec;'>t't' D1"1~1on t>f Water <)uppl) In l't:n\J~11l.i flj \\ht're [c;cambta
< ount~ official\ had alread) lim1teJ lawn wJlt:nng \(,"am' huckled on a tank
Saturda} and dumped about I million gallun' ol watl'r \A. jler rnMump11on
has hc!en h1tt1ng 33 m1lhon gallons a da} and l U\IOmcr<> had been using about
half of the lost tank's <,upply In a thret'-huur rx·nod l'Ul h morning. \aid Ste\ e
Burges') a\\IStant to the l""<e<.utne dareltor of thl.' f\lam1a ( ounl\ l 11lillt'\
.\ulhont> "Th1<,JU'>t aggra,alt:\ thing'· hi: 'kl1d ·
Lawyer jalled for talking of woman's su life
~11.\MI -~Judge Jatkd :i Jefeno,e lav.~l·r v.ho d1')regarded warning'
dunng a tnal not to d"'Cll lln the: SC\ lik Ill jn allctzCd fcl[X' \ ICllm nonda la"
proh1h1ts rderem.es dunng ~·,ual hatter) 1na1, IC! a '1c um·., se,ual h1ston
.\s!>1stant Public Defender ( arl V1111 won an illQu1ttal lor hts client Fnda'
then was led awa) b) bailiffs to spend fi"c da)S tnJJtl !or his conduct dunog the
tnal. Dunng crosc,-e~aminat1on of the alleged 'llllm on Wednesda). V1Z11
I called heran cxh1h1t1on1st and her hu'>band a\ u}t'ur adding,"\ ou turn tnch
don't )ou'1" ..\t ont· point. V1111 \lammed t\\Oquancrc, on the w11ness -;tand and
said. "-You'll dance nudl' for 50 cent'> What would )OU do for a Jollar'l" Tht· I woman charged that the defendant kidnapped and raped her but the man
claimed he had paid the woman for 'ie\ ~
I Emergency landing for People Erpress plane
I COL llMBIA. S.C -,\ Roctn~ 7~7 '"th I SO peopk Jboard made an
emergency landing on Saturda). 1nJunng ~even passengers. ollic1al~ said
People Express flight 14 7 from J:ick'i<ln\ tllc Tia to Newarl . N.J . landed at
Columbia Metropolitan Atrpon after the ere"' noticed a warning hght
ind1cat1ng a fire 1n the aux1 lial) power un11. 'aid a1rpon managt•r Bob Waddle
The plane was being 1mpettcd but the light apparent!~ malfunctioned. he said
Seven pc pie were tniurcd a\ the f>3\\Cnger<, wen t:\ tllllated down emergent,
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4 deail, 24 hurt
in bombing o{
butcher shop
Second bombing
hits South African
post Offi ce; 1 hurt
JOHANNESBURG. South Africa
(AP) -A bomb planted in a bag of
mea1 exploded Saturday in a butcher
shop 1n Walvis Bay, killing four
people and .wounding 24;-the aovcm-
ment ~•d Another bomb at a post
office near Cape Town injured one
person.
Walvis Bay is a South African
cnllave in the temtory of South-West
Afnca. also called Nam1b1a ..
There was no immediate indica-
ti on v. ho earned out the attacks.
The explosions broke a three-week
lull that followed 13 bombings across
Sou th Africa from June 14 to July I 0.
Those blasts killed thrtt i>coplc and
injured 120. and were blamed by the
government on the African National
Congress black guerrilla group. The
.\NC' neither claimed nor denied
n:sponsib1ltty.
A Bureau for Information report
said the midmorning explosion at the
.\t~nt1c Meat Market 1n Walvis Bay
killed a black man a nd a man and
woman of mixed race. but gave no
1nformat1on about the fourth v1cct1m
v.-ho died later. The bureau said that
SI:( of those injured -two whites. two
blacks and two people of mixed race
-were senousl} wounded and were
taken to hospitals 1n Walvis Bay or
Windhoek. the Namibian capital 160
~1lcs east of Walvis Bay.
The bomb destroyed the butcher
shop and broke windows in nearby
hu1ld1ngs. It apparently was brought
into the shop by a customer who
bought meat. put the purchasc in tbe
bag and left the bas in the store, the
bureau said.
Walvis Bay contains a South
African naval base and has the only
port serving Nam1b11.
The Pretoria government has ad-
ministered all of Namibia since
World War I, despite repeated U.N.
calls for Namibia's independence.
Insurgents of the South-West Africa
People's Organization, or SWAPO.
have been fighting South African
forces Tor independence for two
decades.
Less than three hours earlier, 800
miles 10 the south. a bomb shattered
windows at a pQSt office near Cape
Town and slightly injured the post-
master
T he Bureau for Information said
Jhc bomb went off in a plastic trash
bin attached to a stop sign outside the
Lakeside Post Office. near the seaside
town of Muizenbcrg on the Cape
Peninsula's eastern shore.
Postmaster J. v. Lazzarich was
preparing to open the· office and
suffered a cut finger. the bureau said.
It said Lazzanch. 6S. has a heart
cond1t1on and was treated fo r shock .
O pposition politicians and ant1-
aparthe1d leaders meanwhile assailed
President P.W. Botha's move Fnday
to nullify court rulings that struck
down emergency orders issued by
di\ 1S1onal police commissioners.
The police had issued the orders
under the nat1onw1de state of emerg-
enq imposed June 12. Two couns
ruled last week that d1v1sional police
commanders lacked authonty to
issue curfews, banning orders and
other restncuon'
South Africa
Bombing•
/'-'-~~ •Pretoria
Johannesburg
SOUTH
AFRICA
Sanction talks on agenda
at Commonwealth session
LONDON (AP)-Pnme Minister
Brian Mulrone} of Canada said
Saturda) he cApec1ed Bntam to take a
leading role 1n securing agreement by
u seven-nation Commonwealth con-
ference on some form of pun1t1-.e
measures against South Afnca
Mulroney stopped short of pred1c·
ting agreement on tough economic
sane11ons. which Bnush Prime M1n-
1ster Margaret Tha1chcr opposes and
v.h1ch arc the kc) issue facing the
confcn.·ncc
The lhr~-da) '>t'ss1on open\ 1n
Londonloda)
··we eApcct progress. wc hope there
will be progress and we are going to
lC>OlX'rall.' v.1th Circat Britain and
others to II) to achieve progress"
tov.ard an agreement. Mulroney told
rl'porters on arrival at Heathrow
.\trport
.. I'm cena1n we'll make some
( progre!>s). but will that be enough to
\Jt1\f} the leg1m1tate concerns of
other Commonwealth members? I
don't know ... he sauj.
At a conference last year, the 49-
nation assoc1auon of Bntatn and its
former colonies set a mid-1986 dead-
h ne for South Africa to take maJor
steps on d1smanthng apartheid.
ihe seven Commonwealth leaders.
representing vanous regions wllhtn
the assoc1a11on. are to review outh
~rnca's progress
Actors, producers reach agreement .
Tentative pact mus t still be
approved by union memb~rs-
LO .\NGELES (AP) -Negotiators for
al tor~ and mo' 1c and TV producers reached a
tentative agreement o n a three-year contract earl\
toda) that v.111 a-.ert an entertainment industr)
.. 1nke 1r 1t 1<i approved by un19n memhc.-rsh1p.
l arol .\l1}ama. spokeswoman for the Al-
11.ince ur Motion Picture and Tele 1S1on
Producers. said the agreement was reached at 2
.1 m Sat.urda} after 14 hours of negoua11on that
began t-ru.la) morning. I al ks that hegan Thursda) lasted for 15',
No deta1h of the agreement were d1 hour\ un11I I '0 a .m Fnda).
c>..~~pt lhat 11 covers a three-year period. ---~· _ ~1l'mbcr' of SAG and the American Feder-
Progress in the talkscame as negotiators tv. ic atmn lll Tele\ 1s1on and Radio An1sts ha' e been
this wed. ignored self-imposed deadlines because v.ur~ing without a coniract since their lasl pact'>
maratho n bargaining sessions v.cre producing npirl·d June 30
\1gn1ficant progress. The last deadline pas-.cd at 5 pm. Thur~a) I ht.' lasl wile b) 1he unions. with 92 000
On Fnda)'. Screen ~ctors Guild spoke\man mlm~rs. v.as 1n 1980 and lasted 10 v.ecks It
Marl Locher had said, ··we ha"e reached lklaH·d th<' <itan of the pnmr·llme TV ~ason b)'
ph1losoph1cal agreement on some of the points. bul tv. •,month., and cos1 1hc industr. an estimated $40
we ha'c \Cl to work out the actual number'>" million \\~scales and pa} mcnts for re-broadcasr ot In June ll'ntatl\ c agreement v.ere reached on
programs had been the major stumbling blocks 1n nlln·n11nom1t 1ssu<'S concerning child emplov-
tht• talks. m~·nt 'tunt\ anJ '>lftn Ll)Cher said ·
Judge: State in contempt
for welfare regulations
Orange Coat DAILY PILOT I Sunday, Augua1 3, 19M * AS
Islamic Jihad rejects all
efforts at negotiations
By lM A.tMda'-4 P rHI
BEIRUT, ublnon -A swetmnt dehvered unday and aped by the
tcrTOnst orpniDuon believed to hold at least three Amcncao bosuieet
reJtctcd any ncaot11tions with the Reaian adminimarion The type-wnnen
messaae. an Arable, also said the I Jamie J ihad extremi I aroup wouJd not
neaotiate with Pope Joh.o Paul II or the archbishop of C&oW'bu.r'Y for the
rclcate oft he America tit. ft apin threat.encd to kdl the ho 1*S LfilJ demands
were not met. but did not state the demand • ltlam1c Jihad has aaJd prev10ualy
the Amencans would be freed 1n exchange for the rtle.sc of 17 prisooert bekS
m Kuwait for bombmgs at the U.S. and French emba.ss1cs there in December
I 98l. There was no way to determine immediately if the tatement carryioa ihc
Islamic Jihad signature was authcnt1c The me said ... Reprd1na the
concept oftht sreat satan, Rcapn and his admu11Jtrauon. about resolv1na this
issue through prayers, we counsel them to ~n prayina for their soult and
those of the Amencan corpses that will reach the Black (While) Ho~ o ne afttt
another unJc our demands art met. ... It wa delivered to the independent
BcLrut newspaJ>!:f an-Nahar 10 the Moslem sector of the Lebanese capital
shortly after m1dnipt. With the message was a black-and-white photoerapb of
a person thauc~blcd David.Jacobsc.n of Ji~ton Beach.. di.tt.a.or o! the..
American U niversity Hospital 1n Beirut who was kidnapped May 28. 1985.
17 killed, 23 lnjared ln bu•-truck coUl•lon
SALAMANCA. Mexico-A tractor-tra1ltt truck and a bus collided hcad-
on in central Mexico Saturday. lulling 17 people and in1uring at least 23. the
official news agency Notimex wd. Emergency workers found 14 people dead
at the scene and three othen died at nearby hospitals. Red Cross official sa1d.
The Excelsior news service said both dnvers were killed. The collision
occurred around 5 a.m . on a highway near the City of Salamanca. about I SS
miles nonhwest of Mexico City, Nol1mex said The Yellow Arrow passenge·r
bus was bound from Guadalajara 10 Mexico. The cause o f the crash was under
investigation. Nottmex said
New graves at Chernobyl vlctlms cemetary
MITINO, U .S.S.R. -Two more Chernobyl v1cums, whose grave~ bear
dates after the announcement of the last official death toU, have bcco buned 1n
a heroes' plot near Moscow w1tb most of the othe~ lulJed by the nuclear
disaster. The deaths 10 late July apparently_ra1sc to 30 the toll from history's
worst nuclear i>owcr ac.cident, but no official confirmation was available
Saturday. Dr Robcn Gale. an t\mencan bone marrow spcc1ahst who treated ~me of the worst rad1anon cases, said 1n Tel A v1v. Israel. that when he last sav.
pavents here. only two appeared tn danger of dying.
P1casso palntlng• stolen ln W. Germany
OLDENBURG, West German) -Thieves earned off 25 011 parntmgs.
mcludtng works by Pablo Picasso. and other Objects wonh nearly S2 m1lhon
from an office building in Oldenburg. police said Saturday They took the
paintings. silverware and a valuable rug from the fourth and fiflh floors before
dawn Friday after d1sconnect1ng an alarm !>\.,tern '3td an Oldenburg pols~
spokesman. who refused to be 1denufied
Jazz singer Ella Fitzger a ld
recuperating in Beverly Hills
BE VERLY HILLS (AP) -
Jail singer Ella Fitzgerald. hosp1 -
1:i111cd a v. eek ago for treatment of
congcsm e heart failure said Sat-
urda) \he wa\ relaxing at home
a?n1d a garden or llowe" -.ent by
v.cll-v. l!>hers.
.. l:m so thnlled b)' all the
Oov.1.·r .. ·· M 1s\ F11igerald said b)
tdephonl' from her Beverl) Hill~
huml'
Mis~ F1l1gerald said \he wa\
.. doi ng \Cl) v.ell ·•
I m hnc t >h m' gosh. there's ~11 mttn' !lower\ from frank
">inatra PeJrl Baile' the prcs1-
dl'nl IRcagan1 and others." she
\Jld
"It\ Just hcen beautiful I
d1Jn 1 l..nnv. ho" man' fnends 1
h:id There I\ ~o mu1.h '1o"e Lots
of loH ·· !.he \aid
Mt)\ Fitzgerald bl! wa~ d1s-
lharged from a Niagara Falls
ho~pnal on WtdnC'>day and 'ihe
rt'tumcd home to rc~t
By tb~ Associated P~ss
LO~ .\NCJELE~ -~ JUdge ruled the state of(allfom1a 1n contempt of
lUUrt tor v.clfare regulations requinngch1ldren from homeless fam1hes to lea .. c
tht•ir paren1s 10 get c-mergenq shelter Superior C'oun Judge John L. ( ole ga ve
!>cput) .\Horne~ (1eneral Barbara Motz until .\ug. 15 10 notify state and
lOUnl) welfare agcnues that fam1l )·rcmoval rcstnct1 ons are no longer to be
l'nforced M\ ~foll ').Ud state officials will decide 1n the next few da)s whether
to .Appeal the contempt citation ur to comply with the order Cole's order
f-rida~ wa\ the rl'\ult of a law'>u11 filed b> a coalition of legal aid groups that
.Argued n1sting regulations 11legallj force the breakup of families ~ tren parents
aH' unabk to afford housing
~~ _)
Man alds vlctlm; crasheslnto pollcestatlon
LOS .\NGELES -.\man v.-h o came to the aid of an alleged robbel)
'1t 11m crashed h" car into a police stauon parking lot Saturda) to get awa)
trom their pur'iucr~. police \Std ~mos Snowden Jr .. 30. of Los .\ngeles.
damaged tv.o unmarked patrol cars when he sped into the Holl)wood police
\IJt1on Jot around 4 a.m . Sgt Dick Clark said Neither Snowden nor passenger
JantlC Lo\\e, 18. ol Los ~ngeles. "a' injured 1n the collision. 1n,cst1gat1ng
c >tlicer T im C O\ !><lid
Dlesel fuel spilled, forcing freeway closure
LONG BE ~('H -.\ tanler truck oven urned Saturda} on the Long Beach
Prcewa). spilling 7.900 gallon~ of d1e'-cl fuel. tnJUnng the dnver a-nd for~1~g
ckaurc or nonht>our'ld lane~ The tanker was operated b> C'ool Transponauon.
thl' ( ahforn1a H1ghv.a) Patrol rcponed It flipped over at I: 15 pm near Long
fkach Boule \ard. fire spoke'\woman Gwen Sulund said
Vletnamese doctor enters Unlted States
LOS ~NGELE -A V1e1name~ doctor v.ho accompanied iamesc tv.-1 n~ 10 Japnn for treatment entered 1hc l ln1ted States on Saturday lOJOtn her
hu<iband. a famil} anorncy said. Dr Ngu}<'n Thi on Phat . .50. amved on a
fl1gh1 fro m Tokyo accompanied b y her husband and ~ttomey Peter C'olrman
-The New Orleans attorney declined to 1dent1f) Phat s husband, who told an A!l~1atcd Press photographer his name was Capt. Tam Duong.
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DBAJl O. GOREN Today, Jump blds can be wnk. ahead. '-'
Q.-1 am a replu rubber brtdae Intermediate or strong; most play-The whole secret of a successful
player at a 'club la thlt ....... I ers use weak two-bids with two partnership with a stranger at the
can't teem to apee with 1tranae clubs forcing; and everyone has his CHARLES OMAR rubher table Is to keep things slm·
partnen on wb.lcb bide an fore-own version ofStayman and which pie. The fewer gadgets you have
lnl aad wbJcb an not; wlten tour bids are Blackwood. G s the less there is to go wrong in
no tnunp ll Blackwood and when PersonalJy, I would treat Jump OIEN HARIF seemingly normal auctions.
·11 ll qaantltatlve; etc. Obvtouly, overcalls by partner as weak and
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Advice~on
abortion
reverses
decision there 11 not ti.me before eveJ')' all other jump bids as strong. When Q .-Jlecentq I eaw a reference
rubber to dJ.KuM theae. matten In doubt as to whether a bid ls fore-his students settled In for his first you think they are slgnoffs or to a vldeoc: ... tte .. Play Bndge
ln det&ll with a new partner. In& or not, I would tend to treat it is lecture then he opened with the re-quantitative, you are going to flnd with Omar 8'arlt." When wtll lt DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please
What would you recommend? -as forcing: the bonuses for game mark: "Tonight we are going to yourself playing a Jot of very "deli-be avallablef -R. K., Miami, print my letter. This experience really
E. N., Loa Angele•, CalJf. and slam exceed the risk of going team that not all four no trump cate" contracts. When most of the Fla. opened my eyes and l would like to
A.-Thlngs were a lot simpler in down an extra trick. bids are Blac kwood." Half the club players I kn·ow bid four no A.-lt was released about two open the eyes ofot.bers.
the old days All you needed to Your question about Blackwood class promptly got up and walked trump they expect to find out how ~onths ago. Cheek with your video I always have been strongly op-
k h I b I g t I d bo l h Id I Id store. posed to abortion, as was my hus-now was t at you were p aymg r n s o m n a story a ut a wel -out! many aces partner o s. wou band. I rccentlY. became pregnant
strong two-bids. Blackwood and known California teacher who was If, in the average rubber bridge treat all such bids as Blackwood, 8el)d any qaeetlou ror tbl• column with my fif\h child. My husband was
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forcinl( termediate players. No sooner had ing bids of four no trump because the long run, I will come out way In care of thl• newepaper. long ii ness that left him deeply ..-==============================================================-=-=;;;;;;; .... -.., depressed. He pressured me into going to an abortion clinic and
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The counsclor11stened to my sCory
between sobs, caJJed in my husband
and told hirQ twas nOl a candidate for
abortion. She said it would destroy
me emotionally, and suggested that I
thank it over for a few days. I decided
to forget about an abortion right then
and there.
I'm in my ninth month now. My
husband is working and is no longeT
ANN
l.oDEIS
depressed. Life looks cheery again. If
abortion were against the law, I would
have found a way to have it done
illegally io spite of aJI the horror
stones I had heard about those
rground places. Under such
co tions I never would have had
ac to the counseling I received
from thttt woman at 1he abortion
clime. I had no idea I would get that
kmd of canng counsel.
I hope you will share this letter with
your readers, Ann. I'll bet most of
them are just as ignorant as I was. -
HAPPYANDTHANKFULINTHE
BIG CITY.
DEAR HAPPY: Letters HC~ u
yoars llelp me to ect.cate tile pel>Uc.
Thank yoa for yoar coDtribatloa to tile
general welfare of my readers. ne
pol.nt you made 11 an excellent one. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Not long
ago you had a letter from someone
who questioned your advice to go to a
minister for counsel. The woman
who wrote went to a minister and he
told the entire congregation about her
problem so they could "pray about
it."
You replied, "The vast maJonty of
cle~y arc trustworthy. Unfortunately
you JU St happened to get a bum one.··
You advised her 10 report "Mr.
Clattertrap" to his superior.
I a~atc your confidence in
ministers. Those of our rank who
serve in the h1stonc denominations,
as well as virtl,lally all rabbis, arc wcll-
trained and have had al Lcasi three
years of post-baccalaureate educa-
tion. Unfortunately. the m101ster in
this cast sounds like one from in
independent, fundamentalist sect. He
probably has NO superior to whom
he could be reported. Furthermore, it
1s more than hkcly that he has had no
training from an accredited institu-
tion
Your across-the-board recommen-
dation to "see a minister or rabbi"
needs lo be tempered with "who has
some academic credenuals and is 1n a
responsible reh&ious denomanauon
1ha1 provides some oversight." And
please. Ann, tell your readers not to
simply trust the titJe "doctor." Hun-
dreds of fundamentalist preachers
who have not fimshed any college or
university manage 10 affix "doctor"
before thetr names. And th1s includes
some who have TV programs. I'm
sure manyofyourcorrespondcntsask
you not to use their names. It's
perfectly O K w11h me if you use mine.
-THE REVEREND J.
SHELBOURN. PRESBYTERIAN
CHU RCH. BEATRICE, NEB.
DEAR REV. SHELBOURN: Tbuk
you for your very 1ood letter. And
now I will probably be dela1ecl witli
teeters from f1111damentall1t preacla-
ers (with-and wltboat TV pro.srama)
defendl.ng tbelr rlgbt to preacb. Write
If you llke, I give you fair wan.LD1 l.n
advance, thl11pace wUI oot 1erve Ha
battleground for 1ucb a flgllt.
1 City loses
fight to close
adult theater
By tbe Auoclaied Preti
f he Clty of nta Ana lost its 9·
year-old battle to close down the X-
rated MitchelJ Brothers Santa Ana
Theater. and a Judge has ordered the
c11y to pay legal fees an the casi.
The theater has been sued 30 tames
by Santa Ana in an attempt to close
the sex film theater as a public
ou1sance
Supenor (oun JudJe Oaude M.
Owens. who had carher bam:d the
theater fro m showini 40 films he
viewed as obscene. said none of the
films listed an the latest suit were
among the 40 films banned in 1981 .
Consequently, the jud&e ordered
the clly to pay the lepJ costs for the
M 1tchell Brothen. The costs have not
been 1alhcd hy the theater'sattomcys
Anorney Jim Clancy, hired by the
Cll\ to pro~cutc the case, said the
dt~ 10,1on would tx-appealed The
campaign todo~1tdown has cost the
ut) S '08,000 an lepl expenses
ln•ex•pen•alve•
Un lk '~n ,IYl not high
1n p11ce, r e1t,n1bl1
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BOB
Simplicity :'
shares spotlight
with glitter
By VIDA DEAN
When Bob Mackie showed his fall '86 collection
rteently at Amen Wardy's, Fashion Island, he proved
that he is still master of entrance-making gowns. .
Although his evening offerings are toned-down
somewhat for the coming season. his styles are sletk,
sophisticated and still dazzling.
Instead of yards of beads and spangles, the bodice is
studded with a few sparklers around the collar, pcplum
and slet~s. ,
Several numbers had the trim pared down to one
sleeve or one shoulder. "I find che asymmetrical look
more imerescing." said Mackie following the show.
"And, ic's less expensive," che youthful.looking 46-year-
old blond added wich a smile.
Mackie's new look of simpltrny for fall mcludes
daytime fabrics, wool jersey, wool crepe and wool plaid
cransformed into cocktail and evening dresses.
For Mackie fans who like more splendor, he lavishes
black and mulci-colored scones on wool jersey, beads
and trompe l'ocil chains on.wool crepe runic and skirts,
or combines a wool crepe dress w1ch a multi-colored
jeweled jacket.
"I like Mackie for his evenmg looks," said Wardy.
"It's noc just the beading. He knows how to cue a dress
and he gives the woman a flaetenng look.
"I like feminme cloches chac help women fe~l good
about their bodies, accenting the best part of a woman's
figure.''
Jhe designer, who has won five Emmy awards and
1986
Bob Mackie and models at Amen Wardy s show cwo
of his laresc styles for fa/I. For one of his strapless. mulri-
colored beaded beauries (left ) he designed a silk faile
coat with velvet cuffs and lapels. Reflecting rhe new
simplimy that Mackie 1s developing this season is t~
wool 1er~y dress w1rh studded matching jacker cut
with a fly away back. ·
Cover photography by David Muronaka
thret Academy A ward nominations, emphasizts a
simple day look with his colorful premier collectton of
knits. Short and long slim skirts are paired with
turtlenecks or pullovers in monochromatic rones,
The folkloric theme shows up in earth-toned knits
accented with bright iacquard paetems, wh1le a group
of solid sweater dresses 1s trimmed with geometric
designs cn'ac match the cardigans worn over them.
· Skirt lengths vary for day -either short and stra1ghc
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()nngecoeat O~ILY PILOT/ Sunday, Augutt 3, 1888 ..
Choosi;og the bra that's tight for you
AC<lOrding to the Harper's Map-
tinc index, 75 percent of America's
women wear the wrona size bra!
Bra specialist Ruth Erolove at
Frederick's of Hollywood says she
believes the n~mber may even be
hi&her.
Without the proper fit a bra not
only loon unflattenng. it is down-
right uncomfortable.
The reason so many women have
the incorrect fitting bra may be
shyness. Rather than go to a stott
where professional help is available,
most women will simply buy bras off
the rack. They rarely check for fit
themselves, let alone ask a sales
person to help.
"A woman wouldn't dream of
,buying a pair of shoes without trying
them on1" frolove says. "but so many
women ouy a bra that way."
Because the breast size may cha.nae
with wciaht fluctuations, childbirth,
binh control pills and aaing, a bra
should be chosen as if it were the first
one a woman ever purchased.
Tips on what a good fit means ~
included in a book that Frederick's
offers free at all of its chain stores. For
ex'ample, a good fits means the center
seam 1s against the breast bon~
without gaps between the cups; s.km
doesn't bulge around the edges and
the should~r straps feel comfortable.
Examples of a poor fit include
straps digging into the shoulders. or a
back that ri<ies up. A bra that fits
oorrcctJy, can make you feel good on
the inside and look. great on the
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outside.
Whtie each Style will fit )'OU
differently, here arc a few 1u1dehnes
when measunni or fitting youselffor
a bra.
MEASURING: Your bust size 1s
determined by measurinJ the djs.
tance around your body JU&t below
the busllinc where the breast tissue
joins the chest wall. Wear a bra while
ta.king thjs measurement, otherwise it
1s difficult to iet the tape measure
under the busthne.
lf the measurement as an odd
number. add five inches to determine
your bust size. Example: 29 inches
plus five inches equals a size 34.
If the measurement 1s an even
number. add six inches to determine
bust siie. Example: 30 inches plus six
inches equals a srze 36. .. •
If the mca urcmeot is 33 inches or
more, add only three inches. Example
35 inches plus three in~bes equals a
size 38.
Cup size is determined by measur·
1ng the distance around your body at
the fullest pan of the bust. The
difference between the underbust
mea.surcment and the meuurcment
around your body at the fullest pan of
the bust indicates cup size.
For example: if measurement 1s
one inch larger than bust size the cup
sizcfis A; two inches, size B· three
inches. size C; four inches., size b; five
inches size DD. ·
Also, the back of the bra should fit
well under your shoulder blades. The
lower the back of the bra, the better
Black and white tweed suit from Mackie's fall '86 collection with his
directional swing fingertip jacket. This one. at far leli, bas a contrasting
tweed yoke and black wool slim skirt with tweed waistband. It is worn
with a black tunleneck swe.ater. Other looks from the latest collection
of daytime and evening looks were presented by Mackie during a show
at Amen Ward} and photographed by David Muranaka of the Dail}
Pilot staff.
MACKIE'S DESIGNS •..
From Bl
or long and trumpet nared, some·
ttmes falling longer at back
Colors used to balance the promi-
nent black include rich shades of red .
teal. fuchsia. turquoise. blue. pink
and purple.
Mackie assisted m 1963 with the
designing of costumes for the "Judy
Garland sho~" and later designed for
the ··carol Burnett Show .. dunng ats
I I -year-run. and the .. onny and
Cher Comedy Hour."
Today, he stall designs special
occasion dresses for fne nds: Cher.
-· Monday, August 4
ARIES (March 21-April 19).
Emphasis on crea11 vity, vari ety. char-
isma. physical attraction. harmoni-
ous deahngs with children and tn·
tens1fied lo"e relat1onsh1p. You'll be
dancing to your own tune, you'll also
get to hean of matters.
Diana Ross. ( arol Burnell. Diahann
Carroll and Bernadette Peters. but his
real goal now. he says, as to design for
all women.
"I design for women of all ages.
shapes and sizes. responding to their
sense of fantasy to be chic, elegant.
glamorous and sophisticated."
The Bob Mackie label has been
expanded to include a collection of
furs. fragrance and jewelry and re·
cently hand-painted scarves were
included.
· Mackie designs range m pnce from
$800 to $1 5,000.
GEMINI (Ma>' 21-June 20): Stress
humor, versatility, wtllmgness to give
full play Lo mtellcctuaJ cunos1ty.
You're going to attract fnends and
allies -short trip will m volve
relauve. You'll add to wardrobe.
attend social afTair.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): It may
be necessary to revise, review, re-
model. Puzzle pieces fall into place.
you 'II be on more solid emot1onal-
financial ground. Debt will be paid.
lost anaclc will be recovered Scorpio
figures prom1n~tly
TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20): lntUI·
uon nngs true. focus on secunt:,,
home, family relat1onsh1ps. Abthty to
detect trends and cycles. lnd1v1dual
who taught you an past is again
available for consultation Aquanan LEO (Jul) 21-Aug. 22): Circum·
figures prominently. stances take dramatic swing m your
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VIRGO ( .\ug. 23-Sept. ~2).
Domesuc adJu\tment I'> featured.
fund'> wall be made available for
special project omeone behind
sccne'i act'> as your personal
"'cheerleader.'' Scenario highlights
mone\, panncr-;h1p, pubhc r~lat1ons
LIBRA (Sept 23-0 ct 22>: Scenario
haghhghts mysten. glamour. mtngue
the support 1n front.
Tbe woman with a small bust
miaht try a padded push-up bra -
one that witf aently push the brc~st
toward the center of the chest to g1 ve
the figure more definition.
for women with a large bust. the
underwirc bra provides maximum
support, yet doesn't sacrifice oomfon
or look like a harness. Alt improperly
fitted bra will result in bulges at the
top and sides with unsightly bulges
showinJ through on fitted blouses
and knits.
The underwirc can also provide
shape and support for women with a
sagging busthne.
"Women are more bodr,-conscious
now," says frolove. 'Wiib the
emphasis on health and fitness,
combined with today's elosc-fittif'.1.1
fashions. women want .a.bra that will
give them figure defimuon. w~!"en
want to look shapely and pretty,
Check your bras occasionally. Has
the elastic begun to look fra~ed and
stretched? Arc the staps worn. Dump
1t m the trash and he.ad for~ store.
552 Club marks
group's 20th year
Members of the 5520ubofHoagH ospitalon Wednesday will mark
the support group's 20th ~ear at the Arlington Amp hi theater.
A barbecued beef and chicken dinneras on the fun even mg schedule
along with music -mariachi and Al "Red Dog'' Weber -SQ uare da net ng
and horseshoe pitching.
Agajn, as they bavedone for I Oyears, Pe~e SlracHa and th.e Rusty
Pelic4n staff will donate. cook and serve the dinner. Tom Riley 1s chainnan
of western get together.
National Association of Catering Exec utives will s~e it~ "Wine and
Food Sensation" Aug. I 3at the Newporter Resort. "It will be 1.n the terrace
area at poolside," said Pam Splunki. The wme and food tasting gets under
way at 6:30P..m. and a live wine auction begins at 8:30. "The NACE
members wtll be providing heavy hors d'ouevres," add~ Pam. wh~~n be
reached at 662-6634 forS25 reservations. Proceeds will go to the
scholarship fund .
What's new in cosmetic surgery for men and women?Seventeen facial
cosmetic surgeons will be at the Four Seasons Hote l Wednesday through
Sunday for a scmin~rdiscussing the lastest in~ovat1onsand developments
in their field. A pubhc forum open to the pubhcat no charge 1s on the
agenda for6 Kl 8 p.m . Friday and participants will have the opportunity to
ask questions.
The conference is sponsored by the Foundauon for Facial Plastic
Surgery(Dr. George Brennan i~president)m conJunct1~n with the .
American Academy ofCosmeucSurgery and the Amencan Academ y of
Facial Plastic and Reconstructi ve Surgery.
Rutb Hart oflrvine has been appointed b)' Ida Kofsk). general
chamnan ofthe OC United Jewish Fund Campaign, as delegation
c hairman for a Women's Division fall leadership mission to Israel. Hart
w11l lead the mission which is set Sept. I 7 -26.
FASHION: Esprit for girls will be featured at Robinson's. Fashion
lsland,duringa mini fashion show 2 p.m . Aug. JO in thech1ldrrn's
department.
A trunk show of Ralph Lauren's fall collecuo n will be modeled
informally 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Nordstrom. South Coast Plaza.
Diane Frcis fashion will be informally modeled noon to 3 p.m.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at I. Magnm (upper level). Fon) Carrots
and Pronto Ristorante.
David Hayes' fall collectton will be presented Fnda} at Bullock\
Wtlshire, Fashion Island.
SYDNEY
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secrets. Emphasis on chansma, vigor,
powers of persuasion. Populartt)
mcrcascs. career advances. Terms
will be defined, special agreement can
be renegotiated.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No'. 21 ): Focus
on ambition, dealings wtth pro-
fessional superiors. You'll be
provided opportunity to mcrease
mcome potential. Relationship grows
stronger, responsib1ht1es increase.
Cancer. C4pricom olay roles.
"different'" direcuon Scenano also
h1ghhghts pets. dependents. ab1hty to
attract those who share your con-
cern'I. ideals
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb 1 lS)
Focus on detennmat1on. ong:maltty.
ability to overcome obstacles. Lunar
pos1t1on highlights pubhc1ty. panncr·
ship. clash of ideas, mantal status
Follow through on first 111'prec;s1ons.
Another Aquanan plays role.
PISCES(Feb. 19-March 20). You"ll
make new Start, you'll be nattered.
wmed and dined. Focus on per.
sonality, mvitation 10 prcsugioui.
social affair Journey could be an-
,volved. You'll be asked-to d1s-
semmate penmen! 1nfonna11on.
CF AUGUST 4 lS YOUR BIRTH·
DAV you're due to reach more
people, you tra"el 1h1-; year. you SAGITJ'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21 ): complete ma1or cycle and pro1ec\.
What had been at "'loose ends" will )OU reah1e that love wall no longer be no~ come together. Destmauon "''II a stranger Youared)nam1c.crcat1ve
be cleared. audience will be awaiting rebellious. :,ou were probably on you;
your presentation ... Rehearsal . .'s fin· own early and could have been
ash ed -th as is the real thing. ·\ nes · separated from one or both parents at
figures prom1ncntty. _ rclauve.l> early a~. You certatnly dtd
not tit into fariuly pattern. Taurus.
CAPRICORN {Dec 22-Jan. 19): Leo. Scorpio P,_Cople play 1mponan\
Health improves. employment p1c-role'> an )Our life. August will be your
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There will be an tnumate lt nle crowd of 3500 at the new Broadway South
Coast Plaza o n Oct. 25 for an opening pany. .
Three organizations · Cabaret Chapter of the OC Performing Ans Center.
Ntwpon Harbor Junior League and South Coast Repenory Theatre. will
benefit from the event
Representatives of the three groups aJong with other VIPS attended a I 00-
days-to-'o hard-hat tour and rcccptton and met Broadway exec utives.
Chamnan H. Micbael Hecbt said "This is our largest store an the group."
(The new one makes 43.) •
"Fashions an Lhe store wall reflect the people and their acu vaues an this
area," commented Lee Hogaa C.111 VP and fashion director for all
Broadways."! have bttn working on this for a year." Des1$ner clothes wall be
modeled dunng the October party. (When the store officially opens Nov. l
there will be 900 racks of fashions.) ·
Carte Pearl, who had Just bttn named manager the day before. was there
and led the gro up on a tour of the three-level. 208.000 square-foot store.
Included on the to ur wtth their plastic hard hats were pany c0<ha1rmen
Mike Dllon and Caryl Scanlu (Cabaret); CarollDe La Plutrler aad Marlene
Hermes (SCR) and Norma McGrocly and Sally Lawrence (N HJ I;). Also league
president Janet Harrl1, GaJI Roy, who wlll be chairman of Cabaret's next gala.
and Dlue Glgaere. '
On the first floor. a band wcanng workmen's clothes and hard bats
provadmg tounng music and a buffet spread was presented by Cptive
Cuisine. On 1nd1vidual tables were toy trucks dumping out lima beans.
On the night of the opening there .will be feasting throughout the store -
cocktails on first; en trees on second and coffee and dessen on three.
Tickets for the blaclc tie-optional event ($35 each) may be arranged by
calling Cabaret, 540-0400; Junior League, 720-7747, or SCR at 95 7-2602.
Llmo1 and laorae trailers, pltll belmei1 and taxedo1 .... The glory of the
British Raj was relived at the South Coast Polo Club's Third Annual Polo
Matches and Verandah Pany. The polo games, which tookf.lacc at the O range
County Fair. were video-taped for an upcoming segment o "Hello Laguna." a
local cable telev1s1on show. Later that evening, players an nding boots and polo
whites. as well as fans in safan ~car. came "Out of Africa and India" to
Hedgehog Hollow, the North Tustin home of Appellate Co un Justtcc Edward
J.,. Wallin and has wife. A.,ora Dawe Harrl1.
· Hams.a Coronadel Mar attorney. played fourchukkas carherthatday.on
the Batthn' Bamsters polo team, along with Newport Beach attorneys Marttn
Josepb ud Gene Wblte. Don Palcll of Fountain Valley (who has been'playing
for 37 years) 1s co-founder of the South Coast Polo Club. organized the polo
matches.
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Sally Lawrence and Nonna
McGrody at hard hat party.
H . Michael Becht (right) chata with Mille
Dl.zon, Norma Hertzog and Caryl Scanlan.
Store maq&4(er Carle Pearl (center) on tour
with Caroli.De Le Plutrler and Marlene
Bermea.
Augus t Sup~r Saver Sale
.. . -. ./ Al the post-game party, over 100 players and JUCSlS enjoyed cumes
catered by the Royal Khyber Restaurant. along wnh Pimm's and Soda. Bnce
ud Mania.a Vo11 of Newpon Beach, (aka Mr. and Mrs Stanley L1v1ngston)
promenaded LO starched khakis. Seen Palmer'• rvory Coast Tenms O ub garb
was a hit with the path -helmeted horsey set. Jim ud Vicki Rut ofWcstm1nster
were enveloped in a large, inflatable.snake, wbach was last seen propped on a
rattan bar stool. ats forked tongue dipped (quite properly) anto a P1 m~·s Cup
Jadge Ral~ Paster, 1n top hat. ascot and cane, safaned with his wife. Marsot,
clad an topec and 11oots, compltte wit~ bush nfle. ~le arrivals, via another part), wore tuxedos. Also an attendance were-
Martlyn Dua and Maria McCarty ofNewpon Beach; Suaue and Peter Fl)'DJI
ofL.asuna Beach, Jeffrey Maa11 ofM1ss1on VaeJO: Dr. a.IMI Mrs. Carl Yalllea of
Hunungton Beach; and Wllllam and Claeryl Bedt•o"' of Santa Ana.
Others were Ula Moyen of Irvine (P1mm's representative). Maueen
BatlerofCorona dcl mar and members of Moor Park Polo Oub from Ventura.
RANCHO ROUNDUP: Businessmen from lrvtne, Fountain Valley and
Ne~n Beach attended a luncheon hosted by Dtcll LeRoy and Jolaa Hapke of
Delo1tte Hasluns & Sells in Costa Mesa. P uest speaker Doeg SmJtll, All-Pro
Center of the Los Angeles Rams. talked about the need to expand the famlly·
like c~nter Rancho Damac1tas. a gro up home for abused children.
Rancho Damac1tas is seekjng more corporate sponsorship an order to
expand Its facility ... There 1s a need for I 0 more fac1llt1cs lake o urs an Southern
California." said R.udy Dealaam, exccuuve d1rcctQr o f Rancho Damacitas
"that 1s why we are trying to expand ours ...
A successful campaign was started last year wtth Los Angeles Rams
linebacker George Aadrew1 to help raise fu nds. Now Doug Smith along with
Roa Brown of the Los Angeles Rams arc gelling behind thel>fOITlm
Some of those 1n attendance were Rlclaard Kredel of Irvine. Bob
Mc Dermo.& of Fountam Valley, Greg MacDonald of H unungton Beac h. Do•&
Map .. oa ofFountam Valley, Lynelle Porter from Palilgon II m Tustm and
Geor1e Hartla• from Irvine.
SUCCESS STORY: New members and new board officers were honored at
the Balboa Bay Club when the OC Aux1har) of Boys Repuhc met for lunch
Jou Babcock, execuuve producer at KABC TV news. a graduate of Boy!>
Repubhc, was speaker He told the grouP-Qf about 60 ofh1s nse from delinque nt
to exec. (Babcock now ser-Ves on the facility"• board of directors)
~ o;1lent auctio n was_conductcd to raise funds, but the bag fund-raiser wtll
be Nov 7 and 8 when the auJuhar) stages Its a nnual boutique at t Michael
Church Plans v.ere made for preparation workshops in the meanume.
Jan lsa1c in the nev. president and scrvmg wt th her will be Oderu
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Networks deciding that VCRs -can b e their friends
. . . • 66 ·d dien~ in d1$putc amounts to• ony
8y·FRED ll()'J'HENBERG N8Cs vice president for research, torn between "Miami Vic.c" or "OaJ. home from its TOIF bar-boppma an Nielsen. study found percent sai fraction anyway perhaps about
,..,......_..._ "VCRs provide us with viewers who las" on Fridays this fall could have uine to watch the &how, but its vote they tned to ovcrl~k the 00~· SO 000 homes o~t of 14 million
· . would have otherwise been un-watc hed only one in the dark aaes -still will count if the VCR was pre-merciala. In addition, there 5 • fi he t scaJ prime-time N~W YORK-Jn tea~ of crcaung available t<? commercial tele~ision." before VCRs. Now, they can watch proaramm~ to NBC. . evadenoe from the nctw~rkt ~hu one· homes Ka 0~ t ou:fen by sayina it's 1
. ' nauon of take-out mo~1e fans and Rubens said the .. bonus viewers" one. tape one for later. The A.C. For Madison Avenue. which· be-quaner of all recordana as never show. 'd g anJvensscrs each 'time an 1as ... forward fteab. the v1deocasseuc amounts to about 2SO,OOO house-Nielsen Co .. wbicb counts l"C(Ordina lieves In its inalienable riahl to pJayed. back. . tax. pai Y a d h re arc l 2 minutes
recorder ac1u~J~y may ~ benefiting holds 1 oiJht for the more popular but not playback. will say both shows bombard sitting-duck viewers w\th Yet Nielsen coun ts all VCR vie~· a1 IS shown.,ar t \0 t nc.twor~ telev1s1on. . prirnNif!le proarams. were watched in its weekJy ra.tinas pitches for the lates~ indispensab~c ers an its ratinas. from ~hich adven1s-0 ~om~ercia ~~~usc~s· nor the
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FiVe:Dewsum---er shows open
The la t bia wave of 1ummer
theater washes up on Oranac County
stqet dus weekend when five new
lt&IC productions raiec their rcapeo. live curtains.
Oranse Coast Colleae'1 traditional
sumrner musical turns to melodrama
with a new version of .,,._ Dnak·
ar4" -subtitled .. Don't Shoot the Piano Player." Also on the OCC
campus will be a revival of Neil
Simon's "Plua S.lte" by the new
Alpha Community Theater.
Herb Gardner's comedy "A
1'ltouaM Clowa1" arrives at the
Irvine Community Theater, while
farther north the LP Repertory Com-
pany opens "Nl_.t of Ju..,, ......
and the Buena Park Civic Theater
will present the Rocl&trs and Ham-
memein musical "C.roHel." All five
sho.ws will open.Friday._
Pet.erOdcprd, a music professor at
UC lrv1ne. has written IS original
sonis for "The Drunkard.'' while
director AJex Golson has supplied the
lyrics. Brad Bowen. Julie Dison and
Odqard head the cast, wuh Rich
Jackson, ttamet Wbitmrer, Oeni1e
fcfJuson, Stephanie Gil and Chris
Wilhama also tu.ma ma.ior roles.
"The Drunkard" will be prceented
Fridays and Saturdaya at 7:30 and
Sundays at 6:30s, wtth 2:30 matinee
each Saturday, throuah Aua. 24 in the
Drama Lab Theater of the Costa
Mesa collqc. Call 432-SS27 for ticket
information. ~
"A Thousand Clown1" opens its
four-weekend run under the direction
of Art Winslo'tl( for the lrvioe Com-
munity Theater. Tom Titus, Cindy
Wmeinacr, Tim Titus, Tracy God-
frey, Howard Serbin and Lee Clark
comprise the c.ast. ,_
Perfonnancc,will bcaiven Fridays
and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Aui.
30, wilh a Sunday matioce Au&-24 at
2 p.m .. in the air-conditioned Turtle
Rock Community Pu1c atrdttoi'ium
on Sunnybilf Road off Turtle Rock
Dnve in Irvine. Information is avail-
able at 857-5496.
Another Irvine-based group. the
Alpha Community Theater. will pTCs-
ent its secon.ch>ffering. .. Plaza Swte,"
1n OCC'a Fine Arts Lectun: Hall.
Proceed will be donated to the
United Way of Oranae County.
Cwum tames are 7:30 Friday and
8 p.m. Saturdays throuih Aua. 16.
Tacket may be ordered by callina
SS2-S022 ~venmp or weekends
Ayn Rand's .. Niaht of JJ1nuary
16th" is a courtroom drama in which
jury members selected from the
audience determine the verdiet in the
cue. Sarah Coleman is dar«ttoa the
play, which runs Thursdays throuah
Sundays at 8: IS, preceded by a picnic
supper at 7: IS, throuah Aug. 24 at the
MucJccnthaJer Cultural Center, 1201
W. Malvcm Ave .. Fullcnon. Reser-
vations 731-2792.
''Carousel" 1s directed by Anthony
Farone with choreoaraphy by Kris
Rutpcro at -the Community-Rec-
reation Center at 81 SO Knott Ave. 1n
Buena Park. Performances will be
given Fridays an(i_Saturdays at 8 p.m.
through Aug. 3() with reservations
available at 821-1394.
Final cu,rtaans will be lowered next
weekend on .. Aneak.., ON lAce"
at the Weaunantt.er Commuruty
Theater and "BtuJ IV,Part l" in the
Grove SbakesJ)eare FenjvaJ.
"Arsenic" winds up with pcr-
fonnancet Friday and Saturday at
8:30 at the Westminster theater, 7272
Maple St. (99s.4 I l 3) ... Henr)'.'' bows
out at the Festival Am~thcater,
I 28S2 Main St., Garden Orove (636-721_~!LplayinJ today and Thurs-
day tbro~ next Sunday at 8:30.
Roundina out a full schedule or
summer theater this week will be:
•"Peter Pu" and "Tea Uttle ·
ladJaa1," runnin& in repenory for the
Saddleback Company Theater at
Saddlebaclc Colle&e in Mis ion VaCJO
(582-4656). "Peter Pan will be on
stage Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday ~ 3 p.m.. white "lndtans" plays
Fnday only at 8 p.m.
•"J•mpla', Jive aod J1Uerb•1" 1n
Saddleback's Studio Theater (also
582-4656). continuing Wednesdays
throu&h Saturdays at 8:30 and week-
end af\emoons at 3:30 until Aug. 17.
Rich Jaebon (~t) atteapt8 to Mft Jalie DIJroa from tlM
clatcll• of Peter Od'C•rdla .. ,.._ DnlDkard -or Doll't
81loot the PlaJlo Player" at Onuase COMt CoU.C•·
Piracy paying off for Matthau
•"Goodbye Cllarlle" at the Costa
Mesa Civic Playhouse, 661 Hamilton
St.. Costa Mesa (650-5269),
Thursdays throu&h Saturdays at 8
p.m. until Aug. 16.
•"Wllere'1 Cllarley?" at the Hunt·
ington Beach Playhouse, Main Street
at Yorktown Avenue in the Seacliff
Villa ge shopping center (832-1405),
Fndays and Saturdays at 8:30
through Aua. 30 with Sunday
matinees Aug. IO and 17 at 2:30.
den Grove (636-7213). Wednesdays
through Saturdays at 8 p.m .. Sundays
at 7 p.m. until Aug. 16.
•'•A ~,.. I.JM'' by the San
Clemente Summer Theater at San
Clemente High School, 700 Ave.
Pfoo. San Clemente (tickets at the
door). Thursdays throuab Saturdays
at 8 p.m., Sundays at S p.m. until Aua.
16.
niptJy except MondJys at varytt\I
curtain times tbrouah Aua. 24.
• .. Oklallema" at Elizabeth How·
a.rd's Cu.rt.a.in Call Dinner Theater.
690 El Camino Real Tustin
(838-1540), niahtly cxcel>t Mondays
at varyina curtain times throu&h Aue.
17.
By BOB THOMAS
II 1111llt•Ptww.-
BEVERLY HILLS -The lca11,
slack-shouldered fiaure shambling
into the Beverly Halls Tennis Club
was undoubtedly Walter Matthau,
but why was he limping? Was he
prcpanng fo r another of his oldster
roles as in "Kotch" or ··The Sunshine
Boys"?
''I tore a ligament in m y right I~~
running across Pacific Coast H1gti-
way in an attempt to \ave my life," he
explained 1n his famous rueful rasp.
"Herc -wanna sec the brace?" He
lifted a pant leg to expose a solid piece
of plastic on h1~ lower leg. 1n1ured
while car-dodgrng on the penlou~
Mahbu roadway
Matthau chose an outdoor table
affording a view of a voluptuous
brunette loungrng on the opposite
side of the ~w1mmmg pool "Nie~
legs," he ob~rved as he easeq into a
chair for a luncheon interview con·
cern1ng his new film, Roman
Polanski's "Pirates."
A waitress took Matthau's order
and thanked him for ucket' 10 a
preview of the mo\.1e. which she
called "simply wonderful " The
actor's review wa' more restrained
"For character and atmo,phcre I
would give 11 lour \tars." he ..aid "I
would not f'"c 11 lour Siar'> for plot
and action will~' 1ha1Polanski1s a
genius for making an atmosphere
seem real Most film' ha'e a counter·
fe1t quality to them ·
The 65-)car-old J Clnr had viewed
the project wllh Ma11hau1an dubiety:
"I didn't like the '>Cnpt I didn't
understand the ~npt F11'\t 1l was the
ship against the pirates then the
Walter llattbaa
p1ra~es against the ship, then the ship
against the puutes. I didn't think 11
was funny or adventurous or any·
thing And the thought of swimming
and chmb1ng and dueling on one leg
for fi ve or Sil'. month'\ 1n Tunisia
didn't appeal to me.
"It was m y youngcc;t son Charlie
who changed my mind He said. 'You
gotta take it. Poppa. You'll get to
work wi th Roman Polanski . one of
1he great directors today. It'!> an open-
a1r pan that could change )Our career
You gotta take 1t "
A.nd so he did But he must haH
wondered when the 'itX m onths
turned into an entire year. two
months of preparation and 10 of
shooting. He spent a month alone on
the accent
"They wanted me to use a Bristol
accent, but 1t goes hk• this." he said.
demonstrating an un1ntell1g1ble
hnf.O·
· That sounds hkc an Amencan
actor doing a bad Irish accent. like
thls." He demonstrated. "I decided I
would speak cock.ney, and they got
me an expert, Jennifer Patock of the
National Theater. Pretty soon 1t came
very easily." As the only American in
the mul11-nat1o nal company, Mat·
thau was surrounded by foreign
•"Love'• Laboar'a Lott" at the
Gem Theater. 12852 Majn St ., Gar-
• "ArHAlc ud Old Lace" at the
Harlequtn Dinner Playhouse, 3S03 S.
Harbor Blvd ., Santa Ana (979--5511 ).
• .. Evtta" at the Grand Dinner
Theater. I Hotel Way, Anaheim
(772-7710), nightly cxcept Mondays
al varyinacurta1n timcsthrou&h Sept..
7.
TODA Y'S SUNDAY PUZZLE
languages. -· . _
Polanski, he said. "spoke Polish to "
the stunt men, Italian to the special ACROSS
effects, costume and hair peo ple.
French to the makeup people and the
French "actors. Then he would bawl
everyone CUiij for not speaking Eng-
1 ish. 'This picture 1s m Enghsh1' he
shouted ·1 want everyone to speak
English'"'
He and his wife, Carol, were housed
an "iwo large bathhouses -they call
them v1llac; over there One of them
was for luggage." He claims his wife
brought I 52 designer dres~s and 300
pairs of shoes.
"The roofs over there are built so
that when 11 rams, the water flows
nght through the house Dunng a big
storm. 'A-C complained to the land·
lord. He brought uc; 300 towels and
!>atd. 'Mop 1t up ...
I he ra1nc; forced the "Pirates"
compan) to shift to the Seychclle
Island'>. where 11 ~a'i 9'i degrees with
lots of lizards
"They call 1t a paradise Maybe
that's because 11 has sun. sky. beach
and water Nothing elc;e,Just sun sk),
beach and water." s.a1d Matthau
1 Greenbacks
5 -nova
10 Mr. Novarro
15 Pole: Sp.
19 Mediterranean
Island
20 Edgar -Poe
21 Marble
22 Put up
24 Historian Durant
25 Sloped
26 Glue
27 Card game
28 Doris Day fhck 5
wds.
32 Smoothing·
machine
33 Romantic tale
34 That woman
35 Pertumu
36 Hindu discipline
81 Debate
83 Telephoned
87 Glossier
90 A -for new11
91 Asbestos: abbr
94 "Mayberry'' kid
95 B(ldal fabrics
~7 "-Kapital"
99 African
tribesman
101 Polynesia'! force
102 Dancer Kelly
103 Confess: 2 wds
105 .. -Parade"
106 Frosts
107 Actor Douglas
108 Evangeline. e g
110 Eerie
111 Telephone
exchanges.once
1 13 Business
associate
114 -blen
characier 69 Oeea«1
2 ET , e.g. 73 Overcomes
3 Plaoe 75 Joan van -
4 American 77 Hlllbllty Jhow· 2
admiral wda.
5 Halrteu 79 Sneek
6 Bread spread 82 Region in .
7 Jargon India
8 A votre -1 83 Funny peraon
9 Gambling stakes 84 Swiftly
10 Engrossed 85 trlah cloth
11 Ms. Christle et al 86 To say the -
12 Potato -88 Compaa point
13 Aquatic mammal 89 Fan dancer Sany
14 Require
15 Louisiana bird 91 &capade
16 Ascended 92 Cubic rMter
17 Permlt entry to: 93 Hitchcock
2 wds. thrUler, "Th9 -"
18 Eight sjngera 96 Nlmble
19 Charts 98 Zoot or union -
23 Mix (salad) 100 On the Battle
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~I ANSWUS IN Cl.ASSWllD
I
Failure to act is failure
to stop spread of AIDS
To the Editor:
This lcner is in response 10 your
editorial of July 7 attacking my stand
on measures to control the spread ol
AIDS.
Since March I 983. AIDS has bee n a
reportable disease 10 the state of
California. It as one of .58 com-
municable d1teases so designated.
For any of these 58 reportable
diseases. certain d1sabihties may re-
sult at a health officer's d1scret1on
from existing law·
I. The patient may be proh1b1ted
from teaching an public schools.
2. The patient may not be allowed
10 -work in a commel'{:iaJ food
establishment as a waiter. food
preparer. cabin anendant, etc. '
3. A health officer may quarantine
such a person or restnCl their travel.
The initiative says that any person
who has the virus an their blood. not
merel y suspected of having the virus.
is to be reported to the State Public
Health authoriues Such a disease 1s
to be treated just hke an} of tht> other
58 communicable diseases are
treated. No quarantine is mandated
b) the inauauve to be imposed on
anyone. A person with AIDS virus in
their blood. even th ough showing no
symptom for AIDS. can transmit the
virus to another through a transfer of
body fluids.
The lt>g1sla11on that I plan to
introduce wall make 11 a cnminal
offense for a person who has knowl-
edge that he has AIDS or 1,-enttbody
pos111ve for the virus to transfer body
fluids to another person. Any person
who acquires AIDS or the virus from
such a transfer will be the source of a
complaining witness. The import-
ance of the legislation 1s for our pubhl
health authonues to set the ground
rules. a standard which will govern
us all so that we can reduce the
1ransm1Ss1b1hty ofthas fatal dt~ease.
J'he need for my leg1slat1on tn·
troduced last fall 10 make at a cnme
for a person in a high nsk group to
donate blood ts realtLed b" tht> fact
that more than 500 persons ha' e
.\IDS as a result of a blood tran<,-
fus1on. As earl) as the beginning of
1984. health authonttes knc.-w what
the source of73 pt>rcent oftht: AIDl.i
cases we re. namel) malt-homo-;c~-
uals.. and I 7· percent namely in-
travenous drug u~rs. As to the latter
group. federal public health officials
adopted the poltcy that they must no1
donate blood As to the former. smce-
September. 1985, the policy has been
that they should not donate blood
Prior to September. 1985, if you as a
prospectwe donOT identified yourself
as a'polygamous male homosexual.
)'OU were ad vised you should not
donate. If you considered you~lf a
monogamous male homosexual.
there was ,no res1nc11on on your
donating a1._all.
The ne\Vs media 1n Colorado
recently earned a story on the tragic
foll} of the failure of publtc heaJ1h
authonues to take resolute action.
Since March I 985. the ELISA test ha:1.
been admtntstered on all prospecti ve
blood donations na tionally. The test
has been shown to result 1n fal se
negative results 1n up to 6' percent of
cases includ1n$ those who were
exposed to the virus frbm 2 to 8 weeks
pnor to the test. They are able to
transmn the virus but have not yet
developed antibodies wh ich can be
detected b} the -test. A person in
Colorado donated blood 1n August
1985. having had one homosexual
contact tn May 1985. The recipient of
the blood donated in August now has
the anttbodv to AIDS. In November
1985. the same donor lned to donate
again. and hts anttbod)' pos111 ve
slat us was duco,·ercd.
If th e standard I am advocating had
been the law this Colorado c111zcn
would not have donated and the
,·1ct1m would not have AIDS. Also. ii
this standard had been enforced since
Januar) 1984. man)' of the
hemophthacs ""ho now have AID
''°uld ha \'e been spared this tragedy.
This ts a public health issue. not a
c1" II nghts issue. A vi rus does not
have c1v1I nghl'>: Our public health
off1c1als have been 1n11m1dated from
taking the dCtion the) should be
taking becauSt' of prec;o;ure from the
male homose\ual lobb\ \.\\· c1t11ens
should not 1olcratc th1\ la1lure to act
an~ longer
\\Ill LI \\11-IHNNEMEYER
39th D1s1nc1
I lou,1.· o l Kepri:scntat1ve\
Should the Uni ted States negotiate
for t h e release of the remaining
h ostages in Leban9n?
J.R. Springer
Newport Beach
Retired
"I think we 'hould
be tal king t11 them
There's a d10eH'n t1.·
bet\.\.CCn talking ,tnd
negot1a11 ng I dun·,
think at th1' taml' v.i:
~hould be ncgot1a11 nK
We should be 1al~1ng
~ark Puglisi
Huntington Beach
Inspector for Newport
Beach
Ron Newcomb
Newport Beach
Sales
·•\ t:\ I ht'11nt: tha1
"-l' {an't trt:at them
.tn' d1nercnth than
I la-otht•r 11nt:<i I bc-
lil'\ t· n t:n .\ mcncan
ha' J right to uimc:
homl' ··
'"No. l th1ni.. ""l'
<.hould go in .ind 111.·t
ahem
Would you n egotiate
for hostages' relea-se?
David Jarnh'>(.·n the I luntington Bea{ h m<tn hdd ho\lagc h\ \hlltl'
Mo'ilcm\ in Lebanon for I 4 month<, ha\ t\\ued a "1deotaJX•d pica tor
the Amcncan pubhl to prcs')urc Pre\1den1 Reagan ., adm1n1~trJt1on
into negotiating w1th h1~ captor'>
Jacobsen\ '>CVt'n-mmutt: pica ddncred t>y a
freed hostage. the Re' L<twrcntc Jenrn. !k.t'v\ he and
two other American ho\tagcs will be killed
otherw1c;e. ..
President Keagan h.t~· !>leadfu~tly refu :1.ed w
bargain for lhe rdca~ of the ht>~tages. ;ugu1ng that
negotiating w11h tcrronsts onl\ promot~ terrorism
and endanger\ other .\mencanc;
The r>.111\ Pdo1 v.ould l1kt: to knuv. \our
op1n1on
·Borrowing an 1dc:a trom the Long Beach l'rl''\· Jacobsen
Telegram newspaper. wc'rc inv1ung you to send U!> a bnel lcllcron ho't't
1he ho,tage cnm should tx· handled We will pri nt \ome of the kttcr\
and forward all of them 11> the Wh11l' Houc;c
<;t>nd )Our letters to HOSTAGES lo care of tbe tbe Opinion Page at
tbe Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costt Mesa. tHU.
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Publish"'
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f d•ltlr
Tom Tait
Mlll'aQtng f dtltH
Don hnley
City Edlfl'H
Tom Clanin
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Howltl'd M1otlteftary
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C•u.,fl4!t1 Om•r.1oi
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The Impact of her dark circled eyes and madness which seemed to
crackle from them jolted me ... and sh oolrme.
see. You·~
MISJUD6eP US ••• we·~ ACfUALLY
se.NS1TIVe. NU~. AN~ CoMPA~ONATe veRMfN.
. ' . ..
Orange County homeless:
Do we care enough to act?
They're on our streets, in our parks. on
our minds~ wheredowego from here?
By KAR EN Q UARANT~
I don't remember tht: first lime I
noticed her l \ualh I wa!> too
preoccupied fighting the early morn-
ing traffic along Pacific Coast H 1gh-
way between m} home in '>an
Clemente and my JOb 1n Ncwpon
Beach. I had hcen aware of her a
number of time'> hcfore. wallo ng
along the. side of the bus} road as 1f
she. too. had to get to a JOb on llmt:
Her stnde v.ac; """lit and long. lake a
man's. her lrgs lean and mu<.cular
But the image was vague and d1c;turb-
1ng.
Then. one morning as tra flk stop·
pcd. she passed do\C to m} car. and I
really looked at her She was dresSt"d
rather n1ccl} in a tailored skin and
sweater. which didn't quite match
and her long !>alt-and-pepper hair was
neatl} drav.n bac·k 1n a pony tail.
g1v1ng her a deceptively youthful
look But 11 was her face and its
expre'is1on I rernll mo<;t v1v1dly The
impact of her dark circled eye!. and
the madness which seemed 10 crackle
from them JOited me out of m)
dn" ing concentration and -.hook me
Throughout the tollow~ng months.
I <;av. her al must dail~ head in$ north
into Laguna Reach earl} 1n the
morning and \\;Jl ~ing a long wa}
funhcr ~uuth a-. I returned each
e'cning at du\k I found m)sclf
looking for hg expecting to ~cc her.
and wondering where \he lived. 1f she
had a fam11\ .ind"' here sht: went l'ach da). ·
Then ont• altt•rnnon 1n a rl'~taurant
rn Laguna. I t·uml' on her s111ing at a
corner table. her hair disheveled.
ON THE RIGHT
talking ext•1tcdl~ and gesturing wtth
her slender. <,Un-darkened hands
Thl'rc was no one at the table with her
\.\call a,01ded ~taring. but I lound
m}~elt g.lancing at her out of the
com er of m~ t')es Strange how
people tl) to act a~ though cvel)th1ng
ts perfect!} normal 1n the pre-.cnce of
something oul of the ordinal) We
were uncomfortable and relieved
when she got up to leave. I noticed,
then. that she didn't calT) a purse
It was no" a ntual for me to see her
somewhere along m'< commute. and I
had put together some conclu<;1ons
about th ts i.trange figu re. constructing
an 1mag1narv hfc IC> explain her -a
lite containing two of the c1n.um -
stance~ of human existence most
frigh tening to me lnsanat) and utter
aloneness To. be locked 1n a dark
\\Orld with the' 01ces of madncs!'>
I cannot 1magrne how anyone could
,urvtve tn ~uch a lonely world.
without wm or knowing the love of
!hose who <'a rc And though tht•re
have been some umcc; in my hie when
I thought lo~1ng m)' mind might be a
blessing. I remain lairl> sane. -r hen:
are 'al)ang degree~ of mental at>-
norrnaht}. and man} who should be
1n the protective care: ol a mental
ward walk around rare!) noticed. h~e
th e wan dering lad) \\Ith the salt-a nd-
pepper hair -and like anotht·r
) ounger woman I saw only on<"C
While waiting form) daughter one
morning tn a mt.'dKal ollicc I bee.amt
aware of intermittent screaming.
muflled and distant. somewhcrt·
outside It took me several minutes 10
dt'lcovcr the ~oun.e. as I peered
through the window. On a bus stop
bench across the busy street sat a
young woman. probably in her 20s.
Aboul every two-munnes-shc-would
let out several blood-curdling
screams. As I watched in disbelief. a
bus c.ame along. stoped. and when It
pulled away she was gone.
It seems to me that what we fear
most tn ltfe we quickly 1dent1fy and
are drawn to tn others. Our care and
concern for the mentally disturbed or
insane. the cnpplcd, the homeless
derelict and the bag lady are because
we arc horrified by their plight. We
project our own fear of their circum-
stances happentng to us. Perhaps we
feel we can keep these infirm111es at
ba)' b) our concern for them. Fre-
quentl) we feel guilt} because we are
so glad 11 1s them. not us. Some of us
respond b} reaching out to help as we
would desperatel y hope someone
would help us in the same situation
Some of us. tn our terrible fear. can
onl> look the other wa)' fro-m a reality
too painful 10 bear
I ha'e cned for the lady with the
wild eyes and have not completely
forgonerHhe sound ofscr~~ms pierc-
ing an otherwise normal day. I can
feel wha1 11 mu'it be ltke lo head
nowhere t"VC') day and have nowhere
to return at nigh t -and no one who
cares 1f >OU do return.
I !'>omet1mes feel guilty that 111 not
me who wanders aimlessly up and
do""n the h1ghwa) and foghtcn~
people 1n restaurants. I haven't seen
her for a long time nov.. I wonder if
'iomething terrible ha~ happened to
her or af <;omeonc has rescued her
from her lonel~. ceaseless wandenng.
~he ha'i JU\I disappeared hkc the
)'Oung v.oman who got on the bus.
Soon -I hopt> -I'll forget
Karen Quaranta lives lo Sao
Clemente.
Third term may be a charm,
bu-t si)f-yearterm is better
I hl tl'ln 1\1e1n Dl'"'' in pan1lular
ha' tai..t:n lo tn' 111ng people senou\h
to "-l'1gh tht• PO!o\lhll1t} that. 1n
defrrl·ncc t11 lhr r10pulant) of Ronald
Kcagan. a U10\t1tut1onal amcndml·nt
will he pa'>wd ll'peahng the amt.'nd-
m1.·nt that hm1t\ a president to two
tl·rm' ( oncnn1n~all ofwhllh a kw
nh\en. at tone;
I Thr ~~nd \mcndml·nt wa' a
rc<11. 11011 to Franklin Delano Rrn1\t:-
' ell 1111hrct: part\ rhl'rC Wjl\ 10 llt'gln
with the '>l'nt1ment tu continul' thl·
trad111on 111 a pre\ldent's retiring alter
t~u trrm\ Then there was the
reactton that lollov.cd the nrws that
graduall) leaked out about thl' "'<"m1
tn \.alld ""e elected tor a fourth term
I he !>ho"" put on by FDR and hie;
doctor\ dunng 1944 w:i one of the
great decept1on:1. in \merican history
It transpired that ""<'II bcfort he
accepted rcnom1na11on . FDR had
been told b)' hie; docto~ that he
\hould ltm11 ht'> workload 10 two or
three hour\ a day There are tho~
who wish he had limited his workload
to Lero hours J)l"r day go mg bac k lo
I 'fl 1. and lh&t ·~ the third eltment
thttt con'1nbutt'd 10 the passaie of thr
22nd A.mendm<"nt thl' ant1-Roo<;t"
.. elt 'lt"nt1men1
The nmendmenl pa'>~d a f>t-mn-
cr;111c Congrc" in Marth 1947 .and
w11~ ra111ied b> the '2nd "late in hbruarv I Q5 I the .,peed a little
grudging. but 'iuggc~tina a r;efkct1vc
rco;olut1on. hy the people. that the
unwntten chde of two term~ should
he exphc1tl)' rc1n\tated
2 The iron)' he\ 1n the part1\<ln
sh1fl in ~nt1mtnt .\lthough the call
to repeal the 22nd Amendment I\
anything hut a n;wonal '""ue. 1t 1s.
obvious that were 11 to heromc one.
the sentiment in favor would be
predom1nantl) Rcpubltcan. the ~nt1-
men1 oppostd predominantly Oemo-
aauc r ht<:. 1~ 1n c;harp contt'3"it to
'iCnl1mtnt al the: llmC or lhc nmcnd-
ment'':I ~~\alt l lmcr r>a' "· the
populist 1ntclkuual v.ho ran scvi:ral
ol FUR'<; wartime programs. de-
nounced 1t a'i "an act of retroactnc
'1nd1ct1vt•ne\c, ·· Thcv couldn'r· heat
him v.h1IC' he wa' alive. he \aid (Or
words to the \dmc effect). <.o k.1ck him
around when ht•\ dead. 5o although
the issue " not na tional. 1n fact
\11ch1gan Rep ( 1u~ Vander Jagt, who
was the l..c\ noter at the Republican
l'oat1onal ( on\ cnt1un 1n Kan~~ ( it)
1n I 976 thnt turnl'd Kcagan down in
tavorofCit•rald I onl. ha'> 1ntrodUl'ed
lcg1c,lat1on calling for repeal
3 Ronald l<eagan. speal..1ng 1n
Tcxa'i two "-CCk'i ago. wa., clearly
being k1t1en1c;h with the crowd when
he r.a1d. "One more try?" The crowd
roared. even a:1. they roared for
Roo!'>Cveh at Lhc convention 1n July
I 944 that nominated him for a founh
term.
No"'. 1f ihe rtpeul of the 22nd
Amendment v.erc to b«ome a
senous proposal almo'>t certainly the
word1ngof11wouldheasd1recusth t
proposed h)' Vandcr Jagt It d~~n·i
take a lot of language 10 rcpee1I an
... amendment When lhc n nd wns
pas'ICd, < ongrer.'i needed a scntcnre
the effect of which would b<: no1 to
affront Harry Truman The 22nd l)'5
that any president who ha\ ~rved for
more than two year\ in a term to
"'h1ch another pcr\on wac; elected.
and ha~ strved a full tcnn he ade~.
can't !>Crvl) Apin Truman bcC'llmC'
pre"i1dcnt a few month., afier the rt
elect100 of R<Kl'i<'.'velt and would h3v('
been pre.,.entecHrom runnin1aga1n 1n
1952 ~ve for the phrase "But 1h1'
'\n1de shall not apply 10 Jn) pcr'°n
hold.ma the office of rre~1dc.<nt when
thl'i An1clt' w;u propo~d by the
C ongrt-"i\ "
4. Rona.Id Reapn has 1ndC'ed come
out ~veral ttmes 1n favor nf the
propcmt1on that if the ix:npk wanl to
tlffi 1 p~1dent for thrtt nr morT
te-rm . 1hat ought to bt their bu~ines.,
But he ha\ alwa 'I been cartful to~.,
WILLIAM F.
Bue KLEY
that this t::t.lludl·s him
Almost cenainly he 1s sincere 1n
~¥tng so. but one step might be taken
-<o remove the propo~d debate from
part1~n conttntton. nafllclY to wnte
into the legislation the reverse clau~
used for Truman. i.e .. a clause that
would exclude any president in office
at the umc 1he amendment was
paucd from runninJ for a third term.
Then: will not be a clean debate on the
1'isue at all if 1t 1 viewed as ant mated
by a desire to dmfl Ronald Reagan for a third term.
S What would be best of all. tn the
Ju dgment of ~ome. 1s a defeat of the
proposed re peal. whatever its
lan.guaae Agam"t the propos1t1on
that a democratic pc0ple should have
the nght to continue whom50ever 1s
1n power for whatever penod they
want·~ the republican tradilion of lhe
ctt11cn leader. the Cincinnatus who
lays down hi, plow to ller've and picks
up hts plow again. having served. If
~c do act into the bus1nes of
amending term,, we ,hould go in 1he
d1rec11on ofn ~1nak term (s1J1 ytars). •
reform an endlc, 11,1 of pohucal
thinker,, lcf\ and nght, have en·
dorsed. hut which ha" nncr taken
n1&h1
What thrn 1\ hkthen to happen?
Noth1na
Wiiliam F. BockJe)' la a 1yt14llt1led
colamctlll
&Alt.Sit QUARAllT A
Cola••l8t
J1c1
AIDEISOI
and JOSlP~I SP£ AR
R'eports
Bul aria
bar ari-c
to .Turks
WASHINGTON -The barbaric
treatment of Bulgaria's latJC Turkish
minority by the commurust aovem-
ment in Sofia is clearly designed with
one goal in mind.: to root out every
vestige of Turkish culture. including
language, characteristic names and
the Moslem religion.
A classified State Department cable
last montb recounted the emotional
testimony of ethnic Turkish eye-
witnesses describing the horrors of
life in Bulgaria to a commjttec of the
Council of Europe meetina in Istan-
bul. The cable notes that some of the
witnesses were "at times near hys-
teria" as they told of the primitive
brutaJjty practiced on their relatives
and friends in the Turkish com-
munities of Bulgaria.
Our associate Lucctte.J..aanado has
seen the cable with the 6arrowing
descriptions by the-witnesses. Herc
arc some excerpts:
•A woman named Gungordu, who
was born in Bulgaria and left in 1978,
returned in I 984 to visit her parents
and other relatives. Her stay, in a
hotel tightly controlled by Bulprian
police, was ltm1ted to seven days. It
was more than enough.
G ungordu said her entire native
province of Kurdzhali, wh ich is 75
percent Turkish. seemed to be in
mourning ... Names had been viol-
ently changed." she said. "They were
beating people. They were wounding
people. They were holding people by
the ned on the ground. forcin$ them
to sign (documents implementing the
name changes).·•
Old people were beaten, including a
woman of85. she testified, and when
wounded ethn ic Turks were taken to
hospitals. "doctors and nurses forced
poople to sign." She quoted the
authonttcs as telling the victims,
"You arc Turks no longer ... You
cannot speak Turkish any more."
Almost breakmg down at one
point. Gungordu cned out~ "We
cannot gel letters. We cannot tele-
phone. Our old people die calling out
our names! They (the government)
even removed tombstones from the
graves to change names."
•A woman named Urtun rcca.JJed
her J 983 v1s1t 10 her family in
Bulgana. "My 63-ycar-old father
(was) not served in stores because he
does not speak Bulgarian . People
(were) tied with ropes and pulled by
trucks for refusing to change their
names. People (were) being beaten
wit h guns and sticks (or resisting the
name-change campaign."
•A man named B1laloglu, also
from a village in Kurdzhali. said the
anti-Turkis h campaign began in
1984. "There was genocide." he said.
"There was torture." He remembered
one ch1lltng 1nc1dent 1n particular:
"Soldiers and dogs once surrounded
my village. Then the soldiers, tn
teams of two or three. went 10 each
house. fo rcmg us to sign a document
changing our names."
B1laloglu. who later escaped into
Greece. said that every one of the
Turks' religious customs were
outla""ed. and special signs were
posted at bus stops forbiddtng the use
of the Turkish language.
Bilaloglu said his children were
taken away by the Bulgarian govern-
ment. "I ha ve been told they will be
returned 1n 10 years," he said. "but I
do not know the situation now. I do
not know what is happening. ..
•A man named Ozgur traced the
antt· Turkish campaign back to 1982,
when he Oed because of the govern-
ment's treatment. But he had to leave
hi s two children behind -a 7-ycar-
old son and an infant boy. "I have not
seen them since." Ozgur said. "They
are with my relatives. but we have
learned that the Bulganan govern-
ment wants 10 take them to a
government home."
•A woman named Kurto&Ju col-
lapsed in tears during her testimony.
.. ram ternbly excited," she said. "My
children arc there. We arc mothers.
We want our children. I left them as
Turks. They arc not Bulgarians."
SLOPPY BOOK.KEEPING: "1any
inmates offederal pens would tell you
they're there only because of over-
s1ghL, or error'! by their accountant•:
the public has a nght to expect better
performance by prison adm1nis--
irators
Y~t General Ac.countmf Office
audnors found that Fcdcra Pnlont
lndustnes Inc. the government oor
poratJon that operates inmate work
shops 1n 41 fac1ht1es, kept its books
sloppily as a teenager with his fi
check.1na account.
For uample. FPl's books sho
tt spentSl.766,821 on adm1nistra\J
expenses last fiscal year -well bclo
the statutory ltm1t of $2.074.000. 8
the GAO auditors d1scovercd t
"certain costs tota.hna S8S2,0S7
moved" from one account toano
"rcsultina in th~ oosu not bri
con<11dcred by FPI a'I subJCCt to
StllUIOI')' hm1tat1on
Jae• Aadu1oe and Joie ..
att 1)'1Mllcatt11 ('Ol11nol1tt •
r
I
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1986
Patrlot1 top St Louie, 21·11, In NFL Hall Of F•me O.me. C2.
KaMH City.,..• 11-run Inning to bury lloeton, 13-.2. ca.
.
Between riffs, Goebel getting _in his rips
Ex-Sea Kin finds time for uttar
~hlle battling for Job with Rams
agamst tbesc auys 1s whole newlh1na. In colleae I was able
to hendle defensive players more heads up, but on 1h1s
level they're just too quick."
Standina at 6-7 and straining the 5C8Jcs at 290,
Goebel is an 1mpos1na fiau re 11 any level. And on top of
possessina the size ofa Winnebbaio. Goebel can roll a lot
faster than one. •
"So far it's been quite an expenenoc. And that's what
I need, experience.'' he says.
Spealcina o f "e•pcrience.'' the striq-_p1ckma
Gocbel's favorite auicar play er is the late Jima Hendnx,
who wielded his whi te-hot Stratoc:aster while headlna up
the J1m1 Hendnx Experience an the late 60's and early
70's.
every battle.'' he Sl)'S. "But now I w10 I or 2 out of 4. I
hope I'm IOOn w1nn1n14' out of 4' but that will take tome
ume." ·
Goebel says the ha~t part of play1na 1aekJe in ihc
pro 1• ~tt1n1 a handle on the pass block1na.
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR
~ .... c.,' ...
When he's not aettina his riffs in, Hank Goebel. part·
lime guitar player and fufl~time football player, IS getltn~
his nps in as he keeps battling to win a spot on the Rams
roster as an offensive tackle.
"I've iained about 60 poun~s since I went to
Fullerton,"he says. "I d1dgo up over 300pounds but I lost
loo much quickness. and like I said before. at this level
you to be quick."
Another thing Goebel wants and needs 1s e~periencc.
"Hendnx is my fa vorite. no doubt." u ys Goebel.
who keeps an acoustic 1u1&ar in has room at camp. "I've
tned lo play some Hendnx riffs (he laughs) but they don't
sou nd qutte the same.
"But I haven't had the time to play that much lately.
"Like I said before. quickness as 1t up heri (in the
NFL). There's alwa1s somebody comma in from 1
different anaJe on a blitz and you've got to anticipete and
make your move or they'll put on about e•IJ'lt moves they're gone," be says.
··The key is aotuna your hand$ on the defender but
that doesn't always work. I always used to be Uae bisit
auy wherever I played, but there's no shortqe of powttful
men around here. I'm JUSt another auy now.·•
Goebel, a former Corona del Mar High-sta r, was
drafied by the Rams in the eighth round after captainina
the Cal State Fullerton football squad lasuear.
. Though h~ basn~t lel\ Orange CoulltY since his days
wnh the Sea Kings, the 21-year-old Goebel feel s as if he's
m another world as he tnes to open holes for the likes of
Enc Dickerson.
Al the moment, he is the backup of All-Pro Jackie Slater
on the riaht side of the line.
"I've-learned-a fot from Jackie and from the other
guys," says Goebd. "We have a lot of great defensive
players I ha ve to go against in practice everyday. h's
mlensc out there."
After sleeping seven hours. I concentrate the other 17 on
football.''
Goebel. when not sleeping or .c.onccnttatina on
football. plays with a few other friends in Newport m a
"garage band."
And.Just I~~~ the otticr gu ys, ~bcl believes this
Rams squad will be one to reckon with after e team----
came withtn a game of the Super Bowl last year.
"This 1s a long way from Corona del Mar," says
Goebel who still resides in Newport Beach. "Playi ng
· As camp has progressed. Goebel kec~ findins out
what 1t takes 10 be an offensive lineman in the National
Football League.
"We're not too bad," he says. "I've been play1na for
four }cars and I keep gettmg better."
Ditto for his football playing.
"When I first went up against these guys I was losmg
"~ players know they can play with anybody,"
he says. "Last year they wanted respect; this year we want
to ao all the way." · .
(Pleue .ee GOEDL/C3)
Seattle slows
clown Angels
Rams
counting
on Gray
Phelps, Presley -
smas h t hree-run -
homers in 7 -3 win
SEATTLE (AP)-Ken Phelps and
Jim Presley hit tbree-n)n homers and
-Alvtn Davi'-added a solo-shot to
power the SeattTe Mariners over the
Angels. 7-3. Saturday night.
Reliever Marie Huasmann. 3-3.
pitched four innings ofone-run ball to
get the win.
Davis' 13th home run of the season
pv~ Seattle a 1-0 lead an the second
inn mg.
In the third. Seattle added three
runs on Phelps' 17th home run of the
year, a three-ru n shot scoring Harold
Reynolds and Presley 10 front ofh1m
The Angels got two runs back an the
fourth on RBf singles by Gary Pettas
and Dick Schofield.
In the inning, Pettis stole third. his
28th stolen base of the season and
Today'• game
Angeli (Chadwick ().. t) at Seat·
tic (Reed 4-0).
Time: 1:35.
TV: Channel 5.
Radio: KMPC (710).
Monday's game: Angels at
Minnesota, 5:35 p.m.
140th ot his career. moving him past
Sandy Alomar to become the Angels'
all-time stolen base leader.
Seattle added three runs m the fift h
when John Moses led ofTwi th a walk
and Phil Bradley followed wtth a
smgJe. extendmg his hilling streak to
14 games.
Presley then hit his 20th homer of
the season, and first since July 17,
when he had a grand slam agamst
Boston.
Schofield hll a two-out homer rn
the sixth for the Angels' final run.
Loser Kirk McCaskill. 12-7. patch-
ed four mnangs. giving up all ~vcn
Manner runs.
Cornerback ettfn
chance to show his
stuff in train in camp
From AP clilpalC .. es
"The Rams believe Jen) Gray, their
first-round draft choice a year ago,
could someday develop mto one of
the National Football League's top
comcrbacks.
T he way thmgsarego1ng an trammg
camp, however, they may not be able
to wait for someday to come.
Comcrbaclc Gary Green has been
s1dehned mdefinttely by a swollen
disc in his neck. safety Johnnie
Johnson put out of commission for
three weeks with a minor ltoee IOJUfY,
and comerback·safety Enc Hams on
the verge of retirement
That means Gra) I'> needed nght
now.
~1 sec 1t as a challen,e." Gray says.
"ll's a chance to show em what I can
do out there.
Dodgers extend streak
by beating Cin~innati
··1 hate for my chanct (to ~tart) to
come hkc this. but hke the) sa ). the
show must go on."
With the Rams' prcseason opener
JUSta few days away. the IOJUnes have
thrown the spotlight dJrectl} on Gray.
whose switch from college safct) to
pro comerback ma<k for a shaky
roolue season Cabe-11 b lasts slam
producin g sixth-
stra igh t win . 7 -1
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Enos
Cabell's first home run an 365 at-bats
for Los Angeles didn't come early
enou~ to reward AleJandro Pena for
his bnlhant p1tch1ng. but It was timely
enough to help the Dodgers extend
their wmnmg streak to six games
Saturday.
With one out 1n the eighth mnmg.
Cabell snapped a 1-1 tie with his first
career grand slam to 1gn1te a six-run
inning that bftcd the Dodgers lo a 7-1
victory over the Cinc1nnat1 Reds.
Pena and Tom Nit>denfuer com-
bined on a one-hitter that ~nt the
Reds to their fifth str.ught lo<>s. Pena
pitched seven mnmgs and allowed
-only Eddie Milner's leadofThomer an
the sixth. •
Cabell's homer gave the \ 1ctory to
N1edenfuer. who worked the final two
innmgs.
"It's kind of embarrassmg to me to
hit a home run. especially a grand
slam," said Cabell. who hit his last
borne run 1n the fiNt half of la~t
season with the Houston Astros. "l'i'n
mostly a hne~nve hitter and I don't
have that much power. I didn't hit a
home run in so long, I don't know
bow it feels. I was lund of excited."
Wnh the score 1-1. the Dodgers
loaded the bases with no one out
against reliever Ro~ Robmson. 8-J.
on singles by Steve Sax and Bill
Russell and a w.allc to Bill Madlock.
Uft-hander John Franco came Vt and
struck out pmch-hitter Pedro Guer-
rero, but Cabell tagged Franco's 2-1
pitch into the left-field seats.
"AleJandro did a great job hm1t1ng
them one hit and Enos came up with
the big htt when we needed it,"
Niedenfuer said "That's the way it's
been going lately It's always one guy
Cmc1nnat1 (Gullickson 7-6) at
DodJen (Her.shiser I().. 7).
Time: 1:05
TV; None.
Radio: KABC' (790).
Monday's game: Houston at
Dodgers, 5:05 p.m.
picking up another guy."
Naedenfuer. 6-4, pitched a perfect
1wo mnangs and drove in his first two
runs 1n the maJOr leagues w1tb a bloop
~ingle to right 1n the eighth, climaxmg
the Dodgers' most productive mning
of the season.
Pena worked seven· mmngs. his
longest outing of the season. stnkang
out one and walking one
Erle Dlckenon of the Rama at•a a youna-
ater a Uft (top) durtna team'• annual photo
day Saturday at Cal St.ate Fullerton. Mean-
0-. .......... ..., ~ c..... ... L.-.."""
while, Da•ld Hill poeea for a ahot from a
pbotoarapher (lower left) and Denni• Har-
rah autoarapha T-ahlrt of intefu.1 fan.
"I wouJdn't say I'm totally ready."
Gray said "There are things I'm sulJ
learning.
"But I worked hard dunng the ofT-
season and I know I'm a lot further
along than I was a year ago "
An All-Amencan safety at the
University of Texas. the 6-foot. 185-
pound Gray found hfe a hnle tougher
as an NFL comerbaclc last season
Used mainly as a fifth or sixth
defensive back on obvious passing
downs. Gray was the v1ct1m on
several long ~ completaons.
"If l was going to grade myself. rd
say it was a C-minus year," Gray said
"I missed camp (while holding out for
a contract) and that sc1 me back
"Then. once I got m (to camp). I.he
wheels were in motion and I JUSt went
along for the nde. It was tough to
catch up ..
South salvages 3-3 deadlock in ShI'ine G;ime
Coston's boot with 3:45
left ties defensive battle
Bv CHRIS MONAHAN
0.-, "-c.. c • l
PASADENA -What if they gave the
Shnne Football Clas.sic and nobod} came'>
And nobody scored'>
Well Saturday night at the Rose Bowl,
neither of those happened, but it came as close
as )Ou'd ever want to see it happen
The game had been balled as a potenual
bl owout for the South, but instead the Rebels
had to depend on Mater Dci's Gary Coston to
kick a 37-yard field goal with less than four
minutes left in the game JUSt to cam a 3-3 tie m
the 35th annual game before a d1sappo1nung
crowd of Just 14.516.
Coston 's boot was necessary to match a 40-
yard kick by the North's Dana Jacobsen
( Leh1gh·H1gh of San Jose) midway through the
third quarter
That was 11 for the two offenses which
~puttered and staggered thoughout the game.
There v. as no score at halftime. a-; the
\lorth compiled 39 total yards net offense and
the ~outh a mere 29
"At half11me the gu ys talked about the fact
that 11 could come down to the kickers:· said
Coston. who 1s headed for the Um versit) of
Anzona. ''I'm real surpn~ (at the play of the
offense). We had a real good offense. but the)
had an awewmc defense "
Coston was correc1 with has asses mcnt.
The North delensc held the South to a minus 18
yards rushing and. despite the South's l 09
yards passing. sacked the two South quar-
terbacks five times.
The Rebels' offense nearl> gaH the game
awa) on the final two plays.
With 28 seconds remaining and the ball at
its own 27 yard line, Capistrano Valley High's
Scou Stark operatmg out of the shotgun. had
the center snap go over his head He managed to
fall on 11 at the four
On what would be the final pla.,, of the
game. Stark tned to turn the comer. slipped and
fell mto the end zone The onl) thing 1ha1
prcve nted a ..afet) from being c31lcd v.as that
fact that Stark kept the ball itself out of the enJ
1one -by less than a foot.
"The scoreboard ..aid thev had one more
timeout, so we were trying to run oul lhe clod.
wtth the swC(p," said South Coach Bob Ba11 of
Claremont. "All the time the) didn't ha"e
any more timc!outs <Otherwise) we would ha\C
fallen on 1t."
.\t the same time 1he ~uth might ha\C
given Coston two more opportuhite<> before the
actual game-tying kick
"We JUSt couldn't dnve the ball:· \81d the
tanford-bound Stark. "'We'"e have one good
play then two or thrct bad ones
"We were in field goal range twice. but we
had the sack and the bad snap That could have
been six more points ·•
The t'WO pla)'s 'tark refers to both killed
v.hat were sohd South dnves
Late in the second quaner. the Rebels
faced a third-and-14 at the Nonh 22 . Stark was
'><IC\.ed b) Ron Cox (Washington High of
Fresno) for a 22-)'ard loss. forcing a punt
>\I most e'3ctl) one quarter later, on 1t first
possession followmg Jacobsen's field goal. the
outh was loolong at a third-and~ 10 from the
\oorth 25 Claremont High quarterback Dan
~cGv..ue got a bad snap from center. losing 17
)ards and a possible shot for Co ton.
But 1n the fourth quart.er. the South Ii nail)'
had a break go 11s wa' Braxston Banks(Moreau
High of Ha~ ward) had the ball ~tnppcd loose h)
the ou1h's Bnan Lockwood (Vista H1ghl
Loc kwood also recovered at the North ~~
Three pla)'s netted the Rebels onl'y eight
'ards and Baiz turned the situation over the the
Orange County connectton of center Irvine
H1gh's Greg Gerardi, holder tark and Coston
Coston kick wa'i picot\ long enough and
dead center. earning the uc with 3 4.5 lef\
Australian duo set for Hartmarx tennis tourney Joyner breaks
world record
Fitzgerald. Cash sha!P
entering Newport event
By JON FERGUSON
Of"'9o.lfr ..........
John F1tzaeruld and Pat ca,h may be
teammates when the Australian national squad
takes the court m Da\ is (up compct1t1on. but
they wi ll be two of eight nvals when the) take
the court th1\ wecil. at the John Wnync Tenn1~
\lub m Newport Beach
Eight protc )tOD31, wall gun for 1hc utlc 10
Lhe Hanman Racquet Club Tennis Classic.
which ts sponw~d by the Daily P1fot,
Wednesday through unday The wttk of
events include a pro-crlebQtY event Fnda~ 10
benefit the ( h1ldrtn ·, tlome Society of (ah
rom1a
Fill crald and ( ll\h \\-Ill ht-101n~ 1n the
tournament field by V Jtas Gerulatlls. Leonardo
Lavalle. V11ay Amnt~. Hennk undstrom.
Roscoe Tanner and Butch Wah'I
Cash as in the midst of comeback from a
back injury which li mi ted his compct1t1on the
past year and a half; and an appendcctom'
opcra11on JUSt three weeks before Wimbledon.
hut he has performed well over the past month.
A back tnJUry near the end of 1984 limited
the 21-yur-old to &even toumamcnt'I a year aao. a be did not touch the coun hctwecn his
1985 Wimbledon doubles final match with F1u~crald and March of this year
• 'He'~ ~ally start1na to play well again ·
F1tL1crald S11d of Cu.h "I thank he'~ over the
back problems. He ~nt through a lot ot touf.h
umes. He went about e1aht month\ w1tht1ul a
tournament"
Wtth a trona pcrformann· in a quar·
tcrfinal lo~'i to Francr'\ Henn l ccontc 111
Wimbledon. the ~I ·year-old pla\er '" tr\'tnl to
reach th(' form which lcll him the eighth-ranked
\1nlllc ota .. er 1n 1hc world .ll thc rnJ of I Q)l.S
Hts chmb to the quarterfinal of
Wimbledon included v1ctone'> over No 2
Sttded Mats \\-a lander and No I 5 ~dt'd
Guillermo Va las despite bcina onlv three wcth
out of the hospital.
He al'iO won a pair of sm&Je1t matcher, 1n
Davi\ Cup a uon for Australta
Fitzgerald was chmmatcd an the fourth
round of the I 986 Wimbledon <1ingles h>
Leconte F1uacrald teamed v..1th < a~h for ii
double v1cton tn u\traha'" 03,,.1\f up mc1lch
with Bntian
1ncc the 198 S W1mblt'don douhl~
F1t1ger8ld hai; picked up another douhlc'i
partner 1n Thoma mid. whom he teamed
with to Wln the French Open douhle<i Rut he
will probably reunite with < A'ih 1n the
tfanman douhlt'I
fll1ierJIJ \i1d h1~ game h11' been ,tmnaer
th(' la\t month or '>O than it ha\ all )'t'ar Th(' help
of ewport'' S\d B:\11 has made a d1fferen~1: he
Yid
1 hr 'um ••I thr t"M wa,n't \O Jnod."
ftttgcrald said "But I teel I'm '.St rt1ng to pl:l)
well aaain l'\.C' hccn doinaqu1te 1 bit of work I
worked with S)d the three: weeks 'ht-fore
Wimbledon
··He ma1nh helped me att M ) confidence
h. \ k The three matche11 I won at W ambledon. I
pla)ed mm:h mo~ aggre 1vel) 1n light s1tu-
a11ons" .
Gerul:u us. 31. fell to 8 h.1 10 the world
ran k1np 10 19 5 af\er 10 con\tt\lll\C YUi'\ 1n
the top 10 Walts and Tanner ~wctt unrankC'd in
I 9 ~. while <\mntn\) ,lipped to 80\h
Quarterfinal ~ingle'I acuon ~iJns Wednes·
da' evening at 7· 30 with a J)a1r of matche nd
n.indude • Thunda) e'enan& em1final
double!> be~tn Fnd:ly at S ,0, follov..Cd h) the
Pro-Celthnty Tournament
The 'lin&lcs stm1final matche\ and a
r,cm11lnal doublet are turdav 11ntmoon with
th(' finale. unda)' ·
l 1enernl adm1-;,1on tt('ktl, raqgr trnm St<
Im the quarterfinal ,tnalts matche' to SI; 101
\\Inda''\ final
HOl lSTOI'< (•\Pl -Jad.ie Jmner
capped a 'ICn,.uonal mon1h 10 her
best year Af heptathlon comf)t't1t1on
Saturday h~ StHtng a world l"C'COrd at
the l ~ Oh mp1c Fe\t1val
Jo) ner coll«ted ., 161 points an the
tcven events to .. hotter the mark sht'
<;et at the Goodwtll vames last month
h' I' points ~he "-On all ~'en
di\C1phne' -1 JO.meter hurdles
h'ah JUmp, ~hot put. 20Q..mctc-r run.
lonaJump. J:t,,.chn and 800 meter"
"The ~ond one wu harder than
thr first "Joyner. 24, said of her t~o
r~ord "A.Iona 'Mlh the heal and
trv1na to mottvate mvsclfto o for the
marks. in M w I had different
aoal\ I wanttd lo hit "
\hie eitabh\hcd the rt('Ord by
runnln& a 2:Qq 6Q in the 800
" tone point 1n the ll'.001 race J IOI
(Pleue ~ Pt&Trv AL/C3)
Mets beating up
o~ NL in 1nore
ways than one
P'rom AP dl1patd 1es
Not only arc the New York Mets Ill
l>Utjng up the National League East w"h
their bats, they aren't so bad with their fists
either.
Just ask the Cincinnati Reds. Los Angeles Dodgers,
Atlanta Brav~ and Ptttsbur&Jil Pirates.
The NL Ease leaders alrndy accouT\,l for four of the
seven on-field fights m baseball this season: some say
their attitude haS a lot to do with it.
"There's a lot of Jealousy
aro. und the league~· Mets catcher Gary Caner sai . "But we're
JOIDg to pla y hard very day. and
1f the people we'n: playtng don't
hke 1t, that's their problem."
The Mets have been called
cocky:~ they'¥C been .caUed ar-
rogant. Carter. specifically. has
been si ngled out as one of the
most disliked pla yers m the
league. So what? says Manager
Carter Davey Johnson. the man from
whom the Mets take their cue He likes 1t tha t way.
Confidence give) a team a big edge, he said._"And
there's two ways you get that. Either you win a whole lot
of games. or maybe you're supremely confident. and
•that creates winning.
"But you've got to feel )'ou're $ood 10 order to be
good, and if that's arrogance. so be tt."
The Mets fought most recently with the Reds, on
July 22 m Cincinnati. It be~n with a bumping match
~tween the Reds' Eric Davis and the M.cts• Ray Knight
at third base. Then Davis said somethm~ and Knight,
who happen) to be a former Golden Gloves boxer,
poked him an the nose.
Both benches emptied and <;1x players were
subo;cquentl) fined. two from New York and four from
Cincinnati.
.. Knight •~one tough cook1l' .. Carter said. "He's
the nicest gu}. but when ~ou sec that fire in his eyes,
look out bo>'-..
The 'vtel'i also battled w11h Atlanta on July 11.
Pittsburgh on Jul' 6 and Los Angeles on May 11. The
fight'> w11h the Dodgers and the Braves started when
opposing p1tcht.·r~ hit Mets batters.
If 11 weren't for the Mets. baseball would be
virtually fight-free so far this season. Cleveland Indians
Manager Pat ( orrales and A's patcher Dave Stewart got
into a fight in Oa~land on July I. and Baltimore and
Ch1ca~o mixed 11 up a week ago In the NL. the San
Francisco Giants and St Louis Cardinals went at each
other the same night the Mets and Reds tangled.
Quote of the day
Walter Payton, Chicago Bears running back,·
on what "'ould make the NFL team's tnp to
England worthwhile. "I've had dinner with the
president and now I want to meet the Queen."
Mich igan 500 to Rutherford
BfH>otd ' ' \heh -Johnn) • Ru1halord 14d'> tht' fastest SUI\ 1vor of an
a11n11on-m..1m·d M1ch1gan 500 aturday.
holding on cl l..itt: t.hallengt' from Josele
C..,ar1J 10 14 in lht.· -.ccond J<'wel of lndy<ar rac1ng's
Tnpk< rol4n
Onh 'K'' t.·n 111 the :!lS starters "'ere runnmg at th<'
end v.nh 1hl' lop I~ qualifiers for racing\ fastest field
e'er all \1dd1ned h·, mechanical problems or crashes
R uthl·rford "'ho staned 14th. moved into the lead
on tip 195 of 1hr marathon 250-lap cvenl when Bobby
Rahal. 14<hO "on the Indianapolis 500 1n May and was
tht.· onh dri ... er v.11h a shot at 1he SI m1lhon bonus for
sweeping the l r1ple ( rown. pitted under a caution flag.
-Rebe, Gu r ney t o m eet in final
\AN DI H10 -Second-seeded Step-~ hanit.· Rchc and un..ceded Melio;sa Gurney
scored eas~ '1ctonc\ m their semifinal
matchc<, <;aturda) to advance to the finals
ofa women'<. tcnn1~ tournament.
Rchc ddt.•atcd "lo 4 seed Kate Gompert. 6-J 6.4,
and C1urnt.'\. lOPIX'd amateur Caroline Kuhlman. 6-2.
6-~
Couplea.Froat~haretop apot Astros remain
Fl'ff CHplet battled austy winds and !I
hard. crusty green for a 73 that left hi m in • fj t
11 11e for the lead Sattmiay after thrtt •
round) of lhe W~tem Open Golf Tour-•
namcn1 110ak8rook.lll.<:ouplcswas 1iedw1th Sou1h 4 dam es 1n ron
African Oavld Froat, who moved up with a "1-under·par E::J' .
11 . ··one morcdayout ofthe w•y."sa1d \oup1es.who • Wi t D • •sl•On cnt1cm~d h1sow~attitude•ndthrcutencd toqu1t forthe 1n es 11 Vl year 1f he won this tournament. Couples fi nished thrtt :I
trips over the d ifficult Butler National Golf Club course
at 211. fi ve shots under par ... In Denver. Otbble
Ma11ey shot a 2-under-par 70 to claim a one· troke lead
after three rounds of the LPGA National Pro-Am.
Massey. who began the day one stroke behind C111rfs
Jollnsoa, had a 54-hole total of 5-under·par 21 I.
Johnson. with a 72 on Saturday. was at 2 12. wh ile Amy
Alcou and onrushing Pat Bradley were at 213. Alcott.
who dropped a couple of strokes.. before getting birdies
al Nos. I 5 and 17. fired a 72. Bradley. the defending
champion and the Tour's leading money winner. had
the best round of the tournament, a bogey-free 5-under
6 7 De fending champion Lee Elder shot a 6-under-
par 64 to take a four-stroke advantage entenng the fi nal
round of the PGA Seniors event m Scarborough. N. Y.
Commonwealth Games ena
EDINBURG H. Scotland -ThC!o ill-
fated 13th Commonwealth Games ended • aturda> to the strains of bagpipes and
drums afler an exciting last day's track and
field program 1n which England emerged as the top
nation in the gold and overall medals table.
Steve Cram's gold medal in Saturday's l.SOO
meter!I, the top event of lhe track program. made him
the first man for 24 years to win the 800 and 1,500
.. double" at the games.
K1rsty Wade of Wales also won the 800 and 1.500
-the first woman ever to do so -completing her
double with Saturday's longer distance.
England won ~ven of the final day's I 0 events and
wound up with 52 gold medals to Canada's 5 I.
Australia, wh ich failed to win an event for the first time
since the Games started. fi nished w11h 40 golds.
O-.erall. England gained 142 medals. follO"-~d b>
Australia on 120. fi ve ahead of Canada.
Erving may be headed to Utah
PHILADH .PHIA -Juhus Erving m
"'Ill probabl)' accept a S3.5 m1ll1on offer
from the Utah Jazz unkss the Ph1ladelph1a
76cr.. come up with a last-minute offer nch
enough to change his mind. a confidant of the NBA star
)<lid Saturda>
The confidant. who has been a sounding board for
En ing ?l other cnt1cal stages ofh1s professional life and
"ho spoke on 1he cond111on his name wou ld not be
used. said bluntly. "I thank Juhus 1s going to Utah."
Utah 1s prepared to send En mg an offer sheet of
SJ 5 m1ll1on o"er two years.
If Erving accepts Utah·s offer sheet , the 76ers will
ha'e 15 da}~ to match II or lo~e him 10 the Jau.
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K.MPC (710).
Ftrst-tnntn homers
by Lopes,5 ruz le-ad
Hou ston to 5-4 win
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SAN DIEGO-Davey Lopes hit a
two-run homer and Jose Cru1 added a
three-run shot in the first mnmg.
while Mike Scott struck out 11 over
seven mnmg.s to lead the Houston
Astros past the Sa!l D1ego Padres. j-4 ,
Saturdar night.
The victory, the second straight for
the As1ros over the Padres. helped
Houston maintain 11s four-game edge
over second-place San Francisco and
71h-game b ulge over the Dodgers in
the NL West.
Scott. 11-7, fa nned 10 or more
batters for the sixth time this season.
He got two innings ofreliefhelp from
Aurelio Lopez and Dave Smith, who
recorded his 21st save.
Padres starter Enc Show. 7-5.
makmg his first appearance since Jufy
8. faced only fi ve batters befo re he
was lifted because of an inJury. He
had been placed on the disabled list
after his last start bccaust of continu-
ing problems with tendinitis in his
nght elbow.
Aftera leadoffwallc to Bill Doran an
the first, Lopes hit his seventh homer
to put the Astros ahead 2--0. Show
then retired Phil Gamer on a Oyout to
the warning track. but walked Glenn
Davis and had a 2--0 count on Kevin
Bass before Manager Steve Boros
removed him from the game
Lance McCullers rel ieved Show
and walked Bass to set the stage for a
line drive by Cruz over the nght-field
fence for his third homer of 1he
season.
In other Na11onal League games:
Giants 7, Braves 5: Al C andle'it1ck
Park. Jose Uribe led ofT with the
seventh mnmg with a pop-Oy double
and scored the 11c-breakmg run on
Dan Gladden·s single and San Fran-
cisco downed Atlanta.
Unbe popped the ball 1010 nght
lield. a disaster area for Atlanta ·s
defense 1hroughout the game. Right
fielder Omar Moreno and second
baseman Glenn Hubbard looked a1
each other as the ball dropped
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Plilllle11%, Cubs t: In Ph1ladelph111.
Juan Samuel went 4 for 5. including
twodoublesand a tnple. and dro'e 1n
three runs and Kevm Gross pitched a
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The Pbilhcs finished with 18 hm
13 for extra bases. Gary Redus h11 two
tnples and a double as Ph1ladclph1a
set a team record with five triple~ m
the game.
Mets 4, Expos 1: At Shea tad1um,
Rick Agui lera and Jesse Orosco
combined on a four-hitter and Oar)
Caner drove m three runs as New
York defeated Montreal.
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PRO FOOTBALL .d , . Ramsey Ra1 ers scrimmage sparks Offense ~~oy1; edge • JD
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The oflen~ pnmanl\ he( au!.C ol a
limited defcnsl\c o;chcme appeared
to have the upper hlmd 1n a ton trolled
·scrimmage Saturdaf at the Loo; An-
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nected
"It wa\ ver) tmp \/Cr) <;panted,"
said Flore\ "( )ur goal wa.., to get
1h1ngs down, to get people into the
flow of the offense
"Our quarterback\ Jll lookeJ
'harp. but thev wen· gwng ag.11n\t a
limited defen<;c ··
Flores gav~ the '>quad t<xJa)' oil.
with meetings '>Chedulcd 1n thl' t.'\C-
n1ng.
Cornerback Mike Hayne). nur'>ing
a hamc;tnng pull. didn't part1t 1pate
liaturda> Nor did hncbackl'r Linden
King, a former ( harger 'ltancr o;1gned
a day earlier.
The Raiders resume practice Mon-
da) and will open the e'lh1t11t1on
'ieason Aug. I 0 at ~an Franu"K:o
In other news around Nf I <:amp\
NY J ETS-WASHI NGTON
Rookie running back Vince Amo1a ot
.\n1ona State ran JO yard<; untoulhed
around the nght end for a touchdown
ao; the Jct'i edged the Redsk1n'i. 11 -24,
m a con trolled 'iCn mmage mt \hort
by lightning.
Amo1a. a 5-11 . 2W-poundcr
drafted m the 11th round took a
handoff from rookie quarterback
Tom Ehrhardt of M.hode Island and
beat the Wa\h1ngton dckn..c to th~·
corner
fhe i.tan1ng quarterbatk... Ken
O'Bnen oft he Jct<; and Ja)' Coichroeder
of the Redskins. each thn·w a pair of
touchdown passe<,.
DETROIT -Lion<; Coach Dari} I
Rogers says combmed workout\ with
Ph1ladelph1a will help him hl'llt·r
evaluate Detroit draftees such a)
running backs Garry Jame~ and
Oscar Smith and defensive bal'k
Devon Mitchell
"I thmk thl\ '"a good time to loo~
at the rook1co;:· Rogers said ol lour
da>'i ot workout\ h<-tween thl' team\
prior to their exh1h111on game Fnda>
night al the Pontiac S1herdome "Bui
I don't want to o;cc our rookie<; against
their rook1e'i. l want lo o;ce our rookie.,
agatnsl their 'eteran'i That will tell
whether or not the) can pla)' 1n th1c;
league."
ATLANTA J"he Falcons
out~corcd the M1am1 Dolph1nc;, 10.7.
and Wilham Andrews took another
lltep toward returning to NFL action
as the two teams met ma scrimmage
session
l\tlanta got it11 points on a two-yard
< hfT Austin run helped by a lead
hlo<:k from Andrews and on a 40-yard
lield goal by kicker Mike Prindle
lollowing a 33-yard pass from David
.\re her to rccc1 ver Charlie Brown.
Miami <;Cored on a I 0-yard pass
from Don Strock to Mark Clayton.
Andrews, 1he star running back
attempting a return to action after
mis~n~the 1985 football season with
a dc"oihtatlng knee mJury, earned the
ball twice. gammg three yards.
"This 1s probably the hungnest I've
l"\.C r o;cen them." Andrewc; 'i31d of h1c.
teammates. who finic;hed 4-12 lac.I
~ao;on.
PHILADELPHIA Veteran
guard teve Kenne). absent from the
Eagles' 1ram1ng camp for two weck'i,
returned Saturd~ Alc;o, the Ea es announced the
signing of Okla oma ta te running
back Charles Crawford to a one-ye.ar
contract. Philadelphia picked up
C"rawford in a special NFL c;up-
plcmentary drafl last week.
TAMPA BAY -After three
seasons as one of the best defensive
players in the USFL. Davis Green·
wood dido '1 cnJOY himselflast season
C6NCANNON'S HORSE~LESS STABLES
?2o~ -?2oyce & 8 e11t!ey ~"tc'
CLASSIC AUTO SHOW
Sunday Aug. 3rd, 11 00 om 4:00 pm
AT LIDO MARIN A VILL AGE
No admission charge 10 the show Ample parking Classic
Rolls-Royce & Bentley Autos will be on display
You may also choose to dine on the waterfront. browse 1n the
V1l~ge's unique shops or v1s1t the yachting center Bnng the
entlte family'
55 r rwy becom~s N~wporl
Blvd CfOs!'I over PCH lhtn It'll at
Via L 1dp P;irk1nu on 1e11
"'Ith the Buci.
Knee surgery followed hy rchab1h -
1a11on and back-to-back season\ in
1he USFLand NFL were too mud1 for
him
C1rcenwood rt.·ptincd to 1ra1n1ng
ca mp th1~ <;ummcr -determined to
come back.~rong. Jim Stanley. head
coach of the Michigan Panthe~ when
Greenwood helped that team to the
USFL championship 1n 1983. is the
Bucs' new defeno;1vc coordinator
Greenwood th mks that will help him
"I reall} feel that he l'i a good
cbach, ··Greenwood -.aid .. I "'111 go w
war with him. and I know hl' \\Ill ht·
nght there wllh me:·
MIAMI -Wide rete1-.t.·r C.ieorge
Farmer, out offootball for a year altt.•r
c;ufTenng from the pertenn1al IOJUr)
bugaboo. 1s trying to ca1ch on with the
Dolph ms.
"You can be riding the wave now.
and sinking in a sea of di~ppo1nt
mcnt tomorrow," the 27-ycor-old
Farmer said. "That's the way th1'i
league 1s. and the quicker you reah1e
that the better off you'll be "
In 1982. Farmer caught 17 pas!IC.-.
for 344 yards, and the followm~ year.
he led the Ramc; receive.'~ w11h· 40
catches for 556 yard~ and five
touchdowns. Smee then 1t''S tx-cn
mostly d1sappo1n1mcnt
PITTSBURGH -(Jar' Anderc.on
ltke many 10 the vagabond world of
professional football plillc-k1Ckfr\,
caught on with one team allcr ta1hnv.
wtth another
II came a'I no 1ourpn'\C v. hen
Anderson wa., rut four yc:m aao h\
the Buffalo Bille; In fi,e prr~t.1~un
attempts. Andc~n foiled to mali.c.' .i
sinak field goal.
When then would the P11t'iburgh
tcelers pick ham up'>
"There wac; no que\t1on that
Andcrwn w11s lhe guy we wanted
tceltr'I ( OllC'h C"huck Noll \31d 1n
d1c;cusc;1na the kicker \oon tu enter tht'
NFL record boOk ac; lht.> mcxt Jl'·
curate 1n thr hl\tor¥ of the lcattu<'
"He had a trrmcndou'i lcp.. thr hl,•\t wt.•
had 5<'0uted He rnuld po~rr the hall
yet didn't try ll1ovrrk•l k 11 · '
Patriots
< .\ l ON Oh1n ( '\P) -Quar-
ll'I h.t~ k r om Kt1m'il'" led a \CCOnd
h.111 c h.1q.w that . re'iulted 1n 1wo
loulhdo"n' •" the defending AF(
'hampH>n . l"\' Lngland Patnots
ddcated thl' \t. l.ou1s Cardinals.
21 ·I ti in th t.· .innual Hall of Fame
nh1h11wn l1111thall game aturda) at r ,l\\l(.'11 \1ad1uni
R.tnl\n h\tcd .1\ thr th1rd·~lnng
4u.11 tcrhat. k on thl' Patriot roster
hl'h1nd Ton~ I J'ion and tt've
C 1rug.in lnmpll•tl'd I 7 of2 l passes for
254 \Jrd'i Thl' ~wnd-)ear pla)'er
from I ( I ·\ rnmpktl·d 7 of 8 pa~scc;
for 14.& 'drds and on(" touchdown in
thl' third quarter to help the Patnot\
O\l'rLlll'l)e J I '-7 halftime deficit
fhc Patriots tooi.. 1hc lead ""arly.
1uc.1 v. ht.•n 11 appeared that the < ardinal\ '°'l'rc mm 1ng 1n for a ~ore
Qu.irterhac k Neil Lomax guided
thl' c Jrd1 nal'i to thrl'c tir~t downs on a
46 )ard dm•f aflcr the opening kick-
off Hut on li1s1 down a1 the Patnot ~.5. Loma\ threw behind Roy Green
111 thl' ngh1 tlat and Ronnie l1ppctt
\ll'PIX'd 1n front of (irccn at the Patriot 7
Ht.• ~lreai..l·d down lhC' kfl '1deltnc.
r1~ ~l·d up ,, hlod near the .Cardinal \~ Jnd '-'l'nt untouched the l'l'\t of the
"'·" 101 .1 IJ \-)ard return w11h t~e
1 n tarC'pt wn
r he tout.hdo" n b) L1ppe11. a .5-11.
I KO pound w1 ncrbad. 1n h1~ fourth
}l .. 11 from M1.1m1 of F-londa. easll) l'~ lip'>l·d the ttall or Fame gamt
r\'\ord lor lnnge<it inttrlCPllOn rt'tum
of ~~ )Md,, S<'t h\ Jam StcOen tlf
~ J\h111aton m I 9t-<.
Hui 1he < .m1an 1l'i ~<Uled little 11me
in m.1rchmg h1 k into ~onna po\.
1t111n l hi\ 11ml I rlmax hit Grttn ~11h .1 '1 \-JrL • nn ... 11on to h<'lp 1<'1
"J'I ·•~II ).ml lid.Ir "' H)ol1c John 1 t.'l' at lht" .i 11 l 111 .. k of the fil'\I
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Royals roll an 11.ln victory
Kansas City goes wild in Fen way Park
with big inning to c~h Red Sox, 13-2
From AP dl1pa&clle1
BOSTON -. T he l<Ansas City
Royals turned Fen way Park into a hit
parade in the seventh inning Satur.
day, explod1n1 for 11 · runs with
George Brett and Steve Balboni
leading the procession.
Brett rapped an RBI double and
two-run single and ~lboni hit a
three-run homer dunng the big inntng
as the Royals went on to drub the
Boston Red· Soll, 13·2.
In other Amencan Leaf ue action:
Orioles•: Blae Jay1 i : n Toronto.
Cal Ripken s three.run homer broke a
1xth-inning tic and powered Balli·
more past the Blue Jays.
Scott McGrcsor, 8-lO, ga ve up two
runs on four hits in six-plus inninas.
and Don Aase pitched the final two
innings for rus 28th save. Jim Clancy,
12-6. took the loss, ending has s1x -
game winning streak. •
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come." Brett said after Kansas City's
first 12 batters in the seventh mntng
reac hed base -one short of the
4'mem:an League record.
Juan Bonilla drew Clancy's first
walk of the game leading ofT the nil th
and Fred Lynn walked with on~ out.
Rapken followed with his 17th bome
run Qftbc season.adcivc.over the lefl-
field fence.
Bretl Butler led ofT the Cleveland
10th by drawing_a walk from Da ve
Righetti, 7-5 Butler beat Righetis
throw to second on Joe Caner'!>
sacnficc bunt. After Andre Thornton
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N!)l4H W,)•2 I 0 0 0 J The Royals tied a teilm record with
11 runs tn the inning and set a team
mark with 11 h1ts. Brett, Angel
~lazar and Mike Kmgery each had
l\\O hns in the inn ing. Kansas Cit)'
finished with 17 hits, four by Kmgery
··1 don't re member ever seeing
n erybody .tin the ball like that or
\eeing that many runs 1n an inning."
Halbon1 said. •
Boston''S Tom Seaver, 4-10, took a
fo ur-hit shutout in to the !>even th. Bui
Kan.,as Ci ty wiped ou1 a 2-0 lead by
stnkmg agai nst Seaver and three
relievers.
Kmgel) led ofT wi th a triple, Jim
Sundberg walked and alaL.ar singled,
sconng Kingery and dnving out
Seaver Lonnie Smith greeted Bob
Stanle)' w11h a bunt single. loading th e
bases. and pinch-hiller Jamie Quirk
followed with a two-run single. Bretl
doubled home another run and Jorge
On.a was walked m1en11onally. filhng
the bases
Frank Whnc then rapped a two-run
double. and Balboni homered ofTT1m
Lollar Thc Royals reloaded the bases
on singles b)' Kingery, Sundberg and
Salazar before ammy Stewan re-
placed Lollar. Stewan struck out
Smith and Darryl Motley. but Breu
hit a two-run single.
FESTIVAL ... From Cl
a hllle tired, bu1 then I decided this ts
my last 800 meters of the year. so go
tor 11." she sa id "I was afraid ofgomg
into o'ygen debt and again I had to
tell myself'use yo ur arms. don't look
up at·the people . JUSl run hard and
l..eep looking down ·When I heard the
nowd. I got m~ third wi nd and I was lhing ..
.\nd she refused 10 IN the near I 00-
degree temperatures bother her
"I had no special traini ng for the
heat and hum1d1tv." she admitted "I
LOld m,sc1r10 keep 1hin k1ng pos1t1vr
and no1 le1 the heal bother me and go
•>Ut there and do what I wan ted to
do··
Jo, ner enl.,1uragcd trom the s1de-
l1nec; b\ ha husband<oach. Bob
Kersee.'had 41 48 poinl!i 1n four
c'ents. three points short of her fi rs!·
d°fl} total at the Goodwill Games. She
mo"ed ahead of he1 world record
pan· wtth d 2 '-foot. "•·inch cfTon in
the long Jump. a world best in the
heptathlon Officialc; o;a1d 'ihe m1c;'ied
louhng on that leap b} one-quarter of
Jn inch
The 1-c"ll' al tnmpct1t1on wai. her
fourth and final heptathlon of the
'ear In herrap1dl~ 1mpro\lngcarecr.
Jo) ner ha., the No 1-2-5-7 all-lime
heptathlon marks. all 1h1s year
(1\mna'll \coll John">on won three
,,i-.t'r medals 1wo hrontes and ued
ror a gold in thl" men''I md1v1dual
t'' ent' tot''\tabhsh an all ume Fest I\ al
med.ti'> rernrd o t 22 He also won two
~old' fnda .. night 1n the men'-; all-
.1rnund .ind tl·am u1mpc1111on
"II \\a<. n:-alh 'ipt'C'l31 10 ~t the
n·l nrd · '<lld thl' gold medalist from
thl' 11.1~..t Ohmp1lc, "lhat'c, what you
, nmc to lOmpc11t1on to do"
In other track and fie ld events.
\1.irlof 'nn1ul..of~a n Franc1sco "'on
the "·l..tloml'll'f walk . Joetta Clark of
\outh Orange. N .I . in the women's
'lllO JJml''i Roh1n\un of Oakland. a
\l'H'n-t1ml' niltwnJI champion. in the
men·~ XOO I knn Mar~h of Salt Lake
Cit) 1n tht• ll)OO-metcr ~tccplechasc,
and Tom Petranotl the o.\mencan
record holder 1n llw td "l'ltn. took tm
\peC1alt)'
Mesa 's -collins
to surf today
R1l hie< olltn' nt ( mta Mesa."' ho
tini'>ht:d in tounh 1n the oH·rall point\
\tandingc; 1n the LI ~ Pro Tour of
\urfing. will Join ~ven other top
point "'inner" compeung for SI 0.000
toda)' in the Super Bowl of Surfi ng at
the Hunllnjlton Beach Pier beginning
at 7 am.
The tour ended ~a1urday at the
Hun ungton pier with John Sh1moka.
an amateur from Hnwa11. taking top
honors.· Scott 1>.1lc~ from Santa
Monica however. tMk home the
S 1.500 fif"lt pntt' a'> !ht• top pro
finisher
GOEBEL ... ,
From Cl
Goebel. v.ho was oom in ( h1cnao I hefort' moving 10 Ph()(nl\ and NC'w-
pon fk'al'h v.a!. happ\ 10 'i('(' the
Rea" ~1n the \uper Rowl la\t }car
"Thnt wa\ he lore I ~nrv. v.ho I'd bt'
Jraticc1 b\. " he i..t\' "and I'm \.Cf\
h.ipp" tu ht' drafted tn t1 lc.'tlnl li ke the
Ram'> I thin~ c.omrt1me 1t rnuld
ha"t hern < 1re<'n Ba\ or Wnl<'lh1n1
ltk.c that 1n thr 10th rnum.I ·
If fo>fbcl" 10 linc1 a homr ""Ith the
Ram ... 1\ there an\onc he think' he
hi\ to h ttlt for the 1otf1 I "I dnn't 1h111k thcrt· '1111\olH I ha 1
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Brewen t, Rusen a~ ln Mil-
waukee. Paul Mohtor hat a two-out
RBI single 1n the bottom of the eighth
to Lift the Brewers to the win over
Texas.
Mitch Walhatns. 7-3. yielded to
reliever Greg Harris with runners at
first and third in the eighth. Molitor
greeted Harris with the line single.
sconng' Glenn Braggs, who had
walked and moved to th ird o n a
groundout and a flyout.
Rob Deer drove in four runs with a
single and three-run home run. and
Braggs added a two-run homer for the
Brewers, who stopped Texas' winning
strea k at fo ur games and set back the
Rangers' drive to regain first place in
the AL West. Texas remains three
games back of the Angels.
Texas stan er Charlie Hough had
control problems, throwing three
wild pitches and gi vmg up two walks
and two home runs tn 4111 inn1ngs. He
left the game tra1J1ng 7-6.
lndlut '·Yankees 5: Jn Clevela nd
Cory Snyder singled home Joe Caner
from second base with one out in the
10th inning to give the Indians the
victory over New York.
The loss was the fifth in six ga mes
for the Yankees, who got two solo
home runs from Mike Pagl1arulo.
nyder followed with a broken-bat
single to shallow left and Can er
scored without a throw.
Wiilie Sox 5, Ttgcn 3: In Chicago,
John Cangelosi tnpled and scored the
go-ahead .run on a sacrifice fl y as the
\Yhite Sox beat Detroit and pitching
acc J~k MorriL ·
With the~ game tied at 3-3.
Cangelosi tripled.down the right-fi eld
hne lead1"g 1>fT the fifth inning and
came home on Daryl Boston's second
RBI of the n1pll. · ·
Harold Baines. who had homered
earlier, added an RBI si ngle in the
Chicago seventh to make 11 5-J.
Twins 8, A's 0: In the Metrodomc.
Mike Smithson pitched a two-hitter
and Tom Brunansky keyed a fi ve-run
first inning wnh a two-run homer
leading Minnesota to the easy v1ctol)
over Oakland.
Sm1thsoA. a rangy 6-8 nght-hander
11 ted as the tallest pitcher in the
maJor leagues. had a no-hitter going
un ul Dwayne Murphy lined a line
dnve single to center with one out 1n
the seventh in ning. Smithson. 9-9.
then $<l"C up a leadofT single to
Donnie Hill in the eighth.
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Mettlntfv, New Voril, 76, MM#, "'*"' 74J lkrl'leld, foronto, n
HIT~ttl, Mim.tote, IS1, Mtlllnotv,
Haw Yorti, 150, F-ndet, Toronto, \37, .....
Toronto, l)\, Rice, 8oaton, 130
DOU8l.li?s-Mlll1nOIV, tww York, >6, Ake,
8oalOll, 1'; '°"'' lotlOll, 71. BUO.ntr. &otlOll,
2•. P\.lcU!t, Mlnntsote, 26, A ~'°"· Hew
York, 16; Alotlen, taltlmott, 26
TAIPLEs-&utler, Cllvtlend. 8. F1tnanc1tr,
TO<onto, I; G. W•*"· Cl'lk:aoo. ,, Owen, S..I
tla, 6; UHhaw, TOfonlo, 6, Wltson, Ken.as Cltv
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T0tonto, 2•; Can'9Clo, 0.klencl, 23, HrbK,
Mln""°la• ?3, Pt0tt1ru10, Ntw Vork, 23
$TOLEN 8ASES-R. He~•on, Ntw V9f'k,
U ; C•noelo.t, Cl'llc•llO. 42; .....,.., "'*"' 211
MoMbV, T0tonto. 23, Wlttot1, Ktnsts City, ?3
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Klno, Datroll, 8-2, 2 92, Schrom, CltYtlend. 11·3.
3.'6.
STRIKEOUTS-<l•m•n•. Sosion, 162,
Mo<rl1. Detroit, ISi; LtnQJlon, Selllte, 140.
M. wm. """"'· 1.01 McCall!., ~ 1-. SAVES-Aest, Baltlmo<e, 27, •191'1ettl, New
VOfk, 24, H1tn111CM1, Oelroll, 20, H1rrl1, THH ,
15, Henke, Toronto, IS.
NaftlMI L .. eue (T'llrwtill ,,... ... , Gamet>
BATTING (235 ., 1>1ts)-8root.J, MontrHI,
340, j\tlnu , Monlr .. 1, '36, C l rown, San
FrencT1eo, .33S. GwvM, $tn Oleoo, .ll4,
81caman, N-Yori\. 319
IWN~wvnn. Sen Oltoo. •7. Hevu , Pnlle·
dlll>fllt, 62, E Davis. Clncl11n1tl, 61, Sct\mldl, ?111~11, 61, Doren Houston. to. R1lne1,
Montrea t, 60
R8t-Scftmiat, Pnli.Otll>hle, n. Perller. Cln
clnnall, 7~1 Cert1t, New V0t1<, 73, G Davi•.
Houston. n HIT~WVM, Sen Oleoo. lll, R1lrw1. Mon·
lrH I, 174, Six, Dedltfn, 1241 Ben, Houston,
118, Perker, Clnclnnall. 113
OOUBLES-HBYI\, Phll1c!tlPhl1, 28,
Oun11on, Chicago, 26, R Rtvoold•. Pittsburgh,
26; Reine•, Monrreal, 74, S.x, OeOMrs. 241
Strawberry, New Vork, 14 TRIPL~A1lne1, MonlrHI, 9, Samu.I,
Phlladlll>hle, 8, Coteman. St Louis 7, McGM,
St Loul\, 7, Ovkltra, New vorlt 6, Monno,
Atlante, 6.
HOME RUNS-G De vis. HOU\IOll, 23,
Parker, Clr.clnnetl, 23, Scl'lmldl, Phlledllonle. 23.
Sf\1111>$, Dadeen, 1'1 Manllll, o.c19tn, IL
STOLEN 8ASEs-<oleman, SI Loul•. 69
E Devis. Clncln111tl. 56, Ralflts, Montreal, 4S,
Ounc.n. Oecletra, ll1 Dore n, Houilon, JS
PITCHING 19 declllonsl--Olt<le, New Yori!.
12·7. 2 21, A Roolnson. Clr>clnnell. t ·2. 1 )6,
oer111111. New Vork 11·3 161. Ftrnan<lll. New Yor~. 12·•. J 11, Goooen Ntw Y'ork 11·4, 2 93
STRIKEOUTS-Scolf Houston 197
V.-Uut&I, Oocteen, 15'1 Weld\, Oedeen, 1211
lhen. HOUllOll. 126, Ftrnan011 New "°""· 17S SAVE~Hr<IOll, Monlr~el 13 WO<retl.
St Louil 21 0 Smith Houston. 20 L• Smith
Cllic.ego. 19 Goneoe San 01eoo 17
NFL EXHIBITION
HALL OP: FAME GAME
SaturCllY"s Seen
New E'11olen<111 St Loull f6
Todtv'l Gt mt
C,,1c1110 "' Oelltn el WemDltv Sta<11um
London C11anrie1 ' et 10 11 m I
WEEIC ONE
Tllfldlv'I Geme
HOu\ton al R1m1
WtdntMSIV"s Geme
NY GtanlS al A111n11
Fr1dav's Gamt1
Pt11la<111p111a 11 Oe1ro11
•ndl•naoons el Ste llte
Saturdlv'l Garnes
NY Jen " Gree<1 Bo et Maomm w, (ll1c.ago a1 Ptt1,1>urgn
Bu!teto at C,.•lllnO
Clnc•nl'all et Ka11Hs C h'
S• Louil 111 T emoe B1v
M19m• 11 Minnesota
Ne"" Orteens 11 Oen•tr
011tu 111 Sen 0 1'90
Sllftdlv, AU9o. 10
Reldtn at Sari Franc•K.O
Westl1no1o<1 "' Ne .. E ng11n0
HIGH SCHOOL
5"r1M 1.l ·Star Gem.
South J, Nontl 3
Sc-bv ovanan
Nof'•" .. ,, ... ~
a-
0
OlC>-l 0 0 )-l
"4or-Jecot>sen .0 FG
S!l .. -Coiton 17 FG
Allenaence U,S 16
GAME STATISTICS
I".,,,, obwns
Ru•"•'·varoaot P&uong varOege
1>ou1ng
Pun Ii
r uMDle\·11.tmt>leS •0$1
Penelfl es
Nor
6
J7'90
19
3-8?
1 49
3· I
l l~
S.u '1
28 mlnu• 11 109
11·2' 0
7·37
1·0
4·31
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
No<-8enai 12-•7, hvlOr 10·27. Mt rsl'le H,
9 16. JoMson 6-S
Sou-Brown 6·J7. Flenn1gan. 6 ?3, RO<lge"
4·5 S11r~ 4·tor•minus II. 810 cenltr snap 1
tor-minus 13. McGwlre S·lor·mlnu' 41
INDIVIDUAL "ASSING Nor-Tevtor 3·7·2, 19 Mertlnl 0-1 0 0
Sov-McGw•re. 7·13-0 74, S11r1o., 4 11•0 35
INDIVIDUAL AECEtVIN!;
NOr-Frt ilr 2· 19. Antl'IOnv I 0
!>ou-W1!1tlni. S·'4 Net\on l 19 !loogeo
1 20 Wellman. l )7
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Misc.
CommonwHlttl G•mts
Ctf Edlnburtfl, Sc.otltncl)
FINAL MEDAL STANDINGS
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G S B 51 ., 49
SI ~ 33
SI )' JO
8 16 14
l 11 II 6 5 ,,
, ' 9 0 2 0 0 0 2
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143
119
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NEWPORT LAHDtHO 1 l>Oll• I~
ano1"'' l vtllowtell. 135 bonito, 90 H M O•n Sl
coll<o Dan. 3 sl\etP\P'tH d 44 ~u101n ' •0<-fl\h 131 macore1 ? "•ll·moon
D,.Vl!Y'S L.C>Cl<llll (,...__, lloHdll 4
0081\ ltl 1no1er\ )0 t>arracud1, 4JS DOl\lto 76
vtllowtell 6 rock coo. t h•llbut 61 ~•li(o oeu.
19 H n<I beu 517 mtchrt1 1 \~lpln )0
•fll•COft l l>lut tin lune •
OANA WHA•ll 11 t>ol t\. :147 11'19141r\ 1,010
t>en S berretu<le 88J t>Onl10 7 neltDul d roci.
tlil'I 910 ,.,eek··~
T•NNIS
Wemen's ,_.,mement
(et S.!I 0..1
~ .......
Steoflanlf 1111"8 IU SI def kt!• c;~1
IU SI •·3 6•4, Mells"' Cutntv, IU S I dlf
C1roi1,,. tt&Jf'tim.n (US I .. , 6·l
~OMlllM
Fn1t Surol11 IU SI AowtYn '••rbenll ISo\itn
41rtc:el O.f 1..ort Mt'.Nen IU S 1 Catlwlna Suire
•F,..nul 6 4 1 S, ltl,, H.,., Alv<le Moulton
IU $I def 8tl\v Neoeiten Anne Whitt (US I 6·•. ,., ••
Del Mar handicap
w .. t11m °"" (I f O.lr ,atMll, &I
Oavld Fro"
F rtci COUC>IM
Gtorllf Surl'1t
TomBYrum
Sol>Dv Wadl\ll"lt
Leonar<I ThOme>M>n
SrlanCIHr
Dick Mall
Ronnie Sltcll
Nick Prlee
9oDC>v Clemoett
TomPvrlltr
ScollSlml>IOn
Run COCf\r•n
lredFt1ton
Brett UC>Hr 9~Crtnsl\ew
Nick Fel<lo
Marl< Pfeil
Jim Simons
Gaoroe Arcl>te-
Slll Aooen
Greo N0tman
Maft<HI YM
Sruce Lllt1kt
H1JSut1on
~S.ue<s
C1h1ln PMlt
Tom Kiie
Oen For\ma n
Lor~ ROl>lrlJ
l.aoAokl
Oennv Srlggs
Gerv Hallbtr9
LovGrehem
801> Gll<llr
Dave Elcl'ltlO.rlltr
Biii l••11l1on
J.C Sneed
Oennv E<1wer<11
Tony SUit
1-1•11 Irwin
RooartWrenn
Trevor Ood<11
e·BlllY Andrt<ll
Kennv Knox
L•rrY Rinker
Tom Pernice
Merk 8 r00k1
C0t1v Pivin
Lon Hinkle
L•rrYMllt
Pet Llrw!Mv
Mlli.t Hulbert
Jotv Slnoei.r
Curlis SlrenQe
0 1vl<1 Eowttr<ls
MlktO-'O
Siu tnorenam
Rn Celdwell
Lennie Clements
Oevl<I~' ~tek Fehr
Chris Perry
An1on10 Ceroe
Tim SlmPSOtl
OevldOorln
Ktllh Clearwate'
Pe ut Azlnoer
Sot> Lohr
Blltv P1ero1
Artdv OlllarO
Bu<l<lv Gerdnar
74 .... 11-211
70•6'·7>-111
71-70· 11-212
70-70· 12-i 12
69·69·74-'l 12
71-13·69-1 ll
7'·73·69-214
••·7l·7?-?14 ro"n-n-715
7l 7H3-t1S 11·10·n-2\S
6'·70-76-21\
69·11·7S-11S
78·70-61-216 75·71-7~216 ,, . .,.,~,..
17·73·11-216
7J·70-7>-216
72·71·73-216
71·77·69-217 74·73·7~217
73·73-71-217
71·7•.n-217
n--n-n-111
14•1o-7>-217
73·73·7?-211
1•-n-n-211
69·76·1)-218 '
7ol7H>-21'
11-1•-T>-118
6'·7•·74-211
71-73·74-218
11-10-n-211
68·71-7~-218
74-74·71-219
6'·7Htr-1l9
74·68·77-219
7S·n-12~219
14·1'·1'1-720 1s-n-n-m
74·71·7S-220
69·7S-76-?20
75·69·76-210
72·76·7>-271
70· 7t-73-211
16·n-n-211
76-7?·73--211
74-73-71-221
71·76·74-211
73·71·76-:nt
14·14·14-212
76·12-1..-m
n -1s-1s-m
n·74·1S-m
78·69·7S-m
1•-n-16-m n -14·76-m
74-72-76-m
11-1s-16-m
16·69-77-727
10-14-1._m
10-n-1'-m
16·72·7S-?2l
n-16-1s-n1
7S·7:1-7S-773
69· 77-77-723
71·71·81-113
77·71-76-71• 11-n-u,-n,
MONDA Y'S a N'T1UU
( 12'WI .. ., ...... tfllr~ "'""'9)
P:lrt1 "'tl1 """' , .. ST llACI I futlOnO• Pu<st
Tnf .. ,.. .. , ol<b Incl u• Clt lf'lll"9 Price
l SurofnG On (Soto> 1 Eacl\l~BrlnQhunl)
J Crlrna11tll (Oerrldol
4 Fr•v -~IO (Oft ... 1 5 la T,...nlf,ful tSIC>lllll 111
6 Cha!Ko 10-lesl
7 l<areke Led (Stevens>
8 Morse (Plncavl
9 Ou•lv's Mv N1me IF1rn1n<1111 11>
10 Soldlen Cep (Hernenderl
I 1 Jo111a1 (Soll1)
12 Ul'leglOsl'll (Sa ztl (1)
AIM .....
tl0,000
'10.000
116
.1111
116 rn "• 11• "' 118
11' 116
116
116
13 Jem Shot (hit) m 1"
U Mr Ber Able lKeeneil l 16
IS Lfllle Tvrenl !Pt llerson> l lJ
16 Hu,lte A Dance IFernancltzJ 121 113
MOllSE (J· 1) NO Sl•n<IOVIS In ooen•no l\ltnl
Plnay etio.rd, most consl,tent of this t>utW;l'I,
Mil. BU AtLI (6·11 Wide 111<1 !Ired i.tt 1n
llOO<I effort, fectOf If Kretrl'lel In, P'llA Y
.... L•JO (8·11 RfpOt"ttOtv Died " IH I, <lr09\ to
"''"' toot to date LONGS110li.JOVIAL
SICOMD llACIE. t lurtonos PvrM s 16,000
Maklln llllln I ncl m11"e1. ll'lrft VtlM Old end VO
I Toblns L.Cld\I (Toro> 1n
2 Oonllskrll (Ollvert1I 117
l Queen Alvoer (McHerguel 117
4 Toast To innocence (L1pl\1m1 117 s Time F0t Reason (B11t1 117
6 A•Plra11 !Dtlanovsstvtl <21 117
1 Oercv'• LOVI (Solis) 117
8 UncOf\Quert<I (Veten1utlel 117
9 W0t<1 Mt<li.v (Shoamakerl 111
10 Wt$1ern A<lventurt (OflttO•I 111 11 lt~et Notion (t(e-'I 117
12 Be11ac 8•Dv IPt0rora1 117 Abo 1!1191bM
13 Moll,,.,. I01l11'1<>Unn11 111 117
14 Take Tio (Slack I .. 112
IS Lolli Oewn IPallonl •117
16 S1>lendld Tl""' IS11rllnol • 112
TOBINS LADY (4-" J 0 Tot>ln Olh1>rlno has
\Olld work. 111111rn for dlt>ut, •dge In louoh nut,
ASPIRATE 13·1) Slrong eHorl In 1111, figure\ tor
t \l'ltre with rtl>lat of \eme, OONTASKAIS
16· ll E Mtrtmelv wide In rough 1rtp last, orews
well tooev, l'\u\lllno rlOer LONGSHOT TOAST
TO INNOCENCE
THIRD RACE. 6 , furlong\ PurH ,11,000
Thr" v11r otos end uo c1e1m1ng Prlc.e ,12,500·
llO.SOO
1 Hon1no Bev IO•ltil•l 116
2 Htcl\ela Tacl\•la !Ba1tl 111 116
3 lnQU•\lllYt <V11en1ue11) 111 116
4 Jecert (Pt<lrora I 116
S w.sn°'°"8 (Qllver.sl 116
6 Pnoe Of T rov I Sltven• 1 118
1 Luc•v OulCh !Aregonl 116 a Cte Seo 8 ov <Curanonl 'II
9 wooch L.-e tFerneno.rl 116
10 G11i.nt SPIClt l 'L•Plllm) 121 I,. 11 C ,.,. Of Ugnt t Oovg1111 116
'i lnvtrntu Goa• IPellerSQll) 116
Alst Ell9ibll
I) Ht' NO Mlllreu ILIDl'llml fl 116
14 F a.rfu «Bezel 111 116
IS P•ckwtek Lano1ng (lletenruetel 171 116
PtUDE OF TitOY 1? IJ won w•lll come>ltlt
au1110,,tv ovef s•m•la• no •eHon ne ca nl'lol
TERRY
TURRELL
reoeet, INOUISl'TWI U·l) Placed wtlf •l\CI ed<lt
!IOI rl6er, PelrlclP. Ve1en1utla, wlN nH<I 1011
tlfo<I, WISHM>NI (4· 11 Second bet.I H ~ on
tavotllt, llnl 1tert for new barn LONGSHOT
GALLANT SPECIAL.
FOURTH llACI. I~ mite• Purse $11 000
MtlOll\t, 11'\r" Vffrs Old e ncl ue> Clalmlno l'rl(e
532 ,OOO-s28,ooo
I 8le<:k Steel (TO<ol 11'
2 HtartbrNk Otnctr IV1len1uet1I 116
l Gerv Dean (ll•ten1ulllel a 111
•Slides 8v Tl'lrH (le mmarlnol "llS s 1(1119 of Nlllll\ IPl<lfore) 110
6 ''"'''or• <L•mDt<"•> 1n 7 Sir Richard (ONl'lolnstveJ 116
8 Vlppvevo (Plftuv) 122
9 Klf'lnedV E•c.Nnoe (St••aru> I u
10 GOl<len SO<uc• (81Kkl a 111
11 V1oonon ICHtenonl I It
IC«NNl!OY l!XCHANGa 14 11 Srolt• verv
l>OQ'IV IOllnG •" cl'Mlnct. Stevens rl6el encl •d<I' t>flnto.ers, BLACK STl lL ll II ltCkl<I room
tl'lru tne stre lcl'I closl1111. well once cteer, wlH
l>IMflt ov race o .. •r tht cour.a, Yll",.YAYO
C6· 11 Strttcll f1ct0< wllh Plncav now rlCllno
LONGSHOT CANT A TORE
l'lfTH RACE. 6 lurtonos Tl\rH .,,., ot<ls Clllmlno Prlee
1 A.rl>ltrate (Shoamektr)
P\H"H $ lJ,000
'32 .ooo· nt,ooo
1 Olden Seltles (OovlllH)
3 MIKl'llevous Miii (McHergue)
4 Jonns Tomorrow lPt<lrot•f" s Homl1>11 Alllltl 1c1111nonl
6 Rous Art ltet> (Bleck)
1 PHcefUI tm•f>f (Lle>heml a Fallin Lina (V114tntue1et
9 Notorl11v ( Plncay)
10 Don's Trvst (SrevtnO
11 Recent E•c"•no• (OftlO•I
11 llelerton <SIDllll) AbeE ......
116
116
116
118
116 .. 113
'" 116
116
118 116
Ill
IJ Sir Mallrnou<I (Toro I 116
14 Erin's Olemono (Solis) t 11
lS T9'rlf1er (Bezel 118
16 Handful Of Olemonos (McCerronl 111
HOMING .ANGIL (S-21 Rider crlrklzld tor
not rlCllno naroer 111 lest. w1M t>a out 10 ma.kt
1rnen<11 todlY, ROSES AllE ll•B 14·11 Mal<len
winner t>K-1g1ln$1 wlnMrs. sharP 1relner •oots
1ntm rlgl'll, DOWS TRYST (6· 11 Lot t aN cNnce
lH I e1 tna \tart, llnlll\lel with tnftrn l LONG
SHOT NOTORIETY
SIXTH RACE. One ml,. PurM
Mei<left follies, lwo veers Old
1 ~asuri °&"f!<t Kris (Llonem I
i RoM' Centlna (Mc.Cerroni 3 l<MD On Fl-,1lng (Sieck)
• Vert Mer Kero IMcl-leroutl
S ~llv Porl CSteve11sl
6 (eov Pelrone <B•Jtl
7 PtctfW'-1 Sollst
'" 000
116 ...
.111
116
116
II•
116
TC Clitn
7S· 7l· 7tr-nc
7..J-76-17-?74
71-76-17-72•
7.l-17·1~12•
12·72·M>-'1?4
LPGA Na"41nef-Pf'e-Am
Car 0-tr) Del Mar results OtDOlt Mtnev
Cl'lrll Jonn•on
Amv AICOll
Pat 8redlev
Mvre Bleckwel<ler
HOllll s1acv
A11ne·Marlt Pell!
Senv L1111e
Amv S1n1
M1t1• Eooe
Jen SttPl'len1on
Pennv He mme!
Nenct Wnltt
Beckv Pet rson
Bero Bun•ow1kv
Cell\• l(rlfztrt
S11lr tv Furtono
Oeie E OOtllng
Bttsv Barrell
Vicki F trllO"
JO<lv Rosentna
AHta•n<lre Reonherdl
Cerolvn Hilt
Lt ufl ~terson
Merle F 1gueras Don
Lvnn Adams
Dawn Coe
Snerr1 Turner
C1nov Aerlck
Dene Howe Cllencellor
Ju<lv Olc.li.lnson
LtAM Canaoav
Sul it Berning
Nine Foust
81111 Soiomon
Susie MCA.llil ler
Pellv Joroen
Katl'IV Alltrn
Rosi• Jones
St llV Qulnlen
Marv 8etl'I Z1m~rmen
Mari.ne FIOv<I
Terrv· Jo Mvtr•
Merci Bozartl'I
Bonnie Lauer
Jenet Coin
Sue Footemen
Connie Cllllleml
Se ndre Souzlch
Tl\erBM HeUloll
HHll~er Farr
68· 73· 7<>-711
10· 10-n-111
71·69·72-713
71·7S·67-2ll
71·73·71-216
72·77·72-716
70·76·7~116
10-n-1cr-211
10·16·11-111
71·72·7)-711
1S·71·1C>-211
70·7•-73-217
13·1?·72-217
69· 79· 7<>-117
II 12·7-117 ,, 73·71-217
11·73·7)-717
13-1)·77-718
74 16· ...... ?18 ,,.,. n-219
11·7511-218
73 78 '6-219
7S 74·61-219 n 1•-1>-219
73· 7S· 71-119
10·74-7~719
7174·7)-719
12·14·1-120
10-11-n-no
73·73·7-no
68·11 IS--110
12-1•·1•-120
11-1s·1•-no
73·13·74-220
13·1•·1•-171
71·76·7-211
73 -76·7?-221
1S-14·n-n1
7S·72·7-221
74·75·72-721
71·79·71-771
7S·13·1l-121
79-71-77-727
7•·75·7>-??7
76·7J-n-m
1'·14-1 ...... m
68·14·1G--n2
1S·16-11-m
72·7S·7S-?22
75·7'-73-177
10 ao-n -121
s.niora tourn.ment
(et Sc.lrt»wtutlfl, N.Y.I
l " E!Ott C110 Ct1i llOOrloU4IJ
Gtne LllllOr
Dell Oouglau
Gev Brewer
lob Cneri.s
Miiier 8art>ar
Rooarto De Vincenzo
Art Sllvts•rona
JlmCocl'lren
Sob C:..oelt>v
Herol<1 H1nn1ng
BOOllV NICl'IOI\
Jim FtrrM
Peter Tnomson
Arnol<I ?e lmer
Bruce Cra mplon
8tl'Smlll'I ·
Biii Collin'
Orvlll MoodY
Cnerlei Owen' Gordon Jones
G4oroe Lanning
Howle Johnto11
Wt ll Zlmor••~I
BlllvCH~r
Doug Sanot•l
Al Cn1n<11er
A.1 Beldlno
Buck Ad1ms
BOD TOlk
B·llY Mt•well
Cnerle' Sllfo<<I Jerry Bert>er
Den Morg111
B H Johnst04"
8 011> Sru.
Frt<I Hau
Ger oner 010 1n'°"
Dick Hen<lrlO \O<I
Bute" 91lro
Oouo Ford
TomNleoor11
Oen Slktt
Jt <k'Fttcll
Mikt $«icllell.
LI011411 Her1"rl
F rt<I H1wkl11t
Se m Snaa o
Joe Jimenez Tta !(roll
George Bever
Miiie Felchlck
Jullu• lloros
67. 6ol--Ill
"'4·11-IJS
67·..-IJS
66·7~136
68·69-137
67·7~1J7
68·69-IJI
69· ...... 1)7
10-61-IJJ
72·66-133
68·7C>-ll8
10· ...... 1)8
68·7~138
72·67-139
68·71-139
67-72-139
71 ·69-140
70-7~140
6l-7)-140
69-11-l<IO
74·66-l•O
71-1<>-1'1
68·7rl41
70·71-141
69·7)-142
11·10-10
73·69-147
11 71-143
70·71-1•2
73·69-142
69 7) 142
70-7)-143 n n-t•4
IJ·71-14•
·I 17·71-14"
75·69-14'
tlt·76'-UA • 71·73-14"
r)·71-14A
11·7-US
70·7S-US
14·12-1U.
13-7)-1 .. ,. ,,_..,.,
71·7t-147
7H2-147
7a·7S-14'
11·71-14 ,,_,,,._,.9
76·74-1~
71-19-150
18·7J.-1Sl
80·71-IS1 n ,.._1~1
Setvrd9V't tranwdtont
BAH IA LL
A~LMwt ' MILWA.Ut<EE SREWERS.-PlecM Del•
:\vtuM llll>B'Cf« Oii 1111 IS·dlv d•H f>ltc! fill
Ce•ltd uo SI"" Ke.ftr ~. from Vtn
couver Ol ll'le PaclttC Coast L••-
NatllMI Laa...-
MON U EA l EXltOS-Ple<td HUO<e I r-•
s!Wlrli!OO on lhe IS·d•v OIU06t«S ••t llld MA• F tllOl'llG UIC!llf, Oft Ille 21 <llY Ollll>led !Isl
MO•td JOB Htt .. fttl, oOcl\lf. from lht 1S·4av IO
'"' 11 oav d•uOltd 111t AfCAlllO o.11n
S•14trdlloo utch>ff. tr°"" 1no11 .... oo111 of "'' Amt~•ctn AUOCllllO"I •
P'OOTU l.L ......... , ..... ~
PH1l ADELPHIA E "GLES.-S·g"4fd Cl'ltrtn
(rewtord rvnnlf!O Cle(ft., 10 1 Otltt yHf rOl'tlr8ff
COLLI GI
MANHA TT AN-N11meo Jim Todd A\\l\111'1
men s t>es•etb411 COl<f'I
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
I IO!tl Of 4l·<llv ~Gflbrt<I meet\fttl
FIRST RACE 6 turton<1\
81v•oohYI lllaleniueleJ
Diane Fencv IOr1eoe1
EICQant Petll (Are110nl
Time I 10 • S
660 440 400
)7 60 18 .ao
1160
Al•o ren Tna Same l<ltt 8111v JH n Ee -Cllvl>umP Mv (,,r1 Beck KtU n· Ttn Qoey,
Aov11 Tnr.eao• Fel'IH HC Sc>en !>tar '' t
No Kretcnel •> EXACT A lt -91 011<1 "357 00
SECOND RACE Ont m,19
Nell•• Prl" !Valenzuetel
hmotr lie 1 Oe11noun1ve I
Ari OI Oewn IL Pneml
Time 116 I S
HO HO 260
)to 290 uo
Also ran Ml<1n1011t let Re•st A Helo PaOc>ut
SU•tr Strilte MerY\t>ers. Stee<lfurneu MHsalHI
on W•no• No K.ra lCllH
U DAil Y' OOUllLE I 61 oe•CI \14 60 •
THlltO ltACE. 1 turtorig,
Oom1~4n1 llon1 I Blee~ i
0 ,1r.n1rg •C111tnon1
LuO.a•o• Stt>llle)
Ttrr• 112 41~
380 l 20 260
100 540
360
A•H, •n Moru Code, Oenc1no IC•n. Ernie
"1n11 C.ren Barba Emerald'• Ret>el. Yield To
Cell Arlt\llC llenlurt, Arge111on 91au ' Ho~
Scra1cneo C1an1c En<111vour, Bomo.v 8er-
1enoer. Jecart. Summer Ptayl>Ov
U EXACT A 11 • IOJ Pel<I Jal 50
FOURTH RACE. 6 lurlOngs
Sev1e'• Jot IPlr>cav1
!>ofllv Seid ISOll\)
T1ie1 Dve 1 Black t
T1m11 110
SOO HO 280
1480 620
• 00
AISo ra11 Se11t1meniel Song, Klllv'• E ~tr-t
where, Seroou' Gel HOI Sltllt 8 1oormBerrv
A11>ac.ca1>1hlv Alv<ler'' Quffn l ady A.ut>rtv
Su<l<ltl' AHelr
Scretcht<I R~I Not•on Ton• To Innocence
T Olllni L•dv, WOf<I Me<lleY
P'll'TH llACE, 6 lurtong'
G1noer Ftnl'I I 11e1en1U11e1
Nila s Jewel l811Cl<J
Ovttn 01me111110 (P1ncev1
Time I 09 4 S C
Also ran Oroen1a1 CnemP Prettv S1a11,
Tem~rament Meone1tc Oar>eer Pr>Ot ()!
w 1nov Pr;nceu Leri< Pr .ncen '>•I Fr11ndlv
LH<llr B Magic
:.cre1eriao Utl•w•rt oeng"I RltzY Chick.
Raoer Dawn. My Louie
S5 EXACT A lf·3) oato st90 SO
SIXTH RACE. 6 turton1n
8110xl Bluel (Vaten1ue111
Juli Bot>t>v <ShOlmek~I
IC.t Min""' IPlncevl
u o 300 260
HO 340 soo
Tlmt I 1091 S
Also "" !xulllrent Fffflllll, Price Con11c1
Game. LOtCI Pttumch.c'"· Promonno Vt•llnO
Cl'ltu Set, Me Ancl Tl>t Drummer ~ovet R1noer
Scre1Cl'le<I Fir\! HOllOIV
SEVENTI4 RACE. One m111
C:..er1utne JOhn (Veten1uete l
AlltJ AtleJ ( P1t11rson1
Slrlakl (Oovlllel)
Time IJS 415
460 370 790
14'0 1'20
600
Also ran TV OU, Pe;ltr Oe11011t, Ttlt Grtet
Sf!•r1< Soece Shem, SUC1< AOYtle
Scrttcnt<I C0tre P11sano Bug1r11n Lo<d
'<l!lso11 Do<! B Blue Goroon·, Commend
E•gl'ltv Bttow Zero
U EXACTA IS-21 Pttd $23l00
n "ICK SIX 16-I-11·4·8· SI oe •<I 17 .... 00 to74
w1nn1no HCkfl• '''" "°"'"' 17 Pie~ SI• coni.ot• lion P••<I '11 80 10 S,563 winning lltktt\ (llvt
no••H I
EIGHTH RACE. I I 16 m11n ~ turf
Our Swttl Shem !Solo) 1160 7 60 • .O
Mille El Une IVe1enzu.1e1 7 10 3 80
TV Atsl<luel (Toro) 3 ?O
Tlmt I 43 I. S
Also ran OhS11wsann1, Proolge l Proteoe ~e111n011ng, Trans Gooo, HOOlful Ge l Ortmetlc Elegance. Choco1a1e Swiss
Scre tcneo Fine Ku<lo'
NINTH RACE. I 1116 mlln
C>laluwon IOelanoussavel Trus T Oenus <Toro)
E1efartl t (McH1rgutl
Time 1 42
J80 780 7.0
6.0 480
2 '°
Also ran Sor Sier Beoou1n Tio Nino Quiet
L•H
Scratcnt<I ~r S.u10n Sano Beno Beno
Fo•e0gn L10lon
S5 EXACTA 18·11 1111<1 '62 50
$2 LATE DOUBLE f4·81 oa10 '30 .0
S1 CONSOLATION LATE DOUBLE u I oe.a '13.20
Autnoenct 76 SOI
Mutuet Han<ltl U,J77 ,)24
Quarterhorse entries
HolVWOOd Perk
TONIGHTS E NTRIES
ltftl of S3·dlY IWl~M tnff11ng)
P'lnt POlf' S:JO
l'lllST RACE. 400 varos Pur•e n 600
Maleltn lwo veer old• Clalmlng Price S6,750
No Mort !>ecr111~ Me¥ Ramlllt
T1oer11ces An Elu\ive Dream
WOOO\tOC~ WrenQll'" OllH•I AnnivtrHrv
Ha"v Fe&ture FrUl-t Oienn
Sam' Buckv Wul Denet
SECOND RACE 350 var<ll PurlJ ~.000 Tnret vtar 010 111119' (111m1ng Price S16'.000
Posltlv~lv Sml\h•no 8v110nt'
Sweeter T nan P e Htmotn Gen•e
Hello P1nkv SOltng Al>Ollo
Rtoelllous Cn••t A.Pe>enlone•o
THIRD RACE 400 •MOS Purw U 800
Me•Otn 1nrM vee• 0111,
T e11wlna D••·d
Soul L1gn1
Oorstll
Llm1I Atilt
(ontrar.en
FIV Ou•no
Out OeetPI
l'OUttTH RACE. JSO vard\ Purw '2,600
Tllrtt Y••· Old t1"1" c 8 m1rtg Prtc• M.000
JoMvl Ou•O Cll>e O!lo woman Sl'IOw
Ertcke E11100 Mlrrt Que,1
F11turt Starltt Gooet'"' Jov
Cet>er,,.t Atom\ OrHm Girt
MVlllrlout Proe>llKY Stamellon MIOnlolll ""TH llACI 350 vtrdl PurMt $3,200
Miiden two yH r Old\ Ctelml"ll Prlu $20,000
Mr Malter Anoet Six Soenc•
8fld0uln THrs Sell On e .. 11r
~udden Effon Tlfe Oitt m S.Oll'll
tcnlt>Ont Fotkt lncrtdl~ 01111
Smooth Comoanv 8adulno• M1011no
"'"o Ellgft>'-Sunoevl Cllamolon
SIXTH RACE. 350 veros Purse M.000 Tl'll'H
veer olos Clalmlng Price. • 16,000
Aneao Qi Tiie Gem•
Anetole
rM Doctoroie
Jels 8edulno Again
Doc Sork\
Cooo N F amou'
Aoollo' CrMd
SEl/f!:NTH RACE. 400 veros Pur\I '2 600
Mel<len two veer oldi Ctalmino Price U .1SO
Believing Cousin Oon.t
KtilVJ lrllll Avilla
A lure Buv Ml<1nlg11t Magnett
Serewek Wings Lovin Ur.cit AofO
Blazln Baov Blitz Grevettv Mnoow Also Ellglbfa -Angie WrlgM
EIGHTH RACE. JSO vtr<ll Pur" 0 .300
Fiiiies eno Maril lhrM v••rs oto '"° uo Clalmlno Prk:e SS 000
lemHt Dev
HIY To Hulllt
llotare Jet
$nlrl1 AfQutsl
Whl\e>er •nil T &II\
Roll 0 I ong
Mal EHv 1\tt
E H V NullOtll
NINTH RACE. l50 uros Pur.a u 800
Tl'lrM v11r Olen eno uo c111m1"1l Price Sl1..SOO
Mertlal ""' Juen E soaclel ~ CH Gft BU9 Remotln ArOuncl
Rta EMf't1Y Hemotns Jet
l..•lrneloc>Jt
TINTH llAC• lSO v.rdt Purst U .600
TllrM YM r olCI liHlti Cillmlng Prk• M.000 wu TM Ooo Woul4 ' FOOi You
ltut>v Go Crlttv CrMll
Marv Sell S•own Hooi TtPOtr
Ro<kY F11r ~1mo1v St•lllllflno
Petitt Boutique •
Our Sweet Sham posts wl n
DH MAR (i\P) -Jockc> San-
tiago Sotn brought Our wt'ct 4iham
into lhc lc:id out of the g<tte and held
on to win lhe ~n < lemenlc Stakes b y a neck 4iaturda)' at l>cl Mar
Mallt f:I Une. ridden by Pat
Valen1ut'la. fint\hed ~ond, 4 11>
kngth' in front ofT V Rc~1dual with
fernando loro in the \addle, 1n the I
1/16-milc turf mcc for '·ye&r-old
filhe'I
Can;1na I 14 pound ... Our weet
Sham ran the I I/ 16 mile\ 1n I 4'3 I /S
10 defeat runt' n val and win S33.4SO
Sent ofl the third cho1ct b) 26 • .S08
fan,, Our Ciwcct Sham paid S 12 60.
S7 60 and $4 40 Mille Ft lJnc paid
S 7 20ond S1 80. while T V Rt'\1duol
rttumed S l 20 to \how
nur ~~t"el Sham g.111nc.'d nn early
advani.age, Opened 11 up approaching
1he stretch and fought ofT Mille Ft
tJne. carry1n8 I 15 poundc.
1 V R esidual. carrying I I 5
pounds. fimcihcd ~trongly to take
third.
Valen1uela, B , ro\je five w1nrtcn
Saturday Bcvrophyl in the fir t raCf.
N an1ve Pn \ 1n the !ittond. (11nacr
Auh m the fiOh, 81lox1 Blue\ 1n tht'
'ilXth, and Genuine John 1n the
cocventh.
The record for mo t v1ctone' an a
1inglc prognm at Del Mar 1s '1:ir; set b>
81H Shoemaker in 1954 and equalled
twlcc by Laffit Pincay Jr and onrt h)
Rudy R osalc'i
Valenluela·, vAn~ 1nc~~J h1~
~a50n-lead1na 1ou1I for •he O'll'<'tsna
10 16. stx m ore than Gal') Stevcnc,
8 FlowBf' c;,..111 (~YI ll6
t Art's fitrMOIC"IOI' (Vettn,""91 I"
l"tCINI 12· ll *onct In 0004 eflof't, c.a"
ore°"''' from maldttt ranks !OMv. llOSll'I
CANTIN A ,, l) McC.•ftf/111 eboefd el'ld ... mav
netp, t)fflen lavorlle i.st Ill di.II tffort; M M
,..0Sfl1C1'<* t• II Lost ell <Ilana e t lllt •••rt
while well oectstd. bBWlfl LOHOSHOT vt:•r-
MElll K(RI
SIVI NTH "llACIE. 61.'a funonts. Pur-.
121.000 Flllle• end mern ll'lrat .,,...rs old and UP.
AllOWI"" I Olrendld• 1v11enr~) 111
2 TrOPlc•I Holld•Y (Mc:H••oue) II)
l Aelmel !S11e) 116
• svmt>otletllv K estenonl 113 S Min S11nf0<d (Toro> 111
• PotlYl Lil Ruat CSllCkl • 109
7 Orte m At>Out You ($n0emalltrl 116 • "'°'' PrestlglOU\ (Ptnc.ev) II• 9 krMn OQOf (()tlveresl 118
10 Sir's Ntw HOOi (o.llnov• ... veJ 111
11 Miiiers \11tfon1rv ILIPl\lml 116
()ltlAM AtoVT YOV 11•1) SllOe tlt1 !his fttlv
watt whl IOVI '"'' Oii ,.,.., rr.O., TllW'ICAL HOLIDAY (8· 11 Wenil<I no Cieri of turf or
01s11nc1 oast uw:lntlno •rid COUid 111'0,.. "'-
uoMtter of the dev, l"Ol.I. YS LIL lllASC:AL Ci· II s.ldOm • 000' effof't. must t>a reckoned wllll
LONGSHOT SIR'S NEW HOPE.
•tGKTH llACE. I 1116 mllft Punt 12),000
TllrM '°"' Old• end uP AJIOwenG• I Plentv Consc;lous !P1ncevl 116
1 ltovel Olvmo•• (Crull "' l Full Qi Ster• ISttvtnll 111
4 E xctuslva C1P1Cla I Sleek I J" 111
S Mlllltrd (Da nt) 11'
6 Le Cid CPt0ro111 116
1 Rooer-to RH.son 1MCCerron) 116
8 Wer 0.01 (OefallOUUlvtl \ 16
9 Oenell Rloge IS11tl 118
10 Au Son Mlrcne ((>rteoe) 110
WAil D•BT (S-1) lmc)resstve wlnntt at 1118
111111 dlstence lest. l>ltnlv of oaca lo run et tOdlv,
lhl1 runtl4tf' 008\ r>OI nit<! 1ne teed , P'ULL OP'
ST AllS 1•· II Bllnfttn ott 1ooav encl t>aca on Ille
dirt, In with taller, •II •vsleml llO. I XCLUSNI
CAl"AD• 16· II In wltn 110111 walo111 and flilwes
tor 1 1Nre whh loo etfort LONGSHOT
PLENTY CONSCIOUS J
NINTH AACI!. I l 16 mlMtl Purse· $1),000
Fiiiies e ncl mares 1nrM veers old ancl uP
Cle/ming Price '16,00CH 14,000
I LIMenrw CSolll> 116
2 Not A Strew (Steven\ I t 16
3 lnlentlonel IOoullllsl l 1'
4 Soe<!dl"ll 1911•) 110
S Mlncl St0tm (Pldro11I 116
6 9olc:I Wev (Clll*"O$) al09
1 Tna P•ntrv (Md:erronl 120
8 French Ster (Si.c>,) J' 11)
9 DaMrt Dew (IC.""'4) 11'
10 P1re1t's StrenaOI (McH1r11vt) 120
11 Fotk's Vlc:torv (Ollveresl 11•
MINO S'ToaM '4· ll SOMO to dear thll llunCtl eno wlrn ffSV l"laif mile wlA t>a nard to denv
NOT A STllAW (5·1> OOln .,,~t for nnete stc:ono cl'\Olea conslsttnl es env ancl Stevens •
definite Dlul. P'OU<'S VlCT09lV 16· 11 Hune IH I
ICl<ls tlllnkerl end flilurn to lmorove slronv foe
LONGSHOT DESERT DEW 91ST .Bl£T WAit OEST Clll'I ~a«J
l"RICE "LAY TROPICAL HOLIDAY (711'1
Aecel x-.o.nc>IH BOC)f'tnlla tOCl<W
Holly-park . ~. ~ racing
results
SATURDAY'S lll$Ul..TS
""' .. Sl·nilflt _.,...,,_... .._..,., l'lllST RACI . lSO veroi
Tna 8"1 Wev <Cr11w1
M."IBS MMrtorv <Flor n I
Suoe<natur•lle<lv (Srooll•l
Time le 61
11 tO 7 IO HO
1IO uo
660
Also ran Mri Brlsooe, Normedat. WO<lhv
Woman Oewrl Fen Ot nclf GIOlre De Ge v,.
lnsolrlllons, Kle>tvl Klsltl n IXACTA (3-t) oald '71 20
SECOND ll~CE. 350 Ytr<l1
MY Otcl Gel ltld\ (8r00k')
Perr Nona• Ster (~le<I
Slier• Tiit O<u m ICerdo111
TlrN 1170
-680 HO JIO
,, 60 ,, '° s 10
U I XACT A ( S·O 1111<1 '311 00
THMID llACE. 350 vtr<ll
T e nners St.Ill Sinn (Hun!>
Truck.Ing Bug (E<lwerosl
Ml1 Chic !Ltwll l
Time le 41
9S 60 42 60 20 60
l6 00 1340
6 40
n IEXACTA 110 ,, Pelo M.96540
P:OUllTH llACE. 3SO veros
Loltv Eegte (H Garclel
Stal T Skip ICer<loza)
Min Jeck.I" oo11 (Wero>
Tlmt 18 JI
l'IP'TH RAC•. 3~ vardi
Min Vlcrorv Song IPeunnel
Herr1111 Go (Crugert
Potvorln (CarOOia)
Timt 114'
S40 HO 3.0
SiO 400
810
IOt 70 l~ 00 12 00
9.0 H O ao
Also ren Fllno OI Fastilon Mv K1noa Pie
Atilt Tu, Snnal>Otl 8root.t1M S1tvle Nteft.er n aXACTA (J·S) P•l<I S6Y 00
SIXTH lllACE. JSO vard\
Bt.,,on<I Tredllton ICrHQlfl
Hot Foot Floon IPurcelll
Outtete !>unrlsa <T••Hurel
T•me II SO
2HO 1060 680
4 IO l60 • 20
Atso ren Hevll)Olhte•t Siii\ No l t<IV MSM
M>kl Mk F11nt1v Arrooen• PltHtn Nulll•dO Penclo
U EXACTA 110 91 i:>t>d '7110
SEVINTK fltACE 3~ verO\
AOOllO JoM H Gerc1e> 3 to l20 l.O soo •80 .. o Hav Ari Okie !Treuur11
Oii Jonnv Run I~ er
Time 1110
Also ••n !(fl' Aun Somt WOO<lllOCk Well\
Call M.e VOIGlnic.. Gu To The Limits, Eesv
lr>cllnallCWITwo Hfllll Grev·•v Jet Sl'lulllf
12 IXACTA ••·41 oaoa S7t.0
lllOHTH RACE. 400 ve•<ll
C:..Ol<I CoH I Exe>rtu <Caroora
Corooele SU9 <Cruger)
StrHlr.ln Dul'\ IFIOrtsl Time ?O 11
120 l70 JOO ao ao •to
Al\O ren Slick\ An StOflf\ POllsn.d Prtot
Im& Mtrrl<IOC Ee w Gr•nt ~v~y Chell N
EHv
S1 IXACTA 12-ll Pal<I P•OO
NINTH RACE. "Cl var<ls
Ouslo.lt Eff0tl lleckev)
Rtbs Grev Poflcv (Caroozet
Blmvs Sull Sers <E Garc111
rime tt 29
no u o 260
440 260
160
Also ren Pi.soorter, Quelll, Cleu To Pen
Smo-1n lnvHtmant, Ooc10t Penum. Primer ..
Pu<l>OM• GOQdv Fol Sl>Otl
U EXACTA 11·3) Pt lcl 126 .0
S1 "ICK SIX 14·) 10·6·7-11 oaCo S7414.0 to
10 .., nn1no t1c1t.e1, lttve "°'"'' Cerrvo•f' 0000 143 Sl9 ..
TENTH llACI! S~ Vtrdl t •v Suoenl<lt\ !Melerl
Ce 1 Tne RalM (S•oollt)
Clitotll E11t~ Jtt l(t~l
Tme17 80
SI'° 18 00 11.0
)40 lOO
• 40
Al\O ren Gone J~nson, VII Lou Mv Unclt
J•lo.• Deno.rout o.tlt A Lllll• 1.111.f Rte> Wtlll On A. Ir. Sir ew Jt llln
U IXACTA (10 II Ptld '3SUO
•LIVINTH llACI. 870 varos
Cner111r Vlcto-v IH Gercle) IS 00 ~.111<1 Ot Lon (Paullntl
PoOcv UnlltMtd ( HUl'll I
Tl"" ., '° Also r1n Huml)Olt\ RIQl.Je$1, Victor Vic
IOflOl.ll ~'°"' Set) Anolnttd ()ne, ltlundlf N ltun n IXACTA 17 •> oeld u•oo
A11ano1nce 10.ss1
Muluel H•ndle s 1.40t,112
Hambletontan to
Nuclear Kosmos
EA T RUTHERFORD.N J. (AP)
-Four-tame world dnvmg cham
p1oft Ulf fhorc~n used a pair of
ma\tCrful dnve~ to &u1dc Nuclear
Ko,mos to a stnuatn heats victorv ~aturday in the 61 st Hambleto n11n I\
the Meadowlands
Nuclea.r Kosmos captured the Stt·
o nd d1v1s1on of the first heAt and then
wrapped up the middle Jewel ol
trott1na·~ Tnple Crown by cd11n1
first·<hv1S1on Winner Royal Pmuat
10 the ~nd heat by a neck, wtth the
filly Bntehte Lobell. B half lcnath
fanher back
The 3-ycar-so n of pccdy Somolla
trotted the male 1n 1.56 l/S in wtnn1n1
for the" fif\h time 1n eight stans th1\
)t'at Tht' New Je"' v colt rctumt'd
SQ, S,60 and $1 10
-Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 3, 1988
Broadway's flagship due in South Coast Plaza .. .
Interior format of specialty boutiques
exemplifies chain's plans for the future
By JIM HATHCOCK
Deir .... e., .. , • .-.. ..
Competiuon for Orange County's
expandmg retail market will sharpen
Nov. I, when the Nuhahn Construc-
tion Co. fin ashes The Broadway's new
208.000-square-foot flaphip store at
South Coast Plaza.
Designed ..by A.r.c.hi1ecls Pac.lfica..
Ltd.. of Newpoyt Beach. and de-
veloped by C J. Segerstrom and Sons
of Costa Mesa, the store wall employ
more than 500 and will represent The
Broadway Sou them Cal1fom1a's 43rd
location.
Obv1o~sl11 with The Broadway, it has
a greater draw." he said.
And Hecht is not afraid of the
competition.
"We will compete with all of the
other retailer..s in South Coast Plaza
for a portion of their market (and) will
have a product mix that will be
reflective of th~ customers. io the
area," he said.
Shoppers will instantly spot the
new design of Lhe South Coast Plaza
store at the comer of Sunflower
A venue and Bear Street 1 n Costa
Mesa. Its interior as centered by a
three-story -escalator well with a
barrel-vaulted skylight, peach-col-
ored columns and white neon tnm
which highlights the scissor-forma-
tion escalators.
Whale management expects some
transfer of busmess from other
outlets, Michael Hecht, chief ex-
ecutive officer of the group, expects a
substantial overall mcrease in vol-
ume and market share. He predicts
the new store will generate in excess of
$40 mil hon an sales dunng its first full
year of operatipn. eclipsing the first -
year performance of any other lo-
Each floor is se<:tioned into defini-
tive departments separated by glass
displays and "doors which ·create
boutiques inside the store. Hecht said
the new location exemphfies The
Broadway's plans for the future. New
specialty shops, innovative ac-
t1vewear lines and an updated blend
of classic and contemporary moufs
will set the flagship store apart from
the traditional Broadway image.
When Broadway South Cout .-iaza open• on Nov. l, lt will be by Archlteeta Pacifica of Newport Beach, It hu ezp9Dded
the chain'• lar1e.t •tore with 208,000 eqaare feet. ne.11ned departmenta, wider al•le. and eaaier acceu to merchand.lae.
cataon. ..
"South Coast Plaza 1s Lhe single
most important shopping center an all
ofCahfomaa. Unto itself, It has a great
draw with or without The Broadway
When lunch or dinner time arrives,
shoP.pers can stop at The Cafe
California restaurant on the third
floor. Its black-and-white art deco
style with accents of peach and plenty
of natural light wtll create a classic
dining setting, said Hecht.
Michael Hecht
"The hallmarks of the store wall be
our misses' accessories complex.
handbags, hosiery. Jewelry, men's
and misses' sportswear departments
and our home entertainment depart-
ment," he explained.
Reebok will introduce a new line of
men's and women's active apparel for
the first time in Southern Cahforn1a
an a 1,6()().square-foot shop. It will
d1spla} workout clothes. spectator
apparel, sports accessones and 150
styles of athletic shoes.
Exclusive shops are also planned
for Peninsula. Espnt for Kids.
Moustachr,-Tommy-H1tfigcr, L.atmr
Ashley (domestics) and Laurel Birch.
Better s~rtswcar and updated classi-
cs by Liz Claiborne. Ellen Tracy,
Perry Elhs. Calvan Klei n and Adrien-
ne V1ttadin1 will funher emphasize
The Broadwa} 's new flair. said
Hecht
Skincare and grooming centers will
incorporate a Sh1she1do high-tech.
head-to-toe treatment salon for
women and a personal care center for
men 1n the Ralph Lauren Polo salon
"We're also trying something new
with a second-floor cafe for shoppers
on the go. A mini-market offering a
tempting array of gourmet take-out
foods will be fini'lhed next to the
cafe," Hecht said, including a choc-
olate bar where aficionados can bu} a
plate ofdappablesand submerge them
in three types of chocolate.
Natural hltht1ng from skylights and
windows w1fl enhance tones of peach.
beige and mauv~ which typify The
Broadwa} 's floor plan. Textured
bird's eye marble. African mahogany
and ash complement ~he rose, beige
cmd ·apncot tones of the.. lt.ahan
marble noonng.
The boutique concept preve nts
shoppers from being overwhelmed by
the store's size and Collete Ventrone.
vice president of store planning. said
the fac1ht)' has been designed with
shallow departments and wider aisles
10 make merchandise more ac-
cessible
The com pan}·., new store will
conunue The Broadwa) 's new d1rcc-
uon 1n sales philosophy and Hecht
ORANGE COAST STOCKS
Here are the stock market activities of publicly traded
Orange County firms for the week ended Friday, Aug. 1.
Data provided 'by Newport Securities Corp. .
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said management now hires sales
associates who want to work on
comm1ss1on instead of an hourly
wage
"We have always looked for outgo-
ing. h11thl y motivated people. But we
have cframat1c<1lly changed -sn the
last year -the methodology br,
which we work with our salespeople. ·
he said. "All ofour sales staff in South
Coast Plaza will be paid on a
commission basis. I think it attracts a
higher quality of sales associate
"Carter Hawley Hale. which is our
parent organizauon. has been using
different type of sales snccnuvc
programs for a long time. Neiman-
Marcus is an example. Our corporate
offices spent a great deal of time
studymg this process an one of the
other divisions and determined that
ll would be the best thing for our
customers.
"It increases our cost of sales and
we would hope that 11 will increase
our volume. We ha ve more sales-
people on our floors now than we did
a year ago· and, hopefully. they are
more highly mouvatcd. They are
spending a great dea.l more 11me 1n
training.··
The new store will further 'ltnve to
maximize product1v1ty by using an
energy-management system that in-
creases efficiency by more than I 0
Kenda11 McGaw
inf user system
helps hospitals
Administration of medicine
costs less with n ew devices
By nM HATHCOCK
o..., ,_... Corr11p 1ndel•t
Kendall McC1av. Laboratones. Inc., LS helping
ho.,p1tals and pharmarn~<i reduce their operating co~l'>
v.1th m Bard Hanard Man i-Infuser S)stem and .\dd-.\-
V1al transfer device which v.ere de\cloped at the
com pan ~ 's In me location
The m1n1-1nfuser S)Stem allO'-"S hospitals to adman1<,-
ter medlcatton more cost-effecu \ 'I) and replaces g.ra~ 1t~ -
feed piggyback systems with <iynnge pump accurac) an~
inexpensive components Kendall-McGaw estimate'>
domestic market for the man1-1 nfuscr S) stem at$ 7 m1ll1on
annualh.
Kendall McCra"' spokesman John (. Sturgc<;s sa1t.I a
100-bed hMp1tal could sa\ e up to SI 00.000 per )Car an
cow; b\ sw1tch1ng to the m1n1-1nluser S)Stcm because of
the ne~ standard 11 sets for 1nt<'rm11tent intra,enous I V
infusion thcrap)'.
percent.
Developed b) The Broadway and
Synerg} Consultants of Thousand
Oaks. the system controls and
monitors energy consumption an 23
locauons from The Broadway's Los
Angeles-based service center. The
S}'Stcm snclude'I 70 control points for
the new store Hecht said
The system will save more than
20.000 kil owatt hours per month 1n a
store the s1zt of the new B~adway.
enougJl to operate 40 average house-
holds an Southern Cahfom1a.
Founded an 1896. The Broadway 1s
the largest di\ 1s1on of Caner Hawley
Hale and has increased its saJes by
• 80 percent dunng the last 10 years
Richard Meelsa 'ice president of sales and market·
ang al Kendall McGa'-' said the system's S)nnge pumps
pro' 1dc ma"<1mum control o\Cr drug dosage and
adm1n1strat1on rate Because drop-rate calculauons and
adJu~tmcnts don't have to be made. the system also 53\e!.
nur<,ing time. he said
Bard Harvard Minl-lnfumer Sy•tem i• de-
algned with ayringe pump accuracy .
l O'-"·volume m1crobore extension .sets ar<· alc,o
olTcred h) the compan\ to man1m11e the amount 0Hlu1d
necessar) 10 pnme 1hc lubing. The system's dispensing
pump uses solid state m1crn-clectron1cs to meet the t1me-
and labor-sa" ang demands associated with liq uid med1-
cat1on d1spen'iang and S}'nnge filhng 1n pharmacies.
.\dd·A-V 1al has been de' eloped as a new bsnaf)
transfer de' ice to connect wtth p;t 20mm single-dose
drug vials and ehm1nate'i I. V Cl rug waste sn hospital
pharmacies C9mb1ncd with the com pan)' 's partial
add1t1 vc bag. thf manufacturer claim!> that its b1naf)
conncc1or 1s the most efficient I V drug add1t1ve syst<'m
on the market today.
"A.dd-A-Vialnelps reduce phatmac' adm1~1ng ume
and 11 s1gn1ftcantly decrca.<ies wastl'd dosages." said Kevan
Wh1tel). product manager
The device reduces the need to maintain du.ii
In' en tones of drugs and pan1al fills
".\dd-.\-\ 1al and thl· I \. drug ma .. be pre-assembled
1n ad,ancc if adminmrat1on and ~imply adnmced as
needed " Wh1tel~ said t-..cndall Mc(1aw csum;nes the
po1en11al market for .\dd-.\-Vial at roughh S 180 m1lhon
per \Car and '-'ould r<'<iul1 1n a "a'>IC chminat1on of I 0 to
15 perlcnt 1n adm1\sng
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·pa-eontologist
gives makeover
to stegosaurus
Amateur concludes
dinosaur had one
row of armor plate8"
LO ANGELES (A P) -An
amateur palt>ontolog1st' conclusion
that the ~tcgosaurus had one row of
armor plates protrudina from its back
rather than two 1s shaking up sci-
ence\ 1rad111onal concept of the
armor-plated dino~ur.
tephen ( 1crl..as. who spent two
H 'Jr\ 1n pursuit of a true picture of the
d1no~ur that died out 65 m1lhon
H'ar~ ago. revealed his new
\tegosaurus model at the Los A.ngeles
Count> Museum of Natural History
"lk\rnn\lnced us all that we were
"rung." ~1d Roben T Bakker,
JdJunl'l l'urator in paleontology at thr
I nl\l'f\lt} of Colorado MuS(um and
u 'tudcnt of 1he animal "Paleon-
tolog~ "a ticld whc:rc you don't need
.i Jol toratc 10 make a c;plash "
r hl' \tq:osaurus has been
p1otrJ\l'd \IOle the turn of the
lcntun -1n bQth chlldren 'i> tO)sand
.,.·hulJ1 h 1ernn\truc-t1on\ -a~ a
"lUJt tanl..-111..l' creature up to 20 feet
l1rng "1th .1 'mall head and a hcav>
\flll..l'd 1all Down 1ts back. in keeping
"llh dc'>l'flJltOns published b} f'IJll'ontololi(l\l <harks (,1lmore 1n
141 4 ran l\lo o ru"sot llat bon\ plates
< 1crkas. an artist, concluded the
old model was wrong while studytna
foss1liied skeletons 1n preparation for
shaping a hfe-s1ie sculpture for 11\e
\ahfom1a Academy orSc1ence 1n San
Frllnc1sco.
He found that 17 of thr bony plates
-the most ever recovered with a
fossilized skeleton -lit perfectly
do"'n the beast's bacl..bone
The animals likely used the pla1es
to r~111at~ 1he1r body-temperature by
turning so the plates faced the sun
'o1.hCr1 thc> \I.ere cold and turning 1he
01hcr "'a} "'hl'n the) got hot. Czerlas
!>aid
Bakker agreed that the plates could
have served a~ solar panels. but
belll'Ye'i their primar) function was
dcfcn'IC
In kcep1ng w11h current theories on
othl·r d1nmaur'\, the tail on C.~crkas'
~tcgosaurus modd 1s thinner and held
h12hcr than 1n old-fashioned pictures.
(Leri.a' dcft'nded the lumbenng
t reatun.:s trom the age-old slandcr
th.at 1hc) "ere '>Omcho"' infcnor to
other an1mJI'> t'lcl·ause the) had !.mall
hra1n'>
"\.\ hatcq•r hra1n size they had.
thn an: !>till the most successful land
H'rll'hratl' thl\ Lanh C\er had." he
... lid "The\ \Ur\ I\ cd O\.Cr 200
mdl1 on \l'ar's rhn mu~t h3\.C hecn
tlt>1ng \Uml'th1ng right"
\
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The 1tecoeauru1 may be &ettlng a whole new look becaue of
the lateet-theory of amateur paleontolotlat StephenCaerlr.u.
The bottom pain~ deplcta the old look with two ro ... of
platee on the reptile •back, while the top model preaenta the
new look with a 1lngle row of plat.ea.
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Explorels sink
their teeth into
rare bat caves
Longest n ssure cave
known to man ts host
to six species ~f bat
BAT ('AVE. N.C. (AP) The
main opening to Bat Cave soars 80
fee t above the panting v1s1tors who
have hiked a mile up a steep Blue
Ridge Mountain trail to see the
longest fissure cave known in the
world.
Cold air dnpping with mo1stur~
pours out of the cave, which narrowly
escaped becoming a tourist attraction
dunng Batman's heyday but which
1oda) 1s a nature preserve housing
rare bats.
"This opening 1s called the ca-
thedral. not )USt because of its shape
but because 11 has a way of command-
ing respect." said Fred Annand of the
Chapel H.111-bascd Nature Con-
<cn anq. which lea~d the propeny
to protect It from marauding
trespassers. "Look at those boulders
stuck in the cracks 80 feet above us.
By no means has this mountain
stopped moving."
Wuh more than a mile 1n total
length, Bat Cave is the largest known
fissure cave in the world. Fissure
caves arc formed by rock splits,
boulder movements and other mo-
tions of the ea nh. while most otner
ra"es -including the long. well-
known ca\ cs "•th stalagmites -are
formed "hen groundwater dissolves
tlwm nut
.... "We staned in lhe early '70s and we
had no idea what we were feuan.a
rnto." said Dr. Cato Holler. a 4 -year-
old dentist 1n Old Fort who helped
'iurvc) the ca\C "We found the ave
'i) )lem itself is hkc a thrce-
d1mcns1onal maze. with passqes
)uperimposed on passages. It's sot
pits. a 70-foot drop. a 9()..foot drop."
No b3ts were evident on the recent
tukc up to the cave because they only
come out at night But the cave does
shelter several hundred bats from six
species. 1nclud1ng the endai:igercd
Indiana bat, said Bob Cumc. an
endangered specie specialist with the
l ' <; Fish and W1ld1tre Service 1n
A~hn 1llc
"\\-e',e got onl\ one ind1v1dual of
the Indiana bat." he said. "It's
cxn11ng, but most of l.hc tune this
species hibernates in large colonies of
thousands. Even though it's neat that
there's one bark 1n Bat Cave, it's not a
h1ghl:r significant population as far as
the lOntinua11on of the species goes."
There are sull ~veral hundred
thousand Indiana bats 1n the country,
mostl) around Indiana and Ken-
tuck). but 1her<· "ere twice as many
~O H'ars ago. he ..aid
The main reason for the1rdechne 1s
that humans go into the caves and
d1sturh them during their winter
h1hcrnauon so that they wake up and
c;tar"e to death. !>aid Currie. For that
reason. the 93-acrc property 1s strictly
oO-llm1ts to the public. and the cave
mclf l!I clo<,ed even to researchers
from Sept. 15 to April 15.
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lilAMe ITAT!mNT doing bullneU u Michael J Br .. ldH kl, (ll)TURBO MAGAZINE E Rlctlard Dorley, Of!IO. MAMI ITAT'l....-r Linda S Fite 17914 Loe doing bu"-•: 0284& ---------
The lollowlr>g peraon1 .,. SA DESIGNERS DE-2290 Col'90e B202, Coate (!>)TURBO PUBLISHING 3304 Marcu1 A.,.. Newp6rt The followlng persona ata ' WOLFSBAHN MOTOR· JamM Allen Prtoa. 21881 fJClTTIOUI .......
doing bullnMI U LIVERY 6892 Morning Tide Meea. Callt 92827 INC . 9582 Hamllton Ave .. Beech, Calif 926&3 doing bull,_. u : . ~~~?~27~~unt>ln Vi lley, SPORT, 111832 Gothwd St. 8rookllur1t #291, Hunt-MAim aTATDmN'T
WESTERN AUTO LEAS· Or . Hu~tlngton 8-ch, Cellf Thl1 bu11neH I• co11-Huntington Beech. Calfl. Ann 8ahr1nl, 3304 Matcua (a)THE OUTTERMEN Me1v1e J Fite 17914 Loe Unit N. Huntington Beectl. lngton e..cn. Calff 9284& The follOwlng l*'90M .,.
ING. ~ 10 MICArthur 8 928-48 due1ed by .,, Individual • 926'6 Alie . Newpor1 Be8cll. Calif lbtTHE GUTTERMAN, 2590 PHOI , F~unlaln Valley, Calif 028-47 lhla bu•ln .. a •• con-doing bu"'-•:
Sia J SMta An•, Calli SI-A. C< .. th 6892 MlcnHI J BraaldMkl Mag· Te e Product1on1 92663 Or111Q8 Ave l)l'llt G, Coe1a <Allf 92708 Ro«>ert Franltlln s.k, 109 ducted by en lnctMduel (a)IVA VENEZIA UMITEO,
92704 Moring Tide Or . Hunllngton Thia 11a1ament wu filed Inc Camornla C«p 21722 Thie busineu 11 con-M .... Callt 92827 Mel Morlll-a. 5t 1,.... o Columbia St.. Newport Jam. Prloe • Ca61fom1a Urnl1ed Pettner·
Gf9Q M()ellw 1 l Glenn Beech, Callf 92848 wtth the Cou11ty Clertl of Or-Brant• Clrole. Huntington dUC1ed by • corporalfon • .::i~.'.!. T'!!,,.t ·a2~2.· Apl H, Redondo BMch, a.en. Callf t2M3 Thl8 11atemenl -flied lhlp {b)VENEZIA SUL MAAE
trvtne. Calif 92721'.l Thi• bu1lne11 fa eon-tanoe County Ott-July 18, 8each.. C•J/1 92&48 R Dorsey. Preeldent -...-..... u.. . """"'' CAiif 90217 Tf!l• t>ualneea la con-wtth lhe County Clet1I ol Or-A PART ME NT s . u 552
Thll ~•lnea• I• con-ducted by· an lncttvldual 1988 Thia bu1lne11 11 eon-Thfe 1teltment wu nled Meu. Calif 92827 Oeofge E Reed & Mary duc1ed by .,, lndMdual ange County on JUiy t8. MICAtt!M 8/lld., Suite 440.
ducted by an lndlvtdual I Steven A Creath I F114m due1ed by • COfporatlon with the County Clertt of Or-Thi• butln"1 1• con-LOUIN Aeecl, 18128 AEglna. Robert F. S19k t986 tMne. Calif 92715
Oreg Moeli.r Thl1 11atamenl wu flied Pubfllhed Or•noe Cout Kipp E Kington. Prelkleot 1nge County on July 8, 1988 dUCled by Tan lndhildual Torrinee, Calll 90502 Thia atatement wu flted l"S~ Oe\lfd K Lamb, 18562
Thia llatament •II flied wtlll the County Clet'I< ol Or· D•Oy Pllol July 20 27. Thia ate1emen1 wu llled "11-LOUii H -ou• Thi• 1>u1lne11 11 con-wtth Ille County Clerlc of Or· Pvblltt>ed Or111Q8 Coeat Mec:Arthur Blvd .. Suite 440.
'"1th the County Clertc of Or-ll1Q8 County on July 18, Augu11 3 tO 1988 with the County Clerk of Or· Put>llahed Orllllge Cout Thia stll9"Jr1t WU nled due1ed by· 1 f19t*al p8rt-ll1Q8 County on July 8, 1988 Delly Piiot July 20, 27. 1rv1ne. Calif. 92715
ll1Q8 County on JulY 14. 198& ._n $u-J12 jenQe County on July t8 Dally PllOI July t3, 20 27 lwflhtheCountyCler1lof0r-Mfltllp n1-Augult 3, 10, 1Ne John Minar, 19552
t986 ... ,_11 1988 Auou11 3 t998 •noe County on July t. 198a Unct• s Fite Publl9hed Orange COMt Su-320 MKArthur Blvd , Suite 440,
n140a Publlahed Orange Cout Pl8l.IC f«>TICE n1a11 su-274 n111• fhl9 1tatement wu tiled Dally P1101 July 1s. 20 21. 1---------!Nine, Calif 02115
Pvbllltled Oranoe Cout Dally Pllol July 20 27 PubH1hed Or1r>ge Cont ---------Publlthed Or111Q8 Cout wtth Iha County Cler1l of Or-AUQUll 3. ttae Pl8JC f«)TIC£ Mehrdad Ruaektl. 18562 Dally Pllol July 20. 27, Auguat 3 10, 1988 P:ICTITIOUl IU ... 11 Dally Pllol July 20 27 1 Pi&IC f«>TICE Dally PllOt July 13, 20. 27, MQe County on July 7 t988 Su-273 1---------Mac:Arthur Blvd., Suite 440,
Augu1t 3. tO. 1988 I Su-317 NAMI ITATl•NT Augusl 3 10. 1988 · Auguat 3, 1988 ,;11411 "1CTTTIOUa au...i• rrvtne. Caltt. 92715
Su·297 The foll-Owing l*90f'll •1• Su-308 flCmK>Ul IUllNlll Su·281 PublllMd Or•nge Cout PlltllC f«)TIC[ NAMI ITATlmNT All Rut, tM52 MacArthur ---------POOLIC t«>TICE dolng bull,_. u · NAMI ITATIMINT D-•1y Ptao Ju1y 13 20 27 -.... 8~ ... "··1t ~.,, , .... _ ,.. ..... f't.8LIC f«>TICE I MICHELLE CATERINO --D-.. -:: .. IC_____ Tile following persona.,. flta.IC f«>TICE .. 'Nd . . . --------.... follOwtng penona .,. ,.., . -• ....., ............ .__ •.
flCTTTlOUI IU ... U 14~ I R•ttan lrvtne Cam ,~ f«)TICE dOlng bulll'IMI u Augu1t 3, 1 Su.-275 "1CTl'T10UI IUltNlal ~ butlneN u 92i~.~ bu1lne11 '' oon-
f'ICTTTIOUl IU ... 11 NAM( ITAT!MEIT 192714 FICTITIOUI 9Ul*lll PACIFIC OCTOPUS 200 FICTITIOUI .,..... 1---------r:.•~TtmNT INC J~~TE =.To=. ducted b llmlted ..... NA• ITATl....-r The lollOwing pereon1.,. Kim o.ng. 14~1 Ra111n NA• ITATIMENT Newpon c.tl18f Or S 308. NA• ITAn.NT f't.8llC f«)TIC[ dOlng ;;;;;;.:~.,.. pOrt·&Mcil.~ 9~ ltllp y 8 ,,_,ner-
Tlle toltOwlng ~· .,. doing bull,_ .. Irvine C•"f 92714 The follc>wi IOn8 .,. N-port BeaGh, Call! 92680 The lollowlr>g peraona .,. ---------ZIJMA BEACHWEAR. 129 MtCllHf Barone . Call-David K Lamb, Generel OO!Cr>gA~~~o8F:APHICS NOAAIN THONG TAE Thi• bu1lne11 II con dotngbusln.':::' Vlnoent Ven Oen 8rlnk, ldolngbull""811 FICnT'tOUllU ... 11 G StrMt, Balboa. C•lll lornl•. 831 Vlu Bonita, Partner :R · IKW NOO CENTER 2000 1ducted t>y a11 lndtvldu11 FATHER ANO SON TEAM
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273 Promontory Or W . CHANDLER & CHAN-NAm ITATl•NT 9268 ...__.... 9eect1 C 92680 Thia elatement .,.. .. Iliad
8861 BurlerMI Of Hvnt-Pl8Ceotla eo.11 M ... Calif Kim Dang ISPORTl'ISHINO TOUR· Newport Beech Calff 92680 'OLER DESIGN, 3t58 Rec:llllN The tollOwlng J)el'90nl .,. J ~ Aowt.nd. 129 0 .•• Th'l..t>u11ne~ 11:~ con-with Ille County Cllrlt of Or-
lngton BMcn. Calli 92648 92827 Thi• tl•lamenl ..... tlled INAMENT ASSOCIATIO N Thia bulll'IHI .. con-Alie •220, Coat• Mau. dot?i bualneu ... StrMt, Balboa. Calif. 926e1 due1ed by I corporation ~ County on July 21, Laura ..J Planck 888t Nefln Sopnan Thong wllll lheCountyClwll otOr· ltll .,_..,.....,_..._.__Suite ducted by an11'ldMdual C•llf 92828 T LVEST NETWOR"', Bu_._ ...... H ti t 2 7 .,. __ s .... , • ...,.. .,,....... " Mary Jane Yoakum. 4510 Mlcflael Barone. Prell-..... _, .,,.. un 1'10 on 1 02 ,,_ Ide Ln Hu11t-ange County on July 18 170 Corona del Mar Call! V1neen1 Van Oen Brink Beatrice Roeti. 17922 LTD 2192 O\iponl Dr ..
8-:tl Calif 928-48 11ng1on 8-Gf! Callf 92848 1988 92682 Thlt ttalemenl wu nled VIiia P8!1t Rd VIiia Patll, IMne. Cl81f t27 t5 ~::nla Aw .. Non::o. CAiif ~II l18lem«!1 WU flted Publllhed 0r-l"S=
.H/trflY W P181Q 688 t Thie t>u~lneaa 11 con-n14a O•rv w St ........ "-g 114 ,#llh the Count.. Cieri< ol ()<. ,Calli 9,..•7 US Holdl"" "-.• ,.._., -...-8 _._ t o H II t~ ~ di p Or ,..___ ~, _.,... '' ,..,., ... """" ..,..,. Thi• bu1fneu 11 con-wttll the Coun"' Cllrlt of Or· Dally Piiot July 27 Ai·--3 U• ....... , un ng vn dueled n In llldutll I ublllhed •r>ge ......... t coral Ave Balbo« llland ange County on July 21. I Ellzat>eth Chandl..... 18 tomfa, 505 City Park W•t ., . ---· . e..cn. Catlt 928-46 Narln Thong Dally Piiot Jy'le 20. 27, C11111 92682 ' 1988 San Ramon, Irvine, Calif. • ~.,,-::,by; • (19'*•1 part. = County on July 18. tO. 17, 1988 Su--340 d~ t>~u~~~ 1
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Su-323 8~:_ ~.,~· c~ 9~:~·· P\Jt>lllhed Orange"= 92i~1~ 1>u11neu 11 con-=~:: :· .. :~~ ::~ ~":1= wu flied Publllhed Orange"= ~·.t.,:= wu nled ~~ County on Jul'y t4 f't.8LIC NOTICE Thi• 1>u1lnH1 11 con-?t~j'~~8J~ly 27 AUQUll 3 ducted by co-partners ducted by-• limited partner-with the County C*1I of O<· Dally PllOI July 20. 27,
#Ith Ille Coul'lty Clerk 01 Or n 140a ducted t>y a n unln-Beetrlee Roelle enlp ll1Q8 County on July 19, August 3. 10. 1988
Cou J• .... t 1986 I '1CTTT10Ul IU ... ll eorpor11ed •HOCllllOn Su-344 Thll ll•lamenl WU nled Cynlhla K Gr•y. AMt 1988 Su-314 fl'tCTinOUI .._ .. •noe nty on w•r Pub41She<l O<er>ge Cou27t N'~ IT.......... lotl'ler lhen • ....... ner1111p D1m•1c 11111\TICE with the County Clerk of Or-Sec n1011 MA• STAftmWT n1'175 Diiiy Piiot July 20 -,. • "'-" • ..-' I r-nu Cou J ly T 1988 The tol!Owtng per.one are ·PublllheO Orer>ge Cou i "UO"•' '.l 10 198& Thi loll-Owing '*'°"' are Gary w s1 ... 1>erg ---------•r>ge 111y on u • Thia statemenl .,.. .. flied Publllhed Orange Cout Ml.IC NOTICE doing bullne11 u · Dally p1101 July 13 20 27 Su-308 1e1o1ng bullMll u Thia 1111emen1 wu flied FlCTITIOUI 9UIM!ll I F11MN with Ille County Clenl or Or-Dally Pilot July 20, 27, .111 AUQUll a. t98(l MERIDIAN ENOINEER-11#4111 lhe County Clerf{ of Or-I ..... ITATIWNT ~blllhed Orange Coul ange County on July 1, t988 Augutl 3. 10, 198e P:tCnT'tOUI .,..... ·T E O~LLERY CAFE.
Su-265 DllDI JC llll'lflCE tNO 2010-D S Eutwood ange County on July 16 The lollowlng perton1 .,. j'"'•"r ~ ~ 13 20, 27, "1t1• Su--327 MAMI ITA~ 399t·3ff1 Ball Ad . Loe
---------r -"" SI Santa Ana Cellf 92705 1988 dOlng bull,,... u August 3 t9 Publlahed Orange Cout The foMowlng peraona are A=:. ~7~ 14 LA P\lll.IC f«>TICE Gerry Remund 20t0-D S Fl14m LIANE CONNELL BUSI-Su-271 Dally Piiot July tS, 20, 27. ---------doing butlnell u '
flCTTTIOU• 9U ... ll Eutwood SI . Santa An• Publlll'ted Orange Cout NESS SERVICES, 2 1 t ---------Augue1 3. 2988 P\llJC f«)TlC( (1)1VR MEADOWBROOt< Cara, Long Beech, Calf
FlCTTTlOUl IU ... 11 r:!Ai"t!TA'n•NT Calif 92705 1D1tly Piiot Ju~ 20 27, Topu Ave11ue. Ba11>01 f't.8llC f«)TIC[ Su-270 "1CTIT10UI .,._.. LIMITED. A Cll"Ofnle L.Jm.. eo:~ Knll69y, 318 "B" ·
NA• ITATIMINT O! ng l*"IOnl are Donald Lloyd Smith. IAUQU•I 3. tO, \9 8 tel•nd . .C•.111 92682 I •IDllC MnTIC£ MAim ITATUlmNT It• d P •rt n • r 1II1 p Monte Vllta. e<,.,. MeM. Tile followlng pereone Ire doing t>ullneu u 2010-0 S Eutwood SI , Su-309 Liane T COflnell, 2 t 1 P:ICTITIOUI IU ... 11 r-nu ( b) 'tf EA D 0 W 8 R 0 0 K Calif 92937 ~ngci>°~E:s 19782 Hg~:g~~E:SE~~~~~A~ Sc!~~n~ 9~~ios Pl8JC f«>TJCE ~:,,~~c:tt~·;~:e2 Balboa T::.·=r:=:.,. -,-tc-nnou---,-IU-... --.-,-d;:::=~.,.. ~::..~~~~~~Su~:::: ... ~~~".~~~=
MacArthur Bf!ld 2r>d floor TION 21 t l9thSt Newpor1 Eutwood St S.,,t• Ana. Thia bu1lnM1 t1 eon-dOlngbullneat .. · N.,_ITATI_,,., WES TE AN INTER· frvlne.Callf 927t5 .......... w, ...--• ,,_,
lrvtne Calli 927 IS S..COuh. C•s"' 92963207 ...... Callt 92705 fllCTmOUI .,..... ducted by an lndMdu•l GLORIA'S FASHION AC-The lollowtng partonl .,.. l(NATIOHANL co.. 1B18 Via Oevlcl K Lamb. 18552 ~ p.....,._
Am•rlean OfHHIChlng •ne hula, l.,.. This bu11neu 11 con-NA• ITATIMIWT Liane T Coti,,.i1 CE SS 0 RIES. 192 7 3 dOlnQ bu81neaa • oron. ewport H Cll, MKAl'thuf BIVd SUiia ..o. ~ ..,...,_
Sy1tem1, California. 19782 St Newport BMcl\ Calif !dueled by e general pe11. Ttle lollowlng peraon1 we Thia atatemenl wu nled Arcfllleid Ln , Huntington COAST FLORAL DESIGN Celff 92883 lrvtne Calif 92716 ··~• ll•tement WM flied
MacArthur Blvd ' 2nd lloor, ,92&83 neralllp . doir>g bullneU.. wllh Ille County Clerk ot Or-Beaef!. Calif 92848 CENTER. aoo N Tuetln Aw . JoM w Senoll. 116 Via Meh,oeo ,.....h 18552 wttll lhe County Clertl of Or-
lrvtne. Calif 927 t5 Can Moeen. 209 19th St. Can B Damon OPEN PASSAGE. 1930 •noe County on July 2J Olorl• F Barben. 19273 Sult• '· Sanl• Ana, Calif. l(oron, Newport SHOii, M • ange County on July 1•
Tiit• buelneH 11 con-Newport 8Mch Callf 92843 Tlln llatemenl .,.. .. llled Pleoentla Ave . Coate Meal, 1988 ' Arcl'lfleld Ln . Huntington 92705 I Calif. 92"3 1,.:;:,'16:" B~·1f'"• 440· 1988 ~ duc1edby~COfl)Ofallon SLlndaA~1\~9th wtthtlleCountyCllrltofOr· Caltt 92827 n"911Beectl,Callf92848 LflyCowell 8r1gga.18222 7Ml/lt4 Poole,~~ John Minar. 18552 Pvbllttled OrMge eo.t
Thomu A Oeroaaen Jr ,.2t .... ~ ellf 8'9 County on July 18 Larry Rot>ln1on, 3882 Publl8Md 0rllllge Coalt Thia bullneu 11 con-Lilllen Way. Tut11n, Cam 3 r 1~ ........... -f MacArthur Blvd , Suite 4'0, Oa11w -~ -=. 20 27 CN1fman and Prwldeftt " _, 1986 · F•uekner. lrvlna Ca lll Dally Piiot July 27. AUQU9t 3, ducted by an tnctlvtdual 92MO II • vv ... ._. • con· ltVlne Calif ,2715 ., ... ...,. . • ™• t1atament •N nled Thi• Outln•11 11 eon· ,,_,..., ~en 10 17 19ee 01or1a " Barwl Thi. 1>u11nea1 la con· duc1ed by • generel 1*1-All R.zt. 1m 2 MacArthur August 3, 10, 1 •.• _.
with the County Clertc Of Or dvcted by • (19'*111 l*'t· Pvbllafled 0r.,. CoMt T1111 t>ualneH •• con· · Su-3&2 Thi• at11am.n1 ... !Med dUc1ed t>y:.,, lndMduel ~ 8tvd Sulla 440 IMna Clalf _.. • ..,
anoe Covntyon Juty 1, 1tee ,_.,,,P Oalfy Piiot July 20 27 ducted Oy an ln<llvldual wttll the County Cllrlt of Or· Uy Cowell Bttooe John W. 8ctlOCI 92115 · · ---------
n1J1D Linda Andartc>n Auguat 3, 10, '* , . Larry~ l'\ltlJC NO~ lmQe County on July t, 1Me Thie ataterMnl--,flied Thl8 }t•tamant •• Ned Thll ouilnaH 11 con-rt8.JC NOTIC( Pubi~ 0ranoe Coelt T1111 t1e1ernent WM nled Su-313 11111 etat"'*"t .... "led · "11117 wttll 1tie County Clerit of Or-wtth the County Cler'll of Or-duc1ed by· 1 lln'llted l*'IMr• -----------------Oally PllOt July tl 20. 27 wtth t,,. County Clertl of Or· wttll the County Clet1I of Or-'ICT'tnOU9 MllMll Pvb!Wled Orenge Coea1 ange County on July 11, 11'98 County on .My 14. thlP PlCTinOUe .,.. ..
AyOutt 3 1984! = County on July 14, Pl8JC NOTICE = County on .My 14, MAm ITATllll.NT o.My Piiot 'ta 13, 20, 27, 1tM 1MI ",_. 09lltd I( l..amb, o.i..i ~STA,._,
&,.290 19 -·-..,....,....._--II The tollowlng l*'aOnl Wt Augul1 3. 1 ,.,_ n~ ..... ~ n.-,.~ Partner The fo1ow1no pw90n9 ----------.... _ .......... _.__ ~ dOlng~-Su-287 PutM!thed uranoe ..._. .-v-...,._""' ~ Thia -.tatnenl -!Med dOlng ~-f't.8llC f«>TICE Pvtllltned O<ange Coea1 MAMI ITAT'DmNT Publlthed Orange Cout ·SEQUOIA PRODUCTS", --------Delly Pilot .My 20. 27. o.lly Piiot July 20, 27, -"" tM County Clar1I of Or· JACOBS CONSTAUC-
ID•lly P~lot July 20, 27. The lofloo#lng pet..onl -Dally Plk>t July 20, 27, 17592 Oo1"8/d, Huntington Ml.IC NOTICE Aug\111 3, 10, 19.. Augwt s. 10, '* enoe County on July ~ 1 TION a& 11 W•tmlnetar ~nnou• IU ... 11 AIJQllll 3 10, INe doing bualneaa.. Augull 3. 10, 199e e..c11. Callf 92&47 ---------Su-322 &r2M ttM . AY9 •. W•flnlnet•. Callf .
...... l'TATl•Nf Su-302 SUN TAM KENNEL$. A Su-304 CK1r la1 R KnutH n, "1CTTT10Ue IU9INIU ---------i----------l"SMll' t2t13
The tOllOwlng pertonl are Cellfornla P1rtne ralllp, 16821 OrMnvlew l aM, MAim ITATbimWT "8JC f«)TIC( P\llJC N0JIC[ Publlalled Orange c-.t HOWWCS Jeoob9 1t.40t
dolngbullf>MI N fUlJC NOTlCE 15t91'~ Jld!IOtl St , Mid· P\ll.tC.->TICE Huntlr>glon BMell. Celfl Thaf04lowtngl)er60n8-DellyPMotJutyU.AuouMJ., VlaDelCabtllo.Y«b.l.Jnde.
O{SUn VIEW APART way City Caillf 92965 9264t 601f10 ~.. ACTTTIOUI .,._.. flCTmOUI MJH•N tO, 17, 1tee Calif t2tM
MENTS LTD a Callf0f""8 '1CTITIOUl9U-U MeMl1 A HOl'll l&ttt'.\ flCTTT10Ul.,_U ThotW L Jacobi. 207 K WES LEY HAll MMmlTAT'llmMT MAml'TATW ~O nq bwlnete It con.-
Umtted PartnerlfllC) ?087 NMlll ITAT'lmNT JacklOfl SI Mldwwy City M.U. STATllmWT A I a b am a. Hun II n gt On AOVE"TlSINO, 1023 t Sieler The ~ ~ -TM to1owtng per90tll .,. -----~---~ed by: 8rl ~ auai,... Cent• Orr.. Sutt•, The to11owtng per110n1 .,.. Calll t2t55 The foMowtng per'IOne -a-ti. Calif 9~e ..,.,.. Suite 202. Fountain v• OOinQ Dutlneaa -. dolr1G bullMM • JtaJC fl>TICE Howwd Jeoot.
200 fN!ne, Calll t271& fdOlng bullneei u CC & 0 J Palmer. 19'f5 doing~ aa "4>0er1 W Aaad, 310 Ala leiy. Callf t2708 TElEPLEXUS. 2tl151 Ver· INTERN~TIOHAl Mf!M: ----------Thia atatament ... Med
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Pen~ Properti., TAMMY TAYLOR NAIL..S, Port 8armouth P1 . ~ KINNOAA FINANCIAL , bttl'\a, Huntington 9eldl, John Jwy Mlllmetrom, 325 ~ Of Unit 102, l&OYN FOACf!. 2973 Harbor IMS. flCTTnOUe MJ-M with lhe County Ciertt of Or-
• C.iitornla 0.0.81 Part-1838 NewCIO'I Blvd , Coeta &aiwlll. Callf t2teO 3t21 W eo..t Hwy • 5-0. Callf 92648 Temple Ave #A, Long Ht.re. Celll •~ 1300. ao.t• ....... Clllf ttAm ITATllmWT ange County on~ 2 1... A
nerehtp 2097 8u11na .. M_. Caltf 92127 c & JS "**'°" 1110 Newport 8-cfl. C.... l2M3 Wllllam "1 Oellaflatr. ~. Cellf toe1• "°"! ~ 8edaWtctl. t292t The to1owtng per90na.,.. ~
Center Ottwoe Su1t1 200 Ta"'"'Y h ylor 1IH Calle 0. l.ot Alamo.. San Notman A Hulbert 3121 11911 S1one11av8!'1 Cir Kaan W-'ty Corr1gan 263St 'Anlaga woocfa M Aobef1 LAwta. 1n-F A1¥-dOlrl(I ~ M llv~ o,.._ COMC
1r.11ne Celtf t '715 HwpOt1 Blvd Coate MMe, CWnenl•. Caillf 92t72 W CON! Hwy • &-0 ....... Hunlll\OtOl'I .. acfl C•lll 111 10th Str..t, a..r 8aac:fl, Apt 128 [J Toro. Celt .,_,. Al4 , ~ e.cn, (a)ST.-ATHAM fUNO, Daly Ptlot Juty 1f . 20, 27.
Tlllt bu•lne•• 11 eon,/ Ctl" 92827 Tiiie t>ullneet It con-p0rt a-cti. Caltf t2t63 . t214t Call! tc>140 ~ ceM 12913 BOt, LIMIT£0 (b)UNCOlN ~ 3, tMC
dueted by • llmftld pet1ner . Thll t>u11"... .. con-ducted by • geMl"ll '*1· Tiii• bUllnMI I• c~ Thia bl.ltllne.. ,. COii· ni.. tiu.IMN .. COf\-Tiiie twaineea •• COft.o Ttltt bUalMM .. COf'· p A At( A~ ART M ENT S. eu-2n
111ip ducted by an 11\dlVldual ~ due'*' by. *' lndMd'* ducted by • gantrll Plft· duc:ted by • oen-• 1*1· d\lded t1y. an lndMd\;al duc.s by: 8rl lndMdual
A D K"" T wnmy faylot Oorothy J Plllner ~ A Hulbert ~ '*""*P AOfY ~ Aobet1 ~
n,q atattnletlt •u f'Mad Th .. stlttnletll _. fllacl TNI 1111em.nt -flled Thia tlattn1et11 WU llled Char ... l<.1""1Mfl John ~tom TMe m1erMnt WM flled Thia 1taternent -!Med
wllf! Iha County Cieri! of Or· .with the County C*1I of Or· wttti the County Clerit of Or· wftft the County Cieri! of Or· Thia 11atamant wu llled Thie 1ta,arMnt ,... lllaCI with the County ewtt at Or· """the County Cl9f1I of Or-
ange County on Juty 1•, ange C<luflty on Juty 1e erige County on July 21. ange County on Juty 1• wflll the County Clerll of Or-wftfl tM County Oer'lc of Or· .,. Cowtty on July "· .,. County on .My 11..
1tae 1Ne 1Ne 1tle MOa County on July 1, 1tM angia County on JUiy J 1t11 1t11 1M1 ,.,,... ",..., ~ ~ ,,,,,_ n11111 ,,.,_ ~ 1 Put>iWled Oranoe Cout PublltMCI Orenoe eoaat ~ 0...... c:o.a ~ Orange eoaat Pul>Wled <>anoe ~ ""'*'*' o...anoe ~ ~ 0r-. ~ l'\ICllWled o....,. oo.c
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
HOUSES/CONDOS °""""' 1002 ..... w.'4 100. ..._,.._ IOlll
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
842-5678
FAOM NOATH ORANGE COUNTY
FAOM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY
APAR TMEN TS
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..... l.SIWI• OCEAHFlOn' DUP\.EX 380AM 28A. 1 ltcwy, End ~MA 29A eedl unit,
Ur* •112.000 ... 4 cs P't,t.:0 deterred 380AM. 2'Maa. fem rm. malnt. new tax
2100 eltr'244.IOO .... _.....,, Prtoed to
3BOAM 21Mle 2 lt«Y MOOK. Located W. Hpt
"Seoent" 1247,000 .... Pr1n ontt/ pie, 722.-ot.
HASTINGS & CO
'40-55e0 L.81 ..
VAHCANT -Sl!ylte, A/C, Wetl ~ 39dfm home
ftlepiece. 2 Bdrm, 21Mta, bult atound sunny, pn.
gr..i tocatton. S135,000 '/Me pdo. Good tenN.
NANCY IMeERHIHO avallable to qualln.d
REAL TOR ~. AtttWCtlvety pttced
(l 14) ... •• at '34&.000.
DA V!nos P.CILTT fNC Ul---CultOfft home. Poot. c:e-...... A iill'f nyon -"' OCW1 -.. 3 ___ ,. bdrm, 2~ betN. ~
11..,_ celllnga. Euy to ...
Highly upgraded one s.:Mt,OOO.
bedroom, one bath Ulf....,
condo at the V ....... A ~ & .,.._... In Otde ~ ... fOf' a young cou-of a.. "* pte buytng thetr tint COM. • 80 hwy· home Of mature coupte ll'P9' dNr'I 3 bdrm home mcwtno to emaller quer-winkle ywd & room few
1 • r 1 . A t t r s c t 1 v • expansion In M veral
courtyatdlfountaln ex· W8)'S. = O:: beedl.
Po9'" ~ *"""Y oet• . .
& pool. •101.000. ...ut1•1-1
411 mTll TAI U. JOYCE OABOL TI
SAU Y SHIPLEY
7~Q-Q100
O!LUXE HO. 29A
Exclusively upgraded ~~home wlttl
doctc. 5 bdrm, OOWTMt k"· ,,,.., ... •lfrl* ... bf erylettttng rm. Fee land
Mtt.000
Ee unit. 4 '*-ger. wino M.80 we be\118 ptC)pWty
def9n'ed tNtnt ..... to few ....
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MOOK. IOC at W. Npt, pm . tt• •-.a ontt/ pflNM, 122...eoe. ......
OPE N SUNDAY 1-5
llH C411 ............ , ____ SJ2S.•-···--··-Ul lrctiN
Cfose to bfach J bdrm, 2 ba .. M .. D Marku
CAlll ...... IS."$S4J, ... _ Ul C.. ..... .,
3 bdrm 2 bath prvl beJdl teem .... 8 WM•
llH 1:41 .. -.............. $351, ..... __ 414 .....
3/2 and 2/t duple•. &rt tocatlon 8 Hutchtnp
IU( C41""""'_ ....... $12S ....... " .. ----·-l2l ""'
ClaSSK 4 bdrm. 3 blth ... M Hut1ll
lllffS ............... $241 ............. _. ... 2'51 Whta ......
Two story, 3 bdrm to.-nhome ... ·' 0 Johnson
CISTA IOA.--Pzt.•--2tl1 ,._
Soacious 3 bdrm. family room A Johnson
ti()M i1 $
1 U,._,I VU ' HALTOR8. 675-6111
1441 ea.. C..•• " ..... ,. c-.-.......
NEW LISTINGS
1U11 11•11m1s 1211t000
Spacious duplex with 2BR up, 1 BR down plus,
2BR unit low rents. well located. Walk to
beaches & shopping.
1AL11A ISWI IUt,HO
Adorable custom 28R home with quality con-
struction. t:tJgh beamed celllngs. remodeled
bath & lots of storage. Cheerful kitchen/eating
area.
UMISU SHIMO
Difficult to find a 4BR home on 40' lot at this
excellent price. Light bright & well-maintained.
Furnlture available for purchase.
UYlllllS SHIMO
Beautifully maintained SBA home In gate guard-
ed beach area. Traditional decor, FA. den, and 3
FP.
NEWPORT BEACH
WTlllfF HllMO
Terrific family home. SBA. 3BA many upgrades.
Convenient location near schools & shopping.
Don't miss this great buy.
WTILIFF 1111,000
Bring your large famlllesl Spacious SBA and
3'hBA. Walk to school. church, stores. park.
tennis club. Excellent condition.
WYO SHl,IOO
Super 4BR one-level "Newbedford" In excellent
condition. Enjoy panoramic city llghts from your
own spa. Priced to sell fast.
WYO 1421_,GOO
Outstanding 3BR Hampton model. Good view of
city lights. Larger yard. Like new carpet. wood
shutters and freshly painted. Call today.
WNW 1421,toO
Largest 2 story model In Seavlew. Good view of
Catalina, city tights & mountains. Pool sized
yard. 4BR, 3BA, community pool, spa, tennis.
Liii 1121,000
Gorgeous, sophisticated bayfront penthouse.
contemporary flair. Spacious rooms have pan-
oramic views of bay, ocean. mountains.
•IMTll .... ,...
Prestigious gated area. Pool & spa, AI C, pan-
eled game room Includes wet bar. 3BR. 3BA.
great location. view.
LMllU 1141,111
Warm and wonderful traditional family home.
48R, FR with large sunny brick patio. Very light
& airy with large rooms. totally remodeled.
•IAITll 11,1 ......
Totally new SBR traditional home with sweeping
view, elegantly detailed, beautlfully crafted
Newest and most exciting! ...... .. ........
Destined to be the home by which all wlll be
compared--for etegance--for the estate like
grounds--for the privacy & view.
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OPEN HOUSES 1-5
SATURDAY
WT111f • C21-I bat""
3 BA $210,000 J AKERMAN ... en~ ........
3 BA. FR $329.000 A.KURTZ
UU.NW llUS ,. .........
3 BR $339,000 J. CAMPBELL
IUftlW 211lYMlrt ......
4 BA, FR. Vu $399,900 G.ANDEASON
..._,.. .. H 1MtPtft ........
5 BA. FA $459,000 l. SHAW •un• 21...,..,...,
5 BA $1 ,695.000 l. ROSE
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6 BR. Pool/Spa $3,800.000 L MARSTON
SUNDAY
WTllll Oii 42 1-1 last Hiii
3 BR $210.000 J . AKERMAN
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3 BA, FR $279,000 M. PHILLIPPI
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3 BA. FR $289,000 C.McMAHAN
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4 BR. FA $333.000 l. McLOON
UIMIYllW llUI 1 .........
3 BR $339,000 J . CAMPBELL
wmatn 12Ua...n.t
~BR, pool $373,000 E. OLSON
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5 BR, FA $419,000 J. MERTZ wnnr 111lYMM._..
3 BR, FA $425,000 G.ANDEASON 111111nnr -.u Hll ...... lr.
3 BR. FA. Vu $559,500 E. CORKETT ........ ,,, ,.,,,
4 BR $575.000 R. KURTZ
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$730.000
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3 BA B.REEDY
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5 BR $1,398,000 E. OLSON •lllY• 21...,.. , .. .,
,. 5 BR $1,695,000 l. ROSE
JUST REDUCED
GIST& •S& 1211,111
Lovely 2 story contempoary '48R on cul-de-sac.
Pool-sized lot with extra parking space. Vaulted
ceilings In LA/DA "
UYllllT 1211,111
Family home with touch of class! One-story.
3BR, 2BA, custom kitchen with everything built
In. Cherry wood cabinets. new baths, security
gate
IW.lll ........
Price reduction on this fantastic 5BA Balboa
Island horne. Steps to south bay front this
remodeled property Is loaded with charrn!
644-9060
BEACH COMMUNITIES
IALll&"MllU 11 .....
Walk to the beach from this-bay view condo In
secure building. location plus and priced to sell
today at $195,000.
UL11A N•llU U .....
lowest priced home on lower peninsula. 3BA
Balboa charmer. Good home for vaca1tonera,
Investment or first home.
PmalU un.-
A fun place to llve and play. Great 3BR family
home on quiet straet. Lovely Inner patio, wa•k to
the beach. ......
Charming 3BA horne opposite park. Diane
Johnson deslgned kitchen, wood floors & celling
moldings create warm ambience .
UYa.I 1421 ....
A jewel of a homer Private gate guarded area.
Remodeled and ready to move Into. Sunny
patio, 3BR. den & steps to beaehl
PUmlU .........
Wonderful 4BR, 2 story. family home beautlfuUy
maintained. 3 FP, warm & Inviting private patio.
Be sure to see this great value.
WUT•W .. T 1411,IM
Development opportunlty--large subdlvldable
lots with spacious well-maintained existing
units, just steps from beach. CaJI for Infor-
mation.
PIWIU llUlflllT 141 ....
Location, ocean, view and Income tool Classic
beach duplex at end of boardwalk with pan-
oramic Catalina and sunset view.
1A1.1U 1SU11 s12..-
Fabu1ous SBA Balboa Island charmer. Hard-
wood floors. Berber carpet, decorator papers.
shutters. -new appliances, steps to south
bayfront.
IW.IM PllAllU .....
A distinctive home maximizing ooean vista from
2nd story llvtng room. Modern and functional
with old world elegance.
WUT MWFlll 1111 ....
Outstanding oceanfront duplex. Comer location
with two 3BA unlta. Easily converted to single
family. Excellent Interior details.
"MllU UYnml SJ ..
This ctautc g4M'n 3BR home Is on e"ctualve
Buena Vista. Exqulslte decor. hardwood floors.
Separate sandy beach. garage, den •~brick patio.
PmlllU • -Forever view from this charming ISA, 2. A.
home. Superb master suite. brlek floors,
fireplaces, wet bar & security. Great buy
Pl•llU......, 11•.-
Aolllng send dunes to ocean Is view from this
appealing home. Extensive use of brlek and
wood edd to the existing charm.
KMllU ~ 11,Jll,lll
Eaat oceanfront location. Exceptlonally con·
atructed 5BR + den t\U h•d'Wood noora, subtle
decor and an endtesa ocean view
! 181 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH
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!':'1!!~!. MC). petloe, 2 '* Olf., HO'._ hofM. ~ ::"1~~= = twbor w-. It'• petfect BYOWNER.IWl.upoi.-,
·--l'ttpe to und & beldl tot 'fOlll lrg tlmlty. Huge ·-'--1 bdnn IPt fof 9dUkl "50" W'd ""*· 1~yrolct2bf2becondo, 8eautlh1lly d~orated uot,000 Agt ~ mitt IUlte. Welk to bCt1 ~Tor-~ SMryi OuMie. trlf'QUll l.....,. ow . pool. reo. centtt.
WATERFRONl: CONDOS
38dnn P.nttioueeln gate ra11auran11. 1hop1. • 445 GLOUCESTER CM Kum lAndmar11, ege 55+
Both are beautifully upgraded with new baths and kitchens.
Both feature spacious living araas and decks overlooking all
the boating activity. Both are Immaculate.
guetded VIII• 8albo.. c.r.u...... am Loc.ted on • pv1 ... .,,_, . 2 blk• no. Of 20ttl St off ~ ga••· 1132,800.
'ormal dJn6na rm, f~ 411 -c:M1W etreet. "45,000. • ·~i~~\·P Tue\ln Av•. A•klng ey APPt. te0-0090 rm, high GatMdfal cett: rwrT• CdeOfNewpot1 •• , .-S1MOOO. John Cetay
Inge. prtv•t• ~ l OPEN8UNt2-$ • 875-5511 end •ft• &ptn ij BkrS73-n71 .. _ ~ e tiny OCMl'I 1/tew. '2•2,500 <*1 •94-2342 -··---• 1BO,den, 1~ba.Gattl'*I
Ju11 S225,000. Custom South Por1 In Spy-II W -lf "~t .... 1124 -LIU'llll ·=· frplc..1. bel'e, PoOI
1 Bedroom, 1· Bath unit
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath unit
$449,000
$550,000
glaa ear sea PoOI & • .,.. • One~. 2bd. 2ba. Pf1-owner,1114,000 (714) 67 3-4400 spa Ocean view By Front Condo .• 2.Story, vet• petlo. can walk to • Sat & Sun OWNER 759-1887 28R, 28a, Frplc, Patio, •CHARM PLUS* market. benle, r9'1a1rant. ----....-......,,.,r"T"I'
-------2-Car Gat.+-2-Cw Parking Elllde R·2 lot, CUit. Int.I pharm.cy, e1C. Pool & 1:.;:.;:;;...._-""!'"""""'"---. DUPLEX BY OWNERI Slept to Lo¥e!Y 8Mct't. lendeq>. 2BR tk get. otubhouH. S 115,000
So or Hlwl)'. 38R 2BA & PRICE $230,500 $142,000. Agt 722-7537 Broker $45-71155 -.ay 1M P.&• 2BR 1BA. Auumable 111. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 ·-
CALL MARTHA MACNAB
OFFICE: 844-6200
$380,000. OPEN S1t1Sun 311 Oahlla Plaee/S..vtew *PllTlll """'* 14 Ced., T,.. LAM. Irv, 2~. 875-2424. FAREL WALKER, Realtor MESA VERDE •41..W 58R. Sale/Laeae ~t. BY
JASMINE CREEK Lg tngl 1575"<4144 3Br 1~&.. 2 frplce. tam NEW EASTSIDE LISTING OWNER. Call 55 te&I ~~~~~~~j M "Plan 3" .2Br .... ame SUNDAY OPEN t-5 rm, formal dine,~~ Soaring c.lllng1, quiet or(ISt.9)454-3233 • ·.,, OK Charmer St&0,800 . .,,,_, family local -3 M
• HOME: 875-3568 lalMI bllM 1111 rm,lormaJdlnlngrm.mlr· SHORECLIFFS$34 Saturday 1.5 & Sunday 8 d om• 010 2,..t lfllUT/
rored tam rm, new crptt, 318 Dnltwood, vtew lot. 11-3 1709 <>rcaa • .. ~t ... ~o LcMly 2 '11......, 1•n2 BEL.AIRE ST
Cllwmlng Balboa i.i.nd gu1rd gate S33t,to0. + • ....... ' ,_ .... th 4 -• GREENTREE 48R HOME cottage. BMullfully dee· M•k• otf•. °'*1 Sunday LIVE AT THE BEACH ...,.,, home with cat ~-L lot Nu crptalpntldtpe.
or11ed, seR 2BA, dbl 1.5, 1e .>.tty bfiw. 32e Orchid • ..s· 1o1. 1°'4 111-Ha er HI ••t =:'WC::::C, ~.,;; &v owNEFt 1157-'515
garage. tide ptllo Near OC""·N VIEW H'"' ... E Down. owe 1289,000. ~. • .. ,0 000 Cell ---=--..,,.,-~,.--Vlltege. $339.500. ""' v-Lee 720-0C55 dog run. -• · UNIV PK Tiff 3bd, 2be Grubber Ellis
' 89droom, 3 Bath, greet to Mii w/eir 15% dOWf'I end • leprPrt,lrtlet yard. deck & •Pl Ooyourt>YytngandMlllng•t U2·1200 aume111TO,S152K.cell lli-4IOI $340,000 L .. 720-0455 the claulfled ma.rtcet. .Judy ~12-12, agt.
R~IOE~TIAL BROKERM.f '[R\ 10'
HOMES FOR SILE
2 BEDROOM
413 38th St (Newport Island) Nwpt Bch
675-8170 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
31788 5th Avenue. (Ocean view) So. Laguna
499-1600 $177,000 Sunday 1-5
••3 Aries Court. Newport Crest
644-6200 $164,500 Sat-Sun 1~
• * *257 Avenlda Lobero, San Clemente
6«-6200 $575,000 Sunday 1-5
* * • 12 Balboa Cove, Newport Beach
548-7078 $4«,000 Sun 1-4
C' I rJll: . I L!t.::U':~ ... ~ • Whn.-t• vu. welk 10 ·; be:h. 5Br, 58a, maHS'1 -------1 qtrs,3cat-g.Opn&l 1-5 31132 Hoity Or, So. YQ. wtlm, • Scott-L•nd Co. 499-1800
Quiel 400 blodc. Shown by -------* 1541 Dolphin Terraoe, Dolphln Terrace 356 Evening Canyon, Shorecllff COIDOS appt only. 3 bdrm, 1V. FllEOLISllE
644-6200 $1,050,000 Sunday 1-5 644-6200 $595,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 b•ths. •tor~ & bonu• Oceltl/Canyon vtewa. by
3 18 Driftwood, Shor-llffa, Corona Del Mar **606 Harbor Island, N.B. rm.AalctngS 79,500.Call owner, 2 story. 2bd. "" TOWIHOIES ~t>ertMltttkene31-1298 1'..tb• hOuM, 2 car gar. 720-0455 $349,000 Sunday 1-5 759-9100 $ 1 .075,000 Sunday 1-5 ~ ~ \:
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**412 Evening Star Ln. Dover Shores, NB *476 Magnolla. Eastslde Costa Mesa • and aauma. •t7-4&64.
631.7300 $695,000 Sunday 1-5 631-8011 $199,500 Sunday 1-5 FOR SILE 1736 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores. N.B. 890 Oak Street, Costa Mesa ! ' W,w ll11tl I
631-7300 $675,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 546-2313 $139,900 Sunday 12-4 E. CM 2 UNrTS-1198,100 HTITa.111 YALR
• 1730 Galaxy Or, Dover ShorH. NB • 1919 Suva, Costa Mesa 1 BR ,1us Fii RI or DEi 2· 2BO houeee on 1 R2. In preetlglous golf courte 631-7300 $695,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 546-2313 $264,900 Sunday 1-4 Each wttnc y•rd, enc gar. comm. ~..c. Nll-
2224 P 'fl 0 C d I u new roof. W/O hkps, cop-aide vua. 4BR. tight end * 1120 Goldenrod, C.O.M . ac c r. orona e mar Sat/Sun '* ptpee, petlo 11c1 Gar· t>Nut. 1310,000. Shlr1ay 759-9100 ~19,000 Sunday 1-5 644-6200 $895,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 ***•v $124,000 den 1ett1ng. AIWaya o/oe & Lee 11 Coldwell Bank•
•2807 Harbor View Dr (Hrbr Vu Hiiis) NB •321 Poppy, Olde Corona del Mar ind cared ror. 1 prev 499-1320
644-9060 $559,500 Sunday 1-5 675-6000 $625.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 2 IEDROOI owner. 64M179 fAllU. YllWI
•• 1207 Highland Or, Harbor Hlghlands, NB 1601 Port Abbey Pl, H.V. Homes, N.B. I FOR SALE BY OWNER Lg pool atn lot sng1 11ry
631-7300 $-449,000 Sunday 1-!5 759-9100 $349,000 Sunday 1-5 *...,.1111 South Coast Or SC Metro area 3bd, 2ba.1 ram rm. ~i 4BR, 3 full BA. ctoee to v16 Jetty Or, Jasmine Creek. CdM •24 Rockingham, Belcourt • · I new·cus om spa, -t>ch hltl>Or Ritz c.rtton 209 Iris, Corona del Mar
644-6200 $439,500 759-1626 $339,900 Sunday 1-51 644-6200 $849,500 Sat-Sun 1:30-5 CM 11ndsc1ped r and & gOit S357ooo Shlrtay
Sat-Sun 2-5 730 Malabar, Irvine Terrace. Corona Del Mar 1400 Santanella (Irvine Terrace) COM 546-5605 $123,900· Sunday 1·5 redwood patio, 1115·000 or Lee Cold.elt. Bank•
1741 Tustin Ave, Costa Mesa 212 Magnoll• Open S•t · •90-1320 759-1877 $275.000 Sunday 1-5 644-9060 $333,000 Sunday 1-5 642_8960 $115.000 Sat-Sun l-5' & Sun 12-5, &42-5802 I-rt•-·-... I 2 BR plus FAI RI or DEi **308 Morning Star Ln, Dover Shores, NB 1148 Santiago Drive. Dover Shores, N.B. ·---·
631-7300 $775,000 Sunday 1-5 631-7300 $475.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 ~ ~m; con;g;
132 Ocean Vista. Sea Island 2027 Shlpway Lane. Baycrest. N.B. 2 BR plus Fii RI or DEi 1=3-=ld•ble R-2 lot .,:;. 105 Jasmine Creek Or, Jasmine Creek, NB 644-6200 $499,500 Sat-Sun 1·5 631-7300 $329,000 Sunday 1-5 -boat mooring nearby Try
631-7300 $337.500 Sunday 1-5 1709 Orcas. Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa * • 1720 Skylark. Newport Beach • ·' U 'k 0 . fo 11 I '' S169K Agt 759-5080
**633 Lido Park Dr., Udo Isle, NB 631-2242 $169,900 Sat 1-5/Sun 11-3 631-1266 $299.900 Sunday 1-4 606:~~~~~~· ~~r~Beach Sunday 1-5 REALTOR 1BRCOTIAGEWNPT
759-9100 $349,000 · Sunday 1-5 2017 Paloma, Costa Mesa * 1242 Somerset Lane (Dover Shores) NB DRASTIC REDUCTION 1 hM to bCh $145 ooo"'
35 Northampton Court (Belcoort) Nwpt Bch 548-9610 $320,000 Sunday 11:30-5 644-9060 $373,000 Sunday 1-5 *t59~637~~o$P6~rk5,000#E~~~l~~~sl~u~~ay 1-5 OWNER MUST SELL bid 10 tulte .,,,Oc,,, YU
759-6700 ~20,000 Sunday 12-4 • 11Royal St. George. Big Canyon *708 St. James Place (Cllffhaven) NB *.2792 Longwood Court, CM E{!:y ~. h= ~~~ 6"2-7003t&42~9.~1·
-2 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) Newport Beach 644-6200 $ 1, 150,000 Sat.Sun 1-5 640-~~4 $359,000 , Sat/SUn 1-5 546•2313 s 168,500 -Sunday 1•4 $199,500. Open Sun w *UIT'lllff~
759-6700 $365,000 Sunday 1-5 * 1308 Sussex Ln .. N.B. '76 Magnot11 St. Rare find •Br 2B1 "Axer" • 11 Rue Fontalnbleau. Big Canyon 759-9100 $305,000 Sunday 1-5 715 St James Rd. Cllffhaven. NB 388 Seawlnd. Back Bay, Newport Beach H1·H11 By Owner. Aak Ing · 631-0133 $339,000 · Sat-Sun 1-5 646-8816 $189,000 Sunday 1·5 s189 500 1 med Sale 640-4868 $349.000. Sunday 1•5 *6 Winged Foot Or. (Big Canyon) Nwpt Bch 1834 Tradewlnds Lane, Baycrest, NB lfU Ylllf LH land · A:n se2.500'.
7 SouthamptQn, Belcourt Hiii 759-4830 $599,000 Sunday 1-5 631-7300 $325,000 Sunday 1-5 3 BEDROOI moPlll.•I 10am-7pm wknd•.
644-6200 $399,000 Sat-Sun 1-4 2132 Vista Durado (Bluffs) Newport Beach **1436 W. Bay. Newport Beach 4spaci0ulbdrma.3batha. 7pm-9pm M·F 552-3798
759-4830 $234,500 Sunday 1-5 90 $875 000 S d 1 5 extra large lof, courtyard *~• ••••p* v 1917 Yacht Camllla (Seavlew) Nwpt Bch 673• 60 ' un ay • * •22 Kamalll Court, Newport Crest entry. Light & bf1ghl wt1h u•--
1 644-9060 $425,000. Sunday 1-5 I 760 8333 $ 189 000 Sunday 1 5 1am11y room ovenoo6clng Bluffs 3BR on bell green-1 N Be • ' • 1 """"' & a--i.. garden belt S 189.500. Open Sun 2106 Yacht Mischief (Seav ew) wpt h 6 BEDROOI 431 Westminster Ave, -Nwpt Hgts, NB rg A;1ng 'ii2'9 000 I 329 Vlall Suerte, NB
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4500 Cortland. Cameo Highlands 631-1266 $365.000 Sunday 2-6 631-5661 $195,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 I 1111.-Ntl. • • •
644-6200 $365,000 Sat-Sun 1-4 *2036 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB I , ... Piil. I IPA •Int SIU .. *
200 Del Mar. Eastslde Costa Mesa 631-1266 $485,000 Sunday 1·_5 1090 Corona Lane. Costa Mesa 3 BR plus Fii RI or DEi A mutt ... for the buyer '!!!311B.,,11A38A'2,~
631-7370 $ 150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 546-2313 $175,000 Sunday 12-5 wtlO need .. large ramt1y,West...... ~ "' ,...........
1686 Madagase3r, Mesa Verde. CM 4 BEDROOI 1771 Orlole, Costa Mesa • homal Recent! re· cook's kttcnen. 1rg lot. 540-7355 $149,000 Saturday 12-5 546-2313 $284,500 Sunday 1-5 * • v 11 Mainsail (Jasmine Creek) COM 0 • c 0 r a 1 ed . ~ r •a I MC system and more
321 Orchid, Olde Corona del Mar * *,, 15 Bayside. Newpo· rt Beach I 644-9060 $289,000 Sunday 1-5 1 patlo/Po<>I entertainment Red325~~ sv.o:: 675-6000 $325,000 Sunday 1-5 .. 464 Vista Trucha, Blu1fs, N.B. .,. Out1tendlng 1oc. 1 x • · ·
1931 Port Lockslelgh (Hrbor Vu Hms) NB 759-483° s925.ooo Sunday 1-5 5 BR plus Fii RI or DEi 759-9100 $279.900 Sunday 1-5 MU•llllA 759-.1234
760-5000 $269,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2015 Seadrift, Corona del Mar warm ./ '/ ./
3826 South Alden. Costa Mesa 759-4830 $376,000 Sunday 1-5 **•401 North Star Ln (Dover Shrs) NB I 4 IEDROOI 111·1JH ..J/111/ .)(II
546-2313 $142,900 Sunday 1-4 * 1700 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB 673-5354 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 R E A /L T y
*2659 Vista Ornada. Bluffs 1 5 759_4830 $545•000 Sat/Sun 1_5 20 Canyon Fairway (Big Cnyn Fairway 1) NB • ·~~~;·
675-6000 $240.000 Sunday -• ,,.....2Barrenger Ct .• Belcourt, N.B. 644-9060 $1 ,695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •23 Odyssey Court, Newport Beach :G II Ullll llUll
* * 1-412 West Bay. Peninsula 640 868 $895 000 S t S 1 5 203 Evening Canyon (Shoreclltfs) Nwpt Bch 673-4400 $ 195,000 Sunday 1-5 _;! ... : ......... s:~ Almost '.+ 1ere on water· 64"-6200 $8"5,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 •4 • a • un • 644 9060 $1 300 000 Sunday 1 5 I tront Room tor huge .. .. •301 Roblnhood, Costa Mesa I · ' · · lfU Ylllf ytletlt '5,000+•1 ae1ate. 423 Westminster Ave (Nwpt Hgts) NB 546_2313 $227•500 Sunday 1_5 1518 Galaxy Drive. Dover Shores. N.B. DUPLEXES j PllOl lllMElll,000 16,600,ooo. Appointment
646-9490 $195,000 Sunday 9-4 14500 Wane Cameo Hlghlands 631-7300 $657,000 Sunday 1-5 . Sharp 2 story •Bdrm + wtth PATRICK TENORE
3 BR plus Fii RI or DEi Y • ' **500 Harbor Island, N.B. 1 3 B h A k 63l-1266 or 71S0-8702
644-6200 $355,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 , 759.9100 $1 900 000 Sat-Sun 1-5 f 0 R SILE ,~;~~~~. o~· s~n: • ·~"~~\-8
[2101 Windward Lane (Baycrest) Nwpt Bch 31 132 Holly Or. '(ocean view) So. Laguna 1 ~•gYt 1-4. 2oe 1 ~~~d~ .. n-i -!! .' . i
559-9400 Sunday l-5 , 499-1600 $699,000 Sunday 1-5 " .__........, _;!_ --;o
• 212 Magnolia, Costa Mesa •44 Rldgellne Dr., Harbor Ridge 3 BR plus 2 BR • MWI l \44'
642-5602 $185,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 4 BR plus FAM RI or DEi 644-6200 $625,000 Sunday 1-5 Owner need• Hrloua 2 000 9q ft. 38r formal
*633 Cameo Highlands. Cameo Highlands I * 1528 Santiago Drive. Dover Shores, NB 518 Oahlla, Corona del Mar buyer 10 ueume loan on ;,1 1 • n' _,_
675-6000 $343.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 1 631-7300 $475,000 Sunday 1-5 675-2424 $369,000 Sat/Sun 2·4 2BR 2'.+BA upgraded 11~ngd:.~~·
• 17 Carmel Bay Drive (Spyglass) COM •500 Slgnal Rd. Newport Beach I * •6 Trafalgar Harbor Ridge 414 Dahlia, Olde Corona del Mar twnhm A.IC. rrp1c, micro. Detach.ct concfo. As-
759-9100 $525.000 Inc land Sunday 1-5 642-9282 $425,000 Sa~/Sun 12-5 640-4868 Sl.750,000 Sunday 1-5 675-6000 $359,000 Sat-Sun 1·5 dshwr. plant shutters. sumableOV.%loellorwlll 2834 Catalpa' E .. •tbluff **2812 Bayshores Or .• Bayshores St39.000 240-3911 eonaldet ..... oe>tton ~ S 3707 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa s 95 000 8 C>wnef 644-6200 $265,000 Sunday 1-5 644-6200 $1 ,300,000 unday 1-4 6 BR I Fii RI DEii 644-0559 $309,000Qs Sun! 1-5 Probate Sale Open &Jn I . Y *511 Cllff Orlve. Cllffhaven. NB Belcourt Or South. Newport Bch p US Of n ~ 32~~~~:.,3B1~ 431 WE~~=;ER AVE
642-5200 $322,500 Sat 1-4/Sun 1-5 759-1877 $860,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •Spa b-Ck Bkr 875-7794
1093 Oantelle, Costa Mesa •• 17 Burning Tree. Big Canyon Lots 84-85-86, Top Rocky Pt . Spyglass *Pool
759-6700 $244,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 644-6200 $1,195,000 Sunday 1-5 644-6200 $2,700,000 Sat-Sun 8-8 **Waterfront
1309 Dolphln Terrace, lrvlne Terrace. N.B. 1506 Dorothy Lane (Westcllff) Nwpt Bch **6206 W. Oceanfront, Oceanfront ***Waterfront & Pool
631-7300 $905,000 Sat-Sun 1·5 759-6700 $295.000 Sal/Sun 12-4 644-6200 $875,000 Sunday 1-5 ..,..Give address at guard gate
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875-8878
500 SIGNAL ROAD
CLIFFHAVEN
( ountry style home in desirable
Newport Beach neighborhood 3
or 4 Bdrm . 5 Bath, family room,
large kitchen. 3 fireplaces. work-
shop-plus more!
lea~ call 642·9282 for showing.
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3 bdrm, 2 bath. huge lam trptca ( t In m1tr 9Ulte). rm. lrpl New Cfl>I & paint formal dining rm. loft,
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wonderful gated community with
pool. tennis and lush greenbelt.
Priced to sett $289,000.
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w/1tltchan...!._beth20' '...f~ MUST SELLI beautlful HUT WUl'IU cut! buyer. C.il Kitty 2h car6gar30/0887v.iL."fr11 dacoret.O, wkly gar-39R 28a. 2 b6odll from t AlbaM tux•-~ .. -~ ~~ ~ room...... .... 75M830 t ru /30, . ..... om denlng 1e rvlce Incl bch/Mnd tennla comm · -, """""' 'on-.,.''·-7121 10 _._1 lndoor/outdoorpool. 4bd, 2ba, lrg yard, cue-UILllTITI beach 11700 mo. 11l/ 11200/mo 54&-tt50 pool 1115o1mo '11t/teat 2BR 28A, off a.., & 123~ ...... St -....... -21"3 19t5 000 t ernodel 1339 000 llU1 Wll11lll luH edit ct'9dt . . ' . MacArthUf S915/mo. Dys ...,..., ... ..-
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2 WINGED FOOT LANE den, 2M, trplc, 2 c:er gar, PENINSULA cottage 3BR a °'call for apt 10 ... .. LJIT9l1 ATTRACTIVE CIMt'I 2BR pool, epa. I 1100 +w:un-summer weak1Y M75. Apu!!nh Condo Kh w/drl'l'l#fJIW & • UIYll WT Owner/8roker7~ ...... NW~ ~Ar 18a, lndry. gar. dedc. 1 ty 549-0022 Of 945-0303 PENINSULA P't. 11( new ~ pantry. gar. bl1clc petlo, EnlOy tMIUWfy oftNs•x·
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Bkr ieo-5ooon:':1890 flnea1. Thie 2 Bdrm, 2~ S..t• '=::: lMI 11050/mo. 97t-573' home 38A 28A, den. bedroom Apt and 1 HEW 2bd. 2'M>a. twn/apt, Amenltlea Ind frl*:a. ... bath condo hU n el. THe ~ Ill JU -patio. S2300/mo. bedroom Apt .. aoee to MOO bera. A.JC, micro.. W/D
famlly room. Bring alt of· 211"°1 ___ 14 :~· ~-~ ~ ~ J1l~ 2 .~~·:~ei~'r"lo. ~~ c::'~~: 2i: ~~~~~e:bl ~ water. (1111) 79~ ~·.~ 8/t5. t:i~ ~~=:,:es~~~
ferl to anxloua moYtng LI at 1223.000. F°' pnvate 18&. c)pn Su t-5 :i11ai · frml din 11100 53M191 comm pool. 11250/mo. •111112W Hloely Furniatled 18dnn pet• ~509
groom. Agent Mfr1°"'4 B•)'Cf•t 4BR home. Cell •howlng call Rutty 5th Ave. Soott·L~nd Co. 48R 2Y,8A DUPLEX A.gt,.. Waterfront Homes Inc. $950 mo Ouplu. Clean & Qu6et. t ~ He6ghtl 28R 1BA
agtMelene55t·MOO 131-1288 494-4226 0f 499-1600 Frplc:.2000eqft. 3BR 2BA, 2 car "Ir 1111411 673-55e1 emply'dperaon.Ho~i duplex. Newly redec
8Y Owner -Nwpt Hghl• • ~"i\·· I ~ Avall 8/15, $1600/mo • • $485/mo. 548-1021. A4utta ~efd Ho e>et• 3BR 1BA, I~ R·2 lot. 2 •4 • ,: ·~· :'. GettotM baicABC'a-720-74061759-1708 w/Of)nrt. FrplC, lencect 8AYRIOOE2bf2baCondo l1J•t1 Pt•l•1aJa M 15fmo.131-49411 cargarege Callwtlndaor ,-._ --· • anlc t>aw'Mnt and clotet petlO, all MW Interior. Beet View MC gate an MIT wtidyuft5Pm94fr9490 ~'1 . uien'_. _:.... . IYAl .•11111'1 Dahwr, w/d Ne~. gdnr. gar poOI epe s1~ , --~tflLJ-41 NA LI00..~38R ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~-~;-~~~~H~~"~~No~s1200~· ~~h~~ ·2e~sroMro~1 ·~ ~ 514~~ ..o11 H1u.,ea11213-43t-eo72. oep 2380 Orange A¥9. terTy1 2bd. 1~ sna IP&lrmll 2BA. nu MW,..,,.,.,
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RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE £fl VIC£"
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On the 18th (auway in presugious gate-
guarded Monarch Beach estates. a resort
home within a resort commun ity. P~rruer extra wide lot location witll'
expansive fairways. greens. lake, moun-
wns and ocean Vlews Architectural de-
sign home with custom tntenor and ex-
tenor desJgn Thn-e fireplaces. pool. spa
June Davis
Tll llTIIUn
1 .. m1&1 man M,toO,ooo
Located on approxunately :Z 2 acres over-
look m g Newport's Upper Bay.
Sumptuous estate affords total pnvacy.
security. lavish main l!Vlng quartt>rs, sep-
arate servants quarters, complete eques-
trian faciliues. 20-car garage -all sur-
rounded by the most excepuonai grounds
& lan<bcapmg complete with runrung
streams, fountarns. pools ahd ~ve
redwood trees. Martha Macnab
Hl lLH1 PUH.Ame YIEW Slll,111
Corona del Mar -Ocean Blvd. View of
,etly, Catalina. and ocean from thlS two
1tory home Four bedrooms. 3 BA. formal
dining room. gourmet kitchen and family
room. French doors & wmdows. stained
glul windows and paned bay windows.
Light and airy Pnvate peuo, sauna and
many other amenities Pnced at $985.000
includes land. By appointment only.
Donna Godshall ,....MUI '"'""" ........ First time offered by ongtnal owners.
.BNut.ifuJ Spyglass 3 BR. 2 BA home in
private quiet location. Mint, move-m con·
diUon. Decorated m neutral tones. Large
family room. Separate formal dlnlng
room Gated courtyard entry Lots Egan
and Manlyn Bulkley
111.llMWU. Mtl-
lmmedJate occupancy on thla elegantly
custorru.zed Pl&n 3 in Belcourt Hill. Spec:-
\aCU.l.ar <n>an and oty hght vtew H"'ge
master sult.e Wlth f1replact-and sun deck.
guest au11.e and library Ser1ow 11eller
Bellr Partch
A"'' rt Ill 1211,llO
Mtmorable 4 BR unit in the Bluffs
Wondtrful upgradM m ('vc-ry com('r of
thl.I tlegant townhoUM> w1th e tx-1uUful
dramatic garden Sophut>callon end total
LavabllHy ln a light and bnght t'nd urut
for tholae sttktng move-Ln rond1lJon
Coby Ward
UYI II Tiii U"IHT a.WALi SIU,111
Two block• to lht' OC"'i.n Call to this
Yf'ry SJX'('lAI homf'.' Wl\h ptt'T and s bp Two
brdrooms and ronvt'TllhlC" den Lergt-
opton flrepl8n" Wond<'rful hnyfront p..tio
Gtttit vtew Only 1&4~.000 Barbera
Aull4"
•MM 1n11 YllWI san,oeo
Of the ocean. bay and city bghts from the
two master swtes, kitchen, living room
and library area. Used brick wine room
with cellar Den with full bath could ~
used for a 4th bedroom. Pool-sized yard
A custom home that funcuons well for
entertalrung and farruly IMng Gayle
Amato
WOii U Y Sll0.000
Spectacular remodel by RoUy Pulaski
featured an Home Magazine. Elegant
front house with l BR. den and gourmet
kitchen. Soaring beamed ceilings. dra-
matic interiors. Rear guest house with 2
BR and kitchenette. Large pn vat.e patio
with spa. Lovely small communHy with
beach and tennis court $750.000
leasehold. Hallie Strock
•UITll· ... PllAOT 11,1H'"°
This one of a kind fabulous 4 BR. 3 1 , BA
custom home has all those amenatJl'.'S
you've been looking for Incredible extra
large pnvate vtew lot with spacious pClol
and entertainment area Onl¥ steps to a
beautiful park Furnished and f1mc;hmg
touches by ;•Canterbury Interiors"'
Owner leaving area. &.lnny Babb and
Stephanie Grody.
•un11-
-l lTAll Sttl,IOO Presenlly 4 BR, 2 r~ BA. fonnal liVlng
and dimng room. perfect for expansion'
Prime cuJ-de-sac location, over 113 acrE'
with views of golf course, mounlall\8. and
city lights Available under great terms
Submit yours Danny Bibb/Stephame
Grody
om• ..n•• umMT t 1,1t1.100
One of the flnest res1dences available m
Newport Beach Over 130' on the bay
Light and 1pec1ous rooms abound 1n thJ.S
home. Six~.~~ BA. pool. spa.
piu and slip for your pleasure Brochure
upon request Call Ann Pet.era
A MST llf •IL.Ifft 1211,MI
So much space for $219,5'00 including
land Three bedrooms anclude very l&rge
muter swte. Over-sau> hving room and
dining room Very open downstairs with
cory convenallQn pit and firepl9C'e SmaU
sunny peUo No maintenance Ownt"r
muat ~U Bevtrly Morphy . ....... .,a,,,
UITll ...... Mm 1121 ....
"Jodelle'' model behmd guarded gate Ln
prHUgious tlarbor Rldgt> with spectacu-
lar views of ocean, bay and city hghta
This 3 BR. 2 ~ BA f&JTUly room home hM
been n-duced ~0.000 and 11 ready for
immediate ()(.'('Upancy Ed F.Acano and
Maureen White
AFPlllULllMll Stl,IOI
L«•trd In • wocxt.y M'ttJng nrj,lr Or#n~w
Cout Collri«-Two bt'droom. 2 BA !Pr'IClr
ll'vel upJX'r unil t..l&ht. t'IN~n and pnvatf'
Can Martha Marnab
:: 2 Clwic Piasa, Suit e 100 644-6200 NEWPORT BEACH
...... ·-fOf appt 241-1035 Yrty Avtll 1/16 67~ Poof, ger Sorry, no peta OCEANFRONT Yrty. 2 sty, ~ rmvtei;wo!:"~· ~· Redone & r..,;ty 2bf nu-$650/lBR • $550/Bacfl. 1Bdrm . MOS wood & g&ua. 18R. 11111 • · .......,... paint kldt ok bulc but 54-8971 Completety redecor•ted. 2Bdrm 18attl $710 Incl. n-emk, no peta, evt 12 mo IM + 1 yr opt. nice S5eO 53M1t 1 .. _ ..... tront 38R 2B· • ._. UtiNtlea paid No peta. 301 Avocado 942-$850 911 $1200/mo 65()..3823 S2300tmo. VeMrie K009 A"' ,.. _,, ,... .. "" 02 E 8 e 831-12ee •· bHutlful Int Wntr 1 rt A119• Apt Shwp and clMn 1BA. ._ • ._. 1 .... ................ llAIP 111-11PLD S 1400/mo Of S 1900/mo. Balboa Pen. Avail lmmed. , ltow I trig. CtPt• I ....__ ....___.. ••"' Jiil Encl get, Neat 19th yrly Avt 1011 64&-1945 New 38R 2'"b•. 2 car dr~ amall yard No nwm --·
&Newport81vd.pet1ok Belcourt 28R 2',\BA + gar .. $1450/mo $1000 pate. $480/mo. 546-1377 VERSAILLES t8R Pnttlea
MOO/mo, 546-1491 den, 2300 af Grd gate. MC dep M l-4630 SPARKLING Quiet locatlon. Avell now -.u1 ft1W -betWMn &-8?m Lux matr 1te, 2 marble Pen1n • ·~ t>toctc to bMCt1 NEWLY REMODELED S775/mo, ...... Agent
2t>e,Scargat.acroeapark, or 997·t309.agt frpa, gourmet kit, ocn Studio apt unfum W/D, 8Mutttu11&28drmaavell. 644-7211
w/d S1850mo 790-83&4 Sharp 28t Duplex. bMm vi-. $2900. 75~ ye•rty, $375/mo Call Stwtlng at M65. All new VIiia Balboa .y....._
Styllatl 3bf Ma 2be lndd cella. wood burning trplc, • lllfll-Craig 673-8947 apple, crpt, DIW I muc:fl tBRa $750-484~
den f/yd frp6c kid• pet gar, W/D hkup, No pet•. 2bd, 2,~ba. den, on goff •llMI ···-· ::-6!:!= ~ 28Ra 1950-S1200 frml din $1100 53M1t1 setll/mo. 7eo.eee2 c:ouree. next lo tennla Lg 2bf' tba, CIMl'I. pvt, In East Coe1• Meu. 1n AGT 931-4te0
A.gt f.. •PEHTAIOOE COVE• court S tl95.7511-0079 lt~to beech. $975/mo E. 22nd St M 1-7'379 WALK TO ~CH
Yrty rental 38drm Ytew 2Br 2BaCondo W/Dhkup BIGCANYONIGoltCourea yrty. Avail now 945-7122 -•n-·· ~eurant• l Shope 12500/ . . I 1 S -.--1BO with yd, no pett A~~L;g~ NEWPOR~o. ;:5.o•~: ll~n9: ~~!:~A~_:b,:oV:,eoo Cenu ••l llar MU 2Br •'rn; Cri>ta. dflle, l&OOtmo, 845-1119
875-5511 Ev.a.494-23"2 fella. Ho pat• 54t-2447 213 431-7893 28R. wrm. i;ge aeat. bite'::..;:' 6: ~~~lo WESTCUFF 28drm. 28&.
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675-21 10 MESA PINES 2950 Hflfla M 1-5598 or 942·11178
DESIGNER, FURNISHED 18 R ~~~ bbq $650 llitc.Nrtah
TOWNHOUSE TOP AREA Qu'9t No Pet• C • T •
Pool & tennla court• ••5't-244799 •• 1 ••• ••11 S1295 Mo 673-0898 ztft
Nice comer t8R w/9QIM T~l~~OM~ BRAND Rew CXPI coo
OCMl'I vi-.. Lrg end«* 2BR 1ea from 1$46 :rR Styte Twnhm..-:ra. ~
Mature engl Pf'•f d FWta n~ B a S 7 2 5 p o o 1 pool l IP' fonnar model
940-7584. lam-8pm C81'J)Ortl w/1torage, ~ hm at 8edt Bay~· In
Yrty rental aoutn of hWy I laundry. 2214 College E CM, prof dee lr"f
spaclout 3Br 28a S 1so0 Ave. calf 942-5210 ur;Jraoes, frplC, 2bd .
mo. Cole of Newport 2 ~b•. aptlt matr. volt9d
671r.5511 E 4.,~ 2,.~2 UtHltlee paid. No peta. oeillngs. Inside w/d, 81• ~ ve ~-.... · ~. 18r. petlO. evall tadled 2 car gar, mtn e
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Poof No pate $475tmo • Wltnll&-ts;iu .. matr. nr GCh MOO MClUflty M6-3e 11 Want a .-ctlon of gr•t C>OMn, H 8 Ou19t "*9
2BR M25 St ..-.... IMng? w. CM ofter' any-tvm. & retng. TV. rmcro ove. ·-"'V· thing from• arnell apt to utU, N/S, wtily SS6-8511
pool, lndry fee, gd loe. a 4 bdrm houee. " loOk· --------
avail now ~· Ing In CM, HB or HB tNntt j Fumt.Md room. uttle l>d 423 W Bay 7 of 119 nm '°' ttlet ctQoe Lit• kitchen prMI, nr
2 Bdrm 18a S700/mo of ~ IMng OCC, ref1, 1215/mo
S300 dep go/water pd TSL MGMT 942· 1803 Femaia 546-2573
Chlld ok L• Lenne Apt•. WHt l lde 28R 18A. lag ~um etudlo 96
tM8 Placentla, ... Mgr carpOft, patio, rectec + vtN Room. pV1 ent
28r 2Ba. beaut, Q~. Sanlora pref'd Ret1 S300. N-emtcr Prof/bus.
dWnllra wlp•tlo & erlCI M25 15().1834 evea ~+ A411'1 494-0461
gar Moat u1111 pd, 179! p-.1-t I-.... L ..,., 822 Hamilton 131-4753 _ .. _,_ ........ __ ..,.....,. .. ..,,_, • ...,
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WOtlllng .-.on. Non· DH GrMt CM ~ AM sen"-"-4t1-4157 Tired ot A.I. e.oome a TnmnDIDY A80V1 AvtMGI! PAY tYP'nl & C11erio111 ... now eo Ole, l*M 1*1Y Meet. Sat. and ot Sun. '"*''~{.Kit prtv, TV, IMMllllfllt 28drm Unfta. Rant. .,. · L«*' Rep, R E. Uc '*I'd. IUll"UftN\ XlT FOfU40M£MAKEM 1"9q'O.Kooa11d,.oft11eo-p1an, no col. dal « irw, ta111n; dlalr pede & '-* PoOl.-.~901nduttee. 1t'1f~ low. AMtng 1247,000. WIDOWWOOLDUKI! IBMSet'""Pfof )'OUlnttle Del .. ~.~~ 1ronl0 ti= & c1o-ld•lt0tHOMIMAK!AS. dOtf*.(818)701-1116 w.. CM l31-n11 Ma11e 1n otter TO ME.IT ........... + Tt81ninQ. ,...,. ..... SERVICE ...... .-io. v.noua 1o-·---............_ .,... kit.~. a train. Prof ~ 40+ NwpUch .. 541-503211gt 1 · MA.LllCOtitPAHION ;"'app1no.eol7Ct:u; Olltione. Long loft/Nwpt ;ri;,; tue'4i~-:'. oar&phoneMC1mry. ULUWPIT
"' • • Attor,._ to aflr (,.. T di • 1 ANOFMHO * 1••••• lcfl, ,..,.,..,. 1'n. auto (714)770-t2H, 25411 HOUM~lLOYD Hou•o•ent. 9llP cwt'd. ~tit':'~-:, ~ tiiwit dee ~ ra hona Send""*" t na11 nee. 111-21&Met.. Cabot Rd, ••• 2oe. 114-t7t-1s1u~1011 ~~-64&-0210
Gar&Po01S42s1ne111...._ Nwptlk:llotceoem.'or Realty Bcuc•~-~e!~Piot :mtrlfAJJ:! * IPEllll* PIOILL . LllgUnaHMl.EOE -ULll w__.. To Go hell• 640-2032~meo ::n•~es1..eooo. 631-7370 Ooet11Meae.CA.t'H2t r9Cotd. Know o.c. w. llllll•ll•& 111 S.C1y/"9oeotk>nltt: Top PwMlme, Inell s Uur· Fff poaltton now~-
ROOM fof rent, fWnalll 4390 Von te.men-Top ftt mature, r .. pontlbl•. ExeoutMa.cnterlea OLlll tltlllt, reft, for bu1y daye/mo. Htty + oom-We oan offtt ftU hr9 I
non-notcer chtld OK I aMrgetlc. 640o4140 L8QUNI HMa LAlw Ofb. mlaetotl. No up MC. On eidt beneflte, " )'OU Mw
646-7513 after 8pm · BAYFRONT BUILOING lutwe I Pilla..W lutndlea Jell -1&. •-•1n WOtdP1oc111l 1g ~ ope1lllige fof (714)830 IMO Job Training. C.. Donna former,.. .. up l tn)oy
===-:""':'"" ____ . -OfFICI! SPACf -· -·-· Os*'9t0rl entry 19¥91 paytoll/ftle' m'".... 111-2"1 Of AW'/ 5744 hOIMd«iordnO~·· ROOM for ,..,, on Blllboe 650 equwe,... & up la8IHH '" •••• IBM, ~btee & Mac Faa.tator/Chelralde, Clertl Typl9t• clerk. P9YfOll ~ ·--Rllllrot' °' HB 2300 HfltbOt llYd. -CM
i.i.ncs. Avellable 9-1-MI. Celt 642..... ltll lntOlh Comclu,.,... 115 front deall, pit, mat\n, Reoeptlonllte/F'Me Clertca end 1o.-key ~.i but ''" ' ·
H ~tut--Telefnaf1cetlng wtM train ~Wtth ._.~ -nllf•---~~~i:.r:c=.·~= bNvcLEXAINdFrm ~·yprogramor~: Coet•Meaa..93'"'420· CuttomarSeMce1'ep9 Nmfted ~ ancs __.,_._ ••-.., --.-&WAY~-Y)•
non-amolcer pref91'1'9d. Nw Newport Bw:tl, ... 979-05~1. o.w •ITAi. Ill ,.~~ dMlr9 lo learn.· AW'/ In FIT ...... a •llled In ........ p'd .....,_ .. _......_.._ -·-...... 1'1 & eecurtty depotlt c •ll•nt financing , T _, Pedo omce Met!lng • ..._ .. ., .... __ pet'IOnfAM~PM SubdMllon ~ ...-1 P ,.,_ --iw -mo~~lnw/tllutllft• abeant .. owner,cellTed II.-. c:Merflll enthuetU!Jc & ~the Amer1cen THE JOLLY ROGER.INC & I.and P19nn1no. &ena pereon.Full/PanTlme Ground noor nutrttlon
paid. 11 1n1er .. 1ed p1eue Harrta • t&-547-1111. 2 MoUNb TMJp flCktTS. oartno R'oA •. wtth eupertor .dltt9renoe w/top dOllera 17042 <Ml1eC1e Av. reeume a WOttt Nf"'*9 Ai>t>t 642· t 197 ~· de'411a~ ~
call 873-5978 & -~ ...., Ylew llllte 5; !~t ~ ~~ befor• 10/1/M . Orange c.realde 9'pert... non l b•nellte/prHtlgloua lntne, CA to Mr. Fuantee 9t Rober1 NAf'I INTEllUOR DESIGN W tamoua M.D.
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meuege. .,..,.__..._.., ...... oriel Co. to Alalela '850. Ot· arnler S9 hr. If quaM1'.cs ~· both. f\111 and 2~1 Bein & WltNam Froet FIRM EXPANDING. ~ winn.ra.roMtl ~
"""''_. r-n• r.r •1199 Co. to ChlGago ~11 w-.-c.nter -· ,,.,_ Aaaoc 1401 Ou9ll St PIT FIT W• train call Pf j WAlllP-1111'11• ::::=or TO. S10K/up, no credit U00.(714)49&-3173 ,_.........,. 714·111·1210 P/1 ~Bct1,CA82te0" ' e.th75Mt9i =~r.r~ £..:.!
l300, 1¥ mag, 912-4!298. "'. no penalty. Cal 0. ,_., ... &Ill Set/Sun . GIMt fof
"'Full vtew be600n... nllon Aaaoc. 473 7311 &Ill 'ri!"' Two~..... Or come Into offtoe at eeo colag9 ltudent. 8elaty s•LES ........ m )'OU can be"* mot9o
........ A .. _....... 11 "'Sacnlwy Mrvtce = dt.l~ll - --.__ __ -c. 8. CoM1 °'· Sufi• 2t0, oper'I, Cell M0-3579 " Con.._.._. ftl .. --. hM ,... "'*' )'OU can .....,. apend ----"""""'""' __________ "'Ample parking ~f ~ Jiii ·-"'·;.-..-;;;·--Coeta Mee&. 1 b1octc lmmed'-te ~ fot -;,-;; -=~ open-In 5 mo'•· CAU NOW
........ 141-1-111 nr on CAILBCXRl '°' 15 mo. in: ....... -W•t Of SOuth coa.at P/TWWWI 1111 IUI time and P*'t time Ing.a for retail ..... per-. 9n.1520
Wkly rent• rtOW avail TO. Al9o lend on & buy tent beOln lat• Aug -PIT: -·1111 Pleza. Juat oft F1Maw on lk'9Y ,.., aMate offtce, lumb« hlrdWW9 and tone both FIPT Ad· •I uuta
S147.00 wtc & up. 2274 TD•. s10.ooo up to 7_.~, ~·woman. ,..,i Certified or Train••• the 40$ Fwy. ~rt;-1-!. T=~50 plumblfto & et.Ctrlcat va1~!#:.tnt.ei. Wiii llM
Nwpt BIYd.·CM 64&-7445 Mo. to Mo. Up to 3000 " JUMBO'S. Cell o.w.on H.B M6.ec)74 • t 1pm..7ern ' 7am-3pm. wpm. Muet be, & ••I•• P•OPI•. Hom• train. . Cell ,.,_ 1iiiiiiiiiiiiii~r
trom SS. ldMI T..._ Auoc. 873-7311. Lift.. :;a-J!'t! ~.v. Hoap. .rf am/llUftlY w.ll groomed. Sal~ c.ni.r ~a plua. eonMI departl'Mftt N9w-111111 Al 1•1•'11
V HI tit a lta tlh ~= r~;,~· •-------.-h Meaa 646-5685 Coata £neroet1c, poattl¥9, OOod :." c:: ~12M ,,..._~In pereon. por1 Statloner9 M3-1200 ·Join IN teem°' tht ortg. UU --Ceretor2yrold,30+ appearanee for lrvtne l.f-BTll llTWULD 1na1 COCO'S W• we
"c•R•E,.Sl"WT ... l.,i .. N.E""/""l .. X~k"-E OFFICE SPACEI 549 aQ ti tiitl..... BB -= '=~· Ill •• IU ~y Shop. Wiii train I·~· r ·~:· 1171........ s.-peopl9 needed for looklng for~ a.-Gregory new 2bd, tv, available In San JuM req • Kind mature peraon -50tmo + bef\ EOE 1 '-·-~: l /F Ill ....... commerdal Office ,,_.,Int~ M . M°lf.
micro d9h/w, w/dry«. Ceplatrano Beaotl S600. ..."tlft 3111 needed to care tor 8 752-0481 fl · ~co Selaty&com-Appty In per'IOtl. 2305 E
Mn<lbchlflah. HMa73 ~=-~.:OC, ,..,,:4, or fnlllll\ ADS LXOAoRESS. prlvata Eldety. Good..,+ nn 1 EIECITIYE ..,TillllT TRAl~~~:EDED ~._t! .~101cal3 t 0ou1_::1· :_.M.
DELUXE c oNOO No TN. •~19 uunu home. Newport a..ct1. t>oerd. Betty 8584872 SEClnAIY FIT. per90nable matuN Paid tralnlnO 1n 111 phaMe _ ...... _,"'_-_-_ .... ___ --·-
0n late• at Tahoe So. Kite, Small Pvt office c.nnery ARE FREE $5/hour. 768~2 ..,. UlllTWJ peraon for property of weldlng trade. " ~ UAL man UUI Poeltlon• 1va11. Miiiin<>'• •IM9• 4, 9·13 to 9-20, VIiiage s1751mo, utlla T .. · ••H Mu'1 be epnl«, excep-.__ ...... .., rtll .. mgmt co wl1h buay .,. a HS grad wtlilna to Need•c:Nng9?Juet'1ert-ltallan Rutauranl.
only seoo. 497-2392 paid. Agt 87~ dya c I .... en -Ilona! oppty, •JCP'd, RDA ...... ~· phc)net. Muat be..,.. to reloeet•. betWWI 1f·25 Ing out? Want to beCome BalbOa 87M171
or 873-6427 evee a : TEACHER PRE:ScAool pref'd. lrvrne ote. We're Metclng an ex-work Saturday. Mpn. yaara Old . M-F. 8-4 euc:cieeef\11? Before you , .....
ltatah It Ilaire n-•aL-•Tlll •••NJI CM1tlanMlnl1try.8E.C.E. 640-4292or7M-0777 pwtencedMCtetwywl1h Good phone manner• 800-252-0559 o r doahythlngcallE>don•t • 2724 ..--._ -· unite Coat a Mua. CJ::i::t/Am::: -.aaa excellent eommuntcetlon muat. Call 642-1803 213-298-e387. 75..a30 and ftnd outlll EXPERIENCED
----Ti;;--..;;;,;;-.; Office Suite ovenooklng 642-9181 ....,yu=: ~ elllllatoreportdlractlyto RECEPTIONIST • LJ" Siii llUTWllTDI Wanledforupecale
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__ ,_ -1100 aQ ft 645-7100 . FOUND FEMALE BEAGLE ...... FIT, entry lev9I Account· Word proe.e.lng and and •J(perlellCed: pit, 9Y9 * ..... * -•• 875-0070
Open 7 days, 641--0229 C..•trdal '"""' llP9f'OX 8 moa. DOVER Maialatrt " SHI Ing Clerit. for bllltng, flt. anorthand ability la a & Sunday'•· Cell fof an Nation• lafVeat gift lhop aw -Ollll
25 +f9male prof,11relQht, 2171 SHOR ES 752 -7551 IJhZ lng.&mlae.dut'-. deflnlteptua. appt549-3030. chain haa Immediate Faat order brHkfut
n/amitr Matr bcfrm -~~-.. -p;.iii.--650-9459 Send ruume to Mr. wa olt9r • com....0111ve IEC opening In Newport e......,1 __ ..................... . w/bath, gar, WtD, all HARBOR ACVB RETAIL MANAGEMENT Fuent• et Robert Bein, ~ ,..... EnlDllST Beec:tl reeon hotel. Cur-""" .,.., ..,_ ........,,. amenltlea. o..rlleld. No FRONTAGE -2UNITS FOUND Older Female Wllllarn Froat & A•-~*ld•C91Mntben-rent opc>Ot1unlty lot full --------F/T, m uat b e ex-
peta S5eolmo + utlla. D Approx 1000 eq ti Golden Li b. Laguna NHdl N parlenced. eociet•. 1401 Quell St., For Immediate con-Heedquartera office ,.._ time and pert llme em-perieneed. Top WIQM.
875-24 10 E 857-2412 s.48-4787 & 869-2000 Nlguel, Dent Point BMdl an«getle career minded Newport BMdl CA 82MO alderatlon ~ )'OU( ,. tautant Chain hell Im-ptoyment. Contact Stuart All lnterMwl kept con-4~3-5404 managet wno can cs. · tume,or call: mediate open6ng fof fllll 790-3071 fldenttal. SM Phll at
2 R.eponelble SI M Nwpt 8c::tl waterlront office ,........ high volu bualo-....., tim. pef'INIMnt recep-Roetlo'a, 223 Marine Ave.
Seel(lng ..,.,. to 9hr 3bd bldg w/lltpa tor boeta. LOST 4 POUND YOAKY ;;;; !o Juggte me ... swdlDll Iris lrlf /712-1111 tlonlst. Buey lobby and AftDfW ml Balt>oe laland.
home In Dana Pt, Dan Raeantly remodeled . Near Poat Office In lnvolvl :;;':: ol Computer 9)(p req'd. Ex-D I m • n 11 o n PBX , '500/wtc 9e1ery + comm •TDl-llT 20--30 Iva. Nlgtlta & Week·
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d-e&1-0900, •240-3122 $2,400,000 673-.37n Corona del Mar. REWARD merch~= ~ng & pending IMne CPA Finn llllrtli lrtl• 1wltehbo1rd that r... 20% Only quallfled need
BALBOA, ocean ·~ btodl, Cannery Vlllege ~ 673-3505 or 953-2eee atora operatiOna. pc).. hU eomput• operator r qutree • WltY per'IOMble appty. Eetabllahed Or-
... I V • LOST don Rottweller 11•~-avalla ........ F~ .. •~ poaltlon °'*"for lndlvld-..... YM '--AM. lndfvtdual wfth front of-...,.. "~·-ty bu ............ --------roomy 2Br, $400/mo. un-f t•"/ lllh •• ..,.,. ..,. --· ual wit'" boO .. k I .._ ............... _. -..,... """" ... ._.. ""'"" ......... rum , rM900llble, neat I -,. -··o.mpH y" REWARD llland. Manhattan beaCtl " " MP ng ~ ...-, 12111 ....... pr..,,_,._ 8P9M'· megaztne. 547-0685 ._.e11 .,._
Paul. 2131399-1132 or 9ISA ftlll • SU Downtown area Beverly Hltla Call c1n<1Y capeblllt .... Salary range anoe. Poeltlon alee> ,. =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ull .... m .. ,..." ...... 71"528.-7201 ext 1402 4 Plex S254.000. 30 day Hunt Bdl. 9e9-7722 213 824-2831 from S1350/mo. Call Equal()ppor1unlty qulr• UM ol 10.lcay • F/T PIT poaltlon for P 1~ Kathy (7 t4)833-oe51 Employer lldd« end Mght typ6ng. ClaNlfted AdvWtlelng motivated & enthullatlc
BLOCK TO BEACHI ncrow A ; 641-0~only LOST lrg Huek_ey typedog. Lovely ottleM. inedl-~ULD C M 68 1 9990
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640-<t279. Debby/Marcia
Ocean vlewl Sl'lf 3bd HM pteMe g Irvine Ave. Nwpt Bet\. Tll l•••ar 1 HI RE FILE OLEll calfdentel pkg. Apply l)er90nl, . •
.. aec:ur y, -11• REWARD 850-6431 ..... lueritttl .._.._., ""'-ult time . -..,... 957-8'88 8 to 20 unite In COM/NB . Al a CENTCJRY 2 1• poaltlon plua· beneflta JOLLY ROGER INC Piiot eurren~ hM CIP«'-S•50 + 11 8115 w•-ii Gray, blactt and whit• I --• ,.. ____ , ,..__ F 9AM-4PM The 0r-Cout Delly R9~tall Salea •
BLOCK to beachl M/F ll'lr Broker 64().5078 LOST male Slllcey Terner Proleulonal you can take through classifie d San Clement•. aeH1111' 11~n!.~"!"':;.:,~ :~ f~ .. :.,hon!"4' .=: -. .11 ..... J... SIZZLER RESTAURANT
2bd duplex. atl.amenltlee.l IHlltriaJ _ w/short haircut "Teddy" advant1ge of our ax-250-0331 per.on In our Clalelfted 11 loolllng for PIT or FIT
$400 +aecurlty Weat-of Hef'bof &-WllM>n. eiu1lve -Ge.,eeH't-ak-._ ...... ._. ••••H•••••••••••• AdV9rtlel ...__.. CASHIER
646-l 172 avenlnga f 300 aqft w/front ottloe, REWARD. 646-9590 , training-one ollhe moet -t-.1. 119Jll•l'J Mu.t~A.5_-'= EXP WAITRESS
---drive-In door In rear Lott-MIXED SHEPHERS eomprehentlV9 and In-: ( \10 ·.EH O l'l 'O HTI \I n : For Newport Beec:t1 R.E. prior t~ ..._ex-..._.""......._ -- -&57-0842_ ~~e~MF14f~of 111~~:~: SSS 25/mo. 1785 Whittler 1/M & l /F bllt & brn, 4 yra novatlve programa In the e e llrm. MM-time, phc)net, pertenoe, ~a ~t. lmegee1 la a llne 1t11tonery -----IUOl_;:;~--==--11~
t, CM. 540-9352-D. old, July 23, Orchard 1 lnduatry.Soc:alltoday. • MANAGE R • llghttyplng &general ofc eheerfultetaphonevoloe. andgftatorelnNewport ..._ furnca~~'.: o!'~no 646-0681 -N Biren. SA Hgta Pit ... .., 1 • • lklHa. Call O.ve 780-M33 Excellent aal1ry plua Beach f .. turlng Hallmat1t Taking •P911eatlona for ----·~---I I c p t REWARD ti Weft fw,.. • • c:ommlUlon ind good product•. We are .-1ng COOktalll()yst• Bar/Day O• ••11l l /f t··-L a tat rt J tr! f 852-8087183 l-4405 • e \ I e SECRET ARIAL Poelttona beneftta. a FULL TIME Mlel per-food waltr ...... Apply In
., ... r .. bd nr ...,5 rwy l LA.-rllfMU·_..1 • 11•pl1•1I ror lll1lt1 t1"1•11)1'11l 1111-1l1011' • ........ ____ .. _ 1tand1rd1, and enjoy low, 1 ~una Beaoh. NO 20
., .. h~ ~n-f 27H ~ • pp11 .1t11111' •Jt•' """ h1•111ii '" • avallabla. Ten monthCallKath....,Olaon forln-eon. II you hav. high per90n 819S!Mpy Hal·
S300 mo +aec 549--8528 -• • irs;1 ,.. '"""" YMf, ...., .. .,. .... ..,.,. tarvlew appointment. ..._ ---_ Low coet apeylnuet• r• 21 • I I I • hand, 50 wpm typing. 642~21 ext. 302 dealing with the public, PHONE CALLS PLEASEI
Fem M .. VIWde apt 2BRI lrwPllTTllPLD terral Pet ID available • 111 1111 u.rf, 11111'1 111· ,,.ir • $14 15-1901/mo.Apply ln plaaM call Jullan at --------
2BA 1315/mo • 1120 Rar:ty on.wed In thla nice No F .. 97&.-PETS • 111u11, al'f.il. 111 ~·111111•11 f11·\ll1l1· 11111 • per.on, Fountain Vell9v ••m .at 831-8888 fOf an awt. WAITllllll-Olll'S
MC • 'i'tutll1 CallToydy locatlon Good Income . LOST amall IJ................ : l(o 111 or1t•1tlt•tl \ppl1,,1111, 11111,1 ,,1'1111, •• Setloold Olstr1et, 17210 •YPILIT -.-•• -•• -.---.-.1-111.-,-Fu lrt P ar t -tlm a 540-2241 , eve 7~550 Needs a llttle TLC Could .• ,qreen parrot _,, , 1 Oak Street, F.V. Cloelng -• -• -...&tt Days/nlghta avall. Exp Bea-B ea Around 4255Campua 0f. • ""'""11!"•11 ,1111111, • d t • ''EO E 330W.-..St. Afldtrame• ...... lnCosta "'ef'd.Goodbeneftta 78 -reallza much greater · • • .. ugua · · · · ,_, .. ...,.. ,... Fem rmmte for condo In potential 1370.000 Call Mes a Verde a r a a I lrv1ne. CA 92715 • . • eo.ta MeM. CA 92829 Meaa need• local Mlea Futl!On laland CK. NB
veraa1r1ea Pvt BR & BA to see _5_5_7_-ae_to_or_64_~---I a54-2e00 : l<1·l1.1bl .. ''''"'I•. ,,rf11I 1,, "•h•· • lllllTAll&L/lllTALI help T~a112.90w1n train. tral SS
$«5tmo 4 '"' ullls Avt BARRETT RLrt' 642•5200 -.rn1I 111-.ur.1111 ,. •• 111u-.1 • Fufl time. Leem proper1y U ... /ltm F/1 .._.. Sept 1 8'2-7054 • • mgmt apt renter ~~ !ll ........ ......., AIDE to UlNAGER "'
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2BR , • ..,BA CM Pl• IDllTm : \\" .. rr .. , ,.,, .. 111•111 • u111pa11' lwn • nua. Hard working BerMiftta. l1ft 180 lb, 18+, _..__ •-• antwering ~ PfT,
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673-2507 C)t 54&.-53a6 I
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DOWNTOWN • \111''' 111 111'''"'' I 111·· 1l1r 11 • • rev. Call for excellent flnanc-• ' yerd, 1401 Avocado A~
Ing detalla. , e Thu r-. :! 1111 h.110 p.m : Ste 204 Newpon 8eeet1
F to ll'lere 3BR 2BA on
B1lbo1 Penlneula Non-
smoker $325 Avall 8116
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969-7722 : Costa Mesa, CA 92626 • ::;:~11 wr ... q~~:~ ~:~
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houee. room.
pvr entr , non 1mkr
stretgl'lt only. S325 • d•P
no pe1s 497-1830
Male or Female stir 2Br
2''tBa Condo Eaatlide
Costa Meaa nlll'l"lln
25-35 6-45-5804
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NB VILLA Balboa 2 a seek
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Cltuiat. lenlc4fllt" Baa•~aa wa•ac•Jl•t OUst BusfEM. W/mo FENCE!:Oxtes t r .. trim l Lancart
& up Wk/Bkno, tuppllea Dump rune C M.IN.B furn_ Chrla ae 1-0988 ar11 Jim Why1e 642-1206 K.C. TREE SERVICE __ • Top Trim. Removal. Oual.
HouNdeanlng 14 yra exp •GEN HOME REPAIRS Serv Lie/Ina. fr .. •t.
rell1ble, reas. fr" ett, own P1lnt Drywall. Carpentry 969-6263 °' S3~9e
trena_ Pine 8'5-988e Dell• etc Gary 646-5277 PTL
HouMCleanlng, carpet• & I ••HANDYMAN•• ••u•rz upl'lolatery, wtndowa, ete Large or small I do It a111 1";""9iliilOd("""' .... w•aJ""'-· .br .. a-wo;c-•
I Klrbys Malnt. 831-5272 Pet 531-5579 ortve mag concrete. Comp pattoa:
HOUSECLEANING 10 LARGE OR amall. l 5 yra exper. 646-<t83-4 I YRS EXP Good ref'a. Gener11 home repalra BRICKWORK. Small joM .
own trana. M1rl1 241-9553 8 yra exp Troy 548-2077 Newport, COlta M ....
Your By Japenete lady St Anbh C !>+net
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FINE PX Nf~ By Ridl-ard Sinor. 1 ~of happy
cuatomera. Lie. 28064-4.
Thank-Youl 983-4114
A.A.A. PAINTING Int/Ext
LOWEST polllble prtoe.
10 Step ~· 8&2-3235
GLASGOW PAINTING
Int/Ext. 30 yra axper.,
raf'a. 642·5214
PAINTER NEEDS WORKI
Int/Ext, oelllnga. refln cab.
(26) yra exp., WOf1c guer.
Dav1• Painting 964-3837 HOUSECLEANING IHJla~-lrvlne Ref'a. 875-3175
SeM<:e Direct Of)' Own tranaportatton LT AX UNO -DoviNd No ~o amall :11 ~ ReprMentatlve I 54&-0527 call evening• Garage & Yard Clnupa Frea •t Lie . 831-2345 QUALITY PAINTING
142-4321 tit. JOI •ANNE'S HSE CLNG• Jon 646-.8192 SUPER ~R 0
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Cmplte, windows, paint HAULING • CLEAN-UPS. REASbNABL~A;~~E: bid. guat WOf'lc 87!5-8088
~ Call Barry, 831-4748 I L Acteatical "...1•1a!; 1vac:ane'11rAnne722-8572 7 Daya Low.st ratM 54&-1452 ucU93790 p =
AEBLOWN OR PAI ED MARIE'S Janitorial Matnt •.....: F 1M INTERIORS Prof fem 25-35 to lhr 2BR Aleo Int/Ext Palntll)Q Prof cinlng, gd exp frefi HAULING & MOVING WTiaf 28A II\ NB (81ywOOO) All Llc'2S8S97 631_9~6 24 hr Call Marie 547•5448 College Student wflrucit -....;..;;a.._____ HANGING/STRIPPING
amenltlet $-4 15 • ·~utll1 Thank you, LNte •&·1 ..,..* VISA-MC 873-1512
790-8009 Ive mag Aa;ah WH~~-&nt Kelly'a Oua1,11y HAULING & MOVING CLEAN & EXPERT flutll~= -......... ng, ••P . rea, Col Over25 yeeraax~ ~iliiP!iifmiii~iiiiii---1 Prof MI F 25-40 2br den Par lng At .. Aapelra & 642-o<t06 te2 t8e7 lege Student wltl'\lek T ,.. 2ba NB condo 2 eat gar, Reaurfaelng : Roofing 4 .__: • ThMkl, Lewie 768-8154 Lie '1 18•428 30-l3S3 ~.:; T:.ur::n=
pool lee tennll 1550+dep Waterproofing• 83 1~ 199 ... HMU.. lttl • •ABC MOVING•. wooc. ProblerM-~o Prob-
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TO SHR 3BD HSE COM •• •"' ... ctt .20 Vw tn x;;; ouan' Prof Chrlaflan tem;J; a;: .. ~
Nr beh. prof n-•mkr. S400 REllEF CARE SERVICE REMODE~ING & R.EPAIRi 11'" to hou . ...i1 fOf an -n-.-AINI---....._----'P~~=L· .......... --.1
• 13utll ave & wkenda Emergency! Hr-Oay·Wk All T Storea-omc:..-axtended pertod of time, 14 lw D U.1111
857-40S81873-0835 Secrt'l-Bkkpg 875-9937 I H~tc Lle'd/lna'd * JClnl tlfl, n-amk S37-544<t ~~Co~al-~Allplumblnglheet~
Would like rea; fem, 28R Carpt•t2 Palombo Conlt 988-3564 Laaiac••'•• Student Mover• Tntured ·a· .• . ...
28A at Pronft>ntory Pt Eltpert Cerpentry sm Room Addltlona-Ramod-;i I Lancart Uc. T 114~8. 641-8427 --
No pet• N-lll'lk Dave wk Repelr-Remod'l·Addl11on• Door• Window•· p •tJo ousfY's tandacape/lawn NEW WlnlhouN SJorege Xdd'n• rR.mO&i
683-894'4 nm 875-6497 0oora ... tc 548-4990 Cover1-Dac1t1 Frank. Mlln Serv Wiiiy/month/ llYll ••• Top Quality. I.ow Prtoe
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HN IM HB. FV, pref w/ 1-2 *477449 Paul 5'8-aaeo By Norman The Ooonn1n $20-$25 64S-5737 futietj!ecuitaa Dt911net!Y9. Affordabte ~OB+ FVhu 22"bCI· 20 yr r• Ooor9--Alc>aH-Aiter1tton1 Ou & Fir 857 DOOR SHRUB a LAWN CARE MC er;; a; K.i!f!! ( Kltdlena, ba1he. 722·1783
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720-8730 14J· 1lll, I IUl. ID •27804 1 AJ 646-8129 • MIKE ~m . Sunlflin. deaf*'O 17~ only 9'.(1'8-ELECTRICIAN Oual wont Trw/Trlm/Cieenup comp4 I~ lenlfl Ltd Cell (714) M&-6ltO
Siva & Secure 724 ,,.. aet S20 hr • gatdenlng Competit~ co;;;;JOn/G fOr Q;; COmmerQ6all/" ... O.rtlill
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applying for their first full·time job ? Plenty. if he or she hos ever
been a newspoper corri.,. Ti.tough route e)('perience he or she
is alread y a lop oheod o f their classmates. W hile they all
master ideas, the boy or gir~ith o news po per route is able to .•
put them fo practical use. Btisi"ls\? Carriers learn the basic
lea rn the basic principles from the first day of starting to deliver
newspapers. They b.uy at wholesale, Mttl at reloil, make
collections, keep their own books, and deol witt. people foce to
face. Ca rriers quickly find out thot "pro fit" and "loss" ore
more than textbook terms
The benefits ~f mon09ing a newspaper route a re an equation
for a future successful citi"en. A great number of today's
prominent men and wo men started their public careers as
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gives o boy or girl o htod start on the futvre.
8ovs ond q1rls I 0 veors ond older who may be inleresled m roull'
wor~~hould con1oc1 lhi> Do1ty P1lo1 circ11lo11on deporf1men1 ot
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preferred for Ml'ly morn-
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Old lrvlne Blvd. Tintln
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Schoof Olatrlct FOOd Ser ~ Dept. le now accepr.
Ing applleatlon1 fOf P{T
workera Rate 11 5 554 P« hoUr. minimum 3
houri per day Apply It
2985 Bear St Bldg A
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cu11ms
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Call 8'2-t«4. &Ill for
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CIRCUlA TION DEPT 11 now ~=-ttone
330 WEST 8AY ST. P.O . eox 1560 for • "'" time euhltr
C ~~Ible ~~~ OSTA MESA . CA LIF. 92626 aponalblllty, energellc
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1oy9 Proton am/fm, 2tt< ft l a u r • n e • 3 -0 • 1 4 , MMa Unlflecl SdlOOI Olltnot -. G<wlrnlnQ eo.ro. herein· ---------. NlJC llmCE ml. '30.ooo. 722-7134 ..... , _ LARGEST SELECTION .....twtcnda 844.()375. Of ()fange County .. ,.. " ,_ -..... ,.. •ft• rwfwrecl to -"DIS-HCTmOUI _.. HCrmou9 ....... **" .... * • ·---Oflaternodel,low,,.... ........... ,. P:r::!~tt1up~2:~ ::!:'=~---=-= ~~·ia::;::.:,:: ~=--MICtnlOUllUH•• ~w IYofy/Pllo •• IUP9ft> cond.. ,.. Cadllaca In°'• Fully eQUtot. Oita owner, Auguet ttH. •t the ...... ..._, _, ,,.-ateted tllna, MIMO bide for doWIQ ~ aa: IJIAm STATW'f The_.....,.__..,..
erttoa recorct.. 3 yr. Coun1Jjty10S..·11ua0t 0 S150o. 842-1~ Pvrc::lhuino Offtol ~ Mid erty..., .......... tfle ...,cl°'. con1t.e1 for Wfil'tNIY ROOFING. n. tolOMIO,.,.....,. dolrlGN~ •• OLr: WOll'LO
w.Tenty evell TNa ... • No AOd1tiona1 Ou!t1 ~ MUSTANG 4 ,..... ~erd Sc:t1001 [)(eti1ct, ~ mt ..,._ _.,.. ...... h the at>ow ~ ttaa Orano-n . eo.ta ~a ........, • ~ 40t W ~ oriy at lular~uPS ..,..... 2985-8 e..r St..-, eo.ta ...n. E.acn mu9t llltlmlt ......_ c.llf. 92121 PfllECISrvn, .-A'"'.._• ·
•,... ... ...... • No HusJes 2eoo Harbor IMS. 1977. AK, ,.,. ·.r. ....... CA ome. at wNctl .,_... .. ....., ..... ,.. wM MCfl bid oertlfttd °' ~ L. Whttiwy, 1035 22M Peclfte Ave. Unit L. I Caol, eoec. ...... .
..,.._ /I I--r,,,. COSTA MESA OOnd, low mliMOe M e time MIO bide w11 b9 J)Ut>-,.._ .... Y• _, weM c:Mhlar'1 c:hac* ~ to Ofaft09 #3, Coeta Meea. oo.ta Meee. c.lf. t2t27 t*7 . (Ser. 0 14:12) ,,..,/ t:NIC ,-.,,./~ ott.. "9-1122 llcly opmnect and,.._, tor: .. d8ii M ...._, ....... the DISTRICT ou bid bond Calif. 92e2'7 \,J.,,,.. A. a-ry, 22M HW H. 1111wr.ii11,1111..,....__..,_ -a1f 1ID tuaJrc /tUttl~ WI MT iLl Ulll '82 OLDS 99 REGENCY CKA'RTER BUS SERVICE -:.::: do ... ......,. In the torm Ml forth In the Thll butlneea 11 con-Pac:llC Ave. Unit I, Coate .H .. •c.:· ::lzr·· Colla • .rl .;-'-/, USED CARS & TRUCKS BROUGHAM •OK ml All bids .,e to b9 In ao-.,. , ,_ _, _..,. contrmct dooumtnt1 In an cSucted by: an lndMduel ......_ c.IN. 92t21 Meea.T .. '* .... ..:,1 le .....,,.. COMElN OR CALL FOR " c:ordanca w1tb ~ • ..eterM1. ....,,,.__... • emount not ._.than 12000 Robert L Whitney Thia bualheal II con· ,_ ,,_ neaa oon-
lOOI a.I It., N.a . FIB a_a .. a1 • lttte"MW", loedecf, ~c. pwr 1nstructlonl end Speclll-e ...., ..., .... (..._. !ft N a pant• thet1M ~ Thie 11.-mem ..._ flied OUC1ed br. • ludMd 181 ducted b¥:~ ~9300 • o.-al~ steer, amltm ttweo. wire c.tlon• Miich -"• on fMe In tM ,._.. boeli). O.r wlll entef Into the with the County a.ii of Of-Jamee A. et-ry Hw +4. Wtllll lbelOll
wtll c:cwer., new brllk•. lhe omc. of the PutcNlllnv ~ de .-... ...,. Pfopoeed contract If the ano-County on J;;, 21, Tttl9 atement ... Ned Thl9 11.ttemem --.CS ......n light grey w/vlnyl top, Director ~ Nici Sd\OQI oi.. .,.._..__.. ......_ ,_.... ..,.,. i. lward«t to lllCh 11N wtth the County a.ti of Or· with IM County a.ti of Or· 11m.11Ci 1&211 8EACHBLVO $M75,•97·21t8 lrlct, 298&-B a-Stre91, .._, .-.... ..,.. _. ...... bldcW.tnthe.-..ntof,._ "MIM1 ano-County on .My 2t, _,.County °" M'I 21,
HUNTINGTON BEACH Pl YMOVTH 1g7 4 Sat• eo.ta ~ CA tme. • • .,_.. CAl.8MDANC>e to "'t• Into Mid contr.e1, Pl.I~ Ofanot Coeet 1tee • ttM llOIOU . .., ... ,, .-.1111 Ute ve ,.._ btllk• A Ptrlormence 8oncl mey ,.,. pre1eftt•r Wfta ll.ldl MCUrlty ... b9 tot-Delly P'6o( Jut( 27, Auvuat 3. ~ Olw~ _.. ' ' ..---'bereqund1tthedlacr9tlon lllf -'II _... e ....-lelted 10, 17, 10M Publlahed 0ranoa C01iM Put>IWled
.... , CHEVY '81 CHEVETT£. 4 aun roof, r,::1 cond o1 the Dtlutr1c:t ...... ..., ..-. The 04STRIC'T ,...,_ ~ o.lly Plot .My 27. ~ S, o.lly Pilot~ 27. I ,
dr, auto, ale, MW !Ir•. 11300. 8'5-737 No bidder' mey ...tthdf9W UM_,..•-......,... the right tor~ Wt'f °'.. 10. 17, 11M 10, 17, 1tee PORSCHf
AUDI
CHEVROLET
Hl9hu1 Q..all1v Sal•'• S.rvlu
40 E CoHI ll"'Y N•wport S.ach
67S-09t0
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1442 S Bristol. SA
141-0220
am/fm CHI IU•O Ille Bid for• 1*1C>d of forty~ ••••.._ • a. .......,e bldt °' to wlllW any tr-"8.IC ll)TIC( ~1 ~
722-7381 P'tll.IC ll>TlCE n.... (45) d1ty9 aft• the date "'' nhni; w ,........_ ~II• In 11ny bid• or In ------------------1---------Nt for the Ol*'6nQ lt'tereof. eeottta I .......... lteM... Ille bidding HCTmOUI IUeMN "8JC ll)TIC( CHEVY '82 CHEVETTE ACnnDUI .,_.. Ttte eo.ro of Education 01 01u"pllr oot1 IH for· No ~ m•y wltttdr• 1J1Am ITA,....,.,
SCOOTER, HK ml., MAm ITAftMDn' ttte Newport-Mela Unlfted M•ll4'•d•a l•t•l•a My bid for a period of '°"Y· TN 1of1ow4ng penone are HCTmOUl .... N
good cond., new mum.; The tollowlng per90na are School Olttrlct r...,.... the •111tad11 .. •Md ...... llw (45) d1ty9 at!• the data dotng bu91n1e1 aa: 1J1Am STAW IJIAm STAl'W
br8ke1. Urea. emlfm go1ng ~ 1u : cm~ right lo raiect any Of all 8ldl ... la OOfta .._.. M Ml for Iha oS*llno of bide. PAIOE DEVELOPMENT The fo1oW1ng perlOnl.,. The toloWtng perlOnl.,.. 11ereo. good tran1p., ova quH r an. and not nec.eaertly ACC>aC)t -A pmyment bond and • ANO CONSTRUCTION CO. doing buelneel ea: clOinCI buall1eae aa:
$1 750. 497·2118 Cout Hlway, Laguna &eeen. the lowaet Bid. and to_...,. II ueMcl no pteMftta au perlorrnanc:e bond ettall b9 INC., 2081 ~ c.nt• YARN IOUTIOU£, 2744 S~EET HEARTI, 271' . c~~ 1 ,. ... ,_ ulk any 1nrormallty °' Irr~ ......... tteMpo, ,_.. r«iulred pt1or lo axac:utlon Or Sult• 108, lf'Me, Cellf. Eut Co.I Hwy, Corona 611 Sandpiper Or .• coet.e ...... CHEVY '83 Monte C.rto .._, .,.. __ l att. ty In In)' Bid raoalved. ,_., .. -. J le,...... of the corrtrect and lhall b9 12715 Mllt, c.llf. ~5 Calif. t2t2e 1---.,.-'M-C-L-.-----. am/tm, air, el«: wind, 22l5 MM~et Or · N9wport MIWPOftT-•IA UNI-..... ew ...... au.._. In tt11 f0tm eat fontt In the Preda Da\Mcpne11t end Mlrdra ~ 21515 8cN1n El""••.,,punr ... -, Inc.. ~=======~ .,,, ~ 20r, V-8, jade green. BMctt. C t2ee3 ,.D ICHOOl. Dl8"'9CT ol r etr11 OOHI de n oontrect document• eon.tructlon Co tnc .. C.. Via Valor, Capl1trano Cailtomia. 2111 S.lldplpei =PO .. "'"HE ... 112, whit•. 'DI/RENAULT S3500. 873-&819 Thi• bualneai 11 C:Of'I· 0r-. e-t,, C...,,. L ,.-a,.hdad • ..,... ... A mandatory w.ikllwough fornla, 2011 Bu1lneat Bwfl. Celt 12t2• Of., Coat• ...... Cam. ~ vu , ducted by: an lndMOual ltocllar, '"'otlulftt ....,,_,_. ... _.. will be ectteduleO P-.. c.nt• Or. Suite 108. !Mna. Robert D. Lapen1.ei1, t2t2t
cMc* It outl SN00 Of JEEP CHRYSLER 77 C«clova. Rob«! Cttartae Lulkatt Dtrecotr (114) -.at17 a.... ..,_ ~l1'11M '*' Mllntananc9 Dmpt 171•1 Celll 02715 27515 Via VII«. c..-treno Thie t>ual,,... 11 oon..
Bea1 Ofter11 8'2-3719 « s loaded. tilt c:rulH r. Thia ttatemant WU lllld O.tad Jutf 30, 1988 ......._ ,__ .. _... 558-3300, tor oet• Bide Thi• t>utl-I• c:on-Bwtl, Celf. t2t24 duCted by:• oorpotdon 722--0655 .,. stweo, pwr wind • good with the County ci.rtc °' Or-Publllhed Orano-Cout ..._. ......_ • 1111...... lrom Contl'Ktor9 not ettancs-ducted by: • corporetlon Thia bualneae 11 con-~ M. Scflaln, ,,_..
PORSCHE '80930Turbo. • • ,.. • cond.11200.536-SS-18 ange County on July lO, O.ity Piiot Auguat 3, 10, 1n1i 1111....._ ... llMOM-tng!ha •llktlltoughwl•not WllllamH•.Secrelaty dUc:t.oby.hu1Danchndwtf9 dent
, l988 HIM ooa I YR Ill I .... ,_.. b9 90CaPted. Tiile at91"'*11 ... ftled M ~ Tt* ......,,.,,, WM flled freetl motor, P7'1, Wlt'Y IRVINE A UTO DODGE 01111 &t adn. gd . '11117' Su355 .__ .... ~.._,.._ QOVPN9t0 90AM>,., wtthth9Countyc.encof0f-Trii. ...........m ... Ned wtthNCountyc.ttofOr-
qulc:k, wtilta ... Nlc•I mechcond.nu tlf•.2nd Publllhed Or•nga Cout .,_.. • 1,11adn • • carolrn 1 . ltocaiar. ange County on Juty 11, wtthttleCountya.ic~Of· _,.County on .My 21,
846-0418 71 4~~~~~;144 ~~r:-:.t.~e;t=I ~~r~~~27. Auguet 3. f'tBJC M)TJCE ir-.:,_~::==-::f! "==~ eo..1 10M "*" enveCountyon.lut1,!;1~= 19941 Pl14MI
Su333 ITATllRff'T °' t). Dally PllOI Auguat 3, 10, Publlahecf ()fange Coeet Publlaned Orange COMt Pub!Wled Orenve ~ 800-428-7 485 FMI Flll..-r '12 1--------uANOot1mNT °' e ... No. 414411 \9M O.ity P1toC Juty 21. ~ 3. Oe11y Pt1o1 -M1 t3. ao. 21. o.11y Pt1ot .Mr 21. Auvuat s.
TOPSll Piii
Fat Pempered
Meroedee Benz
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Top Meroedee Prtoea Peld
CALL PETER or RAY
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213 °' 714137-2.333
TOYOTA '85Tercel,•19d.
nice ttereo, mint cond,
orig ownr, only 18K ml
... 150. 854-1038
TOYOTA COROLLA SAS ·eo Lltlt>ack. 5 ec>. ale
11ereo. excelt.nt
condition •551-3418
TOYTOA CELICA ST '78
5 epd, am/tm ttereo caaa,
runt perfect, gd cond.
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FUTUAA -4 dr. auto, air., f'tBJC M)TIC( Ull °' FICTIT10U9 The Mme anes e00r ... of Su35-4 10. 11 ttae Auouat 3, 1~ 10. 17. 1tee PoW9f tteerlng, power ., ... ,, ..._ thct court le. (El nombH y Su-331 Su-219 Su-SS7
brakea, 8 cyt and m\ldl '1CTITIOUI IMllMH The folloWlng pereon• dlrecclon de la corta •>-SU.. P\a.IC M)TIC£ mor•. (1E0~958) .... 095 3JAm ITAn.NT tta~ abandoned the uaa of PERIOR COURT OF CAU-
Jottneon & Son Linc. following pmnone era tna Flctllloue Butlnaat FORNI.A, COUNTY OF OR-ITAnMINT Of
Mere ~5630 bullneaa .. CLASS Na m . THE Gu T . ANOE. CENTRAL DIS· A.IANOOl••NT Of ' PRODUCTIONS. t7777 TERMEN/THE OUT· TRICT. 700 CMc Center UllOf'1CTI1lOUI FORD '77 Grenada, 2 MAIN ST., STE ~2. IRVINE.
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doot, gray/burg, air, MW CA 92714 COlta Meu Calif 02828 92701 The following per1on1
timing chaln.-valvea, r•blt Marte M. Kir.ch, 47 Sand-T.ha FIC1ttlou1 Butlneaa The "411M. addr-. and 1'11"41 abM\Ooned thct UM of &:30 p M
.trana-carb, run• gd. mutt piper, Irvine, CA 0271• N•me raf•red to •l>ow wu I~ number of platn-111e Flclltlou1 BuelnaH • · •
CITY OF COITA MESA
COUNCIL AQENOA
sell lmm•dl 1 1100. Susan Anna Lind, 1808 flied In Ormnga County on tiff'• •ttom.y, or pltllnlltl Nam• DISTINCTIVE
•32-17'1or969-2782 Calla Lu Bolu. 4'12, San Aprtl 2,, lUS t=ILE #ttttout 11n auornay, i.: (El HOUSECLEANING, 185 E. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
, Clemente. CA 92872 NO F272571 A & B nomt>ca, le Ofr9CCl<>n y el nu-Wiiton, Cotta M_., Call1. CONSENT CALENDAR FORD 77 T·Blrd, drk Mary Fellow1. U882 Halen4t Lloy FraleY 1~1 maro de talafono O•I 92827 Written Communications
brown, p/1, p/b, air, Klmt>erty Clrele, Tuetln, CA Cadlttk, Lagona Hiiie. Calll lbogado del demllndanta, o Tiie Flctlllou• Buelnaaa Reading Folder
im-.ter.o., 351 eag. ~ 02853 del demlt'ldente qua no Name referred to above_.. Clalma: Dogan C Kamuran, Louise B. Fuller
auto 12400 960-2262 Jell Allan Rey. 103 Thi• t>ull,_ wu CX>fl-tlence •bogado. •>-FE~ llled In Orange County on Administrative Actions
ORO • ..,,, F·•-~ w Streamwood. lrvlna. CA ducted by an lndMdual ER A L 0 EPOs1 T 1 N • No"9mt>er 28. 1985 FILE CompletloQ of , .. _ lnatallatlon ot traffic •u.na11 on Vlciorla at Va11au Roed F """ _,....,.,! gn 9271' Thia etatament _.. flled SUAANCE CORPORATION NO F293348 ,..., -v ,_,
New tlr..,btak•l battery , Thta bu11ne11 11 con-With the County Ciani of Or-:11•1 07S-7211 . L•gal I Karan L Camerae 18s E and replace signal controller on Vldorla Street and Redhill Avenue
High ml , xlnt cond ale duet.CS l>Y • general Plft· anga County on July 11 OMllon, John A Nor91fd Wlleon. Coate Mela. Cell! Agreement•.
radio 12500 obo 733.()638 neralllp 1988 &q • KatlOertein S. Lyneh. 92627 A) Ralph Anderson & Associates, tor th• recruitment of a Pollce Chief In the
NG • I M.nt M Klrlcb Publl.ehed Ormnga Cou1 111, Eeq · .,.AILING AO· Debi'• s ~1111e 220 amount of $9.000
FORD MUSTA ~ Thia st•tmmant •la llleO Dally Piiot July -20, 27. DRESS P 0 Box 9~9· 1Promonfory OJ E.aat,. ~ Bl Costa MeM Redevelopment Agency for reimbursement by the City of
6 cyl, IOw ml, gd ' with the County Cl«k of Or· Augull 3 10 1966 Newport BMeh. CA 926e0, !)Ort 8Mctl C.ill 92ee0 $5 000 I f f rkl t d f the d t body good, $1200 nrm. 9nQ9 County on July t, 10ae · · Su-320 3333 Mlchalion Drive. Thia bu~,_. ,. .. COt'I-, , a port on o the cost o a pa ng s u Yo own own area.
6'5-5830 '111171 irvtne. CA 0211• ducted by 1 general partoer· Resolution authorizing the conveyance of a portion of Plumer Street to the ,.1 Published Of.nga eo..1 nun'IC fl)TJC[ I DATE (Fachal MAY 7 tnlp Costa Mesa Redevelopment Agency UllOILI TIWI DAI • Detty Pltot July 13. 20. 27, rUUL 19U Tiiie etatement wu fllecl Request to rescind the Ingress/Egress Agreement(•) with owners of
• dr .• loaded with power Augutt 3. 1986 ITAff•MT OF Garr L Gr.,.., Ctent •Ith the County Cl«k 01 Of· property on the Commercial Rehabllltatlon Block
equipment, In white with 5"268 AHNODf-NT M ., ......,n DeYla, ~ anga County on July 21 Conference Advanoe for a Police Officer to allend Fingerprint Recognition blue v•lour Interior. UM Of '1CTI1l0Ut Publllhecl Or&nQa Coat l9M • CoorM I
( 1M XL 126) I 1'.905 Pt8.JC M)TIC£ IUl•ll ....... Dally Ptlot Auoutt 3. 10. 17, Pu1>411had Ormnga Cout OLD BUSINESS
.lonnaon & Son Unc.1 flClmOUl IU ... H J Tll4 toll~ pereona 24· tlM Su358 Deity Piiot Jilly 21. AUQU!.13. For ~d ~ pd~tlon Ordinance 86· 19, concerning the
Mere 5-40-5630 .. ,.,.. ITAft....,. have abendonacf the uM of 10• 17• i9ee r~ulatlon of parks andTthlet~ds In the City of Costa Mesa
LI.-..•,_ aaa ,.2 The followlng '*"'°"' era tn1 FlcllllOull 8u1lna11 linT11'r ~8 R PORTS · • ~ ••w• -.• INama THE WILCOXON RE-f't&.IC """'~ Loeded with with power doing bull-.. Al TY COMPAN'Y PAO-·---------1 Dol61 "' W..,.,.l' --etty Manager equipment, wire wtleell, METRO SELF STO~OE FESSIONAL ~l ESTATE ,ICTITIOUa .,..... ruuw. """''' Memorandum of Underatandlng with the eo.1a Mesa Police Anociatlon:
ie.ttter and much ~. 1 • Callfornle Limited .,... SERVICES 2212 P•tne1• j NAm ITATDmNT flOTmOUI .,..... a . .Aesolutlon .. tabllahln~ulc Pay Schedui.. establlehlng the rat .. of
(1G 1W°'7) S9995 John-1~_:+P~~~ Ln . Co111 Mesa. Callf The lollowlng l*'IOnl .,. MAMl ITATl.wf pay tor clutlflcatlona and employeea plaoed und., the Basic Pay Schedule ~-~ Unc. Mere 92ee0 Ill Pr . "--· 192~~ FICllllOUI Bu1lnaea d~~~~~AT IM· ~~=::.one .. b AuthOrlH th• City Managitr to take the neceqary actions to Implement ~~-::"'.'....,.,..__,..~~.,,--.....,.. 1 O H ~-· ..,.,. iNama retwracs to allow wu PORTS. 5852 Hl9h9•t• SHOWERS 1 SHOWERS the retlret:n.,,t and medlC81 provisions of the Memorandum of Under-
LI NCOL N '8• M•rkfUPP41f'~l1 :9eeoHew· ntecS ln Orange County on Terr .. lrvlna. Cal11 02715 OF FLOWERS 14011 standlno .
Vll/LSC. elate gray. orlg l~ot>ert M McClellan 11 ,June 28. 19115 FILE . MlchHI Allen Sandler, Rancho Rd w.ttmlnat•. PUBLIC H£ARINGS:
ownr, .33K ml. 117,000 Mountain Alt! lrvtna C•lll NO F280097
1
56S2 HlohQ•t• T•r . Irvine. C•lll 02883 Appeal of the modlllcatlon set forth by the Planning CQmmlulon concern-
• 551-4871 92714 · · Danlal J HOOge. 2272 Call! 927t~ Phyllll~eeo.3tOE 2111 Ing Plannlng Action PA-86-106 trom Richard M othotf Builders. authOflzed
ThOmu w s.ar1ea. n CPame11 f 9•2• L2n7 . COiia M... d~!:, bbyu~~,:l~u.i con· Street C~ll Meaa, c.i11. aoent tro John Conley, for a Varlancerrom rear and aide ae1bed( requlrmenta •••-ua•llS 'II umewooo. 1rv1na. c a111 1 1 " s 92827 to allow construction of a cove<ed patio at the rear of an existing residence -"'271"' Thia bull-... con-MICtiMI A andllf Thi• bu•ln•H •• COf'I· I ,_ .. t 117 T .. -•• t Cl cl I a R1 ,..,..... • dr, loll ot power equip. • Th" b I I ducteo by.,, lndMOual Thie ... ,_.., -flled ducted by an lndtvlduel oca""' a ,.., ....... ers r e, n n z.,, ....
VOLVO '77 2 ..... DL good I l92S "•'"°' llrvd
cond , look• good, run• C M 9 79 2500 = .::~~•lntaln, FIND
VW 'M Bug ClUalc XJnt
cond lo mlt reblt eng, nu
wtlt pt. t>nc1. many nu pt1
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cua seoo obo. 759-3122
vw ·7 t Bui, reblt eng a
trans. Z bed, e1dt con<!, 1
ownr lut 10 yrs S 1500.
831~2
VW '72 SUPER BEETLE
very good cones N9W
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APC>'ec S2350 5-l0--4101
VW '79 Rabbit, • dr.
lmmac 1hape, 1tereo,
powder blue w/blue Int
GrMt beck to echOOI car ~950 MM533
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ment, In bMYllful beige 11 u• naH • con-Thi• •latamenl ... llleO 'with the County Clark of Or· Phytlla CuMO Appeal of the Plannlng Comm laston'a denial of Planning Acilon
with matching brown =ad by • llml1.0 pannar· #Ith the County Cl«k of Or· anoe Gounty on My 15, Thia ll•tament ... llled PA-86-116 from Grant K Wiese, •uthOriz.d agent for Manuel L. Setye and
cioth Int.Oat ( 1NJK89) ThOmu w Saartee ~ County on Jutf 18, ION with,,,. County CWk o1 Or· Mervin and Betty Greiwe, for a Condltlonal Uee Permit to conatruct a 18-unlt
111,995. Jotlnaon a Son r1111 11 •. 1..,,.,.,1 ... flled 19U 0 "~~ -noa County on J'*f 22, motel loc:.ted at 111 and 119 Ceell Place, Costa Mesa, In a C2 zone. Linc. Mere 540-5630 Cou ty Ctar11 of Of Pul>llahed Orange Cout Pul>lllhed 'llnQ9 ...._, 1986 NEW BUSINESS ...
· #Ith t~ ty n J 1y 1 1oae Omlly Pltot July 27 Auguet 3. Dally Piiot July 20, 27 • '11Ml'7 Request from M•rtha T •ylOr and Jacki Long. repreeentlng 20 Kar•te
................. Inga n on u nt117t 10, 17, 1088 August 3 IO, t98e Sv-301 Publ"'*l Otano-Coeet students at Batearlc Center. for economic aupport to attend the 1'188 MU
111111 Pul>ll111ed Or.nga COUt Su-34 7 ---------Dally Pll01 July 27 · Augua1 3. Jr.I Sr Nation al Championships wtllch wlll be held In. Atlanta, Georgia. on
DEATH NOTICE S
Deny Piiot July 13 20, 27, Ml.JC fl)TIC£ IO, 17• 19ee SY-334 August 23 and 24, 1986 August 3. 19U f'tB.JC fl>TIC£
su-2u FlCTITIOUa .,..... FICTI'TIOUI .u .... 11 Published by the Orange Coast Dally Piiot as a community service to the M,.,.. ITAT'lmWT NA• ITA~MT __ f'tB1.J __ C_fl>...-TIC£ ___ citizens ot Coata Mffa
The tollowlng per9001 .,. I The followlng paraOf'la are FICTITIOUt IU8*111 August 3, 1986 Su999
I doing l>ualnea9 u · doing bull,_... MA• ITATl.wf 1---------------------------ROTHENBERG FAMILY AM NOTARY SERVICE, TN following !*"ION mr• 1 BURTON CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, 2•2• ~ B~ .. Coete dolngl>uel,_u. TMTIAILY Q..fl'Q'1'.l B\'1io.' f)-CfrQ..• WOH
ALMA F BURTON, 714 Adema A..,.. Ste t03, MeM, Calif 9~627 CliALLENOE SAILCLOTH 'UIZLU 0\!o l'"t.J ~'--(,b p ;) HMI ~~r~~ away Aumuot Huntington Beach. Calif. Donal p O Sulllvan, '°' WEST 871 WHI 18111 ~ e-92&48 Bamtrd St · Coat• MeM. StrHI, Newport B•ach, -------141t•4 .. ., CLAY I , 'OllAN -------1, 1986, aft.er a bnef Cary H Rothenberg, 201 Calll 02627 . Calif 92ee3
illness. leaving her Mmyt.ir. Coat• ~. Calif ~i:-Sto =:'\.~ BulCh & Aalocl9t•. Ltd.. O ~eorrdng• the 6 ecrombled
husband. H Lee 92827 Calif 92827 • -. Del-are, t818 Highland wordt below to molte 6
Burton of San Juan Thia buelnaH 11 con-Thie b elne1a 11 eon· ~1119. Newport Beectt. Ctll1 tlmple words Print la"•n of
ducted by' an lndMdual u · 92680 eoth 1n lh l1n1 of tQudr11. CaptStrano. daughter, C•ry H. Rothenberg, o c ducted by 11f! lnOIYldu.i Thia buelnaH 11 con.
Marily n M orrison Thi• at1tamant wu filed OOMl P. 0 Sulllvan ducted by 1 oorpot1tlon
and son-in-law, Dr wt111 the Coun1Y Clerk of 0.-· Thie •1•tamer1t _. !lied Cheri.. a BulCh
Wayne M or""'""n o( ange CountY Of'I July 18. #Ith Iha County~ of Of. Thi• etatemenl wu ftled
• ....., t988 ~ County on July 2'· wtlh Ille County Cler1I of o;.
Azusa. son. Dr '114112 19 ,,,.., 9"09 County on July 1•.
Harold T Burton o f Jerome M Bame. 2130 P\lbllahed OfMOe Coat 19M
Laguna Beach , 8 MalnStraet.Sultal80.Hunt-OallyPllofJ·...,27 •·--3 "141• lngton Beech, C9111 sn&48 -1 • ......,,.. •• • Publletled Orange CoMt grandctuJdren and 7 J'ubllatted C>fano-Coeet 10, 17 1oae O•lly Pilot July 20. 27,
great grandduJd.ren D•lly Pllo1 Juty 20. 21. Su-35t Augu1t 3 10 tne
She was a member o f Augvet 3 10 1988 Su-321
the Neighborhood Su-325 P\8.IC fl)TIC£ I
Con g regal Io n al Ml.JC fl)TIC£ '1CTTT10U9 IU ... ll ""8lJC M>TICE
C hurch . Laguna MAm ITATW.MINT t1A1
Beach and AsstSt.ant 'ICTmOUI llU ... 11 The lolloWlng l*"aOf'll are 'IC'l'TnOUa IU ... tl
I LeBeaguh eM of rlLaalguna r:.~~":wai:: •r• d~~~:JOCKIES. T~~~= .,. ac emo ter· doing bullnela 11 MO. Frazer R,_ c1rc1a. doing 1>u.11,_ u lJM9tyla
1985 SEDAN DE VILLE
$13,995
lwil _ .. lu llle• u•I• (!Kllll21
1985 TOYOTA CUSTOM VAN
$12,995
1983 COUPE DE VILLE
s11,995
I oh ••• '"'' All"' ""°' llllt'll'll
G R u F l E I
R A Y E L Y I I, I I 1-
LICKET I I I Is I I
N A L D D E I VIC'e set at 4 PM SKANDIA PHYSICAL Founttln Valley, Callt. 92708 Furniture, 13011 Century
, Wednesday, AuSWJl THERAPY. 200 ,_._port Robert Paul Swaneon, 8M:I . Oatdatl OrO'ot'I. CA r.----------.....--------1 6, The Nelahborhood Cent• Or . N9wport 9Mctl, see. ,rlldr RMr Clfcla. 0120' e Calif 02te0 Fountain Valley. Callf 12108 N00 Inc: , Callfornla aor-1982 ELDORADO COUPE Cong reg at Ion a 1 Ev• Mlllly Kramet, 1'25 David Alan Sw•n•on, P<>t•llon, 4530 I! Cerro I' I 1 I I I The husband who can't
understand why his wife can
flnd nothing to wear In her full
cloMt II the tame guy who
looks Into a full refrigerator
and can't find -to -.
s11,995
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1982 tOUPE DE VILLE
$6995
1981 DATSUN MAXIMA WGN .
s5995
Chur ch, Laguna Emerald h y. L•gun• Mt<I FrflZ« "'-Clrdl, Viet• Dr . Anaheim. CA
Beach Vlewi"'a from 8eec:h. Callf 12851 Fount.in Vl!/Wt. Clalf 02708 12I07 ... Thll buelMN 11 con· Thia tNtlMM la con. Thll t>u.ineaa la con-1-4 PM • Sunday, duct9cl by .,, ~ due1ed by. CC>1*1,_.. ducted by • 0011*stlol•
August 3, Paclf[c Ev• M Kt-Robert 9wwleon NOO. tnc . Preal<tent
View. 3~ Pacific Thie '1•1ement wu fMed Thie ttatlll'Mtlt _.. llleO Thll llllat'llel'lt "' Med
View Dnve Corona """h IM County Cletk of Or-with thll County Ctef11 o4 Of-with Iha County Clarll of Of·
del Mar. Donations = County on July ai, = County on July "· anoeCountyonJuly~=
may be made to The n~ ,.,,_ ~ Ofmnga CoN1
Bullding Fund of The ~=:c' ~~ o.~bl= ~anoeao~ ~~.~r.~~1y 11, Auguat a.
N e I g h b 0 r h 0 0 d 10. 17, IOU Aug\111 3. 10, tole 8u350x
Church . La1una ~2 Su-2" ---------~ach Pnva~ ln~r--·-------MUC M)TIC(
ment at Paofic V. lew PUIJC ll)TIC( Nl.tC fl)TIC( -_.;..~-=--------'1C'l'Tn0Ua .,... ..
'1CTTTIOUI .,_.. ACTmOUe .,._.. ...-1TATlmNT
..... IT An:mwf ..... ITATnlllfT TM f°"°"""O perton1 are
fhe IOl90WlnO ~ .. The toloWtng penlOn9 .,. OOlnO buelneal ..
OOlngl>ualMM•. OOlnO~•· ILUf 8TAfll PAO-WilL~ AaSOCtATU. CAll'Pt!T llZ. 102tt OOCTIONS. 324 VIGtOfta St
t Ctlettletl't Ct • Newpot1 Slat• A..... lldo f20t, C-202. eo.t• MaM. Celt
8eec:h. Calif 02te0 ,oun111n v~. Cellt. t210I te821
Rlc:htrd Poc:ontky, 1 John IMna HNI&. 102tt Mwt•AM~.3a4
Chatham Ct., Nawport Slater A..,.. 81dg. #201, Vlct0t1a It C-202, Coeta
9Mcfl, Cllllf. 92MO FQUflt.in Valley, Oallf 117ot Meat. Calf. 12927
Wllll9m l<leln, 10 Wlnoed Th.. l>ulln..-.. COfl• f hle IM.ltl-la 'C)On•
,00' Lii .• ~ IMCt\, duGt.ed by'.,, lndMcllial ducted by.,, lndMdl.i "4.oMOR LA.,._ Callf 91t410 John .._ Mer\a AM~
MT. OUV1 AMNrcl POQOllll!y 11'le -.~ -nteO Thie 1119'9INnf ._ fled
MCW1uety • Cemetery 1'l* lllat_,. .. filed wfttl the County c.enc of 0.--wM IN Coum'/ c.tl of Of-CIW'nM()f'f with !fie OoutlC'y a.ti of Or enoe County on .My 1a. .,. County on J4J1o1 1t,
tH5 ~Aw-. anoe County on -Mr I , 1t11 ttM 1N1 I ,,,_ rna'1I Pl'Ml'M
eo.ta Mw I P'ublllNcl Oftn09 Co.I PublWled Oranot COM! PutiW'8d 0renge COlllt ~SSS. ) ~ P11011~27. ~ 3. Daily PllOt JUiy 20, 11. ~ P1io1 .My 20 27 \.. tO 17 ttM Auvuet ~. 10 ,... AuQutt 3 10. 1t6t
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IT'S CALLE P 'SLlMf Pl1 ZOMBIE.
C.MAIN 5AW MA~4!JACRE "
A~ LONO A'!J 1M£R £ ARE
NO MONPA~S IN IT
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Yeah. Only GROWN-~ UPS can't tell-the
d it-Ference.
There goes Mr. Wilsont
JUDGE PARKER
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. By Hank Ketcham
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There's a WILDCAr .~ .
by Harold Ledoux
YOU KNOW WHAT I 'D LIKE TO DO, THAT'S SOMETHING
JANE ? I'D LIKE TO TURN THE WE CAN'T DO, MR.
CLOCK BACK FIFTEEN YEARS ! WARNER!
I LOOK AT MYSELF IN
THE MIRROR AND I
DON'T LtKE WHATI
YOU DON'T LOOK MUCH
DIFFERENT THAN YOU
o t'o THEN!
I'D BE TTER 0ET
TO WOR K~
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SEE!
MEANWHILE AFTER LAST DID
NIGHT, I 'VE DECIDED THAT YOU
I MUS"t.t,.GET A DIVORCE, DtS-
SAM ! CUSS
IT WITH I HANK? _
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THERE'S NOTHING TO DtSCUSS ! HE KNOWS fJ.S
WELL PS I DO THAT OUR MARRIAGE HAS BEEN
OVER FOR YEARS t I WANT TO BE 6ENEROUS
IN THE FINANCIAL se-TTLEMENT! HE WILL BE
GIVEN SUFFICIENT TO LIVE .
THE LIFE OF LEISURE TO SUPPOSIN6 HE
WHICH HE HAS BECOME DOESN'T WANT A
ACCUSTOMED! DIVORCE?
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DOONESBURY
lillA11 9W(JN'
AP·MAN' ' I
/./MfTATIONS,
tNta UIA'fr 6/ve
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THE PAR11C..IPANi5 IN
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ARE , , , IN CAR NUMBER
a.EVEN ... CRA5H CDAAIGAN!
IN CAR El&HT4'-5EVE.N ...
J1MM4 180NDO' eARNE~ !
MOON MULLINS
Bo'Yt THEY ··
RE,ALLY PINPOINT
IHEIR .
P~oSPECTS···
... l SEE YotYRE ON
.ANOTHER MAILfNG
LIST., PLtJ.SHBoTToM .
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GEe ... ALL 1 GoT WAS A
BUNCH OF .JUNK' MAJL ...
HoLD oN ... !HIS ISN'T
'1UNk MAIL, MOON--
IHEY'RE YoLJR BILLS.
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by Garey Trudeau ·
GOOD EVENING AND WELCOME 1b II-IE
WEblVIEW CDU~rrL; FAIR DEMOklllON DERBQ I .
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lN CAR NUMBE.R SIX ...
DAVE 'THE DEMON, ! lN BOS IHIRT'1l -FOUR ...
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DEPENDS oN YsR DEFINITI ON .
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. €>TM1DING 11-\ERE. wrrn Tl-\E REFRJ6EAATOR
DOOR OPEN'>
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ill\ TRYING
iO DECIDE.
WAAT I. WANT
EE.NIE . ,MEENIE I
MINEY , MOE .
DOESNT WAT €£EM LIKE. A
e>IG WASTE OF ENE.ROY TO'<OU?
ROY! TME.
TRACTOR'S
RONNI NC,
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CELERY ? YUCK. ...
WHY, 11'5 QUIE'f
&&Rf': SHE~IFF
OF E'EE FAl\JG;
~XAS!
~-8ROOM!
5}'
Yf.AM! W( GOT
THE TRACTOR
~TARHO!
ROii 5 50 5MART.
I HEL &ETTER ALR(AOY
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NAAWWW ...
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A HORSE m rrev IN
MY Mot.rm C7lJRING1HE
1zq.m VERSE .
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CAN YOU T•un YOU• EYES? There are at least SI• ., ... ,.
ettctt tft *ewtftt '"•Its ~ top and IMttom INMls. How
'IUICl&ly CIA '" fl ....... "'' Ct.eek Hswen with ...... below.
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-------by Hal Kaufman-------
• SUM FUNI ~ .. obvlousty wrong with the
eubtrKtlon problem .. right. Whllo the an1'"' happen9 99999
-9999
·rm assigned to a ~ed·
hot new Pfotect.· said
he "f Of the next three
months, beginning
tomorrow night, I'll be
on the night shift. I will
have a night off every
ninth ntght •
"Hey. 1·11 be on a
night 1ob too. as a
temp: said she ·1 start
the night after tomor-
row I'll have every sixth
night off. I ~r when
we ·11 have our first night
off together?"
C•n you answer?
to be correct, tour of the
dlgtts tn the computation
.,. upekle down.
ThrM nine• In the top
row and one nine In ltte
mlddl• row were
lhtended to be ehrH.
How quickly Mn you
Mt mattera str...,..?
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• TAKE 101 Telle tett, double II •nd deduct ""·
What'• the....,? E19ht. N you do It•......., wey.
See " you CM puale II out.
II lll"t OI *l90 IP99 da!lll ... OMI ..... Ao II 8""'IQ
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_,. ,..,,. "'"'" 'L-~ shown above? To find out. add """ dot to dot.
BEACH TAEATI' Apply c1l1F9d pendle' or ~ ...., '°
n ................... ...w:t ... d.2-U.blue.3-Yelow.~
brown • ..._.'"" tones . ......or.en. 7-1*. blue. ' .........
SPELLBINDER
SCOtl E 10 points for vslnt all the letters in '"-w«d belOW to form _____ ....... _....,.~
two cempiete wwdl.
co'-'-"'••
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wtrdt of four letters°' ..,.,. ----+----louftd lfNftl the letters.
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For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston
ELLY, HAve. Yoo NOliee:o
THAT LEF\H HAS
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/JY 6(KJ{ 1'6(5(,M <M.Y. WITH
tXCIJIM'O..Y Nr'.J< ~ N 11E
APS. Ill IEP f!Jf~ llNWNRE IN 1r. MJR 6KfJl4N. II« l'H1t. HOK YEIUJW. !{fl( £',f!ll ~ •
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