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Sirh~·n plot tied to ~ county j ~il?j·
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SOLEDAD -Inmate Robert Bell. who Mid be f1rlt ..odat.ed
with a witneu qalna• Slrban
Slrban in Ora.nee County Jail,·
labeled the witneu "a chronic
liar" Tbunday.
Be1' .tntlfied to the parole
board about wt~ Lawrence ..... wu.on. wbo Md told the
bo9rd Sirhan b8d ~ to
kill Sen. Edward M. x..n.cty.
• Bell WM the 88CCJnd witmm ol
JUST STEP BACK -Marine parachutist departs mm heli-
copter during air show practice Thunday at l!:l Toro Marine
Corpe Air Station. It's euy. All you have to do it stand on the
the day to di1pute the death
tm.tcWm.
Slrban. convkted er·mn of
Sen. Robert r. Kennedy, bu
denied ane1atlon1 of threat•
::.-the --Kmnedy tn..
Bell, a oaavtct.ed buqlar, told
8lrban'•5 board that key wttnem ii "a cbroNc liar"
and "a ,Prolif manipulator."
The board -~IMKber to nednd Slrban'1l9 parole date. •
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end of the ramp at the nm of the~ and take one step
blickward. The helicopter will pu1l away at about 100 mph.
Oh, don't forget to pull the ripcord.
U.S. cuts Argentina aid
WASHING TON (AP) -Se-
cretary of State Alexander M.
Hali Jr. announced economic
unctions and the aUl]>eDlion of
mllitary expor18 to Argentina to-
day and uid the United States
would ·'relpond pmitively to rf!-
questa fer mat.eriel support" fer
Britain in the crl1l1 over the
Falkland Wandl.
"There will of course be no
direct U .S . militar y
Applicants
swarm for
aliens' jobs
More than 20 would-be work-
.. lbowed up at the B.P. John
IUrfilture plant ID Santa Ana to-
day twkinc to fill jobs fc:rmedy held by aa.pecced undocumented .
worken removed Thunday by
federal .,enta.
An emplflt: said the firm's
~1 0 W81 hwy band-
JinC app&lcatiom thll rnornin8 in the WU. of the raid in which 130
wmker1 were taken into cwtody. Immicntion and Naturalha1i-
on Service and Border Patrol =•"-'el-Won the plant at we~k~l~'~r~tt= .J!~
•camp~ betna conducted
nation .
Tbe puqme ot the operation ii to nmove undoeument.ed work-
ers lrom Job9, thua rnek•na the
11 rm...._ avaOable to people who
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NATION
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lnvolvemen. t," Ha.la uid in an-
nouncing the aanctlom ordered
by Pre1ident Reaaan after Ar-
1entina on Thunday rejected
anew U.S. effor1a to mediate the
d.ilput.e. Hile lakl while be pr uud the
effort at mediation, the United
State• refrained from taking
aldea in the crl1i1, and Britain
understood that position.
"Now, however, in light of
Car In Dames
Argenthla'I fa:1lute-1o accep1 a
compromile, we mwt take con-
crete lteP9 to uoder.:me that the
Unit.eel States cannot and will not
condone the uae of unlawful
force to resolve dilputel," he
saJd.
Araen tin a invaded the
Britilh-beld ialandl April 2, and
the Britilh 11mt their fleet to the
South Atlantic to mount a bloc-
kade that took full effect at 4
HB . woman rescued
from crash, critical
By P&n. SNEIDEBMAN or .. .,..,,... ....
A 65-year-old Huntington
Beach woman who wu pulled
from a flamlnC CadUJac involved
in a three-vehicle colli1lon
Thursday remained in critical
condition today at UCI Medical c.enter.
A hospital 1pokeswoman aaid
the victim, Selma Denktu, of
6811 Scenic Bay Lane, h¥ 1e-
oond and thlrd-dep'ee bumll '1'1«
" percent of her body. Huntinaton Be.ch police offi-
cer Rancfy Payne and 1everal
by.tan4en were credited with re&'Uinc Mn. Dllnktm from the.
vehicle afW it flipped OYW and
bunt into o.am. -durtna a ~
hap at t :ll a.m. at Goldenwelt
Street and a.r&ld AYWl8.
Four othen received minor :lr.'1e1 ln the collilion, police
Huntin2ton Be.ch traffic offi-
cer J. C. l>owUnc recomtruct.ed
the accident thia way:
JrAin Denktu, 29, WU north-
bound on Golden West with her
mother, Collnail Suat, 54, and
her motber-in-faw, Selma Denk-
tM, •~in the CadHlac.
All live at the ume Scenic Bey
Lane adciral.
Wtci-10ld j)Olic8 the c..dll-
tac entered the mtswtian tnd
WM ltnack bniedlide by a Mer-
cedH driven by Julla Marie
I.ammano, 38, of &Ml JUdceburY
Drlw, HuntinpJD 8-:h. ,
Upon impact, the Cadlllac
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COUNTY
.c-·r"' 1 (-> ....
cn.,PDI "*Y· Even M be announced Aawr-
lcan 1upr.rt for Britain, "our
dmml auy," Hile ..sd that in the
end there wW have to be a ne-
ac>tlatecl eettlement of the tent-
torial dispute over the spanely
_populatecl 1l1andl 250 mlle1 off
the Aqrenttna c:mst. "Otherwl1e we will all face
unend1nC holtility and ~ii in the SOuth Atlantic," Hile
He beaan by aaytna that the
criall WM entertnc "a new and
dan1erou1 pha1e in which
lar1e-1eale military action 11
likely."
He re'Vilwed what be called an
"extraorcllna.ry effort" by the
United Stat.el to find a pMCefu1 IOluUon. m effort that .mt him
~~een London and
Haig .. id the United Stata
had popa.ed .. a fair and IOUDd'9
1ettlement that would have in-
cluded an end to bosdllU., mili-
tary withdrawal by both lide1,
creation of an interim
Britilh-Araent:lne-U.S. authority
to admbmter the lUands and the
creetioo of a framework for ne.:
aotlatiom to c1eterm1ne the final lettlement. .
He md the final arrana-nent
would have had to take into ac-
count "the lnier.ta ol bodi llklee
and the whhe1 of the
lnhabltanta," moet of them of
Britilb~t.
He Mid the admlniltradcm had
nmdD to hope the Bridlb would
comlder tboee tenm, "but Ar-
1enttna Informed ua yeeterday
that it could not ....... tbmn. ( ... FALKLAND, .... Al)
Bell uid WI.lion approached
him in 1978 and 1u11eated he
corroborate wu..i·1 ICOr)' about
the alJeced Sirhan death tbrat.
0 He want.eel me to uy I over-
heard him and Sirhan tallttn1
about political fifure1 and that l
~
heard him UY he Wal amna ~
HIHalnate Edward Kenn~
after hil (Sirhan'•) reW..," ':
said. (
Initlally, Bell uid he d1d te~
that 1tory to autboriU. t?ut ~
(See 8DUIAN, Pap Al) ~
EYING SKY -Marine Maj. Tom Guiney peen through
goa1es and window of helicopter. He wu watchinc para·•
chutlata jump from another helico pter during practice
Thunday for Weekend Marine air show at El Toro. See story.•
and addiUonal photo, Page Bl. .,
Carpenter's vote
confirms gay regenf ..
By JEFF ADLEK or .. .,..,,.. ....
The first openly homoeexual
penon named a1 a Univenity of
California recent won confinna-
tion in the state Senate 'lbw.lay
when 8'n· Paul Carpenter, D-
Cypreu, cut the deciding 2 lat
vote. •
Loe AnaeJe. attorney Sbeldcn Andel1on, a 51-year-old aay
actlvtat, civic leader and bank
chairman, won confirmation by
the tn1ntmwn 21 votel required
after l8Wftl earlier roll call votes
fell lhm't.
Carpenter, leekina the Demo-
craUc nomination for U.S . Se-
nate, ..sd be reluctantly c.t the
INDEX
At Your Semce
L.11. lloyd aw•w
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deciding ballot 90 thai Sen. Jo-
aep b Montoya , D-Whlttle~1 1
would n ot have to leave hi
sickbed in order to vote.
Montoya bad indicated
would vote "aye" on Andd•'"'*
appotntment if be were et' 1 ~ '
01 the 10 votea cut•~ AndellOn, two came from
c:rata and eicht from GOP .
makers. The two Dem<Krm
they oppoeed the appoln ·
becauM of Andellon'• M
preference.
Carpenter termed bis v~ "courtely voW' and IUd. '4<>n
natural, I don't think I w , ... OAY, ..... Al) IA
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JOB APPLICANTS ••••
.ire etthtr U.S. du.am. or are ln CM---~~· olftdele My.
ThUl'lda~I 11'\lor'oemmt don
In Onnle County ai.o Jed to the dNndaD ot 52 people employed
at the Wett American Rubber to>., 750 N. Main St., Orancf.
1J A awltchboard operator .. id
the firm wDUJd have no comment
11)1\ the raid. .. •. , Since Monday, when the 6nt
.rai<b occurred ln LOI An1elea,
.pK>N than 600 IUlpected undo-
.~ted workers have beeTl ta-
ken lnto. custody. Many worken
b
GAY REGENT
vot.ed for him, althou1h I be'• qualified to eerve on
Board of Reaenta."
we re released after producln1
documentl thowlna they were leally within the trftlt.ed Stai...
"1'hoH w ho cannot produce
neceuary papera face deporta-
Uon. Operation Jobi hat drawn
1tron1 protest from leaden of
Hlapanlc, civil rlahta and reU-
1 lou1 1roup1 who olaUn the
aweepe are dltcrimlnatory and
racially motivated. They allo
have char1ed that tboee ta"en·
Into cuatody are belnl denied
certain rights, such .. bet.ftl per-
mitted to talk to an attorney.
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Onofre
·problem
sohed
Problem• that· cauaed a non-
radJoact.Jve leak to a nuclnr po-
we r plant In S an Onofre have
been Identified and corrected ,
Southern CaUfomla F.diJlon Co.
reported Thunday.
Water from the reactor'• coo-
ling ayatem et1Caped Wednelday
from Unit 2 of the San Onofre
Nuclear Generating S tation ,
w~h la undergoing startup tea-tinl. Such leak.age is common to
the atartup procedure in a ny
large power plant, company spo-
kesman David Barron said.
The incident occurred during
testing for leakage in valves and
pip ing In the r eactor coola n t
system at high temperal.uretl and
pre91ures, Barron sa.Jd.
He added he did not expect hia
vote would help draw support
few hia U.S. Senate bid from the
gay community.
'The appointments were rDade
by Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. An-
delaon and HalUaey both are
membera of Brown'• U.S. Senate
CampelsJ\ steering oommlttee,
In oppo1ing Andelson '• ap-
pointme nt to the boa rd , Sen .
Ruben Ayala, D-Chlno, com-
ment~d. "I waa told thia man
should be admired becauae be
came out of the closet when It
was not popular. I don't think
that It's popular now -at leut
not in my clistrtct."
VICTIMS SAFE -Huntington Beach poliCe
officer Keith Nale examines the ~ of a
Cadlllac which crashed and burned at Golden
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Wett Street and Garfield Avenue Thursday.
Three women were pulled from the burning
car, one of whom was critically injured.
Nuclear fuel in the reactor bu
not yet been Irradiated and no
radioactivity was releaaed in the
incident, he said.
Abo approved by the Senate
were att.om ey ancl former U.S.
Rep. Yvonne Brathwaite Burke
an d San Francisco attorney
Jerfmlah Hallisey. Both w ere
confirmed as regenta by wider
marginl than Andebon.
From Paga A1
CRITICAL • • •
SIRHAN HEARING ...
skidded out of control, struck a
motorcyclist, aheared off a fire
hydrant, aend1ng a guaher 25 feet
akyward. knocked over a traffic
U,ht pole, flipped on ita roof and
bunt into flamea.
·tlalmecl he wu lying. When i>ai-~le board member Loretta Cot--her referred to a prevlout atate-
·inent by Bell quoting Sirhan as
'9aying, "I ain't liniahed with him
~ Kennedy) yet. rn get his
brother," Bell was adamant. .,.
..b "He didn't aay none of that,"
*ll lald of Sirhan. Alked if be ~a conversation about K.en-
¥dY. he uld, "No. I didn't."
Bell said he asreed to lie for
WU.On when the two of them
•ere together at the Orange
'°'1ftty Jail becau.e Wu.on con-
~ him b e bad "juice" and
could Influence authorities to be
(hUmt with Bell. who WU then
awaiting trial
.J ''He waa always buddy-buddy
t n d asked m e if I n eed e d anytb.tna:' he laid of wn.cn. But ,
laier he said he learned that
WU.On was known throughout
the prU()n system aa a liar.
"i:ve rybody knowa Larry
Wu.on I.a a chronk liar," he tes-
tified. Aaked U Sirhan ever dia-
CUl8ed politics, he aaid no.
"H e didn't talk to hardl y
anybody," he said. "He WU juat
by hlnlle1f ...
Aaked who S irhan'• clo1e1t friend WM, he laid: ''Himlelf. ,,
Asked if he might be getting
IOIOeth.ina for thia testimony, he
reDlied: ''l ain't gettin' nothin'." ~Iler, William "Old Man"
Kogan, 60, said Sirhan, whom be
considered a friend. WU the tar-
-pl of~ pri8anen who
sought to make points for them-
eelves by wheedling Slrhan's life
atory out of him and embelll·
ah.inf( it. .
Eain Denktaa and Mra. Suat
were able to crawl o·ut of the
vehic l e, but the elder Mrs.
Denktu waa trapped in the back.
seat until Officer Payne and
IOl1le byatanden broke the win-
dowt and pulled her to aafety.
Ma. Lammano, the driver of
the Mercedes, Ronald Lee Stude,"
24, of Huntington Beach, who
wu riding the motorcycle, and
the two w o m e n who freed
themselvea from the Cadillac:
were all treated at local hospitals
and releued.
28 still held
by hijackers
FALKLAND ISLANDS • • •
TEGUCIG ALP A, H onduras
(AP) -Four leftist h ijacke rs
held 28 ~ lncludlng ef&bt
Americana foe the .econd nJcht
at>o.rd an airliner at the Teguci-
galpa airport, but the Vatican
ambaaaador ne1o t1ating wi th
them showed some opt:irniml.
'The Buenos Alttt government
~ Oil immediate allUt'aDOl!S p.at It would pin ultimate 80Ve-
~ty over the ialan<b, Haig
In view of~~~·· mul8l L~~~:1~
llaat w ill affect both military
--and ecanomJc tiee with Ar-pntina.
The atepe Hali u.ted:
-'"The auspenaion of all mili-
tary exports to Araentlna, and
the wttbhold~ of' certification
of Artmtlne blllty for mill·
tar)' ..i.;
-0 The 1u1cion of new
Expart-.Impart credits and
~·and the awperwtccl of ty Credit Corporation
~teea." He said ''the llftllldent hat alto
directed that the United States
will reapond poaitively to re·
queata for materiel 1up port for
Brltiah forcea" but added that
there w 111 be "no d irect U .S .
military involvement."
The armed guerrillas reduced
the ir d emands three tlmea
Thunday and allowed the pilot'•
children to vlait h1m on board.
But the government imiated h
would do no more than fly the
men out of the country in e x-
change for their captives.
"Tne neffotiations are on the
right path, said Monsignor An-
drea Cordero Lanza.
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Li tile new by Reagan
·No breakthrough seen in budget speech
WASlUNGTON (AP) -Pre-
aident Reagan'• aides cautiowtly
let out advance word th.at his
speech to the nation would have
"llOIDe new Ideal."
But ln the end there WU little
new lo what be aald Thursday
night.
l\eagan'a nationally broadcast = delivered from the Oval
-Offered no changes in hla
proposal to break the b udget
deadlock.
-Offered no new proposals
for altering the debate and pro-
cedure under which the Congresa
will tackle hia 1983 apendlng
plan.
Reagan endoraed a proposed
ConstJtutionaJ amendment. pen-
ding in the Hou.e and Senate,
that ge nerally would require
Congress to approve a balanced
budget in the future, except in
wartime. It would take a three-
flfths vote of each chamber to•
approve a d eficit budget any
other time.
But even that atep re flected
Reagan'• long-atanding support
for the baJlinced l>ucUlet concept.
He said at a Maren 31 ne w s
oonference that he liked the idea,
1111 AlllYlll
adding the caveat that It "must
a1ao carry with It a limitation on
taxes."
That tax condition waa missing
from bla speech Thuraday eve-
ntna.
The president sought to re-
employ a tactic that worked ex-
~ly well for him a year ago:
Encouraging the people of the
nation to apply premure. through
lettera and telegrams and tefe-
phone callil to their representa·
lives in Congress.
After repeating many of the
«0nomk arguments he has made
in the past. he told his audience:
"Make your voice heard ; let
your representatives know that
you support the kind of fair! ef-
fective approach I have outlined
for you tonight. Let them know
that you st.and behind our reco-
very program. You did it once,
you can do it again."
Within a little more than one
h our afte r the s peech , 1,313
telephone 'calls were received
show ing support for the presl·
d ent and 261 opposing him, a
White Hosue press office st.ate·
ment said.
In writing a final dra ft i n
longhand on a yellow legal-size
pad, Reagan apparently rejected
ad vice t hat he turn a harsh
ton gue on the Democratic lea-
dership.
As he put the final touches on
a speech that aides earlier in the
day predicted would be a tough
a ttack on .h11 oppos1llon, he ap-
parently chose to try a softer sell.
As White House officials told it
Thursday morning. Reagan was
planning to use the s peech to
"blame the Democrats ... for
the failure to reach an agree·
ment" on the buc!Ret.
"He'll say that the people who
contributed to the economic pro-
blems we see today are standing
in the way of solving them. one
aide predicted.
And a weU-a>nnect.ecl lobbyist.
summarizing a White House
briefing he had received, pred.ic·
ted: "He's going to really take
the gloves off."
But that didn't happen.
'Alabc:1ma' tops country mu~ic
Mandrell, Haggard share best vocalist a wards
By Tile Alaoclated Pren
The rocking country band cal-
led .Alabama WU the big winner
at the 17th annual Academy of
Country Music awar<b, taking
two honon ln addition to betna
named entertalnen of the year.
Barbara Mand.rell WU named
top female vocall1t Thuraday
night, Merle Haa ard won top
male vocaliat, and the duo of
David Frinell and Shelly Weat
won top vocal duo and son.g of
the year, for "You'ra the BeelOll
God Made Oklahoma," in the
oettm0ny at Knott'• Berry Fann.
Alabama. which te. than two
yean a10 wu playing a bar ln
Myrtle Beach, S .C., claimed
"Hat" trophiet for top vocal
group and album of the year for
their "Feels So Right." A year
ago, the band won the top vocal
group award. "I think the llClderny jult kind
of leads the way," Mid lead ain-
ger Randy Owen. "It's a great
honor. Lut year we did 300 days
on the rOlld and we're glad all the
peo Je listened ... ~ill Mandrell 'a top fe male
vocalilt award marked her fourth
honor from the Lba Angeles-
bwd academy.
"You've been very, very~
to me for a very lone time,' the ainler told the audience of 2,000
at the Buena Park amusement
park. . .
Haggard wu not on hand to
claim hia bett male vocalilt tro-
phy -hi.a 14th Hat trophy and
hi.a sixth for male vocalilt
Juice Newton wu another ab-
sentee winner In the beat new
female vocali1t category. But
Ricky Skqp said, "Thank you,
Lord" u h.e collected his award
for best new male vocaliat.
The Oak Rid1e Boye, goapel
llng"en tu.med COW\try, won the
tingle record of the year award
for "Elvira." T he song is t he
subject of a $10 million federal
lawsuit by members and survi·
vora of the Riving tons, who claim
that the "Oo-papa-mau-mau"
re frain of "Elvira" was stolen
from a Rivingtons hit.
However, ln accepting the best
single award, Oak Ridge Boy Joe
Bonsall said without referring to
the lawauit that the band liad
firlt heard "Elvira" sung by a
group ln Texas a few years ago.
'11f we knew the ~of that
little group In Texas we'd b~y
them a Cadillac," Bonsall said.
The Clint Eastwood film "Any
Which Way Yo4 Can" became
the flrat winner of the newly·
created Tex Ritter a ward for
country motion picture of the
year. That award wu preeented
by Ritter's aons, "Three'• Com-
pany" atar John Ritter and hi.a,
brother Tom. ·
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, Aprll 30, 1812 8
Space station is next
Orbiting platform topic .at Space Congress
CX>COA BEAa,J na. (AP) -
A II*' platform mat woUJd un-
1 fold in orbit like a ~)' and
ltOYf Slant IOlai-wt.no WU the
hot toilc at tht 19th annual
S.,.ce~
"It'• a natural ou~wth of the
ahuttle "Dr. Hana M.
Mark o~ told reporters
Wedn.day Naht before add.rm--. llna SOO parddpnta at the lpllCe
conference at Patrici Air J'orce a-e.
VIETNAMESE REFUGEES -Some of the
384 refugees from Vietnam who .sailed into
Hong Kong thla week are seen aboard their
u .........
boats in Hong Kong harbor. Thia hi the largest
group of refugees to arrive from Vietnam thus
far this year.
Riverside, Imperial connties
urge freeway on 'Killer 86'
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -A
68-mile stretch of highway that
otters motorilta a '"white-knuckle
trip" H pH1ln1 truckdrivera
muscle th~m onto the road'•
ahoulder, ahould be a four-lane
freeway, state highway offidals
have been told.
However, residents of River-
aide and Imperial counties, ma-
king their pitch for a piece of the
state transportation budget, al80
uid they will .ettle for widening
UlY portion of what they call the
"kllfer" highway from Brawley
to Indio, juat to get the project
under way.
"We'll take It anyway we can
get it, piecemeal or whatever,"
aald Bill Fl'ffma.n, cbainnan of
the Highway 86 Improvement
Amoclation. The group says there
were aix fatal accidents on the
two-lane roed 1ut year.
But Michael Evanhoe, execu-
tive director of the California
Transportation Commilllon, held
out little hope for widening at
least the Riverside County por-
tion of the hiahway.
"It would be difficult to add
anything," to highway improve-
ment plan.a for the county be-
cause moat of the funding allo-
cated for Riverside County la
slated for oonatruction of Inters-
tate 15, he said. He made no aa-
aemnent. for the_~ County
portion of Highway 86 , the
north-south connector between
the eaat-weat Interstates 8 and
10.
Air Force gener'al.
relieved of post
WASHINGTON (AP) -Maj.
Gen. Edward Dillon la being re-
lieved as vice commander of the
Air Forc:e Reeerves becaWle of an
"Incompatible management
style" with hia bo11, the Air
Force said today.
Air Force headquarters said
Dllklll'• relief resulta from a fln-
dln1 by an Air Force Manage-
ment AIUttance Group of a "lack
of a cohesive command rela-
tlonahip" at Air Fon:e Reserve
beedquarten at Robina Air Force e.e. Ga.
Maj. Mike Gallagher, an Air
Force spokesman, said Dillon, a
raerve officer who has been on
extended active duty, will be
reaulgned H a "moblllzation
aucinentee" to the vice comman·
der in chief of the Aerospace
Defense Command at Peterson
Air Force Bue, Colo., effective
June 1.
Gallaaher uid thta means DU-
kin will return to dvWan life but
will spend brief periods on active
duty 1n a job he would fill full
time in the event of a national
mobOmtion.
Until Jun·e ·1, G~her said,
Dillon wtll terve al a apedal u-
m.tant to the commander of the
Air Lopticl Center at Roblnl
Alr Force :e...
In retpcmM to questiona, the
Air Force said Dillon's relief la
"deaigned to aerve the best inte-
rests and improve the operations
of the Air Force Reeerve."
The Air Force declined to pro-
vide any details on what led up to
Dillon's reaaai~nment or what
constituted an "mcompatible ma-
nagement. style.••
Hil IUCCel90r u vice comman-
der of the Air Force Reeerve has
not yet been named, Gallaaher
said.
DUlon, who baa been in the
vice commander'• pest lince April
1979, ha• the rignt to "submit
any material he wishes" If he
chooaea to appeal "hia release
from extended active duty," the
Air Force said.
The appeal would go to Air
Force =~n in the Pen-. to Gallagher. ~lier. the Force said Ul
investigation of anonymow alle-
gations of improprieties at Air
Force Reserve headquarters
found no t..la for the ecc:uaatiom
but that the inveatt1ation had
lndk:ated a need tor a review of
management pncticel there.
Al a result, the Air l'o~ u-
1i1ned the Mana1ement A1-
1lat.ance Group to study tbe al-
t.uation. Gallaaher aald that
group atlll hm not compiet.d ita
Won.
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Highway 86 proponent.a were
among repraent.atives of varioua
counties addreaaing the Califor-
nia Transportation Commlasion,
which will decide in June what
''It's a white
knuckle trip."
pro)ecta to fund in the state
highway program, at it.a Wed·
neaday meeting in the Beverly
Hilla City Hall.
The S"outhern California1
Anoc:iatlon of Govemmenta ii
asking the oommlasion to include
in it.a 1982 five-year transporta-
tion program three separate
stretches of Highway 86 for
widening to four Janes. The pro-
jected coet would be $32.9 mil-lion. aaid Gi.naer Gbenrdi, proc-ram dJ.rector (or SCAG.
Breaking up the two-lane roed
with atret.chea of freeway wW
give driven "a chance to relax"
between harrowing eectiona hea-
vily uaed by produce trucks, uld
Dave fieraon, Imperial County
public work.a director.
Recent improvements wide-
ning bridgee and improving
ahoulden have proved a hazard
for motoriata, Imperial County
Supervilor Abe 5eabolt told the
commillkln.
''Tn.lcken recosnize that you
can pt oft on the ahouJder and
they can use your lane to pua
another truck,'' he said .
"Generally thia ta the routine on
Hi&hway 86 for you to be forced_ off the ro.d at leut once bY eame
large truck taking advant.aae of
this wider pav~ent and uslnC
the opposing lane u a means to
pall whetbir traffic la coming or
not."
"It'• a white knuckle trip" for
the local motori1t1 H well u
the. Mmdoo-bound and the rec.-
rea tlonal vehicles headlna to snow vacadcm, laid Plel'IOO..
In addition to red~ the
number of acddenta on way
86, a four-lane divided could
cut down on the 90Cldent toll on
fflahway 111, which nm1 ~
the eut llde of the Saltcn ...
roqhly peNllel to m.hway ad
on the wnt aide ot tlie water, ms BkMrd Jandt ot cm 1mprc>-wmmt Amclldadon. DWtnc \be four-year Mrtod •ndlne at the ad of llfO, the
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faUlitlll wttb a total ot 100 ~
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ta,ui., ~t of tbe ... dftta on way 18 ¥f•.-a
January 1, 9"7 and.i!:f· l~J
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Mark said whether or not
Conarea commlta fund• for a
apace platform, "we're 1otna to ao out and do it."
Mark said he hopes a apa~e
platform would be placed ln orbit In thla decade.
He aa1d the National Aeronau-
tics and Spa~e Adminlatration
had not yet presented a firm
propoul to ecnare-because "we
don't know wnich way we're
golni to ao yet. . "
The Soviet Union announced
April 20 It had placed a new
apace station, Salyut-7, in orbit.
An earlier apace station, the
Salyut-6, reportedly la slipping
from orbit after having been
closed down during the last
manned Soviet miulon tn May
1981. It had been home to 16 co-
smonaut teems, lncludlng Sovieta
Valery Ryumen and Leonid Po-
pov, who set the apace endurance
record of 185 days in 1980.
Mark, who lefWd u eecret.ary
of the Air Force from 1979 to
1981, found fault with the Soviet
pt'OfP'8JD, saying they should first
develop a reu.&ble apace shuttle.
The Space Congress la an an-
nual aympoeum dedicated to the
exchange of apace science and
techn0Io1ical information. It
draws NASA, military and pri-
vate industry apeciallata who
preeent techn1cal papers, conduct
panel dlacuaaiona and give spee-
ches.
Englneen for two NASA con-
tractors, TRW Inc. and McDon-
nell Douglas Corp., di1cu11ed
prototypes for the apace plat-
form, which could be used to
launch, deploy, retrieve and
maintain uteWtea.
Larry Morata of. McDonnell
Doualu said a buic 1pace plat-
form w~ ao up on the ahuttle
while fo14ed in a cocoon faahJon.
Once in orbit, the ahuttle'a robot
ann would place it in 1pece and
help to unfold it "butterfly
faahion,'' he said.
Additional ahuttle fli&hta then w~uld brlnc more mocf ulea and
"wings, legs and feet, which
would be added to make the
pJatfonn crow eventually into a
manned apace-atation,'' Morata
aakl.
Gun control
Marahall Nol'Vidt of TRW ..ad
apace ldenu.ta are llletna "more
and more Interest In die com·
merciallzatton of apace." The
platform would allow venatile
operations such u ICarth obeer-
vation stations, an ln1rared tele-
scope beam developed for the
ahuttle and ~ and w._.
ther aateWta, he
Paul Goldmllth of TRW and
Martin GerbMI of Locldwed ~
pre.ented a technJcal report on
the development of ".,)er pO'W'f
win11" to be added to apace
platforms to provide the heavy
power demands neceuary for
their different functlon1.
Opponents lose
court challenge
I.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Efforts to block a gun control
measure aimed for the November
California ballot have been shot
down by the California Supreme
Court. which rejected argumenta
that typeface on gun control
=ona was ao small u to be U-
The court ruled without com-
ment against State Sen. H.L. Ri-
chardson and eiaht other tax-
payers who wanted a writ pro-
hibiting the secretary of state
from oertlfylng the lnltiative and
placing it before voten.
The mea.aure would require
reglatration of all handguna, in
California by Nov. 2, 1983. Im-
portation and aale of new ~
would be banned after April 30,
1983.
JUIUce Frank RJcha.rd80n WU
the only one to vote to grant the
petition. .
Richardton and the other tax'-
payen had cont.ended the three-
point type for the text of the
meuure on the signature peti-
tion• waa too small to read.
Generally I the type in • word in a
newspaper arUc1e la about three
t1me1 that me.
Support.en pcmted out the law
only requires that the ti= summary by the attorney i
be In 12-point Roman bOlcltace'
type but doesn't specify the me
type for the text.
· Rlchardaon aald that. the aer
cm.ary of state routinely advt..
an initiative'• text. should be
printed in no le9I than llx-pamt
~ponenta uid that by March
24, they had collec1ed 300,000 of
about 350,000 signatures needed.
The signatures must be filed by
today for verification. They laid
it coat about $225,000 to collect
the signatures.
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Orange COMt DAIL V PILOT /Frld.y, April 30, 1112
BY PAT HOROWITZ ot'91.0..,Plet .....
DEAR PAT: Wla ea a taxpayer receives a ref uad
dMet, doet tUt meu dae retana laa1 heft accepted aad *" It 110 Joeaer a aeed to worry aboat keepla1 receipts?
Alto, my refu1 claeek was not tbe amount I ezpected. Wby
It Wt?
K.E., Hdattn1ton Beacb
Even lf you have received your refund check, 111temal
Revenue Service says this does not mean the return has
been accepted without question. It 1' still subject to audit for
three years from the deadline for f Uing. For tfxample,
reoelpta and records for the return filed by April 15, 1982
ahould be kept until April 15, 1985.
The change in your refund check can be the result of a
correction to arithmetic, ol'\it could be because part of your
refund baa been applied to pay a balance due for another
year. In any event, you will be receiving a letter from the
Fresno Service Center within two weeks explaining the
difference. ~ .
Both sides need to b e aired
DEAR PAT: I'm a member of a 1peclal lntereat orga·
DizattOll. I'm apset about a television program I saw wb!cb
oaly represented t•e optnlon1 of tbe otber aide. Isn't tbe
station obligated to air opposing views?
K,E .• Fountain Valley
Yes. stations are legally required to air opposing sides
of controversial issues of public importance. However, there
ia no requirement that both points of view be included in
the same program, or even the same program series, as long
as a reasonable opportunity for contrasting views is provi-
ded.
Book offer questionable
DEAR PAT: ID yesterday's mail I received a postal
card offerl.Dg "Tbe (Oar Last Name) Family Heritage
Boot" for a limited time oaly at '%7 .85. Tile card states:
"Tiiis long la1tl.Dg family treaaare 11 hard leather texture
boud. stamped aad embo11ed ln gold, 1ertally numbered
ud registered to owiaer, aad If not entirely pleased wltb
lier work, refaad 11 gaaraateed wltbin 10 days." I realize
ov last name 11 anaaaal, bat I wonder lf tbls is a wortb-
wklle offer.
E.T., Balboa
Similar offers that A YS has run across over the years
tum out to be vinyl books with gold-<X>lored lettering that
contain a brief history of a family name. Usually they are
not worth the price asked. If you are inte'rested in the
history of your family name, there are plenty ol books in
the library that can provide background.
Or~gon
'deports'
_refugees
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -eau ..
fornla'• welfare chief hat com-
plained that Oregon advt.eel 5,·
000 Jobie. Indochlneee refugees
to move to California where they
could collect welfare, the Sacra·
mento Union reported.
A telephone-hot Jlne told re-
fugee• in Oregon "If you want
a job, go to Oklahoma City·or
Houston. If you want to go to
school or fO on welfare, go to
Callfomla,' according to Marlon
Woods, director of the Callfomla
Department of Social Service9.
He said t.he Oregon hot line
also offered the refugees travel
money.
The Union repe>rted Thunday
that Woods made the statement
in Washlngton, where he atten-
ded a congresslqnal hearing on
refugee funding problems Wed-
nesday.
He said the Oregon h ot line
message supplemented a letter
sent to the Indochinese refugees
April 1 by Keith Putnam, assis-
tant director of human re80U..l'ce9
for Oregon.
The letter said: "I am sorry to
say that for many of you, the best
advice I can give you is to move
to another state where your job
prospects are better and where
federal refugee program funding
continues to be available to re -
fugees who have been ln the U.S.
over I IA years."
It referred them to the hot line
for more infonnatlon.
The letter was sent two weeks
ago aft.er 2,000 Hmong tribesmen
began moving from Oregon to
California's Central Valley upon
hearing that farm jobs w e re
available.
Putnam, contac ted by the
Union in Salem, Ore., acknow-
ledged that the letter and hot
line mesuge were too strong, and
said the hot line message has
been changed, the newspaper
said.
In Sacramento, Shawn Ortiz, a
spokesman for Woods, said a de-
legation of Hmong tribesmen
from Oregon was scheduled to
meet with state refugee officials.
a> AP'Mt s•uc
ERA FANS -Actresses Valerie Harper (left) and Jane
Fonda share a smile du.ring new1 conference in Los Angeles
to promote a May 30 benefit program for the F.qual Rights
Amendment in the Roee Bowl in Pasadena.
Kansas gets 'Yellow Brick Road'
A Kansas lawmaker has
proved once again that when
It comes to legislative priori-
ties, there's no place like
home.
With a touch of parliamen-
t.ary wizardry, House Majo-
rl t y Leader Robert Frey
convinced lawmakers to de-
signate U.S. 54 across se>uthe-
m Kansas "The Yellow Brick
Road." The route passes
Las Vegas hotel officials
denied that a Seattle man
who won a $400,000 jackpot
was provide d with girls or
that he poured most of the
eamlnga back into the hotel's
slot machines. Cecll Baras,
56, who won the largest slot
jackpot in the city's history
April 3 , surfaced in his
c.omedlan Roclaey Duger-
fleld'1 trademark white shirt
and ·red tie soon will hang in a
respectable place alongside
Jtmmy D1rante'1 hat and
Arcllle Buker'• armchair at
the National Museum of
American History.
The comic who claims he
"don't get no respect" dona-
ted the shirt and tie to the
through Liberal, which Frey
represents and where there is
a tourist a ttraction called
"Dorothy's House."
Kansa s was the s tale
where Dorothy, the young
heroine of "The Wizard of
Oz," caught a tornado and
was whisked away to the
land of wicked witches and
munch kins.
hometown of Seattle saying
he put $300,000 of his win-
nin~ back m the slots ''trying
to hit another $400,000."
Burns told The Seattle
Times that bell captains at the
C ircus Circus Hotel in Las
Vegas provided h im with
''the best-looking girls in the
world."
Smithsonian Institution's col-
lection of memorabilia from
promine nt American enter-
tainers.
"This is ;r big thing. I only
got two shirts, you know."
quipped Dangerfield, who
wore an open-collared green
shirt with a black suit for the
laugh-filled preaen ta tlon
ttremony at the mu.sewn.
Hawaii'• repretentative to
the MIM USA ptageant had a
$7,000 necklace and 10lld aold
pendant ripped off her neck
durlns a 1lshueeln1 tour of
mld·Manhattan, police u.ld.
Vane111 Da8ol1, Ml.ti Ha·
wall, told police ahe and four
other contnt.antl were croa-
1lng Lexington Avenue at
49th Street at the time .
Country muaic aln1er
Sklly Wet& hu given birth to
• 7.pound. 2-ounce slrl na·
med Teae Marie in NuhvUle.
The father is Allee Frll·
&ell, lead (Witariat in &he band
that plays tor Mm Wett and
her slnftng partner. David
Frlnel . The Frlzzella are
brothers and younger bro-
thera of the late singing siar
Lefty Prlizell. Ml11 Weat la
the daughter of Dottle West,
a singing partner of Kenny
Rogers.
Several Hollywood actors,
writers a nd producers are
looking to the courts to prove
their claim that studios cheat
them when TV aeries or mo-
vies are syndicated, according
to TV Guide.
Feu Parker. s tar of the
"Danie l Boone" TV series.
sued one studio for $48 mil-
1 ion , alleging ''the r e is a
systematic, wel! thought out
program of fraud and deceit"
ma proc:ess used to detenrune
1f a syndjcated show LS profi-
table, said an article in the
~Garner, star of TV's
"The Rockford Files," said he
has not received any of the
show 's re ported $52 million
pro fit a nd 1s con side ring
suing, according to the maga-
z 1 n e .
Comedian Milton Berle,
retired Los Angeles County
Sheriff Peter Pltcbeu and
other would-be poker parlor
o perato r s accuse Cit y of
Commerce officialB of stac-
king the deck against them in
favoring a Nevada corpora -
lJon for the LJCense.
The City Council sull has to
approve a club site and awaits
results of a she riff's de part-
ment background check, but
Commerce Club Inc. appears
to hold the upper hand in the
deal. Its officers include a
blackjack de aler and card
room manager at Las Vegas'
MGM Grand Ho~I.
Ortiz said part of the problem
1s that the federal government,
which had been supporting re-
fugees for the first 36 months,
recently ruled that after 18
months employable adults would
get federal help only in those
states where· they are eligible for f.iirJ~ii~i;ia~iiliiliiJiiii~ii~i~iiiii:Sii local welfare.
California has a local welfare
program, differing in each of the
58 coun}ies, but Oregon does not.
ACADEMY BOUND -Ira
Robert Astrachan, son of
Gerald S. Astrachan, 8597
Garfield Ave., Fountain Val·
ley, received an appointment
to Alr Force Acade my at
Colorado Springs. He attends
Fountain Valley High School
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Ortiz said that by law Califor-
nia cannot deny the refugees
welfare or food stamps.
Clock plant
to wind down
THOMASTON, Conn. (AP) -
Workers reacted angrily to news
that the Seth Thomas clock fac-
tory here will be cloted ln No-
vember and its operations OOlllO-
lldated with a Westclox factory
near Atlanta.
E .T. Ryan, president of Gen-
eral Time Inc., called the Tho·
maston facility outdated and in-
efficient. He laid operating cosa
would be lower in Georgia.
The factory, which gave thla
town ita name, employs 175 peo-
~.most of whom will loee their
Nnport aw.
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APRIL 30 • MAY 8, 198Z
(By The Sq. Foot)
A REFRESHING APPROACH
to merchandising oriental rugs. We dealers buy
new rugs by the square foot according to their
grades: e.g·., Chinese Super ~" 90 Line which
comes in more than 20 qualities. Therefore, at
SHAH 'N SHAH we sell them by the square
foot with the quality listed on the ticket and
your purchase invoice. ·
ADVANTAGES of SQUARE FOOT PRICING
BY THE QUALITY AND GRADE
1. Facilitates easier comparison shopping.
2. Standardization: Knowing what you are
buying and acquiring your money's worth .
In the past consumers were in the drak in
buying oriental rugs.
3. You can compute the cost by the grade and
quality and p./sq.ft. price .
You end up with a better rug for less money.
In cases of misrepresentation you have legal
recourse.
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BIIDJ'ORD, N.Y. (AP) -Ro-
be" Redford ha1 hel~ onto hll
Utah driver'• l1cenM by .. ttinc 9
mph knocked off hla •l1hth
·~ violation ln three years, olfidall-aaid. •
Redford, an actor who won an
Oacar for directtn1 "Ordinary
Peoele," did not attend W~
day 1 hearing In Bedford Town
Court. Lawrence Maf.fet, b1a la-
wyer, entered a &u.111Y ~ and
paid a $25 fine after winning a
change in the apeedinc charp.
Nov. 7, Redford WU heeded to
· actor Paul Newman'• hone farm
in North Salem. N. Y., when he
waa clocked at 73 mph in a 55
mph zone on Interstate 684 In
Bedford . Maffei proposed that
the charge be lowered to 64 mph,
and Town Justice Kenneth
Lange and a state trooper agreed.
It wu Redford's eighth spee-
ding ticket in six states in three
years, and his driver's license
would have been suspended if he
were convicted of speeding 18
mph over the limit, the Utah
Motor Vehicle Department aaid.
The violation of 9 mph over the
speed limit keeps Redford under
a 200-point l\mit on violations,
Utah officWa aatd.
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RAR E BOOK DONOR -Eugene McKnight of San Juan
Capistrano, a member of the Saddleback College board of
trustees, has donated 400 rare books to the new
10,000-square-foot library at the college's north campus in
Irvine. The library-classroom-lab complex was dedicated in
ceremonies this week.
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Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Fflday, Aprll 30, 1882
NBC to push Comedy
Fall lin e up in cludes 8 'funny' shows
NEW YORK (AP) -NBC,
which experimented 1ut MUOn
wtth prime-time --f•turtnc •tin !tom the put, will pursue ln
1982·83 another tactic drawn
from TV'1 bl1tory -a lineup
havy in comedy.
The network'• fall tchedule,
announced Thunday, lncludea el&ht comedy .mes, the mo1t lt
haa preeented lince 198&-66.
NBC, No. 3 behind CBS and
ABC in the recently completed
TV year, w11 the tint of the
three networks to unveil ita tall
achedule.
The NBC IChedule for 1982-83,
the firat drafted under Grant
Tinker, who IUC!Ceeded Fred Sil-
verman as the network's chief
executive 10 months ago, in-
cludea 11 new aeries and 13 re-
turning prosrama.
At least three 1eries introduc-
ed with fanfare In the recently
completed season -"Bret
Maverick," starring James Gar-
ner, Mickey Rooney's "One of
the Boys," and "McClain's Law,"
starring J amea Arnesa -were
not in the achedule unveiled by
the network.
One 1ertes built around a ve·
teran 1tar, 1'The Devlin Connec-
tion" with Rock Hud1on, wa1
announced for 111t 1ea.1<>n but
withdrawn bec:auae he became
W. That lhow will be introduced
in the comtn1 1euon Saturday
ntahta, 10-11 p.m.
Yet another, "Love, Sidney"
•tarring Tony Randall, enjoyed
IOme 1uoce11 lalt IMIOn, and wW
remain a part of the NBC lineup.
"The Powen of Matthew
Star," which wu withheld lut
aeuon after the 1tar, Peter Bar·
ton, was Injured on the aet, will
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NBC'• enduring hit, "Little
House on the Prairie," will be
back, but wtth a new family and
a new star, 19-yeu-old Leslie
Landon. She is a daughter of
Michael Landon, who i1 depar-
ting as star of the lhow but will
continue as executive producer.
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Road." "Chicago Story," "Harper
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Brandon Tartlkoff, president
of NBC'a entertainment dlvilion.
11id the renewed emphHl1 on
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1ult of the 1ucce19 of aeries like
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"Remington Steel," with Ste-
phanie Zimbalist, Fridays, 10-11,
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!Bill seeks io ~urb
r;ongress pay tricks
A blll that would, among The ProxmiM bill would not
other things, end the sneaky con· addrell lttelt to this repeal, but It
1re11tonal practice of sllpping would specify that no luture leg-
rnem bera • pay raises and tax ialation affecting con1re11lonal ·
~reaka onto unrelated legislation pay or taxes could addre11 any nu been introduced by Sen. wu. other iaue, and that any such bill
Uam Proxmire. could be approved only by recor·
The measure further would ded vote.
bar automatic cost·of·living pay It also would remove mem·
tncreaaes for congressmen and bers' exemption from ltem·by-
prevent any pay raises from going item justification of tax deductions
into effect until a new C.ongrees is for busineH expen1e1, putting
teated. , them on the same footing as"lllny
All this ~ in response.to the other taxpayer.
atorm that ardse when members And, 88 iJ done in many state
raised the ceiling on outside in-legislatures, it provides that
come they may earn and gave changes in compensation, tax
themselves permission to deduct benefits or outside earnings would
$75 a day for Washington living be effective only when the next
expenses without showlng how C.ongress takes office.
the money was spent. In the House, that benefit was Proxmire says his refonns are
tacked onto a bill raising the coal designed to ''force the C.ongress to
tax and passed without diacussion. deal with items of direct interest
Adverse public reaction to =.~rs in a regular and open
this maneuver already has result-
ed in attempts by some members
to repeal the tax break.
That's not only as it should
be, it is long past due.
Legal hut improper
Three justices Qf the Califor-
nia Supreme C.ourt broke tradition
last week by endorsing the candi-
dacy of an Alameda County· supe-
rior court judge who is facing an
election challenge.
Until October 1978, judges
were prohibited by the California
Code of Judicial Conduct from
endorsing candidates. The code
has been changed to bar only en-
dorsements for "non-judicial" of-
fices. •
So the justices' action is quite
legal. But we find it troubling.
The endorsemeuta of Justices
Frank C . Newman, Allen E.
Broussard and Cruz Reynoso, all
of whom were appointed to the
high court by Gov. Brown, ap·
peared in campaign literature dil-
tributed by Judge Henry Rmmey
Jr., who is being challenged by an
Alameda C.ounty ~istant district
attorney.
Justice Broussard says he sees
nothing wrong with the endorse·
ment. Judges, he says, "ought to
be able to turn to their fellow
judges, people who know them
and can say they're doin~ a good
job and should be retained."
That sounds reasonable
enough on the surface, especially
in a period when incumbent jud-
ges find themselves increasingly
involved in tough election races,
instead of winning almost routine
re-election as formerly was the
case.
We don't doubt the sincerity
of the justices who apparently
have known Judge Ramsey for
some time and think highly of his
ability. And there should be little
objection when judges at lower
court levels support one another.
But, an election endorsement
from members of the high court
raises some difficult questions.
Decisions made at the superior and
appeals court levels frequently
come before the Supreme C.ourt in
final appeal.
Fairly or not, the justices can
be perceived as seeking to mold
the lesser courts in their own
image and meddling in local poli-
tics.
The Supreme Court is a
highly visible and very powerful
podium. It has become politiciz.ed
in recent years as a result of con-
troversial appointments or contro-
versial decisions.
If California's high court
wants to regain its once enviable
position in public esteem and help
restore confidence in the admini-
stration of justice to high levels,
the justices should eschew even
the hint of political involvement.
It could come back to haunt them
and hurt the court.
Immigration solution
"A simple a nd reliable and
final documentation procedure for
determining whether a job appli-
cant is an illegal alien" Is the ma·
jor point of any effort to reform
immigr.ation law, California
Chamber of C.ommerce Agricul-
tural Manager Jim Van V aren told
joint congressional subcommittees
on immigration last week.
California firms oppose sane·
tions against employers for hiring
illegal aliens unless such a docu-
mentation procedure can be im·
plemented, he told committee
memben.
The employer, he said, should
not have to be a policeman. Proper
documentation would stop the
wholesale movement of the Bor-
der Patrol into agricultural fields,
and the law should require that
before a worker could be removed
from the property, his docµments
would be inspected by th e Immi-
gration and Naturalization Service
to determine their legitimacy. .
The current INS "Operation
Jobe" maneuver further empha·
ldus the need for adequate, non·
oounterfeitable documentation for
leplly admitted aliena to protect
them and their employen.
Followtn1 the wholesale
roundUpl in small plants and fac·
•
tories, it developed that the INS
was obliged to release up to one·
third of thoee detained when they
were able to establish their statue
as legal immi&rants or dtlzens.
Much publicity was given the
fact that hundreds of unemployed
Americans applied for jobs at the
plants following the raids. Less,
however, was given the fact that
many -as in the Orange C.ounty
strawberry field raids -did not
want the jobs offered. The pro·
prietor of one fish cannery, for
example, was unable to find can·
didatea for fish-cleaning jobs.
"They all want to be truck
drivers," he explained.
The California Chamber rep-
resentative testified in a hearing
on the Simpeon·Mazzoli bUla that
would give employers a warning dUJinB ~ first year lf caught hi·
ring illegal alienl, with fines or jail
terms for aucceedin& offer-..
It would permit the use of
multiple exlstln1 identification
document• for the first t~ree
yean, to allow tlme for the 1ov-
ernment to develop a new and
teCUre syatem to verify ell11bWty
for employment.
Thia, of courae, la the only
eventual eolution -and lt cannot come toon enoup.
Oplnll)M ••prnMd In IM ... ...w .,. lhOM of the Dally Piiot. Otner Yltwl ...
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ORANGI! CONat
eosBV IN
~ovie.tS target Christians
WASHINGTON -Perhaps embold-
ened by the partial succeee of the Catholic
Church in standing up fo the Polish
government in recent yean, Christian
8eCtl have been giving their communllt
rulera a headache in the Soviet Union
itaelf. -b
A.atoniJhlng reporta seeping out of
Russia recentry indicate that the Chris-
tian "problem"·hu become 1erioua en-
ough to warrant a concerted cnckdown
by the authorities. The particular ta.raet.
of their antl-religioua zeal are the un·
derground preuH of various Christian
churchel.
SINCE lt7t, Baptlall and Seventh-
day Adventt.ta have ~ to .et up
secret "publlahing hou.es' to tum out
rel.igloua literature. The Baptista have a
clandestine publication called The
Cbrutlan, while the Adventists have one
called The True Witne...
ln addition. the underground pre9lell
have been t=out everything from Bibles and h to critiques of Soviet
law.
Th.la clearly has the Kremlin worried.
Amnesty International estimates th.at at
least 115 Baptt.ta and 30 Adventiltl in
the put two ye-an have been impr18oned
for "anti-Soviet ~· -an offerwe
that includes any teechina of religlon ln
thia oWdally athelstic country.
While Western jouma11at. have publi·
clzed the plight of Soviet Jew1, more
than half the prilonera of conacience in
1981 were Baptiltl, Adventist.I, Ruaaian
Orthodox, Jehovah'• Witl'le9el or other
Chrlalian church members, 80W'CeS told
JKI 11111111
my reporter Jeff Nesbit. Most were
convicted under the slander statute,
wblch carries a maximum sentence of
three yea.rs ln prllon. /
Bealdea outright prosecution, the
communist& have other official weapons
to u.e aaatnst Soviet citizens brave en-
ough to practice their religion.
Belief in Christianity is defined by
Soviet law u a form of achiz.ophrenia.
With a certain lronlc Marxist logic, a
Soviet citizen who dares to practice
Christianity might reasonably be
deemed crazy and out of touch with his
environment. At any rate, this 1tatute
has been used to confine Christian lea-
ders in mental hospitals for "treatment."
Even more frightening is the law
concerning deprivation of parental
right.I. Soviet courts can take children
away from their parents and ship them
to another part of the country If the el-
den have "neglected their duties" in
child-rearing. One 1uch duty ia to edu-
cate children in "the 1plrit of the moral
code of the builder of communimn," ac-oordi.ni to the Soviets' Fundamentals of
Legialation. Tilere are documented CMeS
of children havin1 gone into hidlna to
avoid being kidnapped by the Jtate.
The audiorities have been quite auc·
ceaful in their crackdown on Cbrist.ianl:
For example, moat membera of the
Baptista' 1001e governing body, the
Council of Evangel1cal Chriatlanl and
Baptllll ln the U.S .S.R .. have been in
prilon lince January 1980. I
THIS WIDESPREAD official pene-
culion of Ch.riatianl has gone virtually
unnoticed in the United States. Only
rare ca.es are reported here -like that
of the "Siberian Seven," the Pente-
costala who forced their way into the
American Embaay ln Moecow in 1'178
and were given an uneuy, unofficial
sanctuary in the embuly buesne:nt.
The amazing thing about the Krem-
lin's crackdown I.I the evidence it gives
that Christianity still survives after more
than 60 years of otfidal repnslon. The
regime'• fury I.I a tribute to the courage
and devotion of Chrlatiam determioedly
pracUdng their faith in defiance of the
overwhelming power of holUle rulen. It
I.a a story wunatched since the days of
the Roman Empire.
Split roll initi8tive misses mark
Although the inequity in property
taxation contained in the great tax revolt
called Proposition 13 adopted by the
voters an 1978 was well recognized by
the legislators, four years have passed
without their taking remedial action.
Thia is not surpriling since the home -
owners had been crylnjt for relief for
10 years before Proposition 13 became a
f.act without any aid from the lawma-
kers. Now, as the inequities increase where-
by post-Proposition 13 home purchases
or constructions are being taxed at cur-
rent market valuea whtle thote who
owned their homes prior to the 1978 in-
itiative are paying taxes hued upon 1975
valuations, another rebellion is brewing.
FOR THE INEQUITY of the different
amounts of taxA.tion upon homes which
are similar in value has not only contri-
buted greatly to the depression in real
estate sales and slump In the building
industry but ls creating increasing
retentment of the unfalrnela of the law
by those who have acquired homes In
the past four years.
As evidence of this, a group calling
themselves "Taxpayers for California"
has launched an initiative drive to pro-
vide tax relief for the victims of the
Propo1ltlon 13 homeowner inequltiea.
Since, lnltead of jogging the lawma.ken
into taking action to provide proper re-
lief for these homeowners. il has spurred
the resentful solons into a contrary ac-
tion that would pe rmit local govern·
ments to rolJect new unlimited amounts
from the hapless homrowners under the
guise of "assessments.'' the new initia-
llll WATlll
live, referred to as the "Split Roll Pro-
perty Tax Initiative," must be taken se-
riously.
While it addresses Itself to the inequi-
ty problem, it actually provides much
less than full equality. As Sacramento
County Tax A8Meaor Wi\liam Lynch,
who agrees that the inequities are beco-
ming a serious problem, st.ates, "The
propoeed initiative doesn't do enough."
His reference is to the provision which
allows only a 50 percent exemption of
the difference between the previous
owner's value and the market value
when acquired by a new owner. It not
only doe1n't give the new owne&; the
same break as the pre-Proposition 13
owner but increases the tax differences
each time the home changes hand.a.
Not only is It a poor attempt to correct
the Inequity but ill additional feature of
establishing a separate and higher tax
rate for business property is highly con-
troversial and probably will insure its
defeat.
The proponents justify the spht roll
provision by claiming Proposition 13 has
shifted the property tax burden away
from business and increased the share
paid by homeowners. The California
Taxpayers Associauon, while not yet ta·
king a position against the initiative,
cites figures reCuting that claim. They
show t he assessed value of owner-
occupied homes representing only 36.5
percent of th• •otal statewide assessed
property valuat. •ns, a drop from the 38.8
percent shart which prevailed in
1976-77.
In a detail• , •~port Cal-Tax analyzes
all aspects<' 1.~e proposed initiative.
While conet'I.• · g that there has been a
slowing of ·,.,me construction and sales
since Pror JSition 13, the report is totally
negative to the initiative proposal. re the central interest of the propo-
nents ia to bring about equality for home-
owners they might put their money to
be tter use by bringing a lawsuit for
equal protection of homeowners. In fact
the state Supreme Court. in ruling on
the validity of Proposition 13 at the time
of ill paasage, left the door wide open for
such litigation by 1pecificalJy noting the
inequity flaw. In any event their solution
i.s not the answer.
Literary lions poor marital prospects
dowager· of Warwick, Bacon and Miu
Barnbam, Dante and Gemma Donati,
Dickenl and Mill Hoprth, Dryden and
Lady Eltiabeth Howard, Milton and
both of hit wives, Shakeapeare and
Anne Hatb~ycherly and the eoun .. o1 • All thtM ll'-8tY
men led ml8era. married lives. 1arply
of their own maldna. or brealdnc·
dem theories about child-rearing, such
u their need for f.rtlh air and hygiene.
Hi1 book liberated babies from those
dreadful awaddllna clothes -and then
he .ent hla fiw offtprinc to a foundlina
home, and wandered off to 1reener
fleliM.
Uke Lord DarJJniton ln Olcar Wilde'•
comedy, the. men could retist every·
thine but temptation. The 1tandard1
they Ill for otMn, ln their works, were
hilh -llYW9; the ttandardl they tet for ~ WW. IO flr1ble M to be vU1mU1 aonniNal. ,,_. who have
"once IMll Shel»y pWn" may lldmil"e
\be poet. but cannot much ~ the
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, Aprll 30, 1982
State
punishes
SoCal Gas·
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Squth•rn California Oa1 Co.
unwllely bouaht a lot of expen-:
atve natural pa -forclna It to
PIM YP a bar1atn -aay 1tate
reaulatora who won't let the
company recover $34.8 milllon ln
co.ta.
"Imprudent" purchue of ex-
pe n•l ve Canadian gu from
Northwest Pipeline Corp. and
Pacific Gu & Electric Co. meent
SoCal Gas lost out on the chance
to buy the u m e amount of
cheaper gaa from El Puo Natural
Gas Co. and Transwettem Pipe-
line Co., the state Public Utilities
Commiasion said aa It denied So-
Cal's request to recoup eaa coeta.
The PUC also scolded SoCal
Gas for buying "unreasonably
expensive" gaa in the ~t quarter
of 1980 after supplying gas from
storage to electrical utiUtlea du-
ring a high smog period.
Robert M. Loch,a SoCal Gas
vice pref>ident, said in a statement
that all gas purchases made in
1980 ''were reasonable and ne-
cessary under circumstances then
existing to assure our ability to
maintain service to utility custo-
mers, including residential
customers."
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Jacoby
nixed in
Jersey
TRENTON, N.J . (AP)
-The law firm of Ja-
coby & Meyers adver-
tilM!e that "now you have
a lawyer" -but the
New Jersey Supreme
Court hH ruled that
"your" lawyer can't be
Jacoby & Meyers ln New
Jeney. 1.-.t The juau~ upheld a
atate rule barring law
firms from using the
names of people not 11-
cenaed to be lawyen ln
New Jersey. Jacoby &
Meyers 1ought a rule
interpretation aa a pre-
lude to the pomtbWty of
opening oflice1 ln New
Jeney, the court noted.
Leonard Jacoby and
Stephen Meyen founded
the interstate firm in
California in 1972 and
watched lt grow to a to-
tal of 7~ law office• In
California and New
York.
The PUC's denial of the com-
pany's request to recover $34.8
million "imposes an exorbitant
and unfair penalty on a utility
that instead dese r ves a
conunendation," Loch said.
HIGH ON PANCAKES -Five-year-old Chris Coye of Costa
The high court's 7-0
decision also noted a
New Jersey ban on tel-
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lawyers. Jacoby &
Meyers use1 a media
campaign that sometimes
strelles that the rich can
afford any attorney they
want, the poor get free
legal aid and the middle
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Jacoby & Meyers' rates.
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For 'sk;y gods' it~~ j-q.st work
Precision jumJ,ers form moving art on way, to Earth
'Work the curse
of the surfing class
THE BEACH BUM BLUES: You can understand
why, in the current budget battle, our President Reagan
might be miffed at Houae Speaker Tip O'Neill. And you
know the pre8ldent baa the jitters over Britain vel"IUI Ar-
gentina. And IOIDe people are nattering at him about uni-
lateral nucleer diarmament
But cripee, when it comes to Mr. Reagan getting ticked
off. 1!e doesn't have to take it all out on us coastal types.
Just consider the pre-
lident'a remarks aa quoted
ln the public prlnta when
he got back from Jamaica
and Barbados and got tal-
kina about the ill effects of
wellare.
He said, "There are some people out in my home state
who prefer surfing to working . . . "
PRgIDENT REAGAN, alas, was talking about Cal-
ifornia. And from the tone of the remark, you are left to
guem that when he said people prefer surfing to working,
he meant it aa a slur. · .
Now that's really a crushing blow to the old ego. I have
to confess that rve always preferred surfing to working.
The suspicion is here that rm not alone. Scores of peopfe
reside in our region who would make the same preference.
Consider retired presiding Justice Robert Gardner of
Corona del Mar, late of the Fourth District Court of Appeal.
He'd rather surf than work. Sometimes he actually admits
it. But he worked anyway and may again, one of these
days.
· Hobie Alter f.avored surfing to labor. But somehow he
got into the habit of making surfboards; later funny looking
boats called Uobie Cata, and ended up a multi-jillionaire.
SOME .GUYS JUST naturally fall into a lot of work
even when they'd rather be talling into eome six-foot wave.
A ftiend of mine in Laguna Beech named Dave Moc-
rillon alwaya Mid he'd rather be IW'fing. Instead, he'• al-
ways been behind some oountet tn a bualnelB enterprile:
You'd be IW'J)riled how many surfen there are who
have enormous ~ty ge~ anywhere near the water.
Consider my daughter. She's always entering some
surfing conteet in Carlsbad. Trouble is, ahe is 452 miles
away at the University of California, Davis. Instead of
studying c:rc-.-currenta. she's studying how to croa-breed
cows and talking about genes or chromosomes or other
thinp nobody understands and won't ever do her a lick of
good when ahe'a on some 10-footer breaking off San On-
ofre.
SAME WAY WITB the son of our household who,
when he isn't in clere1 at the university at Fullerton, la
either flying airplanes for profit, lifeguarding at some
beech where ~ff: from Buena Park are trying to drown,
working in a pu relations office or at 90me other similar
odd job.
Tilat'a a great life for a championship<Ia.. surfer.
My eldest 10D was ao good on a surfboard that he once
got on TV in Panama whilst riding considerable surf in ~t
region.
But then he came back to the U .S . and got married and
went into buainel8 for himself and had a aon and ia now a
real meea. He's hasn't loafed on a~ in so long his skin
looks like the underbelly of a fish.
Pencnally, rd rather be surfing but becaUle I suffer
thill bad habit of eatinii, I had to fin(\ something that paid,
abort of a real job. Sol got into the newspaper dodge.
PRESIDENT REAGAN deinonstrated that he really
doem't undentand when be equat.es aurfen with welfare
buma. Most IW'fera jult can't stick with a good thing. They
have a lhort attention span.
Next thing you know, they've abandoned all their
va1uea and have gone to work. It'• really dilgustlng.
BY SANDO: JOY or ... .,.,,.......,
Sky Odd.
That'• how Marine Lt. Col, Roter Henry ~ the man in
the white jumpsuit.
It aounded llke a term of re-
apect becau.e the guy ln white.
Marine Capt. R. Gatewood
Smith, bu bailed out of planes
and hellcopten into the wild blue
yonder nearly 2..000 times since
1966.
· Thunday at the 1Marine Corps
Air Station, El Toro, he waa
ready to do it again alorl8 with 11
other membeu of the lnter-
aervice Precision Parachute
Team.
The t.eam, 11 Marine9 and one
naval otflcer, led by Henry, waa
taking practice jumps in pre-
paration for t.hil weekend'• an-
nual Anned Forces Open Houle
and Airahow at El Toro.
Billed u the largest free acti-
vity of its type in Calltomia, the
event bolted more than 350,000
vtaitora last year. _:
Like his colorfully garbed
teammates, Smith appeared
calm, yet alert, prior to boarding
a CH46 Sea Knight helicopter for
the ju.mp.
Smith said he's jumped so of-
t.en that he doesn't get a lot out of
it anymore but noted, "It uaed to
be a real adrenaline rush."
He a dded , "Remember the
fl.rat time you ever drove a car
and how you feel now about
driving? Well, it'a like that."
Henry, who's a parachute
jump irultructor and veteran of
700 jumps, WU lem casual.
"It'• a lot of fun," Henry said,
"a challenge, gets the adrenaline
flowing."
Describing a particular jump,
called the Diamond Track, Henry
said jumpers in that configura-
tion move acrou the ground at
100 mph and vertically at 200
mph.
"You ju.at boogie," he exclai-
med. ''1'.i truddn' .'' Anolher ieam manbet, Marine
Gunnery Sgt. Lupe Gonzalea, a
jump 1.nstructor from Camp Pen-
dleton, laid, "It takes a 8eD8e of
adventure and it's better than
cutting IJ'a8I on weekends."
The 12 teammates have ac-
cumulated approximately 15,000
jumps, Henry estimated, with
Smith being the senior jumper.
Henry said be and his teammates
FL YING -Marine paratrooper leaps out of
helicopter in practice jump for the inter-eervice
Precision Parachute Team'• air show, to be
held this weekend at the Marine Corps Air
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Station in El Toro. Jumperi reach speeds of
several hundred miles per hour before opening
their chutes.
jump as often as they can. Smith
aaid he uaed to make 16 or 17
jumps in a a1ngle weekend. "But, It gets old," he said, "and real
coatly." The team will perform
four basic events Saturday and
Sunday. 'Mie airahow is to begirl
at n.oon. In addition to perfor-
ming the Diamond Track, Henry
aald the jumpers will d o a
"High-Low Demonatration" in
which one jumper will spread
out "and suck up all the air he
can" while the other falls nor-
mally. The first jumper will fall
at approximately 100 to 150 mph,
Henry said, while the 9eCOl'ld will
be going at 300 mph.
The team alao will do the
"Barber Pole" where they spiral
around aa they drop earthward
and, for a finale, everyone will
link up in a large formation.
"No," Henry said, h e doesn't
have a death wish . "It's a
busine9.''
01' Balboa I erry a Harbor fixture
By STEVE MARBLE or .. .,.,,......,.
It growls and rattlea and chugs
and with a sudden reversal in
power, pntly .Udes into port -
another voyage acn:m the hectic
Newport Harbor completed.
Cara rumble off and others
rumble on. Men In businel8 suit.a,
kids in swim trunka and othen
on roller tkates or b icycles get
aboard.
Another aeven-minute trip be-
gins.
11\e Balboa Ialand Ferry, rea-
dy for lta 63rd summer of ope-
ration, it hJstory in motion.
Since 1919, when a man na-
med Joeeph Beek took cYWJr
le!'vioe and cut the cost of a trl
from a dime to a nickel, the boa
have been bau.l.tng man and ma
chine ~ the busy bay, 9'IW!l
days a week.
The ferry boats are the work-
era of the harbor, uaed daily as a
quick, convenient, scenic and
cheap way to get from Balboa
'Island to the Balboa Penhuula
and back again.
11\e flat-bottom contraptions
have been uaed in movies, televi-
sion commerciah and for wed-
dings, including on e that was
completed before the ferry
reached the midway point in the
harbor.
They've been used aa laun-
~ pada by wwteady motorists
who ve ended up ln the bay and as targets by amateur yachtsmen.
But the boats -the Admiral.
the Commodore and the Captain
-keep on chugj.Da, 150 trips a
day.
. Since the day Beek first laun-
ched the operation in a dinghy
named the Ark, the fleet naa
been forced ~ halt lef'Yice only
twice -once in the early 19509
for dock work and again early
thl• month when a hotel fire
apewed charred debris near the
penm.aJ.a Joect•nc ramp.
Bob Snyder, manacer of the
eeMce. started woric.tna for the
Beek famlly ferry . line 32 yean .., .. a ferry pilOt. Bil did did
the aame thlna before that and
bla two aam wOrked on the boats ..wnl,..naao. .
.. I wouldn't do anythinc ei.. in
the wodd. ... ,. Snyder,. well-
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ever will.
He recalls the story his father
uae to tell on how he landed the
eervice, which actually started ln
1909 as a means of hauling pro-
spective customers to Balboa
la1and where vacant Iota were for
sale.
"There were \}lree potential
operators who approached the
town council. One aid be could
at.art in a month. another said he
be coming IOOD.
"We've been trying to hold the
line at 15 centa but-with infla-
tion and everythinf it may be
time for an lnc:reue. '
The pre9e11t trio of boata, each
o f which can bold three
average-sized vehicles, can ac-
commodate up to 100 people in-
cluding the pilot and money-
collector. .
"I get to work where most people
play. I've never hated coming to
work."
could IWt in a week and my dad
aid he could start the next day.
He did.
"Dlld told them he had a row-
boat, a pair of oars and an out-
board. lie said the outboard
didn't always work but the oers
did."
Seyrqour Beek, another of the
late fou:nder'a ICllW and DOW pre-
aident of the ferry aervice, .,.
hit father aot lnto the bi .. ._ to
help out another buainem be ••
ln -real eaate .
"It waa to bla advanta1e,
thin'• no doubt about that. He
needed to ltt people to the 111.md
and that Wll Che ... ~ ... do lt. ..
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•ANN LANDIA8
•HUCiH MULLICiAN
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Farmers' drives: A p ri ote cti on of l ivelihood
DEAR ANN LANDERS: In your
Washington Post column you implied that
55,000 rabbits had been cruelly clubbed to
death in Idaho because farmers there had
offered an 8-cent .. a-head bounty.
Unfortunately, many of the protesters
and publiclzera of the jackrabbit drives in
Idaho have had a knee-jerk reaction to the
clubbing stories, with little insight into the
larger issue at stake.
Contrary to th~ common perception, the
jackrabbit is not a rabbit, but a hare. He
-..J>elongs to the family of rodentia. along with
mice and rats. They frequently carry lice
and wonns, as well aa two diseases fatal to
humans -Rocky Mountain spotted fever
and tularemia. Unlike other rodents, hares
are equipped with two sets of incisor teeth,
making them capable of large-scale de-
struction of nearly every form of plant life
-including orchards, vineyards, hay, grain
and potato fields.
As crude and violent as the rabbit
drives may seem, I have been told by Idaho
farmers that this is the most humane and
WHERE BUFF ALO ROAM -Yellowstone
National Park rangers use a pickup truck to
herd a small band of bison back into the park
through the nearby resort community of West
Yellowstone. Bison have been wandering out
ef fecUve method of controlling the jackrab-
"bit damage.
Alternatives to the drlvea have been
proposed and discussed at great length, and I
hope one day a leas objectionable remedy
will be found. Meanwhile, I think the Idaho
f anners should not auf fer a moral judgment
because of their efforts to protect their crops
and their livelihood. Sincerely -SEN.
STEVE SYMMS (R-IDAHO)
DEAR SEN. SYMMS: I am printing
your letter because It It Informative and
represents another point of view that de-
serves to be beard.
The "drives" yoa mention, however,
seem like an extremely cruel, almost a aa-
dlstlc way to deal with the problem. When
400 or more people -on foot, on horses and
ln snowmobiles -herd the bares Into a
f unnel·shaped trap and beat them io death,
one must surely wonder why gassing hasn't
been considered. Wiii you look Into this,
please? Thank you for writing.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our back-
AP Wlnpfioto
of the park and into Montana causing problems
for ranchers. The vagrant beasts are a threat
because many carry brucellosis, a disease that
can cause cattle to abort their young.
gammon club has chosen up aides and a
bitter argument is raging. Will you express
your opinion?
I am outraged that the Arkansas Su-
preme Court ruled that the parents in
Mountain Home, Ark., are not entitled to
the sum of money it would cost to raise and
educate their unplanned child -born after
the father underwent TWO vasectomies.
The couple had two children and did
not want a third. The father knew his first
vasectomy was not successful, so he went to
another doctor and had a second one. That
physician did not require the proper tests,
and his wife subsequently became pregnant
with a third child.
It seems to me the physician who goo-
fed should be made to come up with the
money it will cost to raise and educate that
child. We all await your opinion. -BIG
DEBATE IN LITTLE ROCK.
DEAR DEBATE: Sorry, I go along with
the decision of the Arkansas Supreme
Court. A malpractice suit, yes -but orde-
ring the doctor wbo goofed to pay to raise
q AllN lAllDEIS
and educate tbe child would, lo my opinion,
be excessive.
CONFIDENTIAL to Time Marches On
and I Am Growing Weary: Tell blm it's now
or never. If he is waitin~ for the time when
everything is "perfect, '"you both will be
pushed down lbe wedding aisle ir1 wheel-
chairs by a couple of attendants.
A no-nonsense approach lO how to deal
w11h l1ft•'s mosc difl1culc and most rewarding
arrangt•ml•n r Ann Landers' booklet.
"M<Jrnagc: -What to E.'xptx·t." wj/J prepare
you for b<'ltc•r or for wor.)t'. Send your re-
quC'sl co Ann Landers, P.0 Box J 1995,
Ch1c:<Jgo. 11/11101:; 6061 J, t:nclosing 50 cents
and u Jung. stamped, self-addressed enve-
lop<•.
W r i ters' h ope novel
NEW YORK (AP) -The news that a
book publisher is restoring cuta, c~es and
a whole missing chapter to "The RedBadge
of Courage" nearly 100 years after Stephen
Crane wrote it gives hope that writers will
win out over editors in the Jong run.
Score one for our side.
Of course in the long run. we're all
dead, as are Crane and editor Ripley Hitch-
cock, who excised 5,000 words from the
'classic novel on the Civil War when it was
published in 1895 to make 1t more palatable
to the public and less gloomy.
Rumurs are rife, as they always are
(you seldom run into an unrife rumor in
these suspicious times) that l whole slew of
literary masterpieces are about to re-emerge
in their original manuscripts, exactly as their
authors wrote them. Publishers row is agog
with the possibilities.
MAYBE THIS TIME around, we'll get
th~ fuU story of "The Lady, or the Tiger?"
which we all read in school without realizing
it might have been a slick editor who stuck
in that question mark to make the tale more
palatable.
IC you recall Frank R. Stockton's fa-
mous yarn, this semibarbaric king practiced
a rough fonn of justice in which an accused
perpetrator (as the TV version would have
it) was led into the arena and given the
I 1l: 1 HUGH MULLIGAN &A MULLIGAN STEW
cho1cC' of opening either of two doors. Be-
hind onC' waited the fiercest, hungriest tig~r
in the kingdom. The other offered an im-
mediate marriage to the fairest damsel in all
the land. regardless of the culprit's current
marital status. The door priz.es were always
swit.<:hed to keep up audience interest in the
arena.
Well, of course it came about that the
king's daughter fell in love with a handsome
tourller, who was sentenced to the double
door bit for daring to rise above his station.
There was thlS man-eatmg tiger licking his
chops behind one door, and the loveliest
lady m the court, whom the princess hated
with 'a jealous heart, poised £or marriage
behind the othB-.
BY BRIBERY AND cunning the prin-
t-ess had found out which door held the tiger
this time. and she shot a signal to her lover
to pick the right-hand one. The edit.or, being
a chitken, left it to the reader to decide
whether the princess had sacrificed her
lover to her detested nval or thrown him to
the big cat.
Taurus : Spot light on r oman c e
Rumor 1s that m the original manuscript
Stockton had the maiden emerge m wedding
raiment, but the princess in fury jumped out
of the royal box. tore her to shreds, then
opened the door and ktckqi the slats out o{
Saturday, May 1
ARIES (March 21-April 19): You'll be
approached by a shy individual who is a
sincere admirer. J!!mphasls on baste lsSues,
employment, dependents, pets and unique
ways of getting job done.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Spotlight
on romance, creativity, changes. adventure
and speculation. Personal magnetism soars,
people become aware of your views and
abilities. You'll make new start in new di-
rection, gain more independence and could
fall in love.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You'll be
dealing with .property values, appraisals,
future prospects and predictions of whether
prices will rise or fall. Individual who seeks
your counsel is sincere and will return favor.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Restric-
tions are removed, you gain greater freedom
of thought and action. Intellectual curiosity
is activated, you'll have many questions and
youl"will obtain some substantial answers.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Financial
questions can be settled. Lunar and numer-
ical cycles highlight details, basic routines,
working procedures and the obtainin~ of
needed material.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Circum-
stances turn in your favor -timing im-
proves, you make important contacts. Em-
phasize personal appearance, colorful ap-
parel and conununication with one who can
aid in disaeminating your views.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Special
meeting involves domestic adjustment, poa-
tlble remodeling of ·home and perhaps a
diacu11ion Involving proposed change of
tellldence. Look behind 1cenes.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): &perate
NTSIOn · . av ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT .
f'L£AfE l)ON~
STL'L MY _· ·ll
IDeAS
fact from illusion. Strive to see places, peo-.
pie in realistic light. Your position is strong,
you need not be intimidated by one who is
envious. Pisces-is in picture. HOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.•21): Po-
wer day. Responsibility. intensity, promo-
tion -career advances and you'll have
greater charge of your own destiny.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 -Jan. 19): What
you seek will become available. You gain
accurate, Jong-range view . Assignment is
completed -you are relieved of burden and
could flirt with fame.
sly obscured financial facts are brought to
llght. By maintaining independent stance,
you protect rights. Credit rating is called for.
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Previou-
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Time is on
your side -study Aquarius message, bea-
ware of legal rights and permissions. You're
being pulled in two directions simultaneou-
sly. Key is to obtain second emotional wind.
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/, \ GOif N ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
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and IOM a dub, and will have
but one trump IMer. For·
lunately, lhere la an anawer.
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all my trump trltb, the
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trlckl. If dtdarer rufft clubl.
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the tiger, too. But that apparently was con-
sidered too violent for 19th century readers.
so some little tin god in a green eyeshade
and celluloid cuffs went to work with scis-
sors and pastepot and turned the whole
thing mto an enigma.
I hear tell that pre tty much the same
thing happened to "Lady Chatterley's
Lover." We never d1d get that last chapter,
"Lady C hatterley's Lover's Lover, .. in
which Constance finally goes off to live with
the gamekeeper Mellors on a farm some-
plal'e and the n one of his old boyfriends
shows up. That was considered too 1980s for
1928. when D.H. Lawrence wrote the novel,
but you can bet your ad budget the TV
producers can't wait to get their hands on
that original manuscript.
Maybe this time around. we'lJ get the
original uncut. unedited version of the
movie "Citizen Kane." There have been
whisperings for years around the studios
that the final scene where the kid's sleigh
burns up with the word "Rosebud" on it was
added as an afterthought to make some
sense from heavy cuts in the plot.
THE REAL ROSEBUD, they whisper,
was Rosebud BonbQn, one of Kane's kinky
lady friends, a carnival geek with a heart of
gold and a, stomach like cast iron who got
him kicked out of Harvard for biting the
head off a frog in biology claas. The Hays
office wouldn't buy it.
1f the achoi.in can find the manuscript.
we might at long last catch up with that
rumored fourth gh~t in the Charles Dickens
classic "A Cbrbtmas Carol." They say
Dickens, who always had an eye for the cash
register and poeterity, ecribbled a a1ullna
flnal chapter with u yet unlnvented TV
apedftca1l)' in mind. but a ~ Vtcaian editor~lt.
The fourth and flml ihmt·IUpPGiidly
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• Prune your sprang
flowering shrubs as they
finish blooming.
• No yard is too small
for citrus trees. Those
with lim i ted s pace
should co n sid er the
dwarf citrus which can
be grown in tubs. They
bear quickly and you 'll
soon be picking fresh
oranges and grapefruit to
serve at breakfast.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, April 30, 1982
How to at~ract hummingbirds
By EARL ARONSON .. ~ ........ 11,, ..
How can you uttract hummingbirds lo your
garden? lt lim't easy, but you can offer some induce-
ments to th~e tiny birds which apparently visit
only flowera from which they can get nectar.
There a.re about 300 aP«fes o( hUmmlngbinh
and the family is found only In the Americas. Only
one major species, the Rubythroat, lives In the
northeast United States.
Flowers that lure hummingbirds Include mock
orange. butterfly bush, wisteria, honeysuckle. bee-
balm, trumpet vine, lobelia, phlox, Sweet Wilham.
foxglove and ('Olumbine.
Other hummingbird favorites include lorucera,
japonica vine, salv1a pratenas or blue sage. a semi-
shake perennial, aquilegia canadensis, American
('Olumbine, penstemon hybrids called beard tongue,
delphinium formosum, or hardy larluipur, and si-
lene, or ca1.Chfly.
They also enjoy cocluipur, coral bells, flowering
tobacco, garden balsam, gladiolus, ja$mine, morrung
glory. petunia, red hot poker, scablosa, scarlet bush,
scarlet sage and we1gela.
The humnungbird depletes its energy so £ast
that 1t must visit many flowers to fr'€'Ci on nectar
and tiny insects.
which the birds can feed. Colored flanges around
feeding tutx. .. thul suggest flowers draw the blrda .
A recipe for the hummingblrd cont.al.ner: FW tt
with a nutritious awcet soJutlon of water and h~
ney, syrup or other sweetener and red or oranie
food CQlorlng.
Hummingbirds feed mo1tly at dawn and duak,
the females generaJly perch quietly while the male
swoops and dives above her In a May courting ri-
tual.
For nesting, hummingbirds prefer deMe sh -
rubbery shaded by taller planta. building dlmlnu-
u ve nesta of lichens and mosses stuck together with
spider webs.
Check tools care[ ully ·
When buying gardening tooh you may uk>
long or ahort handlet? Garden toolt are eX'tenllocW
of_ your body .tor reaching, pulling, pushing, thro-,
wmg, or shaping, cutting or for uae u lever whenr
turning over the sou. You uae tools precilely when
weeding or thinning. or when you are moving IOll'
So. the best length of handle depends on your
s1z.e and stre ngth and whether the tools will be used
'lightly or roughly with lots of force. Spades and
shovels n~>d heavy. reinforced handles because you
U8t' them as levers
•Wh e n planting
summer vegetable Stc'eds
and annuals, there's a
tendency to phrnt more
seeds than you need. &>
sure to thm S<'Cdlings so
you won't have crowded
plants w ath s pindly'
growth o r distorted
roots
HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? -Robbie Castagnoh, 8 , oC
Fountain Valley, will be among the green thumbs entering the Clori-
culture competition at the Orange County Fair, which runs July 9 to 18
in Costa Mesa Deadline for entry is May 21.
These active feeders, which v1s1l flow£<rs oft~n .
also are especially attracted by red or orange col-
ored blooms.
Hummtngblrd feeders are available at garden
shops or you can make th(•m. Needed as a container
to hold a sweet syrup and glass or plastic tubes from
Big, square hoes for chopping heavy soil need
heavy handles. lron rakes and the small hoes for
weeding need long, strong and lightweight handles
because they are used for reaching and precise
work. -----------
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We've plented them In paper pots so you ca n
plant pot end alL.no tranaplent ahockl
Like jewels In the summer shade
FUCHSIAS
Big aelectlon of upright and
bHket varieties reedy for
your ahade garden.
4" POT
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Remember Mom ... Order Early
Send her our FTD
Big Jiqg· Bouqu~t.
Fresh flowers or green plents
In en FTO Cer1mlc Flower
Pot. We can send It to
Moms neuly
anywhere by FTO.
17.50
Since 1946
Ha)li~tits.
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2MO Hart»or Blvd., Costa Mesa
FIND Vi'DUR NAIVE
• 4 TICKETS WORTH $12
Saturday, May 8
8 a ."'. to dusk
· MILE SQUARE PAiK
Fountain Valley
Athitte $3.00 CNWreft $1 .IO
Un4er I PrM
MOANING IAllOON llOH • OIPLAYS
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------~-----~------------------------------, . ~·'\. I Sunday May 9th .. :
is Mother's Day :
The blggeat flower day of the year.
"Flowers by Debra" wlll have all
"Mother's" favorites and at senelble
prices. Liiacs, Tullpa, Roses, Carnation•,
Protea, Torch ginger, Delphlnlum, In
fact everything from Dalelea to Liiie• of
the Valley. Order yours now 645-<>093.
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CHARGED -David
Ruffin, former lead
singer of the Tempta-
ti on s rhythm a nd
blues g rou p, h as
pleaded innocent to
charges of failing to
file federal income tax
returns.
occ
teacher
honored
Orange Coast College
a rt instructor Gerald
McCabe has received a
national award in fumi-
t u re design from t he
Home Furnishings Indu-
stry.
McCabe was honored
at the Home Furnishings
Industry's equivalent of
Hollyw ood's Academy
Awards ceremony. The
HFI's "Daphne" awards
were presented at a din-
ner at the Waldorf Asto-
ria in New York.
McCabe received his
Da phne in t h e retail
bedroom category for hla
Ofman bed.
In addition to teaching
at OCC, McCabe owns
Erin Furniture in Ve-
ni ce, a l imi t e d -,
production shop.
NOTICa Of ~ATION '°" CHANOe .. 0 .......... Of ALCOHOUC
MVEUa.UCotN ~
To Whom II May eono.m:
ANTHONY & GENI UGOLINI we
applying to the Oepanment of Al-
cOflollc: a.-Control kif ·· 4 1"
ON SALE ee:r& WINE (PV8 EAT
PL) to Mii aleohotlc be'.W89" at
Hi99 SuperlOr Avenue, A5, Coate
M-.C.tomla
Published Orange Cut Deily Pl-
IOt, April 30. 1982 1M0-82
flCTITIOUI .UMtEH
NAME ITATl•NT
The toltowtng persons Ale dolno
~ .. ORWIG BUILDING CONSUL·
TANTS. 243 E. 22nd St • Cotta
Mna, CA 92627
Eugene Robert Orwig Ill, 243 E.
22nd St • Costa Mesa. CA 92627
ThOr• Lavaughn Adcock, 243 E.
2211d St .. Costa Meta. CA 92627
Thll busJneM II c;ondueled by I
gener el pal'tneftlllp Eugeoe Rob«t Orwig Ill
Thi• 11atement waa flied with the
County Clerk or 0ranoe COonty on
April 21. 1982 F117771
Publllhed Orenge COH1 Dally Piiot.
Aprll 23, 30. May 7, 14. 19112
179e-82
l'tC'T1T10Ut .,... ••
U..8TA~NT
The 1o11ow1no per90n9 •r• dofng ~u:
TOOL SHACK OF SANT A ANA.
2118 South Main SI,_, Santa Ana.
CA 92707.
ANTHONY P. CIROCCO, 1228
Elener "'-· Anaheim, CA 9280 1 Thll ~ le cooducted by an
lndMdu ...
Anthont P. Cirocco
Thll etatement -ftled wtth the County Citric o4 Clfange County on
Apr1I 22. 1982. ~ACK a &'RWAllT ........ ~ m I . Thouund Oalla llYd., No.
421 T1-eMd Gab, CA t1llO
P:117nO
Publlthed Orange CoHI Dally
Piiot, Apt'll 30, ~ 1. 14, 2 ll1!8_2.
two-112
SELL Idle 1tema with a
Oalty Piiot Clualfled Ad
~2-5e78.
lruddoad
PlantS•
H'1ntington Center
daily thru Sat.
Lge. 6" pot11'!
Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/Frldey, April 30, 1082 .
FDA order s r e call of Colorado firni 's paceniakers l'IOTmOUI .......
ltAMI tTA'Y'lm#f
BOULDER, c.oto. (AP) -Experi-
mental pacemellere made b)' a
Boulder com~y are beln& recalled becaU89 of a 'reuonable probabWty
that the uae of or expc>1ure to the
product will c:aUM dee~," •Y.1 a Food
and Drue Adm1nlltration ip)k.,,an.
Blll Rado• Hid that the federal
qency ordered a recall of pacemakerl
dl1trlbuted upder the brand namn
Synthemed and Valleylab.
Pacemakers are battery-operated
devtcee that reaulat.e heartbeata by
dellverm, ei.rtrical ahoclu at a pre-
det.ennlnid rate. Synthemed'a pece-
maken have 1 ~ battery cell for
bKkup power.
Radol Mid 34 of the pecemaken -
12 ln the United St.Itel and 22 In Ja-
pan -are ltill ln pat.lenta.
· Ed Cheatham, pre1ldent of Syn-
themed, Mid hil company notified the
FDA about the potentially defective
pKemaken alt.er one of the 108 de-w.. the ~peony bal manut.ctured
l10pped Won::l.ni In I patient. ffe llJd
the patient didn't 1uffer any imme-
diate w ef:fectt.
''W•-advt.led the phystdana mana-linl the padenta about the problem."
Chiatham 1ald. "l'or a very great -Percentaae of patient.. lt'• not a lethal
situation.
"It depend• upon what their un-
derlytna been problem mi8ht be,'' he uJd~ "fi'a the aoctor•a d.cbton whe-
\her it'• In the patient'• bmt int.erert to remove the pec-neker."
Letten wamlnc of the defect were
1ent by the company in December,
. .X.nu~ry and again laat week, 1aid
Raddi'. He Mid the devices were dt.-
trlbuted to phyalclana ln Colorado,
Califomia, M.lmouri, New York, Ore-
gon, Tex.a. Vermont and Wuhlniton.
plus In Japan and Austria.
SATURDAY. ONLY!
Sate starts 1 O AM, $at., May 1
Tiie to11ooM11g P9'80fl la ~ ~
l'leM ...
llCU"ITV CONIUL TANT ANO
ALARM IYITIMI . 21211 l tOCll• ~~ 1221, L..,ur19 .... CA
AlllAI IAOAAI, 282 t 1 Stocll-
poft Or ..... f217, ~ .... CA t2'5S.
Thie lkl9!r-. la COnd"°'9CS by en
lndMduel.
Abt>al a.tderl
Thi• 1tatemen1 WU filed With Ille
County C"'11 of Orange County on
Aprll 20, 1912.
Ptm11 Publl1hed Orenge cout l)alty
.Piiot, Aprll 23, 30, May 7. 1'. 1N~
1819-82
Save Save
25% 30%
Men's
polo
Sale 3 for 7.50
Ree-alt10. Cool, con~ end highly~ II conon polo
atyte tee'• In men'a alzea S-M-L-XL.
wNte~.
Tll pdo9, reg. 3/$11, .... 311.21
Girl's
shorts
Sale 3 .75
to 5 .25
A90-15-17. "Dove" nyton put.on
ahorts In achoolage a1z .. 7·1 •.
Sold or panel, reg. !USO, lele 4.12.
Faahlon atr1pe, reg. $7, lele 1.21.
Pr•tchootera. reg. $6, .... 1.71.
Boys' and
gir1s'
screen
T-shirts
--
I
JCPehney ·
All bras
and all
girdles.
Sav. on every tn end girdle In our
stock. From IN«, twety there bru
to ful figure braa, pt,. croaeoyer
undefwlre end our famoua JCPenney
bra. For one day ~. pr1cet ere
reduced on our enth llne of found-
ation garments lnctudlng brief, long
leg end lbove-the-w•t atytea. -
All
maternity
to'ps and
pants.
Super MPlftt.9 to t,em·up for a
comfortab'e, ~look. Not II styles eYlllble In every atore. Shop wty for beat aalection.
Men 's
dress
shirt
Sale s5
........ No-ron potyelter/ootton
bl 09dck>tt\ In wNte and flltllof1
.... ~prtced for you to
•tock up. Min• ... 14~·17.
Long~. reg. 19, .......
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Orange Coat DAILY PILOT /Fl'lday, Aprll 30, 1882 ..
Closure of Fed Mart stores third blow to San Diego economy
'
San Joaquin
joble88 climbs
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The'
planned ahutdown of Fed Man'•
dllcount department ltoret wu
the \hlrd blow ln N many weekl
to the economy of California's
second laraeet city, where the
Wlckea Companies were aoing
bankrupt and Bumblebee Tuna
Mid it would cloae ita cannery.
Wlckee filed for bankruptcy ln
Loi Anaeles -and aald It would
move there from San Diego -
juat a week after Bumblebee told
900 worken they'd ic. their Jobe> man who would kienuty heraelf
ln May, when the cannery will only u Martha L., uelaned to
lhut down. children'• clo\hlnc ln Fecf Mart'•
But the announcement Wed. La Mesa 1tore.
nesday by San Dlep-bued Fed Bob L., In hl1 mld-S01, aald
Mart, which llkee to call itself after 18 yean with Fed Mart:
"America'• Greatest General "I'll 10 on unemployment and
Store" wl\h 46 outleta and 8,000 look fOI' another job, but It looks
employees in Southern Califor-pretty blHk rtaht now."
nia, AriJ:ona and Tex.aa. had the A clerk In the Chula Vista
greatest impact. 1tore aald a aupervU<>r told her
"They're gonna kick me on the not to talk to report.en.
street with nothing," said a wo-"If you uaed my name, they'd
'
come to me ln the morning and
fire me on the 1pot." ahe aald.
Ct.hen amona Fed Mart'1 3,500
San Diego employeet aaid they
too had been warned aaainst
public comment.
In Culver ettx, thouah. Bertha
Isaacson aald 'no one waa too
shocked becawie the rumors lave
been going around for a long
time."
In Alhambra, a 22-year-old
clerk said buainete had been fal-
•
Unc off ln recent montha.
"The good daya were btld and
the bad days were wone," com·
mented David Ortiz.
The announcement b_x Fed
Mart, which reported an '8 mil-
lion loaa In the firat quart.er of
1981 and loaaea the two years
previously, said lnventoriee
would be liquidated an<J aold or
leased to others. Its owner la
West German multlmilllonatre
Hugo Mann.
By fte AtMdaW P....,
Unemployment kept cllmbtnl
ln the San J<111quin Valley durtni
March u the~ condnuecf.
and •l>rina ~tural work WM
hamP.re<i by stormy weather,
the ltate reported,
Kem Q)Un~ had the ahari-t
unemployment rate lnc:reue ,,.,.
February, l .S percent, followed
by Tulare County with a 0.9
percent In crease and Fresno
County, up 0.8 percent. .
\
.SATURDAY ONLY!
·-
Save 50% on
casual
shoes
Sale 13.50
Reg. 27.". Men's amoottl INther &ri>eck.,e sport oxford with Draton9
tole. A ~ atyte ht promlMa
plenty of comfortaibte fun.mlea ~
summer. Ruat toned In .a .. 7 to 11 ,
12, 13.
Sale 14.99
Ortg. 21.". "Lldy Of1on" with nyton
Yeb6 tJPS*W , soft heel wedge and
mldlole, nJtlb« tole. Slz .. 8%·9.
Sale 19.99
Ortg. •·"· Men's "Rom" t.a ...,_ ~. nJtlb« tole In ntol profle.
~limited'°"°'* Oft .......
Save 30% on
all lamps,
mirrors &
framed
e~~.2~-~ el •tr ...... uable In all ea ...
Save 30% on
on all
. ready-made
drapes
Sale starts 10 AM, Sat., May 1
Save
30%-40%-50%
Save 50% on
ladies'
tops
Sale 3.99
()fig. SI. Poty rt> chenlle tMry top
In V·neck pulover Style. Bl1ght eolda
In milees' alzee S-M·L.
Sale 9.99
Ortg. 120. Slk/aaylc kl1it top In •
blended s~ pettem with rt> kl1it
welat. Mleeea' S-M·L.
Quemttt.. llmlted.
Save 50% on
Unisex
warm up
suits
Sale 24.99
Ortg. 4t.". A .-Ctkln of W9fTnUP Nt8 In ...orted oolcn, atytee and
fabnc blanda. Perlect for the aporta
enthueiMt OI UM tor caaual ~ .....
Quentttlee llm"9d.
Save 33% on
Paradise
towels
Sale 6.99 3-pc. Mt
..... tO.IO. Set oona6lta of one each
of bath, ~ towel and wMh «**I
In ootton/poly. A~ ftorll ~ wtlh ahewed and tiny ... toecn. 8li1h towel. reg. SIS, .... UI.
Hind tDw1t. reg. 3.ISO, .... LA
w.t'I «*#1, reg. '2 ..... t .11.
IN POST -Jo Palajac
Lucas is new recre-
ation direc tor in
Mountain Home,
Idaho.
HB grad
' rec chief
in Idaho
Jo Palajac Lucaa, a
graduate of Huntington
Beach High School and
Orange Coaat College,
has been named direct.or
of recreation for the city
of M ountain Home,
Idaho.
She is married to Jim
Lucas, who participated
on fpotball and wrestling
teams at Huntington
Beach High.
She la the daughter of
Mark and Una Palajac of
Huntington Beach.
Architects
convene
at museum
The Orange County
chapters of the American
Institute of Architects
and Womf n's Architec-
tural League will com·
bine as s ponsors of a
meeting at Bowers Mu-
seum in Santa Ana on
May 12.
Members and guests
will vi e w award ·
winning design entries
from the 20th annual
high school drawing and
design competition.
Also on display will be
a n exhibit enti tled,
"People of the Sun."
This show a t the mu-
a e um is of pre -
Columbian art and arti-
facts.
The program will in-
clude a presentation of
the architectural design
for the museum's propo-
sed expansion. This will
be given by two archit-
ects from the firm of
Daniel, Mann, Johnson
and Mendenhall.
Dispute ended
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-The Western Growers
Association has agreed
that members of the
state's agricultural res-
earch, marketing and
advisory boards mu1t
di1elo1e their f lnanclal
lnterat 1n the Cl'Opl they
recuJ.ate. The •ttlement
end1 a four-year le1al
. dispute.
.. • Orange Cout DAILY Pl T/Frlday, April 30, 1982
~ 1 l&D WllTl·OPP
\
flrofth IOOft tax9d ot long terl'\. $'°,000 GIVES
$200,000, '92 dtdudlon or r.fund of '79, '80,
'It tcultt olrwdy pold. (714) 751-482'1 EY91 &
W1r.,.,d1 (71 ') ,93., 153, (71') '52·7191
M ak.inf. •tart it pro&abty the mott important
ltep fOwW U\inc. 11wre i1 • way to take rhc initial ttep
and know you're on tM n,hr creek ro~ard •
!:_CCular, tcheduled 1a\ina1. Ju11join the Parroll s.vm,. Plan at wmit. A. linlc it taken out of
nch peycheck toward the purchuc of L'.S.
SaviNt Bonds. You doin't ha~e to "Orr} abour
maldric • ~iaJ cJJon to put ~Ul& utdc
each ~'Cl•)'. It's all done for > ou. Automaticalh.
The bucks s~ pilin~ up, the internt
VOWI, and )'OU ~aJ.i:U )'OU\ C:
Found one 1uA:fiA:
way IO HVC. It..~ .~~ WIMrn jlOM put µort of ttaur >nlnM• Into U S S4Ll111t• 8ond1 lfO•in' lw/J111111 to build a lut11/1trr futwfY
for ttaur couutrv and for wur>11/
... A P1Mc ~ 01 tM Oelly Pilot 11.);1 ftl 1119-no Council
tnAmerica.
A BEAUTIFUL BUY
OUR 1982 CIMARRON
Businessmen
try mortgages
cash
~ JOHN CUNNIFF -r:EW~nic .:._ Prmed by llualah aalel and
the reluctance of old credit aourcea to lend them
money, many unall-bwdnem people are rnortpafna
their homee.
7The extent of activity lan't quite clear, but
many c:omwner credlt companiee are Involved, and
one company, BA Buslne11 Credit C«p., haa •100
million of auch loans outatan~g and la 1rowtng
swiftly.
All the Joana, said William R. Hobeon, J)l"e9ident
of the BankAmerica Corp. financial aervfces com-
NEWS ANALYSIS
pany, are made to small businesses, often retail
outlets, restaurants or taverns, with homee u col-
lateral.
Hobson stresses that some loans are for ex-
pansion, or even for seed money ln brand-new bu-
sinesses, rather than to meet emergencies. But he
also provides figures to show the latter i1 very
mucn at work.
Last year, he said, 30 percent of applicants
were rejected. though screened by brokers, ac-
countants and othen who refer potential customers.
The ratio thia year is 45 percent to 50 percent, he
said.
Add.ini to the pressure on small buaineaes, said
Hobson, is that traditional sources are tending to
draw away from small-bualnea loans. Banks, he
said, say they can't afford to make them, and some
commercial finance companies establish a mlnlmwn
of $500 000 for each loan. Hob.On•a company, based ln Allentown, Pa., of-
fers loans from •10,000 to $~.000. although the
latter is relatively rare.
"Our current loans average $100,000, except in
California, where the average has been $200,000,"
he said.
Collateral generally is the borrower's home,
but rental and commercial properties are accepted.
Making poasible this source of business finan-
cing haS been the sharp rise in the market values of
houses. A home bought for $45,000 a decade ago
might be worth $110,000 now. Assuming a mort-
gage of $20,000. , up to 80 percent of the remainder,
$90,000, might be available for borrowing.
Hobson's rates range from 18 percent to 21
percent, payable in five yean, but with installments
DID YOU KNOW:
You can own yow office space.
You can stop yow rent from 1oi11 ...-.
You can own the land -not lease.
AIRPORT WEST BUSINESS PARK
2A5 Flecher Mar Red Hiii, C.M.
C•ll Mr. D•vla 751-7400
Broker CooSMratlon
DON'TMSS
EXPO.
IT HAS SOMETHING
FOR
FOR BUSINESSMEN DOCTORS ACCOUNTANTS
TOMOMOWI IXICUTIVll
IOOS krd rot ,;J,i a few But hi.mreds The populaf. names y0u already know And the r'fflW ones y0u
6hOuld know aboiA • c.ompuer Showcase Expo Is the one com·
pi.Mr lt1>W )QJ rmcJ lhtS yeat
-
SPECIAL MERCEDES -This $250,000
Mercedes-Benz limousine, owned by local
businessman Alan Rypinsk.i, will~ one of six
Mercedes in mint condition to be exhibited at
Fashion Island this wee kend. The car was
made on the baals of a 15-year loan. That means the
borrower's monthly repayment& are manageable,
but he is preaent.ed with a sizable "balloon" pay-
ment at the end of five years.
A.-uming the borrower'• credit standing has
remained good,,he usually can be considered for
another loan at that time, baaed on current interest
rates. While no one can say what rates will be five
years from now, Hobeon suggests there I.a llt least a
chance they might be lower.
One criticiam of auch practices is that the loans
are made on the buia of total rather than business
income. The important factor I.a the overall ability to
handle the loan, said Hobson, and therefore his
company includes income from sources other than
the business.
Conceivably, therefore. a failing business could
persist as a drain on the borrower's personal assets
when, it has been suggested, it might be wiser for
him to fold or radically reorganize the business.
So far, however, BA Business Credit has had
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few bad experiences with borrowers. It owns 4
houses as a result of foreclosures, down from 6 a
short time ago, and Hobson suggests that if business
were better in general these might never have ap-
peared among BA's assets.
ln his estimation, the industry, which he credits
BA Business Credit with pioneering. "is at.ill m its
infancy." The company has four branch es, in
Richmond, Atlanta, Indianapolis and San Diego,
and expects to open a branch in Denver, and per-
haps another city also, this year.
ln his estimation, the home mortgage type of
financing offers small-business people -proprie-
torships and partnerships as well as those that are
incorporated -an open door at a time ~hen doors
are closing.
M o reover, it adds an alte rnat1 ve to
"brickhouse" outfits that offer home mortgage loans
almost indiscrinunately, but charge as much as 35
percent interest, depending on the state, and fre-
quently foreclose.
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NEW YORK (AP) -Eu\em Air·
llne1. which domfnltea Lhe
Northeast-to-Florida market, Aid It
J)Cl9t.ed • ~ 1.4 million Mt loll ln the llnt }luaNr, larply beicau.. of the rec 111lr:in and ,..,.. wan.
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I I Mercury Savlnp, HuntJngton Beach based fed·
oral 11t«k aavt_nga and loan a.Moelation, announced ita
unaudited alter-tax adjusted losa for the first quarter
was $4,229,000, or $1.09 per share.
Leonard Sh;me, ~hainnan and managing officer,
said the loss was the largest tn the huitor y of the
company and resulted baskaJJy Crom the "continuauon
of extremely high coats of funds, the Vlrtual halt In the
normal real estate market.s, and the usual seasonal
slowdowns experienced during the fint quarter of any
year."
A year ago, Mercury had a $938.000 loss. or 24
cents per ahare.
T-M revenue up, profit do-~n ..... r
Revenues of the Times Mirror Co. for the first
quarter Increased t.o $522.3 million from the $500.7
million reported in 1981.
However, net 1n<.-ome decreased to $20 2 million
from $26 m1U1on while earnings per share were 59
cents compared to 76 cents in the pnor year
The conunued depressed wood products market
was a maJOr contributing faC'tor to the earnings de·
cline.
Times Mirror publishes the Los Angeles Times,
Dallas T imes-Herald, Newsday (Long Island). Denver
Post, the Sporting News, Hartford Courant and two
papers in Connecticut and the Daily Pilot, and has
broadcast, cable television and publishing properties.
Baker earnings increa e
Baker lntemauonaJ Corp. of Orange announced
earnings for the three months ended March 31 were
$1.08 per sh are, an increase of 42.1 percent over the 76
cents per sh.are ln the year-earlier period
Revenues for the three months wc•re $678.4 mil-
lion, an Increase of 32.3 percent over the comparable
. quarter.
Earnings per share for the six months ended
March 31 increased 52.9 percenl to $2 14 compared to
the $1.40 last year. Revenues for the six months were
$1,302.9 billion, up 35.5 percent.
R evenues r eporte d
San/Bar Corp. of Irvine had 1mprovt'°(j operating
results for the first rune months of the f1SCal year but
lower third qUar1er results.
For the nine months ended March 31 total reve-
nues rose to $18,841,550 from $13,48 1,138 Net income
advanced to $1 ,156,243, equal to 64 cents per share,
from $374,982, or 27 cents per share one year ago.
San/Bar Corp. is a major supplier of electronic
equipment and components, microwave radio systems
and service to the telecomrnunicat1ons industry
Dividend declared
The board of direct.ors of Swedlow lnc .. Garden
Grove, declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of 5
cents per share, payable June 4 to shareholders of
rerord May 14.
Swedlow 1s a manufacturC'r of propnetary acrylic
and armor products utili i.ed for a vanety of miUtary
and commercial applications.
PR banquet sch edule d
The Public Relations Sooety of Amenca, Orange
County chapter, w11J hold its seventh annual PROTOS
awards banquet May 14 at 6:30 pm. at Tht· Newporter
Hotel.
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top crews ready
for Newport Regatta. C4.
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Edison, W orkIDan .survive iow .blow.s .
Surprilel Su.rpNel '
A ltllt.e admiriiltraUve law Judae hM found no
evidence that J:diaon HJ1h foot&all coach Blll
Workman la a ch.Mt and deYioul ~Nor, appa-
Nntly, are any of Worianan'a aklel.
Wbat hill trarwpUed OYet the PM& few montha
hM be9\ one of the more remarkable 11.0ria of the
Onna CoMt area.
PAEP SPORTS ~
ROGER
CARLSON
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but distributed co one and all, de1Mndln1 an in-
~~ reduUon by the Sw.t ~WU
to have a law JudCe enter the lmue, hear from all
-tddea and ,Svea )idl"""ftt, to the Ire of Workman
and bJa .-:idatel.
Workman told me more than once he knew
euctly what would come of it.
ver, maybe did themaelves aome good. A.f1'r
treated •• an accused cheat for aeveral mqnt
chance• are Workman wlll pack hit bags dne .i the.e daya and head off to aomewhere where hilt
appnldated.
Once that'• done lnferlor programs may fmd
themaelves dolng better.
£diaon Htah football became ao •=that envy turned to hate. For many, the only news
WM bed news ti lt pertained to Edl8on, which baa
ram..aed to a •~ record over the pMt four yeua, includlnc S2 atraJaht victoriee betOC"e endin8 in the CIF playoffs ln lNl. J
•tarted for Edlaon at tailback aft.er Kerwin'• de-
parture.
So, for three yean the Charaera had a ~
taflbeck who WM a U'anlf• and Jo and behold, tbj.
1981 ae.>rl found Chatswbrth HJch transfer Theo Lanaford starting in the beckfield t.oo.
"The~ won't find anythin1 wrona because
there hml t been anythlq wrona," Mid Workman.
But he ai.o mew tbla. The Judlment la "not
JEUilty." It lm't ~t,", but "nae suilty .. -and
theft la a bla dUfennee in that ltatement for ao-·
mecme who lia.,._. to be lnnocmlt.
"They (EdUlon Hlgh) were dealt eome ~
low blowa," aaya Westminat.er Hlgh Coach ~
Wat.era.
You know, it'• not like Workman and bla ~
are atrangera to the league. Look around. HuDJ
ington Beach'• football team ii coached ~y G~
Henry, who replaced Bob laherwood, both wt" Th*e are always a lot of people ready to jump
OD a MMlCfMfU) boat and aail with a winner -and
Edilon'a tremendous-reputaUon brought forth a few
truwfen, none tbf lieut one Kerwfn Bell. in my Judlment r Pl rlnc the f8ltest initial burtt of any hl&h. acboO b9ck in Orange c.ounty history.
And, there were other t;;;fef'li aome pretty
good, aome average. And, alons with the-power
already preeent, the Char1era just kept winning
despite beln1 the primary target of every oppo-·
nent'a aealOI\.
"'lbe cue ta cloeed. We'll not run after our tallB
anymore," aa1d Hunun,ton BHch District Super-
lntendant Jake Al>bott.
"It needa to be Mid Loudly and clearly that the
administration and ooachee are honest and ethical
and we are proud to have them."
experience under Workman. ,
Mike Henigan waa Marina'• coach and la ~
an uaistant at "l'ountain Valley after a tour w{
Wotkman and Waten was an Uliatant to W~ ·
for aeveral yeara. •
Ken Moeta, Ocean View'a coach until ~
down just recently, had nothing but admiratJon fdt
Workman and his t.eam, before and after tettinl
(See ROGER, Pase C4)
Kerwin came to Edi9oo followlng Mike Dotte-
rer'• tranafer from Mater Del a year before and
with him he brought a younger brother, Dino, who
Out of it all came a m~~ document
charging Ed.l8on with a Jot of It waa more
of a atatetnent than a charge, aince it wasn't signed, ,
Thia la cne time rd like to have a loudapeaker
available, rather than th!a column.
The authon of the w'8igned document, howe-
JI
Fastest runnings of Kentucky Derby
Distance: 11/4 miles; in min.utes
I 1. 8ec'9Wrlllt (1973) -~1 :5&'/•
Yankees stifled Hooton
by Zahn's junk in tot~l ·
u . h d R. h .. command. .ne p1tc e super --1g. ett1
2. Northern Denc.r ( 1964)
3. Decidedly (1962)
4. Proud Clarton (1967)
5. Lucky Debonair (1965)
Affirmed ( 1978)
e. Whlrteway (1941)
7. Mlddleground (1950)
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NEW YORK (AP) -Geoff
Zahn pitched a aeven-bitter for
bia aeoond ahutout of the 8ea80ll
and Bob Boone lined a tie-
breaklng alngle in \be ninth in-
ning to give the Angela a 2-0
victory over the New York
Yankeel Thunday night.
The victory waa the fourth
without a io. for the ~handed
junkball pitcher, who aaid he
th.rowa eo many oft-.peed pitches
that he no longer baa "any on-apeed stuff ...
"GEOFF BAS been pitching
thia way all year long," aaid
Boone, the Angela' catcher. ''He
makes pitches when he bu to.
He'• a tn.trattna type of pitcher to bit apimt. ..
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Hiii Oetl ( 1952) Bold Forbee ( 1976)
Zahn conaiatently bad the
y anbe bitten off atride with hia
&low curve and changeup, which
he Mid started to come around in
apring training.
''That'a when thinp started to
fall ln place," Zahn aaid. "Thia
year haa been very enjoyable, not
juat becauae I'm winning, but becal.Ule the club haa good splrlt.
Derby is
than more · Malavasi taking some H&R
• 1ust a .. r.~ce
BJ die AlaodalM Pnsa
The Kentucky Derby luta ap-
proximately two minutes. ABC'a
telecMt of Saturday'• race will be
88 minutea longer. Chuck Ho-
ward worrie9 whether that will
be enou8h time to tell the story
of what he aees aa a festive hap-penm, ln America.
"That may aound ludicrous,
that 90 minutes lan't enouah time
to do a two-minute race, but It'•
true," Mid Howard, who la pro-
dudnc the Derby ahow.
Thia will be ABC'a eighth
conaecuUve Run for the Roeea,
but the fint time 1 ~ houra la belna .et Miele ipeeifically for the
rece. The telecast at.arts at 1:30
p.m. PI11', aW1oximat.ely 1 hour
and 10 minutel before posttime.
"We felt we ju.at didn't do lt
jwltice in 80 minutea (the pre-
vtoua on-air time),'' aald Howard.
' "It had nothing to do with ra-
Unp; It WU a matter of journa-
lism. When you take away the
tace ltaell, plus the time we're
Uve in the 'paddock and the re-
plays and interviews afmward,
Dkll the~ you have
JhlnDy ... than 15 minutel 1o
fDlintbe~.
Rams coach heads for Hawaii after shoring up team, staff
On Sunday, Rama Coach Ray Malavui will
.flee to the Hawaiian Wanda for acme marlin fiahlng
and a well~ five-day vacation.
Not linoe the .euon merdfully ended for the
Rama lal1 Dec. 20 haa Malavasi enjoyed aacb a lux-
ury. Eight houra a day, aeven daya a week, be'a
either been on the phone, changing play boob,
reviewing rum.. interviewinl ~ oc preparing
for the draft. With the "'P'""'Ol,..pect-' of tbla being hla final year
with the club unle9a 80IDe dramatic changea unfold-
ed, Malavaai feverilhly attacked bla talk..
BE FIRED FIVE C09Ches who didn't ahare
hia philoeopby, and bl.red five ot.hen who did. He
ai.o tt-examined bla offenalve and delemlve play
boob -page by s-ae -to .ee what, ti anything,
be couJd chanee to malr.e ~ better.
Finally, be ·thorouahJy examined the Rama' atre:nctha and weekllz rz• and pniceeded -with a
feeble NFL draft -ln trying co fill llOIDe of the
holes he found.
Now, with everythina virtually completed,
Malavasi la Pua to take a 6re.k. And. foe the tint
time lince he became bead ooech in 1918, he'll be
v.catloning with peace of m1nd.
"W~re .olid enoucb now to be competitive,"
.. ya Malavui .. be --t.ck ln bla chair and Joob aver bla depth chart on the wall. 0 We aot a quar-
te.r'beck, a debt end and a runnlnC t.:k. We al8o
have a COKNnc ltaff now that'• Woddnc '°8ether
real well. Heck, I 1.-d to do tD09t of the won and
DOW the,y're do6nC it."
In .analydna the Rama, MalavMi contenda there .. t.w, ti.,, 'bDlili ... ,..,, ..,,... .....
best w~ve been ma l'w been heri.'' aya Mala-. nm of the ~ lltuatkln which flndl Bert
Jonm, Jeff RutJedal9 and Pat Hedlrl ln oamsietidon..
SPORT$ COLUMNIST
JOHN
SEVANO
"We've been deep in quarterbldcs before, bUt never
have we had thla kind of experience."
UNLESS JONES falls flat on hll face, there'•
little doubt he will emerge u the team'• No. 1
quarterback next fall. Rutledge, who haa the toola
and ability but Jacka experlenoe, will probebly be
No. 2 with Haden No. 3.
Al for the pomibllity of movm, Rut or Haden
et.ewhere, Mal.av.ml cont.ends Rutledge will atay for
aure . Haden'• future, meanwhile, ii in bla own
handa. Haden. f« penooal. family and busine9a rea-
aona, bu aaked the club not to trade blm and
Malavasi int.ends to hmor tbme wiahel.
"He'• done ., much for the arpnlzat:ion and la
such ..... t IU)', w.'ll' try '°::ate with him .. much u pomlb&e," MalaVMI talm.
U tlM!re la a weaknem oftemtvely it would be
in the a... offemive line. But the club hopm it
bu remedied that problem, too, by lipinC alx of-
femive linemen.
"U just one of thme lllx comes throuah. we'll be
all rieht." aays MalaYML "If we can aet two, we'll be that mud\ t.r1bel' ai-l. ..
lt'a very different. fro m last
year."
The Angels, who had a ~1-59
record last aeaaon. have won 12
of their last 15 games and their
15-6 record aasurea them of at
leaat equaling the club's best-
ever mark for the month of
April Mana8er" Gene Mauch says the
difference in.Zahn from last year
haa been the additio n of a
c~e.
"LAST YEAR, he had only one
way to get them out -front and
bllck." Mauch said. "He got the
hitten in f~nt with hia chan·
l(eup and in back with hi.a faat
ball. Now be baa that little curve
ln there."
Yankees starter Dave Righetti,
who wu locked in a acoreleas
duel•with Zahn until he waa lil-
ted in the eighth, aaid Zahn "haa
got to be the best off-apeed pit-
cher ln bueball. He deeerved to
win thia ballgame. He pitched
sukf~~etti waa relieved by
George Frazier for the final two
outa in the ei~bth, but Shane Rawley bit Re881e Jack.son on
the right hand with a pitch to
atarl the ninth.
Fred Lynn sacrificed pinch
runner Jo.e Moreno co second
and Rawley, 1-1, walked Tim
Foll intentionally. Boone had a
3-2 count when he lined a pitch
up the middle with the runners
moving, acoring Moreno and
.aending Foll to third. Brian
Downing followed with a aacrl-
flce Oy to deep center.
ZAHN, 4-t, atruck out four,
walked two and worked out of
trouble in three of the first four·
innings.
Righetti, who walked seven,
threw 104 pitchea through five
lnnlnga and did not retire the
Angela in order until the fifth.
Zahn, meanwhile, stranded alx
Yankeel in the first four inn.ino.
LAKERS FACE
SUNS TONIGHT
PHOENIX -The Lakera'
Weit.em Conference semifinal
playoff game with the Phoenix
SWlS here tonight will be televt-
-S on a delayed bui1 beginning
at 11:30 on Cwme1 2.
· The aame can aJ.o be heard
Uw on KLAC radJo (570) begin-
nina at 8:30. KHJ, Olannel 9, wblcb uaaal-
ly ~ Laker pmea, can-
not televlle the game becauae
CBS owna the riahta to it. Game tour will be t.elevi.led live Sun-
day bellnnina at 12:30 p.m. on 0Wmel2. -
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bu('t
Hooton says lie's uauaUy not •t
h is best e arly in the aeaaol),
Through most of April, the ve-
teran right-hander llved up to
that assessment. But he appeared
to be in mid-season form, or bet-
ter, in his latest outing.
Hooton limited Philadelphia tq
only one hit -a clean single bJ
Ivan DeJesus in the fourth i.Jl-
ning -as the Dodgen blanlull
the Phillies 4-0 Thunday nighl.
HOOTON, 1-1, allowed o~
three baserunners in the swt.ti:'
hour, 52 minute game. After -first 10 Philadelphia batten we19
retired, DeJesus lined a 1-2 pitch
to center and stole aeoond.1>ete
Rose followed by drawing the
only walk the Phillies 1ot, but
Hooton pitched out of trouble~
getting Gary Matthews to
ground '.nto a forceout and Bo
Diaz to pop up.
The only other Philadelp~
baserunne r was Julio Franoo,
who got aboard on an error by
Los Angeles second baaeman
Steve Sax with one out in the
eighth . However, pinch-hittei
Greg Gross grounded into'
double play to end the inn1J1a1
and Hooton retired tbe aide Ji
orde< in lhe ninth. -I The one-hitter was the first
Hooton's big-league career
was his first complete game
fi ve 1982 starta. He pitched;i
no-hitter aganat the Phillies~
April 16, 1972, in his fourth
jor league start.
"I'm just happy I got a
.olld game under my belt,"
Hooton, who lowered bia ·
run average from 4.43 to 3.16.
felt like I had t.h.ino ln oootrol the way. I felt like I wu
wiJlR consistently well all "I'VE BAD gamea like t
early in the aeaaon, but I ha
usually put them back-co-
until the aeoond half of the
I have been a n otoriously al
starter.
"I haven't really been con~
dent all year. When you aren't
confide nt as you should be, •
throws your control off."
Loa Angelea catcher Ste
Y~er waa effusive in hla
of Hoot.on.
"He was in command, h
control of hla pitchea and
get them up in the atrike
said Yeager. "Burt'a had
trouble, but not to~ht. He
ched tome ball game .•
Hooton, who 1truck out t
aakl the pitch DeJea11 hit w
Jmuckle..aarve that w.:i't .........
be wanted it.
"It wam't a pitch that I
ed to throw, I wmted to boudll
I\, but 1 didn't," be aid. "I
you'd c:all low IDll .IDllde. •
pitch to a lot of bitten. chokea up a lot and can ... ~.
that pitch ...
'"The Kmtucky Derby la not
'jmt a hone race, It attrecu lta
awn audience. And a ma)Jrity of
the people who watch lt watch
... nee a~· They don't know
ebout the bonee.1 the trad.ltion.
We bave to tell them d'W story of a '-**w ... ..,..,..,, ID Amsb.
"Wbm we um pr.-t ...
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:~ indefinite suspension
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DALLAS -lva.n Lendl of C1e-B1 cti.o.JovakJ.a, the world'• thlrd-ranked 1
player, facea a poaaible Indefinite 1
1u1pen1lon after being char1ed
Thureday with conduct detrimental to profemcr
na1 tennis by the Aaaociatlon of Ten.nil Profes-
aionala.
The organization al80 asked that Lendl be
fined $10,000 for withdrawtna from the World
Team Cup at West Germany
next week to compete in the
WCT Tournament of Cham-
pions. which opens SWlday at
Forest Hilla ln New York.
ATP Executive Director
Earl "Butch" Buchholz Jr.
recommended the aclion
which muat be voted on by
Lendl's fellow playen.
L1NDt Lendl, who waa in Ma-
. . drid Thursday, and his agent
were !1ouf1ed of the action by ATP field repre-
aentauves. There was no lrnmediate comment.
The New York tournament, in which Lendl
and John McEnroe head the field, offers a win-
~r'a Pun,e o_f $100,000. Though Lendl now is
hated third tn the computer rankings, many
temnia experts rate him No. l after his fourth
consecuUve victory over McEnroe Monday night
ln the fl.nab of the WCT Championship in Dal.fas.
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Quote of the day
Joe Garaglola of NBC, talking about
43-year-old Gaylord Perry and his quest to
win bis 300th game with the Seattle Mari-
ners: "The burning question isn't whether
he'll win his 300th game this year. h 's
whether his spitball will dry out in the
Kingdome."
Martinez burns his former mates
Back Martinez, who spent five la
years catching PaaJ Spllttorff before
Kansas City traded him away, stWlg
his old battery-mate with a three-run
homer and an RBI single and Dave Stieb hurled
a five-hit shut.out, propelling the Toronto Blue
Jays to a 7-0 whitewash Thursday of the Royals.
Martinez hammered a 2-2 pitch over the left-
field fence in the fourth inning to stake Stieb to
a 4 -0 lead ... Elsewhere in the American
LeaRUe. a bases-loaded sacrifice fly by Dwayne
M1rpby ICOred the first of three Oakland runa
in the ninth inning as the A's defeated Baltimore,
9-6 after blowing a 6-1 lead . . . Toby Harrah
cracked his sixth home run and Andre 'l'llorntoa
rap~ a two-run single to support Lary Sorea-
aea 1 five-hit pitching as Cleveland topped
Seattle, 5-1 . . . Roa LeFlore collec~ three
hlta, includi.ni a towenna two-run homer, lifting
Chicago to a 3-2 victory over Detroit. White Sox .
pitchers DeDDi1 Lamp, 2-0, and Salome Baroju '
1 combined on a three-hitter.
l Black Hawks pull even with Canucks
Dealt Savard scored a pair' of 111·
clinching third-period goals Thunday ,
night and powered the ~go Black
Hawks to a 4-1 fight-marred victory '
over the Vancouver Canucka which evened their
Stanley Cup semifinal aeries at one game each.
The two teams drew 200 minutes in penalties
including 150 in the final period ... Mike
Bo11y tallied twice and goalie Bill Smidt made
35 saves. many from point-blank range, as the
New York Islanders took a 2-0 lead in their series
with a 5-2 victory over Quebec. Each aeries ia ·
scheduled to resume this Saturday. -
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Olant• rough up Expoe' aurtta
•_Darrell B•u• hlt a thl'M·nm •. · homer, cltmaxln1 a five-run flnt-'
y aolnlt RaJ .. ..,.., and
the San FrancllCO Olanta to
ry over Montrffl Thunday n~. ht.
Butria, 0-4, entered the came wtth a IJ)lt
· 1.17 earned run averaare. beet ln the Nat.tonal i...,u •• but tt climbed to a.12 after hla three
tnntnea ot work ••• J:leewhere in UM National.
Le.,ue, Tim Lollar limited
New York to five hlta in burlinl h1I tint major-leaaue
ahutout., San Dle10 ro1led
over the Meta, &-0 . • . T•J
Pe•• hlt a three-run homer
and Dave Parter added a aolo
ahot over the wall in
atraightaway center to power ·
Pitt1bur1h paat Houaton,
9-6 . . . Dale M9fptly and
.. ._ Bob Boner cncked back-~
back homen for the aecond atralght pme to give
Atlanta a 3--0 victory over auc.ao. Atlanta roo-
kie hurler Joe CowleJ went aeven !nnine• but
had no decision as reliever Geae Garber, 2-1, waa
credited with the victory. Chicaao'a PerpaH
Jeakiaa, 2-2, was tagged with the defeat after
working eeven 1COrele11 ~.
Baseball today
On this date ln baaeball in 1969:
Cinclnnati'a Jlm Maloney hurled the
third no-hitter of his career, atriking out 13
in blanking the Houston Aatroa, f0-0. In
1965, Maloney no-hit the New York Meta
for 10 inninga and lost 1-0 on Johnny
Lewis' 11th-inning homer. He later fired a
10-innlng 1-0 no-hitter against Chicago.
On thia date in 1961:
San Francisco slugger Willie Mays belted
four home runs off four different Braves
pitchers (Lew Burdette, Seth Morehead,
Moe Drabowsky and Don McMahon) in a
14-4 Gianta victory at Milwaukee's CoWlty
Stadium.
On this date in 1946:
Cleveland fireballer Bob Feller struck
out 11 Yankees en route to a 1-0, no-hit
victory over New York. Feller'• battery-
mate, catcher Frankie Hayes, accounted for
the game's only run with a solo homer. It
was the second of Feller's three career no-
hitters.
On this date in 1939:
Ne w York Yankees first baseman Lou
Gehrig played in the last of his major lea·
gue record 2,130 consecutive games.
Today's birthday:
Houston infielder Phil Garner la 33.
Archer shoots to share of lead
Veteran George Arcber uaed a n
new putter to good advantage, one-
p u tt i ng 10 times en r oute to a
5-under-par 65 and a share of the first
round lead Thursday in the Byron Nel.9on Golf
Classi.c in Del.las. Archer, now in his 19th year on
the pro tour, had the lead alone until he recorded
his lone bogey of the day, on the 18th hole,
dropping back into a tie for the top spot with
C•rtla Straa.ce, who scored a 31 on the front
side .
Long Beach to hold Endurance race
The ruling body of auto racing .r
has approved a 500-mile World En-
durance Championship Race through
the streets of Long Beach next year, it
wu announced in Casablanca Thursday. The
race was set for March 27, a week before the
regular Grand Prix held in the city . . . Paal
Ward from Westminster ha.a been named a wo-
men's assistant coach for the United States-
Canada Juniors international track and field
meet in Houlton July 24.
Televlslon, radio .
TV: Buketball -Laken at Phoenix, 11:30
p.m., Channel 2. Tape delay.
RADIO: Baseball -Angela at Baltimore,
4:30 p.m., KMPC (710); Montreal at Dodgen,
7:30 t.•·· KABC (790). tball -Lakera at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m ..
KLAC (~70).
Boston a dill erent cup of tea ·
Later startin~ time, weather can create problem
, Runnina ln the Bolton Marathon ta a whole
new experience for tho Wett CoUt runner; a dif-AUNNING ferent cup of tea. eo to a~.
Juat aak Georae Arius. the Dally Pilot'• di-rector of operationa who mAde the trip eut recently
l9 tr?; h1a aecond Boston Marat.hon.
'MOit of the marathona he~ llArt •t 8:30 or 7
ln the momlnc.'' be ap1alned. 0But ln Bolton. they
DENNIS BROSTERHOUS
atan at noon. "And you don't kno.J what kind of we.at.her to
expect ln Bolton. L.aat year, lt wu cold and thla
year it waa dry and there was no molature ln the
May 9, a race offldal laid. That would make it the ~ marathon field in hbt.ory.
Entriee have actually been accepted for 18,000,'
but the race official said, "We expect quite a few to
pull out throuah injury or lllnea, as they did last
year. If it comes down to 16,000. we will be pleued
becauae that la about as many as we can cope with
efficiently."
air." Ataui, who had run a 3:04 the previou. year,
had aet a peraonal goal of 2:50, but had to aettle for
a 3:0~ th1a year .
"Not only was the weather difficult, there was
no ERG (augar aut:.tanoe) thla year for the runners.
And that made it even more difficult.
"Not very many people from Oregon.
Waahlngton or California tared very w ell thia
Some 16.000 were accepted for each or the last
two New York City Marathons, but somewhat less
than that a1.arted. There were 7,000 runners In last
year's inaugural ~ndon Marathon
year."
Another distinctive aspect of the Boaton Ma-
rathon la the crowd, not only ln the race, but on the
sldellnel.
''They're a.re people everywhere," Arauz said .
THE SECOND ANNUAL "Spnng Tune Up" 5
and lOk run.a are aet for Saturday, atarting with a
6:30 check-in at the Ford Aeroapace facility on
Jamboree Road ln Newport Beach.
"They're in front of you, behind you, elbowing you
all throu,h the race. Some even talk with you, even
it you don't want them to."
The 5k run Is slated to begin at 7:46 with the
lOk run due to follow at 8:30. Runners will be
competing for some 200 prizes and 250 awards .
The competition is open to children, and the
youngest category iB for boys and girls under 14
years of age.
And the public ii there ln force, too. "Th ey
keep &:h.ing you, they just don't want you to quit."
Araui want to go back next :¥eat?
"You bet I do. It'a become a bit of an obeession
with me. And ru be working more on downhill for
next year because that was the toughest part of the
The registration fees range from $10 for both
races and a T ·Shirt to $4 for entry in a single race
and no T-shirt.
race for me thia year," he said.
THE SUBJECT of crowds, 16,000 runneta are
expected to participate ln the London Marathon
Proceed.a Crom the race will go to the Harbor
Area Boys Club, the Harbor Area Garis Club, and
the Irvine Boys & Girls Club. For more information.
contact race coordinator Sam Johnson at 759-6535.
Handball play
opens tonight
Estancia stops Mesa
The 1982 Cinco De
Mayo 4-wall Handball
doubles championships
are sch e duled for to-
night, Saturday and
Sunday at the Newport-
Mesa Athletic Club, lo·
cat.eel at 254 Victoria St.
in Cost.a Mesa.
McCarthy triples; Eagle women also win
The t o p handball
players in the country
are expected, along with
players of various classes
and skills.
Tonight's action begiN
at 6 and a 12-hour Sat-
urday se98ion begins at 9
a .m . before Sunday's
10:30 a .m. finals.
Competition is set for
open, A , B, C, masters
and golden masters.
Jim McCarthy posted a d istance
~ple victory for the FBtancia Eagles
in an 84-52 Sea View League victory
over Costa Mesa High and Mater Oei
stopped St. John Boeco of Bellflower
in an Angelus League track and field
encounter Thund.ay afternoon.
1n women'• competition, the F.agles
alM> won, posting a 64-54 decision over
the Mustangs.
McCarthy, a aenior distance runner·
for F.standa, won the 800 with a 2:03.0
effort, then came beck to win the mile
in 4:38.9 and the two-mile in 10:40.2.
He wasn't preeaed ln any of the three
races.
Jeff Bowen won both hurdle races
for the Eagles while David Szypersk.i
:'"'as a double winner for the Mustangs
in the shot put (53-6) and discus
(141-10~).
Mater Oei's Monarchs did well m
C h • 0 0 the running events but had no double zec .s tie, -winners. Jim Gallivan, despite a sore
HELSINKI, Finland le~, won the 440, plaoed third in the
(AP) -The Soviet 88 and ran on the winning rrule relay
Union and Czechoslova-team. k:ia played to a 0-0 tie in Hal Juergem had a 5-10 in winning
a lackluster finale of the the high jump while Bob Planta was
World Hock ey Cham-the mile run winner' in 4:36.7 and
pionships Thursday placed third behind two teammates in
night, preventing Ca-the two-mile. Mitch Eddy won the
nada from winning its longer race in 9:53.0.
first silver medal in 20 Rick Huntington won the 330 low hurdles, was second in the 220 and years. al h . so ran on t e winning mile relay
TRACK
Estan ci a's Lisa Rossellini had a
mark of 103-5 in the womt'n's discus
throw. her best effort of the season
a n d S h erri Rodriguez w on both
hurdle events.
Dates changed
Dat es f or t h e second pr e·
Olympic yacht racing regatta has been
extended by one day, from July 31
through Aug. 7, according to the
Olym~ic Classes Regatla Organmng
Comrruttee
The change was mdde to give the
rompeutors more sa1hng time on the
courses which will be used in 1984.
The original date. were July 31-Aug
6.
Sea Kings in playoffs
The Corona del Mar Hi~h men's
volleyball team clinched a CIF playoff
ber th Thursday night. its hrst since
1974, with a 15-5, 15-10, 15·6 victory
over University
CdM finished the Sea View cam -
paign with a 10-4 record, while Un-
team. The Soviet Union al-iversity fell to 8-6. ready had wrapped up ,-----------------------------_:__ __ _:_::.:_ ________ _
ita 18th world cr own
since 1954, while the
Czechs needed at least a
tie to overtake Canada
and finish runner-up on
goal difference. ·
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I Orentle Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, Aprtl 30, 1H2
• .Sports on
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USSR and are the top ent.ranta. Tam~. ('I) -AllSBICAN IPO&TlllAN -• • •
MDIO N:tt1t Pwtll' 8~ a.Im f« bid IMrlin ot:f **'* 10:10 a.m. (4) -MIS.BAU· -St. Loula at
Qndnnad.
11 a.m. (&)-1'Cf T&NNJS. .
12:80 p.m. (2) -NIA PLAYOFFS -Phila-
delphia at MilwaWc.te. ('I) -WIDE WORLD OF
IPORTI-Jlldde Bewd (12-0) YI. Joee Caba Jt:;.>
ln a fM~t bout. telec:Mt live from .
AJ.o: '!be KentUcky Oaks. a mile and ~th
I race for three-yJar-oJd mu ... taped Friday ln
LoWMlle.
l p.m. (4) -• .ASEBALL -Milwaukee at
Minnmota.
1:30 p.m. (7) -UNTU~Y DERBY -The
108th runntna of the three-year-old race over a
mlle and a quarter from Churchill Downs ln
Loullville.
3 p.m. (2) -WOMEN'S TENNIS -The sln-8* final of the TourNU'llent of Champ6ona, taped
at Grenelefe, Fla. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF
SPORTS -The world rhythmic 1ymnaatic1
lllM>el -Mofttr ..... Oodglra. I p,11\,, KA9C ('Ttolc Aft09ll .. .1.. ... G--t ........ _ ---wr ~= ANAllEDt ... Att.endance •t the •-"'--, 4:~ p.m,, ICM~I01 w..-•-~ -~J _,,,_.. ""Tic... "'"' " Phil Jlanil h~ta t In · ana I lni.matJonal Auw Show WM up more 14cw .. .., -'*Y Atoone. 1:40, t:40, 11:40 a.m .. 1a:..o, ......... _ ~-........ _ • ~n-'lut ~--Jim Upp necudve al~w. 1:40 p.m .... Hx (1010). w••-.--llehaw "°' -I ' .• _._.. ~--In the Johmtclae Stnit oft .. dlh C41umbf.e Car n .A.odatlon of...,._,... Coun
Sunday'• TV, radio a:ao p.m. (==TIWOBLD _ Mork ~:::'~.!'.-•""' <A""121.
TELEVWON Frade(l'l-O)va. Walker(9..()..l)lna8Cbeduled 1 "The~ e1'Pl'ftl9d by the
10 Lm. (2) -NBA Pl.A YOJ'PS -An l'Mtem !,C?:~ ~ m1-.-..11 ~ t.~tttaoe:t ... ~t Tampa I th• 1how wa1 certainly ju1Ufled by th twnda~1 Conf.-.nce pme. (Bolton at w~ Phlla· ua. rLUU! AOC -~·· dlvtJ. cluslc, fJcw'N," Upp said. "While the count iln oU.ldal. '"' delpbia at MllwaUU.). taped at HawaJl and e world's atronaett man etUmai. an tncnue of 20-2K. wtth reporU.na'
competltlon. Also: A look at 28 yean aao today that 1how vialwn were taJdn1 advanta of the oP:! 11 a .m . (6) -BASEBALL -Anae1a al Balti·, when Stan Mualal hit flve home rum ln a double-portunJ\y to comparlton 1hop. The deale tldS-t.et
more. ' hffder ~the New York Olanta. (7) -WIDE eeetna many of the cor1t.act.t they nwde ln lhow·• Noon (4) -OUTDOOR LD'E -Actor Buck WORLD OP SPOR'n -Heavywetcht Gf'el P1&e , roomt durif\e the next few dayt and weekl." •
Taylor fllhel for atrtped marlin off the IOUthem tip (18--0) defends hla USDA Utle qarn.t Jimmy Youna ' Uf: announced the result of the drawinfl
of lhe12~.30jap.rn.Penlnlula(2) ·~-"Y~ Aw--(30-10-2) ln a .chedw.d 12-round bout taped at auk>• w'1 erand prize, • trip for two anyw on
A .--. ._.., Atlantic qty. Allo: The Hawaiian Muten IW'f1ng AlrCal'• route. The lucky reptrant wu Jonathan tern~ llUM· at ). championahlp M.aruor, Irvine. John D'Arc, MlU. Ford, AnaheUn, the 2:30 p.m. (4) -NBC SPORTS: RINGSIDE -' ~ ,sale.man whoee name wu on the card that wu drawn
Tony Ayala (18-0) one ot the ~rillna junior hMblll -~at Blltlmot9. 11 un., ICMPC (710>: MontrMI., al.lo won an AlrCal trip.
middleweight contenders, vs. Steve Greaory ~.!.i~.f:~ ~~:'~. 12:30 p.m . KLAC (570). ***
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I ••·• LAS VEGAS, Nev .... A 1tar-studded lineup, fea·
luring a host of past champions of the world'• largest
and richest ofl·road race, are pulling the flnlahlng
touches on their race cars in preparation for the 15th
annual Mint 400 Desert Raoe Apnl 29-May 2.
Well over 400 vehicles will compete for more than
$250,000 In prize money and contingency awardt in the
annual classic 1poruiored and staged by Del Webb'• Mint
Hotel and Casino ln Downtown Lu Vegas.
The rare will start al 9 a.m. Saturday, May l and
lhe huge array of racing buggiea. ledanl and trucka will
be bauJJn.g one of the roughest off-road COW1ll!9 evtt
laid out, an approximately 100-mHe COW'9e north of Lu
Vega.1 lhat the dnvers will be required to cowr four
limes.
Few will make it. Out of a record 518 vehicles
starting last year's event, only 24 percent finlahed the
four laps.
"It looked like the desert in North Africa after a
meeting between Patton and Rommel," said Mint 400
Race Director K.J. Howe about Last yn.r'1 race route.
Howe had first-hand experience the hard way. He
dnves h is own two-seat race car in the event each year
along wllh Andrew M. Zome, Mint Hotel ExecutJve
Vice President. They didn't ftniah last yeiu.
Among those lhat did, however. Is Laguna Beech,
Calif., denllll Ron Gardner, who teamed with Yucaipa.
Calif., civil engineer .Bemle Mayer to capture the Clar
1 and overall tJlle. Gardner has returned ID share the
driving In a ClalB 2, two-teat buggy with hJt ~
racing partner, Jerry Penhall. Newport Beach, CAllf. -
Heavy metal aupentara Roger Mean, with h
Claaa 4 lon.g wheel base four-wheel drive Jeep llOllllnl>QI
and Walker Eva1U, in h is Clan 8, two-wheel drlv
Dodge pickup truck, are beck to defend their ""v""'"._ Both Meara. Bakersfield, CaUl., and Evant, Rlvenide
Calif., are not only past Mint 400 champklna but
are conquerors of the lnfamowa Baja races ln Mexico
Evans has probably more major off-road Ulla than an
other competitor.
Mean. lhe older brother of 1979 lndianapolil ~
champion and 1981 CART-Indy car natk>nal champon
Rick Meers, Is a veteran of a variety of motor sports and
la currenlly a fulltbne competitor, hlm9elf, on the Indy
car circuit. Meara has enjoyed hla ire-test IUCICf!ta on the
off-road thort couiws and has won a record 15 cl.Mtea
titles at the annual SCORE Off-Road Champ6onahipa at
Riverside (Calif.) lntttnatlonal Raceway.
Mean' No. 1 rival in lhe deeert. Rodney Hall, Reno,
Nev., a winner of four Mlnt 400 tit.let. wtll be out ID
1trip the crown away from Means at the Mlnt thb yee.r.
Norm and Steve Schmktt. La Mee&, Calif., are re--
turning to defend their tJtle ln C1aa 5 for unllmlted
Baja 8ug1 aa Is Manny Esquerra, Parker, Ariz., In
mlnl-plckupa; Don and Bob Denault. Ml.l.&on Viejo and
San Juan Capl1trano. Calif.: In Cla .. 9 for 1200 cc
lin&le .... ters; Bobby and Tom Neth, Costa M-. C.alit.,
In CJ .. 1-1600 cc; and Stan Gllbert, CYJ)l"el9. Calif., in
the 1tock tedan clua. Jack Ramsay. LU Vepa, who
won the 1tock Vol.klw-em clal 1-t yee.r, hat switched
'°the 1600 cc Bajl Bue divilion thla time around.
Some of the other top driven w be nckoned wtth
thia ye.r are tanner land...,eed kin.K MJcby Thompeon;
four-time Mint champion Rolf flbblln of Sweden:
two-time Mlnt overall winner J'ri\I Kroyer, NorttuidlJt,
Calif.; 1980 overall champion Jeck Johmon, LM V..-;
two-Ume overall tltlltt Bud Feldkamp, • lUvenide,
Calif., denu.t; wradle Johnny Johrwan, IMDan O.row.
Calif., overall winner of the 1989 Mint 400; fonmr MJnt
and S.ja four-wheel drive champ Don AdMna, Nachrop,
Colo.: .nd rock ...,. Ted Nupnt, who Im lhakm the
celebrity lt.atUI he 1taried with w become an llCCOID·
plilhed otf-ro.der. .
Driver Nat1tratlon will take 'pt.. In th• Mint Hoc.el Thunday and l'nd.y, April 29.JO and the f--..
........ and~~ wW be held l'rida~ dey and nltht.. .... tM bri.Wan\ly·Ut ........ t
in front ol the hoetl.
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Top crews compete in Newport Regatta Saturday From Page C1
SEVANO. • •
&mm ol tM top c:nwl tn the
Hate convera• on Newport
Btacb•1 No.rth Lldo Channel
~ momlnl when Oranae ~ ®• bom the 17th an-~ N.wpcjr1 InvttatkJnal lnter-OaDettate RoWinK Reptta.
• ,bud-to-bead ln etaht cUtfe,.nt
l'9ICel bettM1nc •t 8 a.m.
champJonablpt. but they are tn
the mldat of • three-year
drouaht. Other entnntl lnclude UC Ir·,
vtne, UCLA, Loyola, UC Santa
Bart.ra, Unlvenit}' of San OW.-
ao, Lona Be.ch State and ~ renn1al favorite Callfomla.
ooc will be l.ieeklo.t ltl lixth
1trat1ht freahman ef1bt title,
wbil4 the Ptraa. Junior varsity
el&ht will be out (or revenp af-
ter lalbur 1ut 'YW• l'llCe Co Cal
by -thin hllf•.-cond..
C:O.Cb Larry koore'• Pir•t.ea
and ..,,.. major unlvenitlee ao The Cal rowen own flve
Newport Reaatta vanity elaht
Speedway cyclists compete.
Speedway motorcycle raclna at the Oran1e Co(u;ty l'a1rpounds ln C.O.ta Meu la on a record
run, thanb to the appearance of ieveral f onner
riden now competing in the British Speedway
~~the reeuJar progam will be n.an with all of the riden but no 1nterlopera on hand.
That meant that Alan Chriatian, Mike But,
Dave De'l'emple and all the other riders from thia
area wtl1 be competing for the acratch and handicap
Gretzky selected
HELSINKI, Finland (AP) -Wayne Gretzky
of the Edmonton Oiler• and Bill Barber of the
Pbiltdelphia nyen were telected Thuraday to the
fint all-atar team at the World Hockey Cham-
pionlhlp. It marked the first time since 1968 \hat
two ~ playera have been named.
Gret•y. who waa the leading scorer in the
tournament with llix aoa1a and el&)it 8181.sta, easily
outdistanced Sergei Sbepelev of the Soviet Union
in the balloting, 247 votes to 17~. With five pointa
few a first.team aelection and three for aecond-team
spots. Gretzky received 32 first-place vajeS and 29
leClODd-place votes, while Shepelev gairfed 28 and
12, respectively.
Ivie given his release
PITTSBURGH (AP) -First bueman Mike
Ivie, once one of the National League's most pro-
mlaitlg players, was released Thursday by the
Houston Aatros.
The A.troa, who made the announcement prior
to a game with the P ittaburgh Pirates, said Ivie
would be replaced on the roster by minor-league
outfielder Scott Loucks.
The 29-year-old Ivie, a Decatur, Georgia, na-
tive who played his first major league game with
San Diego at age 19, spent nearly all of last aeason
on the dipbled list with what was described as
''mental fatigue."
main event crowns and the top prize money from
the pw11t19 that have been averagina almott $9,000
each week.
One of the newcomers to Southern Calltomla
speedway raci"', Warren Diem of Philadelphia,
won recently ln the handicap main.
Dubb Ferrell, a aurprile winner of the 1eratch
main laat week, will be out to make it two in a row
over Chriatian. 8-t and DeTemple, his foa in the
·four-man final.
A special promotion by 7-Up will take place
tonight with ice chests, aoft drinka and other prU.et
. given away. Gates open at 6:30 with the first heat at 8.
From Page C1
ROGER CARLSON
trounced, and the current Ocean View coach, Steve
CoUlesh, was a disciple dt Workp>an's when at
Whittier College.
For years Workman has maintained his true
strength waa with his usiatanta, and he must have
been right ainoe everybody teemed to want them.
RWlll Pwnell was ticketed for Ocean View be-
fore deciding to take an offer from USC.
Funny, ian't it? All the9e ooaches from a system
that la suppoeed to be getting the job done under-
handed being coveted by the loyal opposition.
I gueaa what really sticks in my craw ii the
knowledge I have accumulated while aaociating
with Workman since he was an assistant under
Vlnce Aaro. I know bi.a convictions, morally and
spiritually.
A saint? Not likely. But he's not a cheat.
The judge's views, of (l()U1"9e, will not satisfy
everyone. Onoe a l011er, always a loeer, I guess.
Someday maybe aomeone is going to wake up
and realize just exactly why Ediaon is winning and
is ao attractive.
Coaching forms the majority of success in
football -from Vince Lomba.rdi to Clare Van-
Hoorebeke, and it goes a lot deeper than teaching
the basics.
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·Rustler pair
has big night
NOR WALK -A strong
runner-up showing by Golden
West's Dou8 Burchell in the 500
freestyle and Linda Parrish'• w1nn1n8 performance ln the wo-
men's 500 free highlighted
Orange Coaat area swimmers'
efforts Thursday night ln the
community college c ham -
pionahipe at Cerritoe C.Ollege.,
Burchell's entered time was
4:40.8, but he shaved more than
seven second.a off that mark by
finishing in 4:33.57 to capture
second ln hia event.
Parrish, also from Golden
West, raced to victory in 5:14.21
·after carrying an entered time of
5:22.73 into her event.
Other atrong performances in-
cluded Orange Coast's Grant
Cooling's second-place finiah ln
the 50 free, u Cooling posed a
time of 21.15, and Scott Lund's
(Golden West) fourth-place sho-
wing in the 200 intermediate
medley.
The championships continue
through Saturday at Cerritos
C.Ollege with the diving competi-
tion being held at Cypress Col-
lege.
UC IMne: 5. U. Of JM Olego, e UC Santa
llefbat•
I c.idOl,:.-..'(.I. ~~ "A": 3
Cellfomla "A": 4. Orange C0aet CotieOe "I ": 5 UC lrvlne.
MllerY....., ....... (MI) I. UC IMne, 2. Ofllll09 "Coeal; I UC\.A; 4.
Calltomla, s. ~IMOll ltate. y ....... (.,
1. UC ~: 2. lanla kbara; 3. U. Of
8en °"tO: 4, \.Otlg 9-11 Stair, I. Callfomle, e. UCLA. ~; CrwM lletad In l6ne Mdef.
From Page C1
aprJn1 tralnin1, Barber add•
m1.1eb-needed depth. .
Barry Redden. the team'• tlo. 1
draft pick out of ft¥:hmond, has a
aood ahol, ti he world hard, at
6etn, a pen of the ooeniN day
backflefd alon1 with Wendell
Tyler.
Defenalvely, the Rama didn't
chango or draft much, but Mala-'
vaal la counting on the impro-
vement of three second-year
players (linebacker Jim C.OlliN
and defenslv.e linemen Greg Occ Meisner and Bob Cobb) and
•
. • • • himself aa the team'• new de-
fensive coordinator to change
·for moet of the afternoon. thi04P1 around.
GWC picked up ita finrt run in ••There' 1t no reason we
the firat inning when John Al-shouldn't have done well last
tobelli stole home aa part of a year," aays Malavasl of the de-
double steal. fenae, "that's why I made a ooa-
The Rustlers entertain Cypreea ching change."
Saturday ln a noon contest. For the first lime in awhile,
Cltn.s ut Saddlebacll 4 there would seem to be some
The Owls exploded for n ine reason for optimism and excite-
in h f h · h ln ment with the Rams again. And, runa t e top 0 t e runt • the credit should go where it'• n1ng to 'dld the Gauchos down to thet•· sixth defeat against 14 deserved -to Ray Malavasi. • • • victo·.tes in Miasion Conference NOTES IN A COOKIE JAR:
ac:tVm. The Rams will hold mini...camp ~aucho starter Brad Kinney May 8-11, with the rookies re-
(7 -3) was trailing Randy Robert-porting May ts and the veterans
aon and the Owfa, 5-4, when Ci-May 10. Only Pat Haden (knee)
trus loaded the bases in the ninth and Doug France (leg and
inning .. Kinney mana§ed to get shoulder) figure to be watchinR
two out&. but the Owla Joe Ara-from the sidelines ... Yea, the-
gon, who had earlier hit a solo Rams will hold mini-camp over
home run, cracked a three-run Mother's Day, Ma~ 9, which isn't
triple. thrilling too many people. Those
Citrus went on to score six who are thoroughly irate should
lDOl'e runs off three Saddleback see assistant general manager
pitchers in the ninth-inning. Jack Faulkner, who talked
The Gauchos had taken a 3-2 Malavasi into thoee dates . . . In
lead in the bottom of the aecond next year's draft, which is sup-
aa Bob Gray singled ln one run pose to be a bumper crop, the
and Tom Link brought home two Rams have one pick in the first
more with another aiJ11J'e. round, two m the second, two in
The Owla' Robertson struck the third and two in the fourth.
out six Gaucho hitters while The Rams also figure to add
holding them to just eight hit.s. another No. l when Vince Fer-
With the victory, Citrus Im-ragamo is release d from Mon-
proved its record to 14-6, and the treat and is traded to some team
Owls lead the Mission Conferen-in the NFL ... Malavasi. in a
ce's Northern Division. candid moment, still maintains
"Mot1t of our strikeouts were the Rams didn't make a mistake
by looking;• noted Saddleback m letting Jack Reynolds go. The
Coach Jim Brideweser. "So we only mistake they made was let-
had the opportunities to hit the ting him to San Francisco ...
ball." Malavaai aay1, if pouible, the-
The Gauchos travel to San team wlll try to trade Ferra-
.Bernardino Saturday for a 1 p.rn. gamo'a rtghtl to 101DeOne in the
contest with the Indians. AFC.
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a Caltlornla corporation, 9200 111me1 ~11 ...., -b~ly·~ ....,...9-d\.CAlaetO . MOBILE ESTATES at 1521 E 17th River Avenue. •322. Newport CARYN LEE WILEY, 2502
V!IHlmln•t•r Avenue. Unit .t53, ~they .. , -~'.:'...__..,.....of............ TN9 -lit___, I>)'.,."'· Su-. Senta Ana, CA 92701. 9Mdl. CA tneal. Sy<:am0<e Lana. Cotta MHa, CA 1 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE for ANIMALS I ~ CA 92U3 and a1tatnlned al 1,,. .,.,_ u .. -The f1<:11llou• bual-name ,.. The Fictitious ~ NarM ,.._ 2927.
' . Dl91tt<:ta, 10844 Ella A--. Four.-....,, ,,,_ Wrad 10 abO¥e -fllad In Coutl!Y terred lo 1bc>W -Ned In Orange MAYNARD "SKIP" JOHNSON. Thie~ le oondu<:lad by• tlln V~, c.iitorni., for the. folk>-T"'' 11•1•111•"' ... lllact •II~ u1a on June 21 1971 County on June t3. 1977 712 P-del ~. Playa Oel ~. FREE PET CON ULTATION
oorporalton. wlnQ: OPl:RATINO SUPPLIES For ~a.tiof()rwleeCountyonAptt 7• 1 ~ ~ Inc. 1521 E. HARRY M KNOTTS. 5515 Al· A 90291 I I ~~YattmenlA. lid DtSlAICT8' LABORATORY DIVI· iea. ,_ 17th StrMt. SaMa ~.CA 92701 '* AYWlUe. ir322. Newport BMdl. Thia ~ II oonduc:tad by 1 -W ith thh, ad by Doc100 of Vett>rtna ry Medicine ~ SIOH SP£CIFICATIOH NO P~5. PvlllW!ect ()(tn09 C:O..t DellY ~tloC. This~ -conduCtad by. CA 92563 .. pat1nertfllp L c v . A · 1 b I Thie~ flladwtlhlha Bld1mu1tbesubm1tled onlhe Ap111,ta.23,ICl,lt&2 lMa-12 Umll«!Pannet'INp LILY KNOTTS. 5515 River Caryn\AeWtley ow ost accinauons va1 a e: I
County Cletti of~ County on torm 1upplled by th• Ol1trl<:11 tn __ .,. """'~ Rldwd ~ A,,.,_, •322. Newoorl 8Nc:ll. CA Thb 1111_1 _ fllad wflh Iha I Rabie s SJ.95 •Diste mpe r $4.50 • Parvo SS.00 ADrtl 14 lN2. acc0tdance with-all proYl•lona of ,-_,,, ,.,,.-. Vloe PreelOent 92683 ty Cler1l of Orange County on _
....... • Fwn11 in. apecltlcltlon9. CTORS Thi•,,,,_, wu fled with the Thll bUtlnw wu c:onOueted by a Aiir1I I•, 1982 Dog 5·in· I $7 00 • C at 3·in· I $5.00
... ......._.. .....__ ,.~ n.a.. Pllol Specltlca tlon1, bid blank• a nd NOnCa TO COM'TM County Cler1l of Orange Coun1Y on gen«el partnenhip F1'71M I B I I h C · I .,,.__, ~-.... ...,._, ~-·• • further lnlonnatlon may be ot>lll"9d Thlt notlca ie pubWl9d annually Aprll 19 1982 HatTY M. Knott• Put>llehad Ofange COMt Dally P'llot. ring Your Pet • )ogs on t'as • a1i; In earner.
Aptl 16, 23, 30, Mey 7. tN2. 11 Iha above addreu: t•laphon• In accordance wlttl prc>Ylalon• Of the ' · F-oem2 Liiy Knoll• • 15, 23, 30, Mey 7, 1982. WHEN WHERE -----------'"'ln..;;;..;..1-8.;;;.3;,154()..2910 M 952-2411 Callfomlll ~llOn Code, 8ectlon Publi.iwtd Or-Cout ,......._ Piiot. Tiiis Ital~ WU filed wllh Ille 1701 ...
/s/J w s....._. 39649.6 '°' edM>OI dlttrlct• °" ~ -...... ......, ,__ Cou -I I -.ic l9l1C:[ .. _~,.,.~ ···-··· hllll ol the tru•I-of Iha IRVINE Aprll 26, May 3, 10, 17. 19112 ...... •2 County Clertl ot ...... nge nty on ......... ,_, .......... Aprll 19. 19S2. "8.IC NOTICE
Boarda of DW'ectore. UNIFIED SCHOOL DtSTRICT. Thlt -----------~ f7740S ------------1 at. May ht CO TA MESA ~~M County Sanitation pybllc: IQhOOI dletrlc:I may award "8JC fl>TICE Publleh•d Orange COHI Dally Nltael I .,,.,..,. Rr•r "••''' I '"'*......,.. ,.,_ 11 ~ -Olltrlcl• No&. t. 2. cOl'llracta In amountt of 1eM than Piiot. AprW 23, 30. M1y 7, 14. 1912 STATl...n' Of' WITHDflAWAl 12 Noon-4 P.M.
-3. 5. 5, 7 and 11, all of St2.000.00. f1CTfTIOU9 .,..... 1745-82 FftOM 'Afll'TNERStW 111•1l"'t 1 .. ,. ~ OfflCE AUTOMA-0ranQ9 County. Callfomta l'-contracU ml)' be -dad MAim ITATDllMT OP«MTINO UNO£.. I"""' .. 1 llol•• ~1
TION. 11111 Mlt4"911 No .''"'"•· CA Publllhed Orange CoHI Oally during tM currel'll ~ar Y.-for The lollowtng peteons are doing FICTITIOUS au ... aa N~ I •1111 t • .,.,,.. I m~AllY L.AUllfNOf o·ooNNILL, Pilot. Aprll 30. 19S2. 1921-82 ~«al englnettlng, 11-•1 t>ull· bualneN M: I PlklC .nC£ Th• following per10n h .. with· ding. ind 11arlou1 epeclal~-(A) SPORTS HOMES; (Bl drawnaaagenerllpartn«frornthe FOUNT IN VALLEY =. a-woocs • .........,,, 9-:fl, CA trec:tor ~by lntormel • 8PAIO HOMeS; (C) STELLA C....11711 partner1hlp operating under th• Sun. May 2nd A I
Tillt ......,_ te-.duc:tect br.,. WI-PlllJC !Im uoar-d contr~«a, who deelre HOMES; (D) TEAL HOMES; (E) IT II INTINDID THAT THI flctltlou• buelne11 name of ALLS-J2 Noon•4 P.M. Molt-"'! ltr11..,.,.l l';rl
........ to be pieced on Iha bid ..... lof the TORUS HOM!StJ:l WIDOEOH IAU ....... CONOUCTID OM TATE ~LTORS. MILLER-MOORE lr11~.,,, ~., 111
Tiii• .~;.<:::>:""' •• flle• .,,~ .... MCmCa Of' T'MISTll'9 IALI lpurpoeenf--..t "!....t.,.;.Nt. fOf ~~.i: HOMES; (0) WIST HOME& (H) llMAL' 0' THI T"UITll •Y: ASSOCIATES II 8915 Atlenllo • r,,..n .. r .. r • ml.I /!. '\\ ••nrr I
v " TA...._.,..... ~"-""" -~ ZEPHYR HOMES, 111't SE Main CAL"O"NtA ltOITINO AND IJU Avenue. Huntington Beactl, CallfM· ="1°""°'0...,..~...,Apu, T. o. SERVICE COMPANY aaduly apedltlty.,..... •• ~tged 10 Street. !MM. Calltornla 92114. •rr•oCC..AWY, -MORTM nla 92&45. Ca/1(213) 888-1100 If you havrony quttrlon1. r.-appointed TruttM under the folk>-make~ dlfectly to Iha di-PNMp H. Mc:NarMe. 18196 Mc• LA•I AYI. IUITI lt1, ltAIA The flclftloue bu..__ namtt It••
l'lll>lleMct o c 1 o 1i Pilo ..... WILL etrlct oftlce, .. f~ Dermott, #1, lrvln•. Calllornla :.cUOlllMA t11M, TE.a-,_, lor the plflnenhlp wu fllad .....__ - ----- -........... ''"II<' Oii • '· wing daecrtbed dead .,, I.Nat 1•vue1 U?U,llD ICHOOl DI· ~ _..... Aoftt,tt.U,30,1"2 541_,2 SELLATPV9llCAUCT10NTOTHE " e1WCT 92714. MO.~..... ono-Ttber3.19811n theCountyt:==========~=========== HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH Dela Slmt>ro. 1430 Santanella ...... -of OfanQ9 "8.JC fl>TICE (payable at lime of aale In 11wtul '.O. IOJl 1-Twrtea. Co<ona del Mw. Cellfotnla TrwW .... , C.ORGS I Full Mam• and AddrH• of the PlllJC •Ta
IUPIMOllt COURT inoney of Ille United StalH) all "::--~I 92525. 2(9U. Person Withdrawing· l----------Of CALWONtlA right. lllle .-Id 1111.-~to ... ..::; s,..vtaar Thlt ~ .. conduc:tad by. MOTICa cw ntuana·a SAU JAMES MOORE. 7552 Anita OfflCIAl PftOCHDtMGI cw COUWTYOf~~ ~=::.~'=--= onA_!!~~~'.:...~.•.r.!~~ Mmlted~~bro Ch~r...~,~.r::.y~:~I~~·~ ~7Huntlngton ea.en. Cafffoml• THE~=~~~·
lW a. CeMer .......... _ ~· ....... """'"--.... .,_ ·-· T1'll9 Ital-I -Ned wlUI Iha CofpofatlOn ... TruetM unOer the J-Moore CAL•ott•A ..... A-. C•• :-:i Of TRUSTO": JANET LOUISE LO-be~ notlca of "'1 lntonnal bide County Cler1l of Ofanga CouMy °" Dead ot Trutl rec:oroao u ln11ru F177U7 Sanla Ana, Calltom+1
...... Of the A6opt WAY • rMn'ted -.. her SOia eolldled '°' --within !hair 9'>IC-Apl'M 14, 1982. ment Humbel' 239'1 on Oclot>er 19, Publilhed Ofange Coat Delly Piiot. of ,,. Boatd ot s~ ol Ofange County
Wlliner Gane J1nacetl. Adopting .-Id '-'-• pr099rtY. ~t:U 10 -ba 111 '°' MfVlcea '~' 19n 1n Bode 12421, Paga 1722 of Aiir1I 2t. Mey 3, 10, t7, IN2 Cltllf:,.~ -:::,: 11 1:.,. GoYemlng Bo.vd of IM Olstrlct• aovemed '::;"?llG CfTATIOM."::9ATI) BENEFICIARY: PAMELA A. abolle Iha 112,000.00 ainounl de-Pubhhed Orange Coeal Daly Plot, Offlclel Aecotde In the COunty As-11AO-t2 by the aOard of &lpervlton wu held April 20, 1982. •I 9'.30 A.M. TM C...., AD SHIER. 11n unmarrtad women. 1Cf1bed ..,_are_..,. and_. Apr1I l5. 23, 30• M-v 1• 1982• Ofdlr ol Or1lll09 County. Callfornla. __ .,. --toltowlng named member• l>alng prHent Rao•r R Stanton. Vlce-
THE PEOf>LE Of THE STATE Of AeoOfded ~-18, 1979 .. ba ~ at Iha time bldt -1122..e2 of wtllCh Deed of Trull Amerlean ~ "'111W. Chairman, Han'911 M Wied«. Ralph e Cieri<. Thoma F Alley and the CALIFOAHIA ln1tr. No. 20923 In book 13315, ~. "8JC fl)TIC( SaWloe and Loan A8aodatl0n le Iha NOT1CI Of! P\a.IC IAU CJet1l Ab.-rt: 8Nca Neetande Chlimlln -out of the 1tat• on per·
To: JOHN CARTER 8EAL page 541 of Ofllclal A«otdt In Ule .......,. Lewie ~. by r..-i °' deteutt In On MfY 14 1Na at 1·30 pm at 1C>na1 butlnele. YcN "' hateby cited end requl· otflce of Ille ~der of Orange .,.,. Dllrecter ,__ Nean2 th• P•r,m•ri• or :rf~~nca 0J th• Aantal oioca "8a' Parkvlew AgrMmant tor publk: health t nd medk:al eervl~• -IAAP -''
red to -at • ~ In Ihle County; Mid d..i of INtt deeorlbe1 -= ~ oblll)et ona MCur I • y, •n Lene lrWle ,.........;_,_ thef-......... apprOYad. Certain c:onatNCllon contr1C11 er• elllngad, comp191ad ln<I _........... . Iha tollowlng property: D '"""'°" COUft'T Notlca Of Olnul1 and ~· • '_....,_, ~··"' .., f bid Appotntmtnt• of H Godinez to the CMc Cent« Commtalon. coun on"""" 26, 1M2 It .46 a.m. lol 52 of Tr~ No 2353 •per ubll•had Or•nre: CoHI ally Of' CAIA'°""'A tlectlon to cauH to bl aold tha deecllbad C:'°"al P'oC*tY .. be T°' . the Man al Htalth Advl Board and M Ritz to IM Area lO ~:;..::.·::::•::J.1~~C~~ mac> _dad In 9oo1c'93, piig. 38 Piiot, Apr1I U , 30, N2 1743-82 COUNTY Of' OftAHOE property below detcrlbad having ::.•I pu IUCtlon, wlthOUI r .. ~~Ill Olt1~lllllel Board,':! a.wrovtHI Command•tlon11nd
.,,,.. t:r701 .-Id •10 ,,,.,_ any legal and H of Ml~laneoua M•P• In •-.,. 111nnrt 700 Clwtc Ceftter Of1we w .. t been ,_dad 11 prOlllded by law, 1· 11 Furniture Including 1 z.n!UI proolamitlone.,. apprOllad Pereonnel matt•• are llPPfoved. W"'* ol • ......... Iha _,_ the oftloa of the County Aaoorder of I"-""' IW. • .... .. AN. CA '2701 end more than ltW'ee monthe halllnO .. • .. TV office UM r•lrlctlon at Dana Point HarbOr II approved. Ordlnll>Ce No.
-wtly, tcCOf-·"' to Mid County. ~ C.--· Ill r 0ewt ~l.AINTIFF: S. SHARON CLFole-t6apted altl09 -n record1tlon. wtli 21 oolof TV, I TruetOM 13 ' 1 3320 I edopled Initiation of 1982-83 tundlng tor RlwnU9 Sflarlng Soolel "9d paillllon tlled wtttl thla court thla 3188 SICiiy Avenua Coeta Mau. ,.,.;;--~• LAND A• P«eonal Repf_,t1tlW on Friday, May 21. 1912 at 9: 15 lamp, I night eland. t qutten •IH Pr :me 11 authotlzad F11defal bMCtl «oMon control proj«1 ls aulhO-~n petition •hould not be CA 92f2t ' 491....,. i:'::• ol tha
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&tete of DIANE A. VALDEZ. A:M. ti Iha front tntranoe to Iha old ==t !i°~:".:'.~1':~~ rl'l~ M,am0tandum oi AgrHment tor Nattonal Health Senti« Corp• ,..~·~· 2 lff:Z "(" 1 ltlWI addr-ot ClOITll'IOl1 .............. CA -OEF!NOANT: LEON~RD RO· Ofllll09 COUn1Y CourthoWI, located 5 .. mlffof i pnyalc:lan le appfOYed SubmlMlon Of a prCJPOMI lof automation of the Deted:~ &,MOti, Cler1I d•algn1tlon la •hown above, no PLAIHTlff: RONALD IHPMAN. BERT BLAUVl!L T and DO£S 1 on Santa Atta 8MI .. ~ Sl:: 11 11~~~r~ ~radio 1 iy. Soolat 8ervloea At)ettcy Central Index I• au1hortzad. Termlnttlon of con-
By Belay Ojeda wan11nty II glYen 11 t~. ha compte. DEF!NOANT: WENDELL AAM· lhtough 50, I~, more 8t. and BfoedWIJc lanlllon I ;:rll•r 1 A-• camera. 2 and trlCI with Donald Hama Equipment la aulhortzad. Subg<.nt Award Con·
Oepuly **1 or COftlOtt-). STAOMO· OOH I lhrouatl V. lndi.io-11..Watel c.tllofnla, ~ r CMtltAICI _..! itblea t chair I ootfff table. :z dltlont end A11Uranca ara approved Hletorlc Reeourcee Management SUAll ...ca voea The ~ under aald Deed wa· oou v1 anc1 v". lnclMdually ea.. ..., -the hlgfleat °' • .,.,_ ~ 1 ctottiea 11amper Polley " .oopted. ~· tor 1rana* of bell bOfld ~ IWMllty. ~A. YOM of TNll. by reeaon of • bre9dl Of anc1' dbe BLACK COMPANY • 00-NOTICll v ..... " lllMft ""· at Illa tm. of .. In i.wtul money of (2) knch•n Item• Including lnOMlnlflclllon and payment adladule .. euthOtlMcl. T111Ct m1hera ., • • .. .... ..,.... ~In~~~~':"~ 1*1~ WHITI COMPANY, a :::.:-' .=.:=-...:.: ::.= :-w:::=:, 0::::. utenalla\ at!wr#are, pOft & pe11t . =IT: ~=t::'..::::r'~i =~
==......,CA-dell11ered to th• undaretgned • OOtl)Of 'e.llmOM • ,.. ,...,.... .... •,.,.. .._. •• 10 1111•. Po-u1on or enwm· to•~:•ri 2 10• lr•Y:o!.''':l:!i.1 35,h St•I• Senat• Oletr1c:I ~ PM1ety E..Cllon are rM1tfled • .....,
('1141.!!!"191 written O.CWatlon of DefUt and c........ ... lllleflll ••t ...... bfeno.a. 11 tllfll, '*1 and ~ ~ •• ~ r:ybu~· dl•h •; ohHM ~tlal "'*'1Y a1andwdl .,. ~. CartMn lfMltl ~ -=:;;r"°"':~iMll'lklt. ~J.:r:t=:::: n!°.::1.:-.::'V':~ .:~=~=:1~0~ :·=o:c.-:t=-':9-'.,:; grat~;~:~.~o.,1:0::: ~~eo.!:~.,..·=·~".:!,~~ • • • • 11131-12 111e undefafSIMd 10 Mii talcl pro-.,...... ,..-..... ,..,. ~do to Pf~ eo tNt 'fOAX OfOP9fly In tha ~~Dnnfe, 1>41119 i.na. • • • aory eounc11 •Ml Emergancy Madlcel c.re eomm111 .. .,. rtcttved
pertylo..itlifyaMd at111111a1na,Md C',...... _.. • ..,.. ..., wntwn ~.If any, mey tie fl.. ltat• of C•"tomla. ~ N --c;;oMen'• Clothlno. lneludtng 0onanon Of~ 1rom RenClho Vlalo .MD WOfftefl't Club and W ll)1'ICf ~ lN unelefMolled AllMd WW ti ...... lad on time. tolOM: drMt "*1a. T-eNne df9 .... Cftalkb(!ffd from Iha Seddlabecil ArM HllltOftGlll 8odaty.,. tQOeP4ed. ---~~~====:----aMd '*'°'of brW:lfl and~ If~ ... to ......... °' AYtlOf UatM........... Loin of fraot no. 11111, .. pet • eta """'1. COi Pl#wlon Of"" Bulldlno El•~--::a .-Id 9llyw HotllcMlon _,_ W ~'"°" totla ~...,..., 1t. 1112 • an •tt01ney In thla 111111er you ...._ 11 ,,._.. r-...., ~,_..In looec 16. Paee 2t, ~:~ =..o.... Praorem. ta oontlnued. Ootwt to ol tmarlM In i.-tor ,_ 1111 mn• I -rT llllt. No. ao021eq In boot& • ......, 419 .,..,,.,.. 10...; ....,. u.. • ...... • -Of ...... a •.....,..In Ille oftlOa • .. _, :: uigune NIOllll Mglol1al Part! COllOIMIOfl .. audlOttmd. ......,..m of• WA~ P811t , of Mid Ofll*' ........ .._,..::....ti eift1 "'If::. ttH W . ,......_-...... •It of t11e County "eoorcler Of .. ICI ::..:••I outf ltnlla, .......... "' -of Qtd 1#1 JuM Cec*1rano "'9 ltellon It~. Budget ........ , ·••r flHn l>Y 1111 lelCI ...... be INMM, ""' ... .., Oft ...... • .... ... .. ...... , ,, I -...... OOUf!IY, tor ... purpaee °' ~ (41 '.__ ~,,..... ' trlNlan -~.The City,,. 88'1 a.m.m." to•• tor Peciflc AA 171, ""'.,....._ ..,_ of "'°"'.,...... orwmnty,_,.... ANOI UMe4t M eNe.... _..,....,..,,.._ ...... 9' _, --·· COM! .......... T,.._ Oolltrect w1tt1 "'-~ lM. tor """'81 cjk -. lllle • .. ~lo IN or.......,, ,...e11110 -~ ...._ • .._.. _.. ._.. St Utted -.... aollctt1t el con· 0..-tit Tniet ~IN...., .,.., towell......, ,_. ~ ..--.. ~. PfOPOlll1I tor OOftlnll8d rundlnCI
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,..._Yon 10 II
l'ffUtlurgfl 8 II
Chleaoo 1 1a PNla6elphla 5 13
~.__.
~ 4. Phledelpllla 0
San Diego I, IMw Ycrt 0 Pnlabufgh II, Hou91on I Allante I. QllCego 0
Sen F~ 7. MontrM1 3
Only ~ edleduled
~-760
722
.500
421
·* 314
700
5e3
520
471
.~
271
1
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SI. Loula (Andujar 2· 1) •I Clnelrtll•tl
(PMlor• 2·1)
Houlton (Su11on 2·1) el Pllllburgll
(Candelerla 0-1)
CNcego (Bird 1-3) at A..,,.. (Bogga 1--0)
Phllael•IPllla (C•rllon 1-4) 8•n Diego (Cur1ia 2--0) H•• York tSeoll 2·21 el S•n Franclaeo (8ele 1--0)
~AML.aAQUE Mttele 2, YMll._ 0
C~ .. YOM
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e>owrq If 3 0 0 1 ""°""' 2b 4 0 0 0 Clet1tlf 0000 Muplvycf 4010 ew .. 1b 3 o o o ~ rf a o 1 o
Grich 2b I 0 0 0 Wlnfl9ld W 4 0 0 0
Beyl« dll 4 0 0 0 Plnlell dlf 4 0 1 0 OeOlce3b4010 ~3114010 A9.Jd<11n rf 2 o o o Cerone e 3 o o o Moren ~ 0 I 0 0 Collltls lb 4 0 2 0 .
Lynn ef 3 0 0 0 Deni • 3 0 1 0 Foll• 3110 ~pl\1000
aoon.e 3011
Tolall ~I 2 3 2 TOlala 34 0 7 0 ..... .., .......
Celitomia 000 000 002-2 ,..._ Yor11 000 000 000-0
L08-Calilomla II. IWw Yon t . 28-Foll,
Mu"'911rey, Conlna S-Grlcll. Lynn. 8F-
Oownlng.
~
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.... Yllfll
PM•llll•IO
11 70024
AlgNC1l ,,,.. 2 0 0 7 5
Frazier ~ 0 0 0 0 I Aewle¥ (l.1·1) I 1 2 2 1 I
HBP-by Aawl•y (Jacl<aonl. T-2:30
4-2$,350. ....... _.....,
..... 000 010 000-1 I 0 ~ I02 000 1Ga--e • 0 --. ...,_ (7) .......... ...._,
Md~. W -~11·1~ L -,_. -.o-4.HR -~IWT'lll(t).Aa,IM. _ .... , ..........
Toronto fOO ao.t 001-T t1 0 ic-City 000 000 ~ I 2
... Md ........ """°"'· ... (t) Md w.-.i, Wtrlll ~ W -lllllb, 14. L -lcllftorll, M . Hiii -ToroMD. e. ....,_
(f).A-1&.m.
..... 0... •
omdllld 141 000 OOl-9 I 2
....,_.. 100 1 to °'°'""' 14 0 McCeft1, T. ~ (7). ._,,Cit Md ... I--.; o ....... ~ca>. f . ...,_
11-(t>. I~ (ti. G. Oe"'9 (ti Md "*"-W -._.. 2-4. L -T . ....._ ~a. ... -0.-S. Lo..-(I). .....,_., ~(l).A -10 ... ........ nm-.
Dlilrdl 000 OOl 100-2 a 1 a-... 010 020 OGll-a 10 0
.. aitwllctl, l_I., ~ Hd L ... arrlM; ~~r:-.:.~~ a..oo, L.tAn (I). A -T .I tt.
NAnoNAL ~AQUS Dodlee'• 4, "'9IN 0
PMLAOILNA L09 ANOIUI . , .. _. . , ""'
Demler rf 4 0 0 0 0..... 3CI 4 0 I 0
AoM11> 2000 ....._uooo
80lu.o 3 O 0 O
Meddoacf 3 0 0 0
"-• 3000 ~2b2000 Gfo.pfl 1000 ~200000 """-' p 1 0 0 0
U...pfl 1000 "-'P 0000
8u2b 4 220
landr• cf 3 1 0 I
l!IM•ll 20 11 o.n.y 1b 3 0 0 1 c.ylb aooo
Tllom9 ab 0 0 0 0 °'*"• rf 3 0 1 0 Y .... e 3 0 0 0
,_,....1010 ....,,., .. o 0 0 0 Hootonp 3110
"'-WpOOOO
Vdl\oclh pfl 1 0 0 0 • T~ M 0 1 0 TOUll 21 4 I I t .... .., ....... .,. •. t...... OOf 000 000-0 Loe~ IOI 020 CIOJl-4
--0.... .... 0.--4.oe ~ 1. LOl-.. llll~le I , Lot A~ 4 • llooton. ~ .._ .... ~ a.:;.r:--" ·~·::· ••
...._IL.0-*t I 4 4 I I I "'9d I 10001 ..,.., 1 00000 ... ,.....
....... tw. 1-1) • 1 0 0 ' t _,_"""""' T-1:U. .......
OM RH,_
Mumr • ......,... " " I ao ,..a Caoptit, MllWeukM 11 17 I n ..411 Hamh, ~ 17 t4 11 M AOt
JoMaOn, MlnnelOle ,. " • 23 .3'7 Yount, ,,..,_... t 1 M I 14 .318
~.~ ,, ... 11 24 ,,,.
Ceo.ti, DelrOll 11 11 I 29 -372
llor!MI, r oronto 15 ae 1 14 .-iorg, TorOMo 15 41 a 15 .Ml•
W11ton. Oet•Olt 12 sr • 1a .ae 1 ............
Hr!Mlll, M"-11, I ; ~,.........,.. .......,., OltvtMnd, •: Murrey, 8il11rn0ra. 6: YUlnemalO. lloeloll, I: Thomton. a.-..
l1nd. 5; ""llvle, MllwaullM. 5; John1M>n M~l .
.......... 11111
Hrl>ell. Min-ta. 20; Tho<t1t011, Cleve-
land, 1t, Oallv ... Ml'?M,l~M1 11. Murr•y,
Belllmor•. 17; Meyw • ..--. 17 .....,..,,~,
'*'. ~ 4-0: Hoyt, Ohago, ~ F.
,_...,, 4-ttle, a.o. c-NI, ~~·
Aponte, 8011on, 2-0: Morgan, ~ _'!'._~ 2-0, I-Ilea, ........ Nii Wiit, ........ '
2-4; Lamp, Clllcego. 2-0: Wllllama, M!Me-
aota, 2·0, Beard. Oakland, 2-0: Darwin, T-.2--0.
MAnotlAL L.aAOUS
0 Aa R H .-ct.
Woode, Clllc9go 13 45 8 111 .422 a..n, St LO\lla 111 37 4 14 .378 ~.~ 20 711 1121 373 ~.,.....,.. 20 711 18 211 317 Jonw. Sen Diego 15 47 11 .., 7 .•
Rly. Pltteburgh 11 ee 12 23 :M4
Thornplon. Pl11Mlutgh 17 " 15 23 ,,.. Gatdenlllrt. NY 19 $2 7 19 346
May, San Frllndaeo 12 31 4 13 342
Conoepdon, Cln ,. 88 8 23 333
Lazctno. San Ollgo 111 72 13 24 .333
Mofgen. San Fr~ 14 4e I 11 333 ....... .._
KillgtNtl, New Yon. 7; Thompaorl, Pitt.
l>urgh. II, Horner. Allenta. I ; Murplly. Al· lanla. II; Mortland, ~. & .._.....,In
Murphy. Allanla, 22; Thompeon. Pitta·
bur(lll, 19. Kingman. New Y orti. 17, Lazeeno, S11n Diego. 18; 5 Tied Wltl1 15.
"toMlle (2 0.CWC-)
Forxll, St ~ 4--0. We6cl\, Dodeen.
Ml Show. San OleQo, 3--0; Rewdon, Mon. Ir .... 2-0, Falcone, New Yorti. 2-0: TellulW,
Pllltl>utgh. 2--0, .Mahler. AUenta, 2--0, Clllll«, San Diego, 2--0; Curtle, San Ollgo, 2--0, LOI-
lat San l>leQo. 2--0
ColNe ecor• Calltotnla 3-2, Arlione 2·7
Sen Diego St I. UC San Ollgo 2 Cllremonl·'ueld 7·5. Point Lorna 3-e
Gormge 3. WMlllll(lton St 2
Mzofl9 9t. .. UClA 2
(Format Or91199 C:O..t Cotteve pltcllaf
..... Hogm'I -.... 1 lttl ..,,... '°' Aau)
CommunttY~ 0r.,.c:... ...... ~. Mt. e.tl Anlolllo 000 000 ~ • 0 Or-. C..t 411 000 OOll-I 9 1
Santiago, Johnaon (3ki::toll (I) and
Coe1antlno; Sanloro end . W -S-toro 42--01 L -San11ego (4-41). 28 -GrOOI (OCC). h.cL..~ .. ~--2 Oddlll W.. 100 000 Ot0-2 8 1 bl! LA CMG 001 OCllc-1 10 1 ~ ..... (2) Md 8dlL*; ......
Ind KltloU. W -...,.._, L -~
IW\ ._. -ldlla(O~
CttNa M., • .. t ...
Clttw 011 003 DOI-14 Ill 0 ~ 030 000 100-4 I 2
~and Eunoll: IOllMy, EllMr (II). Kobel (II). Boudruu (t) and lr•ln. w-
AoOertaon. L-~ 28 -Ao«llldt (C). AllUndar (C). IC). U* (8). 38
-,..,.,,. (C). H#!n (8). • HR -Angon (C).
QnllM(C).
'
_.,.. .-oerrMI • ,,,_.AY
1. CIMll ,_.., ·*· 1. -. !Wd..1 .n•. 3 TOM Kllll. .TM. 4. ,,_.. .....,_, ,111. t. .. "°""" .1 .... _ ........ l'IOlt
1.JOM~ •. no.1,,...,~ 111. I He1 ""1oft, .?ti. 4 . .-.. Nlolt--. 720, I. .,._ L .. t, .714. •WU."'"' ... ..,.,.. 1. o.M "'°'9, 17 .... 1. M c.h9, ti N
•· Clrllt 1~1 ...... 4. M lttlton. U.tt 6 TOfll KM -Tont '**Ille, H 7f
NMID'TAOl M ~~AA ltOUI I TOM Klla, .. 1. I lladler, .I) 1. a.
TOl'l'I WlllOll alld o.tllt allOft, .U7 t
llool1 ""'-"...4£\ ... ...
1. Ton! Wlleltoef, Wry ...... OM"°"' and Nlolc ,atdo, t. 1. Anelr H_orth. Pt11r Ooellftlull, Ctllt ,....,, """'...,, lnCI
8obOy O~....li LIADIM
I. CrllfO lledllr, 111 2. Tom~ 111. a,
And1 IHn, 1H 4. Tom W111on, 171 6
Fuzzy Z~11'3. llOMSY L.IADIM
I (;tela ''*"-· UJT.Tll. 2. Tom Wll• ~. l11t.44t. 3. Jerry P11e. ltH,747. •
Tom Kii•. 1111.7'2. I . Lann~ W•d1<1111,
l 16UM. 1. Aldr lean. l1HAM 7. loot1 Hoell, l12t, 1'1, I . JoNwl Miel;, 1121.217 .
II loon llnlpeon, I tOUOt 10. Hall !twin, llOT,321.
c...e~ ........ ueuu~--.cw. ( .............. ca.,
Low Ml lournM*lt: A Fllglll -I ~OI
Fowler, 71·10-11. 2. (Ila) Mika Tlgh•.
H-111-70 and l'red IMlrkuM. ... 11-10. I
l'llghl -1. (tlel Thollutn White, 97·16-71
and Jol\n Morrow. N-17-71; 3. Mel C•·
p.n1.,, 80-tT-73. C Flltfll -1. Alehatd Hoelert, H · 111-70; 2 Wayne Smith.
' 11·20-71; 3. Alen Sawyer, 113-111-74 0 FllgM -1 (U.) 0-ge YOYng, 117·24-73
•nd Fred Aolh, H -2'-73, a (lie) Elbern
Oalal1y. 100·24-711 and A•• A1nnlek,
ff·23-711. I! ft'Oht -t Emil Aleu11der.
119·71-71: a. owre11 Faoan. 102.21-7 4: 3 11 .. 1 Ford Morr-. 115-35-80 and Elllott
Lifton, 108-21-80.
.......... ..._.. ... c-.-.a
100-1 PolHkl IE), 10 1. 2 Ria (CM).
10 8. 3 NoUYan (CMI. 1 1 o
220-1. Nl•on (CM). 24 1, 2 Ale (CM).
24.2; 3 Melnllardl IE). 24 4
440-1. PollMtl (E). 51 5. 2 C........ ICM).
61.t; 3 JoMIOn (E). S&. t
880-1. ~ (E), 2030 2. Medine (~2:o5.I; 3. ~(CM), 2 14 O
1. MoC«tlly (£). 4:11.11; 2. Maclllla
(CM). 4:40.8, 3 W-., (CM). 4 58 4
2..,....-1. McClll'thy (El. 10:40 2; 2 Goo-
de (CM). 10 42.3 3 Arnold (CMI. 10 43 II
120HH-1. lk>wen (E), 1111. 2 MlkullCh
IE). 18.2: 3 HemllnOel (CMI 21 7
330LH-1. 80...911 (El. 41 8. 2 MlkullCll
(E). 42 4; 3 HernandeZ lCM). 44 I
4t() relay-I ea.ta tHaa 45 3
Mlle relay-I. Eattne1a. 4 I!; 7
HJ-1. Midland (El. M . 2 t.40UIMl1 (El.
5-9: 3. Tlf1 (I). M . '
U -1. Gr_.,1 ~M~~· 2 Midland (El. ,._..a......,.cu
T J-1. Melnhetd1 (E). 40-3. 2 M•Ullefl (I:~ t04. 3 ~IE).~~
PV-1. 8cllw (~), 1~.:4_i 2. Ancler90ft (CM),
10--0. a ~in -BP-1. ~I !CMI. 53-6; 2. Smlltl (E).
...... ; 3. Otfften (El. 39-7 OT-1.~l(CM).141·10~2 Smith
(E), II 1-4; 3. Gr1flen IE). 10S.51A
..... Def 71¥1, ......... ._. '7¥1
100 -I. Rapptldl_ \~Ol. 1 U : 2. SalaU< ,.y,, !; ~.a~~i~ ~ . ~~..... (MO)..,:;;:::,:
4tO -1 J. Glll!Mn (MO), 53.8; 2. Wood
(MO). 54.0, 3. O'Halr (I ). 54 7.
HO -1. Grltey~I, 2:01.4; 2 Martlnei
IMOI. 2'02.2: 3. J Ol. ~.O. .,.._,,...,...,,,.,.. .7;1. ......
(MO). 4!11.7; a. ...... ~:eo.o. • l41a-1 • ...., a. ...... 9:04.o; .. .... 10: 1 U . ~ -1. n.-~ 11:1~~ !·
Fllet (81. 18 23:' ...... (9). 18,21.
UOLH -1. Hlinttnoton (MO), 41 6; 2.
Young(MOI. 41.t. I 1..-11(1). 42.I 440 r.iey -1 ....., Otl. 45.1.
..,.. ,. - 1 • ....., Dll, a:M.13
HJ -1. ,,.,.,.,... (~ f>.10; 2. ~
(MO), f>.10: 3 8tUDt (8). M . u -1. ,_,_., (S). , .. 11~ 2. .........
111. 1 .. 6. 3. Juergena (MO). 11·11
TJ -1 S--(I). •2~. 2. Juergene (MO). 37-10; 3. PMllleln (8). 37~~
PV -I. O'Ourm111 (8). 13--0, 2 Meek·
llnbutg (B). 12-6, No lfllrct
SP -I. Volg (I). 48-1, 2. Page (MO). 4+7; 3 SclWler (MO). 42-10
Women
HIGH 9CMOOl. htMcla"' c:.... ....... 100-1 Walla (El. 12.2. 220-1 PrlCe
(CM), 21.0, 440 -1. Prlc:a ICM). 1·02.4, 880-1 Kally (CM), 2·23.6; Mlle-I a-,
(CM), 5·40 II, 2·mlla-1 Morrla ICM,, 12·01 0; 1 lOLH-1 AOdrlgue1 (El. 12 . 330LH-1 Rodriguez (E). 52.2, 440
r1lay-t. Eatanela, &4 1. Mlle relay-I Co.ta W.U, 4 U .1; HJ-I L&zorell (E),
4· 10; LJ-1 Hof\•alll (E), 15·0, SP-I ~(CM). a4-7; Of-1 Aoaaelllnl IEI.
~ • • ... . ..
....... eoftbel "'°" KHOOl. ..... 1, 0-.. View 0 Edl9on 000 100 0-1 0 2 ~ v.... 000 000 o-o 1 0
Carilenter Ind L-. Whll• and S.,._
lM 38-Wlnlller (E). ·• ...... z.,--.v...,.
Marine 000 000 000 002-2 9 O
Ftn VllMy 000 000 000 000-0 4 O
LtrMll end Sanef\ez, Vanlmen and P•·
c:Nlalll
....., Del a. ,,_ ••
fjlllt x 000 000 l>-0 3 2 _...,., 0.. 012 000 •-3 7 0
Galle(IOI and Hernande, Menooza, OU-
nay (51 and Kanua W-M•ndoza L-
0911egoe. 38-Blller (MO)
"::tr
I Rligllettl: 2 Qnw-.; 3. Hor1h Torrit11ce:
4. Are.die, 6 Simi V""'1f; 1, o... V1Rr: 7
Vllll Pwtc; a. I.A Oulnte: II. Hewt>ury ,......:
10 Loa Amlgoa, Ol'*8: lillttM, Foni-e, .......
C&'ltNll ........ 1. Weedllrtdee; 2. PHao1na Poly; 3
M•leoc>e..1 4=V nt; 5 Alo Hondo; I Sen'-; 1 Q)ttetlln; I . WMtrldQr.
I . ~ '*" Olw1eillen; 10. Mlilody-llnd.
We Alllll"" TMUMDA\"9 MN.Ta ~:J:.:::=.. ...... , ~ 1"*'001 4,to aAO uo
My DINIGt Kl'llgllt ~I IAO a.DO ...... lov (0r9(1GfY) 7 to Alto r~· tcltY• ..... ~ .,., CMtmer. PGPW ~. 09)'lll'tMI, ,._. ft'/ Image, f!Me• 2;ot
• DACTA , ... , paid '3uo
NCONO UCL One mlM ,,_
Uilll'I Cflel'OllM (MoCeny)I to 2.80 :UO
llltl)'lhm AM "'* (C~ 2.40 2 40
"'-Aftllllr T (Dllotnlr) 3.110
Alto t•Hd' My Sugar.,.,. ..... 1111.
AeOMlgn, K41inluelly KleaM. rim.· 2:01.
,_MC& OM iW ,_..
""*Y Dne1 {MstlnJ M IO 25 20 ti 00
Anti a......, (Todd Ill 11.00 1.80 KMdalla Ila)' (Sherren) I to Aleo •ICICI: le Patron, Herd, MICfll)et.
l(en.,yn, Charcoal Hen11¥ar. Loy•I Lad.
AnlnlM. nm. 2!03". a DACTA (5-1) paid 1763 20 '-._ '°"""' MC&. Ona ..... ,,_, . ' Nttlf• 0.. COllefll 11.10 uo 4.AO
•1" ,....,O::~L.aaetfl t.oo a.to Meltll'I .. a.IC) AllM> raced: untert Shadow, Bpenlall ~d. Doi w-. ~Rae
• -coupled.
Time 2:05 1/6
,...,.. MCL Ona mlle p-
R1etr1 CNtlCe (0...) ~ 80 8 20 5.80
, Tha Pur1ll (Flllolll 8 00 6 80
El T oranto (Gregory) 6 00 Alao reced; Scorpio O. Anctya Winner,
Monterev Orum, JuGa-•· Fo• Hound
Time· 2 03 3/5 It IXACTA If>. t) paid S 152 40
lfll'TM MCL One mlle pace ~. Cholol 11.00 11,00 a.oo 10 00 5 00 3.00
81\edOw Renvaafl (C>enrW.l 3,llO 2 llO
Alwml'1 Glrl (Grundy) 3 20
AleO raced. T rlemark. T lldor Ba, Brllllent O'&Ma, Smlllng Pop
T1me 2113 115
MVPfT'H AACL OM mile pece
Sole Eitpee1111on CT odd 111 22 eo o.40 3 40
Ullla lret Rutler (Anderaonl 2.80 2 20
S1< Relti (eartone1 3 eo
Aleo raced: 8oa1a. Sil•••• Starlet. Am· ~.o....tSon
Tlme. 2;0 I 315.
It IXACT A (3-21 paid "' 20
It~· lfl ( 1·5-5-~3> ~ U0.030 00
wltll --4Mln(l licllel ,,.,,. hor-~ S2 Pleil Sl• con.oration peicl $333 80 wtlll 20 Win·
nlng llekall (lour hortH) S2 Pick Six
aereteh eoneo&euon paid '314 80 wtlh two
winning llClkMll (ltw• horlM. -.nldll.
l[IQNTH MCI. One rn11a lrOI
FINI Oem ~I 21 80 7 40 4 80 HIZZ8Wa, I -.) ~ 40 4 80
Netllle Starllne (Oennl•I 180
4190 raeao °"'""· PlllOlerO Pat Jlrtal Honor Bound. 111..-
Tlrnl 2·01~ '2 IXACTA (1-61 ~ S142 IO
..... ,...1 .... dl119t
~..,
Dllll' I = O.MoC:etnlfl COrdwo =--M.CS .... ,. .. ......
....... 19' .......... I03 la 11 IUtO.M
Ht • M 2,Mt,124 460 M IT t ,Olf,710
MO 11 It 1,-.oot ..... ., ,,.,. ...
q4 .... 1,711,M1
I04 41 IT 1, ... 111
4tO " • ., 1.•-ea1 .. ., ,,....,.1
41' •• 1 .... 1 .. ,..._f ... ...... • .. 11.ltt.740
I " .4-m-.m l 1 111Mt
i I 11 .. , .... · 1· . ~
1111.,.
\
The• tor~:......~~ ··-~ .. ~ Oownl, .... ..... .,.,...., --1 r~·· .Jot Ifill"-1-J 2. llOld lt)ti ,..... 11o '·"*-~ ~ f.I
4.t.1911111 ·~ 14 •. "">'" "'°°"'° ...... l0-1 t W1¥erlng Mon..-Cfl ~o If. 1 ~. t.:,~Won ~ ·~
••• ..-~ Ofy .. 1 10. l·~lld Medelh .. I l 1 Mull•ln(I P1ray 4-1 12 ....... Ow• Guidry .. ,
I) f·Aoclc SIHdy Romaro .. 1 .a.~~ = ::~ tl,l·WOffle'1 "'--Vll!IMQlie l-1 17. ,,., 0-t ~ .. ,
11 .~. MG .... QUI 20·1 11 0.10 def IOI Oelal' a ,.,..,.. 1~ 1
20 f·Ma ... iy' I Pr"-HerneneleJ 8 t
n:dRon McAnelly ltall\ld .... ry. ... .. ..,,1191
ow-l RI Mo Ro llt•bl• 2 Len Meyer )
Htwl>eft Allen 4. Mra JOe W Brown 5. Kev
WHI Slable 0 John, Jolln,Jt I David
OfMlhouM 7. Echowd AntMll 8 live Oak
Plent.allon II c w G.... 10 H .. l>or v ....
Fatm I I Parllton lltel>le 12 J E Jurnon.
..... 13 Ruea M~Jr 14 Elmanclorf 1&. ~ l!knler II W~ 17
Buckram Oak Far 18 20·20 St•l>le It Allhut 8 Hancoctc I I L9one J Petett 20
J 0 Mltlh . ,,..._.
• I Allred<> C...,.. 2 J-V11n S.g 3 Eugene Jacot>e 4 0-.V Smilh 6 J-
IMlln 11 Geofge Arnold 7 Frank La8oc·
oena 8 Pairldl Kally t Aid< a...,_ 10
Slanl9)1 Hough 11 0 Wayne Lukaa 12
JoM C Miiiry 13 Ronnie W81ren 14 lb
MeAl\flly 16 Vlneanl Clyno 18 Howtrd M T..,_ 17. i.-d ""'*10. 11. Aon Mc:An-ally, 11. Edwin Qregaon. 20. Jo .. ph v ~. Weight• 120 pounda eacll wttll ,.,. ••
c»pllOl'I Of Cue>eGoy't Joy, (fllly) 11 t
l'u<M '527 800 wtlll 20 •tatlart Fifi!
,S422.800. Second Sll0,000, Third
S30.000 Founh SI ~.000
Poat Time 2 :SI pm POT
o.t'by Nrnlnae ll•t
Hera 11 lhe lltl ol pou11>1• 11artan lor
Saturday'• Kenlucky Oerl>y at Cllurchlll Downs o...o on ea•Mr money • .,nlngt,
aeeo•C:lng to the Dally Racing Form
(mulmum 0..by llalcl •• 20 hor-1
t El 8at>a $314.1113
2 Cuellerit 3~.070
3 Munerln(I 317 .2211
4 Gato Del Sol 307.193
5 ~ Light 230.424
6 CupelOY. JoY 213.420
7 AMI Date 174,081
a AH foroee Won 173,llO
9 Stat Gallant 154.790
10 Roc:kwell 140,525
11 Wat .. Bana 128.260
12 Mu-c L..oe< t27.atll
13 New~ 127,804 14 Bold Style 120.201
15 Wollle I RMCel I 12,057
16 Maj .. ly I Pr~ tOll,361
11 Royel Aoberlo 83 900
18 Lejolt 78.990 Ill ~-led Ill. tlO
20 Cul Away 41 115
2 t Mid Vall 36,057
22 Roc:k Staady 20.31 I
23 Cral!y PrOl()eClor 17 .145
24 .JoMny Can Hop IS 900
CommunttY coleae ITATl[C~
(llC c.rttoa C .... ) ....
~ ,, .. -1 Oenlel1 (Cllal>ol). 4 27 74; 2
Burdlell (Golden Waei). 4 33 S 7. 3 Kee1lng
(Wut Vtll•r>. 4 311 27, 4 Carter (WHI
Velley). 4 41 15 S Jollnaon (Modnlol,
4 42 11. 11 Meo<• (W•1 v~ 4 43 CM
200 IM -1 Mo1har (WUI Velley).
I S3 at 2 Ferrte (OleOio Valley). 1 54 72. 3 Snodgran (Cha1>011. 1 67 .23, 4 Lund
(Golden WHt), 1 51.84. & Morgan (W .. 1
Valley). I 59 Of, 6 ....,_ (Footh411). 2'02 30
SO It .. -I Mldd .. lon (Oiel>lo Vall•y).
20 95, 2 CoolinQ (Orange c-1. 21 15. 3
Waderneye< (Olablo V•ll•y). 21 32: 4 AH
(Cl\ebotL 21 42. S GrlQ9by ISenla a.toniea).
21 45, I Sell<oeclef (Col~ ot ~I. 2146
l·m dt.,ng -I Aao ... ann (Rtv9'ttd•I
'7 I to pta • ~ Brllller (W•I Vak<y). 421 45, 3 Elltson (Seddl•l>Klll, 427 so. 4 Voung
(Chel>otl. 411.05, 6 Al\larei (Soul'-lern), 391 to e. sn..p 1Cheboe1. 389 115
400 m•d••v r •l•y -t Saddl•b•ck. 3 31 15, 2 W•t van.y, 3 31 llO, 3 Otablo
Valley, 3 34 oe. • ClleClol 3 35 42. s Fut· llrton. 3 38 H . I Modeeto. 3 37 09.
T...., aeorin(I. 1 Wiii Valley. 112 Pl9. 2
Olal>lo v...,. 92, 3. Chabot. 91, 4 ~
l>ae:k. 57;•S Golden Weet, 29, 8 Moelwto, 21, 7 Fullerton. 21. a ,, .. ,College ol S..
quo1 .. and S1111a Monica. It: II. Orenge Coast. 17, 11 (llel V. P\eroa and ~. ,,
WO..M soo .... -I p.,, •• ,, (Gold•n WHI). s t421, 2 e.rneu (Bakentleld). s 1111. 3
SHC>l<emp (Foothllf) S 19 44, 4 Sch<.,..,.,,
l"wtnell). 5 24 24. 5 Oeylon (Sen Joaquin
0..ta). 5 2e le. 6 Atmstrong IS~). s 29.18
100 IM -1 Kuka (Dlablo Valley),
1:01. 19; 2. O.vldaon (San Diego M-).
I 01.39, 3 Woll• (Mod .. Co). 1 02 711. 4
"°"9rN I Long 8-:fl CCI. 1 '03 4 7. 5 Rly.
nor I~ Of s.Quolul. 1 03.118; I . BlrTetl
10.anoe c:-i1, 1 03 " 60 ,,_ -1. Kint (El c.tnltlo), 24 48, 2 8•mrad (Dl•blO VeHey), 24.54; 3 OlanH
(Chebot). 24 94, 4. Burton (Santa Aoaa),
25 24; S HOChom (Cal>tlllo). 2!> S3; I. Wah
(ModeelO). 25 38
l·m dMno -1. Hawltlnl (Olel>lo Valley).
34 I Ill Pie; ~ llMlt• (~ ol Sequiou).
375 74, 3 Hug111>enu (~lidel. 341181. 4
Ortaga (Ota1>lo Vall•vl. 347 37, S Shirk
(VenluraJ. 302 37. 6 Huggett (Slarr•I. 2115 41
400 ~,...,, -1. ~. 4:12.27:
2 Santt Roal, 4. 14 :.:., 3. :fin 011Qo ..._
4•14 73, 4. Golden W•t. 4 21 4 t, ~ Metlfl,
4n'4.0 C.-e.411150.
T---1Olltllo Y'*'!,19~ 2. Footllffl, 47':1; QoiffnWNt, 40; 4. (lie)
San Diego MH• end Santa Ron . .JI, o .
College o4 Sequlou. JO, 7 Mam, 24, 8 (Ile)
MOde110 end S•dd .. b•e-. 23, 10 El Ca· mine>, 20. 11 Cllebol. 19, 1:1 Cueeta. 18
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642-9150
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SMfnt & TUTHILL
WISTCLW CHAf'll.
427 E 17th SI
Costa Mesa 646-9371
,..caaonas
IM'TMI' wotn'UMY
UT Mein St ~nt~ach
I Qraog• Cout DAILY PILOT /Friday, Aptll 30, 1982 C7
Charter number 18838
N•tlonel Benk Region Number 14
ASSETS
Doll•r Amounts
lnT~a
HIT \!Ai.ET IMC , llO Wleon, Coel• -.CAll2827 AOHIH AHTHOHY MAALAH, 100 wii.con_ I~, C:0... W... CA tH1T
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County ca.ti 04 Orwio-County on Apfll 7, 11112
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Publlol\90 Orange COHI Ot lly Pllol Aor'll I, 18. 23. 30. 1N2 16&1-t2
Nil.IC NOTICE
'ICTITIOUI aUllN«H
MAME ITATIMINT
The following person 11 do•ng
t>ua.ntuaa
NORDIC REFRIGERA TION
t 525 W MacArthur. • 17 Costa
MHll, CA 92626
WAYNE M STAALf.SON
17062 Green Street 93 HunllflQ·
Ion Beach. CA 92649
Th11 buainesa Ml conducl8d tiy an
1ndMduat
Wayne M StlllMO<l
This atatemefll wu hied wllh the
County Cle•k or Orange County on
APfll 19 1982
ACTmOUa.,._.a ...-... IT.ATIMIWT
The 1011ow1no pereon It doing
bullnwt N'
BEN 0 . 1001 W 171h 81., &ullt
M. ()osta Meta., CA 92t27
Gary L Banne<. 1205e Luoae
SI . Ctrrllot, CA 9070 I
Thia t>ullneaa II concluCttd by •
llmlltd petlnwlhle>
Otty L 8tnn«
Thi. 111\tment'w .. flied wMh tht
County Cleltl ol Ot-. County on
AP<I 15, 1982
,U1'177
Publllhed Otange Cout Dally PllOt,
•oril 18, 23, 30, May 7, 1082
17<>e-82
PIU llTICt
'ICTmC>Ue IU .... 1 MAmSTA~ The~ --.. doit'O -..
OM INVESTMlNTS. 1117 Ot nt OfWe Cott. ,.._, CA tHH
l YHHE K GIHSBUAG, 11 17 Dan• 0...., Cott. ,.._, CA t26H
~1>..-u le conoucrt..i 1>1 en 1n-
LY~E K. OfMellUllO
fMo lltlt1t1•n• •ti llled wlln 111• C-..., Ciel'\ 04 Ortf'Ot Cout!ty on~ T ,,.,
,IM19 ~~'.''i~n~~~~OHI Oul(&~~
Ml.JC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSIHHI
NAME S~ATEMl:NT
The following peraon 11 doing
busineH as
DOM ORIGINALS. 500 S Marn
$1 Ste 512 O.ange CA 921168
Cat la Dawn Har l 5 t 8 East
O.ikmon1 Orange CA 92667
r his t>uslMSB 1s t>e•ng conducled
by .tn 1nd1V1dual
Cati• Dawn H811
Thr• 1t;11emen1 wll l11ed with 11141
County Cletk of Orange CoYnty on
Aprol 21 t1182 F1'7571 Publllhed Or•nge Coaat Dally F1nT72
Pll01, AP<tt 23. 30, May 7, 14, 11182 Put>hsl'led Orange Coa111 Daily P110I
1803•82 "P'4t 23. 30 May 7 14, 1982
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Nil.IC NOTICE P\8.JC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS IUSIHEH
Tile lollowing per~on rs doing NAME STATEMENT
b<J51ness es file following person 11 d orng
ANDERSON ENTERPR1SES t>usrness as
19132 Magnolia C30 Hunling1oro THE SECOND TIME AROUND
Beach, CA 926'16 HO E 11th St Cost11 Mesa CA
Irene Ete1ne Ande1sot1 t9132 92627
M1gno1111 C30, Hun1tng1on Beach. Bnan Gorham Jones 3405 S
CA 92646 Ros~ St Sanla Ana CA 92707
This business •• conducted by an Tnrs 1>u11ness 11 conducled by an
ind1vtdual 1ndrvrdual
,,_ E Ande<son Brran GOtllam Jones
This 11a1emen1 wes hied '""" the Hus statement waa filed w.lh Ille
County Clerk ol Orange Counly on County Clerk ol Oranoe County on
AP<1t 21 1982 /\pr1I 2 1 1982
F11ma F117T75
Put>t1Shea Orangt> CoaSI Daily P1101 Pub111hed Orange Coaal Da111 P1101
AP<ll 23, "lo May 7 14. 1982 Apro1 23 30 May 1 14, 1982
1784-82 1781 -82
PHUC MOOCE
CONSOLIDATED
REPORT OF CONDITION
Consolldatlng domestic subsidiaries of the Marine
National Bank of Santa Ana. In the stale of California, at
the close of busmess on March 3 1, t982, published in
response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency
under title 12. United States Code, Section 161.
Charter number 17052
Netlonel Bink Region Number 14
Dollar Amount•
In ThouNnda ASSETS
Cash and due from banks ..................................... 2,857
U.S. Treasury securities .... . . . ...... .... .............. . 36 1
Obllga11ons of other US Gov't
agencies and corporations .. ..... .... .••. •.. ...... . 800
All other securities . ........... . .. ................. 180
Federal funds sold and securities
purchased under agreemeots
to resell
a. Loans, Total (excluding
unearned Income) ........ . .. .... . 10,289
b. Less: Allowance for
possible loan losses ........................... 46
c. Loans. Net .... .. .. ..... . .............. . .. ..... 10,243
Lease f1nancmg receivables ... ........... ................. ... . 99
Bank premises. FF.& E., etc ..................................... 694
All other assets . .. . ....... ... .. ... ... .... . ........... 416
TOTAL ASSETS ......................................... 18,050
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of lndi11lduals,
partnerships and corporaJlons .. . .... .. •. 2,819
Time and savings deposits of individuals.
partnerships, and corporations ........................ 8,865
Deposits of United States Government .. .. . .... 36
Deposits or States and
political subdivisions .... .. ..... ... ............ ... ..... .. 100
Certified and officers' checks . ... .... .... .... . .... 464
TOTAL DEPOSITS IN
DOMESTIC OFFICES ........... . ......... 12,284
Total demand deposits ..................... 3.319
Total time & savings deposits ........... 8.965
All other liabilities ... . .. .. .. ... ..... . .... ...... .. ..... ... . 96
TOT AL LIABILITIES
(excl\.lding subordinates notes
and debentures) .............................................. 12,380
1171 TIYITI ........
4 IPffd tr•na., air cond., radio,
luggage rack, deluxe exterior In
metalllc brown with Mddle vlnyl In·
terior. G...t economy with room for
the family. (383MPR).
5 2999
11111• 414
"1111 llDU 11"
Automatic tran1 .. pwr. It. & brakee,
alr cond., atereo, ca ... ue, llldlng
rear window, duel tank1, cu1tom
wheel• & tlrH and chrome 1tep
bumper. (1Me8928). What a neat 4 wheeter for )ult .
5 6999
1111 •••••
ICCOll 4 -· Automatic transmission, power
steering & !>fakes. air cond .. silver
metallic Hterlor with burgundy In-
terior & AM-FM radio. (465WU0).
5 6599
1111 TIYITI
ClllLU 4 •· SEIAI Auto. tran1 .. factory air conditio-
ning, power 1tMrlng, power dl1c
brake•. AM-FM 1tereo and low mllee. (1CGE044).
56499
1111 ·-F-2IO Pl•·IP Automatic tran1., power brakH,
1tereo cu1ette, cu1tom cab and
1tep bumper. A great work truck
that'• priced to Mii. ·
CALL
TODAY!
1171 lllTlll
F11111K
Economical 4 cylinder engine, 4
lpeed tranamlalk>n. pwr. lteerlng &
brakee, AM-FM stereo, wire wheel
di.cl, radial tlree & more. Mult ...
to appreciate. (853VAE}.
53699
1171 TIYITI
lllllLU "Ill" LIFTUCI
5 1peed tran1 .. air cond., pwr.
brakH, AM-FM 1tereo, ext. trim
package, apotleu yeUow flnllh with
bllM:k vinyl Interior. (381962). A fun car with great 1tytlng for just
5 5299
1111 TIYITI •au.._.,, LlfTllll
5 •Peed. factory air conditioning,
power 1teerlng, power dllc brake1 .
1tereo caaHtte, eunroof & under
11,000 mlee (18SY724).
57399
BRAND NEW 1982
TOYOTA 1/2 TON PICKUP
4 speed transml881on, front disc brakes, 2.4 lltre engine and
fully factory equipped. (039756). A graduation special at
$
'
SPECIAL
GREEN RIBBON BUYS .
These late model, low mileage cars all
carry Earle Ike's exclusive 2 year 24,-
000 mile warranty. You can't losel
BEST BUYS
IN ORANGE COUNTY!
e 1117 llTSll 1-210 2 II. 5 3499 Automatic trana .. pwr. brak .. , AM-FM
radio; 1teel radial tlree, exterior trim pac-
k age. Very clean In every re1pect.
(328TZD). White exterior with beige vlnyt
Interior for juet
• i~!~e~~~.~r·!~t pwr. brakes, s4 399
atereo. lint.ct glaaa & morel Gleaming
metallic allver with custom Interior.
(263VCP). Stylish ~y for only
• 1!~!~~!.~~!r~r~'!. air cond., • 5 69 9 9 AM-FM etereo, alloy wheels, exterior trim
pad<age & more. (19JZ435). This gleemlng
brown metallic bMuty hal lela than 15,000 mll91; don't mill ltl •
BRAN.D NEW 1982
TOYOTA COROLLA
4 speed transmission, bucket aeata, front disc brakes, 1.8 lltre
engine and fully factory equipped. (2~512). a graduation spe-
cial at $ -
. NO EASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ON AN~Y~T""'""""'R--U ....... C_K_l_N_....,.
INVENTORY ••• MAKE US AN OFFE~ EVEN
AT FACTORY INVOICE,. INCLUDING ~4x4'51·
1111 Fiii
F-110 PICI IP
6 cyl., auto. trans .. power steering,
power brak ... AM-FM radio, tinted
gtaaa, custom wheels & low miles. (1Y41087).
57699
1110 llTSll
1210 LlnllCI
SL package, 5 speed. factory air
conditioning, AM-FM radio, tinted
glass, custom Interior & exterior &
under 8000 miles. (1AP8447).
55299
1171 TOYOTA
CELICI LIFTUCI
5 speed trans., air conditioning,
stereo, power ateerlng. rea't wtndow
shade & custom two tone red me-
tallic finish. (842XSO). What a car tor only
5 5999
1111 YILISWAID ...........
5 dpeed trans .. factory air cond.,
power dllc bfakee, ltereo cueette,
sunroof, alloy whMI• & gleaming
bl9Ck P90kage. ( 1AOK978).
57799
1111 ISID
"U"c.E 5 speed tranamllllon. AM-FM radio,
all the factory equl~!i~t Ovet 11,000 mllel, custom & tlrM. (1CQA945).
5 5999
1171 TIYITI
CELIU UFTIAOI
Automatic tran1ml11lon, power
steering, power dllc bfakee, AM-FM
stereo, rear window 1hade kit &
custom two tone paint. (813UXT).
54299
1111 TIYITI
CEUCI UFTUll
Auto. tran1., factory air conditio-
ning, power dlac brake•. AM-FM
r!!dlo, sunroof and alloy wheels. (1AQX975).
5 7999
1111 mna
COR-.U "El" C9I
5 speed transmlaalon, stereo caa-
sette. power brake• and morel
(677RLF). An exceptionally clean rare modef for juSt
BRAND NEW 1982
·TOYOTA TERCEL
4 speed transmission, bucket seats and fully factory equipped.
(415074). A graduation special now priced at only
$
I •
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ClASSIFIED
INDEX
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142·5171
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sm1m
... .... e 1---umm---~~-1
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- 3 8dnn 2 beth home wtltl
plenty of ctwm, In pttlne
locatlon. A11ume H1.
-000 loen al 12\(i% and
::: ...... osry 2nd wtltl
low down. Priced at
-11'9,000. Cell now, = ~1171 ~-tl1
= --= •...a = 38d2 .. &29d1 .. &
-beef\ • .nt. comer Ioele-: tlon. Pie* up .. phone,
: cell Tim Rhone, agt -=, --.. .
Rr!M~
= ·--= •• , .,, = a..utlful Newport e.ctl -home for the executive -end hie femlty. Large 4
.... Bdrm tMtt\ open bMfned -cethedral celllnga In II· :;: Ying room. RV eoceu.
:;: Low Interest rate flnen·
.,. clng evellable. Call for ::: complete detall1, ------•• --.... -"" -~ :m ---"" ---... --...
~7171
THE :REAL
ESTATERS -----.., .... ----It'••,..., 8drm3
. ....
be1h, tonne! ~ room
wtltl ..,..,., tonne!
nlng room. Huge bey
window. countty k"°'*1
owrtoolca lpet1clng ooot
l .,._ CIOM to 3 Coeta
MeM Golf CourMe. Try
amall doWn, owner wlll
help with financing.
U75,000. Cell now, a.a1a .,. .,., .,. .,. -.... mt ii -"" -'"1
THE :REAL
ESTATB:RS
.. Lo.oking for a career in sales?
. : See today's Help Wanted ads,
.:-'classification 7100.
,
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PllllllU 11111
Prize West Bey bllyfront. Slipa for 2 boata,
remodeled 3 bdrm. 3 bllth $1,200,000. .
Ocean & jetty views. Marine rocim. 4 bdrm. 3
bath, 3700 aq.tt. s1 .sa~.ooo. Oceanfront.
1.111 llLI 11••
Prime Lido Nord t.ytront. ~bdrm.~~ bllth.
Lge L.R .• 2 boat allpa $1,500,000.
CUSTOI ElPAHED POITOFIH MODEL
NAllOI VIEW NOIES
HEAT FIHICIH IY OWIEI
Great family home on quiet circle.
Four Bedrooms, three and one half
baths. 2850 Sq Ft. Dramatic entry.
Professionally decorated, Italian
Tiie, French Windows and Doors.
Central air conditioning with elec-
tronic air filters. Sophisticated
security and smoke detection
system. Oversized street to street
• 1ot. Large patio with firepit over·
looking custom pool and oversized
spa and waterfall, surrounded by
mature, well manicured landscap-
ing. Childs playhouse. Fifty foot
Aviary. $459,000.
OPEi llOHE 111-hl 1 ·4
17U rwt ......... Clrde •..,.n•• hllf/lrHlf llZ·llH • 141·1111
* 1111 UY AIU* * 1111,111 * 3 br houae on fee land featuring
hardwood floors & ahingle roof
with 11~ assumable lat T .D.
Priced for immediate aale!ll 3670
San M igu el 759-1501 o r
752-7373 .
* WD1llJfF -... *. Sensationally remodeled & de-
corated 4 Br hom e featuring
swimming pool, bonus room,
skylit.e, lush private courtyard,
fplc & aaaumable financing.
Only $299,000 on FEE land. 2670
San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach.
759-1501 or 752-7373.
* 1ll1LEllll * 11,211 Pll 11211
is all you pay when you takeo-
ver existi..ng lit T.D. Spacious 4
br executive detached home .
Featuring fnnl din. fmly rm &
frpJc. Only $213,500 FEE. 2670
San M18ueJ. Dr., Newport Beech.
759-1501 or 762-7373. .... , ..... .................
(11.f) tll-1M1 (114) JU. tall
'
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TAYLOR CO .
Ill \I !'11:-. '" l'tll1
•--••mt .. .., ~I 11 fw ...... Pra,1rt,
Magnificent location o'looking 8th green
of golf coune. Majestic Colonial custom
by owner/builder. 5 bdnna, lge formal
din nn, tam rm, billiard rm, ·refrigerated
wine nn, & 611\ be. Marble, finest wood
paneling, air cond., + many custom fea-
tures. $2, 150,000 including land. May eell
fum.lshed.
21111111......-•hl•-4 ••Nil lllTll. u. ...,...,.
•IMll $3eK down to 10% AITD.
4 Ir '*" 1 Bdrm rental. OMC tradel Agt Bruce
Blomgren. 790-0297
ANT A
Ctaulled Ade 842-5878
Ill.Ill H laA
Wltmml' wtll ..
Panoramic View -Great Waterfront
Location. Redwood Float + 50' Dock.
Custom Built Home With Three Be-
drooms, Th.ree Balconies. Exceptional
Quality • Kitchen With View Window
Hu All The Modem Amenities • Used
Brick Bar-B-Que In Outstanding Patio
Area. Even Tiled Garages -Great
Offering. $1,295,000. A Dion-Maria
Lilting.
(!) 759-91• uc..,.. ....... ... .,...c..-·--........ ,.
IDEAL OCEANFRONT
LOCATION
aad and ~arr are at yonr doorelep in l .. h
nntlf11I n.1-2 ... 1_,.. 4 bdnn. 3~ be "'°-·
rick el ow~llip in detail a ipalily. C.U II•·
Jll -.ee .. Pal U-dolen or Aidt.in 0.yllft for
lat "owner M•itled" rinanei ... 1725,000.
"·Ope. Sllft .• 1-5. 2804 1t'. Oeeaahvat. Npt. ...
WATERFRONT HOMES, tNC
REAi. f.ST A Tt
s.ln. ~·· "'-•y ~
2'36 W COMI Hwy 316 M.rn Avt
Nfwpor1 Bt1rh Mio. l.i.nd
Hl·l41t '7Mfft
A SPIRAL
STAIRWAY
TO
*
. GRACIOUS LIVING
-FOREVER VIEW-
Two Master Suites,
Mid .. Qlllboar•.
*JllMs
10%3
. FINANCING
BUILDER WILL PAY POINTS
ONLY
$125,800
10% DOWN
CALL HAL OR PAT
673-7300 751-9906
CIO SAT., Slll Z·5 P .ll
U11 PACllC AVE., C.ll
End dt Wll8on
dlnml• .. , .. ........ WOWI Loweet price bayfront home OH BAL
BOA COVES. Laro• 4
bdrm, 3 beltl, double pteoe, OOY«ed patio
muofl morel Wiii AIT
trade fOf Eutbluff • 8e
lhorea Of ???fl
........ 111,IM.
48r, cathedrel oelllngl, I
romodeled kitchen. A1-
1umable loan et 9.5" .
Owner enxsoua. Ctlll now 97~70
\( >ll/ 1ll'1f
I•• ' o ••1 '•
.... ..,..... "' RI ....... .... ..... dll-1... Localed on greenbett. to-~~~~~~ =~'*":~ .... lllTI" and atrium. Extra .,o• _..I -•• muter IUlte '*"dramatic; ... ,1 _.. loft bedroom. Priced to A l~nlHllO 4 Bdrm. ... •I onty 1149,000.
113&iif ..... If you yearn lor atone
tlrepl.a.e, wood penal·
ting. knottY pine~ l a ~ yerd. you'I
tow thla home. 3 Bdrm 2
Bel temly room. 0-W
wll be hllpf\I -"" flnen-
o Ing. Offered at • 150, ooo. 751-3191
I C::.'·• I .
...,...,. I 1•1! 11 >t •• I 'J
" ... 702 AMole. CdM. '235f(.
Open dllJlo/ 1-6. 173-2041
Cozy cotteoe 2 br, 1 ba,
lrplo. walk to beach.
Owner flnenc.. R-2 IOI.
'215,ooo. &4CMne we. •1----.. Beactl liou11. perfect
oond .. a300 aq ft. 4 8dr. den. Opn 1·5 Sat/SUn.
1124,500. G. Douglaa
173-4271 ...., ... c....... 1114 I '911/lfl ••••••••••••••••••••••.
OutatMldlng WilUe In lhll 1211'-..... 1'11 trMe¥el home on cut--. • nc. OWf'eti.d lot, F.R. fll 31111
w/trplc. OWl"lf wll ..... , Ju1t In tlrM fOf eumm«,
with financing. A grHt lhla !owty ooot home .... b u y a t I 2 39 , O O O • turM terrific financing. 4
751-3191 1.,0• bdrm•. new paint,
1tory home with mrignlfl
cent llving, famlly ., ...
Fireplace, country kit
chen. 12% flnanoln
avallabte. Price onl
1149,toO. Call fOf mor
clet811a. 546-2311
THE :REAL
ESTATEl<S
n•ar perk• and ac:hool1. Offered at 11'9,900. CALL US ABOUT OUR OPEN HOUSES. 540-1151 ~~!~~~ _a_u._1_1.-.. -.,.-u-u_•_·_,· fiilil~I
lion and good term1. Spectacul.,, 1p.,kllng • •
1n. .... ........... AHUml 10Yt% 111 T.D. paot l epa mekll thle 3
and owner will help 11-Bdrm 2 bath home a 124,111 -nance. Thi• home hH A'"" F tutlc
fr"h paint, nearty n-::.;-~ Priol 1149 Siii -.I
cerptlt, gar. door~· 950. Call for more de-buy1 Ihle roomy 4 Be· w~ts~. et~ '1!!546-2313 droom famlty home w/2
.,
Brand nu • Bd 2-~YJ
COfn« toe. V.cant {.;9 AM~ 107370 tit!t\114 ==-m~ -----·-·• -centl. 1120,000. Prlnd-TR\DITIO\. \l.
RL\I l)
Dir
Ftl TIE Yllll PHFHlllllL II
IEWPllT IOU Here is an excel-
lent opportunity for the first
lime buyer, investor or working
couple. This l BR, condominium
home offers security, recreatio-
nal amenities & excellent loca-
tion. Offe red at $89,500 with
low down & good financing. Bill
Wedmore 551-8700 (Kll)
YIUH EXHITIYE llllE Lavish
use of glass brings the out.doors
In. Gated community w/s pa,
pool & sauna. 9 mo . young.
Quiet area but cloee to shopping
& art center. $97,900 Gini
McGhee & L o rraine Reid
551-8700 (Kl2)
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
UlllSU 1421,ltl
Recent price reduction makes this
lowest 4 BR home on Lido! Comer
location affords beautiful light ex-
posure. l block from tennis, bea-
ches & club. Owner will assist fi-
nancing up to ten years. Hurry!
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
,11111111111
... llmlf 1-4 #Ill•••,, ............
Come .. thla huge two 1tory -3
bedroom home In preatlglou1
JHmlne Creek. Tennl1 • pool • guarded gate.
~ QI .
R9JlORS CAll
(PM) ... ·1tel 1Stftt ..
581-1100
pala only. Don't delay,
c:8I '*"' todey. Dl9l\e Volpe
•••1• 3BR, 2BA, A· 1 cond on
1.,0• R-2 lot. Park 1111•
yard. e..t.tde.. By OMW.
$131.000. 842-9125 or
8'2·27'1 eft• 5:30 PM
3 Br. 1 Ba. hol'8e on Woe
50x175' 3 unit lot. 431
HMll!ton. Do not dlsturt>
tenanll. I 129,000.
54-5041 w. & Mindi,
ABSOLUTE 831:.;.-:_
STEAL!! 2 er. 1 ea.~ ar. 1 ea. ~:c?~u:'J: 72x105' R2 lot. Do not
BEST BUY In New ort dl1turb tenanta. 1521 BMctl OCEANVU ERo Orange. 1 121,000 .
4 eoft. PROf'. Oe'C<)AA. 543-5041 w. l Wknda.
Ta>, pooHp8 & ••new 831-3520 wkdyl.
all for onty '378,500. A 4 Br. 2~ Ba. Condo. By
trade conaldered. Call Owner. Meny xtra1.
PATRICK TENORE DI· 1105,000 In uaumabte rec tly 831-1288 or financing. Aaklng 1132,
78CM702 TODAY! 500. l44MJ710.
.... "' home. OWnar wll help lnance. HURRY.
Thi• beeutlfut home
won't IHI. 1155,000. 540-2910 Agt. All! for
Lort. ........
HERE ~~sr~ 21ABa
TwnhM, 1 yr otcM>uy ~
rect from bullder. E.a•t
Side.
BEAUTIFUL 4Br, 2Ba,
great· great location.
lt3t,500.
•14211
a-11.ana...
3 bedroom EHl•lde ....i condo. 2~ beth•. llre-tam ._. piece; 2 petloe. Submltl ~one of the S1.ie,OOO. Tarbell. AMI·
ttnti1t ocHnfront loca-_t_on._9_7_e._z_390 ___ _
t1ona there la. BMutlful 3 NEW CONDOS & other
bdrm home with formal homea, NO DH to quelt-
dlnlng rm., family rm.. flen. 10% dn. ~ pymta 1
maid'• quart era, a yHr. RCA Inv. Manny,
WOf1llhop and"*' • ..,. 821-6938 .
veutt. Lowty trop6cel de· ---.;;--iiiiiiir;'"--1tgn. Spectecutar White IY IWWI
water .,_, '2.800,000. I 10K BELOW MARt<ET
,,,,.,,,..
•• ."!!!a •••••••• !.~! •
Sharp 4 br, 2 be, fem.
rm. IP' home. 80% In., 30 yr loen, 2 pta l.ftdlr.
•1•2.000. 979-1131
OAAHD OPENING
SAT • SUN 12-6 113 Monte Vlata • ~ Condoe, •14', 000 to ., ... 000. Begen(
& drametlc 2 & aer "' plen1, maHlv• frptc1,
wet bare, 11' veulted oemnoa. '°""" din. -.. 2 oar gano••· yda, ,,.nch dra, balcon1 ...
IOlld -==mudl "'°"· 8ulder ~ Wma. •• na. Wtu1de 148-1270, Evtia ....... •t1hu..._ ............
fot .... Oi• U.. 21 --------.---
11...as1.ao10 -· -... ,. 2,000 eq ft horM ... ., .. I W"°""91 ... & ~
•••••••••••••••••••••• rm • "'ore. Call now HOUM °" ......... '"9 tn.A10. 000,lot--.-. •.
lllt. Cl11>4ft Ila. \ t . 11 I tl /' tt
'
•
Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT /Friday. Aprll 30, 1982
TH£
t'.i\MILY
CIRCtN
"Con I hove o gloss of water, Mommy? Our
puddle is dryin' out."
by Brad Anderson
"I'm sorry ... I didn't know you don't like
cigar smoke In the house!"
Jl'DGE P:\RKt~R
YOV'RE A HE~. MIS6 CLARK ..
AND DINNER Wil l. f>E ON THE
HOU&E FOR YOU ANO MR.
DRIVER'
'900~ Ml'LLINH
11M SURE I COULD
WORI< BETTER WITHOUT
YOUR CONSTANT
085ERVATION"
MOON .
BIGG£0RG£
'c.A ·:.
~· '.' '\.
IP.•
• If
"
by Virgil Partch (VIP)
'(•J O
1'You wouldn't h1~n to know wher• the neuHt
orthodontist 11, would you?" '
Dt.::\:\IS THE ~E:\AC'E Hank Ketchum
by Harold le Ooux
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
ODD --I STIU.
HAVE THE FEELING HEIS
MANGING AROUND ...
PEANIJT8
Ol</IH, WE'LL P1.AY THE
POINT OVER. .. ~ PAtTNER
WAS 5eRVIN6 ...
Tl' MBL£" ££DH
IF YOU KIDS
WILL M OW
MY LAWN, I'LL
GIVE YOU
EACH A .
DON'T BELIEVE
HIM···HE NEVER
T E LLS THE TRUTH ~-...._
by Tom K. Ryan
by Ernie Bu sh m1ller
HE USE D
TOBE A
U5EO CA R
SALES MAN
' l D~~LA~t.~.
6
.............. . ............ ........ __ .... ··-·
GORDO
>-14..\f mE
NAK.E:O
APE I'!>
£1/JOEl<ITL '(
6T!LL E:VOLVIA/Gf
6EEMS
HIS J..JTrl.E ra: 1-:,
.51...0NL'-I
ot:;.APPEAIC-
/Ne/
4-30
t'l'~K ,. "l~KEllBEA~
HEUD , I'M DR .~ Af\V
1-M GOI~ TO BE ~~6€0N !
PRARRl.t: .
•.SMOCK
1"'He L-IGH"f'S
ARE: S'T'I L..L-FAr:::>l NG,
POC'T'OR /
IN
TEN
by Gus Arriola
~o ,.._....___. ................
'VE:Al<51
MAN
WILL .VO
LOIYeEK HAVE CU:f
• '-' "'-..:..~.
by Tom Bat1uk
WElk. I I HAVE N\ANPhf.D
W ~VE A U11L.E !
OR A
f>IGGeR ANr:::>
S"T"RON<SeR
HAMSleR!
by Kevin Fagan
I KNOW, I l<NOl.I) If~ J~f
'f~~ 1\lE. ~Ei M-4 ·C,O~'S
IN l.lfE. 'JO Hl(,1-\ I
,-----. PA1~1C-'!
by George Lemont
A\~ o'C1.QO<. IN
1'Hfi ~\NG '??II ..
-.OT1CI Of AVAIUMITY OIANNUAL~T T~ ~!Wei report tor ~ °". ~ ~ 1M1 of VIHTAO IMW
HOUll. 1 prlv••• foune111 n,'tl
11tllleb .. •• 111 prlnclNI oinc. ~ ring regular bu1ln1H hOura 'for lt1
ln1peoflon by any ctt111n wno 10 r--•· wtltlln 1IO Olyt ."., tN' I O•I• Of 11111 publlC•llon Tll• I d·
Or1t1 of 1111 prlv•t• louno11lon'• Pf lncipll olflce • a 1 N .. J" Al!'PQr1
l.l>op Orlv•( Coit• M .. 1. CA and ttll name o 111 prtnc:lp.i ~ 11
J,elanO R. HOUH, Jt
Publlllhld Otll'IOt Cout o.lty
Piiot, Aprll IO. 1002
rta.tc NOTICE
fl1CnnGUI IUllNIH
NAiii aTATIMIHT
Th• followlng peraon II doing
butlnlN ... CONNECT SOFTWARE. 2854°
Or1n9e Avenue, 8 11111 A. Co111 Mwa, Callfomla 81627
NllH E111on Hopkin•. 2&54
Or1ng1 Avenue. Suite A, Coate M-. C.Ufotnle 8U27
Thia bual..-la conouc:..o by an
lndMdl.lal. NllM E HOOk!IM Thia 1111amen1 w11 llteo wl1h the
County Cle<k ol Orange Coun1v on
Apr11 14. 1882.
'117m P11bll1had Or1n91 Cout Dally
Pltol. Aprd 16. 23. 30. May 7. 1982
1882-82
NII.IC NOTICE
Nll27H
f lCTfTIOUS IUSIN£H
NAME ITAT£M€NT
The followlng Petton• are dOlng
bullnesa H
IA) MR. ANGELOS CAPE COO
HOUSE (B) MR. ANGELOS ITALIAN
INN, 11861 Harbor Boulevllfd Gar·
Cleo Grove. Calllomla 92840
MR ANGELOS. INC , a Ca11-
lornl1 COtPOrallon, I 1861 Harbor
Boule11ard, Garden Grove Callfor-
nla 92640
ThMI bu11neu ts conduellld by a
corporllk>n
Robert A Ven1ura
This 11a1-1 was llleel with the County Cle<k ol Ot11nge County on
April 2, 1962
f1M581
Publl1hoel Orange Coa91 Dally Piiot. Acrll 30, May 7, 14 21, 1982
19!>5-82
PU8LIC NOTICE
NOTICE Of PU8LIC
AUCTION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY REMAINING
OH VACAT!O PRIEMIHS
Of FORMER Tl!NANT
(CC11N)
fllotlce •I hereby given oo May 22.
1982, et 10.00 a.m . at 660 w. 17th
Stroe1 In Cosl8 Mesa. Orange County. the undert1gne<1 will sell al
public nle the personal property lett by JOHN EVANS
Said property cons•ata of P8f$0-
nel papers end furniture Said euc;..
llon wlll oe made pursuant 10 the
PIOVISIOO Of Section 1988 Of the C1-
11U Code
Dated April 18 1982
Rlct\Md Seti .....
MOW. 17th SI.
Cot11M ... , Ce.
PuDlllhed Orange Coast Da11y Po
lot. April 30. l\Aay 7. 1982
1813-82
P1BJC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSIHEH
NA• ITATEMIEHT
The lollowlng persona are
doing business u .
CAFE CONTINENT Al ANO ICE CREAllA, 42!>0 Barranca Park-
way. •R lrv!M. CA 92714
VtRENDRA KUMAR. 23700
Llttle Quall Avenue. Olamond Bar,
CA 91765
SUOESH KUMAR, 23700 Little Ouall Avenue. Diamond Bar.
CA 91765
This buSln8$S II conducted by
an lndlvl<Jual (husband 6 wlle)
Vlrendra Kumar
Thia statement was flleel with
the County Clerk of Otange Coonty
on Aprll 28, 1982
f11MOO
Publllheel Ota1199 Cont Dally
Pllol, Apru 30. May 1. 14 21. 1982
1957·82
Nit.IC NOTICE
FICTI'll0\18 9U .. N£H
NAlft STATEMENT
The lollowtng person 11 doing
ouslneaa aa.
JOJOBA RESEARCH PART-
NERS. 1301 Dove StrMI. Suite 260.
Ntiwpon a.ch. Calllomla 92660 ROBERT E. COLE 6811 Bar
Harbor Drive. Huntington Beach.
Calitomla 92648
Thi• business 11 conelucteel by a
llmlled partnership
Ro1:>er1 e r o1e
This •111-1 wn loleel with thfl
County Clerk 01 Otange Couf'tty on
April 28. 1982 F111274
Publl1heel Orange Coaal Dally
Pilot, April 30, May 7 14. 21. 1982
1891-82
P\8.IC NOTICE
flCTITIOUI IUSINIEH
NAME STATl!•NT
The following pert0n1 are doing
bU.inMSU CONTRACTORS BOOKKEE-
PING & ADMINISTRATIVE SER-
VICES. 823 West 16th SlrMt New-
por1 &each. Cahfomla 92MJ
ANNE T THORNBURG, !>70
Noble S1r .. 1, Orange. C1lllorn11
92669 CHRISTINE L NEBLEn 319
Streamwood. 1rv1n1. Celllornla
e2114 I Thi• bu91nns It conduClllCI by II
QIMl'll Plrlnl<lhlp
Anne T. ThOrnburg
This &tllemenl wu tlllel with the
County Cler'lt of Otange County on
AprM 28. 1082
f1SIZ71
Publl1h1CI Or1ng1 Co111 Dally
PllOt, AprU 30, M~ 7. 1'4. 21, 1982
18U.S2
ACTmOU9_...H ..,,_ITA~
Ttle followlng perton 11 doing
~-COUNTRY CUITOMI . en r-.. ltreet, eo.i.a ......, Cflllf«·
nle 12'27. 4 MARION ~NOOM Mcl°LAOY.
128 Towne Str .. t , Co111 Mell,
CellfOmlt t2t27.
Tl'llt ~ le oondYottd b1 II\ lndMdull
M-1ofl !. Mt:&oy T'llll llallfNM ... Mid wlVI the
County a.ti Of er.,. County on ~u.1tta. _..,.
ftubll•Md O~a• COMt Delly ,._ AtH1 :Ml, IMO. 14. 11, 11U
1-.92
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, April 30, 1982
eal Estate-the Complete Orange Coos~ Market Place
.. ' ...
.. , •..
~ ..
5ff-nr 5 Bdrm• ch gt1n1 II\ uec .,.., '80,000 bttow
mkt. Muat NII now. Sub·
mlt your t1rm1, bkr
840709.
1fHW llHI Ill •• No Down-Ho quallfyl~.
6
7
8
low lnterMt. 1. 2. 3Br.
from $1100 monthly. '3, ooo total coet. on1y e ten.
Call 541·0'425. 24 hrt.
iiekiir.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ltS2~ CAM"" DI: fflVltC~
p
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MUTLMATlll
Clean . va c ant . netr
beech. 3 Bdr n" 81. 11-
mlly ntllghbo<hood, cloM
to achoo11 & ahopplng.
Flexlbl• lln1nc1ng. I 1 '45,
000.
111-1111
. ''
RVM~
----
**PRESTIGE
T£RMS!
WOOC1bndgt"1 mott pr•
11lglou1 addreH, lhe
Lending by J.M. Petit'•.
Ottered •t an unbtlleva-
bl• 1239.000. Thlt 3
Bdrm OellQht It IUC*t>ly
IOc:ated and lnvtt• your
<Hltlvt otlef.
\\\Hwi h ridge
KcalllJ
:i~l -:1000
lr.'lffur•flU l'\•'.lr\-
llOYE ..
Tlnm.DICI
Join 1hl move u p 10
Turtlerock. crowdl You
too now~ •fford lo llw
In Turtlerock In thla 3
Bdrm 2 Ba tlflO!e lamHy
home wtcentr. atrium.
lrptc & gorgeoue vu. M-
toc:. pool. tennll & wide
open 1pece.. s 11g.ooo
Toni M«rl•Layfleld. 8Q1
558o-to400
FOA SAL£. BY OWNER
2Br. 281 Gondo, 2 car oeraoe. new1y csecor•ted. 111 upgtadtd. In Wood-
:~ooo 551-2011
Plll.IC NOTICE
f1C'TTTIOUI 90 .... H
NA• ITATUle.NT
Th• l°"°""ln8 persone tre CIOing
00-11
VISA INSURANCE AGENCY,
1600 Dove, Newport Beach, Call·
1orn11 9:1660.
SIMS ROMANO ENTERPRISES
•NC .. a Callfomll corporation. 11100
Dove, Newport Beach. Callfornlt
9:lt60
Thlt ~ It condUCl(IO by t
OO<PO<allon. Sirna Romano Enter-
11~ ....
Ir lNM """I
Detached home 111 lrvlne.
New carpeting, floor1,
central air. 1119,000.
Ownet. 551-MM
.... o.. ........
~-a'*'
1714f 494-1 177 £ah,,,.,, IHI ......••..............
1wmmraa11 lehlncl In p1ymant1.
•220,000 In e1tl9tl"-ft·
nenc1no. • •or I ·~ eot.m•g~·c.a. ........... MIO_iu
BY DWIER
Three bdrm 3'A bath, 1paclous IMng room.
dining room. <fen with wetbar. Two fir ...
plac ... prlvat1i ape In aauna room 4300
sq. '1. Beautlfully decorated home with
views of B•y and Ocean •I 119 final,
Slll,000
OWNER WILL CARRY
OPEN SAT-SUN.
NOON 'Tll 5 PM
2323 CLIFF DR.
NEWPORT BEACH
'
.......... ~-•••• '"" pror .. 1w111 dNOnled. Lia. MW, 11pll.._lld I a +
den, 2"' 8A, bar1,poo~
..... ~1 ..... -dowa, De rr1~t111
OPIN HOUll IATUIDA Y
l•li • .1111 IA YllDI COVI .-r . ""'°" IMCll
I UN ITS HUNTINOTON
BCH 10 'Y"I °"' all 2Br. "458,000. Bkr. 530-0123
111111~
ASSUME l\.t~ lo9n. BY
OWNER • Prtoecl IELOW
MAAl<ET at ta•7,500,
OIWIC IOw ~ 2nd.
Open THURS..IUN. 117
Jennifer Lana, C.M. &48-1975 or 1..,1-6242.
~
No. LAQUna prttM ocean
vu. TQSI toc.tlon. M IO, ---------"'"-I 000. O. Woodfin ,
en-1n1 ...
TU-.111 .......
lafl etementa pride ot owi• lhlp. Moclerft 8pe. nl1h 1tyte tour untt
apartm9"t flouM wltfl
~.-.&golfoourw ...... '° ....... O"IY U"aa'yHra ot•.
1"°"9111laMW ...... ................. :~il•••"ouH"d• •• .... ,,...,,
1111,000 .. .., MleW .,,, .... ,., ..........
oottll 'f'lllOtPAL.I ONLYI Cati ••"or ",.,...., ..
associated
i ~ • - -• . .
Nwpt 8Mfl. 3 Br on choi-
ce grHnbelt, 1flttp.
11121 . .......a311.
Otf THE WATERI
Or .. t view Of boatl &
bayt 1r101t "'•f lace, oountty kltoNn. ldml ,..,..,,,,,.. ~. ,,..,,..
..._ now. •rs mo. c.11 e~ THE MAL ESTA TIRS
3 br. I b!.\. frptc, I car r;fl8· -a to bellefl • ..,,.. ......
..
..
Orange Cout OAILV PtLOT/Frtday, Aprtt 301 1982
\
DOLLAR DAV DOUGH SAVERS
Sell your no-tonger-Mlded Item• for cath.
If It doesn't eetl, we'll run It another 3
days FREE. One ttem per ad, mutt be priced.
Sorry. no real eetate or commercial ads.
Call today for full detall1 • .... ""'"•"· .. .,. ... .,...,
'!I.. 3AYS ... NES
CU881FIED8642•5678
OLLA RS
Real 'Estate-the Com.plete Orange Coast Market Place
~!!!.¥~.~!~.'!!~ .. '9~!!!!.f~/~.'!!!!~ .. Alul•atJ A,.ll•nl1 A,ulal•lf ,,.,,_.,, ,,..,,..,,,, ~V111ll• ••ul14'80 '••1'11,. ,.,,, 4'11 Ollln ••t1l • 4400
• IH a. J'•ff , _ •---" 1 ~ fl.Jarml..W Dalu•l•A" D"1,. .. l.J.lfl r.1~ UaJll'9l:IW ·•••••••••··•········· •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ t• • Nl!!'!t, _. 1':': •••••••••••••··~······ •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• nr.r. ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••;.... Wanted rmmtr. ~ *Ill.Ill .,,..*
•••• ••••••••••••••••• Tiny·~·tu"cii;:Ti;ik"io C.111 .,., 3114 C11t1 .,., lll4 • ..,,.,,.,, •utl•flM #ntMtl IH1A 311 T HfHPORTf 1EAC9 H Meture llberel maie. 2 br From 1 room to 3 roome.
Wlltdlff 2Br -N50 beach 1250 Utll Incl •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •---" _.._. ····•I'•·••••••••••••••• urn ey urn, ••view 2 b1. ept. Lag. Bch. From 11 18 • '"" tt. No ., __ ..... .., .....
1
· · · E11t1IC1• 1 bdr, pool ---JHlj 3140 model home. Now thru 494-8218. · .....
.,_.,,.,.,, ..... -1200 414-2789. ' ft llundrt' adutta no s>N. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• p•nK llrlllDnDJ Seo! Oc:tl & Cetellne vu 3 IMM reqUlred. Ad). Air· ~ ~'!'!'!>'.~ Furn. L~una BHch lu· •ealiB,.U u 751m'.o. 933_7890 · Huntington Crt•k Apt. uw. 2 M ~nrUI\ +fem rm ueoo mo Utll Fem. r3oomm~~·· 25 or port• Inn. 2112 Dupont, ..,. ... ....,.... ..... --lo • Dltl.tM 1 & 2 lfr. Frpc», New ......_tr..,,. Condo. Incl. Owner/agt.(Y14) OW/(, Br 2...., Bel 111. Cell AM. 833-3223
Beyald• Cove 2/den xuryat • •· Satalllt• APUT•ll E/81d• 2br, 11>1, HOO; enc lad g1r1g11 TV Br. 114 81. bltn1, oer. APID~ 340-28n , M0-3294. 875-6218 Jeenlne. '2200 TV, aaune, !Mid MMc:e, eeautltully lendac1ped 1br, 1be. '400. No pile. 11our1ty. 10-1613, lrPlc. Pool. '725 + dep. MllllU1hl , Roommate, ctNttve--450 aq 11· furn. office
Weet Bay &Br/Cloclc '3250 phone• .• 115/WHk. g:e1en ~ta. Pool & ~ 845-9181, 752-ot11 MJ 8AM-5PM ~. • 714-2103. ...--apece. '40()/mo.
W t~ I u~ ""-4K-2227 II J ... Jn•-1-•6 •&.--.. ._ pie. or11nted Pfof. preter. 841-.0753 ..... Uon1 """'1--. ntu• . ,.!>~·~!!!king. HHt ept, '275. THE WHIFFLETREE 1·2-3 28r, 1'A81, '375+1375••••• .... '!'!!.::.~.l!:':': red 10 lht 2 Br w/ltUdy, • -·~ IHd ,111 ~ ..--· 1395 VIiia Incl, rlfflg. No pile. Bdrm. Apt1. Oym, Spa, dap, 011 pd, nr Beech U¥ml • fully 1urn .. UH/mo. BAYFRONT •••• ••••••••••••••••• 1 Br ~55 Mey 1. 842·t908 Sauna. l)Ool, tannta, etc. Blvd & MacF1Clden, IEWJf•T C . M. 5/ 15. Debra
8eautlful 3 br. 2 be home, 22!0 Vanguatd540-9121 E. SIDE-3Br, 28a, ear . 846-0e19 qYlet, no p«a. 8~M 548-3981, 556-8804 Prime office. 873-1003 18~4 Port Bar mouth, children OK, no p:r.. Deluxe poo191de, xtra 1.,_ Im.. UU 11111 FlllEIS F to w 2 br houlle, E/llde iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii !.:~2';;)4f:·1:0~: p.,._ $45-0/~o.12 Br. 1'A 81. 1825 mo.+ MC dep, r• ge 2br, 2bl, bltn1 , •••••••••••••••••••••• Oldeat & lar t cy C.M., S250, 11t, lut & 'h execuplan
SPYGLASS RIDGE
IDll'fM-
W111VllW
4 Br. 2~ Bl. 2 flreplaoea,
putUno grMn, gardenef.
$1700/mo.
RMltor. JoVQe Edlund
542-8235
Big Cenyon, McLain Ad\111
Condo. 2 bdr, 2 b•. pool,
tenn11, HCured parklno.
$1000/mo. 833-7890
2 Br. 2 ba COfldo. and unit,
pool. Bike to bNdl. Enci.
garage. 1 chlld.Qk. Avail,
5118/82. $850 )19ar •••· u . Seo. dap. $850.
873-n37.
HWNITCIUT
Baautllul 4 Br lam rm.
dining rm. COndo, OCMn
vie'#, pool, tennll. Y•l'IY
$1200/mo. 546-0e8&.
BACK BAY Condo, edit.
onenteci, 3 bf °' 2 ' oen, 2 bl, bltn1, l rlga. WIO.
lrpl. Ill new decot. p<><*
LEASE
REQUIRED
Spaclcul studios. one
and two t>e01oom ao;1rt·
ments FURNISHED
and UNFURNISHED.
Oakwood also ollets
•All Utllltial Plld
'lmmediMe
Occupency • s 1 Million In
Reereetion
And Mucn More'
Fo1 a montl\ o• a ltle·
iwne Models C>nPO \1,:lv
9am to Som No !!9U·
~:u'n'dr: ~!~~·ar:!1r~'. fundable. Avall May 1. dawtir, 1~ mllff beech. New 1 br 1pt tor 1•11•. A luxury community on All client• .::'ean~tti utlla. 842-7471
Cloelto ell. Cell'ror eppt. 14e-9591 Adulte, no peta. S500mo. many otrll, 1550. the 8edt Bay. 8pectac:u. photoe & reflrencea. F/M Furn. Rm,,.., 1tlh & "A ... 11111111"
TSL "--t. 642-1803 B h f 536-8382 Jo1nn1 955-1833, lar 8p1, 7 awlmmlng Cr.Oita: r ...-.ft Pl..:Mltla. Wltt/dryf. lull Full ~cu.tom ....,,,... IC • or rent, unturn. 536-8720 pool1. 8 lighted tenn11 :..i.ood .~nlng,...,,,..... .. __._-·_ kit nr ...__ .... •200 +utll ....... & ~__._ '205/mo. P ..... call Deluxe 2 Br. 1 B1. In \t """' ,,,,__ ,,,_.., • o...... ....,. ~·
Wcstfleld , .... , .,,..-
Beautiful garden 1pt1.
P1tloa/deck1. Heat peld.
No pet1. Chlldren wel·
come.
2 Br. 2 Bl. '535
3 Br. 2 Bl. leOO
398 W. Wllaon
831-5583 Of 842-3708
l ....... AllYI
$365-$475/mo. 1 & 2 Br.
apta. new carpet, petloe,
C8lp0f11. Cat OK.
TSL Mgmt 542· 1803
552·13et. 4-plex. OW, hook-up1, J,, IHA 314' courta, bike tralla, put-The Tomon'ow Show.' no' tut 648-2093 ' Nr. O.C. Airport
encl ad &:.Wr No pet1 ••~•••••~••••••••• ting green. 81chel0fl, 1 *"'off* to .. newcllentl R "SM to AWedltet" 2 bdrm, fenced. quiet. · · Ocaenfront 2 br, 3 ba, end 2 bedreo111.apart-who need 1 .......... oommet• wanted M/F to llMlll
cul-CS.UC. 011age '495 $485. 54 · 3100 aq 11 In Oki Medlt. ment1 end \oW'lhOfJHI IEWfllT N .l 1IH ltlat• 2 bdrm. 1 ba hae. --lllllllililllliliilill--
mo. Evea 714-594-1881 1 Br. Crpt, drpa & retrlge. VIII• on cllfl o'looklng from S540 to SfOOO per • Lg yd w/gar. Leave --------2 b 1'~ b •10 J s No pet1 ocean. 3 trplca, IHded month. mHHga on bu• An11-Small lulte, 215 Rlv«llde, r, 1· v a.nn t. C .. I 980-2875 on JambOfM 1t Mila to lhr w/2 fem,....,. phone 845-3273 N.8 .. 1cro11 from Poat Adulta pref. Small dog wndw1, huge b11m1, .,_ ...--Office S350/ ok. $475. 848·5438 2 Br. 1 81. nr BHch & deck, eJec. gate, dbl• -n -!Plqul!J Hiiia Roed Newport Shorea h<>me. 2 Female. non amok er. · mo.
28
,, new Int. lnoCI yd. IJI· Slat•. enctad gar. '416. 'gar .. miny tr .... Slape (Ja,4~1 . room1 ev1t1. Mey 15. 25-40 to atwa 2 bdrm. 2 545-4726/5'W-5557
rage. 2229 Rutgara Or. No peta. 841·9348 d1ys, to pvt bHch. One of 2 81'>. ond ppar, Randy, 8•5• 752-0851 bl L1gun1 Beach apt Newport 8aKh near Hotig
1-465 mo. (2131 875-8132 840-1071S evea. moat dr1m1tlc 1pt1 on WHtfllll/Oo er ., a. W1nted; Perton to ahr 3 with ocean View. '375 & Hoap. 1000aq. It. MCOnd Co11t. Cpl or 1gl pref. ctu k br, 2 b1 apac. apt In 'h utll. 494-3304 ltC)()( offlcel, emple par-
2 .~~i~'"r,.'tro.B:.~.o;::.: 13500/mo . yrly . to . CdM. Walk to beach. Prof lam tolhr2 er 2 8a klncf· well maintained 2 Br. t Bl. ,_carpet &
paint. $500/mo. 1
Broker 851-8800.
tannl• 1575. f-728-3081 Mo-S829 Evaa 1425/mo. & ·~ utlla. api. 15°00 Ocean vu. b I L v Icky d. y.
dyl. &40-5309 9Vee. ~ Very n 38r. d • a, Ron ~28/875-4411 875-3805 714/ 5-4800.
Sharp 2 BR 2 81. lge 8 Molt e6egent ept. bldg. In yrty rental. 1875 ~ Shr INrp hie, FV, mini to Sht lrg 3 Br duplex CCIM Con1u1t1nt In lrvlne hH
rooma.111 bttna Incl O/W, 1 ~th~,.. n,: Laguna Beach, fin Ht I.E. fwy. M 22-35, 1290 utll non.' m k r Pro I . luge office to •hare.
gar, No. Coate M ... nr n. • It, locatlon In town, brMth-Incl. Big acreen TV. $285/mo Ui.4239 . Near Airport. Real
Roomy 3 Br. TownhouM McDonald•. u 25 mo. & dep. 842-4431 tailing vtews, 811 bult-lna, I -1 "4-2788 Nldt · terms. Cd 752.0188
apt In quiet adult com· Call 540-1158 Ilk tor ''• mlle beadl, 2 br. 2 car heated pool. aub. 11•· 2 Roommet .. to •hr 3Br BAYFRONT: Female for CCIM dlx aulte, AJC. ample plex. Newly decorated, Lany Of Pem . gar, cov'd patio, Ill pool re9e, elevator . Le11e NewponBr I Heigh'! prlvalote-~ ~ Jacuul C M $250 Belboe lllend 3 Br. 2 Bl. pttg utM pCI 2855 E. C11 fltepAeee. erldld patio & B.E rlghll & rec •r•••· onty $850&up 330Cllft . w garage,. Pll • -. • . . 1350/mo. +.,.. u1111 . ......; 575-eOoo gar1ge.Sorry,no pat1. AUTlfUL 3 BrMeu 1875/mo.2131926-4798• 0r494-8083 · utlla&gerdenarlncld. mo.M3-8410,83~171 Bry an873-1388 or "-1 ·
S575 Mo. 845-3381 or Verde twntu>ma type. · · '375/mo. Aidulll. no Uk for Gary 850-1324. HllEICUL
875-5949. 1~~~~ !~clf~:!'J~:r~t~0 v:cc::n'. ~..82~. ,::.1~~~ Studio 1310. ~block peta. 752-2550. Shr • br, 2~ ba Bluff• Female non-tmoker lfflll
$500/mo. 2 Br. 1 e.. up-p1t1. SIS60. 3094 Mace Keith, 982-4471 ~·. ':~·2~ SNrpgerden.QUlllhome, condo . Nwp t Bch, Rmmt wanted,_ 8.C. Prime Beach Blvd., at per apt., enclld g1r1ge, Ave 548-4011 494-MOI. !!'!;.quiet, WID. etlo, $230/mo. Alk for Henry. Plaza. Avail now. '225 + Slater, H.B. 847-25-47
Newpo'1 Belch/No. batcony/petlo, l1undry · · AILm11I lPT1 -.... mo. 72().-0572. ~ utlla. 957-2831 tv mag. --------
880 Irvine rm. Avail. ~5. Dix 2 BR. Wiik In cloMta. Neer beach. Speclou1 i,, ... , Mint/ UIJ 9pac1oue 1 & 2.Br anta 1 Shr 3 Br beachfron1 hOU-Condo tow 2 br. 2'A ba WA~ DH
Oakwood
Glrden Apartments
1~1 '61111 TSL Momt 842-1803 bltn alove & 0/W, mOlalc q u I et 2 8 r . 1 '"' 8 e . ••'•"••••'••••••••••• . ~ . ae yr le11 *2"'0 Sea , • • ........_ II .,.._ 11.i...1 & patio. $1150 mo. 11t,
lut & MC. 542· 1155
floor. pvt p1tlo. more. T ,. 1 Br. upgraded. neerly mlle from beech. No _ .. ;._Or .~ .. •,.5"'1.; • patio, frplc. C.M. 1285. -n• .... (714)145-1'04 1 er,+.E.alde.11t&lalt ChlldOK.refa.SSOO. ownhouae.S495/mo. new pool tennla pet1.M2·23ST. .,...,.., ·'""""' .evea. lmmeel.831-7808 Superbly lurnl9hed.Vlew
$a Cl•tall JZTf Newport 8elch/So.. t.:~~ty. S500. Call 84~11S93 880-8859. S550imo. 213/919·118i 2 BR, Yrty. on the beadl. Shr hN w/lull prlv. Avell Rmmte. w1nted, 3 br, 2 ~tr r:~:r~tvu:'c':" a·EA.CH .. COTT.AGE9.'2 1700 16th St I 2 Br. TownhOuM, l 'h Be. 3 br condo w/l)Ool, 2 ml. •It 7PM. $850 mo. lit.-~ NC. lmmed. $225 mo. utll b•. upper It"')' dpbc. ON S52S..$850, 2 room Mitt•:
(Dov•• 1116111) ~$525/mo. 2 Br. t Ba. No pet1. 1450/mo. 755 to beach, avall. now . ., •--·" ••11 875-7907 J! ~ Incl. a.2..aeq THE BEACH. Bal. Penln. $1175. 67~9400
bdrm, 2 bl. Wik to train. (7u ) ....... 113 !...'t1oto•rtry;.1_h, d•g·.~..'_P.!!.; W. 181h. St ...... .,507. $600. 559-8881 wknd/ •._,, -·• -R 1 _.. t _.. New b""' y.+u IN 1387 ---------twn, bch. 1700. 492-7913 ~ -~ ,.... .,.... tw .,_,,...., '""""' evs ••••r.;;•••••••••••••• New 1 Br. I 1. VIII• Bel-oom~• •want ... 0 ... r 38'.."3 "' · Balboa Penln Sub leaM 2 celling•. gatage. Brand new Condo 2 Br. 2 WUTIUff boa Adult Condo with 38r 211\BI condo. H.B. mo. 8 301 olll<lee of 10oo aq It ee IH 1••• TSL Mgmt 842-1803 Ba. garage. frplc. yerd. 1 br condo, 1450· VIII• Baeut. 1 bJ 6 den, frplc, view ot CetalltJ.• eun~t1. *275 utll lnct. 846-5e59 G111•n /11 i.at 4360 Utll. Janltorlal & P.rklng 3Z11 Sharp I 18 5 O I mo . ~~;)792~~~, 8g~;:4°'· pool. $550. M0-7814 $850/mo. 84A459. M C1V9' 30 lhr 2 br, 2 b1 ••••'-•••••••••••••••• Incl. 673-8810. 2e;~2·a:·~d~~·t•~jj; IUll IEITALJ ~!:;r .1 ~=wM:::o~~r~~ 8'M811 & "4-8289· ..;...__; _______ I 1 BR condo, Ver11lllH. $a Cl•Mll 3111 turn. moblle home, pool, o~:l~a~~·~~r= EXECUTIVE OFFICE Bal-
Oana Point Harbof. $800 Av1ll1ble now. S300 pet1. Gar. $500/mo . Large 3 Br. 2 Ba. carpet, Ilk• new. 1550 mo. Call•••••••••••••••••••••• 'tr/,0N(JB. $3~~9~~~· w 1tth c M 548-2277 boa Penn 525 It $400 mo. Incl gu & wtr. Clll week up. Agent 833-8974 drepea,gerage.Kk110K. Richard, 213·630·2323; Studio ~pt, oc11n view, ep. • • · ' · · · mo. Prlv Ba. 'A /C
Mlke (7l4)752·7855Clya 87M170. *
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br SC,.. __ S A Nopet1.2901Mendoa, 213-823-78$-4 utMlncld.'375mo.332 876-4ll>3 OBL.Storageap.$100. 857-8 111 . 875·3800,
Of evea c7141982•9748 ---------1 • nr · · .--... · · 557-8177. 2Br 1be Mt In kltcti Encl Encino In San Clement• 3 br 1wnh1e, N.8. Pool, C.M. Secure, gated. 551-6834
•--•-•--.,. .. '::P~~~~~·J.~. 3A~: ~'. ~2~21:'7:; 2 bdrm, 1 b&. Open Sat. & patio & gar. 153S, no ( ... the Mgr Apt Cl Jae, uuna. 111• 1111 & ~~i~ o 1 c · J · 0 r Col --1.1-MMl--2-50-lf-. _IUl_t_• _.. .. -_._ now Mo-4784 841-1480. Sun. 10am-4pm. 247 E. • S-·~t"'Gtta -"•, 842·2134 Adult Studio, 1tov dep . Reh. *225· *175mo. Utll lnc·ld. 779 •••••••••••••••••••••• . _,,. '' ..,..._ I I Ill 12*0/ 831-0502 S • SC Plaza Area. 3 bdrm, •--2 .. _ SC .,.__ 18th (corner of 18th & • 'OOI' Ille 'Aoo"' r ge. u •· v mo. torag• garage, alngle, w 19th St 851-6928 tpc, lg yd, petlo Now Studio, aummer onty, '"'· .... nr • • .--Weetmlnater). '425/mo. • 11 21111 Piiio A1111 NO FEEi Apt. & Condo l5l0 mow In • ...,..52. Shera 4 Br. home, bet-9x2 • Co a ta Me11. ----·-----Aval leOO ...,_ ......._...._ $500/mo. S.A. Pool, ape. '550. No 873-«>71 (213)«1·1592 • Garden llfl01••"1no r91'11.lla. VIie Rentelll. _,Bay& OcMn Avlll ISO/mo. 842-4907wkdyl Colla Mell, Harbor & · .....,._m"'. Neer bMdl. 975--0870 peta. 75 2-5822 or ' _,. 876-4912 Broll•. i..u Au ,,,, Mey 1. e75•2837 afi 9.5, Baker, 240 IQ. It 11t 5'0-4314 841-1480. Famlly ept. 2 br, 1 be, 1 • 0.tl'twUhett & 8801 •••••••••••••••••••••• 8PM floor . private entrance, ., ,._, _ _. -· s U::,MMEA Fum *3br s c Plaza s A c:hlld, no pet, 1425, $300 • J09toS.idl1 ShOps unmr ~ .. UY . Oar•g• tor rent $45 mo. nc>-amoklng. $250/mo. •n~•ll --t Apt. • • nr · · · · · depoalt. 842-1010 3 Br. 2 Ba. 11800/mo OeMce 1 Br. ALL utlllt• F/rmmte to 111r 2br 2ba MM1 del M11 Ar ... Cell SI • r re Mgmt co.
•••HOMlrF·oo·RENT••• SSOO/mo. 975-0879 Oar, pool, •P•· 1750. )Wlfy. 2131282-7733. paid. Poor, rec reom. E.11e1e c .M. apt. s200 751-9905 tve mllMQI a.t-1324.
2Bdrm.1475. oar--. 1 YEARLY 1Br. 1Be. dectt. ~,!1111d1 .. ~· 752•5522 or ... lflal Jlll BEAC,.,,.,. e•y 20102 Blrc:tl St. Jul! oft mo. Pref. 1tudent IMl1 •--I'-' .... --0-1f-1--,- 1-1-1--h--...,.. f '" • """"'· •••••••••••••••••••••• vn " .,_._tol ........ ~ 831-0411 viult -... ~ ce u • o I are. chtld OK, no pell. 1c r o11 rom beech, -3 br, 2'A be townhouae. 1 Br 1 Be, b1yfront i'9oi' ~·-um-v· •••••••••••••••••••••• ~·· ProlwaloneJly
S..S.2000. Agent, no fae. '#W/dryr, '475 mo. Ind Ee1t1tde 2 BR, am yard. Open hOUH Sat & Sun T~·.~~~·.·~! 1f:i'fy1~111~~ home, tennla c:rt, beectl, Aft mo. tact Mngr OCMnfront, M/F nonamkr mll ml furnlahed & decor . All
HOMES FOR RENT utll. 873-4132 optional-ettach gar. 1·4. 25421 Alta Vl1t1. Claulfied Ad. Call Toelay all utll. Incl. 1175/mo .,..t. 4· 1hr 2 br, 1 ba hou11, Superb 17th St. locatlon. equipment. 1700 IQ.It.
3 & 4 Bdrma. ss1s-i100 A,.,,..,, =0· 900 aq.lt. 881-5824 Of 837..()708 842-5878 )'T1y. 87S-8889 ...... ~ 4#0 $440 & ·~ utl ... 873-8184 1 room, 400 aq It. $380 total. 1503 So. Co111
Fenoeel yard• & geragea. U. /mmdt4 ••••••••••••••••uAu Raap, clean, non amkr. mo. 918-9477 da, ev, onve. Coate Mau. 1950
Kldl & pet1 welcome. ••••~••••••••••••••••• 1 .. 2 .. I .. Furn. room nr ~Airport fem Shr 1ge Clpil(, pvt rm wknd mo. Cell Miu Coe at
545-2000. Agent. no IM. 0.atri/ 31fJ Newly decor. OH pd. & UCI. .,.,~~ or W/O, dee* & !pk:. CCIM: C.M. 2 offtcel. 345'. beth. _7_5_l_-4_19_1 ____ _
C..'-lal •••••••••••••••••••••• encl gar. dwahr, pool, Tell Mom owr. l200/mo. 241 S280 mo. Shr utll, eve 11or1ge aveu. $250/mo. Prime olllc• apace. Co· u.1....s: 34JI llYDLY IW bbQ. Adult•, no pet1. RM. for rent In ~l1t11n 759-9143 548-3345, 494-3803. rona del Mar. $850/mo.
•••••••••••••••••••••• Ulllf 942•5073. =·~~~~ ·CO.ta Prof. M/F 1h1re luxury 1817 Weatclltt, N.8. Want
97s.95
lO Near new adult condo nr Our "Wlllhlre Corridor" Nice 2 Br. 1 Ba. In 4-ptu. • tum. Condo. S.C. Plaza. lln1ncl1I lnat. 70001.1. IC lllPllT
SCPlau.Sec getH. Sult•ofl•notonlyple-$440.879•8Centar. y L H OV.21.pool.~.tqla. S285 . 641 ·-'825, 11t. floo r . Agent • • . pool. Tr1ct la 1m1ll, turMque vi-. & 1me-~484. e e Ref. St• to Bch. N9'#· 966-8479 S..1-5032 Office apace available,
friendly, reaort-llke. 1 nltlH , too numerOUI to So Coelt Plea 1bf 1be 0 u 0 v r port BaKh. 548-42e<> • Non-amkr, 3br condo, ---------i _5_5-_laq-'-tt-. _eee_.0_
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BR, dining, air. p1t10. mention. but al10 24 lull MO, pool/a~. 1455 $200/ + ~ utll ll50 Acroaa the Pott Office am Secluded and unit. No llOur uniformed aecurlty lndda QM/w1f 1 no Room for rant, f>!ollllk>-mo. · llU. tllTD 111. 215 Rlverlld•. CM.
pet1. 1495 + 135 utll. & • full aervloe bUlldlna. fM 951..()222 · • nil mall In 30 '· beaut. dep. 9M-3854. H.B. •WNIT 840-5557, 545-4728
?75-2580 Come 1ee for yourHlf N.B. home. Kitchen ortv.. Slngle Mother In 30a & 8 El t E It I our one, two & three Ull& 1111 lPT1 pool 1v111.,,.S250/mo. mo old git'! would lllte 10 •g•n xec au H n Olllca 1p1c• 1v1ll1bl•.
New comp. 2 bdrm, gr•t toe. Avlll now. $795 mo.
FOf Mtalll
979-3378. 751-8184
bdrm Miit• now avllta-This Mother' a Day send Mom a greeting & enter our 1100 dep. 780-8242. ahire houaln" In New· pre1llglou1 loc. Incl H · 85' to 11.00 per toot In
...... f~ ...... _. Adult llvlng,' 1 Br .. car-"W orld's Greatest M om .. contest at the aame time. Our 1·udgea ...,... n--.... /coa• 18 .. __ cretarlel, receptlonlat, Cannery VIiiage. Burr ....., .,. -port. pool & laundry. No Room for rent, prlv ent. """· ........,, ..,_. telephone an1 & more. Wlllta Rltr 875-4630
The w...... Eetlna. l)N. '450. 931 w. 19th. will select thr nice11 Mother's Day Greeting and that mother will aeo per wtc °' 1175 per ar•. 844-2584. Olea trom 1438 mo. On· ----· ----
2l3/273-9150. St. 548-0492. rere1ve a SSO g1f1 certificatt from a leading department store. mo. No S«:w11y. ICIMI fOf Reep. F to lhr 3 br, 2 be call ofc1 1 185 mo. THE Paycho-therapy office ...........
752-8731 •
elngla men. J1y EvH. h c M F I N HEADQUARTERS COM· avall. Npt Beh. 355 Pie· 31r Me 111 2 Br. newly redee. oupax 881 9528 ouH, · · ,.rp c. 0 PANIES A teaal 1 c ti A 309 1 blk
7521731 • w/llngle gar.; lerge yerel. 1t•s casv. write vour meuage to fit one of the borders below • l)NOfklela.$290+utlll. 1 : prot (7on:l tr
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n ~·$31~ ,._,_,A $500/mo. 56e-5001. d bo .. _ f 1 . h ___ ... _ Lovely room w/1tteched Av1ll. May 1. Kally :~,~~men · 1 om · -,-xn or t1ign your own ruer o ~ua size wit message 111MU11:. be. overlooklng pool, 780-0991, 54~28 Ottk:e In CdM, 2nd 1tory l'll'8llW ,.__ ...,... 1""" 3lfl s5oo/mo.Brlmmed. occu-Borders come in 3 sizes. S 18, SI O and the srv.caal child 1izr for apa. aauna. w9lk to bctl. 2500 1q ft condo. Bly· NHr Sen Diego Fwy & walk-up. Ocean view.
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Bronze•. Hveral mag· nltlc;ent 1c:reen1 Inlaid
w/Jade & Ivory, 2 with
Clolaonne. Lg porc.l&ln vuea w/llde. ......., ca.-
b Inell lnlel d. Lg Kol TD..1.-bowt1. Sun Only 12181
·--19th SI .. Oerden ~· -·-Ca. (7 14) 637..()444. Work In the ewNna Ml· Ung 1ppt1 tor my Nwpl ENGLISH ArmOlre, ~
Bcl'I ofc:. IOI' I mator ho-led mirror. f-'Y 1900'L
tal. Hrly-c:ommlHlon $540. 844-1417
bonua. 833-3740 all ·UNLOADING
1PM Fr1day-Seturo.y
Amenclln Oek & Pine TB...-UL.a FMCy ~ry ~ Aggreulve computer ANTIQUE M,.,.,
PfodUClta oo. look1ng for 1830 So Gr1nCt. SA
temale Of malt la6ephone ---------.. ~. Prev. t .... MAHOG. Cheat on ctleat
phone ..... exper. pre-1a~o~'p~ ·= t=: ~~1:::;:;::~ am. a cute $115. Wl\I.
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tn .• p/tlmt, ttralgtlt ... I d . c o n d . S t2 5 .
lary. Cati: Jim c anger, _1'S-t __ ,_s_s ____ _
714-M3-SllOO Armolre t 1800. Velvet
lplftl. amf 'I & ~."r:;,P:fm"~~ Min.~~ exp. oomm · 957-49n vec. Sabfe trained. Her· ...;;..;..;...,.:._ _____ _
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SELL. 131-o.411 Cott 5900. uklng $350, 839-1949 Whlrtpool gu dryer 1vo-----------1 oado grn, 175. waehar 9' 1011, Ilk• nu. rev1r1
fre•, neeelt rapelr. cuthlont, putelt 5276.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH 141""87, 141-Jlll
Top Dolar
Paid
FOi' Your Carl ........
U.ull •-::r. 2826 Harbor . Cotta MIU 540.5830
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(IOl'elgn OI' ~lie)
In gooCI condition. See UI Flrttl
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Examplle:
11 FIAT IMO CIAMlc: wtllll bleuty with
5 tpel, air conct .• m•o•.
low mllMge. (122NJN)
U211
ll FIAT SNll
Rtclng green. 5 tpd, 1t• reo. f1\AOI. NONE NICERI
(1ACP577)
14111
11 Fill IPllll
Autom•tlc, ttereo. mAO•· We lokf newt (083YSA)
11211
73 BMW 2002, perfect ll FIAT 11/t
bOCI)' & paint , 4 1pel, 1tereo, m1g1.
$4000/0BO. Run• gooel. 9•auI11 u I brown I 1-M_a...._oo_5 _____ (659SMR)
19 530I. blk, 1oeC11C1. x1nt u211 conel. $10,000 firm PIP.
875-53-43 eve.
H 2002, air. 4 1pel. 1te-
rto. xlnt conel. $5,000.
495-58e2
80 BMW 8201. BHUlllul
lt F11T 11/1
Metalllc gold, 5 apel. Al-
moe1 MW1 (270YHV)
11211
conel. CHhmere color. we Believe we H•~ The
IUllUry p.c«age. 113,800 Loweet Prlcael FIA TS In
or !Ake CNer leaM 1331. So Celllomlal 873-4200
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1171 J ag ua r XJt. lllSTER '74 8UG1'd. cond .. r-4, '74 lldp Oonv•rtlbl '71 Dodo• .. dr .. 1 ood '71OUttMI8UDrema '*' '79 C4ltiMI Celall. w•llTm (111YAT). Low,......°" AM,,M .... ...,. ti. loc*• .... 13700 •• oond., ... tf'lftl. 1to0 11000 or Mil.... MK ml IMded bllt..... NU'fil'
ll'ILI lmmeoulat•. hlal· .... RI. 800. -••I 752'.1111 oeo. pP, 931.toee &46-1U6 .. t6tOO 7to-Ol41 TO llJY
lnJaot-4 MonomlOa l I tMS t HwtlOr 8fYd VW Ent '74, 113ko, all ftl1' Oki• 7t OuUeae OrulMI', , cyllndar Nd1n. Orllll\al · n•• part•, look• a flt• tm~ ......... _,............ w on ve rro:!::" mui t 7t euu ... Celal• cffeMI, U11 -._
H klno prlce·•to,t H : ... Gat ... dlnnl Gf'owL I 1took rune e trono a... 1tl1,0AD hoori Hatotl-.... ~I . '3"5. 30,000 ml, Jdr)t cond, It .... Ull mu1t Mii now for only ---• -111·11 MIO/Oft ....... 2'°7 of lata model loW ""'-" baok. Auto. 1ran1.1 air 882-1111 m1>9, oompl ... ,v, reo. .... ~1~~ ... M.~!>!.'.! 114 111-1111 Cadlllacl in 8outMtn oond •• P'#f, et .. •t• ra· Optlont. IHOO/btt oft. 11.•nll.f()RD .... o ._...,.. ........ .......... ... ~ dlal 11,.., Ilk• ""· Jutt '71 CuttMI Celala, xtraa. 042-1273 lw rneg '1\111
Mae&.171-2800. 'tOHl8,noruet,l'IMd1 *..... laeeM ove r 7 000 mllu . ~~nd . 14,110.,,.,, lll1 11211.._,.8fvd, •-~ I'/.'-no work. •noo1part111 ..... _..... j•ONY118). N4tt. l.arte •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .._,. --trade. t4640tl II•• II k• Toyota · "n• UNd '11 ..... •74 --·A ----.. _... ....................... · ,_.. ... Oar Sal••· 1111·1970 ,....,..,,,_........ M -1111
'74 Jefteen HM!ey, Jdftt, 'IO POttdle 124 Turbo a 1tl0'1 tflnl 1970'• ~~ lfYd. Harbor Blvd .. Co1ta PS, tit wtlt, AM/FM al.. forrro)Kt minded 8
oond. many .. traa, AM/ ·10 Porecll• tu. Both All recondhlon-4.a tu•· ""9•A MESA M ... . 141• 93 03 reo CIMMltla. 14200 12 o. You re • 115. •73 L•M•n•. V·400, a/o, f M 1tere o, 1 0100 loaded. T•k• over IH rantffd. Wiii trad• fl. 14._1111 040-9487. 878-7713 Ewe 006-7111 ~. auto. 119, •• lllnt NMinO
ff1-t083 paymentt. 714/1215-1808 nMOa. we 8UY 8UGSI '71 OUttaaa Suofeme, loei-'14 Pinto: 62K mtlee. oond, 11000. &M-M22 .... f7• '71 Ponche 914 SP->'d«· Exanlplee: '79 Sedan O.Vllta, lo ml, wlllft'I\ ded, 14100/bett offer. 11100 '71 TRANS AM Gld. Attrrl • ........... -tt......... ll'lllfJ.13700. 531-7638 1 ... YW • xlnl cond. HtH/tak• MIUI ~ teo-2780 Ed. T-top, fully IOadecl,
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'71 924, blk on blk, enrt, 4 epd., mlnt(083UKZ) 0 v • r I 0 w Pa Y I 1 • · TO BUY 1970 Old• Vlala CrulMr 1973 Pinto, good oond. lo •7K ""· II llttM 17•300
AJC, lo ml, Hke brand nu, 81ftl 131.o4M WOf'I, t l*f, good oond. mtlee. le60 oeo. 14f.7521
18950. 875·2086. 171..... U11 WI. 11100.1111-Nn. ev.O!lt 4CMt '71 TRANS AM, Help,
1415--5333, Laun. 1 ... YW -Uk• MW l5800 ... 1111 . '1l .. ll1'Ull .,_fj "" must ... t'1la ..... New
'111111 4 IC)d. Uke MW, (SKP417) 040-M!lt F-"'• ::l::r."e•••••••••••••• T.A.k ~IT~~l
Completely r•tored top S2211 70 auaic EJ Dorado, low 11111 •NI fnDD -'77 Trll OueW. Mo, P/8 ma • o '· • to bottom and Interior. RIL~ UI\ PIS look• •harp, gd _539-__ to5_7 _____ 1 ...... r ...... 't ._.. ... AA '"""" mll••. xlnt cond. White/ 11205 haotl ltvd. PIP. (714)141 9181 cond., big tlr ... sseso. ., _. .. ''"" ..,. -u-• _.,., 1Hl -.. red Int. I 1800 0 8 0 . Huntl""'on 8Mct1 17MllOI 131 2t12 .,,_ ~~n ml. Blaupunkt Ill power .,. 541-1448 483-()1()3. ..,,. '7t CUTLASS Supreme. « · .. -"' ................. .
ltereo •Y•t•m. Recero 4 IP<f. SHARP. (U0V412) . ' MZ-1111 '5,500. 2tK mt. Loeded. IMllM IHI '14 Wa gon. New tlrH,
... 1. 754-0301 S2411 78 ~lie, tunl'oof, V9fY , New ractt.-. wNt, lllr, •••••••••••••••••••••• • bra ke •. good cond. ·eo PORSCHE 3.,..., good cond, 11,000 ml, 78 Fairmont, ale, em·fm tllt, atereo, Jdnt. cond. •71 CAT AUNA WON I 12 o O. 4 t t . 5 O 9 1 • ""° lHI -.. $9600. &4+-0lto PIP 1tereo , p1, trlr hltcl'I, P.P. 730•1010 V clean ... _7....;30-e4 ____ 10_. ____ -1 No rutt, needa no work. .,. ltlarp. •2"11. 042·tl3e • f/tY • runt ·
17 500/part trade. 4 lpd., CHIC. (UZP7M) 'll.... .78 Pinto, I cyl ltatlon Want Ads CIM 042-15e78 700. 1711-1145 ,Want Ad1 Call 642-5178 ----------------~
&46-&028 1210 8lactc wtth *<* leather. wagon. Xlnt cond. Low A•• llftt A•,., ._ A•lll •w Ail• #w II A1IH1 •w "" .81112 large. 2nd owner Moon roof. All extr11. mffelroe euto """' pit •••••7•••••••••••••••• •••••l•••••••••••••••• •••••~•••••••••••••••• •••••l•••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••
--------car, compl. r•tored. No 1HI YW.. :~~~~nd . U .tto. plb, ale, radio, ,,.Wtni ' rult, 111 reblt. Herd win-• l brak11 . S3010. dow, air, alloy1. ttef'eo. AutomaUc. (144e51 '11.... 042·2021.
110.000 or bHt offer. 12411 E 11 B 1--------1 111111DA m-.
TIW le a loaded, hard to
find "Eaatam Zone" gold
exterior wltl'I bro11fn
V91our lnteJtor, 5 •P"d
tran1., 1unroofl
moonroor. Blaupunkt
AM/FM c a111tt1 &
equallzer, air oondltlo·
nlng. r••r window dt·
lroetw. leatllef arnw•t.
log llgtlt1, bre, cat covw
& ONLY 20,000 low
mll••I Mutt Mll...ONL y
H ,tttl Call 974-4111
day1 or 4tt·2530 after
1:00 w .. kd•Y• a w ...
kenda.
1142-e971 JCce ent cond. rown/ U..Z. Hfl Wu~~ Jl]~LlJEI !:!J•J brown, w110111al• 110, •••••••••••••••••••••• ra.mJI f 1$$ t t 1 r 450. '78 Mark V Cartier •••••••••••••••••••••• 875-3909 Moon roof, loaded, JClnt
UllUT MOTO!tS CAO '81 SEVILLE cond.17250. taa-1290 llJllllT 1.,1\\ \\,1l11t•1 ~, • .,, 'II' 111,500. Lt yellow/llllr . Hll
111.Hlm '87 BAJA. Rblt 2150cc. Int. mint cond, tllt, Cf'Ulll, •• ~ ••••••• , •••••• dr loctll, I way IOlll. 11, 1970 Capri II, 4 cyt, 4 lpd .. ........ Gr .. t cond & lolt of pwr. 000 ml. PP. 573-1334 AM/FM caaMlte 1tereo0
lndudlng lhe II iww ~~~~~~:.; A•klng '77 Cad. Fleetwood Brm. look• good, mech. xl"t'. llUaT ,.. Mint condo. Loeded. Lo 12400. 551-6«9. __ anc1.,.... '72 VW Bui, JClnt cond, ml. Lea ther. 11500. '71 ZEPHYR Vllleger Wgn.
r--,__ new engine, new tlre1. 1142-3555 V8, euto, AIC. PIS, ite-
A*>: A gr•t Mllctlon of $2960 or bHI offer. *BELOW WHOLESA reotape"IUpefeln. 3tK
Renault 111 Mdant and ,_548_·-0438 __ . _____ , LE* ml, 14, 100. 848-8200
~~~ ~r'R:~ ~ s180011l1 YW ~ 71 · 71 sev111e 11100 #utatUt HIZ
Carat 54.f.es 08*7URX * ••••.....,.•••••••••••••• '74 Mazda lta. wgn, new RESALE SALES 'II ••DrllU ~:~~i~'. ~::e~4;•· w--EA.e&;;--. f L!a~a~%, ~r::,~ ~ti:. ~ Eldo Brtz mnrr s 10, ve, auto, •Ir, P•· xlnt
*lllD reo cau, xlnt. cond. >Ont. Whitt on whit• 52124 cond. S4t00. 1-633-4242
'7t GLC Wagon. Xlnt llUlt.T pnt. xlnt llrH, xlnt ml· 443 w . B~, C .M. •74 MUSTANO cond. 5 1pHd, reek, leage. $3,550 OBO. $3500 obo. Cal Mon uvu 2524 Harbor BIYd. 72G-0511 evw. 540-1133 ll45-4 cyt, Medi body wonc,
Fri 714-972-212.4. 049-8023 645-7770 d1ys 131·5650 anytime '78 Sevllle, lmm1culate, s7oo. 142•2790 •ft. 5.
•·---tJ • --•-"-~ •1· .. ·61 BHlla. Navy. bHu IHther. forced to 1111· OWm.Mlt Hll _.,, ,6~, -., -......... A ........ -·-.. _ $9500/080, 847-&e11 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••• ",...' ~,. "'"' rnec,.... 1911 Oktarnot>Oe CU.tom
.... 11 nlcel, Int.nor. Muat .... c..,,. HIT Crulter 9 PUMng« Et·
111 • .,,'I 1 DEALER IN U.S.A $2450 417-1697 ~····················· tatt Wegon. (1DOH33e). ..... 1980 VW Jetta. Xlnt cond. 79 Camero Btrllnetta. Like new In Whit• with OILOlllE RJY CARVER AM /FM 1ter10 c au. tt,OOO mllea. air. am/Im wood grain & bluevelotJf. ~ r c.~ 9700 m l. $7500. da oa 11•11 •· 11800· Power Httl on both lllllllTI N....JLL..J NJl\...C 859-7000, tV 540·7059 499-4501· lldel, power wlndoWI & ~•• ~-""'-""111 "'-" '"" J•....., 1tL-•-• ff'•• lock•. crUlte con~, tllt ~._,.-1 ~l'Ml<'llf·/1£~ llW,.. ,....,. -1 ... n...... IHI
Wt'I deltY9r anywhere In • C!OilO.SUNDAlS '85 BUG, reblt '87 eng. & •••;;~·.·•••fll••••sn•••••• ~mfi:T~· .. l~~I~
the wortdl S-i. at I.Mn ITll front end, 12V. nu ra -~ dl...t economy. Prlc.d 11111 ••11 ...................... ;=c, x1:~1n I out. rr• lla~eNaE~oo: ~~:Co to Hll at only $1950. 1919 Hatt>or ltvd., C.M. ~.ulng . ~~I Btu•r MotOfl, 2920 111·T1ll UllLD.. '72 BUS, 1unrr. w/c1tm Hubor Blvd., Co11a
Ma Dow Street. N.B. mAll top, prof. pnt. & whl. M .... 979-2500. Tl2 -1•1___ •-•••• well1, type 2 eng. Teak COMMEll
CMfYAOLIT .,..,.. • ~&---Int. MUii .... 831-8003
llnrf4n lea 1141 8act1ftce 1te0 2-dr, 4-wtll '12 .._...
•••••••••••••••••••••• drive, pay off & I 100. $20001080. 8415-7571
l'..')o •Id r lo r II . I
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541>-1 200 •II, ...... I 541-2517 elt 3PM. w4 ........ SUBARU ·74 Conv. El«*lent con-i.u --• _........ dttton. 811'9 w/Whl11 top -_., &-...-ti•... 11:t:: ti a Int. 544-75n $65. · 131.2589 .,., • .. , • w ..,. ·72 vw Pop Top CM'lpef w•llTm ~Pc:::= :::o '12 -·· ~iz:"*· rel. Sipe 4. MI W ~·~:9~ 111• ·-'7S a unroor Bug, new TO BlJY It 213 or 7l41137·2333 s.v.. auto (..olA} 09int a Int .. rebtt, flaw· UTE -._
'71 MBZ 280SE 3.5. C.. ..., .... le-. '2560. 181-3M 2
111c cpe. Except. cond. Lo '12 mt ·11 vw OMtw Mtd\bt(. 4 1111 UIS
mt 117,500, 045-0295 Beige DL 4WD (..ool1) tpd, fuel Injected, AMI WlSON fnDD = .. Zll FM, rH r window d•· VI\
... '12 fr09tW, MW paint. tir. & 18255 8-dl ltvd. LR• tune-up. GrH t MPG. Huntlnglon Beactl
*3000 111111 Pampered & very relit· ... 2
21M02 Marguwit• Pkwy bl9. 12700. 175-1448 or _. -1111
TllDDM* M11t10n vi.to 552-2031 ••fliil IUl\IJV~ T14/111·2141 71 Sauarebectl. euto, xlnt .. 1•2
Special Limited Off« running cond. S1100. ·ar CHOtCE OF COLORS , ... ,. 111 beat ofr. 857-235e Loeded. gAele lope, etc.
PURCHASE OA LEASE ••-"••••••••••••••••••• Sef. 4740n217. 1971 TOYOTA Corolla 1978 W•tphalla cwnpar, ., 111,4111
....... -......... SR5 Llllback. 5 lpffd lo ml. New Ur-. AM/FM ..........
-trane .• power brak•. elf CUMtte. 857·252A Dow/Quell Sta.
9t1.U40 (213)424-7197 oond., AM/FM ltweo I a 'Tl UllfT NEWPORT BEACH
1pot1 .. 1 yellow fl11lth 1., •II 1••• BHu whit•. bleck lthr.
Snrf. Many xtre. 17,000
ml. 131-7838
wltl'I b6-* bUCk9t ...... 2 dOor, air oond .. am/Im •• ---Low mllH . (381H2J. cuHtt•. new olutch. r----;;;;;;;;;;;;;---*5399. Eat1e Ike Toyota· $2300 or bHt o ffer. mflili Fin• UHd Car SalH. 631·7968. '77, 30 mpg, xlnt rnec:tl'I
1"6-1970 Hatt>or Blvd., •87 Bafa, 2150 c.c. epot cond. new tran1. Urea,
'73 M8 450SEL Co1ta Meta. 148-9303 l1mp1. 1t1r10, cu1tom brtk•s-a;hock1. ~7,000
Xlnt cond. Mon-f'r1elt5. ~9487. In t. new tlru, new ~· 75· Ah 9.30PM
1145-2434, 142-5532 •73 Tayota HILUX. 7' tong 1hock1, new electrlctl, 1-13_·5_209_. ____ _
WANTED
TO BUY
U11~
ISO UIS
WILSON FORD
18255 Beactl 8fYd
Huntington 8-dl
142-1111
A•ltl IH4 .....•......•.........
NABERS
c:A DILLAC
CLEARANCE
SALE!
1911 CADILLAC
PLllYWOOD
HOUGHAM
(1CGX359)
$}6,995
1979 CADILLAC
COUPE DIVILLI
(636XHT} '73 450SE. Sliver blue,
blue Interior. Stereo ca1Mt1e, u ... any gat.
Excellent oond. 19250. Mr. Duggan 9515-1314.
bed -OYer11ze 20 gal. gu rut. Won't lut at S2eet. '71 Cttev. Concoure, 4dr,
ta nk, automatic, Targe Call 131-8017. vinyl top. air, 1terao, .
top, air, rtdlo, lo ml, Pl· '71 Karm1nn Ghia. new ~top cond29. 1 OWMr
relll tlr•. Complete_.. paint, tlret. Interior a ~-. 548-13
s3995
lllllt.lmllll.I '10 MB3000, 1 driver,
Jllnt oond .. enrt, nu tna,
lamt>ewool IMt covera.
perl. 1e rvlc• radord. 120 ,150. 141-1419, 549-5111
1913 • « 280, autornauc. .. oond. Pwr Wind. Or1g prlv pty. Xlnt c:ond .
14f.1t 70 "6-13M
'71 OOSE, JClnt c:ond,
1unroor, 1tereo, lo ml.
111.000. 040-4208
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AllWI• •W DI TOHNEAU COYER
F"9 MO'I, '71·'11 ...... .,o = •1-7m ~"'I
f!fle •••••••••••• "-ff '71 MGll: Xlnt oond. Mt/
'"' o .... u •• 0 ...-. llOOO or e.eet offer. 1114*.
vie:. record•. Xlnt oond. motor. Mut1 ...i '3tl0. '79 Cllev•tt• 4 door, air 12500/btl ofr. CharlH MO-e434 · cond radio deluxe
(714) 175·2377 all IPM , . lnterlc)r, llke new, leH or bfr OAM. 74 BUG, Jdnt cond. auto than t ooo mllea. 14 tOO 1tlck, n-8alnt & eng. ...~ .. ..a-• • · 1M1 TOYOTA StMWt S.. $2400/0B . tl0-1155 .............., atw" P.M.
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Wilderness ntan
John Muir to be
featured on KOCE
The life and writings of the father of Yc.emite
National Park, environmentallat John Muir, are
chronicled in ''California Dreama: Wildemem Man," airirur Wedneeday at 8 p.m. on KOCE (CL 50).
The apeda1 features actor and environmentalist
Eddie Albert .. host and narrator.
It la a production of KOCE-TV, Huntington
Beech. and ia made pomible by a ,..ant from Jim
Intent.ate Bank of California FoundaUon, which
hu a1IO dlatributed apedal educational materiala
free to Calfomla secondary and pott--teeondary
ec.hoola and libraries.
"Wildeme9a Man" of.fen breathtaking footage
of the Yme.mite NaUonal Park from lta inception in
1890 to the preeent day. 'lbe story fcx.'Ule9 on Mulr'a
atnaale to educate the public about the natural
beaut1ea of the Californla wilderneaa and on hla
life-Jone efforta to praerve it.
Excerpts from Mulr'a prolific wrltino are de-
livered by Albert, who allo offers a narrative oo the
envlronmentaliat'a penona1 and political life. The
story foUowl Muir'• lite, from hia famlly'a arrival in
the United Stats from Scotland, \hrouch hia first
trip to Yoeemite and into hia later life, when he
became one of the tint environmental lobbytm in
America.
Vintage photosrapha of Muir with Pn!sidenta
Taft and ""Theodore Roosevelt, with ;~ie "swapped tall tales around the campfire," t
the telecut, u do cl..ac atilla of h1a home and fa-
mily, of Joaera and ahepherda who were chanlini
the Yoaemite landlcape in the early part of thla
century, and of the breathtaking Yoeernite area
which baa lured environmentalJsta, bualnemee and
the public for over 100 lean.
The preaervaUon o the Retch Hetohy Valley,
one of only three such natural wonders in the world
and one of Muir'• ~t projects, la allo examined in
"Wl.Jdeme9e Man." C.ocltroveray over the damm.lna
of th1a magnificent area was heated and the argu-
ments aplit the naturallats into two groupe; the
ptt9ervationlata and the oomervadon.lata. nu. stor-
my t.ue brought the reticent Muir to the forefront
as America's leading environmental lobbyist. but
unfortunately it did not change the fate of the
Hetch Hetchy .
.. Wilderness Man": will air aa part of a apeclal
"California Dr~ama" aeries retroapectlve over
KOCE, which includes the May 12 premiere of
"The Valley," a pl'08J'am on the Sallnu Valley, Jnd
encore tel«aata of "The Dream of Don Guadalupe"
and "Golden City."
Executive producer for the· 1erlea la Patrick
Griffin. "Wildemell Man" Wat written and direc-
See Wlldemem, ~ Sl
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·Index
Or~ Cocid TV Antenna .............. Page 1
Sport• fflghlighU ........................ Page 5
Da11timt Schedule ...................... Page 6
Evening Schedule ...................... ,,. 8 utters ................................................ Page 33
Word Game ...•................................... Pa1Je 33
Inside 7'V ........................................... Page 31
TV Puzzle .............................. Page :13
Daytime Drama ........................ Page 34
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• KNXT <CBS)•
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3009 W. Alameda Ave .• Burbank. Ca.
• KTLA (Ind.) • 5800 W. Sumet Blvd., Loll An1~. Ca.
8 KABC <ABC>
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(10) KCST <ABC)
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• KTTV (lnd. >
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Atlanta. Ga.
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<C>· <Cable News Netwo~)
TV Antenna
. ' every little abopkeeper who's had to cbe tu. doon, Jl ~!.=--ot~~~sucb [
Reepn talb about bed·t.Mtine medtctne that -t
will eventually improve the nation'• health. But <
thoee peaky news reporters keep finding people ~
who are choldna on that medicine. ~
No wonder the Ptt.ident Is upet! ~
Wu CBS right to deny Beqan'a request foe 30 5:
minutes to re.pond to the documentary. ~
Reagan Vs CBS• ~:t.::'in~-=~twouldhavelletabed ~
• • precedent. The Adminiatnltion mleht pt into the ~
habit of demandinc TV time -or pint news as-e N
Wh J th h ? -"erJ time a n!pOl't pol'trays him• anythlna m ~ 0 8 e ea vy • than;:; habit could have a chilllnc effect 00 i
By Pen. SNEIDERMAN joumalla1a. Ne\W people could beain to think twice N or .. Dlllr ,... ..... before reporti.DC noriM critical of the Adminiatration
Pity the poor President. out of fear that the Pre.ident would demand va-
Lut week tbe ae.pn Administration uk.ed luable air time or print media II*»·
for 30 minutes of prime time oo CBS to respaod to 'lb1a is not to uy that all news lhould be re-
• network documentary explortna how n!!Clmt cut-oorted in a one·aided faahion. 1'bl& networks' regu.
backs in federal aid have bun tJie needy and the lar nightly new• broadcutl strive for balanCed
handicapped. comments f.rom the Administration and ita critics.
White HOU8e offldala aa1d Prelddent Reapn But thfjla not alwayi-~ry In a more
was upeet becauae the Administration hadn't been speclallied documentary format, wh.lcb often re-
givm a chance to praent lta Dde oo the documen-flect1 a partJcular point of view and focu.es on
tary, which waa entitled "People Ll.ke Ua." narrower atabject matter.
In a ~ dlaplay of netwoft ~. CBS said In the cue of "People Like Ua," it waa lm-
no. portant to aee bow the little people outa.ide the
The ~~CBS documentary w• reported ~"°"~are farinc under the CWTent by Bill Moyen. Althoucb be la known • one of ID poUdel
televiaion's more dlatingulahed joumalista. Moyers ~ thele little people may be fcqotten by
alao did a stint aa White Houte preu secretary next week, the Whit.e Howe pr-.-COl'p will atill be
under Lyndon Joh.Dion, aa hil aitics took pains to following Reapn around llk.e a pack of hungry
point out durinl 1-t week'• flap. puppies. I
CBS described the program aa "advocacy Tbe President will eet plenty of time on the .
journalism," an examination of the so-called TV screen to aell hia economic policies. in fact,
''victims" of Reeonomkl. not a pro and oon look at Reapn u.ea teJevtsion better than tu. recent pl'e'"'
the Plemdmt'• tr..l theoriea. clecew.n. Nevertbelw, 8-prr reportedly watched the Televilion was not kind to JUchard Nixon. who
broadcalt and considered it unfair. always seemed to develop beads of sweat on hi.a
CBS re.ponded to the Whit.e Howe request for upper lip under the bot TV JJcbta.
equal time by aylna the network Md dor. ext.en-The same cameraa cauabt Gerald Ford atum-
aive reportina on the Prelidenfa economic views in blln1 numerou. tiJnea u lie tried tO board the
the pelt. ~ "respectfully reject.eel" the e,,..n Prelidential jet.
request. Jimmy Carter could don a cardigan sweater
It baa become obvious that the former lldor' in and pme be9kle a fireplace, ~ atill came aero.
the White HOUie la qult.e uncomfortable with one aa cool and di9tant on the homl9acreena.
role that's sometimes been uatpMld to him: Ule Whether it'• hil actor's training or not, Ronald
villain. Reeori comm .cnm -~ .. on teleYWoo., Raaan baa c:onmtendy rejected any au.mpts 'Ibe c:amerM haw t him on hoc-llet.ck~--.
to make him a 1eapept foe "erJ American who Is They've ahown him puatng sandbags during the
hungry or out of work. recent Fort Wayne fJood.
Yet tbll stance runs directly counter to the At press conferences, he employs a warm
traditional journallatk technique for cover1ng ato. juat-plain·folb tone and sounds like he lmewa
ries auch u poverty and widespread unemploy-what he'a talking about -even when the Whit.e
ment. Hou.e baa to is.ie c:orrections a few hours later .
Reporting that t.howland9 of people are out of CBS hu turned him down th1I time, but the
work hu little impld on a t.elf!Yision viewer -or a Pn!sident llbouldn't feel too aad. The next time he
newspaper reader, for that matter. Jovrnaliatl needs a few minutes of prime time for a news
overcome thla by focualng oo one or two 1nd1vtduala conference or a ''major addre9," you can be awe
who have lost their obs and then indicat.e there are the networks will give him whatever be needs.
thousands more out there in the same bind. And the ~pie who are poor, hungry or out of
So while the Prelident denies reepoNibility for work will probably be watching, too .....
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SMELL OF ROSES -Live coverage of the
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AUTORA~i :8~30~.~ (FRI) =ON~(=
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\I< >I{'\ I '\< • \I< >\ 11.~ i ~ 6:15(1) "Oh Godl" (1977, Comedy) George BurM,
• John Oenvef. ~ 8:00 CC> "Secfet Valle)'"
LL. (%) "Tatgets" (1968, SUspense) Boris Karloff. Tim
ci O"Kelly. o 8:06U) "A Woman Rebels" (1936, Orama) Katha-
..J rine Hepburn, Herbert Marahall. ~ 7:30(C) "Cotton Candy" (1978, Comedy) Clint
Howard, Charle9 Martin Smith. 8 CH> ''The Big Red One" ( 1980. AdventUte) lee
u.. Marvin, Mark Hamill.
Cl) "The Odd Couple" (1968, Comedy) Jack Lem-
mon, Walter Matthiul.
7:.-5 (%) "Phobia" ( 1980, Suspense) Paul Michael
Glaser, Susan Hogan.
8:06U) "Toughest Man In Arizona" (1951, Western)
Vaughn MOOfoe, Joen Leslie.
9:00• "Any Number Can Play" (19.t9. Orama)
Clark Gable. Alexls Smith.
9:30• ''The Star Packer" (193". Western) John
Wayne, Verna Hiiie. CC> "Outlaw Blues" (1977. Orama) Peter Fonda.
Susan Saint James.
(%)"The Man Who loved Women" (1978, Orama)
Char1es Denn«, Leslie Caron. Directed by Francois
Truffaut.
10:00 CID "Rud<us" ( 1980, Drama) Dirk Benedict,
Linda Blair.
Cl) "I'll Cry Tomorrow'' (1955, Biogfaphy) Susan
Ha~d. Richard Conte. 10:06U) "Blggef Then Life'' (1956. Orama) James
Meson, Barbara Rush.
11:ooe "Mogambo" (195.t, Orama) Qark Gable.·
Ava Gardner.
11:30(C) "Shame. Shame On The Bixby Boyl" (1979.
Adventllfe) Monte Matkham.
(%)"Cattle Ann6e And Utt.le Btttchee" (1981, West-
ern) Burt Lancatet, John Sevege.
.\I 11 .l{'\< >< >'\ \I<>\ 11.'°'
12:00• "Nightmare In The &Kl" (1966. Orama)
John Derek. Aldo Ray.
• --Mr. And Mra. Smith" ( 19" 1, Comedy) Carote
Lombard, Gene Raymond. e "The Crowded Sky'' (1960, Orama) Dena
Andrews. Rhonda~.
Cl) "Seems Like Old Tlmel" (1980, Comedy) G>
die Hawn, Ctievy Chae.
1:00()) "Dey Of The Trtfftdl" (1963, Sclenoe-Flo-
tlon) Howard Keel. Nicole Meufney. CC> "Cotton Cendy" (1978, Comedy) cam How-•d. Char1el Martin Smith. CB> ''The Ordeal Of Patty Heerlt" (1979, Orama)
Dennie Weaver. Liu Elfbecher. e "Ttl8" (1979. Orama) Nu1ulla KJnlkl. Peter Arth.
1:15(%) "Monty Python Meets Beyond The Fringe"
(1978. Comedy) Narrated by Dudley Moore. 2:00CD "Stir Crazy" (1980. eom.dy) Richefd Pryor,
Gene Wilder. . 2:808 "Thteeoennv Opera" (1931, (Muek:al)
Lotte L.enya, Em.t lbc:h. 2:-46<1> "Phobia" (1980, Sulpenee) Paul Mlc:hael
Gluer, Susan Hogan. a:ooe ''The Hcinkera" (1972. Comedy) James
Coburn. Lots Nettteton. 8:30CB> "Smokey Bffee The Oust" (1981, Comedy)
ff McNlchol, Janet Julian.
4t "Secret Valley"
4: "Peter Rabbit And The Talel Of BMtrtx
Potter" (1971. Fantasy) Frederlct< Altrton, Aleun-
der Grant.
&OO(J) "Mr. 8lendlngl Bullds Hll Dream Houle''
1.1948. Comedy) Cary Grant, Myrna Loy. CH> "Manganlnnte'' ( 1980. Orama) M9wuyul
Y~. Anna Ralph.
•. _"A _ Nlghtlngelt Sang In ~-Square" ( 1979, comedy) Acherd Jordan, Olvld Niven.
&to(C) ''Shame, 8twN On The Bixby Boyt" (1079,
~·> Mont• Mati(hem.
I \ I '\ I '\( I
BOT CARS. TOO -DaJ•y Duie (C.therlne
Bach) be<lomef romanrim.U.Y JnvoJved with Jamie
IAe HOll6 (Jonarhan Frabl) on "".lbe Du.ks of
ll.u:urtF Friday at 8 J>.m. on CBS (Q. 2).
Cl) M0\11E "Come BIOW Your Hom" (1963. Ora-
ma) Frank Sinatra. Tony 811. A refomled playboy
finds hit younger brother folowtng In his footstepl.
i1 hf •• 55 min.)
CJ) MOVIE "Targets" (1968. Sulpente) BOt1I Kar-
loff, Tim O'Kelly. An aging horror-movie star trite to
reason wtth • murderous tnlper at a ~In "'°"'8
thea~ .. 30mln.)
e:l30 ALL IN ~LY
NAPOLEON & LOVE "Georgina" ~ of
France tor the past tour yw1. Nlpoleorl decldel to ~"'· bUt who .. """' .. QUMfl -his wtf9 Of hll mlltt .. Georgina? ( 1 hr.)
I T: L08 ANOEI EB~ !fol REVIEW --•-REPORT• NIOflEW8 RAIDEN During the CIYI War, a
Northern IPY t1* to lnfltrate rebel terrttOf)' and 'ff::':e a train vttal to the South'• ~ lines. 7:~L~ I HAPPY DAYS AGAtN
Al!ICNE'WS P.M. MAGAZJitE A melk>rder catatogue that
caters to mlllonalres; • ~.nd-wtfe motorcy-
de daredevtl tMm.
eKOJAK · CJ) NEW YORK AEPORT Gueat: Thomas A. Cough-
Nn of the NN Yen State Correction s.Mce. !or 8'TERT' NNMENT TONOHT An lnttfVlew With r;:~=:en:;Q
THEMUPPETB
MAGtC OF OI. PAINTINO MOYIE "Oudlw ..,_.. ( 1977. Orama) Petet
, ~ 8elnt JmMt. When a oountry-wtetern *"'* ltMll hll tDng. an ex-con trtel deeperately to tetiM his recording r1ghlt ~ beffllng the police.
'PO' (1 hr .• 40 min.) CD MOYIE ''Smokey 81181 The eu.t•· c 1981. Come-
ft'/l Jimmy McN6chol. Jlnet JUien. A hid\ IClhOOI
dlllnquent ge19 the whole town on hit tl8f When he
mekel off .. the "'°"~ ~ Ind N9dl
8Cf08' the ..... In a ..... of llolen ~
'PG' ( 1 hr .• 30 mln.) cm MOYIE "Mountain Men" (1980. AcMnture) CJ.1eon Heleon, 8'ten Keith. Two fur tnippn
tnjoy the fr8'dc>m of the wlldemelt In the ,... ....
)IMfl betor• the enoroectvnll it of cMlzatlon. 'fr ( 1
hr •• ·"*'·> • JOl!L CME'f If CONCERT The ...... tmllntt Of the Tony Awer~ entertelnlt •• ~ ,,, ... ~.,_~ ......... --'° M.Odw\.~) 7: I OH 'ntE Feetufed: toum-Y to Knox-... .,.., ..... tor. pr9IMw of"" operq of""
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I YOU ASKED FOR IT M*A•&•H
SIGNATURE Guest: Christina Crawt0<d.
MACNEll / lEHAER REPORT WALL STTEEf WEEK "Good Companies Don't
Always Make Money" Guest: Stephen C. Leuthold.
managing director, fhe Leuthold Group.
CB) SNEAK PAEVlEW A look Is taken at the movies,
specials and sports events coming up on Home Box
Office.
(%) MOVIE "Monty Python Meets Beyond The
Fringe" (1976. Comedy) Narrated by Dudley
Moore. A behind-the-scenes look Is taken at rehef-
tals and preparations f0< Amnesty lntemational's
1976 comedy benefit show that starred membe<s of
Moni Phthon. ( 1 hr .• 25 min.)
7:36 ~EWS • 8:00 Cl) THE DUKES OF HAZZARD Daisy plans
to ~ with Boss Hogg's nephew Jamie Lee. (A)
( 1 hr. B JOKEBOOK The world's top animators illus-
trate classic short jokes and other humorous vig-
nettes. e MOVIE "Logan's Run" ( 1976, Scienoe-Flction)
Michael York, Jenny Agutter. Logan. a young man
living in a futuristic society~ Is assigned to discovef If
life exists somewhere beyond his sheltered city. (2
hrs.) 8 0 BENSON The governor's party refuses to
support his nomination for a second term and
Instead offers hlm an ambassador's post In Iceland.
i. ENCORE NCWS "June 2.t. 1972"
• P.M. MAGAZINE Oiscove< some "Foxy Boxing";
A mall-order catalogue that caters to mllllonalres.
• MOV1E "The Searchers" (1956. Western) John
Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter. When a CMI War vet•an
returns home and flnda his two nieces captured by
Comanches. he embarks on a five-year search. (2
hrs.) 18 MtlCED BAG: INSIDE. OVTSfDE Who's making It
and dlstr'lbutlon methods II the topk: In the second
of a two-part aerlet on making fllma In a doeed mar-
ket.
·=~INGTON WEEK IN REVIEW ~ MOVIE ·~raJn" ( 1980. SUspenee) Ben
Johnson, Jamie Lee Curtis. A college fratemtty'a
New Year's masquerade party turns Into • night-mare when a vindictive guest start• klllng off the
e!_rty-gon. 'R' (1 hr .. 3/ min.)
Cl) MOVIE ''Seems Like Old Tlmel'' (1980, eon.
ft'/) GOidie Hawn, Chevy CNM. A IOft~ lew-
yer II torn between her hopeleel ex~
turned--benk robber and her uptight preeent hue--
bend who Is running for Celfomla attorney gen«al.
'PG' (1 hr .. .t2 min.)
• MOVIE "All That Jazz" (1979, MUlical) Roy
Scheider, Jeu1ca Lange. The tumultUOUI llfe of t
profestlonal chOleographer la followed from auo-
CeN on the stage to personal cri8M. 'R' (2 nra.. 3
mlnJ_
8:30e • CHICAGO STORY Dr.ot~ the fight to save Or. Bergatrom·sg reputa-
tion. and Frank Wajorlf(I c:or rt rtlignlng from the ~ force. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.) • Ill MAGGIE Maggie and her husband Len. on
their way to • marriage encounter ...ion. make a wr~ turn and wind up stranded when the car runa
lout ~8EVAAEJ0'8 CHAONIClE
All IN THE FA.ML Y
BEETHOVEN'S EMPE'AOR CONCERTO Pianist
Mtu Rublnlteln Joint the Orchestra de Parts With
Paol Kleckl condUctlna. (1 hr.)
• WALL Slf&t WES< "Good Compentes Don't
· Always Make Money" Guelt: Steohen C. Leuthold,
managing director, fhe Leuthold Group. e CAEATMTY WfTM aeu.. MOYERS ''Out Art'' Bill
Moyers lookl at torM artlltt who t>reek with tradl--tlOn to lt-r>e m1t1agee that a,. unique, outrageous
Ind unoonvtntlonll. Q ai1~AMLY t:00 (I) DAU.Al With the help of Mlaa Biie, J.R
F.el*Y to Fer1ow'1 ranch to try to regatn'hla aon .
E )
MOYE "The One And Only" (1978. Come-
ft'/) WlnkJlr, Kim Derby. A mldt done a pletf..
rvn wig end becomel the fluhlelt wreetter to 9Yef
.,,.., • ~ tn.)
• ~v GIWA4 ''&Mlt• To bp Opera IMdlog n:.; .. Oueltt: ... Cotemen, c:twtltopher Rich,
Mart Arnold. kin 8twtner \ L.aurenoe t.au. Diana ea..,..,,.. (1 hr., :TM1'Y WITH K.L MOV8l8 ''Out M.'' 811
loc*9 It aome 8'tllll who tw.-wtlt\ trad-
tton IO .. "11111" tNt .. ~ outr9geOUI -~'1'=:.i
MCWll ·-~· ~ ~· {1810, ~
Fridaf (continlled)
Cl) TOP RANK BOXING From Atlantic Cify. New ~. (2 hrs .• 30 min.) 6
CD MOVIE "The Last Metro" (1980, Orama)
C8th«lne Deneuve. Gerard Depardieo. Dfrecfed by
Francois Truffaut. During Wor1d War It, the proprie-
tors of a small Paris theatre try to keep their estab-
llshment open during the German oocwpatlon. 'PG' Li hrs .. 10 min.)
(Q) MOVIE "Tim" (1981, Drama) Piper t.urle, Mel
Gibson. A young retarded man and a sensltl~. mld-
dfi..aged WOfll:Bn develop a ctoee relatlonahlp of
mutual need and unde<Standlng that leads to an
unorthodox marriage. (1 hr., 35 min.)
(%) MOVIE "Cattle Annie And Little Britches"
( 1981. Western) Burt Lancatter. John Savage,
Two tough outlaws pick up a palr of teen-age gltls
and take them along on their adveotures. 'PG' ( 1
ht., 35 min.)
9:05(11) MOVIE "Away All Boats" (1956. Adventure) Jeff Chandler, George Nader. A transport crew
proves Its worth while und« attack during Wood
War ti. (2 hrs .. 25 min.)
9:309 NAPOLEON & LOVE "Ge<J<glna" Ruler of
Franccl tor the past four years. Napoleon declde8 to
become Emperor. but who win reign as qt'9ef'l -his
wtfe ~or his mkfttess Georgina? (1 tv.) • e IN8IOE STORY Hoddlng Carter looks at Amer1can press coverage of Israel and the Middle
East. -
10:008 (I) NURSE Grant Memcnll 11 kwaded by a
boisterous, self~tered talk lhow host and h&s
eotourage. who try to tum the holpltal Into a luxury
resort. (1 hr.)
8 e MCCLAIN'8 LAW McClain 11 lasigned to
protect a deputy mayor who hes been ~ for
assassination by a group of foreign terr (A)
ik~= i TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL "Ghettonomics"
Tony Brown looks at one black newspaper's outline
of self-help guldellnes to black &uMval In the ptto .
• FHHG LINE "Where To Go On Prison Reform"
Guest: Watetgate conspirator CtwktS Colson. ( 1
ht.) ~
CB) MOVIE "Mountain Men" (1980, Adventure)
Chartton Heston. Brian Keith. Two fur trapPerS
eoJoy the freedom of the wlldefness In the last few
years before the encroachment of clvlllz.atlon. 'A' (1
ht., 36 min.) Cl> MOV1E "Chapter Two" ( 1979, ComicW) .,..,_
Caan. Marsha Mason. Soon •"" hll wlfe'I dMlh, a
writer finds himlelf retuc:t.ntty Wing In lcMt lglin.
'PG' (2 hrs., 4 min.) e MOV1E ''Fame'' ( 1980, Orama) Irene Cera. Bar-
ry Miler. Sevefal gifted students at a New Y~ high school for the perlormlnQ arts experience varioul
setbacks and successes of both peBOnal and pro-
fesalonal natures. 'PG' (2 hr$., 14 min.)
10:30.NEWS I iiONA TURE Guest: Christina Crawford.
CAUFOANIA WES< IN REVIEW
MOVIE "The Last Of The Mobile Hot Shots''
(1969, Comedy) James CobUrn, LyM Redgrave.
10:46 ~ CHAAU8 dw.tPuN ON THE FILM 8CEHE 11:oogf.&~MN£W8 l ~~rr .
IENHVHU.
MIXBUtAG: INSIDE OUTSlDE Who's making it
and dlltrlbutlon methods Is the topic In the eecond ·
of a two-part 98rles on making fllma In a closed mar-
k.t.
I Ota< CAVETT
WE WERE <EWAN JEWS The retUM ot Her•
bert and Lotte Strausa to o.rm.ny, from wNch they
fled In 19'43 to escape almolt Olft.in dNth In •
Nazi conc.ntration camp, II chronlded. ( t hr.)
(II) MNMN HMtl l80tt THErAE PLAWG MY ~ Liza Mlnnell, Jol'lnny Meeti1. Glldyl ~
and Ca11y smoo q ..,. of todmY• "' ..... ..._ ~ "The W~ W. Were." ''Whit I Did For LCM" and "Nobody [)c,.. tt a.n.."
CZ> MOYIE ''In Pr.... Of Older Women" ( '911;
or.m.) Tom Bererp, ~ 1119c*. A HunglrlM
loltwlo ,..,....._on hll Pllt rorMMlo ~
from hit flrlt " the ege "' 12 to "" lldudlon of • ~ ., 30.r.&r-tt ., 11:••<1> NIA "-AW>flll =~meet,._.. a.N In tNrd _...,..
ol -rn DMelan ~· • •TWT 12.mCMon. O&.-Bob mw~· 1hr.
'tBB CAP.FAIN SP•Aaa -Known
tbrOughoua ti» unlwne • Capi.i.n Kirk of
"Star Trek,'' actor Willl•m Sbatner will
di.cu. hU actia6 career on "Over Easy"
Friday at 5 p.m. on KOCE (Cb. 60).
,.
With beaUtlf\Jf women that he ftnds It dHftcult to
remeln satisfied with any lndtvldual relationship. 'A'
( 1 hr., 55 min.)
1 :00. MOVIE "The llWfsibte Man" ( 1933. Science-
Fiction) Claude Rains. Gloria Stuart. Bued on H.G.
wens novel. A chemist loses hfs sanity after Ingest-
ing a concoction which irppatts invlllbllty. (1 ht., 30
mrn.) -•MOVIE "War Hunt" (1982. Orama) John Six-
on, Robert Redford. A soldier 1n the l<orean War
becomes schizophrenic and reacts oddly after a
"cease-fire" order. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) ·
1.:20 ® MOVIE "Ruckus" (1980. Drama) Dirk e.r.
diet, Linda BaaK. A ~shocked Vietnam vet di.
turbs the peace of a small Alabama town. 'PG' ( 1 ht., 35 min.)
1 :25 Gl) MISSION: IMP088t8LE
1:308NEW8
•EVENING AT THE IMPAOV
1:!0(C) MOVIE "Outlaw Blues" (1977. Orama)
Peter Fonda, Susan Saint James. When a countJy-
western singer steals his song, an ex-con tries des-
perately to retrieve his recordfng rights while bafftlng
the,loe:'PG' (1hr .• 40mln.)
2:00 eNEWS
2:06 MOVIE "The Men" (1950, Orama) Jaci<
Webb. Marlon Brando. A paralyzed W81 veteran
11ruggtes to overcome the per90081 dltflcuftles
~~by his disabilities. ( 1 hr .• 50 min.)
2: 15 ()) MOVIE "Wiid And Beautiful On Ibiza" ( 1981,
Comedy) Regis Porte, Tanja Splesa. Rich and poor
young traveners conwrge on the Island resort for e
holiday of partying. 'R' ( 1 hr., 26 min.)
2:26 (fl) RAT PA TROl
2:30• MOVIE ''The lnvislbltt Man Returns" (·1940,
Science-Action) Cedric Hardwlcke, Vincent Price.
A man borrows the secret of lnvlslbillty when he Is
accuaed of his btother's murder and must find the
realkiller. (1hr.,30mln.) I= "Here Come The Girls" (1953. Come,.
dy) Bob Hope. Arlene Dahl. Following a threat on
the llte of a show's star perlormer, a song-end-
dance man tills In as a decoy to trap the killer. ( 1
hr .. 30 min.)
• MOVIE "Curse Of The Vampires" (1970. Hor·
ror) Amalia F\Jentis, Eddie Garcia. A btother and
slat« learn that their vampil1em was eoquKed from
thelt mother. '1 hr .• 30 min.) CllAU.~AA 8POAT.8 CHAu.ENoE 1969 Kanta1
Q!:ty Chiefs vs. 1951 Los Angetes Rams
• MOVIE "Texas Lightning" (1981, Orama)
Channing Mitchell, Maureen Mceonnlck. A boy's
weekend hunting ~ wtth his flther twns Into .,..
initiation Into menhood. 'A' \ 1 hr., 35 min.)
2:46. MOYIE "My Gifi Tiea' (11M8, Romance) Lllll
Palmer, Sam Wanamaker. A young Immigrant girt .
tries to get iler father out of the old country and put
her boyfriend through law achool at the same time.
(2 hrs.)
2:60 (I) MOVIE "Monty Python Meets Beyond The
Fringe" (1976, Comedy) Nertated by OUdtey
Moore. A behlnd-the-scenea look Is taken at reher-
sals and preparations for Amnelty lntemet!Onel'1
1976 c?ffiedY benefit show that starred members Of
MonEPhthon. <1hr .• 25m1n.> S:OO NEW8 Cll BOAT RACING From Miami, FloridL
~7) (t hr.)
(8) MOYIE ''Willie & Phll'' (1980. Comedy)
Michael Ontkeen. Margot Kldder. Three people
begin a triangular romance In Greenwich VMage that
continues throughout the metcurlat social ~ Of
the '70.. 'R' (1 hr .• 56 min.)
3:30(C) MOW: "Middle-Age Crazy" (1980, Come-
dy) ~n-Margret. Bruce Oem. A 'rew <*eloper's
successful job and beautiful wife manage to drive
hlmlntoamld-llfecrlels. 'A' (1hf.,31 min.)
3:46(1) MOVIE "Seems Uk• Old Tlmee'' (1980,
CGmtdy) G'*le Hewn. ~ cnue. A toft-heert·
Id l9wyer II tom betw_, hw hopelw 9)(-hulbend-
tumecH:Minlc rObblr and hw uptight pr-.nt hue-
tMwld who le ~for Celfomil •tt~ genlf1ll. 'PG' (1tw .. 42 min. "'-"00• MOVIE " trMalble MM'a RIYlnge" ( 1.-;w. 6dlnc:e-Fict6on) Jotw'I Cemldlnl. Jon Hll.
A tcientllt 11 klllld ~ lht ~ men M ,.,.,,,,,.ldlf1tm11eda11
•~=~-r··ai I Ugo Tognml. Mid*·~ . ~acouple ..... ~ ... ~IOQllthen-..utwtane .?.l!.~a:J. "MCMI,~ .... • Ut11 .,..._..
4:~=,·=u~-:p n -.... ;.•a*-Ct ...... ..
.\ f< >H '\ I '\C ;
~ 5:00 Cf) CHAIBTOPHER CLOSEUP ~ ~.:r~.Stud'' (1978, Orama) Joan Col-
(!) PAOFESSK>NAL RODEO From Mesquite, Tex-
as. (2 hrs.) ® FLASHBACK: ARE AT THE COCOANUT
GROVE Eric Sevareld holts Ihle docUmentary Ulus.
tratlng ftle tragic events of Saturday night, Novem-S ber 28, 1942. when the famous Boston nightclub a: exploded Into a blazing Inferno. ( 1 ht.)
6:0606 E (fl) Bt4A8EBAU BUNCH 6:30 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
Cf) ARK AND REALITY
6:35G1)THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY
6:45 Cl) MURDER AMONG FRIENOS SaNy Kellerman
and Leslie Neilsen atat In th18 comedy whodunit. set
In a New YOik apartment on New Year's Eve, Involv-
ing an actor. his wealthy Wife and his ambitious
agent p "'·· 45 min.) 6:00~ESTER
PU8UC AFFAtRS TEEN TALK
APPLE POUSHEAS
PERSPECTIVE
BUREAU F£P0AT
SATURDAY MORNING
MOYIE "The App6e Dumpling Gang Rides
~ .. (1979. Comedy) Tim Conway, Don Knotts.
• MOVIE "Coast To Coast" (1980. Corned)') Qyan cannon. Robett Bleke. (1 tv .. 34 min.)
(%) MOVIE "Barber•" ( 1968, Scienoe-Actlon)
Jane Fonda, Milo O'Shea. ( 1 tv., 38 min.) &.061iM AND PEACE 8:20 NEWS
8:30 DU8TY'S TAEEHOUSE
T'8CAT
PACEBETTEN VOICE OF AGRICll.TURE
AMBICA: THE SECOND CENTURY
DAVEY AND OOUATH
fT'8 YOUR BU8IE88
IPEAKOUT
CAPTIONED A8C NEWS
DR. 8NUOOI E.8 MCME "SecondWlncf'' (1980, Dfeme) Uldsay
w~. JemM Neughton.
7:00 • KID8WOAlO Featured: an lntetvlew With the
famous comic book and TV ..-c:harac1et1, Bat-
man and Robin; a report Of) an exciting rollercouter
at Rodc.Jway PSayland oded the "Clnerame Coast-•·" • THE FUNT8TONE8 liG BLUE MAABlE 1:::=-HOUR
DAVEY AND QOLIATH
DOCTOR WHO
TUANA80UT
YOGA FOA HEALTH
8PORT8 CENTER
7: U) MOVIE "On The Waterfront" (1954, OJama)
Mel1on BrMdo, Eva Malle Saint. 7:30,~8MAGIC CltCU8
8NUOOl.E8
R RICHIE NCH / 8C008Y 000
lflTEANATIONAl HOUR
DAVEY AND QOLIATH
DOCTOR WHO NEWS e NONo HUMAN BEHAVIOR
7: MOYIE ''Undnrcutd Al:M'' (1980, eom.-
ctf) Btneclct • ...,_Ottflleh. <t tw •• 39 mn.) .
(%)MOYIE "Tllglll" (1-&taptnle) Ben Kar· e:':· TlnlO~hr.,30mn.) • R ''The~~· (1936. W•-• 15"~ = U. In" ( llM6, W1111mJ r~·-l~T--HartbOll. Ute••TANDNl~MOlWE "Thi Lo.-' (1177, ~) M Tomin. .
MCING .. ~ Dlfb)o Aloll'' --::;;;Ji'· . CB> MOYIE ''Kii Md• c1•1, AcMnU9> Ja,,,. Ryen, 1 tw •• ., "*'->
(I) fOfW ''ti* ~ =llllllllllAAO'llDO tlon)~--~ ' ~
lll)x. (1 hr.:.t17 •t' ,,
1:30 T I
I ~ I HAPPY DAYS GANO
t: ~VE~~~ I LAVERNE & 8tR.EY
''The Human Vapor'' ( 1960, Science-
Ion) YOlhlo TIUChtya, KarON Yachlqusa.
Cl) 80008' NA8l tOCK8 "North American
ANGLEY . Ii VOICE AMBICAN OOVEANMENT t: CZ> MOVE ''Monty' Python Meets Bevond The Frtnga" (1078, Comedy) Nanated by Dudley
Moore.~.) 9:30. ~ BUNNY I AOADRUNte
mZE Nit) HAfRET l,~THCUFF I MARMADUKE__
THl8 WEEK If BA8EBALL
MONEYMAl<EA8 AMSICAH GOVBMitENT
MOYIE "a.la Are Anglng" (1960, Mualcal) ~ollday. Dean Matt\n.
9:31 all MOVE "The Story _Of Seabilcuit" ( 1949,
Draml) Lon Mc:Cdllter, Shlr1ey Temple. t:.t0• MOVE "The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs
~ M<MI'' ( 1881, Comedy) Anlm8lad. Volcee
by Mel Blane. June Foray. (1hr .. 20 min.)
10:00•. MSEBAU St. Louis Caldlnall mt Clncin-rwti1'edi (3 tn.)
NANA THUNOMR I GOlOE OOLO
Man Of A Thouund Faces" (1957,
~·Dorothy Malone. . 1808JONE8
LAST CHANCE ~•.AGE &r.i Seera stralaht· w out an :Z."'*" problem and MllUlt .. dlfter-ant mlkea ~of tlr•, (R) -
• VOTa"I PRUNE Jim CoopaJ modlr8'• a dlbett between CMdldatel ..-.Ing otb lo
~ FCX# 8111CIW" (1981, Drmma)
Carol Burnett. u.~7 "*'-> "Gigi" ( 1158, ) Mutce Chewt-
llr, ltlll Ceron. (1~ 16 "*'-> A' I ULA'I nwTIN Wl.D OF NIMM.8
J• -
Big plans
Joe Flynn and Eve
Arden, respectively as
tlie dean of a f inah-
cJally hard-pressed
conege and the presi-
de'J t of a cere.a1 com -.
pany, make plans for
a super-strength for-
m u J a accidentally
concocted b y two
•cience students in
Walt Disney's "The
Stronget1t Man in the
World" Saturday at 9
p.m. on CBS (Ch. 2).
I COOIQNG MEXICAN WE8T...-rER 000 SHOW HIGHLIGHTS 11: 5. MOVIE "C8Yeman" (1981, Comedy) Ringo
StarruOennll au.Id. (1tv.,31 min.) 11:30 (I) BlACK8T AA
I AMERICAN 8AN08TAND
,WllOWEST
MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING
11: GZ MOYIE "The Death Of RicNe'' (1977, Dra-
ma) Ben Gazzara. Robby Benion.
\ I I I I ~ '\ < H ) '\
~rued) .
-• NcNA "~era. 5'*91 And Prtwlte LIYll"
The beneftts and potentlaf huwda brought about
by advances In computer tecl\nology are lnvesttgat·
ed~ (1hr.) nHGYEARS MOVIE "Something Of Value'' (1957, Drama)
HUdson, Dena Wynter.
())GOLF HtGHUQHTS "197' U.S. Open"
1:36al) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
2:00. GIUJOAN'S ISlAND e MOYIE "The Greet Amettcen Wlk*nese"
{J977, Ad\lenture) Oocument91'Y.
• MOVIE "The Paralax VleW" (197,, Drema)
Warren Beatty, Paula Prentiss. c1\JRE Guost: Clwlstlna Crawford. UNOEA8T ANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR
COll.EGE VOLlEt'8All "Collegiate Clasaic:
"Santa Barbete va. USC (2 hr&) ·
(8) MOVIE ''The Apple Dumpling Gang Aides
~In" (1979, Comedy) Tim Conway. Don Knotts.
(.I) MOVIE "Mr. BuddWlng" ( 1966, Mystery) James
Gam«, Suzanne Pleshette. ( 1 hr., 4'0 min.)
2:15(%) MOVIE "Peter Rabbit And The Tales Of
Beatrix Potter" (1971, Fantasy) Frederick Ashton,
Alexander Grant. (1 hi'., 30 min.)
2:30 e GLUGAN'S ISL.AHO
QI MIXED BAG; INSIDE. OUTSK>E Who's making It
and distribution methods Is the topic In the second
of a two-part series on making fllms In a dosed met·
ket. e IHSIOE STORY Hoddkla carter looks et A~
can press coverage of ltlaef and the Mktdle East. e UNOERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR 2:36 all MOTORWEEK lllUSTAATED
2:56. JOEL GREY IH CONCERT The v.satile tat-
entt of the Tony Award·wlnnlnb entertainer are fea--
tured In this one-man show which Includes 1 salute
to Geor~ M. Cohan. (1 hr.)
3:00 8 (I) TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPtONS TENNIS
Anals of this women's profeselonal tournament
{from Gfenelete, Ra.). (2 hrs.) e MOVIE ''The Reluctant Astronaut'' (1967, Com-
~} Don Knotts, Arttu O'Connel.
• (II WICE WOALD Of SPORTS World Rhythmic
Qymnatlcs Champk>nsNpl (from Munich, West
~).
• MOVIE "Van Nuys Blvd." (1979, Comedy) Bill
Adi«, Cynthia Wood. ta BEETHOVEN'S EMPEAOA CX>NCEmO Pianist
Arthur Rubinstein jolnl the Orchestra de Parll with
Paul KJeckl conduc:t"rw':!.: TI•ICING HUCUAA WM L F9'Tll holll lft °'how Amlflom1I .. ,...,.King to the rtlka of the .,. ,.. Ind :WJ!·t: .. WOl1dngto....,. .....
IMOYIE "The Uttle lhgonl" (1981, Adventure) =r=P9mon. :°' EVER'fWI GE Location; llYe from "Health
.11~cr*· Nofwlllk. (1hr.,30 min.)
RAQNG AQUB)UCT GMArr~ LfOEND8 "Jullul Erving" ~Howwd. B.OMEGl>.RCBBI MCWIE ,_.. The Of Kathy Morrll''
) leofWd Nmoy, Mlbd. a•CI> MOVIE "1'M Blildl ~(1979, 8delioe-Floliiift) MmdmllM 8chll. Aoblrt Fonter, Ywttl
~, .... ( 1 "'·· ~ nlln.) CZ> IOE . ._..... c1• ~Action)
...,. Fcinca..., aer-. c1 hr., • m.> ~= ''UlcMl1ia•1 Oold" (1099, Weet·
) P9alc. °""' ltwtf. NJNle BICl!VWID'~ 1HE AOCICFORD • MOYIE ''DMlt Wllh" (197~. Drwn9) Ctwtel '
~~LOW ·~· """ of for Che• failr_.~ decldll to
bloome • tllUI ""° ......... ~ -hill
.... Gr ....... _ 1 1 "'·
I QUE PASA. U.S.A.? (A)
8PEaAL TREAT "I 00n't Know Who I Am'' A
18-yeer-otd adcptee QOf1 on a dttflc:Ult but deter·
mined search for her blotoglcal perentt. (R) (1 tv.)
I IHTAOOUaNG BtOLOOY
8PORT8 CENTER MOVIE "Kill And Kiii Again" ( 1981, Ad\lenture)
J8fnes Ryan, Annelne Ktter. ( 1 hr .• '° min.) 4.'05.MOVE ''The kk*naker'' (1980. Drama) Rey
4:~,~~"'"·> e IOCCat MADI• GERMANY Chit vs. Peru ( 1 tw.)
I INTAOOUCINQ BIOLOOY
WHO WANT8 TO IE A HERO
5: LAMSICAN MMNl\JRE I :.~~
KOJAK MOVE "The Br_Mklng Point" (1950. Adven-
ture~ Gerlilld, Phylll Thald•. L=..~~ondJon __ ..
• opera about a GYJ>9Y art and the dragoon wt'°88 ... lhe tun. Herbert '/'on Kerajen oonductl
the Vienna Phltwmonlc. (3 tn.) I~..::: GERMANY Chit YI. Pe(u (1
hr.) =I FQf FOOTIA&.1. "Qlmlon lJrM'lity a.me•· c2 tn., ao m .) "Kli Or le Kllect' ( 1980, Ad\lent:ure) ~· Chertoete alc:Mll. e ''Up,._.. C1MO, Adventure) Morgmn 6:0l=NAltM.LI ALMI Gualtt.: Moe .,8'8ndy, • Joe . c1 tw.r &:•~ OFT.-WLO
WILCOME MCK. K0-1-wdl-
g MOVIE ''Bloodlport" (1973. Drarrw) Ben John. eon. Gary Bueey. • ~ UPOiN A ClA88IC ''The TlililrnM'' King
Rtchard leerl'll that Kenneth delerted hit poet out °'
love for Edith anCI Mnfencea him to deeth. (Patt 4)
;:) ~ "Penelope" (Comedy) Anna S.gman, ~~Murcell.
(I) MOVIE ''Gigi'' (1958, Mullcal) Maura Ct*81-
ler, Leslie Caron. ( 1 hr., 55 min.)
CZ) MOVIE "Monty Python Meeta Beyond The
Fringe" (1976, Comedy) Narrated by Dud'8y
Moore. (1 tv .. 25 min.)
l . \ 1 . '\ I '\( I
8:00. Cl) C88 NEWS I 'I:=~ Time Machine" ( 1960. Science-
Action) Rod Tay1or, Yvette Mlmleux. Based on the
novel by H.G. Wells. A computer genius devises a
unique vehicle that carries him to a futuristic society
Involved In rebellion against Sllbterranean "farm-
ers." (2 hrs.)
I W~ITE SHADOW
THEMUPPETS MOVlE "Magnum Force" ( 1973. Mystery) Clln1
Eastwood. Hal Holbrook. A San Francisco detective
traces a series of murders of notorious gangsters to
a frustrated police team. (2 hts.)
• UP ANO COMING "For Me, Myself... Maybe"
Joyce Wiison fights resentment at home and on the
)ob when she Is promoted'to a loan supef\'lsof at the
bank.O
• SPORTS AMERICA "College WrestOng: Iowa Va.
Iowa State" ( 1 hr.)
®MOVIE "Take This Job And ShOve It" (1981,
Comedy) Robert Hays. Barbara Hershey.~ young
corporate executive runs Into resistance when he
returns to his hometown to revitalize a company
brewery. 'PG' (1 hr., 40 min.)
6:06al) UNDERSEA WORLD Of JACQUES COUS-
TEAU
6:15. MOVIE "Coast To Coast" (1980, Corned)')
Dyan cannon. Robert Blake. A runaw.y ~
and a 1C1appy trucker hMllna c.attle coat to coat
becOme lhe target of a wlkf crem-country·chale.
'PG' (1 ht., 3' min.) 8:30·-~ • I THE MOPPETS
WHY IN THE WORLD .1
7: ,~~~Of ... I WIEE WEAE YOU?
THE HNVf BOYi I NANCY OAEW M'f8TER.
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P£0PLE'8 COURT LAWRENCE WBJ< '
CHEQONG fT OUT FMhnd: Latino mc:Me and
actora; rodeo ~ an lntarAew wtth
c..toa~ IL PA08E9 ''Solp 0pera·· HOit fMh
Warrick takes a behlnd-the-tcenel look at the ~
ductlon procell that Yleldl • dally IOllp. 0 CC MOVIE "Kii And kl Aot/I(' (1981, A<Mntln)
..,._ Ryan, Annelne Krill A mlftilt .-ts 9'Cl*1
belnlll the mk*>nl of • power-mad ... tilt lnl.m
on .,.Ying maridnd wtth a new "*'d-control drug.
'PO' (1 hr., 40 rm.) (JI) MOYE ''All Eye For Alt Eye'' (1988, Ofwnl)
Aob9rt L.anelng. P8t Wayne. A bounty t.AnW 1Mkt revenge on ttae ...,. lllbte for the ct.th of hill
wfte Ind ton. (2 tn.) ~ MOVIE ''Cattle Arfrle And Uttte Bnlchlt" 981, Wel&ern) Burt lafalW. John 8ewge.
WO tough OUltawl pick up a s* of ...,... glrtl
and .. them along on their acMnt\l'a 'PG' ( 1
hr.,36.:J. ' 7:0&E 7: ONCE Ft!Y8' ATUI
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recent archaeloglcal findings of prehistoric man In
San Diego; BIN Griffith tab with San Diego'• new
Pa~ Dlcf( Wiiiiams. I THE MUPPET'S BUILDING WITH THE SUN Dick Ellis offers prac-
tical advice on the UM of passive SO(ar energy.
CC) MOVIE "The Late Show'' (1971. Myst8f)') Art
Cerney. Lily Tomlin. A seasoned private eye
ri encounle<s btackmall and murder when he comes ~ out of retirement to locate • cat belonging to an
ottbeat female client. (1hr .. 30mln.)
(I) 197' U.S. OPEN GOLF HIGHLIGHTS
()) BEST OF WHAT'S UP AMERICA ( 1 HR, 30 .2 MIN.) 0:: 8:008 Cl) WALT 0tSHEY "A Disney Vacation"
Donald Duck. Mickey Mouse and other Disney char-
acters illustrate In a series of cartoons the spring
deske to go on vacation. (1 hr.) D e HARPER VALLEY The Relllys try to put a
damper on Stella's relationship with the handsome new publisher of the Sentinel. e MOVIE "Mysterious Island" {1961. Sclenc&-Flc-
tlon) Joan Greenwood, Mlchael C<ajg. Ave men
escape lrom a Confederate prison and· encounter
strange creatures on an Island In the South Seas. (2
hrs.) 8 (II BANJO THE WOODPILE CAT Animated. A
spunky runaway cat finds overwhelming excilement
and the value o friendship In the big city. 8 MOVIE "Beware! The Blob" ( 1972. Honor)
Godfrey Cambridge. Marlene Clark. A frozen.
shapeless mass brought from the North Pole by a
~Isl thaws out and goes on a killing spree. (2
i ~AULHOOAN
SONNY AND CHER
A WOMAN CALLED GOLDA Ingrid Bergman
stars In the story of Golda Meir's life from her ear1y
days In Milwaukee to her triumphant meeting. as
Israeli Prime Minister. with Egyptian Presk1ent
Anwar Sadat. (Part 2) (2 hrs.) 18 CARMEN Great Bumbry and Jon Vickers stat In
Bizet's opera about a gypsy gin and the dragoon
whose life she ruins. Hel'bert Von Karajan conducts
the Vienna Phllharmonlc. (3 hrs.)
I TRAINING DOGS THE WOODHOUSE WAY
MOVIE "A Farewell To Arms" (1932. Drama)
Gat'Y Coopef, HIM1 ..... A MXnfld Amer1Can soldier falls In love with IW English nur1e In World
war I Italy. (1 hr .. 30 min.)
Cl) SPORTS CENTER
.(II) MOVIE "Excalibur" ( 1981. Fantasy) Nigel T er-
ry, Nlool Wllllamlon. Thi e.ploltt of king· Arthur
btlnQ ~er and death to the knight• of the Round
Table. 'R' (2 hfa.. 20 min.)
• MOVIE "The Four Sellonl" (1981, Orama) Ailn Alda. Cerol eum.n. 11wee couples. al cloee.
Iona-time fflendl. expettence profound changes In thW relationlhlpl ~ one of the mafflage9 disin-
tegrates. 'PG' (1 hf., 57 min.)
8:0I ~1 WORLD AT WAA 8:30 • ONE Of THE BOV8 Olive< and Bernard
Tube Topper
"A Farewell to Arma"
Channel 50 --8 p.m.
dlecover that they •• too old and too young for
their own good. (A) • 0 ST"'A.NLEV l'HE UGl Y DUCKLING Animated.
A forlorn ugly ducidlng embarks on a search for
Identity. -.-......... Cf) RACtNO FROM l"tlUUQCYc.a.T
• 8WltQH' THE BUD "Mary L.ou Wllllams"
The "queen of jazz" remlnlsce6 about her formative
years in Kansas City. ·
8:'5 (%) CHAAl..ES CHAMPLIN ON THE ALM SCENE
9:00 8 Cl) MOV1E "The Strongest Man In The
World" ( 1974, Comedy) Kurt Russell. Joe Flynn.
Two college students aocldentally concoct a vitamin
formula th.at gives people soperhuman strength.
IB> 12 hrs.) D • BARBARA MANDRELL ANO THE MAN-
OREll StSTERS Guests: Andy Winlams. the Oak Rldde Boys. (R) ( 1 hr.) 8 111 lOVE BOAT An unusuat_wtor helps a man, a
beautiful woman meets hef guardian angel. and a
~=T~ wreak havoc. Q (1 hr.)
• MERV GRIFFIN Guests: Marie Osmond. Joeeph Bottoms~ Norman Saleet. Marc Lappe. (1 hr.)
• AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Prtvate Content-
---. . . .
ment" Reynoldi Prl6f'k original screenpiay libout a
YOU!lQ soldier's last family reunion.before being sent
to fight in World War II sta11 Kathefine Walker and
John McMartin. Q (1 hr.)
CC) MOVIE "The Man Who Fell To Earth" (1976,
Science-Action) David BOWie. Candy Clark. A rock
star from an alien planet. on an Interplanetary
_ search for water for his people. becomes an expfolt-
ed mllllonaife on Earth. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 58 min.)
(I) COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL "CoMeglate Classic:
Semifinal" Santa Barbara vs. USC (2 firs.) CD Cl) MOVIE "The Four Seasons" (1981. Orama)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. Three couptes. all close.
long-time friends. experience profound changes In
thefr relationships when one of the marriages disin-
!!grates. 'PG' (1 hr .• 57 min.)
(Q) MOVIE "Steel" ( 1980. Drama) Lee MaJO<s,
Jennifer O'Neill. A beautiful woman is assisted by a
tough construc11on foreman In running the company
she Inherits af1er her father's suspicious. "acciden-
tal" death. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 41 min.)
(%) MOVIE "Cutter's Way" {1981. Orama) John
Heard, Jett Bridges. A maimed Vietnam vet and his
best friend. a social drop out. focus their energies
on solving a murder case. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) 9:05al) MOVIE ''The ltallan Job" (1969. Adventure)
Michael Caine. Noel Coward. A groop of smalltime
crooks plan to pull a bank heist during.a rigged traf-
fic l@l: (2 hrs .. 5 min.) ~
9:30. MATINEE AT THE BIJOU Featured: Roy
Rogers and Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers
star In "Song 0 1 Texas" {1943); a cartoon.
"Christmas Night"; and Chapter 1 of "Don Winslow
Of The Navy." (A) ( 1 hr .. '30 min.)
10:001• NBC MAGAZINE I ~~ASY ISLAND An oil rig worker wants to
meet a centerfold model and a pilot wants 10 tame
the Thunderbird In an Air Force fighter ,et. Q ( 1
hr.) II MOVIE "The Victors" ( 1963. Drama) George
Peppard, George Hamlllon. An American infantry
platoon travels through post-Wortd War II Europe
(? hrs .. 50 min.)
(!) MOVIE "Or. JekyU And Sister Hyde" (1972.
Honor) Ralph Bates. Martine Beswick. A young
doctor experimenting with strange chemical
draughts develops a serious gender problem. (2
lhrs.~D GOLD
THE GOLDEN AGE OF Ta..EVISION "Wind
Rom The South" Donald Woods end Julie Hatris
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Saturday (rontinued)
star In a dramatic tale of urvequlted love centered
around several American couples In a amaU Irish inn. U hr .• 30 min.)
• MOVIE "Private Benjamin" ( 1980, Comedy)
Goldie Hawn. Eileen Brennan. A welHo-do young
woman mistakenly }olns the Army following the
death of her new husband on their wedding night.
'R' (1 hr .• 50 min.)
10:30. PORTRAIT OF A LEGEND ® 25 YEARS OF JERRY LEE -A CELEBRATION
Johnny Cash. Kris Krtstofferson, Charlie Rich and
Mickey Gilley join Jerry Lee Lewis In a perfocmanoe
taped at the Jackson Han of the Tenneseee Per-
formlrig Arts Center In Nashvllle. ( 1 hr.)
10:'46~CHAALES CHAMPLIN ON THE ALM SCENE
10:50 BR>'SLIFE
11:00 8. (() 0. NEWS
• ENnRTAINMENT THIS WEEK Interviews with
Roger Moore. Sheena Easton, Rita Moreno, Pat
Boone and George Hamilton. (1 hr.)
• MOVIE "Death Wish" (1974, Orama) Charles
Bronson. Hope Lange. After three hoodlums murder
his wife and leave his daughter In a state of speech-
less shock, an enraged man sets out on a one--man
v~ance campaign. (2 hrs.) e MOVIE "The Seatchecs" ( 1956, Western) John
Wayne. Jeffrey Hunter. When a CMI War veteran
returns home and finds his two nieces captured by
Comanches. he embarks on a five-year search. (2
hr&) QI CARMEN Grace Bumbty and Jon Vickers star In
Bizet's opera about a gypsy girl and the dragoon
whose life she ruins. Herbert Von Karajan conducts
the Vienna Philharmonic. (3 hrs.) 11D AUSTIN CITY LIMITS The legendary WiHie Nel-son and Texas songwriter I storyteller Guy Clark are
featured. ( 1 hr.)
(I) All-sTAR SPORTS CHALLENGE New York
Football G~nts Of The 1950's vs. New York Yank-ees Of The 1950's CD MOVIE "High Heels" (1972. Comedy) Jean--
Paul Belmondo. Mia Farrow. A man becomes a
membef of a club that Is devoted to seducing home-
ly_ women. (1 hr .• 45 min.) ca> MOVIE "The Story Of O" ( 1975, O<ama) Co<·
lnne Clery, Udo Kier. A young woman tests the Umlts
of love as she allows herself to be dominated by the
man she loves. ( 1 hr .. 35 min.)
Cl) BIZARRE "Best Of Bizarre'• Am Season''
CZ) MOVIE "Last Days Of Man On Earth" (1975,
SQMnce-Flctlon) Jon Ancl'I, Patnck Magee. When
the ultimate disaster strlkes. a lkeptlcal Nobel acl-
entlll lhlnka that a compMr buried oodefground cen uw the WOttd. 'A' (1l'lr .. 2.e rm.)
11:10al MOYIE "St ...un•1 Lane" (1940, Orama) awr. L.aqdon, VMert &..*'-A lttMI .,.,._
adopts a home'8• waif and helpt her become a.
star. (1hr .. 50mk\.)
11:30 'THE AOCl<FOAO F1LE8 e 8CTV NETWOAK Guests: Third Wor1d. ( 1
hr., mlf\. I~ "The Fighting Seebeea" (1~. Adven-
ture) John Wayne, Susan Hayward. A group of
Wor1d Wlf II Seabeet II llllg;ied to repaJr mllttary
lnltalatlons dengeroualy clole to enemy temtory.
twt.) MOVIE "Carrie'' (1978, Hocroc) Sluy Spacek,
Laurie. A timid teen-eger becomel the butt of
a CNlll prom-night prank Ind retaliates against hef
..,.,,., .. wtth a devastating. IUpe(Nltural fury. (2
hrl .. 15 mlfl.) i MOVIE ''Oteduetion 01y" ( 1 hr., 40 min.)
8PORT8 CENTER
MOYIE ·on. Fan" (1981, ~) Lauren
Blcal, James Garn«. A popular film star Is victim-
ized by a PIY,chotlc edmlrtt. 'R' ( 1 hr .• 35 min.)
Cl) MOVIE' Metlacra At Central High''. (1976. D<a-
IN) Andrew 61 .... Robert Cal1'8dne. A Cl'Ulade
for revenge beglrw aft• a prank thlt went too f9I was puiid on the QUet« 1tudlnt1 by a group of
bored hlgl'l-tchool fnlndL 'R' (1 hr .. 21 min.) 11:.eae MOV'IE "ffom The Terrece'' (1960, O<ama)
PU Newmen, J09nne Woodnrd. Bated on the
now.I by John O'twa. A 1TW1'1 marriage orumblel ttom neglect u he dlmbl the llldder of aucce11. ( 3
12:=-· MOVIE "The Wied Angell" (1966. Orama)
P9ttt Fonda, Nancy Sinatra. A rough band of
mocorcyc111t1 roema through ~nla. ( 1 hr.. •5
min.)
Cl) MOVE "Web Of~·· ( 1989, Oreme) Brett
tiallly, Margaret '--A man flnde hlmMlf ena.n-
gled with a ~drug-emuggln when he lets out to lnYelt the kidnapping of hit former gfl'lo-
r:+~ "(1911, Drama) lytba• '-Wllit1a. A IOUgft New Vortt Qty oap Im Na wart& GUI GUI for Nm ~ one of lhl ....,, -;;.i::. ........... ~ .... Cllly.
I ilwlillli ~ .. :,.\1174. _, """ ........ A,.._...,. •
7'00 OLD-Oliver Nugent (MJdcey Rooaey)
diM:oven he ia too old IOI' Illa own I°!'!' Satw'd.ty •t 8:30 p..m. on ''One of iM Boys' m NBC (Ch.
4 .
Gulf Coast town wreaking havoc on the llvM of tetrl-
fled citizens. (2 hn.f
Cl) COLLEGE FOOTBALL "Clemeon Untverslty
~ Qalne'' (2 hra., 30 min.)
CZ) MCME "In Pralle Of Ok* Women" ( 1978,
er.me) Tom S..iger. t<af90 ea.c:k. A~
kJtharto remllllecla on hla pat romantic conquetts,
from t"8 h It the ege of 12 to hit ledUctlon of•
hoUlewtM It 30. 'R' (l hr., 48 min.)
12:.e&(I) MOVIE "Rabid" (1979, Horroc) Martlyn
etwmbera. ffank Moore. A young woman who was Ctttic.dY Injured In a motorcycle accident II saved
by a radlcaly new MOlcal procedufe that leaves
her With only one aide 9'fect -a vocack>ua appetite
fOJ human blood. 'R' (1 hr .• 34 min.)
1:008 AOa< CONCEAT • iJCME "Since You Went Aw~" ( 1~. Orama)
Oeudette Colbert. 8hlrtey T empte. An American
famlly struggle to remain a.ne deepffe the problemt
they must-race dul1ng WOl1d Wat II. (3 hrs., 15
min~
M188K)N: IMPOe8a.E
EVE'NNi AT THE MPAOV
MOVE "SeYen" 1en. Adventure) Wllllam
, Batbara L ... U.~. lntellgerioe ca .. In • ~
cial agent to atop the Imminent merger of MYefl
Hawaiian crime syndicates. 'R' (1hr.,40 min.)
1:06® MOVIE "The Four S1Mc.-." (1981, Drema)
Alen Alda, Carol Burnett. Thr" couplM. d cklee,
long-time friends, e~ profound ohengee In
-relltlonlhm wNn one of the merrllgee dlllfl.-
t atet. 'PG' 1 hr., 67 "*'·
1: ~CC) MOVIE ' Seizure: The k.ory Of Kathy Monte"
(Drema) Leonard Nlmoy, P9nlk>pe Miiford. A
beeutlful young women with • ~ cateer llghtt for her llte, when ft 11111\d down bY a ,_,_
fatal brain tumor. ( 1 hr .. .a "*t.)
1:30e MOYIE "Thi er .. ....-, A9tf..-.ge" (1971,
Horror) Kent Taytor. Graot w..n.. An American
doctor plot• to trenaplent the tnln ol • Mktdle ea.t-
ern clctatOJ. (2 tn.) 1:.eae MOVIE "War Goda Of The Delo" (1985,
8clenoe-Flotlon) Vincent Pftoe, Tab t-blt•. An underw•t-...... OllY'• rui.r kldMpl two ~ .women. ~"'··~ . 1:11.£~ "TN~ .. (1M1, Homw) Dee W Patrlak w.one.. A womM ,.,,,_ II "***'-............ .,be ....... 'R' I ~\a
Heard, Jeff Bridget. A maimed Vietnam vet and hie
best friend, a IOclal drop out. focus their energies
onn=mucderca.. 'R' (1 hr .. 45mln.) 2:30. NEWS
(!)NA GAS SAVERS QUIZ
«!) AGAIOUl TURE U.S.A. ~'46()) MOVIE ''The Four Seuonl" (1981, Drama) .g_,...
Alan Alda. carol Burnett. Thi" couples. au close,
long-time friends. experience profound ctiangee In ~
thefr relatlonshlpa when one of the marrlagee dllln-5:
tegrates. 'PG' (1 hr., 57 min.) ~
2:55(C) MOVIE "Somethlhg Ot Value" (1957, O<a--
ma) Rock Hudson, Dana Wynter. The violence >
encountered by a peacemaker turns hlm Into a 1
seeker of vengeance. (1 h< .. 50 min.) CID MOVIE "Kiii And Klfl Agatn" (1981, Adventure) ' ~
Jamel Ryan, Annellne Krfel. A martial arts expert
battles the minions of a power-mad scientist Intent
on enslaving mankind with a new mlnd-<x>ntrol drug.
'PG' (1 hf., 40 min.) 3:008 MOVIE "Vivacious Lady" (1938, Comedy)
Ginger Rogers. James Stewart. A college professor
encounters sharp-edged hostlllty from his conMfVa-
tlve parents when he marries a cabaret singer. ( 1
hr .. 50 min.) . !I? STRAIGHT TALK ~="U.S. Alpine Championships" (1 h<.)
3:30e MOV1E "Tomb Of Llgela" (1965, Horroc)
Vincent Price. Elizabeth Shepperd. A dead woman
attempts to ruin hef husband's eecond marr1age by
terr0<1zlng his new wife.
3:36e MCME "Popeye" (1980. Comedy) Robin
w1n1ams. Shelley Dwan. Whlle searching foe his
father, the aplnach-eating sailor visits a quaJnt hdm-
let where he picks up a foundling and a skinny
sweetheart. 'PG' (1 hr .• 5-4 min.)
4:00(f) OR PAUL YONGGI CHO
Cl) SPORTS CENTER •:06 «!)BETWEEN THE LINES CZ) MOVIE "last Days Of Man On Earth" (1975.
Science-Fiction) Jon Floch. Patrick Magee. When
the ultimate disaster strikes, a skeptical Nobel sci-
entist thinks tha1 a compute< burled underground
can save the wor1d. 'R' (1h< .• 2• min.) •:fs e MOVIE "Hideout" (19-48. western) Adr1an
Booth, Lloyd Bridges. A mayocal candidate's bid for
office In a small town results In attempted murder.
(1 hr.)
•:$0 (!) V1EWPOtNT ON NUTRtTION .-:36 «!) rr 18 WRITTEN
(JI) 26 YEAA8 Of JERRY LEE -A CEl.EBAA TION
Johnny Cash, Kris Krlstofferaon. Charlie Rich and
Mickey Gilley join Jerry Lee Lewis In a performance
taped at the Jeckaon Hell ol the Tem•H Pet·
f°'"*'G Ma c.nter In Nalhvlll. ( 1 hr.) i.. BOT Of WHAT'S UP AMERICA (1 HR., 30 .e:.ea~ MOVIE "The Late Sholl(' (1977, Mystety} Aft~. uty Tomlin. A 1111ooed prlv9te eye
encounters ~ and murder wt'l8f'I he c:omee
out of retirement to locate a cat ~Ing to an
offbeat female cffenl • :·
4:50e LAST OFTHEW1LO i ·
'The Venrea~ce of Khan'
name of Star Trek film
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -"Star Trek: The v enpnm ol Khan" .. the title of the .a:Jnd 1DOYle
about the edWnturs of the Stanhip J:nterprile and
la aoew.
Bicardo Monialban 8tan -Khan. • c:hancter fin\ featund in a lt8'1 ep.odlt ol the .. Star Trek"
te1evilion ....._ Blbt,..... Beech. Merritt Butrlck and
Paul Win.field allo IW'.
Returnina crewmen. are WUllam Sbatner,
Leonard Ntmoy. n.ran.t Kelley, Jam.a Doohan,
Walw Xoen11, Geal'lle Talrel and NlcbeDe N~
plUI newcoms ~ AJJ.y at Lt. 8Mvlk.
Nk:bolla Meyer directeei from a ~ bJ Jeck
B. Sowardl from a 1tory by Harv. Beftnett and
Sowarm. Gene Boddenberry, wbo creeted ·~tar
Tnk." ... oomultmt to the production.
Tbt majol' CllldDc bM been canpleWd tor ..
lAdd Co.'• ~ ol the JDOYle .,..*" of ,_ Wolfe'• '-nw laltlt fkutt." The Mtronauta Will be portraJWCI by Cbatlill
J'raak .. leott Ca~nter. lleott Glenn • Alan ~ .. Barrtt. Mm Olma. 0-.Qlllld. Qi,, • ., ........ Wll'd • OUi an.am.
Sam llaeNrd ~ Chari• Yeepr UMI IUm · s~111L:tn 1a1i11 ill DID .,... MM1 Wally Sdlltia
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~ 5:00 8 VOYAGE TO THE BOTIOM OF THE SEA
"' (!) NINE ON NEW JERSEY :g (I) HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL .. Derby All-Star
LL Classic" (2 hrs.)
ti 6:05 all JAMES ROBISON · o 5:30 (!) DAY OF DISCOVERY
.j (%) MOVIE "Peter Rabbit And The Tales QI Beatrix ~ Potter" ( 1971, Fanta.sy) Frederick Ashton, Alexan-
der Grant. ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
5:36 (11) CARTOONS 5:4011 MOV1E "The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs
Sunny Movie" (1981. Comedy) Animated. Voices
by Mel Blanc. June F0<ay. (1 hr .. 20 min.)
5:-451 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 6:00 MUSIC ANO THE SPOKEN WORD
SUNDAY MORNING
YOUTH ANO THE ISSUES
ORAL ROBERTS
OtRECTlONS
8'8LE ANSWERS
ROMPER ROOM A CONVERSATION WfTH OR. GERSON
COHEN Carl Stern talks with the chancellOf of the
Jewish Theological Seminary of Amefica about
Issues facing Jews In America and abroad. (1 hr.) CH> MOVIE "Salem's Lor' (1979, Horror) David
Sout._James Mason. (1hr .. 50 min.)
8:06 w LOST IN SPACE •
(I) MOVIE "Hawk The Slayer' (1981, Adventure)
Jaok Palance. JoM Terry. 8:16~ MOVIE "ABBA: The Movie" (1978. Muelcal)
ABBA.
6:30 e FOR OUR TIME.8 SEAENOIPfTY
f«J8ER I 8CHUU..S4
DAVBAEAK LA.
AMBICA: THE 8ECONO CENTUAY
POINT OF VfEW
PUBUC Pll.8E
NEWS
7: •TOOAY'SAEUGION
I THAT'S CAT UTTl.E RASCALS
•SUNDAY MASS
SPECTRUM
DAY OF OtSCOVERY
CARTOONS
YOGA FOR HEAL TH
SPORTS CENTER
MOVIE "Cattle AMle And Little Britches"
(1981. Western) Burt Lancaster, John Savage. (1
hr •• 35 min.)
7:06 (fl) UGHTE:R SIDE OF THE NEWS
7:10• MOVIE "The Four Seasons" (1981, Orama)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. (1 hr .. 57 min.)
7:308 FAITHWAYS
Tube Topper
Counterattack:
Crime in America
Channel 7 -7 p.m.
0-.-K~
I WHITNEY ANO THE ROBOT
CAMPUS PAOAlE "Viewpoint On Nutrition"
a...ta: Actress Robin Shefwood, actress Jo AM
l~~~~T~ING THA re THE SPIRIT
SEARCH
JMtlf SWAOOART
MBTER AOOEN (R)
THE WOAlO TOMOAAOW
7: I!) MOYIE "Gentlemen'• Agreement" (1947.
Orama) Gregory Peck. Oofothy McGuire. e:oo• SUNDAY MORNNG
1Ml•THEUFE
P()PEillllnlllC\o'f'E'll: ~ .. REN08
PEMONAl. DIMEN8IOH8 LET THERE BE UOHT
LLOYD OGILVIE
MUBICWCRD
JE!PRf FALWELL
B..ECnlC COMPANY (R)
REXHUMBAAD
CHl.DAEN Of THEATRE STREEI Prtnoees
Grace narrates this documentary which fOCUMI on
three young, talented student• at the renowned
K1rov Ballet School. 1n Lellingtad. frOJ'l thet flfat
tense aud1t1on to a passionate perlormanoe six
~ars later. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.)
F.A. SOCCER "The Road To Wembley" ( 1 hr )
MOVIE "Steel" ( 1980. Drama) Lee Majors,
Jennifer O'NeiU. ( 1 hr .. 41 min.)
8:30 D ODYSSEY Guests: Diana Bruno-Harris, Hun·
ger Organizing Team of the Interfaith Hunger Coalt-
llon; Nat1vo Lopez. Amencan Friends Service Com
m1ttee. Reverend Monsignor John F Barry
TODAY'S BLACK WOMAN
THELAHAYES
MEETING TIME AT CALVARY
REX HUMBARD
FREDERICK K. PRICE
ELECTRIC COMPANY (R)
KNOW YOUR BIBLE
MOVIE "Who Says I Can't Ride A Rainbow!"
(1971. Adventure) Jack Klugman, Norma French.
8:-45(%) MOVIE "Incorrigible" ( 1979, Comedy)
Jean-Paul Belmondo. Genevieve Bujold ( 1 hr . 30
mln.1
9:00 D NEWS CONFERENCE
IPEOPLE7 II ORAL ROBERTS
ROBERT SCHULLER
IT IS WRITTEN
SESAME STREET R
COLLEGE V~ACCt_ "Collegiate Classic"
Penn State vs. UCLA (2 hrs .. ) e:1om MOVIE "The Earthling" (1980. AdVenture)
William Holden, Rlcky Schroder. ( 1 hr .. 37 min.)
9:301 (1) FACE THE NATION
NEW ZOO REVUE
DAY OF DISCOVERY
KENNETH COPELAND
THE WORLD TOMORROW I MEET THE PRESS
MOVIE "A Thunder QI Drums" ( 1961, Western)
Richard Boone. George Hamilton.
10:008 (I) NBA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS 8 A CONVERSATION WITH OR GERSON ~ Car1 Stern talks with the chancellor of the
Jewish Theologlcal Seminary of America abou1
i.. facing Jews In Ametlca and abroad. (1 hr.)
I GUJGAN'S ISLANO BA8E8AU. BUNCH
HERALD OF TRUTH
MOVIE "Ballad Of A Gunfight«" (1963. West-
ern) Marty Robbins. Bob Barron.
I REX HUMBARD
THE LAWMAKERS Correspondents Linda Wer·
Announcing
The
Marriott
Tennis : _Club
-.
Swxlay (continlled)
thelmer and Colde Roberts Join Paul Duke for an up-
to-the-minute summary of Congresslc>nal activities.
I NEWSCENTEA WEEKLY
MAGIC OF OfL PAINTING · SNEAK PREVIEW A look Is taken at the movies,
specials and sports events coming up on Home Box
Office.
Cl) MOVIE "Resurrection" ( 1980, Drama) El.len
Bur~t n. Sam Shepard.
10:06 NEWS
10:15 MOVIE "Barbarella" (1968, Sclence-Flc-
tlon,ane Fonda, Miio O'Shea. ( 1 hr .. 38 min.)
10:30 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND
• 1<106 ARE PEOPLE TOO Guests: Wiiiie Tyler
and Lester, Jim Plunkett, comedian Pat Hurley. fllm-
1~=~~~~~.J
MAGIC OF OfL PAINTING
MOVIE "The Last Chase" (1981, Sclence-Flc-
tlon) Lee Majors, Chris Makepeace. ( 1 hr., 40
10:3:'~ THIS WEEK IN BASEBAU ,
11:00. ON CAMPUS Featured: a visit to the "Quak-
er Festival'' at Whittler COiiege to learn about the
history and art of the Ou8kers. e BASEBAU Callfomla Angels at Baltimore Ori-
oles (3 hrs.)
• MOVIE "Van Nuys Blvd." (1979, Comedy) BIU
Adler, Cynthia Wood. e MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Love In A Cofd Ci-
mate: Heir Apparertt" The Montdores locate their
heir, Cedric: Linda leeves her husband and moves In
with her new love. (Part 5) Q (1 hr.) e YOUNG PEOPLE'S 8PEC&Al "Winners" Three
mentally retarded yOUQglters who participated In
the National $peclal OfYri'lplca are profiled.
• WASHtNG'rON WEB< IN REVIEW (R)
(I) AUTO RACING "NASCAR Winston 500" from
Taledega, Alabama. (3 hrs .. 30 min.)
11:050) 8A8e8AU. Chicago Cltbs at Atlanta Braves m tn .. 15 min.> • KENNY LOOOINS Singer I IOngWl'tler Kenny
Lonains perlorms many of his greatest hits -lnciu6 l~"'f.Whenever I Cea You Frtend" a.nd "Keep The
Fire" In this concert taped at the Santa Barbara CoontY Bowl. ( 1 hr.) ··r~~~W>W«l.EY COLE-WHITTAKER
•OUTDOOR LIFE CJtURcH .. THE HOME M.l. llU&U WEEK ''Good eomp.1'11 Don't
Miike Mone(' Guell: Stel>hln C. Leuthold,
(C) ... ,,_-~--~C:tt~A~~~tte (~ches"
(1981, W..tem) Burt lancat8f', John Savage.
\I 11 l \'\t >< )'\
1~· OUTDOOR UFE Featured: Bllttlshlng In Baja. Mexico. '~'It Heppened To Jane" (1969, Come-
Dorla Dey, Jeck Lemmon.
THE AA8t CHUACHl.L8 "A Famous VIC1ory" chll. now Dulce of Marlborough becW of
Queen Anne. o.Mltl the French In the Bettle of
Blenheim.~ hr.) e Ml~ 1o.rounc1 junior middle~ bout
between Tony Ay• end St8'19 Gt9gofy from
T.,,.,., ~). (1 hr.)
L~ ANAHCE AMJ ~MANAGE-
(1) LOl..A FALAHA: THE F1A8T LADY Of LAS
YE'OA8 Lola FalMa ~ "I Wll SurM."
"LOY't The One Y~.l're '' end "Who Wll Buy?''
In • Concet1 perlonNwlce from the Ailddln Hotel In
La Veges._ (1 hr.)
(J) MOYIE "Phobil" (1980, SWpenle) Paul
Mlctwel oi.-, 8uean Hagin. (1hr.,3' min.)
12:16. t.tcWIE "Popeye" (1M0, Comedy) Robin
-
Shellv Owll. ( 1'fw., 64 min.)
12: I NM IA8tCETIAl.L Pl.A YOFPS. v
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• KR<PATRICK PlAY8 8AOH Ralph ~trlQ(.
one of the woncra gr•..t hlrP*hordll1s. per-
tonna a recital of music by ~ from the Peabody
Conservatory of~. (1 hr.) e 8PORT8WORLD 10-round mmlc11t1cS-lll'lcl•n11111elghtllnftl bout
between Mark Fram and Dwlaht Walker (ltYe from
Tampa, Fla.); Part 4 of the World's Strongeet Min
competition; Mixed Pan Target OMng (from
Ha~l':hORY I WAJ:.M:f WOALO Of JONATHAN WINTERS Guest: Ruth Ekmj,
1:30e MOTORCYCLE RAaNG "Drag Racing On
Two Wheels"
IWl.O, WU> WEST
NJAM-12
AMSICAN STORY MOYIE ''Ju6el And Jim" ( 1961, Romance)
Jelnne Moreau, Olk8' w.,,.. 1:41(J) MOVE .. ~ .. (1979, Comedv}
JNn-PU lllmondo, ~-. t!ujoki ( 1 hr., 3b
2:~~ ' I a 8PORT88EAT ·1'0VIE ''The Parellax View" (1974, Orama)
Warren Bee~Paula Prentlal. • t.tcWIE " Six LOYM" (1963, Comedy) Deb-
bie Reynotdl. Robertlon. al CARMEN Grace Bumbfy and Jon Vickers star In
a&.f'e opera about a gypsy girt end the dragoon
whole Nfe she ruN. Herbert V-on Kerajln conducts
the v.nna Phllhannonic, (3 hr'I.)
I TMNHQ 0008 THE W000H0USe WAY
WNT1NB FOR A AEA80N
MOYIE ·~ Of VllUe'' (1957. Orama) Aock Hudlon, Dini Wynter. ( 1 hr., 65 min.)
2:10. MOYIE "Father Of The Bnde" (1950, eom.
dy) Spencer Tracy, Elzabeth Taylor. (1 tw., 35
2:="J.i NEWS
2:80. flN08U 1CHound junior ~t bout between Tony Ay8'e and Steve Gregoty (from Tam-
Fla.). ( 1 tw.)
QI LIG.4.H'l Ill.ANO 9 AMEAICAN 8PORT1MAH Peter St,._
f()f black lnllln off .... o-t 8entlr AMf
,,_ AUit'*; Phi HM1a Ind CUrt Gowdy ,.,.,. Dtwnt In South OMoce: ....., S.dllly 1raw9 to llrtttlh ~ to obMfW lhl unmMt hebltat ~
hebttl of the dllnalroUt Idler wtWe. ( 1 hr.)
• MOVIE ''Sherfodt Haem. And The fpkler Wom-fCI:_----
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MU at IW ftob9rt tclllr\ a.t Hec*8rt,
Ctw1lllig Md ~ ~ ..., In "*
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and manager, Jim
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I • PROJECT UNMRSE
..... (I) AGUAE SKA TINO "W~mplonlhlf>9" ~ &1' M~~n, ~r:;:r~y.... ( 1980. Comedy)
i: Don Knotts, Tim Conway. : cm MOVIE "The Water Sablea" (1979, Fantasy)
Animation and llYe action. Jail* Muon. ~ (%) MOVIE "Cuttet's Way'' (1981, Orama) John
,, Heard. Jeff=· (1 hr .• '6 min.) ~ 5,130t£e:k KO~
> MONEYMAKERS ~ CHILOAEN Of THEATRE STFEEf Prlncesa ~ Grace narrates this doc:omentaty which focusee on o: three young, talented atudentt at the renowned
Kirov Ballet School In Leningrad, from U'lelt fltst
tense audition to a pask>n&te performance 9bt yean later. (1 hr .. 30 min.)
L\ l . '\I '\( , t:oo•••NEWS •MOYIE "At The Earth's Core" (1976, SO.OO.-Flct.loA) Doug Mcaure, Pet• Cuehlng. A gtoup of
expk>rera penetrates Eatth to Its center where they I~ =Ion Inhabited by prehistoric creaturee.
KOJAK
IT 18 WRITTEN
CHAAUE'S ANGELS
MOVIE "The Retwn Of Frank James" ( 1940,
Western) Henry Fonda. Gene Tierney. Jeeee
James' bfother avengee hla death. (2 hrt..)
• MOVIE "Ameflcan Graffiti" (1973, Comedy)
Ron Howard, Cindy Wlliaml. Four Ceutomia teen-
ager=t a final, nostalglc g=: of IMocenct on their achool_~duatlon t (2 In.) ta WRI rERS; ARTH SCHWARTZ The
oompoeer of "The Bandwagon" and "A Tree Grows
lln ~U8how 8 aong CJOWL (1 hr.)
N8CNEW8
Eve.tG AT SYMPHONY Selji Ozawa conducts tl'lt Bolton Symphony Orchestra In Bach'• Sinfonia fcif Double Orchestra and "TrOla Petites Lltur~"
~ OIMer Ment11n, (R) ( 1 hr.)
(JI) SNEAK PREVEW A look II taken at lhe mooAee. =-and aporta ....,,19 oomlng up on Home Box
Cl> WAO<Y WOAl.D OF JONATHAN WINTEA8
Guest """ Buzzi. &;Olfl) WEEK .. REVIEW
• MOYIE "~ And The Bandit 11" (1880,
Comedv) Burt Reynalda, Jackie Gteuon. Sherttf
Buford 'T. JtMtlct cala In his two lawman bfothefl to
atop a retired bootlegger. the Bendit, from JW).
e:=:=~· ·~~ (1 hr., 66 "*'->
ll!rs HOU vwooo •NEW& . 1'HE WOAU> TOMOAAOW WHY IN THE WOALD
MOYIE "King Of The Mountain" (1981, Adven-
ture) Harry Hamlin, JoMph Bott.oml. Three young
L.Aa bachekn deYOt• th* .... to the tpatt ol.
«~~PG' (1hr.,30mln.) ' ~ MOVIE "Who Says I Can't Adi A Ralnbowt"
( 1971, Adventuft) Jeck t<Jugmen. Norma French.
1'he caretatcer of a Greenwich Vllae pony farm
facet evtctlon by an unecrupuk>ue reel eetate agent
who wants to build a Ngtwfle on the farm's lot. 'G' 8:~1 hr.,~ CHAPUH COMEDY THEATRE 8:~ OHAALE8 CHAMPLIN OH THE RlM 8CEHE 1:00 Cll eo ...no
• ,.-A THEA MURPHY An etderty mountain men ~ 8 ~ he hea cared f()f llnoe lhe WM lbln-
doned u a beby at the~ (Pert 1) (A) Q
i hr_J a COUNTERATTAO<: awe IN ~ (Pr.,.,.,e) George Kenneoy holtt tt"9 new ..,...
thet encoutages ...,. to Join the wer .._.
•I ~:tao..c:ornmun6calt0fl. (1 hf.)
.WV8WNJG>Jfr
HOPFEFi 8 alNCE Thll ftlm S)Ol11eyt of one of
• • major 20lh century A1f111t pelntera. ( 1 hr.)
(
TUTAHt<HAMet8 EOm
tf<NA ''COmpUtert, 8Ptet And PrMte U."
benefltt end potrie( ..... br= *"' :-&>ciT.rr .... ~..·-
(C) MCME " · Thi .._~ ... _,, ~-......_;:;:;:,,.I II :O~&;F~~5
SBOWOP'l"S -.a.rt.re (Valene lJerUneUI) and
Ann (Bcmnie »an.t.Un. from Wt) are .,in per-
aiMld«:I IO JftWDf another variety abow frX' the
loe&l aenlor citium on "One IJ.y at a Time"
.Sunday •t 8:30 p.m. on CBS (Cb. 2).
CE SPORTS CENTER CH> MOVIE "The Four Seasoos" (1981. Orama)
Alan Alda, Carol Burnett. Three couples, au ctote.
long-time friends. experience Pf'Ofound changes in
their relationships when one of the marriages dlsln-
!!grates. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 57 min.)
(I) MOVIE "The Fan" (1981, Suspense) Lauren
Bacall, James Garner. A popular film star Is vtclim-
lzed-by a psychotlo admirer. 'R' ( 1 hr .• 36 min )
• MOVIE "9 To 5" (1980, Comedy) Jane Fonda,
Dolly Parton. Three working women rebel against
their eubjugatlon by a male chauvinist boss. 'PG' ( 1
hr., 60 min.)
8:06dlJ JERRY FALWELL
8:308 (I) ONE DAV AT A TIME Ann and company
are persuaded to do another show at !he Park Uto-
1 senior citizens· hotel.
THE WORLD TOMORROW
EVENfNG AT THE IMPROV
MOVIE "Phobia" ( 1980, Suspense) Paul
Michael Glaser. Susan Hogan. A group of mental
patients are murdered according to their lndlvldual
feara. 'R' ( 1 hr., 34 min.)
9:008 ()) ALICE Mel's money-winning contest at thf diner threatens to put him out of business per-
manently. 8 e MOVIE "Kenny Rogers As The Gambler"
(1980, Western) Kenny ROQ8r$, Lee Purcell. A Pf'O-
fesslonal gambler takes a train ride through the Old
West to help his estranged son and finds romance
with a shady society lady along the way. (A) (2
hrs.) I WILD KINGDOM QI MOVIE "Mae West" (Premiere, Biog<aphy)
Ann Jtnlan, James Brolin. The life of the legendary
actr8S$ who built hef stardom on sex Is chronicled. i.<M'.'~o
• AGAONSKY ANO COMPANY ta SONG WRtTEAS: ARTHUR SCHWARTZ The
compe>Sef of ''The Bandwagon" and "A Tree Grows
In BrOOktyn, •• shows how a ~ grows. ( 1 hr.)
• MAStERPIECE THEATRE 'Love In A Cold Cit-
mate: Foreigners Are Fiends" Lord Meftn gives Lin-
da a little house. and Christian becomes Involved
with one of his aJdes while helping refugees of the ~ntsh Civil War. (Part 6) o (1 hr.)
• AMERICAN PLAVHOtJSE "Private Content-
ment" Reynolds Prioe'a original screenplay abOUt a
Cl) U.8. ALPINE SKltNG young soldier's last family reunion before being sent CD MOVIE "Happy Birthday To Me" (1980. Hor-to fight In World War II atara Katherine Walker and
ror) Melissa Soe Anderson. Glenn Ford. As nuder John McMartin. Q (1hr.,30 min.)
begln8 chopping away at her clfcte of etltla1 fntnda, CC> MOVE ''Cattfe Al'V)le And Little Britches"
a prep school senior wornes that ahe may be lhe (1981, Western) Burt Laocaster, John S.V.·
next victim -or poeelbly the kier. 'R' (1 hf .. 48 -'two tough outtaws pk:k up a pelr of teen-~~
min.) and take them along on ttlelr ~ 'PG ( 1 cm MOVIE "Fort Apache, The Bronx" (1981, Ore-hr., 35 min.)
ma) Paul Newman, Ed Alner. A tOUgh_oop battles (I) C0U.£0E FOOTBALL "Otmaon Untwwslty
crime and corruption In New. Vort< City's South f?l>ring_Game" (2 hf8., 30 min'/
Bronx neighborhood. 'R' (1hr.,59mln.) CD MOVIE ''The Fan" (198. 8uapenM) Lauren
(%)MOVIE "Peter Rabbit And The Tales Of Beetrlx Bacall. James Gamer. A popular fllm star le vlc:tlm-
Potter" (1971, Fantasy) Frederick Ashton. AJexan-IZedbyapsychotleadmnf. 'R' (1hr .. 36mln.)
der Grant. Members of London's Royal Bdet Com-cm ~ "Mehogeny'' (19'15, Drama) Diana peny perform versions of "Plnllnn BAlnd," "Jef Rota. Anthony PettOOa. -A )'<U'lg black woman rlees
Fisher.'' "Jemima Puddle-oUCk.'""Squlrrel Nut::,X from the depths of the ghetto tO' International fame
and ''Two Bad Mice." (1 hf., 30 min.) u a fashion de&lgott and model. 'PG' (1 hi .. 60 7:06~NEW8 min.]_ ,
7:30 8COTT HAMIL TON: WORLD CHAMPK>N 9:06 Gl> NEWS
ON . Scott Hamilton talka about· winning the 9:30. (I) THE JEFFEASONS George gives Flor-
World Tltle in skating and la •1so shown as he per-ence~"hels>ful 11ps~1how to land a man.
CE GOLF HIGHLIGHTS " 1975 U.S. Open" JACK VAN IMPE
formed In the 1980 lntematlonal Stars On Ice Show. I "~ ~ SUAVfV,,_
8:00 •(I) ARCHIE BUNKER'S Pl.AC£ Archie's new MOVIE "The Great Man" ( 1957, Orama) Joee
lawyer takes measures to have the bar run his own Ferrer, Dean .hQ)er. After the death of a popular
way. humorist. a feporter tries to find the sectet of his 8 e CHIPS A band of QOmput8f thieves hamper eucc~ (2 hie.)
Jon end Ponch's •U0t1s to &PPfehend them by foUI-•NEWS ~up thtCHP'scompoter. (1 hr.} 9:MdlJOPEN UP
• ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK lnte~ with 10:00• ())TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Gonzo turns ama-
Roger Moore, Sheena Easton. Rita Moreoo. Pat teur detect~ to find a bone marrow donor tor one
Boone and aeorr Hamllton. c1 hr.) of hla P!tlenta. c1 rir.) • a ....a" BELIEVE rr OR NOT Praented 1 ·.NEWS are exploratlona of Pompeii's "City Of The Deed." TIE SECRET WM
the haunta of Eu'ope'• werewavea. ghost• of Scot-HOPPER'S SI.ENCE This tum portraye Of one of
land'• Glamll c.atle, and lpitttual heelngl at Amertca'• majof 20th century Atallat pUitera. (1
IL<>tKJ-11 w'Y"·L hi.) • ,, fRl11EN • EXCHANGE "No Excuee, Sit'' 'fhe mytht and ~ ~= VIH" (1974, Dfaml) reeHtles of the world's most famoue mllltary lnltlt"'°
Warren Beatty, Paula Prentlea. All == tlon of higher edUcatlon -Weet Point -ere !!f>lored. Q ( 1 hi.)
report• attempts to unoowt • natlorMlde oo MOYE "The Lat CNate" (1981, saeno.Ao-
of polltlcal ......._ (2 hrl.) tton) lM Maicn. Chrla M9kepe9Ce. In• WOftd of I AU8T AIR COOl<F8 AM8ICA the future a former reoe car di"* llnd 1 ~ege
NAPOLEON l LOVE "Geofglna" RUier of computer 'eicpert W1' the~·· ptoeol'tptton ance for the PMC four~ ~ Ololdtl to of IUtomoblta. 'PG' ( 1 hr .• .a min.) become~«, bUt ~ Wfi feign II q..,_. -hit.. ~ "All That Jim" ( 1979, MUllcal) Roy Ofhltmlltfwll~~, tw.) Jelll6CI 1...-tge. The tumullucM lite of.
NOY '"Twlrw'' The ICllll!ltlo Oft.-. pt0ft•lrin.t chofMglmpher 11 ~ frOlll ~
llld nwMd ~ bud .,. lllO ~ °"' on the ._. to pnonel crtw. 'R' (2 hrl., 3 Hw.I min.> -• • A~GGldCI-D~-==.:.~.::,-.-· 'il~i~l=mll:1 •11 .,. .......... c am. =AD' it! Jlnl ,._ MID O'IMa: ...___..
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and villains. accompanied by a blind guardian angel.
'PG' ( 1 hr .. 38 min.)
10:30. JERRY FALWB.l
I .MAMY SWAGGART
LOAD MOUNTBATTEN: A MAH FOR THE CEN-
TURY "The Labors Of Peace" Following the Japa-
nese surrendef In 1!M5, Mountbanen becomes
Involved In handling postwar polltlcal and human
problems. (Part 5) (A) O (1 hr.)
10:36 a> MOVIE "A Taste Of Honey" ( 1962, Drama)
Dora Bryan. Rita Tushlngham. After a young, ~
tlve British girl has an affair with a blaek sab, she
struggles to accept the fact that she Is pregnanL (2
hrs.)
(I)~ESMrTH
11:008 D 8 (I) 9 ID NEWS I PACESETTERS •
WORLD VISION
NAPOJ..EON & LOVE "Georgina" Ruler of
France for the paat four years. NapoleOn decides to
become Emperor, but who will reign as queen -his
wife Josephine or his mistress Georgina? (1 ht.)
• SNEAK PREVIEWS ~ MOVIE "The Return Of The Secaucus Seven"
( 1980, Drama) Mark Arnott, Gordon Clapp. The
members of a group of college students active In the
protest movement during the '60s gather for a
weekend reunion. 'R' ( 1 hf .. 48 min.) CD MOvte "Cinderella" (19n. Comedy) Cheryl
Smith, Kirk Scott. A prince tries eeveral young wom-
en In his klng<jom In his search for the one he met at
a royal ba_IJ. 'A' ( 1 hr .• 30 min.)
CD) MOVIE "The Stunt Man" (1980, Orama) Peter
O'Toole. Steve Railsback. Wanted by the police, a
disturbed Vietnam veteran finds an unsure haven on
a movie set whe<e a World War I epic Is being
filmed. 'A' (2 hrs., 9 min.) 1 1:16.~NEWS 11:30~SPORT8ANAL · I ABC~ MOV1E "Come Out. Come Out. Wherever Yoo
Are" (1974, Mystery) Lynda Day George, Peter
Jaffrey. When a young glr1 reports her traveling
companion missing. she Is told that the girl does not
exlat. ( 2 hf8.)
Cl) LIFE Of AILEY · 0 MOV1E "Jennifer: A Woman's Story" (1979,
Drama) Elizabeth Montgomery. B<adfOfd Dillman. A
Fifteen-year-old Brent ~oo no idee how.soon
he'd be usmo CPR to save someone's hfe when be com·
pleted his Red Cross trauung at a Youth Sarery Seminar.
But. wh.tle Brent was nd&no the tram home from that
senunar, a· man collapsed two rows behind hun
''He wasn't breathmo. and l oouldn't find a pulse;'
Brent recalls. "l wasn't scared. I didn't have time to be
scared. I knew what to do and I did It • •
lf)'OU were in Brent's place, would you knOW what
to do? Well teach you
Jom us
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widow trying to make a Nfe fOf heraetf and her chff..
dren becomes lnvotved In a bitter struggle for~
trol of her late hulband's ~· (2 Fil.)
• MOVE "The Country Girt' (1954, Drama) Bing
Crosby, Grace Kely. A faded Broadway star
Immersed In &elf-pity Is given a chance to stage a
comeback. (2 hrs.)
I TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED
THE FIRST CHUACHILLS "A Famous Victory"
Churchltt, now Duke of Mar1borough because of
Queen Anne. defeats the French In the Battle of
Blenheim. ( 1 hr.)
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1 12:361 M18810N: IMPOesleLE ~ 12:~ NAME Of THE GAME ~ CB) MOVIE "King Of The Mountain" (1981, Acfven..
_ ture) Harry Hamlin. Joeeph Bottoms. Three young
-c L.A. bachelors devote their energies to the sport of ~ dfaQ.!.aclng. 'PG' (1 hr., 30 min.)
-12:50~ MOVIE "La cage Aux Folles" (1979, ~ ~ dy) Ugo Tognazzl. Michel S.rault. A nlghtctub ~ owner tries to prepare his transvestite lover fOf a
LL. visit by his son's flancee's father, the morals com--
-missioner of France. 'A' ( 1 hr., 31 min.) 8' 1:009 HOPPER"S SILENCE This film portrays of -' one of America's major 20th century Realist paint-~ ers. J 1 hr.) _ 1:30 (II ABC NEWS
.2 I TURNABOUT Ci: NEWS
MOVIE "In Praise Of Older Women" ( 1978.
Drama) Tom Berenger, Karen Black. A Hungarian
lotharlo re.mlnlsces on his fast romantic conquests,
from his first at the age o 12 to his seduction of a
housewife at 30. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 48 min.)
1:3ial)NEWS
1:458 AT ONE Guest: actor Bud Cort. ( 1 hr.)
())MOVIE "Deadly Games" (1981, Mystery) Sam
Groom, Dici< Butkus. A woman returns to her home-
town to investigate her sister's mysterious death. ·R'
(1 hr .• 35 mln.f
2:05 (!}NEWS
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2:168 NEWS
2:20(H) MOVIE "Happy Birthday To Me" ( 1960,
Horror) Melissa Sue Anderson, Glenn Ford. As mur-
def begins chopping away at her circle of elitist
friends. a prep schOOI senior worries that she may
be the next victim -or possibly the killer. 'A' ( 1 hr .•
48 min.)
• MOVIE "Lovers And liars'' (1979, Comedy)
Goldle Hawn, Giancarlo Giannini. Whlle traveling In
Italy, an. American glr1 meets and falls In love with a
married man. 'A' (1 hr., 36 min.)
2:30. TODA Y'S AEUGIOH
§MORNING STRETCH rrs YOUR BU81NE88
MOVIE "He Knows You're Alone" (1960,
Suspense) Don Scardino, Celtln O'Heaney. A psy-
chotic murderer stalks attractive young brldet-to-
be, silently ~ lethally 818shlng their dreams of
wedded blls& 'R' ( 1 hr .• 30 min.)
2:451NEW8 3:00 NEWSMAKERS ~JOE FRANKi.JN
3:Wr...:ME "Phobia" c1eeo, SUlpenee) Pau1
Mlcheel Glaer, SuMn Hogan. A group of mental
patients are murdered ecc:otclng to their lndMdual .... ·~.\Jr:'" 34 min.) 3:30.Nn ACE
Cl) l«ME "Al That Jazz" (1979, Mueical) Roy Sdlelder. Jeeelce l.8nge. The tun'Utuoue llfe of a profeselonal chor~ II folowed from euo-
ceea oo the atage to per90Nl crilel. 'R' (2 hrs., 3
• ~~JIMMY 8WAOOART .
CC) 'fi'OYE ''The Return Of The SecallCUS Seven''
1980. Orama Mette Amdft. Gordon . The
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members of a group of college students active In the
protest movement during the '60s gather for a
weekend reunion. 'A' ( 1 hr .• 46 min.)
(I) SPORTS CENTER
-4:06 al> FUNTIME
• MOVIE "SmOkey And The Bandit II" (1960,
Comedy) Burt Reynolds, Jackie Gleason. Sheriff
Buford T. Jostlce cells In his two lawman brothers to
stop a . retired bootleggef, the Bandit. from tran-
sporting a baby elephan.t. 'PG' ( 1 hr., SS min.)
•:fOCB) MOVIE "The Foor Seasons" (1981, Orama)
Alan AJda, Cerol Burnett. Three couples, aR dose,
long-time friends, experience profound changes In
therr relatn when one of lhe marriages dlsln-t~rates. 'PG' 1 hr .• 67 min.)
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Jeff Bridges, Claire Trevor and Paul Dooley In
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Robert Mulllpn is directing from a ICl'eenplay
'by Charlie Peten, from an ori8lnal story by Mulli-
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on NBC (Cb. 4).
Nell Carter stars in
NBC's 'Ain't Misbehavin'
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Nell Cart.er will rec-
reate her Tony award-winning role In °Ain't M.ia-
behavin' " for a two-hour apedal for NBC.
Mlaa Carter, 1tarrln1 In the NBC serlea
"Gimme a Break," a1-> won an Ob6e and the New
York Drama Critics award for her higb-apirlted
performance in the collection of music by Fata
Waller.
a.car winner John Williama will compoee and
conduct the ecore for "Monsignor.'' a new film from
20th Century-Fox.
Chrlatopher Reeve and Genevieve Bujold star
in the Frank Yablana production.
Wlll.laml" has been nominated for the Academy
Award 14 times, winning Oacara in 1972 for
"Fiddler on the Roof," in une for "Jaws" and in
1978 for 0 Star Wan.':
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Monday
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5:00(%) ''Cutter's Way" (1981, Orama) John Heard,
Jeff Bridges.
8:00® "Hot Lead And Cold Feet" (1978. Comedy)
Jim Oele. Don Knotts.
6:30• "Lions For Breakfast" ( 1979, Adventure)
Jan Rubes, Jim Henshaw.
6:36® "Aylng Down To Alo" (1933, Musical)
Glrlg!t Rogers. Fred Astaire.
6:~ CZl "Incorrigible" ( 1979. Comedy) Jean-Paul
Belmondo, Genevieve Bujold.
7:30(1) "Mulefeathers" (1978. Comedy) Rory Cal·
houn. Oon Knotts.
8:00 <Bl "Ruckus" ( 1980. Orama) Dirk Benedict,
Linda Blair. II "9 To 5" ( 1980, Comedy) Jane Fonda, Dolly
Parton.
8:05® "Attair In Trinidad" (1952. Orama) Glenn
Ford, Rita Hayworth.
8:30 (%) "American Gigolo" ( 1980, Orama) Richard
Gere, Lauren Hutton 9:00~ "Seizure: The Story Of Kathy Morris" (Dra-
ma) Leonard Nlmoy, Penelope Miiford.
9:30 e "King Of The Pecos" ( 1936, Western) John
W&Yf!!!. Muriel Evans.
10:00CHJ "A Force Of One" (1979. Drama) Chuck
N0<rls, Jennifer O' Nelli.
CJ) "The V.1.P.s" ( 1963, Orama) Elizabeth Taylor.
Richard Burton .
. • "Father Of The Bride" (1950. Comedy) Spen-
cerTracr,. 8lz.abeth Taylor.
10:06al) •Dames" (1934, Musical) Joan Blondell.
Olok Powen.
10:30(%) "Targets" ( 1968. Suspense) Boris Karloff
Tim O'Kelly. ' 11:00~ "BiUy Jack" (1 971 , Drama) Tom Laughlin,
Delores Taytor.
11:1&• "Nlghtwlng" (1979, Suspense) Nick Mancu-
so. David Warf't8f.
11:30® "Smokey Bites The Ous1" (1981, Comedy)
Jimmy McNlchol, Janet Ju"8n.
.\I 11 .H '\< >< >'\ \I<>\ 11 .'°'
12:00. "Young FtK)'" (1965, Western) Rory C.
houn. Virginia Mayo.
• "Walkabout" (1971. Adventure) JeMy ~ter, Devfd GutpllU.
• "Love With The Proper Stranger" ( 1964.
Romance) Natalie Wood, Steve McOueen.
Cl) "Starting Ovef" ( 1979, Comedy) Burt Rey-
nolds, JIH Clayb\Jr~. CJ) "Straw Dogs' i 1972. Orama) Dustin Hoffman.
SUsan George.
1:00(1) "love Me Tender" (1956, Musical) Elvis
Presiey, Richard Egan. ~ "LOOk Back In Anger" (1959. Drama) Claire
Bloom, Richard Burton. CID "Take This Job And Shove It" (1981. Comedy)
Robert Haya, Barbara Hershey.
2:00CD "Cheaper To Keep Her" (1980, Comedy)
Mac Davis. T ovah Feldshuh.
(%) "Monty Python Meets Beyond The Fringe"
(1976, Comedy) Narrated by Dudley Moore.
2:30(1) "Mulefeathera" (1978, Comedy) Rory Cel-
houn. Don Knous. 3:008 "Zorro" (1975, Adventure) Alaln Oeloo.
Stanley Beker. CID "Ruckus" (1980, Drama) Dirk Benedict. Linda
Blak.
3:30 e "Ruckus" ( 1980, Orama) Dirk Benedict Unda Bialr. .
(%) "CUtter's Way" (1981, Drama) John Heard,
.Mn Brldgea.
4:00(1) ''8edknobt And Broomsticks" ( 1971, Fan-
teayl_ Angela l..anlbury, David Tomlinson.
6:00(1) "The Fortune Cookie" (1966, Comedy)
JKk Lemmon, Walt• Matthau. CC> ''SetzUre: The Story Of Kathy Morris" (Drama)
Leonerd Nlmoy, Penelope Miiford.
~e "Th• 0.-1 R9ce" < 1965, Comedy) Jack
lAmmon. Tony Cuftll. 6:20 CZ> .. PMer Aebblt AnO The r• 0t Beatrix Polt9f' ( 1971, Fanteay) Fl'edertc:k Athton, AleQn.
dlrOrlnt.
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UNHAPPY :_ Murphy {Micbltel Ke.ton, !'fht)
la not bllppy when be dUooven )Ji. girl fri~nd
w1lJ be Jl"CWICUdnll OM Of M favorite J)U'Olees.
Bia Walter (Ken Foree) on ''Report to Murphy"
Monday •t 8:30 pm. on CBS (Ch. 2).
Oiflner ana Edward Herimann. (1hr .. 30 min.)
I OVER EAlf'( Guest: Sophia Loren. (R) Q
N8CNEW8 ~d And Cold Feet" (1978, Com-
edy) Jim Oele, Ooo Knotts. In The Old West, twtn
brothers -one rough 'n' tough, the other a city-
bred mHquetoeat -compete lo a grueling contest to
see Who will Inherit their father's fc>rtune. 'G' ( 1 hr ..
30mln.)
Cl) TH~ LAST Of THE CA.OOOE8 After <*covering
his Indian heritage. a T exaa youth becomes
Cbs888ed with leamlng more about his anoeetors
and their culture. 8:30())~~ l~IN~ttt~LY ~T: CALIFORNIA CONGRESSIONAL
·~=rCTKARATE ~MOVIE "Viva Las Vegas" (1964, Musical) EMs
Presley. Ann-Margret. A Laa Vegas swimming
Instructor becomes the object of affecJlon for a ~· car nut and hit Italian friend. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.) g MOVIE "Lk>ns For Breakfast" ( 1979, Adven·
ture) Jan Rubel, Jim Henshaw. Two young broth-
ets, an old drifter and a dog puf1Ue a dream -a
beUer Ufe for all °" an old farm -but expe<lence
many hair-raising adVef'ltures along the way. 'G' ( t
hr .. 24 min.)
7:100!cE AGAIN
ABC NEWS
P.M. MAGAZINE Behind tht ecerM1S at "WKRP
In Cincinnati"; an Interview wttti Buffalo Bob of TVs
lold ~~~Doody Show":
ENTERTAINMENT TONIC!HT The first of a lef1es
eon~· blonde bomblhella.
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TH!~ MAGIC OF OL PAINTING MOVIE "Look 8ac:I< In Ange(' (1969, Orama)
Bloom, Rlchlrd Button. 8Med on the pley by
John Olbornl. At the .... moment. a nwt Illa D1tiW'1
thlthekMllndllMClthlllwll. 11 l'lr., .Omln.) CDMCMI ''Thi RMI CounldoWn'' (tllO,..,...
AQoon) Ok l)nt1'rr ~&Men. A....,,..,.
storm at -b=rta ... .,.. P"•• eWaaft OM6'f U.8.8. llllC* In time to"Dlc*ttlbef I.
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min.) CD> .MCME "Thi Latt MMro'' (1llO. Dr8ma)
Ciltw'l1e Dino-. Glcwd O.-• OIMolad bV
..
to
C'4 Mooday (cootimed) I Danner and Edward Herrmann. (1 hr., 30 min.)
Cl:)" MOVIE "Billy Jack" (1971, Orama) Tom
Laughlin, Oelotes Tayto<. An 9'(...Qreen Beret half-
breed champions the cauee of a freedom eehool for runaw~ on an Mzona Indian reservation. ( 1 hr~.
55mln.
Cl) URE SKATING "World Championships"
from Copenhagen. Oenmar1<. (2 hrs., 30 min.) CD MOVE "Scanners" ( 1981, Horror) Jennifer
O'NelH. Patrick MeGoohan. A lethal conn1c1 arises
~ ~een two amen groups of people whose extraor-
...J dlnary psychic powers Include the ability to kill
,.. telepathically. 'A' ( 1 hr., 42 min.)
1-• MOVIE "Nlghtwing" (1979. Suspense) Nick
-Mancuso, David Warner. The popolatlon of a !2 Southwestern desert region Is terrorized by hun-0:: dreds of vampire bats which Invade the area In mass
numbers when night falls. 'PG' (1 hr .. 45 mfn.)
(%) MOVIE "Straw Dogs" ( 1972, Drama) Dustin
Hottman, Susan George. A man and his wife
attempt to remove themselves from violent Amert-
can society, but discover that a peaceful sorface can hide undertylng savagery. ( 1 hr., 55 min.)
9:30 9 Cl) MAKING THE GRAOE Felspar hires an educallonal con9Ultant In hopes of Improving stu-
dent-faculty relations.
• IMAGES A loot< at the techniques of various Lat-
in American artists and how these reftect thler styles
and persooalltles.
(a> MOVIE "Middle-Age Crazy" (1980, Comedy)
Ano-Margret, BluceDem. A Texas developer's sue·
cessful job and beautiful wife manage to drive him
Into a mld-Ufe crisis. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 31 min.)
10:00 8 (J) LOU GRANT Lou and the staff gear up
for the biggest disaster story of all when a crisis In
the Mlddl8 Wt seems to make the threat of nucMNtt
war ~bility. (1 ht.)
8 • MOAE TV CENSORED BLOOPERS Flubbed fllm clips and outtakes never Intended for public
viewing are Pfelented; Dick Clatk hosts. (R) ( 1
ht.)
I !~~Rc:atdo Montalban nanat• an
exp6oratlon of the lives and eteetlone of Mexico's
gl'eatest murallstl -the late Oevtd Alfaro Slquelroa.
Joee Clemente Orozco and Diego Rivera. (1 hr., 30
;'JAPER CHASE "Voices Of Silence" A volunteer
In IN ecf)Ool'• Prtlon A ••a Program t>eeonm
emotk>nllly ~ wtltl I poltlceJ ectMet whO II t>elna held In aolltary conltiwnent. ( 1 ht.) CH> MOVIE ··Up The Academy'' ( 1980, COmedy)
Ron Lelbmlo. e.t.ra Bech. The war-oble9eed
.commandant of Weinberg MIRtlty Acedemy II no
match few the troubleeome brate enrolled ttwe. 'A'
(1hr .• 29 min.}
Cl) MOVIE "Si.ting Over" ( 1979, Comedy) Burt
Reynoldt, Jill Cl8yburgh. Aftet monthl of TV dinners aria blind dat-. a dlYofoed megazJne writer thinks
he's found true low wt.. a IChoolteecher entn hit
life. 'A' (1 hr .. " min.}
10:30•NEW8 a §OHATUAE Goeet 0yen cannon .
10:50 Ir) NEW8
Tube Topper
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JOE FRANKLIN
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....VHIU.
MIXED BAO: vtOeO ART This new art form Is
exptored by means of a definition and a survey of
the WOl'I<• of artiltl. e NUMEAO UNO West Germany's Franz Becken-
bluer, widely regarded as IOCOl('a greatest al-
around pla_yer, It Pfoflled.
Cl:) MOVIE "Middle-Age Crazy" ( 1980, Comedy)
Aoo-Matgret. Bruce Dern. A Texas developer's suc-
ceuful )Ob and beautiful wtfe manage to drive him
Into a rnk1-llfe crlt& 'A' ( 1 hr., 31 min.) CD MOVIE ''The Afth Floor'' < 1980, Drama) Bo
Hopkins. Dianne Hull. An sane young ~Is
Incarcerated In a bizarre mental hoepltal where vto-tence and drug abute are the Ofder of the day. 'A' U hr .. 30 min.)
(Q) MOVIE "Loving Couples" (1980, Comedy)
Shirley Maclalne. James Coburn. A married couple
end a pair of young alriglee switch pertners In a
~ of lltestyte sampling end romantic revenge.
PG' (1 hr .. 31 mfn.)
• MOVIE "Ametlcan Pop" (1981, Muslcal) Ani-
mated. The history of American pop music. from
vaudeville to rock 'n' roll, It traced through several
generations of a tamlly of muak:lant.. 'R' ( 1 hr., 37
min.) •
(%) MOVIE ''American Gigolo'' (1980, Drama)
Richard Gere, laU<en Hutton. A Beve<ly Hills gigolo
becomes the prime suspect In a murder investiga-
tion. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 57 min.)
11:20all MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 11:309 (J) QUINCY A student training to be a medl·
cal examiner reports that a veteran staH docior Is
covering up a murde<. (1 hr .. 10 min.) D a THE BEST OF CARSON Guests: Henry Fon·
da, C~tal Gayle, Fernando Lamas. Lacey Neu-
haus. (R) (1 hr.)
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KOJAK
THE JEFfERSONS
SANFORD AND SON
IN SEARCH OF SHAW This documentary on the
writing of Shaw's biography by Michael Holroyd
concentrates on the early years.
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MOVIE "Terror Tram" (1980, Suspense) Ben
Johnson, Jamie Lee Curtis. A college fraternity's
New Year's masquerade party turns Into a night-
mare when a vindictive guest starts kllllng off the
part..l_..goers. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 37 min.)
11:-46(.AJ GALLAGHER: TWO AEAL The comedian
performs a series of one-llnefs and comic vignettes.
12:00 e ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT The first of a
series on HollyWood's blonde bombshells. • 9 MOVIE "Americathon" (1979, Comedy)
John Ritter, Harvey Korman. A 21st-<:entury Amer1·
can president stages a national telethon to raise
funds for his bankrupt country. (R) (2 hrs., 15
min.)
(!)MOVIE "UFO Target Earth" (1974, Sclence-Flc-
tlon) Nick Plaklaa, Cynthia Cline. Two scientists and
a psychic l.nvestlgator encounter extraterrestrial
beings. (2 hrs.) e MOVIE "Hoc"ror Houee" ( 1970, Horror) Frankie
Avalon, Jill Haworth. A group of restless young peo-
ple with time on their handt decide to conduct a
eeance at a haunted house. (1 hr .. 30 min.)
I LOVE. AMERICAN ~
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Monday (cootinued) ·-.
on iove.--minlage 8nd ftdlllty, starring Btythe
Danner and Edward Herrmann. (1 hr., 30 min.)
• AMERICA; THE SECOND CE'NTVRY 1~al)NEW8
12:308 •LATE NIGHT WITH DAW> LETTERMAN ou.ts: Arthur Ashe. Art Buchwald. President
~t berber Miiton Pitta. (1 hr.)
• • MOVIE ~orro" ( 1975, Adventure) Alain Delon.
lr.ntey Baker. A Spenleh nobleman become8 a ewordeman and urges the poof to rebel agalnat a
=:"11ary govennor. (2 hrs.)
I PEOPLE ANO ORGANIZATIONS MOV1E "Fiiimore" ( 1972) Documentary. The
Grateful Dead, Oulci<aitver Meaunget' SeMoe. Jet·
fereon Airplane, Hot Tuna and Santana perform one
last time In a farewell concert to Fiiimore West. 'A'
~hr., 45 min.)
INStDE BA8E8All
MOVIE "Airplane!" ( 1980, Comedy) Robert
Hays. Julie Hagerty. After an airliner's Cff1W falls to-
food poilOOlng. a nervous former war pilot la ~ed Into Nf'Vk)e and must contend wfth on-
d hysteria: a eectetlve control tower and cllche-
ftlled memor1ea. 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 30 min.)
12:408 Cl) COLUM80 A motlvatlonat reaearch spe-
clellst kills hie b6eckmall victim. then frame.I the
men's Wife for the nuder. (A) ( 1 hr .• 40 min.)
12:60@ MOVIE "Beach Blanket Bingo" (1965. Com-
edy) Frankie Avalon, Annette ~. SkydMng
and kidnapping are part of She fun and frollc of the t~ beech set. (2 hr&)
1:00• OENE AUTRV • Movie ''The Big Camlval'' ( 1951. Orama) KJrk
Oougias. Jan Stwlng. In order to boost his career. a
reporter exploit• the eufferinQs of the Wife of a man
trapped In a~. (1 hr.,~"*'->
(I) PKA FULL CONTACT KARA TE
(I) MOVIE "Swinging Cheef1eeders" Jo Johnston. Colleen Camp. A )ournalllm major lnftttrates the
ranks of a college c:heerieectng ~d to expose the
exploitation of the cheerieedefs by the footban
teem. 'A' (1 hr .• 36 min.)
• AN EV£NNG OF COMEDY ANO MAGIC Orlon Bean hosts a zany hour of ~':Of-hand and slap-·
stick taped at San Francleoo'a <9reat American
Musk: Hall. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.)
(%)MOVIE ''Targets" ( 1968, ~) Boria Kar· loff, Tim O'Kelty. An aging hooor-fn<wit star tries to
rNIOf'I with a murdelout enlpec at a dr!Ve-ln movie
theeter: (1 hr .• 30 min.) 1:~0Cli) FlASHBACK: FIRE AT THE COOOANUT GROVE Eric Sevateld hosts thla docOmentAWY 11k19-
trattng the tragic ewnts of Sat1Xday night, Novem-
ber 28. 1942. when the famous Boston nlghtcklb exploded Into a blazlng Inferno. ( 1 hr.) 1:130•=
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2:0& (!)MEWS 2:10(8) MOVIE "Smokey Bites The Oust" (1981,
Comedy) Jimmy McNlchol. Janet Julen. A hlgtl
lchool delinquent gets the whote town on hie trail
when he makel off with the homecOmlng queen and
heeds acre. the state In a _.. of stolen aut~
A "OMAN 8COllNBD -Lee Bemldr" heads an
int«Mdonal cast in • new pt'Oductlon of ·~ uttB'' Monday at 9 p.m. on ABC (01. 1).
bles. 'PG' (1 hr., 30 min.)
2:16.NEWS ~MOVE "Look Back In Ar'QK' (1959, Orama) er.. Bloom, Rtchard Burton. 8aed on the ptay by
John Osbome. At the lut moment. a man dlecoYers
thet he kMl9 and needs his wife. ( 1 hr .• 40 min.)
2:20.NEWS
2:30 (!) MORNING STAETCH
(I) AUSTRAUAN RUl.E8 FOOTBAU. Cerfton vs.
Fltzrov (1 hr., 30 min.) e MO\'IE "Aucl<us" ( 1980, Orama) Dlfk Benedict.
Linda BllJr. A ~ed Vietnam vet clsturbs
the peeoe of a smaU Alabema town. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 35
min.)
CJ) MOVIE "Monty Python Meets Beyond The
Fmge" (1976. Comedy) Nanat*1 by Dudley
Moore. A behlnd--the-scenea look ta taken at
reheeraala and preparations fat Amnesty lntema-
tlonal' a 1978 comedy benefit lhow that ataned
members of "40nty Python. (1 hr .• 25 min.)
2:35(1) MOVIE "Seven" (1977. Adventute) Wlllam
Smith, Barbara LM. U.S. lntellgence cah In a spe-
c:tll agent to atop the Imminent merger of seven 2:~awaia,~nz=-'R' (1 hr .. 40mln.)
2:56 MOVIE "ONma" (1938, AdVenture) Ray-
AR• YOUR UTILITY
BILU INCRllASING7 a.,,..-., ...... , ...... ,..... C-',.... row....,_.,
Cd ua ~ FRll llltOfnwltlon
= Z W# JS:
mond Massey. Sabu. A young Indian boy saves a
British regiment from being 11\U88Cfed In India. ( 1
hr .• 55 min.)
3:00 (!) JOE FRANKLIN
(ll)NEW8
, "
,,
~ -
3:40 CB> MOVIE "Ruckus" ( 1980. Orama) Dirk Ba-.
diet. Linda Blalr. A shett-thocked Vietnam vet dnr b'
turbs the peace of a sman Alabama town. 'PG' ( 1 ~
hr .• 35 min.) ,,
4:00(!) JIMMY SWAGGART # 1
CC) MOVIE "KJll Or Be Kiiied" (1980, Adventure) '<_e-
Jamea Ryan, Charlotte Mlchefle. A former Naz.I com-
mander, who lost an Important karate match to the >
Japaneee dUt1ng the wet, aeek8 to avenge his defeat ·!_
by enlistlno the top kung f\J fighters from around the
wor1d In a foumament 'PG' (1hr.,30 min.) Co1
(I) 8PORT8 CENTER 4° (%) MOVIE "Straw Ooga" (1972. Ofama) Dustin ....
Hoffman, Susan George. A man and his Wife ~
attempt to remove themlelvea from violent Ameri-
can society. but dllooYet" that a peaceful surface canh~aavagery. (1hr .• 65mln.) :;gg1 GAl.1.AGHER lWO REAL The comedian
petforma • terlel of one-lloers and comic \lignettes.
4:30 (!) JIM BAKKER e MOVIE "Out Of Season" (1976. Orama) Cliff
Roberteon, Vaneeae Redgrave. Old probleml reeur-
faoe when former loYer'9 meet again at an off...eaeon
seulde reeort. (1 hr .• 30 min.)
TV teasers
By W. WILSON CASEY ~--......
1. Who WU Col. Steve Austin'• (Lee MajPn)
b<9 on the adventutt leries, '"Ille Six Mill.ion
Dollar Man?''
2. Name the two •tan of "The Penuaden."
Their roles were the Britiab Lord Btett Sirrleir
and the plain Danny Wilde fJom the Bronx.
' 3. Who Mng the theme 80l'\g OD the western
aeries, Rawhide," which starred Clint Eastwood
among otlien7
4. Who u.na the theme toog of "The Rebel"
which starTed Nick Adams?
5. Name two of the three hosts of ABC's
'llfhoee Amuinc Animala" wbk:h explored the
world of uUma•• ·
6. Who h09ted the G.E. Theater for eiaht
yews? Hint. he once WU the governor of C8U-
fomia. .
ANSWERS:
1. a.car Goldman (Rkhard Andenon)
2. ~ Moore and Tony Curtis.
3. Frankie Lane
4. Johnny c..h sang the "Ballad of Johnny
Ywna''
5. PrUcil.la Presley, Jim Staflord. Burge.a
Meredith
6. Ronald Reagan
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.Tuesday
\I< >l l'\ I '\C ~ .\I< >\ I FS
8:00~ "Secret V*f' (1936, Western) Richard
Arlen. Vltglnle Gfey.
Cl) "Muteleethera" (1978, Comedy) Rory calhoun,
Don Knotts.
• "Underground Ac:M" ( 1980, Comedy) Dirk
Benedict. Melanie Griffith.
(%) "In Pralle Of Older Women" ( 1978, Orama)
Tom~. Karen Bliek.
8:06 a> "Fnt Traveling Sa.leslady" ( 1956, Comedy) ~Rogers, 8atTy ~.
7:30(C) "Cotton Candy" (1978, Comedy) Clint
Howard, Charles Martin Smith.
8:0000 "Oelpel(" (1979, Drama) OW1< Bogarde,
Andrei FetTIOI.
• "Kltl And Kill Again" (1981, Adventure) James
~an, AnnetlM Krlel.
(%)"The Thief Of Parts" (1967, Mystet}') ;Jean-Paul
Belmond<>, Genevieve Bujold.
8:361!!) "Shadow On The Window" (1957, Adven-
ture}_ Philip Carey, Betty Garrett.
9:30• 'Westward t-fo" (1935. Western) John
Wayne, Shella Mannofa. ~''The Late Show" (1977, MysttfY) Art Camey,
UlyTomln.
10:00® ''The Four Seaont" (1981, Drama) Alan
Alda. Cerol Burnett. -
Cl) "AJI The Fine Y~ Ceonlbels" ( 1960, Drama)
Natale Wood, Robert Wagn«. CZ> ''The Man Who lovecfWomen" (1978, Orama)
Chattel Dennet. Lelle Caron. Directed by Francois
Tl'Uffaut.
10:061!!) "A Klei Befor9 Dying" (1966, Suspense)
Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter.
11:00~ "Penelope" (1966, Comedy) Natalie Wood,
Ian Bannen. e "My Bodygua1d" (1979, Drama) Chris
Makepeece, Adam Baldwln.
\l 11 .l{ "-.( >< f \ \I<>\ 11 ."
12:00• "The Glr1 Rultt" (1956. Comedy) Rol8lnd
Aullell, Fernando Lama.
• "Made For Each Other" (1971, Comedy)
Renee Taylor, Joeeptl Bologna.
• "T.-Story" (1960, Comedy) Jene F'onda,
Anthony Ptrklnl.
Cl) "Stir Ctazy" (1980, Comedy) Richard Pryor,
Gene Wilder.
CZ> "Phobia" (1980, Suapenae) Paul Michael GI.ter. Susan Hogan. 1~8000 "The Outlaw Joley Walel" (1976, Western)
Cllnt Eastwood, Sondra Locke.
1:00(!) "follow That Ore.m" (1962. Comedy) EMs
~. Arthur O'Connll.
CC) "Stevie" (1tv.,40 mln.1 •
1:46(%) ''The "Ollef Of Paris' (1967, MytttfY) Jeen-
Paul Belmondo, GeneYllYe Bujold. 2:00cc "The Mln'or Cr1Ck'd" (1980, MysttfY) Eliza-beth Taylor. Kim Novak. .
Cl) "The Four Seaont" ( 1981. Orama) Alan Alda.
C.olBumett ~30· "Llndtrground Ac:M," (1980, Comedy) Olri< Benedict • ......,,.. Griffith. 3:00. "Fathom" (1987, Adllenture) Tony Francio-
!!i Raquel Welch.
Cit) "Hard Country" (1961, Drama) Jan-Michael
Vincent, Kim Belinglf'.
3:46(J) "Peter A9bbtt And The Talel Of Btetrtx
Potter" (1971, Fantasy) Fredtr1ck Alhton, Alexan-
der Grant. 4:00~ "Sec:Nt V*'I" (1938, Wlltem) RJchard
Men. Virginia (ftv. Cl> "The Shogun Wlfttorl: Oenguard A~" (1 981, Fant~\ Anlmeted.
4:30e 1'The Green Horizon'' (1081, Ad¥enture)
....... S1twart, Phip Sayer. .
6:00(!) "A• Ol"9t Orl'The Weetem Front" (1930, Drama) Lew Ayret, Louil Wolhelm.
6:16Cll "Monty Python MMll~Frtnge" 1918, Comtdy) NMlted by Moore. &:~CC) "Cotton Cendy" (1978, ) Clint
Hoiftrd, Ctwtll Mlttln Smith.
-~ -
I \ I ' I ' I l . ' ''-. ( •
, ,,
BECOMES OF AGE -Joanie (Erin Moran)
ttem ta to prove to lier parenta that w la re.-
enough to be left on her own on "Happy
J'S TuMfay at 8 p.m. on ABC (Ch. 7). Chacbi
(Scott &Jo) bope9 IM I.I convtndn/( ~·
(I) TOP RANK BOXING HIGHLIGHTS •
Cl) MURDER AMONG FRIEN08 Sally Kellerman
and Lealli Nelllen star In this comedy whodllnlt, set
In a New York apertment on New Yeats Eve. Involv-
ing an actor, his wealthy wife and his ambitious
90t. ( 1 tv., 45 min.)
• MOVIE "A Nlghtlngale Sang In Berkeley
Square" ( 1979. Comedy) Richard Jordan, Oevld
Niven. The ~ watchman at a Brttleh Bank Is
t~ed to rettltil to a life of crime. ( 1 hr., 40 min.) 8:30~tEWS I ALLIN~Y BLACK KNIGHT A youna Engllehwoman on
VIC8tlon In France meet• -.-;T8'ack t<mght," and
beconl8I enxloul upon her return home wondering
If lhe wtll eee him ~In. (1 hr.~ I :=~
~E. THE LONESOME COUGAA A
lumberman adopts and raises an orphaned cougar
kitten. (Part 1) 8:46~AALE8 CHAMPLIN ON THE ALM SCENE
7:100 ~AGAIN
A8CNEW8 P.M. MAGAZINE A summer camp for single
adults; the 85-yeer-dd "granny" wno makes rock \1 ... ~=ve In her theeter.
RACING FROM A008EVEl. T
ENTIRT AINMENT TONIGHT An Interview with
JUie Anchwl.
M*A*8*H
JOKER'S WILD WIE88 """AEPORT'~
THEMUPPET8 MAOeC OF Oil PAINTING MOYIE "The Apple Dumpling Ging Rldtl
.. (1979, Comedy) Tim Conny, Don Knotta.
A pa of ~ outlaws try to wlllk the strait and nerrow. 'G' (2 tn.)
CD) MOYIE ''Viva Lal Vegas" (HMM, Mullcal) E1v11
Prelley, Am-W.gret. A Lal · Veg111 IWtrnmlog
lnltructor ~ the object of eftlctbt for a ,
~ oer ,_,,.Ind hll.....,. frtlnd. (2 tn.) .:=~~~~= men r8lled ., \NII. who Wlllled NI 1n111t1111i•w1t1e1no1,...., ....
tuma to ... of crtmt begll1 llng with the l'Obbary
IQd dlltrUotlCln of the ,..lllOI, ol the men who tcdc ·n brldHo • "°"' ..... (1 hr .•• "*'·> ?:• OHM TOWN Featured: more~
of ~=Inducing ... 10 IOndl [he;;.~~:
more°" .. IDW; a ..... = IOllHllnllld .... H9'DI• .... dlttllDSlld ~ .. ne.rr: a M ~ lllNori ...-. a prollt of c .. a 1111'1
Tuesday (continued)
most famous car salesman. Cal Worthington.
(I) 8 TIC TAC DOUGH
(!) BASEBALL New York Mets at Los Angeles
Dodgers (2 hrs., 30 min.)
SIGNATURE Guest Mel TOl"me.
MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT NEWS lg YOU ASKED FOR rT
M•A•S•H
MOVIE "The Late ShoW" ( 1977, Mystery) Art
Carney. Liiy Tomlin A seasoned private eye
encounters blackmail and murder when he comes
out of retirement to locate a cat belonging to an
offbeat female client. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) CID SNEAK PREVIEW A look Is taken at the movies,
specials and sports events coming up on Home Box
Office.
7:35(1ll NEWS
8:008 (I) BOOK OF LISTS (Premiere) Host Bill
Bixby and a repertOfY company deliver monologues
and perlOl"m sketches and musical numbers based on material from the "Book Of Lists." ( 1 hr.) e e BRET MAVERICK Guthrie tries to get Maver-
ick to help him win the Sweetwater sheriff election. u hr.)
• MCME "Bruce Lee's Secret" Bruce LI. Bruce
Lee's rise from a waiter In San Fransisco to his Inter-
est In the racial wars. (2 hrs.) 8 ([I HAffPY DA VS Joanie attempts to prove to
Howard and Marlon that she Is responsible enough
to be left on her own '°' a few days. (R) Q G MOVIE "I Walk The Line" (1970. brama) Gre-
gory Peck, Tuesday Weld. A Southern sheriff becomes the victim of an alluring young woman who
Is the daughter of a local~. (2 hrs.)
• P.M. 'MAGAZINE A summer camp for single a~ the 65-year-old "granny" who makes rock
stars behave In her theater.
• MOVIE "The Getaway" (1972, Adventure)
Steve McOueen, All MacGraw .. The profits from a
half·mlllkxHk>llar hetst by a husband-and-wife team
are almost io.t to rtval crooks. (2 hrs.)
I QUIZKJOS
SAUDI ARAaA .. The R9Ce With Time" The
aocial and etAtural dlermm poeed by the Infusion
of Western tec:hnology In a country r"9d by~
tlonal Islamic codet are explored. ( t hr.)
• NOVA "Twins" The ldentlflc reaeerch on twine
Is a field marked by damaging fraud bUt alto by ~ant new dl8coverlea. (A) Q (1 hr.) 00 MOVIE ''The OUtlew Joeey Wales" (1978,
Western) Clint Eastwood, Sondra Loctce. A men
becomes an outlaw when a ruthtelt bend of Union
eokfiera destroys hit Southern farm and kills his wife
and son. 'PG' (2 hrs.. 18 min.)
Cl) MOVIE "The Foor Seaaont" (1981, Orama)
Alan Alda, carol Burnett. Three couples, an cloee.
long-time friends, experience profound changes In their relatlonlhlpt when one of the marriages dlsln-
~ates. 'PG' (1 hr., 67 min.) •MOVIE "My Bodyguard" (1979, Orama) Chris
Makepeace. Adam aildwtn. The new kid at 1 0.
cago high school makes ft'lenda with the achool out·
cast and together they stand up to the CN8I gang
whleh had persecuted them both. 'PG! ( 1 hr .. 38
mln.j_
8:90• 0 LAVERNE ANO 8HIAL£Y Laverne and ~·a apartment Is robbed twice In one week. Q
I ALL IN TH£ FAMILY
OAHCe MEACe CUNNN)HAM The w;ortc of
choreographer Mefce Cunnlnghem, one of the
pioneers of American modem dance. II ahowcased.
~~CENTER
CHARLE CHAPLIN COMEDY THEATRE
8: al) ALL IN THE FAMILY e:oo• Cl) MOVIE "POl"tralt Of A Showgirl" (Prem-
iere, Orama) L...i.y Ann Warren. Rita Moreno.
Ttvee Laa Vegu dancers dMI with problems on
and off the ttlGI. (2 hrs.) e e FlAMk)() AOAD Constance tries to get
Julo to kNI ~ Tyrone. and Eudora Weldon
8lkl her hueblnd '°' a divorce. ( 1 hr.) • 9 THAEFS COMPANY .Nick becOme1 a llmlt· .._fountain of energy at a glamorous party. Q
• MSW CRFFIH °'*'s: 8.B. King, Bernie e ctw111 Wethnl. ,.,,, Ragerakt. ( 1 hr.)
N. FEFICAH Pl.A YHOl.e "MY PllkM" 1 e11V
ltn • I Gr•·Amettcan ~ who ~ f'9tUrrW to hie n8tM Greece
wtth hll NIUctllf1t eon In thlt ltory by L.an ~ nos. Q ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) e MUOI ~ ''The Aw With Time'' The IOCAll Ind oufturll ..,,,,,_ pOMd by the lnfuek>n
of Wellem tecnlofogy In a country IWd by ()()f'W9ft-
tlor* lllemlc oodel .. ~. ( 1 hr.) ~=-·--"~ .. *>min.) fllCWll ''Otld't • ( 1872 ....... ~) ...
Robert ....... A dlllllild,,...., • 1 c.an-olo bo(11d*111Naa1• l'9 ...._of en~ "'°'= .... """ (1 "'·· .o-.) <11 M ''nit All~., .. ('tlO. ~) ,_. ..... ,.~.A .... NllwVo.tc
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BEATING UP -Comtance (MoqJail FaUd11ld,
back roWI HCOnd from Jett) trln to pt Julio
(Fermndo AlJende, mJdd.le row lint ilYJID lieh) to
lcill Michael 7)rooe (David &tlb~ row lint
from Wt) on~ Road" •t 'tC cm NBC (01. 4). Otbtn ID _,... Ude
Qty poHce detectlw, whole wife II auff.tng from a
Mrioua illnelt, trtee to cetoh a brutal klller terrOflzlng
Manhattan. 'R' ( 1 Iv., 52 min.)
(%) MOVIE "lncotrlglble" ( 1979, Comedy) Jean..
Paul Belmondo. Genevieve Bu)old. All unrepentant
thief contlntJet hit aWlndllng waya following his
release from prison. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
9:05Gl)NEW8
9:30. 0 TOO Cl06E FOR COMFORT Agent
Henry'• wtshet. Jeckle becomel ec-.geged to a
pollceman.
QI 81..ACK KNIGHT A ~ Engllehwoman on
vacation Irr' France meets a • Black Knight," and
becomeS anxlou9 upon her return home wondering
lhhe wM1 ... him again, ( 1 hr.)
(I) COi i FOE VOUEY8ALL "Collegiate Qasslc"
Penn State vt. UCLA (2 hrs.)
9:35@ MOVIE "Who Slew Auntie Roo?" (1972.
Horror) Shelley Winters. Mark Leiter. After kidnap-
ping an Ol"phan who reeemblet her deed daughter. e
widow It purlUed by the girl's bfothef. (1 hr., 55
mln.j_
10:008 • OEOAGE BURN8' 100TH BtATHOAY
· PARTY Goldie Hawn, Andy ~bb. Miiton Ber1e.
Steve Martin and Johnny C.,.,,, are among the
atara who join George Bumi fOf an tll1y c.lebnttlon
of the ent...-s lOOtl'I blrthdey. (R) (1 hr.) 11 ftll ! =Jonathan end Jennifer enter
a high-stakes card game to win an expenalYe bet&-
baK catd collection and rescue e kidnapped boy. Q hr.)
THE Pe:ASUAOERS
MOYIE "H.O.T.S.I" (1979, Comedy) Su1an
• Lita London. A sorority reject ~ to form
her own club of co-edl WhO conc:«1trate on gratify-
'
teX1teMtd ~ 'R' ( t hr., 35 min.)
OROWINQ p ( 1 HR.) .
10: CID MOVIE "The Four SMtone" (1981, Orama)
Allo Aide. Cerol Bwnett. Thr11 couplet, an clole.
'long·tlme fntndt, txpefta!ICe profound chengll In
thM rtlatlonehipl when one of the marrtlg9t dllln-=. . 'PG' (1 hr., 67 min.)
10: •NEWS •
!!iilHATUAE au.t: M9I Torme.
OONVENATIOH WITH OAAMEH ~A.TA A
on the reknowotd ltllQI. 9m and TV ectret1
who .. the co-founder of the ~ found9tlon of
the arts ~lllnted. ~~ PLA\'HOUIE "~ Pllbri'' Telly
ltn • • c:tr.·~ bu&-nsr.-.
who ~ l'9tUml to hll natW ~
wfth his ,....,.. eon In ltlil •cwy bf &Aon~ i!IJ:~·,*?::iJ.. 11. .., ... MEWi
~MICmlORlf
row) .B.ublnt Ru.Ii. OVtlm JUJM., S~ Ste-
ven., John Beck, Glenn RobarU; (mldle row)
Howard Dull, Kevln McCutby; (front row)
Peter nm.c. am. a.ue,o. Mm Harmon and
Woody Brown
I ~~ BENNY HU
QUIZKI08
DICK CAVETT
MOVIE "The Man Who Fell To Earth" (1976,
6cience-Flctlon) Oevld Bowle. candy Clark. A rock
star from an alien planet. on an Interplanetary
search for water for hll people, becomel ..,._ explolt-
ed mllllonalre on Earth. 'R' (t hr .. 58 min.) CI> MOVIE "It's Not The Stze That Counts!" (197'4,
Comedy) Leigh Lawson. Elke Sommer. A man who
had a rather unusual Ol"gen trentPlaat operation
returns from a sea cruise to find he la the only male
In the world who la not Impotent 'R' (1 hr .. 30 min.)
CD) MOVIE "Robin's Nest" (Comedy) After a
breakup. a married couple meet again at a twinging
2!_rty. (1 hr .• 10 min.) •MOVIE "A Likely StOfY" (19-47, Comedy) ~
WN118ms, Betbara Hale. TNnldng that hll time on
Earth Is soon to end. a vetertnerlan decide9 to let
hlmeelf go ~nd ltYe It up. ( 1 hr.)
(%) MOVIE "Phobia" (1980. Suepenee) Paul
Mlchaef Gtaer. Susan Hogan. A Qfoup of mental
petleMI ere murdered acoordlug to their lndMduat
..... 'R' (1hr .. 3'4mln.)
11:aoe Cl) ALICE Alce sha.re. hef n6ght IChool pay-cbOIOGY letlolil with the geog at the diner. (R)
I
!• dle•GorT~.tOlt: Johnny carton. Guest:
Ill A8C NE'W8 NIGHTUNE
KOJAK
THE JEFFER80N8
8ANFOAD ANO SON
NEWS DANCE: MEACE CUNNINGHAM The wol1t of
choreogtaphet Met'oe Cunnlnghem, one of the
p6oneera of Amencen modem dinoe, la~.
~ ~~Cl.ETEAOB!RT8 11:1[:..J:. ''lttfCruY' (1te0, ~ Floh-•d . Gent Wldet. ~ men .,. en tor b9M robberl and eent to jll. 'A' ( t hr .• 51 min.)
12:00. ENiEHfANmff TONIQHT All lnt9Mew
wllh ~ Anctrwa. • 9 FMTMY aAHO A men beoome1 a
~ .,..,.. IWf, end I young woman
becomee ~ eo ht w can keep an ere on
~ = '~ ~· ~'* ... -~ .......... (1162, eom.-ctv> liw CUN. FMd U.tt Ni-A~Ind a rlnCINr llim IO OOPll .. I _al.._ gartl.
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I France during W&id War I. (2 hti.) ·
T9 • LOVE. MitSICAH STYLE g a) MOVIE "Fortunes Of Captain Blood" ( 1950,
Adventure) Looll Hayward, Patricia Medina. When j an Irish dOctor Is exled to Barbadoe hit thirst for
" vengeance prompts him to become a Wicked pirate.
~ jl. mus ON 800tETY
'O • MOVIE "Kii And KJU Again" (1981, Adventure) ~ James Ryan, Annellne Kt1el. A martial ar1a expert
battles the minions of a power-mad scientist Intent ! on ensiav1ng mankind with a new mlnckx>ntrol drug.
'PG' ( 1 hr.,~ rm.) ~ 12:06. Cl> MCCLOUD McCloud la assigned to the
city's mounted polce unit (R) (2 hrs.) o 12:10® MOVIE "The Last Chae" (1981, Sc~ f Action) Lee Majors, Chris Makepeace. In a wof1d of
the future, a former race car drlvef and a teen-age
computer expert tight the government' a proecrlptlon
of automobllel. 'Pa' ( 1 hr .. -40 min.)
12:308. LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN
Guests: author Jay Robert Nash: "Or. Porter," the
Inventor of the pedeStrlan toll booth. ( 1 hr.)
I COUPLES •
MOVIE "Fathom" (1967, Adventure) Tony
Francloea. Raquel Welcti. A Cttmlnel hir• a female
parachutist to recover a prlceleee piece of Jewelry
under the pretext that she la lookfng for a bomb-
~device. (2 hr&.)
• ilAa< KNIGHT A y~ Engllahwoman on
vacation In France meet• a • Ba.d< Knight," and
beconl9I anxious upon hef return home wondef1ng
H she wtll see him~ (1 tw.) ~EXPLORING LANGUAGE
THIS WEEK IN THE N8A
MOVIE "LCMWS A.nd llatt" ( 1979, Comedy)
Goldle Hawn, Glancel1o Giannini. While traveflng In
Italy, an American girt meets and falls In love with a
married man. 'R' ( 1 hf .. 36 min.)
12:36(%) MOVIE "'The Man Who loved Women"
( 1978, Orama) Charlet Denner. Leslle Caron.
Directed by Francols Truffaut. A man le ao obee8aed
with beautiful women that he finds It dltflcult to
remain satisfied with any Individual relatlonshlp. 'R'.
( 1 hr .. 55 min.)
1:00• MOVIE "Soult At Sea" (1937, Adventure)
Gary Cooper, George Raft. After a ... wreck, a
&hip's offlcer Is forced to make an lmportMlt deci-
. .
CABEE.11 MOVE -Lealey Ann Warren atars u
a Broadway ~ newly arrived In La Vegas
and H(/el' to continue her career In a new loaale
in "Portrait of a Showgirl" Tue.day at 9 p.m. on
. CBS (OJ. 2). _
trying to get the mlcrofllm that one of them swal-
lowed. 'R' ( 1 hf., 39 min.)
2:06. (!) NEW8
2:30 (!) MOANING STRETCH al RAT PATROL ...
2:36(%) MOVIE "In Praile Of Older Women" (1978.
Orama) Tom Berenget, Karen Black. A Hungarian
lotharlo remlnlscee on his past romantic cohquests.
from his first at the age of 12 to his sedoctlon of a
housewife at 30. 'R' (1 hr .• 48 rm.)
2:.tOe MOVIE "The Other Love" (1947. Drama)
David Niven, Barbara Stanwydt. A concert planlat
and her doctor lall In love during her stay at a Swist
TB ollnlc. (2 hrs.) •NEWS 3:00• MOVIE "What The Butler Saw" (1950, Com-
edy) Henry Milllson, Edward Rigby. An elderly
Englishman returns home with a chief's daughtef'.
i hr .. 30 min.)
JOE FRANKLIN =E "Cotton Candy" ( 1978. Comedy) Clint
Howard, Charles Martin Smith. A group of high
school mlsll1s lorm a rock band to compete with the
echool's established baAd. (1 hr .. 40 min.)
Cf) GOLF HIGHLIGHTS "197 4 U.S. Open"
3:16(1) MOVIE "H.O.T.S.I" (1979, Comedy) SU88n
Kiger. Lisa London. A sorority reject decides to form
her own club of co--eds who concentrate on gratify-
ing sex-starved colleglana. 'R' ( 1 hr., 35 min.)
3:30 Cf) SPORTSWOMAN
3:-40 (B) MOVIE "Despair" ( 1979, Orama) Dirk
Bogarde. Andrea 'ferreol. A Russian confectioner
1Mng In Germany Is faced with total ruin during the
rise of Nazism. ( 1 hr .. 59 min.)
3:46. MOVIE "Death And The Malden" ( 1973.
Mystery) James Stewart, Strother Martin. A young
woman. tong suspected of mental Imbalance, IS
charged with the &hooting deaths of her father,
steptl'lOther and stepslstef'. ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
4:00 (!)JIMMY SWAGGART
Cf) SPORTS CENTm
• MOVIE "The Postman Always Rings Twice"
(1981, Orama) Jack Nicholson, Jessica Lange. A
young woman and her lover plot to murder her hus.-
band. 'A' (1 hr .. 37 min.)
4:06 a) FUtolTIME
4:26 (%) MOVIE "Monty Python Meets Beyond The
Fringe" (1976, Comedy) Narrated by Dudley
Moore. A behind·th&-Seenes look is taken at
rehearsals and preparations tor Amnesty lntema-
tlonal's 1976 comedy benefit show that starred
members of Monty Python. ( 1 hr., 25 min.)
4:30 e VOYAGE TO fHE BO'TTOM OF THE SEA
(!) JIM BAKKER
4:-40~ MOVIE "The Man Who Fell To Earth" ( 1976,
Science-Fiction) Oavtd Bowle, Candy Clark. A rock
star from an allen planet. on an Interplanetary
search for water for his people. becomes an exploit-
ed mllllonalre on Earth. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 58 min.)
8'ofl ooncemlng the only IHeboet. (2 hrs.)
•MOVIE "The Counterfeit Traitor" (1962, Adven-
ture) Wllllam Holden, Ull Palmer. The Brltllh gov-
ernment ~ a naturalized Swede Into
~ a spy against the Nazl9 during Wof1d War
'The Letter' on ABC • • • • a QUIZ
II. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) 1:~rMOV1E "Summertr•" <1911. Drama>
Michael Oouglat, Jeck Warden. After dropping out
of college and loelng faith In hit glrtfnend, • young
guitar player Is drafted to terve In Vletrwm. ( 1 hr .. ;~ .
1:20 Cl:) MOVIE "Penelope" ( 1966, Comedy) Natalie
Wood, ten 8annen. A neglected Wife decidie to di&-~ hereelf and rob her husbencr• benk. ( 1 hr .. -40
mini 1:30 •NEWS 1:~ '1oVIE "Wiid And Beeutlfut On Ibiza" (1981,
Comedy) Regle Porte, Tanja 8Ptele. Rich and poor
yOllng travelert converge on the ltland retort for a ~of pertytng. 'R' (1hr.,30 min.) 1:56® MCME-"Hird Country" (1961; Dr.,.,.) Jan--
M6cheel Vincent, . ,, Balnger. A Te>ee1 fectory
worbr II tom be\ m hit delife to continue In the
"good Old tsov'' 1IT•tyle and hit ftlncee't ttlOW ~ embftlont. 'PG' ( 1 tw .. 46 min.)
2:00 • MOVIE "Home Of The Bt8w" ( 194~. Dra-
ma) Frank Lovetov. Jamee Edwarda. Ourtng Wor1d
War II. a black GI. with I phyalcaJ hendlcap IUffers
mental torment at the hendt of NI white comrades.
~hr., 46 min.) • = "La cage Aux Follel--tl" (1980, Come-dy) Ugo Tognam, Mlcnll StrrUt. A mkidl1 aa.c1
gay couple •• the <1'*'Y of a MCrtt organtzatlon
NEW YORK (AP) -The postal system may
not teem particu)arly JE}amoroua, but lta contents -
from love Jett.en to can mail to notes daahed off
with pol9oll pen -have fM::inated Wmmaken for
more than four decadee. .
The most famom .. billet dowc" of them all may
well be Somenei M.a~t "The Letter." Lee
Remick •tan in a • TV pretentation of the
ate.em~ cI..lc. to be Monday at 9 p.m. on A.BC Ch. '!). Jtiek Thompeon, from the feature film
"Brea er Morant," co-•tara in the t.elevialon pro-
duction .et ln Malaya.
Before watcb1nc "The Letter," tab th.la quiz
by Jania Hinch to tee if your movie-memory ia
letter-perfect.
1. One popular TV eeriee bepn each epilode
with the Vf!rJ IPldal dellVf!r/ of an envelope, but if
there wu no letter enclosed, no one teemed to
mind. We'll tell you the oontentl wen always the
ume -$1 mlWon tax free. U you know the name
of the .ms, you've aot two etlllY points. and lf you
know who llped °"* checb, you've eamea two
more pointl -and a lot of interest.
2. Letters were prec:tow ~ ln an Enc1iah
flick called •'The Go-Setwee." The leadJ.na.lady waa
,;darling" In ''Dr. Zhlv.,o," and her letdfna man la
known to have an eye foe the I.air sex. lndudino
"women in love" and one ''unmarried w~~ ---------,, OUPON--OIVORCE MEDIATIO
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REASONABLE COST
FOR FURTHER INFO
Their names are worth three pointa each, and their
mailing~ even more. ·
3. Lee Remick 11 the •tar of the all-new pro-
duction of "The Letter." For two polnta, can you
remember the great actrem who starred in the 1940
movie of the same name, and bued on the same
story. Hint: Her eyes were immortalized in a recent
rock musk hit.
4. Not all "lettert" are u 110phllticated aa thoee
written by Maugham, and lf you can recall a tel-
evision aeries from the 1953-54 aeuon called "A
Letter to Loretta," you'll agree. Name the long-
nec:ked beauty who starred and chalk up three
potnt1. u you remembef the eeries' s::onceet. you've
won a whoppinc atx more -~ you re proba-
bly watchin,a too much TV.
5. In tl\e film "They Knew What They
Wanted," an lmmilrant grape farmer carriea on a
courtship through the mall. Who played tbia
lette!'-wri~ ''molt happy fella" -you don't have
to know the 'Private Lives of Henry vm" to know
h1I rwne. It'• worth two polnta. For another pair,
name b.ia CXHW', better known foe her ~
comed1es than her ~ell ... pen pal. u you call
her Mn. Gable, we U only Cive you haU of the four
polnta that the correct answer la w0r1.h.
· 6. In a UM9 movie, a woman aenda "A Letter to
See The Letfef", P¥e 30
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6:00(8) ''The Mysterious Stranger" (1982. Fantasy)
Chris Makepeace. Fred Gwynne. e "The ldolmaker" (1980. Orama) Ray Sharkey,
T ovah Feldshuh.
CZ) "Last Days 01 Man On Earth" ( 1975, Sclence-
Flctlon) Jon Finch. Palllck Magee.
6:06Q) "I'll Be Seeing Yoo" (1949, Orama) Ginger
RC?Q!!s. Joseph Cotten. ·
7:00~ "Sex And The Single Parent" ( 1 hr., 35
mln-1_
7:3000 "Take This Job And Shove It" (198\, Come-<M Robert Hays, Barbara Hershey.
Cl) "Gigi" (1958, Musical) Maurice Chevalier,
Leslie Caron. CZ> "Peter Rabbit And The Tales Of Beatrix Potter"
(1971, Fantasy) Frederick Ashton, Alexander
Grant.
8:00 Ct "A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square"
(1979. Comedy) Richard Jordan, David Niven.
8:05Q) "Born Yesterday" (1950. Comedy) Judy
Holliday, Willlam Holden.
9:00(C) "The Fiendish Plot Of Dr. Fu Manchu"
{1980. Comedy) Peter Sellers. Sid Caesar. CZ> "In Praise Of Older Women" (1978, Drama)
Tom Befenger, Karen Black.
9:30 m> "Santa Fe Stampede" ( 1938. Western)
John Wayne. Ray Corrigan.
10:00® "The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again"
(_1979, Comedy) Tim Conway, Don Knotts.
Cl) "Julie" (1956, Suspense) Oofls Day. Louis
Jourdan. Ct "The Last Metro" ( 1980, Dr.ama) Catherine
Oeneuve. Gerard Depardleu. Directed by Francois
Truffaut.
10:05Q) "Gentlemen Marry Brunettes" (1955, Musi-
cal) Jane Russell. Jeanne Crain.
10:"6 CZ> "Mooty Python Meets Beyond The Fringe"
( 1976, Comedy) Narrated by Dudley Moore.
11:00(C) "Rollef' Boogie" ( 1979, Muslcal) Linda Blalf.
Jim Bray.
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12:008 ''Honeymoon" (1947, Comedy) Shlr1ey
Temple. FranchOt Tone .
• "When The Legends Ole" (1972. Western)
Richard Widmark, Frederic Forreet. e "Hell Is For Heroes" (1962, Dramat Steve
McOueen, Bobby Darin.
Cl) "Willie & Phil'' (1980, Comedy) Michael
Ontkean, Margot Kidder.
12:15(%) ''Barbarella" (1968, Scieno&-Flction) Jane
Fonda, Milo O'Shea.
1:00(!) "Frankie And Johnny" (1966, Musical)
Elvis Presley, Donna Douglas.
CC) "Cattle Annie And Little Britches" (1981, West·
em) Burt Lancaster. John Savage.
2:00CD "Caveman" (1981, Comedy) Ringo Starr,
Dennis Quaid. CZ> "Cattle Annie And Little Britches" ( 1981. West·
em} Burt Lancaster, John Savage.
2:30(1) "The Incredible Shrinking Woman" (1980,
Comedy) u1r Tom11n. Chane. GrOdln. e ''Tess'1 1979, Drama) Nasta88la Klnskl, Peter
Firth.
3:00e "Hombre" (1967, Western) Paul Newman.
Fredric Match.
(8) "Steel" ( 1980, Drama) lee Ma)of1, Jennifer
O'Nellf. • 3:45(J) "PhObia" (1980, Sospense) Paul Michael
Gluer. Suaen Hogan.
•:OO CC) ''Tld E....iastlng" ( 1976, Ad\fenture) Fred
Keller. Joeeot't MIK:Gulre.
Cl) "Hugo the Hippo" (1976,. Adv9nture) Aolmat·
ed. Voloee of Burl 1W1, PmA Lynde.
5:20(J) "BarbeNllll" (1888, Seienoe-Flot!Oll) Jane
Fonda. Milo O'Shee.
6:30® "The MysWloUI Strange(' (1982, Fantasy) ~-·.-~·Fred~. I CIJ --~ UUllCll) ..... a-lier. Qiron.
'Tbe ldafrnilii(' 0880. .,,.., Aey IMrkey.
ovah Feldlhut\.
• NEEDLECAAFT
(CJ MOVIE "Sex And The Single Parent" ( 1 tw., 35
min.}
8:30(() • NEWS I BMNEY MILLER
ALL IN THE FAMILY
NEWSBEAT WITH CLETE ROBERTS
BU8#E88 REPORT
7:00,&wsNEW8 I HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
ABC NEWS
P.M. MAGAZINE A loo+t Is taken at underwater
birthing; a houseWlfe WhO writes jokes fOf top come-
diennes.
I KOJAK
NINE ON NEW JERSEY
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT The ~ In a
aerlee on Hollywood's blonde bombehells.
ll•s•ti
JOKER'S WILD
THE NEW 8TOAVTEUERS: JACKIE TOA-
The first In • ~ Mf1el featuree story-
teller Jackie Torrence whoee speclallty It ghost 8*
lrle98uet.ae REPORT -
THE MUPPE'F8
MAGC Of OIL PAINTINQ
MOVIE ''The Apple Dumping Gang Rides
Again" ( 1979, Comedy) Tim Conny, Don Koottl.
A pelr of western outlewl try to walk the at.rah and narrow. 'G' J2 tn.) CD MOVE 1'Woodltock" 1 j970, Mulloal) DoQu.
mentary. Many of the top mullcal group1 of the late
~eoe pt1t9r1n .. .,.. ..,.,. roak __. Mid k\
e.thll. New Y~. In 1998. (3 twa.. 5 "*'·)
(II) MOVIE "Dllltlon" (1'81, MYltlfY) Palr'lda
PMfoy, Joeaph Cotten. A~ W flla In
love with he< patient'• llat'ldlome young gtandeon.
{! h{ .. '°~"-""·) (%) MOVft: "Cettle Annie And Llttle Britches"
(1981. Western) Burt Lancaste<, John Savage
Two tough outlaws pfck up 1 pelr of teen-age glr19
and tike them alOng on their 8"1tur... 'PG' ( t
hr., 35iM'I.)
7:30 e 2 ON THE TOWN Featured: 1 celet>fetlon of
the pr~am'f IOOth brOldcut; the 36th Amull
P•rptY to 9-_. 8111:mt a.oti I took It
whlrt the mt LOI Angtlel flril leudlc» were and
.......... now; • ~ at the hlilCGrY Of HGly* ' .... v,..,
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Ecology
Veteran actor and en-
vironmentalist Eddie
Albert (tcp 1eft) hosts
and narrates
"California Dreams:
Wildern ess Man ''
Wednesday at 8 p.m .
on KOCE (Ch. 50).
The special program
looks at the life of
John Muir (bottom
left), the famous con-
servationist of the J.at.e
1890s who was r e-
sponsible for the for-
mation of Yosemite
National Park and
founder of the Sierra
Club.
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.-to tome amazing newsroom "ped(aget." g • CAUFOfNA OREAM8 (Premiere) "Wilderness
Man" Host Eddie Albert looks at the lfe and wrlt-i_ lngs of environmentalist John Muir, the father of < Yoeemlte National Park. CC> MOVIE ''The Flendilh Plot Of OJ. Fu ManchU''
(1980. Comedy) Peter Selers, Sid Ceeear, The FBI
and Scotland 'Vatd's Det. Neyland Smith pureue the
16&-yeer-old atch vtllaln u he ...,ct. for the
lngr~ts, ~~he Crown Jew9, ueed to imais=-~"' elxlr. 'PG' (1hr .. 38 min.)
BIZAAAE "HOWie Mandef"
MOVIE "The Looney, Looney, Looney Suga g Bunny Movie" (1981, Comedy) Animated. voice.
n. by Mel Blanc. June Foray. New materiel Is blended
with old In this compilation of clalelc Ftftz Freleng
"Looney Tunet" featuring 8uGI. Detty Duck, Porky
Pig. Yosemite Sam, Tweetle Plit and others from the
cartooo series. 'G' ( 1 hr .. 20 min.)
8:30 (!) IRONSIDE
I ALL IN THE FAMILY
PIANO PLAYERS RARELY Eva. PLAY
TOGETHER Three generatlonl of New Orieens plan--
1st& get togetller to demonStrate how artists 1nflu-ence each others' works. ( t hr .. 30 min.) e e KEHNEDY CENTER TONIGHT The ~
Theatre of Harlem performt "Flntblrd.'' ohoreo-
f phed by JoM Taras, from the Kennedy Center
a House. (1 hr.)
MOVIE "... tr' ( 1968, OJama) Melcolm
McDowell, David Wood. fhe opp1eeetve atmoephere
at an English boys' &ehool leedl toe vldent student
rebellion. (1 hr .• 51 min.)
(I) BEBT ~WHATS UP AMERICA
8:36 IALL IN THE FAMILY 8:46 CHAALES CHAMPLIN ON THE ALM aoe.£
9:00 (J) MOV1E "Retum Of The Rebeil'' ( 1980,
Comedy) Barbara Eden, Don Murr.y. T~y-flve
yeers ah• they dlsbended, the ~ and beldlng
el'-membefS of a motorcycle glM'.10 ,.....,.,bit to
help a former member wtio II having troubtes. (A)
(2 tn.) e e THE FACTS OF LIFE The atudec;lb become
embfolled In a controversy WwoMng the~ of
eevereJ books from the IChool Abfaiy. e (II FALL GUY Howie meets up with a man wtio
II being paroled after MfVlng time for the theft of a
lerge Nevy payroll. ( 1 tv.)
.-MERV OAIFFIH "Salute To 'Fatcon Ct'eet' " GU.ts: Jane Wyman, Abby Delton. &.n 8u111Van,
~ Moee1, Lorenzo L.ma (1 hr.) L= ''The FM'' (1•1 ....... , LW
, ...,.,. CWner. A ~ lllm -II Ylctlm-lzed by a~edn*er. 'R' (1hr.,36"*'.)
(%) llOYtE '""1 Pralle Of Older Wotn1n" (1978,
Drama) Tom Berenger, te.wi 8lllck. A Hungarien
lothat1o remlrlllcel on hll pelt romantic conquMtl,
from hll first It the ege of 12 to hll Mductlon of• houlewtta at 30. 'R' (1 hr •• .a mn) 9:0&@ ~ ''The ,,..... Nmvy Of 8argaent
O'Farrll'' (18ee, Comedy) Bob Hope, Phylll
Oller. A ~ officer atternpea to raille the epft1tl of
hll men after~• l9ft <Jry by the ~of a beer boet. 2 htl,
9:30.. ONLY Ol8nll't tenwkt on
pt.,,...., .... quoted out of. contat In the
echooCMWlf?I'*· On Mlr*tl' (1858l.._Comedy)
o.vtd T°"**>n I ne pretty
.,, edn*9I ttlll to IOf1 out the
of a rWV1ll offtolr and I afltee-
IMR. (1hr.,30 min.) I Mi8ICAN PLAYHOUSE "Segu~r The tn1g1c
of """'"U hero "'*1 Nepomuceno Seguin, one
of the leederl of the T..-molutlon, II chmltlllld.
r;;i ( 1 hr" 30 min.) • 80NJBl..Na The economic> end IOClll
eepecta of ... .,.. the .~.8. border ...
....... (1hr.) •
eMCME ''Fllme'' (1880. Or8me) .,.,. C... Ber·
ry .................... *-Y• high
aetb9c:U end IUOClllll of both pel'lonat and ptO-
t1•forel natura 'PO' (2 hra., 14 mh)
10:00• • QUICY Quincy attempll to prOYe that
the diMth of I young git! who Wat lttlelked by hef r.£.cJ11:!"..=r acddent. c1 ,,,.,
• '1i~ A lhocking terila of events ttw.ten to dettroy the carrtngton famlv. (1 hr.)
Cll PIANO Pl.AVERS RAAB. Y ~ PLAY 1l>OETHER Three generations of New °"8ellt plan-
"" get together to demonstrate how artists influ-
ence each others' wort<&. CC> MOVIE ''The Aetum Of The Sec811e111 Sevefl' •
(1980, OJama) Matte Amott. Gordon a.pp. The
member• of a group of eolege ltudlnta active in the
protest mcwement duflng the '80I gather for •
weekend reunton. 'R· (1 hr., "8 min.)
Cl) MOVIE "M~e At Central High'' (1976, Ora-
ma) Andrew Stevena, Robert Catradfne. A CNS8de
f()( revenge beglna after a prenk that went too far w. pulled on the quieter students by a group of
1 ~frtenda. 'R' (1 hr.,21min.) 1 TUM<it.a~ JAZZ. AT THI SHOP "Ptllt
ooda Quartet ii:i. 2) " Phll WOOdl, do sax; Steve Gilmore, · Mike ._.,, piano; Bill
Goodwin. drum9. ~ (1 hr.) CD Ll<ELY IT "rhe WOtt< of tocMy'a hot1Mt young Wftt.., dlrectcn end st8ra •• gathered
tog98W In lhoft tllm, video and tnmlted eeg-
menta. (1 hr.)
(II) MCWE ''The FNI Conflcr' (1981, OJama)
Sim ..... Aotaano Brlzzt. In the third '*' of "The
Omen'' trlogy, young Demien. the ernbodlmtnt of
the Antlc:hrtlt, la now en ldutt and • truated l<MI«
to the ~1t of the U.S. 'R' (1hr.,49 min.)
11: IM<f>MNEWS
YOU AltCED FOR rT JOE~ M•A•t•H
IENNYHLl. OOUUUC11NG Feeturec:t orohldl: furniture:
'°":&CAvm
QOlf HIGftUOHT8 "1976 U.S. Open"
MOYE "O..th Hunt" (1981, AcMnture)
Broneon, lee Mln4n. In the 1t30I, I Moun-
ltl end. frontier cttmNI .. .,, old battle.~
zadon enooechl9 on the C9Mdlln wlk:lllM& 'fr i!., 38rnn.) MOW "Liie ~Of Men On Ear1h" (1'7&.
M»oflotlon Jon FJnch. ~ --
, Reunion
11 J Don Murray, Robert
Mandan, Michael
Baseleon , Jamie Farr
and Christ.opher Ccn-
n e 11 y play agi ng
members of a long-
disbanded motorcycle
gang who reunite for
one last stab at glory
in "Return of the
Rebels" Wednesday
at 9 p.m. on CBS (Ch.
2).
the ultimate disaster strikes. a skeptical Nobel scr
ent)$t thlr*a that a computer bor1ed underground
can save lhe world. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 24 min.)
11 :06111) NEWS
11:308 CJ) MOVIE "Marathon Man" ( 1976,
Suspense) Dustin Hoffman. Laurence Ollvief. An
Introspective graduate student and marathon runner
finds hlm&elf at the mercy of a terrifying fugitive Nazi
war cflmlnal. (A) (2 hrs., 50 min.) 11 TONIGtit Hott: Jotlnny Carson. ( 1 hr.)
A.BC NEWS NIGHTLINE
KOJAK THE JEFFENON8
SANFORD ANO SON
PIANO Pl.AYERS RAREl Y EVER PLAY TOGETHER Three generations of New Orleans pian-
ists get together to demonstrate how artists lnflu-
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8PORT8 CENTER
MOYE "Love At The Top" (1974, ComedYl
Jean-LQ Trlntlgn•nt Romy SchMldlr. The rer8·
tlonlhip between a .. ~ bulll'l •1men and a
pl'Ollltute II ~ed by a cynk:el novelist. ( 1 hr.,
30 min.)
Cl) MOVIE "WHiie & Phil" ( 1980, Comedy)
Michael Ontkeen, Margot Kidder. Three people
begif'I a triangullt romlnCe In Greenwich vmaae that
continue& throughout the mercurtal 80dal mlleu of
the '70I. 'R' (1 Fir •• 68 min.)
11:36@ MOYIE "In A lonlfy Piece" (1950, OJema)
Humphrey Bogart. Gloril Graheme. When a Holy-
wood writer II ICQIMd of murder, he sett up en albl
lnvoMng hll gktfflend. (2 hrs.' 11:50CC> ~ "Roler Boogie'' (1979. Muelcal) Lin-
da Bleir, Jim Brey. A rich and tlilented mulk: stu-
dent aeta out to wtr'I a roler-tketlna dlnce cootelt
bef()(e r-.mlna her ltudll9. 'PG' (f hr., 43 min.)
12:00. ENTERf AINMENT TONIOHT The eecond In
a --on Hollywood'& blonde bomblhell. e GI LOVE BOAT Gopher's father IUffert the '9ft-
out tiiuea. a mature coupe get the ~ of their thlw, and a bride dMll wfih her new hueblncfl
daUQhter. (R) (1 hr .. 10 min.)
(!) MOVIE "13 Frightened Glltl'' (1963. Mystety)
Murr.y Hamilton, Joyce Taylor. A young Brttlih
teen-ager la flnllly •JCPOMd ... top female MCtet
it. (2 hrs.)
~ ''Vk*nt Aoed'' (1-. Ofaml) en.n
: Efrem ~tltMlll Jr. TNClk drMrt anoounter
meny dlnglroul lllualtana .... •••llPOl'tillG highly
eJCDIC>lll'9 rOdllt Ml ( 1 hr .. 4& "*'-) LOVE,1ttllflCAN
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Wednesday (continued)
I AMERICA: THE SECONO CENTURY
MOVIE "Tlle Last Metro" (1980. Orama)
Catherine Deneuve, Gerard OepardleU. Directed by
Francois Truttaut. During Wor1d War. II. the proprie-
tors of a small Paris theatre try to keep theW estab-
lishment open during the German occupation. 'PG'
(2 hrs., 10 min.) '
12:25 (l) MOVIE "Monty Python Meets Beyond The
Fringe" (1976, Comedy) Narrated by Dudley
Moore. A behind-the-scenes lool< Is taken at
rehearsals and preparations for Amnesty lntema-
tlooal's 1976 comedy benefit show that sta.rred
members of Monty Python. ( 1 hr., 25 min.)
12:308. LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN
IGuest ci,8tL~her. ( 1 hr.)
MOVIE "Hombre" ( 1967, Western) Paul New-
man, Fredric March. An Apach&-raised whl.te man Is
forced to protect the lives of those he hates. (2
hrs.)
I =.eAND ORGANIZATIONS
COUEGE VOLLEYBALL "Collegiate Classic"
Santa Barbara vs.. USC (2 hrs.)
12:.tO(Jf) MOVIE "Take Thia Job And ShcMI It"
{1981, Comedy) Robert Hays. Barbara Hei'shey. A
young corporate executive runs Into resistance
when he retuma to his hometown to revttaltze a
~brewety. 'PG' (1 hr., .Omln.)
1:00• MOYIE "The Plainsman" (1936, Western)
Gary CooP.ef, Charles Bickford. A trio of famous
Western characters try to stop a white man from
selling guns to Indians. (2 hrs.) e MOVIE "Detective Story'' {1951, Orama) Kirk
Douglas, Eleanor Parker. A NeW York City detective
attacks his work with a maniacal z.eel until the
effects tfegkl appearing In his penional, off-duty life
and tMlfYdaY relationships. (1 hr., 30 min.)
QI THE NEW 8TOAYTB.LER8: JACKIE TOR-
RENCE The fltst In a two-part l8'lel feeturee etory-
teller Jackie Torrence whole epeclallty le gho91 st~
rle&. CC MOVIE "Network" (1976, Ot'ame) Faye Duna-
Wlly, Peter Anch. An aging t~ newsmen,
whose ratings are steadily sllpplng. II turned Into a
ranting prophet of the anmw by a crafty female
pr<>Q:_ammilQ executive. 'A' (2 tn.)
1:10• ~ "Machine Gun McCain" (1970,
Adventure) John CUUvetea, Brttt Eklend. A
R. DENIS RUSSELL. D.P .M.
,ODIA TllST I
FOOT Sl'EOAUST
TITLE BOLE -The electric St~pb•nie
Dabney dances the ti&le role in Suavimlcy's
"Firebird'' by .Dance Theatre of Harlem on
"Kennedy Center Tonight,, on KOCE (Ch.
50) Wedneeclay at 8:30 p.m.
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1:308eNEWS (I) MOVIE '"The Incredible Shrinking Woman" ~
(1980. Comedy) lily Tomlin, Charles Grodln. A ,...
houseWlfe flndl It hard to cope when she suddenly 0 begins to etv1nk In el.~. •PG' ( 1 hr., 24' min.) ~
1:36 Im NEWS .,, ~ MOVIE "Cattle Annie And Little Britches" :i
(1981 . Western) Burt Lancast8f, John Savage. ~
Two tough outlaws >ick up a pair of teen-age girls _
and take them along on their adventures. 'PG' C 1
hr .• 35 min.)
1:"5 e MOVIE "Retreat. Helli" (1951. A~ture)
Frank loYejoy, Richard Canson. Soldiers 1n the
Korean War refuse to back off In the face of the
ene!!!J. • (2 hrs.)
1:50CZ) M0vtE "Phobia" (1980, SuSpense) Paul
Michael Gla&IJ!. Susan Hogan. A group of mental
patients are ri'llrdered acoordlng to their Individual
fears. 'R' (1 hr., 34 min.)
2:06 (!) NEWS
a) RAT PATROL
2:20 8NEW8 ® MOVIE "Steel" ( 1980, Orama) Lee Majors,
Jennifer O'Neiff. A beautiful woman Is assisted by a
tough con8tructlon foreman In running the company
lhe Inherits after her father's suspk:loos, "accldefl..
tar· death. 'PG' (1hr .• 4'1 mln.l
2:30 (!) MORNING STRETCH ;.
(I) F.A. 80CCER "The Road To Wembley" Chelsea
vs. Tottenham (1 hr.) e MOVIE "Excalibur" (1981. Fantasy) Nigel Ter-
ry, Nicol Williamson. The exploits of King Arthur
bring power and death to the knights of the Round
Tat*!. 'R' (2 hrs., 20 min.)
2:35 1 WOAl.D AT LARGE . 2:..0 NEWS
2:56 MOVIE ''Wiii Penny" (1968, Western) Chari-
ton Heston, Joen Hackett. A cowboy tries to etey
out of trouble while a new frontlerewomen trlet to
3:~-=· J~::SS: ~~· (1951, Comedy) Leelle Dwyer, .kYf Nlchola. Two garbege col*tona
Involve themsefY99 In the search fOf a. valuable
boc*..oJ~·> ~=OF WHAT'S UP AMERICA a:'I~ MOVIE "The Heilt" (1978, Adventure) °*'" AzNVOAll, Vlrne Lill.
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4:66(%) "Peter Rabbit And The Tales Of Beelrlx
Potter" (1971, Fantasy) Frederick Ashton, Alexan-
der Grant.
5:00 e "Private Ben)amin" ( 1980. Comedy) Goldie
Hawn, Elleen Brennan.
8:06111) "Storm Wamlng" (1951, Drama) Ginger
~. Ronald Reagan. .
8:30{8) "Young And Free" (1979, Advepture) Erik
Larsen. Keith Larsen.
CZ) "Monty Python Meets Beyond The Fringe"
(1976. Comedy) Narrated b,Y. Dudley MOOl'e.
7:00(C) "Something Of Value • (1957. Drama) Rock
Hudson. Dana Wynter. e "Marco Polo. Jr."
8:00 (8) "The Last Chase" (1981, Science-Action)
tee Majors. Chris Makepeace.
CZ) "Cutter's Way" ( 1981, Drama) John .-,eard.
Jett Bridges.
8:06111) "Jennifer" (1953, SUepense) Howard Duff,
Ida Lupino.
8:30 (I) "Invaders From The Deep" ( 1981, Scienoe-
Flctlon) Puooets.
• "Ruckuer. -( t980, Orama) Dirk Bef'ledlct, Linda
Blalr.
9:00(C) "Blly Jack" (1971, Orama) Tom Laughlin.
Deloree Taylor.
9:30• "West Of The Divide" (1933. Western)
John Wayne. Gabby Heyee.
8:45(%) "Cattle Annie And Uttte Britches" (1981,
Western) Sort Lancaster. John Savage.
10:00(11) "Salem'• Lot" (1979. Horror) OeYld SOUi.
James Mason.
(I) "Ralntree County'' (1957. Orama) Ell.abeth
Ta~. Montgomery Clift.
10:06111) "The Long Dart< Hall" (1951, Mystery) Rex
Harrison, Liiii Pa.lmer.
10:30• ''The FOUi Seasons" (1981, Orama) Alan
Alda, Carol Butnett.
11:00 CC) "look Back In Anger" ( 1959, Drama) Claire
Bloom. Rlchard But1on.
11:30(%) "American Gigolo" (1980, Drama1 Richard
Gere. Lauren Hutton.
. \I I I l { "< >< f\ \ l< >\. l L~
12:00. "To Parll With LOYe" (1965, Comedy) Alec
Gulnneel, Odlle V"1oll. e ''Lady Liberty" (1972. Comedy) Sophia Loren.
Wlllam Devane. e "The Damned Don't Cly" (1950, Drama) Joan
Crawford. David Brian.
12:30. "Oh Godl" (1977, Comedy) George Bums.
John Oenve<.
1:00(1) "Tlclde ~ .. (1965, Musical) EM1 Presley.
Julie Adams.
CC) "Kill Or S. Klled'' (1980, Adventure) James
~n. Chattotte Mlchele.
(II) "Touched By LOYe" (1980, Orama} Deborah
Raffln, Diane Lane.
AP'F AIB CON'l'lNUlES -Danna Mills, who
plays Abby on ''Knot.s Landlng," seduced
Gary EwiJW in the hut epillOde, but tbe af-
fair ma1 be __ ru~ning ou t of steam now.
"Knots Landing'' al.rs Thursday at l 0 p.m.
on CBS (Cb. 2).
(I) ''AM That Jazz" (1979, Musical} Roy Scheider.
Jessica Lange.
1:30(%) "The Man Who Loved Women" (1978, Ora-
ma) Char1es Denne<. Leslie Caron. Directed by
Francois Truffaut.
2:00(0 "Smokey Bites The Oust" (1981. Comedy)
Jlml]D' McNlchOI, Janet Julian.
2:30 • "Ruckus" ( 1980, Drama) Dirk Benedict.
Linda Blair.
3:00G "James At 15" ( 1977. Drama) Lance
Kerwlrt, Mellsaa Sue Anderson . CID ''The Lut Chase" (1981, Science-Fiction) Lee Ma~ Chrtl Mlkepeaee. 3:30~ "Pet• Rabbl1 And The T• Of Beatrix Potter" (197( Fantasy) Frederick Ashton, Alexan--
def Gtant.
':30(1) "Invaders From The Deep" (1981, Sclence-
Flc11on) Puppets. e "Marco Polo. Jr."
6:00(1) "GOcr• Little Acre" (1958, Drama) Robert
~.Aldo Ray.
(C) "BlllY JICk" ( 1971, Orama) Tom Laughlin,
Delena faytor. CZ) "Cattle Amie And Little Br1tches" (1981, West-
ern) Burt Lancatter. John Savage.
6:05it!) "The Iron Mtatrese" (1 952, Adventure) ~Ian
Ladd Vlf Ma .
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&:SO 8 "Fontamera" (Orama) Mlchele Placido,
Antonella Mwgla.
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UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR
MOW: "Young And Free" ( 1979, Adventure)
Erik Larsen, Keith Larsen. A young Mormon boy
faces many tests as he approaches adulthood. 'PG'
i hr., 30 min.)
SHOAT PICKS
MOVIE "The Earthling" ( 1980, Adventure) Wil-
liam Holden, Ricky Schroder. A world traveler
teaches a young orphan the ways of survival In the
Australian wilderness. 'PG' (1 hr .. 37 min.)
6:30(1). NEWS
I BARNEY MIUER
ALL IN THE FAMILY
NEWSBEA T WITH CLETE ROBERTS _
BUSINESS REPORT .
THE GIN GAME Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tan-
dy re-create their Broadway roles as an elderly cou-
ple who discover that life in an old-age home has
few rewards outside of playing gin, until tension
creei Into the games. ( 1 hr .. 23 min.)
8:45 CHARLES CHAMPLIN ON THE ALM SCENE
7:00 C8S NEWS
I NBC NEWS
HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
ABC NEWS
P.M. MAGAZINE A school where women are
taught how to snare a wealthy husband; a visit to a
danger-fllled Mexican rodeo.
I KOJAK .
MEET THE MAYORS
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT An Interview with
Donald Sotherland.
IM•A•s•H
JOKER'S WILD BUSINESS REPORT
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MAGIC OF Ofl PAINTING
MOVIE "Something Of Value" (1957. Drama)
Rock Hudson, Dana Wynter. The violence encouo-
tered by a peacemaker turns him Into a seeker of
~ance. ( 1 hr .. 55 min.) CD BOXING "Welterweight Bout" Milton McCrory
vs. Tyrone Rackley
(D)THEWAYrTWAS
CZ) MOVIE "The Man Who LOYed Women" (1978.
Drama) Charles Denner, Leslle Caron. Directed by
Francois Truffaut. A man Is so ob9e&sed with beau-
tiful women that he finds It dlffio.Jlt to remain satis.-
fled with any Individual relatlooshlp. 'R' ( 1 hr.. 55
mini 7:20 NEWS
7:30 2 ON THE TOWN Featured: a look at the
Southern Cellfornla fltnesa craze; a visit to the Pre-
monition Center, where psychic's predictions are
checked for aocuracv.
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EYE ON LA. Featured: a behln0-th&-9oenes
look at the "Battle Of The Netw<rt Stars" for a
report on why the celebrities compete: KABC-TV
critic Elmer Dills critiques the cu1$1ne at a grammar
school cafeteria: Part II of a report on surviving
World War Ill. e TIC TAC DOUGH
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MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT
NEWS
SNEAK PREVIEW A look Is taken at the movies.
specials and sports events coming up on Home Box
Office.
(aJ BASEBALL BattllOOfe Orioles at California
A~ls (3 hrs.)
8:00• Cll MAGNUM, P.I. Magnum Is hired to act as
bod~rd f0< an Internationally famous ballerina.
(A) 1 hr.) B FAME Budget cuts force the dismissal of one
of the teachers, and one of Bruno's songs Is stolen
~a famous roci< composer. (1 hr.)
• MOV1E "Bruce LI, The lnvlnolble" (Adventure)
Bruce LI. When a young Kung Fu student turns bad,
one of his fellow classmates must try to right his
terrible wrongs. (2 hrs.)
• (fl NO SOAP. RA.DK> Tuttle books a beauty
~nt that turns out to be a scam. a MOV1E "They Came To Cordura" (1959,
Adventure) Gary Cooper, Rita Hayworth. An Army
major becomes Involved with a treasonous woman
after being relieved of his combat command. '2
~~HILL
• P.M. MAGAZINE A school where women are
taught how to snare a wealthy husband: an Inter·
view with Diana RoM.
• A WOMAN CALLED GOLDA lnorid Bergman
stn In the story of Golda Meir's U1e from her earty
days In MitwUee to her triumphant meeting, as
Israeli Prime Minister, with Egyptian President
Anwar Sadat. (Part 2) (2 hrs.) ta BOTANIC MAN: ON THE LIMIT Or. DaVld Bella·
my travels to Shillong. Assam, the wettest place on
earth. tor a look at one of the fkst man-made eco-
IQglcal dlsa.ltera.
• LAST CHAHCE GARAOE Brad Sears demon· atrates the "bump and grind" wtth a dented Mus-
tang and rates automoble stereo systems. •
• 8HEAK Pf£VIEW8 Roger Ebert and Gene SWt·
el hoet an Informative loOk at what's new at the "'°"'"· Cl) 8PORT8 CENTER CH) MOYIE "An Eye For Art Eye" (1981, Adven-
ture) Chuck Noots. Christopher Lee. A San Francte-
co cop quits the force to avenge the murder of his
par1ner by membefs of a drug ring. 'R' (1 hr .• "6
min.) Cl> MOVIE "The Fan" (1981, SUepenle) Lauren
Bacall. Jamee Gan'Mw. A popular fllm star Is victim-
ized by a psychotic admirer. 'A' (1 hr .• 35 min.) e MC>vfE -"Oh Godl" (19n, Comedy) George
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•Commetdal &
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Elpert T ••ta Liliclicapin1 Senlce
TOUGH CBAIUC'l'EB -Bruce Weltr portrays
the 11Crully undercover cop on "Hill Street
Blues" who 1lkt¥ to bite bJa opponent. wben
they get tough Thund.ay at JO p.m. an NBC
(Cb. 4) .
Burns, John Denver. God Mlects an un&lJ9P8cilog
young supermarket manager to dellver a mesaage
of hope and good will to the skeptical peop4e of the
modern-day wor1d. 'PG' (1 hr., 36 min.)
8:201 ALL IN THE FAMILY 8:80 0 MORK & MtNOY Mort< meets an den
trom Neptune who seems to have a lot In common
with him. (Part 1)
i RACING FROM A008EVEL T ALL IN THE FA.ML Y
MOYIE "Fontanwa" (Orama) Michele Ptacldo.
Antonatla Murgia. A emal ~ vtl9ge 9trugglal
agaJnst the tadlt regime. wt"9 one's man daaWi to
i..ve p<>Utlca and unr•t behind t:wtnga him to Rome .
~hrs.)
• SNEAK PAEV1EW8 Roger Ebert and Gene Sillk-
el hoet an tnformattw loOk at what'• new at the
mcMee. e LAST CHANCE GARAGE Hoat Brad Seara dl&Q-
noeecs an alllng battery and lnveltlgat• • bfake *>"'"
tern complaint.
8:6011.1 Ml88ION: IMP08818tE 9:00 Cl) JOHNNY CASH: COWBOY HEROES
John Ander.on. June carter Celh, Glen Cempbell
and the Oek Ridge 8oya )oln Johnny Caah In a """'" eel tribute to the Ameilcain cowboy. (1 hr.) e e Off'AENT 8TAOt<E:B KJmberty II ottered the
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Arnold accompany Wllllt to an audition. Q e III BARNEY MILLER Barney and his men learn
that their precinct bulldlng may be tor aale. (Part 1)
J! 0 -~ MOV1E "Carry On Scteamlng" (1967. Comedy)
Gerald Thomaa. Harry Corbett Ttvee oops tet out ~
after monsters and vampires who have taken up c
residence In a lonely hoUte In the woodS. (2 hrs.) ,.,
• MERV QAIFAN Guests: Or. Henry Kiselnge<, Or. ~
Armand Hammer. ( 1 hr.) 19 • NUMERO UNO Sir Roger BanN6ter of EngJand. '::<
the first runner 10 break the barrlef of the four-rnlo-
ute mile, Is promed .
• MASTERPtECE THEATRE ''Love In A Cold Ci-
mate: Foreigners Are Fiends" Locd Merlin gives Lin-
da a little house. and Christian becOmeS Involved
with one of his aides wfllte helping refugees ot the
lsh CMI War. (Part 6) 2 ( 1 hr.)
MOVIE "Graduation Dey ( 1 hr., 35 min.)
AUTO RACING "NASCAR Winston 500'' from
Talladega, Alabama. (3 hra.)
([) M~E "Nighthawks" (1981, Orama) Sytvester
Stallone, Bllty 0ee Wllllama. A tough New York City
cop has his work cut out for him when one of the
wof1d's most dangerous terronsts arrives In his city.
'A' (1 hr., 39 min.)
Cl) MOVIE "American Gigolo" (1980. Drama)
Alohard Gere. Lauren Hutton. A Beverty Hills gigolo
becomet the prime suspect In a murder Investiga-
tion. 'A'_{ 1 hr .• 57 min.)
9:30 8 • GIMME A ~K For the flftt time In his career. CNef Kanlsky kltls a man In the line of duty. i ) 0 TA.XI The cabbles recd the momenta In thel<
ltvea when they decided to become taxi drivers.
{Par1 2) Q • UP ANO COMING "A Special Hlellng" Valerie 18
faced wtth • difficult decision When ahe joins • pop-
ular singing group. Q
9:601~ MEWS 10:00 Cl) KNOTS LANDING Karen and Ullmae
apot Gary and Abby In a tonchtlme uelgnatlon, and
Laura moves back In with Richard. ( 1 hr.) e e HU STREET BLUES The handgun uaed 10
kltl a polloeman tuma out to be stolen from the
police property ~t, and Balker purwes a
~&';\i'NEV.1test. (1 hr.) 1·1~20 ~THE MANOR BORN MOYIE "ExcallbUt'' (1981, Fantaay) Nigel Ter· ry, Nlool ~. The explolta of King Arthur
bring power and death to the knights of the Round
Table. 'R' j2 rn.. 20 m .) IMVJ LE "Voge For~ ..
MOVIE "Oh Godl Bo<* ti" (1980, Comedy)
ge Burns, Suzanne Pleehette. God returns to
Earth and ctlOOMI the young daughter of en adver·
tlllng executtve to IP'eed his r,,... to the wor1d.
'PG' (1hr .• 35mh)
10:20G!) MOVIE ''SeYan o.ya In May" (1964.
Sulpenae) EkKt Lanouter. Klftc Oougles. A top--
ranking U.S. general plots a mlltary oci::
tk>n to the preeldent'• PfOPo.d t agreement With the 8oYlet Unton. (2 hrs .• 30 min.)
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ao O> -•MONEYM~ (D) MOVIE "Fort Apache. The Brome" ( 1981, Ora-
ma) Paul Newman, Ed Asner. A tough cop battles
crime and corruption In New York City's South
Bronx neighborhood. 'R' ( 1 hr., 59 min.)
CJ) LOlA FALANA: THE ARST LADY OF LAS
VEGAS LOia Falana performs "I Wiii Survive." ~ "Love The One You're With" and "Who Wlll Buy?"
-o in a concert performance from the Aladdin Hotel In ~ 11:,~9ilt!A~~~., NEWS
...J YOU ASKED FOR fT > JOE FRANKLIN ~ M•A•s•H 5! BENNY HILL it BOTANIC MAN: ON THE LIMIT Or. David Bella-
my travels to Shillong, Assam, the wettest place on
earth, lor a loot< at one of the first man-made eco-
i lcaf disasters.
DICK CAVETT
THE LAWMAKERS Correspondents Linda Wer-
theimer and Cokie Roberts join Paul Duke for an up-
to-the-minute summary of Congressional activities.
CC) MOVIE "Middle-Age Crazy" (1980, Comedy)
Ann-Margret. Bruce Dern. A Texas developer's suc-
cessful Job and beautiful wife manage to drive him
Into a mid-life crisis. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 31 min.)
([) MOVIE "What The Peeper Saw" ( 1971.
Suspense) Hardy Kruger, Britt Ekland. A disturbed
12-year-old plots the destruction of his father's sec-
ond marriage. 'R' (1 hr., 40 min.)
(%) MOVIE "Cutter's Way" ( 1981, Orama) John
Heard, Jeff Bridges. A maimed Vietnam vet and his
best friend, a social drop out, focus their energies
on solvl~ a mtJrder case. 'A' {1 tv., 45 min.)
11:308 Cl) QUINCY A young mother is accused of
murdering one of her Infant twins. ( 1 hr., 10 min.) 8. TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Tony
Randaft. ( 1 tv.)
I 0 ABC NEWS NtGHTLINE KOJAK
THE JEFFERSONS SANFORD ANO SON ·
MOVIE "Fontamara" (Orama) Michele Placido,
Antonella Murgia. A small Italian \'lllege struggles
against the faclst regime, while one's man desfre to
r~; .. ~:::·0-
1 MOVIE "All That Jazz" ( 1979, Mu*al) Roy
Scheider. Jessica Lange. The tumuttuoua Ille of a
professional choreographer Is followed from sue,. cess on the stage to per90n81 crltet. 'A' (2 hra.. 3
min.) . e MOVIE "The Four Seasons" (1981, Orama)
Alan Alda. Csrol Burnett. Three couples. atl close.
long-lime friends, experience profound changes In
their relationships When one of the marrleges disin-
tegrates.. 'PG' (1hr .• 57 min.)
12:00. ENTERTAIHMENT TONOHT An lnteNlew
wtth Donald Suthenand. • 0 VEGAS Dan tries to find a p8f'lon making
repeated attempts to klll a female lmperwooator. ffi) ( 1 hr .. 10 min.)
Cl) MO\l1E "Shoot First, Ole Later" ( 1973, OrlWM)
Richard Conte. A policeman In the handl of gang-
sters findl himself In a equeez.e when asked for one
favor too many. (2 hr•.)
• MOYIE "Wind AcrOll The EWf'glldel" (1958.
Drema) Burt lvea. Chtlttopher Plummer. A man
tights to MYe the natural beaOty of eerty ~
lt~L~lda.~ STYLE
FOCUS ON 80CfETY 8PORT8 CENTER •
12: 8 • LATE NIGHT WJTH DAVID LETTERMAN
Gueits! Jimmy P*MI. Mickey Spillne, ptyChlc Dor~. (thr.) I MOVE "Jamee At 1&" (1977, Orama) Lance
Kerwin. Melltla SUe Anderton. After moving aoroet
the country wtth hll famlty, a~ teen-age boy
IMwe home to retutn to hit sweetheert. (2 tn)
l~LANOOAOE
HAUB.WAH HOLL YWOOO Gene Kelty hoeta
a dl.z:zllng tribute to the daYI of Ho4t)'1fOOd when the
MGM musical r""9d IOptlme. ( 1 hr.)
(JJ) THE FOUR 1'0P8 Thi predll hwmof 1111 of the
Four Topt .. fMtured In tlJCh IOUI olM8lca M
"Bernad9ttt" and. •'Stlndlng In T"9 8Ndowl Of
L..ovt."
12:36(C) MOYIE ''Kii Or Be Kllld'' (18IO, A<Mtn-
tura) Jame9 Ryan. en.ton. Mlchlll. A bmer
Nezl comrrwndet, w1ho IOll .i ~ ......
match to the _..,,... durtna the ww, 8Mka to
awnoe hll cWMt ~ «11r119 h tap kunQ ~ ~·· .,. from around the *Oftd In• tourmmlllll. 'PO (1
1~12f.iiWr•-=:r~ ....
jurOf'S Is found murdered. (R) (2 tn.)
12:45(%) MOVIE "Peter Rabbit And The Tales Of
Beatrix Potter" (1 971, Fantasy) Fradeflcic Ashton.
Alexander Grant. Memt>tn of London's Royal Ballet
Company perform vert1ons of "Plgllng Bland."
"Jeremr, Asher," "Jemima Puddle-Oucic," "SQUifrel
Nutkin, • and "Two Bad Mice." ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
12:50 (fl) NEWS
1:00 e MOVIE "The Cowboy And The Lady" ( 1938.
Western) Gary Cooper, Merle Oberon. A romancing
ranch hand sweeps an heiress from the city off her
feet. (2 hrs.) · e MOVIE "Plan 9 From Outer Space" ( 1959. Hor-
ror) Bela Lugosi, Mona McKinnon. UFOs containing
strange Inhabitants from an unknown planet Invade
Earth. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
(I) TOP RANK BOXING CD MOVIE "Stlf Crazy" (1980, Comedy) Rlohard
Pryor, Gene Wilder. Two men are mistaken for bank
robbers and sent to JaU. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 61 min.)
1:108 MOVIE "Godzilla Vs. The Thing" (1964. Sci-
ence-Action) Aklra Takarada, Yuriko Hoshl. When
Godzjlla threatens a huge moth, Its moth« Mottva
1ttadt1. { 1 hr .. 30 min.)
ONEWS
1:20 al M188K>N: IMP08818LE
1:308.NEWS
(8) MOYIE "The Last Chase" (1981, Sclenc&-Ac-
tlon) Lee MajorS. Chris Makepeace. In a W9fld of
the future, a former race car driver and a teen-age
computer expert fight the government's proscription
of automobiles. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 40 min.)
• MOVIE "The Howtlng" {1981, Horror) Dee Wa~
lace. Pat(icil Macnee. A woman report• Is
menaced bye klllef who eeems to be a werewoff. 'R'
(1 hr., 31 min.)
1:36(1) MOVIE "Swlnginq Cheet1eader1'' Jo John·
ston. COiieen Cemp. A joumallam major lnflftratee
the ranks of a college cheerleedlng equad to expoee
the eXf!01tatlon of the cheefteaders by the footbaM
teem. A' ( 1 hr., 35 min.) .
2:00• MOVIE "Elghteen And Anxtous" (1957. Dra-
ma) Martha Scott. Jackie Coogan. A young girt
finds that the road to htpplneM Is e rocky and often
2:~~ ~hr .• 45 min.)
2:10~ MOVIE "Look Baek In Angef'' (1959. Ora-
-ma) Claire Bloom, Richard Burton. Based on the
play by John Osborne. At the lalt moment, a man
dllcoYett tha1 he lollft and needs hll wife. (1 hr.,
40mln.)
~ 161CHARLES CHAMPLIN ON THE ALM SCENE 2:20 RAT PATAOl
2:30 MOANNG STRETCH e E "The Oavll'• Hand" (1981. Orama)
Aobef1 Aide, Linda Chri.tlen. A man flndl that his
Innate goodnele . pr.vents him from becoming a
total participant in an evil VOOdoO Ctlft. ( 1 ht., 30 2:~.NEWS 2:46l! MovE "Cattle Annie And Uttle BrltcMI"
(1981, w .. ttrn) Burt Lancester. Joho SaV89!·
l'wo fough outtawa P'c" up a paw of teen-age .. ~
Ind ~ them along on their 8dventures. 'PO ( 1
2:';(,·135 =.o AT LAAQE
3:00 MCMI "l~ In Pawn" (1952) IWl\lfd
"9ydon, Berber• ~. A woman gemblll with
ICM and IOlll her hulb8nd. ( 1 tw .. 5 m .) w JOE F'AAM<UN •
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Tribute-
Coun try music star
Johnny Cash and his
wife, Jun e Carter
Cash, pay a musical
tribute to America's
western h ero in the
special "Johnny
Cash's Cowboy H e-
roes" Thursday at 9
p.m. on NBC (Ch. 4).
Cli) SNEAK PREVIEW A IOOk is taken at the movies.
specials and sports events coming up on Home Box
Office.
(J) MOVIE "The Fan'' (1981, Suspense) Lauren
Bacall, JarMS Garner. A popular film star is victim-
ized by a psychotic admirer. 'R' ( 1 hr . 35 min.)
3:30 (EJ SPORTS FORUM Ct MOVIE "Lovers And Liars" ( 1979. Comedy)
Goldie Hawn. Giancarlo Giannini. While traveling In
Italy. an American girl meets and falls In love with a
married man. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 36 min.)
3:45. MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE
Cli) MOVIE "An Eye For An Eye" (1981, Adven-
ture) Chuck Norris. Christopher Lee. A San Francis-
co cop quits the force to avenge the murder of his
par1ner by membefS of a drug ring. 'R' ( 1 hf .• 46
min.)
3:50CI:) MOVIE "Middle-Age Crazy" (1980. Come-
dy) Ann-Margret, BrtJOe Dern. A Texas developer's
successful )Ob and beautiful wife manage to drive
him Into a ml<Hife crisis. 'R' (1 hr .. 31 min.)
'-:00 Cl) JIMMY SWAGGART
(I) SPORTS CENTER
4:05. GENE At.TTRY
(fl) FUNTlME
4:30. VOYAGE TO THE BOTIOM Of THE SEA
(!) JIM BAKKER .
(%) MOVIE "Monty Python Meets Beyond The
Fringe" ( 1976, Comedy) Narrated by Dudley
Moore. A behlnd-the-$Cenes IOOk is taken at
rehearsals and preparations tor Amnesty tnterna-
tlonal's 1976 comedy benefit show that starred
members ol Monty Python. ( 1 hr .. 26 min.)
4:46• MAYBEAAY·R.F.O.
. 4:50()) THE GIN GAME Hume Cronyn and Jessica
Tandy re-create their Broadway rotes as an elderly
couple who dleeover that nte In an old-age home
has few rewards outside of playing gin, untU tension
creepe Into the games. ( 1 hr .. 23 min.)
... The Letter
From Page 24
•Three Wives;• announcing her intenUoo co run oU
wlth one of their huabanda. U you c.n oerne each.of
the four women who starred, Y°'l'll earn four pointa
apiece: One went on to be a "private tectel.lry"
named Susie McNamara; one WM in lhe ~ even
thou1h •he wu .. Forever Amber.'' another wu
called "Pinky'' by two put Ethm. Barrymore and
Wat.en, and the fourth wu a character actre9I who
WU the wt.ecr1CkiJ"l ladY of the day in comedies
llk~ "Plllow Talk" and .. Move Over, DarliJ'lC."
.U.wen:
1. ''Tbe Ml~," John Bermord Tipton. 2.
Julie Christle, AIM Blta. 3. Beae Davia. 4. Lorena
Youna. fAl1I...., 1n ~...ct Mill Youna starred
in tbtir dramatlladona. 6. Ow• lAuchton, Carole Lombard. 6. AM Sotbem, Linda Dainell, Jeanne
Cnin. 11wbna IUU«.
ail~ "0ett1netton 1nn1r 8p8ot" (1tee • 8dloc•Flction) 8cott 19redY. en... Norttl. When
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I
Inside TV
ABC set to air
Dr. Seuss again
By JEFF PARUR or .. .,.., ........
Dr. Seuss fans will be pleued to know that
ABC will air ''The Grinch and the Cat in the Hat"
May 20. In this zany tale, the jaunty Cat in the Hat
incun the wrath of grouchy Grinch when he tU(lll
a light machine on him that tuml the Grinch into a
lilly looking ~t in plaid and polka dots. . .
The latest remake of Somerset Maugham's
"The Letter" will appear Monday, May 3 on ABC.
This version of the steamy tale will feature Lee
Remick u the murderous lover and ChriJtopber
Caz.enove as Officer Withers ...
Phil Oonahue, one of the nation's most enter-
taining interviewers will begin contributing his
talents to the A.BC Late-Night News this October.
"He has a wonderful curiosity and perception," said
ABC head Roone Arledge ...
The grim tale of Albert Speer and his 8810cia-
tion in the Thlrd Reich will the the topic of still
another television show May 9, when ABC pre9el"lta
"Inside the Third Reich." Acmrd1ng to the show's
producer, E. Jack Newnan, Speer's greatest crime
was in using slave labor to man hia annament ma-
chinery and prolonging the war for two years
longer thatl it should have gone. Speer wu con-
victed at Nu.remburg for war aimes. Neuman con-
ducted 1D1De 50 hours of interviews with Speer in
preparation for the show. Starring will be Rutger
Hauer, .Blythe Danner and Sir John GieJsud. Speer
died in 1081, two months before filming on this
production began. . .
Jack Palance will host "Ripley's Believe It ar
Not!" Sunday, May 2. Set tor expb'ation are the
eerie Janda of the wenwolf in Germany; the tragic
lite of ancient Pompeii wbett 2,000 _people died in a
volcano erupt.Ion; an °update" on the cune aur-
~ Tutankhamen'• tomb; and of coune a vilit
to Allib to -a 70..pound ~-.• Su1ar Ray Leonard wlll de end hit welter-
wei&bt crown ~ third-ranked contender Ro-
gel' "Stafford . on pmne time televilion J'l'iday, ~
14 at 8 p.m. Siaflord ii 27 years old and moved into
title contention with a 10-round dedslon over Pi-
pino Cuevas in Novembef' of 1981. He 1ut fought
March 2 and lmoc:ked out chalJeneer David M8drld
in round one. . .
"An American Love A.Hair,'' a new movie for
televilloo. bu begwi lhootinC in Lm Anaelea foe
future broadcut on CBS. Victoria Princfpal wW
star• Dr. Diana 0.WIOO. a marine bioJopt who ia
determined to 1tay cellbete until the marrlel and
Gil Gerard wW star u the dalhinC younc atiomey
who call.I upon all h.ia wit and charm to prewnt her
from thia fate wone than death ...
Don't miaa this: on the May 16 "Arcble
Bunker'• Plact," An:hie "oomea down with a bid
cold and Stephanie catchel a severe cme of jealousy
when Archle'a friend Katherine ruahea to his
llde'' ...
Former CBS News Pleeident BU1 Leonard hM
been named the recipient of the coveted Oeorp
Foater Pe.body Award far ~ ncelWD.
Leanard bepn bil CBS c:ar8er ln lMt • a roYUic
repm1el' for WCB8 nidJo. . .
''Blll." a~ about a reu.rdld man; ''G.E.
Theater" and Danny Kaye are al.lo wlnnera of
W,Awarda. ..
Jean Stapleton his •IWWd a JcJncUme drwn '° ponny meanor Bomevelt in "Eleanor, Jl'inl
A WARD WINN~B -Sir John GielJlud, who
recently won an Aademy Award IOI' Tu. role in
"Arthur," will play Albert Speer'• father In
"rn.Jde the Third IW:ich."
Lady of the World, .. aet for broedcaat May ·12. "I
found 8J:Owth in Ele.a.nor and couldn't wait to show
a part of it in lh1I film.'' Mia Stapleton said. Her
makeup aa Mra. Rooeevelt includa a wig, "dental
appliance for the First Lady'• pnxnlnent overbite"
and three-inch Ufta in her ahoea. . .
A trivial question: Who played Mr. Spock'•
wife in "Star Trek"?, Charo's rival on '"'11\e Love
Boat." Dennis Weaver's wife in ''The Day the Lo-
ving Stopped," and a freclcled frontierwoman in
"Little Hou.eon the Prairie? .. You're rtaht! It was
none other' than Tasha MarteW
The untblnluble prospect of nuclear war
sparked by a-crWa In the MJddJe r..t. will bec:omt thinkable on the .._y 3 "Lou Grant. .. 'nle teni-
fytna threat to WCJl'ld .,._. bM llnb with the bum
ward BUlle la coveriJl8 and with Charlie Hume's
lilt.er, Clalre, who la an expert on nuclear medical
care ...
J&cnum Ml all the trouble be can band.le in
the May 13 "Map.wn. P .I." when a beautiful lirl. a
Sumo wrmtler and a dwarf Pill up on him in a
story of love and trwhery. . .
A ruthlela crew of drug mn.1aler• punue a trio
of amateurs who dream of sudden wealth in
"Who'll Stop the Rain" .n foc Wednelday, May 19.
Nick Nolte It.an aJona with nae.day Weld and Mi-
chael Moriarty, Anthony 7.erbe and Gall Strick-
land. The movfe ii t.eci an a book by Boben Stone
called ''Doc Soldiers". . .
Allo JoinlrtC the lilt of Peabody Award winners w• "Hill Street Blua." wbJch teetm to have won
.very award abort of the mldclleweicht crown. but then. lt'• ,..ity a besvyweicbt. Since lta premiere on Jm. 15 of 1-t ,_,., the lhow bu wen 101De 23
awarda and lllDlt mrry a -· . . · Quincy UDDOWl'l llll "111.: rw::ket •hen a trained iumd q tuml GO the child it ii IUPsaeci to pl'O-
wet and iiDI the toddler with da.patich. TlUI ltOry
untoldl May 5. . .
"Smurfa," the ID09t popular new Saturday marni"I Jll'Olf8ID In 10 ,_,.. bM led NBC 1o lta
blaeat audfence ln five yun In the Saturday mominC audlmce nee ...
MQNDAY
10
. . . Wilderness "V ~
horn Pagel ~
ted by J. Francia Gladstone.
:Eddie Albert bu establlabed an enviable re-8
putation with his many fans throughout the world •
for the excellence and versatility of hia perfor-"Tl
maooes. as well as for his dedication and contribu· 5:
tion to humanitarian causes. ~
Albert's careel' as an entertainer began when, >
as a movie theater manager, he performed magic 1'
tricka before each film. Soon be started working a
with a singinC trio and moved to New York where ~
he sang in small clubs while living over a speakeasy •
on West 48th Street. A one-year singing engage-co
ment on NBC'a radio show, ''The Honeymooners -~
Grace and F.dd.ie" with Grace Bradt, segued into a
major part in Ganon Kanin's "Brother Rat" and
established Albert as a Broadway star.
It was not long before he caught the attention
of movie acouts. Soon he was cast in the film version
of his hit play which led to his being signed to a
studio contract. Among his 60 feature film credita
are "Roman Holiday" and ''The Heartbreak Kid,"
both of which won him Oacar nominations. He alto
received the National Critic's Best Supporting Act.Dr
Award for "The Heartbreak Kid."
Addltiooally, Albert is remembered for roles in
"The Teahouse of the AufUSl_Moon," "Attack!,"
''I'll Cey Tomorrow," "The ~est Yard,'' "How to
Beat the High c.o.t of Living, ' "&cape to Witch
Mountain" and "Airport '79." His meet recent film,
"Yes, Georgie>!," with Luciano Pavarotti, is aet for
releue aoon.
The star of a pair of poP.ular televiaion .mes,
"Green Al::res" and "Switch, ' Albert baa also star-
red in a number of movies for television including
"Goliath Awaits.'' ''Concorde," and "Rooster.'•
Albeh'a long list of stage credits include pro-
ductions of "Seven-Year Itch.'' "Room Service,"
"The Mu.Ide Man," "Say, Darling," and "The Bo)'I
from Syracwe.'' and a highly..acclaimed version of
Thornton Wilder's American c.laasic, "Our Town."
Albert bu abo ventured back to muaiC in
highly avccie9ful nightclub tours throughout the
country, and u a recording artist on tlie albums
"Mia 1Jbert)','' "Eddie Albef't and Margo." ''Hiab
Upon a Mountain, .. '"'11\e Nina, The Pinta ,and The
Santa Maria, •• and '"lbe Eddie Albert Album. •• In
June, Albert will join Luciano Pavarotti on ataae at
the San Francisco Opera In a production of
"Turandot."
Bill Bixby will hoat
'The Book of Lista'
HOLL ~AP).-Bill Bixby wW be the
hOlt of. the l)!_W te!1e9 ''The Book of. Llltl. ••
which beClnl Tuelday.
The teriea la adapted from the best-aelllna
boob by David WalleJch1nlk.y, lrvtna Wallace a
Amy Wallace. It will be telecalt for four weeb.
Amona the :T::ta are i3 children ralad by wild an1mall. the~ moat beautiful wamen in the
world, the nine dumbest thiewia, the five beat ways
to pick up 8irlil and the eight moat memonb1e killee
In movie blst«y.
"AJn't Milbehavtn'," the 'l'clny award-wtnntn&
Broadway muaical featurln1 the mualc of F,tl
Waller, will be produced by Colwabla PtctUl'el
Televtlkm • a two-hour lp8dal for NBO.
The llhow, •hk:h capWl'ed-im. Tcoy awards indudb'I Bel& MUlllbl la 1178, .. aUll nmnlna on
BroedW., aftm' 1.000 pw:tm11• Ml
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TV Puzzle
DOWN
1 Shirley Klrkes role
2 Stan's partner
3 Chlta or Geraldo
4 Mr. Vlllella's sign.off
5 Miss Louise
6 -Savalas
7 A Rubinstein's sign-off
8 -Alamos
9 Hey, there•
10 Ed or Reck
11 UN veto
t3 Layer
16 Bro or Sis.
19 Miss Uggam·s sign-off
22 Mr. Zlmbaltst Jr
24 Subiect
26 Knight or Bissell
27 The Flying -
30 FOOd quality
31 Vlctona-
33 Unch on Vegas
34 Starred 1n Green Acres
36 Rob, to Carl Reiner
37 Miss Jackson's
handbag 10
38 -Lanza
A.CROSS 40 Office mail .
41 Kyser or Francis
42 Marvin or Bernard
44 Peggy-
1,8 Shown. a Coal Miner's
Daughter
12 Oscar winner as
Hamlet
13 Bosh
1" Miss Ullmann
15 Mr Lear's sign-off
16 Mend shoes
17 Mad.or 5th
18 See 30 Across
20 Followed FOR
21 Before
23 -Brynner
24 -Close for Comfort
25 Float
27 High-
28 Mr Egan's mslgne
29 -the Down Staircase
30. 18 Across Had a
famous
feud with Jack Benny
32 -Talbot
35 Lunar vehicle Abbr
36 Quincy's righthand man
39 Coolidge. to lnends
40 Newstand purchase, for
snort
41 Role for 6 Down
43 TV network
45 Plays BJ
47 An Aida's s1gn·oll
48 Teacher's org.
49 Take the-and Run
50 Played Sgt B1lko
52 -Roberts
53 Plays Trapper Jotln
46 Set. as aspic
50 Upperclassman Abbr
51 Mr. Edwards' ins1gne
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UDO NAUTILUS FEATURES
, .
Letters
Hamilton played Hank
COUNTRY QUERY
-Please llelp me. Wilen
I was P.,!»wing DP ID tile
early fOs, tllere was a
movie made abomt tile
life and deatll of coantry
and we.tern singer Hank
Williams Sr. lf I re-
member right, HaU was
played by George Ha-
mil ton. h tbh true?
Also, what was tbe name
of the movie?
THE FACE UFTS -I bave a ueo bet recar-
dillg Katbrlne BepbUD.
I say s he got ea•gllt
11lopllft1a1 la a depart-
meDt store some 1ean
ago. Am ·I rtgbt?
No. Another leading
lady of the '30s and '40s
was involved in an un-
fortunate s hoplHtinl(
Wrd.Gaine
Incident, but revealing
her name would not be
in the best taste at thi1
late date.
Send your letters to
Pepper O'Brien, United
Feature Syndicate, 200
Parle Avenue, Room 602,
New York, N. Y. 10166.
Hamilton did play
Williams and gave what
has turned out to be the
best performance of his
career to date. That was
in 1964 and the picture
was called "Your Chea-
tin' Heart," taken from
Williams' biggest hit.
The songs were dubbed
by Hank Williams Jr.
FILL ,.., 'rnE Ml~SING L.ElTERS ltJ
l~E ''TV ~11 BELOW.
NICE WORK -What
Is tile name of Olivia
Newton-Jolla's b•y-
friend aad wbat does be
do for a Uvlag?
The young man, who
has lived with Mias
Newton-John for the
past two years, is Matt
Latanzi. Besides keeping
his roomie happy, h e
works as an actor. His
latest role was the teen-
age stud who seduced
Jackie Bisset In "R ich
and Famous."
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~ ~Palmer learns ~he's still sterile
R BJ LYNDA lllR8Cll ii'.
ALL MY CBILDREN: Llaa 1eta Amanda to 1teal
Jenny'• talent tape tn order to MbotaCe the beauty con-
.._ Anpe c:acchel .1-pttparina to cheat and &eta him
to ...ibe be can put the teSt on hil own. Palmer leaml
that be'1 .uu lteriJe and cannot be the father of the child
Doana'1 expectbc. At o.iay'1 urJdna, Nina -.c:::-to
Cliff. Nina encour.,. Tom to ca1J Brooke ln ti.ta. but
bwtwl Tom pt8 drunk and p}11to an~
dnde aoiDlt Palmer. When Mtianle exp dWnte-
rest in Oiuck. Carrie makm a play fOC' bbn. Rick mabs a
date with Melanie and the couplet meet. Melanie lam-raced and Carrie tella her to flnd another roommate.
Certaip Kent ii behind the reslp.ation of h1a top uJe.. mnan. Brandon deper1ll the comp.ny. Mark f.a.Ua to pt
teKbinl po.t at LJ.anview Un.twntty and Pammy con-
eolea him In Jllen'• amence. Mark tell. Ellen be wanll to
put a boJd on atarUnc a family.
A.NOl1ID WOllLD: WaiUnc at alrpor1 fOC' Sandy,
C.ecilJe mille9 plaM and Male Mb her to moYe ti.ck Into
bit home. Joe la bl8di:ma01ne Denny. Alts be catches Dl
and Pete k.luins. Steve in.alatl 1he atop aeeing Pete.
Sandy frwtrated becalm be hM h!elln8I fOC' both Cecille
and Blalne. Bob returna keya to Quinn'• apartment.
Elena, ClOllCftTaed about c.dlle'• atranp behavior over
the pbone1 plans mum to Bay Cty.
.U TBB WOaLD TUBNI: ....... bedie's M.areo
Imo edmittlnc abe loY'9 Tom. Annie ten. )eU the lows
him and Mira fOC' tldelity, but Jett lm't ca1aln be can
..,ee to thole tennl. llnce be hM apent ,_... watctUnc
Annie fall in love with other men. A jealou. Karen
pledcea to CIOl'De between Anne and Jeff. Wl1b M1nnda ln
a pn.on that be canno& vWt. Bob continua to mm her.
James c:ndD 8fMlral ribs in a bone-rkUnl milhap, which
la another puaBel to Barbara'• n.bbec=b
CAPITOL: Gillim and Wally are unaware that the
woman 1n nan..• life Iii the ftS·fktie Beth Bochmen. Seelnl Tyler mc1 smne .u. tnnocw.• --... Julie i.
1uaceptible to Lawrence'• advancft. MYrDa tells La-·
wrence she wanll b1m to marry Julie, and he aai'ffl.
Tyler aet1 Important J>C*Uon on eecurttJ committee, ~out a venceful Trey. Myrna orders a -FBI ..,..t
Pbll Bwpla to pt dirt on security cnmmtttee members;
.Phll,,aneend by Myma'1 corwtant orden. YOWi to,_
even with her. CLarulta lhodred when elw ~Tyler-and
sio.ne ~-Mn teDa 81oene be tb!nb lu!Wa WIQlll
for Tyler and wW help Sbne win 'l'J'ls. Wbm a.Ired to
get his brother Matt to throw aw.tic "9111 In return fOC'
beJng let off ihe hook for debt, Wally refuaea. Wally
borrows $5,000 from Judeon, but inateed ot UlinC lt to pey
hal1 hla $10,000 debt to the bookies, Wally wilhholda
$2,000 for bett1ns JIUl'PC*S.
DAYS OF OUR LIVES: ..\fler JeuJe breaks en-
peement wtth b.lm and admits abe Iowa Joeb, Jake quJtl
the Body c.onnectlon and l"tta Alex to pve him pcmtJon at
boapital. Roman t.raca LU to Florida and brinp her back
to Salem. To be elmer to Nell. Lb cakel volunteer post at
hospital, but Neil wanta more than stolen momenta wtth
Liz at hospital Tony appelled when he and Renee check
into adultl-only motel. Marlena •nd Roman growln&
clceer. Don intriguect when he learna Gwen Ila~ ta
broke and living ln her law office. Mil:by plans to fight
Linda. who la 9eekina control of estate Mary left Mellma.
Seatthlng Steph~'• library, 0ouc and Julie cliaxwer r.muy tree9 for ..veral prominent Salem famllles, ln-
death and Mike :frees Alan, who la happily .reunited with
Hope. Kelly 'Loulle'• condition lmjx'oves, but the'• ltil1
critical. Nola, Hillary and Morgan pl~ up their diffe-
rence.. Morgan la unhappy because ahe'• been unable to
conceive a child. Vanesaa Intrigued by Tony. When
Jackie'• father becomes ill, Carrie offers U> watch Sa-
mantha. Jealou. of Mark and Jennifer'• frlendahip ,
Amanda ~ her out of town.
ONE LIFE TO lJVE: Ivan plants an electrode in f.d
and stopa F.d'• lnvestipUon. Under Ivan'• spell. F.d tella
Marco that he WM wroq about bit IUlp6dotw that H~
• and Ivan are tbe aame man. Altrid tella Larry about
Ivan'• power ~ him, and Larry deddes to fight. Larry
wanta to take Karen away with h1m. but when be arriw.
1t 'nmberdark farm with F.d, Ivan ii there and prepanw
to drag Karen otl. Karen leema about Ivan'• powers and
aci-s to IO along with Ivan in exchanse for Larry and
F.d'1 safety, but• Ivan whisks Karen away, he loc:b Ed
and Larry into room with time bomb about to explode.
Aaa'• enatneer Paxton la a spy for the umcrupuloua Ju-
piter Co. Beau teU. Dorian be knows llbe stole Georgina'•
IOlaramite plans and threatens to prmecute.
'INVBS'l'IGA TION -Luke Spmcer, played
by Tony Chary, bu begun to accept tbe
death of Laura, but declde. to inve.tigate
the cauae of her death on "General Hospi-
tal" on ABC (Cb. 7) weekdaya at 2 pm.
clud.lna the Hor1onl, and the complete inventory of An·
denon Manutacturtnc.
DOCrolUk Natalie feerful when Billy cban&'ea hit
mind and ~ teJllnc Luke about her booket' s-t-
Mona decides to destroy Nola and the Dancy1. Luke
wonders about Natal.le'• plllt and about her strange ac-oounUnc methoda. Theo teuful about Kade'• emotional
llabillty. Me recalla the child the p ve •way. Mona de-
cides to match Jeff with an allln1 female from hi•
ch11dbood.
EDGE OI' NJGBT: Kelly dedd99 to vWt bia ~
tn Italy and amtea Vel aJoac. Damleo us-t when be
r.Ima Poppy Is on rddie'• ade. 8mUey bea all of Ra-
v.n's ti.Al at bar. nae. Rawo 8b.lttered when the 1ee1
TV tape, uneware thet It'• been nwde In the b1.ement of
her bawe. lhowtnc ..... been lndided fOC' fir'lt..desree
mwder. Spencer atop9 Sky from eeelng Raven_ by pun:
chinl him OU\. Jodie reaaMI oil peilltina whk:b beJong'8cl
to her mother and. stunned .me. Jt raemblea her .
GENER.AL llOIPITAL: Luke, beslnrUn.c to eccept
Laura'• death, decides to find out why abe died, and
Magda, the DPrJ, t:lvs b.lm 1pedal paychlc powers. The
amt a doc Ol-~th comes to Port o.a.rlea with im-
portant art exhibit and Sc:orplo is blred ae aecurity
Comultanl Scorpio bellevea Mel and David have UJeaal
plans fOC' exhibit. Luke thinka truth 1erUm wouJd unlock
Laura T's nwmory. Packy and Riek are -ulied by toUatw who want Johnny out of fllht pine. Ruby WU.
Dan about her booker peat. Lee ... AIM to .-mam.,e
c:ourwelor. but Scouy advt.a Mol*9 DOl to. Lee .. hor-
rified at what he c.'Onliden Scolty'• i.ck of ethb and
throws hlm out of hit office fOC' IOOd-Noah and Anne
...... 8r8dahllw did not ~ ... c:mtrol pOll fOt
Mn. Newell. Joe nearly catchea Mather corntn& on to
Scotty.
GUIDING LIGHT: While trytna to .-cape Luct.n
Goff, Alan ~ hJa pilot Wayne lie mo tn on scheme.
With Ivy'• twlp, Mike leama Alaa'a wbereaboula. Al
Alm ...... to ..... Goff and w.,.. Goff taUa to hlin
..
RYAN'S HOPE: Kim wants to back out of kidnap-
ping scheme, but Orson .. ures her that plan lO take
Arley and pt a mWlon bucb la foolproof, and he renta
an aputment In Hew Jeney. When Ox teU. Roeer' be
bullied Jane into giving the pearll. they have fistfight
and Ox deddea that Rotes' doem't daerw Jane. Jane
upet because Ox hM made mauen wane. while Roeer
believes Jane still hM a yen for Ox. Roger .eeks and tell
comfort from Dee. Rae rm.. to talk to Jack about her
previous uaoclalion with Hollla. When Jack la offered
another Job, Rae realizes HoW. la behind it to pt Jack off
"death-of-a~ty" story about Hollll' deatruction of lm-
preuive old riven.Ide buildinp. Siobhan captures a
muuer ln Central Park, and when Dee 1ugeat1 1he
clean up in Joe'• apartment, Siobhan la stunned when Joe
walks In and headil fOC' the shower and her.
S&AllCB FOR TOMORROW: Followtnc Ure blo-
wout and car Cl'lllh while trying to pt away from thuea,
Brian auata1na minor held injury and Suzi'• injured knee
pull her danclnC careu on hoJd. When Suzi overhean
Joanne blaming Brian for accident 1he becomes angry
and aeven all relaUonahlpa with Joanne. Scephan.le tella
Joanne she knew she'd get Suzi beck one day. 'nMll'DM
falllna foe Cathy. Dane deddes to quJt spy buainem and
considers staying ln Henderaon. When Lee ls obvt.oualy
proud about Sunny'• appearance on the ''Today" ahow, a.y am-with jealousy.
TEXAS: RUdd e>penly declate8 hit Jove fOC' Brette.
Judith pcetenda to like Ruby, but plana to ruin her re-
latiorwhlp wtih Mark. Rena puta foot down when Grant
tuma down invttadon from her to have dinner wtth Ju-
dith. TeWna Judi&h he hM a hi..,... trip. Gf'ant ta.a.
Rena away to Europe. Lurlene. 1mltten with Joel, la
fearful when a YOWll nw.e appllee for position to aid
Joa1 and Lurlene deddes to take on an older woman fOC'
the Job. John ahowl.ns romantic lntereat in Vivian, who la
having hard Ume pleaalng Judith.
YOUNG AND THE RE811.ES8: Patti admlta to Carl
she ii living with Jack. Snapper Wanta Chuckie to know
he ... the boy'• father. Al~ her rnarrlqe la stW in
trouble, Chris wanll Stuart to atop int.erfeJ'lnc. Robert
warns Laurie her plan to get Pnmtlla Industries away
f.rorn Victor and beck lnto Lance'1 hands apelb dlaaater.
Nikki tells Kevin ah• wantl to marry him, and still
malntaiJw her ·~ that he ls the fat.her of her unborn
cblld. Kaye wonders when Earle'• wife will recall their
college days.
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Flying high
Balloon race more
than just hot air
By PllJL SNEIDERMAN or .. ~ .......
-On May 8, all eyes will tum to the lkies above
FOW\tain Valley.
For the third comecutive year, the dty will
host the Gordan Bennett Belloon Race on the cen-
tral a1rfield at Mile Square Park. With an expanded
anay of aerial attractlona, the event II allo being
billed 11 an "Aviation Faire."
Activities will lnclude hot air balloon rides, a
celebrity balloon race, Marine air eearch and 19CUe
demonstrations, a sail plane demomtration. a fiyo-
ver by antique bi-plane9 and pencbute dropL
Banda. games and food booths allo will be fea-
tured.
But the main focua will be the two~ bal-
loon compe1itiona.
In the momlng, 10 hot air ba1loona will take ~ :.r~~ = "'="'~=emcw to ln th1a event. each pUot picks a targiet within ~
miles of the Mlle Square Park launcn 1lte. F.ach
pilot ii required to land hia balloon .. cbe • P°""
llble to the predetermined ~t.
Thll feat ii not u -.y 11 it IOUID beca"9e
unlike conv~ntional aircraft, a balloon cannot be
..... ed. h --ride with the wind. movtna with
the prevaWna weather conditionl. Hot air 6aDoona rely on a propane burner to
remain aloft for two to four houn.
Liit year'I hot air winner Wll JCen Frank of
Redwood Oty, who landed on his snde1erm1ned
target. the Imperial Golf Courie in er-.
Th1a year, Oraqe County Clus1c pllota may
lift off between 9 and 11 a.m.
From 1 p.m. to duak, elaht team.a from the
United Statee, Japan, Germany and J'ranae will lift
off in the 1982 Gordon Bennett Rece, a d1ltance
competition utillzlnc helium-ftDed heJloorw.
"1nUs oonie.t will feature ane ol the world'•
molt fvnow helloor>Wta.
LMt Y91"• wtnnen, Albuquerque~
Ben Abnmo and Ja...-e n.taurant chain OWDa"
Rocky A.old, will ntum to try f« a ~ vict.ory.
~ al8o won the 1971 Gordon Bennett with•
t partmr.)
Abnmo ... put o1 the three-man mm that
completed the fin& ••l c I hi tram-Atlantic balloon ru.ht In 19'18. IAll& ~. Abnmo md Aoki
kdl ,...i In the ant a1 'ul tram-hdftc bdocm
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~El Toro spruces
l up fo~f big show
i With more than 350,000 spectaton expected to -g show up for thia weekend's air 1how at Marine
GI Corps Air Station. El Toro, orpnizen are urging $ visitors to use public transportation or get an early
~ start.
Gates will open at 9:30 p.m. both days. with £ visitors treated to a static display of Marine Corps
0: aircraft and .~uipmenl ·
The highllght both days is the air show, whkh
runs from noon to 3 p.m., and features the Blue
Angels FUght Demonstration Team.
Because of anticipated traffic congestion and
parking problems, Marine eo.,,. offidalat
with local, county, and state aaencies have -
zed programl to m1nimbe oongestion to and
the air station. The beat way to avoid the mus of vehicles,
Marine offk:iala uy, ii to leave the driving up to the
Orange County Tranait District.
A.a in prevtoua years, OCTD is offering park
and ride .ervices from ll!'Vel'al locatiom.
Spectator• may park near 6th and Flower
Street in Santa Ana; the Laguna Hilll Mall; the
Irvine Meadows Amptiltheater 1n Irvine; and the
Marine c.orp. Air Station (Helicopter) in Tustin. BLUE ANGELS ... Strutting their stuff
For tho9e wWJ.nc to brave the traffic and con-
gestion, four entrances to the air lhow will be open
to motorilta.
a.. will depart for the air show site from all
four locations ~. half hour ~ng at 9 a.m. until noon. returninc ~ half ban 3 to 5
p.rn. both days.
One way fare Is $1 and children under six ride
for free.
The Main Gate and Gate No. 9 are located near
the 8-Qta Ana Freeway. A third entrance to the air
station will be the pta near the pauc area on the .:------------------, northeMt comer of the stadon, off Irvine Boule-
vard. 'n» fourth pte ii located alona the station'•
642-4321 ~~ter, just abcWe Gate No. 3 off~-
Direct or collect , I •lj ,.,11, c.allfornla HtcbwayPatrolmen, <>ranee County ·
to subscribe to' your II I Sheriff'• depuU. and lrvtne police of&ela will be
hometown paper, the · · · on band to ctu.t traf&, and lip will be posted to
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had hard season
By JEFF PARKER of'ttle~Nottwf
After 10 months on the road, doing nine shows
a week ln the bl,ggest cities around the country, the
Ice Capede1 brings Its aeuon to a cl0&e this weekend
at the Loe Angeles Sports Arena.
For leatured performer Aimee Kravette of
Costa Mesa, the last hornestand brings to an end the
shortelt, hardest aeuon of her professional itkating
career.
And If ahe were the complaining type, she
mJg.nhtt bring teara to your eyes with tales of the
brolwl collar bone lut July that sidelined her for
five month.I, or the ke Capades 1how in New York
lalt February when lhe tried to kick a bobby pin off
the ice at the same time IOl'lleOne elte did, and got a
60-ttitch s1uh on her shin for her trouble.
But a complainer ia one thing she isn't, and
when the 22~year old skater takes to the ice for the
year'1 lalt four shows this w~keod, no ooe will
probebly nodce much more than a graceful cham-
pion lkater who lovet making her audience gasp in
apptedation.
Kravette IWDI up her injury-prone aeaaon -
her .collCI with the Ice Capadea in an otherwise
injury-leu career -with a laugh and a self-
deprecating UI 11 ment:
"rm 10 dumb. I wM trying to walk my dog
while ridina my bike. and he~ in front of me
and down I went. I WM lying there in the atreet thlnkm4i· about everyone who Would yell at me for
dumb."
to correct her "mistake," Kravett.e con-
lhort four weekl before hitting the ice
again. 'lbe broken collar bone .eparated, and she
WM out apin until December.
But bild luck wam't to be outwitted. Kravette's
first show in Febl'uary waa aoina without a hitch
until ahe tried to kick the bobby Pin off the ice. But
in the flalh of a partner's newly sharpened skate, it
all chanced· "I remember kicking for the pin and 10meODe
elle's skate hitting my lea," ahe safd. "I didn't want
to me11 up the show, 10 I just held onto the people
next to me, really leanln1 on them for support,
before I had a chance to look down. I saw a little
blood and lk.ated off the ice. 11lefl I saw the whole
thing. I think I .:reamed for 10 minutes before they
quieted me down."
And sitting in a New York City hospital
emeraency room didn't work wonden for her eenae
of terenity either.
"Thla ii definitely not 'General Hospital,' I
kept thinkina· I kept wanting Rick Springfield to
walk by, but no luck. Just a lot of bunw and here I
am in my mim. c:mtume with blood running off
my lea," lhe laid; laughing again.
It may be that Kravette haa uled up all the bad
luck of a career in just one aeuon. becau.e until this
year, her rile to the top of figure 1kating 1how-
mmwhlp hll been .weeping and unfettered by such nlll1inl tblll8I • injury.
See a.ta Meu, Page 6
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Committee for Arts presents
BILINGUAL TEATRO
FOUNTATION In "VERMA"
Sunday, May 2 -3pm -VIiiage Theatre
with CARMEN ZAPATA, play by LOR-
CA
THE KcKENNA8 •
IR18H FOLK llU81C
Wed. May 5 -8pm -Village Theatre
From Dublin -on accordion, plpet, &
harp
llALALAllCA DUO • ....
RU8SIAN MUSIC AND SONG
I Sat. May 8 -8pm -VIiiage Theatre Lynn
Carpenter -piano, Alex Eppler -Bala-
laika
HOWARD SHANGRAW ... In 'Coming
Attractiona'
The SCR production ls the third time lt has
been done. It opened off-Broadway and ran for lix
months. Just this put winter lt was ~produced by
the Indiana Repertory Theater in Indianapolla.
"A funny story came out of that Indiana
production." Tally recalled with a chuckle. "I was ta1kina oo the phone with one of the productim
people about the pla)ll I 8lked her bow it WU doing land" she replied, •Wen. I've got 80IDe good news and
IOme bad news. The good neW'I la that the ahow la teWnc well, but the b8d news tit the theater burned
down after the openinc. We moved the play into
the hi«h IChool auditorium. I\ WU a .ell out, but the
next day we were hit with 16 lncha of mow. W..'w
had the wont bUuard In the hiatory of the state.
Still, bu1ine11 la .,00.' "
Tally...,_ and concluded. "But that'• ahow
biz."
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4 i-·The classics ............... ----........ -------------& e-h . , what we miatake for a beat Beethoven to the They're youna (formed The result WU an ~ eet oven s gloomy expreHion in crowd at the Santa Ana ln 1977), enerptic and n.citiJla performance, at ~ portraits wu bi.I lnten-Wah School auditorium. beyoad the It.au of new times Ilke a pipe organ < • · b . atty, whlc. h doe• come The conoert, preeented kid on the block. played with Ill the stops ~ lnUSIC up eat ~~~~~-~t.~t:~::fces~re~V. led~=~~ ~!·u~~:0;h~~\~1;t:: :g · ce of bi• Eighth and alto demonatrated to diaclpltned but happy Thomburah, Kathleen
u. Ua'f:f'Y JANE SCA&. WM pcrtrayed •a~ Ninth symphonies by the first-time llatenen that Symphony No. 8 for the O'Brien, Frederic de i dine and unhappy man. Paclflc Symphony Or-the Pacific Symphony f1rat half of the program. Marsellle and Richard "2 Of .. Dlilf ,... .... he wrote IOIDe very ln· chestra with the Pacific bu potential to become a aavina Symphmy No. 9 Allen, joined the orche-
• Althou1h Beethoven aplriq mu.le. Perhaps Chorale ahowed an up-major mualcal force. (and the chorale) for 1aat. stra and chorale for the
4 "Ode to Joy" finale I which wu just th.at -a ~ ---------------------------------------.....;. ____ joyoua combination of
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Whatever ,the orche-
stra's faults -a tenden-
cy to play a little too loud
and too fast where the
music calls for a quiet,
thoughtful approach -
they'r e typical of a
young and enthusiastic
group.
(The program'• excel-
lence only heightened
the need for the new
Orange County Perfor-
ming Arts Center. The
80-plece orcheatra and
140-volce chorale made
thingJI a bit crowded, es-
pecially for the soloists
jammed ooto the stage's
front edge. No one
should have to dodge
violin and cello bow•
while trying to ai.na).
But everyone coped
well, and the evening
wu a aucceu. Perha,Pt
more seaaoning and a
few more seasona wlll
give the Pacific Sym-
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OfPlftion it cte.erwa.
Beethoven
concert
The 140-voice Pacific
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premiere performance of
~thoven'• "Mbaa So-
lernnia" Oil May 22.
John Alexander will
oonduct bodl p.apa f«
the concert, acbeduled
for 8:30 at the Santa Ana m.h School auditorium, .na lt will be the final
praentation ot the hd· fie~·· COl'lbdt --llOD.
8olotata will be Lynn
Cole-Adcock, toprano;
Janet Smith, me110-
t aoprano; l'rederic de
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Mlcheel U-Pu, bm.
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5:00 PM -7 :00 PM D aily
Your choice of soup o r salad and one of these entrees
Fettucfnl "Neptune"
The Weight Watcher -broiled. freshly Ground Beef
Country Fare -b roUed. breaded Pork Chops
Fish and Chips
Om elene du Jour
... plus your choice of dessen. Inc luding Haagen o azs Ice
Cream or Apple Strudel and a selection of beverages fro m
coffee. tea. Iced tea. m ilk or Sanka. New rt leach
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Compllmenrary Cht~
RoaSt Baron of lelf
Baked H am, Rlilio s.u~
Eggs &nedicr
Seafood Newbura_
Herring in SourCr8m
Croissanrs
Seasonal Fruits, Waldorf Salad
Garden Fresh Vegetable Salad
PoutoeS au Grarin
Chidtln Cha~ur
Crtaoe Your Own Omelene
Auoned French Pastries
And Much, Mu,h MOit
Served in r mapifimftl ~Ballroom; Adults S 12.50
Children S6.00. Or in rht e ..... ,privacy of the Grand Purtagt
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Crepe Sc. Jacques. Scallops, shrimp anc.1 sliced
fresh mushrooms in a sherry sauce with cheese. One
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SOMETHING
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Beef Bourguignon Crepe. Filled with tender beef
and pearl onions ccx)ked in red wine and topped with
fresh mushroom sauce. It's a terrific new recipe.
SOMETHING
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Crepe Cordon Bleu. layers of ham, tu rkey, Swiss
and herbed cheeses in a crepe, breaded and french fr ied
to a golden brown. This unique new dish was inspired
by the master chefs of France.
Right now, you can enjoy any one of these deli·
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your choice of a mixed green or orange almond sa lad.
At the Magic Pan, there's always something new
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O> ~ FromPage2 ~ Kravette began ._tine at the age of 2, when
i: her pa.rents noted that ahe had "too much eneqy ~ and no place to put it." She waa compettnc by the
• ~of A, gradually working benelf into the U.S. ~ n,w-e Skatina team.
~ 'Ibat team. made up of thia country'• top 10
LL akaten, goes abroad each year to compete in the
-international games. She capped her competitive l career in LondOn in 1978, with a fifth place win in j the world event. 1 In 1980 ahe tried out for the prettigioua Ice
~ Good day for Irish
~. set at UC Irvine
Irlah pipe and harp muaicians Joe and Antoi-
nette McKenna will perform at 8 p.rn. Wedneeday,
May 5, at UC Irvine.
The husband-and-wife team plays the tradi-µonal beDads. jigs and lamenla of ~land on uillean
'pipes, tin whistle, harp and ICCOl'dion.
Joe McKenna, two.time winner of the All-
lreland Pipers Championahf p, was rai8ed in Dublin
where he studied the Iriah or uillean bagpipe. His
wife studied the harp and traditional tinging styles
in the Gae~1peaking regions of the country.
C..pede. abow' and made it.
"I wu reall~ nervous during thoee try-outs,"
ahe remembers. 'U I'd have known who was wat-
clling me, it would haY& been wone. It turned out
to be the ahow'• producer and the president of the company.''
With the pressure of competition off, Kravette
aaya ahe'1 enjoying skating more than ever.
'1t'1 juat~hearina a whole arena full of people reapo to what you do.'' ahe uJd. "You
can tell if you're bing and you can tell if you're
sweeping them oU their feet. Tbe belt audiences
are )'Out.Ii groups -Boland Girl ICOUta -they go
wild during our ahowa. •
The Ice Capadet 1how does aome 360 1howa
du.ring Ila 10-month touring leUOll. The akaten live
out o( IUltcues for the hectic teUOn, sharing hotel
rooms and eating oo the run.
"When I get to another hotel room I ju8t put up
my posters and ltu.fted animal.I, and call it home.
'Ibe travel ii great. Sc:metimel I mill heme and the
IUltcues get a little heavy. By the time Monday
rolls around and you've done 10 ahows that week,
you want to lit in your room and ve,etate. Behind
the glamour of that show, tnere'a a lot of work," ahe
said.
Kravette ii looking forward to her two months
oU when the show enCJs Sunday.
"I think rn get a part-time Job for the summer
though,'' ahe said. ''Last year I laid around on the
Tickets are $5 general admiwicm, $3 for UCI
students and $4 for other atudenta, aenior dtizem
and UCI staff, faculty and alumni. For more infor-
mation, call 833-6379. =-~~ a few weeks. well. it does get a AIMEE KRA VE1'1'E ... End of season
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H.B. artist wins
watercolor awar·d
By JEFF PARUR or-..,.., ........
Huntington Beach watercolorist Linda Stevena
accepted the American Watercolor Society'• Gold
Medal Award Saturday at an awards banquet ln
New York.
Her win.nina painting, a transparent watercolor
called "Water Light No. 33," was cboeen as the
outBtand.ing work from thousands of entries in the
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annual contest, the largest juried watercolor com-fomia with her family at the age of 6. She began l
petition In the country. taldna art ~ In Santa Ana public achooll and i
T he piece wu ori~!lly 1hown in Oran4e wu Art Yearbook Editor for Santa Ana High
County at the Laauna ch Mu.eeum of Art m School • a tenlor.
January and Will return to the county In June for Her first lnltructlon ln watercolor came at Oc-•
the Water Worlu invitational 1how at the Brea ddental College. She wu graduated from UCLA ~
Cultural Cent.er. with a deaee in art ~ later ~ Cal State Loog ~
• It la one of 36 workl done by Stevena, dealing Beach wtdi a muter• degree m fine arta. ':<
with the effects of lJaht when it hill the water. She has been wor ldnc ln watercolors exclusi-~
"I've been working on ltUdies of ways that . vely for six yean and oonaiden hene1.f "booked." 2:
light interact.I with water, the reflective and re-"Waterooloc la considered to be one of the more ~
tractive properties of liaht," lhe laid. "lt'a a repre-difficult media." she l&id. "But once I 1tarted wor-•
:~~~::i ~'t;, a~~= 1::.:~ ~~~:::,~:'/:h:n~:U~~~t0!b~1 ~edt~~~·~h: i
water and the wa~tl come oU iL" methodical worker, and I think that helps in I\)
Stevena wu in Michigan. moved to c.all-watercolor painting."
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Great Drinks
Delightful Lunches
Glorious Dinners
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.2 The Studio Cafe has long been a favorite a: among jazz aficionados who appreciate an intimate
pub featuring live entertainment seven nigbta a
week. ..
Witness the lines that form out.aide on a Friday
or Saturday evening and you'll ha\'e io tt1ure
there's good stuff lmide.
It's a boiat.e~~ group and the ~-ement
couldn't be more delighted that a strong foUowtng
has emerged since the place opened six years ago.
• e If it's got
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• you'll grab
as.le
• taster ln • Dally Piiot e classified e ads.Call t 642·5671
U YO&.I arrive before 9 1n the evenll'\R, there's quite a different scene. The music ia claaical
(recorded) and the atmoephere quieter but ;.t •
cuual.
'lbe restaurant la in full IWing serving up the
Studio Cate's rather simple but tasty menu offe-
rinp. You have a choice of four items: beef ribs,
chicken breast; shrimp or a combination of ribs and
chicken.
Manager Von Martt subsequently explained
that the menu wu planned foe quality not quantity.
But to live their bill of fare a little more variety, a
freab -food offering ta included In thew~
and Thunday evening menu. The catch ($8.95) can
be red mapper, sand dabs, bluefiah, tcallops. ecampi
or Boston ICl"Od -all, aooord1nc to Martt, .erved
fresh, not frozen.
The Studio Cafe puta spedal emphaaia on an
easygoing atmotpbere. The waiters are clad in T-
ahirta and make special eUort to have cu.tomera
feel like good buddies rather than patrons. The
intttioc LI marked by stained glall, wood abiQc)e
wall.a and ~ plants"
AdjK'ent to the Balboe Peni.nlu1a boardwalk,
the restaurant commands a picturesque view of .
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Balboa Pier and beachgoen enjoying the return of
the summer aeuotl. -
Becauae of its prime peninaula location, p!l!-
king can be a problem. On weekends. you ahOuld
espedally allow exva time to find a tpace.
My guest dw. the beef rlbl. ('8.95) cooked
with a tanty barbecue uuce and •rved with • W. crock of homemade baked beam. I ch~ the
skewered ahrimp (f 11.95), marjnated in eoy .. uce
·and ginger. and .erved with raJsin rice,
JJinntt begi.na with a large ·aerve-younelf bowJ
of salad with a creamy garlic dressing. .
The ribs turned out io be the hit of the eve-ning. I almost wlshed I'd changed my order upon
aeelng plates of succulent ribe aerved to others in
the resiaurant.
Martt explained the ribs, a houae specialty
alwa~ in popular demand, are trimmed of '11 ex-
poeed fat and bolled for three houn. They are then
aerved to order, with laat-minute baking In an oven
with the barbecue sauce.
Theee are lona beef-back ribs and a aervfna ia
generous enough to satiate even the lat1est of
appetites.
'"1e llhrimp WM li&htly lellOMci and broOed
with onions, bell peppers and cherry tomatoes.
1bouch I tasted the d1atinct flavor of toy •uce, 1
ap1n milled out on the tinier·
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I OUR FAMILY HOLIDAY DINNERS
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Eiden berger • ID
rare appearance
Joeef Eidenberger, 83-year-old artist who I.a
CONldered to be one of the world's foremost color
etchen, will make a rare penonal appearance in
Orange County from 1 to 4 p.m., May 2.
The AUltrlan-bom arUst will be at Whitman's
Galleries which II now exhibiting 200 of the prints
he created by the intaglio multi-plate etching pro-
cess. Whitman'• ta located at 3545 East Coast
Highway in Corona del Mar.
Born in 1899 in Goilem, Austria. Eidenberger
started bis career aa a landlcape painter there. In
1923, he enrolled In the Graphic Academy of Art in
The ultin1* in ..
andSOlnl.~
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graduatina to et.chini aa a ~um, Eidenberger's
spedal\zed ltUdia IOOll brought him .. acoell, espe-
cially in the complicated proceea of color etching.
Thia will be hi.a seventh visit to the United
States. He bu received many commiaaiona here
including the Bicentennial in Wllllamaurg, city
commlaaiona from Seattle, Denver, and New Or-
leana, and many of the nation's presidenta' homes.
Eidenberger's art work.a capture the World
charm and picturetque 1Cenes of the European and
American countryside. His aoftly-<:olored etchings
can be found in countlea galleries and print col-
lectiona throughout the world .
For further Information on Eidenberger's pu-
blic appearance, contact Bonnie Whitman, (714)
675-2478.
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.~PLAYS --.. wom~n whfileama for vitality in her loveleu !ZND ANNUAL SEE FF.STIVAL, where Sou-~ ~· w be-itafdd at 7 p.m. Sunday ln UC them California artists and tta.ftamen display and I Irvin«: ~«: Arts Village Theater. Carmen Zapata ,aell their wares, ia 10 a .m.-4 p.m. Saturday and _f __ s~ m Bilin~ Foundation of the Arts presenta-Sunday at Long Beach Museum of Art, 2300 E . :_ "THE HUMBLE KING," a children's thea~r
production, plays Saturday and May 8 at Cal State
Fullerton. Reservations and information 773--3371 .
"THE GREAT AMERICAN WANDERUNG "
a hike with outdoor theater and picnic, will be
presented May 22 and 23 at Irvine Regional Park
by Open Windows, a participation theater company.
Tickets $12. Information and ~ationa 848-5553.
"VERMA," a play ab9ut a young Spanish
Come lht1y And l:ntor
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"ALADDIN,, AND "MERLIN" rformed b
Lilliput Players, an educational ~ compar.i/
available for showing at Orange County and LOnB
Beach schools by calling 731 -2792. Presentations
underwritten by corporations.
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"" LE GRAND CASINO gala featuring a hosted &:
bar, gourmet cuisine, roulette, bingo, blackjack, ~
craps, dancing, diMer and a 17-plece orchestra, is at •
6:30 p.m . May·8 at Newport Karbor Art Museum, ~
850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beech. Tickets i!:
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g ~ Page 11 COLLABORATED WORD by Chapman Col-
-for the black-tie affair are $175 each. Information lege students Sharon Robison and James Hay dis-~ 759-1122. played May 3.-7 1n college'• G~eim Gallery, < 333 N. Glas8ell St., Orange. Gallery hours 1-5 p.m .
CERAMIC SCULPTURES, African motif ba-
tiks and etchlno are featured at F.aat/West Primi-
tives Ltd., 384 F'"oreat Ave .. Suite 17, Laguna Beach.
Hours 11 a.m.-5 p.m . Wednesday through Sunday.
~ CHINESE BRUSH AND OD.. PAINTINGS by Monday through Friday. Aclmmion free.
~ Jo Pattenon shown from 2-5 p.m. May 15 and 16 at DANCE ~ 17682 Beach Blvd., Suite 102, Huntington Beach. SILVER LANDSCAPES, black and white --------------
i THE REAL TIDNG: SOUTHERN CALIFOR-photographs by Andrew D. Shumaker go on display OCC ANNUAL STUDENT DANCE CONCERT -0 Tuesday at Natural History Museum, 900 Exposi-is at 8 tonight and Saturday in OranJe Coast Col-
e NIA REALIST PAINTING, survey of recent realist tion Blvd., Los Angeles. A.d.milaion $1. lege Auditorium, Costa ~esa. Admission $4. Infor-~ painting done in Southern Calllomia, opens today mation 556-5880. j at Laguna Beach Muaewn of Art. 307 Cliff Drive, WATERCOLORS by painters from Pacific ~ Laguna Beach. Museum hours 11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Northwest go on dis= Saturday at Challis Gal-.. SNOW WBJTE," a bellet for children is at 3
_ ~.X except Mondays: leries, 1390 S. C.oMt way, Laguna Beach. See Diversions, Page 13
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p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Irvine Cultural
c.enter, 17302-A Daimler St., Irvine. Adult tickets
$3. Inf9rmation 979-1582.
LOS LUPENOS D,E SAN JOSE perform Me-
xican folk dances at & tonigh t in UC Irvine Fine
Arts Village Theater. General admission $5. Infor-
mation 833-6379. ·-EJc:--· ------
MOTHER'S DAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH is
Sunday at Knott's Berry Fann, Buena Park. Fun-
fighters, cancan dancers and Rene's Marionettes
entertain daily.
"WITNESS WOMANKIND," readings, interla-
ced with song and dance, staged at 8 p.m. May 7 in
UC lJVine Concert Hall by AAUW. Admission $5.
Infonnation 833-0570.
GEM AND MINERAL SHOW is 10 am.-6 p.m.
May 8 and 10 a..m .-5 p .m. May 9 at Brookburst
Community Center, 2271 W. Cre9cent SL, Anaheim.
Admission free. Gems, jewelry, findings, cutting
materials, books and equipment on display and sale.
COMPUTER SHOWCASE EXPO is at Ana-
heim Convention Center May 7-9. Ad.mission $7.50.
IN WILDEST TIBET, a photo-lecture, is at 6:30
p.m. May 7 and 8 at Wilshire Ebell Theater, .4401
W. 8th St., Los Angeles. Admission $8. Presented
by Sierra Club.
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Ferraris plus formula, sports and vintage race cars
and parts, is 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday at Los Alamitos
Race Track. Information (213) 923-3310.
PBILOSOPRER BARBARA WINTERS speak.a
on "Inferring: Reasoning in Humana and Animala"
at 4 p.m. Monday in Chaf'a:!n College S. tudent
Union B&Jilding, 333 N. G 11 St., Orange. Ad-
mission free.
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Luca• will perform at the Crazy Horse
Monday at 9:30 p.m. S.Cking them will be
t.he Marine Kelp Cowboy Band. Appearing
on the &1me program will be guest artist
Charley D. Packard and Newport entertai-
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Knott's Berry Fann'•
"Academy of Country
Music Awards Wee-
kend" kicks off tonight
through Saturday with
country stara Eddy Ra-
ven and Terry Gregory
topping the roster of
performers.
Both country singers
will perform in Knott's
2,100-seat Good Time
Theater at 8 and 10 p.m.
tonight and Saturday,
with additional country
entertainers appearing
on \he Cloud 9 stage
throughout the wee-
kend.
Among the singers
wlll be Tex Williams,
Eddie Dean, Billy Mize,
Sue Thompeon and Doye
O'Dell, all performing
thelr moat popular coun-
try hi ta and backed by
the award-winnina Aa.-
demy of Country Music
AU-Star Band.
Show times ln the
M Sic Cloud 9 will be 7:30 and -U ----------9:30 tonight and 7:30, 9
and 10:30 p.m. Saturday. EXPERIMENT AL VOCALIST Joan La Bar-.K. n 0 tt • 1 reg u la r
bara perfonna at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Newport Townsfolk Country
Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Band, along with wild
Newport Beach. Admitaion free. west gunfighters and
high-stepping cancan FREDDY FENDER perfonns at 5 and 8 l?·m.. dancere will also enter-
May 9 at National Orange Show, San Bernardino. t.ain 1uesta tonight and
lnlormatlon 855-0201. Saturday.
Operating hours for AIJ,.AMERICAN BOYS CHORUS performs at Knott'• academy wee-
3 p.m . Sunday at La Mirada Civic Theater. _Mem-kend wlll be until mld-
ben include boys from Newport Beach, Huntington night tonight and from
Beach and Carta Mesa. Information 533-7600. 10 a.m. to midnlght Sat-
ENSEMBLE FOR MUSIC IN OOR TIME
urday.
Al Jarreau
aeta O.C.
performs at 8 p.m. May 7 at Chapman Collep, 333
N. Glulell St., Orange. Piano worlu will be per-
formed at 8 p.m. Saturday by Patriot Amelotte and
'e>prano Julie Roberta performs at 8 toniaht at
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COAST MAN PROTESTS -John Mancino of
Huntington Beach stands outside Soledad
PNon Thunday, waving petitions toward pa-
role hearing. Petitions proie.t 1984 parole date
for Sirhan Sirhan.
Woman burned in crash
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN .or .. o.eir ,.. • ..,.
A 65-year-old Huntington
Beach woman who was pulled
from a flaming Cadlllac involved
in a three-vehicle collision
Thursday remained in critical
condition today at UCI Medical
Center.
A hospital spokeswoman said
the victim, Selma Denktaa, of
6811 Scenic Bay Lane, hu ae-
oand and third-degree bums over
35 percent of her body.
Huntin&lon Beaich police offi-
cer Randy Payne and several
bystanders were credited with
reecuing Mra. Denktaa from the
vehicle after it fiipped over and
bW'Bt into flames during a mia-
hap at 9:11 a.m. at GoldenWest
NATION
Stieet and Garfield Avenue.
Four others received minor
injuries in the collision, police
said.
Huntington Beach traffic offi·
cer J. C. Dowling reconstructed
the accident this way:
Eain Denktaa, 29, was north·
bound on Golden Wst with her
mother, Colingil Suat, 54, and
her mother-in·laW, Selma Denk-
taa, • iwnaera in the CacfOtac.
AD live at the same Scenic Bey
Lane addrees.
Wltn-. told _police the CMifl-
lac entered the intenec:tion and
wu st.ruck broadside by a Mer-
cedes driven by Julia Marie
Lammano. 36, of 5541 Ridgebury
Drive, Huntington Beach.
Upon impact, the Cadillac
skidded out of control, struck a
motorcyclist, sheared otf a fire
hydrant, eending a gusher 25 feet
skyward, knocked over a traffic
light pole, fiipped on its roof and
bunt into flames.
Eain Denktu and Mr•. Suat
were able to crawl out of the
vehicle, but the elder Mn.
Denktaa WU trapped in the beck
seat until Officer Payne and
aome b~ broke the win-
dows and pulled her to safety.
Ms. Lammano, the driver of
the Me.rcedea. Ronald Lee Stude,
24, of Huntington Beach, who
was riding the motorcycle, and
the two women who freed
themselves from the Cadillac
were all treated at local hospitals
and releued.
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Weat Street and Garfield Avenue Thunday.
Three women -Are pulled from the buminl
car, one of whom WM c:rttkally injured.
COUNT Y
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Witness
labeled
'a liar'
From Wlre Servket
SOLEDAD -Inmate Robert
Bell, who aaid be first ~ted
with a witneu a1awt Sirhan
Sirhan In Orange County Jail,
labeled the witneu "a chronic
liar'' Tbunday.
Bell teatifled to the parole
board about witneu Lawrence Ea,,.... wu.on, wbo bad told the
board Sirhan had th.reet.ened to kill Sen. Edward M . Kennedy.
Bell WM the aeoond witnem of
the day to diapute the death
threat claim.
Sirhan, convicted auaain of
Sen. Robert F . Kennedy, has
denied allegations of threats
against the eeoond Kennedy bro-
ther .
Bell, a ooovict.ed burglar, told
Sirhan'• parole boar.d that key wtm.. Wu.on, la ''a chronic liar''
and .. a prolific manipulator."
'nM! board la conaidering whether -
to re8C'ind Sirhan'• 1984 parole date. .
Bell said Wilton approached
him in 1978 and auggeated he
oonoborate WU.00'1 ttory about
the alleged Sirhan death threat.
"He wanted me to say I over-
heard him and Sirhan talkin,
about political f.icuree and that
heard him say he WM goina to
aua•ainate Edward Kenn~
after h.la (Sirhan'•) reie.te,"
said.
Initially, Bell Mid be did tell
that ttory to authorities but now
claimed be WM lying. When pa-
role board member Loretta Col-
lier referred to a previow state-
ment by Bell quoUnc Sil'han •
saying, "l ain't finitbed with him
(Robert Kennedy) yei. ru aet hla
brother," Bell w• adamant.
"He didn't uy none of that,"
Bell said of Sirhan. Aaked i.f he
(See SllUIAN, Pqe AJ)
Youth ruled
eligible for
Little League
National Little Le.cue offidalt
have ruled that 12-year-old Arri
Buford i• ell1lble to continue
p1aJinl b•etiall in the Fountain Valley ~NC111b Jeuue.
The declalon 11 expected to
end a relkleDey dltput.e IUn'OWl·
·~i':: ~rHldent of
Fountain Valley North, aald
nadmlal Little Leacue oUldaJa in
Wlll.lamaport. Pa., notified him
late th.la week of their dec:Uion
that Arri .. ~.
'l'bcam L. Bi-own. attorney for
the Buford t.mlly, hM l.ndJcated
the family will drop lta JaWIU.lt
aplnlt Little I.....-• IOOll •
writtiln cantirmation of the decl-
8on .. r..tved.
Arri .. expected to be pla~
wtth hill team the Am-oe on Sat.-
urday at th• Ll1bthouae Lane
field In l'cultaln V UJ.y.
The Buford family lived In
J'ountain Valley for nine years.
Lut year, Arrl'a father James
Buford.. a dlubMd veteran, mo-
(IM LIT'n.B, Paae Al)
EYING SKY -Marine Maj. Tom Guiney peen through
goggles and window of helicopter. He was watching para-
chuti•ta jump from another helicopter during practice
Thunday for weekend Marine air show at El Toro. See story
and additional photo, Page Bl.
U.S. cuts export,-
aid to Argentina
WASHINGTON (AP) -Se-.
cretary of State Alexander M.
Haig J r. annou nced economic
aanctiona and the auapenaion of
milltary exports to Argentina to-
day and said the United States
would "reapond ~tively to re-
quests for materiel atpp>r't" for
Britain in the crisis over the
Falkland lt1anda.
"There will of course be no
direct U .S . militar y
involvement," Haig said in an-
nound.n4i the aanctiona ordered
by President Beagan after Ar-
gentina on Tburaday rejected
anew U.S. efforts to mediate the
ditpute.
Hale said while be pc 11 ed the
effort at mediation. the United
State• refrained from taking
aides in the crhia, and Britain
understood that position.
"Now, however, in light of
Ar1entina'1 failure to accept a
compromlae, we mutt take con-
crete 1te1J1 to uncle.ncore that the
United Stat.a cannot and will not
condoJie the use of unlawful
force to rnolve di1pute1, .. he
..tel.
Argentina invaded the
Brltlah-beld ltlanda April 2, and
the Britllh emt \heir' fleet to the
South AtlanUc to mount a bloc-
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a.m.,' PIYI' today.
Even as he announced Amet·
lean support for Britain, "our
closest ally," Haig said that in the
end there will have to be a ne;
gotlated settlement of the terrt.-
·torial dispute over the lplll'Rly
populated islands 250 miles off
the Argentina coast.
"Otherwise we will all face
unending hostility and ~ in the South Atlantic," HaiC
He began by saying that the
crisis was entering "a new and
dangerous phase in wblah
large-scale military action at
likely."
He reviewed what be called.._
"extraordinary effort" by th ..
United Stats to find a~
30lutJon, an effort that aent him •
shuttling between London and
Buenoa Aires. .
Haig said the United Stat.et
Md propoeed "a fair and ~·
settlement that would have ill·,
duded an end to boetilitles, miJl!,
tary withdrawal by both ..._
creation of an interllli
Brillah-Arsentine-U.S. authaliq,
to aclmin1ater the ltlanda and ..
creation of a fnmewodt fOJ' mo aodatlolll to determine the nn.a:
aettlement. -r.
SIRHAN HEARING
heard a conver.tion about Ken-
~y, he Mid, "No. I dJdn't." f BitU tald he aareed to U. foe
', illon when the two of them
(were toaether at the Oran1e
,County Jail becau.e Wlllon oon-~ lvlnced hlm he had ''juice" and
Could influence authoritiel to be
nJenlent with Bell, who wu then
., ~waltlnl trial. ~ "He wu always buddy-buddy
Jnd uked me if I needed , ~," he laid o1 wu.cn. But
.;later he said he learned that
"'Wilson was known throughout
&he pri.an system u a liar.
. "tverybody knows Larry ~WU.On is a chronic liar," he tes-
Utied. Aaked if Sirhan ever dla-
cu.ed polltict. ta. llid no.
''Ht didn't talk to hardly
anybody,'' he said. "He WU jult
by hlmlelt."
Aaked who Sirhan'• cloeeat fl1a WU, he aa1d: "HiJmelf."
Asked ff he might be ptting
90methina for this teltimony, he
re lied; ''1 ain't gettin' nothin'.''
k:uer, William "Old Man"
Kogan, 60, aa.id Sirhan. whom he
conaidered a friend, wu the ~get of opportUnilUc prilonen who
sought to make polntl for them-
.elves by wheedling Sirhan'• Ule
story out of him and embelll-
shlnsc it.
~LITTLE LEAGUE. • •
.. ved, temporarily to Detroit for
~treatment.
Arri, however, wu living in
1rountain Valley with a family /riend during December and Ja-
nuary, when Uttle League regi-
•Jtration for the cunent season ;~-conducted, Engel aakl.
1, With strong pitching and hit-
tinl, Arri helped the Aatrol reach
.~~· ., The Vet.erana A.d.miniatratJon
cfecently relocated the Buford
itamily to Garden Grove, and
«llJ)e rival coaches pro1eSted that
Arri was not eligible to play ln ,
Fountain Valley· North .
But league preaident Engel
said the national decision appa-
rently hinges on the fact that
ellgiblllty ia determined by
where a youth wu living at the
time of registration.
Now that the decision was
reached, Enael said he hopes lo-
cal Little Leque partidpanta can
return to concentrating on the
game.
"I ha~e to see what this has
done to our Jeecue, '' be said. "I'd
like to get it behind U1 and just go
back to playing bueball." .
On of re leak solved
' Problenu that caused a n on-
radioactive leak to a nuclear po-
wer plant in San Onofre have
been identified and corrected,
Southern California Edison Co.
reported Thunday.
Art auction aids
Anaheim homeless
An art auction to benefit Ana-
heim fire victlma will be held
Satu rday and Sunday at the
South Coast Plaza Hotel ln c.o.ta Mesa.
Interior Transfer of Yorba
Linda will be 1elling Utbosrapha,
fine art and braa and porcelain
pieces Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m.andSundayfromlOa.m.to
• p.m. at the hotel, 666 Anton
Blvd.
Ben efits slashed
SACltAMENTO (AP) -Slee-
ping pills, antihistamines, and
eyeglasses for people with 20-40
vision or better are among the
Medi-Cal benefits to be elimina-
ted in a tentative plan to cut the
program by $500 million, a legi-
slative aide said Thursday.
Water from the reactor's coo-
ling system escaped Wednelld.ay
from Unit 2 of the San OnofrP.
Nuclear Generating Station,
which i.a undergoing startup tes·
ting. Such leakage i.a common to
the startup procedure in any
large power plant, company sp<>-
kesman David Barron aid.
The incident occurred during
testing for leakage in valves and
p iping in the reac tor coolant
system at high temperatures and
pressures, Barron said.
Nuclear fuel in the reactor has
not yet been irradiated and no
~vity was releaed ln the
i&lddent, he aajd.
Polynesian dance
competition set
Polynesian national dance
competition will be held Satur-
day at the Huntington Beach
High School gym, according to
Pat Down!)'. president of the
spol'llOfinl Exchange Cluh.
About :>OU dancen att a:hedu-
led to compete from 9 a.m. to 10
p.m., Downey said. There wUl be
a $3 admillion fee.
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P REGNANT ASTRONAUT -Rhea Seddon Git.on and her
husband Robert, both astronaut.I, have announced that they
are expecting a baby late this sununer. Mn. Gibeon is the first
member of the astronaut corps to become pregnant.
Raid brings quest
by job seekers
More than 20 would-be work-
ers showed up at the B.P. John
f umiture plant ln Santa Ana to-
day seeking to fill jobs fonnerly
held by suspected undocumented
workers removed Thursday by
federal agenta.
An employee said the firm's
personnel office was busy hand-
Art Festival
to fe ature
handicapped
About 1,500 handicapped stu-
d e n ta from Orange County
IChoola will be participating Sat-
urday in the sixth annual "A
Very Special Arts Festival'' at
South Coast Plaza shopping
center ln c.o.ta Mesa.
Carol Johnston, star of the
television show "Let~." and Jay
Maclntoth of ''The Waltons" will
be on hand for the opening ce-
remonies at 10:30 a .m. in the
Carowlel area.
Students will display their art
work and perfonn .onga, dances
and musical programs until 4
p.m. at the shopping center.
Studenta from Fairview State
H09pital will participate ln two
dance routines near the Seara
lto?'e at 11 a.m.
ling applications th.ls momLng in
the wake of the raid in which 130
workers were taken lnto cuatody.
Immigration and Naturalizati-
on Service and Border Patrol
agenta deecended on the plant at
2001 E. Dyer Road as part of the
week-long "Ope ration Jobs"
campaign be ing c onduc ted
nationwide.
The purpoee of the operation ls
to remove undocumented work ...
era from jobs, thus making the
positions available to people who
are either U.S. citizens or are in
the county legally, offidals aay.
ThW'8day's enforcement act.ion
in Orange County alao led to the
detention of 52 people employed
at the West American Rubbe r
Co., 750 N. Main St., Orange.
A switchboard operator said
the firm would have no corrunent
on the raid.
Slnce Monday, when the first
raids occurred in Los Angeles,
more than 600 suapected undo-
cumented workers have been ta-
ken into custody. Many workers
wer e released after producing
documents showing they were
legally within the United States.
Those ~ho cannot produce
necessary papen face deporta-
tion.
Operation Jobs baa drawn
strong protest from leaders of
Hispanic, civil rights and reli-
gio us groups who claim the
sweeps are discriminatory and
racially motivated .·
French musicale
at Golden West
French music wlll be per-
formed and French paatriea
will be eerved at two concert.a
called "Soiree Musicale,"
planned at Golden Weat Col-
lege ln HunUnaton Beach.
The~ wUl besOn 3t 8 p.m. Saturday and at 2:30
p .m. Sunday, May_ 9. The
•A Greenpeace ho t air
balloon will be featured at the
"Flight for P e ace" picnic-
rally scheduled at noon Sa t-
urday at Mile Square Park in
Fountain Valley.
The event will inclu de
•Golden West College's
Community Chorale and Ma·
drigal Singers wiU perform at
a free concert slated for 3 p.m
Sunday in Forum 11 on the
•A four-part lecture senes
on graphology -the art of
handwriting ana lysis -is
being offered next month by
Coastline Community Col-
lege. Taught by analyst Sarah C.
Engle, the series will be of-
ooncena wUl take place in the
college's main theater.
Concer t pia nist and in
s tructor Rose Au Wood wiU
perform Sweets will be ser-
ved by t h e F ren<:h Club.
Tickets may be reserved in
advance by calling the coll<'ge
bookstore, 894-6070.
speakers and mus1c1ans rl'-
presen u ng the nuclear dis-
armament movement. Green-
peace is working on a Com-
prehensive Test Ban Trc•aty
that is seen as a first step lo
ward full dLSarnlamenl
Huntington Beach campus
Selecuons will range from
classical t.o popular music and
will include gospel tunes and
folk son~.
fered Monday evenings, May
3 through May 24 from 7 to 9
p.m. at the Robinwood LA-ar·
ning Cen t e r, Hunungton
Beach.
More details are avaal;i ble
by calling 963-0811 , extension
256
County jobless rate
expected to rise
Although Orange County's jo-
bleaa rate remained unchanged
through March, unemployment
i.a expected to awell ln the county
by .rune when college graduates
flood the job market, according to
Employment Development De·
partment figure s r e leased
Thursday.
According to labor market
analyst Alta Yetter, the county 's
6.1 percent jobless rate "still
compares very favorably" to the
March unemployment rates for
the state and the nation -9.4
and 9 percent respectively.
The EDD figures indicated that
73,000 Orange County residents
w e r e o ut of work 1n March ,
compared to 72,000 in February.
The unemployment ra te remai·
ned unchanged because the size
of the labor market increased.
The March 1982 rate compared
t.o an unemployment rate of 4.3
percent posted in March of last
year in Orange County.
Ms. Yetter said the outlook for
the future isn't bright, predicting
that the jobless rate will r ise
considerably in future mon ths
because of near-certain layoffs in
manufacturing.
She said that the increased hi-
ring in trade and service indu-
~tries probably will not off.set the
layoffs. Students from the Huntington
Beach City School District will
perform from 1:40 to 2:30 ln the
Jewel Court.
A.l.ao, students from the Hunt-
ing'ton Beach Union High School
Diairict, Magnolia School Dlstnct
and the Newport-Mesa Unified
School Dlatrlct will display art
'Alabama ' tops country mu~ic
,projects.
Mandrell, Haggard sha r e best vocalist awards
By Tiie Alaodaced Presa
Some sunshine due
The roddna countq . band cal-
led Alabama WM the lq winner
at the 17th annual Academy of ·
Country Music awards, taking
two honon ln addition to being
named entertainen of the year.
ger Randy Owen. "It'• a great
honor. Lut year we did 300 days
on the roed and we're glad all the
peo le Uatened.'' ~ill Mandrell'• top female
vocallat award marked her fourth
honor from the Loa Angelea-
bued academy.
for "Elvira." The song ia the
subject of a $10 million federal
lawsuit by members and aurvi-
von of the Rivingtons, who claim
that the "Oo-papa-mau-mau"
refrain of "Elvira" was stolen
from a Rivt.ngtons hit.
t;ocM tONglll Wlln tempereturN
ranging from 54 lo 59. Morritng
tow cloud• on Saturday with
moatly o..1nQ In ewty attemoon '80fM hazy twnlhiM due. Hight ee 10 10. EJMwMr•, from POlnt Concep-
tion to tM M••lcan border ano ·out eo m1Me: Light .. .,1.bla w1ne11
Anlght and morning houra. beco-mlnO _,to IOU1.,._t 10 10 15
knot8 In the .n.moon. loeley encl
••tUfNy. WHterly •well 1 IO 2
feet, except local 3 to 6-loot
bl!'* .... In outer waten
oetly cloudy thfough Saturday
Ith partial ctearlng and aome
In the anamoon.
Temperatures ~ ..
lllf llPlll
Barbera Mandrell WU named
top female vocaltat Thursday
night, Merle Haaard won top
male vocalist, and the duo of
David Frizzell and Shelly Weal
won top vocal duo and 90ng ot
the year, for "You're the Reuon
God Made Oklahoma,'' ln the
ceremony at Knott'• Betry Fann.
Alabama. which ie. than two
years ago wu playing a bar in
Myrtle Beach, S .C .. claimed
"Hat" trophlea for top vocal
lf'OUP and album of the yeer for
their "Feela So RI1ht.'' A year aao. the bend won the top vocal
group award.
"I think the academy just kind
of 1-da the way," said lelld atn-
"You've been very, very aood
to me for a very long time," the
linger told the audience of 2,000
at the Buena Park amusement
park.
Haggard wu not on hand to
claim his best male voca.llat tro-
phy -hla 14th Hat trophy and
his sixth for male vocalist
Juice Newton wu another ab-
sentee winner ln the best new
female vocaliat cate1ory. But
IUcky siuaa said. '"nwlk you. Lorcf" aa he collected h1a award
for beat new male vocallst.
The Oak Rtd1e Boys, gospel l1ncen turned country, won the atncJe record of the yew award
•
However, in accepting the best
single award. Oak Ridge Boy Joe
Bonsall said without referring to
the lawsuit that the band had
first heard "Elvira" sung by a
group in Texas a few yean ago.
"li we knew the name of that
little vo~ in Texas we'd buy
them a Cad.iliac," Bonsall said.
The Clint F.utwood film "Any
Which Way You Can" became
the first winner of the n ewly-
created Tex Ritter award for
country motion picture of the
year. That award wu preeented
by Ritt~r·a IOna, "Three'• Com-
pany" •tar John Ritter and his
brother Tom. ·
rnmu~rn ~
12 die • ID hotel f if.'e
Several others injured in , leap from windows
BJ ~ AllOdated Preli
HOBOKEN, N.J . -A fire of suapAdoua ori1in
raced throuah a four-story reeldenUaf hotel before
dawn today, k1lJJng 12 people and inju.r1Jll le'Vel'al'
othen who leape(l from windows to escape the name..
One woman at a top floor window io.ed her
baby ln10 the anm ot two men down below, before
lhe jumped benelf.
Deputy Fire Chief Edward McDonald Mid "an
empty conialner of unknown 1Ubltanoe wu l'elDO-,
ved 'from the build!"I· Somethlnc WM there that ahouJdn•t have been.''
Offidala said Sl peofle, lncludinc 13 children
were In the Pintert Hote: at the time of the fire.
Economic index declines aga~n
W ASJDNGTON -The government' a Index of
lacil"I Indicators, an import.ant gauge of future
economic activity, fell for the 11th straight month In
March, the Commerce Depu1ment reported today.
The 0.5 percent decline in the index waa the
same u in February, hardly an enoourqing sigrl
that the reoelllon might be nearing an ena. -
The index la designed to. forecut economic
trends one month or more in advance.
World's Fair opens Saturday
KNOXVll..LE. Tenn. -Truda and backhoes,
painters and food vendors rushed around the-
grounda of the 1982 World's Fair early today, put-
ting on the finishing touches for the weekend
o~ of the festivities expected to draw 100,000
people to town.
The fint world's fair ainoe 1975 and the tint
ever in the Southeast opens Saturday for a aix-
month run. President Reagan and hia wife, Nancy,
will be on hand.
London test tube twins horn
LONOON -Ja.ephine Smith gave birth to
Britain'• first teat tube twins, both boys, at Lon-
don's Royal Free H08pital, as her mailman husband
Stewart looked on, a h09pital spokesman said today.
Daniel and Christopher were born within 10
minutes of each other Thursday night after 'Mrs.
Smith, 31, had been in labor for 17 houra, the spo-
kesman said.
"Mother and babies are doing well," be re-
ported. "The babies are normal in every way."
Daniel weighed 4 pounds, 11 ounces and Ch.riato-
pher 5 pounds, 2 ounce..
Iraqis kill 2,500 Iranians?
BEIRUT, Lebanon -Iran said its forces cap-
tured a ''large area'' from Iraqi troope in a major
offensive in the Iranian oil province of Khuzistan
today, but Iraq said it c:ruahed the drive and killed
2,500 Iranian aoldiera.
Iran said Iraqi war prison.en were being eva-.
cuated from the battle scene to be paraded in
Tehran, but Iraq reported "hundreds of enemy
captives are being evacuated to Baghdad." the Iraqi
capital.
Salvador elects independent
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador -A split in
the rightist coalition in the c.omtltuent A-embly
made pomlble the election of a banker favored by
military leaden, the Cbrbtian Democrats and the
United States as provisional president of El Salva-
dor.
The National Conciliation Party broke with the
aasembly'a ultra-rightist speaker, Roberto
D' Aubumon, and aided with the centrist Christian
Democrata to elect Alvaro Magana, 56-year-old
he.ad of the National Mortoae Bank for the last 17
years. He la a political inae"Pendent who is consi-
dered to have moderately CONervative views.
Cop killer loses parole hid
SACRAMENTO -'n\e state parole board has
canceled the June 13 parole of "Onion FieJd'' killer
Greaory Powell, aayl.ng there la new evidence he
would be cSanaeroua if releued.
Powell, 4A, and a companion were convtc:ted in
the March 1963 alayl.ng of Loi Ana'eles police offi-
cer Dul Campbell in a field near~ ~
killing and pro~ trial were dramaUzed in JO.
aeph Wambaugb a book and film "The Onion
Field."
State closes San Diego hank
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SAN DDDGO -Padfic c.o.t Bank. under ln-
Yelltlption by bank:ini exunlnen and the FBI for
th e put month, bu been clOHd by th e state, becomlni San Dle1<> County'• tint bank failure
Dee 197 .
merger fell thouab, foreing State BanJdna Super·
intendent Rlchanl Domtnaun to declare lnaolven-
c:y.
In announdna the clolure, ~ aUcl an
examination dJdC.ed the bank had 'sut.tandal'
to.ea whkh reaalted in an Impairment of capltal."
'
The clolure came aft.er week-lonl ~~ for a
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IN COURT -Reginald and Margaret de la Cues~ of
Huntington Beach are central figures in a landmark real
estate mortgage cue.
Huntington couple
in landmark case
BJ ROBERT BARK.ER or .. o.1r ........
A Huntington BNch man and bJa wife are central figures in
a court cue that could have a b6c hnp.ct on the way Americana
buy and aell real estate.
TREY ARE RestnaJd "ae.'' and Margaret de la Cuesta.
They have just returned from Waabiqt.on D.C. after hearing
="arguments in their c..e Wednmllay at the U.S . Supreme
At stake, lawyen aay, la the future of a.uniable mortpge8.
· The cue involve. the P'U'Chale of the Yorktown shopping
center on Be.ch Boulevard by the de la Cuestas in 1977.
The de la Cueataa intended to UIUlDe the exlat1ng loan of
9.25 percent from Fidelity Federal Savings & Loen of Glendale
HOWEVER, FIDELITY claimed that the balance of the trust
deed w&1 due on ale of the property.
When the de la Cue.tu refUled to pay the balance and take
oµt a new loan at higher interest, Fidelity began foreclosure
prooeedino. The de la Cueataa got an injunction and the matter
h.u been fu the oourta ever alnoe.
An Oran,ge C.OUOty Superior c.ourt judge supported Fidelity's
due-on-aale demand. but C'.alifomla'a 4th DI.strld c.ourt of Appeal
backed the Huntington Beach couple.
The California Supreme c.ourt declined to hear the cue and
Fidelity' appealed to the Supreme Court.
"WE SURE didn't know where t.hla all would lead ua 4 ~
yean aao. but we have pie thia far and we'll see it to the end,"
·-~ Cuesta aid. Mn. de la eu.ta II.id they are carrying on the battle for
other property owners and buyera.
"If we don't wtn. a penon won't be able to sell property
becau. of bJch interelt rats.
"And even lf people an willlnC. they probably won't qualify
beca•• of the hicher' ,.. ... lhe laid.
THE DE LA Cuettaa' attorney, Fred Crane, said the Su-
pnme ~ la rullnc on whether a federally chartered aavtnp
and loan ..xiation can pnwnt a property buyer from usuminl(
an existine. low interest rnortaage on the ~and imte.a
force him OI' her to take out a new loan at interest. A .
dedmon la expected thJa summer.
State cbarte.red ..xiationa have been fOl'bidden to require a
new loan when a home chancea handa under a 1978 rullnc by the·
Callfomla Supreibe c.ourt known a1 the Wellenkamp decWon.
He wants phone in grave
ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) -After waiting 13 yearn, a
63-year~ld man has given up hope of getting a telephone
installed at home and asked the telephone company to put one
in his grave instead.
The Daily Milllyet reported that Ahmet Dereboy first
made his application for a telephone to the postal authority'
which handles such requesta, 13 years ago. He wu given a
number -but no phone -and told to wait bis turn.
Recently, he was told there would be opening for new
p}¥>ne exchaJlcee ln hia neighborhood, but that earlier appli-
canta bad Driority.
H/F
Gay LA
regent
seated
BY JEFF ADLER or .. .,.., ,.. MMt
Al
The fint openly bomoeexual
penon named• a Univenlty of
California regent won confirma-
tion in the state Senate ThUl'lday
when Sen. Paul Carpenter, D-
Cypreaa, cut the deciding 21at
vote. '
Loa Angelee attorney Sheldon
Andebon, a 51-year-old 1ay
actlviat, clvlc leader and bank
chairman, won confirmation by
the minimum 21 votes req~
after aeveral earlier roll call Vot.e9
fell short.
Carpenter, see~ the Demo-
cratic nomination for U.S . Se-
nate, uid be reluctantly CMt the
deciding ballot ao that Sen. Jo-
se ph Montoya, D-Wblttler,
would not have to leave hia
sickbed in order to vote.
Montoya had indicated be
would vote "aye" on Andelaon'•
appointment if he were pre9enl.
Of the 10 votes cut againtt
AndeJ.on. two came from ~
crata and eight from GOP law-
makers. The two Democrats said
they opposed the appointment
because of Andelson'a sexual
preference. ·
Carpenter termed hla vote 'a
"courtesy vote" and Mid, "On the
natural, I don't think I would
have voted for him, although ri
think he's qualified to eerve on
the Board of Regents."
He added be did not expect h.la
vote would help draw auppor;
for his U.S. Senate bid from thf
gay community. '
Aho approved by the Senate
were attorney and fon;oer U.S.
Rep. Yvonne Brathwaite Burke
and San Franclaco attorney
Jeremiah Hallisey. Both were
confirmed aa regenta by wider
margins than Andel8on. : .
The appointments were made
by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. An-
delaon and Hallisey both are
members of Brown'• U.S. Senate
Campaign steering committee.
In opposing Andelaon'a ap-
pointment to the board, Sen.
Ruben Ayala, D-Chino, com1
mented, "I waa told this maD'
should be admired becau.e b~
came out of the cloeat when ti
was not popular. I don't. think·
that it'a popular now -at least
not in my district."
On the other hand, Senate
President Pro Tem David Bo.
berti, D-Los Angeles, argued thal
it was ''a shame that aex became
the overrl~ consideration" in
some aenaton minda.
"If you look at bJa beckground.
he would be the kind of penon
everybody would vote for," Ro-
berti said. .
Truck tips,
clogs freeway
One of the moat con1e~
stretches of the &mta Ana ' way wu even more co ested
this morning after a d'!ftve
truck tipped over, fCIC'dna cbure
of a ramp to the aoutnbound
Newport Freeway.
The 90ddent occmred about ~
a.m. and pnmpted the Callfomla:
:!fbway Patrol to laue a Iii•~~
A CHP apokemnan said oortb
bound traffic alone the frftwa ..., bacbd up for aeven1 mile&,
... rault of the ~t. t
The truck waa loaded wltht
woodln paUeta and eon. plmta.
the ~-nan aid.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/l'rlday, Aprtl 30, 1982 -·\ '''"'~ Keep your
• tax records
BY PAT HOROWITZ
Of'llieO.-,Noell.tlff
DEAR PAT: Wben a taxpayer receives a re fund
claeek, does tllat meu tile re tura baa been accepted ud
tllere 11 no lon1er a need to worry about keeping receipts?
AllO, my refand check was not tbe amount I expected. Wby
la W1?
K.E., Huntington Beacb
Even if you have received your refund check, Internal
Revenue Service says this does not mean the return has
been accepted without question. It is still su bject to audit for
three years from the deadline for filing. For example,
receipts and records for the return filed by April 15, 1982
should be kept until April 15, 1985.
The change in your refund check can be the result of a
correction to arithmetic, or it could be because part of your
refund has been applied to pay a balance due for another
year. In any eve nt, you will be receiving a letter from the
Fresno Service Center within two weeks explaining the
difference.
Both sides nee d to b e aired
DEAR PAT: I'm a member of a special interest orga-
Dluttoa. I'm upset about a television program I saw wbJcb
only represented the opinions of the other side. Isn't the
station obligated to air opposing views?
K.E., Fountain Valley
Yes, stations are legally required to air opposing sides
of controversial ~ues of public importance. However. there
is no requirement that both points of view be included in
the same program, or even the same program series, as long
as a reasonable opportunity for contrasting views is provi-
ded.
Book off er questionable
DEAR PAT: In yesterday's mail I received a postal
card offering "The (Oar Last Name) Family He ritage
Book" for a limited time only at $%7 .85. Tbe card states: "Till• long la1tlng family treasure la bard leather texture
boud, stamped and embossed ID gold, aerially numbered
ud registered to owner, and If not entirely pleased with
her work, refund la guaranteed within 10 days." I r ealize
oar last name is unusual, bat I wonder If this is a worth-
while offer.
E.T., Balboa
Similar offers that A YS has run across over the years
tum out to be vinyl boo~ with gold-colored lettering that
contain a brief history of a family name. Usually they are
n ot w or th the price asked. If you are interested in the
history of your family name, there are plenty of books in
the library that can provide background.
· • ''Got a J70l»etn? 7hen write to Pat Horowitz. Pat will cut red ta~, ptdn6 the amwen and acdon you
I • 1 need fO D \le inequJile. Jn ~f and fxWness.
Oregon
I
'deports'
refugees
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Cali·
fomfll'• welfare chlef hu com-
plained that Oregon advtted 5,-
000 joblesl lndochlne.e refugees
to move to California where they
could collect welfare, the Sacra-
mento Union reported.
A telephone hot line told re-
fugees in Oregon "if you want
a job, go to Ok lahoma City or
Houston. If you want to go to
school or fO on welfare, go to
California,' according to Marion
Woods, director of the C.alifomla
Department of Social Servioee.
He said the Oregon hot line
also offered the refugees travel
money.
The Union reported Thuraday
that Woods made the statement
in Washington, where he atten-
ded a congressional hearing on
refugee funding problems Wed-
nesday.
He said the Oregon hot line
message supplemented a letter
sent to the Indochinese refugees
AprH 1 by Keith Putnam, assis-
tant director of human resources
for Oregon.
The letter said: "I am sorry to
say that for many of you, the best
advice I can give you is to move
to another state where your job
prospects are better and where
federal refugee program funding
continues to be available to re-
fugees who have been in the U.S.
over 1 'h years."
It referred them to the hot line
for more mformation.
The letter was sent two weeks
ago after 2.000 Hmong tnbesmeo
began moving from Oregon to
California's Central Valley upon
hearing that farm joba were
available.
Putnam, contacted by the
Union in Salem. Ore .. acknow-
ledged that the letter and hot
line m~ge were too strong, and
said the hot line message has
been change d, the news paper
said.
ln Sacramento, Shawn Ortiz, a
spokesman for Woods. said a de-
legation of Hmong tribesmen
from Oregon was scheduled to
meet with st.ate refugee officials.
Ortiz said part of the problem
is that the federal government,
which had been supporting re-
fugees for the fi rst 36 month s,
recently ruled that after 18
months employable adul1S would
get federal help only in those
l#Wll ...... ERA FANS -Actresses Valerie Harper (left) and Jane
Fonda share a smile during news conference in Los Angeles
to promote a May 30 benefit program for the Equal Rights
Amendment in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
Kansas gets 'Yellow Brick R oad'
A Kansas lawmake r has
proved once again that when
it comes to legislative priori-
ties. there's no place like
home.
With a touch of parUamen·
tary wizardry. House Majo-
rity Leader Robe rt F r ey
convinced lawmakers to de·
signate U.S . 54 acroes southe-
rn Kansas "The Yellow Brick
Road ." The route passes
Las Vegas.hotel officials
denied that a Seattle man
who won a $400,000 jackpot
was provided with girls or
that he poured most of the
earrungs back into the hotel's
slot machines. Cecil Barns,
56, who won the largest slot
jackpot in the city's history
April 3 , surfaced in his
Comedian Rodney Da.nger-
field'a trademark white shirt
and red tie soon will hang In a
respectable place alongside
J immy Darante'1 hat and
Archie Bllllker's armchair at
the National Museum of
American History.
The comic who claims he
"don't get no respect" dona-
ted the shirt and tie to the
through Liberal, which Frey
represent8 and where there is
a tourist attraction called
"Dorothy's House."
Kan sas was the state
where Dorothy, the young
heroine of "The Wizard of
Oz," caught a tornado and
was whis ked away to the
land of wicked witches and
munchkins
hometown of Seattle saying
he put $300,000 of his win-
ninga back in the slots "trying
to hit another $400,000."
Burns told The Seattle
Tunes that bell captains at the
Circus Circus Hotel in Las
Vegas provided him with
''the best-looking girls in the
world."
Srruthsonian Institution's col-
lection of memorabilia Crom
prominent American enter-
tainers.
"This is a big thing. I only
got two shirts, you know,"
quipped Dangerfield, who
wore an open-collared green
shirt with a black suit for the
laugh-filled presentation
ceremony at the museum.
Hawall'1 repreeentauve to
the Mia USA paaeant had a
t7 ,ooo necklace and 80lld aold
pendant ripped off hu neck
durlng a si1htteeina tour of
mid-Manhattan, police uld.
V aaetH O.Bol1, Mill Ka-
waU, told pol.Jce she and four
other contestant& were croa·
•Ing Lexington Avenue at
49th Street at the time.
Country music 1lnger
Shelly Weal haa given birth to
a 7-pound, 2-ounce girl na-
med Tess Marie ln Nashville.
The father la Allen F r lz·
iell, lead gult.ari.at in the band
that plays for Miss West and
her singrng partner, David
Frizzell. The Frizzells are
brothers and younger bro-
thers of the late singing star
Lefty F r lnell. Miss West is
the daughter of Dottle Wett,
a singing partner of Kenny
Rogers.
Several Hollywood actors.
writers and producers are
looking to the courts to prove
their claim that studios cheat
them when TV series or mo-
vtes are syndicated. according
to TV Guide.
Feu Par ker , star of the
"Daniel Boone" TV series,
sued one studio for $48 mil-
l 1on, alleging "the r e is a
systematic. well thought out
program of fraud and deceit"
in a process used to determine
if a syndicated show is profi·
table. said an article in the
magazine.
James Garner, star of TV's
"The Rockford Files," said he
has not received any of the
show's reported $52 million
profit and is considering
suing. aCC'Ording to the maga-
z 1 n e .
Comedian Milton Be r le,
retired Los Angeles County
S he riff Peter P itcbeu and
other would-be poker parlor
operators accuse Ci t y o f
Commerce officials of stac-
lung the deck agajnst them in
favoring a Nevada corpora-
tion for the License.
The City Council still has to
approve a club site and awaits
results of a sheriff's depart·
ment background check, but
Commerce Club lnc. appears
to hold the upper hand m the
deal. Its officers include a
blackjack dealer and card
room manager at Las Vegas'
MGM Grand Holt?I.
1 Mail your quesdons to Pat HOl'O'Witz, At Your Servioo,
·,.... • Orange Cout Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa
1 I . Meu, CA 92616. A6 many k tten • po-'ble will be
,M>IWtted. •but phoned inquirie. or Jett.en not including tbe rea-
sta~wherethey~~~~eeor ~~a~~~~~~i~~iiiiiii~iiii~i~~i~ii~~~iiif local welfare.
California has a local welfare
program, differing in each of the
58 counties, but Oregon does not. der's full rwne, addrers and bl.l8inerl houn' phone number can-,
not Pe considered. " ·
ACADEMY BOUND -Ira
Ro be r t Ast rachan, son of
G erald S . Astrachan, 8597
Garfield Ave., Fountain Val-
ley, received an appointment
t o A ir Force Academy at
Colorado Springs. He attends
Fountain Valley High School.
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TH 1 A.M.
Ortiz said that by law Califor-
nia cannot de ny the refugees
welfare or food stamps.
Clock plant
to wind down
THOMASTON, Conn. (AP) -
Workers reacted angrily to news
that the Seth Thomas clock fac-
tor y here will be closed ln No-
vember and ita operations conao-
lidated with a West.clox factory
near Atlanta.
E.T. Ryan, presiden t of Gen -
eral Time Inc., called t h e Tho·
maaton facility outdated and in-
efficient. He said operating cotta
would be lower in Georgia.
The factory, w hich gave t h la
town lta name, employa 175 peo-
ple, most of whom will loee their
jobs.
STEREI ue1111n11
We Loat Our L••••
Save Up To 800/o ;"/./;/,.#~
Oriental Rug Sale
APRIL 30 -MAY 8, 1982
(By The Sq. Foot)
A REFRESHING APPROACH
to merchandising oriental rugs. We dealers buy
new rugs by the square foot according to their
grades: e.g., Chinese S u per ~" 90 Line which
comes in more than 20 qualities. Therefore, at
S HAH 'N SHAH we sell them by the square
foot with the quality listed on the ticket and
your purchase invoice.
ADV ANT AGES of SQUARE FOOT PRICING
BY THE QUALITY AND GRADE
1. Facilitates easier comparison shopping.
2. Standardization: Knowing what you are
buying and acquiring your money's worth .
In the past consumers were in the drak in
buying oriental rugs.
You can compute th e cost by the grade and
quality and p./sq.ft. price .
You en d up with a better rug for l~ money.
In cases of misrepresen tation you have legal
recoune.
PilISTANI BUKBA.RA 9/16th Double@ $12.50 p./sq.ft. 9'xl 2'=$1,350.00
CBINaE SUPER %0 90 Line~ Back @ $17.50 p./aq.ft. 9'xl2'=$1,8H.ot
INDO-llBRIZ 9/60 Quality @ $15.00 p./aq.ft. 91x12'-$1,tH.80
DBUIUUBS 80 count ~ply machine spun wool @ $4.00 p./sq.ft. 9'x12'=$f3Z.ff
ISPILUIAN IRAN SUk Wrap 6'x7'9''•$1,tff.H
CALL TOR A COMPIZIZ LIST 01' OUB VARIOUS QUALITIES & SQ. rr. PRICIS
WE TAU OLD RUGS Al TIU.DB-INS OR BUY TBBM POR CASH
We A11o c....y Wall To Wall Carpetfna, CArMD6c TUI and Hardwood J'loor1nc At c.o.t + l~.
If Y• CU ..... All,.... We CuTJ Per Lett ElHWIMre, B•t It.
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Mesa builder
reports loss
Stand.ard·Pedfic Corp., a C.O.ta Meaa-bued ho-
mebutldln1 firm, announced the company'• first
quarterly operattn, io. ln lta 21-yeer hiltory.
Net loa for the quart~r ended March 31 was'
$1,145,094, oc 29 CMta per aha.re, compared to net ln-·
come of $000,e62, or 23 oenta, lut year.
The company'• board of directort reduced the
quarterly cuh dividend from 17~ centa per share to 5
oenta per share. The cash dividend wW be paid July 15
to ahareh.>lden of record on July 5.
Fluor gets China coal deal
China National Coal Denlopment Corp., a unit of
the M.in1ltry of Coal lndUNy, and Fluor Mining &
Meta.la Inc .. a tublidiary of Fluor Corp., jointly an-
nounoed the llign1ng of a contract to modemiz.e and
expand the F\Uun West open pit mine in Llaoning
province.
The contract. the first of ita kind for China's roal
industry, calla for l.nc:reuing production to 5 million
toDI per year of coal and 8 million tons per year of oil
aha.le. The IOOpe of Fluor'a work includes engineering
and design services associated with mine planning.
~~t .election and modernization of materials
Total value of the project would be approximately
U.S. $50 million lf performed ln the United States. The
value of FM&M'1 8ervices was not dlscloeed.
Bank directors named
A group of Orange County business and financial
executives have been elected directors of Enterprise
National Bank (in c:qan.ization).
Elected were George S. McCan. M.D.; Roger C.
Porter; Geoffrey L. Stael<; Kathryn G. Thompson; and
Ernest C. WillOn, Jr.
They will be joined on the board by President
Timothy Peralta and Robert N. Manley, executive~
president. Ent.erp!Ue National Bank plans to locate m
the Warmington Plua.
Crocker relocates
Crocker Bank has moved its Huntington Beach
banking offJa! to 19840 Beach Boulevard in the New-
land Shopping Center.
Merger announced
American State Bank, Newport Beach, an-
nounoed it executed a merger agreement for the pre-
viously announced aale of 100 percent of its outstan-
ding stock to a newly formed company owned by Dr.
Tsai Ming Yu of Tokyo, Japan.
The ~ment will be submitted to shareholders
for approval within 60 days.
The purchue price of $10.50 per share will be
payable $6 in cash and $4.50 in promissory notes,
bearing lntettst at 13 percent per annum.
Contract awarded
BusiN'91 Parka/South Division of KACOR Deve-
lopment Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation, an-
nounced the award of a construction contract to
Gentoai Bros.. Inc. for the Huntington Plaz.a, the 25,-
000 aquare foot office buildlnc will be located at !*>Isa
Avenue and Dan Lane in the Huntington Beach
Busine91 Park.
It ii ICbedul.ed for completion in November.
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,_..._....,._...,edolllt rtennoutetJH•MMAllm 01' E PPIB C. MAHANY, NAmtTAfllmn "'°""°"'-' l'ICTITIOUllUIMN ~ • The followl~ per-hu •b-ilA EPJl'I& CLAJRS MA· The lollowlno pt reo11 I• dol110 .._.ff•,_., NAMI ITAT'lmNT "LO MANAGIMI NT. tltN dont d "''UH ot lht llctltloue BANY A&A EPF I& C .,..,_. .. , ,....._......,__-.~ Tiit tollowlno P•reon I• doing ~ '"-' ... Ht, Hllftt• ~ neme: L-~' • RWlll INTfll!PRIHI. 2021 ~ tAW 09nM a.o .......... ~ .. ~ ..._ ~ H t4t. PAO"IO REAL !tTATI 1111 PW~DE·MABANY ANO OP Anelltlm Av1., Coit• MtH, CA -......,...._~.-SOUTH COAST IOAT YARD. .._... ca. o.n.. 1tla eun,. w.Gllt'I Drlw. NewDort a..t,,, OA ., T J T I ON T O A D M I • t1t21. o.V.-M'Nll!l¥Y •• u1. lfto.; ... een 2270 News>«1 1ou1ev11d. Ntwpott
SP!AA TAUCKINQ, 2 I Ill Po. IRM EUCTNCS, n 9 W. ttul rnone. ca.ta~. CA l2t27 ,,,. Co.ca M-. CA 12827,
de11oer LMe, Hu11t111gto11 hacll, t 2tt0. · NJ 8 T £ft g I T ATE N 0 , IUcl'larO w. Cram, 2025 An•• Dl'M. ....,.. ,.., ~ 0... IMch, Calllo"'lt 020N. ~ ....... The fletll!Out ~ ,.._,. Alllllt '*!'i Cot11 Mtea. CA 02U7. • tMa0. MICHAtL JOHN OAVll. 2007,
p~~~.!'~~~~~e:~ It STEVEN ROlfRT HICKMAN,
CANOACl sue SPEAR. 21 UI 1700~ lo. hyfrot1t, 8alt>oe lllalld.
Pomona. ~a ~. CA J20~7 CA t*2 Thie~ i. conduc:fecs by •n lhlt tlutlfteN It CA>nduetad by all
lndMduel lndMOllM
L)'Me M. Garner, 19202 •~ lwrtd 10 ebOvt ... ftltd In Ora.not T • U '--I '--Tl'llS bu*-It eotldue1td by an TWll ..._It...,.....,,,•..,.._ Ho. 8, Ooean Boulevard. lffwoort
4at1oer LeM, Hununoton ... 011, County on Aofil 3 ttra. o • .... n, ucn eflcla-11\0Mdull . o..111 ~. J.O., • ltMh. Celltomlt ll2M3. ~ Ut4t. DAVID It. LSVINI •Ot Avo-l1el. credit.on ana conllngent RIOtl..-d w. Crem DMI........, ,,,,....... Thlt butlnett 1• oonclucteci by •n
0-. l . Garner, 1HH ~". oec1o A-..nue. Corene J. Mar OA cred.lt.on ot Ettie C. Matiafty r... etewntnl wu tlted wltll tne Tiii• •'•''"''"' ••• 1i1t0 wl~ll• lnOMd\111 g::.i.;;:..ttu11t1111ton ... ch, ~ ·' and peraon1 w h o may ta ~1~0f er.no-County°" tta. oi.tiOfer.,..~.. t. ftti. •••1!:~,! l:r w1t11 the
T.,ry p, S~r 8~ A Hi<*ma11
Thie mtemellt WM tiled with the Thie •la'-it w .. Iliad with Ult
Thie ~ • .. OCllldUo1ed by , 911 "' oonducted by othe.rwlM lnt.erft1ed ln the · •'871tl ,,... County Cl«ll o1 Orenot Co\inty on
Off*'ll Ptlftneret\IO. ~~~ wU1 and/or •&ate; Publlehecl Oranoe Cout Dell~ PllOt, ""~u?':.T~ ... , o.111~ Al>fll 28, 1182.
COun~CMrtl o4 Ora.not ~ty on County Cletk Of Oranot ~on ....... 11182 AOtll 20 1182 ....... . . ,_
Lynda Q.,.,. Thlt It .,.. 111eO with IN A petidon bas been fl.led N>tll 23. 30, May 7, H . 1tt2 ' ' '1tea10 ,,ma -·-PublllMd Or~ CQut O•lly Pl· Publltn.d Or~ Cout Deity Pl·
Tt)le ~ -Ned llltth the County Clertc ol Or.,. Coun ... on by J T M-•-'-•·-in .1..._ 17I0-12 •-a.---Publltlltd Or1"CI• CoHt Oally County 0..-of Orenp County on Apt1I f4 1M2 '' Efti ee.n · \;IV .. ''" '"" .--..,,_ Piiot, Apoll 20, May~. 14, 21, IN2
lot, Ai>tll 23, 30, Mey 1, t4. 1N1 lot, AP.II 23, 30, ay 7, 14, tlti 170&-12 _________ ,_1_112_ .. _2
Aptll t4, 1Ma. · · ,._ C:::rlor Court of Or•n1e ,,.IC NOTICE rtemlOUI 9'1H•M tell0-82
'117111 Publlehed 0r.,. eout Delly Plot ty requeettna that Jean PICTmOUe .,...11 NAiii •TAW _.,. ..,,,.1: W •ta rta.JC NOTICE
,.,;:bllahed Or111ge CoH I Oal1 Aprt 1e, 23. 30, Mey 7, 1ee2. ' T. McArthur be appotnt.ed M ..._ tTA,_,. Th• followln11 ptr•o11 le dol110 ~""" -•IK ftC'lT1'IOU9 llU .....
• Aclft t8, 2S, 30, Mey 7, IN 1eu-t2 personal represent.atJve to Th• following P•'•°" I• Oolnt ~ • P'I011n0Ut .,..... ...._ ll'AT'hlEfT 1~2 aidm.lnJ.ater the eetai.e o f Ettie bu-'-u: TRUMP MARKETING, 1870 NOTtC• °' TWUl'TU't IM..1 MAm t'fATllmff H1• lollowlng P•raon It d.Plno -----------fl'alC NOTICE C. Mahany (under the lnde-Ro 8 1! RT e. o A LT e A 8 a n11 A11a Ave .. Bulle 0 , Cott• T.I . No.._.. ,,:_,.,. _....,. ,..._ 11 --0 -~ u "8JC NOTICE ,tcTmOUl IU..,.H ~ndent Admlnletratlon of onWARI I NOINEEllllNO 8ER· Meat. CA 112927. 011 M1y 21. 1H2, at O:t& A.M, AMER•CAN PREc1ou11 1NllRNA· BEN o. 1001 w 11111 St .. ~· -m ......... ---NAMll t TATIMaNT ta•-... ~) ........ _ ~··t1on ,_ VICES. 2'27 Autoart. Cotla ....... Jemte Quertml, 837 W. Cent« TITLE SERVICES, INC .... duly IC>-TIONAL, 117-f AIYWelcM Ortw. -"°" M, Coll• Meu, CA 92627 rw. -• -u -tM.-. &nc u ,. Clllfornla. Ave., .t8, f'Moentla. CA t2970. pointed Tf\dtM under llf'td pWWI ....... CA eata. G•ry l Benner, 12658 L~I
.... ITATW•NT ~'~per--.,. dOlng bull· eet for h eertna In pt. No. Rob«'l 8. °""'· 2327 ""'°"" Thie~ It c:onduc1ed by an 10 0..0 ol Trutt reoonled M~ 10. AOeelfr I.. tlOOOtO. 1221 w eo... St Ctftllot. CA 90701
Tiit followtng perao111 are doing · 3 at 700 Civic Cenier Ori COit• MMC o.1forn1e 02t2t. lllCIM<lual. 1910 ... ln11. No. 18053, 111 boo« HwJ • ,..,.,.., ....,. ~ •Me.3 Thlt bu"'-It c:ond\ICted by • ~~HA ELECTRIC co.. E ~.0~:.~~ ~=-o;; :!~ Weit, ln t he City of Sa~ ~nw .. conducted by 1111 Tlllt ..=,. °':.""'..., WIUI tllt ~J~·1:~: ~~fr:. :: ?i:!'c~~u~r; ~ = L .. ::;..cted br .,, In llmlltd P~.,.n;r.~"-
20912 Gltn c.lrn lMM. Hunllllgton C~=T K. GARONER, 11111 Ana1982• aCaUt 9.·30foma.m..la on May 26, Robert 8. Oa11et County Cltrti otOrenge County on Record« of Orano-County, Clll• Thia a1a1e1u111 wn llled wllh U1e Thie tl•tement·waa flltd wltfl the IMch, CA 92648, Thia tteternent wu flled wM tt1t Ac>tll •• 11112. f9r111~.~lll SELL AT PUBLIC eo..ntya.. °' OrMoaCauntt on""" 1 County C1911t of Orange Co\inly on
WAYNE TAMANAHA, 20tt2 Olen g~1~~2;•rr•c•. Coron• dtl Mer, IF YOU OBJECT to the County Clettf. of Oranot County on I'-UOT1V!'ll TO HIGHUT BIOOf!A FOR 1t12 ,.._1 "Prll 15, 1982
e.lrn, Huntington Beech, CA 92848. .._ aranthu• f the U'' AP<ll t4, 1082. PubMIMd °'llllCI' C0MC Dllfv Hot, CASH, CASHIER'S CHECK OR Pu~"a/led 01.,,.. eo..1 O•llY Piiot 'Wff77 l ATSUO 'fAMANAHA, 2200 w. Thi• buelntM ,, conduot-by an .. ... .. 0 pe .. on, you '1'7t1t Apfll 18, 23, ao. M-1. 1tt:t. CERTIFIED CHECK, (p•yabl• a1 .... 1t, n. :ao. IN2 late-t2 PubHlhed Orange Coaet ~ Piiot,
180 Plecle. TonlflOI, CA 00504. ln<!Mduel should either appear at the Publl•h•d Or•llll• CoHt Dahy 172442 time of ule In lawful money of the · •onl 10. 23. 30, May 7, tte2
Thlt butlneM I• c:onclucttd by• 11-T Robert K Oardn« hearing and state your ob-Piiot. Apt!! 1e. 23, 30. Mey 1, 1N2 United s111•> a1 tn. ltot11 entrenoe -... ..--1706-42 mlttd per1ntfmhlp. 1111 •\at•m•nt Wll lll•d with lh• jectlons or file w ltl b tffl-12 rtllJC *>TICE to th• old Orenge Cou"ty Cour-"._ ""''IK W1yne tlt'l'tlltlal'ta County' Clerk ot Or•119t Couniy on ;..,. I . r en o -tllouM, tocaltd on SVtta Ana Bou-
Tllla •llt91Mllt WH Ill.CS with th• AprM 20. l982. .,-t on• wuh th e court be-ruauc M)JIC( l'tCTTTIOUI .._.. levarO. ~tween Sycamore StrMt
0oc.w1ty a.tt °'Orange CcMlty on ,,.,.,17 fore the hearlng. Your ap-NAm ITA,_. lll'td 8'oectway, a.ma Ana. Calllor·
ftC'TinOUa .,_ ..
NAm tTATlllmMT The_,. per-.. ~ -Aprll 20. 1M2 Publlltled Or•nge Cout Dally pearance may be In person FICTITIOUI ., .... ,, Tll• following pe reon I• doing nl1 tit rlgllt, tltle and 111twM1 c:on-
'117711 Piiot, Apfll 23• 30• May 7• 14· 11182 or by your attorney ....... tTATeMt:NT ~ M : v9)'9d lo Ind l'tOW held by h under BUT VAlEJ INC Ito-· c-. Publlll\ed Orange Cout Di lly 1775-82 IF YOU A R E 'A CRE-Tn1 following pereon 11 doing J & l CONTEMPORARY DE-MIO 0..0 of Tn11t in tht P<operty ......_CA tM21
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PMot. """23, ao. Mey 7, 14, 1982 P\BllC M>TICE DITOR bull-u : SIGNS, 7632 A!Wt• Or., Hunting-•llu•ttd In Mid County •nd Stet• ROtl!l'IT ANTHONY HARLAN, 160 1779-82 or a contingent ere-PLAZA TRAVEL CENTRE. 112 1 ton 8-11, CA 112MI. detctlbed M: Mean. •6'. eo.i. ..... CA 92627 FICTIT10Ut IUINH di tor of the deceued, you w 0.WlQtll'IOl'pe Avenue, Fullerton, JoM Anthony Hagan. 7032 Al-Lot 15 of Trtct No. 7800, 1n the T"'8 ~ i. -'ducted by.,,,,.. "8.IC NOTICE NAMa ITATl•NT must file your claim with the CA ~<1• Or., Huntington BHch, CA City of Newpor1 e.cto ... '* m8') dMdllel "'°°""'A. HfltlM
Th• following perao111 .,. doing court or p re•ent it to the C. PETER HICl<S. 2&680 Main-92&41. recorded In Book 304, ~ 35 to Thia t1•t•me111 ••• 111eo wllh tne Public '-""" wll bt helCI by bulinea u: naJ . brlno, Ml111<1n Viejo. CA 92001. Th.11 bu~ It oonducted by an 37 lnclYalve of mleoellaneoue map1, County c.... o1 OrMoa c-iy on Apfll 7,
the Cott• MeSI Planning Comml.. (•) INVESfMENT BROKERS Of pe!'W' repreeentaUve ap-Thlt bus!-Is oonctucltd by tn lndMdutl. In the omca Of the COUf'ty reco<d« 1"2
elorl •t the City Hiii n Fllr Drlv• CALIF .. (b) INVESTMENT BRO· pointed by the court within lndlvk:luel Jol'tn A. Hagan of MIO COUf'ty ,.,..,.
Colla.._, Cllltorrit, •t 6:30 p.m: KEAS OF SOUTHERN CALIF . 10 four montha from the date of c P•tw Hie*• Thim •l•t-t WM llled with the Pwc:.1 2: Non oclu9lve IPPW1• ~;'.'~';"n~::i~f~O•ll Oellr~;·~
or u eoon .. l>OMlble therMll« on Mmll•td, lrvlne, CA 92714. first iHuance of letters as Tiiis Slatement wH tiled with lhe County Clertt of Orenge Counly on n•nt He•m•nll tor lngre11 •nd
Mond•y, Mly 10, 1982 regerdlno FLH ENfERPRISES, INC .. I provided in Section 700 of County Clerk of Or•nge County on Merell 17, 1982. egr ... ov., prlv•t• •lrMt• .... , the IOllowlng eppltcation.· C•lllornl• corpora11on, 10 MmJl•rd, April 111. 11112. ,,_. forth In tl'le decl•r•Uon ot cov•· 1. renullve m•p of Tr•ct lrvtne. CA 112714 the Probate Code of Ca.!Jfor-'1'7M7 Published Orange Coat Delly Piiot, nantt, condition• •nd rHlrlctlon• --,.-IC-TITIO--U-l _•_U_l_IHE_l_S __
T-11768 fOf Otty E. COofc, 907 ENI Tiii• bullneu II conductad l>Y • nia. The time for f i Ii ng Publlslle<I Or•no• COHI Dally Apo1I te. 23, 30. Mey 7, 1982. etlOwfl herein. ..,. .. ·~ATIMeNT B•lbo• Boul•verd, Bllboa, for • corporation claims will not expire prior Piiot. Aprll 23, 30, Mey 7, 14, 1882. 1720-82 Truetor Olf ,_downer: JOHN A. Th• tollowlng pe11on I• 001ng
one-IOI subdlvlllon tor condom!-FLH EntetP<IM•. lno to four months from th .. date 1837-82 KRAJIAN lll'td DIANE R. KRAJl.AN, l}Utln.t .. nlum purpotM. loctltd 11 168 Al-F l Hanson. . ,... MJC ll'f1C( l'IYll>tn<I and wit. U joint tenante NORDIC REFRIGERATION
bert Plec:e, In a11 R2 2one E!Mron-President of the hearing noticed lbove. PlllJC ll'f1C( Th• slrHI •ddr•n 1nd oth•r 1525 w. M•cArtllur • 17 Coll•
menttl delermln•llon: eittmpt. Th11 •••tement wM 1119d with the YOU MAY EXAMINE · oommon delignatlon. II eny, o4 the M .... CA 92t20 For further Information on the County Clerk ot Orange County °" the file kept by the court u '1Crmou9 llUllMSP '1CTmOUe ~.. 1HI property dHcrlbed •bov• I• w AYN E M ST A ALE so N. •bov• •ppllc1tlon1, telephon• Mitch 30, 1182 you are interested in th . U.. ITAT'UmNT ...-ITA.,_,., purporl•O to b•. fl1 Ru• Vlllere. 17062 Green Street, t113, Hunting·
754-5245 Of call et the ()fb of Ille F1ta74 tate fil e es-,..!.~-llO .,., ......... Oolng l>Utl· : .:::~ sw-ia .,. clolng ""*' Newpor1 BMctt. Calltomla. ton BNch. CA 92649
Plannlng Departmenl. Room 200. Publlthed Orenge Cou1 Dally . • you may e a request PElll'UMEll 0 , LIOO 34 12 Via Th• und•relgn•d TruetH di•· Tl'Q butlnM6" conouc1eo ov an 77 Faff Drive, Cotta~. Calllor· Pltot, Apfil 23. 30. Mey 7, 14, 1962 With tbe court to receive T LL~ ~TINO CEHTEA. .. 0por1o, ....._, leecl\.c..O.-t21e cl•lme 1ny ll•blllly lor 1ny lncor-1noMdU1I
nla. . 1~-82 special notice o f the inven-c:'"'tte2e.1., · •MO, c-. ..-. Keoen '111enc1et. 111e .. • ce111orn1e rtct,_ ol ttlt •treel t<ld,.. tl't(I W•yne M Stu.!Mon
Publllhed Orange Coaet D•llY tory of estate as.set.a and of l!MILIO H "'Al'CllCO, A LAW c0tporellon. 14101 South YOtt>e S1r•1. 01Mr common d .. lgn•llon. II any, Thta Slllem•nt waa flied with tllo
PIOt. Aorlt 30. 1962. PlllJC ll'f1C( th t 'ti d CORPOAATIOH. • ClllotNe ~dOt\ 8ulle 200• T...un. ~ 92&80 lhown hertln County Clerk ol Of•nge County on
1952•82 e pe 1 ons, accounts an "' r-11 Can•• Ori••· ooo. Coa1a T1* ....._ • --!If a --S•ld u l• wlll b• mad•, but wl· Apfll 19, 11182
f'ta.IC NOTICE
PllJC 19TXE
1'1CTm0Ue ~ MMm IT8T'llmlllT ,,,. lotlowMo ~ .. ~ -..
OM INllESTMENTll. 11 t7 Oan1 0."'8,Coei.-.CA~ LYHN( K OIHlllUl'IO 1'11 OMe
o.M, c:o-. ....... ~ l2at Thlt -le conducted lly an 111· -LYNNE K OIHll8UACI Tiiie 1l•lame111 Wat lll•d wllll Ille
Counly OW\ o4 0.9"08 CounlY on""" 1, 1812 ,._,.
Publlthed Or•~ Co•ll Oelly PllOI. Al>rtl e. 1e. n. ao, 1t12 1677-C
f'ta.IC NOTICE
FICTmous •UetHHI NAME STATOIENT
The 1ollow1ng pe rson 11 d oing
l>u~ness as DOM ORIGINALS S00 S Mam
St S1e S 12 Orange, CA 92668
Carla D11wn Hlrl, 518 East
Oakmonl, Orange CA 92667
T hlS ou .. nest IS l>t'ng conducted
I>~ an ind1Vtc>ual Carla Dawn H81t Th11 11alement wo1 11180 w11n the
County Clerk of Orange Covn1y on
Ap"I 21 1982 ~ de9aibed in Section ...,.~~. IAl'IRETT, A LAW -l<.9lleft l'1Nnolal Inc. 1hou1 covenan1 orwwrtnty, npr-F117571 ~~.,. .. ~ uOO .~ of the California COAl'OIUIT10N,e~oorpoi8illol•. ace111om1a-Por,uon or Implied, regvdlng tlt141. ~ Publllhed Orange Coast D•lly F1t7712 The.-==~--;;·........,,-. Probate c.cxte. et6 Town cen1er O••••. HOO, Co••• Mellmel ~ tytgun. elon, 0t encumbrancet, to p1y lhe Piiot. Aprll 23. 30. Mey 7, 14, 1982 Pub01he<1 Ofanoe Coast Dally P•IOt rtaJC NOTICE ·~.., ~... 8 J di 0 _11 ..._CA...._ Pr-• unpeld balanct ol tht notl(•I MCU· 1803.82 April 23 30. M•y 1 14. 1&112 ~!.!!.,IOU8 .,..... -.~l McOUJRE EHTERPRllll, At··-· aa-.u.,t La Tlllt~le~.,.~ Tlllt a1e1eme111 wu lll•d w1111111e rtd by laid 0..0 ol fruit, tO·Wl1' -----------1787-82 .._ tl'AT'lmNT 100t1T....,11-. ....._ 1, ,_...,, .. roey a w ,..,._..... eo..ntyc:tw1to1o...ne-Counl)°""""'· s111,ua 31, 1nau01ng u P'O'rided P\&JC NOTICE
The toflowlng person• ere dOlng v""iiCA'27ot. 881 Dover Drive ~~"'-:.on '*· ~ In •aid note(•). •dv•ncH, 11 any, -----------P\&JC NOTICE bull~(f UNDERSEA ENTER-Oel••i;.~~:r::v~r~ SaJi.e u ' Em#io f.r-.CO, p,_, Publlllled 01 .. ioe co .. t o .. ,, Piiot u11d•r th• term• ot H.ld O.ed of F~::.~:A~~::::s i.---FIC_TITI_OU_s_•_U_l_IHE_I_• __
PRISES, 9 17 w. 171h StrHI, fl2, =._IHI. S..11• 7. F<Mlfttel11 v .... ,. CA Newport Beacll, CA HHS Tiii• ••••-n• wu lll•d !,t,~h~ Apt 1• "· 23• 30• IMZ 192...Z !~,·~· ~~f!'!'::-:id,~~:: Tiie to11o w1ng pereon" 001ng NAME STATU.N'T
Cotl• .._,CA 112627. '11* ~• -Oy ·--'4%-1448 Oountvc:twltofe>r.,,..Counl)011Apt 7 CtMtad by Mid Deed ot TNll. busl,_ u Th• tollow1ng person 11 doing JOS£PH JAMES RYAN, 1954 ration. Published Orange Coast 1M2 . ruatJC M>TICE The ~under Mid Deed AN DERSON ENTERPRISES business li F~:v~~=. ~;1~~10. ~111c. Daily Pilot, April 30, May l, ;~;'.'~~~;,~~"~:S~o•11 oa11lS~':.'z '1CTITIOUt .u ... u ot Trust ll«•to or• •xecutt<I •1'd ~~. ~:o0"2~~ C30. Hun11ng1on 440 rte, ~~crtoc~~~; ~=!!.~'t~
Colt.a"'-. CA. Wlllm A.~ a.. 7, 1982. NAm ITATDmln' !:1~1,:'~~!~i!iu~~~~·~ Irene El•lne Anoeraon 19132 92627
TNt ~ II conducted by • Tiii•"=•"' wu llled wllll Ill• 1953--82 "8.IC NOncE ~~persona tt• doing D•m•11d for Sele, •nd a wrlll•n M•gnotll C30. l1un11ng1on Beech 811an Gorham Jones 3405 S
generll partnership. ~ClartlolOttn119Counl)011Aprll 1, __ .,. Mll'\TM'r "1CTITt0Ua _,..... KASHMIR, LTD 3471 Vie Uclo· Notic. ol Default 1nd Elecllon to CA 92640 Rou SI Sant. Ane CA 9'2707 JOMph J. Ryall 1M2. ,.~ nuln.f; ....._ tTA~NT ·· · Sell The 111ldellllg11ed cauMCI Mid Thlt bu11nesa 1s conClucleCI by 1n Tnrs l>Usmess 11 conducted by en Thie ltatement wu flled with the C:.tru 11 4 ,...., lllllD, e:......., The foMowlng per90t'\I.,. ..,..~ Sult• 211, N•wport B••cill. CA NQl0lce ot O.tault and Election 10 ind•v;dutl 1nd1v1<1u11 •
County Cl«il o4 Orenge County on :::..:,.~ ITATl•NT Of' WNOOl•PST M. ~'V sneegANNY JAY SCHEUER 25 &.It to be recorded In the county Ir-E AndetM>n Bnen Gorham Jooea
Apn! 20, 111e2. .. ... i:........ -Ill-..~ ,2~ ..... (W .... ._ AMERICAN MICRO PRO· ..,.....,.. .,..,..., I_.__, C• .....,71,. • where lhe rNI p<opetty 11 locettd Thtt st•t-1 was Iii.ct w1lh the This st•te,,_,I w H flied Wt111 the '117711 , • r--.,. .. _ TS ...... p~.. ·-1 "'-,.,.,. .. ... " Trwtw or perty oonduet....., Nie County Cl8fk 01 Otanoe County on County Cltrll ~t Otenge Covnly °" Publllhed Orange COUl OellY Pl-_......, CA_, .....,. The tollowlng pereon hH •b•n-2714. · ""'•" .... ore, lntlne. CA DAVID H. EVANS. 32 Rocky mu MRYfel •. INC ""' . Apnl 21, 1982 AP<il 21 11182
lot. Apf'll 23, 30, May 1. 1•. 1912 l'vlllWloed Orenge c-a., l'llot. cloned the IMt Of the llc:tlllou1 but1-Javald F1rooqul, No 8 Pan-Knoll, IMne, CA 92715. -tMta ~ ........ ....._a F111774 Ftt1775 1753-12 Apt e, 1t. :ta. ao, tta t--..a ,_ -._ ltW!e, CA 92714. Thie ~ .. condUcted by• ........... C• _, Pul>hshed Otange Co•SI Oo1ly Pilot. Pubhlllled Orange Cout Oa>ly Pllol,
PICCAOIU Y PARK CAFE. 4411 ...,.,., pertnerehlp ...,,. Apt1I 23 30 Mey 7 1.t 19112 AP"' 23 30 Mey 7 14 19112 -::z:::==::-":-:::-===-:=~~------------l81rcll Str••t, Suite P, Newport RuaMana J. Farooqul, No. 8 Dell~ o.tec Al'M. 22, tta 1711• 82 1781-82 1111 lmal BMcl'I, CA t2660 Ptndora, lrWlt, CA 92714· Thie ttaa-t -111«1 with the mLE SERVICES INC Tl'te Flctltloue 8ullMN Nlt'nt ,.. Thie bu9lnw 11 con<1ucttc1 by an eovni Clet1t of Orange eouniy on .. Mid Trutt•. · ~ to •bOve w7u flled In Orange Mdr.'Valci Fwooqul l.prl . 11182. ,.-... ~~Pr..identTl\omclton -..-.ty on Mey 1 . 11181 ,.,,_ RONALD 0 CR G Thie ll11-t was llled wltll Ille Publl9tled 0ranoe Cout Delly Pl-. Al • 15701 ty Clerk of Or-noe Counrv on lot .o...ni 23 30. ~. 7 14. 11142 Publl1lled Orange COH1 Dally BUCltLEV m erly of Mou nt V ernon , = VlltQe Wey, .fJ8, Tu.on, CA 1><119, t982. " • ....,.. · • tY • •1757-a2 Piiot, Apfil 30. Mer 7, t4, 1tt2
BETTY R. BUCKLEY. Iowa. M rt. 0~ waa 1 Thie~ -conduct~..., ' ,,17'1319 18e9-12 rea1dent of Calla Mesa. Ca. member of the of the 80 1nc1Mdu.iii. -, Publltned Or1nge CoHt Dally 1-----------1-----------
for the paat year after mo-Eastern Star for ov e r SO AONlld D. CrllO • Aclft 18· 23, 30• May 7. 1962 Ml ll'f1C( ~ ~
vlng here from Oceanalde, years and an active member Thia eta1emen1 wu flied wtlt1 Ille 1723-82
Ca. Pamed away on April 28, of the Methodist church and ~~ °=2 °' Orenge County on "8.IC NOTICE
1982. She had been a nW'lll! gave to many charitable or-' · 'te0M1
work ing for the Weatcllff garuzatlona until her recent PublW'ted Or~ co..t ~Pt-NO;c:.=,:~
Nunln g Reglatery for the illness. Fun eral ser vices '°'· Aprll 23, 30. ey 7· 14• 1* Pureu•nt to Sec11o11 t104 (d) ot
put 6 yean. She ls survived were held today, at 10:30AM 17154-e2 the 1n1em11 ~ Cod9, r1011oe 11
by her huaband William, at Harbor Lawn Memorial PtaJC NOTICE :!-:Z ~n':: ';;a~;~
diu.,bten Kathleen Bell of C~a el with Rev. Aaron o 1 c
C • '1CTl'nou9 _.. In •II h89f Commlu ... Inc., t
Oita Meu, Ca .. Maureen r officiating. Interment MAim ITAT'119MT private foundation, le avtlla~ •t
CONSOLIDATED
REPORT OF CONDmON
Consolidating domestic subaldlarles of the Newport
Harbour National Bank or Newport Beach, ln the state of
California. at the close of business on March 31, 1982,
published In response to call made by Comptroller of the
Currency, under title 12, United States Code, Section
161.
CONS OLIDATED
REPORT OF CONDITION
Consolidating domes tic s ubsidia ries o f the Marine
National Bank o f Sa nta Ana, In the state o f California, at
the close of business on Marc h 3 1, 1982, published In
response to c all made by Comptroller of the Currency.
under title 12, United States Code, Section 161.
Charter number 17052
Nt.iiunat Bank Region Number 14
ASSETS
Donar Amount•
In Thouaenda
Cash and due from banks ...................................... 2 ,857 Hartman, and Theresa Stout, Melr ose Abbey M emorial Th• 1011ow111g per•Ofl• are Ool"O Ille IOUl'tdltlon'• Princlpel afllc:e tOlf
her m o t her L aur a Belle Park, Anaheim, Ca. She i. butlr1llM ... in.o.cuon during reout.r IMJllMll Devll of Oklahoma. l lister, aurvlved by her chert.hed WOOOCHUCK INOUSTAIES llOufl from O a.m, to 4 P.IT'I by tl'f'/
Cherter number 11131 U.S. Treasury securities ............................................ 361
2 broth en and 4 grandch il-da~t.er Mrs. Marian Cates =·~'~+.Sult• C•. Co1te ~="'aft':~~'::!1!,1~.,:1~U:
dren. Recitation of the Ro-of t.ehouse, Ohio, grand-HARRY DENE PEACHEY, 213 The louncl•llon'•~ Of ........
... tlonet .. nk Region Number 14 Obligations of other U.S . Gov't.
Doller Amount• agencies and corporations . ............................... .. 800
In Thouaendt All other securities ..................................................... 180
eary wW be held on Friday, daughter Noelle Cates a nd Soult! ICtlog A-Fullerton CA ·-April 30, 1982 at 6:30PM at great-gJ'IUld8on Wllllam Grif. 112933. , • le located at 228 alnut 81r .. 1,
•h Harbo La M---'-' rt both r .. ,.., h o SfEVEN MICHAEL eooA 81122 ~ BMch. CA 92660 Cash and due from banks .................................... 2.246 • e r wn c n.ov•...., n o nmte OWll', hlo Tr•cy Street Guden GroYe CA Tll• prlnclp•I m•n•o•r ol tll1 S T •~ Chapel. M ass of the Resur-and devoted slater M ra. 92804. · • 1ounc1a11on 11 HOIQlr T Chrlttene.'\. U. · reasury securit..,. ............................................. 117
rectlon will be held on Sat-Mary Ellen Bush of Tipton, r1111bUllln8SI11 con<1ucttc1by•11. RAYMOND w . ._, ......... All other securities ..................................................... 150
A88ETS
S·-·. Bod• ,A h---.. d t
Federal funds sold and securities
purchased under agreements
to resell
a. Loans. Total (excluding
unearned Income) ....................... 10,289
b. Less: Allowanc e fo r
possible loan losses . . . .......... . ....... 46
u rd a y , Ma~ 1 , 1 9 8 2 at lowa, Services under the di-m11tc1 pen::'t c ~......... Federal funds sold and securities
9 :00AM at t . John the rectlon of Baltz Bergeron-........ a N. lllOMllunt .._ pure ~ un e< egreemen s
Baptlat Catholic Church. Smith & Tuthill Westcliff Thi• •t•t•m•nt wH Ill.CS Wlll'l th• ANMlm CA t290t · to resell ............................................................. .
Interment ael'Vica immedla-Chapel Mo rtuary of Coata =t ~of Orange County on Publl•h•d Or•ng• Co111 D•lly a. Loans, Total (excluding
6 ,000 c. Loans. Net ........................................ 10,243
tely following at Harbor Mesa. 646-9371. ' · '11191 Pflo• April 30• tllt2 unearned income) ........................ 35,650
Lawn Memorial Park . Ser-WOODS Publl.ned Or•11e:: Coa11 Diiiy 111SCM2 b. Less: Allowance for
vicet under the direction of GEORGE CAMPBELL Piiot, AprM 23• 30· ay 7· 1~·7~!:2 P\BllC M>TICE possible loan losses ............................. 340
Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive WOODS, reddmt of Balboa ~nnous IUtMU c. Loans, Net ................................................... 35,310
M ortu ary of Coata Mesa. laland, Ca. Pawd awa~ P'lalC M>ncE NAW ITATIWNT Bank premises, F.F.& E., etc ..................................... 662
540-5554. April 27, l 982. He waa Tiie toiiowtno 1>«eons .,, doing Other assets ............................................................ 1,442
OGDEN in San Bernard ino, Ca. on ":::;::~~=· bu•~,':;~ARY MARKETING TOTAL ASSETS .................................................... 45,927
BESSIE S . OGDEN, of ~ber 20, 1901. SUl'Vived Tiie followlng penon II doing CONOEPTS, 8470 C.rrllo1 Av•.. LIABILITIES
Santa Ana, Ca. Pa.ad away by his wile of 55 yean Julia, bull,_ ae: unit 8o:'=~2~=-Demand deposits ~f indlvlduals, on~ 27, 1982. at the age l aon George and Barbara COME 'N' GO TRAVEL, 1 t53 W•Y. C01ta ..._.., Callloml• 92020 partne<ahlps, an COf'porationa .......................... 3 ,506
Of . A -ident of Orange Woods, Jr., daughter Marl· South P•clllc CoHt Hlgl'lw•y. L•· R L Time and savings depoalt8 of lndlvlduals, .... I and William u • .J"-guna Baecll, CA 1205t. •Y lppa, 510 Madlton Ave . County for 35 years, for-yn · ....... -uvwan WINDSTREAM. INC., • CelltOf· Plteentla, CaHtornla 92070 partnerships, and corporations ........................ 36,328 -----------..and Julia and Richard Kugel nl• CC>rllC>f•tk>n. 1154 O.vlola, u -Thi• bu9lneM .. conduc1td by • All other deposits ............................. ............................ 17
_,.---------·and aho 1ur vived by 7 gYn•leactl.CAll2051. generil pwt""111ip. Certined and officers' checks .................................... -481
,.caeaor ... s
m&.•OASW'4Y MOtlYUAIY
110 BroadWey
Cotta Mesa
&42-9150
g randch ildren. He waa a n Thil bu1ineu 11 conduettd by• Ray Lippi TOTAL DEPOSITS IN corpor•tlon 0. A. Moyere atoodtorney aft law In Holly-Wl~trMm, 1no. ,..!!"' ·~~t~ with t11e DOMESTIC OFFICES ........................................ -40,332
w , Ca. or 45 years. A Ab 0r-. .,.,..nty ..,_ .. "' -·--County Oft Total demand deposits .................. 4 ,004
vactuat.e from South We.sw-P'8ak1811t ""'1121• 1"2• Total time & aavlnge de posits ..... 36,328
rn Law School, and admit.-~ ·~:r:r.;~ltd~: P\ibll"*f Orengt eo.11 Da~~ All other llabHttie. ....................................................... 65-4 ted to t he bu U\ 1927. He Aptt 20. 1M2. Al>fll 23, 30, May 7, 14, 1112 TOTAL LIABILITIES
wu a mmnbet o1 the Santa ,.rm teoo..ea (excluding eubordJnated notes
Lease financing receivables ..................................... 99
Bank premises, F F .& E., e tc . .. .... .... ... ... ......... . 694
All other assets . • .. • ....... . ... 't6
TOTAL ASSETS ........... .. ............... ................. 18,050
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits o f Ind ividuals.
partnerships and corporations ......... .. 2.819
Time and savings deposits of individuals,
partnerships, and corporations .. ... .. .... 8,865
Deposits of United States G overnment .. .. . . ... . . .. 36
Deposits of States and
political subdivisions ....... ..... . ............. .................. 100
Certified and officers' c hecks ................................. 464
TOTAL DEPOSITS IN
DOMESTIC OFFICES ............. ....... ..... .. ........ 12.28"
Total demand deposits ..................... 3 ,319
' Total time & savings deposits ........... 8,965
All other liablRtlet .... ........... ... . .. .. . .... .. .... .. . . .. ......... 96
TOTAL LIABILITIES
(exctudlng subo rdinates notes
and debentur•) ............. .. ............................... 12.380
IOUITY CAPITAL
LU.TZIM .. OM
IMmt .. TUTHa&.
=~ ~!·~~ I04~. n9Y cr;~."r.i2,.,. NlJC *>TIC( af\d <Mbentur•) ................................................. 40,986
of the Scottllh Rite and Sh· 1t1e-a2 Ac:TmOUI .,._.1 EQUITY CAPtTAL Preferred stock ....... P referred s tock No . shares outstanding -None
WlllCLWCHAf'B.
-427 E. 171h SI
Costa Mesa
e.te-9371
line. Private famlly eervioel ._ aTAftlmNT •-.,. 11nftl'r Tll• fo1tow111" P• • 1 .. No. lharea outtta ndlng -None Common a tock were he,ld. Interment at Pa-r-..,,-. ... _ ... _ .... • ' on • .,01110 ---Common ltock a. No . lh•res authorized 810,000
ciflc V iew Memorial Park . '1CmlOUI ~ LE BOYSENBERRY Mousse a. No . lhatee eothoriz.ed 876,000.00 b. No . shares outstanding 600,000 3,000 ~:-~1:!:e°:l 8:::1ee b~ ,,J..~~,::.,_ _ dolllg ~ ~ Fllf Drlw. Coate,..... b. No. theree out9tendlng 506.000.00 2,630. c. S urp lu a ............................................................. 2,98~
C
WhOOda toScthel 2nd ChCourch of GINQl A OUtGHI, 1MS ""'" A~.~ A..:..•c~=~ Mar ~~~'iWontl"ind'~ .................................. 2,530 u~~~1=::n~·=
rltt e ntlet of rona 11111111 Aw, 110-0, Cotll MtM. -= M Otttk 1NA Def ...., for .... _.11 M:iM _ _.. ..... ..i al Mat. Plldfic v i.w Mor-CA :;...A L. JOHNSON, 1948 A~ .... ~ ..... cA 11HH. ....,, .. 1g9r1 •"' 1 ......,.t r....-ves ..................................................... {312) n.y cl&nldorl. ,,_ --~ by 1 other ~ re11rv91 ........................................... • 119 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ....................................... 6,670
VUl..A.&OVIC :.:...~=~· 110·0 , Coeta ~ ':f:'':":.. .... Ca.ni TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ............................... m ..... 4,M 1 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
MICHAEL RIC H AR ~MAN I JOHNe()ff 1I02 Thie llttemeiM tllecl TOTAL LIABILmas ANO E'O UITY CAPITAL .............................................. 18,0 50 VtJLAKOVlc. .JIL ........ , ,.... •"..; ... o!,::'r'ld. ~ a..;c °' ~ ~ ': EQUITY CAPrTAL .............................................. •&.9 27 MEMORANDA
of Colta 11 ... ~ PUMd ~ ~ ..!. 11y t Aplt ft. lNt. mliOM.NDA (Mlo•ole .... ....... ' . ___ ,.,..... ,..,,. ,................ . .. -.... , "'81.~ Apil JO, 1112. He II ~ L. ~ °'"'" eo. °* ""-·--· ........ llJ .. w111 ~ ,,. ..... ••• .. ..,. .... "' AtHtl n. IO • .._ 7 14 ..., • ef....,. ... , Stendby lett"' of credtt. total .................................. 484 a; V•k' ute., a... ="l~O::.,• °'9"1' ONiey Oii • ' 'flMI ~ '-"-' ofofor9dlt, l.,._ ............................... 1, 158 Time owttftoetM of cMpoalt c1 ., t aon llktlHl J . 0 ,.... •"'119 ~ _.... In denomination• of =:: :.a.,.~•.::J ~ .... ~ . .,..~ w •_,..•.......,.....;..,. or'" ~tone oe 1-.000 7 ,.1 ~ 11~~ °'ao~;,;:.:~·;.-.::.:;.······ ............................ e ,112
Julla .t\aa "'" .'reo:;: -....., ' ,_,,.,. -' A_.."'°'Zw"30'aiiiMiei'_. .................. w.............. ' ,,';a.~:.., ,;;.;;-~
Meu. Ca. eitd atl .. beUt (or 011111111 Mllillll... .... ~ ... : lllllte fll W t * ru. ea.. l ...,. ,.... ~ To••f dll!Dlltl ............................... , ... " ............ i 11141
ttrother Joeeph of PUU· a. T• == ...... , ................................... M,171 Wt, the Uf'ldllllgneid dlreotOf'I ..._the oot1•--.vr1ll. PHa11IH11la, I We.= ._... .._.,.. .,,....,. of "'II 11ae1mene of,..,.,.,,.. Md......., Wi .._. ..,.,-.i§..ldle¥M of • rum ,.11:1 ........... w.,... '*-. ._ mn ...._.by ue, end to,,.. ilitll•
illl DllllNii •Wall M • ,. -.. w ua. w to ._ Mii of our 11noW11d11 • ......, II Ind.,,..,
... ' l•Mla, llNRll .. I... .. '°""'• I =I~ I ••laHyea, A /W, • JI • ., Cllt• t • N!!il!l,!!!,ie
Orange Cout DAILY ptLOT/Frktay, Aprll ,30, iea2
1111 TIYITI .......
4 •Pffd trana., air cond., radio, luggage rack, deluxe exterior In
IMhlllc brown wtth aaddle myt In-
terior. G'9et economy with room f()(
the farnlty. (383MPR).
5 2999
1111 .. 414
"1111 amu 11"
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F HIDA V . APHI L JO. 1<182 OHA N r~f COU N I Y C ALIFORNIA 25 CENlS .
·SOuth Laguna annexation due ~
By STEVE MITCHELL Of1MDe19r"9t .....
The Laguna Beach City Coun-. cll aaya it will consider bringing
all of South Laguna into the city,
including Three Alxh Bay.
And the council will take
another look at prezoning a por-
tion of South Laguna from the
current city limita at Dumond
Drive to Ali.lo Creek as a prelude
to annexation.
Several property owners in the
area aay they oppose both no-
Uona.
The smaller annexation was
requested a year ag9 by residents
of the Treasure Island Mobile
Home Park. They fear they
would loee their units should the
county approve a high rl8e time-
share projec t planned for the
24-acre parcel.
The county's L ocal Agency
Formation Commission postpon-
ed a decision on the annexation
J UST STEP BACK -Marine parachutist departs from heli-
copter during air show practice Thursday at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station. It's easy. All you have to do is stand on the
proposal until thl1 aummer,
sayina the city'• general zoning
provil1ona are too restrictive.
The commialion ilwtructed the
city to meet with developers at
Treasure laland, and Hobo Ca-
nyon property owners, in an at-
tempt to work out an agreement
whereby the "inte~ty of county
planning decisions is pre.erved.
City zoning laws prohibit buil-
dings higher than three stories.
The plan for Treasure Ialand also
includes sracttna provlalona that
do not match Laguna'• ordinan-
cet .
In addition, a zone change for
the propaeed 700-unit project at
Hobo Canyon aleo conllicta with
city codes in relation to density
and grading.
City officials have met with
repre9entatives of both develop-
ments and have propoeed zoning
which the city claims ls compa-
...., ............. ..,...._
end of the ramp at th~ of the helicopter and take one step
backward. The helicopter will pull away at about 100 mph.
Oh. don't forget to pull the riJXX>rd.
lninate says
Sirhan
foe liar
U.S. cuts exports,
aid to Argentina
J ohless toll
• to increase
in county?
From Wire Services
SOLEDAD -lmpate Robert
Bell, who said he first associated
with a witness against Sirhan
Sirhan in Orange County Jail,
labeled the witness "a chron ic
liar" Thursday. .
Bell testified to the parole
board about witness Lawrence
Eugene WU.On, who had told the
board Sirhan had threatened to
kill Sen. F.ciward M. Kennedy.
Bell was the second witness of
the day t o dispute the death
threat claim.
Sirhan, con victed assassin of
Sen. Ro bert F. Kennedy, h as
denie d allegation s of threats
against the second Kennedy bro-
ther.
Bell, a convicted burglar, told
Sirhan's parole board that key
witness Wilson, is "a chronic liar"
and "a prollflc manipulator."
The board is considering whether
to reteind Sirhan's 1984 parole
date.
Bell said Wlbon approached
h im in 1978 and 1ugge1ted he
corroborate Wilton's story about .
the alleged Sirhan death threat.
.. He wanted me to say I over-
heard him and SlrhaA talking
( ... lllUUN. Pap Al)
NATION
•
WAS HINGTON (AP) -Se-
cretary of State Alexander M.
Haig Jr. announced economic
sanctions and the auapension of
military exports to Argentina to-
day and said the United Stat.es
would "respond positively to re-
quesls for materiel support" for
Britain in the crisis over the
Falkland Islands.
"There will of course be no
d ire c t U .S . mi l ita r y
involvement," Haig said in an-
nouncing the sanctions ordered
by President Reagan after Ar -
gentina on T hursday rejected
anew U.S. efforts to mediate the
dispute.
Haig said while he preseed the
effort at mediation, the United
S tates refrained from taki ng
sides in the crisl1, and Britain
understood that position.
"Now, however , in light o f
Argentina'• failure to accept a
comprom.iJle, we muat take con-
crete steps to undencore that the
United States cannot ahd will not
condone the u1e of unlawful
force to resolve disputes," he
aald.
Arcentlna Invaded the
Britilh·held ia1andt April 2, and
the Bridlb .... their fleet to the
South Atlantic io mount a bloc-
•
kade that took fuJl effect at 4
a.m., PIYr today.
Even as he announced Amer -
ican support for Britain, "our
cloeest ally," Haig said that in the
end there will have to be a ne-
gotiated settlement of the t.erri-
·torlal dispute over the sparsely
populated islands 250 miles off
the Argentina coast. ·
"Otherwise w e will a ll face
unending hostility and inaecurity
in the South Atlantic.'' Haig said.
He began by saying that the
crisis was ente ring "a new and
dangerous phase in which
la rge-scale m ilitary action 1s
likely."
He reviewed what he called an
"extraordinaty effort" by the
United States to find a peaceful
solution, an effort that sent him
shuttllng between London and
Buenos Aires.
Haig said the United State•
had propoeed "a fair and aOund"
settlement that would have in-
cluded an end to hortiliUes, mili-
tary withdrawal by both 1idet,
cr e ation of a n interim
Britilh-Argent.lne-U.S. authority
to adminilter the lllanda and the
creation of a framework for ne.
aot.tationl to detenntne the final
•tdelnent.
COUNTY
A lot of hot air
Although Orange County'• jo-
bleu rate remained unchanged
through March, unemployment
is expected to swell in the county
by .rune when college ~uates
flood the job market. according to
Employment Development f>e-
pa rt men t figures r eleas ed
Thunday.
According to labor market
analyst Alta Yetter, the county's
6.1 percent joble11 rate "still
compares very favorably" to the
March unemployment rates for
the state and the nation -9.4
and 9 percent respectively.
The EDD~ indicated that
73,000 Orange County residents
were out of work ln March,
compared to 72,000 in February.
The unemployment rate remaJ-
ned unchanged becau.ee the size
of the labor market lncreued.
The March 1982 rate compared
to an unemployment rate of 4.3
percent pted in March of lut
year In ~County.
Ma. Yetter-aald the 'Outlook for
the future 1.m't bricht. predictina
that t he jobleaa rate wlll rise
considerably in future month•
becawe of ne.r-<lel1aln i.~ in manufacturinc.
'nwt Gordon Bennett S.lloon a.. wtU be held in
Fountain Valley for the third comecuUw year. Wee-
Undlr'.
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1•N'11j·le11. .. 11 .
rable to the existing county zo-
°1l'f iy Manager Ken Frank said
the d ty has even proposed gua-
rapteea that would aee that com-
parable zoning remaJn in effect
for three years after annexation.
But b oth developers have
balked at the suggestion.
Frank will suggest that the
council prezone the initial anne-
xation area and again offer gua-
rantees to the· two major land-
~.
holders.
In ad dition, he will a1k th•
council to In vestigate the coetl
and benefits associated with ..
annexation of the entire Soutl
Laguna area into the city. •
rt it la shown that there art
benefits to Laguna by brlnlinl
all of South Laguna into the dtj
the council could pursue that
option w hen the !:AFC meett
again on the issue this aununeq
city officials said.
EYING SKY -Marine Maj. Tom Guiney peers through
goggles and window of helicopter. He was watching para·
chutists jump from another helicopter during practice
Thunday for weekend Marine air show at El Toro. See story
and additional photo, Page Bl.
Extra parking set
for El Toro show c .. ~ ... •.
The Marlnea at El Toro are
provldinc extra parking areas for
the expected 350,000 vilitors to
Saturday and Sunday'• open
hOUle and air ahow.
A new parkina area will be
available for vialtors near the
Marine baae 1olf course, and
shuttle bl.-will be provided to
trarwport viewers to and from the
air ahow.
INDEX
A4
A6
86-7
M
B2
Dl.1>8-8 m
C7
M
Other parking areas include -.
are a ne ar the 1tatlon plcnk
1_~ounda, two areas alonl t~
rught line near BWld1Jll # 8lld
another near Gate 9. ·
For those who want to patk
near the golf coune and aaticb ·• ride to the 1how, take the ~
Dleao Freeway to Lake ~
heaa eut to Trabuco Roed .._
tum left. -
SIRHAN HEARING : . ·.
about political f1gures and that I I • heard him say he was going to
11aa1inate Edward Kennedy
Wfter hla (Slthan's) releaae," Bell ~cl l.nlUally, Bell said he did tell
at atory to authorities but now
almed he was lying. When pa-
role board member Loretta Col-=referred to.a previous state-
t by Bell quoting Sirhan as
ng, "I ain't finished with him
rt Kennedy) yet. I'll get his
er.'' Bell was adamant.
He didn't say none of that,"
said of Sirhan. Asked if he
heard a conversation about Ken-
J.,edy. he said, ''No, I didn't."
is Bell said he agreed to lie for
,,~ibon when the two of them
were together at the Oranae
County Jail because Wu.on con-
vinced hlm h e had "juice" and
could influence authoritia to be
lenient With Bell, who waa then
awaiting trial.
"He was always buddy-buddy
and asked me if I needed
anythlnf.'' he said of WU.On. But
later he said he learned that
Wilson was known throughout
the prison system as a liar.
"Everybody knows Larry
Wilson is a chronic liar," he tea·
tified. Asked if Sirhan ever dis-
c~ J>C?litics, he said no.
"H e didn't talk to hardly
anybody," he said. "He was just
by himself."
?resident's speech
... ad little insight
b WASHINGTON (AP) -Pre-
1Vldent Reagan's aides cautiously
\'et out advance word that his
speech to the nation would have
'°'IOme new ideas."
/t But in the end there was little ~ew in what he said Thursday hi ht.
" ~gan's nationally broadcast
~ delivered from the Oval
-Offered no changes in his
proposal to break the budget
deadlock.
• -Offered no new proposals
for altering the debate and pro-
iedu.re under wh1ch the Con~ •m tackle his 1983 spendfng pan.
Reagan endorsed a proposed
Constitutional amendment, pen-
• <!Ing in the House and Senate,
that generally would r equire
Congress to approve a balanced
budget In the future, except in
-,vartime. It would take a three-
fifths vote of each chamber to
,._p prove a deficit budget any
1qther Ume.
llWB llllYSIS
After repeating many of the
economic arguments he has made
in the past, he told his audience:
"Make your voice heard; ler
your representatives know that
you support the kind of fair, ef-
fective approach I have outlined
for you tonight. Let them know
that you stand behind our reco-
very program. You did it once,
you can do it again."
Within a little more than one
hour after the speech, 1;313
telephone calls were received
showing support for the presi-.
dent and 261 opposing him, a
White House press office state-
ment scua.
In writing a final draft in
longhand on a yellow legal-size
pad, Reagan apparently rejected
advice that he turn a harsh
tongue on the Democratic lea-
dership.
As he put the final touches on
a speech that aides earlier in the
day predicted would be a tough
attack on his opposition, he ap-
parently chose to try a softer sell.
As White House officials told it
Thursday morning, Reagan was
P.lanning to use the speech to
'blame the Democrats ... for
the failure to reach an agree-
ment" on the bud~et.
U WlretlflOto
PREGNANT ASTRONAUT -Rhea Seddon Gibson and her
husband Robert, both astronauts, have announced that they
are expecting a baby late this summer. Mrs. Gibson is the first
member of the astronaut corps to become pregnant.
Raid brings quest
by job seekers
More than 20 would-be work-
ers showed up at the B.P . John
furniture plant in Santa Ana to-
day seeking to fill jobs formerly
held by suspected undocumented
workers removed Thursday by
federal agents.
An employee said the firm's
personnel oHice was busy hand-
ling applications this morning in
the wake of the raid in which 130
workers were taken into custody.
immigration and Naturallzatl-
Sign language
results in
traffic crash
A San Juan Capiatrano moto-
rist who got pulled over becaUle
she wu practicing sign language
while driving Thi.tr.aay was re-
leued, pulled back into traffic,
and struck and injured a motor·
cycllst.
According to the California
Highway Patrol, an officer pul-
led over Carrie Marie Warren, 19,
in Ml.saion Viejo. But Mias War-
ren convinced the officer all she
was doing was practicing some
sign language.
on Service and Border Patrol
agents deecended on lhe plant at
2001 E. Dyer Road as part of the
week-long "Operation Jobs"
ca'!"pa~g n being conducted
nauonwide.
The purpoee of the operation is
to remove undocumented work-
ers from jobs, thus making the
positions available to people who
are either U.S . citizens or are in
the county legally, officiala aay.
Thunday's entorcement action
in Orange County also led to the
detention of 52 people employed
at the West American Rubber
Co .• 750 N. Main St., Orange.
A switchboard operator said
the firm would have no comment
on the raid.
Since Monday, when the first
raids occurred in Los Angeles,
more than 600 suspected undo-
cumented worker11 have been ta-
ken into custody. Many workers
were released after producing
documenta showing they were
legally within the United States.
Those who cannot produce
necessary papers face deporta-
tion.
Operation Jobs has drawn
strong protest from leaders of
Hispanic, civil rights and reli-
gious groups who claim the
sweeps are discriminatory and
racially motivated. They also
have charged that those taken
into custody are being denied
certain rtghta, such as being per-
mitted to talk to an attorney.
Baseball, soccer
camps planned
Baseball and soccer s um-
mer camps for youngsters
have been scheduled in La -
guna Beach beginning June
14 and running through Aug
27
Baseball camp w iU feature
Instructors from the high
school team and is set to run
in four sessions.
The sessions are set for
June 14 to 18; June 21 to 25,
• Laguna N1guel's auxilia-
ry of Children's Home Socie-
ty, Les Petlles Fleurs. has
slated its second annual wo-
men's doubles tennis tourna-
ment for May 13 and 14 at
the Laguna Niguel Racquet
Club.
The· soc_iety is <t non-profit
•The Dana Point Women's
Club is sponsoring tennis
classes for both males and
females of all ages and sk1lb
The ei~ht one-hour c.lasst-i.
•The Laguna Beach Mu-
seum of Art will present a
free hour of chamber music
f o r c h i ldre n e ntitl ed
"Concerts ·in Miniature"
Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.
Led by cellist and the
former conductor of the
Orange County Symphony
Orchestra Frieda BeUnfante,
the musicians will d emon-
June 28 to July 2 .md July 12
lo 16
&x>t't."r ('Umps will be hl'ld
July 19 to 2a. Aug 2 to 6:
Aug. 9 lo 1:3, Aug. 16 to 20
and Aug. 23 to 27
The ('amps will 1ndudc• in-
SlrlJ('tlon In rundament.als and
additional work for interme-
diate and advancc·d athletes
S<'hool aged youngsters ar<'
em-ouragcd t.o attc•nd
For mon· mformat1on c:..11
497-6001
volun1.in1y supportt-d child
and family "*'rYl<.'t· agt·my for
adoption. <.hlld t<irP. Coster
homt:!>, pubh<. <.·dut'Jl1on and
pn•vent1on or C'hJld JhU"-<'
further 1nforrnut1on on th<.·
so<.·a·ty and th<.· 1cnn1s t11ur-
namc·nt l'an be ohl<im<.·d bv
tl• I<.· phon 1 ng ·HJ :3 50 7 I o'r
495 4241
<.'<>st $18 and t•nrullm<·nts now
Jr<.' bt•mg a<.·<.•cptt•d Cont<i<. t
1t•nn1s instructor M1<.·hael El-
h .. rgy at ·H>:J-5 108
Stratt> the V(•rsatJIJtV or t.'a('h
instrument In the eruembl1·
Sponsored by the mu -
seum's ~un1 or C'OUn c1l, the
concert 1s geared toward
clt•mentary-age children The
c-ounciJ suggests that chiJdren
attending be a t least eight
years old.
The Laguna Bea,·h Mu-
seum of Art is locawd at 307
Cliff Drive, Laguna &ach.
Onofre leak solved
Problems that caused a non-
radioactive leak to a nuclear po-
wer plant in San Onofre have
been identified and corrected,
Southern California Edison Co
reported Thursday.
Water from the reactor's coo-
ling system escaped Wednesday
from Unit 2 of the San Onofre
Nuclear Generating Station.
which is undergoing startup t.es·
ting. Such leakage is common to
the s ta rtup proceaure 1n any
large power plant. company spo-
kesman David Barron said.
The incident occurred during
t.esung for leakage 1n valves and
piping in the reactor coolant
system at high tt>mperatures and
pressures, Barron said
Nuclear fuel m the reactor~
not yet been 1rradiated and nc
rad1oacuv1ty was released in thE
111c1dent, he said
· The president sought to re-
employ a tactic that worked ex-
tremely well for him a year ago:
Encouraging the people of the
nation to apply pressure. through
letters and telegrams and tele-
phone calls to their representa-
tives in Congress.
"He'll say that the people who
contributed to the economic pro-
blems we see today are standing
in the way of solving them. one
aide predicted.
And a well-connected lobbyist,
summarizing a White House
briefing he had received, predic-
ted: "He's going to really take
the gloves off."
When she was then released
and pulled out from the center
divider back onto the San Dlego
Freeway at Avery Parkway, the
CHP said she collided with a
moton:yle operated by Gary Mc-
Clennahan of San Clemente.
McClennahan was taken to
Milsion Community Hospital and
later transferred to Camp Pend-
leton. His condition was descri-
bed u good.
'Alabama' tops country music
~ torugnt w!ln 1em~alU<H
r•nglng from 5~ to 59 Morr.ing
low clouds on Saturday wllh
lllOSlly cleerlng In early afternoon
" Some hazy 1un1h1na due High• 'Mio 70
EIMwtlefa. from Po+nl Concep-
tion lo the MHl<:an bord•r and
OUI l!O "'"-Light variable Wind•
nlgtll ~ mornlnt!:.u••. beco-
ming -· 10 tout I 10 to 15 knOtl In 1"-al1~ today 9f'ld
Saturday Wulllfly await I to 2
l••I, e11cep1 local 3 10 5-1001
combined ... , In ou1e1 wa1 .. 1
MOtllly cloudy through Sltu•day
'#1111 pertlat CIHrlng and 1ome ~ ltl lht •ll•noon
But that didn't happen.
Some sunshine due
Tempe ratures
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54 35
83 68 70 44 ee 38 87 49
68 44
83 54 ee 42 81 34
86 65 .18
48 28 .19 eo 34
S5 43 S7 72 ee 38 58 33
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57 47 OnWla M 49 Aed 8luff 13 47 eo 52 °'1endo ee 83 A«twooct City eo 60
82 48 ~ M 51 Stcflll'Ml'l10 IO 41
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Mandrell, Haggard share best vocalist awards
By 'l'llle A.11oclated Pre11
The rocking country band cal-
led Alabama wu the big winner
at the 17th a nnual Academy of
Country Music awards, taking
two honors in addition to being
named entertainers of the year.
Barbara Mandrell WU named
top female vocaliat Thursday
night, Merle Haggard won top
male vocalist, and the duo of
David Friuell and Shelly West
won top vocal duo and song of
the year, for "You're the Reuon
God Made Oklahoma," in the
ceremony at Knott'• Berry Fann.
Alabama, which lea than two
years ago was playing a bar in
Myrtle Beach, S .C., claimed
"Hat" trophiea for top vocal
group and album of the year for
their "Feeb So Right." A year
ago, the band won the top vocal
group award.
"I think the academy ju.It kind
or leada the way," Mid lead •in·
ger Randy Owen. "It's a great
honor. Last year we did 300 days
on the road and we're glad all the
people listened."
MiH Mandrell's top female
vocaliat award marked her fourth
honor from the Los Angeles -
baaed academy.
''You've been very, very good
to me for a very long time," the
singer told the audience of 2,000
at the Buena Park amusement
park.
Haggard was not on hand to
claim his best male vocalist tro-
phy -his 14th Hat trophy and
his sixth for male vocalist
Juice Newton wu another air
sentee winner in the bes t new
ftrnale vocalist category. But
Ricky Skaggs said, ''Thank you,
Lord" u he collected his award
for best new male vocaliat.
The Oak Ridge Boya, gospel
aingen turned country, won the sin&1e record of the year award
for ''Elvira." The song is the
subject of a $10 million federal
lawsuit by members and survi-
vors of the Rivingtons, who claim
that the "Oo-papa-mau-mau"
refrain of "Elvira" was stolen
from a Rivingtons hit.
However. in accepting the best
single award, Oak Ridge Boy Joe
Bonsall said without referring to
the lawsuit that the band had
first h eard "Elvira" sung by a
group in Texas a few years ago.
"If we knew the name of that
little group in Texas we'd buy
them a Cadillac," Bonsall said.
The Clint F.astwood film "Any
Which Way You Can" became
the first winner of the newly-
crea ted Tex Ritter award for
country motion picture of the
year. That award was presented
by Ritter's aons, "Three's Com-
pany" star John Ritter and his
brother Tom.
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Sirhan plot linked to county jail I
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From Wire Services
SOLEDAD -Inmate Robert
Bell, who said he first associated
wilh a witness against Sirhan
Sirhan in Orange County Jail,
labeled the witness "a chronic
liar" Thursday.
Bell testified to the parole
board about witneaa Lawrence
Eugene Wilaon, who had told the
board Sirhan had threatened to
kill Sen. F.dward M. Kennedy.
Bell was the 'second witness of
the day to dispute the d'eath
threat claim.
Sirhan, convicted assassin of
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JUST STEP BACK -Marine parachutist departs from heli-
copter during air show practice Thursday at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station. It's easy. All you hav~ to do is stand on the
Sen. Robert F . K ennedy, has
denied allegations of threats
against the second Kennedy bro-
ther.
Bell, a convicted burglai, told
Sirhan'• parole board that key
witness Wilson, le "a chronic liar"
and "a prolific manipulator .. "
The board is considering whether
to rescind Sirhan's 1984 parole
date.
Bell said Wilson approached
him in 1978 and suggested he
corroborate Wil.10n'a story about
the alleged Sirhan death threat.
"He wanted me to say I over-
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end of the ramp at the rear of the helicopter and take one step
backward. The helicopter will pull away at about 100 mph.
Oh, don't forget to pull the ripcord.
Many seek
jobs left
by aliens
Argentina cut o f f Man held
in prank
More than 20 would-be work-
ers showed up at the B.P . John
fu~'ture plant in Santa Ana to-da seeking to fill jobs formerly
he by suspected undocumented
wo kers removed Thursday by
federal agents.
An employee said the firm's
personnel office was busy hand-
ling applications this morning in
the wake of the raid In which 130
workers were taken into custody.
immigration and Naturalizati·
on Service and Borde r Patrol
agents descended on the plant at
2001 E. Dyer Road as part of the
week-long "Operatio n Jobs"
campaign belni cond\tt!ted
nationwide.
The purpose of the operation is
to remove undocumented work-
ers from jobs. thus making the
positions available to people who
are either U.S. citizens or are in
the county legally, officials say.
Thursday's enforcement action
in Orange County' also led to the
detention of 52 people employed
at the West American Rubber
Co., 750 N. Main S t., Orange.
A switchboard operator said
the firm would have no comment
on the raid.
Since Monday, when the first
raids occurred In Los Angeles,
more than 600 suspected undo-
cumented workers haye been ta-
ken into custody. Many workers
were released after producing
documen ta showing they were
Jeplly within the United St.at.es.
(SM IOB, P .. e A!)
NATION
·u.s. aids Britain
in Falkland crisis
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
United States today offered mi-
litary supplies to Britain in the
Falkland Islands crlaia, while
suspending arms aalea and loan
guarantees to Argentina. Presi-
dent Reagan accuted Argentina
of armed aggreaalon and aaid it
"must not be allowed to succeed."
So ended four weeks of neu-
trality in the territorial dispute
over the South Atlantic islands.
Secretary of State Alexander
M. Haig Jr. announced the oanc-
Uons against Argentina and the
off er of aid to Britain. although
ruling out any "direct U.S. mili-
tary involvement" in the height-
eninl{ crisis.
He said Reagan ordered the
sanctions against Argentina be-
cause the Buenos Aires govern-
ment refused to compromise in
the dispute over control of the
islands.
Haig said the Falklands crisis
"ia about to enter a new and
dangerous phue in which large-
scale milltary action ls Ukelv."
At the White House, Reagan
told Midwest edlton and broad-
casters that Ar1entlna waa the
aggressor "in thla dispute over
the 80VettiCJ'tty of that little ice-
cold ~of land down t.here,
and they finally just l'ftOl1ed to
armed agr-'or\ and there WU
bloodshed.
"And I think the prlndple that
all of UI mwt ab6dle by ii armed
agl' I Hkm of that kind mwt not
be allowed to succeed," the pre-
sident laid.
He said he wa1 sure the United
States would honor any British
request for aid, becauae he knew
they would not make any request
he could not honor.
But Reagan aald he had not
received any respon.e to the of-
fer -"At thla moment we've
had no request for such help'' -
and repeated Halg's aaaurance
that "there would be no direct
involvement militarily by the
United St.ates."
The tilt toward Britain had
been expected, but the American
stance waa toughened wlth
Halg's announcement that the
United States "will respond po-
sitively to requeata for materiel
support for British forces." He
did not aay what kind of supplies
would be involved.
He spoke as both Britain and
Argentina 1et up war zones
arowld the dlaputed illanda. The
Britiah bad lmpoeed a full bloc-
kade of the repon at 4 a.m. PI.Yr,
and Argentina responded by de-
cJ.arina a blockade of lta own.
Deapite Hail'• peaimbtic u -
ee.rnent of the pwpedl of war,
fteaaan WU heard to remark that
neltner aide 1eemed to want to
ltart the ahootinc·
Rapn w• overheard mak:lJ\I
t hat comment to 1en atora at a
White House meeting on t he
bud1et. "It Juat aeema obviou1
that no one wanta t.o star t the
(SM FAL&LAND, P ... Al)
COUN TY
A lot of hot air
911 call
Taking a hard line on abu8ers
of their new 911 emergency
telephone system, Irvine police
officers arrested a youth they
ujd made a prank murder report
Th~~ to the police report,
David Jacbon Clark. al8o known
u David Bojorek, of 43 Choate,
admitted to officen he made the bofrua call, in which he claimed
he wu being murdered.
The 18-year-old aaid he wu
watching television with some
friends when he decided to dial
the new 911 number and ICJ'eam
foe help, the report said.
H:.:C::ently didn't realize
the of a caller immedia-
tely flaahea on a switchboard
terminal when any call ia receiv-
ed on the 911 line, said Irvine
police Lt. Bob Lennert
The phony report waa the first
received on the 911 line since it
WH opened April 19, Lennert
added.
Clark waa booked ln Orange
County Jail on suapidon of mm,
false emergency reports, with
bail set at $500.
''Our concern la that this ii
atrictly an emerpncy line," said
Lennert. "We need to keep lt
open in cMf! aomeone elle really
does have an emerpslC')'."
Bus service set
TEL A VIV, llrael (AP) -
Recular bua service between
F.cYpt and Israel began 1:l
in another atep toward •
zed relations
'nw Gordon e.nrillU Balloon Mei Will bi bitld ln
IWntain y.u.y fOI' the thArd OOllleCUtMt yw. w ... .....,.
heard him and Sirhan talking
about political figures and that I
heard him say he was going to
aHa11inate Edward Kennedy
after h1a (Sirhan'•) release," Bell
aald.
Inftlally, Bell said he did tell
that story to authorities but now
claimed he was lying. When~
role board member Lorett.a ~
her referred to a prevloua state-
ment by Bell quoting Sirhan •
saying, "l ain't finished with him
(Robert Kennedy) yet. I'll get hit
brother," Bell was adamant.
(See SIRHAN, Pa1e A%)
E YING SKY -Marine Maj. Tom Guiney peers through
goggles and window of helicopter. He was watching para·
chutists jump from another helicopter during practice'
Thursday for weekend Marine air show at El Toro. See story
and additional photo, Page Bl. ~
Extra parking set
for El Toro show
The Marines at El Toro are
providing extra parking areas for
the expected 350,000 vi.aiton to
Saturday and Sunday's open
hou.e and air show.
A new parking area will be
available for vlsltora near the
Marine baae golf course, and
lhuttl~buaes will be pt'ovided to
trarwport viewen t.o and from the
air ahow.
Other pU'king areM Include an
area near the atatlon picnic
s.ro_un da, two areas along the
flight line near Bulldin& #6 and
another near Gate 9.
For thoee who want to park
near the aolf COW'M and catch a
ride to the 1how, take the San
INDEX
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head east to Trabuco Road and
tum left.
Continue along Trabuco and
enter the air station near the ..
course. The route will be open•
until 1:45 p.m. both days.
Gates to the air station will be
open from 9:30 a .m . to 6 p.m.
both days for the open hou•,
static display of aircraft and U.
noon air show.
FJorida dar~ened ·
MIAMI (~) -Traffic~
went dark and elevators ltoDPeil
between floors as a ruah -fio-
power faOure aldpped .a"CJ9 tblt
Swwhlne State ThUnday.
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1hootlng," he said.
Argentine Foreign Minister
•.Nicanor Co1ta Mendes aaid in
1New York that hJs nation had not
~jected the last U.S. peace pro-!oaa ls, but he only made
'oblervationa" Thursday.
, "I want to make clear that
Areentlna has not rejected the
1(.Jnited States proposal," he told
~porters after Haig's announce
.cnent, insisting Argentina is pre-
~ "to negotiate and negotiate
li'
and ne,otiate."
He aald Ar1entlna "la always
ready to comply with ,Security
Council NIOlu tJon 502 And to ac-
cept intervention of the United
Natlona or any of ita organa and,
of courae, of the 1ecre·
tary-general."
But, at the aame Ume, he rei-
terated his nation'• insiatence on
resumpdon ol Argentine rule of
the islands.
.~IRHAN HEARIN6 ...
1 "He didn't say none of that," Walson is a chronic liar," he tes-
'Bell said of Sirhan. Asked if he llfied. Asked if Sirhan ever dis-~ a conversation about Ken-cussed politics, he sald no. ~.he said, "No, I didn't:" "fie didn't talk to hardly
Bell said he a~ to lie for anybody," he said. "He was just
W ilson when the two of \hem by himself."
~ere togethe r at the Orange Asked who Sirhan's closest
County Jail because Wilson con-friend was, he aaid: ''Himself."
lvinced him he had "juice" and Asked if he migbt be getting
tould inlluence authorities to be something for this testimony, he
lenient with Bell, who was then reJ>Ued: "l ain't gettin' nothin' ."
ffwaiting trial. Earlier, William "Old Man"
"He was always buddy-buddy Kogan, 60. said Sirhan, whom he
Jlnd asked m e if I needed considered a friend, was the tar-.n)'thinB." he said of Wilson. But get of opportunia\ic pri8oners who
'later he said he learned that sought to mhke points for them·
Wilson was known throughout selves by wheedling Sirhan's life
the prison system as a liar. s tor y out of him and embelli-
{, ·~Everybody know s Larry shm~ 1t I .
)OB SEEKERS . • •
'{'hose who cannot produce
necessary papers face deporta-
ltion. .
gious groups who claim t h e
sweeps are discriminatory and
racially motivated. They a lso
have charged that those taken
O peration Jobs haa drawn into custody are being den ied
ttrong protest from leaders of certain rights, such as being per-
Hispanlc, civil rights and re li-milted to talk to an attorney.
* * * (:ounty jobless rate
I
expected to rise
Nuke bill backe d
WASHTNGTON (AP) -Le-
(illation to require the Energy
Department to establish a policy
for short-term and pe rmanen t
Jdlsposal of radioactive nuclear
waste h as been passed by the
Senate and sent to the House.
6.1 percent jobless rate "still
compares very favorably" to the
March unemployment rates for
the state and the nation -9.4
and 9 percent nsp«tively.
The EDD figures indicated that
73.000 Orange County residents
• were out of work 1n Maren,
compared to 72,000 in Februarr.
The unemployment rate rem~1-
ned unchanged because the sue
of the labor market increased.
The March 1982 rate compared
to an unemployment rate of 4.3
percent pied In March of last
year m ~e C.OU.Oty.
Ms. Yett.er uid the outlook for
the future isn't bright, predicting
that the joble11 rate will rise
conalderably in future months
becau.e of near-certain layoffa in
manufacturing.
WASHlNGTON (AP) -Pre-
sident Reaaan's aidea cautlouaJy
Jet out advance word that hl1
speech to the nation would have
"aome new ideas."
But in the end there was little
new in what he said Thursday
night.
Reagan's nationally broadC3$t
speech delivered from the Oval
Office:
-Offered no changea In hie
proposal to break the budget
deadlock.
-Offered no new proposals
for altering the debate and pro-
cedure under which the CongTI!SI
will tackle his 1983 spending
plan.
Reagan endorsed a proposed
Constitutional amendment. pen-
ding in the House and Senate,
that ge nerally w ould require
Congress to approve a balanced
budget in the future, except in
wartime. It would take a three-
fifths vote of each chamber to
approve a deficit budget any
other time. But even that step re flected
Reagan's long-standing support
fer the balanced budget concept.
He said at a Marc h 31 ne w s
conference that he liked the Idea.
adding the caveat that it "must
also carry with it a limitation on
taxes."
That tax condition was mming
from his speech Thursday eve-
nine. · The president sought to re -
employ a tactic that worked ex-
tremely well for him a year ago:
Encouraging the people of the
nation to apply pressure, through
letters and telegrams and tele-
phone calls to their representa-
tives in Congress.
Woman held
in a ssault on
Irvine officer
A 41-year-old Newport Beach
woman was arrested at an Irvine
coff~ shop early today after slae
allegedly locked a police officer
in the stemach.
Betty Jeanne Bulloc k, 280
Cagney St., was booked into
Orange County Jail on suspicion
o f assault on a police officer, a
misdemeanor. Bail was aet at $2.-
500.
Officer John Coltrane was
called to the Airporter Inn coffee
shop at 2:20 a.m. today after ho-
tel security guards already had
made a c1t1zen's arrest of the su -
spect for being drunk an public
and throwing a salt shaker at a
waitress, said Lt. Bob Lennert.
As Coltrane began to handcuff
her , she kic ked him, Lennert
said. Coltrane was not hurt.
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After repeating many of the
economic arguments he has made
·in the past, he told hta audience:
"Make your voice heard: let
your representatives know that
yuu support the kind of fair, ef·
fectlve approach l have ouUJned
for you tonight. Let them know
that you stand behind our reco-
very program. You did It once,
you can do It again."
Youth ruled
eligible for
Little League
Nadonal Little League officials
have ruled that 12-year-old Arri
Buford i1 eligible to continue
playing bueball in the Fountain
Valley North league.
The decision ia expected to
end a residency dispute surroun-
dina the youngster.
Mike Engel, president of
Fountain Valley North, said
national Little League officials in
Williamsport, Pa., notified him
late this week of their decision
that Arri is eligible.
Thomas L . Brown, attorney for
the Buford family, has indicated
the family will drop its lawsuit
against Little League as soon as
written confirmation of the deci-
sion is received.
Arri is expected to be playing
with his team the Astros on Sat-
urday at the Llihthouse Lane
field in Fountain Valley.
The Buford family lived in
Fountain Valley for nine years.
Last year, Arri's father James
Buford, a disabled veteran, mo-
ved temporarily to Detroit for
medlcal treatment.
Arri, however. was living In
Fountajn Valley with a family
friend during December and Ja-
nuary, when Little League regi·
stration for the current season
waa conducted, Engel said.
With strong pitcning and hat-
ting, Arri helped the Astro6 reach
first place.
The Veterans Administration
recently re located the Buford
family to Garden Grove, and
some rival coaches protested that
Arri was not eligible to play In
Fountain Valley North.
One-<lay tripe to Ensenada.
Mexico and to the Ramona
Outdoor Play will be offered
In May by Irvine's Commu-
nity Services Department.
In addition, the city also
will 11ell $10 pueea to the 20th
annual Renallaan~ Pleasure
Faire ln Agoura.
For the Ensenada trip on
May 15, a bus will leave the
Irvine Civic Center. Jamboree
Road and McGaw Avenue, al
7:30 a .m. a nd will return
about 9:30 p.m. Participan~s
switch buses at the Mexican
border.
F ee for the excursion as
$28.50, which includes re-
freshments served on the bus.
The Ramona pageant. ccle-
• A seminar in tra1n 1ng
your pets will be prest:ntccf
Wednesday al 7:30 p.m. at thl'
University Park Clubhouse.
The session headed by dog
obt.>daence trainer Sae Myles
ts free and sponsored by the
city's Animal Car e Center
Pet owners are urged to bring
questions, but no animals.
Meanwhile. the non-profit
group that assists at the shel-
ter wall hold a fund -raising
"Second Time Around Sale"
• A pool tournament and
pot luck dinner for teen-agers
is planned May 15 at Heritage
Park Youth Services Center,
4601 Walnut Ave., Irvine.
The tournament winne r
wall receive a pool cue. said
• A half-day deep sea fi-
shing tnp "to allow teens to
catch their parents• din-
ner" is planned June 5, ac·
cording to Scott Smith of the
Irvin e City Youth Serv1t'es
program.
Fee for the tnp, open to all
I.rvme teen-agers. is $22. That
bratang the roman<.-v 01 (•<.m y
California, wall Ix· prL'St.'nl1'tf
for the 55th year Saturday 111
the San Jacinto Vall<'y A bus
will leave the C1v1c Cc•nu·r Jt
11 a m a nd r<.-turn <in1und
7 30 p.m
The $1K ft~ 1ndudl'S trans-
p o rtati o n on iln L11r
conditioned bus and adm1s-
s1on
No transporu.uon I!> offn1'<.1
through thl· ca ty for l~w Hl·
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Tickets at SJ)l"t:tal gmu11 rau·s
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'Alabama' tops country music
Mandrell, Haggard share best vocalist a wa rds
By TM Aaaoclatecl Pre11
The rocking country band cal-
led Alabama was the big winner
at the 17th annual Academy of
Country Music awards, taking
two honors in addition to being
named entertainers of the year.
Barbara Mandrell was named
top female vocalist Thursday
n ight, Merle Haggard won top
male vocaJist, and the duo of
David Frizzell and Shelly West
won top vocal duo and song of
the year, for "You're the Reason
God Made Oklahoma," In the
ceremony at Knott's Berry Fann.
Alabama, whlch less than two
years ago was playing a bar in
Myrtle Beach, S .C., claimed
"Hat" trophies for top vocal
group and album of the year for
their "Feela So Right." A year
ago, the band won the top vocal
group award.
"l think the academy juat kind
ot lea<U the way," uid lead 1ln-
ger Randy Owen. "It's a great
honor. Last year we did 300 days
on the road and we're glad all the
people listened."
Miss Mandre ll's top female
vocalist award marked her fourth
honor from the Los Angeles·
based academy.
"You've been very, very good
to me for a very long time." the
singer told the audienre of 2,000
at the Buena Park dmusement
park.
Haggard was not on hand to
claim his best male vocalist tro·
phy -his 14th Hat trophy and
his sixth for male vocalist
Juice Newton was another ab-
sentee winner in the best new
female vocalist category. But
Ricky Skaggs said, "Thank you,
Lord" as he collected his award
for best new male vocalist. ~ The Oak Ridge Boys, gospel
singers turned country, won the
single record of the year award
for "Elvira." The song as the
subject of a $1 0 million fed era l
lawsuit by members and s urvi-
vors of the Rivingtons, who claim
that the "Oo-papa-mau-mau ..
refrain of "Elvira" was stolen
from a Rivmgtons hit.
However. m accepting the best
single award, Oak Ridge Boy Joe
Bonsall said without referring to
the lawsuit that the band had
first heard "Elvira" sung by a
group in Texas a few years ago,
"If we knew the name of that
Jattle group in Texas we'd buy
them a CadlJJac," Bonsall sa1d
The Clint Eastwood film "Any
Which Way You Can" became
the first winner o f the newly·
created Tex Ritter award for
country motion picture of the
year. That award was prt!Sented
by Ritter's sons, "Three's Com-
pany" star John Ritter and his
brother Tom.
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.Fluor geu China coal deal
Qalna NaUonal c.o.J Dewlopment Corp., a unit of
the ~ of c.o.J lndUICl'y, and nuor Mining &
Metala l.nc., a l\lblldlary of Fluor C.orp., jolntly an-
nowad the llcn1ni of a aontnct to modernize and
aped the ll'uibun Wert open pt mine in Liaoning
province.
The contract. the tint of lta kind for China 'a coal
tndwtry, calla for lnt'ttulna~uction to 5 million
tom ~ yell' of coal and 8 tom per year of oil thale. The ICOpe of Fluor'a w · · lncludes engineering
and deai8Jl 1ervice. ueoclated with mine planning. =~t .election and modernization uf materlala
Total Vllue of the project would be approximately
U.S. ~million U performed in the United States. The
value of FM&M'• lel'Vicea wu not dl9Cloeed.
Bank directors named ~
A lfOUP of 0ranp County buainess and financial
executives have been elected directors of Enterprise
NaUonal BUik (1n cqan11.adon).
l'.Jeeted were Giarae S. M~ MD.; Roger C.
P9l1er; Geoffrey L . Stack; Kathryn G. Thompson; and
l!meft C. Wu.on. Jr.
TheYt wU1 be joined on the board by President
n.mothy Peralta and Robert N. Manley, executive vice
pnllidenL Eftierprile National BAnk plans to locate in
the Wannfneton Plaza.
Crocker relocates
Crocker Bank has moved it• Huntington Beach
banking ottice to 19&40 Beach Boulevard in the New-
land Sboppina C-enter.
I
Merger announced
American State Bank, Newport Beach, an-
noa.noed it executed a merger agreement for the pre·
vioualy announced lale of' 100 percent of ita out.sta.n-dina stock to a newly formed company owned by Dr.
'l'laf Mini Yu of Tokyo, Japan.
The ~twill be submitted to shareholders
for approval within 60 days,
The putthue price of $10.~0 per share will be
pay~ble f8 in cash and $4.60 ln promiasery notes, beart.nC tnt.es'elt at 13 percent per annum.
Contract awarded
Balllne-Parka/South Dlvilioo of KACOR Deve-
lopment Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of
Kaiser Aluminum and Cbemlcal Corporation, an-
nounced the award of a construction contract to
Gentoli Brea., Inc. for the Huntington Plaza, the 25,-
0001quare foot office building will be located at ~lsa
Avenue and Dan Lane 1n the Huntington Beach
Buainele Park.
It ia echeduled for oompletioo in November .
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES
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FRIDAY. APRIL 30. 1982 (Jq ANGF COlJN I 'r C ALIFORNIA 25 CEN TS ,
, Sirhan plOt llnked to county jail
I From Wire Services board about witness Lawre nce Se n. Ro be rt F. K enned y, has The board ls considering whether heard h im a nd Sirhan talking
.. .
I SOLEDAD -lnmate Robert Eugene Wilson, whp had told the de nied alle gations of threats to rescind &irhan 's 1984 parole about political figures and that l
I Bell, who said he fi rst associated board Sirhan had threatened to against the second Kennedy bro-date. heard him say he was going to
with a witness aga in s t Sirhan kill Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. ther. Bell said Wilson a pproached assassina te Ed w a rd Ke nnedy
S irhan In Ora nge County J ail, Bell was the second witn~ of Bell, a convicted burglar, 'told him in 1978 a nd suggeste d he aft.er his (Sirhan's) release," Bell
labeled the w itness l"a chronic the day to d ispute the d eath Sirha n's parole board that ker, corroborate Wilson's story about said.
liar" Thursday. threat claim. witness Wilson, is "a chronic liar ' the alleged Sirhan death threat. Initially, Bell said he d id tell
Bell test ified to the parole Sirhan, convicted assassin of and "a prolific manipulator." "He wanted me to say I over-t hat story to authorities but now
JUST STEP BACK -Ma rine parachutist de parts from he li-
copter during air show practice Thursday at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station. It's easy. All you hav~ to do is stand on the
0-. Net,........, Gery~
end of the ramp at the rear of the helicopter and take one step
backward. The helicopter will pull away at about 100 mph.
Oh, don't forget to pull the ripcord.
Many seek
jobs-left
Argentina eut off Art f es ti val
slated for
l,500 kids by aliens
More than 20 would-be work-
ers showed up al the B.P John
furniture plant m Santa Ana to-
day seeking l.O Cill JObs formerly
held by suspected undocumented
workers removed Thursday by
federal agents.
U.S. aids Britain
in Falkland crisis
be allowed to succeed," the pre-
sident laid.
About l.~ handicapped stu-
d e n ta from Orange County
achoo la will be partid paling Sat-
u rd a y' ift the sixth annual "A
Very Special Arta Festival" al
South C oast Plaza sh opping
cent.er in Costa Mesa.
.
d a1med he was lying. When pa;
role board member Loretta Coli
lier referred to a previous stat.et
menl by Bell quoting Sirhan 84
saying, "I ain't fi nished with hln}
(Robert Kennedy) yet. I'll get hut
brother," Bell was adamant.
(See SIRHAN, Pace A!)
An employee said the firm 's
personnel office was busy hand-
ling applications this morning In
the wake of the raid in which 130
workers were taken into custody.
immigration and Naturalizati·
on Service a nd Border Pa trol
agents d~-ended on the plant at
200 I E. Dyer Road as part of the
week-lo ng "Operation Jobs"
(See JOB, Page AZ )
WAS HINGTON (AP) -The
United States today offered mi-
litary supplies to Britain In the
Falkla nd Islands crisis, while
suspending arms sales and loan
guarantees to Argentina. Presi-
dent Reagan accused Argentina
of armed aggression and said it
"must not be allowed to succeed."
So ended four weeks of neu-
trality In the territorial dispute
over the South Atlantic islands.
He said he was sure the United
States would honor any British
request for aid, because he knew
they would not make any request
he could not honor.
But Reagan aald he had not
recelved any responae to the of-
fer -"At this moment we've
had no request for such help" -
and repeated Haig's assurance
that ''there would be no direct
Involve ment militarily by the
United Stat.es."
Carol Johnston, star of the
television show "Lefty," and Jay
Maclnt.olh of "The W<ons" will
be on hand for the opening ce-
remonies at 10:30 a .m . in the
Carousel area.
EYING SKY -Marine Maj. T om Guiney peers through
goggles and window o f helicopter . H e was watching para-
chutists jump from another h e licopter during practiae
Thursday for weekend Marine a ir show a t El Toro. See story
and_ additional photo, Page Bl. 7
Candidates'
forum in CdM
All four candida tes for the
fifth district supervisor ial seat,
including incumbent S upervisor
Thomas Riley, are expected to
attend a forum Sunday afternoon
at the Oasis senior citiz.ens cent.er
in Corona del Mar.
The 3 to 5 p.m. forum, sponso-
red by t he Le~ o f Wome n
Vot.en and the tal Coalition
of Concerned Citii.ens, ls open to
the public. .
_ 1'he senior citizens center is
located at 800 Marguerite Ave.
The candidates are Rlle)I, Dr.
Gene Atherton, David Hlr8Chler
and Al Arps.
NATION
Secretary of State Alexander
M. Haig Jr. announced the sanc-
tions Against Argentina and the
offer of aid to Britain, although
ruling out any "direct U.S. mili-
tary involvement" in the height-
ening crisis.
He said Reagan ordered the
sanctions against Argentina be-
cause the Buenos Aires govern-
ment refused to compromise in
the dispute over control of the
islands. Haig said the Falklands crisis
"Is about to enter a n ew and
dangerous phase in which large-
scale military action is likely."
At the White Houae, Reagan
told Midwest editors and broad-
casters that Argentina wu the
aggressor "in this dispute over
the sovereignty of that little ice-
oold bunch of land down there,
and they finally just retarted to
anned agrellion and there was
bloodahed
"And I think the principle that
all of ua must abkle by ia armed
~ of that kind must not
Gold closes at 1342. 70
NEW YORK (AP) -Gold plummeted to '342.70
an ounce today, a loll of t13.10, •J>.PU!D~Y~d~ to
=~=~~~~ had clmed ln LoftdOri at .. l .IO.
The tilt toward Britain had
been expected, but the American
s tance was to ughe ned with
Halg's announcement that the
(See FALKLAND, Page A!)
Man found
dead in bed
Police have discovered the
body of a 28-year-old Costa Me5a
man who had been dead six days.
The body of Gary Lee John-
son, 523 Bernard Street, was
diacovered in his bed at 6:30 p.m.
Thursday after neighbors be-
came suapicioua -' called police.
Police aaid ~ was no evi-
dence of foul play. A spokesman
for the ~ County Coroner's
office said the man died April 23.
An autoPI)' WU IChed~ today
to determine the cause of death.
COUNTY
A lot of hot air
Students will display their art
wock and perform aonga, dances
and musical programs until 4
p.m. at the shopping cent.er.
Studenta from Fairview State
Hospital will participate in two
dance routines near the Sears
store at 11 a.m.
Studenta from the Huntington
Beach City School District will
perform from 1:40 to 2:30 in the
Jewel Court.
Also, studenta from the Hunt-
ington Beach Union High School
District, Maanollil School District
and the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District will display art
projecta. ,
Benefits slashed
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Slee·
ping pills, antihistamines, and
eyeglasses for people with 20-40
vision or better are among the
Medi-Cal benefita to be elimina-
ted in a tentative plan to cut the
program by $500 million, a legl-
alative aide said Thureday.
The Gordon Bennett Balloon &ice will be held in
Fountain Valley for &he third. conMCUtiw y..r. Wee-
kender.
'
E~tra_ parking se~
for El Toro show
The Marines at El T oro a re
providing extra perking areas for
the expected 350,000 visitors to
S aturday and Sunday's ope n
houae and air show.
A new parking area will be
available for visitors near the
Marine base golf course, and
shuttle bwtea will be provided to
transport viewers to and from the
air show.
Other perking areas include an
area near the station picnic
g_rounds, two areas along the
flight line near Building #6 and
another near Gat.e 9.
For those who want to park
near the golf coune and catch a
ride to the ah ow. take the San
INDEX
A4
A6
B6-7
A6
82
DlJ>3..8 m
C1 A6
SPORT:.;
Diego Freeway to Lake Forest,
head east to Trabuco Road and
tum left.
Continue along Trabuco anct
enter the air station near the go\(
course. The route will be ope&.
until 1:45 p.m. both days.
Gates to the air station will be
o pen from 9:30 a .m. to 5 p.~.
both days for the open house,
static display of aircraft and the
noon air show.
Florida darkened ·
MIAMI (AP) -Traffic signals
went dark and elevators stop~
between Cloors as a ruah-hoU:r
power failure skipped acra. tip
Sunshine State Thunday.
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SIRHAN HEARING . • •
"He didn't aay none of that,"
Bell said of Sirhan. Alked If he
•beard a conversation about Ken-
()edy, he said. "No, l didn't."
Bell said hl• agreed to lie for
Wilton when the two of them
1wer e together a t the Orange
County Jail txx·ause Wil!!On con-
vinced him he had "juice" and
Id Influence authorities to be
JenJent with Bell, who was then
waiting triaJ.
( "l:le was always buddy-buddy
iJilnd aske d me if 1 need ed ;,cY'\hini." he sald of Wllaon. But
taler h e said he learned that
'Wtbon was known throughout
~ priaon system a~ a liar.
• "i verybody knows Larry
c.
Wilson Is a chronic liar," he tes-
tified. Asked lf Sirhan ever di.-
cussed politica, he uld no.
"H'e dtdn't talk to hardly
anybody," he said. "He waa jutt
by himself."
Asked who Sirhan's clost'at
friend was. he uid: "Himself."
Asked 11 he might be getting
something for this testimony, he
replied: ''l ajn't gettin' nothin'."
Earlier, William "Old Ma n"
Kogan. 60, aald Sirhan. whom he
considered a friend, was the tar-
get of opportuniltic prllonera who
sought to make points for them-
selves by wheedling Sirhan's life
story out of him and embelli-
shin~ it.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pre-
1Mdent Reasan's aides cautiously
let out advance word that hi1
speech to the nation would have
"some new ideas."
But in the nd there waa little
new in what he said Thursday
night.
Reagan's nationally broadcast
speech delivered from the Oval
Office:
-Ottered no changes in h is
proposal to break the budget
deadlock.
-Offered no new proposals
for altering the debate and pro-
cedure under which the Congress
w i ll tackle his 1983 spending
plan.
·FALKLAND CRISIS. • •
Reagan e ndorsed a proposed
Constalutaonal amendment, pen-
ding an the House and Senate,
that generally would require
Congress to approve a balanced
IJudge t an the future, except in
wartime. It would take a three-
firths vote of each chamber to
approve a deficit budget any
"' ht>r lime.
,United States "will respond po-
.pltively to requests for materiel
1upport for Bri tlsh forces." He
did not say what kind of supplies
~ou.ld be Involved.
He spoke as both Britain and
Ar1entlna set up war zones
.,-ound the disputed islands. The
. ~tiah had imposed a full bloc-
kade of the region at 4 a.m. PIYI',
Ind Argentina responded by de-
~ a blockade of its own.
, Despite ffajg's pessimistic as-
~nt of the prospects of war. pe.pn was heard to remark that
OB SEEKERS
•tapaign be1ng conducted
Mdonwide.
'Ibe purpose Of the opetallOn IS
t> remove undocumented work-
.,.. from jobs. thus making the )lplit.ioM available to people who
~ either U S . cauzens or are m
~ COWlty legally, offictals say.
'Thursdays entort:ement action
•lb Orange County also led to the
4'etenUon of 52 people employed
t the West American Rul)ber
neither side seemed to want to
start the shooting.
Keagan was overheard making
that comment to senators at a
White House meeting on the
budget. "It just seems obvious
that no one w ants to st art the
shoo ling," he 8CUd.
Argentine Foreign Minister
Nicanor Costa Mendez said in
New York that his nation had not
rejected the lut U.S. peace pro-
p osals, but h e only made
"observations" Thursday.
• • •
Co .. 750 N. Main St . Orange.
A switchboard operator saad
the Hnn would have no comment
on the raid.
Since Monday, when the first
raids occurred in Los Angeles.
more than 600 suspected undo-
cumented workers have been ta-
ken into custody. Many workers
were released after producing
documents showing they were
legally within the United States
But even that s tep reflected
Reagan's long-standing support
for the balanced budget concept .
H e said at a March 3 1 news
conference that he liked the idea,
adding the caveat that It "must
also carry with it a limlt'.ation on
taxes."
That tax condition was mlSSing
from his speech Thursday eve-
rune. The preside nt sought to r e-
employ a tactic that worked ex-
tremely well for him a year ago:
Encouraging the people or the
nauon to apply pressure, through
tellers and telegrams and tele -
phone calls to their representa-
uvcs an Congress.
County jobless rate
Woman held
in assault on
Irvine officer
A 41 -year-old Newport Beach
woman was arrested at an Irvine
1..-offt-e shop early I.Oday after slie
allegedly locked a police officer
in th!' stomach.
• rise expected to
· Although Orange County's jo-
rate remained unchanged u1h March, unemployment
npecied to swell in the county
by lune when college graduates dt>od the job market, aa::ordilll to
Jlrnployment Development De-
f• rtme n t f igures released
7hunday.
According to labor market
JU\A,lyst Alta Yetter, the county's
8.1 percent jobless r ate "stall
compares v'ry favorably" to the
March unemployment rates for
the atate and the nation -9.4
and 9 percent respe<:.'tively.
The EDD figures indicated that
73,000 Orange County resit.lent.s
were out ot work In March .
compared to 72,000 in February.
The unemployment rate remai-
ned unchanaed becau.e the si7.e
of the labor market increaaed.
The March 1982 rate compared
to an unemployment rate of 4.3
percent posted in March of last
year in ~ Countv.
Ms. Yett.er aid the 'Outlook for
the future isn't bright, predicting
that the jobless rate will rise
considerably In future months
because of near..oertain layoff.a in
manufacturing.
Be lly Jeanne Bullock . 280
Cagm•y St .. was booke d into
Orange County Jail on suspicion
of assault on a Police officer. a
rrusdemeanor. Ba.tl was aet at $2.-
500
Officer J o hn Coltrane was
called to the Airporter lnn coffet-
ahop at 2:20 a.m. today aft.er ho-
tel security guards already had
made a citizen's arrest of the su-
speel for being drunk· in public
and throwing a salt shaker at a
waitress, saad Lt. Bob Lennert.
As Coltrane began to handcuff
her, she kic ked him, L ennert
said. Coltrane was not hurt.
Some sunshine due
T e1nperalures
\,OOI tO"'Qnt w!ln 1eml)4!1BIU•"' rtn;lng from ~4 to !.9 Morr:ong
low clou1H on S"u•Oay wolh
mostly Cleilrong on f'lirty 311f'rnoon
Some hilly ~un\hon• Ouf! H1gna Mio 70
EIMwt>ere 1rom Pooni Concep·
lion to the Ml!"C•n bo•<ler ano
OU1 60 m.let lighl •lfl8ble wonclt
nigh! an<I mo1 nong hours lll!CO·
mmg wes1 10 f.OVlhweat 10 10 1~
i.no111r1 1ne a11ernoons IOO•y ano
Satu•d•y Westerly 'well 1 to 2 reet. except loc•I l 10 6 loot
comb1ne<1 •••• 1n outer w11ers M0911y cloudy through Sa1ur<lay
l•ilh Plflt&I CIHring 11nd ,om• l tuMhlne in the 1t1., noon
~ll .S. suniniary
Atllf1.I 0-lhe upper MIMI .. ~~locl1y11lho'#ltf1end
! •~WIOWlwt eprM<I from Ille
fll•INMHll9 Into KAnMe 1111<1
nllhed from lndl•n• to Mlt·
,..llonal Wealher Service
at 111unoerehow•11 over
•no eoutllHttern ""' 'With cloudy .... l7V9( tN ,.. Of fl9 tov111ern (ke•t PlelM.
NATION
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83 5e
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80 52 ~ M It Sea11M1110 80 49 62 .. Ptloenl.11 93 70 lallnM 72 43 10 4t =t. 84 43 sen Dteoo 10 ., ea 52 PIPI '"1 30 Sen Francleco 17 49 89 $9 !land. " 97 IO
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NE• ANAlYlll
After re~eattng many of the
economk argument.a he has made
·in the put, he told his audience:
"Ma ke your voice heard ; let
your representativea know that
you support the kind of fair, ef-
fective approach I have outlined
for you torught. Let them know
that you stand behind our reco-
very program. You did it once,
you can do it again."
Youth ruled
eligible for
Little League
NaUonal Little League officials
have ruled that 12-year-old Arri
Buford ts eligible to continue
playing baseball in the Fountain
Vafley North lea~e.
'the decltlon 11 e xpected to
end a reskiency diaput.e surroun-
ding the youngat.er.
M ike Engel, preaident of
Fountain Valley North, said
national Liq.le League officials in
Williamsport, Pa., notified tum
late this week of their decision
that Arri is eligible.
Thomas L . Brown, attorney for
the Bu.ford family, haa indicated
the family wilJ drop its lawsuit
against Little League as soon as
written conflrmaUon of the deci-
sion is received.
Arri is expected to be playing
with his team the Astros on Sat-
urday at the Lighthouse Lane
field in Fountain VaUey.
The Buford family h ved· an
Fountain Valley for nine years
Last year, Arn'• father James
Buford, a disabled veteran. mo-
ved temporarily to Detroit for
medical treatment.
Arri, however , was living in
Fountain Valley with a family
friend during December and Ja;
nuary, when Little League regi-
stration for the current season
was conducted, Engel said.
With strong pitching and hat-
ting. Arri helped the Astros reach
first pl.ace.
The Veterans Administration
recently relocated the Buford
family to Garden Grove, and
some nval coaches protested that
Arri wu not eligible to play ln
Fountain Valley North.
Time Inanagement
topic of workshop
How to manage business
and social time more e ffecti-
vely wlll be the focus of a
workshop scheduled Satur-
day at the Mesa Verde Lear-
ning Center, 2990 Mesa Verde
Drive F.ast, C.OSta Mesa.
The session, e ntitl ed
• Thi· Child c;u1d.1n1 I
t•(•ntt.·r of Or<tnKl' County will
bt• t·clebrat1ng 1l!> 2 bl <.1nna
Vl'tsafV an C<r.>t<i Ml·s<i w1lh a
Wl llt' CllHJ l'ht'l'M' f'JI l ~ \ti
n1j!ht
The Costa Ml'l><.I ..ind Nl•w-
pun Harbor An•;i C 'l1t11nh1·r.,
ol l'orrlllH'll'l' will h1· 11111Hl v
• N('wpo rl H<'ul·h pol1n·
an• urging c·1uw ns not lCJ ww
t h t.• n c w 9 I 1 t.· m l' r g t· n t' y
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\.ISl'd If pohn'. f I tl' Of IJJ ru
lllt'<lw assist.ant.'\' " n1·t.-<lt'<l on
• Western themes c-ontmue
to ride high as the Paul.anno
PTA pre pare s f o r 1l s
"Roundup" next Friday al
the Costa Mesa elementary
school.
• Newport Beach attorney
Victoria C. Avery has been
elected 1982-83 president or
the Orange County Women
Lawyers.
''P osi ti ve Time•
Management," will bf' hPld
fr'Jm s::iO a m to 4 pm
Regas trataon f ee is $1 5
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from the l'oll t.·gl'. !Hi:\ Ott 11.
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4 to 8 p m at Paularanu Ele·
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Judi A. (;urtin of Orangt-
was C'lected Vl<.'t' presidt.•nt and
Lag u n a B c• al h d t t '! r n l' y
J eann ette Merril ess wa ~
elt"Cted treasurer
Sky's limit for lovers
WATSONVILLE (AP) A
young couple in lovt· say tht•y'll
carc·le the glob<.> strapped to a pa11
of spindly, motorazl"d hang gl1
ders -a six-month. 30,000-nuk·
odyssey over three l'Ontments
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gin toduy I rum J I 1t'ld 111 tl11s
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and lht.• wcuth«!r fon•t'dSt lcK>k!!>
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fl yang "'nh P:ill)' Trust~. :i:s
'Alabama' tops country music
Mandrell, Haggard share best vocalist awards
By The A11oclated Pre11
The rocking country band cal-
led Alabama was the big winner
at the 17th annual Academy of
Country M4)1ic awards, taking
two honors in addition to being
named entertainers of the year.
Barbara Mandrell was named
top female vocalist Thursday
night, Merle Haggard won top
male vocallat, and the duo or
David Frizzell and Shelly West
won lop vocal duo and song of
the year, for "You're the Reason
God Made Oklahoma," in the
c:eremony at Knott's Berry Farm.
Alabama. which less than lwo
yeara ago was playing a bar in
Myrtle Beach , S .C., claimed
"Hat" trophlea for top vocal
group and album of the year for
their "Feela So Right." A year
ago. the band won the top vocal
group award.
"l \.hink the academy just kind
01 leads the way," aaid lead tin-
ger Randy Owen. "It's a great
honor. Last year we djd 300 days
on the road and we're glad all the
people listened."
Miss Mandrell's top female
vocalist award marked her fourth
honor from the Los Angeles-
based academy.
"You've been very, very good
to me for a very long lime," the
singer told the audience of 2.000
at the Buena Park amusement
park.
Haggard was not on hand to
claim his best male vocalist tro-
phy -his 14th Hat trophy and
hL'l sixth for male vocalist
Juice Newton was a11other ab-
sentee winner in the best new
female vocalist category. But
Ricky Skaggs sajd, "Thank you.
Lord" as he collected his award
for best new male vocalist.
The Oak Ridge Boys, gospel
singers turned country, won the
single record of the year award
for "Elvira." The song 1s the
subject of a $10 million federal
lawsuit by members and survi-
vors of the Ravmgtons. who claim
that the "Oo-papa -ma u -mau "
refrain of "El vira" was stolen
from a Rivingtons hit.
However. in atwpting the best
smgle award. Oak Ridg<' Boy Joe
Bonsall said w1thout referring to
the lawsuit thal the band had
first h<-a rd "El vira" sung by a
group in Texas a few years ago
"If we knew the name or that
little group an Texas we'd buy
them a Cadillac." Bonsall srud.
The Chnt Eastwood film "An!/
Which Way You Can" became
the first wanner of the newly-
created T ex Ritter award for
country motion picture of the
year That award was presented
by Ratter's sons, "Tliree's Com-
pany" star John Ritter and his
brother Tom.
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FRIDA Y . APRIL HJ . 1Y82 <iHANLE<OUN fY C A l lfOHNIA 25CEN TS ·
Sirhall plot linked to county jail
From Wire Services
SOLEDAD -Inmate Robert
Bell, who said he first associated
with a witness agains t Sirhan
Sirhan In Orange County Jail,
labeled the witness "a chronic
liar'' Thursday.
Bell testified to the pa role
board about witneu Lawrence
Eugene Willon, who had told the
board Sirhan had threatened to
kHI Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.
.BeU was the second witness of
the day to d ispute the death
threat claim.
Sirhan, convicted assassin of
•
J UST STEP BACK -Marine parachutist departs from heli-
copter during air show practice Thursday at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station. It's easy. All you hav~ to do is stand on the
Sen. Robert F . Kennedy, hH
denied allegations of threat•
against the aerond Kennedy bro-
ther.
Bell, a convicted burglar, told
Sirhan'• parole board that key
witness Wilson, is "a chronic liar''
and "a prolific manipulator."
The board is considering whether
to rescind Sirhan's 1984 parole
date.
Bell aald Wilson approached
him in 1978 and suggested he
corroborate Wllaon's story about
the alleged S irhan death threat.
"He wanted me to say I over-
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end of the ramp at the rear of the helicopter and take one step
backward. The helicopter will pull away at about 100 mph.
Oh, don't forget to pull the ripcord.
Many seek
jobs left
by aliens
Argentina cut off Art f es ti val
slated for
1,500 kids
U.S. aids Britain
in Falkland crisis
More than 20 would -be work-
ers showed up at the B.P. John
furniture plant In Santa Ana to-
day seekmg to fill JObs formerly
held by suspected undocumented
workers removed T hursday by
federal agents.
An employee saad the firm's
personnel office was busy hand-
ling applications this morning in
the wake of the raid in which 130
workers were taken into custody.
lmmi·gration and Natura lizati·
on Service and Border Pa trol
agents de5(;-ended on the plant at
2001 E. Dyer Road as part of the
wee k-long "Operation J obs"
(See JOB, Page A2)
Candidates'
forum in CdM
All four candidates for the
fifth district aupervisorial seat,
including Incumbent Supervbor
Thomas Riley, are expected to
attend a forum Sunday afternoon
at the Oaals senior citizens center
In Corona del Mar.
The 3 to~ p.m. forum, sponso-
red by the Lea~ of Women
Voters and the tal Coalition
of Concerned Citizens, Is open to
the public.
The senior citizens center is
located at 800 Marguerite Ave.
The candidates are Riley, Dr.
Gene Atherton, David Hinchler
and Al Arps.
NATION
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
United States today offered mi-
litary supplies to Britain in the
Falkland Islands crisis, while
suspending arms sales and loan
guarantees to Argentina. Presi-
dent Reagan accused Argentina
of armed aggression and said it
"must not be allowed to succeed."
So ended four weeka of neu-
trality In the territorial dlapute
over the South Atlantic lslanda.
Secretary of State Alexander
M. Haig Jr. announced the sanc-
tions afainst Argentina and the
offer o aid to Britain, although
ruling out any "direct U.S . mili-
tary Involvement" in the height-
ening crisis.
He said Reagan ordered the
sanctions against Argentina be-
cause the Buenos Aires govern-
ment refused to compromise irl
the dispute over control of the
islands.
Haig said the Falklands crisis
"is about to enter a new and
dangeroua phaae in which large-
scale military action Is likely."
At the White House, Reagan
told Midwest editors and broad·
casters that Argentina wu the
aggressor "in this di1pute over
the sovereignty of that little Ice-
cold bunch of land down there,
and they finally juat l90rted to
armed agrellion and there was
bloodshed.
"And I think the prtndple that
all of u. must abide by la armed
aganwion of· that kind ml.Wt not
Gold closes at 1342. 70
NEW YORK (AP) -Gold plummeted to $342.70
an ounce today, a la. of $13.70, ap~~)' d~ to
profit takina And a pomibWty of a ~ in
Araentina·&!Ulh ta1b on the Falkland8. 11le metal had clo.ed ln 1.ondon at $361.50.
•
be allowed tQ succeed," the pre-
sident said.
He aaid he waa sure the United
States would honor any British
request for aid, because he knew
they would not make any request
he couJd not honor.
But Reagan said he had not
received any response to the of-
fer -"At this moment we've
had no request for such help" -
and repeated Halg'a asaurance
that ''there would be no direct
involvement militarily by the
United States."
The tilt toward Britain had
been expected, but the American
stance was toughened with
Haig'• announcement that the
(See FALKLAND, Pa1e A!)
Man found
dead in bed
Police have discovered the
body of a 28-year-old Cos1a Mesa
man who had been dead six days.
The body of Gary Lee John-
son, 523 Bernard Street, was
diacOvered in his bed at 6:30 p.m.
Thursday after neighbors be-
came suaplcloua and called police.
Police said there wu no evi·
dence of foul play. A spokesman
for the Or~ County Coroner's
office said the man died April 23.
An autopey was echeduled today
to determine the cauae of death.
COUNTY
A lot of hot air
About 1,500 handicapped Stu·
dents from Orange County
school.a will be participating Sat-
urday in the sixth annual "A
Very Special Arts Festival" at
South Coast Plaza shopping
center in Costa Mesa.
Carol Johnston, star of the
television show "Lefty," and Jay
Macintosh of "The W<ona" will
be on hand for the openin3 ce-
remonies at 10:30 a .m. In the
~larea.
Students will diaplay their art
work and perform aonga, dances
and musical programs until 4
p.m. at the shopping center.
Students from Fairview State
Hospital will participate in two
dance routines near the Sears
store at 11 a.m.
Students from the Huntington
Beach City School Diatrict will
perform from 1:40 to 2:30 in the
Jewel Court.
Aho, students from the Hunt-
ington Beach Union High School
District, Magnolia School District
and the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District will display art
projecta.
Benefits slashe d
SACRAMENro (AP) -Slee-
ping pills, antihistamines, and
eyeglal8es for people with 20-40
vision or better are among the
Medi-Cal benefits to be elimina-
ted In a tentative plan to cut the
program by $500 million, a legi-
sladve alde uld ThUJ'lday.
The Gordon Bennett Balloon Race will be held ln
Fountain Valley·for the third OOD1eCUtlve year. Wee-
kender.
What takes 7 minutes?
._ Steve Marble tak• a noitaJP: look at
&bat .e.lbc,a laland ...,.Y ~ eee in inoY* and com· -..a:hllBl. I
•
heard h im and Sirhan talking
about political figures and that I
heard him say he waa going to
aasasalnate Edward Kenned y
after his (Slrhan's) release," Bell
said.
Initia lly, Bell said he did tell
that story to authorities but now
.
claimed he was lying. When pa:
role board member Loretta Col~
lier referred to a previous state-:
ment by Bell quoting Sirhan ail.
saying, "I a1n't finished with hint
(Robert Kennedy) yet. I'll get h~
brother," Bell was adamant. :
(See SIRHAN, Pa1e A!) j
EYING SKY -Marine Maj. Tom Guiney peers through
goggles and window of helicopte r. He was watching para-
chutists jump from another helicopter during practice
Thursday for weekend Marine air show at El Toro. See story
and additional photo, Page Bl. ..
Extra 'parking set .
for El Toro show
The Marines at El Toro are
providing extra parking areas for
the expected 350,000 visitors to
Saturday and Sunday's open
house and air show.
A new parking area will be
available for visitors near the
Marine base golf course, and
shuttle buaes will be provided to
transport viewers to and from the
air show.
Other parking areas include an
area near the station picnic
grounds, two areas along the
flight line near Building #6 and
another near Gate 9.
For those who want to park
near the aolf coune and catch a
ride to the show, take the San
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SPORTS
Diego Freeway to Lake Forest,
head east to Trabuco Road and
tum left.
Continue along Trabuco and
enter the air station near the golf.
course. The route will be open
until 1:45 p.m. both days.
Gates to the air station will bt
open from 9:30 a .m. to 5 p .m..
both days for the open house,
static display of alrcraft and the
noon air show.
Florida darkened
MlAMI (AP) -Traffic 11~
went dark and elevators stopped
between f loors as a rush-hour
power failure skipped ac~ the
Sunah.l.ne State Thunday.
Ann Landers B2
Movies Weekender
Mutual Funds B6
National Newa A3
Public Notk9 Ol,C7,D3 ~ C:l-5
Stock MarUca B7
Televtllon TV Loe
Thea.... Weebnder w..... A2
Waltd Newt A3
"He didn't aay none or tha\,"
Bell aald of Sirhan. Aaked if he
rd a convenauon about Ken·
y, he sajd, "No. 1 didn't.''
Bell aaid he agreed \0 lie for
llt0n when the two of them
ere toge the r at the Orange
nty Jail because WilJlon con -
vinced him he had "juice" and
Id Influence authorities \0 be
jent with Bell. who was then
alting trial. "He was always buddy-buddy
nd asked m e i f 1 nee d e d
," he said of WU.On. But
ater he said h e learned that
lllotl was known throughout
pri.lon system as a liar.
"f!verybody kno ws Larry
• •
Wlllon 11 a chronic llar," he t.8·
IJtled. Aaked JI Sirhan ever dla-
cu.ed poUtlct, ho uld no.
"He dldn'\ talk to hardl y
anybody." he aald. "He was ju.at
by hlm1elf."
Asked who Sirhan'• closeat
friend wu, he Mid: "HlJlllelf."
Asked If he might be gettJng
something for this testimony, he
replied: •11 ain't gettln' nothin'"
Earlier, William "Old Man"
Kogan, 60, said Sirhan, whom he
consjdered a Criend. was the tar·
get of opportuniatJc prt.oners who
sought \0 make points for t,hem·
selves by whcedUng Slrhan's life
s tor y out o f him a nd embelli·
shlnl( it.
W ASHlNGTON (AP) -Pre·
atdent Reaaan'a aidet cautJoualy
let out advance word that hia
speech to the nation would have
"eome new Ideas."
But In the end there waa little
new in what he said Thurtday
night.
Reagan's nationally broadcast
1peech delivered from the Oval
Office:
-Offered no changea an his
proposal to break the budget
deadlock. .
-Offered no new propoaat.
for altering the debate and pro-
cedure under which the Congreu
will tac kle hi• 1983 spending
plan.
:FALKLAND CRISIS. • •
Reagan endorsed a proposed
ConstiluUonal (Jmendment. pen-
ding In the House and Senate,
that ge nerally would require
Congress to approve a balanced
lJudget an the ruture. except In
wartime. It would take a three-
fifths vote of each chamber to
a pprove a defi cit budget any
nthPr time.
United States "will respond po·
.ttively \0 requests for materiel
port for British forces." He
not say what kJnd of aupplies
~VWLO be involved.
He spoke as both Britain and
r1entlna aet up war zones
_.. ......... the disputed islands. The
h had imposed a full bloc-
of the region at 4 a.m. PDT.
A.rgentJna responded by de-
-.u1r11111 ... a blockade of ill own.
Dnpite Haig'• peaslmlatic as-
(lle!"'1mlt of the pro8pecll of war.
Ul4•~ was heard \0 remark that
neither aide 1eemed to wan\ to
start the shooting .
Meagan was overheard making
that comment to aenatora at a
White House meeting on the
budget. "It juat 1eem1 obvious
that no one wants to start the
shooting," he aald.
Argentine Foreign Minister
N1canor Coata Mendez said In
New York \hat h1I nation had not
rejected the lut U.S. peace pco-
p 01 a ls , but h e only made
''obeervations'' Thunday.
• • •
Co . 750 N. Mam St .. Urange.
A switchboard operator said
the firm would have no comment
on the raid.
Since Monday, when the first
raids occurred an Los Angeles.
more than 600 suspe<•ted undo-
cumented. workers have been ta-
ken in\O custody. Many workera
were re leased after producing
document.a showing they w ere
Je~ally within the United Stat.es
But even that step reflected ,
Reagan's long-atanding aupport
fer the balana!d budget concepL
He s aid at a March 31 news
conference that he Uked the idea.
adding the caveat thut it "muat
also carry with il a limitation on
taxe9."
That tax condlt1on was rn1118lllg
Crom has speech Thursday eve·
nana. The preside nt sought to re-
employ a tactic that worked ex-
tremely well for him a year ago:
Encouraging the people of the
nation to apply pressure, through
le tters and telegrams and iele·
phone calls \0 their representA-
t1ves an Congress.
ounty jobless rate
Woman held
in assault on
Irvine officer
A 41 -year-old Newport Bea<.•h
woman was arrdsted at an lrvine
coffee shop early today aft.er sl1e •
allegedly kicked a police offk.oer
ln the stomach
Kpected to • rise
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,.no1n9 from !>• 10 59 Morr.•ng
tow CIOudl on Salu•dlly wllh
mo.tty cle&t11\9 In e111~ allf'tnoon
Some nazy sun1n1ne due H1gh1 ee 10 10
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out 60 m•'" Loglll v1r1111>1e winos
nlgnt 1"<1 mo1n1119 nou11 t>eeo
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S11urday WHterly •well 1 lo 2
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combtnecl •••• 111 oultr watefl
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• ftt)eCted lor wtt•n ton end th• mid· •no •"""'._.._v...,.
73,000 Orange County residents
were out of work ln March .
compared to 72,000 in February.
The unemployment rate remai-
ned unchanaed becaute the si.z.e
of the labor market i.ncrealed.
The March 1982 rate compared
to an unemployment rate of 4.3
percent posted ln March ot la1t
year in Oranj(e Countv.
Ma. Yetter said the outlook for
the future l.sn't brig,ht, predicting
that the joble11 rate will rise
considerably in future montns
because of near<-ertain layoffs in
manufaciurlng.
Be lly Jeanne Bullock, 280
Cagney S t., w aa booked Into
Orange County JaH on suspicion
of assault on a Polle<' officer, a
nuademeanor. Bail wu set at $2.-
500.
Officer J o hn Coltrane was
called to the A1rporter Inn coffef>
shop at 2:20 a.m. today alter ho-
tel security guards already had
made a c1tiz.en'1 arrest of the 11u-
spcct for being drunk In public
and throwing a salt shaker at a
waltret18, said Lt. Bob Lennert
AB Coltrane began to handcuff
her. s he kic ked him, Lennert
aaad. Coltrane was not hurt.
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After repeating many of the
economic arawnenll he haa made
· in the put, he told hJa audience:
"Make your voice heard; let
your repreaentatJvea know that
you aupport the kind of fair, ef·
fective approach I have outlined
for you \Onlght. Let them know
that you stand behind our reco·
very program. You d id it once,
you can do It again.''
Youth ruled
eligible for
Little League
National Little League offlciala
have ruled that 12-year-old Arri
Buford 11 eligible to continue
playing buebldl ln the Fountain
Valley-North league.
The declalon ia expected to
end a reeidency dispute aurroun· d1na the younpter.
Mike Eneel, prealdent of
Fountain Valley North , aaid
national Little League otflclala in
Wllllam1port, Pa., notified him
late thia week of their dedalon
that Arri i.a eligible.
Thoma.a L. Brown, attorney for
the Buford family, hu indicated
the family wilJ drop ill lawauit
agalnat Little Leaiue u soon u
written oonfinnatJon of the deci-
a.ion ia received.
Arri ia expected to be playing
with hU team the Aat.ros on Sat,
urday al the Lighthouse Lane
field in Fountain Valley.
The Buford family lived· In
Fountain Valley for nine years.
Last year. Arri's father James
Buford, a d laabled veteran, mo-
ved temporarily to Detroit for
medical treatment.
Arra, however , wu living in
Fountain Valley with a family
friend during December and Ja-
nuary, when Little League regi-
stra\lon for the current aeaaon
wu conducted, Engel laid.
With atrong pltcnlng and hit-
ting, Arri helped the As1rOI reach
first place.
The Veterans Adminiatrataon
recently re located the Buford
family to Garden Grove, and
aome rival coaches prolelted that
Arri was not eligible \0 play ln
Fountain Valley North.
Time management
topic of w~rkshop
How to manage bualneas
and aocial time more effecta·
vely will be the focus of a
workshop scheduled Satur·
day at the Mesa Verde Lear-
ning Cent.er. 2990 Mesa Verde
Drive East, Costa Mesa.
The 1ess1on, entitled
• Tht· Ch1lrJ (;u1d.111n
l't•nll·r or Orringt> County will
bi.• t·dl•br;.itang 1ls 21 st ;.inni
vt·rsurv an Cosw Mt'SJ with .1 w1nt• and l'ht·t·:.t· µ.11 t ~ lo
ntllhl
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an· urging t·1uwns n<1t to US(.'
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numbt.•r fur ruutant· hui:.ant•:...'
calls
ThL· 91 I numht!r i.hould tx·
u1wd ar polln" farl· 1>1' fJdl'J
nu'(fk as."lhtmwc· 1s 1wc.-d1-d on
• West.em themes contmue
\0 ride high as the Paulanno
PTA p re pares f or 11s
"Roundup" next Friday at
the Costa Mesa el<.'mentary
8(.'hool.
• Newport Beach attorney
Victoria C. Avery has been
elected 1982-83 pres1den1 of
the Orange County Wome n
Lawyers
"P os iti ve Timt-
Ma nagement," will bt' held
from 8:30 a m. llJ 4 p m
Registration f ee Is $1 5
More mformataon Is avaaloblt•
from the t·ollege, 983-081 I ,
ext 256.
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Hayradt"lt, prizes. a Wl'Stern
dinner and bak<• sale wall bt.-
ancluded an the acuviues from
4 to 8 pm at Paularano Elf•·
ment.ary School. 10 nno Ave.
Costa Mesa
Judi A. Curtin of O r.rngl·
wa.i:. electC"d vice prt-s1d,·nl and
Laguna Beach Jtlor(l<')'
Jeannette Merrlless wa ..
elE'Cled trl'&.Surer
Sky's limit for lovers
WATSONVlLLE (AP) A
young coupll• 1n lov<· say they'll
cardl• the globe: strapped t.o a pair
of s pindly. motorawd h;.ing gla
dl'ni a sax-month, 30,000-mall·
odyuey over thrc-e t'Onllnf'nL'I.
'l'he tnp was )>Chedulwi to l>e··
gan tod;iy from .1 lll'ICI 111 th1"
S<111 ta Cru1 Cuuuty n<'<.1r wlu 11
lht• tiny pl:.im-s an• hu11t. KO 1111lt ·'
o;outh tJf Sau F'rJlk'IM o
"All WP nt"t.od II> good WNlhL·r
;,nd lht· wc•alhl'r f<)rc•t .1l4t look"
11nt•.'' said J1ni C:arnph1•ll ".!~
flying wath P<tlly TnN 't L:I
'Alabama' tops country music
Mandrell, Haggard share best vocalist awards
By Tlte Alaoclated Preaa
The rockJng country band cal-
led Alabama was the big winner
at the 17th annual Academy of
Country Mualc awarda, taking
two honors in addition to being
named entertalnera of the year.
Barbara Mandrell wu named
top female vocalist Thuraday
night, Merle Haggard won \Op
male vocallat, and the duo of
David Frizzell and Shelly West
won top vocal duo and song of
the year, for "You're the Reason
God Made Oklahoma," In the
ceremony at Knott'• Berry Fi.rm.
Alabama, which lem than two
years ago was playing a bar in
Myrtle Beach, S .C ., claimed
"Hat" trophiea for top vocal
group and album of the year for
their "Feels So Right." A year
ago, the band won the top vocal
group award.
"l think the academy juat kind
ot lead.a the way," laid lead lin-
,
ge r Randy Owen. "It's a great
honor. Last year we dad 300 days
on the road and we're glad all the
people Uatened."
Ml11 Mandrell's top femalt'
vocalist award marked her fourth
honor from the Los Angeles -
baaed academy.
"You've been very, very good
to me for a very long lime," the
alnger told the audlenr.e of 2,000
at the Buena Park amusement
park.
Haggard waa not on hand to
claim hl1 best male vocalist tro·
'J>hy -hla 14th Hat trophy and
his sixth for male vocalist
Juice Newton waa ariother ab-
sentee winner In the beat new
female vocalist category. But
Ricky Skagp said, "Thank you.
Lord" as he collected hit award
for best new male vocallst.
The Oak Ridge Boy1, goapel
singers tu med country, won the
single record of the year award
ror "El v ira .. Tht.· !Song I!> th<·
SUbJ<.>Ct or a $1 0 malJaon federal
lawsuit by members and surva ·
vors of the Rav1ngtons. who claim
that the "Oo-papa-mau-mau"
rdrain of "Elvira" was stole n
from a Ravangtons hit
However. an a<.ttptang the best
single award, Ouk Ridge Boy J oe
Bonsall said without rcfernng to
the lawsuit that the band had
first heard "Elvira" sung by a
group an Tl"Xai a few veara aj(c.>
"If we knew the name or that
little group in Texas wt:'d buy
them a Cadillac.'' Bona.all said
The Clint F.astwood fllm "Any
Which Way You Can" became
the first winner of the new ly-
created Tex R itter award for
country motion picture of tht?
year. That award was presented
by Ritter's sons. "T laree's Com-
pany'' star John Ritter and has
brother Tom.
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reports loss
Standard-Pacific Corp., a Colli. Mna-baaed ho-
mebuilding flrm, announ~ed the company's first
quarterly operatJ.na Jo. in lta 21~ ht.lory
Net lou for the quarter ended March 31 was
$1.145,594, or 29 cent.a per share, compared to net in-
come of $900,962, or 23 cent.a. Jut vear.
The company'• board of directors reduced the
quarterly cash dividend from 17~ oenta per share to 5
cents per share. The cash dividend will be paid July 15
to shareholders of record on July 5.
Fluor gets China coal deal
China National Coal Development Corp., a unit of
the Min.iat.ry of Coa1 Industry, and Fluor Mining &
Metals Inc., a subtldlary of Fluor Corp .. jointly an·
nounced the signing of a contract to modemlz.e and
expand the Fushun West open pit mine in Llaoning
province.
The contract, the flrlt of it.a kind for China'• coal
indu.my, can. for increuins productk>n to 5 million
tonl per 'ear of coal and 8 riiUbon tons per year of oil
shale. The llCOpe of Fluor'• work includes engineering
and de.ign servlces a.oclated with mine planning,
=~t selection and modernization of materials
Total value of the project would be approximately
U.S. $S0 million If perfonned ln the United States. The
value of FM&M'a tervioes wu not d.iJclmed.
Bank directors named
A group of Orange County bullnes:s and financial
executivee have been elected direct.on of Enterprise
National Bank (ln organiz.atJon).
Elected were George S. MtCan. M.D.; Roger C.
Porter; Geoffrey L. Stack; Kathryn G. Thompson; and
Ernest C. Willon. Jr.
They will be jolned on the board by Preaidenl
Timothy Peralta and Robert N. Manley, executive vi~
president. Ent.erprile NaUonal Bank plans to locate m
the Warmington Plaza.
Merger announced
American State Bank, Newport Beach, an-
nowlOed it executed a meraer agreement for the pre-
viously announced aa.le of 100 percent of ita outstan-
ding stock to a newly formed company owned by Dr.
Taal Ming Yu of Tokyo, Japan.
The ~t will be .ubrnltted to shareholders
for approval within 60 days.
The purchase price of $10.50 per share will be
payable $6 in cash and $4 .50 In prom1uory notes,
bearing interest at 13 percent per annum.
Contract awarded
Buatnem Parka/South Division of K.ACOR Deve-
lopment Company. a wholly owned subsidiary of
Kaller Aluminum and Chemical Corporation, an-
nounced the award of a construction contract to
Genao.l Btoa., Inc. for the Huntington Plaua, the 25,-
000 1quare foot ofCice bulldlns will be located at liotsa
Avenue and Dan Lane in the Huntingto n Beach ...,._Par~. It 11 ldMiduled for com~ fn November.
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