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Fat substitute developed
A· hre~~through for '·fatties?'
Car theft
suspects
nabbed
By DA VJD ~UTZMANN .... .,._. .........
.Jl'our people have been
ureated by the California ~hway Patrol and Orange
COUnty Sheriff's Department on
~ti::~ac:c
"Ulit =-in Pors:hea. ..Jn wtdfUcm to the four arr.ta
-i.bree of wbk:b took place ln Oranee County :-lnveatigatcn
said they recovered numerous
miu ~ng ~utomoblles and
auta:riObile parta.
Sheriff'• Lt. Wyatt Hart
identified the -.pecta taken into
custody Thursday as Stuart
Glmn Murting, 23, of Laguna
~ John D. !l>erhardt, 39,
acfdreu unknown; Andrew
Leaney, 24, of Anaheim; and
.Manha Lathrop, 40, of Corona.
Mila l..th.rop Wat ~ in
Corona and booked into the
R1verDde <Aunty Jail.
The three men were arrested
in Ora6ge County and booked
b:tto county jail here ln lieu of
$100,000 bell.
FIRE SEASON INAUGURAL -About 90 acres of brush
burned Thursday afternoon in the Laguna Hilla-Woods
Canyon area in what firefighters deecribed as the first major
brushfire of the year. More than 80 firefighters from the
Orange County Fire Department and unit,J from El Toro
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Marine Corpe Air Station battled the blaze for five hours.
Cause of the fire, which caused no injuries and never
threatened any buildinp, still ia under investigation, fire
of ficiala said. The fire first was reported at 1 p.m. and was
contained by 6 p.m.
All four auapecta were charged
with a.p6don of grand theft,
auto theft and reoeivtng stolen
property. Eberhardt also faces a
coocellled weapon charge.
Between etahtaad 12 POl'SClws
were recovered in Orange
County, mainly in the Anaheim
area, Hart said.
Coast mBn to be doubly blessed
Orance ~ty inveatlpton
j>ined with the San Diego office
of the hlahway patrol In
investip~ the elm~
of Poncbea When etch"· of the POPUiar vehicles were stolen in Mf.ion Viejo and Dana Point in
Ma.y.
The CHP al.ready had been
investipting 1he stolen car ring
few: a year. Hart said aherlff'a
auto theft tnvestiptora contacted ,
the CHP in June and ••oombfned
effor111"·on the in~tlon.
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By JEFF ADLER or ... o.., .......
When Olen Thibedeau ,of
Capisirano Beach ·goes to church
Sunday morning he wlll be
reward~d in more than lhe
apUitual aense.
For Thibedeau will be
presented with approximately
$24,000 by the churCh'a spiritual
leader, the Rev. Esther M.
Mallett, of the Community
Chapel World Outreach Church
in Norwalk.
The money 111 a substantial
TEL.EVISION t
'Sun Dass er-, I eatm:ea on TV
A vtVid documen~on-U... "Sun Dlaaer," an
ancient lndiah calendar. Will be on Channel 60' tonight
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portion of Thibedeau'• penonal
aavtno. It ia money he believed
wu lost after it was stolen
dwing a burglary in 1977.
But the money -more than
$19,000 In cash and several
checks -turned up several
weeks ago whe.n a white
envelope lod&ed in a 94afe caught
the eye of a church offker. The
safe wu one of two sold to the
congregation when It purchued
Thibedeau'• Golden West
Ballroom u its new home in
1979.
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"That wu my •vinll out of
my paycheck over 16 years,"
'I'hibedNu recounted. ..I would
stick ev«y extra $M OI" $100 into
a special compartment in the safe
and then I got robbed and ~
went the whole thing, at least I thoucht."
Thibedeau, who ta redttd, said
be ii certain he will be able to
put the money to good UM. "I
ml,gbt buy a bond with it or put'
down a down payment on an RV,
there are a lot of thingl I can do
with it," be said. ·
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However. the Urat thing
Thibedeau will do with the
money is praent 10 percent to
the church and its COJ\81'ePUon.
'"'nle Rev. Mallett is one of the
moat honest people I have ever
met," Thibedeau said. "She had
no obli1atton to pay lft4= fhe
money, ahe o~ the ute. I
gueu there was a hl1her
obllpUon to God's law, 80 she
pve tt hick."
He speculated that $he money
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Reducing
'made
easier'
CINCINNATI (IJ>) -It's still
a lol'C way from approval. but an
experimental fat aub8titute that
resembles cnoking oil ~t bold pronu.e for overweight pec>pie
and thoee with heart probiemi
~ at the Univenity
_ Clncinnatl belleve that a
. synthetic-fat aubstft-ute
dev~loped by the Procter &
Gamble Co. mn help dieten take
off w"8ht and bet> ft.off, while redudni their cholmtero1 Jeoma.
"It will make weight binc
infilUUay .-..·· eakl-Chulee Glueck, head of the General
Cllnical Reeeerch C.enter at UC.
The substance, sucrose
polyester, wu substituted for
fatty items in a study and belped
a group of obese people foae
weight without harmlut aide
· eUects, Glueck said Thunday.
Sucrose polyester paaaes
through the digestive system
without being ai.or:bed, reducing
the number of caloriea ta.ken into
the body; and also reduce•
cholesterol levels, Glueck said.
It will ~ at least a few years
before tire substance could
receive government approval for
tmera1 u.e, but Glueck said be
6elievea it one day will be
pre9Cribed aa a weight-km aid.
"It's a novel , almost
idimyncratic CQDlpound," Gluedt
Mid. "It is entirely different fnm_
other wei&ht-control products
we've had in the put . . . Thia is
really the first, if you will, fat
substitute."
Other weiaht-control producta
tend to reduce amounts of
carl5ohydra~• taken i~to the
body or to alter a penon'• eattna
habits. By u sing tile fat
1ubat1tute, obese pecfple can
"lltenlly have their cake and eat
it, too," Glueck said.
Foods containing the fat
aubetitute seemed to satisfy
appetitea like normal foods. but
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wttb about MO fewer calories per
day, Glueck aaid.
lJucroae polyeater waa
developed by Procter & Gamble
~ in Cincinnati moce
than 10 years • and had been
tested on primates.
In a study of 10 obese people at
the research center, the
•ubatance was used to make
low-calorie mllkahake1, salad
dreulq and a margarine-like
spread. ~e.rs have yet to
determine whether the 1Ut.tance
can be used to fry tooda and to
bake.
Th• ~' 1ubject1 .. Mf"ally
were UNlbl6 to 1ell when IUCrm8
~-Wle IUbsd\Utld tn thllr
"It looJm, taata. .Dena md .cti
like oonven~ cobkh'I o&Ja."
Glueck Mid.I
In two1 2~-day study perioda.
one poup df obe9e people WU
allowed to eat normal food•
wh.Ue the other poup WM atven
aome food with the fat substitute.
People Uli.ag &be fat IUbltitute loft an a~ at four-tenthl.of
a pound per clay.
Judge halts deer hunters
MIAMI (AP) -State game
offioen turned away Qm.ena of
angry hunters who had come to
the Florida Everglades today
despite a federal judge's lut-"
minute decision to atop a deer
hunt set to begin at dawn.
Three groups <>f hunten
illegally camping on a dike near
the site of the proposed kill of
2,200 starving deer were ..
arrested, said Florida Game and
Fresh Water Fiah Corn.miulon
Lt. Bi.ff Lampton. The "eight to
10" hunten were illUed dtatlom
and aent home, he eaki.
U.S. DI.strict J~ J'.uiene P.
Spellman stopped the hunt late
Thunday, 1MI than eeven hours
before hunt was to begin. saying
he wanted toJietenniPe if federal
law would be violated by the
ahooUng. It was intended to thin
overcrowded herds that have
been plagued by nooc:JJ.ng.
COLO•• nft FLOOD ~ • st " n..auv -Thia map Jocata the at~ of a flopd in
J!lltee Park. c.olo., when an earthen dam aave way and
unleuhed a wall of water up to 30 feet high. The lJood left at
leut four peo,ie milllina and clogpd Estes Parle with a 1ea of
rnud.
Fifties live again · at fair
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Wolf man Jack, rodeo, children's day featured
Songs by Jerry Lee Lewis,
Chuck Berry, Fata Domino and
Chubby Checker will be featured
tonight when popular radio disk
jockey Wolfman Jack brings his
"American Graffiti Revue" to
the Amphitheater stage at the
Orange County Fair.
Showtimes are 7 and 9 p.m. for
the noatalJiic tribute to '50s and '60a muaic. The show la free
with the price of fair adm•11icn
The tint Championahip .Rodeo
perfonnance la alated for 8 p.m.
Adult admisaion1 for the rodeo is
$3 and children are admitted for $1. Two more rodeo ahowa are
schedulecf for 4 and 8 p.m.
Saturday, July 17.
and ba.nda will appear at many
locations.throughout the
grounds.
001.anteroffenaJvt '° T~y11 Innlan tnvMlon.
An lnql tank battalion and -infantry battalion were 11eompletely tmHh~;" the
broedcMt .wt:
The rival ci..tn. oouJd not be
independently conf1nned becau.
the warrt.nc natlona ban tcinto cx1ne1poudentf lrcm th9 trOnt. ln W~, i U.S. offfdiJ .ud
''The lnQls = dohll ~ badly. The Iraniana are not maJdnc the I IOIDe had ~.~
Hamadan, about 180 mUea
.ouUiwest ol t.he Iranian capital.
wa1 att.eckeCS by two wava of ~ today, Iran'• official new. .,ency aaJd.
Iran'• revolutionary patriarch
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeln1
I.misted hia fiehter1 would topple
t.he Iraqi ~ and "liberate
Jerusalem.' Sources ln the
Iranian capital reached by
telephone from Nicosia, Cyprus,
said thousands of Khomeini
supporters marched throwdi the
capital ignoring the wail ot ai.r-
raid airena wamlng of pomtble
Iraqi bombtr9.
The marchen burned an effigy
of Israeli Prime Mlnl1ter
Menachem Begin 8.nd chanted
p~Pal~ slogans.
J.ran cta.une ita troops advanced
12 miles into Iraq ·in "Operation
Ramadan" launched late
Tuesday, but Iraq C()nCeded only
a alx-mile th.rust, which it aaya
was aubaequently revened. It
was not clear how many Iranian
troops had invaded Iraq. War
communiques on Wednesday
Indicated a total of 200,000 troopl
from both sides were fighting.
L lion's death decade old
Today is children's day, and if
younoters 12 years and under
enter ihe fairgrounds before 6
p.m .. they will be admitted free.
The "All American" fair la
located at Fair Drive and
Newport Boulevard (Route 55)
and la open from 10 a.m. to
midnight through the weekend.
The fair cloees Sunday, but not
before the Limelitera trio
perform their ballad.a Saturday
night and "Rain," a Beatles
lookalike group from J.,.os
Angeles, sing the tunes-made
famoua by the original Fab Four
on Sunday at the Amphitheater.
The Showa will be held at 7 and 9
p.m. each night.
Some exhibits fairgoers can
enjoy Include fine arts, home
arts, crafts/hobbies,
photography, florlculture,
industrial, new products, film
U.S. intelligence sources Jn
Washington said today that the
Iranians were believed to have
<lrlven six to 10 miles into Iraq
before the Iraqis stiffened.
Cop, driver
injµred in
HB collision
By JOEL C. DON ofa.cwi, ..........
Frasier the Sensuous Lion
passed away 10 years ago
Tuesday, yet there were no
moumera Jteeping vigil at hb
hillside gra~ -overlooking Lion
Country Safari in Irvine.
He waa once king of a
sprawling dttve-through wildlife
preserve, an aging beut who
catapulted the park into the
international apotlJsht with hia •tber ipedal talents with the
ladies o1 hia breed.
Much baa changed in the
decide. A financially ailina Lion
Country Safari h.al receiveil 80l:ne
relief from ita 10 percent cut
from Irvine M-ea4owa
Amphitheater conoerta.
The lions and Ugera and bean
·=.. Coastdl:1 Anchor8ge
Nlgtlt _, M11Y momlno cloudl Atlenta with only per1t.I CIMrlnQ ,_ the Atlw'ltc Cty
~ Aul11n eo.81 low 57, ,. .... ln6end 8eltlmof9
low 83, hlgti 78. w... •. 8lrmlnghm
are going to have to make room·
for more ~. thia time in the
form of Bil Bird, Kermit . the
Frog and Mill Piggy.
Lion Country offlclala
announced Wednesday that a
'' Se~ame Street•• theme
amu-.ment park will open. next
to the anb.nal pre.eerve by 1984.
Harry 8hU11er1 prealdent of
tbe corporation, aald Sesame
Place Inc. will sublet a 25-acre
parcel ol the 300-acre pu1l. He
uid tbe new addition will have
leplU'ati ilfirii*ki\ and wm & an
educatlona'lly or.tented park
aimed at ch1lc:&en ages 3 to 13.
Shwter cited Lion Country's
alugith attendance u a prirut:
FNt100 for lnuod11Mn& a new
attnicdon to the area.
"The concept of the free
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98
5e
17 79 t7
88
= ~llght ....... ~
through Saturday except 8oiM
IOUtfew• to .... I to 18 lmOtS 8oelofl
durl119 aft.moon and ewntno 8l"'9o "°'4 8ou"'"9t ..... 1 to 2 lkirtll1QtOn
r .. t. Extant!,,. low c:loudl""9 awtetn SC
wtltl only pertlll clMMO durtng. a..tllo WV
lifllmOON.' . Qlartne P4C ~ v~-suipm~ =::
Scattered ahowert and Clmble 8C
thunderttOl'TM lnger.s -lhe ~ UIHlaalppl VaUey u .o.fl Wlfl end ..,,_, ffOl'n the Deyton
C*ltnlt Coelt to .. .....,,, 0.-c.-... 0.. Moltl9
Clovcty aktea -. reported DaVoft Ct*~ T--. IN~ °""" and perts of the Flo rid a El PMo
penlnMila, and II wu partly F.-..
ol'Oudy In Ntw E11tl1nd wnfl ffllVO '#16*......,~ ,,.... Alirl .-id cbldy lklll lllo-. Chit F ...
9Clttlr9d through l'8 Nor1t\Hll twtford
Ind Into the ~ wfth l'lln In. Hallne
perts or Wealllntton 1nd HonoUu
01oudt111aa rrom nortllern t-..on
Mont1n• to •Htern North lndnlpla °"'°4&. Jlcbn
........ " -~sunny. JldlarMle Tll1N1Uon1I WHther 8ervloe ~ City
torec11t for tod1y 0111 •or Kl10lC1llll
101tt•r•d ahow•re and• '--Veges
tllunderetorma over tlte Quit Uttll Rodi 0oeet end ICIUCtl A_. ...... ~
end "°"' "" "°"""" Plllrll .. ........... •ONo..VllllJ end~....... .... • ...,,. .................. ..
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l1tltfd•Y tllglll 70 to 74 It ...... 71 to .. Nlftd. H1t1111 In tfl• IOo In 1n11nd ~fowl..... .
Hcftoll OllkClr °"""9 OrtlNIO • ==-~ ,.,,.,, Ore
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Ndl•IOnd 11111 ~ len Antonio
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ltandina aaf.arl park baa not been
one that's aucceaeful," he aaid.
"The drive only takes 45
minutes to an hour and you're
not offering enough time to a
tourist or vi.aitor. So you have to
have other activities In the
entertalnment area.''
Searne Place Inc. ta a joint
project of the Children'•
TeleYil:ion Worbhop and Busch
Entertainment c.orp., a branch of
the giant beennaker. Shuster
utd tbere m ~ "Seame Street" parka Ill exaa ·an
Pennsylvania, replete with
overai?.ed, furry characten from
the popular public televlalon program. ,
Lion Country reached all~
popularity during Frasier'• reip.
Stetionarv ••
et INI
78 • . ee 74
70 101
79 1oe 78
56
11
02 rr-51 51 eo ee
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541
wtlero to call (toll frH) '°' --~,; OfMle . (IOO) 44l.a2t
Lo• ~nt•••• Covnt,: (IOQ) 241"'°21 ..._... . ..,, ........... ooun4tla: (800I ,.., ... ,10
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Other events at the fair include
the International Lumf>erjack
Show at 1 and 9 p.m.; Country
Fun Contest.a at 5:30 Jj.,m.; the
Funa-A-Poppin Circus at 8 p.m.;
gymnaatic tumbling oontesta at
5:30 and 7:30 p.m.; Gourmet
Gallery at 5:30 p.m.: Hypnot:ista
Vandermeide at 8 p.m., and
crafts demonstrations held all
day.
Meanwhile, clowna, mimes,
jugglers, marionettes, dancers
, festival. wine display and the
youth building.
Fair admiaion ia $4 for adults,
$1 for children 6 to 12 (they are
admitted ~today before e p.m.)
and children under 6 are
admitted free every day. Parking
. .. $1.
For mor~ information, call
714-751-FAill.
Three peOple slain
at home of exee
VILLAMOV A. Pa. (AP) -
Three people were '!ound alaln
today at the home of Courtlandt
S . Groaa, co-tounder of the
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.,
authorities aald.
"We have a forcible entry of
the home and a triple homidde,"
aald Salvatore Fruataci, ~puty
superintendent of the Lower
Merion Township Police
Department.
He said the. names of the
victims were not being released
until relatives could be contacted.
A neighbor, who did not want
to be identified, said Groa, 77,
lived at the houae with hia wile
and a maid.
Fruataci aaid the incident,
which occurred in an exclusive area of PhiIAaelprua'a suburban
M.m Line, apparently happened
80llletime dwing the night.
The oe1ghbor said ahe thought
she heard a ahot in the middle of
the night. but thought nothing of
lt becaWle people frequently hunt
in the area.
"I didn't know that something
like thia could happen," she Mid.
A polloeman in a nearbyjown
received the first call abOO\ the
slayings at 8:20 a.m. froni an
unidentified person at the bou3e
who found the bodies.
A Huntington Beach
policewoman on patrol and a
second moS,oriat were Injured
Thursday night when their auq
collided at thfl intersection of
Talbert Avenue and Gothard
Street in Huntington Ueach.
lbe...drlvec_of the civilian auto,
Bernard Dreiser .-TI ,o e
Huntington Beach .. was reported
in aerioua condition today at.
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital, w'here he was taken
with head injuries.
The policewoman, -Heather -
Dreyer, 21, was listed in Lair
condition today at Huntington
In~unity H~ital, where
she was recoveruig from a
1prained wrist and ankle and -
other injuries. ~
C.lifornia Highway Patrol
officer Georae Hinton aa!d the
milhap occurred at 9:15 p.m. He
1aid Officer Dreyer waa ·
northbound on Gothard, while
Dre.er waa traveling aouth. 'The 1
collision occurred wnen Dre.er
attempted a l«t tum in front of
the police car, Hinton said.
He said the investigation of the
m11hap ta CODtfnulng:'Tbe CHP la
called ·1n to investigate auto
acc:ldenta when city poUce cara
are involved.
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Codein · . .
~utback ..
feared
IA.OllAM&NTO (A.P) -A 1tate ofltolal uy~ 1omepoqr
,.op&t wtll .Wfv pain It ""'codme--
compound1 are cut from tht
edl.c.al ~bWty Ult. .
bThe 1tat4 D•r.•rtment of ,
eahh S.rvt~ 1 contldertn1
ht cut, mo1tly •• part of a '40 mUUon druc budaet
reduction, but partl1 becau.e ol
drua abute. It hu been 1pend.ina f 15l mWlon a year on CQdeine.
Stephen Wilford, chief of the
department'• Benefit.a Branch,
which run1 Medi-Cal, told a
reporter that ll codeine la cut,
••Scme people are goil'I to, well.
hurt."
Wilford uid 1M>me Medi-Cal
patlen1a could get by with aspirin
and the like. Othen with eevere
pain ~ht warrant atronger drual .. morphine. But "by
and large we~ patienta to
either ao without or pay for it
~Ives."
"That's just the way it has to
be. The Legislature tried to
spread the pain of these ft..::al
cut.a as widely as poaible."
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Codeine , an addictive
painkiller widely available in
pill• and cough syrups, has
1 · recently gained public attention
through street uae of "loads," a
potent combination of codeine
and a sleeping medicine called
Doriden.
WWord said the department
had intended to do aomething
about the abuse of codeine
bougnt by Medi-Cal patienta, but
that the main reason for
dropping it was to save money.
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PARA TROOPER JUMPS -A French paratrooper achieved a
jwnp near the F.i.ffel Tower u part of Bastille Day Wednesday.
The jump was part of a French army show.
Economy overriding question
Reagan backers' patience could wear thin in campaign
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Americans have thus far waited
. patiently for an economic
recovery spurred by Ronald
Reagan's policies. A key political
question is whether their
patience will last through the
electiona.
The atate of tl;le nation's economy will be the overriding
imrue in the HOUie and Senate
races th.is fall, both Republican
and Democratic party
pi"ofeulonall agree. But they
don't agree on what the voten'
llWI llllYBIB
election," say1 pollater Peter
Hart.
Republican analysts argue that
people accept Reagan's argument
that his tax cuts and spending
changee will take •till more time
to work.
is "an extension of that
pauence," he says.
An aspect of this public
patience is the continuink refusal
of Americans to blame Reagan
aolely for the nation's economic
troubles. The policies of the past ·
Democratic administration and
the Democrats in ~ may
share the blame in the public's
eye.
judgmenta are. ' i--nemocra& say lhe voters will
judge Reagan's polldes a failure In Ugh t of the recesal.on and
incteaSing unemployment. "I call
this a midcourse correction
Ric hard Withlin , the
president's chief pollster and
head of Decision Making
Information, says bis surveys mow a-~
patience among Americans for
the re(U}.ta of the Ree«an policies.
One J(ey· to a good showing
among GOP candidates this fall
The reasons for this mixed
public view are. easy to 1ee. The
intricate aquabbli,ng over the
budget in Congreu has
com...Plexities ~t few outalde of
ffie natfon's capital can fathom.
With a Reagan budget. a
Democratic alternatlve, a
blpartiaa.n bill and the F'edel'al
Reserve Board all intertwined In
the economic ballet, it is no
wonder that the public lacks a
clear ide., of whom to blame for
what.
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Buildins exemption
ruling praised
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
building industry has called a
new law exempting thC>j,l.SIUlds of
residences-from tou~r energy
conservation s tandards "a
responsible a nd balanced
answer" to the houalng crunch.
But energy officials and
comervation groups said it would
result in higher utility bills for
many new home buyers.
The Jaw, signed b y Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. Tuesday
night, will exempt dwellinga in
pre1imlnary planning stages from
CON1erVation standarda.
Tb& meeaura la .AB1843 by
Aalemblyman Leroy Greene, D-
Sacramento, which wu aought
by the California Building
.Industry Aaoclatfon.
The atandarda, developed by
the state Energy Commission,
went Into affect. Tueeday. But
the bill granted an exemption for
housing for which the local
tentative development maps
were approved on or before June
15.
An estimated 60,000 residences
fall into that category.
The conservation standards
require builders to install
measures to save a required
amount of energy by using their
choice of insulation, passive
design, solar heaters and other
techniques to c ut energy
consumption.
Energy Commission Chainnan
Russell Schweickart aaya the
standlll'th ~l -.ave --the-~ew
homeowner 70 percent on hill
utility bills, and spare other rate
payers the costs of having to
finance new soun:es of power. He
once said the investment would
"come back tenfold in the life of
the house."
.T.haL.heutancy to _blame
Reagan has defused -for now
-what could be a critical
po litic al problem for the
prdident and for Republican
candidates running aS supporters
of his policies.
As long as the voten spread
the blame for economic troubles,
the electoral impact of the issue
will be spread between the
parties as well. However, if the
public comes to put the
responsibility for the economic
troublea on Reagan, the fall
elections could lead to much
greater GOP losses than are now
forecast.
While both parties' pros agree
that the economy will be tha
issue, they spilt on what aspect of
the economy will be the key.
Democrats, naturally, mention
the recession and unem~lo~nt.
"lrepUblicans, in contrast, talk
about the big drop ln the rate of
inflation since Reagan took office
and the big ·"anti-Inflation
constituency" that will
appreciate that change.
"You can't tell yet just which
aspect of economic policy people
will focus on," says Robert
Teeter, head of Market Opinion CIHain.d edvertlalng 714llM2·5e71 Re9earch.
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A.her )'Hn of 1earobln1,
Oran1• CouMy 1overnme1U
oWdall blw foUncf a lltit foe' M
anJmal 1htlter to Mtv• toU•h
county 1'9111c1ent1.
Aa propGMd by a comrnltw of
·1andownen and community
teedeni ~ tl.8& rntWon lhelier
,,,. oou.nty'• propGMd ~
for the current tl1cal yHr
concalnl '347 DOO for acq\&Wdan
of the flood control dl1trlct
p,::i•rty and. dHlln of the
fl ty.
kennel1, and 1pe«slal hou.ina • lldionl for u .. uMI nocaa
amlmall. 'nMre allo would be
fadlitill for ~ nwdltfM
-U\lmaJ delttuctiorl. County ,offlclah tald
Inl\laUy, the ahelter would
include l;etween 100 and 200
cona,ruellon probably would occur tn 1984. ·
. would ~· located alon1 a
propoHd exten1lon of Ca¥t
Road north of Crown Vall•Y
Parkway in the Million Vl•Jo ptannea community.
The county'• 1ole animal
· ahelter la located ln Oran1e.
County dftlciala aay a 1econd
ahelter la warrantied by arowth · ·
ln the 110uth county reaton.
Varioua altea have been
suggested over the years. None
has been accepted due to
oppo1ltlon from either landownenEf. resldenta. The ii the lleC:Ond new
animal care adllty to be tarpted
in the aout})-county. A teparate,
$2.3 million ahelter hais been
approved for conatructlon ln
~on Sand Canyon Road.
Although Irvine and county
offidala considered merafng the
two facilttlea. talk• ended
because of two diaagreementa:
Irvine does not put pell to aleep
as the county does, and county
officiala decided their shelter
ahould be farther south.
The county's new a.helter will
be located on Cabot l\oad near
the site of a new "multimodal"
train station along the Santa Fe
l\ailway traclu.
DellJ "-' ll't\oto brO., Ambf-. The propoeed ahelt.er would sit
on 3.8 acres. Three acres are
owned by the Orange County
Flood Control Diatrict. The rest
of the land will be donated by
the Miaion V~jo Company to
the county.
LA YING IT ON -Newport Beach City Councilman Phil
Maurer trowels mud in the Mayors' Brick Laying Contest at
the Orange County Fair. He earned honorable mention.
Mayor Rol>ert E. McGowan of Villa Pflrk won. Participants
~d 2Q minutes to lay 8"' bricks, and nratnea counted. .•
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REACTIONS ON THE WAY DOW.N ...
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It takea four aeconds maximum for the
parachute to open on a atatic line, another two to
get to the emergency chute ripcord if the main
chute either doesn't open or malfunctions.
You have to count and look at what you're
doing -and think very clearly and quickly.
There'• n o time to procrastinate when
you're hurtling toward ~ at about 160 feet
per second.
Rooftops, trees and barbed wire fences
aren't desirable pbicee to land, Campbell warned.
They're better than power lines, I thought.
CampbeUi reinforced that. '
"U it'• i chokle between a power line and
the freeway," he recommended, "take your
lumps on the fn!eway. It'a better to be run over 1
by a truck; r,ou might live."
"Great,' I aaicf to my.elf u I grew slightly
concerned.
We seared up with jwnpsait; heavy boots. -
protective helmet. Inflatable water wings ln cue
we hit the lake, and both a main and an
emegency chute.
LOOKING SltYWARD FOR FUN?
Cla11es, equlpm~nt U1ted ID Weeken.~~!
The gear wu heavy.
"We're ln the Army now," I joked as I
. marched ~ JD¥ cl•SS!T\AtH to ..1he Waiting
aircraft, an old Golden West commuter.
Nervoua? No. I atill wae aurprtaingly calm.
I waa 80 exhausted I just wanted to jump, go
home and ahower.
The plane benked ateeply and quickly. In
second1, we were maneuvering into drop
position.
I tried to appeer nonchalant. I ran the
instructio~er and over ln my mind.
We jumped In groups of three. I was first ln
the aecond group; that meant I got to lit on the
very edge of the open doorway longer than my
jump.. ma ta.
Panic struck.
Tom Sanden, the jump photographer aimed
his camera In my 1.-:e md beged me to smile.
Campbell wu up aaaimt my back. alapping
my moulder and aaylna, "See that down there.
That'• your target. :Do You aee It?''
Numbly, I nodded.
A half aeoond later, he hit my ahoulder
again, the signal to jump.
Stark terror aet ln. Thousands of thoughts
ratts throuah my mind.
What i! I faint? What if I cry? What eXCU8e
would keep him from pushing me out the door?
The answer wu none .
U l didn't jump, he WU going to puah.
I allpped off the edge of the plane.
Next thing I remember la being out there
facing a tremendous blast of hot wind which.'
immedlately ripped off my helmet.
The fear waa gone. I reminded mysell to
arch and count. For about a aeoond I did what I
feared most. I blanked. >.. the helmet tore away, I swore aild .
wondered if my gluaea would be next to go.
A aecond later. I remember to check if
anything wu up there over me. •
-f looked. It-wu-~ ~ big, btautttul,
brownab·greert. perfect chute. No mal.functiona. ·
No need to pull the emergency chute ripcord.. ·
I reached up, grabbed the toggles to .J
manipulate the ~ute, looked out over the lake i
and said aloud, "Thank you, God. Thu ls • ~
beautiful.''
I drank ln the sights, the village, 1he lake,
the mountains, the sky. I was at peace and it was
quieter than rd ever known. It was nice. l
Three and a half minutes later, I landed as
instructed -feet and knees pressed fi.nnly
t.ogether, facing into the wind and no hard turns J
below 100 feet.
My feet hit, I rolled, leaped up and ran
halfway around the chute to keep it from
grabbing wind and dragging me acro8ll the dirt.
I waa aorry the ride was over.
Back in the ~ I watched vide6tapes ! ·
of my maiden jump, Campbell critiqued us, {
preeented UI with certificatee signaling succelSful I
completioo of static line parachute jwnpt from an • :
aircraft In ntgJtt, ahook our handa and wiahed us :
well j We congratulated each other, aaid our
goodbyes at><! I drove off alone from the airport.
Half a tnile awar,. it hit me.
"Wboooooeeeee, ' I ecreemed at the toP of
my lungs all the way down the hiahway. My car
flew bllc:k to Costa Me11a. My mlncf atill was 2,500
feet up ll08rina with ~ blrda. ·
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l the other end of the phone line can be part
' a scam. Instead, look up the numbers
>W"Sell or ask for directbry assistance. All
>U need are the names of the finns, which
1e promoter should be willing to give to you.
Do not give the company rqaking the
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Herb vinesar r ecipe
DEAR PAT: Ia there any way to make
your own herb vine1arT I iJnaaine thil would
be more economical than buyln1 i\.
C.O .. Newport Beach
You're right, and the buic recipe la
11.mple. To a quart of~t vinegar (brlna to a
boil and turn off th heat), iwid either 4
t.eaa~ of dried h or 2 cups of fresh.
Pour lnto a jar, store at room temperatre for a .
week, st.irrlng occasionally. Straift and bottle.
Tarragon vinegar should be made with.
cider vinegar, dried or fresl\ tarragon and a
little garlic (cut-up clove or garlic powder).
Roeemary vinegar calla for red-wine vinegar
and rosemary, and dill vinegar la made from
white vinegar wit,h a mixture of parsh~y.
awnmer savory, marjoram and chives, with
paraley predominating.
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Your Service, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. Box
1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. As m.eny letters as
poSsJble will~ answered, but phone lnqulrle11 or
letters not lndud.ing the reader's full name,
addl'ess jjnd business hours' phone number
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J [earing urged on waste route
iblo opponents concerned aboutl ransport
\.N LUIS OBISPO (AP) -
· environmental groups are
ng that a public hearing be
on a California Highway
·ol-proposed transportation
e for nuclear wallte from the
llo Canyon atbmic power
t.
think the people of this
1ty feel ~t transp6rting this
: either by rail or truck is a
' dangeroua proposition,"
ey Culver of Mothers for
:e said. ••we feel tha\ this
aty is certainly an appropriate
e·to have a be~."
"le CHP-suggested route for
nt fuel, which includes
onium 239, would proceed
g U.S. 101, then east along
! Highway 46 to Interstate 5.
owever, the proposal for the
e, sc:heduled to be the subject
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of a hearing m Sacramento on
July 26, is still in the theoretical
stage. For one thing, the Oiablo
Canyon plant has neither a test
llcense nor a full-power license,
due to the discovery of design
defects last year, and is therefore
not generating any nuclear waste
at present.
Alao, the federal government
has not approved any storage lite
for such wastes, so it's still not
known where the wastes would
be taken.
However, David Broadwater, a
spokesman for another
environmental group, Oak Tree
Alliance, said h e estimates as
much as 1,400 pounds a year of
plutonium 239 co uld be
generated by the plant when it
becomes operatJonaJ.
Other groups requestmg a local
h~ng are People Cknerating
Energy and the Envtr0nmental
Forum at Paso Robles.
However, regardless of the
ultimate destination, the CHP
proposes a transportation rout.e-
t.hat would carry the wastes
through the cities of San Luis
Obiapo, Atalleadero, Pa!IO Robles,
Whitley Gardens, Templeton and
Shandon.
Jim Hanchett, spokesman for
th e Nuclear Regulatory
Commission in Walnut Creek,
said plans for a storage site are
being developed by the U.S .
Department of Energy.
Cu.-rently, nuclear wastes from
power plants are "staying at
spent-fuel p;ools at the various
reactors, ' Ha n c hett said
Thursday.
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CAJU.albU) (AP) .,... A plan to
1row 1 t r l pe d bau a t an
UftP!.a.cs.nt.eid clip will IOOn bl
trtild ln 80~ water pou.rtna
out of a utillty power plant lnto ,
the Padtlc Ocean.
'J1)e \Me of ttl dilchatae water '
ha• been o f hred to an aquaculture company by San
' Dle10 Gaa & llllectr lc Co., a
apokesman •YL If atudlea are
~te, he expeci. the lilvery ll>Ort flah to arow ln the warm
water at a rate three t:lmem taster •
than ln the wild. ,
1 The experiment wlll try at
rlrat to raiae between 30,000 and
100,000 poundl of it annually ln
the controlled, laboratory-like
setting, s.,.-1 biologist Jim
Carlberg, feneral manager of
Aquacu ture Systemt
International.
If it turns into a commercial
operation, he aaid u much u
500,000 pounds of fresh ~ will
be turned out annually for aale,ln
fiah marketa and restaurants.
Carlberg',' in an interview, aaid
studies inclicate that striped bus
can be railed to a marketable size
of 1 or l 'h pounds within a year
in a con trolled, warm-water
environment.
FRAGGLED· -Muppets creator Jim Henson is surrounded
by Fraggles, a new puppet species he designed for the
forthcoming H~me Box Office Televisi n series "Fraggle
Rock."
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Valerie arrive at l\rann's Bruin Theatre in Los
Ang~les for the premiere of "The World
Aa?ording to Garp," in which Williams stars in
the leading role as T.S. Garp.
People who aw Jolm.Dy non around the time he waa charged wlth
drunken drlvitll are "adaman ' h•
wun't Intoxicated, a lawyer aai u a
September trtal date wu 1et for the
host of TV'1 "Tonight Show." •
After a~to ya 8Rreed on the date,
Municipal dge Andrew J. JVel11
ordered C n to stahd trial ~t. 20
in Municipal Court on two counts of
mlademeano r drunke n driv i ng.
Canon was ii) ..Ewope and. did not
appear at the ~r.e-irial' h~~flg. ; •
Country singer JpbJUly Paycheck
pleaded no contest to a misderm~anor
sexual assault charge In a plea bargain
stemming from accusations he had sex
with a 12-year-old girl.
Paycheck, 42, was fined $1,000 and
placed on one year of unsupervised
lAatalaUon au~ of a inemorta1 to \ Pruklla
Otlaao l\toH••lt i• 1otn1 to
Pnlidenl a.on fOl' hit lfanature.
The bUl. wTUch al.r'Mdy ~)wd been
approved by \he Senate, WU pMlld
264· U 1 by the Houu. Th• Co~onal Budiet OUk'e eetlmates
comlruction will cost '31 million and
annual maintenance about $l million,
while the Interior Department N)'I
conatn.ICtion will be $28.8 million and
annual expe:rwee $766,000.
The 39-foot sailboat Orea, carrying
3,100 pounds of marijuana when
captured by the Coast Guard off
Alaska'• Aleutian hlanda, ia
regiatered to a San Frand8co banking
execuuve, California vehicle records
show.
"Are yo u kidding?" exclaimed
CecUla H. Herbert, vice president of
Morgan Guaranty International Bank,
adding that she could not believe the
vesael belofl8ing to htt waa Involved
in an alleged .smuggling plot.
Ms. Her bert said the boat was
leased last Septe mber through a
"repu~ble broker" but she had not
heard about it since, although she
received regular rental payments.
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• No magic solution1 to
airport site dilemma
Now that a ao-called blue
ribbon ~ttee of bualnea and
industrial leaden hU come 1n with
""' the recommendation that a new
1uper jetport to serve Oran1e
County be located in Santiago
t.anyoh, we suspect the newa may
not be greeted with great huuaha
and applause.
This may be par1.icularly true
ln the halls of county government,
whence the 'Board of Supervisors
appointed membelf'S to the airport
lite study panel.
After all, county government
itself has looked at Santiago
Canyon more than once and
largelY discarded the site.
Then too, the Southern
California Association of
Governments, known as SCAG,
studied Santiago, diacarded it,'and
instead recommended three other
sites as possible major airport
locations. These are El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station,• or
Camp Pendleton, or a location out
in the Pacific off Long Beach
Harbor.
These locations, similarly,
had been studied and studied and
probed again in earlier airport site
mullings, and largely discarded.
SO news of the blue-ribbon
committee's Santiago selection had
barely been made public when
BOard of Supervisors Chainnan
Bruce Nestande, who represents
the central county, announced he
opposes it. _
Other voices may well be
heard to suggest that the business
and industrial leaders didn't really
do much of a Job when they came
out in favor of a Sant1.,a Canydn .1-....
9&& t""' ... ~
Perb.apa what OOU/ltY of tidal.I
were expecU~I waa that the
committee wou.\d reach into ~
magic box and from that. extract
an Orange c.ounty airport locatian
that would· be unique, never
before suggeated, pqsing no
logiatlcal, economic or airspace
problems, and that it would be
universally adored by everybody.
U that was the anticipation,
somebody "'a.a living in a dream
world of completely fanciful
expectations.
Colin~ government itself could not locate that dream
aerodrome site, despite repeated
efforts ov r the past couple of
decades. AG clearly couldn't
find it.
Perhaps what is need~ now
is for somebody to stand up and
thank the members of the blue-
ri bbon airport committee for
taking time out of their crowded
executive schedul~. for making
the effort and for offering their
best observations to help solve a
problem that nobody else has yet
been able to solve.
And if nobody else wants to
step forward and thank them, we
do so now. Thank you, conunittee
members.
If the Santiago Canyon
recommendation serves no other-
purpose, perhaps it will give the
airport site problem just a bit of
reality orientation.
20-cent staHJp 'holds'
The U.S. Postal Service
received and issued a couple of
pieces of gOOd news thia month.
Firstly, the agency's
accountants who had been
anticipating an $84 million deficit
by mid-June, found a $24 million
rurplus instead.
For Postal Service clients,
that means the 20-<:ent stamp for
~-w.-t.clua-mail-will held-unUl-1934-
instead of 1983 as earlier
predicted.
Ad'1itionally, the USPS
received the results of a one-year,
S500,000 study of its progress since
.t was created in 1971 to supplant
the 200-year-old Post Off ice
Department.
The study by the National
\cademy of PubJic
"1ministration, paid for by the
?ostal Service, found that costs
1ad been cut and productivity
increased in 'fts tirSt decade as an
independent agency.
However, the study urged
greater investment in new
technology to move the mail more
swiftly and cheaply and also
suggested the Postal Service
would do well to improve its
public image.
Efforts to reduce costs and
increa~e productivity have
esUlted illllnne 11acrtttce tn
employee courtesy and customer
services, said the researchers. The
Postal §§'vice should endeavor to
remove the adversary attitude of
union members and seek a greater
sense of teapiwork and hannony.
We wish the USPS well in its
search for harmony -always
useful in these troubled times .s._
and welcome the news that there
apparently will be plenty of time
to use up our 20-cent stamps
before the next rate increase.
Viewers not so gullible
Social Security recipients and administration, on the hunt for
>lenty of others are not amused by budget cuts, made a noble effort to
a current TV oommercial. stall the July increase, failing only
It depicts a friendly looking in the face of vigorous opposition
Jre}'·!Wred letter carrier han_dIDg _ _j.n ~. _ _
an enve ope o. an. e.laerTy-; Presidenf&aian did, indeed,
1ouseholder. His visits are promise not to cut the July spedaµywelcome~month, ~e increase -but only after
actor-lett?r carri~r explains demonstrations by alarmed senior
>eeauae . he a delivering the July citizens brought the point home.
)odal Security checks With the 7.4 . >ercent ~oat-of-living increase Wh~n Democratic leaders
•promised" them by President co~plam~d about the ~V ad leagan. telling Social Security recipients
The president, he goes on, is a they s9ould tha~k President
nan who always keeps his Re~gan for larger c~ecka, the
>l'ODliae& 80, "Let's give the guy a chairman .of the Republican Party,
:bance." ~hich paid for the ad, responded,
A.a just about everyone who I don.t know why ev~s
\81 not been asleep for the past comp~ a~ut it. We ve ~
rear or 90 knows, Social Security created a ruce little co~erclal.
urt-of4 1tving increases keyed to It is not a nice li tt 1 e
he Qmsumer Price Index were commercial. It is a hypocritical lie.
lUtborized in a bill passed by It should be taken off the air and ~ in 1975. the .ad ~ who created it should
A n d t h e R e a g a n be fired.
1 L.M. Boyd I Prison learning
Republic of China are .always left
unlocked. Hotel theft ia unknown
th~.
Q. Thoee aluminum goal poetl in
the NFL stadiums -how much do
they coet'?
A. About $4,000.
You know how frequently It's the
~ that a releaaed convict winds up
;gilt hack tn prilon. Rarely doet It
lappen if said oonvic\ la one of thoee
Nho study computer programming
.vhile tn the walla. Number of big
1nm -8UCh • Honeywell in fow-
~hwietbl at.ate pUonl -spomor
Jl"Olfammina oounes. .. u you eo ''hooking" In Alaaka,
Hotel rooms in the People's you're fishlna throuah the ice.
Thomas P. Haley
PC.bll~r
Tttoma1 A. ft\Urpftlfte
-; Editor
Barbara. krelblch
Editorial Page Editor.
Some acts are unjustifiable
The -othel: ~; when Mr. Menachem it.membered children 6' hypocritical t.mplements given, free of charge, to the Be~ waa visiting Washington. the NBC tilth. men of degenerate conscience who use
ni tly news, to Its everlasting honor, It is said that the Russians have them.
de lvered itself of an unforgettable aupplled biological weapons to their Sometimes this form of surgery on the
aegment. The. piece opened up with a agents fighting in Laoe. Only by pulling very young ia excuaed by pointing out
tight shot of a little Lebanete girl. about down the houae of reason can that be that the PLO has killed Israeli children.
four years old; the camera pulled back to used to rationalize. supplying cluster It ao. then God curse the PLO, but let no
show the bandage at the end of her ~eg ,._. \ maJ) kill another child in revenge. Again
where her foot had been. ~e OOZlllg and again, we get to the immutable
blood had dyed the cotton fabric red. f .. ,,. r moral (act that you may not kil.i children
Contrast that with the 1>re1ident's . -,> and, if you do, every man should tum hi.a
smiling face as he conductecl Begin along ~· . face from you for you are unclean.
a White House garden path. Contrast the , VON ffOffMAft Punish the guilty. Collective g·uilt, little girl with the abstract discu8sions attainder. the bombing of Palestinian
carried out here ~~ after ~y by ?UC achools because the fathers of aome of
highest level polluaans and JOurnalist.s bombs to maim children in Lebanon. the Palestinian children therein are
and one must conclude that at the least Bacteriological warfare is another act shooting at Israelis is a morally
these men are morally ooanened, but that ia wrong in and of Itself and can inadmissible act.
moretlkely,throughyearaofpowerand never be right. There are no Of late the Israelis have begun
deference, grown.Jnt.o moral def~v.-. _ circumatancea which can ever, ever, ever attaeking the International Red Croa -
THEJ\E 18 AN END to pragmat.ica. N
hwnan beinga we are not llcenaed to do
anything, to commit act:a, to inflict any
atrocity and rationalize it in Ule name of
policy necesalty. There are Seine things
that are wrong in and of themeelves.
They have always been wrong and they
always will be wrong and anyone laying
serious claim to having the quickening
soul of homo sapiens knows what they
are. Chopping the feet off little children
falls into that category, and it shows you
how far we have fallen that theee words
even have to be written.
Let us examine aome of the reaaoning
that has been put forth to justify the
maiming of th.is and eo many other small
children: The one we hear Il¥l8t is that it
creates an opportunity to ~ a unified,
peaceful and democratic state i(l
Lebanon. To which th.is writer replie&: a
-stat-e foun-Oed on the parts of
ariae to justify it. verbally attacking it for making
But why be more indignant at what "deliberate and malicious" casualty
the llraell.s are doing in Lebanon than counts. The sin of murder is now
what the Russians are doing in compounded by cynicism. and, if our
Southeast Asia? Because morally we are American officials hold true to to~. •
te11ponsible for our own acts. not the acts they will soon begin denouncing the
of others. May the Lo~ of Justice siiike International Red Crc:m at.a. "
the Rusaiana for 'khat they do. They
must answer for their acts and we for
ours.
IT 18 OUR WEAPONS and our money
that enable the l8nielia to chop little feet
off. We keep ptting beCk to the child in
the hospital bed because when Mr.
Reagan, after a meeting with Mr. Begin,
tallat in abstract worn. like "a sovereign.
independent Lebanon under the
author11y of a strong central
government,'' that translates back into
the amputation of children's limbs by
me>dern bombers and artillery
manufactured In the United States;
WOULD THAT we could see ourselves
as others do. We like' to think that
Amenca is a land whe~ human life is
most precious, most revered. Yet we are
the premier bomb mak._ of the world,
the armorers ol the worfd. the ?Qunitions
makers. Our can don't. work but our
guns always fire. '
:
AaotJa our land th~ ia broad and
troubled reaction to ~ and our ·•
culpable complicity. By no means all ol
us are so coarsened we cannot see the J
difference between right and wrong: it la
the mighty and the favored who suffer '
from moral astigmatism. ·'
Court change try m~y confuse -voter
Assemblywoman Carol Hallett, the
Republican nominee for lieutenant
governor, is urging a "no" vote on three
. of the four Supreme Court just1oea who
will be asking for a 12-year extension of
their terms at the November general
election.
The three she wants defeated are Cruz
Reynoso , Otto Kaus and Allen
Broussard, all recent .a.ppointees of
Gov. Jerry Brown. Her reasons are that
their liberal leanings are not in harmony
with the people. She makes an exception
and asks for a "yes" ·vote for Justice
Frank Richardaon. a Reagan appointee
who is generally considered the court's
most conservative member.
Pl>LITICALLY, a nara:nner for strict
law enforcement, her exception of
Richardson is understandable. But if she
really wants to change the face of· the
court she should come out flat for the
rejection of all four.
· By attempting to separate the wheat
from the chalf She )\'ill only confuse tbe
votera. By the time they get to the polla
they won't remember which one wears
the white hat.
As a matter of fact, although it is true
Richardson has the image of
conservatism, much of it is due to the
company he keeps. Karl Marx might
seem to be a conservative when
IARl Jilli RI
compared to the present s1ate Supreme
Court.
In reality Ric~n isn't .all pu.t
conservative. It was he who wrote the
noent. deciaio11 bolding-that-cllies-have
the right to exercise eminent domain to
~uire a baseball club. Even the far~ut
liberal Chief Justice Roee Bird choked on
that one, stating. "It strikes me as
dangerous and heavy handed for
~~~·n·~~ .. nt to tak e over a
Yet, des'pite her misgivings which
included aeeidg the deciaion as "the
potential for abuse of such great power,"
she nevertheless concurred with the
majority.
Although the c ourts should be
protected from the quickly changing ·r
moods of public opinion even in a •
democracy, that protection was never :
intended to condone wilful disregard of ~
the public will over a long period. The =
very fact that judges in this state are :.t
elective and must stand before the "·
people periodically testifies to the desire ~
of the people to retain control over their J.
courts.
SO WHEN a court continually rules
contrary to the Wishes of the people in
case after case, covering a multitude of
issues and eetting itself up as "supreme
lawmak~ tnst.ead "'Of nJ.ting -.olely on
laws as they have been written, it is time
to throw the rascals out at every i
opportWlity u.htil the realization dawna • ;
that this is a govenunent of the people 1•
and by the people.
Hallet's intentions may be in tune
wfth the public but her political
motlvaUons in attempting to spare one of
the justices is a disaervice because it can
defeat her goal of changing the court.
What's a circus without authentic smell?
,State fairs and county carnivals are
fun, but the circus died for me some 20
years ago, when Barnum & Bailey
announced that it would open at
Madison Square Garden with the "New
Smell."
Garden engineers, it appeared, had
developed an air-purifying device that
~. i):· IYllH 10111-
l ..
enabled them to keep the circyl free of "un~t animal aromas." Shades of
PhintM T!
What aood la a d.rcua devoid of that overwh~lmlng combination of compleX
1,inel11 that combines 1awdu1t and
po~ and the heady fragrance of the
barnyard? An odorl• ctrcua Is about u emodonaUr, eUective u a production of
"Hamlet • without the Prince ot
Oenmuk.
lNtead of trytna to restrict. •• OUlht to encou.raae our olfactory ten.le. M'"ost
people In this tncrealnalY mechaftiJed
world have bt an acute _... of miell
(one of the blah &lricel pakl by heavy
amokera), ana with lt ucrrtlc:ed •
• profound ~of eerwory p~.
'
Most of our childhocxl memories are
inextricably bound up with smells -
especially for youngsters who were
'reared in the country. Nothing in urban
living can compare with the wonderful
aroma of tltnothy and fresh hay -or,
for thatTtnatter, a stable still speckled
with early-morning dew.
E .V . Lucas. the British essayist and
critic, some years ago made up a list of
'lthe moat, delicious scents." I remember
moet-of them became hilt list stirred my
own oUactory memory:
·•sweetbriar on the air. Pine trees on a
hot day. Lbne bl0990m. Brake fern and
walnut leaves~· Newly split wocxl
ln a-copse. /Lny kind of jardener'1
rubbilh. Qnnamon. R1pe apples. Tea just
..o~ anti coff• ;.t grOU;nd. A rad.nc liable. A da11'y farm. Cedar pend)a. The underatd~ of a turf. A cirala."
OF OOURSE, a ci.mia; lt must be
included ln ew~ry Utt. Who but •
dehumanl1ed ena~neer would even
contemplate ~-putUylna" a drcwl?
SdentitiC l'M,lllornen1a can flO no turtbe:t
than to obliterate one ol th• moat
nostaJ.Pc eonaerim of 11Wtll8 !n man'I
e~~· 'The aenae of smell t• the moat
effectlv• of all Hntet In aroualrtl memori~" wrote SC~nhauer, and ~ Allan Poe takl much the *¥
thing in one of his Marginalia essays.
Creative writers throughout hiatory
have played cunningly on our memory
of sme11s, in order to re-create acenes we
could identify with from our pasl Proust
was especially 'adept at evoking the
memory of youth through a descrlption
of odors. .There is some evidence that the ol
olfactoFy nerves are dying a~ay in
modem society. It takes a crisp mornin&
. in the woods, wa.kenin& to the odor_ of ,.
baCon frying and coffee perking, to make
U8 realir.e that we are becom1na smen-
dead, just as a few unlortunate.t are
color·blind or tone-deaf.
N Z"1 R END -
Former Black Panther
Eldrlda• Cleaver
hopes to work ott ..
lalt criminal left~
by late thla fall and
tum to "polltlcal level
change.''
.
Alumni
reunite
Santa ADA'• Mater J)ej HIJib School ci.. of ·12 wilt have a reunion. Aug.
21 at the Santa Ana Elka
~b.
Reterv,uona are $22
per penon. •
;t..~ .. IWf ca' Uw 1onplt day of the
'I1je blade of briCht aunliabt moved
.. Ma. Sot.er and her Companjul
watched, 11u lf.'' ahe remembera, "lt
were alive."
Had Ma. Sofat.r, an artist and now
ftlmmaker, arrived minutes later. she mi&ht have mimed the atptftcmiice ~f tbe e\tenL For by then, the d.,pr would ha~ adv8')Ced put the cent.er
of the carved spiral. But~
necessartly, aM aaya, I '
"I had had twn couraea Jn
archaeoutrcmcmy' l'DC-1ly ... )'all. IO
the comdousnem w• very much with
me," ahe aaya. "What made It !
unique wd that ahadow · and t
would mark the !\eight of the ml
sun, rather than lta rilinl and aeninl
pointa.
-For ctet.Oa, call Janice, "Had l ~ there 20 years ago_"
Btarrell at 974-4118 or she says, 'l wouldn't have; had the
Leann F l aher ty at faintest laea of what I had eeen." 73()-seG. _ "The Stm n.Qer," naITated by
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out of phase with July surfing weather, but the way the
news la running these days, you begin to wonder if our
coastal schools will really get open next fall. The financial
eque..e ia reelly coming home to rooet.
The~·e an old classic surfmg film called, "Endless
Summer." If school financing doesn't improve; this summer ·
tnay be it.
' School administrators
. tend to speak in a sort of · · 54,...., _ education-ese that can
Tll ln'Hl'I • ~ make it difficult for us -~ ordinaries to understand
-----------tpe fina n c ial c rimp . Sometimes you need translat{ons for new education terms,
like this:
TERM: ADA Shortfall. Tb.is really means how mahy
of the little monsters the s:hool district has in average daily
.attendanae. For most of our school systems, the head oount
keeps dropRing every year. That means the state takes
away money for each kid lost.
TERM: Serrano-Priest . This was a court decision
which means essentially that all school districts should
have the same amount of money on a per-child basis.
Because of taxes, Laguna Beach used to be a "rich"
school district. Now it's poor. Same thing happened to the
Newport-Mesa Unified School District. ·
81 PATRICK J. &SNNEDY or ... e-,... ....
Wlien Richard Dowrey'1
motoreyde hit the front llde of
an oncam1na car at high •peed on A~ 8, 1917, h8 WU catapulted
head·fint throu.lh the '*"• front window and inocked into a
fJve-dv coma. . .,. Bul "Dowrey. now 22, was
l"'cky. Ile w11 wearln1 a
protective helmet and he's lived
to tell ot tila cloee 'brush with
death and to warn others.
"Doctors aay my recovery hu
been miraculoul, but I 1till don't
have it together and it's going to
be a rough road for the real of
my life," says Dowrey, of Miaaion
Viejo.
"&t rd been dead on the spot
lf I hadn't been wearing a helmet
and now my main goal ia to have
law s pa11e d r e quiri ng
rnotorcycUata to have helmets. It's
crazy not to."
In elementary and
intermediate schools, Dowrey
aaya he was cla11if ied as a
Mentally Gifted Student. ·
But be.sa~ that aa a teen-ager
he waa a • wild kid" who took
lllega l drugs, drove his 750
Honda at breakneck speeds and =· yed out-driving purs uing cars, Which ls what he WU
~ting the e ve ning he
"I had a stack of s~
tickets at home and ll}Y lioeriie
waa s uspended, but I ket>t
driving t.ast." Dowrey recalls. "It
wa, a t.lirill.
''l had evaded police can aix
dlf(ett.nt times but the ·aeventh
ttme the officer had a eouped-ul?
pursuit \ehicle and I waan t
1~ him ao I drove faster than
ever .'
He says he lost control turning
a comer and the collision flung
him into the oncoming car and
.ent his bike flying 30 feet.
The crash caUaed" brain damage
that initially resulted in partial
paralysis o f h i1 r ight aide,
epileptic eeirures, dizzinells, io.
ol memory, double vision and
slurred speech.
After awakening from the ·
coma. he says he was hospitalized
epileptic ael1urea, occe~lonal
blurred YWon and bu U'OUbll
conc•ntrattnc on .and
, remer.nberln1 le11on1 in an
En_sll•h claaa at Saddleback
C.Ollep.
He •YI he'• ~ to tmp-ove bl1 laqu.,e 1ldlh ao be can
1ucce11f ully take couraea to
become an aeroep11ee en&f,neer.
He aaya h.11 frlenda and famill
say that 1ince the crash he•
matured and hl• attitude hu
become conatructive, rather than
recklem. Do~, who lives on his own
and worka u a, .elf-enployed
gardener, agrees that be'• feft his
wild da'~ ~hind.
"rm luCky to be alive and I
just w•t other motorcyclista to
know t!lat if they break a leg
they'll survive, but you can't
replace your head and they
should :wear a helmet wbenev\!r
they get on a bike."
Dowrey says h e recently
mailed letters to numerous aouth
county high schools oUering to
speak to students next term on
the dangers _of riding without a
hebnet.
· He says he's alao written to
state trans portation officials
who've responded commending
~ ideas on motorcycle-safety,
but also cautio ning that the
~haps a law could require that
motorcycle dealera must •ll a
helmet with every vehicle.
H e claim• the mandated
increued sala of helmeta would
lo wer the coat and, moat
i mp o rtantly , g i v e all
motorcycllsts tha opportunity to
protect their tkulls.
.. When rm dri\'ing my car and
aee a rider without a helmet, I
pull alonpide and )'ell at him to
get a helmet, that It saved my life
and It might aave his," Dowrey
says,
"They usually look at me like
I'm crazy and then drive away,
but at least they can't say they
haven't been warned."
Although he Wied to love to
• nde motorcycles, Dowrey says he
doesn't ride anymore.
SURVIVOR -R i chard
Dowrey's voice of experience
calls for motorcyclists to wear
helmets.
wheels of government often tum
slowly.
Dowrey suggests that if helmet
wearing can't be ~da~. then
About two years after the •
accident, he says he bought a
moped because the thought that
since a moped is slower than a
motorcycle, it also is safer.
But he says a motorist with
faulty brakes am.ashed a car into
his mqped , sending Dowre y
cartwheeling through the air and
breaking his leg.
"I thought it was just the crazy
speed that caused my accident,
but, hey, it's dangerous riding on
the streets. I'll never get on one
of thoee things again," be says.
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..._,H--t--t-_....~ another month and then
releued to bit mother's care,
where })e says he spent the next
year living in a due. ·
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Mo&Mn didn't hay,1 to put on these benefit showa befOTe Prop 13
the poor school districts that were supposed to get rich from
the money taken away from n ch school districts are still
poor.
Just like the formerly rich d istricts.
TERM: Teacher negotiations. You may have thought
this means strike threats and distasteful things like that
wherein teachers tried to get higher pay .
Now it means ~ions about who get.5 laid off next.
TERM: Busing problems. Once again, the meaning has
changed. There used t.Q be a lot of worey about busing
students from ac})ool to school for racial balance.
Now the problems are where the school districts will
come up with the scratch to buy. some fuel for the buses.
: r-trict rans er. other education
term where the meaning has changed. It used to be a way
where one school district could unload a bad-apple kid on
another unwary school system.
Today, it's a fighting term. Each kid means money to
the home district. The school chief about to lose the
miscreant will now say, "Why, you're not going to steal
that darling boy from us . . . " See ADA shortfall, above.
TERM; Building maintenance. This is what sch ool
officials used to do over the summer months, like now, to
get ready for the little darlings returning in September.
Now it means what they used to do back in 1978, when
the districts all haa custodians and maintenance crews.
TERM: Foundation. That used to be what the school
building sat on. Today, it means organii.ations that the
school districts are forming among the citizenry in the
hopes of gat'hering a few bucks tp pay the campus electrical
bill or buy a few uaed footballa. . .
T6RM: Grass. This fonnerly referred to what covered
the football field or, in some cases. what the students were
amoking. .
Now it means what the school people mi_.Bht beg tO
)<eep·the schools operating. Aa in money. See~'oundation,
above. _ . I -~
Cle,arly in these days of school financing crises, it's
tough to keep up with the changing definitions.
• • o.llJ ........... bf Ncbent " ...... "My brains were a:rambled. I
hardly remember 1978," he aaya.
Alth o ugh n o w m ostly
recovered, he still suffers from
JUST DUCKY -Tacking to avoid boat and
mooring gear~mother and her nine ducklings
~o for a mobung swim off Balboa Isl.and in
New port Harbor .
E x aggeration, imagination expanding
Former animator cites high and low point~ of judgment at Disney studios
By PAMELA STEINRIEDE
O/(tMO.-, ..... ....,
"The dwarfs can bounce
around and bob their bead.a, but
the slightest strange movement
by Sno~ ~te and you wouip
notioe that, • said fonper Disney
animator Ward Kimball.
''The cloeer -you get to realism.
around his nearly bald head and
his round black-rimmed~.
he resembles a character from a
Donald "Duck cartoon.
He lives -.th his wife, Betty,
on a two-ac re ranch in S a n
Gabriel.
Buildings in their ba~kyard
conta i n two full -sized
Walt made an attempt to imitate passenger coaches,. an antique
God, but he failed." fire engine, a display of antique
1Such were the limitations in toys, and two rooma of toy train
animation Kimball recalled from collections-one con1isting of ~ Productions' first feature American trains and the other a
{um-,-t.snow White." melange of European-made
Advances in animation will be railroad cars.
discussed by Kimball, fiction Eve n bis apricot tree goes
wri ter Ray Bradbury end beyond the norm. It grew too
"Roadrunner" cre ator Chuck much fruit this ye~ than
Jones at a free sympolium from 3 the bcanches could handle-and
to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Newport split.
Harbor Art Muaeum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Kimball show1 no signs of
While creating animated breaking, however. Although he
action, "you cannot tra~ live, · formally retired in 1972, the
action," said Kimball. ''We shot 68-year-old, two-time 01car
film of what the wicked witch winner hu been directing for
m ight do. But when it w as three and one-half ~ears the conatruction of the "History of animated, lt looked slugglah, T ~tion" exhibit that more ~rvative than the live rans r . eotion w Md to draw their -opena 1 at the new Epcot ~ inoht exaggerated." . Center In Dl1ne y World in
E:figeratlon seems to be < Florida.
Kim 'a fmw1• • The 800 million multiple-~ in checkerdl welk:ina-attraction center will be twice
UlOl1I and black knee-blah eocD, the a1f.e of the Disney World '
totiether with a red bancfana tied facility, whlcb i1 a two-mile
monorail ride away.
When crutina a story of how
hwnahl travelecl !ram Pcint "A"
to 'point 0 8" Ii.nee the days of
~cavemen, KJ.i:nball utillrA!d three
dimenlion fllf\llft and interjected
motSoo pktuteJibn fOI' tlie fin\
time ln An exh91L •
Kimball alto excelled a1 a
trombone pi.yet. What began ..
a f~ stotietlier for ~ jam . thelr lunch .
ho\ · at th• Dia y 1tudt~11 ..ult.eel ln 12 albwm NCOl'G8CI
by ·their now defunct band,
Flre1'°'* l'ive Phaa Two. 'nie
t.nd had pi.yed ~ fOt 12
y..an ma 1"8.
Hit book. 4'Art ~"
now [n 1'8 third edldon; fMtUiea
famou1 ~tntln11 comlcally
llw.d b1 KJmball. He aaid ~ "!ilch ci-lndfttt" took him one
weell t.o compl~t•, anCI lt1
' ALWAYS HUMOROUS -Animator Ward Kimball \\led Disney
preps to-ape fof' the camera 20 yean ago.
royaldet were the easiest money
he-ever made. 4b most ewryone else, hill
favorite movie then daya la
"E.T." "1 consider Steven Sptelber8
{director and co-producer ol
"E.T.") aa the inOaem day Walt
J)Yney," Mid Kimball. "He hM
that tame lnquillUve ~ and loe>b a\ th1np Uh a chtJCL••
He alao coms-ared Oeor1•
Luma to I>liney, and faid um ~t hJt "Star Wars" die '° • the aNd.k> om. Howewf. D6iney
offtclab dtclded It waa .. ~oo
)&Yiillt .. and re~ Luc..
:'You CM lee ticJW the ShinJdNI
bH de.terlorated, .. Ktmball
de~ C01m1llll!llted.
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I . ·C~ildren~s . love nDt guaranteed with loans
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DEAR ANN LANDERSi 1 JOit Sot oft
the phone with one of out maftect children
,who wu aking for a loan. I made eXCUlel
inatead of comina rtaht out and saylna,
.. Your dad and I liave to think about OUR
future, When we are broke will you take care of us?" I knofN it was the right thb\g to
say. SQ why do I feeJ. guilty?
lt seems that one of their eons baa
written a check that bu to be covered, or It'•
trouble with Ute law. Incidentally, they still
owe. us for the last loan.
We can't figure out why our children
think we are rolllng in money. Our modest
lnv.estmenta won't pay off until we reach
retirement age, and by then we wW need
every dime. '
They all have bigger incomes than ours,
dine out frequently, bowl twice a week, play
poker, bingo and dress to the nines. When
we were their ager we didn't live like they
.do.
How can people like us protect
ourselves without losing the love of our
children when we don't come across with
'<loans" that never will be repaid? -TORN
IN MICHIGAN
STARTING LINE -Amateur sailboarden hit
the starting line in San Pedro's ''hurricane
gulch" in the triangle race of the Hang Ten
-orn:
Saturday, July 17
ARIES (Marclr"2-t---April l-9)7 Green
light flashes, permitting you to proceed w.ith
project which had been llfOribund. Focus
will be ~m relatives, trips, verification of
reservaticfms and last-minute requests.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): New start
leads to profita~e enterprise. 'You're on
brink of major discovery. proceed with
confidence, imprint your own style and be
willing to invest. in your own talents.
GEMINI q.iay 21 -June 20): Intuition
}}its mark; timing also is on target.
Individual who taught you in past is again
available for consultation. Circumstances
now favor your efforts. You will be at right
place at crucial moment.
CANCiR (June 21-July 22): Light
touch necessary~ be flexible, display sense of
humor. What starts as a threatening
situation will be concluded with a
cerebration.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Wish is fulfilled
in unorthodolt manner. Stress surprise
element. Don't reveal all you know. You can ·
play· trump card at last moment. Romantic ·
~interlude i's part bf exciting scenario.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Define
terms, check with authority t;.gure and see.
places, people in realistic light. Means 'steer
clear of self-deception. Focus on business
prospects, career, standing in community .,.,, -'
fJ)"i'PAIL INtERLA'NOI-of Laguna 8each .
,f I J:"LILLY ----~ ~o
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DEAR T: Plnt a kW wlao kfttt a Claeok DEAR LOVE: \'Mtt Is tit~ flnt leU•r I ------------1taoald be made to face th eo111eq•nca. Q bave ever received from ll~V••· Next time
be know• Grudpa wW no to tlae re1cae, plea1e 1e11d yoar comiqanlcatlon by
be wm probaf)ly do It aim. 1atel1Ue. T•e aa1el w•o deUvered tile
Secoadc u~. Olt to llelp marrted mn .. .1e to my offlee wu lD terrible sbape .
oblldrea U Tliey are bard·Workf'Df and Her wla11 were taftuir aai' 16~ was reaponatbJe. B•t all loaa1 11101 d be e1lan1ted. Wo••• yet, aiitr 14 hoar1 ta
ba11De11Uie truuctloa1. To float• aecoad <Jlllea10, 1be didn't want to retara Jo
loan when the flnt oae basn't been ,.Jd 11 heaven. (Yp're .welcome, ~ayor Byrne.)
foelllll. .
I.Ids wllo get mad at parent• becaase •
tb.ey refute to &Ive or Ion tbem mone1 are
playha1 a pme called 0 bJackmall." Don't
go fQrlt.
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DEAR ANN LANDEBS;.I would like to
provide an update for the woman who
·signed henelf, '6The Elephant in Petaluma." ·
She wanted to know what happened to the
marl who wanted to be· buried m hia 1939
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our beloved
grandmother died it 95. 'Wllen -ahe became
terminally ill, we-<IJ8culled heF burial plans
to make sure we followed her wishes. She
did not want fa catket and preferred
·cremation. Someone 1uggeated, as an
alternative, · that' ahe donate her body to
medical science. $he agreed.
Dodge.
I am that man. I am ll!Orry to rej>ort that
my wish could nQt be granted. Althoogh I
died eight years ago in Redding, Calif.,. tne
Dodge was recalled by its maker three years
before I was recalled by mine. -LOVE IT
It is uncompllc8ted, costs nothing and is
a noble contribution to tneclical science. The
body la left in the hospital and treated with
retpect. The name.of the deceased is listed in
a booklet, along with others who have made
t~e same decision.
We had a memorial service in our HERE
California World Cup out of Cabrillo Beach.
More than 100 sailbnaroera competed in the
event that featured amateurs and professionals
DllJ .... ~'r Mll9I L ..... 1,
from throughout the country. The pros
competed for $15,000 in prizes.
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orce issues
and special promotion for pet project.
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Major
domestic adjustment h~ights scenario.
Open lines of communi¥tion. Lunar
emphasis on travel, education and spiritual
revelation. Long-distance call aids in
defining direction.
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BY SIDNEY .OMARA
SCORPIO (~23-Nov. 21): You make
discoveries whic an cut.<expenses and
enable you to a oid needless financial
expe.nditures. Review techniques; you now
can be 1d of superfluous material.
Avoid premature starts. Look beyond the
immediate -y0u can accurately perceive
potential., ~ _,,.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Aura of
-excitement dominates !ICen.&Iio. Focus on
speculative venture, children, variety and
participation in games of chance. You make
exciting, new contacts. Relationship
intensifies, morale soars.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
F.rnphasis on legalities, license requirements
and special report projec ting future
~xpa.nsion and possible profits. Older
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Avoid
attempting to-force issues.~ Round out
project; take time to smooth rough edges.
PISCES (Feb. 19-~h 20): F.rnphasis
understanding with older relative. You
regain sense of purpose. Follow tJu:ough on
hunch; first impresmons are apt to prove
correct.
'~ GOREN 011 BRIDGE
BY CHAALES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
Both vulnerable. ,North
deals.
NORTH
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• 1t~l752
WEST • •EAST
+Joe + KQ/J87
~QHU <:>JOO!
o kU 0 8$4
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SOUTH ...
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OQJ11 •1ou
The bidding:
N ..... Eut So.di Wfft t• P ... J O Pue
l • P ... INT Pue
I<> Pue · INT P ...
PUI .....
Optnlng lead: Six of <:;;>.
The Sood book tellt UI that
there i. nothing new ul\dtr
th• tun. But tJia.L doea not
meal\ ~ti.t old cbettnota art
no tone-,. effective. Th1* hand la ftolQ t.he 1"2
lc.ludtc"' ..Btld,.. Fe1tfvaJ. -Ta..... ....... , ....
popular NorU1·8outb con·
tnet, reaeMd on .,, auetfo"
.
such u the above. A heart
waa the uauaJ lead.
At most \ablea declarer
won the opening heart lead
with the jack and led a club
tO the qahn, which held.
With no convenient wq back
to hand, the declarer led a
diamond to the queen. West
won the k.lng, and convineed
that there wu no future in
heart.I, ehlft.ed to tht ten of
1pade1.
Deeluer held up the a~
forione ro1.1n~t won the apade
contlnµation. tbeb cubed the
ace of dlamonda. Ke overtook
tlle ten of dlamonda, diac.ard·
ed two 1p&d.. ott the thlr-
tee"th diamond aad high
heart, and tben led a club. Al
a re1\llt1 ht maaaced t.o
acrunblt nln• trleb.
need to shift to another slit;
he wanted to set up his suit
while be still held the ace of
cluba.
Wears heut continuation
wu won by declarer's jack.
Now -another club allowed •
-. dedarer to aet up the suit
and collect eleven trick.I. No
bif ffal at· rubber bridae, but
In a pain tournament that
proved to be a top board.
_,.... Thoet of )'OU ~th IOl\f"
memories mtpt recaQ that
you reaCi about this deceptive
play here flnt, more than for:'
t7 years ago!
· One of tbt dtclatel'9 found.
the wa7 t.o eleven triclta for
an eicctlltnt acore. }\• won
the Bret t.rick ,Pith the ~INI
of bean.I He. iho, "4 a elvb
\o tht qu"n and then a dfa..
mond rrom tht Ubl• \o the
QUMn and W .. t'I klQJ. But
htN Weat thou1M that "-
bad 1ttudt Cold wltli flla
openl11 l•d -M felt tun
&hat hie putHr htlcl th"i ~~-.:1iliiill .. ~lllN!dll6'
of hfff'W ud there ,. .. no
'church fo( grandmother, and it waa much ..
iesa c:lraining than the traditional funeral we
had for my mother-in-law several months .:
later. I'll sign this -AT PEA~ IN NEW' .
JERSEY
~ ·~~ DEAR N..T.: Thank• for ._.. exeelleaf. r
alternative. U tbe penon doe• not die la tile -;
botpltaJ, a medical 1cbool 1boald ·be ca11-. 1 "
The 1cbool wW give fall tn,tnactlou, along~
with arateful thankt. *
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·D.on 't get burned, by a "llne"
that's too hot to handle. Play if cOo1 with 1 Ann Land~rs' guide to "NecJci.ng and Petting •
-What Are the Limits?" Sena yow-requC¥t I
to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Ch.tcaAPi.r'fd
Ill. 6611, enclosing 50 cents and a JonBf ··J
stamped, self-addressed envelope. I
HERB MEN
OUR MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO
Uniforms
marching
..!.:.J_ •
on
Are we poor? You betcha: members of
the Golden Gate Park band have been
wearing the same uniforms (not by choice) ·,
sin<:e· 1~39, and yes, they are beginning to ,
look a bit tatty. Anybody care to contribute ,
$7,500 to this fine body of persons? ... The
crackdown on illegal aliens sent a popular .
Berkeley teacher, who had no green card, · 1 scurrying back to Britain. He'd been turned -
in to immigration authorities by bis jilted. ·~
girlfriend. • •
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ONWARD: So it's fropt page news ~
-at th as um are on the riae -.
surprise! e summer ·vmg -jl
'is under way, isn't it? ... Sizzling hotatuff: A···.,
young San Franciscap who pa&9ed the bar..; ~
exams is being blocked from p~cmg, •.· -~ '
temporarily, by a eoilitically powerful judge ;
who insists the kid once committed perjury --·1
in his court, and if so, why didn't His Honor .. ,
nail him at the time? ' AR~ YOPLAIT Yo~ cups a rne~-:1
to fauna f! la beer can tabs? A few column& ·~t:J
ago we told about a skunk with its he,a4 . 1 .
stuck in a Yoplaitcontainer, and now Susao' ~
Luten tells us she rescued a squirrel M · .f
Tilden Park that was· trapped in like ,J' •
fashion. She threw a blanket over it and d.1~
her good deed. .. ·· .: ; ...
ADD INFINITEMS: Business is so btiJ/ t
even the second hand shops are suffering~<~
The Jr. League's Next to New stOre-QIJ:., 1
Filbnore, which grossed $750,000 ,last Y,rz. tf
expects to do $250,000 this. Besides, a lot ~{:~
women are w~ their old clothes . . . -f.
tzsch knew the reatt , 1
Re'flganomics had hit home when het :l
2-year-old son's first W1C08Ched aent.eb;e I;
was, "Mama, I r¥!ed a job!" . . . More s~
reality, 1his from Colin Turner at Pacifk);
Primary: ''It's not good to be radioactive -~.:
makes you real crazy!' Colin is 4. 1r
ADD SIGHTEMS: Sylvester StalloJ~;
and two fellow hunks at RUm and GoggJeii .1:,
on Sutter, buying a few $125 ~ l,
Sylvester, to my surpriae, stands only 5'10'! :;
and is J)lfnfully shy. Or maybe .he w .. U
intimidated b y my great height in ·}
muaculature ... More than ballots~ -~
pump& are bilingual these days. Y~ ,
mail brought a bilingual (English a ~
Chinese) card "Announcing Mr. and •
James Hall's (Cecilia ...ccee .Cee' W"}~
marriage di:iaolution in May of 1982-W~
have fulfilled our marriage and now ~'I
wish to becOme two unmarried permns" . . ;;1
Right! How long is fulfillmept suppoaed ~
·go on. fre~es?· ·,
LURCHING ON: In. San RafB.el, ootilfti.;:...
George Snydeli, Pek:ina Acupuncture,abanj!
a building with 1Aiko ~allmakers. arid ~ nu got unmart. -, Vf
POTSIOD ·
) BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
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I renew·1 glory?
IJ JOHN CUNNIFF .~ ..... ~
, NJ:W YOJ\K -Could it be true? TM mo1' humbled of all~ lnd""'1• aNlna from the dtbria of le. collapt -lmaae repc>Uahed, ..i. rwur .. nt, ttoc:b tlllh8· proftfa beyond. anythlna
lltn before?
To thtnlt -to even think -that I a\RGmc>Uve lnd~ milht come back that
dellven hope tOiother unfortunate vtctima of • .,._ r.eo-ton. To housf.na, for inatance, and to the tnaustrW Mtdwwt.
An lndu1try 11cendin1 (rom prevloualy
· W\heard of 1omee -$6 blllion in juat two yean -
to eam .... 3 bUllon in 1983 and $6.8 bUllon a year
from 1986 through rl987? It 10undt impoeaible. It
may be.
Still. the nation'• largest inv~nt advtaory ~ makes thole estimates. Th~alue Line
I SW"Yey baa ~ ita way to the luaion that
0 \he three-year slump in auto sales y be,endlna."
-~ that eoneluaion-to a fo~t oTrecord --.aJee ancT profits -IOUndi like a lea -of faith. But
Value Line contends that higher v ume. overhead
reductions and ower interest
and inflation.raie& will be among
major factors bringing about the
transcendent tranilonnation.
( Here, greatly abbreviated,
la the reasoning behind the
fonM:aat:
The current slump dates to
mid-1979; following the sharp ·
rise in fuel costs after the
Iranian r.evol u ti on, "which
~ reduced automobile usage and
hence the need for replacement of vehicles.
At the same time, automobile costs roee faster
than prices in genera!, in part because of new safety
and pollution control equipment and the need to
retool tor more fuel.efficient models. C.oet-of-living
wage adjustments woraened the problem. So did
consumption of commodities -which rose very fast
-that are needed in carmaki.ng.
Atop those problems came high interest rates,
which greatly added to the problem. U inoome grew
IUfficiently this problem might have been offset.
But income growth lagged behind rising costs.
A.a a consequence of the resulting drop in sales,
the average age of cars has _risen significantly the
past few years. Many cars now three years Old are
fuel-efficient models, "and e~rience to date is
that they deteriorate faster . . . • They'll have to be
turned in. So will the old gas-guzzlers that so many
people have hung onto.
The income-<:OSt relationship also is changing,
for the better. Costs of automobile operation are
stabilizing in contrast to their rapid rise in the
19'18-1981 period. Vehicle price increases also are
~ting. ~d lower interest rates are likely to red\k)e operating costs more.
· 'J'ax cuts, meanwhile, will add to household
l.ncoine. An<l lower inflation in general will pennit
mote diacretionary tincome -that which Js left
after paying for necessities -to go toward
purchasing automobiles.
•
I
rSha~ing sun~overs
at Ipanema
The girls from lpanema never go walking without
their hats. Handwoven In Santa Catarina. these
straw hats are so Inexpensive that Brazilian farm -
ers also wear them In the fields. This summer
while you're gardening-and frolicking at the
beach or lake-protect yourself from the blister-
ing sun with a hat from Pier I.
Brazilian straw hat ................ only 9Cf'
The new
Pier collections
Pllr1-:
lllHEll --509 Katela Ave-., 772·247?
COSTA IESI -2110 Harbor Blvd .. , 5~0-7337
Sat 6 Sun
Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Friday, Juty 18, 1812
(plus freon)
WHEEL ALIGMMENT ••••••••••••••• ~16" ..
.l&M Union 76
1900 Newport llvd. • . • 645-0513
(Corner of 1'9th & Newport BJvd,)
Th• "'eturn or the G~at
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Sale This Week!
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by Tom K. Ryan
by Jeff MacNelly
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"Chewed up your only pen? Honestly,
Marmaduke, what sm I going
to do with y~?"
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' Blrefoot 2t lnflllMI 47 Cell fOftll
6 CMllCe 27 Utllng tOOI 41 Form
8 ''Tlkt the -28 Artgty 50 lf.D.A. '1 _.. 29 tnt>om pertnt
7 Commence 30 Not')WO 61 Tiiiing IOOI
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ME 00T LOm Of "W.eNT IN
EVERYTHIN6 .. &JT HE WON'T
WORK R)Pi ME. D. t>.: .. AN• HE wom 'TAKf. NO MONEY'
by Ernie Bushm1ller
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p,JEED A 50PPl£ WRl5T AND
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... AtlO A lM£AA'4 Otl 'fOf'l 'fMAl~ 111£ ~1 euaJTiri>L
~t 'tOU ~t ~ PRAlZLE "'11\£ c~ew.
SAY. P~. KA1'"z ; PO "Yt)O 1'"HINK ,.-HES
P.A1'"U!!N,.-IN ZJ4 HAS ACU"rE! ~eA1&£!RI ~
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~'ve seeN MUCH C01'"1SR ONSS IN YeG-"S.'
by Gus Arriola
by George Lemont
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. ' . P\8.IC NOTICE
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TREa REPRODUCED -Surrounded ~ hundreds of cloned
seedlings is Ira Lyon, owner of a ~ tree farm in Comme~. Lyon and a Berkeley profe880 are experimenting in
cloning .the "perfect" Christmas tree. . · .
like crunchy grahola. They put iaaues on cionma in general .
that in ~~ted_clwcoal _and "Some oLmy..c.lollestcOlleagues
add cbemicals. which causes it to ~ experimenting with human
differentiate (or grow again as a cell culture. There arc! some
tree)." generalities. The genetic code is
He said . the prooeas reflects very unive~."
NI.JC N011C(
K..-al SUNNOfl c6URT'J NCmCa Of APftJCATION 'NOTICS Of'IAU _ __ Ofc~· T O S ILL ALC OH O LI C °"MAL "'°"RTY c~ -.nuA.on AT MVATS IAUE M Chlo C.... om. w.t · M l-Cl
A-11117' ....... Ane. CA 1:119'1 To Whom It M8Y Concern;
In the SUperk>f Court o1 the State MARRIAGE OF PETITIONER: KILLGORE, Chrletlan C. & ; ot Celllomla, In and for lhe Counly CINDY BRAUN; RESPONDENT: Wwrw1, Tony J. -applytng 10 !hi
' of Otange. ' LARRY BRAUflf ~I of A1Cot1o11c ~
Violets good-clwice
Bring some color into the home with African
violets. Any gardener who has been bitten by the
"violet bug" can tell y°" why growing thea plants
la such a _rewarding &obby.
The violets will flower intermittently
throughout the year in~ety of purple and pink ·
shades and also white. When you watel", u.. room
temperature water, and either fill the saucer or
water from the top, using a thin, nozzled watering
pitcher to be sure you dp not get water on the
leaves. F~ them regularly.
; , IP. lhe Matttr ol Ille Estate Of IU-OM Conlrol for "41" On Sale Beer &
, ~K~. O.C-S. (F._Y l.AW) Wlr1' (pub. Eat. Pl.) to ... ~
. Nollce 19 hereby g!Wn lhlll lhl' C.. k D 1t 44 IO ~at 19032 Magnoll&. ~-
, ~ned wt1 NII at privet• ..... N011CE YOll ...... baefl eued. 400, Unit D, HIA"ltlngton ~ THURS. lam • lpm
FRI. lam -I m
, aubteel 10 eonllrmaton of. Hid ..... few Mini ..-ci ...... , Suc*k>f Cool't on or after IJle 20ltl ,_ ,....... ....... • .,.__..._.
P\lbllan.d Or~o Plot. July 18, 1982
3211~ · day ol Jlit'f, 1982. al the ol!lca of E. h ....,, ,., n llalow. •
• Paul Tonko:ovtch • ProteHlonat If you wlltl lo ..-1M advloe ofi-----------1
Cotpofauon, 2107 N. Broedway n attol'ney In lhfe mauer, you
$ulte 301, Sanla Ana. CA 9270$: ~do eo promplly eo that your =:x. of Orenge, Sl•I• of NapOnMorp!aading,lfany,maybe • an the rlghl, t111a and ftlad on lllM.-lntetw! of Mid DeceaMd al lhe AV llO l .U e t ad II • •ldo
. line of dealh and an the right. 1n'4t d91H1tdlldo.I l!I t rlbu1tel puedo
and 1n1•• lhat the estate of Mid dacldlr _.,.. Uct..=~?: e ' dacouad hu acquired by ...._ .-Uct..~
0 eparatlon of law or othefwlla otNf' ....... l.M fa ---qu8 I ; ~ °' In JlddlUon 10 that of Mid--• ---· al Ille tJmo of •th. In Ueted d•H• 'IOllellar' el
.
Art Show
and to all the '*1aln real property conMto de un abog9do an eete · =uat In lhe etty ot Anaheim, .. un10 , d ebarta hacerlo Huntington Center
• Counl of Oran~•. Slate of lmmadi.tamante, de aata in--. doi'ly tLru Sun. ' pattlcllfarty deecribod a Ill r~a o atageclon, ti hay n
• followa. te>-wfl: alguna, puede Hr roglllrada 't-;;--~-;;;!~i!!!ili-;;1
I • Lot ti of TrllCt 1942 • per 111-i> llampo. • ti
' r9CCWded In 8oolt S4, Pegee 2e and 1. TO THE RESPONDENT: The ~ THI : ,2,. of ~ Mape, Bec:ofdt petttlonor hu llled a petlllon
• 10f otange County. I' concemlng your merrtage. II you fall IARL'S • ~commonly known as; 814 N. lo Ille a rftPOflM within 30 days of
'T : , Drive, Anaheim. CA 92805. lhe dato lhal thl• 1ummon1 11 ,.,, 1w11 NMi.
1 The property ii 1111bJeet lo an WWd on you, your dofaull may be AIS CIOMllTIOl•IO
; Exclullve Autl)orlutlon and Righi anterod and Ille c:ourt may enltr a aoua ••• NIATIN9
To Sell with McGarwy-Owlt ~-)Udgmenl conl.inlng Injunctive or u~ ~
AT. lam-lpm
SUN. lam -lpm
llfA
POTTING SOIL \9't' For an Inda« t outdo« plant1119
'""' ~ SAVE I.,, '::·ft. 9\al \ 2.00 11 • f.tt
Cont1e1 Mllll• Hallberg (714 Olher orders concerning dMelon of
111w131. , .~~'!!l~"'· ~~~~~:e=~~=~::;:=~~:=tt==l==:::j~~iil~~~N~M~~~ Tarm• of HI• c111h In la1'fut custody, ehlld euppc>rt, auornoy
11\<meY of the Untied• StalH on r-. co.ta, end auetl olhtr relief u
oonllnnatlon Of ..... or PIWt cash may be granled by the court. The
tt6l';0''5
garden· shoo
2640 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • on the property so eotd. Toi\ auUionz.et proceedtnge may aleo
• porcont of amount bid to b ,.,it. : dlpoaltod "'1h bid. DATED August 12, 1081. Ellde or offerl 10 be In writing and Laa A. Branch,
wll be receMld at lhe ator · CWll
• ottlolt al J11y tlmL after the 1k1t By .Mnnlne G•lee.
publlcatloll htreof aod before dale Deputy
' of..... CM>Y MAUN ~TED \hi' 7th day of Juty, 1llff. 31111 el. 8stlta4. m
, Adalyn Madltno · ...... AM. CA t1r. Executtlx of IM Eetlta Publlellod Orange CoHt Dally
of Mid Robbie Kaufman, Piiot, J\ity 2, t, 18, 23. 19112.
~
~.~<Mch • Pr°*8ional • • •uFFELL •s
Al1orM)l-at·law -... HOLC'ra i!: H. 8'~, Suite 301 _.. ,. •• IY (714,~ 9 706 ' • 0 I 1 lta .. s...
' Pub .. hed Orange CoHI Dally 1922 ...,IOI ILVD, Hot, July t , 10, te. 1082. COSTA MISA -•41-111 .. 31*82, ________ __,
GRAii · -OPElllllG . "
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TALL BLOSSOM -Tony ?49~ seems
dwarfed by the 30-foot bl0880ln of his century
plant. The Cei8t2l Meian said thatf this ia the
first time the Mexican agave bas bloomed since
he planted it a quarter of a\ ceJltury agQ.
\
19.97
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~NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON PROPOSED
ZONING . CODE CHANGES '
I ~
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Orange County Planning
Commission will hold a public hearing to consider amending:
Section 7-9-129.3 of the Zoning Code ~e: Airport Approach
areas, (Co - , · ·
regulaUons In regard to Federal Aviation Administration
regulations, and;
Section 7-9-88.5 of the Zoning Code re: CH "Commercial
Highway", (Code Amendment CA 82-5) to permit storage
and sale of firewood by Use Permit.
COMPLIANCE WOTH THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAt
QUALITY ACT:
It was ~termined that the proposed projects will not have a
slgnlflcanl adv~rse effect on the environment and therefore
Negative Declaration # 12P07,002 for amendment of Section
7-9-88.5. --f--
Date of Hearing: July 27, 1982
Time of Hearing: 1 :30·p~m., ot as soon thereafter as possible.
Location: Meeting Room, Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center
Plaza (corner of Broadway and Santa Ana Blvd.),
_,,.,._,_..t--#ti.-~~-IJ.--~~~~--.~rft"t~~~
bcltton, ffle
COINHO does the
,.,, fot Qrfklt·
looklng pictures.
1'
NEW TENANT -Tom Flores'
Raiden are plannlng to· play in
the Col19ewn thia fall.
ce
Raiders setti~g up Sliop • IR
•Flores promises an 'exciting team will occupy ,he Coliseum
If.._~ C~N · "'We're not the dornlnatina team of the . buyers can be put on a waiting Uat, al "We had extra pnmure ln '79, and '80
LOS AN~ELES 11w Raiden made '70., but we're on the verge of belna a worst. . ~ '81. We .Upped in '81 and we've ec>t -aood footbelJ. i.m." · Ticket prices are •18 on lhe North and to get lt back. The pr'l!IBW'e'• always
lt virt'ua1ly official Thunday, clalmb\8 The Loa Anaelet Raiden called the . South aides, •15 in the western portion the.re." 1 only the equivalent of • 102-yard fleta oonf.erenoe to lnlonn the public on ticket of the C.OU.um and •10 (1' the comer -About the dn.li ~ ln the
pl would keep them from ft.tlfl.lllng aalet, which are vtrtually eealed by the areaa beyond the eastern end zone. NFL?
their 1982 National LeafUe Footbal1 origlnal leUOll ticket purchuen who Flon!!8 waa in a happy mood aa he "We're aware of the problem and
echedule on C.ol.iaewn IOil. eatabliahed their priority with the res~ to hia "new' ~· . we're concerned. We're working to get it -"Y.ou wW love thia team," Raiden Raiden by contacting the orpnization -Does he expect a built-in rivalry solved, ~ut we've always tried to keep <:oath Tom Flores told a battery of after offioel were opened in ~Angeles with the Rama? our playera' lives private and we'll
lights, cameras and pend.la at a Pl'e9I ln 1980. "You mean the Anaheim team? Su.re, continue to do so."
conference at the Univerait)' Hilton. · They'll be comactod by electronic mall they'll-be a great rivalry, ~ more -A last wor<f for the jilted OUl,and
'"We're an attacking team wtth a very shortly, and are encouraged to concerned now with the early part of our fan?
tradition of oomin8 from behind. correspond only by mail with prioritteA aeuon. "1 have re,norse for the Oak.land fana.
"Thia is an excitfng team, with al.ready ..iabllahed. "We'll take care of the 15th game They're the ones we1l miM. But the
character and pride. We believe in pride Other potential ticket bu)'ers are when the time comes." The Rams and battle waa ~ with the fan&.
and poise. We're a little young in certain encouraged to apply by mail (3540 So. Raiders collide at the C.Olbeum on Dec. "We gave them great football and
1pots, but that's how you build. We were Fiaueroa St., 90007), but there are no 18. t hey gave u s great 1 o ya 1 t y .
supposed to be building in 1980 and we promises the Raiden could well be aold .-Any W1tiue pressure on him, as a Unfortunately there were a few j,eople
won the Super Bowl. out now. Nevertheless, future potential coach? (See RAIDERS, Pase Ci)
~ynn _ h~com e s ··
a film . critic
H is h i t ting gets great rev~ews
CLEVELAN·D (AP) -
Struggling to regain the swing
sat. brouiht him 39 home rum And 122 ~ in !979. Angels
center fielder Fred Lynn pulled
out some old home movies.
!'J looked at the films and
found I should drop my hands a
li~. and with that, I hit with
moie-of...an. ~t.'' uid Lynn,
who poked fiiS first career grand
slam while Dave Goltz he~ the
Cleveland Indians to three
singles in ~n 8 -2 victory
Thunday night.
THE, FILMS Lynn watched
dated back to the 1975 Boston-
Cindnnati World Series.
"I have films of all my all-<star
and my at bata in the
arld Series, plus some footage
irt~ -when I WU awlnging wep. the former Brd Sox star
iiii[" Pt made a major fdjustmen\
about two weeks ago ln my
1tence, and it'a made all the
dJtterence in the world."
Tn his last eight games. Lynn
haa:-hlt five home runs and
driven in 15 runs.
"All we've asked from him.
~ spring training, is just
have a normal year," said A.tlgels
· Manager Gene Mauch.
"Don't have a career year, just
a nonnal year -because we
have 90 many good ballplayers,
-thB;t would ~.adequate,"
THE GRAND slam, which
highlighted a six-run third fnninl, provided a .cushion for
i Goltz, wbo is 3-2 since signing
Minnesota. "I've always been a.
Goltz man, and it gives me a big
kick to aee a smile on his f~
Over the last few years, the few
times I've seen him, that happy
face wasn't there."
Goltz walked three and struck
out one while pitching hia first
complete game since 1980.
"We hit a few balls hard, but
he made good pitdles when he
had-to;'' said Toby Harrah,
whose weak blooper to center
accounted for one Cleveland hit.
"He was keeping the fast-ball in
on me. but I haven't been going
well lately anyway."
LYNN'S BOMER, his 10th of
the season, was followed one
pitch later by Bobby Grich's
ninth hom~ run, chaalng
Cleveland~-. Rlck'WalJa. 1-7.
Brian Downing'•
Tom Brennan brought n the
inning's final run.
Downing hit bis 14th home run
leading oH the sixth, and Rod
Carew knocked in the Angels'
• last run with a single in the
~verrth.
The Indians scored a run in the
second inning when Andre
Thomtpn walked, took second on
a groundout, moved 1o third on a
wild pitch and ~red on Chris
Bando's sacrif:ioe a y.
QUITE A SPLASH -Newport Harbor High product John
Moffet takes his new-found supremacy in the breaststroke to
the U.S . World.Championship swimming trials next week in
Mission Viejo. A first of second-place finish in any of three
o.lfr ..... ,......,, a.-..._
events in Which.he is entered will earn him a spot on the U.S.
team which will comj>ete at the World Games in Ecuador in
August. ..
Keeping abreast with the .World ·Games Clampett
For Newport's Moffet, it m ean s excelling at the U.S. World Championsh ip t i:ials • ignores
~iji the Angels as a free agent in ~)'r-He was released by Los ~BOWARD L. HANDY the 200 individual medley. -planned to taper from the 1grue1Ung · h ~ elea earlier in the season hD..,Plotttllfl "ldon'tlikethe400IMbecauseit'amore 5~.-hour, s.lx-~ay' routine du'fing peak weal e r There's nothing like achieving the No. 1 f ..a:-•-~ trok and r ttv h f n1n -..a-compillng an 0-1 mark. ... .........-o a uu;..., ... ,.,. 1 e m pre-~ muc o lra1 g penuua. :n--~ _...:. .......--,... . _ __ L-:l•i.L~.:;;~~~,..;;~'OitE--~S~~HA.l>~ u~a~i;.1illQ.i~'1t-.i.WlJW!'Ja.1Jilg.....Lru~--,&MS,~Di~bt:'i~."~=-=--==-::---=:==:-:~-=:=::---~-.ia~e~WO~DonhlSiil(trSUi1tnoa~UONUtitlethiiyearl1l • 00 d will be an integral part 'of it," 0 · vis label. LI~ in the area where the Mission the short course natlonala in the 200-yard TR N · Scotian (AP) -
d M h h f l John Moffet of Newport Beach has done Viejo Nadadore1 have gained most of the breaststroke. Since 1979, he has been a BQbby Oampett beet the tougher sai auc • w o ormer y that in breast.st(Oke swimmin~ combetition ld, M ff ~1-.. nt hifh .,.,_,_ ... er and was a member of the .two Troo. ns, the. fearfUl managed the righ.t-hander in h d f 1 fi attention in the ~wor o et ........ _.... UJOWJU ... ..;,_t.. rune wtth a L.1....a:-on ...... _
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TOP CHOICE
From AP d.J1patcbe1
Barry Redden of Richmond,
~ No. 1 draft choice of the
Rama. signed with the club
Thuriday.
t is year an ee s con ent e can h ""'"'' .. ,,.. l b nd f the l980 c:o l · that didn't ~ uuuu: '""' continue his new-found supreU,?. in the says e never gave JVU"""& e c u a seco 0 ~. ympac team final h ~ 1 e , comp 1 e ting a
200 ... ____ k th U W 'd thought. get to Moecow. l f. d "'7 -meter Ul't:<wotro e at e · · or~ "l haven't been attracted to that situation His chief oo~tition figures to come spectacu ar, . •ve-un er-par v Championship awimming trials at Ml.asion do ..... __ " h ''Th ha bin Barre 22 N d d ) that staked him to a two-stroke V (n naJ S Compl wn •uc~c, e says. ey ve a ae from veterans tt ( , a a ores lead Tbunday in the first round iejo's ternatio wtm ex next team and they have had some great and Steve Lundquist (21, Muata.ng Swim of the lllth British Open Goll
week. · swimmers and made aome outstanding Club)
Moffet, a recent graduate of Newport marks. But I prefer the small team "Gienn Milla a the ooe to look out for ln C~pionahip. ·
Harbor Hlgh, l• headed for Stan lord atmoepbere like we have in the Beach the 200, .. Moffet aaya.· "But you can't A phenome~ day. Definitely
University in the ffll. Swtm Club here at N~port and in Long ovetlook Barrett. Lundquist or Nick Nevid, one I' the ~p five rounds rve
But right now, bis attentions are on the Beach." either ever played, the curly-haired.
Mission Vi* meet (which begins Monday) During the CIF season, Moffet was While the breaststroke has been his forte, 22-year-old ~ said.
and a finish in the top two spots in one or injured and was forced to by-pass the th• IM 1s aJao '° hil l!kin&· "rve always And some of his more famous
more of the three events he has entered. final& ~nan IM'et," he aays: "But it hasn't been =~Y~=ed lt a
I'
The Rams would not announce
either the number of one-year
contracts that Redden signed nor
amomita of the pacts.
This would give him a spot on the U.S. "l hyper-extended my lplee but I'm over until just rK"ently lha\ I have been able to "Si-y-nine on Troon today
team that will compete in the World Gamet the injury now," he saya. "It was pretty make the 8ef1lifina1s and finala in the eivent M • .. d US.
in F.cuador' in August. much the same thing that happened to in the national meets." " wu a tei;rlfic ICOre, aai · · 1 Hil bes\ event to date haa been the 200 Jeaee Vassallo (of the Nadadoree and 8 He doesn't begrudge the time spent in ()pen title-holder Tom Wat.>n, · 1 The-signing completed \he
rolter of the Rama whb_now
have algned all of their draft
chCllcel and all of their veterans,
'spokesman said.
. ''..C9ach Ray MalaYasl of the
Ram. aaid that Redden will be
•• ~t at fullback with the
~·-.. t
breaststroke but he feels th.la could change, world record holder) bu! hla wu more the water. . who com ed that total on bil _ 1~
''1 really b.ave no pre1erence in wbiql aertbus. ----I ~ Ewo,..."'three ti.tnea; beerr ---r event I swim," he says. "They are all -different racea and I like them all. In 'the "I think be ripped aome thingl and I juat to Russia, China and all over the United
past _1 liked the 200 better but I've ......,_,... 1tretched' aome of the · th.1nga (llgaments) _ States includl.na Hawalll" he aays .. "The -...... ~·· out, not quite ripplng them." traveling tt.elf and then the ec.bolaNhtp to an8 gotten stronger. 'Thanhel for 1peecho Moffet fee la he l• ready for the Stanford ~ it all very much wonh
I feel my 100 time'-." championship ~~ ofL1ot -w . ----
In addit-i-on--to-die 10 and -200 the flnala,.. He has been taperlna Ior about •it like_tbe~iUya on the team •t Stanford
breaststroke events, he will allo compete In two weeks and aa)'I" 16 daya ia wnat he had (See MOFFBT, Pace Cl) . ·
Meis m&ke their pitc~ for · a better Second lialf
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From AP ~tcbu
l . ROUS N -Quarterback Ken [iJ ·
Scabler1 told last week he would not ~ l be tnvlted to tralnin1 camp, waa
p_laced on · waiveri Thunday by the
' Qouaton QUen of the National Football League.
Coech Ed Bilee, at odd.I wt\h the 13-year
veteran alnce he took over u head coach last
teuon, said h1a decision wu bued on Stabler'•
playlna abWty and the Oilen' plaJd for offensive
change•.
Stabler hu not spoken
with \he OUen ataff during
the oU -..on and mi8led an
appointment with NFL
CommJuioner Pete R_ozelle
concerning Stabler'a alleged
involvement with a convicted
gambler.
Biles said he told Stabler
of his plans July 7 and offered
him a chance to retire or to
seek a job wtth another team. Stabler had
promiaed Biles a decision on Monday, Biles said,
but efforts to reach Stabler have failed.
Oller General Manager Ladd Hen.eg finally
contacted Stabler Wednesday night but still got
oore~y. ·
r ''He told m~ he still hadn't decided_," Heneg
said. "I'd say unooncemed wu his attitude. He
just continued to vacillate back and forth. How
long can you wait?" ·
'Blles' declaion marked the second crisis
1,pvolving Stabler in aa many ·aeuona. Stabler
sw'prialngly ~ his retirement. prior to
the start of the 1981 ~p but came beck after
Gifford Nielsen suffered a shoulder iniurv.
Davis advances at Amateur
Veteran Lee Davia of Newport n each baa advanced to the
quarterfinal round of the California
Golf Association Amateur
Ch.lµil~p at Pebble Beach after posting
ide.ntical 4 and 3 wins in match play over Richard
Myers of Pleasant Hill and Mike Miles of
Cypress.
Davia was due to face Gary Vanier of
Albany in thia mbming's play, hoping to move on
to the aemifinals this afternoon.
Ariother local entry, John Burck.le of Costa
Mesa, was ousted by Fresno's Dan Hornig, 4 and
3.
Corey Pavin of Oxnard, the qualifying
medalist, set h.imseU up as the tourney favorite
after two victories. Pavin topped Michael Allen,
3 and 2, and defeated Jeff Hart, 2 up, in his
second-round match. .
Quote of the day
Byron Day, an NBC sportscaster,
correctly predicting a dent0tion to the
mlnora for Joe Charboneau after seeing
the Cleveland outfielder recently with
purple hair: "Joe'• always been into punk
rock, but purple' hair and a .214 batting
average don't mix." -
. Matthew~ sends G)ants down to defeat
Gary Ma«Mw1' two-run homer Ill in the eight h Inning helped
Philadelphia overcome a night of
futillty 'ft 1he plate and gave the
PhiUiea a 2-1 victory over San Francisco
ThW'9day nigh t. Philadelphia had ~ed just three ain8lea and a double before Matthews'•
~ ~ • . . Elsewhere in the
National Leajue, Gary Carter sinaled in two
. runs and Cbrla S peie r
· dQUbled in a pwr' to key a
five-run fourth inning and
CbrUe Lea pitched a three--
hitter aa Montreal downed
San Diego, 6-2 . . . Brace
Benedict drove in three runs
wtth a single and homer and
Dale Marpby added. a two-
~ shot as Atlanta romped to
an 11-4 win over Chicago
IM"""9 , . . John Candelaria and
Rod ScalT)' combined to pitch a five-hitter and
Dave P~er drove in four runs. three with a
homer, as Pittsburgh handed Houston a 5-1
defeat in the Astrodome . . . Dan Drieaaen,
Cetar Cedeno and Ron Oester smacked RBI hits
in the third innlJ}i, Jgnili!lg a five-run r~y
that carried Cincinnati to a 7-3 victory over St.
Louis. Th~ setback pushed the Cardi.nala a full
· g~m,~ beh ind Phifadelphia in the Eastern
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'Graham takes lead at Quad Cities
Ttm Gral&am, a atruu.Una rookie, n uaed a pair of birdl• on -tbe rtnt two
holes to launch him on hla way to a
5-under-par 66 Thunday for the _
firat-rou'nd lead in the Quad Cities Open golf
tournament in c.o.I Valley, lll. It waa the lowest
acore the 24-year-old newcomer bad posted on
the PGA Tour thla, year and earned hlm a
one-shot lead over three others . . . Ka~
Hite, overoomtna a flaw tn her awfni on the
nine, and. Cllrll JoblOD shot 4-under-par 68s to
tie Sandra Haynie for the lead after the opening
round of the Mayflower Cl.a.Ille LPGA tourney
in Indianapolis.
Andrettl grabs pole at Michigan 500
· Mario Andret~t. atiU looking for •
·his first . victory in a frustrating
season, Thursday grabbed the pole
position for the Norton Michigan !SOO
Indy-car race on Sunday. The 42-year-old And-
retti, driving • Coeworth-powered Wildcat 8B,
toured the.,two-mile, high-banked oval at Mlchlpn
lntemational Speedway at an average speed of
205.233 miles per hour. Meanwhile. Rick Meara
took the middle spot in the front row with a fast
lap of 203.816 in a Penske PC-10-Cosworth
. . . Guard Randy Raamu11en, the last of the
New York Jets 1969 Super Bowl champion
team, announced hia retirement Thuraday.
Television, radio
Followii!g are the top sports events on TV
tonight. RatinRS are: vvvv excellent; vvv
worth wa~; .....,. fair; .....,. forget iL e 6:30 p.m., Chunel 7 ............................
BASE BALL: Kanaaa City at Boston.
Annoancen: Keith J~ Howard Coeell
and Don Dryldale.
Two teams currenUy resting in second place
in their ttaP.f!Ctive divisions do batUe in Fenway
Park tonight. The Royals, two games behind the
pace-setting Anpls In the West, send Paul
· Splittorff (7-6) against Boston'• Dennis &;keraley
(9-7) in the special Friday night telecast.
RADIO
Baseball -Angels at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m.,
KM.PC (710); New York Meta at Dodgen, 7:30
p.m., ~ (790). ..
, ..
Tony AnauiJM lccftd h1I third pt ol thi eveninJn wtth 2:22 left tn the:r= t.o Je9d me · ~ vW:vr:::-1:' ~~~~·
Aeaoclation play Thuraday ·~_t1ht at th• LM C..baUefOI Raaauet and Spc!IU Cub. '
MiHlon ~iejo h•d rallltd troroo a 4·2, thlnt-l*bi defidt t.o U. the· pine on cawil fronl
Du.ncan CJ.trke and T)'J'OM Bla1t late in the quaner1
to knot the ecore. iii.· · '''" Ancanlan and Mlllion Viejo'• Bob.Wu.on Md l
two goala apiece in the firlt halt u \he FJame. held 1 a 8·2 lead enterinc the third. quarter. Alm~
for Fountain Valley were Bo"b Contreru and John
t4aaon. ·' The victor')' improved the Flames' n!!COrd to 4·.1r1
overall, while Mlallon Viejo fell to 3-2.
In apeedaoccer play tonlaht, the Newport
Beach Bttaken take on the liunttnaton Beech
Dolphina in a 7:30 matchup. The Breaker"I take a
3-2 record into the contest. while Huntington Beach
is wtnlesa in five trie9.
The leque ii alated to bold lta All-SW game
thia Saturday night, pin.ins the to~yen from
the Empire Dtviaion aplnst their b Diviaioc
counterparta.
NFL. can't r~ach ,; . • • ag~eernent 1n time
NEW YORK (AP) -Three days of.
oeg9tiatlona between the National Football Leasue
playera union and team owners repreeentatlva
recesaed withou t any agreement Thu r•day.
_al.JowfnR the current contract to ~xplre at midnight.
Though there was no imminent threat of a
playera' auike or a ~camp lockout by the
owners, the expiration of the five-year oontcaa\
OJ>e1led the way for possible job action by the union.
"We're apeakina two different~." ..sd-
Dan Jiggetts, the Chicago Beara player
reeresentative and a member of the Players
ASSociation's negotiating team, after tallcB ended. "l
would have been better off staying home."
_'NFL Ma.ouement C.Ouncil members had..!
similar asaessment of the talks.
"We're going nowhere -and not ao rapidly,''"
said Jack Donlan, executive direct.or of the coundt
and the owners' chief negotiator.
More .talks were planned for next week in
Washington, D.C., QUt exact datea were not
announced.
Sunsets (all o n Oranges
PHOENIX (AP) -Tom Gulllkson scored an
upset win over Vince Van Patten in men's singles as
the Phoenix Sunsets defeated the California
Oranges 25-18 in Team Tennis play Thursday
night.
Gul.lik8on's 6-3 win gave Phoenix a four-game
lead going into the final set. Phoenix closed out th4!
match with a 6-3 win in men's doubles. '
The will evened the Sunsets' season record at
3-3. The Oranges are now 1-'I .
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with moet the actlon taking place on mini-long
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~r!,hance tor a banner year for all
I Bonito, bul, barracuda and ID~ y•Uowtall are
belna cauaht on party bot ta running out' of Or.nae
County harbors and (lah.lna la aood for thoee. ti.ah'"'
all day, half dAty or twlUgh.t ru.na to local fllhlng
1pot1 and our nearby outer lalanda.
Lookl for continued good fiahing throughout
the summer month• and make 1ure \)lat
reeervatlona are made on local boat.II at least 24
hours ln advance of departure.
BAY FISHING ln Newport la very good during
the week and slows on weekends due to boat
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FOIO, IC,._., l'62·I0221,
• 255; 1601 2", J02, H1W
laMirodo
"15081 lmperiolHwy.(213)947-5641
Minion Viejo
• 24.SlO Alicia Pkwy. 951-9175
Orang•
l 100 N. Tuatin 771·3000
Riverside
• 10403 Magnolia Ave . 359·3~ 1
Son lemordlno
2086 East Highland Ave.'64-4090
Sofito Ano
• 2604 S, lri1tot St. 7~1432
• 1302 £. l1tttS.. 95a '°'~
1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION h i d tale your TO PROTECT YOUR PAOP!RTV. IT ear ng an I
MAY BE IOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE ObJl\fllOns o r file written :
IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATIOH ob1ect1on1 with t h e court :
OF TH! NATURE OF THE before the hearing .Your .
Pfl0C£!DINO AGAINST YOU, YOU appearance may be In' ~rson SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER 2110 Orang• Avenue, Colla or by your attorney , M ... cA92e2~ • lF YOU ARE A • .,
"(II a ltfeet add,_ or common CREDITOR or '* conungent 1
dHlgnatlon 11 1hown 1bov•. no creditor of the deceased, you '
warr1n ty 11 giv en 11 to 111 must hie your claim with the l complel-Of conect,_.l The 1 · b1neOc;l1ry under H id DHd of court or presen\ it to the : •
Tru11, by r.uon of 1 brMCtl or personal representauve 't
defeuh In th4t .obllg111on1 eec:ured 1 n t e ct by the court the<eby. ri.retofore ••ecuted end a PP 0 I dellv•r•d 10 th• underelgned 1 within four months from the 1
wrl11tn Oecl81'1tlot'I of o.reutt and date of firs t issuan ce o f i
·' Demand for Sale. end written notice letters u provided in Section i
of btMCh and of elecllot'I to C.UM 700 of th e Probate Code of
the underalgned to Hll nld California. The time for •I property lo ut11ty Mid obllg11tone, end therHfler the under1lgned filing claims will not expire
c;auMd Mid notice of breac:n Ind of pnor to four months from -.c:uon to be Reoorded April • e d te o f the hearing l.
1982 u 1n11. No 112-111909 In ~ " ....... -n .... ot•i · · ~.,above
• P809 ·of Nkl Ofllc;lel YOU MAY EXAMINE Rec:ordl. Seid UI• wlll be mad•. bul tha file kept by the court. If
without c;oven1n1 or warranty, you are interested in the
e•pr ... or lmplled, regarding title, estate, you may ftle a requ.est ~. or enoumb<enc:., to pay the remelnlng principal 11Um of wt th the court to receive
the noteC•l Mc:uted by Mid Deed ot s p e c 1 a I n o t I c e o r t h e
TNl1, w1111 lntetwt •In Mid note inventory of estate assets ~~. ~=o!.ci ~ r,::_ and of the peuuons. accounts
f .... Chargee anc1 Hpen-of the and reports described in
Trull .. and ot the tru•ll ~Nied by Sect 1 o n l 2 0 0 5 o f the
said Deed of Tru1t Cahfom1a Probate Code
Said Nie won t>e held on ll.lon<Jey. Barrymore and t:ole
August 9. 1982 11 2 oo pm . 11 the Attome~ at Law -CbaQman A_.__ entrlllCI to the Clvlo C.nter Bulldlng, 300 EHi 307 E. arrlJlo J
Chapman Avenue. In the City of P.O. Box 1117 L
Otenge. CA S a n t 1 B a r b a r a , C Ir I Al th• lime o f lh• 1n111 11 93l0t-1177 " :::·:i.i::: ~:;:;,:-~':: 1805) 163-0~63
obligation eecured by the 1bo.... Published Orange Coast
d .. crlbed dud ol lrull e nd Datly Pilot. July 9. 10. 16.
e1llm•led COlll, aJ1pen ... , Ind l 9H2 ' ~vanc.e 11$109,180.28. 3116 81:.. ' To determine the opening bid, -1:.:
you may~ (71•1 g31-011ee ... -•c NOT·i-o.te: July 9, 1982 ruou w.
WEST ·MONT FINANCIAL ..:·~-NO-TIC_E_Of--.. -,_-IUNO---
COAP
18 nld Tru11IM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
By T.D SERVICE CO .• triePtannlngCommltllonoltlMIClty of u.gun1 9eac:h wilt hold 1 public
eoenct .,_ heiring to con1lder Road By Indy ...,.hoonover. Ab•ndonment A•"ueet No. 112-3. Alllltanl S«:relery .. One City Boulevard, WMI, req1.11111ng 1b•ndonmen1 of
"-C f I 92e&8 IC>P'Olllmately 96 feet of the lull ..,.enge, all orn 1 rlghl·Of·w•y width of 30 Ifft of 1714\ 1135-82118 Publl•h•d Oreng• Co11t Delly Avenue w ' northeaa1etly of the
Piiot. July t6. 23, 30. 1982 lnterHctlon of Nido Wey end ,
3177-82 Am ~VPLIC HEARING Wiii be • P\RIC N()TIC[ held on Wedl\Md1y, ~ 28. 1982.
----------II 7 00 pm , 11'1 the City Council LEGAl. NOnc. Chemt>ere, SOS Forell Avenue.
NlWPOflT~•· UNF1ED ~DtaTMCT Lagune8eoeeh.Celrlor_n1e-~-~-~J~W ~;-061Kb
Notioe IMtttnt ... lllD NO. 1,..
Oeper1ment of Community
0.-.eloprT>elll, Ctty
of Lagune 8eaCh NOTICE IS HEJIE8Y GIV£H that
the Boerd of Education of th•
NewpO!t-Me•• Untiled Sc;hool
Olltrlc:I' of Ota nge County wlll
Publl•hed Oreng• COHI OeH;<--Pllol. J4Jky 16, 1982
3221-.112
r9Qeive Malad bids up 10 2 30 pm ----------on ttie 2ftd day of Auguel, 1982, et NtUC NOTICE
lhe offloe of said School o.trlc:t, FlCTTTtOUI llUSlNESI
localed at 1857 Pl**"'• Streat. NA--ITAttMENT Costa ~ c.111orn11. al wNc:ti -time nld t>ldl wlll be lllcl~ The following pe!'IOnl are doing
opened 111\<1 rMd tor bu11neu u : I U fl pl U I p fl O p T y COVE LIQUOR 1043 !"Orth
CONlllTINO OF ONE EACH Coast H'9hw1y, Laguna BMch, CA
RIELOCATAILE CLAIHIOOM. 92llSLl b d E 1 DOU8LE l&ZE om ar o n1erpr1see. nc,, 11
Alt bide ere to be 11'1 11c:eo<danc. Calllorn11 corpor11tion 16321 Niantic;
with c;o ndlllone atlled In bid Clrc;le, Huntington Beach. CA ~age now on Ille In the office ol 926411. lhe PURCHASING Director of Mid Thi• ~ualnt!$1 Is c;ondueted by I
Sc;hool Dlllrlct. 1llS7 P11cent11 corporet1on
Street, Colle Meta. Callfornle Lomt>ardo Ent.,.pflMS.
A Bld Deposit of 01'I< ThovMnd Inc
Ootlera (St,000.00) wlll be required John l Lombardo,
In lh4t form of I Bid Bond, CUhler'• Pres
()Midi or Cenlfled Check "'*"' Thi• tt•t-t was fifed With the
p1y1bl• to the Newpori-Mua County Clefk of Orenge County on
Unified Sc11Q01 DlllJ1c:t June 23. 11182 -
The BO¥d ot EdUc:ailon ,._._ F1'2042 ' the right lo rejeet eny or alt bide end P Put>ll1hed Orenge Co as I Deity ~
to waive eny lnlorm1llly or llOt June 25,July 2. 9. 18. 1982 ~~
In erry Bid rec.IVld 27112-8.< ~ •
.. fl'Ul!t:teNOftC{ • '
Or-.. c-tJ, C......... RCTfT10U8 llUllMHI 1 Domttr HwY9J FWMf, C..P.M. NAME ITATOENT ~ DtNctot Th• following per1on 11 dolng (114)~ ~ .. '.
Publlthed Orenge Co111 0111y TOY SOUND EFFECTS. 16(6
Pilot July 18. 23. 1te2 Carewey Ortw, •C, Colt1 Meal, CA
321g.92 921526
----------WILLIA M LEON STORMS, fltalC NOTICC 181& C1r1way Drive, •C, Coal• j
ACTTTIOUl llUaMH •NAME aTATEMENT
TIMI IOllOW!f>g pereont are doing
b1.1sine11 as tAVI N E FI NAN CI Al
INVESTMENTS, 2091 Bu1lneu Center Drive. Sull• 200. lrvtne, CA
11271S.
JAMES T CAPRETZ. 2091
Bust,_. Ceorer Dflve. Suit• 200.
lrvlne. c" 92716. KENNETH S. KASDAN, 2091 Bu"-Cenlet Drive, Sulle 200, lrvlne, CA 92715.
VANCE C SIMONDS. 2091 Bull,_ O«lt« Drive. Surte 200.
lrvlne. CA 921111. FRANCIS tf. OODD, 209 1
But!,_ Cenlet Drive, SYll• 200,
Irvine. CA 12¥ 1
™9 bulln4llle le condu<:1ed by •
geottal per1nerthtp. .i-T Ctptw
Thia ... w-i. -tMed .ttll Iha
Cou(jty Qlftl Of °'..,_. ~l''Y j)f'I July 7. 1H2. •
CA)IMTZ a KAIOAN ,....,.,. .. ""' .., .,..... c ....... DfM ......
Meta. CA 926211 ,
Thll t>ua1..-le ooooueted by an I
lnd1Vldu81 : W L. Stormi ;
Thia 1111-1 -llled wf1h the • County Clerk of Orange County on July 15, 1982 ,,.,.. f
Pub1l1hed Oreng• Co111 Delly ,
Pt101. July 1e, 23, 30. Aug. 8, 11182 •
3209-82 -:
P\atC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI llUllMEU
NAME ITA,...NT
The lollowlng P«IOl'tl -doing bualnetlll.
R•VENTURES. ~ 19 MM\ Street,
Svll• 75. Huntington Baach, CA
929148.
i
l • • J
VICTOR C ROBEtET, 11872
PrHlden1e Drive. Huntington BMcll, CA 92648. •
MAROA"ET A. A08ELET, &812 ,.,.._,,. DrM. Huntington
Beech. CA 92648 ~~It COll<Mfed bY. ~
VlctOfC.~
~ CA 1171i-11a Thie .. ,,_, -..., With 1he t
,1_ County °*" of Otange Cc:ulty on J _.. June ao, 1812
Publllhed Or1n9e Co111 Diiiy ·~
Pllo4. J.Jky 9, 18, 23. 30. 1982 Publlahed Otenge Ooaet Dally ________ s;;..1;.;1.;.M.;.2~ Pilot. July 2, 9, 18, 23. tM2
2t1M2
P\llllC NO TICE
FICTmoua auSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lolk>Wlog pe<eon• are doong
business u -
2996-a2
P\8.IC NOTICE
J(.(IOMC)
FICTJTIOUS 8UllNE88
NAME STATEMENT
l ne follOWlnQ perS0111s are doing
hustnuS as. _
TELEVISION .a.~71--IBltJSH OPEN -Third round Dlay ln the Ofdtlt aolf champJonahtp ln the wor !rom Ayrshire. Scotland.
lQ a.m. 01) -RODEO -Coveraa• of the
Buffalo 8Ut Rodeo, taped June 20 at tho Wild West
Arena In North Platte Neb.
11 a.m. (5) -BASEBALL -Ansel• at
Cleveland.
11:1~ a.m. (4) -BASEBALL -Kamat City at
Boeton. ' ·
11:30 a .m . (9) -ARM WRESTLING -
Coverage of the 1982 world profes.slonal arm
wrestbng championshi~, taped at Kansas City.
2 p.m. (4) -OUTDOOR LIFE -Sh09tlng
editor Jim Carmichael hunt.I dudu on Virginia'•
Parramore Island.
3:30 p.m. (2) ..t... CBS SPORTS SATURDAY -
K evin .,Morgan (20-9) def ends his USBA
welterweight crown agalnat Marlon Starling
(23-0) 111 a scheduled 12-round bout, taped at the
Felt Fo,rum ln New York. Also: Taped coverage of
the 3,bOO-meter race at the Crystal Palace ·
Invitational in London.
4 p .m. (7) -SUGAR RAY LEONARD'S
GOLDEN GLOVES -Pennsylvania vs. Rocky
Mountain in a series of bouts taped ln December in
Des Moines. Iowa
5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -
Davey Moore (9-0) defends his WBA world junior
middleweight title against fonner WBC champion
Ayub Kalule (38-1) in a scheduled 15-round bout
taped at Atlantic City.
8 p .m. (11) -ALL-STAR HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL -The 31st annual Shrine All-star
football classic, featuring 56 players from Southern
California high schools at the Rose Bowl in
Pasadena. Five players from the Orange Coast area
are also involved.
RADIO
Baseball -Angels at Cleveland, 11 a.m .,
K.MPC (710); New York Mets at Dodgers, 7 p.m ..
KA.BC (790).
S unday
TELEVISION
8 a.m. (7) BRITISH OPEN -Final round
play in the Br1t1sh Open from Troon Golf Club in
Ayrshi{e. Scotland.
11 a.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Live rfhg--
to-flag coverage of the CART Michigan 500 from
Brooklyn, Mich. Also: The women's climb and
T&ppel and wtute water events in the Survival of
the Fittest compet1tion and an update on the Tour
de France bicycle race. (5) -•BASEBALL -Angels
at Cleveland.
1:30 p.m . (2) -CBS SPORTS SUNDAY -Art
Frias (24-2) takes on Ruben Munoz (13-1) in a
scheduled 12-round bout for the vacant USBA
lJghtwe1ght tttle, telecast from Atlantic City. Also:
Live coverage of the Calgary Stampede rodeo.
2:30 p.m. (4)-SPORTSJOURNAL -Spirit of
Competition: A celebration of sports looks at such
athletic luminaries as Mickey Mantle, Bob Gibson,
Richard Petty and Julius Erving
3:30 p.m. (4) -OUTl>OOK LIFE -Fonner
·Boston Celtics basketball player John Havlicek
goes after bluefish off Martha's Vineyard.
5 p.m. (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS
Sund•y b•lln••ta ~ ":::' :':· ~ • "'9tedor Of! llnclOI--""
TIJuane'a d0wn1:! :r~~ ~a .... ~ Pm. • Of'90 de ~ et 4
T0teroe WIN be ll'IQy
Serrano, iongurne tev:tt eq~,;.,, ater ~ ~•IQr~ E1plnou (Armu~,.~d ~. Jf., -o newoom.r !I
Serreno Wiii reoe a s M
ligh\ two l>ull1 Neh ~ WC08 bull The Othet• wlll
maldng 111 TIJ!Jena debut Garn )' LMI, • renc:n
Serrano, 35, wiu be the flrat ~orm In TIJuene "''' IYfTlmet hofNbecti, matador ro ore lntorm111on and llol!
20lego •I Grant Tra~ 1030 Fla eta •vatlable In San 39~8. and In Loe A OUrth St • Phone 17 14)
Tlc:lletron ouuere ~ •t 1111 Murtay·1 and
Tlclleta .. lllO •vWble at llWI l>ullllQhf Olti()e
.J
-Host George PIUTtpton talks with tennis great lllYIST--s Billie Jean King. _.
RADIO WAllTID!
Angels at Cleveland, lt-a~. n::-flf----------IJ--~
New York Mets at Dodgers, 1 p.m., CASH flQW
l'tl!llC NOT1C£ Pta.IC NOTICE
Trucker ~hampfonshf p !I
al R.chl•Y II I,,. .ite ol Of~ County lnl9'~~=plC)MtllP• SalUfO•Y and the Ameri<lal' T ruc.k.,
$un08Y he t982 Ameflc&n Truek9' II II Ille loul111 ev•nl ,01 I ,,,...\"" OleMI lluc\11 enO -•~•hip Serie• or WV'~ • ... llGI In IOU• Cllatnl""'c;,;;pauuon w111 lneklcle Oreg r d~-aklll)
driven on :>e1urO•Y and • troclt r~ ( e.,.... . .,. log Sund•Y and 1ruek t>NUl!.i~1e:1<el• ••• $1 Sa1Ufd8Y. $3 tor a.nwei lldrnl-°" ell .,. $8 lflGlu<SlnQ pit
pit pa..... Suno~ l~t>tna11on 1iCi.e11 11e $ \5
a0mltal00 w-. •l OCIR and Tw:kelfon outlets
nc:ll•I• are °" ::;' 11 lhe Scre9mlng Eaole. a tel·
Alto tehedu E 1 d ven by Gery Ce<ven'f powered 1n1ernet1on•I ~~1~ '~orm bOlll d•Y• el 2 eoonlry·-'•rn b•nd pe
pm
. .
.tletro 'LPal{ue bast"ball
AEMAININO 9CHEOUU
OOLOEN WEIT July 111 -Pantller111 Har1 Park
7 Pm · July 20 -Laf'onde at Harl P•ril, 7f m JutY 25 -Oaucnos It Golden Wei n'o o n
(double-lltad9'1. July 28 Horne1s 11 Hen Perk 7
P m Aug. 1 Hotneta a1 Golden West noon (dou~ne.oe.1. Aug 4 -Cnargers at 8rookhutst
Park, 7 Pm • Aug 8 Laf'onda a1 Golden West
noon (double-header). Aug 10 -49ers et Le palma Park, 7 Pm . Aug 15 -Olanra el GOiden wea1 noon (double-header) '
OltANQI! COA9T: July 18 -Panfller1 11 O<enge
Coan noon (d<>Ybie-nelderl. July 23 Hornets at
Hart Park . .7 p m • July 25 -Chargera 11 Cypress
noon (dou~'-<!erl July 29 -Gian ta at Hart Perl!'
7 P m • A1i9 1 • LeFonde 111 Santa Ana noon
(d<>Yble-he•der). Aug 2 -La Fonda at Hart Perle. 7
P m . Aug. 4 -Panther• II Hirt Park 7 pm Aug 12 -49er1 At Hart Perk, 7 p.m ' · .. ·
IAOOU!BACK: July 18 -49e<s al Long Beach
noon (double-header). July 22 -•9er1 at Hart Per11 •
7 Pm . July 25 -Ruatlets at GOiden w .. 1 ~
(dOOble-hHdef). July 27 -LaFonda 11 Hart Perk 7
Pm . Jul)' 30 -Cnergen at s.ddleC>ec:lc 7 p ,;.,
Aug. t -Penther1 at Saddleback n~o~
(double-header). Aug 7 -Hornets er Hart ' Park 7
P m . Aug 10 -Hotnell II Hart Park. 7 p m • A~
t 1 P1ntller1 II H9'1 Park, 7 p,m • Aug 15 -
Cnargers at Cypress noon (dOUl>le-huder)
NOTICIE Of' APP\JCATION
TO llEll AL COHOLIC
MVIERAQH
7-15-a
To w nom It May Concern:
LI. AmblOM w M •• epplylng lo
tile 01p11tmen1 of Afc:ohollc
!\ls TAX SHELTER
S!Q,000 MINlfl01
CALL JIM
(714) 841-0279
Beverage Control for ··• 1·· ON"'===========~ SALE BEER & WINE (Pub Eat -Pl.) 1-DISB FDI CISB
10 Mii llc:otlollc: be\weo-at 111"
Newll<>pe. Unll 101 l 102. Founllln
Valley. CA
Publlahed Orange CoHI Oally
Piiot, July 16, 1982
Get GREEN ca.ah
for WHITE eiephent.a
with• Clalelfled Ad
Call M2-5&78
'
m1111TT
SATUBD!Y NIGHT. JULY 1i
BROOl<HURST ANIMAL
OLOE TYME :~~ HOSPIT.t.l. 142:.t Brookllursl
W1y, Unit E. We•1m1ns1er. CA ~~3~~~~~~.~~~~---~-------~~----,--~----~~~~--~
9211113 Sn1u Hsiang Cllen. 830 El
Vietor A 8rallc1110. 16791 Mercado Avenue. Montetey Park,
Robefl Lane Huntington Beacn CA Calllornie 91754
92847 ' Jen Stull Chen. 830 El Mercado
Shirley R Branc110 16791 A_,.,. Monte<ey Perk C.r11ornl
Rober1 Lene. Hunllngton Beach. CA 91754 •
92847 Tn1s t>u.ioess is conducted bv
Tiiis busir>ess os conduc1ed by an lnd1111duals !Husband & W1te)
lndllllduaf J«i Shih Chen
Shlrley R Branearo Shiu Hei11ng Chen
Thi• a111emen1 WH filed w11n 1he Tiits atatemenl wes filed with lhe
Count)' Clerk of Orange County on CQ\lnty Clet'I< ol Orange County on
July 7. 1982 June 22 1982 ,1'21191 ,1'2011
Publlalled Orange Coast Oally Pubhahed Orange Co11t Dall
P110t, July 11, 16. 23 30. 19112 PllOI June 25. July 2, 9 18, 11187 .
2984-82 27711-82
• HAllDTOPS
• HATCHBACKS '
• UDANS-.• WAGOlll
•••ATS• •x•WAGONI
LA•GI SILICTIOll
OF
HAltD TO FlllD MODRI
NIKE BLAZER LEATHER HITOPS
Reg. 4? Now $2995
Slightly Blenllshed
NIKE RACQUETTE
LADIES tEATHER TENNIS SHOE
White & Blue Reg. 37.95
Now s2395
NIKE CURT CANVASS
White & Blue $1498 White & Red
SllglTtly
Blen\lthed
.•
NIKE TEMPEST
LADIES RUNNING SHOE
Air Cushioned Sole
Reg. 52.95 Now s3395
Unlike shoes, you can't buy new feet when they wear out.
That's why NIKE makes shoes for Individuals. Shoes for the
road, the trails and models for both. For feet that are flat or arched,
rigid or flexible. Whether you chum out 125 miles a week or run
a good ten.
So cQme tie one on. And avoid a run-In
with your feet
I I
E & D ATHLETIC SHOES I •
--w.9594 HAMllJTON -·t
.HUNTINGTON BEACH
.
SALE HOURS:
FRI. 10·8 • ttAT. lM
SUNDAY 10-1
•
•
-POST TIME 7:45 '
Nation'• Flneat 2-Y ear-Old Quarter Hors••
Including 1715,000 Kindergarten winner Sall On Bunny
.,. ex~ted to compete In 2nd leg of Los
Alamltos Triple Crown wHh nearly M00,000 at ......... the ao •econd daah-Ovet-400 ~~.._..___ __
'· .-1-1 . . ..
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MAJOfl LIAQUI ITANOIN<N A"*9cML._... wtlftNll OM9R>N w t. !'et. oa &o 37 ~1&
41 31 ~ 2
46 3t ~ 31\
46 42 517 5
N 41 427 12\4
st 51 •27 13 21 eo s11 22'-'
UtTW•OMllOM
Mll'IW9U-.. &o 36 588
Boeton M> 3e .611 " 9elllrnof• • 48 38 .542 •
o.trott / 43 41 .612 e·"
CleYelend 4 1 42 494 e
,.... voni 40 42 •ta llY.
Toronro M •7 .«7 12
~--.. ....... ~2 MtlwMlk .. 1·5, 'Cnlc41QO 4 ..
Toronlo 5, r .... 1
ao.ron 5, Kan ... Clly 3
8el11more 3, S..llle 2
N.-Yorlt 2. OulMcl I
OelrOll 11, ~· 2 TOfWlllt'e0-4fttel• (ForlOll 8-1) et C-and (O«>ny 11-11)
Tex .. (HOUQh 7-T) at Toronro (Clancy 7-7)
S..11le (F 9annl•rer 11·5) er BalUmora (0
Mllf11Mz 8-11)
Kanue Clly (Blue 1·81 at Boelon
(Eckeniey t-71
Oeklan<I (Langlo<O 1·10) al N9W YOik (Eric;Ju1on 5-71
Chicago (Kooeman 2·3) •t Mllwauk••
(H ... S-61
Oat•Oll (Mo<ri. 10-11) ., MlnnMOI• (VIOi•
3-0J
NeUonal LNQue
WHTl!llH Dlvtlk>M
W L ~t. CMI
52 33 112 60 37 675 3
•• 43 5111 •
•2 47 472 12
37 49 430 is·~
34 !13 3111 19
IAITl!MI DlvtllON
Pl\llaoalptil• 41 31 ss1
SL LOUii 41 40
Pltt•burgh 45 40 ~.,. ~.,.
Mont,.) 44 42
,_York 41 47
~ 31 ~ .._..
512 4
488 8
400 14
IWw York S, 0odt«'9 2
Atlenle 11, Ch~ 4 Cincinnati 7. SI. Lout• 3
Pltt.Wgn S, H-ton I
Monttaal 8, San Oleao 2
Philadali>Na 2. San 'rW>Cllc:O I ,....,..a-
New Vorti. (Falcone S-111 et Dedt•"
(Valenzuela 12·7~ n
Allanla (Mahle< 8-1) at Chtc.go (Note& 6-7)
Ctneinnatl (B. Sl\lrley 2·71 at St Louie
(M1K11 e.7), n
Pltuburgh (McW-• 5-31 at Houlton (AyenH>.n
Monlreal (Rogara 10·•1 et San 019110
(Lolet 10-2). n
Plllledelphla (Carllo" 11 7) e t Sen Franctaco (L.aalley 7-81. n
AMERICAN LEAGUE
................. 1 tttt111111tgn toO ooo ~-• r o ~on ooo ooo 100-1 e •
0111011ar11, lo1my (71 and T Pana.
t1111011, L•Oorl• (ti 1110 flulol• w-~ M t.-tvuon ... 1 a -lcun) I•) HA-l"lttabUfgll, P111o. .. (I) A-lftea
,...,.~a
Olndnntll 1oa ooo 100-1 1J 1
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ktnyl. Kern (ti 111d T ravtno; Stuper. I.a/Ill (3), Keat (8). k-(71. laPOl<\1 (I) llld
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0.Yld OrtNlll. Allat•all• 34.39 73
fom Kile, U 8 36-37 73
MICNltl KlllQ, ll'IQlal\cj 36-31 73
l'aul Hoad, [ngland 311-37 -7:J
Greg Norman, u.tralte 36-38 73
~I COiet. l!nolano 36-37 73
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Sam T ortan<:e. EnglanO 31-37 -73
Slmotl 0-. N.w lMtand 31-37-73
NICI< flldo. Englal\O 3&-U-73
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8111 Aooen U.S 38·37-73
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MIU Miii«, Engl&nd 37-37 74
Ban Crenthew, US 37.37 74 S&ndv Lvle Enqland 38-:)1-74
Rey FIO.,.O lJ S :M-40-74
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MW11ft Poxon, EnQland 35-3._74
•·An<l•aw Stubt>a. E.nglano 35-31-74 Peter Tupllng, E.ngl&nO 35-40 75
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Harold Herinlng. Sou111 Alrlce 37·:17-H
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Manuel Pln«o. Spelo :n ·:sl 1.J
Rogar Chepman, England 34 .. 1-ft
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S1e-. Ctpa, ~laoo 35-40 75
Gerry Hex, England 36-311 7 5
luo AOl<I, Japan 33_.2-75
Brian BNnfl. Englaod 37·31 75
Gary Player, S Africa ~I 76
AnlonlO Garrido. Spain 37-311-75
Brian Wall• England 311-31 75
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JO/In Fowler. E"Ol•na 37-311-76
Huba•t GrMll. US 31-38 711
Jaclo Ferazn US G7 .39 78 Terry Oai. US 37-311 78
Tom Puru•. u S 35-41 711 Joay R• ... 11. US 35 .. 1 715
Simon 8111\0p. England 37-311 715
Peter TownMna, England 36-40-76
Mitt• Fergvaoo. Aualrall• 37-39-76 .,. arren Humpl\reya, England 35.41 711
Orel\811'1 Mar111. Engtend 31-38 76
Mari< JonnlOtl, England 36-40-76
Merk McHulty s Alric• 31-31-76
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Chtltly o·eoooor. lr91ano 38·33-76
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Bruce L,.llk• US 33.44 71 lommy Horton. t ngtana 37-40-77
Hugh ee.occ:nt. S Alf ice 3 7 • 40 11
Jack Nlckleua, U S 3 7 -40 71
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TO/lru M••amu1a. J9')&r\ 36 .. 1 71
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Philip Harrlaoo, England 40·31 71 Roat Whitehead, EnglancJ 38-40 78
M•r.lln fh0tr1090n Enqland 37 -4 1 78
Carl UUOn EnOland 37 -41 78
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Peter OaW90n U S 33 .. 0 71
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8111 P91ham, U S 40-31 78
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Loe Alemltoe
T"""90AY't MSULTI , ... "'of 12-ftlfltl ~--ine> MIT MCE. 170 yaraa
Lorrie Bo (~) Ill 20 8 40 5 00
Sir ~ Gem to.tombe) 23 40 9 00
AMnlng Cat 1cier-1 1 20
Aleo r•c;eo High•• Order. P1aed1•
Tru<:llle, HOllyt><ool. 8aron, Wanyno
Time ~•I~ ~ UACTA (l-41 ~ '351 20
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PA Man (~ 1 20 4 20 3 20
Go Strlde Go (CrNQll'I 6 40 4 110
$6Qel Kitty Cat (Adalt) 5 110
Alao 1aced. Plerity A Trvc~. SeptemlMlt
Morning, MIM Snauy Moon. El P01'etoa
GOid, Jim EciaW, Silk Toy T.,.,,. 2067
'OIMTM M ca.. 350 yaroe Oucll N Aun (Cruger) 18 20 II 00 S llO
Racl<um 8-Jteti. (TrMIUre) 10 20 1 00
Jet Feet (AO&lrl 4 00
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Tim• 17111
12 IXACTA (1-41paid 1200 00
~ UCL 360 yarda.
Jete Velue (Crwlger) • 11.IO 4 00 3 80
Jett 0 Loa (c.tOozal 3 llO 3 20
Sot11wy -(Peulinel 5 60 Alao rececl. Heu IC~. 9tly Cor1>et im. f U1 Jet, Midolglol ~
lome 17 80.
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Matier Summer (Treuurel 8 llO 3 110
Reder AllM<I (CatdoUil 3.00
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Polley, FMI Wheel, Mf $"-'e Bug, GoiOen
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ISVWNTH M CI. Of1e milt °" '"'' "-a.lie.I (MGCalron) 7 40 .) 60 l 00
PtOl"9tou. (l oro) • 3 •o 2 40
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Sia coneola llon paid S 100 20 "'"" 4114 wlMi"O tleketa (tour 11or ... 1
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Matya (Hewt.yl 8 :.>O 4 20 3 tlO
8'oedllJI (McCarrool II 00 5 20
Northern $1y!e (Cul•flfd•I 4 00
Alao raced Surely A Wrr•n t • Royal
Oonna, Jann lier B Bruah Wiii! F eme
LM>degltl. Cric>ll•• ~. flelilelomet
TlnW' 1"'4 4~
NINnt M CE. I 1118 m!IM
Sutl~ (Black) HI 20 G 20 4 llO
Oonald (V alan.tuela) 4 20 3 00
MacdOtl (P1ncay1 • '0 Aleo raced l 8 t Prince Oelenu
Coonael Ot.te River Blatt U T1mberapnr1
Time 142 4/~"
• IXACT A (7 -'l pato S 162 00 Atlend~. j2.IW3.
U.S. Pro Ch•mP'on•hl1>9
(81 BrOOltJIM , Maae )
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A1e1andro Ganzat>•I de• Eliot T ell1<.tlt,, ,. 6
1 b 6 1 Fe1nando lun• aer Jim Oe1oney
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Grand Prl11 tournament
(al Stutloa•I. W••t Germ•"Yl Third llound Stn111H
llurnt ~arceau O~f Bot> lull b J I 6· t Sandy May"' llt• Jun•e Chatman 3 b
6·2 6·2 Marco 01101" ""' And•f'dt Ma,.,~,
6·2 S 1 6-2 MdlCU) Hut., •• , 0~1 Hit<-""'
11ma1I b J 6 3 Ut P'"""' O•t (.t111tfot.,fu•1
Mottr•m 6· 1 f> J Flul Aovncl Oovble•
Shf''""'ooo Stew•tl Ftin:J1 l ->~<>•'' Ottl Oull••O Guerrero· Raul v .. e, 7 ~ f. 3
WCT tournement
(at Zell Am See. A111trle)
Ouertetft,...t 81"91e•
Heinz Gu.,.nmerdt d@I Cas.o M<.>U• 0-b
b • 6 t B•uCf' Ma n>on 0 .. 1 Ton,
01dmmatva 6 3 J 6. 6-0
Swedlah Open
(al Beat.a, Sweden)
Second Round Sln11le•
Guthtvo T1beftJ def Jona,hat1 C\m11h b ]
6 ' C••t·A1el HeQelkoO Oel Kn•r ~~ .....
S.1 I\ ? 6-•
Women'• tournament (el Monte Cerio)
Ouenertlnat Singlet
Sylvia Harn~ a ~I (;atllettn '"""''" 7 ·S 6 0 Bonnie G..Ou .... Oel l•U Bu11~1 6 3
l 1 l•ett'l!dl VitOtfl•• Ruvc• det An<l•e.1
T-•ali 2-b 1 6 7<6 Pal,.ct• Mfl<!t~OO a e l Su e B a •kf'• 7 «, 6 2
8 bohttCJ; z bl77iua:1U 1101 115 macl<erel. 2 hellt>ut 4 roe!< ,,.... (0-,'•
LeeMr•-..ee ~ 565 --· 9CI callCO 11 .... 29 rOCll OOCI. 2 halibut 480
_.,.,, 1 """"• -11 ... OANA WHAll, 300 englera 1, 163
IMIN. 18 barracuda. 80 bonllo, I halll>ul I ~ ... 134 roc:k llall, 1.057 mact<eral
OCUMatoe -210 enoier-009 Mnd t>u•. 71 calico t>eu 83 1>on110 2 7
betracuda , 5 f\Altbut t roc:l< nW>. 2.0 10
"'ldt•al 111011110 eAY (Vire'• landlntl -37
anglent 2 ling coo 40 rock cod, 120 • ed rock COO. 39-4 tMIN
AYILA aAY (l'ofl a-t.Ule) -33 anglers
73 reel ~ Ill ~ 11 ... 328 roe~ coO
NA8L
IAtTt'ltN Df\llttON
W lOFQA
Ill 6 411 34
12 • " 4f 31 12 II 37 31
II t3 311 «
aountuN OM..oN
Foti Lauderdale 15 10 52 52
Tu1$a 11 11 47 41
lemoe Bey 10 IS 36 s I
,,_ 90ft"'4la II 13 30 « ftlTPIM OMttON v--13 • 311 34 San JOM 12 11 42 44
$Miile 11 11 •6 3-4
San Qleoo 10 11 35 37
Portlen<f 10 12 30 24
fdmorolon 1 15 2S 4S n-.daY• ._,.
T utsa 3. T ernpe Bey 0
Tonlflll'a 0..-
No 11•"'" ac:l>edoled
.,. l'I•
47 '" ~4 1°'5
30 98
33 79
47 135
42 104
32 112
28 82
31 105
33 103 37 101
30 86 26 82
22 60
From Pa e C1
MOFFET •
Cl
• •
. -
and the echool ii very ~ood
academically, 11 h• uye ' The
IUYI on tho iee.m l'Hlly work ~
w1U toaoth•r and I know • 19t of •t them. It'• jult • real rood .
a&iu.tlon t~ riaht now. 1 ,...
"I think N an und<!raradu.ace
I'll go lnt,o economl<» an4 th4!n
into bualnesa when I .iet out of
college 11
Moffet Is a 1oal -or1~n}l"d
young mlln
"The 1984 Olympic Games re
deflnlt.ely amona my top goall
nght now," he &11.Y11. •·r al.lo have
a few othen llkl! setting a wor)d
record and other things I have in
mind
"You havt' to know what you
want before you c.:an get 1t. 'f.ht•n
you have to set your 11ighta on
exactly what you want and go
after It
"Surt' It was a dIB&JJpomtment
to me not to be able to compete m
the 1980 'Olympic Games alter
making tht' team. But that's
behind me now "
1'4offc•t will get right into
action Monday night whf,n he
swims in the 100-meter breast
aga inst Lundquist, Barrett,
Ne v1d and a host o f othe r
challenge rs
Then he w111 come back
Thursday in the 200 breast and
nn ~~11 1,.ci_.v •n thP 200 IM.
From Page C~
RAIDERS • •
(alluding to the Oakland
Coliseum authorities) who didn't
get it done.''
An y quart e rba c k
("Ontrovers1es with the Raiders?
"We 'v e nev e r had a
quarterbac k controversy. Jim
Plunkett 1s our No l
quarterback. He recently ran a
marathon, later was married and
has never looked better Man:
Wilson 1s our future ."
-How about that quarterback
with the "other" team?
"You mean (Vmce) Ferragamo
with the Anaheim team? We
haven't really thought 4lbout 1L"
Exec utive assistant Al
LoCasale was also heard from.
-You're he re and selling
ticke ts Is there the slightest
chance this w1U blow up m your
face w1t.h a court reversal?
"W e have rorm1d a bl ..>
opposition with the funds and
guns. but our mtenl.lons are clear
-How about the squabblt;
wah USC and UCLA over the
Coliseum seating?
"We'll w o rk out whatever
problems there are There will be
no construction m 1982. so the
pr o blem s really aren 't
immediate " ,-
the Raiders be on TV?
"The general e&pae1ty-is-73,888
and we expect to be sold out (for
every game)."
So. one of the Raiders' rare
press confe rences LS over and the
Raide rs appear set, the fourth
maJOr pro tea rn to us e the
Coliseum as a base. preceded by
the Rams, Dons a.nd Chargers.
As for the game of football,
rookies and selected veterans
report to trammg l'amp m Santa
. ~.Thursday
* Raiders Schedule
Exbibilioo
Sat , Aug . 14 -at Sa n
Fra.nc1sro. 12
Sat , Aug. 21-at Detroit, 4
Sun . Aug 29 Green Bay
(home). 6
Sal . S ept 4 C leveland
(home), 6
Regular Season
Sun . S ept 12 -at San
Fra.nc1SCO, I
Sun., Sept 19-at Atlanta, 10
Sun .. Sept. 26-at San Diego, I
Sun., Oct 3-Nt>w Orleans
(home). 1
Sun .. O c t . 10-Cleveland
(home), I
Sun .. Oct. 17 at Seattle. I
Sun . Oct. 24--at Denver, I
Sun., Oc-t 31-Miami (home),
Sun , Nov . 7 -Kansas C ity
(home). 1
Sun . Nov 14--at Baltimore,
11
Mon , Nov 22-San Diego
(home), 6
Sun., Nov. 28-at Cincinnati,
10
l
Sun., Dec. :>-Seattle (home), l
Sun., Dec. 12-at Kansas City,
Sat., Dec. 18-Rams (home), l
Sun .. Dec. 26-Denver (home), 1
Norfolk is .site
of women's finals
j
I
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J\IM 10, 1tn • t'rt ·~ i.-.t1111Plefl lft IDU'91Me -ttle
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CPPt1m c1u1y 9'>PO!n*' T~ unOtr ttle p.m. •I 1he front 11..,e 01 the Old ~ao·a aneoma llratt. au llCmCI fW TRUITll'l IAU lollowtnQ Maotlbad Md ot '""" County Courlllou11, 211 W. SMla F~o Otllfor nla t4104 T..t. .... lt ... A WILL llLL AT "JILIC AUCTION Ant Blvd . Stnte AM, C.ilf. 8:1102 (T /411) N74Mt).
-"' '"..... TO THI HIOHHT llOOIR ,OR In'"' Chy 01 Sane• Ma. Slit• Of Wrlllan' ObJ•otlone or Olll•r IXICVT1l0 rt1 P.-. K • .,... CASH ~ 11 time ot aa1e In C1lllorn11, New Lii• M=• & dooumenca relevant to '\na
.. OU .... IN~~ULT , ........... • lawfUI money of Ult Unhtd •= ln-t, lno. u TrwlM tn. WIOetlan lhould bl ftled wilt\ ttlt Tl """' .,..,.., un1.-.. ..., .. rtof\I, tlltt ancl 1n-., GOn DMCI ol True! tlltoUted by Aalptl A °""'"*'t. encl a 009Y ~
DeED Of' T"ueT. DATl.O 8-11·11. 10 Ind ftOI* held by" undtt Mid 81r11101om1w & Ao•• M . or m•ll•d to 1111 applloent, UNL!.18 YOU TAKE ACTION 'TO Dttd ol Truat In 011 properly 81rtllolom1w hw H JI r~ordtd DlAMOND SAYINGS ANO LOAN
PROTicT YOUR PROIERTY, IT lltrtlMfttr delclribld: Otcemo. 11. tN1 .. dooument No. AISOCIATION nol liter than July MAY 8E IOU> AT' A PU8LIC SALE. TRUSTOA· IRUCe A. GUYETTE l 1 .... In t>ook !~:it. RtlQI 21 of 2t 1982 •
" YOU NHD AN EXPLANATION end SueAN I. LAZA. ltueOend 11\d OfflQlal Rtoord1 In the OttlGe ol !he ' i.e. Olflcte of
OF THE NATURE OF THE wlll Rec:order OI Orengt County, WOOl.1.IY ANDAMtl~ PAOCEEOIHG AGAINST YOU, YOU 81!NEFICIARY; Oft HOWAAD "-Ctllfotnla. by r...on OI cM!IO!t In By JoM C. W°""""1.
SHOULOCOHTACTALAWYER l<NOHL, M.D .. Tru•t•• for th• p1ym1nt or p1rlormenc1 ol 1ff20Broollhuf-.18u.t
On Fncs.y, ~ 23, 1982 el' I& ~A"D ... l<NOHL. M.D .. INC. obllge tlon• llC:Urtd thereby Sult• TWo
e.m.. LOS A.NOW~ TITLE AND PIHSION TRUST 1noludlng the bre1ah or dtfeull. Oerdtn Oi'GYt, CA tat40 TAU&T DEED COMPANY .. duty ~ _._.., K. -tMO.. notlee of Whleh WU recotWd Miich Ttlephone (7 l•l '3a.aaGO
eppolnttd TrualH under end lnltr.No.S511llnt>ook1S761pege 12. 1912 ea dooumenl no Publlahld Orenge Couc D•ll't
PIK**ll to Deed of TNlt ,_ct.cl 1'60e ot OfTlc::ltl Ricord• In Ult offlc:I 82--0M9&11 of Mid OftlQlll Rtcofda, Piiot, Jut>/ 11, 1"2 Jv+t 17. 1981 ... Intl Ho 25213. In of Iha AKorOtr of Orange County; wtll .... el public euc:tlon 10 tilt
book 141441, P181 .o3, of Offlelal Nici died ol i.n.:.t ~ tnl hlgllltl bidder IOf c:11t1 In i.wtut
Reoorde In the otnoe of 1111 County followlnQ property money ol thl United Stal ... without Recorder or Orenge, County. PAACl!L 1: Unit Ho. ti, In tn1 eny c:ov1n 1 nt or werranty.
Celllomle WILL SELL AT PUBLIC City of Newport Stech. County ol lxP<IMld Of lmpllld u lo 11111.
AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER 0rll'QI, 81111 ol C&lllornla. of !hit potMUlon, Of encumbrlnCll, '°' f<>f\ CASH (pl)'lble et time ol llll ctrllln Condomlnlym ProJ1c:1 the pufPOM of pevtng obllgallon• (n lewful money of Chi United d••orlt>ed In thllt o ert1ln Mc:Ured by Mid DMd ol Trull, the
Stal•) 11 1hl front entrl/ICI to the Condominium Plan reoord•d In ~IW•I ~ 10 llld Trull" t>y
old Or1ng• Counly CourthouH. book 107t~l~ go1. Offlolal ~ o.l Jru..i J.n p.rop.arl)'
looat•d on Sent• Al\.-UIYO .. RecOl'l!t, ln 6"~ tlt~ed In Iha c;oun1y ol OrllnQI. ~ Sycemor• St. & BroedwlY. r~ ol Orenge County (Miah State and C1Htornl1 end dllCl'lbtd
8-111 Ana, C.illomla, all right, lltfe plln being htr .. ller reflrrtd to a p:
end lnl-1 c:on-..yed lo and now 1'tht Con<lomlnklm Plen"), and II A IMMttOld •Ill• lnt11111 In and
held by h under ..Id Deed ol Trvat d9ftntd In thet Olftllln OtC1ar.uon co L~I 1 ol T rll01 4211. u per map In Ch• propert)' 11tu111d 111 .Hid of Covanenta, Condition• and ,_ In 9oo11 154 P1g1122 and
C<lunty and Slllt dncri~ ea; LOI RHtrlatlona lor N1wport Ctttt 23 Mlacelleneooa MIPI In thl
3224-12
P\llUC NOTICE
OMNGI COUNTY
MUNtefttAl COURT
HA"a°" MUNIC•AL Ol9TltlCT 4'01 Jambof'N IW. •
Newport I 'It, CA
PLAINTIFI= HERITAGE BANI<. I
Ca11tornlll c:0<pore11on (SUOCINOf In
lnler41t1 ol IRVINE NATIONAL
BANI(, I N1tlon1I Banking
Attoc:ll\lon).
DEFENDANT: JAMES E , SENNETT. Ql~NNE M BENNETT,
and DOES ONE lhrough TEN. lnclutlVI 5 of 'fr!Mlt Ho. 11N, In lhl City ol Homeownlta ~!Ion, 1'9COtcltd office of 1hl rac0<cltr ol 111d c:ounty.
Newport 8tlch, C<Junty of Ofenge, In bo01t 10341. P4IQI 193. Offlolll Thi unpllld 1>1l1nce and 11tlm1te
S1e11 ol C1lllornl1, " per map Record• of Orange County and of costa. •llPIO-llld ldv1ncea u IUMllONI
racorcltd In book 114 pegee-43, •• arnendmtnta 1htrlto, ,_did In of June 17. 1982 1• $57.477117, Mid c-No. •1Mt
end 45 of Mllc:lllanloua mepa, In book 1038•. p1ge 411, Ottlc:l1I emounl wlll In«-unlll dllt ol NOT1Cll Y041 11..,. be1rt 1w4.
thl olflot ol the c:ounty r-der ol "-da. end In t>ook 10793, ~ Nit The ~ m., dtcldl 19.tn_. J041
llllld counly. 5 tll, Ofllcla l Aec:orda ("th• Th• atr111 addlHI and olher w1"'°41t ,ow IMln9 IMMd Ufttte•
Th• atreet 1ddr1n and oth•r Dlc:leratlon"), and Ille OldMatlon common dtalgnlllon. II wiy, ol lhl ,.ou reepond wlttlln IO ... ,. .. RMd oommon delignlllon, II any, ol lhl Of Anntutlon lor Lei 2 of Trect No. rHI P'<>PlrlY dl9crlbld abo,,. •• "" lftfonl'lattoft blklw.
rMI property cllec:rlbtd •bow Is 71117, (the OlcllrltlOn), rec:ordld purported lo bl 3039 Flllm<><• Way. If you with to Mlle 1111 ldvlel ol
purported lo bl Oc:1oblf 111. 1972 In boOlt toa81. Cotti MIN. CA 92127 en 111orn1y In 11111 m1111r. you
1801 Cornwell L-. l'Mwport PIG' 543. Offlc:lll Alcotda, In thl The undaralgn•d Trull•• tnould do ao promptly ao lhll you<
6ttch. Cellfornle 92te0. omc. of Ille county l'ICO<dlr of llllld dl•clalma 1ny 111blllly tor any written rtapO<iM. ti 1ny. ·may bl
Thi undlralgn«I d~ eny oounty. l11COt•9C1-ol lhl ,,, .. , add•-fllld on time llablllty for wry tncorrect,_ ol lhl PARCEL 2: An undivided and olher common dlalgnallon ti AV IS 0 I Utt• d he a Id o
atr11t lddr-and oltler common t11151h lntertat In and to Che any, anown hetlln de,,...ndado El trlbun11 pu1d1 ~I.Ion, If My, ahown "'-"" Common Iv• .. OtllnlCI In '"' DATED Juf>I 17, 111112 dlcldlr c:onlra Ud. tin ~ • Seid Hit wlll be made. but Oec:ler•tlon and In Chi Dtc:lwallon Btrlefldlfy B1nuJ ProdUC1a, Inc menoe qlJI Ud '"P<>lld• den110 di
without c:ove nant or "''"'"'Y· ol "'-Xlllon. being Lot 2 of Treen Profit Shanng Pl1n 30 dlu LN 11 111lonnl1Cion que ~or Implied. regwdlng 11111. Ho. 71117, 11 Pit INIP recorded In Addr-. 741 Coney A"' AzuN, IQUI po11111lon. or encumbf~. to book 301, pagH 33 end 34, eatU. 91702 SI Uated dHU aollcltar II
pey Ille Nmalning pt1ncl9lf tum of Mltolll.,_.. MIC>I, In the office of Telephone (213) 33•-9393 con11)o de un •bog•do en •le
"" noct(•) MC:Wld by llllld Deed ol lhl COU!lty rlCOl'dtr ol llllld county. .._ UI• Mortgage 6 lnveet • Inc.. I • u n t 0 . d • b. r I • h • c;. r I 0 Trual, wllh lnt1re11 1h1r1on. 11 PARC E L 3 · E • c tu a Iv• Trualee 1mmedl1twnent1. d• nt• miner..
f)(ovkfld In Mid note(al. ldvanota. _.,,.,, .. ippUrtenent to Mid Unit AddrlN 3716 S.. CNN. Stnle su r11PU191a Hefitl, ti h1y llgune,
If eny, unOtr the t9m'lt of tilt DMcl No 16. all •• more epecHlc1lly Ana. Calif 92704 llUldl -regl91red1 1 litmpo
of Trvat. fen, c:hargn and defined In the Condomfnlum Ptlll Telephone (7t•) 833-9469 1 TO ~E DEFENDANT A c:MI n~ of tf1I Trustw end of the encl fhl Olcltr1tlon. By Oanitl R BIOOd oomplalnl hu 1>1111 lllld by thl
tru1la c:r11ted by Hid DHd ol PARCEL 4: A non-1xcluelv1 PubOthld Or1nge CoHI Oilly plllntlff eg•lnat )'OU. II you with 10 Trust, to-wtt: $222.8112 27 _.,,.,,, co uae the common ., .. Pilot. Jut>f 2. 9. 11. 19112. dllen<l lhl• l1wM.olt, you muat. wl1hln
Thi blnlflclery under Mid Died and ltalltlW of thl ptOflCt Wlllc:h 2t 16-12 JO dlV' ttltr thla aummona It
of Trua1 llerltofora tJtaculld Ind h•"' 1>1111 Of' wlM bl developld on ------------..,..,Id on you, Ille with thta court •
d1llver1d lo Ch• und1ralgn1d • lhl followlng dHcrlbtd r••I Pia.IC NOTICE wrllten reeponM to thl complllnt
written Olciet111on of Oetautt and property: Un'"' you do ao. your dlleult wlll Oemend I<>< Siii, end a written (1) Lot 1 ol Trect No. 71152," ACTITIOUa llU91Nell be entered on appllc:allon of the
Notice of Otflillt and Eltctlon to per mep recorded In bo01t 302. NAME 9TATllftNT plelntlff, end this court may enter a
Sell. Thi undtralgnld c:eulld Mid p • g • • 7 t o II I n c I u • I v • . Thi lollowtng Ptrton• ere dotng judgment eg1lnat you for lht rellel
Nollce of Dlteull and Eltc:llon 10 Mlacetteneoue Mapa. In the ~ of buslnt1s u . dem1ndld In the complllnt. wtnc:h Seit to be ,_did In thl c:ounty the county rec:order of Mid county. HOLING FAMILY PARTNERS. c:ould reault In garnl1hm1n1 ot
""'9rt thl ,..., proC>lrl)' la loclled EXCl:PTINO THEREFROM tlllt 32371 C1tlbbHn Drive. L1gun1 w!IQM. lllllng of money or property
Ne me, S1r111 Addrtu and portion pl lend lnctudtd within Nlguet. CA 92877. or other rellef requuted In th• TlllphOnl Number of Trust" Of Perc11 1 aa ahown on 1 mep John Erwin Holing •nd Palrlci• complllnt '*"°" c:ondvc:tfng ...... CHICAGO recorded In t>ook •5. PIQI 2e ol W'<>ly Holing, Tru'1M of Ille J •nd OATED July 3 t, 1980
TITLE INSVRANC.E COMPANY. Paroel M9'JI, In !hi otnc. ol 11'11 P. Holing Aevoc:eble Tru11. datld J Peteraon, 3255 Wlllhlfe 8Mf. Loa A~. COunty Recotdlr of Nici count;. June lt, 19811. 32371 Cerlbbeln Cieri<
Calif. 90010 (213) ~940 (2) Loll 1, 3 and 4 of Tflld Orlvt. Leoun._Nlguel. CA 92177 By R Ot01t.
-0811: June 21, 1912 No 7817t N per mep ,_did In OwlQht W ~231 GMblrl Deputy Loe~ T1tll and book 301, ~•OH 33 and 34. Street. Oekllnd. CA 11 llw Offtcee of "00." A. IAEVIO Tr\MI Deed Compeny Mlloeli8I_,. Mepe. In ttlt Offlol of Ernlty Hollng Diiion, 6520 l01h TifOMA9 '· ~VOST, M.
• T"'91• lhl County R1cordlf of H id AVI HW, Seattle, WA 1111 t7 2012119cfMIHtt Dtt¥e, Suitt 100
l!lt CUltAgU Tldw t
lntUfanct Compeny EXCEPTING THEREFROM gen11al ~Moling
~ ~r. •"ramt-ialt-eJrctvs..,... Trull•. Pinlllf
By: Aimend C SIUCldo tHtmtl\11 eppurtene "I to •II Thia alat-t wit lilld wtlh the Pubtlahed Orang• Coul Dilly ~ UnlU, v.ceptlng Mid C Clerk of Or Coun Pltot, July 2, 9, 11. 1962 Unit No. 1 I , now or h1r11111r aunty lt\QI 1Y on
2713..e2 r.llrrld to In thl Otc:lllratlon or the July 1· 1982· ------------.......... -·1on ..._.._...._.. ...._..._, ..._, c.i-
Publl•h•d Or1nge Coaet De ly
Piiot, July 9, 1 .. 23. 30. ~ 3112..e2
P\llUC NOTICE f'tll.IC NOTICE .._._., • .. ··-,,_· a ...,.._, ALSO EXCEPT ! NO AU.P~Nlfp~ NO~ TOCONTitACTOfll
NOnc. Of TINSTIFS IA.La THEREFROM one hundf'ld perotr1I -..... I .... C ,_..i CAL.UNO f'Ofl llD9 NO. T-41D..eQ (100%) of 111 rlghta lo oll, gu WMS .-.wHt ll'IM Of;;;;:-• IC H 0 0 L 0 18 T fl IC T :
On Friday, .My 23, 1912. 11 t .15 other hydtoeert>on IUballnc:ll lylng = ~ , HUNTINGTON 81ACH UNION
a.m .. HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS under, Of that mey bl ptodUcld Newport 8Nch CA~ HIGH 9CMOOl DISTNCT ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Of SAN from lhl abowe dtacrlbld land, ' IMO~ MO NQ, ._ -
Go r~ Ion T 1 t=lltr with one hund.-.S percent '1129M ~ P.11.. ,,..,, M'I 21. 1ta OtE . • ~.....,11 • M rut" 11 1 ol -M ..._,.,to ....... ,,......_.., Publl•h•CI Oreng1 CoHt Oelly .., Dt'ADUlll: -MO. I01 _ under lh•I Olld of Tru'1 d•\ld AptM -"V'" ....... -Pilat July 2 "' 11 23 1-2 t......_....._ __. -... _ ....... _t . . •• • ' -l:GO p~~~n. 1la I , 1981, tx~lld by DENNIS R, ·-"'"""' •• .., ~-'""'""'-...--at:it.e:z CHASE end JANE ANN CHASE WMS ( 100"4) of all renta. ~ end M> ~ NO. --
,. cord 1 d Apr II 1 • , 1 g e 1 . u proftl .. ocrulng ttllrltrom. Pl'ovldld "8JC NOTICt l:JO P.11.. ,....,, Mr 21. 1m
Instrument No . 14922. Book ._.,thatGrtn10f~and Place ol Bid Reoelpt: U018, Pao• 528 ol Olllc:lal rellnqulthH the rlgb_I (O'uH or ~ Of.CONTRACTO..S . HUNTINGTON BEACH UN ION a-~d of ...._ ,._ ·-"' St t I occupy Of to enter Uj)O?l any portion -CAUJNQ fOfUl•D8 H I 0 H S C H 0 0 l D 18 T R I C T ~~. ~·!l'~bfto .!:.! of the turflQI and 500 feet below _,NO. OMI EDUCATION CENTE"• 10251
to 1111 hlQhll1 lillddlr for c:uh In the •urfac:e. mtuurld v1rt1c:elly CONTRACT MO. a.a Yorktown Avenue. Huntington
llwt\.tl money of thl United Slit•. from thl turf-ot Mid land, fOf the School DI., rice: NEWPORT· 9-:tl, CA 82Me.
It the front U'ltranct to thl old purpoee ol drllflng fOf, CIC>turing. MESA UNIFIED ~HOOl DISTRICT Pro)«:t I~: llO NO. Orenge County CouftttooM, located producing, alorlng, tr11llng or 8id DladtlMc 1:30 o'dodl P.M. ot ..0 -Air Coodllkll•11 ,_.....,.,
on Santa Ana Blvd , bllwHn othlPwlM hendllng Of utnrz!ng 11.dt t~ 2nd ell)' of Auguet. 1912. -HuntJngton ...,._ ,...,_ _.
Syc;amor• st. and Broldwl)I 1n lhe oll, QM Of other hydrocarbon Of Pl•c• of Bid Receipt: 1157 WlntlnbllrV .. lciNdtl Clly ol 8ente Ana. County of "*-II IUbeU:nC*, tor the purpoae Pl1c:1nll1 SI., Coal• MIH, CA SID NO. !o1 -"°" AlllO •001
Or Sti I ot Celttor~d.rlgbt ol 1111rc:lalng Oran1or'a rl.111'11• 92627 -~ ~ tltlft-'dloal. tltll~ 1n~!.wt c:on\llYl(I to end lhere lo. 11 rHerveCI Tn Cl11da l>roJect ldtnllllc:allon N1m1: &ID NO. 502 -"°°'lWioulllon
now held by It under Mid Otld of reccrct.d Ml)' 17, 1972 In ~ IN'fERIOR/EXTERIOA PAINTING -Founuiln V,,_, .. Mlool
Trust, 1n tNt property lltutlld In 10t2t, 157. Offtc:lll Ricord•. Pl1c:1 Plana "' on Ille: 1157 Pleoe Plana art on flla:
Mid c-ity ~et.ti. dwcilbid i-IG-"agi~ia ~-22.-taa.1 1M:al\11& St .. Coet1 Meaa. CA MAJNTEHAHCl.. .O.PaBATlOH.I as: book 5957, p1g1 615, Official 92921 AND CONSTRUCTION. Room 121
Loi 196 ol T,.c:I No 1235, Alcorda. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttl9I Huntlngcon 81ac:ll Union High
County of Orange. SUit of YOU ARE IN 0£F,\ULT UNO£R A ttlt ~ khool Dlsttlcl ot School OllCrlct fduc:8tlol1 c.nter,
Celllornl1. 11 ahown on 1 m•p DEED OF TRUST DATED Orange County. Ctlllomll. IC'llng 10251 Yorlllown Aveau6,
thereof recorded In book 229. SEPTEMBER 111, 1960. UNLESS by and through II• Governing 'Huntlnion 811c:ll. CA 928•1
p e g • • 1 I 0 ' I n e I u • Iv. . YOU TAKE ACTION TO ~CT l!lowel. ~ rellrrtd lo -Ptlont: 1.4) ~ &t. 320 Mlaoelleneou• Mapa, r.c;orda ol YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY 8! "OISTAICT", .. rectlW up to, but HOT t8 HEA£8Y Gtvae lha1
llllld ~ County. togefhlr with SOl.O AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU no! lacer lhan lh• •boV••llted the lboYl-llel'nld School Olltr1cl of
1u1m1nll lor aupport. end NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE time. Ul9ld bide for ttll ~~I OrWlQI County, Cllllomla. ectlng
Mttllmen1 wt11r9 Mid tot ld)oina NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING c:ontrect for tn1 abo¥1 PfOilCt. by end lhrough Ill Governing
1111'/ other lot In Mid ITKt. togtithtr AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD Bldll "'-11 bl nlCltv9d In tttt piece 8olrd. htr ...... f11f .-err1<1 IO M
with 1u1mtnla for llVH or CONTACT A LAWYER. ldtntllleel 1bov1, and 1hall be "DISTRICT," wtll rlCllw up lo, but
CMWt\lnga whir• euc:h .. -.,., 200 Columtil• S1rNt N-pon opened end pubtlcly r.ed llloud II not later lh•n !ht 1bov1-atated
c:onatruc:ted In ec:cordance with 8Mch, CA 921413 the ~Id time end ~. time, Miiied bldt fof Chi -ard of• ~ munlc:lpall Ofdlnanol.I. "(If 1 atrwc ~or oommon Thttt wtfl I>• 1 NIA d•ro•lt contract t<>< thl above proflc:t.
YOU ARE IN DEF.AULT UNDER dHlgnallon la ehown abo.,., no required for eeoh ••1 o bid Bid• ahlll bl rlCllVld In the pl-
A DEED OF TRUST DATED APRIL warranty )• given aa to It• ~to guaran1lt CM rllum ld1nllll1d tbove, 111d theit be
I . 1911 . UNLESS YOU TAKE complet-Of correct-)." In good OOfldltion within NIA d•ya opened and publlc:ly read aloud II
" ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR Thi bln.tlol4lfY undtf llllld Dllcl ettw the bid bc**IQ dltt. lhl 1~t1tld time and pt-.
PROPERTY. IT MAY SE SOLO AT A o( TNll, by ,_ Of 1 bfeectt °' &cil bid ""* conform end bl Eectt bid mut1 conlOf'm and be PUBUO SALE. IF YOU NEED AN dtfd In lht obflllltlona --.CS reaponalve co th• c:ontrecc ruponalv• to lh• oontract
EXPLANATION Of THE NATURE lhtrlby, htrllot-IQCUtld Ind ~ dQCUmtnla. OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST d1llvered to the und1ralgntc1 a &cfl bid 9tlllll .,_ aocornpanlld llCtl bid ahell bl ICQOmpenitd
YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A written o.cleratlon ot Dtteutt and by the _..tty ,...,,.,., to In 11'11 by the MCUrtty "'"'*' 10 In the LAWYER. Oemend tor Sall. and""'"'" notloa oontr9CI dooumlnta and by the 1111 contract doeumenta and by Chi ll•t
The 11r11t 1ddreH or ocher ol brtMih and ot lllCtton to'*-ot PtOPOeld .uboon1reatora. of f)(opoeed euboontrectora.
oommon e1 .. 1gnellon ol Che r11I hi underalgnad to Hll llld 1'N 0481"1CT retarYll the rlahl The DISTRICT ,__ lhl right
p roperly dncrlb•d 1bov1 la property to lltllfy Mid ol>llgatlona, to rejtct etry or .. blda or tow.Ne to r111et any Of Ill blCll or to w.W.
p u r port 1 d t o t> 1 1 I 1 2 5 end chereefter th• undertlgnld "'¥ ~ or lnfonnllltlll In any lrrtgularlll• Of lnfom\tlll ... In . LaatllCWPOd. JMN, Celfomla. Mid notloe of br..:tl Ind of eny bide Of In the bldclng. Ill)' blela Of In !hi bidding,
&!Id ... ,... bl rnede, wfntc».lf -=tb1 to bl ....,did Apt t; .,,_OlfrN'dOT hM obtained tl'om Th• 0.pertment of lnd111trf1I __,. °' wranty. eicpr-or 1912 • lnt1r. No. 12·118218 In 1"' ~of thl ~I ot Relatlona hu dtlermlned th•
lmplld, regsdlng tllie, Ji cc 1 11 llcn Mild Otlloltil Aeoordl. lnd111trltl fl .. 1t1on1 the O'f\lfll ginarll Pf9V .. lng rllt of Pl' diem or~ to P9Y thl unpeld -hid ••I• will bt medt, but pr'tlVlllnO,.. of poet dWll weoM In weci-In the loolllt)' In wtt1Cit1 !NI
PfWllPll IUPll ot '82,583.37. '*" without oov111ant or werrenty, iM ~In wtlioft tNa WOftl la to WOttl II to .,. par1omltd lof eectt
......,_...,,, • proWild _,"" 9IPW °' llml*d. rtOWd'nQ t1t1e. t1e "*"""*'for Wlfl cncft or~ oran or~ of woncrnan oMCMO co Noel~ by Mid Dead ot Tn.91, ~ c u 11 11)11, or enoumbrWIOll.. to of ~ needed to auaute ttlt nacut• the contrect. Thate rat• '*" • of IN dt'9 of the lnfllll Pl>' ttlt ,_,.:•ne p'1ndptl """ ot OOflttld. Thate rldta .,. on 111 et .,.. on 1111 •t thl DISTRICT olflct
publlcetlon ol 11111 Notlc:e an the~ .....CS by Mid Deed of IM D!tllalCT ofllOe locaMd el 1157 loceltd It 10251 YOltlloMI Awnue,
........, wt111Wlllld -n of 14,. TIWt. '"*-• In ~~ ~~"~!.!!." Coet• ~~CA ~~n:":f1110"......•!!~c!~tae•1. ll00.00 for~ II.,.,,,_ Ulldar pnMdad, tdverlOta. W en)', ,.._ • .._,. _._ mlJ .,_.,,,..._on ...,...... .,... _ _...., ,....
1M latlM of .-. Deed ~ TNP, tM MrM1 of Mid DMd ot t,,_.. ...-.A OOPY of._. m.. _,.. A copy O Ott .. t•t•• et11 I ~· ..... Of1atoet anct .,._ of tht ..... .,_QM Md ~ of U. bl ~ Ill ... IC* lilttl. poet.II Ill tflt lob eltl. The~
Tr'*-T"""91 _.of IM INIU orwtld by I n. ~ 9dlldula of pat ICNdlAld of per dltm .. Iii
The ...... ~ \lftdar Mid Dead Mild Dead OI TNit. 8Md ...... bl diam 1'eg9e re bHtd llPOll I l>lltd upott I_..,., di)' or tWlf --«-TNlt 11m Miwtofoie "*'"9lt Mid Oft....,.,.,~ t. ~ --~hours. ('I) flOur9. Tiie ~ ..S .._. to Mid Trwm 1 2:00 p.m. at Iha CllllClft\tf) A¥tftUI ,_ for l'IOldtr Ind ~ -" cMrttme llUortc ~ .,_ It ~t tl!N
. '
.,,._ o.delatlon of o.. ... of the 1ntre11oe co tll• Olvlc Cant., 11111 tit M.,... ~Md~-mid ~.
oblaa•onuwciwed by ...cs OMd of llllldlng, aoo Ent Ot1epman It eflel tit "*1Cllltofy upon IN I\ lfllill M mendatOfy UiPOrt 1111
TtUll and • .,,, .. ,,. No11ce of A.,..., lirl tlle d'Y Cit Orwlge. COHT"A~:.J_O wllom tlll CONTRACTOR lo whom th• Olfd Wld ~ ~ .... 11Nct1 A I lfl t 11 ma Of 111 e I nl t let oonnot It Md 11P011 tlfl OOftl,_ la awetdtcl. Md ~ lllY
HOttcJe ..., T"*le tlla oeuead to puCllc*lon ol ttlle nottoa. tN ~ iuboOl1ll 9°'0f undlt hllC\, to ._not ~wetor \lftdtr llltn, 10 !NY not
0. ,.,... CW1 ~ I • 1M2 M -"" of VII llftPlld ~ ol Iha ...... Che Mid ..,..._, r ... to llM ltlan Oil llilCI epecifltd ,..,_ to
lntlt11111enl No, t2·0flt28 of OClllflllO'\ _,,.. br "" Mi0\19 II~~~ ttmcl ln .. wott~ anplor8cl by thlim In 011a11f ~ ol Mid Clounty. dHOtlbed dHd ot truat end ..,~ ~ ot'ttli oonereot. IN txlCMlan ot 1111 contreot. ...., ... "" w eoftdUottlld bY .. omatael ooaf~ uptlftffl. Md No bldda' tMt ......... Na btd Ho llldo. IN1 ""1hdrlw tilt bid C111it1r* "*"'I lftd ~ ...,... le 141,_.M. tor a MttoCI of fOl1y..fM (<461 dlyt lor a l*'locl of '°'1Y·ftve (411) dl!)'t COnl~"Y whOM tddrtH a nit To de4arMll Iha ooenlflo btd, ltftar tN dW Ill for Ille o0tMt0 ol lff• the di~ Mt fOt the~ Of pt10M tUnber 11 t02t North LMa ~ 1MJ Oii t'J't4) t11..olle. -bide. DldL
A...., .,._ 20f1 PfMdena.. Ce. Dlte: Mt i, tN2 A P. e y m • n t bond • n ct • A pay mt n t bond • n d ~ t'1 ... ....,,_. ~llt-454t. NIWfi'ORT HOME LOAN. i*tOrW llOnd .. M rtClUftd ~ kncl Wiii bi~
DA1'11>: M1e I , 1'el. ...0. , llltof &O _,.,, tf fie eonWeot. llflor &O _...,Ion Of I.tit oonCteCt
liOMa 'IOIRAL ly T 0 al"YICI TM~l>OndtMtllelnU. 1'111~bond!NIMtntlla
4A't"tHQI COMPNtf, tor111 ••• fortll 111 ti\• contreot lorm "' forltl In tll• oontreot
IMO LOM ~TlON eeent dtoJIMID. "°""*""· Of MM DllQO, • ~ • ty C..., lcNol-. Oo¥ltftlftO loWd • f'obatt C . ._ ~~a TMl9M ~ 1iaor1111r1 ly,~ ~ ,..._, Director
n:·t.Hrl tt ~~. " a..c-. =.,.• c,.M. .......... a,.,.._ ~--Orwwe.CA ~ .... ~ ·1 and~ PV~ ~O... Delly Ttl: (7t.4) !'\I~ Of~ co.et o.N) Publ!IMd Ora= Coat 0eMy ""Ml·"" mki ,..:~t,T-:::;,.:= .... ,.... 8111.et ...... ~..... 2"MI
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.. o eat raw fiSh
(in English-) sus1Ji eating
~8CO ( -The u1mon ....
U I • ~Wt
ucent.o ~ quivua. But tt W11 the Oytna fllh roe and quail eaP
that aent Mla pteu1ck 1ook1na for• book on the_ art
of •Un& -1ll -the J1pu*I rew fiah and vtMpNd rice cUah ln whkh the chert artiltry ll 11 tm~ ... hoW w .. •Um. Ma. ·DeJrick, 37, who owna a boutique and a
Oower ahop ln nee.rby MW Valley, could not flnd a
diner's ,Wde writ.ten l.n Enclilh. The remedy, a
frlend.. ln lhe publ.lahlna lndUltry told her, wu to.
write her own.
Four mont.ha and untold meala lat.er, M1.
Detrick had tollred au.ahi restaurant. and talked
wlth cheft from Loa Anaelea to Vancouver,
producina 95 allck paaea fllled wlth history,
etiquette and advice on luah.l conaumptJon.
Mouth-waterlng color photolJ'apha by Kathryn
Kleinman reveaf the empha1la on careful
arrang~t of the elesant fare.
"Suahi" (Chronicle Books. $8.95) has 30,000
copte.s In print and la about to enter ita third
print.ins.
Sl\tina before the auahl bu in the Yamato
Suk.Jyakl Hou.e. Ma. Detrick ta1b about au.eh!
etiquette. lt'a aa curloua to the uninitiated u the
array of exotic fooda -raw katalo, or bonito;
kohada, better known u ahad; •ba. oc IDllCkerel;
and sake, aalmon, arranged decoratively Oft beds of
rice. They are as much a trick to order • to eet.
Order sake and you'll get the fraarant. pile
gold rice wine. Or, order take and you'll pt bright
orange aalmon.
And that's not the only problem. It'• considered
bad manners to order a beverage from your chef or
food from your waitteee.
SUSW EXPERT -There are definitely right
ways and wrona ways of eating sushi, the
Japanese raw fish cuisine, and author Mia
Detrick has written the first Engl.iah-1.ari'guage
guide on dining on the delicacy.
freshness taken to the extreme. Dining with a
Japanese family, the red mapper ''seemed t.o be
moving," she said. "I thought it W8' just the floor
because the kida were running around.''
"Etiquette ia ao important in Japan -and iable
manners so elaborate, that Americans are not
expected t.o have any at all," Ma. Detrick writes.
But a 6-year'1>ld cleared the air, Ms. Detrick-
recalled, by declaring. "I can't eat that. It's alive."
That may be small comfort t.o the devotee who
has picked up a piece of food, bitten off half and put
the rest on his or her pl.ate, or picked up saahimi,
delicately sliced raw fbh, from a communal plate
with the wrong end of his or her chopsticka.
"What could be fresher than alive?" she later
reasoned.
For shellfish lovers, there's nigirizushi,
comprised of a choice strip of fish atop rice that has
been pressed into an ova! m the chef's ~·
Makizush.i, or rolled sushi, ia made of thin strips and
fbh and vegetables rolled in nee anp sheets of
seaweed and then cut into bite·siz~ rounda.
Sushi chefa -or shokunin -obRrve years of
discfpline as delivery boys. dishwashers and fish
cleaners before they become profident with th~
knives, producing finely chlaeled artistry from the
freshest fbh available.
Ms. Detrick, who visited a sushi bar in Japan
. alter her book was published. saw the zest for
Sushi is eaten with the handa. The fish side,
not the rice, LS dipped m '°Y sauce And eaten in one
or two bit.es. Chopst.rcks are acceptable but risk~ as
the book explains: The sushi can be drop~ and
soy sauce splashed on companions -most unpolite .
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MUTUAL FUND
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rNtel pncee Thur1day
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TERMINALS FOR T-SQUARES -Architects,
such as Lynn Michaels of the New York firm
Skidmore, Owings tnd Merrill, are turning to
full-a>lor video display tenn1.nals as an aid in
~Wluphtl
pl'eptJ;i.ng designs. The systems are becoroi.ng ...
important for larger finns which also do their
own engineering.
Shopping center space leased
Supermarket first to lease in HB's Newland Center.
The Slgnal Development
Corporation of Irvine says two-·
thirds of the space at Newland
Center, 19.5-acre shopping center
in Huntington Beach, has been
leased.
The center's major tenant, a
58,000-aquare foot Alpha Beta
supermarket, opened last
November.
Factory use off
WASHING TON (AP) -The
nation's factories operated at just
69.8 percent of capacity in June,
the lowest rate in eeven years, u
usage dropped for the 10th time in
11 months, the government
reported today.
NlJC ll)TIC(
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
Newland Center is located at
Beach Boulevard and Mama in
Huntington Beach.
The city of Huntington Beach
is committed to $400,000 in
renovation on the llistorical
Newland House located on the
aite. A ga7.ebo and ro!le garden
will be developed by the city on
the grounds of the Newland House, along with a caretaker's
home and memorabilia museum.
Other tenants include Crocker
Bank; First Interstate Bank;
Progressive Savings and Loan;
Round Table ~ The Video
Station; Newland Cleaners; The
p; The Green
Salon; The Turtle
hop; Linder
Jewelers; Carvel Ice Cream; 45
Minute Photo; Dr. Tom Bond,
dentist; Dr. Bruce Winters,
optometry; Camel Records; The
Garment District Dresa Shop;
Adonis Fitness Center; Sandy
Pacific Bikini Shop and Newland
Shoe Repair.
Newland Ce nter's design
concept was created by R .J .
Marvic k & A s s ociates to
complement the Newland House.
Signal Development followed
the Victorian image by including
Victorian lamps, individual store
signage, landscaping and entry
pavers and brick walk areas.
Venture Realty agent George
Kocenda ls responsible for the '
leasing.
A grand opening, carrying out
the Victorian theme, has been
planned for August.
0t1 ua 0t1 flCTmOU• .., ..... NA ..
RODGER P. BURR, alla .,_ .. ...._ The tollo•lng per ao n II•• RODGER BURR. ab R. P. Tl'I• lollowlng peraon l'laa at>en<IOned the UM of the Flct"IOUa
BURR, aka R 0 D GER =:-' ,_::: ... "' the 11c:ttt1oua eu~;oo-i; euRL DES•GNS. PENNOYER BURR AND IMPERIAL DYNASTY. 413 31et 4 1 Unit • .e·: tndualry Wey . 0 F PETIT I 0 N T 0 Stttet. NNpott BMctt. CA 92663 Westmlnsler. CA 92881 ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. Tiie Ftcllttou• BuatnH• Nam• The Flcllllou• 9uatneH Name A 11'151 referred 10 above wu fifed In referred to ebove wu !tied tn ·T all • .. ...,_ L--Ll-'--'-Orang• County on February 9. 0rang9 County on 1·23·81 O •ocu•, ucr..,uoa11a1, 1982 Vle10f Antonio Brtneato. 16791 credltore and contingent MARIANO SALDANO. 2341 Robert l n .. HUf'ltlngton a..ch. CA creditors of RODGER P. Werwldl Avenue. Loa Angeles. CA 92847.
---• R-R, ..-h R ODO ER ~ tMlrwA wu concluc1ed by .,, lndl~ -conduct9d-.,., BURR, aka R. P. BURR. aka an lndMdual. Vlcior A Brenc.to RODGER PENNOYER Marlene Seld,ano Tiii• a1a~t wu flied wltl'l ll'le BURR and penona who may Tl'll9 etat-t wu flied wttl'I the County Cleft! ol Or9'1ge COunty on
be otherwi8e lnterested in County Clerlt of Orange County on July 7. 1982. June 30. 1992. f'1MUa the will and/or estate: · F1a791 Publlahed Orange CoHt D•llY A petition haa been filed Publlal'led Orange Cout Dally PllOt, July 9, 16. 23. 30. 1962 by PA.TRICIA. A. SCHUDA PHot, Juty 2. 1. 16. 23, 1982 2983-92
In the Superior Court of 2804-921---"8.JC---NO-TICE-.---
Orange 'County requeaUns ...... .-NOTIC[ th a t P AT R I CI A A . .-_.,. ACTITIOUI ., .....
SCHUDA be appointed as F1CTITIOU9 .,..... NAm STA~ penon.al no:prnentattve to MAm ITA~ The toAowtng l*aoN ara doing
11dmlnl1ter the e1tate of ~o:...ing person 18 doing ~A~LINE TRAVEL. &&6 .--"o lP4•nnll• "•• .. •2~0:-""'"'"" ¥ESA. CA.. (under the DOOR. 290 E ~Ad "L". s.n1e a..cti, CA 92ee3 Independent Adminiltration Ana. CA 12707 Dll-8«* ln1ematlonDI Corp . a
......__ .,_ David Herold Muony, 170 E. Calfomla ~ 935 Azalea al. f..lnaw Act). ..,.., peti ..... , 19th SI A. Cosle Mwa_ CA 12627 Or., ea.ta MeN. CA 92828
is .et for hearini In Dept. Maril Dana Allbrooll. 83g2 Thie ~ la conducWd by a No. 3 at 700 avr Ce\ter Cavan Clr • Huntlng'on Beech. CA c:orporsllon. Drive West, Santa Ana, CA 92647 Det-Bedl lnternetk>l1111
92 .... 11 1""2 Thia buaw-.. conducted by a COrp 701 on nugusl , -at gel*'al P9f'tner9tlip. ~~·De La Torre. ~30 IUD. O.Yld H Murrmy I IF YOU OBJECT to the Thie .,.,_, wa 111e<1 with the Thie awsament -fled wt111 the
granting of the petition, you County Cler1l ol Orange County on County a.11 of Orange County on _ ... _ .... -'ther a....-r at the June 11. 1992. •June 23, 1N2.
llUU\&IU "" rr-F1flll1 f'192D47 bearing and state your Publlal'led orano• co .. 1 Dally Nonta a A11ut11-. lnD. objectlona or file written Piiot, July 1. 16. 23, 30. 19&2 ~ C...-Dr. #9 objectlona with the court 3113-92 ~ BMch, CA 92~
before the hearing. Your Publlehed Or•noe C~•t Owtly api>earance may be in penon NlJC ll)TIC( Piiot, June 26. July 2, 9, 19, 11182
er Ibt ~ o~l'R IC A aUlllUIOR COUlrr Of 2784-82
CREDITOR or a oonttncent ~IOUNO Pl8.JC M>TICE
c:redlt.ol' of the deoeued, you 1111 ._ ..... wf HCiiillOUI Ml-H
must file your claim with the ... , • M wf Ulm aTAW
court or ._..t It to the LYDIA LB PAM The loloWlng l*90M -doing ..---°"........ ~-peraonal repreaentatlve Ht uctt Mm•.... GOFORTH MOBILE HOME
appointed by the court • ...._ VILLAO&. 1801 e. Colllne. Ormnoe.
within four months from the "°· -c.llfomliil tme7
date of first !nuance of ntl :'~cJ~ft Of ~f~~~i~J;!
lettier'I • pnMded ln Secdon CALl'ONU C.-. ~ V11101 Truwt, dated 700 ol the Probaw Code of TO illOu. 9Y9'D ~ 17, 1912, 1801 I!. COllln•. Calih.rnla The time for ~ ~ of tr111 court )'OU .,. L.Ot No. 73. Orahge. Calllornla ~ . aPn ~ cMt to _.. ~ IN t29e7 =~~ lnim ~J'~~=~~ ~leoonduotwdbytn
the date of tbe bearlna l:30, '*'Ind---~ ClolM T. w." QOticed aboYa. I~ )'OU '-. _,, IN ,. T,_.. ~OU MAY EXAMINE ~..=a~=.=: ~~~11ee1~: • ma UP' by the mun. u cMd. ftdd not " ""'*'· June 1• tt12. au are lntere.t.ed in the TN ~ "' 1t1e .._. oo.e: MaC.-, KIDOG a euawMca ... JUU mq .flJe a requ.t 800 Union A--. Feltfteld, CA ~ .. '--
*Ith th• court to recelve ~ M-.17, 1ta. ::-.....:... W:.~~ · •peclal eotlce of the .... ~'*" ......,.......,c ... ,,... .. 1*1v_entory of •tate .... ._ "'k-......., C*ftl ,,..... ~ ol tb1 peddoal, llOCOUJ\ta Pul>flthed Or.,._ CloUt DIMiy Publl"*I Oraft(le Coe•t Oally
..,d reporta dHCTibed ln "°" .Mt 1t. n, 30· MflD. e. 1MZ Piiot, June H. Jt.ttr a. •. 1•, 1Ha
eectlon U00.6 of tbe 321-..:t 2nwa
~onda Prot:.• c.ode. Of#ICD OP nJUtJI ftl.IWAN, INC. at Law
J!!k~Dm· ... ,.J,,~~ "'"' ~ P\abUebMI Onno MY PGoc; JuJ¥ 15. 11,
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NOTICI OF NON-Dl8CRIMINATION
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PITTSBUROH (AP) -
Animal loven dreadln• the thoucht of "bunny ~· ant uytnl to stop the rabbtt tndUltry
bmore It INl'tl• the Amet1cul
With I.Min.'' Pelf• Mid of the
• piotelterw ...... ~. thll animal
c.n.,.. pekl Uuuilh ......... ·J
t ...
,appetite, but bteedtn •Y rabble.
... bowwl to become a ltaple u
beet pricel 10 OU~ of tlaht. Flrlt there la an lma1e
problem, however.
"Kida uy they're not 101.na to
eat the F.uter Bunny or Peter
Cottontail," eald Ed Peifer,
national secretary of the
3~.000-member American Rabbit
Breeders ~lion.
The two aid• will croa pat.ha
Saturday at the fifth annual
Rabblt Conference at Penn State
Unive...ity. Members of Trant~
Species Unllmlted, en animal
rights group at State College,
plan w picket.
George Cave, founder and
president of the 110-member
group, said anlma.l rights ~ups
con1ider the protp1t a 'very
significant event."
The demonstration has the
support of numerous national
animal rlghta groups. including
Cleveland Amory's F~nd for
Animala, according to cave.
''Here is an anlmal that has
been relatively unmolested In the
U.S. They are going to be
subjected to the same horrendoua
oonditfons as chickens ln factory
lanning," Cave said.
Cave said commercial rabbit
breeders want to see rabbit meat
join hamburgers and trench fries
as faa~food staples.
"We want to atop it before it
gets aoing," Cave said.
Rabbit breeders say rabbits can
be bred hwnanely.
"Right now, it's the best meat
you can eat -but we have that
ctazy image to oVercome," Pelter
said in a telephone interview
from his Bloomington, Ill .. office.
"I don't know what's wrong
~ beck to btblkil u.n.:·
Rabbtt 11 Jow in cboi.t...olland
ht1h tn protein, accordln1 to
Pelter, who.Mid a ~ d~ can
produce enouah babiil tor 130
poundl of meat per year. Rabbit
ta1tH 1omethin1 like white
chicken meat and the two are
lnterchanpable in many re<.ipee,
he aald.
"It'• aolna to be a common
me.t ln the Onit.ed States. just ..
common u chicken, within 100 to
l~ years," he said.
Tpe Rabbit Conference,
e1tabll1hed 40 years ago, la
attended by people who raile
rabbits for fun and profit.
Sponaored by the Agricuhura1
Extension Service at Penn State,
the eonfe~ provides 8el1linara
on topics such as breeding,
environment, diet and di9eue.
"Penn State 18 a well-known .
.,nculturaJ IChool. U P8U SW1i I
pramot1ns the rabbit tndultry. lt
wU1 folw It to a trernendoul ~ .... Caye aald.
Now we have McDonald'•
and Kentucky Fried Chicken,"
Cave aa.td. '"they want to add
bUMy burpna."
Herbert Jordan, one of the
Babbit Conference'• organ1z.en
and an a11oclate profeaaor of
poultry lcience extenalon at Penn
State, aaJd he doubtl rabbit1 ·wm
be crowded in cage1. Bat>y
rabbits mult. feed off their
mother for week1, and that
requires Jaraer cages, he said.
Peifer uid 1a,nd wW ~
too valuable in the future to raia
cattle, and predicted the price ot
~f will rise so high that no one
will bu~ it.
1111111 caum 11111111
T~e Soat~ern California
EdllOa Compaay hu named Roben B. Beek of Huntington
Beach to succeed RoaalcJ L.
Wllelcbel as vice president in
charge of SCE'a southeast
diviaion, headquartered in Santa
Ana .' Whelchel has been
transferred to Covina, where he
wlll head ihe utility's centrar
divialon.
Beck has served on the boards
of d1recton of the Orange County
Management Council, Boy Scouts
of America and the Orange
County Institute of Marine
Biology. He also has worked with
the o·range County Office or
Economic Development
Programs and the advisory
council of Orange County Junior
Achievement.
EOCOM Electronic Sy1tem1
of Tustin announced the sale of
an LDI-1500 (Laser Dlrect
Imaging) ayatem to the L .M.
EriC810n Telephone Company of
Stockholm, Sweden. The price
was not disclosed.
EECO Computer, Inc. of Santa :
Ana has named Rowlaad B.
Keeu.D man-
ager of ap-
plication sys-·
terns market-
~ e had
been national
systems man-
ager for the
M icroda Wt
Corporation
umwe subsidiary of
McDonnell Douglas COrporation,
Newport Beach.
Developer \tol~s 'seabreaking'
A ground-breaking ceremony was held to
commemorate the start of 50 Beacon 6ill Court
townhomes · by Taylor Woodrow Homes Ltd. of
Newport Beach. Not a spade of earth was turned,
nor was there a bulldozer in sight.
Instead, there was the gentle lapping of wate~
against the wooden sides of an ancient windjammer,
the Pilgrim, in Dana Point Harbor. And, making the
scene even more unusual, the builder was giving
away money.
In hooor of the start of the project. Taylor
Wood.tow donated $2,500 to the PUgr1m Trust, an
organ.iz.ation raising funds to purchase and maintain
the replica two-masted brig as a learning center and
cultural adjunct to the Orange County Marine
Institute.
Beacon Hill Court Townhomes is located in the
350-acre master planned community of Beacon Hill
in Laguna Niguel. Taylor Woodrow is also
developer of the community.
&aeon Hill community and Beacon Hill Court
take their theme from 19th century Boston where
the original Beacon Hill is located. It was also the
home port for Richard Herut Dana and the brig
Pilgrim, the inspiration for Dana's book ''Two
Years Before the Mast." ~
Whtie a straight ~ne may be the
most direct route lrom one point to
another. it's also the least revealing ·'<!
test of the car that takes the-"-'re'---i---~>:_. ---
more revea ng es was sug· ~
gested by the echtors of Motor Trero.
who rn the process suggested a car
equal to 1t The BMW 528e "can hum
00wn the interstate unobtrusively.
then cut off on a mountain road and
slice through curves with eager
finesse ··
The reason?
Simply that the 528e has been
engineered to be at its best where
others areal their most disappoint~
Its suspen5lon 1s a ref 1nement
of a design so advanced. it's been
awarded an 1nternatK>nal patent-
and otters a degree of responsive·
ness that's mildly astonishing by the
stardards of conventional luxury cars
Even taktng the 528e through
the gears offers sensory pleasures.
thanks to a 5-speed transrrnSSIOl"l
ttiat "rewards you wrth a cnsp.
almost deltcate feel as you move
from gear to gear" (Road & Track).
The result IS a driving experi-
ence that Car and Driver termed
"vintage BMW-which is another
WCJ'f of saying 1t gets you Involved "
To expenence a car that in·
sp1res the kind of irwol\lefl'lent that
other cars render lfll)OSSlble, eon-
tact yoor local BMW dealer And
test dnve the 528~
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NAllU'lllll
Prt.. W• 9-.)' ba.Ytnlnt. Sllpt. tor 2 bolts.
rtmOdeW a bdrm. l bath •1.100.000.
~ & jetty view.. Muine room, 4 bClrm. 8 btl\h, 3700 lq. ft. tl,38&,000.
Oceanfront.
l.9111U•lll ,MID9 Lido Hord bayfrcmt 8 bdrm.&~ beth. Lfl t..a.. 2 boat eUpe •uoo,ooo.
....... Ject a bdnn. 2 bath+ larp.rec. rm. t.m ceW:np. tW"llished, petioa. $420,000.
Lmlll&.IUDlllT
Leaoan v1ew &om e bdrm. a beth. playn>om.
dai\ rm. den. .Boan= Now •1.000,000. IA llYI .
~ bayfront vtew 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br,
2 be dn. 2 boat llipa •1.000,000.
•lllMllYI Coranado Wand c:ust. bayfn:int lot. 85' boat
dadt. PI.N avail. Red. $370.000 w/terma.
ILIFFI ...
~story end W\lt, exp&oded 3 br, 3 ba on
larplt greenbelt. $2M>,0001
Piii Liii
3 bdrmll, 2~ batha condo near POOL .145,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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SemaUooal BMch cottap with 12~ auumable financf !'J ·ro~
only t1~.ooo. 2670 s.n MJiUel
Dr., Newport Beech. 759-1501 or
'75~7373 . ........ .........
•1ftFl .........
when you take over exiltlna
io.n an this stunni"I HldlBOA
V1BW HILLS Home. Totally
l"eO)Odeled f•turina beautl!ul
milter l'aiw, ~kitchen. &
hue-lot. Only p&t,000 & owmr
Will .-.i with fiMndn&. 2970•
8Ml MJaUit1 Dr .. Newport "Belch ..
769-lDOl or 762.-7873.
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He wt11 reduce the price by \he amount
' of your down payment!
1111 NTA ..... l!xeellent "E'' plan on
wide ,reenbelt. Hu been reni.d -now
vacant and under1otna redecora~.
Price t286,000, exiltinC loan $163,000 at
12 ~ ci.. WW .ell for u little u 1°" down.
--~~~111!111-•l•-111111 ... • ~II IMtlkM oNi'nw, Tnltl 1n11 AnUocfl lkbit. IAL.I If .... '9r11nd New HomH l ... =. 11• nm di If n I "'I ... tplO, la,Y.,ct. 4 Ir. a ... D.~, ...... w • I w , I • ' Oondol, no moMy clown 1111' ---I.OW~ int. relt. of UnlV. 1200 • 150, wllllt th•~ 1111. (714)
"'•-•-11u ooo. •~ owner. ooo down, teo,Ooo 111111'1 f5.4&-f522 Agt.
........ .,.~ 83Mbi3. ~DOWN A.l.T.D.1Nfntonlyl0tl 3 Bdrm 2 b11 family rm OCl!ANIAOHT ~o!i.L.:h~'WL~ :ver~~ B ,.2~t1W: L -.. I rre. "Otfl1 &41-to3a .. ~ ....... BY OWNER. XLHT LOC.
IOA OOVl8. I.er.ii• 4 lf«t petfOI ~ Oatden&. atr, 11a l 11r, 18& In· Brand New HomH l 9'*' fldlltlM. '4e-6754 "400,000. M0-7990
bdrm, 3 beth, dcJ\Jbt1 Owner Wiii flnlliot tub-llW IUltt, newly~.. Qondoe, no money down FOA SALE IY OWNlA 11,..i.oe. ~ petlo ltMtt.i 1ttTD 9t 1N. 7 led, "9llfblt twme. •121, white tlle4taet. (714) SEAWINO CONDO IUffl ......
plut muah morel Wiii 'If ftl't'ft, A ltUtflolct ... 900. Or try ..... r · !ft-fSU 1 28f, 1~8a. 1>41tlo, pool, You own the lend. 2.000
AITO or trade fOf hl1· tete. Priald 10 ... In .... ly owner. 94e-2l' TUrtltrOOk: I.NM 0p11on ..,-. 2 • gartgt,, Wik eq tt. 311'. tarn rm. a•.t
bl\lff. ~or ?17tf .......... ll11 --I pa-or Purct\aM ... lnt...t, 3 t 0 b c 11 . I 1 a 0 . 0 0 0 . Bl. Wide GrMnbtft. ""' .... .., ,,.,. ... , -.... Bf. 2' .. Ba view. Rent 873'-18M, 417 ... 208 pool. F., ~ ,_. ..
• .. Thie IOOO (N.T.) eq ti 4 Ir neg, 11t l . IHt. Oary '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ... u 000 Wiii ..... --_ ..... , holne.wtthfotl'l\MdlnfnO, 0.Aobbio831-12e8. I• -' ' ....-•111-J•l\' AV acottt, OO'QtOUI f.. ,_ l~tlon~. &kr~-~844-0~~184~~ l~~!!!!!!lilii!!!!-~~I mil)' rm find ~ *-llUt• 1111,MO PIWILA 1;:
1171 WIT& • ... 2 Bedroom. 2 yn I II flUI '""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil dry. A1&um1blt ffnan· na llYm ~ If twm new, tee land, back bay view, 11 clng. OWnet la rMdV. to Adorable2Br 11>a1tar1er 3 BR, 2 bltl\due>'P. 11.. ..... ._ prolemionally decorated, uklns $30&,000 111,000 1• ... llUll W move. 1122,000. Call home In lovely ~-blodla from .._ oc:.en. Ran11111nce 31r 31>a
_ $19:S,OOO loan 1&.W V.lR. Owner will Dl\'Ofoe '°"*~Nie 1111 LQll/"1111 97t-537o hood. e.ca1. fltlenclng. F1m1a1fc fnv•ll"l•nt Wiii fee/opt A11um• hel finance balance on~ tiller 1oca1.s In 1 ••llllmTY ~ lolna or MW wln1tr °' aummer rental. Allat111 10 36% In. p · Oood .,.. of ~ •X· ' Bdrm, tnctudlng 2 ..a ,_ llMnclnG at 13'~ '280,000 Low down 111\d ~2t
•c..JJ Apnt fer Detaill or"'•••" 11 Open S-==' ::Z-;13 Celf '°' mM1tr IUlttl, 3~. lge All .. I :.~ ~1::3~ v• ~~ ~:'~1-M_u_a_t_•_e_tt_b_e_a_ut_tf_u_I -R-1-'.:Jll ::=l. rm, 2 ~. ruttfc PW 11•1 A Vi5'). nata11nc1 In Harbor
":,•;::1:'1 11":1:1':.,. rf£f¢)F;t1 :ic.mllywt~"'~~ t~~,-r~':=LLSTATE ~·:fill=~~~: '/!:Macnab · Irvine HOUTEI •• ULn ----·--·--........ .. .. ...-·-· tamlly room wttt1 ~ REALTORS 1eo.9301 (lelghbcwhood. 1496,000 1u1 atone llftlplace. Nw WA'IRfltlT. wtlh PERFECT flnenclna. ... IChoola. PRIC!O TO ,., ..... U.I .., 1&.Wn ... PUI
FORECLOS~E
UsanEITW.
Pickup over 1500.02%,!QflTY ovemitht. Once ra a 1i e . have
never eeen a better buy. Won't last.
Prime Orange Cty 2 ~ ac:n hilltof..
OCEAN VIEW NEW ESTATE. Poo ,
spa. waterfall&, electr. gates, 5800 IQ ft
w/360 degree view of all O.C. Tennis
court + HELICOPTER pad area.
ASSUME LOANS & TERMS.
Originally listed for $2,200,000.
SacrWce at $1,128,382.63 approx. with· 1350,000 approximate cash down.
Only the serious need call directly to
PATRICK TENORE 760-8702 or
631-1266 RE/MAX Realtor9, agt.
Brokers welcome.
RVM~ of Costa Mesa
R&IM~ of Costa Mesa
BRICK, WARMTH, VIEW1 lso•llenf'" leoatlo• wltlt eOlll!l•t•IJ ,....,,,,, ................ ........ . ...... ., ................ , '""' .. .... _.. .................. tlllll ..
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WATf;RFRONT HOMES,1.,.c .
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M 1'11 IAY , ""land. SELL: AT 1129,llOO. eel GrMt vtaw. 1e1ow ml{l 3
, 8'. 3Yt Ba 9fl eo• lot 9"-'fl11 po1n5'0j~,11:o ... r an IP· 8unbf, 2~ .,.1 con4<>1/ . ~ -•.. ~.":· ~~":::
w/boll aflp. .._,. · · 116. 31/al~ ·-· H-~ ping & l)OOI. l196K. Xlnt
1-.060,000 IM OWn/agt 790-38' 2 bdrm, 2 bath upgrlded tlnanc;lng JVllf.
Terme 1280,000 down liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml condo. wtth ocean view. Owner MO-ff31 l800,0Q.2_at 12~% _. DI Security guard, poof. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
......... ./. ....--uuna, ctubhOUN & aub 2632 1/1911 ct.I Oro
1
lat/lu 1•1 LAKES UNIT". Vacent, parking. Good financing. ~~~~~~~! C.ll .... JIU HOME FOA SALE by ow· tuper financing, low $2'7 ooo to 1275 ooo
e33 Baytldt Dr. •••••••••••••••••••••• ner 3 BR. 2 Ba . ...,arat1 down t.o qulllflld bUyef. • ' · llWNT llmTI Prin only· 875-7852 12' FluHlls dining room, covered AIC. lkytlgl'lt; flrepl-. Channing 2BA 2ba cot-
Nell tllree bedroom condo. Privacy end
OCMl'I vtaw. Many extru
In thla loyaly Newport
a..otl '9tf..e. t 138,900.
111·1•
....,..,.,... lat
Give your9tlf 11Aeaa Ver·
de In '82. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba
llome w7rneiiy 1xtr .. on
cul-de-aec: Owner wlll
carry low lnter .. t rtl• 1st T.D. FU4I prlol I 13',
500. 761-3191
Selltr will Cltry loan '°' patio. Pond«Oll St CM, lg. decit, quiet, dining rm. teg1. Hug• IOI. Finan
quelllltd buyer. Grllt $135,000. MS-O:MS. & l11ge kitchen w/eellng ..---------a v • II S 18 5 . O 0 0 . terma. 3 Bdrm 2 ba, •n .. ,_Rll•MmUJ area. Super lotlil price: · 548-7145 & 842..Qe&
Maea Verda Hfohlanda, -...-• -...._ 1100,000. Cell &bout fl.
boet trlr ecceu. 1125. •Y 111.... nanctng. HHOUUI
000. 3281 Color9do Ln. W/81DE 8LUfF8-VU ••2-1200 Lido ealty SEAVlfW • l!teg•nt & 0Wnr/19t. 55M221 2BR/2BA·FPLC-8L'™8 charming Hempton
A 8 SU ~DOL O ANS 67 '2 7JOO model. fabulou1 vlew9,
2 STORY
COLONIAL
Beclc Bay View ' BR. din ptua pool. Only ttet,500.
Hurry1
645-0303
COLDWC!U.
BANl(eRO
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""" .,. decor, ape, pvt comm
752·t120/&.42-1904 w/pool & tennla fecillUea M85.000 Open HouM LIW ... PltmT ,._ ____ lliiiiiiiiil•I Sat/Sun 12-5. 11103
wltl e.c:qutre ettrec:tlve. •• YICtft Coltna 8'4-1017
w.i~ect 3 bf, 2 tia u•u• i.uj IHI ......., ftU.&I home w /pool. t>eaut. ••'••••••••••••••••••• landtceplng, new crptg & OLDE LAGUNA CHARM Spaclou•. 1tngle level
pelnt. See et 3eo VIII•· Unique 2 bdrm floor condo, ~t for m1-
nova Ad. Call Dive, plan, 1 b•1h, llv rm w/ lure tctu1t1. 2 BR 2 Ba,
OWf*'/bkr, 11 beamed celllng1, hard-HYO 111111 lovely gerden oulloolc.
72&-26291941-478& wood floou & oozy log HU -c·-· c I 0.. I 0 • h 0 pp Ing I burning frple. 1167,50() -.. , bu ..... 1169.500, 191. .. LJn. Full Prb. htr 1.1 ACRU 846-0296
eutalda charmer, won-Ml~l~:C~r,LTY Out of 1he llfght W YllW -
derfuf locltlon. 2 Bdrm 2 --------P a t t 9 ' n · t h 1 • Ona of • kind. Megnlfl-batll round flOOf town-OCEANFRONT Moblle custom home offer& oent ""-· 3 br, 3 be, llome wt1h flfepl-. Can Home&. eeverel. $80,000. • mag n I f I ce n t aolltlum. Jacuzzi. fe>rTMI
be youra fOf only 1135, Pvt. •99-3816 OP port u n It I es . llv, rm & din. rm, 1ge fe-
000. cell Margaret Duffy BEAUTY _ SPACE. fatnlly Se Per ate Q U 88 I mlly rm. 2 lrplea. By 17#-for detlllte. OQmlort. 3Br 2"' bl With home and private ner. Wiii coop w/broker.
••2·1200 iocetlon and lovely view. P O o I • n d a P a 780-073'
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Doyouwwrttottwonan 1rea. S185.000. Cati
!eland? l/wy 11.u. traffic 845-955 7, 1155--0782.
end qulett How about ., iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I lnooml lllong wttll your 2
Bf 2 Ba aun room ~
50K daWnl Cell CurtWIOf more Info on tllta'N.P.B.
duptex. 131-1298. Aot.
FIXER
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• Owner wilt finance Aaumable long tenn fl. entire loan The 11&11• ... I PETE BARRETT ... REALTY
11111110!
FORECLOSllE!
nancing. $43ll.OOO prfoe Is $985,000. EST A TES -2 bd .. Den, Ll&na YUi• U. Llbrery. Cuatom Spa. 4tl•1ll1 .... Cett, Br.. FANTASTIC VIEW 5'95,
utl.T1 PIDlllD
A cNnnlng 2 bd end din
condo on 1 prime comer
lot wtth -.y ecc:lel8 to
community pool end
CIYbhouM. Ftbuloua fl·
nendngl I 185,000
714/760-1900 000 (tv91) 75~1078
RWNl1' IDllTI
OtcS. 11o1.a over 1300
aq. tt plue large d•I•·
ched double QN8QI on
llllW. IUff1 ........ ,,...,M.1ean1,111
&1~1111 Ptuf"•
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"''' s 1n,ooo Lovely "pride of ow-
nerahlp" 3 bdrm home.
N-patll, belulllut llfl·
nl1 court• & gym. Ml·
nu111 to beacll. Nice
brick lrplc. Mual '"' AaMunl 11% llnlndng.-
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Newport '-"' 0. Ana b•~front Pull. Mint oond •• ,.. dbl .... ...
PltOt, tKtoll pello, ... .
IOO . 1111 GrundJ
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HNI PlltOH.-TV -~OM\.INI PUHO. ~·J-r!>''•1• \.TOI, 110t De ..,_ Mellt,
MV N\.UOMfO, ~ ..... iMi · a~!~ .. "~''"· H1111llntl•11. ~ Tt:.Tto':e
T .. ::..... ~ ~ W"' llf91t, Ml I , ~ lteofl, OAtlMO,
lnCIMcllMll. r~ ~· Thie ~II ~ ., •
Tllll ...,.,,, tllt OOl'IMlrttlOll T •• \. • • ._, • t •• Oollflty OWi! of °'.,... en .11#111 I. 1Ma. ,,_ ConMPll, ~ M • .._ CIO ,11bj~ Ottnte. fioatt o&lly Tilll elMllMM .,. ._ ~ .._
flll04 .-, t , t , 11. ~ ta2 tta1:.1 COWllY QM ot °'"* County on
Jullt "· 11&2
Pmltc ll)T1C( Publl•ll•d Oreno• Coa1':1t9~1~
..... TO DWITOM Piiot Jut./ •• 11, n . ao. 1912
OI' 1UUt TRUlllW 1110.H
C ..... t1tM1W U.C.Cf,)
NoHo• I• hereby ,elven to ..ale 11)11C£
ortdllore of Ill• iirllhln "'"''d _._
Ir 1Mt a bl*~ It IMft..wfOI' Al~·
about to be 1nad1 on pereonal °' Ull °' PICmtoul ~ ..... !Jedi I ....... ~ Ttw n.m. end bull.-~ Thi follow.Ing ,p1r1on1 II ave
of the lntend9d ""'*9for9 -·~ flt u• of the Flc1ftloua WOOD IYE 1 tieneral Buein. Natl*
Plt'tnMHp ooinoc*ct of, SOUTHIAH CALlfOANIA
• J t M 11MitCf:111. H 33 2 ALARM COMPANY. 102 euc.lyptue Nentuctt" DfM, Huntington lltd\, Ln , ea.ta ....... CA 82921
CA t2t4t. Tll• itlot1Uou1 8u11n111 Name Mtd\MI lm!ttl_ H141 A-*fa rtlllrr~ IO lbOVI Wll llled In
8oood1e111, t.tllllon Vllto. Celllom6I Of11n91 CoOnty on 3-2341 Fiii Ho. The 10cMkw1 In Cellfofnla o4 the F 11 15".
Ohlll U9CUtM C11111ce or oma1P11 o.1111 S. Clll. 102 ~
bueJM91 office of 1111 liftendld Ln • Colt• Mell, CA 9H21. trlNlwonl la: SAME T1mottly J. CU.. 2t12 Colle99
All etMI ~Intl• n11•11• end St, Cotta MeM. CA m:n add,_ uMd by 1111 Intend.cl Thia lluell1e'9 wet c:onduc1ed by•
t~ wltbln tine ~ IUI genttll pertnenhlp. ' pa1t 10 far •• known to 1111 Dlnlll S. CU.
lntlOdld Ir.,.,_ are: NOHE Thll Ill.I-I WU lllld with Ille
The '*"' and ~ lddfeM C-cy c.ti ol Oraft91 co..ncy on ol Ille lnMndld .,.,..,_ •t: JIMM ~. 1~
tiRACE v. VEST, 1822 w. PvbU.n.d' Ofano• CoHI Dally
Beaoon A¥1., Ane1111m CA t2I02 Not. J1itt ~· I , 18, ~. 19112 • That tll• property pertinent \ 292$-82
hereto 11 d.aibed In g11>erll ea: All -----------01 1111 1tock·ln.-trad1. furniture. ..-.,. N()Tll'r lbc1ur-. equipment, goodwM and r-.n. 1-.
trade neme Of a C111aln ottt 111opl·Y-OU_AN __ ..,..._~DU'=A~UL.~T~\l:o::IMD~IU:'-::'A
Md 11 located at: 2&022 0.. Prado, 11 D o p T " u I T D A T I D Sult• El F, Dena Polflt, California. ,.._,.,_y .. ,.._ UML.iH YOU
The ~ """' UMd by 1111 AKI ACTION TO 'l(OTICT
Mid tr#llMrol'I at Mid loclllon II: YOU" "'O'l"TY, IT llAY •I
WOOD EYE tOlD AT A "*"C IAU. •YOU Tllat uld bulk tr antler 11 ... DAN IXl'l.ANAT'IOM Ofl TI9
lni.ndld to bl QOll8UmlNlltd at 1111 NATU"I Of' THI fltlOCllDIMQ
olllce ol: BURROW ESCROW AOAfttlT YOU YOU IHOUL.D COMPANY, t879 E. Li!IC:Oln AV9., CONTACT A L.AWva ~lllQI. Celllomla 112"5 on or alter MOTICa Of' , Augutl 3, 19112. TilUSftl .. 1AU
Thlt bulk tr-fer 11 8Ul>flc1 to T.a. .... aa71
Calllornla Uniform Commercltl NC7Tla! IS HEREBY GIVEN. !Nit
Codi s.coon 11108 on T""'9d9y Auglllt 6. 1982. at The name Md addr-ol 1111 9-oo o'podt &.m. of laid dfrt, In 1111
plf90tl with whom olalmt mey be room HI .. Id• lor conducting llltd It BURROW ESCROW TNll .. 'tSllla,wltlllnllleomc-ot
COMPANY, 11179 E. Uneoln AYI .. REAL ESTATE SECURITIES ~ange. CA 112886, and Ille ~ut d1IY SERVICE. loc:ated at 202'0 Nor1tl tor flllnO Clllml l>Y art'I creditor allall BtOldwllY Sufte 209, 111 1111 City ol bl Auguat 2. 1'1112. wtllctl la Ole Senta Art&, Ccl.wlty of Orange. State
bu1ln111 day b1tor1 111• of Calll4ln1A~SAlol MARINO contumm111on date •P•clfl•d s Av 1 Nos A N•D LO AN
lbo¥I ASSOCIATION, a Californi a
0.ted Jlitt 15, 1.U. corporation, H duly appointed til'9CI V. V•t Truatll undlf and ~t lo the
Intended fr.,.,.,.. power ol Hit conf.,red In that Publ!IMd Orano• Cout Dally C111aln Oeld a1 TNSI tMCUted t>y
Piiot. Jlitt 111. II, 1H2 3223-82 EDWARD M ROLETTI end -----------1 PATRICIA P. R01,En1. 11\jAband "8JC Nl)TIC( and wlft, ,_did March 3. IMO, ______ ..;... _____ ,In Sook 13620 of Oflldal Aecordl of
M011Cl9IVl'TINQ_,I eald County, at page 121 ,
NOTICt: IS HEREBY tilVEN that Aloordlr"I IMtrurnent No. It, by
aMled P'~ ...... --~ rlllOll of • bf'llch Of def9Uft In Int City of Coate M-. at Ille olflct payment or perlorm1nc1 of 1111
of the City Clerk at 1111 City H ... n obllgallon• 11cured tller11>y, Fair Oriw, Cotta Mela. Ctlllomla. Including thll b<eadl or dlfeult.
untll the hour ot 11:00 a.m. on Notice of which w11 recorded
29, 11182 al Which time Ille'; wlft bl Fabrutry 19, 1982, .. Rec«dlr'1
opened pYbllcty and rMd aloud In 1n1trument No. 112-06941111. Will tlla Council Cllambert for SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
FURNISHINti ALL.LABO A HltiHEST BIDOEA FOR CASH, MATERIAj.S, EQUIPMENT. 1.-fV1 tftOfWI( ot the United Stat•.
TRANSPORTATION AND SUCH o# • Cllhllr'a clllCk dnW'll on a l
OTHCR FACILITIES AS MAY BE 1tat1 or nauonal benk, • mt• "' REQUIRED FOR THE RENOVATION federal crldlt U!Won. Of 1 8'111 «
OF RESTROOMS AT THE REA fedlrll 11\llngl and 1o1n -i.t1on
COMMUNITY CENTER. 8111 domlcllldlnthtatt.ie, .. ~at
Hamlllo n St . Cotta Mua, me tlrnl of .... al r1ght, t1tte and
c.lttomla. 1n..-l'lmd ~ It, " TNl1•, 1n A Mt of plana, ICNdfk;atl9n1. end 1t11t reel ~ 11tua11 In aald
other ciontnct ooai-itt ITlllY bl County end State, dlacnbed u_ obtained In 1111 olfloe of th• tolowl:
i>lpet1mlnt ol ~ ~ 11 A COi~ QOnllltlng of the
Fair OrM, Com MIM. Celforni.. ~
upon r90llpt of I nonrllfl#ldabll '-PAACEl. 1:
ot S6.00. tt biddlrw ~ pl.-Unit No. 4, loc:atld on Lot 1 of
c:Ntge wll bl $7.!50 I* Ml ..-did In ~ 3111. PllOll 31
Elctl bid lhtll be midi on me and 32 of m1ecett1neou1 mape,
Pf090Ni form and In the"*'"" record• of Orange County. provided In th• c ontr act ClilforNll, and•..,_ on the
d o c u m • n 11 • a "d • II a 11 b • dldll atlon aod eo11doml11lum pllin
1ccomp1nl1d by a certified or recorded Aprll 13, 1973 ••
culller'• ct-* 0t a bid bond tor ln1trum1nt Mo. 1331111 In Book
not 11M than 10 percent of Ille 10644. Pege 482 of olftclal records
amount of Ille bid, meda QIYabla to 0 1 o r 1 n g • C o u n t y . ( t II•
1111 City of Cotta,,..._ 'CONDOMINIUM PLAl'f)" ANC> Tha Contractor 111111. In Int AMENDMENTS THERETO
performance of 1111 worlr end RECORDED IN 8ool! 11552. Page lmprov•m•nta, conform lo Ille 5111. end In Book 11552, Pegl 5~.
Labor Code ol th• Stale ol ~II of off1c1a1 record•.
Celllornla atld other lewl af the PARCEL 2:
Stall of catlfbfnll ~ wttll An undMdld 1/111 Int-I In Lot
the exception only of 1uc11 1 of Tract No. 8094, u ltlowl1 on•
var1at1ont u mey bl required under map ..-did 1n 8ool! 316. Paoee 1111 1pec4.111fall1\ff pvreuanc to i1 and 31 of mlill*tlll..O.. INipt.
wtliOll prOClldlno• ll«lundlf -,. cord• of a rang• county. tallen and Wlllcll hlw nol o-i Calllomla. lllowrl end dlflnlcl •
IUPlf'Mded by the prcwttlont af 1111 common ar• on the abo¥I rlf9rred
Labor Code. Prel«enct 10 ial>Or to dtc:larallon end condominium
ehall be glvll'I Of"Y In Ille manner pllin.
Pfovlded by law. Rff«vlng tl'llrtfrom exctullva
No btd lhtlll bl oonlidlred ""'-' 1H1n11n11 over Illa "rfflrlcted
tt 11 made on a form lllrni.hlcl l>Y common .,.. .. , ( .. 1111 --thlettyofColta~anctllmedl ellown end define• In uld
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Paolflo View Memorial Patti,~ Id\, Lot 144. Grewe A I I 8ayvlew
Terrace . 11200. ln-7717
• 1n eccudalOI wft1'I the pnMllonll of dec:WatlcJll ~ ~9an. -vie pc4P011lreqw11..,...,1a, n am1no.a1. fOrlli'iUiiSi~r---il._--+-__ .bi~
EKhbiddermuatbl...,_and purpo111 111 forth In u•d •skateboards• alao Pfaqulliflld ea rlQllWld ~ lew. o.Asatlon and condomlulum pllin.
Thi city Council ot the city of PARCEL 3: F trucks.baby
Coat• ...... ,__, t111 rtgM 10 El«*ltM ..-nentt ~t carriages•tea retect any "' al l:lldl. 10 the unll,.6-cr1bld aboYI, for ... •
0.... '·......, and occ;upll\CY of 1111 rlltrlcled Carts•trikeS
City Cleft! of the common.,_ lflCIWn and dlflrlld ffe Skates•
CttJ .. Ccllta ..... '" 1hl &bow'** '° dace.don I ro r Publllhld Ort~ Cout 0.11, and condominium plan ... , ... I walkers•toys
Piiot, Jlltt 111. 21. 1982 allocated for udulf¥e ... ~ me •wagons•••• 32 IM2 owner of the unit o.c.1bld abo'<oe. ----------1~11o c •: beicony e •: and scooters•hot ~Rel~P•. E rods•coupes•
HAalOtl L..&W~MT. oun Non·~:~1u11ve 1H1m1n11 for trailers•hard Mortuary •CetTelery lngrleaand -. ... ancs t • t
Crematory :ient of 1111 ~mmon erea ops Conver -
16:.>S Gisler Ave etiown and defined 111 1111 lbove D lbtes•motor c~!::s~~!a ~~~Iara ti on and , homes•t!l,~n
bcaptlng tllerelrom 111011 mowers fMOS
"UCI HOTHHS
l&L. ,JaOADW A Y
MGaTUilY
11 0 Broadwav
Costa Mesa
642·9150
IAl.n & HIG>HOH
SMITH & TUTHtLL.
WISTCUff CHA'8.
427 E 17th SI
Costa Mesa
64tr9371
ftlllCI llOTHllS
~·MO•TUAU
627 Main Sf
~nt1nqton Beach
,536-6539
'ACINCY•W .., ..... , ...
eem.1~ Mottua~ Cr,apeM;t~atory
3500 Pacmc V111W Drive
Ntwport IHCh "4-2700
=:~tti:.~~CO: •corporate
., .. In uld deolareuon 111d headquarters ~t':;,,. .. or otllar •garden carts
ciommon delloneuon of the rMI Modet A's•••• :=c,~0~~~ [ 6 •typingtables
Drive, No F·2. N-port Beacll, Wheelbarrows• ~ndenlgod hereby recreational
dllClalml all llablllty for any VehiCfeS•golf
lllOon'letnlll 111 Mid ",.... lddrtm 4 carts• mode I Of au. --dlllgNtlon. UcS ..... 111 "*" Mttiout trafns•bikes
*•"•nty, expr111 or 1mpll1d, • •planos•cars rlglrdlng titre, POHllalon. or
"•vrM>r•nc.a, to Htlaty the • 2 refrigerators
ptlnCilpll bllmllol of • *"" °' •skates•• • • • • OU. oblDldlOn 89Cllnd ~ Mid
Died Oii fn.I, wttfl .,,..,... Md @ Olller tumt at provtded tlllrltn; ...... If .,, under 1118
=='!'Ii,~'"'=.:..-: • trlCt ---Oii .. T,,.... and of the WMI or-.cs llY l9lcl Oaelll of ruet, Tiit total llllOUl\t Of -.ict
bl1Q111on. lnctudlno rMtonellfy
1llm111d f111, ollar911 and
.... of ttll T,....._, Ii 1111 tlrl!I
lnltlal ~of"* NoUol. .. 75,102.40.
DATIO NN 1), 1N2, IAH MARINO IAVING& I LOAN Al80c.A'nON, • ClllJomle oorpcntlon, ::~TAJ! ' llWNTU llJMCE; ,... a ~ OOl'POfMlon,
i&· J. "°""· .. "°"" ........ .... ..._ Ml..'CA W7'0I -
Tll.:(11') ..... lO
If ft'sgot wheels,
you'll mo\#e
It faster In a
Da1ty Pltot
classlfled
ad. Cell
642·5678 and a
f rlendlV ad-viser will
hetpyou tum your
W'hffls Into cash. l!.~ °' .. Coee1 0.-, J r""' Nly 11, JI. IO. tMI
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a'" a ... ,.,.._., 2
qar t•rtte. •oe yard. SHI mo. ..... Ml-1'ft
•oan•PllL IP•. t•nnle,
UH/mo-mo. or IHM opt. Aot. Fr.ct IJ31-12te.
e:.1-2111 . ...... a br, 2'h • proe. deo..
amenltl••· 1125!). 58-IN3 .... _
2 br ~ 4 tw. MOO 10 '876. Aclt. 144-1133 ... ..,. ....
y~ 0.. tront. 3 Br • 2 ... t etory, ldnt .,...
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'llMMIOUllO ,._ I av n dry. U ~~ 1 °'" 8001a1 AotlvlllH m-reeo. Me-1"7
Dlr•otor•,r11 au n ct• y Lm, .._. 1111111•• JJNnoh~'•• atud10·-;m, oafport a tani.e ...... ._ ~ ,oat I lpa. No ""'°" nww.. ..... .... ..-..24'7. •
-0 " I A T :==:z:: -... -"IORIATIONt 118'--. "°-._.
T • n n I 1 • P r • • req. IS40 mo. M:t "'°" leeeOnl (pro I pro toria l4W 111
ahop)•2 He•lth 2 br, 1'4M. trpto,OW, IM Clube~ patio. oar. No /et•. Hydf~ '620/mo. IM3-M7
~UL ~Olcto~~:~
A'ARfMINT•• oar. •II u111 pd. IHO.
S In o I .. • 1 l 2 ~ 1._Adtt9_....;•_no---'pe1_a._7_52_·~2&e0-
8edf~F""'*"" •aMn 2bf/2be oondo r'lf l Unfurnl1hed•Ho SC Pm-. a.A. 1670. No
Pat1•Model1 Open • 752-6822, '41•,.
dalty t to 8. 2 1 'A be. 110 Jo9IV1 st.
OaknM ~· amt ctoo ~ ....
... -... 2 br, adllft oomPa. 142(1. ,.Incl Retrlg, pool. No pet•.
........... /.. 423 w. 8-y. ~18
880 Irvine (at 18th) Newel' 1 81'. w/gaceigt. No
(714) 646-1104 pell.~~"
........... /1e.
1700 18th St.
(Dover at 18th)
(714) 642-5113
...__ 1•• 1 be. ......._ dnllped IO )'OU c:a'I rent S. C-1 Pla.e. leOO mo. counter t,,.,..,......, &-~ "'" u....-. now for ooty $1000 P' ,. ... .,...., ...... 7 llft 5PM centuty old mepll ttwa. ....-...,..... ....-patio, oer•o•. Stove/ mo. 714/973-4N8 ..,.. ._.._.. 398 w. Wll9on 1131•5583 2 ltory, 4 bdrm Colonlel 1786/mo. 557-2380. . refrlg. 524 St. Anni .
..__ ..M~ kM· ---------• ... ..,.., ....... 1453 _.--.-.,-,.-,.-1----,--~1 2 br .. 1 be .. carpetl, .,~......_ 2 8' 1 Ba. ......
'""'-wn ......, _. v,_ ., m dr1p11, bulll•lrtt. No ~·--· ·-cllen. 2 barM. IUll .. -,--t --•• --o-c_•_a_n-:'."&I •••••••••••••••••••••• -· $426 2%72 Mepte • c ti 0 0 11. N 0 p. t I .
and corra a. Tr•d• tor 2 8' 2 Ba trplc. 2 cer gs ~u vt!. MoMrcn Spec. 4 br, 114 bl home 93;.2927 • · $425/mo. 831~155
Corona del Martlome. w/opener, tlle counter Ten.ca holne, s •· s Ol'.I lge reald. lot. New 1 bdrm,__,. 9ull lnl. &44-111817~1400 top•. pool l •P•· .... 1,....,mo. Cell Ow-petit & apt. 17501\'nO. Specloul2Bt. 1Bl.1425. cl • -'* •1wmo. 56T-23eo. ·• ; ;;-r ... 252. 111, 111t +tars dep. 3 Br. '"' Ba. S475. :irr~ ::tr~ IOUI YllW OOU.EOE PARK AREA AVllL ~ t5. t'13-U43 Leundry lao .. pool. 1335 pw mo. Aval~
4 BR, San Clement• 2 3 2 e F 0 rd "am EMERALD BAY. 3 8'. 2 tor IPC't to.... 548-e65e 1. 6*-7993, 842-1155
lloml for condo « home bf• k frplc, bric* petkt wltrl ....ne..or .,,... .. .,...,.....,. ......, ••2• ------,,..---1 A saaotrno 3 er. 2 Ba. d t 1 •o o ~'""" ._..., 2 °'· ,......, g.erege. -" 2 BR 1•"" ... .,,_....... 11o In Hpt 8dl « lrvlne. -• b I I Ip a • .. . 3 Bdrm. 1150. F•~ mo. No ....... 1396 "B" '" -..,_,.,. • ICIUltY: 1171-7821..,.. « ~.Mrd, I· na. 2131876-2256. ywd & ~ Kida & w. Ba1<.r.&41--07fJ3. PA'· w9. '500 mo.
911.8447 daye. Pvt. pty. uw.ey OOMll ..,... home, peQ Wllcol'l'le 54$-2000 833-0192
• BR M-. Verde. ~ 3 SR 2 8a 2 fptcfl Agent. no,_: . 1425-4435/mo. 2 Bt. 1 e.. 1 BR 1 S.. 1395 quiet
.... ,.,, cul de MIO. aaa. mo. 112&01no. 1422 Terra apt.. bHmtd 0'11':J· 1ecure, 1920 Wall•ce: ...................... Aak IOl',8111, 831-1298 w.,. 780-8378 c...11 '•'w leunda:.,.rm., pool. A I. 790-8379
• __ ,_ .. _, 3 bdrm. 1._. be. ,_ C81'· f8'sall•M 1411 ~· u-. '°' 'PJ)t2-1eoo ,
• ... '-... • ..ata t•-'----d 2:; ~ •111. •-• •••••••••••••••••••••• l'sl ...,,..... &4 ~llna a..n, 2 Br. 1 ~ •••••••••••••• •••• ,..... • "~ .,, mMM • .,.. ......__.. 1405 F,__.. utl8 C.U ... 1114 '908· '725 pw mo •• ••••••••••••••••••• Aeeort.-e ....,., trw:t "' '500/mo. 2 Bl'. 1 Ba. up... -· --. •••••••••••••••••••••• gerderw and W9tw HOT TUI ATRIUM. 3 SC Pfza. Pool, ordnr. per unit enolad gereqe, paid. Aefrlge. 2 tm•Jt
1 Bt. T,._ prMite, no 557-e550197t-239o bdrm, 2 M. 1825. OiMt Dlux 1 Br. Ho ~. 1415 pello, ali 1111.-. ~ chltdten oil, no peta.
p e 11. u t 111 pa Id. Heidi elrcular St. Child OK. l 135 wtll. 175-2590. rm. 1990 w.--· 842-4906
1385/mo. 11t '*" MCU-Condo 2 Br 1'A Dog on~. 24M1 HlgNyupgr9ded&daen. TSLMgml. 842-1803 -
rlty. M2.ol35, ..._1817. e.tltde · 8unMt Pl. W•. Laaune 3Br Condo. ....... 19t. 1700 ... IWat -Be. frplc, er1ge. Hiia. By t 12-'PM. mo. + ctep-:-;'5SO eq ft. lMve 3 8r. 2 Ba. T~ ••••••••••••oo••••v
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DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
Sell your no-longer-needed Items for cash.
If It doesn:t sell, we'll run It another 3
days FREE. One Item per ad, must be priced.
Sorry, no real estate or commercial ads.
Call today for .full details.
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Mr Me>tgen, t4M 118
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HOU8EPAIHT1NG r../Ja "~ IN Sunehlne In"
In & OU1. Free tet. ••••••'-•••••••••••••• Cllll lunstllne Window eel 8Noe 972~118 Huber Rooftng..all typel. ClMnlnQ, LIO 548--8853
New-r9COY9r-o.dtt 20% Monthly ~nt Int/bl, lowHt ratH , Uo. #411802. 548-1734 pr0ft1'>t, neat MNloe, 10 MR. I~ ARK LE; a II
yrs In.,.._ Ma-5ea4 ~'•'•""•·'···••••••• wndws, both sldaa • .,. acraana a tracka. lnt/axt. Ho11H t, ao~. BUDGET RATES Honaat, dapandabla. Ctlrlatlan. Promf.t. Qd Low min. Sim lob• OK Q ., no t __ ... n---rar.. Fraa •t. 85 .e878 Uc. Fr• .. , 841·7&81 u · 1 r-. . ._. prloae. 540-5e54
•Blahop 6 Son Palnhng Th• fHIHt draw In th• ....:....-.-F-IN_ES_T_l_N_O_.c_.-.-
30 yr1 axp. In BHch WHt ••. a Dally Piiot Ron'a Window Wut\lng
.,.._ Fraa aet. &e2-1718 CluaHled Ad. 142-6878. Reaid. Reu. 830-7711
OLLARS r3 DAYS 31NES .
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•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Etnptoyect Female OYef' 40 Prof M 25+ n®wnkr. to Roofnm•t• wanted. male~ ' •ullulN • ....,, ..... "" prfv•te bomll JlMr 11W ahr 3 br he>rrt61 In CdM, 10 stir 2Br IP.I. C.M. $250 HllT&ll vau.n ••NIT llAll lff• WUllllSI Hoet tamlll• ~ tor Found: email gr~ & wtlt
ExacuUw omo.."'1.0ooll Appr~aq tt. Hr ~~ti. AugU9t. Poodla/Tarrlar. S.A • ...i 3110 •• -..;r.-;-;.............. Tustin. 842~8 Iv mag. pvr bath. 1~ bike-to mo. George °842-6381 Ptlm• omc:. faclllty ss757~~~·N•;;;·;;;~t,~ Lwc Dane P1 view Condo ~e~:.'2:,~nory Incl. 2500 eq ft Condo, ;Mii so-~~198rv!'rC:,~e:~= 10 1,aso ft. Attract. Well Crown Valley Pkwy, & _________ 1 __ COftlOe'_-'--~-"-''-·-13_t·_7_44_t_
mint 2 Br. 2 Ba .. no pate. for 3 mo.. m .. ter eulte c:.pt 2 edit.I, or • 1 edh aooaee to frwy9, llexlbla
842•1339, 553-ln9. wllh fr pie, pl, ipa. Prof 10 lhr Cot\Oo, llOuM, w/1 chlld or !Ult 1 adh. off lea eulta• from
malntalnao bldg. Naa ForbH RO., Minion £ftf I ftw U• Found: Small whit•
Hoag Hoapltal. Cpte. Viejo. (714) 545-0215 •••••••••••••••••••••• young cat w/flaa colter.
mini bllnda. Dedicated 350. 1100 or 1200 eq ft. Loll: Blk trl-clr 1tlaltla Vic: Santa Ana/Sant•
pklng. Prof. environment coat a MaH. Cell for fem. Vic: Santa Ana A\19, Toma, CM. 142-9621 Delu•a ~Ida. xtra lar·
ga 2br, 2ba, bltn•.
dawhr, 1\.\ mlle1 beach.
AOUlte, no pate. SSOOmo.
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1 6 2 Br. Dtecoont on eoma ,modals. Pool, Spe,
Gym, Sauna. ate. 848-0811.
2 Br. with geraga, bal-
cony, atove & dl•h·
we1har , 1 5150/mo.
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"400 rum. or untum. 1 Bf
pool, .,.. 18"2 Flol10a.
842-2834, 1142-3172
In quiet arae. 845-3323 amenltlae, 97M251. i CiMii, iFWwwiiiidi5i52i-Sii177iiil Found: Young Mixed da~ Shep. female. 8rownllh/ Approx 2500 eq ft office and warahu 1pace. blk. Nr 8Mctl I PCH.
Central Coate M•••· FOUND ADS Call O .C . Shallar
Fancad yd. Avail now. 834-459:\
NOO per mo. 842-0880 ARE FREE Approx. ~ a/f tenoeo ·
outllOa 11oreoe. cMISA Cal.· arae. $200 mo. 842-8982
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COUNTRY CLUB LIVING E 1 8e2·2449, IM-84711 balcony w/bay vlaw. llddl;lonal ln~oq~I · or
IN NEWPORT BEACH mp oyad Gentleman, F 5157-7883 or 840-e339 A total environment non·amoker Ute kitchen nonamkr to lhr 2 br ---------• l.W.I, IH,
apartment community prlvlleQM. s4a-7588 duplex, E/Slda C.M. M/F 3 Br. 3 Ba. home In 141-1020 *l_.,T •••••&. the u...,._ Ba Pri ~ R 1 $225 lnci. ut111. 845-7220 prlv. commty, 2 bike _________ , 5wrww -lll
,..,.... Y· '" • oom n prlvele home. from bch Jae frplc NEWPORT BEACH 1 1 0 1 0 ova 8 t . clubhOUH and hHlth M ... Verda AIM, kltcn Ocaentront Newport, 1360/mo. ts1·7l88 BIU ' "Turn Kay" Oft1ca *3110 Preatlgloua N.8 . loc .
ape, 8 teonla COYfU, 7 and homa prtvflagas. non-emk mature reap. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil "Branch" office 175. Perfect lor ettornay. SCRAM-LETS poola, cloM to bulineM, 549-9&47, 842-454e lam. l235mo • yrly, Semlner maetl"" roome Olllca 1ultaa from 810
airport, FUhlon l .. and. 548-18e7 ROOlllTE ... Convanla"t •hop• on Room \If/pool Mele• em----------1 hourly. Typing, malling, lhru 3900 eq. ft. lmmad ANSWERS Illa. UnlUmrsMO b~ ployed mala. Kitchen N.8. prof. M wlll shr 10f FllDEIS phonaa. Call tor Info evall. MlnutM from O.C. ft lore, 1 & 2 bdfm apt• and prlv. Reta. $225/mo. Harbor View home w. 752--8408. Airport For more Into 1~ &45-25llO Hpt Bch. • d ~I t 3 5 + . I 3 7 15 . oio.t & 1Mgaat agency. call Jutlb Jtu#M fllf F=~-~
1540 -1 1000 Pr1veta bath, kltehan prtv. _7_eo-0e0 ___ 2 _____ 1 All c:tlants ~ wtttl WllTWJD I .WA IM. ...................... ~~~~~~~~~I OWN TIME a.-.. bachelorl and 1 n • • r Hun 1. 8 c h . Prof. M .. nort-emtcr, 28-35 photoa & rataranoea. 1200 or 2400 •q It ... 1121 Chrt111en ~leak -On. of the worsi lhlnga 80rm unite fMt\#9 fine 1275/mo. Call evea I o •hr N 8 h o m •. CreOli.: Colmopoljten Oalu~e.oltlca or ltora ---------' cute. eflordebla 1 Br L011· Met.mute. 8 moe about iwtlr_,. la you o .. lgnar furniture end 9e0-1505. S3751l'no &31·128e Ota.-Good Morning~ epaca. 14302 a 14304 9llT .-.rr home In Npt, CM area. old. Choker Chain, Cit have ..ao °"'* cottae on ~ Mowlnto-n• The Tomorrow Show. Beach Blvd. Btwn 2 720 eq ft IUmltNd for Aug . 1 , Deva dye Hwy & Rlvarelda Ava, OWN TIME o~ or r-for awn-lAguna sngl mature prof/ ---------1 hwMft Ml 18" Frw ye. Civic Canter art11t1 or archllacta, 975-8718. av/wknda NB. Reward. 2llOS W. C1t1-'-YO!Jf ______ • --
mar month•. jimarily bus, non amllr. Pvt ba. Coron• dal Mer. Mala • Villega. Stloc>Plno Centar Nawpon Canter, evall _84_8-_~-:---.-----4--H_W'f....:._· _14_5-83:....::...:...:5.:...:1 ____ 1 Found: M ... Van» ArM lvmleMct ~ ""9" tv.fwn.~1 Ooc..30Joabr.2.ISl..2ba2 Pmw~~t 1-eo. w..~7920 • L . Whltapuppyw/laaeollar.
dally airy, pvt anl.. 2 ~to M/F 2 or IM5-1280. .,_ ......... .__t ~-.Up to ••,..mtn/lunl'/ o at. Ladle• Gold 557.54114 • •• _._,_ ......._,_ ... ,,, weter, wllh M/F non· to lhr bf, 1be, N.B. ---------• ...,.,,__, ..,.,...,.. Square mounting wlthr---------
nw. _,. ,. l"'OO oceanfront. No dru~a Airport area • Exec. 4000 ft 1901 ..._,.... If Marqule Diamond Rl;'X • --•-•••• On , __ .....__ ..... at ••••••'••••••••••••••• emkr " plua utll. '""""mo ....., •1" •1 B"-" eqc •• ..... ·~,..,.. •••••••••••••••••••••• REW•RD ••• . r~.... --_,,.,.,._.,.,. 873-4835 .....,.., ., •• , ... ....., Sul1 ... From22H50eq ..... .., .,...,..2111A-. " ...... -llat3aft . •••••••••••••••••••••• •• ._. WILi s.n Joaquin Hiiia RO PU .. wra --------· ft. 11 par lq. ft. Many for Jo.' ...... * * *
L.ga >& 3 BR townhOuM IU-1100 Wkly r«!tata now evall. Fam rmmata 25-35 yre. Qu, ... m ••• , 4,S, x1rU. Call 557-7010 ~.,,. SIOS • 1100 llEWAlll • •ff -al , rl apte, yard•. anol gar, $ 140 & up. Color TV. 1225 mo utll Incl. 2 BR ••••'·"-·•••••••••••••• -,-.......,...-------1 Daec>erata muat r«1tl Ole ••• ~~::::";'•••••••• It t ,... a.do_... • l•nl I If
fplc, lloc*-upa. Nr Hunt. LIDO BEAUTIFUL 2 Br. Phonaa In room. ~274 dplx, SA Hgll. 754-4435 Sing le Jlaraga, Co1ta 4 0 a I u x a O fl I c a a . fUll or pat1 time. 111th St.. Chlldran'1 Book S!Ofa MhMllt --Open 24 hrl a Oey Hrbr. from 15715. Chll· tr pie, patio, adulta. Newport BIVO CM M.,., bl bolt. '50/mo. ltrateglc locatlon on C.M Xlnl front ore loc. I n ta• t . grow I ng 20" bf ... bird caoa w/2 7 09Y9 a W.-d'91'1 OK. 8'40-0807 11050. 875-8359. 848-7'45 · Rmmate wanted lor El Storage only. 851-2175 8allCh Blvd. HB. Front 540-1287 Saddleback Valley. machanlcal orange Jacuzzi, Sauna. Loe.la Toro .. 8Rhaa,$3ec>pllll•--........ --'-----1 axpoeur'9, ioa llQn .,... 8311eaa ainglng blrdl. Staten on u wall u tourltU.
2 er. 2 Ba. d/w, patio, Spac.3BR28a.lplc;,gar, BEACH AREA utll. No pate. To m. l2x20Garagaa torrant, 95t 1 q .lt. Ownr. Cd~OFFICESUITE • 8alboaPanlneula.July3, eenkA"*'lcard, Muter •Ingle garage, wetar beech 2 blkl. SllOO yrly. 770-44e3 pvt entry, atorega or 213-450-M55 Approx. 500 eq ft. New PL.ANTS, GIFTS. mall 714/540-4058 C tlarga , Ame r ican
Palcl.laundryfac.1ct1110 Nopate.845-1882 $77/ -An_a_h_a-lm_H_l_ll•_h_o_m_e_t_o Cati S&Omo.84e--25&8 ---------1 ~~/~~~~~tJ•lnt. =:'+~~fooMoVuy& Loll: Bridle female.PU/ Expreaa. Dlnar1. All
ok, ~ta. 1525/mo. WESTCLIFf 2 Br. 1\.\ Ba wk there wllh employed I• Coale M .... Mau dal ub X. July 4 from Sleter -lcoma 7141~5-3433.
545-·Agent, no faa. TowntlOUM. Adulle pref. Kltc:henett•Ma!O-Pool mele. 4 bdrm wlttl pool, Mar atM, alngle garage, *llWNlf* Prof. ottlce apace In Npl.. PARTNER WANTED and Edwarda. Vary _2_1_1_2_H_art>or __ Bl_._C_M __
2 er 1'At BL $375/mo plua No pate. teoo/mo. 1728 Nwpt Blvd & Wlleon ape, flraptace, ate or prr. 150, 110x 17. 548.-4471 Airport Area. exec eulta Center for attorney or BBO reet. Gtwt loc. 10K. friendly. PleaM Return.
1315 dap. Crptl, drpa. S.Oford Lana. 548-7633. eo.te M.a 548-97¥ ~llagae 1250, lo\ utll. (10·3), 979-0745 aft. 8. ax Pa~·• c I a I' Y Olhar p1ofaaalonal. U 524-7908, 77'-1130 714-842·2339 :i:..:l~~a::r:; Yrly, 3 br, 2 be, trplc, gar., Yeat1yontna bw:h,room ~~117~ 921 -2 156, 20><32. nur 19th I :1=~~~~~ ~rl~::.;~A":.·1~=: MINI RESTAURANT LOST: JulyHemaladog
1 893-48 · OW .. 1 blk to beach. with kltchanifta & bath N9WPOfl. 1150/mo. 250 aQ ft o claek cell fOf ~•.Mikki or 8-& wine. $30.000. brn, blk wtlt. Meo lga
COEDS • Would love to party With you. Call Sue
or Kathy anytime.
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pat · 94 975-4912 bkr. S300/mo plu• aecurlfy F to lhr 3 br ,.. .. nr OCC 769-0288. '4M107 1paca from 285/mo. Art 714/1155-2411 Ma-i2811/t7$-19111 (4-8) ~793
2 Br. 1~ Ba. ended ger, WESTCLIFF. 2 bdrm. 2 dap. UOO. 2308 W. w/2 M. 1230 + ulll. Single In LAguna 8aach lnclud lng conl rm•. ---------• Join tha IHder In the L Kitt M Lm& I· '*l'I
laundry, p1t10. Beech/ ba llraplaca Oshwahr Oceanfront, Newport 548-9213/831-5038 n a" Ma 111 B aac h . raceptronllt, enewarlng Cultom 4xacutrv. offloa. ewlmmlng pool c:hemk:al w 'f~. R";·J~ n ~ 1~ PHOTO MODELS :S~la10. 11550/mo rairlg . PtPI. uoo: Baach. 873-415-4 Fam wanted. rHp., 3Br 195/mo. St6raga only ~tx~':.1~~ll9"1a =w':r.ftB~o':';e~~ eervtoe bullnema. Be a Rl varel da, N B. oy1 ESC411RTS/D.-.NCERS
291 84&-3122, Ma-5e25 hH nr So Cll Plaza 494..SOU. S300/mo. 1142-4823 "eper1tle water treatment 754-4J901, ~ 845-1502 OUTCAU 24 HAS
2 11r w/petlo. Nr 8aach & ,...., latlll 1111 $1115 mo. 111 & lat. Cali Alu_•-••-• 1~-1300/up : Carpata, 1y1tem1 dHlar." llc'd ::\ NMltl ........ _ ...... ,_ .... 50/mo MYlllTll&YJ •••••••••••••••••••••• Mlka841-3814aft 4PM "'"··-,., ,_ o 1 1730 Exec. Furn Suite, ....ima tarrltor~vellebla. H>UnawtineP......,,long~~~~~~~~~ ....... ,_...,......,. ~ 1Br . ..._..4, -~ ,..._ ---------i •••••••••••••••••••••• rapae. • r . 1 .,.. h I t /bl
2 00-<'ffRGHT .. ,~omb~h. Sb.at• ~ ~ Beactl. H.8. 842-2834. ~..:.! ..... !o.c.:.~h-~;."•"-'nd~·!Oranga~~~~~area.iu:ta1no~1.,.;.::n!u~~.,.~c::~~:~-=::..u.:4::::::4:::·::1.=:;·:~·~ THE RA p £ u TI c __...... -:.: ~·· nae wm lr•'n 30 Fl DOCK "400/Wk. 875-5088 P1. hOuM, own IUrnltUra IRVINE. Pho n a 188-1719, 840·9215 $50,000 lull emount FO 0 MASSACS~ '"'111 3144 ~Lido VIiiage, 1875 3br/2ba 1 lty ,_ pool a plu1. S350tmo. 'At utlla. ~ng. eonf. rm, utt1 W1IW lfflll (aw) raq'd , some financing or~~g~ ;~';,h~a~: For Men & Woman, by c;:::.:;:.:.·~;·;e;•; o-mo 975-0852 gardanl, 1751"-: 2 ,,..C _4_9&-0 __ 1_7_4_____ pO, ectry MrV'l,letc. Aleo Wall-eppolntad office w/ la-'----•-•-• H avallabla. Wiii net S40, Woodbridge. Oantla. 7c~t~~·2~ ma11eur, NB -..... ~-Ona 1 -1 daak epaca 150/up. Nwpt view. Approx 1,000 -_..., ooo 1 c 11 ...,..,... "
885•7· .. ~!>10'5· .. J!070/m o rm & '::.·,~~-~ min. 54M111e agt Rmhomta tNo anbr lgah C.M. 540-974& eq. ft. •••••••••••••••••••••• Mor..~riu~ ~~~lafcort _5 __ 5_9-_1_1_oe ______ , •ra you aavad? Nead ._,.. • ........,, 9 J~. "· ....... now NB 1 br 11pa 4 llJndec::k ma. r ••c • 1pa. ---------1 845-7100 Office and Laboratoty · ~ Founo QolOan "' 7S4-4et2 Tracy. 842-2357 itepa io Hn'd . avall'. Smoker o k 1300 1817 Wa.tc:tlft, N.8 251 ---------apace .~ 10 7500 eq ft. _Tim __ 408 __ 1w __ -0_1_1_1 __ tam. ·Approx~~: preyw for tleallng? can
lrwetrH Tenw VerHlllaa 1 br alngla. 1111. 1325. 754-0938 842-6553. ~:54~2111· floor. = ::C~.'~t~. ~~~ 645-2111 Aek lor Joa v I d• o G • m • •. H" n tin 11 t on e ch . _111 __ 4._eeo.. __ 1_03_9 ___ _
Of-.et'\1aw Mt'na/ pool Hcurlly, pool, gym Aoommate wantao to stir 520 aq. ft. tl.OO ,_ -. E. Cet Hwy. 87~ Ratell etor.at 2$50 Avon lnterchangubl• PC H3-U.41 •-'-t
lmmec 2 BR 2 be frplc. =5~ 0,_2 . 7 3 1 -3 3 7 1 • T_1nt.N. ... ,.,, 4 38DRM apt In lrvtna. Af· ...... ..... St.. 1940 eq. "· olua 8 ~1!1moa old. on loc. Aawwo. wtlt & Omo M ::'X":"'d:::":" ........... .
MC, i.cured pa~klng: ......,53 i'.Ai<"e.TAHoe··;,-;;;.; tar Spm. 867-1443 It., 3975 Birch .. N.B. COSTA MESA offlo• car garage. 141-8177. ----------Britteny Spenlal, brau ~ltM• I
No pate, non-emtcr1 pref. HouM from bc:h. 281 1ba, 4Br 3ba exec home Prolnalonal woman to Agent 541-6032 ~:ft~::: oamlf 11UJ11 ,...,.,., bell on collar, mlNlng wtnnlq t•
L-. POOi. sauna. tan-lg• llv area. Mini ocn compl f~rn 17001Wk• ahara lovely Newport General WOtk.,... ~ Unique 2 ltory. Partclng a...,,..,,. llll &-13. 847-21'15 ••••••••••••••••••••••
nit. Wutiar, d~, ml-vi ew. $750/mo yrly. 552•2115• or avai Beach home. Beach, racaptlon room. Prof. w/r"r acc .... Interior ••• ~::::-;'·••••••·'---,....---.. ---•Craoentlalao taachar In ~z-~·2 t 50/mo. S75-71107 175--0311 :'~•pool '380. mo. o.cor.1.0. Xlnt locat.lon. lmpr~tl ptue ..... OrHt opportunity to LOii 7112 ..._IE ~~r~~ .. rnaMth,
--------3Br, 2Ba, lrplc, garage, OCEANFRONT 2 6 4 Bl ._,7 At the 405 Alfy & Harbor w/()C)tlon ..... bla. ....._ '9mlty (offlprlng). and~~ B=g~reen Put~ 5'8-8151 ~. rl new cUbor, yrly. 2 blkl to Avail now w-.1y ~ Prof. F 25·35 to l hr w/ ·/ C.......,. 81vd. exit. For more Info ... Pnrllfl--1 a..t Ten.I l5000 lnwetment. ... II '"3 "1 ,__,. ... ...,. "41 bc:h. 873-2571. eumrrlar. 873-7873. aama. nontl'llkr, no pat•, ~=-,.._.. call weatcd8Y9, 111-1111 W ta.--.,n11-Wiii create• t to,ooo fi~:~D~r. " 1-4 • J• fl•r.il 1171
':';1' ................... uoo 1• 1 bd Appl1 2 br, 2 ba Univ. Perk .;t1--II plu1. Int.-. daductlon. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1 new! d · ed ag-• Elkhorn at Sun Valley, oondo w/hot tub a1eo.. ,1, .. _......_ Wilt mnl C-..m.I App r a o I at Ion & LllT-llWlll Klno lntell1Qen1 Pr9Cttcel
Moet alagant apt. bldg. s.viun~=tto.• ~ Idaho, baautlfully fur-a•r .. aky wn'dwt .1--.. 881Do¥ar,NB.&31-3e&1 lalab HI ~l•tl: =bl• Fam .... 3 mo old llgh1 nurH offer• ohaarful ~~ r=.'~ ~~r,,;r, = ~~ ~~Br ~n~~t= e!:b5~,';~·8i;8~7~1~~~: ~ _.. ..,_.. ~ ~ ~~ ;~: ···..,.·••••••·····:=·· ot~.t::..'i ~;:-'eno Rat.;=.. ~ oomperlloNhlp«penoil;.~~. 7~-,;
talclngvlews,eltbullt-lna, 871-2342 .&loft,2~~8a,pool, 110or552-6394. par mo. 5 45•1080: _. to 11.-x advantage. cell3l:T063 '"""''"
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HO, FIE Apt. & Condo 142..0131. Cat Pica.,.... -10 mo. lXac IUllM, full aerv.. Cu1tom decor, gleH ~ ._ wtltl ~ ~~z:!f::....... Wetdl In ...__.. IUl1. Admln. lmokan need ~ VIie Rmnta ..., lllT Ill ... , furn/unfurn .. greatly lobby & 2 large e1tac. t f'OUN Al 6 In 1'"" & 2nd ........, ......... ,...... noc acipty. COnf.eCt Lotte ............ 12 ........... Nw new 1 Bdrm. lll'l Vlc*l l-5, tH-2000. raduo ed . ~o l aa . -----.... o ranaw. N °~ .. _,..,.St. Cell to~ (114) .. 1-1~ "'-• _.,.. .itfl buftt-lna ... ~-75'-0274 "''-· ., "' "' ft .. ~ VALL II Y 8 CH 0 0 L TO't 1... 142..ae& _," m & ,.,__ ... ~~ Female to thr ept w/ Ledlee: IOI. ..,P. & °""" term1, evall. lmrned. ,.....T,.,,_, PO .._ ••10 ............ a---.. uu,,. .. ~--------4 ANSWEAING ... ,..,..._
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Ill I I b•n•fl t 1, ••la ry ye1r 1, •ire "LIUI• IC>Of'tlne,ooodlt~ houHhold ntma. Sq. 9.a, t1 42 Btrmuda Show prize. 1200. ~.,,J:: '::.· :~~ "• '7°'11 b I •· O •I I htn ,,..., ,..,. David". i400 or bH t. ~ l .. 1.11 danoe drH .... Dtnlah ~Hemllton & Magnolle, '47·58'9
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Immediate 1lart lor II.Illy Santa An• ~2,..783 Salel Me-te75 tea-2292 9 x 13' blue tweed arN Appllanoea, furniture, Iota W•U. IMfj axperie!IOed USAA Ctr. 552-3173 rug $100, ot g()Odlea. 10-5 Fri/Sat. ea Rotollller runa gd .. ,.................. MOTORCYCLE HELMET LOSE WEIGHT t 1100 llEWOI t 10 SpMd Blcycle 125. call 53e-9035 312e Bray Ln. 1180. 50 lb IOft lead l40. TOP-OF-THE-WORLD • 1982 model 8111 Moto D~ ClllllF NANNY nMded by fath« It t a..a. ExarolM Bike 110. G Sale 9 • m • 4 Pm . 3 8 5 2908, Chlllon. Set on 111, uMd 8 mo. a II'-\ . .,_ 1 t 1 d for 2 yr old eon wll ... ,....._...... ' IM ..... -14. Pnone "3-3t81 8' drapea, gold with blk ~... -Lota of Broedwey, C.M. Steve. 10-<C. Furn, i.m-mlac: S80 780-3820 O.vld • <;AC en •• arv •n ....... 20'' ... ....d /2 d d I I Set/"'··-1" • 1<>-...... _ ,, ,... 1 need• lo~ care. L Exclllng Care., with ...... "" cage w ---------1 weave, un •t rp1 o ....,, ..-.. ..,.. ..,,.,_e-une.) ..... .__ -..-~ etrongCompanybeneflt1 In ....._, ...... 7772 unllmlted Income mechenlcal orange '82 SR. 2 mot. old, metch.$50.538-e035 879Art>orSt.(Nr 19th& ---------1 SATt-?Clothee,,_..ry, --•waltyou ' .. ~,. . _., . = blr .... S..._ touring 10-apd. Xlnt ---------Monrovie).CM. Greet Mite. Stutt plua guitar, golf clube , • GrNt opportunity with: S35-98t3 P 01 • n l I a l. Sb m • ... t..-. on cond. Pump, water 10 ft WHITE ANTIQUE ---------Miii 6 lawnmo.....a. 3151 appllanoae, mud! morel 9 X 12·New1126· or bll lnt'I recogntied Dnlpery NEWSPAPER STUFFER. 1upervl1ory po1ltlon1 Penln.aut• July 3. bottle, -tcowr. rac:k In SATIN-LINED DRAPES 5 F•mlly G•r•g• Sal• Samoa Pf. 97~2. Sat 3024 C<eeta w~. c.att _ofter __ • 846-__ 120_2 __ _
Clewltng flmi. LA TI m... sun d. y _•_v_all_._548-__ 7_9_7_0 ____ 7_1_4_'~-------1 b • c k . I 2 2 5 c • II _S3_5_. _536-«>35______ 2830 Loreto. Meu del & Sun 8:00-5:00pm. only c 0 M p u TE R TR s 80
• Ext r 1 or d In a r y morn In O 1 on I y SALESP~SON Marine Sid mbl elk w/Wut. 11411-21145 Mar. C.M. Frl..set 9-3pm. Model Ill, tepe 110, ~lion 3AM-8AM 548-8441, hardwWe stOf'e. F/tlme. ClllmH, Hklny 1175 ~~O~~~~O~ GOLD GIGANTIC Sale. Creht, Three Ellat .. Sale. program1. 1795
l •0-1311 1146-t413 Boel1ngexp.nec.Fulloo. Fenton ,llttlt lowera ~m!ferd Men::.C:. Cell ~5 houuhold. Sat/Sun ~:~.aa~~S/~~ '!!.'!!~!.~{•}! •.••••••• _65_1_·5_5_1_1 ____ _
• benenta. 714-831-9333, bowl , $40 , 8 pc ---------9-4pm. 2483 Santa Ana "• 2 Femlllea: 268211 Wiii ahare Ski boat/ n~ lwlndmede ..._...., 1125 Xtnt cond. 150, Olene B d & ...._.. .... 1 -COIT .all 1.1111 contact: -7· .,...... • • M 2-11553 r r-.,_, ,_ Aw .. C.M. Guedtane, Le Manch Wlnd-1ar with Jet Mil
, Con """" 1*"11 1142..()382 wti1, gd cond. -M-0-V-IN_G_S_A_L_E-. -1-7 _-1-8-ttl-.I SUN 7 / 18, 8am· 5 pm. Town homH. For In lo ownert. Pa1 9112-e 138 IUPDY OI Hllll v • ~.,. care SALES ... .........,. TANDEM BIKE. $45. 780-9081 HouHhold ltema. 814 c:elf "'3-2 ..... 12'1•-.. 1-OJI. w'xopr.klrnt,q'dc.onEd11c,•.11,. .......... Good cond. 1236. Earlv Amerlcen men'• bTo,olkl, furn .. 1240 uMd Thernee, Broollvtew. ----------1 King e.deprMd, N8vato -a ... Telephone 1ollclto11 o.tafn fair 857-8005 ' r c '· -taut (ahort). • ..... ,, J.ttj Whfte. hand woven, xlnt Ory Cleanlng counter benefit•. /time, 7-3:30, wanted, no axper nee. ON THE G°AOUNOS dr.._ w/4 dr--. 5' C.t houM 3x3, entlqu9 GIGANTIC RUMMAGE .;.';C';;;•••••••••••••• cond. 1100. 831·61175 help, axpar or "ltr.,n. 3·11:30. 714-842-8044 Tuee thru Fr1 9 AM to 12 ... __._Ip--. high. 135. 7811-1428 Mendolln, lewnmowar, SALE· Sm a pp I 1 . ~Ill.I
30848 CoHI Hwy, So. or appty In peraon: 466 noon. Apply Pettnyeever. •-•r ""''..., l•ll'Ja1 Stlt4M ..... Ml F/F refrlg. $75. Port/ carvtnga, oddt & end•. Evarythl~Muat Got 8 Beauty Salon Hair
L 4,.,..1.,.. A Rd.,NB lllSOPlacenlleAve, 1800W.CllHwv,Nwpl ... ,._J .1 •••• • w11ller,hld•·•·b•d. ProfltatoSenlor G & 1 OrY*'lw/chalrt.S4001or aguna. .,.. oru" ~~~~~~~~~ Sat Ju"' 17 10-5 ,..wnS61 -·~ 7811-14211 ••wing teble. 20•5 Clllzen1. 881 Hamlllon, •r•o• ou ... net. 111. 84 2-0531 dava -_eo. __ .. _M_ .... _____ ...;,.... ••··.·,······~,··.·/••n••,•••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C.'harle A·2 831-5815 u CM tum .. hlhld, mite. Sat. 1145-9142 evee. ' ,
--Nuralng SECRETARY/ Order • 1•111••••IN1•1 k 2·8,Sun. 10-8.1998Port --------in"""""' LYI II II Oeell . lt11fn Fu Redwood 21111 decking, a --a LtTI If Ulllml Edward• Cir. 840-9304 CHALKBOARDS 4'x8',
PUT Tiii Per1-llme & lull-lime for Full or P/tlme. Smalt Npt E~htt deaT,,era wlldh 4-20' long;.,'° redWOOd Heavy aheg tweed with Antlquea & c:ol*leblel; !~ .•.f!!~.~':t... PLANT PATIO SALE $20 fremed, megnetlc
Be 1 carrier counaetor 3-t 1 lhlft, elao LVN or Ben brench HI•• olc. ~.~n,.2,,!.!'1 Cqueh'• an let\Clng. Call Jim or Ken fringed end9. Moving -o • • d ry • r . 1 7 4 8 Set: Bike, dHk, ml1c. Sat/Sun 9:~-5PM. chalkralt. 5811-M2ll.
for • tocel newapeper. RN lor reflellor 1t-7111111 Mer In• bu 1I ne,1 ._.... ~"'-"' re anytime, 775-1491. muet Miii ~9832 Anaheim, C.M. Thura/ Fri 8081 CaMn Cir, H.B. nr 211 43'd St N.B STERLING 81 L VER ~. ~"o:1c' :n~ c1; ~o;n~911~=d p~~~·.~,~~ _2_1_3_111_8_1_-211_1_3 ____ Antique Dunc.n Phyfe S.thfm caiblnet w/alnk.~i.l~A~R~L~~~~~RICAN~~~--~. 9-5. Springdele 6 Edinger. __ G_R_EA_T_Y_A_R_O_S_A_L_E_I ~.oi2~:;~~~~~~;
hourt ,..,,..k, t75 to Ch"rlul atmoaphare. Secretary to small Labor l•ble, 8 dlalra, 6 ..._. lheff & mrt ceblnet, all ,_, Mlllng at 1275. an.1-A-n-tq-.-w-,-c-ke_r_,_w_r_o_u_g_ht-1 GAAAGESALE:Carpeta, Pltoto, •lee, 10011, ...
etert plu1 addltlon1I Competitive ulary. N.B. ReleUone firm. Lita 11400 54e..3874 melytc1h~ng00&,.1!'2-!n1~~· 1:00, 835-~5". Iron petto table & •Ohr•, clothlng. 20081 Port plumbing, draperlee, new '!f_o81m .. •n1'1'...~~·. ~Oller
thare of partnerahlR'' 842-8044 t> k p no 0 EC word Old Roll Top Deak w/ on · -"" .,.. rnd P•tlo ta bl• w / Greenwlcll H .B . Sat glov.e, ac:.rvea and hall. -" -.-. ..... proft11. , ---------1 pr~ng. 8-5. Mon-Fri. swtw1 adJ. chelr $2975 ELEGANT DIVAN & umbrella, port. drafting 9-Spm. Toya and klda 1tuff. t Cell 1546-6716.
A ,.., run Jobi '"'°' ~ 11200 mo. 714-754--0609 Oellvered. 549-3102 c..., .. ' LOVESEAT. Spotleu table 6 auppllea, antq. _O_lf_l--f---d--k-1 day only. SAT M . 2001 -W-EOO_l_NG_O_R_E8S __ • -sae-
M a n a game n t Part/time weekend•. S FT S -T---b---1-1-1--1-1-1 L.I 1 .,.. cond . make offer wrought Iron twn bed, ... 1~• bourn .. & ·~·-· Clllf~ 18, White Ntln & leoe.
opportunlll•• For Good phone voice , ::;..etary Good/ • mall wo ••"1 u • k •• ~:'..f!'!~ ••••• T~. 55t~1!1. complete. conaole TV, t;~hjd~1897~•Flao':W1 ---------1
Interview call erter 8:00 knowledge of general -k, rl Lab. typing ~:n.~~ ~ Nlkkormet 35mm, bladl. King alzed Waterbed, • n d t e b I a I , r OP e (NW corner of Garfleld & ... U Alla _l_7_S_._54t-6 __ 7_15 ___ _
PM.&42-5878,ext312 procedure•. Start 1 1 • altorlh •nd &$85 979-5027 zoom 1anH1 & more, IOlld oa11 & oek wneer. hlll'l'ln\OCtl, hvy dty Mlf· Newtand).SaV&in lO... •••••••••••••••••••••• Dlvlog o-. tankl, BC,
tmmediat.iy. Cell M.,,a requlr9d. 11-5• M·F Sal m Int c: ~n d . s 3 5 o. WAllele" matt. heat•r propelled lawn mower. MOVING SA1.£; Furniture reg, _.00. N9001l1blo. PL• P11111 AllT 11 75t-8422 c 0 mm w 1 •11 P • r Ear I y Amer O e k 548-5407 $550. 117~2153 ple1ure1, & many eml SAT 8·4, blkH, boye a.ab Y c Io th••. 75t-«>88 ~
Sewing production exp. · 549·l083 bookcaH Claw IHt. lterna. 314 Mlfa Loma, 2 clothu, am/fm car Refrlgerelor, Mlee. 1871 •'·-"·-~· Coeta Meea.1142-91151 PUT TM s e rv 1 c • s 111I 0 n eeautllut s 1295, YHhlca FR2. Auto, 50 8 ft L.ewaon oouctl. Good blk• from INtne Ranch atereo, hlhld. 9872 Orct\ard Or. Stnte Ana._..._.,._.
Eve11 and/or weekends. Attendant. Full time. 720-1101 mml lent, Winder. fleatl, cond. Natural with ~ mkt. Set/Sun. Hlghllde Of. July 17 & 18 Wufetl ,., .,.. ....
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301-859-9333, Operetor
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Reepor\all:IM adult•, CYVar AP9IY In pertOn iaso2 met.i caee. A~. piping. 175. 780-0880 ••••••••••••••••••••••
21, with oulltendlng, Beacrl Blvd. Huntington A/J}iut 1010 Mike $185.1142-9192 Mite. furnllura Incl: Wanted'UMCI wood book·
ettrec11ve peraoneJttl" Beactl. • ••••••~~••••••••••• 3~2'A Enlarger & AC<lel. H~...t>ed. refrlg, liquor Fan.lt.H llSI f, .1 IOSO ....,_, IMne-. STY tloO~) ~h.r~;~J;":, --.. -.• -.--------1 REFRIGERATOR, Ilk• plul 2 l•n••• It 50. cert. •le. AllO lewn ••••••••••••••••••••••• '!.~!.'!!! .•••.•••••••• '!.~ ••••.•..•••••••. .a.. 551-t175
._ ~ new, lroat frM, ~ 848-0888. Space E-7 mowa,. & lg doghu. DINING ROOM SET Dlnet1e HI. Butcher 2 yr old Delaware Chief, WANTED. U..O CoMrnan 1142-4321• Elli 348. EOE ~~lngehl~un ~rt~'. 1165· 893-ec>eO 0.C Colteoe on Sun. 54s-9380 or 549--0373 ~· dtopleal table bloetl tat>le w/4 chra. fllly In training. Stak" IWltem tl1pod typtsland.
PUT n11 CM. Call 831-3-'&4 ....... Ute.. SLR Camera. 84&-08&11. Steel duk. 30x40. ....so. call ll4~t•. 175. C4:>uch & ctir $50, producing nwe tn loal to w. n t. d : 8. t 0 f
New1peper Promotion, ---------1 2dr.Gold.S250 Space E·7 O.C. College MCUl'elockforalldrwn. Early 1900 Walnu1 Twn 984-531>2 Acqlllrate. Delawere horaeahoea. Call
Mon .Fr I . ltltid W/Fellewla& 754-1341, 114().9335 on Sun. on Fairview St. '55. 831--04911 Bdrm Mt, vanity, chee1, Sola, beige, Herculon, Chief mare, In 1011 to 557-ee58 after 8pm.
5.30PM-9:30PM, Sat. Serloua career opply. Relrlna1etor. Apt. aln, fl. ••• ,....,.._ Chllda bookcue. table, beda, 1prlng1 & comfortable, excel. Acqltlrate. Acqltlrate ••aw 9:30-1:30PM Sall Comm/Vee e'tc ·~· ti -..I ..... .,.._ matt. Aleo, marble lop cond 1200 552 2 .... 7 yearling fOld. 597-7013, hi •-•
184.00 lo atart 540-3889 btwn 3-iPM · CIMn, 166. Hl;..;;j;;;~··;j,;~·;,••;; Handmllde. $20. commode w/lge mln"or. · · • uu 597-2229 •••• !.~'!.~.~
Then par1narllllp'1 lhere • 5411-4485 week lhoWC'hemp I 983-1557 536-2814 Contemporary aola bed, GUITAR. AttaN cl.-cal. ~:e:::~:1~·01~:,·~r~Y~~= ~~ = by th• ---St-~-w-,-8Pt-... -..... --. --i Sea ~·Po Int. $ i ~ ~: <:g~':i:it~.._~,-· Modern din. rm Mt. mint :'~~lo=='.~~ Jrnlrw IO'I ~!!n2~. n1aw. $110, Call
beech, $300· $1000/ -"· 855-9471 · · cond, Ideal for amall coll•• & end tble• •••••• ":'~••••••••••••••• ~..., ~~~~. ~:~~~·:: WM!\. Cell 536-7511. 548-4485 M3--tS57 room. 11200. 759-1828 Swedish glua dining tat Round 15pt. RUBIES _K_l_N_0_2_~_k_t_gold--Aut--e.
aner llPM. SEARS 18.3 cu It dbl KIJ~!-!~::·iono Chlldrena Cheat bed with KING INNERSPRING $350, bookceae. Sanyo on~I appr. $2700, lmmec. 1142-5878 ax1 312 TtltJkH Stlltlttn door FJF Refrtg. 182 lb heir (2 C.,'--·) 1 or-. 1 m • t tr•••. Good EXTRA FIRM maltr"• component 1tareo w/ cond. Steal at 12400. Needed tmmedtately. freezer, tee maker. ........, ., OOtldltlonS80.983--1557 Ht. never uaed, worth ca.1141-8833 2dlnnerrlnga l 150/l 75, 4~719 Part time Job. Good )deal for 1tudent1 or coppertone, cieen, good yellow. Free to good 1 .. 30 $ 1 M 1 Gold 1 ---------Heir Oreuer nHdld, money, llulble houra hornerTtakara. Evea 3-9. cond. s275• S46-2990 ltome. 1141-2075 Pool table, regulation 1" " • He. 248 del. Full alze bed, comQI. w/ oon• one r ng, GIBSON 335 Red. Trede VIiiage Faire Mall, Call Angela 559-8498 No Mlllng. Alrpon arM. ---------i eolld elate, f750. With Navar uud quffn H , frame, 1 yr Old, S50'. & 1 man' a Gold ring, for Strat $SS or $650.
L •gu n a B ••ch eve Call bet. ~-12, 640-41147 Kenmore Dryer, elect, n-, llli a.-& equl$>. 649-2092 worlh 1399, caah only, 850-07151759-3813 6411-57t5 080 Howard 557-9808
494-1800. ' llVY duly. Spot'-11110 ::".~•••••••••••••••••• r~ ...... 1218 del. Utually hOme, FH ••• • P.t Contr04 Field Rip. TD.E.-IAUI 832-305-4 3 yr blk COCl<apoo frM ..,.,.,,._,e dou.,.. bed w/ 764-7350 -HAMMOND SPINET
Heeltn Companion ne1ded lmmadlately. Celh paid dally. Call Mr lo good hom:&e c:. hHdboard. 4 drewer Custom engagement/ ORGAN. With Cymbal/ i'..--. 24_hL, llV•·l n~lor Experla«v"-d A it~..S----.... ,.Wu~ -howHllrolleft -'1lll1 A dHk Waj ~* Wld~.l.IJl~ Ht. 'A bn.t1b. J...aalle.,..~
recuperilTng lemela only. 646-9339 11•1 · flnlah. 2 aet9 MW lhM1e ~ ~I DUI S 1 b d 8 <*•t. Apprlll-' $1200, Jack. Like new cond. stroke petlent. Fl9xlblllly ---------TELEPHONE Soffcltora • ' NEWFOUNDLAND PUP & 1ptud. All 1150. Good ueecS Furniture & o 8 a · quffn 11• mutt Mii t750. Cell Don. $425. 831·1717
In daya off. PIHHnt P.lm lalll pit. E\191. & Set. ~t cond. 547·2918 Al<C, f«nale, all lhot9, 557-9580 after 5 or ~I wm Mii '3~; g~dO :;;'~~~;-~· 840-61527 evH, (213) Gemel h d1 Flute...,....,. 1urroundlng1. Selary Enjoy woritlng with klda. 841-0383. ...,_._ -• ch. aired. S400. 8311-2308 weel<enda. or SElL for You · • • · 380-llll80 deya. n " • v--1144-8175 rasa.1-.-••-•-4 condition 1150 PP. op91. and with lncrHud TOPLESS MODELS G cond. 548-5715 AKC Poodlff, 1150, 3 Antique wicker. l•bl•, -·--·-lladJJIHY 111. 1142-0948 earnln,o•. utlltze your S75 DAY . PAID DAILY .,_,I bolt I lemalee & 2 malta. bue, C'htllra, trunk&. ••• .... ••• ..... Plulh deftc green~ ...................... _____ __. __ _
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outgo ng peraonallty, no e.x.p • nee • 926-2583 .,. r o. om rMzer 845-2420 ree. 9112-0 175 ll73-34e0 • -r c eofa & lovHeat, orig. Homellta 12012-40 v . 4 cy ~hnllut'
lee.rn how 10 become a 32x71x.25. Good cond. I llY ·-M co.I t995. Sell for $250 e hi p, o•naracor. •ei , __ , -·
trained uJee ~. Tow Truck Driver full Clean. 1150. 1145-2423 Gr•• t 0 an• Pu P . Sofa. custom c:h0c:ol4lt• l• ~...a133 Mt. 546-2855 mcll, UMd 25 hrt. 11250 •••• •""'"•••••••~!
Call 2-5PM. 1142-4321, time daya. no night. F lgldalre 2 Or Im free Intelligence, beeuty, brown. ottoman, 1olld Old M ahog. 4.poater firm. Bob 1142·1730 Metal s.cr.tary dMlt with Ext. )48. EOE Call ~5 r • · compan~n•hlp, xlnt welnut ba••· Orig. New lull·alze m ettrH• right h d 1 It gd cond., TurquolH, dl1po1ltlon 1350/olr. I 1800. S acr. 1300. Cennonbell twin bed•. an ypewr er 1150. 1546-5732 •. sae. New queen 11n. s12001blt. 536-«>35 #Jlftllu•u return. ses. 54M1ea
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Antique m ahogany N•tural wede 8 .ft tofa. by an uneicpected alerm, Wooden Receptlon1'1
1wh11I office ohelr w/ Coat new 1 1200. Hll they wlll tum & runt unit w/drawt rt . 1125.
arma roflnletied I 1H. 1450, eall 720-1101 A eaourtt)' ay9t«n II e 873--7245
e41 4008 .... proven deterreot aeainet -=--------4 Oak CIUbt ~ OllM the home lnll'Ullon. The T' high x 5\4' WOOdef'I
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Oak Tebfe W/I le1~a S3e0. ~ Prewnt lhl or1me from 871-7245
12911/080. n 142ft. Oak McCarthy Oetk, loel happening, -R-eoep--t-lon--Vl-nyt_/ _W_OOd_
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Skydiving • • • San Clemente nurse jumps for joy
By SANDIE JOY
Of Ua• Dally Pilot Staff
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Tfainlnc· for sport panchuttng la
offered at Zlllnore Panchute c.enter
and Penta v~ Panceo•. both wltbln an hour 1 drive from the
Oranae c.o.t. . ~ first step la to take the Flnt
Jump Course which comblnea
~oom lecture9 in the a.ks of
parachuting with field exercleet
Ullind~!adU&Jtng pr'adloe jumpl and Jandln&a
frca a 4-foot-hJgb J:!:!onn. '1be tralnlna la military. lt'1 ~ drill, drill .n day lolll ..... the
~ of veteran )impr ...
llcen1ed by the United Stalet
Pandwte Amodation.
Cla.uea ranae in 1ize fr08' one
student to• many • .evm er ei&bt.
with w .. bnda belnc the buafe.t
t&na --Pencmnel at both Elalnore aod
Psria •Y the cl-. last ebout lllx boun. but ldvlle WUldefta to plan to stay all day. .
Both ~enteu are extremel1
pr.ofe11lonpl and caretui about
prepertng jUmpen apd about Jump
oonditlom. --
'J1)ey don't pennlt • first-timer to
jump unur Ule jumpmHter l•
convinced the ~tudent thorouahlY
undenCandt what be mmt do to D)l)ce
ald.e'8DP·
Tbere'1 man to It dU )Ill leeplnc
fnm an atrplane.
While tint Jumps uiu.ny are ...-
an a static line, meantna the IDlln
~ ripoonl " bGCllred up tD aircrah to pull automatlcally;
~ wbo plw to. Jump --know what a ripcord ii, when. why
abd how to pull the re1erve
puKhute. ·
Tbe main parachute could imJfunetion. IO pct of· the 1lalnln8 la
teachln1 atudentl ebout pouiI)te
1belfuDcdom and how to oope wtth
tbml.
Tb9 meln cb"9e COUid Wl to Open er
It -...i bmYe WoWft ...-. oraae llde
of tlle call~ 1al1ht Invert on cSedo:Ymmt an. imbelmce.
The. boUIOm liM .. 1••-"-bow to !IUD that rwrw chu... -•
-LAndlnc.---. cm be a pdilem. If IJl'C)Ceduns aren't ~ollowed \o the
letter. the Jumper coukl break a lot of
bcJnM .« ai JeMt bm1ae a whole lot.
If-everythhll go~a e_roperly,
bowewr, the jump and landinC can be
beautiful -. See Jump achool, Page 1'
·Paying· the price of owning·
perso~al parachuting gear
Weataaard Parachute, a Lagu11a
Beech tinn.
New main canopies range from
around $700 to .nearly '2,000,
dependi.na on haw experienced the
Jumper la and bow fancy be wanw to
'°' And, the canopies are just t'be
beglnnlnc. There'• boota to be bought
for up to $80 and he1meta whkh cm
cat up fo '85 arid. lib any ~
sport. ..xeenia ad bi!lnltum.
Some jumpen ., all tbe _, tiy
color coordinatlnt their jum.-utta
(which cm\ about fl~}. helmeis and
chutes.
In all Ma. Lend said. it'll cost from
about it.600 to $2.000 for all tbe
equipment.
· Several book1, maga1lne1 on
parachuting are available at the Jump
centers and Weetcaard in La~ Beech. •
Of pardcular lntereet to~"
one entitled .. Paracbut1n1: The
Skydivers' Handbook" by npert
panchutllt Dan Poynter.
Poynter ~=um1 up the
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Two ''J.16bt eyc8" ~~Che video gium 6l1d la ''TRON,''
the Disney moviB which .tan Jell ~ ,Bruce Boxleitber,
Cindy Marpn, Bllmard Bl.lllbes. and David Warner.
"1.n>IJ (Bruce Boxleitner) and Yad (~Maegan) manipulate_
the controla of their solar ailer while gliding ovei the sea of
simulation ln Walt Dlmey Production'• new film. ''TRON."
A feast for the_ eyes, qut thin storyline
· By 'PHIL SNEIDE.RMAN
OI tlae Dally Pilot St~
unmovtng.
·~~~ ~ ~-:: &:*n = Lucu and Swven Spielberg .. who have both
demonatrated that .pedal effecta can create
ett.dlW moYte ~ cnly when wedded to a
•tronc •toey~· tli•t tug• at the audience'• ~
The ~ of 8C'ton tn "TRON" WU pretty
well acoardint iO type. Jeff~u Flynn often
UI the •¥;-*Y but charact.er he'•
played ~ -Umea befCft, t at JeMt he
appean ID t. tanm8 f\m-ln the film.
Dmd wun. ~. Di1llncer and-Sark ls • reliable .wam. 1a -riiow· be virtually duplicates
tM cleYil ~he~~ 8andita.'' Aa the title ehincter, Bruce · la a bit too stiff
and humorie. thoulb the &Tipt doean't atw h.bn
much cbance to prOR be'• a hen>. Clnd:y Morpn •
Yori. Is auncttve aDd aeta oft a couple of spmky
u.n., but lbe'• main1,y around to lend moral support
to the boys. •
'lbe follo at Dmey_ ~ <ndit fol' aeWna
behind um lnPOVadve mm. DO matter what Wall
Street lllYL lfSteven Lisberaer'• &TiptwttUng akil1
had been a ma11ch fc:r hill tecimk:a1 vilion. be mJabt -
have produced a~-But as it staodl, "TBON .. ls like .a vllit to a
video game arcade: It may provide a few enjoyable
joltl, but~ won't walk away ~ richer.
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• More than just a game of cat and mouse
By TOM TITUS . Ot tlae Dally Pilot 8&aft
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Movies now showing . .
along Orange Coast
ANNIE: Raif(I o. l\U'I Albert Ftnney, Carol Burnett
and Aileen Quinn. The film la bMecl on the popular
musical.
. A Ll'l'l1.E SEX: Rated R. stua 'nm Ma~ Kale
Caplhaw and :Edward Herrmann In the story• al. • _,,.
who tries to be f.althf\d but finds it hard. Tbe R ratings
for adult lituadona.
A11.ANTIC crrY: Rated R, atan Burt l...ancMter u '
an asiD& baaoaw'unl ex-~ who ,.u one 1ast • chance to make a bfc buck w bl; bappem upon a._:
amount ot_coce•ne: anaone last chance'' romanc. Whin!
he meets~ ~ • card deUll'. Loula· Malle
directed thW tit 6f <Nhbnly, Writt.en by John Guare. It'•
fresh, fwmy, and alive. Tbe R rattnc la for violence and
adult lituatiom.
BODY BEAT: Rated R. starrina Wllliam Hurt as a ~. Jovestruck auomey and !Cathleen Turner ..
the lemme f.a1ale. This le'X)', deYiow mystery ~ place
in a ficdtlow Florida town 80 b;lt that people in calm
order Iced tea two at a time. •Diredecf by Lawrence
K.dan as an homa&e to film nob', the. R rating coma
from brief nudity, salty languaie and a eeneraI a1r of
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CHARIOTS OP FIRE: Rated PG and •t.arrtnc Ben :rqa and Ian CbarlHOn u runne ... In the 1924
.:>lymptad, •bO nm racee f«-~t ,._.. but manaae to win just the IUDt. The PG raUna mmt be tor
ita lofty themes; there II DOf'udity, no violmce and Vf!l'Y
Uttle offenliv, Jan&uap. "
-CoNAN THE BARBARIAN: Rated R. stars Amold
Schw.i zeneaet' • the mU9Cle--bound Conan. a pagan wamor who ... niwnce aplmt the otbet JlllPD9 who
killed bJll rnodwr .... falher. Dlreded b1 John Milil&
The a rau... "' violence and ...
• DAI llOOr: Rated 1l, a a Genmn-tmde taJe of ibe'
crew worlllna In brutal· conditJona aboard a Nasr
IUbmartne in·-Wortd w. n. ..,. film stars J~
Prochnow and Klaua Wennemann Tbe .B ra~ la lcw
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of the. perfect taquito ·
" 'Firefox'· is one of Clint Eastwood· s best
movies. It:s fun -with leaping, vaulting,
shooting, flying special effects."
-Joel SiegeJ~
Good Morning America -ABC.TV
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concoatlona I've umpled eblewhtn. '1'be -=ret la a
combination of green, red and yellow chille., resulttnc in a aa1sa picante that'll even sober' up the
taste buds of a true daredeYU chili-aficionado. We
found IOme fault in the homemade tortilla chips,
which were lightly sprtnkJed with paprika to add
ooJor but were unevenly salted.
Our marpritaa were frothy and"""had just the
f'iaht tjte of tequila. Above all. we appreciated the
faet. that the "9taurant'• fried chips and taquitol
lhowed little 1emblanoe of creue.
Dinnen are aerved with a dMJ6ce of a taco or
salad and rice and refried beans. My guest lle1ected
Eduardo'• $pedal ($8~). two Sonora«yle cheae
enchilactM drenched with a delidous red chill •uoe.
' I opted for the machaca dinner (f7 .95 ),
ahredded beef in a flour torUlla which a18o ia lft'Yed
with a lide order of chili con queeo (green ~hDI with
chee9e). In addition to the pleuurw e>f· sampling
true homestyle cooldnB. we both remarked about '
the special attention peid to the paentation of ellCh
menu o#erinc; from the co1orfUl taqulto appetiser
to the eplendid]y )ln!pml'ed and ~ dlnnen.
Some epedalty items to be comldered include
cbkiren mole, cbW rellenoa (made frab each day)
and the homemade tamaW. -
Tortilla Flata often a nice eelectian of imported
been u well as de 1 !11:1 ~ as flan and a
caml:madon of mu.-and vanilla ice cream.
~ tlw .kitchen dmes at 11 p.m., cantina
gueeta may a1ect from the appedzer list foe a snack.
A plate ot theirtaqWt.oe -.aredly would •tisfy any
late-nJcbt appetite. ·
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David Amico to exhibit 30 oils
at-Newport H arbor Art Museum
' Artist David Amico, a leader of the
silent revolution in paint.ma within
Southern California art circles, will
exhibit 30 oil on canvas paintingls at
the Newport Harbor Art MU8eUm
from July 16 through Sept.em~ 5.
The "David Amico Sonata.I.'' his
first one-penon muaeum exhibition.
features Amlco's expreaaionistic
palntingls that diloern his role in the
international rebirth of penonaliz.ed
and highly sensitized lmagery.
Such themes as isolation ,
contemplation, conflict, aggreuion
and voyeurism at'e examined in
Amlco'a work together with the
bumm experience or everyday me
and the interrelationship of man llnd
h1a physical envtronment.
Amico, who received his bachelor's
degree from California State
University, Fullerton, paJnta u a
means of exercising his dram;&tic,
singular vision of the world rather
than producing "art for art'• sake."
The "Pyrrhic Victory.. painting,
hegun by Amico in 1980, was
purchased by the Newport Jiarbor
Art Museum and ia highlighted ln the
"Sonata.I" exhibition.
'The mu.ewn ii located at 850 San
Clemente Drive in the Newport
Cent.et ~ open Tueeday througft
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lhndee W.illJ.ttlm and ¥.icbael Jon Sims
take the leading roles in &be Orange Coast
College summer mU61cal "Promises, Promises,"
opening Thursday for a tpree-weekend nm.
'Promises, Promises'
promises to ~be fun
with lix-nJcht runs h8ve never been able to .-Y f<!C
thermelva . '"Ibey've been a commUl11ty lel'Yice that t!ie
ooll!e hu been happy to offer ita reddenta ,uch
yeta!;' Ferzacca adda. "Now, however, with tight
budgeta, we feel lt'1 important for the abow to pay
By TOM TITUS fat lt.8elf. We think it should be able to do that with
Oflle D*,...... a three-week. nine--perfotmance nm."
Startina with a two-nijht performance of "Promises, Promises" will t>. Fenacca'•
"'South PJrdl.lc'' ln 1956, the CJl'anie Coat College seventh summer mUllcal at OCC tlinoe he beon .
aummer mu1kal hu been an entertainment alternating the duties with fellow instructDI' Dill
tndltioo at the c.o.ta Mesa IChoot Purlt:iss ln 1971. He hM atqed ''Flddlel' on the
Generations of 1tudenta and community Roof," ''Follies," ''Caberet," "Mack and Mabel,"
pedcnnen have lent their time and talents, and the "PtpDin" and ''Canpany." ,-• SRO lip hu uaually been out until recently when "Promt.e." la, of ooune, the at.age musical
ihe show ran only four f!:Y~ version of the 01car-wlnotng movie "The
Three years a(P>. tbe ty of the summer Apartment," in which a junior executive Jenda out
m\.taical (and, not lnclaeri y, the need for more h1ia a~t to 1he compmy'a top ..._ for their
revenue to at least break even) prompted the extr8currtct.alar romantic activities. Michael Jon
college to change the IChedule to a tw~weekend, Sima wiU enact that central role, with Bnndee
llix-performance run. Willi.ams (returning for her fourth OCC · muaical)
Now, with the opening of the 27th OCC playing the object of his affection. suriuner m·_._, "1>--'-D--:-" only six ~ ~ "'""""'""""' u~ "Thia ii going to be one of the most enjoYable day1 distant, Orange Coast ia adding a third and entertaining productions tn OCC'a 27-year
weekend of performanCl;S. And college offlci.ala are summer musical history,'• Fet'UICCa enthu.es. ''It'•
crcming tbeQ' flngen hoping the extra nights wtll . tarv bnmoralitv " bring in 800le-extra dollan -or there just might an Upr'C)9n()UI aanmen-.,, on -~ ·
not be 8 28th. Mail orden for "Promtaes, Promlle8" are
"We received increu1ng pRllUJ'e from the currently being taken at $5 for the TbUl"lday
public and the pre91 to extend the run of our performanoea and $7 foe ~)'9 and Saturdays.
ahowa," aaya John Ferz:aQCa. director of ''PlonUea." 'llcketa alao are co sale in the oolJeae dcket office in
"The aud.Jences were alwa~ large, ..UOUts the <xx: admin1stratioo building and ~
were the norm. and many ~.had to be turned outlets. d;:! ~~Y· We finally~ to add add! .. _ CALLBOARD -:udltiom foe the ma'*81
The overriding co~~ation thi.a ye.ar ~ "Camelot'' will be held July U and Z at 10 .a..m_ in eoonomica1. however, since~ -like most ot;b,r the C«ona del Mar Youth Cente.r, 5th and Iril
8Choola and oollegea -fid'taelf in a pinch owr avenues, C.orona del Mar . . . teem and adulta are ~t budgea. And the subnet-musicala, althoucb being IC>Uiht for the show, which la beinc spomored wen attended. are e to produce and ewn See Intennissioh, 9
''A MOVIE YOU'VE JUST
GOT TO SEE!''
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JOLLY ROGER ANNdUNCEli W1NND
The tint of six winnina fam1lia wW IOOn be
fi)'ll\8 to the ia1anda u part of the Jolly Ropr
Restaurant•' Hawaiian Family Vacation
Sweepstakes. From thouaanda of entries submitted
during the week endins June 29, company
president Ron Htactru announced that Gayla
Pattenon of Inglewood wu drawn as thfa week'•
lucky winner. Her prize, a HawaUan Family
VacaUon for four, includes 1even daya and alx
nights at Waikiki's Hawaii.an Regent Hoeel near
Diamond Head. Round trip fUghta from '1ther Los
Anae1e9 Of' O!aklanc1 Jo Hcp>lulu wm be 'Provided
Dy-World Aiiwa)'I. ID addition.~ at the
Hawaiian locations of the Jolly Boger are Included
in the priz.e. The Jolly &gel"a Hawaiian Family
Vacation aweepstakea, tfmed to introduce a
Hawallen Luau Dinner 1pedal. rurw from June 14
to Aug. 3, 1982. All new entry blanks are uaed for
each week's drawing. Entry blanka and complete
drawing rules are available at 22 Jolly Roger
locations in California, and no purchase is necesaary.
Ent~~nta"may register each time they visit a
participating Jolly Roger restaurant.
Following a ter;n~ ~ of almost two
montm for ext.enslW remodell.ng, the Crown HoUae
restaurant In La&\ma Nip) hM opened ita doors
for business again. .
Refwtiabed at a cost of more than $900,000 the
premises also ha'!e be~n greatly enlarged to
accommodate more cu.tamers ln three major dining
and banquet rooms, o)'lte!' bar and cocktail ana
entertainment lounge. '
. . . . -Intermission
From Page 8
by the Newport Beach Parka, Beache1 and
Recreation ~t . . . call 640-2271 to reeerve
an audition time.
'Ibe Harlequin Dinner Playbowle, wbk:h had a
hit production of "Grease" two yeara aao, a. =company to take the mu.kal on the road,
Sept. 23 ... n0n-F.quity audllionl are
IChed for July 24 at 10 p.m. at the Harlequin.
3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana.
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EVO. UNDER THE SUN: Rated PG, atan Pet.er
Ustinov, Jaae Blrldn. Sylvia Miles. James Malon and
Diana R1a in Aptha Chriatie'1 tale ol murder and
intrigue. 1'he PG rating ii for adult lituatiom.
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A IAT1\£ IS AIOUT 10 lfGlt
FOA SOME IT Will 1111( na MST M&WOM.
FOA ontO.S IT Will •TH( LAST.
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compare and contnst wtt.b the Vlct.Qrian ~· 1be R
ratfnc ii !CJr edult lltuadoaa.
GOIN' ALL TD WAY: Rated R. ii about a steuny summer and youn,s people with "only one thing on &heir
minda." The R raun, ii fw adult lltuatlom and nudity. / ~
CANNERY ROW: llaied PG, .c.n Nick Nolte and
Debn ~in a~ film adaptation of John
Steinbeck 1 atorles "Cannery Row" and "Sweet
ThW'lday." Sliot on MGM IOUnd ~ this movie bu a
sweet, eDchailted look and fine performances by Nolte,
Winger and Audra LlndJey M the.~· Narrated by
John HllltDn. 'Ibe PG raq ii tor .eiual adult lituationa.
CAT PEOPLE: Rated R. 1tAW Nllltlillla Kin1ki and
Malcolm McDbwell In a tale~ love and the 1Upematural.
GREASE l : Rated PG, 1tara Maxwell Caulfield,
Michelle Pfeiffer, Adrian Zmed and Lorna Luft.
See Currently, Page 11
Now it is free
to· become orie of us.
"A .. .-le el _,.,.6 pie.Mires
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Youthful talent and vitality provide (l()!wimal f\an, but
this eequel la unevenly cralied.
IF YOU COULD SEE WHAT l BEAa: Rated PG,
stars Marc ~and Shmi Harper. Thia movie la a-cl
on the life of Tom Sullivan. llnger-compoeec, writer-
direcMlr' and athlete who w• blind. Katine la for adult
sltuationa
MISSING: Rated PG. 1W'1 Jack I.enmon and Simy
s~ -• man and bi9 csauchter-ln-law who .-ch for
bi9 millinc 1on. The eventa are bMecl on a true story in
which a young American wu apparently allowed to be
killed in • Latin American cowury by foniea friendly ""th the U.S. pemment. The PG rating la for adult
sl~Uona. .
ON GOLDEN POND: Rated PG, 1tan Henry Fonda
an4 Katharine Hepburn u an acina couple ~turning to
live on Golden Pond. He'a trued wttb anxieties about
death; ahe'• lntennlnably cheerful. They bkker Poli1ely
until the arrival. of their da\llht.er (Jane Fonda), her
latest boyfriend, Bi.Dy (played brilliantly by Dabney
Coleman) and his 13-year-old boy. The PG radftc la for
langwage.
ONE FROM 11IB HEART: Rated R. tau. place in a
eound staee re-<ftataon of .... v ep9 .ct tella the *1ry ot.
24 boun in the liwa of two loYerL The film ..... directed
~ Coppola, written by Anny.n Benwtein and
and llW'I Frederic F~ Tert Gan, Raul Julia
Hvt sh Kinlki. The .a a'atinc ii for ..tult ahuationa.
POR~Y'S: Rated R. atan Kim Cattrall. Scott
Qilomby ind Alex ~ in • tale of boys crowtnl up.
a'be B nUna la for nudity.
POLTERGEIST: Rated PG; ltan Jobeth Wll1larm
and Beatrice Straight In a tale of the aipernatural 1be
st«y la by &even Splelbers; the direction by Tobe
Hooper. The PG rattnc la for ~·
~y DI: Rated PG, stars Sylwster Stallone•
the eutsy 'Rocky. who battlea to defend hit crown. The
PG ratinc ia for violence.
ITAB 1'BG II: Bated PG, mn William si.an.r-
and Leonud Nlmoy In the condmdne ®-to wk out
-.nd explore atrange new worlda. The ll(; rattng la for
act.ion. Directed by Nicbolal Meyer.
TRON: Rated PG, stars Jeff Bridges. Bnaoe
Boxleitner, David Warner, Cindy Morgan and ·
s.n\ard Hughes. The lilly diaJoeue Ui overcome by
stunning animated visuals in this Walt Disney film
about a youthful computer genius who ta sUcbd
into a computer where be batilea for his life and the
freedom of the world. Worth Jeeing, despite the
poor ecreenplay.
THE SECRET OP ND1B: Bated G, features
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~ :'THE DRUNKARD," a melc>drwna from the 19th
"' century, la being preaented at tta. Westmlnater~ ?!-Community Theeter, 72Ia Meple St., Weetmlnater. i5 Curtaln.ttm. la 8:30 p.m. Frid.ya and 8alurdaya through
"C Aug. 7. Rnuvatlooa 99M113. . •
' • "~<>AGE M" the ~of GeCWileM
$hat~ s happening
. along Orange Ci;>ast
OCTAF.EST '82. the thlrct llMUlll Orange County Theater Meoddon OM-aC;t play r.tlval, .. IMlnG ~'*' lNI Wllklnd onlV at .. NelWport Theatlir
Ml Center, 2501 Clift OrM, Newport e-ctt. ~
..
Like It Hot," conttnuea through the Mmer at the
Harlequin Dinn« Pleyhoute, 3503 S. Harbor Bfwd.,
Santi Ana. Curtain um.. very nlahtly .exoapt Mandeyl
through Sept. 5. RIHNallonl 97t-5$11.
~ ~ , l Cohan, la on atage • SebutrMt WHt Dfart•;
·1; ~~ ~~1:T~=-~ 8:45F lnd~and 1:30and1':45Sundayt.
~ ~4'2·9950.
• Um.a .,.. 8 p.m. ~ end .Saturday and 2 p.m.
Sundlly. Allef'v1UOM 8?5-3143.
"OKLAHOMA," t,,_ Rodg«a and Hammerateln
mualcal, conttnuee through Aug. 22 at the Curtain Call
Dinner Theater, 890 El Camino Real, Tuetln.
Performencee are given nlghtly exc.pt Monday9.
ReMrvatlonl 838-1&40.
"THORNHILL," the world premiere of a new
drama, la on et-oe at the Laguna Moulton ~.
808 L1guna Canyon Road, Leguna Beech, where
perfor"'ancu wlll be given Wednesdays through
Saturdaye at 8 p.m. through Aug. 14. ReNNltlona
494-0743.
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0 f "NO ARK THIS TIME," en ortglnal pie)" by Gofdefl
West College'• Ch.._ Mltchel, oomptet• lta run
tonight and Saturday at GWC'• Playbox Theat•r.
Curtain time 11 e p.m. ~ n2-n11.
~T LA.ST!
~''THE SUMMER'S
BEST MqVIE''
IS NOW AT EDWARDS NEWPORT #I
IN 70.._ 8 TBA~& DOLBY S1'EBEO
ON THE GIA.NT SCREEN ·
I . e If tt'sgot
handles
you'll grab a sale
faster in
Dally Pilot
ctasslfled ads. can
642-5671 ·,
ttOLocAusT PAINTINGS BY H~ fftedman wtll
be dllptayed at Wleaen1hal Holocault MUMUm, 9180
W. Pk:o Blvd., L<>'Angelee, July 1&.Aug. 20. Admilllon
It tree. Information (213) 553-9038.
A PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION by NeH ~
and Clinton smmr opens July 24 at Sutan SpltltGa
Gallery, 3338 VII Udo, Newport Beech. Chapman'•
work• Include black and white photo• from "The
MannequJn" eerlee .,,d Smith'• are large format col«
-1andacapee .
"PEOPLE OF THE SUN" la on view through Aug.
29 at eow... Mueeum, 2002 N. MM\ St., Senta Ana.
"Chlneee Art rang to Ching" 11 on dllplay Uwough
Sept. 28. Permanent lhow9 Include Orange County
Hletory Room .,,d the lndlan Art Gallery. HOUl'9 ... 10
a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday and noon·5 p.m.
Sunday. Admluion by donation.
PAINTINGS BY Sally Storch and oils by A.A.
Benson and Pat Berger are at Challl• Ganertes, 1390 S.
See Diversions, Page 13
The Saddleback Company Theatre Presents
A SUMMER OF AMERICANA
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Coast Hwy., LAQun• Seace., tnrough July 25. Gallery
hours 11 a.m.-S p.m. Saturday and Sunday and by
appointment.
, ABSTRACT REALIST ,Paul Wonner'a wor1ta are on
dlaptay through Saturday at L..eguna Beech School of
Art, 2222 l•guna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach.
Wonner wtfl lecture ~ng • 7 o'dock reception at
the echool tonight. Information 497-3309.
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"AN EVENING DANCE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY"
la planned at 8 p.m. July 24'~at lrvtne Cultur..i Center,
1730A Daimler St., Irvine. Preaented by Dance
Kaletdoac"ope. Information 979-3178.
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CONCOURS AERONAUTIQUE '82, an aircraft
display and judging competition, 18 Saturday at Jot;n
Wayne Airport . .,q~te, open at 10 a.m. At least 30
reatored·antlque aircraft .,. to be chplayed. .
MINIATURES, lnctudtng a dllplay of Ofaneytand In
miniature, wUl.be ~ July 31 and Aug. 1 at the Top
Arttaana' Miniature Sale and Exblbl1 In the Anaheim
.House, 700 W. Convention Way, Anaheim.
'
CHRISTMAS IN JULY ceremlCa, hobby and gift
expo la at Anaheim Con~ Center through Sunday.
Demonstrations. dlipla'6J and auppll•• featured
Inducting Blaqu.r flgurltwl, candle9. c:eMnga. Christmu
omamenta, decala. dolt mokSa and "'PPfieLa.
NOW ON STAGE
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CLAAIN£TIS1 ALAN GREENFIELD of Fountain
Valley performs .Jt 2 p.m. Sunday In Bertea Hall,
Sllverfem ...
A shOrt and ponl
ye>u'lt ftnd ypu can't live
without ... use It to play
hat'd Of juSt.fo ~.
Ch..,,,,.n Colege. 333 N. Gluaell, Orange. Admllllon f free. · , . _. &eDl.-.....icw.P.,el4~ i . . .
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SatUrday, July J 7 ....
l 0 a.m.-4 p.m. .
Music ·by
Burl Bacharach
L~rics hy Hid D~vid
Boo!-by Ntil Sinton
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• MISSISSIPPI MUOOERS perform mulio ftom the l
daya of N9W on.ant rtwrbo9'-Ind W... par8del In
con'*1 5--7 p.m. Sunday In the apen~alr amphitheater,
Golden Weat College, 15744 Golden West St.,
Huntington Beech. Admluk>n tr..
• PIANIST ALBERT DOMINGUEZ S*forms at Seal Beech Chamber Mullc Festival at 8 p.m, July 21 In Mary Wltteup Library, 7cf7 Electric: Ave., Seal Beach. ~tree. ..
DIXIECAND JAZZ..
FRIDAYS 5:30 to 9 P.M. . .
Dancing & Entertainment
For The Whole Family •
•• "' ... ~+
Brlatol St., Coate Mfta. Admlaalon $12. lncludH
profeNlonally designed get-acquainted actlvltlea.
lnfonnatJon 984-5570. -
"BEING SINGLE -A CAROUSEL OF CHOICES"
Is dllCUM!on topic for Center Club Slnglee at 5 p.m.
saturday In Advenoed Health Center, 1300 Bristo! St.
N0'1h, Newport Beach. Admlulon $3. Information
975-0700. .
MISS ANGIE'S BIG BAND SOU.NO DANCE CLUB
for all egee meets 8:30-11 :30 tonight at Sheraton
AnaMlm Holet, 1lJ15'W. Sall Road, Anaheim. July 23,
club meet• at Garden Grove Elks Club, 11551 Trastc
Ave., Garden Grove. Information for July 23, call
534-0228.
·.~olden .v : ... S1': _...,,. ~
. Si:;), ago;, , ' -
GINU• tffll& M~ DISHES Specializing In ow.eJ<: C.orte Dishes
. l.unc:h. DI~.• Food To take Out ' 47tla..i-• . .JU) ..... ~
750-7171 ·~ COSTAMllA
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Jump scho_ol traini1_lg is tough
' From Pllge :i
Weathe, condiUou have to be
n,ht.
JWllpmuten won't pennlt fint-
tlmen out in gound wlnda of men
than 10 mu. per hour.
At ~. the Pint .Jmnp OClurw
oosta $W per mldmt TbU brialdei
all IDlltnlction wl ....... two
)amp. an 8x10 color ~ ol
the tint jump. vtdeo c:rttlque ol the
first jump wl • ··Ftnt Par.chute
Jwnp Cerdflcate'" 9llMd itJ the
)Dnpnaster and pOot.
. The Flnt Jump ~at Penis ts
. $100 per lltUdenL '1"bat lnd•ldeit all
inltnlctian and equipment. one Jump. an after-jump critique, ~ T~
ahlrt and flrat jum certificate.
Weaenai, ""lint j.aDp ·ue reariid on
video.
Both oenten accept Master Cbarp
and Visa carda or cMb. no cbecka
The Elsinore center ts on the edce
ol Lake ElsinQlre at 20701 een.1 Roed
while the one at Pen1I 18 at Dl
Goetz RoMt.
Phone for informatkln at ~
to 674-21'1 and at Perris tq 857-3804.
Bo.th centers u1e pt11yback
equipment wlth • main and relen'e parach~ in a ._.. rte .and T-10
chutes which Lu Land, oUice
mu-aer' at Penis, 9ld "are wty · ~~ .. jumpen have to be at
leMt 1 ymn 8jd. Them bettf een 18
and 18 need either nowbed paNOtal
coment Ott baW to be eccoms-Ued by
• pm'ellt.
'niere'a no upward ap limlt an ~student jump after the ftnt CJI'
..:end a.-llbOut ~ at Mdl cemer,
~ ... red to IUide
and train the student in ~Rep ol .
the opendon.
Once off student statul -uaWly
after 20 to 25 jumps -J:i: cmbt
bun $8 to $12 wh ~Oil bow biCb the jumps wanta 1D IO·
Complete Dliiners fr()m $5.25-to $5.95 ·
... 5:00' PM -7 :00 PM Daily
voor choice. of soup or sala~ and one of these entrees
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Newport a.ch MarrioU'1 cc~
bnted Sunday Bnaacb 11 a parmet
~ atartina widl • fabalou
' cUaplay of frati fnUt -carved Rout Beef
-Seafood Speclaltia-.-addldonal bot itelm
-a aray at-tm aallldl -cola cub ia' cbeae; topped.with a peat
•arietJ ol delwta wl compllmeatary cbamp1111e.
Tlala emanp•u ol food II served to the IOllDd al our itrolllna
marlachla, la tbe Kina'• WUi( la tbe Caprlcclo and on the Capricclo
Ternce onrlookla1 Newport Harbor. Ne t ~h
Additional CDtatalameat ia wpm u .. ~ w pnwlded by die piaddiaJtadon ~ . ;'qlll•t 1011
ol a mqiclan. HcJtej &.
-9:30 AM dll 1:30 PM Tennis Club
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Miss Universe ...
Pageant to air from
Lima, Peru on CBS ..................
It lm't all that far from Caracu, Venenaela, to
Lima, Peru. but for Irene Saez. Mill Unlwne 1981,
it'a been a journey of be~ than 100,000 miles. And
she's still en route! ·
Rest usu.red. howe'Ye!', that Mill Unlvene 1981
will make it to Lima in time to crown Mila u~
1982 at "The 1982 Mill Uniwne P.geant," to be
bro9dcMt from the Amauta CoH8ewn LQ Lima,
Monday, July 26 en the CBS Televimon Network.
It w• )Ast over a )'eaJ' aao that the beautiful.
20.-year-old WM named Mt. Venezuela In her home
town of Caracas. Barely two months after that, she
became Mill Unlvene 1982 tn New York Qty.
Since then. Mill Saez bu traveled the~•
M.lla Unlvene, am1na more than $150,000 In cash
and pri2lel along the way. Her travel ICbedule has
been., extensive, ln f.ct, that 10 montha lnto her
year u Mill Univene, she needed a new p.mport
-her old one bad no .room left for more vt...
Alt.er eeeinc., much of ~ world. it there any
. one place ahe eonilden her favorite?
"You mean after Caracu? Perhapa N-ew
York," she replied. "But all ccuitries and cities are ., lnteresttna. t..ch city hM lta own fiavor and
chum; one may be m~ another exciting
. . . but lf I had to live in one place, lt would be ear.-." Although Mill -8aez la clearly a world-daaa
beauty, her u. to her homeland remain wry
ltr'oal· Once Iba a111enden her Mill Untwne
crown, lhe tntendl to l'9tUm to Veno•la, where a
one-ymr t.elevil6on lerief awa.lta her. She ai.o hopes
to conUnue her ttaldlee. tnwncttna eventually to
punue a career in civil englneertna.
WhateYer she ultimately~ to do. Mill
Saez knows where lhe wanta to do It.
"My OOWltey hM been very aood to me," she
uid. "In whatever 1 do -whether 1 ~ my ~ llaadlel ~ punue a career Jn televilicn
--I would hope to make some meanln1ful
contribution to V"l"e'Wela'• conUnued development
and wcrld imaet." .. Althouch ihe admlta that lhe'll be \!ittle ud to
1ee her>'!*'• Mi8I Unlvmw come to an end, lhe la
elPI' to ineet the next Miia Unlwi., and even Ml
a few words 'of tdvlce Nlldy for her.
"Enjoy every minute of It; take every
QppQd&mlty the expertence offen; and be prepared
to WOl'k Iona.~ hard boun. It's.not .-y.
lt'a wonderf\a1 beinc Mm Univ.., but lt'a not
""1:1·" • Perhaps It's the memory ol that hard work that
promp11 Mill s.. to add. •4Befon my telftlllan. carw-. ~ my ~ do 10'.t know the ~.Jin~ tbbll that rm ~ to do when w. all OYWf~Slelpl
J'or at 1iiiilt three monthlf'' 0.-. .. tbll ibaw off the around lm"t ..... ._ ~uch tniuble .. lau~ the s~ .......
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Dog days television
• ~ reruns. of reruns
By P&n. SNEIDE.RMAN
O( .. DllllJ ........
You can tell you're in the doe-days of summer
when the local television stat10ns begin rerunniJll
reruns of your favorite reruns.
Thia is true in pu1icutar Of the lndependent
stations. While their network competitors are
broadcasting local and national new1ICaStl between 4
and 8 p.m. each weekday,_ the independenla try to
lure away viewers by a1rlng sit-<XlmS and dramu
that have concluded their network runs.
'The Independents come out gunning each fall
by offering aeries that are tUl1 relatively tn.h. For
example, rut fall ~ Mred the tint IYldcat.ed
ahowin11 of "Little House on the Prairie,''
"Charlie'• AngeJa>t and "The Incredible Hulk."
But lt'a summer now. Viewenhip la down, and
the independents have decfded to live 90l1le ot
these newer ~ a rest before they wear out
their we1oome. (How many times could yolrbeer to
watch the "Charlie's Angela Go ta Pl19on" ep.ode,
anyway?)
In thelr .p]ace, they've trotted out ..oe even
older one-hour aeries that are ree)ly atartmc to fray
about the ectaes. sun. there are • few .... in the bunch. and for tboee ol you who prefer ~
make-believe to d~prealnc real-We newacaata,
here's a capsule guide to this SUJ'bmel"a qpe-hc)ur
~ted~
"STARSl:Y AND BUTCH" (5 p.m. on KTLA
Channel 5) -This ctre.dful 1975-79 action show
focuses on two awtnatng lingJe cope (Paul Mkhllel
Glal!ler and David Soul) who have an e-..,..ted
00. and a plmp informanL While D'MU>,y cop dramM
at least make a pl'etel• of followtnc "8Uatic pollt'e ~ Ulla 1bow mlde no ada effort. St.anlk;y
and Hutch • c med to make up their own work rules
and investigate whatever they J>)eMed. •
The abow'a producen kWea to contrive lt«iel
in which our pretty boy heroee, who faked a
brotherly camaraderie from the "Butch Clillldy and
the Sundance Kid" 9Cboo1. wen ..aped to wwk
tmdercows' at trendy pa.. IUCh -dllcal ....
health 11*-
"WONDER WOMAN" (e p.m. on KTLA
Channel 5) -Unda Caner'1 flaure may be ~of
the eil)\t wonders ot the warta. bui au. 1976-79
JarMll MacArthur can be .9eet In~
Qf rerwu of •IJlawail Flve-0, .. weeknights at
6 on KOOP (Cb. 13).
progJ'U'Q it atrictly kid'• stuff. The~
bncelets and lame> -1dcka were cute. but' tbey
couldn't liake~~t Md -.. pketjc outlook of a -comic book but nodi" of the charm. •
'The leries was orig1nally set in the 1940s, but
the Nasi spy plots became t1rwome and the Rtttng
WU moved '° the prellml It didn't help.
"THE SAJNTn (6 p.m. KHJ Channel 9) -This
EbgUah aeriel wa produced ln the late lNOa. with Rotlet' Moore in the title ro~. Moore la no pat
ahUa •an .ctor' but in tbla Rrie8 be c:temmwtrated
the charm and wit that carried him '° ~ later
in the Jamm Band fUmL -·6
'!'he *-* t.d more ~ _.~
than conventional American detadve ~ wtih
clevet""but often prdctable end ·~ ,... ... -
took-place in e'XOdc a..ropean bati •• (r-•eel In
a studio?) and Jaoore'• Simao TempW W·four
times the ~tioo of Stanky .,.d 8'**1 pt.rt
~one question: What exactly does suDc.i
f'ee Dog Days, Page 28 '! .
V:IDEI MO'llES
SPOKEN -. MERE ' ....
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-8:00(1) OOt.F 1'Brttlsh Open Second Round" from gt Troon. Seodand. ~ 11:80(1) TOP RANK BOXING From Fl Wor1h. TeJCU.
...... (2 tn.. 30 min.) -11:S5G!) BA8EBA.U. Atlanta Braves a1 Chicago Cube .2 (3 hrl.) a: AFTERNOON
2:00(1) FISHtNo "Bass Mutn Claselc" from Mont-
~. Alaba11'i8. 2:30 Cl) PKA FUU CONT ACT KARA TE "World Light
He9vyweigh1• ~" Dan Macarueo VI. ~~~-lfome Angels VJ. 1MS WOf1d Champion ~
~ . 4:30 (I) 8PORT8 OENT9' .
&.00(1) ,QOl.F "BrttWl Open Seoond Rot.M" from
Troon, Sootlend. (3 tn.)
eVENNG
e:soe a BAS1BAU Rea1oneJ CCMl'1lgl or i<.-. ,
City .~at eo.ton Reel Sox. ChlCego White Sox ·et~ Br=& hr&., 30 mi\.) e:oo<1>SP01ns . .. ~(I) CR. FOOT'BALL Winnipeg Blue Bomberl at
MonltMI AJoulttea (3 tn.)
11:30 e DUEL IN THE DIRT ''KaneM City Super Bowl
Of Motocroea" tae a.nett. Mike Bell, Kent
Howeftorl and Bob Hannah are among the riders
J)'ofiled In thla look et stadium motocro. racing.
12:00 Cl) SPORTS CENTER 1!00 (I) GOLF "Brttlltt Open Second Round" from
Troon, Scottand.~ !!!!:1,
4:00(1) 8PORT8 ~l:H
Satmday
JUL y 17, 1882
SPOBTS WRAP-UP -QU1 Gowdy-basts
"Weekend Sport• Wrap-up" Sunday
evenings at 10:30 p.m. on K1TV (Ch. ~l).
don,~T(1hr.,30mln.J . OREA TE 8POR18 lEGEN08 ''8811e Jean ~.~~ f>lmpton. di THROTTlE H~ of Pu Newman's
i*'8nt racing et the Aoe<f Atfinta we pr_,ted.
4:00• 8lJQAlf RAY LEONAAr18 GOLDEN GLOVE8 Pttlnsytvanle YI. Rocky MountaJo ( 1 hr.)
<J)CA. FOOTBALL Ottawa Rough Adef'l at Hamil-tonle Cat1 (3tn.) 4:30 80CCER MADE IN GERMANY
5:00 WIOE WORLD Of SPORTS WBA world jon-
k>f middleweight champlonlhlp bout between Davey
Moore and Ayub Kalule (from Atlantic City, N.J.) ;
NeW YOO< State Fireman's Competition (from
Henlptteed, N.Y.). <1 hr.,=,
5:3!)9 WIDE WORLD OF. WBA W0'1d jun-lol-ml~ ctfemolonlhk> bout between Davey
Moore and Ayub KUJe (from Atllnttc City, N.J.); New Yori< State Flremllll'I Competition (from
Hemplteed, N. Y.). (1 hr., 90 min,) ,. ~
EVENING " 7:00(1) ¥8T OF NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL "1972
Flahl_lrig frteh vs. use·· c1 hr.) .t.'OO~AUL~ •
• All-8TAA FOOTBALL HIOHUQKra "31st
Arnlal Shrfne" (3 tn.)
Cl) SPORTS CENTER 8:~eRACIHQ moM YC>Nl<EM • 9:00 WAE8TUNG CEl GOll "8tltllt;I Open Third Round" from Troon, SOottend. (2 tn.)
11:001 SPORTS CENTER 1 WCT TENHl8 ··Austria Cup Semf-Flnlla'' fl OOlF "Bttcllh Open Third Round" from the
Royal Troon aoW Club In Ayr.tllre, Scotland. (2 ... ~<i> WCT TENNt8 "Vienna Classic Anal" (3 hrs.) . '
Swday·
JULY 18, 1882
MOfNHG
• BASEBALL caJlfomla Angell at O..• Id lncl-ana 13 hrs.) , •
11:06 al) OM-OECK aAClE
11:20 al BASEBALL Atlanta Bravei at CNcago CUbe
(3 hrs.) .
AFTERNOON
12:00 ())WESTERN OUTOOORSMAN
(()RODEO "Schrade Pro Team Anal" (2 hrs .• 30
' mln.l
12:80()) BASEBALL BUNCH Guest Johnny Bench.
Cl) OUTDOOR LIFE Jim Carmlchel honts black duck
on Wginla's ParrarTIOfe lsland with sportsman Larry
Nickel. -
1:00()) THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL
Cl) BASEBALL New York Mets at Los Angelee
Oodgefs (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
1:308 ())SPORTS SUNDAY 12-round USBA light-
weight championship bout between Art Frias and
Ruben Munoz (live from Atlantic City, N.J.); the
Celgary Stampede Rodeo (five from Calgary, Cana-
da). (1 hr., 30 min.)
2:30 D OUTDOOR LIFE Jim Carmichel hunts black
dock on Virginie's Parramore Island with sportsman
Larry N~kel.
• A MONTH OF SUNDAYS
• (() UNLIMITED HYOAOPLANE RACING "Thunder
On The Ohio'. from EvenlMle. lndlena. ( 1 hr.)
3:00. SUGAR RAY LEONAR0'8 GOLDEN
GLOVES Pennsytvanla vs. St. Louis (1 hr.)
3:301 HORSE RActNG WEEKl. Y .. 4:00 8POR'T'S CENTER
I ..,4;()6 WRE8TUNG
4:30 9 SPORT88EAT
5:00 GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS "Blllle Jeari
King" Host: Georoe Plimpton. (() WCT TENNIS T·Vienna Classic Final" (3 hrs.)
EVENING
7:00 CD> TENNIS Dallas Stars vs. Los Angeles Strings
(2 hrt!., 30 mlr!.) 8:00(1) SPORTS CENTER .....
9:00(!) GOLF "British Open Anal Round" from the
Royal Troon Golf Club In Ayrshire, Scotland. (2
hr .. 1 10:30 SPORTS WRAP-UP 10:45 SUNDAY SPORTS PAGE
11:00(() ALL-sTAR SPORTS CHALLENGE 1978 Cal-
lfomla Angels vs. 1948 World Champion Cleveland.
Indians ·
11:30 8 SPORTS ANAL
())WEEKEND SPORTS WRAP-UP
(()SPORT'S CENTER
12:30(!) UNLIMITED HYOAOPlANE RACING ·-n.m-
def On The Ohio" trom Evensvllle. Indiana. (1 hr.)
1:30 (!)HORSE RACING WEBO.. Y ~(!)GOLF "BriUlh Open FlnalRound'' from the
Royal Troon Golf Club In Ayrshire, Scotland. (2 hrs.L
4:00 (()SPORTS CENTER •
JULY 10, 1982
.MORNING
&:001 ePOfftswOMAN ' 1:80 HORSE RACING WEB<L Y
7:00 8PORT8 CENTER
ttOO TOP RANK BOXJNQ From Ft. Wor1h, Texas . ca hrl .. 30 mn.)
11:80(() CFL FOoTBALL Ottawa Rough Alders at
Hemlttonilgef Cets (2 hrs., 30 min.)
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8:00(1) .... 8A8BA1.l
8:30 (I) ALL-eTAA 8PORT8 CHAU.ENGE 1978 caJ..
lforNll ~ vs.. 1948 woncf Q\amplon CleYelend
Indian&
7:00(1)8PORTS ~
9:00 (I) WCT TBN8 ''Vienna caM11c: FlMl" (S h{I..)
AFTERNooN
12:00(1) AUTO~ "SCCA Super Vees" trgm
2:~i ... ~J.t M.)
2:30 8PORT8WOMAH
3:00 8EBT OF NOTRE DAME FOOTBAll '.' 1973
Aaht=vs. USC" (1 hr.)
4:001 WEe<L y . 4:30 8POf{j 8 CEN1'8'
6:00 GOLF ''Britilti Op9rJ Rnal 1'ound' .... 1rarn It'll
Royal Troon Golf CIUb In A~ Sc:odMd. (2
5:~b, 8A8E8AU. Atlanta Br8W8 at St. Louis Cef. dlnal8 (3 tn.. 16 min.) #
EVENN3
7:00(1) TBN8 t9QHlJQHT8 "1982 DIN'll CUp
Ouart•·Flnal" Swldenvs.. U.S.A. (1 hr.)
7:30(!) ~New YOfkMetl et San~
Giants (2 rn.. 30 "*1~ CR> RACE FOA THE~ Beny T~ end fiin McCarver cowr .. the a... i.Mg to the
1982 Wortd Ser-.
8A8EBALL Montreel a.pc, et Loa AngMee
3M.)
8: 8POA'T'8 CENTER ~ FUU. CONTACT l<AAA TE "World light
Heav,Wflght Chempionlhlp" Dan Mac8ru9o vs.
I Roop from Detroit, Mlchlgen. (1hr .. 30 "*1.)
10: 1 la>E M8EBALl 11: NA8l. WES<l. y
11: SPORTS CENTER
12: RACE FOA THE flt'NNANT' Berry Tompklne
and Tim McCwvet CCNfJI .. the bases leedlng to the
1982 Wortd SeMI.
12:30(1) TRAa< AHO ~ ''On-Galen Meet'' from
Stockholm, Sweden. (2 tn., 30 min.)
3:00 Cl) TBNS HklHUGtfT$ ''1982 Oa"1I CUp
Ouerter·Rnal" Swed*t vs. U.S.A. (1 hr.)
4:00 (J) 8PORT8 CENTER
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JULY21, 1982
-MOANINQ-
8.-0018PORT8WOMAH . 8:30 NAIL WEB<l. y ~
7:00 SPORTS CENTER
7:30 RACE FOR THE PENNANT Barry Tompkins
and Tim McCatver tXNfJI a.n the bMee leeding to the
1982 Wortd Seri..v
9'.00CI) WCT TENNIS ~'Vienna C1ass1c Anal" (3 tn.)
AFfEANOON
12:00 (!) BASEBALL New YOik Meta 8t Sen Francilco
Gienta (2 tn.. 30 "*1.) .
(I) TRACK ANO AEU> ''o.Hlafen Meet'' from
Stodcholm. Sweden. (2 tn., 30 m)
2:30(1) Pt<A FUU. CONTACT KARATE From Jiiek·
ton'Ale. Florida. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.} 4.-0018PORT8 FORUM 4:30 8PORT8 CENTER
6:00 OlJ>.TlMEAS' BASEBALL "~lack ~om Welhlngton. O.C.) (2 ~) _ l -tat-eo ''WBC~-,:fji°
Moftl Mlramda w. s.t~ 8emchc (2 tn.. 30
min.)
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Kod Ctrew, C.allloml.a lint '*8ieman. will
take the Angels to Cleveland for a game
against the Indians Sa~y 'at 1 J a.m. on
KTLA (Ch. 5).
6:36@ 8A8EBAU. Atllnta BnMa at St. louit. Car·
dinala (3 hra.. 15 min.)
EVENNG
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Olympics bring .
elA"°rate plans ·.
BJ PEIEA MB.ADE
So J.Qcradw. TV onvnodlty MW the aympc
"Gamel becane, that it II not wap"Wnl to find
enterprl1ln1 producers makin1 innovative •
~ lDO'YfJ9 wttb the hos-of aplolUnc ihe -canpetidon even fUrtbs. .
MCA-TV Ill alreedy out ot the atarUq blocb,
s>avinl the wa1 toward OlYJDllk 8'*I wltb their
ayndicat.ed --'"The Roed tO Lee AneeJea." The ter"ia. wbk:h went into pn-lll'Oduction in May with
four crewa Covertnc the United &ata 8Dd one
abroad, hu acheduled 30 one-hour ahowa to
premiere nm January. To further ires-re the 8:30(11) RACE FOA THE PENNANT e.ny Tornpldna way, an add!Uonal 30 boun ot pncrMmnc will andTim McCaNer OOYer el the t.aee ~to the beCln in January, 19M. T·.001~ w~,~ NOTRE OA.te FOOTBAU. "1973 "The Bo.d to Lee Ana'elS' wm profile America'•
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~ 5:20~ "The Hl4tler Of Mutde Beach" {1980. Ora-
'O nia) R.lchard Hatch. Kay l""""-~ 5:451\1 .. i:~ BMcil., (1981. ~ror) John Saxon.
• Burt Young. . ~ 8:00(%) "Seems Like Old Times" (1980. Comedy)
-Goldfe Hawn, Chevy OhaN. ~ 8:06a!) "Sirocco" (1951, Adventure) Humphrey
~rt. Marta TOien. £ 8: 10{8) "Crossbat"' (Orama) John Ireland. Brent a: carver. 7:00(1) "The Hideaways" (1973. Comedy) Ingrid
8erll!'8n. Johnny Doran.
7:3000 "SST: or.aster In The Sky" (1977.
Suspense) L01ne Greene. Burgeea Meredith. • ··coo Chu And The Philly Rash'' ( 1981. Come-
dy) Alan Arkin. Carol Burnett.
7:46(%) "DirtY Tricks" (1981. Comedy) Elliott
Gould, Kate Jackson.
8:00 (C) "Oh Heavenly Dog" ( 1980, Comedy) Chevy
Chase. Ben~.
8:05@ "I Confess" (1953. ~)Montgomery
Cffft, Anne BaxtM. Directed by Alfred Hl\choock.
9:00• "The Little Dragons" (1981, AdVenture)
Saly ~den. Chris Pet8fSOn. 9:16(%) 'The Silent Partner'' (1979, Suspense)
811ott Gould. Clvistopher Plummer.
10:00 (C) "leave Yesterday Behind" ( 1978. Orama)
John Ritter. Carrie Fisher. ., CH> "Tess" (1979. Orama) 'NastaSsia Klnskl. Peter
Arth.
Cl) "Banteground" ( HM9. Ad\lenture) van John. son, John Hodlak.
10:06Gl) "Rock Around The Clocl<" (1956, Mustcal) em Haley and The ~ts. Johnn)' Johnston.
11:00(%) "My Bloody Valentine" (1981. Suspense)
Paul Kelman. Lori Hener.
11:30• "The North Avenue Irregulars" ( 1979, Com-edVL Edward Herrmann,· 8art>era Hanta.
.\l·.ll.ll'\< >< >'\ \I<>\ I LS
12:00a "Conquest ot space" (1955. ~
tlon) Watter Brooke, Enc~
• "The Man From Colorado (1~. Western)
Glenn Ford, WllUam Holden. e "Casanova's Big Night" ( 1954, Comedy) Bob
HQPe, Joan Fontaine.
(C) "Don't Change My Wortd" (1 hr .. 30 min.)
(I) ''The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides AOIJln"
(1979. Comedy) Tim Conway. Don Knotts.
12:30(%) "History Of The WOltd -Part I" (1981, ~) Mel Brooks, Madeline Kahn.
1:00® 'Kramer Vs. Ktamer" (1979. Drama) Dustin
Hoffman, Mery1 Streep.
1:30(C) "Mad Wedrleedey" (.1947, Comedy) Harold
l!O)'d. Frances Ramsden
• "For Yoor Eyee Only'' ( 1981, AcMn1ure) Roger
Moore. Topal.
2:00(!) "The Hetl With Heroes•· (1968, ~ama) Rod
Tay!Qf, ClaUdla Cardinale.
2:06 (%) "Seems like Old llmea'' ( 1980. Comedy)
Goldie Hawn. Chevy Chase. 2:30• "le Secret" Jean.Louis Trtntlgnant, Marlene Jobert. .
3:00(Jj) "SST: Oi8aster In The Sky" (1977. ~) Lome Greene. Bur~ Mefedlth.
3:50(%) "My Bloody Valentine ' (1981... Suspense)
Paul Kelman, LOii Heller. •:ooe "The St. Valentine's Day Massacre" ( 1967.
Orama) Jason Robards. George Segal. CC> "Toby And The Koala Beat" (1981. Fentay)
Roff Harris.
CD) ''The Tender Warrior" (1971. Adventure) Charles Lee. Dan Ha~. (I) "The Hideaways' (1973. Comedy) Ingrid~
man. Johnny Doran.
6:00(!) "The Kremlin Letter" ( 1970. Suspenea)
Bibi AOdenllon. Richard Boone.
WORLD WARD ACl'ION -Robert Duvall
stars as Dwight D. Eisenhower in "Ike: The
War Years," a special three-how-movie on
WI'BS, the SuperStat.ion, Friday at 8 p .m. It
al.so features Dana Andrews, Lee Remick and
J.D. Cannon.
ID "The Vagabond Lover" ( 1929. Musical) Rudy
Vallee. Salty Blane.
5:25(%) "Dirty Tricks" (1981, Comedy) Elliott
Goulet Kate Jackaon.
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WQNOER WOMAN
CBS NEWS
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ABC NEWS
8.W.A.T.
HAWAII FJVE-0 OVER EASY "Health Cere: What's A Body To
Do?" Guest: Or. John Farquhar. (A) Q
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(C) MOVIE "Leave Yesterday Behind" ( 1978, Ora·
me) John Ritter, Cartle Fisher. followtng a tragic
accident. a college athlete leama to live and love
again with the help ot an understanding young wom-
an. (1 hr .. 40 min.) CID MOVIE "Crossbar" (Orama) John lretand,
Brent Cerver. An Olympic bronze med8J.Wlnnlng
hlgh jumper struggles to return to the sport after
IOslng a leg. (1 hr .• 15 min.)
al) MOV1E "Cont.lnen'tal Otvlde" (1981. Rornenoe)
John Belushi. Blalr Brown. A Chicago newspaper
columnist travels to the Rockies to escape $Ofll8 ~lcal heat and lhter\'lew a recluelve naturalist.
PG' ( 1 hr .• 43 min.)
(I) MOVIE "Where The SP'es Ate" (1966.
Suspense) David Nl\len,·Francol&e Dorteao. A doc-
tor beooma lnvoMKS with murder and espionage• ~ conducttng bulirl8aa for a foreign depettment.
(1 hr .. 55 min.)
&:30. 9 BASEBALL Realonat coverage of Kansas
City= at Botton Reel Sox. Chicago White Sox
at M~• ltr~ (2 hnl .• 30 mlti) meNEWS -
• AFfAR Of THe HEART ''Kate'' 8aMd on
Henry J.mes' story ol a man driven to bankniploy
by a womah ecorned. ( 1 hr.)
§~Chu And The Phlttv Rash" ( 1981.
Alan Ari<ln, Carol Burnett. An alcohQIJc
mef seball player and a kooky atreet entertalfl·
M become part~ In a scheme to make money by
returning a lost soJtcase. 'PG' (1 hr .. 40 min.)
7:008 CBS NEWS
I NBCNEW8 KUNG FU ~
P.M. MAGAZINE A family-run hydroetectrlc
power plant; a man who helps workers suffering
ltr1~:.~::out.
JOKER'S WILD
• BUSINESS REPORT
THE MUPPET'S
MOVIE "Continental Divide" (1981, Romanot)
John Belushi, Blair Brown. A Chicago newspep8f
columnist travels to the Rockies to escape some
polltlcal heat and Interview a reclusive naturalist.
'PG' ( 1 hr .. 43 min.)
(%)MOVIE "Seems like Old Times" (1980. eoo.
dy) Goldie Hawn. Chevy Chase. A soft-hearted law-
yer is tOln between her hopeWtss ex-hosbanel-
turned·bank robber and her uptight present 00.
band who Is running for California attOlney general.
'PG' (1 hr .. 42 min.)
.?:05 «!) NEWS
7:30 9 2 ON THE TOWN Featured: a day wtth Tiny
Boyles. a bounty hunter; what Los Angeles was like
during World War II; a look at the Robb Report, a
mai·ne tor P8QPle with lots of money to spend.
FAMILY FEUD TIC TAC DOUGH
NEW YORK REPORT M•A•s•H
OO~AT\JRE Guest: ~on. MACHEL I LetAER
WALL STFEEY WEEK "A Thirst FOi Profits"
Guest: Emanuel Goldman. research dlrectOI, Con-sumer Group, Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.
Cli) VIDEO JUKEBOX
8:00 8 (I) THE DUKES OF HAZZARD Bo and Luke
protect a fortune In diamonds from thfl thleYes who
. lost it, a lake FBI agent. and Bou Hogg. (R) (1
hf) D LEWIS & CLARK Egged on by Roecoe. Stu
prepares to defend the family naOie aft« hi8 son Is
beaten up by another kid. e MOVIE "Dodge City" ( 1939. Western) Errol
Flynn. Olivla de Kavilland A cattle rancher bett6ea
his way toward rest01lng peace and dignity to a
town. (2 hrs.) D ENCORE NEWS "November 10, 1965"
Hlghfights: Blaci<out In ~ Yori< City; etesldent Eisenhower has heart attack; Vietnam Wat gets
worse; China gets a seat In U.N. ~
(!) P..AUL HOGAN
• P.M. MAGAZINE A cabaret tor kids; a man who l!elPs workers suffering frOln )ob burnout.
• MOVIE "Up Periscope" ( 1959. Adventure) ,
Jamea-Gamer. Edmond O'Brien. A navel officer la
Ofdered to carry out a dange<ous "1lssk>n clwlng
WOlld War 11-(2 hrs.)
QI MIXED BAG "Video Art" A look at this art foon
and the artists.
l e WASHINO'TON WEEK IN REVIEW
LOOKAUVE ~ "Oh ~ Dog" (1980. COmedy)
Chevy Chase. Benp. Whfle lnveetlgatlng a J?Oltlcal
sex scandal In London. a private detective Is mur·
dered and telncarnated as a scruffy dog. 'PG' ·( 1
~:=CENTER CH> LAUGHS Four young stand-up comedians are
followed throogh nightclub perf Ofmances and their
behlnd~the-acenes lives as they pursued laughs and
tame. (1 hr .. 15 min.) cm MCME "Pick.Up Sommer" (1981, ~)
Mlohael Zlloit<81', Cart Marotte. The fun-~lled sum·
!'Mr vacatlon ef two high school students culminates •
In a hotty contested plnball competition. 'A' (1 hr.,
30min,)
Cl) ~ ''The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides
Again'' (1979, Comedy) Ttm Conway, Don Knotts. .
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A pair of western outlaws try to ftJk the strait and
narrow. 'G' (2 tv'I.)
• MOVIE "Starting Over" (1979, Comedy) Surt
Reynolds. Jin Clayburgh. Attw months of TV dinners
and blind dates, a dlVp(ced mlGIZlne writer thinks
he's found true love when a IChoOlteechef enters hit
life. 'R' ( 1 hr., -44 min.) ·
8:06tm ALL IN THE FAMILY
8:308 • CHtCA.GO STORY Pellegrln6 fights to
free an lnnooent man'from prison, Or. Carson con-
siders private pracilce, and Dutton sponsors an
angry youth In a Big Brother program. (R) ( 1 hr.,
30mln.)
HEAL THBEA T I E1'C 8EVAREI06 CHAONtCLE
IRONSIDE
TIMB.ESS VIENNA A musical tour of Vienna
with the Vienna Phllharmonlc and the Vienna Boys'
Choir. ( 1 hr.)
• WALL STREET WEEK "A Thirst For Profits"
Guest: Emanuel Goldman, rete81ch director, Con·
sumer010f· Sanford c . Bemsfeln & Company. e V 8 PIPELINE The speech, heattng and
language dlfflcuftles experienced by our grade
school children are explored ea well IS the beneftta
public awateness to this problem can offer.
8:36Gl) MOVIE "The Day Of The TrlfftdS'' (1983, ~
enc:e-Flctlon) Howard Keel, NlcOle Maurey. After a
meteorite shower leeves most of Earth's Inhabitants
blind. some strange Med& tum Into man-eating
f:nts which engulf anything coming near .them. (2
e:oCf. (I) DALLAS i8<>bby le kept busy running Ewtng Oil and Southfork due to J.R.'s absence from
the bUslness and Ray's apathy toward the ranch.
lR) {1 tv.) • a ea.BON GoYMnor aa111ng falls 1n loYe wtth
the daughter of a visiting former governor. (R) Q
I PA.ll.. HOGAN ·
MERY GAii+ .. GUeltr Mel Tllk, Me6ody-Jl'Jc,'lnr
as. Helen G...tey Bt~ e SEARCH FOA ntE GREAT ''The
Last March" Within six __, of Hephalstlon'a
death, Alexander plans the conquest of Arable but
does not ltve to eee hfs dreetTI fulflled. Nicholas Clay etara (Part 4) (1 hr.) · ·
• U.8. CHAONIClE "Hot Chlpt I Cold cash" The
growing numb« of them of computer chips from California manufacturers la examined.
(I) CFl FOOT8AU. Winnipeg ~ Bombers at
Montreal Alouetfel (3 tn.)
CI) MOVIE "Chu Chu And The Phlly Flash" ( 1981,
Comedy) A.Ian Min, Carol &mett. At1 alcoholc
former basebd player and a kooky street ent9ftain..
er become partners In a acheme to make money by
returning a lost suftcae. 'PG' (1 hr., 40 rm.)
(%)~"Hist()()' Of 'The Woftd -Part I" (198,1,
Comedy) Mel Brooks. Madeline Kihn. Man'• lllulfrl-
008 hlsrOfY -from Neanderthal cavemen to the
Spanish Inquisition -la examined. 'R' (1 hr., 33 mln.l 9:30. MOVIE "Birds Of Prey" (1972,
...
. GIGANTIC JULY
SALi
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OPP
' FICTITIOUS BECOMES BEAL
Steplumie Zimbalint plays• young private
investigator who needa • front to .ray in
business BO she outer • tlct:ifious penon
named "Remington Steele" (Pierce
Brosnan), who, to her amazement, suclds/y
appears one day and srarts r.ald1J6 hiJ work
serioc.Wy, to be seen next la11 Oll'J KNBC (Ch.
4) at 10 p.m._
Oevtd Janssen. ~ Meeker. Whlle on his )ob
reporting traffic condttlons from the air, a pilot sees
an armoreckar ~. (1 hr., 30 min.)
Cl) MOVIE "Little Laura And Big Jotvl" ( 1973. Ora·
ma) Fabian. KarefHMack. The exploit• of the small-
time AthltlJy Gano In t\.m·of-the-centul')' Flof1da are
followed. (1 l'lr., 30 min.)
I YOU A8l<ED FOR IT -
AFFAN OF THE HEART "Kate" Baaed on
Henry Jamel' ltOfY of a man drMn to bankruptcy
i . WOf'l19n ecomed. ( 1 tv.)
B.JAOPEAH JOURNAL
MOVIE ''Kramlf Vs. Kratiw'' (1979, Drama>
Dustin Hoffman~ Streep. A. man battles wtth
taex....vtte for of their young aon aft• she
walks out on them. 'PG' ( 1 hr., "5 min.)
~ 1o:ooe Cl> FA.LOON CREST Victoria, anaered bv her
parents' OYef'prOt8'flvenMI, runt away lo San ~1110-
cllco, CR) (1 tv.)
,
See miracles In the
making as courageous
chlldl'$n, their famllles
and doctors wage a
heroic war of hope
against childhood's
deadliest killers.
--ol ,..,.. cowMra wtlh ..... dwglnjf .,,
lmmbrutelty. (A) (1hr.} • 2
L08 AHGELE8 WEEK IN REVIEW . ~
THE SUN DAGGER Robert Redford narrates a_ 0r-
vlltJal study of the recently dllcOYered sun calendar o
of the Pueblo lndlans. ( 1 hr.) ..,,
CC) MOV1E "Bumi" (1970, Drama) Marton Brando, S:
Evaristo Marquez. A .,,,.JI POftUguele lsAand'• ... _•
•uuggle fOC' Independence la exolotted by a crafty --
18th-century British colonlst. (1 fv .. 50 min.) <... CD> MOVIE "Escape Ffom New VOft(" (1981, Set-c:
ence-Actlon) Kurt Ruslel. Adrleme Barbeau. In -<
1997, a hardened crlmlnal II offered a pardott If he jt.
can rescue the preeident of the U.S. from the prison _.
city that Manhattan has beCOme. 'R' ( 1 hr., 40 ro
min.) ~ Cl) MOVIE "Serial" (1980, Comedy) Martin Mull,
Tuesday Weld. A happlty married Marin County cou-
ple are spurred .b)-· their trendy nelghb<n Into
~Ing alternative llfeltyles. 'R' (1hr .. 31 min.)
• M<WlE "Sunday Lovera" (1981, Romance)
Gene Wlldef, Roger Mool'e. Four middle-aged men
In dlfftweol countrlet are followed u they pursue
their 8ITIOfOUS adventurM. 'R' ~ 7 min.) 10:130=~==-Mxon.
MATTERS OF l.FE ~DEATH • 10: @MOVIE "Too Late The ~o" (1970, Orama)
Mlc:haet Celne. Qiff Robertson. A Brl118h patrol fs
chaaed by Jap.lneM troope afttw they ciecover a
lar1roop of'enemy. planes. (2 hrs,, 50 min.) 10:46 CHARLE8 CHAMPLIN Ott'rHE ALM 8CeNE
11:00 Jl\&~MNEWS . I YOU ASKED FOR IT "
JOE FRAN<UN M•A•e•H ·
BEHNYHtl.l
MIXED BAG ''Video Art" A look at this art form
andlhe atfli11.
! BU811E88REPORT ----DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE MOVIE ''Goodbye, Envnanuelle'' ( 19n, Ora-
ma) ~ Kristel, Umberto Orsini. A beaUUtUI
woman • searcll for the uttlmate erotic ex.pettence ~ her to a 81artling realization. 'A' (1 hr., 40
(%)MOVIE "The Silent Partner" (1979. SUepenM)
Elllott G<Ud, Chriltopher Pkmmer. A.~ ......
lmprompttrllttempt to cah In on a robbery'-<* to
harassment and terror when the real thief chael
Nm to recapture hll loot. 'R' (1 hr .. "5 min.)
11:30• (I) MOVIE "lllande In The Sttesn" (1P77,
Orama) George C. Scott, au. Bloom. Baed on
the novel by em.t Hemingway. An llolated artist II
forced to reveal hit hlQderl «nOdofw when hit three estranged eons come to vtllt him. (R) (2 tn., 15 mn.) . e • TONIOKT Gueet holt: David St"1lb_erg. Guests: Teri Garr, Joe-WllMaml. Chel1el Grodin. (1
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CB) MOVlE "s.&rc:fi And Dellroy'' (198J, Adven· t\Ke,·erry l<lna. Don Stroud. (1tv.,35mln.) •
9:00 LEAVE It TO BEAVER 8 BAm8H OPEN CoYweee of the third round
of play In this golf tournament ("'4 from the R'&tat
Troon Golf Club In Ayrehlre, Sccd9nd). (2 lh.)
ERNEST ANQLEY I WM..0, WU> WOfl.O OF ANIMAl.8
NASL SOOCEA KICKS
eHeE t;lt()N ft ctA88IC ~~WO ~eedy men tt• the Vllluab6e nunmy of the boy·
king Nemetut and try to ~ It out of the couo-!a::~~ ™P (1 hr.)
I) CR. FOOTBAU. Winnipeg BUt Bombers at
Montreal Alouettel (3 his.)
CJ) MOVIE "Seema lJce Old Tlmel" (1980. Come-
dy) Gotdle Hawn. Chew Chae. (1 tw .•. 42 min.) 9:30·='~ I AOAOAUNNEA ~ANOHMRET
WILD, WILD WOR.O OF ANMA1.8
MAUOE
THl8 WEEK .. BA8EIW.L
AMSICAH OOVEANMENT
MOVIE "Stardust Memortel" { 1980, Orama)
WO<!SJy Allen. CheJ1otte Ramping. ( 1 hr., 29 min.)
10:008 e SPACE STARS
l itcANANA
MOVIE "Uttte Lauri And Big Jotvl" (1973, en.-ml Fabian. Karen AID
-, .J
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I .Al)AM.12 •
VIC BRAQEttS TENNl8 FOR THE FUTURE
''The Volley'' Vic Briden hetpa vtewef'8 OWlroome
the fear of going to the net dUrtng a vol9y and dem-
onstrates What fo do once you get there. (R) o LPERSONAL F1NANCE ANO MONEY ~GE-
Cl) MOYIE "Hucldebeny Ann'' ( 197 4, Adventure)
Jeft East, Paul Wlnftekf. (1hr.1 58 min.)
• MOVfE "Homer" (1970, Orama) Don Scardino.
AJe)( NicOt. ( 1 tv .• 30 min.) • CZ> MOYIE "Roadie" ( 1980, Comedy) Meat loaf.
Kakl Hunter. ( 1 !'!145 min.)
1:008 (I) KWICM KOALA
• McM£ "Retun1 Of The Giant Monsters" ( 1966,
Science-Fiction) Kojlto Hongo, l<ichljlro Ueda. 0 MOVIE "Beneath The Ptaoet Of The Apes''
(1970, Science-Fiction) James Franciscus, Kim
HuAter. -
• MOVIE "L0\19 In A Goldftsh Bowl" (1961 , Com-
egy) T~EASands, Fabian. • M ROGERS TAU<8 WJTH PAAENTS
ABOUT PETS Fred Rogers Interviews patents and chlld~en bout the rewards and prob6ems of own+ng t. R
NG BIOLO<¥'f
MOYIE "For~our E Only" (1981, Adveo-turel_~I MOOfe, T (~ hra., 5 min.) 1:308 30 Ml An Interview wtth Daniele
Brise s and repot1S Oil achoo! cloeings and
cheeneeden . • NOVA "Strange 5'8ep" PIQoeerl In the fteld ot
anesthesia died forQOtten or ridiculed. some In e • for their herolc eft()(ta. (1 hr.)
wmoouaNG 8IOLOGY .
MOVIE ''Thll ls EMI" ( 1981, Biography) Oocu-
men~. .
2:008 lltOVIE "StarldcV And Hutoh" (1975, Dra-
ma) David Soul, PalJI Mlcheef Gluer. • 8 OUTDOOR LIFE John~ al'ld hit wife Beth ~for bluefish off Martha's Vineyard. 1°~~~(1913. SuspOn&e) David Janssen, Keenan Wynn. G MOVIE "Smoky" (1968, Ot9ml) Feaa Parbf,
Dlana~nd. ~ HAAOY BOYS I NANC1 OREW ~ ..
• MOVIE-"Gldgtt" (1959. Comectt> Sandra Oet.
Cliff Robertson.
lllCJNA'NAE GUelt: Aar* Nbton. MOVE "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" ~-Slnatft, Gene Kelly. llOlOGY MOVE "Heewne·Abowl" (19e3i Comedy)
Peter Sellf'I. Cd Plrlt•. Cl)MCME ''The LMC T1me I Sew Pn" ( 1~. Ora-;>~~~ ~~<J r,·.::.;:i.
t.,Y) NofllO Cofcoran, u.tln WtlL ( 1 hr.. 20
mlnJ_
2:115(1) MOVIE 11~ •Trtoks" (1881. Oornidv)
, .. -(lli!.,30mOI.)
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MIXED BAO "\1deo Art" A look It tNa art form J!
lndtneen• 2 I IRB.AND: A Ta£Vl8ION HISTORY INTAOOUaHG IMOLOOY
2: ,.MOTORWEEK UuatRATED 3:00 ~TUAEU . .S.A. ~ e MOVE "The Palef809'' (1948. Comedy) 6ob !)
Hgpe. Jlll8 Rullel. • ,,
(J) RACtNG FROM 8ELMONT &: e MOVIE "Rome Adventure" (1962, Drama) Troy ~Donahoe, Ang6e Dlcklneon.
QI T1MELE88 VIEHNA A mualcal tour of V1eno1t '-
wtth 1hl VlenN PtllharmoriiC ancr the Vlel'ri Bois' ~ ~Cholr~BIOLOOY ~
8PORT8 CENTER _.
MOVIE "The Endlels Summer" ( 1966. Adlleo-co turelMlke Hyneon, Robert August ~ 8:06 WAESlUNG
8:80 (I) SPORTS SATUADAY 12-round USB1'
weftef'Welght champlonlhip boUt between Marton
Statfing and Kevin Morgan; the eo.-OYett ~.
featuring Sebutlan Coe w. Steve Ovett (from Lon-don, EnOlancb . (1 hr., 30 min.) -< e EvERYvlHERE Location! Dodger Dey at Will
f39gers Park In W~~.r·· 30 min.) ·~~~TEST LEOEN08 "Bme Jeen O~ost~~ of Pu Newman's
recent racing at the A a are preeented. e THE WOMAN WHO KEPT A 8ECAET The story of Dorothy McKlbbln, the g1telceeptW for Loe
~ during the de9'k>pment of the atomic ~~-•~oldte.-.~~~~~--~~~-
• FAST FOAWAAO
CB) MOVE "Search And Oeetr " (1981, AdVen-
t\Ke) Peny King, Don $troud. (~ .. 35 min.)
CD) MOVIE "for Your Eyes Only" (1981, Adwn-
ture) Roger Moore, Topot.
• MO'JtE "St81duat Memories" (1980, Drama)
W~Allen.ChenetteJWapliog. ( 1 bf .. 2:ttmln..)
3:45 (%) MOVIE "History Of The World -· Part I"
(1981. Comedy) Mel Brootta. Madeline Kahn. (1 ·
hr .. 33 min.) ~00. SUGAR RAV LEONARD'S GOLDEN ·GLOVEB Pennsytvanta vs. Rocky Mountain ( 1 tv.) ·
I HEEHAW \ ·
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THE ROCKFORD ALES
MOVIE "How To Mwdef Vour Wife" (1965.
Comedy) Jack t..emmon. Vlma Lisi. • .
QI MFA.JPS OF THE HEART "Kate" Based on
Henry James' story ~--a matt "driven to bankruptcy
~a woman acomed. ( 1 hr.) •QUE PASA. U.S.A.? "Spring Cleaning" A epirit·
uallst and Father Santoe ate celled upon to help the Penas.
I MARY TYLER MOORE
THE SUN DAGGER Robert AedtQfd narrates a
visual study of the recently discovered sun calendar
of tl'le-Pueblo Indians. (1 hr.)
~ CINEMAX SHORT FEATURE
(() CFL FOOTBALL Ottawa Rough Ridens at Hami-
ton Tiger Cats fa hrl.)
Cl) MOVIE "Zorro, The Gay Blade" (1981. Come--
dy) George HamUt~ Lauren Hutton. (1 .nr-i 33
• mk)J
1 4:30(1) AGRONSKY ANO COMPANY
I SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY · BOB NEWHART
MOVIE "McUnJockl" (1963, Western) JotV1
WI~. Maureen O'Hara.
6:00• AMERICAN ADVENTURE
I FR£E..4..ALL KUNG FU ·
WIDE WOAlO OF SPORTS WBA world Junior ~ght champlonahlp bout between Oevey
MOOfe and Ayub Kalute (from Atlantic City, N.J.);
New. Yotk State Fireman's Competition (from
Hempstead, N.Y.). (1hr.,30 min.)
IDM•A•&•H
GAIZZL Y ADAMS
MOVIE "Adventure" (19-48, ~) Clark iim°::o .....
if=i"w&~~= •• methOdl 9nd .. unique ~ of min'•
rtlltlonlhls> With natutt .. *°6oNld. = .. ~. (18)8, ComedY) --ChrtltoPf* CoMely. (1 hr.J,._63 min.) ..
CD ''= ~·· (1880, urame) Meary li~~t'A~ ~ ~ ·-.KM~" (1 IW,) l MCMI "My _. V...,,.-.. (
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,t.20(1) MOVIE "The Bitch'' (1979~.0rameJ_.,toan~
Coltlns. After an extr1marttaJ effu dllltroys hei l!'•
marriage, 1 high-I~ woman searches foe othef 0
Satwday-{oontinued) -;... -~-
~def tn ~ cofntc atrlp. (2 hrs.) .
CIJ MCME "le Sex Shoo." ( 19'13, 'Comedy) .Jultet
Berto. Claude Btrrt. A t>ookstore proprietor finds
Jnstant SIJCQelS when he st()C(ks his estebllsbmeot ·
with se>C manuats and marltpl aids. 'R' (1 hr., 32
;1J~E .. ~.. fT9~~) Jean . ~. Mary
Menden\. ( 1 hf .• 30 "*'·) .
11:46• MOVIE "They came To Rob Las Veges"
(19f59, Orama) Gary Lockwood, Elke Sommef.
Whlli attempting to hi~ $10,00Q,OOO from an
armored car, members of a gang fight among them-
eelves: (2 hra.)
CJ) MOVIE "The Stud" -( 1978, Orama) Joan Col-lins, Oflvet Tobias. A waiter acMlnces hie career by slee~lng with his bola'• wife. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 36 min,) .
1J:60 qz> MOVIE "The Sign Of Th( Crosa" ( 1932, Ora-
ma) Fredric March, Claudette Colbert. A Roman •
aristocrat aacrlflcet h~tlon and possessions for the love of a ChOstlan I. (2 hta., 30 min.) ·
12:00. BLUE JEAN N
GMAVE.RiCK ·.
(!) MOVIE "The AckJe Anger Ol Fate" (1967,.
Comedy) T~b Hunter. l1.lls Prendes. While on vaca-
tion In a smell Spanlstf town. a young man gets
caught up In the local fervor ovec the disappearance
of sacred candlesticks from a church.
(I) WCT TENNIS "Austria Cup Semi-Plnals"
(Ii) MOVIE ''For Y04X Eyes Onty" (1961, Adven-
ture) Roger Moore, Topol. James Bond tracks a
crim!oal Who~ a IOQ.JiftC(91 Bcltl$b defense
device. 'PG' 2 tva., 5 min.) ...
12:15(%) MOVI~ Like Old Tlmes" l 1980,
Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Chevy Chue. A soft-heart·
ed lawyer is tom between her hope6esa &x-husband-
turned-bank robbel and her uptight present hlJ&-
band who Is n.tnnfno for Caftfomla attorney general.
'PG' (1 hr .• 42 min.)
12:25 ~GENESIS IN CONCERT. • ·
12:308 MOVIE "Nlaht Of Terror" (1972, Mystery)
Donna Mins, Eddle-~gan. A crippled yourig woman
l!f rrapped py llle ool(nown asMllanl r~ Tor
hef handk:ap. ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
•MOVIE "Hardpore" (1979. Or~ma) George C.
Scott. Seeson Hubley. A concerned father leave.
the peaceful surroundings of his home town to
search for his daughter, wbo has become heavily
Involved In a big-city pornography racket. 'A' ( 1 hr.,
46 min.)
i .
TRAINER -·Anthony Hopkins stars u the
trainer of a prize-winning horse in
"International Velvet," to be seen Saturday
at 8:30 p.m. in a special presentation on
KNXT (Ch. 2).
1:00swK CONCERT I .EVENING AT THE tMPAOV - -
MOVIE "Bllltls" (19n, Orama) Patti D'Arban-
vllle, Mona Kristensen. A young glrl's sexual awak-
ening ocoura during her atay with a family fricfnd one
summer. 'R' ( 1 hr., 32 min.)
1:15(C) MOVIE "The Happy Hoo+ter" (1975, Come-
dy~ Lynn Aedgra'{f. Jean-Pierre Aumont. The Ute of
New York's famous can girt, Xavlara Hollander, Is
told. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 36 min.
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• UOV1E "Mars Needs Women" (1964, Scieoo.
Action) Tommy Klf1<, Yvonne Craig. A U.S.~
Ing center "receives a mysterious 11iesaage1rom Mars •
which demands women. (1 hr., 45 min.) ~ -· e MOVIE "Morder Maneion" (1970, Horroc) S: ·
Analla Gade, Evelyn Stewart. A couPle and a youog '<.• heiress spend a frlght·fllled night In a_dceary_ old
house. (2 hrs.) '-c
(I) MOVIE "let's MIJ(t A Dirty Movie" (1978, -<
Comedy) Two prodUceB attempting to make a _.
tasteful pomo movie are ftynWd by an uncoop«a-!" ttve cast and crfJW, an amateur dlrectoc and an lnfio-_.
lteslmat budget. 'A' ( 1 hr., 22 min.) ~.
1:46UBC NEWS I\) 2:00 eNEWS e E "I Was A Teenage Frankenst.eln" (1957.
Horror) Whit Blslett, PhytllJ Coates. A 1950s Ameri-can descendant of the Infamous doctor' patches
together various a~t body parts to create a
new monster. ( 1 hr .. SO min.)
Cl) GOLf' "British Open T'htrd Round" from the
Royal Troon G<>lf Ctub In Ayrshire, Scotland. (2
hrs.)
(%) MOVfE "Roadie'' (1980. Comedy) Meat Loaf.
Kaid Hunter. A rock music roadie lets nothing get.In
his way In his pursuit of the gk1 of his dreams. 'PG'
2;~t!i~~-)
ll ~900· MQ\1'16 ~"<3tr • '
Adventure) Perry King, Don Stroud. A former Sooth
Vietnamese officlal seeks revenge against the four
AITleficans who abandoned him In an ambUsh dur·
Ing the war. 'PG' ( 1 hf .. ~min.)
2:20 dl) WORlD AT l.AAGE
2:308 MOVIE "TIR The End Of Time" (1948, Ora-
ma) Dorothy McGuire, Guy .Madlson. A war widow
oomes to the aid of a confused anO-embftt•ed man
who has jtat returned to cMlian life. (2 hrs .. 10
lmln~ AFFAIRS '
AGAaCUL T\JRE U.S.A.
MOVIE "Raggedy Man" (1981, Drama) Sissy
pacek. Erle Aobirte: In 19«, a telephone operator
In a small Texas town sacrifices her staodlng In the
community when she has a short affair with a com-
bat-boond1illor. 'PG' 1 hr., 36 min.
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o e MOVIE "Aw~ Stotles'' (1976) Oocu-~ mentary. Slow-motion tequenoee Nghllght UW. ~ \ examination of the IUl1'ng llfeltyte filmed In South-
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CBS wins the week
with five in top 10
~ em californla and Hew.I. (1 hr .. SO min.)
~ 2:SO Cl) MOVE "In God We Tn..t" ( 1980. Comedy)
-, Marty Fefdman. Atwty Kaufman. A nalYe monk Is ~ Mfll out Into the w'oftd to ralee money for hie lmpOY-
:2 «tshed monast • 'PG' (1 hr .. 37 min.)
NEW YORK (AP) -CBS, with five of the
week'• top-rated ahqwa, including "M-A-S-H" in
fint place, won the networkd' rati.ngl race for the
-.,:..;...-M;u.iv straight week. accor:dJ.n8 to figures fn:m the
.C. Nlel8en Co. " ~~ "Heevent Abov*I" (1963. Comedy)
Peter Sellecs, Cecil Pef1<er. A ~~ng reYel'end
becomes • bishop In out• space •ff er being rejeot-
ed by the P8f'~ to whom he was sent by ml&-.§ take. (2 hrs.) ii: 3: 15e MOVIE "The-Man ,From The Diners' CIUb"
(1963, Comedy) Danny Kaye, Cera Williams. A
scatterbrained employee unintentionally Issues a
credit card to a ~er. (2 hrs.)
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3:308 MOV1E "Night Monster" (1942, Mystery)
Beta L= Lionel Atwill. A crippled man seeks r~ murdering his doctors. (1 hr., 30 min.)
3:45{%) I E "History Of The World -Part I''
(1981, Comedy) Mel Brooks, Madeline Kahn.
Man!s lllustrtoua history -from Neanderthal cave-
men to tt)e Spanish Inquisition -Is examined. 'R'' ( 1
hr .. 33mln.)
3:S0(8) MOVIE ''Wollen" (1981, Suspense) Albert
Roney, Diane VettOla. Police are faced with an unu-
sual p<oblem as New YOO< Cfty Is Invaded by a peck
of~ wotves. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 55 min.)
4:00(!) OR PAUL YONGGI CHO
(I) WCT TENNIS ''Vienna OassJc Fln&I'' (3 hrs.)
• JOA.N RrVER; COMEDY HOUR Adult puppeteer
Sarciay Shaw end fhe Troplcana Oancefs are tea-
twe<t ( 1 hr.)
4:06 (Ill BETWEEN THE LINES
4:30 (!) VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION
Cl) LAD& NGHT OUT ST AAA1NG PUDGYI · Comtdienne Pudgy hoats an all-male strtp show In a
aenaetlenal 9'J'eniflO of entert~
dale's nightclub In Los AngMes. (1 hr., 15 min.) .
4:36-Gl) .,..-s WRm'EN --
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nearly a dor.en years, and now provides
commentary and analysis on that program
several times a week, has been named
broadcast.er of the year by tbe International
Radio and Television BOC1ety. 'l1>e = hews ls seen weekdays at 6 p.m. on
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It wu al8o the third oomecutive week foe
"M-A-S-H" at the No. 1 ahow in .prime-time,
al~h the eudienoe for the CBS comedy wu the
lowest for any w1nnlna program in the Jut year .
CBS' rattna for the week ending July 11 was
12.6 to 11.9 for ABC and ..)0.8 for NBC. 1be
• networb aay that means in an average minute of
prime time during the week, 12.6 ~t of the
· oountey11 homes with TV were watBling CBS.
The rating for "M-A-S-H" waa 19.3. Niei.en
says that means in an everage minute of the
orogram, 19.3 percent of the nation's televilton-
equipped home9 were tuned to CBS.
Here are tbe week'• 10 ~rated programs:
"M-A-S-H." with a rating of 19.3 ~ting
15.8 million homes and "60 Mbwtee." 18.6 or 15.2 rnl1lion. both CBS: "Fantuy Island," 18.5 or 15.1
m1Won. A.BC; "Alice" and ''The Jeffencna," both
~,Ju)d "Hart to Hart." ABC. all 18 or 14. 7 mil&n; "'too cio.e· for Ccmfort," i7'.5' or 14.3
million, ABC; "Hill Sjreet Blues.'' 17.4 or 14.2
million, NBC; "Three'• Company," 17 ,or 13.9
m1Won. ABC, and "Hou.e CaDa.." 16.9 or 13.8
million. CBS. 1beE 10 ahowa: "'Tra John. M.D .. " CBS; "Love Boat,"
ABC; " lmmle a Breekt" NBC· "WKRP-in
andnnad" and "Lou 0-rant.,n bo1li CBS, tie; "Oli1e
Day et a Ttme," CBS; "Dlff'rent Strokes," "Facca of .
Ufe" ~ movie..''Rollercouter,~~ all lraC, iDd
.. Archie Bunker' a Place,'' CBS.
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Cl) NINE OH NEW JER8EY • 5:0& a> JAMES ROee80N CCl iJCME "union Cltv" d tv., 26 min.) l
5:18 .• MAYBEAR't' R.t:.o.
5:20(Z) MOYIE "Olfty T~ (l98.t, Coow1J)
Blott Goulet Kate Jackeon. (1 hr .• 30 min.) 6:g DAY OF De900VERV 6:36 CARTOONS
6:'6 CHRISTOPHER CtOSE\JP
6:60 MONEY MA TTER8 A fan-paced dooJmen.
tary ~xamlnes how to cut food bills drastically and
how to save money by catalogue shopping.
8:00 8 MUSIC ANO THE SPOt<EN WOOD
I SUNDAY MORNtNG
YOUTH ANO THE ISSUES
ORAL ROBERTS • BIBLE AN8WEA8
AOMPERAOOM
MOVIE "Huckleberry Ann" (197•, Advent0<e)
Jeff East, Paul Wlnfteld. ( 1 hf .• 58 min.) 8:06L fN SPACE 8:
1
30 FOR~ TIMES_
AOeERISd«JU.ER
OAYBAEAK LA. FAST FOlfNNtD ~~ ....nt1on of the *'ding of
Owtlllanlty wtth netw relglorw In Latin Amenca la
E~P£0PLE
AGflCUl TUflE U.S.A.
MOVE "Ecttcm_Of..A.Swnnw'' (1978. DrBmll)
Richard Harris. Jodie Foat•. Clil MOVIE ·~ Sqlred" C 1972. Adwotwe)
Kiil Wahl. John ~r. .. 30 m.) 7:00• T~V'I "8.J
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cfJreded lllid 6IWred in the cl-* walel'll,
'Ole ~ JllCA" wltich will be ~
on WTBS (Cb. 11), rhe SuperSt.tloa.
Sacwday momm, •• 10:30.
0. Day SaJnts; actor Jonnov WNtaker. Pastor Oeonle
Corrigan, Church on tt\e'Wey, Vsn ~ youth mlh---3! ilttlf Brett WHllamt. • 0 THELAHAYE8
MEETINQ TIME AT CALV AffV -.4 'AEX HlJM8AAD <
FfE>SICK K. PAICE r-
B.£CTRIC COMPANY (R) ~ 1<HOW YOUR BB.E
,•t IEfllCA: THE SECOND CENTURY ~
MOYIE "Two-Way Stretch" (1981, C9medv) Q. ett• Sefteft. Wllhd Hvde--Whfte. ' ~ CZ> MOVIE "Kremer V•. l<tamer'' (1979, Orama) ~
°"'9ttrl Hoffmen. Mefvt StrMP. (1 hr., '6 min.) ~ M)=~. ; !!l ~s=u,:1 Q re I CFL FOOl'BAU. Ottawa Rough Alders at HamU-"' ton Tiger cats (3 hrs.) CID MOVIE "Star Trek -The Motion Picture"
(1979, Science-Action) Wiiiiam. Shatner, Leonard
Nii.~ hra., 12 min.) ,
9:130 OAm~~TX>N
THE WORLD TOMORROW YOUAHDTHELAW
MOVIE "Doctor Zhivago" (1985, Orama) Omar
Sharif, Geraldine Cheplln. (3 hra., 15 min.) /
• MOYIE "I Hate Blondes" (1981. Comedy) Jean Rochefort. Elvtco Monteuno. ( 1 tv., 60 mlr'I.)
1Ck009 HEW8MAICEN f!..~~ ··aq Vio6enoe'' flam ~ ·~~-J r TB '&.A: IUNCH CMlt Mb 8dMd&. •
.,.. ·=Cdl..t>us" (111t. ~ 1lcNrd Al tMoGmr. ll!IW.DOf . •
MCME ''DM1Dr*11 Wom1n" (1857, Comedy)
Gliilwv-lfll'tek. L.aUten 19ricll. EALWEU . ~ .. ~~Hl~IPMD
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MJYIE "ftock 'N' Roi .. &chool'' (1979,
) P.J, Sotel. Vincent VIII Paltiln.
10:15(Z) MOVIE "The Sleent Partn«" (1979,
8oepense) Eliott Gould, Ctwtltopher PUnrner. ( 1 1-="1·= . . . ~'ti==-~-~~ 8nd .. '"*"'· ~~Join .... ~ . ~ dlM ~ dut1Mdlw ........ -Slnklrd. i)~~ .
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l 'fQ.I NII) 1"E LAW • 1* ,,,_W&IC .. MIBHJ. u.e MCME ''Sllli ICW\ Ntd Dllilh" (1951. er.
ma) Victor........_~ LMMM. '
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O> --women'• climb and rappel and white lntef swim
and raft events (from -New Zealand) : a report on
the TOUI de France bk:ycle race. (3 hra.. 30 min.) e 8A8EBALL California Angela at Oeveland lnd'-
ana ~~~ I MOVIE "Rome AcMnt\Ne" ( 1962, Orama) Troy
Donahue. Anfite Olcklnlon . • MA8TEAPIEOE THEATRE "Pride And Preju-
dice" Mr. Collins IMkl a reconclllatlon with the
Bennet family and Intends to choose one of the gins
for a wife.~ J>J:> c:;> ( 1 hr.) I :<:Mr. Rock And Roll" ( 1975. Musical)
§ Chuck Barry._l.lonel Hampton. • ii: 11:06 (11) OtM>ECK aACLE 11:20 Ill) BASEBALL Atlanta Braves al Chicago CUbs
(3 hra.L 11:~ • 0 THIS WEEK WfTH DAVID BRINKLEY
I TERRY COLE-WHITT AKER .
CHURCH IN THE HOME
GROWING YEARS MOVIE "The High And The Mighty" ( 1954. Dfa·
ma) John Wayne, Oalfe Trevoi. _ __~I 00 MOVIE "In God We Trust" (1980, 1..iOm8<JY)
Marty Feldman, An<ty Kaufinan. (1 hf., 37 min.)
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I SE.AACH '
MOVIE "Fancy Pants" ( 1950, Comedy) Bob
1-tope, LUcille Bal.
• PAPER CHASE "The Late Mr. Hart" The first·
year law students meet Profesaor Charles W. Klng&-;r' ~ ~) f()( the fnt Ume. (1 hr.)
(() AOOEO "Sohrade Pro Team Final" (2 hrs .. 30
min.) cm MOW "Oh Heavenly Dog" ( 1980, Comedy) ~~ONTHEFUt~
12:15(1) MOVIE "History Of The Wor1d -Part r·
(1981, Comedy) Mel Brooks, MadeMne Kahn. (1
hr .. 33i'nln.)
12:30 •TODAY'S Bl.ACK WOMAN
Cl) eA8EBALL BUNCH Guest: Johnny Benett
• MOYIE "At ~t" (1955, Western) Fred
Mac:Murre.y. Oofothy Malone.
(!) OUTDOOR l.FE Jim Carmichel !Mita black dUck on Virginia's Parramore lsland with sportsman Lany
Niekef.
IJNOWHEAE TO GO 1 OAOWINO YEARS MOYIE "Kramer Vs. l<remef" ( 1979, Dfame)
In Hoffman. Meryl Slreep. (1 hr., -45 min.)
1:00 .1'EOPLE 7
Cl) THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL
Cl) BASEBALL New Yonc Mets at Los Ange6e&
Dodgers (2 tws., 30 min.) 1•~12 DANGER UX8 "Seventeen Seconds To Safety"
Brtan and the IQlJ8d .have to i:teel wtth a mine that
holds a London neighbomood In Its grip. (Part 9)
~)~) ~ ClOWN ~ .• ~year-old boy, finds
hll ~ect tMChet.
1:30. Cl) SPORTS SUNDAY 12-round USBA light-
weight ~ bout belW98n Art Frias and
Ruben Munoz. (t.. from Atlantic City, N.J.): the
Celgaty Stamoedl Rodeo (llw from cetgary, Cana-
da) ~min.) •
HEAE"8LUCY AOAM-12 PROJECT UNIVER8E .
8TNONG ROOM ON. Y "Diana~ .. The for·
"Supcemet" tnemblt who has ~oMd Into I
Ind ectlrlg .upntar perfonnl many of h«
hit before an audience at ean.,. Pelace In Laa
V . (1hr.,30mln.)
2:00 ott.UOAH'818t.AHO • OAYAJt8 IBRAEl. The life, oatMf and lega-
cy of General Molt'9 Oeyer\ are INf'I throUgh rare
llm footage, Int~ and rMdlnge from hll book.
~hrs., 30 mn) • • MOYIE "The Hofte ~ .. (1959, Aftven..
ture) John W~yne._Wllmfn Holden. ~~~ .. (1969. Comedy) Sandra Oee.
e MOYIE "llw Night Of The ~· (1966, A<Mnturt) Clnt W,,,_, Manha Hyw.
• MOW! "MM Of~··~~ r.T--TODAY "Th• Maly Kay 8to-
r(' Holt Delk ~g .... wftt\ Che~ -..... WOfftln In AfMrtel,
• fllRO.ICf u.waa .
SUSPENSE DRAMA -Sam Emott and
Katharine &m •tar as two Los Angeles
architects who go to England and experience
a series of sinister ewnts In a IJlalnion
controlled by evil ·spirits In "Legacy' on
KNBC (Ch. 4) Sunday ac 9 pm ..•
~·· ( 1979. Comedy) Tim Conway, Don Knotts.
• Cl) MOVIE "Where Tht Splee Are" (1966.
SUspenae) Oevtd Niven. Francotse Oorteac. (1 hr ..
55mln.) ... • \
CZ) MOVIE "M)' BIOOdy Valentine" (1981.
Suspense) Paul t<elman, Lon Heller. (1 hr .. 31
2:20 CNH2 . mini
2:30 OUTDOOR LIFE Jim Carmichel hunts tMck
duck on Virginia'• Parramore Island with sportsman
Lar~ l =:=AVS PROJECT UNIVEA8E UNUMfTED HYDAOPLANE RACING "Thunder
On-The Ohio" from Evanavlle, Indiana. (1 hr.)
• M(ME ''Sllent MO'M" (1 976, Comedy) Mel
Brooke. Marty Feldmm'I. (1 hr .• 26 min.)
2:35@ UNOEA8EA WORLD Of JACQUES COUS-
TQU . 3:00. 2 WITH YOU ' ·
I Al ONE Gue1t: Rod S1t91f. ( 1 hf.)
MOVIE "Son Of P.i.tace" (19&2, Comedy)
Bob Hope, Jane~-,
I WOHOER WOMAN ~~~OVES
P~niavt. S1. Louie (1 hr.)
• PROJECT UNIVER8e (8) MOVIE "Running Scertd" (1972, Adventure)
Ken Wahl, John SaxOn. (1 hr., 30 min.) CC MOVIE "9 To 6" (1980, Comedy) Jane Fonda.
Dolly_ Parton.
3:30e MOVIE "Cet Ballou" (1985, Comedy) Jane
l~~Marvl~ .
CALIFORNIA WES< IN REVIEW HUMANmE8 THAOUQH THE ARTS HOA8E RAaNO WEE<L y
MOVIE "The Dark Ef'd Of The Street" ( 1981,
AdWntur•) Lan Hanington. ~ Tom11zew1kl.
9:~hr.,~~ . 4:001 SUNOAY .,. 4
12 ~ ~°' Howe'' (1972; Comedy) LMda ~. John Nllllon. ENTERTANilENT THe WES< •
MOYE "How To Mwdlr YOUI Wife'' (1916,
Jeck lAmmon, ~ Ull
• "ftOCk·A~ B_eby" ( 1958, Comedy) Jtn'Y_l ..... ....., .......
• -AU .,,_,. WEEK "A Thnt For Pro411a" GUtlt: Emlnull GokrnSI, 'tlUrdl chctor, Con--
""'*Group, 8lnfofd c. eem.tei~ Con.-')'. ~~jiz:-~ Of A """"'9r'' ( 878i er.,. a:> PE ''AIJ/l/IW' (1t1e. MysttfY) eu.ttn Hoff.. ,..,,,v-~. ,,,l• •• r ____ _.p
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Cl) THE PEKING OPERA Joenne WooO#lld holta
a Chinese extravaganza featuring elnalna. dancing.
acrobatics. mime and martial am. (f fir .• -20 mlf'I.}
• MOVIE "GuM" ( 1967, Mystery) Craig Stevens,
Edward Asnef. (1 hr., 35 min.~ •
4:06 all WAESTLIHG
4:aoe l!l 8PORT88EAT
I WMHtNGTON WES< IN Rell£W (A)
HUMANfTIEB THROUGH THE ART8
MOVIE "Stat Trek -The Motton Picture"
(1979. Science-Fiction) Wiltlam Shetnw, Leonard
Nlmoy. (2 hrs., 12 min.) cm Wt GIMME A young boy can't afford to buy the
drums he wants eo badly.
5;00 e KUNG FU · ' e GREATEST SPORTS LEGEN08 .. BUU. Jean
King" Ho~t George Plimpton. .
IDM•A•S*H
STRAIGHT TALK
=IRS 'Of. TH~ HEART ''Kate" Based on
Henry James' story of a man driven to bankruptcy
~a woman scomed. ( 1 hr.)
• ARING LINE "Voting Rights And The Southern
L9Q8CY" Guest: Sen. Jesse Helms (R-N.C.). (1
h[.)
~ HUMANmES THROUGH THE ARTS
WCT TENNIS "Vienna Classie Anal" (3 hrs.)
MOVIE "Free Spirit"· ( 1973. Adventure) Eric
Porter. Rachel Roberts.
(DJ SHOESHINE GIRL When an unruly girl's bosa Is
Injured. she Is faced with running the busineSa aln-
glehandedly and leamlng the meaning of responsl--
blUt~
5:06 aZ> NASHVIUE AUVEI
6:16(%) MOV1E "Kramer Vs. Kramer" (1979, Or.
ma) Dustin Hoffman, Meryl Streep. ( 1 hr., -45 mW\.)
6:130~~ 9 AW:, NEWS • WELCOME BACK, KOTTER MONEVMAKER8 .
MOVIE "Ki'la Of The Mowrtain" ( 1981. ~
ture) Hetry ~. Joseph Bottoms.
Cl) SH0At PICKS
I \ 1 '\ I '\( I e:00•••NEWS e MOYIE "Helo Down There" (1969, Comedy)
Tony Randal. Janet Leigh. To pr<Mt that his undier-wat« t)olJSe Is feallble. an Inventor agrees to moYe
his entire= In fOf 30 days. (2 hra.) · I'= HARDY 80Y8 I NANCY DREW MVSTER-IEB
i rr as WAfTTEN
THE ROCKFORD FILE8 M*A•s•H '
MOVIE "Struggle Through Oeeth" John Liu,
Jennlftf Yang. (2 hrs.)
I SIGNA TUAE Guest: Raquel Welch.
~=°us .
w:NA "The •TeleY!alon Expk>eion" The past,
J)fesent and Mure of American teleYlsion are
~ed. (R) D (1 hr.) CC> MOVIE "R&k 'N' Roi Hkte School" (1979,
Comedy) P.J. SOlel, Vlnoent Van Patten. A t:RJdd-
lng songwriter at Vince Lombefd High trlel to get··
the Ranlonea to record her mualc while her eQUalv
ambitious friend ptJflla the IChool heerttfvoti.
'PG' (1 hr., 31 min.) •
Cl) ~ "The Hideaways" (1973, Comedy)
Ingrid Bergman, Johnny Doran. Two children n,in
away from home a.nd hide In New Yonc City's Metro-
Mueeum of Art, Where they are befriended
1 aplrlted recluse. 'G' (1 hr., -45 min.)
MOVIE ''The North Avenue hTegulara" · (1979.
) Edward Herrmann, e.rt>eta Hanis. The new mlntater In • amel town organa,,,s a group of
dotty women In hll congregation. to atop the now of
church funda to cf1rnlnalL 'G' i1hr .• 38 min.) 8:051:W&K IN REvtEW • ~30 AOHT 8ACK
I T'8 HOLL YWOOO L~rOMOAAOW 8WA8HIUCIQ..EAB The plrattl of -9f)'Mr
and ~ todlly .,. ex.emNd by ICtOr Ctvlatophtr
Atklnl ti lhll tentelY llPldll. ~ AEVOUIT10NI A chme bMed on a ~· protlllOr. Jen ~ who ... tor "ooMel f'...on& ( 1 hr .• 30 rrin.)
FUN Wint .a*C • . " CA~ ~"<&....... . I iUMD 80011"8 ~TIOtW.. MAGIC
OIDll eon ot .. "'°" := ~ clrQ'9 .. ~ • ~ •• ......
tl'8lned bier act 8"d • otown on•~• IMft
foster 1amlly When Joe !Ind Ted attempt • danger· oua reec;ue. (FU (1 hr.) . e THE BAG LAOIES: AN tNVa8t.E MINOAfTY Jiff
Helvefaon, director of the Downtown Women's Cen-
t• and Or. Rodger Farr, Senior Coneuttlng Plychla--
trlst Join reporter Ginger Ceeev 11 lhe e>camlnee the = stricken, lonely ~ of LOI A~ Bag
CE .-aAY SWAGGART -
• AOCK AHO AOlL: THE FIAST 26 YEAAS "The
Groupe Of Rock And Roll" Patrick Simmons and
Mlctwel McDonald of the Oooble Brothe{a hoat this
look af how groups have evolved, refined and lnflu-
«ad l8dl ottw In the music Industry. ( 1 ht.) I A&CENT ~MAN
WCTORY GAADEN llCME "The Great Muppet CaQer'' (1981,
Comedy) Chartee Grodin, Diana Rigg. Reporters
Kermit. Fozzie and Gonzo trace a fal)ulol,ls stolen ~ to London. 'G' ( 1 hr., 40 m n.) CI> MOYIE ''The Survlvof"' (1981, Fantasy) Robert
Powell. Jetiny Agutter. A pilot survMll a catastroph-
ic 747 crash unscratched and eeerchee for the man r~ble. (1hr.,24 min.) CD> ~ Dalas Stata vs. Loe Angei. Strlngl (2
hnt .• 30 min.), .
(%)MOVIE ' Hlstory Of The World -Part I" (1981,
Comedy) Mel Brooke, Madeline Kahn. Man's llk.JstO-
oue history -from Neanderthal cavemen to the
Spanish tnqulSltlon -Is examined. 'A' ( 1 hr.. 33
7:06 NEWS min* 7:30 FOCUS ON BRIT A1N
• PORT'RAITS IN PASTa.8
CC) MOYIE "Two-Way Stretoh" (1961. Comedy)
Peter Sellers, Wilfred Hydlt-Whlte. A trio of p<lson
Inmates plan to break out, then break In again with
a truckload of dlamoodt. ( 1 hr .. 30·mln.) e:ooe <ll AACHte BUNKER'S PLACE Archie tnea
to 8fr8tlg9 a date between Bille and a respectable ~~fromherpaatr (R} -
• • QIP8 Jori mak• the capture of thfee cieYer fwn1* ear tNeYes a pertOf\81 crusade whefl they
.... hil truck~ tv.) • I Ellf1"mT M THIS WEEK 9 MOVIE "Marilyn: The Untold Story" (1980, ~aphy) C8therlne Hicka. Jason Miier. The p<l-
vete life behfnd the pubic legend of America'•
gr•a.t~x -Marilyn Monroe -Is drama-1~ 3hrl.) ~
~~WISE
MOYIE "Gidget" ( 1959, Comedy) San«a Dee,
Robertson. During· IUl'Mlef vecatlon, a girt
chases sun, 8Uf1 and romance. (2 hrs.) I AUST~ COOKE'S AMERICA
AFFAN ~ THE HEART ''Kate'' Baaed torl
Henry James' story of a l"Mf\ driven to bankruptcy
by a woman eoorhed. ( 1 hr.) e NOVA "Strange Sleep" The men whO dllcO¥-
.-ed and pioneered the tle6d pf anestheU In the
19th century are profled. (R) D (1 hr.)
• MASTERPIECE T'HEA11E"'""Prtde And Pretu-
dice" Mr. B#lgley'a abrupt departure to London
hurt• Jane deeply and Bzabath • convinced that
the ~~bl9 Mr. Darcy was to bleme. (Part 3) ~)~~ .
~MOVE "S.O.B." (1981, Comedy) WAMam Hal--
den, Jule Andrews. A moYle director who hll j1.-t
flnllhed a multl-millon dollar h.ri(ey goes from
attempted suicide to a blzwrety Inspired re-4hootlng
of hie -. 'A' (2 hra., • min.) e MOYIE "Ktamer Va. Kramer" (1979. Orama)
Dustin Hoffman, ~ Streep. A man battlel wttb
hll ex-wife for cust of their young eon after lhe
walks out on them. ' ' ( 1 hr .• 46 min.) 8:061 JEfff'f FALWELL · 8'.30 <ll ONE DAY AT A TME The newt of Batbe-
ra and Mark's engagement tends AM Into a deep
l .alon. (R)
WOALO'TOMOAAOW
Pm•G AT THE IMPROV 80 NCE HAVINQ A WOUi AROUND THE
GAME PLAYERS -A traveling aalesman
(~ Segal, bottom righr) finds hi& life
endangered when his snowbound car forces
him into a Swiss chalet occupied by rhree
mUJchieve>&U retired Jawyen -(clockwise
from boctoln left) Robert Morley, n-evor
Howard and »nlyn Wil.liams -in "The
DNdlJ' (.'i__anxa" on Home Bwf. Ol~_&mday
ar g pm. .
8:46 CZ> a.AAl..E'8 CHAMPLIN ON THE F1LM SCENE too e Cl) AUCE Vera. hooked on I08P operas.
quits after Mel refules to allow her to watch them at
work._JR) e • MOVE ''The Legecy" (1979, Horror) Kaltherine Rost, Sam Eliot. A Loe Angetee ercflltect and her 8880c6ate ,......., to Etlgllnd on aeigi wnent
and beCome entangled In a utenlc: Oi'fl. lR> (2 IME:,a-~
SIGNAl\JRE Guett: Raquel Wefch.
MABTEAPtECE THEATRE "Pride And Pre~
" Mr. Blngley's abrupt departure to London
hurts Jane deeply and EJ&.abeth la corwtnoed that
tile dfsa~.~ble Mr. Darcy was to beame. (Pelt 3) IB> 1 hf .
• "Malice Afor~t" Or. Bk*-
lelgh'a conduct becomes unpt'Of111fcoel 11 he elow-
ly and methodlcalty goes •bOut putt~ a murdercq
scheme Into action. (P.n 2) (R) n (1 hr.)
CC) MOVIE ''Cheei>er To Keep Hit" ( 1980 Com&-
dy) Mac Davlfi. l'ovah ~.In order to meet hfS allmooy paymenta, • reoentty divorced ~
detective trec:Q doWn detlnqUent hlJlbende for a
divorce la~. 'R' (1hr .• 32 min.)
Cl) QOl..F • <llh Open Anal Round'' from the Roy-
JTroon Golf Club In Ayrehlre, Scotland. (2 hrs.) CID THE DE.AOL Y GAME Three retired Cttmlnal law-
ytn play a game of cat-end-moult With a Memlng-
ly Innocent victim: Geotge Segal, Trevor Howard
and~ Martey star. (2 tn.)
Cil MOVIE ''Wolfen" (1981, ~Albert Rn-~. OWte VenorL Polee •• faoed an "'1UIU8I
problem as New Y2f'< 0tY le Invaded by 1 peck of ~wcMI. 'R (1hr.,66mln.) CZ> MOVE "The stent Partner" (1079, ~)
Eliott Goutd. Chttltopher Plummer. A benk t .... • Impromptu attempt to Clltt In on a rObbery IMdl to
haraeernent end terror whln ""41 rMI thief cMtel
Nm to rec::aptl.n hll IOOt, 'R' ( 1 hr .• 45 min.)
fl t:oe a> OPt!N UP • .
1:80 e <ll THE JEFFEMONB George gives Flor-
enci. some helpful tlpt on how to land a man. (R) l!
I WOALD ~ SUfMVAL • S
JACK VAH IMPE -i
MOVIE "Brlghalr) Young" ( 19'0. Biography) <
Tyrone Power. Linda Demel!. A pioneer leedl the. 0,.. Mormon people 8Cfo&a the frontier to the new. c
n~nd now cded San Lake City. (2 hrs.)
"""'""V ~ TINY REVOLUTIONS A drama baMd on a -
ez.cnoelovaklan p<ofeeeor. Jan Kalina. who was ~
~for political reasons. (1tv .. 30 min.) '-
CD) MOVfE "S.O.B.'1 (1981 , Comedy) Wiiiiam Hot-.j
den. Julie Andrews. A moYle ~ector who has Just
ftnllhed a multknlllion dollar ttnay goee from 0 attempted suicide to a bizatrety lne?red r.-thootlng -
of NI~-'R' ~·· 4 min.) a) 10:00. Cl) TRA JOHN, M.O. A cardiac patient «»
refuses.to let anyone perform surgery on him exdept N
a doctor who ta rapidly becoming Incapacitated by
his :nz~·· <A> c1 hr.> I THEwORD FOfrTOOAY
THE BARA T ARIANS The unique bayou people
of the south of New ()(teens -~ trappers
and boat butldert -are profUed. ( 1 hr.) • R.AM8AAD6 "Sing No Sad Songe" Christina.
Dorothy and WUllam mourn Sandy's death; Chnstlna
and Wiiiiam 9.8t married . .(Part 8) (A) D (1 hr.)
Cl) MOVIE.' La Cege Aux Folle& II" (1980. eomc.-.
dy) Ugcr T ognazzl, Michel Serrauft. A midd&-eged gay coup6e are the quarry of a &ee1et organtzatlon
trying to get the mk:rofllm that one of them awaJ.
lowed. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 39 min.)
• MOVIE "History Of The Wor1d -Part I" ( 198i •
Comedy) Mel &ookl.. Madeline Kahn. Man'a lluttO-
ous history -from NMnderthal cavemen to the
Spanish Inquisition -Is examined. 'A' ( 1 hr., 33
' mln.l .
10:06@) MO\'IE "The Ghost Goes West" (1936.
Comedy) Robert e>on.t, Jean Pner. When an
Anslcan buys. Scottllh cut» and ... It lt"PPed
• to America+ it. ghost comes along. ( 1 hr., '5 min.)
10:30. LONE AANQER iPORT8 WRAP..YP
. .IMl'f SWAGGART
MOYIE "The Chlldren" (1980, Horror) Martin
, Gii AogeB. A strange rlldio9cttYe cloud
turm a gr.oup of 80hoolcttien Into murderoue z.om.
blel with ~ flngerMk ·~ tv .. so min.)
10:<t6e 8'1NDAY 8POftTI,
11:001,,.uv• NEW8
AFRICA'S WEEPtNG.. .. BUT WHO'S~ IHO? Hosts: carol Lawrence. Stan Mooneyham.
Gueata: Efrem Zlmbdlt Jr .. Dean Jonel. Wlllan'I
Shetner. (1 br.)
I SfffV FALWB.L
ARAN ~THE HEAAT "Kate" Based on
Henry James' story of a man driven to bllnkruptcy
by• woman eoorned. (1 hr.) • 8HEAK PAEV1EW8 Roger Ebert and Gene Silk·
et host an lntonMttYe k>cic at what'• new at the
moo.1ee. (R)
Cl) ALL-8TAR 8'0AT8 CHAU.ENGE 1978 Cellfor·
Ml Angele vs. UM8 Wortd Champion Clel;eland lndlall8 •
Cli) MOVIE "The Siient Pettner" (1979, Sulpenle)
EJNott Gould, CMstopher Ptunwnet. A bank teller's
Impromptu att8fT¥)f to cah In oo a rObbery IMdll to
hel._,,.,t and tefTor wMr\ the reel tNef chasea
Nm to recaptl.n hie loot. 'R' (1hr.,46 mW\.)
(I) MOVIE "HouM Of 1000 Pleeana" ( 1975,
• Comedy) A young man i.eurpr19ed to INm that hit
~friend 19 wonting at an excMtYe brothel. 'R' (1
c%j ~t "MY Bk>Qj1y VaJentlM". (1881,
SUlpense) Paul t<.lman, Lori Heliw. A llnlll town
beoomea a m of t9rrOr eutng their annuel v.-
h 'a Oey dlncl. 'A" (1hr.,31 mn) 11:16~f C88 NEWS 11:30 8PORT8 ANAL
• CLUB A lode at PJeeldelit RMglln'a promo-
tion of volunteerllm; formlf Lawreooe W• muel-
claoe. (1hr.,30mln.~
eAStCNEWS
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•
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·Mon~
\I< >I{'\!'\(. \I<>\ I I'°'
t:OO(C) .,,_,. V111 .. .: lil*'6'' (1978, Orama)
John Ritter, Cerrle .... Cl) "Dirty Trtoka". (1M1, Comedy) Blott Gould,
Kate .Mdcloo. . we ··a.c.u. or Yot' (W2. Aomlnol) Lor ... , .. y~ Jeff a.nctllr. • uo•''FM-&uiMW...,..'' (197~> ~
7:~ CZ> "The Siient Pat1Nf" ( 1979, SUspense)
Eliott Gould. Chttsr~ Plummet.
8:00<1:) "McUntodd" (1983, Weatem) John Wayne.
Maureen O'Hara.
Cl) "Ollwlf Twllt" (1976, Adverlture) Animated. 8:06@ "The Easy Way'' (1952, Comedy) Cery Grant, Betsy Drake.
8:30(8) "SST: OlulW In The Sky" (197y.
8uQtnle) Lome <nene, Bur~ Meredith. e:oo• "The T""1klQ Point" (1977.· Drama) Anne ·
Bancroft; Shlt1w Mec:L.llnl.
9:15CZ> 0 .1iiim:l c1e73. Aomlnce> Robby Benson.
Gtynnls O'Connor. ' •
10:00<1:) "Med w~· (1~7. Comedy) Harold
~ Ftencee Rlmldln. • c-··-(1880, er.M.> 0.. ~John
~ ·~ --Out'' (1982. Comedy) Kim Novak. -.o.m.;.
1ctO&e ''Slft&I r.'.' (1911, Wntlm) Alllldofph
l ... Clrtlr. ,.
10: •'The Hofdl A_.,.~·· (1971, Com-
Ect.Mf '"''""*"' ...... ...... 10: "The °"' End °' ..... ...... (1911,
AcMnlure) .__tlMlli.~HlnryTov •llcL 11:31<1:) .. UnlanClly'' (1 IW.. .}.
\
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\
e ~ AT POr8 ''Benny Goodman'' Jazz
vtrtuoeo Benny Goodman joins Arthur Fiedlef Ind
the Boeton Popt Orchestra In a memorable 1974 ~. (R) (1 t)r.) <H> FlA8H8ACK: w~ -m-HEE-1 CRASH 1128
Actual newsreels help dramatl:z8 the stories oflfour
~ folloo/Mg the October 1929 New York
St~ Exchaogeetuh. (1 tv.)
(D) MOVIE "Kiii Or Be l<Jlledt' ( 1980, Adventurt)
Jamel Ayan. Chartotte PMchelle. A former Nazi oom-
Jn&nder. who IOlt -an lmpOrtant karate mat.ch to the
Japanese cM1rlg the war. eeeke to avenge his defeat
by tflllltlng the top kuog tu fighters from around th4t
wor1d In a tournament 'PG' (1 tv .. 30 m .)
8:008 Cl> PfWATE BENJAMIN Captain Lewta 18
Ullgned to lnwsllgate chargee of eexuaJ harase-
ment brought ~t a mecho colonel (A)
• • lITTlE liOUSE ON THE PAAIAtE Almaqzo
-~ to exercise to regain the uee of h6s legs until
a etorm levels his home and he redzee that Laura
• haalsoglvenuphope. (Part2) (A) r"'i (11hr.) e MOVIE "Arabesque" (196e, ~tunt) Gu~
gory Peck. Sophia Loren. When an American pro-feesor In England ts kidnapped. aJd comes In the
form of a mysteriouil woman who II the mistress of
an oil ~te. (2 ht&) · • BEST Of THE W£8T A Jiited, would-be bride
tl#nl to ~for comfort and tobloe. (A)
• MOVIE 'To Catch A Thief' (1955. Mystery)
Quy Grant, Grace K911y. A reformed )ewe! thief ts
auspected of returning to a Ute of crime after he falls
In love with a wealthy young woman. (2 hrs.)
(!)PAUL HOGAN
• P.M. MAGAZINE The winner of Cosmopolltan'e .
search for the ~ect maJe; a visit to.the Israel! Di8-
mond Exchange.
• MOVIE "Mary Jane Harpe< Cried Last Night"
(19n. Orama) Susan Dey, Kevin McCarthy. A
pediatrician suspects a mother of chlld abuse. (2
hrs.) ·-a MIXED BAG "A Piece Of The Act1on·· Artists,
colectors, and art dealefa examine thf! question of
~allies.
• EVENNG AT POPS ''Benny Goodman'' Jjlzz
virtuQ&o Benny Goodman Joins Arthur Fledlet' 8nd
the ~on Pops Orcheltra In a memorabte 1974
~onnance. (R) (1 tv.)
(C) MOVIE "Mcllntoc:kl" (1963, Western) John
Wayne, Maureen O'Hara. A cattle baron trtes to
handle a group of disgruntled Indians and cope wtth a fiery, determined wife at the same time. (2 hra.)
(I) 8PORTS CENTER •
Cl) MOVE "The Chinese Connection" (1973,
AdYenture) Bruce Lee, Robert Baker. A martial arte
student aets out to avenge the murder of his teacher
In which a rlval school was lnYofved. "A' (1 hr., 47
min.) ..
• MOVIE '.:the Goncef1 For Kampucthea'' (1980.
Musical) PaUr'McCartney, The Who. A host of re>c*
performers. many of whom get together In an au.-~
star re>c* orchestra, .are featured In this record of a
series of concerts held for the benefit of reMef to
war--r~ Cambodia. (1 hr .• 20 min.)
8:161 AU. IN THE FAMILY 8:30 (I) WKRP IN ctNCINNA Tl Mr. Carteon and
Jenntfer tak~over Herb's )ob dof1ng his hoeplta8z,a-
Uon. (R) · e MOVIE "Marooned" (1969, Scienc9-Flc:tion)
SINGING G.I. -Elvis ~, and Juliet
Pn>wse co-star In "G.I. Blues' Monday on
W7llS (Ch. 17) at 8 p.m. Presley plays music
with his Army buddies, while Miss Prowse
is a nigbtclub.Ji!!ncer.
"""'" Glegoty Peck. Richard Crenna. Three astronaub
find themeelVea stranded In space when their milde
malfunction.. .(2 hrs .. 30 min.) i ~ MAGAZJNE FeatUted: An Interview
wtth actress Erin Mocao; meetltlg through Single'•'
Magazine; humor wtth Maureen Murphy. t8 GH08T8 Dorothy Tutln and Btlan 0eecon star In
lblen's drama of a woman who dll!lcollefs her ton
has acqolred eome detested trda of her deceeled
Mband. {1 ht .. 30 min.) . • GAEA1' ~AHC£B "Btahms' Lieder
Reciter' MezzCHopr800 Chrleta Ludwig Is accom-
panied by Leonard -Bernstein on piano for a per~
formanoe of Btahml' "Ueder" from the Tel Avtv
Museum. (R) (1 tv.J
(8) MOVIE "My BIOOdy Valentine" (1981,
Suspense) Paul Kelman. Lori Heller. A emall town
becomes a scene of terror during their aooual Valen-
tine's Day ~nee. 'R' (1 hr., 31 min.)
(DCHARUECHAPUN ''TheVeigabond''
(%) MOVIE "The Derk End Of The Street" ( 1981.
Adventure) Laura Harrington, Henry Tomaszewski.
(1 tv .. 29 mln.)
8:46Gl) MOVIE "Band Of Anaell" (1867, ~
ture) Clari< Gabie, Sidney Poitier. An educated
black slaw meets a Southern gentleman who tw.s
secrets to conceal (2 hra., 40 min.) 9:008 (I) M·A·s·H A former heavyweight boxing
8dl"-' ft'Cr1''*« fnlmmoc~
10,,.._lt'allW •we°''*"* to diecarddlt ............. 1.1P---.1or . ,......•omowe .... ,,... Alllll IM ' 2-·· --""·e.e.
... OUl!lft '"'* ~
... "' . 19 champion. followed bV ~ dfewa. p8yS i ~ vl8lt t6 the 407'7th. (A) :sz e. MOVIE "TM Aafnlllt Love" t1979, Orama) 0 Linda Purl, Timothy Dalton. The llfe of a betrothed -
American heiress Is draetlcally changed when she ~
meets a marqlJls and a 'Journal.lat In l>aris. (A) (2 r-
~) 0 9 BEST Of THE WEST A jllted, would-be bride ~
turns lo Fr=wfort and solace. (R) .,, I ~T l'£RFORMANCES ''Btahms' Liedef ~
Aecltal" Mezio-sopfano Chrlatd lud'MQ Is accom-~
panled by Leonard Bernstein ·on piano for a per-c..
formance of Btahms' "lieder" from the Tel Am c
Museum. (A) ( t hr.) • -<
(I) WCT TENNIS "Vienna Classic Anal" (3 hra.) .'$
(lJM0\11E "The Krtack And How To Get It" (1965, _.
Comedy) Alta Tushlngham, Ray Stooks. A young co man ~empts 10 become popular with the ladles by ~
studylnghls best friend's methods. (1 hr., 24 min.)
9:30 9 Cl) HOUSE CALLS Charley dlacov8fS that a
handsome gynecologist Jane admires Is performing
unnecessary surgery. (A)
Cf) MOVIE "Manflsh" ( 1956, AdVenture) John
Btomfleld, Lon Chaney. A Jamaican treaaure hunt
turns Jnto an expedition of deceit and terror. ( 1 hr ..
30mln.)
I YOU ASKED FOR rT
THE SPLICE Of LIFE em Skane looks at how new dlscove<les In the field of genetic engineering
may change oor wOOd. and lntencfews scientists
who are applying gene spflclng techniques to agri-
cuttU<e, drug manufacturing and human beings. ( 1
hr.)
(D) MOVIE "Allee. Sweet Alice" ( 1978, Horror) LJn..
da Miller. Paula Sheppard. Members of an Italian.
American family are Vfctlmlzed by a psychotic mur-
dere< In their mtdst. 'R' (1 hr.,~ min.)
• MOVIE "Big Wednesday" ( 1978, Orama) Jan-
Mlchae4 Vincent, Wlltlam Katt. Ttvee Cellfomla boya en_py the surf and sand until they begin to reeJIZe
tnal thefe's more to llfe than waxing down their
boards. 'PG' (2 hrs., 5 min.)
10:008 (I) LOU GRANT Blllle has a brush with the
supernatural while working on a murder story. (A)
iftu: , I CABARET "Slngln' II" Katen Morrow and Nancy
Dussautt sing about singing. e ANSEL ~: PHOTOORAPHER One of the
greatest photographefs of tho 20th century talkl
about ~ life, work and perspective Off phologra-
~. (A) (1 tv.) CC> MOVIE "Janis" (1974, Biography) Documents· ry. Janis Jop4ln ri9es from an unhappy and obscure
past In a sme• Texas town to heed the charts as a
~ re>c* and blues llnaef. (1 hr .• 45 min.)
CB) MOVIE ''History 01 The Wol1d -Part r· (1981. Comedyy Mel 8t()OQ, MadeJlne Kahn. Man'! illust"-
ous histOf)' -from Neanderthal cavemetf' to the
Spe.ni8h lriqulsltlon -" elC8mlned. 'R' ( 1 hf.. 33
~~_;~,!I~ Tales" (1978, Comedy) Don
Sperka. Sy nu191'dlon. A h*todlol'1le pt1nCe experi-ences many encounters a he )OUmeyl ttwot9l fairy
land In search of the woman Who will bear t\fs heir.
'A' (1 hr .• 20 min.)
CZ) MOVIE "M'y Bloody VaJentlne" (1981,
Suspenee) Paul Ketman, Lori Heller. A amalt town
becomes • scene of terror during their annual vaten-
I That .. lilocl -for~when
chanj(ea tn "°'"'
llfe necftlilC•tt •
purctiMieor •-· ~~
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dla'Wlt • ''"~ "'°"' alfonlable
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II . ' '' ~ Tt.es&y (ccntinued)
~ ==-· (1hr .• 30mln.l M<WIE "I Hate ENondel" 1~, Comedy) Jeen ~ • Enrico Monteeano. ThleoM dllcCMt' that
2:-a WMlth)' novellt'a latal't WOl'k <*ctlbla In detail
:) the MCUtty system Pf()tectlng the v.iaeblea In hll
-, home. ( 1 hr .• 60 min.) ~ 1:10• MOYIE ''Celelntlon At Big Sur" (1971. ~ MulJCal) Joan .Baez. Joni Mftchell. Top rode acta
"C ere feetuted In a documentaty of the 1969 Qlg Sur u.. FeltlvaJ at the Eulen lnltltute. ( 1 tv .r-3() min.)
j 1:10· NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT • > 1:46 UOVIE ''Wotfen" (1961. SUlpenle) AJbert
.,_ Finney. Otane V9'lCQ. Police are f8Cld wtth an unu-
~ tual prob*n u New Yort< Oty II Invaded by a pecf( ~ of~ woMll. 'R' (1 hr .• 65 min.) 1:50 a.t18810N: IMP088el.E
2:00. MOVi£ "Barabbas" (1982, A~tufe)
Anthony Quinn, 8'lvana Mangenc). The thl9f
re6eued In lieu of Jeeua wrestlM wtth the q!.lttca of
fate thaHolow him e'fWafter. (2 tn,;, 45 nW\.) · ' 2:0& (!) NEWS
CC) MOVE "Inside MoYee" (1980, Orama) John
Sevtge, Oel(k1. Morie. A newoorner to the group of
l'9gUWa at an o.kJand ber mey ·hold the by to
l'l"lklng the b811erlder't dremn of becOlnll ig a pro
be1Mt.be1 ~a rtialty. 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 63 rm.)
2: 15 CZ) CHAR.:EB aw#LJN ON nE F1.M 8CeHE 2:30 (!) MOFllNQ 8TRIETI'::H I~ MAD NJ HEll G1l1p ~
once..,, that a ttanO-up ~~ • ,.~ -thlt time the • , ...
featured. 1 Iv.)
CZ) "The Oelfc End or The Street.. < 1ee1.
AcMntwe) Laura Han'lngton, Henly T~
(1 hr •• 29 min.) 2;~1NEW8 .
2:50 NEWS all WOfU> AT LAAGE
3'00. RAT PATROL • ~JOE FRANKUN
ll) '& HIGHLIGHTS "1982 Davis Cup Quar-
ter-l=lnaJ·• Sweden w. U.S:A. (1 hr.)
3:20. MOVIE "Anatomy Of A Crtme" (1969, Mys-
tery) Oenen McGavin. Ted Knlaht. A pnvate lnveett-
gator I<><*& Into a 12-year-oldldq~ cue. (1
hr .• 40 min.) -• r -
3:30e VOYAGE TO THE BOtTOM OF THE SEA e M<ME "Starting Ovet" ( f979. CornedyJ Burt
Reynolds, Jin ClaybUrgh. Aftertnonths"oflV dinners
and blind dates. a dlvOfced magazme wnter thinks
he'a found true love when a schoolteacher entera'tllts
life. 'R' ( 1 tv .. 4-4 min.)
3:.40(1) MOVIE "Nashville Girl" (1979, Drama) Mon-
ica ..Gayle. Roger Davis. A Kentucicy farm glrl
aeeiches '°' auccess In the ~~ capital. 'A' U tv .. 27 min.) • •
3:"6CH) MOVIE "For Your Eyes Only'' (1981, Adven-
ture) Roget Moore, Topol. Jamel Bond tracks a
Cflmlnal who portolned a top eecret BrttJsh defenle
device. 'PG' (2 hrs .. 5 min.)
4:00 cfl JIMMY SWAGGART ' (!)SPORTS~ .
CZ) MO\'IE "The Passion or Anna" (1969, Orama)
Liv Ullmann. Bil» Andec'sson. After 1he break up of hef marriage, an 8g'IOtiondy unstable woman taket
on an equaltv disturbed lovef. 'R' (1 hr., 40 mtn.)
4:05 m RJNl'IME CC> MO\l1E "The Happy Hooker" (1976, Comedy)
Lynn Redgrave, Jean-Pierre Aument. The llfe of New York's famoua call glf1, Xavtata Hollander, It
told. 'R' (1 hr .. 36 min.)
4:30• VOYAGE TO THE BOTI'OM OF THE SEA
Cf) Jil.t BAKKER
4:3511 DREAM OF JEANNIE
4:46 MOV1E "Lady At Mfdnight" (1~. Mystery)
Richard Oerriig. Francee Rafferty •. ~ young womwi
becornn lnvolWd fn danger end nlgh-pl'ICed nu-der. (1 hr .. 15 min.)
. Auto advertiaµi, increuea
•
Eliott Gc>Ud.
\l 11 .l{ "\< >< )\ \I< l\ 11.~
12:00• "Red Mcurtaln" (1951, W9'tem) Alan
Ladd, Lizabeth Scott. .
• "Eighteen And ~nxlous'' ( 1957, Orama) Mar-
thl Scott. Jackie Coogan.' • "Lad: A Oog1' {1982, Orama) Peter Breck, Pgiy McCI~ _ -
Cll)"Hawmpsl" (1976, Comedy) James Hampton.
Christopher Connely.
Cl) "Kramer Vs. t<famer" ( t979. Orama ) OUstln
Hoffman. Meryt Streep. .
12:30. "The Girls On Th6 Beach" (1965. Mystery)
Noreen COtcoran, Martin West. CZ> ''Wetcome To l.A." (1977, Orama) Keith Car-
radine, Sally Kell•man. 1:00~ "Agatha" ( 1979. Mystery) Oustln Hoffman.
VW\essa Redgrave.
, 2:00(I) ''Raggedy Man" (1981, Orama) Slssy Spa·
eek. Eric Roberta.
'
• "I Hate Blondes" ( 1981. Comedy) Jean Roche-
fort. Enrlco Montesano. 2:20(%) "Father or The Bride'' (1950,· Comedy)
~Tracy. Elizabeth Ta)'b.
2:80(!) "The Baby" (19n, SUspetise) Anjanette
Comer, Ruth Roman.
Cl) "The Laat Time I Saw Paria" ( 1954, Drama)
81zabeth Taylor, Van Johnson _ 3:30~ ''Tom Sawyer" (1973. Musk:al) Johnny Whl-
taker. Celeste Hain. CID "Running Scared" (1972. Adventwe) Keo
Wahl, John Saxon . e "Homer" ( 1970, Orama) Don Sca1dlno; Alex
Nicol.
3:66al "My BIOOdY V'91entlne'~ (1981. Su&pense)
Paul Kelman, LOf'I Hel*. · · . •:ooe "Cd Of The Wild" (1972. AdvenQ.lre) Charlton Heston, Mlct*e Merciet.
4:30(1) "Huckleberry Ann" (1974, AdVenlUre) J,tf
Eut Paul Winfield.
5:00(!) "GOflla At ~ge .. (1954, Mystery) Camer-
on Mitchel. Lee J. Cobb.
Glw ~Liberty''. (197-'. AMntt.n) Robert Richard~ 5: "~': (1981, ~) Stott
Gould. Kate . •
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game show contestants: a k>ok 11t the roek group
Journey; a look 6t the Mexican Rodeo ln Los Ange-
lel.
l •FAMl.VFEUD ~ OH LA. Feetwed: a competition tor the most 'elegant' man; a profllo of country western
singer Lacy J. Dalton; the latest In home entertain-
ment.
•TIC TACDOOGH NEwARK AND REALITY
YOU ASKED FOR IT M•A•S•H
8'GNA TURE Guest: Wiiiiam Styron.
MACNEJt I LEHRER REPORT
SURVIVAL "Secrets Of 'P"" African Baobab"
Orson Welles narrates a close-op portrait of Africa's
great baobab tree. filmed by Alan and Joan Root In
Kenya's Tsano National Pali<. (A) ( 1 hr.)
(a> MOVIE "Raggedy Man" (1981, Drama) Slsly
Spacek. Etlc RotJerts. In 1944. a telephone operator
In a smau Texas town sacrifices her standl~ In the
community when she has a:Jhar1 affair with a com-
bat-bound &ab. 'PG' (1 tv., 35 min.)
• SHOESHINE GIRL When an unruty gltl'a boss Is lntUfied, she Is ~oed with running the business sin-~ndedly and learning the meaning of responsi-. e:oo'e MR MERLIN Alex lo6e8 her ability to .:pOp ..
ahd with lt goet the power that keeps her from per-,,
manentty fading away. (R) e e AEAL PEOPLE Featured: a female umpire; •
dog wash; a mountain cilmber who scales Icy
slopel; the Miss Seid Amertca cootest. (A) (1 hf.)
• MOVIE ''The Trouble With Women" (1971, Mys-
• tery) eon ReynotdS. LalnflC8 Luckenblt. Potloe
detective 08.n August Investigates two caaes of
women murdering their IOYefs. (2 hfs.) • g THE GREATEST AMEHCAN HERO A
ahlpwrecf( In the Devil's Trtangle sets Ra~ on the trail of a preNstoJlc see creatU1e and a ruthtees
E. (A) ( 1 hr.)
PUBLIC AFFAFS MOVIE "The femlly" (1973, Orama) Chene&
Of*>'\ .. nland. A Mafia cootract kJlier le obit-
~ to CltlTY out the ~ of the mob. (2
(!)~FROM YONKERS e OPENNG MGHT AT THE CIACU8 The Barnwn And Balley 'Circus Is wetx>rned to town by Adam
Rich. the star of "Baht ts S:nnunh " (1 hr.) e ~Gho1f"0(Fllght-..01r.(19'18, Mys.-
te.y) Ernest Borgnine, Kim Basinger. The appet1Uon
of a dead fllght officer begins appeettng to ctfNI
members of pCanes USillg uJvageeble parts of his
downed jetliner. (2 hrt.) QI 8TYlE "Video Rock" This segment examines
the combination of video techniques and rock per-
formances. &.
• SURVIVAL "Secrets Of The Afrlcari Baobab"
Orson Weles na.rrates a cioM-tJp portrait of Africa's
great baobab tree. timed by Alan and Joan Root tn K~~IPark. (R) (1hr.) ~BIZARRE ''Bia Foot"
• MOVIE "GaS:ir (1981. Comedy) Donald Suther·
land, Susan Anspach. A radio OJ and a reporter try
to expoae an oil magnate' a plot to drive up gas pric-
es by'"COf).!rlYing an oil shortage. 'R' (1 tv .. 30 mlo.)
NO fCAP -One of cbe~reit .tlln
of rhe mwdcal world, lamed vl01i.ni6t It.:zhak
Perlman, will play Pagna.ninJ and diacu8s
how haodlcapped peopl.e .should add up
their abilities, not their disabilities, on ''Over
F.asy" Wednesday at 8:30 •a.m. on KOCE
(Ch. 50).
S:808 ()) CASS MALLOY A young mOther II
ted to fill out her deceased husband's unex-
enn as aheriff.
IAON8IOE
IGOA 8TAAVINSKY A three-pert musical bk>gf•
phy of the CompoMf Igor Stnrvtnsky delneetlng the
three pflases of l\ls creative career. (Pait 3) ( 1ht.) e THE COUSTEAU OOV88EY "The Warm-Blood-
ed Sea: Mammals Of The Deep" Captain Cousteau
traces the evolUtlon of aee llfe, the warm-blooded
··r~tlon'' and the return of mammata like whelel.
seals and dolphins to the eee. (R) (1 hr.)
(I) LAD& NIGHT OUT 81'AARINO PUOGYI
Comedienne Pudgy hosts an alknale strip show In a ~tiievenlnQ of entertainment from~ dale's n t<*'b In Loe Angeles. ( 1 hf .• 15 min.)
8:50tm 9:00 8 ()) MOVIE ''Rape And Mamage -The Ride-
out Case" ( 1980, Orama) Linda Hamilton. Mickey
Rourke. An enraged wffe and mother bttngs a
Charge of rape against her hutbend 'for whom she
;: G ~~~~sees her father
having lunch with a woman Who la not her mother.
i ) . 0 THE FALL GUY Cott eendl Howle and Jody
to Nevada to pick up a check forger for Big Jack.
i>~--
Now you can control your chlldrtn'•
teWMion vtewfng ~ when you CM'1
be tMre to supervise.
ed SM: Mammals Of The Delp" Captain Cousteau .,,
tr1Cet the evolUtlon of ... Hft, the warm-blooded g:
''revawtton" and the return of mammals llke wf\a*, -·seals and dolPhlns to tbe aee. (R) (1 hr.) -4 Ci:> MOVIE "The Hustler Of Muecle Beach" ( 1980. <
Orama) Rlohetd Hatch. Kay Lenz. A smallttme hut--~
tJer cootrlvet a tchen'le to tum a ek>w-wttted ama-!'l
teur Into a wonct cla8I body-bulldlng champion. (2
hrs.)
Cl) TRACf( AND F1ELD "On-Galen Meet'' from
Stockholm. Sweden. (2 hrs .• 30 min.)
Cli) MOVIE "The Silent Penner" (1979. Suspense) '-
Elliott Gould; Christopher Plummer. A bank teller"a ~
Impromptu auempt to cash In on a robbery leads to
harassment and tet'ror wtlen the reel thief chasee ;,
him to recaptUl'e his loot. 'R' (1 hf .. 45 min.)
<D MOvte ''Swee:r::::r ( 191s. =tv Mart-~ angeia Metato, G Giannini. Direct Lina ~
Wertmullef. In order to survive on a deserted Medi-
terranean Island. a Slclffan sallor and an haftan
socialite must settle their sexual and polltlcal differ· • ences. 12 hfs.) -
(%) MOVIE "Wetcome To L.A.'' (1977, Orama)
Kenh Carradine. Sally Kenemian. VarloOs Southern
CaUfornla reskients are brought together brle1ly In a
8efies ot romantic Aalsoos which mostty end up
bel'!Q. on&-nlght stands. 'R' (1 hr .• "6 min.)
9:80 B e LOVE. 8IONEV 'n'8 head wrlttw of the
soap opera that Laurie appears In tries to ·seduce
Sidney. (A)
CJ) MOVI~ "The Redhead And The Cowboy"
( 1950, Western) Glenn Ford, Rhonda Aemfng. A
government spy joins a palf of Southern sympathlz·
n planning to delMlr a ~ to Confederate ~ra. (1hr.,30mtn.) · II KRAFT MUSIC HALL ''An Evening With Alan
Jay Lemef'' The Nbrettlst and hit colteaaue8 look
back on his career Wt\lch lnciudee "Camek>t:" "80-
~doon." and "My Fair Lady.'' (1 hr.)
• THE SUN DAGGER Robert Redford narrates a
-Aaual ~ of the recently ~ed sun calendar
of the Pueblo lndlan9. ( 1 hr.)
CD) THE OOl.OEH AGE ~ TB.EVl8ION ''Requiem
For A Heevywelght" Ortglnaly produced es pert of
CBS't Pteyhouee 90 eerfes. thii teledrama starring
Jack Palance gives a glmpee Into the shabby wortd
tlr28d'~~l~.,~~(~979, Comedy) 8o'1
Reynolds. JHI Ctayt>Urgh. After months of TV dlnnn
and blind dates, a divorced magazine writer thff'lka
he's found true love when a tchootteechef enters his
~ 'R' (1 hr ..... min.)
9:85(J!) MCWIE "Too Much. Too Soon" (1959, Bk>g-
raphy) Dorothy Malone. Errol Flynn. John Ber· =e'a daughl«. Diana. aufferl heartbreak
8 .being wealth5famoue. (2 hrs.. 35 min.) 10: e QUNCV tuSpeCta that one of hll ·~ ma~ of causing tlle sudden death of~ husband. (R) (f hr.) · 11 ~ick. lhocked by an tmexpecitd
reaction from Blake at the Senate heartngl. UfUll
Krystte to moye out. and Atexil lends a polaon pen
letter to Blake. (R) (1 hr.) • xr AN Tt)e ancient lmpertaJ city of Chlna. ooct
the gnMatest cepital In the world. la preeent¥ the
source of Incredible arohaeologlcal treasures. ( 1
hr.) CIJ MOVIE "The Unleen" (1981, Horror) Barbare
eic:h. Sidney L8811ck. A TY newswoman and her
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o two .-ientt find IOdglng9 at 1 boarding ~
... _ Inhabited by. dlltUrbe<fbl'Othel and lilt« and th*
~ n10nltrous otflpnng'. 'R' (1 hr .. 35 min.)
b 10:30. NEW8 ~ 1=~ =l~~ Your Job i-Into A Butlnees" Three people t8' Goldberg
-how t~ became their <>Wn bo68e1. <R> ~ _11:0011.weNEWS ~ l ~~rr .
M*A*S*H BENNY Hill
8TYlE "Video Rock" This aegmeot examine.
rhe combination of VldeO technlquee and rock per-
formanoee. -I BU8INE88 REPORT ,
DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE
MOVE "Chee To Keep Her". (1980, Come-
<M Mac Davis. fc:ah Feldshuh. In order to mee'
hfs alimony ]>8yments, a r9'*'111y divorced private
detective tracks dOWn delinquent husbands for a dtvCwce lawyer. 'R' (1 tv., 32 min.) _ ® THE OEAOL Y GAME Three retired crlmloal law-
yers ptay a game of cat--end-moUee With a seemlng-
ly Innocent victim: George Segal, Trevor Howard
and Robert Morley star.· (2 hrs.) CC MOVIE "Cannen Baby" (1968, Orama) Yta
l.eYka, a&Ude Ringer. A cop wreaks revengt upon
the lovely 88duotress who led him astray. (1 hr., 30
min.) CD> MOVIE. "Zulu Dawn" (1979, Orama) Burt Lan-
caster. Peter O'Tookt. The EngRsti wage a bitter war
against the ZUiu nation In 19th-century Africa. 'PG' ~ tva., 1 min.)
CZ) MOVIE ''Vanessa" (1976. Orama) OfMa Pa.
cat. A virginal young woman leaves the convent In
which she waa r8'led to run a chain of Far Eastern
bordelloe. 'R' (1 hr., 26 min.)
11:30e Cl> MOVIE "Plaaue" (1978, Sclence-Flc-
tlon) Daniel Piion, Kate Reid. A laboratory accident ....uts In -the crMtlon of a deidy ~ which
quk:kly starts to clalm vlctlma as It spieeds through
a metropolitan area. (2 hra.) · · 8 • TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carton. -Guests:
Swan Sarandon, Charles Nel8of'I Rellty. (1 tv.) lt=·~Of~ (1972. AdVenture)
Charlton Heston, M6chele Mero'8f. ~on the~
ry by Jack London. Two men po111ned by gold
fever battle the elements In the frozen IOondlb. (2
tvw.b.e JEfFERaoNs I SANFOAD ANO SON
IOOA STRAVNll<Y A three-pert musical biOgra-
phy of_.he ~ Igor Stravinlky dellne&t~ the lttv~~~~~ (1nr.)
~NEWS ~'The Return Of The Secaucul Seven"
(1980, Orama). Mark Amott, Gordon ct.pp. The
Jnlfllblrl of a group of co11ege atUdentl act1ve 1n the
protest moVement <bing lhe '80s gather for •
weekend reunion. 'R' ( 1 hr .• 46 min.) 11:~(1) MOVIE "Raging Bull" (1980, Bk>graphy)
~u°t:'•~~~~=~ success In the rtng but dletupt• his personal life. 'R'
12:~ hfs.,~AINMENT ToNQHT
• LOVE BOAT 1' =fonune teller f8ls tor Ceptaln Stublng, and a trdm a nursing home
are pureued by their over otectlve chlldren. (R)
CT hr •• 10 min.)
Cl) MOVIE ''The.Phantom Of 'r'he ()pe(a" (1943,
Orama) a&Ude Rains. Nelson Eddy. f>. ma~ ·dltfla.
ured muelcian who haunts the Peria Opera Houie
kJdnaps a beautJfUI young aoprano and tak• her to ,
hluubterraneen tali. (2 "'8.) r eMOVIE "Fat And Sexy" (1960, ~)Gina
Lollobriglda, Vittorio De Sica. An attrectlve young
wldowp'etUIM-tO-her Italian vlllagt to look fot 1 ,_..
band.. <2 ms.> . e LOVE AMEACAN STYLE .: 12:10G!J MOVIE "The Bleck Knight" (195.4, ~
ture) Alan Ladd. Patricia Medina. l<lng Arthur ~ an ally In an unknown knight who hlf Pl ttwlwf a<1
attempt to overthrow him. (1 hr., 60 min.)
12: 15 CZ) MOVIE "Dirty Trickt" ( 1981, Cl>medy)
Elliott Gould, Kate Jeokton. A liatvard proF111 or
beoorMI the quany~anxloUI to gee their '*>di on a rtetntty titter written by °'°"-' Wathlnaton. ' · I' ( 1 hr., 30 min.) 1~-. l.:A~ I wtrH DAVID l.Ef tEMl4N
Guests: Rob9rt lGlln, phot~ Yousuf ~. I~ ..
-MU9eC HALL ;.An -With """ l.Aift*' Thi ..,,_. and hie~ loClk
'beck on '* oerMf' wNch lnob:tla " ~
EMO'l'IONAL MEETING-Naralie (Mindy
Cohn) is emotionally upset when she
suspect• her father of having as
extra-martt.al alla1r on ''The Facu of Llfe'~
Wednelday at 9 p.m. on KNBC (Ch. 4).
~"and"My~' (1hr.)
Cl) OU>-~ 8 U "Craoker~ Cla&-
slo" (from Washington. O.C.) (2 hrs.) CC MOVIE "Spartde" (1976, Orama) fl'ene Cele.
Loaette McKee. During the 19508. three black •
ters from the ghetto become musical superstara, bUt
eventually tulfer from the pressures of stardom.
'PG'_j1 hr., «l min.) ,
12:40(CJ MOVIE "Shogun Auasaln" (1981. Adven-
ture) Toml&aburo.:.~ama. Maaahlro T omff<awa. A fOl1n8( shogun who was maneuvered out
of hlsr= by a ruthlele clan of spies VOW'S to take . (1 hr. 26 min.
/1:00• ~Blue Oahil8" /19"6, Mystery)
Alen Ladd. VerC>r\lca Lake. An ex'"8eMceman Is ~
pected of murclefing his unfaithful wife and must
~ove his Innocence. (2 hrs.)
• MOVIE "The Rainmaker" (1956. Romance)
Burt Lancatter. KathaMe Hept>um. A con mat\
poalog as a ralnmaker not only ends the drooght In
a.sm811 Southwestern tOWf\. but aleo brings needed
romance and conftdence to a aplnater. (1 tv., 30
min.)
®MOVIE "S.0.9." (1981, Comedy) Wiiiiam Hd-ct.n, Julie Andrewe. A movie director who haa just
flnlthed a muttHnllKon dollar turt<ey goes from
attempted Slklde to a blzarrety Inspired re-shooting
of his epic. 'R' (21\rs., 4 min.) CD> MOVIE "High Rlak" ~1981, Adventure) Jamea
Brolln, Cleavon Little. A trio of greedy Mends plOf
the robbery of a mlllon dollara from a South M'l60-
can drua dealer. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 35 min.)
1:10e ~"The Magus" (1968. Orama) AnthO-
ny QIJlnn, Mlchael Cetne. A mystic toys with the
minds of an lntea.ctual Englishman and a trail young g~1tv .. 30mln.)
1:30. NBC NEWS OVERNIGHT I ''St8fdUtt Memor1e8" (1980, Orama)
• Woody Atten, Cher1ottt R&mpllng. A tuooe88ful
dlfectOI' faces a pereonal crtels as he tTlel to make
some ma)or decltiotlt In hit llfe. 'PG' ( 1 hr.. 29 1:~ MOVIE "Father Of The Bride'.' ( 1950. COme-~) SptnClf T~Ellzabettl Tayfc>r. A father expe-rlincet an of the and heed8chet lllvolYld with
the preparatlont. hls,.daUgtlter'• upcoming wed-
ding,_ rt hr., 33 min.)
1:65(1) M<ME "The Stud" (1978, Orama) Joen ·
Colllnl, OllWI Tob'es. A waiter lldvMclt hit car..,
by sleeplng with .. bole'• Wife. 'A' (1 ht., 36 mlt\.) .
2:00. ~"Or. Stra~, Ot: How I~
To itop Worrying And lov. The Bonlb" (.1984, ComedV> Peter Sellerl. Georoe e. Scott. An 1n1ene Att ForOI gtner.t c:aoaet wottd trwmbfl wbln he_ ~to ~ • bomber etteck on the so.t
Unton. (1hr •• 55mln.) e MCME ··~ Dundee" · (198S, Adyenhn) Cfwtton Helton, A6otwd ..,,._ A~ n11Joc
liaedl 100 ~-pf'llolllfa on 1 dangerous ,,.._ '60f\~tM~ (2tn..30d\.)
\ I< >I {" I '\( I .\ I< )\ 11. ~
5:10(1) ''Veneeaa" (1976. Orama) OIMa Palcal.
5:-40(1) "Huckleberry Finn" (1974, Adventure) Jeff
East Paul Winfield. -e:oo{ti ''Oh Heavenly~ (--1eeo. Gomecty) GMYy
Chase. BenJI.
6:06all "A Stranger In My Arms". (1959, Orama)
June Allyson. Jeff Chandler.
8:30e "The Little Ark" (1971, Adventure) Theo-
dore Blkel. Phlllp Frame.
CZ) ''Kramer Vs. Kra"\8"'" ( 1979, Orama) Oustln Hoffman, Meryl Streep.
7:00(1) "Star lrek -The Motion Picture" (t97.9,
SC!enc&-Flctlon) Wlftlam Shatner. Leonard Nlmoy. 8:00~ "Burn!" (1970. Orama) Marton Brando.
Evaristo Marquez. CID "SST: Disaster In The Sky" (19n, Suapente)
Lorne Greene. Burgess Meredith.
8:06 all "So This Is Love" ( 1953, Biography)
Kat~ Grayson, Merv Griffin.
8; 16(%) ''My Bloody Valentine" (1981, SUSpet\ee)
Paul Kelman. Lott Heller.
8:300 "Silent Movie" (1976, Cortledy) Mel Brooks,
Ma~ Feldman.
9:.46(%) "Seems Like Old Times" (1980, Comedy)
Goldie Hawn. Chevy Chase.
10:00CI:) "Barry Lyndon" (1976, Orama) Ryan
O'Neal. Marisa Berenson. ® "Kramer Vs. Kramer" (1979, Orama) Dustin
Hoffman, Meryl Streep.
(I) "Royal Wedding" (1951. Musical) Fred Astaire.
Jane Powell. ·
10:06all "Revenae Of The Gladiators" (1962. Adven-
turel_Mlckey 11argltay, Jose Greco.
11:00'• "Gunn" (1967, Myst9f)') Craig Stevens.
Edward Asner.
11 :30 (}) "Dirty T rtcks" ( 1981, Comedy) EJllott Goulet. Kate Jaci(son.
.\I J LH"< >< >" \I<>\ 11 .~
• 12:oO• ·~ Coiosaus Of New York" (1958: Hof· roe) Otto Krtiger. Mala Powers.
• ''The Midnight Man" (1974, Mystery) Burt L,M.
caatr.;. Susan Clark.
• 'Teacher's Pet" (1958, Comedy) Clark Gab6e. Doris Day, I
-1:00.• "Gu" (1981. Comedy) Donald Suthertand,
Susan Anspach.
1:115(}) .. Hfstory Of The World -Part r· (1961, ~) Mel Brooks, t.4adeltne Kahn. 1:30CI:) "Union City" (1' hr .. •30 min.) CB> "Raggedy Man" (19131, Orama) Sissy Spac:et(,
Eric Roberts. 2:00(!) "Farewell My Lovely" (1975, Mystery)·~
ert Mitchum, Ct\artotte Ramc>llng •• CC "Seems Like Old Times" (f980. Comedy) Gd-
. die Hawn, Chevy Chale.
2:30. "The Concert For Kampuchea" ( 1980, Mvlt-
cal) Paul McCartney, The Wh0.-
3:00()) "The Hideaways" (1973.-Comedy) lngr1d ...
Bergman, Johnny Doran. (}) "Kramer Vs. Kramer" ( 1979, Orama) Dustin
Hottman. Meryl Streep. ':ooe "A Man Called Gannon" (1969, Western)
Tony Franciosa, Mlchael SarrazJn.
-'<J:) "Toby And The Koala Bear" (1981, Fantasy) .
Rolf Harris.
.I, CD> "Oh Heavenly Dog" (1980. Comedy) Chevy
Chase. SenJI. e "No Nukes" (1980. Musical) JacQori Browne,
C~. StUls & Nash.
5!00CIJ "Star Trek -The Motion Plctunt'' (1079,
Science-Fiction) William Shattler, leonatd Nlrr\OV. CZ> "Seems LI<• Old Times" (1980, Comedyf Qol..
die Hawn, CMv Chlee.
6:06@ "Thi ~altese Fatcon" (1941, MystefY) ~Bogart. Sydney G,...._treel
6:30 " _ d Of A Soldier" (1969} VJldlmlr
• noa Trof<hOIW!ko.
l . \ I . " I '..< ~
Thursday (continued)
•x teandal In London. a Pflvate detective Is mur-
defeO and relncamated as a scruffy dog. 'PG' ( 1
hr., 43 min.) •
(II) SAMMY, THE WAY-OUT SEAL When two boys
sneak en Injured sea llon Into their home. pande-
monium ensues. (Part 2) CDl MOVIE uzl.llu Dawn'· -(J.919. Drama) Burt Lao-
# caster. Petar O'Toole. The English wage a bitter war
llQalnst the Zulu nation In 19tfl-century Africa. 'PG' t2 tvs .• 1 min.)
• MOVIE "Rlaaedv Man" (1 981. 0ralJMI) Sissy Spa~ Etic·Ro&irtS: In 1944, a telephone operator
In a ama• Texas town $8Cffflces her standing In the
community When she has a short affair wtth a com-~t-bound sailot. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 35 min.) &somv~ I IJQ( CAVETT
E:NGOVERNMENT 7!1K\Ml~
A8CNEW8 .
P.M. M~GAZINE An offstage look at the woman
knowrt as Minnie Peart. sotvtng cnmes with hypno-aa
t<OJAK
MEET THE MAYORS
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT M•A•s•H
JOKER'S WILD
• euetNESS REPORT THE MUPPETS •
FLASHBACK: WALL STREET CRASH 1928
Actual newsreels help dramatize the stories of tour
survivors following the October 1929 New YOl1(
Stock Exchange crash. (1 hr.) CD MOVIE "For Your tyes Onty" (1981, Adveo-
h.n) Roger Moore, Topol. James Bond tra<;M a
criminal who:sned a top seqet BtlUsh cSefens.t devtce. 'PG' 2 hrs., 5 min.) •
(%)MOVIE '. SAent Partner" ( 1979. Suspenee)
Blott Gould, Christopher Plummer. A bank tetler's
Impromptu attempt to cash In on a robbery leaCfS to
hara8'ment and terror when the real thief chases
him to recapture his loot. 'R' (1 hr., 45 min.)
7:06@ NEWS
7:30. 2 ON THE TOWN Featured: a profile of
pollcewoman Lynn Cummings; a look at how video
ganwe have affected the aveAtge Amer~n famAy:
a man who ha come up With a new cookie called
the Peoc1e Bone. l •FMMLYFEUO -m ON LA. Featured: the latest trends In 1-.~~Fca.a
u·A·s·H
tNGNAT\JAE Gues1: Frank Mankiewicz.
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NEEDS PBOTECl'ION-:-Parch Mackenzie
guest stars as an author whose life ls Jn
dJJnger. $he h1nls Magnum (Tom Selleck) to
proteci her on "M1'8:,um, P .L" Thursday at
8 p.m . on KNXT ( . 2).
partner nas been murdered hires Magnum to pro-
tect her. (R) (1 hr.)
8 • FAME The atudeots plan a benefit ahow for
two former vaudeYllle stllt1 who are tMng at the IChool. (R) ( 1 hr.) .
• MOVtE "Fantas11o Voyage" ( 1966, Sclenc»-flo.
tlon) Stephen Boyd. Raquel Welch. Surgeons and
theif equipment are reduced to microbe size In ordef ..
to pecform a delicate operation Inside the bl'aln of ·a famous scientist. (2 hra.) ·
• (II DARKROOM A ~er visits a smalHown fun..
hou98 and a young hoodlum tangles with a repUt9d
witch. (R) (1hr.)
• MOVIE ''Gold" (1974, Adventure) Roger
Moote. 5uNMah Yon<. A crafty band of apecMe-
tOB led by an enterpr1sing Englllhman d9iAles a
scheme to ~ up world gad prtc. by flooding a
South American gold mine. (2 tn.) (!)PAUL~ I
• P.M. MAGAZINE A look at the making of an adUll movie; sotvtng crimes with hypnoets. e MOVIE "Beyond Belief' (19'18) Oocomentary.
Various manifestations of the paranormal, lncfudlng
faith healing, reincarnation and telepathy. are atu6-
led. [2 hrs.) 8 BOTANIC MAN "Latitude 1Mo'' Dr. David Bell·
my demonstrates differences In' vegetation 10t'9I by
cJlmtMng Into the Andel from the ~or.
• U.8. CHA0NtCLE "The Power Ntd The Glofy'•
Edmund Muskie, Eliot Rlchatdlon, o.ic Clffcwd,
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ho6 an Informative toOk at what'• new et the movlel. CC> MOVIE "Foxea" (1980, Orama) Jodie Folt•, ~
Salty Kellerman. The vlcllme of bl'oken homel ~ !>
uncaring parents. four teen-age girts try to aoothe
their emotional wounds through drugl and 1ex. 'Fr :t' ~hf .. '6 min.) a:
8POR'T8 CENTER {:
ON LOCATION ''Rich Little And n. Great Pr• <-
tenderl" The MGM Grand Hotel In La Vegea la the §.
setting for tfil lhowcaM featuring the '"9teet ~
fmpresek>nlata In Ametica. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) ~
CD) MOVIE "S.O.B." (1981, Comedy) w.ern Hot-•
deh, JUfle Andrewa. A mcMe dll'ector who haa ju1t ~
. ftnllhed • a muttl-mWk>n dollar turkey ooee from a>
attempted suicide to a bizarrely Inspired r.-shootlng N
of his epic. 'A' (2 hrs., 4 min.)
Cl) MOYtE '.'I.a Cage A4Jt Follea 11" ( 1980, .eom.-
dy) Ugo Tognez.zl, Michel--Serreult. A mlddle-aged
gay couple are the quany of e secret organlzatlOn
trying to get the mlctofltm that one of them swal-
lowed. 'R' (1hr .. 39mln.) e MOVIE "Siient M<Me" 11976. Comedy) Mel
• Brooks. Marty Feldman. A former m<Me director
and hll two cohorta try to save a rNJot studio from bank~ by flrnlog the flrs1 sHeot movte In ye811. 'PG' ( t tv:, 2e min.)
8:06 a1' All IN THE FA.MIL Y
8:30(1) RACING FROM YONKERS ~
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MOVIE "Ballad Of A Soldier" ( 1959) Vladimir
lvashov, Shanna Trokho<enko. A young eoldler trys
lo reeoh hll home on e fuf'lough dUrJng World War H.
i ~~ PREVIEWS Rog« Ebert and Gene Sklk-
el host an Informative look et what's new at the
movies.
• L.A8J CHANCE GARAGE Blad Seert vtett. the
shop of an 8l'9ne rebullder.
8:36Gl) MCME""'Come All The Cup" ( 1951, Orama)
James Caonev. Gig Young. A man left worthJeel
because ci hli drinking Is taught to faoe tlfe again ~~h the efforts of another alcohollc. (2 hra., 1.5
8:45 ~CHARLES CHAMPLIN ON THE ALM SCENE ~00. (I) SIMON & SIMON A.J . and Rick are hired ~a Jea~ wife to follow her husband. (R) (1 hr.) • e Dff'AENT STROKES A young Korean man clelrTll that Mr. Drummond Is his father. (R) o e 0 BARNEY MU.ER Ulget's malklfdef bride am.. 4rom Iha Far East. arl(j • frustrated Mense mem~~ rampage. (R) Q I IRB.ANO: A TB.£Vl8ION HISTORY
MA8TERPECE THEATRE "Pride And~
dice" Mr. Bingley'• abrupt departure to London
hurts Jane deeolv and Elizabeth It con'f'lnced that
the ~eeebl9 Mr. Darcy was to blame. (Part 3) R 1 hf.) .. -
AACING "SCCA Super Vees" from
nd. Ohio. (2 hrs.) CC MOVIE "Bia Wednesday'' (1978, Orama) JM-
Mlchael Vinoenl. Wllltam Katt lllree Cdfomla bo)'I
enjoy the sU11 and sand untM they begin ro reellze
that there'• more to llfe than doWn their
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Investigators A.J. andRicJc Sunon (lrom 'felt.
Jameson Parker and Gerald McRaney)
qwstkm a busineaman (Kenneth Man)
about a murder that took place 22 years ago
on "Simon & Simon" Thursday at 9 p.m. on
KNXT (Ch. 2).
«!) MOVIE .. er ..... W11rtot.. ( 1·952. Western) Jon
Hall, CMstlne Llnon. In 1811, the British push tor
war wtth the Shawneee. ( 1 hr .• 30 l'[lln.)
\:10. MOVIE "Hitter: The Lat Ten Deya" (1973,
Draml) AJec ~ Simon Wetd. POIWMd by
personal turmoil. Adolph Hitler spends hll flNll days
ban1cact.d In.a bUnket from hie enemies. (1 hr., 30 min.} .
9NEWS
1:T5CC) MOVIE "A Clockwork Orange" (197l, Sot-
ence-Fletlon) MalcOlm McDowell, Patrick Magee.
Directed by Stanley Kubrick. When police capture
the leader of a teen-age gang of rapists and murdef-
n, the method of ~ehablllta him proves even
mCJ(e ttveatenlng to . 'R' 2 tn., 17 min.)
1:308eNBCHEWS • ClAU..AGHER: MAO AB MELL GaAaghet proves once again that a staiw:HJp comic Is only as funny
as his props -this time the "Sledge-0-Matlc" Is
featured. (1 hr.)
1:46 (%) MOVIE "History Of The Wor1d -Part I"
( 1981, Comedy) Mel Brooks. Madeline Kahn.
Man's illustrious history -from Neanderthal cave-meo to the Spanish Inquisition -1$8iC8mlned. 'R' ( 1
hr .. 33 min.)
2:00. MOVIE "let No Man Write My Epitaph''
( 1960, Drama) Shelley Winters, Bun Ives. A hood's
son and wife attempt to IUf'Vlve after he Is executed ~the mob. (2 hrs., 15 min.) •
(II) MOVIE "Wolfen" (1981, Suspense) Albef1 Fin-
ney, Plane Venora. Polloe are faced with an unusuel
problem as New ~or1< City Is !Qvaded by a p8()t( of
~ WOives. 'R' ( 1 hr., 55 tnlo.) 2:05 (!THEWS
2:20 (() MOVIE "The Happy Hooltef!' ( HH5, Come-
dy) Lynn Redgtave, Jean-Plefl'e Aumont. The life of
New York's famous call girt, Xaviara HOiiander, Is
1okf. 'R' ( 1 hr., 38 ~ I
2:30 (!) MOANING CH e MOVIE "The Terror" ( 1963, Horror) Boris Kar-
loff. Jack Nicholson. A French offlcef tracks down a
mysterious girt to an eerie mansion owned by a
sadlstlc madman. (1 hr., 30 min.)
I RATPATAOL
="History Of The Wor1d -Pert I" (1981,
Comedy) Mel Brooks. Madeline Kahn. Man's lllustrl--
ous history -from Neanderthal cavemen to the ~ lnqulsltlon -Is examined. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 33 2:40~.NEWS
3:00m JOE FRANKLIN ~:=.a FORUM
3:109 MOVIE ''Kial Me, KlH Me" (1916, Mystery)
Stela Stevens. Michael Andenlon. A pollce Investi-
gator ~ In probing Into the death of a
schoolteacher, although her superiors Insist that
they already have the killer In custody. ( 1 hf •. .30
mln.l ··
3:20(Z) MCME "Dirty Tricka" (1981, Comedy)
Elliott Gould, Kate Jackson. A tiarvard p<ofessor
becomes the quarry of peraons anxious to get ~
hands on a recently discovered lettet wt1ttwt by Georf Washington. 'PG' (1hr.,30mln.)
3:30 8PORT8WOMAN
3:46 MOVIE "Bumi" ( 1970, Orama) M81ton
Brando, Evarilto Marquez. A smel Portugueae
IMnd°I sb'\We for lndlpendlnC:e 18 exploited by a
Cflfty 18th-century Brttleh cotonlsl. (2 tn.. 15
min.}_ 4:00• V.OVAOE. TO TH! IOm:JM OF 1lE SEA ~.W'( IWNIGNff
8PORT8 CENTER MOVIE "My Bloody Valentine'' (1981,
&Mpenee) Paul Kelmln, Lon Heier. A amal town beComet • ICefW <1' terr« during their annual Valen-tln9's 0eyd9nee. 'R' (1hr •• 31 min.")
· Cl) MOYIE "La Cage Aux Folles II" (1980, Come-
dy-) l)go T ognaul, Michel Semwtt. A mtddlHlged
gay coup6e are the quarty of a saaet organiaikln
trying to get the rrWcl'ofllm that one <1' theo'1 ..._
lowed. 'A.'' (11l'Wtw ••• 39 min.) •:OGI FUNTIMe 4:15 MOVIE "Lady For A Night'' (1042,
Romance) Joen Blondel, John Wayne. A WOfMr\
from • gembllng boet mllrriee a men for his welth
end a ~ed poettlon In sodllty. (Thi' .• 45
•::"ct> ... fWO<EA • ll<>VE .. Raggedy Man'' (1981. Orama) 8'l8y
sp.celc, Erle AoDirtt: In 1944, e ~ op9Nlor
• 1n • am.a r._ t~ ucnftcel her stlhdlng 1n the
community When lhe hu • ltlOrt affair with a ~
blt-bOund MllOI. 'PG' ( 1 tw .. 36 min.)
:4:3511.) t ~Of JEAN':llE
By FRED ROTHENBERG .,, ..............
NEW YOl\K -Oh say, what can you .ee by
the dawn's early light?
Television newt, and lota more of it, with two
new ~ tnunpeting an even earlier reveille
for vtewen wbo can't tum on t.tie1r .batteries
without turning on their eeta.
NBC'a .. Early Today," a half-hour neWIC8St, is
being offered to the netw()fk'a stations at 6 or 6:30
a .m . Not to be outdone, ABC pushed up its
September start-up date for .. ABC News 'This
Morning" to compete.
''Ttill Morning" offers an hour of news in 15-minu~· tptervala starting at 6 a.m. ABC's
affiliates gmerally are oombinl.ng one eegrnent each
ball.hour with 15 minutes of loCa1 news.
ABC jumped its own F to protect top-rated
"Good Morning Amerka, ' which battles NBC's
-"Today .. and No. 3 .. CBS lilomfne News" from 7 to
9. CBS, then, had to make a countermove, aruiOOnciDa that the "CBS Morning News" would
.add an earlier 30 minutes Oct . .f. The lang1iUJU\fng
''Captaill Kangaroo" gets shuttled to SatUr&y and
Sunday. .
The CBS News half hour couJd be Wied by
affiliates at 6 or 6:30, and it 8bouldn't be oonfu.ed
with the news encrc-=hment at the other end of the
dock. late nlaht. nm fall. CBS wm start "Nilht
Watch,'' whiCh will nan from 2 to 6 a.m., thus
bluibtina the oveml&ht foe a limited audience of niibHhtft wcriten. IJ*mnleca and lleepwalken.
Did you ih1nk NBC and ABC would yield the
w~ houri without a fight? Of oowae not. NBC will
get first craCk at Snooze News Viewers with ''NBC
Newt Overnight," from 1:30-2:30 a.m., Tue.day
throuah Saturday.
Lloyd Dob}'ns and Linda Ellerbee, who were
correrpondenta on the Irreverent news mapzine
show, "Weekend," co-anchor the last word -or is
it the ftnt word? -In newa and Sports. A.cmrdina
to 'NBC'a tn-houle publicatlqn, Newaietter, " •NBC
News Qvemilht' w1ll al8o focus on the latest ltories
in dence, medicine, the ~ entertainment add a.rcbaeoloQy .••
But dOn't expect much arch.eolqry at 8 « 6:30.
.Both ABC and NBC think they know what the
Robert Urich ·knits
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' BRYANT
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viewer-USt.ener-wanta at that hour, of1ert.na the NBC, which apllta the news reporting on
eady bird all-•wa nidio with pi:iute9. Be9ldes • ..Today' between .Jane Pauley ln New Yark and
news, -it will feature commuter weather, tpOl'ta and Chris Wallace in WuhJ.nat.on, hu Mi. Pauley
a .Uong emphasis on financtal and farm newa. t.e=f. with her "Today" co-anchor, Bryant
''The audience at that hour 1t not up to watch O . It'• the latat cleveJopment ln Gumbel'•
TV,. but toAet C,2.ln ... " aaya Steve Friedman, evolution fiUD sportsman to neWlllWl.
executive pfod\.leer' Of 'Today." .. That's why we'll "In a 1e:m1nute program (witbout
be falter~ provkfina a quick fix of news. oommerdals), ).'!>" dcn't need three people« the
Viewers at 7 to 9 allo have to get gg6ng, but ~ cost of two stualm." says ~ add.in.I that It'• are a lictle more .edentary." tougher to have anchor qutchat when they'n! in
Robert E. l'rYe, executive producer of ''This different dtiel. .
Morning'' on Ai\C, calls pre-dawn vtewen a BuicaUy._~th "Early Today" (nicknamed El'
"move-abol1t, no-nonaena., hard-news, hud-over at NBC) and "ABC News This Mo('llin8"
infonnation audience. For thoee who can cock an (referred to u "This" at ABC) are hard news
eye toward ua. we won't Just provide narntive. broadcasts geared to the dashing buatneH
We're all-news TV." commuter. Both J>tOll'UDI ahowcue male-female
St.eve Bell, who doea a more com.,.ct news co-ancbon, slmlJar to what you ~t 1ee on local
segment on "Good Morning America." his help news broedcasta the night before.
ringing the nation'• alarm an Dour e.rlier. Kathleen·· Evidently rnmn1n&-TV and network news
Sullivan, formerly ot c.able Newt Net*k'• ~ titibn ~ .ericM bullri E HI 80 RRoua, in
time newacut, joint Bell Jn Waahlniton. The =;that ·~odaY'•" Willard Scott ~ aetually do
weather, eporta and ftnanct.1 ~la reported ou.t weather without IChtlck and forec:u1a minus the
of New Yon. ·---'-bUthda announcements. "We're trying to utlllze the conversational .cen~ -Y
medium of TV wfth two anchon," Aya Frye. "It "We have two m*-iom," aya ~ "A
won't be pure ra-ta-ta-tat..... 11'CC"'9'Nl prqp'am and protectinl 'Today, ..
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...-.A..S.B" n111Ter '' Rh llM I a.It -.. reeall wMt ........ te .......... .., m.a.
At the end of the th.I.rd ~ ot the lona-nmnine .ne., McLeUl Steveman derided to leeve
the •bow. The writen accommodated ~·y
having Henry killed In a plane a.h on hil way
atatellde.
SELLECK AS SAC&ETT -·I ltear Tem 8eDet* U. m.e. a ..... fer-TV--._ Wlliat II
IM aame "It_.~ wUI we '"it!
Selleck ii ret.wnlna with Sam El.lion and Jeff
Olterbage • the three Sackett brothel's created by
western author Louill L•AJDOJr and fiast ~t to
screen life in a two-part TV l"Qg_Vle The
Daybttaken." Their la teat adventures will be
called "Shadow Riden'' and ahoWd air in 1he late
ftU or early winter.
Miss Universe
to air froin Lima ' from Pagel
lift. llO there are no aecond chances to aet thinaa
rtghL Wbat'a more. most everyone CCl stage Is facing
a camera for the tint time.
The man who probabq best knowa bow it all
comes together la Sid Smith. He's the a.how's
111'.0dua:r J"1w. bu1 lac. 11 yean .he d1tect.d &he l>..-nt. Aooord1nc to &nith, the whole thina jul\
wouldn't happen if lt weren't for the all-out
cooperation of the competitcn. 85 of the moat
beautiful yowic women ln the world.
'There'• a treoendow Will':r:: to pitch in and make the lhow work/' Smi aald. '-ihey're
Dog days television
- -rerun·s of reruns
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,~ SOri',s replaceme~t
willing to go on even when their feet hurt llO much
they want to cry:•
or coune, they are unatews. So how bard can
Smith work them? And woukln•t .he rather be
wwkina with ~?Not nee rily '°'•YI he. Andhe'a a&o quick to point out that pnit are not
always llO ~ with their reheiarmJ time.
''They keep amwinl you that they're 'quick atudiea'
and cbl't need lt. 11len they come on and botch up
reading the cue cards." ·
&Dith happens to love the Pageant.
"I don't go tor people who poo-poo it.'' he
offered. -''Ten-to-one. they've never seen it;
probably think rt•a the way It med to be yean •·
WIUcb lt'-n•t."
Smith alllO tbinb tbe Plltent la on the rtaht
tndt ace m awful lot of P.!iap1e tune in.
''We clon~ ~ to-.Nit --. or men. er old
peoople, or youn11ier1, .. be Hid. "Our
oil 'Sanford & Son?'
81 W. WIUON CASEY ~............. .,
1. Who .rep18ced Lamont u Fred'• cohort on
"Sanford?"' Thouab not of the ame nee, nor bis eon. this overwefCht actor w• always the aabject ot
Fred'a (Redd Foxx) wlt.
2. Who starred • .Ellie Mae on the once
popular "The Beverly fflllbWiea?" Aad as a bonua,
what did a.be take up after actina (or lack of decent
parU?
3. What was the name of the a.how dwt went
off the air ln 1962 which starred John Fonythe
hand.llna the problems of h1a niece, Kelly. played by
Noreen CorcXnn'
4. What ~ of buamal did ceor.e Jeffenon
(Shennul Hermley) manaae and nm m t1'e ~
comedy, '"lbe Jef.fenorw'' which al8o starred laabel
Sanford -Lou.? • 5. On the_.,CBS ''Cami Bw:nett Show," what
two male CXJC!Wdlarw Weta her aidekkb?
6. Marjorie Main and Percy Kilbride played
husband 'and wife on a aeries of old movkCt 'l1wy
were always called Ma and Pa. but what was their
lMt name?
ANSWER&• .,.
I. Cal (0-W JltlftleJ)
i . DMM or. Real estate waleeu. ..............
· •· l>r1 eln.,... $. Tim C-wa,, llaneJ Iormu
I. Kettle ·
TV Te.en are avai.labk in the book. "TV
Trlvi• Quiz," which Include• more tbu SOO
ql.MSllom and may be~ fol' $3 from C.-e Co.,
101 Lafayette St., Spartanburg, SC 29303.
Sau.faction guanntftd.
·der00sraphks are very broad .. We must be doina
tome~ right." -
'television penonality Bob Barker will be
master of ceremoniea and Joan Van .Ark, star of the
Network lelies "Knots Landing," will be television
hostel8 fer the Pe,aeant. -
Repreaentin1 the United States in the
competiti6n will be Terri Lea Utley, who was
recently crowned Mi8a USA 1982 (n oeremonlea
broadcalt on CBS.
John Schnelder, •tar of "The Dukes of
Hazzard,'' will be &he apecia1 guest star OD '°'Dle
1982 Mita Univene P.geant:'
In aldltion to his act1ns career. John Schnekler
haa eafab1iabed hlmaelf aa a-talented musical
entertainer and ~ artist. LMt )981"• debut
album. and bit~. 7lt"1 Now OP Never/' marked
him u a ~ Dlt!W mUl6cal ialent, and biamcst
recent album, • Quiet Man," and the •in•le,
.. Dreemin." are currently ridinc the charts.
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1,5 Shown, co-hosts Over 30 Beat AES twice
31 Me and My-
32 Tornmy-
Easy
11 George or T.S
13 Comedian Jerry
14 Up frant
15 Feast--famlne
16 "-a clear day . "
17 The-Expeditions
18 Star on Lewis and
Clar!(
20 Balin or Claire
21 -Any Girl
23 Gazzara or Vereen
2~ Exist
25 Donna Dixon role
28 -the Kings Men
· 29 Debt abbr.
35 LBJ's VP·.
3& Kin.a-Saud
39 Played Connie BrOOks
40 Chapeau
•i Plays Furley
u Mr. Sharil's lns1gne
45 Miss Merman's 11on-ot1
46 Romero or Blythe
47 Rhelt's Scarlett
'49 Stara on Nurae
• 52 ca11 Me-
53 Golfer Gary
54 L~fs-a ~I
DpWN
8uddlea ,
3 Ebro or Gr•nd•
" Suaannalt or Dick
5 Joani. on 1-iAPPY Daya
6,2-' Down M0 A0 S0 H atar
1 Mr. O'Neal'a lnalgne
8 Amtrak unit (ab.)
9 Hole--
10 Sha---
12 -and Sympathy
13 Nat Klng-
19 Mr. Boone's algn.olf
20 One of the Mandrell•
22 Played Ted Baxter
24 See 6 Down
26 One of the Beerys
21 ..-Brynner
28 Commerclala
33 Ann °' An~n
3" -Street
35 Plays Joyce
36 -Sanctum
37 "Role torConnery
38 Part of the Bible: abbr.
40 Movie atamng The
S..tles
41 Cltlzen-
42 Plays Magnum
'3 Put on
48 Oklahoma city
50 Mr. Ar!(in's lnslgne
51 Penney. e.g.
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wu' aw. WUt luippe!IM? -LN., CladaaU. Olli•. A:. We're u confulecl u you are. Seven! dwdca
with ·the West'Coui raul\ed in the statement that
there never WM a Maureen Morilley cha.rac1er.
Well. of cou.ne, that's not true. There WM a
Maureen ~s.:;cr she waa leell by .everal milUon "General '' viewen. We've ltnce bee1 told
that the of Maureen and the actn. who
played Mt were around durllur producer Gbta
Monty's law'-of a~ from Gtl due to .wne..
When Mm~ Monty returned to the show, abe
evidently waa not enthralled with the C8lting or the
character and aaJd both Maureen Morimey and the
actn. who played her abouJd be banished.
a: BJ LYNDA. BIR8CB .
Many happy retuml wU1 be occurrlni in the
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t•at Oana fell off • mH•tala •• .. Geaeral
B .... ~~ Y• IMl, Ille leD ......... a wtaHw la die
art muee.ml Bow CM.Id )'M poUIMJ mistake OM
for die otllerT -SA, CMcqo.
-.p world:
Gerald Gordon, who played Mark Dante on
''General Holpttal'' eeveral ears back, will be
retUmlna. Gerald left GH ~was Comidered one
of Fred Silverman's favorite actan. (Silverman had ·
~ ABC to berome prosram prelldent of briefl~~~j~~~
been dolna tome act1na aaalgnmeni. and a1ao
worked on a lt'l'eellplQ. l:le will reappear shortly
and we understand be will be involved with the
charecter of Role Kelty. 1.nddentallf, ,Ibis iln't the tint Ume Gordco In a spedal sequence taped in Jamaica,
hM left a .-P fO.--~ s.v.al yean • be aAs the Worf~ n.zmr~ actms Justlh Deas P~ Nick BeDinl on "'The Dodon.'" He exi\ed the and MargAret Colin, as the unorthodox
show and • few YMrl law -.reed to came home. attorney Tom Hughes and policewoman
Mary LJml Blab II ~ -p opera M,11.ron Mon'd#VftAl'V• trail the evil aenjus returnee, but DJOY1Da to a different lbow tbaD the -o-"9-··~.r , o
one sbe orillnally at.erred on. Her 1u& ~ Mr. Big. The story Will air th.rough early
Ju Finl off, you're ri&ht. we were wrong. He
mast certatnly fell throuch a window and oo one
was IDOl'e tbocked than we wben we saw it, since
the column bad him fallina off a mountain. But
hooat, that's what ABC hadhim doing up cmtil the
lhow aired. •
'We are not ~ "POOi' us." but will briefly
explain that tl)e tne for th.ls column oome1 before all the 90llps air through the week. We have
a marvelous network of 80W'Ol!S -never to be
named, IO that they'll stay 8DIUlcell -who are
honest, faithful and hnJxl,I: A IA &rably helpful But
every once in a. while, they make a mistake and pa1a
lt on to ua. We untomma,::;r .,...eel one on to our
readers. We apololl•, hope ~t i1 never
happem apln. ....,...,.....t waa u Tara on "All My Cbildren;" August on KNXT (Ch. 2) week.days at 12:30
time she~ Julie RklJey •Annie on ''Aa the p.m. Q: T•I• b•1• me: We watc• "Searc~ fer
World 1\um.'' It 1ee1m Julie hM been under-the Tom•rHw." S.meeme 11 la critical ce=
weather for quite ... time wlth a hormone wci.., la tM Mlpital MuJ a time a
tmbelancw and baa dedded to return home tQ A:. Tbe character ~t Robert Alda played. .. lftMllt -tile ...... *' are Mftr .......
Atlmta to be wtUf her parena. t Stuart Wbyland. w.. killed oft. In the noeyl.ine be We ..,.. ............... • ~ U >.. for Mary Lynn. .._.. looldnc trimmer, ··died in prilon. U you're aarprWd. fnMt8ine Aida's we eTer left WraDs ..-..:;-:jjaj l\Mlwewt • ny
bJonder and prettier thm .,.. (RandlJl Edwwds, · aurpN9 when be and hJa real·life wife Wtn autnc Wt MfC' -N.V., Dem•lq, N.M.
who tilled in when Julie fl.I'll left ••As the World down to watch .. D~' amisS dl.covttred bit k ahow ~·medical adviaer. Some may Turm." cMeWed to bwl out to c.Jllarnla.) chancter bad been of:ff Until then. Alda overlook th.Ml, but more to the point, it la often a
Robert 'Bw1an JI now on the ">.. the World tbouaht be mlabt be retumlnl to the mow. ti. prob1em ta: cauwra aacJet. The bedraD. if raised up
Turm" deck • well. when! lie will ~P fnltlally, iM character of Stuart Whyland ~ too biCb while the camera la abootina a aide shot of U.'a ttepmn. Brian JikCall. &bert ha to have been tbe Salem Bmnalrr..-Bowevw, ~( the patient. would be" in the way. -You baw )'Ola'
In sewn( -p llper••1D:ludl1W,..,.... • Tor new ~11en jo(ned the abow, the crime w11111blft.d c:b*e: ~,at a cbarader throa"lb ........ ~:· "One Life. t0 Live~ (Iii l>et.er Janwn) and to J.b. . wbkb wOuld be ~ procedure ID a boilpffal.
'"'NDI" (• Beeu, the c:baracter who .... "'l!Jbelmed or ......... W1IDa Mro -beramt rmartns.
-then ~ around from ~ to bouae for ~--muz aca1 :m11 .... ,..,.. ... -moudJ1C, ete., With no ot.trucdcn. Jnlidbl). "A.816er WtrY, ... wt.at ... dle1r w? -
Al8o t.:k an 1he cfa.JUme acreeJ1 la Michael E.Z., Palm BaJ, Jl'la. · ~ M""'"1 WM i.t wn on .. Ryan'• HoDe" • A:. Tbe ~Raebel.;;: Robin Slnller, ,l4kt.el Pavel! and 1-DOW turned up on "hn:h wbo won m alnl'd ~ fer ..,..._
for Tomanow," ...... -wiJJ .play a ctvzllnafy Darien an •'()ne • L.AW. r~ ber
Wealthy ~. Warn& Carter. We undentand delm1ure. Marpret I.mpjt -.. llll!n • B-=tiel for
Mldleel hlil biilD •jtwD m oo-Mow wardrobe to a~ time, and then Vldclda ~ who now reOlct the ......, Of :Ml cbaradilr. ~ the ,... .... ~ • Racblll .
You cm allo ,catrh Kate MuJarew 1-k on
"Rym'• l1qsW' .(or cameo •ppell"flDCell M Mary Q: 1 I••• ~••• SlamH lnm '•Geaeral ~pn. She"'°• the Biit actr.. to Jl(ll'tray Mary. ..,. ..... ., Ji it UUIJ '9'11 M ltaflal wl~ IM
(Yes, 6t.ber Ida If f were leell after Kate ~ ~j -wMt qa ,... tell ... aMi& Mm? -1nc:hadlns Nicallae Goulet. ~ IMt wn on ~G•*•• W. '"Seudl for TCJIDCQ'OW .. • Cathy, played ~ A: A defiDi1e ,ea to ,aur fin& questbi. John,
when the c:buw:ter w• ltiDed oil 'Now we are • who plays Blackie, will be ataytJw with the mow. If
aappoeed to foreet" that any odlel' actre. came in be wen to leaw, it would ~ lMl'lor the ~.
between Mm MWp:w and the denu.e of Mary.) .. Youns t..ov.. of Genenl lbpltal," whicb la a
For tbcile of you who haW newr eeen Kate .as Mar)' projected aap for the fall of '81. Jahn ia 17, llv. at
Ryan. abe waa aapsb; and yqu may remembw her bomt and • appeared In many ClOll\l1lel'da&
from the abort-lived NBC Prime-time 11etW. ''Mra.
Columbo.''
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I
ahoottna. In fad, Gunnar walb around ~ nex\
day .. ff notlimc -~ on the ..me a!)ow, MmF .. hit 1n the lhoulder
by • bullet mil the next day it'• ap1n -if nodUDc balhl~.
On "One Ufe to Live," Tony Loni ii lhot by
poachen with a rifle. Apin. be'a fine within a
matter of hours. ·
When people pt lbol. Chey pt hurt. Most
gunshot wOun49 have Joac·IMdnc effects. u the
wrlten and producen of ~ oper9I ~ ahow
the very real and terrlfytn1 ramtfJcattom of ~. then we IUCll"'* they ay away from It -
••
51 espedally on ahowl which take hours to Jook at
every part of a character'a em:>tional makeup. .,,
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SEVERAL STARS are treading the bo6rda at ~
straw-hat theeten this au.mmer. John W¥f Shipp
(Kelly, "Guidini Light") will be playtnf' CUrly in r
!'Oklahlma!° Don Stewart (Mike, GL) will appeu ~
In "Arata of Pemanoe'' in Ohio and will allo be ,,
teefl .at the CMc Light Opera In Ptttlburgb. Both S:
aeton--wW eonttn~ to woclc on "Guldlng-Lflht" • with a11owanoes beina made for their traveling:.<
echedula Add to the flBt no...g Marland, "Guiding ~
Ught'•" head writer, who •tarted out Iii an actor.'<
Doug will be aeen a1 Herbie in the mmical ~
"Gypsy.'' That pert was uaayed on Broadway by ·
Jack Klugman and in \he movies 4ty Karl Malden. ~
WEDDING BELLS are eet to ring fot Oleryl P~Joraki, editor of ''Soap Opera Stars," and
pi6ducer George Mead. The couple will Wed J~r,
18, then Meade will get busy with "Guidini Light '
actor Jerry Ver Dom(&.). The two are puttln&
toflether a string of IOAp opera variety ahows that
will be nann.lng at the Paramua Mall in Panmua,
N.J. Aue· 5 throuch November. More information
on * abowa, the stan and the times in a later column.
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acres of brush burned Thunday afternoon in houn. C.U8e of the fire, which caUled no l the~ ffillt.Wood9'Canyon area in what in).lties and never threatened any barlldtngs.
' · firefiglitera described u the fint major still ia under lnvstiption. fire offida• l81d.
bruahf lre of the year. More than 80 · '1be fire tint WU re~ at 1 p.m. and WU
firefl1hten from the Oranae County Fire oontamed by 6 p-m.
Department and unita from El Toro Marine
Nuclear f o~s won't appeal
Sea_l Beach group plans lurtber action against Navy base
The Seal Beach ~ear Action A press c onference is environmental studies on the
1 group la expected to announce scheduled at the Loe Angeles impact that conventional and
l Monday that lt will not appeal Press Club. nuclear weapons could have on
the dismissal of its lawsuit their nelizhborhood. against the U.S. Naval Weapons The Seal Beach IUOUP in May Station. 1 o s t ~ w s u i t s e e k i n g Judf A. Andrew Hauk ruled in U. . Federal Court in Los
Angeles that the preaence or
abeenoe of nuclear weapons waa
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OHANGECOUNlY CA Llf.OHNIA 25 CENTS
'Heavies' helped?
Cooking oil substitute seen dieters'aid
• CINCINNATI (AP) -It's still
a long way from approval. but an
experimental fat substitute that
.nwmhlM cooking oil might hold
prom18e for overweight ~le
and t}w. with heart problema.
Raearcher'I at the Untvenity
of Cincinnati believe that a
1yn the1lc-fa t 1u b1tl tu te
developed by the Procter &
Gamble Co. can help diet.en take
off weight and keep tt-off, while
reducing their choJesterol levels.
''It will make weight losing
infinitely euier," uld Charles
Glueck, bead of the General
Clinical Rele.arcb Center at UC.
The 1ubuance, aucro1e
polyester, w., aub9t1tuted for
fatty It.am In a atudy aDd helped
a aroti1P of obese people fose
wetaht without harmful aide
effecta, Glueck uid Tbunday.
Sucroae polyeater pa11ea throup the dtaeattve ap~
witboUt belnl abeorbed. redUtinC the m.anber of caJariee \aken lnto
the bod1, and alao reduce.
cholest.erol 1eve1a. Glueck aa1d.
It will be at least a few years
before the 1ub1tance could
~ve government approval for
~ wie,, but Glueck aald be
bellevea It one day wlll be
preaibed as a wei&ht-loa aid.
"It's a n o vel, almost
idioayncratic compound,'' 'Glueck
said. "It ia entirely different from
other welJht~ntrol products
we've had m the put ... This ia
really the firlt, il you will, fat
substitute."
Other wetaht-oontrol products
tend to re duce amounts o f
carbohydrates taken into the
body or to alter a penon's eating
ha b l ta. By using the fat
substitute, obese people can
"literally have their cake and eat
it, WO." Glueck said.
Food1 containing the fat
1ub1titute seemed to aatia'fy
appetites like normal foods, but
with about 540 fewer calories per
day, Glueck said.
Sucrose polyester was
6tltlJ .Dlstrlet
developed by Procter & Gamble
reeearchera in Cincinnati more
than 10 yean aao and had been
tested on primates.
1n a study of 10 obeee people at
t h e researc h ce nte r , the
aubatance waa uaed to make
low-calorie milklhakea, salad
dressing and a margarine-like
spread. Reeearchen have yet to
determine whether the substance
can be u.ed to try foods and to ,
bake.
.JRoosevelt supports
Hanson ca.rididacy . ~ ..;
Jame1 ~t, oldat 8CI\ of
former President Ftanklln D.
Rooaevelt, ha1 thrown bla
polldcal wefaht behind Robert
Hanson , tne Democratic
contender for the 69th District
State~ 1eat. ---
Hoo1evelt , a iongume
Democrat and former
congreuman, has been named
honorary chainpan of Hamon'a
election committee:
"I don't think Bob Hanaon la a
ahoo-tn," said Rooeevelt, who la
a Newport Beach resident, "but
he haa a good opportunity to
win."
Hamon, a Carta Mesa resident
(See HANSON, Pace Al) Swank affair
' Rent protesters plan party =~ .. -:::_:-i~::_prep fo.Otball-on cable TV
But the nuclear weapons
opponents are expected to
announce that they will continue
their battle againat what they
belteve to be Ufe 1toring of
nuclear weapons in their
neighborhood.
The lea.eholders of Newport
Beach and Irvine will unite and
attempt tp throw off the ir
inhibitions next week at a
$100-per-couple black tie ball at a
swank hotel
They'll dance, drink vintage
wine, •t chateaubriand and talk
about the rent increaaea
demanded of them by their
landlord, the ~Company.
'lbe Committee of f,000, which
is protesting Irvine Compan'y'a
efforta to extract higher land
leue9 from resklenta, sent out
black-edaed invitations this week
to a B1aa and White Ball July 22
at the Newport Beach Marriott
Hotel
"The event will show the
solidarity and community
support of the leaseholders'
iaaue," said Barbara Young. a
leader of the committee. "Many
of the leuebolders are the Pillan
of the Newport Beach-frvlne
community."
The reception in the donated
ballroom begins at 7 /.m .,
followed by dinner at and
danclna at 9.
Ml: Young said the black and
white theme was choaen to
illustrate the sharp diapute
between the lealeboldera and the
~ Compall)'. -
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TELEVISION
'Sun Dagser' leatured on TV .
. A vivid docwnenta'y on the '4Sun Draaaer," an
ancient Ind1an calendar, will be on Channel 60 toolght
at 10. Page A7.
BUSINESS
Their priority actions are
expected to include:
-A arau roots campaign,
aimed primarily at educaUon,·but
alto focusing on elected offlciala
wtth pro-nuclear attitudes.
-New Utigation1 lnc.luding
pomlble action broulht by 90fOe Se.I Beach .l"elklenta who feel
p1ycholo1lcally damaged by the
belief that nuclear weapons are
stored at the bue.
COUNTY
Huntington, Fountain Valley sign' pact for fall games
By ROBERT BARKER or .. .,..,,... ....
Five high school football
games featuring Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley
teams are expected to be abown
pn cable television th1a fall fOI.' a
fee.
An acieement for the ooverap
WM lijned this week by the
Hunttnaton Beach Union High
School Dhtrict and the
t C.ornpany, a lpOl.'tll
and promotion firm
Fountain Valley.
The IChool d.laqict would be ~teed $7 ,000 for allowing
the games to be televised. The
revenue c ould go h ighe r ,
depending on the number of
subecribera.
Subscribers each would be
. charged $25. A bonu1 game.,.
pitting :Edison and Banning high
1cboola is being offered to
subscribers signing up before
Sept. 20.
IC.oy Englebrecht, the heed of
the 1port1 company, aald he
expects final agreement aoon
with Dickinson Pacific
Cablesy9tema, the COOlJ>Ul)' that
serves the cities of Huntlnlton
Beach, Fountain Valley,
INDEX
Westminster and Stanton_
Gamea in the package would
include F.di8on vs. Marina. Oct.
15; Fountain Valley va.
Westminster, Oct. 21; Fountain
Valle)' va. Edl1on, Oct. 28;
Fountain Valley va. Ocean View,
Nov. 5 and Marina vs. Fountain
Valley, Nov. 12.
The bonu1 aame between
b uaea Edison and
scheduled Sept. 25. ·
Enal6brecht, 36, said he baa
been director of athletic publlclty
at UC Irvine and director of
promotions at the Forum in L<ia
Angela.
l
•• ID
rouataln Valley . 8ohoo1
_. IXetrtot 1tudentl will reeeive
tlaree report cal'd1 annuaU1 rather ttiaD tlMt OUl"Nnt fou.r,
'lDd•r • ••• paapU prop ... re portlna 1y1ttm approved
-..nanlmouely Thunday by
dlltrlct~.
aMsjl 8nowdaft, the diltrtct'•
~of Staff ...... aid the
dlltrk:t will~ to a ~· tlu. atall
~la except av •. which.
op1nm cm a year. bMll.
She mid the cbana9 made
In .,.n to bep one C9l'd aradmc term froco cttna wftb piolSdency tem. are
admlrillCend at mkl-Durtna the comJ.na 1 year,
the three report C9l'd will
conclude Dec. 3, March 11 and at
the end of the echool year.
Studen• abo will be i..ued a
pnllrW report midway through
ihe first reporting period on Oct. ~2. Me. Snowdon ea.kl.
The report card 1chedule
require• teachere to arrange
conferencs with parent.a of all
1tudente after the December
report. After the Mudl report
card, parent confeftncm will be
optional, acept for permit of
stu dents who have failed a
protictency test.
Ma. Snowden laid the district's
new repan carda were prepared
by a committee of parents,
teecbera, 1lbd admlnistraton. Sta
Mid they will be easier to follow
and more consiat.ent from one
clam ~ to another.
Alm, ahe said. they will allow a
teacher to indicate how hard a
student ii working even if he or
she ii still mastering sldlla below
the leYel of othen in the cl.us.
From Page A 1 ·
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BIG -w-BE-EL -Robaire-, a mime, magician and juggler who
ii entertaining at the Orange County Fair this week, cycles
through the fairgrounds. He gives two shows a day on the
Heritage Stage.
·Nostalgic musi c
on tap at OC fair
I ·HANSON • • •
&oi1ga by Jerry Lee Lewis,
Chuck Berry, Fats Domino and
Chubby Checker will be featured
tonight when popular radio disk
~key Wolfman Jack brings his
'American Graffiti Revue" to
the Amphitheater stage at the
Orange County Fair.
Other events at the fair include
the International Lumberjack
Show at 7 and 9 p.m .; Country
Fun Contests at 5:30 p.m.; the
Funs-A.Poppin Circus at 8 p.m.;
gymnastic tumbling contests at
5:30 and 7:30 p.m.; Gourmet
Gallery at 5:30 p.m.; Hypnotist
Vandermeide at 8 p .m., and
crafta demonstrations held all
day.
I
,I j
and a director of the Costa Meea
Sanitary DLstrict. la maktna hia nr.t bid for ~ amembly 11eat.
"lt'1 nominally a Republican
district," Rooeevelt aaid, "ao I
think Hamon has to be termed
the undetdot but 1 think he'll
make a good fight ...
Hanson face1 first-term
tncumbent Amemblyman Nolan
FriDielle In November ~ting.
Frizzelle beat former Irvine
Mayor David Silla in a close
primary nee for the Republican
Sbowtimes are 7 and 9 p.m. for ·
the nostal.ltk: tribute to '50s and
'60s music. The show is free
with the price of fair admission.
The tint Champlonal:Up Rodeo
performance la slated lor 8 p.m.
Adult admjwjon for the rodeo is
$3 and children are admitted for
$1. Two more rodeo shows are
1cheduled for 4 and 8 p.m.
Saturday, July 17.
Meanwhile, clowns, mimes,
jugglers, marionettes, dancers
and bands will appear at many
locations throughout the
grounds.
. • nomination and DMJ'ly two ,_,.. aao umeated the tben·lncumbent
A eeemhlyman Dennis M.anaen, a
DemocraL
Today la children'• day, and if
younpten 12 yean and under
ent« the fairgrounds be.fore 6
p.m., they will be admitted free.
The "All American" fair is
located at Fair Drive an..:
'!'he fair claees Sunday, but not
before the Limeliters trio
perform their ballads Saturday
night and "Rain ,'~ a Beatles
lookalike group from Los
Angeles, sing the tunes made
famous by the original Fab Foyr
on Sunday at the Amphitheater.
The shows will be hel<t at 7 and 9
p.m. each night. Tbe newly appxUooed 69\h
DiftrJct include. Irvine, Co.ta
Meta, Fountain Valley and part
of Huntington Beach.
Newport Boulevard (Route 55)
and la open from 10 a.m. to
midnight through the weekenri.
For more information, call
714-751-FAlR.
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Oranp c.n·~ IOYIJ'ftllMtftt
bM """ ~ ... variance that
w01 ...-"'John w~~ IJrDOl't fram .... noM ,...W.t4.oM for a
one..~~~Aua. 1.
The \farlancl -aoucht by the
county d\.lrln1 hearfna• conduc:tild nearly 18 monthl eao
-WM t.u.ci by Caltrane, the
etate tr1n1port1 lion a1ency,
which hH Juri1dlcUon over
alrpol1 noUe laWI. Accordb1I to Robert Nuttman,
allltant county tounael, county
.Upervilon are p!'Ohibited from
_taking any llC'tiODI to l.ncreue
Shingles
ban e yed
for Mesa
Co111 MeH Is joioin1 the
growt.nc list of Ora.nee County
<Stlm aeekinl to ban untre.ted
wood 1hake roofs from new
conetruction and require the uae
of fire-retardant materiall for
repairs. done on e xhtlng
structures.
U adopted by the City Council
Monday night the new ordlnanoe
will take effect Sept. 2 and
require the uee of fire retardant
material.a:
-on the entire roof if more
than 50 percent la upgraded.
-o nly on the portion
upgraded if less than 50 percent
i.s altered.
-and not at all it the portion
changed la less than 10 percent.
Vic Newton, a11i1tant
development aervioea d.lrectoc for
the city Mid it cost8 about 50 to
60 percent more to Install a fire
retatdant roof.
Cop, driver
i n j ured in
HB collision
A Huntington Beach
policewoman on patrol and a
second motorist were injured
Thuraday night when their autol
collided at the intersection of
Talbert A venue and Gothard
Street in Huntington Ueach.
'nle driver of tbe dvillan auto,
Bernard Dresser, 60 , of
Huntington Beach, was reE>Orted
in serious condition today at
Fountain Valley Community
Hoepital, where he was taken
with head injuries.
The policewoman, Heather
Dreyer, 21, was listed in fair
condition today at Huntington
Intercommunity Hospital, where
she w•• recovering from a
sprained wrist and ankle and
other inj\.l.ries.
California H~ighway Patrol
officer George Hinton laid the
mishap occurred at 9:15 p.m. He
said Officer Dreyer was
northbound on Gothard, while
Dremer was traveling IOUth. The
collision occurred wnen Dre.er
attempted a left tum in front of
the police car, Hinton said.
He aald the investiotion of the ~p ii conUnulng.~e CHP la
called in to investigate auto
accident.a when city police can
are involved.
ealaUn1 n.olH .llmtu or the
amount Of land located ln a tdab
,,.. iml*' .... 1\u1hlr,.tM
county wtthln 90 daY1 II requlnd
to IUbmlt to c..Jtrarw • Jll'Ol"IU" tor ooml>lytnc with a state law
forblddfn1 · rftJdenttal UNI in . h1ah Mlle lmJ*t areaa by Jan. 1, .1118.
"Frankly, we don't see anr.
wa1 .,to accomplilh that, •
Nuttcnan -.Id.
Nuttman explained that the
county'• effort to reduce the Ille
of the hlCh noise lmpllCl r.one -
11nerally lnclµdlng much of
unincorporated 8-nta An1 .
Heiahta -hai been sfunfed by
an bran1e County Superior
Court order overturntriJ the
cowity'• 1981 atrport muter
plan.
Another factor preventing the
county from reducing jet noble
WU I diedllorl by tM Federal
Aviation Adminiltratlon reJectinc nol.ae-reducing power
cutbldal for jet aircraft.
Nuttman Mid the only ways
the county could meet the 1986
requlniment would be to reduce
the number of permitted dally jet
ciepartw'9. now at 41, and to
condemn homes now in the
high-noise impact area or to
candfrm+ tMab s 11._tl owr ~homel; J I
Huttman oba.raci.rlled the
YaNnet •pproved by I c.,tuw. ~ty clUWlor .. ••pretty much
wl\at we had before.
'"Ibey l"tCOIJ\blt the ~· pubUc demana (for Ult of ti.i:
airport) and &he bou'd'• mdltfna I
noC.. abatement proir.,n.'' he, ~ded. ~
The vutance hall been WMSel' !
con1lderatlon 1lnce February :
1981 when beartnp on a new •
exemodon opened before 9"1e i
Admlnlatratlve Law Jud«• !
Robert Neher. 1-
~ty ~in briefalaier !
filed with Caltrana. Mid IUCh a i
reducUon could not be .chleYed .
under current drcwnstancel. •
And ·they pointed out that !
lteps are beirw taken to control '
jet noiae . The county, for
example, 11 requiring 1
introduction of · new, le.--noisy •
jell, hu Imposed weight i
limitations to prohibit heavier I
and nollier jet.a, has impmed a • ..
curfew prohibiting nighttime ·
commerdal jet operations, and· '.
baa prohibited carriers from \
eervlna deltination1 mere than •
588 milea away.
! .
Zoo tour slated
by Golden West
Golden West College la
spon1oring a behind-the-
acenea look at the San Diego
Zoo July 30.
Participants will pet
: anima1a, visit the f~ area
and 1troll through natural
habitat.a.
Buie~ will l eave the
Gothard Street parking lot at
• Steve Mason of Pacific
Telephone will disc uaa
communications technology at
a noon meeting of the
Fountain Valley Boundtable
organization next Thursday
in the Fountain Valley
Community Center behind
• U.S . Air Force Capt.
Jolin R. Laaur has been
assigned as an instructor in
the aerospace department at
the Air Force Academy in
Colorado spnng., eoio.
Lunner, the aon of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert L. LHaer of
Huntington Beach, graduated
• E d aa R lcll aEJl.J of
WMtmimter baa received an
award from the Conference
of California Historical
Societies.
Mn. Richards was fven
the a..vard because o her
reasearch on the history of
the Westminster area. She
8 a.m. and will return at 5:30
p.m. All children must be
accompanied by adults and no
one under 8 may attend.
Registration fees are· $29
for adult1 and $27 for
children 8 through 25. More
information can be obtained
bv calling 891-3991.
City Hall, 10200 Slater Ave.
Mason will talk about
computers that speak and
understand human speech,
satellites, lightwave
communications, video
dlaplay tenn1nala and mobile
telephones.
with distinction from the Air
Academy in 1975.
He has been IA jet flight
instructor at Williama Air
Force Bue in Arizona. He
recently received his master'..a
d e gree in aeronautical
engineering from Stanford
University.
has been a resident aince
1944.
During the past three years
ahe baa had to have reeden
aui1t her in the research
because she la.-tosing her
eyesight, according to a
sp.okeswoman from the
Conference of California
Hist.or1cal Societies.
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tnllAUan tcir ~ fl.rlt half of th. year w11 a
amall 2.5 percenti cakulated annually, well
under t.M 'I pm"C.'ent for all of lut yur and the
lt.8 '*"*''of 1980.
Much of 1~o cred.Jt for lntlaUon'• ama.ll
pin IO far thw r~ hal acme to the lft1haina
rece.ton and to unprtn1. larp oU 1tockp1lei.
•General blasts TV program
NEW YORK -Oen . Willlatrr
Westmoreland, the central tt1ure In a te\evia<>n documentary charging a OONplracy
to. underestimate enemy 1treflath ln Vietnam.
al1la CBS News' lnveetlaation In resporwe to
crltlcl1m of the program "an incredible
whitewuh."
"The Un~ounted Enemy: A Vietnam
Deception,'' while, at the same ti.me, admitting
m.latakee In the way the Information wu
pthered and 111ernbJed.
Slielter site selected
County to locate animal care laeillty in Mlulon Viejo r
After inn of Hltohtna,
Oran11 County 1overnm1nt.
offidall have fowwl 1 lli. for an
animal •h•lter to Hrv• aouth
county rmldent.1.
Al propoeed by a oon\mltwe of
landownen and community
letden iM ti.ea m1lllon ahelt.r
would be located alon~ a
propoHd exten1lon of Ca ot
Road nor.th of Crown Va ley
Parkway in the Mmlon VleJO
plannec:J a>mmunlty.
The county '• 1ole animal
s h elter la located In Orange.
County officials aay a 1econd
shelter i. warranted by growth
in the eouth county reaton.
Varlou1 11te1 have been
1uggeated over the yean. None
has been accepted due to
oppodtlon from eith er
landowners or resident.I.
' . Thi county'• ptoPfiid tiUCijjtt
for th• current fi1cal yHr con&ainl "47,500 for eoq_Wltdon
of 'h• flood control dl•trlot f!:ilf~~ty and ?"''" of the
lnltlally, the 1helter w ould
lnclu~' between 100 and 200
k1nnel1, and tpeclaJ ho=
..UC.. f« Uv..cock and
anlmall. TMre allo woWd bt fadliU. fOC' \lttertnAry nwfk:lna
and uUmaJ datructlon.
Qounty offlclah ••Id
con1tructton probably would
occur tn 1984. .
Westmoreland, commander of American
f.or6el ln Indochina during the Vietnam War,
reacted angrily Thursday to a CBS
memorandum that accepted the ~ of
Van Gordon Sauter, president of CBS
Newa, conceded the program may have been
wrong ln using the word "conspiracy" with
regard to the underestimation of enemy
sire~, but he declared, "CBS News 1tanda
by thia-broedcMt."
•Town mops up after flood
ESTES PARK, Colo. -Shopkeepers
acraped away mud and the National Guard
was called out to prevent looting after an
earthen dam that was overdue for Inspection
collapeed, sending a wall of water surging
throuah town. Four people were feared dead.
'fhe 80-year-oJd dam, 11 miles west of the
city in R ocky Mountain National Park,
1--....lJtlC-.llllW.C:LJ~the te00nd new animal care facility to be targeteG'
In the eouth county. A 1eparate,
$2.3 million ahelter haa been •
approved for construction in
Irvine on Sand Canyon RoAd.
ruptured just after dawn Thursday. Muddy
brown floodwaters up to 30 feet high surged
out of Lawn Lake down the Roaring River
into the Fall River.
A search for four missing campers waa to
resume today, but parlt spokesman Glen Kaye
said authorities believed all four were dead.
.•Shultz IJets state post
WASHINGTON -George P. Shultz was
sworn In today as secretary of state with the
unanimous support of the Senate and
President Reagan's promise that he will "have
a few things for you to do."
The 61-year-old economist, who served in
high-level {>OSts In the Nixon administration
before he joined the globe-girdling Bechtel
Group Inc. constzvction firm, promised in
WORLD
•
return during hlS swearing-In ceremony at the
White House that he would muster all his
resources for his new job
"America has always been ble98ed in
times such as these with citu.ens of stature
who come forward to make certain the JOb
gets done and done right," Reagan said.
"George Shultz follows in that tradition."
•A.rahs get plea from U.S.
By Tile A11oclated PreH
While the United St.ates urged the Arab
world to help end the crisis in Lebanon, Israel
warned its Palestinian guerrilla enemies that
it has "not returned the sword to its sh eath."
A top PLO official said he still expects a street
battle with Israeli forces besieging the
Lebanese capital.
Negotiations to end the Beirut stalemate
were reported still bogged down over where
the Palestine Liberation Organization fighters
will go if they leave Beirut. But Lebanon
radio said U.S. presidential envoy Philip C.
Habib planned another round of peace talks
today.
Lebanon radio also reported today that
the Soviet Union has joined the United States
in trying to persuade Soviet-backed Syria to
receive the guernllu temporarily, pending
arrangements to d.ispeniie them among several
Arab states.
•Palace guards disciplined
LONDON -Scotland Yard baa
diaclplined Buckingham Palace guards who
were on duty when an intruder slipped into
the. queen's bedroom, and The Times of
'Lbndon reported today that a top police officer
• may be appointed to take charge of protecting
the palace..
There was another security alert
STATE
Thursday niSht when a man waa spotted
9Caling the wall on the south side of the palace
forecourt, Scotland Yard swd. Thia time, the
prowler ran off when confronted by a guard,
police said.
Fifty armed officers and 16 police dogs
searched the area but failed to find the man.
Scotland Yard said.
•Phony tickets seam told
LOS ANGELES -Authorities are
investigating an underground market in
phony Western Airline ticket discount passes
which may have cost the company $500,000 in
fares, today's Los Angeles Times said.
The FBI and the police department's
major fraud division both confirmed the
investigation but provided few details on its
scope. A spokesman for Loe Angeles-based
Western Airlines, who the Times didn't
identify, said the scheme surfaced about
March.
"We found that cert.am people have been
turning in large numbers or passes," the
airline spokesman said. "Our losses have been
over $500,000 in lost ticket sales."
•Balds on aliens restricted
SAN FRANCISCO -A federal appeals
court ha.a placed restrictions on how U.S.
lmmill'ation authorities may conduct raids
aimed at rounding up illegal aliens.
present in a workplace pnor to conducting a
sweep to deport aliens.
The court said the present practice of
entering a buaineaa, stationing agents at doors
and questioning worken who appear to t>e
alien violates the 4th Amendment to the
Constitution, which place• restrictions on
methods law officers may use to detain and
question suspects.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
uld Thursday that Immigration a nd
Naturalization Service agents must have a
"reasonable suapiclon" that illegal aliens are
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'Onion Field'
slayer imprisoned
LOS ANGELES -Jimmy
Lee Smith, paroled only four
monthll ~ from a life tenn for
the. l9e3 'Onion Field" murder
of a policeman. h.aa been ordered
back behind ban for six montha
for uaing heroin and other druws.
Bui eome public offidala who
o~ h1a parole In the tint
p aaid they were unhappy
that he wlll be back on the
IU'eeta again by Chriatmu .
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Although Irvine and oou.nty
officiala coNidered merglna the
two facllitlea, tal'ks e nded
because of two disagreements:
Irvine does not put peta to sleep
as the county does, and county
officials decided their shelter
should be farther 110uth.
The county's new shelter will
be located on Cabot Road near
the site of a new "multlmodal"
train station along the Santa Fe
Railway tracks.
The proposed shelter would sit
on 3.8 acres. Three acres are
owned by the Orange County
Flood Control District. The rest
of the land will be donated by
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LA YING IT ON -Newport Beach City Councilman PhlJ
Maurer trowels mud in the Mayo.rs' Brick Laying Contest at
the Orange County Fair. He earned honorable mention. "
Mayor Robert E. McGowan of Villa Park won. Participant.s
~ 2~ minutes to lay six bricks, and neatness counted.
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REACTIONS ON THE WAY DOWN • • •
It takes four aeconda maximum for the
parachute to open on a 1tatic line, another two to
get to the emergency chute ripcord lf the main
chute either doesn't open or malfunctiona.
You have to count and look at what you're
doing -and think very clearly and quickly.
There'• no time to procrutinate when
you're hurtling toward earth at about 160 feet
per second. •
Rooftops, treea and barbed wire fences
aren't desirabl~ plaQel to land. Campbell warned.
They're better than power Unea, I thought.
Campbell reinforced that.
"If It's a choice between a power line and
the freeway,'' he recommended, "take your
lwni-on the freeway. It's better to be run over
by a truck; r,ou miaht live." • •
"Great. • I aaia to m)'8elf u I grew slightly
concerned.
We geared up with )unpsult, heavy boots,
protective helmet. Inflatable water winp in case
we hit the lake, and both a main and an
emergency chute. •
LOOKING SIYW ARD FOR FUN?
Cla11es, equipment U1ted la Weekende!
The gear was heavy .
"We're in the Army now," I joked aa I
marched with my claasmatea to the waiting
aircraflt an old Golden West commuter.
Netvoua? No. I still wu surprisingly calm.
I wu eo exhaUlted I just wanted to jump, go
home and ahower. •
The plane banked steeply and quickly. In
seconda, we were maneuvering into drop
poeition.
I tried to appear nonchalant. I ran the
Instructions over and over ln my mind.
We jumped In groups of three. I was first In
the second group; that meant I got to sit on the
very edfe of the open doorway longer than my
jump-matetl.
Panic 1truck.
Tom Sanden, the jump photographer aimed
his camera ln my face and begged me to smile.
Campbell WU up qainat my back. upping
my shoulder and .. _ 1ying, "See that down there.
That'a your iarget. Do You tee It?"
Numbly. 1 nodded.
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A half second later, he hit. my shoulder
again, the lignal to jump .
. Stark terror aet in. Thousands of thoughts
races through my mind.
What iI I faint? What i11 cry? What ex.cuae
would keep him from pushing me out the door?,,
The answer was none. .
U I didn't jump, he was going to push. '
I slipped off the edge of the plane.
Next thing I remember la being out' there
facing a tremendous blast o( hot wind which :
immediately ripped off my helmet. 1 The fear was gone .. l reminded myself to 1 arch and COWlt. For about a le<!ond I did what I
feared nlOlt. I blanked. I
Al. the helmet tore away, I SWOTe and t
wondered If my gluael would be next to go. I
A aecond lat.er, I remember to check if •
anything wu up there over me.
I looked. It wu up there, a big, beautiful, !
browniah-green, perfect chute, No malfunct:ioos.
No Med to pull the emergency chute ripcon:l. _
I reached up, grabbed the toggles to i
manipulate the chute, looked out over the lake
and said aloud, "Thank you. God. Thia i• l
beautiful." •
I drank in the lights, the village, the lake, ,
the mountain.a, the sky. 1 was at peace and it was
quieter than I'd ever known. It was nice.
Tilree and a half minutes later, I landed as 1
instructed -feet and knees pressed ftnnly
together, facing into the wind and no hard turns
below 100 feet.
My feet hit, I rolled, leaped up and ran ·
halfway around the chute to keep it from
grabbing wind and dragging me across the dirt.
I waa aorry the ride was over.
Back In the cla.aaroom. I watched videotapes
of my maiden jump, Campbell critiqued us, •
prellented ua with certiflca-ies sipallng SUCOl!9fUl
completion of static line parachute Jwrips from m 1 ai.rttaft In fiight, shook our handa and wished u. •
well. I
We congratulated each other, aaid our !
goodbyes and I drove off alone from the airport. •
Half a mile away, lt hit me.
,.Whoooooeeeee;• I~ at the top ot :
my Iunp all the way down the highway. My car
flew back to c.o.ta M ... My mind still wu 2,500
feet up I08ring with the birds. : I
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'Crazy not -to wear helmets'
Harrowing brush with death starts ialety ca1ppaign to alert motorcyclists
terms they
' are a-clJangin'
I . By PATRICK J. ltBNNEDV Of•Dllf ........
When Richard Dow,ey'1
motorcycle hit the front tide of
m onc:ominrcar•t htah 1peed on
Aug. 3, 191', he WU catapulted
h~·flnt ~ the caf'• front window and ltnocked Into a
five-day coma. SCHOOL DAZE DEPT. -The topic may seem a bit But Dowrey, now 22, wa1
out. of phase with July surfing weather, but the way the lucky. He wu wearing a
newtt is-~ beein C.O •wond~ .. ·.....u ........ --r-,:nn<~ttwrhelme1rand he's lived
coastal schools will really get oj>en next fall. The financial to tell of hU close brush with
8qUeeze is really corning home to roost. death and to warn others.
There's an old classic surfing film called, "Endless "Doctors aay my recovery has
Summer." If school financing doesn 't improve, this summer been miraculous, but I still don't
may be it. have It together and it's going to
· School administrators be a rough road for the rest of
tend to speak in a 90rt of ~ !-ife." says Dowrey, of Mission --------~/'e\ _ e ducation -ese that can ~~~t I'd been dead on the spot
TDI IUIPHl.I t; make it diffic ult for us if I hadn't been wearing a helmet -~ ordinaries to understand and now my main goal ls to have
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Sometimes you need translations for new education terms, motorcyclists to have helmets. It's
like this: ~not to."
In elementary and
TERM: ADA Shortfall. Th.is really means how 'd;f,. intermediate schools, Dowrey
of the little monsters the school district has in average y says he was clanifie d as a
nd F f h 1 th h d Mentally Gifted Student. atte ance. ot most o our sc OOJ systems, e ea coun~ But he says that as a teen-aaer
keeps dropping every year. That means the state takes he was a "wild kid" who took
away money for each kid lost. illegal drugs, drove his 750
Honda at breakneck speeds and TERM: Serrano-Priest. This was a court decision enjoyed out-driving pursuing
which means essentially that all school districts sho uld police cars, which ls what he was
have the same amount of money on a per-child basis. attempting the evening he
Because of taxes, Laguna Beach used to be a "rich " crashed.
school district. Now it's poor. Same thing happened to the "I had a stack of speeding
Newport-Mesa Unified School District. · tickets at home and my license
TERM: Proposition 13. This was a state initiative that
reduced all property taxes. including those for schools. Now
was suapended, but I kept
driving fut," Dowrey recalls. \qt
was a thrill.
"I had evaded police cars six
different times but the seventh
time the officer had a 90llped-up
pursuit vehicle and I wasn't
losing him so I drove faster than
ever."
He says he lost control turning
a comer and the colllafon flung
him into the oncoming car and
sent his bike flying 30 feet.
The crash caused brain damage
that lni ually resulted ln partial
paraly1is of his right side,
epileptic seizures, dizziness, loss
of memory, double vision and
slurred speech.
After awakening from the
c.'Oll\8, he says he was hoapitalized
for another month and then -
releaffd to hit mothft"• care,
where he says he spent the next
year living in a daz.e.
"My brains were scrambled. I
hardly remember 1978," he says.
Although now mostly
recovered, he still sutlers from
.
epllepttc •• 1ure1, occ11lonal bluned villon and hu trouble
concentr•ttng on and
remembartna leHon1 In an EngUiJ( ctaat .-1 Saddleback
Colleae. lie ur he'• trying to improve
hi• lanauage 1klll1 10 he can
1ucce11fulf y take courses to
become an ae~ enai.neer.
He 18)'1 hia friendl and family say thar stnce the-cra1h he'1
matured and his attitude haa
become constructive, rather than
reck.lesa.
Dowrey, who lives on his own
and works as a self-employed
gardener, agrees that he's left hia
wild daya bdtlnd.
"I'm lucky to be alive and I
juat want other motorcyclists to
know that if they break a leg
they'll survive, but you can't
replace your head and they
should wear a helmet whenever
they get on a bike."
Dowrey says he recently
malled letters to numerous south
county high schools offering to
speak to students next term on the dangers of riding without a
helmet.
He says he's al8o wrltieh.. to
state transportation officills
who've responded commending
ha ideas on motorcycle safety,
but also cautioning that the
SURVIVOR Richard
Dowrey's voice of experience
calls for motorcyclists to wear
helmets.
wheels of government often turn
slowly. ·
Dowrey suggests that if helmet
wearing can't be mandated, then
perhaps a law could requiJ'e that
motorcycle dealens mU1t tell a
helmet with every vehicle.
He clalm1 the m•ndated
-tncreued aa1es of helmetl would
lower the co1t and, mo1t
important 1 y, a l,v e a 11
motorcyclllta the opportunity to
protect their skulls. ,
"When rm driving my car and
see a rider without a helmet. I
pull -,lonpide and yell at him to
get a Jtelmet, that it saved my life
and at might save his," Dowrey
says.
"They usually loo~ at me Uke
I'm crazy and then <irlve away.
but at least they can't say they
haven't been warned."
Although he used to lov~ to
ride motorcycles, Dowrey says he
doesn't ride an.ymore.
About two years after the
accident, he says he bought a
moped because the thought that
since a moped is slower than a
mo'torcycle, it also is safer.
But he says a motorist with
faulty brakes smashed a car lnto
h is moped, sending Dowrey
cartwheeling through the air and
breaking his leg.
"L6hought it was just the craey
speed that caused my accident,
but, hey, it's dangerous riding on
the streets. I'll never get on one
of those things again," he says.
JUST DUCKY -Tacking to avoid boat and
mooring gear, mother and he r nine ducklings
~ Not Pttoto br Ndwd KoeMer
go for a morning swim off Balboa Island in
Newport Harbor. Mothers didn't have to put on thete benefit shows before Prop 13
the poor school districts that were supposed to get rich from
the money taken away from rich school districts are sllll
poor.
Just like the formerly rich districts. Exaggeration, imagination expanding.
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TERM: Teacher negotiations. You may have thought
this means strike threats and distasteful things like that
wherein teachers tried to get higher pay.
Now it means discussions about who gets laid off next.
TERM: Busing problems. Once again, the meaning has
changed. There used to be a lot of worry about busing
students from school to school for racial balance.
Now the problems are where the school districts will
come up with the scratch to buy some fuel for the buses.
TERM: Inter-District Transfer. Another education
term where the meaning has changed. It.used to be a way
where one school district could unload a bad-apple kid on
another unwary school system.
Today, it's a fighting term. Each kid means money to
the home district. The school chie f about to lose the
miscreant will now say, "Why, you're not going to steal
that darling boy from us ... " See ADA shortfall, above.
TERM: Building maintenance. This is what school
officials used to do over the summer months, like now, to
get ready for the little darlings returning in September.
Now it means what they used to do back in 1978, when
the districts all had custodians and maintenance crews.
TERM: Foundation. That used to be what the 9Chool
building sat on. Today, it means organizations that the
school districts are forming among the citizenry in the
hopes of gaihering a few bucks to pay the campus electrical
bill or buy a few used f ootba.lls.
TERM: Grass. This formerly referred to ~hat covered
the. football field or. in some cases, what the students were
smoking.
Now it means what the school people might beg to
keep the schools operating. As in money. See Foundation,
above.
Clearly in these days of school financing crises, it's
tough to keep up with the changing definitions. .
~uc1 researchers
get fellowships
memmn Clft I sped.al committee.
The Oranae eo.t .iudenta are:
Cortnne Ca1amaro of Lacuna
a.ch, dance; John. KoumM of
La1una Beach, blolo1tcaJ
1elence1; H~on Tblen Le of1
Irvtne, blo tdencel; MaJ
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Former animator cites high and low points of judgment at Disney studios
By PAMELA STEINRIEDE
ot"ltle ~Not St.ff
"The dwarfs can bounce
arollnd and bob their heads, but
the slightest strange movement
by Snow White and you would
notice that," said former Disney
animator Ward Kimball.
"The closer you get to realism,
the more problems you have.
Walt made an attempt to Imitate
God, but he failed."
Such were the limitations in
animation Kimball recalled from
Disney Productions' first feature
film, "Snow White."
Advances in animation will be
discussed by Kimba ll, fiction
writer Ray Bradbury and
"Roadrunner." creator Chuck
Jones at a free symposium from 3
to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Newport
Harbor Art Museum, 850 San
Clemente Drive, Newport Beach.
While creating animated
action, "you cannot trace live
action," said Kimball. "We ahot
filrn of what the wicked witch
might do. But whe n H was·
animated, it looked sluaglsh,
more COJ'\lef'Vative than the live
actiqp. We had 1o draw their
actidhs more exaggerated."
E't!ft@eratlon seems to be Kim I forte'.
Dreaed In checkered walk1n&
aborts and black knee--hlah IOCks,
together with a red bandana tied
\
around his nearly bald head and
his round black-rimmed glasses,
he resembles a character from a
Donald Duck cartoon.
He lives with ~ wife, Betty,
on a two-acre ranch in San
Gabriel.
Buildings in their backyard
co ntain tw o full -sized
l oco motives and seve ral
passenger coaches, an antique
fire engme. a display of antique
toys, and two rooms of toy train
collections-one consisting of
American trains and the other a
melange of European -made
railroad cars.
Even his apricot tree goes
beyond the nonn. It grew too
much fruit this year-more than
the branches could handle-and
spllL
Kimball shows no signs of
breaking, however. Although he
formally retired in 1972. the
68·year-old, two-time Oscar
winner has been directing for
three and one-half yeara the
construction of the "His1ory of
Traruportation" exhibit that
opent Oct. 1 at the new Epcot
Center in Disney World in
Florida.
The 800 million multiple-·
attraction center will be twice
the size of the Disney \\'orld
facility, which ia a two-mile
monorail ride away.
When creating a story of how
hwnana.traveled from point "A''
to po(nt "B" a1nce the daya of .
cavemen, Kimball utilized three
dimeNdon ftautea and Int.er~
modan pk:Wre film fOI' the flnt
time ln an exhiblL
Kimball al10 excelled 11 a
trombone player. Whit b:elan 11
• few frlendl aeti!na top\her for
JaJI\ -sons durtna their lunch
hour •t the Dl1ney 1tudlo1,
r.ultad 1ft 12 albwm rec.uded
by thelr now defunct bal\d,
J'lrehouit Five Plu. Two. The
h.nd Md Played ~ f« 22
• i1iniee 1M9. ~ boQk. "Art Af~"
noYI b\ ltl third edidOft. 'Jeeit\&iw
f1lriou1 patnUn•• coftllca.Uy
iltiNd tif lttmtwD. He ilild WI
~elm ln.ffiti'' .ook hlril one wt•ll to complete, and ltl
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ALWAYS HUMOROUS -Animator Wero Kimball \.\SeQ Dlu)ey
props to ape for the camera 20 years ago.
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15% mOrtgage
L08 ANO&JAS (AP) -CallfomJa Federal S.Yinit. Loan AmodaUion Ml announced. 30-year
~ tor 11.naJe..famU)' hQ\l8e J.oana with a 15
perollftt bl-.t rate. lower tlW\ the naUon•1 fourth.
~ Chrt.ft U.Utudon h.11 offered alnot mSd-1981.
c.ai red OialtmaJ\ Robert ll Docboo said the ~la pcmble bec:ie._ of the U.S. Supreme eou.rt•1
recent deCllloG lnvaJJdadnc uswnable mortpae9 from
fedenlly chartered S&LI . . -Spacelink buys Florida firm
Spacellnk Ltd. of Newport Beach announced
acqutai~ of S))lllOelink of Fiorida Ltd. from Jcm. I tntematlonal Ltd. in exchange for approJdmlMJy I 450,000 lharee of Spacelink Ltd. eta.. A comnai
stock.
I Spacelink of Florida Ltd. owna several cable
dl.at.ribution systems ln the Wetrt Palm Beach, Fla, ar•
and was previoualy operated by Spacelink Ltd. under
a management ~t with Jones lntemaiional
Spacelink provides satellite television and
1pecializ:ed services to residential and commercial
oomplexee.
Swedlow earnings same
Swedlow lnc. of G~n Grove report.a flat euninO
for the quarter en~ June 27, Chainnan David A.
Swedlow told shareholders at the company's annual
meeting.
Net income for the quart.er was $471,000, or 38 cents
per share, compared with $474,000, or 38 cents, in the
like period .last year.
Swedlow is a manufaeturer of proprietary acrylic
and armor products.
PSA takes 21st Super 80
Specla.l to the Dally PUot
SAN DIEGO -New-generation aircraft now
comprile two-thirds of the PSA fleet as the airline
took delivery of ita 21st McDonnell Douglas DC-9
Super 80. .
PSA's purchase of the Super 80 represents the
largest flee\ transition program in the airline's 33-year
history, and PSA aaya it is operating more of ~
aircraft than any other carrier.
The airline has dl.apoaed of 19 older 727s to help
finance the Super 80s. PSA has six on order for
de)ivery in 1983, with an option to purchase 6
addidonal ones in 1984.
KCET's budget shorn
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Public TV station KOCE
will operate on a $16 million bud&et lhia year, Jeaner
than last year's $2 million becawie of federal cuta and
effort.I to erue KCET's $3.2 million debt; acting
general manager Charles F. Weile said.
KCET plana to spend 70 percent of its funda on
local pl"'08J'8.IDIJl like public-islue ahowa, compared
with 50 peni?nt lut year, Wela said Thunday.
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FIRE STATION INAUGURAL _:_ AbouL9o...-Q:q>a Air Station battled the blue f« five ·
acres of brush bwnt9d Thunday afternoon in bowa. c.&uR of the fire, whlch caUled no
the Laguna Hills-Woods Canyon arM tn what injuries and ne'Ver threatened any buiJdtngs.
flreflghtera described a1 the flrat major still ii under lnves1igation, fire off:ldala aaid.
bruahflre of the year. More than 80 The fire first waa reported at 1 p.m. and W.-
firefl&hten from the Orange ~UQJY Fire contained by & p.m.
Department and .unita from El Toro -Marine
New cooking oil
seen aid to heavies
CINCINNATI (AP) -It's still
a long way from approval, but an
experimental fat substitute that·
reeembles cooking ol.l rnMiht bold
prombe for overweight people
and thoee with heart problems.
.Reeearcben at the Univenity
of Cincinnati believe that a
synthetic-fat substitute
developed by the Procter &
Gamble Co. can help diet.en take
off weight and keep lt-oU, while
reducing their cholesterol levels.
"It will make weight losing
infinitely euier," said Charles
Glueck, beacf" of the General
Clinical Beeearcb Center at UC.
The substance, sucrose
polyester, was sut>.tltuted for
fatty ltema ln a study and helped
a group of obeae people fose
welaht without harmful aide
ettecta, Glueck uid Thunday.
Sucroae polyester pasaea
through the dlgeative 1yatem
wttboUt beinl abeort,>ed. reduelng
the number of calories taken into
the body, and alao reduces
cholelterol 1.evela, Glueck said.
It will be at 1eut a few years
~efore the substance could
receive government approval for
general uae, but Glueck said he
believes it one day will be
(See FAT, Page AZ)
Ann Becker
Thurston
princip~l
Ann Becker, a former~
teacher who came to the Laguna
Beach Unified School District 10
years ago, has been named
principal of Thurston
Intermediate School.
Mrs. Becker replaces David
Lloyd, a 22-year employee of the
small school district, who retired
Jut month.
Mn. Becker wu director of
1tudent activities for Laguna
Beach High School for the put
four years.
The Capistrano Beach resident
taught science clauea at
Thurston before that.
TELEVISION
Jet fuel leak
dismissed as
blaze cause
A Marine Corps 1pokesman
baa dispelled the theory that an
El Toro-baaed A-4 Skyhawk
leaking aviation fuel either
started or contributed to the
apread of Thut9day'1 bruahfire in
the Woods Canyon area of
Laiuna Hills. Sgt. Rob Yohe, a apokemnan
for the El Toro Marine Corpe Air
Station. aclmowledaed today that
a plane 181d:ng jet luel flew over
the area Tbwiday at an altitude
of approximatelf 3!~ feet.
But any fuel Jeek1n1 from the
plane would have vaporbed by
the time It hit the ground, Yohe
aid. He added that the jet fuel
involved, JP-5, ii not
flammable and cannot be
lighted even with a match.
The 1pokeaman aaid Marine
Corp• fuel expertl have
dl1counted the plane's
Cnvolvement in ltartinC the ~-
, Meanwhile, Orange County
fire investiaaton are contiDUing
to search for the cauae of the
blaze, which w• of a auapldoul
nature, 1ald department
apokeanan Jeffery Taylor.
COUNTY
la11 ma1m11 msr
Of~ANGf COUN T y CA I If on NIA 2~ CEN TS
St'if f trash hike .eyed---
Laguna council taking action Tuesday
BY STEVE MITCBELL or .. ..,,.......,
If the city's wont expectations
are realized, Laguna Beach
homeowners could be paying
neuly twice u much for truh
pickup tervice next year than
~Y paid four yeu. ag<1.
Much of the expected lncreue
would be the direct result of
action by Orange County
Supervisors who this week
impoeed a fee on Utel'll of the
county'• dump aitea.
Qty Manager Ken Frank will
ask the Laguna Beach City
Council Tuesday to approve
22 percent rate hike for
reaidentlal tra1h cu1tomer1.
Another 6 peroent on top of that
ma7 appear on re1ldent1'
pl~t7 .. billa the followtral
-year, briactnc the monthly rate
paid by cwtiillffl to $6.H.
All U'1a .. tn addidoa to • hefty mcn-e approved by the dty
council ln {~8 that w• to be aet
ulde for the then-proposed
d\llllP ,.._
That money ls 1oaa gone, dty
offidaJa •Y, but they arpe that,
while taxpeyera contributed to a
dump fee aa early u 1978, they
would have experienced the
~ rate i.ncreum no matter
whaL
"Residents would have either
bad to pay for it then or now,"
said Richard Reae, the city's
finance diredor, adding the end
result would have been the same.
A abort history: .
'l'be dty oouncll approved a 34
percent rate hike in 1978 for
realdentlal trash customers,
railiftg the tax bill from $3.32 to
$4.46 per month.
The city's contracted collect.or,
SCA Services of Orange County,
received 21-percent of that
tncreaae. The other 13 percent
imposed on residents was aet
aside for a propoeed dump fee,
which wu then in the planning
stages by the county.
No increaae was awarded the
city's trash collector in 1979. The
fofiowlng year, the contractor
asked for, and received. a 13
percent lncrw -the money
oomlna from the fund let aside
for the expected dump fee
impost tlon.
fn 1981 , the contractor
received another ina'eMt, thb
time a 7 .5 percent hike. Again.
. the money WU taken from the
city's general fund inateecl of the
Increase being passed on to
realdential cuatomers on their
property tax bills.
(See TRASH, Page A!)
Swank Bffair
Rent protesters plan party
The kate~ of Newport Beach and Irvine Will unite and
au,mpt to throw off their
lnblbltioiu next week at a
~black tie t.D.at a
'nley'll dance, drink vintage
wine, eat chateaubriand and talk
about the rent lncreaaea
demanded of them by their
landlord. the Irvine Company.
The Oimmittee of 4,000, which
la protestma Irvine Company'•
efforts to extract higher land
·l~ from 'residents. tent out
black-edaed invitations this week
to a B1aci and White Ball July 22
at the Newport Beach Marriott
Hot.el.
"The event will show the
aolidarlty and community
support of the leauboldera'
lllue," ..id &rbua Y~. ~• leeder-of the commi~. "Many
of the~ are tbe pilJan
of the Newport Beacb-frvine
community.''
'nle r,oeptlon in the' donated
ballroom begins at 7 p .m .,
followed by dinner at 8 and
daQd.ng at 9. Ma. young said the b1adt and -
white theme was chosen to
illu1trate the sharp dispute
between the leaaeholden and the
Irvine Company.
"It'• a little like Scarlett
O'Hara tearing doWn the curtains
to make a dre98 for the party,"
uid Ma. Young.
Rev. Moon sentenced, fined \
Unification Church f o~der guilty of tax ev~sion
NEW YORK (AP) -The Rev.
St.m Myung Moon, founder and
leader of the Uni.f.ication Church,
waa ae~tenced today to 18
mcotb8 ln jail and a t~.ooo fine
for tax evulon.
Moon could have been
aenterxied to up to 14 yeen in
prilon.
Hla co-defendant and aide,
Tak.enJ Kamiyama, 40, ai.o wu
to be lel)tenced for tax evuion,
obatructlon of juatlce and
t 62, wu convicted b; a
jury May 18 o1 'complrtng to
evade taxes from 1973 tO 197~ on
about $112,000 in Interest eemed
on penonal bulk eccounta; of
faillna to report $50,000 in shares
be received in a profit-making
v~ture: and of filing false
retuma.
Moon claimed that the money
and stock were not personal
a.eta but came from followen
whQ wanted their ap.rttual ie.der'
to bold the val•aablea ln trust for
church purpcll!8.
Wednesday, U.S . District
Judp aer,Jd L. Goettel rejected
moUona ~ Maon'a lawyer that
the convlcdm be let ulde on the
pounds tbai he bad been the
victim o1 .elective pl'OMCUtion
and lhould have had • non-Jury
trial becau.e of aUeaed in~
apimt tJMr Unlf:lcatfon CbUrch.
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Earlier this year, the
Unification Church won a ruling
ln the state Court of Appeala,
New York's~ oourt,-that it
wu to be considered a chun:b foe
tax purpoeea.
In still another court caae this
year, Moon w• ordered by a Judae to testify in a IUit brouellt
by i follower apinlt an ~
deproarammer. Moon tntlfied
that he had apolcen with Jeaut,
Mme. and Buddha and that be
aovemed the •x Uvea of tu.
lolle>wera. A fed~ral. pea.la
court halted that trial. the
.--tin• had into a ~--lnqulaition."
Animal Bhelter site cbosea .
'Sun Dagger' featured 011 TV
A vtvtd documentary on. the "Sun Dager:' an
ancient Indian calendar, will be on Channel 50 tonight
at 10. Pap A7.
BUSINESS
Women execs accommodated
Oranae County baa found a llte for an animal
shelter in~ Viejo. Paae A3. .
A strong case lor lleJmeu
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nabbed
&1.:~..:~ Four/eopl• have been
arr•U• by the CalUornla
Hl1bway Patrol an~ Oran1• COUn~8Mrtff"1 ~t Cb
-ot GS*'tlril •maJot car the t rt.na 1n Southein CalifQmla~
that specleH ... ln Poncbei.
In ldditlorl to the four arreRI
-three of which took pl.la ln o.-ana. C'.ounty -lnWlltleaton
aald lbey recovered nwneroua m=• a·utomobllu and au .pena.
FAT SUBSTITUTE . . .
Sheriff'• Lt. Wyatt Hart
lderl'1fied the IUlpectl taken lntq
cu1tody Thuraday a1 Stuart
Glenn MurU.na. 23, of J.Aiuna N~ John D. Eberhardt, 39,
addre11 unknown; Andrew
Leaney, 24, of Anaheim. and
MarahA Lathrop, 40, of C«ooa.
MiD Lathrop WU arrested In
Corona and booked into the
Rlvenide C.ountl Ju..----
pnlleribed,• a wetaht-lom aid.
"ft'a a novel. almoat
idlalyncratic compound," Glueck
uid. "It la entirely different from
other welaht-control producta
we've bad in the put . . . Thia is
reelly the tint. it you wW. fat
aubltltute."
Other wei&ht--00ntrol pr:oducta
tend to reduce amounta of
carbohydrates taken lnto the
body or to alter a penon'• eatlni
hablta. By ualna the fat
1ubatltute, obeae people can
"litenlly have thelr Cake and eat
lt, too," Glueck said.
l'ooda contalnlna the fat
1ub1titute aeemed to aatlsfy
appetites 1dte normal fc.ods, but
with about 540 fewer calories per
day, Glueck aaid.
§ucroae polyester was
developed by Procter & Gamble
~ in Cincinnati more
than 10 years ago and had been
~ on ertmates.
In a study of 10 00-people at
the reaearch center, the
aubat.allce wu uaed to make
low-calorie milkahakee. Nlad
dre8llna and a marprt.ne-Uke
1preed. ~ have ;,et to cfeterinine whether the aubl&mce
can be Wied to fry food8 IJ'd to
bake.
The teat aubjecu generally
were unable' to tell when sucn.e
~ w.. aut:.tltu.S ln their
''It looka. tastee, amella and acta
like oooventlonal oookina oila,"
Glueck Mid.
'I 1n· two, io-day atudy perloda,
one group of obele people WU
allowed to eat norinal fooda
while the other group wu llven
tome food with the fat aubsdtute.
People ustnc the fat aut:.tltute
lost an averaae of four-tentha of
a pound per day.
The three men were amisted
ln Orance County and booked
into county jlQ here ln lieu of $100,000 ball. .
All four IUlpecta were charaed
with 1U1pk:ion of grand theft,
auto thelt and receiving 1tolen
property. Eberhardt al.a facea •
Concelled weapon charae ..
Between fight and 12Ponchea
were recovered in Orange
County, mainly in the Anaheim
area. Hart aald.
Oranae County lnvestlgaton
joined with the San Diego office
of the hiahway patrol in
investigltina the disa~ of Ponches when eight of the
popular veh.lclea were stolen in
Million Viejo and Dana Point in
May.
I· N:ucl~ar foes won't appeal
·1 Seal Beach group plans further action against Navy base
The Seal Beach Nuclear Action
1 ll'OUP la expected to announce
Monday that It wtll not appeal
the diamiaaal of lt1 law11uit
against the U.S. Naval Weapons
Station.
A pre11 conference i1
acbeduled at the Loa Angeles
Pre.Cub.
The Seal Beech group in May
loat a l•wault aeeking
environment.al atudiea on the
Impact that conventional and
nuclear weapons could have on
~-r~Hauk~ in u. . Federal Court In Loa
1 Anaeles that the l>rHence or
at.ence of nuclear weapona waa
a military 8eCftt and that the
Navy didn't have to ~ the .....
But the nuclear weapon•
opponenta are expected to
announce that they will continue
their battle agaUiat what they
believe to be the storing of
nuclear weapon• in their
neiabborbood.
·1'"heir prlorit;y action• are
expected to include:
-A grua roota campaign,
aimed primarily at education. but
al8o foM-.,. on elected offidala
with pro-nuclMr attitudes.
-New U~~ includina pomible acdarl t by 90IDe See! 9-dl relidmbs who feel
~y damapd by the belief Ulit nuclear weapona are
atored at the baile.
-'i:iior1a to get bearinp on
baae aalety by the Genera!
Aa:ounting Office.
-Coalitions with other
community groups that feel they
are experiencing the preeence of
nuclear weaponry in their dtiea.
-Seeking limitations on what
nuclear activity can be performed
at naval facilities.
,.The Seal Beach Nuclear Action
Group aelected Monday aa the
time for the pre91 conference on
the lawsuit deciaion to
oommemorate the deathl of 322
people in a 1944 weapons
accident at the U.S . Naval
~l Station in Port Chicago.
Jim Goodwin. one of the
plaintiffa in the suit against the
Navy, laid; "The Navy didn't
plan for that accident to happen
but it did. We'd like aome better
a11urances it ian't going to
happen again."
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CASH WAS SAFE -Vlrginia Macauley (right) and the Rev.
Father MalieU bold IOIDe ot the $24,000 dilcovered at a sate in
a Norwalk church. The money belonged to Olen Thibedeau of
Caf,iltrano Beach, who thought tt bad been stolen in 1977.
He·U set the cash back -and donat.e 10 percent of it to the
church in gratitude.
Airport gets
• variance on
flight noise
Orange County covernment
has been granted a variance that
will exempt John Wayne Airport
from state noiae regulationl for a
one-year period beginning Aug.
l··
The variance -aougbt by the
coun ty during heari ng•
conducted nearly 18 montha ago
-was iasued by Calt:rana, the
state tranaportatlon agency,
which haa jurisdiction over
~rt noiae laws.
. According to Robert Nuttman,
assistant c0unty oounael, county
aupervilon are prohibited from
taking any actions to lncreue
exiating noise limit• or the
amount of land located in a bJgh
no1ae impact zone. Furtbtt, the
county within 90 daya is required
to submit to Caltrans a program
for complying with' a atate law
forbidding reaidential uaea in
high noiae impact areas by Jan. 1,
1986.
''Frankly, we don't aee any
way to accomplish that,"
Nuttman said.
Nuttman explained that the
county's effort to reduce the ai?.e
of the high noise impact zone -
generally including much of
unincorporated Santa Ana
Heights -has been stymied by
an Orange County Superior
Court order overturning the
'tounty'1 1981 airport maater
plan.
Another fact.or preventing the
county from reducing jet noiae
wu a decision by the Federal
A via ti on Admi niatra tlon
rejecting noise-reducing power
cutbacka few jet airttaft.
Nuttman aa.id the only waya
the county could meet the 1986
requirement would be to reduce
the number of permitted daily jet
departares. now at 41, and to
condemn homea now in the
hl1h-noi1e impact area or to
condemn aviation eaementa over
thoee homea.
The Baja Children's
Foundation, a non-profit
group of Orange County
volunteers, will hold. its
annual fund-raising picnic
Saturday at Ran c ho
Capiltrano In San Juan
Ca . trano.
the event, which runs
from noon until dusk , .
• The anti-nuclear film
"Eight Minutes to Midnight,"
past nominee for an Academy
Award. ia being shown free of
charge on July 21, 7:30 p.m. at
St. Marya Epiaoopal Church
in Laguna Beach.
The documentary dea~s
with efforts of Australian
pediatrician Belo Caldlcott
In confrontations with
• The Laguna Folkdancers
continue to meet twice each
week for aeveral hours of folk
dancing at the Lagwia Beech
High School 'girl's
gymnasium.
The fl.N• kn •. r of each
aeaaion ia devoted to teaching
beglnnen to dance toUowea
by a le88ion for intermediate
dancers.
• The Laguna Beach Boys
Club 1a planning a
badq)addng excursion from
July-28 to July 30 in the San
Jacinto mountains aDove
Palm Sprinp.
1be $40 trip 1a for boys and
~ a.ch icboo1 ~· .,. lcWdnc for way. to finance a
new community lwtmmlna pool
to rep18ce the qlnc plu.n,e at tbe blah~ acbool. n.. IChoOt board ii -ldnc
applicanta for a fMk force to
1tudy 1 dl1trlctwlde aquatlcw
~.Mk fotee would uplore.
~ propam1, aupported
br parUd,pant feea, that would
f nance a rortlon of the
CONtrucUon o a new pool
The proaram mlaht Include
learn-to-awlm 1e11lon1, ·an
Improved competitive awlm
procram at the hlah achool, •
phyalcal fltneu pro1rama for
aenlor cltbe n1, and an ocean
aurvival courae open to all
rnembera of. the community.
The diatrict has 1ent out lettera
to community organizations,
1ee~ volunteeu for the pro task force. .
S<:hf>ol Superintendent Bill '
Barne1 said the school board
probably will appoint members 1
to the taak force in early
SeP-tember.
features a barbecued-chicken
lunch, ~. fiahing and
entertalnment.
Tickets are $6 for adults,
and $3 for children 12 and
under. Call 963-8183 for
further information.
Baja Children's Foundation
aid.a orphaned and abandoned
children in Mexico.
acientlata, military officiala
a11d politicians to warn of
! adJation dangers to health
posed by nuclear weapons
and noolear power planta.
The film at 428 Park Ave.
1a aponaored by the Laguna
Beech A1l1anoe for Survival.
For further infonnatioo on
the film or the BJ'OUP'• efforta.
call 499-3190 or (213)
937..0240.
Sessions are held from 7 to
10:30 p . .m. Sundaya and 7:15
to 10 :20 p .m . eac h
Wednellday. A $2 donation ia
.requeated to help cover
expense1. The group ts
affiliated with the Folk
Dance Federation of
Southern California.
Further information can be
obtained at 494-7930.
girls 11 and older, aay Club
officiala.
For further infonnation on
thls and other Boys Club
prograina, call 494-4316 or
494-~~.
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'Heavies' helped?
· Cookin g oil subst~tute seen dieters'ai d
FIRE STATION INAUGURAL...:_ About...90
acres of brush burned Thursday afternoon in
the Laauna HUJs..Woodt Canyon area ln what
f iref ignters. described as the .first major
brushfire of the year. More than 80
firefighters from the Orange County Fire
Department aJ¥i units from El Toro Marine
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Corps Air Station battled the blaze for five
houn. Cauae of the fttt. which cauaed no
iJljuriel and -"" threatlQed anr,.,..T'-still UI wMler tnw.tiption. fitt o aid.
The fire tint WU reported at 1 p.m. and WU
contained by 6 p.m. •
Wayne Airport wins J e t fuel leak '
dismissed as • • • noise exemption blaze cause.
Orange County government
baa been granted a variance that
will exempt John Wayne Airport
from state noise regulations for a
one-year period beginning Aug.
1.
The variance -sought by the
county during hearings
mnducted nearly 18 months ago
-was issued by Caltrans, the
state transportation agency,
which has jurisdiction over
airport noise laws.
According to Robert Huttman,
assistant county CO\,UUlel. county
(See AIRPORT, Page A%)
Rev. Moon jailed·
for tax evasion
NEW YORK (AP) -The Rev.
Sun Myung Moon, founder and
leader of the Unification Chun:h,
was sentenced today to 18
months in jail and a $25,000 fine
for tax evasion.
Moon could have been
sentenced to up to 14 years In
prilon.
His co-defendant and aide,
Taken! Kamiyama,140, abo waa
to be aentenced for tax evasion,
obstruction of justice and
perjury.
Moon. 62, was convicted by a
jury May 18 of conspirirtg to
evade taxes from 1973 to 1975 on
about $112,000 in interest earned
on penonal bank accounts; of
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falling to report $5(),000 in ahares
he received in a profit-making
venture; and of filing falte
returns.
Moon claimed that the money
and stock were not personal
assets but caine from followers
who wanted their aJl4rltual ie.des'
to bold the valuables in trust for
church purpoees.
Wednesday, U .S . Diatrict
Judge Gerald L . Goe\1e1 rejected
motfons from Moon'a lawyer that
the conviction be aet aside on the
grounds that he had been the
victim of selective proeecution
and abou1d have had a non-jury
trial becauee of alleQed·prejudJce
againat the UnlficadOn ChWch.
TELE VISION
'Sun Dagger' I eatured on TV
A vivid docw¥ntary on the "Sun n.aaer:• an
ancient Indian calendar, will be on Channel 50 tonight
at 10. Page A7.
BUSINESS
A Marine Corps spokesman
baa cmpelled the theory that an
El Toro-baaed A-4 Skyhawk
leaking aviation fuel either
started or contributed to the
spread of Thunday's bruahfire in
the Wooda Canyon area of
Laguna Hilla.
Sgt. Rob Yohe, a apoketman
for the El Toro Marine Corpa Air
Station, acknowled2ed today that
a plane leaking jet Iuel flew over
the area Thunday • an altitude
of approximately 3,000 feet.
But any fuel 1ealdng from the
plane would have vaporized by
the time it hit the ground, Yohe
said, He added that the jet fuel
Involved, JP-5, la not
flammable and cannot be
1\ghted even with a mat.ch.
The spokesman said Marine
Corps fuel experta have
d iaco u n ted the plane ',1
involvement in starting the fire.
Meanwhile, Orange County
fire inves1ipton are oont:lnufna
to 8eel'Ch for the cau.e of the
blaJJe, whk:h wu of a suapldoua
nature, said department
apokelman Jeffery Taylor.
The fire, which burned out of
control for cloee to three hours
near El Toro Road and Calle
Corta, destroyed 90 acrea of
medium to deme brush.
COUNTY
CINCINNATI (AP) -It;s still
a long way from approval, bbt an
experimental fat substitute that
reembles cookinc oil might hold
prombe for overweight people
and ~ with heart problems.
Reeearehers at the University
of Cincinnati believe that a
aynthetic-fat subatitute
developed by the Procter &
Gamble Co. can help dieters take
off weight and keep it-Off, while
redlJCina their cholesterol levels.
"It will make weight losing
infinitely easier," said Charles
Glueck, head of the General
Clinical Baearch Cent.er at UC.
The aubatance, sucroae
poly.ter, was aubst.hu\ed for
tatty l-. in a study tnd helped
a l"OUP of obeae people fose
wel•ht without harmful aide
effects. Glueck aid Thunday.
Sucrose polyester pa11e1
throuab the dl1ettlve aystem wi~ abeorbed. red\ldna the Ot calortes taken into the y, and alao reduces
cholesterol Jevela, Glueck l&id.
It will be at 1eaat a few years
before the aubatance could
receive aovemment approval for
general uae, but Glueck aa.id he
believea it one day will be
preecribed as a welght-loes aki,
"lt'a a novel, almost
idlosyncratic compound," Glueck
said. "It la entirely different from
other weight-control products
we've had in the past . . . 'I'hia ls
really the first. if you will, fat
substitute."
Other ~ight-control products
tend to reduce amounta of
carbohydrates taken into the
body or to alt.er a penon'1 eating
habits . By uaing the fat
substitute, obese people can
"literally have their cake and eat
It, too," Glueck said.
Foods containing the fat
subatitute teemed to aatiafy
appetites like nonnal foor'.a, but
with about 540 fewer calories per
day. Glueck said.
Sucrose polyester was
developed by Procter & Gamble
relMrchers in Cincinnati more
than 10 years ago and hold been
tested on primates.
In a study of 10 obelle people at
, the research center, the
substance was uaed to make
low -calorie milk.shakes, aalad
d~ing and a margarine-like
sp~.
Swa·nk affair
Rent protest ers plan party
The IHRholden of N•wport
Beach and Irvine will unite and
ai.tempt to throw off their
inblbitlona next w~ek at a !!:;r"~J>l4 black Ue ball at a
They'll dance, drink vlnt-ae
wine. eat chateaubriand and talk
about the rent Increases
demanded of them by their
landlord, the lrv1ne Company.
The Committee of 4,000, which
is protesting Irvine Company's
efforta to extract higher land
leues from resldenq, amt out
black~ invitations th1s week
to a Blade and White Ball July 22
at the Newport Beach Marriott
Hotel.
"The event will show the
aolidarity and community
support of the leaseholders'
-...." said Barbara Young, a
IMder of the committM. "Many
of the leueholden are the pil1an
of the Newport Beach-frvine
oommunity.''
The reception in the donated
ballroom begin• at 7 /.m .,
followed by dinner at and
dancing at ~.
Ml. "Young said the black and
white theme was cboaen to
illustrate the abarp dlapute
between the leuebolden and the
Irvine Company.
"It's a little like Scarlett O'Hara tearing down the curtail'lll
to make a dttll for the party,"
said Ms. y oUng.
He alSo serves who only sits
Camper holds si~r's place in Irvine home line
Brotherly love has prompted The aJ.n&le f.amily, detached $200,000 average price for new,
Rocky Lasch to apend hi home•, to be built by Irvine slnale family, detached hqines in
vacation camped out at a Pacific at Culver Drive and °""'8e County.
construction lite in Irvine. Bryan Avenue In Irvlne'a Portmann aid he thinb the
Luch, a Tustin resident, is Northwood Village, are being option purchue plan la being
looking out for hia slater's 80ld in a WJAY as yet untried ln offered for the first time in
interesia. Soutbem California, aocordlng to Southern C..Ufomia and that it
Four timel daily, in between F.d Portmann of Irvine Pacific. haa several benefit• to the
Palnl, sunning, playing eoftbell What Luch and the others are 001WtrUCUon firm and the buyen. w p(iker, Luch emeraes from doing 1a aigning in four times "It provlde9 the bmnebuyen
hia camper to u.e hia sister'• daily with the company., they with literally month• of
fiance'a proxy. can make "n appointment additional time lh wblch to
Hia aiater, Diana M.anaberry, Saturday foe next weekend to accumulate their down payment.
and her fiance, K.C. Connell' of pu.rchue a $2,000 option to buy arrance tinancina and 1ell their
Camell Chevrolet, Costa Mesa, one of the 18 homes to be built in pr9e0t home." Mid Rm Tncy,
are among 19 familfea or the fint phMe of Vlata J'Oare. marketin1 vice prealdent for lndi~d\&ala trym, to buy one of The bomm Aft priced at $120,-Itvine Pacific, the homebWlcfiq
the.18 homes to be built in Vlata 000 to $150,000, which Por1mann arm of the 1tvine C.ompany.
Fllare. explained it well below t~e (8" WAITING, P• Al)
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Iraqi jets· 'hit Shri:rie in Iran
I . 30 killed, 200 wounded in repr.isal attack; school leveled
-"' AIMo&I ......... Iran c1almed lnQl jltl ltnack •
Wotlem prayer ctnter dHp
tn1ld• lra~~Y.: .. kJ]UnC! ~~~;;d~:Chool
were kJlltcS or wounded, '181
captunld And '8 WW wll*i o'1t
ln det eat1n1 the lra~l
counteroftenalve to TUetday 1
lrU\1ln lnvulon.
Jeruaalem. '1 tlourcH ln ihe Iunlan caphal rHch_itd by
teleohone frOm Nk.'Cllia, C)'pNI,
11td thouaandt ot Khometnl :~~-==r~
before Uw Iraqll 1tlf f ened. The
10urcff 1~d the lranl&Jll ar• believed hold a line about a
tw lnllde lnq while the ' .,.. duc ln north and ....
a. ~ J:i::Q, awnu .... two peopi. . -~'icr"· ' ·There were no report1 of
An lnql W\k b9ttal.lon and an
infantry battalion were
1100.Dlpletely 1maabed," th•
brolldciMt Mk!.
;;Id-~ warnlnl of poaible
ltlQl cbombU\al.
The marchen burned an efflCY
ot hraell Prime Mlnhter
Menac:hem Belin and chanted
pl'C)-Paleltinian alopna.
Analyttl said tt appeared the
tran.lanl m1-ht be prep&l'lnl to
move aouth iewatd BNra from a
ao-far relatively quiet aector.
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ll'O'md 1rio11 ln UM miln blnle
area ot Baara, Iraq'• 1eeond
lar,..t city and Penlan Gulf
port. The Ir.ruan. cl.alm to be
entrenched neer s.r., but lraQ
•YI the area WM "DW'aed" of
lraqjan lnvadera -,n neavy
tt1ht1na Wedneaday and
Thunda' Iraq 1 Ima rwo-lrantan
dMlllolw wen desCroyed and f,.
733 lnnlana killed ln the defer-. ot Bara and said Iraqi troope
fCll'Clld the lranlanl to flee acrom
their border. But Iranian
communiques carried today by
Radio Tehran, monitored In
London, said 600 Iraqi troops
The rtval dalrnl could not be
independently conftrmed t>ec.utt
th• w~ nadonl bim foretan ~pondjn .. from the front. ln W~ 1 U.S. offlc:lal llid
''The lNQll are not dotDC too
badly. The Iranian• are not
maJdnl the Pl"OIP"-IOme had predkfed.
Ramadan, about 180 mnea
DJthw.t ot the lran1an capital. wu a~ed by two waves ot
jeta today, Iran'• oftidal newa
-aencY Mid. Iran'• revolutionary patriarch
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
insisted hil fl&hten would topple
the Iraqi ~ and .. U._.te
lran'claima ita troos-advant'ed
12 miles into Iraq in ''Operation
Ramadan" launched la\e ~bu\ Iraq conceded only a Ux• \hruat, which it IA)'I
wu 1ublequently revened. lt
·wa not clear how-many ~ • troos-had Invaded Iraq. War
communiques on Wednesday
indicated a total of 200,000 troos-
from both a1de8 were fightlng.
U.S. intelligen~ sources in
Wuhington said today that the
Iraniana were believed to have
<lrlven lix to 10 miles Into Iraq
Continued stories
WAITING FOR HOME e • e
Portmann said today 's
cancellation factor probably ii as
high as SO percent, meaning
three out of 10 sales of new
homes don't go through.
"By ha~ the lease option,"
he aaid, '<we re able to mitigate
llOlne of that risk to the buyer
and aeller."
The people who purchase one
of the 18 options offered on Vista
Filare'a phase one will have 45
days to cancel and get their
money back , Portmann
explained. After that, the money
ia non-refundable but they can
transfer the option with Irvine
Pacific'• approval
What makes the homes so
attractive, Partmann exolained.
ia the relatively low pUrchue
price coupled with a guarantee
they'll be sold at prevailing
interest rates at the time of the
option purchue.
The prevail.ingrate as of today,
Ma. Tracy sata. la around 16
percent.
Luch said he's making sure
his sister's ft.ance ia signed up the
four required times cfaily for hi.a
right to make an appointment
Saturday.
Another prospective option
buyer, Margo Peterman of El
Toro, said she and her husband
have been signing in a\ Vista
Fila.re four times daily becauae
they want to move oloeer to her
liquor store buaineaa in
Northwood.
Most of the people trying to
buy the options are Irvine area
residenta, Portmann said, and are
tryina to buy larger or better
houses.
One such person ia Mike
Pickett. who lives in the Lakes, a
condominium development in
Northwood.
He said he's been trying to buy
a larger home for more than a
year but they're all priced too
hi~h.
The $120,000 hc)me in Vista
Filare is in his price range, he
said, but if he can't get that one,
he'll have to keep looking.
By SANDIE JOY
AIRPORT VARIANCE . e •
supervisors att ploh.ibCted from
taking any actiooa to incre8le
existing noise limits or the
amount of land located in a hiab
noiae impact r.one. Further, tM
county within 90 days ia required
to submit to Caltrana a program
for complying with a state law
forbidding residential uan in
hiah noile impact areal by Jan. 1, 19M. .
"Frankly, we don't eee any
way to accomplish that,"
Nuttman said.
Nut~ explained that the
county'• effort to reduce the size
of the high noi.ae impact zone -
generally including much of
unincorporated Santa Ana
Heilbta -baa been atym.ied by
an :Oran1e County Superior
Court order overturning the
county'• 1981 airport master
plan.
Another fJICtor preventing the
county from redud.na jet noi8e
waa a dedllon by the Federal
Aviation Administration
reject.ina nol.9e-reduc1ng pcwrr
cutmcka for jet aircrafL
· Nuttman uid the only 'waY'
the county could meet the W86
requirement would be to redi.;~~
the number of pennitted daily ~t
departures, now at 41, and to
condemn homes now in the
high-noise impact area or to
condemn aviation easements over
thoee homes.
Nuttman characterized the
variance approved by a Caltrans
deputy director as "pretty much
what we bad before,
"They ttJOOS1lit.e the ~winl
public demand (for UR ""l"f the
airport) and the boal'd's exi8t.i.ng
noise abatement program," he
8'!ded.
The variance has been Wlder
consideration since February
1981 .
Fair .and lVarm
Temperature8·
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Coastal Albeny
Albuque
o-outw ••'•" nonh.-t AIMt9o ..,_ 12 to 20 knOtl 'llltttl 3 to 5 ~
foot ..... EIHWhere •Ind• AttarO beComlng .-to _,.._. 10 Atlentc Cly
to ti knoea llfternOOft. ~ Austin
..... 1 to 3 feet. F~. tow 8attlmore ~ and loclll fog wtltl loclll 8MflQll
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bflnglng hall and hlgfl Mnd to Chertttn 9C t01M .,_ and In..,_ rain fl'* ~ WV
par11 of North DellOta. Mlnl*IOCa Ch-'"" NC
and Mont-. CMyerVl9 Heavy rain falllng on QllcllOO ·-loii"d C*11rll towa P'llfl9d ClndMlltl 11*'1 OWIW ttlllr .,.,._ today and ~ p1om,..o fteltl-flood wnlftOa. QrNMa SC C.. ... tt.llacf on City *eetl ~
In Oii ~ In _,. .-by ~t 'Mh Afloona, pollce reported o.yton
fto9s •I Ill C. rooftopa In OM OerW
~rew tho••r• :no :=--thund•rttormt alto llngerad Duluth = =' WleOOnlln. E ,_
Today'• rorecut called for =:::.,,
allow•r• and thundarttormt Greet F•
......... -IN -.th Atllntlc Hertfofd ttatn, from Alabama to the HtNne
T-~and~ to ttie. HonoUu upper Ore•t L•ltH. Stormy Houatc.i w .. thar WH e.pacted over lndnlipllt AtkanMa, Iha mkl·Mlulttlppl Jadl9rl MS V~, .... Mexloo and Al1llDM. lelll I .. wltfl partly tunny •••Illar ~Ci; ....... ~ r....., ... ...,.. ,,..,._, .._"' ~tflelOIMd70a*"9NWSIC ._
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81y1ha 113
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PMo Aoblaa • 55
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hnl• Bart>af• 811 57
Sent• Marla 74 Slodl1on 101 82 ~ 10t
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8lahop .. 12
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IntormaU-0n reachinl
Wuhtnpn indicates that the
lnqll, who suffered hwnlllatlnl
revel"lell ln recent monthl, are
putttna up a atronaer ttaht than
previou1ly, accordlna to U.S.
IOW'Cel.
The lntenaifJed flahtina rallec:f
concern about 011 1upplle1
because both na\iona are
important petroleum producera.
But oil analyata have aald that
becauae of the worldwide oil alut
the war wW probably have little
effect.
Police grab.
4 suspects in
Porsche thefts
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By DAVID I~ Ol'ltleo.lr"9t .....
Four people have been'
arrested by <the California
Hlghwa.1. Patrol and Orange
CoWlty ;:>herifra Department on
suspicion of operating a major car
theft ring in Southern California
that spedallred in Porte.bes.
In addition to the four arrests
-three of whlch took place in Or~ County -investigators
said if\ey recovered numerous
miaalng automobiles and
automobile parts.
Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart
identified the suspects taken into
custody Thursday as Stuart
Glenn Murting, 23, of Laguna
Niguel; John I>. Eberhardt, 39,
address unknown; Andtew
Leaney, 24, of Anaheim, and
Marsha Lathrop, 40. o(. Corona.
Mias Lathrop was a.n'Mted in
Corona and booked into the
Riverside County Jail.
The thtte men were arrested
in Orange County and booked
into county jail here in lieu of
$100,000 bail.
All four suspect.a were charged
with aus~on of grand theft,
auto theft* and receiving stolen
property. Eberhardt al90 faces a
concealed. weapon charge.
Between eight and 12 Ponches
were rtcovered in Orange
County, ~yin the Anaheim
area, Hart aatd.
Orange County investigators
joined with the San Diego office
of· the highway patrol in .
investigating the disappearance
of Porsches when eight of the
popular vehicles were stolen ln
Mission Viejo and Dana Point in
May.
The CHP already had been
investigating the stolen car ring
for a year. Hart said sheriff's
auto theft investigaton contacted
the CHP in June and "combined
efforts" on the invesliRation.
San Diego CHP officials said
Thursday tha\ an estimated
$~00,000 in stolen automobiles
and parts were recovered from
warehouees and public storage
areas. It Is alleged that many of
the cars were disasaembled and
the parts sold to buyers wbo
responded to an advertiaement in
a car magazine.
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BIG WHEEL -Robaire, a mime, magician and juggler who
ia entertaining at the Orange County Fair this week. cycles
through the. fairgrounds. He gives two shows a day on the
Heritage Stage.
Nostalgic music
on tap at' OC fair
Songs by Jerry Lee Lewis,
Chuck Berry, Fata Domino and
Chubby Checker will be featured
tonight when popular radio disk
~key Wolfman Jack brings his
'American Graffiti Revue" to
the Amphltheater stage at the
Orange County Fair.
Showtimes are 7 and 9 p.m. for
the noetalRic tribute to '50a and '60s music. The show is free
with the price of fair admission.
The finrt Championship Rodeo
performance is slated tor 8 p.m.
Adult admission for the rodeo is
$3 and children are admitted for
$1. Two more rodeo shows are
scheduled for 4 and 8 p.m.
Saturday. July 17.
Today is children's day, and if
younpten 12 years and under
enter ~ fairgrounds before 6
p.m .. ther will be admitted tree.
The "A 1 American" fair is
located at Fair Drive and
Newport Boulevard (Route 55)
and is open from 10 a.m. to
midnight through the weekend.
Other events at the fair include
the International Lumberjack
Show at 7 and 9 p.m.; Country
Fun Contests at 5:30 p.m.; the
Funs-A-Poppin Circus at 8 p.m .:
gymnasti.c tumbling contests at
5:30 and 7:30 p.m .: Gourmet
Gallery at 5:30 p.m .; Hypnotist
Vandermelde at 8 p .m ., and
crafts demonstrations held all
day.
Meanwhile, clowns, mimes,
jugglers, marionettes, dancers
and bands will appear at many
locations throughout the
grounda.
The fair cl011eS Sunday, but not
before the Limeliters trio
perfonn their ballads Saturday .
niRh.t and "Rain," a Beatles
lookalike gro up from Los
Angeles, aing the tunes made
famous by the original Fab Four
on SWlday at the Amphitheater.
The shows will be held at 7 and 9
p.m. each ni1Zht.
F or more informa tion, call
714-751-FAIR.
Ray Catalano
heads Irvine
plan hoard
Urban planner Ray Catalano
has been elected chainnan of the
Irvine Plannh\g Commiasi.on.
Chainnen are elected by fellow
commissioners to serve a one-1
year term.
Catalano, a UC Irvine associate
professor of 90Cial ecology, was
appointed to the five-member
commission in 1978 by then
councilman Larry A.gran. A.gran
was elec ted mayor Tuesday
evening.
Dr. Catalano recently made
headlines with the release of a
study linking physical and
emotional troubles suffered by •
some people to economic hard
times.
He came to UCl in 1972 and '
since 1978 has been associate
direct.or of the university's Public
Policy Research Organization .
Catalano earned a doctoral
degree in metropolitan studies
and public ad.ministration from
Syracuse University. He has a
master's degree in regional
planning .from Syracuse and a
bachelor's degree in political
science from BOston College.
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FIRE STATION INAUGURAL _:__ About 90
acres of brush burned Thunday afternoon in
the Laguna HUJl.. Wood8 Cayon area Jn what
flrefignters described aa the flnt major
brushfire of the year. More· than 80
firefighters from the Orange County Fire
Department and .unita from El Toro Marine
............... _ _._~
Corps A1r Station battled the blaze for five
hours. OWle of the tire, which cau.ed no
~ ........ W,.tel)ed ~~ still la under In~~. fire aald.
The fire first w• rej)orted at 1 p.m. and wu
CIOlltained by 6 p.m.
Ne~port eyes pact
on flight limits
By J ODI CADENHEAD or ... ~ .... .,.
Newport Beach city officiala
have drafted a new John Wayne
Airport policy that seeks a long·
term agreement with the county
ln order to limit the number of
daily flights until a new
commercial airport is built.
Ken Delino, a11istant city
Newport Beach can onJy hope to
limit flights by negoti,ating with
the county, possibly through a
joint powers agreement.
Delino said he hopes to bring
the proposed policy to the City
Council in the next few months
aft.er meeting first with other
groups interested in the airport.
"People are perceiving a
negotiated settlement as a copout
(See FLIGHT, Pa1e A!)
manager and author of the still
1
unadopted policy. said that
1
1 3 seek re-election
j in Mesa , Newport
J Three city council members There are two aeatl open on
from Newport,Beach and Coeta the Costa ~eaa City Council.
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'j Mesa were among candidates Mayor Arlene Schafer hu also
who took out applicatiom this declared her intention to seek
week to file for November re-electlon.
council elections. Newport Beach Mayor Jackie
c.o.ta Mesa city Councilwoman Heather and councilwoman Nonna ~. who became the Evelyn Hart, both elected in
dfy's first w&man mayor in 1977, 1978, were among four oouncil
took out papen Monday. hopefuls at the dty clerk's office
Monday. Dave Wheeler, a Costa Mesa
attorney who practices In
Newport Beach, haa a1ao taken
out papen .in that dty.
Jim DeBoom, director of the
~ Coast YMCA and Bill
Agee, a member of the dty arts
cornmilllon, alto took out papen.
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BUSINESS
Mesa seeking
ban on wood
shake roofs
Costa Mesa la joining the
growing lilt of Orange County
cities eeeking to ban untreated
wood shake roofs from new
construction and require the U8e
of fire·retardant materials for
repairs do~e on existing
structures.
U adopted by the Qty Council
Monday nisht the new ordinance
will take effect Sept. 2 and
requife the use of fire retardant
materiala:
-oo the entire roof if more
than 50 percent la uPlf8ded.
-only on the portion
upgraded lf less than 50 percent
is altered.
-and not at all if the portion
changed ls less than 10 percent.
Vic Newton , assistant
development 9el'Vicee director for
the dty said lt oosts about 50. to
60 percent more to inltall a llre
retardant roof.
• '"This la not going to be an
overnight .olution." said Newton.
''It'• a startin8 point. Eventually
all our roof will be fire
retardant."
The new ordinance comes
three lnentha atter a devutaUna
fire in Anaheim lnvolvl_~I
untreated shake roofs cauaed ~
million in damage and left 1,500
people homeleaa.
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OH ANGf C OUN l y r Al tHrn NIA 2~ CENTS
'Heavies' h~lped ·?
Cooking oil substi tute seen diet ersJaid
CINCINNATI (AP) -It's 1till
a long way from approval, but an
experimental fat substitute that
resembles oookin& oil might hold
prom1ae for overweight people
and thoee With heart problems.
Reeearehers at the University
of Cincinnati believe that a
synthetic· fat su ball tu te
developed by the Pl'octer &
Gamble Co. can help diet.en take
off wetcht and keep it-off, while
reducina their cholesterol levels.
"It will make weight bing
inflnltely euier," said Charles
Glueck, bad o1 th~ General
Clinical 8-n:h Centel' at UC.
The 1ub 1tance, 1u cro1e
poly~r, •u subtdtut.ed for
fatty ltema fa. study and helped
a aroup of obeae ~ple lose welaht\.."!lt~ut hatmful aide
effectll, liWICk aaid Thunday.
Sucrose polyeater paaaea
throu1h the dJ1e1tive ay1tem
withaUt ¥na,ablorbed. redudnc
the number Of ca1oriel taken Into
the body, and also red uceJ
cholelterol levela, Glueck aakl.
It will be at lefllt a fe.w years
before the aubatance could
receive gov~t ap~ for
gent!ral uae, but Gluec1< said he
believ~s it one day will be
pracrtbed as a wetaht·loea aid.
"It'• a novel, almost
idiosyncratic ocmpound." Glueck
aaid. "It ii entirely different from
other weight-<:<>ntrol producta
we've had in the past . . . This ia
really the first. f.t you will, fat
sublti tute."
Other ~t-<:entrol producta
tend to reduce amounts of
carbohydrates taken into the
body or to alter a penon'a Nting
bablta. By using the fat
substitute, obese people can
"lltttally have their cake and eat
It, too," Olueck '9id.
Foods containing the fat
substitute aeemed to satisfy
appetite. like normal foorA, but
with about 540 fewer calories per
day. Glueck laid.
Sucrose polyest'r was
developed by Procter &!Gamble
re.earchers in ~ti more
than 10 years aao and Had been
tested on primates.
In a study of 10 obeee~le at the research cent r , the
substance waa u1ed make
low--calorie milkahak , aalad
dressing and a margarine·like
spread.
Swank affair
·Bent· protesters plan party ..
. The leMeholden of Newport
Beach and Irvine will unite and
anem])t to;:row off their
lnhlblUon1 ext week at a !!:r".: black de ball at a
They'll dance, drink vintage
wine, eat chateaubriand and talk
about the rent increases
demanded of them by their
~ord. the lrvtne Company.
The Commlttee of 4,000, which
is protesting Irvine Company'i
efforts to extract higher land
leMeS from residents, aent out
bi.ck-edaed invitations th1a week
to a Bid and White~ July 22
at the Newport Beach Marriott
HQtel.
"The event will ahow the
1olidarity and com~unity support of the lease oldera'
illue," Mid &rbua oung. a
leeder' of the ciommi::+.. ''Many of the a..holdl!n are
of the Newport Beac ·= community."
The reception in the ~ted
ballroom be(tln1 at 7 p .m .,
followed by aintaer at 8 and
dancing at 9. ,
Ma. \'oung said the;; and
white iheme was c sen to
muatrate the sharp dispute
between the l~ and the
J.rvine Qimpany. I
"It's a little lik~carlett
O'Hara tea.ring down curlaina
to make a dress for party,"
aaid Ms. Young.
He also serves who only sits
Camper holds sister 's place in Irvine home line
Brotherly love has prompted
·Rocky Laach to spend hi•
vacation camped out at a
OONtruction lite Ul ll'Vine.
Lasch, a Tustin resident, is
looking out for hi• sister's
intereata.
Four ttmea daily, in between
Joalnl, sunning, playing aoftbell
l.00"" p(iker, Luch emerges from
till camper to U9e his sisttt'a
flanoe'• proxy.
Ilia aistel', Diana ManaberTy.
and her fi.ance, K.C. QioneJ.1 of
Connell Otevro1et, a.ta Mesa.
are among 19 families or
lndlvktuala trying 10 buy one of
the 18 bomell -to 6e built in Vista
FU.are.
The aingle family, detached
homes, to be built by Irvine
P'cific at Culver Drive and
Bryan Avenue In Irvine's
Northwood Village. are being
aold in a way as yet untried in
Southern California, according to
&i Portnwm of Irvine Pacific.
What Luch and the others are
doing ii llgning in four times
dally with the company ao they
can make an appointment
Saturday for next weekend to
purchaae a $2,000 option to buy
one of the 18 bome9 to be buil\in
the flrSt ~ of Vista l'llatt.
The .boam are prbd 'It f 120,·
000 to ttS0,000, which Portmann
explained ii well below t~e
INDEX
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t\:irpott. Wins year's ex~~ption from· noise. . _ .... , . ._.~
-°t~ a:='!=.::::: ex&uln1 nolH llmtia or the ReUrht1 -Ml blMI\ llYmMd by bl1h .. nOJM h~DICI ., .. or to ~= ~a,.,°:r.1 ,:: =f~~ttiJ;'!:l':.:::~ wm ..._. ~ohft= All'llOl1 emount of lilild m'9d In a blO an brau• County: ;Superlor coridman avlaUQft MMIMl'ltl over Admlnfltratlve Law Jud•e ClOl'ftlnlrdal·'ilt operatiOnl. llirad flimia ... • -~· noile ~ IGM; J\lither, tM Court oraer overturntn1 th• ~ homll. Robin N.._ h hlbfted 1 f ..... _... UGlw • 00UAty wtthln IO~luwqulNd county'• 1981 alr~rt mHter Huttman ebaraeterJzed the eoun oftid I 1n brie ~ ~r en :,:: cm.y.-pldad ,.._,,,,,,,.Au;, to_...,.., c.itiw a -...i.... • _ _, ___ ap....;...-.1...., • ,._,._.... Cy a 1, ft lat.er more •
1. ... tor ciomDl.Ytu ..... ...: ~--;:-"" ,,_... HUAI-""'~"'IT ----filed wttb Caltrarw. IUd IUCti. ... ••av.
'l1'e vvtance-'"""'•"""t by the ilddfnir'·rt "''VI • •• .w Anolbel' faotofo JlftWfttinl the deputy d.b'eirtOr •"pretty much red~ oould not be achMved Lete ln 1881, NebW ~
county durtn,~~rin1• torbld =•nUal "* In county tram nchicinl ~ "'*' wl\at we had before. ~ cwnnt ~. to Caltrw hll r-um11\111Pdatllallil
conductlld ,_,1' 1 -·~ ~ h1ah n06le arw by Jan. 1• WM a dedlklr\ l?Y tM Federal •llJ'hey ~ the powtnc And they polnt•d out that for a new variance. He ildd the _ • .,. 19te. Aviation Admlnhtratlon _,..,u .. dernana (for Ule of the :ri ~·-i..~ ht h t t t tone -WM .__ Caltra!)I, 11J'rankly, n don't .... r.iectina riol8e-red~ power =.....--bot.rd • u. ..-n to control I no H m J> • c 1 .
''-'•' tran1portaUon •a•nc:y way to acoompllih ,haf"', , c:utbACk:ib...,. •• _...... > ... ~ th9 '• ·~h J• nolH. • eount7, for •uiround!na the urport lhOWd ,.blob tau l.:~adleUon ove; Nudmma ii11t Nuttman ~ ~~: wtYI •Ullt.ment proaram, • • x •mp le, l 1 re q u r l n a 'be NdUCld ln a by 20 ..,....m. ,
............ Nuttmlln •Xplained that the the ty could m.t-tM'lJN ~· vartanoe hli been under Introduction of new, 1--nofly Caltrw hM never denJed an' i-~ to ftObilrt Nut1man, county'• .tb't to Ndual tht me ~t would be to reduce con1td1ratlon 1lnce February ~· bu lmpoud wet1ht airport or opei'ator'• Nqu.t foe•' .-amt county ~ county of the ~no.. tmp.ot IOM _ UM n\.Dl\ber ot pennit1iild dally pt tatJon.t to prohibit heavier vartance from noi8e resuJatiom. •
'a&Pll.W.t u. Jl'Oh!Mtlld fnlm 1•nerafiy lncludtn1 much of ~. now a& 41, ·ana to ~!!\)'.~to lncn•• unlneorpo~t;s ;•nt• Ana . condemn ho··~n;.w ln the Fifties live· auain at fair.
From.Pap At l!!!J'
FblGH~ LIMI~S • • •
and lt'1 not." aid Dellno. "lt'1 the
bl9t meuw for the dty to pin
control OYW the airport.''
In the pMt two yean the city
hu spent $800,000 in legal <mtl
to block expanl1on of the airport.
adopted may or may not haw a
number," Hid Dellna. "The
number may wind up bainC 41 OI'
up to 42. That'• aomethina that
hu to be worked out."
-Contlnue exl1t1n1 noise ~torlnc PfOll'UDI. -lncrew eUorta to llearch
fQr a new ~ lite to replace
or relieve"" congestion at John
Wayne Airpon.
Wolfman Jack, rodeo, children's day featured I
SoJlCI by Jerry Lee Lewta. located at Fair Drive ancf perform their ballada Saturday !
Chuck Berry, Fata Domino and Newpqrt "Boulevard (Route 55) nl1ht and "Rain," a Beatlea ,
Chubby Checker will be feetured and II open from 10 a.m. to lookalike group from Loi
tonfeht when popular ndJo dbk mldnltht through the weekend. Angeles, ~ the tune1 made ~ Wolbnan Jack brinp b1a Other eventa at the fair include famoua by the original Fab Four
'American Graffiti Revue" to the International Lumberjack on Sunday at the Amphitheater.
the Amphiihilat.el' ttage at the Show at 7 and 9 p.m.; Country The shows will be held at 7 and 9
Orange C-ounty Fair. run Contests at 5:30 'P.m.; the p.m. each night.
Showtimee are 7 and 9 p,m. fQC Funa-A-Poppin Circus at 8 p.m.; Some exhibit.a fairgoers can •
County oftida1a haw 10Ught to
lncreaae the number of daily fllahta and add $75 million in
l menu, including
the lii.e of the terminal
and traffic fadllttes.
The term• of • propo1ed
agreement between the county
and the city would indude the
followtna:
-Uee of the airport r9lrlcted
only to ain:raft that meet the
rederal -avlation aolle
regulations.
The county'• Blue Ribbon
Reaional Airport Committee
recommended • 3,700-acre lite
northeut ot Santla10 Canyon
this week. The Southern
California AHoclatlon of
~ti'li.u augge.ted'"'Er
Toro and two 1ite1 In Loa
Anae1ee and San Diego oountiel.
'l"he city'• new rolicy also
specifies that i suc h an
~tis not reached the city ~ "CJPPCJR all hn nt no
matter how~
~e DOltaJalc trttJs,ate to '509 and IY1DDUtlc tumbling contests at enjoy include fine arts, home
601 mU1lC. The 1how l• tree "&:So and 7:30 p.m.; Gourmet acts. c rafts I h o b b I es, · ,
with the price of fair aclmWDQn. Gallery at 5:30 p.m.; Hypnotist photography. florlcul tu r e , 1
In re"""1 for a legal ~t with dW county, die dty would
8'I'" not to ~ in the w.-y of
p1anl to upgrade and operate the
~-DMt city ottidala have vebm;t1v ooomect anv incn•
in the number of dally depMtures
from the current 41 fllahta. No
euct number 11 mentioned in the
cit?;'• flve-paae draft policy.
· 'Thia policy when it11 finally
-Limit the number of
avera1• daily departUlft to a
figure with which all parUea can
~· -Continue to enforce the .ame airport houri and the same
rules for busineea jet operations.
-Limit the destination. of air
carrten to a number with which
all partie. can agree in order to
keep the airport size consistent.
,'
Dellno aaid he has had ltrong
support from Newport Beach
homeowners croups regarding
the propmed policy.
Continued stories
WAITING .FOR HOME • • •
Portmann aaid today's
canoellation factor probably ii as
hiah as 30 percent, meaning Uiree out of 10 aa1es of new
homes don't go throuch.
"By having the lee. option,"
he aaid. "we'nt able to mitigate
101De of that risk to the buyer
and 1eller."
1be people who ferurchatle one
of the 18 options off<'ed on Via1a
Filatt'1 phase one will have 45
Sirike delayed
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Southern California Rapid
Tranalt Diatrlct drivth'I, who
carry about 1.1 million riden
dally in 6,ve counties, will abide
by a coUrt ordeT forbidding a
atrtb at 1eaat witil the end of the
month. oftidala laid 1bunday.
days to cancel and get their
money back, Portmann
explained. After that, the money
ia ~-refundable but they can
t.ranafer the option with 1rvtne
Paclfic'1 approval
What makea the homea 10
attlw.1fw, Partmann nplatned,
la the relatively low purchue
price coupled with a guarantee
they'll be aold at prevailing
in.,._ raliM at the time of the
opdan purchue.
Tbe preyaWna rate as of today,
Ma. Tney 1a1a. ii around 16
permnt.
LMeb aid he'• making IUre
b1a allt.el"1 Bance la signed up the
four required times c:faily for hia
right to make an appointment
Saturday.
. Another prospective option
buyer, Maran Peterman of El
Toro, aald -and her husbani:f
have been Signing in at Vista
Filare four times dally becaua
they want to move cloeer to her
liquor store busineu in
Northwood.
Most of the people trying to
buy the options are Irvine area
residents, Fortmann said, and are
trying to buy larger or better
bowles.
, One such person la Mike
Pickett, ~in the ~es. a
condominium development in
Northwood. lie said be'a been tryinl to buy
a larger home for more th.ad a
year but they're all prioed too
hiah.
The $120,000 home in Vista
FilAre is in hia price range, he
said. but lf he can't get that one,
he'll have to keep looking.
By SANDIE JOY
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petf.Onnanef 11 l1lted ""for -a rt.m. crafts demonstHtio~ held all .festiv~ wine. diaplay and the l
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$1. Two more rodeo abowl ce jugglers, marlonettes.' dance~ •• for children 6 to 12 (they are
scheduled for 4 and 8 p .m . and banda will appear at many admitted free today before 6 p.m.) 1 Saturday, July 17. locatlona throughout ti>e and children under 6 ~re 1 Today la children's day, and If srounda. admitted free every day. Parking
youngsten 12 years· and wlder The fair cloees Sunday, but not la Y,·
enter the f~ before 6 before the Llmelitera trio 714 o7r mFore information, call .m., the will be admitted iree. -51-AIR. ~he "All American" fair i1
Police grab
4 suspects in
Porsche thefts
By DAVID ltUTZMANN
of'tMD.ar .........
Four people have been
arreated by the California
Highway Patrol and Orange
County Sheriff's Department on
auapicion of operattna a major' car
theft rinl in Southern California
that 1peda1iwd In Ponches.
In addition to the four arrests
-three of which took placie in
Orange County -investigators
said they recovered numerous
mining automobile. and
aut.omoblle parta.
Sheriff'• Lt. Wyatt Hart
identWed the auapecta taken into
cuatody Thursday as Stuart
Glenn Murting, 23, of Laguna
Niguel; John D. Eberhardt, 39,
addre11 unknown; Andrew
Leaney, 24, of Anaheim, and
Marsha Lathrop, 40, of C.orona.
Mlsl Lathrop was arrested in
Corona and booked into the
Riverside C-ounty Jail.
The three men were arrested
in Orange County and booked
into county jail here in lieu of
$100,000 bail.
All four auspecta were charged
with IUIJ)icion of grand theft,
auto theft and receiving stolen
property. Eberhardt alao faces a
concealed weapon charge.
' Between eight and 12 Poraches
were recovered in Orange
County, mainly in the Anaheim
area. Hart said.
Orange C.Ounty inveatigaton
joined with the San Diego office
of the highway patrol in
investigating the di~ppHr&DCe
of Ponches when eight of the
~1= vehicles were stolen in Viejo and Dana Point in
May.
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. \ excursion
Costa Me1a's Leisure
Service• Department is
offering an excursion to the
Rinallng Brothers Barnum &
Baifey Circus in Anaheim
Aug. 7.
The bua Will leave from the
Nel1hborhood Communlty
Center, ~845 Park Ave., at 2
• Dr. Rieb.rd A. Hayden
of Newport Beach, a ataff.
phy1lcian in the Student
Health and Counseling
Center at California State
University, Fullerton, has
been t named as the
distinguahed staff member
by the university's Alumni
A.saociation.
Other Alumni Asaociation
award winnen include Amaa
• R.e&iltntlon I.a now being
a ccepted for a July 24
excunion to Dodger atadium.
sponaored by the Costa Mesa
Leisure Servicea Department.
Bua· transportation and
• Youngsters between 8
and 15 are Invited to register
for the Orange Coast YMCA
spomored trip to watch the
Angell and the Oakland
Athletics play July 27 .
Cost ls $6 for YMCA
in Mesa
p.m. and return at 5:30 p.m..
Cost la $10 per penon and
children under 14 must be
aa:ompanied by an adult.
For r eservations write:
Leisure Services, P.O. Box
1200, Costa Mesa, 29626.
Deadline for payment is July
30. For more information call
754-5391.
Marie ~tUes, of Huntington
Beach, Health, Education,
Physical Education and
Recreation undergraduate
who-r-.e c e iv e d a ~ 100
scholarship, and Peggy M.
Hammer of Placentia and
Jolla C . Sclamlckratla of
Huntington Beach wbo were
recognized for their
outstanding service to the
8S90ci.a tion.
reserved eeats are lnduded in
the $10 tickets. The bills will
leave at 4:30 p.m. from the
Neighborhood Community
Center, 1845 Park Ave.
For more information call
754-5391.
members and $7.50 for non-
members. Participants will
leave the YMCA parking lot
at 2300 Univenity Drive in
Ne~rt Beach at ~:30 p.m.
De'ne to sign-up is July 22.
For more infonnatioll call
642-~.
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FIRE STATION INAUGURAL ...:..._ About 90 Corpl Air Station battled the bla7.e for five
acres of brush burned Thuraday afternoon in hours. Cauae of the fire, which cau.ed no
the Laguna HilJs.. Woods Canyon area In what injuriel NwS never tbreaiened 8"~
fireflgnters described a1 the tint major still S. under tnvestS&atlaft. fire aid.
brushfire of the year. More than 80 'nle fire fint waa ~at 1 p.m. and wu
firefighters from the Orange County Fire ·contained by 8 p.m.
Department and units from El Toro Marine
Newport. eyes prlct
on flight limits .
By JODI CADENHEAD °' .. Deir ......... Newport Beach city officia.la
have drafted a new John Wayne
Airport policy that seeks a Jong·
term agreement with the county
in order to limit the number of
daily flights until a n e w
commercial airport is built.
Ken Delino, assistant city
manager and author of the still
unadopted policy, sai~ that
Newport Beach can cinJy hope to
limit flights by negotiating with
the county, possibly through a
joint powers agreement.
Dellno said he hopes to bring
the proposed policy to the City
Council in the next few months
after meeting first with other
groups interested in the airport.
"People are perceiving a
negotiated settlement u a copout
(See n.IGBT. Page Al)
3 seek re-election
-in Mesa, Newport :
Three city council members
from Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa were among candidates
who took out applications thil
week to file for November
council elections.
Costa Mesa city Councilwoman
Norma Hertzog, who became the
dty's first woman mayor in 1977,
took out papers Monday.
Dave Whteler, a Costa Mesa
attorney who practices in
Newport Beach. baa also ta.ken
out papen in that dty.
There are two seats open OD
the Costa Mesa City Council.
Mayor Arlene Schafer has a.l8o
declared her intendon to seek
re-eJection..
Newport Beach Mayor Jackie
Heather and councilwoman
Evelyn Hart, both elected in
1978, were among four council
bopeflala at the city clerk's office
Monday.
Jim DeBoom, di.rector of the
Orange Coast YMCA and Bll1
Acee. a member of the dty arta
commilsion. ai.o took out papen.
' TELEVISION
'Sun Dagger' leatured ·on TV
A vi.vid documentary OD the .. Sun Ilaaer," an
ancient Indian calendar, will be on Channel 60 toniaht
at 10. Page A7.
BUSINESS
Mesa seeking
ban on wood
shake 'roofs
Costa Mesa is joining the
growing list of Orange County
cities seeking to ban witreated
wood shake roofs from new
construction and require the uae
of fire·retardant materials for
repalra done on existing
structures.
U adopted by the Qty Council
Monday ni&ht the new ordinance
will take effect Sept. 2 and
require the u.e of fire retardant
materials.:
-on the entire roof if more
than 50 percent 1s uJ>lr8ded.
-only 'on the portion
upgraded if let1 than 50 percent
is altered.
-and not at all if the portion
changed is leas than 10 peroenL
Vic Newton, anhtant
development services director for
the city aald it co.ta about 50 to
60 percent more to install a fire
retardant roof.
''Thi.a ia not goin8 to be an
overnight IOlution,'' said Newton.
"lt'a a starttna point. Eventually
all our roof will be fire
retardanL"
The new ordinance comes
three months after a devastating 1
fire in Anaheim involvl_ng
unt:reeted shake roof.a caUled S:M>
million fn damaae and left 1,500
people hnmeJe-
COUNTY
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'Heavies' helped?·
Cooking oil substitute seen dieters'aid
CINCINNATI (AP) -It's still tend to reduce amounts of Sucrose p';/.yeater waa
a long way from approval, but an carbohydrates taken into the developed by Procter & Gunble
experiment.al fat substitute that body or to alter a penon's eating researchers in Cincinnati more
reeembles cooking oil might hold ha b I t 1 . By us i n g the f a t than 10 years ago and had been
promi9e for overweight _ _people substitute, obese people can tested on primates.
and the. wtth heart problems. "literally have their cake and eat ln a study of 10 obe9e people at
Re.earchen at the University it, too," Glueck said. the researc h center the
of Cincinnati believe that a Foods containing the fat substance waa used to 'make
syntbetic ·fat substitute substitute seemed to satisfy low·calorie milkshakes, salad
developed by the Procter & appetifes like normal fOCY..&s, but dressing and a margarine·like
Gamble Co. can help dieten take with about 540 fewer calories per spread.
off weight and keep it-off, w~ day\ Glueck said.
reducing their cholesterol Jevels.
"It will make weight losing
infinitely easier,'' said Charles
Glueck, head of the General
Clinical Reeea.rch Center at UC.
The substance, aucrose
polye.ter, w .. aubatltuted .for
tau, .... tn • lt'Udy and helped
a 1roup of ot>e.e people fose
wetaht without harmful aide
effects, Glueck said 'lbw.lay.
Sucrose polyester paases
through the diaeative system
without beJnc abeorbed, reducina
the number of celol1e9 ta.ken into
the body, ahd also reducea
cbo1e8tero1 levels, Glueck said.
It will be at least a few years
before the aubatance could
receive governmeont approval for
general uae, but Glueck said be
believes it one day will be
preecrtbed as a weight·loes aid.
"It's a novel , almost
idiosyncratic compound," Glueck
said. "It ia entirely di!fenmt from
other weight-control products
we've had in the put . . . This i.s
really the first. If you will, fat
substitute."
Other weight-control products
Swank affair.
t
rRent. ·protesters plan party
'The leuebolder'I of Newport
Beach and Irvine will \D\i1e lllld
attempt to throw off the,ir
inhibltlol\1 nexf week at a
$100·J*"<OUple black tie ball at a
swank hotel.
They'll dence, drink vfntaee
wine, eat chateaubriand and talk
about the rent increases
·demandecl of them by their land.lord. the Irvine Qmpany.
The Committee of 4,000, which
is protesting Irvine Company's
efforta to extract higher land
leaae:s from residenta, sent out
black-edaed invitations this week
to a Bid and White Ball July 22
at the Newport Beach Marriott
Hotel.
"The event will show the
solidarity and community
support of the leaseholders'
imue,'' said Barbara Young. a
leader of the oommlttee. "Many
of the leeaebolden are the pillars
of the Newport Beacb·frvlne •
ocmmunlty." ·
The reception in the donated
ballroom begin• at 7 p .m .•
followed by dinner at 8 and .
daod~at 9. !dL oung said the black and
white theme was chosen to
illustrate the sharp dispute
between the leaaeholden and the
Irvine Company.
"It's a little like Scarlett
O'Hara tearing down the curtains
to make a dress for the party,"
said Ms. young.
He also serves ·who only sits
Camper holds sister's place in lriine home line
B(otherly Love bu prompted
·Rocky Lasch to spend bis
vacation camped out at •
conatruction aite in Irvine.
Lucb, a Tustin resident, la
· lookln1 out for his sister's
interests.
Four times daily, in between
jogina, IWUling, playtni IOftball a.DQ" pOker, Luch emerges from
his camper to me hia sister's
fiance'• proxy.
His lister, Diana ManabeJTy,
and ber fiance, K.C. Connell of
C.onneU Chevrolet, c.o.ta Mesa,
are among 19 hmlliea or
individuals trying to buy one of
the 18 hma -to 6e built in Vista
Fil.are.
The atngle familY., detached
homes, to be built by Irvine
Pacific at Culver Drive and
Bryan Avenue ln Irvine's
Northwood Village, are being
eold in a way as yet untried in
Southern California, according to
Ed Fortmann of Irvine Pacific.
WhAt LuCh and the othera are doin8 ii llp.ing in four times
daily with the company 10 they
can make an appointment
Saturday for next weekend to
purchue a $2,000 optioo to buy
one of tbe 1-8 homes to tie built fn
the f1rat phue of Vjsta FU.are.
The hc:ilnee are pricM at $120,-
. 000 to $150,000, which Portrnann
explained la well below O~e
INDEX
$200,000 average price for new,
aing)e famlly. detached homes in
Orange County.
Portmann said he th1nb the
option purchue plan la betn1
offered for the first time in
Southern California and that it
has several benefit• to the
construction firm and the buyers.
"It provides the homebuyen
with literally months of
additional time in which to
accumulate their down payment,
arrange finandJl8 and tell their
preaent home;"' said Rita Tncy'
marke~ice president for
Irvine • the homebu1ld1na arm of the lrVine Company.
(See WAITING, P ... A.I)
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Cal Fed lists
15% mortgage
LOS ANGELES (AP) -California Federal
l5avinp & Loan A.oci.ation has announced a 30·year
mortgaae tor alngle-family howie loa.na with a l&
percent lnten!tt rat.e, lower than the nation'• fourth-
largest thrift lnatltutlon has offered s1nce nUd-1981.
Cal Fed Chairman Robert R. Docbon aaid th•
policy ia possible becau.e of the U.S . Supreme c.ourt'1
recent dec::Won invalidating assumable mong.aae. from
federally chartered S&Ls.
Spacelink buys Florida firm
Spacelink Ltd. of Newport Beach announced
acquisition of Spacelink of Florida Ltd. from Jonee ! International Ltd. in exchange for approxiinat.ely
1 450,000 shares of Spacelink Ltd. Class A common
stock.
; Spacelink of Florida Ltd. owns several cable
· distribution·systems in the West Palm Beach, Fla. aru
and was previously operated by Spacellnk Ltd. under
a management agreement with Jones International
Spacelink provides satellite television and
specialized services to residential and commercial complexes.
S wedlow earnings sam e
Swedlow Inc. of Garden Grove repc;?t1S flat earnings
for the quarter ended June 27, Chairman David A.
Swed.low told shareholders at the CQmpany's annual
meeting.
Net inoome for the quarter was $471 ,000. or 38 cents
per share, compared with $474,000, or 38 oents, ln the
like period last year.
Swed.low is a manufacturer of propnetary acrylic
and armor products .
PSA takes 2 1st S uper 80
Special to the Dally Piiot
SAN DIEGO -New-generation aircraft now
comprise two-thirds of th~ PSA fleet as the airline
took delivery of its 21st McDonnell Douglas OC-9
Super 80. ,
PSA's purchase of the Super 80 represent.a the
largest fleet tr8J'Wlion program in the airline's 33-year
history, and PSA says 1t is operating more of the
aircraft than any other carrier.
The airline h.u dispoaed of 19 older 727s to help
finance the Super 809. PSA has six on order for
delivery in 1983, with an option to purchaae 6
additional ones ln 1984.
KCET's budget ~horn
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Public TV station KOCE
will operate on a $16 million budget this year, leaner
than last year's $2 million bf.cause of federal cut.a and
efforts to eraae KCET'a $3.2 million debt, llCti.ng
general managtt Charlee F. Weist said.
KCET plans to spend 70 percent of Its funds on
local programming like public-issue shows., compared
with 50 percent last year, Weias said Thursday.
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NEW YOAK (AP) -Spot nonferTola .,,.,., prtoee tO<lq.
C....., 70.73 oente e pound, U.S. o.ttnation..
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lb. _......_ 1a.n oenet 1 poun0. N. Y
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~ S208.00 1rOV Oii NY
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