HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-10-01 - Orange Coast PilotHe>Waril and Sharon ff ent
to I r8el during the Yom Kippur
Wa~ and lormed a froup of
Palestinian and .Jewish: actdrs.
The fiedgUJig director and b1S
wife created acts for lbe group. sing discard~ materials they
lound ln jufilU'ards.
When the war ended, the cou-
ple decided to staY on in W'acl,
combatini the hatred they claim Is generated there by politics, '
bbbndarlea and religion. To do this the troubadours
crfonn works from "Allad1n
and The Magic Lamp,~· a -.tDey
that is familiar to both Jewish
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TEN CENTS
Ransom
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lice Nov. l, said the workers also
pay social security and blcome
taxes in the U.S. yet seldom seek
government benefits because of
their fear of discovery and de·
. portaUoo.
"Tb• problem of t~e un-
documented aliens ls not one to be &olved by police action, 0 de I~
Madrid continued. "It Is one that must be solved at the source." ·
Tbe source de la Madrid point·
ed w was the scarcity of jobs in
hts bome state coupled with rapid populaUon arowth, l?'()wth
• that Increases achool enroll·
ment.s 33 percent a year and sent
the population of Tijuana alone
jumpln& from 32,000 In 19'0 to
500,000ln1970to1~,000 today.
And the solution he outlined
was an lncreaae 1n t•urism and
lndust.r)' in Baja California wlth
the help ol U.S. business and the
cooperation of the U.S. aovun·
menL
He auggested, for example, the
Qpenin& of trade aarreement.s to
provide an ample market for
Mexico's products.
llore than 20 c1t,y ontclals from ~ua Beach, ·san Clemente
~ San Juan Caplpt:ano at-
'te.Wtd Ute Sutid•.Y·tbroqab-
W ednesd a 1 confab bead·
~ •l qte San 'Fr~co
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Retired Stewardesses Perform Civic Wor~
B/ood,Tmil
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SOtrrHLAKETAHOE <AP>-
A half-mite tr all of blood left b7 a
boyfrtald a(!llna f~ help ltd a
rescue tearn to • YOUDI \lfOmll\
trap~ on a mountain ~e
neat here, airthonUes aald.
Reecuer1 found the bl leer.
Lawanna Canelle, 23, of SOUth
Lake Tahoe, on a led•• ne~ t. · TalJae. She wu unable to move ~aUMof 1Uppery Ibale roeU.
Ell>oradoCoontySb11ttrs~ utle1 uld Thursday they
iollowod the trail of blOod left by
Richard A. Deladtfer1 29, of An·
napoli1, Md.. after ae cut his
J1tht hand •ncl let crainblltig over &bale rOCka tbo
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QUick Tax Relief
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Weighed by Ca~~r
WASHINGTON' <AP) -The
Carter administration ls con-
s id ertn g spliUtni up lts
forthcom.J.nl tax packa&e to give
millions ol Americans a q•k
tax cut next year, it was le~
Friday.
In a Sept. 2 nteltlo to President
Carter, 'treasuiw Department of·
ficials said Congress may not •J>-
prove tb' entire tax blll by
mid-1978, when the economy
might need a tax cut.
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IF A 4UJCK BOOST~.
the administration could ask
Congress to pass a separate bl.ll
Menof:Year
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cutting witl\boldlng taxes for
wages and tala.riea in 1978 rather
than the 1979 target date in the
tax package, the memo said.
President Carter is 11tudyin1
the tax proposalar but ln one re-
cent draft the taxes paid by a
family off~ with u annual in-
come of $15,000 to $20,000 would
be reduced by about $300 to $1.360
ayear. · · However. the rest of tbo tax
package overhauls many of the
tax laws and would counteract tax redudions !or aome people
with large itembe<\jieductions.
THE DltA.Fr c4LS for a ma-
NewpO'!f Emergency
.Workers Honored
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l'llOSE WHo say ~. most notably the Carter. administra·
tlon ari<l the minority tlTU rigbta movement,"l:'iJfau'lb consldera-
lion "amnnaUv aeUon." l'hole wbO aay no. like Batte, call It
'"reveraedlscrlrrilnaUon. •• ~e. a wblte 37·year-old California reslden~ wu twice
turbed down for adml lon to a UOivenity ol Calltbnlla medical •
acbooL He claims he wOuld have been admitted lf the tehool bid
Got mamtalried a special idmuwons p!'Ogt'.am. whidl reserved ts
ol the lCJD pots In each eatenng c1asS fol'.•• • ldvantued .. •...-~:o.· -~~~ cants.
A caucAsian was never admitted Undertbe 1pedal J>IOlram.
Batte aucces~y argued before the Catifcirnta Stlprerae
COUrt that be hacJ victimized b)t a nClal q~ which set for
each entering medical acbOol class an inflexible wmber of mmon\y membm'S it haif \0 contain, even if tt hf,nned beUet'
aclfldelill.Callf qaalllled whites or 'led to wiqualifled ~ty atu. '
dbts eb\erinl a.bqd of them.
TM CaUlonaJa ~ Said such a PJOll"&m Ylol&tel the
CODltMutioa's 14th Amendment, which orders tbat iU persons be
treatad equalJy.
B7BEltBCAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -M&ler Eckhard, the
'Pidnilont 'a renowned balr stylls~ stared at
JDJ crldeaJly. A hair stylist is a barber who ~:ewer u'Dlon tea.le, calls bJnuelt "Mia· ~. ·• ud ~ on akl bOUdar.;. As for tbe mtlcel look, .J always get that from Mbter
Ec"9rd. ~. be feels lh t I don't bave
.._.. Wrto bother with, and ati do ha e
E the wrot)g way, but this time be ap.
COicemed about aw. laobums ... It bs
iey vent,·· decided Mlliter Eckhard, who
II GenNn, taJl'-slender and poueuecl ot a fU1l
bad Gt hair-definitely an over-achiever.
Meire I eoUld ~test tbat "SOme of us
have 1o grow it ~here wew got ft. .. he bad
whlJ:ilped out hla 1traifbt. ruor. ThWict.
Tb~ GOiM w the sldebilms. Gone was lhe •'.Dow'' 1eot cWtlvated so ualduoust,y by um "'tben'7 .Pel"SOll· Alltt the ~shock baa worn olf,· 1 etole a
glaate It mDeU Jn the inlrrOt. and baCf tO ad· pdt l .l.tt more like me tbl.n I hid ln years. Onee lljain l was MP am ilat asbamed to
fbow t. NO~ would I bav to try to loot:
hip.
AH, TBE PODL'ES, fashlOas &nd fllds we
all live throuih a We ltudded with .uudous
ni>ture. ~ever stand in front d a ~way mirror·--YoUll discover that not only has
som~ being gaining on you, you've been left behind)
Overage glrine pl1s, Tt"e have been
maJilpUlated Into acting out ev~y else's
f ntasles. Clothes, hair, cars, "llfeetyles" (a1l'ful word), language, even tbe way we
stood or sat .-all the$e th1nP beeame sym.
boll.
THEN l'BERE are the prom·
i•e• made 1to the area ·a
f annen before th~ agreed to in·
stallaUon of a federal lrnptlon
canal system.
Tbe7 we.re auurtd ,.,.ate41y
by •\ltheritlea from Jnterior
secretaries on down tbt the
180-acre lesal Umit woultl oot be
applied te them. We let~ hair srow lQP8tr, ll possible. to
s'llOw we ldeuttfied -1th the arus·p~ free· loving kids who anlchred at. us.
We wore Jeans •nd opened OW' sblrta to
the Top ot the Potbelly to demollStrate we
were free 80U1a wberi we were just. the op-pbftte.. If we w largely bald, we let out
sldeburils creep down to our Jowli,
We were JsnaUne ou.r miataken belJef
that red·ncckbm and CJ>W ctiU are indivisi-
ble. Jt IOOlc a tiuroper sUcker on •raunchy van
-"JAng Hair Does Not cover a Redoeck" -
to tell bow wrong we were.
Hah', patehouli, dirty denims and Jew try
no Jona e-re pWWords. Never in bbtory
ha e many C?Vc:ifaxes worn by atbebts ~
dandnsmdlscal. b 11 • . ~aquares, lt'aluicttosquareone.
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Now a feder,al appeals court
haa rule4 thai'tbe limit d.,. ap..
ply.
The rulln• hu beartene.I OPJ»-
nent.t of Jars• f arma m other ..
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a court decision urholdln1 them?
In a ~trl~ o cases, the court i.lrtad1 bu Qpheld 11
(Jf ndel ~at.icNls bY govettlsaent 10.U U balikeb' B
now use the 14th Amendment to atrike dovln ~II afflmaaU¥1
ti on. But a narrow or res\rictive opinion could J'°'8rdbe..,
eXistiqprocrams. ·
nlE COU&T could delli, al It 4Jd three nar. ••= of a white mu denied dm lon :to the Univ~~ W:
Law,8Chool, addj'easing the hard lss'* by ftndJal U*iM.t
the Katke use are notsuitabl
• 'The PQlenUat. however. remains for• subttantJve.~
Tbe list.eniQg audience lhii timewm be huae.
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lU a'itls and boys. You iully got turoea on to the
Jrvine Harvest theme this week
ud thom.aU wu really heavy. A Vfll"/ epeclal mention needs
to be made for the super effort of
first and third eraders at the Red
Hill LUtheran School. Their en-
tries ol.iillmOlt 30 of them -were
8Jl1Hgty 1ocXl and Jots of the atu-
deiit! bave won pHr. this week.
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"""'*' WHERE DO CROWS B'UILD •
THEIR NESTS?
Crows are consldered by many
to be the most intelligent of all
birds. While the scientlats hav~
no real evidence that a blid ts
able to think, they a1ree birds
certainly do have mental
qualities that can be demo.nslrat·
ed. Ahd Mr. Crow is out in front
at the report card tJme.
Mos~ members of the crow
family are tree neateri wi\.h
some chOOeing to build on clitf
ledges. They build substantial
open nestS or twi9s and 1Ucks.
Mother crow does all of the ln•
cubation while from three to five
eggs are bein& hatched. Th man
m the famil,y brtn1s mother food.
Eggs hatch after about 19 day1
and the young crows are relidy to
head out into the world after
three weeks or care ln the nest.
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Designed to attach to any wood. stucco. stone or brick
house. this 12-foot long, 7-foot wide. 9-foot high
greenhouse utilizes permanent. shatterproof fiberglass·
reinforced plastic. t:sing st1tndard·siied redwood 2x4 's,
2x3's and lx6's, the size may be modified to fit your re·
quirements. To obtain easy-to-follow Greenhouse Pat-
tern #596. send S2.50 check or mone~· order to Steve Ell·
jngson. c:o of Orange CoaSt Dally Pilot Pattern Dept..
P.O. 80x 2.383. Van Nuys. CA. 91.WS.
e Scatter snail and slu~
bait arouna newly plant-
ed ann\Ws. Jn this dry
ear, 1hey're even bun-arier tor tender new
OAILYPILOT
Aneinones,
Ranunculus·
Share Bed
One of the most spectacular
sights ln the spring garden is a
bed of Anemones and Ranun·
culus. These flowers come in
almost every color ima&inable
and produce an amazing number
of beautiful flowers each year.
They are so often planted
together; it's hard to know which
ls which. Anemones are the less
doubled flowtr of the two. The
slnglo type is the De Caen hybrid
and the more ruffied, double
Not everyone bu apace in their backyard for so·
MaanoUas, but &OD'le kind of tree is UJUally
welcome to provide interest or a little shade. There
are several small.er trees auitable for leas roomy
gardeb.s or for use on paUos or decks. Many of them
make excellent container subjects and will thrive in
tubs for many years.
Ono of the beat suited to hot summer cllmat.es ls
the Crape Myrtle. Jt bas attractive slightly bronze
one 1s called St. Brigid
Anemones also have the more
prominent dark colored center · , ..
and the more finely divided
leaves.
RANUNCULVS are the
flowers with so many layers of
1blny petals they look like col·
orful puffy French putries! You
can a1lo tell tbem apart from
Anemones by the pair of leaflike
bracts located a ft'f incbes down
from the flower head on an
otherwise bare stalk. Anemones
haye completely naked stems.
Ranunculus are also much tallet".
plants: •
Oranae Councy ~at SocietY Will conduct ita annual Bonsal Show,
Oct. S-9, at Oranae Co"n-
ty Btikkyo Kai, Dale at
Ball Road, Aubeim.
Hours Saturday are
from noon to 9 p.m .• and
s~. noOb,to s p.m.
Visitors are welcome.
~OYD'S TREE SAJ,E
NOW
15 pt. FICUS RETUSA s2nso
1-.s11.oo :7
15p.BRAZIUANPEPPERf2495
l!g4f.SO .. NOW 15 g~ OUYE TREES '2495
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Al• DM.Y PILOT
WASHING TON <AP> -Com·
man Cause says that ln the three
·months after the ·~un hin Act"
took ecrect, most meotincs of
federal agencies sUll were COO·
ducted behind cloaeddoora.
The act requlrd auch sessions
to b&open to the public except un•
der specUled conditions.
COMMON CAUSE. THE self· styled citizens• lobby. s.Ud it aur•
veyed 591 meetinas held between
March 12 and June 12. Some 232
wer-.ntlrely cloa !Cl to lht
publl~43 wet'e paitialb• _closed
THE EXEMPTION relatina to
CinlU)clal iutormaUon wu the
moat used, the rePort said.
Tbe .rwort a.id Uie FedeTal Resm Board held 30 closed
meetltlp out of 37. It cited the
bo~ as a prl~e example of
agencl that "seem to be adapt. •
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SAN FRANCISCO
<AP> -A survey says
that about one out ot
every 10 persons who
passed the CallforQ.lt
Bar Exam in tbe la,,t five years dldn1 find a Job as
an attorney.
The survey, releued ruined ~cause construction workers will by the California' Youn1
fiood available facilities. Backers admit Lawyers Associatloh,
tourism could be.hurt, but maintain the waa compiled from 8,000
damage would not last for more than a · answers to question·
couple of years. naires malled to almost ~~---------........ -------------------------------all the 1roup'a 27.500
THE PalME JlllllNG ago ts .to». Some college or • ~Pie or
an' work uperJtnce :is the norm r sueeeaful appUcanti. A back·
111DG11 .. Jn paid or volunteer public
oetact ~ la hlgbly desirable.
earinc glasses usuJllY ls Okay.
Althod&li the attendant typically
presictes over meal·and·beverage
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carts, by Jaw bis or ber main funeUon
is to enfOl'ce fedenl safety regu.la·
UObS aDd carry out em~enc1 pro-
cedures -from evacuai.1on. or a jet~ to m-ru~~t heart attack.$: this
is -~ airtiries look for a cool bead as well as a pleasing personality. Good
beaJth and arammar are .. mmts."
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READBR SERVICE; TM F«l•rdl Aoiat* Acminilfradtm hal tsoo fr,, booldeta o/ inUtUf, "1'Ught Att~ ...
number GA·300·l21, and "Airlin•
Cat'#n," nrlmber. GA-30().1216. Mftl.tion
bookUt title• and nurnb~r• on 11our
.poltcard r~d to JOJIC• Lain K~ at
thil ~·Thi.I o/fn fn'dl Dec. 3J.
Crimes Rise
SAN FRANCISCO
<AP> -Serious crimes
in San Francisco rose
more than 19 percent
from 19'15 to 1978, figures
released by the FBI sf\9:-~
members.
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SACRAMENTO (AP)
-A bill which could lead
to COQftrucUon of •the
Sun®"ut nuclear power.
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Varied Programs, Fundi.ng F eatUred
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1 • Temple B t Yallm, $421 La
Verne Circle, Westminster. will
celebrate Shnchat Torah, the re-
JoJclni over the. Torah, at 7:311
p.m.Monday.
* Presbytertaa Cll8reh of the
Master, corner of Marruerite
and Oso Parkways, MlsSion Vie·'
)o will coml)lia.e l>re&klut aria
bargains today au a.m. The sale
willcontinueto3p.m. . ..
The annual COruUa tlronnelly
-Charlton' He.4$ton Pro-celebrity
Tennis Tournament wm be
played Oct lS and 18 at the
ctlool, 2323 W, Broadway St .•
Analielrn. Ticket and eatcy in-
formation ti avatlable by caUin~
theacbool at '17~1717,
* The Rev. William Graumafll\
of the Immanuel Lutheran
Chutth, Riverfilde, wUl be the
bpeaker at the Cbrlst Colle1e
lr:vlae aervice at 4 p.m. Sunday 11t 1500 Concordia, Irvine.
* The annual Bargain Festival of
the Nel1bborbood C.n1re1•·
Uoual eta.Rb will be held from
9:30 to' p.m. Tuesday and trom·
9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday a\
the cliureh, located at St. Ann ·s
Drive and Glenneyre St.. L&j"u.na
Beach. Bazaar and food items
will be sold. • A naUonal ~ystem for tra.ining
married partners to enb•nce
thelr relaUonship. will be offered
at St. Jobn the Dlvbae Epllcepal
• Cluarefl. 204.3 Oranae Ave .. CA.II ta
. Mesa. An informational clus
will start at 6 p.m. Oct. 9 es an In·
troduction to the four·week
course. Further information is
1vaUable by calllne the cb~h at
548·2237 before noon wUkda~ . • Sc. Bonaventa.._ Cluircll, 16400
Sprin,cdale St., Huntin1ton
Beach, wiJI havp a tamUy festival
Friday, Saturday and Sunday on
the cllurcb frounds.
* • An e.atit-day ~•iva\. starting
Sundiy, wnt take place at the
Trllilty1 Baptist Cbarcll, 10101 Cunnin~am Ave., Westminster. servtces wilt be at 9:30 a.m. and
7;30 p.m. daily except Sunday
when they wtU be at 10:45 a.m.
and 8 p.m. 1be Rev. B L. Davis
of AmanUo 11rlll be the evangehsl.
* Patricia An1us of Wellington.
New 7.ealand will lecture on
Etemity Now at u a.m. Oct. 8 at
the NfJ.uel Theater, Lacuna
Niguel. She ls sponsored by the
Fin& Cluarcll of CbrtS~ Stfaldsta,
Laguna Nlruel.
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S&turdey, Oe1ob9r 1, 1~n '
us, and our ktds pl~y14 that way
-you saw the res~:~
RObinson, ..-ho iteered the 'fro.
jan1 to an ll·l·1t~rd and No. 2
ranking last. t'ear in his first
season t tl1_l5 USC helm, had kind
words fo~ many of his players
foltoWl~ ~ one-sided. Victory over~-~r"'· "Robffette dJd an outstandina
Job," be commented. "He d1d a
1reat Job read.J.na their gambling
defens . White and Ford cer·
taJnly did well and deserve re--
coenitlon, but they sbowd share
it with Lynn Caln, who did a
Steve Garvey's one-out single
scored Jerry Grote from second
base in lbe 14th lnninf as the Los
Anteles Dod1ers downed the
Houston Astros t-5 Tbu.rsday
nJ1ht at Dodcer Stadium.
• Grote opened the 14th by draw-
ing a Walk and moved to second
on Vic Davalillo's stncle off loser
Bo McLau'1l.)ln, 4·7, setting the
sta1e lot Garvey's game-
wtnnlrig ~t between short and
tbfrd.
Thia J>Odcen and Jlouston play
today at 1. It's on radio station
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.F~~. the world'a leadfnl ten· nts pfV(1 lonab collide tod11 at
Newport Beach Tennis Club in a
aata I-hour proaram that belins
at 10 a.m. Ticlteta are priced at
$6·15.
It mrta with a doubles exhlbl·
tion \jy the Corona del Mar llltb
quartet of Lance Good, Kevm
1''orbes. Danny Salt.t and Craia
Thom .
At 11 wometl's fireworks begin
wltb Chrbl Ev rt dueling Fran· co Durr and that'll be followed
by Martina Navratilova qalnst
1971 Wimbledo finallat Betty
Stove.
Winn.er. of U»ose struicles re-
turn at 2 :.U for the title
showdown. In between will be a mlX«I doubles match.
Evert 11 aenerally considered· Co be~ tq,,woman player tn the
world, altliOup sho wu upset illu• 7car: at Wimbledon wlHan
eventU&l WIMer Vlrcinla Wade
beat herb\ tJi• sesniOnala. Proc • from today's com·
peUtlcms are to 10 to tbe Orange
county Bia Slstel'1 oraa.nliatloo. -· \
a club record.
The teams play •lain toru.aht CS :30). It's on radio station
KMPC <710).
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ttU 1 0 1 I •••• • sws
State's punter who roduated
from Newport Harbor H gb and
ls the thlnl lea~ kicker ln th•
country, mailitaioed hls average.
Hedriu had sht punti agulnst
the Trojans for u. ,yards, an
11<Vera1e of 4.2.3 ~r kick. Hts
longest was 52 yards.
The Trojans' defense,
spearheaded by Unebacket Ed
Gutterrez .nd defensive tackle
Walt Underwoo<t, comJ>Jetely
domlriated the Cougars and their
ftnepu$er JackThompson.
The Wublnston State
quarterback enteted the garn
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SPORTS BRIEFS.· ••
ColtlMed Pl'01D Pacellt
catcher Boa Hod&es after llnll·
iii& home the t1lth run ta the
Cardinals' 7·2 fint·iame vi~rJ.
•~ l'tdces naie
HILTON READ ISLAND. S.C.
...... Wimbledon champion BJam
Bors downed Rastoe Tanner, M,
7-5, Friday to take the men'• smales tiUe or ~ World Invtta-
Uoaal Tennis Classic despite a
possible re-Utjury to Ilia shoulder. a..cTrt-. ..
¥ike Bast of C&D10D Country won the knltch am event aDd Ke~ Moran ot Norw~ ••the
handicap main event w1DDer at.
Friday niil;lt'• cycle races at ~\i County Falr1round1,
geared by opUon quarterback
Bill Holst, bas avera1•d 2'6
yards per-game In raclcin1 up •
2·lrecord tbu.s far: ·
SoPbomorff Tim .Tano\ick,
li>ren MJckllri and Ric Martin c any the k»8d bl the runJ\tni de.
paltlifeot Jano'fict catned 103
,yards ta. a21JO ~ o~er !:ait LA
'Jut W9eK. He fiiures to start
with Mlcklir\. .
Tti8 latter sat out l&1t weet•a
aame with an ankle injury wblle
Martin is doubt/Ul bctca~e at a
sirilllar ailment.
GWC coach .Ray Sbactletord
believes his club will play well
a1alnst Fullerton.
''We've always played well
atatmt the.m and I think we wlll
tb.15 Ume, alao. Thl1 aame will be
a tmajh cballeo1e for our of-
fen1lve team because of the way
Fullerton b81 played a1alnat tho rush," pya Shackleford.
"But I don't think It will be an·
otleiiS.lve aame. allhouah bolb
teama have alwaya been U ·
plosive • .But it lfill be a aarne of
brew. It's been that way tVClfY
Best. cldeated 'Bob~ Sbaft. of
Santa Barbara and Bruoe
PenlWJ of Ball>Oa In the fow-·lap acrateb race. ·
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Seek1nJ their second ltnlallt ·
victory aa.umt m.ior oppoatlon.
the EdflOG (HuPUniton Beach>
Hllh Cbarfers collfde w!Ua the
Plu1 X <Downey> Warriors
tonight (8) at HunUnaton Beach
HJfh.
It's a rematch ot Uae 1978 CIF
4·A playoff clualc at the aame
site when the Warriors prevall«l
beblnd the runnlns of Darrin Nelton, 29-24. •
Thia year there l~ no Darrin
Nelson Che's a starter at Stanford
Unlve.niltJ now>. but the War·
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riol'I haft another loaded o«en.se
wlth quarterback Gtor•• Ponce,
fullback John Pace <C.O, 200) and
Darrin Nelton•• brother. sophomore K.vln Nelaon.
Kevin Nelldn ba• ICONid four
touchdowns tn leadlna the
An1elus LeUu• toUthtea to a pair ot ab\.itout 'tictOttea.
!t'a a tall order for Edll&t-.. dt·
fenH, allbOUCh the OhatlWI dlt-pl~.t a Jot ol def en.. ln last
week'a 27·0 rout of Weal Tor-rance.
And, !!dhol\ coach 'BUI
Wortman•1 offefde appem to bO
jellln• with 1opbomore
quarterback Frant Se\lNf 1atn.· Jn« experience. IA addition to the
better nmnSni ol Jim Ctl&t and Rob Mllucky.
Criss ii the le14fn1 runner With a 4.2-1ards ~r car17 evetap, while Seurer tias cOtQp!Ot.ed u ot
83 puses fo't 1.0 yardl 8nd OM touchdOwn.
seurer hu ex~eUtnt tare.ta tn
Jeff J(yder and OU ltb0\1 • wbUt
another With pot Ull Ja 8teve
Davis. a Junior bo epencta most
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FOOTB.ALL I WATER POLO I CROSS.COUNTRY
lshOJ> Mont&oO'lery
Hlgb <Torr nee> has ,.won two straight.Cootb 11
G m by 21...0 scoros, and it's a~til)C al1hts on
n~mber three aaatnst C plstrano Valley
t nlch\ (8) at San
Clemente Rish 'a fleld ..
Capistrano Valley.
brinp ~ 1-1 record in,to
the aame, having,
thr bed Ehlinote in lta
1bJ>Cn~. ~. then &bl'H'b ..
in1 a •imilar treatment
from Esperanz•
C.Anahebii),41·1.
Tpe finlt·year team has PO inJuri to report,
but whether even a
healthy Capistrano
V,lley team 'ls strong
enough to knock off
Biabop Montcomery ~ mains to be seen.
Bishop Mont1omery ts
lea by returnln& •11·
lcarue fullback Anthony
Desanto, a s.t. 175-pound
bull wbo led the Knlthts
inl"UShiii"lastseason.
Capi.$trano Valley cen·
ters 1its oll nse around
versatile quarterback
Braa Parker (&-0, 180),
who can run and pass
equally weU, aceotdlnc
to coach Bill CUnerty.
The Cougars also have
a talented hallback in
Bob.in Charles, tbe ISO.:
pound transfer trom 'El
Toro whO picked up tbe
slack at QB When Parker
left the EbiDOre 1ame
with an iniUrY.
Bisbop' 'Montaomery
runs its oaense out Of
multiple formations UD·
der tbe guidance of
quarter'.back Greg
Moseley UM>, 175>. The
Knights have a solid re.
celver in Albert Lana
C5·11, 170), who has
hauled in nine pas for
16S yards and one
touchdown f n the lJnt two games.
ForCBpistrano Valley.
this is the tOu heit part
of Its tree I oce
c bedule.
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By BOWARD L. DAN.DY Brockman putting life to °'*DWtr,.......,. the DI bloa in belated
Reserve quarterback style.
Cary Brockman came Neither team could
off the bench to engineer mount an ttack for
a pair of fourth quarter three periOds. Durin1 the
touchdowns as tbe action, Mi.Salon Viejo
favored Mission Viejo fumbled seven Umes and
Dlablos handed the lost the ball on five oc·
University Jfigb (Irvine> casions. Unive~lty loat
Trojans a 14·0 defeat in two of five tor the niaht opening South Coast ·plus bavlng three passes
Lta1ue football actJon intercepted. The Diablos
Friday night on the win· bad a pair erabbed by
ner:'s field. University.
It was a game maned A total ot 21 penaltJes
by frequent turnovers were caUed with 21•
ind penalti~ wit.b the yards stepped orr atalnst
Trojans lacfln1 a pass· the two teams.
i o C a t t a c k a n d The fourth quarter
scorilll drive 'by the the fln:al tally With an iii· Burier, fumbles w re
Diablos was marred terceptlon at the recovered by St ve
t w l c e by 1 5 • y a rd UnlVenity '8. With the TOies (2). John Ortman, ~nalUes but Brockman aid of a personal foul ·Tony Caluti and Tom waa able to come back penalty on University Hu&hes.
wltH three ke7 aerial and a bit of rauJe-For the Dlablos, Dan
strikes. The drive went dazzle, Brawley scored Chamitakl bad a pau In·
69 yards. agalll. terceptlon and a fumble
Brockman's favorite Th1s time, Brockman recovery; Paul Lajoie
t a r a et w as M1 k tr' lateralled to Mike Ochoa a n d S p e a r l n •
Brawley, at 6-3, a tower on a f ike end run. Ochoa tercepted passes; and
o•er the 5-7 Universlty turned and threw across Bob Casper .had the other
de(enalve back. Brawley • field to Brawley ln tho fumble recovery.
took a 23-yard 1b'ilte in end zone from 14 yarda Untveraity punter Dari
the end zone for the first out fOf' the score with Schroeder· had one atop
score with 6: .12 left to 1:09 left to play. • at the three and .notller
pJay and Stu Stebe.Me . Unlvenity defensive went out.Of·bcMlnds t the
kicked the first of two standouts included pass
convers{Onpolnta. interceptor.a Gilbert
ScOttSpeartlaenaetup Zaldivar ao8 Nor
Ez 'Coro Jolts LB, 17-7;
6i"/Jbs, Avella SparklfJ
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But Tom Halllday and later made it lO-O wilb a
hls El Toro teammates 26-yard field Soal w!tb
PUI the toP to Laguna •:54 left In the bait.
Beach at the 28, forcing a Castle'• three-pointer
fumble and the Ghargers wu Ht up by Avella's
recovered to 1tymie the eo.yard run to t-be
:AttistS' &hreat. Artist.I' 12.
Witb the 10·7 lead · 1'be Artists, who bad
established iii the first d Utt1 ft l 1
ball, GJbbs. saddled with ib:: ~ :ot4:J!J::
fourth·strJn1 status a ·Jth the bis play-:flrst
mootli ~o. went td.work Gompf n&nnlng 24 yarm
with pa11e1 to Art t0 the El Toro 32 oo a
Gourdine to work the third-down effort. · cloa down, th Avella
put the clincher on with a Then Gompf complet· pu~ clincher on in the ~yard touchdown run ed a 31.yard paas to
se b&lfwtth6ixcom-with 2:08 left ln the Plummer, who bad
pl 'ans in nine attempts game. Hved guoa earller
favorite · In a game dominated Wlt.b a foUchdown-saVing
with defense, but tackl~CbAvella.
1PriDkled :with the ble att McCulJou•b play, El Toro•s Steve coted from e yard""uut
Pines let the Chargers and Leslie WeldOn con-
up early lri "10 sttond nected on tbe PAT to quartet when he re· parethebuiaetol0.7.
coveted a fumble and on But that wq Lacuna 'a
tbt··rollowing play last chance u the
Gourdine raced in from Char1en put up a de·
16 y&f(h out on a reverse rense that Laiuna could
to get t.tie Chargers of notaolve.
coach Phil Brown1oin1. OAMatTATllTtea
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ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIES
'Glad You Asked That'
by MwUp HyG_..,
Playing
On tlie
P~amitb
CAIRO <AP> -A
young actor and actress
• and nearly 40 mov·
~makert scrambled up
a pyramid ln the IJrtt
week or fllmln1 "Death
on tllo Nlle," A murder
mystery baaed on the
Agatha Cbiistie novel. Lots Cbllea, who
played Jordan tn .. Tho
Great Gatsby," and
Simon MacCorktndile, a
Brit.lsb actor, were the
first cast members to ar-rive in Eapt.
~ flOW'. qufatiou to H11 GorctMr. "Glad You Aalced
Thal.'' core of thll MW6JXJJ¥1', P.O. 80% 1.sftJ, CNtoMua
92828. Marillf!\ ond Hu Gordnn wtU answ.r °' maftll ~ ... tions c.t theil con fn thdl' column, but the vohnne of mail
1"Cske$pir"100l T~ im~tJ'-.
Dressed bi 19308 ridlnt
aarb, tbey have been ~limbing the pyrainld of
Mtnhu 'ra Mycerlnus
under the brolllnt EIYP"'
tlan sun, surrounded by
dotens of cameramen. engineers and directors.
ROClH MllORf J AM£\; GONO OIU
TttE. SPY WHO
lOVEDME '
"'ALLEGRO NON TROPP0"1~ ~ one
of 'those"foretgn ·art'films·:_ A
lt'& an antmatedf~ature-t'
A hi1&rious parod~ of "FANTAS.fA":'
(Same people so '!>of,ar 'ae. to sa~
it he• the De•'t animation in
the tast !2 !t•arst·J ....__.... __
The blc winners In the final week ot Tri via Bowl
VU were Oave Benner, whose nine polnta paced the
• , field, and Nancy Prlor, who collected seven and
,_,,BOB THOMAS' took over third place tor keeps. Tbe Famlly <el&ht ~1).0S ANCEL£$ <AP) -wiWthe belp of suet. points), llke the Dodaera, wrapped thln1s up long
blodtbiliterl u "Star Wall.'' ''The Spy Who Loved ago. ~ Me.. d "The peep;• the naUon'a box offices took Sbarin1 runner-up honors for the second
\n more money than in any 1um1,per of movie his· strataht week was latecomer Obi Wan Kenobe, who
tory may be a force to reckon with when Trivia Bowl The 1917 gross wlU reach S2.2S bUUon. which . VUl bedns next. week. Another newcomer. Ed
would b4! el1ht percC!l\l 1'8.bove the previous record Bierman, Joined Barbara DeJtado in third with 71.l,
aelin.1975,predietedthetr&denewspaperVariety • while other aeven-pointera lncJuded Tom
• ••eterabead, Max Fraley and Mortimer. ''Star Wara ·is the monetml)ter of 1m. eaoh Last week's Klaatu Barada Nikto society
wec)c bringln1 ne.w re~rds and fresh lrins to the playoff was the closest to date with the team of
.eoth Ccntury.Foic sales force. The latest l>ox office Max. Ed Scbmel'ler Katherine and Dick Yarosh, srosa compiled Wednesday: SUC,819,488 of which Marty FU(bl, Jan Fraley and TT wlruiing by a the company received $104 rruWon.
The summer brou1ht &Ood news to Walt Dlaney
Production.s. ''"The Rescuon.. proved to be the
studio's biggt!!'t mOl'\eymaker ot cartoon features in
their first release, am1sslQ1 Sl6 million at ttie bOx
office. "Herbie Goes to Monte CarJo" also
• performed well --SH mllUon.
UNIVERSAL HAD A HAPPY surprise in
"Smokey and the Bandit," which was tl<pected to
be jW>l another Burt Reynolds chase. Instead, it baa
chased up S30 million In domestic r~tals. maldnl lt
the studio's be t performer since "Jaws,··
•·smok,y" helped ease tbe disappol.ntment.s of
Univcrsal's other summer products. "MacArthur"
did JM>t return to the hearta of movie goera: "RoHercouter" wu a dis.appointment and the
"' S21·mtuion "The Sorceror" proved• disaster.
A.n«>ther notable bomb: Warners' Sll·mfllloo
"Exorcbt II: The Heretlc.".Columbla's S8 million
·':March or Pie·· decided on &!le.latter.
Beside·s beina a summer of hl1ber quali~ pro.
duct, many observers credit mOTe preetse stwllo
taraetinc o( public tastes for the summer's record· breatine receipts. HoUyWoc:JCl bu retreated lrom
the more violent type ol llbn. witb a trend now
toward escapist rare -fantasy, melodramAJ hllb
adventure.
J
-FINAL TRIVIA STANDINGS
IM 14. MMltw---i.1 10 111 U. .._,. Tfby UJ ff~, ni., ,., ....-.~u> ..
" t1.•.a.c.•,..m11 *" " 11.•Terryl.M 1:1\'tl .. .. ,, ........ ..._.. Intl 4ah
.. • .... ~1111 " • ti. W•HlllrWtlley UI U h 1• U. OWWMk_.. Ill 14
J2h U.•'-~k•lll Ith
M 14. Ua"""*' Ohl Jn
Q ' Ho tllltrY rec91.,.., IWlf ot lfil
11 a.tore•--
scant half point. Tracy Godfrey, Marty and Tlm
< Mifo Minder binder> Clawaon swept the prellm.
And now, the slate Is cleared for the flnt round
of Trivia Bowl VIII, wltb numt>er ail( worth the two·
point bonus. Here we 10 aaatn.
s. NAME THE PIG WHO ·•ran .. for pres1 entlD 1968.
8. In .. Sin1in1 ln the Rain·· GeM ' Uy wor~e<I
ror •h•t HOlbwood studio?
7. Beinard ldereeodehler lS the'lecret ldent.ity or wbat Jat~Nlay superhero?
8. "Without a hurt the heart is hollow" Is a
musical adaee fromt.vhat Show?
t. AFTER PETE WAS "canned ... he virtually
dug hi• own arave ln what movie?
10. In "Come Blow Your ffom."Tony BUI mas·
DON'T MISS
IRVINE'S
FIRST
SYMPHONY
SEASON
Tickets on sale now
thrOUQh Sunday at
the Irvine Harvest
Festival Box Offtce1 Culver Drive at
Barranca, Irvine.
• '
J,UU••191SlM6Jlll Mltr.._
"TMI SPY WHO ...
l.0¥9 ........ . . .... ......
"NOM HOOM :m. n9lr ..,.., ... •u,_.,..... ... ...
By T.T.
querades as a famoll.!I producer. What was bl
de plume?
LHt Week'R Aoswen
1. 13 WKS <Conway's license>
2. Li '1 Abner <Available Jones> 3. "OkJllhoma .. (corn high>
4. Whl7. <best nickel candy bar> s. "Rhapsody in Blue" <Whiteman's theme>
6. Van Jones <Ro~bester>
7. The Bun and Run <Happy's re1t1urant>
8. lvy Universlty (Bowery BoY&' colle&e> ·
9. Denver and San Franclsco ("Vanl1hlnJ Point")
· 10. "Sunset Boulevard" <Gloria and Blll>
~ JIOUr an~a to TRIVIA. c o fhe DoJJ11 Pilot.
Boz 15'0, Coato Mua 92828 . .AU mCrifl mUlt be rfCti\lfd
bu Wcdnadatl. othmDUe h4lf tllc pl4t1fT:'11Grt .acort VJfU ~ C110Clf'Clc<d. I'
r •
Now comet a revisit to
"P~ Place;· and, as you
might guess, thines ere sUU not
goang smoothly jn that hotbed of
passion. It's called "Murder in
Peyton Place" and wiU be seen
at 9 p.m. Monday on NBC. Chan·
net 4:.
e FOOD8 FOR THE MODERH
FAMILY
"8.i.d Buffet"
1:30 8 Cl) SPORTS
8PEOTACULAA
The fifth running ot 'The Oup
Hat\dleap' for thr..,.year.olda from
Befmont Parle; the Sixth Annu.,
MotocroH Champlonahlp; the
World'• Strongest Men Tourna-
ment (Pan 1 of 10).
G SATURDAY
Hoata: Nicole Pierce, C.I Burton.
Ftank Kwan and Unda Atvera.
YOGA WITH MAD!UNI:
4:00 e POPEYE AND HIS
FRIEND$
• MOVIE ••in "Diamond Head" (1963)
Cheriton H•ton. Yvette Mlmleux.
A H.8wallan eat•t• owner atub-
bornly opp'oHa hi• alat•r'a
engagement to a half-breed
Haw•Uan. (2 hn.)
Cl) MOVIE "" • *** "Hie Mai.tty ~·Keet." (1954) Butt Lanc:aw, Joan fUce.
A mercenary la forced to fight wtttl
hta mortat enemy. (2 hn.) CD YOGA WfTH MADELINE
0 •AONSU>E ".Split Se6ond" (Part 1)
4:30 8 THIS ts THE NFL D AS MAN BEHAVES
"Controlling Hvman Behavior"
5:00 9 CHUCK KNOX e arA .. TREK
"The ParadlM Syndrome"
8 0 WIOI! WORLD OF SPORTS
Soccer tuperatar, P•'• final
garnet will feature him pfayfng a
half game for the New York coamoe. his current team, and a
half game for Santos of Brazil, the
t-.m for which he galtied lnt9rna-
tlonal prdmlnenoe, from Olanta
Sladltim, New~ •
• NOVA
"The a.n.tlcCNnee'' ~· .. enttlc ~elopme11i. ~ mede It
pioalbte to de*t a~ variety or
defect• In unborn~ e AS MAN BEHAV!'S
••0p4trn Cond1tton1no"
(I) 8TA8.TAEK
"£fun Of Troytus"
6:3088 NEWS D 8tT8 AND PfECE8 OF 'THE
FROOZL.ES"
• SPECIAL
1'Thr .. Artists' 6n TM Northweat"
Ftiiiturlng paint• Guy Anelenon,
tculptor George Tautakawa end
poet 'Theodor• Roethke;.
EVENING
t:OO 8 (I) CBS HEWS G NBONEW8 9MOV1£ * ••~ "Roblnaon CrUS09 And The rio-" (1972) Hugo 8tlgfil2, Atltll.
An Mlmat'a ey9-Yiew'\lp.datlf'IO the
famoua atory or ahlp11necked Rot>-
lntOn Crueoe end his ""*''Y~
YMf9 on a deewt \alancl. (2 hrs.) G IAON$10E-.--~
An auasaln Is hired to kUI lrontllde.
numt °" CONSEOVENOES MOVIE * ''Chwro:\ (1990) El'M Presley,
Ina Balin. An outl~etorml end
rescues a W•tetn t~ (2 htl.) e SOOCER
t.:elceeter City w Everton e THE AGE OF UNCERTAIHTY
''The M.,,_. Md Maraia Of High
C-c>itallttri" HOW do attltudeiS
"' the ";c,tibi; ~.. Oft the ecc:umc.af l\t1on ri expenctltw• of
caPltal atlll an.c:t 1.1e? U08 HERE AHO NOW
"M8'ath0ft Swlmmera Out
Water"
· D MARY lYl£R MOOR£
Maty ~ hlree w fr'Jclnd
Phylllt aa her newsroom ualatant
wtth dlautrous r..utta. 8 A8CNEW8 • 1121,bOo QUESTION
(J)GJ N£W8
7:0011 TATTLETALES D WILD KfNGOOM
"I.arid Of'TM CO.ti-Mundt" G EYEWITNESS LOS ANOa.£8 D 18PY Robk'laon and Scott turn Into a
couple of babyetttera when a ...,_
month-Old Mexican child Is uMd •
• a courier Of top aec:ret data.
• LAWRENCE WELK
''Roaring 20'a" Weff( i.ada hla
• in ' 'Hey.ton
the murder• ,or Rodney and Al·
lison that is the occasion
CHIUSTOP.Hl!R CONNELLY
is back as Norman Harriniton.
Rodney's brother; Dorothy
Malone as COn.s(ance McKemle,
#\lllson'ti motlier; Ed Nelson u
Or. Michael Rossl; Tim O'Con·
nor as Elliot, and Joyce Jutsoo as
Jlll.
The producers felt it would be 1
wHte of Ume tO m O'Neal or
Mis Farrow to the renunlon. Lee
Grant &00 Jame DOuaJass bad
other commitments and Barbara ParkinsdecJined •
Connelly adf1!1ts be wun 't hap.
py about returning to PeytOn
Place, but, u often happens to an
actor, he waa otberwl$e UDO<:·
cu pied.
·'It was Jlke cotnc back wblle
everyon else was movi11R on,"
he said. "Llkt Ryan anCl ld\a and
Lee. It wu like aoing back and
doing your llrst Job over qaln.
"8\JT I WASN'T b\lly. lt can
only really do me Jood, whleh it
has." Connellf said that w~Ue
making the movle ht m•d• con.
tacu that Jandtd him the roliiof
ark Twaln In anotbtr NBC
movle. tt'1 "Tbe lncredtble
ft ace," and ln It h and Forrest
Tucker are pitt~ a1c. nst each
Glh r m a rate from St. louPb, ~o .. to tho Pacific Ocean.
' ,
''Peyton
half ·hour eplaod 1 on ABC
between September J9G4 and
June 1969. For a Umo lt W-.:.Df\
twice a week and then later three
tirnea aw k In prime time.
ENTERTAINMENT I MOV!E~
By JEAN-CLAUDE BOtJIS ·
NEW YORK <AP> -He ls currently starring ln
"One on One," a film he co-authored about the evib
of colle1e sports. He ts .iso rehearsinf hla first
Broadway lead in the upcoming mua1ca "Kiol of
Hearts." about an adolescent's rebellion qalnst
tbe insanity of the world. And he bas learned to han·
dlehecklera in nltht club appearances u uincer.
But 21·year-old Robby Benson, who benn his '
staae career at age S and starred in his !int film
· .. Jory," a western at t:S, sill
feels the hurt that comes alter
confrontaUon.s with fus who re-coize him on the street.
'-"If they're nice aboutlt, it's
i -l''Je given some kind of
pleasure and that's great, 'cause
tbat'11 what I do," aaJd Benson In
an interview. "Most people are
very CTUel, maybe lf they read
this they'll understand. I dob't
know if they get defensive, if .. ..,..
they're really nice people, but they eome up to~
ud aay the meanest thil\is. .
"l'VE HAD PEOPLE ALllOST attack me
because tMir girlfriends like me, their wives. Or
someone wW say: 'Aren't you? Ritht. You're that
KID.' And they'll say you loot better on screen than
youdoinpenon." ~
Ben.11oci's adolescent appearance makes b1m '
perfect for the role of H~ ..Steele, the hero of
"One on One," a nalve. small-town Colorado-boy
who arrives in LOI An•eles in a new, red sports c:ar.
courtesy of the athleUc department at flcUtloua Wntem University.
Richard Dreyfuss g tures after taking a ran athl~~=;.0.f~~ -::f~ :!~~ =
• durine a fight scene in the Neil Simon movie lucrative part-time jo~ and his academic tutor
''The GOOdbye Girl.·· Dreyfuss ~lays a Anette O'Toole, a senior wbO welcomea him With
bouncer hi a strip joint. bitina sarcum but eventua.UY bu an artalr wltb
----:----.-.-----------------him. ' .
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~. with ac:b •wtrY hits ·~ve To towe You, Saby" ud .. I remember Yesterday.'' AJao iii tDe
mm are Motown'• The COmmodoi'el and CUabla,n.,
ea 's Paul Jabara. l'
When the company broke for 'lunch, Jtlane. wbo
wrote the '"Tbank God It's Friday.. script with
Barry Annyan Bernstein, retired to an upsta.ir$ Ol-
fice to talk about the project. This 11 bis nnt a,ssip.
ment u a director. He wrote the novels and
acree.ap~ of "Where's Poppa?" and "Flre Sale,·•
Fox'J OQl,y dissapointment of the summer.
ABOUT THE IATT ll& "m.rted: "All
our intenUons were wonderf&il. It wlli an acelleot sen~ but It Just didn't eome toeetbe.r ••. At pr.
views the picture cot btil lauths. bUt the audience
didn't co out satisfied. Jrf aybe It wu because of the
coldness-between the characters.
"No matter bow funny a picture is, if people
don't care for the characters, you're aone."
Klane and Bernsteln had tried to avold the pit-
fall with "Thank God It's F'11day ...
"I thlnt of lt as a 1977 version of 'Grand Hotel· ·•
remarked Klane, a New Yorker ~bo studied wrtl·
ing at the University of North Carolina. "It 'a not re-
ally a new form, thJs idea ol bavtna a number ot
characters mfft in a central spot, interact and then
go oil with their li v• chaqed. It seems new,
because It hu been used in films like 'Nashville'
and 'CarWaab.'
'TrS A VE•Y GOOD device for toda1'1 au-
dience. Because of televlaioo, people tire very fast
when watchlnt'tbe same thing. So It's 1ood to teep
movtna fk'om one atory to another.
A long time~ in a~ . . p; fri f1WCJI ...
TONIGHT
1«8:30PM·
THESE THEATRES
WILL PREVIEW
AMOllON
PICTURE THAT
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Benson, who is S·foot.10 and was <'&plain of his
var:sity team at Lincoln Square Academy in New
York, does all his own basketball scenes in the film.
HE SAYS BIS BASKETBALL "is all riaht. I've
always played basketball. 1' Jot ot schoolyard ball.
It's like a form of relaxat.lon."
Benson says he's finlabed witb school, "not with
schoollnf, but with school.
"II l wanted to learn somethin(. I wotdd try to
read about lt, research it on my own I don't thlnk
I'd be very good at JeamJna ln colleae," uid (
Benson, who wrote the scrlpt for "One on One"'
with bia father, Jerry Sdgnt. Segal came up wlth th~
story idea Uld they collabor•ted on the ecl'ffnplay
"We locked ourselves ln a motel roo-.n t.nd
dldn "t come ou\ for a week. We wtre really h1vln' a
aood time even thou1h it wu rea!IY hard wor •
"rr$ A COLLA80MTlON1 nob9dj
with mon or Jeu," Benson aald Of "We'~wned together ever1lnce I •a
Asked whetba-there were any di "* Ol
aplnloo with h1I father on ldeas, he s&ld "W• ~
dislllfft!Dentl, but that aounds moreJllCe l,IJ•tu·
ment. To me, when you 're creallP& aom~ you
try both Wl.)'S. The more ideu tbe better' • . . kl
soon .., 1C'l think lt abouJd be done one way you're
in trouble.·• ..
Tbe lUm '• m01t violent disagreement comes
after Wes1em Uolven\ty Coach Moreland Smith
<G.D. Spradlin> dedd• that Steele's bot-docetna.
style Ol basketball does"°' nt the same plan. Smilb
''ab" bUn to reatcn bb acbolanblp and begins to
opplY ferocious Pfea&&&re, inc:ludloJ the silent treat·
ment fiom the alumni godfather who baU&bt bb rootbell tickets tor saoo. But Steele refuset to qwt
Uleteam.
For tM educttlon of the team, the toacb seta up
a •'dem9nstration" Of one·on-one basketball llta~ '" hkh StMle aets btOOdild on th• prac-tice COurt ti.J':tb.8teun~~ Jock • •
DAIL.Y PllOT Saturday, Octo~r '· 11n
SORUM. S. • <AP l • Mo:,l hun·
ten won't be allowed on the Jerde
ranch today when antelope and
deer seasons o~rr. It bas beetl re-
served ror the handicapped. many
•m~19~88
qo% l:. OFF
have to find a new place how,"
Jerde said
"On 1occas1on. we've had han·
dicapped hunters here, and they
en)Oyed ll." he added "We got to
thinking there are others around
wh<> also would enjoy U if they had •
a place to go.··
Jerde said only eiaht han·
dicapped hunters, each with one
assistant. would be allowed on the
ranch for today's openlng of an·
telope seai;on. The same rule will
apply when deer season opens Nov
12.
about
he siud ·'That would bt 1fi hunlers
altogether. and that's about all we
have room ror. Most of them like to
hunt the openma weekend, and we
don't want t.o overcrowd."
Jerde said handicapped hunters
can obtajn special permits allow·
tn& them to shoot ·rrom vehicle:,,
but he expects most of them to be
stationed somewhere, and have
their helpers drive lbe animals t~
them.
He said hunters never have been
charged ror us1n1 the land, and are
allowed t.o camp on lt. Jerde aald be proposed re-
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CaJI tor the uses. $79.~. Century 21
Doyle Ms.t168. .
HODowa
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Super sharp condo, Jarae apadOc.&1
be4rrns, l us cioua ca rpet1n1.
MASTER SUITE equipped with
dressinli JJ'.a, walk in oloseta,
private b.UX. Rustic '(>riv• ~tfo
With brick noor. Veterans welcome
only $.'51,900. Call io your otrer to
Century 21 Soutb Co •L Pla~
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Tbts almost new a 'bedrm, 2"'.a bath,
larie paUo J)ome i• for you.
Decor a tor .. d 11atcned with prores1Jonally landscaped patio.
Pool Knd teru\JJ just .steps away.
Exceptional value rqir prudent home buyer. <:entury 21 SUrf $59-6800.
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1470 JM.Hl0Rl:E AO .. NEWPORT BEJ\CH
·· -HFRITAGL .. R£J\Ll•!11~,
cHAn :youa OWN .cou~ .. ·--TRIPLEXES
~ From ttlil Hartior View Drive liome Ul O>sla Mesa East.*1de -1 Corona <lel Mar. overlooking the bedrm each. Tree.', tac
harbor, ~can" night ligbts .. ~spacious rear >d $112,SOO ..
3 bdrm., 3 baths, f.arnily rm. + den or
;4th bdrm ... a are t View terrace; pr<>-
f lonally decorated & landscaped;
luxury jacuzzl...outstandine condi-
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SOUl'H LAGUHA oclANNoMT
Runt.in&ton Beach. 3 br 2 ba, (lpfc>. 2 br, 2 b11, & 1
br, 1 ba. Prlv yards. Sprinklers. 2 ll1le1> to beach. Near new Civic Center. $16S,OOO.
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RMtar: 1110 Newport
c..t. W...141·7729 Step out of your Broe Lagoon Condo right onto tho aand. 2 .Bdrrna., 3·batbs,. 1_..._ _____ 1 d~. wet bar ... security. gate •• tennis, , Coto .... M .. iwiniiniP8 pools & tho ocean et your
doarstq> .•. ~.ooo. By app't. only. .m=~-~d.
~ ~ DUPLEX with 2 bedrm, ~· Orange Coast ~ .._1ba•:a.•cbandnr.~ces.
2 00 E.C111t Hwr .. Ctroaa del li1r IEA~ £STAT£ 544·4&41
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4 Bdrms., 3 baths, incl motber·in·
Jaw 's suite, plua rental unit, South of
hwy Reduced $6.000 toc quick sale.
Opep Sat/Sun. 1·5.
LOWIST NICID MOM11GO
This is the largest • bdrm., 1-level model, vacant & avail. for immed. oc-
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w rws 1 11. --msoo
PracUcally lot value, but very renta·
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OHi OJ THI YllY AST
This lovely 5 bdrm., 6 bath bpe, with
huge living rm. & family rm., was
owner·bullt & spared nothing to have
a wonderful family & entertaining
home; only one house from the
famous Corona del Mar Beach. Locat-
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Narcissus. Open Sun. 1-5
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Exceptionally sharp, upgraded 2
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cleaning oven & trasti compactor plus much more. $101,000.
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Exceptionally. well decorated &
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office. Pric~ lowered for &utck sale
1607 CasUe Cove, Corciia del Mar:
Open Sat/SWL 2·6 .
LIASI WITH omOM TO IUY
Sharp Bluffs 1-level 3 bdrm., close to
pool. Vacant. Avail. fot immed. oc-
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to buy later-at today's low-$1U,a>O.
2007 Biija. Open Sat/Swi 1·5
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Lots d home for thia price! New up-
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·Walnut Square special, now vacant.
SPACIOUS ILUff$ J U. T
Large family rm., on separate level.
2~ Baths, 2 frplcs., beautiful green-
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thousams below slmilar bOcnes.
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Beautifully Carpeted &c Draped, En·
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CAMIO SHOUS. 207 MIUOU DI. One
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