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Home My WebLink About1984-06-10 - Orange Coast Pilotrl ---SUN D A 'Y IU Nl HI 191H I ) • ' A N ' • f ( ( l l J N 1 T ' A ' I • ' I ' ' ~..J ' t. I t ' • . . -Children reuDited. with 'moth 21/2 year separation c · ~·it&an end#/ 'I · :n°o'1J~ ~tfi~ ~~l1!1 ~~3!e~ ~~ ---Anaheim resi<fent:. ... with assistance from. FV investigators ~11housh the child~ re very -young when they d1sappciarcd - By JERRY HIRSCH and Luna, 32, is being held m an Richard Jr. wa1 21h years and his 0t111eo.11y,........, Oregon jail on charaes of child sister Rachel was only 16 m9nths - · stealing. t~y did not consider their mother a Lon DeHart let her ~x-husband DeHan. 27. t\Jmed to the in-stnmaer when the family was re- take their two )'ouna ctilldrtn for a vestigator. Larry Crandall of Crandall united. day~ng oullnJ. bijt 1thit daylong & Sandberg Investigations, only two . Th~ boy had "vague" memories of o~tmg turned into a 2 h year separ-weeks ago after a 21/J year effort b) the his mother and both of the children a~1on when th~ man. Richard Luna. Orange County District Attorney's had been told of her. They went to disappeared wtth the ctuldrcn. office failed t(\ tum up any trace of De Hart as most children would seek Due to the efforts o(.a Fountain Luna or the children. out their mothers after any separ- Valley private invesuptor. DeHart "I thought I would see my children ation. Crandall said. was reunited with her children Friday again but I was beginning to thank ll "You could really tell there was a --~;-... ·::.~~-.,~~-_,. ~.-,i!'--':r -- ene Neighborhood Com- munity Center will re- sound to the sights and sounds of a rock video today./A2 >:·x·:«-:·:-:-:·:·:-:·:-J:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: Callfo~la A Terminal Island Inmate escapes from a Los An- geles hospital where he was to undergo treat- ment./ A3 Nation The Midwest suffers from thunderstorms and flood- ing while the EMt.Coast !fweHersthroughthe year's first tleat wave./ A3 World lovina bond." he said. ••My ex·husband h d told them only pOsitive thinp about me. They were prepared for that day. They said 'it was the day daddy talked about; •• De Hart explained. "I thtnlc he expected this. It was almost as 1f there was a areat sigh of relief ... DeHart said. Crandall said DeHan was1uclcy. ~ "A case like this 15 very rewardana. It 1s infrequent that we can solve a case lik.( this so easily!" he said. .. DeHan decided to seek the aid of private investiptors just' two wec~s ago af\er heanng about the agency from an acquaintance of her .mother'. ~en the children disappeared in 1981. DeHan went to the district attomey·s office and told •ri- vesiigators she believed Lulll had taken the childrm to Klamath Fall Ore .. where they had lived when first married. h turned out that Luna and the children were livina with relatives in Klamath Falls. - 1 The sherifrs department in the county was notified ·anti a deputy went to the home where Luna was eventually arrested. But at that time the officer found no trace of the suspect. Iraq says it will attack Iran oil Installations until the nation has no more oil to export./A3 Donald and ._.9Y Duck wa•e &oodbyefrom their llmoaalne at the El Toro ~ C~rpe Air Station Saturday. About Olltr .... ,_... ... ......_...,.. 500 fam peeted tlae-DlaneJ' character, who wu retarniD& from a nationwide 50tb btrthday tour. Style • Antique apparel dating back to the i 932 Olym- pics has a winning look about lt./C1 Sports Proponent unwillin to iVe up 9attle . for school site despite board decision By DA VlD BISHOP De11J,_Cerr11111 id :I National Church Residences of Ohfoand SL Mary's sougbuhc school School. Ahso was closed because of dechning enrollment. · After the rejection. the school board voted to keep the property in "surolus" stat.us. but not to actively seek bids on It. In domg so lbe board was leavm• open the possibility for housing ~roponents to make another, hi~er offer. (Pleue Me BOUSDfG/ A.2) Lakers Coach Pat Riiey says his team will be In Boston Tuesday for a seventh game of the NBA Championship Serles. /81 Swale makes up for a poor showing in the Preakness by winning the Belmont Stakes./82 One of the main proponents of a proposed senior citizen housing com- plex shelved because the Laguna Beach Unified School District b<Sard couldn't agree to sell a surplus school site doesn't want to give up. St. Mary's Episcopal Church of Laguna Beach is headtnJ up the effort to con~truct the subsidized senior housing complex in South Laguna; and the church pastor, the Rev. Robert Comehson. called the hous- ing plan (to be funded by federal dollars) "a S 10 million gift given you by your fellow citizens." district propeny to build 71 housing units. a community center, child day- care facility and park. The project would use federally guaranteed funds from the Housing and Urban De- velopment Department for purchase. construction costs and rent subsidies over a period of 40 years. Proponents She earned degree one class at a time Cal State Fullerton whipped Oklahoma State, 10-2 to advance to todtY' s championship game of the College World Serles./83 'Tm not womed about what we will do with our children." Cor- nelison said. 'Tm worried about what we have already done to our senior citizens.~ of the plan have also obtained the By PHIL SNEIDERMAN support of the Orange County Board °'-. o..,.,... • ..,. of Supervisors. People who enroll m one college But plans for the project fell apart course after another. year after year, last week when the school ~rd sometimes face a little ribbing from refused to sell a surplus school site for family and friends who dub them 2.65 million. "perpetual students." Needing a unanimous vote to sell But Louise Ludutsky. 37, wears the the South Laguna property, the f~e-title with ~de. T<>e;tay. the. f'.ounta!n member board instead found itself Valley resident will part1c.:1pate 10 bitterly divided over the 6. 7-acrc site. Coastline College iraduatton cer- wh1ch once housed Aliso Elementary emonies at the Johnson School Amphitheater in Westminster. re--Entertainment Thfl6vengall story be- hind Olympic gymnast Nadia Comanecl Is un- veiled In a TV movfe./87 Travel Consultants: Why did Prop. A los~? The Gold Rush of i 984 is over the hill from the Los Angeles Olymplcs, In the Mother Lode along State Highway 49./CS Opposing sides agree one reason was OC's anti-tax position Bualneu Propos1uon A went down to re- sounding defeat because of Orange County's prevailing CQAservat1ve. anti-tax attitude and an inherent Air Cal boarded more passengers In May than any other month In Its 17- year hlstory./BS. • distrust of govemmcttt and its spend- ing practice • the po~1tical c;~n,uhants who ran the re pccuve anti-and pro- tax campaigns have aarecd· Mark Howell, the political consult- ant who helped skipper the anti-tax campaign, and pro-tax ma termind Eileen Padberg also aarced low voter turnout contributed to the demise of the penny transportation sales tax t Erma"Bombeck 8rld09 8ul4neN_ Cetttornta News Ctaalftwd ---- CroMWOrd OMth Notices g: measure, which failed by a 2'h-to-I 85 vote marain in last Wttk's election. ..,3 Only lb0ut49 percent of the county's "' ~i~tered voters went L6 the polls. 0$-10 Toesdl''· C8 "I thank this county is anti-tax," 810 explained Howell. a partncl' in lhc Cs..f.t---i&.Ttbftlff Group consuhina· firm. 09 "fihteb ran the successful C?iliuns ce Against Unfair Taxation campaian. A3 Howell also 1 an aide to 1t1tc Sen. Ae Ollie pcraw, R-Newpon Beach. 810 Hov.oell. who s11d ht happily ha 01-4 .pent veral da)S tryin• to analyze 81'"'4 the stunnina eltttion victory. al 86-7 c~dited environmental concern C1-3 amona all °"a.mcnts of county voters ea.;9 and •the plan' 111.;dt'tint'd transit C5·8 componmt for the measure's defeat A2 .. The I UC Wll llX • ta\ tu. ." A3 uid Padberi.1partner1n tM Nelson· Padbcra con ulti04 finn. when 1 ktd to nalyu Proposition • dclc11 n • I ' JEFF ADLER NEws FotLowuP the face of the record county S 1.8 IT}illion pro-tax campaian effort. •"Orange County never has ap- proved a tu incrca$ andldoubl tbty ~ver will." She said low voter turnout "killed us" a did a cynicism about Jovem- mcnt and aovemmeot pendma and "ince sant. biased rcportina in The Rqister (newspaper) ibat reinforced antMa't anitudes." PadbeTJ Dnt ttre ampe~ hi~ on the success of WlJ'lftt'l& over un<Jccaded voters to vote in Clvor of lh.c \&L -• "We weren't ab~ to conVlnCC ,·oters &0venuncnt didn't ha~ tM money or that it v.ouldn't be mi u~: she id. . The undecided voters tbe cam- paign was tailottd to influcncc. C$peci~ Uy throuah emotional appeal in \Clcv1 ion commercial . ended up vot1na ..,,., t Propositton A, he said. ":Thtte wu h<>lhi I would have done d1frercntl) nor could have:· Plidbcrl lldckd. Howdl cttditcd the anti·tax t lc-"s1on Mbentilln&. provickd at no (Pleue ... PaOP. A/A.2) ccivmg her assoetate an arts degr'cc. h's only taken her 16 )cars to cam it. Ounng that time, she0 s bad a queer working for an auiine and devoted time to her husband and t":o cbiktrcn while takina one or two classes a semester at four diffCTCnt schools. She's attended Coastline for the past five years.. Today's ttaduattol\. will be panicu- larly spedaJ for Ludut.sky because (Pleue Me DltGllltB/ ~) \ OcHart said the 1awcst....,_ ,... eventuaUy abandoned becaUle dllli9 were no leadi ... had strona f«bqsall ... tMl be would be ~re.. 6ut the diltricl auomey's office said ~ b8d loll die trail and could not p;ck it .,_- DeHan said. When DeHan decided to WN • Grand&U's fann. she told lbem ol~ belief that her ex-husbud was livillj: with the child.ml ln ~. · • The company did some cbcdifti' and found that about a 'year •· a Richard Luna of KJamaa.h;fallS Ml (Pleue --~,_, Wacky quacker's 50th birthday · celebrated in style . BJ JEIU\Y BlllSCB Ol .. Olltr ....... For once this famous oelebrity c.ould-1K>l--hiis fowl lCIQper by ducking the issue. He was SO years olO and be would just ba~e to spread bis wings and face up lO iL This was no Mitkey Mouse oc- casion for Donald Dock. the famous Disney cartoon character. More than SOO children and parents ~ the comic bird and wished him happy btrthdayduringacelcbration at the E1 Tore Marine Corps Air Station Saturday afternoon. Disney promoters had just taken the scrappy fowl on a sruehng. four- da), &.~mile natioe . ~111.11· tion to ~t fans lD l S atics The Donald Duck ~aracter boarded a chartered Pacific South- west Airlines Boeing 727 -re- christened Duck One ~ Wednesday and sped off to San Jose, Sacramento. and then East bcfott heading back to El Toro Saturday. The plane sported a large canoon of Donald winging bis waj, across the fuselage and lbc words Happy SOth Birthday." The tour commemorated Donald Duck's 50tb birth.day -actually the premiere of his first cartoon. ''The Wise Little Hen." released June 9. 1933. A motorcade. complete wilb black limousines and dark-suited agents befitting a presidential candidate. took Donald home lO Disneyland where be was greeted wtth another b1nhday ceremony and a ticker iape parade down Main Street USA. Accompanying Donald Duck on the tour were Oarence .. Ducky .. Nash. 79. who bas done Donald's voice for all of his cartoons, and Bill Justice. the duck's "chief animator," according to Disney officials. Upon his arrival at the Marine base, Gen. Richard M. Cooke pres- ented Donald with a new set of "honorary aviator" wings -and warned the duck not to try to Oy with them. Jn return. Donald presented the general with a live duck and warned . the Manne that 1fhe'bcld the bird too ttghf it wouJ(l mess up his dress white 001form. • 0r9"ge Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday. June 10, 1984 Usually qu_i€t comm.unity centev '.wtil serv'e as setting for rock video By iAJl£N E. aboul five m1nu1 wlll be filmed °' ... .., .... ...., between I and 3 p.m. Conce~ion's • If you happen 4ilve by -'tJle "J\or:'" '"dance wttt bcain at n()()ft, how~vtr. mally serene courtV21rd of the Ne•ah-with an hour or so 61 rehearsal before ood C i -c · c the filmmg bciins. borh ommuony entertn 05ta "The Rock Brothel'S'' arc Rocky ~esa between noon and 3 p.m. today, and his brother, Joe, and two friends be prepared for a shock. The courtyard, with hs burbhna wbo help out with the deejal business fountain and scenic 5tatue, will be :::! ... descn as hts part-time transformed into a brealdn'. rock.in', / poppin', get-.down jive scene -the He appears at weddings. parties $Cthng for a rock video featuring a and dances. play1na records and professional dceiay group called "The acting as part commentator/part Rocle Brothers. •f master of ceremonies. Disc jockey and Hughes Aircraft Concepcion started the deejay busi- sccurity guard Rocky C"oncepcion, a ness as a way to make money on 32-year-old S,iverside resident . said it weekends dunng has nine years in the was about a month ago when he got a Air Force. u.nda} s dance Will feature au kinds of contemporary mu11c and daoet styles -rom rock to oul to 1'bythrn and blues and new wave. Co!tta Mesa CatyCouotil members, in granuna Concepcion permission to use the Community Center, ex- pressed omc trep1dauon about the loud music and traffic the dtlncc wo1,1ld create -especially srncc the Lion's Oub Fish fry and Carnival was held there only last weekend. But Concepcion agreed to put up a ssoo casn clean-up and breakage deposit With the city and 3&J"CCd not to charge admission to those partic1- pat1ng in the dance. brainstorm about filming his promo-----------------------------tional videotape at the Community Center. Concepcion. who works at Hugh~ in Newport Beach and often gets over lo the center to play racquetball or exercise, said he was impressed with the newly revamped court)'(lrd and thought it would make a nice backdrop for the 400 friends, co- workers and professional break- danccrs he has hired for the video. .. 1 thought It would be a perfect set\jng," Concepcion said. ·The finished video. which will run Tot drowns in faniily pool An 18-month-old Costa Mesa girl The father. Gary ~tevens, 36. was fell into the fam1l> 's swimming pool working on his car an front of the and drowned Saturday even though house at 858 Town St. but per- she was weanng a life 'eM, police • 1od1call} went to check on has said. children. "The little bo) Call)e running out Police LI Leslie Hamson !Ml1d the and told has dad his sister had fallen accident occurred about noon while into the pool. The father ran back. the girl and her 3-year-old brother, pulled the child out and rushed her to both weanng life jackets. were left by Hoag Memorial Hospital, but she was themselves near the pool. pronounced dead." Harrison said. ~~-~-~~ ~$1.f. ... ~-....i~~~~ DEGREE TOOK 16 YEARS .•• From Al she's also the class valcd1ctonan. She's had a straight-A average at Coastline. In fact, she's says she's earned A's in all of her college classes save one, a ~ychol93y course an which she received a 8. .... "It's been a long road for me," Ludutslcy admits. "But at least I was headed some place." Her goals weren't quite as clear when she graduated from high school on Long Island, N. Y. "I didn't plan immediatelr to go to college," Ludutslcy recalls." thought I'd go to work because I wanted to earn money to travel." She spent two years worlung as as audit clerk for Singer Sewing Ma- chines, then became an assistant book.keeper for another company. She took her first night classes at the State University or New York at Farmingdale 16 years ago. Ludutsky next became a passenger service agent for Amencan Airlines. working at New York's La Guardia Airport. She married her husband, John. and was able to continue working for the airline when the couple moved to Columbus. Ohio. In Columbus, she enrolled in night classes at Ohio State. Ludutsky took classes in English, history. psychology and others subjects tha1 are required for an undergraduate degree. She and her husband next moved to Occrfield1 1U., a suburb of Chicago. Louise contmued to work for Ameri- can Airlines and continued taking night classes, this time at the Com- munity College of Lake County. There, she focused on business and math. · Six years ago, Ludutsky and her husband moved again. th1s time to Fountain VaJley. She has remained w1th Amencan Airlines, working at Los Angeles International Airport and more recently at John Wayne Airport. After satisfying the one-year resi- dency requirement, Ludutsky bqan taking courses at Coastline, which she bad learned about through its mail- ings. The innovative college has no fo rmal campus but -0ffers classes at rented locatJons throughout the com- m unity. " "When I saw how flexible the college was, I decided it really met my lifestyle." she says. Ludutsky said most of her Coas1line classes have been offered at Fountain Valley High School, Edison High or the Peterson Lcarnmg Center an liuntington Beach. all just a short dnve from her home. Because of her busy schedule, she said she appreciated Coastline's mail- in registration procedures. She said she has also enjoyed attending classes with the wide age range of students Coastline attracts. Ludutsky has also taken advantage of some of Coastline's non-tra- ditional learning programs. mcluding an independent study course in accounting and a television course in organization and management "I try to go just one night a week to a class." she says. "I purposely do that so it won't be a strain on my family." Ludutsky says her husband John, vice president of a business in Santa Ana. has been S41>J>Ortive, When.she'.$ away at a night class. he's usually home baby-sitting the couple's daughters, Dana, 6, and Cara, 3. Ludutsky plans to continue her education at National University in Irvine. because it, like Coastline, is geared to pan-tame students. She's seeking a bachelor's degree in busi- ness administration. And if she has to work toward that goal one class at a ume. Ludutsky says she doesn't mind. "I think I've come away witb something mcanin~ful from every class I've attended.' she says. CHILDREN, MOTHER REUNITED .•• From Al received an Oregon dri ver's license. ''This was amazing. They do no crosS<hccking. There was a $25.000 warrant for the man's arrest filed with the Klamath Falls Sheriffs Depart- ment when the D.A. down here asked them to check the case out. That was more than two years ago," Crandell said. The private in vestigators did some more checking and on Frida} they flew DeHart to Klamath Falls and contacted local law enforcement of- fic1als. DeHan and the police went to the neighborhood where Luna was thought to be living. "The police went to the house and had us wait down at the end of the street. They radioed that ii was OK to come down and when we ~ot there. they gave me my children. ' DcHan said. The reunited family flew back to John Wayne Ajrport late Friday evening. "This should be of encouragement to other woman who have custody of their children but have them taken . The district attorney has limited resources and you can't just stop there," DeHart said. DcHan still intends to let her children visit her ex-husband. "In spite of all this. he is their father and I don't think that this will happen again," De Hart said, adding that Luna did a good job of caring far the children. 0.., .......... ., L.-,.,.. Lori Dellart holds 5-year-old M>n Richard u ht.. et..ter Rachel, 4. and arandma Barbara DeBart of Buntin.aton Beach look on at John Wayne Airport late Jl'rldaJ. PROP. AF AIL URE ANALYZED ••• From Al •· cost under auspices of the equal tmTt prov1S1on of the Fairness Doctrine, for swingina undecided voters into the "no" camp. But be faulted Wt supporten for spcnd1n1 sa much money on tele. v1s1on tune and provichng the anti- tax forces With free access to the auwavcs 1n return. "Those dollars, an my profi ionaJ Judpnent. could have been bcner ~pent. more cfTCC1jvely sJ)Cnt for d1rtet and watted mail,.. Howell said. He also said the S 1.8 milljon rai5Cd by pro-tax forcn was a campeian 1$1UC, thouah a mall one. Padberg. on t~ other band. 1d J, .. ~... -f ' - • he didn't believe the t~ amount of money poured mto the campa11n by county corporations and developers affected the outcome. Tax proponents pent about Sl3 for every vote cast 1n thccontc l ~bile the tax opponents SJ)Cnt ~ust over 28 cent . Howell 1d 1nta-taJt fon:es raised and pent about $93.000. Howell said the average .. no" vote came from older; conservative mat not nctt"SSanly in the hi&h·ancome bra kct and ith varyina cducatioruaJ backround1. Prop()"tion A •upponcn tended to ~ a youna. u le vot~rs or lo - incomc,J>Cr:s<>nl ~ho ~ognllcd the)' " would benefit if tr1nsponat1on prob- lems WefC alleviated. .. Males hurt u more thal'I f emalcs,.. Padbera s.aid. "Our worst aroup was males 4S and over." Both consultants lso had surpris- ingly different op1n1ons about whether 1 1m1lat tran pon.atton im- provement packqe miaht P1$$ m the fu1urc . Padber& Yid he doubted "any tu iocrtase" would sue~ thouah sht would be w1Hin1 to try q1in. Howell satd Proposition A never would paas. but.60mc other proposal d iantd to rcltcve traffic con uon probl ms might ha~ ~ chJnc:e of ~cdma. • ' ... co01er, btit fair through Mon day Cout&l g:_:.i: to .. • 1'0 ~••t II .. HIOll4 MCI ~ tiow. ~~.QI\ fl N Conoord.H H u • ~'-* .... ~IW00111 • ,. t7to70•1N:::t:ano 0•11 °""'°" • .. ...,.._.._ ... '°., 0.-.. 44 ~'°"" l'oll1t ~ IO 1fle ...... OM~ 10 .. -l>Otdr. .. eouv-1 wlnClt o.troo to 11 tllrOUOll lundeY ~t .._, to11tll to Oulutll '4 h ~ t to tt now In •llettlOOM l!I Pteo .. 14 Md ~ wllll 2 loot wind ....... ~--n .. W::t.:::' t IO t .... ~ ,. ...... 10 ., ~ ----~ f•OO .. M OU.. .....-: 11111111 wlft ~ ,. .n -tM out9' ....... ffOm ftCMlll Orlllld ""Pk!• ., .. eonc.llOI\ \o IMClemen .. lllwld I« o,..,, .... 86 ., ~wlncltof 1l IOHknOltw11111 o'"'**'°·" o .. " 10 10 fOoC -Wlnclt PUAO to H Hwlfotd .. 10 llnota eroQnd Point OonclQtlOlt .....,,.. 15 •t Honolulu • 72 HOWIOll ., 71 Emended ~· .. t7 JllCll_,.M9 .. " J-.clt.oti,,... t7 ... 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Pfcmdence 115 73 TUC90n ="Olly " 17 TulM .. 73 57 52 Wlllhlnglon ff 71 Reno 71 31 Wlc:lll .. .. 17 ~ 117 72 W__..,re ., 71 lect-IO ... 57 w..,...on.o. .. 71 lolae eo 3e MONDAY 8oatotl .. Tl flr91 IOw 2 •• -.m ..Ot ... _ ...... 90 Tt Rt"91 lllg'1 f'°'Lm 3t ~ 79 n 8-ldlow 157pm ti 1, SuRF REPORT 8utllnglon. VI 112 74 5-ICI lllgll 8111p.m u --- Cup« IO 37 Sun Nit 1oo.y •I I 04 p m., rlMe Monday at 5 40 am "1d l9t8 aplll al cn.ri..ton.s o. ., 70 Cllerlaeton.W '>-• ·~ ' ~ --..... .,._ __ • tn. ano ..... ao ClliCeOO • 12 70 Mondev Typing class geared.to students A typing class in which students work at their own pace and complete the course when they want to will tSc offered this summer by Orange Coast College. Students in the class will be counseled and assigned to a specific typing level. They will then be pla<:cd in a specific course and can work at their own pace to finish the class. -iiJ.15111-i---------The class. Administrative Services 100, will run from June 18 toAua. 10. It win meet Monday through Thurs.- day 8 to I 0:30 a. m., Monday throuah Thursday 10:30 a.m. to I p.m. and Wednesday and Thursday ~:30 to 10 p.m. Registration by appointment for summer classes will run Monday through J:buraday.-this week from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa camp1:1s' CounsclinJ and A~miss!ons Buildmg. Walk-in ref1strat1on, without appointment, wit be Friday through June 21. For more 1ntormation, call 432-5772. HOUSING HOPES STILL ALIVE ••• From Al Reed Aory. a housing consultant hired by the church groups to process the federal apphcatton. said. "w.e have no more money." He otkred a slim chance after the school board's rejection that there might be an another offer made that would have the property revert to the school district after 40 years. but said he already suggested that poss1b1ht)' to the sponsors once and "they rejected 1 t." Although Flory said "we won't be baclt," Rev. Cornelison held out hope. "I don't want to stop the action." he said. Board members Harry Btthell and ~:~· 11 Ouar.;;t~ ' MonOay.fnoty d you do not 1111.-your 1)91* by ~JOpm ~11910fe7pm IWIO YOUt copy ... Ill ~ Dan Daniels both said \be S2.6 offer was not high enough and voted against 1t, opting to wait for a better deal. Daniels said the property would increase in value "substantially over the next few years if well-planned.:' lcgisla11on could restnct the potential income from the sale of surplus school propenv and that county restrictions on future development plans would be more demandina. He said the money from the proposed sale could fund immediate program needs and physical plant in,provc- ments necessary in the school district. But mainly Schwarz praised the "umquencss of the project." Jan Vickers also voted against the proposal. but for other reasons. .. I'm not comfortable with the fact that we mar, not need another school school site, ' Vickers·said ... 1 want to wait for more enrollment figures." "The transcending certainty is that -we will all grow old. We baVe a sociaJ responsibility. There is no tangible alternative to sa le." Carl Schwarz and Cbarleoe Rapu, who supported the proposed saJe. criticized their felJow memben for rejectmg the offer. Schwarz warned that future state "This is an unWisc, imprudent decision," said Schwarz. "Clearly there will be no income from this property in the foreseeable future." What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? Call tbe number at left and yoar message will be recorded, transcribed and delivered to the appropriate edJtor. Tbe same %4-boa.r aaswerhtg service may be used to record letters to me editor on ~y topic. Contributors to our Letters column must lnclade tbelr name and telephone number for verification. No clrculatlon calls, pleue. Tell us wbat'1 on your mind . .I, ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. L 8chwart1 Ill Publlsher Clrculetlon 71.,M2-4333 C .... lfted echertt .. no 71•1142-1171 AU other depertm.nte la-4121 MAIN OFFICE mw .. , e.y s1 . eo.1a Meta. CA MIA acldr-9o:i. t!ieO. Cosla M-. CA 82t2t Copyoghl 1913 0!1111g1 CoNI PubWllng COmpeoy Ho -11or-. -...11•ttont. aotan.1 metier or ..,,.,-,_ mentt '*.in mey Ill ttPfoducecl wttflOUI tpldll I*· mlMIOn ol c:opyrlgl'lt -s.1 .. ci.y •nd s..iday " ,au dO not rtc*VI 'fO'Jll copy by 7 • ,,, eel belor• 10 a m and~ ooe>y w9 .,. °"""9red Chazy DowellbJ Editor and Assistant to the Pubtlsher Roeemery ChurdtmM Controller ltephen F. Cetuo ProdUctlon Managet Balloon Pa~ent DUe? Tired of Renting? Your house too small? --~--..... tr-~-Need to mOVe? Semtnafs IO USISI you 10AM ' 7PM ·Daily 100 e•hibtori from the AUi E&1are industry be linOef' one roof to HELP YOU• 3 days only bt lhlf•' I I " N ~TION ~widreds nee nre Midwest ~oods ... Jn d A new onslaua,ha O! nun·ladcn th~ndcr-~om 1n Overland Park, Kan.. by tlood- 0 D •o ... D ~o4ael tonns UsN nood1n1 turday 1n lhe tng. esumatcd Police Lt. Prut 8aroour w 1,,1 ... ' u 1,,1 tid~t fomn.1 people from thdr homes, lnchan Creek spilled from llS mnb from "' stt1nd1n1 two J>l..~plc on a st!U'l l&n for °"crl~d Park south lO Ola~. 1~ttpin1 By 'n( Al~latff Prua h9urs and Ooatal\J away cars in the ake of can u much as two blOC'ks 11nc1 Ooodina killer tornadoes tflat devastated two mall numerous homes said PQlice Capt. John KANSAS CITY. Mo. -Hundreds of people were towns. Round evacuated from the SOQ..room Americana Hotel on Ounna the niaht thunderstorm dump.; T ' , • • Saturdar after a bed and wall cau~t fire in a room on the ed heavy rain from Kansas to lllinoi with ctut.c~ccn-.-!,rt ?uabalt byntetna wattT hotel's Sth floor, authorities saJd. No 1rnous injuries many places 1ctun1 more than 3 iochn 1 lu~ Slgn on1 a Rooded were ~rtcd and the fire was contained to the room and and hailstones the size of ,olf ball\ feli Overland. Patk stn:et for se~en houn e>tlingu1shcd a short time later. The cause of the fire had across parts of Kansas. Olathe Kan aot an befo~ be1nJ pulled to fety abOut 1 a m. not been determined late Saturday even 8 inches of rain an 24 h~urs. Soldier, Po~we t~ed co use K'uba ~to tHCUe · A fare war on coast-to-coast flights touched off by People Express isspreading. with two other airlines sayina they will match the $119 one.way fare from Los Angeles on some fliahts to a second airport in the New York City area. Trans World Airlines and World Airways said they would offer the low fare to Kennedy International Airport. People Express, a low-co t airline flying mainly to East Coast aod Midwest cities and London. 1s based at the Newark. N.J., International Airpon. It does not have f~cilities at Kennedy, the metropolitan area's largest lUrp<>rt. Colorado won't fiood · BOULDER CITY, Nev. -The runoff of mehina snow into the Colorado River has peaked and there will be no flooding this summer alon• the river, Bureau of Reclamation ofTtcials said. Early m the week, as much as 860,000 gallons of water a second was flowing froin the Rocky Mountains into Lake Powell, 300 miles upstream from Hoover Dam. But by Thursday, the flow had dropped to 650,000 gallons: or 88,000 cubic feet of water a second. As a result. the bureau does not expect water to rise over the spillways at either Glen Canyon or Hoover dams~ Kan .• got an unofficial S inches dunna the the prts, and finally~ to use tht Ltneu night, for a four-day total of 13 5 inches. Poh~ Department ' 20-ton, tracked "We expect this system to be hanaina armored personnel camcr to buU throuab over the Midwest for a day or two more. the S-foot-dcep cumnt. There is tbe potential for more severe weather before this thing moves cast," Hu•b Crowther, a meteorol<>g1st with the National Severe Storms Forecast Center m Kansas City. Mo., said earl)' Saturday. The storm system had spawned more than 50 tornadoes since Thursday from Oklahoma to WisconStn, and 16 people were killed. Up to 200 people were forced from their ''They were pretty Jlad to Jee us," sa1d Lenexa police Maj Georse Sanon. "They looked extrcmely friJbtenc.d and fallJUed when we got lO them ... but they~ OK." Keyna Baalman, a dispatcher tn Colby, K.an.. wd 55-mpb wand and hail caused exten ive dama~ to several barns and farmhouses outside the city Saturday, aad wmd knocked down numerous trees and power Imes. Ot'~ Coett DAILY PJOOT~ 10...... ~ A fa.DDel cloa.4 ln Oklaboma brlna• tlloqbb oltbe Wbarc! of Os to mln4. Ro da•••• or baja.rMe were 1 epm te4. ••• As-East sizzles The spillways carry water arou th 1fJ~~~ ~~ .. ~';> I 1 Talk• resume In L V str1Jre LAS VEGAS, Nev. -Striking stagehands returned to the· bargai~ing table Saturday but vowed to contin~ disruptive demonstrations at unsignCd resorts until they have a new contract. Negotiators for five resorts met with stagehands union officials into the ~rly morning hours Saturday. then jeheduled more talks fbr later in the day. Lompoc bnulJflre contalned LOMPOC -Firefighters gained the upper band Saturday on a I ,()()(}.acre brushfire that burned to within a half-mile of30 canyon homes until a combination air-and- ground attack subdued it, authorities said. About 100 residents in the MiJuelito Canyon area who had been urged to evacuate Friday night were cleared to~back into their homes Saturday morning. The canyon 1s about 50 miles nonh of Santa Barbara. Felon escapes LA hospital LOS ANGELES-Convicted bank robber Larry Lee Horvath remained at large Saturday after escaping from a hospital where he was to undergo treatment for a k1dne) ailment. authonties say. Horvath. 40. was serving an 18- year sentence in federal pnson on Terminal Island when he was taken to San Pedro Peninsula Hospital Friday morning. Police officer David Lehman Sj1d, "he stepped out to have a cigarette and that was 1t. Horvath was unarmed when he walked away from the hospital, but authorities consider him dangerous. . Qude strikes San JotJe area- Model LlN Barnea trlea to cool off ln New York•• Central Park .. ......... Saturcta;r, aa the city copea with the year • Ont heat waYe. Iraq threatens to destioy Iran oil econom ____ Says ft will show no mere to Iran until it has no more oil to export Both otics are dm:ctly across the border from DezfuJ.. which Iran said was struck by an Iraqi missile early Saturday. Iranian officials said 12 people were killed in that attack. Iraq threatened Saturday to attack Iranian economic Iraq confinned the air attack. but said Iranian jets installations. including ns Kharg Island oil tennmal. were intercepted by anu-aircraft fire. and were forced to "without merC)." until there 1s no oat for Iran to cxpon. drop their bombs outside of Ah AJ..Qharbi. Four persons "We now possess all 1he me~ns enabling us to deal the were wounded. it added. final blow" to tbe lranian ccoAomy. lraq_1 state radio said. Arab diplomatic sources said 011 ministers of the six- " Logic dictates that Iraq deal as blow without mercy." member Gulf Cooperauon Council arc increasingly Iranian jets and anillery attacked across the sou them · womed about an escalation of the Iran-Iraq war. and that pan of the border Saturda~. according to war comm uni-they arc to discuss joint action to prot~t gulf s~tPPlllJ at QUC$ from Iran and Iraq. an emCtgenc:y conference SWld,ay 1n Taif. Saudi Arabi1. A statement issued an Baghdad said eight lraq1 In a meeting several days earlier, Mana Saeed Ote1ba.. c1vihans were-killed and 23 others were hun by Iranian oil minister of the United Arab Emirates. Oew to Taif for artillery fire that hat the provincial capital of Basra and six talks with Saudi Def en~ Miruster Pn&ce Sultan. othtt border c1 ues. Results of the discussion were not discl0$ed. but Iran's official Islamic Republu: News ;\gene) said infonned sources 58.Jd lhe two men dis.cussed joint air Iranian planes -successfully attacked Iraqi m11Jtary cover. naval escoru and other ways to protect gulf installauons and "sensitive points" at Ah Al..Qharb1. shipping from funher raids by Iran. Quoting a communique issued an Tehran. the agency said Since May 13 Iran has ~n accused of attack.Ina two four Iranian jets also struck Iraqi forces near the town of Kuwaiti oil tankers, a Saudi ship and one liberian- Ali Al-Sharq1. registered oil-chem1cal canier in neutnil Arab waters. More t.b.a.n two years ago, Iraq declared the area around Kha.rg Island a war zone, and s1noc then it. warplanes have made repeated anacks on cargo ships ud tankers in that zone. The guJf council mcmbcn a.re Saud! Arabia., K uw.UL the United Arab Emirates. Bahrain. Qatar and Oman. The oil m 1 nistcrs also will review the amount of crude 011 stockpiled 1n 1ndus~ countries, pricing and producuon, the United Arab Em1raees news qiency W AM said. Foreign m101stcTs of the six counuics also ~ scheduled to bold c~ \alb in Taif on Tuetday. aceordlng lO news media reports. Iraq sa.Jd earlier Satumay th.at its jctfl&hters bit rwo ..btg naval targeu" north and soulbwcst or~ lsla!)d Thursday nighL But lran"soffiaal Islamic Re~bhc News Agency, citio1 unadent1ficd offictaJ sources. re· cd the Iraqi repon as a .. he." IKNA said Iraqi warplanes anemptod lQ anack the <:1ty of Korramabad several times Friday rugbl, but .. each time the ~ive Iraqi planes WCTC forced to tum tail before carrymg out lbeir mlSSlon.·· BERKELEY -A mild earthquake believed to be an aftershock of the April 24 temblor that struck near Morgan Hill bit south of San Jose shortly before 11 a.m. Saturday. The quake measured 3.0 on the Richter scale and occurred at 10:48 a.m. Law enforcement agencies in the San Jose area said they received no calls from citizens who felt the quakeandknewofnodamageoriajunes. .. ...................................................................................................................... .. Military probes partll fraud DAYTON. Ohio -Defense Department in- vestigators are trying to determine if the military bought and disuibuted any faulty counterfeit pans allegedly produced by a California electronics company. The Dayton Daily News said in a copyn&ht story Friday that General ElectncCo. flied the counterfeiting charge in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles against the S.J. Corp .• a small parts distributor that docs business as Aero Electronics. GE accused the company of producing faulty counterfeit components, mcludmg some useq in com- mercial aircraft, that bore the trademarks of well-known manufacturers. according to the newspaper. Aero, through its attorney, Gerald I. Neiter. denied the counterfeiting charge. Escapee gets death 11entence LOS ANGELES -A prison escapee who used a coat han~er to strangle two people and a. gun to lc:ill a third duong an apartment burglary has been sentenced to death 1n the gas chamber. JC$SC James Andrews, 33, sat quietly Friday as sentence was imposed by Superior Court Judge Aurelio Munoz. Andrews. at age 16, was charged with killing another youth in his native Alabama. He spent almost nine years in prison for that slaying and two robberies before he escaped on Christmas Day. 1977. Protesters blockade •ammlt LONDON -Tens of thousands of anti-nuclear demonstrators marched throu&h central London and many tried to blockade the lJ.S. Embassy and the headquarters of the seven-nation economic summit on Saturday. Police wd they &rTCStcd 198 people. including 80 who were hauled away as they ttied to seal off The Mall. The U.S. Embassy at Grosvenor Square. a mile from Lancaster House, was under virtual siege dunng 1 four- bour protest by 2,000 demonstrators who lay down aero s access roads. Pope'~vl•lt oppolled Sikh soldiers mutiny, desert NEW DELHI. India (AP)-About 100 Sikh soldiers mutinied and deserted their base to protest the anny's assault on the Golden Temple in the Sikhs' holy e1ty of Amritsar, reliable sources said Saturday. After the Friday morning mutiny, 10 dcscners were lolled in a fi&ht with pursumg troops as they crossed the border from Ra1asthan into Punjab state, 1he sources said. They said the Sikhs mu11nied at their camp m the Ganga Nagar area of RaJasthan state and crossed into Punjab's Bhatmda d1stnct. . The sources, who are Indians close to the m1htary, spoke on cond1t1on the} not be 1dent1ficd an) further. The Associated Press made several attempts to venfy their information, but was not able to reach government spokesmen. Government officials earlier said Sikh extremists shot two soldiers to .death in Amntsar and IC1lled seven other people an three separate attacks in Punjab on Saturday. Approximately 300 people. most of the-m Hindus. have been killed in Sikh violence in Punjab in the past three months. Demomtraton In Waahlncton. D.C. · rally oatalde the Indian embaaay to proteat the go•emment•• •torm~ of the Golden Tem- ple ln the Sikh Holy City of Amritsar. Summit urges arms control talks LON DON (AP) -President Reapn and his six colleagues at the economic summit urged speed)' renewal of nuclear arms control talks Saturday. telling the Soviet Union that the Umtcd States 1s ready to bargam "anywhere. at any tr me. without prccond1t1ons ... While thousands of anti-nuclear demonstrators massed an the streeu of London in an effort to d1srupt the summit finale. the leaders of the ~ven maJor indu tnal democraoesalso joined in a denuncaauon of international terrorism and called for an end to attacks on oil tankers m the Persian Gulf. Soviet reaction to the arms talks appeal was swift and ncptivc. The K.ttmhn's official Tass news agency said 1t bowed only lhat the Western leaders .. intend to continue the pos11Jon-of-strcnath p<>hc)' .. In a stparate economic rommun1qu~ the ch1ets of state of the U01ted tatts. Bntam. France. West German)'. Ital). Canada and Japan also e'~ concern about the impact on htgh interest rates Qn the world economic recovery -and espcc1ally' the debt-burdened Third World. The..Jinal commuruque. read b) 8nt1sh Pnme Manaste .... Marpret Thatcher, the summit host. m London's 15th century Guildhall. was shorn of dnft lanauage prats1na Rcqan's efTom to curb U .. budget deficits. a mild rebuke tba~bctT'l)-ed backst~~ dissension over his economic policies. The leaden. panl)' in defemlcc to RCl&ln's rc- elecuon campai.Jn. ckhcately no1ded blaming the Umted States for htgh mtercst rates.. but there was no m1stak•l\l their dttp concern o~n the threat to the world economy tf th~ rates arc not reduced. BERN. Swiuertand -About 300 people turday demonstrated in the streets oftheSWJs capital. protesting ·-------------------------------------1!11~ next week's visit to SwitzcrJand by Pope Jobo Paul II. The demonstration was orpn'1.cd by several aroups claimina to represent feminists. homosexuals and "active Prot- estants." and pea.k:ernccuRd the Vatican ohuppress1na women and bomoseAuals and or enflli~ 1n "power _politics" in the Third World. The pope bclins his six-day visit on Tuesday. Iuaelu rally -..••n•t...,. TEL AVlV, J reel -Ten of thousands of lsratlis gathered in downtown Tel AYJV Saturday ni.aht to protc t brad's tw~ycar-old war an Lebanon and Jt'Wi h cxtrcmwn in the occupacd West Bank ofth Jordtn River. Demonstrators watb ban Mn and placard marcht"d to the Ku\11 of l1rul Square for a two-hour raJI)· o~n11cd b tht an ta-war arou~ Nace Now. One sap rad ·su:· the number ot lnttr 501dien killed in 'Lebanon sinor the invasion. I Police arrest pip~ bomb suspect MtNNEAPOU (AP)-A 24-ycar-old man tl\)Urtd in an upl ion in ht car at an Iowa hopptna ttntcr . c~ tuniay *1\h po ion or bomb paru after 0Qic111s arrnted ham 10 conncctaoo with the d1scovn>· of more than 20 bombs in three stat.ct.., a fedcnl p U>r ~d. Earl t('\.cn KarT ~ d'la~ with 1llepl ~ ~on of1 fircVTn tn conntt11on with th.cdiKOvccyofpipc bomb pem in hi M1nncapoh roomina h u room. aa1d U AttomC) James M. Rosen 1.1m. In an coruercnce, ROICnbaum said ...._.,,.ma funttcrch ~in Wi n in anU. flhnn1 . tbeotber ta wht-rt bom 't're found. fi\'C peopk-Mtt hurt 1n the bl ~hteh occurred 1occ M~monal 0.) "Wt h.avc no evtdell('( to 1nd1catt that ht had an accomphtt or btlon,cd to an orpnizcd aroup," ROSle'- t.um told rcpon n. addina that th~ was no 1mmedlate indicauon of a mouve. ~ prosecutor uid Karr had bttn hHn& at the roomana housc a sh<)n hme but dC\:lto~ to Sia)' v..hctht'r the man had an address clsev. here. "The finAl btt.ak 10 the cax came > ttrda • whe'G there -.-a:s an ex~ 1on an a parkiaa lot near a ~tawant in uon City. lo " ROSit'Dbeum bad 1d nrhtt in a pl"CJ)llrN ll~l Rosrnbaum Ja•d I\ nu t1cd in lhc man'sc::ar:appear to atch item used to mm bombs which 1¥'trt' plactd lh ciu in Wiscon'.'.in. inn sota and llhnoa n« Ma) 2,. Satellite spins out of control CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP) -A $30 million international communications satellite tumbled out of control over the .\tlanhc Oocan Saturday ntght after il was launched b\ a nc" -st.retched" model of NASA's Atlas-- Centaur roeket The rocket hf\cd nght on sched\11e at 7:03 p.m. EDT and evel')'lhing went well for 23 mmutcs when suddenly the Centaur up~r SLl&C -went out of control. The launch control center reported the Centaur and the anachqj satellite were tumbling.. • NASA did not 1mmedtatel)' know what cau!Cd the ~fu~~ • ' The two attached vehicles were orb1ung about I gJ miles above the Eanh. NASA officials reported. The intent was to place the satelhte in a stationary orbit 22.300 males high. The lntema11onal Telccommu01cat1ons Satcllnc Organ1zauon paid the Nauonal Aeronaulles aod Spa6c .\dm101strauon $60 m1n1on to launch the satellite. With 12.000 voice channels and two colortelev1s1on channels. 't "a~ to have101ned 15 other satellites currently ~rv1ng tbe I 08-nauon organization. .. I l .\4 Orange Coatt DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, June 10, 1984 ~Fullerton collegians find the world's a tough place Show them a map. and they·n ora imilar test at the end of the scmc.4ter .. The test used world maps with i\\mlbcrs on them. ·-s~h-o_,w,....._y.,..o..,.u=g=e=o,_d'f"~a-p~h-l_c..,..1-gn~o-ran.;:.__c_e____ Students were required to match 35 world locations Wtth ~·. numbers on \he maps. Puzo, 41, noted college students bave flawed BJ 'ne Auoclated Presa knowlcd&e of U.S. acoiraphy Fifty-four percent of the Stories of El Salvador fiU newspapers and TV scrcens students could not locate Atlanta and 59 percent could not daily. but more than seven of every IO students in 1 find Mmneapolis,.St. Paul on the rhap. h I Cal S F JI rt uJd t fi d tb The students also had difficulty on the global level. aeoarap Y c ass at tate u c 00• co no " e Thirty-four ~rccot were unable to find France; Moscow, country on a map. 78 G · 73 Ch'l 39 Similarly, one out of two stud(ffltS was unable to percent; cw umea, percent; 1 e, percent; locate Japan, despite awarcnc s of Wqrld war u and the Algena. 83 percent; New Zealand, 59 percent; Saudi nation's current standing as 1 u .S. ally and trading Arabia, 59 percent; Amazon River, 63 percent; India, 31 percent. partner. fth d Id As for the cause of the gcographmu dearth, Puzo said "My indication is that some o e stu ents cou not students receive very httle oeoonph~ trammg in hi .. .,. have located Los Angeles," geography professor Bill Puzo • .. -J .., ·d, · th 1 :>f th b school or elcmcotary school. sai summing up e rcsu ts 0 t c recent tests c gave to "When I told my (coll~e) students the results of their 93 students 10 three classes. Without notice. Puzo gave the non-crcdu test at the tests. they weren't offend ," Puzo said. "They seem to .._.·nnmg of his world geoo""phy classes this semester. understand that their gcoaraphical ignorance is a product ""&' .. -j h h h of the krnd of education they've had." Puzo said the tests were given to udge ow muc t e "Even with all the trouble the United States has had students had learned by comparing the results with those with Iran, 55·percent oft.he students could not find Iran," Puzo said. . PUzo said he tned to convey to his students the importance of geography as a determinant of world e~n~ · "I told them that absolute location of these places as not really relevant. but location an relation to other places 1s very relevant," Puzo sa1duaddmg: "The Falkland Islands being off the coast of Afgentana had everything to do with that war." According to Puzo. the United States is "close to The big leap offenng less geographic instruction.than llny country in Marlo Valle takee a fiylni( ::-J acron a Najera, le. ft, prepar. ea for Ills Jump and ~~mu~~·~~ifJUolA..~QW;!L~~.9~~te ·~~he __ ma_n-made wat_.e~'ll afTe-e Park in ArturoNajera.rtcht.compteteet6efeat.All..wt 8 UWl'Cug~. 1°'#~~ ... _.l:..L°?: ~"V'~~ ...._:,> ...;,:-~-.. ~!;"' 1 ' • ' ,. ~f.,.. • :>.< .>'T _; ...... .:J:'!µ~~ r,... w ~...--. -' -__ , ,.. ........,.-.-v-.--1• .. , -·~ OCC staff, faculty honored Rugged, sophisticated ... · you'll be lookin' good with our easy, designer style. This week; custom styled cut $14 ReGIS HAIRSTYLISTS SOUTH COAST PLAZA 540-8888 Lower Level N4* Sews 546-7186 Two Orange Coast College faculty members and two staff members have been honored with "Special Fnend" awards by the OCC Associated Students. Instructors Chuck Blesh and Peg Taylor and staff members Sharon Shostrom and Cliff Tavioli were honored for exemplary service and leadership for the students at OCC's 26th annual awards ceremony. Blesh is an associate professor ofweldin~ technology. Taylor has been an OCC speech instructor since 1968. Also. two OCC' sophomores. Joseph Lobe of Wh1tt1er and Rene Matz of Tustin were presented with the President's Troph~. OC'C"s highest award for student leadership. Lobe and Matz v. ere honored for their leadership and participation in many campus and community projects. Ten students received Dean's Pins, awarded for leadership and-dedication to others. Local recipients are: Leanna K. Bennett and Olga Blohm of Costa Mesa, Randy Golden and Tom Siracusa of Fountain Valley, Cynthia Jacobs of Huntington Beach. Kathleen Lafferty bf Irvine and Beth Secor of Newport Beach. Seventy-eight students received OCC Cups for involvement in service and leadership act1v1ties for at least one year. Local recipients are: From Costa Meaa: Jim Andraeae. Bnan Blaes. Lalhan Chamberlain, Gary DeVme. Robert Lamb-. Stephanie Marxer. Tuan Anh Nguyen. Stephanie Remington. Tamara Stoller, Ronald Tobias and Vold1 Wa>- From Fountain Valley: Michael Bach, Todd Beaman, Mark Drollinger, Mariko K.anazawa, Elodia Masso, Karen Rutherford, Chris Skytte, Nancy Strowe and Ann Swanson. From Huntington Beacb: Gary Bonillas. Sherry Bridges, Brian Buck, Vickie Caner, Roger Garland. Leslie Georgesen, Natalie Goodman, Linda Hannipn, Pat Hill, Kenneth Lee, Judith Martel, Michael Pntzl. Wendie Schulenberg and James Wnght. From Irvine: Christine ~amen and Ron Uyematsu. From Newport Beacb: Rack Braeutigam, Chnstopher Cooper, Paul OeGrasse. Deanne Jaedicke, Stacy Jarboe, Kelly Kneubuhl, Scott Mahaffy, Dave Marble, Lorri McGavran, Lee Oeth, Luann Spears and Marci Thomas. Seventy-seven students were honored for volun- teering at least 20 hours of service to OCC. Local recipients are: From Balboa: Casey O'Connor and Charlene Rakshani. · From Costa Mesa: Steven Carlson, Brian Clarke. Barry Dankman. Tam Minh Do, Doris Ford. Kristan Groce. Jim Kermode. John Masterson II. Nancy McGoodwin. Freda Merkle. Donna Moore, Gannn Morton, Kyung Hae Park. Virginia DePerio, Kirk Preble and Nemone Schulz. From Fountain Valley: Chnstine Dore, Roxanne Gaia. Robert Lawrence. Sung Na, George Perez and Jose h Terreri . LOBE From Hutington Beacb: Michael Kevin Brown,. Julio Buath1er, Geo~ia Holzma-nn, Jeremy Hotlz, CynthiaJac~er, Mara Kiani, Crai$ Lance, Laura Martinez, Lydia Passannante, Robert Shine, Barry Shrci'ar and Gayla Strong. From Irvine: Terry Davenport and Don Mason. From Lagana Beach: Paul E. Gregory. From Newport Beacb: Caroline Cooney, Leslie Hehn. Modesta Libby, Tony Osimo, Phillip Palmquist. Louise Penn. Mike Silin and Doug Welsh. Approximately 550 persons attended the annual ceremony. held at the Costa Mesa Community Center Ma 31. FRIDAY, JUNE 22 • 8 P.M. Knott's special benefit performance of this summer's exciting new /ce Spectacular to support the Orange County Special Olympics. "SNOOPY'S QUEST FOR THE GOLD" Starring SNOOPY• CHARLIE BROWN• LUCY World Champion & Olympic Medalist DIANNE de LEEUW Junior World Champion · __ DENNIS CO/ Canadian Champion Adagio T~am BILL O'NEILL & JILL SCOTT ~ International Comedy Skating Stars / MIKE COURSE & TITCH STOCK Plus • - KNOTT'S FAMOUS SKATING ENSEMBLE I I TICKETS FROM ORANGE COUNTY SPECIAL OLYMPICS (714) 995·2225 ' Minimum donation of $10 gets you the special benefit performance, a dazzling fire- works show, and over 165 wild rides, shows and attractions! Don't miss it! It's all for a great pause! At Knott's Berry Farm! Sponsored by KWIZ and Knotts Serry Farm G°C/11/LL / Two local explorer outs and one adviser to the aroup have been pre~ ented with awards from the orpnization. JOdi Diane Bressler of Irvine and Doualas Mitchell Kiner of Newport Beach have received the :Youna American Award. TI\e award is Jiven annual- ly by the Explorina Division of the Orange County Council of the Boy Scouts of America to per- 10n1 between the ages of l S and 22 who have excelled in reliaion, science, service, aovemment, business, ath- letics, art, mustc or btcra- turc. Also, James R. Harmon of Costa Mesa was &iven the Award of Merit t 984 by the council, for his service to scouting. Bressler, a senior at Woo:<lbridge High School, bas been active in Police Explorer Post 1050, char- tered to the Newport Beach Police force, for four years. She bas served that post as secretary, treasurer, sergeant and is now acting lieutenant. At the I 983 Law Enforce- ment Explorer Academy. she placed second out of l t 85 participants. and placed fi~t 1n &iris' phy i- cal aaility. Bressler is active in a yout~ group at tit>Crty Baptist Church. Kiner, a freshman 11 Cal State Fullerton m.;onnain criminal justice, has bcena member of Police Explorer Post 1050 for four and a half ycan. In that t1me, he has contributed 2,500 hours and bas been sergeant, lieutenant and now acts au captain. He is a member of the team that placed second in the nation in Domestic Crisis Intervention c<>m- petition at the 1981 Na- tional Law Enforcement Expjorer Conference at Columbus, Ohio and he placed 24th out of 600 in the .38-aliber pistohhoot- ing competition at the 1983 conference at Fort Collins, Colo. · Harmon is adviser to Sea Explorer Ship 210 .and is Vice Commodore of the Sea Explorer Association. His ship participated in the Marine Del Rey to San Diego race in 1983, took top class award in the state Ancient Mariner Regatta 1983, first place for So- W est c .r n Regional KINER B~LER ~-~ Rendezvous 1983 and nas and 1984. . been an honor unit 1983 He instuutcd a training .t#!MtK'!l.lt.Jll• LJ;I s~wer project gets under way Laguna Beach city officials will hold groundbrcakmg ceremonies Monday at 8 a.m. for a new sewer project that will serve the Thurston Park area of the city near Canyon Acres Drive along Laguna Canyon Road. The SI 00,000 project includes main sewer lines and lateral lines to residential dwellings, funded by a county .Housing and Community Development grant. The City of Laauna Beach bas provided funds for design and encineering the project., which is expected to be complete in two months. Approximately 30 homes currently in the area will be served by the new sewer service, with capacity for the addition of about I 0 more, a city spokesman said. Existing septic~ will be pumped out and ftlled with sand as part of the project. UCI alu111ni house na111ed for_ Banning The alumni association center at UC Irvine will be named the Phineas Banning Alumni House in honor of a SI 00;.~ contribution from the Banning family and the late uuifomia development pioneer. The gift brough the Alumni Center capital campaign to $440,000, SS,000 more than the construction cost. The great-grandson of the late Phineas Bannina, Hancoclc Bannina 111, of Newport Beach, is president of Becco Ltd. and is a member of the UCI Chancellor's Oub. His wife, Judy, is a 1974 alumnus. The late Phineas Banning moved to the Los Angeles area in 185 l from his native Delaware and began efforts to develop a port for the harborless city. The result was San Pedro and Wilmington, named for his home town. His other transportation efforts are memorialized an the town of Banning. in Riverside County. He also owned a 4,000 acre sheep ranch in Orange County that stretched inland along the Santa Ana River. 11111 ANT CAIH Quelity cMd watchee, ICl'8') gold.~. VmlTAGITUll lneo.t~ 114 L llUT ...,., U. ....... ......,.2 I ; RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY, INC. fw die Int tf Y• Lift 1112 llUIOl ILVD. cesu 1ua -su.usa. WITH KDCM 103.1 FMSTERED GI" CERTIFICATES For Flther's Day ... In '10. *2.9 and SSO denominations, redeemable at any Marshllls store. ----------- en·s detlgner Ues. Silk. cotton. D00'1titer.and blends. .. comparatu in quality at 8.50 to 1&50 ... mll"lhals ptice 4.99 to 799 , ~ CoMlf>AILY ~ILOT/~, JUll9 10, 'ltM South COHt Plu._ JJJJ Brts.tol Street Costa Mesa FAMOUS -BRAND NAMES ... --2(}0/o-+G -~ 60°/o OFF DEPT.STORE REGULAR PRICES EVERYDAY! Compare our price on fashion collar dress shirts from a famous maker comparable in quality at s30 marsh~lls 14 99 pnce • Great looking. long-sleeve dress shirts with tie bar. Assorted pat- terns with white collar. in polyester I cotton. First quality. 14Y2 to 17. Men"• dnlS tocks. Famous maker and designer. in ankle and over-the- Qlf lengths. .. comparable an quality at SJ to 8.50 ... marshals pr1ce 1A9 to 5.99 \ .. ' Orange Coat OAILV PILOT/Sunday, June 10, 1* Good plan lnclud~s road to NEW airport -the Editor: • IL\'s fiau~ out where the future Orange County airpon will go before eommininJ our money to new free- ways. It would be nice if the new freeways were near the new (or prop(>S('d) airport. This would benefit 1111 present and future' county resi- dents. Development around the new freeways would be able to consider in advance the impact of the airport on the new communities and plan ac- cordiQ&ly. This would avoid much future strife. Proposition A has budgeted 20 percent for management. I guess I wouldn't mind so much if I thought we'd end up with a transportation solution, but. the solution requires consideration of air traffic. Prop- osition A is not the correct plan. Proposition A will make Orange County's taxes the highest in the state and the transportation problems will not have been intell(gently addressed. Len wait. Let's let Our elected leaders coordi- nate their efforts and work for a comprehef\sive transportation plan. CARLA BROCKMAN Costa Mesa Plan benefits kids, seniors To the Editor: site, rehabilitatins existins structures We e i ti · 1~0'! ~,3.YAM<J:~~ .. --~·· 'ifliitltf>".>JI~ ·-. ' o varub~atid. -, lncorporated wlili tHis plan would traditions sorely to the test. One of be low cosi child care, nutrition those traditions was AJiso School and center for seniors. community center all that she stood for in providtn$ the and a park -all on site. Projections children of the Laguna Beach Unified call for at least 75 percent occupancy School District with quality educa-by Laguna Beach residents. These tion. Laguna Beach residents have lived lwasprivilegedtobeapartoftbose here on limited incomes and can no traditions as a teacher at Aliso School. longer pay for "affordable" housing I hold dear my years at Aliso and the on their fixed incomes. The Aliso commitment to Aliso students given Vista would provide subsidized hous~ through academics and the arts. ing m the beautiful area in which 1981 saw Aliso School deda!'ed as these people have been living. adja- excess property and the closing of her cent to a shopping center and public doors as a public school. LBUSD was transit with reasonable access to faced with declining enrollment and a medical personnel and facilities. looming annual budget deficit. The The interest realized from the painful decision to close Aliso was investment of the money received for mad~ on what appeared to be the best the sale of the property would reduce solution to the problems besetting the or eliminate the quarter million school districL dollar deficit facing LBUSD this With the school board's commit-coming school year. From impending ment to sell the Aliso School site. St. financial disaster -triumph can Mary's Episcopal Church and Na-result with our children and senior tional Church Res.idences put citizens betng Che beneficiaries. together a proposal that would benefit May the Laguna Beach schools many people -most notably our continue to go forward with a sense of town's seni~r ci tizens -and t~e vision which necessitates changes school di.strict. St. ~ary s and benefit,s chiht!sn--and the C'hurch/Nauonal C'hurch Residences people of this community! have received grant money from THE REV. BARBARA C. MUDGE HUD to provide affordable housmg St. Mary's Episcopal C'burch for the elderly on the Aliso School Laguna Beach Voters rejected campaign To the Editor: With the results tn iuesda) 's election coming so stronsty against Propos1t1on A. I believe 1t makes a statement for exactly what the people of Orange C'ounty think of the type of campaign that was waged for 1t. I am not debating the issue of Proposition A and whether or not it was valid. However. both sides used extreme tactics, they exaggerated the issue .. they took figures 'that are impossible to back up. at best. They made it look as if everything was going to hinge .on Prop. A and I beheve that the people of Orange County took that !ort of campaign and weighed both sides and the amount of statements coming out and decided perhaps the opponents wercn 't making any less of a horrible campaign but to accept their side would save them the I cent sales tax. I feel that was a statement coming out of Orange County that is not the type campaign we want. MICK CURRIE Costa Mesa Nolse ls no laughing matter To the Editor: I am sure the Newport Beach Ci ty Council and members of the various ai1'p<?rt groups found the front page art.Jcle (Daily Pilot, June 2) concern- ing the Air CaJ captain's takeoff remarks, to be most interesting in- deed. Could it be that this Air Cal pilot's comments to the passengers, as the jet lifted off. reflected company policy when he sarcastically informed the group that they might consider keep- mg their laugh mg and shoutmg down ov~ the takeoff pattern so as not to disturb the noise conscious residents below? If this is the attitude of an Air Cal pilot. then perhaps Mr. (Frederick A.) Schoemehl. who was on board the flight, might wish to suggest to the board that they take a harder look at Air Cal's compliance with airport noise regulations and their attitude toward those regulations. Noise abatement at John Wayne is no laughing matter. KENT S. MOORE Corona del Mar f .\ ''Too many textbooks are Inadequate because they were Written n~t to promote learning, but to a void controversy.·· ' ~ ~~ Please ..0 wipe-feet ... ~, • 4<.r. ' AftTHONY PODESTA People for tile America.D Way RIC HAID Co HE• Victim · . attacks other Victims Democrats alibi p;r;J Jesse Jackson's .~;If-,9. · .r~. ~nu-Semitism ~ ~ . ~~~..,i!tlitlidlll.,liilli«~~'."!'~~~ .. 9 ° ~ ·old Groucho Marx te ev1sion s ·o-.;. when non sequiturs were as common as sex on "Dallas," has there been Bland textbooks fail to challenge students anything like lhe way Democratic Party leaders have handled the issue of Jesse Jackson and Jews. Jackson has been called an anti-Semite, to which Gary Hart, Walter Mondale v and PanyCbairman Charles Manatt respond that they disagree with him oo the Middle East. Send down the duck. · Who's talkini Middle East? Who's talking Palestiruan homeland? Nathan Perlmutter, the director of B'nai B'rith's Anti-Defamation League(ADL). mentioned all of that when be called Jackson an anti- Semite, but he mentioned a great deal Moral Majority finances move to 'dumb down· texts lly AmBONY-PODES-TA Almost everyone has a theory about the decline of American educa- tion, but the best explanation may be this simple statistic: According to the March 28 issue of Education Week, more than 70 percent of classroom time is spent reviewing material from the text- books. If this reliance on texts doesn't disturb xou. take a look at the books your children are assigned in school. You'll find attractive pictures and eye-catching graphics. You'll also find short words, short sentences. shon paragraphs, and shon chapters. ln a, nutshell. many textbooks are shon on substantive information that challenges students to think for themselves. Too many textbooks are inade- quate because they were written not to promote learning, but to avoid controversy. Over the past decade, for example, biolo$)' texts have included less and less information on the· theory of evolution. No matter that it's con- sidered the cornerstone of modem biology. The study of evolution offends "scientific creationists" who believe the world and all Ii ving things were created in six days. Ten Thousand years ago. History texts avoid antagonizing super-patriots by glossing over the agonizing chapters of American bis-- tory, such as slavery, child labor and the sweatshops. Anthologies of American literature omit the more socially critical works of authors like Mark Twain, John Steinbeck. Shirley Jackson. and James Baldwin. Today's school books are frequent- ly bland, standardized, and easily digestible. This pedagogical pablum isn't a healthy diet for growing minds, and students' deteriorating test scores tell the story of a generation starving for intellectual nourishment. Since 1969, there's been a steady decline in science achievement scores for 17-~ u1ds. /\.ml the NiffonaT Comm1ssioD on Excellence in Educa- llon reports that nearly 40 percent of all 17-year olds cannot dra~ in- ferences from written material, and only one-fifth can write a persuasive essay. Secretary of Education Terrell H. Bell has decried what he caNs "the dumbing down" of textbook,. How- ever, many of Secretary Bell's under- lings arc part of the ,Problem.· When parenls have caJlcd the Department of Education lo com- plam about the low quality of text- books, they have often been urged to work with self~ppointed textbook censors including Phyllis Schlafly's Eagle Forum and Mel and Norma Gabler's Educational Research Analysts, which is funded by Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority. Although they're less well known than Falwell or Schlafly, the Gablers are the leaders of the textbook censorship movement. Working with a paid staff of eight, the Gablers seek to PUIJe textbooks of references to evolution, as well as topics such as civil rights, women's rights, and environmentalism. The Gablers object to the very idea of encouraging children to think for themselves. The Gablers have said: "Allowing a student to come to bis own conclusions about concepts creates confusion." This know-nothing philosophy has national influence because Texas buys its school books statewide after an approval process that is vulnerable to professional censors like the Gablers. And, as the nation's leading purchaser of textbooks, Texas sets the tone for the texts that arc published for children in au 50 states. Ao executive of Doubleday recent- ly admitted that if Texas officials "back us up against a wall and say. 'Either you take it out or we won't sell the book in Texas', then we'll take it out" E'ortunately, con~med Americans are fighting the textbook censors, and Texans are leading lhe way. On April 14. the Texas Board of E.ducation repealed a I 0-year old nlle restricting references to evolution in textbooks. The board acted after thousands of Texans, including teachers. li- brarians, scientists. and concerned parents. joined together againsl the textbook censors. Texas Attorney General Jim Mattox issued a courageous opinion holding that the anti-evolution .__guideline was un- constitutional, and People for the American Way threatened legal ac- tion against theboardofeducation if the rules weren't repealed. Meanwhile, educators and public officials from other states are organiz- ing to break the stranglehold that Texas censors exert over the nation's textbooks. Florida Governor Bob Graham rec~ntly hosted a conference of educators from 22 states in an effort to form a "'cartel for excellence" to improve textbooks. Graham told the conference: "The message we are sending today is a message of the marketplace: Raise ttle standards, and we will buy the books." That's economic language that textbook. publishers understand. And, everyone who cares about quality public education should sign on to the governor's message. It is time we returned to teaching students how to think. not what to think. ADtboay Pode1ta 11 uecotlve dJ- rector of People /or tbe Amerlcaa Way, a 11ooprollt cltlie111 voop tbat worb to promote od protect Finl Ame11dmat lreedom1. more as well. • Perlmutter cited Jackson's ''Hymie'.:slur~hilil.i~ant remark on the Holocaust (he's tared ofbeanng - about it), his written reference to a pairofboxingpromotersas"two Jews," and even hisabili\ytosccJews where they ain't On a couple of occasions, for instance, he referred to Richard Nix on 's former White House aides. John Ebrlichrnan and H.R. (Bob) Haldeman as Jews- which they're not. None of that has anything to do with the Middle East. When it comes to Israel. Jackson's views are unonhodox for an Ameri- can politician. but hardly the hall- mark of an anti-Semite. Not-only do 1'tme Americ.a.nJewsagree with him, but so do a fair-numberoflsraelis. Even some of the remarks cited by the ADL were made in a context that proves not that Jackson is anti- Semitic, but that he is impolitic and occasionally insensitive.- But what the Democratic Party leadership fails to understand is that the issue for American Jews when it comes to Jackson is not just Jerusa- lem or Tel Aviv, but Kiev ... or Warsaw ... orwhereverin the recent past Jews have been persecuted and killed. What they sec in Jackson is not someone with policy differences on the Middle East, but a man whose hostility to Jews is manifest, who singles them out for criticism - whose bead is chock-a-block with anti-Semitic stereotypes. That assessment is totally beyond the understanding of Gary Hart, for instance. He subscribes to the CAT- Scan theory ofanti-Semitism-that it can not be revealed by what you say or the way you act. "I am not in a position to put mysclfinside Rev. Jackson'sheadormind,'' Hart said in the California debitte. He and most of the Democratic Pany, though, were quite willing to do just that when it Malathion likely to cause cancer; EPA knew came to James Watt. All-hc-hachode> was mention Jews and "cripples .. and he was out. No CAT-Scan for him. Words we~ enough. When it comes to Jackson, vir- tually the entire Democratic Party has herniated itselfin an effort to distinguish between the man - what's in hi&head-and what he says. It apparently bas not occurred to Hart and others that they might be related-that speech is the window to the soul. WASHINGTON -I've seen alarming evidence that the common- ly used pesticide malathion causes cancer. What's even more alarming. though , is that Environmental Protection A~ency officia Is k nc~ about this evidence years ago but ignored it in what one government scientist characterized as "It t tie more than a ·cover-up' JOb.'' Every backyard gardener 1s fam- iliar with malathio n. It has been recommended for years by garden mg booksandcolumnsas 1hcchem1cal of choice to get rid of insects that devour fruitsan,d veifetabks. But bevond the usual labels warning that 1t 1s poisonous to ingest, there has been no suggestion that malathion can cause cancerm those exposed to it. In C'alifomia. the exposure to malathion extends to millions of people who may never have sprayed a tomato plant or a fruit trtt in their backyard. It was sprayed over huge areas of the state-including populated are'as-to combat the Mediterra~an fruit fly two years a&o 'andlscurrently being used against the Mexican fruit fl y. But for more than ti ve years the EPA has had good reason to believe that exposure to malathion can pose an unacceptably hilth risk of cancer. ORANGE COA~T Daily Pilat JACK AIDERSOI My associate Donald Goldberg has seen EPA files on the chemical. The evidence that malathion can cause cancer was documented in two stud- ies in the late 1970s by the National Cancer Institute. The EPA routinely reviewssuch studies and issues comments on the findings. In lhecaseof malathion. though, the EPA reviewers simfly edited out the NCJ'sfiodings o cancer risk. Within the EPA, the peculiar review of the malathion studies in known as the "cut~and-paste" scan- dal. That's because the agency's revM!wers pasted up only those por- tions of the NCI summaries that could be<fuoted to-minimize malathjon 'sdangcrs, and scissored out passagessuagcsting that the chemical could cause cancer. News of the cut-and-paste scandal evcntually ~ched theearsofche EPA brass, 11nd they hired Bauellc H. L. 8chw•rt1 Ill Pu'bl"'1el Chazy Dow•llby (dtlOI and Ai>Sllflnt to tho Publl"14tr ~ -y ~r Of f'-Y91'f •• .>30 W~I 0.y $1 ~ ....... A~CO"ellN ......... 41tll't>• 1..0 Cotlt MM1 CA 9 Fr•nk Zlnl Assoc1111 (dllOt TomT8't Ot;o EOIOf • I •, Memorial Institute, an independent research laboratory, to evaluate the EPA reviews of the National Cancer Institute reports. Here's the Battelle analysis of one of the reports: "There is no evidence of a critical review or evaluation of the (NCI) report or data contained in it. The portion of the conclusion added by the EPA revaewerwould seem to be of little value in dcterming the validity of the repon concerning the possible carcinogenicity (of ma la th ion)." The Battelle report also noted "highlysuqestiveevidenceofadose- related carcinogenic effect." Incredibly. the EPA brass stood by the review that Battelle had lam- basted. Meanwhile, Dr. Adrian Gross, an EPA cancer researcher. concluded from his own study of the NCI data that as many as one of every l ,000 people exposed to "currently es ta~ Ii shed tolerances for malathion" can be expected to JCt cancer. "I sh'Ould thmk that this represents an unacceptably high upper hmit on the risk ascribable to malathion," Gross wrote in bis report on the matter. In a covering memo, Gross ex- pressed himself even more strongly on the EPA's treatment of the NCI reports and Battelle'scritical review: "We have here what amounts to little more than a 'cover-up'joband a recommendation that nothing of any consequence be done .... " An EPA official said the NCI studies would be reassessed, and said Grosswasjust "impatient with the bureaucratic response." . CONFIDENTIAL FILE: The De- fense Intelligence Agency has con- ducted a "census" of Soviet weapons factories, and has identified 130 major assembly plants plus more than 3.500support facilities. In a report on the subject, the L>IA states: "The Soviet defense industry has grown steadily and consistently over the past 20-25 years. Their military industrial base is by far the world's largest in number offacilities and • physical size, and it produces more mdividual military systems in greater quantities than any other nation. Physical growth and thecommitment oflarge quantities offioancial and human resources are its mosl dynami.c asJ,>CCt. "Production plants appear to be continually active, suggesli ng that as o1d weapons programs are phased out, new ones arc begun, leaving little dow.ntime or long periods oflayofl's and inactivity. The cyclical process the continuing facilit)' growth and the high rates of production keep the arms industry in a high state of readiness to meet any contingency." • Jack AIJdenoa l1•1711dlcatH collUDJJl•I. It's never too late to quit Q. How many men in their 6<n desen their wives? A. "A sul'prisingly high number" is the only reply the experts offer to this one. Many such divided couples don't actuaJiy divorce, so rcpon nothing 10 the record kecpeR. As in all mauimon.ial breakups, odds run hiaher, if the wives seem to be self~ sufficient. When men in that ·~ aroup 10 away, it's most hkel)' because they believe they didn't do well enough financially or think the} • f I n't cut 1t anymof'( otht1Wisc'. Swedish cooks seuon wi1h cardamom seeds from tndiL WbY'? Crtdi1 the Vikings. They ~-cnt all the way down to Const.tnttnople, brought back ardtmom. and a culinary trad111on took hold. The Swedes cat SO times more cardamom pcrcapna than do the Afnttican • bow toarow op-1um? A. Sometime before 1942 when C'onarcu outlaWed that poppy. Mt. McKfoley lOP'J out al 3.8 mllct up. That•s abo~e more th.an half the e.nh"s atmosphere. A small humcanc releases lhe eneflYcquivaJent to the explosions of "" 1tom1c bombl pc.r sec,ond. Q. When did the U .. Department L.M. ll•1' 11 • •T•tllcatH of Agricuhurt Mop lrathang farmm ~ In this connection. it hardly mat- ters if Jackson is "officially" anti- Setnitic or not. What matters is that his state men ts are offensive-and his apologies overshadowed by a pattern of rhetoric. He could change his Middle East views tomorrow and it would still not erak the stain left by hiscountenancinaofthc Rev. loujs Farrakhan. Jaclcson$Cems to have no apprecj1- tion ofhow his remarks arc received. He ls so fWJ ofh.is own sense of victimiution that hecan not under- stand lhatotbers, in this case Jews. f'ctl the same way. He is so arropntly .. ri"f'thal he can't entertain the nouon that he jun miabt be wro~ Heseemssoeonvincedofthov.abda~ of antj;.Semicic stereotypes-Jews as rkh powenul, mflueobal-thatbe can not comprehend how a millen- ruum of anti-Semitism culminatina in t .. e Holocaust hauntnven the rich. the_powcrful theannucntial. Everyone realizts thal p0lilics is oocasion11ly a sordid busineu. but there 11 no more sonlid busi neu tb&.n bi1otry. The Democnttc Party, to ill lhame. IW run from lhc moral i55Ue th.\fs before ii, a""'tcntly thinkint h ex_i llonlyinCentralAmcrica. Like moderate Republicans in the MC:Canhycra, the pen~ tmns to aluo victory above all otht't thin.at. h wanl tow1n-cvenauhecos1orits conscience. R~Ot.Hell• 11fl'lk:918 c-lflitjjh I .. ~Bird Martina iiiil9 ~·C': Evert Navratilova needs just 63 minutes to make history PARIS (AP) -Martina Navratilova became onJy the fifth player in history to capture the elusive Grand Slam of tennis Satur- day when she crushed defendinf champion Chris Evert Uoyd 6-3, 6- to win the women's singles title at the French Open championships. With lastyear's Wimbledon, U.S. and Austrahan Upen crowns cdready under her belt, the 27-ycar-old Czechoslovakian-born naturalized American joined an elite band of players to win the world's four most prestigious tournaments consecutive- ly. Only two other women. America's Maureen Connolly in 1953 and Australia's Margaret Court Smith in 1970, have accomplished the feat. Among the men. Don Budge won it in 1938 and Australia's Rod Laver did it twice, in 1962 and 1969. If she wins the women's doubles final with Pam Shriver today, Navratilova will become only the second person to win the slam in both sin&les and doubles Smith teamed with fellow Australian Ken Aetcher to win all four mixed doubles titles in 1963. . Today, John McEnroe will attempt to become the first American to wm (Pleue .ee NA VRATILOVA/82) Riley confident of return trip to Boston for seventh and deciding game Tuesday INGLEWOOD (AP) -The ~ ton Celtics, who only a week ago .. played like a bunch of siss1es," moved within one game of an unprecedented I Sth National Basket- ball Association title w)lich they can wrap up today. Game 6 of the best-of-sevon Cham- pionship Series agaa~t 1he Los An- geles Lakcrs will be televised na- tionally from the Forum starting at 12:30 p.m."(Channcl 2). The Celtics, led by Larry Bird, took a 3-2 lead Friday night after beating the Lakers 121-l 03 at Hoston varden for their second straight series victory over Los Angeles. A Lakers tnumph today would force a seventh and deciding game, to be played at Boston '{uesday' mght. "I'm confident we'll bring it back to Boston for the' seventh pme, •• said Los An&elcs Coach Pat Riley. "The team with the strongest heart and wiM will win." "We ha ve to take control of Sunday's game early," said Los Angeles forward Kurt Rarnb1s. "The It'• no cont•t, M8W ... breeZH to•¥1ctorr \ •• llilmont. ft Celtics hove the upper band Jn the ~es." Boston's M.L Carr uid the Celtics 0 cannot &et complacent at this point. We have to go out no\lol and play our heansout." Bird said the Celt1cs played like "sissies" following a 137-104 tnumph by the Lakcrs at the Forum m Game 3. It was a co11test 1n which Los Angeles outrebounded Boston 63-44. The Celtics bounced back with a 129-125 overtime decision Wednes.- day naght and 0n Friday wert led by Bird's 34-pomt, 17-rebound per- formance. In both Games 4 and 5. the Cctucs outrebounded the Lakers and had better success dcfchdang a Los An- JCICS tast bmlk that devastated them 10Game3 . If the Celtics win today they will become the 10th NBA team in the last 12 years to Wln the championship on their opponent's home court. Much of the taJk after Fri~~ night's pme mvolved Bird's m~i ccnt performance and ihc 92-dcgrcc temperature on the Boston 'Garden floor. Bird. who had hit on only 41.8 percent of his field goal attempt$ in the first four games of the series. went Angel youngster outduels Black for 4-1 victory KANSAS CITY , (AP) - A score- less game doesn't bother rookie right- hander Ron Romanick of the AnJCls. Romanick. dueled Kansas City's Bud Black for seven scoreless innings Saturday night before Brian Down- ing's two-run single keyed a four-run rally that gave the Angels a 4-l dectsion over the Royals. _ "It (the pressure) helps cne," said Romanick. 7-5. "I hke that. If I'm throwing good. I hkc that because it keeps me sharp. "Somd1mes when you have a btg lead. you can lose your concentration and you have to pla> mind games to keep yourself sharp.·· Romanick hmucd the Royals to Just three hits bcfere Jorge Orta and Frank Whate cracked consecutive doubles for Kansas City's run in the eighth. LutS Sanchez then ca.me on for' his sixth sa,·c. Martina Nanadlon delivers a backhand darln& 8-S. 6 -1 victory over Cbrla Evert Lloyd Saturday to capture the Open alnglea champlonahip. "f-idt 1)1"Ctty· good ... Ronwrick said. -1 was making good pitches. and I got luck} now and then. I ran out of gas in the ctghtb and that was unfonunate. But 1hc other guys .picked me up." The wm kept the Aneets one-half " game ahead of Chicago, which tat Minnesota 8-t earlier in the day. in lM-Americ:anteague-Wm:----- Make Brown sent Beniquez to thi wt th a bad-hop double over shortstoP Onut Concepcion's bead After Doua E>eCinces was intentionaJly walke4, Downing singled in Beniquez and Brown. Ron Jackson sinaled to load the bates IPi.n ud cbae Bl8ck.. IP.die~ Joe Bedcwtth forced in another run~ walking &»Boo . -. -~ The start of the game was~)-cd J hour and 26 minutes by rain. Geoff Zahn. 6-2, was scheduled to start for the Angels today while the Royals weTC undecided about their starter. You don 'thave to boycott Olympics to miss them And here's a prediction for October: The Tigers over the Cubs in six games Nobody came in on the noon balloon from Saskatoon and asked me, but... , •Russia is not cominJ to the Olympic Games and neither is G~n Wilson. thedriving force behind the 1932Gamesin Los Angeles ... He cannot geta ticket to the opening ceremonies. •Ba.se6alJbaSbcen very good to Sparky Anderson ... since he quit trying to play it •The more assurances the Olym- pic security people gjve Anaheim mayor Don Roth about the safety of Disneyland, the more worried he becomes. •The name for the new Chicago franchise in the Unit~ States Foot- ball League, owned by White Sox proprietor Eddie Einhorn, would have to be the Argyles. •Would Communist countries finance terrorism at the Olympic Games toprovea point? • lfbasebaJJ is in the 1985 plans for the AnJcls' high-priced Reggie Jack- son . it as not on the playing field. Reynolds foils Atlanta again Dodger rookie delivers again in 4-3 victory LOS ANGELES (AP) -As R.J. Re1nolds put it, "I just happened to be an the nght spot at the ri&ht time." Indeed, the Los Anaeles rookie outfielder was up at the crucial time for the second straiaht pmc and delivered the key hit with a two-run double in the ninth innioa as the Dod.JCrs defeated the Atlanta Braves 4-3 Saturday. On Frir¥inight, Reynolds' bascs- l<*led 11 in-the seventh innina snapped a 3 tic as the Ood&C!S won S-3 to bTCak Atlanta's ntne-pmc winnina streak. · "It's a aood feeling comina back like we did," said Reynolds, who was a hero in a critic.al victory over Atlanta in last September's pennant race. "With a auy like (Atlanta reliever Steve) 8cd10$lan out there, you •re not lookina for any chanaeup, not as lwd as he throwi. He. tried to ovCfl)Owtt me with his fastball anCS ill I tried to <io was stay on my tOH. ··1t hid been a friistratma day. capeciall)' af\cr last niiht. But 1t'1 a ~t fftli!'ll to ~' the same p- ponunity •wo times in a row and come through." The Dodgers entered the ninth trailing 3-2. But after Bedrosian. 4-2, struck out Pedro Guerrero to start the ninth. Mike Scioscta sin&led and pinch-hitter Terry Whitfield doubled pinch-runner Steve Sax to third. Bedrosian then walked pinch-hitter Rick Monday intentionally before Reynolds delivered the pme-win-- ning bit to right that broke the relief pit~her•s scoreless string at 19 2-3 1nnanis. Winner Fernando Valenzuela, 6-6, struck out nine batters to repin the National Lea&uc strikeout lead with 93. ValeriZuefa went the di tancc in evening bis record. The Braves jumped to a 2-0 lead. tho eiplh time in nine pmc on the current home stand th.al the Dodgers have trailed in the first innina. A single by Rafael Ramirez., one of his thrtt h1u, a double by Randy Johnson and a bilk by by Valcntuela produced the Braves' first run. John- son then scored on Dale Murphy•s aroundoul Atlanta made 1t 3--0 an the third innina when Murphy 1naJed home Johnson, who had •naled and aone to second on Gerald Perry's v.'8lk. Dave Andenon un&Jcd 1n the ~n· third, took K'<'Ond on a uCrilice and scottd OD Gree Brock's if\llc. Ken Landreaux·~ fourth homer of the season, and second ma man same , in the ,,·t'h mad it 3-2. ' •Most psychiatnsts look like they should sec a psychiatrist. •Sports Illustrated magazine is producing the 1984 Olympic program and will throw a coming out party which will cost more than the entire revenue from the 1932 program which sold for I 0 cents. •If you invite Tommy l.asorda over for dinner, all you have to do 1s pour salad oil and your lawn and let him graze. •Cleveland Indians president Gabe Paul is to be applauded for answering pitcher Bert BJyleven 's request by saying, "It is about ume he patd us back something,. .. •Oktoberfest: The Tigers o ver the Cubs in six games. • Buo Tuc1£1 SPORTS COLUMNIST •You know you~getungold 1f )Our kids never heard of Bob Cousy. •Theguytal.lunJabouta pro basketbaU league similar to the USFL to play in the NBA off-season doesn't seem to realize the NBA dQCsn't have an off-season. . •Says Leo Durocher. ~Today's ballplayers go on the disabled list for injuries the manager used to rub tobacc-0juicc onand tell you to get your butt back on 1he field ." •The Los Angeles Raiders really do resemble a fam ily ... on v1sittng day. •SingSmg pnson played a baseball game against West Point and the convicts won ... The pen 1s mightier than the sword. •Pasadena and San Otego get back-to-back Su~r Bowls 1n 1987 and '88 ... The difference between the twoc1t1esis that San Diego rolls up its sidewalks an hourcarher at 8 o'clock. •For'all the anguished analyzing of the l.akersand Celucs by 1he media. --·· 1 tee••• Stne Su motiou to allele la 4 .. 3 wlD Oftl' Bra.-at DodCer ata41am. ' I the s1mple truth may be that the l.akcrs had the best team. •Tbeysaybaseball plays musical chat rs and recycles the same man- agers, but check out basketball and hockey. •You don't have to look for reasons to dislike Howard CcneU ... You can find him obnoJUouson his ownments. • W 11 t u nu I the regulars on the backstretch at Santa Anita bear there will be no pan-mutucl wagering on the Olymp1ccquestrian events. •ThcCltppen'1deaoftamily P ticket plans for the Sports Arena is not without merit but a man may not care to take his family into that neigh- borhood for night games. BALBOA'S SCHWARTZ PERFECT ) , ~ Ccut DAILY PJlOTISunday, June 10, 19 4 SPORT S BRFAK Kings ·get-goalie ' and a draft pick in Chicago trade From AP dJ1patdtet MONTREAL -The Ch1aaio Black Iii Hawks made the fiflt m1Jor trade at the National Hockey League summer meet- ings Saturday when they sent aoalie Bob Janecyk and the sixth pick ut the first round of the eh try draft to Los Angeles. Oaicago also gave the Kin~ their third-round pick and the teams switched places 10 the fourth round. In exchange, the Hawks received the Kln'5' top selection. No. 3 overall, m the draft. which they used to take forward Ed Olczyk. Olczyk, who played for the 1984 U.S. Olympic team, is from the Chicago area and the Hawks had been working on a trade to get him for several weeks. "Ifs been an discussion for a long tun.e ... said Kings ~neral Manager Rogic Vachon. "About eight or nine teams made very Vachon good offers (for the No. 3 pick). "I wouldn't say we got the best goalie being offered. Some teams made great offers but we'd have bad to g.tve up the first round. We didn't want to pick lower than Sl\th." \ Beck continues to holtl lead ClaJp Beck, &rindins awa) in pursuit of II hi first victory as a pro. mafUl&Cd a hard- worklna 70 and retained a onc-,stroke lead • Saturday in the third round of the Manufacturers Hanover We tche ter Classic in Har- rison. N.Y. Beck, the leader all the way in this event In the suburb!! of New York, completed three trips over the hilly, 6,687-yard Westche ter Country Club course an 202, I l shots underp:11. Jay Hut moved into se1:0od place with a 68 m the contmuma muqy, hll)' heat •.. At Malvern, P~y Alcott overcame a four-stroke deficit aod tifUna 95-deircc heat to tak-c a one-stroke lead af\er three rounds of the LPOA Kids' C\a sic. "You aotta be touah ... said Alcon, who shot a J..under-par 69 to overtake Patty Sltffbaa, the leader after a6 holes. Andenon seta ~SFL record Gary A.Ddenoa scored his 18th, 19th Ell and 20th touchdowns of the year Saturday •II• night to set a United States Football Leaaue single-season record and lead the Tampa Bay Bandits to a 42-24 victory over the Memphis Showboats. The triumph was the ninth in 10 games for the playoff-bound Bandits, wfio pulled within one-half game of Southern Division-leadina Birminaham with a 12-4 record. Anderson's first touchdown, a 2-y_ard run with 37 seconds left in the half, 'boosted Tam~ Bay into a 21-17 lead and tied the previous single-season TD mark of 18 established by New Jersey's Hersclael Walker in 1983. The 6-0, 180-pound speedster from Arkansas broke the record with 32 seconds rcm~ing m the third quarter, runnina 11 /ards on fourtb-ihd- one to hike the Bandits' lead to 2 -17 ... ln Oakland, Tom Newton ran around left end for a 20-yard touchdown with 4: 50 remarning to break a 13-13 tie and lead the Oakland Invaders to a 20-13 victory over the Michigan Panthers. The h\vaders, who won their -seventh consecutive game after startinf the season 0-9, .. Detrolt pltcher Juan BerenfUer Ile• on after he wa • hlt ln the ~ead by a line ~~.lhJpu~ou~ th~ ... con~est until ~i,ch1gan tied it on a mii@~~~~~~~~~5~~~~~~J~.m~~~-_ . ~7-~ ... ~~~---PlliU~r:":~._... ~-~ .. ~~gti~._"5$'k;;';:;.t:~~'Jl"1!0llk.,.tt w~ Tigers, not Flanagan, feel heat Phillies' homers sink Pirates Tiliiliion. radio Skidmore wins by two pins RIVERSIDE -Gary Skidmore of G Albuquerque, N.M., knocked off to~ seeded Joe Salvemini, 189-187, to capture ' his fourth career title in the S 11 5,000 Southern C.alifomia ()pen Saturday. It was the second Pro Bowlers Association title of the year for Skidmore. who picked up S 16.000 for the victory. But he had to wait for Salvemini to roll his final ball before doin~ any celebrating. Salvemini, from Reno. could have tied Slodmore by rolling three strikes an the 10th frame. He got the first two. but left the6-10standingon has final ball and had to settle for the runnerup's checlt of S8,250. Slodmorc opened the champ1onsh1p round by stopping Ted HannaM, Zanesville, Ohio,.212-189. He went on to rout Marshall Holman, Jacksonville. Ore .. in a heated match, 268-2 I I , and edge Mark Roth. Spring Lake Heights, N.J .. 24~238. It was the second ume this yea r Skidmore had to win four matches to pack up a win. Twice he had lost from the No l posiliOn.. _ 'Td sull rather qualify higher," he maintained. 'Tm bowling well from the bottom right now. but I've also qualified founh and fifth before and lost. "On that last ball against Salvemini. I knew I wasn't going to get a six count. I aimed that ball." Mike Flanagu pitched a seven-hitter ii an wilttng 92-degrce weather and Job.a Loweo1telD rapped a two-run, bases- loaded single as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the slumping Detroit Tigers 4-0 Saturday. It was the ninth loss in 15 games for the Tigers. who had \l8rted out as baseball's hottest team. The third-place Orioles have won l 0of13 to pull w1th1n 9'h games of the American League East leaders. Detro at stanet Jau Berenper. 3-4, was felled by a deflected liner off the right side of his face just before yielding an RBI-single to Cal Rlpken Jr. for the first Baltimore run in the third . . . In other American league action, Cleveland scored six runs in the first inning with the help of a sloppy Seattle defense and held on for an 8-7 victory over the Mariners . . . Mike Easler drove in five runs with a homer. double Fla and single and Jlm Rice collected ~a.a his I ,OOOth career RBI as Boston beat Milwaukee 15-6 ... Greg L1111D1ki'1 second grand slam in as many games ued a maJOr league record and powered the surging Chicago White Sox to an 8-4 trrumph 2ver Minnesota ... Steve Kem.e's two-out double to ngfit-ccnterinThenHiffi inning scored Dave Winfield from first base as the New York Yankees edged Toronto 2-1 ... Pete O'Brien'• bases-loaded sacrifice fl} scored Wayne Tolleson an the 12th inning. giving Texas a 4-3 victory over Oakland. Jolm Wockenfuu belted two home Iii runs and Gar Maddox and Slxto Leacano added one ea~ as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated Pittsburgh 6-5, saddling the Pirates their sixth straight loss to hiJhlight National League action Saturday. The Phillies Ted off four consecutive innings with their homers as Steve Carl&oa , 3-3: baseball's all-time strikeout leader, fanned seven. ~ving him 3. 779 career strikeouts. He allowed four hits an 7"2-3 innings and walked two . . . Elsewhere, Joel Vou gblood blasted a three-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, rallying San Francisco to a 6-5 triumph over Houston . . . George Foster belted a solo home run and a two-run double, helping the New York Mets to their fifth straight victory. a 5-3 triumph over Montrcal.mlhcfust.pme of a double-header. In the mghtcap, J unior Ortiz doubled home a run Carlton and wanning pitcher Mike Torrei added a run-!>Coring single in a four-run fourth inning that earned the; Mets to a 6-5 victory and a sweep . . . RJcb Bordi and Lee Smltb combined on a four-hitter as the Chicago Cubs blanked St. Louis 5-0. Bordi, 2-0, was making only his second mrt ofttre seasorc-.. TUrj Kennedy hit a three-run homer in the first inning and Graig Nettles cracked a two-run homer in the fifth that powered San Diego JO a 12-2 rout of Cincinnati. • Area duo s h a rp at t rack meet The Black Alliance holds on· SACRAMENTO -Fountain Valle} H1gh's Tamb1 Wenj hurled the discus 190-8 for a victory at the Golden West In vitational track meet at Hughes Stadium 1n Sacramento. The Black Alliance. a 6-1 outsider. narrowl} edged Wand~ Dash to win the SI 06.100 Go Man Go Handicap for quaner horses at Los Alamitos Race Course Saturday night. The Black Alliance. ridden b} ~oben Adair and carrying 126 pounds. covered 400 yards in 19.85 seconds and paid S 14.80. $6.60 and $4. Windy Dash returned $4.40 and $3.60 while Rebaga1n. the third-place finisher. paid $7.60 to show. The win was the ninth stakes tnumph for The Black Alliance at Los Alamitos. the most among active quanerhorses. Adair has now ridden 112 stakes victories at Los Alamitos. Another Orange Coast area standout. Eric Schermerhorn of Woodbndge High, settled for second place an the 800-meter race with a 1:52.27 cloclong. The victory in the 25th running of the race for 3-year-olds and up was wonh S6 I .400. "His nose went down a little bit at the stan." Adair said after the race. "But he had the lead 30 to 40 yards out of the gate. He ran super at the end. He just put out a little more No excuses, so Swale breezes With conf ttloiiS}ust right, - he score easy Belmont w in ----- NEW YORK (AP)-This time there were no excuses for wale. the Kentucky Derby wanner who finished seventh m the Preakness. The track was soft. hts workouts were relaxed and he was rested. On Saturday. Swale won the $516. 700 Belmont Stakes by four lengths. giving tramer Woody Stephens and jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. their third straight victory in the final leg of the Triple Crown. Stephens and Pincay. who became the first trainer or Jockey to wm three Belmonts this century. combined to wm with Caveat m 1983 and Conquistador Cielo m 1981. "The more )OU get, the sweeter 11 gets," said Stephens. the 70-year-old Hall of Farner who had his troubles this ~pnn$. Not only dad he lose Devil's Bag. the winter book fayonte for the Kentucky Derby with a pre-Derby injury. . but he battled pneumonia which sidelined him for moM of Derby. week "He was going nice all the wa }. the pace was easy and I JUSI didn't know how far he would go." said Stephens. "He had excuses every ttme he lost,'' said Stephens. "Time between races always helps ham. (The Preakness was three weeks ago). He woriced faster than we liked him to in the Preakness. At Keeneland (for the Lc:ungton Stakes) the track was too sloppy. I felt we would be all right for the Belmont. "Th ii is great medicine. I feel real good." be sajd. "It was nice to be the trainer of three." Despite the sweltering 90-degrec weather 1n this / longest of the Tnple Crown races. Swale equaJed the founh fastest Belmont m history with a time of2:27 1-5 for the l 'h miles. Swale also equaled the 1968 ttme of S~e Door Johnny. Secretanat set the Belmont record of2:24 m 1973. Swale took the lead shortly after the start and led the field of I 0 other 3-year-olds the rest oft he way in the richest Belmont ever. "On the backside, he was vel) strong." said Pincay. "We weren't going to let anybody go by. I thmk he's the best 3-year-old 1n the country ... at the Preakness (where Swale finished seventh), the track was hard. and he didn't handle it. That's why we got beat.. "At the·Preakness. he warmed up good, and today he,, warmed uf good. In the stretch. I knew he had it. 1knew1 had a lot o horse. It was one of the easiest today. He was on the lead. and there was a slow pace. Everybody likes to have a horse hke that." Pinca} said. Pane Circle, 25-1 shot. came between horses with a quarter of a male to go an"d rallied to finish second, three lengths in front of Morning Bob. who was a head in front of Play On. the second choice . Uate Dancer. the Preakness wanner running wnhout the drug Las1x. which he used m Kentucky and Maryland. finished out of the money. Las1x . a diuretic, is banned m New York The first quarter was run m 24 4-5. the half mile m 49 2-5. three quarters an I: 13 3-5 and the mile in 1:37 3-5. Swale. who now has nine victories in 14 career starts. also turned ma second-place effort m the Lexington Stakes after winning the Flonda Derby. Before that. he finished third in the Fountain of Youth after winning the Hutcheson Stakes. Breland boxes his way into Olympic trials final LET US DISCUSS A USED CAR LEASING PLAN FOftT WORTH, Texas (AP) -Mark Breland, the world 147-pound class cham- pion with a reputation as a bomber, boxed has way into the finals of the U.S. Olympic box1n1 tnals Saturday with a .S--0 dcc1s1on over Louis Howard. The 6-21/z Breland. from BrookJ)'l>. N. Y • won his 102nd fig.ht apinst a s1n&1e Jou by bcattna the Pan American Oamc- schamp1on from St. Louis. Breland cxh1b1ted a aood Jen jab and aoOd foot movement in bcatina Howard. who tned to get 1ns1dc and did ore when he could set lhere. Brtl.and landed his vaunted n&ht hand &evcral 11me , b(lt Ho"'ard never fooi...cd 1n danat>r of 101n1 down. "He took I lot or aood shots" \aid ~==---..-.......-.--....... --..--.. Breland. "He k~ h1 hand~ so I knc" I COUid t:>eartu m bo.una. by SU~ oumde." Brdand wiJI f\Jht in todays final against David Gutierrez of San Diego, who IQOrcd a 3·2 decisjon over Tim Chnstcnscn. B1aas' baa ~apon "' his S-0 decision over Michael Williams of Broussard, La. wa, has puru liina lef\ jab. 811&1 knocked Williams down w1th a jab in the fint round and was effccuve wilh it throuahout the fi~t. Today. Biaas will fi&ht Craia Payne of Livonia. Mich ., ~ho sco~ a S-0 dttiaion over Nathaniel Fitch of the U .. Anny in a bout fouaht at clo quane~. In four pre' 1ou mcctinas with Bigs. Payne lo t thrre dtt1$ion ond one on a med1~--al di~uahfknt1on I tonight. .. Has margin of v1ctol) was JUSt a nose as The Black Alliance and Windy Dash battled step for step the en.tire 400 yards before the son of Duplicate Copy grabbed the narrow victory. !"he Black Alliance had won the Peninsula Championship earlier this year at Bay Meadows to earn . an invitation to the $200.000 Champion of Champions. Frenc h Open women •a •lngle• champ Martina Nanatllo.a cllspla1• trophy after win 8aturcta1: NAVRATILOVA. • • Prom Bl the French Open men's males crown since 19SS, when Tony Trabert won his second straight here on the slow red clay courts of Roland Garros Stadium. The to~sceded McEnroe will play Czec~~slovak.ia's lvan Lcndl, who i teek.ina his first Onsnd Slam title 1n his fifth trip to a Gn1ftd Slam tournament finaJ. Two other championships were deC1ded on Saturday. Vmnick Noah and Henri Lecoote became the first Fren<:h pair since 1946 to win the men's doubles, defeatina Ctccho lo- valua's Tomas Smid and Pavel loitl 6-4. 2-6, l-6, 6-J, 6-2, and American's Dick tockton and nne mith captured the mixed doubles, downif.ll Ausu:aliana Anne Minter and Laune Warder 6-2, 6-4. · Navrattlova's cru hina 63-minutc victory over Uoyd wa her ond French open ht le-she alsa.won hert in 19 2-andhcrninlhGrand lam tournament tr0wn. h has won Wim ledon four um the U. Qpcn ontt and the AU$tralian Open twi~. "I fttl \'Cr)' proud to be. amon a very select aroup of tenni i players," a jubilant Navratilova told the sun- drcnched 17 ,000 capacity crowd after her victory on the Center Court al Roland Oarros. ln addition to her winner's 6rize of 98,000, she coltecced a ~al SI million bOnus put up by the Inter· rµitional Tennis Federation two years iao to the next Orand Slam winner. Bud~ was present when I president Philip~ Chattier presented Navratilova wtth the check at a special award ttremony shonly after lhe match. When the new French cliampion turned up '4S minutn late -ap- percntly held up by traffic af\er leavma ttic tadium -Budaf SI.id: "In my day, I would have been on time for a thousand bUcu. Boy. thin1t urc have chan,td. but 1 think it's areat." • Navratilova Yt'Cnt into the fin.al whh an a~mc m:ord. tie Md IOlt only two matchn 1n two )Ult ind had drop~ only one tet -to Hana Mandhkova 1n the xm10n1I -on the wa~ to the finDI hen-. BuLu TIN BoARo --.. ln1ne Late Boat. RV Siio• The Irvine uke-~a·t, RV and f·1sh1n1Tackle Show conclu~ its nine.day run today a\ Irvine Lake. Show houn att noon· 7 p.m. Admi ion pncc lS S4.SO for aduhs and S2 for ehiJdRo undtr 12. Tbc how rcaturn mo~ than 300 e .. h1biu or boats, retteat1onal veh1clca and fishina taekle accessories. The t.ackle row 1tttion1 or the show featuru hundreds of rod&; n:cls, lina and lurtt on display. Tbtrc arUIJO seve"l 1portinuood1 dealers on hand to sell fi1hin1 tackk and special show pri()CS. There is also a ft>CCaal seminar area on fislung and the show also includes ellh1b1u of hundreds of boats and recrcauonal veh1des. And t~ are motorhomcs and other recreaoonal vehicles on display. plus campina. boatina and bikini equipment. Irvine I.Ake 1s located cast of the Newport Freeway. Take the Chapman Avenue East 1umoffto Santiaao Canyon Road, then ri&ht four milci to the entrance to the lake. HB-HlJtb celebrity tolf tourney The firs1 annual Huntinaton Beach ft1ah Football Celebrity GolfToumamcnt will be held Thursday. 10 a.m .. at Huntington ScacliffGolf Course. A Ven oursomes arc welcome with the tournament on a scramble format. ' For further informauon, phone Rick Holt at 847-0626. Oklahoma State•• Scott Wade (left) la taged by Cal State Fullerton 'a Shane UM CabaJJuoe ·a.b7 01.Tmplm• former 1wimm1na sold medalist O~ta Andcncn Will prncnt the 'Bab.)' Ol)'mpics' at • Lot Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club in Founu1n Valle) Fnday, bqioo1na1t 10:30a.m Babies from fovr montht 10 two years old wall per11c1pete in water safety compct.111on. v.-hich ranteS from the basic beck no.t to mOtt d\lanc:ed 1trokc techniqun P.an1ctpant1 •Ill parade with flap from every nation Los C&baJleros is located at 17272 NewhOpc St. in Fountain Vallcl' For more 10format1on, phone s.6-8S60 Orange Cout .. ollqball camp A one·~cck \IOlleyball camp for Junior h1&h and h1&h school boys and-11rls w1U be conducted at Oranae Coast Collqc June 2S-29. Cost of 1hc camp is $40. The camp director 1s Bob Weuel. an OCC volle yball coach for many years and presently the d1rcc1orofthc Coast VolleybaJI Association. The camp is Msigned for boys and &iris who arc interested 1n either leam1n1 or strcngthcn1n1 1he1r volleyball skills. accordina 10 Weucr Proper techniques in scrv1na. serve ~1v1ng. setting. sp1lung. bloclc1n1 and defense will be tau&ht. Advanced players will have an op-ponunuy 10 improvt" and further their slcjlls. Rqist~ ion ,is bet · APWll .... U Turner during th.lrd-tnntng rundown. Umpire Al Forman makea the call. Titansgetarematch, 10-2 They face Texas for title today after whipping Oklahoma St. OMAHA, Neb. (AP)-John Fishel and Tom Thomas each drove in four runs to back the s1x·hit pitching of All· American Todd Simmons as Cal State Fullerton defeated Oklahoma Stale I 0-2 Saturday night in the semifinals of the College World Series. - Tbe victory sends the third.ranked Titans, 65-20, against defendina champion Texas, 60-13. in today's S: 10 p.m. PDT championship game. The loss ended second· ranked Oklahoma State's season at 61-1 S. Simmons, I S-3, a junior right-hander, struck out seven and walked four. . Cal State Fullerton used the Iona ball to break the ice agaiast Oklahoma State starter Dennis Livingston. 10-3. In the bottom of1he fifth. Thomas doubled to left center to score Blaine Larker with the first run of the game. Fishel then belted his second homer of the series and 16th of the season for a 3--0 Titan lead. Cal State Fullerton added three more runs 1n the sixth when Thomas tnpled off the fence m center field wtth the bases loaded. • Down 6--0. Oklahoma State picked up its runs on long solo homers. Chris Beck hit a 390-foot shot to right center 1n the seventh and Pete lncaviglia powered has 29th homer of the year deep over the center field fence in the top of the e1&hth. The Titans added four insurance runs in the bottom of the eighth on a bases-loaded. two-run single by Fishel and Bob CafTrc) 's two-run double. The championship game will be a rematch of Game 7 of the double ehmmation tournament when the Lona· horns took a 6-4 victory over the Titans. Texas also won two of three games in a regular-season series played in Austin. . . bltenutloaal Senior Olpaolca Enll)' forms arc available for the t St~ annual lnt.etna11onal Senior Olympo tnc'k aod field meet to be beW Sept 1-9 at On.q,c Coest Coll . ~ tv.o-<Say rn~ runs from I Lm -4:.lO pm. cadlday. • E\lenl$ include hi&h Jump, Javelin, shOl put. pole vault. hammer throw, d11CU$, Iona Jump, tnP1c Jump, t\urdt«. rtlay and stccpJcdwt. · Entry fee is SI 0 per pcrtOn per cven11nd U IOt each additional event. Medals v.1U be awarded to the fant three placa 1n each ~mt, each ta' lfOUP and each SQ, Medals arc Sold. 111'\icr and bronze on nbbon Entry deadlLoe lS AUJ.. 23. Apphcauons arc available throU&b tht COiiett ~ wntina Or. Wall~ Kleck. Orange C<>a$t Cotleae. President's Office, 2701 Fairview Road. P.O. Box SOOS. Costa Mesa. CA. 92626. For mo~ an formation, phone 4)2·S 12S. ·. Smyth,. Glaser perfec~ They qualify for Olympics Southern Califoruia and San FranciJco durin& the month and said: .. We will need all the competitive l'W'!l.,..Y by sweeping Tornado series WC can &CL'• Smyth said b.is touabest compct:itioo to the OI would come from Ouis Cairns of Australia, Robert By ALMON LOCK.ABEY 0..,-. ............ of England and Von Blaedtl o(~-Of-Wholft,-Wwie--i beaten him one or mo~ times duri"I the past two LONG BEACH-Eight bullets. Perfecto. Eisbth race (Tornado) -1. Randy Smyth, H • ., UlgtOn Beach; 2. Jeff Alter, lquna Beach; 3. ~ McFaull, Honolulu; •. Kent Blasie, Beyn Mawr, Pa.: S. Alex Martinel, Irvine; 6. OJ ff Hauser, Paafic Pait~ 7. Skip Elbott, Newport Beach; 8. Paul Bussard, Santa R.eP; 9. David Mack. Lona Beach; 10. Michael Zuteci.. K.cnllh, That is the record comptled by Randy Smyth of HuntinJlOn Beach and his crewman Jay Glaser, N~n Beach, an wtnnmg the Tornado catamaran Olympic tnals. and becoming the fifth U.S. representative on the U.S. Olympic yachting team. Smyth and Glaser won their eighth straight race Saturday and had the unusual pnv1lcge of throwing out two first places in scoring their best six of eight races. Tex. - Standmgs(best 6ot8)-Smyth. 0.0; 2. McFaull, 2C4; 3. Hobie Alter Jr .. Capistrano Beach. S 1.4: 4. Blasie. 5'Q: What's more. they have the choice of laying out of the final two races and using them as throwouts and stall winding up with a perfect score. Or they could sail the final two races and. if they win. sull throw out two first places.. S. Zuteck. 56. 7; 6. Jeff Alter. S9.8: 7. Elliott, 70.7; 8. Hdlry Bossctt. ML Pleasant Beach, NJ .. 72.4; 9. Martinez. 7~•: I 0. Bussard. 85. 7. S1.1tth Race (Fl)'ln& Dutchman) -I. M1cb.acl L.atb. "We will probably sail the last two -or at least st.an them". said Smyth. "We need all the pracuce we can &CL" But sail or not, they wilt have to be on hand at the conclusion of the final race Monday for the mandatory drug tests given to all winning sk1ppers in lhe Olympic trials. New Haven. Conn.: 2. Scott Young. Dalla5. Tex.; 3. Kelson Elam. Dallas. Tex.~ 4. Jonathon McKee, Seattle, WulL~ S. .Bill Dcuch\er. Fairfax. Va.; 6. Shawn Sullivan, W~. Conn.: 7. Dennis Stoll Harhnaen. Tex.; 8. Bruce Burton. Manne City. Mich.; 9. John lrvlne. Jamestown. Obi°' 10. Gary Knapp, S)ossct, N. Y. - Asked what they would be do1 ng between now and the start of the Olympic yachting games July 31. Glaser said: ''Saihng." Stand1 ngs (best 6 of 8) -I. McKee. 11 . 7; 2. K.nlipp, 14.4. 3. Loeb, 25.4;4. Young. 34.0: 5. Bunon. 48.4;6. a&m. 52. 7: 7. Sullivan. 72.8; 8. Stoll, 83.0; 9. lrvme. 83. 7; 10. Dc~~~~Q • He explained that there wall be several regattas 10 LOHG BEACH -John AttKta' Fr.,...51 8'oop TOllMlh8wlc won the tNrd r.ce of Long ~ Yecht Qub'I Aa0e Week SatUrday to moYe beck Into ftf'lt pteee In K)R..A by 1•A ~ta fNW Lany ~· ~Marek-49 BrOOk• Mn out Of CabrMIO ~ Yecttt caut>. CLASS A -1. Tot'Mhliwk. ~~..'S14~ 2r&40U Mn. 2· 1-2, 4~; 3. Checkmate (~ Monte ~on. Del Rey YC, s-s.-.3, 9. CLASS 8 -1. EdipM (NM~) e.nn.ech-CrOuch, SOYC, 1·2-2, 4~; 2. Rollf'~ (Choe~) GoM9oft Syndlc8'9, LBYC, 2· 1...S, N; 3. 8nMn (Frwa 48} ntng Laube. St.Fnlncte YC, ~1. tt'•. c~ c -1. Sclrtett o·tWa (~} M.J. Winga" St. FYC. ~2-1, ~; 2. tta 0MY (RP & M2) L-" 8-ry, BYC~· 1-3-2, ~; 3. A .. l•ice (NM-41) Deftntl Con- ner-K Qllntty, 80YC, 2· 1-3, 6 314. CVSSD-1.~(NM-41, YlllYfte W..~ ~ lliMlcf't VC, 1-1-1, 2'4: 2. Lovie~ V ~ JD .,...... rton, CIMtomie YC, 2+3, 10; 3. GlllOllll'ftO (Choate 42) RtcNrd ~ a.Ma BerWa YC, 3--2 10. • . T8.le of two teams is on tap in Tulsa Rea hot Express meets struggling Oklahoma todaY TULSA (AP) -With the United States Football League season near- ing an end and the Oklahoma Outlaws· chances for a playoff berth neart) gone. the team·s remaining games determine who will return next year "We ha"e to pla) for our pnde and our pos1t1ons:· said linebacker Terry Beeson. "What happens m the next three weeks will have a lot to do With who 1s going 10 be here next year ·· "The pla)ers realize that a lot of people \\On ·1 be back.'' said Outlaws head coach W oo<h \.\-1denhofer "I ha"en·1 caught an; gnef EHr}One has be-en fa ntastic:· The Outlaws arc l'C'ehng from -;even straight los~ and the loss of start mg quarterback Doug Wil liams as the) prepare for toda\ 's shov.dov.n wuh the Los .\ngel~ [,p~ D1rectmg the Los .\ngel~ attad •. mean\\h1lc ~111 he rookie Steve Young. Young and the Express. winners of five of their last s" games, bnng a thrcc..game ~inning streak to their confrontatton with the Outlaws. A Los Angeles victory would lift the Express. IP. mto undisputed pos.- sess1on of first place sn the Pacific Dsv1sion. Los Angeles was tied for first p~ entenng the weekend with Denver, but the Gold dropped a 21-19 decssion to PhiladeJl>bia Friday ni&hL The Outlaws' Williams underwent more than two hours of SUJ'FfY on both knees Monday to remove tom carulagc and what Outlaws t.nnncr Keith Jones called "Ooatina debris. .. The decision to operate on Wtl· hams' knees was made by Widenhofer minutes after the Outlaws.6-9. lost 14--0last week to the Chicago Bhu. W11l1ams had his worse per· formance of the season against Cha· cago. compleung 9 of I 9 passes for 25 yards and one interception. Replacing Williams at the startin quarterback position for the Outla ' remaining three games will be roo e quarterback R1ck. Johnson. OCC's Mara coach of year Bell becomes first American to·clear 19-01/4 outdoors Jani~ Maran. who coached Oranac Coast College's women's lenots team to the st.ate cb.am- p1onsh1p thlS season. bas bttn named South Coa l Confercocc coach of the )ear for all v.-omcn's sports in l 983-84. 'SAN JOSE (AP)-Earl Bell. who 49.83.erasingthemarkot SO.S2sctbYil The world record 1s 19·31/J. by was unable to train two weeks ago Chandra Chcescborouah May 13 at Scraey Bubka of the So\liet Union. because of an injured lea, became the Los Angeles. The only other American to d~r 19 fint American Pole vaulter to dear 19 A second record fell in the women •5 feet was Billy Olson. who also rached fed outdoors, soarina t 9..0V. in the 400 hurdle , as runner-up Leslie 19-0''• indoors tM yt.ar. USA-Mobil Outdoor Track and Field Mule, a I ?·ycar..c>ld hlah school .. Everythma was aoina n&ht for me Champ1oships Saturday. Student from Millbrae. wasdock.ed in today," said the 2S.._year-okfBcll. who Bell cleared the height on has SS.20, sma hina the world Jl.Ulior firsueuheAmericanreoordofl8-7V• second auempt, break•na the Amen-mark of S.S.61, by Bulgaria' sn 1976, lhe year when he also ~ record of 18-11 set by his recent Radonihl Shtcrcvt wt year. he finished sixth in the Olympi Games. ropmmatc, Mike Tully, at Los ·An· finished tttond to Brown. Recently, however. he bad not bttn '*'May 20. ~----=-=--jumpina well. ckannaonl)' 17..Slh la.st , Meanwhile. Kim Galljjbcr won Monday n'lht at Euecne, Ott. While Bell's was the only men's the women's 800-meter and l.SOO. "lwasabasketca~therc,"hc id ma.rt to fall on a busy final day of the mcteT races within a span ofabout SO ··t was slow and lugjsh t fclt &ood natlona1 champion hips, fcaturina.23 minutes, Merlene Ouey of Jamajca when t went there, but I had no snap finals, two U. • women's senior completed a sweep of the womtn'& at &JJ." marks fc11. I 00 and l~and Ria talman of t~c But with , the help of Or. UT'O Judi Brown k1mmcdovcrthc4<»-Neth(riiln s.compl ted a doubt m Ptn). a noted chiropractor -..bO ha mettr intcrmcdjatc hurdles in S4.99 ·the women put and d1sc:u helped manyalhl t Btll aot bee in J«Onds.. shattuin& the American f\cr Bttl clcartd his rttord hci&ht • lht &lOO\C for the oat.tonal diam· mark of' SS.69, estabhshcd by ton ht had the her mo~cd up to a " rid p•on,hips MCC'aulc>': ta t yrar at ColoradO ruord 19·3 •. but hr didn't mill) ••Ht ~tnqhtcncd mt out," ~id ;)prinp. Colo .• and Valene Brisco-come cl to cltanna that hli&ht on Bell. .. iy 1et1 lea wa numb. It the Haoks won the '400.metcr da h in tbrttattcmpu mc1nJUr) thatcn<IC'dmy~a nlast I I I year." Brown. tht 1983 NC champion and 19 3 Pan Amcncan Games chamP10n 1n the v.-omen' hurdl Mid off tht f'ast~lo 1na Maxie in capturing the ntlc. "I had a dream (Fnday ntaht) I'd run S4.8. butt had no adea I'd get near 1t.'' he said. ··1 was aware ofl..eshe (Muae). and knew that that ifl didn't run the ratt l was capable o~ sh.: v.-ould beat me It "I ·up to me not to nW.t too man)' mi takes." Brisco-Hoot dtdn't make an) mistakes in tht 400 dash. cith r, in mo ina tnto ninth place on the all· time world h t of pttfo~ 1n that C\!CDt. be 1 the hu nd of l" ·" Hoo a former "ide rccce\Ct v.itb the Phitadtlphia £aalc$ or the. atiooal Football lcque v-ho pasi:d up an Of'P0'1U\11 to pl Wtth lht-le: n k~.t,rn.:softc n1tcd Ult I .. Football ~e this year H()Ok~ \\ho has s~ed wtth the Buffalo Balls of the NFL for the 1984 season. dCC'ldcd to skip the opportunt- t) with the Express in order to help bis wife train. "He helped me with my con- fidence," she s.atd. "1 wa beainnina to doubt myself" Mcan~bilc. John Po II. a three· tJme Olymptan, got off the lo t throw an the ..-oTld th1 and ~ lo t of tu ca.rttt 1n winmng the discu at 233-9. bcat1na 1976 Olym· pie Mac Wtlkans.. .,ho threw 231 ·I. second be t 1n tbc world in 19 4 Bet"'ttn the U'ia1s and the final of the di u petition. 47-year-old .\I Ocrttt. t e four-umt Ohmpk champion. uffi ttd • \i t '" m left '¥1-hctt the ~chd • tl"ft!'lnft the calf. ~ncrwa irvuttd -.Mn he went 10 lt'IC\C a di u lftcr • ..'afmUJ> attcmpl Maran led Coast to a 14-0 rtCOrd in dual meet play as the • Pirates captured the South CQtSt Confcrcnc:t cham~ 1p. Maran has puckd the wom~n's team to a 79-3 fcm>cc record over the put xien ~· . Thj ason the Buei C*ptun:d the dwns_>1onship of the pres; t111ou Ojat Tournament Md then ~oton to wm both the~ dUil team diimpsonibip iDd tate tourna.menL ()("(' tcOred victon Ofer Sadc!I k (&..)). L.A. Pieftle (7-2) and Sactamcn10 cc (8-l )n route to tbe St.alt dual team tiile~ · Maran 1 a Cal \ate liol i1'nKl4:S plduate. ul~noa Coll COllCb Hal Qvottw.~1r tb C t Co,nliP1~:ie coem of the MAJ<Mt LIAGUI STANDUfG5 ArMricen LNtue WIST DMSION W t. ftc't, GI ..... ClllcttO K11111• Cllv Mlnne1011 5"111e 0.klelld Tt.as Detro II TOl'onlo lelllmort Boston MllWeukH 'ffw YOik Cleveland 31 tt ·"' tf I 71 -50' 26 2t 411 17 JI Ml 21 n .t!I 26 » ..... n u Jt7 aAS"f OfVIStON 41 14 " 70 ,, 2• " 2t M 31 ,. J1 20 » S.tvNIV'• k'"' Allelh 4, Kenses Cltv I Cirt••nd I. SMllle 1 Botlon I~ MllweullM ' lelllmort •. Oetroll o Ch<el>O I Mlnnnote • New YOl'k 2. Toronto I TUH 4 0.klend 3, 17 lnlllRO' T .. V'so.IMS 5~ ' 13~ 17 17 20 • .,.... llelln •·3) et Kenus Cilv (Gu1>1C11 2·4 or S.Deftle1>111 2·SI Sterne (Vendl BttG •·4 enc1 St<>dderd 1-2) el Cttveiand (HHtOtt 3·S I nd Ferr 0-31 2 TOl'Onlo IAluandlr S·ll al New York IRewley 1·3) DetroU (Abl>oll 2·2 end Petr-v 1·3) e l BetllmOl't 18o0dlcker 7·• end 0 MA1rllne1 1·2), 2 MllwtukM IVOC-nower S·S) et 8oston (Nipper 0-II Mlnnuote IHOCloe 2·21 el Chicago (8urns 2-SI Oai\lend IKrUIGef •·ll et Texas (Hough S·61 (n) Natton.t LMeu• ·1'r..~~·~·-r--... ,..~ ~ ... _. .. .,.. .... ·- Sen D lego 33 23 519 Allen•• 34 2S S7' i,., o.deer'I 33 27 SSO' 2 Cincinnati 71 31 41S 61.., Houston ?3 34 404 IOY> Sen Francisco 19 34 345 13''2 Cnteeoo PnlteO.IPlll• New York St Louis Moo tr N I Plllsllurgll •AST DIVISION 31 24 31 24 19 13 lO 2' 27 30 21 33 . .., 3 s 9., S.IUNIV's k'"' o.deef'I 4, A tlente l Sen Francisco 4. Hou,ton S New York S MontrHI l ISi game N-York 6, MonlrNt s. 2ncs game Pllllede!Oflie '· Ptttsburgll S Clllcal>O s. SI Louis 0 Sen Oltoo 12, Cincinnati 2 TMIV'sOames All1nte (Mc:M\.lrtrv S·" er ~ <Pena 6·21 New York (Terrell •·SJ et MontrHI (Smllll S·S> ?lttsl>urllh !Deleon 3·3) er Plllleoell)tlle (Hudson 6·4) Clllcal>O (ltllftey 4·'1 el SI Loul1 (Andu- ler 10-41 ' Cincinnati (Hume 3-S) el Sen Oleoo (Hewll.lns 4-21 Houston !Ruhl• 0·41 at Sen Francl.co !Robinson 3·5) AMERICAN LEAGUE Aneet1 4, RovalS 1 CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY Pellis cf 8-n1QUl If MC8ronr1 O.Cncs lt> Ownng dh RJcksn lD Boone c Scl'!Oflteln PrC:CIOIO 21> Wlllong2t> .Orllbl el>rlll>I S I 1 0 Wll1on cf • 0 1 0 4 l 1 I S"-rldn r1 4 0 0 0 • I 2 0 Brett lb • 0 0 0 3 I 0 0 OIOl'O It> • 0 1 0 ' 0 I 2 MolltY ~ • 0 I 0 3 0 1 0 Orte dll 4 I 1 0 ) 0 0 I Wllllt 11> l 0 l I • 0 0 0 Wetl'len c 2 0 I 0 3 o o o woe.,is 1>11 , o o o o I O 0 O Sle ugrll c 0 O O 0 CncPCn n 2 0 0 O McRM Pll l 0 0 0 UWsllln u O O O O l4 4 6 • Teteli l1 I ' I Sc.... l>V lllnift9S Clflfonlle 000 000 040-• Kent1s Cl1V 000 000 010-l Ceme Winning RBI -Ben1Que1 121 E-Conceoclon, 8re11 LOB-C1llfornle 8, Kenses Cllv S 2B-W11111n, MC8rown, Orte, Wllllt SB-Wiison ( 101 II" " It ~Ill 89 SO CelltOrnla Romenlc:k W.7-S 1 I 0 1 0 0 I LS1nclle1 S.6 2 KIMISClfv Bleck L.6-• 7 1·3 6 • 4 4 6 Beckwith I 2·3 o o o 1 1 Romenlcll. pltchld to 2 llllllt's In 111e 1111. 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JOllnson I~ H It IR II SO Atlante Met11tr S a 2 2 l 2 MOOl't 3 0 0 0 0 • Bldrosn L,•-2 l·J 3 2 2 l I LO&Antell• Valenrte W.•·6 9 9 3 l • 9 Metller Pllclltel to I biller In '"' 61h 8K-ve1en1uel• T-2 •1 A-38.39• MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Amerlun LN~ <Threuefl Frldev's Gemes> 8A TTING ( 115 ., l>llS) Traml'Mtl Oetro•t ~ Eng•t . MlnnHOte. 34? Kemp, New Yorio 341 UPstlew Toronto 338. Belt T Ol'onto. 33S RUNS Motet>Y Toronto 41 R11>11111 8eltimore, •I. Trammell, O.lroll 41, Evens. BostOfl 39 Hen()erson, 0.1111nc1 37 R81 Murre't 8elhmore. SO Ric•. Bos ton d Kingman Oekl•n<I 44. Oevlt s..111e. 43. Lemon. O.troll, lt HITS Trernmell O.troll, 74 Gercle. Toronto 72, l.Jpshew Toronto, '1 Bell Tor-onto 66. Mellfnotv Ntw YOl'll 66, Yount, Miiwaukee. 66 DOUBLES TrammeN, O.tron IS, Cow- en1. S.eltle, I•, KHrnev. S..llle, 14, Malllngly. Ne..,. York, 14, Biii, T Ol'QnlO, 13 TRIPLES Moset>y, TorOfllO, 9, Owen, SNllle, 7, Coltlns ToronlP, S. It Lew. Chlcl90. 5, U9111ew, TOl'onto, S HOME RUNS Armes. lotton, 14. Klno· men, Olkllnd, 14, Devis, S.ellle, 13, Klltle, Chtc:eoo. 13, Rfpllen, a11t1mort, 12. STOLEN 8ASES: Htndenon, Oell.len<I, 2S. G.,cle, Toronto, 24, Butltr, Cievelend, 1': P'9"b1 A,....._ 11; BefMtlrd, Clev ... nd, IS. PITCHING 15 dlel&lonl) LHI, TOl"Ol'lto, 6·0, 7 7S, Looei. Detroit, s-o, 1.11, Siie, TorCM'tlO, 7·1, U3, Jedlton, TorOl'llO, 6·1, HS, Morr!,, Detroit, 11-2, 2 03 STRll<EOOTS Merri•, o.trolt, 7'. Stilt>, TOl"onto, 66, WWt, ...,... 6$, Nltllro. New VOtll. Q , L.tel. Toronto, S7. SAVES Qul11nberrv, l(enM• Cltv. IS, Ceudfll Oe~. 12, """"· MllweUk•. 10, Oavls, Mln!'lftOll , 10. Sllntev, loslOft. lt Cole9t Wof'td Sertes CetOmeN, ..._) S.IW9V'• k«w C11 Stele Fuflltrlofl 10, Ollltl\Ot'l\I $1 t (Oki.nom. SI ellmlnalld) T .. V's~Geme C.I State Fullerton (6S-20) "' Teal\ (.0·131 WntcMst.r O.ulc (et Hen"blf\, N.Y.) ChlP Bedt 63·6'·70-202 Yachdnt& medallata ....... .. lt20, .......... 1 (lltl two Hollend entr1" l1Moot), I. GrMI lrlteln <ll •foot>. 1~ hril I, LIOfl Hu~I' (etlo~). 2. Htntlk ltol:ltrl CNorwevl; ' MtM Dlttl'N.r (f!l11tend). ,,., ~ 1. Sven Thorell CSwtden); t ...,..,_Ill Rotllrt (Norwev), 3. 8et1U &n>men (Fllllalld) lfU. L• ...... 1. Jec-s Lltlf"'1 (France), 17, 2 A4rilen MM• (Holland), e5. ) s.nrleoo Amt Cemlno CSN ln), 16 1.,.. .... I Oen'-! KavcMtlend (Holland), 1'3, t Wemetr KrogmeM lGrmenv>. 150, 3 .._.. ScGll CGrul Brl .. 1"), 131 '"'· L...-i I Paul l!lvsrrom COenmerkl, 5,543. 2 lttloh Even& (U &.). S,409; 3. Jecot>us di Jon (Holland). s. 204. IHZ.Hebllllll • I l"eUI Elvstrom (Denmark), e.209. 2 Cher•• Currev (Grut Britain), S,'49, 3. Richard S.rl>v <Swldlnl, S.OSI 1'16, Ml4beurlle 1. l"tlll E'tv•trom CC>tflmerk), 7,509, 'l Andre Nt111s 1 .. 1111uml, US4; 3 JOlln Marvin CU.S.>. s.tS3 ·, IH4. 1'emt I P~ tvstrom 10.nmer"), I, 111; 2 Allll.andr Chuchllov <Soviet Union), 6,520, 3 Anort Nell• ( .. lolum), S,'34 IM4, TOllVI 1. Wtl'-fm Kuh-Ide CGermenY), 1,631, 2 ,._.., aatrtll CU S ) 6,373 3 Htllnlf'IG Wind (~rkl. 6,lfO 19't, Ml•I<• CltV l ellnlln Menlll/1 (Sovltl Union). 111, 2 ~ fteudeselll tAustrleJ, SJ 4, ) F•~ ltitrell (tl•lvl. SS.I 1f12. M41"6ctl I. ., .. Maun <France I. ~ O 2 Ill•• H1hlpail1, CGr.,cel, 71 0, 3 Vielor Pol"°" ($0vlll Union), 74 7 • 1'74, MonWHI I ~ SCllumenrt (EHi Germenvl, 35.A, 2 Andrei Belesllov ($0v111 Union), 3f.7, 3 Jahn Bef"trend (Auslrellel. '6 • ltlO, Molcew I. Elko ftecllerdt (Flnlendl. 36 7, 2 WOlfge"' tr\aYrhOfer <Austria I. '6 1. 3 Andrei BelHhoV (Soviet Union). 47 4 Soccer medallita lt1rnont Stale•• (et N-Ylf1I) ~""'" (Plncevl 500 uo ).0 Pll'I (ltCJll (DIV) U 00 7.00 Mornino aot> (Vet .. Q\ltr I 4 00 AllO re~ Cln Ol'W of flnl1h) Plev ()n, Cou >I.-Chld, Get• Dencer, Slltnt Klno Euttlc, Rom•nll< Tredllton. leek l•v 8al'f'l$1tr, Mlnatrel Klno Time U' l/~ Los Alamttos SATUlllOAY'S llllSULTS (Ulfl of f2•nltllt 4"1111emwse rNetlnf) FIRST RAC•. 350 v1rd1 Charm EHv CC:r .. W) 11 20 t 40 I 00 Cu Ce Pan (Ward I ) 40 3 20 He Der (Bard) . 10 00 Alto recld Jemtes PePC>lf Otl Think Rich, Bendv Btue, Dual Tiii'*,,.'"· Awesome APOllO S.Crellve, RIO• Oe<:k Time 1106 st IXACTA (1•71 oelel •5740 SEGOHO llACI. 350 nrds RHI Eesv ( Frydavl 4 '° 2 40 Euv Aullln (Hert) t.O 2'0 HO Mlcr-oweve Plus lGllll A"5o recld• Marledoc. 3 '° Miio IC1u, Pure SHed Time 11tl THIRD JlACL 350 verel\ HU1JMvRlche$(FrvdlY) 800 •40 320 Twelvt ancl Even (CrHQerl 9 40 S 00 Plvolfno Ret>tl tHertl 3 00 Also reclel Paradise Maid L•d•U Flfft Ber, Leiter of Cree111 Our Ct\enofno Ledv E.HY 110 .. ie, Mehsu Jon. Preclou.s POC>tllt Time 18 00 FOURTH ••C•. lSO v1rds POiy Rock (Hirt) 4.60 UO 2 40 Jilfv Lunch <Cerdozel 3.00 2 40 Flaming Hemp (Adelrl 3 40 Al&o raced· Ima Liie S.ntene, Jlms Goodl>v Glrl, Golfllemoon _ ... ~''°':..~ .... ~~¥114.~-~f!iri::·.r;i:.c,.~.: •. .;.·~· ~;ai-~w~~~u1~~ _._......,.., •1"-~.._,~ ~'lit.'~~-iliivle, 3 Swldt'fl. ~ . • • ' 1 1t. \.eub Flfl'TH RA'CE. JSO yards 1. C•MO.; 2. United Stetfl (Christian 1'W. Melboume Tlnv Pi.ti C•k• (Rulrl 14 IO I 20 4 40 Jay HHS '7·61· • 203 -!~Xll·~·~-~~~-....... ~f.4ffl$~~ I'~~ .;JIC ;.~7 ~~ .JI .::.JI~ = • ''"''~M--"IW Marti LYI 11·70-U-207 G•rv McCOl"CI 61·n·61-201 Mar-It O'MHre 6'·61-71>-207 Lorlf'l ltoberts 61-4f·~207 Steve Llet>ler 70-73-45-208 Allen Miiier 7o-71Ht-208 C.lvfn P"t' 71·61-69-208 David Gre11tm 61·71·69-208 GH Mor'Mll 71-66·7l-20I Tom Jtnlllns '7·70-7l-20I Garv Plever '7·61·7r-209 Merll Pflll n-6'-..--209 Ge«oe Burns • 74 ... 7-.... 20f .&ob sneerer 71·6Hf-209 Mlk.• Suftlven 69-10-~209 0.A Weit>r-lno '7·7Hl-209 Fred COUPies '7·6'·7>-209 Curt 8vrurn 61-41·74"-2°' Ed Flori 6S·73·71-Jl10 Jim Colbert 67 • 71 • 71-JllO Peter Jecobsln n-11 ..... 211 Wiiiie Wood 61-74·69-211 Mike Oonekl 6'·71-7\-211 C:relo ~ 61-71·72'-211 0on Poolev n~-7>-211 Wevne Ll'll 4S-71·7S-211 Gll>l>V Giibert 71·73.........,12 Howerd Twlltv 70-73-49-212 Bred ~e"t 77·71-69-712 C~lCllfR~L 71·7Ho-212 ltooer MIOl>le 70-71·7~2 Seve Ballflleros 73·61·71-712 Cunis Strlftff 71-70-71-212 Cllerla CoodV 71-6,·72-212 George Cadle 70-4'·73-212 Joev SlnctNr 70-71·71-212 Anftv NOl'lh 6'· 73-71-213 Mac: O'GredY 71·71·7l-213 8ol>t>V Heins 7CH4·7l>-214 Berrv JNdlel 74·70-70-214 J.C. Sneed n-n-11>-214 Ron Streck 73·70·71-214 ltlcfterd ZOkot 71 ·n·7l-214 Mlk1 Mcevllouoh 70-71·73-214 Tim Simoson '7·73·7.-214 Miu Smrt11 n-11-n-21s Jim Neiford n-10-n-21s 8oO MurPhv 68·7S·7>-21S Bruce Douglass 74·61·7l-215 am B1!ton 7•-69·73-21' LennTe Clements 70-73-73-216 t.arrv Mlz.• 70·71·7s-21' Mika Reid 73·61·7s-216 Jim KIM 70-n·?S-217 Rex Caldwell n·?0-75-217 Tim Nor-rls 71·71·75-217 Jolln Coolo. 12·7t·7._211 Welty Armsir-ono 70-73·7S-211 Gavin Levenson 73·'9-76-211 Merk Wiebe 70-74·7S-21' Bruce Flelsller 72-72·7s-219 Miiie Gove 71·70-?t-219 Leonerd Tllomoson 71·73-7..-220 Tommy Nakeflma 73·70-77--nD Jim Alt>us n·n-11-n1 Jiff Thom~n 11-n-n--222 Merk McNullv 7'·61·n-223 Peter Oo&tlflluls 4'· 7S·IO-'l24 LPGA tournament (at MalWn\, l"I.) Amv AICOll 73·41·4t-110 Pattv S~n .s-n ·74"-211 Donne H. White 71·n·6f-212 Connie Chllleml 70-?l·H-112 Jull lnltsler 73·71·ffo-213 K•lhY hker "·7l ·71-214 a.c.v Pearson 7'2·n·n-21s Beth SOiomon 7'·73-67-216 SNlron Berrell 61·n·76-216 Sue Foollmln 74·71-71-216 J1ne Crafter 71·7S-7~216 Vietti Fer90fl 1S-'7·7.-,16 Jane GICIOas n-74·71-217 8etsy King 7S·6f-7r217 Petti Riuo 71·74·7'-211 Judv Clerk 73·70·7S-211 N1ncv Loe>el 71·7'·11-211 0.0ble Au&lln 76·73·ff--211 JoAnne Carner 70-7S·73-211 Sendra Haynie 10·73·7S-211 Laure COii 72·71·7S-21' Pet Bredllv F3·73·17-211 Kllhy Whllwortll 73·74·17-2lt C11r11 JOllnson 72· 73· 7.-, It Oel>l>I• Massev 75-72-72-219 Dawn Cot 72·12·7S-219 Mart• Ffvveres·Oottl 72·72·75-219 Allee Miiter 73· 10-n-210 Rotiln Welton 7S·77-73'-210 Ch.,loll• Mon1vomerv 74· 75· 71-210 Pennv Pull 67·79·74--120 Cvnthta Fl90 73·71·76-210 L1url Peterson 7S·7S·7l>-210 Judy EIU& n -n-1..-220 Pam Glelie!'I 73·'9·7t-220 Jene Lock 12·74-75-221 8everlvKlen 14·1•·'1r121 Rolle Jonn 7S-7S-71-271 Ayeko Ollemoto n -10·14"-111 Anne·Merlt P•tll 7S·71·7S-121 Bonni• Lever 74·7S·72-771 Cethv Marino 74·72·75-221 Alli.en Finney 11·n·1t-n1 s.ncsn Parmer n·7S·7.,._m 0111 EQOeltng 71·61·76-m Jo Ann WHham 73·71·7t-m Amve.ra n ·7'-74"-m 0o1 ~main 1s-n -1s-m NOl"Mf'I Frie! 75·7S-73-m c1111er1n1 Pen1on 73·74·76-m Ketllv Hite 74·12·7S-m TllereM Hehlon 12-74-75-723 Lvnn Adam• 7S·73·75-m Merv H•leme<I 74-7l·7S-n• Kethv Posllewelt 7S·7S·7._724 Muffin ~·O.vtln 10-7'·76-n• Sue Ertl 79.17.7.-224 ClndV Hiil 7S·75·7.,._224 Hollis Stecv 14·76-15-nS SIMI hrtolaccml 77·12·76-225 Terri Luckhunt 74·74·7S-22S L.eurlt Rinker 77·77·76-%25 Barb Thomes 74·73·7t-12S Lvnn SlrOMY 71·11·76-225 C.,ole Cl\arbOMler 74·7S·7t-2'l5 Allce Rllimen 73·74·7t-nS o.t>or•h Stclnner 7S-13·7t-m K-M O'Brien 79·10-7'-221 Marv o.,.,.,., n·n·a1-n1 LAurert How• 7S-7.,._1.,•WO 1"4 PGA -.Ur ~ June 14· 17 -u.s ONn June 21•24 -Allanle Clen lc JUM 21· .Mv I -CMMltn ONn Julv M -Wntem °'*' JUiy 12·1S -9U'tdl CllUlc Jutv lt·n -arnlth Oolft (St Andrews Old c-.-1 JIAY 16·2' -GAiier Hertford °'*t AUii 2·5 -Memot111 Cleulc Al.IO f-11 -lulck °"" AUG 16·19 -PGA Chemolonilll9 IShoel er~ CC> Auo 1l·2• -World Wit\ ot GOif Aue JO StP1 2 -IC ONll Seot 6·f -Botton 011.ic S.Ot 1>· 16 -Oruler Mftwevt." ON.I s.t 1'·1l -Lea Vttn ~o~tv Cinatc Seo! 27·l0 -LeJet Cllul< Ocl • 7 -TeHI OMfl Oct IM• -Soultlefn 0Mn Oct 1'·21 -Well 01aney W«ld Golt CIHtlc Oct ,,..,. -~ °"" ~cov 1·• -USA ya Ja~ll TH", 9rothef1 ColltGe); 3, U11llld Stein ISi. RPM l Sovltt Onion. 2. Vugo•levle, ) Bui· Bunnys Merrldoc CMltchelll 13 40 6 .0 Sdlool). nrll-Just• GoooOlbov (Brook1) UO ltOI, L....._. IHO. Rtme Also rec:.CS. Expand the P•ce. Ct\erge I. Great Brltel", 2. Oenmerll, 3 Holland ~ugoslevle, 2 Denmark, 3. Hungary the Clllck, Tiie Bl9 Dence, Sien Wetll>, , 1'12. S~ 19'4, TlllYI Cllergers Work!, LOOk Alme Clllck1, Lynn' I. Greet lrlteln; 7. Oenmerk, 3 Hollend G~;::>'"'· i CiecllOstovekle, 3 EHi ,, Lo~~me. II 46 1no. ,.,.,._ • 19't. Mexlce ClfV $3 EXACTA (S·61 Ptld •1'*00 I. hlelum; 2. Soelll; l. Holland. I. Hunllarri 2. BulQerle , 3 JeHn SIXTH RACE. 170 yerds 1'24, hm lfl2. Munktl Sllewnee Sult (Berd) 6 20 4 00 3 40 1. Uruouev; 2. Swllter1end; J, Sweden t Poland; 2 H""lltrv. 3 Eut G.,-meny RIQUMI •Meld (Hert) 6 . .0 400 1'11. Ams~ General Gage IPllkenlonl ) lO I. ur ..... .ay, 2. Ar11tnt1Mt; 3. ll•IV. 1'16, Mln1rMI Also re'ecs Ooneero, lnseore1>1t, See to •·-I. E•1 ~menv, 2 Polencl, 3 Sov111 See Ul6, ..... Union.· Time 45 to 1. ll•tv: 2 Auslrle; 3. Norwev. ltlO, ~ SEVENTH RACE. 4'0 verds 1941, Lendllft 1. Ctechollovekle, 2 EHi Germenv, 3, Sovereign Elllhl (Were!) 1180 6 00 3 to 1 Sweclen, 2. Yuvo&.llvle; 3. Oenmerll Sovtet Unloft Fralts <Creager) 3 . .0 3 20 1914 LPGA tour scMdUle June 14· 11 -Mllvflower Clusk On· dleMPOlls) ' June 21·74 -8os1on Clink June 29·Jutv 1 -Ledy Kevstone Ooen IHershlv, Pe.I July S·I -Toledo Cleulc Julv 12-IS -U.S. Women's Ooen (Pffl>O<IY, Mau.I Jutv lt-22 -Rocha~er 1n1enw.lonal (PlllsfOl'd, N. V.) Jutv 26·2' -du Mlurler Classic !TOI'· OttlO) Aug 3·S -Wut Virginie LPCiA Classic (Wllffllng) • Aug 9· 12 -Henrldon Ctesslc CHlgl'I Polnl, NC ) AUii 16· 19 -World CllemPlon!olllP of Women'' Golf <Shaker Helllhls, Ohio) AU9 23-26 -o.nver Clesslc Sept 1·3 -Rell Cllerllv Clank ISP<lno- flelcl, IN I Slot 7-9 -POl'llend Cllemolonlhl1> Slot 13·16 -S.feco Cieulc <S..11111 SIPI 20-23 -tnamorl Cleulc (Sen Dltool SIPI 2t·l0 -Sen Jose O.s$lc Golden West ll'IY1hltloftal (et S.cramtnto> 100-1 Juon Leach, 00.ua. Tu .. 10 26, 2. Kellll Stul>l>lefleld, Denlon, Tex., 10.3'. 3 Greo SllOlers. Fort Worth, Tex., 10.43. :ZOO-I. Keith Stul>bltfleld, Denton, Tex., l0.17. 2. o • .,. CHWIO, Cldemurtt, N.V .. 20.M. 3. Greo Sllolers, Forf Wortll, Te• .. 20.90. 40<>-I Kevin Rol>fn1lne, Everman. Te•, 46.44. 2. Devmon L ... South Gate, 4?.4S. 3. Rendv Kine, Medford, Maine, 47.5'. 80()-1 TICS Klno. Wetllurv. N.V .. l:Sl" 2. Eric SCtiermemorn, Irvine, 1:52.27. 3 Merk Sulllven, Scersdele. N.Y., !;SUI. Mlle-I. Joe F•leon, 811ton, Mo .. 4-DI I 2. Steve Sclladltr, 8erlllftf1efd, H.J., •·10.2 3 Victor V 1191'1, Or Ill#, .H 1.6 3,000-1 Trecv Gerrlton, Klamath Fells, Ore.. e:21... 2 J.tf Cennadl, Plloenht, Arli., l:n.'7 3 Jiii.iS Gu1terre1, Pe~. •:25.14. llOHH-1 Arthur Bl•k•. Heines Cltv, Fie., 13 II (wlnd·eldld). 2. Pelrldl Mann, W~ldoe. Ve .. 13.71. 3. Bruce krv. West Orenge, N J. 13.73 400IH-1 Pelrlck Menn, Woodbf'ldol. Ve .. 50.2' (netloNI rKO<CI, Old rtc:wd SO.S2 bv P•ul LenkfOl'd, 1m1. 2 Arthur 8teke. Heines Cllv, Fie • so 66 l Reymono YounQ, HewthOrM. S2 04. DKatNon-1. Herrv Clerk, Cesade, Monl , 1,m POlnts 2 Btttv Martinez. Cteremonl, 6,536. 3 O•v• Denglels. AIU~ 6,721. HJ-I. Bred s-r. Wlclllte, Ken .. 7-41/• 2. Miki Lofty, Hntlsvllll. Md., 6·10. 3. (tlel Oeve Turnbull, Bend, Ore.. Ind Mark Trullllo, Reno. 6· 10. U-1. Jot RlcherdlOn, P1sedena, 2'~ 2. Jof\nnv Clevtland, SoQuel, C.ltt. 26·0. l , Chris Welker. OevtnC>Ol'I, Iowa, 2•·91.'J. T J-1 Joe Rlcllercnon, Peseoene, SJ·6'h (nellonel record. Old rtcOl'd SJ·•'I• bv Sanve OwOlel>I, 1978). 2. MlchHI Patton, Mt Ayre, NC., S2-S1·'i 3. Frenll Long, Allente, Ge., S1·3 (wlnO-•lded). PV-1. Cedrick Fullard, ReVlown, Mc, 17·0 2 Todd Verblck, We\lknlle. Wis . 1•·7 l Oevld Pickett, ltevtown, Mo., 16·3. SP..-1 Greg Altktnheed. Mlulon Vltio. 63·71~ 2 JOf\n Bender, Slletler, Cent., 61·5 '3, G•tfy LtJ•mbre. Brlslol, Pe .. 61·1''> OT-I Tembl Wenil, Fount1ln Vellev, 190-1 2 Marll Vukesln. Hevre, Mont., 117·2 J Kevin Alellerdson, Sheffer, 114· IO JT-1 Tltn Kulig, Lansdale, Pe, 703·2 2 8rlen Wtlhev. Lansdale, Pe, 202·2 3 Kurt Kernt, Hev1, Ken 114· 1 USflL WUTlllN GONf'lll•NCI l"adlk W L T Pd. H P'A LA ••llf'MI Arhone Denver Oakland • 1 0 sis 1'7 '°' I • 0 JOO '31 27• I I 0 500 "' 11' 7 • 0 ..,. Jlt >OS c:..111 •·HoullOll 10 s 0 "7 514 J.'9 MIChlOall I • j JOO ,.. )41 OIUehllml ' ' 0 .. 217 Jl5 c111caoo s 10 o m 110 m s.nMtolllo s 10 1 m m m •AlflllN CO.f'IUNCS Atalltlk 1S 1 • 11 4 0 , 12 • 2 ll • .......,,. I· 8''""9Nm 12 3 I a•TamM .. v U . A 0 .._ Ortlen• I 7 0 ~ 1 '0 Jacbonvllle • 12 O 1-cilncMd -~ i.rth y ·Cllnched dlVl&loQ tllle ... GI 201 JfJ w 114 ·"° w aH • m na c ..... ~. lewW ()eklpd 20, Mldlteen 1) Tarnee .. v 42. Merl'WllMt 14 T•Y"1 GeMlt LA ....... el ClklilftOl'N CC'MMel 1 ti HJO •m) W~on at I rtnlntNim ~ Qrljynt et ,....., ~--c--- O!IUllO el Houlton • DMP ,.. flMllno DAV•Y'S LOCKElt (Newt>Ort Beeell) -V2 engters IDS t>errec:ucse, 260 t>onllo, 17 veflowlell, 21 rock tlsh. 4 helll>\Jt, 97 cellco l>ess, 31 s.nd beu, n1 meckerel, 70 ~•Cl. 2 sc~lpfn . NEWPORT LANDING (Newport 9-dl) -62 enoters 73 cellco t>eu. 10 Sine! Diss, 10 oerrecuCle, 1 v•llowlell I wllltt Ml l>ess 210 ,.,,.ckerel This wfftl's trout SJl•nts LOS ANGELES -Cestelc L•k• JKk· son Lake, Pudelonoston• Lake Sen Gebrtet River IMS! end weSI fOf'ks) SAN l•lllNAlltOINO -Grffll Valley Lake, Grll!«V Lake, Jenk• Lake, S.nte Ane RIYer-, S.nle Ane River (south fon.J lllVElllStDE -Fulmor Lake Htmtl Lake. S.,. DtaGO -Doane Pono Sen Luis Rey ttlver KlilllN -Alellf' CrMk, CICIV Cfffl<. Erslllne Cr..-, Kern River <Oemocret Dem to KRI Powernoust, Borell Power- llOUM to Oemocret Dem Isabell• Dem to 80At4 Powerl\oust, KRJ Powerhouse 10 Lake lsetlellel TULA.Ill -Bone CrHk. Orv Meltdow Crffk, Kern River !south lork), Kern Rl1ter (Fairview Dem to Kltl PowerllOuse, JOlln· sonelel• BrldQe lo Fefrv11w Dem), NC>IM Youne CrHll, PIPC>ermlnl Creek Cuooer end lower), South Creek, Tul• River (mlddlt fonlJ, Tul• River (nortll and soulh forks of main lorkl, Tutt River (Ceder Sloe>e lrN) INYO -Beker Cr...._, Big Pint Cr•ll. 11.noD Creek Oower, middle, south end Intake II), Geor11t L•k•. GOOCl•I• CrHll. lnoeoettdeoce Cr•ll.. Lelle Sebrina. Lone Pine Cr•, 0.k Creek (north fork). Owens RfVlf (l...IWs Brldoe~own&trHm IO St-erl LAl\e), Pine CrH!<". Roc:k CrMI<. Lake, Slleonerds Creek, Symmes Creek, T•boosl Creelt, Tinemehe Cr ..... Tuttle Creek. U.S. 0tvm1Mc trl•b sc,t\edU .. t·1' Fencing et ClllQvo JUNE (Nehonel Cnernp1onshtPI 10-Jvtv 17 Woman' Rowing, •I Hanover, NH 10·23 SlloollnD, el Ct'llno 12-72 Yachting, et Long BHcn 16·24 Men's end Women's Track and Field, et Los Anoeles '4·17 Ahylhmlc Gymnullu, at Allanllc City, N.J. 17 Eoue1trlen ShOw Jumping, et Derian. Conn 11•23 FrHslYlt enO Greco·Romen Wresttlf'IG, al Grand RIPICll , Mich 1"'21 ROid Cvcllno " SOOll•ne. WHll 2S-30 Min's e nd Women's Swimming, et tndlentl>Olls 2'-Jufv I EQvestrlan, et Hemlllon, Man 2'-Jutv 1 EQuutrlen Orenege, 1t Him· '"1>n. Mau · 2'-J\Av I Men's Rowing (Petr wlthOvl COUVf•ln, Petr with couweln, lour with cou•tln, dOut>ll eno ouedruot• slt.ulta), et Princeton, N J 2'--JO Women's Rowing (Pair wlthOvt cou••in> •' Princeton, H.J JULY I Eoue11r11n ShOw Juml>lno er Leke PIKld, NY ... Otv!nt, •I lndla11111ohs 6 F Bo11off. •t Lu VeoH 6 cll11Q. e l Colofedo ~tn11,, COIO I Sudden 'Chief (Edwards I I 40 Also raced Frenell Force. Set CHh, SC.ts Ctel>tler. Blue Pool. Tu Tu Jof\n, tnll. Roller Time· 27.2• 5l IXACTA (]·61 paid $41 20 EIGHTH llACE. 170 yards Sier lnvntmenl (Hert) 1100 140 4 80 8ol>bY Otl Oii (Gerclll 3 40 2 40 Tens Gentlemen CPllk1nlonJ 600 AllO reclel. Gracious Rel>. El Polreros, Miio Thunder. Mr~ tomrrwlar. Sonw Kft)de -cnance Time '6.« Sl EXACTA 17·2+6·7·11 oeld S24,729.40 wllll one wlnnlf'IG llekll (sl• ll<>f'sH) S2 Plcll Sbt consolation paid .SIS 00 wflll 48 wlnntno tlckels (five horses) NINTH RACE. 400 vercis Bleck Alllence IAOelrJ 14 80 6 '° 4 00 Wln<lv dHh (Herl) 4 40 ) 40 Rebegeln (Frvd•Y) 7 60 Also rec.cs s1eunc11s Vt1v11 Cell Cereo. Bendotentv Scolt Lewis O•vll W'10. Wer Sier Wrangler. Hem91ns Jet Tl,,,. 19 IS TENTt1 lltACli. 3SO "'erds County Pistol (Mltcl'!eltJ S 00 Jell 0 LUcti <Hermon) S'nlln Six <Fryoavl 00 HO • '° 360 310 Ko11k Alto raced Reoeis S.1nl, Htle Cll•cal>O Re«>. Strew Jell1n Tome. 17 '6 S3 aXACTA O·l> oe1<1 "'8 20 Attef'ldlnct 9,493 Moetvwood Partr SATUllDAY'S RESULTS USttl .. '7·dlV ttlorouentwld rMttlne) FIRST RACE. 6 lurlong1 Mllor Biii CBteckl S 90 l 20 2 60 Rooer Gummo IMcC1rron1 6 00 4 00 W.C SheckV (Valenruelel 310 Also raced Joiohnleil. TOP Encore. Lottv Eagle, Gr.ool>I• Tl,,,., 1: 10 41S. SECOND RACE. One mite SPffCI Leiter (Guerre) 10 20 • 10 2 90 Alsllurouk (Hewllvl 310 2 .0 Bencselelre <McC.,ron) 2 40 Also recld· FrHwhffllno, Perfect Cover. Cetollrv, Pierre L• Monl, MIQtrty Ceeur. Golden Mlnslrel Time 1;31 n DAIL y DOUBLE ( ,.., NICI m 40 THHtD llACIE. 6 IUf'lonGs Fest Thlno IMcCerronl 7 40 4 20 3 20 RUltens Chermer (Mll1•> 7 40 uo Accrual (Veten1uele) 4 lO Also recld· Prlmerv Act, HoltHI GIGI • GVPSV Autumn. Bold Fencv Ocean Oevo· llOfl. Time· 111 3 S U EXACT A IS·ll PllCI I 117 00 FOURTH RAC£. S furlongs Ten Grano !Veteniueta) 2 90 2 40 Righi Con (Mlie) l IO Cartful LOOk (C•Pilelnel 2 20 320 00 Also recld No L•IC" Run GulfstrHmer Wiid Glen Driver Tl,,,.. 5' 2/S S.ros, '5 EXACTA (1-3) Pelc! '72 SO FIFTH llAC•. I l/16 miles on lurf Jllllnslt.v (Men) 4.20 2 60 2 20 Blnga (Culenldel A 60 UO Honey Hal>ll (Sll>lll•) 2 40 Also raced I'm Gunnecie11v1n. Ek>el'I, lndl•n F11>111. Time: 1:43. lS &XACTA (2·7) P•ld S'6 90 SIJCTM lllACE. 6 lurtongl Trendv Pren (Gerclel • 00 2 60 2 20 lncumt>us <V1l1111uel•I 340 260 Cllltf Deuonrer (McCerron) ? eo Also rececs Exou(•fl• Sandy's Trip Tencsoorle, Victorious Joy, Luckv Melln11 Time· I 10 2 5 lS EXACTA 11·41 oa1d '3550 s•VENTH llACli. One m•it Ju&I Arrivld <C•lnd• I 3710 16 40 10 olO Lost Creel\ (HewleV) IS.40 I .0 GOiden E IMIH) 680 Also recld I Bet Oellm1t, Fleet Paul Allison. Al Kllefifa Mr Unl>ellev11>1e, ltnOUISIVllV Time 1.37 2 s lS EXACTA (4·1) oa>d SllOOO J2 PtCK SIX la· I OI' S· 1·2 or 4-1 41 ~Id U ,S75IO with 7J Winning tlc;k1l1 talx llONftl S2 Piek Sb consoletlon oalcl SS? to wlfh.4,0s.2 winning lie"''' (five llOrll\I EIGHTH llAC•. I 1116 mllfl on turf Prince True (Veltf'l1utlel 15 00 6 00 UO Mr Double M. (Oel•hOvHY•) I 00 4 to Melestlc SllOrl (Hewtev) 4 60 Abo r~. Tlohts, T•uneMI Si.w. BldOuln, Tennessee Rll• Tim. 1 :40 11 S u liXACTA (6·S) Hid .nsoo NINTH RACI. OM mtlt. S.lllllO' Wtll (Mell) 12.00 UO 3 40 Went11n (Ciarcle) 4 20 2 eo IUl Au Lall (Velentuell) uo A.bo recld. Swlth'1 Wind, Eertv S.1111r. 1.llee RIOoe. L•lld•n ll•d•, Jeck Jouett, ltoslroeiovlch. ;t flme: 1.37 , SS •XACTA I• 5) Nld S12t SO Atr~nce JU37 NHL draft Oreft 1111etlon1 S1turcs.v In "" N1tlonal Hocll.ev Lowe tfltrv dr•ft wllh 1 .. m u1e<t1119, t>l•vll''s neme, l'Ollllon and la" amattlil' club ""1th IM11ve effllletlon If env. '"" lteUnd I Pltt1i.uro11. Merlo l...IMltV•. c, L•v•I 4QMJMLI, , New .,.,MY, Klfk MIMt', c. Gueloh COHLI, 3. Chlceoo Cfr1>m I.Ct AllfflH) td ~IVll., rw, T .. m USA, 4 TOl'Onto. Al ''''"'· Cl, Tnm USA; $. Montreel, Petr Svobod•. d, C11ch01lovakl1 ; 6 LO• Ange\H (from Chlceoo>, Cr.IQ "ldmond, e1. Teem CeM<Ja 7, O.trolt, Shewn lurr. c. KllChlnlr (OHL). I , MonlrHI (from SI LO\.llt>. SlltYllt COl'son. c:. Bra11tford (OMLI, '· Plllsl)urgh (from WIMINO), Dovo &od09r. Cl, K•mlooo• (WHL), 10. VeOCOUlllf, J.J Dalo11t1u11. d, Teem C•nade, 11, Hertford (tr11m MontrMI). Svlveln Cote, d, QuetlK (QMJHLI 17. Cetoerv. G.,v Rotierls, tw Ofl•w• (OHL); 13. Ml~··· Devld 0...IM, d, Kent Pftp • Coflll • I• New VC)l'k RlllOll'S. Terrv Cerllner d PeterbOrouvh <OHL), 15, Que- DK. TrevOI' Stlenbl.lr11. rw. Guelc>h (OHL); 1'. Pittsburgh llfotn Phlledeklftlj). Rooer 8elen111r c. Klnoaton COHL). 17, WHhlne· ton, Kevin Hiicher, d, Norlll hY (OHL) II Bvtfalo, M.i.ael Anders.on, c, Swff<len lt, lo5ton, Dave Puln, rw, Prln« Al~I (WHLI. lO New Vor'k 15tenden, Ouncen MeCPllenoq. d, Suk•· toon <WHL), 21 Edmon10tt, SllrT\er Odeteln, d Regine (WHLI SKonel It IW\CI 12 ?nlleO.IPhfe (from Plll~rgh) Greo Smylh, d, London IOHl.1, 23. New 'Jersev. Craig Blllln11l0tt, 11, Believllta COHI.), 24 Lot AngelH, 8rl•n Wiiks, c. Kltc~•f COHLl. 25. Toronlo, Todd Gltl, d, Windsor (OHL), 26 St Loul•, Brian Bennlno (from /W>n· I HI, from Heriford), d, Portland (WHL); ~' ,._Hr*r'ft~ •• ....... .. , , Hrf"'-~.~~--~ Of "'• 11 Dllroll. Doug HOUda. d, C•l9.,v (WHLI. 29 Montrffl (from St. Louis), Steollen• Rlc:ner, c, Granby tQMJHLl, 30. Wlnnl"9, ?etlf' Oourls, c, (UNH), 31. Vencouvtr, Jeff ltOllll~. tw, Portland IWHLI, 32 St Louis Clrom MontrNll, AntllOnv Hrkec:. c, Orlllle, Jun. B 33 C•lll•rv. Ken S.bourln, d. S.ull S11. Marll 101-iLI. 34 WHhlnglon (from Minne· sole), St1911111 Luch, rw, Mllt)Onon High Scl\Ool, Man, JS New Yori!. ltengen. Raimo Helmlnen c. llYH. Finland; 3'. Quebec, Jeff Brown, d, SY<ltlurv COHL), 37. Ptllledlll)flle, Jeff Chvctvun. d, Kl119tlon. (OHL) 31 C•lll•rv urom Wuhin9ton), Paul Renhelm, c;, Edina Hl9h School, Minn; lt. 8ulfelo, Doug Trel>lt, tw, Reolne (WHL), .cl 8o•lon. Rev P001o1kl, c, Portlend IWHL), 41, New Yor11 llillncs.n. 8ruce Mellnson, rw, Olllewe, (OtiLl. 4l. Edmon- ton. Oervt RMUllll. II. KemlOOPI (WHL). Tlltrd ·~ 43 Pf'lll•O..Phla (from Plthbur9hl, Oevld Mclev, tw, K"°""ne (WHL); "·New Jenev. Nell Oevev, Cl, MlchlOen St.; 45.. Clllcago (from LOS An"'41S), Trwnt Yewnev, d, S.sketoon (WHL); '6. Minne- sore (from TOl'onlol. k.enneth Hodof, c, St. John'1 High Sc:llool, Mou, 47. Phlledele>r,i• (from Hartford), JO/In srevensJ 12.-.0sbawa (OHL); 48-"t.oi An~ lfrom Chicago), John En11llsh, d. Seutt Sii. Marie (OHL); 49. Ottroll, Miian Halue>e, d, C1echOllovt1kle; SO St Louis, Toby Oucoton, lw, Bellow• High ScllOol. Vermof\t; Sl Montreal (from Winnipeg), Petrldl Roy, a. Grtnl>v (QMJHL), S7 V1ncouver, Oevlel S.undlti. tw, St Lawrence Un•v. SJ St. Loufs (from MontrHI), Robert Dirk, d, Reolna (WHL), S4 MontrHI Cfrom Ce!Arv). Gr""" Boner. rv. Sault St• Merle !OHLJ, SS. Vencouver (from MIMflOll), l.andls Cll,ulk, lw Celgerv (WHL), 5' St Louis (from New York ltenoeol. Ale" Ptfrv. 11. Mol.lnl SI Cherlfl Hlgll SChool, A.I.. S7 Queoe<:. Sttvlfl Finn, d, Level (QMJHL), st llencouver <from Phllade!Pllle), Mike Sl•ven• c Kllcl'lene< IOHLI, S9 Wesl\lng· IOfl M•Clllel PIV<N11!1 C11ChOslovellle, 60 8uffe10. Rev Siie-rd. rw. Cornwen IOHLI 61 Boston. Jeff Corn911us, d, , Kll'Qslon (OHL) 62 New Vorti lllende.n. Jeff Nor-ton, Cl, CuJlllng Acecsemy, Men, U . E°"'°'110ft, T~ NOf'mllll, c. Hiii Murr•v HIQn ScllOOI Minn '°""' ll""° ~ Plt111>ur11h. Mark Tftvens. r-w, Peterl>orQIXlll (OHL), 4S. MonlrNI (from New Jersevl. l.ff Brooevr. r-w, Grafton Hlgll ScllOol, N.O , 66 Chicago (from Los AnoelH), Tommy Erlkuon f, Modo Alk, Sw.O.n, 67 Toronto, Jeff RHse, 11. London <OHLI, 61 Winnipeg <from HarttOl'd), Chrb Miiis, d, Bramall• Jun, 8 , 6'. Los AllHIH (from Chlcaoo). Tll<>mU Glevlne, c, 8111erlce High Sctlool, Man; 70. New York lslendeo (lrom Oetroll), Doug Wieck, lw, Rocntster Mayo Hloh School, Minn; 71. St. Louis, Grehem Herring, d, Longueull (QMJHLI. 72. WIMIPeo, Seen Clem.nl, Cl, lroc:llvllle Jun A; 73. Vancouver, Brien Bertun l, c, K•m!OoC>& (WHL); 74. N- J1r11y (from Mol'llrMll. Paul VSlt>Mf't, c, PetrOlla Jun. B, 7S. Celoerv, Peter RolOI, f, Dukie Jlhlave, CncllOSOIYakle; 76. Minne-'°"· Mlrotlev Mllv, d. &.yreuth. Wnt Germenv, n New YoMI R•neer1, Paul 8rOllft, C, ROHIU Hl9tl School, Minn. 78 °""*· Terrv Pertclns, rw, Portland (WHL), ,. Ptllledl!Phl•, Dev• ... nSOll, C, Grand Fortis Hillh $CftOOI, New 8runswldl.; IO WHlllnolon, Krl1 King, c. P•lerbOrouoh (OHL), 11. Buffalo, 804> Helkldls. d, London (OHL), ll Boston, Roe.ti Jovce. I, Notre Dame Hloh ScllOol. Minn. 13 N-Y()l1( lslenden, Ari HHnPN, lw. Fln11nc1, 14.Ed· monton, ltlc:llerd Nov.-. rw, Rlctlmonel Tier Two. 8rllllh Columl>I• '""' It IW\CI IS, Pittsburgh, Ario Jevenelnen, t, Finland, 14, New JerMV, JOfl Morris, c, cnetmstoro Hlg!I School, Mau., 17, Los Allfflel, Dave Grannis, I, $1.PeUI Hlllh Sdlool, MIM, •• Toronto, Jedi C•PUlllO, d, Kent Hf11h School. Conn, n, Mlnnet0la (from Hertford). Jlrl Poner, I, w. Ger- """"· 90, Chlcego, Tlmo L•hkonen, I, Finland, tl, Oetroll, Met1 Lund$1rom, 1, Swldtn Jun. N•llonel, 92, SI. Louts, SCOtt Petuch, d, Chlceoo Jell; 93, WlMIHa, seott Schnelder, C, COIOredo Col~; t4, V111· couver. Brefl MacOoneld, d. NOl'th Bav (OHL). fS, Monlrtel, Gerakl Jollann$0fl, d. Swift Cunent, 9'. CelOery, Joel Peunlo, t, Flnl1nd, 97, Minnesota, t<.,I Tekko, 11. Flnland, ti NY Rengen, Clar11 Oonetelll, lw, Strallord Jun., "· Winnipeg (from Quebec). Brent Severv11, o, S..ttle (WHL), 100, PllltaeltlPl'lle, 8rten Ool)bln, rw, Lon· don <OHL. 101. Chlaoo (from WUl'llntton). Derrn Sc1viour. rw, Lelhbfldff (WHL), 107. BuHelO, Joe R•moton. lw, Seu.It Ste Marie IOHLJ, IQJ Boston. Mike lllhoe>, a. London <OHL) 104 NY lslanoets, Ml+I• Murrev. C London IOHL), IOS, Edmonton, Rlcllerd L•mtllfl lw Henrv Cerr Jun. I w .. unc1 tnns.ac"9ns IASllAl.L American L.H9U9 CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Slonect Alllonlo M4Mnde&, oltchlr, end eulonecl him to S.rHOll Of tilt Oult Goe•• LMOUI HatllNl LHW. PHILAOEl..PHIA PHll..LIE~ I.en Mlh11ie11 .. nnt basemen, on tn.Jl•Mv 01._l>led pat. Recalled Lui• •ouevo.L . In-'~'. trom Pol'llaM of tlll ll'eclflc '"°"' LNCIW. 'OOTaAU. UftltM SW9" , ....... wetue PlTTHUltGH M.4ULl[lts-4t .... MCI Jim Tlvtor. w10e rec.ivw. ~ •ca McAlt "· ~yt '~"· HOCKllY N•""'* " .. " ....... LOS ANGlLES lllNGS-ACCIUlred hb Janec:V\, ~. •lld • 1"' """'" ~ Clf1ft .ic", lrcatn IN ~ llKtl H•*llS IOI!\ dul>& 1"'1tcl\M draf1 llleCft Ill lht flnt eno fowtth l'OUllCllt. ST LOOIS &UJliS-Aaautred RJc;« WllTI! Y, IOllletioer, al'd 1 ... lecofld Md lhlrct rOUllCI ctuft PIU• from Ille MontrMI • Ct ... ~ tor • flttl "'-lM or•" lllt • Laws·get tough on tax cheats Congress aims at closing $100 billion annual tax gap By JIM LtnHER ,,,, .. .,.., WASHINGTON -An mch at a time, Congress is makina it a bit more difficult to cheat on wes. The bulky w-increase bills await- ina action by negotiators from the Senate and House inctude aevcral provisions aimed at closinf the $1 ()().. btllion..a-year ·"tax gap' -the amount the Internal Revenue Service estimates it loses to those who don't file returns at all, undcrre~n their income or overstate deductions. Among the chanfes: -The House bill would require firms or individuals receiving mort- aaae interest exceedi~ $600 a year to flle an annual report with the IRS and send a copy to the ~yer. The threihold in the Senate b11l 1s $2,300. -The Senate bill orders a report to the IRS by anyone rcceivina in the course of business any cash payment totaling S 10,000 or mort. This would include money for selling aoods or proJ?Cny. opening a credit account or buying gamblmg chips. The IRS would have to be told the name, address and Social Security number of the payer and the nature of the transaction. • I -The House b1U would require ~yonc payina alimony to report the fonncr spoust's Socia) Security number to the IRS. Such paymcnu arc taxable to the recipient The IRS estimates $2SO btlhon a year in income 1ocs unreported. .. . . The IRS has billed singer Glad)s Kn1&ht for$26J.610in backta_xcsand S 196,603 1n penalties, acxuSJng her of fraudulentl)' failing to disclose large amountsofincome and tak.tngdcduc- ti<?M already claimed by her Corpor- ation. Miss Knight, in a suit filed 1n Tu Coun. denies the allegations and says she never had any intention of defrauding the government. The IRS says the entertainer, who lives in Las Vegas, filed no tax return for I 976 or l 977 Until 198 l, when &b~ was approached by lRS criminal io- vestipton, and failed to keep prapcr rcoords. The qmcy said she de-- posited SS32, t 6• in four Detroit bank accounu in 1977 but listed on.ly $233,882 income on her tu return. Miss Knight says the bank ckposhs reflected loans and transfers rather than h1ddcn income. She also de- fended u lqitimate the deductions, for travel, wardrobe and other ex- pensts. which IRS wd also wett taken by Perf cction LD Perfonnan~. Inc.. the company throuah which Mass Kn1atu and the Pips operate. • • • Randall C. Carlson of Boulder, Orange COast DAILY ~LOT I nday, JufW,;JL 111t .. ~.,....118M1~;~¥'1F~~~~ Q':r ~'T'l'\~Sl_ . ~ .. -~~.~~r--.Jy\~~ .. --~~ -~ ~\"'t(Tf": Colo., embezzled $30,000 from the bank where he worked, intcndi0$ to ftnancc an illegal drug transaC11on. make a profit and return the money before lli,s misdeed was discovered. There was a hitch . Accordfog to Carlson, he drove .le'!~~~~~~~~= .... .,.1f?otel. ~ tN--"'I~...,___.,_,, . ' men he \~ntified as &0-iwctn ailQ- wcnt to a nearby service station to repair a taillight on his car. He returned to the motel in time Lo bear the go-betweeM tell bow they bad been robbed of the money at gun- point. The three aareed to stage a fake bank robbery to hide the embezzle- ment, but. Carlson said, the two other m'en never showed up. I Here are the atock Dl&rket activities of publicly traded Orange County firms for the week ended Friday, June 1. Data providedby Newport Securities Corp. · --1------·-------------;--i1u-·11u---------.--,-----, , , l&ln 1lf11 IUMUITlll PIODOetp tlUlln Prt .. 1Pr1.. • ... ,,,. t tlU Ill • llUIOI •RT t •C• LOC&TIOI 106-01106-ot CUIOI I t 1 rtuel t t h 1ll t 'e 1 Ur Caltter. I U•a• Iller• J u, .. Cer,. • &Mr. ttae . ' h•r. ••••· I ••er. Pultta T h••·•••·hat I 1 .. r .lhh ' ..... n ..... 1 I HI llC ' ... lllTD' It l•I• Crt Teea &CIT 11 lreat1e Cer,. I CI' II .,, .,.,... .,,. 1J ta,•r r.u. no • " l•a--1 ... ,.., '' lltlra, Iae. llPL II ..... •••· IO•D IT hnr ta•H'-• II ..... If•••,., HI .. If .. \\erflel• ~ IOfl ,. c.,,., ••••• , - 11 Care la\. 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I ,tt) ·'·"' '" •.1 •5 '· 1)5 _.,, '" -l: JI f '" -t•,Jto l ,'8n _,,, .111 I •• ,, "' SU '" _,., .1,TU .1,1t• .. ,,, ·I . O)f ·"·"' -1 .9'1 .I.'" "' -UT .1 ,ttT 1, .,. ,,, -1 •• •• ••• f. IU Shields that block VDT radl ati()n ordered from Irvine co~ration DWl Corp. (NASDAQDWfC) of · Irvine ha received 1 SJ mlllion order from Omqa Gamma Ltd. for Somasbield uniti. a line of VDT radiation ahicld.s. As pen of the transaction. Omep Oa.mma will rueivc marketina riabLS for the Somashield ~uct line. first announced rn June 1983, tbc Somuhield i1 • transparent pit.le containina rad11t1on-blockina lead that fill onto any video display terminal. Tht ha&h ~rfonnance l1lMJd f'iht out nh1Ut haunt. out rad1auon and po~llvc ions cmined by video KTCCn wbik enhl.ricina picture contru1 and miuc· ini eye strain. Under tcnru of tht S3 million ~mtnt, OWi -..ill re(eivc ssoo.ltus royalti for the mar· kerina ts and f\ature manufac. turiQI r · ts The initial order v.ilt be completed within 12 mont~s Omcp Oamma " 1 pri~atcl held company headquancttd 1n Wcsllilc. .,..hicb will es1.1blisb national di tribu· tion for the Somuhield product line. ln mllint ltic announcemen&. Robtrt K. Fujioka. chairman and chief exccutift officcT of DWI. said, '11\is uanSKlion accomplishes a ~ r step in our business plan to est1blish the lnottk di\lision in the product development and manu&c- tunna busancu.: The' qRtmcnt a better assura 1 profitable fiscal year for the 12 months endtd June 30, 19M.'' Other new Pfijdura btina de· \'eloped for manufKtUtt by the di\'i ion include the linear anJ t1on pump. tumndy undtt 1 test by 1 m or coml)lny. • I After suo-endenng to the FBI, Carlson concluded he bad been bad by the go-betweens. When be filed his w return, be properly listed the $30,000 as income and deducted it as a theft loss. The IRS denied the deduction on &rounds no loss had been proven; Carlson appealed to the Tax Court and lost. The court found no evidence the go-betweens ever existed; noted Carlson had made no effort to recover the money, and condudect ".Io allo..w. a theft-loss deduction on the evidence in this case would open the gates to claims limited only by the imagina- tion." Don Karcher to be honored Donald F. Karcher. president of , .Karl Karcher Enterpnscs. will receive the Amcncan Red Cross Orange County ··sptrit Award" June 28 at the Anaheim Marrion How dunn& an elaborate dinner and awards presen- tation. Local smaller firms get financial help A substanttaJ nc~ sou~ of financial help lS now avatlabie for smaller busineues locally as a result of the recent acqu1s1uon of I st CAL BIDCO of Newport Beach by Untted Bank S.S.8. of San Francisco. The immediate 1mpaC1 of lhc acquismon provides an add1uonaJ $1 0 mtllion in new financmg available for fundtng small busmess loans here dunaa 19&4 Tickets for the Sl2S per person. black-uc event arc available from the Red Cross. For more information call 835-538 l. I St CAL BlDCO, a private, Stale licensed business and indust.ri11 ~ velopmcnt corporation, WJCU fillin& the capital gap for California's small busmcsscs by making long tenn federally guaranteed business loans. AlrCal sets passenger record • AtrCaJ of Ncwpon Beach boarded more passengers 1n May than any month m its 17-year history, with a record 351 .257 passengers. 135, 710.000, wbde avaJlablc-seat miles increased 31. 7 percent to 252.380,000. Load factor for May was 53.8 percent. ahead of our projections; and we bad one of the best Memonal Day weekends m our history," be noted. Correction ... . This represents a 14.2 percent increase over May 1983, and con- unucs the rccord-brea.lcmg per- formance of the Newpon Bcachbascd earner. The previous record was established in August 1983. AuCaJ has broken prcvtous monthl} board- ing records for 16 of the last I 7 months. AtrCaJ's chairman. prcs1dcnt and chiefexeC\1uveofficer, Wilham Lyon, said. "Our record May performance can be attnbuted to several factors. "Traffic in the com dor has been excellent. parucularly between Los Angeles and San Francisco. our new SeanJc-San FranClSCO non-stop scr- Vl<:e bas been well recc1,~d Wlth traffic on this new route substanttally Information 10 Thursday's Dailj PiJot rcganhng continuing educanoa crcd.Jts for real estate hcensecs and property managers was incorrect.. • The two-day senunar 1s June 2Q and 21 at South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. AddttionaJ information 1s avadable by calling ('415) 65S-088l. Revenue passenger miles for May increased 14.8 percent to a record Flx~Rate Adjuatable Rate • ....... C...-ct FoundwaS&L P:;lic~ C:~omcer Any toen otncer ~t Santa Paula S&L Any loan officer Great American Fed Any loan Offf(;8( Anaheim S&L Any loan offioer Rat• quoted are tor tingle family, owner· oocopfed homes, .bought With a 20% <fown payment. Each exampte tndudel three of the top ~. as Mlected by Prime Rating Inc. All lendet9 have been rtnked f>y Interest rate, ~nt terms and fML If a lender requires PMI, (private mortg11ge ln..ranoe,) It has been calculated Into the tnt..at rate or potnt1 lhown. AU tenderl were updated Ind ¥Wined IS Of April 24, 19M. FIXED ahOWI the traditional long-term ftxed· rat• mortgllQe. A.ML (Adjust•~ Mortgage loan) caMel a variable lnterelt rat .. adjusted ewry few monthl or years u Indicated In the d\ar1. The payment adjustment tenn tor an AML witl be dltt.rent than the ret• adjustment term, therefore cau ng negative amortlution (unpaid lnter•t it added to the prtnclpal.) ARM .i.o carriM a varlable lnt«•t rate, but the rate adtust• every ML ... 13.600 13.500 13.750 Int. Rate 10 75 2 00 11 125 2 00 11.25 1 50 Int. ..... ...... 10.50 1.5 1~50 2.0 10.'50 l.6 Amort. Yre. "' AIMi1. Y'8. • 150 :150 2SO Int. Ad). Cep 250 6 mo 5.0 250 12 mo • 0 250 12 mo 5.0 .. , ., u. Mulmum loen few ~ra as Indicated, and the payment aC:tJustment term la elwayt the same a the rate adjustment term. Thia toa:n does not ~ttYllly amon Both adjua1able loana may or may not h8Ve a cap on the maximum percentage ftK;t ... In lnt9rett rate over the term of the loan. NOTE: Information on mortgtge tending fn Orange County la provided by Ptttne Rltlftg lnC. Of Sa to. Rat for th partJ91 llat are dlf1Wd from Pr1me Rat ng·a databul of more than 350 lendera that are act the mono• mllnl9t and tend In Orange County. Lenderl uw)49d control approxuna y 80% of eource money money •vana~ for reeJ •tate loana tn the ttate. More ntormation may be obtaln8d by C8lllng Prtme Rating. t ll·frM at 800432·"99. The Deity P.ilot -=cepts no rMpQnllbUtty tor the Pnme Rating report• 18 OflnQI Coeat DAILY PILOT/Sund1y, June 10 1a84 1 STOCKS I NIW Y°"lt l~I -Tt .... llf .. _. • .... ., .. '"°''~·-""" '*' M• U• '' ,_ .._ Lh 1.•11 0-a -·~·-· -1'" 11,. A.0 44 ,I , .. 1t 1'11 lt- \h \I" AO I 40 10 "'.,g " U.. U )'> l\11 AIM.A 11 I Sltl')l6"lt111·-- lll\ ll • AJl.F W 1V4 1~16 I~" IS" ""' ~ "'""' ,."" •ust.,_ ~ • mu ' 41 • "" 4#1 Ct S ?•t Diii ll'lll »~-I>\ ,.... 1; l'I AM.I .. 111 " JO• " .... _ " 'I~ ""I.JI.It .. , I) ISO lS .. Jl'l'I Wl'I '"" tl AHi .. ht n "" n" U'lll t " I+!. 14 A Pl 4 ll 11-. I\" II lo-" U• 40. 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This crime- fighti ng mach me isal most a~ smart as" Airwol f," although it doesn•t hover as well, except when 1t h1b a bump at top speed. Telev1s100 1s a medium of 1JJusion. and tbe biggest on,. of :i 11 i<: th11f l'Rrh vl'Ar'<: """' rron nf <:howc; c;f"ems to be . worse than what bas aonc before. It would be tiard to equal some-of the clinkers of the past, although this pa~t year, "Mama Malone" came dose. So. the newahows frof}'I ABC. C BS and NBC probably are no better, nd no wof1C, than anythms seen before. lndttd, a lot oflhcm l"C'Kmble 5hows seen before. NBC~ ··Highway to Heaven," about a probationary angel trying to win his wings by performinggOOd dttdson Eanh. hu a famll11r rina, The differenoe, and it's a critical differtnct. 1s Michael Landon. If anybody can make sentiment and schmaltz palatable, it's Landon. "Hot P\inuit, ·• also NBC's, is a variation of he Fugitive." Hert. a hu!lband and wife are on. t , from the cops and a would-be assassin. The wife is a test car dnver. Natch, for all those chases, There's an abundance of detective shows. most of , them Wllh cule twlstS: -Lynda C,aner and Loni Andersoh like over the de1ect1ve ency left to them by their late husband (fur one of the two. ex-husband) in NBC's ''Partners in Cnme." -Jon-Enk Hexum and JeMifer O'NeiU pose as fa hlon photosra~hcr and model to ~ut out fires in the world's hot spots 10 CBS' "Cover Up. • -NBC's "Hunter" 1s about ·•a pair of unorthodox undercover detectives ... trying to sta1 out of hot water at h dquaners." At last, somethina different. C continues to find variations on •'The Love Boat" and "Fantasy Island" theme. "Paper Dolls" isabou1 the "fast-paced, dazzling world offaabion." All that 's gold is in "Glitter," the magazine (and show) that tells ._u. There's also "Finder of Lost Loves," in which Tony Franciosa is a cupid who tracks down the love from your past. COunt on A ron Spelling and OOuatas Cramer to make th11 work. . • . . l""D<'• The how that 50und) the most aotn1uma ts "'~ "Murder She Wrote." It' about a celebra\td m)'J\try writer who ha a penchant fbr so1vina crimes. lt An;cla l.aosbury as the Agatha Chrisue-hke writer, ~n enough ngJlt there to-watch. I~ yo~ need ~uniter cncoura1ement. the creators behind at are Ram.rd Levinson and Willian Link ("Columbo." ''McCloud") and Peter S. Fischer ("Ellery Queen," ••Columbo"). Spealon& of mysteries, 1n a season. where IOOd situauon comedies were hard to find. why did CBS c:incel such promising shows as "DomesJic Life" and "Suzaanc Pleshette Is Magaie Briggs" and keep "AfterMASH''?Ohe more year on the air for that show and it may undo all tbe good will generated in 11 years by "M-A-S-H." 'Gigolo' to 'King David' a big stretch f Or Gere By MATT WOLF ._..tM ,.,_ Wrtt.t IYER. England -Bearded \\uh a wig oflong. sha~) hair. actor Richard Gere looled far removed from the hip scnsuahsl o f .. Amencan Gigolo" -1he mo\le tha1 shot him to stardom But he was lacing wha1 could be 1he most challenging role ofh1s career King David On a Pinewood Studio soundsta$C in Iver. 22 miles west of London. Gere and Australian director Bruce Beresford were rev I\ 1ng that long los1 film genre. the biblical epic. It was 1hc 1hird week of shooung on Paramount's $23 mtlhon .. King David." , Bo1h Beresford and producer Marun Elfand are IPG;~ HUNTINGTON I EACH OfWl6( • 1984 ..-.al C..v s...dooo. Inc ANAHEIM FUUEJITOtl BrooUiurst LOQe fox P~oftC s Warner Stao.um Onve-ln m.{,446 S25 4747 [)11~ I~ 847 3591 639-8770 COSTA MlSA GARDllt &ROVl LA MIRADA WUTMtltST£R EdW¥0S Town EOwilrOs Westl>loo~ SRO Gate.,ay 5 UA ~ Center 751 4184 ~4401 S23 1611 893-™6 FOUMTAlll VAlUY fJmofy four 963 1307 OMNGf ANC O<anoe Ma• 637-0340 NO l'&SMI ACCll'UD ~0~ , .... fHC44EMlNT 10 _, ' Iba. IO.l'I "1111 ru .. n1 tlMOI c..... rOI SfOCI <PSI ,.... SANTA ANA ........ ~o 7444 BRISTOi. t t" S1N •HO ...... ~o 104 Oil.I'! Slt.O "tlATSTIO'r(PS) l lO HS '00 l lS 1Cl0 .... Tl( UM" C1'l 00 •IS 5 JO g 15 IOfS confident that Gere can can) the film. "It was Bruce's choice to have Gere," Elfand said dunng a break in filming, adm1ltmg that he mitially had a different actor in mind. "And I must say it's been a terrific one. He's wonderful." Enc<'mpassing the 50 years from Pavid's anointment as King of Israel through his marital and polJtical struggles. his fall from grace with God and his redemption, the movie gives Gere a range he's yet to experience in film. Gere starred as a young man of questionable morals in I 980's "Amencan Gigolo." In 1982, he played the brash serviceman. Zack Mayo. in "An Officer and a Gentle- man." Beresford. whose films "Don's Party," ··Breaker Morant" and "The Getting of Wisdom" helped the Australian movie industry to grow. &ald there 1s more to the story of David than his celebrated encounters wtth Bathsheba and Goliath. "The forces lhat impinged on David, the decisions he had to make. the relat1onsh1ps he had with people and with God and the way he felt about Him -it becomes fascinating when you fqllow everything that happened to David from his childhood to his death," Beresford said. "King Dovid" marks the soft-spoken 43-year-old director's second American film. His first, "Tender Mercies:· starred Roben Duvall and earned him an Academy Award nomination for best director. Duvall won the Oscar for best actor for his ponrayal of an alcoholic country singer. "It's ni ce to know that there are still people in Hollywood who want to make quality fi lms for which they, know very well there is not going to be a massive market, · Beresford said. 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KAfllEEN KOfCWt .. • Off WlUAMS ·-• Wll~ llJ'1tK & Wl!IA KAtZ !100 LOCAS m~~w~:-.:_~ ,!l~---~PNlMm1 ~,, PO~uii'iiiiiiiai__. l"'""••af-1at-00l:ll• ~~':;:"'.:_ t---.-... -.. ........ NOW PLAYING C*TAIQ,t --'-..... S-1711 -l&Ul ~~--llNll• ·-·---_.__ (-- !13.Ull .............. ·~llMll • ...,_.. (-~ i-c--..... ., .. ADVANCE TICKETS awillltle for STAR TREK. Tiit S.rth For S• GREMLINS a TEMPLE OF DOOM -'112AnD - CPtnln'1 -:::.-=:-......, _... _ _, -· ... "-" --Ml ow-...... __ _ E!------...... ~. .. • • " • 4 I ' ... ' -- • Ot~ C'ou1 DAILY PILOT 18unde1. ,.,...10, _.. • , J TV movie:tells.Nadia 's Svengali sto~-~ R PAR'lllJfT PCl\ff ~·~· .................. , NOW PLAYING COITAMOA Edwaros Town Centei 751~1&4 OIWIGf UA City Cnem. 634 3911 corrA MUA 11tV1M --VU> -- Eelwards 8nstlll EOWirds Wooclb11cloe Edwards Vleio Twin S41>-7"4 c.nemi 551 0655 ~ WOIWSI Pacific's it.Way l9 DIM-In COSTA IESA •LA MAIM e01W11E Edward$ Ontma C41'11tr Nit, F1$1110n SQuare Clnldome 979-4141 691-0633 634-2SS3 B. TONI LA MllW>A OMJIGI EclwaldS Sa~ SAO Gateway 5 StaclWm Orivt-ln 581·5880 523-1611 639-8770 llO-OCCPTIO_fM_, 1191-3153 WUTllMSTER UA~ 893-0546 Nadia Coma.oed perfonu ID l9780IJ'lllplce. Depressed Del unable to ~ wiUa die ~. chanta and public c:ipeaauon adia Rbds &om Karol)'i nd her fOf'nd nd psoa eati111 ~ pin1na ~~M . • Tbctt also s the fuzzy ,~ tMI Nadia may have uicd &o commit Mllddt ... ,by i driftDal blaial. Tbomp$0D 1d the movie in1.entionaOy madc Ole incident unclear. "We only hid ond·band 1nrormatioa About the suicide attempt.·· id 1bompton. ~we bandied It lbe way Nadia did 10 her autobw;istal)hy. Wbieb is you just don't know." Nadia pulls benelf out of bcr doldr\lms. and. wnh IUrolyi ll&10 a btr beckbOnt, she ~ hmdho the 1980 Ol)'tilpics. The film ends with ber COUJaFOUI performance at the 1979 World ChampiodSb.ipt. "Nadia" travels chronolQ&Jcally throuab bCr ~or athletic milestones. Her firu meet was a di.laaer. Sbe.fell off the beam three times. and more danna at the ~xt plaYJrOUnd. • Just enou&t.i is dei>ktcd from the l 976 Olympic Interests and commitments also changt. and .what competition to ~ll why the mid fell in love wilb a was once a pme becomes a business.. It's tbe rare athlete poker-faced 14-ycar~ld. whose t..rldaiwk poo)'tail -baseball s Pete Rose comes to mirld -who can still swayed like a pendulum as e redefined pttfection. play with cbildhke enthusiasm after cnjoyin& and Am--can 't,mnast M•_;• F--a-:"k wu Used to rt• suffcnna from fame. L "'' .. "_ ·~ ... After her phenomenal acbjevcmcnt on 1ntcmationat create Nadia's 1rst PttfCct pefformanc:e. but no other TV at the Montreal Olympics.. Nadia can't be the routines aruhow.D ... We looked at the ABC footalC, but it anonymous littJe &irl anymore. She's tqasted as ''UttJe -;;;wa=s=too=ha=rd=to=ma=te=h;='·=sa==id' =lb=o=m=pso,==!J\.==;;;;=~ Miss Perfect .. in nxosnition ofhercollccuon of pcrl'ect-10' 11 scores at the Game$. ANAHEIM Brodlh\nt Loge 712-6446 COSTA ii& EdwardsMeA 646-502.5 a1'RESS cypress 828-1660 POUN1lUN VALL!Y ORIJICZ Flmly Fcu Stdwn Ott\le-l:n 96.l-13111 · «»8770 CMDDCiiiM: -sMTAW EdMrds 'We$1b oak Edwards Br1ltol 53()-4«)1 540-7444 OIWIGE WESWIEM Nit:. Orange Miii Padftc"s HHMly 38 637-0340 DrM1n 89t-3883 *...,.00.....,..._ Coloring Contest 1 ---=.........__J ltS A Horse Of A Different Color Orange QmJty Pdirgrounds • CostaMesa • July6-15 ,. WIN ER ! One winn~r in each age group will be cho en. Each ~nner will receive 4 ticketa to the Orange Count)' Fair. Winning pictures will be posted in the Fine rta eihibi.t at the fairground . £.~----------------------------------------~ DDR PHO E '-iiiiiiiii ................ ~----~~~~ G GRO P 0 3-5 yn. 0 6-8 yn. GJ 9·11 yn. p ted b • thild a .,,. .... r nt &.. P .0 . Bo• l 560, '4 91626 "" b Jt.t. lStb . .. ... c .I ' ~-~~...,._,_.....,........__~~--~~~~--· ~~~~~~----._..~ ....... ~------... :--~----............................................................................. . . •10 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Sund~. June 10, 19S.. PK:nnout euaM•• fllAmlTAT'lmNT The '~ penone .,. doing MO 2 GO, 8342 Fer1nllc:9 Dr , on BMch, CA. 92&47 f'l\el Antttony Tetlk, 8382 ~ Huntington Bellch, CA Aobert MlcMll Glanerakla. 2049 ~ 01, Coate Mela, CA z.tild A. Shah, 4n Highland Ct , Uplllnd, CA 9178e Thie bUeftlell la conducted by • genlrll perlnenhip Aobet1 M. Gtaneratlll T'Ne llltement WU ftled wt1h the County CW1I ot Orange bounty on May 2•. 19&4 ~ Publlehad Orenge Coelt Delly PUot June 11. 18, 23. 30, 198A SA.·22 DEATH NOTICES ACTmOUaMl ... U MAim ITATDmMT The lollcMlng penon 11 dotng bullneMM: SA.MOHi REUNION 197•. S115 8 Al.--y, Colta MIN. CA. t2e2t S1ewn Beck, Gt Oxford, !Mne. CA 92715 TNI ~II conduc1ed by en lndMdull. Sl4'\llO Bee* Thia 11atement wu ftlad with the County Clertl of Orange County on Mey 20, 1111M ,,.... Publlthad Orange COlll Delly Piiot June 10, 17, 2•. July 1, 198-4 ' I SU-3 MOC lt>TICE flCTTT10U8 ~ .. NAm ITATE_,.., The lollowtng pet'ION .,. doing bulineel M: AMOEX DATA SERVICES. 3920 Birch, Su"• 104, Newpor1 Bellch, CA 92MO Chat1enl Minotti, 10772 Knott. Stanton, CA. 90e80 H«lry Arjad, 310 Fernando #307. Balboa, CA. 92N 1 Thie bu81neu 11 conducted b . • PlB.IC N011C£ '1CTITIOU9 ....... MAim ITAT'llmllT The followtng S*'lonl w. doing butlnlM M; A 8 CONSTAUCTlON, 2272 ,...._ pot1 BIYd, eo.ta ~ Ca. Ronald V. J . Bervgren, 777 Flick• Ct, Anahltm, Ca. 12107 Thia buslnell 11 conducted by. an lndlvtdual Ronald V J. Berggren Tht4 etetemeot wu ftlld with the County Ctetk of Orang. County on Mey 10, 198'4 -,., ... Publllhed Orange Coaet Delly Piiot May IO, 27. June 3, 10, 1964 P1C1mOUt llU9ININ NAm STATININT The folloWlg S*'lonl .,. doing ~..,... ... PUTI. 1"6 ~ton Pteoe, No 1•. N9wpott Beech. Ca. t2te 1 ivy a. AAmerto, 19t5 SMnngton ace. K214, N9wpott 8Mcfl, ea. 1 Thie buetMel II conducted by: an Mdulll Thlt 1tllement WM ,.::J ~ ty Clerk of Orange County on ey 10, 198-4 n41111 Publllhed Or1inge Cout o.lty May 20. 27, June 3, 10. 1964 2ea&-a.. 2881-84 1------------ ,~"A~...---....... --~r--:--... :t • \ ~~:.'jMJ~tfA4t£":T5 r{ ~ re,i. . Thie stetement .,;_ rued with the dmt of Rocle A y, Oregon, County Cleft( of Orange County on former resident of Corona Mey 29, 1964 •1 ~ del Mar from 1940 to 1968, Publtehld Orange Cou1 Deity pu8ed away June 6, 1984. pilot June 10, 11, 2•. Jutt 1, 1964 Mn Olaon was active in SU-. local and state politics for PWLIC lt)TlC[ many years and was put presiDe dent .of tte Calif~ ~A~:ru flCTmOUl9USINIU FICTJT10U99UW .. mocrauc omen. U· The lotloWlnQ.,per.c>na .,.. doing NAME 8TAT'a.NT NA• ITATDmNT nera1 tervices will be held buelneee 11: The followlng penon1 ere doing The lollowlng Pl'90M .,.. doing Monday. June 11, 1984 at DIGISOFT COMPUTING, 19t5 bullneee •: bultMN II' llAM at Wauda Funeral Orangewood A.Ye., Suite 212, Or· Nlte Owta & Comc>any, p 0 . Box METRO °'8PLAV INC 12 Cor· H Tillamook ""'---enge, CA 92N8 174. 2005 W. e.lboe Blvd., Newport porate Plaza DrM i202' ....___ ome, • """'e"n Robert w. o.Mey, 3815 Sino-BMctl, CA. 92ee3 BMc:t\ • • ._......... and pn·vate interment at Pa-lngwood Dr. Vorbl Undl. CA Affcl E. Ormord, 10478 Piecer 'Ca. t2MO .. __ ... 92eee ~ Clrcle, Fountlln V*1y. CA ~~c:o:~ .,.,.., dflc View Memorial Park. SuMn L Oelily, 3815 Sing-92708 nii, bualnell, II condUc:ted by: en WATKINS lngwood Dr .. YOl'be Unda. CA. P1tr1cl1E.MU1no,8913C...dlnal. untncorporstecl ueoaatton otn. A JACK WATKINS a resi 92&88 Foun1a1n Vlllly CA 92708 tl'llln 1 pertnenhlp . '. • ~ D. Arenz. 17325 So Madelyn LIYOnton, 1no w ,,..,, c. ~ dent of Orange, Califorula, Nape Cir. Cerrttoe, CA 90701 BalbO• Blvd . Newport Bellch, Ca. nq atatement wu fllld with the passed away June 7, 1984 at T...ite L. Arenz., 17325 So. 92708 County Clerk of Orange County on his residence. Mr Watkins Nape Cir., Cerrttoe. CA. 90701 Jane E. Cole. 19 &capaoe Crt., Mey 10, 19&4 had bee tina Anni Thia bu.ir-It conducted by: I Newport Bellch, CL 92ee3 FM8111 . nan opera--e ~'6'· g41neta1 pertn«lhtp. Romelia C. Yenerz, 107 ~a. Publlshld Orange Cout Delly neer with Local Union # 12 Robert W. o.Hey Hu~~:.£--.~ Piiot Mey 20. 27. June 3, 10, 1964 for more than 45 years. He Thie tta1erMM-wet flied wttn the Hlfc:;u·~c:: 92e2e 288&-M was presently retired from CounM 30ty C1~ of Orange County on ....._._ •• u~lna.. . 1-• ............. , Pacific Dredging Co and he ey ' ~ ~ ~,.~.'c;_' 92f.27'-""''""" 1---------- was also a member of the Published Orange COMt Delly Mary T. Pod!Mkl, 18000 Hennen PlllJC lt)TIC( Victory Christi.an Center 10 Pllol June 10, 17. 2•. Jyty 1, 1964 Road, New Bo1ton. Mlchlgen,•-----------SU-7 441fM FICTITIOUI .,.._ .. Orange. Beloved husband of Thie~ 11 conducted by 1 .,~ ITATlm.NT Bertha M Watkins; beloved generll pertnerlhtp. TIMI fotlowfng J*90nt .. doing father of Raymond C. 1 ___ Pt8.J __ C_lt>_T1CE____ Alice E. Ormord ~ •: Watluns of Stanton. Arla f1ClTT10UI.,..... TNI 1111.ment WU flied with the SUNTEAA. 19171 Biddle. INIM, IT County Clerk ol Orenge County on CL 92715 Faye Eide and Janice De MAm A~ Mey 21. 1984 Mertlynn Levy. 811 Lakeview, Burger. both of Alamo, The followtng Plt'IOOS.,. doing ,__Coste Mae. Ca. 92828 bualMS111: North Dakota, Jack Dean J AMES-RA VMONO COMPANY. Publllhed Orange Collt Dally Thia bullnMl 11 conducted by: Ill Piiot May 27, June 3, 10, 17, 198-4 lndlvldual. Astutula of F1orida, Betty 3007 Enterpn., Col11 Meea. CA 281•-a.. Merllyn Levy Sipes of High Park, Utah 92e26 Thia 111temen1 wu flied with the Raymond Jenklna, 15752 Grey "~·-,..._., of n-..-Coun and Arletta Westman of Ollla. Wwtmln1ter. CA. 112&83 PWLIC ftOTIC[ """''ty ...._... ...,,_._ ty on Wesurunster Also surviving JemM R. Jenklnl, 15752 Grey Mey 21· t9a. ~ are 16 grandchildren, 11 Olt!Thll. Y!~« ~ 92ee3 ,__ FIC~ITA8USMTI_.. Publllhed Orange Co..t Delly dchiJdren and I .,.. __ II ....,...,ucted "' I _,. 1 M 3. 0 964 great gran one al pertnenhlp. The lollowtng peraons .,.. doing PllOt Mey 27, JUM • 1 • 17, 1 brother Albert Watkms of Raymond Jenklna bu~ u · 28t5-8'4 Hunungton Beach. Friends Thll 1t11ament WM flled wtth tlMI The Sllll Connection, 29892 may call at Pierce Brothen' ty Clerk of Orange County on Marguerite Pkwy, S te 2008,•----------- •Y 29, 198A Miiiion Viejo, Ca. 92892 Ptll.JC NOTICE Smith Mortuary from Noon ~ Jimmy Lae Beuc:ler, 27828 Mom-1----------- to 9 PM on Sunday. where Publllhed Orange eo..1 Diiiy lng1ter. San Juen Capletrtn0, Ce. flCTmOUI 9USINHI funeral services will be con-June 10. 17. 2•. July 1. 1984 92875 NAm ITATEMSfT ducted at 1 :30 PM on Mon-SU·5 Thia buem.s Is conduc:ted by. en Thi followlng peraone are doing lndMdual.· bullnela 11: day, June 11, 1984. officitat· -----------Jim 8euc:ler FULL SERVICE DESIGN co .. ing Reverend F.dward E. i----rt __ B_IC_NO_T1CE____ Thie •lltement wu fllld wt1h the 513'h Jumlne, Corona del Mer, Ce Dunn f th V· .... ~ l""L-"-County Clerk of Orange County on 92825 0 e i.. ...... ry '-'IU &a-F1CTITIOUI ....... Mey 21. 1984 Paul H. Toetblrg. 513'h Jaemlne, tian Center of Orange. In· MAm ITAn.NT f'Man Corona del Mer, ea. 92825 terment will be made at Pa-IDWThe-•~ Plt'IOOI.,.. doing Publllhed Orange Coul Delly u11 M. PQP911r, 513'h Jumlne, • afic View Memorial Park. THE PHOTOBANK, 17905 &cy· Piiot Mey 27 June 3. 10. 17, t964 Corona del Mer, Ca. 92e25 P B h • $ h 28 t2-&<t Thia ~ II conducted by-1 ierce rot ers m1t ark Clrcle, &It• K, lrvtne. CA general pe11nent1tp Mo r tuary, Directors, 271• U..M.Poppler 536-6539 M.L s .. Inc · RMltor., Cal"omla. fltlll.IC lt>TICE Thll ltetement wu filed wtth the 738 N. Wl1arman, #58, San..,_ _____ ...;......;..;;,, ___ "'~· ,..._ ... f Or eoun dlno CA .,.2~,,. RV"TOTMW•• -··-u ...,.,.,nty .,_,. o ange ty on BAILEY ner • · • ~ ... ,..,,,....,.....v_ M 21 1"'•~ Thia bu81 ... ~ ............ by: N"'.-ITA...._... ey ' ...... --CLAYTON C. BAILEY, neee ......... """'..., ·• -·~· ,.._,. llon. TIMI followtng penone ere doing PUblllhed Orange Coaet Delly beloved husband of Betty Maril L. Semlnano, Prealdenl buCllAnellLIFOllRN: IA CANOES. 1~5 ,.._..., Piiot May 27, June 3, 10, 17, 198-4 Bailey, loving father of Rob-Thie 1111emen1 wu flied wt1h the .. ~ 2.-·~ Bailey of Ariz.on.a and nty Cleft! of Orenge County on Piece, Colt• Mela, Ca 92827 .....,...... ey 30 t9a. John Bud Hohl, 161 E 211t Wilson of Elainore, · f'M70M Street, Colt• Mela. ea. 92827 -----------nua: loving brother of Publllhed Orange Cou1 Delly Tnll bulkleu ta condu<:1ed by. an fltllJC lt>TICE Blanch Schomp. Pansy Val-llot June to. 17. 2•. July 1. 198'4 lndlvlduet... -----------su..e Jonn Bud Hohl flCTmOUI .ua•u entine, GoJdie Smith, all of Thi• 1111ement wu llled with the MAm ITATIMbfT Oklahoma, Awilda Divers fltllJC lt>TIC[ County Cleft( of Orange County on The following per90n1 we doing and Inez Winfrey. both of Mey 23. 1984 bullnlll aa: Y Vall Betty Chalk FICTITIOUS_,..... fMIMI DENTAL FLOSS TIMtm, 1112tll E. fuo::aCos Mey. Tro Bail MAm ITAnMENT Publlltlad Orenge Coat Delly McOunnott Dr .. IMnl, Ce. 9271• 0 ta esa, y ey T'--,................ I d ......... Piiot Mey 27. J une 3. 10, 17, 198-4 Sand8feon Prodllc:tl Corp. (Ca.), of Houston, Texas and ,,. "'IVW'ng P«'IOO 1 -'V 2817-a<t 12 Rue Grand vat.... Newport uslneu u . i------------8"c:h, Ce 92980 Willia Balley of Long Beach. DIVERSIFIED SYSTEMS. 18711 Thia bUllOlll .. conduc:ted by: • also survived by three hone Lane, Huntlnglon Beach. CA. PWLIC lt>TICE corporation. grandchildren. Services 2&47 Sancter.on Produc:t1 Corp. M da J 11 1984 GeorQe Richard Stefl . t871 I flCTl'TIOUI .UIMll Paul 8._..___, P-. on y une , at none Lene Huntington Beech CA NAME ITATEMINT .,,._..,., ·-2:30 PM at The Harbor 28-47 ' ' The 1o11ow1ng ~ere doing Thts 1t1tement wu fllld wt1h the Lawn Chapel Interment Thia bullnell 11 conducted by en bullneu 11: County ~ of Orange County on Harbor Lawn Memorial ndOlvldRuels " CALIFORNIA CANOES. 145 C«:I Mey 22. 1911-4 ~ 11 PllOI, Colle Meea. Ce 92e27 Publlatled Orange Coat Dally Park. Harbor Lawn/Mount Thia 1111emwi1 w11 flltiid wtlh the John Bud Hohl, 151 E 2111 Piiot Mey 27. June 3• 10• t 7, 1984 Olive Mortuary. Direct.ors, nty Clerk of Orange County on Street. eo.11 Mela, C.. 92827 281~ 5-4-0.5554 ey 30 111a. Thia Mlnlll 11 c:onducied by an ~ lndlvldull. HARBOR LAWK-MT. OllVE Mortuary • Cemetery C rematory 1625 G isler ~e Costa Mesa !>4'0·555• PIERCE BROTHERS BELL BROADWAY MOATUAAY 110 Broad-.ay Cos1a Mesa 6•2·9150 BALTZ BEHGt140h SMITH & T~THllL WESTCLIFF CHAPEL ,., 'F •7ttl St Cm.ta Me,,, C46 q371 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Ce metery • Mortuary Ctiac>el • Crem•tor..- j ~OQ Pa c.oltc Vtf!w 0fl~f' Nf'w(:'nrl Be11cl'I 644 ?700 McCORMICK MOATUAA\' 1795 Lag:ma Canyon Rd Legune Bnc:n C1 ~265 1 ,Q ... 9 .. ,5 c Publllhld Orange Cou1 Delly John Bud Hohl llot June 10. 17. 2•. July 1. 1964 Thia 111tament ... nlld wtth lhe DIDllC 111\Tll'I' SU-10 County Clerk of Orange County on ___ r ____ nu_•_•~--- Mey 23, 198'4 FICT1T10UI Ml ... 11 P~bllahed Orange Coul ~ NAME ITA~ PllOt May 27, June 3, 10, t7, 1964 The lo41oWtng P4QOnl ere doing ITATEmNT Of' 2817-a.. bullnea u: MAHDOtPWNT Of' UU Of PACIFIC NATIONAL Ol9TRJ8U. ACTI'TlOUS .,... •• NAm 1-----------TION, 2318 W. Chandler A\111., The lollowtng penone hew eban-rtaJC NOTICE Sant• Ana. Ca. 927CM the UM of the Rc:tltloue Bull--i..r.w.nc. OeYld Brey, 23111 W. Nemr. NEWPORT DEVELOP· F1CTTT10UI .,..... ChandMr Aw, Santa Ana, Ca. ENT CO, 18711 GrwMew L.ane. MAim ITATDmNT 92704 unttna1on e.ct\, Ca. t2&49 Thi fonowtng l*'90n le doing Thia ~ II conducted by. en The ~ Name f9ifwrad to bulinell u: lndMdual PWLIC lt>TICE boY1 WM Ned In Or1n91 County 8ARTWOOD CONSTRUCl'ION, ~ D. llltey F.t> 211, 1964 ALE NO F23M31 9302 Cometodl Or.. ~llngton Thll ltatement ... tllad with the Grant E Argabright, 18711 BMctl, CA. 92&"4 County Clerk of Otenoe ~ty on reenvlaw Lane, Huntington Beedl, 8ruol P. Bartotomeo, 9302 Corn-Mey 21, 198-4 . 92&49 110Ck Dr., Huntington ISMdl, CA ,._,. Oet Mar R. hlwl. 118e8 Malden t2M8 Publtehld Qr-. CoMt Dally t., Cypreee, Ca. 90&30 lfhlt bue1nee1 la conduGted by: an f>llot Mey 27, June l , 10, 17, 1914 Thia~ WM conducted by 1 !nfMduel. H 13--M .. pel1nerlhlp. 9Nce p Bartolomeo TNI ltatement WM fled w1tt1 tl'll .f'Nt 1ta1·11n1n1 W9I flled with the -----------ty an of 0r-. County on OClunty an of Orenoe County on P\BJC MJTIC( 1. 1964 May 30, 1964 Pu'*"8d Orenoe Coat oa11y l'M7t'7I May 20, 27. June S. 10, 1M4 Put>llthed 0r-. ~ Dally MAim l'TAn.JIT 2t71-M Plot June 10. 17, 2• . .My 1, 1M4 TM to1ow4no per-.one ... Oolr'O 1----------~ 80.. buetneeee.: (A) THl MOfmlAO! COMPAf!!J. "8JC M)TIC( (2)8Pt FINANCW. S!IMCU, 1HU '1Cnnout ...... bit 17th ~. Sult• 20e. ..,,.. NAm ITATDmfT '1Cnnout llUtllNlal AM. Ca. 92701 the folewlng l*'IOn 19 doing NAm ITATbmNT IMdOQ PrOC*1Me. Inc. a Cell-~ •· The lotlowtnQ per.on le dQlflo fomla corpoi.tlon, 1UO !Mt 17th POP'I CORN ANO POPCORN bualne11 ae. ltreitt WC>fl'K9, t882 !n7wl*lg, IMne. CA SOFTWAAC MIAA-CLf WON<S, Thie ~ II oonduc"9cl by e 12714 17304-C 8 Euc:lld. Fountain V.._,, COf'POfalton. Jofln R hrolw end Mwy AM CA t270I 8uldog Pr~ "'°· a.o.w. 1716 ~ Tetreoe. K.wi "°'*1 Grube. 17304-C a DoNlld AoOlnlon. P1eeldlnt Col-ON del Mar, CA 92125 EUdld. FOUfltMI V"'-f, CA 02708 Thie ~ ... Mid wttfl the Tiiie ~II condUC1ed br: en TNe bllalnell 11 conducted by-.,, County a.-of ~ County on lndMdUlt. lndMduel May 21, 1N4 JoM ft...,_. Kewtn "°'*1 Onlbe ~ Tllll • Yment ... llled with tN Thll eta1emen1 .,.. fled with the u.ter, Niii I Mii County a.rk of °'*'08 County on COunty a.ti Of 0r.,. County on A~ et Law ~ 2•, 1914 May 30, 19M • TOMt C..... Or ...... ,_ ~ no. c ... -..c.._ Publialiid 0Nnoe Coall ~ PublleNd Oranoe Cout o.11y PublltMd Orenge C0Mt ~ PllOl-"'Mt, 11;2J;30, 1t&.4 -PllolJuN 10, 17,24,July f, 1964 PMotMay21,Juae3, 10, 17, flM SA•.,;.,, SU.t 211 ..... Auto sales, housing and employment-the segments of our economy on which so much of classified depends-are looking better than they have in a long time. ).' We're feeling good about that and the opportunity it gives us to offer you a bigger, bett'er-than-ever . classified section. If you haven't read classified . lately, come enjoy a Dro~se through our columns. You'll · see why • • • we're feeling good about classified~ 642-567 , I .· I ' 1 118te'•llother LOcle counby oftere•ploneer ldventure. cs. Suits sifnal sun-sational, skin .. sational summer for • swimmers A. LJIUM ~· etretclaee oat on the unda of LaCuDa Betach lD a TautDa Of Callfomla blklal from FOdlre 8 . Tblj TautDa ..Ut la u brijllt utile 81lD It wu fub.looed to captue. LTDD• aclda her o~;!o14en toacb wltbjeWelry. A narrow belt ti• ap atyle lD one-pJ~ • • 6 . llaWot tak• ilkle9 la a etrWDa bJacll and whlR print. Tsarbi& 9Wim..-r Ja man1afa.ctared la San Clemente. J CS .orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 10, 1084 Loo1<1N G Gooo Slioe fy:coon keeps in step --- -~ r NEW YQRK (AP) -In what she calls her .. former life," Joan He I pcm was a child psychologist. Her hus- band David studied education. But when they decided to go into busi- ness. it was shoe leather that caught their fancy. Today. Joan & David 1s an 10ter- nat1onal shoe company with an estimated SSO million in annual sales. The Helpems spend half the year working abroad. Home is New York, Boston and Italy where the shoes are made 1n 18 factories . .. , haveJet lag at all umes," laushs Ml'$. Helpem. a petite gray-haired grandmother: This husband and w1fe venture. which this year expanded into read y- to-wear clothing. started as a side business nearly 18 years ago. She was then pursuing her Ph.D. at Harvard. and be1 husband had mo ved from education to running a group of shoe and specialty stores that were, she noted, "successful but n9t . • ti.o.e_ ,. • ... • ... -'i~R!!!'~M:. ?5~ .. ......,,,. ' ....: M . l U3t," 3'11t:"~~rt'fto'" designing shoes at naght. He sol~ his business and they set up operations near Harvard Square. Her first crea- tion was a lady's oxford . function~! yet different. a look the Helperns still aim for. "I don't hke things that are busy. more fnvolous than they need be for the purpose for which they were intended," Mrs. Helpern says. "I don't mind frivolity if you're at a ball. but not as you're runmng through the airport t.rymg to catch a plane ... The approach was successful, so much so that it fo rced Mrs. Helpem to make a choice. There was, after all. her unfinished doctoral thesis. ''In- novations in Child Dcvelopme~ in Elementary Schools ... "I had one traumatic moment 10 my life just before the theStS was about to be written," she said. "At that moment I said. 'Do I rea!Jy gi ve this up now?' and the answer was yes.·· The couple used van ous labels but the "Joan & David" tag wasn't born until 1977. when designer labels became the rage. A year after putting their names on the shoes. the Helpems received a Coty Award for their contnbut1on to the fashion industry. The Coty now hangs in the ladies' room of th eir Manhattan office, a typical bit of Joan & David whimsy. This season. the company is offer- ing more than 750 styles. many of them in smoky colors with unex- pected touches - a boot reminiscent of a high-button shoe or a black evening pump with mixed satin. stamped or brushed textures. ORANGE COUNTY RELAXES WITH KDCM 10!1.1 FMSTERED CLOTHING THAT REFLECTS THE QUALITY OF YOUR LIFE from 1 collt-ctlOl"I of our own fine llnens. I\ two·ptect> rn1m1blt . A va.Jable in wh.ite and powder pink . IVY'S LEAGUE #123 f'ASHJON LLANO MOS~:!l .. • .. ... Trya .Pluilge Cut. Condiuoninaia top priority for kecpina swimmers· hair lookina aood and 1t hould-bedonedaily,ae<:ordilll to Vidal Sassoon Reau tar u~ of conditioners can combat thedryinaefl'ectsun and chlonne has on hair. Vidal Sassoon, Inc. is ihe "officull VIDA Dw haircarecon.sultant"fottheatblete at •••••••••••• the l 984 Olympie$ Games. Astudyconducted by the VS spepatists at the £98.l National Sports Festival, concluded that needs, problems and desires ofathletes in water competitions~ amona the m0$t challenging. "It isachallengeand privileaetowork with wonderful examples of human form and to enhance that form with ha1rdesian," said Sassoon. "There is no better test ofour hair products than to meet the needs of these athletes-If they look good, we certainly will." Salon Management Corp., which owns and operates the Sassoon salons worldwide, will set up salons at the centers in Olympic Villages on campuses of the University ofSouthem California and UCLA from July 14 through Aug. 15. They will be staffed by multi-lingual hair stylist gathered from the VS salons all over the world. . The haircare Sassoon recommends for Olympic swimming contenders can be put to good use by anyone. His simple thtte·step program is cleanse. condition and protect. For clcansina. of course, you need shampoo for your type of hair. Sassoon has one called Original Salon Formula, that can be used by most ~pie. However, there is one for people who need a milder shampoo with added condition benefits. A tip from Steven Docherty, artistic diretor of VS, is to wear conditioner on the hair under a swim cap for extra protection. . Besides, daily conditioners, once-a-week deep conditioners (or packs) 'lfl are recommended to frequent swimmers and persons who have already Wen y ~jii..~6t•ll~:!~ .·~-:-·. o ·~W1~onT~~~ose~ Viejo prove the v~tlllty of The third step, sCal and protect. Sassoon says, can tx accomplished with the Pia.nae Cat. Illa balr baa bis finishing rinses-the original one and another one formulated to give been layered all the way extra protection for sensitive hair. ~ with more we!Ot At the sports festival where the study was conducted. VS specialists left on top to play ap lLta interviewedmoretban IOOathlctescacbday. They.foundlhatbesides bone atnacture. Tu wanting healthy hair, they needed hairstyles that looked great seated in a aleek alda itn more cUrec-salon as well as when they were in action. tlon to her preT!ou style The needs were translated into Sa~n 's l 984 Athletic Collection with (IDMt) and look lood wet or stylesgettingnamessuchasPlun4eCut,(shown in photogQlpbs),acutting dry. Wendy' a hair wu concept inspired by a diver's motion -from the board, into the pool and up atyled by Jerry Brennan outofthewater. · Vidal SUaoon SUon. Bever~ . . The cut is very sh on o~ th~sides and. in th~ back, "'.hil~ t~e top is lon&er, ly Billa and ber makeap la SIV10gataperedl~k.ltvanes10propomonwithea~h10div1dualbasedon by ·Mari~ Aan-dne for bonestructu1e,haugrowthpattemandpersonaldes1res. Vidal SllMOOD CG.mettca Generally, however it is a close-to-the-head, naodem cut which looks • greatwctordry. Bikini suits always 'in' One-piece designs barely attached at front or sides Women in the "swim of things" at beaches and pools are into and.out of a lot of swimsuits, says F:oxfire owner John &thel of Laguna Beach. And supporting his statement is cover page model Lynne Page who says she has 14 swimsuits m her wardrobe. "It 1s not unusual for women who swim a lot to have an extensive swimwear wardrobe," says Bethel. "Some women will have a suit forevcryday," adds the Northwestern University graduate who has been involved in the clothing business in various capacities since his high school days. For the woman who wishes to build a .. sun-sastional" collection there is no shortage in styles and colors. "California is tops in swimwear," Bethel says. adding, "All the suits I sell are by California designers." • There are one-piece and two-pieee suits -and then there arc the one-piece styles designed to look like two pieces. The tops and bottoms are "barely" attached at the sides or in front. All allow "skin-sational" exposure. "The most popular suit is the bikini. 1t is 'in' and always will be, .. Bethel says. "The best bet ID fitting bikinis 1s buying separates," says Page. "If you are not a stick figure, but more fuU- figured as I am, buying separates is the way to make sure both pieces fit your proportions." And. the "sun-sational" wardrobe would not be complete without coverups. Again. the selection is endless w1th mesh. gauze and knits fashioned . into ~ullov~. Jumpsuit and wrap styles. Most arc versatile ... go1Dg with ease from the; beach to any event calling for casual attire. (Page will enter Cal State Long Beach this faU to pursue a business management degree with emphasis on electronics. The trio of suits she models on the cover were provided by Foxfire. n 62 S. Coast Hi&bway. Laguna Beach.) ROBINSON'S: An OlympicAhemed fashion presen- tation of sponswear alona with an Olympians• seminar featunng JoJo Starbuck and Bruce Furniss will take pJacc at 2 p.m. Saturday ID the-Newpon Beach store. • • • NORDSTROM: A new skin care line for men, "Interface," will be introduced an the South Coast Plaza store. Representatives will be .-vaihtblc.toJive facials ftom 4 to 8 pm. on Friday; from 11 a.m. to S p.rh. Sarutday and from noon to S p.m. on Sunday! June 11. Appointments may be made by callma S.9·8300, ext .. 123. • • • BULLOCI'S: Demonstrations of the Maui~ back and foot ma er will bC presented Saturday in Men'a Accessones. m1ddJe level, South Coa t Plau store. • • • • NAIL WORKSHOP: Techniques for applyina. repaar- ina and ma1nta1nina acrylic nails wtll be tau&ht durina fo ur-hour workshoP1 being sponso~ by the Cos~ Mesa Recrtat1on Dcpanment. Rca11trat1ons are bcmi taken now ot 64~·855 I for the first sc ion set for June 27. _, . ...... . . ID 1932 when the 01!.mrfn~ wu in Loe Aneelee. women were w very feminine attire With trim.a of lace od aheer raffia. f Guild president PhylU. Carpenter and Tom Fritzle WUUUn., lnCOQdng guild ~:-ldent, Niekarz check namee of tourney aponaora. watchee matches "'1th Robert Wre er. Tourney fans feted Bruins to honor OC ~~olflrs, vicar to get Micah A ward The 23rd annual tennis tournament sponsored by the Adoption Guild of Southern Orange County was off to a fi ne start with a ltickoffparty at the John Wayne Tennis Oub. Dos Equis was the sponsor for the second consecutive year with Mauy Fenwlde1 (president of Moctezuma Imports) hosting the party. Highlight of the pany wasan exhibition match with 0.., .... ,.......,, ................ Milted doabl• putnen Linda llallory, Ko. 1 at UC lrrine, and Jerry VanL~e. cl.1rector of Jobn Wayne Teonte Clab, relai off coa.rt. ADtbony Emerson and Danny Salz slightly edging out Rick Leacb and Tlm Pawsat. Spectators included tournament players and Adop- tion Guild members including PbylUs Carpenter, president, and Frltzle Williams, incoming president. The hard-working members on the tournament committee included Betty Svendsen and Sara ~-IU. co-chairmen, Marlly Wilson, Linda Manton, Patty Conover, Marlon Devick, Sally Peek, Barbi Hirscbler, E.G. Chamberlain, Sara Booty, Blneke Hall, Candy Bacl1e. Jeu Wrlgbt and Dolly Russell. Others were Bobble Stabler, Denise Newcomer, Ginny Sotb, Diana Yardley, Marion Devick, Peggy Ogden and Nickl Marx. • • • The annual scholarship banquet sponsored by the UCLA Club of Orange County 1s on the calendar for June 24at the Univcrs1tyClubat UC Irvine. The event is being held to honor the OC scholarship winners and special guests attending will be Coach and Mrs. Hom~r Smidt (he 1s offensive coordinator for the UCLA Brum team that has won the last two Rose Bowl games.) Les Hartley says tickets arc available by calling him at 752·2522. • • • A Las Vegas-typecasanosettingis planned June 30 at the Balboa BayClubforthe Monte Carlo Night sponsored by the Newpon HarborChapterofCityof Hope. Games galore are planned along with Ii ve ~ usic. entenainment and prizesplus a gourmet buffet dinner. Tickets are a va1lable th rough June 20 by calling Barbara at 556-1 770 or Sylvia at 540-1338. • • • Jennifer Gustafson, Cecelia Berry and Evie Borebm will be among the models at the World W ings International Inc. (former flight attendants of Pan Am) fashion show2 p.m . June 16at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. Members (over 50 percent of them live in the beach area) are raising funds for their philanthropy, the W idne)' School for Handicapped Children. Erika Williams of Corona del Mar 1s coordinating the benefit. Tickets (S 12.50) for the show featunng men and women's fashions will be ava1 I able at the door. • • • Msp. Job.n Sammon, v1~ for pastoral a~d community affairs for the Diocese of Orange. 1s the S«Ond recipient of the Micah Award given by the OC Chapter of the Amencan JewlSh Committee. He will be honored at 7 p.m. Tuesday atadannerin the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel featuringffowanll.Friedmu, Iona time leader of AJ C from Los Angeles, as guest speaker. Reservations($22.50each) may be made by calling 546-2914. 914" Succ••• 8ate Weight Lo•• a•ci lmoklng l Or~ eo.t OAILV P.ILOT/~, ~ 10, 1 .. Styles from LA Olympic years show f ashtonable gamesmanship Fashions and fun tjed up in red, wh.i~ and blue ribbon •. i:.&una Beach Ebe11 Club's .. Hats off' America" show turned out to be one of the organizauon's largest fund-raisers. The event held at lhe Newport Marrion was attended by 430 and bro~t in $3,200 for the club's philanthropies -scholarships, Meals on Wheels, Human Options, Museum of An and Ballet PaciCtea. Sponsorina a fashion show started out as a 'fun-raiser', ac:cordin& to Chainnan Germayne Cumby. "We a.re a very small aroup, some SO members. At first we met in homes and bad a show offashions for friends and club supporters. The shows became so popular that we outarew the homes and had to move to a hotel. "So the fun-raisers turned into fund-raisen;• the former model and chairman for the ~ four years added. The at~ion this year was C.arnell Kirkccna's anuque collection featunna fashions women were wearing in 1932 when the Olympia took place an Los Angeles. Guests found those outfits were very fnlly and feminine and they loved those little cocktail hats women .were weanna with their basic blacks. (The first apparel colJector .. Kine" acquired bclonaed to membcn of the Barrymore family.) This was followed ,by apparel from Dolly ct C1e, Just Lookin& and . Sundial Fashions, Laguna Beach, that might be seen at this summer's Games. Guests arriving at any event expect to be greeted., but startled? Maxwell, the robot, bad been programed to greet the part)'IOCJ'S by name. Maxwell also made a hit parading around on the stage as dtd the red, white and blue flaa~ntered de5sert presentation. , Mary Toomey, who won a bronze, a silver and a gold medal for Great 1'ritain in 1964, now the wife of 1968 Gold Medalist Bill Toomey of Laguna ·Pfatty bats and cba.n9 Niguel, and his mother Thelma Toomey were special iuests. -beada are '84 acee11orte..· Others there were Dottie Upchurch, club prniden.t, Lyla Rei~I (she assisted Germayne), Sharon Creighton, Nancy Hanis, Bunny Pero,' Joyce Zaen&)ein, Beverly Thielen, Sandra White, Corinne Armstrong (she's g~'s,Jta"•b·~~· ~~· · C' "'(\ "~ ~)'... ~ , ,, Y1t;-.~~~ ... ~-· ••7"-~~•w*" ' ntu . ~~ .... ~ • . -... .... ~ ...... ---~ Mazwell the robot. Chalrman Germayne tor of apparel datinlfrom 1840to19'0, Tiew Cumby and Carnell 'Kirk' JUrkeen.&. collec-sports and •pectator wear from 1932. : 1-C:he A nmVersarp L~rom 0 \5Dpn8h 'J How l:>etter to e~ -ycxx ~ and apr:na- ation lbr "'°" oofalllng suppon throughout 'jCXJf mamage than t7f gMng "'°" S0111C(t•9 as P"f'SONI as an~ Ring°' gltt of ~from~ Legh. 010Sm wnn her 111 'P.Jt thougtlS. ~ are IPw thngs., ctlls 'MJfid that~~ ment ii a wom..-is eyes the YtR1f fane )t!wf:fty does ~t ~ lrtgh ~ ildd that~ touch of Ingenuity and uniqueoes.s to our df!sqls tt> ~ }QX gett}JSt that rructl ITlCR speoat. lbr this °' any metlningfut occasion Choose from a llliQlJe and exoong collec· oon of~ desqlS in 18 karat QC*2 and ~ ~ i'ICUOMlsn.do~ ~I}' br ~and lbr ~ °'59ls tt> lei« S1Dt'1'S from )<lU" Of'19NI ~ ding rngs ~ atso be adMd W,yndham Leigh~ ~r.fR' 127 Fashion lsJand. ~ Beach. CA. 92660 ~ 714/644·0501 • ~ r Bullocks Wilshire ' _ _/ --• -------------'--'------· ______ __._ ____ .__ _ _.___.L_ _____ ....._..;... ___ --' ___ _ %,,Jt'MJ~~ ~ A TRADITIO . .;1. /.fL:<,-. D.~ sh · NAL PART ' {).;:. ~ oppmg for 60 · · ·of South ' 0 rr.<R #8 Fashion isian~ears. The look you,°~~;~llfornla's spring ' l"'..!1.5 <serves. TUNE UP DAD' . 644-0 264 Merona Gre S WARDROBE -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#;56~~Fa;s~·h~l ~a~tc~ors~~tion. withtheaaive~okko on Island m 644-7030 soMETHtr~G SPECIAL FO R DAD. A Gift Certificate f rDm Fashion Island is the best gift of all ... choice . Your choice is theirs. Gift Certificates come in any denomination and are good at any store or restaurant in the shopping center. Order yours by calling the Fashion Island Management Office at &44-2020. Neiman Marcus, Bullocks Wilshire . Robinson's. The Broadway. euffums'. over 70 fine stores in all . Just off Pacific Coast Highway between Jamboree and MacArthur Blvds., Newport Beach . m NEWP<>RT cENfER W FASH.ION ISLAND ,1 ,, • 640-8310 '°'" ,owe~ flR.A. OLYMPIC T and Grads. Lon -SHIRT, a great su #26 Fashion lsl~:crd short sleeves av~~ae~,speclal tor Dads e. 640-4423 ALL COTTON Fathers Day i~PORT SHIRTS Sho #119 Fashio~ lsl~~~I remem~r all.~=r.long sleeves. A 759-1622 , RAFFj eiveJcr . CONCORD CREA watches In 'the TORS ot the thl gold and all stee7°rld. Available In ,7,t'!....water-reslstant # 32 Fash Ion Isla~ V"'!I· steel I. I 4K . 644-2040 I TRAVEL l ___ ------- - alifo!!nia Gold CouDtJ.!-Y~rountl ffi • t r a vel ers pioneer adveature easier The Oold Ru.sh of '84 may~ for.Olympics medaJa 1n s Angele • but JUSt a wq_on traln nde or a one-hour jct liabt away lies the real Califomta Gold Country, the otld·famous Mother Lode. Now u rich with &olden Jore as it was in 184'9 with aold ore. the area offers a summer gold mine of pioneer 8dventures ideal for family fun before or after ~e L.A. Games. . California State Highway 49, okknamed the Golden in, bnks dozens of quaint, colorful minina town$ on a 9orth-south line between Sacramento to the west and Yosemite National Park and Lalce Tahoe to the cast. At Jtops 'alona the way, visitors this summer can sec or even join in a two-week wagon train, a Pony Express mail run, or a modem Jeepers Jamboree. <;:ountry fairs, rodeos, and do-it-yourself aold · panning complement countryside recreation on majestic l~kes and mountains unchanJed since pioneer prospectors discovered them. And antique shows. historic house tours. and an all-you-can-drink wine tasting festival fill the calendar with activity. Little gold is left in "them thar halls" once dotted with tent cities and covered with claims of argonaut tmmi&rants from throu&hout the United States plus Europe, Mexico, South Amenca, Australta and China. Even many of the later wooden mining towns succumbed to fire, harsh weather. and human desenaon when their aold ran out. But enou&h remains to recreate the color of an h1stonc era, which reshaped this nation's histol) and the world's economy. But nothma bnnas t!ic old Wes& to li!c like lhe hero.. and-villain melodramas reenacted 1n modern New Yon bound pas amphitheateTS and old-time opera houses throuJbout the e~ flyana from Los An· Mother Lode area. Mo t rtnowned are troupes in geles o American AirlinQ Manposa, Nevada City, Oakhurst. Folsom, Coloma, are goina 10 find ea ·er Drytown and Volcano. site of the state's first theater. ground lransportation. • Carey tran•ponation, Whether by the HiJhway .SO Aasociation's Wagon Inc. will offen tra~elef'I a T~an from Carson City, Nev. to Sutler's Fort at varitty of ptt·amnatd Sacramento (June 15-28) or in the thrcM.ay Jccpcn transport.at1on options. Jamboree rallies over backroads and boulders out of c.att)'"s ules aatnU in Geo~town in late July-early Auaust -or by air orange jackets. uationed conditioned car on historic. Highway 49 -1he Gold adjaocnt to Amencan Air- Country offers a scenic side of California found nowhere lines· departutt gates in . else. • ..bos Anacles, wall pre-sell For a colorful and informaovc package of mfor-tickctstopas5C1lgtnboard- mation about California send SI (check) to cover posta,ae ing any of the earner's totheCalifomiaOfficcofTourism, 103013thStrcct,Suate numerous daily non-stop, 200. Sacramento, CA 95814. wide-bodied fli&hts. Hawthorne Christian School I "For the Right Start in l ife" .. Join the S ummer Fun at DA Y CA MP!! GI VE MOM A VACATION . • • Tonight, ~hese pepple are going to give.you somethitig. • • contagious. Laughter: Stagecoach robber "Black Ban slept here," says an old jail cell at San Andreas, andt counesan-dancer Lola Montez \h:~d.there in the house on Mam Street in Grass Valley. Mark Twain enshrined the jumping frog races of Calaveras County. And James Marshall started thSl'.'«ll;u&.~, ... ~-· Gold Rush with his discoverv .Qf 1mlti ~~; S:.I!!" • Field Trips • Crafts • Swimming • Picnics ~llt~~~rn\TI~·C(l~~-e ~ ~ ,. ' • ~ --~ • . ~i"f~~"Y~•..::...' ~ • .1··· .. ~.: • .. ltorii 'Weelccnd to explore any one area of mining towns with their museums, shops, and historic sites~ a week to discover the 31 ~mile heart of the Mother Lode between Oakhurst and Vinton on Highway 49: and twice.~ long to fully enjoy the backroad excursions with the most meaningful places of all -and the best streams where raw nuggets still glisten. Chambers of Commerce provide maps and printed auidcs fortbe asking, and an occasional old hand can still be found telling tales of panhandlcr's rudden treasure, borse thieves and bard times. For the most complete and colorful map to the Gold Country, send 50 cents to the Golden Chain Council, Box t246, Auburn, Ca 95603. Vintage locomotives chug through picturesque ~other Lode countryside from the Ralltown 1897 State Historical Park at Jamestown near Sonora. Twelve and 36-mile day and evening trips arc offered. In addition to sightseeing, the historic line offers wine and cheese tasti~ on board and an excursion with dinner served back • at the station." Only pedestrians and horses can traffic Columbia's ahady center with its wooden boardwalks. The whole town is a state historical park of reconstructed buildings and mining artifacts unparalleled in the Mother Lode. In fact. a strolling tour he~ provides an excellent overview of the widely scattered mining sites'throughout the area. Children can pan for gold in Matelot Gulch. ride a Wells Fargo stagecoach. sip sarsaparilla at the swing-door saloons, watch the blacksmith shoe horses. or"git therears lowered" at California's oldest barber shop. After a quartz lJline tour. the renowned tum-of-the-century Colombia House Restaurant can provide true 49er vi ttles amid modem fare. During the summer months, visitors may attend a matinee or an evening theatrical performance at the restored Fallon House Theatre. p~nted by the drama depanment of the Un1versit)' of the Pacific. To buy a bit of the golden days. most visitor~ find Amador CoU11ty to be their shopping Mother Lode. Nostalgic shops seU polished antique furniture, china. Jlass and silver, handmade candles, potholder's and Shawls, and old books, prints and paintings. -Old-fashioned July 4 fanfare abounds in Gold Rush towns, but perhaps nowhere better than Pollock Pines on V .S. Highway 50 about 50 mile~cast ofSacramento. There will be celebrated Pony Express Days with a simulated postal ride, parade, steak fry and dance. On July 14 the first Amador County Wine Tasting and Food Festival will gatber40winegrowersand vintners at the fairgrounds in Plymouth to throw a feast of beef and lamb from local ranches with local wines followed by a dance ·-all-you-<:an-eat-and-drinlc for $10. And August '9-12 the county fair at the same place will rcvi ve "Old Time Memoncs" with a miruaturc frontier town. aunfigbtcr duels, gold panning demonstrations. a rodeo and a demolition derby. Placerville, formerly called Hanitown for its in- famous lynchings, remembers its preeminence as the Gold Country supply center with its 11th annual Mother Lode Antiques Show and Sale from August 24-26 and a Historic House and Heritage Tour on September 15. Its streets are laid over the trails of miner's pack mules. Gold was first found in 1848 just a few mtles north at Coloma, the first of the mining boom towns. The 22~acre Marshall Gold Discovery State Historical Park preserves the site of James Marshall's famous find, and his cabin stands, though his orig.inal gold nugget belongs to the Smithsonian Institute. Auburn, founded by four Frenchmen, maintains tts Old Town~ as a National Historic Landmark. Dutch Flat, one of the few wooden boom towns not burned down and rebuilt in stone. provides a precious experience of century- old buildings set amid rugged man-made canyons. Grass Valley. whereJold mining reached ats industrialized peak and last into the 1950s, typifies the masonry walled and iron shuttered construction that followed the fire-ravaged frame style. Herc stands the best mining museum in the Gold Country, home of the largest Pelton mill wheel in the world and pickaxes and shovels that sold to grecd)l-i>rospcctors for $50 apiece in their da). Insiders guide to summer fun After a year of in-depth research on their home turf. travcJ writers Joseph and Sharon ~osendo baye put tOgcther their pcnonal recommendauons for gell1na the most fun W1th the least hassle and the best value an Southem California this Olympic summer. Their book. 0 Los angeles -Sumer I 984: An Insider's Guide to Food, Sights and Other Delights Near the um mer <nmes. •• is an up-to-date, conase and useful key to the commumties surroundina the far-fluna same SJ&es • • jam-packed with quick answers an,wen and good hard facts.~ entenaininaJy wntten and easy to \lSC. h s like havina a friend in every nci&hborhood -a friend who introduces you H> that special restaurant With aourmet food, low prices. and lovable 'waltc~ a friend who pves you in ide Ups on !JOusua.1, httJc k.nown tll'ICtions: a romantic.aondoJI ride •.. 1 laods-ol'-!f!~l . ·ahin the city ... or a bat of old HoU)'vlood that lSD t Ul oUywood. -~pockcwizcd volumc(4"J.9". 36 ~)describes: over l 00 a unctions near tbe pmes (SS free); 7S e.xcclknt loc:al restaurants. from burJCn to chatc.aubriand -over halfunderSlOa ~n: bc$t bet for l~na and ~~lie ransponation· hints on ftttway dnvana; and exetlina • ubs thcateri and niaht life. h h ts over SO helpful ncies and indudcsa quid(·ttfcrcocc map howina both m~or and alternate route to the event The .. 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GATES OPEN AT 5:00 PICNIC PRE-SHOW BAND CONCERT 6.00PM . SYMPHONY FIREWORKS CONCERT 7:30PM RESERVED $7.&Jfl:AWN $5 .00 ' CHAR6El1CKrrSIYPHO• TUI~ (213) 410-1062 .,(714) 834-1300 . ncms ALSO AVAIUllf AT All T~MTM1N lOCATIO•S AM) TIIE NCIAC lMNTitUJM •• Off'ICE. 100 FUl DIUft. COSTA IOl llflCf ffOUU IDAM-6P DAILY • 0 t.)0GE CHR)SLfR POMOl.iTH IM PORTS .. ~ Orange CoN1 DAILY PILOT/Sunday, JuM 10, 198' ecretary of Defense elJs his side of stoey 0 R REAo..----------Gts: I've put on my helmet in an- tleipation of the fly-.... ijla ob~u that arc 1111 ~ to be hutted by lbost who ~ill ac-I • me of Ullin& this LAID EIS ~r poliucal •••••••••••• Re«ntly I pnntcd a letter critica.l of the Defense Dtpartment for reclc.Jessly spend1oa S 1,280 for a diode. {A diode is a deVlce about the size of a 'kJ"ain of nee. lt is used cO control electrical current.) Two senior Navy officcn, whowercm charge of a project involving the F-18 Hornet, t uaht Sl.280 was excessive. They hunted around a nd ouna 8 diode in a hardware store for 34 cents. I checked the facts and they were precisely as the reader presented them . I fe lt he was JUstifiabl)' outraged, and said so. Shortly after that letter appeared I received a rebuuaJ from Caspar Weinberger. Secretary of Defense. I feel in all fairness I sh ould make available to the secretary tht Opf?OrtUnity to tell his side of the story to m} 70 million d.a1l y readers. Here It 1s. Dear ADD Landers: I read, wUb considerable interett, yoar column in the WaslliD(loD Post concerning tbe two avy officers wbo refased to order an overpriced spare part lbroap lbe military supply system and found one in a local store for mucb le11. The fact tba& we are readlng about tbese cues in tbe press is a tribale to Ille effort• of o•r Investigators and to tbe common sense and cost-, consciousness of our milltarv service members and clvlllltn f'mf'lov,.,.c - Lill• admta111nt1oa coo olfltt, we loud tut away ulltta1 ~traeH U4 procedua CH.Jd at tlm ca ... rWkttlou ,.,.. parts tvtrprid•I· ( lastnctecl my ata.ff te c._.,e IMH eoatnctt UMt pf'Oeffares •• IOOll at po11lbltt u d rwt owt tlae ezamplt• of waste. Tlae Nny Hb~lly reeovered a r.tud of $71,tff fNm th supplier of tbe spare part referi'H to in yo1r columa. I• yoar repll, yoo cited 1tat11tJn tllat 19low tbe world 1peod1 more OD '•rm•" IMD OD 1oclal pl'Opams. People teed to torse1 tbt a 1overnment'1 most vttal IOClaJ proiram 11 to k p Ill people allve ud free. It I• &oo lli&d Ulat oer defeme1 were 10 badly ae&lectd' daria1 • lt'7t1. We maat DOW recover from tiat at&lect ••rt•1 difflcalt economic times, and alm8ltueoe1ly lmprove oar fortts to cou&et a ma11lve Soviet b•lldap daat nowa o 1tp of 1laclleaing. No one -least ol all Pres Id eat twa1u aad I -•ltbet to 1pead ocae cent more than It necessary toliDtaiD adequate defense for our country. We are fally are of America's doiv1t1c needs. IDOatlon, &be cruel t tax of all, bas been greatly reduced aod 11Demploy eat 11 comtai down. But we atUl bave a ma11lve cteflcl We believe we are doing a Jood job of modernWD1 oar forces and improvtn1 combat readiness, and tbDI, becaase oar deterrent 1tren1th is t.cna1tq, we are also reducing &be po11ib1Jity of ever llavtag to uae tllese force• in war. We sball continue to try to eUmiute fraacl, waate and abase, wbetber we fiad It iD tbe defe1se establishment or la our civiUan sappUers. Tbe public needs to bave all tbe facls if tbey are going to be able to judge our efforts fairly. Tbanks for tbJs chance to get my two cents in. - Sincerely, Caspar WeiDberger, Secretary Of Defense. BRIOGf --- DEAR R£ADER81 We ........... ,,........ ... "-,..,. .. &INee ..... ............... t. ... ... fa~. n.t ..at ....... . u.t. ,_ tM da• ..... . .... ,...,... •• .,.. ••...tliil u.. ...._, cea ... t. • ..,.._ •f ra. ... ..._.,,At ta. eM et U.. NrlN, we wOI .. Md& y ...... , .... u.. ... ...,.er-..a. Neither vulnerable. E11t de•Ja. • NORTH • 41 ~AKJt O A Jlot +AH WEST EAST •kO •J71 ~ IOHZ IV' Qt10 0 Q87 0 50 •ICH +U SOUTH • Q 10985 IV' Vold O KU +Q10987 The bidding: • Eaat Swtla Weal Pae• Pue 1 • Pue • • Pau Nertli Obie s + --- Cu1w Go1u1 , .... 5 0 Pue S • , ... , ....... Op.nf nc lt•d: Two ol c.,. It ia e&sier to 1wlndle a pair of nperts t1'an • pair of neophytes -pod pla1e11 ~lld t.o play and deftnd In a reliable, lntelll,ent taahion. The heto ot this ma1nlfitent con job wu U.S. Intern• tionallat John Moran. The hand occurred in a tourna ment in Canada, and hi victims were two ol that country's rreat players. An Innocent psychic open· inr bid by w eet led lo a strange auctioo by Motan and his p&rtner. Moran will be the first to admit that Ilia slam conlracl. wu not exact· ly ironclad. He had a sure trump loser. ao he could not afford to lose a club trick u Ou1 S1111F ~ Hcond chanift. Wh n the quHn of trump• held , dttlartr ca•h•d th klnr of diamonds and sue· cHatully llMtted the JO. He dlacarded 1 diamond on the ace of hUtt.a. and two clubt on the JUni ot heart.a and ac. of dla1Tlond1. Next cuh d wtll. Wh n Eaat covered the tho ace of 1pades, ruff.d jack of heart; wit.h tbe queen dummy'• last hHrt and at trick one. that could a,. ac· exl~d with hi• lasl trump. compUthed onJy if be could tluftlnr •dub from the table. end play an opponerat into West perforce won the breaking du.bl for him. trump and his lut thrtt Tht normal play in truntpS. cards were all ch1bs. HI• fore· would be to ltad to th ace ed club return was run to tht and biclt toward tbe queen. queen. and' the ac. of clubs But even if the •padea wer• and th 13th dlamond on the H and declarer 8\IHSed board acc;n J the last two what to do, tbe derender who tricks. won the k.lnj of clubs would Just another routine hand be able to exit safely with a for Johnny! trump and no end play would be possible. Under tho3.- desperate elrcumttancea, Moran elected t.o puraut" a rather devious course. After ruffing the opening heart lead. he led the queen of trumps Crom hand! Can you blame West for not. covering when that guaranteed him a certain trump trick? He got no 8nd .. , ca•ttlH• tar w. ,..-. •• t.: Claarlee o ...... O•ar 81aarlf, car• ef tlalt HWtpapet. E"ll ............. . I ffl'1 .. ~ aew "C .... l'I ........ c-p&tc. ... a H.15 Yalu, will ... aw .......... th CJ••Ua• j ..... ~but nactlv841. Cllarlet Cerea ucl O•ar Sllliartf ,.neuUy eauet 11*r· take ~ unrer ail q .. 1U..1 .... lltei People basically weak ~·-·9~~~~E8~pcl :enhanced by light traffic .. . This year. with the dollar so strong overseas. vast numbers of Amencans are planning tnps outside the U.S Perhaps th is fact alone should cause us to sched ule a fall fo liage tour of the ( eastern U .S. Why? Be- cause. wh ile foreign shores will be abundant with Amen cans. present esti- mates by tour operators indicate New Enstand and the Mid-Atlantic States foha~e areas will be wel- com mg fewer travelers. One company. Country Inn Tours, predicts foliage business off by 25 percent. "The advantages to those people who tour the his- ton e cast with us this September and October will be even greater." says Ralph R. David, president Fini. without crowds, New England, Penn Dutch Country. Williamsburg. I will probably ------------never get a chance to m~t Julia Miles and that's too bad. J think we could be good friends. But she's the wife of the British ambassador to Libya and I sort socks for a ••••••••••••• living. has crossed your minds on more than a few occasions. I had kids who won goldfish by throwing a ping-pong ball in a glass of water. The fish came with a two-hour guarantee. Ours lived to develqp bowel problems. I thought he'd never go. Our hamsten never fell prey to diseases like au the other hamsters owned by my friends. Ours just multiplied and ran around a lousy exercise wheel all night long. One day, someone just left the cage open. No questions were asked. --------------------------------.and Washin$10n beco me e ven more e njoyable. "Ser- vice impro ves in res- taurants and attractions," says Davis ... Even the per- sonable staff at our inns arc Julta endeared herself to me when I read that when she and her family were forced to leave Tripoli in such a hurry because of the political climate, she left behind a pct rabbit in the embassy garden called Honeybun. Well, you can imagine the publtc outcry on~ this bttle-known fact was run through all the wire services around the world . Civilized nations just don't go around abandoning their rabbits. . For more years than I hke to think about, we had a chameleon ma cage on the back of the commode. He was carried up from Florida in a Velveeta cheese box. He had only one trick. Every time someone flushed, his entire body bounced off the top of the cage, hit aJI four sides and when he came down he was swimming in mid-air for dear life. Had I not been afraid to touch him, I would have sent him to that big septic tank in the sky. TDDAl'I CIDSSIDID PVIZLI ACROSS 79 Oecofates 142 Hits hard 33 Perform 96 Turn toward 81 Donkey 144 Lanat circle 35 Began 97 Olymptc; 1 Heathen 82 Group of 146 Snare 38 Roves contest 6 lnlormel facts t48 Brazlllan 39 Roman 98 Knock talks 83 Bird dogs parrot despot lightly II 11 Lllsoed 85Toot-149 As fltf'U 41 Vwify 2 wds. 16 ThlCk SIJces 86 Garden walk 150 lntounal 43 Heedlmers 99Th0se1n 21 Burning 88 Falter greeting 45 Fasten debt 22 Play by 89 Att1rmattve 15 1 Inhabited securely 101 Dupe. hyph Euripides votes 154 Swedish 47 Crooked 103 Chinese 23 Make joyful 90 Elapse measure 49 Poetic pagoda 24 Aviator 91 Cushions 156 He Fr "before" 1a. 111um1naled 25Japanese 92 Healthy 157 Beneath 50 Health 107 Sleeveteu drama 93 Drift 159 Select resort garment 26 Tabletano 95 Gasp group 52 Salver 108 Ue lnw .. t 28 Debate 96Grow d1m 160 M1scalctl-54 Throw 110 Cale patron comp wd 97 Donates lor 1a1ed 55 Oe1es11 111 Bag 30 TV comme<· 2 wds 162 Depart 56 Oily trull 113 Encountw eta I 100 Cameras 164 JulCy lnl1ts 57 Number 114 Bucket 31 Pronoun eye 165 More hyptl 116 High craggy 32 Supreme 101 EleVa1or ra11onal 59 Bowling htll bemg cage 166 Fashion scores 117 Hasten 34 Pu1s on 102 Gaze hedly 167 Apporuons 61 Plays the 119 Heroic 36 Add1t1ona1 104 Taxi rider hOl l poem 37 Accepted as 105 Shooting DOWN 63 Coureeof 121 Scnoo1 book lhe truth marble 1 Sharp pains travel 123 Water vapor 39 Recent 106 Lifetime 2On1he 64 ClipwOOI 125 F0<m1 •O Hall 107 Waterway move 66 Male heirs 117 Ancienl •2 Pretends 109 King beater 3 Enllsted 67 Long nar· Greek ••Dog s feet 110 Thin cotn peraon row cut portico -. •6 Musical 111 Metal tube 4 Prepare for 69 Deep woond 129 Exc0<late .. dttect1on 112 New Zea-war 72 Bnllsh 130 Became .... 4 7 Motel Items land fort 5 Require saHott alert 2 Wdl •8 llera1es 113 Paired off 6 Huard 74 Verb form 131 Recumbent 51 Red 2 wdS 7 Pronoun 76 Takes a 133 Romao robe • vegetable 11 s Complete 8 High l hor1CUI 135 Sooll. Old . -53 Go in 117 Mood mountain 2 wds Eng. 55 Praises 118 Snoozes 9 Ourallon 78 Tropical 138 Continent: . .. 58 Knocks 120 H111orlc 1 O Nosy pe!'son topic abbr . .... sharply periods 11 Renovated 79 Trlats 139 Propel 60 Fltt 122 Vocai sound 12 Ancien1 80 Garden tool 140 Barga.in 62 Givers 123 Warning 13 Deck of 82 SmaH valley sources 65 Futt of spont devices cards 84 Atternoon 142 Male tttles 66 Lee1her 124 Bord calls 14 Short parties 143 Revolve fasteners 126 Undressed jackets 85 Air mover 145 Saucy 68 Hugest hides 15 Signify 87 Fruit drink 14 7 T r()PICal 70 Exclamatton 128 Narrates t6 Reach 88 Flutter 1ree 71 Prong 130 Barbecue across 90 Military 150 That girl 72 Pedal d1g1ts pon 17 Pot cover display 152 AmerlCan 73 Winglike 132 Contented 18 Indian 91 Progenitor lndlan part sighs mulberry 92 Put on the 153 Desertllke 75 Time 134 Permits 19 Bent over payroll 155 Female rulf periods 136 Lean 20 Hobo's 93 Sways 158 Cordage 76 Prosecute animal dial meals loosely fiber 77 Night before 137 Concludes 27 Cleanalng 94 Lawful 161 Spanish 78 Time 141 Bowtlke agents 95 Window article indicator curve 29 Asian sectton 163 Attending SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS II more charming when they're not exhausted from catering ta full houses. Local guides will have more e nergy to show us the sights in normal!)' hea vily- trafficked Boston. New- port, ,. Pmladel.P.fla •. and Washington." Julia was quoted in the London Daily Express as saying, "There has been so much fuss over the BLANK lhmg. I w~h I had eaten it before we left." There were questions to be raised. Did the rabbit have diplomatic immunity? Could they extend his visa? Could he travel alone? Could he be used as a hostage? What mother has not toyed with the idea of making an OJ]>han out of a pet that she didn't want in the first place? Be honest now. No one is taking names. Surely. it Julia knows ... as we all do ... that pets should be protected from childreninthcfirst place If we're notgoin~ to make a lifetime commitment to them. we should never assume responsibility for them. But we·re all basicaJly weak. Is Honcybun still in Libya? Get serious. A newspaper spent $3,913 to fly the animal to the Males home in loTidon so they could all be together again. I know-exactly wflat Julia ts lhiffking~rinlc up. Davis continues. "While our tours are comparative- !} quite leisurc:ly with three nights at each inn or hotel. traffic and the bustle of crowds at historic sjghts and restaurants can be a detracuon to an otherwise relaxing vacation trip through history and the colonul wonder of Mother Nature in her autumn ... Renting a vacation car remains a 'tricky area' Country Inn Tours offers 17-day coach tours of Autumn in New England and of the Mid-Atfantic States. For brochures and reservations, write to 2930 Camino Diable, Walnut Creek. CA 94596, or tele- 'Phone ( 41 5)932-1391. "FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For Res ult Ser v ice CCjll ~ 642-5678 ht. 122 Re bounding in tandem with the rest of the economy as the 1984 summer season approaches. domestic vacation travel this year is expected to increase by a robust six percent over 1983 meaning as many as 5 million more Americans will be traveling this year, according to new statistia rcJeaied by the U.S. Travel Data Center. Although Americans are fairly sophisticated travelers, renting a car for holiday use remains a tricky area for many vacationers. Connecticut travel agent Joe Stone. immediate pa.st president of the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA), notes that while six out of ten of us have flown before, only one out often have ever rented a car. Renting a vacation vehicle can be an attractic option these days thanks to unpreccdent competition within the industry. "Still, the traveler who gets the best deaJ," Stone points out, "will be the one who knows how to shop around and ask the nght questions." Now a consultant to Alamo Rent a Car. one of the largest of the independently owned rental firms. Stone has drawn up a checklist of caveats for the prudent car-renting traveler: HELi-HiKiNG THE BUGABQOS J~n~:Y~~~~e9l~'=Bg~~. Catalina GOING PLACES TRAVEL 12 Fashion Island. Newport center touring j~iiNiiiewiipiioiirtiiBeiiaiichiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(7ii1~4)~S4~0~-0~S2~1~1 available I. If you are flying to your destination. ask about "fly- drive" packages. Many aulines and car rental companies are featuring tic-io promotions that offer travelers the most economic way to rent a car. 2. When you make a reservation, be specific about the carsizc and fcatult$ youwantbcfOTC asting~rental rate. Also, determine the exact price you will be paying. Don't assume t.uat a company's naltonally advertised rates apply to every city . 3. The most convenient way to pay for your rcntaJ is with a major credit card. If you choose to pay by cash, however, be aware that a SlZeable advance deposit is usually required. refundable when the car is returned. 4. Because accidents happen, car rental companies will offer to sell you Collision Damage Waiver{CDW), for about $6 a day. If your current auto poli~ doesn't provide collision coverage on any you drive, consider taking CDW for peace of mind. Otherwise, you cao be liable for repairs in the event of an accident. 5. lfyou pick up your car in one city but plan to return it at another, find out in advance what, if any, drop-<>ff charges you will incur'. 6. Most car companies wiU not reserve a specific model, but rather a car catcgory-<X>mpact. intermediate or fuJI size. If the car category you have reserved is unavailable when you arrive, you are entitled to a larger cat at no extra charge. 7. If you want a car "loaded" with extras like AM/FM stereo r;idio, automatic windows and door locks. and tilt wheel stet.ring, comparison shop first. Rental prices for cars so equipped vary widely. And don't take any features for granted. F'or example. automatic transmission and air conditjoniog arc standard equipment on all Alamo cars, Beg). n Your Travel but that's not true of every company's fleet. A three-hour, fully-nar-8. lfyou sign up fora special weekly rate, be aware that Career rated .. Around the Island" should you keep the car for fewer. or more, than seven tour of Catalina Island days, the higher daily rate will usually apply. JUL y 2 began June 8. according to 9. lfyou are planning to share the dnvmg, remember Tim Mazur. general man-that every licensed driver m ust also meet the minimum DAY AN D EVEN ING CLASSES agerofCatalinaCruises. qe requirements set by each company for renting and Couu~ lnt"lud" Tht>0ry Plu• H•nd1·0o \..ompuia Tr•inlng The 42-mile tour, aboard insuring its cars. Make sure to check in advance. • 'ATIO:\Alll' RECOGNIZt:D ClRRIClLL'M a triple-decked. 700-pass-10. Ask about the company's ps policy. Some • JOB PLACEMENT AS~I TA'''f.E cnger vessel. provides comP.8nics, prefer you to return the car with as little gas as Enrolleunt Now 111 Pro1r~ stghts of the "hidden side" poss1ble. Others want 1t returned with a full tank; 1f not. Put our 45 year• of travel indu11ry experience of Catalina Island. Cruises you may be characd for refueling It a cost per gallon above behind ,our <'•rl'f'r depart from Avalon daily the goin,pump price. D-l H•tls . at I p.m .• except on hot-11. fyou are travelina with a child four-rears-old or KK\IER :Y I 2950 AltWAY AVE., 0.1 idays, through September under, remember to order a child safety seat tn advanoc. TRAVEl AcAdEMY COSU'EA, CA 9. Forty-s\x states, including Aorida. California and Hawaii. The "Around the lsland" now have laws requirinJ them. Expect to pay a rental fee of Call ( 71 4) 2 4 1-0825 tour. now in its fifth con-about $2 a day alona with a SSO refunda ble deposit. ~===================~ secutivc year, offers views If you•vc nevtr rented a car before, ttbis summer r -of Catalina's most im· mi&ftt be a aood lime to try it, tone counsels. "The rental prcuive scenery. Sights in· car industry,'• be says, "is especially competittvc durina ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE ORAL ARTS? Holly Lat h y_.) Invites you to two Hn- aatlonal program• pra- ented by her students, In- cluding professional enter· talners. Poetry, ~tions lnd -s ALL AOES PERFORM Performaocea at 3:30 and 7:00 June 18 Bethel T ow en lecreotk>n Ce nter 666 W. 19th St., C:..to MetO elude spectacular rock for-the peak vacation Stason. But keep in mind that mations such as the competition and operauna costs vary widely aero the Palisades, l .SOO-foot vcr· country-and so do rental rates. Talk to lour travel aacnt tical chff's which span seven and check the ads in the ttavd section o your newspaper miles; unspoiled beaches t t tbe beSt ~al possibtt:• andcoveswhercsmuglen ,___._ __ ~~~--~~--~--------~------- landcdandwhcrcfilmslike DOING BUSINESS "Mutiny on the Bounty" UNDER A were made; and a pa~ turcsquc a&sonmcnt of abandoned mines and FICTITIOUS NAME?. quames.. camJ?S. and a year-round manne lab. Cost as $9.SO for adulll and SS for children aae 2-11 Children under 2 are free. l nf ormauon as 1vailable by calliJia 527-711 I or by wnting tO C.Ulin~ Crui 8o• 1948. Sin Pedro. 9073). If you have Ju1t filed ,our new Flct1ttou1 8u&lne11 Name and • -have not yet 1ubmltted It for publication, pl•••• don't forget that the Hmttatton la 30 day• from dltte Of fling. The DAILY PILOT Ill pubtllh your statement for 131.50. 642·4321 Six-rrionth home SearCh ends at Le ·Pare/El Toro When le Pare/El Toro's second phase of 96 nets, energy-saving appliances, Interior wash- units opened recently for move-Ins, Christle and er/dryer facllltles, upgraded Insulation, and central "' Tray Raymond were the first homebuyers to occupy heating and air conditioning. I their new home. · The kitchens feature decorative vinyl flooring, As first-time buyers, the Raymonds say, they luminous ceilings, electric ranges with continuous were attracted by the prices featured at the 300-cleaning ovens, waste dl~posal units and cost- unit development, but It was Le Parc's contem-efficient dishwashers. porary architecture and amenities that sold them Complementing the Interior amenities are on the project. recreational facilities and landscaping that show- "We had been looking to buy a home In Orange. cases the townhome~ and co~~Y.mitu~ ___ ..., ... ~r1,..1W•~ ~,BCW!l1¥ .,fJ2LJDqgt:Jbli~~4\0Jl.~~.gm...ar """1Jt• atv.~ ... ~~-1111n1tngpools and i'fi~~~-~-'-mrie'liYd'rospassef a'mld tropical plants, walkwa Costa Mesa. "We really liked the striking architec- tural style at Le Pare, both Inside and out, and the floor plans made a lot of sense to us. "Plus, I was very happy to have a two-<:ar garage with electric door opener and a yard for our dog," he added. "And the price .was right, tool" Christle, a sales secretary with Winfield Locks, said she was Impressed by the quality of the amenities offered. "The oak cabinets, the custom draperies and the wall-to-wall carpeting Is fop-notch," said Christle. ''The other developments we had looked at simply didn't measure up. "We just love It here," she added. "We're close to the.beach, our Jobs and to everything we need." The home chosen by the Raymonds Is Plan C, "Le Grand Canyon," a 996-square foot, two- bedroom, two-bath condominium. like the other seven Le Pare· floor plans, It features a wood- burning fireplace, ceramic-tile entry and counter topS", cu8tom draperies, hand-rubbed oak cabi- Le-Pare buyen Chrtstie and Tl1ly Raymond Final phase now selling at Cambridge Cambridge Court In Irvine Is selling its fourth and final phase of town homes In University Town Center, near the UC Irvine campus. G loriously si tuated on a San Clemente hillside overlooking the Pacific is .High_l~nd Light- an exclusive, guard-gated community of single-family, executive homes by Southern ~al~fomias leading residential builder for 40 years-John D. Lusk & Son. Here streets are terraced to max1mtze spectacular coastline views and homes are plotted on o ne side of the street o!!)y to maximize estate-owner privacy. Cambridge Court offers maJntenance free townhome llvlng In a planned urban community. Priced from $128,990, the one-and two-story plans are available In two-bedroom and two-bedroom- plus-den designs with two and three baths. "Cambridge Court has been an overwhelming success for several reasons" said Dave Langlois, vice president of The Fieldstone Co., the builder. "Beginning with Phase one, it's been recognized as one of the best values In the city, In terms of size, style, features and location. "Cambridge Court Is a part of University Town Center, a speclal urban environment that combines homes, apartments, shops and servtces, offices and parks -all within the shadow of the university. This area offers the best of city living within a friendly, well-planned commu ... nlty,'' said Langlois. "Cambridge Court Is near the recreatlonaJ facllltles offered at Wiiiiam A. Mason Regional Park and Just a short walk from The Marketplace which, when completed, Is planned to offer shops, movie theaters, restaurants and many services." The three floorplans offer formal dining rooms, wood-burning fireplaces and ceramic tlle entries, along with vaulted cetll,ngs, solid wood entry doors and raleed panel passage doors. Other features Include custom llghUng fix- tures, textured walls and C4Mllngs and master bedroom• with private bath and dressing area with mirrored wardrobe doors. ·Some homes have skylight• and each home Is prepared for the Installation of central air conditioning. Kitchens offer gu range with double ovens, energy-saving dlahwuher and garbage dlspo9er. Addltlonal touchet Include natural oak cabinets. woocMrtmmed luminous Celling and ceramic tile counter topa.- Tradltlonatty styled exterior• have tile roofs, · mulltoned windows and entry courtyards. Each home hu a prl~at• ,..,. patlO aree. The model hom• and remaining townhomea at Cambrtdo. Court are open dalty axe.pt WedMedayandThuradayfrom 10a.m . to6p.m. To rMch the homee from the San OtegO Freeway, take CUIYW Drive eouth to Harvard Ave. Turn t1ght on I Features. As evceptional as the locations, the three-and four-bedroom homes of Highland light are styled for luxury with from 1888 to 2752 square feet of space and outStanding features like: • Guard-gated security • Ceramic tile entries • Woodbum- LUSK 'LEVERAGE 40-Year Adjustable Rate Loan First Five years fixed at U Y2% A. P.R. Annual percentage rate subject to adjust- ment each six months after 5th year. Wrap loan for the first five years with a balloon payment in the 60th month. Sample Repayment Te rms. .Purchase Price 5220,000 Downpayment $10.000 60 monthl y payments of 52,202.74. Balloon payment and remaining 400 monthly payments will vary according to changes in national index of 26-week Treasury Bills. Seller pays all non-recurring clos- ing costs. ing firepl~es with gas stubs (some plans with two fireplacesJ •Skylights (Plans 10 and 11) •Vaulted ceilings (Plans 7, 8, 9, 10, 11) • Automatic garage door openers • Antique brass bath fixtures • Luminous lighting • Oak kitchen cabinets • Ceramic tile counter tops with colored grout Lusk Leverage is hke no other form of financing for your new home. Since the Lusk Company is making the loan directly to the buyer, 1t can qualify by its own standards of acceptability. Many home- buyers who h ave been unable to obtain financing can now do so with Lusk's help. So please, call our sales representatives COLLECT for all the detaiJs. Reed from the ~d $200,000's~ If you're looking for elegant seaside living, visit High- land Light during the Preview Opening. You11 know you've arrived. AT MA RB LE HEA D HtrV&rdtoCotumblaandtefttothe ..... offloeand A~ Mod 1 decorated. model horMS. For fUrther Information, L..;'Cl'=...:lill::::.....;'f"r.;;~~'n;;;;.;;,:~f.:.,;,ff;;.;,a;.;,.•t1t:.;;.,;...;,~~;;,;.;,,;.~~,;.;.;....;..;....;.;..;.;.. __ ;;,.....;....~~-------------------~-~------~--~~..,.. phone 752-8808 • . \ J Orange Cou1 OAtlY PILOT/Sunday, June 10, 1984 . ·Villa Balboa offers a change There comee a tJme tn outside Of the tiouae. A llf styte. life when lt'a tttM fC)( a time to seek the' The VIiia Balboa ch.,._ A Cha~ from car.tree condom ntum luxury condominium ~-..;.__..:...;.__::._..._..:.. ______ _,;.,.~---~--~--:-";"'"""";:-"'I deVek>pment, w th lta • HOME LOANS FOR LE$$. Lower rates, lower fees. Right now Home Federal has billions to lend at low, competitive rates. And we an lower your loan fees by as much as one.half percent if you have accounts at Home Federal . We finance closing costs. With any home loan, Home Federal will finance 100 percent of your closing costs when you put lO percent or more down . Here's an additional S 5, QOO of buying power. When escrow doses, you automatically qualif} for tbe Home Federal MasterCard~ Preferred Card1-or a line of credit-of 'SS,000 or more. It 's the credit you need to turn a house into a home. Call now for a home loan that costs less, views of Newport Beach, otfera that carefree llfestyle. All of • the grounds and rec· rut Ion f acllltles, as well as the exterior malnten· ance, Is the responsl-"' blllty of the homeowner association. This condominium development haa prl· vate roads, a gate-- guarded entrance and protective measures to allow Its residents to lock their doors and travel with a sense of security. Many have found this the per1ect home away from home. Some owners live In the San Fernando Valley, Palm Sprlnga. and Europe part of the year and also own a con· domlnlum at the beach. Many young ex- ecutives also enjoying Villa Balboa. Less than a dozen homes remain In the newest phase of Villa ~ · Balboa. ranging from a "' , one-bedroom to a two-. ~ • toll frtt,, 1-800-86~-S.3,2.. --·· ~ (~ "\ ••• ~-, ~·;\! ~--., .. * ... ~~...r::.-. ~.,.io, !; ' ... _ ~~ • • ' ' .• • · " 1Subf«t to crru.m ~mu ns condiliocu ~ P~fttred Cud is Jubj«t to SWMbrd ardholdtr agrttmtnU ~-...,~~~ r m plan, all on single \ \ I ) I I ~ I ---· I '\ Cmtomttl 111'1lb 11('1" IDOf1Plt loans over llS0.000 arr tlJglble for a SI0,000 cmtit lme CHECK THE YELLOW PAG~ FOR THE omCE NFARFST YOU. levels. Remaining units, all with luxury features, are available from $209,900 to 399,900. VIiia Balboa. by The Newport Development Co., has a sales office open dally from 10 a.m. to dusk. off Superior Avenue, just north of Pacific Coast Highway. For Information call 645-6459. ~. _:~-- ~-- Belcourt's All New Terrace Collection, Behind Guarded Gates in Newport Beadt. Introducing a brand new addition lavishly appointed living space. to Bekourt's private neighbor-It's an all-new addition to the hoods of magnificent homes -Grand Design for Living in The Terrace Collection: Newport. ~----~-------------------56 homes with up to 3,350 From $405,CXXJ. square feet of beautifully designed, _L_oc_a_ted __ be_tween __ M_a_cArt_h_u_r_a_n_d BEL(DLJITT I Jamboree Blvds. on Ford Road. ror information call (714) 720-1016 • • I I I • • ·~ ' Sales start at 2 El T oro sites Adjacent Crest. Gran~view series open for Signal Landmark sales Sales open this weekend at Landmark Homes/Crest Serles and landmark ttomes/Grandvlew Serles. two adjacent attached home developments by Signal Landmark Inc. In El Toro. The Crest development, to consist of 156 two- story condominium homes when completed, ls at the top of a knoll In the center of a 27 .5-acre site between El Toro and Old El Toro Roads, just east of Trabuco Road. The Grandview community of 185 two-story garden townhomes, ts being developed on the perimeter of the same site and offers views of the mountains and Saddle.back ValJey. Grandvlew's townhomes wlll be available In four different two-and three-bedroom floorplans, ranging trom 1,386 to 1, 794 square feet. Prices ~In at $127,500. All homes have downstairs powder rooms with two full baths upstairs, fireplaces In living rooms and side-entry courtyards leading to formal foyers. Two plans have both breakfast nooks and formal dining areas, while one model has a separate famlly room. Features Include central air conditioning. carpeting throughout, decorator-selected hard- ware and lighting fixtures, energy saving forced-air heating and mirrored wardrobe doors In master bedrooms, cultured marble pullmans In baths and shower enclosures over all tubs. Kitchens feature ey•level gas ranges with upper microwave oven and self-cleaning lower oven, porcelain-lined dishwashers. custom-fin- ished hardwood cabinets and lumlnous cetllngs. Greenhouse windows will highlight two plans. The Crest condominiums will be offered In four different two-story, two-or three-bedroom floorplans ranging from 1,297 to 1,420 sq. ft. of llvlng space. All plans Include a family room/dining area. downstairs powder room and two full upstairs baths. Prices start at $114,500. Interior features Include central air condition· Ing, energy·savlng pilotless gas heating and ceramic tile entry foyers. Kitchens feature greenhouse windows and contemporary·sty1e cabinets and counter tops. All feature gas ranges with pilotless, contlnuoua- cleanlng ovens, microwave ovens, porcetaln-llned dishwashers, sheet vlny1 flooring, lumlnoua ceiUngs and pantries. Standard bath features Include pressed steel tubs, decora~tor-setected pullmans, anodized aluminum shower enclosures with shatterproof glass and showers o9er all tubs. Selected plans offer walk·ln cloaeta, cathedral and vaulted ceilings and wrought·lron ralllng and room dividers. LMng room flreptac:ea hlghllght two floor plans. while the largeat plan offere both a separate breakfast nook and tormal dining area. Among the standard exterior featurea are be tuck-under, two-car garagea with atorege ~ and direct home entry, and elthet a walled front patio or private rear deck. Residents at both developments wtll atwe community recreation featurea, lnciudl~ • aWlm- mlng pool, apa, profeulonaJ..quallty tennis court and ctubhouH wtth lounge, kitchen and llhower. Two additional tennla courts and another swim· ming pool with cabana wtll be added In a later phue. Sales offloel and modeta at both deYek>p- menta are open dally from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. To vt8lt. take the Santa Ana Freeway to the El toro roect exit and drive east on El Toro Road to the <MYetopment. ror more Inf ormatlon, call The Grandview at 859-2472 or. he Crnt at 859·2482 . •• u • • ·. .. Brokers who . d iscount fees given a bQost Court chose to Impose fines for various acts of d1$Cl1mlnatlon 11J 81MON IVkU . ., On all llatlng agr.-ment1 -the forms you afgn when you retain a broker to buy or Mii real estate - can be found a botd print statement. This statement Inform• the consumer that real estate brokerage commlaalon ratee are not set by law, and are negotiable between broker and cllent. However, a tendency for all brokers to charge the same fees -tradltlonarty 8 percent In California -exists throughout the state. This tradition was perpetuated by, among others, the California Association of Realtors and the NattonaJ Association of Realtors (CAR and NAR} amtthelr local realty board affiliates. A recent CaJlf ornla appeals _,..court decision provided a victory for those mete Independent- minded brokers who have chosen to offer discounted or alternative commission rates, or who have preferred not to Join local realty boards for one reason or another. .. Hiii~• Sunflex CuStcm BlirdS ..,_...._5 dfF ·~ • OYer 100 D•igi• Cdora • Spring-'9n'lpe(ed aluminum ....... tpnng b9dt "*> ,, hpe • Fol Ulelme 1A1lnlinly • Al9o aveilllble -:en.gy ~ Th8111 IOlt>P .. Blindl • lJl:M!d olM Pt II I 11 IW ed FAST DELIVERY! ~ fO TO TO .. ... .,.. The ease -People vs. Nation at Association of Realtors -resulted In an order by the Fourth District Court of Appeal that the original trial court ... ~~~~~~~~~~:'-1'1~~~·-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. ~~~ o scr m na ton penormelf by t San D o Waterwaya, mature tree. are featured at Pentrtctae Co-Ye. Pentridge features waterscaped the1ne The Pentrldge Cove condol')"llnlum $130,000. Several financing plans are community In Coste Mesa features avaJlable. elaborate land-and waterscaplng Interiors feature vaulted ceilings created by the environmental design and/or clerestory windows In some firm of Llfescapes, Inc. for The M.O. homes, white all feature a wood- Janes Co. development. burning fireplace with detailed man- The design features a multl-level tie, marble facings and hearth, carpet- stream and waterfall system that runs Ing and a two-car garage with auto- through the community, wit h most matlc .. door opener, along with a homes fronting on Ute waterway. The _12rlvate atlo. envlronmental plan was coordinated Kitchens have self-cleanlng ovens, to allow the maximum view orlen-microwave and dishwasher, hard- tatlon from each of the residences, wood-framed lumlnous celling llght- whlch, In essence, created the Im-Ing, furniture-finish cabinets, lce- presslon of a private garden at each maker plumblng and Imported home. ceramic tile counter tops with full back The Ufescapes team locluded_ap-splasn_and wood tr.Jm, proximately 50 mature specimen Exteriors reveal a Cap Code In- trees, many over 20 feet In height, to fluence, with lap siding, white wood -create a virtual Instant forest. trim, decorative entry door moldings Boulders, many weighing several end multi-paned windows. tons, were brought In by a crane to Model homes end a sales office are develop the streams and waterfalls open dally, exzcept Thursday and that are complemented by shrubs end Friday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 7 48 ground cover. Randolph Street, 557-7201. The environmental plan has ~n a -To reach the condominium de- major factor In the popularity of velopment, take the Corona del Mar Board of Realtors and Its parent NAR and CAR organizations. They were adjudged to have acted with ill will and In a "predatory manner" In causing economic and personal hardship to brokers who deviated from "price-fixing activities which {the San Otego Board} publicly disavowed but prlvatety enforced." The board was also adjudged to have unlawfully Interfered with non-member brokers' access to Its Multiple Listing Service, by denyJng access to those who wete not member-s of aJI three organizations. The court reaffirmed a 1976 California Su- preme Court ruling that requires reaJty boards to give equal MLS access to non-member real estate "" licensees. Ironically, the appeals court decision came only days before the long-awaited release of a ~I Trade Commlslion report which found excessive Interdependence within the real estate Industry was costing consumer.s bllllons of dollars each year In excess fees. . Some industry observers see recent events as the beginning of the end for brokers' "fee-spllttlng" activities..._ wtiLc.ti are pervulve In today's -resale housing market. It Is expected that the trend will be toward the "single-agency" deal, where buyer and seller are represented by separate brokers. with written employment contracts obligating them to rep- resent their client's best Interests. ( Simon Sykes Is editor o' ftrat tueeday, a journal for the real estate Industry, P. 0 . Box 20068 Riverside, CA 92516. Tel: (714) 688-8005 ' 51 55 80 M 89 77 5' 59 M S8 73 82 JOHN HUNTLEY INTERIORS 8581 Westnil&SterAve. Garden Grove 894-1339 CEHTURY•BUNDS 13656 Red Hil Unit A Tustin 730-0676 D•SDRAPERYSEAVICE 17 420 E. Ml Hemnann Fountain Vdfff 545-~ VAL.is PAINT 17941 Magnolia Fountain Vale/ 847-2221 CHAPARRAL.cAAPE1$ 15825 Graham St. Huntington Beach 897-3552 DECOR CENTER 2717 s. 8 Carrioo Real SanOemente ~ SNl>Y'SHOIE DECOR 19171 Beach Blvd. tU1tingO\ Beach 842-4<XK> ---DESIGN--MIOOO 18400WardAve. FOlriai\V*f ~ SPRllGCIEST CUSTOIDRAPERY 440 Canino De Estrela SanClemenle ~ JEFFREY'S HOIE IECO. CEmR 1215-0W.Bak«St Costa Mesa 754-0151 Pentrldge Cove, say development or San Diego Freeway. From the r.=========-r------~....r...::====:::=:=======================================::::::::::::::::::::::::::-------::-:-;~ offlclals, with sales are well under way Corona del Mar, exit at Bear Street, ln•ex•pen•slve• I th fl I h t I ft t B d t k ·11n 1k spen· s1v) not high n e na p ase. urn e on 0 ear an a e an 1n price; reasonable, The development offers one-and Immediate left onto Baker to the c1ass111ecs .... ..,.. two-bedroom, spllt-le'(el eon-homes. From the San Diego, exit at advertising -1 rw9I domlnlums priced from $101,000 to Bristol and proceed south to Baker Classified Advertlsln"°- -street,-then tum right . 6'.42-56Tlf ·- (,1{.\'\I) <>PI:'\I'\<, I'\ \IL~.\ \'LHl>I . Elegant townhom~s! Prestige location! Quality features! Great .. fmancing! 44 JJ ~%~h Only •1 ,900 to '159,900 ~- ...,J........ ~,, .. eel . ". ~ ~·~ ~ .. , ··-'C. ~~~:::;t,..· . . -. . .. .. ·., - . t""1Ulltr.. .... , '"' ~ • An Exclusive Community of Elegant Townhomc ldcaUy situated near M('Sa \trdc and C~ta Mesa " Fast Closing! Flexible Ter1ns! Affordable Rates! Our flexible terms .ind .ifforcW>le r.ites nw*e it NSier for you to qu.iJify. We help you mo~ in sooner, too ... by dosing your ~ fa.stet! Fin.ince your home the GrNt Ameriun w.iy. St.irt tomy. Phone for det.iils .ind curnnt r.ites: Fountain Valley (714) 963-7736 Laguna Beach (714) 494-7541 Country Clubs, Longwood Greens is just blocks from all the fine restaurants, shops and movie theaters r-----------:;iiiilllii~-------~--.--------------t of the Mesa \trde communJty. South Coast Pin.a and Ncwpon Beach arc only a few minutes away. Featuring beautiful exteriors and a pa.rk-Jikc scuing, Longwood Grttru cownhomcs offer spacious tntcrton with up to t,800 square feet. • Seconcl flreplace lo muter bed.room • 2 car p.ra e with auto openu a dlftct ~ to home • c:enmlc tile kltcbal couotcrtops • laundry chutes • bWJt-lo •acuum system. • Ako.a with window Kats • a«ond floor suodeck • curfcd.atalrwd..ls • dens wit.b wet ban • ICCW'ity syatems • lillsaloo tile roof: • trash compactor • mlrrottd wardrobea • swlmmloa pool •spa and cabana • mJcrowave oven • dettttory window • vaultN cd1loa •double muter uJtes 2·Story, 2 Bedroom•, 2 ~ Batha Open 11 am to 6 pm (ctOMd Frid~) (714) 540-3082 ' ~ i I • • Cl ss1hed advertising is your be 1 choice for he!p 1n selhng the items yO\) ; no Jonger need It's Quick and 1nexpen '" • and th Pilot reach t potential ooyers who hve 1n this are Call tod y, llilJ \ , Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT /Sunday. June 10, 1044 .. t l A, ·----~.__. ............. :.-:==.:;s.. ---s:::...: •:.r::- us Old ·. · Biggest •coke• aelzure lnHB ~ ..... ~. "' ''"'"t" ~ . " . l • . .. -....... -.. ":" ..... ·:... .. ""::: -----·~· ...... our a can eseen MAXIMIZE YOUR MARKET COVERAGE (and advertis Ing dollars) with the Beachcomber's 46,500 undupllcated clrculatlon In Huntington Beach, the Irvine Mirror's 25,000 undupllcated clrculatlon In . lrvlne and the Dally Piiot's 37,277 ABC audited clrculatlon In· Newport Beach, Costa · Mesa, lrvlne and Huntington Beach, Laguna Beach and Fountain Valley. · Clll 642-4321 fOR DETllLS ' •• ... I '/ •' t f r ---- l . . ' \ ' 642-5678 THEDAILYPILOT ......... I~............ ...... ....... -=...... ........... ........... ..... .... CLAS IFIED OFFICE HOURS lnnal 11n!W 1112.alA 1m=.a lft! ...... . t• . Ila lmral • ., ..... • •• Telephone Service: . 1u•• ... m•...vl!•11 WIMaLEDONVILLAGE :~= R!~~~~ •~& ... P'OIQ?JC- M d F 'd -• .... ,.. <4 Bdrm, 3 a-, -". family r·m. Prof. 2 Br 2 ... upgrldecl wtth with 2 C.., oarege. Sl'l"llll at.et buy In .....,...°''' MagnlflcMl} lut~ on ay-r1 ay p,•..a-_. .... _ .. 1 Ir gG -.... 111e en11y Ind ltltc::Mn. comp1ee -.irith poo1 AM· community 2 ltofy, s new.~ - 8 00 A M 5 30 P ... •• ""' II decor wlfavlah use of mirrors, finest of Flt9C*Ce. i.rge ~ lrlO 1109,500 can io ... Bdrm + pauo en .,...n-Bay, city tteM• Md : · ·• : .M. .,.... II .......... , woods waJlco ..... l~a pool apa 'kol patl. greet Mstr •ult• th&· .. ----.... belf. Secuttty ~· c.1 OC1Mt1 ~,..,...,.. Business Counter·. ..... ..,... ' "'"'' • • • wtatrtum. llOhted tent1ta -.... 2 ..... , .... ..,.""" 83t-t400 d•n, fonnal c11n1ne. pond, waterfaf a. $310,000. c:ou11. Thia i. ~ 11v1ng .. • • .,., epac1oua ram1v .,.... l\1onday -Friday 5 Bdrms. 2 Ba. with 2 master • • • rorontyl1e.5.ooo. wttt1 nr--. ,fhl..,.. 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. suttes. Owner leaving state. + f4 B1d1 rm,vt2~·Ba1.,formalsdlnlng llllllEWS :;..~...::'.~ .. Terms available. Priced below am y, P .·poo spa. 264,900. ..._1121 ~ PETE J BARREn .. REALTY · HERIT~t1f DEADLINES market at $174,900 for quick • • • Pl Rtl<:ATIO'\ OEADLl'.\E sale. <4 Bdrm, 3 Ba, sep. family rm, formal '-la I . dining 3 C4f garage. $239,900. . \londa' 11 ::iO a .m . Aatlf (114) 111-1000 • • • Tuc• .. da·, \Ion. i::\O p.m . -<. 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba, vaulted cemngs. family \\ Nint>'"ia' Tufb. ':30 p.m. rm, atrium, ale, alarm. $1 9,500. Thur da' . \\ref. l:30 p.m . Friday-. Thuri.. J:30 p.m. "'iatu_rdft' ~,rid ~ 3:00 p.m. Sun<la\ f r1' •) 00 ": p.m. CANCE LATION & COR ECTIONS: Liii tlU Opn 1-5 101 Via Lido Soud ·Prestigious Bayfront Villa, 6Br, 7 ~ Ba, pool, lg boat docka, $4,850,000. 21• Yla "'••• 1,1 1-1 Beatatiful 3 Br, 2 Ba, playroom, fireplace, beam ceilings. Xlnt f~g. $420,000. ~ n-c::-:· " ~.----cu. ' ~~~NBiil5'1)..~~. be.made on same0 d eadlines as abo\' ·. Built In 1980, features comm. pool, spa, tennis & park. Diane Baumgardner U5-0303 Please ask for a cancellation Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai b h II. Kai, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 40' patio. $695,000. ---------------1 num er w en ranee mg your ad. ERRORS: lW ....._ •YIM TlllA• 'Check vour ad daily and report •p 1 TemH If.• 1·1 lllHOl I ISSIOIATES 131-0110 ·. d ' I Th D ILY anoramic bay & ocean view. 4 Br, 4 Ba errors 1mme 1ate y. e A 'patio pool h F ri *?75 000 • PILOT assumes liability for the first ' ome. ~ p ce"' · • · Have you seen ... 1201 Sussex Ln. incorrect insertion only. ' ~ $285,000. 3 Br. 2 Ba., completely re- CLASSIFIED 642-5678 PUllSIU .. E IOUIFIMT modeled Cape Cod. Assumable~ Ocean & Jetty views, marine room, 4 Br, =-= ............. -.. __ ,Bnatt llf lalt 3 Ba, 3700 sq. ft., car parking. $1,285,000. Have you seen . . . 125 Via Mentone. ! ..... let lalt $360,000. Owner most anxious. flexible. 3 ltattal 1112 Mural IMZ UYllll PUIE UmllT Br. 2 Ba. -:=====~=.!.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br, 2 Ba up, OPEi TODAY 1-& 2 BR, dtn, spacious, lcfrt, }1'd sate area $335.000 .... 3 Rue Fountainbleau (Big Cyn) NB Monaco Townhrne, 3 BR, 2 sty, 2 Br, 2 Ba down, 2 boat spaces. $1,350,000. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR ' : l t' l y I f I I J' ~ f ,, ... ~. ,., • l' ,., I (,, I REAl ESTATE Have you seen . . . 2015 Leeward. $340,000. Unpack your suitcase and enjoy -everything completely redone. 3 Br. 2 Ba .. spa. Have you seen . . . #4 Hampsbire Crt. 5000 s.f. of traditional New England living, ~ of acre, 4 Br. 4 Ba .. lrg pool & spa. brick thruout. Have you seen ... 1319 Antigua. Price ~.000. Assu.mable~l~l.~ at 11 'A~ fixed. 5 Br. 3 Ba. Have you seen . . . 17342 Rosewood (condo), 2 Br. 2 Ba .• dbl gar. $135,000. tieht seaaity, comer $475.000 ... 2 Rue Founta1nbleau (Btg Cyn) NB IUlllFICEIT 111111 Designed to please the most .dis- criminate, this 5 Bd, 1 Ba, lwcunous •1---------------1 Spyitau ~. 5/6 BR, pool. view, vu $550,000 ............. 41 Bodega Bay (Spy&ls) ~M Cbssic CololUI, spac., stmY w/pod & spa $425,000 ............. 501 Cliff Dr. (Nwpt Hgts) NB adfs bw1ain. 3 BR, 3 ba, end &lit, real rice $189,900 ......................... ~ ........ 464 Gaviota; NB $Thousand less than nellhbon. 3 BR, 3 ba, pod $525.000 ................... 134 Harbor Island Dr., NB 4 BR, le• pod, Yitw, one owner $285,000 (LH). 2601 Blackth~n. (E/Bluff) NB Steps to "8 beaches, J BR, 2 sty, custom, cbuy $279,000............. 119 24th Sl (Peninsula) NB custom home is located at the very -VIEW -top of Harbor Ridge. 180 degree ocean, bay, cl\y & "Sunsets Over Catalina" VIEW. From warm library to fam. rm. w/ one of 4 f-plcs to gourmet kitchen to 40' pool & spa -it reflects the ultimate in quality. Master suite (over 1000 sq. ft.) w / sauna & f-plc & breathtaking VIEW. 24 -hr, guarded gate. Offered $1.950,000. Call Jeri Hunt. I Trafal.-1,.. 1 I I 1-1 IWIOll Ill .alltlll Outstanding Penthouse -vrEW - poolside locale. TLC needed on this 2 Bd, 2 Ba & den. Vee Stinson. 111 ...... lnlH ...... 11-1 PlllOEI llLIW llllln .,eel view, a "lllP'f", Fee $249,900! Turtlerock President Sflll, sold 3 BR home -cul-de-sac locale. Great 3 $925,000 ....................... 3335 Ocean Blvd., CdM Bd, form din, tam rm. 2 Ba. Huge yard/room for pool. Call to see. Vee A real cutlt, dnsic-old C«M Stinson. ~1 1 BR &lits 840-4888 $209.000 ..................... 701 Ins. Corona def Mar 2125 San Joaquin Hiii• Rd. .....,. hnifk Townhrne, new! 3 BR, 3 ba, Newport Center 2 fplc's, patios.~ !!ll•- $209,000 ........ 2463 Irvine Ave, (Back Bay) CM Ceuttry Enrtsh mill estate w I canyon YU. 3 BR, tam rm $435,000 ..... 528 Seaward (Corona Hinds) CdM IEWPllT IUCl-lflll llUll 12' If WITUFlllT Stunning 4 bdrm & den reside~ on. the lagoon. Superior water vtew. Docks for two 60' yachts + bayboat. Cathedral celling entry, 2 stairways, maidt qtrs. $1,350,000 L.H. Call -JOYCE DABOLT or SALLY S~ LEY. POFHT FllllLY .. E BIG CANYON-NEWPORT BEACH. Spacious five bdrm home with. large family room. eating area off kitch~n and formal dining room. Fenced-m pool & yard. All on large flat lot w1th ample parking. Call DOROTHY HARDCASTLE. WATt.RfHOVf HOl'U\ a-:. REAL ESTATE 131·14JIO 2.2 ACIE · ocn. v11. parcel can be split x 4. Wiii EXCHANGE. SAN JUAN $ l 8()t( Alli. T MO 2 bdr one lml condo wrtll lovety view of Mis and south coasllrne -tm· maculate -LAGUNA MGU£l Own wrll finance at 12$. $157.500. SlllUllC COUTlK VIEW from •t111s bwlder's own ntftf 4 bdr split level or 3 bdt & ruest 1c>l l.AC"'4 BEACH home. Bov&'ht another. WIOCIS tor of· tm.. l3t5.000. f• \hist and othtf fine homeS. cal Joy at l.MimA NIGlll El· TY. (714) 643-2505. COLDWeLL BANl(eRtJ ~M.tl.umt~ L.91 ISU Uii,•• PRICE REDUCTION on this W. tinguished 2 BR full security condo.. in Ne -~ s most prestigious hlgb- riae. Well decorated in wann tones w/ fabulous view of bay. MAKE AN OFFER NOW!! OPEii TODAY 1 TO 4:30 1336 Gal11y, Dovtr1hcnr. ..................... -$915;00&- Bay & ocean views, indoor pool, vaulted ceihna, 4 bdrms. 4 baths 233 Vb Genoa. Udo lste ............................. $675.00 4 Bdrm. 4 ba, tam rm. 3 car gar (2·5 pm) 1205 No. Bayfrant. Bal>oa bland ......... '". $925,000 with pier & shp, 80\ completed 3 bdrm. 2\i ba. lam rm ,,. ~ 1... • ,_ • \A. \Tl HI H0,1 • .... ~J .. lllC • ROLESTA'TE ~ nMllO · -. * ........... 190 6eg hill "'-"· ..,,. ocean, near F..,,_ llld. Light & .uy 5 BR. 3 bathe, dining rm.. fwnly rm, spa, IQe yard. Pl'tYacy. $445,000. Cell OWn/~ 844-M44 or tw4-M29, OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 llWfllT lllT~~-=~~13!12!SAHDC~~AST\.E~~DR~.~-H "8drm-t Be .A ~~~ = .... +llllt+ll11•• to the bw:tl. TNa non-...... , ••. condo hU comm. poot & Spot._3630 If~ tennis and • very awe 11t·1~term favorabte price o( only 3br/3be+5br/31»-1 vec : s 164.500 That'• not bed sog Ac=O'· ... , to bw:tl ror Newport BHch. 399f<20%~ 751-.S 1~1 440K own/blu 645-7CMI C:.SELECT ..... PROPERTS ..... = -------R-2. nice 2br. 1ba PO. n LITS rear )'Mt. 2 cs Twoiotsonehouleln~om S1N.500 Xlnt t~a the bay currently U89d tor <>-nrt11gt 720-1101 ;arage & offlc9. Full Pftol f()( both Iota $425.000 Cetta--... ----~ · Traditional ReAliy 631-7370 eerr-BUV IN TRAC'I'. J;.-sc Pl&u: 2 br 1 \4 be Cond'O. reduced tor~ Niel 178.950. By ownr 556-1628175-2580 .. c U,_.ltJUl liUMl:S MACNAB IRVINE REALTY 644-6200 REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Ea•t CoHt Highway, CoroM clel Ma.r Plfot Log6oo~ ..:.,_ Candid commentane• ezclulivew In tM Daily Pilat ':.::' SCC\\.~lA-4'E~s·:::: ----_,, ... QAY I. PC*M ., __ .... ,.,..... .... _.. k .... lo ...... 6 .--......-z-~ ......... _... ,.,w ........ ., Mell lfl lltl_ .. _... S R A Y T R I' I 11 I I C l P 0 S T I I I I' I Y l E T A C I ... A SlliSIOIARY OF nte AVN: ~y L.91 llLl-IAIPlllT 11.-,111 ...-aTm" ....... 45' on Newport bay with pier & slip & prioed to 3 Br, 2 Ba condo only $95,000, 12 1A~ assumable eell. A large 8 Br, 6 Ba home with 4 car gange. A finandng. Fantastic rental, great write-off great family home in ita pretent state or Iota of amenities galore! 2 pool&. apa, clubhouse, aecurity, po_tentlal for a re--do. Lucy Roee park-eettin& walk to So. Cout Plaza and new • lllfll........ 11,1..,.. music center. Loil Jacobi Contemporary 6 Bdrm 41A Ba unique single level YllW·NW-NW ..... cu.tom home borden the 14th fairway in this Thia sunshine bright 3Br, den. Deauville in ex- exclUllve pte guarded commwl1ty. The very elusive Big Canyon bu a view you will want to finest ot appolntmentll throu&hout. A ~ call your own. ~sparkling pool & spa overlook pool and 1pa are t!llhanood by • very -i.-ollof 3' & beyond to the bills & lichll of location. Danny Bibb Harbor . Barbara Aune JllBH ..... 11•• NW U-. •n•H ....... · Unobltn.lded vieW Of~ GolfQNrw. In cuar"CS pted QOINJ\unity, ovwr 4.000.-a.f. 41 'nilii 2 Br 2 Bia MdaJi\ ia the ultimate perleedon. Beeudful pntena with private spa. ·tn luxury. Expaniiw Uvtnc rm with fireplla, Bxpamive \om of marble and gJaa High ('Palhli-' vawted ceWnp, bardWood 0ocn and 13' wide ser. 3 ~ formal dini.n& rm. gourmet balcoOy. MIU' IUlte with vaulted ('Pili,. Fw ldtichen. Total qy:-Uty thruout. Barben Aune land. St.epbanM Orody · ......... W •Pftll .._.. "Ell.-... -IRUll Md man! C...... 1-AX')' hc:Jme. tive 4l .JOdelle mQcW. thia hame Offen lUX"UtY and com-fun. spe.. uuna, ct.p tub. BBQ, te1"r1ICed view ton. S Br 2K Ba. formal~ rm & a penonmlc ~Br + <la\ w/ t bar, 2 fire Dana vtew of all Newport & the Blue Pldfic. Low in nte ftn. S~ Groid-1 & Dan Blbb SOP II ... W' ' t•,111 _, 12nxrzv1••• ...,111L1 v.., aow priced · • er 3 ea. tarmal Um.uai c:ippanwUty! One of larsWt lota. fl800 8CI· dinlna nn, famUy rm. 2.cty atlaehed home. Clean ft. L lhaped 4 'Br home oriented to am. ~ and m.t. re9dy for the decontol"a touch Great Palnt ai ~ a.a tor leller ~· f« en1lel'talnint. 24 hr. lil't'Uri\Y.p • Comm. pool ~ • &eNda cowta. Donni Oodlbal1 • I , Orange Cout OAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 10. 19~ IESAYEllEIUm New listing, 4 Bdr, 2850 s I spacious home w/lrg pvt yard on quiet cul-de- sac Must SM Only $269,500 Call Patrick Alan 751-7664 RVM* EAST SIDE EXECUTIVE-$179,900 Fresh and clean. Large living and family room. Fo~ djning. Extra large lot. A. v. access~iet cul-de- sac. Call now. THE REAL ESTATERS 546-2313 OCEllFROIT OPH WLY 2·1 $441,000 1101 SUSlllE 3 ~t41rH•I, 2 ~Ith, 41ilill rH•, 2 oar 11rac•· Si11l1 f•ilJ tr ~1,111. hlJ HOHi. last ~aHla wittt Ritt ... ,., '"•· .... , 141-2141,141-1121 102 llllS 1011 IA-IESTIC YICTOllU CLASSIC OverJooking Newport Bay and the Pacific. 3 levels, sumptuous Bdrms, formal dining, study, 5 Ba, family, and hving rooms Best of everything: mahogany wood & leaded stained glass Reduced to $799,000 incl land Owner say~ to bring all off ers1 Opn Sun 12-5. Agt 786-7500 IRYllE COAST RULTOllS Only 2 block.a t.o Newport ~at'hft Larp, two story. 4 bt<dtoum. dftarable floor plan t~1·11 great ror N1trrtainin1 Sundttk nfr muter 8Ultf' Amurnt' $8e,OOO IMn at I~ Pl1Cf'd to .. u •• Sl~'.000 THE :RE A L ESTATE RS J' Thts rontempoTary 3 bedroom ocean vtew home offers lots of pnvacy, ~·..; baths, family room or dTtls t's sludJo, $250,000 tn uaumable fan.ancmg Only $49,000 down and it's yours' Now only $299.000 UIU/lllU I ELLIS Ast ftr J1Q IMunl 411-JSSl RARE 200' PRIME ISLAND POINT HOME 416 bdrm, big dock(s), play lawn & swim beach. Walk to ocean fun. 7 car parking. Low owner fin. $795,000 (land Incl.) Open Sat.!Sun. 1-5. Owner (9-5) 650-0202 LOOK -12$ OWJD FINANCING Mesa Verde Tri-level, 4 BR, 3 Ba, huge spa, $215,000. 2737 Cardinal, CM. IHI Ill. 1-4 P.•. C1H llerl1, 111t, 111·1120 Oe1hlry 21 ler1 let Us Help Y 11 Seu Y 01r Prepettrl The Daly Piot offtts you Un 111ct m• Id on• "Picll#t Part" weehncts fot·just $25 per day, °' 2 days fOf S45. ..._. 1 plcVt, • wt1 photorrlJlfl it for .......... ct., •. Gel CleuillM 642-5678 I ·--------- A great value In this N.B. view property located high on a hill overlooklng Newport Center and the blue Pacific. Fr. doors lead from enlarged fam rm , din rm and entry. All this incl land. $355,000. Myrna Boom. 551-8700 IUCUI llYllE llUL n LIDO ISLE llYFROIT OPEi IMSE UT/Ill 1-4 421 YI& UM 1111 4 BR. 3Ba. Remodeled in 1981. Excel lent ~umable financing. Recently re duced to $940,000. h11rlll-1411 WIE II UOIUIE 01 LUSE OPTill Mesa Verde 2 story for Units. 4 BR, 2 ~ Ba. $195,000, 1896 Rhodes, C.M. IPU UT. 1-4 Call lleria. .... , lll·llJD 0111f11ry 21 .. ,, LllllT uml •.a& ma ...... , ................. , ... , .... ..... .,..... ................... ""' ....., ......................... If ..... ....~ ...... ~ .... -..... 1W1bt.S-• ..... ........ ...... ~ .. ., ... ....,, .... UL QTlll ITm ITl-1711 ...................... I I IEWNIT IEllm -1111,0001 A remodelers' dttam! Super clean 3 bedroom. 2 bath home on an extra wide lot an a very desirable, qwet loc:at.ion Best buy in the area with future po~tta.I Don't m1SS out on thas rare opportunity! THE REAL ESTATERS 646-7171 New cust om waterfront home w/dock, 3 Bdr, 2'h Ba. lrg master suite, formal alnlng room, 2 frplcs, 2 car garage, large. sunny patio. Near Lido VIiiage. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. 3311 Finley. 673-3777. $449,000. OllllEIY YILLAIE IUL n PICTURE YOUR HOME HERE Private Parties Are Welcome Call C11111flt4, 642-5678 for information & surprisingly low cost. T HE ~EA L ESTATE'RS lactat Prer I S AlllMITMJI. 10 units $700K 12 unit• $7251< 14 units $8501< Tom Lee, Bkr &42-1603 •FlllLllS• A • FIUIClll • MOST BEAUTIFUL C.!1' ...., h: DUPLEX IN COM WON S 1200/mo, 3 Br. 2 ~ ba ARCHITURAL AWARD w/backyard, w/d hkup. 185 Mesa Drive + TSL lllT M2· 1IOI 6°~ ASSUMABLE LOAN 1 Br E.alde C.M , Incl re- J BDRM IN EACH UNLT gng & sto\19, RV arM. $450,000 64S-8202 Bkr $525 759-0268 •VIEW OF IAY• Acro11 from Ne~rt Harbor Yacht Club. tl\b sharp duplex with• klcit- er features outstanding financing Call broker: &45-8202 COmml Bldg 13-49.000, No Laguna with 4 resld units Ocean view 11 &-/• Assumable flnan Owner 837-6030 LEYEIAIE llHlll 28r lb• hM, no pets $600/mo 184 Coata Mesa SI. Devin A E 642-8388 3Brl"ea enctsd garege. big patio. crpta, drapea. fncd. )(Int area & sharp $660 + sec. No pets 548-~442, 770-5629 3 Br 2Ba widen. 2 ~r gar. $850/mo Incl gardeMr & water Children OK Drive by 820 Knowell then call 751-3618 3Br, 2Ba. Wnt CM, good area. lat & last required. No pets $750/mo. Incl gardener 646-7624. 3Br Mesa Vflf'de hme, patto. on quiet str .. 1 S980tmo 957-2760 Start great Investment program easily with 8't'o down and blended lnlMest rate ol t 1"/o llxed on balanoe When you buy Super E'side lo- c at Ion duple• at S 149,500. Agl 546-2831 $400's 2 Br net wtmod apls or 3 Br 2 ba $800'1 TRl-PLEX Costa Mesa, 10 clean & ready 4' fam yrs old, $205.000 53M190 Best Alty IM &45-6473 bel 4pm Breezy yrd 4 kid/pet 3 Br Why Mii-expiore benefits chefs bttna cl'toiQe EMt- of ••changing. Lois, side locate $700'..._ Doheny Alty, 7 54-1712 539-6190 Best Alty fM IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PRIVATE PARTIES s.11 your Item• for l50 or ,... In our ftunoW OIMES..A-LINES pub- ll#Nld MCh S•turd~ In tM Dally Piiot. DIMES·A·LINE •di mu•t ~ ,,,.paTd 80 m•TI or bring them Into the Dally Piiot olflce. S. IC.Ir• to Include your phoM number or •d· dlWS In your IKJ, hllw a prlt» on Melt Item & no •bbrevl•tloM.. Sony, no oommerr:lel-. ~ --. Pl'Odut», plant• or anltNllf .,..~,.,,,., DEADLINE: lp..m.~ Coeta ..... Oflloe I j I ... • 3045 Grant, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $124,900 Sunday 1_. 1821 Kings Rd (Ctf'hvn) Npt Bch 759-9100 $639,000 Sun 1-5 1208 Cambridge, Np1 Bch 759-9100 $329,900 Sun 1_.:30 333 Miiford (C. Shrs) CdM 844-8200 $695,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 1~ Tahiti (Mese Verde) Costa Mesa 546-2313 $213,000 Sunday 12_. 4 BR plu• FAM RM or DEN .,.. 1901 Yacht Enchantress, Newport Beach 644-9060 .... 19,000 • sat/Sun 1-5 * 1970 Port Oun14'gtti>Jr:·Np( Bctt 786-7500 $324,000 Satror.~----- 19 NarbonM Harbor Ridge CdM • 875-3311 $2,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1312 Sandcut .. Dr .• Corona det Mw 644-9&« '445,000 SaVSun 1·5 ••22321 Wall naford, Huntington Beech.· 631-1400 $340,900 " · Surf 1:30-5 IBEDAOOll * 101 Vla Udo Soud (Udo) Npt 8ch 675-6161 $4,850.000 SatJSun 1-5 9 BR plua FAM RM or DEN ***107 Mitford (C. Sh.rs) CdM 644-6200 11,975,000 Sat/Sun 1""' CONDOS FOR SALE W.Ml~~~~-~~-t~~ .. ~-~~&~ , .,..~~~~t ... ~~~~r-~w+i~~» ··~~-.! J' _,..., ~llM#· ~"To .. 1 33 Bayside Cove Eat, Newport Beach HOMES FOR SALE 1 BEDROOM 701-70H~ Iris, Olde Corona del Mer 675-6000 $209,000 SaVSun 1-5 2BEDROOM • 15 Coventry, Har'bor Rfdge, Newport Bch - 759-1501 $349,000 Sunday 1-5 1217 Bayside Drive, Corona def Mar 640-4868 $639,500 Sunday 1-5 711 Marguerite, Corona def Mar 720-1101 $198,500 Sun 10-4 2 BR plu• FAM RM or DEN * • 1689 Samar Dr (Mesa Verde), C.M. 546-9950 $167,500. Sun 1-5 * 19 Curl Dr 'View' (Jasmine Crk) CdM 619-726-5151 Sun 1-5 24 Melody Ln, (Woodbrldge)lrvlne 786-1671 $133,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 3BEDROOM • 1110 Ridgecrest Or (Mar. Hinds) C.M. 6«-6200 $149,500 Sun 1-5 3 Aue Fount1lnebteau, Bia Canyon, N.B. 675-6000 $335,000 1 Sun 1-5 • 28 Whitewater, Jasmine Crk, CdM 759-1501 Sunday 1-5 • 28 Whitewater. Jasmlno Crk, CdM 759-1501 Sunday 1-5 2804 Cllff Dr, Cllffhaven, Npt Beh 631-1400 $440,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 134 Harbor Island Drive, Newport Beaoh 675-6000 $525,000 Sun 1-5 2483 Irvine Ave (Back Bay) Newport Beach 675-6000 $209,000 Sat/Sunday 1·5 1851 Kentucky Pl (Mesa Verde) C.M. 557-5659 $129,950 Sun 1-5 10 Morning Glory, Irvine M4-7020 $282,500 1419 Santanella Terr, CdM Sun 1-5 M4-7020 $298,500 Sun 1-5 11 Rue Verte (BQ Cyn) Npt Bch 644-6200 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **5109 SelthOre, Newport Beach 545-2647 M45,000 Sat/Sun 2-6 1701 Starlight Circle (Baycreat) Nwpt 8ch 646-7171 $285,000 Saturday 1_. **124 Via Lido Nord, Lido late, N.B. 851 -9987 $980,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 Home 3 BR plu• FAM RM or DEN * 1120 Goldenrod, H.V.H, Corona del Mar 644-9060 $409,000/Fee Sunday 1-5 2345 16th St, Newport Heights, N.B 645_.670 Saturday/Sunday 1-5 * 1880 Maul Cir (Mesa Verde) C.M. 645-0303 $249,500 Sun 2-5 * 117 4 Bismark, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $149,900 Sun 1_. •• 508 San Bernardino (Npt Hgta) N.B. 631-7370 $220,000 Sun 1_. • 714 Poppy, Corona del Mar 64-4-9060 $595,000 • 1221 Berkahlre Ln (Weatcllff) N.B. Sun 1-5 548-9516-$27~,500 SatJSun ~5 722 Cameo Highlands, CdM 673--7761 Sunday 1-5 2928 Cliff Or, Npt Beh 644-6200 $595,000 Sat/Sun 11 _. ~ 191S Diana lrT, Npt Bc:h 759-9100 S185,500 Sun 1-5 2053 Port Bristol (H.V.Hms) Npt Bch 759-9100 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 1112 Hlghland, Newport Bch 644-7020 $318,000 Sun 1-5 1322 Keel Dr. Harbor View Hiiis, N.B. 644-6200 $349,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 602 Kings Rd, Newport Bch 786-7500 $799,000 Sun 12-5 1800 Leeward Lane, Newport Beach 642-5200 ._...9,500 Sunday 1-5 903 Lombard.I. Costa Mesa 983-6767 ~155,000 Sunday 1-5 1528 Orange Ave,(Corn. Palmer)Costa Mesa 673-1600 $215,000 Sunday 11_. 1730 Paloma, off 20th St, Newport Beach 642-5200 $217 ,900 Sunday 1-5 3927 Sandune Lane, Hrbr Vu His, CdM 644-9080 $325,000 Sunday 1-5 16412 Santa Alberta. Fountain Valley 974-0079 $229,000 Sun 1_. 2640 Serang Pl, Mesa Verde, C.M. 549-1582 $168,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 517 Sturgeon.I. Costa Mesa 642-5200 ~159,900 Sunday 1_. 214 Via Ithaca (Udo late) Nwpt Beh 675-8161 .... 20,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 8575 Wade River, Fountain Valley 963-6787 $212,000 Sunday 1-5 4BEDAOOM * 1833 Galatea Terr (Irv Terr) CdM 675-6161 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ** 415 BayaJde Or, Npt Bch 644-7020 $500,000LH Sat/Sun 1-5 * 4500 Wayne, Corona del Mar 644-6200 $350,000 Sun 1-5 **E. BaJboa Blvd., Pennlnsula 631-1400 $1,050,000 Sun 1-5 *2601 Blaekthorn (Eastbluff} Npt Bch 644-0488 $285,000 fee Sat/Sun 1-5 **Balboa Coves, Newport Beech 631-1400 .... 95,000 Sun 1-5 .. * • .07 Mendoza Terr. CdM 644-9060 $530,000 Sunday 1-5 &40-0357 '850,000 Sun 1-5 ••166 FaJrhaven, off FalMew, Costa Mesa 2324 Arbutus, Eutbluft, Npt Beach 760-l214 $305,000/Fee Sat/Sun 1-5 2108 Arbutus, Eatbtuff, Newport Beach 644-9080 $375,000 -Sunday 1-5 **601 Bayside Dr., Promotory Bay 631-1400 $1,300,000 Sun 1-5 2933 Cassia, Newport Beach 644-6200 $299,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 2331 Tustin Ave, Npt Bch 644-6200 $750,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 1108 Dennis Dr, Costa Mesa 545-0318 $249,900 Sun 1-5 * 1806 Galaxy' Dr'Vlew' (Dover Shra) NB 646-7171 $700,000 Sunday 2-6 • 1921 KTngs Ro•d (C1tffhaven} Nwpt Bcb 642-5200 $625,000 Sunday 2-5 18520 Morongo, Fountain Valley 963-6767 $239,900 Sunday 1-5 34 Morro Bay, Spyglass, CdM 759-1501 Surldi"y 1-5 * • 19372 Baywater, Hunt. Beach 759-1501 $379,000 Sunday 2-6 1820 Port Charles (H.V.Hms) Npt Bch 644-8200 $289,000 Sun 1-4 10 Purple Sage (Trtlrk) Irvine 645-0303 '320.000 Sun 1-4 26 Royal St George, (Vg Cyn) Npt Bch 644-6200 $1 ,095,000 Sun 1-5 21 Rue Fountalnebleau, Big Canyon, N.B. 720-9400 $498,000 Sun by appt. 2746 San Juan Ln (Mesa det Mar) C.M. 751-3191 $139,900 Sun 1-5 16327 Shadbush, Fountain Valley 963-8767 $168,000 Sunday 1-5 829 St Clalre, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $132,500 Sunday 1-5 1789 Tanager (Mesa Verde) C.M. 645-0303 $240,000 Sun 2-5 * • 1162 Kingston, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $310,000 • Sun 1-5 SBEDROOM •41 Bodega (Spyglass) Newport Beach 675-6000 $550,000 Sunday 1-5 32 Morro Bay, CdM 631-1266 $599,000 Sun 2-6 5 BA plu• FAM AM or DEN * * 239 V~a Lido Soud, Npt Bch 759-9100 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 4645 Per'ham Or (C. Shrs) CdM 644-6200 $739,000 Sun 1-5 1600 Seabelle Cir (Spygls Rdg) CdM 644-6200 $650,000 Sun 1-5 If" ... *.,.. 6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge 640_.868 S1 ,950.000 Set/Sun 1-5 1600 Dorothy, Westcllff 673-6900 $325,000 2601 Island Vlew, H.V. Hiiis 644-9060 $375,000 Sun 1-5 Sunday 1-5 646-7171 $141,900 Sunday, .... 2 BR plue FAM RM or DEN * 45 Mont.na Est•. RSJ, lrvlne 644-9060 $185,000 Sunday 1-5 31 Southampton (Bebt HI) Npt Bch 675-6870 $488,750 Sun 12-5 SBEDROOM #2 Creekwood (Woodbridge) Irvine 645-9161 $172,500 Sunday 12:30-4:30 6e3 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) Npt Bctl 759-9100 $189,900 Sun 1-$ 3 BR plu. FAM RM or DEN 2620 El<len {Eulllde) Costa.Mesa. 631-7054, 673-3968 Sat/Sun 11-5 320 Otero, (Eatbtuff) Newport Beech 644-7007 $249,000. Sat/Sun 12-5 TOWNHOOUI FOR SALE 2BR •• 16932 Limelight #A, Huntington Beach 963-6767 $93,000 Sunday 12-4 2 BR pla FAM RM or DEN 3 Rue FountaJnebleau, Big Canyon, N.B. 675-6000 $335,000 Sun 1-5 43 Sea Island, Big Canyon, Newport Beach 662-1673 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 38EDROOM *464 Gav1ota (Bluffs) Newport Beectt 675-6000 $189,900 Sunday 1-5 2 Rue Fountalnebleau, Big Canyon, N.B. 675-6000 $475,000 Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 BR pla 1 BA 42714271 /2 Orchid, CdM 644-8200 $249,500 Sun 1_. 3 BR plu. 3 BR plua DEN 513 Narcissus, Corona del Mer 759-9491 Sun. 2-5 3BR +38R +2BR 4 BR plu• 3 BR plu• 2 BR * * 1133 E Balboa Bl, Peninsula 631-1400 $1,285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •Spa 1t Pool ** Waterlron1 * * * Waterfront & Pool "' Gtw add1-l at guard gate Wi.th all the interest in real estate as an investment, don't forget that your home is also where you'll be living. Sure, resale value is important, but so are your housing needs now. For a good balance, consult a member of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®. • l Each one is required to be a real es'tate professional, actively engaged in real estate, and --~----,_l).ublicly committed to a written COde of Ethics. REAL TORS® are experi~n~ed · _ ~~· in helping you finct ttie rigtit home or toctav and tomorrow. A pUbllC Mee o f the ..., ... It could also take a heap o' lookin'. Before .. you start, call a REAL T~R® first. REAllOR .. I 11 ... OrangeOoaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 10. 1184 M•lllH1/ltti .. tllat Cdiatt Matiat CHtractt'n _________ ,,H_A_R .. P_E_R....;C~O-N-ST-.-A·d·d· .• .;,;.i ·= 09Qiw11. c1blne1 , __ .. __ .,_11 ____ _ Refnod 40 yrt Ml* ftelng, Nit & fOfn\~ • ..._, .... --f SZ.17 per day Tha1'1 ALL you pay for 3 tlneie. 30 daya In 11'11 DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY •13•422 714~~33 count.nope S4t-5747 ~1A;.n~~ A rl * l<ITCHENCABINETCO and r-'d. Llc'd, ~. J Hct * Fr• &t.. 100% Fin * lnl F« Ml: 452·91•2. IQl11 THE BEST 834-3424 ,.,.., ,, .. a.,11 .... Prompt, couneoua ..,. C•!J!!trf vkle. Factory tralnecl <iigiiiiip:;;••e;n-rpen-•1ry_s;;:J_"'~· technician•. 5-49·3017 Repatr-Remod·AddltloM 0oor ... tc S4&-498C Pa no Xr... • A9'):1,. Rasurlaclng·S.alcoetlng Ind • S&S 631--4199 REMOO£L Repair, Resld Comm • .it pl'luee, 18 yn In ar ... UC/b0ndedlln1·c PalombO Const 988-3564 Cu11~plng I cOOk· Ing aervtc.. exclulNefy In Iha beacl'I aru. 661·9)'21 llHhiCll Pllltfl llllTlll Ouelltywortc. frM•t 425513 "8·7401 !f!!!!!!L---1 !JAL!l -Lttal·ltnlttl ... ,, L11~1 hl1tla1 INl!!f Q.,denlng. Rwonlbte & ~htonlc Pain Alfevla'3 In m i28'.!i88. Gk-eoil•o• proT.Lor eom .. ouXLlTV PAIHTIHO, JAi ....... , ..... r,:m ... ~Jli:5-:1:-~-:o;.:n~::::r ruptcy 175. Wlllt US to your home EiYe. PRICES.~ EST. llcl415232 '* 54M21S N9w r.:=.C::. c~ W«W1'/ 193;.5540 ext. 10 ~9282. 490:2779 ce11 John, 631-2060 QualltY Roofing: St. o1t1a. l.ANOS¢APE SERVICE ' 1-· T O L'-t• .. ••n ..SAFE UVA SUNTAN • ... ,..,.. RICHARD HU CHIS H diac. Aeft. ,.., -r{:t:.~· = ~;.in~c FAST-NO BURN OR PEEL L40A m Omo Lr. f1Jat1a1 PAINTING 25 yHre K Funl!e &4&-0193 -£MC MUSCLI TONING-"" Champagne for any AieJFAB BlNOR1s Custom WOttc. We LOW lat11la1 adl;iu Loee lnc:Me·NO Swtat 00Clllon$16hr645-8084 N9wport Cuatom Painting P.,-ttctton. "3-o911 liillii,....~-••!'11"...,~~ * * Hobe REPAIR -Quick W~t Loa Al8o-19 yr1 of h-pw Cutt•--. 1g1la1 TutOflnQ Calif. Laamln "" Call 752" •, .......... pt ... / .,, .. .,..... Handfo1p. Reading Elec-Ptumt>-Carpentry ..., "" .... · Lie. 29064•. e75...0383 FRtH1 d lNTERiORS Matti. \.anO. 641...eet4 Ramodel1 Keith 648-<4872 Bloott..conc:m...Slucco RAINBOW PAINTING HANQING/STRI PPING • ff EXP«1 Repalra. 15 yra exp ." .. Clta*L Ae1'• Fr• .. ,. 549-9'492 Quallft It our policy VISA-MC t7:J..1512 -- Gen. malnt. •l.ctlcal ROBIN'S ccmiRd 850-8648 JEFF UC aw Expert Wll~lng In· ptngtword Procmlna plumb. Craig 53M119 SERVICE: I tttorougtltv I I ... CdM HouH Palnltr. stallatfOn. Rieu. Coneult· All butlneee. echOol & ~ AMERICAN HANDYMAN deln houM. 540--08'57 ltnict ltflh Handyman. Paint/fix, ent Aaslgnmt. 581-4590 aonal project.a. 151-104 plu9 tl'll IRVINE MIRROR and 11'11 HUNTINGTON BEACHCOMBER every ~alr-Ooors-Allaratlont • Remodel-Panel·Patlot Wlndow-Fenoes-Cablnat 35yrt exp Jerry 5•6-•41:! Carp.entry. w1ndow1 Quality houaaclHnlng. REPXIFtsHV-Mobel 1nytt"t1ng. 64()-.8259 A'ROBIN TYPO SVC+ Electrlclan. $25/h<. bid Of Paint, laooae etc. Y96 Thorough. r11pon1lbfe 8obb\f-Mo~ S~allst CHUCK THOMPSON P~tt,flf~l WP' all eorr.p, P""". ! plans for do II youraeffar Jeaus 11 LOfd. 847-2387 local refl Pet 497-325<1. #3051,0/"'* 8.46-8002 PAINTING * lllP PllTI,. * student projo1. 642435 Wedna.dayal no utra c;nargal CALL TOOAY!I lllFllLlfl Your Dally Piiot Senl10e Directory Repreeentetlve U2-CU 1 td. Ht XOfo BETXIL 4' vouA HOME YOUR CAR LIKE NEW 494-5854 1m ••nJ Stmce P9f'IOnal II Pi;\ng s;;v Conf budget analysis. OC 4 yrs I e Inc 55~·9252 lut Mliat. o• carpet eie:nlno ct.Ming. repairs. lnstalfattons & sales 1 S yrs expel' In Orange Co 855-0665 M•itioa1/l••Mtli•t Serrict Ceatat Ctacrttt '"Jl,.e""r1·,,.,.-·;i;;:-·tr .. k""a1-&·en.-brlvawaya, Sldawaik s BU1ldlRemod Spec kit g1ne r~r Since 1957 Pallos, spa pads LIC"d batll. ofc rm add. pa he 646--4005 or 675-025 1 Rou 556--0034 •446036. 968-3 t89 • ~ Repairs, Painting. Otywalf Rellablt, honeat, ru.on· M 'fht 962·7519 By, TA645-3747 WldW~tW.. ELECTRICIAN etc Fr" .. umatM able exp local couple I I EXTERIOR-TOP QUAl.l'TV 4o-ift'WlZXRb Lie 233108. Small/fge Gery 645-5~77 PTl Ample ref9 673-7227 *I• 1 •flR• WOfk for your$ Fr" .. 1. Pla••iat WINDOW WASHING Jo~;~:;;;~~M~'~/~:3 ... ~ Ov;~r~.~:i!nc. Ref'•. Oala 646-5e37 H ltr D ........ .,. QUALITY" 83 M02e 26 yrs Do my own work DUMP JOBS I a .... llttl•' Lie T • 1 US.428 730. 1353 lnauranoe Repair Special-, .. PLDI .. RJlm ltate Law L•~ 27'"' .. 1 •1b .. 6-8126 5u•LL .. OVING JOBS Palm Stvfrvu• rl.nclpal & lzlng In Palnllng/Pluttr--~ .... --.... .,~~~("""!! "' ~ "' -m"' m .... ..,... 1t1•1YlllOIUlll Ing. L~. Chris 963·1843 Drains clear from $1& State law requl,_ tfla II MIKE 648-1391 teacher apou" wlfl sl1 IU\ contrectort who partom TREES Topped/removed Cflan· up new lawns 751-3476 Commercial/ Residential HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE houM July thru August. lfllEITS llYJll 00, INT/EXT. 20 Yeara Exper. Repair faucett. dlep, etc. wOtk oV« $200 lncfudln( Furniture. Trash, Trees 1/619/323-580t Orange Co. OrlQlnel Average Room $29 + Anytime M&M 6•2·9033 labor and materlafs mu• 963-5• l 5 NORM S Sludenl Movers. Insured Materials. 642.()442 Expert SerYl<:ie & Repair be lie.need. chool Exec/wife: resp Uc. T 124-436. 641·8A27 31 yrs exp. 16 yrs In area. Contrectore and con· College student w/lg tn.idi low rate. prompt The.nil you Court 759· 1938 CdM adults. avail to llouaeslt NEW Warll\ouse St0<age I.le • 409035 964-8919 1umer1. contact M•n start Sept 644-2430 IAIFllLI P&llTIU. -' S'a•YJll mt-lnllext free est. Local rer Grondt. at 5~ Witt -~••• 10y (714.a .. a • Prtftrty ••lat. any queltlont. Contreo llYIH Ol .. &IY rs exp. ,.,...,v-vVl 1 tor'• Stat• Llcenlf Calffornla'a Original PAINTER NEEDS WORKI I Stnlcn eo.rd, 28 CMc Oentei COV/dekl. bay wnOW Uc 4"6485 Steve 54 7 ·8076 lotkkHJi•J AD DIT 1 ON· S. DES IG to. 1'PrtR!'!IOP1Fl"'l!B"K"K"'P~lt-!/"l'A'lll'C•c"""N•fG• CL.ii• C Landscape Maintenance w..i•,......,•.,rt ____ ,. Quality Service, reas. lie B11lt~ Stnice L1 .. 1c1!la1 AND REMODEL Computer Mod ff6S. Fret l.lc. reas. 631·2345 Counsel Meg 642· 704 7 Reserve tl'lls 2 Bdrm hme mid ssoo·s apple gar fencd 4 kid pet 539-6190 Best Alty lee PRINTED PATTERN A888 SIZES 8·18 J DAV CARE in my l'lome l bonded. 20 yrs In area mo's 6 yrs TLC. 26C McWeeney Landscape Magnolia C.M. 5.S-8068 645-5124 il <,l 1 "1AI"" PAlll"' °'o U ... 'I<. '\I I\ Sl\!Ptf TU 'f~ vro th11 ara.:t ful u>lumn 11 amona th•"'"'' al1mourou• drtu<'' of 1hf year f•CK•td hnt\ build"" 10 •oh bt1ch dra!'f!\, Tht ,ufr •Ollar hu lon111nd• 1h11 loor oo th< h••~ YMt •houldet\, \' •lit n«~hnt and up cur•cd htm on rront l Jt< da' fnd '""'"I 11• th# •Pt•••I pro-.n..n ul l•'nf J1, •h• ma<k th< ona1nal ol A~ll• 1n •U•onlc-\• mall< Jtr•o <. OModtr al\O en~ dt ('hone fine \l>llc>n 1hantun1 and pons« Prinlcd Pattrrn A~U 01 oail1l>tt in "11ot1 !>11c. a 10 1' 14 I b ii ~tLC 12 lbu" )41 rf(lu1rt\ Z 1 I ,.,d, l\O 110.h fahr~ PluK •tnd S' 00 lot ••·h r11mn 10 DAIL y PILOT ' llta4.ln Maol. P 0 Boa ,9, Old l hd10 'it1Cton. Nt"' \ oo NV 101 I) (Add '()C tor t14'h l)Alltrn 101 plMIA4t 1nd h1ndh111 I r11n1 pla1nl) YOUft NAME. ADOAESS, ZIP, STYLE .. UMIEft, SIZE '°'" Am•r~•'t bt!t drf'itd ""omrn, \fnd "°'' fo1 our Nl:W 111'4 f'IH>MINl:Nl UlSl<.Nllt PA l TLR <.A I Al()(, ~our ~OMpk-lf ~ol l«t1C•n or orisonah plu• """'"'" of tht '"'''M" ~ 1nJ W"' "''" d1.h1111 "'°'"'"'"•'· d1rm1\ft '"It•, d.ty.d1nlWf J rrun more-(~I 1 ~ BONlJS (0 PON IOf Ir>) ~11~n ~OU <h~ \fnd U lot Boal J9 no,. 1 U l><>l L ~ ~ < I OTlfl~ ON PAltADf -,re.I( I& 1do11bff, 1111 "'°"h' d~lh from '4.lil" 1nd •In. utr•\ All \llf"'-1" IC\ 1:• ~: ~0 IM t• Qtlf("._ "4A<. HIN[ QUIL Tl> ~. d1Htrtn1 Ma,hont •POhlluf CUIOUll ... (1u;al •U( p.allrtn\ for ~utOVh. dorc-~ltf)n\ u "l tlt ADO A lltOO C 0\Jll T\ 1n.l11df\ 11111ttn po~~. Jirn1oun1 fur I& ;n•tl1•rw df\1JM "'"ti 111\td ptllo,. in Mis .\II u s)• l2 \ll IJO \WI Af(lt f ASH IONS, 1 boc)ii (M l•r&fr co1'• 11~ to \61 (111~ •1!11 f\lllfflr>I 11 kfU, f'\jUcnc-n 111 knot. UO..lwl U ~ 12' Qt I< IC '/'.' f.AS\ fltAN H !lS has "'''"' "' tmtlrl'.ltdtr, paint, lllM.JhM tf'"A ail m•lll \l.tmp trl.l'l\fffl Alrtial't!s n ... -.n mOft U '° 121 f,..Ht O'l 'J\TUtV.OU; 0 llT'\ Ila• dore.:11<1n• '"'I• unoq11t q•ttts 10 11111..c-.. 01tl0\lt • fr am~ leclt. include char11, du"''""' U "' ..... , •H raca... ... st( n<ll lflf ,..r.._. tN 11•"11111 #t1tf ..... -WMdt1w e o'Ni1ids•.r Osd;1• lllmlm by~ -----·---- Student Movers. Int/Ext. celfinga, refin cab. Gen rpalra.-carpetlng-th~. Plaza, Room 690. SanU Uc CAL T 136898 Insured (26) yrs exp., wor11 guar cleanlng-wlndowa-pa1nt-Ane. CA.92701. ••{714)~1-6101 •• Davis Painting 964·3837 Ing, plumbing. 963-9744 1---------fry a new w9i0fit loa lANosc PE & faEXA. product No loea-no eoet1 UP. 5 Yrs hper. free est. 675-7120 Dave 780-9077 . ' r ... Leet',.... ,... ""...... ... le!1_•al!d 119 .. , ... ...... . "" ....... f.Jttc B«:f•t•lal 8«vloe Foundr.mBtindlePltlul Banking •a.M 118 Dll&ll-IU9 1-lllrt hnlllntc::mNw/..._. nMd9d lo IOcat•'" •· ~ !!, '1 lM Dobie: &lllKIM Tri 1 rD 0tnon.,,...1ype~ la.I tot tWMrt. llftC'....,. lillM* flllP, J*1 ::::_,~'WI llOM'TNIY ~"'9 M!e. 0C Alrpott .. _ ""' wtlt Cot.e ltnfMCtlN OC*11f10 In ac. I u.LlJ\ PMwOOtt w.ttern COfD ..... wll..c:NnQ et1P I ful t_trne ~. 20-02 • fOf ,,._ ,. ""'9 In .$ .,.., I mot"" ,.,,t ::,Mt In co:l!· ~~ countJnG ~of· id~ ......__ a Loer '~4-151-0617 8e en ecMic.Mtonal con-...-•• OCk & fOod cs..,t , 7 55 J"I . ..,..,. '" ,-. &4t-14IO lelalt.n -~ f.,_ an ·~ ott--no:-,,...._ Ntatll fat •CIPtioM A9f1fY at~, Of. ,,_,_,IM,.,11•119111 &P.et4 rnix, '!Mlit b POOdte, portuntty '°the '"8ftl" =.cc=oom::rc:u. ClefQt toyt,pm..DOOkelrow b , 2200 H1rtMw 8t¥d 111111111 -----""'!""'"--'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-OC A1tp0r1 &rM, oft trC*», Sk l"'*f cat Numtroua S*110n, lJOlltlon ,.quit• IO<Nr l9YICe ClfWUd ,,,.._,If .,ound the 'WOf1CI Cel CM "'6-7101 II I I I II 53s.1183 aq r, lot• of 1tten1 •vait "'"''°'' baie-~ lndMdual wtttt rNnltnunl '1 rM GIMy. IU.7779 ' t1•••• prkng, 1an•t0fi4ll & .. ut• BMCri An1m11 s"-'t•. accounttno k .... _.. •~. II DI II UUL ~ na_,_ lnc:t"J'rom $1 per IQ ft . 1~5 M ... Of, Costa T•twllbeQIV9n.Cell 1 montfll -"' °' _.... ldrttuntinOton._..uaw ~•w1un*9LMllW Mc>-to-Mo 657·7010 ,.._, ~ apPOlfltmenl. 716-4670 ::-..!:. Loan 1 ..._ • S1111/..... 8iiii" llllOAIY nrm Mut1 .i.o IW4 •· firm la "°" ~ ........ iiiiiMiiliiiiii-,,... ===- .UO ~q~·=.,~:.. LottF_m,.!.~~·-3v~ A.DVISORAPP-NTICE ~-light typlnQ Md ...... . • . '*,~a:..~ ::;:':.;:'':r:; ,111•.p ... ••1 ~z;an,IMPW 8r ..... "'"' ..._ _.,.. ~ 10 Ir.~ Md mutt be Wiii• Type lelt.,., reports Md ~ omceof The M7..0-t lrtt., .. tlng ~·l•phOMI • •• llODlrw., .. --...r1 ~;g .. ~5 ioeo, .,.. REWARD 649-2320 1M Year 1ng to .ottL IOfne Sa•ur· other flnilhed copy from Jdlty Aogif' fWtaur.,t 1 _ ... --yy ~ on blhelf of ,. ~ ...,. ,_.~ MCIWW ..,..,..,,-~--=-'"".z-":'.-.. LOST. male Cock et IN .... ., dayt. rough dreltt. not• °' dleltt NI"':=::,'°' --. ..._, 1lonel ~ tate Intl Me M ---llll Offlee tpfl09t/b.c. Sult• Spaniel buff color9d PrOYldee offer machine transcription. MEiiecutM r::. ~Kol c.ns.. ' .,....,.boflue forlnqr. pit ......... --.1u ... . r160c::.c~;1~;~· bhm "~:2a:dwerdi ..... ..., w.:.aryancst..:~-= =~'f~1:n.,::: ~"f,~~'tatand1n1 ~~ •:r.;.,'" :c:: l::f."ugh e...m.. ~or~ .. :.n~ .......... ., h rt.a11wf eQf. large groups. Wiii act at thofthand ·end typlnv OOOd ~ pftot'9 ~ '""" (4e Ill&, lllflllfJ <>::~._,c:n'i:~~:,~ Ptr t.aroeVfC™eom. back-up r•cepuonitt, .-11 .. Prot.ci.ncy or. Cal '51·1234 '°'Int•· PART TIME. Vwted houta w Pm>. o o o cs •is<s .. tt nerBrlatol~RedttlBfrom ~ expanda fo El s11ili11a ~~~~~~ =~~·d9tl~:~ view. lo ~ -11 AM =~.r=.•r,.:nr;:. fllOt ,_ ..... ...,In '00 aq It to ~60 aq ft. WI 111 lllJ..... K-~~-8'.o ....... a;: SIVllll tUka llmufteneouely Full "'congenlal etmo1ph•r• ~.!!'41T~~ ~~ ~·w,_~ o•tutlOn & poleMc! = ....,. ..... Ut NET Wm build to And ...7~.:.::.:"..11 ... ..':"t W benef1tt pack.,.. lndud-plua eitc•ll9nl Mneflt A._,~ ·-..,_..._ .,..._ ..,_ dlent ~ ... ,. ol a ,._ aM09 tult t*'*'Y.' runn17 7AM·10:00 "'7 ----·a. • Ing de~n~ health ~Including "*' 17$-l.409 truck, ven, ttatlon quit.a. Hre 1-5. __,.. ....,. OOMWeUre .. . 111 lnett ll1·Hlt :r~:ythfs "= !nc,'":. ~~:n: = 111 leter COvetage. C91 end dental lnlurance LffM ... / .... llldr •eoon> :...--: = dabllty • mUk • per •It i. •a p • rl • • o e ""- • llHlllYl 111111 • c.lwatllfOmuugeefOt Wfit1enagrwnent •..-tlHM.Oa. ~~ ':~~ FiT-,rt. Hr9 ftu t350-!,':"'Mutt be declen· ~';= ~n::-'~ UMl10 ,. w,,;:.o,'::,"::::_ ""' =:, 'iin. '"-lo....., (T14=1h ol:f.1 ·~~"""""INC ~'° .. ':.:,"~':Lo~. =-~·=:, ~ : ~ ~ ~ liilJL.iii1iiii!:ii~mP1'ii~ii11ii1tii1 '\'l- MfV autt•. ea 1 Oovw Of l 11L111111 81111+ I..... Equal Oppty Em~ Plft·n.t/H.H W 17042 Glli.tl• A~ an;. Cout YMCA E.O.E. bet.-n •30 Md 10 b or H . for a pp l Corp tistd• 1 ?life 9or SUit• 14 NB. 831-3851 fa&.llTll No ~!Ce necwary, M/F •• ~.11.1111w... . IM"9 ANKINOIS a L a.m '2 &42-4321 {114)15M I u .... us ... 11nn ,_ •-trtl llM1tZ reita~. rmaat have a.. •••• (714)250--0331 TIU.II .,.~care.cipptylftan ....... 2111 COUPLES SWING PARTY ~c!ir9' ~ In B~K ~~=t': ~tc! -=-~-........ llnk/..-..1 .__ FullertOfl s I 1.. hn oa'~ ~s Front Ofllc9, typing =~= -:::::::; ._ .. ~ SAVINGS . w111bereqUtred10 ..... t ...,.., ... _, '""""' --lmmed open1ng9 t« tu1 5 ytpJ-._...",. at w111 train '°' a m•s.., .... ,_. 19040Harbor.FV. WldeW0<1d821..e111 9~1,.._0N Y , Secretary 10 Dept of Mta!W. Muat be lnO time Teller st Fountai.n Wtlftr&ll'l .. At1ordtattlna aom•on• b gflt sno --~'"·""*"' 1240 IQ ft. Cofflwltlon, La vegu -·.. ..... Education Board In man 54a.."82 M thru T Valley office Must type b9degtound tM!lpful, Fui -.ger 10 grow wtttt com-a OlpllilzlloMll ldit Agent SAl-5032 ESOllTl/IRRI 114-111-1111 OFFICER preparing tor Boerd EJ!p«ienoed ~etary f0t 30 wpm Cell 871~244 company benefits.= peny cos 131"°"' NOnl.,..,. lend .,.. BuayNpt8'vd.CM.N9wer Outc:a'10NLYa35-9199 ANSWERINGSERVICE meetings. magulne publisher fOf'appolntment.EOE ::::,~:~~·....:& Aeltaurwrt ~~ ~ retail/office, ale. S.70 at. Telephone operatet 7-3 Our Lsguns Bwtl branch COMPUTER OPERATOR Muat haw good ahon· LVN for s., Clemente wt • .....,llT •••1a .__ • .--._,......, Only 1595/mo. &45-te2a Moving Mt« Antique MW Shift. 362 3rd St. •C, .. pteMntly Meklng an Busy medic.I dlstribu10< l\aM & typing alcUb At loM d~ Pit pleesant PHOTO LAB COUNTER ...... --··-8enctl. CA ftteC), llt1n: PRIME RETAIL SPACE meeh. r~lan ctir, mite:. Laguna a.oh. lndMdual with 2-3 YNtl looklngforthaf'p tractive offlcel In lnnne ofc condUona. M1·1159 PERSON EJlp« pt.t pt. 1 ~~CH K91n 8'1urw. No csla. 100lqft.1700 NHN 5eo Hamilton 780-1248. Appt Mttera·&-9 i100/wk f:!:'Y~: lndMdualwithgood C.il 752~74 tim•. Snepattot 1 Hr food N and bev• Gi p!We, CM bordw, NB. Cati TOP U$ guar + comm. Good Operallona In eddltlon background,preftJIBM mllll NlllD Phol4o 4 cell Mike . Send ;.::., to .lllUlllf Jackl9213·290-3112 Femalelpref.Model1and phone YOlce. Wiii train. position r9qulrn excel: 34,ex~A/R,A/P SSS a anttt atar11ng pay THEDAILYPILOTlenow 84~2 2 3010Ufl)9ftl •'AIM .. ! I Shop/Store/Office apeoe Eacor1a. <213)86&-1984 No MIUng. Call anytime! lent orel and written com· helpfut. ta, salaty Ellp. muat be fast wlegot acc•pUng appllcatlona Platica A • N.8. t2M3 Secty fol--,_ldsl Plen-- 300oqft0< .,.,., ..... Meli 151-2382 m•nlcotlon,. ..... -negotiable ... •·•~ °""'"· ._,..,/Nnch '°' Ols1riel _. ,. _.,.._. ::r.L. -· -a ,..._..._,._ C. MMa C-2 548-7249 (a..--..&aea 3011 U,.._lf u lnterpe<90nt1 alcllll. . I STUFT T SHIRT 1upervlH newspaper 11N h tm poettlons SV8if. &ft m.n Firm. Typlno • tnll'I •U-11 .... ' 15 ftAMa.nll 517 30th N.8. 873-3593 rrlera Mutt riav. "*' J I edv oppty •C<IMdluuttoo.AC.ompl MiREOPBEMINXR ............. -. w ...... _ .... ,, ... ,., •• .;-r;~ ....... :.,,.,. ;.. """ .!& ,'..:.:.:~dOP•:.rg• on • RM!IM prkg, from $200. 2855 E. t..eam,. YoU Med to kno. NB. AIE office. 1754110. end our bef)tfl19 lndud9 1'"91 , ~4%tHI~~~ -~~,-: . ·.Y ~ . 'l:.&>mmrtted J*.an neect.' ~-~ijjiiM@~~,,ance:.1~w1.thldlynar4ml1c~com-ll~M~1nC:5~yra~•~XJ>;.~bod1a1~ anc1 'bOnU• opportunity mold~"':~ W'•rnr.- Wlllrr ptet t tint 641 7348 f framing pany opening new offlc. a fringe t>enenta. lnv.t· • .....,., In per-on .. o.-y. • at°'!:-.. .... 1 WOfil 7,~ s A~. No exp nee, ~-1rM1 atftce, ... tali 21JI _1• r ng. • :10fil°'ta ::8~. tru.t11l~ 1n Laguna Hilla. For eppt ment Co. located In,_.. ~7 Clrc:utatlon omce. :,_"';ks r~ 8 twaJOnt cuttlng/Hwlng. UI· ~ ~..,... XWoidoooaciA.l&idlnQ ... II\'.~ Ing, mo1t1y mentel. 951.101oore&1..e200 pottBeech.s.ndreaume 330 we.t aay, ca.ta ~--"-medk:el~ m.rlr.oth.1a a.a.mow. lnot 11-. ,,.. 300 ft. ottloe. 3 phue, ltr ..,. 4012 Sornetimea vety rwtard-~~!: ~..:, Ma&. ~ tttru Fri-;nJLJ,;" ~ tNttng 175-11l23 wild dr!Wr'I lie. Non 1005 Brlo•o. C.M. ICE cMEXQ SHOP fOf Ing. PIT 20-30 tw. to Ce1sf S1Yiap ... pottBw:tl,C.92MO dly~oPfioneailli anctempq.atoc=-own-111.D ~ . ..,...., S 1500/mo. &44-72ft ..,._ Mah your own at.i. 14 to start. Bolh ex· ..a L FIT position avmtable fOI' E.O.E. erahC> progrwn PNW 3 tws -.. a...y COfno s.cr.tary Mam. to WOOOSHOP with rnachln-N9WpOtt 8Met't ·equip l p90dabte. So. Cat Pia. 119 Ill Cos1a MeM finest Health ...... IFFlll Engllttl speek)ng. Af1fJl'I mlealolVxtra .ai~ _.. --.. rurt hlil . c .M. 1200 aq ft leaM "*Y reaonable. ., ... 751-8308 for app1. (114)111·1111 Food StOf'•. Haute orlen-1 P••· oftc. h"Y phonee llllllTM at busy office, typing, !'lut11a. '475 &48-2289 CerroUOsyt 673-4150 ~. occasion&!, for Equal Oppty Employer led. dapendab6e, Met & •"1 1! .. ~rnaw,~84~5;r, 2 Poaltlont ..,... In mar· -llLa W/-J == .:,,-=.,.. esu:t •-ti l :::LIU A:: ala e.lboe fatnlly. 837·2813. M/F wllllng. Pleue apply at: --· keting dept No exper. 285 8ligga Aw. Coata ~ gl'oMng con.urMt.0:11io' ,......,.... .... !!.!,• ""' 'I 673·2872 wtcnda. MOTHERS MAR.KET GENERAL OFFICE nee. Company wt• train. Meea ~ronlca co .-.Ca IC.-.._ SPiRifuX( READlNGS AITlllllEUIE BASKINS ROBINS pit 225 E. Hlh St. C.M. Typing. flltng. dJctaphone Must haw car. Xlnt In-PRESCHOOL TEACHER =~wort!~: Ill 111D/LlllL Adva In All Ma11era & &tabled firm owner wtll UIJlltflll.... help wanted M lhru F, CHIS tn plMWlt Fountain Vt) come If quaMled. F« Tooo-tw:lllUllUme&Mne d•P• a ., 11 on ...,,...,,"**8uft1yr Coun ... lng. 1815 So. e tn:ln UK down tle2·2357 Adlta. flt..pft 9'4/wtcnda dayt. Cell Bob 875-9191 office. Gd pit me for a1~ appt. call Mr. Watklna. pr...c:hool. 716-70• d -.-. In ...._ .-d catnlno RMI. San Ctem. CNw1ott•'• Sitt-., 420 Self-starting. eggr9NMt dent. Ru hra. 964-4951 8&2~2 -wtcdynte-a997 wknda • • I t c f'I I> o • ' • cMI llllQiabOn. ShorlllSad Uc'd 492·7298 Women!• unique~ 82nd St NB &45-37 48 Individuals to work at Or. wt1 Incl pr'flf • 6ul noc .......,. • ~ wlll enjoy WI~ · V 11111111 Cty'a nneat hamburger GENERAL OFFICE. * mUlll * Promln.nt H.B. trevef or er dealt, fifing. PIHpc.1 Bet\.~ SCR •M-LETS S«:urtty Pfod'a 97~24 au ••• UY ILll restaurant. Exp. pref. OROPwtN ~7· 1~178· ~7035 No experience. Xlnt aetary aosncY needa full time ctlboerd, customer :-~-"--~::-=---:-".".'." ft • Liu 40fi -.... Apply In person 3-SPM, .., ~ ..,... 546-5431 egent. Apply ASAP , MN'f erT8nda ~ Neded tor am ·NSWERS • ., .. Book tennl• l•Hona. we·r~_g._r~ end need ~!:I~. by'• on the 11!111• .. lfflll .... !! nllT-· &44 .0380. Sue Of Carol. ~.!!P'"O· Good comm sOIWlnQ N. 8. tlrwndal n LIAllUIYI... wr1te--up charges. Ill• a;r_..,,.., well organized ...,...,,. .-.... w ..,.. --~ --•muat.SholMtype firm. l>u11ee to Incl. p I Financial S«vloet typing (45 wpm) & btckpg, m1n9'1 f0t k~ poe.. COUNTER. n....1, • .... lmmed. ~~ In sml~-PfT altns, Femfy Ptact., PfT & FfT: 45-55 wpm. R .. teO.. ~ b'Plr'9 Mn8. 4llC.. Starry-Optlc:t r me . phones & var!Oua ofc ltlona In Orange Countt. ..,... v '" Newpor1 ...... n group ·~ xpet eq 64&-8838 ** llKJ&it ** tra 1portatlon r•q. ~ 9llP he4pfl.'1 AC11,,.-Mlng19 557·3512 dutlee.645--$000.M·F Muathaveatrongout.lde ·p l day. Mon -Fri . auranc.ofc.Variedoffloe • ·" · FmUlllll No /amkr Med only Snl9ry to comm wisp Tlllor·CllCM .ll,Hft aalet e~ ln .tM tl42·52971839·9170aft.3 dutlea, knowt9dg• of MEDICAi. office Nerty ~Ing So. Celt Co of. a p . For -.>Pt call Cal~IT).18'0 RECOLLECTION ' Ir. I Banking Temporery H91p Industry c 0 u N T E R Jt.B. comput• helptul, JM,11 DQ •'Yl9'· F« Chlropr~ -,... -xft,r ~· l at'540·-S.. After an entire evenl"Jl of m • i I ••y Tilll11LLll and -th• ebUl-ty t~ c~NERS:ex...:___ nee. Xlnt benefit• offi: In SM!~ daY8 m · °' ---::-+:-""""".,..,.,.,=~=--1 watcMrtg attdH and I I llnLEI an ;,,otlvate and develop Of' wtu train ·64~--851•9719 eve'• a Sat. A.M.' Mu.I lndMduata to preeent ow S LES4tARDWAAE listening to our friend ,. • Outgoing person with de-staff. Satery ptut lncen· · have kn<>Wledge In Int. unlqu. fund r-*'g g.: Full t poeltlon In ,.... late to u1 hla worldwide lltfta1110t.IH, alretoworkwlththepub-tive.Xlntfrlngea(Fortun. CITIPDATDI GENERALOFFlCECLERI< bllllng, Bkkpg. P.T .. &'am to 9Choc* I herdware ator•. s .. ~MM• travel e:11curllon. my hut-5'>edal1Zlri0 In 1a1 & 2nd lie needed 30 hra. per 150 Company). Op· t Fu"-tlme. M·f . AMMf Pl'lonea Pegbrd, typ1tig roup9 In ther9 loca Stew. H.W. Wl1gtlt ~11 ..... , bend mumbled. "Travel TD'1Sinee 11M9 --•t our Orange Of· portunlly for upward Data lmput os>era ora rr· phones, run 10-k9Y b) ·12ia) 59M289 . .,... Pt1or uper In fund pany. 121 Roc:l'lea1w, Is 10 peroent anticipation .. _ .. t. s· .. .__ NH/CM b . Banking Of' S" & L mobtffty. A TRUE CA· needed for grow ng touch 831-7291 A* for raising or teec:Nng •a + eo.i. .._ nuu --f d medlcal c:orp. Full time Mw et M9dlcal TraMCfiptlonlst· $1000-$1500/mo polen-.,,..,...,..,,,.,,.-...,.--.,.--:=--1 and 90 pwcent RECOL· BE.Ek,eUr _8d experience pre err• . Re.Ell OP.PO.RTUNJ'TY aud part ttme-l)Olltlons. ~ · wott.•• "°"* mlA.3-5 ya -U&L Comp I tralnln SALES. J.-....o.c°'. LECTIOW.--&42·2171 545--0611 asl'l-rrtlfi!ITng ex· Call for appointment Must type 40 wpm. com-GIRLS. 17·22 tor model ea.rte ~ aJCpet r9Q. prCMded . School time combo Mlnlf0.1'71 ... rt-,-«-.._·;:'"'.:--...,~e....~= .. ~-- *Spirttual AMder I Ad-WANTED: Peopte ~ ~· llg~:f~ Yllfll puter e:11per helpful, but WOf1t Pretty t~look e.cttground to Include H hours. Xlnt growth poten-*!2058 or M&-1315 L11i1r* 1a a,..., vltor. Advice In all life pvt TO SU $1o.ooo up Ol'gan=::;::n akllla are will trlln right persons. WC>f1( wknd al Irvine & P'a, dla 9UmfT\aliel. tlal. Cel by 1oam SA~ 1 ~ needed .._,If.,,.,._ matters; 10,,., merrtege, No credit v , no ---·'ty d t E 11 t TU ... ••y A H.C. Pharmacal Meadows Su 64•-0220 cons . & surgeri9s. MfF, Convnunlty Fund ~ pftwne tor.,.... atq> Ir\ ..._., s__. ~ . butlneaa. NB. 831·9397 Oenlton A9IOC ef3:'7i11 man • ory. xc• en r--888 w 16th St GOVERNMENT JOBS 9AM-4:30PM Exec::ut1Y8 Offa. c M. MUlt be rnllaible, --............ Md ~ q::ne:•c:!~ SEIYIOES Newpor1 Beech $16.559-$50.553 l yr 714-768-8500 311 N Tuatll"I •D . pret. 54114U 11'11:111 ICm:IM '-en Lnt ltlJ WutM 5100 Debra Bugerln at (2131 1 ln.011111 631 -<>149 Now H1nng Your ., .. Offloe c1«t1 Entry le¥el Orange. CA. 92M7 ~ • .. war1d ·1111111 841·2114 IH·ll20 CUSTOMER SERVICE Fee C&lt 805-187-6000 position avau wlfast (714) 997·5326 DTl11 llLD 5*1111 .,._.,. llM FOtll> ADS ARE FREE Cal: 142·1111 aa •-n 11a..111 SIL Growing medical di•· Ext R· 1590 growing co Must be .... '" Prim• oppon. wlw•ll 1-2 ,-s ... .,a -11· _.... rUUlll. tribut0< haS opening for HIGH SCHOOL GRAD bright. Ol'ganized w/gooc:I ~ • ' .-ta EA.STBLUFF CO. lllO 111 1 911'91 ~ $1183~$1512 per month EqualOpptyEmplyrm/f/h person with ex.per, all B atud«lt or better Basic ofc Skills 751-1315 AU"'W 97 111 J. hulaon ~ 111¥111.....,. Proceaa Invoices around gen office. Yer) Clerical akU1a 476-0528 OfFlCE HELPER TIHllllU TUE == .:' ~ ..... t I ...... d t Bank...,. last pace. Benefits, satar) p...-i-aV911 fOf en indlv ..... warran a. n.,... •a "'V • S..Utlcian nanotiable. 841•2665 llP •1111 Part hme ~er ._...,., · Wind CO'iller~ng contrW> ~ °"* ~ Into EDP system. Mul1 TEUEI nu 11111 UllOITTlll .... .. Clean. COOi & casual. w/exf}«. In Q.C In ~ tor • motivated lndf. --· .... ~ Found .1mall puppy, Avocsdo·College St., C.M. w{ralnboW collar. la no et A.A.L 971-7387 have knowledge of ac-Xlnt opportunity In an at· Data Processing hiring counter help Checi<· S.8-8300 cal or P'Utica rnotdlng ~tradt COfWlNC> ..,.,_is a'Olu$ Ei· counting and clerlcal tractive Saving• & Loan. llPIHm II CISTOIEI Ing In clothes. Apply In operatlon. Must be fluent lion good phor'9 lllfllnCI and knowtllclge et method•. and be alcllled tmrned. apenlng offers pwson. 1000 No. Coast 1ft1te hla and haw abfllty to read a & NP• Per*! ~ ~,.~ ~ to op«at• caloolator1 varied dutlH. Teller Otsta.... SERVICE Hwy, Laguna Beach Pm me tralnee.-lype 40 write In Englllt\ Apply In floe.~ to: po Box ... ._..~.~ ·...--- date Input terminal ana exper. pr•ferred. Call •Full t>eneni. SUPNIT IEP lllTEll wpm & 10 key by touch• ~HOMED INT.L 'rT • Npt ad\, t2M3 Olgt'lt pfetlmd t~lter. Betty. 754-1801 * •dv·-__,,, training must. S3.35 hr. 548-5623 Dr •--;;;;M~iiiiiiiiM;---1 WI ,..OYldl 111 uceHent 1 Offk:e 19 located In South O.C.S.L " "'"""" for charter boat. F.m .,. fOf' Dorothy 3195-A Alrpor1 Loop . I 9TIT , .. , ... Coast Plan area and a 1700 Adams Ave. •Full or pan time We are a software com-O<tentat 20-40 yrt, food Costa Meaa. ca. &41-8224 F/ttme, ane aper. nee. :::O.~ ~ Y!Slbllt- futl benefit pectcage la of. Coata M..., ca. EOE llPllllTI pany developing and aervtc.. Atao utltt In IFFIOl Ml/llTY Gen'I cm: dultea. N9wpoft ry IDr IXCISltlOnll Qtowtll r.red. Anal fillng date: 111·lll0 marketing appllcatlon• cleanlng & malnienanoe. Small CPA firm in Laguna c.n ... cal &40 8440 ~ wt111tn the Foond: Whit• dog with 1.0. 5:00 PM Tueaday, June and •ystema to 1~ Must be nMt a atlracttve. Beach akllll should In-1 AtMran orplllUllOn NII BMd'I Anlmel 19, 1984 For C1uaffied Ad dent Insurance agents NMd driver' a lk: C.11 c 1 u d • w 0 rd p r 0 • n / 11 m/111 __,..... ~ Cllll!SiClslliOn ~ 644 3858 1 Cell for Information ACTION IUm and bfo«ers. We're Mek· 557-4079 for lnfo ceutng/1)'ptng, pteaant Ex UV. poettlon for 0 • •TYPiSTS .-saap by ID con.-. lo (714) 986--4025 Call • Assistants for buay beeuty Ing seNlce professionals el phone manner. take ecu . tvlne •RECEPTIONISTS 111 ~or MflCI LOST: 2 amall white non-°' 968-4026 Dally Piiot salon. GOOd oppottuntty. with computer hardware Hot ·-••••a charge attitude & 11 :'c:''~-4~ per •CRT-DATA ENTRY rwwmt!leCllf at apptg. descrlpt Ooga, Spot & A~VISOR 200 Newport Center Dr. and I or software ex· ""--bttkpg Salary & beneftts ..,.... -r• ha •CLERKS eDn ~ ua.y Peppy. not pretty, but I ORANGE COUNTY &42--5878 Newport e.act1 pertenc. and pre~abt) lftUTll c 0 mm ens u rate W.-for moni . WOfil now Top Pay O.C. ra.y (Pnnciplts Ollly lowth9rn. H.B . ....._ Re--DEPT. Of EDUCATION with an Insurance relat 4 Day week. 3-t1 p M wlquallflcatlon. M•l ,._ Coutd ~~ .,.. plmel ID werd. &47·7448 Artlnn. Action Emptyr MIF ~::::::::::::::::::::= Boat m«hanic f« Mar1na. background Position of. Thurs-Sun SURF & aume to Box 712, Laguna nolctl . VICTOR Trudy aao. ========:.l=======:;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. ........... -----i Mercury. VoNC>. & 0 .M.C. fers front-line client con-SANO HOTEL Laguna e.act1 ca 92652 to tuppOlt ~ 'f:: TEMPORARY SERVICES fl9rSOMll Dlolr1men1 Exp only, call Fred 0< tact as well as with sales Beech. Marla. '4Q.4.!460 ' • r9tary to Pl~t 4341BWd\.1105. N.B.. LOf'etta 840-2331. department and manage. EOE •HI IDT. qu1,_ Jdnt ~· die-556-8520 BOOKKEEPER ment. If you area a 3 POSltlons avatl S.,ta ~end Mt• thnd S Ellp bttk.,_, to handle A/P, mature ye1 en1huslaatlc. HOUSECLEANERS SS. Ana Offloe. No exper. Othiar aec:retariel poeltlonl ~~eooA~ _.. positive and the>ur P/tv. PfT, own tr.nap. nee Training provided eilable fult time 1~ mo YDIEY ~•YfQll. gen'I r•cord service ero. send resume Maida of 0 . c 786-8222 Xlnt lnoome. For ~ ::.: Call 75~9109 tor Nat'l lirm hat oper*1g tor f:'~"l.f: ~~ r::,~~iSte>ry'Q Aidt 1NCosSURANCE AGENCY In cat! Mr Albers. 862·5&43 details. :::m!,~5 :-: 0-.. .. Oil.I ••P ri.1ptf;1. 0<galnza. ta M..a .... u -•llll sttorthandlapd Wftttng. ~ ...... '-".'*'-.. tlonal •kllla • muat. 1111110, llC. e=n~ Con:i:i: ••••• llPT , .... .,....... Bonot eft 1 yr ernpqe-':..' :'::::: ···········••! Salaryb=~?P·C&ll •1•1 ladrtlltrlh .. ~fc'~) (~°!'i~ .. o~: P;!c.9t':cs=.'c~.:; ~~iiiiiiii~~ ~5~~1',67 Call Dien• _._.,.....,.,11111/ft Monday, Jue 11 . . . lllllllPD lath 201 557•5234 , mfg co is k>Oktng for ii ARIES (Mar.2 l-Apr.19): Check equipment. be posiuv~ con~m-f()f' Coat• M9aa/Ftn Vly •• .,.rt ..... u !*>Pie to wor11· clo9ely IUL man SALES $50 to 100K + ing t.rans~rUtion. Accent on added knowledge. change. vantty, erea citent. Ac:cntalRec. I ' llTDJM 111111 with woman supervt90r. HUDHUIJER travel ability lo locate special material. P~vious standards may not Accnts Pay, peyroll. Ute E 1 0 HH E 1 Aalr for decorating? ExP9r'd & ln.xper'd. ULES I UITILS apply.' Scorpio, Taurus personl fiaure prominently. ~ping. lmmed. opening. qua PP:JiF mp oyer N=~ ::::;::'l C::: :~ ~;f'1 '°' lllT&IT &11• .. TAURUS (Apr.JO.Ma)' 20): Be analytical, ~heck fa~ concerning G~~~~':~~~~~::c~ DECORATE INTERIORS nat• decor In office & ~~~~~==~ u. ............ ., investments, emotional tnvo1vemenls, promises made by others COl'J>. 1n 1 Center Ave, Color/design. PIT. tc homes. Part time. tull = PAINTERS WANTED ftlJa lMI Estate concernjng resources. Member <?f o~posite sc.it pl~ys key role, you'll be St• 402. Huntington start. Will train. 775--5447 time, will train. Cati tor ·~ Own tranap. Ill· 1111 engaging in a "search."' Gcm1n1, Virgo. Sag.attanus persons play key Buch. 928'17 0 Ec 0 RAT 1N0 1AR1 appt 714/848-9774 iv mag 751-9103 roles. . I . llllllEPO SALES care« opportunt-·IEllUL .,,... • •• &TTlmllT GEMINI (Ma).' 21 .Jun~ 2~)): Accent on I.aw. pub!1c re auon~. Medlumaa.dbullderlook· ty. will train. 49S.975• Perm 5 day CdM 3 girl of· Real Eat•t• partnerships. possible conflict m ~rea of mamage. Major dom~t1c Ing ror full charge book· IELIYEIY fie• Good phone & All~ . C S S acljustrnent occurs. could mean bfcstyle undergoes transformation. tleepw with rMI •t•t• TELEPHONE DIREC· ~ar~led,.i: :!t!fe F~ .::!. ha~~ TRA T ALE Play waiting game refuse lo make premature move. ~t ••per thru TORIES person 8&m 10 12 noon CANCER (Ju,;e 21.July 22): Go slow. maintain low profile, check trial balance end financial Temporary In Nhlpor1 helpful 67>2774 c.ntury Pattclng Inc. 645-8202 employment possibtlitics. See others in rcalisti~ light -defi~e te~s. stat.ments. ~ with Beach/Costa Mesa .,.. JANITORS FuntPart tim.. New A,,.,_,,, Hinon a Rec e P 110,, 11 1 • _. P steer clear of self-deception. Keep rcsoh~llons conccmtng diet, ~ nof7~:".:s.~ U• own car Earn to 14-M-F Must t>e u.s Clt1Z9n T~ n1 Convention pieteried Family Flt~ nutn.ll'on. ~ne-1 health. Pi-• fi11Jt1-"' promine.ntlv. . 1··• .. i t S6. hr guaranteed S3 4c and ..,._ to Obt••n Gov-Wey. Anaheim c.rtt• C M 557 .. 0 01 •• ~ •w•..., ' resume w -ary "s ory plhr Call 8:30-5 pm tol • r nm• n I f • c 111 t y --------LEO( uly23-Aua.22):Goodlunaras~~ot~etd~Wlthroman.~. & requirement• to ff•l(tlOOp.43-2<>46 dearlln09 work.-.. hr• You cant mM• tt to the llCIPllSIJST/TTPCST creativity, emotional . invol~emenl, partJ~t~llO':' m specula11--:e C/Hm 19700 Faitchltd. Hrn1ng 14 ·S5. p/hr b'G 99'"8 nul ..,.....? Immediate ()P9nlngs 1r venture. Relation hip intens1fiC$, respons1b1ht1cs increase and ll is Sult• 140· IMr'le. Call· lllT&&.111111'. LM<lpeopte'4 75-U-.50 Don't let your tdets go new ~ at NewPOr1 nn.•1.ble now to tap ••money vein.•• C.anccr, Capricorn persons play key fomla. 92715 X-ray lie Fle11•bte. pt-tim. ~ on •AP« '"'" 10 wut•buy • kttte rd Anancaal c.nter Must --BRICKLAYER H91pw mut1 s •• I B •.• c h t~ Mon-Fri 1·.5 Lota of tp()rtS fans read haw lrOnt office e.ppMI· roles. I d • .. _ d....,.dabl• h•v• (213)431~29 Pm catl 937 3940 cleUlfled 6'2·S67a • ....-.__ 50 -Cal Ted BaY1J Auoclat• PenonnelServlce !II: I .,. ... ~-...oi ~--368 Sen Mlguel DrM, • tee> ...,.._, 8-d\. CA nMO 714fl60-131S .. VIRGO (Aua.23-Sept.22): Tnnsaction may be compete-on l ~ t";W' 67~ 175 L".;;;a ~ 75Mo9 1 ~ ,...._ linger too Iona, Accent ~sic tSSUCS, include employ~eot. propeny, CAFETERtA HELP Eneedtd"PlllT•rlell.n~•d h"~l•Tnpwl•.· I . 1·11 P1•111" .... · ... · · · ....... ·· .. : -·~iiiiiiiiiiiiilll~&iiiiiiiiiiiiilli~liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mineral resources. Examine Potcnttal, refuse to be mt1m1datcd by tho$C .. , w-........ who lack fjjth. l...alU audience awaits your "frrescntatiora.'' P::O· 1~3!,~M, ~. lorminO expended rune-• . ......... ..-.- LIBRA (Scpt.2'3-0ct.22): You emera~ rom emoll.o.nal morass. Meu area 813-4403 11ona Att .5PM, s.«-s.a7 ;. FILL·1IME : Kl>S-EARN GREAT TRPS All) PRIZES! You almost lit~lly "sec th~ li&.ht'.' .Stre5;1 versatihty, humor, •ft• 3PM. an)'(ky tntcllcctpal curiosity. EmphaslZC ind1v1dualityl b~k. from past .. lille ' a-IM lllT~/llPllT :. IF.,... OLEll pettems, hi&hli&bt seJf .. rchanoe. Leo fiaures prom1ne.ntly. . IOf2:c:t';! tJ!:ilfN': n~ SCORPIO {Oct.23-Nov.2 l ): Aura of mystery lS pment -dta 53~ hr wtc. s.s per hr ., 8::t per'IOn nMOed tc : deep keep_ promi91CS maese to tboie who miaht be confined to home<>r owrtlme pey. 87s-t023 ~ ~= : hospltal. Follow throuafl on bu.ncb. You are ~ose to 'Wl~nina ~~ CHIROPRACTIC AS· =t Mlle ~t tY'P' : money pme." Cancer, c.ipricom. Aquarius natJves fisurc tn e~c•una s1sr1sECAETARY 1ng & dattlPhoM wu•a : ta:N@ _ , , Mlilt be btlight I cMerfUI. 75wpm ~.Word pto-• -.-SAGITrARIUS (Nov. ~ :TilC'tf}.iltiltV. JhliahtwiU-Oni)<"'°:9~:-':~ . OMllnO...,,._...,, : i~ to communica~. to learn 10 versatile an4 to make co.ntact ~=::........ · · Conuct Lydla;l33-2900 : wnh those .,ho aided you i~ recent ~~· JU<tament is oo tarJCt.: mocr feelin&1 serve as reliable 1u1dc. Oem1n1 and anotbtt Saasttanao play a.ti key roles. • . .._. ..... ..x--. CAPIUCOAN (Dl!c.22.Jan 19); MY$tCry is JOl\'~~ pun~ ..-- fAll into oac.e,: You'll bow Wbat to do; titmn& will be on wart and you•u fuJflll lonasu'}d•na o:bhjatio!l· ·vou·u pio s~h, fears·~ ,..aons wdl · be.dispelled. Srof'pio. Taurus pcnons fil\trc PfOfm· DCft°JQuAJUUI (Jan.20-Ftb 11): Be rtad)' for vatuabtc ooa~ whi<"h lid in findina outleta for ycMAta~IMhe ~nts. Foaaa Oft wnunC mYSI<', Othet rotnas OI commuic:l'tion. Wish romes tft!t.1 ~ ~-~ orpern•kMl arc strcnathmed. YlflO playa ke • PISCES(Feb.l Mat~~_ftointtowanhjoal-rcVM1Wdlftctioti; 1ftitnactio:1s anabiU.ic IOU~~lttial. Flm1ly mttn~ untJIUlt A!lquctt -it ~n considtfaltOll even 1f budlft. •1 ~· FOc:Vsot1 decoretion. rcmOldina. puttl\alel aimed at beau..tif)'iDs au~. I ' ,,, • .. A I -------------- terlcal SUMMER JOBS! TYPIST /SEC 1ape Iran· scnptlon, wd proc train· 1ng. FIT, SA. Ed· 1nger/Newport Fw) 558-8333 Maxine PART TIME \lot or Hou It> hailable "rwporl Bf'at'h a rPa, three hour-. pt>r da ~. Earn approx. 8 600 f't'r month. CaU I I :00 IO I :00 P\1. \ ""k for Rruce CIRCULATION DEP'f. tH2-43:! 1 EOE ORANGE COAST DAil Y PILOT 1 ll W E\AY'>l • l.)C.,T AMrc;A CA qn,Jh '• y •I""' -aily Pilat RETAIL SALES COORDINATOR .... Orange• County daily newspaper is seekin~ fast pacf>d. flexible achiever to coordmatt• display sales activtty. Must hdv<· extc•pt1onaJ organizational sk1llc., Dulu:'S include trackmg daily sales answering busy phones for outs1cfr. sc.tl~ st.arc. ~rdinatmg theatn JOvert1sang Some typing. fil- ing rc•qu1rcd Newspaper or agency exp<>ra·nN· a+ Send r~ume or letter of qualif1t·dt1ons to Orangr· Coast Daily Pilot Ad ::968 C<>St.a Mt>Sa, CA 92626 Attention. Lisa Smith ORANGE COA ST DAIL V PILOT 10 w RAY sr . COSTA MESA C.A 9~6:16 't ,J A I I •tNf , .... , t M J. 1.-f JI I ~I 5510 ;;;e young malf Doberman to ><Int homf 646-8674 eves/wl\nds " Lab golden. will persor : who w1s given doc : Mandy al Balboa Ba) : Club. 1', yrs ago pleaM : contact Joe 675-1588 '. LAB PUPPIES. black. M/F : AKC. papers, shots : 7wtcs. 674-1758 : LABS. chocolate. AKC : M/F champ Imes, read~ : to go. $150 631· t307 . -: SO CALIF DOG TRAINING · In home obedience tram : 1ng Reas rates t 5% On : 1h1s monlhl 963-3388 : Pets 5535 · Blu/gold Macaw gentle & · quiet $750 Goll1l'I . Cockatoo. very aflec. : 11onate $300 w/cage 847-1746 Ornate king-11a floatlOn Wl\trbed $ hMdbOafd w/tn11chlng roll-top dr .. HO S 1000 Pill"<> frost-Ir" rtfrlg 1350 Cd IS0-0204. Youn9 perlOM BR Ml Sffr•. 8H w/1tor drwrw, dr..,.,, desk/boolc ahlfl S2401obo 551·48Di l<tm BJUB'roL A'1 !DINO!R IN SANTA AN A "8·0110 NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION of i.te model. low""""°' • Ced*ece In Southern Cantomlal S..14 lodayt 540-1880 2600 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA nnnltt Ha: ·72 cAM s060R8XN new engine & ti,... $280 080 5'8-0950 eV99 '78 Cam•o, T bit roo4 62,000 ml. no air. $3179 Newpot1er II 842--079! eves 548-8823 '80 Chevette. 37K ml. ' dt • tpd. am/tm 8 trk. -Midi. tlr•lbatt, ale. S.. to appreciate. 552· 1'1'4 '81 CAPRICE ST A fie); WAGON. loaded, aid cond. Half '82 dleMI en glne, lo ml, MW tnl $4450 559-018' :;a; nlcle wllllde root. 1 OWTV $1875. Nawporter I 6'42--0795, evee 548-882: •79 Cordova. 33,000 ml original OW'*. Utl• ,,.., $4300. C811 8"40-M33 M~• Hi~ ·HsPlN pwr I 8if. bin condition 11300 Cal H0-2514 ltd l '70 Maverick. Gd trant S650/obo, Call 831-578' 'lZPllTIWll AOK. $1200. 67~7815 '75 F150 Explr 12500 Good condition & extras 673-9251 '78 Fairmont Wgn. 8 cyl pis, pl b. air. 1m/fn stereo cua, lug '1lCtl new tires. good cond, k ml. S2650. ~7-3392 '78 GRANADA GHIA '4 dr well matnt. gd oonc $2500 080. 875-1545 Lac.la ~ ·79 conunentil Ld.n. ,. ally • nice ~ dk matOOt S5375. Newportar I &42--0795,..,.. ~ ..... MJt I '76 cutiw. XIC. Pis. a1 electric, 1 owner. M,POC ml. $.4100. 845-3'485 •79 CutlW, air & P'#I' dlflHl, runt & look• great S3500. 5411-MS 1 '80 CutlW SUp. Btghn dleeel, 29K ml, fl'WK'/ 11tr1 xlnt $.4950. 494·3852 '82 Otda Cutt ... Suf)(ernt Btougtlm • dr Mdan Exc.f condl All opte. Wll deal. Wl(dy9 955-022'4 Olde '80 Omega. '4 dr, V-1 auto, a ir l.!.-•unroo (M JlU)() Mwit BlllYM•V'*~ S.J~ 137~ ... -I r. • -1, 1. . - f • 2 - I • I • t 7 - • 0 I • I •. ; • '· OKAV, LET'S ANSWER ANOTMER LETTER ... ~GARFIELD ® MEY, JON. WATC.~ ME! /. 1 j _ .... _.' -_...,, - ETC. ETC. KINDEST RE6ARD5 ETC. \l DEAR DR.SNOOP\', I MAYE A PROBLEM WITM MV 6ARKIN6 D06 •• EVERV TIME THE MAILMAN COMES BY, MV D06 BARKS UP A· STORM-'' l NEYER REALIZED TMAT PEOPLE MAD 50 MANY PROBLEMS ~ .. DEAR PET OWNER , IF YOUR D06 KEEPS 8ARKIN6 UP ALL ™OSE STORMS, MOW CAN '(OU STAND LIVIN6 WHERE IT ~A1N5 SO MUC~? ~--!'~ ......... TMEN L.e'T'S JON POE5N'1 PAY ANV ATTENTION TO ME . AN'IMORE. WATCH THIC:, ' SAY,'' I DON'T KNOW fFTMIS ADVICE MAS MELPED YOU, BUT IT SURE CMEERED UP MY SECRETARY '' by Jim Davis . VOO PON'T PAY AN\/ ATTE.NTtON 1'0 ME AN'W'MORE + - -------------........------........ ------------------------ NANCY ® DENNIS THE MENACE KEEP lAAT POOCH OOTA Mf FLOWERS! JUDGE PARKER FOLLOWING MISS TEMPLETON'S BRIEF VISIT AT SPENCER FARMS, ABBEY GOES TO THE Pt-\ONE AND CALLS SAMS OFFICE WHAT TIME WILL THE COUNSELOR BE BACK FROM COURT, GLORIA? -flt"ROJ.z=> ~ /f1P~jo< i..}UST A MINUTE, ABBEY! U THINK I HEAR SAM i:OMING NOW I I a a a a tr •• .,. PL~STINO ,_10 Ill pertend I'M Mr.Wilsonl . • 1 bv Harold Ledoux -----------IS SC»AETHING WRONG, ABBEY? WHY WERE YOU INTERESTED IN WHAT TIME SAM ~17T HERE 10 TAKE CARLA 6ACK lO THE SCHOOL? . \ . ,. ' bY 10m BATiUK . t MOON MULLINS COME, l<,AYo --IT'S llME A CERTAIN .AMOUNT OF WISE>oM GOT PASSED ALONG. . AFTER ,ALL> COMMUNICATION FRt:>M ~ENER,ATION ID GENERATION /S by Eercl ~nd Tom John~n WE WHo HAVE MUCH SINCE: OUR GENERATION EXPf:RIENCE IN LIFE 1-t,AS SMAPED l~E WORLt:> SHoLlL.D PASS ON .. ,., You ARE /NHERITIN<a, ~ ~;· --",A-~~ . IHE 8,ASIS OF - IH5 BS:NEFlTS OE=~ _· N~Tc.JRALLY JT1S:QllR~ --ouR KNOWLEDGE . ~u . ED-- ., .. T-~f..,_..O._ •NRl9fl11- ~-·· DOCTOR SMOCK ~ NOW, PL.ESASe PON'"'r P~OP 1"'HA"'r ""rH I N6 ON 'THE! Ft,,OOR oR we'&..'--NeveR FINP . 1-r ! I . CIVILIZATION· 1"'HES PONOR SAYS SHe HAS -Y-HOUSANPS OF 'eM, SO PAR-rt NG WllH 'THA-Y-ON~ JS NO e1G Pe.At,,! OKAY ••• ON!! V6RY &...ARGe! MAGNI FY'I NcS Gc....Ass, RC!!ASI!!.' .. I -rHANKS I J -'i .. l -u II> B .... I . r . - vou'RE: Rl~T ! ONE MAN~ JUNK I~ ANOT~ER 11\AN't;;, IR~A'e>URE ! Wl:L.L, iHA"T &..rf4f"L.e TMRILLEA Pll-1-f!R, MICMAEL- .JACK5°""• MA& C>ONSrr AOAIN/ -- I ~ I , ' ~ . _Lf ·· 1: ee-r WELL. HI.AKE LDT~ OF A\ONEV ! I ' I I . J • TMl5 11Mt! '-'ACKeON HA~ SWEPT iMe "INT'GRNA..,-fONAL. MU51C AWA~OS~ .. I VOU'ftl! Nor FOOL.INft ANVONI Wmf 1'HE WH l~IU.. CAJ..1..5, l~PIANS! "\ GOODNS5S I "T~I~ PLAC.E LOOK5 LIKE A ...>UNKYARD! AND NOW 1..e-r•s GO "f'O OUR HOLL.YWOOD MO·rt .. INf!/ 1"Hl5 15 VAL.E!Rle VACANT wrn·t MOAt: 1"1Detr'S FROM 1"1N seL:T"OWN/ WINNING AWAR05 NOT ONL.Y FOR 66$-r' At-&UM, &e51" MALE VOCA'-'~ S.6T 81NOl.o•, HST VI~ .• I . ' ' /, " • . . ' ·: ·, .. \ CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Tlwe are at IMlf six differ· ~ In *•wl"I detalh Mtween -, and Mttem ,. ...... Hew "'6d&IY CH JM fl .. fMm? Clledl aawers witta ............ . ~ 11 .iwna t lkl1u1w 111vtwN..o PGOH s liu1n1w If JOJ.JfW ., peAOW If P"H t ....-11 .... d _.,,, ·i ·lututw If u6ts ·1 M>U&All!O • qEEP SEA'TEDt TIWs senttment expressed '"a 1ttlt century W'11"M 9'y Effu CMk continues to be'shilred by many toMy: "I low it, I love it1 aM wM •U .,., LUSTERLESS SPEECH Rearrange letters of the capltallzed word In the verse below to fill the blank In the last ,,,,..,._,""' ....... < "'.,. . ~f ~ "~~ 1t1terest llltH 'keen and suspense at its heigM. As we Us..,_. for VI· slons unique. But the LUSTER was gone as the SPffbr droned Oft. _: Weallwentto sleep. One possible transposition of letters yield$ the word "rus· tie," but thats not the answer. How q4.1lckly can you puzzle out the to chide me tor fcwfttt ttllt eld "W..t .............. rt.vmt ... w.Nls ....... ? .; .M\f>W.e.,-. p-lllrn-w "t.l • Fiim Cllpsl Insert numbers to compleile fllm titles: 1. "The Musketeers." 2. ''Chuper by the ." 3 .. "The Steps." ~. "SUmrner of ' -. " o.t AlJO~ ' ei.iu -"·"'U C IUl10Cll ...... .1 C .. At.1 I • Say Whent There is • tiMe wt.ft 7 Is the· equivalentoteltMr2.S or lS,and• ls "-~lefttef el"'-r 20 or 40. Quidlty, when Is ttutt? 'il)Oj).""811111 "'11 ... .....- • Rlddle·Me·This, If you can! Whitt floWers ca" be washed and worn? The poly·aster~: Whet ~c raises cattle? Mr. Good·ranch. appropriate word? ALL ASHORE! What can you •aw to complete .. pktuA .. 11,_• .. 11 ,_ ._.1 above? To th_. owt, acid lines from dot 1 to 2 to J, etc. For-Better er For Worse C New1 0""'1) Chk:efO, Inc .• , .. , KOii• " ........ Uliftl all .. ........ In ................ '°"" ...,..,.....,___...-1 ____ _ ... ........... : UMSTEADY nta• 1C19t'el,...... Mdt ........ ... _ .......... -,,.,.........._~.._ ............ __ ,.... .. : ......... -~ ........ ,,., .. _. ...... ,....... .......... _ ..... .......,. by Lynn Jqhnston WE MUSI·! WE MUST! wa MOSf IMPReleOUf{ BUSTI • .. • f . t l&ENT our wr™ ~ NE.W 61~ LA!>T ~$.,l.lT, ~~. ·GORDO ® SHOE I 1'l40U6MT WE COULD f<EDECD~TE, USING SOME SUBDUED COLO~··· ~£!>, A'.> A MAffEf< ~ FACf, t. DID! '(OO MuiD lf l b\$f. WEND'{ 4 U\U.1 by Gus Arriola by Jeff MacNelly OR MAl(SE 6CME™I~ IN A 5MfZIMP OR A~ ... I I ---.;~;;-.__-.:~ -- ---------------~ -----'---1.. ____ __.:._____:__~-~..;._....:,___.;:_ ___ _ L 17 mg. Mtaf, 1.3 mg. necotite w. P8f cigamtl by FTC method. e ... ll.1. lllYNOU>9 TOMCCO co Terry Moore's secret mar- riage to Howard Hupe. in 1948 netted her a multi· million-Oollar settlement from the late billionaire's will. So what did the lady do with the lucre? Well, diamonds may be some girls' best friends. but Teny preferred to cozy up to oil wells. "One in Texas. one "'"'~I 11111•1\111 "I 1! \I: in Virgjnia." she says. And just to prove the adage that the nch get richer. both wells have gushed with the sut> stance known as black gold or Texas tea. Now for tfle big question: Will Terry buy another well? Or maybe she believes in the maxim that less is Moore. 0 If Playboy magazine had a message. it would probably be something on the order of "Grin and bare it." or maybe "Let it all hang out." Well, there are a few things that the maga- zine's founding falher, Hugh Heiner: would like to keep under wraps. For example, Petet" (The lasl Picture Show) Boadanovlcb's upcoming · bool< The Killins of the Unicom: Dorothy Sr'atten. 1960-1980 (due out this fall from Morrow1 which portrays Hef in a less than charitable hght. Dorothy Sbatteo. the 19&l Playmate of the Year and Bogdanovich 's brmer girlfriend (the t\\U met dunng the shoot· ing of the film They AU laughed) had her tragic story told earlier thjs year in Siar 80. The Bob f oae film. star· ring Mariel Hem- ingway and cun Robert.on ( Hefner~ offered an unflattering view of Hugh. But Hef isn't going to sit around the Play-. boy mansion in his pajamas this time. He's ~ked the rnasazifle's at- torneys to press Morrow for chang- es. If the ·publish· er proves recep- tive to changes. say mansion sources. no legal action is planned. And Hefner. who may know better than anyone how effective publicity is in selling a prod- uct, is keeping things hush-hush. 0 Wanm Be.atty is playing a role that for him is a bit out of char- acter - a background per· former in Guy Hart's bid for the presidential nomination. The reason? Both Hart and his longtime friend Beatty don't want to give a Hollywood sheen to the senator's image. Even so. the Oscar-winning director of Reds was the creative force behind several , , ' ... ,\ .. , .. \' \"' ". ,\ , \ , .. "' , t, ., \ '' \ 1 \t \, t commercials recently taped by the presidential hopeful. Obsefv· ers say that War- ren had complete artistic control of the spotS -the only way he's happy doing a film of ANY length. But don't bother looking for his name in the credits. 0 Price-conscious Beverly Hills residents with a yen for body re- sculpturing are _1eturning from mainland China with the news that Beijing physi- cians are doing a booming plastic surgery business at bargain base- ment prices. An eye tuck costs $20, and a nose job will set you back a mere S35. To take just a bump off the old proboscis. the charge is $25 . The price of an economy-class ticket to China: about S2.000. That would remove an un- sightly bulge from your wallet. 0 Director Peter (Breakmg Away) Yate. could be said to be in deep trouble with his kids. When he was on loca- tion in Bermuda filming The Deep, in the summer of 1976. two of his children came along and Yates taught them how to skindive. "Now. ever since they came tiack to the city. they've been complain- ing they have nowhere to practice, nowhere to dive:· laments the director of The Dresser. who probably wishes the kids had taken up something like. well. bicy· cling. But thLS news should make a splash with Yates' children: Screen writer Peter Bmdaley is finishing the script of The Deep II. IF it's shot in Bermuda. and IF Dad gets the nod as director. it may be breakers away - assuming that Dad dOesn't waver in.his decision to take them along. 0 From Ania Summer, N8IJ Y°'*; Robert Windeler. Los Angeles. Edit,!Ji by Joanne Kaufman. ARIMIYUS a star of ra>7Vs Kate & Allie How dilferenJ a person are you from non-s/Jow..business friends? -FU. Tro.>< N.Y. I certatnly don't feel any more mature because rm working. if that's what you mean. Perhaps I even feel a bit younger -I'm 15 -than my other friends because I'm short I suppose the only difference is that I can't get as close to anyone as "civilian'' kids can because I'm working. It seems that as soon as I get friendly. I have to go out of town for work, or go back to the set. GINI llAYaUmt hos! of NBC-7Vs Maleh Game What are some of your mem- ones about starting in the busmess' -AC Minol N.D. x~ Simply that if we were young., our hearts were young. and we had a wonderful time. We worked late, then went L...,,,j~---..... out to the clubs. One night. we caroused a bit too much. I was a tour guide then, on the job at 9 a.m .. and didn't have time to go home. so I decided to save time by freshening up in the pool m front of Rocke- feller Center. I swam a bit before I got fished out by a guard. If anyone dtd that now. 11 would be all over the pa- pers At that lime. ti seemed no more than a big JOke. ..:.CO..:_VD: ____ • Ex=c...::h.tS1.:..:.'v_e:..Jphoti:....:....;;..;..;o....;.f.:..:.or....;.F-_Ai:..."...:.n._, _Mttoa..=;;;.:...Y .:..:.of;..;th.:..:.e.;:..ipi;..;.resa...;;..;;.;..· den;..;;.;_t_o;...,n~th_e:..JpaL-..ti...;..o...;..o_utside_'...;_;_.t_h_e _Ov_aJ_Offi_· ce_._b..:..y_Je_an_Louis_._A:_tJan_IS-=y"""gm'--a_. ___ c 19M FA Mt LY WEEKLY. All rtghta rMeNeC1 Reagan On The American Family President Ronald Reagon durmg the FAMILY WEDa..v int~ m lhe Oool Off1ee W omes about the Ameri· can family, once seem· mgly lhe province of fusspots and moraJizmg meddlers. are now on 1he national agen· da Issues like 1he two-paycheck house-- hold. day<are cenrers. birth control abortion. Baby Jane Doe. and sex educa- tion in the schools make news. In part, conservative and liberal act1v1sts have forced some of these issues onto the By Thomas Plate Ed11"'· Funu~~· Week~r front burner. Bui more than partisan politics -or special agendas -1s in· volved In 1984. issues of the American family are hatting home hard. At the center of these concerns as a debate about tundamental values. Technological. S<>C1al and economic changes have produced new pressures for fathers. mothers and their children. With many members of the media cur- rently preoccupied with such problems 4 F AMILV W Ull.LY . JLNC Ill. 19114 as the latest tum of fortune m the Mid· die East, presidentiaJ aide Edwin Meese's finances and so on, FAMILY WEEKLY has sought to contribute to tht quality of 1984's presidential debates by narrowing 1n on family 1SSUes. To this end, we've been publishing. since January. "Getting Political" interviews with the presidential candidates -all focused on f amity concerns. Our most recent of tl).ese 1nterv1ews on the American family took place in the Oval Office of the White House on a cold, grey afternoon in Washington. Although top presidential aides Michael Deaver and Michael McManus hovered in the background listening intently, no one interrupted the session with the president. who looked dapper in a dark blue business suit and was clearly delighted with the interview subject. 1 will intrude on the interview narrative only occasionally -to let you know the mood in the room, the tone of Mr. Reagan's voice. or whatever The president replied 10 quest10ns without notes or help lrom aides; what follows is vinually verbatim, ·edited on- ly slightJy· for gtammatical seJts.e and space Q: Mr. President. one rMda about mott and more chOdren be:tnt raA9ed in a dbnate of divorce, ~ and more one-parent fmm. lies, and more and more chi.ldreo llOIDI to day-catt centers, out of the direct care ol their motberi wbo have to work. b the govern- ment dolnt .,,.,,.hint wrong, or la t.h1I jut the way eodety la ~ Ing? b there anything govern- ment can do? Rf.AGAN: A number of things. First of all. while they were not aimed directly at the famjjy, government policies, wtuch led us down the road of ex· cessive infla.tion-and taxes. impover· ished families to the"J>Oint where both parents found it necessary to work if they were going to provide the things they believed their children should have. ThLS had an effect on a great many families. And, in this modern time. there have been trends that have reduced family values in many people's minds. (nJe l'rPsident spoke alertly. but ap- peared lattgued. While his eyes seemed slightly wary, his manner was relaxed) We have almost doubled the tax credit for working mothers who use ch ild-care facilities. Through our private sector initiatives department here, we're holding seminars and working with employers throughout the country, and more employers are now putting in day<are<enter facilities for the ch1ldren of their workers. This could wind up being the best kind of day care because the mother would have the opportunity dunng the work· ing day to at least get in to see her child. And that would be better than the purely institutional care that goes with so many day-care centers. Q: Some people feel we need more aovunment aid for abortion and birth control But what about peo- ple who want to nurtuJ"e life rather than end it1 REAGAN: Corasider that there are prob- ably a million. a miJhon and a half. people in this country who can't have children and want them and are on waiting lists to adopt. Abortion is not the answer to their problem. The answer would be facilities -a helping hand to. say, a young girl who's gotten into trouble and who now chooses the abortion route. We must make it more possible to help that young girl; make it possible for her child to be born and adopted. We must take care of her in her time of trouble. (A group of photographers. some representing the wire services. were ushered out alter a short "photo op- portumty " I learned later that the extendM presence of photographers makes Mr Reagan nervous J Q: YOU have hem pn>mfneot in your = ol ICboo& prayer. Your ~ on this luue la well known and utute. Some people advocate IN('hlng 1es ~ ID tbe 8daoola. Oo you think U.. theft i9 a leveJ of eucb lmtradloii tbM needs to ht> taupt In tbe 9Cbook1 Rf.AGAN· Weil, now -{laugh/er) -i. • me answer that in two pans. I do11 r think my position on schOO prayer 1~ weJI known. As a matter of fact . our legislation fell short of the two-<hmh majority it needed because a number of senators whom I talked to personallv were convinced that a yes vote would have meant the federal govemmt:r1· mandating the schools that lh'Y would have Lo have prayers. And they wen· sincerely and honestly concernt'd "Well, who's going to write tho'>t ! prayers!' . ' I don't know how this distorted v1ev. got around. My view on school prayt-r is that the government is supposed t• I be neutra.I with regard to pray er because the government is neither 10 advocate nor prevent reJigious practice And all tha1 ~were asking was that the Constitution be interpreted, as I 1 believe it really reads. to say that 1f someone wants to have prayer 11 school, they can have prayer in sch0ol So much for that. Now. to set down to sex education In my present capacity, it doesn't mal · ter much what I may feel about 11 I don't think the federal govemmenl should have a pan in that It belon~5 right back where most of educa1i0n does. and that's at the local school distrid leveJ where the parenrs cari have a voice in the educ.Ilion the1 r children are getting. Speakina as a parent, I have to sa' that I think there's reason for concern Touching on the previous hair of 1h1~ , question, the worry about separa1111~· church and state has segued over into sex education. so that where it tS be1n~ taught, there is a total avoidance of a11\ moral connotation with regard to se' And 10 teach sex as a purely physK<1 function without taking into conside re1 !ton the moral precepts that are 111 volved -I think this should be of con cem 10 those in charge of educat10n (The president was warming up to the top1C -and the occast0n lm- 11ally a btt nervous, he began to hit his sm·de. One imasined what 11 might have been like to interoieu PresidenJ Carter, ever on top of details but often missing the mam pomt, or Presidmt Nixon -dark. brooding inseru~. Reagon seemed ~nably at peoc~ UJl~h himself comfortable in the presitkntial role. ii not ouerly womed about facts and details.) Q: Oo another lMue. Mr. Prest. dent, we lmow your po*ic>a on redudnt the aovenammt'• in· D "A TOUCh ot cim · ----"'"'" ' -------- '" ____ __J,. __ _ ......... -------~--~ <:f.-1 r;YsYL'":~$~--~"¥.:~ •o~~~pl: ~~ o~::, ... y~ don't eee it u;.; ol-~--:-·•,.iN,"-.. ft~l;'starv;:.·~~~~et<i~~~j volvement ln people'a' penonal bmybody Uncle Sam" actina like tan ol aovermnmt .aivily1 that that baby had such handicaps at lives. But the inter Pention ol the JUc BmtbeL SboQld IO"ftl"DIDtnt REAGAN: The initial interest in all of birth that he wouJd be unable to have a · S-urteoai"Gmend tn the Baby Jane be-lnYOhed In Ilda kJDcl et-tbbrg, that' came abouf wittf anothe Baby full, rich life. There are many peoplP with physical handicaps who have ver. full and rich lives. And the fact that 1r this case ther. could decide that 1h1· baby shouJdn t live, but they knew th at if they took his life it would be murder so they stood back and in a technical sense did not take his life, they just te1 him starve to death, which took about a week .... c ln civil rights ther.e is a rehabilitation feature about not discriminating against the handicapped. And all thl' government asked in this case on Long Island was to see the records to see if because of the handicaps with which the child was· born, she was· bejnH discriminated -against-by being-denied the swgery that couJd change some of those handicaps. And the coun has ruled that, no, the government couldn t see those records. But this was done in the context of, ~ I say, the civil right!> law regarding the handicapped. Q: wen. one wony, though, is that medical 8dn.ce ~ to ciome up with 80IDe fabuloua new operation or traatmmt almost every week, and the whole bualneu of proloqln1 Uf e beyond ... ..,sible .. point la like- ly to ari8e apln and ..-m.. I just wonder whether you're wo · about ge>ve"lllDellt aettmg volved In eYery other cue. preeeota itBelf. REAGAN: WeU, no. If there's one t that is a responsibility of the federal government, it is the guarantee of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness Now. there is life and some people tak e it upon themselves to say we want to canceJ that life out, baSe<ron our opin· • · ion of what it might ~me. How d" you rectify that? Q: You think a little bit ol aovem- ~t ~OD the 8icie of life probably la a good thing7 REAGAN: Yes. Can we have a Constitu· tion that says one thing and then. faced with problems of this kind, let tilt government say: 'Well, in this case tt doesn't count. 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This indudes post.age for the one pound container. Add tax in California. One pound covers up to a nine room residence. You'll need an extra pound for a basement or gange. Send to Copper Brite, Inc., Dept. 12 at 5147 W. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90016. Copies of the 3 University tests are available by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to Copper Brite, Inc .. Dept. A. , ~ 11rn1~ ... _ l!llO ..aGAN 1 ~:-i ~~--ii>.~ to raise when they take, from their V~l, just something they see and they don'thave all the facts. And they don't have all the facts. Nancy and I miss going to church very much. And we know why we can't 90. Now, some have implied that we didn't ever go; well, we did. And when we came here we swted going to church. But we became self~ about the fad tha1 when we arrived on Sunday morn- ing we detracted horn the frame of mind tha1 people shouJd be in when they go to church. And yet. we were enoouraeed by the people there. But when it came to a matter of security and when you look at the barrlcades tha1 have to be put up around the White House it.self. how can we eo to church knowing that some terrorist - that we could be responsible for caus- ~ the deaths ol many people by our being there? So, we can't 90. But. I've been encouraged in other ways by some dbgymen whom I respect vety much. They've told me that, in view ol the risks, they feel it's possible to practice relig;on without ac- tuaDy going to church. even though we would like to attend. And we do: Alter I heard and learned about all the series ol miracles that intefVened to save my life when ( was shot three years ago, I decided whatever time 1 had left beJonged to someone else. (I was surprised when he mentioned the attempt on his lilt! by John Hinckley Jr.) Q: I would ddnk tbal that 1981 ez. petlmce .. -~that DO ODe coald eve quite oat ol ~· ..W. ADii, not lbM ooe llW9 In re.. bat it __. pal a CMt -put lldDtla In a certain eoatfslo REAOAN: Yes. And if you're out amongst them you're a little more alert than you might have been before. (Laugh/~.) Q: I am bsp. Aaodler .... don. Mr. PteeMeato Gmel.&o .... &ft nofb'nl new; there ••• to be81 leMI ooeln ~ faally. Your danpter, Patti ~~::..~-:m= pat .. .., ............. wtda. ~ad la u normal u bi ie\... yoar teeth. Wit.al .. II we'we done willl the9e YOUDCJM!& ~ft~~="~~~ monllty la. well, a lilde bit old for todaJ'•dme91 REAGAN: I'm just sorry that spanking is -(laughter) -out of fashion now. Q: Aud you .... Ibid -don't yodl(l ~-) r REAGAN: es. (1.au&luer.) Q: Tbe ..a.a~ 1euna srowtnc ap ID a ..U town -In your cme 8 FAMl.Y Wmu.v • JUJCE 10 • ltM In ..... -..,. ,__ tbe COtt °' ~=~q . ~al~=~ ID bwly ID w:CbflOD, or are they t ' l'iJ b I eliaml1 I IWD the baa Etlty ud tile ............ that yoa flDd m a ...n-t0wo. RF.AGAN: rm glad that I grew up in a small town, ar1't I'm~ tba1 l went to a small coUege. If I rould recommend 11 to any y~ people, I'd telJ them 10 do the same thina. I don't say that peo ~.vi in small tbwns are better than livi"8 in cities-I don't mean ii in t way at all But I think that in a small town where you're not anonymous, where you're recognized -and it's the same when you get to a smaJI campus -you can't rude. You know that you're known. There are more thinfP expected ol you. For ex· ample, in a b~ university it's so easy for students to JUSl JI) to ~ and back to their quarters after claM, and not get involved in any d the other outsKie ac· tivities that are also very educational But in a small school you·re needed .... And prdfy soon you find everyone's involved. And they discover things about themseives they might never have discovered. Q: Tbe I>'+'+.•• al tbe U.S. ii ~~~.:.L: ttfted tbe *lft IDto _ ... towns, into Abarbe, a.ad lato the S..•nbelt-I wuadea> If yoa ~ tbal tbe tblDp yoa Ry you mod for we a cllrect tdlectloD ol th18 trend and tlaat people are ·~to._ umthlng tbate Important ID •we? REAGAN: l think what we're seeing 1s a swing of the pendulum. When I w35 a young man. over 70 percent of the peo- ple in this oountry liveet in what ..,., as small-town and~ America. Todav. about 75 percent ol America lives in u'r. ban renters. We've turned into an \tr· ban populalion. It's hard for people ~ realil.e that. while we've doubled our population, there are any number ol countries out there -a tremendous number of countries -tha1 have a smaller population than they had 50 yea.rs ago. Now whal we're seeing I think. is that the big migration into the cities did.n l live up to what some pt'<>' pie wanted for themseJves.. (I changed tM subjm.) Q: ..... Pt I,,... I lblnk that eame ~lcw are b'oabJed. or E:~E yo. ~ ID a calMa eeme. the A niam deao .,..... eo 1011 " 10 ~ID prayer-lo *Y out ol pOlkka and lea.e tt.t to you? ~GAN: No, because in a society like ours. if ypu start designating profes- sions or trades that should not part1c1· pate in political discourse. where do lrontincwd on P<Jll l 1 J ~ M~·~ ~ • ~houlused~t~o:ut.:u:~Yen~cel~· "w~~~re;·-~peo-cp· ~~~h-}n .. ~e __ pr~-· . ll\'!1..:?llftl. Sltc'tiSUtif~ow, r do Jy· th.ls -·1-.--. .. ~~:$ ~,---'-I• --T~ i.' ' ere. OU TuSt wait.and act" And. as t -b«ause I have disagreed sometimes ere were many people who said that l speaking at fundraisers and so forth, . said then and I say about these others, with some of the more extreme pos1- actors. because they're known and and we used to be criticized. And there where then would you stop? 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Q: Your position on ~ churcb- nate iuue a. lnteratine You feel lo a way that we may ~ over· drawn the line a bit, aocl you're a little more coaafOl'table than eome people with derlJmm talking about political luue:e. REAGAN: Sure. Q: And polftidam talking about ~~ .b Q: Mr. Pr8ident, th.la '8 a UttJe bit off the beaten track, but If you were to retdp voluntarily some- time in your ee.cood term, assum- ing, u many do, lhat you will be ~ '8 Mr. Bmb ready and able to auume the olftce of the praident? Have yoo ti'ained him well enough?---- - REAGAN: It isn't a case of my training him; it's a case of what he's capable of doing. I think he's probably the best vice president we've ever had in this country. I beJieve that we have. ·over too many years, thought of the second in line as someone who's just sitting on , the sidelines, you know. looking for I signs of ill health in Number One and waiting for something to happen. Well no -I've always believed that they're ' really like an executive vice president I in a corporation, and they should be used as that. [Bush] is very much a pan of everything that goes on in our Cabinet, in our administration. He has been in 48 states. He has.been in 53 countries. He was in charge of our pro- ject of reducing -which we did suc- cessfully - a number of regulations. I don't know of a vice president who has ever been as much a part of the action as he is. Q: Aa you approach the condu- alon of what many· people thlnk wW be oaly your tint term, If God Aid. '40kay, Mr. Reagan. you can go back to January 1981 and do it all over again ao It wW come out dllfe.rentJy," can you think of two or three tb1np that .akk ln your mind u Uttle bUpe tba1 you wish you <lOuld have 9mOOtbed out? REAGAN: I'd have gotten in the car quicker on March 30, 1981 (laughter.) 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Many routinely prescribed and over- the<0unter drugs can produce skin rashes or sunburn in some people as they soak up solar rays -whether they're lying on the beach, getting in a few sets of tennis or even strolling down a city sidewalk. Known as photo- sensitivity reaction, these rashes and bums are caused by the drug's inter- action with sunlight. While_ such _effects ar~ relatively_ rare, experts caution consumers to be aware that what they might dismiss as a rash or ordinary sunburn may in fact be an adverse drug reaction to sun- light If you are taking medications and notice a skin rash or burn, alert your doctor. Children and the elderly are more susceptible than others, accord- ing to Oscar Araujo, Ph.D., a professor of pharmacy at the Univerity of Florida m Gainesville. because their skin is thinner and more senSttive. The most common categories of drugs that can produce this reaction in- clude the following: antihistamines, familiar to most allergy sufferers: anti- biotics: diuretics. used by heart pa- tients. high-blood-pressure sufferers and some dieters; anti-acne medica- tions: oral birth<0ntrol pills: tran- quilizers; antidepressants. Some per- fumes and cosmetics can also cause problems. as ·can sunscreen prepara- tions {especially those that contain PABAi which though used to prevenl sunburn have just the opposite effect in certain individuals. "Many topical preparations can create a reaction." says Judith Jones. M.D .. Ph.D., a clinical pharmacologist with the Food and Drug Administra- tion in Rockville, Md. "Some people. especially those With chronic allergies. can have problems with sunscreens.·· The sun's interaction with a drug can also lead to heat stroke. "A lot of anti- histamines. or drugs wi1h antihis- tamines in them, can affect your ability to sweat," reports Dr. Jones. 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Like some of the oldest and best stories about bears. thlS one begins with the words: "Once upon a time.' Once upon a time. there were at least 100,000 grizzly bears ranging across almosr all of the western half of the United States. A huge and powerful animal with no natural enemies, the grizzly held a position of absolute dominance 1n the wildemes.s forests of the West. The grizzly in Amenca was a king of beasts The early nineteenth century ex- plorers Lewis and Clark encountered droves of grizzhes on the banks of the Missouri River. and some early fron- t1ersn:ien told of seeing the great bears on the Pacific coast, eating the car- casses of beached whales. But as the nation was settled, these great. hulking beasts began to vanish. By the 1960s there were only two regions south of the Canadian border where the grizzly thrived. One of these was the nation's most famous "bear cou ntry" -Yellowstone National Park on the Wyoming-Montana border Much of Yellowstone s 2-million-acre ··park" is rugsed, isolated wilderness; 1ust what grizzlies need to survive. Because the park is protected from heavy development, logging and min- ing. there once was every reason to believe that the grizzly would endure. Yet today 11 1s clear that the gnzz.hes of YeUowstone could become a "once- upon-a-time" story too: Only about 200 grizzlies now inhabit Yellowstone. They are listed as a .. threatened" species. though that word may not reflect the seriousness of their plight. As Gary Brown, assistant chief ranger for resources management at Yellow- stone puts 11· "II isn't the number of grizzlies that concerns us. it's the popuJa. lion trend And the most recent data we have shows a downward spiral." Naturalist John Muir once sajd of the grizzly· ·10 him everything is food ex- cept granite '" Indeed. grizzlies are huge creatures. typically ranging from 300 pounds up to, in rare instances, half a ton, and they have voracious appetites Thal's part of the problem · A natural diet of berries. nuts. roots. insects. fish. and even deer and elk is not the only one that appeals to a bear Gnzzlies by nature are wary of humans. but potential bear-food abounds near people If a bear is rewarded once by an easy meal. 11 will almost inevitably return to the same spot Eventually the bear comes 10 associate the proximity or people with a first-rate meal. And ror the bears. contact with humans often means bad news. Bears lhat stray outside of the park in search of an easy meaJ are still shot by ranchers who fear tor their livestock. and by poachers who kill for profit And occ.asionally even those who want to save grii2ties have been respon- sible for killing them -noc for profit, but ol an ironic. bitter sort of necessity born of the bears' run-ins with humans. Dr. Chris Servheen, grizzty bear recovery coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- vice. is a man committed both professionally and per- sonally to saving the animal. Yet he was forced to pul a 435-pound grizzly to death la.st year. In the early morning houts of June 25. the bear had entered a c:ampsite in tne Gallatin National Forest. just outside of Yellowstone Parle, and wilhoul wami~ dragged a carr ... ~ out of his tent and nPfJ"". tum apan for no apparent reason. Such attack:s are ex- ceedingly rare in grimy country. There have only been four in the entire Yellowstone ecosystem since the tum of the cen- tu ry. two of them before 19'20. and two in the last 12 years (six fataJ attacks have occurred al Glacier National Park in Montana since 1967). Yel wildlife managers say they must operate on the assumption that some bears are a threat An unarmed human is no match for a grizzly that can break a row's neck with a swat of its paw and rip open the tough hide of an elk with one swipe of its knife.like claws. UnJess a problem bear has actually attacked someone. wildlife managers usually trap it in a cylinder and fly it by helicopter to the park's deep backcoun· try. hoping that it will stay oul of con- tact with humans It seldom works, however. and lh~ bears that seem in- curably habituated to humans must eventually be removed from the ecosystem. Some are flown to remote wilderness areas in northern Canada; others are shipped to zoos. Unfortunately. removing a bear from the region CK"Celerates the population problem in that ii is a blow to future breeding success. "It would be great 1f a bear we ship to Canada could beat the odds and establish it.self in unfamiliar territory," says Yellowstone's Brown. "But it.doesn't do a thing for the future ot the Yellowstone ecosystem.·· At the core of the grizzly's clouded future is the fact that as few -as 32 breedi~ females are left in the park. Grizzfy sows normally breed only once every three years, giving birth to an average of two rubs. Thus. further declines seem inevitable. "We can'I do much about the birth- rate problem." Servheen admilS, "so we have to do something about the ma.n<aused mortalities. lf we can stop the destruction of grirzty bear habitats and if we can limit mortality. the bear might still recover." The various state and federal agen- cies that adminisler the park a.re now working together to limit deaths.. Vigorous efforts are being made to stop poaching. and the enforcement program has been enhanced by a Na- tional Audubon Society reward pro- gram that offers up lo S 10,000 for infor- mation leading to the arrest of poachers. Furthermore, last year the park agencies instituted new policies designed to minimize conflicts between bears and humans. Part of the effort focuses on educating campers. But more important, when there is poten- tial for conflict. trails or campsites or even whole tracts of the park mar. now be temporarily placed off-limits in deference to the needs ol the bears. By the time the bears of Yellowstone went into hibernation last winier. these measures appeared to be succeeding: there were only six dcx:umenled cases of grizzlies killed by humans in 1983. a decrease Jrom 14 the previous year. There's no certainty that the success will continue. But researchers agree Lhal unJess it does. the Yellowstone gri7.zly is almost certainly doomed. There has not always been such unanimity among those studying the problem. In fact. a disagreement in 1968 dealt the grizzJy a costly blow. In that year. a program that Rafleer Brown now calls "natural regulation" was begun. the intent of whidl was. lo encourage entirely wild populations of animals within the park, independent of human support. In the case ol the grizzlies, that meant dosing the park ·s open-pit dumps where they regularly ~led for an easy meal. · But twin brothers John and Frank Craigl\ead, at the time the onty wildlife biologists to have intensively swdied YeUowstone's grizzJies. raised the argu- ment that the bears had become • dependent on the dumps as a highly stable source of protein. Despite the Craigheads' recommen- dation for a gradual phasing out, aJl the dumps were dosed by the early 1970s. The Craigheads warned that it would force some bears into settled areas in search of food, and inevitably raise J bear mortality at the hands of humans. i Indeed. known grizzJy mortality in the l region roughly doubled during the first j five years that beaf's were making the '? transition from dumps to natural i sources of food. i Today, it is generally accepted that ~ the . Craigheads were right all along i about the grizzly bear's decline. And if ! the bears are to be saved, it will take a .:;; concentrated long-tefll\ effort on the part of all the park's agencies. Brown acknowledges that there are difficult times ahead. and that the park's various functions often conflict ''We want to provide as much of the park as possible for the people," he says. "At the same time, we want 10 make sure that the bear survives. But the two interests are often in conflict." Still. there will be grizzJies in Yellowstone this summer. 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"I have a driving force within me always pushing forward to find new frontiers and challenges." On the first day of each year she makes a list of her fears and then secs out to conquer them. Fear of flying topped the list in 19n. Her husband, Charles Knapp. chairman of rmanciaJ Corp. of America and an avid pilot. encour~ her 10 take l~ns. She procrasunated for months. then showed up late. 'Tm the onJy person who loved ground school." The romance of flying propelled her interest and she was soon performing loops in open cockpit biplanes. But fly- inR for fun wasn '1 enough. When friends complained that deregulation had cut out much of the air service 10 smaller cities, Knapp, who'd been working in a stockbrokerage firln, decidec:f to go into ~. She quick- ly assembled a tax shefter group, bought a $2.5 million jet, and founded Jet Airways. It took off in no time and is now one pf the largest executive charter airlines on the West Coast. fly- ing passengers like Bob Hope, Paul Mc- Cartney. Jane Fonda and Jeny Brown. For Knapp, the sky was nol the limit The next chaJlense: "I wanted to prove myself to a male-dominated industry that didn't take me serious!y." She likes to tell the story of a female passenger who asked herin all sincerity, "Do )'Ott reaUy know how to fly this airplane? .. Knapp turned to her male oopiloc and said. "Why didn't she ask you that?" So in February 1983, Knapp took off from San Francisco in a Learjet christened 'The American Dream... She cirded c:> the globe from east to west in SO hows. ! knocking 15 hours off the previous record for a pilot in a privae aircraft. She acmmplished this through a com- bination of careful route planning and excellent tlJm times Oanding, refuef ing and taking off). Last November. she became the first woman to cirde the Earth over the poles and the first civilian pilot in years to land in Antarctica. ''That trip was a confirmation that we didn't just luck out the first time," she says. When she returned to Los Angeles. reporters asked: "What's next?" "How do you like Moscow to Peking? .. she joked .. ''You'll never do it," they said. "Suddenly. a fire lit under me," Knapp recalls. Despite the fact that Russia is normally dosed to U.S. air traffic. Knapp -in a matter of weeks -convinced Soviet officials, as well as authorities in China. Japan, Great Bri- tain and the U.S .. to give the flight the go-ahead. To make it a gesture of peaceful. non-political international cooperation. Knapp called it the Aight for the World's Children. new children's letters and artwork from na- tion to nation. and got corporale spon- sors like Hitachi Corp. to donate more than $400,000 for UNICEF. The aviation industry has sance recognized her as one of rhe top pilots in the country. "Brooke Knapp dearly has 'the right stuff,... says Stephen Oster, director of the National Aeronautic Association . Brooke sees it all as only the begin- ning. She's already talking about a non.-stop world flight in an F-15 jet fighter with mid-air refueling. lhat ... she says, ''would truly be awesome." M F~WrDJ.Y•AM:tO•I* 17 -- • -Ill J lllWIOUla lOMCICXI c:o • There has always been some friction between smokers and non-smokers. But lately this friction has grown more heated. The controversy has been fueled by questionable reports which claim that "second-hand smoke" is a cause of serious diseases among non-smokers. But, in fact, . there is littk evidence-and certainly nothing which fJrotK!s scimtifteally-that cigarette smoke causes disease in non-smokers. Skeptics might call this the wishful thinking of a to~cco company. But consider the scientific judgment of some of the leading authorities in the field-including outspoken critics of smoking. For example, m 1983 the organizer of an international conference on environ- mental tobacco smoke (ETS) summarized the evidence on lung cancer as follows: "An overall evaluation based upon available scientific data leads to the conclusion that an increased risk for non-smokers from ETS exposure has not been established~ Even the chief statistician of the American Cancer Society, Lawrence Garfinkel, has gone on record as saying, "passive smoking may be a political matter, but it is not a main issue in tenns of health policy." Which brings us badt to our original point: cigarette smoke can be very armoying to non-smokers . But how shall we as a society deal with this problem? Confrontation? Segregation? Legislation? No. We think annoyance is neither a governmental problem nor a medical problem. Its a people problem. Smokers and non-smokers have to talk to one another. Not yell, preach, threaten, badger or bully. Tulk. Smokers can help by being more considerate and responsible. Non-smokers can help by being more tolerant. And both groups can help by showing more respect for each other's rights and feelings. But eliminating rumor and rhetoric will help most of all. Because when you stick to the facts, its a lot easier to deal with the friction. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company • By Joanne Kaufman '~move lil<~ plup)if- &n manneqwns. as they were Otympic gymnasts speeded up to 78 r.p.m. Or maybe more like robots with souped-up motors. They're break dancers. whose back.bending. breathtaking moves are chronicled in 1V commer- cials and such films as flash. dance. 8teakin t and the just· reAeased &a ~ They're also twnine heads and setting trends around the nation. Break dancing. a melange of gymnastics. ballet. martial arts and pantomime, began a decade ¥> in the under- ~ neighborhood,, of ~ew York City's Harlem and South Bronx. But in recent years it has broken out all over the country. Ch~. Atlanta. Philadelphia. Washington, Los Angeles and- Detroit are new sites for this highly specialit.ed brand of dancing in the streets. And it isn't just restncted to the cities anymore, insists Ak.iva Talmi, a New York- ~ ballet promoter and maoaser who is sponsoring a 4<kity crosa<OUntry break dance tour thal began May 26 and will run through October. "Suburban kids who see it on television and in demonsara- tions at shopping malls are trying out their new.found skills at sweet-16 parties and barmitzvahs," Talmi says. Two basic movements prt- dominate in break dancing. according to Talmi: spinning -on the shoulders. head. elbows. back and hands - and so-called ''poppmg. ·· or "ekctric boogie." an isolated -and jerking -action from jaw to head, from elbow to hand. "Break dancing is revolutionary in that it changes the center of gravity from the feet to the head," he points out. You're probably wondering why it's called break dancing. No. no, it has nothina to ck> with the possibility of a shat- tered tibia from one of those flashy flips; rather it refers to cutting in on someone else's dance. The ··oance at the Gym" number in the musical West Side Story. a tet·~ you-t<>JHhis-tricky-step a>n- frontation between two rival gangs. is an example. In the late '60s. gangs began to use the break dance as a means of determining ter- ritorial rights. The group that executed the best glKles (a movement that resembles walking on air~ windmills (shoulder pirouelles) or "suicide" moves (backward flip to forward ftip to a ftip landing on one's back) was the group that rould daim the block. In- deed. aocording to legend. rival ~ would try to -out break each other not just for a specific slice of land but for the favor of a girt. as wel. Breakers, almost all of whom are male. do not par- ticipate in conventional sociaJ dancing. They perfonn for other's, usually m teams of six or so -an Olqrowth ol danc- ing b rival gangs -and they are accompanied by the heal ol rhythm and btues or rock music ~ from an <M!r- su:ed radio, or by '"rapping": rhythmic rhymes mat are autobiographK:al vignettes. The appropklle 0. gear br the semu:s breaker: ~ topped basked>al1 shoes ~ wide. while Lares. Breakers like 10 pertonn under cnrz.y pseudonyms such as Aubome. Wrtj!J'jer Of Fame Jackson. This. ezptail 15 Talnu. gives then a -posilive identiy·: it's a~ JU!ing a high gloss on they have been polishing for years. Tony Lopez. a.u -J>ower. fu1 Pexst~.-ooe ol the l1lilll breakers in the film &a and a~ of the York City~ a ess1onal performing group. views break.Jng as an escape from the streets and a ticket to 6lm swdom.. -1 saw kids on lV doing it and I said. 'I can do that.· My body got ac- customed k> l. Pmp6e ~ dreamed you alUld 8'I )Qr body inlD all those ~ They re tasciNlle.d -1 can see myself doing it tor a .. 1we.: he says.. -It makes me tee unportanL People loot ~ to me.. Befieo.-e me, I have girts calling me up saying they kwe me.. The)· don l know me. but they've sure heard ~ me.. -IW f'~WfDl>'•AN ••· r-19 altemative to waiting around fqryour septic system tobaCkup 'tu~ system IS PIO to bai* I.Cl r9f? Is~ llflf WJ artu1d rf? ()'IS ct JUSt one d those O!f'1QUS ind wsy ~ faclS d Iii!' .. ymJ,..., cb11 bM., ~wt tor It., hapJen. ~ C31 ~btt ~ dom1 ~toilet Mly month. 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That's what you'll thin» once you start making thin with ~to be dis· carded nyrom or pantihose. There are soft·sculpture pins and re· frigerator note holders. There are ~D pictures and .. Family Portraits" plus bouncing balls and hand ex· ercilers and silly little gnomes to SotM appealing doll faces. make you smile: You can ·even use the cut·up nylon to give a doll a fancy "Annie" hair-do. A silly littl~ gnom~ Making soft sculpture is like eat· ing peanuts.Once you start it's not easy to stop. . . ... Bouncing balls mad~ from pantyhos~ and yam. For a delightfully different addJ· lion to the family gallery~ face sculptures on a velvet backgrOUnd, add a lace collar or silk ascot and an important looking frame. You'll have a humorous portrait o).Afavor· ite relative. Similar but different are full bod-- ltd little gnomes which can be made to sit on a counter, a shelf, in a basket, or on the window sill and a far cry from the soft scul~red folks are bouncin~ls also niaCJe from pantihose. can be~ as toys (they really bounce) or put to practical use as squeeze balls for hand therapy. Folks troubled Portrait of a faoorit~ Aunt (nylon soft sculptun) with arthritis find them to be excel· lent hand exercisers and small pieces of nylon pantihose can be used to tum the balls into little doll faces. So, ttie next time you discover a run in your hosiery don't despair. You've just created material for a new proJect. Complete tnstructions along with photographs and step-by·step ii· lustrations of all the projects men· tioned are included in our leaflet # 1340 "Soft Sculpture Made From Nylon Hose." To order your copy of craft leaflet # 1340 "Soft Sculpture Made From Nylon Hose;· send S2.00 plus SOe postage and handling to: Family Weekly Mapzine P .0 . 8o. 438. Dept. A-3 Midtown Station New York, NY 10018 Be sure to include leaflet number and your name. address and zip code. CA R CARE MADE SIMPLE IN OUR NEW MONTHLY COLUMN WHAT ID CHECK FOR CAREFREE SUMMER DRMNG By Don Sharp Daddy," said the child, "I k now hobgoblins and monsters hide under the bed, but do they hide under rhe ~ toor' "An inte~ though!," said the father, stooping to peer into the shadowy innards. "Let's check." U~ ... H••ll Oil Cho111Je: Of under-the-hood mat- ters. an oil chaJl8e is the most impor- tant. During the cold season, mjnute quantities of fuel condense into liquid during start-up and while the engine is warming. This liquid gasoline escapes pa.st the piston rings. winds up m the oil, and degrades its ability to lubricate. In addition, moisture in the cold air the engine sucks in also condenses and winds up in the oil, where it combines with the gas to form acids that eat away metal engine parts. These evils do not depend on sub- zero temperalures. Atlanta has quite enough frosty mornings to degrade engine oil over several months. and Los Angeles certainly has the moisture during the winter. To be sure. modern engines and oils are so good that some car manufac- turers specify an oil change no more ohen than every 7,500 miles. in con- tras! to the 2,000-mile interval that was standard 20 years ago. Long in tervals notwithstandjng, oil that has been col- lecting condensed gas and water for several months needs changing. Tu~p: Besides an oil change, summer drivins also calls for a tune- up. Nowadays, that mostly means a check on the dozen or so elemenlS of the pollution-o>ntrol system. Many of these elemenlS respond to heat. They go into ooe position when the engine is cold and move into another when it is hot. and their motion often gets slug- gish in the winter. If they Slick in one position, the engine won't run properly. Too often. the mechanic looks else- where for the problem, so ask that the system get a thorough check. Htat Riser. Some cars. particularly older ones, have a spring4eaded trap- door of sorts. a "heat riser ... in the ex- haust manifold. about where the ex- haUSI pipe connects to the engine. If lhe heat riser sticks in the closed posi- tion. it restricts exhaust flow. and rhe restricted exhaust flow will cause all kmds of problems -particularly over- heating -even a new radJa.tor won't cure. Mechanics usually think ol the heal riser last If lhe car has one. make sure that its spring has not rusred. Air Cond111oner: Aher several months of idleness, air conditioners often refuse to work when summer comes. MOSI of the time. the Freon refrigerant gas has simply seeped out and the system can ~be ~ charged . However. 1h1ngs get more serious if the compressor has seaed up or corrosion has made a leak in the ex- ternal heat exchanger. The problem ~h04:Jld ~ a.s.s~.ed to a shop speoaliz· mg in au conditK>ners. u ......... ., The stuff undemealh the car manen. just as much as the stUfJ under the hood. particularly those hinge-like joints that let the wheels bounce avei bumps IMld tum right and left. Winter- ttme slush (usually laden wilh salt) and frequent rams force mo&Sture into those JOinlS. Since oil and grease Ooal, the water can displace the grease in those joints and cause them 10 rust. JoinlS with rubber bushings that have no grease are not exempt from hazard, lor the moisture can cause the surrouf\d. ing metal to rust. after which the rusty metal chews up the rubber busrung. Accordingly. pul the car on a semce station lift and have the mechanic in- spect everything under lhere that moves. £uerything. This means ~ rubber and metal ~ in lhe suspension system A-arms and strulS, on the "sway" bar. and on the shock absorbers: as well as the steering system lie-rod ends and rhe ball joints. 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Japan. had at first planned to build a very small memorial. but after he dis- covered that man\ coworkers shared has ·subrie sense ot guilt at destroying the rany hie forms. the proiect grew They chose a scholaslic tem- ple an Kyoto as theJr site, and they ded1cated their shnne ! \\-1th an inscribed stone placed i atop a Buddhist prayer scroll ~ ~~ ~~~ t~~h~ o~ "g~~: > tamer Let that one germinate PrM!OeftlMd~ Patrick M Lrnskev vie. ,........,, Md Ad OW.C1or GeralO Wroe Vice P~t end OM. Mor. Jona1nan Thomoson Editor Tl'IOmas Pia 1 e Chelnnan E-itue. l.lonon < • .~, •m•o• TH GMT A merica. not only are you what you eat. you are also where you eat. With television. the telephone and modern meth: ods of transportation, regional distinctions in the U.S. have bturred. But food seems to be one way of retaining a sec- tional identity And according to a summary of Dept. of Agriculture data by the Food Institute. it as not just disunc- 11ve foods -Southern fried chicken. Boston baked beans, Florida's key lime pie -that help to define regions. It's your regular groceries as well. The report found that America 's middle -the North Central states -1s in danger of, uh, expanding These states consume 17 per- cent more ace cream. 23 per- cent more canned frull. and 25 to 30 percent more candy and potato chips than the na- tional average Northeasterners consume large quantattes of frozen vegetables and warm up by dnnkang 66 percent more tea than the rest of the nation. BY MARION LONG They also eat an incredible number of doughnuts. The South eats more than its lair share of fish and ielhes And canned peas" are especial- ly popular there Canned peas? Out West. people are wolfing down twice the na- tional average of whole wheat breads. Westerners are also heaJt)M;onsc1ous. eating up to 20 percent more fresh fruits. vegetables, and cheeses WllGHTY BUSI NUS I t was bound to happen . The only surprise is that it didn '1 catch on earher. Think abdut it. People 80 to work every day The health conscious among them work out every day. Simple. Com- bine work and workout and you'll make a fortune. At least thats what Bodv- tech Designs 1s hoping as they introduce their new briefcase exeraser Whal 11 does is allow you to carry around SO weight exercises for both your upper and lower body right in your briefcase. The thing that makes 11 all work is a 'power module. · sort of a sophisticated fishing reel that is hooked up to a retracting cord. As you perform an exer- cise -choose rowing, dead lifts. curls or any of 47 others -the exemser provides r~ sistance, which can be ad- justed 10 any weight between 15 and 150 pounds. We've heard that after ac· quiring the briefcase, some people just can't weight to get to work. GRAVI MATTIRS ' om Murray, an English professor at Ohio State University. has finally turned in his paper on how h spent his last vacation. He didn't use his time off for sunbathing. In fact. he may have acquired a somewhat ghostly pallor Dr. Murray passed away the hours by eavesdropping on conversations at funerals -to find out how people talk about death. After hstenmg to 250 such exchanges at 30 monuanes in St. Louis. he identified a 10-pan pattern of iliscourse: greeting, expres- sion of sorrow, statement of shock. request ror mrormatton about the death. praise for the deceased. state- ment of loss. consola- tion, comment on the deceasecfs appearance. offers of help. and. final- ly. farewell. Digging a little deeper, Murray discovered that mourners spend far le$ time consoling the bereaved than they do asking about how the death occurred. In another finding. Murray reported that most (aJmost two-thirds) of the guests "sneaked away" after the funeral without saying goodbye to the family. We telephoned the Bis- marck Public Library in North Dakota to find out what's be- ing read there . The 10 most frequently requested books: • Beyond the Bedroom Wall, by Larry Woiwode • Changes. by Danielle Steele • Color Me A SeasQn, by Bernice Kentner • The Emigration from Germany to Russia in the Years 1763-1962. by Carl Stump • How You Can Make S20,0<XJ a Year Writing (No Maner Where You live), by Nancy f.drnunds Hanson • Lake Sakakawea Fishing Guide. by Mort Bank • The Ministers· Daughters. by Agnes ~land • Pet Sematary, by Stephen King • Prairie Mosaic. by Wtlliam Sherman • Sachajaweo. by Anna Lee Waldo \, ,, \\<••"Ill I l'''I' \\ 1 1 •·', I 1.111J.. "111.&1 1 1 Ir I t'llll 111111 I-. f l,111 111-. \\.1\ BlllTllDAYS (AJI Gemini) Sunday -F. Lee Bailey 51 . Monday -Gene Wilder 49: William Styron 59; Jacques Cousteau 74. Tues- day -George Bush 60. Wednesday -Richard Thomas 33. Thursday -Burl Ives 75. Friday -Waylon Jennin95 47. Saturday - Jerzy Kosinski SI ~ul"'8 E<Jltoc, i<are Wllo<e MenllQ!nQ Ea.toe. r.., ~ ~ 0wec10( Rcot<t .-,.,.... ~ Ednora. 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They ~ ··················· ·············································· Pa1Je 2 claimed television has TV Antenna ....................................................... P111193 .. comercialized and Daytime Drama ................................................ Page 4 brutalized it." corrupting Tube Toppers ...... ····························•················ Page 8 viewer$ and players alike. Daytime Schedule ........................................... Page 1 They also chaJV!<i that Evening Schedul~ . ················· ...... ..,. ............... Pale IO televising it "insttlls view- , TV Puzzle ........................................................ ~31 ers with a love of brutality .. ....,.....,....,..~~~=~~~!"""!~---!!!liiiiliiiiiiiilliiii...._-and a hunger for blood." 11rCy arc a promTncnt (2) KNXT, CBS, 6121 W. Suntet 8tvd.,Los Angetet, Ca. (4) KNBC. NBC, 3000 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank, Ca. (7) KABC, ABC, 4151 Prospect Ave., lot Angetes, Ca. (8) KFMB , CBS, 7677 Engineer Road, San Diego, Ca. (10) KGTV, ABC, Highway 94 and 47th St., San Diego, Ca. (39) KCST, NBC, 8330 Engineer Road, San Diego, Ca. -•il1pe•iizts (5) KTLA, 5800 W. SunM1 Blvd., Loa Angeles, Ca. (9) KHJ-TV, 5515 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles. Ca. (11) KTTV, 5746 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Ca. (13) KCOP-TV, 915 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, Ca. _ ... (28) KCET, 4.01 Sunset Blvd .. Los Angeles, Ca. (50) KOCE, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. Ca. (56) KDOC-TV, 1730 Clementine, Anaheim, Ca. -PgTV group of American psy- choanalysts who emerged from a recent weekend in Los Angeles convinced that televised sports were lcad- i ng us down a destructive and far too dangerous path. The main charge, as outlined by Dr. Robert E. Gould of New York Medi- cal College and the chair- man of this particular session. which attempted to examine the correlation between violence and tele- vised sports. seems to rest on o ne fact: Americans watch too much. talk t09 much and think too much about sports. According to the a nalysts, we've spent such a long time locked in front of the smaJI screen that we've become a barren society populated by an insulated assortment of human be- ings. "American! watch sports to combat that great and dreaded disease - loneliness,'' says Dr. (0) On-TV. 1139 Grand Central Ave., Glendale, Ca. Nathan Roth of the New (Z) Z-TV, 2939 Nebraska AvfJ., Santa Monica. Ca. York University School of (H) Home Box Office, Time-Life Building, Rockefeller· Medicine. '"They do so in Center, N.Y .. N.Y. order to feel that they are (C) Clnemax, Time-Life Building, Rockefeller Center, members of the human N.Y.,N.Y. race, from which they so (E) ESPN, Bristol, Ct. often feel ostracized and (L) SeleeTV, Manna def Rey, Ca. ·exiled.'' ($) Showtlme Strong words. Perhaps a (S) Spotlight bit too strong. "They don't (C) Cable News Network, Atlanta, Ga. know what they're talking (9) WOR, New York City (17) WTBS, Atlanta, Ca. 2 Sunday. June 10, 1984 about," says Neil Pilson, executive vice president, CBS Sports and Radio. "They're reading way too much into televised sport!. We are here to serve the public lfld showcase an event. We are not here to combat loneliness and in- Jure that the population stays calm. At least that's not why I think we're here." -11oac1ay ___ _ -Weclnesclay_ .... _ -ft.anclay #'1&2100. -·-DUeCMIT "I._ ..... .. U•Ml Lei Aa11l11 D1d1u1 II H1u1l1nAMrw(1tn..) (Pleue .-SPORTS/Pae• 30) -TV&nlenna Varied menu for ·TV's miniseries Networks list pla n s fo r special m ovi e§ in 1984-85 seas on By PHIL SNEIDERMAN OftMO.-, ......... Weekly TV series are the meat and potatoes of a network's prime-time sched- ule. The sp!cc ~ provided b> special programs, pnmanly made-for-TV mo\ 1~s and miniseries. Som~of~ most memorablr program- m 1 ng of the past season was produced for theSl' fonnats. "Adam" showed the trauma facing parents of a missing child and led to the real-Inc return of abducted children. ''The Day After," about hfe after a nuclear war. ma y not have changed U.S. policy. but at least it prompted norm.all) apathetic viewers to think about the consequences of global conflict. .. Somthing About Amelia" tastcfull) shed light on the sensitlve issue of incest. "A Stn:e1car ~famed Desire" g.avc au- diences a fresh interpretation of a classic .\mencan play. "The Dollmakcr" boasted a terrific performance by Jane Fonda 1n a drama about a rural fam1l )' that mo"cd to Detroit in the 1940s. On the miniseries front ... George \\ash- ington" provided an entertaining h1stor\ lesson. ··chiefs" offered a rare TV per- formance by Charlton Heston. Other miniseries played up seund violence. but the ratings indicate viewers were enter- tained by "Lace." "Celebnt~ ... "Master of the Game." "V" and "The· Last Da)s of Pompeii." It's obvious that the nation's T V watchers wants plenty of vanct) in their '1deo menu, and the networks. anxious to keep viewers from switching to cable alternatives. are anxious to provide 1t. In fact, blockbuster theatrical mo.,.1es did not draw spectacular ratinss last season. prob- ably because many viewers had already watched them on cable or a video player. As a result, the networks are now develop- ing even more original programming. Will the networks be able top themsel ves next year? Here's a sneak preview of special programming planned for the coming season. ABC is developing six new min1scncs: •"Hollywood Wives," a fi ve-hour series based on the best seller by Jackie Collins. will be a look at "the public and private passions·· of several women an the film industry. •"Kentucky Derby" wall be a four-hour program concerning the famous race and the soetal events surrounding 1t. •"A Death in California" will be a four- hour show based on the true st Of) of a mass murderer's con pme, which involves a glamorous socialite •"Nonh and South:' John Jakes' best ,,,..., ....... Peter Fonda will co-•tar with Diedre Ball in .... ,. Life, Your Llfe," a new TV movie about a father contemplatlnC auiclde, nut 9edon. seller about two fam1hes dunng the turbulent yea rs precedi ng the Civil War. will become an 18-hour miniseries. •"Egypt'" will be the title of a I 0-hour sen es set 1n the era of Kang Tut. about 1350 B.C •"Texas·· 1s the name of a James Michener work-in-progress concerning the histor)' of the Lone Star St.ate The min1senes v.111 run 10 hours. Among the made-for-TV movies in production for ABC are "Heartsounds." featunngJames Gamer as a ph)sic1an who suffers a hcan attack and Mary Tyler Moore as hi s wife. "Topeka. Kan- sas .USSR." a what-1flook at an Amencan cit y under Soviet rule: ··survivin$ ... a three-hour movie about teen-age suicide; and "Rock weirs Amcnca·· focusing on the popular painter. Norman Rockwell. Other telefilms planned by ABC include "Single Bars." based on Dolly Panon's hit song: .. Embassy;· concerning the k1dnap- pm~ of an Amencan ambassador's daugh- ter in Rome: "C1ub Med." about love at the famed resort: "Hears t/Davies." concern- ing the romance bet'-"cen publisher Wil- ham Randolph Hearst and choru~ girl Manon Davies. NBC 1s planning the following min1- sencs: ... ..\ D .. will be a 12-hour sho"' con- cerning the early C hnsuans. Jewish zealots and Roman leaders. The cast includes i.\nthony Andrews. Colleen Dewhurst, Ava Gardner. John Houseman. Richard Kiley. Jame~ Mason. Jennifer O'Neill. Susan Sarandon and Ben Vereen •"The Sun Also Rises:· based on the Hemingway novel about .\mencans in Europe after World War I. will be a four- hour feature stamng Jane Se} mour. Han Bochner and Robert Carradine. •"Lost Hero" will feat ure m1msenes king Richard Chamberlain as a S"ed1sh diplomat who saved thou~nds of Jews dunng World War II . •"Fatal V1S1on." the best-seller about Green Beret Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald who was convicted m the murde~ of his wife and daughters. will become a four-hour production. •"Evergreen.'' Belva Plain's best-seller about a Jewtsh immigrant i.1rl ~ho becom- es a wealthy matnarch. will be a 'itx-hour miniseries. -· New made-for-TV mo\ 1es on N BC's schedule include "The Burn mg Bed." featuring Farrah Fa~cett m the fact-based story ofa battered wife; "Aurora." stamng Sophie Loren and Daniel J. Tra.,.ant1 in a drama about a woman ra1s1ng monl')' for her blind son; ~shattered Vows." featunng Valerie Bertmelli and David Morse 1n a love story involvtn~ a nun and a pnest: "My Life, Your Life,· stamng Peter Fonda as a father contemplating suu:1de and Ricky Schroder as his son Others NBC telefilms include ··The Cartier Heist." stamng Joan Collins and David Hasselhoff 1n a comedv about recovering stolen jewels: ··Hohdav from Fear:· fcatunn~ Charles Haid. Julia Duffy (Pleue .. TV ANTENNA/Pace SO) Sunday. 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T~ Mtica Scou)'s I ptvl(~ .llWS makn H..11 '". om tOrtablr when h~ ' tlOm abovt baby ~ L)' ·tare... h tprnd't the ftc:mooa ra t.M oonuy wnh lardy Romu ~ _hen rkth cb1m, w •"2~ •nh friends.. bot fh~'and Y.alty ~c 8dh.. r>" l'\f>f f)t R UVES Fan~about ~. W lp H"PC' from muurc lo~ lo L..arr) fY, rclte"cd •hen ht dnco'en Hopt and f -'"Y ,Jcpt 1n ~ratt btch. Hopr ~rt"S for Mi •c:dd•na 1n Sa.km aud wisbcs. lhe ""'~~ .. ,do .. lo Bo. Dr.ant coafnsts to kr1 1ha1 Un) \Cl Hopt' up Bo ludnaps Hr~ and at 1h< •edd.a._ l..an) lifts .. l'>p<:.\ Hll and dtKO\oeTS bis bnck--to-bt IS tl<>-.tt fiow1t' donMd ,,.eddJng gov.n so ti~ .and Bo could run off .\nna upset ..-.ti.m Ton" bqJm stt•naothcr "'~" fCX1E 6F M G HT Wn.h Jodie's help. J'rrachcr dtc1dn to look at CiaJ) ·s files at t ~ '°'""'" hou~ As Preacher searches the file: Cial) amvcs and almos• shoots Preacher Gal) locks Jodie and Preacher in a room Jud amvn and shoots Preacher When Jud orders Gary 10 kill Preacher. Jod1r and the JUSt-am"cd M1tz1. Gar) rc:fu~\ and Jud shoots him. Jud then t.ak~ . Jodie hostaic. lcavanga wound«! Preacher hc:h1nd ( alv1n admits he needs psychaatnc care Lopn aware he's falLing'" love wtth Raven but onl)' tells her his feehnp for her have: changed. The barttndcr at Nightmare Alie)' tells Calvi n and Chris he knows where Jud runs his prost1tut1on operation. C1ENERAL HOSPITAL: With an eye- w11neu \lying they saw Grant And~ws on day of explosion and Jimmy Lee's dis- covery that dynamlle as massing from the rnn~truction si te, Scorpio sadly arrests < 1rant Andrews for attempted murder C d1a moves back with Quartermainrs I Ila lrave!> Edward when lkatricc won 't leilvr town. Leo begins secret taping ol d1cnl!i in t·ompromising position. Jake de< 1dc\ to go hack to storefront law pracuC'e hu1 plans 10 keep Tiffany as a client G inn) unhappy when she learns Tiffany ne~ nwnl·r of TV stauon. When Rick throv.!> < 11nn) uut ofhoust. Mike becomes furious I mm and Anthony become closer to C 11110) Droc k tells Bobbi without her he rnn't put his waterfront project into effect < 1l ltDtNG LtGHT: Nola names the h.1h't •\nthon\ Jomes. Reva d iscovers love (Pleue eee SOAPS/Pace 6) -I r l ... - CAUTH~IZED BALES/BERVICE/BATIBFACTION) AMC-JEEP ORANGE COAST AMC-JEEP-RENAUL't 2524 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -549-8023 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana ....:.. 835-3171 NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9100 CHEVROLET CONNELL CHEVROLET 2800 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1934 DailJ_Pilat FORD THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd. - Costa Mesa 642-0010 -540-8211 HONDA UNIVERSITY HONDA 2860 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-0713 ISUZ U SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN-ISUZU 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-2000 PONTIAC BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC ..!-- -13600-Beacfl Bfvd. Westminster 192-6651 -636-2500 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVERSON, INC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0900 EARLE IKE TOYOTA 1966.Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -646-9303 VOLKSWAGEN SOUTH COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN/ISUZU 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntington. Beach 842-2000 VOLVO EARLE IKE VOLVO 1966 Harbor· Blvd. Costa Mesa -646-9303 Sunday, June 10, 19M 5 _.... ............ ----------------~ ------------------------ _ .. , .... ay ____ _ IDl•ID: .. m· nM*Y OI ntl ITATUI QUO "S .. ollrtee'" In .... --Pttt f.,. •Piii Ille ...... i9111JUllA•.-. ................ to ...... Ro~ ~ ............. . AfiSdOOI ttt1 CD FCUl MOURI POI Lft De L.Mllr••• ,... ...... " ......... for .......... ............ ] .... ,, .... ) .-m 1BToa • u-.wwr °' nmae -"*Alha-:llCJ•._ ...... .................... = .... .... --. ....... ~ ... ..... -. La•: II ........ lftd ... o.w u... 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Wamn nom1· nates Maureen as his replacement as hospital administrator because he $Ccretl) feels she could be easily manipulated b) Spaulding Foundation. which he now heads. In San Rios. Fletcher and H1lan dcC1deonquick1ed1vorce. fletcher says he knows Claire loves Jim . LOVING: When Isabel informs Anne that Shana 1s Cabot's 1llcg1t1matc daughter. Anne fears Shana will destroy the fam1l) Harry. hired by Jonathan. takes photo of hana and Father Jam erubracing. After gelling ke> from Edie's rag doll. Jonathan kisses her. Tony tells Loma 1f she doesn't gave ham divorce. he'll tell all an court Warren. anxious about his daughter com- ing to tO\\n. sa)S she'salwa)s hated htm for d1vorc1nlhcr mother. ONE JFE TO LIVE: Jenny doesn'1 believe Laurel's stol'} that she saw David pU$h Dof:ian.<iownstaiF~ ..\~ Jennrf<>lk>~ Laurel. Laurel 1s htt b) a car. When Laurel comes to an the hospital. she admits David never pushed Deman Cassie attends Da' 1d and Jenny's wedding. Rafe tf) 1ng to l hoose between his undcrcowr pol1c<' "-Ork and Samantha \>\'h1le Bo 1s a1 plant. a )abotcur enters. RYAN'S HOPE: As Roger and F:ran l. battle. Roger falls down elevator shaft Frank rescues Roger. ~ho 1s rushed 10 the hospital. When Roger comes to. he claim~ he saw Maggie and Frank in a comprom1s· mg situation. Jill belie, cs her brother and ~eeks comfort from Max Frank doesn't tell anyone that Roger in fact was trying to kill ham. Max has a bug planted in Sydney's purse to make cenain she's feeding Jack ohom information . SE.\RC'H FOR TOMORROW: With both Suzi and the baby desperately 111. Cagne) searches for Warren. Warren . howc.,,er. cannot be found. Cagne) eoes to TV ~tat1on, announcing o n the air that Warren. not he. is father of Suzi's bab) in attempt to get proper transfusion for baby . Meanwhile, Travis finds T .R. and shoots Ringo. Travis gets Lloyd to take T.R. out of the boiler room while he lnes to dismantle the bomb. It explodes before Travis can escape . YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Jack stunned at news of Lauren's marriage to Paul. Jill eitpenences excruciating "stomach pains" wh1k John IS \'ISllln~ . Admitung to Ni kki his real name 1s C'hns11an Miller. Victor makes her promise never to reveal his true 1denttty. Kaye and Dr. Jacobs go skmny-d1ppmg. Dr. Jacobs consents to give Uz '\facelift if she wants one. Amy's father forbids her to see Jazz because of his past connecuons with the mob. i~ - ; .... .. .. .. - - -- ..,~ e MYltilCMILMI nllmn .. I:::'"".,...,.., ..... . .... ,,, ....... ,...., .. -.cAW ... ' II ===a ==--.., ..... (W9) U.ITM1Maml(W9) ~AllrfWllllYGU,., =:-> ;-:m.o,.. namn_. Sunday, June 10. 1984 7 ~~------------------ w t9 Cl) CAlll'l1JL .... :"J::.':.HOOD CWB) =m-.(WID) ... (1-) .... w1w¥11Tto11Ava -(1)-UWJ 0) UTat U.. I MOUYWOOO ...... ..,.. •YALLIY 9 IWBf.UIOMTM. . ..,._CALLI LO¥I CD 11 m C110ll _ ......... •tlAT-(I) ,_ tccm I CCI• llT'Y CAL81lM I WMAT'llM ~==--~ .,_ "The Black Stallion Returns" ( 1982. Adventure) Kelly Reno. Tert Garr l1hr .~mln ) !0 ) MOWll "The Pilates Of Penzance" 8 Sunday, June 10, 1984 -.. ( 1983. Musical) Kevtn Khne. Angela LansbUry_ (2 hrs.) Cl) .cMI "Where The Lilies Bloom ' ( 197 4. Orama) Julie Gholson. Jan Smlthefs ( 1 hr , 36 min ) 6D ToelY MD MM Al.MIO "(ff) 1W MITCH[ A "Shallered Vows ' A young man whO married an oldef woman conspires with his stepdaughter to murder his wtfe -·~-I~ .CWW•Wl GI.,,.. (1)~-··· -- --.. (%) DCIU.M IOTTCIM An lno-nJ<>us Insur· ance acam IS mastermtnded by a trio ot P<flCOClou$ Scottish schoolboys 11:8 ITMCADI --.. CIMIOfl•CL019• I WIJ.ocMtMOMTM. .. ll*MDlW ... WOllD ='DIMlm•111• LOOUATW•mtl YOUnl MD TMI _. ''Do Yov Beffeve In Dreams" (Part 2) 1•-- i .-liUiclai Cead. ....... CC)_.. "Fat Chance" (198t. Comedy) Farnham Scott .• January Stevens ( t hr • •Omm.) (() C0U:m WOll.D .,., Game Four- teen J:;;1 Omaha. Neb I (R) (3 hrs l CB> ''Don't Change My World" (1978. Drama) Roy Ta tum. Ben Jooes 1! hr .. 27 min.) (Z) m¥ll "Oklahoma•" ( t955. MUS1Cal) GOfdon MacRae. Sh11ley Jones. (2 hrs . 25 min.) .... .. WftlfTOllAVB .. '*"--••••m _.,ICMIU. ...... , ...... LIT.._.UMT ....... ~MIOFFamt ft&ICMa flUA.mOOlf'T IATlMI D.._. ----' amaa.nmu.u. . Mu.ell .. ,_.,athM 19 LHI •I YMnCAT IJml lutAU ,. .... UM. .-TIDll·llAM:H m I.,,. COfll UI) TMIM ~ ·10Me.T--ATM •tMtm,AT CM..YMf ur•11e11..-a 1aMM9.., .,_ "Dot And The Kangatoo" ( 1978. Adven1ure) Animated Directed ~ YOfam Gross ( 1 hf . 15 man) (Z) llCWll "A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy" ( 1982, Comedy) Woody AUen, Mia Farrow } 1 hr .• 30 fTllt\.) m .... T011 ....... M ([) .,... "Arefox" ( 1982, Ad'ienture) Clint ~wood. Freddie Jones (2 hrs , 15 min.) --.ca12 EBICI mT Clf A&Ull llJ tF • OULIC tit ..... -..., rr•wt1• .......... OMl9m ....... -... ··-...,. Clf M 11&'191 .. Cl),.,..,.. 11111C cm u.&A. DAY Clf iiiCO•I .... .,..~ 1MIWOll.D 1.-0W IUS -I Mll'"Hl / IATIMll · nu.¥ Clf M ITA1Ut QUO "8enef1- c1anes" Economist Milton Fnedmen moderates a panel d1SCUSSiOn on govern- ment subSldleS to e<lucallon, ag11cu1ture and industry 1! hr., 40 nvn.) (()111\'lmATDT•lalTI Highlights of Super Bowl II • Gfeen Bay Packe<s vs. Oakland Raiders. (R) (8) _. "Voices" ( 1979 Orama) Michael Ontkean. Amy Irving. ( 1 hr.. 46 min.) m,......, -· (I) NA _, ''Westchester Classic" Anal round (live from Westchester Coun- t Club In Rye, N V.) (2 hrs . 30 min ) , ~llLWu.&A. ,_ma• mf ClfLA. '"" _. . ....,. .. ITIPll'fOID -·--..~ ... uwu .. l'AIIllH•-·---Mll'O IM:m NASCAR Van Scoy Oi&- -mond Mine-5EMT (ff¥lt from Pocono; ~a.J 1! hrs.. 30 min.) CQ) mwa "Three Warrlofs" (1977. Ora· ma) Randy Quaid, Charles Whtie Eagle. 1! hr .• 49 min ) CS) ... "Stat Tretl II: The Wrath Of Khan" ( 1982. Science-FlcllOO) W1lllam Shatner, Ricardo Montalban ( t hr 55 min.) I MPMlGDAY -.._ "French Open" Men's ~les ff081 1 g1:::_)Roeand Garros Stadium in r- 0,I 119-wmtDA'9-..aY DAY°' 11111wo-wm-Y llLlllMICAT ·-=::r(a}Q_ (CJ .,.. "Megaforce" • (_1981. Adven· ~~~~~.l.lilli:lJl~UK.s!WJC!t..~lilS..Mamoet~ _.,.,.I.Lii -----,..,,.R.L J 90¥ll "Dusty" I 1981. Olama) Btll Keu. Noel Trevathen ( t hr. 28 mio l (()) ..,_ IUI FOR LOVI A young boy develops a lriendSh1p w1lh the cOOk on his parents' restaurant through their mutual love ot baseball ( t hr ) )'M--U-.•• , ...... yca NI IOOD ... 1:lt , ... ,,,,,,". •••w.m Clf ... l.lll CIU&.llC I ii LLOYDOll.¥9 ,,_,IWMUIT IUCllTM .,.....,91,.,.,. __ _ llOWll "Six Pack" (1982. Comedy) Kenny Rogers Diane Lane ( 1 hr 45 mm ) m WAY Of TIUIM 1::11@ mwll "Little Big Man" (1970. West· ern) Dustin Hoffman. Faye Dunaway (2 hrs , 55 mil.) -(l)..aYllDtl•ID f'Mll•MLH ...,.,,,. .... um.a f.::I LLOYD Oii.• --..,, ...... _...,_....,. -mml(fQQ .._ "French Open" Men's s1nu1es hnal (kve from Roland Garros Stac1um 1n Paris) (5 hrs ) (C) llOWll "Savage Harvest' ( 1980. Adventure) Tom Skemll MicheOe Phillips 11 hr • 25 min ) (Q) Q MmlCI All) 1"I OTTAWAY A book 1sh high schOOI student d•scoveis the importance of a well rounded hie 11nd allemptt 10 conver1 his friend, a smgle mlnded athlete, to hi$ new philosophy I 1 hr) .... mmT ,, .......... •4••••••tf For Ad Action Cal a Oaiy Piot AD-VISOR 642-5678 RETIRING ••• CllE 18 THE wm IF IEWNIT • 24 Hour Aides • Private & Semi Private Rooms • Full Activity Program • Home Style Dining Room • Full Maid Service • Transportation To & From Ors. • Beauty & Barber Shop • 24 Hour Security Service a L111111 11m111m sm111 AMBULATORY 400 Hiiaria Way Newport Beach (7 14) 642-5861 AMBULATORY AND NON 393 Hospital Road Newport Beach (714) 63 1-3555 Sunday, June 10, 1984 9 --------------------------~· O!J .,_ "The Sins Of Rachel Cade" ( 1961. Drama) Angie Dickinson Petet F1ncl') (2 hrs • 35 min ) fD CllCA9UI «!) WW. STmr wm "Germany's Volek· er" Guest Karl Otto Poeht, presldenr. Oevrsche Bundesbank. I IO YOU wwr TO IUD A DIAL Ml ...... MAii 90Wll "Goodbye Bruce Lee. HIS Last Game Of Death" ( 1973. Adventure) Bruce Lee. Kareem Abdul Jabbar (2 hrs) m wraaa:ww «!).UT~I ( .WW "II Seemed Like A Good loea At "Ule Time" (1975 Romance) Stephanie Powers. Anthony Newtey (2 hrs) m m °" '°"'" uY 1t.11 Cf) M•AU. Chicago Cubs at St Louis Cardinals (3 hrs .. 15 man ) tt:tl U H•AU ca11torn1a Angels at Kansas Gtty Aoyals-i3llr!l I Q'I u.l JOCn'UU. ~COU..wtlTTMB CIUICM•MHM mVll ''Charlie Chan And The Curse Of The Dragon Queen" (1981. Comedy) Peter Ustinov Richard Hatch ( 1 hr 37 min) IH) AtAOQl.l llOCI Boober's peaweful day is ruined by beasts. party goers and old gypsies 1"9 CZl CIHIUI ~TUI""" Guest Shirley Jones --Attemoon a.G~HOUR m FOllt HOCMI POii LR The Leukemia Foundar1on reiethon for lhe benefit of leukemia research ( 1 hr ) Ell) llYITDY1 "Ouiet AS A Nun" When a nun dies of starva11on 1n a convent tower. television interviewer Jemima Shore, a lor- mer conven1 pupil investigates (Part l of 31 (A) Q ( 1 hr ) '11) mAT llOfa.tJICll 'Festrva11 Spo- teto U S A .. H1ghhghls from the 17 -day tes11val include excerpts from Ken Rus- sell's • Madama Butterfly," chamber music concerts and 'the MabOU Mimes ~I (lhr ) ,HJ llCMI "The Dark Crystal" ( 1982. Fan· tasy) Puppets ( 1 hr . 35 min ) (~ llCMI · The Toy" ( 1982. Comedy) Richard Pryor Jackie Gleason (1 hr., 40 min) l SJ PAlllll CMAll: ntl llcoelD YIM (l )-MDUC•LATZ "A Handfvl Of People In The Depths Of Silence" Franz (Guntet Lamprecht) withdraws 10 his boarding house room where he reflects upon lhe evil surrounding him (Part 4 of 14) ( 1 hr ) '1) *Ml "The Long Wait" ( 1954, Mys· tery) Anthony Quinn. Charles Coburn (2 hrs.) 11911 (f) leA CMAWH•• Boston Celhcs at los Angeles Lakers (If Necessary) <2 -1··· !~~Wl(co.rDJ ADMl-11 M C091.1AT QILmT AllD IUW¥AI "The Mikado" Kate Flowers. Clive Revlll and William Conrad. making his singing debul m the 1111e rOle. star 1n lhlS opera thal sallnzes Vic1or1an manners. morals and oovernmenl O (2 hrs ) 10 Sunday, June 10, 1984 C tfOllTIWOIU Scheduled Roma v$ l1vefpool in tho European Cup Soccer Champi00Sh1p (from Rome). John Collins vs Ale>t Ramos In a middlewel(ltlt bout scheduled for 10 rounds (live from Chica- Q2) 8'ro:i ~ A .... llOmW'MY Ol TMOMAI ~ A doeumentary on the hie and ideas or the writer, monk, mystic and social crillc. Including intet'liews w11h Joan Baez. Lawrence Ferlinghetti and the Dala1 Lama. ~hr.) ~ .,. "Marilyn" ( 1980 Biography) Catherine H;cks. Richatd Baseharl (2 hrs. 25 mtn.I CO YOU CWT TAU If .ntYOU A produc· lion ol the Pulitzet Prize-winning comedy abOut an eccentric but happy family, star· ring Jason Robards. Colleen Dewhurst. Gec>fge Rose and Ellzabeth Wilson (2 hrs) CS).,.. "Where The Spies Are''._11966, S~~ Oavld-NMm;-Francoise Dor· leac ( 1 hr .. 53 min) CZ) -MDW.UTZ "A ReaptW With The Powef 01 God" Franz {Guntet Lamprecht) )Olns a gang and becomes friends with a shady characte< named Reinhold (Gottfried JOhn) (Part 5 of 14) u hr.) W tmlA•M.L Atlanta Braves at Los Ange· les Oodgefs (3 hrs ) ~-ll»A-11 CH) llOVll "The Riddle 01 The Sands' ( 1980, Adventure) Michael York.. Simon MacCorklndale ( 1 hr • 38 min ) HID llOWll "Barracuda" ( 1978, Drama) Wayne David Cra 01'1. ~HOA 1;..,,~,,9 le nt1t1 m llOWll "George" ( 1976. Adventure) MarshaH Thompson, Michele Mercier 12 hrs.) «!) ......... WOILD ''Time And Light Host David McCullough examines old and new telescopes and a varrety ol toots and methods tor measuring 11me (R) Q ( 1 hr.) (Q).,. "Six Pack" ( 1982. Comedy) Kenny Rogers. Diane Lane ( 1 hr . 45 min.) (%)-M.IXW9LA1Z "The Price Of Love Is Always High" Franz (Gunter Lam· prechll loses his arfll during one of the gang's explOlls. but he keeps Reinhold's 1nvolw!ment tn the affair a secret Gottlrte<J John co-stars (Part 6 of 14) ( 1 hr) 1-ICOTT ttl ........ mVll "The Enemy Below' ( 1957 Adventure) Robeft Mitchum. Curt Jvr ins. (2 hrs I MA ICAM'll (R) -tmlCAIMMllW .,_ "Beau Geste" ( 1939. Adven ture) ~ Coope~ Milland (2 hrs ) U ICAlt lllAN Mountain cilmbef Beverly Johnson 1s among the lour American adventurers who explOre the continent of Antaro11ca. l ~Mea.rona ••trmwli llCMllMOUM flCI Liii (COWl'D) ~ mVll "Futurewofld" ( 1976 Science· Fiction) Peter Fonda. Blythe Danner (2 hrs) Ii> MM!',_ Tiii ITMT Sada Thomp· aoo nerratea an mveshgative report Into the importance of propet infant I parent relationships (R) ( 1 hr ) Al .... wmt.._ ...... We Are Family" Is one of the many hit• per- touned by Sister SledQo 1n this concen -ICCWM:a ......... ~ -JoM Barbour hosts lhts lnbV1t to lhe 1egendary comedian from teleVtaton't "golden age " which 1ncludet Chlr.J lrorT his show and interviews with Jack Lem- mon. Chevy Chase and Steve Allen ( 1 hr .. 30 min) ._ (t) 90Wll "Payday" ( 1973. Drama) Rip Torn, Arwi Capri ( 1 hr .• 43 mm.) m G I Wl'nl YOU Featured guests Rabbi Mimi-Blatch. Congregation Rodel SholOm, San Ralael. DebOrah Cohen. M 0 Kaiser Permanente, HOiiywood and Or Isa Aar· on. Hebrew Union College Skirbah Muse- um d!SCuss lhe Jewish w~n·s move- ment D .a.T--.0 Scheduled Roma '/$. Liverp()OI In the European Cup Soccer Championship (lrom Rome). John Collins vs Alex Ramos in a m1ddlewelaht bOut scheduled tor 10 rounds (lrom Chicago) I~ . ltM1'm : MOWI .,._ "The Ethnic Flaw" Or. Thomas Sowell. author of "The Economrcs And Polltlet Of Race." discusses cut1ural and econOl'TWC vao· a~es 1n a pluralistic :.:I~ (C) M --OI OI M LOIT • Viewers are taken behind the scenes durrng the making of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's spectacular movie "Ra1d9fs Of The Lost Ark" for a look at how the adventure him came logether ( 1 hr I IHI llO¥ll "King 0 1 Comedy" ( 1982. Comedyt R2bert De NJCQ...JBJJ.v..l..alau&-' I ht • 4 I mr;, J .. ,lft'WACI 0&. TMAD "The Rare Ones" A IOOk IS takefl at extra0fd1nary competitors whose achievements have escaped public recog· rnt1on or have taken on new d1mef'lsK>ns when compared with loday's athletic achievements ( 1 ht ) D .WW 'Circus Of Horrors" ( t 960 Horror) Anton ()lflr1ng Er1ka Remberg (2 hr&) @) IJlnDTMW Tiii -Featured country m\JSIC singer Waylon Jennings, Ricky Schroder and Peter Fonda diSCuss their new TV movie ( 1 hr ) ~ '8 llOWll "The Norseman· ( 1978, Adventure) Lee Ma1ors Cornel Wilde (2 hrs) Cl) fllO¥ll "Invasion From Inner Earth" ( 1974, Science·Fichon) Nick HOit Paul Bentzen (2 hrs ) fD WAU.hmf-"Germany's Volek· er" Guest. Karl Otto Poehl. preildenl, Deutsche Bundesbank 8!> NUCllAll ouniotT An examination of the thoughts and teehngs of people who work at. and llve near. a nuclear weapons base in Notth Dakota WOll11Ca'l9 ,_.,. • C09ICllT The Turtles ano Gartl.i::" 1n co~t ( 1 hr ) ...... =r.=:. WTMCIOwmtDAft'WWill TMml,.,lllT* .... ., ........ llOTm IMTM •NOT POI WI A sur· vey ot the health oangers ol uranKJm mm· Ing on Indian lands In Soolh Dakota. New Mexico and Ar1zona (C) MCMI "The Divided Heart" ( 19~. Otama) Altxander Kno>t. Theodore 81kel Af hr . 2 1 mtn ) lWMOCta*/PtWA11UVU )llOWll "Falcon's Gold" ( 1982. Adven- ture) John Marley. Srni<.>n MacCorklndale It hr 30 min l -I • -hnclay Cont . tM L.c.m 2 I ..... WLDIMlll .,. ' ..... Q rA ..... WAU. l'TmT ~ MJIOllT m ... • ,_. ... "Loo611ng Baci.. On The Election Laws· ~Is torme1 sena101 Eugene McCarthy and soc1olog1st Am11a1 ft.oonl ( 1 ht ) CD ICIUAMNOY~ • L COLLaOI WC*.D ... Champ1onsh•p Game (!Ive from Omaha Neb 1t neces· sary) (3 hr~ ) l .,. "Dusty" (1981 Of'ama) 8111 Kerr. Noel Trevathen. ( 1 hr . 28 min ) t 0) Tltl cmB CMl'I comDY IHOWCAll Many ol today's top comics are featureo 1n 1h1s performance taped at San Franc1s- t.:o's comedy club, The Othe1 Cale 2 ... "Oldahoma!" Ct.955. ~II Gordoo MacRae, Sh11ley Jones (2 hrs 25mrn) '1)-IAYOIW.L HI@ .,. ··Hett In The Pac1t1c ( 1969 Drama) Lee Marvin Tostmo M1fune 12 hrs) .. c:. ... llMYmD.aM ... AUCI MllMCH'11- AIC ... Q -=--' CML*W'tn wmt KD IROft MDVII "Srx Paell (1982 ComedyJ _ turn your hOme into a potential loeallOrt tor a Hollywood movie a proflle of Sid Ceasar who talks about telev1SIOnS "go4d en age" a took at the new movie "Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Qoom .. ... ODOCOUl'll ...., ..... WDP•CM:IMAn TMllOCIO ..... L' llOWll · The· Black Stallion Returns ( 1982. Actventure) Kelly Reno, Tert Garr A boy goes to the Sahara Desert to hnd his betoved black Arabian stanlOn which was reclatmed by its previous owner f I hr. •3 min) 1a~==-• G) ,ATHIR -..CV The ktds at the orphanage send away for a mail-order bride JO provide some..romanc. in Mos.8$' ltle (1 hr) 0 90¥ll 'The Bad News Bears Go To Japan' ( 1978 Comedy) Tony Curtis Jackie Earle Haley A greedy agent decides 10 grab all ot the p<0f1ts he can ' from a hltle league baseball team s tnp to a baseball tournament 1n Japan (R) O {?hrs.) O llOVll Barracuda" ( 1978. Orama) Wayne David Crawlord. Jason Evers, A college student toes 10 piove a chemical company 1s ~relly dumPtnQ 1oxic wastes 1nlo a lown s waler supply (2 hrs I ~~ ~t1•s Otaite l~-f.'~ ~-- min) ~-:.. OF MIMTI Featured San Diego.& ~Hipec!8'1 OlympltS Tn wrucn over 700 local San Olegan mentally hand1· capped athletes compete tn vanous ts I 1 hr I .. ua... . 8 ... Code Name Minus Qnp' ( 1976 Science-F1clt0f?l Ben Murph-y Kathenne Crawford A special ag+>nl t>ecomes 1nv1s1ble at will as the result ol the olterclfects ot an underwater e)(f)h Sl()l'I (2 hrs) 0AT1"1MOVIU ({)Cit ... I mATUT ,.._._IC.IM"'MDIO fllOlllLI TO PlOfU T¥111 llffAltlA• ra•1._. llCMI "Th~atre 01 Blood" 11973 Comedy) V1ncen1 Pnce Diana Rigg When he fa115 to receive a coveted award tor his stage pertOf'mances a cunning Shakespearean actor deC1des to murder his c.nllcs (2 hrs ) l lUT1'IMD unu _,. 01 nt1 PU1m llOtA .. Artists In T Lab · A look 11 the 20th-century plOl'eef whO are us1np computers and lasers to c le new art lorms (R) Q {I hr I C llCMI "The Runner Stumbles" ( t979 Drama) Dick van Dyke Kathleen Quinlan A Catholtc priest 1s tried for the murder ol a nun with whom he had been suspected of having an atta11 'PG' ( 1 hr . 39 mm l OJ llCMI · The Toy" ( 1982. Com+>dyl Richard Pryor Jackie Gleason A mul11m11 hona11e ·•purchase<;" an unemptoyaa black man as a plaything tor his spoiled young son PG' ( 1 hr 40 min ) $1.,. "The Shng II' t 1983 Qfamat JaclOt Gleason, Mac Davis An exoe11 ~need con artist tries to score brg with tne help ol a fellow peddler ·PG ( 1 hr 42 -l~n::.:... IO.UWOCID C:U.W Featureo hOw to ITARllMCM Eli) AU CMAT\IB QMAT All> 91Al.&. I al> UWlllQ WLD The hves ol two golelen 1ackals obse1ved by Dr Patricia Moehl man 101 more ~~n a decade on the Serenge11 Plain OI'{ anzania O t 1 hr 1 19 trn "°""' ". . 1:11 •H FRAQQLI ROCK Boober's peaceful day •S r111ned by beasts party goers and old gypsies Z' llOVll 'The Rutlef>" t 1978. Comedy) Michael Pahn Neil Innes A comedic loo« al The Beatles with narratlOfl by Dan Aykroyd Gilda Radner and John Belushi l hr . 15m1n I 'IMAT.il 1:a OUUClAJll .. Cl) ~ Khnger Colonel Potter and Father Mulcahy celebrate their first ~lateSl<le Chnstmas since the Korean War iBI U W KMQHT Mmt M1cnae1 1nvest1ga1es thE> actrv11ies ot molorcycte racers who have entered a FoundatlOn-sponsored event and suspects that a favorite may have committed manslaughter (RI ( 1 hr I U ~ WC*.D t1I MCQUU COUl- TUU TWIJQMT l09ll 1MI l90COoe 11111 llCMI 'The N0<seman· ( t978 Adventure) Lee Ma1ors Cornef Wiide A Viking pnnce leadS a reckless crew across the Atlantic to an unknown section ot America 500 years before the amvaJ of Columbus (2 hrs ) Cl) \IUm.U OI 1'MI MCH MDFAllOUI &;) LNllQ Wl.D The lives ol two golden 1ac.kals observed by D< Pat11c1a Moehl m.1n tor more than a deeade on the '.efPflget1 Plain ol Tanzania Q ( 1 hr ) OD llAIT9tlCl1"1A1M "The Good Sol- d1er" Robin Ellis and Je<emy Brett star 1n an adaptation ol Ford Madoi1 Ford'& nov91 tracing the 1elat1onsh1p ~tween two wealthy Edwardian couples who meet yearly 1n &'lashtON9ble German si>a iown (B) Q (2 hrs ) <.CJ 9fMI "The Hustler" (1961. Ofama) Paul Newman. Jackie Gleason A pool shark loses his girlfriend and his self· respect. but regains his prlae aft8' beating the man responsible at hrs own game (2 his', 15 min) ~·ICetTD llCMI "The Dart( Crystal" ( 1982. Fan· tasy) Puppets Two elfin youngsters are '8flt on a quest for the m1ss1ng shard of a magic gem that must be repatted to free their land from evtl rule<s 'PG' ( 1 hr . 35 min) (0) llCMI "National Lampoon's Vaca- tt0n" ( 1983. Comedy) Chevy Chase. Beverly D' Angelo. A vacatlOOlnO tamlly encoun1ers one d.ts.astec. ..aftet ..another white travehng ·R· ( t hr . 38 min ) CJ) llCMI "Star Trek 11· The Wrath Of Khan" ( 1982. Science-Fiction) Wtlham Shatner Rica1do Montalban Adm James T K11k reassembles ht5 Old crew and bal· ties a vmd1c11ve enemy who blames K11k tor the death ot 1'11s wile 'PG' ( 1 hr 55 mm) m llCMI 'The Private Lives Of Adam And Eve" I t960. Comedy) Mickey Roo- ney Mamie Van Doren A group of buS passengers bOOnd for Nevada are Heated to a "quoting of the Scriptures ' by the bus drrvet (2 hrs ) ___ ... Ul(i'lf\lit&l~iiieiii:~ atltl TMIFOUI Danny and Ted agree to run the bteyCle shop white Boris and=~1:::.~::: ~R:s~al) { "'"don MacRae Shirley Jones A young cowboy and his g11I realtZe they ate 1n love at a dance ·(}' ~rs . 25 min ) .. • Cl) Tltl Al?940M Florence cons Ge<xge into man&gmg the career of her smg1ng soul sistefs (Sister Sledge! but GOOf.Jte is less than successful IA) D 61 .,_"Joe Dancer" ( 1981 Cfta- ma) Robert Blake Eileen Heckart A prt· vale delecttve s mves11gatt0n into a mur· der uncovers a trail of corruption and hom~ lead•ng 10 a wealthy and rnlluen- hal f8ll1'.'}'fll (2 hrs I " ~ WC*.D (11 ™' COUl-l'UU U till) WMTU AllD llCOOmCI Mark returns to drtvlng a race car but his pleas to Hardcastle to leave lhe suspicious owner atooeoo unheeded 1R1 O ( 1 hi J I .. ._. .. QOLD llAllWacl TMIATM 'The Good Sol- dte<" Robin Elhs and Jeremy Brett star rn an adaptation ot Ford Madox Ford's novel tracing the relationship between 1wo weallhy Edwardian couplt>S whO meet yearly 1n a tashtonable German spa town ffil O (2 hrs) (I°' llCAA ~ ··c1ass 01 · 84 !Al L1 hr 30mm) (i i llCMI "Starstruck' I 198? Musical) Jo Kennedy Ross 0·0onovan A teen-age Austrahan girt tinds io<;tant lami-as a punk rock singer when hPr managet-cous1n stages a d811ng publicity s1unt ( 1 hr . 40 min) · .. @ OIBIUP •f) AUCI Mel rec1u.ts Allee and Ve1a tor a softball team 10 oeat his compelttor end win a bet bUI Jotene t>ecomes a hOldOUI (R) 0 ICMOOl II.AT vuest Camilla Kocot Sunday. June 10. 1984 11 --luncla'y Coiil. supervisor of "OlplOme Plus." an adult acaderruc inslructton J)<ogram serving 60.000 &dolls 1n Los Angeles ~ Cf) ~ ·Across The Pac11tc ( 1942. Adventure) Humphrey Bogart. Mary Astor Ounng World War II, a spy plOts to blow up the Panama Canal. (2 hrs ) CID _. "National Lampoon's Vaca- 1ton" ( 1983. Comedy) Chevy Chase Beverly o· Angelo A vacationing family encounters one disaster after another while lraveJing 'R' ( 1 hr • 38 mm ) -• (I) TUPP1R Oil, U . Gonzo rebels when he tS ordered to dismiss one of his resldefll swgeons for budgetary reasons. and Jackpot Is chosen as "Bachelor of the Month." ( 1 hr ) BI "C' OLYIK TUii nuu Boxmg ftnals (from For I Woflh. Texas) ( 1 hr ) I TMI WOILD TOMOMOW MMYO llYll&t'I "Oviet As A Nun· When a nun dies of s1arvat1or1 1n a convent tower telev151on interviewer Jemima Shore, a for mer convent puptl. 1nves11gales (Part 1 of :lJ. (R) 0 { t hr ) (0) .,_ "The Nesting" ( 1980 Horror) Gl0t1a Grahame. John Carradine A novel· 1st rents a secluded V1Ctonan mansion where she begins having strange. erotic dreams 'R' ( 1 hr • 45 min.) ~'Alla CHAii: M llCal> YIAlt WAnllYLm -~"Blondie's Big Moment 1 t947 Comedy) Penny Snigleton. ArlhUr Lake- OagwOOd acc1dentaHy smears jelly on his new boss ( t hr 30 min ) tt11 i lROll.mlCA ... rr••••• •.;..---~~.lllD Featured country muslC singer Waylon Jenning& Ricky Schradei and Peter Fonda dlSCuss their new TV movie { 1 hr ) ).oflll~ . DICUTM .. IUlllAY ...... ,AGI tW ODCIJ ®lG ... WALL tTmT DllW. ~ """'°'°" ..,., .. AQGMT ITMTICIC lNWf: THI llAUIQ Of A laQIM PM! 'AL.AU The story or a ttny emerging rep Jbhc m the western pac11tc and Its attem"ts to ma1nta1n history s l11st nuclear-free national const1tut1on 1s lold b}' Joanne WOOdward ( 1 hr ) (C) MOWll "Charlte Chan And The Curse 01 The Dragon Queen" ( 1981 Comedy) Peter Us1mov. Richard Hatch Charlie Chan 1s aided by hrs bumbltng grandson 1n solving a string ot murders PG' ( 1 hr . 37 mm) ~)•.ofl-T"ICU-rra"' .. JDt• • M FOUUYllATll i) YOU CAlf'f TAD rr wmcvou A produc- tion ot the Pulitzer Pr1ze-w1nrnog come<:Jy ab0u1 an eccentnc but happy lam11y star- ring Jason Robards, Colleen Dewhurst. George Rose and Elizabeth W11SOn o (2 hrs) CZI .,_ Payday" (1973, Orama) Rip Torn, Anna Capo A country and western singer ruthleSSly makes his way to star- dom by man1pulat1ng and d1scard1ng those around httn 'A' ( 1 hr 43 min ) I CALLllCa ALL "°"1'I 11:. Cll .... ) MO¥il "Voices ( 1979 Orama) M1Chael Ontkean. Amy 1r111ng A deal dancer and an amb1t10Vli but frustrated n1ghtclob singer fall 1n love and devote themselves to helping each other find sue· 12 Sunday, June 10, 1984 :-1-•~::_, ' aur••ISULR•DIATM ATM ... 11CM1 "5 Card Stud" ( 1968. West· \ em) Dean Martin, Robert Mitchum A cheater in a poker game Is lynched and one by one the other members of the l me are atso killed (2 hrs.) __,,ALWB.L mwll "More Amer1Can Graffiti'· ( 1979. Orama) Aon Howard. Paul LeMat A group of high S(;hool ~raduates e•pert· eoce the ctiallenges of adulthood In a small town dut1ng the soctal upheaval ol the '60s (R) (2 hrs ) CL.)mwl "Casting Couch'' (1982. Com· edy) David Kelly, Anne Gaybls. A movie director with a reputahon tor maktng !amt· ty ftlms Is force<! by care« considerations to make an adult mo111e ( t hr 30 min.) '919CWI • ft9@ MO¥il "The Great Man" ( 1957. Dra- ma) Jose Femv. Dean Jagger. 'After the death or a popular humorist, a reporter tnes to find the secret or his success (2 hrs) tW D llCMI "More Amencan Graff11t" ( 1979. Orama) Aon Howard. Paul LeMal A group of high school graduates expert- ~ the challenges of adulthOOd 1n a small town during the social upheaval or the '60s (R) (2 lys) ... "A Midsummet Night's t Comedy" (1982. Comedy) WOOdy All Mia Farrow The summer heat and covn au provoke a senes of humorous romar encoun1ers among three cooples sper Ing a weekend al an Inventor's ru retreat 'PG' ( 1 hr . 30 min.) 8}IWIN&.MT1 W 9CMI "Friday The 131h, Pan I ( 1982. Honor) 04na Kimmel. Paul Ku ka Unwary teen-agers !ravel to a remo cabin at Crystal Lake. the stalko grounds of a deranged monster wt wears a hockev mask ·~· ( 1 hf . 35 min ttl Cl) 1alNIOei All> M PMIWY Tt rOle teltMsk>n plays 1n American poUtic Wtth tum clips of political events and 1n1e VteWS with Richard Nixon. George McGc vern and former White House press secrt tary-= Powell. (!) "Let's Go Navy" I 1961, Corm: dy) ...Bowel)' Boys. Allen Jenkins Th Bowery Boys enlist tn the U S Navy ( hr .. 30 mtn.) a:. ... W @ WOILD ATLMll ..... -~()) Cll ... -.nlATCM IT'IYM.,11 .. Tiii OTl8 CAPl'I camDY ltlOWCAlr Many of today's top comics are featured In this performance 1aped at San Francis- co's comedv club. The Othel Cale. U MOU.YWOOD 'tu>llUP Featured hrst lady of telev1S10n...J,.uc:i1le...-4~ hef~ "Ghostbusters." the new ltlm with Dan Ackroyd and Biii Murray a report on digital sound. the newest advance 1n movie sound since stereo -~~..,.,IWAOUIT 1198 MOVll "The Grass Is Greenet" ( 1961, Comedy) Cary Granl, Jean Simmons An Amencan mllhona11e is fo1ce<:1 into a duel alter lalhng m love wtlh a BrthSh earl's wile {2 hrs . 10 min ) -1=~1&8T ... ~IHl•llOUfOf,,_ ITYll WAM Featu11ng 1nterv1ews wtth graffltlsts, public othc1a1S. parents and membefs of the art community. thtS docu· mentary exptores the world of New York's gralf1t1 artists, whose displays are found pr1maoty lo the transl=m o { 1 hr.) COUHI WOMb ChamP10<1Sh1p Game (trom Omaha. Neb .• 11 necessary) IBl (3 hrs> CO) MOVll "Shi Pack" ( 1982. Comedy) Kenny Rogers, Diane Lane A race-car drlV8r rums a sex1el ol juvanlle car str1ppers inlo a w1nntng pit crew. 'PG ( 1 hr . 45 min) ~-.,."Eleanor And Franklin" ( 1976 Orama) Jane Aleunder, Edward Herrmann The p11vate lives ot President Frankhn 0 Roosevelt and htS wile Eleanor are t~ed wtth tragedy but IUled Wtlh love ttJI i'li.11m RIO ~ WALLY~ tt9 90Wll "Soldier Of Orange" ( 1979 Ofama) Edward Fox. Susan Penhahgon Six classmates at a Dutch university go thetr separate ways when war breaks out 1n Europe. 'R' 12 hr5 .. .-5 mln) *i -•lllllACI ••• w ... ( ... "Nlghl Shift" I 1982. Comedy) Henty W1nlder. Michael Keaton Two n9httime morgue attendants become "IOve brokers" tor a group ot hool(ers who have lost their pimp 'A' ( 1 hr 45 min ) .r (}) llOWll "Oklahoma•" ( 1955 MuS1Cal) Gordon MacRae. Sh1tley Jones A young ... cowboy and his girl reahze they are rn lolle at a dance ·a· (2 hrs 25 min.) !lel(~M0¥11 "Fat Chance" (1981 Comedy) Farnham Scoll. January Stevens Two overweight. setf-consctOUS pen pals plan on meeting 1n person but each backs ou1 at the last minute and sendS a substitute l 1 hr . 40 min ) (fOllOWll "Right 01 Way" I t983. OramaJ Bette Davis. James Stewart An aged cou pie take drastic steps to prevent their sep- aration ( 1 hr . 45 min ) 1;9($).0VW "Clrcle 01 Power" ( 1980. Ora ma) Yvette M1mleuK Aller undefgotng a consc1ousness-r111sing seminar. some executives and their w1vM break down thetr Inhibitions ( 1 hr 38 min I .. QICO MD TMI UM ... ' ........... UI 'MTNa -TOPO'M .. •IQ ...... llBl•TW(ll) Tiii *""' C llOWI "The Husllef" ( t96 t. Orama) Paul Newman Jackie Gleason A pool shark loses htS g1tlfriend and his sell respect, bul regains his pride alter beatITTg the man responStble a1 hts own game (2 his. t5 min.) llOWll "Tin Man · ( 1981, Orama) Tim· Othy Bottoms. Deana Jurgens A comput er genius falls 1n love with 1•111 speech ther apist wtto helps him regain his ~rtng and market his computer inventions ( 1 hr , 38 min) cs> -aavACti ~ o••w. ...,. John 8arb0ur hosrs this tribute to the legendary comedian from tetevls1on's "golden age " WhlCh includes chps from his snow and interviews with Jack Lem rnon Chevy Chase and Steve Ali.<I 1 t hr 30 min) .. [l>,.. ,MT'M»ll , .... y .ex tn. try tic d· '81 I" I te •g 0 I i, . .. .. 1 SJ "Falcon's Gola" ( 1982. Advenlure) John Ma.rley, Simon MacCOfk1ndate 11 hr . 30 min.) (%) "The Caplaln's Paradtse" ( 1953 C'amedy) Alec Guinness. Yvonne Oe Car to ( 1 hr . 33 min.) .. im "A Woman Called Moses" (Part 1 OI 2) ( 1978. Orama) Cicely Tyson Robert HoOks (2 tlrS.) ,.Cl) "Bigger Than Life" ( 1956. Drama) James Meson. Barbara Rush (2 hrs ) CJ "Swamp Thulg" ( 1982 Fantasy I Adrienne Barbeau. Louis Jourdan ( 1 hr 30m1n) 1:9 f) "The Man In The Whtie Su11' ( 19c; i Comedy) Alec Guinness. Cecil Parke< ( 1 hr. 24 min.) .. 10) "NatiOnal Lampoon's Class Aeuruou' ( 1982 Comedy) Genii Graham Michael Lerner ( 1 ht . 25 mm.) I SJ "Rocky Ill" ( 1982. Orama) Sylvestl'I Stallooe. Carl Weathefs ( I hr 40 min ) 1::9 C1 "The Water Babies' ( 1979, Fantasy) Animation and h11e action James Mason { 1 hr, 26 min) 1::9 2) "Carouser· ( 1956. MUSICal) GOfdon MacAae. Stltrley Jones. (2 hrs .. 8 mm ) -(C:) "ttolkes" ( 1980. Adventure) Roger MOOfe. James Mason ( 1 hr 39 min ) t1) "A Boy Named Ctlarroe Brown ( 1969. Comedy) Animated ( 1 hr 25 m111) '$ "Julius Ca~r .. (1953 Drama) Mar 1on8"1nd&.-~Me9on 12 nrs ) -(!!) "Thunder In The Easl" (1953 Adven lure) Alan Ladd Oebofah Kerr (2 hrs I .. a "Someb<>dy Loves Me' ( 1952 Musi cal) Belly Hulton. Ralph Meeker 12 hrs l -111.-ooa 11ov1es- u. ml "Legend Of Death Valley· ( 1977 Adventure) Documentary (2 hrs I tC) "A Midsummer Ntghl's Sex Comedy ( 1982. Comedy) Woody Allen Mia r~1 row ( 1 hr . 30 mm ) H "Grease 2" l 1982 Musical) Maa:wt>ll Caulfield, Mtehelle Pfe1ffet ( I ht ~5 min) 0 "Chanel Solt181fe" ( 1981 Bi0graphy) Mane-France P1sie1. Rutger Hauer (? hrs:~ I z1 "Oklahoma!" ( 1955. Musical) Gor doo MacRae. Shirley Jones I? hrs 25 min) 12:9 ( $) "lntemattonal Velvel • ( 1978. Orama) Tatum O'Neal. Anthony Hopkins (2 hrs Smtn} 1•<CJ "Swamp Thing" ( 1982. Fantasy I Adltenne Barbeau. Louis Jourdan ( 1 hr 30m.n) m "Consptracy In Tehetan" ( 1q47 Adventure) Derek Farr Pamela S11rhng Uhr .30mln} HI (HJ "Roclty Ill" ( 1982. Orama) Sylvester Stallone. Carl Weathers ( 1 hr . 40 min ) lo.l "Summeflime" ( 1955. Romance) Katharine Hepburn. Rossano Braw 11 hr. 39 min) 2::8(%) "The Rutles" ( 1978. Comedy) Michael Pahn. Nett Innes ( 1 hr 15 min I •<CJ "The Waler Babies" ( 1979 Fan1asy1 Animation and hve ac11on James Mason (\ hr • 26 min ) l J "The 8es1 Liiiie Whorehouse In Tex· , as" ( 1982. MuSIC&I) Burt ReynoldS. Doll~ Parton ( t hr • SS min.) W (f "The Man In The White Su•I' ( 195t Comedy) Alec GUtnness. Cecil Parlier ( t hr . 24 min.) W rC) "llOlkes" ( t980. Adventure) Roger M()()(e. Jame$ M ason ( 1 hr . 39 min l ,,..l 'Misty" (1961. Drama) David Ladd. Arthur O'Connell ( 1 hr . 31 min ) .. l 'Mystery At Caslle Houte" ( 1982 AdVenture) Aileen Britton ( 1 hr . 20 min ) .. @ "Ttle Three Musketeers" ( 1974. Com· edy) Oliver Reed Raquel Welch (2 hrs IO m1n) 1:11 tZJ "The Captain's ParadlSe'" ( 1953. Comedy) Alec Gutnoess. Yvonne Oe Car· IO (I hr 33 min ) --t;lveniag .. lo ... =mM.L At press time scheduled game was Atlanta Braves al San Otego Padres (3 hrs J • Cll .... IM/U•O mATaT ..-CAllHDO 'IMMl'tCO.MY IUCI..,_ llACla I l.1118 .. MOUit .... • Nw•ioum "Celebration" Lao and his grandlalher are attaclted outside a tern= a racist gang (HJ "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" 11969 Comedy) Afllmated. Ttie..eeanu1s gang of Charles Schulz's ramous com1e strtp provides mOfe 1nnooent gems of wis- dom 'G ( I hr . 25 min ) .o.111•«mDC-. SlllCMI "Rocky Ill" ( 1982, Drama) Syl- vester Stallone Cart Wea1hers World heavyweight champtOfl Rocky Balboa suffers a personal c11s1s when a younger. hung11er fighter challenges htm tor his crown PG' Q ( t hr 40 min ) IDCIYMOm ...... AUCI -. OI FOl1'lam PACO OI CULT\m ( ) llCMI "Improper Channets" (1981, Comedy) Alan Arkin. Marielle Hartley A seues ot mis.understandings causes a social worker lo suspect lhe 5·year-old daughlet of a separated couple is lhe v11.-.111m ~~t~bu$e 'PG' ( 1 hr 32 min I .,. Cll.wa .... tWPY DATI MAii '& llAeAZm A vlSlt with actress and aulhOf Victoria Pnnc1pal C1nc1nna1t's l sta==sler .... ~C/9111'1 wtaOfPOmlm ., .... 9CllT I.Oft Cll I I •C110ll •CODI• I C.W CCQm A 100k at lhe newly-elected w1nn8fs ot the June Sth=ry l "Hanky Panky" ( 1982. COITl&- dy) Gene Wilder. Gilda Radnet An 1nno- cen1 architect who was framed 10< a mur· der and a woman whose brother comm111ed suicide under mystenous cir· curn~tances are lhrown togelhet m a dan- ge<ous game of intrigue 'PG' ( 1 hr 45 mm) 0 llCMI 'Nat1ooa1 Lampoon's Class Reuruon" ( t 982 Comedy I Geml Graham M1eh.1el Lerner A motley group of alumni get l~thef lor an unusual 101h·year high schOOI reunion R' ( 1 hr . ?5mm I %1 llOWI "Carousel" ( 1956, Mu.sica11 GO'dOfl MacAae Shifley Jones A carnival work8f res0<1s 10 a payroll heist 10 provide tor a child on the way (2 hra., 8 min ) m.,. "HandS Of Orlac" (1961. Hof· ror) Mel Fenet. Dany Carrell. After being maimed In an accident. a concert pla:ntSI has a new pair of hands gtafted on. nev8f reekZmg lhat they Oftgtnalty belonged to a ._ klflef (2 hts ) 1:11 01) ... 1'J8 8 t 0.1'MI TOMI Featured L.A 's oldest restaurants, OeLOJean sponscar ownerg, ar1ifacts of the S1dlow Museum House; an e transplant patient fl)PAm.YMI» u,_a.-rtact9111f 1IC TAC DOUIN .... C.llU11 PlmlLft COWT ~WU--.OOfl~t M MIZHSI .. ( ,.._. IOCS""Mokey hods a way to keep lhe mtgratory Toe Ticklets in Fraggte Rock toreve1. -8 ()) tcAIEllOW ,,_ ... Im A mtx up of boobtore packages leaves Dotty with lop-secrel m1htary designs that sever· at people would kill 10 possess (R) ( 1 hr) D G> TY'I aOOf'al ,,_ PUCnCM. IOlll Featured Ann Jllllan and Christo- pher Atkins are v1e1tms ot prachcal )okes. Robert Kletn presents a ·streets Of New VOfk" segment (R) ( 1 hr J 0 90Yll "FOfty·Second Street" ( 1933. Musieal) Ruby Keeler, Qlck Powell Great -e111011orr drtves a producer to pu1 on a Broadway rmiSICal amid emo11ona1 tur· mOll (2 hfS) O._..R.D (!) IATllML. ~I HOT PUllll'I A parody of a nightly news show 30 minutes before airtime stamng Franklyn Aiaye Rodger Bumpass. Blake Clarke. Wendy Goldman. Mark King. Jell Marde1. Kevin Pollall and LOIS Robbtns 81 W. AllllCA PamMT t3eaut1ful and talenled married women compete IOf the tttle ot Mrs America. with perl()(mances by lop entertainers tneluding singer V1kk1 Carr A.chard Dawson hosls trom the L;is V~s H1hon (2 hrs.) (I) 90Yll "Death Moon" ( 1978. Mys· tery) Robert Fo11worth Barbara Trent· ham. An execultve vacahontng 1rt Hawau believes that he is the v1chm of a nattve curse placed on his tamily generations earlier (2 hrs ) f:ll) ~ "Bread. Bu"er And Poli- lics" An exam1na1ton of what a preslden- 1181 commlSSIOn and several pnvate groups saw and did not see about the nattonal issue of h~~') Ci) 1MI PUYI · Pencles" Annelle Crosbie. Patrick Godfrey, Mike Gwilym. Amanda Redman and Patnck Ryecart are lea1ured 1n lhls tale Involving love ,ealousy famine shipwreck and reunion Q (3 hrs ) CC)mYll "Doctor OetrOll " ( 1983, C<>m4t- dy) Dan Akroyd Donna Ou~on A hrrnd College rrolessof IS rectUtled tO take the place o a pimp. and soon finds himself en)Oy•ng hts new occupation. 'R' ( t hr 31mll'l lrn l[).....,.. CR) *'-Y • COM:llT Counlry and pop singing star Dolly Parton perlOfms such htls as · Jolene · ''Here You Come Again · and '9 To 5" tn this concert taped at lhe OomtnlOfl Theatre 1n London. England ( 1 ht . 30mtn) S> 'Amm TM.I THIA• "Thumbe11oa" Carree F1;her Buroess Meredith and W1I· Sunday, June 10, ig~ 13 -Monclay C:Oiil. ham Kall Siar 1n 11 1humb·S1zed girl's adventure ltlled search for her mother Q .. @ AU•M,Al&Y a1ll"!'1 "°'"9l.OOI Guest Andy Etchebar· ren ~out fOf the M1lwau1<ee Brewer s (R) .. ~ nc TAJ; DOUGH LOYllOAT I TOii,_. •@ THI CAT\.M M il UW\. llOOTIAU. San Antonio Gun Shngf'rs at Pittsburgh Maulers (R) (J '" .. ) .. fl ([ OMI DAY AT A 1M Sam leaves ort an out ol 1own tt1p with an alluring assoc• ate .ind Ann discovers that she Is an ex ~!tr.end (A) U Eli) lllO¥ll 'Angel .,Dusted" (1981 Drama) Jean Stapleton, John Putch A well 10 dO family laces tragedy when a son smokes mari,uana laced w11h angel dust (R) (2 tirs) U llOVll McCabe And Mrs Miller" ( 1971 Westerl'l) Warren Beatty Juhe Chr1stoP Partners set up a business 1n a small m1n1ng town only to have larger ~·ness 1n1ert>sli. move 1n on them t2 hr I omn @) INT'PTAllElfT TOlllNT Featured actor smger John Schneider f1l) llOVll "My Otnner With Andre 11981 f\rama) Wallace Shawn. Andre Gr~oor°Y A 1t~a1nca1 director entertains an olO pl~ywroght friend with anecdote<. anO r t .f ~.it•Ons during a long d1nru•r n.>nvt•r<.ato"n at ii posh New York restal renl 12 hrs ) l llOVll T w1ltght Zone · The Movie · 1mpover1shed. ar1stocra11c woman becomes invotved m the decadence ol Musso11rn·s Italy R' ( 1 hr 45 mtn) a)NTD._ t:ll@ llCml "Harlow" ( 1965. Biography) CartOll Baker. Martin Balsam A Holly wood starlet becomes d1sdluS10ne<l anti turns to a hie of alcohol (2 hrs, 35 mm) .. , 1e.:LACIY I TAXI CH)llCml "Rocky Ill" ( 1982 Ofama) Syl vester Stallone, Carl Weathers World heavyweight champion Aocl<y Balboa suffers a personal cr1s1s when a younger hung11er lrghler challe11ges him for his crown 'PG' ( 1 hr 40 m•n.) I THllOU>O.I -.,.•CllC9&An •• llll&'T ... .. ) .cMI "The Betsy" ( 1978, Qfama1 Laurence Olivier. Aobeo Ouvalt Based on the novel by Harold Robbtns A powerful and relentless Detroit auto tycoon brtngs a daredevil racing star into hrs company to develop a revolutionary new veht<:le R 2 hrs 12 min _l tW GDCl)(!V)G) ... IANl>AY.-T · _,..,.a llAITWI UUC1MN ........ IOU) QOU) tlTt • NU.MD-0/IWLD'IWl • ~ ··A Jourr'8)' To Russia A IOOI< at an Amer1Can debating ream on tis tour ol SI• c1t!fM1 in the Soviet Unt0n (RJ Q (l hr) I t<l81 SClt'llCP F1c1ton1 John Ltt%JQ-N --- Vil M1~r1,•w 1W ~noge tO"lfie Old Roa 'PrTin.,i l''v SPr•f"' leariires segments at>Out ~-Angel 0 1 HE Ai' (1982 Adventure) Marrlyn Chambers An ii b19r>IPd bar patron's comeuppance a 9r01ir 11 rE'l,ll~nt home residents who recac•I irr '1°Fle11 youth a child w11h the power to create or destroy at wtll and an airplane passenger who sees a grerntir s.atool 191"9 the plane·s wing ·~ 11 ti 4, nw1 ) 0 llO¥tl Chanel Sohta1re · 1 1981 B10Q 1aphy1 M;\11e France P1soer Rutger Hauer Thp romances and business struggle!> 01 Paris tast>•O•l queen Coco Chanel's earl) years R (<'hrs) $ llO¥tl 1n1ernat1ona1 Ve111er 11978 D<ama1 i 1tum o·Nt>a1 A.nthony Hopkins An 01r1han goes to 1t11e with her aunt a 11r 'Tle1 Grano National competitor who 1n~p11es the young girl to abandon her tPOEtll11>VS wav<> and pursue ·an Olympic meda •n horst>ba1.I. •1d1ng 'PG' 12 hrs 6 min) m DMGlln .. lit. YM1 CA1\M t:1I CMIUI QW9llJll TAUi WITH Guest Shtrt!)' Jones t:ll fJ !.I '9WtWtT Dock Lov\lon opposes a franchised fast IOOd restAurant 10 save !<'.irk ~ane !> cate (Al llOVW tmotaOOll 01 Lile ( 1959 Ota mat Lana Turner JOhn Ga111n Two wom en 31'\d l"e r oaughtecrs share triendshrp and .;uccess but neve• ach~ve 101a1 hap ciress (2hrs JO min 1 t~ NOfU'I CCUT C llOVll A. ~·dsummer Nighfs Se" \; "'f'll) 198:' Comedy) Woody Allen ~ha Fauu..-. The sumrr.ef l"leat and coontr)' air provoi.. .. >J ~··es of hum0<ous roman11c en1. "l~S amor:ig tnree CClllpleS speno illtJ ' 'lwt""'kend at an inventors rura1 retreat PG" t I hr 30 min) H ~19CUIA&YYMI ... l MOVll Nest Of v pess" ( 1979 Ora m.l t ()fnP •r Mui Stonta BerQe• An 14 Sunday. June 10, i984 espionage agent has a held day working undefcover as a mud wrestler ( 1 hr 35 mm) 0 --.CYR.I mDCKYMD'Yll t,.G Cl) tWIT TO HMT Jenntler s rnvotlle· nient tn a minor trattic accident becomes senoos when she learns tha1 the other party has died ol comphcahons 1R1 ( 1 hr. 10m1n J G ti) mT '11 CAMOI Host Johnny Car son Guests Gregory Htnes ShMon Rob lr=~~hrJ lll«'fLIW ··-·· O/l IM RAltQICO LAW A-CA Scheduled the Rev Je11y Falwell on his plans for ·save· A·Baby"' centers Rick Sklar vice pres1 denl of programming for ABC radio on h•S bOOk 'Rock1r.g Ameoca, ' a h1st0<y 01 rock and roll radio 11 hr J o. llalnloUI .cmw nlT A*l'VD- Ultf Bill Medley and Bobby Hatlteld pet· I01m ·Brown· Eyed Woman.·· "You've Lost That Lovin· Feeling and · Soul And Inspiration" in conce<t at Holtywoocfs Ro11y Theater ( 1 hr ) l ' 90¥W "S11t1ng Ducks' ( 1980. Adven ture) Michael Emit Zach N01man Two inept mobst~s tree to South Amern::a and ~ounter lhe we>mefl assig~ to ~1111 them 'R' t 1 hr 30 nun ) 'f) _,. Hey. GOOd L001<1n· •. l 1982 Drama) An.mated Directed by Ralph Bakshi An 1mrrurre"t gang rumole threat ens the happiness t."lf a group of 50s Broolollyn tf!en.agers R 11 hr l 5 hi1n 1 m -CUii reatured a woman who escaoed from hef tather·s rehglOUs cult authOf Franky Schaeffer discusses his bOOli. Sad News For Modern Man · t I hr . 30mro I tW { 9ClllTICD1a TMI CIAlllY Gm Thr~• r(>IJfed Clll'lll· nal lawyers play a game of caH1.nd-m. with a seemingly Innocent victtm: ~ Segal. TrevOI Howard. Robert Morley Em~ss1a1 (2hrs.) m111 mell~YWOOO .- • 110V11 "The Wings Ot Eagles" ( H Biography) John Wayne, Maur O'Hara Frank W Wead spearhead 1920s campaign 10 improve the 11r po of the US Navy (2 hrs., 10 min.) (!)lmBlllBT ... OJ .,.. "The Blazing Forest" ( 1S Adventure) John Payne. Susan Morr A widow's tITTlberland IS engulfed by a est tire ( 1 hr .. ~ m~1n CJ.)-U-ML ~d1) r•RCTM .UTW "i Crowded ldOI" ( I hr ) m1 a m u11...r MTN DA• unwm Scheduled. w11ter Roy Blount Jr • come an Joel HodgSOn, winner of Ul11m1 Sh~~t. (1 hr) 1~::.,..uu.. ~ nal '11 TNI _,, Guests. actrf! Valerie Harper. Arsenlo HaU, A Cou11 Hi Patr1Ck Carhn (A) ( 1 hr .• 30 min ) I LOWI. lfmJCM iTTLI ~YAISfY TUCI NCAA Otvisk>n II Women's C)l door Champ.onshaps (Iron) Cape Gire deau, Mo ) (A) (2 hrs , 30 min.) OJ llOVll "Beach Grrls" ( 1982, Corned) Debra Blee. Val Kline A teen·age gtrl f11ends he_ll> her to loo~rt U&l SO-they ee get" on w1iflnavmg lun al the beach 'A' I hr . 30 min) U.8 Cl) COl'me> An aging dancer-mov queen plan$ her husband's death when h refuses 10 finance her return ro the stagt (J3J (1 IV , 20 mtn ) C' llOVll "ffolkes" ( 1980. Actvenrure Roger Moore. James Mason A dappe1 woman haring frogman Is called in t• thwart the plans ol e•tortionists wtio hav• h11acked a supply ship and are threatemr11 to destroy two North Sea °'' ngs ·pa· ( hr 39mtn) TJ:tel (l J 90¥W "tn1rma1e Moments" (1981 Comedy) Alexandra Stewart, Ben\8rc Fresson A famous French madarr expands hef operations 1ntema11onally ·R l hr 40mm ) w CMU9a •n1•1&-LJllMDDIAnt MOU.YWOOO a~ Featured· how to turn your home Into a potential local~ for a Hollywood movie. a profile or Sid Ceasar who 1at1<s about teleVISlons "gold en age" a look al the new movie .. Indiana Jones And The Temple 01 Doom " (!) ntl MCnlCTOM a>.,. "Only A Scream Away .. ( 1974 Myste<y) Hayley Mills, David Warbeck Tragedy results when a newlywed couple encounter the bride's childhood sweet heart (2 h's 30 min ) ($l llOVll "Jekyll And Hyde. fogethe< Agaltl" ( 1982. Comedy) Mark B!ankfleld Bess Armstrong A strait-laced scientist s accldentat lngestt0n of a chemical turns t11m into a laSCMOUS swinger 'A' ( I hr 25mtn) 1) -MD•EE LATZ "A Handlu1 Of People In The Depths Of Silence Franz (Gunter Lampt"echt) withdraws 10 hts bOardmg house room whefe he reflects upon the evil surrounding him (Part 4 of =l"'iflli:· MOUYWOCID a09• FeahKed ti1s1 l'"1)' of t~ Lucille Sa• t•IM •bOu• hef hie. a iootc at ··Gl'IOStbuSters." the nev. " ·-llondayCold. ;s, :Mtn ; a Ner 52 ')W or he M di· 1te SS y. I· I · s n 1 e ltlm with Oen Ackroyd and Bill Murray a repoi:t oo digital sound lhe newest advance In movie sound since stereo U.mYntUTM IOWAI &llM'TWILAUGH • ~ --.DAT~ ) llOWll "Grease 2' ( t982 Musical) Maxwell Caulfield. Michelle Pfeiffer An Enghsh student at a '60s Amencan high -.chool has 10 PfOVe himself to the leader ol a g11ts' gang WhO!le members can date only those of a gang of greasers 'PG' (1 hr SS min I 29 6 C81 .... llGH11JATCH ... ITAM .,.. DAVID ITBMJQ Inter- views With actresses Jane Seymour Bo Derett. Donna Mills and Sally Field ( 1 hr ) '1 ML•TMIFAl&Y DM.YllAll l •OV11 "Summer11me" ( 19&5 Romance) Ka1ha11ne Hepburn Rossano Braui An Amer1<:an tourist 1n Vernce lalts 1n love with a married man ( 1 hr 39 min) -iw-a1ng Movies-• HI Z 1 "Psycho II'" ( 1983 Mystery) Anthony Pe.kins. Meg Tiiiy ( 1 hr 53 min ) ... C.. "P~y Sold•e• · ( IQS2, Adv~n1111e1 Tyrone Power. Cameron M1IChelf (1 hr 20 min) .. (11) A Woman Called Moses" (Part 2 of 21 (1978. Dramll) Cicely Tyson Robert Hooks (2 hrs I .,. I t J "They Drive By Night I 1940 Or a· ma) Humphrcry Bogafl. Ann She11dan (2 hrs l 2 'Starstruck'" ( 1982 Musical) Jo Ken- nedy Ross 0 Donovan ( 1 hr 40 min ) 1:9 C "The Pnde 01 The Yankees ( 1942 Biography) Gary CO()Pf'r Teresa W11gh1 (2 hrs 8 min l H "Mountain Family Robinson" ( t979 Adventure) Roberr Logan Susan Damante Shaw ( t hr 40 min ) •'01 "FlrefoK · t1982 Adventure) Chnt Eastwood Freddie Jones (2 hrs 15 m•n) S "The Dark Crystal I 1982. Fanlasy) Puppets ( 1 hr 35 min ) • Z ·Oklahoma'' ( 1955 Musical) Gor· don MacRae Stmley Jones (2 hrs 25 min) .. Cl "Stardust Memones" I 1980 Ofama) Woody Allen Charfolle Ram~ hr 29 mon) H 'The Sting II" ( 1983. Orama) Jackie Gleason. Mac Davis ( 1 hr 42 min I S 'The F'1xer' ( 1968 Orama) [)1rk Bc:>garde Alan Bates 12 hrs. 12 min) -cr:z> "Da111 C11y" ( 1950. Orama) Charlton Hestoo, Lizabeth Scott (2 hrs I ,..g "The B1tds And The Bees" ( 1956 Comedy) George Oobel M1121 Gaynor (2 hrs) 1W (C) "Snoopy Come Home" ( 1972, Come· dy) Animoled ( 1 hr 20 mm I Z · A M1d5Ummef Night s Sex Comedy' ( 1982. Comedy) WOOdy Allen. Mia Far· row ( 1 hr • 30 min ) -JU•ernoon llovl•-a.m The B.ig Trees·· (1952, Western! Kirk Douglas Eve M le< (2 hrs ) "' ·The Pirate MOVie" ( 1982 Adven· lure) KrtSty Mc:Nichot, Christopher Alkins I 1 hr . "40 min ) (Z)llCMI "The Rutles" ( 1978, Comedy) Michael Patin, Nell Innes A comedic took at The Beatles with narration by Dan Aykroyd, Gffda Radner. •nd JOhn Belushi l!hf .tSmtn) · -~--'"Manhanan" (1979, Comedy) Woody Allen. Diane l<e•ton. A New Vork City comedy writer bleaks vp with his IOng·tlme glflfrlend to lqUire around an 1ntellec1ually vaptd teen-ager 'R' ( 1 hr t.9 36 :'J. •,,.,, IWAOIMT ct) llCMI "The Oevonsv1lle Tenor· (1981. Horror) Suzanna Lov.. Robert Walker A modern-day witch wreaks destructlOn and terror In a small town to seek r~ for the deaths of hef ances -~tors~r~f:~ .. - •IHl•TW alt FMl'N• IMICW waaY, ILD. .,. "The Captain's Paradise" CD) "Toast Of New York"' (1937, Orama) Edward Arnold. Cary Grant (2 hts ) 11:9 "Threshold" (1981. Orama) Donald SUtherland. Jeff Goldblum. ( 1 hf , 46 mrn) .. ttJ POny Soldier" (1952. AdveotGfeJ Tyrone Power. Cameron Mitchell ( 1 hr 20 mm) W (l ) "Hey. GOOd Look1n'" (1982. Orama) Amma1ed. Oirec1ed by Ralph Bakshi ( 1 hr. 15m1n I m "Dark Journey" ( 1937 Orama) Vivien Leigh, Conrad Veldt ( 1 hr.. 30 min ) HICO) "lnter101s" ( 1978. Orama) E G Mar- shall. Diane Keaton Directed by Woody Allen (1 hr . 33 min.) 2::9 CC) "The Pride Ot The Yankees" (1942. Biography) Gary Cooper Teresa Wrtght {?his 8 mtn) ($) "Splendor" ( 1935, Orama) M1nam Hopkins. Joel McCrea ( 1 hr .. 17 min.) •lH l "Mountain Family Robinson" ( 1979 Adventure) Robert Logan Susan Damante Shaw ( 1 hr . 40 min ) (I.) "Wallz Across Texas" ( 1982. O<ama) Anne Archer Terry .Jastrow ( 1 hr 40 m1n) LZ) "Starstruck" ( 1982. MuSlcaJ) Jo Keo· nedy. Ross-O'Oonovan ( 1 hr .. 40 min ) W "An Elephan1 Called Stow1y·· (1970 Adventure) Bill Travers. Virginia McKen- na (1hr.,31min) •rn "Rabbit. Run" ( 1970. Orama) James Caan. An1anette Comef (2 hrs) (C) "Stardust Memories'' ( 1980, Orama) Woody Allen. Charlotte Rampling ( 1 hr . 29mln) ( "Island Of Adventure" ( 1979. Adven ture) Norman Bowlee, Wilfred Brambell l! hr . 25 mm.) (I) "The Rutles" ( 1978. Comedy) Michael Palin, Nell Innes ( 1 hr . 15 mm ) ........ a.t • CUMOl•I• Los Angeles Lakers at Boston Celtics (II Necessary) • hrs . 30 mm ) 11/L.OIO .... Q ,_..~- ( 1953 Comedvl Alec GUiflneSS. Yvonne De Car1o A letry t>oat captain has two different wrves of c:ontrashng personah· ties. one in each port ( 1 hr . 33 min ) .. .,. "Gel Crazy"' ( 1983. Comedy) Malcolm McDOWell A famous roe!< mU9IC impresano ~ts a disastrous New Year's Eve bastt 'A' ( 1 hf • 32 ITlln ) •1 TWt1M•Ulll ...... ....... Jim .,. "Chanel ~italre" ( 1981, Biog- raphy) Marie-France Pisier Rutger Hauet The romances and business struggles ot Pat1s fashion queen Coco Chanel's early ~ars 'R" (2 hrs ) Ulm ITAi IAI &-.L W .,_ "Oocl0t Detro.I'" ( 1983. Come- dy) Dan Akroyd, Donna Dncon A timid college profess<>f 1s rac:Nlt~ to tak• the place of a ptmp. and soon hndS himself eof()Ylng his new occupahon 'R' I 1 hr . 31 min) W (f)M....,.. •@MP~FAl&Y l =-~u.11.IW me ... JtJ&mciu. "Something For No1h· 1ng" Jennifer allows a phony film 10 be l'Mde ll:uU could qiFI !he powgrhQ! 1se JlS,_ Cl!Y license CfJ TW UIS IOlm Ltve from Las Vegas. Nev (2 hrs . 30 min ) (H)llCMI "Between F11ends" ( 1983. Ora- ma) Elwibeth Taylor. Carol Burnett Two middle-age divorcees with ent11ely differ· eot backgrounds and atfltudes become fast t11ends after literally running into each other "' an automobile accident ( 1 hf "40 min) (01 IK I... IOOnOPI ,_ WITCMlt Wasnlngton Irving (Tom Aldredge) intro- duces dramat1zat10rts ot three tales by, respectrvely. 0 Henry Bordon Deal and Ray Bradbury Cl).,_ "The Dark Crystal'" ( 1982. Fan- tasy) Puppets Two elfin youngsters are sent on a quest tor the m1SS1ng shard of a magic gem tha1 must be repa11ed to free their land from e1111 rulers 'PG' ( 1 hr 35 _1mm;_Y .. D111 -°'FOINlll FACU °'<an. mWll 'Snoopy Come Home' (1972. Comedy) Animated The "Peanuts" gang become upset when the11 beloved beagle deeldeS 10 leave home on a search tor hlS roots 'G' ( 1 hr 20 mm ) CZ) .,.. '"A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy" (1982 Comedy) Woody Allen, Mia Farrow The summer heat and country air PfOVoke a se11es of hUmoroos romantic enoounters among three couples spend· .ng a weekend at an invenror's rural retreat 'PG' ( t hf 30 min.) · TMTIR .,. Cll .... me ... """"DAYS~ ==· ... ..._IJIBT TOllQlfT Featured Shelley Duvall dtSCusses her pay TV series Sunday. June 10, 1984 15 heal! surgeon ra!MS a contt°'*5y mpeanting an ••petimerilal rnechan.c l"leafl in a female patient 'PG' (t IY mn)• l %1 -MOW B LATZ "A Rea~ Wlftl The Powet Of God ' Franz (Gunt Lamptechl) pns a gang and bee.om friend$ With a &hady ct\arac1er rlalTl4 Reinhold (Golllried John> (Pan S of 1• 1 tv) / . -···. " cau•--.-~IStl Game (from Omaha Neb • rt necessaf) . tRI (3tn) -.,_ 'Kiss Me ~ .. ( 1955, My: lefy) ~~er. AJbert ~ A P' "'8te eye Meis hmuit ~ wilt'I mu der when he pic.kS up 8 ~ ~E ~theroed 12tn... 30mn t c ..... , mma n. wa1i °' today tiOCtesr ~ ..mf~ c11eaas S11C1 s1¥ .-e ga:nereo together ~ tinart ~ ..., mt.0 segt'l8 !ts ( 1 ty , I ...,._ -• ICli ..,... l.&n B!'l( ~on IC*' ?tie on::u5 IC nlle!St.gart ~~~aad•~ ~ .,_ (?, ( 1 t I II/If-: wa 1nr11mm~ .. Cll7T10lo ai:cins resul "'8\ • ,.. 9"£ ~:o ~·~cl~-~ i:"Or.\ ~ \R) 0 (I l'W J •umr. me Mm to MCI A ~·, ~~ ~ :eust'S ..: ~ ~· ~ o'Ctft'll5' ;ar..;: b.I ~~ l'&"!!$S • ~ Ulm .. ~~-hes cf ..a ~ a:">.M'& .. ~.~ :-. c. -Uoer1 . -.. :\...., ~ -.ar-.. ~ :r •-,p -~ .. -.. .:ana :; • e.------"' -~S:n; ,. ~ V.D: f"'10l!'C :a-ris: ~ ~ s;:cq ~~·~~ ~ I -:>y al 16 p I -····.., Cont. (]) ... "OOctOI' Oetr0tt" ( 1983. Corne- dy) Oen Akrayd. Donna Dl•on A timid coKege ptof9SSOf is recruited 10 -take the plaCe ot a pimp. and soon find$ htmsetf eo,oytng his new c>ccupetton 'A' ( t h1 ., 31 min.) CZ).,.. "Waltz Across Texas" ( 1983. Orama) Anne Atchef. Terry Jastrow A wlldoatt• and a prelly geolOgist become romantlc:alty lnvoiv.ct alter their profes- sions bring them Into conflict 'PG' ( 1 hr • -40 min.) l .. YMOYICI ttlt -e JCllltn Host. Jonnny Carson SchtduM!dt LOtttll Lynn. ( 1 t\f I •a •--~ (I) M' •• PJ. Magnum exonerates TC f(om • felony charge and uncovers a mul· U·mlfllon.dollar drug operation. (A) ( 1 lhr .. .:.o.i~Clf-,.., ~ ..... Clf tMflMCllCO u.•1•rr '.-.cA Scheduled author Beverly 6'ater on her struggle to rebutfd hel hie aftef amnesia ( 1 ht ) m 111CU9 Featured a gay enter1a1ner's mlrac:utous marriage: losing one's mate through death ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) tW llf._._., "Linda Ronstadt In Concef1 With The Nelson Rtddle Orchestra" Perlormanoes of torch balladS from the '30s and '-405. incltJdlng "What's New" and "I've Got A Crush On You ·• ( 1 (() .,. "Playgirl" (1982. -DramiJ Verontea Hart. Samantha Fox. A wealthy patroness drsWbules her "favors" to sev· eral men with hef pobhsher·husband's cons.nt. but falls in love w11h a rival writer U hr . 23 min ) • 1-IJ ..... P.&. Magnum exonerates TC from a felony charge and uncovers a mul- IH'llllhc:>n-doflal dfUO e>pefahon (RI 1 1 t)t . tO min) l r.~YWOOD ... "The Search" ( 1948, Orama) Montgome<y Clift. Aline MacMahon White his mottle< is searehlng for him. a wa1 orphan ~II IOOd and shatter lrom a GI J2 rn.. 6 min.) Cf) ...... " ... 9) .,.. "Crosswinds" ( l951 Adveo· ture) Johll Payne, Rhonda Fleming A ship's captaln encounters penl When he attempts to recover his stolen ship and ti1s lover ( t hr., 40 min ) 11:11~ ... "The Verdict" ( 1982. Orama) Paul Newman. Charlolte Ramphng An ak:ohollc: Boston lawyer pulls hlmsell togetl'ler to bflflQ an unpopular medical THINGS T000 malpractice case to trial agalnal ttrong opposition by the cour1S. the archcliOeese and his own Clients 'R' (2 his.) 11111(() 90ll'IC8QIR 11:8@ ... ICTM OI .UW "The World I See'' (1 ht.~ 11aD e U11W V.Uil 'I Schedutect. musician Lindley, com. dlan Emo. Peart Bet I Sings and cuts paper designs). (1 ht J D llO¥ll "The Forest Rangers" (19-42. MUSicaO Fred MacMurray, Soun Hay-wa1d. When her forest renger bOyffiend tilts hef to marry a weal1hy sociable, a woman decides it's time to shatpen het competitive charms to wln him bac.k ( 1 hr . so mtn.) I U.TOOAY llOWMAWUUIN• T11C11 Clf M W Guests: Michael J. Fox ("Family Ties"). model Geena OaVIS. R Courl Hay. Lois 8'omfietd, mJme Howard Jones (R) ( 1 hr , 30 min ) l~llJCMITYU vmw~ ,,_ ____ IQ ... 9CCUMt A disco owner hirel young runaway girls to promote the sale of bguor (A) ( 1 hr .. 20 min I (S).,. "The Best l ittle Whorehouse In Texas" ( 1982. Musical) Burt Reynold$. Dolly Parton A flamboyant muckralung TV personality tries to cioM down e popu- lar bawdy house. 'A' (1hr .55 min.) D:l9(Jf) .,.. "Nat100al Lampoon's Class Reuf\l.QO'' ....(l982 -Corned~) ..Gewt Graham. Michael Lerner A motley group ol alumni get together f0< an unusual 10th·yea1 tligh school reunion 'R' ( 1 hr • 25 m111) . W II .,. 'The Hatltelds And The McCoys" ( t975. Drama) Jack Palance, Steve Fo11est The sparlls ol a mountain lamtly feud are rekindled when two mem- be<s ol oppc>Sffig lam1hes become roman- tica~ed ( 1 Iv . 30 mtn ) (!) "Otango" ( 1957. Orama) Jell Chandler. Joanne Dru. A Yankee CIVIi Wai vetetan attempts to reconstruct a Georgia town he plundered UStng positl\/9, rather than VIOient, means (2 hrs ) e .,. "Possessk>n" ( 1973. Horror) John Carson, Joenna Dunham. The new owners of an EngllSh country house are surprtsed to discover ltl8t 1t possesses an evtl ~e (2 hrs • 30 m.n ) From Mesquite. Texas.~) (2 hrs I (Q).,. "Last Tango In Pa11s" (1973. Orama) Marlon &ando. Mana SchtVltdef A mlddle-aged man whoM unfaithful wife reoently commttted sulCide and an uninhi- bited young woman meet and begin a complicated affalf throughout which they remain name'8ss to each other (2 hrs 10m1n) (Z).,. "Psycho II" ( 1983, Mystery) Anthony Peouns, Meg Tiiiy For"* psy- chohc klfkll Norman Bat• IS , .. sect aftet • 20-year stay in a mental tnSt1tut10n and believes himself cured when e myste- nous rash of murders begins 'A' J 1 hr , 53 i'•• I econ t1I *C&.OUD A d'8CO Ownet Nr• young runaway girl$ to promote 1.he sale of liqUOf (R} (I hr . 20 mitl.) • t11(1J .,. "For Yoor Love °'11Y" (1983, Romance) Nastass1a Kinak1. Chr1St1&n Quadlheg A young student. haVlng an alla11 w1fh her mamed teacher, accidental· ly kilts a classmate who finds out of her relatlOOShlp and the instructor Is t>Aeclc· mailed by anothef student. ( 1 hr , 30 min I ~~ ...... -...... , "" .......... . _.ATU.. .... _.,,,,Tai ...... , .... , m.1111 ... .. 1:11 OI LOCATDI ''The Comedy Store·s 11th Ano1Ver9e1y" Performers at lhe West CoeS1 nightclub include Rlcherd Pryor. Robin Wtll.ams, Jimmy Walker end Sandra -r= "Jungle Woman" ( 19«. Hor- ror) Evelyn Antcers. Lois Colllef. A doctor revitalizes a JUngle ape wNch beCOmes a here. woman. ( 1 rv . 20 min ) .. ct> ... ''Blue Thunder'' ( f963, Adven- ture) Roy Scheider. Malcolm McDowell A loa Angeles pofloe hetlo()pter patrolman hljecka an exPeJtmental m11itary ""'* copter planned tor use in cMlian crowd •ioon=.:-.1:.,:i;;J ... ..,, .. MUllT Ml dlOYll .. Flrlal Exam" (1981. Suspense) Ceci)e Bagdadi. Joel s Rice. A kllef sta~ hfS Y1Cllms on a oollege catnpUS. 'R' ( 1 hr . 30 min ) M C[).,. "Waltz Across Texas" (1982. Orama) Anne Archer. Terry Jastrow A wlldcattet' and a pretty oe<>l<>otSf become romanhcatty involved alter· their profes- stc>rls bf1ng them IOtO conflict 'PG' ( 1 ht . '°min) -~-·--... • ... "Pride And P1efUdt<;e" ( 19-40. Orama) Greer Garson. Laurence Olrvier A spirited EngllSh g1tl fights for the man she= (2 hrs .19 min ) ~IUlll1•1W (!}.,. "Nest Ot Vipers" ( 1979 Ora· ma) Ornello Muh. Senta Befger An 1mpovenshed, aristocratic woman becomes lnVOlved in the deeadenoe of a1I MU:'~~a:r ( 1 ht 45 min ) .. 15-:r·· ... 1 .. "J\Jno'e Captive" (1945. H0<· ror) Otto Krugef. Jerome Cowan A mad scientist. an ape woma n and a scared secretary are an tnvOIVed 1n iungte horror l! hr . 20 min.) M(8)~'Psycho II" (1983. Mystery) Ant Pertcins. Meg Tilly F0tmer psy- chOtte k Norman Bates IS r•ased aft!' a year stay lt'I a mental institution and believes himself cured when a myste- riooa rash OI murders begins 'R' ( 1 hr • 53 mtn.) -1~··••11 ..... .,...CIQ ... "The Real Glory" (1939, Ora- ma) Gary Cooper, OaVld Niven. A military doctor aids WI medical and pol1t1Cal areas In the PNl!pplnes following the Spanlsh- Amefiean War (2 hrs ) d (S),._CllAaM*OIDYIM -~ ... "Force f'tVe" (1981. Adven- tUte) Joe LewtS. Pam Huntington. A band ot mercenaries attempt to rescue a young woman from the clutches ot a cult teedef wtlO ptactlces mend control 'A' ( t h1 35 ITWI) -~--.... --~, .... , .. QI ... ~ TM.II wmt Guest Shl11ey Jones Sunday, June 10, 198-4 17 -........... --------------------~~ I -W.dnesclay min.) ( 90Wll "let'5 Spend The Nigh! Toge1ti- er" (1982. 'Documentary) The Rolling Stones The Stones perform many ot !heir greatest Ma en this rec0<<1 of three con- certs held at Ille Meadowlands Arena 1n N4tw Jefwy and Arizona State·s Sun Devol StadlUm 'PG· ( l hr , 30 mm ) CS) .,_ "Nallonal Lampoon's Cla!!.s Reunion.. ( 1982 Comedy) Ge1 t Graham. Michael Lerner A molley group ol alumni get together fOf an unusual 10th-year high school 1eon100 ·A ( 1 h1 25mln.) .. Q1) ...,_Alai Featured off &hore 011 well wOtkef Sarty Engh!!.h Ot1ente1 An Coral()( Freda Murt;k. champmn l1ee slyle skiier Hailey Wotlf t:lllTICTACDOUOH LMIOAT P& WAZlll An exerc1!!.e eApefl who's getting men into aerot>tcs. a b1l- hards demonstratlOn by champion Jean Balukas. 6i) •Al LAU. •••IOTA A spool ol Tchalkovtky's claSSIC ballet set 1n mod em Ametica on an isolated dairy t;irn 1 1 hr) .... -, .... -,,.11'1• as 1"1CAn. M -MCM~Y .. GD M PACTI OP LR Too1oe and Natalie pu1 their friendship to a !!.evere test when Tootie's cousin pursues a re1;i11un Ship.,.11t1U~Nalal-. Cg> Q U (11 llOWll · Tomonow s Ch1t<l t 1982 Drama) Stephanie Z•mbahst W1lh<lm Atherton ,,_ young couple tai\e part on tt secret expernnen1 to paren1 the t11s1 ba!J~ grown entirely outside the mother s bOdy Jf:.I~ hrs) 15 ~..,. Guesls John H1Uermdr ("MagnYm. P 1 ··1 Singer Tony Bennett actor~omedian HOwle Mandel ( 1 hr ) fD IW• U0. •llUOTA A ~)l)f o t T cha1kovsky s classic ballel s,p1 " n, <.l em AmerlC8 on an 1sofaled dairy tarn• 1 1 hr ) ( L) .,_ "Chanel So111a11£-1 t 98 1 Bo. ~ raphy) Marie-France P1s1er Rutge1 Hdut•r The romances and bUsmess struggltt. 1 PartS lashion queen Coco Chanel's ell''1 years 'ff (2 hrs.) (0) llOVll "Loolun' To Get Out f 198? Comedy) Jon Voight, Ann·Marg1e1 A p;i r of gamblers flee to Las Vegas from New YOfk with the mob on their rra1t R 1 h1 ::i it':.:.. t:ll W e DUCI PACTOlrf Marly ~on .,., 1ealoua of his friend Brert whO pursue<. Sheree. and Andrea is teased about hav 1~ an etta1r wlll'I Skip (!) .wll "Twenty-Three Paces To Baker Street" ( 1956. Mystery) van Johnson Vera Miles A sightless playwr Qlll attempts to convince police of a murdP1 plOt he overheard (2 hrs 30 min J 6i> LIT M IOOO lMI ROLL WITM U. K-. Grammy Award-Wl0n1ng B B K1nq perlorma some of tlls most popular songs In a 1983 Coneer1 on tht> Tulls UMPIS•ty campus. 11 hr ) CR) M lf1Qll IB "Shallered Vows A young man Who mamed an 01<1e1 w ()f'I a consptr.S with his stepdaughter to mwdl•r h1s w1fe (~=-·isycho If" ( 1983. Mystt'rvl Anthony Penuns. Meg Tilly FOfmer l'~Y chotlC ktllor No<man Bales is released after a 20-yur stay 1n a mental 1nst1tu11on and belteVeS himself euted When a m)'5te- novs rash ol murders begin& 'A' ( 1 hr , 53 .:• m .. a:ll@ .,.. "The Champion" (t9 .. 9. Ora- ma) Kirk Douglas. Ruth Roman An unscrupulous young boxe< ·heartlessly pushes loved ones aside to get to the top 2 hrs . 5 m1n ) .. ...... = -fZ IT ... _ Dr White faces a drug charge and romance-hungry Or Marlin sets her sights on Or. Craig (A) ( 1 hr) I ..... 'IMIUlff LIT 1MI 0000 .,._ 110LL wme I.I. DIQ Grammy Award-wlnntng 8.8 King performs some of his mosr popular songs 1n a 1983 concert on the Tufts UnlYerslty campus ( l hr ) CC) m¥ll "EniQma" (1982. Suspense) Martin Sheerl. Brigitte Fossey The CIA engages an East Gennan refugee to return to East Berlin to steal a scrambltng device from the KGB. 'PG· ( t hr . •O min) (}() NOOID This documentary looks at the sex-lor-money business. focusing on three women a high-class caH girt. the madame of a .. nude modeling" parlor and a street- walker ( 1 hr ) SJ m¥ll "Boardrng School" (1983. Comedy) NastaSSMI K1nsk1. A high school 4' gul piail&,. ~udel\&..~ P'oO"JTTT with a local school for boys. ( l hr . 39 min I m-......., ta11([) -TMI NA TCMt A prevlew ot the US Open (RI -e•u•~ ... '1i> mAT OUTDOOM Jim Tabor loOks at the baSIC5 ol cross-country ~11ng and observes Win18' sled-dOg recea m Maine ..... MOUOQ 1W 8 8 (1)(11 6' ... IAn.AY..r • .,..Al&llMTIPIUUIM • rA ..... IOUD IOLD 11T1 · TMIUIT ... . .,_ "Middle-Age Crazy" ( 1980. Comedy) An,,...Margret. Bruce Derr1 A Texas developer's successful jOb and beautiful wife manage to drrve him into a ... ,5 .... 3.mlnl tE llOWll "The Concrete Jungle" ( 1982, Drama) Jiii St John. Tracy Bregman An innocent young woman is used by her unscrupv!oos boyfriend as an unwitting cocame,oralef 'R' (1hr,45 mm.) ~f) (I) ITOIY A narcotics officer's unorthodox methOds and a squabble at>out money for flowers prompt his supe- 110< to ordef him to see a psychlatrisl (R) l I hr • 10 min ) D llD TOlllHT Host JohMy Carson ( 1 lhr >r.::::_mmm __,LIW tiWiiOPW .. t.m LAlW t JCA Scheduled. careet c;trategtSL Marilyn Moats Kennedy on get· ting and"keepmg power on one's job ( 1 hr I 11,l..,_UCM~YCI) '"Ol MOT IOl9 Rock ballet perlonned to songs by Sting, O.Vid Byrne of Talking Heads and others (1 hr.) rZl .,. "S1arstruck" f t982. Musleal) Jo Kennedy. Ross Q'DonoYan A teen-egt Australian girl ftnds instant fame 85 a punk roc:J( singer when her manager-cousin stages a daring pub11e1ty stun1 ( l hr .• 40 min) eb M CUii Featured a man who kilted a patrolman 11nd escaped death row. a young boy who~ Ph1ladefph1a's poor l1 hr . JO mm J tWW .W. "Look For The Silver lining" ( 19'9. MvSICal) June Haver, GordOtl MacRae Marilyn Miller rrses to teme in vaude111lle (2 hrs . 10 mm) tW(C) .,_ "The BrOOd" I 1979, Horr0<) OllVef Reed. Samantha Eogar. A man encounters terror when he mveshgates a former men1al-chote doct<>< R' ( \ tv .• 28 mm) MOVW ·0n The Waterfront" ( l954, Drama) Marlon Brando Eva Mar19 Saint Only one man mvsters up enough courage to challenge a powerful mob leader who holds the dock workers of a b.g crty in an "°"~hr . •7 min I 1191 lftO.~YWOOO .,.. "Summer S1ock" (1951, MW. cal) JUdy Gaifand, Gene Ke41y A lroupe of actors participates m daily farm chor'es 1n exchange f()f the use of a Connecticut barn to act 1n (2 hrs I Cf) • • IDllfT ... 9 llOW9 "Try To Catch A Sa1r1t" ( 1975. Orama) Susan Clark Ricatdo Montalben " yoong lawyer~ 9 big CMe-9"d t1ndS herself up against a famous evangel- ist afld beloved pul)frc hgure ( 1 hr . 40 m~) ( MO IODIO (R) -GI LAll llllifT wmt DAVID Lili £&1• Scheduled Cher yf Tiegs ( 1 hr ) D .,. 'Every Day's A Holiday" ( t937, Comedy I Mae Wesl. Edmund Lowe During !he Gay N•nettes. a spunky woman manages 10 negotiale the sate of the Brooklyn Bridge and gel the goodS on a top-ranlung police otf1c1al I 1 hr . 50 min) I L.A.TODAY llOWM & llMT1ft LAUGlt • nlCll OP lMI .mff Guests Jaye P Morgan. psychic Kenny Krngslon. Patnck Cartin, AIChard Hack. (A) ( 1 hr 30 min.) I LM. WM rm.I •ma•...n .... IUT The Bmish band Englist'i Beat ~forms "[)oo(s Of Your Heart" and ·oat A Job · 12.:ll(ff)MOVW "Prom Night" (1980. Mystery) Jamie Lee Cortis Leslie Nietsen On prom night. exaclly s111. years after a girl fell to her dealh after being teased by frieodS. trnee 01 those tnends begin getting menacing cans R' { 1 hr 30 min.) -· Cl) llOVll "The Great AUigator" (1981. Adllenture) Barbara Bach. Mel Ferrer Stranded 101.msts on a remote tropical ISiand encounter an angry trlbal god who has taken the form of a giant an.gator. (A) ( 1 hr. 20 min) W 8 MOVW "They Ran For Thett Lives" C 1965. Adventure) JOhn Payne, Luana Patten. When a young woman 1s victim- ized by a trio of ruthless crooks after some papers bek>og1ng to her dead father. a stranger intercedes 1n her behalf ( t hr . 30 "'"') Cf)" llOVll Manha1tan Melodrama" ( 1934. Otama) Cla'k Gable. Myrna Loy Two bOyhood friends one an attorney and one a racketeer meet again after many years during a murder trial (2 tvs.) e .,_ · The Sava~ Corse" ( 1974 Sunday. 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James Stewart An aged cou pie take drastic steps to prevent lhetr sep arahon ( 1 hr . 45 min ) 0 .,. ·The Soldter" ( 1982 Adven lurel Ken Wahl Wilham Pnnce A ruthless CIA agen1 1s sen1 to neutrahze a Sov1e1 backed terrorist plot 10 hotel lhe Mideast hOslage with nuclear explosives R' ( t hr 30 mtn I m l*:I VAii DYU d L1) ... ~TAXI ...... Of~ • HCU t1I CUL TURI -1*T ... .,. * ... me ... *'" DAYI AUii l =~ A balloon nde Over the Rock~ ~ f1.KDPe< eoo et7111pic nope ful W1111e Banks OmcllC.-M ~ anattlW Tc.QHT Featured actress Came Ft.Sher m..-.OHllT\l9 m••••9GllT m LOW oa11•cnoee '1!).aTOllW8l L .,_ · The Unholy Ga1den f 193 1 Mystery) Ronald ~man Fay Wray A dapper 811hsh scoundrel with a penchant tor adventure gets involved with cum1> and romance ( 1 hr . 30 m111 ) s 9'0CI t1I --z · MOWll "Payday" ! 1973 O,arnal Rip those around him 'R' (1 hf., 43 mtn.) m .. "Oltltwood" (HM7, Orama) Ruth Warrick, Walter Brennan. A young doctor takes on the responsibiUty of pro- viding a home tor an unusual young girl deprived of normal human contact (2 hrs I 1:116 I Oii M TOW Featured. a bef'lind-the- scenes look at a rock video with James Ingram and Michael McDonald; the chore- ography of Bella Lew11ztcy; a walking tour of Spnng Street. an Indian rese<vallOn's tnlef.E!etallon of Bingo I ti) 'Al&' lllUD LA¥mm&-..Y & ~-m Oii LA. Featured· a trip to one of Ameoca's last untamed frontl8fs. Alaska. 1nc1Ud1ng looks at the 10,000 year-old gla· cier. Men<Senha1t and an Eskimo village 111CTAC-- tl) "°"'" caun WllA WU WOM.Dtll -M.I L.A1'r QIAICI .._ Brad Sears examines a car's cooling system. a 1952 Buk:J( Riviera tS featured Q I.ID ta•M.L Chicago White Sox al Cal1- lornta Angels (2 hrs 30 mtn ) 1:tl(ll) ... •II (I) ..... PJ. Magnum searches tn Oetrott for one of TC's bad-<:heck-cashlog cusle>mefS while TC feels COf'l)pelled to replace a bare-llnuckled fighter 10 a bar ty ta.lks about prenlstOflc arnme.IS. then takes a loot< at some unusual modem-day oreatUtes, such as the manatee and the ;~~· . 9CllT..,_ .,. "A 8oy Named Charlie Blown" ( 1969. Comedy) Animated. The Peanuts gang of Charles Schutz's famous comic strip prOYtdes more innocent gems of wls- dOm 'G' ( 1 hr 25 min ) .. "P&ychO II" (1983. Mystery) Anthony Per1<ins. Meg Ttlly Former psy- chotic l<tller Norman Bates IS released after a 20-year stay in a mental inst1tut100 and believes himself cu~ when a myste- nous rash of murder& begins 'A' ( 1 hr . 53 min) K TUCI Am flB.D US. Outdoor Cham- pionships (from San Jose. Calif ) (R) ( 1 hr., 30mtn.) ... GD 'Al&Y .,.. Sparks fly between Byse and her soon-10-be-divOfced mother when Kate plunges into the smgle's worid. J:>l1CTACDOUmt • 811'BTM•rr Ta.wt' Featured actress came Flshef mM ...... ~-- tR) {lhr) ~ -D 61> _A_... ~r Ka~y jails .,. "Personal Best" .LJ~2.. ·Ora-me• Manet.~'1\lhgway. Piirice OOOiielry Two young female athletes are tom between love and ambition as they train nrs W1'IOle !amity after an Illegal demonstra· !ton led by Samantha (R) 8 .a¥li "Footltght Parade" ( 1933. MUS1Cal) James Gagney. Joan BIOndefl A leak 1n publtc11y hampers a dlrecto<'s atlen:!£t to make a comeback. (2 hrs ) fJ ®J MC ... Q.OllW "War And Power The Rise Of Syrta" Peter Jennings rePorts on Syna's emergence as the dOm•· nant Arab power. w11h ttes to the Soviets and Khome1n1's Iran ( 1 hf) Oall'IWU ~:. "A Step Out Of Line" ( 1970 Olama) Vic Morrow. Peter Falk In Ofder to solve the1r hnancial problems. three Korean War buddies plan a m1b·dollar robbery (2 hrs ) fJi) WU ...CA "Ammal Oddities" Mar· -~~Cwpet111on 'R' 12hrs.1 •B (I) -& -Rick. AJ and detective Oowntov.n Brown try to clear an underco\lef pollOeman framed IOI' the mur· def of two fellow officers (R) ( 1 hr ) D a> a.at sam and Diane try to tind a cure for the lonesome Coach's depend- ence upon their company (R) 8 0 LOTTaY1 Flaherty and RuSh award mtlllons to a !ruck driver wtth sut months to lrve,,an unpopular college bookwatm and an unempiOyed father (R) ( 1 hr ) ~ ':"nou&. Ua.ooft MOT IUIMll A parody of a nightly news ShOw 30 minutes before a1rt1me. stamng Franklyn Aiaye. Rodpef Bumpass Blake Clarke. W8"'4y • >1n Anna Capo A cou111ry and western '>1riqer ruthlPssly makes his lo\ay to star Jom bv manioulat1no anel drscaro1ny ~~-~,;_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Under New Manage01ent :-,l'I '1111-! \II Fa111i-. Oun A. 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Myste1y) Noah Beery Lois Collier A yrNp of iau 11\USfCians become the p11me ,uspects whef'I the nightctut>'s singer is lound murdered ( I hr 30 min ) d)AU.•MfMm.Y @ M1M:u&.MmU.U. t1I ~ = "VICe Squad" ( 1982 Drama) :>eac;on Hubley, Gary Swanson A police de1ect1ve and a streetwalker team up 10 rrap a pimp respons4bte for murdeong one a1 tus..WQ!!!!l) __ 'R.:.J 1 hr . 35 min } :•:::: ii) .,. "Murder In Mind" ( 1975. Mys· IP•y) Richard Johnson. Zena Walker A 'Noman stumbles into a police station ram- 0111\Q 1ncoherenlly abOUI Bartok muStc • hOllow voices, a clOck s111k1ng mldmght 11nd murder ( 1 hr . 30 min ) lll..,., IWMIMlf E MOlllMC*l-.,Yfl') -MOiiiliiii 11ov1es-- HI Z A Mld'SUmlnef Night s Se>. Comedy'" t 1982 Comedy) WOOdy Ahen Mia r ar IO<N ( 1 hr ~lfl ) HI C Savage vesf 11980 AcJvt•nturel T >no Stiern M1ehet1e Phllltps 11 hr 25 '"''' J S The Wedding Nigtit ( 1935 Dram-') vary Coo~r Anna Sten 1 t hr 23 min I .. 111 Sail A CrOOked Ship 11962 Cott~· ayJ Robert Wagner Dolores Hart (2 hr<.) 1::11 H M1s1y ' ( 1961. Drama) David LacJd Arthur O'Connell t 1 hr 31 min I Z Son 01 Godzilla I 1969 Science- f1ctton) Tadao Takashima Ak11a Kubo t t hr 26mm) 7tl1~1 'Andy Hardy's Doubll' Lile (1942 1 omedy) M1<:key Roo<ley Lev.is Slone (?hrs) 1:11 C · The Hustler' 11961 Drama) Paul Newman. Jack.e Gleason I< hrs 15 nun t HI H Grease 2· t 1982. Musical) Ma> Nell C..aulhelCI Michelle Pfeiffer I 1 hr ~5 rn.n 1 0 Snt Paci('' ( 1982 Comedy I Kenny ROQers Diane Lane ( 1 hr 45 mm I 2 The Dark Oys1at ( 1982 Fan1asyt Puppets ( t hr 35 rnln ) tJ1 2 Rocky Ill' ( 1982 Orama I SytvestP• Sraltooe. Carl Weathers ( 1 hr 40 min ) -C1 Charlie Chan And The Curse Of The Cftagon Queen" ( 1981 Comedy) Peter Us11nov RIChard Hatch ( 1 hr . 37 min I H Mountain Family Robinson I 1979 Adventure) Robert Logan Susan Oamante Shaw ( 1 hr 40 min I S Sherlock Holmes And Tht! Woman In Green ( 1945. Mysteryl B11s11 RathbOne ~1 Bruce ( 1 hr 7 min ) .. Oll "Three VIOient People" ( 1956 Wesl 1>1n1 Charlton Heston, Anne Ba-le• 1? hrs l •U ·carry On Jack· 11966 Comed>-1 Juhe1 Mills. Kenneth w111tams (2 hrs l 1tal ¢1 • Ma11tyn" ( 1980. 810graphyl Cathe 11ne H;cks. Richard B11seh8rl (? hrs 2~ Z) MO'lll "Megaloroe" ( 198 t. Adven- IUfe) Barry Bostwick. PerSIS Khambana A g.roup ol tec:hnOloglcatty superl()( mer· cenaries ballle the f0tces of a uny mllitary d.ctat0<sh1p 'PG' ( 1 hr • 40 min ) M 'HJ llOWll "Friday The 13th. Part Ill" ( 1982. Horr0t) Dana KlfT'lmel. Paul Krat· ka Unwary teen-agers travel to a remote cabin at Crystal Lake, the stalking grounds of a deranged monster who wears a hoekey mas« 'R' ( 1 tv . 35 min ) •(l)CllCOAm'MllAll «D llOWll "Portrait Of Jen~" (HMS, Romance) Jennifer Jones. Ethel Bar· rymore An arttSt paints the portta11 of a mystenous girl he met 1n Central Park ( 1 ~hr ,:.tn) IUlllU,_. lll'fll#tmWT •1«111 - 1119 Sl MOWll "Psycho II" C 1983. Mystery) Anthony Pefl<tns, Meg Tiiiy. Former psy· choltc killer Norman Bates is released altef a 20-year stay in a mental lnslltution and beheves himself cured when a mys1e- 11ous rash of mur<Jefs begins. 'A' ( 1 hr . 53 min) UI U llOWll "~ration Hayhft" ( 1950, Adventure) 8111 Williams, Ann Ruther10td The Air Force tends suppert to ranchers min) Z Ma1or Barbara" I 1941. Comedy) Wendy H1Uei Rex Hamson (2 hrs.. 1 rmn I -JU1ernooa 11ov1es- 12:9G) 'The Woman Of The Town" ( 1943. Western) Cla11e TievOf. Albert [)el(ker (2 hrs l H "Aoc1<y Ill" I 1982 Drama) Sylvester Stallone Carl Weathers ( t hr 40 min ) 0' "The Last American Vtrgtn" ( t982. Comedy) Lawrence Monoson. Diane frankhn (1 hr . 30 min ) ta O 'Wagonmaster'" ( 1950 Western) Ben Johnson. Joanne Dru ( 1 hr . 30 mml m "ISiand 01 Despair" ( 1969, Drama) Mercedes Mccambridge Mana Schell ( 1 hr 30mtn l .-(Cl ·savage Harvest" (1980. Adventure) Tom Skemll M.chelle Ptuthps (1 hr. 25 min) H "The Riddle Of The Sands" (1980, Actven1ure) Michael York. Simon MacCO<· k1ndale ( 1 hr . 38 min ) s The Sting II' < 1983. Drama) Jackie Gleason. Mac Davis ( 1 hr . 42 min ) 1 z 'Doctor Oetr0tt" ( 1983. Comedy) Dan Akroyd. Donna Dixon ( 1 hr , 31 min I •CL "E xposed" p983. Drama) NastaSSta K1nsk1. Harvey Keitel ( 1 hr . 40 min ) UI C The Hustler • (1961 Orama) Paul Newman. Jackie Gleason. (2 hrs.. 15 m1nJ Z1 The Decline Ot Westem C1V'lhzatt0n" ( 1981 Musical) (1 hr . 40 mm.) .. H 1 Misty ( 1961. Orama) David Ladd Anhur o·connell (1 hr . 31 min.) d m "Gangs Inc .. ( 1941, MyslefY) Alan Ladd, Joan Woodbury I 1 hr • 30 min ) till 1.1 "Woman Chases Man" ( 1937 Come- dy! Joel McCrea. M111am H()l>l(ins ( 1 hr . 11m1n) .. S .. Huckleberry Finn ' I 1974, AOVen- ture) Jell East Paul Winfield ( t hr . 58 min l .. Zl ·Son 01 God11lla' I 1969. Science- wti05e cattle h8'e been stranded In a ftefCe snowsiorm ( 1 hr., 30 min ) (f)•Ame• • c.cl .... Puberty BIUes'' ( 1981. Come- dy) Nell Schofield, Jad Ca~IJ8 1'wo com1ng-of·age gif'ls are eeger lor experi- ence and acceptance by the popular crowd 'R' ( 1 hr • 27 min I •1 TOPO'Mtaa1UM• ~...., .... ...... ...... ,...~ .. "The Kid From Brooklyn" ( 1!M6, Comedy) Danny Kaye. Virginia Mayo By a strange 1w1St ot fate. a milk· man becomes a bolllet 11 hr • S.C mm.) 69® llOW9 "POltetgelst" ( 1982, Horr0t) Craig T Nelson. Jobeth Williams VengetUI Of'Kl;Sts_toke.....ove«..a ~C-ailtomta l'iOme and abduct the resident family's iQUngesJ child 'PG' ( 1 tv. 55 min.) d DMIUNTI ... "The Wiid Heart" ( 1952. Ora· ma) Jennifer Jones. David Farrar A tusty and IOVely gYP5)1 gir1 lrom Wales lets hef heart ru\t her head wnen a handsome stranger comes to town ( 1Jlr 30 men.) (%) DQLUI IOnOll An ingenious Insur· ance scam is mastermtnded by a trio of prtlCOCIO.IS Scothsh schoolboys Action) Tad30 Tafcashlma Alcira Kubo (1hr.,26mitl) --•Inning -u--.... IM/LOIO :.·.:~ .. IMCla/~ ..... .... JIOlmlW "One Of The Gang" Mike. an independent boy with a handi- cap prevents a cnm1nal from steahng dia- monds hidden In the basement CC) ... ''Charlie Chan And The CAlfse 01 The Dragon Queen" ( 1981 Comedy) Peter USftnov. Richard Hatch Charlie Chan IS aided by his bumbltng grandson 1n solving a stnng of murders 'PG' ( 1 hr . 37 min) (fl).,. "Grease 2" ( 1982 Musical) Max\;~11 Caulfield, Michelle Pfeiffer An English sludenl al a '60s Amencan high school has to prove himself to the leader of a gu1s' gang who&e members can dale ony those of a gang ot greasers 'PG' ( t hr.55min) CO) IO-(NOTE Pay-per-view only) Roberto Duran vs Thomas Hearns IOf the WBC junior mtddleW9t0hl Champt- onshlp (live from a site 10 be announced ) 2 tvs.. 30mln) .. , . .,.... ... TAii -. Of flOlml9 --=••P.wn. ,., ... ... .... ........ MAii • ... Q . ).& WIUlll A car race around the perimeter of 1he U S behmCI ttwJ 'Cenes Sunday. June 10, 1984 23 i! ~ bar • t•a::o:::... !aEl'I!~~ rt~ ... ':'!" • :.~ ~ :r 1.£!:: m:!:. ~Jir:>~~~ ~JT:U. ~q aa:ii~r t~ "' =-=--~ G • -~flfo a:i:: ~ ~ t1 ~ :'!W" ~ ~ ~ u., ir.:nm A aa. tm'mllS :r.r-.. ~' Mociati:en. "'1>rC ....,,_.._._. ~, ~ ......,..~ ::xii-~ ,.,, b 10. :- ~ m.6<: Let m II.ta :a;: ~r:: S.... • -!JI!!: 0) .. "Molly"' (No Date) ( 1 hr 30 min) ~ CSJ mwll "Night Shill" I t962 Comedy). Henry Winklet. Michael Kedton Tw(I rnghtume morgue a11endan1s oecoml' "loYe brokers" fOf a group ot h<>vi..e1s who have lost the!< pimp R' ( 1 hr 45 mtn.) m "' CU9 featured a WOf'llan NhO adopted a child eonvteled ol mur"9r 1 t hr.~~ mll .. @ MC ... .-m. • .. "The Lady In The Lake" ( 1947 Mystery) Robert Montgomery. Leon Ames Prrvale tnvestiga1or Philip Marlo Ne becomes in~ with murdef gratt ana beaullful women while working on a case ~hrs. 10 min ) • w ... •.:llM GUnOIT An examination 01 the thoughts and feelings ot people NhO work at. and live nnr a nuclear ,i.eapoos base in Nor'lh Dakota 11:9 tf1l mff TMCU 1tll a CD '9AY mfr YIDlOI Musrcal rr11n1 tearutes highlight tunes by top 1oci. stars !hr. JO min) MJmmYUL--.OOIW WCI 11 •n LA.: VIDIOI ..... ..,..UUQH. .,_••The Girl Rush" 11955 Coml' dy) Rosaltnd Russell Fernando Lamas A young museum worker de'"..cenas"" Las Vegas to cash in on a partners111p 1n a casino w1l141<;! to h8f by !}er gamD~ l'&Te faffler (1 hr . :JO min ) G> nlCU fll TMI mfr Gues1s s1nge1" Johnny Giil and Stacy Lat11saw Casev Kasem (R) (I h1 30 min l Q) LM. ..-ca• snu till WMAT AIOUT THI M••m 'l ) llOWll "Emily" ( 1976 -01aroa,+ Koo Stark Viet°' Sp1net11 In 192cr.t Fr.gland a leen age girt Come5 of age thrwgt; dn allalf with an American schoolteacher 1 1 hr . 25 mtn) 1t:ll Cl mwll "The Hustler (1961 Diania) Paul Newman. Jackie Gleason A povl shark loSes his gttllrrend and his ~II respect. but regains hrs pride alter beallng the man responsrble at hlS own game 1? hrs. t5 min) 12iel • ~) MON '"Friday The 13th Pan Ill ( 1982 Horror) Dana K1mrne1 Paul Krat ka Unwary teen-agers travel ro a remote cabin at Crystal L~k~ .• the src.u .. ing grounds of a deranged monster wno wears a hockey mask 'R" ( 1 hr . 35 rn1n I 1•(!) .,. '"Twenty·FOYI Hours To K,11' ( 1965 Orama) M.ckey Rooney. Wa11._., Slezai.. A gang ol smugglet's torce dn d•• loner down tor a layover 1n Leoanon 12 hrs) Q) .,_ "Srgn It Death" ( 1974 Mys tery) Francesca Annis. Patnck Allen A -Salurcla¥ --11-.1 .. ---- .. (!) u.t. •Am.alf 1l } lllOl1'IC8na <I. MOYll "W arGames ( r9A.) Suspense) Matthe.., 8tode11(;k, Ot1bne, Coleman ( 1 hr . 53 min ) $) .,. · Sherloek Holmes And Tne Woman In Green" (HMS. Mystery l Basil Ratht;:~I Bruce ( 1 hr 7 mrn ) =~:.... ... .. ~ •••'lJllLll -"Gott The young woman devises • diabolical scheme 10 win the love of.a British busi- nessman ( 1 hr . 30 min.) 1 OJ llO¥W '"The Naughty Victonans" ( 1978 Comedy) Susan Sloane. Beebolm Tree Victor.an England IS the selling tor a young man·s attempts to "modernize" his lovemal<ing ( t hr • 25 nun.) 1-ICOTT 1::9 llQNT 1"'*1 1:11 .,. "The Hunter.. ( 1979, Orama) Steve McOueen, Elt Wallach Ralph "Papa" Thorson leads a dangeroos ~le as a moaem·day bounty hunt et 'PG' ( 1 ht .. 38m1n) ta.S J llO¥W '"Pe1111en11ary" (1980. Orama) Leon Isaac Kennedy. Thommy PoKar~. A young black uses hrs boxing sl<1lts to sur· vive rn prrson. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 35 min ) t:aQ 11)¥11 "The Lost Conttoent" (1951, Scrence-Ficllon) Cesar Rometo, John Hoy1 Follo""'ng an a11 crash on • deserted island lhe survrVOts form an ex.peditlOfl and eoc<>vnte1 p1eh1stork: betngs ( 1 hr., 30 min J ttl 8 llO¥W "Four Feath8fs" ( 1939, Adven- ture) Ralptl Richardson, June Duprez. A Bntrsh army OfllCef redeems himself from Cha1ges of cowa1dice when he manages 10 quell 11 native rebeNlon In Sudan (2 hrs , 20 min.) 1:111 HU&.nt flB.D U. TODAY • AU• 1"I ,.,., y • llOWAlt..I "M'"f UUIM • f 1 lODIO From Mesquite. Texas (R) (2 hrs) Z MOWll "Doctor Oetr01t" ( 1983, Come- dy J Dan Akroyd Donna Dixon A t1m.d college prolessot rs recrutted 10 lake the place ot a p!mp and soon finds himself en1oy1ng his new occupation ·R' f 1 hr . 31 min) Hl@ ....,TUCll n&~ACMl.D {lhr) tau mm ... m MOWll "Murder IS A One-Act Play" I 1974. Mystery) Robert Powell. Jenrue Linden A mentally diStUfbed young man µtots the doom of ac1ors who portray the oppressors of a TV senes heroine ( 1 hr • 30m1n) I. l .oVll 'The Best L1llle Whorehouse In Texas .. ( 1982. Musrcal) Burt Reynolds. Dolly Parton A llamboyant, muck1aktng TV pe1sonaflly tnes 10 close down a popu- lar bawdy house 'R' ( 1 hr .. 55 min.) 0 llO¥W "The Last American Vlrgln" ( 1982 Comedy) Lawrence Monoson. Diane Frankltn A shy teen-ager 1n love is 1eloctant to 101n his buddies Ill lheW pursuit >I sexual expenences ·R· { t ht . 30 m1rt) !:51 C llO¥W 'First BIOOd" ( 1982. Orama) Sylvester Staltone. Richard Crenna. A Vietnam veteran's run·ln with the pollce In a dead war buddy's hometown escalates Swing Guest Jerry Vroom. Stale coach (R) 1:11 ~ THI WOll.D Tlil{l'lll.M[M_,.,,.. nllAT ' PU UltA11 (II) 't. llOVll "The •§th Parallel" ( 19•2 Ora- ma> Laureoce Otrvte<. Eric POftman. (1 hr 4b min) ldl@ llOVll ·Eve! Knievel" ( 197 1. Bt0gra- phy) George Ham~lon. Sue Lyon (2 hrs) •11 ..... D "' -.u.- 1nto a manor war. 'R' (I hf., 35 min.) CID --"The Riddle 01 Tile Sandt" (1980. Adventure) Michael York. Simon Maceofklndale To prevent a Gem'9n tnvasion of England 1n 1901, two Bfltlah friends set ott for the high seas. ( t t)r • 38 min.) -·.,.,. "ffOci(elJNp X-M" (1951. Sci-enc.Action) Uoyd Bridges. Osa UasMn. A rrWgulOed spacestllp lands on Mat'S instead of the moon ( 1 hr . 30 min.) (!) I• Alf IUO e.,. '"Nofthwest Passage" (1940, Adventure) Spencer Tracy. Robert Young. Under the command of 11 ~ave leader, RogetS' Rangers endure harsh weather, lndlan attacks and prrvatlon to open up the Northwest Terrllory rn Coloni- al times. ( 2 hrs .. 30 min ) aJ ... •(I) YOU c.-r TAii If wrnt lOU A prOGJc- tion of tt,e Pulitzef Pr12e-wlnning comedy about an ~tric but happy famify. st.,. ring Jason Robards. Colleen Dewhurst. George Rose and Elizabeth Wilson. Q (2 .. (!)~ ... mw:a CZ) ... "SIX Pack" (1982. Comedy) Keopy RogetS. Diane Lane. A race-car drivef turns a sextet of juvenile car strippers into a Wlnnlflg pit crew 'PG' ( 1 -Etv .. ~mln.) --... ...., ...... ----~YOQ . ... "Six Pack" ( 1982. Comedy) KeMy Rogers. Dene Lane. A race-cat drlvef turns a sextet of iuveniJe cat strrppers into a winning pit crew 'PG' ( 1 hf .• 45 mro.) W8llOWll ··rendef Comrade" (1 943. Ora· ma) Ginger Rogefs, Robert Ryan Ourtng World War II, a group ol young wives struggle to accept tl'MI tact t"lat their hus- bands must go to war ( 1 hr • 55 min.) I ., , ... ,,_ d .,,_,... tit .,.. "The Treasure Of Monte Cnsto" (t9'9. Adventure) Glenn Langan. Adele Jergens. A greedy woman hooks a sea· man tnto marriage because she beliews him 10 be the hetr to the legendary sectel fortune ot the Count ot Monte CtlSlo. ( 1 hf .. 30 min) l ..... ICClm/ CID II m"f tN ... --::J"> ..... nu. IMITMI .. CMToom .,.. "Nallonal Lampoon's Dass Reunion" ( 1982 Comedy) Gemt Graham. Michael Lemef. A motley group ol alumni get together for an unusual 10th-yea1 high school reunion 'R' ( 1 hr. 25 min.) " ...... ......,,,,,.,.. 1-TU mm•• ••t-.... DOll'TIATTHI DAm1 •m. •-...rt ... "OMd End" ( 1937, Orama) SyMa Sidney. Joel McCrea (I hr .. 33 min.) (Q) -"The Seo'ec Of NIMH" ( 1982. Sunct.y, June 10, 1984 25 - -1.1un1ay Cold.· Fantasy) Anmareo Voeces ot Ba.abe'ltl --tiart~ t>eluM ( 1 hf 20 nwi I .... .. u.m 1*1'1CAT ,....,,_ ..... ,...,,, •• ca n. .-r •• ,.. -----mn~•11•• RMOllT M&S:Ji MtmM.--.a91C 'The Big Cats'' AWJx: JIOll6 in JncM .ano a Sou1ft-~men- can J30Ua' anempt to aJde hunters c 1 hr) r& ,.._ TAU lMU1ll "Thumbefona" Came Fisher Burgess Mert!Oth and W1I· ham Kall star '" a tl\umb-saed 11frs a~eoture-t led searcn tor her mothef o NI I c:uaa.,..,...,., ••"8111Cllll ..... &nnl lrtlCM.I 9 m .. me.1unu MICALI , ...... l lalOCIUGmlOCI '"91ATmM.IOll OflfMm QIUU..O IOODMYU.. ....,,_ -1'9TOl>C fUY YOUI ml 80&) OI) .,,. ·Ttvs Ttme Forevef' ( 1980. Aomenc•• ~ PA1tpa1e ftlc.ent Van 1::11 1Pat=~.=r~ f.D~TM.a "°"'"--_, .,,.. .. ..:II .,.,. "Spacehunter Actveotures 10 The Forbidden Zooe 11983 Science-Fie· ''°"' Pete1 Strauss Molly Ringwald ( 1 h1 30m1") E TMCI ,_ Nl.D tJ S "°"tdoot Cham· poe>nstnps (from San Jose. Cahf ) I t h1 30 min I H ... I IOCI Me>'let flndS a way 10 keep the migratOfy Toe Tickle1s in Fraggle Rock loreve< 0 _,.. Oany Duck s Movie Fantashc !Gland' ( 1983, Comedy I Animated VO< es by Mel Blanc I 1 h1 18 mm) $ .,.... The F1~er I 1968 Orama) Otrlt. Boga1de Alan Bates (2 NS 12 m1n1 O) .. ICOTT 1::11@ .,_ "Bright Leaf (19~. Orama) Gary Cooper Lauren Bacall (2 hrs 15 mlf'I ) •1 0D • ..... MB ITOOlll 9 ICOOIY DOO Alll ~ DOO ..,. I Ei.'=iMm~ •mao UW.Wl.D .,.... "Betwef'n FttendS · ( 1983. Ora· ma1 Elizabeth TaylOf Carol Burnett ( t h1 . 40m1n ) .. (() DIWOlllMm DI...,_ 0 •AC.-1-CWI, _. '*'.,....,. ... ..., Ml-. •••au. .. (() TMWtU.Ol TNI,.... WftrTTOllA• ,_TAU m-.&mDOUMllM 26 Sunday. June 10, 1984 e _.. ·-x-1s·· (t961 OraiN) David M8cl-..n. Charles Btonson 12 hrs J :.!Mm,_,. UJJ I Ill ( .,.. 1'he Diary Of Anne Fra~ ( 1980, C>rwN) MellSS8 Gilbert. Max1m1h· an Sdllll (1 hr 40 min ) ( NI IG&I U S Open • Second round ... (from Winged Foot Country Club 1n Mamaroneck. N ·Y ) (R) (2 tvs 30 nwn) .,. 'Wattz Ac.toss Te~" ( 1982. Dramal Arne A/chef Terry Jastro-. 11 hr 40,,,.,) CO).,_ "A Dog Of Aand«S" 11959, DrMnal Da\'id Ude!. Donald Cnsp ( t hr 36 rTW1) n CW .. W. TM.It""" Gues1 IWConll. • ·---a.M~ ---~ a muma .. ,(1)-_,/IOID- ~ nv~ AVengefS" (1980 Adventure) Bruoe LI, Chien Vuet Sun (2 tvs) YMCMCOGI .,.. "The Derk Crystar· (1982. Fan- ~) Puppets ( 1 hr :js men l ·-·90TICll . •(!)..,."Fort Dobbs" (1958. ~stern) Clint Walker. v11r, Mayo (2 hrs) -· e Mm" ~I Covefage ol P11tsburgh 0rale$ a& ~l~·'-P<>& Of PtiQdetphia Phillies at Chicago' Cubs 13 ltvs ~MCAm 0 .... /ICOCl9YDOO / _.Q -----...... , • ., .. COOllRY • COC: QI W COWln Jim Cooper hosts a panel discussion ol Ofa& ~.L tSSOeS and events .,. "Splendor" ( 1935. Orama) M111am Hop6c10S, Joel McQea ( 1 hr . t 7 min) 1---UWIDllAT .,. "The Trulh" ( 1958. Western) Clayton Moore. Jay S1lve<heels ( t hr 30 min) I-·"~..,. -----... "Let's Spend The Night Togeth· ef'' ( 1982; Documentary) The AOlhng Stones. ( 1 tv . 30 min ) tW1 (f)•wm• rm CA'ITOP1'81 (!J MC I I• "The Jo'<e's On Mr lirtle" An unusual teacher gives a hllart· ous les$00 ro the hm1ts of mischief to an inventl't'e ~f pranksters (Al o I ':.. "Mextean Hayride" ( 1948. Comedy) Bud Abbott Lou Costello ( t tv . 30!JIJ. I ----fllGIWI PAlllll Of U a-. Lome Green looks at the effects of a state reservoir proiect on the Caucasian and Indian residents of a N0<1hern Cahlorn1a valley who may be llOOded out of their homes. ( 1 hr ) (_c) .,_ "I'd Climb The Highest Moun rain" (1951. Drama) ROl'y Gathoun Susan H~ard ( 1 hr • 28 min ) ( .,.... "Hot Touch" ( 1982. Orama) Wayne Rogers. Marl~Frances Plsier ( 1 hr • 32 ITlln ) 10>•S1•••tam <2l 90Wll "Everything You Always Want· ed To Know About Sex (But Were Afraid To Ask) " ( 1972. Corned• Woody Allen, Gene Wlldef ( 1 hr .• 28 min ) ttt11 (() -.w,,.mMm.-:a .......... NA di U S Open third 1oun• (live lrom Winged foot Golf Club 11 Mamaroneck. NV.) (~ hra) (!) .,. "Abbott And Costel\o In Tho Foreign L~" ( 1950 Comedy) Pair· c1a Medtna. Walter Slezak ( 1 tv JC '"'") LAITCIWEIMIMI fUY YOua ml IOll CiQ .,.,..,_ _,. "A MldSummer ~ht'~ Sei C~ 11982' Comedy) WOOdy Allen Mia Farrow ( t tv 30 mlt'I ) nil@ ..,_ "Somethtng Big" (1971. Wes1 em) Dean Martin. Brian Keilh (2 hrs 1: min I --a&ema• tltl I Cl) PAT~ lllmlTOOlll • ..,_ "The Coci<eyed Cowboys Ot Calleo County" (1969 Comedy) Dar> Bloeker. Mickey Rooney (2 hrs) 8) .,_ "A Man Called Tigef" l\981 Adventure) Btrty Wang Vu Okada Kawai (t hr . 30min) &l)llTl-IM'U '1!) llalM OUTPOIT An examtnato<>n ot the thoughts and feelings ot people .who wOril itt. Md !we~ a nucleat wea~· base 1r1 North Dakota 1f ) TOP._.,.. From Las Vegas Nev (A) (3 hrs ) H M DIAll.Y aam Three ret11ed c11m1 nal lawyers play a game ol cat-and-mouse with a seem.ogty ~ G"eoige Segal Trevor Howard. Robefr Morley and Emlyn Williams star (2 hrs ) I CllTNI•""".,__,.,_. ....... .,.. mt Cl) CNl.I rt .... llllTiWM. AmY&511h llOWW 'Heavens Above!" (196:l Comedy) Peter Sellers. CeCll Parker (2 hrs ) · '1!) .,,,. Ull'TM. IO'f ... UL.I A sur vey ol I~ health dangefs Of uranium min 1ng on Indian lands 1n South Dakota Ne .... Me111GO and Arizona <C' .,.... "A MtdSUmmer Night's Se• Comedy' ( 1982. Comedy) Woody Aller Mia Farrow ( t hr. 30 min) <Z .,. "Doctor DetrOll' 11983 com .. dy) Oen Akroyd, Donna Ooton ( 1 hr 3 1 min l 1 ............. D&.Lotl W .,. ·'Gunfight At Black Horse Can yon" ( 1962. Western) Dale Robertson Geot~ Kennedy (2 hrs } 8 6'J 11-ML Regional coverage ol Chicago White Sox at Oakland A's or Bal lm<Xe 011oles al New Y0tk Yankees (J hrs I Thi~ I• lllllT •••-TN•• Of M MCll t.-CA•TWm ..... ll1"IODUCm...., 90Wll "The River Nigef" ( t976. [)la ma) CICely Tyson, James Ea11 Jones I ' hr . 40m1n) I -IOVACa ,.,._. OllQllAL _,. John Barbour hOS1S lh!S tnbUle 10 the legendary comedian from tele111s1on'!> "gOlden age " which includes clips from his show an<! intenil8WS with Jack Lem mon. Che\'y CtlaM and Steve Allen 11 hr 30 min) I MMlmntMm ... tll F-llOClf ...... i -lalurclay Cont. ICM.TUii 90Vll "Deadly Angels" (No Date) ( t -i"'. $;-.:- l(OMI 90Wll "On Moonhghl Bay · (1951. Musical) Oot1s Oay. GordOn MacRae (2 his) ~ IWM LAii, •••IOTA A spoof ot Tcna1kovsky"s classic ballet set tn mod· ern America on an 150laled dairy farm l 1 hr> ¢' .oVll 'f10lkes' l 1980 Adventure) Roger Moo1e James Mason 11 hr . 39 mm) ,fi 90Wll "Six Pack · ( 1982 Comedy) Kef'lny Rogers Diane Lane 11 hr 45 mtn) ,Ol.oVll "Blue Thunde1" (1983 Adven· ture) Roy Scheider Malcolm McDowell (2 hfS ) Zl lllOYll ' Rocky Ill" 11982. Drama) Syl· vester Stallone Carl Weathers < 1 hr 40 Hllmtn :=rOL+MDO..._ 1::9 •'Nina.MD ITM'Tml TOIYUMDAU lfTIMATIOIW. ~ A took at u S news events and trends as seen by foreign _ 1ourna11sts.s~.honed in IJl1S..k01Jntr¥-~l ··· i:-oraRowan $ PAMllA Ton Robert Klem Susan George and Pia lado1a staf 1n lh1s bed room larce about a married couple's weekend comp!~ by the unexpecteo arrival ol the husband's coquettish mis tress ( I hr 45 min I 2::111 llOTORWllK LLUl1'M TID Ml OL \'9IC OOU> mwll The Ma1or Ano The Minor 11942 Comedy)> Ray Mttland. G1ngE>r Rogers (2 hrs I 0 TMI HARDY IOYI I IWCY DMW llYI-,_. ~ ': ·scalawag ( 1973 Adven- ture) Kirk Douglas Mark Lester (2 hrs I EE) llJVA "To Live Unlll You Die The Work Of Elisabeth Kubler-Ross · ramous lot her wOfk with terminally di patients and their fam1hes. this Swiss-born psych1a1rrs1 JS portrayed as she helps people deal with death (A) O I 1 hr I '1l) LIT TMI 0000 Tml ROU. wmt U. lllG Grammy Award-winning 8 B. King pert0<ms some of his most popular songs tn a 1983 cone.en on the Tults Un111ers11y campus I 1 h1 I tE)AUfOMCllQ SCCA Super Vees (from MUwa1.1kH Wis ) ( 1 hr ) I.> llO¥ll Chanel Solitaire· I 198 1 Biog· raphy) Matte-France P1sie1 Rutger Hauer i hrsl tncm Ml WMl1\M a. 8 (I) Cll "°"" RCtM. The lnternd· uonal Race ot Ch.amp1ons. (from Mich•· gan lnterna11onal Speedway 1n Brooklyn MK:h ) ( 1 h1 .• 30 min.) D AMIJICAM UMDITAll> Featured Bananarama ( 'Robeft OeNiro's Waiting ·cruel Summer I Duran Duran's Video 'RelleJo.". the th1td of live shows featur1np the annual dance contest ( 1 hr ) UTT\INCMI OITMI ,_... mATUT "°"" utaDI . 1111-•CCICMT'RY ... Ml l ) CMAll a awM.11 TALn wmt Guest Biii Conti • 8 .,..wmt .. DOUGUI mWl .. The Woman Aotengef" I 1980 Ad\lentureJ Hsia Kuang-LI, Peng Kong (2 hrs) @) TMI ROAD TO LOI ~ Athletes proltted are boxef W1lhe de Wit, gycnnast Mitch Gayl0td and runneis Oeoean. Shem and Tina Howard, also, a segment on the drug use controv9'sy and preventative tesltng I 1 hr ) a> .,. "Ktng Richard And The Crusad· ers" ( 1954. AdVenture) Reic Harrison, Virg1n1a M~2 hrs l EB W.O AlmNCA 'Animal Oddrt1es' Mai· ty talks about prehtsto1ic animals. then takes a look at some unusual mOdem-day creatu1es SUCh as the manatee and the diving spider O m l111WIBICU••u m WMATMCl ml.O'tlmm Some of the nat!On's top economists 101n l'IOst Thayei Walker to analyze two possible solUtlons to long-term unemployment 1n Ame<tca ..C> 90Wll "There's No BUS1ness Ltke Show Business" ( 1954, Musical) Ethel Merman, Dan Oatley ( 1 hr . 5 7 min ) ~.._TIC8ITB VIDIOMllOX -u•w. -AlD...-U~ OIEWA-TICllllGl...-ra · llCn'CI• OITI 9TIMATDW. DOWITOIMTM LA•TmiO WWCOfJI A'JlllHIOWWI' :,...,. ... ..,, • A CMAMCI TO WOlll SupelVISOrs tabor rePfeseotattves ana wor~ ~ss the 1983 Michigan Youth Ccxps Employment Proiect. H)90Wll Between friends· ( 1983, Ora ma) Eltzabeth Tayloe Carol Burnell • t • ·.,.. hr '40m1n) S .WW The Sign 01 Four ( 1982 Mysrery) Ian Richardson, David Healy ( 1 hr. 37 min) .. m -.r ct11F1 °' ou.. CCMrn d @ l*BN.1 C1ncmna11 Reds at Atlanta Braves (3 hrs ) •6 THE llOAD TO LOI MQB.11 Athletes pcohted are marathoner Joan Beno.I and boxers Steve McCroty and Rick Womack, also, a segment on Freestyle Windsurfing leatunng US Team members Wendy ITi~~n :~ L~ -~~ ...... " 90Wll "Rage' ( 1972 Drama) Ge<>fge C Scon Richard Baseharr (2 hrs ) l ~':a.n ml~ TMl.:1......_.W ~ POOTUU. 81rmrngh.am Stallions at M=1s Stiowboats (3 f11s ) O, ·Daffy 0uci.:s Movie Fantashc Island" ( 1983. Comedy) Animated Vote- es by Mel Blanc (1 hr 18 mtn ) 'Zl.WW 'Ma,or Barbara ( 1941 Come· dy) Wendy Hiller, Rex Hamson (2 hrs., 1 min). w cg 0009,. GA• t \.) llO¥ll Thrs Time Forever' ( 1980 Romance) Cla11e Pimpare Vincent Van Patten ( 1 hr 35 min I ..... .......... AUCI MO¥ll 'Hitchhike! ( 1974, Suspense> Cloos Leachman. MicMel Brandon ( 1 hr , 30m1n) GI IA•W. Los Angele'i Dodgers at - Houston Astros (3 rvs.) 9CMWI I DOCTOl WMO ~nGUl Dim A lo<* at US. news events and trendS as wen by foreign 1ournalls1s statloneo ln this country. Ho.t: Ford Rowan. mw_....,.. --hening •1(])C81MW1 .... llO¥ll "Kotch" ( 1971 Orama) Waltet Matthau. Det>orah Wtnters A wid<>Wef refuses to let his children put him out to pasture (2 hrs ) 1..,-mAT MOW'IMIWRTWAIWC* llO¥ll "QeV'll's Own'' (1967, HO<IOf') Joan Fontaine Kay Walsh An Engllh schoOlmarm falls under sosp!Cion when one of hef puptls becomes a sacrlliciaf vlc-.. ;,~ii~ J =-. -lmWMT DO If Yo.ml IMOI Curt BUfblck and Avian Rogers dtSCuss uses of drywaJI and snow how to work WlthJl. --~ lllOIW ••Ciiastropnei" ( 1977. Oocu· mentary) Narrared by Wilham Conred. Recreates many of the most devastating dtSaSters 1n history including the expl<>- SIOO of the Ji10de.nb~rg and the sinktng of tf'te-Andrea Dorta" "PG' f1 l'lr . 32mln 1 H) r SJ.,_ "The Dark Crystal" ·1 1982, Fantasy) Puppets Two elhn youngsters are senr on a quest '°' the missing shard of a magic gem that must be repaired to free their land trom evil rulers 'PG' ( 1 tv , 35m1n) (0 1 MO'lll "Sllll 01 The Night"" ( t982. Suspense) Roy Schetdef Meryl Streep A. psych1atr1st becomes increasingly involved with a mysterious woman who was the mistress of a murdered patient PG ( 1 hr . 30 min.) _....J. ~YWOOO: 0. TIIWIAllD MD - 19 I) J GI THE TOW Featured Marielle Hartley laShton designer Nolan Miller er• ates a "Dynasty dress". a 1960's trivia test B AQHT UCIJwmtDAVl) ..... 11 m GI L.A. Featured a special travel edttlon looks at the beauhtul Moiave Desert with stops in Death Valley. a lo<* a1 the Rock Spnngs petroglyphs and tall tales lrom deSert miners I E~- .UT IOOI Of 1"1 w.D . ...,._,, -ITOIY "Reporting Qfi Wall Street" An examination of the drtticutt195 coofronttng reportecs who are Pf"'Y to inside hnanc1al information as they cover Wall Street c ) MOVIJ "WarGames.. ( 1983, Suspense) Matthew Brodeock. Dabney Coleman A. teen-age computer whiz 1nad- vertan1ly sparks a nuclear controntahon wtien he accesses the Pen1agotl"s s1rat• gic computer system ·PG' ( 1 hr 53 min) I WIAllOTO•llA .. 1:11 D.uaf'l'8 n.•wuaLl'I Sunday, June 10, 1984 27 -Salurclay Cont. D NGU.YWOOO Cl Olm• FealUfed' a pro tile or actress Cathy Lee Crosby and he! plans IOf changes in her career a ~ at TV I radtO psyeholog1sts and psyctwitnsts and how beoeflelat they are to their audi- ences beh1ncHhe-scenes of ··HOllywOOd Closeop · f()( a IOOk at now the show 1s produced . (])LATllNOfU 0 m C. IM a.GO Fea!Ufed Host 84'1 Gntt11h repor!s from the Del Mar Fair. a look at w1nnerr. of the 198-t American Institute ol Architects Award$ repre6ent 1ng lhe ltnesl new structures 1n San Diego and a profile on the Old GIObe Theatre's l:xecuttve PrOducer Craig Noel as he directs hlS 200tri proouctt0n at the Old GIObe 1 ......... - :•a&IMIAZM -.AT OUnM>Oll Jim Tabo< explol'es Vermont wilderness on cross country skis and v1$1tS the Trapp Family LOdge rn Stowe Q (ZJ llOWtl "The Dark Crystal" ( t982 Fan- tasy) Puppets Two elfin youngsters are sent on a Quest tor the m1SS1ng shard ol a magic gem that must be repaired 10 free thetr land from evil rtJle<S 'PG ( 1 hr 35 min) 1S (11) 1111 wm • IAlllAU .. f) Cl) llMIA llAL09ll Mama~ ~ teoeJ1ogs ,Wben 4lhe' rurns down a date with her ne!.9_hbor Calvin Klinger (R) 0 W D1¥ mT l1WU K1mt>etly decides she'd rather work rn Italy as a domestic than go to college (AJ U mvll · .luntOI Bonnei" I t 9 72 Ora· ma) Steve McOueen Robert Preston An agmg rodeo star returns home for one last contest and frnds that hrs family and the town have t=1anyed (2 hrs J Q ~ T.l Mookei and hrs team are betrayed by an 111<.1~ informant when t~ try to garner 1ncr1mrna11ng evidence on a mobster (R) O It hr ) U NOMI RACllQ "'Kansas Futurity (2 hrs) (!) 1WUIHT ZONI ti) MDVII .. Madame X' ( t981 Drama) Tuesday Weld Eleanoi Parker A young woman marrred to a weallhy man. must abandon her husband and daught8f because of one traglC mistake that was made (2 hrs) 100¥..V .cmvraa.a.ca.a - - - ) .,. "Spacehunter Adventures In The Forb•dden Zone" ( 1983. Sc•ence-F1e- 11on) Peter Strauss Molly Ringwald In me 22nd century. a space mercenary and a punk1sh waif 1ra11e1 to a distant planet to rescue three space maidens from a 111l· la1nous ri~ PG' ( 1 hr . 30 mrn ) Cl>...,. nu (8).,. "Doctor Detr0tt" ( 1983, Come· dy) Dan Akroyd Donna Dixon A hmrd college prolei.sor 1s recruited to take the place ol a pimp and soon lrnds himself en,oying htS new occupation R ( 1 hr . 31 min) (()) MCM1 "Blue Thunder" ( t 983. A(jven- tUft) Roy Scheider, Maleolm McDowe11 A Los Angeles poltee helicopter patrolman hljaeks an expeflmental m111tary super ~tcw planned tor use lr'I CIVlhan CIOWd conrrOI 'A' (2 hrs ) 8l) m¥ll "Sea 01 Lost Ships" ( 1953. Drama) John Defek. Wanda Hendrtx Two Coast Guardsmen tevd over the same girl ending in one's demotion and the other's heartbreak (2 h") .. (t1) ...,lMCK. CMMT9UITDI 28 Sunday, June 10, 1984 ,._TM.I TMUTm "Thumbefrna" Carrie Fisher. Burgess Meredith and Wrl· ham Kati star 111 a thumb-sized girl's adventvre-ftlted search for her mothef Q a.e (]) .,.,. "The Frisco Kid" ( 1979 Comedy) Gene Wiider, Hamson Ford A POiish rabbi hnds himself 1nvotved 1n wild trontiet m1sacjventures with a darrng bank robbef when he tra11ets to San Francrsco 10 take OVet a new congregation (R) (2 hrs . 30 min.) D m ••WOOlll Ricky has a fantasy rhet he es pi~t of the United States ~> UIUnLll OITNI llCM ,_ fAMOUI .. Cll tTMI tmllCA A vanety ShOw Including StudlO _padOUJW\Ce$,--eele9rtly gosstp ana country music This week's guests A11 SoPPIY Emmanuel Lewis Anne Murray. New Christy Minsttels, Andy Williams. Flying Karamazov Brothers ( 2 hrs) O'.\) .,,. "My Dear Secretary' I 1948. Comedy) Laraine Day, Kirk Dooglas An author's seaetary finds that he hkes grrls and plays the held ITIOfe ohen rhan he writes (1 hf . 30 min) I .. D G) llMIA'I 'M&Y Vint gels a swelled head after w1nnrng a preliminary talent compet111on, but Mama argues him out of J>ect<lfJTllOO Jn I~~ --D g LOW IOAT Two vat8fan entena.n· ers scheme to get their memoirs pub· llShed a man trres 10 dissuade htS ex-wife from marrying a womanizer. and Capt Stubtng is baffled by an alfable husband's apparently rough rreatment or his w1te lA) O (1 hr ) fD lMm ··0r Wiiham Watson Morgan" ex Morgan a dedicated country surgeon ... specialtzing "' child care. treats three~ dren at MemoriaT' M1sst0n Hospital 1n Asheville N C (Part 2 of 2) ( 1 hr ) t) TGP U.-IODIG (II) D .cMI "Blue Thunder" (1983. Adven ture) Roy Scheider, Malcolm McDowell A Los Angele$ police hel.copter patrOlman h11acks an expenmental military supe1 coptet planned for use t1l cM11an crowd control 'ff i2 hes.) '11 MO¥ll "A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy" I 1982, Comedy) Woody Allen Mia Farrow The summer heal and coontry back the chllOren she g.t\4 up IOf adop tlon .r::~ eertier (R) O ( 1 hr ) 0 UC. '"Kinde<garten Futurity ~'lal.ocu IS .,.. Tm All A.ght Jack" ( 1960 Comedy) Ian Carmichael. Petef Sellers 111 1ry1ng to do a good ,ob tor ms uncfe '" a factory a well-meaning bumbler actuatt> upsets lhe crooked scheme l'ltS uncle ha& so carefully planned (2 hrs ) ~ .UT ULWAY Wfl OP nt1 ...., @ ntl tl'TCll [8 "Spltl Decision" A desperate real ~late ule!.man grves h•; pitch t~LIWO-~tcat !Wins who share -eve,Yihlng 0 MOY IOl9 Rock ballet performed tv songs by Strng. OaYld Byroe or Talk1rog Heads ano others ( 1 hf > -;~w:" -ltalDIOU» ="Let's Spend The Nighl Togeth er" ( 1982. Ooc:umentaryl The Roll1n1i Stones The Stones perform many or the11 greatest Ms 1n thrs record of three con certs held at the Meadowlands Arena "' ~ Jer~~ and Arizona St~e·s.suo ~"" ""Sia IOfTl CT'"Tt"fii jO mm ) 'Sl.U.O · tl ) .W "Emily" ( t'H6. Drama) KOi Stark. Victor Sp1nett1 In 192<h England ,, teen-age girt cornes of age through all atlalf with an Amencan schOOlleacher 11 hr . 25 min) --1 IAnmt.\Y IPOITIPAGI 1w D8Cl)«lm ... -CA'ITOPT9 II* an ...... eou1-... 111-t AWAll)I Country mustc performers are honored ,,, t 5 catego<ies rnclud1ng top male and lemale art.st mus1etan ol the year antl album of the year From Op<yland 111 Nash111lle ( I hr ) · l ra•t'M lllMI "A Steµ Out Ot Line. I t9/0 Drama) Vic Morrow Peter Falk In ordPr to solve the11 trnanc1a1 problems. three Korean War buddies plan a rrulhon-dollar robbery 12 hrs ) I.) ... "The Joy Of Letting Go air provoke a serres of humorous romantrc encounters among three couples spend· __ JOg _. ~ at an inventor's rural ( 1976. Drama) Dom1n1que St Pierre Chat H~e! ,,._ ~ IOOKi'iig !or thrit15 deScends into the danget. oos world retreat 'PG' ( 1 hr . 30 min ) (I)llCMI "Doctor Detro11" (1983, Come· dy) Dan Akroyd. Donna Dixon. A timid college prolesSOf rs recruited to 1ake the place o 11 prmp, and soon finds himself en,oy1ng his new occupation 'R' ( 1 hr 31 min) .. @ -.rTMClt •D a '"'· After an absence of 20 years, 11 lovable con-artist suddenly m<>11es back Into the fives of his former wtfe and their two grown sons (!) 1'WIJ9ff .. CC) .,,. "ttoll(es" ( 1980. Acjventure) Roger Moore. James Mason A dappet woman-haling frogman is called tn to thwart the plans of extortionists who have hijacked a supply ship and are threatening to aestroy two North Sea oil ngs 'PG' ( t hr. 39m1n) (ff)ll7Jmc:lllAM.Y 'f1ll ... -D 8' M MUITW Wyatt and Evan g91 involved with a mental patient who appears to be a soy on the rvn from a CIA ~I (thr) B r,AWYAIY *MD A beauty contest promoter plans 10 make his daughter !he wtnnet and a movie star wants to take of prostitution ( I hr 25 min ) COl MC)¥ll "Blonde Goddess" (1982 Comedy) Jonathan Ford. Susanna 6 111 too A frustrated comic book artist gets carried away wrth his eroric fantasies 11 llr 30mtn) '"$ 1 lllMI "Boarding School" ( 1983 Comedy) Nastassl8 Klnski A high school girl plans a student exchange program with a tocat school for bOys ( 1 h1 1Q 1Wlm1:.r~ tt:ll u.AIY ... f.llA1'19AY~LM Host M1cnae Pahn Guests The Motets ( "Suddenl~ las~'='Jm'~'. 30 mm l l ir~ ... 1•10CU• .,.. "Scalawitg" ( 1973. Advnn ture) Kirk Oovotas, Mork Lester Based on a stOfy by Ffot>trt Louis Stevenson A one-legged vagabond searc:heS for a tor tune 1n gold with e drvnllen parrot as h1' Ofily clut ( 2 hr.J ) !C> llON "V~ Squad' ( 1982 Oramcll ~------------------............. ..... -lalurclay Cont. Season HUbley. Gary Swanson A police delec:tl\le and e streetwell<er team up to trap • pimp responsible for murdering one ot ~.·A' (1 hf ,35rrnn) ........ tW _.."The Stalking Moon" (1968, Western) Gregory Peck, Eve Mane Sall'lt An Apache werriof sets out lo trap the man who has taken in his white w1fe and half-tweed child. (2 hrs . t5 min ) -· .. "The Blue Max" (1966 Ora-ma) George Peppard, James Mason A young German competes with mc>fe expe- rienced flyers'°' the prestigious Blue Mb awa[d (2.Jxs...AS miAi.. ---·--·-1,_ M .aoft ....... ,. ... "Evet}'thtng Vou Always Went· ed To Know About Sex (But W•e Afraid To Ask) .. ( 1972. Comedy) WOO<ty Allen Gene Wlldef A series of com1C sketches about human rePJ~lion spoofs se1t research laboratories. fofeqt movies. transvestites. game Shows. chas- tity belts. pastoral love and the mechanics of human ~ R" i 1 hr 28 rTW'I ) -•==.. M).,. "Psycho II"' (1983 Mys1ery1 Anthony Perktns, Meg Tilly Four~r psy-cnooc lllller W&~n BaTW--..r~s.oo alter a 20-year stay 1n a mental IOS!rtution and believes himself cured when a mysle- nous rash of murdefs begins R ( 1 hr 53 ITllfl ) tl:llB .,. "Berserk (1968 Mystetyl Joan Ctawford. Ty Hardin Scotland Yaro tOVeShgates a series of ~zarre murdefs at a cwcus (2 hrs ) (I) NtllTOUCUILU (!) ... "The Petr1hed FOfesr-C 1936 Orama) Humphrey Bogart. Belle Oa'l'S A wnter finds romance when he runs ,.,.,o a gang of luSlers 111 Arizona s Petufoec for- est (2 hr$) m•· mc:a I ""UIA11 (I) fUllO'f •tlillC:8m .... "The Spin! Of Se'lf!flt'f Sew · '1976. Comedy) JoM c HclmeS Atwlet1e Haven The ~~ s.<>e ot he Amencan RevOlutron ~ ~ 11 hr tSm.n) 12111 .... ··PsyehO II -~ M)'S{er1J AJ1.11uif Perkins~ f'iY Former pey· d10l.ic Uler Nofman Bates Iii reteaiseo alter• 20-ynt ~lay 1r1 a mental ns: ~.on and ~ twnlett cued ~ a tr.',.,._ roa r_,. OI murdef~ ~ P I 1 "' S3mri J w1== -·'The~ 15 Gteeri I t~5 Orarlle) Bette De. JoM Oli1I N~.Jf'lfl She ..,,.. d 1ne cer1S..KY a ~ tecJ ~ tc:hocJlmiatress s.t~ la M»-a gJG4> OI ~ Wdl Goai ~ (1 tw_30mln.J -ICOff -.., ... t11 --Ang!J 0# HE/. T t ·~ A.Ow t#e) Mat•'Y" O··a-Oef.l An eSC*IMge agl'ft r1M • .,, '»Y «lt1',r.g r.JI~ -·mud ~esOlr ( .. ,, ~ ) -.c--~ t ISO r Or<wntl Cooplr Wailee 6ttr) Afl ~-~· '° •• ~«t:CJO " Grdlr IO itCJ 90 tT'le telP!Ct Of I'll efO· W()L-...... "' ton ( ' , )(j mW\ • -_ rt97S ·~ _,1 ~CM ~ ~ l-11 -·~ ~ Dovie m'f$tt!rY f t fir • 'J1 •CC) ... A~~· c.om.o-t• ( 1te2. Comectt) WOOdy Al9r\. u. Fan ow T ..,.,..., f....c Ind~ air PO!ldr• • ..,,.. °' tJumOrov. 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Ct ••• 1,oii--.. ..................... .,.... i: .... ). (t ..... ma) W GIU?WIM .. DOt.aU ,,._., ...... •ne 1 cm11.,._.!mAl •8 M ~TO LOI U • •ttr 7 1 ,. .•. , .. -·· . --.... .... ~ ..... llllDC1•, .... ... ................. ,., ... .,.. 'Mllldru,..b1t ,..,u.a. T--. ..,....., n1r11" o..,...,. .... u.~~tw.) "I ocom .. Q, .. -~ M.UU. Lee Mtllll D1'cr • .. pt I 2 I Aaiere9 fl lllre.) ._ ., •alf!Oa1WT -• .... AACmQ ...._ , • .., .. (2 .... , -a .... UClea""'' 11r1111Mr~ ti"' (1 lw.) .. 8 Ul'\llDA Y "'°'"' PAii No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper The llilyPllt fits In. 30 Sunday, June 10, 19M It's in the bag Detecd•e Belker (Brace Weitz), bJa face ah.lelcled by a Karf, toes a.nderconr ua t..& lady and~ 80me tl1>9 from a real ODe(Connle Sawyer) on .. BW Street Blaa 'Tbunday at 10 on l'fBC, Channel 4. ti~~QL T.nu.tn.P!l .. :_tCJtun.n& .\nthon) Hoplonsand lnk)·Ann( Dowm: .. The .\tJan ta Ch:Jd Murders.-stamog Jason Robards and Jam~ Earl Jonn: ··c oallire... f'3tunng Barb:lr.a Mandrell and Tom \\ opat Otht'r CBS telefilms .,.,.jJI tDClude -Fint Step\ .. stamng Judd Huxb; ··TM Late Chmtopher Bean.-stamn.gJamesStC'wan and CaA>LBumcll. ··M> Wicked. Wicked Wa~\ JThe lcg(nd of Errol Fl)nn." star- ring Duncan Regehr: -Passions.-st.amng Lind~l\ \\ agner and Joanne Woodward. "Sentimental Joume\ ... ""llh Jadvn Smith "Thl' Tought-st Man m the · World:: -;1amng Mr T: "With Intent to Kill." featunng "-.drl Malden a.nd William Oe- ' anc T\ TIDBIT& CBS ""Ill rerun th' fhe- hour m1r.menes ··Ja<equehne Susann's Val~ le~ of the Dolls 1981" on June 25 a.nd 26. The: producuon s~~ filch. U.. Hartman. Veroa.ica H.amd and David Birne) '8( has l\'ne""ed "-Saturda) t&bt L1\l'. for a lull IOth season. Dae. Denol ""111 conunue 3) e'ccutne produett. ~terro broadcasung 1s npttlcd to bc&an on some NBC sho"" sin mid-1985. The tlnt programs to b( telecast tn slC'rCO wdl b( 'The Tonight Show Swnna ,,..._Y Carson" and "Fnday &g.bt Videos.·· _ Lee Majors of ..\8C"s "The Fall Guy .. 1s t1lmmg a ne"" TV movie called "The ( O"-bo~ and the Ballenna." "' plays a .former rodeo champ intent on rcpmmg his title ~slie Wlag t'O-stars as a Russ1an hallenna who defects to v1s11 her molher . ..\cadcmy Award,winnina actress Dorothy Malone has Join~ the cast of "He''> Not Your Son." :l new TV film for .\8\ Malone portrays a phy 1C1an 1n this drnrnn about two coupl wbo discover their infant wns were inadvtnantly )~1tchtd at the hospital· The movie al.so ~tars Doua Mills. &a lle•aN. Aue Duu nberry and Jolla James. l1 ta 23 , . 1, 7 Sh<>Wn. he'"s M'r Drummond on "Oitf'rent Strokes' 1 i Role tor 58 Across 1n "Taxi" 12 Blake Carnng1on's daughter 14 Ill times XVII 15 "-Life to Live" 16 "-of Spies" 17 Mr O'Neal's ID 18 .. _Got Sixpence" 20 Archie Bunker's wife 22 "You -There" 23 "StrategiC - Command'' 24 "-Sir That's My Baby" 25 "Diamond -.. 26 Comedian Johnson 1 She's Jolene 2 John Boy's mother 3 Our coot 4 "Flying Down to -·· 5 Mrs C8bol on "Hotel' ----&-P~---- 7 She's Daisy Duke 8 "Cakes and -" 9 "-Trovatore" 10 Nurse Brancus1 on "Trapper John, MD .. 12 Domino or Waller 13 Harrison or Coward 19 Misdo 2t That is 22 Jolson and Pac1no 27 Venus on "WKRP 1n C1ncinnat1" .ACROSS 28 Ike's WW II theater 29 " -L Balt1mol'e" -?9-f)on-Btocitef role-------.JQ.G.tand ~ Oprv 31 "Leave -to Beaver" 33 " -camera" - 32 Mr Levant's sign-otf 34 " -to Btlhe Joe" 33 Singer Perry 36 She's Edna Garrett 35.450 "Toolsie" co-star 37 A MandreD sisler 50 .. _ -a camera" 52 He's Webster. 1nit 53 Carson's hit-in 55 Bonanza" star 57 -Enemy" 58 Manlu - DOWN 39 Diana - 40 Sign-orr ror Mu1tiare 4 1 Bnan on "Executive Suite" 43 Mary -Moore ~See-a&~- 46 Infrequent 49 She was Kate.&adley 51 ''Mthe King's_ .. 54 "Ben Casey" star. 1rnt 56 Mr Newman's msigne SOLUTION 38 Daty of "Walking Tall" 38 "-W1ooow" 39 Dolores -Rio __ :_------...-~~~=~~===~===--- 42 Played Ed Norton 44 Compass point 45 Role for Nat>Ors 4 7 "Miss America" host • 48 Cho nominee . 49 Cheers is one -Word Gaane- FILL I~ "™E MISSING L£TIER? I~ !He ''IV ~" BELOW. I IE IVI IOINI IPIL I lei I STANLEY I IUICIAI I I IAINI 'IEIRI I ILIUIEI ll<INI I IMITI IBIOIBI I .IOIPlel ~f1#~~ NcxAJ REARf~E IHE I# i/IVflJ'f "Jflflt" t.e rrtfZS Yoo FIL£.ED 1~ L Modef 7105 ONE DIGIT Al TRANSMJTTEJt $169 lmt.a.d With Thb A4 {Normal llllfalotiofl) AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENERS SALES & SERVICE ,.-~l.l 1'H€ ~~A TAU<~~ :J NO LOWER PRICES ffi I 552 :;£411 I Sunday, June 10, 1984 31 The Panasonic r. ar ner The world's first · self-contained, 16-bitportatile . • Compatible with IBM PC software and hardware • 128K internal memory (RAM) expandable up to 512K • Built-in printer with graphics capability 32 Sunday, June 10, 1984 • Built-in 9" CRT with monochrome screen • 360K, 5 1/." double sided, double density disk drive expandable to two drive system