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DENNIS THE MENACE
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MEANWHILE HOP INTO THAT
BAC~ SEAT AND SHUT YOUR
EYES, DARLENE! WHEN YOU
WAKE UP, I'LL t-iAVE 'YOU I
LAS VEGAS!
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by Harold Ledoux
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(Was it Minute Rice never have to take a role l
that was thrown at don't want. rm lucky that
the wedding of way.'' How about lucky in
Mkhelle Pb1Ulp. love? It wouJd seem so. His
and Dena• ~ companion of six years is
per, who held it Marla Sb.river, daughter of
together for eight Sargent Shriver, niece of Teo.
excruciating days?) dy Kennedy, and a corr~~
But Tinseltown ls dent ior The CBS Moming
not without its News. "But," says Arnold,
share of long-.. she doesn't live with me, and
running marriages. we have no marriage plan:s."
Witness R•Y.--On the subject of politics,
Miiiand and his Shriver· and the conservative
wife, Mal who will Republican muscleman polite-
have been knotted Jy "agree to disagree:• .
52 years next · 0
to being a brunette
for the series.
Perish the thought!
Tinkef s reaction.
reported by Loni,
was: .. Nobody
wants to see Y9U
with dark hair -it
Would ~ just like
NBC to spend a lot
of money to get
Loni Anderson and
then have her be a
brunette.·· Mr.
Tinker sure can get
to the root of a prob-
lem ··
0 month; Danny
Tbomu and his
wife, Role Marie.
w~ boast 48
years of wedded
bliss. And how
about Robert and
It's time again to take note
of Lool Andenon, who
makes her bow as a jazz
ist on the new NBC series·-r-n=,...·
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"Hot Steamy hot." That's
how Billy Dee WWlam8
describes his and Diahann
Carrolf s relationship on
ABC's Dynasty this fall.
"W-e're really great together;
we'll make a strong impact on
the show," he says. But
Williams, who reportedly will
De paid S40,000 for. each of
his seven appearances.
doesn't know how he's going
to be written out when the
time comes. "The production
people keep the stoiy line aJI
mystery and intrigue," he
says. A word of advite, Mr.
Wllliams: Stay away from
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Dorothy Mitchum ( 44).
Charlton and Lydia
Heaton (40), John and Julie
Fon,tbe (41). Jimmy and
Gloria Stewart (35), Kirk
and Anne Douatu (30)+
Steve Allm and Jayne
Meadowa (30). Paul
Newmaa And JoauAe
Woodward (26). and
Robert and Lola Redford
(26)? And let's not forget those
two ex-residents of
Hollywood Ron
and Nancy
ReAC'Ua. who will
celebrate their 33rd
anniversary next
March.
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Hunk-ering
down has made
fistfuls of money for
forme1 Mr.
Universe Arnold
Scbwaraene1· cer. There are
plans tor three
more Conan ~
quels. He's just
made a record for CBS called
Arnold Schwarztnegger's
Total Body Wo1*0(,lt, and has
written an encyclOpedja of
bodybUilding, He ~ has
made some smart m~
ments in California. "Su~ I'm
a millionaire," says the
36-year-old hunk. "But I don't
Let's face it. Some Holly· like to taJk about money; it
wood marriages last 1ust about looks like I'm flaunting it.
as long as the 6 o'clock news What's important is that I'll
Pattners in Crime, which also
stars Lynda Carter. But
there seems to be a bit of. uh.
treble on the set. Seem.1 Loni
suggested to NBC Chair-
man Graat
Tinker that she
might go back
COYla• Photo for twnlly Weekly by Tony Cotta. Hair and makeue bz Beth Katz/H.M.S. 8ookinp.
ileged glimpse into Burt's
private life: "He has a king.size
bed and mirrored walls and
ceiling." says Dom. "Next to
the bed there's a trampoline.
On the other side, there's a
20.foot fish tank. with about
400 fish in iL And the amazing
thing about these fish is rhat
they all swim sideways. Why? if They don't want to mm out on
any of the action." Okay. -· 1 who's telling fish stories?
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LB. ol odessa. Texas, writes
to ask Con.mace Towers.
the star ol the CBS soap
Capitol and wife of John
Gavin. the U.S. ambassador
to Mexico, how her life shapes
her role on the show. "I can
bring a reaJL$tic sensibility to
political functi<>M like recei>
tions." Towers explains.
"Once durins a sequence in-
volving a fictional am·
bassador. there was a discus-
sion about the wording of an
invitation that would be
shown on screen. and I was
not sure if the phrasins was
correct. So l called Mexico, got
John away from rus affairs of
state. and he put us traighl"
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By Tom Nolan
He strides into the room. and
there's that shock of recogn._
lion that always comes at
meeting someone you feel
you've "known" most of your lile. The
face -remarkably youthful at 54 -is
the face you f ll'st saw live from
Philadelphia back in 1957. And there's
that unmistakable, soothing, mod-
ulated voice, still pleasing and familiar
after 27 years' hearing -even if today
the timbre is slightly nasal. Dick Clark
has a cold.
"Sor7 to keep you waiting. but now,
today, gotta do some radio commer-
ciaJs upstairs that'll play for a year," he
explains as we settle down for an inter-
view in a high-beamed meeting room
inside the sprawling Dick Clark Pro-
ductions complex across the street
from the NBC studios in Burbank, Calif.
"For a year. people all over the countJy
will think I have a cold! And I'm trying
to say, 'Guys, I can't do this Thursday,
I'm gonna do it Fnday ' Well we don't
ho~ Friday; Friday I m booked to do
Bloopers. Saturday I do something else,
Sunday I'm doing something else .... "
That's another thing you notice right
away about Dick Clark: Every day is
carefully scheduled to accommodate
the record-breaking workloads of two ·
separate career . All America is
familiar with the seemingly ubiquitous
on-the-air Dick Clarie host of the
perennial teen dance program Ameri-
can Bond$1and, a Saturday morning
tapJe on ABC: in chalge weekday
mornings of C8.5's game show The
S25,()()() Pyramid; and -lo complete
the triad and make him "the first per-
sonality to simultaneously host series
on all three networks" -gleeful co-
anchor with Ed McMahon of NBC's
7V's Bloopers & Practical Jokes. For
radio, there are two weekly syndicated
music programs. In addition to all this,
elark runs a very active production
company that keeps networks and syn-
dicators supplied all year long with a
constant now of specials, films and
series such as The American Music
Awards, Dick Clarlt s New Years
Rock in· Eve and The Golden Globe
Awards.
So there are two Dick Clarks: the per-
former -a perpetual innocent who
asks the same naive questions of
musicaJ chart·toppers year after year,
and who supervises the . playing of
game shows with an enthusiasm nearly
equal to the players' own -and the
producer. a canny judge of public taste
and distributors' wants.
"He's a communicator," says an ad-
miring Ed McMahon, "which is the key
to television. You have to talk to the au-
dience, almost on a one-on-one basis.
And he has that quality." Another
secret of Clark's enduring success.
McMahon ventures, is his ability to stay
current: "The way he presents the ar-
tists now on American Bandstand, you
can see that he's just right up to the
minute."
Dick Clark has been in a groove .
since htS boisterous childhood in Mt.
Vernon. N.Y. "Yeah. I was always am-
bitious," he says. "In those days we
didn't have electric iceboxes; I'd pick
ice up off the street and sell it to the
neighbor lady for a penny, because she
thou~ht it was cute. Opened a r~tau
rant m my parents' living room . I was
just a crazy kid, into adventures."
Clark's father was in th~ cosmetics
business for 25 years, but when his
teenage son expressed a desire to get
into broadcasting, the senior Clark
went to work as a salesman for a radio
Staylilg mwilcQlly
current la "terriRc, ,,
Clark ~ "It helptl
keep ya young!"
station in Utica, N.Y. He did it, says
Clark, "to see if someday maybe he
couldn't give me a hand " Clark's first
job, as a radio station mail-room boy.
came about through his father; and
before long he was announcing on the
air. By hi$ senior year at Syracuse
University, Dick Clark was a profe5-
sional disc jockey. Soon he moved into
television, and by 1956, he wash ring
a Philadelphia dance show called
Bandstand The program became a
network shaw..Jhe following yea~ and
Dtek Clark has been.:.• genial national
presence ever since.
During that time. Clari< has married
three times and fathered two sons and
a daughter. What wu It like. J k him,
for his children to have grown up with
a father so popular with the rest of the
cauotty's t~nagers' .
:J ®n'..l.thllik they: were.Jer:UWAoj~~
pressed by the way I made ~ living,"
he answers agreeably. "I tried to ex-
plain to them this was a · most extra-
ordinary way to make a living -not
very stable, and not as glamorous as it
might appear to be. They had a pretty
good handle on it"
Did theil' own input as teenagers
help keep him current in any way? He
mulls it over. "Ummm, not really. I
once knew a guy in the record business
who played all his potential singles for
his daughter. and the ones she picked.
he'd release. When the daughter grew
up, he lost his touch! So it's not a very
good idea, professionally .... "
So how has he nlanaged to stay
musiolUy current aJI these years?
''There's no trick to it." he says. "lt's
very easy: by tuning yourself into what
young people are interested in. lt's ter·
rifid It ~/ps keep ya young. •• '
What about the other side of the
coin, then -did his own kids think
their dad was extremely "with it"?
··1 think they realized I knew a lot
~t the age grouJHhey wereirr.-lt's
very difficult to puU something over the
eyes of a father who's involved in being
around kids. I guess they must figure
you know what's going on."
All three children have "turned out
great," he says. "They're all smart;
they're all attractive. My youngest [Cin-
dy, 19] is still in school, and she's got
straight A's. My middle one (Duane. 21]
graduated [from college] at 19, magna
cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa. The oldest
one (Richard, 27) graduated with
honors." That son works at Clark's
company as a television producer,
while hts brother works for a different
Los Angeles film producet
Another family member plays a
cruciaJ role in Clark's life: his wife slnce
1977, the former Kari Wigton, who
serves as his personal assistant.
oversees the details of his schedule and
pro;ects, and fills many d the functions
of the manager and agent he does not
have. An outgoing blonde, Kari says
she and her husband are very different. .. rm always in a good mood, always
happy and very even1" she says when I
speak with her later. "And he's very
moody. up and down all the time -
very excited if 5<>mething fun is hap-
pening; very down if somethins goes
wrong; like bad ratinS' on a show he's
given a lot to."
Where she is socially at ease, Kari
says. Dick is the opposite. ''I've said to
him that he's more comfortable with a
television camera on him than he is at
a party. He's very relaxed if he has a
microphone. But makins smaU talk is
not one of the things he likes to do."
Another difference: "He doesn't like
to be bothered with little things, but he
Ukes his life very orderly .. When we
move or whatever, ~ fw to have
wor
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ly~.n1zeo·. out tie doesn't ~ve .
panente to deal 'wfffi: it. l:fli';nk
be that's where I complement him.
1use I take care of that.
\S far as our likes and dislikes.
adds, "we're 100 percent similar."
thing th~ both enjoy is cooking at
• tiouse on the beach in Malibu,
. "Dining is a big part of our lives."
says. ''Whatever time we stop
<ing, we always come home and
? a nice dinner - a candlelit meal
wine in the dining room." When
can steal lime from the schedule,
Clarks travel for fun. usually in
f Thursday-to-Tuesday mini·
lions. .
such times, Kari says, the Dick
k to whom work is both job and
'J'f is able to set business complete-
00e. ··He's just as good at relaxing
e is at working. He loves to 80 off to
e island. do nothing. let h · mind
e to a screeching halt, and not
< about anything except where
e 80i~ to have dinner that night."
;k Kan Clark the secret of Dick's
Bandstand podium from PhiladeJ.,
phia ..
Sarlier. Clark had marveled over the
umber .,o4Crforme~'d played
8af?ds"tand over the years -some
ess.. and her-aflS'Wef is unhestt'1 tt---f.'-=f'
.. Smart He's very smart, and he
~r says die. If someone says, 'Nope,
an't be done,' he says, 'Wait a
Jle, I know how it can be done!'
, he's a real good salesman, very
:>th, but only if he believes in
~thing. And he's likable. I think the
!r you know him, the more im-
sed you are with him."
1ere appear to be certain things,
eve~ that the mosUy accom-
atin~ Clark does not want to tell
at HIS musical taste is one. "What I
to listen to won't take you
vhere," he assures me during a
•ersation in the trophy room at
Clark Productions. "That's like,
> hasn't been on Bandstand?' No,
don't want to do that."
1t he must have some preferences.
>h. privately I do, sure. Never in
ic. because -to what purpose?
1t good doe, it do for me to say. 'I
t care for this particular artist,' if he
ae or they are very. very popular?'
hen I tell him that the interview is
Clark claps his hands and leaps to
eet ''Okay! Let me take you down
rlall and show you where some of
}O() crazy things that 80 on around
take place ...
~ walk down a corridor and into
K's office -a big airy space filled
shelves and cases and counters
ing aJI mann~r of souveni~ and
1orabilia. With the offhand pnde of
·isht kid sh<?Will8 off. his room,
<points out his most pnzed posse$'
1: u A brick from the Cavern Club,
re th~ first performed ....
:totograph of the original Beatles,
td by my friend Pete Be:tt, who
the drummer before Rinso Starr
The logo piece of the original
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remark. Underneath it all, after all
these years, Dick Clark is a fa~ IW
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By Kathleen E. Hacker
hirty years ago in their fatber's
down1owrrt>naaha lest kilCfi:
en, Gilbert and Clark Swan-
son set about preparing a meal
that would change the course of
American lire.
The brothers Swanson placed the
pre-cooked food in a compartmented
aluminum tray, covered it with foil and
-ah, the masterstroke -froze it. The
"1V dinner" was bom
Those who fretted about the future of •
the nucl ar family pointed to thi
movable feast as just another fraying
fiber in the country's moral fabric.
Th~ who cared about the national
palate were equally distressed about
the 1V dinner. Gastronomically $peak-
ing, a gustatory delight it wasn't, Yet it
caught on. For a mere dollar, give or
take a few cents, Mrs. America could
finally be free of her infernal stove and
a sink of dirty dishes. And she thought
ii was high time.
Nearly three decades of jokes, asper·
sions and hearty sales went by. Then.
ever so slowly, the frozen dinner began
to fall on lean times: By the late '10s,
revenues were dipping precipitously as
consumers, conscious of weight and
health and more attuned to fine·
cuisine, l~t their appetite for the old
tandbv Even R. Gordon McGovern.
president of Campbell Soup Co .. which
purctw.ed the Swanson empire in
1955, dismbsed his firm's own product
line as "junk food.'' "Whal do women want?" Sigmund
Freud once asked. The crisis··stncken
moguls of the frozen food business
came up with an answer. gourmet·
quality convenience dinners and eo-
tree..
Todav, shoppers can select from &Uch
exocica· teri}aki chicken garn~ hed
with pea pod . or seafood Newburg in
cream sherry wine sauce. Gone are the
&tluminum tray of yore, th m als are
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households where income exc.eeds the $2 billion convenjence-dinner in-:ro a lesser ei•eDt singles.c _dusfl)(. and · · ~nd "empty nesters." Ouefo ~ir com-spurring i · 5
· growth rate.
Although Stouffer's Lean eaisine.
aimed at calorie-counters, got a head
start on the competition. the rest of the
pack is moving up fast Since Dinner
Classics debuted in late 1979, sales
have increased significantly each year, aoo fhe line tiaS grown to 16 items. At
Campbell, Officials in arge of Le
Menu initially pegged it as a S l 00
million business, but less than a year
after its introduction in 1983. they
altered their figures upward to $200
million. Weight Watchers reformulated
its products in 1981 -"flat and
tasteless.'' president Gerald Herrick
declared of the old recipes -and case
volume zoomed 80 percent
Even the badly ailing Swanson din-
ner line has been beefed up. Campbell
poured $8 million into a revitalization
program called Project toe, in which
everything from SQ8iY reDch 1 ... ·.__,~
pea-and-carrot combinations to bland
sauces to anachronistic packaging got
the heave-ho. "Believe it or not. some
of our gravies actually use wine.'' notes
Swanson marketing manager Dan
Lynn. As a result of the overhaul. he
adds. customers are "coming back in
droves."
Despite the competitive spirit that
currently prevails, entrepreneurs agree
on one thing: Premium frozen dinners
and entrees are, as Le Menu marketing
manager Catherine Chang puts it. "the
wave of the future." Indeed, 55 percent
cl all women in the United States now
work outside the home, and the result
is more disposable income. but less
time, for tw~paycheck families. One
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linger in the backs of a lot ot people's
minds. But today, the concept is to take
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refrigerator with Dinner Classics
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before." he says. "but she tried it ·
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.._ __ The day before she underwenr
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tumot Iris Crall made what
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told my anesthesiologist I needed to be
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Hoffman, executive director of the
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(ASCH). an organization with about
4,200 members that has nearly dou-
bled in she since 1975.
Hypnosis - a relaxed state in which
the subconscious is more susceptible to
suggestion and in which the subject's
ablfity to concentrate increases
marlcedJy -has lost some of its hocus.-
pocus im,ase. partly because ~m
practitioners of the technique put 1t in
proper perspective. "Hypnosis is a
name we give to a perfectly nonnal
process," explains Dr. Bernauer
Newton, a Los Angeles psychologist
who directs the Newton Center for
Clinical Hypnosis and presides over the
Society for CUnical and Experimental
Hypnosis, an organization with about
1,200 members natioriwide. "It is a pro-
cess by which we alter our state of con-
sciousness, and then apply a variety of
psychological treatment procedures."
But it should not be thought of as a
panacea. "This fonn of treatment is an
ad1unctive form. not an alternative
form." Dr. Newton cautions.
"Remember, hypnosis is not a tm1t.
ment in and of itsell. lt facilitates the er.
forts of the therapist and the patient to
achieve what they want to achieve."
Experts point out that health-can
professionals who offer hypnosis h
their patients should have special tram
ing and skills in the tecllnique an<
should not attempt to treat a conditio1
willi llypnosis if ~not compe
tent to treat the $8ffie condition withou
tl Given those provisos, advocates c
hypnosis feel that it can help patient
help themselves -they can use it 11
motivate themselves. for example, o
to reduce stress.
"Hypnosis is not magical. but it doe
have many practical applications.·
notes Dr. Harold J. Wain. director o
the Consultation Liaison Psychiatri1
Service at Walter Reed Army Medic.a
Center in Washington. D.C., and presi
dent of the ASCH. Dr. Wain has foun<
that hypnosis, among its other uses
helps allergy patients to deCrease lun1
constriction and cardiac patients to im
prove performance on ~mill tests
Other researchers have concluded tha
hypnosis is a useful adjunct in the treat
ment of such varied medical problem:
as hemophilia. bums, stroke rehabilita
tion. asthma.. skin disorders an<
migraine headaches.
The American Medical Associatior
says that hypnosis has a recognizec
place in medicine, but the techniquE
has its opponents. Some. conservativt
religious groups, says Hoffman -whc
receives ~jonaJ fetters of protest a
the Des Plaines, Ill., headquarters o
the ASCH -"consider hypnosis the
work of the devil.'' Medical expert!
might agree with that (though the)
would phrase their objections different·
ly) In cases where hypnostc; was bem1
used irresponsibly or by inadequate))
trained practitioners. But when profes
sionally administered hypnosis plays i
supporting role in medical treatment
the vote of the heaJth-care communit)
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their levels of~. happiness and co~ cries," which merely signal.the-pain of
teritme1r.Perttapsw mast lmetbting dt.Slr . •
• · /iDding was U'tis; ."COUPies · 11vlng in 5. True. A Harvard .Univ~· . stud . . ;iii~·~F-1.-.~~::-c:s~=c.;;;---t-hO~itlrnfOretlmU60etiaf1\1'00~-.-0CU-se<J On h~mess.._y_nse I nes5 = u pe~ve<nnerr owe ling to 6e p easan~ and popularity~On a test esigned to
homey and spacious, and they felt ~ measure altruism, women scored sig-------------r----------------i py. safe and contented. Those with only nificantJy higher than men. Unselflsh-
one bathroom rated their dwelling as ness, however. was related to happi-
no~. confinif!8, depressing. stressful ~oi for: mm One explanaoon.for
and crowded. COuple5 with children felt this was that "being unselflSh might
even more stress and discomfort than contribute to greater happiness for men
did those without children." It was con-by augmenting their popularity with
eluded by the investigators that the the opposite sex." One reason this may
number of bathrooms in a dwelling not work the same way for women is
significantly affects the family, and that that men might value unselfishness In
adequate space for privacy has a others less. as suggested by their lower
positive effect on a family's happiness scores for altruism.
By John E. Gibson
TRUE OR FAl.SE
1. You may feel smarter and more "on
the baJI" when you're happy, but it's
merely an illusion.
2. Unhappiness may affect a person's
disposition, but it does not alter his
level of self-esteem.
3. The number of bathrooms in a
home has a definite effect on the hap-
piness of the people who live there.
4. lf something is making you so un-
happy that y6u could cry, by all means
do~ -it can make you feel a lot better:
5. Unselfish people are not necessarily
happy people. ·
6. There are some people you can't
make happy no matter what you do.
ANSWERS
I. False. A study conducted.at the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania examined the
influence of depressed and elated
moods. It showed that happiness exerts
a very positive effect on how well you
think and reason, and even on your
memory. When you are unhappy, you
do not function as well as when you're
sitting on top of the world.
2. False. The same University of Penn-
sylvania study showed that even a mild
degree of unhappiness has an im-
mediate effect on how an individual
views himself, causing him to question
his own competence and to embrace
self-defeating concepts.
3. True. In a Purdue University study,
200 families were interviewed to deter-
mine how their environment affected
W1ming: The StHgeon Gtnlfll Has 01termin1d
Thlt Cigsn ~ Is Olnglrous to YN Htllth.
and well-being. 6. True. Some people are positively
4. True. Studies conducted by a team allergic to happiness. It throws them for
of University of California sociologists a loss. Psychologists have a word for
have demonstrated that there's nothing this -anhedoma. which is defined as
like a "good cry" (screaming, yelling, or "a reduction in the abllity to ex-
tearing your hair are dry-eyed equiva-perience pleasure." Studies by
tents) to make a bad situation more Veterans Administration behavioral
tolerable. There is a distinction, specialists indicate that such in·
however. between "gOOd cries," whicti dividuals "appear to be lacking in
serve a cathartic function and make ene!W, and to lead dull, inactive
unhappiness more bearable, and "bad lives. IW
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By Harriet Von Home
I f s become a standard 10ke on tel-
evision silcoms: A hapless chaiac-
tea; otten a child but usually one
old enough to know better, is
caught telling a whoppet Is he embar-
raSsed? Yes. Is he sorry? Not even a lit-
tJe bit. "OK," he shrugs, "so I· lied."
Loud guffaws on the laugh track.
Lying. these shows seem to be say-
ing. i.s OK. Getting caught is not "lrs
not OK in this house," a parent may
retort in the direction of the still chuckl-
ing lV screen.
-J:ruth, it seems,-like fidelity,
entered a gray area. Why isn't Wash-
ington's cherry rree escapade a fable
for our times anymore? The rules were
plainer when Shakespeare wrote, "If J
tell thee a lie, spit in my face!"
The habit of lying is developed early.
It's the child who tells the te.acher, "The
dog ate my homework ... who wiU later
rell the Internal Revenue Service he
bought his Mercedes-Benz with money
he round in a mattress.
And speaking of government it's not
setting very good examples itself these
days. John Jenrette, former represen-
tative from South Carolina, came up
with the unlikely story after rhe
A8SCAM investigation that his motlier
had given him the wads of money that
his wife, Rita, had found stuffed in a
shoe. Investigators ~ere not impressed.
Watergate set the tone for a decade of
unsavory and unsettling untruths from
our leader$. Some may call it politics;
most would call it lying.
Why do some of us grow up to be
chrome liars while others are painstak-
ingly -sometimes painfully -honest?
Psychologists say the roots of lying can
be found in the emotional climate of
the home. Some children lie beeause
they fttl inadequate -not bright
enough, not IS graceful or as pretty IS a
sibling. Some lie because the truth, in
lheir experience, has earned them
nothing but a sharp whaclc on the
behind,
Once a child's ego is damaged -
most commonly through lack of love at
home -his seJf.eSteem suffers. Coping
with harsh discipline or with remote,
uncaring parents can cause acute
d pression and self-hatred In a child.
Inevitably. a Child pro;ects this hatred
onto others, sometimes by lashing out
with hurtful lies.
The lie that is simply a boast harms n~ but the teller. A smart child
uick learns that .the gullibili ol h1s
peer group is limited. Wise little chums
know hoW many laps can be swum
under wate~ they know that the diving
board is not 60 feet above the pool.
The dangers begin when the lies
hurt other people {"Susie was copying
from my test paper", "l saw Mr. Smith
roaring drunk!"; "Tommy stole my
bike'l Such lies constitute a serious
character disorder, and long.term
counseling or family therapy not only
may be in order t>ut necessary.
Saddest of aJI, some children lie to
protect failed parents. They staunchJy
deny evidence of abuse. of alcoholism,
of aJI the parental frailties that create a
trouble<Htome. When emotiooal "SUP"
port is provided by a teacher, a
therapist or a stable friend. the truth
can come out, usually with great relief.
There are, of course, times when ly-
ing is not only OK but called fot We aJl
tell little white lies. Thousands ol them.
How else are we to soften the abrasions
and ease the rejections of life?
Sometimes we must lie to be kind.
And so, without guilt, we smile at the
giver and say we've always wanted an
ashtray in the shape of a coiled snake.
We tell a nephew he is drawing l'ovely
melodies from that squeaky violin. We
praise the high school play and agree
wam\Jy with the mother of the 16-year-
old leadjng lady that "it's more p~
sional than some ol the stuff you pay
$40 a tick~ to see on Broadway."
OK, so you lied Benevolent little fibs
that sweetened someone's day. No kin
to the whopper told in the lV sketch.
No slander of the innocent, no perjury.
Even the excruciatingly correct Miss
Manners has noted that "what the
world needs is more false cheer and
less honest crabbiness."
True, up to a point; but what the
world does not need are the lies that
wound friends. defraud creditors,
betray public trust, or savage the
reputation of a neighbot These are the
lies that are altogether too fashionable
lately. Dt Karl Menninger remarks
upon the trend in his book Whaleuer
BeCiimeOISinl'. "Lying has lately seemed
to be gaining respectability. It is even
practiced without apology by persons
In high places" Those are the lies that
are slowly eroding the trust that holds
society together. Perh ps a backlash is
on its way. Perhaps one day ~n that
cynical shrug;"OK. so I lied," will draw
a cold stare -and not a single
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ROACH PRUfE is odorless, non·evaponting, non-sWning, and non-~. 1'be
powder i irnpty applied with a tea poon under kitchen apptiance and in other tDdden
areas. It n be llsed in homes. school • hos&)itals, restauran • phis new~.
ROACH PRUFE is available at most hardware tores or 1l an be oroer~ diieCt f'rom the
manufacturer by aeilding a check or money order for 90. This indudes pos for
the one pound container. Add tax in California. One pound covers up to a nine room
residence. You'll need an extra p(JUnd for a basement or . Send to Copper Brite,
lnc .• Dept. 12 at 5147 W. Jefferson Blvd.. Los Angele • CA 90016. Copies of the 3
Univel"$ity tests are aVli.Lable b>' nding a sclf·addressed · 1nped envelope to Copper
Brite. Inc., Dept. A. q ..... ._ _
shoot cows, don't
hey? They do if "they"
IS Agri.{;raphics Ud. Ac-
tually, what they do is photo-
graph cows -10.000 just last
year. That's nice. you might
say. but is there a living in it?
Well. the photos are used
mostly to advertise bovines m
dairy t.[i)de journals. (One ol
the cows that Agri-Craphics
founder Danny Weaver
photographed last year was
the first to be audioned off for
more than one million
dollars ) But many of the pic-
tures are just for the owne(.s
wall. Either way -and
especially if big bucks are
riding on the photo -the
task, explains Weaver, "is to
try lo make the animal look
more correct than she actually
is." How? Weaver has his little
tricks. For instance, you've
got to aet the ears forward.
"That's a nke look," he says.
"Cows can't smjle. Ears for-
~ ward -that's a cow's smile.''
tJ Whal does it take to work J for Agri-Oraphics? Weaver has
I; speci1ic thoughts on the
, qualities of a good CCNI cam-
~ eraman. ''My photographers
must be cow people first, and I photographers second."
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WHnlllaTHl--WIATlllR COUNTS
N ext time the conver-
sation lags, try talking
about the weather.
No, not the usual "Hot
enough for you?" brand of
chit-chat. We're talking
serious l¥eather discussion.
Oavi<f M. Ludlum has pen-
ned The Weather Factor,
perhaps the most complete
compendium of the ways In
which weather has shaped life
in America For example. on
August 29. 1776. unseasonal
fog on Long Island saved the
forces of the Colonial army
from a defeat that could have
ended the Revolutionary War
almost before it got going.
And do you remember the
1976 baseball game that was
lo have been played ins1ck
the Aslrodome -but was
postponed because of rain?
(floods trapped the Houston
Astro,, and the Pittsburgh
Pirates in the stadium, and
prevented fans from making it
out to the ball park.)
how to differentiate between
tastes and lO-learri to describe
them exactly." The sesSions
are enjoyable enough, he con-
tinued, "unless it's tartar
sauce four times a week ."
Of all the tasters. Harmon
was tops. His prize was a ~r
of red ceramic lips. Dr. Har-
mon, we hope that victory is
sweet.
KIDDY POLL
Some thj~ never seem
to change. That can be
either reassuring or
frUstrating. depending o(l
your point of view. Jn this irr
stance, it is at least surprising.
Further, the Siege of
Yorktown was probably won
by a violent windstorm, and
wet weather elected Harry
Truman. With facts like these
to rain down on your
listeners, the conversational
flow needn't ever dry up._
arry R • n assoc:ia aut wm prof~r at the University of POil LU Rochester's Center for c~
muruty Study, tested 9~
Dr. Alan Harmon. a re-children between the ages of
search chemist at Mc-3 and S in hopes of finding
Cormick & Co.. has out how kids at such a tender
been named the Top Tongue age see masculine and
of 1983. We'll tell you about it. temirune roles. Each child
Many employees at McCor-heard a behavioral trait
miCk (the spice company based described aloud and was
in Maryland) attend tasting asked to point to tlle
panels every day. When we silhouette -an adult male or
spoke with Dr. Harmon. he femaJe raaure -that went
was on his way to a garlic with the charactenstic.
panel. Could you, we asked, The results -in this po5t·
give us a raste of what these liberation age -were unex-
meetings are like? "The pur-pected. Out of the mouths of
pose," he .said. "is to learn babes, traits considered to be
,.....,~~~'P'!"'-T"-......-""'""=~~.,._~~--~--~~T:'-.,..-~-~ masculine were:
"adventurous," ''self-~~~~~-"'~=~m~~n-r===~~~~=YT~~::::rrl reliant." .. messy,"
"~ns a big store,"
"brags," "makes
most of the rules"
and "strong."
The characteristics
that were pointed to
as feminine were:
"weak," ''talkative,"
"fussy," "quiet and
afraid," "whiny,"
"loving." and "wel~
manner~." Obvi-
ously. nobOOy told
these kids about the ~~::!::==~~~~:!Ii~~~~~~~!!:;;.~ 197~.
Ever wonder what folks are
.reading before they switch out
the light and retire tor the
night? Here are two reports.
Desi · Arau Jr., actor,
Bnea ly Hiiia, Calli.
Mr. Amaz reports that his
favorite book is The Mystic
Path to Cosmic Power. by Ver-
non Howard. because "it has
taught me that I need only
flow through life like a ct,uiet
river. easily and naturally •
Chrletfna Crawford,
author, 'IUana, c.ut.
A book that Ms. Crawford
has referred to constantly this
summer has been Earl Mi~
dell's Vitamin Bible. She has
also read Winning by Negoua-
tion. by Tessa War!Chaw The
book, she's told her hilsband.
is going to change their lives.
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Virgo) Sunday: Willie
Shoemaker 53; Jill St :John
44. TueSday: Kenny Rogers ·
46; Wilt Chamberlain 48.
Wednesday: Ray Bradbury
64. Thursday: <Jene Kelly 72:
Vera Miles 54. Friday: Gerry
Cooney. 28. Saturday:
Leonard Bernstein 66; Sean
Connery 54; Van Johnson 68;
George Wallace 65.
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Many non-smokers are annoyed by cigarette smoke. This is a
reality thats been with us for a long time.
. -Lately, however, many non-smokers have come to believe that
cigarette smoke in the air can actually cause disease. .
~-But, infact, there is little evidence-antliertainly, nothing wh_·..-;; h~---,--..
proves sci.entifically..:..that cigarette smoke causes diSease in non-l
·smokers. j
We know this statement may seem biased. But it is supported by
findings and views of independent scientists-including some of the
tobacco industrys biggest critics. #
Lawrence Garfinkel of the American Cancer Society, for exam-
ple. Mr. Garfinkel, who is the Societys chief statistician, published a
study in 1981 covering over 175,000 people, and reported that
"passive smoking" had ''very little, if any" effect on lung cancer rates
among non-smokers.
You may have seen reports stating that in the course of an
evening, a non-smoker could breathe in an amount of smoke·
equiValent to several cigarettes or more.
But a scientific study by the Harvan:l School of Public Health,
conducted in various public places, found that non-smokers might
inhale anywhere from lllOOOth to lllOOth of one filter cigarette per
hour. At that rate, it would take you at least 4 days to inhale tl1e
equivalent of a single cigarette. _
Often our own concerns about our health can take al) unproven
claim and magnify it out of all proportion; so, what begins as a
misconception turns into a frightening myth. .
Is "second-hand smoke" one of these mythS? We hope the
infonnation we've offered will help you sort out some of the realities.
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Colleges
air more
football
By LORENZO CARCATERRA
When Federal J udse
Juan Burciaga ruled an
June that the NCAA's con-
trol of college football
broadcasts ws in restraint
of trade, the networks
didn't panic. The)' studied
the s1tuat1on and found a
way to make even more
money than they would
have under the onginal
deal
What Judge Burc1aga's
ruling did, in effect, was to
allow all colleges. from
Alabamb to ~rown, from
Bia Eight to AtJanttc Coat.
from Si$ Ten to Pacific 10.
to bargain for themselves.
The first to cut a deal
under tbefe new conditions
were ABC and the College
Football Association. They
agreed, after a short penod
devoted to the discussion
of money, that ABC would
televise 20 of its aames this
fall, with the network hold-
ing a tight grip on the
exclusive (and attent1on-
getting) time period of 3:30
to 7 p. m. (ET). The contract
takes effect Sept. 8 when
Boston College butts
helmets Wlth Alabama.
Not to be crotdone by its
nval for the bulk of the
college football ~. CBS
went out and signed an $8
milhon agreement which
(0) On-TV. 1139 Grand c.ntral Al.le., Glendate. ca allo tt to tclcv1~ T4
(Z) Z-TV, 2939 Nebruka Avo., Sama Monlca. Ce. games mvotving Blg T~n
(H) Home Box Office, Time-life Building, Rockefeller· and .Pac-10 teams. Aaain.
Center, N.Y., N.Y. as with the A~ deal, tl]e
(C) Clnemax. Time-life Bulldlng, Rockefeller Center. aames ilso will be televised N.Y .. N.Y. alo l exclusively from 3:30
(E) ESPN, Britt~. Ct. to 7 p.m.
(L) SelecTV, Marina del Rey, ca. These two arran~m~ntS
(S) Showtlme are only the bca•nnmJ.
(S) Spotlight College football, thanks in
(C) Cable News Network, Atlanta, Ga. part 10 the ~ t greed of
school C\ttut1vcs and to
the prtsent wisdom of
Judac Burciaga, is about to
become an even biucr
businc than it was ~fore
his hi toric ruling.
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(17) WTBS. Atlanta, Ca.
2 Sunday.Aug. 19, 1984
The networks will con·
centralC their attention on
bi11cr, better-known
»ehool • aoina for hiah rll-
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Concerts i~your living room
KOCE to broadcast
'Starf est Summer.•
f undraistng special
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Perhaps you feeflike attendillf a concen,
but_ybu don•t want to hassle with tickets, traffic and pufcing. ·
If so, pull up a comfonable chair and
tune in KOCE Channel so, which Will be a.irina musical specials dunna the comina ·
week that should satisfy a ra~ of tastes.
--Perf6tme11 Will inCtudeGToliillifMilliis.
Dionne Warwick. Placido Oommao. Lu-cianno Pavarotti, Tom Jones and Willie
Nelson.
The Huntinatoo Beach-based public
television station will broadcaSt the music
shows and other special Prosralllmina 11
pan of its Starfest Summer fund-raisina
campa.iJn. The station is hopina to raise
$120,000 in the drive, which continua
throuJb next Sunday.
Viewe11 who are interated 1n somethina
a bit more tranquil than the latest heavy
metal MTV video will probably enjoy the
Mathis and Warwick specials.
Johnny Mathis is captured at an Indiana
concert rrwkina bis 2Sth year in show
business. His can:er may stretch~ to the
l 9SOs, but Mathis on ~n appean to be
in terrific shape. More importani, bis voice
sounds as rich and aoothioaaa ever. Matb.it
is not a putic:uJarty charismatic stqt
performer, but his 1J11CCfU1J. SOi\"ipokeD manner seems appropriate ror hiS reper-
toire.
Without a word to the audience,, be llidel
IDto I JOflCOUI ~ rendition Of '•Misty ... He Ibo pei(onnl a rneamtrizi
"Somewhere .. &om .. West Side Story ... na
Midway throulb the COIK'Ci""I. Malhis
lho"flCWI tbn:e Jlit dUICti he'1 1ecoaled with WOIDCD a.n. Jue Oliver (0. ta-) . wrbe Lut Time I Felt Like T&ia .. Wfib ~s, ud Dioue Wuwkt (allo on tape) barmoGim oe .. Friends iD Love. .. rinaJly, Deneice Williams out in ~to liMwitb Matbil OG '¥!,Much. Too Link. "roo t.at.e."
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The .Madia IPICill lin II 1:30 p.m. ~llMl11p1 1 t1Ml:l'n...,.
DiOGDe W..wick ... a Jooeer, mart
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Dee beaten, escapes Rupert
Duel in-warehouse
heightens tension on
'One Life to Live'
BY LYNDA BIRSCll
ALL MY CHILDREN: Jesse, stunned by
Jenny's accident, pleads with her to regain
conlciousness because he needs her Tony.
blamina Greg for Jenny's ac:c1deot. mes to
see him but Enid refuses to allow Tony to
enter the house. Erica fearful of being
-recognized whilc-tn Mexico wittr Mlkc.
Enca tells Mike she doesn't know when
she'll leave Adam, but to be patient. Daisy
Uf1C' Palmer to tell Ross they're father and
son. Adam enters Mike and Erica's
Mexican hotel room. Ross and Ellen
resume their affair. Loan sharks threaten
Jesse. Repining conscious~s. Jenny asks
for Greg. Learning Adam lw cassette of
Palmer agreeing to keep Ross's parentage a
secret in exchange for business succ.css,
Palmer holds off telling Ro~s that he's bas
father.
AS TUE WORLD TURNS: Ruling out
buraltry u motive for Whit's murder,
Frank and Marso beam search for the
killer. Steve confesses to Frank he was
drunk the last time be saw Whit and may
have even killed him. Afttr Karen and
Frannie,, who both give alibi for Jay on
ni&ht 01 Whit's murder, Jay arrested sn
Whit's killins,. Lisa decides to iovesriptc-
~ Whit's murder on her own. Lisa embar·
rassed by small turnout at Whit's funeral.
Depressed by John and Karen's divorce,
Dusty decides to live in the bunkhouse.
Her bandaies removed, Betsy as beautiful.
but is unaware her face has been made in
the exact im~e of her 111rpon's dead wife.
Leanirni of Gunnar's t.crminaJ illness,
John persuades him to tell Barbara.
ANOTHER WORLD: ln New York Julia
decides to 1nvestigate DaVld's death,
unaware she's being stalked by Ross. Cass
quits job and starU all-out search for the missina Cecille. Carter thrilJcd with escon-
inJ Thomasina throuft!out New York.
Alice stops all contact Wlth Mark, bchevina
he's asking Sally too many questions about
Davtd's death. Ben admns to Marley he's
not as wealthy as Donna believes. Nancy
jealous of Perry's date with the New York
baJlenna. Larry almost spots Catlin. Ro
Deas quits 'World Turns'
BY LYNDA HIRSCH
Jastln Deaa, oh-so-popular as Tom
Hu&hes on " As the World Turns," wall not
be retumi ng to the !.how. Deas took a leavt'
of absence to do some movie work. but 1t
seems the movie assignments have been
piling up and he's decuicd not to renew his
contract. (You may recall that Deas JUSt
picked up a best support1n1 actor daytime
Emmy for hia.role as Tom.)
Deas is beina replaced by Jasoq KlDcald,
wbo was recently seen as Sam Brady on
.. All My Children." IUncaid's role on
"Children.. was always supposed to aet
bigcr. but when Dorothy Lyman let\ as
Opal on that how, the role of Sam really
never JOt off the ground.
FOR YEARS we've been tallinatoscriaJ
actors who comphun when they only have
a line or two to ,;vc on a soap epa50de and
claim th.at that's always the hardest pan.
We used to ICOfT, but no more. Durina the
Olympics we had a bit part on the new soap
.. Santa Barbara." and the hardell thin& was
waitina around to say our JO sccondt'
ttonh of dialoeue. Jl'1 a 'fttOndcr the actors
{tUJy don't lote their mtnds! So the ne.in
time we near this complaint. we won't 1it
there and mirk and si&h: wc'U "now it's
true. h's bard to keep that enern up.
The call for actors for .. Santa Barbara" is
1 in the momin1.. and our scene didn't grt
4 Sunday. Aug. 1~, 1984
under way unti( 3 in the afternoon. Some
actors arc Laterally there lrom I a.m. unul
midma.ht while the director and tech-
nicians arc ironing out the l"nks. Other
actors don't set an until 3 p.m and then
leave at midruaht; it just depends on what
scenes you're in throu&hout the day.
In its fint two wceb, "Santa Barbara"
dld not pull off the ratinp coup NBC ~clS
hopma for while ABC wu auinJ the
Olympics. "Santa Bart>ara" pulltd 3.~ 1t1
first week -lower than Match Game·
Hollywood Squares was drawina -but
that. of course, 1s not unusual for a new
soap. Al for ABC, all that fretting at the
Alphabet network about losm1 vicwcn
durina the Olympics hasn't proven t.rue at
all. And the soap storylines, especially
those on "All My Children" and "One Life
to Live," have kept the audience slued to
the set.
OVER ON °TUE Youna and the Rest·
less.'' Rudy Bollud, wno played Rick
Daros, is back once a11in a1 actor and
writer. Holland never left the writina ataff,
but laid off the actina for a whiJe. We
undcrsWld bis storyline is 1oin1 to be quat.e
heavy come September.
Hive 1 question •bout lour f1vorite
wap or soap w-1 Wnte to ynda Hinch,
co News Amtrica Syndicate. R.O. Boi
19620, lrvi.nt. Calif. 9271•. Sbt willim~r u many questlons as sh~ <'.tn in Mr
column, but the volumt of m11} makes
ptnonal ~plie1 impos rblc,
muas Marley and Julia and steals lhe
letter. Sally's hypnotist Herb fears Ross
may be out of control.
CAPITOL: Clanssa qrees to pohtical
debate with Myrna. Jordy teJls J\onni he'll
try and find her a job. Rickie and Frankie
don't want anyone to know they're brother
and sister or that they CV(D know one
another. Brenda furious with Jordy for
mak.ina love to Beth. Riclue notices Chip
watching Ronni. When Chip comes on to
Ronni: Rickie tells her to be careful, that
she shouldn't accept dates with strangers.
Alone with baby Scottie. Wally tells hiRl
how speeial-Bfenda is. J uliehopcs-5am can
pull stnng.s to 1et an adoption through at
the same time her biol<>11cal child would
have been born.
DAYS OF OUR LIVE& I.any and Megan
arc surpnscd to find Hope at Hathaway
House. Blanche finds missina diakett.c in
safe deposit boll and Jives the diskette tn
her diary to Howie. Max reoeives second
disc tellina him how prism is important to
his business. Max decides to test B<r's
loyalty by orderina him to kill Dtanc. Bo
plans to make it look as thouah he killed
Diane, but Maxwell's henchman Carlton
wants to sec body. Bo may have to decide
whether to klll Carlton or have him learn
truth that Diane " not dead. Don insists
that Mickey tell him truth about night of
hooting. When Barry comes after T es!I
Chns beats him unconsc1ous
EOOE OF NIGHT: Pre-empted due to
coverage of Olym pies.
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Grant Putnam
hears Ceha makina plans to sec Grant
Andrews; she claims she's 101na to pick up
weddina invitations. Celia tells Grant
Andrews she loves him, but not to bchevc
any of tbe gossip he'll hear about her and
Grant Putnam. Scorpio promises to help
Ceha prove Grant Andrews innocent of
tryma to k.iJI her. l..eamlna of Ctha and
Putnam•s enaaacmcnt Jimmy I.tt destroys
the Quanmnamcs' living room and
pushes Putnam throup '1Ass door. Put-
nam is taken to hospital. At the spa Leo
purposely drops Beatrice on the floor. She
stands for a moment and then falla. Rick
about to back out of weddint to Ginny but
dccid.c1 he must &O throU&h with it for
Mike's sake.
GUIDING LIGHT: A lhot Wamn 1
found in west wins elevator 11ia1 bound·
and-pJ&td Katie. Lucky tells L~jack
Darcy w kidnal)oed Aleu.ndra and Beth.
Philip aarees 10· have Lujack search for
Beth and Alexandra. Lujack locates the tno
and talks Darcy into aiVlftl up her 01iqes.
With Philip secmmll~ rttonciled 1P the
idea that Beth and Lu,ack are in love. be aslu Alcundra and Ro to sive him bis
trust fund. Laboratory tcsu abow the
material Tony found on uce i1 from tum of
tht ttntury. When Tony and Annabel
return bomo thcyditcoverdummydrcaed
in Victonan &1rb 11uoa in tbe;r rodina
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"What'• New," '"I've Got A Cruth On
Yoo" and "Crazy He calla Me." (1 tv.)
(%).,.."Magic" (1978. Horror) Antho-
Hopklnl. AM-M!f!'t, (1 hr .. 48 min.) • cwr•1,.,100· cwwa_.,..OM.,,..
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Ad\lent\Q) Kenneth More. Dene Wynter 1! hf .. 37 min.)
(IJ ~ Players lntemahonal • Men's
Semtflnals (from Toronto) (R) (1 ht. 30
min.) CH> .. "SI Helena" (1981. Orama)
Art Carney, David Huttman. ( 1 hi .. 35
CO)~ .......
(I) am M IUL An•mated. A mag.cal
seal enlists the aid ot chlkjren to eclYcate
adUlts about human Ct\lelty lo ... 1a ( 1
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-"A HOftt Celled Jetter" ( 1983.
Orame) S9dle FrOlt, MichMI Samson.
CJ) • t I -I • M WAY A teen.ager
(Amy Wright) nplt11"9 to become a 18.u
mutlclen orgenlnl • band In a ni.nlng
home wtth the help of 1 famous trombon-
ist (Scatman Crothers) who ha1 suffered
1 ttrotce (%) _. "Sounder" (1972. Orama)
C1oe1y Tyson, Paul Winfield ( 1 hr .. 45
min.)
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Am (from Elthart Lake, W11.) • (A) ( 1
Iv.) •
e wATWmmt 1:9Gl).,.. "Hud" (1963, Orame) Paul
Newman. ~ Oooglaa (2 lvl.. 25
min.~ .. .WY•••ll . ,. ... """_._. um.a ....
UOl'IOll.• ·-,...,, .... waL .. ......... ,_.
mMmnmTPQQ .....
... "WHma" ( 1977. BloQl'aphy)
Shirley Jo Finney. Cleely Tyson (t hr .. 40
min.) ®.,.. "Glotle" (1880. Orame) GeM
Rowlands, John Adam-. ~2 hra , 1 min ) (D) M &ICTllC ... ..,,_ Maureen
Stapleton portrays • warm·hMr1ed
domestic robot pYfChaMd by a widower
(Edward Herrmann) to keep~ •nd
ra• his ttvee ~ren In this tantuy story
baSed on Ray Bradbury'• "I Sing The ~ Electnc." ( 1 tv.)
CJ) llOWll "Runaway Island" (1982.
Adventufe) Miles Buchanan, Simone
Buchanan ( 1 hr .. 35 min.)
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Jo Kennedy, Ross O'Oonovan. (1 ht., 40
min.) .
CD) lllOWll ''African AdventlHe" (1983, •·
Orama) David Nkeoa. Clive Sanders. ( 1
hr.)
(%).,.."Lola" (1982. Orame) Barbera
Sukowa. Armin Mueller-Stahl ( 1 hr.. 55
min.) _._....,..
(l)PACIMMTIC* eWTm,_ aecom MYa.mca•t R Lil INCGf&Al9 ...... , .....
N•UA11•••1/MTIMll A .._.. CUii 91CTMMM M
Cll.'91C MTI M'llWM. Hotted by Eva
Marie Saint, this pr...maUon tak• • IOOk
at lhe various happerwig1 eurrounclng the
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Sunday, Aug. 11. 1984 I
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OlymplC Arts Festlval to lndude gllmpees
of the Royal Shakespeere Company. Pia·
cldo 0omJogo end dancer I ct'lofeog(a-
~r Bella Lewl.;JJ1 tv., 30 min.)
Cl) M • mA llC • ITt Hlghll{lhta ot
Super Bow1 XI • Oakland Raldert vt. Min·
nesot~~R) -1==-UA. ... "The Rold To Slngap0<e"
( 1940, Comedy) Bing Crotby, Bob
Hope. (2 hrl.) ·-MOOD Cl) ... "Mlsll And Models" (1937.
Muak:ll) Jack Benny, Ide Lupino. (2
~-0#1WUTM -""..., Wil HDN• ....... .. , ... .. aw..._
W111C9119c.IT mN "Annie" ( 1982 Musical)
Alleen Quinn. Albert FlnAey -{2 hrs , 8
mrn)
([) ,_ Players lntematlonal Finals
~ve from Toronto) (2 hr1.) CID.,. '"Tar11a The oner" (1979, Doc·
umentary) Narrated by Petlk Ustinov ( 1
hr , 31 min)
CO) mwll "Cold River" (1982. Adven·
ture) Suzanne Webef. Pat PetefWOO ( 1
hr . 35 min.)
.,.. "Heart Like A Wheel'' ( 1983,
Bt0graphy) Bonnie Bedeha, Beau Brldg·
es (1hr .53mtn)
•MTODAY -
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~ICll'L• 1111-•u••u. ........... ...,m,m.,.
~COWITYTOOAY tW I amt YOU Featured Dennlt Weaver
and l'Ms Wll• Gerry dltcuu LIFE. (love IS
Feed!~ Everyone) a program designed
l•o a;:::.:-:-
.,.. "S=boerd" ( 1978, Drema)
Leif Garrett, Allen Gerfleld.}Z hra )
IA1UllTA9'AWI .. ._
IMllUSCIMAN ....... Mml TOTlll..,.,... Dina Mer·
nU end Jeck Gilford star In this 1tory ebolll
a Mefet experiment lo clone • famoua .cl·
enlist (1 hr., 45 min.)
(%).,.. "OMne Madnea" (1~. MUSI-
cal) Bette Midler. The Harlettea. (t hr ..
34 min.)
ft1I ~ :':.'Chicago Cvbl •t Cloclnoatl
~ (3hrs.. 15mln.)
al) w•~• Atlanta Brlvff at St. LOUii
Cerdlnell (3 tVI) tWe ... "The Sileflce" (1975. Orama)
Richard Th0ma1, Cliff Gorman (1 hr .. 30
lm1n.._ccu WlmMm . -·------W-•IA•H' fll'•I IOCS 8oober dteam1 that he
• two peoote, end the othef Fraggi.t try
to c1et'1rmlne jolt how many Booben
mere era tW(U) .. ''The Big StNI" (1949, Adven-
ture) Robeft Milchum. Jane GtMr (1 hr ..
11 min.)
10 Sunday. Aug. 19,'198-4
-1~ITOOlll tll al Netlooal long Driving Cham·
piOnlhlp f nell (from ~I Creek Golf
CourM In Bl-m. Ala.). ..,. ... 1--lfMIUICM
..... " "We, The Accused" Paul
decldel to make a run for It when Chief
tnspec«w Bottro. assigned to Investigate Elinor'• death. 0<ders an exhumation.
{!>art 3 of 5) (A) c;J (1 tv.)
• LIU OO&I World Chenlpionshlp Of
Women'• Golf final round (from Sheker
~ta eoueca.~1ub, Ohtol ID .. .._.noew, 1IOll.D
CllAIMll 11• • Featur• drum and bugle
corps In competition and announcement
of the W\Mtf, from Atlanta (2 hra )
(I) Alm) MCM C.n-Am Races (from
Lime Rock. Conn.) .
(8)--"Heact..Llke A Wheel" i W&S.
Biography) Bonnie Bedella, Beau Brldg·
es. ( 1 hr .. 53 min.)
I Nlm~---ftM ..... -.. 'MBITOOlll 0 NA IG&.I PGA Champt0nsh1p
Tournament • Final round (live from Shoal
Creek Golf Course 1n Birmingham, Ala )
i hl'a., 30 min.) --CM.LI ._"Simon" ( 1980, Comedy) Alan
Arttln, Austin Pendleton (1 hr , 37 mm )
(()Alm) MCM Formula I German Grand
Pr1x (from Hockenhelm, West Germany) IB> (2 tvs l·
-· llOTI: • 1"1 LOI AW'U UW U. • •ACllD CM, LOCAL,_,.... -C1W1• 1•1JMT1•1"1 llCMI -UU.ftl•Clr BL• ....
W8 Cl) IPCm1 IUllDAY Scheduled Berllfl
Track and Field Champlonshi~ 12 hrs )
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D tv~ IOWLM "Bonanza Classic" ---·-•MA• ·-ADMl-U •
A UM CUii: '"" LIO IUICA&IA One of Dr. Lao Buscaghe's famous
"Love" cla&MS at the University of South-
ern California Ii re-enacted G> M POOTIALL "Pre-Seaton Game"
Miami Oolph1n1 at Loa AngeleS Raider• (3
hra.)
(I)lllOWll "loveSpeN" (1~t. Romance)
Richard Burton, Kate Mulgrew. ( 1 hr • •O
man)
CD)--"Reds" (1981, Orama) Warran
Bea~ne Keaton (2 ht1 , 40 min )
"lhet MldnlQht Kita" ( l9•9.
Muticel) Mario Lanza. l<attvyn GraylOl'I l! tv .• 38 min.)
(%).,. "Class" (1983. Orama) Rot>
Lowe. Jacqueline 84Met. ( t hr .. 38 min.)
l .U.UmTAM
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W r&.-. mM Reguterly IChedO•ed
mng may ~ delayed due to eeks
• IOI.I World Championship Of
women·• Golf ftNI rOimd (from ~ kar
HtfOhtl Country Ck.lb. OhlO). (1 ht) e Mft'U. Ce11tomja Angel• at Balli· •
mot• Otio!M (3 hit ) • D .,. "Fall-Seta'' ( 1964 6uspenM) -
Htn=dl· Dan O'Hefllhy (2 hr1)
• "8o0 & C.rol & Ted &
AliOI" ( 1969. Comeoy) Natal .. Wood
Robert Culp. (2 tva)
.... "Malibu High" (1979. Come ~n:.==ra~~
VICTOl IOlll Vk:tOf 8ofge PflMnfl I
blend of rootlc and comedy with back u~
by membarl of the London Ptllharmonlc l! hr.) CD ... TD A look at homeleu people Ir
Ametica end what la being done about
them. featuring lntervlewa wfth federal offt·
Cl8Js. (t hr. ) CH>.,_ "Glor"" ( 1980, Chma) Gena
Rowlands, John AdameS (2 tvs , 1 m n.) •-econ a11 0l'Jml ...
tll(f) llOWll "Batman" (1966. Comedy)
Adam West, Burt Ward. (2 hrs.) CC) .,_ "The Lest Unicorn" (1982,
Fantasy) Animated Voice& of Me Far·
row, Alan Arkin, ( 1 hr . 24 min,)
(l)fllll .. ....
tll tm ....... WOM.D °' Meo.• COUl-...r-POOTIALL ~.-;p,;.Season Ga~"
Green Bay Packers et Los Angelff Rama
i hi's,30min)
... IOll.fta&ACl Nl)AY a.com IOTT9
.-AT S=-teell "C.Ua1· An
International Celebration" The memory ol
one of the world's greatest clivn Is hon·
Ofed by Joan Sutherland, Kiri Te Kanawa,
Placido Domingo and others. also. rare
film clips of Maria cauas 1n performance
are feat:061,.i3 hi$ ) m> 1MI ,_ GUATIMALA The hi.sto-
ry of "Gospel CMreach " a group of con·
servat1wt American .vangellcal1 that con-verted Rios Monti. who became president
of Guatemala In • l'Tllhtary coup. ( 1 hf )
llOCUT au.uoe 00
.,. "l:teart Like A Wheel" ( 1983
Bt0g1aphy) Bonnie Bedell•. Beau Brldg·
es ~ hr , 53 min.) (~I ..... C* THI WAY A teen-ager
(Amy Wright) uplrlng to becOme e jau
mus1Clan orgen!Zas • bind In a nurllng
home with the help of e famous trombon·
1st (Scatman Crother•) Wtlo has eoffered
a stroke
(l)llCMI "Marriage. ltallen Style" (1964,
Comedy) Sophia LOfen. Marcello Maa·
tr<>ilnnl ( 1 hf , 42 mln.l •II ... -WT YAI' •I fUV. The
past season'• bell playera from eacl'I dlv1·
lion of the National Football league are
profiled
I " .. ,. .. wuwo. ..... u • = fUTllm Otsc Jockey Rick Dees hotts this tnbUta to recording ar1ltt1
and thek hit tonga. GUeet1 inclUde Culture
Club. Rod Stewart. The POlnter Sisters.
The Police. Berlin, Bonnie Tyter, Re-Flex
and~~~ 1 .. "So Sad About Gloril'' ( 1974.
Mystery) Dean Jaool(. lOfl Sendtfs (2
hrt) QJ .,..'ullmn 1111 -Featwad
Jason Robards' new m1n11tr... "The
Atlanta CN•d MIJfdetl". te•evllloo'• effect
on chltdren'1 d1S1r1 and ablltty to r d ( 1
hr) • .,.. "Tn~ P.arallax V.-w" (197•,
Ofarna) Warren,..tty. P•uta PrtnttSS
{2 hrl)
• _. ''The CrOINded Sky" (19!0,
Creme) Daila Anctrelf4. Rhonda Fleming
2 "'') wwocw•-•1•"9fTI .UTC1910P UlfllUIC900
.,. "HH01n' For Broadway"
( 1980, Muslc•I) Rt• mlth, VIVtan Reed
-I -~hr .. 29mln.) ..,......
.,. "R9dl" (1~t. Drama) Warren Bea~ KMton. (2 tva., 40 min.)
Cl) "LCMllicit" (1983. Comectf)
Dudley MOOfe, EJzabeth McOoYem. ( 1 _.hr .. &.t'de.
-=JC .. ..., ............... , , ___ _ _ ... .., Nm••,. ..,,.. .... .. Clim• mnmul T ""' Guest: Michael uOoluuw-
WC 1111 ... mr•u.~., . ...... . I.*.,.., ___
~-.ATUllllSIWM ......
C.. In • lecture et Sactemento'• °"""
munltycenter Thtat•. the IUthOf end
educlt« tllk• •bout flt•bllehing IOYtng
relltlonth!PI In II pettt of ont'I lite. (1
h(.)
(IJR'I mAftlf ••RI t1lgNlghtt of tht '73 Miami Oolphtnl and '7' Plttit>ufgh
St..itrt ... tOnt. (R) (1 hr.) CD .oWll "Thi 8murlt Md Tht Mtglc . FIUte" (1913, Orame) Al*nlttd. (1 hr.,
1• min.) cm .-¥ LG IM• Singer I tongwriter
Kenny LOQQlnt ptrlomlt meny Of hie
grfflttt hlff -Including "Whtntwf I Celt You Friend" and "Keep The Flte"·.W'thla
cone.rt tepid at tht Sant• Berber• Coun-
~ B~ 1 hr.) W "Thi Star Chamber" ( 1983.
Drema) Michael Oouglet, Hal Holbrook.
l htl., 29 min.) IOYOUWMIT10llAllADUL
.. .. ''TtXlt Acroet Tht Rivet"
(1966, W•tem) OMn Martin. Ajlln
Delon. (2 hta.) ...... , ... , ... ...
Ma ...... °'_ .... Q ....
left -IA'tOMM&. .......
•1U'.'?vo1cano" (1969. AIMntin)
Maxlmlen Schei. 8'11n Ktttlt A group of
treaeur.....i<ert II caught up In • mutMI
tidal W8"9 Cluted by It'll eruption of I Y()f.
leanor IC•-
~TO,_.. , ___ _ = "Sol9 Survtvor" < 1989, Orama)
VlnOt Edwerdt. Richard Beiehert. The
lone surVlvor of a plane crash •Ida tht
lnvestigauon of the eccldent 17 yurt llt·
., (2 IY•.>-~-• ll&W. •B'fllC "Return To
EY8f'"t" Thie tiibUte to Sir EdmUnd Hiiiery on the 301h aMIYwMl'f o1 hll ramoue
clmD dOCUmentt hil llta end IP9C'll rell· tlOnlhlp with lhe ~ of ,...,.. (A) i.unu-••,..
..... -~ tcNdlJlld pogrlftWnlng ,,,., bl ..... -..
pliadgia bfeMI. -(I) ._ Pllyert lnt9mational FNll
t.trom Tototlto) • (R) (2 hrl.) CD> .. "POf1ty't" (1981, Comedy) o.n Monlhln. Mn HerrW. Alndy high
school bOyS ..-~on • .a.azy
dathouM that r.u.d them ectmmence.
'R' ~35 mln.) .
Cl) "Helrt Lb A Wheel'' (1983.
Blogtaphy) 8orinll Btdella. 8Mu Bridg-
" A drametll.atlon or the life of Cit racer
Shlr»y "Chi Chi" Muldowney. who won
her first rece In f988. 'PG' Q ( 1 hr • 53
min.) .. ,--.. em&.ftlOC9-· -•CMll ....,..,,..
WT 9 m Da«J • A tnUIJcaJ tOU'
of 8ev11e It provtdtd by tenof Pladdo
Domingo al he tlflgl lrlet by Mowt. Ver-
di, B&l9t end Roal!R. whO wtf9 lnlpWed e (B~ (1hr .. 30 mo.L "Thi TMM Chllrt" ( 1970,
Comedy) Ron Moody. Frank L.anQllla. A
dtpoeed nobllmln tnlltt• the •Td of • commoner to help reoowr 12 cNn.. one
of which holdl • tortunt 1n ltWM-·o· < 1
hr .. "' min.) .. 1-=:. .. ~latty ICMdUltd
iii may bl delayed dUt to .. ,. •ITll I _.,, UA. From 0.1-
_ _, tat; hOW t.won CCMrt netlonll polltlc&I
COft'ltl'ltlOnl Ind the role tellrilllon pllyt
In convtn1lon ttealna. ( 1 hr.) • al MUft ... rf GI IOT1 F~
tur• lrlCIUdt dltellt of • teetet plOt to
......inttt Ado!Ph Hltltr. a '" thlt p&rtl
llMUefY. • ttrttt '*'°'"* who IUWM • Chein MW, Ind a men who ptrl«mt a
humln t«eh act. (R) (1 hr.)
... "Fd-Slt." (198-C. Sulpente)
Henry Fondl. Dano·~· A SAC pllne
..... through ......... , •• %ont putting
New'YOflc fn dlogtr of being b0mb9d. (2 tn.l.. ~ ....... ~ .. "Allky BuWilll" ( 1$83, Com-
edy) Tom CfutM, RebeCCI OtMomay. A
h1gh IChool Mnlor, lheltertd In en affluent
CtliCaQO tubwb. dlddll to expenrnent wttn m. Vfllder .,. ot ate. 'R' ' 1 hr . se
min.) • Cl) .. "Thi Gf .. t Sentlnl" ( 19"78.
Orame) Robert Duva•, Btythe Danner. A r~ M8tlnt COfpl ottlcef *-domettlc blt11et ~ ht trlee to ~ hit mllltetY ldllll on hll ram11y.
•PO" ( 1 hr .• 58 min.)
1 ...... ,.. . -.... ... A P'J I •TO Ml•I A v.11t to the
.. tett of pof1•lonel gambltf JoM Aspt-
nd, .whO l'lllllitelna • ~ 11nctU1tY In
n.wei Engllnd thlt 11 • ~ for (1tlflf 500
wld rinelt "°'" 79 ~ tpedll. ( 1
ht.) •(JI) ....... 8oobtr dttemt U'tlt he
11 two oeoplt, end the other FflOQlel try
to °'*mint .,_, how many 80obtf'I
there ere . · ., .. , •• aavav .
.. Cl) -MY AT A 11m Bafblre retail-
:::-. ~t Merk'• prectlceHoklng
...... 1ftQll Oti(' (1-tn-.... , ~ ~.~.~~ Min, "" Mlll'on, I,,. ~' • • BIMd on the bodl OotdDn Thonwt
cs.tllcpment of lhe atomic bomb lrld
Pteetdent Truman's euthorlzatlon of the
fateful miMion that would Ind Jepen'•
1nYo1Y8mtnt In Wortd Wat II. (R) Q (3
tn) • 1.,w awou•MC&11•~
• al ....eMna -9Cl0018~ W1* Ylsiting hit hometown tot hla Nd\
9ChoOI reiun-on. the jUdge ptobtl ln1o the
mystenous dllthl of two of hil '°"'*
ctaamatet and soon tindl hit own life la In ~~~ ol 2) (R) Q (1 hi.)
• ... "Lion Of The Dtwt" (1981,
Orama) Anthony Quinn, OMr Reed. A
hard-riding BedOuln leadef rn!Stt ltaty'• •tt~~=-i:.~ I w1mme1·wm "To s.w TtMsm IJ My Dlyt" P.J. 'I feud with lhe
headmet1er comet to • heed at the 8oerd
ot Govemcn meeting when AlcoCk
demands hll r.-gnauon (Part 10 of 13)
-IB> o (4-tv ,..\5..miA.) -CC) .. "Annie" (1982 ......... )
Alleen Quinn, Al~ FIMe)'. OUflna tht
0r .. t Oepttellon. bl.ldpett mUt .. bllllon-
UI ()Iyer Warbuckl °'*" hie pelau.I
atate to • apunky rtdhtldld orphan. tot
wNlt hi think• will only bl t WMk. 'PG'
l hr1 .• 8 min.hi. .... _. "The Ster Chamber" (1983.
ema) Michael Doug n. Hal HOibrook.
A young llwytf firmly~ ttlll the
gulleld not bl Ml ft• end mMtl cha btcaUM of hit bllitf. 'R' (2
hrs.. 29 min.) cm llO¥ll "POft(y't II: Thi Nat DIY"
( 1$83. Comedy) Dan Monahan, wyett
Knight. A group of high 1ehoot atudlntl
try to ttiWatt the peene of • lllf"figtlteoul
preacher end the KKK to cenaor a ShM.-~1 tntival. 'R' (1hr .• 35mifl.)
Cl} CAT Oii A MOT 111 IOCf Ten~ Wii-
iiams' play aboUt • wee"hy. power1ul and dMded Southern famlly ttara .JeaeK:e
Lange a Maggie. Tommy Lee .xin. •
Brick and RJp Tom u Big Daddy. (2 hra.1
30 nwi)
• .. "Song Of The Open Rc»d''
( 1a«. MUlicel) Jat'9 POM!l. Edglll Ber·
gen. A child ater runs away to jOln • group
ot youngst8f1 lnYOIVld In uvlr\g • tann
fleld trom NW'I (2 tn.)
•tm--•M.w&L • IA,_. ••VllO LoOka at the
pionee.ing chlme>enzee ,_..,ch of Or.
Jant Goodall;'who h8S bilt\ *Ofklng lOi
over 20 yeen on the mott comprthll....,.
pr.met• a.tudy in teientiflC hiltory. ( 1 hi ..
10 rTWl_J .. e (I) .,. a 1 aa • o.oroe " shocked to dllCOYel tht ,..eon an old
flamtla=him (R)
..; '; MD A11c1 II upett with Mll't
mother When she IMma Tommy It tr.
quentlng tht r.ce Vlldl and -,.. the~ ~· oomout• to i** www.ra. (R) LWA ... Clf.IM ...
8 9 ._"The Mein Event" (1979
Comedy) Berora Strlitarld, Ryen O' .....
A blnlcrupt ~ ~ny Pfealdlnt II
tOteld 10 tal bldt on htr O('f ~
es.et -a pttzef'Olter who'• llr•ld to 9'ght •
R) Q(2htt.) .. a1•• M'=n Clf,. -... INY leonatd \II AV\.lt'> Kalull (foUghl ~ '80
--.. -'4.!. ....
In Houston). {R) ( 1 hf.) -, CD 90V11 "Porky'•"· (1981. Comedy)
Dan Monahan. Man< Herrlef Randy high
achOOI boys leek vengeance on • aleazy
cathouse thll ftlUMd them admittance
'R' ( 1 hr . 35 min.)
(%) .,_ "Jinxed!" ( 1982. eom.dy)
Bette Mldler, Ken Wahl A linger talk• an
unlucky casino dealer Into helping her do
away With her obnoXIOUS boylrlend 'A' ( 1
hr .• 45 min.)
•all GMtUP ... .."'1a-•.,C1"W TMUTM "To Serve
Them All My 0.ya" P J.'1 feud with the
headmaster comes to a heed at the Boerd
of Governors meeting when Alcdck
demands his resignation (Plt1 10 of 13)
IBI O (1 hr .. 10 min.} GD UJCWeO PAYMOTTI • COiiC81 The
tenof sings en alHtallan program lnckJdlng
pleeeS.by Anptghl. Tosti, BononclnL Ros--
llnl and Caldara. and arias from operH by
Verdi. Cilea. Donizetti and Puccini. Taped
at the San Ffancisco Opera House (R)
~hrs) • B ()) 1UllM ..., U. A tyrannic.I
producjlvlty consultant turns San Francis-
co Memorial H01Plt•I Into a den of fear IBl < 1 hr> D tcltoOl llAT Gunta: Alta Walttfl.
member of the L A City Board of E<tuca·
!Ion and Tommy Hawkin•. fonner prof ...
lk>nll Datketblll play«, now tpartecatter
dltcUll the toplC "The C.Average -No
lad polley for p1r1lclp1tlon In 11etr1-c:urrlcu·
lar 1ctMtl11
Cl) llOVll "Thi Oklahoma Kid" (1939.
WHtarn) Humphrey Bogar1. JamH Ctg· ney. A bandit hero dtftndt ttttltrt In tht
outhwett In tht lltt 1eoo. (2 l'lrt) -.... ._..,..,. ,. •.•.
MM1U ...._ L.uoky 61rlkt !'Iller
MIC (lrom Elk Orovt VUllgt Ill ) (A)
hr.) -,. .• ,.. ,.. .,_.
dUltl who have dluppeartd without •
tract 11'\d tht dev11t1ting effect• on their l•ml:..i 1 hr ) cm "Brttthlttl" ( 1983, Orama)
Alehlrd Ottt, Valerie 1<1prll'llky. A frN-
splrlted auto thltf uninttnllonally klRI •
petrolman and llttt dtvtlop• an obMt-
llYt attraction to a young woman (2
hre.._,,A -·=-''BIOndle Ptaya Cupid" (19.41, ~) Penny Slngltton. Arthur L•k•
Tht Bumateedl dtClde to help • young
couPlt eiop. ( 1 hr • 30 min ) .. cm ..,. "Sink The Bl1marckl" (1960.
Adventure) Kenneth More. Dena Wynter
Tht famous German battleship II defNt·
ed by an avaUablt • r and ... fOl'cn ( 1
tv .. 37 min.) -·WOODY~.._ 'IM .. Host Mo Guthtle travels throughout the U 6.
and talk• with people wf'IO knew his lathe<;
prominent musicians. lnc:lud•no Joan Baez. Judy Collln•. Pete 8eegtf and Hoyt
Axton. perlorm Woody'• aongs (1 hr • ~5
min.) -·(I) Cll ... .-CW. Dan Rather anchorl a pr~ of lht RepubUcan
National Convention from the Dallas Con·
venuon ~er.
l tr••n• .,...111srr Tiii -Featured
Juon AOC»lrdt' r..w mlNMflel ·'The
Atlanta Child Murdttt", ttlev SIOO'• t«ect
on cNldftn'• dMltt end a ty to rud ( 1
hr .. 30 min.I
12 Sunday, AUg. 19, 1984
(l)MIJSaYOU~A ... DGOI
I.Oft _ .... ,..,..,_
(I) .. "Bel Ami" ( 1978, Comedy)
Harry Atemt, Christa Undef A repotiff
cove<lng an erotic art lhow la persuaded
to join the fun-a ttaff of a skin maga-
zine. ( 1 hr .• 24 min.
tW DeCl>O ... WAU.lftilff _,.IL__,. ..,. ....
,,_, .. MIMT
INITIC9IJIR ...... ,.,. ...
mwm•1111 •••••• .,. "OMnt Madness" ( 1980. Musi-
cal) Bette Mldler. The Harlettet Thl1 film
rec<>fd of Mldlef's concert performances
at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium In Feb-
ruary, 1980, features a variety of songs,
from camp standards to rock bahads.
punctuated by a aeries of raunchy mono-
. 'A' ( 1 ht • 3" min ) CAU.mAU.90ITI ml _ ... ,.. ...... u.
1W .... , ..... .... ........ ....
MAMYO ......
ATMllOWlll llOWW "Tht AutoblOgraphy 01 Miii
ant Pittman" (1974, l:>fama) Cicely
Tyton. Odttta. A 110·veer·old woman
recallt htr ~ft from ll•vt Claya In Louisiana
to ctvn right• dtmonttrttlOnt 1n tl'lt 1980t
[
htt.) . • -llOVll "Tht Night Thi Br!dgt Fell • n" (Part 1 of 2} ( 1980, 8u1Ptntt)
Jamet M10Ar1tiur. Ott• AtnH Jr. Tht hvtl
or eight PIOPlt, among ll'ltm • btnk
roDbtr fitting from tl'lt police, are Imper
lltd When a colllllOn prto1pltal tllt COi
E of an t.11'11t1blt brldQt. (R) (2 hra.) ICMI "Httn Llkt ~ Whttl' ( 1983
aphy) Bonnlt Btdtllt, a .. u 'Brldg·
" A chmatlllllon of tl'\t lift of car racer
Shlrlty "Cha Chi" MuldOWnty, who won
hff fW'lt ract in t&ee PQ' ( 1 hr . 53
min.) ·
Cl) lllO¥ll "Tht World Ac:coralng To
Glrp" (1982. Comedy) Rol)ln WR11amt,
Mary Beth Hutt. The aon of an unmarried
prep echOOI nurM tn)Oyt • lift full of
1ctv.ntur-. colncld~ and blurre
chlracters. 'A' (2 hra .• 15 min.)
GMCLUI tW al) llDWll "Tht Story 01 Vernon And Irene
C..tle" (1939. Musleal) Frtd A1ta1re
Ginger Roger• Two Dallroom swfftheartt
embark upoo a tuee ... lul dancing ctrMr
~hrs.)
tW U llOWI "The Night The 8n~ Fell
Down" (Part ' of 21 (1980 Sutptnte)
Jamet Mec:Arthur, Otll Am.ti Jr, The liv9s
of elghl people, among them a benk
robber fleeing from the potioe. art Imper·
lled When • coll1110t1 preclpi111 .. the ~
ii ol en unstable bn~ (A) (2 hra )
MOU.YWOGO w• tW .. "The Oi111)pe1r1nc. Of Aimee"
( t976. Otam1) Faye l).inaway. Bette
OaVI$ A district 1ttomty In• to prove
that the 1928 "kidnapping" or tv1~.e1111
Aimee Semple McPherson wat really a
tUM 10 conceal • romantic tryst. (2 hra ,
10.:oJ. CC) "Ori Thi Yard" ( 1979, Or1ma)
Tom w111es. JOhn Heard A Quiet tir11-
offen0tf, WhO doeen't r tty frt Into prltoo
Sc>c:ltty. 15 caught 1n tl'lt middle of• power
struaate between I new guard captain
and-tlle 'ougtl con who runs the acoon In
ll'lt Of on vard 'R ( 1 tw. 35 min)
-;:::a.1 ... ..,,a-....
CllUlaCAUIMT • 1111 CMt• W .-TMI M•flhlR Crenshaw 1n1
his brother Rob«t, the band'• drvmmtr
team up wrth ba881St Chna Donato for t
rock and roll conctf1 ( 1 hr )
(£) IMllCIUl9 MCl9I Budwe•Mf' GOI<
Qip (ftom TrlClt• Wath.) (R) (1 hr)
(0) mWll "Blade Runner" (1982 Sci
ence-Fictioo) Hamson Ford, Rutge1
Hauer. In a world of tile tuture. a sp9Cla
polic• olficer 11 aaigned to track dowr
and destroy four renegade andrOldS 'R'
l! hf . 5" min.) 011U _."The Executlonet" (1970 Dr•·
ma) George Peppard. Joan Colllnl A
Brttlsh agent II suspended after he lrnta to
prove that one of h11 collMgues II• tral-
lf>r ( 1 hr • .45 mtn ) •m••rrt·-11:11 .,. mTOUCMAILa w.v . ..,
•llAltTIUO llAY'm tlOTll
w --~ ... AUITlALIAll IULH POOTIALL
Hawthorne vs. Ctrtton (R) ( 1 ht .• 30
min)
(%) lilCMI "Dead Of Night" ( 19.46, Hor·
ror) Mervyn Jotlne. MIChael Atdgtavt A
man tlndl hlmMlf Uvlng a frightening
recuulng drtam In whloh a group o1
1trang1r1 relate their own nlghlmarH ( 1
hr . 4i min.) -~-.oomU&nn. llCMI "Hold i'hat Hvonotltt" (19&7,
CW) Bowtty Boyt. Huntl HIM Whtn
one of tl'lt Boyt. lkeptlcal °"" agt regrt1t1on 11CP1Mmet1te, agttff to bt hyp·
nollad. ht dlecover1 ht ftd a Piii 1tt1 In
tht 1800t •• • 8rt11an t111 colltctor. ( 1 hr ,
30mln) ..... ~ '=-"VOung 00Clor1 In Love"
( 1882, Comedy) Michael Mc1<e1n, Sean
Voung A young wrgaon tt1H to over-
come 1'111 ft1r of tht knllt In thll apoot 01
IOl9 Optfl CllChu 'A' ( 1 l'lf , 35 min.) 119 IJl)~ATLMM
CC) llCMI 'Mondo Cent" { t 963, Oocu-
mtntary) Narrlted by Stei1no Slbaldl
The mote txlraordlnary ~ or Ma In d1f-,.,,nt countr1t1 offttl 1tr1ngt ceramoni.s
and twn atranger fOOd. ( 1 hf .. 45 min ) w ...
W .,.,. "Sorcerttt" ( 1982. F1n111y)
Leigh l .nd Lynett• Hams. Bob Ntlton. A
young woman and her lWorct-wi.tdlng
CQhort' come to the aid or her twlf'I tlat•r.
who has been captured by theft eorcerer
lather to be 11ct1tlced 10 the gOClt 'A' ( I
hr .• 25 min) 119 Cll ... _....,TCM
ff'IYCIUllUll•• ~ LGl•ll Sf'lgtr I songwriter
Kenny Loggin' perform• manv of hit
grtatest Ms -lnc:IUd111g .. ~., 1 Can
Vou Fr1eod" and "KMp The Fire" 1n this
COfleeft taped II fhe Santa 88'bara Coull·
IBowl (1 hr.) .. ..,, .. ....,
All 1111W -CllCO---= "Nana" (1981, Orame) Katv• Beroer. Jean-PIOfrt Aumont A t.Nutlful
and wUllul proalllut• P.UI& ~ ~ranee
and bOdy to uae to beoome lht 1oe11 ot
the town 'A' 11 hr , 32 min~
-... "OOln' All The Wty .. 1 { 1882.
-I •
IUnclay Cont.
Orama) Oen Waldman. O.b«ah Van
-Rhyn A high IChOOI MfllOr anxlously tries
to get h.s YlrlUOUt Qklfrlend to go to bed
with him. 'R' ( 1 hi .. ~5 min )
WCI) .. "L~" ( 1983. Comedy)
~tey Moore. Elizabeth McGovem A
married psycl'llatrlat t1nd1 htmMlf falling In
love with a petient 'PG' ( 1 hr • 35 min.) •C!l PMnl• ~..,. ''Wilma" (1971. 81e>graphy)
Shirley Jo Finney. Cicely Tyt00 A young
. . -.
•Cl> "The UnhOly Garden" (1931, Mys-
tery) Ron.aid Colman, Fay Wray ( 1 hr ..
14 mln1 -~ "Popeye" (1980, Comedy) Robin
W1lllama. Shelley OuvaH. ( 1 hr . 54 min.) •Im "The Major And The MlnOr" ( 1942.
Comedy) Ray Milland, Ginger Rogers (2
hrs) •CZ> "Dead Ot Night" ( 19'&~. Honor) Mer·
vyn Johnt. Mdltet Redgtav. ( t hr • 44
min.)
Mt(J) "Luv" ( 1987. Comedy) Petel' Falk.
Jack Lammon (2 tvt )
Cl) "Great Expectation•" ( 1878. Orame)
Mimattd (Hu .. 12 m n.) •CCJ "The PromlM" ( 1970, Orama) Kath·
IHn Quinlan. 8ttphen Collin• ( 1 hr . 38
mk'I )
(0) "Avantll" ( 1972. Romance) Jack
Ltmmon. Julitt Milla 12 nrt , ao min >
.. "A Mldlummtr Nighl'I 8t11 Com.cly"
(1982, ~) WOOdy AUtn. Ma Far·
rO# ( I tv , 30 ITlit\,)
(I) "The Wttch'a 8 tltt" ( 1978. My1ttry)
O&pnnt Youttt. Oita 8rown ( 1 hr 10
min ) (%) "8oundtt" (1972. Ofamt) Clcely ri_aon. Paul w1nt1tld (2 hrt ) -~ "GalllpOll" (1081, Orama) Mel Gib· eon, Mark Ltt ( 1 ht , 50 min.) 00 "It Came l'rom HollywOOd" ( 1882.
COmtdy) John Candy. Oen Aykroyd ( 1
hr .• 20 min.)
"Red H .. de<I Woman" ( 1832. Ora·
ma) Jean Harlow. Chetttt Mortlt. ( 1 hr .
14mln.) -ai "The Baited Ot Josie" ( 1968. Come-~ Oot11 O.y. Peter Gravtt (2 ht1 ) •a "Pardn«t" ( 1966, Corntdy) Dean
Martin, Jerry Lewll. (2 hrt.l
CJ) "Mattiage. Italian Style ' ( '*· Com-
edy) Sophie Loren. MarcellO Mastroianni.
i! ht .. 42 min.) tW(I) "Somt'Ntlefa In Time" (1980. Fanta-
sy) Chtlstopteer Reew. Jent Stymovr ( 1
hr . 45 min.) _ ................. -
-(CJ "A<Mntur .. Ot Shtrloek Holmes"
( 1939, Mystery) 81111 Rathbone. Nigel
Btuce. ( 1 hr .. 25 min ) CID "The Toy" ( 1982. Comedy) Richard
~or. Jecttle Gleason ( 1 hr .. 40 mirt)
(Q) "Young Doctors In LOY•" ( 1982.
Comedy) Ulehael McKean, Sun Young i! hr. 3$ min.)
-(1) "Duck. You Sucke<" ( 1971. Wtste<n)
Rod Sta!get. James Cobum (2 hr1 , 19
min)
W (C) ''King Kong" (1976, Ad'lenture) Jelf
Bri&.&_ Jtlsic:a LI~ (2 hr1 . 14 min.) Cl)~r;ell 01 The Pink Pantt\V' ( 19e2.
Comedy) Ptter Se!IM. David Niven ( 1
ht .. 3Smln)
black woman IPU'$ herMlt on to become
a tripte gold medal winner In the t9e0
~ =n=·.<,1 hr .. .0 min )
. •1tAICAIO'IMITcm.. ..... -ICOIT
-MIUNTI • ll I 111WllQ
.. ''The Star Chamber" ( 1983,
Orama) Michael Oouglaa. Hal Holbrook.
(D "Ftgf\ttng Coat Guard" ( 1951. Dre-
ma) Brian Oonlevy, Elle Ralnet. ( 1 hr . 30
min) a.cm "Notman Loves Rose" ( 1982. Come-
-dy) Carol Kane. Tony Owen ( 1 hr., 40
min.) •CZ> "The Star Chamber'' ( 1983, Ofama)
Michael Oooglaa, Hal HotbfOOk. (2 hrS
29m1n.)
•(J) "The Witch's Slater" ( 1979. Mystery)
Daphne Yourtt, Dara Brown. (1 hr . 10
min.)
-~ "Ana.ttat!a" (1858. Orama) Ingrid
e.tgman. YUi Brynner. ( 1 hr • 46 min )
•(J) "Amerlean Gtatt1t1" (1973, Comedy)
Ron Howard, Cindy W mt (2 tv1 • 30
tNn )
"Aob!neon Crut0t" ( 1975, A<Mn·
tura) Antmattd ( 1 Iv., 28 min )
"The Party" ( 1oat. Comtdy) Peter
Sel!aft. Claudine Longt1 ( 1 hr • 38 min )
•CJU "Strangt lnvadtra" ( 1912, Science·
'let.on) Paul LtMat, Nancy Aliff\ ( 1 hr •
2tm1n ) __ .,.iil&i
•• D Cl) e ••10MtM1'0IW.*' ~rom the Dalltt Convention Cen·
ter: opening Mttlon: keynote addratt by
Traaaurtr ol the U.8. Katt\lrlna Ortega
(Regullrly ICMdYltd programming mey
bt ct.llytd or prt-ampltd for e11tendtd
convention covtt•·> ~) ~ • a ., • .,... ••••m11111101•
From the O.llu ~lion Ctnttt: open-
ing MUlon: keynote addr ... by Tl'eatl'rtr
of the U.S. l<ltherlnt Ortega (,...arly
achedUltd progtamming rTlly be delayed
0t pre-empted for extended convention lc~(2~r1.)
Mm.mTMMACnCA •Hiii__, lnMMWllDf.OIY .
.,.. "Gallipoli" (1981, Orama) Mel
Gibton, Mark LM Two Auttrahan toot
rac.t with contrullngly d1ttarenl perton-
al•lltt 11gn up 10 fight In Turkey durwig
World Wat I 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) (I) ... ICMt fl/1 M ,. Muhammad A• vs Joe Frallef (fought January '74 in
NewYork), (ttlr,) ' -u•.u _. "SOmewhefl In Time" ( 1980.
Fantuy) ChriStopher Reeve. Jene Sey-
mour. ObMSitd wllh the portrait of a
19ttw:entury actreu. • modern-day play-
wrighl uaes hypn01is to travel t>ack ln time
and meet her. 'PG' (1hf .45 min)
1 ..... ...
-.... .... Rtgul.ttly achedU'90
iE may be delayed dUe to
ka. -,.._ ..... WD•'•-
A young lawyer tlrmly b911eWt that the
~~ not be Mt frM and meets becauM of hll bel~t. 'R' (2
hrs.. 29 min.) •Im•,.,.., .. , .. CID .,. "The Star Chanlbet" (1983,
Ora.me) Michael~ Hal Holbrootc
A young lewyet firmly bellevel thet the
gu .tty should not be Mt "" and meet• challeoges becauM of his bellef. 'R' (2
• hra .• 29 m.n )
-1:.?.:.. ., -__ ..._
M•ll At.PWI A look at the llfe and
careef of the late Arthur Fltdlel. Including
Interview& and performances by a variety
~rominent aololstt ( 1 hr.)
Cl) ... IGUTI a. 1'NI W Aaron P"l.or
YS. Ale11is Arguello (fought November 82
In Miami) • (A) tt hr )
(11) ..... Ol M LOOll Animated. A
trio of clatslc rhyming tales by the popular
chlldrtn'I author: "The Sneetchea." "The
Zax" and "Green Egge And Ham " (I) .. "Rae. FOf The Yank" Zephyr"
(1 981. Ofama) ~ WaN. George Pep-
pard Two larrnen IOcatt the wr.c:llage of
a Wotld War II plant In the mountalilt of
Ntw Zt1fand and compete wtth otherl for
itt vtluablt cargo ( 1 hr., •8 min )
llOVll "Avantll" ( 1972. Romance)
Jack Ltmmon. Jul1tt Miiia A COMefVatlvt
bullMMmln fa In IOYt W!lh the ttlQt\lly
tccenttlc ctauohttr or hit d .. ct tatntt'•
mtttreu 'R' (2 hra.. 30 min )
( ... "OHd Of Night" J19'5, Hor· ror ) Mervyn Johna, Michael RtdgrM A
man t1ndl himMlf hvlng a trigntenlng
recumng Ortam In wh!Ch a group ot
1trange11 rtlata the11 own nightmar.. ( 1
hr .. '4 min.)
8a llOVll "The GatOttt Of Allah" ( 1138, lfomanoe) Mari.ne Dittrich. Charltt
Boy.,, A former Trapplat monk tallt In
love with a beautiful but cltceptlvt Br1tllh
•1w=t=:~ hra )
....... OCMlf ............. ~-~~· ....... Whtn the mysttflOUI
M1natrtla return 10 F.ragglt Rock. Mokty
decldee to join them. 79tm ... "Ouel" (1971, $""'**) t>inniS Wtavet, Tim Hetbett. A vtnOtful
trUci< driver It.Intent on forcing a l)lghwey
motoriat off the toed, (2 ~ •8 (1)~ .. -W Aman-da and LM mua1 establln a "9W Identity
IOt an lt1t'8n &e*ltllt whO la being 90UQht
b KGBtgentt (Rl ~hr.)
• '" ""' .. -fllYICncM. Featured: Greg Evlgan and Phylit
Oillet are vlcums of prKtical Iott ~
Q!.OUnd hte In New YOf'k. (R) ( 1 tw l
• .,.. "Cltopetra" (Part 1 of 2)
( 1963. Drama) S:zabeth ttytor, Rlchatd
Burton The love SIOf)' of Julius Cutat
and Cleopatft II Ml ~ the epectada
of ancient Rome (2 tn.) e 41 CM&. 'fO &an COi Samec thef99 a maJOr OtcillOn with Ne lemlty wnen ht cnoos. bet..., • prntidoul Poll 11
EdwardS Alf Force a... In~ and
a lucratlve otter in or tt inc:Mtry c 1 "">
Sunday.Aug. 19, 1984 13
• -·-A chrne blll9d on a • nCMI by Ffn o. Staugttttt lboUt the
rMllry and romance at 1 Flotldl holpltal
and tta ~ed ctlllf Of ttaft.
Kathryn Hati<*i Roblr1 Culp, Stuart
Whltm.n. Petty Duke Mttn end Sheree Nof1h .:r•t•l11of2~1 \f .~:r·> e ' Ill F ~1Ufed.
VaneaM Rec91Ye <leQ IHI h9r ntw film "Thi Boatonlane. ..
• IUI .. --Leonatd NimC>y tllt• about Mr. Spock and OU. chatac-
tet'I In th9 ...... lhOWI film cllpe from hla
favorite eplaodel and dllci .... the ''Slit
Trek" mcMea. ( 1 tv.)
• tMA • IT• .. The flfttl annual
ewnt hosted by 9eYeft)' Siiia llklt• m.
perfotmlng 1111. f .. tUftng mualc. opera
and dance; among th9 Pfl"formtra 111
IOpflnO Roberti Petara. bill Samuel
Ramey. flutlat Jamee Galway, ~
Nat ... MakafoYe and Sell\ Lawry, and -
tba Rall<> City MUllc: Hal AooMtt• ( 3
hrs.. 16 min.}
........ Aegi~ IChaduled-
~ may bl dile~ OUI to
brMl<I.
"Popeye" ( 1980, Comedy)
Wllllame. 8hallty Duvall Whbt 111roNng tor hie tathtt, the IPIN1CtMet-
1ng ""°' Wtt• • quelnt hemltt whlft he *' up 1 foundllna and 1 tklnny tweet· ~heet1.or.•r· ~ m .)
IT._ ... , ''Bette Mldlar:
()r Bultl" ~ tendef bellldt Ind
hard rock. fllturtna "The Roll" and ~!tom her "No f!'rllll" 1lbUm. (1 tit.) ()) M At..., .. WWI The lrre-
wrant comtdltnnl l*fonnt 1boerd the
OUWI Mary with eueet ltalt Cer"*" McRae, Betty White. Jim BecJcue, Donna
Paecow. Zelda RublntteU't Ind Linda Hop-
kine. ( 1 hr.) ' .. 1NCllT•"'•Cll» ' .. CUii• , • ....,_A Vltlt with ICtt .. Deb-
bie Rtynolda; aicpat11neing the Old Welt ltfel=t a modem cemp for cowl>Oyt. ...., S.Ck. ~ COIUrMllt. e 11&• • WI Matl'lll ~ alCh f1vontee a "Ml;ttY.," "Too
Much. Too Lhtte, Too Lit•... 'Chlncal
Art," "Wonderful. Wonderlul'' end "Thi
ttr-=~~~t1r,~o.
ml) Ju6y OIMI, ea... An lntl-
nuc• ti~ MIZet oontrol of the Amarl-cem Em In London end wama thlt
gowrM'lltlt holtagM 'WI bi mufoer.d If
It• damandl .,. not met. (2 hit.. 4 rNn.)
-· ... "Aauult On The W1yna'' (1970. Orarne) JoiMPtl Contf\ UOyd
Hey011. A ~ oommendtf dllccMf'I
that rntmbert of Na et• .,, ldU.lly tor-
Q!"ft. ( 1 tv .. 30 min.) o•.u11-.. "Thi lnrtlltlOn Of Setlh"
Horror) Kay t.enz. Shelley
When • Pf9ltY eo«l la hUmllated ~ I .group bf torortly ..... lihl II \lr9'd •
IO QIC t¥ll"I bY "It~ Mr lenlfylng E ~~J2fn) ...._A "1llt With lctrtll Ott>-
~~the Old Welt ~ ... mooirn Cltl\P 1or cowboya. 8 ~ 11 M I ~turad: v.,... ~ dllol•• '* new film ''The eoee ..
me) Pie Ztdofa. L.IOyd 80cM« On 1 ttl9 tW111 •Cl) t11 ••-1"'8td IWllda pte>SJ&m. a ll.ICOlllfUt J911it.r ~rttar .... the ~Ing ttory Of ----~!ft=IUU.~ how Iha reechecl tame. 'R' {1 hr., 32 -~•-"*'.) .... .
Cl) ... "Cla " (1983. Orama) Rob ... "$~ ltwldtrt'' (1982. Se
Lowe. Jacqueline BIMet. An lntelllgtnt • enc.Fiction) PaUI LeMat. Nancy Met
prep tchOol arudlnt hat en 1ffllt with hit &c>ar·lntelliglnt belr9 from tpeea ,,,.,.
roommate'• mother. 'R' (1tit .. 38 min.) tlallze In • lmlll mldwtsttm town an
CZ) .. "Duck. YOAJ Suck•" (1871 , aaume the bodies ot ltt tttldenta. 'PG
Wlltttn) Rod Sttlgelf', Jlmea Coburn AA $( 1 hr .• 29 min.)
lrllh rebel In Meitlco conv1ncet • reluctant lftlMCf ... bendldo to join the Revolutlon. (2 hrs., 18 .,. "The Bitch" (1979, Orarne
min.) Joan CoGir.; MIChall Coby. Afttt I W 11.u. Htremarltel 1ffalr dl8troya her merrlegt
lr9 ~..f a ~IMng women M1rchea fOf otne .. 1'C TAC IOU'Cla of tundina. 'A' f 1 tv .. 30 min. l
.,. "The Heelert" (1874, Drama) ,... NUftCl•l.Mwrnn••*~"
Forsythe, .Pat Hamngton Jr. Thi Or. Leo Butclglll chlltQgte the 1Udl
chief of 1t1ff 1t • large medical cent• trite · · ance to "blcoma mllitlnt ... iov.rt. •
to cope with c:riaee lnvoMng the 1oM of 1'>faecling the word that lolle Ind Wlnttl
key pwaof"li'lll Ind the holc)ltal't UM Of bll~.,notlona. (1 hr.} con== (2hra..~mtn.) ~__,...,. ......... "-• -~ ~-==:~~~ ll-"Xtro" (1983. ~Action) tad end 1 S<Mtt treck team membei
Phllp 8aY9f, Bernlca St= An terthllng 1n Hawaii fOf an txhltSitlon metch. (R) ( •
retUmt from an den • .. __ Ion In • ~ hr., 10 =~ · '!'!'rt ~cnt oondltlon t,_, When he,.,,, •• -~Hott: JoMnyCet· it a 20 min.) aon. Gueeta; 8tM Llwrenc.. Mii ~
... .,. ~lght Of The Followtng Day'' !)•
'(1999, Sutpnt) Marlon BrandO. Rich-·~~M7. W•ttm)
ard aoon.. A kidnapped girl ceueee pre» 1a Robtt'teon. Robaf't Random. While Ir
i.tnt for her ceptora whtf'i aha fella In ICM t<antea City, 1 gambler wlnl o.ntrthlp ot
with one of them (2 hra .. 5 min > the Sca!olock and Defiance Alllroad. (2
-~ AVIUAL.tU •ULH POOTHU hra., 5 mlnL "'·· (R) (1 ... 30 , ....... IMOI wti-.orna va. _.tton ••·· iiW!i•IM•P 1•0 -;'~ Schtdulld: ~ Alaitan· -H•MAs W
def Julian prtatnll hit f1U laahlonl for (D) .. "Young Ooctota In LCM" menUandWOI•~, tit.> r1ee2. Comedy) MlohN McKttn. s..n I YOW'IQ. A young wrgaon trite to over-
come his ftar of the ~nlf• In thla tp001 of
TAii toap opar1 cllchel. 'R' ( 1 hr .• 36 min.) ~-,.._ CJ) ... "The Star Chamber" (1983,
-JoM Gielgud nerr1ta an ovet· Drema) Michie! OOugllt. Hal Holbrook.
Y1eW of lngtld Bergman'• car ..... faatuflng A .Young lawyef flrmtY bellev• that the
film cllpa, ~ movi.s t1ken by her guilty ahoCJld not be Mt rr-. Ind meat•
father, and lntaMeWt with CollMn ~ ~ of hit bell!. 'A' (2
Oewhorat, Atlgela L1nabury, Liv Ullmann, hrs.. 29 min.)
Anthofly Quinn end Joee Ferrar (R) (1 • •a.ua Featured: authOr Harold Voth
hr .. 30men.) ~ ..... the vanlahlng Amlflcan family:
CC) M IM.Y .,,., Faeturee ·new the popularity of 1 Sible antltlad "The
aonga lrom their fnt ttudlo llbum sine. Book." ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
thalf reunion. tWa!l .,. "Secret Ceremony" (1989,
I CM&mM.I...,. Orama) EllZabath TaytOr. Mle Ferrow. A
-I• M 1'111 ~turld: In Tahiti. Wealthy. warped young lady~ that a
llmplt the natl't'f OUltUft, COltUtnll. fadinQ ptOllltUtl II '* dMd mother. (2 dancfnO and synchronlad camoa reclng; hll . 10 min)
a vtslt to Tatlaroa. the hOme of Mallon -1-.-.r-&r.ndo. the Tahiti bllld plutlc aurgeon M•IDlY'IOOO '
of the •tll'I end hie clltntt; the £uropaen 111 I I I -
lear=:::::onSoraB«L =r~~~i7 =~
I I I 5 .. lltge qvent1ty Of gold thet mut1 bl
... ,... fetUfnad'tO lnlurt tntlfNltlOnlf aolvtncy.
-"The PromlM" (197SI. Drema) i hr .. 40rnln.)
l<d'Mn CMnllt\ 81_. Collnl Afttf a .... ,. -<Milti: actr•
JOOn-:tO be Md Olli;pet JI tnVOtwtd lf'I a by Delton, comacllfl ~ Hall, Cflt-OM!Mltfna • <:at ICO!deht. Thi young IC Robert Oaborna, A"8rilt Prteldent
man'• mot'* promll•• to pey tor hie.flan;. Bill Evan;-J:) (1 hr., .)
cee'a t~ pldtlc tur91')' •• It the Cl) MA JI Anthony
promtatt nt'ltf to ... him tglln. 'PG' ( 1 Wlttlan fOt the World SUptr
hr .. 38 min ) Chemponahlp. IChtdul9d f (JI)• •111mJ '°"'9Ct A humor· (from Little Aock, Ark.). ( (1 tv .. 30
OUI .. Of pollt, Pf9!111dintt and etect!On-"*'·L .. ~ b)' the ·~ Hlc1111rt!Y' Tht -=· ''Sex With The 8t111" (1979,
oi )Tl'lick-'~1amr: ---.. .:c: ~oni.._ '"-•
MUdy Of the ...... IOnifilp batWi• a WOM-
en'a atJt drive end '* birth ilgn 'A' (1
,,,.. 30 """ )
I
' .
1"8D u~ .. ·-..... Wholey. ( 1 hr )
ttaD m u11..r """DAVID...,,_...
Guests Lorena Lym. comedienne Mar~a
rel Smith, snowba• collector Stuart Ham-
meltarb. (R) ( 1 ht,)
! .... llTQICOC:I....,.. ,_,,..o
-Ml& ..... UUIN• LM.APW CMltm.I
1t11 ® MCMI "A Midsummer Night's Sex
Comedy" ( 1982. Comedy) Woody Allen
Mia Farrow The summer heat and country
air provoke a w ... of humorous romantic
encount•s among three couples spend·
ng a weekend at an Inventor's rural
retreat. 'PG' (l hr . 30 man) .. 8 Cl) llCWll "Hell On Frisco Bay"
( 1955, Orama) Alan Ladd. Edward G
Robinson A tormer policeman Is released
from prison and aets out to clear his
nan.,; ( 1 hr . 20 min ) "Tra~ Of The Pink Panther"
-U982. Com~l Pet• Seiters. David
Nrven Following the disappearance of
bumbling French poliee detective lnspec·
tor Clouseau, a TV reporter interviews
friends, family and enemies to put togeth·
er a '°'*Ue of t11s life 'PG' ( 1 hr • 35 min.) ·1-.T~TOOAY M MOTICTCM
.,_ "Montana" ( 1960, Wntern)
Errol Flynn. Alexis Smtih Wealthy cettle
owners try to srop a sheep rancher from
moving his hetds into canle country ( 1
hr. 30 m111 J
l -l11i1Aw•IUIM&.U.
tll HU&.TN M.O MOU.YWOOD ClOllW
.,_ "Bloci< Busters" (19,4, Come·
-aa..1ng11ov1u-
•W "Sounder" ( 1972, Drema) CI081y
Jyson. Paul W1nt1eld ( l hr .. ,5 min ) -~"And Baby Mak" Stx" (1979. Ora
ma) COiieen Dewhurst, Warren Oates ( 1
hr . 40 min.) •111J "lei'$ Do It Again" (1953, Comedy)
Jane Wyman, Rey Mllt4nd (2 hra.)
19® "WoOdplum" ( 1982, Adventure)
Arlette Blernau>1. Michel castel ( 1 hr . 26
mtn)
NI(]) "K1"8r1 Of 1<1hmanJaro" ( 1960,
Adventure) Robert Taylor. Anthony New-
• (2 hrs )
"Tubby The Tuba" (1977, Musical)
Animated. V0tees by Dick Van Dyle•.
Pearl Betley ( 1 hr • 22 min )
) "Mamage. ltahan Style" (1964. Com·
edy) Sopttla Loren, Marcello Mestroiannl i.! ht , 42 min.)
-~ "Young,Franloensteln" (1974, Come-
dy) Gene Wlidef. ,,_tar Boyte. ( 1 hr , 45
min)
"Mr Mom" ( 1Ga3, Comedy) Michftl
KHton. Ten Garr ( 1 hr . 31 m1n )
(0) "Mothef LOd•" ( 1982. Orama) Chatl·
ton Heston, Nick Mancuso. (1 hr.. '1
mtn) •
.. {%) "Owlne MadntN" (1980, M~I)
Bette Midler, The Harltttet. ( 1 hr., 34
min) -CC) "Journey To The Center Ot The
Earth" ( 1959. Sc•ence-Fk:tlon) Pet
Boone. James Mason (2 h,._, 12 mtn)
(ff) ''Heart Like A Wheef' (1983. Blogra· tihYJ Bonn Bedllla, Buu Brt~ I 1
dy) Eut Slde Kids The Kida tear up the
1own with their escapades ( 1 hf.. 30
min.)
M&.•MPam.Y
MJlrMl llAl1WILW • .,_ "Dog Day Aft•nooo" ( 1975,
Orama) Al PacinO, John C.Z.Je. A New
York City bank robbery ~tes IOIO a
near-c1<cus when commutllly actMslS )Oln
1n to stage an ant..-~ prot•t dunng
the r:'~J: tn .. 10 min,) CE) UCM Budweisef Gold
Cup (from Ttl Cities. Wash ) . (ft) ( 1 hr )
(%) MOWll "The Party" (1968, Comedy)
Peter Sellers. Claudme longet. A mis-
chievous Indian actor creat• uner Chaos
when he crashes a SOC181 party ( 1 hr 38
min.)
W ~ATU..
.. (I) Cll ... mmrATCte ..... aao•:•NI» .,. "Norman loves Rose" (1982 Comedy) Carol Kane. Tony Owen. A 13·
year-old s romentic porsu11 of his S1Ster-1n-
taw leads to aome tery seosilNe complica-
llOOI when the young women becomes Q!._~ 'A' ( 1 hr .. ~min )
J:110f) "Class" ( 1983. Drama) Rob
Lowe. Jacqueline 81S181 An lntelllgen1
prep school student has an affair with his
roommate'• mother 'R' ( 1 hr 38 min.)
2:11 M0¥m "Halloween Ill Season 01 The
Witch" ( 1982. Horror) Tom Alkins, Sta-
cey Nelktn A young woman rs aided by an
emergency room phy11e.an In her lnveSll-
gaoon ol a Halloweeh mask manu1acturer
who may have been responsible for her
lather's gruesome murder 'R' ( 1 hr • 35
min)
taCI) MOV2I "The Man Behind The Gun"
( 1953, Western) Randolph Scon. Palrtee
hr. 53 m1n.J
"Siers In My Crown" (1950. Orama)
Joel McCrea. Ellen Drew ( 1 hr .. 29 min ) -Ill> "The Southern Double Cfosa'' (1975.
Adventure) Robert Denison. Anne Jef·
treys (2 hrs ) -a "The Troien Horse" (1961. Adven-
ture) Sreve Ree\-es. John Dfew Ber·
~ore (2 hrs)
tWC.Z.J "Dead Of Night" ( 1945, H0tror) Met·
vyn Johns, Michael Redgrave. ( 1 ht .. 4'
min)
11:9 "SI ~ .. (1981, Orama) Art Car-
r:!!)'. De-Ad Huffman ( 1 hr .. 35 min ) CW "The W1111er Of Our Dreams" ( 198 1
Orama) Jody Oavrs. Bryen Brown, (1 hr .
29 min.)
) "l<1ng Kong" ( 1976, Adventure) Jeff
Bridgee, JeSSICa Lange (2 hra .. 14 min.)
-) .. The Jayo. Mansf191d Ston-" (1980.
OIOQraphy) Loni Anderson. Arnold
SOhWar:!?!Rg (1 hr, 37 min I
W ) • MaglC ( 1978. Honor) Anthony
Hop ;, Ann-Matgret C 1 hr , '8 mtn ) •
t:91) 0 Arm0tad Attack" (1943. Orame)
0 na Anorews. Watter Hutton ( 1 hr • 30
min.)
•tO) "Goin' South" ( 1978. Comedy) Jeck
N!ChOlsoil, MafY Steenbut'1"l. ( t hf . 4 1
min)
W (C) "Still 01 The Night" ( 1982.
Suspense) Roy Sohe'ider, M«)'1 Streep
, hr .. 30 min)
) •·0oc.1ors And N\JtMI" ( 1983 eom.-
Wymo<,e. The City of Loe Angelea le found-
ed through the efforta of one determined ma~fir-= I .. ,,.,,,_
-CllCOMmM ...
.. ':. "JlnXed!" ( 1982 Comedy)
Bette Midler, Ktn Wahl. A ~ talks an
unlucky C8SlnO dMler into helP4ng her do
eway with her obnoxious boyfriend. 'A' ( 1
hr., 45 min.) -~·Mnl• ·····~ 1111 ... "King ~.. ( 1976. Adven-
ture) Jeff Brtdgee, Jeealc8 Lange. A mon-
strous ape la brought to New YOl'k City
from a tropical laland by • greedy oll pro-
. mot• eager 10 •xi>bt the CfftlW'e for
e!_oflt 'PG' (2 hrs., 1' mm.) ·•
•CHJ lllMI "An ~merlcan Werewolf In l~
don" (1981. Comedy) Oevld Naughton.
Jenny Agutt•. The vacation ot two young
Americans on a walking tour of E.nglend 11
ruined when a werewotl att.ck leaves one
dead and the other c:uraed with a hunger
fat tuneri . 'A' ( 1 hr .. "37l'nil'() -~ CllCMO'l....,-.T ~:'!xtro" (1983. seieoc:.Flctlon)
Philip Sayer, Bernie. Stegers. An earthling
returns from an alien abduction In a hlde-/'1 ou9fy worse condition than when he left
\ 'A'~~ln)
d .,_ "Clase" ( 1983. Orama) Rob
Lowe. Jacqueline 8iSSet. An intelligent
prep achool student has an affarr with his
roommate's mother. 'A' ( 1 hr . 38 min ) .i ... lllRTI • 11•21 ,_(I) ' -,..,..,.., .. ,
dy) Rebecca Rigg, Orew Forsythe. ( 1 hr .
30min.) •CI> "MaNlage, ltallan Style" (1~. Com-
edy) Sophia LOfen, Marc.Ito Mastroianni l! hf , '2 min.)
-~ "Young Frankenstein" ( 1974. Come-
dy) Gene Wilder, Petw Boyle ( 1 hr •. 45
min)
(H) 'WOOdpbn" (1982, Adventure)
Arlette Bletneu•. Miehe! Castel. (1 hr., 26
min.)
"Tubt>y The Tuba" ( t9n. Muslcal)
Animated. Vol~ by Dick Van OyM.
Paa.ti Beiley ( 1 hr., 22 min.)
•(]) "Coogan'• Bluff" (1968. Orama)
Clint EashwOOd. l• J Cobb (2 In.) cc ''Cold RN9f" (1982, .A~t\n)
Sw:anoe Wet>et, Pat Pe19f'10t'I. (1 ht., 3S min.) .
(%) "Divine ~cklea" ( 1980. Mutical)
Betta Mldlef. The Harlelt" (l N., 34 min.}
-"CurM Of The Pink Panther" ( 19$3. =) Ted Waa. DaYid NV9t\. ( t hr,,
Cl) ''King Kong" ( 1971. Ac:ll4nhnl Jeff
Bridgae. JeMa Lengie. (2 hrw , 4 )
-•Leiii., .. •••Cll••tmJCW12llW.C-. --"'from the o.1111 Corw9nHon c.n.
.... deb9i. OI'\ the petty pletfonft; tlddf•
by tormtr Pr..adenl Gerlld Fora.. <AllOu-
i.tty IChecMIO Dl'OOt ~ miy De
Sunday, Aug. 19, 19M 15
~ 0t pr.....,iptt<I or UUinded-con. ---1~cn. The lOYI story or JUnus ea ... ,
"*'ltfon e0V9!age.) '(2~ and Cltopltra 11Mt1Q1101t the spectacle • 9 91-..cM U lll~i.lf•mftm111•• of anc:alf\I Romeje l2 hi')
From the Dallu Convention Center: • POUi.oft 6 aim m I Fee·
debete on the perty platform: •ddr-by f\lrect Bob Newtwt. Sdy Struthefl; fllm
formef President Gerald Ford. (~ularty outtak• ot John Ritter. J>enny MarwH. ICheduled programming may be delayed Don Adami. Tim Conwty. (R)
or pr.-.mpted fot extended convention Cl) P& ••IYlll A llfewelklng demon-
COYefegt) Q (2 hra.) S1ration; fahlon mak~ tor catMt'
111/\GIO women In We~. o.c ,... D -• A drama baMd on a M1'1\8TM UUCTICA nOV91 by Frank G. Slaughter aboul the
lldlllll .allr _ rlvalt'-and romances et a Florlda holpl·
OCIMI• tel and ltl newty..eppointed chief of staff.
_,.."And Baby Mak• SIX" (1878. Kathryn Herreid. Robert Culp, Stuart
Drama) Colleen Dewtlurtt Wertat'I Oat• Wl'lttman, Patty °'*• Astin and SherM
A mlddleo-aged coupte fee. • variety ot North 111r. (Part 2 of 2) (2 hrs )
emotional reaponaes from f~ and Cf) NUWf ..
friends when they dllcOYer that they Wiii g • Yll:llC'f A CIOM-up 1oo1t et the
soon be parent1.iagaln. (1 hr .• AO min.) lntenee 0¥9ferowding •t 1tate priSona. • CD> .... "Gregory's Glrl'' ( 1982. Come-the atate J>repares to build 1• new stale
dy) · GordQn John Slncialf, Oee Hepburn. pr11on In Sen Diego county'• Otey Meu
A Scottish achOOlbOy falls heed-ovet· An Interview with prison offlcl111 and prlt·
heet9 tor hit aoccer team'• tlt1t female ooera al San Quentin and Folaom State
i Y9'· ·~ ( 1 ht. 30 mil'\.) Prilona. _. ·-°'° • ...r'llmff TC111•rr FeetUfed· 1n -..... mM Regulatly scheduled lnllMew with lingers CrOl.tly. Stllll &
pr arnming may be dela~ due to Nastt
brwkl. e .,. "MacMhur" (P1rt • ol 2)
• ,.._..... (1977. Biography) Gregory Peck. Dan
•MIUDl•.,.....MMTI O'Heflihy The famous. feared and nam-
'llMT-. boyen1 mlfltary leader of World Wat II
.,. ._... e.itp«lences brilliant combat viclorleS
.. before a final, fiery confrontation with ~C09MY Prllldenl Hairy Truman. (2 htt.) -..PCllTm • llOVA "The Undetwater World Of Al
CCMrm -· Wint R.L8 ... Glddl.ngs" Al Giddings. cinematographer • Wlll\e Nebon hoe1a highllght1 from for "Jaws," 11 ahoWn al work. featured Is
"Austin City limits," featuring perfor-his own footage-of whetes;·great Whtte ........ .
mances ~y Jar\141 Fricke, ·Meile "Heggard. sharks Ind sunken Japenese fleets Q ( 1
Lorelle Lynn. lhe R1eky Sk1gg1 Band. hr .• 10 min )
Emmylou Harri&. John Andetlon, B 8 CC> .,.. "Porky'a" ( 1981, Comedy)
King, Knt Kristofferson. Roy Qfblton ind Dan Mooahen. Mark Herrler Randy high
Alabama (A} ( 1 hr • 30 min ) IChOOI boya seek vengeence on a lleazy
(I) flOCllT ••• _. cath<>UM that retUNd them admittance.
(I) ... "Tempest" (1982. Comedy) • 'A' (1hr.35 min.)
JoM Cessavetea. Gena Rowlanda. A 'New (I)..,...
York archttect leaves tha preuurn of CB).,. "~rt Like A Wheel" ( 1983.
urban life and marriage end escapes to a Biogfephy) 80Mll 8ede1!a. Beau Brldg·
Greek Island with his daughter and a tr..,. es. A dfamatlzltlon of the Ufe of car racer
spirited young woman In this updated vtw· Shtr19y "Cha Cha" MuldOWney, who won
siOf'I of Shakespeare'• play. 'PG' (2 hra.. her first rece In 1966 'PG' (1 hr .• 53
25 min.) min )
(%) .,. "Jinxed!" (1982. Comedy) Cl)PMllCM9,,.llOOl9YUll
Bette Mldler. Ken Wahl A alnger talkt an lnt(l) .... •eMAmT• l•ITI Hlghllghta of
unlucky cas1oo dealer into helping her dO 5uper Bowl XII • Della Cowboyl vs Oen·
away with tw obnoido_. boyfriend. 'R' ( 1 ver Bre>nco9 (R)
hr .• 45 min ) • 8 ICWJIC UPI Martin venta hla anger e .,. "Mark Of The Renegade" OYel a trevtl 1gen1·a bOoklng for his feml·
( f951, Westtfn) Ricardo Montalban. Cyd ~ (Rl_ _ __ W"'-J•"'k
Char ..... In the 1820. In California.• dar· • o ·-· --· ·-· .... Ing outtew get• an off« he can't retute cheeks lnlO the hoepftal for en Ol*atlon, •
from • PQW9(ful dleator.jt hr1.) Janet and Furlty lpeOUlatt on the reasons Ntl1IOCl.M .. ~ ~heheUdmlttedhlmeelf. (R) Q ........... ~--. ff.. W P& •ttN A flfewelklng demon-l'•a&. Montrtel upoa at Loe ttt1ti0n, feeNon mek~ for carttf ~ ~ (2 tn .. 30 min.) women In Wethington. o.c. •cm ...--''Tile HorMmen" <te11. e 9'1111 -Aegu1tr1y tcheduled
Ad\«tture) omer Sharif, JICtc PMtloe. i;°ellntl'llng mey be delayed dut to
The Injured ton of a champion equt9trlan br.-.. ~ In AfQheniltan attempt• to M :fl 119 ..._.,_ °' fllWICll A
in ta 9'0% (~ hrl., 5 rnlt\.) 100k •I the tiatt of eftaltt In Eu~ end
-M ... Pott« tflll to rtMICI• the 9Ylfttt !Mdfig to the 1944 All+ed Inv_.,
Mge1o IDOUt hit upc~ IUtgety. elon, fMlutlng rare ercNYal k>otegt. ( 1
·18
f;> • M .;,.. Hannibal portrays • ~ MllO Mml Formula I<*"*' Grand weelltiY T..., to r11CUe • bl1l1~ cab PTIX (ttom Hockenhelm, West~).
compeny abOut to be IU\ out Of ~ .ffi) .( t tw .. 30 min.) ~a c:roOMd competttor. (R) (t tit.) -·-"The Siient Gun .. (1989. W"t· • ... •'ClllOp9tr'I" ("'1 2 of 2) em) Lloyd Mdgilt. JOhn '*"· A 1°"'*
( 1083 Orwna) £11zabttl'I t1vtor. RlcNrd gunfight• ~· the poet Of •m.
Using courege IM&Md of gune to wipe out
llwt•• ... ( 1 ht •• 30 min.)
I TO•Afll_.. .
.. "A StnlitiYe, PeAlonlte Man" ( 1en. Drema} David Jaf'llMn. Angle
OickinlOtl. A corporate cutbeck leavtt en aerospace actentlst unemplc)yed end
S!IPplng 1nto llcoholic despair. c2 hrs.)
(I) ... "NaOll" (1984, Biography)
L ... le Weiner, JoheM Catto. Bated on the
hfe of gymnast Nad11 Comeneci who won
medals at the t978 Summer
(2 hra.
Ylmk nlllMT Featured: an
lnttNiew With 8lngerl Crosby, Stills &
Nash.
-~ I ... _..
.... "Petky's II The Next Day"
( 1983. Comedy) Dan Monahen. Wyatt
Knight A group of high achOOI student•
1ry to thwatt the plant of a telf-r1ghteou1
preacher and the KKK to CetlSOf •Shake-~,. teatlval 'R' ( 1 hr .. 35 min~
CZ) ... "The Party" ( 1968. )
Peter Selitfa. Claudine Longet. A •
chleYoua Indian actor e1eates utter chloa
when he _?"uhtt a toCl&lpafty µtv .-38
min:}
l •..W.D&LOI
.. __,, • A~ IU A IOok at
the range of tlSh. fowl and mammals
Inhibiting the De11rt Sea. loeeted
between mainland Mexieo and the Baja
Peninsula (A) (1 hr .. tOmin.)
•Cf) .... "How To MUfdef Your Wife"
(1965, Comedy) Jack Lemmon. Virne
Lisi A comic-strip artlll lakes out his frus-
lra11ons by planning his wile's mutdef In
his comic 1tr1u,l'\fl .... 30 min.). -...... . ·---~"°"" ......... LAIJIM.
llOWll "Betraya1·· ( 1983, Dr1ma) Ben
Kingsley, Jeremy Irons A man lool<s beck
through the nine years of his wile'• affair
with his best friend. culmlnallng In his
recollections of the relatlon&hip'a origin•
'A' ( 1 hr .. 35 min.) GNM ... ... d:ll llOWll "Thi Last Sat1t1" ( 1967,
Adlltnture) Stewart Granger. Kaz Gares
After a hunter 11 kllled by an elephant. his
friend and an .t.metbn playboy attempt
to capture the animal (2 tvs • 15 mtn.)
... A WU nMUClt lMI lll'M CWMIY ilne al .,.,.. Nineteen Ametlcal'la
who lived through the 19209 talk about
the decade when 1n old Amenca was van-
ishing and a new urban nation was torm-
~ t~) ... CAU9IT. -M:f Comedian Ak:hard Betzer perlorms
his stege act at the New Yor!C Comedy
club C.toh A ~talng Star. -1· ... 1.•• ... -..,.,....
.. "Mr. Mom" (1983. Conitdy)
Michael Kt1ton, Teri Garr. An unem-
=lather Ind husband most asaume
eeptng reaponaibllitin whilt hit
wffe enter• the work IC>tce ·pa· ( 1 hr •• 31
min.)
(0) .... "Mother Lode" ( 1982. Orama)
Olarlton Heaton. 'Nick M1neut0 A Scot·
tilh mlntf tries to protect hit~ but runs
lnlO people who went II too 'PO' (1 hr,.
•1~
... :,. "H.O.T.S.I" I 1979. Col'l'ledy) ~ ,K.. t.lte London A eororlty itiec1 decidila 10 form net own club of co-edl VftlO conctntf.91• on gretlfytng tu· .ia;;g..cm 'A' (1hr •• 35 mint
-i OMlal :I!. -TO -Clrole
KJng'1 l®fmout lmpect on the nM1c ~ ... "JcK.Kney To The Ctnttr or The
world II once again felt In thla apec1a1 Earth" (1959, &i.nc.ActlOtl) Pat
featuring tom. of her greatest hltt. ( 1 Boone. Jamee Muon A ldentllt forma
hr.) an expedition to follow 1 lolt t)C$)10flf'I -8 IClllMTOll FNtured: t~ Tahl-trail to tht Earth'• core. 'G' (2 hrt .. 12
tL Including lhr" Anwk:ant from New-nwi.)
port Beecn who have built an ltland -11Wl.w .. empire; the IOeal "Frenk Sinatra" of the nlClllllU.YWOOO
Island; a stop at the colorful markttl and • 11• I ••rr-
a leelOn on tt.uO!qut black peana. 1 ... "The Brothett O'Toole" ( 1972 . ..... CWAft Comedy) John Altln, Pat CatToll. A pair 11 I I I ff.. of slick drlftef'S ride Into the lltepy. bfc>
,_,,,.. ken-down mining town of Mofvbdtoom. -·1~~:v· .. ColoradO. In the·l8~"1 hr .. .0 min.) tw 1 e • ftlCll Clf M au.ta· actr ..
Jeekle Zeman. ectOf Jeff Altman. (R) ( 1 ....... ••uu.. hr., 30 min.)
M & I I• CID ... "Cur1t or The Pink Panther" ..... .,. . (1983, Comedy) Ted W .... 0.Yld NNen. -ft•a: ftlU mou.n A ..... Clf A bumbllng New Yortt Chy" cop lnttMewl LM a host of IUp9icloul charect.,. In hit
(Z)llCMI "Nana" (1981. Orama) Katya lnvestlQetlon of tht theft of the fabulous
Berger. Jtan-Plefre Aumont. A bt8utlful Pink Panther diamond. 'PG' ( 1 hr.. '°
end Wiiifui prottltut• pota her eppMrance ~·L--··a. ...._ w~~ .. end bOdy to UN to become the toa1t of uu ~ • • ..
-the town. 'R' {ttlr;; 32mln.) (1~2. Fantasy) MlchMI ,
ft9 Cl)..,.._.. Canedine On the roof of the Chr)'ller
([) MOWll "Jotf" ( 1977. Orama) Sharon Building, • petty er<><* arumblte acroaa
Mitchell. A teen-ege gift satisfies her lust the nest of a giant t .. thery flying Mfl)tnt
by raping uneuapecting men. ( 1 hr • ts that hu been lunching on unwety Men-
min) hattanltes 'R' (1 hr .. SO min.~
1W. A LOWI ~ wnM LIO IUICA&IA (J)llOWll ''The Lonely Lift'/' (1983, Ora-
One of Or Leo Buscagll1's famous ma) Pia Zadofe. Lloyd Bochner. On a t•
"Love" clasw et the Unlvefalty of South-eVlled awards program, a aclCCtaful
em California It re-enacted. (1 hr.) SCfeenwnt9' tells the shocking story of
1W 8 Cl> llCU UTI Steve most cope with how ahe reached fame. 'A' ( 1 hr , 32
apparent psychic phenomena 11 ht tries min.)
··· ·•··· · to.iocate.a.jewel CllCht.woctb $2.mlllion... _ ·--~··· ~~ 1.-.cA Scheduled-pay-IB> .CT hr .. 10 min) cllOlOglst Of. PaUl'F9ii'Silnl'06ffOU't Ml •••···•·· II m n111mrr Hoet: Johnny Carson. Sinai Hoepltat on how to melnta n a blt-
Schtduled. Jamet Stewart, alngef Barbi-ance betw.en c.reer and P9f10nll
ra Mandrtll. ( 1 hr.) . Q!_owth. ( 1 hr.) l a:IMC ... ...W -U GD LATIWWMDAWIDLl!lm 111
.,.. "Arabella" ( 1969. Comedy) Feetured Buddy Hackett. alnger Laurie
Vima Lisi, James Fo11. A beautiful woman . Andetson. Stupid human lrtdci.. (R) ( 1
with larceny In her heart tJMt her charm hr.)
with men In order to help her llaban grand-' I MlmlllCMCOCI....,..
mothef make up bacj( tax• dating 10 .,._.,._,
1895 (2 hra.) ' . .. .... .,..uu..
I AMlll .... fUCI &.M. ~CMttml
l!miiClftMMftJIC*'O .. "Magic" (1978, Hofror) Anthe>
-Players &nt9rnallonll Mtn'a ny Hopklnl, A~Margret. A ctstwbed
Semifinals (from Toronto). (A) (3 hra.) ventriloquist Is convinced that hie 1tage ® -• ,. LLIC1W How candidat• dummy controls hit ectlona 'R' ( 1 tv .. '8
haw campaigned on ttlevtaion. with a cof.. min. L
lechon of pol1tlcal commerclata dating -· CIJ COl'•O An lrtlh poet who front. from Franklin ROOMYelt to Ronald tor a peace group II actually lnYotved In ~In. . ~Ing. (Rj (1 hr .. 20 min.) .
Cl>lllMmAM•MRRlmll W• llOWll ''Cle<lpetra" (1934, Romenc.) e •Cl.18 Featurtd: how to •Ptnd OM'a. CM!udette Colbert, W1rren Wllffamt. The
time mor. tfflclentty; a preview of thlt Cfrematlc love affair of Cltopetr1 end Marc
lal'a proltsaional footbll ( 1 hr , 30 Antony 11 ttt egltnlt the tlabofate ~
min.) dor of Egypt and Rome (1 hr., 15 "*'.)
1W@ llOWll "Tall Man Riding" (1955, Weat· 8 RITClfU. TONY
9rn) Randolph Scott. Dorothy Malone A Cf> ... "The Big Country" (Part 1 of
Mont1n1n rides Into 1 town where a gem· 2) ( 1958, W•tmJ Gregory P9ck. Chalt-
bltt 11 plOttlng 1 dou~rota. ( t hr , 45 ton Helton. An Elatemer btcomtt
min.) tmbtolltd In • bltttf f9Ud bttwMn two
Texas r1nchtrt OYef wtttr rightl. (2 tn;-t • ._ "FM" ( 1978, Mualcal) MlchMI
Brandon. EHttn Brennan. The dllc Joc-
keys of • rack mullc rado atatlon In Lot
Angea. blod togethtf' to PfOtelt the ~I'• dtcltlon to wt down on
tht muSlc and add more commtfcialt. ( 1
hr 1 30 l'\'WI """ •1:t:.O.a.a•· ALL•MPM&Y _,.,....,.. . .. . , .. -.
.. "Btach Oitta" ( 1982, COmtdy)
Debra 8IM. Val Klint. A t~··a
tntMI helP '* to IOCetl\ up eo cen get on with having tun at the bNch • ( t
'
..
-Wa!lne•d!r
•CC) "Five Days One Summer" (1982, Ora·
ma) Sean Connery, Betty Brantley (1
tv,50mln)
(%) "Magic" ( 1978, Horror) Anthony
Hopkins, Ann-Margret. ( 1 ht , •e min.)
•@ "The Amazing ~award Hvahel'' (Part
1 of 2) (1977, Bt0graphy) fommy LM
. Jones, Ed Flanders (2 hrs )
NICI) "Salty O'Rourke'' (1945, Orama)
Alan Ladd, Gall Russell. (2 lvs ) <BJ "Gloria" ( 1980. Orama) Gena Row-
lands, John Adames (2 hrt. 1 min.) -~ "The ThlrtyrNlne SteP9" ( 1978, Suspense) Rober1 Powell, Devld Warner
1! hr , 42 min )
(Q) "Time Walker" ( 1982, Fantuy) Ben
Murphy. Kevln.~rOPhy. (1 hr., 25 min.)
(I) "Grand Baby" ( 1981, Orat'N) Estha<
Rolle. Larry B Scott. ( 1 hr . 58 min )
(%) "The Greel Santini" ( 1979, Orama)
RObert Duvall, Blylhe Danner ( 1 hr .. 58
min.) -~"We Of The Never Nevef" (1983, Dr•·
mal_Angela.Punch McG~. ArthUrl)lg-
nam (2 hra .. 12 min.)
(I) .. Terror On A Tr1ln" ( 1953,
Suspense) Glenn Ford, Anne v.,non I 1
hr, 12 min.)
(%) "Stand-In" ( 1937, Comedy) Hum-
phrey Bogart. Leslie Howard. ( 1 hr , 30
min.) -azi "Man On A String" (1960, Orama)
Ernest Borgn1ne, Kerw1n M1thewa (2
hrs.) ,, -a "The Young Savage1" ( 1ee1. Dre-
ma) Burt Lancaster. Shelley Winters. (2
hf's:) . -tW<BJ "They Call Me Bruce?" (1982, Come-
dy) Johnny Yune, Margaux Hemlngw1y L! hf , 30 min )
CZ) "Jmxedl' ( 1982. Comedy) Bette
Midler Ken W1hl I 1 hr . 45 min I
-Maemooa _..._
-cm "Starstruck" c 1982. Musical) Jo Ken-~. Ross O'Oonovan ( 1 hr , 40 min )
"Heart Llkt A Wheel" (1983. Blogre-
phy) Bonnie Bedella, Beau Btlclgts. ( 1
hf .. 63 mrn)
-~ "Five Daya One Summer" ( 1982. Ora-
ma) Sean Connery. Betsy Brantley ( 1
hr, 50 min)
tlll(Z) "Dead Ot Night" ( 1945. Horror) Mtt·
vyn Johns, MN:hael Redgrave ( 1 hf. 4"
min.) G "Back From The Dead" ( 1957, Mys-
tery) Peggie Castle, Artnur Franz. ( 1 hr •
30mln) •cm "Krull" (1983. Fant11y) Ken Mar·
shall. Lyaetta Anthony ( 1 hr .. 57 min ) -~ "The Thirty-Nine Stepe" ( 1978. SuspenM) Aober1 Powel. O.vid Warner
L1 hr .. 42 min.) (Z) "Soundel" ( 1972. Oramaj Cicely ~·Paul Wlnfltld (~ tv .. 45 min.) •CHJ "T1rtc1 The Otter" ( 1979, Oocumen-
IMY) Narrated by Peter Uttlnov ( 1 hr •
31 min.) •C!> "The African Queen" ( 1951, Adven-
1\n) Humphrey Bogart, Ke\hatlne Hep-
burn (2M , t!mln.) CD "Mr. Mom" ( 1983. Comedy) Michael
Keeton. Teri Gatr. (1 tv., 31 mln.r· •CC ''Wt Of The Nevet Nev«" (1~3. Ora·
mt) Angela Punch McGrtgor. Arthur Olg-
l'lam. (2 hrl., 12 min.)
'"fht Star Chlmbtt" ( 1983. Otame)
Ml(;tlMI OOUg(at, Hal Holbrook. (2 hft ,
29tnln,
18 Sunday.Aug. 19. 1884
•• D Cl) a •mucM unoew.. CON-..,. From t"-Dallas Convention Cen-
ter nomination speeches by Sen Paul
L1xa11 (Nev ) a~ Rep Bobbi .Ftedler
(Callf ) ; roll-call VOit. (R9QU!arty IChed-
ut.d programming may be delayed Of pre-
empted lor extended con~tlon cover:
9 .L(2hrt)
U 0 9'• ICM UT10ML CONWWTIOll From t"-Oallu Convention Centef; nomi·
nation apeechea by Sen Paul Laxall
(Nev ) and Rep. Bobbi Fiedltf (Caht ) .
roll-call vote (Regularly scheduled pro-
gramming may be delayed or pre-empted
'°'extended corwentlon coverage ) O (2
l
hrl.) I LGIO ~
Um.aTM ULAC11CA ••••9Glf ....,..llCUQY
Ulllll ... (R)
.,_ "Glotta''-ft980, Ufama) Gena
Rowlands, John Adames A former gun
moll becomes the protector of an
orPh&ned 6-year-old Pueno Rican target-
ed by the underworld lor lhe tntormation
he carries In a battered boefcase 'PG' (2
hrs , lm1n) cm L.-A ..rAOT wmt TMI ---. DU OICMllTM Setecllona Include
"What's New." "I've Got A Crush On
Y04J" and "Crazy He Calls Me " I 1 hr )
(!) mww "Heart Like A Wheel" ( 1983.
Biography) Bonnie Btdtlla, Beau Bridg-es.. A .dramattz.atlOn of tne -hie-of ear racer
Shirley "Cha Cha" Muldowney. who won
her first race Ill 1966 'PG' Q ( 1 hr , 53
mtn)
l mclYMDYU • ....,. mM Regularly scheduled
programming may be delayed due to
ir=ks -,~ ..... '"°1'0IUNC ¥** MA UMft John Longstreet vs Tren1
Norman In 1 llght ml<fdlewetght bout
scheduled tor seven roundS (from St
Paul, M•nn). ( 1 hf., 30 mm)
I'"''-,.. --=---Tllm'lccmtMY -.OI...,_
"811 mM Regularly scheduled
Pf()Qfemmtng may be delayed due to e!!dge breaks
UJ.,. "Strange Invaders" (l982, Sci·
ence-Flclioo) Paul LaMat, Nancy Allen
Suoer-lntelligent belflOI from space mat&-
rlallze In a amall mldWestem town and
assume the bod•" ol 1t1 rffidentt. 'PG' 1! hr .. 29 min )
(Q).,.. "Time W1lller" (1982, Fanta-
sy) Ben Murphy, Kevin Brophy An
ancient mummy d1&eove1ad In the tomb of
Tut1nkhamen II Mnt to a Cautom•a uni·
11er11ty tor anaJyais, where 1111 aceldantafly
revlvtd. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 25 MIO.) m llOWI "Tha Lady Paya 011" (19~2.
Orama) Linda Oamel, Stephen McNalty
A young achooltNChtr agrees 10 act 11 a
tu1or for the daughter of a casino owner In
order to pay off tome gambling debts she
~ (2hrs.)
MIC!) ... ID ,_ tTAll WAM TO_,. THI llAllll
OI A UM T behind the-tctnes IOOl( at
the "Star Wars" movlel -'Star Wars,"
"The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return
Of Thi Jedi" ... includes chps from the
films and r.-.,ea11 the alttnllOfl to detail
reQUlfed re> prochJCt lhelr dauling apecial
effects .. (1 "'·.:. 30 min.) 11:9 •DAYArAlm "°"'" CCIUIT WU. WU--.00/I ,...,_,
llOVll "The Suspect" ( 194!
SUspenM) Charles Laughton. Ella Ra1ne1
Scotland Yard goes after e qu~t man wh
murdered hll domineering wile tot the lov
of a )'OUnger woman ( 1 hr .. 25 min.) 7:1111?1 mWll "The &x:caneet" ( 195E
Adventure) Yul Brynner. Charlton Hestor
General Andrew Jacliton employ• lhe ail
of the famous prate Jean Lafllle durint
the War of 1812~ hr& .• 35 min ) •1(1)CR01•0 Cl) 1"1 PACTt Oii Lit 81&11'1 Mlf-cont1
dence auflara a severe blOw when Jo It
selected as Foundef'a Day queen (R) O
I LOWllOAT . 0 TMI PALL wt ~t'• attempt IC
retrieve a ball jumper 11 1 dude ranch rt
compliCated by 1 former Green Berel
9otonel leaf;ting 1 para1Tl'lrt1ry operlllOn
i ) (1 tv.) ... wo-
..,.,. .... " ~ Featured:
/ Broo6te Shields dtaCUSSel hef TV-movi.
debUI. e .,,. "MacArthur" (Par1 2 of 2)
( 1977. Biography) Gregory Peck. Dan
O'Herlthy. fhe famous, leered and flam-
~ant military leader of World War II
experiences brilliant combat VietOflJS
before 1 ltnal, fiery confrontation wtth
President Harty Truman (2 hra.)
fJ:) MVIVA&. A look ·at endangered Afrl·
can mountain gor1nas whose pllght was
reported b_y .z~l .Adlen.Oecchtyv« · ··· · ··ouring tne yeara he spent 1~ Zaire (RJ o
.l! ht. 15 min)
CC) DUUlt MAit TMI YIDIO COICIRf
Includes "Hunary Like The Wolf," "RIO,"
"Girls On Fiim:· "The Ratlaic" and selec·
tlOfll trom lhe album "Seven And The
Ra~hr) ~ W ...... POCM TU ITOlm
Adults who heve dlSappeared w1thool a
lrace and the devastating effects on tl'leic
laml~1hr)
) ''The Ster Chamber" ( 1983
Orama) Michael Douglas. Hal Holbrook.
A young lawyer h<mly bel•ves thet the
gu1ny should not bl set tree and meets
challenges because of his bel.t 'R' (2
hra., 29 min) -n TWIJMJZ.
-llACMWBKLY -m •n &a.T ... Jtnnilerhelpa
' Joey raise money lor his blaa.s trip by
altowing him to seM 1 calendar with the
only nude &hot ever llk«I other. (A) G TIC TAC DOUllt m '& lllAIAZl9 A gorilla who communi-
cates thrQOOh llQn language, returb!&hlng
the New England Aquatlum'a giant cc.an
tank CD .,. "It Came From Hollywood"
( 1982. Comedy) John Candy. Oen
Aykroyd Tl'le wors1 scenes from Old B
mov ... are resented, Otftftng humorous
gtmpses o Japanae n}QQ.Sler ~·· e11pl0tt1t on films end the W'f>rk~ Edward
0 Wood Jr .. director of "Pan 9 F1om
Outtt Space" and "Gian Or Gltnda "
'.PG' ( 1 ht .. 20 rTWl ) .. '9 TMI .U1UY ~ TMI IT°'9Y
Oii llM'I YO'IMI TO M 90Cll Or110n
Welle• narretH tht hlttory of Ameflctn
space explOtallOn from t"-lnvtntion of
the firtl hQuid toel roektt to Apollo 11't
lend~moon (R) (1hr .. 15mil"I.)
MClll BUdwtlatf Gold Cup (from Tri C.tin. With.). (R) (I hr )
-· IAUtn TOM .... A rt~ of the
)
!
~ ...,.,. •• toofbml _,,., '-IUdnO hlgflhl-ftit/'""•-tt
~ 1M '*5" Md pla)'e'S. pU. ice* It the ..,. __
•. ~--••Night Cries" ( 1978.
Sulpenle) Sueln ~t JetNe. Wllllwn
COnrad. A ycMJOg mother hat ttmfytng
druma ~ leld her to believe thlit tw
~ dMd Child II ttl ahe and in m 9':ll I A QOf1l9 Who e:omrnunj.
cate1 trw~ 19\ 11nguege, refur~
the New England AquarlUm'• giant oceen
tll'lk. I~. 11 fl n I fl " Featured BfOOke 8Nelda d!IQ-her TV-mcMe
dlbut. I == -"One Flew Ov« The CUctcoo'• Meet" ( 1875. Orema) Jedi Nlchollon.
Lclulle . AftdW. A glMfully lrrllltf'ent ~trli comtnltteiif to a mental
lnltltutlori whltt ht lncit9' the other
pet11nt1 Into open rebellion egalnlt 1
OOWtf'fui nurM Ind the •t1b111Md hoiP-
tal atder. 'R' (2 rn .. t min.)
(JI) .. lfAllky Bullnelt" ( 18a3. Com-.av> Tom CMM. Rtbeoca OiMomay. A
hlgt\ IOhool eenlof. lhttt-.d In an 1mu.nt
CflicegO IUbUfb. decldtt to experiment
wtth the wtldlr -of llft .• ,.. Q ( 1 hr • 38 ""').', . CIE ... "l<Nh" (1983, Ftntuy) Ktn
Mirw•. LYMtt• Anthony. In an uneetthly world. • prince mutt tao. l'!'l8"Y , ...... .. ·····-·M -tMI to ,..,. ... ~.-i'llCW-._
betrothed and fight 1 te~ beatt: 'PG' il ht., 67 min.)
CZ) .. "CIUI" (1983. Ottma) Rob
Lowe, Jacqueline 8ltltt. An lnltfl~t Pf9P ~ 1tudent hU an affair with hit
roc>mmltt'I inottw. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 38 tn1t'1 ) "f=~ . AWW•M.,..._,_
II&. .._ Nineteen Arnet'ana
~ ll'wed through the 18208 talk about
the dteade whef'l an old America wu van·
~ end 1 ,..._ Ul'ben nation was fOfm·
Ing. Q (1 hr .. 15 ITlln.)
•• .. ''&cape" (1971. A<Mnture)
Chrittoph« G4K>tge, A~ Schf8'bef An
eecapt artist •l'*"Pta to 1aacue a kJd..
n&pPed tcientllt Who holds a formula with
the power to dtllroY the wotld ( t hr .• 30
"*"
edl Who conc.ntrate on ~t•fylng aax· -,,.._,,_ .. • • stsl4d ~1r (1rw .. 35 m1n.) .,. • ....,,.. • .. ·=~=-,_,., (l9S4, A<Mn-... ''Senlot Y..,..' (187'-Otlme) • @ -1 -Gary F..._ Gttntlil O'Connor. A~'
ture) Ame Bax1er, Steve Codwan c:oUPe II kWced to acoept ICUt reapofW-.: "
RomlinOe relults 1n tragedy tor • yoong bilitiet when tregedv '""• ( 1 hr.. ~
Getman girt whet'l lht becomee a carnival min.) t9' d!Yet. (2 hn ) ' e na1 ti# M ~ Guesta: rodt •
.. Cl) .,.. "The Thin Man Goes Home" band Spandlu Bll9f. ~ pto w~
f1944. Mystery) William Powel. Myrna j Greuky, comedian Rick Ducomnu\. .. (R)·
Loy WI* v\slting hill S**ltl. Ndt • l! tv .. 30 min.)
CO*I I deed body and Nora helpe him CE) .,_ Piayera lntetnetJonel Men'I
Ind the klltf. (2 hr&., 15 min.) Finals ~e>tn TOfonto) (R) (2 hn.)
........ (1) G9Gl) "Vlllt To A Small Ptlntr'
-=.":c• 1n1 ~A~~=~vi:= d I I I I 7... and sets out to 1Mm a.bout Earthlngl end
:.:. lheir ~ (1 tv .• 50 mh) ---..--~ t1:98 e LA11W ... M•&al UT .. •-~ •-~ New YC!ft( ~ Ed tCodl, tw 8e<1>g• . comedian Pauf Relett, grocery~ '
Unm&Y • oonteat wfnnef. (R) (1 tv.)
.... wi , .. LAl*l• 1A11m••C11COC1"1 •r1111111rr111 -•••&• -~,_, . ........ . ..... , ..
W "Pottly'I II. The Next Dey" ~~ii# •ll'ftl , (1983. COmedy) Din Monahan. Wyatt ' :a~ Olol'9
l<niaht A group of high ICl'lool ltudentt Steinem, ~ apokMpe!IOh for the try To thwart the plane of a eelf-rlghteoue femlnllt movtment. INtlt exoerptt from ~ and the KKK to ceneor • Shak• her ftrtt book 'OUtrageoue AoW Md
l teatlv 'R' (1 ht .. 35 min.) E~ Rtbellor-.~lv.)
llTIMCYU ... (J) ·...u McCoud attempta to
.,. "Mantagt. ltallanSt)'lt" (198'. protect a 09'PO'•t• prtlldtillt wN> dole
) Sophia l..ortn. Marcelo Mu-not btlie'4 the ttw•tt mldt on NI •
t OI A wlly pr0111M• ftlgnt a Hfloua ~) ( 1 hr .• 20 min.) lllnnl In order to trap t long-ttm. lover .. .. "Now And Fort'*'' (1"3.
Into mamage and then oontr!Vtl 1 further 1rna) Chttyl Ladd, Robef1 co.by. A
. ..... .Ille of.wot JQ.hO!d ht.m ~~t hla.wlthtt ............ women.t!Jfnt to a~ when her hUlblnd ~hr .• 42 mn) • arresteo on. ;ap9"Cftiijje. 'A' (flw:. u ·---ml .. ,..... min) ••
... "Temptatlonl" (1977, Come-we _. "Montcey Buelnele" (1931, '
dy) JeMlfer Wetlll. Jlkt T•gue The Comedy) M ,. Brothert; Thelma Todd.
wift of 1 walthy eccentrlC diloovera her Four atowtways try to 8YOld ttw authOri-
hosbend't penchant for potnographlc t1e1 on an ocean Nnw. ( t hr., l50 min.)
videotlPIS and dtctdel to IUrpnM llitn by 8..., OI U. ,,_,
tam!'.lg In one (1 rv .. 18 min ) CJ) .,.. "Tht Bfg Country" (Pst 2.d ,_. Cl f M .. A\111-Steed, Purdty 2) (1958, Wttt.,n) ~ P9ck. ~
and Gaml:>!t inv.ttigate a •ttea of fatal ton Helton. An Eattemet beconm
accidents lnvoMng ornlthologlst• and P'~ embroiled In a bitter feud bti.een two
feuofa. (R) (1 hr •• tOmln.) Taxuranchttloverweterrlghta. (2tva.) D • 'NllllT Hott: Johnny C.r100 e .,. "Tomorrow IS ~·· ( 19'e. Scheduled ~ Rolf Hams ( 1 hr ) Orama) Oaudett• Colbert Orton Wtla I 0 MC$~ A woman II rtunited with her hUltilnd 20
... "Ah, lldemela'" (1935. Com-y .. ,. 1fter lht b1~11ed Nm deed (1 hr.,
edy) Wallace • Mickey Rooney. A 30 min.) -
young boy comet of age In early 20th-CZ) .,. "The GrMt Santini" ( 1910. oen~~· (2 hrs.. 5 m n.) Orama) Robert Duval, Blythe Olnnlt.' A I -·fUCI r~NdY Manni C«r>e onro.t-" llWllOl .. MUCllCO fac:ea dOmeltle bettlel wt*'l 'M tr111 to
11Aa1WI Dr. Leo eu.c.glla ~ lmpoee Na mlitery kiMll on hia ~.
on ways to '98Ch chlldten to hive • poll--'PG' ( 1 tw .. 58 lhn.) ••
tiYeatt1tudetowardMr.enc:11ove. (1 tw.) --~--"F\nf'&I Home" (1912, ........_ (,C) .. "Emanueti. In Bangkott" ... , ....
(1978, Drama) t.eura Gernter. C'1I ~Ka~~~
AVY1m A Eur8*n j(Unatill hU MYetal at her ~·· VIC.tortll\ hOtM: 'ff
•xuel lilttonl With • ~11iety of l)lrtnert I"'" 301ll. r ~ &raveling In the Far East 'A' ( 1 hr.. w .... ~
28min) ""---Cl)-MClll~Ylll) ML•MMaY ca> .. "I, TM Jory" (1982. Orama) .... n FMlutll• -~1..
ArrMn09 A..,..., Batbara Caner& Prl-.. ''8tlrltfuck" (1112.. ..,_..,
Vitt eye Mlkt t1alt1tn« tangl!M With I Jo Kennedy, Aoeit O'~ A ........
coterie ot Vtllllnt at ht ettempts to Auttrdln girt flndl instant wne • a pa ·~a Wat buddy's mutdef. 'R' (1 hr.. rock W'lglf ~ her nwuegar~ ;& -~ FMtured hOw to l)(Ottct ctlll-ategea a dlflng putiiclty ttunt. (~ hr .. ~
c>onhom-...1. (llW .. 30mon) •"'"'!&.=--ftltl Cl).,.. "One Flew Oitt The Cuckoo's -
Nest" (1975, Oram.) Jeck Ntehollon, !ml.IA
loulle Flltd* 'A glee~ lnewJtnt ----· ... ~ OGINNttedlOlrMnlal ....... :r.1rtt1111..:1. :Into Jr: Z:.:t~ ~'*='="'-.r::-:t,: powetfut ruse and tht •t•~ halpl-'
111 ot<Ser 'R' t2 hrt. 9 min> Sunday, Aug. 19. 1984
Laooe-U-Maoole. T~ LH Jonel ts Bricll end Rip -rorn ••Big Daddy (2 hrs .
30mln.) •<B> _. "I, The Jury" ( 1982, Orama)
Armande Aaunte. Barbar• Carrera Pri-
vate eye Mike Hammer tangta with a
coterie of vlllllnt es he attempta 10
aV91lge a war bUddy's murdet. 'R' ( 1 hr •
50 min.) •
-· ... "The llttle Colotlel" ( 1935. CorNcly) Shirley Temple. Lionel Bar·
rymore A Attle girl Mt• things right on a
tiffing otant•tlon. ( 1 hr • •5 min )
• ... "Thunder Road" ( 1958,
Advent\He) Robert Mitchum, Gene Barry
A hero In the KOfean War mekn h11 way
beck to hll home In 1he mount11ns and
beoomel involved with hi• family's bool·
atlOna. ( 1 hr • 30 min.)
.. MIMT .. .. ,...
M One Flew Over The Cuc)(oo's
Nest" ( 1976. Dtemaj Jactc N~on.
Loullr f'letentr. A glee uUy Irreverent
"troublemaker" Is eommllled to a mental
lnttltutlon whefe he Ind!" the other
•CC> ''Wilma " (1977. BIODt1phy) 8hlri.y JO~. Cio.ty Tyeon. (l hr., 40 min)
•ml "TM Amazl:sow,erd Hufhtt" (Part • 2ot 2) (1977, raphy) ommy I.ff
Jot\11 !d Fllndttl. 2 hra ) •al ''SttnO-tn" (19 7, Comedy) Hum· Pfit~ Bogart, L"'lt Howard ( 1 hr 30
-~·"Thie Earth II Mint" (19&9, Ottma) ~k Mud.on, Jttn 8lmmon1 (2 hrl )
•CC) "LI &oum" ( 1912. Comedy) Claude lt111tUr. Brigitte Fouty. (2 hr1 , 20
min.)
l "Tht Toy" (1982. Comtd}') AIChlrd
or. Jtold• ai.aton. ( 1 hr., 40 min.) "~Skin Again" (1983, Comedy) m1n7 Hamlin. Mimi Rogtr1. (1 hr .. ~'7
Cl) "The SulPfCI" ( 19•5. Suspense) ~ttel Laughton, Ella Rllnea. (1 hr., 26
min.)
•(I) "Tti. Ster Chamber" ( 1983, Orama)
MlehMI Oougtu, Hal HOibrook (2 hrs ..
29mtn.)
-CC) "High Rotd To China" (1 983. Ota·
ma) Tom Sell41Ck, BtN Atm1trong ( l hr ..
45 min.)
Cl) "It Happened At The World'• FaJr"
(1963, MutlCll) EMt Prttley, JOan o·enen c1 ht. •s m1n.> -al) "Against AH Flagt" (1952, Adven·
:::/ Etrof FlyM, Maureen O'Hera (2
-· "Me<Ma Agell'ltt The Son Of Hef· C\dlt" (1983. Fantuy) RICherd Harrtton.
Anne Ranalll (2 hr• )
tW(Z) "Tti. Patty" (t968, Comedy) Peter
Sellerl. Claudine Lonaet < 1 hi •• 38 min l
_ ........ llOvlel-
-(C) "Mr Hobb6 1'1kas A Vacation"
(1M2. Comedy) Jamet Stewert. Mau·
rten O'Hllf• ( Hv • 66 min )
(8) "Strange lnvadttt" ( 1982. Science·
FIC1ion) PW LeMal. N ncy A ( 1 hr ..
29min.) CD) ••Mr. MOm" ( 1983, Comtdyl MIChatl
20 Sunday, Aug. 19, 1984
patients into open rebelhon against e
powerful nur• and the atabltsneo holpj·
tat°''* 'A' (2 hr9., 9 min.) •8 mwtl "Loen Shark" (1952. Drema)
George Raft, Dorothy Hart. An ex-con
•xpoees a gang of loan lharks wno are
victimizing the workers In a tire factory ( 1
hi. 26 min)
-~CllCOAMDTMI*" ~= l*TADT wmt 1NI --._ DU OACHllTU Selectlons Include
"What's New," "I've Got A Crush On
You" and "Crazy He Calla Me .. ( 1 h< )
(%) llCMI "Nana" ( 1981, Orama) Katya
Berge<. Jean-Pierre Aument A beaU11ful
and w11ttul prostitute puts her appearance
and body to use to become the toast ol
the town. 'A' ( 1 hi .. 32 m1n.l •1Pame• .., .... lmlCJQ
-CllCMO"l~-.-c.n NnM -
llCMI "Ttme Walker" ( 1982. Fanta·
sy) Ben Murphy, Kevin Brophy An
anciertt mummy discovered In the tomb of
Ktaton Teri Gtrr. ( l ht . 31 l'IW1 I
Cl) "CurH Of The Pink Panther • ( 1983.
eomtdy) Ted Wna. Otvid NiVtf'I ( 1 hr
•O min)
WCI) "I.Ola" ( 1882, Ofeme) Barbera
Sutlowa, Armin Mueller·Sllhl ( 1 hr &6
m~) -e "Clvt or ®UaW." t 1n2 Wtsttrn)
Macdonald Carty, A1ta11 Smith (I hr , 30
min)
• ) "La Boum" ( 1992. Comedy) Cl•ude
ralMl.lr. B11g111e Fottey. (2 htt. 20
min )
(Q) "POfky'a II The Ntxt Oty' ( 1983,
eomedy) Otn Monahan. Wyttl l<ntghl
~hr . 35 min.)
• "The Sutptct" ( 19'5. Sutptnst
artts Laughton. Ellt ,Rain•• ( 1 hr .. 2~
min.) •CCl "Wiima" ( 1877, Biography) ShtrffY
JOFinr>er,. CICtly T~ (1hr.,40 min.)
•Cl) 'Br11koul' ( 1876. Adventure)
Charlll Bronson, Jill lrtlano. (2 hrs ) OJ "Time Walktt" ( 1882. Fantasy) Btn
MurP.!'Y· l<evln Bro~hy ( 1 hr .. 25 min.) (I) 'Mr Mom" ( t9a3. Comedy) Mtcheel
Keaton. T ert Garr ( 1 hr . 31 min )
(J) "Clase" ( 1983. Orama) Rob Lowe,
JecQutllne OISHI. ( 1 hr • 38 min )
•@ "One-Eyed Jacks" (1981. Wntern)
Marton Brando. l<arl Malden (3 hr• ) •CB> "The Toy" (1982. Comed}') Rtehard
Pryor. Jackie Gleeson ( 1 ht • •O min ) __ ........
•8 G ())GD -.1ea1 IATaw. CO..
--From the 0ana1 Convention Ctf'I·
tef'. 8CC81'tll'ICI speeches by the party'a
preaidenttal and v1ce·preetdentlal cendl·
dlt•. edJoumment (AegJarty echeduled
programming may be delayed or pr•
empted fOf extended eorwt0hon cover·
l·w~ ..... 94-..CAll IATIOIW. "'CCl9,_ ..... ..,.m'MllOl111
from 11'18 Dahel ConventlOn Ctnter.
&CC9')tll'ICI $PHCl'lel by t,._ party's pr .. •
1dtrthal and vic•prtaiestnllal candldatas;
ad)OUrtlmenl (Regularly echtdUlld pro-
gramming may be delayed or pr .. empted
ror extended con-..ntiOn CO'ierage.) Q (2
htl l
Tutankhamen 11 Mtlt to • CaMOfl'lla u
v"1!ty for anelyllt. whefe If Is accident• rev•=--~ h< • 25 min ) .. 1-MlfWY .,. "Out Llllle Girl" ( 1935. Orama
Sh111ty Temple, Joel McCtea A smaN g
tries to reunite her paren11 by rvnnfr
away jl _hr . 16 min)
d CB) .,_ "Class" (1983, Orama) Re
Lowe. Jacqueltne BISNt. An lnte11ig.1
prep school etudent has an affa r wtth h
roommate's mother 'R' ( 1 hr .. 38 min )
W(f) MllMTI
()).,."Grand Baby" (1981, Orama
Esther Rolle. Larry 9 Scott A youn
boy's Ufa and attltl.ldn change lNt'ien he 1
sent to live with hit grandmother In tti.
rural South ( t hr • 58 min )
(%) llCMI "Jinxed!" ( 1982, COmedy;
Belt• Mldlef, Ken Wahl A all'IQtt falka ••
U_!lf~y ~ dealeL Jnt~ belpi(\g her de
away with her Obnoxious boytr .. nd 'A' (
hr . 45 m1n.)
•@ 1N1 NITl9ll PMILY ••uma•ucu
!"'"* __,Y•ll TOll•n Featured
obtrt Pr"'°" dltcutMt hit new pay· TV
m<Wtt
l=--WMmOA ==--.. "H h AotO To Chn1" (1983
ema) Tom 1entck, 8tt Armatrong A
mlfllonaltetl h•ret t hlrd·drinklng ea·
World Wtr I ftytn_g tot to 111tcn for he1
IOng•tott tatl'ltf 'F'O' O ( 1 hr .. ca min.)
COr llOWll "81Ut 8kr.t Age n" ( th3 Comtdy> Marry Hamlin, Mrml Rogttt A
woman 1111mpl1 to try out for 1 apot on 1
1>4g-i.1gy1 blltblll rum Clttpllt the
oppotlllon of men in lht CIUb Ind th• own.r 'PO' ~· 27 min ) I ... .
• ....... _. Regultrty echeeh.lled
pr=amming may bt dNyed due to
I brtakl .. CCUT --,~····· •••AJl1W,__TMIMTI '"" ... .. W~TMltwmt Gueet
hffl Oougle1. ,. ,. ..... .,.
llDllC ... ...
II\ POOTULL "Pr•Season Game"
San pteg() Chargers al Loe Angeln
RamaSen Diego Chargers et Los Angele•
RamaChetg1r1 at Rema (3 hrs.) I ,.
..... flGl'Mm •
'fOll aa •&.Al WIUI PtffOfll'llnQ at c .... ,. Palace. Jann lings tUCh htll as
"11'1 Not Unotual.'' "She'I A LIOy.''
''6'-erybody Lov" Somebody," "What's New. Pussycat?" end "Oehlth." OJ 9IMI ''Ponce Valiant" ( 185', Advtn-
turt) Jamee Matan. Janet Lttgh, TM Vlk·
ing era brlnot two rivets Into dlttct coo·
fliCI (1 ht., '<>min.)
E .. ._ • ._.YIM
.,.. "Mamao-. lttll n Stytt" ( 1884.
) SOpl"tia Lortf\ MarQtlo Mas-
troianni A Wily proe11tute feignl i Mrloue
•• in 0tdtr to trap a k>ng-timt '°'* Into mtrrlage Ind then OQnlriv.9 a further
t le ot Wot 10 hdd him •O-if'lll h11 wllhtt
-I -
II· ly
) ,,
g
b
ii
5
U hr., 42 min.)
GI_.. "Outtld9 The Wall" (1950. Ora·
ma) Richard Ballhart. Marilyn Maxwell.
An ex-con follt the plant of a aanltarlum
patient and his Wife to puU Off 1 huge
heist. (2~ -1""' . "°""" OOUllT .... --.o •..... 8'0T •lll•Y '°"'1CI A humor• ous view of polls. presldentt and Mtl<>n-yMr politics by the ''Not Nec .... nty The
Newt" team.
-· "911 ... Regularly scheduled programming may be delayed due to
~breaks. -·Cl) •••P.&. H~ns, Rick and T.C. cause confusion when t relate different
version~ of • robb9fY 11 t club. (R) ( 1
hr.)
8 fJD -A mM Carl Invites the ~2! to dinner to dlacUSI' • new patrol car. but thi clty ottlairlimOrelnfirested
in~) I ..,. • c:oeecmn
• / •Scheduled: Tom Jarriel Inter·
views both President Reagan Ind his
ld<>ptld son Mlch•tl Reagin, following
the latter on an oce1n speed run from 'Ktt~=I to s .. ttle for Charity. ,..,_
.. "Lion Of Tht OtMtt" (P1rt 1 of
( 1981, Dr1rn1) Anthony Quinn, Oliver
Affd. A hlrd·rldlf'IG BtdOUln tudtr rt11111
l!!ly't lttff'\S>tt to oocupy Libya. 12 rua.)
• ..,. "Comlf'IG 'Home" ( 1918, Of•·
ml) J1nt Fond1, Jon Voight. Thi wife of
1 Marlnt oapt1ln fellt In lovt wltPI 1n
tmbltttrtd P1rlpltglo Vlttnem War veter·
an While htr !Mblnd 11 ovtr1t11. (2 NI .. 30 min.) ..
• -""°"A IOOk 11 tht Ult Ind carNr ol tht 1111 Arthur ,ltdltt, lnoludlng
lnttrvltwt and perf0tm1nott by 1 variety ~lnent IOlolat1. ( 1 hr .. 10 min.)
CG) _.,. "l<lng l<ong" [1978, Advtn·
tuft) .Mff 8rldQtt, J111IOI 1nge. Amon-
1trout ape le brought to Ntw York City
from 1 1rop1e11 1111nd b( a grNdy Oii pro-
moter 11ger to t)lplol the cr .. turt for
oroflt. 'PG' 12 Plrl .. 14 min.)
(I)...... .
CB) ... "The Star Chlmber" (1983,
Orama) Michie! Douglas. Hal Holbrook.
A young a.wyer flnnly bel&tvet that the
guilty should not be Mt fret Ind meets
CheDtngel becaUM of his belltf. 'R' (2
hrl.. 29 min.)
CO)_.. "Mr. Mom'' (1983, Comedy)
Mlehlel Keetoo, Teri Gair. An unem-
l)!Oyed father and hutbllnd must aaume
hoUMkeeping reaponalbllltlet while his
wife entn the work force. 'Pa' (1 hr;, 31
min.)
(I)_.. "Curle Of The Pink P1nther"'
(1983, Comedy) Ted w ... Dlvld Niven.
A bumbllng Ntw York City cop Interviews
• h08t of euptlcloue chlracttt1 In his lnvestlQltlon of the theft of the fabulous
Pink Panther dla"J. 'PG' ( 1 hr., (() rntn.) •tm _.. "Buci< ..:nd The Preacher"
( 1972. Orama) Sidney Pottier. Harry
--e.tafonte: A hi= fOI fOlmet Sia. 'es
and • con man IMd " a preacher team up to fight ru1 .... boun1y hunters.
(2 hrs .. 5 min.) 1r9ID W IM1111 • CMllT M1thls
s1nga such f1vortt" " "Misty," "Too
Much, Too Llttlt. Too Lale," "Chine" Art,.. "Wonderful. WondtffUI" Ind "The
Last Tlmt I Felt Llkt Thlt.'' (1 hr.) -~~=le Mal!Ofy It l'IOfrlfled ~an oldtr bullnttt 1NOC11t1 ot her
f thtt mak~_I.~ It het. (f') . "°''°"""' OUll•\...; -
M fOIJ ... -Chtlt CIMn VI OIOlrlO In 1 llghtwtlgt\I bOut tctltd·
ultd f0t to rounctl (from Atlantlo City, NJ,)._ 1.-1 (2 Plra., 30 min.)
.. • .. ''HIJIOk" ( 1973, 8uapenttl
Oivld JanMtn. Kttnan Wynn. A truck
drlvtt It hounded by dttttmlMcS l\IJ1cktr1 wtlllt trll'llPOtllne cargo from Lot Angtin
iHou11.w min.) = . ._ "The 8pttr• ( 1977. HOfror)
C:" Qrant. 8utan My.,., A dlltraught
rnotller mutt oope wltPI htr tmbltttrld
daughter who hit tile ablUty to cauee
"IOCldtnlt" to !l!pp!n. (2 NI.} ·•
Cl) PA ...... Tile Unknown Comic
ceveata hit Identity: the tiny Alalkln vlJ..
18~ that'• the starting PQlnt fOf Mt.
Mc= ct mbttl. ·----, ~--"H .. rt Llkt A·Wheef' (1983,
Biography) Bonnie Sadella. Beau Bl'ldll-
es A dr1matlzatlon of the Utt of cat ti<*
Shlt1ey "Chi Chi" Muldowney, who won
her first race In 196$. 'PQ' ( 1 hr.. 63
min.)
(%) llOWll "The Star Cllembtf" (1983.
Or1m1.) Michael Oouglaa. Hal Holbrook.
A young i.wyer firmly be~ that the
guilty shOOld not be Mt frM and meeta
challengel becluM of hit belief. 'R' (2
hrs.. 29 min.) l ...... aLOI . n MlAY: 1"I L89ATICll OP ..... A
loot< at the state of aftllt1 In Europe and
the events leedlng to the 1 ~ Allied lnve-
tleA. fealwinG __,.,. arcbl¥al footage. -('t'-'1...___ ... r.,~~:-.
(!) llOWll "Daddy Long Legs" ( 1955,
Musloal) Fred Aataltt , leelte Caron.
When 1 WMnhy playboy dtcldtl to ~
• French ()(phan girt to colltgt, ht dotll)'t
1nllelP1tt thlt 1 thing Ilk• tow might
lnttrftrt. (2 hrt.~ min.)
I ............. U&llUll·-· .......
.. •WllMH "Wt. Thi AOOUMd" Myra,
knowing the! Paut murdttld Pllt Wfft • dtcldli to eland by him u CPlltf lntptc· _
1
'%W 'non tn.m. (Part 4 ot 6)
-=~-Uln .._IOM MnolML _,...,..
rom the Ollllt Convention Ctnttt:
ICetptlnot tpNCf'ltt by lht PlrtY't Pf• ldtntlll and vlC•PrMkfentlll ctndldlttt:
adjOl.ltnmtl'I. (Algullrly tchtdultd pr0o
gr1mmlf'IG may bt dtllyld Of prt-ttnptld
for ••tena.d convention coverege.) Q (2
;~ ....
CB)' llOWll "Falt Tlmtt At ~t
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, .
nlf« Juon LMgn. Stuc:Mntt an ·~·
American high ~ contrC>ttt the c:hal-
letlgel of adutthoOd, drugs. ... end llChoolwoftc-··~~.'" . 30 "*'·) •n•t•uu.,.,, ...
.. : .. , Welk Tht Lint" ( 1970, Dr•
me).. GtegoJy Peck, Tueedly Wetd. A
Southetn thetlft t>eeomn the vtctlm of an
alluring young women who i. the daugMef
of a local moonlhlnet. (2 htl.) .. ce>.,. "The Beut Within" (1982.
Horror) Ronny Cox. Bibi Beach. A woman
It raped on her honeymoon by=he • legged CfMtUr• end producet a normal son who gtows up to tallow In
ded't bloody foots!~ 'R' (1 tv , 30
-1mlnJ..-
-• ·-.,.. Featurtct flying down to Rio fof a camlval! &aztl'• blggett movie
stet, Sonia BraQS: a Ylllt to Copac:at>ena
Beech: a templltlg of Btazi!lan food and
swimwear. ..... ---.... , ... -mu--......... ua...
M&b&U• = .....
"MtraachlnO Chen'y'' ( 1978.
ama) Olotia Ltonerd, Jtnny 8axttr. A
top Ntw Yortc mad1m lhowt her younger
Mt« the ropM et a hlgh..cla" bfothtl. ( 1
ht .. = ~--"~Mom" (1083, Comedy)
Mlchatt Keaton. Ttrl Gerr. An unem-
ployed f1ther and l'lulband must lllUme
hoUatkeeplng rnpe>ntlbUltltt whllt Piii
wife enters the work fate.. 'PG' Q ( 1 tit.,
31 min)
(%) .. "Lola" ( 1982. Orama) Bttbata
Sukowa. Armin Muen.t~Stahl. The new
budding ComtnlMIC>net of I pottwlt Clef· man town la corrupted by hit attr~lon to
en ellunng cabaret tengtr who II In lee~
With the burg' I protlletf'lng offlclelt 'R ( 1 -~~ tW UW. l&lnllldlSI wme &IO ....
In a lectute at S.cramtruo't Com-
munity Center ThMtef. the tuthOr and
educatOt talt(1 aboUt •tablWW'\a kMng
relallonthipt In all pal1t of one't llft. nm• uunl TOM U. A r9Vtlw ot the team'• f001ball ..ason fteturlng hlclhllof'ltt
of the playt and playere, plul a loofc II tl'll
. ii"ar;;'iill'IJ Hoa1. ~ Cerlon.
Sc~ comedteo Robert K)9ln ( 1
tw.) ..... ..nm
Cl) w I n' •.a. M ~ 11 attecktd by• sumo wr•tlef end • ct.rtart, while H~ It enthralled t>y romance (R) ( 1 tw.. 10
min.)
l•l•DllJll•M•MAIW -· ·••fUCI ii&tt•• .. UIC.. ----NOllM.L .. If-.. •Y "Bttte Mldllt: • M Or lk»tl" lnclUdtl tend91' blladl Md
herd tOCk. ...,Uf!Og . "The Role" Ind
@'GI f!~ her ··Ne). ~ .. album ( 1 ht. .)
(§) ... "Sbc &"'* ()\ A CampUI''
( 1871. Oreml) &ngitt• L.ltMale. Medine P-.i The QtUdith ~tr-It 111
t.!ICMWI Qltll KhOol caMOC control
22 Sund1Y1 Aug. 19, 1aa.
U!1UI ttfidintt. ( 1 hr .• 20 min ) • .,. am F•turld: authOt Fred Smith
dlleuu u Merett to •'COltt; obtelMia r>hY*al fltnt11: an American paulot\ ( 1 ht.: 30 min.)
-· ... NOrlM.L "Pr..,Stllon Game" San °"GO Chlrgers It L~ Angelel Rime
I ~-...... ,...
.. ·•etnin Af'falr" ( 1970, Orame) nen McGIWI. Frttz W11Y1t. Two
frlendl are Pitted agaltllt teCh other by an
8Tzi';'~a (2 tn.. 6 min.) I ...
'llal • N ~ Guelte: actr ...
efanle Powet"a, cotMdlan Richard
8*~) ( 1 tw .. 30 min.) ~ ''the Hound Ot The But(er-
vtlel" (1939~ery) 8atll Rathbone,
Nlgtl 8nJce. k Holmes Wweatlgltft
t_he myttery of a canine tplrlt htvnll~ an ~ C<Mltry es1•t•. (1 tv • 20 min. .. @ .. "Dllmonda For Steak .....
(1M8. Comedy) Marcello Mutrolennl.
--Alta Tuehll~ Brltlth boutlqul owr. enllltl the tupport of four kMly
y~ t"""'-to 1tMI lhe 1""*111 Jtwtll
of Auillle. ..... t tr· 10 mlr\) -· LA 'I •IDJ Holt: Oennlt Wholty. (1 tv.)
•••wtWlnMM9Wlf&BIM
t!ietured: Hit thtrlPl•t Or. Ruth ~. t1Upld pet trloka, mJtlclan
8tfYtCehn.~~·l IMll9tr I hi ,__o ..............
-"Partners In Crime" (1873,
dYttltut•) Ltt Gtlnt, Lou Antonio. A
~ and her 11111t1nt UM tht" playing
catda to help find 1n amnttlac'• hidden
IOOt j 1 hr .• 30 min.) . . .....
-(II) Clf9'1• • •ua• ... Thie proflle ot tome of Am«lca't gtMt•t ath-
let•""' ttMa lut 160 yurt. featuring Intl· mat• lntervt.wl and rare Mm footage. It
holttd by Mefhn OIMn. (1 ht .• 30 men.)
-Cl) .. "Gone Of 1ht Tlmber1and"
( 1880, Orama) Alan Lldd. Jeenne CC'I n. r~ fMrtng for their land blltle loaOlti wflo ~ Ptmllltlon to cltlt a ~. (R) (1 tw., ~min.) (I)_. "1991>. The Btonx WarrlOrl"
(1983, Adwnb.Wt) Vic MOttow, Fred W'll-
lltnlOn. Two l'Otortoua ttval gange fOrm
an alltlnce In the Bronx eo they cen blttlt
lnv~Manhatwt ~ •ff ( t P'lr .. ,
24mln
-(D) "MlnNlli'I" ( 1984. Comedy)
KelV Nlctldt. Jof1t Silveta A ~ bU1 chMNlnlttlc attorney It Md!IOICI by two women wt* NI wttt ta _., trom
home. (Uv .. 2• min.> ... --··Ebb Tide" (1937, A<Mnturt) Oicaf Homolk1. FttnOtl Farm«. A ''bMd'ltd" •• ., •• ptltl 10 tijM:k. thlp
It complicaltd -'*" he ~ the
owner'• o.uattt• • at>oerd. (2 l'n ) emt•U.TGN' Cl) _.. ''Aenm Of The Fly" < 1959,
Horror) Vlrun1 Price. Btett HUty Ahtt
an lfflentor dlea Ulina hit dltlntegrating
rnechbt. hit son cont"Tnu. to wofj( on ft ~a:.r:= from hie uncit. (2 hrt) I-'-•'""' ~ .. ·-o..fllj (1983, Dfanw) Aob
LoWa. Jeoql191nt B49Mf An ll'ltelllgtrtt
Pfep tchOol ttuo.nt hM tit\ •fflMI wtth hll
roommete'amothtf. 'R' (1 l'W.,'31mln.) W ml .. ''The Life Of Bnln" (1879,
COmedy) Oraha'" .Chapnuin. John
Cleal. ~ the '"'' C«ltury, • bunglet tatsely proclaimed a m11alah an
becomeS the liN<* of • gteat religlou
movement egainat his w\&he9 'R' ( 1 hr
33mln.) ·1--"'~ . M ML • .,._.._,
... "Invitation To A Guntlghter'
( 196'. Western) Yul Btynner. <leotg.
Segal. .A gunfighter la hlfed 'o kDI an out
caat retUtning to his W•tetn town ( 1 hr
30~ e Ml..,..LW•
(I) Woa•FI ,_ Federation Cu~
highlight• (from Sao Paolo. Brazll) ( •
hr.)
~. ••&U':.rr..tat . ~--"Strange Invaders" (1982, Sct-
ence-flctlon) Paul LeMat. Nancy Allen
Super-lntelllgent belng11 from apeoe mat•
rialz• In a emall midweltefn town and
888UIM the bodlet of lta rMldtntl 'PG'
Q_( 1 tw .. 29 min.)
-Clll---"Podtv' The ~XI Dey!! ( 1083, Comedy) Dan Monahln, Wyett
Knight. A group of hlgl'I IChool ltudtnt•
try lo triwan lhe plane of a ttff-flghteoue
preacher and tM KKK to ceneot I Shlk•
Ea ffttlVtl. 'R' ( 1 tw .. 35 min.)
d ... ''The WOOd ACCOfdlng To
p" ( 1982. Comedy) Robin Wllliaml,
Miry 8ath Hurt. The eon Of an unmeultd
prep achool l'IUfH tn)Oyl a life tun of
IOvtnlut• C~ Ind blzafrt
Charlcttrt. 'R~a.. 16 min ) ., ..... ,
-... "The Prttldent't L.ady" (1953 •
ama) Chartton H•ton, 6ut1n Hay·
ward. Andrew Jlckson 111empt1 to ptovt
that hit Wife It Innocent of tcandalOOt
chaJ;,,. l illll•ll1W
• .... -.WATCM -"l'M Get You" ( 1953. Mysttry) George Rafi, Salty Gray. A femalt British
spy and en FBI agent join lorcet to crack
a worldwkje networ" of kldnappe<t ( i
tv . 30 min.)
(!) CllCO Am'"' .. • ... "The Two Mra. C.rrolt" ( 1947.
Orama) Humphrey Bogart, Barbara
StanW)'Ck A dtfanged art11t methodical)'
marnee and murci.rt hit wlvel after doing
• biz.an• portrelt of them. (, ht • 30 min ) ~= ''The Party" ( 1968, Comedy) Petor Sellera. Cla4.ldine Longet A ,,,....
cNeYoua Indian actor creatft utt« cha<>&
when he crul'ltS a social party ( t tu .. 38
-min~ -;Mn• I I 1111WCIQ
• ... "The Star Chambef" ( 1983 .
Dfamt) Michael Douglas, Hal Holbrook
A young lawyer fwmly belltvee that the gu.ny ~ not be Ml fr .. and meet• ~ beclUM of hit billet. 'R' (2 tvs . 29 min )
M CC) .. "King Kong" ( 1976, Ad\len-
ture) Jett Bridges. JeMiee lange Amon-
atrout ape is bf ought to New York City
from a trC>P'Cll laland t>y 1 gcetdy oll pro-
moter Mgttr to exploit the crMture '°' •i1:.;;~~~i;J ..... .
.. "Fat Tll'nel Al ~t ~ .. (1992, COi'ritdy) Gean Penn. Jel'-
niftw Jason l.tlgh. Stuestnll at • "fYPICal"
Ameucan high tchool confront the ctMal
~ ot adUfthood. Clrugt •• and
-I •
I~~ (1 hr , 30mln.)
.. -Mlfrtf lmlCAL DOCTOI
llOWll "Think Fas.1. Mr. Moto" (1937.
-hiclay
-llondng Movies-•
•Cl> "Dead 01 Night" (1945, Horror) Mer-
vyn Johns. Mlchaet Redgrave. ( 1 hr .. 44
min.)
•CC) "Sink The 81smarckl" (1960. Adven-
ture) Kenneth More. Dana. Wynter. ( 1 hr .
3~ min.)
•al) "Sorry. Wrong Number" ( 1948,
Suspense) Barbara Stanwyck. Burt Lan-
caster. (2 hrs )
lt9(Jf) "Woodptum" (1982. Adventure)
Arleth~ Biernaux. Michel Castel ( 1 hr, 26
min,)
M (f)' "Underwater Crty"' (1962. Selenc&-
Ftet!On) William Lundlgan. Julie Adams. g hrs.)
(1) "Love Child" ( 1982. Drama) Amy
Madigan. Beau Bridges. ( 1 hr .. 35 min.)
•(C) "Across The Great Divide" (1976.
Adventure) Robet1 Logan. Heather Rat-
lray (1 hr . 40 min.)
(0) "Young Doct0f8 In Love" ( 1982,
Comedy) Michael McKean. Sean Young
i! hr. 35 mtn.)
(SJ "Swallows And Amazons" ( t97 4,
Adventure) Virginia McKenna. Ronald
Fraser (1 hr., 32 mtn )
•{%) "A Hero Ain't No1h1n· But A Sand-
wich" ( 1977. Drama) Cicely Tyson. Paul
Winfield ( 1 hr , 47 min.)
-(C) "Still 01 The Night" ( 1982
Suspense) Roy Schetder, Meryl Streep
U hr . 30 min.) CID "Spacehunter Adventures In The For-
bidden Zone" ( 1983. Science-Fiction)
Peter Strauss. Molly Ringwald. ( 1 hr , 30
min)
"Small Town Girl" ( 1953, Musical)
Jane Powell. Farley Grange< ( 1 hr.. 33
min) -® "Ttmbtfjack" (1954, Adventure)
Sterllng Haydet'I. Vera Ralston (2 hrs.) -U "Gover Girl" (1944, Musleal) Rita
Hayworfh. Gene Kelly (2 hrs.)
1W CZ> "Concert For bangladnh" ( 1972.
Documentary) ( 1 hr .. 39 mtn.) n:at~ "Courage 01 Black Beauty" (1957.
Adventure) John Crawford, Mimi Gibson.
( 1 hr .. t7 min.)
-00 "Curse Ot The Pink Panther" (1983,
Comedy) Ted Wass, OaVld Niven I 1 hr ..
40mtn.) CO) "Clasa" ( 1983, Orama) Rob Lowe.
JacqueUne Bisset ( 1 hr • 38 min )
CJ) "Lovesick" t 1983. Comedy) O\Jdley
M<>Ore. Elizabeth Mc:Govttn ( 1 hr . 35
min.)' W "The Lui Unicorn" ( 1982. Fantasy)
Animated Voloes of Mia Farrow, Alan
Arkin ( 1 hr • 24 men.)
"King K9ng'' ( 1976. Adventure) Jell
BrldQee. Jelliea lang. (2 hrt . 14 mtn.) wm ''Enlef Artene luptt'I'' (194', MV--
tary) Ella Rames. Charles KON!n. (1 hr ..
30 min)
-"Terror On A Train" ( i-8~3.
So$penM) Gl6nn Ford. Anne Varnon (1
hr •• t2 min.)
• ) "Ac:rosa The Great OMO." (1976
Mystery) Virginia Fleld, Peter Lorre. A
suaw judo eic.per1 solves unsolveabte crimes. ( 1 hr., 30 min ) (E)IU I IMlml (II)
(I) DOTT8 Wlft Ml c.ct.I Country a tar
Adventure) Robeft Logan. Heather Rat·
tray ( 1 hr .. 40 min.)
(U) "Ealing Raoul" ( 1982. Comedy) Paul
Bartel, Mary W0<ooov ( t hr., 25 min.)
a.CZ) "Mary White" ( 1977. Orama) Ed
Flanders, Kathleen Beller. ( 1 hr .• 45 min.) •CID ''Woodplum" (1982. Adventure)
Arlette Blernaux, Michel Castel (1 hr., 26
min ) •
d (I) "SwaUows And Amazons" (1974.
Advenlure) Virginia McKenna. Ronald
Fraset' ( 1 hr, 32 min )
•(C) "Annie" ( 1982. Musical) Alleen
Quinn, Albert Anney (2 hrs •• 8 min.) CO "Treasures OfThe Snow" ( t 98 t. Ora-
--ma) Paul -Oean, Cl~ Born..... (Lbc_40
min )
•@ "The Sugatland Express" (1974,
Comedy) Goldie Hawn. Wiiliam Atherton.
(l hrs . 15 min )
• (%) "The Thirteenth Day· The Story Of
Esther" ( 1978. Drama) Olivia Hussey. ( 1
hr .. 15 min)
--slvening
-8"'1= OllTMI ..... Cll ...
8'/LOIO
.UTDT fJml CMteo
AIC ... Q WltAt
IAm.aTMtMACncA ..... -.r
..._ ll001ULL "Pre-Season Game"
New YOfk Jets at Los AngeleS Aaldel9 (3
hrs,) m> .._ UI. Robbie Doyi8 explains
what to do 1n marine emergencin. and he
provides an Introduction to the world ot
sailb08t racing. (R) O
(() MlfO MCllt IHAA Drags -summer
Natl0081s (from Cleveland. Ohio) (A) ( 1
hr.) (8)WmlOMllOl
(DJ llOWll "African Ac:Mn1Uta" (1983.
Drema) David Nkana. Ciiva Sanders. Two
young 8t1tlsh children visiting their uncle In
South Africa become lnvotvecl In 1 feud
between two tribes over 1 prized cetr. ( 1
hr.)
I DICI YM DYii • ,... mM Regularly ~ -m;::.::-10
tmKAllOMI
lllMI "They Call Ma Bruce?" ( 1982.
Comedy) Johnny Yune. M11gaux Hem·
lngway. A Weet coast ~alan cook ls mis-
taken fOf karate expett Bruce t..e and
runs afoul ot Italian gangatet bOlael, 'PG'
t hr .. 30 min.)
Ulft'All llUlm CClllCmT .. -' FF C Al The endUflnQ rock band. San-
tana, teptlM tome of 1he1r grMtest hits In
concen with HMrt from Altoa de Chavon
OomitliCan AtpubliC ( t ht., 30 min l
I '*' .. ,. ... ....
Dottle West ~ l.atry Gatlin and
the Gatlin Btothefs. John Schneldef and
the singing dUO David Frlzzet and St*'9y
W81t. (1Jv;} ..dll,.,, ... -... -.... ,
1 .. , ... .,.
=::&.Catching lhlrks for the
Miami Seaquarium; a vtslt to lourdl9.
France, famous for rellgious pllgrwnagaa
l the dlMbled. ...... ... . •1wrn1•rr ro11•rr F.eturtd: • iv~d~th "The A· Team" star George P9p-
ftlm'ICf9111f -·flQlnm ...... .,. ....
.,,_.. .. W Freedom Cup
~ s.aureLWtstJ.W1 hr.) (I) llOWll "Smokey The Bencl1 Pan
3" ( 1983. Adventure) Jackie Gleaton.
Jerry Reed. A sheriff challenge& some
men to a race from Florlda to Texas fof a
Qr'iZ• of S250.000. ( 1 hr .. 30 min ) cm t1nm•n11um CZ) 9CMI "love Child" ( 1982. Drama)
Amy Madigan. Beau Bridges. A pregoant
lrvnate In 1 womeo'$ prison wegea a bat-
tle 10 keep her child. who wu lathered by
a married guard. 'R' ( t ht , 35 min.) tD llOWll "The lone Hand'' ( 1954. West-
ern) Joel McCrea. Batbara Hale. A mat)
devotes himself to apprehending QOtd
thieves eveo th0U9h It means making
heavy personal sacnlices (2 hrs.)
1'.tldl) ... "Tilt" ( 1979. Orama) BrOOka
Shields. CharleS Dum1ng A wouf0.b9 roek
Slngef uses a 14-yeai·old pmban wtz to
settle • acOfe with a middle-aged plnbd
champ. (2 hrs .. 10 min.) ,. 8 I OI M 10WI Featured. touring the
newest sights In lhe natiOO's capita~ the
Vietnam memorial the Smithtlonlan Alf
and Spece Museum. the 111119-known
caves undernealh the Lincoln Memorial
and trendy Georgetown: make-up artllt
George Masters tran1f0Jms Melody Rog-
ers loto Mae West. MarMyn Monroe and
Rita Hayworth.
1.-., ... '"' ...... m OI U. ,._turad: a look at the
growing problem of prostitution •!Ong
Sunset Boulevard: 1"18'* fashlona lnllplnld
by Boy Gtofga, IMtt aoma of L.A 't
t~h(Kt bcMlOet't
lll1'CTAC-• ._...CCU'f -"''''-• ......... 'llmU ~ ... ~ achedutad
progttmmlng may b9 daleyad due to
~btllkt. CC),.,. "The Latt. UniCOtn" (1982,
F1ntesy) Animated. \I~ of Mia Fat·
row. Alan AflM An tlpp(entice meglclen
aldS the title charaetat 1n her IMrctl for
the r .. l Of the herd 1"81 heve bMt\ 1mpri.
oned bl:' ev11 king 'G' ( 1 hr~2• min.) cm u Ml Detroit Tlgefs ll Calitomla
A~2 hrs. 30 min.) •1 mn•-• .... -Cl)~--A 18G'Jill ~
of pllY9f• '*'"""' comedy ~tehla and • bl.ackout1 wJ11ten bV atll8fal cont~
Sunday, Aug. 19, 1984 23
rary Playwrights. ( 1 hr.) D M IMITla ~ Max ... ,chel f«
hil tathef. he and the MMter come to the
aid of • blind woman wno la mlttallenty
believed to hive Wltl'*Md 8 kidnapping ffi) (lhr.)
.... "A Gathering Of Eaglet"'
( 1963, Dfama) Rock Hudson, Rod Tay· '°' Shocked by her huabend'• ~·no
harshneu 10 his men. an Air F0<ce com-
mander' • wlfa leevw tim. (2 hrt.) • 41 ... When the Pratldent
demand• a secor1ty cheok of ab the G~-
. ernor's emplOyeel befOfe making a \lla1t,
Benson Is labeled a spy. (A) Q
I .....
'IW.rZOlm
91181fU•n 1"011•rr FMture<1 •
visit with "The A· Team" etar George Pep-
'e!rd.
• .,. "Killer By Night" (1971,
Suspenee) Robert Wegner, biene Baker
Two seemingly unteleted cesea mesh
when police realize that the oop4(1tler
they're 1oot11ng f« Is a Vital llnll to a
strange clty-wfde epldemlc of dlphthena
i hfUi -- - -.. , ..... ... .. , .. ..
0. LOCAnol "Robert Klein· Child Of
The '50s, Man Of The 'SOI" The comedl·
an reflects on the impact of televlslon on
htS youth and takes a humorout look al
e.!_renlhood In the '80s ( 1 hr.)
(§) llCMI "LOYeSICk" ( 1983. Comedy)
Dudley MOOfe, EllZabeth McGovern. A
married psychlatrlat nndl hlmself lalllng. In
love wi1h.:.r,t1ent. 'PG' (1 ht., 35 min.)
"(() COi' POOTUL&. .... C9') • 8 O Imm Webster fibs about htS
blrthdale becaVM he wants lo ba part of
the IChool ~~celebrations (A)
.ftCTAC ~~~Catching eharka lor the
Miami Seaquarium; a visit to Lourdes.
France. famout for religious pilgrimages
~ Iha disabled.
• • WAL&. .._,. -"Of Interest Rates" Gunt. Edward S. Hyman Jr , aen-
lof vice praeldent-econom-1. Cyrut J
Lawrence, Inc
(JJ.cMI "OoctOf DelrOil" ( 1983, Come-
dy) Dan Aykroyd. Donna Dixon A. timid
coflege profet&or Is reeructed to take the
place of a pimp, and soon tlnda himself
enjOylng hit new occupation 'A' ( 1 hr .
31 min)
.. (f)NAUIA11 John l~MI va. Trent
Norman 1n 1 light m ht bout ~ fOf NYen r~ from St
Pei.II. M~R) (1tv.,30mln.) -·Cl) J.R EWlng'I snooping Into Q9yton and Jeaiea't peat INdl hJm to
rMltz9 ~mother may be In grave danger,
and Pam ditCOYeft l<atheflnl'a ~ty In 1'1t' rtlltiOnthlp with Bobby (R) 1 hr )
• llMllal l•w• and ng-ton come 10 the aid of a reporter whO dll-
..,peers ~ lf'Mttlgatlng a ~ of Inter·
Nt!Onel art thievf9, (1 hr,) • O .. ,.. •• Chaney and the
team ere pitted ega1n11 a group of ruthlelt meroenerlil dt*mined to klll the IN<*
ofanilllftdnttlOn (R) (tht.) ' _ ... I -.. "fjgl'lltng BKk" ( 1980, Blogta·
phy) Aoblrt lJnc:h. Art C.mey. The 1tor( Of RocllV .....,, who overeame nMr-ctlP::
p1na Wit lfWurlel to t\11 with the Super boWt chempjon Pittsburgh St .... rt, la
dtamatiZ!ld 12 hrt I
24 Sundey, Aug. 19, 198-i
CC) ... "Table For Five" (1983, Of~
ma) Jon V°'Qht. Richard CraMa. A man wno wu dlYorc.cS five yeara .. rll« returns
to hit now ramamtd wife to take • more
active role In raising hla children. 'PG' ( 1
hr .• 59 min.)-. CID .,. "Spacahuntar: Adventur" In
The Fotbldden Zone" ( 1983, ~Ac
tion) Peter Strauaa, Molly Ringwald. In the
22nd century. a apece mercenary and a
ponkllh waif trawl to a distant planet to
rescue lhrae apace maldent from a vll-
lalnoul cyb()(g 'PG' ( 1 ht., 30 min.)
(%) _. "Porky'• 11: The Next Day"
(1983, Comedy) Oen Monahan. Wyatt
Knight. A group of high achool students
try to thwart the plana of a Nit-righteous
preacher and the KKK to censor a Shake-r-re fntlval. 'A' ( 1 hr •• 35 min.) .......ml.Gii
lttl WML tTmT -Wini Lowe IUllt• • .. TI.ff ,_ Host Louis Rul(eyw dlscU9MI the fundameo-
tals ot atocks. bonds and Investing In gold
and precloul metals and collec:tlblet with
siJI Investment apec1a11s11 and ana t . 1
-'1'11:T -
1tt1 ID ULA °' IT• -The fifth annual event hosted by Beverly 61111 saiutes the
perfofmlng arts. fNtUflng music. opera
and dance. among the perfOfmers are
soprano Robetta Peters. beSt Samuel
Ramey, tlu1111 James O.lwey, dancefS
Natalia Makarova and 8'an Livery. and
the Radio City MUSIC Hall Rockelln. (A) ~hrt.) •W ltOvtl "Juggernaut.. ( 1974.
Suspenaa) Richard Harris. Omar Sharrf A
holiday cruise becomes• nightmare when
the authOrllies of a luxury liner receive an
ominous bomb thteal and an extortion
note demanding $10.5 mtllk>n (2 hrs., 30 minJ.n lUCll -1 ;-:::: c:mT When Julia fleel In
Chasa'a oat alter abducting JoMotl Glob-
ertl, Rlehard Milds an agenl lo ~ranee In
an attempt to locate lhe mlsalng Pamela.
~) (1 hr) a AW umca A 1oot1 at Allan /
Pacific Ametleaol. the communltiet In
Which they live and the tseuee that affect
the!( ~ lncWng lmmigfatlon. aduca-
hon. dilctlmation and political power, ( 1
hi) 1111':.m. Matt It pronounced
clinlcalty dead atter tuffaflng • MYera
head lnjUry during hit ln~tlgellon of a
mdllng nufM. (R} Q ( 1 hr.)
~ IMJU&L a M ••111u•1•fllLlaL
(Q) ... "Hlgh·Road To China" (1983.
Orama) Tom Sellecic. S... Arm1trong. A
mltllonlifna hit.. • hardo-drinklng ex·
World War I flying ace to ... ,Ch tot htr
~t father. 'PG' ( 1 ht., '~min.)
Cl) ... "Clea" (1993, Orama) Rob
Low.. Jacqueline Bltttl. An lntelllgtnt
prep achoot ttudent hll an affair with hll :iii.,--.:~::.:.
'-concart 11 ~·1 Plft{ Wea
nigf\tctub IHtur• auch lllt1 •• ''Worklrtg
My Way lectc To You ... ·~ ... "Bin
Giri. Don't Cry," "My Ey .. AdOfed Y04/'
and "O.wn.'' (1 tw.) =1 ~=·'--AftlMTll 1 I .. "HMlll'I ap."· UN3, Orima)
Key Paftlw, AbPil °""°" A_~
editor eeceptl the IMignm«lt of wrttlrla
an e~ on a health club that ipecla~ =1-•t.=-)
•&£22112 ....... • ..._, ••~fl"'•-• Featur• new aongs trom their firlt ttudlo etbUm llnea
their reunion. CB) ... "The Lonely Lady" (1983, Ora-
ma) Pia Zadora, Lloyd Bochnet. On• t•
evl8ed awards PfOQfam, a euc:c:neful
screenwriter tells the ahoc~lng ttOfY of
how She reached tame. 'R' ( 1 hf.. 32
min.) . • . · (%) ... "Concar1 FOf Bangladesh"
c 1972. Documentary) Thia filmed rlCOl'd
of the concert htld for the benefit ot Ban-'Oatdeeh war raf\Jgees feetUf• perfor-
manc:11 by George Hamson, Ringo Starr.
Bob ~n. Eric ClaP1on and Ravi Sha~
kar 'G ( 1 hr., 39 min.) tw l lll TJM*' n:w ..... ,.
1'W (J) ... "Diary Of A Teen-Age
Hltchhlker" ( 1979, Orama) OicJ< Van Pat-
ten. cnanene Tiiton. A young girt'• lta It
endangete<I when she accepts • ride from
a str•,,;J~~~mln.)
11.=i:.-::u-.
-•llllBllUCI ~----.... ,_ ITM W• 10 .. .,. .....
A MU Thls behlnd-t~ look at
the "Stat Wart" movies -"Star Wars,"
"The Empire Stnk• Bacil" and "Return
Of The Jedi" -lnetudet cllpe from Iha
films and reYeatt the attention to ~I
requ11ed to p+'oduca·lhelr daUllng apaclal
effects ( 1 tw . 30 min )
(CJ ... "Honey" ( 1982. Orama) Clio
Goldltnith. Fernando Rey. A aeduct"9
woman accommodates hotel gueeta with
entht.lamm .. 'R' (1 hr .. 23 min.)
(I) ,. .. -°'" caMn yt, Remo OICarlo In a lightweight bout ~
uled tor 10 rounds (from AtlantlC City,
N.J )(R) j2h,_ , 30 min.) CD .... , ......... 10 fU.,.,
• • CU9 Felitured: how to attain finan-cial tuCCeN. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.)
tWCl) .. "A*y~" (1983,Com-
tdy) Tom CMM, Rebecca OeMOf'My. A
high achool Mnior, IMtt•ad In an atfk.lent
Chicago suburb, Clecldee to exs-lment
-1th the wlldef 8'de Of life. 'R' Q ( 1 hr • 38 _min ...... I':..~ Gune To Apache P111"
(1987. Wettlfn) Audit Murphy, l<enMth 1ot>ty. A. cevay offlceir .. vee a group Of
homeettadlrs ~om 1n lndlln atteet( than
1t1lk• the man WhO aold gune to the lndl· ane. 12 twa.. 5 min.) . (!)II llff .. 9 .. "FareWel To Manzanar"
( 1978, Orama) Yuki ShlmOda, NObU
McCaf1hy PalnfUI ·~ p4eQUt a Jepe,,....American la~ dUtltiQ .·World
War II. ( t ht., 30 min.)
• ,... • .,. -Cluetts: comedf..
an Barry Mardef. Or. Joy 8<owne. Frid Wllaf~R) ( 1 tv .. 30 min.) cm 1 "Bodr Meglc" c 19". Orama> FiCh ArdOMa, KatNeen K""91 A ahy and
plaltHoolclng phOtograptler't a .. tant
tr111 to gain tf'lt attan11on of PW bOM ( 1
ht .. 30mtn)
-1-nw:a ----llJCICOCI~· eaa1 11rr&.A.l._ .......... LM*t.
LM.'l•CMtm.I
-llCMI ''They CaN Me Bruce?" ( 1982.
Comedy) Johqny Yune, Margeuic Hem-
ingway. A West CC1a$t Asian cook la mlt-taften f0t k.atate eJcpert &uc. Lee and
runs afoul of Italian gangttet bouet 'PG'
{!ht,30m1n)
-~ llCMI "StiU Of The Night" (1982. ~) Roy Seheidef, Metyl Streep. A
paychla1rlst becomea Increasingly
Involved with a mysterlOul woman who
waa 1he mlstr ... ol a murdered pat.ent
'PG' ( 1 ht .. 30 min ) -~lmM.111 ... . llCMI "The BuMflghttr And The Lady"
1950. Orama) Robert Stack. Gilbert
Roland. A Broaidway producer dec1dee to
learn bullfighting In order to collect atage
ldea~rs.) (!) "War Hunt" ( 1962. Orama)
John Saacon. Robert Redford A loldler In
the Korean War becomes ~enlc
and reecta OddfY aft., a "CMte-flre" °''Whrs.) • "The Ape" (1940, Horror) Bor·
la Kanoff. Hervy Hal' A acientltt dieQuiSel
himMlf aa an ape and kllla humans to get
blood f()( hla •XP9rlmenta ( 1 hr • 30 min )
• U'W 'mDCA Scheduled. Ste-
ven Gooee. senior , .... ,oh anelytt at the
C.Oltr for Def..,._ Information, on
whether the U.S. Is=• ring for war In Central America; alat Kenneth
Ring, prllldent of t lnternetlonal Aaso-
ciallon for NMr·Oeath Studlel. on how
neat-0.ath eicperief'IQel trensform the
llYea of the IUNIYof'I. ~ ............. Ml •
CZ) llCMI "King Kong" ( 1978, Adven·
ture) Jeff Brtdgla, ~ Lange A mon-
strous ape la brought to New York City
from a tropical Island by a greedy oll pro-
motif' ~ to exploit the creature lor
profit. 'PG !2 hra .. 14 min )
-1 ....... ~ .. ,..,.
llCMI "Aftlcan Adventure" ( t 983.
ame) De-Ad Nkena, Clive Sander• ( 1
ht.) i UllJMA I lllMTt coeec.T flOI 1MI ••CU The en®tlng rook band, San·
tana, reprlM tome of thelt greatnt hit• In .
concert With Heart from Altoe de Chavon.
OomlNc:an Reoublie ( 1 ht., 30 min )
(J) llCMI ''fS<>rtly's II: The Neict Oay"
~ 1983, Comedy) Oen Monahan. Wyatt
Knight. ( 1 ht , 36 min ) •1111J-atWalM. .. -~·~ ----.---nm&T
.._ Army CllMic: (from West
Point, N Y.>JR) (1 hr.) -..... M&lltn Mii llH "••t1• Ra.c,,,._ ,., .. -·-·· .. -· --,.. ••• nm
·1-TMCQ m ML•TlllPAaY = "Brief Affair" (1980, Orama)
Annette Haven. Bridget Monet Young
students of a muilc and drama achoo! use
their bodies lo achieve their goals. ( 1 hr ..
30rrun)
(I).,. "The Bitch" (1979, Orama)
Joan Collins. Michffl Coby. Aftlf an
extramafltal affair destroys her marriage,
a hiah-IMng woman aearches for other
aourC..offundang 'R' (1ht .. 30nwt.) we.,. "Dead Heat On A Meny~
Round" ( 1969, Comedy) James Coburn.
Camille Spar1 After hil prison perOle, a
con ert11t get• right beck to work plennfng
an airport bank robbery to OCC\lr llmulta·
neously with the arrival ohs Russian dlgnl-
_ Jary &: ::·· 20mln.)
Me RUOll MOMll0 (11) ., ...
-•ICW:AINCW.-.T _,lMCSI
&'It .,_ "Curse Of The Pink Panther"
(1983, Comedy) Ted Wus, David Niven. ~ New Y-onfCify cop inteMewl
a host of tupilcloua charect.,. In his
inlllttigatlon of the theft of the fabulolil
Pink Panther diamond. 'PG' ( 1 hi., 40
mtn.)
D CC).,.. "On The Yard" (1979, Drama)
Tom Waites, John Heard. A quiet first·
offender, who doesn't really fit Into pr1eon
soctety. Is caught In the middle of a power
struggle between a new guard captain
encflhe tough con who runs the ectlon In
the= yard. 'R' ( 1 hr., 35 min.) me "Innocent Byatandeta" (1973,
SuspenM) Stanley Baket. Gtraldlne
Chaplin A MCtet a~t le 8$SIQned to
locate a Soviet aclentist who eacaped
from Siberia and n.d to Turkey (3 tn.) • llCMI "A Little Game" (1971. Ora·
ma) Ed Nelson, Ciane Baker. A frightened
man auapecta hie stepson or pJaMing to
murder him ( 1 hr •• 30 min )
•• .,.. "FOllOW The Hunter"
.......... CID.,. "T~a The Otter" (1979, Doc·
umentary) Narrated by Peter UltlnOv. ( 1
ht., 31 min.)
CD) .. "Cold ~ ( 1982. Adven-
• ture) Suzanne Web«, Pat Peterson. ( 1
ht., 3Smln.) ... -~ • u.m '*"CAT ...... ..... , .... WOl:llOP,..uw.nm lmT••Ym _ .....
.... ,..11111 -.......
.. ''Thf sectet Life Of Walter M1t·
ty" ( 1947, COmedy) Otnny Kaye, Virgin-
ia Mayo." ( 1 hr .. 45 min.)
.oc:uT • •..., Luther Lnlltec vs
lr11~1;; (A) ( 1 hf.) ·u ... ,...., .,. ... ,,, . ..._
&1"'1\1 MICMI
M .. II-/ uml AUCM.I / .., ...... IOCI ..... ,... ... ...... aias•
..
A<Mlotixe) Chat1el Chapllft Jf., Onltow
St~ A yoong boy ha.a a hatd time
cOtMnclng his tathef that he wttneeaed an
actual mofder. (1 hr .• 30 min l W •WIUO (D) ... "ClaSI" (1983, Orama) Rob Lowe. Jaioquellne BISMt. An lntelDgent
prep school student has an affair wttti ~
roommate's mothet 'A' ( 1 hf'., 38 min.) •-econ .. Cl) ... "l<Ml!Ck" (1983, Comedy)
Dudley Moore, Elizabeth McGovern. A
married psychiatnst finds himlelf fallng In
low wtth a patient. 'PG' ( 1 hf • 35 min.)
lrtl(%) ... "ParadlM" (1982. Orama) Wil-
lie Almer. Phoebe Cat ... Two teen-egera come of age In 1823 Baghdad 'A' ( 1 ht.,
40mlrq
•Cl) AmDn MDCOIT&&.O we.,. "Lydia" (1941, Drlima) Mn
Oberon, Jo&eph Cotten. An elderly wom-
an recalls het romantic put f<>llQwlno a
nostalgic reunion with four of her' fofmef
lowr&~tn.) i CMoma .. •• &11Mll.W
.. ~ ... (1982, )
Aleen Oum. Albert Finney. !Ming the
Gteat 0epr.-on. baldpate mull~
air• alwr Warbucks °'*" hll pejati.I
•tat• to a IPU'lkY redheeded orphan for
what he thinks will only be a week 'PG' ~hrs.. 8mln.)
(8) • LOCA,,_ "Robert Klein· Chftd Of
The '50s. Man Of The '80a" The eom.ct-
an refleota on the Impact ot televtslon on
his youth and takn • humorous look at
i enthood In the ·sos < 1 ht.) ... .,,.. ...
-... "Slns Of Jeubef'' (19~) Pau-
lette Goddard, George Nader The Old
Testament tate of the bMut1ful but Nth-
l
leU hl~=rt queen of Judah It tOld.
Mm-/MICF"'l'fC ...... -IM:lll--.YOQ
• ITMCMI .. CM'IOOMI .. -":'
11·~--"'*'.Q .. "Ooctora-Arid ~ .. (1983,
Rebecca RIQg. Drew Forsythe.
{1 ' min.) (J) .. "The Thirteenth Dey The St0ty
Of Esther" ( 1978. Orama) OIMa Hulaly.
1 ht., 16 min.) .... Oll""W-1t1t••llllll NI _.. .. _.Oll'.-ALt
NI M,_.TW C• .... , .. ...,. __ _ ·--...... ..... Wl .......
... ...... ~ the myst~
MinStt. rett.m to F~ Rock. Mokey
deOldel to Join them. ·-·---~ .. "Band Of Angell'~ (1957.
A<Mloture) Clartc Gal*, ~!<Ny Poltl9f. -11;~:.. . Uma• ICOel'f IOO Mm ....,., 000
Clllaa---~ "Sunday, Aug. 19, 1984 25
l ===-1'111-•IA•NJ. •ITUDIO MTIGUL lll*WlllC Looka at the
ploneeflng chimpanzee retearch ot Or
Jane Goodall. wno has bMn w00c1ng f0t
over 20 yeara on the moat comprehensive ~lmate •t!ldy In scientific hlltory ( 1 hr.)
I A B CAI ITOIY ... , .....
....... nlllllelC_.A,,._
mated. A young girt tlndl a glowing bub-
bte In her treeho!JM as 11range things
~pen around her home
(Q).,. "A Horse Called Jester" ( 1983,
-10r;u:,::;:~ ·~1-CWll•AIDO ,.,,....,.
a..N -a..1-. m•mtmum~
N 1111 .. The finals of the JetM Owens
Games. the culmlnatlon of months of ellm-
lnetlonl for boys and girls between the
ages of 10 and 15, are pteeented. ( 1 hr .
30 min.)
• I 8CMITOIY
~--"GalUpoll" (1981. Orama) Mel
Glb9on, Marte Lee. ( 1 hr • SO min )
Cl)ULl&(R) CB) .,. "It Came From Hollywood"
~ 1982, Comedy) John Candy. Dan
~royd. ( 1 hr . 20 min.)
Cl) llOWll ''Stars In My Crown" (1950
Orama) Joel McCrea. Ellen Drew ( t hr., ~9min) CI> llOWll "Mary White" ( t977. Orama) Ed Aandefa. Kathleen Beller ( I hr . •s
min)
DC&YMD'fll
.. (l)T.-u.>alntl~
&IAWI IT TOIUVll ,_TU ..-.o WCT ..... .... ,~ ..... mlA-M•mA1'DY19Dl•ITI Highlights of
'81 San Ft8flCISCO •9er• and '&2 Wash-~on RedSl<IM seasons (R) ( 1 hr.) CD .,. "Staying Ahva" (1983, Orama)
John Travotta. Cynthia Rhodes. ( 1 hr .. 36
min) tm MM TO NI...,.,_. Dina Mer·
rtn and Jack Giiford atar lo this atory about
a eecret expef'imen'I to clone a famous lei·
-1~'tiii~:=-
l11MUT1\.m
"':r"S&tkatchewan" ( 1954,
Adventure) Alan Ladd. Shtfi.y Winters
~tn) e .._ I& Robbie Doyle examines
t>oerdlllhng, and W!ndturftng expert Kay
Robbetaon •.peins how to use YoUI
Weight and the balarw:. of f<>fc• on the
fig ln tandem to eontrOI direction and
'•in ....... mt&YICll -·---w=• 9 .... POOTIM1 "Pr ... s.aaon
" Wethington Redaklns at New
Ot1nnl Salnt1 JJ,;;,• . 30 min ) 1:::.
28 Sunday.Aug. 19, 1984
ALL .... CU..,... •
• COOl'B I ORUM CCIWTY ,_ Playeta Challenge Women's
Semf1na1S (W. from Montreal) (3 hrs.)
CB)--.... "°"'.,.. tTOlml Adults who have cj&appeared wrthoU1 a
traoe and the devaalating effects on their
lamil\Q ( 1 hr )
.,. "Red Headed Woman" (1932.
Drama) Jean Harlow, Chester Morris. ( 1
ht . 14 min.)
GllOWll -® .,. "Journey To Shiloh" ( 1968,
Westefn) James Caan, Michael Sarrazin
l hrs .• 5~ -. .,...,. ....-AT
.,_ "The Lawless'' ( 1955. West·
ern) Clayton Moore. Jay Sil\lerheels ( 1
hr .. 30 min.)
E WUWIU. .. UCOCllW
,_UCMoot91•rT
-"~(1980, Q)me(fy)
Robin W1tnams. Shelley Ouvan ( 1 hr • 5'
W J.o. "Curse Of The Pink Panther"
£983. Comedy) Ted Wass. Oa'ild Niven
hr., '0 min)
.. llOWll "Tempest" ( 1982. Comedy)
John Casaavetes. Gena Rowlands (2
hrs . 2S min)
tW I Cl> awn'"'-""-11 fl) IA.u&.L Regional coverage of
Los Angeles Dodger$ aJ Phlladelphta Phll·
hes or Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs (3
hrs)
M•DCA'tTCIPTa ICM.~
11• rl al UI fllAMCllCO "'""mer. .... *.,.._" .. llOWll "Redt" ( 1981. Orama) Warren
Beatty. Diane Ktat ..... 2 hra .. 'O min l llhWllTMI
tW Cl) -.w•n11 ALB...cl llJUCllWZlll
.. "Tt. &g NOIM" ( 19'' Come-
dy) Laurel and Hardy. AnhUr Space. c 1
tv .30mtn)
... WllATfUA••
I '"f\WYIOO, ...... ..
.. , ••• "'. fll1'0llY
-1(1)"'~ MmlTOOIU , • llOWll "Opetation Mad Ball" (1957. · Comedy) Jack Lemmon. Ernie Kovacs
hrl)
llO¥a "Tarzan And The Valley Of
" ( 1966, Adventure) Mike Henry
Na~~~2hr$) I n11•11 AT'°'9 A look at the lie and
careet of the late Arthur Fiedler, lncludlng
lnleNlewa and performancts by • variety
of prominent aoloists ~ 1 ht ) . rrtnmflODn•••• CllM•ln'M-,_I09 llOWll "Curse Of The Pini! Panthef"
( 1983. Comedy) Ttd Wasa. David Niven.
lht., •O min) ~ -.... .,.,
-~ CNUmFl ... llllTIVM. ...
.,. "Supsman Ill • ( 1983, AOVen-
ture) Christophe( Reeve. Richard Pryor.
• {2 his • !Im.ti ) a.> .,. "Rocco And HIS Brotner•"
0961. Ofema) Alain Delon. Reneto s.1-
vator1. (2 hr1 , 27 min ) W8 .oWI "Arrivtelercl, 81~yl'' (1966.
Comedy) Tony Curl RolaMa Schl8t
•
lno E::s~
MWl-tl fUMI mM Aegutarty scheduled
ptograrnmmg may be delayed due to
J)ledoe b<eaks • OCUlllt NW .. ucmt Freedom Cup
i om Sialtle. Wash ) (R) ( 1 hr.) ~-SIOITI W PIM.Ml>.-eATc:aTlmlTAll
Pearl Beiley ia Joined by Tony Bennett.
Sarah Vaughan and Honl Colet lor a trib-
ute to popular American music ( 1 hr • 40
min.)
t:1I llCMI "Aaoe For The Yankea Zephyr"
( 1981. Orama) Ken Wahl, George Pep-
•1pa'~~-llCIQ
-W&D al ....... Little league
World Serles (live from Williamsport.
Pa~t;) -1=---..........
ITMtm ~~~Circus" (1959, Ora-
ma) Victor Mature. Red Bullons (2 hrs )
«I) mWll "Gentlemen Marry Brunelles"
( 1955. MuSICal) Jane Russell, Jeanne
Crain. (2 hrs )
ftll-11 IA-.u..l
•MCMICT&llU9lll .,.. IOUTI al ntl,.. MaMn Hagler
vs Vito Anloofermo (fought 1n '79 11"1 las
V'°8S. Nev ) . (R) ( 1 hr ) I.OJ MDVII "The B1g Sky" (1952. Wnt·
ern) Kl<k Douglas. Dewey Mal'Un (2 hrs ,
20 m1n)
( llCMI "Runaway ISiand" ( 1982.
Adventure) Mile$ Buchanan. Simone
=leu;i&;;.::~
._ I CM WT• Featured kXle
W0tkr. ("Whisper to a Scream:· "Caul·
dron or Love"): the Baf'.lgles ("Hero
Takea • FaN"), SCandaf'a vt<*> "The
Warr IOI " ( t hr.)~
TOMYHIDAU
llCMI "Gaslight" ( 1944, Suspense)
Charles Boyer. lngud Bergman (2 hra ) ~ Lii flUl:ll•I at MOVll ''The Toy" ( 1982. Comedy>
Richard Pryor. Jackie Gltlaton ( 1 hr .. 40 mW\. •@ 'fCIJ&ILLUl1'UTID
1111• TOll1l9 • COIC9TI 1D W
·• • OICMllTIA Tex S.neke and his
0tchestre are joined by Helen C'Connell
and Bob Eberly for a salute to the muslC
of the 1940s from Wolf Trap F11m Park for
the Performing Artt ( 1 hr • & min l •II Cf) toll World Serlet Of Golf • Third
round (from Firtttont Country Ctut> In
Akron. OtliO) ·~' ) l ••cw;-.,. "Son 01 Slnbad'' ( 195".
Advenlu~) Date Robertaon, Sally Fotrnt
2 ~-M ...... wnM •'9A A teen-
04 girl MSdtnlY flndl hef'Mtf rltPOO$ible
fOJ 1he care Of her ;<andfathef ~Lii" <l Ill
.,. "The P:omlM'" (1979. Ofamal
Kathleen Qulntan, Sttphen Colllnl ( 1 hr ..
38 min.)
Cl) ... ICMI WM• Marvin Hagler '
vs. Vito Antoot.rrno (1981 In Botton)
and Marvin Hagler va. Mustafa Ham.no
{!981 In RoMmOnt. IA.) (R) (1 hr.)
CI) llON '''The Sting II" ( 1883. Orama)
Jackie GIMson Mee Oe\111, ( 1 hr.. •2
min.)
(%)llON "ParadlN" ( 1982. Drema) WK·
lie Aamet, Phoebe Cites. ( 1 hr .. •O min.)
l mni••Tl ..... W. .. ~ -°"I• flOOllM.L •MlftlWllRll• "PAC ..
D ..... mT a. The most outstanding NFL coaches ot an time ere analyzed and
lnteMewt<S. and the human sides of these
l~:=~hr.)
tmAlllT..,.U•IDI EUlllllllW
---iw.'.n.1• 9111 --.n Ne PAT
•9 • Ull» CAVA&.Ca Bob Crosby.
Franl<le Carle, Margaret Whiting, Freddy
Martin and other great big band perfOl'm·
ers ate featured In f~metf highlights of a •3os and · 40. music revival. ( 1 hr.) . , ..... .,,. ......
llON "Tiger's Claws" (1 978. Adven·
tUte) Chin tong (2 hrs.)
I ..........
llOYll "The Dallas Cowboy
Cheerteedefs'' (1979. Orama) Jane Sey·
mour. Laraine Stephens, (2 hrs.) e llOVll "fast Charlie. The Moonbeam
Alder" ( 1979, Adventure) David Carra·
dine. Brenda Vaccaro (2 hrs.)
l ....... mTa .. .., ....
llON "An American Werewolf In Lon-
don" ( 1981. Comedy) David Naughton.
Jenny Aguttet. ( 1 hr .. 37 min.)
CS) llOWll "Heart Like A Wheel" (1983.
810graphy) Bonnie Bedel1a, Beau Brldg·
es Ji, ht . 53 mm.) •l'"cm ... wcao OI ....,. Little League
World Senn (from Wiiiiamsport. Pa.) (2
~1,.,. ... e t••NJ. San Diego Pedtes at Mon-
treal Ex~ (2 hrs .. 30 min.) .............
(8) ... "Heart Like A Whttl" ( 1983.
Btogteohy) Bonnie Btdelll. Beau Brldg-
lea ~rwJ.i';~.. .
• 009TOIUlmt -tUATM---TeddY Wiison (piano). Clltk Terry (hom). Red Norvo
(vibtt). loot Sima (sax). Louil Btlton
(drums) and Mel Hinton (b ... ) perform
• conctf'I of twtng mUllO et Artpark In .. 1,i~l: .. 20mln) .......
... "Otegntt" ( 1969, M)'ltlf)')
Jeck Web~Harry M«~n. (2 hra.) ~ ... ~ I ... "' .... ,...,... .....
A UM Thlt btl'l~·the-tctn.t IOOk at
the "Star Wart" movitl -"Star Ware.," "~ Empire StrikH 81ck" end "Return
Of The Jidt'' -lnckJdH cllpt from the
fllt'm and rwult .1be atttrmon to detail
requlttd to produce their dlUflng SJ*:l•I
tff41Ctt. ( 1 IV .. 25 min.) <m MAI _. M WW .,_,
lnclUOH "Hunory Like' The Wolf." "RIO,"
"Gitlt On Fiim:'• "'The Rtfle•" and Mlte-
tionl trom rhe albUm "&Mn And 'The Raaaed Tiget.'' (1 hr.)
CffWT "'"• l.uthtt Lataller ~
IMnaCtane (R) (1 hr.) CI> .. "The toy" ( 1982. ComtdV)
Richatd Pryi)f, .lac*le Gteeeon. ( t !'It., 40 ~"The Gr•t SINW'' (19'9. ~
m.) Gregcwy Ped(, Ava Gltdnet. ( 1 hr ..
so 'CT'rl.1 .. 1 .. ~·a BIUff" (1988, Or•
ma) Clint Eaatwood, l.M J, Cobb. (2 .. hrs.Ii.a... .
I:. "The Lu1 -°' -Gest•" < 1&n. Comectv> Marty Feldman.
Mlchatl York. (1 hr .. 30 min.)
--ilil'veably
••llflK "Pr•8Maon
l°:i =ton Ollerl at Oallu Cowboys ..... _.. -•wmTWM-,_..«9111f
.. "Sgt. Pepp«'a Lonely Hnrtt
Club Band" ( 1978, Mutlcal) Pater
FramptOt\ Bee Gees. Mean Mr. Must1rd
end the Future Vlllaln Band tttal Sgt. ~ per's band lnttruments. thut precipitating
the downtan ot Heartland. U.S.A .. till Pep-
per's oephew and the new lonely Hierta
Club Band come to the rescue. (2 hrt.)
(el llCMI "Anastasia" (1956. Orama)
Ingrid Bergman. YUi ~·An amneel-
ac girl In Germany c:lalma to be the only
&Urviv1ng heir to the Cw of AU$Sla. ( 1 hr ..
45 min.) (!)•111•----cm llON "Jaws 3',...,(1983. Aclventuft)
Dennis Ouald. Basa Armstrong. A greet whi1e shark terrorlzet a mann. .,,..,.,...
ment park. 'PG' (1 hf .. 39 mlt'I.)
(I) llCMI ''Cur• Of The Pink Panther"
( 1983, Comedy) Ttd Wasa. David Niven .
A bumbling New YOt'k City cop lnteNllWs
a hott of eupsk:loul charactttt In hll
lnveltlaatlon of the theft Of the ~bu!Oul
Pink fSanther diamond. 'PG' (1 hr., 40
min.)
l •u•11..., 1 .. ~ ... ~ ICheCluled namrnlng may ~ cltlaytd due to
break a.
-M -Hotttd By StM Allen. this tmmy-wlnnlng production tetturta I
fUn.ftlltd HM• to the ttart tnd IOUndt of
the ~'* ht .. 5mln)
• -~ IChedUltd iimmlng may ~ dellytd dUt to
brMka. .......
...... o.ol'I'
tw. ••&rlC Look• at the ~ chlmpennt '"""*' of Or Jane GoOdell. who ha beef\ 1NOrklng fOf
oYtf 20 ytert on the mott comprther\llYt
ptlmltt atudy In ICltnttflo l'llltory. (R) Q l1 hr .. 16 min.)
CJ) 1-Pleyett Chlllengt Womtn't
Semlflnall (from Monti..,). (A) (1 tv ..
30mln.)
111T••111m•ll•U1Mam:YM .. -.......... " ...... ...... _..
M • U. FtatUftd: a 1ook at ccim-pultt ~fllm miking; the neweat IW9ettr
tMNont; eat reclng with ~ truckt.
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• ~Ml -FtetUf«t IC10f Aob Lowe CS!tct •• hit new film
"Oxf0tct 81uet... llnget 8hMnl Eaton.
~hr.} -·--... --~ dUltJ who have dlupPttf«I Wlthclut I tr~ and the dtvaltatlng tffectl on their f~1hr.) CD "Hlllowetn 111. s.eeon Of Tht
Witch" (1982. HofrOf) ·Tom Alkhl. 8i.:
~ Nelkln. A young~ It llded by an
emetgtney room pl'l)'Slelen In her flMltto
gatlon ot a Hallowten mask manutectur.
who may have been ~bit fOf '* lalhel''• gnJttOmt mutdtr. 'A' (1 hr., 36
min.)
(%) .,_ "Pcny's II: The NtJC1 Dey"
(1983, Comedy) Dan Monahan. ~tt
Knight 'A grOIJP of high IChoOi •tUdentl
try to thwart the plans of a Mlf..,ighteoua
--~to~
..,
'
fi festlval. 'A' (1 hr .• 3Smn.) -_fmll ... mJICO --·--Lii llOU.ftlOODW•
lft •IM -FMturect A profit on Chef~ tootbell llnebacker end einglr • ~ King: &ee Walk• vllita ScripPe
Mlfamat Ranch -home of the wortd
~ saddlebreds; MCI JoM Beatty
reportt on woodWoftuno cla9Mt on
wheels.
• •-IATIWY~ E~ Alber1
hosts a re-creation of Big Band era rruic
with guests Helen O'Connell, Keely Smith.
Herb Jeffriel. Marg&f'et Whiting and Helen
FOft8S1. ~s.) I E llAU-
IDLftOGDI -TMOll ... --~
Me ... AL "Sharks. The .Perlect Prtdl-
t~" "Jaws" authOr Peter 9encN9y ner-
ratee a look at the dlVettlty of lhet'k 8'»-
clea._9 ~hf .. 15 min.) •D 1.D Wl'TllCllll Orummondenct
Maggie are married, and Arnold acquh9
a new little bl'other. (Part 1 of 2) (R) e .,_ "Five Mtnion Years To £.wth"
(1968, ~Fiction) James Oonlld.
AndfffW Keir. An unearthed tlmt cepeu6e
contalna cllee to a ptehlltorie: Martlen vt.
It to Earth. = • g ,.... Hoot<tr Mele• help for
hi wounded partn« when he becomes
trapped In en t1tv1t0t with an aimed
,.g&i.*~ • A look at the ftnal c~ltlon bttwetn the nation'• top ebt IChool brlkdenct ttaml. (1 hr.) ,.,..._
•lf•P I CA .. "Operation Oeybrtatc" (197$.
Orama) Timothy Bottoms. Martin Shlw.
Outing WOfld Wer II 1 young Cad\
beoOmtl lnVOIY9d In evtntt INdlng to the
a...-rt'latloO of the hattd ''Wa~men··
Htydflch, H1tltf'1 CIOM confldlnt end
r.!Qht""'-nd man. (2 hrt.)
Cl:) .. "&lperman 111" (1983. A,,,.,._
tin) avtttopher ~. Rlchwd Pryot. "
vCMalnout lndVa1na1 meonet• tr1tl to neu-
tra»zt th't man of atM bV IP!ltttno him
Into hil Q09d Ind evil ~~tlee. 'PO' ~2hrs..Smin. ' ..,_,
.. ''The Blood Of Othlrl" (19M,
ma) Jodie F0tter. MlchHI Ontkeen.
BIMCI on the newel by Simone de a-u-
volt. T11110 '°""' encounter ~ odCll when they attems>t to keep thtlr towie
from tailing apan In Pant ~ Wcwtd •
War II (2 hrt . 58 min.) cm .. ''Risky~·· r1883. eom-
Sund~. Aug. 19, 1984 27
·--•1un1ay con1.
tdy) Tom CNitt, R•beeel 0.Momay. A
high IChOol Nnlof, lhelttfed In an effluent
Chicago MJburb, decldtl to e1eperlment
with the wlldtf tide of ,Hte 'R' ( 1 hr 39
min.)
(I) .. ".a HRS." (1983, Comedy)
Nick Noltt. Eddie Murphy. An unonhodox poac. detective teame with a tempc>(arily
relHMd conv!Qt to find 1 fugitive murder·
ltf. :.ll~l·i=~ /
-_,1'UClaCIMlllUltm • m •• .._. Edward realizes that ao old fl4me may be reklndled when a
lively dlYotcee. Whom he had e aummer
romance with, visit• the Stfltton home
i art 1 of 2) (R)
LJlllm.a tJ/lftllmt Am PAMOUI
• _, HaWkt and Santjnl tly Altwoll
Into Russia to rescue an Amencan spy
Whole covtr ii In danger of being blown
LR) _11 hf.)
II GD:IOIOm -Kip and Henry are
atranded In a mountain cabin while. back
In the city. the girls contend with an
esca~ tigef (R) 8 (II LOW IOAT captain Stublng and
·the crew encounter romance. Intrigue and
the mystery of a WOfld-tamoua gem when
lhey set aall for the Aegean Sea (R) Q ~hra.)
Cl)_.. "Barberou" (1982, Weatern)
Willie Nelson, Gary 8uMy A Texas outlew
grows to beeOme a legend while conatant·
ly on the run from the authorities and his
·~~aws (2 hra.) ClJ "Night Of The Zombies" C 1981,
Orama) Jamie Gillla, Ryen Hllllerd A CIA
operative Is dispatched to Bovarla to
lnveat1gate reports of missing U.S army
t>attei.on.. (2 hrs.) G ... AL Traces the fife. history and
habit• of t~~! tiger In the foreats of lndlaaod~~(1hr .15 ml(\) ~= "POfky's 'ii.' The Next Day" ( 1983. Comedy) Dan Monahan. Wyatt
Knight A group of high achoo! students
try to thwart the plans of • setl·rlghteous
prMChef and the KJ<K to censor • Shake-
~· f•trval 'R' ( 1 hf , 35 min ) ,.
CZ) llCMI "Curse Ot The Pjnk Panther"
(1983, Comedy) Ted Weta, David Nrven
A bumbling New VOfk City cop Interviews
• hoat of SUpsiCIOUS character• In his
Investigation ot the theft ot the fabulous
Pink Panthet diamond 'PG' (1 hr , 40 mlni6., :1 • .:J-.v Mama la contused
Wf*l her •tranged brothef·ln-law aud-
dttlty showl up In Raytown and poura on the=.J;. I ..... -.LON .. lllW'M••--••11 -Ct.Me tll W Thr• high school•
nattonwldt ere the foeua for •n •••m•na·
lion Into the q1.1111ty of toc:t.y'a public edU·
cattonal sytttm. ~·)
8 • --~ ''The Silent Sha~ Sixuel AbuM of Children" ( 1 hr )
l u-... :.,,,.,..,.Leon Spinlls
"' t.Uletnmad All (fought In '78 In Les ~·· NevJ\1 hr.) UV MllllOOO IMO • COllCe1' The ""'*"oup pttfortnt 1 MiectlOf'I ot tMir
hlt9 -lnC~ ''VOAJ Meke Lov~ Fun." "GyPtf' and ' Go YOUI Own Way •• In • concett t1ptd at the Lo. Angelet Forum
(1 tv l
28 Sunday, Aug. 19, 1984
-t==---.. mu.__. OWT • M llJT
Comedlln Richard e.lztf perform•
hit atage 8Qf II the New YOl'k Comedy
CIUb Catch A Riling Star.
... Wtl Of A~ llA A look at
the range of flth, fowt and mammall
Inhabiting th• Oettrt s... located
between melnland Mexleo and the Bale
p.,,..,..~ (1hr.,16mln.) -1:'fnw, ~ llAW • ~ Mathis s#lQI IUCh faVOfltea u "Milty,'' "Too
Much. Too Little. Too Lite," "Cha.ncM
Are," ''Wonderful. Wonderlul" and "The
Last Timt I Fett Like This " ( 1 ht )
-· IA.,....YMllTIPMI CD .,. "Body Megtc" (19M. Ora,,,.)
Rich AtdOooe, Kathleen Kristel A ahy and plain.loo•ung l)hotographer'f US11tanf
· tries to gain the attention of her boa ( I
1W hr .•• ~l,f. ... I .. "Down To The Sea In Shpa"
(1949, AdventUfl) Rlcherd Widmark,
Lionel Barrymof't. After 1 whaling ceptern
who ha taken his grlndSort to ... Is
killed, the boy regret• the wronga he'a
dOne to the oldtt man (2 hrl , 15 mJn.)
• llOYll "The Oallaa Cowboy
Cheerleader•" ( 1979. Orama) Jane Sey-
mour, Leralne Stephena A pretty mege-
z1ne reporter jOlna the gl1ttenng world of
professional cheerleacier. in ordef to
gather acandalout Information for en
~of the all·ArMrlCen ~ (2 hrs ) CIJ .,. ''The Bad Seed · ( 1956, Ora-
ma) Nancy Kelly. Patty McCormack A
series ol lncldenta fore.ea a mother to real-
ize that her 6-year-old d•UQhter Is e cold· blooded murdereat. (2 hfl.) ~ .,_ ''The ChalleOO-" (1982,
Adventure) Scott GleM, Toe.hlro M1fune.
A corrupt Japeneae buSlneNman and hit
tredltloo-mlnded brother fight over • pair
of ancient tam1ty swordl 'R' ( 1 hr.. 52
min.) ~.,...,....,, ... -"",,.. .,.,...,.., ....
.,. "Btootce Ooea Colleot" ( 1984.
Comedy) Brooke Flelda, Jot Silvera. An
18-year·old colfege student'• fife II made
mlSefable by co.di at the atate unlllerllty
&heattends. (1hf.,25mln.)
Cl) ... "H O.T.S.I" (1&79. ComedY)
Susan Kiger, Lisa LondOn A aororlty
reject decida to form her own club of co-
eds who conoet1trat1 on gratifying Mx-
atarved collegtana. 'R' ( 1 hf., 35 min.)
(l)llOWll "Paradlle" ( 1se2, Drama) Wil-
lie Aa"*I, Phoebe Cat• Two teen-tQtf1 ~ome of ege 11'1 1823 Baghdad. 'A' (1 hr ..
40 min.)
I MOUIAT
.... ....,tUC*I
1W ... "The Laat Oty" (1076, Wiii·
ern) Rlcherd Wldmar1', Robef't Conrad
The alnoua Delton gang II oppottd by
e rttlred gunman who tallea up erma to
dffend hie town ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) D e tAMmAY _,, LM Host Berry
Oolt•iek. GUMtl. Spinal Tep (R) ( 1 hr .• 30;J lrit:= -IOCUW .,. "Allky euei,_ .... c1ea3. Com·
edy) Tom CrulM, Aebtec1 OIMornay A
high IChool ~. an.tftftd In lr'I lffluenl
ChlolQo IUbwb. dtcldel 10 axpetlmtnt
wtth tht wlldtf aide of Ille. 'R' Q ( 1 hr., 38
min.) tw• IOWll "Cromwtll" (1970, Adventure)
Rk:hatel Hurla, Aleo Gulnneu. Pohllcal
turmoil end tyrann)' lnlplf• Oliver Crom-
well 10 lead the RQUndhNdt In reYOlt
i Ml CNt1ea I of England. (2 hrl.) -... .,..mTOIN.. . M WI I •1 • COllCmf The prem-
iere vocal group of the Ille 'SOI and-~
'609-appear Ira coneen raped et the hi.
torlc. Chautauqua Amphttheetra In Chau-
ta~. New York CE Mn'O UClll sec~ 8udwelMr Trans
Am (from Elkhart Lake, Wll ) . (R) ( 1
hr)
CD --"The Body Shop'' ( 1972) Beautiful womeo perform dating llnp-
tease acts on the Sunset Strip. ( 1 hr )
l •ACIMIWDIOI -~n•• -· -,.~. mwtB "Foor Faoes West" ( 1948,
Westem) Joel MoCree. Francet Dee
Relentlnaly purwed by the law. a crootc
manages to survive • aerlet of per10nal
obstacles wlth the help of his girlfriend (2
hra.) 0 IOCl .. •~••I •IFll:C:AIA (Q) llCMI "Meryl Maryl'' (1977, Com.
dy) John L..iie. Conlttnca Money ( 1
ht , 20 min.)
.. Cl) MOW9 "Jlrutedl" ( 1982. Comedy)
Bette Mldler, Ken Wahl A sing. talks an
unliUcky C8llnO dealer Into helplng her do
away with her obnoxious boyfriend. 'A' ( 1
hr , 45 min)
-~--·•0ne Flew Oll9f The Cuckoo's Nest" (1975, Orem•) Jeck Nicholaon.
Lou11e Fletcher. A gleefully Irreverent
"troublemaker" tS committed to e mental
insutullon Whet• he 1ne1tea the othef
pe11eots lf'llQ open rebelUon egaln.st e
powerful nurse end the estebllshed hoapi-
tel ordef 'R' (2 hrs 9 min ) W8 .. "Return Of The Wotld's GrNt·
est Detective" ( 1977, Orama) Larry Hag-
man, Jenny O'Hare A men who believes
• he 11 Shet!Ock Holmes IS helped wtlh the
daluSIOn by a psychiatric toe el WOfker (2
lhra.=~=
.,_ "The. Train" ( 1965, Drema)
Burt l.4neuter. Paul Scofield. A French
leader attempts to uve hl9 country· a an
treasurea alter a German ottic.r smuggJea
them out of the a;;; (2 hta., 45 mln.)
' ... ..,,.
llCMI "EdWatd, My Son'' (1949, Ora·
ma) Spenoet Tracy, Debofah Kerr. A
young men eornmlta aulclda 11 a rMUlt of
hit parenll' lalttftng matr~ ( 1 hr .. 30
min.)
(!') ,_ Playttl Ct'lali.oge .Women't
Simtllnals (from MontrNI) • {R)
CZ).,.. "Lovt Child'' (1982. Orama)
Amy Madlg1n. Beau 8'1clget. A pregnant
Inmate In • women'• pt1fon W10ff • bat•
tie to keep htf child, who WH fathered by •ia"'==··R' (1hr •• 35mtn.) _
'11 .a ... amACMU (1 hr.)
.,. "Fast TimM At Ridgemont
High" ( 1982, Comedy) Sun ~. Jen·
nlfet Jason Letgh. Student• II • "typteal"
Amtfican high 1Chool conlronl the cha!·
lttigel ot •dVl!hOod. CStugs. Mx and
tchoolw<>Ot 'R' ( 1 hr .. 30 min ) *!! ... .,. "C.aaf'Ollt &own" f 1944 '
I Gary~. T1r ... Wr~t A
man on the Yetge ol rtmarrlege d1tc0vers
that he Is a lather af1tt an ennollad mer·
I .
r~. '2hr1.~ ..... 111• &.A.I ...
W(D) _,. "Blonde flit" (1979, Adwn-
tutt) John Holmtt, Selca A MdUc:trvt J>f'I•
vatt eye travell to South Ametlel to
retrieve • valuablt r · ( 1 hr .. 35 min ) •110CS•n •c ... "Night Monattt" (19'2. Mys·
ttf}') Bela Lugoel. UOntl Alwfll. A crippled
man leek• rf\WIOI by murdet'ing hit doc· en. (UV .. ~.) -~-... ~="Heart Likt A Wheel" (1983.
Biography) Bonnie Bedella, Beau Btldg-
•· A dramatilatlon of the kit of car racer
Sh•rley "Cha Cha" Muldowney, who won
h8f f11st race In 1966. 'PG' O ( 1 hr , 53
min.) •00 llOWll "The Toy" (1982. Comedy)
Richard Pryor. Jackie Gleason A mulllmll--..JIOnalr• "wrcha~· an .uroemployed.
black man •• a pi.ythlng for his spoiled
~son 'PG' ( 1 hr .. '0 min )
••.,."Spy In Blacl<" (1939. Adven·
ture) Conr1d Veidt. Valerie Hobson Polit·
lcal Intrigue surroundt the arrlval of a Ger·
men sub in the Orkney latandt dUnng
W0<1d War II ( 1 hr., 30 min.) I = "Don'• Party" ( 1978, Com. cM John Hargr .. ve, Pat 81thop. A group
of tutxHbanltn gather at a friend'• fio4JM
to watch the tlectlon return&. ( 1 hr .. 31
min.)
(%) ..,_ "Young Doctors In Love"
(1982. Comedy) Michael Mci<tan, &.In
Young. A young turgeon trlet to over-
CQmt..hit tMr of the knife In this spoof of ~ opera Cllchte. 'R~ (f hr , 35 min )
W (C) llCMI "HO.TS.I" (t979, ~)
Susan Kiger, LIM London. A totor1ty
rejflCt decfdes to form het own club of co-
eds who concentrate on gratifying Mll·
starved colleglans. 'A' ( 1 hr • 35 min.)
•• llOWll "Hoose Of Fear" (1939. Mys-
tery) W11Uam Gargan. Alan Dinehart A
detective methodl(ally st1lk1 a kMlet who
has left a pall over a Broadway theerer. ( 1
hr .... 20 min.) •• , ....
... llCMI "Survive!" ( 1976. Orama)
Pablo Ferrel. Hugo Stlglitz The surv1VOfs
of a plane crash in the Icy Andes MOUt1-
tain1 ere lor<*1 to rnofl to deiper'tte
meant In order to stay a1iv. un1M help
atrNM (~ -·-••TaDAft•-(IJ)llOWll "Xtro" (1983, Soitnoe..flct'°")
Philip Sav-. Bernice Steger&. M 1911Nlng
returns from an alien abc:M:tlOn In 1 ,.,.
OU8ly WC)(1e eondltlOn than Wflett ht ltft,
'R' ( 1 hr., 20 mtn.) .
llOftl "Aunewa_y lalend'' (1982.
A<Mlnlure} _Miles Buc:heMn; Slmoriil
Buchanan. In f830I Australia. two youno-
sters elCaPe the ctutcn. of 1 c:ortUPt
governor. f 1 hr .• 35 min.)
W (B) .,,. "11 came From Hollywood"
( 1982. Comedy) John Candy, Dan·
Aykroyd The worst sceoet from <>'d 8
movteS are presented, o·ff.mg hu~
glimpses of Japanese monetet epQ.
explo1tatlon films and the works of EOW.rd
0 Wood Jr.. director or "Pten 9 From
Outer S~" 'and "Glen Or Gleildl. ..
'PG' ( 1 hr , 20 min) WU llOWll "Pief 23" (1951, Myattf}')
Hugh Beaumont. Richatd Travia. Wl'IHt
Investigating a c:all9 ot flghMlxlng. a ~
vate detectiv. uncovers two mutdat'L ( 1
hr .. 10 min.)
-Daylinl8 ...... Cont.
l'romPaee•
chair Tony believes 50meone as lfYln& to scare them out of
the cabtn but Jim and Annabel believe the cottage harbon a
spirit.
H alary Jealous when he thinks Aetcher and Cla1tt arc lovers.
Aetcher learns real est.ate agent who sold cottage to i:-ony and
Annabel wu fired. Agent then tells Aetcher Susan Paper ot
money
from a shady·lookma character named Yamamoto.
ONE LJVE TO LIVE: At warehouse Dec throws coffee 10
Rupen's face. Rupert's auempt to rape Dec fails but he beats her
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up. Dee escapes from Rupert. Didi &wears to Mark that she loves
hun. Oant and Vicky tell Harry about Nelson's embezzlement
confession. Larry comes home and tells Laurel be doesn't care
about her past Laurel doesn't have to fearanycha.racs in Wildlife
fire. Sam and Rafe decide to mm love in the health club sauna.
Bo finds Dee and they spend m.&ht m warehouse but do not make
love. Bo finds we where Mark hid monc)'. Rupenand B.oduel io
warehouse.
LOVING: Pre-empted due to coverage of Olympics.
RYAN'S HOPE: Pre~mpted due to coverage ofOlympica.
SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: With old flame Victoria beck
an town. Hopn unable to concentrate. When Adau can't mate
love Alec reaHzes she's a virgin and later sends her flowers. Sunny
and Hopn try to contact Anthony Nathan. Cord tampers wilb
Turner Instruments computer system to make certain Liza will
believe she needs help in runnm' company. Lloyd withdraws
support of Alec's demo rcoord. Jusll.De gets out of teeiaa
orthopedic suraeon by feiaruna illness. Drcamina of marriqe to
Caaney, Jusunc decades to make her dream come true. Hopn
and Sunny reaJizc that Anthony Nathan is Tony Nardo and that
they're not auests in has home, but captives.
SANT A BARBARA: Mason realizes Santa.na still loves hiJ
dead brothcrCbannini. Santa.na decides to lry and find t.Mchild
she had by Channing Jr. five ycarsqo. Ted to join Danny in lA.
Joe tells Kelly be still loves her. Joe tells her that Peter purpoldy
destroyed their romance just before Joe was charpd and
convicted of killina Chanruna. Santana's motbcr Rose bca CC.
not to tell Rueben Santana had a child by Owwng. C.C. calls
Acapulco and makes certain Santana cannot find her son.
TH& YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS; TN.ly su.ffenna. ftom
amnesia. Rick believes he 11 a food penon wbo cao di inauisb
right from wroq. Eve tells Rick be'U never be re~ ·hm
sanitarium bceausc patient stay lhett forever in order • make
certain Dr: Hubbard has all the money he nttds. Eve sa>~ lhe11
help him escape from the he»pital and plansa di.Wse for Rick to
wear. Jaz.t refuses to admit to Paul that he is rcinvolved wilb tbe
mob, Ashley and Erica think Julia prqnant by Joe. Jill alecpe
walh Mark. Ashley finds Jill's suna.J.asses at Marie's and ~m~
furious. Jack aarees to Diane's no-1u rule to see ti their
rtlationship is more than mcttly physical. Lauren a.rranaes for
Traa to have aud!tion ~1th voice coach Da~id Hunter,~ S-)'I
him to '8)' Tracl has no talent. Astounded by Traci • truly
beautiful \ oi~. David tells laurm Traci is a srcat talent.
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5 """'OaV1nc1
13 Director Kazan
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''Archie's Place''
6 7 8
16 Succeed
17 To be: Lat
18 Opp of WSW
19 Vera or Sarah
21 Part of HMS
22 Lucille, to Lucie
23 Western org
24 ROie for Ito
39 Rel. inst.
40 ln1ts for Newley
4 1 Gable TV ChOICf
44 Maverick and Harte
46 Yoko-
47 Alley Oop'a gal
49 "Long -Tomorrow"
50 GI no-show
51 Ed or Barry
53 Richard -
54 "Rocky" star
55 Colleciions
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2 He was Hawkeye
3 "From -to Five"
4 Anchorman Rather
5 Scte 14 Across
6 Jann1ngs or LudW1g
7 Everybody Lat
8 Sha-Na
9 ~ Langdon-
10 She's Eudora
31 "Dan August" star
35 "-Htll"
36 "I'm Dickens. -
Fenster"
38 "Rio-"
39 Karl Malden role
41 Ben Cartwright's son
42 Prizefight
43 Stewpot
45 Richard or Eddie
46 Arthor Hill role
48 "-My Children"
50 ExclamattOn of
surpnse
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11 Played Ricky Ricardo
12 Bullfight acclaim
VOICe 19 Singer OaVIS
28 P.ub s1gn 20 Mr Mineo
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33 Mrs. Roy Rogers
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SUNOA V, AUGUSl 19, 1984 --
ORANGECOUNTY CALIFORNIA C-,Q CENTS
M~stery ,shrouds ·crash victim
It~ e ts known about Air America flier
is possible involvement with CIA
Stephen Lee dler's life, like his
death, is sh.rouded with mystery. Half~nswcred questions and terse
.. no comments" from the man's
family and U.S. government officials
obscure au but the barest details of
b(}W or why the SS-year-old Laguna
Beach man an<t another man died i n
an airplane crash at a remote aintrip
County
CHP takes a dim view of
aunglaaaea with leather
flaps at the aides./ A2
'Cat Xlng' sign curries no
favor with Fullerton City
officlala./ A2
Callfomla
Nation
Geraldine Ferraro's hus-
band John Zaccaro has
agreed to make his tax
retuma publlc./ A3 ·
World
Pizza parlors have be-
come a popular pastime
for Moscow' a younger
generation./ A7
Brides may toss their
bouquets, but they
chooee them carefully.
The newest preference Is
for freestyle deslgn./Ct -Parisian designers are
taking hemlines back
down to the ankles and
using luxury fabrics for
evenlng./83
Sporu
The Rama came through
with their first exhibition
victory In three st~•
Saturay night, defeating
Green Bay 27 ·24 at
Anaheim Stadlum./81 .
Lee Trevino ls the man to
beat at the PGA cham-
plonahlpa followtng Sat-
urday's third round of
play./11
The Soviet Union 11 clean-
ing up at the ''Friendship
Games,'' It• answer to
boycotting ttle 1984
Olympic Gamee./12
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Enterta!Dment
Two blographlcal mual·
cala, one a world
pr.emlere, open on local
atagea thla 'Week./17
The hit movie of three
decades ago, ''Slngln' In
the Rain," 11 reborn on
atage In London./U
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'8ualneu
Sytvla Porter calla the
newly-enaoted tax laws a
monatrollty ./84
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in South America on July 28.
Both men were reponedly buried
the day after the crash by a priest in
Nazareth, a Colombian village about
an hottr's drive from the city of
Bamnquilla in the northwest prov-
ince ofGuajira on the Caribbean Sea
coast.
Two other men were injured in the
It may
raln on
parade
today
.
• It might rain on the parade today in
Newport Harbor. but spirits ueo't
likely to he dampened at the 34th
Annual Charactcf Boat Parade,
scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. in front of
the Balboa Bay Cfob in Newport
Beach.
The National Weather Service
predicted about a 30 percent chance
of scattered showers and thunder-
showers aJona the Oraoic Coast
today, with partial cloudiness
through Monday and bi&hs between
78 and 86 alona the bcac6-cs. Liaht sprinkles, which fell o~ small
crowds at Newport and Hununaton
beaches Saturday afternon. are most
likely to occur in lhe afternoon and
evening today, a forecast« said.
Li&ht to moderate rain fell inter-
mittently tbro\a&bOut the day Satvr·
. daY from Palm SJ>tinaa to Lona
Beach, with the sreatest amount
reported in the Big Beat Lake area.
where the National Weather Service
said .37 inches of rain fell _durina the 24 ho&llffDdiQa--at S p.m. Satunlay.
Lows tonjaht aJona the coast were
predicted to be between 68 and 7 S
degrees and from the mid 60s to the
low 70s inland. Hiahs today were
forcast near 80 at the beaches to the
upper 80s intand.
For those bopins to escape an~ther
dreary day on the coast by 18.k.in& a
trip to the mountains or desert.
scattered showers or thundcnhowen
were predicted for both those areas.
today also.
Locally heavy showen were fore-
cast from the San Gabriel mountains
southward, with continued warmth
and humidity and hi&bs between 7S
and SS. Lows were predicted in the
mountains for between SO and 6S
~q, also expected today in the
desert, with some lOcally heavy
showers in the Mojave desert and
southward. Continued humidity was
forecast, with hiJhs from 92 to 102 in
all areas. Lows in the upper 60s and
70s were predicted in the upper
deserts and the low to mid 80s in the
low deserts and Palm Sprinas area.
County
crashes
lead to
courts
If you have a crash in OranaC
County, plan to JO to cou.n.
Except for thear counterparts in Lot
Anaeles and San Francitco, drivers
involved ill accidenu in Oranae
County a.re more likely than any-
where else in the state to end up in a
courtroom.
OraOJ!t C.ounty ia the third leadina county 1n the 1tate for a 1u.perior coun
lawl\llt 10 be filed foUowina a trafftc
colliaion.-accordiaa to the .JnaurUce
Information Institute.
Lut )Ur. _nc:ar_ly 5.000 ia..w ..
atemmina Crom car acddeatt Mn
filed in ~ County Superior
Coun. Tbe ftcW'c tranllata '° about 240 suits for every 100,000 people
livina in the county. ecconlilll me
hl uraocc Institute.
'The ltlle •vertaie li a'tic>Ut ~ tawsu u fot cVfll'I aoo.ooo 11111
raadentS; In Loi A ...... 24.133 CV
IClddent Alita 'ftl'C ftled In 1913,
pniduciftl I f9tiO of 311 laWl\Ut for ~ 100.00> ratdentl. David ~immona. a IPC)taman For
the 1Mtitu llid a g ~tioll
Ol MCicuatOy nan a blab
htiption ra For cum&*, n Pieao C0unty, Wbida II thirit beblftd Lot A•lee and Oranee counties ln ~. wu nnked 20th • the te on the rauo ofla It •
. ..
David
Bishop
Focus ON THE NEws
crash of the twin-engine carao plane,
which bad its identification numbers
removed. Both arc hospitalized in
• I •
Barranquilla and arc in the cu tody of
Colombian offici I on chafltS n>
lated to v1olat1ons of Columbian
airspeoc.
U.S. Em bossy officlab in Colombia
and State Department officials here
in the United States refuse to reveal
the names of the inju~ men. Both
are known to be Amcncans.
The aircraft crashed while taking
off from a remote, unmarked au~lrip,
Columbian sourcct sa1d. •
Only the bodies, the injured men
and the planc•s wrccka&e were found
by Colombian authoriucs when they
arrived at the airstnp. No carao aboard. ~
l'bc inadent not reported in
the United States until dlU' tx·
wifc 5mt The Daily Pilot a ~
rebsc on memorial services held for
her for:nt_er hu band on UJ. 6 1n
Laguna Beach. The obituary listed a I ().year '1lnt
with Air America as pan.of Sadlct's
t;aeqround. Air America ii known to
have close tics to the Central In·
telliaenoe Agency.
SJdinJJJ.ing_
in thesuff .
M.esans
ready to
"--renew
battle
BJ TONY W VEDIU ! °' ............. For more than 10 years, residents
in nonh c.osta Mesa have stormed
the City C.ouncil chambers in at-
tcmpu to block what they believed
were ill-planned developments for a
S04a"c pared near their homes.
ADd for more tbaD t O years they
ha VC been fUCXlCSSful. •
Homeowners are IPin prepuilii
to pick up the puntlet Monday
dun.naa schedulcd CIOUDCll hearina oo
a controvenial SSOO-millioo plan to
budd 300 apartments, a towcrina
office part and a l ~tiered bOtcl oa
the Beat Street property. .. wc·u try to have the (COUDcil
cbambcn) packed, .. said Joa fuadis.
oresident of the biSlorica.l.ly powerful ~ortb ·<:o&ia Mela Homeowacn Att-
sociatiGft ... ln .A.I! prouDdi ·ve
bad people sitt.11'1 lD the aisles. ..
. The project orooosed by the Amel
Development Co. We>Ukl briai• SOO.
room hoic~ six tugb-ri.Jc office towers
and a flood of a_partJDC.Dts to the propeny~oy litar--S-trcct, Sao
Leandro Lane and the San Dtqo
freeway.
Council members on Monday will
be consjderin& a recommendation
from the P1annioa Commission to accept an coviroo.meotaJ impact re-
port on the project, increue ~
rcs.iden tial density allowed at the ate
and change the zonina lO allow
commcrci.al dcvelopmc:nL
Amel is aceki.na to build 300
apartments on a pa.reel of land DOW
zoned for 1 maximum of l 6S bou:si
units.
The proposal was ori&inally
brouabt before the coa.ncil Aua,. 6 but
was postponed at the request of tbe
developer.
While northside bomeownen are ae.arina up for the fi&ht, the lavish
er<>Jccl is DOt wit.bout supporters.
Costa Mesa Olambcr of Commc:rc:e
officials voled recentlY. to back the
development for its ability to bolsler
local business and to .ceneratc lona·
term revenue for the city.
The pro pcct of a wider Wt buc
f'Pleue w Mlt8AK8/ A.2)
Museum remodel
could be stymled
Reservations voiced
over massive nature
of proposed project
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" ~ Dllllr ........... ~a..-
;·a,1e Pramlon of Lap.Da Beach model.a outlawed eyewear.
CHPtakes
dlmvlew
of shades
lllepJtu~? Th.It'• t. Accordin.a io the Califomla · way Patrol. driven
caupt wearina cenaln typet of wnatwet ~a ftno of$20 or at lea t
wtan wanuna.
Tho eye e.r in question 11 tho '°" called "mountaineerina" or .. &lacier ..
1uQ&JaiJel -the type. that featuro a
1mall leather flap on either lid of tho frame.
Tbc a1aNet aro popular with rock
climberl and wen becau1e the
leather flap CUtl tbe IUD'I &Jare. But
lawmen uy the flap also cuts out a
drivef 1 peripheral viii on.
"A driver wearlna thi11~uae1 i1
a safety threat because triffic ·~ proachina from the side can't be
teen." explaiqed Ca~t. C.A. Lynd.
"Officers wbo oblerVe such a
violation will take enforcement IC·
tion."
Lynd llid the CHP bas nothina
apmst "mountaineerina" aunaJuses
as Ion& u they're not pr<?PDed on the
nose of the person behind l&e wheel of
a car. ;.<>..,.
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i~n twin Costa Mesa appearance
Widely scattered showers today
Coaatal
Eztended ~on.to. Ctlttteeton.w.v. Cl'laltont N 0 ,..Idly let~ &lid "'°'~low ~ ~ · _.end roo -"" -.. '*· w11e111r. Hlgfle '~"'°"'Ille 11'1111 to ~ llPC*•70tM t11t IOIOI INtllCI Ooluml*.IC. ~L-~a1on ~.Oh ~ .... H. Oellu-'1 Wonll Temperature• = O.Molntt HI Lt Ottroll
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DmCTION tw aw aw aw
1,• By CHRIS CRA'WFORD best--sellin& bits and a number of the Blues," .. Am 1 Bluer' and .. Stormy
standard riiYlhm and blues tunes that Weather."
t.,..,,__,, ... ,."' areRawls'(one. For the second balfoftbe sbow, 'C d k' f t 11 h t
' Local pop music fans got .double For bis initial number, the sin&er Dionne Warwick strode onstqe razy run man a a y s 0 • entertainment for their money Friday launched into the fasMempo "All elepntly decked out in black tuxedo · ~even.mg at the Pacific Amphitheatre Time Lover,•• accompanied by .full pants and w~te. spa.rkli!ll blo~ and ~ star. vocal1~ts Lou Rawls and orchestra and talented back-up Slll&· talked . an~ JO~ easily with ~er A Santa Ana police officer fatally Medical Center Fnday at about 9:30 of the neiabb<>n. .
• J)ionne Wlll"Wlck each gave ~l· i rs Tanya Boyd and Judy Jones. _ enthusiast.1c ayd.ien~ -~u111m1 . shotaman dacribed bywnneuesua p.m. ~ beinimodburtimea in the Bland confronted Pan~ who -
. ~~owa _tc>._,! .ncar~pacuy Then; m a more: sabdued •cin.: -ibc:m .~ aloaa «clap aloa.a .. cruy dnmt .. J'riday~e UJ'W'&dY.""ARl ~ ~"""Sj(""1~ aaa ·a1tVihc_itfa to-Nird.~e ~. -
erowu. Rawls performed "My Lady Love YayinJ bom4ge to a p:oup of her mJn...alteaedly thrcatmied an officer -.-Smith._ • • • . _. _ -· • wa$J..1Mkn1feao~ak:ina.11'bbl.n&_. __
.......... -Pre6t!ote4 as a~µge, &awla aod -al~~~ awent1*atins ibe"·ake~ sell1111 bits;: Witw.'ck nfft:rrAt~a=ti&ifi66?i"""'"wtm a • 1nim;-~Tinei0e~~t 9 lf.m. -arouonl. ---: • . --:-~ ~=. :-.W~cf . pi'6vti.1if' i"iliUUftiCally ability of bis basso.profundo voice to sttlna of crowd·plewna numbers authorities uid Saturday. Friday when Officei Jiin Bland "The officer repeatedly. told the effect• ye counle~ant for each other: handle the lowest of low .registers. from ~er B~ Bacbarach/Hal David Lin Thona Panyanak, S2, of Santa responded to a report of a family fiabt suspect to the drop ~e knife and the
sensual bass vs. sexy soprano, rhythm . . , yean., tnclu~"Walk On By," "Say Ana, died upon arrival at Western at an apartment com~lex in the I fOO suspect refuted," Smith noted.
and blues vs. ~n~tream po1>-rock A One of the b..iahliabts ot Ra~ls a Little Prayer, "Do You Know the block of South Minrue Street, Smith He said Bland fired when it became
wtnnt!JJCOmbmauon. show was a blues medley, which Way to San Jose?" and ••Alfie." said. When the officer aot to the apparent his life was in "imminent
KlckingoffthefintsetpromptJyat s~owcased the talents of ~k·up Return.in& musically to the '80s, Services apartment complex, be wu told dan.aer." .. 8 p.m., Rawls presented a program s10gersBoydandJonesusoloistsand Warwick sana ''Gotta Date," a rous.-Panyanak wu umed with a 1arae Witnes~describedthevtetimua
featurina several sonas from ~is also alona with Rawls~ the.trio we~t ina rocker that she lauabinalr named held fior knife and bad threatened to kill some "crazy drunk." Smith llid. newest alb~m (scbedul~ to be out i.n throu.~.s~dard fav~ntes •St: Lou11 her "Tina Turner number' as she
about two weeks), selecnons from bis Blue, r ve Got a Riaht to SLD8 the imitated some Turner gyrations.
I CON TINUED STORIES 4 ·-
MUSEUM ••• FrQJDAl
moved 13 feet closer to the street. :•tt tends to look. massive," Polster Sl.ld, .. but l.quna 11 u eclectic town
with all kinds of 'architecture. 1t
would not be out oflync."
"The museum bnnp art upec(s
mto the community on a year-round
basis, not just the summer," wd
Polster. "Why shouldn't it be a
prominent buildina in Laauna
Beach'!'
"l would sleep better knpWJ.D& I
voted yes and not no,.. Polster
concluded.
Design Review Board chairman
Wayne Peterson voted apinst the
project because be fears the museum
may move from its present location.
"I'm not willina to reach further for
what could be a retail store or series of
fast-food shops in a year," he said.
Peterson aJso Slld the "museum
was mahna no effort to provide
parlang."
..
Plaza will temporarily
house museum of art ...
While th( Lacuna Beach MUteUm
of Art undergoes the planned re·
modelin' of its buildina in 1.quna
Beach tht.s fall, South COasi Plaza in
Costa Mesa will provide a temporary
home for the museum's ex.hjbits.
Wel:l-known art patron. collector
and MU1Cum of Art advisory board
member Henry Sqerstrom utltially
proposed the idea of a _temporary
museum in the Plaza.
C.J. Se&entrom and Sons, owners
of the Plaza. have donated 3,000
square feet in the southern end of the
sboppina center on the BriJtol Street
side for three separate exhibit pl-
leries and a museum store.
"Exeansion of exhibition and
educauon proarams to another lo-
cation in the rqjon is a rare OP"
portunity for the museum," Laguna
Beach Museum of Art Director
William Olton said. "The new site
will enable ~provide a forum for nb:ibtti~I-SCUSSIDj examples of
the best bisto 'cal and contemporary
California an." ·
Althou&h construction is not ex-
pected to be&in on the Laauna Beach
Musoem until Pebnary T98S, plans
are lO bqin operation of the South
Coast Plaza satellite location this fall
and to continue there for at least a full
year.
Several museum activities and
fund-raisers are bein& planned for the
Plaza, with a m~or fund-raiser
already scheduled for Nov. 3 under
the direction of museum volunteer
Nancy Carlson.
The fint exhibit is entitled .. Artists
Quilts."
The exhibit will include the works
of l 0 South California artists, and is
beina orpnizcd by the museums's
new Chief Curator, Robert
McDonald.
MYSTERY SHROUDS FLIER'S LIFE •••
From Al
omb1a "to help a few friends.. that's
all I kno"' "
Scan sa~s another Orange County
man was with his father's group m
Colombia but be declined to 1denuf)
that person Jt has not been dc-
termmed 1f the un1dcnt1fied man 1s
one of the survivors or the other man
killed 1n the plane crash.
the Covert Actton Bulletm. a Wash-
ington-based publication that at·
tempts to monitor the clandestine
activities of aovemmcnt agencies
would also be a member of the
military at the same time. But
accordina to the information
provided by Sadler's ex-wife and the
m1htary, his work for Air America
coincided with the last eiJht years of
bis Marine Corps career.
30-year
resident
Services were held Saturday for
Maraueri te Ellen Beeney of Costa
Mesa. a 30-year resident of the city
who died Tuesday at her borne. She
was62.
Mn. Beeney, who wu born in
Cement, Okla., was active in civic
affairs. She waa president of the.Costa
·Mesa Republican Women's Oub in
. 1977·78andalsowasamemberofthe
Costa Mesa Senior Citizens Oub.
She is JUl'Vivcd by her dauabter,
Janice Shaefer and a aranddauabter,
Debbie Schaefer, both oflrvine.
Funeral llTln&emenu were made
by Pierce Brothers Bell Broadway
Mortuary Chapel. Interment was
private.
CoN TINU£o S1 0R1Es
'Cat Xing' sign curries
no favor with officials
• FULLERTON (AP) -Cat owner
Pat Aynn took traffic matters into his
own banda after five neiahborbood
felines bad been run over by can -
and his cat, Blanche, seemed a..li.kely_
choice for number six.
HopinJ to extend the life of bis and
other net&bborbood cats, Flynn de·
sianed and .,PUt up bis own sian to
wammotonttl.
The yellow ti&n bean the silhouette
of a cat and the word .. CAT XING"
beneath it. His creativity was ap-
plauded by neiJbbors, but the siJn
was quiclcly removed by city officials.
"They told me there was this
California Traffic Division that
authorizes all street siJns, like cattle
crossina and things like that," Ayon
said. ..Mine wasn't authorized, so
they took it down."
He attached the sian to an eiaht·
foot post and planted it on Tuesday
near the parkway outside his'bome.
But city took it down less than 24
hours later.
Flynn kept bis CAT XING sian and
said be will write the state a~ncy that
authorizes the sians for permission to
reinstall it.
0 1 was just trying to brina about an
awareness of a problem," he said.
MESANS PREPARE TO DO BATTLE •••
From Al
may also be enticing to council
members, who reversed a lona-
standina policy in November when
they approved a $90-million ex-
tension of the South Coast Plaza. The
previous stance had been apmst
commercial development in the resi-
dential area west of Bear Street.
The lush project by Amel Develo1>-
ment would be adjacent to the plaza
extension.
However, the pressure of elecuon·
year politics could make the proposed
development less attractive to Mayor
Donn Hall and Councilman Eric
Johnson, who are up for re~lection.
Nearby homeownen believe the
project would further...create a thriv-
ma metropolis out of an area once
zoned for medium-density housina.
brinai04 the busy sound of commerce
into their communities and sendina a
deluae of traffic onto their streets.
They are also concmled with the
project•s 1 ().to-IS year construction
schedule, which they believe will
mean years of constant dust. noise
and other problems associated with
build.in
Devetopers have taken steps to
reassuare homeowners by creatma a
buffer zone of apartments between
residences and the commercial build·
inas.
~xtens1ve landscaping, several
fountains and jogging trails have been
added to make the project more
attractive.
And freeway traffic mterchanaes
are planned for the west side of the
development, as well as a realiinment
of South Coast Drive to handle the
many cars expected to travel t<>-and·
from the development.
But these effons to m1t1pte born~
DViners' concerns have met with a
· finn shake of the bead.
.. you can't have a hiah-density
commercial facility next to a residen·
tial areab" said Paradis ... It's just not
compati le."
Laguna Beach re!l1dcnts who knew
the famil) said Sadler often spoke of
has involvement wtth the CIA.
Accordina to a book published th1s r.ear by Simon and Schuster tJtled
'The Death Merchant," by Joseph C.
Goulden, Air America was a
"proprietary company that was the
equivalent of the CIA 's private auline
m Asia during the Victnafn penod.
The CIA's policy is to neither
confirm nor deny the identity of its
employees, said Kathy Pherson. a ---------
spokesman m the aaency's head·
··Air America was a CIA subs1d1ary
used for furtive act1v1t1es throu~out
Asia," accordma to the book ·Viet-
nam" by Stanley Kamow, published
by Penguin in 1984 "Amencan and
Chinese Nataonalast merccnanes pi·
loted the planes " Karnow wrote
"Hundreds of pilots .. flew for Air
Amcnc.a 1n Vietnam dunng the years
ofU.S involvement an the war an that
country, thouah mostl:r as contract
employees and not as CIA agents,
according to Bill Schaap. co-editor of
·-Just Call
642-6086
01111 Piiot
Dell very
11 Guaranteed
"Because of their haz.ardous assign-
ments, and non-iovemmental stand·
mg," Goulden wrote. "pilots earned
up to $60,00()° a year with minimal
hvina expenses ...
Sadler entered the U.S. Manne
Corp-s in 1952 and retired as a major
an 1972. according to records ob-
wned throuah the mthtary Mrs.
Sadler wd he flew for Air America
from 1964 unul his return to the
United States in 1974.
Schaap,. thou&h, said at was "htahly
unusual · that a pilot for Air. Amenca
quarters in Virgina.
Pherson did ack.nowledae, how-
ever, that congressional hearinp on
Amenca's involvement in the Viet·
nam War conducted by Idaho Sen.
frank Church in the l 970s revealed
Air America was a CIA operation in
Southeast As1a.
Sadler recently owned and ma:rf•
aaed a Uni on 76 statJon in Nonb
Laguna Beach, but little else is known
about hts activities, other than that he
traveled extensively after his retire-
ment from the Mnnne Corps in I 972.
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for more than 10 hours early Saturday by an uplosion at a power plant that lhut off' electric water pumps and forced hospitals and the heavily uaVeled
Honolulu airport to operate on cmcracncy aencrators. The blackout on Oahu,
where 80 ~rcent of Ha•-aii' 1.2 million people live and where tourill hotels line the beach at Waiklk.i, occurred at about 12:SO a.m. Hawaii Standard Tirne
(3:SO a:m. PQ'D. It Wfl Oahu's accond island-wide power falluic1ti leu th&ri 14
1 months. • . .
Iavatlgaton probe traa•lt cra•IJ
CHICAGO-Nine representatives of the National Transportation Safety
Board met with Chicago Traruit Authority officials Saturday morning to
discuss Possible causes of Friday'! rush·hour collision of two commuter lralns.
Ono-person was killed and 47 injured in the first fatal crash involvina a CTA
train in.seven years. CT A chafnnan Michael Cardilli said the lead train'•
motorman apparently noticed a minor problem with the train'• brakin& '1y1tem
and had stop~ the train about J ,000 feet past a passenaer station to inv~1ti_.te. Initial tePorts 'how~ that the lead train rolled backward down an incline into the second train, which had stopped when the first train came to a
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CALIFORNIA
Bomb~ cla.n LAX
LOS ANGELES - A $35 acuJpt\Jre that looked like a bomb caulcd
security officers to close the TWA terminal at Los AnaeJes lritemational
Airport on Sat~Y: until police determined the traveler~ the ¥vice wu simply ''awve.' The Fr&nce·bOWid TWA Pl•~c Eillipe r . ..tried to pa111Creenina with what aooeaml to be an expos1vo deVice wra in a plutic baa." police Sat. John Cbamoeu ~d;. " ... It wu a clock ~ an
electronic battery~. two hiahway flares and wmnaall taoed toscther. In an
intetViewwitb Retif, police le&mcd "tbisdevioewu mado 6y a M>ca.Uod artist"
Uvina in the Silver Lake district a few miles north of downtown Los Anaela.
Beut recipient may be rejectbJI pump
LOS ANGELES -Ten months after a $300,000 tund-raisina drive
allowed Denick Gordon to receive a new heart. be wu in the hoipital in critical
condition Saturday 11 hi• body a~ared to rctioct the tranaplanted o~. A fu.nd·rai.stn& drive bC&&n last year after it became known Gordon had a rare
hcar1 dilCllC called idiopathic cardiomyo~thy, an illneu that alao bu struck aeveral other memben of' hia famil)'. BlaCk community activhu launched a .. Havo-a·Hean" campalan and r1.11ed $300,000, includina $100,000 from
producer ~ron Spelhna. Gordon received bil new heart last October.
FraJt ala prompt call tor 4aannd.ae
LOS ANGELES -County oftlcial1 are aeekina an 8kquaro-mue quarantine area from mld·Lo• Anaelu to tho cout f'ollowtna the discovery or
female Oriental fruit mee. Jronic&Ily, the discovery{ whic6 wu annouoCod
friday1 came ono day after oftlcial1 ended t'be Mex can ft-uit fly quarantine
arouno Los Anacte1. The discovery in the Westchester area of Oriental ftuit fly
females and tllelr larvae "means tho n1ca are rcproducina and we h•~• a
problem," John Mannina.~ chief doputy iaricultural commiaaioner for Lot
Anael County, aaid Fn~y.
Wltneu •79 Soviet. den•tated Paqlder
ISLAMABAD, Paki1tan-Afilw.iitta11'1 P&llllher Valley, once a firmlna
realon and a haven for Moalem auenillas. ia nearly devastated after a ~
month Soviet offensive, a Weatem traveler said Saturday. Anden Fal\#f .. ~ho -~nt.three month• in Af&hani1tan with varioua insu~t.&rPUPI. aid.au the
..--...-VillUet in the µpper t\atrorthe 70.:mile-lonaao~ nln ·ruins. Fa~, ~a. of
tcdholm, Sweden, it a director of' the SweidWl Committee for Afibanlltall .
......,__.._£,.!l'qlor to n.lt Bartcm '• f•mfl7
PONTRHYOYFEN, Wala -Acttal Elizabeth Taylor planned 1 t
today to the family of her late ex·hu1bln~1 Ricbatd Buno~. in. lhe tiny Welsh villlle ~ere the actor wu bo~ a famuy spokesman said. ~ COW"M, we wanled to m t Eliubeth rc-•~n1 ' Burton'• brother, Graham JeQkiu, 1114 Saturday .,We have *11 IU mo a ud IOU lD the ~ death of my ~other Mi11:1fa)'lor-!2t ta~ 1wayfrom f\aneral and memorial"lm'icafOr Bunon 'out of considtratlon for his founh and last wife, Sally Hay Burton,
whom he married • year o.
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HlOHGA TE, Vt. (AP) -A 90().
pound pGCUe was beatm in a ' cement mixer and ilippcd by belicoP-
tcr before bcina devoured bj a bunpy crowdSa~l;~~ wrbe main ~ii not tho tli '
it'• the c:oo1rina." said Jim = mastermind oftbo mammoth break·
L "Noone'likea10atan unc;oobd
7Pi!1Cike 'ft'OtlC \Uh I do." The p1ncake. touted a tbe ..ortct•e ~ wuc:OOked u9a1 tbe Pradliil County Field Daye fair in nonbWllt
• Vennonundwu~toanyoaeialM
Cn>wd of 2,000 wilb u ....Ute.
There weie about 200 taken. Hilton, cad of the · rec::r.tion
department in DaibY St. AJblal.
da1m1 to bold the litle lor the 1'0dd'• lulett nowmu and the · lee
cream sundK. · But th t may have been • uickicst~. loarechents, all donated. mcluded
$00 pounds of m~ ad. 100 pUom of milk. The)· were. folded U)ll&ber i.n a
cement mixer, ~ iD a 20-foot
pan, coObd for 4S-mlnu and
fliDDOd lith a hdiCOJ*f.
Tho custom.znade. ~~Dd pan bad I harness Wt it to tum over IO the cover becllme
bottom ohru: pan and the pancab
... inside tumed. A helicopaer Ud
teamed ~ for the lo.b-.. h'a kind of a biz:aSTe idea. but h'a
&ood to hav IODM : different."
II.id Don McFcctcn. orpnlze:r of the fiir.
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Mr. and Mn. James C. Wriahi.
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ndy and Brad Barker, Co 11 M , wn Valley, boy -~~· A tt i Mr. and Mn. ltoben T~ Uppa.
-..1 a ... .a Ma..a. 1 H tlnmn Huntinaton Beach. boy ,.
ai auu ..... 1 van, un ... -n Mr.anc:JMn. RoterWilliam Murray.
ch. boy Huntl~on Beach, atrl Kathleen and ChristoPber Ball, Mr. and Mn. Mfle1 M. Piemo,
Huntinaton ch, boy Huntinaton Beach, boy • Aqa1t I Aa1ut I
Mary and Ray Moalman, Irvine, boy Mr. and Mrs. John Carter Hunt• ~:nne R1ordon, Newpon Buch, inaton Beach. boy
Aa1u1t I . · Aaptt I
Mercie and Ron Maucn, Irvioo, boy Mr. and Mn. Michael A. Eich.
Aqut 1 Huntinfon Beach, airl
tehanic and ·Richard Compton, MI. an Mn. Oou&Jat IUrby, Hunt·
Irvine, boy · inaton Beach, airl
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,..., '-'-•&5o PITAL Huntinaton Beach, boy
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hlaton Beach, tl A1pJt 1
Melinda' ~-mtr.'o~l Carmen Conti Mr. and Mra.. Glen W, Nielsen.
l.,A;\;U Huntinaton Beach, airl u; Laauna Beach, twin boys Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lordanich,
Valen·c and RAi.•cra•t •Rose, 1 An..... Huntington Beach, boy n~Ah, •irl hard ............. SOUTH COAST MEDICAL CENTER ~ ... Aap1t4
Au1u1t i Patricia and John Carruth, Laauna ~fllis and Hardy Strozier, Irvine, Ni,uel, Jirl
air ,.,. Aqu1t 5
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CAL CENTER, .ANAHEIM Beach, Jirl
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·Christi and Thomu Grcule, Costa Lisa and Davtd Barrett, South
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Au~t U HUMANA HOSPITAL HUNT-Deborah Paton, una Beach, boy
INGTON BEACH HOAG MEMOR HOSPITAL
Jl.ly!! Jalf lt Mr. and Mrs. John K. Pulley, Hunt-Mr. and Mrs. Tipp Elvish, Costa inaton Beach, girl Mesa. boy
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Inmate. tather lD a cellblock at the U.S. Penlteatluy a t Marton. DI •• before the current lookdown wu lnatttated.
Warden defends prison lockdown ~:,d ~· Paul Breen, Huntinaton Mr. and Mrs. Qyde Lane, La&una
Mr. anf'Mrs. Wally Al-A.seer, Hunt-Beach, sirl MARION, ID. {AP) -The warden Williford said that of the 450,000 in 1963, the year before Alcatraz of homosexual rape."
inston Beach, Jirl Jl.l7 H of the federal prison that replaced inmates in U.S. prisons, Marion closed. The latest lockdown came Williford caUcd the alleptions "a
Mr. and Mrs. John Erwin, Hunt-Mr. and Mrs~ David Milam, Newport Alcatraz as the nation's tou&)lest bas holds the 350 deemed · the most after two IUAJ'ds in the hiahest-slanderous attack .... an out-and-out
in&ton Beach. &irl Beach, girl • . no plans to lift. a IO.month-old difficult to manqe. security cell6Jock were fatally stabbed tie," but be ack:nowlcdacd that recta.1
Jl.ly H . Mr. and Mrs. Steve Neyen, lrvule, "lockdo~t despite arguments that "Our adversaries portray thc5e and an inmate ~slain. : -searches are conducted when inmates
Mr. and Mrs. David l. VinCJ Sr., boy. Jal •7 • the restncnons are brutal and un-people as some little innocents" who After the sla~p l~t October; return from court. . .
Hun · Beach. l f" necessary;. . .. -· . . _ are &buttled off to ~on because mo.st of M~on:s 350 irunJtcs were "It is an inhumane thin& bu~ you ~ Ja&JLfi,..: · Mr~ and Mrs. William Yerdult, New-Confining inmates to their celp ~ the>' spolcc QYt about ~~at lncked JD ~r:,ccJh 23 bnul$ ... • ~a)' ealy ~~-
'Mr and Mrs Tim Denton.FountaiJL port BCiCh, bOy -.. ' thfl>ei\~Y to run ''th~ worst o a other prisons, Williford said., direct ~ with. visitors ~ seciiritf conced1fii1~~n~d .. :we'!C . ...:.. VaHey;-bOy--Mr. . ..a.od Win.fl~ And.erson. pn..oea.; sal4 J1ft1'Nlltifer4, waf4e ~ baw-iolllC'Uilira.ve spaken-: end~s-1Cl'Vlces milttd, tlie suCQCs~ful in tm ... m it>o'ot ~=--T!!fff -r -Costa.~~,...,..-:-thc..11.S. ~~itential)' at M8:fion. out. b_pt that'tnot wbyllley're1rere, ..... -c:liniq-.hall ~0$Cd,.aiid exCTCJtc antt:-TS1o?Q:percenrnrth~aSK"And1:m---,
Mr. and Mn. Tim Hop.n, Hunt-Mr. andMiS. · chael De Yan, Costa He a,ccuaed cn~cs of nu~~ng the Willitord said ... They're here because recreation tun~ stopped. Only . B not talkinaabout hard druP. here. l m
iftaton Beach, &irl Mesa, boy public about pnson conditions. these people are extremely aggresSJve Cellbock, housma 48 . h?nor pn1-talkina about things that kill people:
iirr.•P-~nn~Ml~;;;;;;;;z~71jiiin~r~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijii;I ... the aana leaden, those kinds of onen, escaped the restnct1ons. bullets. knives, hacksaw blades -
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people stabbina staff, stabbina in-"We've started allowina rec-even guns."
mates." reation, leuina them 10 to the gym. Williford said that Marion may not
Jan Suslerofthe Marion Prisoners' We'v~ put law libraries in, put be "the best of prisons, as you woutd
Riabts Project, based in--Chicago, television in, .. Williford said. .. It's want to run one. "Butrt alfoW1 the
contends that the inmates are the beiDJ tempered as we ao, •but we will other ones to function much better."
ta.l}Cts of brutality. continue to run Marion in some form "If you isolate those people out of
• We've bad information that beat-of lock.down for the majority of the other prisons, you're able to ease
inp continue to JO on and prisoners inmates." up restrictions at those other ones,"
are beinJ chained in their C84es," she Williford said that a social aware-he said ... You put them here, put on
said. "We have a consutut1on that ncss program is being instituted for tiabt controls, and then still try to run
says if you're punished, it has to be guards .. so they'll look at these auys it as humanely as possi\>te. .
justifiable and 1t has to be reasonable. more as human beinp tha11 animals" • S9me illJ1'\ates seem content with
Jn Marion, it seems like we have a and that 14 new guards are beina that plan.
little enclave where the ConstJtution hired to raise the total to 225. 0 Here, I'm with hard convicts, and
does not apply." . • •. Ms. Susi er "termed. the ch~es I 'can handle that," wd •.member of
Three suards and 24 mmates have little crumbs maskina ·conunued the white supremacist Aryan
been killed at Marion since it opened bnnaµ_ty. ••ney aren't c~n4 the Brotherhood, who is servina time for
condittonS--tb•forced idleness;lhe lcidnappina and armed attempted
isolati?n and the dehumanization," escape ... lfl JO someplace else, there'•
she SA.Id. a bunch of crazy youna kids. Who' LASER BEAM
FOOT SURGERY ' . The privately funded prisoners' wants that?''
nahts croup recently flied a lawsuit in Many, however, want to move:
f cderal coun, contendina there had from the maximum security cellbock
been 90 instances since Oct. 27 in to the seneral population, from there
which Juard~ ~t qr tortured. i.n-to the honors B CeUblock, or from mates, sometimes 1n view of adm1n11-Marion to anywhere.
The lates\ advancement In Liser
technology now being used for
the correction ot toot disorders
In he or's otflce.
trators.-"ljusthada~loeked down-
.. Wc're alleaina the bcatinp are an in the aeneral population uk me if be att~mpt to impose contt~l throuah a could 10 to B urut," Williford laid. "I
policy of !CJTor and humiliation and took:edat hitjacket(tile), went back to
force," satd attorney Nancy Horpn. him and laid, 'I just saw where you
"We're also seekina an htjunction to ki.Jlcd utaff member back in '81.' His
en4 the use of illeaal ~ scarches ... comment was, 'How Iona are you
which the pnsonon consider a form 1oit11 to bold that over my head?'"
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pt. 10, l 9M and Auguat 2L 1984 and
Jan. 21, 198' · rebnarf 4, 198!
Tlie killina. in which a auard in
Colorado wa1 decapitated, was the
inmate's fifth1 and Williford said "it's
just a queauon of when he k.Jlls ~n."
The warden acknowledacd that
lockdowna can be emotionally and
mentally harmful and can lead to
increased hostility, but he laid that end.ina the reat.rictiona to create a
more open environment ia not the
answer.
0 Every time we tried to, someone
would aet killed," be laid.
Games:
Less trash
than .was
predicted
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Summ~ _Olympict senmtcd 800
ton• rc11 truh than hid been ~tici·
pated, but it wat 1till-two-th1rd1 the
amount Disneyland collects in a year
and it Will take another week to clean
it all up, officiala 1&id.
"For JOme l'CllOn -tho tpectaton
did not aenerate u much tratb a1 our
mcarch showed." even thouab tho
Gamet attracted a ttcord 5.8 million tpectatora, 1&id John Lavender
Olympic project ma1111er for Wat~ ~mcnt lnc.
Retea.rch was baaed on litter left by
crowds at tho annual Rote Bowl
collqe roo~baU aamo and the Loa A~lea Raiders footblll aamea
Projection• were that tho liner left at Gamet venues and villqea would
be abOut •, t 00 tona., or tho equf valent
of annual prbqe from a citY of •61000.
'We don't knowifit waa the type or
people attendina the Otmea or if
there "' to much tolna on that nobodY ·wanted to miia the action. .. Lavencltr uld.
He noted that at UCLA's hutey
vlllion, tPeCta~ watchina the ~na•tlca compeutioo barely left lbrir1ett1.
Wute Manaeement Inc. purchaaed l '1 new ftont·IOldina Prbile lNCb
Worth S l.S million, ~nd JOO n containera. fifty IChool ttachcn
h1Rd u driven t0 aupplcment th r cttW of traab coltecton .......,~:90 OOO:lw.t.oa A tcs·w.---·• anal Cof iteum aVCrlJO about 6() ~~-~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~_;!~~'o:n~oftra h~d&y,La\•e _i.;;..-o...,;m-
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from iu hi.ahcst t0 lowest poinu, Stonewd.
The world'• dcepesl cave la the
•. 77 S.fooi~ Jl u Jcu Bernard
in France, to said. EDITOR'S NQTE: A.mold, an MJ body it aoina to be utin1 theae The Huautla C.ve r._stem had re~ .vJJO coven rho eatuWa· advanced cavina ttchniql.lCI for the beenexploredtoadepthof4,100feet mear Jadu1try ilJ Loi AIJlele..·11 1 next IO)Utl!'_ -theworld'aftftbdeeoelt-io 1980
QIVO eqlorer In h11 •pare rime. Ht Tho ellpedition wa1 the fint expto. follov.ina a ''•year effort in which
1W011Jtly returnod ftOm mmm. 1 ration that required all team mem· exp1o'ten ulina thousands of feet of
cavi111upoditionJaMok/co1ndl1Jod ben to bo p~ftcient cave diven in rope ~ually followed the CJVC I.hi• repon. order to reach a 0 dry" exploration down shaft afttr inky thaft throuaJ:t a
HUAUTLA DE JIMin.rt:-Y Me"· front, Stont noted. It also was tho fit1t poVterful underaround river to a
AP) .. , .. ~ " time a caVina team establiahed l9na· terminal ump. . lco ( -A multi·national team of duration undersround campt beyond In 1981, Stone dove 940 feet into
1peleoloti1u uaina untried under· flooded paaaqes. the eump to the safe limit of hi• around campina techniquoa and l :f Th exotic divii""'lulpment hu found a "We did over 600 cave dives and compact a r au y. e sump con--:1~1 b~ f th ,_ ·1 tha Id tlnUed d~ a dark beyond the ~ ona yrtnth 0 tunnels tho ere wu not one ~1 we t ..-ou beams of hil dive l~ts. exploren believe will lead to the be conaideted eerioua, •• Stone noted.
world'• deepest cave. "All thi1 can be done l&fely. Thia ia That aameywJ. fOlle and bis wife
"'f"I... ..at--:;. h' not a atunl" dbcovered the \..ueva de la Pena 'UG ~very, w ich makes In· Col _ ... _ tiil h. ~ dia.oa Jona' ctDcma.:c advent"-The trit was not without bad 0 ·-.., e ICltC 1D1 ior cave u -~· entrancea on the surface. Stone look lib child'• play, wu made moments, owever. Stone's wife, Pat, vowed to demonstrate that the duriM 1 recent three-month ex· said du?na one trip tbrouah 600-foot-fl .
-...; • ...... 1 to"• Sump 3, her air auppi1vy suddenly Huautla 1yatem waten owed into .,_... on to a remote, J.....,o-covered It~-the newly d.iJcovered cave. ~on ill the Mexican state of •rMytank bumped the ceill and it This.' }'ctr'• ~~peditioo. Tt'hicb
°¥::robe "ibO previo~lly uncharted turned off my air," he said.'lut the en~ed in June, was stop~ by Sump
Cueva de la Pena Colorada (Cave of day was saved when she ~ • 1 in Cueva de la Pena lorada. To
the Colored Wall), the ~ploret1 from "buddy·breathina'' with her divtna enter ~~mp 7, the c:avet1 bad to don the u 'ted s M · d partner. full divina Jeat and then rappel on
tu tale!,i_:.;~c co an Ena· Most of the divinf, apparatus was rope 190 feet down • larac shaft. land carried full ~uBA divina sear b il by Sh ood Sc f Sump 7 then plunae<l down another to swim throuab submcraed tunnels u t erw KI~ipaccompanyo 140 feet underwater before levelina that -tedly interrupted,...., au' Lockport,N.Y.,bucdonrecommen· ff ' b' flood d filled0 paasacea. ~,, . · dations from the NASA Crew Sy.. 0 in 1f e passaie. . . Ulina powerful dive h&hts special-tem1 Division in Houston, Texas. Dr. . Zumryck, ~expert cave di~er with
ly desianed by the General Electric John Zwnrick, assistant medical littl.e cbmb~d\e and .. rappelling ex·
Corp., the l""'leoltw11t1 -who nno'"er officer for the U.S. Navy Ex~nmen· pcn~n~~. wd felt . pushed out to --r ,--1~ tal Di · u · · p · Fla. the ltm1t by such cavm• to be called "caven" -naviptcd yi.na nit ~n anama ny, • With their lines of supply stretched
more than 5,000 feet of underwater ooordinated.d~ian. d.anaerously thin, the divm called il
tunnels u much u 50 feet in The prestJiious Explorers q~b ~f quitsafter probina Sump 7 for several
diameter. N~ York was the expeditions hundred feet The team's 72 ex-
In between the aubmeraed pass-pnml!Y sponsor. . pcrimental, fiberalaSS<Omposite air aaa, called "sumps," the explorers Besides the Stones and Zumnck, tanks dcsi&ned by the Acurex Aero-
maooed nearly four miles of ~t the team mcmben ~: co-leader therm company of Mountain View,
ba1JW.y1 w~e movina tonJ of di~ Bob Jefferys of Tomnaton. Conn.; Calif., bad not been enough. sear;. ropes, li&hts. food and campllll John. Evans, Actont-Mus.; Gary .. Had we aone another dive beyond
eq"kf:i:nt across lakes., alona steep Stomck, ~port,~; ur. Noel SI~. that, come into air and come to S"ump roe and up and down aha& M.D., Ipdianapolil, Ind.i Clark Pit-8 we would have bad to carry 120
hundreds offeet deep. cairn Meadow~~~ ra.; Sersio ~." Stone calculated. "If we bad
# The cavm spent a total of 23 ~ys Zambrano, ¥en~ City; An&el SO to aone to Sump 9, we would have been
m two underp'ound campt, probing P~rrua. M~Meo-City;.~ Parkcrl footill& at 256 tanks." . ••
dead eDd'-&D4. ~ -01Aon,Bn1tol, Great Bntam; Mark · Stone said he planned to return to
_. ~of feer1rlah and adv~ to 1 TillmaQ.. San '"Diego and:jay Arnold,:?-.~N1t1N~S4~fQ.tqiua4~xi1g~1:.J.1:iA.L.111:~·&1· ~~~....,.~-..._~~~~ ~ .... pom~ .ncarty ~ mllcs from tbe ~lend41e: _ ....... --:::-· • b~~Ulable nitroatn-<>~ien· liwn · _ _j,,_.. ..... __,
cave 1 en~. In the ~1>'. the ~e c:;avers bad bopect to ~nnect divtna system that will allow 6()..bour
cavm o,ften l!oJed alo~ tNn nylon their discovery to the previously explorations without rechargina air
safety lines m zero-vistbility con· known Huautla Cave System about suDl>l.ies. di.lion~ when the watet1 clouded up six miles away. But s~cy data "We're looking at a 30-pound
with sill showed the cavers fcll 31/2 miles short backpack, computer-controlled., with
••Jt was the most technically d.if-of their aoat -double backup systems" Stone 'Said. ·
ficult cave exploration project yet A link. with the Huautla system "That (backups) is sonic~ we've
undertaken," said expedition co-would have made a cave dozens of aot to have. After all. we re not
leader Biµ Stone, 31, of ~rwood, miles long. with a world record de{>th adventuren, we're explorers. That's a
Md. "This. was me borderline. No-of about 5,000 feet when measunna misconception people often have." Speleoloetat Dr. Noel Soul Wamtnatee a paaae ID mlle.·lODC labyrl.Dth of mnnela
,Latest craze to· hit the fans Moscow is.-pizza parloi:s
MOSCOW (AP) -Wai ten in ~ Customers are willin& to wait for an j pizza parlors suffer the same lands of
-heeled Italian boots serve bot· \hour to JCl a table, perhaps drink shortqcs other restaurants do and
of imported red wine in the dimly lltali.an wme and enjoy the recorded have trouble fin.d.ina the necessary
restaurant.-Well-dreued youna ~usicofCultureOuband Pinkflo~ pi~ents, accXmling to Mana
have to choox between coanac or mosphcre and moderateJy pnoed oue-sixth of th«: average moatbly manao juice with their pizza. mtnus on which four people can wine WIF of 180 rubles.
~tomm at tables covered with red-~Mtcad of the loud bands that blare , Torrieri, spokeswoman for Italtrade.
,;d-white checkered cloths listen to 'Russian~ at other restaurants. The shonqes have produced some
'l'Micbael Jackson's .. Thriller'' and ~1 "It's difficult for youna people in odd eombinations, promptmg one
and dine fOt' a 13 rubles.
Despite the abortap and ~lnw.n.,.g--cq,..·-1.&lukn.J of l 5. venation ov dif..
lines, the f izza parlors are popular The better class restaurants offer • ficult in many Soviet rest.auranu
because o their intimate~ cozy at-. meals at about 30 rubles ($36), almost becau1e oftbe loud tock~· roll bands.
~fitnjoy Moscow's latest pstronomic oscow because there aren't a tot of Italian resident of Moscow to com-
-pizza. Soviet-style. 1 and discos. The pizza parlors are 1ment, "There really isn't much Italian
At least 15 pizza par!ors have ~mewhere we can ao to make new left in these pizzas." ~pened in the capila;l s . <lown~~ ffi:iends," said one youna woman in a Because mo~lla cheese 1s not \ltta and othen are spnnaina up m its ~ parlor a few blocks from KGB ,available, SoVJet pIZZaS arc made fl~wina thousands of cu.. aeeret -police) headquarters. She with sutauru cbeese, a semi-softWhite
!:to( men daily for lunch and dinner. ould not give her name. cheese from the southern republic of
Coppertone 's Miss finally loses suit
Altbouah °:,~izza varies in quality , Since 1980, the Rome-based com-Gcoflia.
nd occasio y is topped with fey ltaltradc bas si&ned a $40,000 Shortqes of tomato sauce and
' uui.an hcrrina and smoked salmon ntract with the Soviet Ministry of orepno sometimes force the pizza
place of anchovies and other Foreian Trade to supply, for HJ parlors to remove pizza from their
cal Italian inaredients, pizza 'parlors, pizza ovens, machines to menus. Instead, they offer "calzoncs"
\pl.rlors are especially popular amona make pizza pans, do~ kncadm and -larae doupy popovers stuffed ~~~DI Muscovites, offerina an a course in pizza-makin• by an Italian with cheese and bits of chicken.
alternative to the standard fare and chef. Several Yuaoslavian and Fm-Wine imported from Naples and
""tmospbere of most Moscow res-nish firms have opened others. Budapest, Hunpry, is often in shon
llauranU. _ Despite their popularity, Moscow's supply and customers sometimes
MtAMt7(AP) -tlttli Mlii COPP«'tOM rMy have blulf'9d
With~· but~ Rn baMMt rnec:MnlCal flffure and not
the eun for Mr untun.ty ovs-expoeure.
Since 1NO, the modelt Mita
and her dog have welcomed
drivers to Miami Who enter by
lnteratate 95.
Lat weekend, however. the
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Objects to Baslle cholce
as Coast rice chancellor
To the Editor. the previous board. Let it be known
Never have J read a local news story that this board conducts more
that has aniered me so much as the "secret.. sessions than the former
froot ~article in the Friday. Aug. board ever 41d, plus the~· are careful
3, edition, \vbich informs us that not to pubhcize their decisions. Let it
ttaehers• union president Phillis be known, too, by the apathetic votm
Basilo could very well become the that this board often calls several
Dellt vic.c ·chancellor for human ''special board mcellngs" in an eve-
ttsourtts of the Coast College Dis-mna.. so that they get paid for each
\ricL rather than for JUSt one. Though not
No matter how much the union-111~1. i! oenainly is a serious viol-
backed board blares that "this 1s no auon of the spint of honesty. The
political payoff," their earl}' potiucal previous 'board often worked well
embrazzos with Ms Basile stridently anto the night and received minimal
belie any such clum. I find It pay for thetr ded1cat1on . Docs the
fascinating, too, that board member public realize, also, that the board has
Rui! is a union acuv1st at the college granted themselves healthy mileage
where be is a counselor. allowances?
They say that Basile's appointment The true colors of this bought-and-
wouJd do much to ease the tense paid for board of trustees arc emerg-
relationship between faculty and ing. And the non-voting taxpayers are
administration. Such a spurious the ones who provided the "crayons"
claim. The board already has excised for tbJs board which seems bent on
the top administration or forced them erasing all the good created by the
elsewhere within the mstitut1on. So former chanoellor and board.
tensions are diminished already with The new board maJonry cons1strng
las! year's malcontents. of Conrad Nordquist. Armando Ruiz
The board claims that this OCC and Nan Pollard were all m favor of
ec6oomJcs instructor 1s ready to the recall effort on the fonner board.
assume a pos1uon that pays not the Let me say that if Basile is appomted
$56,000 as mentJoned m your article, and they continue their secret policy-
but $63,000 very quietly approved for making acti vitJes, they will rapidly
the pos1tion. · find themselves on the reccivmg end
This bnngs me to another point of of the recall pet1t1ons as well as
which the taxpayers. especially the subjects of a Grand Jury iovestiga-
ipathenc one~ need to be awart: lion. And though 1 si~ this lener
observel'1 of the college district Will mdl~dually, tam certainly n~t alone
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-new board .would abolish the so-~ :ELIZAÐ L YNNHElMER
called "secret" closed sessions held by Newport Beach
Cabbage Patch craziness
To the Editor: I have been looking for almost a
I cannot beheve that you gave space year for Cabbage Patch dolJs for my
to the story of the "'kidnapped three grandchildren. My name is on
0-bbaae Patch." all kinds oflists, shopped every store
I'm afraid that I, and I am sure that that carries them, and still ha ve no
many others, cannot feel one bit of Cabbage Patch kids.
sympathy for ••Joyce Waldschm1t." Joyce's statement about losing one
ln fact I feel nothing but disgust. of them was like losing her real
It is because of people hke her with children, is ludicrous.
bCT six dolls and her daughter's team It is too bad that these people trymg
captain Wlth 28 that many people, to make a qu1ck dollar wouldn't leave
including myself, cannot fi nd any of the dolls for the children and make
them. They arc the reason the their money some other way
Cabbage Patch dolls are being sold on A very angry and frustrated Nana! \h~ "black marltc\" at outrqeOus Helen Lombardi
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ONA FEW 1N
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·1fGers.1dln Fi rraroc nnot n :n eeks~uadeJohn tomake
public hi tax returns, J1owlsshego1ngtope.rsuadethatoldStallnl t
Andrei Gromyko to abandon the Soviet drl~ for trateglc superiority?''
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Tag es
can't
be kept
secret
Issue threatens
to hurt Ferraro's
credibility as veep
lf PresidCnt Ferraro returned from
Moscow. bavin& failed to win qree-
ment on a mutual and verifiable
nuclear freeze, would her ~ and
nation acqpt the explanation:' Well.
you know thosl Russian men?°
Ltkely not. If Geraldine Feiraro ·
. unnot in three wecb pemaade 1obn..
to make public his tax return bowis
she ~oina to pcnuade that-Old
.Stalirust Andrei Oro1n7ko·tot•bao·-
don the Soviet drive for strateaic
superiority?
What this issue of Geraldine's
finances is coming down to is the
issue that it should: Is this woman
remotely qualified.to be president of
the United States?
Right now, Ferraro is attempting to
have the best of two separate rolls. On
the one hand, she wishes us to believe
she is the tougb..as.-nails prosecutor
who "put my share of cnminals
behind ban." On the other band, she
is lhe passive, demu.re wife, wbo
cannot Le ellpected to overrule the
master of the house.
pnccs. Huntmgton Beach
Dally Pilot welcomes-:::;i
readers' comments I
Excuse me, but the refusal of John
Zaccaro to release his tax returns has
the distinct aroma of Fulton Fish
Markel It is ~ooN:rediblo that
Zaccaro would risk bis wife's historic
opportunity to be the first woman
vice president and, perhaps, presi-
dent of the United States, because
disclosure might cost him a oom·
petitive advantage he enjoys in the
tenement.business in Chinatown-and
Little Italy. From the pictures of the
buildings Zaccaro owns and rents. he
is not running the Trump tower.
Teacher opts out
as system erodes
By LINDA RENNA
Dear Board of T rustce!>:
I have been a teacher m the
Capistrano Unified School D1stnct
for 14 years. Dunng that ume I have
witnessed a steady erosion of the
emphasis placed on quality in our
educational system . The emphasis
iqcrcasing)y S(ems to be to get the
areatest number of students through
the system for the least amount of
ntoney. The classroom teacher is the
oply person standing between the
sllldents and this trend toward me-
diocrity. Unfortunate!).. so many
demands are new made of these
teachers, that 11 becomes more dif-
ficult each year to achieve the
excellence in our -;tudents that we
ddire.
'Dunng the last 14 years I have seen
the reduction or total loi;s of special
education (Qr troubled students.
ctP.ssroom ai~s. _noon superv1S1on
aides, classroom music teachers, 11-
b,..,-ians, nurses. counselors. etc. The
crassroom teacher has had to assume
responsibility for all or these duties.
Al tbe same tame. the class s1Les have increased steadily To make matters
worse. the policy of staffing at a
miaximum number of students per
teacher ratio has created an incre~s
in.J need for combinauon classes.
_..lthough these clacises make a
tcaeher's job far more di fficu It. no one
a.cems concerned about the effects
combinations have on the teacher
and students involved. A typical elementary school
t.cacher will prtpe.re nine to fiOecn
different 1e ns c ch da)' for all the
IJ'.OUP' and ubjects that the teacher dcial with. A teacher of• combina-tion will have to do ~en more h 1t
-· any wonder few tnichcn can find the
ORANGE COAST
liilJPilat
time to develop true expertise m such
difficult, but v1taJ, subject areas as
math. science and computer science?
This is not the fault of the teachers
The fault lies with a system that has so
burdened its most valuable resource,
its excellent teachers, that they arc
being pushed toward mediocnty.
Even those teachers who would like to
expand their skills are denied per-
mission to attend productive, worth-
while workshops and conferences. To
make matters worse, our veteran
teachers are encouraged to leave after
12 years because of the structure of
the ancrement scale. Their expertise
leaves with them.
The state's solution of adding extra
minutes and days to the school ytar
will not stop this trend toward
med1ocnty because It doesn't address
an} of. the. problems facing the
classroom teacher. Until these prob-
lems are dealt with. more and more
excellent teacher$ will be faced with
making a choice between these three
alternatives: I .Lighten the work load
by expectms I~ from the student~.
2 Continue with a work load that is
detrimental to both physical and
mental health 3 ~k a career that
does not require so much personal
sacnficc.
For myself, the first alternative is
unacceptable. I can no lonier afford
to tolerate the second alternative as I
have been. so I find I have to choose
the third one. Effccttve at the end of
the '83-'84 school year, I hall
tenninate my tcachina career.
While for myself, any chan cs tt.iill
come too late, for the sake of our
children and quality education. I
1nccrcJy hope the board will w n 1der
what I've said and add 4
problems brforc n•s too tate to "pair
the harm done.
H. L khwart1 Ill
~
Frenk ztnl
~•neQWIQ Edrtor
Tom Tait
City E IOI
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Myriad housing violations
laid at HUD official's door
Lack of hot water
in rental units puts
him into hot water
WASHINGTON -An official of
the Department of Housing and
Urban Development has an
outstanding bench warrant against
him that calls for his arrest in
connection with housing code v1ol-
at1ons on property he formerly owned
in Washington, D.C.
The bench warrant was issued in
District of Columbia Superior Court
last Oct. 28 when the HUD official
failed to appear in court for a "status
hearing" in the case. It orders the U.S.
marshal "to arrest ·Kenneth F.
Holbert and bring him forthwith to
answer the information charging
ham" with failure to provide bot
water for tenants of a seven-unit
apartment building on 33 occasions
from November, 1982, to April, 1983.
Holbert, 59, an attorney, cams
$66,000 a year as a special assistant to
HUD's general deputy assistant sec-
retary for fair housing and equal
opportunity. When my aSSOctate
Tony Capacc10 contacted Holbert at
his $230,000 suburban Maryland
home, the HUD official expressed
mild inttrcst.
"I thank you for brinaina it to my attention," he said ... If someone was
lookJn& for me with a warrant., I'd be
concerned " Generally, the federal
marshals arc too busy wtth more
JACK
AIDERSOI
serious criminal offenses to pursue
the huge backloa of outstanding
bench warrants.
"All the problems I had with the
property were solved .. as of Man:h
1983, Holbert said, explaining:
"From that point on I was ontx
concerned with selling the property.•
In fact, he said, ''from 1979, after J
had an agent, I wasn't involved on a
day-to-day basis with the building."
Official documents show that
H~l~rt ~Id the three-story brick
building m February 1984. Since
1981, the records show, he had earned
anywhere from SS,000 to SI 5,000 a
year in rental income on the property.
The outstanding bench warrant
stems from a case filed m April 1983,
by the Distnct of Columbia corpor-
ation counsel's office, aJleaing the 33
anstances of failure ta proVJde hot
water 1n violation of the district's
housina code. Hol~n 1s among 28
current and former landlords listed in
the "Major Violators Summary"
issued by the city's housing enforce-
ment authorities.
Holbert's current problems weren't
his first run-in with housifl$ reau·
lauons. In 1980, tenants in the
buiJdina filed a peUt1on wath housing
authorities cha.rains Holbert with
nmt oven:barges and code violations.
An independent examiner~
with most of the tenanu• allepllons.
and ordered Holbert to pay $2.•90 in
adjustments. The December 1980,
decision stated that Hotbert•s "failure
to provide the proper beat.in& and hot
water during vanous periods from
1978 to the present arc housing code
violations of such substantial nature
as to significantly affect the health,
safety and security of tenants."
Nme months later, another exam-
iner concluded that Holbert had
"reduced (tenant-) related servioes
and facilities by allowing substantial
housing code violations to ellist over
a prolonged period of time."
HUD officials were aware ot
Holbert's problems. In fact. they took
the unusual step of holding up final
approval of hls last three annual
financial disclosure statements until
be provided evidenoe that numerous
code violations discovered in 1980
bad been corrected.
The evidence Holbert offered was a singl~pagecheck-off form from 1 aty
inspector, listing correction of 36
?tinor. violations ranaina from ~Ima paint to loose plaster, leaky mks
and diny floors. The more serious
charges Jodged aaainst him were not
mentioned. But Holbert's disclosure forms~ tlftlllyOK·d.
. ~ Marriage good for ladles' looks
Madame, did )'out appearanre
1mprov •Atr )'OU mAtricdtWhen
polbtc put 1hat query to 1 lzable
samplina pf I dies nauon ide, most
u1d )e;,.
Mo t people who fty even thouah 11
scarts them won't admit th fl runtil
they tep off the airpla.De.
.. The l.Ord's Prayer" appears va~
ously twice in the Bible, but nowhere.:_ ..... "'-'
therein as it called • ftie LOrd's
Prayer."-"-"=
Q Wh t' the xxi t fra,grance?
A Mu • Or IO says I bio-
pi)tholQ&ist named Dr. Mary Ellen o· onnor It the University pf Tulsa. In fact. 11y1 e. n's th onlr odor
demon trattd to anrac. luaUy. •
When seated in a pubhc pl ~ moSl
any man or woman fl ls a mite
onwmfortablc when 1 1t1naer tak
a scat quite cl Cunousl)', th U&h,
lhc man feel more uncomfona&le
when the u-an r ill directly lt'fOSS
rtom him, and the woman fccl1 mott
Alternately, insisting that her stub-
born Italian husband will oot give up
the tax data, and that a few journalists
and Republicans are out to get her
Ferraro told a Teus congressional
deleption she was keeping a list .. I'm
not a~}n.a ~o get mad; I'm aoioa to get
even. (Gtven some of the tenants to
whom husband John rents spaoe, the
threat.has a certain credibility.) But
the lady doth protest too much.
If Nelson Rockefeller and Gera.Jd
Ford can be stripped naked
financially, before being elevated to
the vioe c::dency. then Ferraro -a
great c pion of equality for
women. -is entitled to no special
exemption.
If the alleged ''mob connections" of
the family business of Labor Sec-
retary Ray Donovan can have that
Reapnite Cabinet member put
through two years of special bell, bow d~ Fcnaro -a champion of
f11rness -contend her husband's
business is not fair game?
The An;ierican people have a right
to know 1f John and Geraldine arc
enjoying their affluent country club
life -with two vacation homes and
the chlldrcn in private schools -
becau~ of the rent receipts from the
lucrauve pornography business of
Sam (The Plumber) DiCavalcante
and the Gambino mob.
Painful as what is coming is goina
to be for Walter Mondale and Ferraro, and unpleasant 11 it will be to
witness, there is a rouab justice here.
Post-Waterute~ lhc 1ib£ral....Dcin-
crats, Posturina as the pany of reform
that nad cleansed Ameri~ wrote all
manner of euctina and intrusive
federal rqulations and laws. The pu~sea were t~ofold: To exhibit the
supenor morahty of the proarcss1ve
Democrats to Rcpublica~ to many
of whom were mired in the sordid
punu1t of buhnCA md profit. sec.:
ond. to serve as 1 permanent pllo
upan which occasionally to ho11t ~me o.ffender. for the most modest of'
1nfract.1one and t.ranspasiona Ra
Donovan, Btll Cucy. Dick Alkn fl
Mo 7"" the list aoca oo. The whole cntcrpruc was abou& &O provide Mo~daJe with the harpest of h11
cutll!)I i syq ~c "slcau" c:twae
qainst the 1dmin1stntion that lad·
ed ·the rcqui itc .. n hiv1t)" to hk'.1lt0nr.tmt.=--~__;;;....;..;.!.-,...;....=,._
A columni tin Albany. N. Y •• •TOtc
an unOatterinJpieceabout New Yortt
Gov. Mano Cuomo's dog. The Go •
emor re pon : raCI tti column
about Gin r i. and I want )'OU to kno•
Even it. ou'rc.:ocver kk ~day in
your life, your b101Q1.1 I ciotks will
limit how old )'OU n pow. And the
normal top J1mi1. mtd1ro say, ts 118
u..oomfonablew nl tt-....... ~
he thinks 01 you u a fire hydrant
Wllh I tt ."
(
...
ri&ht We her.
LM. B•yd l• • 1yallcat~d P•trld Blfdan II• ~trd ~IUta.111. CO/IU/lt,
Nobody came in oJ)Jhe noon year so be can 11gn another one ... As
balloon from Saskatoon and asked a managerzou have to accept that,
me, but. . . butl can't.
• Forall of the millions of Olympic •What is basketball doinaas an
fans ravina about the beauty of the Olympic sport. anyway? ... The only
Los Anaeles Coliseum, only one man thina proved in the 1984 Games was
knocks the joint and that is Raiders that &bby Knisht, for some reason.
owner Al Davis who bas only one wants to be the new Woody Hayes.
small complaint. .. it is no good, as it •Rams wide rec:.eiver Ron Brown,
is.. for football. the Olympic gold medalist, says he
•If you thought the consideration wants to develop bis own style asa
.. undisclosed draft choice" was not receiver but be should listen to Coach
the key part of the deal that sent wide Jimmy Raye who will teach him the
receiver Preston Dennard to Buffalo, C. T.B .... H.0.1. system ... That's
considerthatcomerCbrisWilliams "catchthebaJlandhanaootoiL"
did not survive the Rams' oextc:uL •Secondbestquoteoftheyear •QuoteoftheycarfromthcA'sJoe-~)i6Ll'~ldGabcPa~
. Morpn, whomanysaywillbethc steppinadownuclubpresidenus
· nextmanaaerofOakland, .. AJUY bits theOneliild lndia.nscbanied
.300aodmakesamilliondollarsa hands, .. Wedidn'twinenou&h •
have formed a ti'rm called Salt 'N
Pepper Promotions ... What, are they
selling something to restaurants?
•An Olympic thought in retrospect
... If girls dancing around wavina
Iona ribbons is a sport. it would seem
baseball should have a chance. ·~&rand.stand "wave," which
started in Oakland and washed
around the major leagues. arrived at
DodgerStadiumbutthebomcteam
had already gone down three times
and come up twice.
•If you dtdn'tget tired of the word
"official" durina the Olympics, how
about the TV comment.. "He nailed
it'r' ---•Quick. ABC, live Howard Cosell
his gold watch before he cbaQICS bis
mind.
Bun
Tuc1£1
cheerleaders ... Now, 1fthe
Boilermakcn included the
professors. they will have the cate
covered.
..
Brown's speed
puts some beef
in Ram vict~ry
IJ CURT SDDEN ...............
11 was Brown n. Hayes Saturday
,11i&bt in tbe SS-yard dai.D at Anaheim
Stadium. .
Tha~·s Ron Brown, the Olympic
sprinter who looked at bome in with
No. 89 on the beck of bis Ram
uniform. But be wu not raciaa Bob
Hac-tber it WIS Gary Hayes. a
defensive beck for the Green Bay
Packers who couldn't keep up with
the Sold medal sprinter.
Used as a decoy durina bis tint
series of downs as a professional
football player. Brown sprinted down
the sideline leavina Hayes way be-
hind to match a SS.yard ~ from
Jeff Kemp much to the diJ.iaht of
41, 1 SS fans in the third QUl11a of the
Ra.ms' 27-24 victory over the Pack-en.
Brown's crowd-plea.sina ~
quietly ovenbadowed a near-e.maz-
~ rushina df'ort by teammates Eric
Dickerson and Barry Redden who
co~bincd for 169 yards on just 19
c:ames.
Dickmoo, ICeina bis tint ex-
teo.sive playina time in an NFL pre.
season pme, carried the bell 14 times
for 107~~-(7.64 avcnlF) .
• •
•One thing about the promoter
who would staie the Zola Budd-Mary
Deeter match race in South Africa ..
. He bas a lot of money or a lot of
courage or a lot ofboth.
•Of course, the promoter might
have a very &OOd thma goina ifbc
si.ged a Budd-Decker box.in& match.
•You know you arc set~ old if
your kids never heard o!Edd1e
Arcaro .
•Establishing Greece as a per-
manent site for the 01 ymp1c Games
maybedesirable-oot tomentJon
essential.
~ct now ... When was the last
nmeanyonca.ll~JUC'.ow
boys ~America's Team'!"'-
. •One last tJtle ... ABC diving
commentatorCynthJa Potter, offici.aJ
Redden picted Ill> 62 yards OD & ...
playsfora 12Aa~
But the man lD the spoQiPl ..
Brown -all becaUK of one catdl. .. If his production per piay co.
tinu he'sao1natohaveanoutJWWS. ill'I rookie year,.. undentated Ram
Coach John RobWOft aftaward. .. Brown bas only bad about oae-
third of one day•s ~" Rob-in.son continued ... But it"a limt for
him to So and he's offlO a .,ad ttart. ..
The Rams, )'OU nriabt recau. Kr
quired the rilbts to ~le wi~
Brown on April 27 by eendins their
ICCOnd round draft pick Ito the •
Cleveland Browm. Brown cboee ..
remain an amateur, tbouP. ud weat
OD to beat Carl i.e'Ms dlree Wnes
duri.aa the indoor ttlldt JCalOO bdOre ~ ..
joiniaa Lewis in lheir()tympic &Jory a rewweets---. ~ A defenTvC bact-twncd-wide ,.._
ceiver, BrowD Played at Arizona S&de ,
ud bdped the Su ornJs debt
Okl&boma in the fiesta Bowl 1
But with his collqe days ud
Olympic days behind him. be ~ •
now turn his attention to Leaviaa
ddcnsive becb behind-just as be"-'
did with Greto Bay"s Hayes. I
.. It WU ID ,_:)Od fediJll,.. Brown
~PblilllA ... A @7J12j ----4--t
~1BERS---,,· ............. ~..,,..
MIAMI VIE
LOS ANGELES (AP) -TbC
Miami Dolphins haven't bad
much succeu apinst the Loi An&dC$· Raiden over the yean.
npecially in games played in •
California They hope to cha.nat 1
that trend OD today wbe:n \bt
defending Super Bowl champion
IWden and defendina AFC
champion DolpbiDS will IQIW'C
off in a National Football Lca&ue
prc$Ca50n pme at the Coliseum
at 1.
The Raiders hold a command· '
ina 13-3-1 lead in the series •
~,mp.u'i 15' Dal . . .
po&\-«alOft ~ The Ralderi C)..() \n p.mel
pla)'Cd in c.atifbrnia bc1WUQ the
t.camS, includina a 27-14 tnumpb
11 the Los An&dcS Coli1CWD wt Sept. 19. . yearonathrce-y~contractand pine$."
docsn 't do anything until the third · •Jerry Quarry and Deacon Jones
•Purdue University has initiated
drug testing for its athletes and also its _ rut·pickerofthe 19840lymp_ics. __ __
•Dcp1..ofloodlincs .. Atlanta Manaacr Joe Tone on San Di~o
Manager Diet Williams, .. Williams is
an idiot and you spell idiot wt th a
caP.ital I and Williams with a small w .•
Trevino holding on to I -shot lead
Massive lead lost,
but PGA' s leader
holds on to edge
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)
From a potential rout, a rompiog run-
away by Lee Trevino, it became a
race.
The 44-year-old Trevino, playina
about as well as possible, suddenly
squandered two strokes of a onoe-
commandina lead in the placid pond
by the 18th green and opened the
ptes for a host of challengen aoina
anto todats final round of the 66th
PGA Nauonat Championship.
.. I bit it in the water but at didn't
dampen anyth~" Trevino insisted
Satwday aher he d salv~ a third
round 67 despite the clos1ni double
bogey that trimmcdhis mafllo to one
slender shot
.. That's history," Trevino said of
the hot from a fairway bunker that
found the pond and changed the face
of the toumamenL
"I aot greedy," he said.
"Now, with a one-shot lead, I can't
be conservative. I have to kup on
playina the way I've been playina all
_week, hilling tbedriver off the tee and
going for the Oaa."
But there was no question that the
closina lapse put the tournament in a
different perspective.
A brilliant 30 on the front side put
Trevino four shots in front of the
field. And Lee, ~-faced in pursuit
of bis tint title in three full seasons,
held that margin most of the bot,
humid, hazy day.
But the water shot chansed ~·
Instead ofbavina two players within
striking distance, he now bas at least
seven, possibly more.
"The conditions arc perfect for
somebody to shoot a 6S and take the
whole enchilada," said Trevino, who
completed three trips over the deep,
wiry, punishing roush on the Shoal
Cruk Oub course in 204, 12-under-
par.
His two closest pursuers, old friend
and golfina foe Gary Player, and the
dangerous Lanny Wadkins, agreed.
0 1'm gonna make him play tomor-
row," promised Wadkins, the 1977
PGA title-bolder .
.. It'll take a aood drivina round by
whocvcr's close· to win it," said
Wadkins, who chipped in for an
eq)e-3 on the 11th and saved par
after bouncinJ one out of the water on
the 17th on the way to his 68 and 20S
total.
"Anybody within seven shots can
still wm." said Player, a 4S.year-old
South African who ran a SO.foot putt
throuah IS fal of frinie and inlo the
c:up as the key shot in a roundtof 69
that left him two behind at 206. "The
o~ly dogleg putt I ever had," Player
said ..
Tommy Nalcajima of Japan, now a
rqular on the American PGA tour.
and Larry Miz.e were next at 207.
Each had a third-round 6 7.
Gary Hallberg and veteran Ray
Aoyd, twice a wmoer of thts tJtlc,
each had a 68 and were at 208, very
much within striking distance.
Seve Ballesteros of Spain, the
British Open champion who has
made an art-form of escape for
apparent disaster, made great saves
on both the 17th and 18th for a 70 that
left him at 209.
Defending champion Hal Sulton,
playing a couple of hours 10 front of
Trevino, scored seven birdies and an
caaJeon the way toa 64 that lifted him
to a 211 total, 6 ve u oder par but seven
strokes back going into the final
round.
••it could have been in the SO's,"
said the 1983 Player of the Year, who
missed five putts of 12 feet or less.
"That's about as good as I've played an year."
Jack Nicklaus, a S-t1me PGA
champ and the architect of this course
that 1s beina played io profess1onal
competJUon for the first ume, had a
71 that left him at 218, two over par.
And Tom Watson found that he'll
have to wait at least one more year to
complete a career sweep of all the
pme's major titles. Watson, winner
of five Bntish Opens, two Masters
(Pleue aee PGA/83)
Phils rally:_q_pentng_Ceremonies Cai-I Lewis:
for 6-5 win _::._Soviet Union style He's fourth
LOS ANGE~ (AP) -Mike • In 300 race
Schmidt's two-run double hi&h-li&hted a fout-run ei&bth innina to ra1ly the Philadelphia Phillies put tbe
Loa Anacla Dodaa'a 6-5 Saturday
oi&bL • Tho Dodam held a 3-l lead
enterina the e.i&bth. Rookie reliever
Keo Howell, 1·3, pve up on.out
sin&les to Orea Gross and Von Haya. and Schmidt followed with h two--
run double.
Jerry Reu rep)a(led Howell and,
after: wa)kig -~ Maddo•, pinch
bitter John WockeMi11 sin.Jed to
ICOre Schmidt and aend Maddox to -tlllni. ome Vitlil'a·· ~ fty btou&bt home Maddox wttb the
fbunh ruo of the innina. -
Jerry Koosman. 13-10. earned the
victory, uetina biu over 1even
inni • Ho truCk out IC and
lkt'd on
·-~ RclkmJ.arh An !9.2 vu iotheeiahthandwu . forat~
Nn homer by Pedro uen'Ct'O, b11
l()lh I Holland took over and
iW'i,fl-rlM bi 2 fb SI "'
MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet
Union, with thousands of its athletes
on dilJ)lay, offi~!b, o~ the international Frie · p 84 Games
It unin Stadium Saturday with a
kaleidoacopc of chorqnphed l)'Ul·
NSts and socialist ideolOI)'.
Girts in white leotards spun red and
white btachbells in u.niton after a
petade of Sov~t athle\et
sterl)fd onto the field before I nearly
fut l 03.QOO.teat atadium.
The pmes bejan Friday in Moa-
cow wath men'1 U11Ct and field events.
di'awtna abOut a one-ttiiid capaaty
aowd for.:mett of' the day. Womu'1
tnck and field compe1.1uon bepn
Thunday an hoslo akia and
bOidna wu to act under way today in
Cub9. Soviet Defense Minister Dmitri F.
U tinov and Mikhail Gotbacbcv.
con a No. l in iJ'ic lticmhn
h erarchy. were amona five full
Pohlburo membcn and orh r t
d tari 1Uend1
,,,
Aneel Gary Pettla ateala a bue on Baltimore Saturda7. bat
the Orlolee preYa.lled. 1-0. to drop An&ela to the .500 laftl.
I
O'sgiveAngelsO's .
.
Chargers i'out 49ers
San Francisco embarrasse
in 35-5 setback to San Diego
AN DIEGO - n D1c10 quarterbacks Oan Fout'
and Ed Luther nddkd the San Franci5CO defense "'th
thrtt pa int touchdown and earned the Chararn put
the crrina •9en 35· l S an National Football -Lague
uhibition Saturday naaht.
Pete Johnson and Jc...,crl Thomas also rushed for
touchdowns for San 01~0. 2-1. which 5COred on three of
its first four &«ond·half pos~ssions to put the nationally·
televised aame on ice.
Fouts compleJcd 13 of l 9 passe for 179 yard in
,1i~tly more than one half of play. includina IS scorina
stnke that Wes Cbandkr pulled down tn the second
quarter.
Chief• S l, Browne 1
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -Carlos Carson cauaht three
touchdown passes, two in the second quarter ttom San
O emente Htah and Saddleback Colleie product Bill
Kenney. and the Kansas City defense sacked Oeveland
quarterback Paul McDonald four times in the first half as
the Chiefs took a 3 J -13 verdict from ihe Browns.
Kenney passed 2 yards to Tbcotis Brown, then
connected over the middle to Carson, who outraced
Oeveland defenders to lhe end zone on a play covering 65
yards
Giants 20, Jeta 14
EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J -Phil Simms ignitc<i
the New York Giants with a 24-)ard touchdown pass late
in the second quarter and they went on 10 a 2~14 victory
over the New York Jets with the help of two long-range
field goals by Ah HaJi-Shc1kh.
Lion• 17, Bill• 12
ORCHARD PARK NY. -A two-yard touchdo"-n
run b> James Jones and an 8~yard pass play from Mike
Machurek to Mark Nichols gave the Detroit l1ons all the
points they n~ed to beat the Buffalo Bills 17-12.
Both Detroit touchdowns came in lhe first quarter.
Eaalea Sl, Vlkln&• 10
UNNEAPOLlS -Phaladcl~b' quanerback Ron
Jaworlki hooked up ith Ml c Quick on eight pa ses for
146 )'ard1, in tudi 36-y rd touchdown, to carry the EaJI to tneir first p ason victory 31-10 over the
MtnQCIOta Viki
Jawo 10 compl~ted 22 . ..of-'4 ea for .23• rd ,
includin1 a l0:)'ird lk:brcakina TD. lrikc...lO Li.ahLend
John pagnola with 21/J minutes left in the third quarter
and the bomb to Quick: with I 0:43 to ao an the pme.
Sahib Sl, Oilera 19
HOUSTON -New Orleans' quanerbackina trio of
Ken Stabler. Richard Todd and Dave Wil on each
enajncettd scorina drives to overcome a four-field aoal
performance b> Houston's nona.n Kempf en route to a
3 1-19 victory over the Oilers. ,
Houstotl. 1-2, built a 9-7 halfiimc lead on field aoals of
41, 41and44 >ards by Kempf. who booted three field aoals
a week aao.
Falcon• 52, Buccaneen 21
A Tl.ANT A -The Atlanta Falcons. led by Gerald
Rius' two touchdowns, took advantage of Tampa Bay's
S«ond-unit defense and pummeled the Bucs 52-2 l.
The Falcons pilc<i up more than SOO yards in offcn~
and St:\ pla)er scored as Bucs Coach John McKay
benched his entire first-team defense to give the ~ond
unit a chance to pla).
Bro ncos 31, Colta 0
DENVER -John Elway rifled three first-half
touchdown pa~ses to spark the Denver Broncos to a 31--0
rout of the lnd1anapohs Colts.
Elway, in his best perfonnance of the summer and
perhaps the best of his pro career, completed J 8 of 29
passes for 240 yards, with no interceptions
Bengal• 25, Beara 17
CHICAGO -Veteran quarterback Ken Anderson
hn Cns Colhn~worth with a 59-yard touchdown pass and
Jim Breech kicked three field goals to lead the CinCinnati
Bengals to a 25-1 7 victory over the Chicago Bears.
RAMS •••
hOmBl
d of hi catch. i•Jt an exceuena -
lO '11.rt with tbt Ram •• ~rown d be ran a Oy ~ttern and
there wu certainly othlna fancy
about it. "Mf job wu to bel1 11he defe . ve
beck • he Aid. Asked wbat Wll oana
throuah hi• mind with hit fint
opportunity, be said; .. h'a twd to
eitplain. My main oooc:ern wa1
catch the bell ...
Actually, Brown'• calC'.h eTentually
led to ju1t three pointa 11 the Rams
had to settle for a 2$-~ field pl by
Chuck Nelson with 1:34 JODC in the
fourth quarter. Dickenon. meanwhile, who led the
NFt in rushlna with I ,808 yards on a leaaue-record l90 caniea u a rookie
las& ecason, tallied OD a 3S.yard ND
early in the first quarter and a )4.;yard
apnnt late in the aecond period.
The outcome left both teamt with
1-2 rccordJ in the pmeuoo.
Dickerson had canied the ball only
once in bis team'• fint praeuon
pme, and be didn't play !n the aeoond
one because of a neck uuury.
Dickerson's fint TD run at $:05 of
the openioJ period capoed • 60-~.
nine-play march by the bnu on their
first possession. The Packers nar·
rowed tbepp to 7-3 on a 26-yatd field
soal by Eddie Garcia just 3:42 later.
Dickerson's second score, which
came with l : 11 left before halftime,
gave the Rams an 11-point advan-
tage, but Green Bay'a Del Rodaen
returned the ensuina ldckoff 95 y&rd.I
for a touchdown, rriakin& it 14-10 at
the intermission.
Despite the victory, Robinson •till
admitted there'• work to be done.
The lions ~ored again on a 25-yard field goal by Ed
Murra) and hm1ted the Bills to one touchdown and a pair
of field goals.
Anderson's bomb came early in lhe second half after
the Bengals had recovered a fumble on the Ctncinnati 24-
)ard hne. Breech hit on field goals of 53, 31 and 39 yards,
the later coming with less than five minutes to pla).
Dllr .......... ., ...__ uii-
Ertc Dlckenon moYe8 for IODle J'U'da&e Saturday DJCht.
"The thlna we were after was a
more consistent perfonnance from
our front line and I think. for the piost
~ we did that, .. noted Robinson.
'I'm still concerned after seein& our
second unit not do very well. It makes
me wonder about our depth."
I SPORTS BREAK
-~---- -.. TwinsmovefOuruponAngel Durham snuffs-1leds~ roses:. Marathon ntnner---:-Bobby ca.stillo. maiona his first start _ ... ~-LeooDurbam'•two-runsmglekeyeda ••
. of the season. aflowed only on . . ~n-run first innfog hetpcd oy rpur
fl• nds Sov· 1• et style· inninss of work Saturda.y as Minnesota Cinc1qnatt errors-and 1Ua5Glcllffe wolf ~
. stopped Boston 3-1 for a sweep of their his h1pth straight game Saturday night as
i I d double-header. The Twans won the opener 6-4 by the Chic~go Cubs held off Cincinnati 13-11. The loss . DC U es JDassage sconng three umes tn the ninth and the twin victories was the first for the Reds under new player-manager
boosted Minnesota's lead in the American League West Pete Ro1e, who started at first base and went 3-for-6,
From AP di1patcbe1
MOSCOW -New Yorker Bill m
Gaston ~1d he signed up for the Moscow
marathon last spnng because he thought
running in R ussia would be glamorous.
But he was not prepared for his expenences in
Saturday's race staged as pan of the Fnendsh1p Games
These included a forced "vigorous massage" after he
finished the race.
Gaston said he was one of eight Amencans who
came for the marathon ind1v 1duall) and had their tnps
paid for pnvatel} just for the fun of running.
The race was first scheduled for earlier this month
but was postponed to coincide w1th the Fncndsh1p
Games. Takina pan in \he tw<>-wcck sports festival arc
\he t 4 na\1ons who 101 ned the SoVlet-led boycott of the
Ol)mpics and about 30 other countries.
After several delays the 25-year-old Cfasfon nad rcJ
to rc-rtg.1stcr and Pl> an add1t1onal S20 to enter
"I wasted three hours doing that and then even
more time when the) put me on a bus with a group of
Finnish runnea for a touroftherourse." he said "I did
not understand a single word." he said.
"I was very fatigued but they thought 11 was
something far more senous and gave me a vigorous
massage despite m) pleas that I was OK and just velJ
ttred."
He did not quite beat his personal best on 5aturda)
-perhaps because of the dnving rain that fell
throughout the race -but completed the 26-male
course along the Moscow River and the stre<.>ts of the
Soviet capital in 2:42 10 has third-best time an 12
marathons
"I know 1t sounds craz) but I don't know where I
placed. The> never told me.· he said.
Quote of the day
Oakland A'• Manager Jadde Moore, com-
menting on the reioent play of home run slugger
Dave Kingman: "I thought before this year that he
waaan undlsclpllned hitter, a free-swinger, wtto Just
hits home runt. I was wrong about that."
to four games over the Angels. "This 1s sweet," said including a.£air of RBI singles. The Reds beat the Cubs
C.astillo, 1--0. "Now the team knows, and (Manager) 6-4 in Roses managerial debut Friday night with Rose
BlUy (Gardner) knows, I can help out down the ettin a run-scoring single and an RBI cfouble io four·
stretch." at-bats. The victory ended a four-
Castillo. sidelined since last game losing streak for lhe Cubs
August with a slight tear in his . and increased their in the Na-
right rotator cuff. was near perfect tional League East to 21'2 games
in his 86-pitch outing. The onl)' over the New York Mets . .
hit he allowed was Wade Bow' Elsewhere m the National
single in the first ... Vance Law League, J eff Leonard scored on
singled home the go-ahead run in Manny Trillo'• ninth-mninJ sac-
the eighth inning and Harold rifice fly to gjve San Francisco a
Baines cracked a pair of home 6-5 victory over the New York
runs in leadtnJ lhe Chicago White Mets. The Mets, trying to keep
Sox to a 7-6 victory over Toronto pace with Ch1~0 m lhc East. had
ea.tillo Blue. ltlR GlbsoD belted a tic-a 3-l lcad after six rnning.s only to
breakinJ three-run homer and JGaJ1 Berenguer allowed have San Franc1sco rally twice agatDSt New York
three hns over 8111 innings as Detroit posted a-4-'t ·-reh~er5 Leonard opened the ninth with a single, w.as
victory over Sea11le. Gibson's s1x th-mruog home run. sacnficed to second, took third on a wild pitch and
his 20th of the season, gave him bis 15th game-winning scored easil y when Tnllo hit a sink.mg hne dnve at Met
RBI. a club record .. Don Baylor scored three times and left fielder George F oster. . . . Gleu Babbard
drove in two runs with ahome..r:un and a single and John hammered a tlaree-rnn home niD as Atlanta d pped St.
Montefusco and Mike Armstrong combined for a three-Louis 8-3 ... Hubba.rd'• ninth homer of tbe year keyed a
hatter as the New York Yankees rolled to an 8-0 victory four-run Atluta uprl11D1 1D the second Inning oU St.
over Oakland. . Boddy Biancalana smacked his first Louis starter Danny Cox, 6-10. The Braves rapped out
major-league homer and had a bunt single that led to 14 hits, including fi ve by center fielder Dale Marpby,
the cject1Qn of Texas pitcher Danny Darwin as Kansas who scored four runs ... Denny WalllDg and Jo1e.Cru1
C'1ty hung on to beat Texas 5-4 ... Milwaukee and each drove in two runs Houston extended its winning
Cleveland were postponed because of rain It will be streak to eight games with a 5-0 victory over Pittsburgh.
made up today as part of a double-header ' Holmes-Coetzee to fight? Na vratilova sails into finals
MAHWAH. 1'.J -Top-seeded ~
Martina Navratilova scored her 47th
straight singles match '1ctory b) crushrng
Pam Casale 6-2. 6-3 Saturda) to reach the
final of a S 150.000 women's tennis tournament.
Toda). she meet!i Pam Shriver. a 6-1. 6-1 wtnncr
over Zina Garnson
"I felt pretty good out there. and my elbow, which
had been causing me trouble. seemed a lot better,"
Shnver !>aid. 'Tm loolung forward to playing Martina.
and I think I have a chance 1f my serve 1s workrng well.''
LAS VEGAS -Boxing promoter m
Don King revealed Saturday that he is
negot1at1ng with a downtown hotel-casino
to promote the Larry Holmes-Gerry
Coetzee heavyweight championship fight in early
November.
Krng said he has been and will continue to
negotiate with Steve Wynn, owner of lhe Golden
Nugget Hotel and Casino, in hopes of staging the bout.
The promoter said that while no contracts have been
signed, the on-again off-again title bout is tentatJvely
.scheduled in the 18,--000-seat Thomas and Mack Sports
Arena on the University of Nevada Las \'cps campus.
Two awl~ Engll•~ Ch~nel
DOVER, ~gland _: Two U .S. stu-a··----1t-<le.U~ al Smith · College, Northampton, -·
Mus., on Saturday 'suoccssf.uUy swam the
21-mile En&)and Channel to France, and
returned here on escort boats.
Margaret Broenniman, 21 , of Chevy Chase. Md.,
made 11 in 10 hours, 37 minutes to Cap Gns Ne1, near
the French port of Calais.
She clambered into an escort boat and watched
Maura F1tzPatrick, 20, ofWestwood, Mass .. completed
her swim 1n just over I l hours.
·Television, radio
T!L!VlttON
Noon -QOL': National long d rMng cham·
plonthlp, Channel 7.
12.30 p.m. -GOLf: PGA Championship.
Channel 7.
1 p.m. -TRACK: Bet11n meet (tape). Channel
2.
1 p.m -BOWLING: Women's tournam.nt
(tape), Channel 4.--- --
2 p.m. -GOLF: World Championship of
Women'• Golf, Channel 4.
2 p.m. -M8EBALL: Angel• et-8afttmol'9,
C hannel 5.
3 p.m. -PRO FOOTaALL: Green Say at Rame
(tape), Cha nnel 2. ·
3 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Super Bowt .••
Black Sunday: Thia 1peclal detallt ta.st eeason'•
triumph by the Lot Mgelee Raider• over the
Wuhlngton Redaklne, Channel 4.
3:30 p.m . -PRO POOT8AU.: NFL•1 Moat
Valuable Player: A review Of the 1983 aeuon With_
the NFL'• premier player choMn by a group of
coaches and former playert. The Rama' ErlO
Dickerson I& one of the tbt ftnell~ Channel 4.
RADIO
1 p.m. -M•ULL: P hiladelphia at
trOCSgerr,KABC ( .
1 p.m. -PRO FOOTBAU.: Miami at Raldert,
KALA (1110).
2 p.m. -BAUllALL: A•I• at 8altlm0te,
KMPC (710).
5:55 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Del Mar Derby,
KNX (1070). .
Two new bowls for football
MON fE:.IU'r (AP) -fhe NCAA E:i1ccutwe Com-
mittee and Counul approved two new bowl games. the
freedom Bowl. to be pla~ed at Anaheim. and the Chen)
Bo""I to be played at the Pontiac Mich . 51lverdome
fnda\
the sports-minded fans of our area."
The Freedom Bowl will be an ··open bowl" meaning
that the group can select the two best college football teams
in the L' nated States available for the local contest.
McEnroe rallies
to top Connors
TORONTO (AP), -_John
McEnroe fought oft a ttugglth It art
to edge fellow American Jimmy
Connor1 2·6, 8·2. 6-3 Saturday
and edvanc. to the ftnat of the
$450.000 Player's lnternatJonaf
tennis tournament.
Soviets dominate
Friendship Games
The f n:cdom Bowl \\-tll he played on Dec 26 this "~ar
"'hilc the Cherry Bowl wall be played Dec. 22 Both bo""l
games will be open 10 D1v1s1on I o;chools.
"The annount:ement b> the NCAA 1s a marvelous
chma\ to a :!1'2-year cfTon b> a ven. devoted committee."
said Jo.art Wra). publisher of the .\nahe1m Bulletin and
founder and current board chairman of Freedom Bo\\l Inc
"This will be a tremendous annual sporting event for.
~nahe1m which 1 think will bring a &re.at deal of enjoyrflent
forthcc1t11ensofOrangeCount) bcs1desextra business for
.\nahc1m and all our neighbors 1n Southern Cahfom1a.
"We look forward to providing a first class contest for
The Executive Committee and Council, which
completed a week-long meeting, alw took steps toward
toughening academic ehgibhty requirements and institut-
ing a drug testing program for college athletes.
Proposed language on those subjects have yet to be
drawn up. The dru$ testing proposal will be heard at nc:tt
January's con' enuon while the academic requirement
proposal wtll go before the University Presidents'
Comm1ss1on at an unannounced future date.
"The general membership ""111 decide whether "e wall
do 1t or not." John Toner, NCAA President and athletic
d1rL-ctor at the University of C onnccticut, told the:
Monterey Peninsula Herald
S.klng hla flret Cenadlan Open
tltle, McEnroe, 8"<led MCOnd, will
meet compatriot Vltu Gerutaltl•,
the No. 8 teed. for the le0,000 first
p(tte today.
Gerufa ltl• defeated 13th-eeeded
Kevin Corren of SoUth Africa 4-6,
7~.7~.
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ORANGE COUNTY
~e~fto11~'!9MAMA
Oklahoma's Switzer
remains No. 1 winner
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GUN SHOW
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Sat., Aug. 18 & Sun., Aug. 19
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Pot RecOf'd•d Info• f1t4f tet·1'S1
NASHVIL.kE, Tenn. CAP)-Oka·
homa'a Barry Switzcroontinues to be
the No. l major-coUcae football
coach in winnina percentage whit
Mich1pn's BoScbcmbcchlerstill hu
the mo t victoric .
Switzer, ... hose record in I l years as
Oklahoma's bead coach is 106-21-3
for a pcrctn&qe of .827. tops the field
1n tlial cate.ory for.the fourth )'ear in
a row .,.,h1le Schembc<:hler'a 180
victories in 21 earut Miami of Ohio
ind Mjcl\apn \t tile most of any
OM ion I-A coech.
Penn State's Joe Paterno is second
in botJ\ calejOries He bas 170
victonc in his 18 season as h~
co c.b of the iatany ·o ~d hh
reco ot I 70.38-2 11ves him 1
·pcrccn of .814.
The 1nnuaJ li11 of "Top Twenty
Coach .. has been compiled for 27
)'car by Elmore "Scoop'' Hud&ina.
t
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iortllcr psistant commiu10ncr of lhc
Southeastern Conference, later public
ttlations director for the Hall of fame
Bowl and c~rrently with the Collqe
Football Broadcastina C-0. in Nuh-
villc.
Toquahfytorth1syear'ah1tacoach
needed at least 84 victories, ·
Round.ins out lhe top 10 behind
wiuer and Paterno arc Ncbra n's
Tom 01bornc. I I years.
108-2 5·2-.807· Schembcc.hkr~
I ~ • 12; Veil Edwards or
Briaham Youna. I l years. IOS.l7-J-734: Dick Crum of North
Carolina. 10 Yf'.ln; ·»t-.733;
Vince Dool 't of Oeor&ia, lO yean 161~1-.72J; .8obbY.-.Bov.'dc.1Lof
• Florada tatc, -11 yura.
I 39·59.0-. 702~ Earle Bruce of Ohio~
tatr, 12 years, 9J..t7.0.:-.~. and
Lou Holtz or Manne ta, 14 yea
I ()6..Sl·.S-.662,
sh1pf1mcs.
Gngory Oegtyaryev of th<' Soviet
Union recorded 8.523 pointsin the
decathlon. ahead of West Germany's
S1ggi Wentz.
Andreas Busse of East Germany
won the 1,500 meters in 3·36.65,
Alexander Vas1licv took the 400-
mctcr hurdles in 48.63 and Hun~ry's
Gyorgy Bakos won the 1 IO.meter
hurdles in 13.52.
Jn the 200 meters. Vladimir
Muravyev of the Soviet Union, with a
20.34, fell far shon of Carl Lewis'
Olympic mark of 19.81. Nede Dcrc-
Je's marathon time of 2: I 0.32 would
have plac.ed him founh at Lo
Angele~.
Cuban veteran Albcno Juantorcna
and Poland's Rysz.ard Ostrowski
crossed the finish line in a dead heat
1n the800meten, both beinatimcd in
1:45.68.
Meanwhile, in Priaue, RaJldupna
tormcd across the fini h line two
onds ahead of R.aviJya Aal t·
dinova. another Soviet. Yck.atcnna
Podkopa)'CVI WU third.
Ralldujina• time wa nearly ven
seconds faster than the •·03.2$ po ltd
b_y Qlympic gold medal •inner •
(JjbneJa DOno of Italy in Lo Anaele~. Aalc&dinova and Podkopa~eva a1 o •·ere und r
Dono 's tune, clock.in 3;51, 70. arwt'-
4:01.60, rnpecti\lely.
It was the I llh event durina th
thrte-day mttt in wh1cb.Eutcm
women scored better rc,uJu than th
Olymp1c·winn1n1 pcrfonnan .
fhc 8ulpnan Te.Am won the
meter ttlay in •2.62 af\cr Marh
Oochr, the form r 100.mclCT w d
rttbrd holder, dropped the baton
cnd1n her 1cam·1 hopes of beat• '
the worlu ma
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.. u o.-.-. .. ftD
:A.a.Dd5.nUhcdJ.hrec rounds I\ 2.20,
4-ovcr-par and out of tbe chase for
only~ trown be hasn'l Yt'OD.
Tbe squat and sWartby Trevm
who bolds t•o U.S. ·Open and wo Bnti~ and =won D.e
J 91,. PGA title, started the da) in 1 ~
way tie for the cop with his pla)'lQI.
panncn. Pla)er and Wadkins.
He pulled a\\l&y in 1 bUJTY, how-
ever, maltlna a 1 ().foot birdie putt cm the fint hole, then 2-puttlDI for
birdie_. on the JeCOnd.
Tbe bia rush bcaan with a 1 S-foot
putt for I 2 OD tlie fifth. • chip-in
t.qlo-3 on the sixth and an dlb:t-fo.pt
IQ.inch birdie pun on the IC'Valth -
a 3-bole burst that ripped four strokes
off' par.
At th.at point be five in ft'ontof
the field and tridina '° :1Y Oat hii caddy, Herman Mi bad
brak into a awkward U'Ot io mp ap
with him .
He put his tee0nd Shot in a buDRr
on the par-S 11th. camt out to t
feet and made tho putt ror atill
anotWbitdie. .. After that. I . . . abOut
lbooti.naa6l. Thc.rewcresomebird1c
holes left and I wu playina sOod... c
said.
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COMPLETE NYSE, AMEX COMPOSITE TR~NSACTIONI, 85, I
New tax-leg· slat-io n -monstrosity~
(E.Dll-OR'S NOTE: This is ihe
sttond part of a sjx.part ~n·cs on tht
consequences to 1.4.rpaycrs of the new w /~ lation pa~intolawonJuly
18.)
fhc more I try to unravel the 1984
tax law, the more I become convinced
that the Rcapn administration has
handed us a monS1ro ity -legis-
lation loaded with hundreds of con-. flictina complexities. And the more 1
hear from outside sources the more l
am a tounded that weeks after the law's signing. top taic. expens are still
struyling to figure out what its
clauses mean.
Ncvcnhcless, wab the bclp of
Prentice-Hall, in this series rm J1Vln8
you top hints. Real estate, for in-
stance. still emerges as a four-way tax
shelter -even though the tax shelter
breaks have taken on entirely new
looks because of this truly astoundina
law.
• Depreciation. Def ore the new law,
you could depreciate l'Ql propeny
placed in sen·ice after 19&0 over a
fast,·audit·proof IS ycara. Under the
new law, \he depr«iation ~riod is 18 years for property pt ~ in service
after March 1 S, 1984.
A m~or ex~ption i1 low-income
housina for which the write-off period
remains l S yeal'1. It wun' lona ago
that depreciation wu based on a
propeny's actual, uscfUI life -which
ranged up to 40 yean for new
property_, So even with an l 8-year .
write-off period. you still can write off
property in less than half the time.
·Effective date: property placed in
service after March IS, 1984.
• Leverage: You arc often able to
buy income property with a low down
payment -and borrow the rest.
However, your tax deductions, in-
SYLVIA
POITER
eluding dcpreaation, arc figured on
the full purchase pnce. Result:
Leveraae multiplies real est4te's
profit ~tcntial and its tax shelter
potential. The new law does not
chan&c the fundamental advantages
you get with lcveflle.
• Tax-free swaps: If you 1wap
busineu or investment property for
similar property of equal value, there
is no tax on the exchange. You pay the tax when you sell the new property.
That basic tax-free ,awap technique 11
untouched by the new law.
But the pew law does crack down
set a clo in&. date far cnou&b in
advan6e so that the other party has
time to loca~ proOC1'1Y you nr.
Effective iiate: fo scnml, transfers
of f1roperty 1ftr-r date of ~w· enact·
ment. Specw lt'ICC penod: ~tte
exc::hange prope.rty ha~ been uknt·
ified io a bind1og wnaten oontract
entered into before June 14, 19841 the
exchanic property must be received
before Jan. l, 1989.
• C..pital ~ns: If yo~ sell ~
estate at a profit after you vc held n
Iona enouaJt, all of it is J~w-~ capital
pin if you use 1tra1abt-line-do.
preciation. If you used accelerated
depreciation, though, some of your
111n may be treated as fully Wlod
ordinary income. •
De Lorean car sales soar on l<Kalled deferred exchanges.
Before, you could immediately tran~
fer {>roperty "to another party and
specify that the other party find
Chanie for installment sales: It t
common for you, a seller, to take beck
a fint or second monpge when
sellinc a commercial or investment
property. But under the new lawi ifa
bia amount of the salts price wou d be
ordinary income, that could tum into
a disaster. . You would be badly butt with
phantom income .. Effective for in-
stallment sales after June 6, 1984,
sales profit treated u ordinary in·
come 11 taxed in full in the year of l&le
-whether or not you receive
payments.
COLUMBUS, Ohto (AP) -De-
mand for the car created by John Z.
De Lorean .. is going rijht throuah the
roof." foUo,.win& his acquittal on drug
charaes, the natton•s only distributor
of the automobile said.
Donald L. Bowman 11 of Con-
solidated International, a C-0Jumbus
company that is the sole distributor of
the De Lorean, said phones belan
nnams off-the hook ThursdaY affer-
noon after a jury 10 Los Angeles
acq!lliled the_a.utol!l{l~ ~Qf ..ejJh
counts orconspiracy to distnbute S24
million worth of OQcaine. · ·
Within urs. &>wman aid~ four
out-of-state customers had wired in
down payments for the stainless steel-
,,. bodied. gull-winged car. Seven more
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Rat• Pta. Yra. Loen
13.750 2 75 150
13.875 2.50 150
14.000 2.50 250
Int. Amort. Int. Mulmum
Rate Pt•. Yra. Adl. Cap Loan
11.125 4.00 250 12mo. 5.0
11.500 1:-5&-250 6mo;-6.0
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Rate Pta. Yr•. AdJ. Cap Loan
11 50 1.5 300 6mos. 5
11 .50 2.0 150 6moa. 5
11 .50 2.0 150 3mos. 5
f.w years u Indicated, 9nd ttie payment
adJUQment term ts always ~ ..,,,. 18 the rate
adjustment term. Thit toan does not ~tv.ly
amortize. Both ed)utteble loan• may or ~ not
have a cap on the maximum percent• mcreue
ln Interest rate over the term Of the loan.
NOTE: Information on mortgage.~ In
Orange COunty 11 prcwtded bY Prtme ~tng Inc. of
81U'81tto. Rat" tor thlt Plftlll 1tlt .,.. d9rW
from Pt1me Rating'• databae of more then 350
tencten that are actfve In the mortg1ge martcet
and lend In Orange County. Len<*a tu~
control approximately ~ of eouroe MOM)'
evmtable for real estate loans ln the state. Mor.
lnformetton ~y be obtained by cafttng Prtme
Rating, toff:.free at 800-832-9990. Theo.NY PnOt
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IEW HIGHER RATE/
$5 million
CQpi plex
und er w ay
Dunn Properties C.Orporatioo has
begun construction of a SS-million
researcb-and-develo~
mcnt/corporate head9uartcn fac1hty
1n the Irvine lndustnal Complex of
Costa Mesa 11.23 3 10.50 3
Annual Yield Daily Rate
Compounded Daily
$2,500 minimum balance•.
Account insured up to $100,000 by the FSLIC.
Now you know why your nt!ighbor banks ;it
Loc.atcd at the intersection ofBaker
Street and Redhill A venue, the build· mt will include 42,000 !Qu&re feet of
building pace on a.2.1-acn: site. The
build1na. d ianed by the Costa Meu
architectural finn o(Oavid Kla IL
Associates, will be di t1ngui htd by
an exPosed aggregate and reflective
utcrior with acxxnted en·
trywa and cxtcnsiv~ landscapinJ.
Com,P.let1on is schcdulcd for Dtcem· ocr 1984.
General contractor for the project
is Saffell cl McAdam of Irvine.
cars were sold Friday momin&, he property suitable to you within a said. penod of, say, five years. Tbedeal was
"I imagine we'll probebly sell 20 or closed when tbe actual taX·free ex-
25 (Friday)," Bowman said. change was made. But effective for
Bowman, aenerat manaier of Con· transfers after this law's enactment
solidatcd's De Lorean Division~ sajd date {last month), you &et tax-free
Consolidated has sold about Ju cars treatment only if:
each week since takin& over sales -the property ,uitable to you is
from De Lorean's company. He said identified within 4S days after you
about 1S cars were left for sale Friday relinquish your property; and
afternoon at $22,SOO apiece. · · -you late title to the property
.. We will not raise our ericc ... even within 180 days after yoll.. relinquish
thou~demmntisIOingrishtthrouJh · )'Our property, or by the-due dale I>f tllc-roor,,, Bowman said. · your wt return Jincludina ex-
Columbus will be the only diSJribu.: tC'IJS:ians) • .tricbcver iuatlier.
-Try to help your buyer set a
commercial mo11Jl&C. You'll have to
pay tax on ordinary io~m~. bur
you'll have tbe cash to pay It with.
-lf you must take back a
monaqe, try to jet as tarae a down ~yment.as possi6le, so r.ou're not, in
etrect, a-lendet"on the buildina and are
fotced tol>ca borrower to pay the tax ..
Effective date: fnstallmcnt salet -
~June 6,J984. uon ~fo.t.the Pe Lorcans. •--: TIP: When. the contract ls drawn,.
ORANGECOAS~STOCKS
Here are the •tock market actlvltle. of publicly tradtd
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Data provided by Newport Securltie. Corp.
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NEW YORK -Opinions about makes his shows bad shows. • liiWil Wb'riiiiN!tDI WOODealDGC rNn• ll*llS M:STIROm( ....,. •"' _. LAMA HllS Mlll • 110 mao 8alSHl ~ _.."' television's Emmy Awards, not sur-EdwardS UrWWn1ty l'Klftc's Hl-WIY ........ ...... ~-<"l ..,_... Ul 1:a. LHS tl\1 n ,., 11 ._ -.r """' ....., SH• ~ 45 t-e ~
prisinaly,aresplitalonfnetworklines Spellina called the Emmys "ei<> •=1.uuJ :,~ ~s': '4ss 114) J H,/:"•;: ~=• '-..._ ~~·t4:1 ~.661~ iuu•r!.~~ ~;:.. " ...... ~= _depending on wbos winning the trips."Wb.ileadmittin1bewouldlove £.dwalQs/Sanboml...lgunlH t.U11?8H&ll .SHl
prizes. to win an Emmy, be didn't hesitate * 1W58mDf;-(XJhi!•-· ~~ "MUl&ll •• n ~OOll ... "ilOll~-::-.:: ~!~s.Hl.l~ .... fC.lJt·~~ hW
NBC, Jed by .. Hill Street Blues," when asked whether he'd rather have 1 "c-. 'Ust s1IRllftl" 17'> •-.,. ~ •o,.... JJt s uua 1rn ""''1:... ~E~~ere"~"Cb~~~s am~ma~~~~~~~L~~~c~~~~~~~~~·w~Q~~~M~~~~~J~~C=~~=1~M=~~~----~-'_•_~_n __ ~_·~•ra1 __ ~_· __ ••_·~~·-~-~="=1'~---~=~~;~~-~~~~~=~~~ the bulk. of the Emmys. The network bomeswatcbin&: I dratherbavea 38
believes the awards re.1lect the be$t -share."· .
and briabtest from the medium. It John Levcrence, a)Wfds director
trumpets. its c:ollection of nomi· for the Emmy's sponsoring Academy
nations and statues in self-con· of Television Arts cl Scicn<:es, said
p-atulatory promotional ads. ~·s actors, directors and writers
Brandon Tartikoff, president of were best able to ju<fae what's special NBC Entertainment, says the most in TV.
wonhy series win the top awards. He aarced that peers evaluatina the "No~ sai~'Cb~ra· won. Oh,.JDj' work-01'~was ·~nsider's view
God, 'Alice' got stiffed again," be of the best achievements in TV," but
said. he said that was more valuable than But some people who work for top-"the People's Choice Awards, which
rated CBS and ABC believe the are done by votina on 7-Eleven
Emmys are elitist beauty contests that coupons."
fail to reflect the preferences of the "Any Joc.o.ff the.sttect can make a
voters wllo count the most -statement there," added Levercnce.
viewers. "The Emmys use expen.s in the field
Lew Erlicht, president of ABC makina statements about the quality
Entenainment, is not interested in of work. I think the respect of one's
bow the industry evaluates his pro-peers is the real gold in the Emmy." ~s. "I don't care in terms of our Last year, NBC won more Em.mys
Jud&ment of what quality i~ ... h~ ~d.. than ABC and CBS combined -33
ABC and CBS say NBC ts WJnrun& to ABCs 14 and CBS' 11. This year,
Emmys now because their shows are ?(BC again leads in nominauons,
more citified and intellectual, thus with 98 to CBS' 87 and ABCs 72.
appealing to certain viewers whose Blue--ribbon panels will vote on the
tastes are similar to the voters within nominees Aug. 27-28. The winners
the industry. They say NBCs P!O" will be announced in the annual ararnmina misses the broader, awn-Emmy Awards broadcast Sunday
stream audience. ni&ht, Sept 23.
ABC and CBS complain that When this year's nominations
they're penalized because they strive came out earlier this month, only
for pure entertainment, not realism NBC broadcast promotionals tou~~f
or social value. its nominees. Tartikoff said he ho~ Case in point: the enormouslr, winning several Emmys for 'St
popular ABC soap opera, ••Dynasty,• Elsewhere" would lure vtewera in the
won the People's Choice Awards fo.r same way the little statues helped
best drama la.st season, yet it lW P.romote "HiU Street Blues" and
never won the Emmy for outstandina Ch«rs" into hits.
dramatic series. It's natural that NBC crows about
Aaron SpelliDJ, executive producer Emmys rather than ratinas -it bas
of such hitsu ••0ynasty," '"tbe Lo".e run last in the Nielsen standings since
Boat .. and .. T.J. Hooker," says h1s l 97S.
Gene Jankowski, president of the
CBS Broadcast Group, said at a June
press conference that Emmys didn't
prove anythina about broadcastina.
He said those who lobb~ hardest for
the awards won them. "I wouldn't
take the results at face value," be said.
Asked to respond, Tartikoff said, "Does the tenn sour ppes come to
mindT'
Recently, Jankowski elaborated on tus remarb in an interview with The
Associated Preas. He ull said Emmys
didn't matter much to viewers or the
industry, but concludc'd: 0 Tbey'rc an
individual. recosnition of people's
contributions. In that reptd, I guess
they're a .aooc! tb..iM to have."
Lobb)'ln& for award exists. but
most ~ executives said they felt cam~ina bad little or no in-
Oucoce. Studios and production com·
peniea are now tak.ina out fwl·pep
ads toutinJ their shows in Holly·
wood's m_,or tnde publications.
.. We don't campeJlll for Emmys.,"
.. id NBC Chairman Grant Tinker.
"But production eompania me-
timeado."
The upcom1ea a"rcb cover enter·
tainmcnt procram1fromJuly l, 19 l,
v W ••·~e· to June 30_ o oft thil year. Any of th ne v.a• '3,600 membera of the Hollywood·
RobertProUJ.Wtakeonr be~AcademyofT~l vi ionAruA
t1ae roll call OD "Blll Street Sciences may nominate ~m
Illa•'' tJaU ...,., nplac· and~-~' only an_ their~ of ......_ Tlaomu wbo ,... upc~. Oiftcton aomi.ma~ direo-. lDI -::!_ .... _ 11.,,~el Con· to"' wr:tt~ nom1n1tc wntcn. plicecl ...-.... ---.. lnd1viduat can choose many
nd. Pl'OPJ'• o~ ~! 11 t~'vc teen and ttl re~ or i.--.._,_..._.~ • 9taa nom1nat on,"livercnce id. "lt'aalt
J abJODU.I. on tht honor prin ol ..
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'Singin' in Rain'
reborn on stage
OLF producer, 1d that .. I've alw:t>'S
thought the pu~ltc wu the arbi~rr.'
LONOON -ix nights \\eek at "What a cnt1c wants to 1s not
London• Palladium Theater, · ncccssarltywhat MT. and Mrs. Smith
Tommy • tecte dances his way arc goinJ to want to~ on th one
througl) a torrential downpour of 75 or two times a year when they come
gallons of \\1lter a minute. -away from the TV." Fielding ~id.
But n's the show itself - a staee Throughout a J.5-yc r sociation
adaptation of the MGM mov10 with Steele thit has included pre~
mu,ical .. Singin' hrl ~Ramu..-that cntingtheformerpopstarm...,Hait;*.
almost became a wa hout when the Si.l~nce, •• Fielding has Cl'Cpted the
critics didn't like it critics' a ~rsions ph1losoph1cally.
"It seems that the show 1s gled'ully •• 'Singm' In The Rain 111 a good
trampling on the arave of the ilent piece of raumata.u cntena1nment,"
cinema," wrote Irving Wardle in the he said. "I'm a gttat beli \;er in
Times of London, when the S 15-spectacle, and I think that if )OU &ive
million production, set in Hollywood the public the goods, they'll re:i.pond."
during the ~i~ent era, opened Jun~ 30. · "Singan· ln The Rain" bears out ·
1983. . Fielding's assertion.
But after 13 months, the floss} Currently booking tickets through
musical is one of London's h1t.s -1985, the show has become a big
and neither the tar nor his producer tourist draw, frequently playing to a
is casting too many backward glances. house of 60 percent overseas visitors.
"The critics m1 sed the point," the The 2,32S.scat Palladium reaches
47 year-old Steele, who also directed capacity every night and at mo t
the productlon . ..aid recently after a matinees, and Fickling bas leased the
Wednesday maunec."lf the) came to theater to June l 988. •
stt Gene Kell) do the stage version of That the show ever opened at all is
'S1ngin' In The Ram,' the) were some a minor miracle. Before the premiere,
30 years too late." both Steele, m the Gene Kelly pan,
The 1952 film. co-directed by and co-star Roy Castle, in Donald
Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly. O'Connor's role, were injured.
starred Kelly. Donald O'Connor. and In addition, Fielding said that
Debbie Reynolds. Among the songs seven costumes for the lavish
that have been earned over to the Ziegfeld scene were slashed thctlay of
stage arc "Good Momin'. ··Moses theopening.adatcwhichcouldnotbe Bearing the Big Bomb
Carson,
Brokaw
return
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Supposes" and the puddle-spla~hmg postponed because Fieldina's rights Memben of the crew of the B-29 bomber
title tune. to the musical expired that evening at au•""ned to ,__.._ the ftriat atomic bomb
Harold F1eld1"ng. the show's m1dn1.ght. • --,, P-1-~====-----=======================i acatmtB.troeblmadurlngWorld War Dare portrayed by (from left) Stephen Barie~.
Gary Prank-; Patrick:·~· Or~Ol'J' Bu-
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cacades of puttl bcadl embroi4ered
• .ut.for the pJa evcnioa dress. at riabt. said. .. I'm tryina to promote a
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icilian woman for the atrceu of New y ..
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.. :Bride chooses
bouquet design to
remember fore¥er
BJ VIDA DEAN ........ ..,.. ...
The bouquets that brides an:
tossiQI tbcsc da¥S are tHina on new
shapes and exouc flowers.
"Very few copy what they see
other brides carryina.~ said New-
port Beach tloristXavier .•
0 They arelookinfior tbc un-
usual. They aregettinaaway 1">m
the traditional. very comped bou-·
quets-lhe~ oval and tear
drop style bo~are out aJona
with the tradition.al tlowen-
white roses, leather fern, lteJ>-
banotis.and lily of the valley .
.. The modem bride likes a free.. "
style loOk that flows naturally with
unset li.Des.
"With the imponed Dowen that
are available &oday. the bride bas a
very wideoboi«. Tbcy can have
almost any flower at any teUOD. A
few yeanqo they could not lbave
tulips in Au,ust. l nevertdl them
any Oowcr is impossible to act,"
noted Xavier, wbo says brides teem
to be departinl from June u the
traditional month forweddinp
November and December are his
busicst.(Verna H~ owner of ·
Mon Aini.Bridil imd FonD8t c.oaa·
-:Meia.-a:r"eed that Novemba'• .~.uScptrmhcr~bMsy....WfuN
montlis:}
,1141 use unported flowers bCCaue
of their uniqueness, color, scents
and off-seudn availability ;Flowcn
can be cut in Holland on one day
and they arrive in my shop the next ·
evening."
Ribbons in bouquets are out. too,
says Xavier. "Instead of ribbons. ..
Oorisu are usinastreamcn of •
natural p-eenery. •
'"The styles of the bouquets that
brides are cboolini today is very
cballeqina. You have to be
creative and there are a lot of
creative florists".
One oftheacative innovations
· •. at~~~.1 MD.U 1to.-.._,._, S .1 bouQutt paCk. ani"'Md
to~~of~~~to ~ .. IUIW power 1ortwinkling pm
Ji&bts scattered among the blooms.:
.. , set upconsuJtatiomwitha
onde-to-be arid illow an bour·IA'a-.--
bour and a baJ( I ask them to bavea
color in mind for her flowers and a . budaet figure to wOrt with. This
saves a lot time.
"They should let their minds ao
free when ordering flowers. There
are so many ways to go-6Ci'uti.ful
flowers to accent the bride's aown
and tbate ofher attendabts.
"'1'be wedciing Dowers don't have
to cost a f~" said Xavier who
was inLosAngdes prior to coming
to Newport Beach fouryearueo.
"'rve seen $20,000 spent on wed-dina Oowen.. Tbatwasordlids ,
casading from birch trttsand very
clabcmte bouquets.
"You can tet flowers for all of the wedd.inJ pm:ty including four bou-
quets, eight boutonniercs, fiowcn
for two mothcn, twograndmothen
and suest book attendant plus
flowcn fort.able oentc:rpieccs and
the cake for u little u $600. At this price they can all be in good taste,
imported and flowers not oommon-
ly seen.
"I adore Wf'.ddinp. It's the chance
to really actcreative-som~
the bride will remember forever.
Sammer lledler, 5, cla9£:
ter of Rboncla and Rc.d
dler of !f~ Bae•. •
.arro.n4e4Jly-famltare Of
JfllltefJe&r .. lllae m.ma ol
tile fatUe. Her boaquta
were deeloed by XaYier,
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from llon Amie Bridal aa4 ,.ormal, Cmta II.a adcla to
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t DAILY PILOT JSunday, August 19, 1984
Modern maturity ~ccents positive
The(Q rnetic,
Toiletry nd fra·
granoe Assoc1ation
Inc. sends out a news-
lenerent1iled "l..Ook-
ing Good ... Feeling
GOod" The~nt
issue dealt with oos·
meticand kin~fl•••••••••• women in the S4-to
96-ye&N>ld bracket. ·
PsycholoaistJean Ann Graham S&Y$1 "lt now seems
likely that what ~·e previously thought-was society's
orptive reaction toage, 1unmanycasesarcaction to an
inclivid\iaf s appearance and that person •s negative sclf-
Jmagc." .
he has conducted profmional rnakeovcn fora
rne.arch pa~r and intends to show that makeup
sianificantl) unproved the appearance and self.imaae of
women 54 to 96.
,. Graha.m wbo is a pioneer in the field of cosmetic
ps}cholO&> (accordina to the newsletter) says the f'C()Cnt
studiC$show that the stereotype about physical attract-
iveo -what lS beautiful is good-applies to mature ":women as v.."tll as )oung.
much happier. · the market.)
In addition, G raha~ pouned out that people . • Don't use a dark color to cover gray ha1 r; ara y hair is
responded to the women 10 the study better following nature's way of compensating for you.skin tOJle that
makeovers. . lightenswitha&e.{Wben h ·rbe&ins~yinJandskin l think most women in the 50 a~d over group (even as-lightens u•ugood time to con Sider a new f0unda~1....,.10_,.n--. -
younaas the late 20s, 30sand 40s) will qrce they look and shade. Go li&hternot darker).• Use a semi-permanent hair
feelbenerwithmakeup. . dyeashadefiabJerthanyouroaturalhairtoJivethecffect
It really doesn't take a research.study to.getthis ofhi&hli&htinl"'e gray. . . . -
messagc-acrott. But; ~nyway-tb~newslettcr mcludeuome • Useia moisnmzer. Jrreduces waterloss and helps tips for the over-50 woman that I'm passing along. main ta.in soft. smooch skin.
•Apply concealina cream ashadc liahter than the • Protect skin with a sunscreen. Exposure to the sun
roundat1011 tofacialtinesand shadowt. . . n iifcrta ttie cha_nce of ()6ncerand ~rematurhaJinJ.
•Choose a sheer, transparent foundallon close to your accordina to the National Cancer lnsutute.
skin shadeand place a dot of it on the forehead, nose, . BEAUTY NEWS: Andrea hasa new collection and
cbeeksand chin. Blcnct li8htly 50 ~e.s.ldn Will show idea forits fall~winter '84 nail anct eye cok>n. Instead of
through. Oon 't try to cover every wrinkle. •Select a earth tones and darker shades. the company ts offering a
creamy blusher for the cheeks and th~ same shade brush-brighter, Ji&htcr palette that sweeps from pale to bold. In
on blusher for the forehead to add a bf\ to the face, and the keeping with the bri~ts beina shown by fashion designers
throat to diminish fullness. (A friend of mine ~Us this (J>urplcs, reds, fucbs1a and teal) the coll.Cction fucludes
extra powder blush on the forehead and also a little on the Da.UliniHot Pink. Steamy Orchid and Mad Melting
chin as the .. kiss of youth ... ) . . . Mauve for the eyes and Royal Purple, Fast Fucbsiaand
•.£??not u~ a heavy apphc:ation of powder; t,his Marathon Red for the finaers. And"a colon are in drug.
empbaslZCs wnn~es. (A brush ts very aood for a light chain and variety stores. · -
dusting of powder).• Oo not make eye.brows !OO dark. For Another way to go -Princess Marcella Borghese has darker bro.ws? use a pawdered ¢9lor, sliJb.tly lialiter than created Scandalo, the notorj.us new colon from Milan, a
the real hair ~lor. •Use an eyeliner pencil the same color collection of provactive new oolors and a daring way to
or dee~r thlftl the eyeshadow, but do.not ex.tend berond wear them. Princess Boavese achieves a faU face wt th only
p
...
Cosmetlcsare .. unique," G.raham says, because they
allow a num~of ps}choloa,ically beneficial processes lo
be set in moll on very quickly.
Follo~1ng makeovers, the women studied generally
saw themselve-s as more attractive and healthy looking.
And. they saw themselves as more sociable, more
confi~nt with a more positive outlook-they looked
theouts1de.comersofthe eyes<?r the liner will look like four products. Eyes arc nmmed with intense kobl (Cobalto
another wrinkle. (Heaven forbid!). · · Blue Smoked Perle, Iris Notte and Notte), the face is
• Use~ pe!lcil to ou~ine Ii~. This preve~ta the lipstick wamcd by an all-over face color (Natura.le or Bronzco ),
from bleeding in to the minute lioessu.rroun~g the hps. lips and nails are a complementary duet oflustrous earth (The~ are also some very good creams for the lip area on tones intended to subtly enhance.
Scandalo'• darln& new look f~ on the
eyee, rlmmln.C them ln lnteme llobl. Tbe face ta warmed by an all-oYer color, and llpe are lD
an earthy tone to match th., nalla.
Graceful lines :blossom
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Xavier uaed free-nowlna.
uuet ltnee ln theee bouqaeta
created for a wedclln& party.
The primary f1owen In tbe
.brlde"8 bouquet, far left, are
day IUtea. freealai, -4~:.
~-erehtda aa4 -wblte t~~,~+~
rdea. 1'he brl4e1room '• 1'oatoJUllere wu tile eatDe ·•r~
cbld combined wttb freeala.
The honor attendant'• Oowen
followed the ume nataral
line. uaJna llll• u the focal
bloeeoma. h attendant'• bou-
quet, at rtOt, centen on a
yellow catfelya orcbtd aur-
rounded by freealuand bablee
breath. Greenery la ued ln all
of tbe bo::J::W to replace the once-pop •treamen.
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ROBThlSON'S: Designer BoOiileBOerer will present er fall an ear y
holiday sweater collection Thursday at the Newport Beach store. Informal
modelmg will follow the I p.m. fashion presentation in the sportswear
department. On the same day Ralph Lauren cosmetic consultants will be
available from I 1 a.m. to S p.m. for personal consultations. Appointments
may be made by calling 644-2800. Red Bag, Robinson's new shop for the
contemporary young woman and man, will open Friday with a week-long
series of even ts -modeling seminars, makeup consultations and
hairstyling demonstrations scheduled.
Eashion trend du·sts off duste. ____ r
Simple cover-ups sew easy; length sleeves, and a curved 'hirnail
or straight hem. collar, cut a 16-inch square from a
double thickness of fabnc. make your own pattern and begin Beain by takina several simple
body measurements. With one arm
outstretched to the side at shoulder son, education director for the White height, measure from the center of
Sewinj Machine Co. your chest to your desired sleeve
Beain construction with the ri&ht
sides together.· Sew the sboulaer
seams, leaving a 10-inch opening for
the boat neck design. For the collar
version, leave a 14¥+-inch openina
and sew the side seams of the collar,
then sew the -collai into The iieck opening.
. . . " -.. BULLOCK'S: A new updated line from Italy, Spitalnick:, will be
informally modeled Thursday in Town and Travel, middle level, South
CLEVELAND-The latest cover-
up makinJ its rounds in fashion
circles this fall is the versatile
"duster .. coat.
This new fashion basic, breaking
just below the knee, adds elegance
and style to tailored trousers, baUY
jumpsuits and classic skirts. It cati&e
dressed u~ or down, layered, or wom
with a belt or accessories. Tt is the one
new piece that can update an entire
wardrobe.
• Coast Plaza store. A back-to-school fashion show is scheduled for 1 p.m.
Saturday in Jewel Court. • • • SAKS FIFTH A VENUE: A Triangolo representative will be in the
Children's DepartmentofthcSouthC-Oast Plaza st-0refrom l Oil.m. t<t4
p.m. Thursday to preview holiday designs. St. John knits will be modeled
from noon to 3 p.m. ofFriday and Saturday. • • • NORDSTROM: Informal modelingofnew fall styles by Norma Kamali
is scheduled Saturday at the South Coast Plaza store from 3 to 6 p.m. in
Savvy. Brass Rail. also on second level, wiU present informal modeling
from I to 3 p.m.
Plus with its simple and unstruv
tured shape, a duster is the easiest
gannent to sew, even for novices,
according to Grace McMahon John-
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In fact, her adaptation of a duster lenath. Next, measure the length from
cape is so easy to make she ·rec-the base of your neck to a few inches
ommends that you design your own below your knees, or to mid-<:alf if
pattern instead of purchasing one. you prefer.
This leaves a little extra money to The basic pattem design resembles
spend on richly textured fall fabrics in the outline of a kimono. Both front
crisp linen, lightweight wool or wool and back pieces ihould be cut along
knits. the fOJd, taking care to match plaid or The cape will require as little as two striped fabric.
hours-of sewina time1 and needs only With fabric folded width-wise,
21hyardsof4S-or60-1ncb wide fabric. mark your cutting lines on the wrong
Purchase an extra 11, yard for side with tailor's chalk. Using your
matchina plaids. chest-to-sleeve measurem1;nt, draw a
Dependina on whether you prefer a strai&htcutting line horizontally from
front opening or pull-over styling, the fOld toward the selvage ed&e.
you will be working with only two or For the sleeve openins, draw a
three cut pieces. And, if you would vertical ljne IO.inches deep in the
like to add a cowl neck, that is also a lencttiwise grain. Finish outlinin$ the
simple addition. sleeve by drawing a I 0-13-rnch
Smee you arc the designer, consider horizontal line back toward the fold.
your options before cuttma.-Mark your side scam, according to
Decide whether you want a pull-.your lenath measurement. Square off
over version with a cowl n~k or a the bottom for a standard henr. F.or a
boat neckline, which can b6 layered shirttail hem, taper the side seam
Next, sew underarm and side
seams, stopping at ~ level. Over-
cast all scams to avoid unraveling.
And l'fCSS aJI seams as you sew for a
professional look.
For the open front design, cut the
front center alona the fold line, finish
the raw edaes and make the but-
tonhole closure at the neck or attach
snaps, ties or a purchased frot
closure.
Finish your duster caee by hem-
ming all raw edges, or bmd with 1-
inch single-fold bias tape. About
seven yards of bias tape is required to
trim around the entire cape.
over hiah collar blouses and sweaters. along a gradually curved anaJe, stan-
You can also design your cape with ing at the thigh and ending at the fold. Fragrances an open front that hooks, buttons or Cut, and use this piece as a pattern
ties around the neck. Also decide ~ th back ~·n matcb1'n1 stn'ped
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Almost pine out of 10 executive
women respondina to a f'C()Cnt survey
conducted by the Cosmetic Toiletry
and Fraaranc:e Association and
SAVVY maaazine said they consider
a vast array of cosmetic item•
essential to their aroomina for work.
Four out of flve reported that they
reaularty wear fraarances in the office include moisturiiera u 1 tttular put
of their skincare routine and u1e amaU aampl~ aizes of cosmetica when ltavelina.
The respondenta alao revealed that
they arc primarily brand-loyal, yet are
open to experimentation with new
products. They are not impulsive
when chooaina and buyina makeup,
and are more likely to ch .. colon
to coordinate with their outJlts than
th acaaon of th! year.
Their bu1y tchedulea pnerally
require that they~ 1uPJ)lfea of the
cosmetics convenient and acceaaible
-at homo, at the otftce, in their pune and ln a travel caee .
Alm0tt on.half of tho women aaid
they reappl)' makeup at aome dme
dunna the day. Over two-thirds of lhote mpond1na to the survey ,..
paned that they depend on m-...
zines, prodUC1 ~mpln and special
promotion for rormatJon 1bou1 new Pf0C5uct1.
More than one· third of those in lbo
1urvey who, ~ manicures and hair
colonnp vmt aalons for th ltr· vu:es.
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Debutantes find true colors forcampu
amt 1es f e e anntversartes achi~~:::!::ri00r~~:~1::i~Y'f:~~!~~ent · l
Or .an b oms an willmaketheirdebutoaDee.21 .
:i tlhunday.aftcmoon,CJHaBerwtM.·oma
Ei'"" l,l•1Ul\amltY,Olu....,.,KaW.. ._,.~----------... tcendcbutantesoftheN~wponHarbor w11 .... llerandJl'10MYot1q_co-h0ttedaTeddyBt.ar ~iliaf)ofOuldren'aHom~SocietywatchcdasJu picniclunchlnPrentioeP~SantaA:na,wheretbcCHS
Dd1 of Color Concepud1d •complete makeover aroup entei'tillftd 30Cblldren Who are tnvotved ln
fh°eeuah Davt1andc_ut1t1AaRoqen. Then, they had 1ubs1dizeddaycare. Therewettvi1itafrom1clown1nd c anoe to 4,UCJtion the color consultant on 1 mqiciu plus a Teddy BearT ... hin'tO each ~hlld Wlrdtobe planmna. • • • ' · •
ThedcbsandtbeirmothenwercattheHarbor · LonatimeNewponBeaclirelidentaAlluand
Island homo of Jacki and Jam 1 R9d1en for a summer B1nrly ampi.m oelebrated their 40th weddina luncheon. · annivenay at 11urpri1e reception hotted by their four
Funhcr wardrobe ideas came durlna an inf otmal dauafitm at the Reuben E. Ia restaurant. how of fashions fcaturina biclMO«hool attire by · "The oldest dauahter. Hed1 ~t of Alto Loma led Soi&ncc ofFalhion I~land. the a\iest• (includina aeven ~ddilldrcn) in a toast to OthcrhostesseabesidesJackicanddaupter theco~plewhowere:marriedin' .. inLqunaBeacb.
C"rilthsa, \\'ere Mary Davt1 and Dana; Juice Barto and Otherda~teraareC'UtltlHIMrloek ofMedford.
dauahter Waady; Maralou llaold and dauahter Mlc~elle N.J ., ltarta l'lag ofBrea and Robhl Beat of Palm ·
Davl1,1nd Byla Bertea and da'4bter Baret. \ Desert.
Aaeachdcbandmotheramvcdtheirpbotoawere ThebuffetwascapPedbyatwo-ticredweddinacake
snapped and u mementos they were presented tram ea which Allan (a retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel)
to fit pictures. The aroup of 40 (six of the dcbutantes not . and Beverly cut With bis military sword: ~ · thens) dined on a variety of cold u.Jad1 and then 1elected The entrance to the recepuon room featured a auest
dcuerta from the bar fcaturint fresh fruit clipped in book table decorated with a collqo of pictures of the
white chocolate, putties and mouues. Rinablom1 (she wu Beverly Day) and their daU&htera.
IntheoenterwuaUadrofiprineofabrideandaroom,
a &ift from the hoatmet. • • • OnA~ 151 1934inOeveland,OhioAlbert
lalerao claimea Emily DlPuqUlt 11 his bride. The CoataMesacouplemarkedtbeoccuionW~eaday with neiahbon and family joinina them at a ny in their home.
Hoatina theaolden event were ~ten tare.
lalmio of C&nop Park andl.lnda Analdorf with
husband J...,. of Cotta Mesa. Joinina in the
celebration~ arandcbildren Tommy, L1aa and
Btatlltr.
The Salcmos came to California in 1954 and .even
yeanqo to Costa Meu where they were involved in
three eenior citizens clubs. Salemo retired 12 yean aao
u 1uperintendentat Hoffman Electronics. • • • Lquna Beach Mu1eum of Art is bolclina a benefit ...., ""'....._"' TMt... p1a ori Sept. 7 to celebrate the openina ofThe Dinina Jackie •~en. ~t. weloOm• deb moma room at the Ritt-Carlton Hotel Reaortin Lajuna
C8J'o1JD De'fliald and Katbl~ K~~· ~ _ N°J&Uel. Aaec.te iJc~ofthe fund-raiser .
exoettcd to~ a""'°limately$60,000. ~t!Wi -1 O(fcanlieaccommOdAted at the party and those .rcteivationa were snapped up by J uly"2S. Honoral'}'
Chiinnan Ptd1 KeWJ ;preaident ofMiaion Viejo Co .•
and wife Valley, will be fl~ in from Colorado for the
10phiJticated cvcD.ina of clilllD&. dancina. fuhion
presentation by Neiman· Marcus plus surprises. ••• When memben of the OC and San Dieao chai>ten
of the National Association oflndustrial and Office
Parb met rec:entll fora 1olf tournament, they clid it for
fun-and for a S ,000 prize. The prize money bu been
owed alona to the OC Bum Association at Irvine
Medical ~nter. • • • MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Membmofthe
UCLA OubofOranpQ)umywill ptber Aua. 26 at the
Villa Park home ofTom andSude Tbra8'er for the
aroup11 annual football kickoff party. Football stan 11ary·o.m, ~t. da~ter Dana, left, and fromUCLAcbampionshi_pRoseBowlteamaare
· ~RodpnlookfonrudtoDec.;28. expectedtoanend(withapepbandandapiritsquad
Gala
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gl~tter
EvenJn11 tn Parts take on tlleH
dl1ttncUvely cllfferent looks ••
aeen at desJper prevtewa:
LEFT: Lol11 Feraad made ap a
caacade of pa1tel beads ha f rtaaes
embroidered OD allk. Tlle.pleaied
cblffon skirt la~eu th HW
enD.ID1 laemllDe to die aakle.
RIGHT: Amerlcu model Jem
Hall wa1 dre11ed by Clarlatlu
Dior a1 slle preHDted Wt prlDted
aad Ooaced evealai pwa from
atylltt Marco Roba.
MIDDLE: Y•et Sabat Lava&
offered tlau looee, loa1 , ......
aon Upt11 embreW.l'M "'*' 1old lame Dower modY ... n. V-
coll&i'ei, ...... 1 ..... blMH II
belted b)'. rlbltia.
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dtipH OYer tM MM II fU1 el
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JeuPaio1.
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Jtrl8teD Kerrtaa. Jalla KentaJa. ·~ llaloomb and l:ol1111D 0ewa1.rtoUc1 ·uae
awaitin1). 1ood food will be served up and prius will be array of foods hOlted by Pronto. Amblla Tandorl. TbC awarded. lt'sa fund-raiser for acholanhips. . Rcpsuy Hotel and the "Whitdlouae will be aerved with• Ne~rt/Costa MCS: ~h of the American . no-host bara~ailab1e. • .
AllociationoruniversityWomenwillholdanew TbeS2SUckctsmaybeobtai~b)'Clllm&.
member orientation coffee at 7:J9p.m. Wc:ancidayat &91·5113,.~9-22Slor.~l~" • . -
4639 Ro~blU')'Road, C«ona ~I~-f:urthcriD!ai-,....-__,,,P.a1ot"ant1 aod biuiaft'oC:lbc~~-~
mation avai.Jablcb.ycal~7.60.07Jloc: 7~SJ S "n.be~(aad~&MfOOd fodhc5"
Mastroianni Family Enterprisn willbebost ~uesday to. ub'seiahth wertrm bii'bec:Ut~1ulleatcivtFfOr ~ ~
ExecutiveWomeninternational.Orin;eCounty 30attheArliD&toaAmphlthel.tet,~Uoffie
chapter. Members will pther at Jay•a Caterina in cmn,e County Fairsfounds.
Garden Orovefora~on/tourbcfore ~ ~ Rell l)osWeber'• fi~ band ind two mariadU
toPla1.&BallroomatV11tadelSol,Fullerton;fordinoer .. aroupswillproVidemasicwithlhcc.n.,.C..a.,
peitra ~r may be called at 63(>;6()4S for !U.tthcr IJcken 1ehcduled to pve a square d•nrina demon-
information. • • • sttation.
A mini· festival hi&hli&btina some of the county's Co-chairmen Fraa Mm and Ka StM!mee plan
oerformi.nj ~ orpnizations, indudina The c.ali· to top the nearly$ 18,000 raised in 1983 which 1mlt
tornianl (OC Master Chorale). A C1au Act Theatre toward completion ofHoea Hospital11 Intensive Care
sroup, South Coast Ballet, Crush, ii:: ensemble. · Nursery. Ticket are $75 per couple; for further •
hlrps1chordist, claSsical pri~ c ·cal musicians information. call 760-S917.
from Artists to Go, and other ~ iucbcdulc:d • • • from 3 to 7 \).m. Au~ 26 at the Dal1teCOD11eCtion. Costa · Tickets are still available for Lu Coucbas de Orol" Mesa. Ans m OraAjc County (an art and entertainment Western Jamboree \Wil4 C>atl" is the band at lbiJ om)
publication) is sponsorina the art scholarship fund· set for Saturday to benefit Oranpwood, the new~ raiser. for baucred and abused clrildml. Uada Enu maybe.•
Additionally, a spCcial an auction is !Cheduled, an reached at 642· l 066.
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Orange Coatt OAJLV PILOT/S.uodQ'. A~st 1
California's central coast quaint and quiet
Aftert.beucitemcntofLosAn lcs ha dt eloped a well rned repu· ·on -wbcrecampinaandlodainf dunna tbt Ol)mpics, C~ifom1a vi -tation for fine restaurants. facilitie abound. Follow ttighway
hort may choose to 1tt a quieter side North and lightly inl nd from the north to the Monterey Peninsula -
of the te -dipping away tothe coa t, the n Marc Pa~ OptJU up one of CnJifomia·, more popular
Golden 1e'1 trti coe t ·o -·the nta Ynez Valley. he town of resortlicstination • ·
with its quaint l>acific OCc n Solva ms to be tran. lantt>;;:.d ___ µ.·ve lhc.arcc:ns on 16 ioll.councs. i-'r-i'~~..-lftl'Wl antact rrom nm r . iiiii incJudin• the famous Pebble Beach Ocean brttzes and luded cov Jrchitecture predominates. wath course wtth us 18th hole on the edge
Pf9vidc the penect atmo phere for windmill and imported gas stiut ofC.armel Bay. Sharpen your serve at
brO'WSina &he fashionable boutiquei. lam~ aplenty. Old Oil nishncipes arc the more than 100 knni1 coumio the nosuJJi~ anlique shops 'lrtd art pl-tlie sou.rec of aromatic food and area. Saalina, gcuba divan deep sea
Imes thlt dominate places from pa tries found here. fishing and · other marine-oriented Ventura fb Cambria to Monte-tty. NWby We Cachuma is Southern activities abound.
Tbe Speoish flavour of historic Santa California's largest man-made Litenarv fans will reli h a visit to Barbara, the Scandinavian Oair of freshwater lake, a popular $pot for s~-( . Solvang. the peaceful midwcstem boatin• and fishang enthusiasts. John tcinbeck's Cannery Row in
b. fSa.n L · ob· d th w· ,. ffi d · ~ontcrey where old rdine can-am a.ancc o u1s ispo an e inenes o er tours an tutinp. nenei still stand watch Ilona the
relaxiDI mountain retreat of Ojai Nojoqui Falls Park. ix miles south of waterfront. Once a boomtown. lattt a
(prOnouoccd Oh-hi&h) all await vis-Solvang, offe?S' 84 acres of lu h eost town, the area now boasts itors. greenery, lodian lore and a flowing Fisherman's Wharf, reminiscent of waterfall. And the Santa Inez utiques., 1 wine tasting room and
a New EnJland·stylc village, sets the Mission, founded in 1804 and one of several restaurants. An historical wax
tone for Oxnard, 1 smallish city JUst the best preserved of C~lifomia's 2l museum houses lifelike characters
an hour's drive north of Los Angelei established mission • as located in from SteinbClck novels as well as Ilona Hi&hway 101. The new anrac-Solvang. figures of early explorers of the
lion offers shops, restaurants and a At the seaside town of Pi~mo ttgion.
seafood market . Beach, located along Route 101 , On Fisherman's Wharf, fresh sea·
LemQn sroves, blanketing the val-visitors may want to stop at the foot Qf food -inclu<lj.na salmon, dlrimp,
Icy a few miles inland, bear sweet the Santa Lucia Mountain Range for calamari and sole -is special fare,
smellina b!ossoms year round. At a panoramic look at the countryside. along with Montere~:, cheese and
nearby Miisioo San Buenaventura, San Luis Obispo itself is rcmiruscent sourdouah bread. to nearby
founded in 1782, you•tt discover an of a small Midwestern town with Castrovt1le, where SS percent of the
interest i n g m use u m a n d grazina cattle and rustic, weathered nation's artichokes are arown, these
archeol<>sical diafinasite. Eight miles barns. descendants or the thistle are
north, Lake Casitas -an Olympic Visitors may be drawn to the prcp&red in a variety of innovative
venue -offers fishing and boat1ns. ~nal paintulp and sculptures styles at the more than 200 res.-
Ventura, another seaside town a ins1dC the Mission San Luis Obispo taurant.s on the peninsula..
few miles north of Oxnard, affords de Tolosa. The adobe structure was At Carmel, quaint shops and art
scenic, floral vistas of poinsettias in built in I 772 by Chumash Indians. galleriesliewithinwalkingdistanceof
long hedge rows of Jiant bushes of An hour's drive north, Morro Bay the bay and the beach. With a
crimson blossoms that grow as tall .as and Cambria are filled with antique population ofonly S,000, this friendly the tops of the town·s single-story shops, art galleries and tiny, family-community is much like a country
bunplows. style eateries. village by the sea. Notice that there
Out to sea from Oxnard and TberesortcolonyofCambnaoffers arc no street numbers on the houses.
Ventura, the Cbanncl Islands loom within its confines San Simeon State tantalizingly close to the coast one Beach, a refuge of campsites and The Laguna Seca historic auto
minute -then disappear into the' picnic areas. William R. Hearst State races are set for. August 24-2S. On ocean mists. The five islands -Beach Park is lovely for daytime the 26th. the vintage raccn will be on
Anacapa, Santa Barbara, Sant.a Cruz. lounging as is nearby Shamel Park. display at The Lodaeat Pebble Beach.
Sanla Rosa, San Miauel -make up At San Simeon. the famous Hearst Of all the adventures thar await
eur newest -national parlc. Boat trips Castle invites visit.on to tts 123 aCTC1 visitors to the Monlerey Peninsula.
to. the Channel Islands, offeri:d by of pools, p.rdens1 • terraces, guest pehaps most r.5ci.nating is· explo-·_...IJ\an.d Pack.m Co. (BOS/642/1393), .houses. a,cd .• magmflcc.nt bWJding.s.. ration of ·its natuntl wonden.-'Flte
· origin.ateattheVentuiaffirbOr. Built in 1919 by newspaper bar0n wildandroclcyBigSurcoastlinc.with
Up the coast a bit, a beautifully Wiltiam Randolph Hearst,.the Castle wind-sculptJ,lred cypre-ss trees 1hat
landscaped stretch of freeway leads boasts some of the world's finest twist into Jnarlcd, dramatic shapes.
past the wooded canyons and slopes sculpture, pamtina.s anet statuary. It leaves lasung impressions for every
of wealthy Montecito to Santa wquJd require three separate tours to visitor.
Barbara. Discovered in 1542 by a view the entire premises. Hearst For more information on Cali-
Portuguese navigator, the old Castle is highly popular, plan your fomia, write to tbe California Office
Spanish town draws its JWlle°from a visit well in advance and purchase of Tourism, I 121 "L0 Street, Suite
second ~ on the feast day of advance tickets through Ticketron. 103, Sacramento, CA 95814. Enclose
Saint Barbara m J 602. North of San Simeon, along Hiah-a check for S l to cover postqe, and
Enhanced by upscale art gallenes way l, 1sastretch of California's most you'll receive a colorfuland informa-
and trendy boutiques. Santa liarbara spectacular coastline -the Big Sur tive packqe of information.
100 balloona will fly bJth nezt month durlnC the Great Reno Balloon Race.
Great Reno Balloon Race
scheduled for Sept. 7 .:9
The silent spectacle of 100 brightly-
cotorcd. bot..air balloons ascending en masse into clear blue Reno skies
will be played out three times at The
Great Reno Balloon Race Sept. 7-9.
The mass balloon ascension will
take place at 7 a.m. daily from
Rancho San Rafael Park, one mile
-north of downtown Reno.
The Jarsest event of its land on the
West Coast, the festival features three
days of ballooning competition for
$10,000 in priu money. In addition
to taraet drop and hare-and-hound
contests. belloonists wtll test their
skills 1 n a key grab in which contestan-
ta maneuver their craft near enough
to a 20-foot pole to snatch a $Ct of car
keys perched on top. The winner
receives a new car.
The Race is by invitation onl~ and
its competitors arc the unest
balloonists in the country.
Concessions.and entertainment.are
included at the park from dawn to
noon daily, and a .. living museum"
by the Nevada Historical Society of
frontier crafts like quilting. weaving
spinnina and saddlemak.ing wiU be
held from 7 a.m. to noon Sept. 8 and 9
in the park·s Ranch House. AU events
are free to the public.
The Great Reno Balloon Race is
underwritten by 23 Northern Nevada
busmesscs, and once apin Frcixenet
will be the Race's official champagne.
To get to Rancho San Rafael Park
from Interstate 80, take the Keystone
Avenue exit North, go east on
Seventh St.rect and north on Wash-
inaton Street. for more information,
call (702) 788-302S:
The Race week.end is a perfect time
for families to visit Reno, with the
Nevada State Fair and the Vifsinia
City Camel Racca~ place con-
currently in OT near the cny.
A lone. ~led cypreu atanda u a .tlent 8entrf oYerlooklnf the .ea alODC the_ f.allied
17-mlle drlYe between CUmel and
Monterey.
Hope Val ey hiking tour
a walk into u ~s. history
Califomia'!l Gold Rush of 1848 be the lead tour:-iuide for So. rcnsen's jack.et, sweater, hiking foot gear, a
tnspircd the most crazed,· . adv~n-Resort. In 1929 Machado re-diJ.. poncho. and day pack. Hikers may
turesome and courageous migration covered the trail and was the 6.nt also ~sh to bring cameras and
in United States history. person to make lastinamarkers of the binoculars to glimpse the changes of
Across the plains and through Emipant Trail. He bu chronicled the the fall season in the mountains,
deserts on the Overland Trail, P.ion-road ever since and continues to lead . particularly of the beautiful Aspens
eers traveled more than 2,000 miles to groups lhrouah the area pinpainting that come ablaze with color during
face the rocky Sierrtt--a~ the last -b.Htorie-sigbts and-artifacts. He hai-the-fall montllt. -barriertothewealthoftheSacramen~ donated several hundred historic Sorensen's Resort is located just
to Valley. finds to museums throupout the wt of the Highway 88/89 junction.
Today, the remnants and scan of Northern Sierra rqion. and is itself an historic site m Alpine
this migration may still be seen in the Mort Testerman, Debbi WaJdear county. This all-season vacation set-
Hos;>e Valley of Alpine County, a and Joe and Susan Chambers, all tlement features 20 housekeeping
temtory known for both its natural experie~ Siem biken n~ins.. plus cafe. ~~int-of rcfcieoce:
beautyand-h:istoric clwacte1. onc..rtwooa::;-carrrornia will assist in lS miles south of e Tahoe).
Sorensen's Resort has created a the tourinJ. For more information and to make
leisurely hikina adventure which will Warm fall clothi111 is recommend-tour reservations, call Sorcnseo's
lead participants across paru of the ed for the outing. such as a wool cap, Resort at (916) 69 .. 2203.
Mormon.-Emigrant Tratl and the
early Pony Express Route used over
Kit Carson Pass. This event is
scheduled for the J 984 fall season, a
time of year wben views of the
mountains are crisp and golden.
Tours can be scheduled any time
between September I and November
l S. This bi1toric walking tour beJins
the night of arrival with an onen-
tation and slide presentation at
Sorensen's Cafe. After break.fast the
next momina. the walkina tour bqins
with an experienced guide who will
provide leadership and historic notes
to enrich the understanding and
cballenses faced by the early settlers
to California. A picnic lunch will be
provided alona the way and an
evenina meal will be served in
Sorensen's Cafe ovttJooldng the high
mountain meadows.
The total package for Sorensen·s
Historical Emtarant Trail Walking
Tour including two n.Wiu loosing.
four meals and tour guide is only $98
per person.
Jess Machado, 74, of Stockton wilt
Air 1 sets
September time
to take off on a
Caribbean cruise
enfdoorfmnoanrmaly, SepvacatetJ~oberns andmeatlpms ethtoe inal setendor from the days of France s brief rule over St Crout. return to the daily &rind of the work Within an eight block radius in
force. Christianstcd, ounute1 from Chris.-
For 11!.e ~mart traveler, however, tiansted Harbor isa dazzling array of
September lS the perfect tl?le ~o take -mortth~ IOOfi'Deshopsopen from 9
off .for a taste of paradise lD the a.m. unul S p.m. daily except Sunday.
Caribbean. . And, because. SL Croix is pan of the . Forthe?Ctondconsccuuve>'.ca.rthe United States VirJin Islands_ your
tsland which VOGUE Mapzme last U.S. dollar needn't be converted and
>:C1f .?lied .. Th.e Island of Superta-durina the month of September will
uves -St Croi.x-thc Iaracs~ of the stretch further than you ever thouaht
three U.S. VnJJ.n Islands, will eel-possible.
But t&e· savtDP, start even before and E isb bone china to your
e~rate the e;ommg <Jf the Fall season Lona recognized as oe of the beit
with an 1s1an~·side.., month-l~na duty fttie ports in the Caribbean., St
bOnan.za of SIV!nSS on cverythma Croixshopswillboa tsavinpof20to
from fine Swedish crystal to local SO percent more on Just about
banderafts. . eve~ from exquisite jewelry
y~u reach this 1 land, .steeped_ an favorite reach pcrf'Ume and island Summer hlS~ory and abundant ,m tropical spirits. (September is the time to
deli&h.ts to make anyone s dream of stock up on Crur.an rum in · prep.o
BEGIN YOUR TRAVEL
CAJlEER
SEPTEMBER '· 1984
EVERYTHING YOU NEED
INCLUDING
COMPUTER TRAJNJNG
i f parad1~ come ~-aration for the cool winter nishts . a r are · . Amencan Airhnes .o.ffcrs rcdu~ ahead, with a toasty fire and a cup of airfares from several ca~es. round tnp hot buttered rum!) Tickets now avallable ST.L04l~(AP)-Airl.1hu!J-~~r::,:.;!:':~= sm~:.J\\:"Y!~~~nj•:J
.. fit11~lisS aarlioc.1. annoul)(.'ICS a pccial plann.ina St. Thomas or Puerto, Ri~ Cari n food apccia)tica, and many .C g d t fl wmmcr fare to ;)t. Louis which is SO vacauons to . savor .St. Croi~ an re taurants will offer niabtly dinner 1 ior roun rans ers p<'fCCftt Off the rquJ.ar COICh price September, wtth ~Ill da~tnpper 1_pecial1 followed by comphmcntary The $338 roundtrip fare is good untii fares which make ·~Jand·hoppina Cruun coffee.
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(714) 135-8111
620 No. Main St., Santa Ana
TIAVll PcDUtTIY ftAIHIHG NC 1"4
Tran ponatton Ticket Service outer island, JU$t opposite each baa·
loc .• a new CaHfomia oorpQration, is ~ claim an-.a at the &igo marked
now scUinJ <Joor to oor around bus stop" on the lower level.
t.ransport.at1on ticket to mo t ·Los Sample fares to popular desti· Angeles and Oranac County com· · d munstics from eight ticket booths at nauons anclu c downtown Lo An·
Lo Angel International Ai.rpon. gclesSIS,downtown LonaBC:acb$1S,
With the openm& of these new door Anaheim $29, Ontario Airpon $36,
--------------.... to door van ticket booths. a new Whittier $28, Newpon BcaCh $33, , and nta Ana $33. Reduced fa.res of Fftl Ad A...W. dimen ion in around tran portation SS eh for additional pa n "'an a "' "lMI has been open~ to all travelers, · 1 · Cal a aocord1na to UIT)' Robenson, pre j. IJ"OUP JI. IO available.
dent ofT.T . Inc. T.T . ticket boothure located ju t
D.av D2-t Both international and dom uc outside all claim a on th ~·1 r.u air n no • purcha low lo 'Cf level and arc pcdaHy conv~ an WnD cost. oonvenicnt (no waiting) around nicnt for the corporate or convention Nl"'I~ transfer uc.kct to hotel , re 1dtncc or traveler. ------4.-"'l.5678 us.in~-_;_~ ---~,,For diti.Q.-na""'"l ._..i~n~._.o--...;..;..;.....:....-......_.;;,o_ L' Pa n rs are picked up on the (21 ) 41 S!.
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Sept. IO and docs not require an afl'oi:dablO u wen as tJU.oyable. No trip to s~ Ctoix is ·eompktc
advance purchuc. Nanct~ of SL Crout s mo t .POPU· without a day trip to Buck lsiapd. the·
.. The Jummcr diJcoun.t is dcsiancd Jar h<?tcls. •n!" and valla• are offcnaa only underwater national monument
to get people to try Air I '1 first cla additional di900unts. o.ff ~ready tow in the wctttru bemiaphere. The bWe
rvice at coach pricca which we • ummcr rate Panici~ttna hot~l1 of underwater color and life is truly
introduced in Lot Angeles recently,•• t!'Cludc the Buccaneer, King Om breathtakina, with marted anotU. Una
James C. Johnston, e.teculivc VJCC u~n, C'1ub <;:omanch Pink Fancy. trails. DwinaSeptember. Buck Island
president. aaid. Air 1 acncratJy Kina Fn:dcnk ~ch, Hotel On The Charten wilt offer 2S percent oft
promotes its all-first cla service to Y and Tamannd ~·to name a indudina anorkdina eqwpment.
the busin traveler, John ton id, f4 W, If Solf II YoUf -count O ll but was appcahn1 to the lei urc 'There's somcthin1 for evcryone c; t d n 1
market WJlh the ummcr di1COunt from exclusive v1llis h!ddc~ up 1n the ~fl.al f::!n Vat~ r. at
fare. emerald anicn St. Crout. h•ll 1dc and hro\l&hout the mon'tlt: Sl. Oro
Air I 's$)31 rare to 1. Louis carri condos and cot~ .naht on the mercbanu. hoteliera. charttt ltoat
th dcsi&Utor BEOO and may be "atcr, to. mall, anum,ate hotel operators, wi driven and rtttaun·
pu Med for mmedi1tc uavcl. l9C1ted naht on beautiful No-icurs will don red, Whalt aad blue
Travel on lhC ti&eu may made t1an tcd HarbOr. . . buttons ·~na • t. CrOix. An Island until midnilht Sq>t. JO and the only For thote scckt~ to escape time. OfSupc:t\attvet •• TheY're your ticket
tnctionJJ Iha s rm ~prat Hall Plantauon ·ust st t>f o he btal.~~ abe C.nbbeu..,.'1t--"
rcm11n o r o y. ·~~-Fri Cdl 11 t '° ns o • emhct.
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'What Is a Salesman?'
requested by reader
It
Q.a -A South. vuln rabl • 7ou
hold:
•KJ S O A14
Th b1ddfn
dt " t I+ Pa DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recent-
ly, ~auJ Harvey. my fl vonte radio
penonalit , read 1 moving pteoc
ClllllEs
Go1m th d w &pt of lut f r•i 2 + Pu
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touched me because I was m me<l to
a 11lcs~n for many yc.ars and every word mirrored my husband' life. Can you ~1bly get that piece and
pUbUih 1t in your column? -
NOST ALOIC lN THE MIDWEST.
DEAR NOSTALGIC: J coa&aclff
lli,J .... ltkiM, Phi Harvey, Ud meiW. .. leMoat.Hpl ,aloq wt.. ,ermlas. to •tt 11. B p.deilly iW ao ucl added a oce
aaJlq. '"Sorry •• cu'& credit Ute
......... It WU aJped 'Anollym '" Here la•~
WHAT IS A SALESMAN?
A Alffmu 11 • phi OD a map to tb
11111 mua1er, a qaota to CM factory,
u overloaded expean acc:Out to tft
aWJtor, a bookl~ba& Jtem called
•CMt.ef·telllDI" to "e trea1arer, a
mUe ud a Wlncrack to lit reeep-
Uoaltt, U4I a puveyor of Oattery to
cHbetyer.
A lalesmu Deecll Ute endurance of
Btttalet, tM brut of Banuun, tile
craft of M\~Yelll, tbe tact of a
diplomat, &M &oape of u orator, tbe
eunn of a playboy ud the brain of a COID,.ter.
He mu& be tmpemoaa to bl1alt,
lDdlffereaee, ucer, scora, complalnt
Ud be razor-~, evea &teer drbat·
Reprinted by Request: - .
Every year, a child who is sick and
tired of a mo.ther .sho~in&.this column
into her face and slloutina; "Read
this! It's you!" will write and ask why
J llways take the parents' point ef
view and never the child's.
This year's writer is from Lona
Beach and she says, "For so Jona you
have written about children that do
thmp that make their parents miser-
able, how aoout a few measly words to
make parents feel like maybe they
b.&ve done somethin& right?" Signed:
T.H.
You're ri&ht, T.H. It must seem like
there's no plcasin& us. It's time for my
yearly child~ppreciation tribute.
Parents have done aomething riaht
when they ask a child to brina them a JlaSI of water from the kitchen and
the child knows where the kitchen is.
They•ve done it when th~ aet a
birthday pment on their birthday
that their child bas bouaht with his
TRAVEL
lq utU dawa wtU. 1 tome:r.
Be mut uve IM ttamtu to:td.I au
day. catertali &II ev tlai. drive Ill
alOt to ilae DHt ton ~-be .. tM Joti fttlla at • a.m.
He mnt be &ood at 1tory-wWa1
ud wUlblt to lOH at 1olf ud cants.
Be wltiet lit mtrcbadJae wat
better, ldt prleet lower, lal1 eom-
ml11lont ll1ller, lllt territory
smaller, 1-11 eom~tUort more eW·
cal, Illa goocl1 more premp&ly de-
livered, lal1 boa more 1ympatbetle,
11J.a adnrtitlq more eff ecttve ud Ills
eutqmert more .. mu.
Bat be It a realltc wbo accepts tlle
fact tlaat none of tllJt wm enr be.
Bat Ile 11 an opttmltt, ao be maket
tbe Ale uyway.
He UYet or dJet bJ tlle dalJ)' report.
He roll1 ~ days away la a tedllUD
of pluet, tra.lu and cart. He 1Jeep1
la11 afpta __ away lD c eerlt11 botel room1.
Eacb mornlna be botat1 onto lalt
E111
1 · ao11£c1
own money.
They've pulled it off when their
child volunteen that she dropped the
camera me borrowed and when the
parents 1Sk, .. Have you any sdea bow
much a camera like this cost and who ~~ing to pay for it'r' does ... and
They've raised a winner when they
point out to a son that his pants are
ripped1 his shin is not ironed, the sole as commg off his shoe and his sweater
is inside out, and he looks rotten ...
and he agrees with them.
It's a good dav for any parent when
-""-.
Yet for all &at, M II Msol•td1
cutala lbt &omernw wfll be betiet
ud ~er It llOWa; \e wo.W n~
do, aD)'bodJ e.e WOtlkl raekr -.thu-ufamH
• • •
DEAR ANN: Sometimes "pro.
aress" can'bc a dra& -for example, the telephone company's ·
known ''call waitina. ..
' have had people say to me. in the middle oh ntence "Another call i1
cominJ in. Hana on. ''Then J wait for an~here from one to five minutes,
tw1ddlina my thumbs. I would rather
get a busy signal than be intetTUpttd
like that; What is your _opinion? -
JRRITATED IN TOLEDO.
DEAR TOLEDO: Some folb Jrel· come .._ la~tnpdoa u u op-
portulty eo aeape mm tenn.IDal
beret. 1\e celeplaoDe cu be a deadlJ
trap, yow bow. AIM, two JJaes mate
It poulble to rttelve u uceat call. • • • Even ifdrinki111 is the "in" thing 1n
your crowd, it needn't crowd r:: out. Learn the factl from Ann ders'
booklet, ''Booze and You -For T«n·
A,tt'rs Only." Send 50cents and a self-
addresSM envelope to Ana I.Anders.,
P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, Illinois 60611.
Many Olympic visitors
ta e ot eliig coun ry
QW th.at tbc Summer ~mpia
have come to an end and e Los
Anaelcs lifestyle is retumina to nor-
mal, it will be partly because many of
those in town for the Games will have
beaded for the hills.
Beach and surf may be more
familiar Jymbols of California, but
mountains are the recreat1onal
backbone of the Golden State-from
the San Gabnels which dominate the
Lot Anaeles skyline to ~e Sierra •. the
loD&CSt mountain ranae in the Uruted
Stat.ct. north to the Cascades.
Over one million people camp in
California's mountain wilderness
arcu each year, accordina to the
National Parle Servic.e. Yosemite
National Park alone welcomes more
than 2.S million visitors yearly,
thousands of them on motorcoach
tours, thousands more in cars and
campers. and hundreds hikina or on
bonebeck. And even if pmbling
lures the bulk of Lake Tahoe's
tourists. the area's majestic mountain
aettinaiswhat makes st more than just
a little Las Veps.
When Mark Twain first set eyes on
Lak Tahoe he described at as "a
noble sheet of bl~e water ltf\ed six
thousand three hundred feet above
the level of the sea and walled·io by a rim of snow-clad mountain peaks
that towered aloft. full three thousand
feet hia!ter till." It hasn't changed.
In hundreds of state parks, many of
them historical in theme, and nine
pcictacular national parks and monu-
ment landl California bas preserved
a lepcy of acotoaical, wildlife. and wooded natural wonders. Even at
popular Y oscmite, vi itora Cluster in
one scvcn·IQuare-mile valley of the
l,200-squaro-mile park. Serenity is
justa nd&C away. . Mo t convenient of the mountain
preserves to Los Angtlcs are Sequoia
and K.i"IS Canyon National Parks.
Mij1e1ent areas known as the .. twin
p&rU." Their combined 879.000
acta encompass some of the ~Id's
laf1CSt and oldest trees, the giant
tcquo1as. plus more than t ,OOOglaeial
lakes at elevations hishcr tha!' 1 ~.000 feet, and the ha&hcst mountalfl an the
country outside Alaska. 14,49S.foot
• • Mount Whitney. . • Sc<auoia bcQme the ..nation
ond national ~k -in l 90 aft~
Yellowstone -in rcspon to pubhc
c>utcr)' over the timber rush that
foUoWed disco~-cry of the annl red· Wooded uus thm. The S· 1
area, surroundinasapphire-bh1c I •kc
Tahoe. The south shore bas the
action, most notably the casino hotels
just across the Nevada state line.
while the Nonb shore offers easy
access to 1960 Winter Olympic host
Squaw Valley and the lCJCtidary
Oopner Pass. It was the WlDter of
1846-47 that decimated the Donner
party em1aratina west through the
Siena, and a popular state park
commemorates that traae<fy.
Most beautiful of all perspectives of
Lake Tahoe is the high road around
Emerald Bay at the southwest tip.
There, the 38-room VilciJllSholm,
once a summer residence but now
open to visitors, replicates a medieval
Norse fortnss in a secminaJy Scan-
dinavian scttina.
Boatina. waterskiing and fishina.
which flourish most bountifully on
roomy Lake Tahoe, also dommate
the recreation in the most northern
mountain area. Perhaps most un·
usual are the full moon crwses of
West wind Canoe in Redding. the bub
of the Shasta Cascade Wonderland A
37-foot boatilidcs27 miles down the
Sacramento R.1ver to a steak barbecue
by moonhght with • vans to shuttle
even-one back. The big canoe also
sails daily during the summer months
and by sE>CCW charter.
Little known to tourits. the nonb-
cmmost mountains ofCaJifomi.a arc
among its most dramatic. Fannina
out from 14,161-foot Mount Sh ti,
these bqinn1np of the Cascade
Range embrace Lassen Volcanic •·
tional Park with its moon-like lava
beds; Shasta lite Hi toric Park wath
its Sold minina shoat town; d\e
primitive wtldemcss of the white
Marble Mountains: feathet River
Canyon's roan~ rapids; and even
Wcaverviue•s Ounc8C Joss House. a
delicate temple consecrated by the
taoorcrs once imported to wot\ ~
northcm m• And unlike other mountain a.ras,
the north dotted with quaint old
towns alive m the ummCT with fal
trtathalon Gold · Days and
dctp-pat barbcq Rodeo is al ~>S
popuJar fare. and orpn1ttn in Red
Bluff y_thcin'1s the bigcst in the
oauon. McCl()ud and OtiCqk. botb
arcbitccturaJ 1ems. nd as Uvi
monum nts 10 the turn-of-t ccn·
lury lumbcf company t
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Pa• PaN -4 <::> 4 •
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What action do you take'! What action do 1ou tak ?
. A.-What's th matter-don't you
trust partner? You have told him
what you have and he ha d cided
that your ide c.tn defeat four
pade.s. To pulJ the double to five
hearts would be a vote of no con·
lidence in· him.
Q.3-Neither vulnerable, u outh
you hold:
A. -We arc inclined to think that
many plAyera would t.ake this o
portunity lO how their spade sup-
port. but why? You have a minimum
opening bid and a fiat baod. Partner
has oot promised more than four
~padet, and surely has at lust four
club . You are in your be t spot-
pap.
Q.5-As outh, vulnerable, you
hold: -
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Cl Orange Cout DAtl.'Y PU,OTI unday, August 18. 18M
Highland Light~·s homes
overlook the Pacific ocean
All th 1t1tefy hom ar n't In way to th Avenlda Pico exit In
England. San Clem nte. Turn ea1t on
the community and through the
guarded gate to th• 1aln o.nter
at 2117 Avenlda Platlnar. Infor-
mation may be obtained by· ·
calllng 498-0722.
... Some oLth m are. on.a .blurt . Avenlda.~Jc.o and drlve RProx-
overlooklng the Pacmc In the lmately one mile to the entranc.
munltY-Of Hlgnflrm t.fQl'\t.lt' tO"M1rtmth11act, then tumfeft Into
part of the 1,000 acre• known u
Marblehead, under development
by John O. Lu1k l Son.
Behlnd the gat11 of Hlghlanet
Wght, terraced street• wind •low-
ly along the bluff•. with hou1et
placed only on one 1lde of each
1trMt to offer maximum view
poaalbllltl a or the ocean, the
curving coaatllne, the town of
San Clemente below and the
surrounding hllla.
Priced from 1200,000 to
1298,000, the homes range from
1,888 aquare fMt to 2, 762 aquare
feet. Two of the four plane can be
expanded with second floor·
"bonu1 rooms," and two Include
· three-car garages.
Only 95 famlll.. wlll llve In
Hlghland Light, and 25 of the
homea have been sold already.
· Vlsltora to the Plan 10 home
enter a broad hallway with a
hardwood floor. From the hall, a
curving oak 1talrcaae aecende to
the·floor above; to the right I• a
formal living room. It• akyllghted
celllng two atorlea tall. To the lett
11 a formal dining room.
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Hl-1'1and Li,ht'• Plan 10 home In San from $200,000 to $298,000 -at tbe 1ate-
Clemente la one of four plau -rancblt parded commualty of 85 bom•.
Another wing houaea a family
room, breakfast room and
kitchen. Completing the flrat
floor are a den (or fourth
bedroom) with adjoining bath, a
full·tlzed l&"tndry room and guest
closet.
On the second floor, a private
muter bedroom occupies one
wing; two •ddltlonal bedrooms
and bath. llnen and 1torage areas
complete thl9 level. l'he buyer
Call now for a home loan that costl las,
toll free, 1-800-862-0539.
•Subjeci IO ctnaln raukUoo.I and ~M~ condluons utttCatd9 Prtfmtd Card
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liJsurl!nce "1irni can't sue ~tenant-.
for costs attributed to negligence
~ can also expanj:S th4t second floor
wlttan-addltlonat rO'='m and ha
a library, a game room, an
entertainment center or famlly
hobby area.
. =~IWldanl cudholdtr ~ ~
CUSlOtlla'I with nrw monpae loin• g p I ovtt .!t~.~ art ~bit for a •10.000 t I !_ ~ . ~
oredll llM
fO\iE FEDEAAL
B1 llMON SYKES ... but he did so anyway.
The tenant'• negilgence led to
the fire which damaged the
property.
'The model homes and sales
centel". are open from 10 a.m. to 8
p.m. dally. To visit Highland
Light, take the Santa Ana Free-
The court added that where the r;::::~===;;::;:::;::::;====~=~!:!=:=:=:=:=::==:=::==:=::;~;:::=;;;;;;;
tenant waai paying, through hla
rent, for fire Insurance main-•
talned by the owner. he should
not alao be required to Insure
hlmaelf against his own negli-
An Insurance company hu
Mn told by a California appeals
court that It cannot recover
damages from a tenant whose
~llgence caused a ftre which
aerloualy damaged a commerclal
r9ntal.
The , .... on the pro~f'.'Y In
question required the owner to
rebuild In the event of fire. ~
There wu no requirement on
the owner to carry fire Insurance,
The Insurance company paid
the owner' a cialm, and then sued
the tenant to recover lta losaea.
The appeals court ruled the
owner could not have sued the
tenant under the lease.
The lease placed the burden on
the owner to Insure the property
against negligence by either the
owner or fbe tenant.
gence.
( Simon Sylca Is editor of flret
tUMday, a Journal for the real
e1tate lndu1try, P.O. Box 20088,
Rlver1lde, CA 92516. Tel: (714)
686-8005)
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ahead of schedule! The trernendous sales response
proves Windward Cove is a winner, so don 't miss
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75 Units
Sold in 10 Weeks A grand uptn'tnct at tht nght pnu Capriwwng thru
and four bu/room <mg/t family homts cm h1/lsidt IOI> With
ocum and can}'On vitws1 and all tht amtnmts }-Ot/d
upw in mort uptnsfrt homts.
Nmt tkvationS with unusual poor plans, f,545·1,91.8
square fut. Sta Can>-0n is dost 10 btaehts, shopping and
tht /. 5 fruWair. Jogging paihs adjoin, and EstrtllA Golf
-
Course is down the block.
Chin11 StA
Thrtt txatmsJy dtcorartd modtls by rtnowntd designus
Caro/mt Kreiss and Mt/1 sa Hruptl
'
Ptom: 149 500 '
Sales office open da~
10.00 AM -6.00 PM
(714) 661·2610
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Canyon Creek
offers special
financing r-ate
Special 10.5 percent financing details for the multi-paned win-
( 10.77 annual percentage rate) dowt and brick planter• and trim.
for the flr1t 1 O years hu been Even the doore of the two-and
Introduced at the luxury-home 1hf-.car iJ•raoee are flnllhed
· community of Canyon Creek at with decorative detalllng. 1 lrvtne. Introduced by hand-carved, 11Thl1 rate for 80 percent loans solld oak doora with aolld brass
ta a full three percentage point• locka, the homes also have
below the beet conventional atalned and leaded glue afde.
mortgagea available today/' said light or Inset wlndowa at each
Gua Orozco, ualatant vice presl-entry and foyers with Imported
dent for the developer, AnanclaJ ltaJlan ceramic tiles.
Scene Inc., a aubaldlary of Great Design variations Include In-American First Savings Bank. 1 For the flnal 20 yeara the loan rate tar or atrluma, a library loft, a
teeatabllshed by prevailing mort-akyllghted hideaway and, In two
gage ~ •• he added. of the models, downatalra den-
The mortgages are on•tlme bedrooms. Augmenting the for-
uaumable and have no prepay-mal living and dining rooms are
ment penalty, Orozco noted. nook eating areaa and tireakfut
Canyon Creek currently 11 of-bars and, In four of the plant,
ferlng lta aevenft\ and final phase famlfy rooma wltft wood-burning
C7
of 18 homes In Irvine'• North-fireplaces. wood community, winner of a Circular or angled atalrcases, The Plan 3 model at ln1.ne'a canyon Creek emphulw tbe muel•e, atate qaallty of tbe boaaee.
Gold Nugget award. vaulted celllnga as well 81
Nine of the 18 homes In phase clerestory windows and skylights
aeven and a total of 119 In all accentuate the Interior dimensions. have been aold In the 128-unlt, Other amenltlea Include wet
gate-guarded development. bara with custom-crafted wine Prtcea range from $260,000 to k d d 1
Move-i!}s under way at Pentridge Cove
$348,000 and occupany la rac s an gar en P antera with Move-Ins have begun In the
acheduled for November. outside drainage syetema. ftnal phase Encore edltlon of the
Designed by Cordell Ron and Tov1altCanyonCreek, takethe Pentrtdge Cove Condominium
AMOClatea, homea at Canyon Santa Ana Freeway to the Culver community In Costa Mesa. prea-
Creek range from two bedrooms Drive exit and proceed north on ented by the M.D. Janes Co.
and den to five bedroom•, two to Culver to Irvine Boulevard. Turn The remaining homes In the
three bath• and 1,750 to 2.900 dght on Irvine and left on Yale lutlncremfnt repreaent an op-
aquare feet. Lota are sized aa Avenue paat Hick• Canyon Dr. portunlty for those who want to
large aa 8,500 aquare feet. The sales center and the own In the heart of the South
The textured exteriors feature furnished models by Carole Coast Metro center.
cedar ahlngl•, patterned aiding, Elchen Interiors are open dally Prices range from $101,500 to
bo•rd and batten or heavy from 10 a.mo to-6 p.m., except on $130,000 for the one-and--two-
-Spant,ah f8Qe at~ ~w-re1...-MMondaY9wft9nhour1.,..~tcr-bedf'Oem,-•pUt-teve ·· nomes ·
tlle or 0.-ar roota, extend~ 6. For mor• lnformaJ.lon, caJI Bullder-uslated flnanetng Is also
eavea and overhang•. and radlua 730-1800. avallable.
Crest
condos
feature
garages
Two-car garagea with direct
home entry are an Important
attr:actlon to buyer• at Landmark
Homee/Creet Serlea, a con-
dominium d~elopment by Sig-
nal Landma~ Inc. In the hllla of El
Toro.
~ce a Jllgh petrce~aLJ~_J_
home development• In this price
range only otter detached
carport•, the tuck-under garages
at The Creet are very popular with
our buyers," said Retha Roberta,
aalea manager at the community .
.. Anyone who has ever had to
make aeveral trip• back a.nd forth
between a detached carport and
a condominium unit to unload a
car of groceries can teU you Just
how much more convenient an
attached garage really la," Rob-
erta said ... ,n addition, a garage
provides a much atronger feeling
of MCUrlty, eapeclally for female
resident• who arrive home after
dark."
Priced from $114,500, the
community features four floor
plane, ranging from 1,298 to
1,420 square feet. Two plans
have two bedrooms and two have
three. All homes feature• either a
walled front patio or private rear
deck, a downatalra powder room
and two full up1taJr1 bath•. Three
model• Include a famlly
room/dining area, and the larg-
eet noor plan featurea both a
formal dining area and aeparate
breakfast nook. Two plan• have
IMng room flreplac..
A model d•lgned especially
for unrelated atngri"a purchulng
together featurea dual matter
bedroom•. each with It• own
private bath.
Among the standard featur•
In all plane are central air con-
ditioning, tnergy-aavlng pllotleu
gu heating, oeramlo tlle entry
ftoorlng, carpeting In all major
llvlng areal, bullt-ln llntn
atorage, and deluxe hardware
and llghtlng flxturee.
Community recreation faclll·
tlel In the ftret ph ... of develop-ment lridude a awtmmlng pool,
tennl• oourt and cfubhou• with
louna-, kttohen and lhower flClll·
tlel for both men and women. A Moond twtmmlng poof with
cabana and two addltlonal tennla
oourtt wtl1 bl ldded In a later
ph.f:·..._ omoe and cteoorated
modefl at The Creet are~
d.tty from ~o a.m. to a p.~. The
dfwloprTMnt. Wh~" bltWMn
11 Toro and Old El Toro Aoada Jult .et of TrabuOO Aoed, oan bl rteOMd by taking the Ian Diego
Fr9fta'f to the !f Toro Aoed exit
and drM'!:Q ... , on El Toro A09d.
More lnfc:iim• IM ti lvaff8~ by
oalllng 15t.2412.
Belcowt's AD New
Terrace Collection,
Behind Guarded Gates
in N~rt Beach.
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Standard featurea of the bedroom with private dreulng lnterestedpurchueracmtlour -
homes Include marble fireplace area and bath, two-car garage the model homes dally, except
facing, hearth, and mantle; up-with automatic door opener and Thur9day and Friday, from 10
graded door casings; Imported ceramic tlle tub surrounds. a.m. to 5 p.m. at 7'48 Randofph
ceramic tile kitchen counter topa Kitchens otter Mff-cteanlng Street.
wfth wood edge piece and full oven, microwave and dlsh· To reach the MW con-
back apJash.; and recessed washer, fumftur•flnlSh ca:blnett, cS<>mlniuma, take the Corona .det "down lighting." Mar or~ ... Na.o..A Fr-. From hardwood-framed luminous cell-~· -vvv ._ .... _,
In aome plans, there are cus-Ing llghtlng and lcemaker plumb-the Corona det Mar, exit at Beer
tom-finished crown moldings Ing Street, turn left onto Bear and • · . • take an Jmmec:Uate left onto; vaulted celling• ~n~/or --Extertora, feature cap eoct ":'8ekerand p.oceeilte>ft1'0rifee. · ~\~ .. wlA_dQWa._•_,----accentssUchaslap~t om-:tM:-:Sen 06ego, .et-at --
Other appointments Include a -paned windows. white wood trim Briltol and prciceed 80Uth to
private patio or deck, master and decoratlye door moldings. Baker Street. then tum t.
Grand D ign fo r Living
in . ·C\\rport. --., _________________ _
!Tom S445,(XX)
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akyllghte and private· p tlos or
terrace balconies.
c,.ystal Cay homes also fiave
Single-level condos, two-story townhomes
ln~una Helgl'tts are prtced from $89, 000
-energy-efficient forced air
the master-planned community· heating with preparation for fu-
of Laguna Heights, are priced ture air conditioning, fully In-
from $89,000.. sulated walls and ceilings, llght-
oJSh Homes' Crystal Cay
community has been ringing with
constant bUyer activity ever &Inc
the Walnut-bUed bullder first
nl'lOUnced plans to develop the
303-unlt townhome and con-
dominium pTo)ect last July,"
ccordlng to Chuck Lockhart,
manager for Coats Realty,
lnq.
"With over 160 of our homes
eold al.nee \he November open-
ing, Crystal Cay's success has
been almost entirely through
word-of-mouth," added Lock-
hart.
CrystaJ Cay homes, located
.. Just off Crown Valley Parkway In
Oesigned by The Berkus weight concrete oetwee11 party
Group, the slngle-lev l con-floors fotextra sound control, full
domlnluma with one or two preparation for future fireplaces
bedrooms and two-story and covered parking atalls with
townhomes, Incorporating up to etorage areas.
two bedrooms and a loft, range In Recreational amenities Include
size from 759 to 1, 171 square two swimming pools and spas, a
feet. votleybatl and basketball court
Recipient of the 1984 award of and a viewing gazebo.
"'erlt for "The Best Affordable Seven furnished model homes,
Attached Housing Develop-decorated by Design I, and the
ment," Crystal Cay offers two-sales office, staffed by Coate
story living rooms with sloped Realty, Inc., are open dally from
ceilings, separate dining areas, 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. For further
draperies, fnterfor laundry areas, Information, call 831-8860.
Crystal Cay lD LUaDa B~ta by Shea B~• often two-slory UYl.nj room.
with alooed ceW.na•. mepuate dlnln&
rooma ana akyupta.
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.. parrow Hill's second phase
: . pens well ahead of schedule
Pacesetter Homes has opened
Phase II of ·Sparrow Hiii, a
townhome community In Laguna
Niguel.
"Because of the rapid sellout
of Phase 1 ... we've moved._up the
date of the grand opening of
Phase II In order to accommo-
date the many buyers Interested
In owning a home at Sparrow
Hiii," said Landon M. Exley,
executive vice president of the
development firm.
Sparrow Hiii Is part of the
master-planned Collnas de
Capistrano community, with
prices that begin at $109,995,
and a financing package that
Includes a 1031. percent ad-
justable rate mortgage.
The townhomes are available
In four one-and two-story floor
plans, each with two bedrooms
and one or 1 'h baths.
The single level plan offers a
llvlng room that4opens onto an
outdoor deck. There Is a formal
dining area, kitchen with pantry,
full bath and-prtvate faumfl')'
area.
The two-story plans feature
kitchen, famlty room, llvlng room
and powder room on the first
level, with one plan also offering a
breakfast nook. Two bedrooms,
a full bath and laundry are
upstairs. Some plans have walk-
In closets, and the two-story
homes also feature fenced rear
yards with patio slabs.
The homes at Sparrow Hiii
have carpeting, vinyl kitchen
floors, bath and service area
flooring, marble pullmans, and
skylights. Most plans have fire-
places with Imported ceramic tile
hearths and facings. _,Forced air
heating and enclosed garages
are Incorporated Into every build-
ing.
Sparrow Hiii 1$ stttl8ted frr a
park-like atmosphere with wide
greenbelts and parkways sur-
rounding the recreation center,
which features pool, spa and
tennis court. The recreation
center, common areas and build-
ing exteriors are maintained by
the homeowners association.
To reach Sparrow Hiii, take the
Santa Ana Freeway to Crown
Valley Parkway. Drive west on
Crown Valley to Greenfield. Turn
left to Paseo de Collnas and right
to the sales office, which Is open
dally from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Additional Information may be
obtained by calllng 495-3901 .
Woodbridge-Parklane designs
: completed by Hales-·Langston
The architectural firm of Hales-
... cangaton has compfeted the
designs for the WMllam Lyon
Co.'a Woodbridge Parklane de-
velopment In Irvine.
• • The project wlll offer one-and
two-story, slngle-famlly ex-
ecutive homes expected to sell at
J)rlcel starting below $200,000,
according to Brian Norkaitis, vice
I" president for The Wllllam Lyon
Co.
"The homes wlll be large, with
ftoor plans ranging from 1, 759 to
2,480 square feet of living space.
And they'll be very well appointed
with modern features and
amenities," he said.
Four furnished and decorated
models will be displayed In
Woodbridge Parklane, expected
to open sales In late summer.
Among the community fea-
tur• are two man-made lakes,
swimming lagoons, beach clubs,
tennla courts, pools, spas, and a
private tennis club.
Plan One, the Savoy, wlll be a
single-level home with two
bedrooms and twQ baths, plus a
den, dealgned particularly "for a
professional couple or a pair of
empty neatera," said Jim
•. Langaton, partner In the
archltecturat firm.
• • • P.lan Two, the Mayfair, Is a two-
tory design, featuring three
rooms and 2~\ baths: It will
ff r 1,901 aqu r• feet of llvlng
~ .... ace"= and will be hJghllghted by
adulf retr•t from the master
P -\:llMIOrootn,
A master aulte retreat alao Is
Included In Plan Three, The
Windsor.
f
Plan Four, The Stratford, fea-
tures two bedrooms, three baths
and den In a two-story format of
2,310 square feet.
"Stratford will also be offered
In an optional design that fea-
tures a bonus room," said
Langston.
The Wiiiiam Lyon Co. ls accept-
ing registrations for Its Wood-
br Id ge Parklane Insiders'
Interest List. Registrants wlll be
kept up-to-date concerning pro-
gress of the development and will
receive Invitations to attend the
preview opening of the model
homes.
Those Interested In having
their names Included on the list
should contact The Wiiiiam Lyon
Co. at 833-3600, or wrtte to the
firm at 19 Corporate Plaza Dr.,
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
..
WooclbrldC Soath Lake will be wttlalD ..udU 16'taace of
the William Ly Co.'• WooclbrtA~eParklaae diftlopment. . .... '
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Mediterranean d•lln· fancdonal Door plan• bfChllCht hom• at Villa lllra. #
Villa Mira's popularity convinces
. builder to release new. phase, early
Some 400 Interested home Prices begin at $88,000 for the reflect the ambiance of Medlter-
ahoppera turned out for the alngle-level two-and three-ranean villages.
grand opening of VIiia Mira In bedroom residences tha1 offer RecreatlonaJ amenities Include
Laguna Niguel, a development of nearly 1, 100 square feet of llvlng two-solar assisted swimming
80 homes by the Carma-Sand-apace. pools and spas, a fully equipped
llng Group. Master bedrooms have adja-gymnasium, a volleyball court
Of those 80 homes, .a were cent or connecting baths with and a clubhouse.
sold before the opening week-decorative fixtures and dresalng Sales representatives are
end, and an addltlonal 21 were areas. avaJlable to assist shoppers from •
purchased by the time the week-Exteriors of Spanish lace stuc-10 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. For further
end was over. co are crowned by tile roof& to Information, oall 643-2906.
In fact, the condominium cotn-1.-----m:.iiiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii munlty has proved so popular the
developer has released homes
for sale In the second phase well
ahead of the aohed\Jled date,
"The momentum JUS1'hasn 't let
up," said E.A. "SaAdy" andllnQr
president of The Carma-Sand-
ling Group. ''The response to
VIiia Mira has been tremendous.
So many buyers llned up for the
opportunity to Invest In a VIiia
Mira home that we reteased
Phase II· ahead of predicted
schedules.''
I
COMMERCIAUINDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE .
Crookall, Shirley & Company ha an lm1Mdlate.1equlr"'*'t f()( the toflowtng
potltlorir. • . . . . 1.
4 peop"-_OR,\NGE COUNTY. S.-beclcground a, mull RMI eetate ex-
perience beneftcial but not rllqUfred. WUI work dlr.ctfy with Pr1nclpal 6' rMmberl
of Senior Salel and Management Staff. ExtenalYe "Hand8 On" training program.
Strong Mmlnga potential and exc.!Jent growth opportunity.
PINN call Of lend reeume to:
Crookall, Shlrt.y &. Co., Attn: Matty Str9dtman, V.P.
801 N. Patkcenter Dr1Y9, Ste 205, Santa Ana, CA 92705
714/558-1517
H•rll .-our Clll•ntl•t -thNe •cltlns ewents at no eta.rs•
SATUMAY, AUOUST ZS , 11:00 A.M.
Mark Burkhardt and Joan reathe~, with the award·
winning design team of Yeiser-Garland, will dlscu:ss "What·
Are My Cholce:s for '85 r -how model home:s are de:slgned,
future fashion trends In color and style, an'tJ how to tum
your new home Into a "model." An hour of Informative and
lntere:stlng "Inside tips.•
SATUMAY, Sf PTrMtJflt 8, ll:OO A.rt
Mor3e-We5tern Corp.
Jerry Mo~e, President
Wiii give a presentation on ""Ou tdoor ~nvlronments for
Your Backyard." TIRS on ba5/c de:slgn, landscape, masonry,
Irrigation, deck5, pools and :spas.
S4JNOAY, Sfl'TfMtJflt lS, 11 :00 A.M.
Broek·Moore, A .5tore ror Cook!s .
Will give a unique pasta demon:stral1on, and havt? a varl ty
of table :setttng.s on display •
Question and ansW!r perlon wt/I follow each ~nt and
refre:shmen~ wlll be 5erved.
Thrtt mod I hom~ wlll be open from 10:00 A.M. to 6 :00
RM ,may broW~ttwough tMf. ~aft« the·..::=-"===:::::
pre~ntatlons. ,,
ror further lnfOrmatlon and reservations phone
(714) 8'1-7 llO or (71.4) Z40·l.50.5
~~~~,~-~!~~~F~~~~~~~~~~.!,~~"Y!~.~ed~!a ~~~~ed~M~~!~fl'~
tratlon Information will be avall-seawatch wm offer 40 two-able condominium homes. The terlng for ~he Seawatch lottery highlight Seawatch exteriors. away. '•
able to prospective buyer1 this bedroom, 11A-bath con-flrat lottery will be for buyers should plan to come out early to . .• To reach the master,plarfned
weekend at the Seawatch.CQn:-:.~. d.omlnlum homea priced from the Whose Individual or combined our safes traller, Which wlll be Residents of all Beacon Hiii Beacon Hin residential w-. tse
domlnlum community In Laguna mld-$50,0001. The Interest rate Income does not exceed 70 open dally from 10:30 a.m. to communltlea have access to the Crown Valley P.-kwlly .xlt
Nlguel'a Beacon Hiii area. wlll be 12-.995 percent (13.4 percent of 1he projected county 6:30 p.m., to obtain complete manyprlvaterecreatlonfaclllties, aouth from the San OiegO F,....
A 1 percent annual P4!"'centage rate) median for September 1984 project and flnanclaJ Information Including two swimming pools way to ClubhOt.198Drive.1'1.m e.ft
sa 88 trailer wlll be open to for a 30-year ftx8d Interest rate ($28,226), While the aecond lot-and fill out a. qualifying regls-and Whirlpool spas, aa wefl as on CJubhou• to Niguel ~
distribute materials to those who and a down payment u low as 5 tery will be for those people with tratlon form," aald Mark Con... tennis court.a. In addition, hiking then r:lght and foUow the 9'gna to
earn up to 80 r,:rcent of the percent. an Income of up to 80 percent of zelman, a principal In Shawntana and biking trans are avaJlable at Seawatch. For more Information,
county'• median ncome. Two lotterlea will be held on the projected county median for Development, one of the project nearby SaJt Creek and Laguna call Shawntana ~··
A de v e Io pm en t of Sept. 14 to determlAe the September 1984 ($29,973). partners. Niguel Patka, and South Orange office at 855--1307.
Barratt's Studio Two condo
displayed at Anaheim show
. .
More than 600 exhibitors will display wares.
at Southern California Home &Garden Show
Visitors to George Colourts The focus ta on entertainment
Productions' 30th Anniversary In the living/dining area, While the
Edition of the Southern Callfornla adjacent kitchen features a eer-
Home & Garden Show at the ~ng ()9Unter with folding d.291'1
Anaheim Convention Center this and an area for the waaher/aryer
weekend through Aug. 28 will be un1t. The steeping area and
able to see a full-acale, fully dr888fng alcove/bath form a
furnished model of Barratt'• Stu-privacy center with double ward-
dlo Two condominium. robes for storage. A shower /tub
The studio condominium rep-comblnatJon lil-ttw.-bath ta 1tan-
resenta Barratt-American'• at-dard.
tempt to help the first time buyer All units In eou·ntry Oaks offer
break Into the housing market. decorator selected carpeting, air
Anaheim Convention Center fa-cmty; 800 w.xate1ra.acrosa froin .
Disneyland.
New for this year's show la the
Antique Corner, with more than a
dozen dealers offering their
wares.
Hour• are Monday through
Thursday 2 to 10 p.m., Friday 2 to
11 p.m., Saturday noon to 11
p.m. and Sunday noon to 9 p.m.
Prices are $4. 75 for adults,
$3.75 for senior citizens over 60
Monday through Thursday, $2.50
for children 6-16, and free for
children under lbc.
For further Information call
999-8900. The studio unite are complet&-conditioning, smoke detector,
ly furnished, so buyera don't have bullt4n telephone and televtlk>n liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiililiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiill to chooee between an Immediate outlets and private patios. Other
addltlonal cash outflow to buy featurea are a water Hne to
furniture or making do with refrigerator space for 11n ic.-
aecond-rate furniture to buy a makW, ytater saving tolleta and ·
new home. hardwood kitchen cablnet1.
· These condos are currently· Recreational ameftltlea tnctude
avallable for safe In the "Counta_a m. semi-enclosed spa,
Oaks" community In Creekside, cabana area and tennl1 courts In
Ontario. Addltlonal unit• will be a green area, all maintained by
available In Mlsalon Viejo and the homeowners' aaaoclatlon.
San Diego planned communltlel The Studio Two unit• range In
due to open for sale In Septem-price from $39,900 to $57,000,
bef'; others are on the drawing depending on the community In
boards for Simi Valley and Which they are located. the
Chatsworth. average price 11 around $50,000.
The 400-aquar&-foot Studio A typical down payment 11 5
Two unit Includes a carport, all percent, and payments are com-
appllancea -range, oven, dish-parable to rent.
washer, refrigerator. washer and In addition to the ttudio
dryer -and la furnished to models, Country Oaks also ha
create a multl-dlmenafonal llvlng unfurnished one-and two-
apace with a Murphy-type wall bedroom units. ·
bed, shelving unit with a sec-Prospective homeowners Who
retary, aofa, table, lamps, lo-boy, visit the Anahefm show can see
dining table and chairs. more than 600 exhibitors at the
Somerset Pt. offers
rural tranquility,
homes near the sea
Surrounded by mllllon-dollar fireplace gas outlet•. textured
real eatate and overlooking the wane and celllnge, Interior laun-
countryside, Someraet Point of-dry areas and air conditioning.
Jeri beach lovers luxury homes KltcheA• Include 11~ycle
from $189,500 to $249,900. dlahwaahera, 1elf-cleantng
Flexible loan packages are ovens, touch-control microwave
available. oven1, lcemaker plumbing and
Faur floor plans Illustrate the oversize pantries, along wtth
progressive design philosophy of ceramic tile counter tops, oak
Sand Dollar Development, Inc.; cabinets, oak-trimmed lumlnou1
known for lta "homes of the celllnga and greenhouae wln-
tuture." dowa.
The homea range from 1,928 to Master bedrooms and bath•
2, 700. square feet, with • choice feature oval 1teel tuba aur-
of four bedroom•. · three rounded by ceramic tlle, double
bedroom a plu1 den, four afnk1 with antique br ... flxtur-
bedrooms plus den, or five tlled lhowera (aeparate from
bedrooms. A• many aa three b I t 1 ) d oak
bath• are atandard. Som«Mt :b~nt~I. mos P an• an
Point 11 the only community In the Many muter bedroom• tn-
area to offer three.car garagee and a drlve-thru garage In one elude their own ftreplaee u wen.
plan. The horne9 provide complet9ty
Located above the Laguna fenced ....,. yard1, fUll width
Niguel Canyon•. )u1t mlnut• concrete drt\-.weya, flte..t,..ted
from Pacific eout Highway ~ lhake roofa, outdoor t>wt>eque
beaehes. the community of flttlnga and aiding and rnuonry
SomerMt Point 1trtva to com-treatment•.
bine rural tranqulllty and ocean To vttlt the communttY and
breezet within easy llOCell of ·tour the model homee cteeagned
maJor bUSlnen and flnanclal by Oellgn 1 of Loe Angetee, take
center• of Orange County. the Santa Ana FrMWaY to Crown
Featurea of the homel tnceude Va»tr/ Parkway. Drtve w.et on
tll• or wood entrlM that teed to Crown VllW/ Partrway to The
living room• wtth veutted centnga Street of the GOiden l9ntern on -and:ll~lt nrepl1Ca, walk-: tbeJ9ft uma.ttonThe81rwtot
In wet bara in moet modell, the GOiden LAntem and follow
akytlght1 or cozy wtndow nooka._the n1 to SornerMt Point. FO(
Also f .. tur.c:t are oek t\ind· furt er Information. call
rail• on 1talrw•Yt· .carpeting, 131·1218. •
..
Traditimud Eli!gance
By Tiu! Sea
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NOnc. TO CM'DfTOM
Of' llUUC 'TillJU..FU
l 101 107 u.c CJ ~ IO __ ,,_of
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Gout be "-'llnaf1*rlA~lnDlml pr°'*1) ~~ill
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CIUCt9d tiy: a °'""""rait..... ttanet.,Of{e) ,.,.. South duc1td by:
lrern Gllrnan, I M Cen._, ta !. ~ 0rMi ~ BMch. TI* . I lllild :sewnteMOI treel, Cotta Tilll tment Ml fled 291()
County CNtk OI Or· Mela. CA tHt7. wtttt "'9 County~ Of Or· T"lt CUil II .CIOn'-9'1G9 County on -Ml 24, n. eoc.tlOO 1n c.llfOinae WI09 eoun1y wi Jutv 20. ducted tty: liidMOlial
1M4 or the dlitf IOUttv. ClllfiC9 1984 ,.10.. M,_ fdllh Armatro1\9 ,.,_, °' ~ ~ offtoe Pv~ Ofmnge C4*I McCond•
Pubhhed Or911ge COMt of the lnt.tnded t~l«Of le: DaltY f>llot ~ 19, 2t Thie etattwnent wae flled ~ PllOt .My 21, Al!OUM 6, uma .. ~ · 6el:ltemb« 2. I , 11M with I"-County Ci.ti Of Or·
12. tt, tM4 All othtr bUllnea ,,.,,.. 8u·202 ~ County on AliQWI 14, Pvbliltlad Oranot Cout -------au-~_1 n addr ..... UMd by u,. '~ Detty P1lot JUiy it. Auguet s. Publlehad 0r1ng9 Cout •-.,. 111111\Til'c In~ Ir.,,.,_°' within PllllfC NOTIC£ ' • ntma 12, 19, 1"4 09ll!r Pll01 ~•t $, 12, t9,
_ _....~...,..--..-""--.''~-..---'"'-)'911'9 1Ut !Nat 10 flt Publlihed Ofanga CciM1 IU·71 28, 1904 ftCTITIQUf .u.-u .. known to IN 1111ended ACTTnOUe INl•H Dally Plot Auguet 1t, 28, • su.a&
MAISITAtamfl t~ln ThlMuwn .W.ITATI -NT ~-2.t, 1M4 . PtB.IC NOTICE nie followlno le Shop, 2754 e. C:O..t High.. n. tolowlng pat1ICM II SU-193 1 __ ..-,;;.......,_; __ _
dc*la bullnew par'IOft _,., COfona Oii Mer. CA doing blJ'*-u · RC1'fTIOUe IUIMll --------
MUL-8 CUr,:Ot.4 UP •2129• RANGO ARTS. 141 "'' PlElJC fl>RC£ NA• ITATDllMT Pta.JC *>TIC[
HOL9T£1'Y, 1t1 W. UlflSt~ ~":'.,.. rw: 1-.: = =.Of' Coe1I M ... , Cellf. ITAn:.MT The followlng l*'IOft II F'ICTITIOU8 .U ... 11 ~! ..... ~.~.!.. 1ran1l•H(•I are: South Sendra Yelenct, &49 8tut• cw wmtlMAWA.L ~ .. ~E 1..-:R':•r C~R· ~ ITATlllENT ._ .,.._., ·-·-• .. COM! M C.t9t; 213 E. geon Of .. C09ta M9U. Callf. -, .. __ .._ "'"'" ..... Tt141 lo8ow\ng par.ona II'• 110 E. Elder St.. Slnta Alw. Sav•ntMnlh 81 , Coate 12829 ... _ _.,._,._ TERS. 122 Promontory ~ ~..,.._ 11 c.:"~2~ I Mete. CA 82e27. Tllle bulln ... 11 con· °":::~~ ~ :=o N9Wpoft laect\, (e)AIR-(:RU18U·TQURS ,,.._ ' con-That Iha P"°'*1Y l*'tj-duc:t9d by: en !nett~ luu.11 NAME · TRANSIT (b)AIA-CRUtSE.8-duci.d by en lndl~ nent harwto la daecnti.d In Sendra Y.n.nd W Jliam T. Mctlwain, 122 TOURS LINES (clAIR· = ~ t filed ~Ill u Art Gallery and TIMI 1t1temant wu flied 1 Thi 1~ paraon ha Promontoi Drive East, CAUISES·TOUR8 l!X·
th the c:;1c..::' of Or P1etur• Framing and It With the County C1aOt of Or· ::h~:,~: :-~ Newport Hch, ICellf. PRESS (d)AIR·CRUISES·
WI ,.~-n J • located 11 283 E. ~ erige County on .My 31, .. tin(! under the fictitious t2t80Thlt b 11 ....... 11 cAft. TOURS SHUTTLE. 2158 : ........ ty on UIY 24• teenth Streat. ec.ta ~. 1984 bullneee nM\41 of MY.JAV u ·~-.... Newpof1 Blvd . Cot1a ~
,..1214 CA t2e27 '1511Ctt SEARCH CONSULTANTS at dUCted by an lndMdual Calif. 92827
Publlahed Or Coa The bull,_. name UMd PublltMCI Orange Coat 23522 El Toro Rd , Suitt ~':':.1=':"=. tiled Newport Beach Ren· •
o.lly Piiot J ly ~ 5
1 by the aaid tran1twelf{1) It Dally Piiot Auguat &, 12, 111, 203, El TOl'O, CA 92830 With the Count Clwll of Or· tllllloura, Inc., Callforn\a,
1, 9 1914u · UVU11 • 191d location It South Coelt i9· 1984 , The flctltloua bualn•H ange Coo 1 Y JUiy 24 21511 Newpot1 B1¥d., Cott•
.... ' ' SU-77 A'!.._~t !!~ .... 1 .. ,, __ ;.,_ •-SU-12 name etatarnent lor lht part. 1984 n 't on . M .... c.llf. 92827 ,, .. _.... .,..,. ....... .. ...,.,C AM\TICE nel'9hlpwufi*fonJan.12, nin• ·Thi• buelneu la con· Ml.IC NOTICE lntandad to be conaum-f'UUU nu 1982 in the County ol Or· Pvblllllad Or•,,,... Cout ducted by: • COf'poratlon
---------mated II the oftlce of. MOT1CI! Of •"99 ALE NO. F180787 Dally Piiot July 2i.A~uat 6, d Paul J Burchett, Prael-
F1CT1'T10UI INltNall Cootlm, Coltman & How-TIWITlrl I.AU Full Name and Addraee of 12 19 198" ant
NAME ITAT!MENT ard. 17 82 E 17th Street, T.I. NO. 4INl-Cl1 the Parton Withdrawing: • • SU-70 Thl1 etetamanl wu fllad
The lottowlng penons are Tutlln, Callfomla on or aner tMPOft'TMfT NOTIC'e JHMt R. Holt, 24241 with the Coonty Clattt of Or-
dolnQ butlnata es· .Auguet 31, tt84 TO"'°"'""' Verda El Toro CA 92830 etl09 County on Auguat 14,
zYM-A· TEC INTER-Yhl• t>olk tran.ter 11 eut>-OWNIR s1gMcl. J•nna R. Hott Pla.IC NOTICE 1984
NATION.AL, 630 TravarM jact to Cellfomla UnttOf'm YOU AM .. 0.'AU\.T PublltMCI Orange Colet '212111
OrlYa, Cotta M.... Calif. ~clal Code Section UNDO A DHD CW TRUIT, Dally Piiot July 29, Auguet 5, ~:A~ D~bl~ Ae;:r1~~
92821 The name end addr9N of DATID Ayt. II. 1•, U... 12, 19, 1984 .._ ti.r 2 8 tM Gllll M Thomae, 835 Saa. the paraon with Whom Liii YOU TAKa ACTION Su·74 The follcwlng P«10n II ..._tarn , , t ~Ln·C212, Newport clalmt may ti. filed It TONOT!CTYOUR~· ntm•te AM\Til'C ~H~~~STRUC-SU-198
• C<f t2ee3 Jerome Muller 2438 Bow-UITY, IT MAY M IOLD AT f'uut. nu w. TIOH CO., 2479 Elden St
Jama9 R. EMka, 630 doln Plaoa eoita Maea. CA A "*1C &AU. • YOU flCTITtOUl IUllHlll ,f5, Coeta MHI, Calif ~~··Cotta ~ 92928 and the t..i day for :SlltEANNA~'= NAME ITATEllENT 92827 Pl&JC f«)TIC[
Thla bu1ln•1 le con· ftllng ~_!Y-any1Cfedit1,..°! '"OCllDfMQ AQAINIT The following paraon i. Robert Harrie Hanley, ---------1 ducted by a _.., pen ahd .,... ..._....1 3 • ...... YOU YOU IHOUU> CON-doing bullnea II 2428 Elden St. #15, Cotta '1CT1l10UI MllMll
ntnnlp .,.....-• wtllc::tl le the ~ day TACT A L.AWYUL DEVINE VISUALS, 2120 M .... Cllllf 92827 MAm ITATIMeNT
a.it M. Thomet ti.fora tr. conaummatlon NOTICE IS HEREBY Monrovt. A¥9 , Cotta Maea, Thia butlnau 11 con-TM followtng panona a.re
Thia ltat.,,_,t wu flied data apadfted abOW. GIVEN that the r-' property CaJtf 82827 ducted by: 111 lndMduaJ doing bualnaM ...
wtlh the County a.1c of Or· ~~o =o ertuatad In the County of Or-Gary Alll\ DaVlna. 2120 Robar1 Hanley (•)ALICIA SANDWICHES
ange County on JUiy 28, Im~· T,..,.....•)) .... St••• of callfomla, Mon<<>YI• A¥9 . Cotta ....... Thll ltllaman1 ... filed & MORE (b)ALICIA CATER·
1984 oat.ct· •·"lUlt 18• l08" known u · 28 Cllnyon leland Callf 92e27 with the County CWk of Or· ING, 24831 •C AllQe Pkwy, f2114'7 · --vv~ • Ortw. Nawpor1 Beech, Call-Thi• bu1lnes1 11 con-#91 County on JUiy 24, LllQUfll Hiiie, Caltt. 02853
Pvbbhad Orange eceat Publllhad Orange Coul fomla and daacrtbad u tot-ducted by: an lndlvl®ll 1984 ,_11QZ Yvonne Ava Sima, 318"2
o.11y Piiot July 27, Auguat 3, Dally Piiot AUQUI\ t9~~."!!. Iowa Gary Davtna Via Falun, Trabuco Cyn.
10. 17, 1"4 • """""' Order Nb 43835 Thie etatamant _.. fllad Publlahad Orange Coat C&llf 92878 F-184 PARCEL h Unn No 28 u with the Clatk of Or· Dally Piiot July 28, Aug\111 6, Biiiy Don Sima, 311M2 Via rtaJC fl)Tlct .._ end ~ If, the anot. Coun J1.111 24, 12. 19, J914 '7 f'elNI\, Tflbuco Cyn., ---------i Condominium Plan re-19P SU· 6 929711 FJC1lnOUI llU.-.a· corded on Oc\Obat 15, 1976 Thl1 bu1lnan It con-
" ._.. ~ 6oott 11540. .Plba 12 Pubfflhad P\&Jt NOTICE ~ad by • ~, Pll"I· BUTLER TN fo11ow1ng panona n •twouoh 220, IAolUllYe, Oallv~ __ .;;..;..o_____ naretilp
DAVID NELSON doing bue1naaa u : flclll l\acorda of Mid c&.in-12. tt,,1984 FICTITIOUl IUUdll Yvonne A Sime
C A L C O A S T ty; SU-73 NAiii ITATEMEMT Thia ttatamant wa flied
BUTLER, age 32, PROPERTIES. clo Ona PARCEL 2 An undivided The followlng peraona a.re with the Coonty Cltttl of Or· pasaed away A\.lg\.< Brookhollow OtlYa, Santa on• 1htty-flret (118111) pt&JC NOTICE doing bullneu u: ~ Coonty on Auguat 14,
15 • 1984. He it Ana. Callf. 92705 lntar91t u a tenant In com-( 1) SIMMN AUTO SUPP· 1984
survived by his lovina George W. Calthaml, mon In the fee lnteraat In and FICTIT10UI 9UIMll LY (2) HANNA NAJEM (3) fl252lllT • 31322 Monterey Strfft, to the Common Ar• of Mid NAME ITA,...,,., AAISSER AFIF, 3201 H1tb0t' Publlehtd Orange Cout
paren ta James & South Leouna. Calif. t2tl77 Lot and Trec1 u euc:h term It The followlng Paf90ll 11 Blvd., eo.ta Ma... CA. Dally Piiot Auouat 111, 28,
Dorothy BuUer, of Honn N. Nowell, 821 Cella ~Int"! Artlclaantltlad doing bu9lneN u : 92826 Saptemti.r 2. t . 1tM
Newport Beach Hidalgo, San Clemente, Daflnltlona of the Oaclar· CHEAAE PUBLIC REL.A· Hanna George Najarn, SU-1'7
B •'---J K · Callt 82872 atlon of CoYaMnta, Con· TIONS-GOVERNMENTAL 19023 Hem St., Artaall. CA. rou.ICI, ames evin Ooucl'a K Ammerman dltlonl and Raatrlctlona ,.. AGENCY 1 Sundance New-90701
But J er, Cu 1 hi n I 707 A~ Awnua, eor~ COl'dad on Auouat 21, 1975, POf1 a.cih, Cellf. 9~ SlmHn Auto Supply, ---------laland, Maine, aunt on• def Mar, c.IH 92825 In book 11495, P8oa 16155, Charyl RM Wiich, 1 Sun-15804 Lakewood Blvd.. f'tlllC f«)TICE
Manan Hill of San Thia bu1lnea1 I• con-~~al (t~~-~of tlon~)ld dance, Newport BHch, Ballflowtir, CA.. toe23 ---------• duc1ed by 1 ~el part· vuun ,,. ......,., CaJtt. 92983 KllHar Aflf, 15804 F'ICTITIOUllNl•ll
Juan . Capistrano, naretllp PA El 3: ~clulNa Thia bualnen 11 con. Lakewood Blvd., Bellflower, NANI ITATEllENT C.th~ Hoegee. of George w Caltllaml .....,,.,.. tor acc.e, In· ducted by; en Individual CA. toe23 The followlnel paracne are San Juan C.p~ Thll llatamant wu tiled orau, egr... encroach-Chat)'t R. Walcti This b1Jllfl9N 11 con-doing Quelnaea u
d H 1 n...~u f •Ith the County Clattc of Or· mant. tuppOf1 and'°' other Thil etllarl*lt WU flied ducted by • ~al part· BARNHILL ASSOCIATES, an e en ~wu: 0 ange County on Jut; 31 P\KPOlll. 1111 • euc:h ...... with the County Clartl ot Or· '*9NP. 27405 Pver11 RM!. Sult•
Huntington Beach, ttM mant• .,.. r...wd for the .,. County on July 24 H.nna Najam 300, MIMlon VllJO, C.Uf
many other relatives "'1• beMflt of °' gtantad to 19M • Thia etatamant wu ftled t2et1
and friend.a Mr But. Pvbl.llhed Or-. Coea1 Ownlr'a In the~~~ .. ~~ "''3Sr with the County Clartl of Or· Rlc:herd A. 8i.nton, 25"2
Delly Piiot August a. 12. 11. ~Jon ..,.,.,_ ~ Pvblahad OrMQa eo.t ange County on July 24, Portanno Dr, MIMlon viato, ler wu born and 28 lee.4 manta Dally Piiot July 29. AUgull IS 19M Cald t:zet1 raised an Newport • su-eo EXCEPT all on, oil rlOhta, 12 tt tte4 . • m1m Latty E. Nelton, 3151 Air·
Beach atte~'"'" & mlnaral1, mlnaral rlghle. ' su.12 Publlll'led Orange Coat way Aw .. Suite L-1, Cotta
• . ·~'6 natural OU right• and othaf Oall)' Piiot July 29, Auguat 5, M-., Calif 92828
graduating fcom flt&.IC f«)TIC[ hydrocarbon•. by what-n.in•te W\TICE 12, HI, t91M · Thi• buelnesa 11 eon-Harbor High School, 10eVar name known. that f'UUI. nu Su-711 ducted by 1 general part·
was recently em-C-4211 may ti. within or under the ,ICTITIOUI INllNHI narthlp
DEATH NOTICES I
LOOKING FOR
. ·~THE""
APARTMENT?
SEE SUNDAYS
REAL ESTATE
SECTIO~
Daily Pilat
(71~) 642-4321
ployed by New-Mar KEM COUNTY ~=t!i 1::.,::11~~= NAME ITATDIENT Pl&IC f«>TICE ~:~~1~1=-flied ~~.~~~~ 1~ ~~·~~ng.~ha~~aoni. ~~IN~ll ~~Coo~C~~~~========~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ vices will be held ._.,.,.....,CA tzJ'01 mining, exploring and e>par· S~PER BODIES EX· NAME ITATEMINT anoe County on Augull 14,
Tuesday at lOAM, Plalnllff: KATHYRN VITT atlr,ig lhafaf()( and atorlng In ERCISE EQUIPMENT. The followlng paraon I• 1118'4 __ Ptml ___ 1c ..... rt0 ...... TICE ___ _
A 21 19oA S amlnorbyl'lerGuardlanAd andr.emovlngtheaamtfrom 1811MBrookhuretSt Foun-dol 1>1nlneu '2S2lle ugust ' '"• t Lttem ANTONIA J TROYER Mid land °' any other land, tal va11ay CaJll 92i0e ~ u : Publllhad Or•F\09 Cout FtemlOUI _,.,...,,
Andrews Presby-AND ANTONIA J .. TROYER, lnc:llldlng the right to whip-~laudta Cornwell D~~JtNii:i!:~s·v!?!:. Dally Piiot AU0\111 111, 28 T"-~~TAT!MIMT
tenan Church New-BRENDA BART e minor bv etock °' dlrec:tl<>Nlly drill Wll"-··n 2"" 1•th ""·-Calif. "'2708 Saptemti.r 2, 11, 1984 '"' .,,..,,.,ng paraona are • • ' and mine trom land• other """' · ~ " ........ • s 95 doing bullnaa u · port Beach. In lieu of her Guardian Ad Lltam than thOM l'lerelnaboY• a. Cotti M .... Cal" 82827 Dan Patric* DaDonato. u..1 o R pH E us p u B L 1.
flowers fanul y re-LINDA BART AND LINDA aerlbad oll ()( gu wall• tun-Thi• bualnau I• eon· 9089 DaftodM, Fountain VII-CATIONS 1773 Baham•
BART nal and all tt I 1 thr' h ducied tiy· an lndl\/ldual lay. Calif 92708 Place cOsta ~ Cd-quest donabons be Defendant CHARLEY Of' !croaa t~ 'au~~ Cl audi t Cornwall Thia bu1lna11 la con-fomta'92t129
made to Alchohc MACK CAMPBELL, JR. the land hltalnabo\19 d• Wiibourn ducted by: an Individual P\lllC f«)JIC[ O.\/ld P. Bergland, 1773
Anonymous Orange MARY ELLEN BURKE ANO aerlti.d and to bottom aucn Thi. etatament WU ftled Dan P. DeOonlto Blhlml Place Coe1• ....... ~unty C.e~traJ Of. DOES 1 through 30. In-wt'llpetOckad or dlractlonall) with the Coonty Clwll ol Qr. Thie atatemant wu ftled '1CTIT10UI IUl*Rll Callfomll 12628
ctullva drilled walla tunnell and etl09 Coonty on Auguat 14, with the County Olarte ot Or· MAME ITAftmM'T Thia buelnau le con·
race, 2712 South c ... No 1111181 .natte.undar'andt>anaethor 1984 ange Coonty on July 2 TMfollowfngparacneett ductadtiy:anlndMdUll
Grand Ave , Santa IUfllfllONI beyond the axtarlot' 11mtt1 '21a11 1984 doing bullnau u David P Bergland
Ana Ca 92705 NOTICE You "-" bMrl lharaol and to radrlll r.tun-Publlll'led Orange Cout '211• CAHILUCEJKA DESIGN Thia 1tatemant wu 1llad
__ tued. The oowt may dectdt nal, aq~lp, maintain repair. Dally Ptlot Augual 19. 211. Publlshad Orange Coat FOR MARKETING, a9t Pro-wtth the Coonty a.1c of Or·
GRANT ....... JOU WltMUt row 6Mper'I and C>Ptlfll• any Saptemti.r 2. t . ttlM Diiiy Piiot July 28, Auguat 5, ducllon Place, Newport Inga Coonty on August 111,
GRANT RICHARD batnt hMrd llnlMI '°",. wchwet1aormtnae, without su-194 12. 19, 1984 8Mch. Calif 92863 1984
COOLING bel ed apond WftNn •...,._Reed however, the right to drtll. SU-78 Jaffray Matthew C&hlll. ,._.
• ov the lnfonMdon -.... mine, ltMa, el(plore and 09-pt&JC f«)TICE 634 Bamard, IC, Coate Publlahad Orange Coat
son of Richard L and 11 you wllfl to IMll Iha~ erate through the aurtaca or Pla.IC M>TICE ~ c.itt 928211 • Dally Pilot, Auguet 19, 211
MarJOrie H Cool.mg ~of an 8'= :, 90 the UJ>P4" 500 IMt of the '1CTITIOUI 9UllNlll '1CTITIOUl IU..,..ll Janet TharM8 Celka. 786 Saptemti.r 2. t , 1984
of Newport Beach prm!.!:i1y~ ttllt your writ-IUbaurfaol Of the tend tier• NAME ITATEMENT ....... , ...... NT Clift Drl¥9. Laguna 8Mdl Su-200 . , ~·.... lnaboVa daacrlbad The loffowfng paf'IOnl are ,._ .. '.. Calif 92861 CA Memortal ser-ten responM, If any, may ti. end wlll be told at publk dol"li bualneM aa; TM followlng peraon 11 Thi• bualnffl 11 con-
Vlces to be held 2:00 m4:vi.Ji~ac1 hi lido• auction on the front 1tep111 D L LAGO PROPERTIES, d~?w~~~ r~ ENGi-ducted by. a llmltad partner· Pla.JC NOTICE
P19M 1
8
98un4 day, Apugusf. t mandade El tr1b1Jma, pueda }':,~:.=aC~~2:ir ~=m~~itt8~1~~ NEERING INC , 18000 lh~lf Cahill 'ICTITIOUI INllNUI
, , at act IC dacidlr contra Ud tin au-lornla on Augull 28th Delta Oavalopment I, a MacArthur Blvd., Sult• Thia atalamant wu fllad NAMe ITATIMUIT View Memorial Park, dlen<:la • manoa que Ud r• 19&4. '11 10 00 am . 10 thf Callfornla llmltad partner· 1142, lrvtna, CA 92715 with the County Clartt Of Or· The followlng paraon 11
in ~rona del Mar aponda dantro de 30 dlu hlgheat bidder for cuh In tlllp, 4282 Campua Drlw, Stephen Lewie Van etl09 County on Augult 14 doing bullnau u :
CA Th f l ' Lee le lnformaclon que lawtul eurreocy of the United Sulla C, Newport BMch, Wegon«, 302 vi.ta Trucha, 1'84 ' HOME PRODUCTS AND . e anu y re-1lgu1 Statea CaUI 112eeo Newport Beech, CA. 112eeo 1'212111 SERVICES L TO. 120 42nel
quest, in lieu o f II you with to teak the ad-Thi tale wtll be made Thia bualna11 11 con-Thlt bu1lna11 11 con-Publllhad Orenga Cou1 Strfft, Newport Baach,
flowers, oontributJons 111ce of an attorney In thl• without covenant or war· ducted by. 1 ~al pert-ducted by an lndMdUll Dally Piiot Augull 18 2e C.111 t2ee3
be d h G matter. you lhould do IO ty di j1111 narlhlp Stephan Lewie \Ian Sept ber 2 11 1994 ' ' John Robert Bradthaw . ma e tot e rant promptly ac that your writ-~ag; ~mbrW:: Robert H oavte. Pr .... Wagoner em ' • su-1te 120 42nd Strwat, Newport
Richard Cooling tanraaponM,lfany,mayba toutlefylhlobllg11lon..: dent Thia 1talament WU nled Beectl,c.l".92ee3
Scholarship Fund filed on time cured by and under the Thie •l•temant wu llled with the County C,_. of Or· Thia bualna11 11 con·
Berkeley Hall School St Ulltd d-lolk:ltar el POW9f of Sile conferred In with the Oounty Clark of Or· etl09 County on Augull 2, duetad t7y: an Individual
16000 Mulho lland conseto de un abogado., the Dead of Truet uacutad ange Coonty on July 31, 1tM aclDf 'C MftTICE John Robert B<adltlaw 11111 ~nto. dabartl hlCll10 by John G RIMldo • Mllf· 1984 l'2D011 f'uut.1 nu Tl\11 1tatemant wu Ned
Dnve, Loe Angeles. 1nmac1111aman11. de Ml• rtad Man• Illa Iota ind MP' '2111GZ Pvbl•lhad Orange Cout with the County C'9tk of Or·
CA g()()49 mantra , au rHPUHt• llfete P"°'*1Y .. Truator, to Publllhad Oretlga Cout Delly Piiot Augutt &, 12, 19. ~/A~U enga Coi.lnty on July 28.
------+eterlta, al hay alguna, puada Amer1can Homa MOftgage Deify Piiot Augu11 5. 12, tt, 28. 19M .... "l The 1....,...,. _ _._ • .,.. 1*
Mr reglatrada • tlarnpo Trutt Deed 8er'ltca Corpor· 28, 1984 ...,... ... ..... ".., ..-~-'211IOO
HA .. 80R LAWN·
MT. OLIY£
Mortuary • Ceme tery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
c a.1a Mesa
540 5554
PIE CE BROTHERS
B 'L BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Bro•dw1y
Costa Mesa
842 9150
IAL Tl Bl!"O!ROH
IMITH 6 TUTHILL
W!ITCLIFF CHAP!L
-437 E 17th S t
Coal• Meu
548·9371
PACl"C VfIW
MIMOIUAL ftAAK
Cemetery • Mortuary
Chapet • Crematory 3~ ~ac:lflc view Ori~
Nowport e.ac;h
~4·7700
McMO .. MtCK
MOATUAftY
1795 L~: Canyon
I. gune be h, C1
92851
49•·9416
1· TO THE DEFENDANT A etlon 1 Calltomla Corpor. SU-81 doing bullnau IL Pvbllahad 0retlga C0Mt
cMlcomptalntllUbaanftlad stton' • Tndt• for the ·-1c MftJ11'C MEGA TRON ELEC-Dally P1tot Auguat 5, 12, ,.,
tr; tile painttft egeinlt you tt benefit and ..Curlty 01 rt8.IC f«)TIC£ f'uut. nv w. TRONICS, 1790 Monr<Wll 28, 1*
you with to defend thl1 law· .. --.....ft ~ Mon= 1 ...... A¥9 . &It• A·2. Cotta M..a SU-89 eult YoU mutt within • ,.,., __ • ,._ f FICTITIOUl IUIMU F'ICTITIOU IN · CA 12827
daya attar thl1 IUmmont le Corporation, • .... II «n • ~ ITA.,...NT MAMll ITATDmNT Moh 1mm1 d Re 1a1---------~
aervtd on you. ftle with tlllt Corporation, u a.ntflelary, The fonowtncl Pet90n It The fof!Owtng Pet90n It NAcbtlkht, 928 W 18th St
cour1 1 written raapontl to dated Augu9128, 11• and doing buelMN N doltlO ~.. C-1, Cott• Maaa. CA t2827
the complllnt Un .... you recorded on November 20, SENSORIUM OF OR· TtfE JOSEPH CO .• 1901 Th .. bulinan II con-do, your default wlll ti. 1980 In Book 13843. PllQa ANGE co , '42 Ma60dy Ln , Newpo(l Blvd Ste 231, d\1Ci1ad 1:1y. an lndlYlduel
eotartd oa appllcatton of I"-1024, aa tn11rumen1 Numti.r co.ta MaM Calf 02827 Costa Maea. Calif 82827 M o h a m m • d R • I •
Plan•
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" end 29299 of Offld.i '*>ofd• of JoM 1.vif Mel tyre 142 Joye• Jo••Ph, 11301 Nlllt>Mht plalntl · thla eoun may the Coonty of Orange Stat• ~ M.a, K-.c>n Apt. 61, Huntington Thie 11a1*'*"t wu flled IA ~-;:I~~ of Celltomla ' ~nt°12~' 8 Baedl. Cellf. 02841 wt1h the Coonty C11t1t of Or· J"
In the complalnt wtileh Notice ot o.fault and Thie bu1lneN 11 oon· Thia bualn .. 1 11 con-etl09 County on Augu91 e.
could rtttUlt In oamllhmlnt Election to Sell the d• d~ted by. an lndlYlduel duG1ed by .,, lndlYldual 198'
of 11rag• taking of money or ectlbad rMI property under Jotin L Mcintyre Joyce Joeaph man
prc>p9rty. or other relief r• the Dead or Truet w• ,.. Thie llltenl41nt WU flied Thia ltltement w. fllad Pvbllthad Orange Ooaet
quaatad In the complaint corded II tnatrum•nt with the Coonty Oletk ol Or· with the County Clattt of Or· Delly PllOt Auoutt 19, 21
Oiied F1brv1ry~ 1982 Numti.r84-t788&4.onApnl anga CovntY on Juty 31, enoa County on July f'I. 8aptembW2,t, 1914
OALE S ENSTAD 30. 1'84.1. of Official Aecordt 1t8' 1* ,__ ' lu· 1H Clerk of the vounty of Or.noa, '2111DO ,, .,
Publllhad Ortl\09 Coat ltate of C<fOfnll. Pvblllhad Orange Coast Publllhad °':T COMt
Dall)' Piiot Augutt 20. 21. b ~11a~;rc':~~= Dally Ptlol Auguat •• 12. 11. ~:' AUQldt • 12. 1•. --MUC---..,-TICE---
Saptamti.r 3, to, 1H4 :/O,.roAOI n.UST DUO 21. 1"4 tu ... _ _..;..;.;;.;;..;..;....--.-........ _
M·10I UA\llCI OORPOAATION, lu-G --~19Ut••ll
-------A CALIFORNIA COfllPOA· PtafC fl)TIC( "8.JC nunw; ...._ ITAlDmff P\8.IC f«)TICE ATION. wtlOM lddrW l'ICTITICM 9UIMU The~~-.,. Ml W• au.t, lutta H3. ACTITIOUl IUIMU dOlna ---· ~TmOUI ICllM.ll Cotta MHa, CallfOfnle ITATI_...,. ..... l'TAW CONITAUOTION 11!'."-
MAMI ITAT'lmJf'f t28H, fttlone •Humber: The roloWtnQ per90n II The fololMO S*IOI\ II VICES, UU5 TratNoo Ad ,
The tOlloWlng pat90t'I le 714-M&-1I02 AT'TaHTIOH doing~ u dolnO ~ M d11, II Toro. ca&f, t2QO dolnabu..,...... ANICAHILL HIJOHUCO~U•UT[ & WE.IT COAIT OXYO!N Oen• Mlll•t. auo
ON LINI! COM,UTIR Mdlft"""' dUa MAll'n'lNANCI. S7ot I . ~ltl.V COMP•~. 17t22 Ctl.,ok .. Wef , !'aim
l!AVICU. 2171 Ttm Of· 143.170 M N6et It , ta Ane. OllU. ~ LIM, Hunungton 8oftnol, Callt.
Cie Coli. Maea. CA t2ta eoeit, ~ .... llld Mo 92707 9-dl, 129'7 . M~ M E....ml,
larbar• Ann Pago ant vanoee dwe (IPPfi ): MIOtllilll O•'M ~ HUOfl w cai.. U191 I TrabuoOM. Ton>.
Ttm Clrda, Coate ..._.. I), 130..zt a1ot I . A1ldtlJt IL, lani.e De An:ra. Laguna ....... t2a0
CA 928211 TOTAL: '47, 100 t AN. Calif t2707 C f 12171 TtUe bu MU le con•
Thll bullnetl .. con-DATE~ AUOI* 1, 1N4 Thi• b11tln ..... ~ TNI owtn ... II oon-duofact try •• Q9Mral
d"'ted by an lndMdl.ltl AM AICA"' HOt.tl MORT· Mtac1 bf: an ll'ldMdueil Ouct.d bV: 1111 ~ ,.,..,_ ~·Ann '9;o OAOI! id'IMl D ""Cit* ttllll" W. Mcli'ltmmM Al awn! 1'1'111 •tatemMl lllad T T DUD I atl1en'!enl .u 1W Tilit tta1*Mnl WM llad Thie __,. ftl lllact
'Mtt1 the Collr'lty CWll of Ot· CO"'OMTlO • the County Qri Of°'' """'Q".I Cow!ty a.t or Of• wftfl tl'leCOUnt1 Olettl of Ot•
.,.. County on M't u. c.ritorn1a ~ lllOI OOul1tr on • ~ 11, ttlOt COunty Oft iM; 11, -.oe Co\mtY on My It
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CLASSIFIED 642-5678
OPEN TODAY
lUI ~1 Dmr Dint (l-4:31)., .• , .. $115,
Beautirul home & view w/indoor pool &
retractable roof. 4 Bd, 4 ba a pwd rm.
#111w11et..11 (1·5)-, ........... -SllO,llO
3 Bd, 3 ba, 2 car aar, comm pool, walk to beach
-..,. UllU 11.-,111
'nle moet breathtakin& location
ever, your own pted contemporary
mansion IWTOunded on 3 lidm by
ocean. All new, exqu111te in every
detail. 4 BR.!_ 6 batha. 4 fireplacea!
Dalebout
Bay&Beach
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
IOYEl llOIEI
Thia gratifyina custom 3 Bdrm. resi-
dence la, quite limply, very 1pecial. Set
on exhilarating view lot, Cuahioned by
gardens, compl.J..mented by a pool and
apa, the how.e is a sheer exerdle ln
cfaftmnamblp. Every amenity is here.
Fully alarmed, perfectly private and ln
meticulous condition throughout. One
of the-l'DOlt beautiful valuea in Dover
Shores. Just reduced $50,000.
........................................... NOW $545,000
. 631-7600
t
FabuloUI quality CUltomized .. BR
home With 180 view! Harbor, ocean. no
roof tops! Thia home ii designed for
family living u well u entertaining. A
first time offe~. Nothin& elle com-paree! .
OIU IWllllWlll LYLlll IWlll
OIUllll llWPllT 1001 -.,
6 Br, 2~ bi, dl.iili)g room, Break.fut
nook with UJed brlck BBQ, Skylight
bearried ceiliri&'I & Fireplace ln Hying
room. Lota of wood, lovely patio areu,
extra bonus room & much more ...
OPEN SUN 1-~
HI 1 lllrn '1tta ..................... rrflh... llllttr-M1·11M
lllPIUm
· Meaa Verde -priced below market! 3
Large bedrooms, 2~ bath, fam-nn,
IUll room. Owner must aell now.
$136,900.
Open Sun. 1-5
3213 Washington St., C.M.
M0-4263
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• • ..., LOCAnoet • OUITOM M'Ta&.e • ........ u .. .....,. P9rtlet...,."' c.. ••o ............ e ... , ..... .............. ,..~.
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Completed in 1979 -lncredible
VIEWS yet deilgned f« maximum
privacy. Thil relaxina, euy fiowtna
'1ld gradoua home ii on a deep lot ana
woufd be difficult to reproduce at the
lilted price of $99~.ooo. ·
.......... -1n1.. -..., ......... ...
3 bedroom, 2 ~ bath. Located on the
F.u1mde of Costa Meu. $130,680 ....
1umable loan. Priced $148,500. Make
any offer. Muat be told th1i week!
lH-1111
Wllll• , •••• ., • ltsHllttt
-mu m11111TH ana,•
Executive custom built ranch styl
home in prime location. Secured '1ltry
gate. Laramivate courtyard. 4 Bdnn,
2 be. f~ rm Gounnet kitchen,
pantry. wine •ton.&e·
RAM_.Pll•
41e ~~BJ: .awn a awtm -~-to ooean tun. 1 car ~arl<lng. LoW owner fln. $760,000 ctaruJ tnct.). o~ Sat.ISU~ 1-& ~~~-aso:o"'2 auY ~'r a IAVI
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642-5678
flllLlllllFlll
I Ir, 1~ .. M lilt tr.. 11 Pim
HMI W.. _,....,II trlll
Lovely unit ln excellent ~. bUt I
mUlt .ell NOW. Hu carport with
· tt0raae. leCW'ity gate, 10lar heated
pool & Jacuzzi, exerdle room and
aaunu .
111,111
111-1111, " ... " na.z ..
4 bedroom. 2 ~ bath, fonnal d1ninc plUI
breakfut ~· One of Newport'• belt
buys at $289,500. Aaume $155,SOO at
121Alt. $1842/mo. P.I.
111-1111
Wllll• ,, •• .., • lnellattt
--IPU UT/1111-1at1~1blaJ1rtn
SpadoUI 4 Bdnn & den, 2 ~ baths.
Two 2 car garages. Large lot wu.h
room for pool or RV parking.
•1t••eM11H,I INl
_ •YDIHUI .
. 1111111 Tl U10,000
lfal&T-•1 ...
•TWllUlll.U
(J(,qeoul pa• pool. spa; hu,p MBR;
dramatic entry, ~ room; areat fat"
y or enWUining:
JUlt reduced $51,000 to $699,000
lnll•flalttr ....... ,
111 110 OLll -Ill .1111 GIPll11111
TUii •SEU
Prvt gated community, San Juan Capistrano. New custom 5000 aq ft Victorian en
,2 acres. Honea O.K. Zoned air, water toftner sys, gated RV prq c:ntr, poo1; spa.
bath hOUle, BBQ area. Gazebo, 1ep maids qrta. movie nn...ound sys, ll8C sys, mstr
bath, jac, 3 frplca. Craftsmanship thta must be Appraiaed for $850,000
(Asking $750,000) $600,000 asswn.
IYftlD ,...,_..,rt (l14) 111-0U1t Ml (114) U1-11M
* W&TDFISf UI * Imagine a boat slip, 3 Br holpe, and 1 Br
rental in Newport Beach foe only
$445,000. View from living room, din-
ing area and kitchen. Large master
bedn>oln and sitting room with
balcony overlookina the water Don't
m1a this opportunity.
..... ....., 111-1111
PICTURE YOUR
·-HOME-HERE
Private Parties
Are Wel~ome
C• ClwlfW,
642-5671
for Information
& surP-rlslngly
low cost.
-•
Gorgeous new custom 4 bedrooril, 5 ~
baths. ProfemOnally decma~ walls. noon and windo 1000 sq. ft. master
suite with. fireplace, walk-in cloeta.
JllCW:Zi-sauna-larae livina are. with
firepl.aa!. Family roam with fireplace,
3 car prage ...............
....... ....., 11~ll
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.... OllTl9
fie 3 BR, 2 BA on extra
, lushly ped lot.
Sha exterior, bay windows,
custom tll and fuc in
kitchen and tbs. Martha Mac.
b/Paula · 1 y. Picturo per-
fect at $32~.ooo incl. land .
.. l&IYll -PIJYIB HTITI
O.i 6,000 IQ. ft. lricluding 6 BR,
5~ BA. vaulted ceili~ tn livi.Qg
& ~ rooms. spacious
I eluded entenaining are with
pool all on of Big Canyon••
largest golf coune loc.tions •
. Danny Bibb $1,495,000
.. own -.... w MUEHi
Very desirable 3 BR, 3 BA single
level townhome. Large private
entertainment area with pool
and spa. Danny Bibb ... 9.000
111 CAIYll '11W
Smashing 2 BR, den, living nn
with golf course View and
balcony for tree top living-wood
floors -tennis & swimming pool.
Barbara Aune/Micki Cooper
$295,000
Ill UIYll -HYO lllEL
This 2 BR, 2 BA Deane
townhome offers a spacious lot in
a most private location at a very
low price. Asking $339,000 with
assumable financing. Danny
Bibb
P&IMUIO MUI YIEW
CAMro SHORES -Beautiful 3
or 4 BR, family rm, formal dining
rm home. This single-story resir
dence ·bas been remodeled and
professionally decorated. Shut-
ters, skylights", plus many up-
grades. Pool and spa located in
private courtyard. Donna God-
$ill $699,000.
a• umm U1U 111.1
Special location near community
park. beach, tennis. Very com-
fortable sized 4 BR custom home.
Great approach to large slip &
pier. Favorable new land lease
md superb purchase option. Tom
Allinson $895,000 LH.
lllGllTll-
Private comer unit, 3 BR, 2th
BA. 2 story "El Dorado0 plan.
Perfect condition. Seller will
help finance-available immedi-
ately. Communi~y pool, tennis
and aecurity gate. Martha Mac-
nab $225,000.
IUIUTlllUIP
PresenUng a lovely end unit
Dijon model townhome in Turtle
Rocle. This 2 BR unit with conve-
nient appointments is ih a private
location only steps away from
the community park .
Callihan/Ward $166,900
.
CllllE 1EWP111 IUGI LIOATIU
This spacious 2 story inutfs home
has 4 BR & 3 ~ BA. Formal
dining room, wet bar, family
room. plus large bonus room
Wlth bath Lois Jacobs $269,000
Fee.
IHOTACIW UM ISU
Rare opportunity for choice lo-
cation on the Bay. 55' frontage
with large deck for entertaining.
5 BR, many exceptional features
tailored to luxury living. Pier
and slip for large boat Joan
Lewis $3,750,000
IF"lf UYSllOIEI WlTIUIOlt
Grac;ious one-story home' Cus~
tom remodel w/gourmet kitchen
for ease in entertaining. 2 BR,
family nn, 3 BA. 2 private
beaches, 24 hr. security gate.
Dona Chichester $1 ,295,000
UM ISLE UYfllll
One of the best buys on the bay.
45 feet of waterfront with pier
and slip for large yacht. 6 BR.
Vacant and ready for a re-vamp
before the summer se~n. Lucy
Rose $1,300,000
TllTU 1• llUUlll
NEW LISTING -A real doll
house "Cambria" model with 2
BR and den and decorated
beautifully with custom
wallpaper and window oover-
lnea· A C000 usumal>le loan.
Lucy Role $222,000.
Tm Piii H UWY lllYI
Light & airy • high 'cclllnp ••
1JUt feel1na home. PAMled den
wUh large fireplace, formal din·
1ng rm, b kfast . Lar
1Jv.room.3BR,SBA.Barbara
Aune '3'2,&00 incl. land.
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REAL ESTATE
17MIOO
Best-buy in Newpon with boat slip.
2 Bedroom. 2 Ba. VIEW. Private
community w/pool and spa. Seller
will consider long term financing or
lease option. This can be the chance
of a lifetime. $349,500 FEE. Sue
Exley.
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Major price reduction of $70,000 on
this gorgeous upgraded Plan IV
Largest floor plan w/over 3200 &q.
ft. Best buy in town w/fabulous
JUMBO FINANCING! Call
Carole McMahan, Agt. 644-8067 or
644-9060.
OPEi TODAY 1-5
....... two 1 ...... llOOlllJI. ., bud, 40' lot.
(lrtat lou)
$329,000 ...................... 314 Goldenrod, ClaSSlC CdM
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Price alashed below market! Seller
MUST sell this 4BR + den re-
modeled home. slip for extra large
boat & side tie. Offering JUMBO
FINANCING w/very little down.
Bring us ALL offers. Call Carole
McMahan or Edie Olson 644-9060 .
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llYIHORES
2535 Crestview $259,000 L/H
2BR&Den
2552 Crestview $375,000 FEE
2BR
2672 Crestview $439,000 FEE
3 BR& F/Rm
2752 Cin:le Drive $650,000 FEE
5 BRIF·Rm & Den
THE REAL
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HOMES FOR SALE
2BEDROOM
* ·240 Nice, VIiia Balboa, N.B
842-5200 $180,000(furn)ttttt Sunday 1_.
1121 Elliott, Santa Ana
883-6787 1189,900 Sunday 1·5
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
* 1-429 Ootphln Terrace, Wv. Terr, CdM
873.......00 $699,500 SaUSun 1-5
*2310 1st Ave, Corona deJ Mar
873-4400 $188,500 Sunday 1-5
V 18 Atoll, Jasmine Creek, Corona def Mar
640-4888 $305,000 SaUSun 1-5
2817 Clay St, Newport Heights
831-1286 1230,000 Sunday 1-5
2535 Crest\1ew, Bayahorea, Npt Beech
844-8080 $259,000 Sunday 1-5
*2025 Port Brls1ol, Corona Del Mar
· 815-«>00 $242,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1951 Port Locklf4MQh, Harbor VJew H~
'844-9060 $269,SOO Sunday 1-5 . •: .,,. .... '
1230 S. Broadway, Santa Ana ·
. . 8'45-0303 $97,ooe Sun 1-5
I BEDROOM
1520 E. Ocean BIVd,· Balboa Penn. NB
790-8333 $38-4,500 SaVSun 9-1 * 2000 Highland Or, Newport Beach
-8'4M282 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
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*401 Begonia, Corona Del Mar
844-8200 $535,000 Sun 1-5
1218 Devon Ln (Westctiff) Newport Beech
831-1286 $255,000 Sunday 1-4:30
-4515 Hampden, Corona Del Mar
875-eOOO $450,000 Sun 1-5
3335 Ooean, Corona Del Mar
875-6000 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
387 Megnolla, Costa Meu
873-1600 $179,000 Suncl8Y 12-4
2105 Miramar, Pennlnaula
631-1400 $289,000 Sun 1-5
2407 Novla Bluff9, Newport Beech
780--8333 $235,000 Sunday 1-5
1877 Port Cardiff (HVH) Newport Beach
&44-8928 $202,000 Sun 10-4
~24PUver, lido an •
873-6900 $195,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
1419 Santanefla Terrace, Irv Terr NB
844-7020 $295,000 Sun 1-5
909 Tiiier, HVH, NB
644-7020 $380,000 Sun 1-5
8 Crest Cr, NB
844-7020 $230,000 Sun 1-5
**808 So. Bayfront(2 units) BaJboa lstand
844-9513 $915,000 Sat/Sun Noon on
100 Via Cordova, Udo Ille
873-3098 $379,000 Sat/Sun 2-7:30
214 Via Grallana (Lido) Npt Bch
844-7020 $345,000 Sun 1-5
**315 Via Udo Soud, Nwpt Bch
&«-8200 $995,000 Sunday 1-5
1885e Via Mealna, Turtlerock, Irv.
640-4888 $2<48,900 Sunday
**1418 W. Bay Ave., Pennlnsula
831-1400 $975,000 Sun 1-5
3 BR pin FAM RM or DEN
2721 5th Ave, Corona det Mar
873.......00 $299,000 Sunday 1-5
2885 Anza. Costa Meaa
751-3191 $157,500 Sun 1-5
41 Balboa Cove. Newport Beech
780-8333 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2800 BqAew Or, Corona det Mar
87~400 $850,000 Sun 1:30-5
702 Larkapur, Corona def Mar
87~400 $379,950 Sat/Sun 2-.S
338 Cedlllao Circle, Oeeanslde, Ca.
(819)433-3123 $109,900. Sun 1-5:00
23 Cliff Drive, Newport Beact\
146-7788 Saturday/Sunday 1-5
1773 er.tmont, Cotta Meaa
&46-7171 $118,000 Sat 10-21Sun 2-8
fll'2872 CreeMew, BayMoree. N.B
844-9080 $-439,000 l=ee Sun 1-4
8181 EHawotth, Hunt. Beach
993-45787 $137,900 Sunday 1-5
703 Goldenfoc:t. Corona del Mar
75f.1501 S2e0.500 Sund~ 1-5
I
Heliotrope, Corona Del Mai
176-eOOO $4e8,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
M 1 8lllmlne, Corona dll Mar
546-2313 1115.000 1-4
M9 Juntpero ortve. Cotta Mela
187-8000 $143,850 1-6
1628 0ranat Aw.(Com. P.mmer>Colta MeU
er3-1eocJ 121s.ooo &ind 11""
1848 Pno, CO.ta MIN
313 $137.000 • SUr\d 1 ....
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•3 Aue St. Cloud, Bia Canyon
644-6200 S525,0® Sun 1-5 * • #9 SunrlM, trvlne 551-8700 $389,000 Sunday 1-5
••One Tw n Lale• Cr. (Spyglass) CdM
844-5091 $699,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•BEDROOM
*1521 Antigua, Baycr•t
831-1400 $429,000 Sun 1-5
2542 C1rcle Or., Bayahor•, N.B.
84-C-e200 $329,000 Sun 1-5
1968 Flamingo. CM
844-7020 $187,500 Sun 1-.5
14 Kandi Court, Huntington Beac:tl
54&-2313 $209,000 Sunday 1-4
••223 Pofnaetta, Corona Del Mar
875-eOOO $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1230 Sand Key, Corona Del Mar
875-eOOO $379,000 . Sun 1-5
500 Rockford Corona del Mar ~ ,1se.:;1501 '295,000 · saturdiy 1-5
SM 1 s.t-r .. Way (Meea Del Miit) C.M •
~ 1139,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
4 BR plua FAM Rll or DEN
1830 Tahiti (M.V.). Coeta Mesa
548-2313 208,000 Sun 1-4 * 2409 Tustin Aw, Beck Bay, Coat.a Meaa
673-4400 $289,000 Sunday 1-5
•• 33&4 SummerMt Cir, Costa Mesa ~ $255,000 Sunday 1-5
*• 34 Morro Bay, Corona del Mar
759-1501 $749,000 ~ 1-5
1102 W. BurN, Santa Ana. Nr SC Ptza
759-1501 $155,000 Sunday 1-5
46 Ml9ek>n Bay SoWlta. Corona Del M8f
790-8333 $590;000 &Rllly 1-6
2755 Albatroa, Costa Mesa
MS--0303 $185,000
**601 Bayside Or., Promotory Bay
831-1400 11.200,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2933 Cuala. Eutblutf, N.B.
~ $299.950 _5unj-5
2600 Cliff Dr .• Newport Heights
673-6900 $410,000 Sun 1-4
*•1109 Oennla Or., Costa Meaa
&45-0303 $239,900 Sunday 1-5
5396 Amalft Way, Turtlerock, Irvine
&45-0303 $349,000 Sunday 1-5
4633 Dot cheeter. Corona del Mar
$355,000 873-1181 Sun 1-5
**1510 E. Oceanfront, Balboa Pentn.
&4M868 $825,000 Sunday 1-5
1"8 Flamingo (M ... Verde) C.M.
844-7020 $187,500 Sunday 1-5
1441 Galaxy Or, Oowr ShorM, Npt 8eech
5<48-5647 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
403 Iris, Corona del Mar
844-9080 $239,000 Sund8Y 1-5
2002 Komat, Coeta Mae
548-2313 $287,500 Sunday 1-4
21 La Rochelle (Hrbr Ridge) Newport Beach
780-8333 $795,000 Sunday 1-5
1816 Marapata, Irv Ter, COM
873-8494 $385,000 Sun 1-5
**40'4 Morning Star Ln, Newport Beach
644··9060 $550,000 _ l Saturday 1-5
18520 Morongo, Fountain J~14ry ~787 $231,900 ., I Sunday 1-4
1es21 Chadbulh. Fountain vanev
86-8787 $159,900 Sunday 1-4
18520 Morongo, Fountain Va.Dey ~787 $231,900 Sunday 1-4
16327 Chadbulh. F~t Valley ~787 $159,900 Sunday 1-4 * 1870 Port Dunlelgh Cirde, NB 786-7500 $299,900 Sun 2-5
1828 Pott TIQ08rt, HVH, Newport Beec.h
759-9100 $335,000 -Sun 1-5
1935 Pott Cerney, HVH, Newport Beech
759-8100 1349,500 Sun 2-5
••1208 c.mbridge, Newpoc1 Beech
. 759-9100 $328,900 Sun 1:30-5
28 Royal St. ~. Big C..yon
844-C200 M$,OOO Sat/Sun 1-5
*2107 Arbftut, Ealtbk.lft
~ '275,000 Sal 1-5
225 Vta C>Meeo, Udo ltle
'31-1.,,, 1418,000 Sun 1-6
32 VJtnna. By Owner, tlftlp0f1 a.dt
MMl84 llOOK4495K SUnday
454 Vllta Roma CeauTfll N8
844-8200 1299.000 Sun 1-6
2051 Yed\t llc:Het.~ 8
7eo-m3 ,000 SUn 1-6
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3009 Oarftlld, Oolta Mela
6484313 129.500 , ....
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•• e Traf91ger. H9l'bor Ridge. 840-4868 $1,950,000 • SUrl48Y 1..15
*20691 AqUatic, Huntington 8ch
646-2313 s1ee.• eun.12:30-4
••5Wingedfoot, -~ N8 Sun 1-6 7eo-w3 1885.000
2752 C1rde Or. ~ N.9
&44..eoeo 1&5().000
1084 Corona Lft(~ del Ms>
831-7370 $189,900
1800 DorOthy LMe. Weetclfff 87~ $325,000
*• 14 GeneW. H.-bof Ridge 8
780-833.1 12.000.000 set/Sun 1-6
• 14Tratlklar, H9rt>or Ridge NB 7804333 1,875,000 s.t/Sun 1-5
220 ~. Corona Dill M9r
844-7211 1419,000 ~ 1-6
••v8 Muff 8w:t\ Cr, 8Pfa'rm, CdM ~ 11,550,000 f:M &ntey 1~ ••30 Aoy8' St. Geocve. l;llg~ -~ 11,185~000 . -. Sun 1-5
*9M38 SentJagu Cr, W...adf, tt.8
873-4195 S345,000q8 Sun 1-6
* *258 Via Udo Soud, Newport 8w:h •
759-9100 11,550,000 -Sat/&.in 1-6
**1314 W. Bay Ave, BMboa ~
844-9080 $999.ISIO Sat/Sun 1-6
I BR plua FAii Rll OI' DEN
***107 Mitford, Camea.Shorea
&44-e200 $1,599,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
***V101 Via Udo Soud,NB
875--8181 $4,850,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
CONDOS FOR SALE
2llEDROOll
......... 2525 <>oe.t &MS.~ (CdM)
MCM25e 1388.500 &.\ 3-e
789 W. 181h Street, Coeta .._
759-9100 $105,500 Sat/Sun 11-5
2 BR plua FAM RM OI' DEN
211 Margu«tte. Ok» Corona del M•
87S-..760 $595,000 SundaY 1-5
185e Orange Aw., Costa Meea
541-ee13 S159,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
*2427 V1sta Nobleza/Del Oro, Bluffs. N.B-
759-9100 $398,500 FM Sun 1-5
lllEDROOll
112 Cf eekwood, lrvlne
857-$>11 $188,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
388 Genoa Lane, Costa Mesa
831-1400 $118,000 Sun 2-e
*551 Vista G'8nde Bluffs, Newport 8wtt
759-9100 1183,900 SWt 1-5
789 W. 18th Street, Costa Mele
759-9100 $113,900 Sat/Sun 11-S
TOWIOU8E9 FOR SALE
2 U plue FAM Rll °" DEN
34 Sea ltland (Ford & JamboNe) N.B.
862-1873 $299,000 Sun. 1-5
ll08ILE HOMES
DUPLEXEata1
717 F«nleef, COM
64()..8182 $210,(& Sun 10-4
•& 14 Gok:tenrod,Corona Del Mar
675-«>00 $329,000 SUn 1..S
28Rplu.t8R
2 Orchid, Corona Del Mar
&44-e200 $249,500 Sun 1-5 .
28Rplua2M
2628 SMVS.W, Con>na del Mar
644-9080 $4-4G,OOO Sunday 1-5
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* *eoe So. e.ytront, boa Island
8«-9513 S915,000 Sat/Sun NOon On
18Rpl 11111
2121212\\ Coral Aw, boa laland
818/500-8235 SUnday 1-6
M.NTALS
llaRHOUSES
1410 w. OCMn FfOnl, w. ~ Bd\
7 100 1349,000 SUn 1..S
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