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I'll se SACK IN ABOUT TEN .MINUTES ...
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GARFIELP.
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--.uNDAY, MARCH 31, 1111
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BY JIM DA VIS -
I GE.T OP EARLY ANP GROOM MYSE.LF
ee.cAOSE TMIS IS OUR SPECIAL
TIME. TOGE.THtR!
WELL Fl~T '<OU HOLD
ffiE. \)TR\NG LIKE lJ.\15,
AND FLE.~ 'tO.JR
KNEE.€> A LITTLE. "' ·
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DENNIS THE MENACE
Naw,all
~gotta
do is
SEU EVE!
JUDGE PARKER
I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU
PUT UP WITH ME THESE LAST
FEW YEARS, BETH , , . BUT I'LL
MAKE IT UP TO YOU I
:I'LL WtN BACK THAT
RESPECT, I PROMISE!
'toucan do
ANYTHfN6
if ljO'A just
SELi EVE
hardemq,.
/lND lJ.\EN YOU ~sr ...... ,,
Wow!
This is
G~T!
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BY HANK KETCHAM
I don't think
~ shoukla
-SAIO that
Mr.Wilson
1his is Pe1erPan,Mr.
Wilson , He:s gonna
teach you hoW to fly.
WHAT WORRIED ME MOST WAS THAT YOU
WERE LOSING THE RESPECT OF YOUR SONS!
•.c HAVING LOST THEIR MOTHER, I DIDN'T
WANT THEM TO LOSE ,
THEIR FATH TOO!
IT'S NOT LIKE HIM NOT 10 PHONE IF. HE'S
GOING10 BE LA"TE.,.BUTTHEANONYMOUS
CALL I RECEIVED EARLIER WAS
FRIGHTENING! THE \,OICE WAS
I MUFFLED I :I COULDN'T TELL
WHETHER IT WAS A MAN I OR WOMAN ...
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HOME: Bk>om County
AOE;4
~ PROFESSION: Serious journalist and pan-time
"Personals" editor.
HOBBY: Watchina TM HoMymooMn. Stompina
dandelions. Bathina.
LAST BOOK READ: Princess Diana's Mat~mily
Faltion.t and NurMry Handbook.
LAST MOVIE SEEN: The ftrst few moments of
Bl~ing Zippe,rs (an understandable mistake).
LA TEST ACCOMPLISHMENT: Whacked a mime.
WRY I DO WHAT I DO: .. I don't panicularly care
for mimes.''
QUOTE: .. The wind doth taste so bittmweet,
Like Jaspar Wine and supr,
It must've blown throu&h someone's feet,
Lilte those of Caspar Weinberger.,,
PROFILE: Basically pear-shaped with a aenerous nose
and tastefully pronounced hiney.
HIS MILK: Jmeycow Brand 2'9.Lowfat-;-"A ~
and soothina antidote for the upset tummy I get after
takina a personal ad from an am bisexual pork chop
fetishist ...
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AMO N\~Of; A OENT \
BY JEFF MacNELL Y
invas 'fhl~ = =:i.
of chempa1ne-1parklln1
convmatk>n ttiat brought the
fonnef bllld ct.nm tone. "Of
coune the French know bell
how lo tmat m11ure women."
ty. ru di need lhll ralOl'I ID
1fJ up in lhe momina." And
who IEnowl7 Codper ...., be lhe
one to poom the nar chllnp.
Alm.aldae
,.,. ol playin8
Laliilflllllson Lil* la. on
th~ Prairit. it
hardly seems
that Mell ...
Giibert would
need an educ:a-
tl on in small-
town livifll. But
that's precisely
what she got in
the ti hamlet
ol M:'L. Teas,
where she lpelll
six weeks re-
searchln( her
role• a 16-yelr-
old country lllrt
in the film
s~. ''The lirls there lG
sophistication and street
smarts. yet there is .., incredi-
ble wmmth and 9ellle ol ~
lty," was the 21-year-old
Gilbert'• appraisal ol lhinlL
Marfa oWldile is about ..
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OK with Meli.a. "Mc>lt ni&hls
I was ID tired from woridna
that Ill I wanted to do waa ao
to bed." And II for ltob
Lowe. her romantic: interest
for the lalt three YfMS? There's
no little house In the couple's
be1ee1~ future. "Rob and I
.. ~dose and then sk:k of
-=h other within two days,"
exp&aiAI Gilbert ..
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~an aaor. you're like a
bonsai -people try lo prune
and mold_you," laments ....... a. ... who
feels ..... her ....,.,.. to
cultiYlte 1n I~• a takMJI ad.-...., _.,. nipped in
the bud. Bui a..q. pll'-
.. bell-known. the .... talkifll Rizzo in the film
C>lmr, ftnlUy lllefl1I to be hit-
ting pay dirt: She hll recetYed
raves for her perfonnanc:e II
the mother ol a brlin a; child in the Broadway
tion ol A Day in 1M of
JM £a1. Still,~ thinks
she has I way to IJ>. '"They
once said thal I w111 musical
a>medienne," lhe mounw. "I
was floored! Makes me feel a
little 9Chizo II times."
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eing raised aS' I was along-
side the Okefenokee Swamp
in South Georgia. I came
early on to respect and admire
aUiplors. When I was a boy. I saw two
men -both in their early twenties and
about haJf drunk at the tune -go into
a little pond with the intention ol catch-
ing a gator. one 00( even five feer long.
God knows why they wanted to take
him aJive, but they did, so they backed
their truck rWit~ to the blnk and went
into the water. They did finally get him
into the bed of the pickup, but fl()( be-
fore he beat the dothes off both d them
with his tail and marked them from
head to toe with red welts.
During all the thrashing and the yelJ.
ing. I was rooting for the gator. Maybe
it was because I was young mylelf, or
~it was bec.ause I knew even then .
that garors only ~ a foot a year from
the time they are t5bm. and so the littJe
guy they were after wasn't even five
years old, but whatever the reason, I
came away from the pond that day tre-
mendously impressed with the tenaci·
ty. the sheer toughness of the gator. I
never forgot that day, nor the allrgator's
stnsaJe.
And so I come these many years later
to celebrate the gator, one of the most
maligned and misunderstood creatures
native to America. I celebrate the gator
because he has my admiration, the
same kind of admiration I have for
anything or anybody that can take the
heat and keep on keeping on. And what
heal the alligator has taken over the
years. Because people. for reasons best
known to themsefves. like to cany their
clothes around in his hide, the alligator
has been relentlessly hunted throughoot
his entire range. from the Dismal
Swamp of Nirginia. south to Florida.
west to the Rio Grande in Texas and up
to the Arkansas line. The slaughter was
such that to prevent the gator's extinc·
lion, he was put on the Federal Endan·
gered Species List. and the hides could
not be shipped to foreign countries such
-as France. one of the biggest buyers of
gator hides.
Putting the gator on the Endangered
Species Ust. however. only made wach·
ing a big business, worth an estimated
S3 million a year in Florida alone. The
poachers are simply salting the hides
down or freezing them, waiting for the
market to open up again. But poachers ate not the only ones harassing and
hound:a the gator. Look. at what has
happert in the Evergtades. Back at the
tum d the century. a man named Lopez
is suppoM!d to have killed 10,000 gators
in a siiWe )91 around Lost Man's ~iver
alone. 'There are few. if any. gators
around Lost Man's River today.
Th~ the entf~ Gladel.-the.gator
population is in deep trouble. But It was
ARE THE GATORS
OUT TO GET US?
They're no.angels, but then again, as
Harry Crews will argue, neither are we.
not the poachers that made life intoler·
able for the gator in the Everglades. It
was the Army Corps of Engineers. They
came in and said the canals had to be
ten feet deep, and they diverted the
water that would ordinarily go into the
swamp until they almost succeeded in
drying the thing up. What caused the
flood control people to do StlCh a thing?
Big ranching and big.culture. It was
the tanners and the ranchers who killed
the gators out of the Everglades, not the
poachers.
But despite poaching. despite siphon-
ing off wetlands for ranching and
agriculture. despite the drain.and-fill
mentality that seems to have seized the
entire Southeastern United States, the
alligator refuses to quit doing what he
does best: surviving.
What is this swamp dweller, this sur-
vivor? For starters, he is older than you
and I will ever be; the' gator was in
Florida 15 million years 9 . The garor
watched us come out d the caves, knew
us before we had fire. It is for that very
reason that tourists here in Florida stare
at gators for 90 long. with such fatdna-
tion and riveted attention. When they
see a gator 1Pfin8 thrould'I the water, en-
tirely submerged but b its knoblike
eyes that seem never to blink, it
awakens something in them thal is long
lost but not dead.
The tourists wonder. 90metimes
aloud, what wouJd happen if one of
them accidel~ ~I ii*> the Wiier with
the gator. The answer is probably
1 nothing. The human is so much larRer
tlw1 anything he normaUy eats. the
gator would swim away. Biven the op-
. ~nity. But of coune anythin& with
teeth is apt to bite. And ~ with
any sense wouJd keep a good dislance
between himself and anything that
grows as big as a gator (maJes from 11
to 12 feet weigh between 450 and 550
pounds; femafes a~ rarely longer than
9 feet or wei&h more than 160 pounds~
For food, gators woukt much rather
make do with frop, fish. soft shell
turtles. and, strange to say, other gators. i
But l*>'5 have been known to aaack i
humans. When it happens, it is usually I
because the sow, or temale, plOr is !
defending her eap. Somebody comes
walking along. 5l!e5 a mound, but does
00( recognize it as a ptor's nest. The
result is a hissing gaaor charging out ol
the brush or water on her crooked feet,
feet that she never uses to swim but only
to walk or run. And she is surprisin&IY
quick over a distance of 20 or 30 feet.
Unless you have the speed d an NFL
comerback. she'll get you every time if
she really wants you.
Before the lettm come, I have not
said here that a gator will never anac.k
a human. AJI l am maintainin& is that
in every instance I know anything
alx>ut, it could have been avoided witfi
a Uttle common sense. Oulfa8ed and anauished citi2Jens who
lose doAS to gators are forever ~nting
to that Tact as evidence d the mhemlt
viciousness or 1ators. Inherent
viciousness has OO(fiing to do with it h
is a matter d the ptor tlyf111 to saay
aJive. to survive. Take, as an example,
what happens all loo often in the canals
ol Miami, Hollywood and Fort I.alder·
dale. Florida. the canals have • lot d
paors in them because the pror's
natural habital has been dJlined or built
CNer. There are fl()( en<JUlh flop and
fish and turtles in thole waterways to teect the plor populllion. So the pa
takes What he can Jet. I love dopas
much as anybody elle. and belaer than
tome tollcs, but I Cannot fault a 1f110r try·
Ing to stay alive. He 61 only doing whit
you or l would do in similar dr·
cumstances.
Maybe it is beaute I ~ up near
woods and waters filled with plOrl, but
when I'm_,. fftJ11ona11Jrin1 •
out in Crolt ~. nut11r from where
I live, I COlllcloully lilten for the roar
d the pelt bull llk>f, either.._... .. or
mllina, out in the c:yprem IWllftP.
When l heir it, I am II.ct 11 ii lhlle. The
Delatt of hts voice would clmlnilh dte
quality ol the niflt for me. IW
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FAMILY 'NEEKLY
EXCl~SIVE
Hijack victim John
Costa's six clays
of terror in Tehran
DIARYOF
AH0STAGE
By Bethany Kondel
D AV ONE: The aunshots woke
John Costa. "f heard I a>m-
motion comi111 from the fint-
class cabin,·· he 1emembers.
.. , uw a man screamilll and shooting
a hand&un riaht past me. Then a sreward came dOwn the aisle, his hands
in the air and a te11 ified look on his face.
Behind him a 5eOI~· was bleed-
ing and beina d by his arms."
Only 14 miJUes Kuwait Airways flieht 221 departed from Dub.;, in me
United Anb £mirales. Costa knew: The
plane was being hijacked to Iran. "The
first thin& I thou&ht was, 'This is no
place for an American.'"
His ordeal had just Slarted. For the
New York businewnan. the journey
had belun like any ol his frequent trips
to the Midcle East in his role• rrw..,
of a Connecticut
surgical supply
company.· He
wound up on Flight
221 from Kuwait
onty because there
was no direct flight
on Dec. 3 from
Cairo to Pakistan,
his last stop.
bllmmionll De\'f!lopmen (AID) -Wis
tossed onto the runway.
All the hom:ps wee stunned. "We
had no idea what was · lo hac>l>en
nar, H Costa says. "But~ that if
For the next six John COiia. aJtw ltb
days, the world r~IHH bl Arab hi·
walched as once ioc"-' in T..._
again political fan. ------
tics •ook hoslales. •his time-demanding I
the rete.e of f7 ~ in Kuwait. ff
1 their demands weren't met, they
warned, the 161 hosaa&es would pay. f
Two ~ paid with their lives. Costa
paid, 100. The price: ISO hours of hell. I
"Beina lhree1ened by death concerl-
1ra1es your anenion beautifully," says
the SO.:yar«t bechelor. 'ibey can ter-
roriz:e you undl you reach your limit
Then you filure, whll's Filll to hap-
pen Is IOi"I IO happen." .
The lour Arabk-epeaking capton,
drelled In c...i Wmem clothes.
ordered the lour American paaengen
forward. CollA obeyed. 'When a •Y is holdinl a .. n to your held. you lillen,"
-he uys.
Mer the lem>lills k>rced the pilot to
land 11 Tetnn'1 lirpolt. lhcJb -"1 '11111
out lrom die front cabin. and the bod)'
of the ftnl Amerkan victim -O\artes
twana, an o6:ill wtth the Af/llK"/ tor
f Ma.Y WUD.Y • 11Ml11 11 • IW 5
wi made a Wft>lll move. we'd have our
heads ~ off. We saw the suns and
~ .. ~ .. --h· As negoballOflS ~·• Ulllll:: t-
jackm aereed to retease 46 women and
children.
DAY 'TWO: 'Things got rougher,"
Costa recalls. He· and the other
Americans -AID officials Charles
Kapar and William Stanfot'd -were
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taken to the cu~ fint-
dm cabin, which C.osta de-
mibes • "the chamber of hor-
rors."
'They tied my hands Ve\')'
tightly and made me sit on
them while they released
another 23 hostages. After
several houn, I lost aU feelin&
in my hands. When they finaf..
ly removed the ropes, my
hands had swollen to three
times normal size and were tumins purple. II
Then the door to the plane
. "One of the men
Stanford and pushed
the top of the stairs," c.mta recalls. With a_ p at his
back. Stanford pleaded with
negotiators to yield to the hi-
jackers' dema_nds. " 'Send
hel_p,' I heanf him say. 11
Six UlOtl rang out. 5canford
wa deed. "One of the hi-
)lcken -I calJed him the
FOil -looked .. us and
smiled. If.they were Fins to
shoot an American a day, at
the most I had two days left."
DAV ntREE: "I was think-
in& ttllt tomebody ~to be
tryi"I to relCUe US, but II far
11 I oould teH, nobody was.
That day 30 people were freed.
but ltilr not me. Later, I real-
ized two Kuwaiti diplomlb
who had been sittin& in front'
of me were_,_. I heard three
shots and fil'ared the wont."
An Iranian photoanpher came lbolrd to-film ihe. Ku-
wlilil ""-in whit looked like
• pool Of liood. In raltty, they
hid only been doUled wtth
ketchup and forced to lie ldll .
.. Uke everybody elle in · the
world. we were ..ooo-r to
think they wwe deid," C.olta
"£.. they lamed other-
.... the honer !how con-
...... "Cluck (Kaplr) and I were lied ., the .,on could
belt UI up. He hit bolll lklel
' PMm.Y Wll&Y ..... ,, ...
, advuciaement
Whats this woman doing?
Seven.I years .o. I WU a
teacha In Akron, OhJo. One cvm-
inl my Wile :and I wett visiting I
1roup of faculty friends. One of
them bcpn dlscussi,. a very
Slmp&c..amalJ businal that I pcnon
can stan aa bomr -a ·'home
money project", u he called le.
But when he told me how much
money it broulht in, I almost
dropped my coffee cup on my lap.
My wife and I discussed the pro-.
feet u WC WCtt drivin& home. We
dcdckd to uy It.
The pr*ct kcpc us busy about
8-9 bou.n each week. We used our
c:Uruna room as an office and kcpc
supplies in one comer of our ball
cl<>Kt.
At ftnt our income WU small -•1s to •95 per week. But, a the
months passed, our "kitchen
table" Jncomr climbed to ova
•680 per week.
Let me emphasize one thing. Tbis ii very Im-
portant. Our "money profcct" is monl, hones«
and downrtpr enjoyable. And, it's 100" your
own. It doesn't iaYolve workJna for anyone chic.
I csplalncd the profttt to my mocha in Akron,
Ohio. S~wu 71 ynn old and lived by hcrxll in
an apanmcnt on West Market Stittt. Within the
fine 90 day• she made over '3.ooo. All by bcr-
Rlfl '
M our curiotiry 1ftW, we dilcovcrcd a vuttty
of ocha people makinl money but with some-
what di~ profccts.~
I talked with an Iowa housewife who's been
caminl choulands of dollan for ova 1is ynn.
She UICI one bay of her PtaF u a work area.
•SM maka up to •200 pcr week in ha spare
time.
•She provides a needed .ervitt to ha com-
munity.
•SM worb cxcluslvdy a1 home ... u-'Jll a card
table. SM doesn't need 11p«lal office of any
kind.
•She works for no onc else. Tbctt ls no Kllina
involved. MOM ol hn clicnls cal.I her a.a bomr.
In &ct, she tnsrallcd a phonc tn Che pner.
•tkr KrVk:c Is 10 tlmplc 1tw a1.moM anyone
wleh a flair f<W cratu could stare che same
bustncu tn their own ~ within
20 days. The phoco abov~ shows her buly
wtth OM of her craft profttll (Id .,_. M
JNIP•J.
OVER t31,000 PEI YEAR
Two New Jatey boulcwtYa I lpC>R wtrh
stanccl 1 ......_ protea nro yan IF· loch ol
them Mft ,--. cNJdrCft II boaw Md homc-
holdl 10 run -In addition ro rbdr home-baed
buline11. Canndy, 111dr pM·dllle protect It
br ...... In Oftr l)j,000 a yes.
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I. Ybm your Qlick antYa, Kkct ~ profec:t.
lad dw ~ ardully . .......,.,.her ro
bqtn llowly.
2. Try Ir tor a IDOGtbs.
'· At dx md ol thk trial period, aambx your
lncomr .• you'tt DOt ~ wtlh tk raulb
return tk Qlick and we wW IEPUND YooR
PULL PUaCllAS! NICE ... NO CONDITIONS ...
NOD!LAYS ..
you make will be up to you. But the tnconx ~
tcntial from IOIDr of thctc projects can be staaertns. A hUlbMd and wife team I ~ with
starced a money project shnibr to ours. Last
year, .opttal ... full Ci.me, they earned OVCI'
1108,000-all 11 home on their farm in western
Wisconsin.
FEATURED ON NATIONAi: TV
The COlllplcte •ory of teYaal or our money
proftttJ tta111ly appem'd on a mdonal rdnt-
sk>n lrria. Olher pn>fects have been featured in
nWDCTOU1 OCWlpllpft and m•"'nc ankles
throulhouc Che U.S. Md Cwwta.
HOW TO START
Finl, you -be wtllins to work. AU of lhete
protects rcqun clmc, cnc111 and cradYtcy.
Sttond, ,_·u need w •ortdlls ~ In
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coo.
TIUrd, our prafKD arc lated lftd worbble.
No awclope ..... ldmaa, ao "l*IY plw",
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1batt cban witb you. ~ tbq
Involve craatvc JWOfccU \Mr can
be dupUcacd iD cbnennda · o1 ·
~ all over America.
~ opponuniry Is mdonwidc.
We won't be COlllprtlna wJtb you
and you won'c be compnq with
us. That's why we've put cnry-
thifll in a sJmplc, casy-c~follow
Scana GJUde. It shows you step
by step bow to bqin cxb profcct.
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IF NOT DEU8HTED
To prove that you can IDaU
extra money at home, you have
our positive 100" money-back
guarantee. Order your pdck. Keep
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actually try a project yowwll. II you'tt not
sattsllcd jusc tttum it. We'll send you a full re-
fund within three working days ... no nonscnac ...
no C2CUICS.
Also, feel f:rtt to POST DATE YOU. CHECK. 30
DAYS. That way it's not cuhabk for a full
month. I'll ICOd your Guide rilht away. Jtead
CVCrythJna. Try I protect. II you'tt DOC satisfied,
ttturn the materials md I'll ttturn yo~ orip1aJ
UNCASHED check. This way thctt is olMollllWy
llO rlM to J'Ollf
This is the fairac way I know to bdp you IC1
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TheRtng-Necked
Pheasant~
A11 ori/riltal """* of arl lta1uJm:l/W of
lnto% ;.,,, dtilta """""' 24 ""°'gold. T1tt first issue ;,, /Jtt iM/1orlalrl ntlll seria
of Lenox Ganwbinl Vases.
Jsswd in a silwfe, strictly liwriled tdilion o/9,fJ()().
The stately rin1·nedced pheasant is amon1 the mo1t beautWI of all
American birds. It is found coast·tO<OaSt-in woods and~ from
New Enatand tD Califoma. The vivid ... of its ~ ... its long.
elepnt tail feathtts ... its _proud carriaae ... all mark it n one of nature's
most glorious creations.
For these reasons. the artists and craftsmen of Lenox selected the ring·
necked pheaunt as the subjKt for the first in an important new series of
Lmox Gt»Wbitd VastS. This significant first issue is a masterpiece in fine
china-a large decorator vase handcnfted in America by the master
artisi.ns of Lenox. contS\uing a near-centary-old tradition of imponanl
Lenoxvues.
To create Ri1fl{·Ntrltitd Pltmsmtl, the noted natunist artist Val Roy
Gerischtt was commissioned to paint this splendid bird as it would be
sttn in its natural habitat, in sunes that would capture the pheasant's
own private worid.
Gerilcher has created many import.ant and prestigious works ~r
the past fJtteen years. in his chosen ~um QI fine china and porcelain.
Previous works by ~rischer have bttn acquired by three White House
~tions. and are to be found in many major colections.
Encircing this first Lenox Gamebird Vase is a harmonious depiction of a
pheasant family. On the front o( the vase. this splendid bird is captured in a
scene ol touching domesticity. A maJe ring-necked pheasant stands guard
while his mate warms a dutch of~ ew. On the back of the vase. a
newly hatched pheasant chick. soft and down)t di8c<WeR U. beauty of tht-
wortd it has entered.
rwne Lenox M>ry china provides the perfect bad<Rl"ound for Gerischer's
an. And the lZ·inch tall. impressive vase is completed by Mncf.apptied
bands of pure 24 karat gold around both the rim and base.
Ring-Ntdtittl Plwumtt is being issued in a llrictJy limited edition ol 9. SOU
worldwide. and is available only by direct ~tion from Leno!C. It will
not be so6d tbrough e\'e'I the most preatigious dealers or plleries.
The price.of RO.,-N«:ltMI P'*'-1 by YaJ Roy~ ill $1.16, an
~value for a decontor vaee of this liu, bauty and quality. bl
need tend no money now. And the price is payable in comeri;eN monthly
inlllllmentl with ""/iltarta dttwft. Of coune. "*' """/oditllt is t'WMI·
"""'~ 1b resenie Rilw-N«Mtl P,__,,,,, )'OUr RelUY8lion
Apptiation lbould be mailed by April 15. 1985. For ~ c:ocweaie.u
on Cftdit cant orders. you may call TOU. PREE 24 houn a daJ 7 clays a
week.1-80().228-5000.
-----KESERVATION APPLICATION-----
Plea. enter my raerVltion for Rilw·N«IW P._,.. by Val Roy
Gerildter. I prefer to pay • follows:
o DIRECT. I will be billed for my depoeit of 12'1 in advlnce of lhipment.
Abler lhipmem I wil be biW for the b91ance in four eqlll moatbly
imullmela of $27-each.
0 BY CREDrr CARn After llipnent. paew bill the fun-of S135•
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MODERN tECHNOLOGY MADE SIMPLE
IN OUR MONTHLY COLUMN
AND NOW: THE
WORLD OF DICK TRACY
P icture youneff II the bMch,
when you suddenly wonder
whether you unplupj the
iron bide home. Instead of
panicking you ant> your portable tele-
phone, dW a netahbor. and ask them
to check. Within minutes the neighbor
ca11s back to mure you that all is well.
Thanks to the cellular mobile tele-
phone, you can do that today in a
number of American cities. So far, near-
ly all cellular phones are in cars. but
they don't have to be. By 1990, you
should be able to place a call from any-
where to anywhere usif18 a phone small
enough to lit in a pocket or purse.
True. we've had portable telephones
since the first phones went into cars in
1946. But mobile phone systems use
one centnl transmitter to serve an en-
tire city over just a few frequencies.
Even in the heavily populated New York
City area. only a dOzef1 car phones can
be in use 11 one time. And the quality
of the lransmillion can be awful.
In a celluim' phone tyllem. the entire
-·
since the Federal Communiations
Coounitlion ii lic::ensi111 two l1llOrs in ach market -only one XI; a
telephone company. Ameritech Mobile
Communiations lncJ: cellular
phone service in the idweJlei '' stalleS.
V1ee Ptesidelll ol Pubtic Rmliorls IC.llie
Bouct.s noees that the ~ mne tor ceUuJar 9aVice in ChiaF is ITS
now, coqmed '° sso when the serm
mrted .. in 1983. All celhlllr ~
fellure lower '*' in oft.hours.
Cellullr One is the non-wireline
cellular company in Boston. A typical
user. says general rnanaeer Paul f Obin.
pays 44 cents a minute during business
hours. and 26 cents a minute at off.
hours. plus a monthly chartle. But oc-casional users can skip the monthly
chlf&e and J:e pay 75 cents tor each minule the is in \lie. In time. Sll}'S
Cooper, all cellular systems will <*I'
l'lleS aimed II luring casual U9elS for the
hours when business users are scarce.
Then it's only a matter ol whittling J
down the ce11uCar phone to sometruna !
truly ponable. James <Aile is opt:tabons 1
marketing manaser tor cellular phones
al Motorola. Asked about the cej)ular
phone of the fulUre. Calle says. "'Chester
Gould gave us the ml when he put a
wrist radio on Dick Tracy." IW
Gotdon W*1ms IS businos conapondtN IOf
ABC Nftl)I His broodcasu a.t bt h«Nd daily °" todio Jlaflions OCl'OCJ dw Uffl#d ~
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(<XXllinu«J from "'* 6) I saw the honor on die faces of the other IMt ...,.,er. "A l9eWard made me a sand-DAY SIX: The final day Wll lenle as
held it to the tip Of my nose. I looked hostages1 _ _._J .. of~ saysblow. ' .... _ hji....&.-wich; the purter hekl my hand. Every-~ deterioralld. The ~
into the Oame and thought, This must 1a.aa.1 u111: final b u111: ,_....,.... one was nice to me. maybe because released the last flt!V~· mefnben,
be the prelude to something worse.' brou&ht out cans of tuna fish and joiraed they didn't rellly think I was aohl8 to ''but not before inti them,"
Colta says. 'The leeder with his
revolver and threatened t till the
moment before they were freed. ft was
sadistic."
Then, unknown to Costa and the
seven remaininl hmtl&el. the hijlClrers
announced thal they had wired the air-
liner with explosives; t~ I final deadline and br'Oldcalt a will md
testament to the contJOl .
'The hijackers beaarl wreaking havoc
on the plane, breaking windows, rip-
ping up chairs and destroying overhead
compaltments. They set up a Pepsi bot-
tle and took taraet practice," Costa
recalls. ''Then they tied Harty Oark [the
pilot1 Kaper and me together -sentJy.
oompared to usual."
As they sat knee«Hmee. COila "made
an effort to think normal thOtJ&hts and
[make) ~ <X>nVel'lllion. Harry
and I even planMd a dinner date tor
January, when he'd be in New York.
This was our Wll'/ of~ to the fulure." ·
Moments before the hijackers' dead-
line was to expire, a medic came aboard.
"I scarcely notia!d him, hecalaw medics
had come on board betore." COila says.
"Then we heard the 90Unds of a ICUf.
fle. I looked back and uw the medic
~ a tUllle with the aoon. Then tear
ps b9n to flood the compartment.
" This must be It,' Hany shouted as we loosened our ropes. Ounshots
whizzed plllt us. Hany got free and ran
for the front ... eo... With.his hands 9ti1I
tied, and K.lpar, bound by a plir of hand-
culs, flew down the lbirl ., 5*y, There
they learned that Iranian 90ld(ers cH.
guiled as 'airport maintenance workers
had captured the hijldcm.
"Harry and I embraced In a big bear h'4 I felt relieved, but it WIS lliU unreal,
as if it hid aU been happen1nl in a
~ ... but the n~ was
finally over." .
EPILOGUE: l#January, ec.ta. ~
tented by New York penonal-irlJury
lawyer Harry U1J1i8. filed a St 10 million
lawluil .,_ Iran and Kuwak Airways.
charFI thlt the lranilfl pemment encou,.t the Anb hiiKJcm ..., not ~ ldion IOOMr lnCI thll the~ faled" lo PIOYide adBdent -=urily.
Severi(' quesdoi'as remain about why
no one responded more quickly,
whetha.the Onited St-. did enouah
ID proled ill dlbenl, Ind wbelher there was any Iranian mmplldcy in the Ind·
dent. Iran hll llid lt will by the hi+ ~~~~-
In Jlnulry, • planned, C.O.. and
Cln met tor clnner In N.w Yort. "We
tollled to aooct helllh .. c.o.a .., ''tor
I very Iona time." ilJr
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those quiet times with Mothtt, when lht rud
a delightful story. Now Reco Jntern1tional hon-
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On July 1st, the
Army will introduce
(WO educational pro-arams that could enrich
your finances as well as
your mind.
If you have plans for college, these
proarama can change the way you plan to
pay; and if you hadn't planned on go~.
they could chanae your plans completely.
They 're cafled the New GI Bill Plus
the New Army College Fund. And if you
• think the titles are big, wait'll you see the
benefits.
MONEY FOR COLLEGE.
With the New GI Bill ·
Plus the New Army Col-
lege Fund,~ can
earn up to $25,200
while you serve. Herc's
how:
First, you contribute
to your educatlon-$100 per
month for the first twelve
months of your enlistment.
Then the government
contributes-up to ~600. That's
what the New GI Bill's really all
about.
Then dv Army contributes
up to SH.400-c.ourwy of the New
Army c.ollqe Fund.
Of course, how much you save
depends on how long
you serve and the ape,
cialty you qualify for, naht now, there are OYer'
80 specialties that enti-
tle you to bcndit from •
borh proerama. For maximum return•, see
thcchan.
GET AN EDUCA'FION
BEFORE YOU GETTO COUEGE
It's called the Army experience. And
with every sunrise run and field
exercise, night patrol and pat on
the back, you11 learn about the
kinds of thinp no one can put a
price on: aelf,rellancc and dia,
dpline. Teamwork and pride.
THE
REWARDS Of
BEING A SOLDIER
They go far beyond
the chance to earn
money for colleae. And
include the opportU'
nity to serve your
country.
At well as the
opponu::tato aee it-and ps
other countries,
too. for II a aoldier,
you'll ~ the chance
to travel; to meet people,
mab new friends and
visit places you may
never have thought
you'd see.
bl'll alao have the
Ol?J>OftUnity to pow
before you attend college, So that you can
get the molt out of it when you decide to go.
Plus, there'a the opportunity to set
into the best physical ahape of your life-
thanb to our Physical Trainina proaram.
By now you may be aenina the
tmpreuion that the New GI Bill Plus the
New Army Collqe Fund ~tall kinds , m opportunities (and you tt rtlht); unfor,
~there isn't all kinds ot room left to
describHhem. ··
,.... MIW•IM ..... IM .........
2 $9,(XX) $17,(XX)
3 $10,800 $22,800
4 $10,800 $25,200
So if~· d like the opponunlty to
learn more about our opponunlda. vllk
your local Anl!.v Recruiter. Or call, toll free,
1-800-USA~ARMY.
A STRONG-WIUED
HOLLYWOOD SURVIVOR
A L 4/J,.XU,~ &wt has__ap.
~in 38 films, induding Airpon (1969), Murder on the
Orient Expreu (1974). The
Deep (1977). and last ymr:S Under the
Volcano. In tlw tnOllt f'tClft. n tmerJl«1
asa ~iJro.
malic Odrm -a
talmt on display
again in the 7V
1"0lM of Tolstoy's
Anna Karenina.
which aired last
UJttlt. and in this
month :S Forbidden
~ kiler' is a mode-
/or-cable movie in
ulUch Biswt plays a t Cierman U.ant.WI ulto hides her Jewish
~ lover in Ml' apartment from tM Nazis.
::z Bisset, who IUfS in ~ Hiii$, um in-
~ terviewtd kx FAMD WuJa.y by writer
~ Dan Yakli:
i Yaklr: How do JCM1 ....... a reJa. g Uomblp .... JOlllr work take.
you aD ...-... world?
Bisset: It's terribly tirina to try and have
a relationship llOina It the same time.
[But) I don't fin() it hard to follow a man
at all. You take a few books .... There's
always IOlnShinl to alCh up with. Now
I'm involved wih a dancer (Russian
emisJt ballet IUr Alexander Godunov),
and u toOn 11 I ID with him on tour,
I have to be utilfled with the fact that
we can only be totff!lher from 11 p.m.
to 2 a.m. You have to let the person off
the hook or you'll make him crazy.
Q: Do · ......... JO'll>'llPdY -·-· ., ,_.. ., ~ Biiiet: I've never thou&ht ol rnYsetf as
particularly beludfuJ. I know I can put
it totether when I neat to, but ~
who know me well say it'• the least
thing about me in terms ol personality.
It's not IOllletht .. I focus on too much.
I want to be lllrldlve, but it's important
ro be*" b whll you 1re. It'• terribly
important for people to• lhat under·
neath, I'm • complex 11 tf'.aeY n . The
auumpdon lhll pct.looki"I people
don't have ptObleri'9 Is devlltlting, lt's
dlllelplCtful. To have NlplCI and be
respedful d othen is rally imp0f1ant
to me. 0:.-.,. ...... ...., S..: Yalima ___ ,.,..from
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responsibility for your behavior, and
that's hard. PeopJe who want to walk on
you don't like it when you suddenly
prickle a little blt. It may be easier to So
through life if you're compliant, but I
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realized that that' 5 precisely what made
me unhappy .... I have a ltrOng per-
sonality, and when I apply it to some-
thing. l can get it done.
I recently lost my father, wruch was
a tremendous shock1uZr me. It was something I-dreaded I my life. and I
didn't think I could h le it. But I sur-
vived. I'm fine, Now I feel it's time to
be an aduJt. IW
The HamiltAJn Collection Prete.ca ,
A Tribute to the _Classic
American Sports~€ar.;.
Perhape the most coveted car to
emerge from the innovative de&ign era
ol the 195()8 wu the cluaic, twcraeated
ford Thunderbird. The "Little Bird" was
truly • limited edition ~ by Fml Mot<m' Cml]>llV aa a showpiece, and
otfered at a price ol atnit 13,000.
From the very be1innin1, the
Thunderbird IOld well-end its appeal
has grown aignificantly through. the
)'eal'9. And like other top "eolleet«'I
items," the 1966 Thunderbird hu mul-
tiplied mm\V tiJml in value.~ a miM-
condition specimen mi1ht command
112,500 to 115,000, but auch can have
become very rare indeed.
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premiere ol Tlw Clauic Ccm <f tltf Fi/-
tin Pewter Car Col~ tint
sroup ol limited-edit.bl, Mnd-aafted
pewter replitM ewraded to~ the
aut.olftotive 1.niu1 of the Fifties in
America.
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Collect«'I ~prise the l9li6 n.underWrd .w:~nerUI 1tylt"
spare tire on the outlide back and lta
convertible-wtth-hardt.oP te.tun. The can unique '"porthole" whw.tow ill another
felture which endland the "'Little 8lrd"
tomarQt The ftneb' crafted "1966 n.undtf..
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neceaaary to re-create the Thunder·
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car is metkwou~ hand-trimmed, tin~
ished, auembled. and poUahed to a fine
patina, bebe the application ol a coat of
lacquel' to protect the pewter.
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i Thu..,..,.
1966, the ford Motor Com~
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ited worldwide to exactly that numbK
Each 1ueeeeding iuue in the 12-ear
Cltwie Can tf tltl Fift;.,. CoUecdon. will
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its make, mocltl and ~ ol iteue, and
eech will be accompaied by. hard-'MOd
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CATFISH, Y'ALL!
By Marilyn Hansen
A mong the restaurants that
now are highlighting Amer-
ican regjona1 cooking. those
wilh-a.Jioutbem slant ~
serving c:adish in varied ~ns. Cadish, railed mostly on · · · · car-
fish farms and now becomi~ wideJy
available, is a ta.1ty, uniformly sized~
duct that ~ly lends itself to ~
frying, baking, grilling. chowdets. gum-
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he medical proleslion
keeps pushing back the
saarting point ol human
consciousness. San Diego
clinical psychologist O.Vid
Chamberlain has pushed it Ill
the way back to the delivery
room. He claims thal childmi
have vivid memories ol their
own births. Chamberlain rays,
"Babies are real people. trap-
ped. as it wett, in baby bodies.
They are fully equipped with
sensory and learning abilities."
Chamberlain has asked ctlil-
dren under hypnosis to de-
scribe their sunoundif9 II the
time of their birth. He found
that their recolledions in-
cluded such details • mother's
haintyle. obltmic inltrumenls
used, and convemlions in the
delivefy room. In Iller i'*'·
views with their mochm,
t Chamberlain tound that the
3 children's mttnOries were re-l marbbly ICCUrlle. And ex-
~ tmnety tophil*:ated. He con-
cludes that .... birth, blb6el I no1e who ii nervous. C.-..
tinld. ayi ... They --when ~ • unintere•ed, lfrlid
II r-.w.-r·--•••
" f )'OU want the pm)'. I and
prelti&r, the sacrifice ii
hours, hours, hours. .. says
Robert Half. author of Robm Hor on H' · (Crown) mld
presklent of~ Half Inter-
national Inc., the world"s
l4fl!SI recruiter of financial
executives.
Half's company surveyed
VPs and personnel dln!dOn to
determine the number ol
houn lop! each week by the
top em:u~ com-
panies. The average was 56.9
hours. but some workaholics
adUIDy had the old nose to the
grindstone for up to 90 hours
a week.
Haff explains, 'There's too
many people, too many prot>
lems for it to be otherwise. A
welJ..run business is almost a
beneYolent dictatorshi . " In
other words. ~dog~ his
day, but the top dog's day is a
lol longe.
hit do Mary Lou
Raton, Bruce Jen-
ner. Sam Snead
and Peter Gagarin have in
common? They all are c.ham-
pions tearured on boxes of
Wheaties cereal. We know
about the first three, but who
is this Garprin. and what is he doins on our breakfast table?
. Mary E. Tlddes, contest
coordinator for General Mills,
explains, "The company em-
barked on a nation-
al search for out-
standing amateur
athletes." They
found 40-year-old
Gargarin; who is a~
five.time U.S. orien-
teering (races run
gyer..rupd temUn,
using maps and a
compass to de«er-
mi ne the route)
champion from
Sunderland, Mass.
Tickles remarks.
''Someeimes whole
towns ant behind
.... ~llhlde.
(labbyinl for him or
to be honoled.
..
After aJI , beina on the
Wheaties box is kind of like the
ultimale."
The honor is open lo com-
petitors in any sport who can
demonstrate outstanding
alhJetic ability. !tron8 personal
character, and oommitment to
community service. In case
there's another search next
year, yoo'd better sharpen yoor
skaaes, your crampons, your
javelin. your eye-t~ coor-
dination, and, who knows. yoo
too couJd be havin& breakfast
with America! . ....... .
What are Americans reading
before they retire for the
opt? Here are two reports:
Pldllp ,......., pMeot·
N•H, New York ~ :::.:-::"::
of Art, lluea• of
MeMn Art, aH tH s. ........
.. , have Dust Bowl Doanl
b-J Bill Ganziel al my bedside.
Ganze! has returned to the
people and places that were
the subjects of a number of
photographs taken in the
1930s, when the federal
governmen.t had the Farm
Services Administration pho-
tographers program. He has
photographed thee people
and places as they appear~
day. h is very intemti111 in
that yoo are able to see whit
has~ to the people and to~landlcape of the
Great Plains area.
"Ganzel did the book on
his own, and he had to have
great power of will to do it. He
rraveied over 50,000 milel
and completed it at peat
hardship to hin\leff. But ii
was worth it; it's 1 W01tde.tlai
book."
NEXT WEEK IN FW
• The Search For Daddy: Ten
yars after the WI ol South
Vietnam, a Viet.nameR-Amer-
ican Birt seeks her father, a
former American GI.
_..,~Vt. .., just . Lisa AJlher' s
Original Sins. I liked this
book a lot. espe:ially the Wl'J
she starts out with the
characters and follows them
from the besinning of their
lives until they're about 35
of aee. I just wanted~ b:'i to go on and on, to find
out what was gotng to hap-
pen to them. She does a great
job of what I try to do well as
a photojournalist: follow a
story from the lime it breaks
until it's over. .. , also just finished ~
~ Up by Rusaell Baker. I like
the Wrf he (lives you a whole
family history. Also, it's
located in a part of the coun-
try -the rural South -that
is 'family' to me. ~ mother
is from North Carolina, and I
Ulld to visit a lot down there.
h ~ 9'efl\S to change. In
the pmt 25 years. the p!lest
event to occur on the stretch
ol property my arandfalher
IM!s on is that the road fuW.
ly Fl J>IY'd. Also, I love rhe
Wrf ~ Up ended -
it's a Niii humorous look at a ~person fallins in love ...
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2 Sunday, March 31 , 1985
-Sports
It's 'play
ball' again
in majors
By· LORENZO
CARCATERRA
The kinks arc gone. the
weight has been lost. the
spikes have been polished,•
the uniforms cleaned, the
bats unsplintcrcd, the balls
unscarred . The 1985 ba~ball season is about to
be&in.
like all seasons it begins
with questions fans have
spent the winter arguing
about. Will the Detroit
Tigers repeat as world
champs? Will the New
York Mets develop into a
dominant team? Will the
Toronto Blue Jays finally
win a division? Are the
Chicago Cubs for real? Will
the Texas Rangers always
be that bad?
The answers won't be
known until October. Until
then. this much is known:
The Tigers are a better
team because of the ac·
quisition of Walt Terrell.
who may become a big
winner in the American
League. But the ~t of the
division also has im-
proved.
The New York Yankees
with Rickey Henderson
will have more speed and a
much improved defensive
outfield. The Baltimore Or·
iolcs have picked up more
depth at key positions. The
Blue Jays finally have a
bullpen. The rest of the
division may spend the
summer just wuching.
The AL West will be. $
always. a state of con-
fusion. Pick either Cali-
fornia, Kansas City,
Minnesota or Chica10 and
you may have found the
d ivision wi nner. Forget
about Seaule and Texas -
especially Tuas.
The National League
East will have a two-way
~ ~ween the Mel$ ancr
the Cubs. Both went out
this winter and picked up
some help.
The San DieJ.O Padres
will find it difficult to
repeat in the NL West. but
not as difficult as it will be
for both the Los Anaclcs Dodeers or tk Atlanta
.. vet to catch them.
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Lizard lady up from soaps
·capitol· medic won
tlatfle; charac ter's
handicap believable
Q: ls Jane Badlcr. thccvil Diana on ··v."
he same actrc s wh o pla~cd Natalie on the
aow-dcfunct oap. "The Doctors? .. -P.E ..
rappan. N.Y.
A: She sure Is. J ane had a loa1 ru aa
rJatalle. Before tbat, slle played Dorlu'a
.ister MtUada OD "Ont LUe to lJve."
rfellnda was married to tbe cllarac&er of
>eter on that show, aad at preseat Ute
:baracter Is ln a saallari•m for Ute
:motloully disturbed.
Q: Is Thomas on "Capitol" really
rippled? If not. I 1hmk he does a good job
•laying a handicapped character. -C.B ..
.helburnc. Vt.
A: Michael Catllo Is aot handicapped la
eal life. However, when be took Oii tale role
.1 Ute handicapped 11r1eoa lie did lot1 of
.e1earcb. He even went to see a nnreloat1t
riend of bis to find oat ltow Tltomas, wlto
11 a spinal problem, wo.td •te cntdlet.
~or a wltile, Catlin fOllH lllm.seU debatht1
rltlt tllat sbow's prod.ce~ Motlt aot
Mkta1 "awkward" ea sereee. CatlJa felt
lat 11tomas woald llave momeats of
l>Oktq awkward. FluJly, pnMlacen saw
I Ills way. Evhlntly, aa4leatt1 are
leased with 01e rea.lls llc portrayal
Q: The actor who plays Bo on "Days or
>ur Lives" has done another soap. My
.aughtcrs thtnk he's just fabulous. I say I
iscovcrcd him first . but since I can't
:member the name of tbc soap or the
haracter h~ played. my daughters, as
sual. th ink thdr old lady is "Out of her
lind." Tell u omcthingabout the current
-0. please? -Mn. P.C .. Lawrence. Kan.
A: Well, yo.r d111r.t•n are wr•I· Peter
.ecl:ell be1aa 01 soap .,eras ht &H role of
:rte Hollister oa "At tM Wortd Tens." la
aat 1toryll11e Peter Browter played •••
Ider brotlter. W•n tllole cMracters were
•rf tteo out, Peter Reckell wtDt to Holly-
·ood, Jobted "Days," u4 made Ute
laracter of Bo Brady 01t of tile aiouest 01
•e soaps.
Q: I keep reacll11 aboat actors M~•
oPelar bl tometaill1 c1li.it tM Q ,.u.
rbt does Ute Q ,.U ataM for ud wut
H t lt meaa? -LS., New Yott, N.Y.
k ne Q ....... really s&Md fer
111M11t ...a If Y" IA peeple 19 ...
ll!lett dtey'll MJ dlete's .. Id Glla II
Q poll, bet dten edUUy II. 'he Q ,.aa
sts actors u4 1e'"9MI IM &ale poltat.tra
A. die a.ae.c. le ,.,. die daanetar la
Ner •••• ,,,..., .......... "•lnltl .......
'tlUI reeeatly Ala• ANI ..,,_ tM Q ,.U
1t lie'• Jn• Mel,., ... at tM..,., Ute 1t~y BIUC.-, . ...._ .. u,.s... Leeet &rtea, •• All .. , CMWrw:) ...... dte ...
aapttert •IM's Mel • dte Q ,.u ,.,
Jane Badler bl •v•
several yean 90W. Dino for Tony Geary
(ex·L•ke .. ·~ra1 Hospital"). ·Most
prod•cen swear Utey aever look at Q polls,
bat actors swear just as Joadly tbat unless
you're ranked •Ip on It, you never get a
featared role.
Q: Can you plea!le tell me 1f any of th~
"Edge of Night" actors are appearing on
any other soaps? That was my fa, ont~
show. I can't understand how 11 was
canceled but since I realize it's not coming
back. I'd like to at least keep up with omc
of the performers -Y.T .. Shippensburg,
Pa.
' A: SltaroD Gabet, seen as Raven oo
"Ed1e of Nlpt," llas ja1t mov~ over to
"A.Dot•er WoTld.'' TM c•aracter sbe plays
ls a deaf m1&e, b•t we have Jt on good
a1dlortty dte ctaaracter woo't stay m•te
forever. La1'JI Malloy, wlto played tile
romaatk SltJ • "Ed1e,'' caa Dow be seen
as lite 1eml-vtllai8ou ~yle on "Guiding
U<t." Look for 1 majer IR'eaktlarou11t in
lt11 cllarac&er wltea Patricia Barry, last
lfflt as Celtn • "All My ClaUdren" aod
beftre tllat u Adtlle • ''Daya of Otar
Uve1,'' reprhft IMr role 11 H.B. Lewis'
former prlfrlnd Ml11 Sally.
Q: Can you please tell me if Chris Rich
appeattd on any other sOtlp opern~ My
sister insists that she saw him on on a ~oap
before he did "Another World." Hones1ly I
don'l believe it. bcca~ I wat{'h cvel) soap
and I never saw Chris. I'm urc I'd
ttmember him if I had. -0 .H.. :snta
Ana. Catif.
A: ff• Y" bet• Git oee, bec11se yoe
woa. TM nle •f Sudy was Cllrts' first soaP.
opera. WH9 ate bepa • "Aaotlter World, '
It w11..,... dte "I.de" craae oa "Geeeral
ff:itaJ.'' Clarie ,.,.., Ills llair in 1.akt
fa -...e tt was felt Ws ""Id make
tM aew MM .. re .,,eallq. Now, as yo•
cu Me, Cllrtt Us let \11 c.rls 10 Olt, btlt ... dMu1tdef .. s..ly ,, auu .. , of tile
NJer .... • .. A.eedt4tr WerW. ''
Chris was tillakta& U.O.t leavla1 tlte
sbow last moaG b•t a1ree4 to lip oa for
one more year. Real wUe Naecy
PrusJoae, wlto played Cedle (dtey met OD
lite satow), ltaa decided to caU it .Utan tile
s'4»w for aow.
Q: M) mother says 1hat she once
watch~d a soap opera called .. From These
Roots." I don't remember the show and
wonder if any of the soap stars that are on
_ today appeared in that one. - Z.T .• New
Orleans. La.
A: Aon Flood, wlto 1peat Ute last 17 years
as Nucy Karr OD ''Tk Ed1e of Nipt,"
appeared OD ''From Tllete Roots.'' nt
NBC soap of tk early ... s alM feaaare4
Headerson Fors~, WM lla1 bee David
Stewart on "At tk Worltl Tins" fer over
t o years.
Q: Who says nothing ever happens on a
soap opera? You go away for one mon1h
nnd most of your favorites are gone. Can
you please tell me what happened to the
original performers who played Nina. Liza
and Mike on "All MY Children?" -C.M ..
Wcs1mins1cr. Conn.·
A: Taylor MiJler, wbo portrayed Niu, la
La Hollywood. Site's a.boat to tum an
episode of ''ltnlgbt Rider" for NBC. Marcy
Walker, wbo created Ute role of Uu, 11 also
ht CalifOnala -sbe's appearl.q la tile soap
"Santa Barbara" ID the role of~. Al for
Mike, Nici S•rovy, wlto cre.ated lite role, h
also owt West and /"t landed a two-llo11r
CBS mysrery mov e wbiclt •Ill alr later
tbls year.
Q: Could you tell me how Dr. Jeff Ward
and his wife Annie and their quads were
written oul of" As the World Tums?" -
Z.B .. Buena Vista. Calif.
A: IJt tlte storyline, Jeff kicked ltis
coca tee llablt ud was admitted back• Ute
staff of Oakdale llospltal. Re ud A.aale
decided to move CHlt of towa r •tai tlte
qudntplet1. Tlt11 fact wu oaly llJeltdeeed
briefly last moatlt oa Ute IMw; evWelttly
tbc writers ..... lloped tlley coaltl aet rW of
six claarecten w1Uto11 telllDI fu1 wlterc
they went.
Wblle 1H tltblk tbe Idea of •nl•I q•ads
was a e•te ooe, we n ew tllat ,.or AaaJe,
Jeff u4 lite kiddies wen tloemM. n.
problem Wit wllat WO.Id ltappH H Cite
babtet sot older. WMN tkle kWt M able
to aet! CoeW n yMe staM llawt.c fHr
cltlldre1 aroad tlte set 111 day? C..a.I Utey
~ve a t&orylJM? 'he UUIU to Gete
q11e1tJou flpl'M .. be ...
Q: Is G1..-orae Gaynt'~ the star of "Punk)'
Brewster," the same guy who pla)ed Frank
Smtth on "General Hospital?' -T .•.
Akron. Ohio.
A: Vet. GayHt played lite !teed ef tlw
crime ayacllcate ll Port Qierla. Pn'a,. ~eeeDAtTlllS,....30)
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-lunclay
-Monalag -----I='~ . f:' to maintain en independent wey of
•()) e ...,,_ llM. _....Host Pat == 1=-~....Wu.nOM Boone and conost Donna Mll19 are Joined n•WllM 11.M .. •
by Chflstopher Alldns. Kevin Oob80n. ~ 191 In this story mart<log the ..,, • ...,
Ma1vel<>ut Marvin Hegler. Mark Harmon. PIMOYef season. e aroup ot elderly Jew. _. .. , •
Thomas Hearns, Tefma Hopkins. Joan lah men In New York.,.1 South &OM ltrug--"Ra"'91" ( UMO, Comedy) QI.
Van Ark and George Wendt In this ennutil g1et to maintain an Independent wey ot -jct. Hevllllnd. Oevld Niven. (1 hr .• 12 fund r&l&ef lo benefit lhe dlaabled. (2 life. .,,._ 1.) _
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hrs) {C) 100L IM ... • CCWf KOOi & ---IMm.:M. ~<CC*T'D) Iha Gang sings "Celebfatlon," "Too W? WTlm "Tht Snow M.•••a•u., Hot." "Joanna." "Ladles Night" end Queen" Lance K-..n and Mellua Qll)erf
• TWftW songs from the album "Erner~." ltat In tNt tele of• brew girl wtlo'• dlllr· ... ,. .... ..,.. Taped In May 198"4 al the Wortd E>cpoelo-"*'9d to MW htf comp11111on "om the
,.IDIM.I• II• tionlnNewO..leens. (t hr.)' Snow Queen's (l" ~) lpell. Mer· ..... ..-_. e=smOQ rat9dby8tleley0uvall.Q M CllMJW•a-~ "Sahara" (196-4. A<Nenture) (J) -. "Return Ot A Man Celled
-.... ,_ hielda, Lambert Wilton. (1 ht.. HorN" (1978. Adventure) Richard
11 I I ii t 4" min.) -Henll, Gale SOndefgaerd. (2 twt .. 9 ITlln.) ~-&&8 ,.,, .... ____ ~-··""" ...... -,,.,., liW M .. '.'Splendor In Tht Graas"
YOUnl•M-J9 19Aftall I 1 981. Dfama) Natalie Wood. Warrflfl _, .... tty. (2 hr&., 30 min ) --·--.... UIT-An Ea1t., specltll uru.... ., _.,•mu I ~ protllal
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•--.. _ v , __ ft -.a•..,a•nwr former New Yor1< Knick Waft Frazlef lrom St Peter'• BH 1,... end 1r,. .,.....,, i!iillr'4i . • ....,. IUL ~ •nd French 'lmltlv• •ttlat Henri Rout· Museum. featuring C.Cllil Galdla and the Lo1ldorr~ llt .... mr--L~"'~nk•ua ••n•
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CE • 111WllMIA TR.an
Up to date bullness lnfounaflon for mena-gers, lnelodlng strategy. Issues. techriolo-gy, and a review of Wall Street activities. ffi) ( 1 hr.)
(DJ IMCGUI CCMn"Y -.T Looking tor
excitement. Samson Peabody Jones
heads West In 1881. stumbles across a
lrMsure map and ends up In enough trou-
ble to warrant the U.S. Cavalry's help. (I
hr.) I 'JmllCAIW•TOWllWL
• Nm Mm MIMS• Animated.
Ray Bolger as storyteller Uncle Amos
spins the tale of an egg farmer and his
Wife whose farm is saved from the vil-
lainous Tobias Tlnwtllskera by the appear-
ance of a= youngstM. l:t.'L-ATC&YM'f !I IHWI.,_. ------mOIY CULlm CLUI • ,..c-=-__ , Culture
Club performs "Karma Chameleon." "Do
You Really Want To Hurt Me?" and "Miss
Me Blind" at the Hammersmith Odeon In
London. England. ( 1 hr.)
Cl) .. "Shinbone Alley" (1971, Musi-
cal) Animated. Voices of Eddie Bracken.
Carol Channing.· ( 1 hr .. 26 min.)
1 ........ ,
-.. Cft5 ICI Guest; LA Mayor om Bradley. a candidate tor re-election. e "'um.I flOllY I Animated. The happy
llvea of a young girl and her pony friends
are threatened by the wicked Tlrac and
his Rainbow of Darkness. Voices: Sandy
0u::.:andall.
• Ul\9 llM. 1&lnlOlt
IFan~=:::~:r~ At~. ..... """' -:,-===:~A chronicle of
the celebration of lhe National Urban
League's 75th year. e ,_ Paine Webber Classic. semifi-
nal matches, llve from Sanibel Island, Fla.
~in) .............. . (!)AUTOucm NASCARValteydate 500,
live from Bristol. Tenn. (3 hrs.)
CO) .. "Alice's Restaurant" (1969,
Comedy) Ario Guthrie. Pat Quinn. ( 1 hr ..
St min.)
Cl) llOWll "The tee Pirates" ( 1984. Sci-
ence Fiction) Rober! Urich, Mary Crosby. i! hr .. 36 min.)
CZ) llOWll "Saboteur" (1942, Suspense)
Priscilla Lane. Robert Cummings. ( 1 hr ..
48 ~,., -1--. WUwa.Jtt//I AlmALI .. -..... -,. ..._ 1••HJ. Atlanta Braves
vs. Los ~les °=rs (3 hrs .. ·5 min.) -1-==lm DAWDW . ~---
••• D'IM. MUICIAL PUW ,._PM.WBL
-...... M•NJ. Atlanta Braves n:.Ci>=~~~) (I) e Ulm llAL Host Pat
Boone and conost Donna Mills are joined
by Christopher Atkins, Kevin Dobson.
Marvelous Marvin Hagler. Mark Harmon.
Thomas Hearns. Telma Hopkins. Joan
Van Ar~ and George Wendt 1n this annual
fund-raiser 10 benefil «ie disabled (2
hrs.)
I lillllflW!li.,, ..... " • •••DIM&. ... -=-PL.AW fl& CGUm Videos from Collins· lat·
est album "No Jackets Required" plus
behlnd·t~soenes Interviews.
CH)...,1'MllM9C .._Animated. On
a trip to Hanalee, Puff strives to cure a
mute boy of his problem by teaching him
a lesSOO in courage. Voice of Burgess
Meredlth. CD .,. "Be.yond Rea&O(lable Doubt"
(1980. Mystery) David Hemmrngs. John
Har!l._eaves. ™min ) 1W e U IM. Baltimore Stars al
Houston Gambtersj3 hrs .. 30 min.)
l tmwCOUMll'TAIW
MmD•' --.. "tfoll<es" ( 1980. Adventure)
Roger Moore, James Mason, (1 hr., 39
min.)
CH),.. ... llOCa Wembley's on a mis·
slon of revenge after Boober scares him.
but.his p!•ns tak~ a _terrtfylng !wist. •••111to .....
-a&era••• ----
-· JllAal Tournament Players Cham-OiOnlh!P. final round •• llve from Ponte
Vtdta. Fla. (3 h!') l ,..noa• .-r-..... n "The AdvfntUt'n Of Shet-
IOCk Holmes" Holmes discovers that fig-
ures on the watt of • QUiet English country
heme provide • tfrtk to •n lntamout Chlca-
QQ mobster. Q ( t hr.) • ,. • ._ 1••nu. Milwaukee
8rewef8 va.. San ~o Padres (2 hrt., 30
min.) •rwt•RMIC-
OO•~AT1W'TIClm (0) .. "The Buddy System" ( 1984,
Comedy) fftehard Ofeyfuss. Susan Saran-.oon. (t hr .. 50·mln.)
()) HNI CllAll Logan (Francine Tack-
er) . a volunteer In the scho<>l' s prison as-
sistance program. becomes emotionally
Involved with a famous political activist
held In solitary confinement.
(%) ... "Harry And Son" ( 1984, Ora-
ma) Paul Newman. Robby Benson. ( 1
hr .. 57 min.)
-1 ':'::' ... CM...allll• IPICW.
From Lexington, Ky., Al McGuire inter-
views. lhe players and coaches of tomor-
row's NCAA Championship game. ( 1 hr )
l'i'llml'rOOIU ......
'JmllCAl---rT _. "Sahara" (1984. Adventure)
Brooke Shields. Lambert Wiison. ( 1 hr ..
44min.)
WG .. llAIOll U•H.l Calllo{f1la An-
~ vs. Chica~bs (3 hrs.) Cll IAlm 1Bl11IOI Host Pat
Boone and cohost Donna Mills are joined
by Christopher Atkins, Kevin DobSOn.
Marvelous Marvin Hagler. Martt Harmon.
Thomas Hearns. Telma Hopkins. Joan
Van Ark and George Wendt In this annual
fund-raiser to benefil the· disabled. (2
hrs.) , G • MAW Featured: George Jones.
Brenda Lee. Moonshine Ctoggers and
Dew Drops. ( 1 hr.)
(f) • Ul\9 IUL lUTMOll (COllT'D) e YOell Tll lmnM • Al9 OLDa U.. DA11 Tax experts give instructions and
suggestions for income tax returns appli-
cable for people 55 years old and older.
!hr.) -nmuc•.-w R 3 II Al9 DftllO NCAA D1:--1sion I_
Women's Championships. from Tu9caloo-
sa. Ala. (R) ( 1 hr .. 30 min ) CD llO¥ll "Splash" ( 1984, Comedy)
Tom Hanks. Daryl Hannah ( 1 hr , 5 I
min.) Cl>_.. "Until They Sail" ( 1957, O<a·
ma) Jean Simmons. Paul Newman ( 1
hr., 35 min.)
I IOIJ.mU•• ... -IYTAM. W lflOllTICOlll NABC Alt-Star College
Basketball (2 hrs ) ·== !) ... "Hot Stull" ( 1979 Comedy)
Dom Deluise. Suzanne Pleshette t I hr
3t min.) W dl),_ Monte Carlo Tournament
••_..''Change Of Hab11 · ( 1969. Ora-
ma) Elvi.s Presley, Mary T)'ler Moore (2
hrs.)
• .. "Flaming Star" (1960, Adven-
ture) Elvis Presley, Barbara Eden. (2
hrs.) · e .. "I Married The Klondike" (No
Date) (2 hrs.) •••llWMI (D> ... "Mother LOde'' ( 1982. Orama)
Charlton Heston, Nick Mancuso. ( 1 ht •
41 min.)
(Z) _. "The Hotel New Hampshire"
(1984, Comedy) Jodie F0ttet. Beau
Bridge& ( 1 hr .. SO min j
1 ........ -----. -M.•I iCMMSalllt•.._
From Lexington, Ky .. Al McGuire Inter·
views the players end coach• of tomor-
row's NCAA Cii.mplon&tllp game ( t hr ) .... ,....an
Sunday, March 31. 1985 9
....
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Cl)-.. CUP -Women's auper gl· ant llatom from BormiO. Italy (R) ( 1 hr .
30 =* ® "The Secret Ufe Of Walt« Mit-
ty" (1~7. Comedy) Danny Kay•. Virgin·
•la ~ .. 50 min.)
-AT-9GllWT
• Ulm IU&. TILllMOlt
, .. , ..,...
... "Soggy Bottom, U.S.A."
(1981, Comedy) -sen Jonnson. Lois Net·
tteton. ( 1 hr., 3'7 min.) CD ..,. "Slapstk:k Of Another Kind"
( 19M, Comedy) Jerry lewis. Madeline
Kahn. (1ht.,27 min.)
(I) .. "Twilight Zone -The M<Me"
( 1983. Science-Fiction) John Uthgow.
•Vic =r~; ~r., .C2 min.) . 1--•-•..,.w 10•u11.._
--·~~Chula Vitt• vt El Capitan
• .. , ... FMtured' The Super·
1tar1, fMturlna a field of ten NFL stand-
outs lncludiflg Mark Gattlneau (New York
Jets), Mark Duper (Miami Dolphins) and
Willie Gault (Chicago Bears) competing
for berths It>. ltw~.championshlp round.
ffom Key ~ne. Fla. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
l ....-.,c1•11 •m1 • -...... _.,,,,..,,,
• ... "The lrwlllble Man" ( 19.75, Sci·
eta-Fiction) David McCallum. Jackie
Cooper. ( 1 ht., 30 min.)
• .. ISJUU Featured. The Super·
stats. fM1urlng a field of ten NFL 11and·
out• Including Mark Gaatlneau (New York
Jell), Mattt eup.r (Miami Oo4ptllM) and w• a.uit cCNcaoo en,., compe11ng
for betthe In the champlon9hlp round
from Key Bilcayne. Fla. (1 hr .. 30 min.)
1-naa• .. "The Davff's Wedding Night"
( 976, Horror) Mari( Demon, Sera bay
{?hrs.)
(I) • ... IT .. The third running of
thil t and 1 I 18 mile rec. f« three-year· W~ . (from llltonla Raeetf9cic In Flofenoe. ..... _,
.. "fun Win\ Olek And Jene''
977, Comtdy) Gaofge Segal, Jane
Fonde, (\.~ • WM.I. -Gu.et: Alan Green-=~t enc:r cheltmen. Towneend-
& Co., Inc.
I mTCl•ll . ·--.. "AeckleM" ( 198.c. Drame) Al>
den Oum. o.r,1 Hannah. ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
(%) ••M _,,., TM ~t"'" the 8eettM In I IMm whlcf'I Oflginlly alt'9d on
8rtMh TV In 1987. =•=-.,~·11111111••• ~ .. "Ont M0t• Train To Rob"
( 1971, Weatttn) Geofge PfPPerd, Jonn
Vernon (2 twt.) 1•11111•-· ... ........
_,I lll•YM ... A .. tltl-cm klll* _.. mow111,-lndudlng com1ce1 ctl-
11 of tt19 r.r.-~, nom11 .... -.. --Q .....
10 Sund1y. M•ch 31, 1985
I &=. ...
,_ .... "The Role Of Song At
Sc:hool" Guests: rt. 1.c~membef elnalno groue> The Whlffenpoofs of Yale Unlversf. ~Clase of 1985. (1 hr.)
9111111-* "Mt An Overnight
I" Rosallnd Cash, Richard Roundtree
and EAOOf Donahue star In this story of a
girt who battles jealousy when her parents
take In an abandoned child; end "The
Cap," the st«y of a boy who's angry at
his lather for being unemployed. Q ( 1
~ IOOL I 119 W • c:ca:91 Kool &
the Gang sings "Cetebratlon," "Too
Hot," "Joenna," "Ledl.a Night" and
songs from the album "Emergency "
Taped In May 198" at the World Eicposl-
llon In New OtlMnt. (-thr.)
Cl) COLLm M•'6'-OkJahoma at Okla·
home Stat• (3 h,._) · ·• ® ..,. "My F'avorlte Ye&1" ( 1982 .
Comedy) Pete< O'Toole, Jessie& Harper
L! hr., ~5 min.) CI>..,. "Pror...or Potter'• Magic PO.
lions" (t976. Adventure) Richard Wiison,
John Warner. ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
(I) .... TU 119A19 "The Snow
Queen" Lance Kerwin end ....,. .. Gilbert
star In thl• tale of a brave gl'1 wno's deter-
mined to uve her companion from the
Snow Queen's (Lee Remick) spell. Nar·
rat~helley Duvall. O (%) "That' K Be rhe Dey" ( 19 7 4,
Orama) David E ... x. Ringo Starr ( 1 hf .
30 min.)
. ·-CA,~IYOU •all ..,. ''The Man From The Alamo" A 1953, W"tern) Glenn Ford, Julie ·1y~:•'"I
.... Q __ ._._.,.OC*Cm1.
Nm P'4.11 Simon and Art Garfunkel
perform old tevorltes In their first )Olnt con-
cart In 11 yeers. taped during the aummer
of '81 In New York City's Central Park ( 1
ht., 30mln)
·-U\IOMU. . _ ......... ___ _
I M.Le.A,_~---· -llM•M-'F U.S. lmmlgretlon policy and ltl tf'9ct on
the quality of Ille In Sin Diego •nd the re11
of the counaty It examined. ( 1 hr ) e •A An explof'atlon of the mystetlous Bermuda Trienale, an area off the coetl of
Florlda ~thous.nda or thlpt, planes
and people have disappeared. (A) Q ( 1
~ CC) .. "Krull" (1983, Fantasy) .. Ken
MarlheN, Lytell• Anthony. On another
planet, a prlnc. f&QeS tNny 1 .. ts aa he
tries to regM\ hil kingdom, reecue his be-
trothed and bettle a tuper·poWerlut beast
'PG' (1hr:,57mln.)
(I).._ "The Ice Plrat"" ( 198-4, Sci·
enc. Fiction) Robef't Urich, Mary Cra.b~
Space pif al .. jolli a beeutlfuf prlnoell 1n
M&lch of hef explOfer fl1Nr and a newly
dlteovered IOUfC• of f'nUch.-netded water
-r~· , ...... :1em1n.1
ftlOOICU•• _,,,_ ,____ -
.,.._ • .._,Culture
Club P9rl«ma "Karma Chemet.on," "Do
You Ae~ Want To Hurt Me?" and "Miss
Me Blind' at the H•rnmerwnlth Odeon In
l.:Qndon. ~. '1' hr,)
CJ) _.,. "Rooe'' ( 19.C8, Su.peosel
James Stewart, l=artey Granger. A pair ot
murder.,. try to conceel the wherMbout~
or their victim during • grueling lnterroga
tlon. 'PG' {1 hf., 20 min.)
l tQJHllU -..,.,_ ,. Cl)•--• ..., wr• Aft., a young,
orphaned thlat (Biiiy Lomberdo) steal&
Punlty'a jewelry boit. lhe belrlende tt'lt ~and findl a home tor him. ~.) •a ........ "• Ol\..,-s rllk· their 11\'91 off Notway'a coesl tor the
rlcheet ttMtUft l!I metltlmt hletory: a laMI
DMtn ., .... a human bltlhmark; a Wlo-
~betrlck. Q (1 ht.) •-Gutttai Motgan Btltteny. Devit Jr. (R) ( 1 hr.) • 11 &.-~A .,_ ... lllM .. ,,.rr tll M
.... A IUMy of the •nlmel and ptent Ute
thet flourilhel In • .. 1uer1et end Nit wet.,
~(tht.)
• The uee of new c.~.,.,,... ~ speclel video ~ mek• It
poealble '°' vttwer• 10 ... tht WOftd .. anlme•Ond lnMcta ~It. Q ( 1 hr.) cc -"Head" ( 19", Mullcll) 1ht ~ Vlct0t Miit'". A rode gtoup ~ ... ltyb9cl °""°°" on 1he IOdll ~....,. ot"" ·eo.. ·o· t 1 hf .. 2e "*" > C9• U. ~ 8una at La. E"'Jn11:;1 ,. 2 J l Phoenla .,,,. ., Loi
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IMhll~ ..... •~IWilf.
-· (I) I m IL - -Atttt an elt· Pon leddlnl. Jlaalca becornee a petlenl It en .--. Dllm hoepltal .._. In•
t'9* MIOftG the ,,..,_ i.d to """ u :J. lmnld ........ ()wlea'.a_
• .,,.,..., In -~ K::: 0. ....,, aw...,. led a,y P«er < au-i-~> and Alllbl OemliW• (JoM ~
men) ..,.. wNlt IN ~or Tibtrlul ._In ... ~ e11 .. on c.p,j (Pett
1of5) Q ptn.l ecra. --LeaMeion
Ava's in TV 'for the money'
By BOB THOMAS
• 111' ... ,_.,..,
BEYERL Y HILLS (AP) -The Polo
Lounp:, Jong a«ustomed to famous faces.
A•aOardner
was buzzing with excitement and it was
centered on the stately brunette in the
corner booth of the Beverly Hills Hotel
watcrina place. r
Waiters with glowing faces paused to pay
their respects. A moneyed New Yorker said
boldly: "Pardon me, but you look like a
young Ava Gardner. Could I send yo u a
drink, a bottle of wine. champagne,
anything?"'
She accepted the homage like a pleased
Mona Lisa. Of course it was Ava Gardner,
lookina like her younger, alamorous self
and bristling with health after playing a
pme of tennis.
Gardner was in California from London
for aucst appearances as William Ocvane's
mother in CBS's "Knqt's .Landing." Her
husband in the series is &Ward Duff. with
whom she had a happy reunion. "I never
worked with Howard, but he and I had a
little flirt for a while," she said.
However, her main reason for doing the
TV work was because of the money. 'Loot
-that's the main reason for working. isn't
1t?" she said with customary frankness. "I
like to work as little as possible. but it's
good for mC' now and then. Too much time
Brad Maule-keeps job
on 'GeneralHospital'
By LYNDA ff1RSCll
('onaratulations. Brad MHI~ fans: The
ever-shrewd Glori• Monty h85 decided to
save his Tony Jones character on "General
• H0tpital." Monty has come up with a hot
storyline which shoutd please both Brad
and the 'viewers. We undeniand that this
plot twist will keep viewers alued to OH for
the neitt few months. • • • Ah. memories: "As the World Turns" is
about to have a major reunion. When Kim
and Bob say "I do" in April, Nancy
Hushes. as played by Helen Waper, sister
Penny. ponraycd by Rotea1u1 Prtah, and
brother Donald. played by C.r .. P"lln,
will all be aucnd1na the ce~mony. ·•As the
World Turns" producer Robert C.IMu Is a strona believer in goina into the back
stories and brinaina back much-loved and
ncvcr-foraouen charactc'r!i. Printz, who has
gotten rave reviews for her portrayal of
Amanda in "The Glau Mcnaacmc." which
l'i runnina all}>vcr the country, will only be
back for a wetlc. We alao undtrsuum that
TWT fan• are ,oina to act a b1a and warm aurprile in the neJU few monthJ whtfl two
very Important characten relum to the
show. • • • hit c....-11. "Ryan's Hope's" Karie,
_... dist0vettd by ABC"s head of Eut
Coast casting. Rudy Jama. James father
Dennis is the longtime pme .... how host.
James. wt\o travels around the country
looking for talent, fm>ttcd Campbell in an
acting competition. Tf\e competition,
named.for the late 11 ... RJ• who plarcd
Oranny on "The Beverly HiDbillies," 1s a
national competjtion io whicf\ 300 collqes
participate. 'Fhe ~liminaries were held in
St. Louis, then Campbell. who made it to
the finals, performed at the Kennedy
Center for the Performin1 Arts in Wuhina-
ton. O.C. She won in the female cateaory.
James was '° impressed by her work that
he sianed her on the dotted tine immedi·
ately. Campbell is quite im~uivc as
youna Broadway hopeful Katie Ryan. • • • Marttu n.toaa. last seen on daytime TV as Annie Stewart on .. As the World
Tums," has spun over to "Santa Barbera."
Deianan left New York and "World
Tums" several years aao for LA and pnmc-
timc TV. After several scason111JC1tan1 on
various episodic shows. Martina bas
decided-to ~tie doWft in the daytime. ••• The April l I epilOde of .. Hill S~t
Blues"· marks the "'"''• I OOlh. lA>Ot for
Renko and Hill to tPlit their partnership
for that week and you'll also be aiven
~itive proof that LaRue never battd all
an thal porno nick.
off. and I get lazy. stale, lethargic. Work 1s
healthy for you. I guess. Capricorns are
supposed to be gifted with self-discipline,
but I think I missed out somehow. It takes
someone else to crack the whip. Then I
jump." "Knots Landing" has kept her JUmpmg.
She has had 4 a.m. calls. something that
didn't happen during her movie days at
MGM .
The series 1s filmed on the MOM lot. and
that's cause for nostalgia. Gardner arrived
there in late 1940, a barefoot 18-year-old
from Grabtown, N.C. For fi vc years she did
little but pose for: cheesecake and play in B
pictures. A few loanouts, "Whistle Stop"
and "The Killers.'' fioall y convinced her
MGM bosses that she was star material.
"lt'sa bit sad to go back to MGM today."
she admitted. "I remember When Clark
Gable would walk into the commissary and
sit down at the middle table (with Spencer
Tracy, Robert Taylor and others). That was
sheer magic. And when Lana Turner would
sweep mto the office of Lillian Burns. the
drama coach. Now there was a real star!"
And so was Ava Gardner. unqucS*
tionably. She was a star on screen. in such
films as "The Hucksters." "One Touch of
Venus," "The Snows of Kilamaajaro,"
"Mogambo" and "Thc Barefoot \on·
tessa." And she was ever 1n the news wllh
her marriages to Mickey Rooney, Artie
Shaw and Frank Sinatra, and her romances
wit h Howard Hughes. bullfighter Luis
Dominguin and her other 1ntcrna1ional
escapades.
"Ava &res to be herself." Van Johnson
once observed.
It wasn't always easy during thc 15 years
under contract 10 MGM. Gardner recalled
when she wanted to do a play at the La Jolla
Playhouse with Gregory Peck.
' "The role isn't big enough," a s1ud10
executive toJd her. ''You can only do a
stamna rote:·
"But I'm aratcful to MGM," she added.
"Ther. made me a movie tar -you notice
I don t say ·actress.' Otherw15C.' I might be a
secretary, which is what I WH trained for.
or a housewife. or both, back in Nonh
Carolina."
For the past 20 years ~he hll\ mnc1<' ht'r
home in London.
She hasn't really kept away lrom her
craf\. In recent years, Gardner has ap-
peared in European films and on American
television. She will be on the upcoming
NBC miniteriet, "A.O."
The inevitable question: Is there a rnlln
in her life? She tau~. "Yes, 11 fout'rlea&ed Welsh·
man (her Cof'IJ, Mo,...n)J If-you mean
comanc.es.._no. D'.e had th~ husbao.dun.d
have known a number of won<krful men,
but I don't think I could handle another
clOIC relltionshap with a man." she aaid.
"I've been alone too Iona. and t'rn happy
beina alone."
Sunday, March 31 , 1985 11
-· ttlil 1 Md 1 I US mle rece lar h• yeat· i~ Ctrom LAtonie Alo9tl.-1n Aorence ....... ,.., .. ., aasw1w ....,.,_.,,_
.. ·~" (1 ... Dr8me) A1·
dlln OuWI. ~ HenrW\. A )'O'M'IQ mot()(-
cyde enttlueielt wtue ... has beef!
mede unwholeeome by *' et::oho4ic father ·~ ~ wGl 8 girt who ls 100 tor hm. 'R' ( 1 ..... 30 fN\.) .-ta.
mt~ .......
ftll --, .. ._,.,, Ananc fy
t:Mdenlcl by hil lazy .... Md IP*d M>n.
• high IChocl Englilh ,..,_ r..ity oets
the llWOrd pr008ll50f t1e•1 drw.d of. and
"~.:.:~-he revw ~ MCl-·-acu a •• a L11•11ATN ---81191T-119 -Featured
Judd H"1i.~) I= .......... Gabler •nd Je• tr-v Lyons hast 8n nbmatl\l9 ~ at
whet'I lleW 81 the "'°"""' •~cmau. (%) .. "Return Of A Man Called
Horse" ( 1976. A<Mtnture) Richard
Harris. Gale SonderQUrd An English IOfd returns to Amenca when he leerns 1hat
the lndient wtlo 1ntt .. ted "*n 1n10 the11
lribe f\ave lo5t their modest preMtVe IC· tr•= ·PG' (2 hrs .• 9 min.) tw!~s1ec{1 K19ts'' (1983. Dia·
ma) Andra Melian, KtMrl Costner. A sny
young woman hMdl for Reno in the
hopeS of wi'lnlng It ~jeck. Ind winds
up becoming ~,.,.,. wtt.h 1 loell gem·
bier to br•k the benk 11 one pertk:utar
cnlno 'PG' ( 1 hr . 35 min.)
tw• .. "The Gif'1 From PetrcM<a
( 1974. Orama) Hal Holbrcdc. Goldie
Hlwn. An Amenc1n newlt'I*' on astign-
ment In the Kl'9mlln fell In p,e With a
scattwbralned belleflna. (2 tft.. 15 min l
I ftllciLY• 111 lal!W9 Clll I• FMtured: Cher
tllks 1bout hef new ~ .. Mall<." 1nd
• a.ta OUr'*1g ~his new TV ae r• _"Eye_ To Eye".
ftll(H) .. "Surf II" (19M, COmedy) Ed·
dll Dellen. Linde Ketrldge A nwdmar
conoocrt • tainted IOft drink thet compels ~ Ind beech-.butnt 10 •t getblQe
'R' t1tw .. 31m.1 -"" -.............. I ... --···-:m11111 pg •• ,_..A group trom • .-Ml town
In io.e. who .. ~ pertlelpeted in en
•P9M.-it lbCut ~ 20 ~ .. ~ "*' ~·~ t;I (f ~ '·
(I) IR PllllM&. ..._ aO.-• Mione CMtewt (A) ~3 hrs. I>-''Aedl•" (1.... 9'N) Al· din Ouinn. Dlfyt HMneh. A ~mot«·
cydl tnttuleel ...... !Ill ... been
rNde unwtlOlelornt by an llcdlOlc tathtr '*'°"* ~ wMI • 1111 who le coo E tor him. 'A' (1 hr •• 30 min.)
.. -"PueDlo" (1173. Creme) Hel olbtook. Andrew Ouogan
CJ)WI ill n• •
(J) "Gandhi" ( 1982, Biography) Ben
Klhgtley, Cendloe Bergen. (3 hrs., 8
min.) cm "Eddie And The Cruisers" ( 1983,
Orama) Tom Berenger, Michael P11e. { 1
hr., 32 min.)
CJ) "Dot And The Bunny" ( 1980, Adven-
ture) Anlme1ed. ( 1 hr., 10 min.)
• ~ "Mery Jane Harper Cried Last Night"
1917, Orama) Susan Dey, Kevin McCar-'.!!r· (2 hrs.) -~ "Gandhi" (1 982, Biography) Ben
Kingsley, Candice Bergen. (3 hrs., 8
min.)
M ® "Local Hero" ( 1983, Comedy) Peter
~.Burt Lancaster. ( 1 hr., 50 min.) •cm "Swing Shift" (198-4, Drama) Goldie
Hewn, Kurt Russell. (1hr.,40 min.)
•CJ) "Twice Upon A Time" ( 1982, Fanta-
ay) Animated. Voices by Lorenzo Music
and Judith Kahan Kal'flPnlann. ( 1 hr., 15
min.)
(J) "Rope" ( 1948, Sutpef'l9e) James
Stewart, Fatlev Granger. ( 1 hr .. 20 mlrt) -CC> "Raoe For Tt}e' Yankee Zephyr"
(1981, Orama) Ken Wahl, George Pep-
e!!d. (1 hr .. 48 min.)
00 "Romancing The Stone" ( 1984, Ad·
venture) Mlohael Douglas, Kathleen
Tvmer. (1hr .. 45 min.) cm "Over The Brooklyn Brl(lge" (1984,
Romano.) Elliott Gould, Margaux Hem· '£!pay. (1 hr., 46 min.)
(a> "Gaallght" ( 1940, Suspense) Anton
Welbrook, Dl•na Wynward. ·(1 hr., 28
min.) ,
-ft) "Judae Horton And The ScottsbOro .80ya" (l978, Drama) Arthur Hill, Vera
M!_let. (2 hrs.) ' tW(J) "That'H Be The c18y" (1974, Orama)
O.Vl<I Eseex, Ringo Starr. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) tW. "The Girl Rush!' ( 1955, Comedy) Ro-
Mllnd Ao9eell, F•nando Lamas. ( 1 hr.,
30 min ) _.,. ___ ....... -
-; "The lf!\aoe 0t Bruct Lee" (1980,
¥ttJrfl) 8Nce LI, Yang Szu. (2 hrs.)
""-lder1 Of The Loet Arll" (1981, Ad·
Vlf\ture) Harrison Ford, Karen Allen. ( 1
~ ~~h~~'l1u~ Words" (1950, Musical)
Fred Astaire, ~ Skelton. ( 1 hr., 42
min.) (I) "Y ... Giorgio" (1982, M"81cal) Luci·
•no Pavarotti, l<athryn ~arrOld. ( 1 hr .. 53
~.)
-(I) "8ralnatorm" ( 1983, Selene.Fiction)
Ciirtatopher Walken, Natalie Wood. (1 hr.,
4emtn.)
W (ll) "Brainstorm" ( 1983, Science-Fiction) cnri.t~ Walken, Natalie Wood. ( 1 hr., ff mlt'I.)
• "Dungeons Of Horror" (1 862, Hor·
ror) Ruu Harvey. Helen H~n. (2 l'n.) •CC> "The Browning Version ( 195 t. Dr•·
me) MlchMI Redgrave. Jean Kent. ( 1 hr ..
~min.)
(JI) "Natt And H8)1'9" ( 1983, Adven·
turt)' ....!9mmy Lff Jonea, _Michael O;KeMe. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.)
(I) "Op In Arm91' ( 1IM4, Comedy) Dan· ~Ka~. Oineh Shore. ( 1 hr .. 46 mtn,) •
• · "ROPe" (19'8, ~) J41mee
tweft, Fafley Grangtr. 0 hr .. 20 min.) -~ "Tht Hound Of Ttlt Bnk9Mflet" ( 1982, Myatety) Ian Atctlatdaon, Brian 81e1Md. ( 1 hr .• 18 min.) •CDJ "Lari Spend The Nlgtlt Together"
(1982. Docum.ntary) The "oiling
Stonea. ( 1 nr .. 30 min.)
(%) "The Winter Of Our Dreams" ( 1981,
Orama) JUdy Davis, Bryan 8rown. (1 hr.,
29mh) . •CIJ "Puss 'N Boots Travels ArOYnd The
World" ( 1983, Fa.ntasy) Anlmeted. ( 1
hr., 9 min.)
(I) "Dot And The Bunny" ( 1980, Adven·
ture) Animated. ( 1 hr .. 10 min.) •a> "Little Lord Fauntleroy" ( 1980, Ora·
ma) Ricky Schroder, Alec Gulness. (2
hrs., 5 min.) •OO "Local Hero" (1983, Comedy) Peter
R~rt, Burt Lancaster. ( 1 nr., 50 min.)
(J) "Harry And Son" ( 1984, Drama)
Paul Newman. Robby Benson. (1 hr .. 57
min.) --Evening----
-· C0LLm umru&.L NCAA Champi-onship Game, five from Lexington, Ky. (2
hra.,30m~ I!:!.~ NCAA Champi-
onship Game, five from, Lexington, Ky. (2
hrs.)
llilAITlOMUT ([) LRlnla °',,.mt ,.. ,..,.,.
Interviews with Ryan O'Neal. Donald
Sutherland, PhyUls Diiier, M~hele Lee.
ISa=J:.~r.)
trM1m ...... ...., me ...
tB c•--•n .,. "Race For The Yankee Zephyr"
( 198 1, Orama) Ken Wahl, George Pep-
pard. Two farmers IOcate the wreckage of
a Wor1d war II plane In the mountains of
New Zealand and com~te with others for
Its vatuab™G ( 1 hr .. 48 min ) (() IM. San Antoni<> Guns·
~ers at Portland Breakers (3 hrs )
CW llOWll "Eddie And The Cruisers"
(1983, Orama) Tom Berenger, Michael
Pare. Twenty years after the iact. a re·
porter lnvestigattt fhe myst«IOus disap-
pearance of a rock singer 'PG' ( 1 hr., 32
min,
•TMOnm •me .. _,.,l&YIMMe ..., ....
MICI .aa1~•··-..,,,.,.. .... _,.
.. "Twice Upon A Tlme" ( t982.
Fantasy) Animated. Voices by Lorenzo
Music and Judith Kahan Kampmann.
Crealurff auempt to ~a tirM stand still
by taking the spring that batongs to the
coem1c clock. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 15 min.) !!'-tmlO IDO Vld9oe By: Oevld Lee Roth, f;~rlt 0.y And The Time, G'-n Frey ( 1 .,.)=--,,_ '11•"= --Q ·-MUI . ------~,._, Ffftuttd! Lo·
Cle Arna:.
l ... Cll •• .... ,.,. ......
W m CT Jtff Smith Illar•
terty Amtrlcan ~ lnClldlng ont for
ehlc'ktn p1e "°"' 1efh..ctntury Vltgtnla. ([) 90N "WarGamH" ( 1983.
SUepenee) Matthew &odeflok, O.oo.y
Coleman. A teen·ege computef whiz Inad-
vertently gains acceu to the Pentagon'•
strategic computer system and rlNrfY ~ ~· WOfld War Ill. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 53 min.)
1:91JZ) llOWll "Vanished" (Part 1 of 2)
__ (1970. Suspense) Richard Wldmarlc,
Skye Aubrey. The apparent kldnaPPfnQ of
a presidential adviser Is blamed on a lor-
i ower. (2 hrs .. 5 min.) -, .... , ... n•-.a m•u. ....nCCUlf ., ..... .. ,., ...... ~.,,_, --·-..... IOCI( Mokey and Fraggle de-
vise a plot to steal Junior GOfg's prize rad-
ish. •· (%) __.AL lftliMt TCUt Featurea the
Beatles In a film which orlglnatty aired on
British TV In t967. ' l ucm ... Ulll'AAllTA
• • '" aoa • ,.. MACnCM. ... Featured: a baseball clip with John-
ny Bench, Pete Rose, Ron Guidry; Bruce
Jenner and Willie Aames are victims of
practical jokes; hosts of local childrens'
P-rograms. ( 1 hr.) 8 llOWll "The Uon In Winter" ( 1968,
Drama) Peter O'Tooie, Katharine Hep-
burn. On Christmas Day 1183, England's
King Henry II faces an agonizing decision
over his successor as he wages stOfmy
battles with his strong-willed wife. Eleen<>f
of A~itaine. (2 hrs.) e g ewmcAIT\.I,. •cam c1 Mark
and Hardcastle become surrogate parents
When they dlsCover two abandoned chif..
dren on their doorstep. O ~) (() IC' •cMW,,. W. An under· cover agent masquerading as Amanda is
murdered, leaving Amanda angry about
her own published obituary and the Agen-
l concemed about her safety. (1 hr.) ......... W1111•cm11un .,,.,'tl•ITW Featured: Lu-
cie Arnaz. e llOWll "79 Park Avenue" (Part 1 of
2) ( 1977. Drama) Lesley Anl'l_ W!'rren,
Pc:Jlly Bergert A street-wise young girl un·
jUStly sent to reform sohQol Joins an un·
derworld house of prostitution upon her
rele~rs..) • LMI Host John Romer Intro-
duces the ancient Egyptian village of Deir
Et Medina and examrnes the dally lite of
the craftsmen who 'made the royal tom~
In the Valley of the Kings~ O ( 1 hr.) ID If •JC• "-A_,. "Concealed En-emies" Based on the Alger HIM case.
Written by Hugh Whltemor._ ~ starrJno
-Jehn Harillns and Edward Herrmenn, the
story opens In HM8 with events that IMd
to a $50,000 llbal suit. (Perta 1 and 2 of
~. (R) O (2 hrs.)
CC) ... "Gandhi" (1 982. Blogrephy)
Ben I(~. Candice Bergen. llcnard
AttenbOrougn's epic tracltlg the '"-Of
MOl'l•ndaet K. Gandhi, !torn hit eerty ca·
reer as a lawyer through hie demonttr•
11ons ~.....,. reelSt•~ to..galn tnc»-J>!ndenoe for tndla. •pQr (3 l'n.. 8 min.)
(8) ... "Romtnclno The Stone"
( 1984, A<Mnti.lrt) Mlcnetl. Oougl ...
K•thleen Turntt A romentle ncwellllt ,....
kletentty teeme With • mecno ad\ler'ltuter
i" a SoUth A!Mrican ~ 10 nintem lw
Mtef With a fabukM legefldlfy '"91
'PG. hr .. 45 min,) a)) ........ ..
Sunday, March 3 1, 1985 13
l
I
I
_ ..... llY Conl.
(I) .,. "Mike'• Murder" ( UNM, Ora-
,,,.) Oebta Winger. Mani Keyloun A Los
Angeles b9nk ~ end eometime
loY9f of a drug deel!rla lennla lnatructor
decides to Investigate tila deelt'l and~
ardlZes her own life. 'A' ( t hr .. 37 min.)
• .,. "Smuggler's Island" (1951,
Adventure) Jeff Chandler, Evelyn Keyes
A dtver egr ... to look for illegal go6d after
he !Inds out he's about to lole Ns sloop
and diving equipment ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) -·~--.-Anutlde<
CCMlf egent ,,,.aqueradlng as Amanda IS
murdered. leaving Amanda angry aboul
her own publllhed obituary and the Agen-
lconcerned •bout her Nfety. ( 1 hr.)
11CTM:-LMDT ..... •,
m••~•.,.,..-• e U. Cellgula (John McEnery)
succeeds TlbeOOS 11 emperor: Saur a
(Phlllp Sayer) vle6on on the way to
Oamascua convert• him 10 Christianity:
Stephen Is lloned to deeth; the zealot
Cafeb (Cecil Humphreys) arrives in
Rome. (Plft 2 of 5) Q (2 hrs.) • g .,_ "LOYe LIYft On" (Premiere,
Orama) Sam Waterston, Christine Lahti.
A teen-age cancer patient becomes preg-
nant and mutt make a wrenching decision
abOUt her fate and that of her unborn
child. Q (2 firs.) Cl1 .,. "Hard Country" (1981. Ora·
ma) Jan-Michael Vincent. Kim Basinger
A Texas flCtory worker Is tom between
his deSife to continue In the "good old
boy" llfeltyte end his r1ancee·1 .oow busl-
neea ambltlool. (2 hra.)· I=..,. Scheduled: Joan Collins.
author Andt.-M. Greetey ("Vifgln And
M1rtyr"). Robert Klein. actor Gil Gerard
(1 hr.) e tlllfil CM fU~ "Concealed En-
emies" BaMd on the Alger Hlu case
Written by Hugh Whl1emore and starring
John Harklnl and EdWard Herrmann, the
ttory opent In 11M8 With evef!ts that lead
to a $50.000 Ub4tl &ult (Parts 1 and 2 ot
~~ (2tn,) --(%) .,. "Btalnatorm" ( 1983, Sct-
ence-Flctlon) Chrfstopher Walken, Natalie
Wood A married couple tries to keep a
specially dellgned devtce. wtlich atlows a '*'°" to eicperielice It'll _...,ion. felt
by another. from mllltery and Industrial
<>Uf». 'PO' ( 1 hr .. '8 min.)
I}._ "Swtng Shift" ( 1984, Ot1ma)
Hawn, Kurt ~. World War II
...,.,., ... CalltOfnil COUQll ... the hus-
btnd goea otf to w1r and his wife find&
W<>fk In 1n elrcr•ft fact«y. whet• lhl be·
Qlnl en 1ffelr with another man 'PG' ( 1
IV .~mln ) tr9@ .. "A Covenent With Death"
(1967. Mytfery) Geotge Maherll, Laura
Otllon., A aympethtflc young judge t trug·
wlttl 1 ouallna murder ceM. (2 hr•.)
.. -· .. Jot KkJcr' ( t972. W11tarn) Eattwood, John Sixon. A tllent
atrenger II htr.O by a WM!thy landowner
to track ~ 1 gang of Me•lcan·Amerf..
CM& -.0.hellt lnYecMd the ~ (,
"' .. 30 "*'" (I) .. ''Thi Fugltlwe Kind'' ( 1960, °'91M) Mlrtof\ ltMdo, Anni Magntnl.
lelld on • = TtnnlllH Wiiiem•. A ......... ,...,., klndlle peulon
In '" very ..,,.,.. (2 hrt . 30
~l-, ,..m Sin AntonlO Guns-
14 Sunday, M•ctl 31 , 1885
Ii at Porttend er.aac.,. jR) (3 tn.} ·-... ••11'1 --. A report on~ to pr....._. the
fin.ncidy •!ling Sociel Sec:urlty and Medi-
care progr1ma. HOit Lorne Greene Is
jOined by former C.tlfomll oongreeeman
JalTlll R<>C>MYett, Sen. ~ Hatfield (R·
Ote.). Rap. Andtew Jacoba (0.lnd.) and
Rap, Cleude~ (0.Aa.). -iv.-..---• Faced with a Senete c:entUrl. Rudy turna to his
former lover. iawyer ~Porter. for le-
gal help; W" llftW9 to marry1'1ane after
She attempta suicide. Peter Strauss. Su-
san Solllvan. tp•rt 19 of 22) (1 hr.) ecALNuL••--cm CH) M UUIO •T Cerot Burnett and
Amy Madigan st8f In MatW Norman's
play about two k>nlty women whose
meetings at an all-night laundromat lead
to friendship and Nff~nowtldgl. ( t hr )
Cl) .. "The Blue Llg<>On'' (1980, Ofa-
ma) Brooke Shllldl, Chrlttopher Atkins.
Two castaway children grow 19 adoles-
cence on a remote SOuth Plllllfic Island
and experience the pet'OI of first love 'A'
•~~'""' -.... _,_
CMma. ... Hoddlno Carter';
hOtrs this~ the Walhing-
ton political ecene, reeturlng commentary.
Interviews and fleld report• on current
events and lsluft. ,., fl/' Cl1 di .... --M&.-&SUJ• .......
.,_ • .,_ Guettt; A~dlmy
Awerd win,..., Sally Fletd.
1 ... , ........... ...
11 Tax experts give lnatructlont end
suggestions for Income ta• return• appfi-
cabfe for people 55 yee,. old 1nd older.
~~~A~ ct) .,. "Indecent Pteeauret" (No
Date. Adult) ( t hr., 18 min.)
(j)) .,_ "Over The Brooklyn Bridge"
( 1984. Romance) Elllott Goulet Margaux
Hemingway A man \WhO drMma of own-
ing a posh restaurant In Manfiattan mutt
marry a woman he ~·t kW9 IO tNt he
can r~ the flnencilf euppor1 needed
to 1tart thl butlnela. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 4emln.)
(Z) .,_ "9 B 8r1zN" ( 1979, Ora·
ma) JoM W~. ~ty F1rle. FOUf gypty
actors ttave4 through rnodern-dey Bf'Rll
and s.J~ gtowttl of ~flotl In the
Amazon wildemlla. (Dubbed In~)
'R' !\hr., 50 ti .....
tt:11 al) .. "The Battle Of The Vlb Fiorita"
( 1985. Comedy) Meurten O'Hara. Rk:h-
erd Todd. The chlldten of In eatranged
e<>Uf.)le oonnlw to reunite "*' pertnta. (2 hi•. 35.=Je tW. (I) I -Whef'I A.J. end Aiclc r~ • """ 22 yews ltft• " ... malted. their c~ ._,. to en 1rwes11-
Q!tlon of murder (A) ( 1 hr., tO min.) • e 9" OI~ HOit: Johnny Car-eon. Gulltt 8MWft)' Devil .If . ~
lp.iw·:._
•1= a lchecMed' Clar-ence Pendleton of .... U.& Owl Alghtt
Comm-60n lftd the "9w ~ Lowery ot the 8outNtn CMllWt LteclllflNI> Con-
ferenee on Reagan's mlnOflty pollcles: au
thor .Jetry Grey on ~ technology. (R) 11 hr.)
CC) .. "H.0 T S !" ( t979. Comedy/
Sueao Kigef. Lis& London. A sorority "'
Ject decides to form her own club ol t;O
edt who concentrate on gr111ffylng se1
starved eolleglant. 'R' ( 1 hr • 35 min.)
CH).,. "Chrlttlne" (1983. Suspense)
Keith Gordon, John Stockwell. Bated on
Stephen Klng't novel A high tchool misfit
buys and restor• a 1958 l>tymouth. una
ware 11'1 pouelMd by a demOn that will
jealously protect him and destroy any
~celved threat. 'R' Q ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) • "'cua Scheduled en inside look 81
the NCAA batketball champ1onsh1r
l me. ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
-M • MCIU.YWOCID -.W "The Cruel Sea" ( 1953. Ore
ma) Jack Hawkins, Donald Slnden. Me11
abolrd the vulnerable Corvettes must
face the perils of Nazi sub warfare. I?
hrt., 45 min.)
(f)ID•IW ... 111 .,_ "Men Of The Or " ( 191'4
Adventure) Jared Martin, ~le Saylof
After hts sister It &Old tnto the while Slave
market, an American skilled In the martial
arts N II out with his Oriental blooo
brother 10 find her. Ct hr . 40 min.)
(I) .,. "Lovely But Deadly" ( 1983
Adventure) Lucinda Ooollng, John Rtri
dolph. A youthful karate champion plen~
to avenge tier brother's death by ridding
her Cahfornle hloh IChool of lta drug deal
ers and their minions 'R' ( I hr • 33 mtn )
.. (I).,. "First BIOOd" ( t982. Orama)
Sylvetter S1allone. Rlehard Crenne. A
Vietnam veteran's run-In w1lh lhe police In
• dMd war buddy's homerown escalate&
lnro a minor war 'R' ( 1 hr , 35 min l -11tt:WwrfllDA•L1,..h-l-¢&.111'• lllCllOOCUFI I U ITt
-.0011•0
U.mYMA1WI
.. "A Child IS Wailing" ( t963
Orama) Burt l1nca1te1, Judy Garland A
psychologist 1nd I mu&lo teacher attamp1
to crMte lnnovetlve methods of dealing
with r1t1rded chlld11t1 (2 hrt )
l .. llTA111..,._,0IMWI
111mr.-.... m1AW111 .., ....
.. Cl1 WW•• I WI Mac l•nd• some
pertonal 1tem11 of Sally's in 1he apann'f(lt
ot • compoett whO's targeted for murder LR) ( t ht .. 20 min.)
•• .. "Robin HOOd 01 Tex11" ( 1037,
W•••n) ~ Avtry, Lynne Robert6
G8M It blamed tor t benl< rObblry and
mutt pley dllectlVe to find th• reel culprit i! hr.) ·
W .. "Rldlrt Of DNtlny" ( 1933
Wt$tem) John Wayne. Gebby Hayet A
govtrnrnent eotnl trlea to htlp a group of
rancner1 regain their wale< riQht1 11 ht 30 ~ • "So Thlt It Love" ( 1963 B10Q
raptly) Kathryri Greyton. Mer\/ Or1ff1n On
oPltllng night. a famous oper1 11er rt1
fltol• upon her carttr Hial culmln1t1d •n
her performance at lht p1 ttg1out M 1 l hr•) ..... ..,
.. "Thtte Lill WO.di" ( IQ60
Ullcal) {rtd A•talJt. AIHI Sk .. lton. The
t•m Of S.rt Kalmar 111J Hnrry Ruby ~.,. of lht Rc*IOQ Twontl•. lt~O
end low"*' wey 10 IUClC4ltll (I hr . 4~ mW\.)
C%l .. "Tiotr• ~ncs Llp1Uck" ( 196'41
8yMa t<nattf. i..ur1 Anlonelll ( 1 tw 2 t
nw'I.) ...... ,., ......
•ct> ''Tl'le Browning Version" (1951, Ora·
ma) Michael Redgrave, Jean Kent. (1 hr ..
30mln.l •Cl) "Up In Arms" ( 1944, Comedy) Dan-
~ Kaye. Dinah Shore ( 1 tv., 46 min.)
(Z) "Bralns1orm" ( 1983, Scitll09-Flctl0f'I)
Chfiltophef Watl<en. Natalle Wood ( 1 hr ,
46mln.) •OO "Aiiee's Adventures In Wonderland"
( 1972, Musical) Fiona Fullerton. Peter
Sellefa. (1hr .. 41 min.) cm "WarGames" ( t983, Suspense)
Matthew Broderick, Dabney Coleman ( 1
hf., 63 min.) •az> "Tl'le M1Hionatress" (1961. Comedy)
~ Loren, Peter Sellers (2 hrs ) •CCJ "Dodsworth" ( 1936, Orama) Waller
Hulton. Ruth Chatterton ( 1 hr .. 41 min.)
•OO "The Pursuit Of O.B. Cooper" ( 1981.
Adventure) Treat Wiiiiams. Robert Duvall L! hf., 40 min.)
(Q) "Purple Hearts" ( 19S.. Orama) Ken
Wah~ Cheryl Ladd. ( 1 hr . 55 min )
(I) ''Visit To A Chief's Son" ( 1974, Ad·
venture) Richard Mulligan, Johnny Sekka L! hf., 32 min )
Cl) "Grten For Danger" ( 1947, Mystery)
S.lly Gray, Trevor Howard ( 1 hr . 33
min.) •ct> "Smotcey And The Bandit Part 3"
(1983, CQmedy) Jackie Gleeson, Jerry
Aeed. ( t hr . 25 min ) •CJl "Harry And Son" ( 1984. Orama) Peul Newman. Robby Benson (I hr . 57
min.I
-~;'High Road To China" (1983, Ora·
ma) Tom Selleck, Best Armstrong. (1 hr ..
45 min.) ® "Harry And Son" ( 19&.4. Orama)
Paul Newman. Robby e.naon. ( f hr .. 57
min.) cm "Repo Man" (.1984, Comedy) Emilio
Estevez, Harry ONn Stanton. (1 tv . 33
min.)
Cl) "Tl'le Doctor And The Glr11' ( t950.
Romance) Gtenn Ford, Glorla OeHaven l! hr., 38 min.) -«D "Rantom For A Dead Man" (1970, ~stery) Peter Falk, Lee Grant. (2 hrs.)
1WU "Triumph Of Hercules" (196-4. Ad·
venture) Oen Vadls, Marilu Tolo ( 1 hr ,
30mln.) cm "From Tl'le Terrace" ( 1960, Orama)
Paul Newman. Joanne Woodward. (2
hra.. 24 min.) CZ> "Saboteur" ( 1942, Suspense) Prlscll·
la Lane. Robert Cummings. ( 1 hr . 48
mln.l
-· '.'RevenQe Of Tl'le Oragon" (1978.
Adventure} Onen Ying, Charlie Chiang
ghrs.)
CC) "The Fifth Mu~eteer" (1979, Adven·
ture) Beau Bridges. Uflula Andr .... ( 1
hr., 43 min.)
())"A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy"
(1982, Comedy) Woody Allen, Mia Far-
row. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) · .. ® "Waterlhlp Down" (t978, Orama)
Antmate<l Voloe9 of Jotln Hur1, Ralph
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' ' -,
Alchardlon. ( 1 hf., 32 min.) we "One Of Ouf Aircraft II Mllelng"
( 19A 1. Orama) Eric Portman, Godfrey
1 .. r1e. (2 tvs.)
W CI) "ReckleU Ollregerd" ( 1965, Orama)
Tese Harper, Leelie NlelMn. (2 twt.) -~"A Long Way~ .. (1981, Orama)
r1mothy Hutton, Brenda Vaocato. ( 1 tv.,
_40 min ) ® "Forbidden" ( 1985, Orama) ~
line Bisset. Jurgen Prochnow. ( 1 hr., 53
min.) cm "WarGarnet" ( 1983, Sulpense)
Matlhew BrOderlck. Oebney Coleman. ( 1
hr .. 53 min)
Cl) "The Invitation" ( 1973, Myatery) Mi-
chel Robin, Jean-Luc BldNu. (1 hr.. 40
min.)
W et> "Dodsworth" (1936, Orama) Walter
Huston. Ruth CtRlltterton. ( 1 tv., 4' 1 min.) ® "Aiiee's Adventures In Wonderland"
( 1972, Musical) Fiona Fullef1on, Peter
Sellers. ( 1 hr .. 41 min.)
(Q) "Yor. The Hunter From The Future"
( 1983. Orama) Rab Brown. COrlnne
Qery ( 1 hf .. 28 min.)
CJ) "Tl\al'H Be The Day" ( 1974, Orama)
David &s.11, Ringo Starr ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
W ()) "Allee The Chimp" (1976, Comedy)
Lynne Morgan. Dexter Fletcher. ( 1 hf., 27
min) •Cll "Manhunter" (1974. Orama) Ken
Howard, Oary Lockwood (2 hrs.) CD "Blue Skies Again" (1 983, Comedy)
Harry Hamlin. Mimi Rogers. ( 1 hf., ~7
min) •cm "Purple Hearts" ( 19&4. Orama) Ken
MATTRESS ~~~!
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•79 '"'"" I '
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..
Wahl. Cheryl Ladd. ( 1 hr., 55 min.)
(%) "Rope" ( 194'8, Suspense) James
Stewert. Farley Gra~r. ( 1 hr., 20 min.)
-1vening ------= C81-LllmMACll .... .._.,...
ITMftm
•11111-..r me ... wnco...
mWll "Where The Liiies Bloom"
( 197-'. Orama) Julie Gholson. Jan
Smithers In order to atay together. a faml·
ly of orphaned children keep 1ta father's
death e secret and tries to support Itself
by collecUng and selling herbs. 'G' ( 1 hr .
37 min.) CID mWll "Harry And Son" C 198". Ora-
ma) Paul Newman. Robby Benson. Re-
cently fired from his job, a man faces frus-
tration and Ines to ir'' his son to enter a
respectable prof8SSIOO. 'PG' ( 1 hr.. 57
min.)
.. "V1Stl To A Chief's Son" ( t974,
Adventure) Richard Mulligan. Johnny
Sekka. A falher and son manage to re-
SOive the differences between them when
they embark on a safari through Africa
'G' ( 1 hr , 32 min.)
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.. leA IAIUTUU. Los Angeles Lakers
at Denver Nuggets (2 hrs •. -'O min ) •me ... ~-" ..... ...
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vmlO ZOO Videos By. Mick Jegger. ,_,.rnee;,;:.:• "'I
~'::,i. Ptayt>oy's Playmate of
the Year, the loot-high penguins off Aua-
tralla's coast ,
~~l:l-rTTGlllNr Featured: So-
l~~C::,:,
•nm onAITI . ,
-Peugeot I Bridgestone Pro ClaMlc. (R)
([) .. "Blame It On Rio" ( t984', Com·
edy) Mlcheel Caine. Joseph Bologna. A
bU91neMman vacationing In Rio di Janelfo
1tJCcumbt 10 an affair with his best
friend's teen·age daughter. lh8'1 trle11 to k~ It a aeoret 'R' ( 1 hr • 50 min )
(%) ... "Saboteur" ( 1942. Suspense)
Priscilla Lane. Robert Cummings
AoQuted Of .. botage and the murder of
hit best friend. a man "9ts out to find the
real Natl Nboteura. ( 1 hr . 48 min.)
11911?) _. "Vanished" (Part 2 of 2)
( t970, SulQenM) Rtehtltd Wldmafk,
Skv-Aubrey. Th9 apparent kldnaoolaa oJ.
• Pf ........ ldvlMr .. blam.d on iior· .r~~~~ed ~bij· '*' veteran Aotlble Benlof'I'• r•l-ltt•
9UCOtl8 alttt '*'1 turgery. • ptollle of
18 Sunday, March 31 , 1985
BNce Boldaknar: a eecret hk!Mwey. city
..... ".. Ir ftllft•m1L1 ••u. --ATU.. ..... -
-·-ifUICI .. .., -... .. wonw •U-Chootlng fabfloa. furn·
lefW9 and carpetjng. 0 Cl) ...... 111T _.-. Hlghllghta of
'81 AFC Playoff (San Diego vs. Miami)
anct lWC Champlonehlp (0.lla va.. San
Franciaco). ( 1 hr.)
(D) -llDClllY EdmOOton Oilers at Loe ~~3~,,.,,
-· CJ) Lim ...Z -(Premitfe) ~ycho4ogls1 Or. Jane Lucaa (Lucia At·
f)&Z) tr1et to balance hef , .... peeled pet·
0 sontl life with the Pf~ dtmenda of
hef magazine column and ~ ,.dlo
&how. Aleo "tony Roberta. L• Bryant D e &olUm Romance b1oeaOrnt be-
tween Mutdock •net• beeutlful wterjnarl-
an aft&f she reacuee him from a group of
red-tag bouoty hunter& O (1 ht.)
... "The Lael Valley" (1971, Ad-
venture) Michael Caine. Omat Sherif. In
the !Mt German vlllllge to be untouched
by·either plegl.'8 or the Thirty YNrt' War.
the townspeople try to coe1dt"r peacefully
with the occupying aokleft. (2 hra.) • 9 ,_..A .CIDWD Jeck uaes fN«Y
means available to fight a hike In waste
removal J)ficet onty 10 dlsCOYef that Mr
Braclfard owns the dllposal plant Q
(!) ...... IA1' e __,, m IT tWr Featured: So-
~la Loran. • .. "79 Patk Avenue" (Part 2 of
2) (1977. Orama) Lesley Ann Warren,
Polly Btfgen. A street-wise young girl un· .
Jt.lltfy eent to reform sehool joins an un.-
derwo<ld houM of prostttutloo upon her
reteaae. (2 hrs.) • IDWA "Chlna't Only Chlld" The impll-
cahons of the one-chlld-per-f1m1ty pollcy
of the People' a Republic of China are exa·
mined. O ( 1 hr )
• ......_ Two-newty 8*ted U.S.
Aepretentatlvet ate followed from tl'lelt
hornet to Wethington Wtitfe hy auume
thelf dU1iel In Congress. Q ( 1 hr.) (C) .. "High Aoed To China" (1983,
Oreme)-Tom Seltecic. Bets Armstrong. A
mllllonai<eas hlrea a hard-drinking ex·
Wor'ld War I flylng ace to Match for her
~I08t father. 'PO' Q ( 1 ht .. -'5 min.)
(8) .. "Motcew On The HudlOn"
(198". Comedy) Robin Wiiiia,,,., Marla
Conchita Alonso. A Rueelan cifeut mual--
clan defects to the United Slltet and Mt·
ti.I In Mew York after being saved from
the KGB by a 810ft MCVfity guatd. 'R' Q
1h 55mln)
_. "Swing Shift" ( 198<4. Orama)
Hawn. Kun Auateli World Wlf 11
aeperatea a Callfomla couple. •• the tiu.
band goes oft to war •nd his wife flnde
work In en aircraft factory, wtlere the t.-
Qlf'4 an •""' with another man. 'PG' ( t
ht.,..Omin ~ -·~!&&•~an all-out promo-:.:'Mtt... OeorQt alld hit arcMval Mr.
~ .ctemr>I to drive .-ch..oth9r
oulof~_Q. • 9 .... -S..lnQ lnttant fii'N, Tony doel • eoap commercial bu1 ..,. up with a raen t'1t! a gullty con-
~~Q
I=-----(I) .. ''Gultty Conldence' -( .,,,.., Orama) AntMnV Hoptdns.
Blythe o.nner. Elabofatety dlt8lled fe.nta·
._ fr~t with murder Pf~ &n tml·
nent attorney Wfth the meena to ays1emat· lcalv n&nt hll ...... de""e (2 bn;) If• A.a Paul narrowly eacapea death
at the handt of hit former llllea; Caligula
alienates his acMaefs and the people ot
Judie with hie menlecal !dee•: Sarah
(Amande Paya). Valerius (Meli Dickson)
and Caleb jOln an ....-,.tton plot
!eart 3 of 5> i.W hrs.) • a --=--· a.._ Jenny and Malco6m encoontlf dlfflculttel In their per
tonal and ptofetalonal !Iv.a when Jenny
fee. attaelt by a raplat after dlllvet1ng a pt:' a ooflege. (R) Q (1 hr.)
mt ... Schedu4ed: "Knot'
Landing" 11-. Mlchete L ... Joen Van Ar~
and Conetance McCalhln. (1 hr.) • .-nm Two newty Meted U S
Aepreeenlltlwt t !t fOllOWed from their
hornet to Washington wnera they assum,.
their <Mitt In eong, .... Q ( 1 ht.) e IDWA A review ol the lat8't retearch
on acid rain locu ... on declining for"ts
damaged lfone structurea and pollute 1
lak~hr.) ~ ... "One""l4d Moment" (1980 ComedY) Agnes S01al. Christine OejouA
Two lathers take their teen-age daughltt'>
on vecatton In the tropics and wind ui:
with t'T\Ofe trouble than they bargained1or
~ubtltled) 'R' ( 1 hr .. 28 min.) CI> ...._ .. Harry And Son" ( 198". Or11
ma) Paul Newman. Robby Benton. Re
cently fifed from his job, a man faces fru&
tratton and tries to get his son to enter e
respectable profession. ·po· (1 hr , 57
~ a'kma••=••lfon• .. lrttGl) _,.OP M•I ••An lnttfVlew with
Walttf Cronkite •nd a profile of pioneer
enwonmentalltt Rachel Cal'10ll. (I hr.) •C!> ... "The Snows Of Klllma~" ( 1953. Orama) Gregory P9ci(, · n
Hayward. A bfllllant writer findt meaning
to hit Nfe 1n Afra •fter a , .. , .. and ex
tensive ...,ch. (2 ht• .. 30 min.)
(I) lnT U nm McDonald'• lntttnatlOnal -1vr.:.:-(A), ..... )
.. ,.. .... 1 8111yfor·
IPea hit catMr In the record ~ to
join Audy In hit fight •"'-' Eltep: R9mo-na llndt Wealltfy In LM v.-and ~
him 10 haw doubts about hit marrlege to
Diane. Panny Pty111r. Gregg Henry. {Pert
20 of 22) ~ ht.) e N • • Tony Lo81enco dfamatlna
the .. of the N9w YC>f1t mayor, FIOftllO t.. Gulrdle. (,ht.) • -~llWSYI A..,._ OP•
..... A~ of the .nlmal and ptant llft
that llOurllhea In "''*let Ind Mil weter
~C (l ht.)
(C) .. "T.Aapo Man" (1984, Comedy) Emlllo &ttvti. Haff)' Deen Stenton. A
~ fOd(tf !Ikea • job with a vtlttan car
rtl)011•or. end together thtv IOlr1 the
Ohael for a 1884 CheVy MaNbU wt'OM
tnnc t11ppe111 :to con1ein a Muttetlc
~ ...... ~ (1ht '33mln,) CB)--..,, With '°"' yMt'I of prlaon ~ ot him, Harry 11 ~
tbOUt hit "*IOI for e IOfmtt tohoolrMte
wt'O llllltl hltn.
CJ) .. "Aidt .... Ollregerd" ( 1116.
Drema) r .. Harper. L..a. ,...,... A
11oretront lawy.r defet'ldl a doe1or whoee
reput,tlon ha been ruined by an ltwMtl·
g11tve TV reporter'• etory alleging ,. ln-
\IOIVernerft In an Illegal preectiptfon.drug, r.atton· (2 tn.)
.. a! .... o.Q Before I Ole" (1968.
Olami) John Dlrek '"' ... 4nckw An Army mtjof Ofdlrt hit troopt on a dan-
geroue mlMk>n Whetl he and his flancee
are=• In a .Mpeneee attack. (2 hre.) -IJ 11111-., I I L ., • 1111.-ou1 TO WMll
ftl Con"'"* Report• looks at csan-
Q!fOUI foodt and products. caJ .. "Aepo Man" ( 198-4, Comedy)
Emilio EtteYez. Harry Dean Stanton. A
pine roctter talc" a job wt1h a veteran oar
repoee.neor, and together they join the
cheee ~a 1964 Chevy Malibu whole trurWI to contain a futuristic
:::"~ ( t hr:.;,,,.33 min.) tWrCI)·---..... as 11111 ...... ...,
~ • AC1m Guest: aciOf Elliott
® .. "Forbidden" (1985, Drama)
Jecquellne BleMt. Jurgen Prochnow. In
WOf1d War II Bertin. a wealthy Chflatlan
arletocrat fallt in love with a Jewish writer
and becomea invofved In the .underground
effoft to lmUQOle Jewl OUI of Nazi Germa,
~o c1 hr .. ~3 m1n.1
(JJ ... "Blondet Have More Fun"
( 19M. Orama) John Leslie. Jelle St
Jamee. An Ul'llUCCet9tul bulfnenman
Ilk• a crazy lnventOf to crMte a fake po-
tion 90 he can lwlndle people. ( 1 hr .. 30
min.)
(%) .. "That'N Be The Dey" ( 1974,
Drama) Oevld Euex, Ringo Starr .. A Brit·
Ith wOl'kfng-clau youth usea rock 'n'. roll
aa an outlet for his lncrHllng fruttrati<>M.
~min.) ,,.. (l);;r.r8 tlmple 11akeout auign·
ment becolMt a x Intrigue when
COl1 hl)eckt a attly owned jet. (A) ( 1
hr.. t.0 min.)
~,.., Holt Johnny C.rt0n. lum~-l ......
US IS 7 H 11 Sd'ltdu6td: author
Leo ·-· ~')i Oen ChumAty. ector and director of the
San Frandlco Mime Troupe. (R) ( t hr.)
CC) .. "Smokey And The Bendit Part
3" ( 1983. ComedYI Jeckle GIMeon. Jer·
ry RMO. Sheriff llYtord T. Juttice mll-
tak• Cletu. for the Bandit and purauet
him throughout !he Sooth. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 25
min.)
C1>••••••11-111m1191111• • •Gm Scheduitd: a rHl-ffte "Karate
KJd": probWlw among today' a youth ( 1
hr .. 30 mn)
=1=~ftlOOD .. "Somebody L<>vfi Me" ( 1952.
Mualcal) Btt~tton. Ralph Meeker A pet of entert br .. k up and make up
In <ho e:ty 20th cenlury. (2 hr• .. 5 min.)
(1)1-111-a .. "Vou'U Nevef See Me Again"
(1973. Orama) Devtd Hartman._,... Wal·
ton. A young wit• mysterloully dluppeers
after a quarrel with her husband. and his
frantic ... rch uncovers evidence lmpllcat·
~him• her murdtfer. ( t hr .. 40 min.) ----... "Scarfac:eT.""(1983. Drama) Al
Pecina, MicheMe Pfeiffer. A Cuben hood
relMMd from Castro's )ailS travels 10 Mi·
aml and ollmbl to the lop ot the cocaine
trading world. 'R' (2 hra.. 50 min ) .. Ill) .. ''Come Fill The Cup" (195t.
Orama) Jemet Cagney. Gia Young A
man left worthleU because or his drinking
It !aught to face lite again through the ef· tone of another alcohollc. (2 h,.. 20
min)
.. Cl) ... "A MkSsummef Nlght'I Sex
Comedy" ( 1982, Comedy) Woody Allen.
Mia Farrow. The aummer heet and country
alt pta'f'Ot<t a ..,let of humoroua rom8nhc
encounter• among thr" couplet spend·
Ing a weet<end at an inventor's rural
rtfrMt. 'PG' ( t hf .. 30 min.)
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-··~_, ...... """"-... Jim Belulhl. ( 1 hr.) ..._,.,.'; ............ .,
"Houtt Of Strangers" (19'8.
) dwafd G': Roblnaon, Suun Heys
ward. An ~ ~ ~
,., .. hit four aona to hit own Mlfteh endl. i "Return From The ,....~.
(1965. Suepenae) M4xlmlllan Schei, Ins
grid ThUlln. A woman returns to her moo-
ey·hU"OfY family after years In a concen-
tration came (2 hrs .. ) 11.CM,•FIClllTU
--..... Neel Gabler and Jet· Irey Lyons tio.1 an Informative look at
wtlet'• new at lhe movies. CD .. "Broadway Denny Rote"
( 1964. Comedy) W00<1y Allen, Mie F111·
row. A sma•·tlme btlt OOOo-hMrted c.lent
agent ~· diligently to make SUC:CHHI
of hit hopelets clients. ~ t hr .. 25 min.)
--{%) .. "The Winter Of Our Ofeama"
( 1981. Orama) Judy Davis. Brytn Brown .
A young man beCOmel attracted to the
Junkle-PfOSlltule he meets while inYlltl--
gatlng htS girlfriend's death In Sydney's
"1enderloln district" ( 1 hr . 29 min.)
-· Cl) COi.i~ In search of a miMlng body. Columbo has a maSSlve buil<lng py· Ion dug up at huge expense 10 the city.
119 e .,. "The Executioner Ot Venice"
( 1963. AdVenture) Lex Barker. Guy Mad· Ison. An execulioner and his son. wtlo has
been charged as a traitor. set out together
10 expose the cunning Grand lnqUl8itor. e.,. "Santiago" (1956, AdVentUJe)
Alen Ladd. Rossana Podelta. In the juns
gles of Cube. an opportuN&t setl9 guns
and then swllcheS allegiances tor a fr ...
dom·fightlng woman. (2 hrs I
CC) .,_ "LOSln' II" ( 1982, Comedy)
Tom Cruise. Jackie Earle Haley. Four
teen·age beys h<>PIOQ to lose thelt lllfginlty
1n a Tijuana brothel pick up an oldtf wom-
an QOlno south tor a Mexican dlvoroe. 'R' ® _. "Th1S ts Spinet Tap" ( 19e.c.
Comedy) Rob Reinef. MIChael M<:Keen. In
this sallre on the contempc>fary rock mu'.
sic scene. an Ame<lcan documentary lilm-
maker examines the rhenomenon of a 17·
year-old heavy meta band from England.
Sunday. March 31. 1985 17
-W.clnesd~
-llondng llovles-
•ez> "Green For Danger" ( 1947, Mystery)
Wy Gray. Trevor Howard (1 hr . 33
min.) I •Cl> "A Minor Miracle" ( 1963. Drama)
JoM Hoston. Pele ( 1 hr . 4 1 mm ) •m "7 U...Dcean Duve" ( 1~. O,ama) Edmond O'Brien, Joanne Dru. (2 hrs.) M (Z) "Return Of A Man Called Horse"
( 1976, Adventure) Richard Harrrs, Gale
Sondefgaard (2 hrs , 9 min)
M (C) "The W1z" ( 1978, Musical) Diana
Rost, Mlchael Jackson. (2 hrs .. 1'3 min ) •CB> "Sahara" (1984. Adventure) Broake
SNetds. Lambert Wilson ( 1 hr . 44 mm ) cm "The Secret Liie 0 1 Waller Mitty"
( HM7, Comedy) Danny Kaye. Virginia
Mayo. ( 1 hr., 45 min )
Cl) "Romancing The Stone" ( 19~. Ad-
venture) Michael Douglas. Kathleen
Turner. ( 1 hr • 45 min )
•CZ> "Gandhi" ( 1982. Biography) Ben
Klnglley, Candk:e Bergen (3 hrs 8
min.)
-CC) "Stacy's Knights" ( 1983. Drama)
Andra Miiiian, Kevin Costner ( 1 br . 35
min)
QI) "The Secret Lile Ot Waller Mitty"
( 1947, Comedy) Danny Kaye. Vlrg1n1a
Mayo. ( 1 hr . 50 min ) cm "Mike's Murder" ( 1984. Orama) De-
bfa Winger, Mark Keylovn ( 1 hr . 37
min.)
Cl) "Many Rivers.To Ct0ss" ( 1955. West·
em) Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parke< I 1
hf., 32 min.) -a> "Torpedo Bay" ( 1962, Adven1ure) .,,.met Mason. Ltlh Parmer (2 hrs ) tWe "Man Who Could Cheat Oealh"
( 1969. Horror) Anton 0.llting, Chrlsto-
~ee. { 1hr ,30 mtn)
-Allel'llOOn Movies-
-• "Bruce Lee. His Last Days, His Last ~II" ( 1979. Biography) (2 hrs.)
(CJ "We Of The Ne11er lllever" ( 1983, Ora-
ma) Angela Punch McGregOf. Arthl.lr Olg-
nem. (2 hrs., 12 nun)
QI) •"The Earthling" (1980, Adventure)
Wiiiiam Holden, Ric"y Schroder ( 1 hr . 42
min.)
(II) "Beyond Re11 sonabte Ooubl" ( 1980.
Myatery) David Hemrn1ngs, John
Hal~MYeS. (2 hrs . 7 min)
Cl) 'Racing With The Moon ( 19~. Ro-
rMnce) Sean Penn. Ek1abeth McGovern
hr 6 min.)
-he Hotel New Hampshire" ( 1984, ) Jodie Fo<;te1 Beiiu Bndges (I
' hf., 50 min.) we "ltland Ot The Lost ' ( 1968, Adven-
ture) Richard Greene, I uke Halptn (2
hfa.) •®"Lone WOif McOu11de" ( 1983. Adven-
ture) Chuck Noni•. Osv1c1 Carradine. ( 1
hf .. 47mln.)
(II) "TM Star Chamber ( 1983. Orama)
Mlcheel Douglas, Hal Holb1 ( 1 hr • 49
mn.) Cl) "Sptendor" ( 1935 Drama) Miriam
~lne. Joel McCrea f 1 hr 17 nun )
•CZ> "Saboteur" ( 1942. Suspense) Prlscll-
11 Uni. Robeft Cummings ( 1 hr , 48
min.) •CJ:) "Wuthetlng Helgf\11 ( 1939 Ro
menct) LMQnCe Olivltf. Merle Oberon
1! "' .. '3 "*'· ) •Cl> "A Minor Mfr1e1t" ( 1983, Orama)
John HUiton. ,,_ { f hf .. 4 1 min ) •<!> "The 8llCJc StlllOn Returns" (1983.
11 Sunday, March 31, 1985
"
Adventure) Kelly Reno. Teri Garr. (2
hrs.) CD "Broedwey o.ony Role" (I~.
Comedy) Woody A.lien. Mie Farrow. ( 1
hr ,26m1n) cm "The Secret LIM Of Watter Mlt1y"
CHM7. Comedy) Denny Keye, Vwglnia
Mayo. ( 1 hf .• -45 min.)
(%) "Return ~ A Man-Cd9d Horse"
( 1976, Adventure) Richard Harris. Gale
Sondergaard. (2 hrs., 9 min.) • ltll "Winchester '73" ( 1950. Western)
Jame$S1ewart. Shelley Winters. (2 hrs.) •<Cl "The Wlz" (1918. Musical) Diana
Ross. Michael Jackson. (2 hrs., 13 min.)
QI) "Sahara" ( 198'4. Adventllfe) Brooke
Sh181ds. Lambert Wlleon. ( 1 hr .• « min )
-1ven.._ ___ _
·1.11.: ....
LW.•'CllWll9 ~ca•• lrM11m ==•n UI IMITI tll Tim ,. Sugar Ray
Leonard vs. Wilfred Benitez. (held Nov
'79 In las VegM. Nev.). (1 hr.) Cl> _,_ ... C#m A blind 12-
year-old Is determined to prove his
mother's lnnqcence when she's pegged
as a prime SU1P9Ct In lhe theh · of -,he
wodd'a larges! diamond. Stars Adam
-1~a=
':' umTUU. Los A~ Lakers l"E7!:::~ m~,
-. tllfllGlnm ,...,,,_,_
._mo Vldeoe By: PhH Collln1. BIHy
·1-•i~' M.) ==a.. Cathetlne Oxenbefg ot
"Oynnty". an underwater IOI.Jr of the
Gr .. t Bllrrlef Reef. i ~'JI I 7 ~Featured: Jim • Bek*ll.
'=-~==-... .,, ..... _.
flU ML c.rACT UM11 Best Kk:ka
'64 ( 1 hf., 30 min.)
(JJ .. "Eac.pe From El OlablO"
C 1983 • .AdWntUJa) Jimmy McN!chOi. Tim-
othy Van Patt90. When • teienager Is Im-
prisoned In a Mexican Jell fOf hit lnvoiv.
ment In• bf awl, hie frtendl deYIM •daring
~n to fr9e him 'PG' (1 hf., 30 min)
(Q) .. "TM Comanchefoe" (t961,
W•tem) John Wayne, Stuert Whltmen. A
Tex.a~ Mt9 eutio-•top-the dlstrl-
bYtlon at gune and rtrewat« to IN hOtlile
ComanchM. ( 1 hf .. 47 min ) ,._ TMI .... "The Snow
Queen" lance K«Wtn Ind MellMa Gffbt<1
atM In thla 1• of • bfeYe gltl who'• deter-
mined to MYe hef compeniOn "°"' the
Snow Oueeo'a (L .. Remick) epetl. Nar-
rale<\ Oy Shelley Duvall. Q
(%) ... "Bye Bye Brazil" ( 1'178. O,a-
ma) Jose Wittler. Betty Faria. FOl.Jf gypsy
aclOfS travel through modem-Gay Brazil and see the growth of cMMzatlon In the
Amazon wilderness. (Subtitlad) 'R' ( 1
hr., 5-0mln.)
M ltz>C...TGMY
M • I Oii Tim YOa Featured': a visit to lhe
baseball camp wtitre mldclle-aged busi-
nessmen go lo bat With All-Star pros
8r()Ol(s Rotilnson., Rlqk Monday and Juan
Marichal: getting a Ifft with hang-gliding.
1nSldef's tips trom L A.'1 husbend-and·
wife travel wrlllng team . . , .... , ...
ftiAT'tMt•ILI MOllLA. IM_..,ATU..
..aftCCMllT
M&.•MPM&Y ..,.,,
aD. WUWOIUOP nmall ., JCllM .. ~,~ w. ....... ,,.,,
.. (J) CM~• CIMm Whlle Charles
and the chit r.;; are busy-making unmer
....... G<•mpe ··-'"' -·3 come a long visit. · De -AT TO IU• Jonathan nd
Mark travel 10 a small westem t e
1hey meet an alcoholic singer, a crooked
gambler and a young gif1 who dr.,.,. of a coun~slc career. (A) Q ( 1 hr,) e "The War LOfd" ( 1986, Ora·
ma) Charlton 1-featon, Richard Boone. A
knight moves 10 the Noflh SM ahore ano
etlabllshes a town.. (2 hrs.) • 9 PAU. fA1I Colt and Howle put1Ue a
ball-Jumping murder suspec1 to Hawaii
and dlscove< that Jody hu fallen In love
with him. (RJ Q ! 1 hr ) Cil ..., •-:mcnn 1t11
•mman•RWFNlured: Jim
Belushi .
• ... "Billy Two l-lat1" ( 1873, W•t-
em) Gregory Peck, Deel Arnaz Jf. A gtlz·
zled Scolsman and • young helt-bl'Md
team up fOf a wild ride 1oroae the rugged
lrontler. (2 hra.) •-=a•MWOP-F.--tured: an FAA test of n.w alrtlner ufety
fNlures; &leap deprivation; laaer 9Y9 _,,_
gery; monkey language; computer X-f'av-:
!.P.8'pef\Jaf motion machlni. O ( 1 hf.)
ID 09UAT tll9f -....... "Ruddlgore" Vlooent Pric;e •nd Keith Ml-
chell atar In thll parOdy of a popular melo-
drama set In a Comlah fishing vllllgl. ( 2
hrs.)
(C) .. "Ageln.t Al Odds" ( 1'184, Of•
ma) Rachel Ward, Jeff Brldgea. A fedlnO S)fof""°"8~ football player fella In ~
With the girlfriend of • tma~·ttme hood
and beootMs Involved with at\edy, hlgh-
atak .. reel ealate deellnga. 'R' Q {2 tn., 8 min.) ® .. "The Earthling" ( 1980, AcMn-
ture) Wlltlem ~. lllcky Sotwodef. A
WOflcl lravelef teachea 1 ~~the
waya of IUMYal In the Austratlen wllder-neaa. 'PG' ( 1 tlr .. "2 """·) Cl> .. "~omanelna' The ltont"
(19$4, AdventUJe) t6::Nel OluatM.
KatNMn Turnrlf. A romenllc: ~ r•
luctantty IMma wil!'t a "llCho advtnturer
In a Souitl Am«lcan JutlQll to rlnlOm hef
lilter with • f9buloul teg9ndery fewel 'PG~·=i.n •I .. ··0ne Miion v..,. e.c ··
( 1997, Adwnturt) John Alchardlon, At· ~ Wetctl A prehiMortc pelf Of lol4ft
from dlffefent trlbtl aucceed In rlmCWlnQ
the man's ....ii bfothet from IMderaNp o1
!'lit ~. (2 hrs.)
... Cl) I I I Cory lh<>ci<s the emergency
room staff when she professes her love for
l~.E: --.. Cl) ... "Dead Men Don't Wear
l<f' ( 1982. Co(nedy) Steve Martin, Ra-
chel Ward A hard-bolled private eye en-
counters t940s film characters while 1n-
Y9Sllgating lhe death of a scientist /
d'"98 tycoon. (2 hrs.) 8 e A.I. The stuttefing Claud1Us begins
his reign: Paul returns 10 JudeaJo be con·
fronted with Herod Agrippa's (Demien
Thomas) purge. Valenus Is blackmailed
by Mesaallna (Jennifer O'Neill): Agrippina
(Ava Gardner) schemes to make Nero
(Anthony Andrews) emperor (Part 4 of
~ Q_(2 hrs.) e 9 IWIAITT To win Blake's favor in en
cjl deal, Adam Innocently aacclfices Jell.
0.nlel II accompanied by Krystle to meet
Sammy Jo In New V0tk: AleK•S struggles
to keep Dex and her self-respect O ( t
hr.)
I -. mw ..,. Scheduled. L1beface.
Bruce Mahler ("Pcitlce Academy II") (:
hr» • omLIAT 9mT Am IULUWM
"Ruddlgo<e" Vlnoent Price and Keith Mi-
chell star In this parody of a popular melo-
drama set In a Cornish fishing village. (2
hrs.)
(l)Mlll••·---•9CllT'IPOCUl(IQ CI) ... "Midnight Expr~ss" ( t978,
Orama) rad Davis. John HU<t. Based on
the true story of Billy Hayes. a young
American 1rrested 1n Turkey fOt attempt-
ing to smuggle out hashish, who wtters a
grueling 1ncareefelion 1n a torturous prls·
on. ~hrs .. t min) !lJ) nMJKe's Murder' ( t98-4. Ora·
ma) Debra Winger. Mark Keyloun. A Los
Angeles bank employee and sometime
lover of a tennis pro-cum-drug dealer qe-
oides to investigate his death and be-
comes a potential target t'lerself, 'R' ( 1
~ 37mln.) w ... "The Hotel New Hamp8h1ra" ( 198-4. Comedy) Jodie Foster, Beau
Bridges. Ba13d 6n the boot< by Jotln Ir•
ving An ac.centric New England famlry un·
defgc>M oNnges as It sett up hotels In
different locales. 'R' ( t hr .. 50 min.) • ..,.,,,. •• ,. n•ne ..
•(!) lllO'll "Play Dirty" ( 1969. Ofama)
Michael CalM, Neg.I Davenport. A British
commandef 11tempts to stop AMied f0tces
trom dee1rovlng German euppllet to that
he ~~2 hrs .• 30 min.) -i1v~ relocated wltneea la em·
ptoyed el tht hOtel: a woman wtlO un-
derwent eoemtllC surgery learns a lesson
1b0ut 1rue oeauty, CMstlM inherits a
chMlffeur ·drrveo lwlury car. Q ( 1 hr.)
I _. ..
MTll t:l'l'f Lm'I FeatU19d: Freddie
Powt<t with Willie Nellon and ~ Hag-
gard rlT'f'inic 111 Just Stay Here Ind
Ol'ink," "Deed I Oo"); Whl1!)' Shat.,
("Thet'• the Wey Love Gott.' "I Love
You Little Oerlin' Numbtt Four"). ( 1 hr) ~IOCILIM ... •Oll Ill KOOi & ihl Gang lif9 ''Celebration," "Too
Hoc," "~nna." "L~ Night" 11nd e_onoa from the album "Eme1genc:y "
Taped In May 19M at ttie World 'EK~
hon In New on.er.. ( 1 hr.)
(1) ......
® .. "Gori<y Park" (1983. Myst8fY)
William Hutt, Lee Marvin. A MOecow1-on-
iclde inlpect0t's lnveltlgatlon of a bizarre
tliplt tTUdef neer 8 Nllng rink leedl him
ro confrontatlonl with the KGB and •
globe-trotting American bUllnell tycoon.
'W (Un .. 8 min.)
CJ) ... "Chained Heat" ( 1983. Ora-
ma) Lindi 8'alr, John Vernon. White serv-
ing a sentence In a California penitentiary.
a young woman is expoeed to violence
and hataaatnent from both lnmat• and
jallera. 'A" (, ht., 35 min.)
llm&m....,._ -~,..,
-ftCTM-11 LILIT .. .,,_ IUt ... Hoet1: Tom and
""!lr.tr~R-.. --.... Ai I• ._...._
~ • ACYm Guest: actress
Gel-. Rowlanda. ~ ... "Rollover" (1981, Orama)
Jane Fonda, Krll Krlato"9t9on. A former
movie atar who toott ~the chelrman-
ship of her late ~nd'1 oorporatlon and
a high-powef ed flnanclel •K.P«t become
lnvolwd In a diuatroua dee! wfth Arab
Investors. 'A" ~· ~=-,:...-.,__."'" An adUft IPOOf of fWtwork aJtcoms, inckJd..
Ing perodfes OJ "Happy Daye," "Barney
Miller" and "Wetc:ome Back. Kone< " ( 1
ht., 30mln.) cm ... ··e.yond RMsoneble Doub•"
( 1980, Mystery) 0.vld Hemmings. John
Hat~ves. An Australian °"active 1n-
veet tes a particularly bru1al murder (2
hrs., min.)
(%) ... "Huss~" ( t980, Orama) Heleo
Mirren, John Shea. A c.baret hostess and
a myste<lous American gredUalty fall In
love untU their pe1t1 catch up with them
'A' ~.,.ht.:,~ tWI ... "Stage Fright" (1950, Mystery)
Jane Wyman. Mailene Oletrich. Alter
pleading lnnooence to a friend. the sus-
pect In a mutdef C.M tuma out to be
~~(2 hrs., 15 min.) '*• Cl) ••• P.&. A troubled vetefan hlf" Magnum to locate a milling glfl-trlend and a drug dealer he tMmea lor an
Army buddy'1 dMth. (R) ( 1 hr., 10 min.) e e ,_ Hoel: Jotlnny Carson
ISc;;u::::· (1 ... J ......
Uf If ' Zf DA SchecMed: author
Og MlndlngO on delling with .. mlly and
worit pr"*"" s~ Seek. author of
"Don't Get Tektnl" (R) ( 1 hf.) ···-• .. ~ goepel mulic'I
AwerdL ( 1 hr • 30 """ )
ftlll(I) -"Aaclna Wi1h The Moon" -(TeM. Aoo*'°9) "&.en P.nn. Dubeth ~ In .... t04a., lute befofe hi'•
ICl'lt<llled to ~ to, boOC c.amp, a teen-
809f from the •ono lldt of the track• f• In ble with the new girt In town. 'PG'
i hr.,.S=i
-... JW9 -"Oeeperlte Momtnt" (1963. AdvtnfUN) Oltk Bog9tdt. Mal ~ertnQ_
An uprooted '*'°" In w.-tom a.tin la
rrlc*ed lntO ,.,..,.. a confln'o.1 tot a
murdef of which he Is Innocent ( t hr • 50
min.)
(!) illn••-••1•1 nn .. di .. "The Screaming Woman"
·(1972, Mystery) OIMa de Havllland. Jo-
seph Cotten. Aetumlng home alter treat-
ment for a mental breakdown. a women
senses 1hal someone Is bUrled alive on the
Q!...oundl of heustate. (1 hr., •O min.)
W COi 1 W llM:llY NCAA OIVislon I
Championship Game. from Detroit (R)
@hr•.)
.. (8) ... "Vldeodrome" ( t983. Fantasy)
James Woods, Deborah Harry A co-
OWnef ol a TOlonto UHF statton that spe-
cializes In adult entertatnment seercl'les
tor the people behind a bizarre satellite
broadcast. 'R' ( 1 hr. 30 min.)
-aeu11WwmtDAW>Liii Liii Scheduled: terrier races. i 1 hr;L
I .,_llTQICOCI ffllFITI •.am .. "The Hardys Ride High" ( 1938.
Comedy) Mickey Rooney. Lewis Stone
The bills pile up as a family tries to prove
1ts claim to an inhef1tance (2 hrs.)
• .. "LllieS Of The Field'" ( t963.
Drema) Sidney Poitier. Liiia Skala A lor·
mer GI teacties English to a group of
French nuns while helping them build a
church. (2 hrs.) '
~LO!!.tm B•lml -.,.-..... ..a ... ... "Bells" ( 1980. Science Action)
Richard Chamberlain. John Houseman A
deranged but technologically astute killer
uses an electronic device that transmlls a
lethal jolt over telephone lines 'R' .. e Cl) .,_ "If Things Were Oitterent'
( t979. Orama) Suzanne Pleshene, Don
MU<ray. A woman is suddenly faced with a
series of dJffleull respon51b111ties when her
nusband of many years sltps into an 1rre
verslble catatOOIC trance (R)
.. (%) .,_ "Gandhi" {1982. BIOQfaphy)
Ben Kingsley. Candice Befgen Richard
AttenborQUOh's epic tracing the Ille ol
Mohandas K. Gandhi. from hiS early ca-
·'"' as a lawyer through his demonstra-
tions of passive resistance to gain lnde-
~e for lndla. 'PG' (3 hrs , 8 min )
•• .,_ "Tammy And The Doctor"
( t963. Comedy) Sandra Dee, Peter Fon·
da. A young baci<woods girt creates ha-
voc In a hospltal when she beGomes m-
vOIVed with an Intern (2 hrs.) e .,_ "Star Pilot" (t970, Science--
Fiction) ~int Monts, Gordon Mitchell A
ptofeseor and his COllHgUel wage a herc:e
Interplanetary bettle against speoe pilots
from the planet Hydra (2 hrs ) CC) .. ''Stacy's Knights" (1983. Of11-
ma) Anch Miiiien, Kevin Costner A st)y
young woman heeds for Reno In the
hopel of winning at blackjack. and winds
up bteomlnQ pennefs with 1 loeal gam-
bler to break the bank at one pertlc\i18r
catlno 'PO' ( t hr .. 35 rmn )
CD)• -.L .... ~ Many ot the
top comedlenS In motion pictur-. past
and preaent. are lellured in lhls retro·
spectllle of hleflous momeots horn rti. &11· -i::-: • ...-___
---~ RogerE'*t and ~ Sllkel ttview "The Sluggof's
Wtfe" and "()eaperat~s..k~ Susan " GI) u=w • A Han of
fem. member Mel Allen hoatl this r~
Of Iha 1 .. !Nj()t IMgue buebll son
and IOOltt at the ~ t96S •tw1
Sunday, March 31, 1985 t9
lrtl(I) ;-'Splendor.. ( 1935. Orama) Miriam
Hopkins. Joel McCrea. ( 1 hr., 17 min.) •<Dl "Gandhi" ( 1982. Biography) Ben
Klnglley, Candice Bergen (3 hrs .. 8
min.)
(%) "The lrwttation" ( 1973, Mystery) Mi-
ehe! R'obln, -.n-Luc BidMY. ( 1 hr • 40
min.) •az> "Man With A Million" (195'4, Com.-
dy) Gregory Peel<. Ronald Squire. (2
tws.) •CJD "Dot And The Bunny" (1980. Adven-
ture) Animated. ( 1 hr .. 10 min.)
W (C) "Savannah Smiles" ( 1982. Adven-
ture) Mark Miller, Donovan Scott. (1 tv.,
45 min)
()) "Yes, Giofglo" ( 1982. Musical) Luci-
ano Pavarotti. K.athryn ~arrold. ( 1 hr . 53
min.) •CJD "The Magic Of LaSS18 .. ( 1978, AdVeo-
hKe) James S1e..,an. Mlct<ey Rooney ( 1
ht'., 40 min.)
(%)"Brainstorm" ( 1983. Science-Fiction)
Chli8topher Walken, Natalie Wood. ( 1 hr ,
46 min.) •<Dl "Siikwood" (1983. Orama) Meryl
Streep. Kurt Russell (2 hra .. 9 min.)
()) "11 Happened At The WOOd'a Fair"
(1963. MUS!Cal) EMs Presley, Joan
O'Brien. ( 1 hr .• 45 min.)
-(C) "Fedora" ( 1979, Orama) WllUam Hol·
den. Mar1he Keller. ( 1 hr • 54 min.)
CID "Brainstorm" ( 1983, Scienoe-Flctlon)
Chrls1opher Walken. Natalie Wood ( 1 hr ..
46min.) -a> "Foxfire" (1955, Orama.) Jane Ru&-
• eetl. Jett Chandler. (2 hrs )
-CZ) "Green For Danger" (1947, Mys1ery)
Sally Gray, Trevor Howard ( 1 hr .. 33
min.) · tW• "The Woman Eatet" (1959. Horror)
cleorge Coutourls, Veta Day. ( 1 hr .. 30
min.)
-· "Enter The Dragon" ( 1973, AdVen·
!Ute) B<uce Lee. John Saxon (2 hrs.)
(C) "Romancing The Stone" ( 198-4, Ad·
venture) Michael Douglas. Kathleen
Tumer. (1 hr .. 45 min.) CID "American Hot Wax" (1978, Come-
dy) Tim Mcintire. Laraine Newman. ( 1
tv., 30min.)
(%) "Harry. And Son" ( 1984, Orama)
Paul Newman, Robby Benaon. ( 1 hr .. 57
min.)
-(ll "Laet Plane Out" (1983, Orama) Jan-
Mlchetl Vincent. Mary Crosby. ( 1 hr .. 36
min.) W (ll) "Happy AnnlversaJy" (No Dela) ( t
hr .. 30mln.) e "Penn Of Pennsylvania" (1944, Blog·
raphy) CllffOfd Evans, Deborah Kerr (2
twa.) •CC'l "~Of DrNmt" ( 1970, Orama) AObert FOl'ater, L.euren Hullon (I hr .. 39
min.) (I) "Local H«o" ( t983. Comedy) Pater ~. Burt Lancaster ( 1111 , ~min.) CZ> "Gandhi" (1982, Biography) Ben
Kfngeley. Candloe Bergan. (3 hrs., 8 nwlJ .. CD) -"Gandhi" ( f982. l!Tograpfly1 Ben ~. Cendlot p.tgan (3 tva .. 8
min.) (I) "Oot A.NJ The lunny" ( 1980, Mven-
1\n) Anlmeted ( 1 hr., 10 min ) •<Cl · "The Men Between'' ( 195•. ~) Jemta Maeon. Clelre l!toom.
20 Sunday. Merch 31 , 1985
(I) "Dot And The Boony" ( 1SNIO. Adven-
ture) Animeled. (1111 .. 10 min.)
(J) "No Big O•I" (1983, Orama) Tam-
~ Grimes, Ktvln Diiion, (1 hr .. 27 min.)
•CLJ "The Or....,..' (1983, Ofam11) Albert
Finney, Tom Courtenay. ( t tw , 58 min.) •CJD ''the Magic Of L_. .. ( 1978. Adven-
tUte) James Stewart. Mickey Rooney. t 1
tv . "'°min.)
(%)"Brainstorm" ( 1983, Sclenoe-Ac:tlon)
CMstophef waucen. Nalalie Wood. ( 1 hf .
46 min.) _..,..... ------·11.1= IMT1'01W1'
...,.MmJIC.ATm Enler1alner
Jerry Buller host1 .thle tribute to the late
Or. Martin Luther KJng Jr. and If joined by
Coretta Scott King and naflonal pe<90nali-
tlet who knew hlm best. fea1urlng Stevie
Wonder, Charlton Helton. Peler. Paul &
Mary. Mayor Andrew Young. Rep. Wafter
Faunlroy, La<one Bennett Jr. Of Benja-
lmln e:::::·"'· " ... , .... .... ~
.. "Savannah Smllet" (1 982, Ad-
ventUte) Mark Miller. Donovan Scott A
runaway rich girt tags along wllh a pair ol
bumbling fugitive cr1minals. 'PG' (1 hr .
45 min.)
CD) .. "Running Brave" (1983, Ora-
ma) Robby Benton, Pat Hingle. Based on
Iha real-life experience of Sioux Indian BH~
ly Mitts and Iha peraonaf obstacles he
OY9f'C8me 10 become a member of the
1 ee.. Olympie track team and lhe first
American to ever win the 10,000 meter
run. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 45 min )
Cl) .. "Yes, Giofgio" ( 1982. Musical)
Lucleno Pavarotti, Kathryn Harrold. A re-
nowned operatic tenor becomet romantl·
cafly lnYolved with a pretty voice special·
lat 'PG' ( 1 ht., 53 min ) mrllATllOl\m ......
...,MYIMMI .. .-YlaLml .. .,. '~····-. .... • uw
-• Vldeoe By: John Parl, Reo
,.. -~ ThePolnlerSlsttr1. (1 hr.) =-'*'""" ·-·-.... 0 •& not-Richard Chamberlain:
l
w:::'on stat•'• beld Hgle nesting
=i:rsn 1• rr rn nur F-Mtured.
rel Burnett. .... --IY-.••!•1-~ ........
.. ''The Men Who knew Too
Muc:l'I" ( 196e. Sulpenee) Jemtt Stewan,
Dorie 0.y Ar\ Ameftcen couple In Moroc-
co Item Of an -telntflon ptot Whtn
they wttneee the murder Of 1 ~rench ...
Cl9t egent, (2 hrl.)
Nia!) ._Ml.I -M -A be-
I
hmci-the-scenet lo<* at Major Leegue
baebell fOCOSiflO on lour meml)ers of the
1964 Atlan1a Braves -Bruce Sen.diet,
Terry Forester, Brad Kommlnak end Bob
Watton. (2 hrs.)
NI e I • M nNI ~aturad: how to gel
healthy hair with cantalope. evoc;adc), cay-
enne pepper end vodka: how radio 1t1tlon
KRVX mel<es the lonely roed betwMf1
L.A and Vegas lucrative: an old I~
d09e of melodrama al a local lhfftre: an
lnteMew wfth Merle Haggard . . ,.., ... '*" .... M•U __ ,., .... ........
W•m:H ATI •. ...,. ...............
W ,. •• Neal Gabler and Jef·
Irey Lyons review "King David" end "Des·
perataly Seel<lng Susan."
CB) s&MTMf W U1'19 • II
Papa Bear sets out to alk the Euter here
why spring hasn't arrived and d'lcovers
that the egg deliverer has gone on atrike
(%) llDWll "The W1ntet Of Our Dreams"
(1981, Orama) Judy Davis. Bryen Brown.
A young men becomes attracted to the
)unld&-proslituie he meets wtllle lnYelli-
gat1ng hts girlfriend's death In Sydney's
i nderloln district" ( 1 hr., 29 min,) ........... ,.,,.,.
-Cl) .... PJ. The sodden dlMp.
pearance of a 1een-ager leads Magnum to
believe there's more than a family feud In-
volved ( 1 hr )
8 • U. Nero becomes emperor; Paul rs ordered to stand trial In Rome: Nero be-
trays his mother and enjoys the fiery de·
strucllon of Rome: a purge Is decreed
agalnsl the Christians (Part 5 of S) Q (3
hrs.) e llllTa •PAUL Anthony Hopl<lns and
Robert Foxwor1h star In this saga of Peter
and Paul. the apostles of entirely different
temperaments whose common mission to
preserve Christianity u11imately led to their
deaths as "!!Yrs. (Part 1 of 2) (2 hr~-' 8 aJ --The Wlldlide Chamber of Commerce comes 10 the aid of ...,._
who are being haraSMd by a gang of re-
~::--.. ~ ......... "" * mmo•IT TWT Featured:. C.rol Burnell.
... "The Betlad 01 Cable Hogue" I
(1970, eom.dy) Juon Roberds. St ...
Stevens. Abandoned by hit pertnef'I, a
wizened old p<OIJ)eCltOr 1e11 up a proe-
pe1ous way 11111on and plot• reYenge (2
ltv•·l..1m•~
.,llWfl "The A<Mnu.srn Of Sher~
lock Hown.t" Holmn must SOive the theft
of • top Mete1 trNty befOfe lta d!MppMr·
ence thrNtena wOfld !)Mee. Q ( 1 hr.) ~ .. "Romancing The 81°"9"
( 198". Adventure) Mlcheel OoualM.
Kathie.n Turner A rom.ntlo ~ r ..
luctantly teems With 1 mechO ~er
In a South American Jungle to raneom her
sitter with a fabulout legendery jewel.
'PG' (t hr, 45 min)
IA MWl'J• Protilet of Semmy
8euah end Miiie Reid, (A) CID .. ''Demien· Omen II" (1978. Hor·
rOr) Wlllilm Holclet'I. LM Grant A weelthy
lndUatrillllt and Ne MCOnd Wife adopt hie
dect•Md brother's ton, a mytttrloue
youngater whO It ectually the chlld of the
Oevll. 'R' (1 tv,, 60:.J. (D)ClB ibJ'MI
LI) .. "Last Plane Out" ( 1983, Ora-
ma) Ja,,..Mlchael Vlnc.nt, Mary Crosby. A
tournallst thought to be a CIA agent be-
comes entrapp.d In Nicaragua during the
lest days of the Somoz.a regime. 'PG' ( 1
hr., 36 min.)
• .,. "Reunion In Reno" (195t,
I Comedy) Marti Stevens. Peggy Dow A
foster child flees to Reno aftei her mother
becomes J':BUillt. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.) ·1=T -.itlClillm
.. "All Of Me" 1 19~. Comedy)
Steve Martin. Liiy Tomlin A hapless law-
yer's normal routine asaumes a different
perspective afte< a cantankerous heiress's
soul transmigrates into one side of his
bOdy, 'PG-13' (1 hr .. 33 min.)
... Cl) -I -The Simons wax nostalgic as A.J:s former glrlfrlend hires
!hem to flnd out who killed her brother
durl'!Q_ a '60s peace rally. (R) ( 1 hr.) e Qll lft TO ftl While Oscar tries to
teach hts new partner Tracy the Pflv&te
detective busi~,ne ~nts to lnvestl-
l e a ~IOUS suicide O (I hr ) .. .
m¥ .... Scheduled: Jaclyn
mlth, Or. Benjamin Spock, Julle Harris,
Charles Nelson Reilly. (I hr.) e lftiiaff "The Adventures Ot Sher·
IOck Holmes" Holmes must l()lve the ttieft
of a top secret treaty bef0<e Its disappear-
ance threatens world~ o (1 hr.) • LIU Cl wm "All FOt Love"
A .-pln&ter. ~ng as the wife of a
t'ieadWalter. siltfers from a growing ob&e9·
slon.:.8~r;fu['lYt-1' (1 hr.) ~ ... "Rope" ( t94a. Suspense)
James Stewart. Farley Granger. A pelr of
murderer• try to conceal the Whe<eaboUts
of their vletlm during a gruellog Interroga-
tion 'PG' (I hr . 20 min )
W aJ 90'11 "The Nanny" ( 1965.
Suspense) Bette Oavis, William Dix. A dis-
turbed child and his nanny resent each
other fOt tMif retpontlblHty In tn. death of the~ slater.J2 hra.) •(]) "No a,. la An leltnd'' (1962.
Orama) Jeffrey Hunter. Marshall Thomp-'°" Stranded on Gutm by the Japanese
dumg W.lXkJ WJr II, Arnttleen George
Tweed orgenlzee the netlllel Into effective
~rilla unltt. (2 hrs.. 30 "*'~
(CJ 19IY rmJJ ... •-r VI·
deotaped at London'• OdeOn HaN, this
performance by one of aoul' a blggttt su·
e!_rattr• fNIUttt many of hit hits. ( 1 hr.) W .... "'9'IMl Memphis ShoWbOeta a1 Qrlendo~ (R) (3hra.)
-11"'-...-eathy •nd Jothue ~ aome aurpriMe on their W9ddll'IQ day:
Greg male" new plane after IMrntng his
lethtr left Empire \lall9y to Gery; Erfc lfloo
ttoclUCtt hit new gltlffltnd. O ( 1 hr.)
l •r,:r "Ill UIT ... Prlncelt Gfec. '*" tNe EMier 1P9Clal from St. Pet._.._
8etilioe Ind the Vatican Mueeum, feetur· lf'O c.oilla GMdle end the London Play· ....
12·v~he ROlt Of SQn9 At " Guest•: the 14-membtr tinging
pip The Whlftenpoofa of Vele ~ !ii_ Cleu of 1985. (1 ht )
CG) .. ''Velfllr/ OWi" ( 1983. Comedy)
Ncdla Caae. Oebofetl FOf9"Mn. A Ngh
tchool girt ~ off htr '~ With •
punk• ~ .. Nl'9tlonahlp threetent
her standing within her peer group. 'A' ( 1
hr .. 35 min.) CID ,,. LMAIRl•n Carol Burnett and
Amy Madigan star In ~arshe Norman's
play about two lonely women whoee
meetingS at an all-flight laundromat lead
tolf~=andMIH<nowledge. (1 hr.) i ••"'i., DC This documentary ••·
amines the prophetic slgnlhcance ot
JerUS&Mtm as the capHal of Israel and
traces the republic's on-going confllcts
Lwit~its Arab nelghborsY"'l -cm -._,.• COll:mt'T The 1n1er-
nat1ona1 pop-rock star performs such hits
as "Morning Train" and "For Your Eyes
Only" in a ooncert taped at Hottywood's
Pataoe Theatre. ( t hr.)
-· M .-Amt lftllat A loot< al how Easter Is celebrated around the world,
with a dramatic l)feeerttation of Christ's
resurrection. Petula Clark sings.
l •••w ... TOM--..-a'll An ad executive feels
guilty When he learnt that the cigarettes
he promoted may have caused a woman't
death.
(%) llOWI "Tigers And Lipstick" (198•)
SyMa Kristel, Laura AntonelN. ( 1 hr , 21 ,.1mln*-• Cl) III m ... --AU.-. an•• ........ ..,
AC1lm -~Guest. actress Julie
Harris.
(H).,. "Bra1nst0<m" ( 1983. Sclenc&-
Fletlon) Christopher Walken. Natalie
Wood. A married couple lrles lo keep a
specially designed device. which allows a
person to experience the sensations tell
by another. from military and Industrial
~oops 'PG' ( 1 hr . •6 min.) ClJ_,. "Felicity" (1 978, Orama) Glory
Annen. Christopher Milne A young wom-
an becomes aware of her sexuality while
vacationing In Hong Kong 'R' ( t tu . 31
min.) cm ... "He< Wicked Ways" (1983,
Adult) Jesle St James, Joanna $torm
Power-hungry e1tec\J1lves team up to take
(1llftf a young widow's 00<pora11on. and
ahe Winds up making deals In the bed
room. ( 1 hr .. t2 mm )
.. "Neighbor•" (1981, Comedy)
John Befushl, Oen A~royd. A mlddla-
clasa IUbur~n couple 11 subjected to the
strangest 2•·hour period of their lives attar
bizarre rtf#t nelohbor• move in next dOOr
'A' ( 1 hr .. 34 mfn.)
I .u. ......... 11•••
1W .. "The Fite On Thelma Jordan"
( 19'9, Orama) Berbara Stanwyck. Wen· dell Corey. An . .-tant district attorney's
loyally to hie back·atrMI girlfriend
Pfompts his rally to her delens. wh9n she
i. charg«j with the mutder ot her aunt. (2 f
htt., S min,)
tW e (I) -Dick enjoys p1eyiog gs>ll In e fourtomt tM btcomet edgy whtn IM
w~ gett out of hand. (R) I e ~ HOii! Johnny Carson
11:.=.(IN J
nnir•,.. I.AW • CA ~. Ben-n4e J. S..... e1eecutlve dlfect« of the en-
• ~ Networtt. Inc .• end Hugtl ~on. couneietor end former OlflG
rMmbtf. on wtty ttreet genga.,. no IOtlO·
er Just a big city problem:-author 8eYerty
Slat@r on rebvlldlng her nte after amneeia.
{!I) ( 1 hr.)
• ,. a.Ill Scheduled· •uthor-in....tor
Holland Taylor ("Guide 10 ProtP«hy"). l! hr .. 30 min.)
tWl(C) .. "The Lonety l~" ( 1983, Ora-
ma) Pia Zadora, Lloyd BOChnw On a t•
e'liaecl awardS program. a ~fl.II
screenW\'lter tells the shocking story of
how she reached fame. 'A' ( 1 h"· 32
min.) -1 M•MGU.YWOOD . .,. "Spanish Altair" (1958. Ora·
ma) Richard Kiley, Carmen Sevilla. An
American draf1sman falls W1 love with a lo-
cal beauty donng a t>usinesa.trlp to Speln.
;
hrs.) ••111n ... llDWI "The Story Of Pretty Boy
Floyd" ( t974. Orama) Martin Sheen, Kim
Darby A poor Oklahoma !arm boy moves
Into tile big city and becomn enmeshed
In a lite of crime. ( 1 hr .. •O min.)
(%) llDWI "The Hotel New Hampshire"
( 198-4. Comedy) Jodie Foste<, Beau
Bridges. Based on the book by John Ir-
ving. An eccentric New England family un-
de<goea changes as It sets up hotels In
different locales. 'R' (1 hr .. 50 min.)
-· Cl) 11DW1 "Start The Revolution With-out Me'' ( 1970. Comedy) Gene Wilder,
Donald Sutherland. Two sets of Identical
twins meet on the eve of the French Revo-
lution aher yeers of separatlOn. (R) ( 1
hf., 55 min.) •
-··LA11WWllM'9Ulii • Scheduled. comedienne Carol Leif• I .,_llfal:OCI .-n
&lift-.. "The Mlllionalress" (1961,
Comedy) Sophia Loren. Peter Sellefs
Based on the play by George Bernard
Shaw A young mllllonalress is forced by
her father's will to marry a man with a
g<>od business mind ( 2 hrs )
• .,. "A Funny Thing Happened On
The Way To The F0<um" ( 1966, Muabtf)
Zero Moetel. Ptlll Sil\oers. In ancient Rome.
a clever slave plots a hllarlous and rather
Ingenious means of escape trom his mas-
ter. (2 hrsJ. ILM,:-:•tnU Man..-.....,.
.. "Heeds Or Tails" (1.980.
Suspente) Philippe Nolfet. Miehe! S.·
raull A tamale police investigatOt 1nd a
widower try to find ou1 !tie facts surround-
'~the death ot the man'• wife. -Cl)--"Tti.Glft" (1982, COmedy) Pi-1 erre Mondy. Clio Cloldsmlth. A ~
aged benlcer's retirement gift tume OU1 to
be tti. r9Ylahlng beauty he meet• on a
train 'R' ( 1 hr , 45 min.)
.. (JI) .. "Count The Ways" ( 1917, Dre-
ma) Fun-loving lklera mi• snow with MX
at a Tetioe lkl reeott. ( 1 hr., 15 min./ -CR> .. "Amtrbn Hot WI•" 1978, C~) Tim Mclntlrt. Leralne Ntwmen.
Nlntt-.n-•tlftlee dltc jOckey Alen Freed
trlM to bring the ht M roac 'n' rol tf'OW
to !tie atlgt of Brooktvn'• ,_~
Theetre <*Oite meny Pf~ 'PG' we .. "The SiQn Of The 0-0."
( 1932, Orem.) Fredrie Mereh. Olud9ttt
Colbert. A Aomlft alllOCf•t ~ tlll'
poeltton and po11111k>na fOt lht !owe of a Cht=r.· (2 hrs.. 30 min.) • .. •.• a.. On lloedloey'•
(1963, Ml.91c:ai) Virginie~ 0.. .... *' Two bealllf\Af wom.n • tlDf .. a.me"*" end P«*iOfl (1 tn.)
SUnday, MW'Ch 31, 1M5 21
i amsm" ..,., .
W .. "H.0 .T.S.I" (1979, Comedy)
SuMn Kiger, Use LondOn. A aoronty r• Ject decide. to form her own club of co-
edl who concentrate on gratifying aex-
_1stay;:.,-~ 'A' (1hr .. 35mln.) ----"°"-ML•MllM&Y
... --Men'• alalom, aec-ond run. from Patti City, Utah. (R) ( 1 hr.) ·11:.-.... ·-am:u&.nmuu.
.. "Silkwood" ( 1983, Orama)
Meryl Streep, Kurt Russell. A young wom-
an becomes a epy In an .nor. to uncover
8Yfdence ot neglgel I08 in wOttt c:oncttlona
al the nuclear-fuel ptant In which she
works. 'A' (2 hra., 9 min.)
(%) .. "Bye Bye Brazil" ( 1979, Ore·
ma) Joie WNl(er, Betty Faria. FCM gypsy
actors travel through modem-day &azll
a.nd aee the growth of cMllzatlon In the ..,mazon Wl6deme&a. (D.lbbed In English)
'A" (1 hr., 50 min.)
l lOl'llAT ----........ .. "They Were Expendable"
(1!M5, AdVenlure) Robect Montgomety,
_ .............. "'--
•Cl> '"Doi And The Bunny" (1980, AdVen·
lure) Animated. (1hr.,10mln.)
CZ) "Saboteuf''' ( 19<42. Suspenee) Prtaoll-
la Lene, Rober1 Cummings. ( 1 hr., •8
min.) •CC> "Race For The Yan!(ee Zephyr"
(1981. Orama) Ken Wahl. George Pep-
e!.fd. (1 hr., <48 min.) UV "BralnstOl'm" ( 1983, Science-Fiction)
Christopher Walken. Nalelle Wood. ( 1 hr.,
<46mln.) • tm "Notorlout" ( 19'6, Soapenae) C.ry Grant, Ingrid Bergman. (2 lwe.)
NI(%) "Grend llllJalon" (1937, Drema) Jean
Gabln. Erich Von Strohelm. ( 1 hr., 60
min.)
•CC> "The Night My Number Came Up"
( 1956, Orame) Mlcheel Redgre¥e, Atex-
andef' Knoa. ( 1 hr .. 3' min.) CID "Forbidden" ( 1985. Orame) Jecqu•
llne Bit.tel. Jurgen Prochnow. ( 1 hr .• 53
-flllift.l CID ''The Buddy Syatem" (1984, COIM-
dy) Richard Oreyfusa, Susan Serandon.
{1hr.,60 min.) -
(I) "Reck,_ Olwegard'" ( 1985, Orame)
T ... Harper, lallle Ntelsen. (2 tn.)
•(]') "~ng ~Stone" (1*. A.d-
V9nture) Mlcflael Oouglea, Kathleen Turner. ( 1 hr .. 45 min.)
-CC) ''Where The LAes Bloom" (197<4. Of ame) ~ Ghollon. Jan Smithers. ( 1
hr .. 37 min.) •
CR) "~tood" ( 108•. Orame) Gina HecMMn. Henry Thornu. ( 1 hr .. 31
~) -av "Moecow 0n The Hudlon" < 1~.
Comedy) ~ Mllml. Miitie Conchita
Moneo. (Ow II mi\)
Cl) "M At ....... ( 1961, Comedy) Alec
~ ""'-8'0WM. ( 1 hr,, 27 min.)
22 sunoay, M1rch 31, 1985
John Wayne. The bombing of Peert Her·
bor gives a llee1 of PT boett the long-
a~ opportunity to PfOYe their vetue. ---itn.) ........ •111c•-•.,..111t
.. "Slumber Perty M~e"
( 1983. Horror) Michele Mlctt1ell. Robin
Stile. High school gl1tl ~ a llumber =le a killer Is on a rampage In the
hood. 'R' ( 1 hr., 2<4 min.)
•OO "Reckless" P*• Orama) Al-
den Quinn. Dary1 Hannah. A young motor-
cyde enthumut wt'°88 lfe ha been
mede unwholesome by an alcoholic lather
becomee Involved with a git! who Is too
for him. 'A~: min.) -lllOTT-.. "Randy Rid. Ak>ne" (1~.
Western) John Wayne, •Afbetta Vaughn. A
cowJ:agy .Jnfltttat• an outi.w gang to
gather evidence egalnlt thiev91 who raid·
ed;;r .. compenyotb. (1 hr.) ~ IT °l~U ff Llf~.
puppets ot Preeident Reegan, Queen Eliz·
abeth, Prince Charles end Slr John Glef..
ere Uled to setlrlze cynent e¥enti.
• 111W . ......
118 .. ''Frankenstein" ( 1932, Horror)
.Kartotf. Mee Clart<e. A tdentlel er•
et• a IMng being from ~rt• of dMd bOd-
-111) "The Burning Hill" (1957. Weatern)
fib Hunter. ,.taNe Wood. (2 hrs.) tWe "Smal Mlracte" (1973, Drema) Vit-
torio De Sica, Raf Vallone. ( 1 hr.. 30
min.)
(%) "Peeu O"Ane" ( 1971, Fantasy)
C.therlne Oeneuve. Jacques P•rln. ( 1
hr., 30 min.) _., ............... _
-· "The Mlracle Of Our Lady Of Fatima"
(1952. Orame) Gilbert Rolend, Frink Sll-
YW• (2 hrs.) CC> "A Long Wey Home" ( 198 '· OretN)
Timothy Hutton, Brande V8CC8ro. (' hr.,
40 min.) 00 "Hurricane" ( 1979, Orama) Mle Fer·
row, Jatot\ Roberdl.. ( t hr .. 69 min.) (JI) "Camel Knoa11dge" (1971, Or8me)
Jeck Nlchollon, Arthur Gattuntcel. ( 1 hr ••
38 min.)
-(J) "The lea PlratM" ( 19&4, ~ Fie·
tlon) Robert Utleh,. Mary Croeby. ( Ul~-·
38mln.) • ·· W C%) "Betrayal" (1983. OrerN) Ben
KlnalleY. Jeremy Irons. (1hr .. 35 min.) e -''The Bamboo Saucer" ( 1987. Sd-
enc•Flctlon) Oen D.11')'98, John ErlclOf'I.
~hrs.) -~ "Reoe For The VriM Zephyr" (1981, Orame) Ken W8hl, Ge«ge Pep-e(t hr . 41 min.)
torm" ( 1983, ~Action)
WttMn ......... Wood. ( 1 hr ..
41 mtn.) •CRl "Harty And Son" (191J<4, Orama) P-aut NewrMn. Robby Betwon. (1 hr .. 57
min.) .
The Oertc CfYtflr" (1182, F8ntaayl
(, Pw •• 36 min.)
-LON Wdlf MiCOUldl'' ~ '913. MMrt-
""9) Chi.Ide "'°""' Dlwtd Cenaclne. ( 1
hr .. ,7 min.) •CC> "Tht .. My ~ Ceme Up'"
(1961, °'9rM) MiCtWlt Aedgrew, A.IP·
.,,. t<nmc. ( f "'.' ,. mfn. l
les. ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
(l) .. ftll.
CC) .. "Fedofe" ( 1979, Oreme) Wll·
Ham Holden, Merthe Keller. A fllm director
hopes to P«&Uade e reclu91w former movie-star to come out of retlfement tor
hll Ctt'~ 'PG' ( 1 hr., 5' min.) -1..,. .. llllflTI I
•I 3111W _."No 8lg f!., .. (1983, Orame)
Temmy Grimes. Kevin Oilon. A atreet·
wlte edolescent stl'IJggles to cope with an unneppy home Ille combined with person-
••and peer pressures. ( 1 hr., 27 min.)
(%) .. "The Winter Of Ou< Dr•mt"
( 1981. Orama) Judy Dellis, 8'yan Brown.
A young man becomes attracted to the
funkle-pfostlMe he meets wtllle lffle9tl·
get~ hl8 girlfriend's death In Sydney's
"t8"10in district". ( 1 hr., 29 min.)
1-JCOTT .. ..,,_
-"Heppy AMIYerMI)'" (No O.te) (1 hr .• 30 min.) • 00 .. "Chrlatlne" ( 1983, Suspense)
Keith Gordon. John Stoct<well. Bued on
Stephen King's novel. A high achoo! mlaflt
buys and r89tores a 1958 Plymouth, UM·
_.,. It's polHUed by a demon that wltl
jealously PfOlect hlcn and <*troy any per~ threat. 'A" t;J ( 1 hr., 60 min.)
•CC "Twtliaht Zone -The Movie" (1983.
Science--Flctlon) John Llthgow, Vlo Mor· row. (1 hr .. '2 min.)
(JI) "Over The Brooklyn Bridge" "( 1984,
Romance) Elliott Gould, M•rgeux Hem-~ay. ( 1 hr., 46 min.) W "The Stranger" ( 19<48, Suspenae)
EQwerd G. Roblnloo. Orton Weles. ( 1
hr., 35mln.) _ ........ ___ _
UL-: --... ,....,.
1-.Cll•• ... ., .. , .• ..., ---w.. ........ .. ''Wtlefe The Llllee Btoom"
( 197,, Oram.) Julie Ohollon, Jan
Smithers. In ordef to et•y togt!Mr, a tem-
ty of orphaned chllchn keep "' father'• . • dM1h a MCret lftd trtea to ~ "'9ff
by colectlng Ind aelllng her1la. '()' ( 1 hr.,
3')' min.)
Cl)"' ... ---Fergu80l'l YI. RlcNt Sooct In. ,,.....,IW'elgl'lt ~ tched-
u6td tor eight roundl, Ihle from Alltntlc
Q!ty, N,J. (2 ht$., 30 min.)
Cl) .. ''Alctt .... Olna9rd'' ( 1916.
Ofam1) r .. Hwper, L .... Nleleen. A
ltorefront i.wyet dltllndl a doctor wt'°88
reputation h8a been nJlned by an ltweetl-
getlw TV reporter'• ttOtY ~ hla In-~ In an llegel ~i-«ug tton. (2 ... ,, .., ...... .. --..., ..... -_,.._
&1.-as 11•
13.99 .a yard
tacks included · ,
Lees Carpet Spectacular
CARPETS ~
DRAPERIES E3 t,~· ... 0
"" ~ • L NOLEUM /pt ICIC~ --\ :.°"" -\-- -~ "''"'Ill Servtng orange co. Since 1957 Financing ~ ~
Avallabtell ; • wt •111 .... ~~~::~":.~:nyon Rd. 494-8051'. . store :i:;~,ng
-l'riclay Co.I. ' .
lnmMTIGllM. .... 1-. ........
,_ ..._ ~ • comr TO TOWI
Animated Fred Astaire narra18' the story
of Sunny, a rabbit who brings egg-rolling.
jetty beans and chocolate buMles. an
ingredients of Easter cheer. to a dismal
town whefe children are oi1tlawed. e WmlO ZOO V1deoS By: Bruce Springs-
teen, The Firm, Prince And The Revolu·
tloo. ( 1 hr)
•G • NOCaY Los Angeles Kings at •1V•if=~~··•-1 = '::3.. Mooets with a single.
perfect feature: swimming 1n a shark cage.
&i :run•n TW Featured LI·
berace.
l=c:::n . ........ ~ .....
.,. "Spacehunter Adventures In
The Forbidden-Zone" ( 1983, Science-Fie·
tiOn) Peter Strauss. Molly Ringwald. In Iha
22nd century, a space mercenary and the
punkish wall he finds on 1t distant planet
set out to rescue thrM space maidens
from a vlllainous cyborg. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 30
min.)
(Q) .. "The &ddy System" ( 1~.
Comedy) Richard Drey1uss, Susan Saran·
don Romantic complications ensue when
a lonely boy targets a gadget invef'\tor and
would-be writer as a match for his single
mother 'PG' ( 1 hr., 50 min.) CZ>..,. "The Brmk's Job" ( 1978, Com-
edy) Peter Falk, Warren Oates Several ,
av~age men from assorted baekgtounds
join forces to rob 8 well-guarded armored
car. 'PG' (2 hrs .. 14 mln)
NI IJZ) llDlftl "lhe Night Walker" "'('1965.
Mystery) Robert Taylor. Barbara
Stanwyck A Widow endangers her life
wtleo she mvestigates a recurring dream. 1..! hr . 55 mm) ,.. 9 t• Tiii TOR Featured· tracing L.A.' a
unique architecture. a tribute to the ani-
mated characters fr om the Loooey Tunes ., ... , ... ftil"•••LI m•u. IMl9IOATU. ...... CCMIJ
•MYATATlm .,,,,., .......... ,,,,_.. ··---· ... --~ ........... ,.,.
... Cl) llllCYM•M-A board
game company hll'es Pr ... to go under·
cover as a question writer to find out
who'• MIUng corporate secrets to a corn-
~tltor. ( 1 hr )
•• ~ -Micheel Ind KITT pur1Ue a Qfoup of m111tary wrvivaltStt who
have llolen hl·tech equipment lncludlng
t...r bNm WMpont. ( 1 hr.)
• ..... ,.Anthony Hopkin• and AOber1 Foxworth star In this taga of Peter
and Paul, the aposttes of entirely different
lempetamtntt -Whose e<>mmon"mlaion 10
pr....-w CM1t1arnty Ulllmettly led to their
OMtht as martyrs. (Part 2 of~) (2 hrs.)
1111 1.&1•0 .... .:•un Wl•Um•ur TalllfJ Featured· LI b«eoe .
24 Sunday. March 31 , 1985
• _. "Splendor In The Grau"
(1961, Ora~) Natalie WOOd, Warren
Beetty. Two young people matte the pain·
ful and t>Mutiful dilcovery of love In a
small KlfW towriJ,2 tvs.) I ....... • .... -...~-au.t: Peter Verrnl· lye,~. Endowment Management
A RelMrch Fund.
(£) Cl)_. "Moscow On The Hudson"
( 1984, Comedy) Robin Williams. Marla
Conchita Alonlo. A Russian circus mu~
clan defects to the United Stat• and set·
ttes In New York after being saved from
the KGB by a store security guard. 'R' Q 1..! hr .. 55 min,) -CID .. "Mlsunderttood" (1984, Ora-
ma) Gene Haekman, Henry Thomas. At·
ter the dMth of his wtte, • shipping mag-
nate neglects the needs of his young sons
~ being absorbed by his W()f1(, 'PG' ( 1
hr .. 31 min.)
• .. "Red Sundown" ( 1958, W•t-
em) Aofy Calhoun, Martha Hyer. A sheriff
is ald9d In his fight agelntt a ruth .... land-• owner and a killet' by a reformed gunsling--
-er. ( 1 tw .• 30 "*1.)
... 9 ----George and Mr. Be!Yedere argue OW# a bllg lady. brought
home by the overzealous children during a
food and ciOlhlng drive for the poor. Q
i ...... , m-r-GtAtt. Peter Verml·
lye, chairmen, Endowment Management
& AeeMtch Fund.
• •CH ··--ccum "Wash-ington Aatlgnment" Orange County's five
Congt...,,,.,.. are Int~ in Washlng-
t°", O.C. on llec.HIS affecting Orange Court~ and lhe nation.
(I) --.... (J) .. "Stormln' Horne" (Prem-
lefe. Or1m1) CM .Gerard. Lisa Blount.
While preperlng for an all-Important race.
a dlvorc:.ot carefr.. motocfa.s racer
vows to 1eform his recklela llfestyte and to
accept the r81P()081bllltles of being an
adUtt. (2 tva.)
8 • llMI --Rocky dona a num· ber OJ ~llMI In his quest to find the
thief WhOtted a priceless vaae and mlJr•
·dared eomeone along the way. ( t hf.)
• 9 -When Benson Is named Men ol fhe YNI, Clayton'• lteloulY INdl
to a tutprlse at fhe bleek•tle aw.rd cef•
mony.Q .
• -.... Scheduled; Richard Chamberlain, actOf Wiiiiam Cempbell
("Oynaaty"), Mith« Alan Ryan ("Quiet
=.f.'''iid~-1.., ,. Ml• "The Artdf.w
Lloyd Webb« Requiem" Pl9oJdo Domin•
go and Selah BtlghJ!Nn .,. ...tured In
thll taped wOOc:J premiere pertorrnence
written by the CompoMf' of "Evita" and
"C.ta." Lorin~ conducts. (1 hf.)
• ,_ Lim "Whal AbOUt Liberation
Thtetogy?" Gueei.: the Rev George
Rutlef. a..oclate pneor ol fhe Chutch of
CM Lady of \llctory In New York; the AeY.
Wi11am ll. Smith. deln of St. Joeept\'t
8emlnlty In Yonk.,., N Y. (R) ( 1 nr.) Cl)_ ... _ ....... ,.,~ VI.
~ SClott In I ~t bOUt tched·
uled fot-.IGN~ ~ Atlentte City,
N J (A) (2 tn .. 30 min.) ([) .. ''Alpo Men" ( 198'. Comedy)
6nlio ~. Herry OMn Stanton. A
punk rOCk&J Ilk" 1 jOb wltl'I 1 '4ter1n Qar
rep<1Mtteor. and togtfMr theY joltl the
en.. '°' • ~ o-y Mallbu whole t~ ~ ~ a lutUOltlc ....,on. . ( 1 ht. S3 mft.)
(D) .. "Moscow On The Hudlon"
( t~. Comedy) Robin Williams, Marla
Conchita Atonso. A Ruulan clrcut ""*-
clan defects to the United Sllles and set·
lies In New YOfk aft8f being saved from
the KGB by a store secutlty guard. 'A' ( 1
lw., 55 min.)
(1) llOWll "Romancing The Stone"
(1984. Adventure) Michael Douglas.
Kathleen Turner A romantic novelist re-
luctantly teams with 1 macho adventurer
in a South AmeriCan Jungle to ransom her
sistflf with a tabuloul legendary jewel
'PG' lt hr .. 45 min.) ... e O OflP m UCS Sam's effort• to
please a young buyer Include arranging a
date for him with Kate's daughter Q
(J).,. "A Man Called Peter" (1 955,
Biog(aphy) Richard TOdd. Jean Peters.
Scotsman Peter Marshall comes 10 the
U.S. to study theoloQy and eventuaMy be-
comet chaplain 10 the senate. (2 hra .. 30 m"'i.rrwca l ~ll&&mY :: 'I' .... CrocJ(ett and Tubbs
PON as a apeedboet racing teem to nab a
drug smuggler wno plans to use a raoe to
Blmlnl and back aa a cover tor his latest
run . .J.RW~ I al••-(Premiere) An attractive
detective. her extravagant socl1llte
mother and a tormer cap form.an ott-bear
trio of J:i:lvate ~·· Q ( 1 hr.) I .&•• ...,.,,, ..
.. "The Survivors•· ( t983. Come-
dy) Wah&f Matthau, Robin Wiiiiama Two
ll8fY dlffe<ent men ICM their jobs. then find
their I/vet intertwined whaf\ they witness a
robbery and become the quarry ot a 1yn-
dleata hit l'l'\8n. 'R' (1 hr .. ~ min.) ® .,. "BrMthlese" ( 1983. Oram')
Richard Gere. Valerie KaprlnSl<y A free-
eplrlled auJo thief unintentionally klll1 a
patrolman Ind later develops an ot>ees-
11119 111ractlon to 1 woman. 'R' ( 1 hr . 41
min.)
Cl) .. "The Survivor•" ( 1983, Com&-
dy) Witter Matthau, Robin Wiiiiams. i wo
very different men ICM their jobs. then find
lheif llveS Intertwined When they witness a
robbery and become the quarry of a syn·
dlcale f\lfmen. 'R' Q (1 hr .. 44 min) -__ ,.... -..... 11 rn .... -·-···--"" &I 1• =:.-=-. "Conc.aled En-
emies" 8.-d on the Alger Hitt cne.
Written by Hugh Whltemote a.nd lttrrlng
John Harklnl and Edward Herrmanri. the
1tory opena In tlM8 w1th ewnt1 that teed
to a $50,000 llOtl tult (Perts 1 and 2 of
~El (2tn~ .,..,.
1"s.x Star•" (No Oete. A~) 1! tw. 30 min ) ci>iiii "Looe won MeOUede'' (1183. ~ ~ Nof(tt, Devid -Qwr.,.-
dlne. A Tex .. Atnger"'" .... "*1iel a111
1111111 to end an 1rm1 tmuggling optratlOn
'PG~ tw .. 47 min.) I ._.IUO = r.T'Mufdtr At The WOfld Se-rtet" ( 1971, 8ulpenet) Lynclll 0.y
Geotge. Kltttl Vatentine. A young man'e
II . I' ... · : :-:liJ
I • .. ·.1, I 1:14
1,1
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ll .
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. I II 1· I I I II -I I• •i!°!l lf ,lf~f11!•~~~8~ji!•~lllfA~1i~12~l ij1,lJ~'1~~·~01 5•~1111 1H!,bir;U!11~1 1;f:r.ir!!~r 1i:r !!!11;~··11·~1~ ,,.-2;i•rUi g,a1
' 11lir_u~ fj htl s!M gJ,,!J i fll 1f iit ~j'' ~-l 0 _., ~ f 9 th~! !11th~ h
!f ~i • fl" J 1)
i iU !:ii!' !!HU~ n; :1~f ~i~if ~t!iU h~f !J. hn iUf!ii!J
II II I I I I II I I I r",;•ii!f~!!~~!1iJif '1"~~11:!i!~lf ;i!ji~J!iiii'iiJili ~;i11 'iii,;liiil ·~~1~11 ~ai l ;I i ~!i:i if ji~~j~;f!f il~!~!i~16 ! a ~;I 3~~~i~
. ~! r~·· ~~,~~ ~~1 a "i ~,1r~1r~ h ~. ~·a.1 :1 ~jl1~ I* Jjie ~.~·~ ;J&1h ~1 ;J 1 1 1 ~ iu~f '1°ic ~ ll l '.: !Ji i' ::! ~ ;:,,~.~ !('!~ ·11· Ii .ag!' I ·~ -n.1 ~h., f~ ~t!ii ~Hgi ~sh ri L~m i• H1i i h · ~I
\L
-lalurclay Co'nl.
cm .. "Swing Shift" ( 198', Drema) ~ HaWA, K"urt Russel~ ( 1 IV., 40
min.) -u.• om.w.nn.m WllW "·--....... ,. ..., ..... ----.... .....
lll9ITI
llOWll "Waterahlp Down" ( 1978, Ora-
ma) Animated. Voices of John Hurt,
Ralph Richardson ( 1 hr .. 32 min.)
(I) llOWll "Swing Shift" ( 198-4, Orama)
Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell. ( 1 IV.. -40
min.)
(%) llOWll "Lone Wolf McOuade" (1983,
Adventure) Chuck Norris. O.Yld Cerra-
l:~~ra':ii. -~ -....,. La ... F•L1•1• ...
1:.1:'•••11
CIWl.O
IOCIDDAYU. PmT.-
-111mTQ
,_Spring lnvltatlonal Junior Tour-
nament, semlflnal round, from &adenton.
Fla. ( 1 hr.) Ii .......... ._ 19 ... ... ... , ..... .. ---1-:Fu·--••••• ,.w -TOSftm wmt ~Alm PAT -....,. L.-::.
&:=°'9 ,.., .. ---· .... ·-.,..,_
~LIUI tfllll
... "Jaws 3" (1983. Suspense)
Dennis au.Id, Besa Armstrong. ( 1 hr., 39
min}
Cl) 9111111 YW..,. n .an
Up to date bullnesa Information for mana-
ger5, Including strategy. Issues, technolo-g~ and • review ol Wa.11 StrHt actMtles.
~~---,.. Ol&-aulled • a boy for protection ~ her .
faml!y mowt W91tftrd dUrlng the Calitor-
nla GOid Ruth,• y~ girl (Sarah Boyd)
IMrnt tome valuable ~ t~ough her triendsNp With the son (Hadley Kay) OI a
Jewlln ~...,.,.
CD) A TU•._ -A Y<>ung glrl comet to me reellutlon that happinau -11&:!--tll,_,..
26 Sunday. March 31 . 1985
1••11••--·-•c.. ..... ·-~, .... , Ullll • -
... "The Sa°fecracker" ( 1958. Ad-
venture) Ray Miiiand. Barry Jones. (1 hr ..
36mln.) -
CJ) ... "The Vlr=n". ( 1929, West· ern) Gary COopef,. Brian. ( 1 hr .. 30
mln.) ......
--..r-WWlfft)--..... u.-.... , .. _ __ ..,.
I.UT. ......
U.M.ml ..... ,.
Cl 1•""111 National High School
ChamplonlhlpS, from OriandO, Fla. (R)
L! hr.)
(8) llOWll "Massacre In Rome" (1973,
Orama) Richard Burton, Marcello Mas-
troianni. ( 1 hr., -43 min.)
([)llOWll "No Big Deal" (1963, Orama)
Tammy Grimes, Kevin Diiion. ( 1 hr .. 27
min.) _ cm ..._ "Purple Hearts" (198', Ora-
ma) Ken Wahl, Cheryl Ladd. (1 hr., 55
min.) •19'll•n1••1e11•••W ..........
ilAWlfft»-----
Om...OOllWllDAIQ
C.R•l!W
... "Flight Of The Lott Balloon"
( 1960, Adventure) Marahall Thompson,
Mala Powers. (2 ti,.,) .. ,..._ ,...m.-. ,...,_,. -------~-=--di ICMJIOOOIY,._
Cllllr•tmJM .. .....,
tlT-.T ---. •ODOIBl ... COllm "Walt)-
lngton Aulgnment" Qrangit._County't f!Y9
congraeemen are Int~ In Waatung-
ton, O.C. on ieslJ9s attectlng Orange
Coun~ the nation. CC) "The Riddle Of the Sands"
( 1980, Adventure) Michael York, Simon
. MacCorklndalt. ~1:.: min.) (I) llH 11 lllDI' American lnvlta·
tlonal trom Tampa, Fla. ( 1 hr., 30 mln.)
CJ) ... "The Wlz" ( 1978, Musical) Di-
ana Rott. MIC:hael Jackeon. -1 =-:. aamtl' Atlanta Braves
-vs. i.+1 Expae (3 hra.) .,
lm-'J. --..,._
N'IH••n .. ''Up In Alme" ( 19-4-4, Comedy) ~.. l<a)'9, ~ Shen. (1 hr., .. ., ,., ......
-1911 ----''The~ Of Bun·
let' '"· fht prthlltortc Cteetut•. and hie frilindl K-.n end Antly )oumty to fht
middle of the MIOdll Ag11.. (Pert 1 of 2)
0
Ii:"=''-~
• 1W111111·--~~-~--t-..... ,..... --
... "The Pur1uit Of 0.B. Cooper"
( 1981 , Adv9rlture) Treet WMliams. Robeft
OUVaM. ( 1 IV., -40 mln.)
([) .. "The Buddy System" (19M,
Comedy) Richard OreyfuM, ~ S.ran-
don. ( 1 hr., 50 mln.) L ... ..,. ••• ,. ccai11•
I... ~--tW .._.RMI u· ....... . .... 0 ' II H• W• FMtured:
Dokken ("Mt Got Lucky." "AJont
Main") ; Gledyt Knight & The Pipe
'(1TMy Time"); Go .,q..,., Video "We
Clott OUr Eyee." ( 1 ~
())MWYMDU• (I) ... "The Smurls And The Magic
F\lte" (1983, Orama) Animated. (1 hr ..
30 ~ 1 ...... ..,. .. 81.
NA .., GrMttf Greenabe>to Open,
thlfd round, live from Greensboro, N.C. (2
hrs., 30 min.) -a1·--···-----1:-,---~ . ., .... -"'a• .. "Title Ht<, She's Mint" (1963 .
) James Stewart, S.ndfa OM (2
lhlt'*'·----'-......
-....... a..
llW ---9'lal A young gltl't wldow9d mothtf f11C41S public eccuMflont
of witchcraft during the era of IM Selem
witch trlala • ·-.. . ~ ... ''Gandhi" ( 1982, EMoorai>hy)
Ben Klnglaey. Cendica Bergen. (3 hi.., 8
min.)
CD) .. "From The Terrace" (1960, OremeJ.:aul ~man, Jotnne Wood-wetd. 21n~=" -1r=·•• C• ---··-Ml---, .. ho9t9 thla lo<* at Iha upcom-
ing Major Leegue BatbtH ...aon. and
Jim Rice. Eddie MUrray, Rick Sv1cllttt and
othert t•• part In a tlugiMt toftbtN gom &eraota, ~la. ( 1 hr.) -···· l.C'"&'"t 1111 Songa: 'Tm So
.. "Whip It." "Aln'f Nobodv.''
''YOU'llil Got Anothtf Thing Coming." C..
lebrltV ludDM: PNllC> McKeon. Dwight Twtlley. MoOn Zappe.
... "A Herd Way To Ole" ( 1912. ~) Illy Chong, Louie Ntglle. (1
lnr .. :u;J&L ·_ ---"Aomlnclna The 8toN" ( 1.... AcMnlure) ~ Oot.AglM
Katnlatn Tumer. ( 1 hf., -45 min )
CJ)-"fb1 IMood'' ( t982. Dram.)
ii., StallOnt. Aichatd Cranne. ( 1 hr ..
min,)
W -"Tht Leet Dev" ( 1976, Welt· •n) Alc:Ntd ~. ~ Conred.
, I _ •. ...,.Conl.-
1
I ow pllce '°' a ~ "*'*** "*' . Vic Morrow. ( 1 tv .• 42. min.)
--and tlil ....-. al al wt.am ... .,.,._ -·--·I 11...aW ... .. litrom tbe M\n. Cl) ..,,., ·-.. LllHYneed rend!-.. "The Dowe" (191A, AcMneure) _,__ lions al "The at.maroU8 Lite," "War e Bonome. 0.b«ah Ratfln. (2 hn.) -CMl'Nlf Song." "CAn't Drive 55," "LOYer Girt," --il-~·-..,.'8.-.•11W• Heet!T-! AAielcllc~Deeeett;-<, Gol6ot"'t:lt0e'8itr.-. ·---1!t9a•llRUil;1."l•=llWll&J1r1llll•llfll .... T~llftl'Gm•••----.j"RIP~>lfUPlfUrp''.,...,,iii~~'i(f"'t:'Tl~oop01 .. ~a1aUCli..._,il, 115(601~, ... YV,.~C):.jfiQ".~---;
II Oeyte. GYMts: Peter &own, .. "Vldtoc:t '' ( 1983, Fentat ) .,. ..... ----8. t.fusl-Men, Mary Jene Glril, General Public. Bill Jamet Wood&. ~h Harry. ( 1 tv .. ~ ~I) Juat Garland. Fred Astaire, (2 In.)
Medley, Jotln-Pltr. (1 ht.) min.) ... "The Night They Took Miss I·--(l) .. "VlsltToAChlel'•Son" (1974, Beautiful" (1977, Orama) Chucit Con-
--AcMnture) Richetd MUl!lg9n, ~ ncn. 6fwM.Nortt\. (2 hrl.)
dll edition trom the "Noe Nk111ar11y The CZ> .. "Grand lluekin'' (1937. -or. uru-••w Newt" comedy twn eicplor• anlglets. me) JMt'I Gebln, Ertcti Von StrOOelm. (1 ' b 11 ___ _
--ll•TWTI T'h9..--...... (1hr .• 32mln.) I' 11
wordl not In the dictionary that deacllbe ht., SO min.) •a1-.-
~my.11tuatlone. -· (J) -.... Mnm&Y ~ .. ''BIUe Thunder'' ( 1983. Adven-([) .. "8'.in.torm" (1983, Science-Harry Arroyo vs. AobiJ'I ~ tor the IBF lure) Roy Scheldet, Malcolm McDowell
Wood. ( 1 tv .. "8 mln.L 15' rouncf!. trom Atlantlo City, N.J; ldltarod ,_ • ..,
Fietlon) CMltopher Walken, Netalle Lightweight Championship, 8ChedlJted tor .tv .. 49 min.)
I . .,_._ .. ,. Dog Sled Race. a 1,049-mlle. 14-day race W LA111190 ,
W ·1-Ford Chall9nge Cup (2 hrs.) thtoug!lthe wlldl of Alaltca. (2 hrs.) .. _.. OP 8'0ITt Sc~uled:
W • &Nl W Nabllco Dinah Shore e lfOlllC:Gfl Delaware Loctlt• 500 ( 1 Matt( Bteland (2-0) vs. St9'19 Utti. ( 10-2. lrwttatlonel. third round, live from Rancho tv.) 4 KOa) In a welterweight bout and Mel,
Mlnlge, Clllf. ( 1 tv., 30 min.) • .. "Angel In My Pocket" ( 1969. clred Taytor (3-0, 2 KOs) vs. Victor Flores , I.~ Com.dy) Mdy Grifflth, LM Meriwether. ( 14-5, S KO.) in ajlghtwelght bout. both AT•--Sc:heduled: Roger E'tier1 ~hrs.) bouls ICheduled '°' slJt rounds, lrom San
and 0.-~ r.,._ "The Slugger's .0 .. M S150,0000ldSploeQu-Moel<>. Te=.· ers ·International \We" and;=a&el)' a.eking Suaan." lie, liom Garden City, N. V. ( 1 hr .. 30 lnvttat~ Ar MotOfcycle Cham-e w;._ .... ,.-min.) plonshlp, from . • Ce.Ill. ( 1 tv . 30
(JI) .. "Sehela" (1984, Act.w\ture) e .. "Aewnge Of The SNoan Kid" min.) ,.
Btooke Shle4da, Lambert Wll80n. ( 1 hr.. ( 1977. Adventure) Chlcit Koon Jun, Lo Cl) ATM led: Roger Ebert
44 ~ Lieh. (2 tva.) and G4tne Sisk evlew "A Prlvete Fune?
I •PUCm (l)uml-•MW tlon," "Alamo Bay." "The Hit" a.nd • ...., e DA "China's Only Child" The lmpll-"Heartbreake<s."
--caUona of the one-child,per,famlly pollcy 1•-Q ITM 1m of the People'• A.pu. bllc of China are exa-_,_. AMI Why some pain c:an ....,..,.,._._.,,Sllat mined. Q ( 1 ht.) be blocked; how optical Illusions work;
IMI -A troubled t.e~r ~--•••*•W-'U.u. how to make a wineglass "sing", a look at (.-,,.. M<:NlehOI) ~pes from his un, ' I ; M nan an Iguana. Q
happy past and finds comfort on a lllhlng .. "Krull" ( 1983. Fantasy) Ken • IMllC OP,.,..,_ U111
veuel. Q M.,shell, Lysen• Anthony. ( 1 ht., 57 (I) .. "S~lhg Shift" ( 1984. Or.,.,,.) e .. "Demetrius And The Gladla: lmln~ 1 •• =• 1 _ &.-_,._ Goldle Hawn. Kurt Russell ( 1 hr . '° tore" (1954, Orama) Vietor Mature, Su, • • !"--.--... min.) aanHa~d. (2hra.). • --(%).,."Betrayal" (1983, Orama) Ben ~ "Up The Sa.ndbox" (1972, • CllSll~ K~. Jeremy Icons. (1hr .. 35 l'TM.)
lhrs.)) 89rbra Str~. David S..by -'fl!~F=~=~I) ~ =~k~~:.'°Q':k
-IUIYlmM.111-Barbfa Streiland. J•met Caan. (2 hra., Ridge Boys. Interviews: Oak Ridge Boys,'
• ...,.. 20 min.) Mel Tlllla and chlugMer Pam. Gail r>avlea ..._an•rr•mm (I),... w...,. ULT •A• •1••111-• _., iimllL (Premiere) •llMCllOP-_,.. I ,_. Anlm•ted. To-CID .. "Twilight Zone -The Movie" _.
day' a wotld ptovet to be a bew41deflng ( 1983. Sc&enc.Fk:tlon) John Llthgow, •A .....
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--··~Coid.-I!--..... M9 Na Anthony Hopkins and
Foxworth ater In this uge of Pete!
e.nd Peul. the epostlet of entirely different
temperaments whoee common mlaalon 10
preeerw Q\r'latlenity ultlmatety led to their
ldeeiEyrs. (Parr 1 of2) (2hrs.)
-NOrltlllll ~ NOllM.L Jeeltsonville Bulls at
ampa Bay Bandits or Oakland lnvade(s
at Portland er .. k8fll (3 hrs.) CD _. "Lone Wolf McOuade" ( 1983.
Adventure) Chuck Norris, David Carra-
dine. (1 hr., -47 min.)
. ••YCA.WYUOU •az.,. "Fltecreek" (1968, Western)
Jamee Stewart. Henry Fonda. (2 hrs.) ·1=····••a1•1••
---.0 CW IPOln1 Scheduled M9rk Breland (2-0) vs. Sieve L111!e ( 10-2.
-4 KOs) in a wetteMetghl bout and Met-
dred Taylor (3·0. 2 KOs) vs. Victor Flores
(1-4-5. 5 KOs) In a llghrwelghl bout, both
bouts scheduled for six rounds, from San
Angelo, Tex , Superbikers • lnternatt0nat
Invitational Aft Around Mot<>tcycle Cham-
pionship, from Carlsbad. Calif ( 1 hr . 30 .. ., ....... lmlnb.WMl•DWIY .... _
.,. "Watership Down" ( 1978, Ora·
me) Animated. Voices of John Hurl,
Ralph Richardson. ( 1 hr .. 32 min) •• c. ....... ,... _ ........ ----....
Cl9t .... i e.A111T JmlJCMtmO
·1 (1)-...
m•n11•n nll -Fearured. Richard Chamberlain. ( 1 hr,) e .,. "Las Vegas Lady" '1978, Ora-
ma) Stella Stevens. Stuart Whitman. A
women and rwo friends plot to rob a Las
V91 CHino. ~hrs.) e _.,.....Neal Gabler and Jet-
ffey Lyona h01lt an Informative IOOI< at
wt\at'a new at the movies ---Tmt l .rn»IWIT
... "Cross Creek" (1982, Orama)
Mery St .. nborgen, Rip Torn. Based on
the memoirs of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings.
In 1928. en embttiOus New York wrlt8f
leewe her weelthy husband tor the more
peeoefUI exlstenoe of a Florida orange OfOYe Where the plans to wrlle Gothic ro-
menoe ~la. 'PG' (2 hrs .• 2 mln.)
(Q) .. "Swing Shift" ( t98•. Orama)
Goldie Hawn. Kurt Russell World War II
aepetettt a C.Htornla couple, as the hus-
bencl goea off to war and his wife tlnds
work In en eltereft l.ctory, where she be-
gltw .,.. ett.lr with another man 'PG' l 1
hr., 40 min.)
I ]!ll!' .,!!!P 111 -~-.. = Stoutler &earches tor tiar'8 that the meturlng fiShtfa can sur·
._ tlwir flrlt winter In tht ~Id. (Part tot Q. .,. ---°' .....
.. "T..ic. Upon A Time" ( 1982.
\
28 Sunday, March 31 , 1985
Fanteay) Animated. Volcee by Lorenzo
Music end Judith Kehan ~mpmann.
OreetUl'tt"etternpt to rNk• time atand stlll
by tekfng the~r that ~ to the
coemic clocil. ·pa· 1 hf .• 15 '=w •1w •• --.,,_,.._, MWUCIOwmtM•WWWlli Fea-
ture<t a glue strength teet; hOw to burglar-
proof a home or busloeas: state-of-the-art 1 supermarkets: mall earrlefs gelling back
at bi~=· •• IAW'U. Cantornla An-
i VI. Loe Angettt ~ (3 hfs.)
.-&.YWOGDCI-• TOOCLm .. omGSIT ~ -..wuaawme M•WWWllZ Fe•·
tured: cleansers: nutrition products: com-
bination locks. l ~t:J9111'1 Mlm The use of new camefa lenses
and special video techniques makes ii
posSJble tor viewers 10 see the world as
animals and Insects observe it. Q ( t hr.) GD SK tmC IMIABll Featured: Inter-
views with the San Diego Padres, plus a
IOOk at !heir new uniforms and the making
of their new team Uli'i ID ....,. cm Featured: Freddie
Powers with Willie Netson and Merle Hag-
gard ("I Think r11 Jusr Stay Here and
Drink." "Deed I 00"); Whitey Shafer
("That's the Wey Love Goes," "I Love
You Little Darlin' Number Four"). (1 hr.) • oo nam .. nm -.,., Dis· gulled as a boy 10< protec11on when her
family moves westward during the C.lilor-
nla Gold Rush, • yoong girl (Serah Boyd)
learns some valueble let&ont through her
friendship with the son (Hedley Kay) of a
Jewish sh<>pkeepe<. CD .,. "The Star Chamber" ( 1983.
Orama) Michael Oougles, Hal HolbrOOk.
A dedicated young Judge beCOmet ln-
1> volved with a secret penel of justices di·
rectlng vlgilente rep<lsala against crlmlnals
who escape via loopholet In the law 'A' L! hr .. 49 min.) CZ) .,. "Romancing The Slone"
( 19M, Actventure) Michie! Douglas.
Kathleen TIJfne<.-,. romantic novelist re-
luetanlly teams with a meeho adYenturef
In a South Amer!Oan Jungle to ransom her
slate< with a fabulout legendary Jewel ·PG~.~ -1=------·-... Hlghllatlla of lkllng end lketlng eventl held fn Ut•h. March 24-29. ( 1 hr.) 1198 DMCI ,._ Celebfity judgeS: Ed
Begley Jr., Kim Fletds. Larry Manettl. Per·
forme~ bJ Patrice Rushen. 8 ... I • llllL "Should SchOOI Otflc:IM Be A~ To RandOmly Seerch
Student Locklft?'.
... ,.,-_.., 2 -
•A1t1lll:•& ...... ........ ts ....
I M•LA. ___ ... __ --
M • .. -A Ylslt to San Di-ego· a computer compeny. Kaypro; •
meeting with p&ntle aurgeon. Or. Keith
Wehl, who It *° a tine wtllJt: and • IOOk
at why neon,.... retlJi'ned .. 11rtndy ntw
weytoectwwt1ae. • NOCl.m .. CIDZ Ill Sera tallt IOr
It\ ethlete wfth e drug eddlcl:· ]~R'I
·-------F• tured' the nrtl tri at ... world: • look
et wettf l)uek and lmpetM. tntttNala '°'
wlldanlmela.
I ea.LYWGD• _,.
-Cl) llR'Y ... Ull9I -Anl-met9d. Afte< battling Syty9ster for • gold-en egg •nd gu91<1ng chocolete bunolee
from Speedy. Detty decides to try
hltchhlk.:J north.8':) I •• WJ--0 U .... When Corrigan Is
11eCUMd of &hOOting en un.rmed auspect
because of an old grudge, HOOker sets
out to prove the otficel"'• rnnooeoce. Q ( t
hf.) e ... "The Dey It Came To Earth"
(1977, Science-Fiction) Wink "ROt>erts.
Roger Manning. The corpse of a mob-ldll-
lng victim 18 Imbued with life by • radloac·
tlve meteorlt~hrs.) i =-'~--flf--Oebby Boone end Kenny Rogett jOll'I Petry
Como In this muslcel special tll)9d at Sen
~World. (t hr.)
• ~ ..,_ kMmTl A..,..,.. Of M ILTii A survey of the animal end plent life
that flourishes In estuaries and Mfl ~•ta<
matshes Q ~tv-~ Ge.AT 0 DAaUIClt "The Andrew
Lloyd Webber Requiem" Placido Domin-
go and Saran Brightman art featured In
this taped world premiere perlon'nance
written by the composer of l'Evlle" end
"Cats " Lorin Maaiel conducta. (1 hr.)
CC) .,. "Midnight Express" ( 1978.
Orama) Brad Devis. John Hurt. Bated on
the true story of Billy Hayes, • young
Atneflcan arrested In Turkey for attempt-
ing to amuggte out hashish. who tufter••
grueling lnctiroerallon In a lorturout prla·
on. 'R' l,i'hra .. 1 min.)
(!) ..... ® .. ''Running Brave" (1983, Dre-
ma) Robl)y Benson. Pat Hingle. Bated on
the tNl-llfe experience ot Slou• Indian Bii-
iy MMls and the P8f1008l obttacles he
OYe<catM to become • member of the
1964 Olympic treck tNm end the tlrst
American to ever win \N 10.000 metM
run. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. -45 min.)
(D) .. "Purple Hearts" ( t&fM, Ore·
me) Ken Wetll Cheryl Ladd. In Vietnam. •
~vy medic "'"19 and fella In love wilh •
dedicated nutte, but their Mure plans are
thrNttned by the lnevlteble clrcum-
stencee of wer. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 55 m n.)
(I) .. "Romancing Tl'l4t Stone"
( 1984, Adllenture) MlchMI Douglee.
Kethleen Turner. A romentlO nov.lilt r•
tuctently teema with • INCho edventure<
In • South Amerlcen jongle to reneom htt
sister with • febuloua legendety Jewel.
'PG' (1 hr .. -45 min.)
..... ._IMTAMIJA •az_,nMD.....,..
-· Cll _ _..MnrMML ... Animated. Spttngtime brtngt 8ugt •
ehlldhoOd r~. an encounter
with Mal"lin Merti.n. end • chence for
Wiie E. ~le to tlneMy catch the Road
~~ Ill: .. a:. (1962. Actven-
tur•) Anthony Quinn, SilvaN Mano-no. The mi.t relMMd In l*.i of ..._,. wreet ...
with the quirt(• oC let• that !<*ow him ..... •ft·.,,~·· 30 min ) _, .::t During. ~tlflc mlaelon
in '"' North.-. • YOICMlc eNPtlon tote. ...-. and S.ntlnl to take refuge In • ,_,br mining town wtwe .,, trr,poy.
~-~(1tw.J
• • -· A hendeome older men IWltOt Ntll oft her r..t: "*' eht
-~Coal.
leama he's Addy's long-lost fathef. (R) e 9 LM IQAT April Lopez ma.kes trou-
ble for the crew, two bfothers wager a bet
on women. and a reporter thinks he h.aa
the ultimate scoop when he meets a wom-
an. }R> 0 ( 1 hr.).
I ~---··-AllCmlr Ullll Host John Romer Intro-
duces the. ancient Egyptian village of Deir
El Medina and examines the dally Ille of
the craftsmen who made the royal tombs
Int~'; of theJ.~ft.Q ( 1 hr.) . -·----·· litMUt• (()MA NL ccmTACT IMA11 Best Kicks
Of '8' ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) CO llCMI "RomanclnQ The Stone"
( 19\4, Adventure) Michael Douglas.
Kathleen Turner. A romantic novelist re-
luctantly teams with a macho adventurer
In a South American jungle to ransom her
sister with a fabulous legendary jewel.
'PG' ( 1 hr .. 45 min.)
CZ) llCMI "Repo Man" ( 1984, Comedy)
Emlllo Estevez. Harry Dean Stanton. A
punk rocker takes a job with a vttteran car
repossessor. and together they join the
chase for a 1964 Chevy Malibu whoee
trunk happens 10 contain a futuristic
wea=c::~ .. 33 ml~ •lmtr.,w::•IT,• .. ___ _,,
....... rf .. •DWrUTTO• ,. -·CJ) CO. .. After her escape from ptltOn. the Black Widow traps Dani and
Jack In a bulldlng full of explosives where
they contll\iplate their true feelings. ( 1
hr.) IL~:.~~~ D<oma)
John Wayne. Claudia Cardinale. An Amer-
ican circus owner searches Europe for the
mother of a girl he has taken undef hit
wing. (3 hrs.. 45 min.) . -~-----tnteMewl wtth Hugh Hefner. Dorothy
Hamlll. former riCSIO"l>roadcaaw-Gofdori
Mclendon. Hollywood fitness Instructor
Jake Steinfeld. (R) ( 1 hr.)
• ... "Frieda" (1947. Orama) Mel
Zettetling, David Farrar. A British flier
"'"'' With hometown resistance and hos-
tHity t~ard his German wtr bride. (2
h,.,) 1..:8' •WAY ..... 06 M
CC> .. Al 191 A proflle of a'""6pended
prlncipal's battle against the system attar
making changes that reformed a eubur·
ban Ntw York high 8Cliool prt'Aously pie-~ by vandallem and trua~. CID llT •Hl•Y .ant Thia spe-
cial edition from the "Not Nec..urlly Tlie
Ntwa" comedy team expl()(M anfgleta.
wordl not In ·the dictionary that delcrlbe
~_y altuatlona. u-~-... v-. ... ocum ..
~= "The Dead Zont" { 1983. ) CMatoptltt Walken, Brooke
Ad9m1. Aft• comlna out of a coma. a shy ~ t. the power to for ....
and chat9 cat•tropl'llc twf\tt.. 'R' Q ( 1
hi., 42 min.)
I • 11 •w111•am-1.111••• -_,,.... -..... Cl •tS.ralalllf« en ...... wWh I :n.eddlctlon. (A) eel • I I PB -The com. ciiln IWt\lml .ith • .,Cit*. lel)lrlng com.-
dlant and= g1Mt9. (I)-_,,., ®-• _.,, With tour years· of
ptlson ahead of him. Harry Is confused
about hit tMllngs fCK a former schoolmate
who vltlta him .•
CZ) .. "Emmanuelle" (1974, ~
mance) Sytvla Kr19tel, Alain Cuny. The
wife of a French diplomat becomes In·
vOlved In • series of sexual liaisons a{ter
joining her husband in Thailand. ( 1 hr .. 32
min.)
.. , Mn.AY..,..P• .
1W ae<llO·•-fill . , .. ,..,.W-Whena
cantankefous old man returns from the
deed. his family-and community try to
send him back.
• lf•llMCN Guests: M0<gan Brittany,
Sa'"=vjs Jr. (R) ( i hr.) e "Splendo< In The Grass"
(1961, Orama) Natalie Wciod. Warren
Beatty. Two young people make the pain-
ful and beautiful dt9covery ,of love In a
small Kansas town. (2 hrs.) ~--"Risky ~USlnees" (1983. Com·
edy) Tom Cruise. Rebecca OeMornay. A
high school senior. sheltered in an affluent
Chicago suburb. decides to experiment
With the wilder side of life. 'R' Q ( 1 hr .. 36
min.)
(()• .. -tT .... -.... -
(8) llCMI "Dressed To l<lll" ( 1980.
Suspense) Michael Caine, Angie Olckl~
son. A New York psychiatrist's practice Is
examined attar a former patient becomes
a suspect In a aerle6 of slaylnga. 'R' ( 1 hr .•
45~ ... ~--• 6odaclous Ta Ta's" (No Date. AdUl1..l,~1· 45 min.) =1===-Gr~'mtr&M
tloM of "The ""!:~·rnr.f r.~t
Song," "Can't Orhle 55," "Lover Gitl.''
"Rip It JJ't~ "Too Much Too Young." l·:...L
W&L111mf•mAL.alf
._"Vigilante Force" (1978, Ora·
ma) Krlt l<rlltotf*10n. Jan-Michael Vin·
cent. The Cltllena of • Ctk'M-rldden Call·
fornla community •9'c • · young Vietnam
wteran to organize e Vigilante squad. (2
hrs,) tW. IO 19 • ea.LtWGI ... A no.tal-
l lo<* beck It HolyWOOd In Its heyday.
--W.llOTTIMD lllll•IT ..
.. "FOi.if Again.t The °"911"
( t 975,. Oremll) H9I Frederick, Karen Oor.
A group of peOple attempts • ,...,,. ....
march across the Sahara to try to aid deY·
estated nomade.(2 hrs.)
, ....... -SchedUled: IO!IP op-.,. atars Robin Str...., (''Ont l..tt. to
Live") . Gregg Mtirx ("~• the Workj
Turns"). Scott Holmee ("Ryan's Hope'') ••
Vlotorlt Wyndham ("Al'!Offltr World"}
and Mary STDI r~ rot T~
row")~ ht,) ~It t&l •8,.l111Mm.i&a•fmf ..... .. "OolrG It" ( 1982. Dnlme) £rlc
dwmrdl. Orea. ~~~..,.off
fof • motOfcycte t!ip throuctl "°"'*11 Cal-ifornia 8'ld .... the trOffe llwt of rutal
Qtoplt (1 hr .. 20 n*'.)
Cl) .. ·~ ....,. (1983, Or•
ma) Linde Blllr, JoM Yemon. Wtllle ..,.,_
lhg. a.\tence In. Callfoml9 penllentlefy.
• young woman II uPOMd to *'9ra
~ and harasement from both inmatM and
• l&l6ats. 'R'....( 1 hr .. 35 min.)
I .e. .......
-~luca .. .. "Mary}ane" ( 1968. Drama) Fa·
l>ian, Patty McCO<mack. High school stu-
dent• gang up on a teacher they dlallke
and plant marijuana on him. (2 hrs.)
-· ..,. "Breakout To A Faat Book"
(1969. Mystery) Robert Stack: Suun
Saint James. Reporter Dan Farrell feels
that an old criminal he knows is mixed up
In a multi-mllllon-dollar robbery. ( 1 hr .. 30
mlnil-Y ~ 11CM1 O"Twenty-Four Hours To KIW'
( 1965. Orama) Mickey Rooney. Walter
Slezak. A gang of smugglers force an air-
liner d.own for a layo~ in Lebanon. (2
hrs.)
CZ) llCMI "Arst Blood" (1982, Orama)
Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna A
Vietnam veteran's run-in with the police in
a deed war buddy's hometown escalates
Into a minor war. 'R' (1hr .. 35 min.) ·-""" -CC) llCMI "Class" (1983. Orama) Rob
Lowe. Jacqueline Bisset. A prep school
student embarks on an affair with an older
woman, unaware that she's his room-
mate's mother. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 38 min.)
CD)_,. "Amanda By Night" (1981,
Adult) Veronica Hart. Rlchatd Bolla. A
piostitute teams up with a detective when one of her colleagues Is murdered by a
client she referred. ( 1 hr .. 25 min.) -® .,. "This Is Spinal Tap" ( 1984,
Comedy) Roi> Reiner. Michael McKean. In
this satire on the contemporary rock mu·
sic scene. an American documentary film-
maker examines the phenomenon of a 17-
year-old heavy metal band from England.
'R' ~ fw .. 22 min.) ., •• Cmn... -,
.. .''The Prince And The f>aupef'
( 1937, A~ture) Errol Aynn, Claude
Raina. A prlnoe tired ·of ceremonytradM
Identities With his look-allke frlef\d. a
peuper who Is afraid of remaining for~
~· (2hrs.) # (I) NA al Grtat r Greena.bo<o ()perl,
third round. from Gr nst>oro. N.C. (R)
•a)-1IACll 1rtl(O .. "The Buddy System'' ( 19&4.
Comedy) Richard Dreyfuss. Susan Saran-
don. Romantic complications ensue when
a lonely bOy targeta a gadget Inventor and
WOUid-be writer as a match tor his single
mother. 'PG~., 50 min.)
·1M•••• • • .. Q
.... "The Victim" ( 1972,
Suspense) Ellzat>eth Montgomery,
George Maharls. A yoong woman trapped
In a remote hoY:ae during a violent storm le
unewere that she is the next target Of an
unknowf'I killaf. r 1 h~ min.) 111111---. .. "Tht .,_.orda Of Ollcif;>llnt"
1913. t:nma) o.Md Keith. Aobert
oeky. A senior at • Southern military academy ,._. detefmlned to Bj(pceB the
membefl of an &lit• Cr~ for
the t>Ntal, and tOmet i.tl'lll. he.zlng of
cedett deemed un<IM&t>ee, 'R' ( 1 hi .. "3
min.) .
... .. ''BanQ TN Orum S!Owly''
(1973. Orama) Mlcheel Worierty. Robert
0. Miro. A young t.eo.11 .,.,_ t*Pt '* ~I frierid and ttM'VN!te to~ ~ *•one lll8lt 9lllOn. (2 twa.)
Sunday, Merch 31, 1985 29
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-lalunliry COid.
1-:.. "Jesus Christ Supefatar"
( 1973, Musical) Ted Neeley, YVOOl'l9 EHi-
man. Fiim version of the rock opera by
A~ew UOyd Webber and Tim Rice.
based on the last seven days of Ohrlal'a
hie and played out against a backdrop of
con~ary !Stael. (2 hrs.)
• "Half A Sixpence" ( 1968, Mu-
sical) Tommy Steele. Julia Foster. After a
<Jraper's assistant inherits a small fortune.
he considers marrying a ~lite lnateed
of his old sweetheart. (2 hrs,. 30 min.)
lOJllCMI "VldeOOrome" (1983. Fantasy)
James Woods. Oebo<ah Harry. A co-
owner of a Toronto UHF station thet spe-
c1al1Zes 1n adult entertainment searches
fOf the people behind a btz.erre satellite
broadcast 'R' ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
(%) llOWll "Romancing The Stone"
( 198.4, Adventure) Mlchaet Douglas,
Kathleen Turne< A romantic novelist re-
luctantly teams with a macho adventurer
1n a South American jungle to ransom her
SISier with a fabulous legendary jewel.
'PG' ( 1 hr . 45 min.)
Ml8 IOCllHfJL.A.:VW
l •CB>-"Vldeodrome" (1983. Fantaty)
Jemet Woodt. o.bofah Heny. A ~ owner of • Toronto UHF atetbl tNlt ~
dell2• In adult entertelnment INfches
fOf th41 people behind a btz.erre satelllte
btoedcUt. 'R' (1 ht .. 30 min.)
~-"Funny Lady" (1926, Muslcel) Bwtn Stre!Mnd. Jam.. Cun. v .. ra af-
ter her dlYorce. vaucWAMe and ...-ty redio
star Fanny Brice begins• humorous love--
hete relellonahlp with B roedway
aongwrtter Siity Roee. "PG' (2 tn., 20
min.) •
-1~---.. --"~ Thunder" ( 1983. Adven-ture) Roy Scheider. Melcolrn McDowell A
Lo. Angeles police helicopter patrolman
hljecka an experlmerrt•I miltary auper-
copter tuppOMdly planned to< ute In olvll-
len etowd oontrol. 'R' ( t ht .• 49 min.)
(I) .. "Up In Arms" (t!M4, Comedy)
Denny Keye. Dinah Shore. After a IOI·
diet' 1 glrffrlend 11owe ewey on his lhlp.
they al1empt to hide her presence from
th410060nel. ( 1 ht .. 46 min.) .....
•CH> .,. "The Ho1e1 New Hampshif'e"
( 1984. Comedy) Jodie Foster. Beau
Bridge$ Based on lhe boo6< by John Ir-
ving An eooenlrlc New England family un-
dergoes ctlanges as II sets up hotels 1n
difleren1 locales. 'R' ( t hr .. 50 min.) 41119 .,. "Footsteps" ( 1972, Orama)
Richard Crenna. Joanna Pettet. A "do-or·
die" loolbeH coach is hired by a small c04-
~ lo shape up its team ( 1 hr , 30 min ) B .,. "The Invisible Woman" ( 1940.
HOfror) John Barrymore, Jonnjjoward A
strange professor perfects a way to make •
a girl "vanisn into thin air." ( 1 hr , 30
min)
(%).,. "The W1z" ( 1978. Musical) [)I.
ana Ross. Michael Jackson. A frustrate<J
schoolteacher is whisked off 10 a magteal
land .where she joins a scarecrow. a 11n
woodsman and a cowardly lion In search
of a legendary wizard 'G' (2 hrs , 13
min.)
... lllOWI "Best Foot FOfW&rd" (19"43
Comedy) Lucille Ball. William Gaxton A
movMI star becomes Involved In a national
scandal when ahe anends a prep school
dance. ( 1 hr .. 15 min I
Daytime drama questions, answers
From Pages
bis most unforgettable role, llowever, was
bis strong movie portrayal or tlte ever-
pbllanderiag soap opera doctor la
"Tootsie."
() C an you t('ll me 1f Richard Hatch has
l'' l.'.r appeared on a soap opera? I saw his
photo 1n i.I perfume ad and my sister says
\he re<;ogn11c\ him from a soap. -C.D ..
Raleigh. N.C _
A: Hatch was lite ortcloal Pltll Brnt OD
"All My Children." After leavlq tk soap
be was seen as Dan Robbln1, tk you'-
dettttlve oia "Streets of San Fruclaco '
wb9'replaced Mlcilael Dot11Ju. After tbt,
Hatch went oa to "Battlettar Galacttca.''
wlllch starred Loree Grfflle. He cu .. w
be sun as Dean Caldwell Oii ~0ynoty.~
Q: I'm writing to find out who suicide
vu:t1m T:ira Preston was on "The Guiding
L1gh1. .. It ~id in an obituary that she
appcarl·d on "Guiding Light" scvera1 years
ago Can you tell me what name she took on
the \how? -F.G .• Burlington, Vt.
A: Betty Rae, c11tlq ~ tltrecter for
"Guiding Llgbt," aad loa1tlflle 1taff mem·
bert oa tltat allow bve DO recelledloa of
Prutoa. TH offldaJ word at CBS 11 tbt
Preato• probably ,..ye4 U 'Hlra w Wu
"oder-five" (le.et) role -,.,..,_ a
a.rte at tile Hrtet' stadoe.
For tllose of y~ _.. art *'-le'lotrt
ud oftH aotlce .. die prosra• ... , a •tar
H 1&a1e us appeare4 Oii a ..., Mt N
~•racter ume 11 pvee, dlac .... u,
mtaa• tltey llla4 a --all~ rele.
Ally.-•M'• W a ceeu.t.s ,.rt • a ... p .,. .... 117 ll1t1 lite .... of t9te
~•reeler I• tllelr blo.
Q: I'm curious ibout the p111 history of
Bobbi on "General Hospital." What's the
char'lcttr's background? -C.P.M ..
30 Sunday, March 31, 1885
Raleiih. N.C. .
A: Bobbl, a former proetlt•te, 11 tlle
1l1ter •f Lelle Spneer. Wlllea site came to
&owa site W a llqe ens• oe Scetty, played
by &bl Arlaer. Bobbi •toefed w every-
~ dlort •f mmler M break ., Scetty
dd La1r1. After ~eral years of tryla1 to
wia Scotty'• Mart, Bobbi pve •P ud weot
from ard-vWailtet• to toed prl. OH of tlae
reaHU mlCln .. ve beeL&bt J-.ettae
Zema. we.,aay1 ...... ••• MpM as tlae
vlllalneH that she received many a
threatening letter! ..
H:Hc a ques11on about ><>ur favontr
soap or map star" Write to Lynd:J Hirsch.
c/o News America S{.'nd1c:uc. P. 0. 8<H
I 9610. Irvine. C:Jl1t: 9_ 71 4. She will an1w<·1
as many questions as she ~an in hc:r
column. but the ''o/umc of mait ... .,des
personal replies 1mposs1blr.
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TV, zOology find happy mix
\ .
By JERRY BUC& was;'We've aot TV cameras an the studio. ··1 was able to justify it because I needed
what'sthisaboutspendingmoneyabroad?' to know about new equipment and the
So if we used animals we brought them m liie," he said ... As an administrator I
l#T .......... .,..,
LOSANGELES(AP)-When zoologist
David Attenborough abandoned his lab
. more than 30 years ago to join BOC"s
brand-new TV network it didn't seem at
the time like one giant step for science.
from the zoo. Once, a Oying squirrel aot couldn't understand why shootina ratiOI
loose. Ev~body watched our shows that were escalating. Shooting six times more
week, waita~ to see the squirrel would film tha n JOCS on the air was tolerable, but
show UP. licking his whiskers behind the itwasgetting up to20-1.Howcouldthisbe?
.. The kind of zoology being done in
universities at the time consisted mostly of
cutting up dead animals,.. said Atten-
borough. "That's not the kind of zoology I
was interested in. I wanted to.go watch
elephants."
bishop.· It wasn't until I went on a trip that I
It wasn't Iona before Attenborough discovered it was the wide-angle lena. You
discovered the London Zoo was scndin& a could gel everything in one shot so you let
collecting team to West Africa. "I per· the camera run to stay m sync."
suaded the BBC to let me go along and send The first thing he did was go to Central
beck film that could be tied in with the Borneo and complete a film he had started
Auenborough has been seeking the
elephant since, and he's taken the public
along on such journeys as "Life on Eanh"
and his latest television venture. ''The
Living Planet.''
London zoo show. But when I got back the earlier, .. Tribal Eye." That was an
host became ill and I was ushered in to do anthropological film about such thinp as
'Zoo Quest.' " primitive sculptures and Polynesian stone
That marked his on-screen debut. After carvings.
that hespentsix months in the field and six He said he wo rks on the book and film ."
months doing his regular duties... That went simultaneously. "You do the research for, "The Livmg Planet" is running in 12
parts on public television and a book
version has been published by Little,
Brown & Co. It's a current Book of lhe
Month Club selection. It's his ninth
combination book and TV lc.ok at the
world of nature.
on for the next 10 years. Then he..went to say. a desen ," he eA plained. "Then I write
wor~ for the new BBC II channel in 1964. 30 or 40 pages for the script. That will
help'in& inaugurate BBC II as England's establish a hnc of thought for the structure.
first color network. O n the one hand the structure is filled with
"Then I became pr°'ram dire('tOr for 1ma~es or pictures. On the other ~d you
both networks," he said. "It wasn't as fill 11 in with sentences. There arc many
"l went lo BBC as a director," Atten-
borough said. "The most experienced man
there had nine months. I directed every-
thina from ballet to shon stQries. It was all
Jivt1nd ii wasa lot of fun.
interesting bec,a"sc it had to do more with areas I'm very familiar with. But there are
administratio n. After four years of that I other areas. sa' thl· A.ntarcttc. that I'd never
resianect1nddecideditwast1metogetback been to befori;. to making films." "M ) neAt him, "h1ch is com1n1 out in
Actually. all duri~g those eight years April, 1~ about John Jame Audubon." be
.. I'd always wanted to do films on
animals around the world. But \he attitude
I
Attenborough had been taking time out said. "It's nice 10 do a\ anety of thinp. but
every few years to do a film. natural history 1s what I know best.'
Polar saga .earns
f tosty receptioµ
By ED BLANCHE
Mii I I ·~-.... , • LONDON -A TV movie that Portrays one of
Britain's natK>nal heroes. explorer Roben Scott, as an
arropnt bumbler, has raised a blizzard of protests from htS family and fans.
The Royal Navy officer, known to aenerations of
British schoolboys as Scott of the Antarctic, has for more
than 70 years been honored as the embodiment of the
Victorian "bulld<>a breed" of gentleman adventurers.
Scott and four companions. beaten in a race to be the
first to reach Che South Pole by Norway's Roald
Amundsen, died on their trek back to their base camp in
191 2. DasP.irited, hungry and weak • .\bey froze to death
only 11 miles from a (ood cache.
Scott's image as a symbol of all that made Victorian
Britain great -determination, moral l't"Ctitude and a stiff'
upper Hp in the face of ovcrwhelmin1 odds -has
rcmaJncd laracly untarnished since his death •t llC 44.
Now .. The last Ptacc on Earth," a $8.H million TV
epic from CentraJ Television. makes him out to be an
overbcarina fool who ianorcd advice. leadina his
-e.apedhion to f.lorious d151stcr. _
. Theonly thina1hescvcn•sc1mcnt minismesdoanot
question is Scott's coura,e. The movie is bated on a 1979
book by Roland Huntford which first publicly quadoacd
Scott's character and abtlitics. ••we live in an IF whteh wishes to bthttk and llMCf
at achievement. But nothina can IAM a.ay IM COUfllll!
wi th whach thole men fl<'cd disaster. E\'eft the DIMY
debunltcruan't do tbat.'' 11wt Scou'acldat ton. natui'llit&
and wtldlif'e anitt Sir Pcicr Scott. who W8S 2 ,ean old
when bit rau. died.
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WE CARRY
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41 fltght~imlt-oo oa~ners-comes to halt-----.-..,...,......,.--~can_. Frontier Plcifk _1ou1Pw1. SDCllL IYilliaLaatfcw. VG)' hide ReSMJbliC UdWntern .:rrtrne.. the wiU be clillennl' at the councy•s
catrien that have been ftyi~ from O¥ilU'OW*-f air terminal. as general aviation noise ceiling starts-
· Noise-sensitive Newpon Beach
residents aocustomcd to cockina an
car or eye skyward will notice a c~nae Monday as QpntCounty unceremoniously .embar on the
first stqc of its stilkoY) ted ex-
P.nsion plan at John Way,_ Airpon.
Bc&inning at 7 a.m. Monday, the
num6cr of ~ercial) ~iahts s)cr-
mittcd at the airpon . bamna a court
Cout
The Newport Arts Com-
rtilsalon Is seeking sup-
porters to contribute
funds so It can purchase
' nnfl11l"t---r-
jurled art exhibit./ A5
CaUfomla
Chloramlne won't pose a
danger to kidney dialysis
patients wher'l It Is rein-
troduced to public water
supplies In _California if It
Is filtered properly:/ A3 -.---
Nation
Two people-are kitted
when a truck slams Into
the back of a Las Vegas-
boundgambler.s' bus
~aturday./ A3
World
On an Easter Sunday 40
years ago, one of World
War ll's bloodiest battles
of the Pacific began on
Okinawa./ Al
The United States and
the Soviet Union agree to
talkssurroundlng an
American major's slaying
In East Go/many .I A3 L
Style
Thanks fo European In-
fluence and detail, Juniors
In the Easter Parade can
be as fashion-forward as
their elders./81
order fo the contrary, is scheduled to
increase from the current 4 1-flight ·
limit per da~ to SS niahts, while 1hrec '
new airlines -America West, Con-
tinental and Jel America -will j oin
the six otht·r ·airlines~ that already
serve ·one of Southern California's
most sought-after-and •lucrati ve air onlymcansnewaircarriersatJWA,it
markets. · • alsO means additional ni&h11 will be
The increased numbcrofflights not' apportioned among AirCal. Ameri-
Slowly bat aarely
Thr.ee-year-old Ruuell Harwood of Coeta llaa ftnda a
HDny Saturday on the <>ranae Cout jut rlCht for bla flnt
attempt to crOM the monkey bndCe at Herltaae Park In
JWA for varyin1 numbenOfyan. .. , .. , lhink couaty air tnvelen will
On another front, Monday men. have more ftnibility ia dntinatioaa
the day a new COUJllY Ofdinanc:e and 8dditioaal terYICt and nilfbe a
intended to replate the iaboffnoile h morr days a year when paftiaa ii
of ,eneral aviation aircraft bued at at a premium, but other than that I
the airpon becomes effective. TM --doa"t think they'll notice a dif·
ordinance also establishes the fint· fetalce, .. Cablewd. ''Asforwhatthis
ever nilhttimc takeoff and landina means to Newport Beach, I wouldn't
curfew for private aircraft YlinaJWA. speculate,"
JWA Airpon Mana,er Murry He also noted that he has received
Cable e~plained ~hat outside of the calls and letters from the public
increased numbc11 of fliahts and the wekomina dle-increued terVice and
Intne. The warm weather al80 drew Mlnbathen to Cout
beacba, but lifetaarda reported that the crowda left early
when a cold, paty wind blew ap. ,
.·Pilot
suffers
heart
attack
Co-pilot takes over.
uides Cessna to a
Jlaf e landtn at__J_W A
The pilot of a private plane who
suffered a hcan attack and keclccl
over moments after takin$ off from
-John WlJf'l i\iJ'l)OrrSatutmyrs a1ive
toda. y only because of the fast action
lilcn by hls ·co.-pilot and flrefigbten
who administered successfut emerg--
ency aid. ·
William LaP1antc. a San Jose man
with a history of hcan trouble.
apparently went into complete
cardiac arrest as he auided his sinaJe: cnaine Cessna into the sky j ust bcTore
11 a.m .. Gra~ County f:1rc Depart-
ment CapL Bnan Goetting reported.
.. He j ust clutched his chest and
passed out." Goetting said the co-
pilot told him after the small plane
was back safely on the ground ... They
slill were in the takeoff pattern."
Goettingwdafter LaPlantepassed ,
ouL the co-pilot. whom firefighters
could not identafy. took over the
controls. notified the tower of the
emergency and landed the plane,
coming toa stop between the a1rport·s
two runways so tire depanment
· paramedics could immediately begjn
, ministering to the sick man.
· Paramedics successfully restan ed
La'Plante's heal't and rushed him to
Health Care Medical Center in
Tustin. where he was reported in
critical condition in the hospital's
intensive care unit Saturday night.
(Pleue eee PILOT I A2)
Ancient Egyptian women
had few beauty products,
but their exquisite co°S-}
metlc containers are-rubw
collectibles./82
. Horseplay at schoo.l le8.ds tp student-injury
B TONY SAA til>RA · · reponed in stable condrtlo n Friday at Hoke and called ~or help. . tome nd_while fi?ke b~d onto the bar "Bui that's not what happened to __
Sporta
Georgetown and Vil-
lanova advance to NCAA
basketball finals . ./C1
It's a bad day for area
community college
baseball teams u all
three are beaten./C3
Entertainment
A locally written play gets
Its worlc;f premiere at the
L-aguna1Moulton Play-·
house this week./84
There's Iota of suds In the
new T.V movie ' 'The Laun-
dromat" with Carol ·
Burnett./85
O.~o,.,N.t.... . __ Hoag Memorial HosRilal in Newport_ -:-McClu.skcy--saJd-~he l?<>Y an~ trtr across the top: . Hoke ..
· Beach. where he was rushed Tuesday fnends were engaging in a bu of The.y had discovered ~at ~Y lifting t nstead of lifting him into the sky.
An unusual game played by toppt-wi1h possible facial fractures after 1he schoolyard horsepl~y that had be-the backstop past a certain point. the) the contraplion of chain-link fencing
ing a sof\~11 backstop and raising it noontime acciden1 at Davis Inter· come popular dunng the last two could let ~o and the s1~cture would and metal bars came smashing into
again tun{ed to tragedy last week mediate School. • weeks. return by 1tsctf to an upnght ~s111on. his face. pinning Hoke to the ground.
when the metal $4ructurc fell on a 12-Fourteen-ye a r-o Id C' a r ri c ·-The youths toppled lhe U-shaped Meanwhile. 1he s1udent hold!n8 or:ito McCluskey said the students had
year-old Costa Mesa boy. McCluskey was one of.1he stud.ents backstop. which wasn't ~ured to the t~e t~p bar.w~uld get an exhilarating
Scventh-grl(der Chris Hoke was who lifted the softball backstop off ground. and bcga'! rock mg the bot· nde into the au. (Pleue eee HORSEPLAY I A2}
Tickets prove cOstly-
reminder to ·retirees f
By LISA MAHONJn' ablcd" placards issued by the stale
OflMDellJ,......., Department of Motor Vehicles may
So · Id park in handicapped spaces. ~enry me hand1caP91d Leisure Wor sai<t. Leisure World placards are good
residents receivCd costly reminders only within· the community's walls. recently that they may not use
handicapped placards issued by the she said.
Laguna H ills retirement community The citations were written by a
when outside its walls. • special sheriffs deputy as pan of a
" Irvine
·workers
·push for
a union·
By PHIL SNEIOE l\MAN
Ot ... Dellp,... ..... Several residents who displayed countywide protram cnfo~mg park-
the Leisure World placard on their ing regulations. The ticketing was not Baalnesa vehicles when they parked in handi-requested by the hospital. Henry said.
...., capped spaces at Saddleback Com-A spokesman for the Oran•e Coun-
I nine offinals next wccli: wilt begin
reviewing ix·1111ons submitted by ci1y
cmployccs \'ho are attempting to
.._..WM.._.-nc.w..union. -:...-------Commerclal banking's munity Hospi\al complained earlier ty Sheriffs Department said there •
this month when they rctui:ned t was no practical way to detc i Image ha1 been tarn.~14"-!.h:=:a...._11--,rnmoS'i cltati-ons slapPed'On~t~he~i'-r -tr~snYo.-uw iffiii1Yle11urc Woild handi-
bythe publlc's mis-· d h' Id 'd N..,.. H cappr<t persons were cauaht ¥l 1hc win s 1e s. llJ ""inc enry, confusion over the placards. Some 85 understanding of the hospital spokesman. -T
banking Industry, a mem-Only vehicles displaying "d is-(Pl ....... Dl8Am.so1 A2)
ber of American Bankers
Association say1./CI
INDEX
Bridge
Buatneu
Ct .... fled
Cr!)UWOf'd
Death Notices
Horoecope
Ann Lander•
Optnlon
PubHo Nottcel
,..., l!lt11•
Sport•
ltyte -TeleY'taton
n.tera
WMther
88
CS-7
03-8
A4 ca
07
88
87 ca
01·2
C1 ·4
81-3
TV Log
IM·I
A2
Hail warns against
milftary cost cuts
BJ JEf? AOLl!ll .,. .. ...,,.. ....
Former u .. Scctt\lry of tatc
AlcxandcrHa11Jr. Saturday said he is
nqt considcrin1 runn1n1 for ~1d~nt
(0Uow1n1 Ronald Rcapn s rtlJrt•
mcnt four yqn from now. but 11
dcdtc:atina tholt )ftn toward makins
the Rcapn prestdtncy "the most
su«es1ful in history."
Hais also ldvitc'd apinet any
scrtous rtductions in •he prnidtn1·1
propotcd· m1htary budatt 1n a year1
wlwll ".r·~ 1itu111 dowtt" wnh the
Sovi'1lJn1on1odhal11 arm rontnll
\
H11 C'Omtnents ~ mldt 10 rc-
poMn 1f\n be ~ dtkaatcs
antndi"f the N1t1oul School Boards
Anoc1111on annual convention in
Anaheim. H11 viut marbd lhefounh
ann1vtnary or &M day lh rn Ml
shot 1n an a.-.._ ....... by
John Hinck~ Jr. CMltlide of 1 Wuhiftlk>n D.C ..........
AIJhcJUeh ht ctid .. """" to tht annivenat) •n hia ......_ ~ 1hca ~of SlalC.""' "-at* ritM tha• "" ... ··i• ea.na lwft at the White HOUIC.'' ~Ii)' far.
,....__llAID/AIJ
~ner the pcut1on arc venfied. an
election will be conducted to de-
1ermmc whctht•r Irvi ne worker want
10 be reprc-.en1cd h> the new JlSSOCUl·
uon 1n collcct1"c liargaining.
Walter 0 . KreuLzen. the ctty's
director of 3dm1n1 tral1 \c services.
~•d organ11crs of the lrvmc City
Emplo cc-. o\sc;oc1nt1on need ""'•·
turcs from 10 pcm.-nt of the affect~
employcc-. Pt•t1t10n!I wctt submi~
last Tucsda'
Ehg1bk employ~. numbcnnt
about 26S. 1ndude city msp«ton.
engineers. park.~ and rccrc1tt0n em-
ployee . ctcncnl workers. ma1n~
anct wor~e~ and non-sworn polQ
dep1rtmcnt employee .
Krcutrcn ~1d a nottet ~n be
poskd for 15 day • allowt~any,._.
aroups to ~k rccopmOll 11 a
ha'l'linina ~ent for the city •°"'8•
n 1n<kpcndent aroup will be ._..
cd to condu t t hf' el«leon. '"' Ja:I)
in Ma)'. he ..aid
ccordma to Kttulllnl. ._
Irvine ~orlcers tnt'd IO •a '11
union ln 1977. but mt.,_
1cctcd 11 in thc el«tiolL '"--------·
,.
Youth In acdon
City Coancllman Jack .Kell1 take9 a bKk
leat u htila tclaool leaden puticlpate lD ~OU In eo .. rnmnt 0.7 lD a ........
.-Cla. Prom left, BanJ ~J. 0,:-n View 11fCb 9cllool: Andera Yaq, ltdlaon; and
lllclielle llena.tcla, Wlntenbar& JUCh·
,. . . , .
HAIG WARNS AGAINST CO~T CUTS •••
'romAl . . · .
jcuing that the line of presidentia l In commenting on the military nation bargains from stf'ength.
succession passed not from tbe vice budget, the former aovemment of-"It's up to the president to ex plain
president to the sc;crEtary of state but ficial acknowledaed that the budaet is that levels cannot be reduced until
io the s~ker of the House of full of "flab," but warned that there is a unity of purpose to match
~cprescntative . Congress should not "be propelled by them (the U.S.S.R) system for system
Aleu.nder HaiC Jr~
deficit mania" in trimming military until they realize reductions arc in
spending. their best interest. Unilateral reduc-
When balancing the military lions.arc a formula for no progress."
b d . d' fi . 1 he said. u get again$t spcp mg or soc1a
programs, Haig sajd the nation must • Haig added that such demon-
remcmberthat "there rs-rro so6al . strafions ornational wiTJ are impon-
justice without a credible defense." ant because his meetings with Soviet
'in his wjde-rangina address. the leaders have shown him the Soviets
former Army general and NATO are unimpressed by rhetoric. "It's
commander. who served four presi-only when you demonstrate yo u are
dents, endorsed fielding the MX willing to sacrifice for a cause lhat
missile to fill what he .called a they take notice." he said.
'dangerous void" ilrthe-natien's
nuclear arsenal.
.. The MX is not JUSt a bargaining
chip at the conference table, it is vi tal
until a new scneration of sinale-
warhcad missiles 1s ready in the
1990s," he said, also praisi ng Reagan
for re ersing .. 20 years of neglect to
the military."
Turning to arms control. Haig told
convention delegates that arms re-
ductions can be achieved only if the
Now affili1lted -with .th~
i scrvative Hudson Institute. a th ink
tank localed in Indianapolis. Haig
said he sees great promise in the
future for the country.
"The future for America's youth
couldn't be brighter. There will be
technological opportun ities· and
economic growth that is µn-
precedented and a quality of life that
was undreamt of a decade ago." he
commented.
DISABLED GET COSTLY REMINDER •.•
From Al
residents ha ve the Leisure World
ones. a spokesman said.
"Some of our people were a httle
confused. They thought the~ could
use them on the outside." said John
Olson. Leisure World security direc-
1or ... We've notified them before of
that. I suppose they became confused
with the svstem." '
Olson 5a1d placards ha ve been
issued for ye.ars 10 residents who are
either permanently disabled or whose
mobihty is temporarily hampered by
an injury or operation.
The placards, which give residents
preferential parking ri&hts within the
walled community or about 21.000.
~predate the state-issued ones. Olson
said.
Under ttJe prc'vio'us state system.
handicapped persons could apply for
a special license plate identifying
1hem as disabled. The placard system
1s more practical because it doesn'f
assume 1hat a handicapped person
will ndc in iust one vehicle. -
Olson said Leisure World uses the
saruc cnteria as the state 1n issui ng its
handicapped placards. Residents
must subm it a doctor's note certifyi ng
they. are disabled or temporarily
inca paci tated ••
Handicapped residents are told
that the placards arc good onl y within
Leisure World when they receive
them, Olson said. But, since they are
issued only once and updated yearly
with a sticker. some forget abou1 the
restriction. he said.
IRVINE WORKERS SEEK UNION ...
From Al
At a recen t new'> tonfcrenc<:. or-
gan11ers of the n~w ao,'>ocia11on said
they had l'\Cccdcd 1hc number of
required \lgnature\. w llec1ing the
name., nl almo'\t half the el1g1ble
. emplO)CC ...
David Co)uter. al.ling prc!.1dcnt of the
group. said organ11cr\ were inspired
D)' tht wages and benl:litsobtaincd by
the lr"ine PoliC(' As-;cx:1a11on, which
eego11ates for local officer\,
fie said '\Orne non-pohce em-
ployees believe city officials have
nl'gouated first with the police as-
\Ottallon ant.I ha ve given other
workers "what was leO Ov('r ..
Hut Suter said of th e organmng
dTon . "We don•t sec 1h1\ a!> an angry
move."
Still. Dennis f{u"olo. an animal
:control officer who is acting vice
,_president of the 1moc1a11on. pointed
•lo the 1982-83 fi\Cal year. when pohcc
,officer received a I J percent raise,
.,..,hile other employees received 6
~rcent.
City officials '\a1d the police in-
crease was required because of a
con1rac1 provJs1on staung that Irvine
officers mus1 be paid within the upper
25 percent of county pohce salaries.
<iuter said Irvi ne 1'i lhr only Orange
( ounty c1t> of more than 25.000
people that docs not ha ve an em·
ployce as!ioc1a11on or un1on. He
claimed an assoc1a11on would
"streamline' the compensation pro-
ces'I" for cm ployces.
He also said the union could press
for benefits that would encourage
career ad vancement in Irvine and
reduce employee turnover.
HORSEPLAY AT -SCHOOL.~.,
From Al
apparently let go of 1heir side
prematurely.
"Normally 11 goes all the way up,"
'lhe explained. "But this time 1t
didn't.
"We were crying, everybody was
crying. We didn't think it could come
back down; it was supposed to go up:"
While the accident occurred dunng
school hours. Newport-Mesa Unified
School District Superintendent John
Nicoll said the d1s1 nct was not
assuming liability for the 'srccident.
School administrators were not avail-
able Friday for comment.
McCluskey said that teachers had
never wamcd students not to play on
the backstop. In fact , 1t had beco me a
popular pastime at Davis Intermedi-
ate School.
Since the incident. students have
now been instructed not to topple the
structure, said McCluskey. But that
hasn't stopped the youths fro m
playing with the makeshif\ catapult
af\er !>Chool. she s~ud.
Wllal do )'08 Hile abHl tbe Delly Pllo&? ~at don 't Y" llllt? C.11 lite
number e& lefl aH )'Hr me1111e wUI be recorde4, trantertM4 Hcl dellvere4
to IM epproprlate Mltor.
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JW A EXPANSION: ALL SYSTEMS GO •••
J'romAl ·
Diego Freeway in lhe airpon's Nonh
Oear Zone.... ·
"Our biggest concern is that there
could be a potential parking crunch."
Cable acknowledaed. "If there is
more than the normal usage (which
usually peaks on Wednesday or
ThurSday}, we'll put out an ad-
visory."~· ·
When the ai rlines begin stepping
up t·hciF-IU~to lW..A Mon5!!Y.
there will be fewer flights by no1s1cr
planes than there arc now. the airpon
manager also said.
The number of flights flown by
Class A jets. such as the McDonncll-
Douglas MD-80. will be stepped back
from the current 41 to 39 flights wh ile
the remainina 16 flights permitted
under the SS-flight lid will be flown by
quieter O ass AA Jets. such as the
Boeing 737-300 an the British Aero-
space BAe-146.
Four airlines. AirCal. America
West. Paci fic Southwest and West-
ern. have acquired the newer. quiet
jets and traded out a portion of their
noisier fligh ts for additio~al quiet
flights under teJms of th~ expansion
plan approved ijy supervisors.
The new access plan. which appor-
tions flights among the competing
airli nes, allots the 55 daily flights this
way: AirCal 15.5 average departures
per day: America West. ttlree de-
parturu~mcrica.n Airlines, 5.S de·
partures; Continental, two de·
partures: Frontier, five departures:
Jct America, two departures: PSA.
nine departures; Republic. nine de-
partures~ and Western. four de-
partures daily.
The three new airliop1-that will
begin operations as. JWA Monday
morning all have been gearing up for
ltff" --clay. spokcspersons--for each
airline confirmed.
''We've been working hard to fet
· into the market for 17 yc,ars and we re
looking forward to the business. Our
bookings ·are looking very strong.
We're hoping to have a bi$ kickoff,"
Continental spokesman Mike Cinelli
said from the airlines' Houston
headq ua ne rs.
Continental will ofTer flights twice
dail y to its Houston hub from which
connections can be made to other
Continental flights serving the East-
ern seaboard. the Deep ~uth and
Texas:
America West corporate com-
munications manaser Daphne
Dicill.Q..~id the Phoenix-based "low-
f;!re" airline will ofTer morning.
afternoon and early evening flight s to
its Phoeni x hub for $49.
"Our advance bookings are so good
they're scary. The reservations ha.ve
come in-ClUitc heavily," ..she said.
Dicino adacd that America West,
only I 'h years old. considers JWA the
"crown 10 our California desunauon
package."
Long Beach-based Jct Amcnca also
harbors '"high hopes" for its in·
augural, twice-daily di rect service
between JWA and Chicago's O'Hare
Jnt.cmJttional Airport. markct1n& vice
president Fred Davis commented.
He said bookings have matched the
a1rhnCS'' expectation so far, adding the
airline now 1s st udying modifying its
JWA sc hedule 10 include a JWA-New
York LaGuardia flight with a stop-
over in Chicago.
PILOT .••
J'romAl
hospital supervisor Dusty P1ckenng
said.
Fire officials explained that pilots
with a histpry ofhean trouble. such as
LaPlante._lare permitt~d by law to fly
only when accompanied by a quah·
lied co-pilot.
· Thought you tnight want to. know ...
about Pa cific View Memorial Park's
new project based on a concept that is
over three thousand years old : it's
called the family Cemc ter y1 The idea
~nce-i v ed-t-0 pr o-v id e ~ p ri vue.
family cemete ry within Pacific
View Memorial Park for
those who wish to
create a strong family recognition. The
Family Cemetery can be private or
semi-private, large or small, simple or
impressive as you choose. In fact, you
..can wo rk w~th the architect priawo
con s tructio n . Jf you're
interested, please call
or wri tc for details.
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"A Piere• Brother's C-Ompany"
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I • •
fl'ederaljobJeu beaefJt.
prograzn ends this wee.Ir
By TIM Al._l81H p,. ..
W ASHINOTON - A federal unemployment benefits prosram for
339,000 people •tionwide explrc1 thi1 week, the third major cut in
aovernment aid to the jobless in the Piil four yean. The pr01t9m, let up by
Conaress in 1982 u a reces1ion stoppp, add1 up to 14 Wttkl ofbenefh1 for the
Iona-term unemployed. A House 1ubcommlttee ha1 cndorted a bill that would
extend the federal 1upplemeruat compensation benefit• three month• after it
runs out at midniaht neitt Saturday. But it appean Conares1 won't have enough
time to act before the Easter reces1, and President Reapn aays the proaram is
no lonaer needed.
v.s. "1118l••ll-VJl.luadl"6
WASHINGTON -Tht Rea~n Administration announced Saturday it
is cuttinaS I 0 million from its contnbutlon to a United Nations aaency because
ofrcports of forced abonlon in China. "We will not associate U.S. fundina even
indirectly with coercion. which the United States views au violation ofbuman
riahts.'' said M. Peter McPherson, administrator of the Aaency for
International Development (AID). McPherson's statement did not mention
China by name. Aaency sources, speakina on condition they not be identified,
said, however. there was evidence the Peking government has forced some
women to have abortions.
I
-STATELINE. Nev. (AP)-A truck
that lost Its brakes on -a lonl hill
slammed into the blck of a Las Veps-
bound pmblcrs' bus, kHTina two
peuen~rs and injurina 34 others.
authontics 11id Saturday.
The flatbed truck driven by Oene
Marks or Utah hh an,Amencan First
Toun l>us, t\41ith approximately 40
Trans World Airways employees
aboard, at 11 p.m. Friday n1&)\t on
northb&\1"4-1 ntcrsta te4-S.S.Kl-.St t.
Mike Norman of the Barstow Calt-
CaptiVe
exec
fornia Hipway Pa&rol oftke.
"The bus ran otr the l'Old. hit 1
ditch, then went airborne and bit the
dirt .-in, ejectina two bu1 occu·
pant•. both or whom were killed.
Norman said. The charttred but
traveled about 800 feet from the point or impact. be said.
"1 here was din and debris and
people's clothes and evt'rytb1na on
the on-ramp," said Lynn Oeor'lc. ao
ambulance driver-from BU:er .
The accident occurred near tht
N1pcon Roed oo-ramp so iM aaw· 11.1aeJ about 10 mHa .. ,.._ otlbr
Calirornia-Nnlda ate tUw on a
lteep dow ...... The driver of tbe
trutk was ... llOl Ible IO !"I, .-ua he tot to the boaolft oldie lail, Normen
taid. Al Wldllrey Nle'1. a casino in
S1.11elint. lilllcalkd the ta;,llWly 1*ro1
and repoNd I.be acadri&. tbe
SC ....... aid.
Ma~ was quau~1"'t not ~ .. Norman said. Oflcen Oft
the 1MM ~ !ail brakes had
failed, he adcfed.
Four ambulance CttW1 and four
paramedic unit1 responded to the
aaiclenl ind to Whiskey Pde's.
where a eecond bu1 had taken some of
Donor heart Naght for teen-ager f a •
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -Doctors are seeking a oono~ human heart for ..... ree Ill transplantation into Michael C. Jones, the Indiana teen-agc!r who is being kept
alive by two external pumps helpina his dikascd hean. David Fleming.
spokesman fOr Louisville.Jtwish Hospital. where the 16-year-old is being B • t
treated, said the boy's na"'!e. h~~I'lto the top of a nationwide waiting list for e 1 ru
donor heans because ofhas-c, ...
Fre_J6bter •un~ a• art1ncla1 reel
FORT LAUDEJ\DALE, Fla. -An errant Vcne-zuclan freighter tha1 ~as
beached for three months behind a Palm Beach millionaire's home sank with
a roar..5aturday as it was put to rest as a fish-attracting anificial reef. Ringed by
hundreds of small boats packed with spectators, the Mercedes I was-blown up with~s of TNT shonly after noon. and sank in about I
minute-s. Before Browardt'ounty spentS29,950to buy the ship for use as a reef.
Donjon Marine Co. of New Jersey had dislodged it from millionaire Mollie
Wilmot's back yard, where it had been ~riven by a storm last Thanksgiving and
had re~ained for three months.
Otnclal who wrote •mokl~ repart dla
PHILADELPHIA-Dr. Luther L.1:erry, who as U.S. suraeon general in
1964 issued the first federal repon linking smoking to hean disease an~ cancer.
has died of hean failure. He was 73. Terry died at Pennsylvania Hospital on
Friday, relatives said Saturday. Asker until the earl y 1960s, he devoted the
last two decades of his life to ar · Americans that cigarette smoking•
. increases the risk ofhean dlse se. ca and emphysema. -
Chloramlne m1aJJ dpiger In dlaly.I•
LOS ANGELES-lffiltered properly. chloramine w111 pose no danger to
kidney dialysis patients when it is reintroduced to purify public water supplies
in Orange County and other pans of California. health officials say. State
health lJfficfals and operators-of kidney dialysis centers said they eiti>«t few
problems in meeting new standards to filter out the chloramine. which can kill
dialysis patients. Water suppliers ar~ shifting from chlorine to chloramine, a
combination of chlorine and ammonia, because of a recent Environmental
Protection Ajency order to reduce the level of carcinogens in water. Cancer--
causing pan1cles form when unmixed chlorine reacts with certain organic
materials in water.
Pre.cbool •hut for molatatlon probe
HERMOSA BEACH -A preschool will be closed an elttra week after
Easter vacation as a sheriffs task force continues its investigation into alleged
child molestations. officials said. The St. Cross Episcopal Church Preschool
closed its doors Friday for the week-Iona holidar. but won't reopen until April
I 5 in hopesdctectivescan finish their investigation, said the church's minister.
the Rev. Jack Eales. The church. a Hermosa.Beach landmark, was identified by
a former McManin Pre-School student in coun Feb. I as the place his teachers
took him to witness a satanic ceremony that included kil ling a rabbit on the
alter and drlnking ns blood. .
Man arrated In PG&E bombing plot
SACRAMENTO-A 33-year-old construction worker has been arrested
in connection with the Feb. 16 bombing of an unoccupied Pacific Gas &
Electric Co. substation. the FBI said Saturday. Jerry Maurice Carroll. who lives
in the San Jose area. was arrested Friday without inMellt in Stockton. The
bomb that destroyed PG&E's Balfour Substation in Brentwood caused an
estimated $500.000 damage and lef\ about I ,300 residents of eastern Contra
Costa County without power for a brief period. The bombing was followed by
an extortion ·demand requesting a multimillion-dollar payoff in return for
averting a another such bombing.
LAOOC may UH •urplu• lor am latlv~
LOS ANGELES-The LosAngelesOlympicOrganmngCommittce may
\ump from rhe":spons wortd into-ttlnru if.th~ allow . pan of the $225-
milhon Olympic surplus to be used for a biennial ans festival. The LAOOC
wrote to the state attorney general's office last week asking for an exception to
the requirement that the money remaining from last summer's Games be spent
on aruateur spons programs. The committee is asking that ans festivals,
patterned af\er the Olympic Arts Festival. also be included as permissible
eitpenditurcs. However. even iflb~cxemption were granted, it wouldn't mean
the 6Q-membcrcommittec would ffind an ans festival, said LAOOC Chairman
Paul Ziffren. .
Docton uH preuure chamber to uve tot
SAN DIEGO-A pr~urechamber that sunulatcs underwater dllles was
used to save a newborn who nearly died from an umbilical cord infection,
doctors say. Timot~y A. Lee Jr. when he was browght to the UC' San Diego
Medical Center on March 10. Then a week old. his belly was red. mOamed and
puffy from an infection that doctors say 1s nearly always fatal. To halt the
spread of the infection, doctors twice treated Timothy with oxyacn at increased
pressures in a hyperbaric chamber. a cylinder 54 inches in diameter and 13 feet
long. The organism that attacked Timothy dies when it's exposed to Ollygen.
WoRtn
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Probe be6fn• In Canadian air crulJ
EDMONTON, Alhena -The American and Canadian pilots of two
C-130 militarr,transponsthat collided and crashed in names. kilhn1all I 0 men
aboard. were 'very experienced.'' Canadian For:ces Col. Peter OcTr:iacey said
Saturda . De Tracey is commander of the, Canadian Force1 Namao .air base on
the non em ouTildtfs ot£dmoillon where the crash occurred Frtdlly1lnhc
C-130 Hercule• were ~yin& in formation 1n ·~anniversary celt~~ion of the
Canadian air force. Witnesses said the four-cn11ne planes were 101n1 into a tum
and touched winp while flyina at an altitude of about 900 fttt. The v1ct1ms
were nine membcn of the Canadian Forcn and an exchanae officer from the
United States, Capt. Lonnie 8. Rcaister Jr., 36, of El Paso. Tex11.
. Bqla.lon •Ilda 1Ja6lldad ·
BAGHDAD. IRAQ -A powerful explosion shook Baahdad early
unday. seconds aner Iran announ«<i that it had fired two m1 1lesat the Iraqi
capital. Rcs1dent1 con11cted by telephone 1n various atttions of the city
rcponed beanna only one blast. but the cause. loc~t1on and damaat could not
be determined 1mmcd1ately. Ambulance sirtn1could be heard In this city with
a population of four million. Thcauack followed Iraqi air ratd1 on four Iranian
cities Saturday, and an Iraqi claim th1t an lranien warplane heel bombed an
elementary Khool in the southern border town of J11Mn, wound1n1 70
children. Sunday's uploslon in Bqhdad wa1 the seventh in 17 days. The Iraqi
aovernment ha refused 10 confirm they were cauted by m1t11ln. or h ted
casualties.
lfeo-lf..U •T Ulq iomWPUU tlie•ter
PARIS -Two obtcurt nt0-N1z1 aroupe claimed mponltbUtty Sit~~
for bombtna a movie theater that was lhow1na Jewish Rima. and lbraa
mOft attadt1 apintt Jews. Eiahtttn people were woundtd by tht ~ ud
fire that rollOWtd An undcnt1(1fd cal~r told The Auodaled Prm thai lht
Wolk United National Socialism and Column 81 Hf'll Httln wtn rnponlbk
for the Friday n11tu bombt"I of the Rivoh-Btauboura thclwr.·Tttm Of die
via1mt ..etc hc>lpt&1h1cd wuh bumund IS -.re tratcd for IMck Md bnaen.
I I
----But 2 Lebanese Jews
reportedly taken
captive on Saturday
8 IRUT. Lebanon ) -1 -
napped British business executive
Onan Levick was released unharmed
on Saturday, his 16th day of captivity,
but police sources said two Lebanese
Jews were abducted in the capital.
British Embassy officials said
Levick, 59, managing director of the
Coral Oil Co. Ltd. in Lebanon. was
freed at about 10:15 a.m. by a httle-
known group called the Khaibar
Brg.ades. The group has claimed
several of the nine recent abductions
or disa_ppcarances of foreigners in
Lebanon. • "He is in good health." said
embassy spokesman Francis Gal-
lagher. "He was asked to say that he
was held by. the Khaibar Brigades."
The group's name apparently
comes from a town in what is now
Saudi Arabia that rejected the Islamic
prophet Mohammed in the seventh
century and later was overrun by
Moslems. The group has not offered
any explanation for the kidnappings.
8ttlklaC employeee of tbe Plilllpplnee'
blaeei cbaln of department etore9 club
wfti pro-man&1ement etan .. tuday ID
M••"• ID renewed ~eaee dlat Id w ~
OD botla ..... lajuid aad -t ellitpp•a
Into. pualc.. . .
British hovercraft smashes . .
The Khaibar Brigades had said
earlier in a statement that it held and
planned to release "very soon"
Britons Geoffrey Nash and Levick.
and French Embass)' secrctaq
Danielle Perez. 34.
info pier; two peOpte-perisll
Nash. 60. a met41llurg1s1 employed
by the Lebanese government. was
freed on Wednesday. a day after the
statement was.delivered to a Western
news agency. He carried a statement
from the Khaiber Brigades when
released. The whereabouts of Mr'I.
Perez remained unknown Saturda>-
The sources said sax gunmen in tv.o
cars seized Elie Hallak at about I a.m.
near the old hotel district. Three
gunmen later seized Haim Cohen. 39.
at about 7 a.m. as he walked near hi s
home in the Jewish quaner of Wadi
Abu Jamil.
DOVER. England (AP) - A hov-
ercraft carr)'ing 387 people crashed
1n10 a Do er pier while trying to dock
in rough scasSaturda} and pohce said
two people perished and 32 were
1n1ured .
A Brttash girl was known missing
anCI police said two French youths
might also be mi ssing. but it wu
uncenam 1f they had boarded the
craft for the 40-minute crossing of the
English Channel from the French
pon of Calais.
A Ootalla of small boats surrounded
the stricken hovercraft. The Princess
Marearet. and plucked dozens of
survivors from the sea. Others were
removed from the craf\ by lifeboats.
The Princess Marpret. owned by
Britain's only major commercial
hovercraft operator. Hoverspced.
was hurled agatnst the pier by a 20-
foot wave. tearing a huge hole 1n Its
side. passengers said. Aboard were
370 passengers and I 7 crew.
Kent Co unty Police Chief Frank
Jordan said a South American-born
woman was dead on amval at a
Dover hospital. He said a man. who
inhaled water and suffered
hypothermia. died. on a life su ppon
machine at Dover's William Harvc)
Hospital about seven hours after the
accident at 4.: I 5 p.m.
A third passenger was reponed in
cntical condition. Most of the victims
suffered cuts and bruises and were
taken ao Buckland HospitaJ whett a
Mmajor alert" had been declared.
Shortly before m1dnisbt. rescuers
abandoned th~ sea and air search for
the missing passengers, but planned
to resume the taSk at first li&}lt.
.. We know a British child 1s
missing. but we're not ceraan about
the two youna Frenchmen,'' said a
Kent police spoke1man.
The c1aht-year-old vessel. laraest 1n
the Hoverspttd Oeet wtth a capacity
of '\24 passcnaers. 1s named after
Queen Elizabeth ti's younger sister. It
was towed to the hovercraft pad in
Dover harbor. Officials said there was
no danger of it sinking.
Valium alternative awaits approval
Researchers say tranquilizer called Bus pa r --------lacks unpleasant side effects of older drug
NEW HA VEN,. Conn. (A P) -A
new tranquilizer that researchers !.aY
lacks the unpleasant side affects of
Valium is being tested at a Yale
pyschiatric clinic as a possible suc-
cesser to the popular drug used to
relieve anxiety disorders.
Buspar. whose chemical name 1s
buspirone. 1s eitpected to be approved
by the U.S. Food and Drug Adminis-
tration by the end of the year .
The prospect of FD.\ approval has
raised high hopei. at Bnstol-~yers
Co .. of~ew York City. the firm that
devel optd the drug.
The drug appears to relieve anitacty
disorders. which affect ..an estimated
I 5 percent of the population. without
Valium's ' unwelcome side effects.
said Dr. Dennis S. Charney. who 1s
supervisina tests or the drug at the
Connecticut Mental Health Center.
pan of the Yale Medical School.
The tests on busparonc co1 nc1de
with the rece nt expiration of
Vahum's patent . an event that opens
U.S., Soviets will
talk in wake of
Nicholson slaying
W SHI NGTON ( .\P) -The
United States and the ov1ct lJn1on
agrc.-ed Saturday on n meeting of their
military commander'l in Germany an
the wake or the laying b) a SO\ 1et
stntry of mcr1can Maj. Arthur D
1chotson -
o' 1e1 i\mbassador · Anatol}
Dobryn in met at the tatc Depart-
ment with SccrNat)' of State Gcorar
hultl and said af\erward the talks
between the commanders would be
aimed at "clos1n1 the enurc inci-
den t."
Mark Palmer. dcput) assistant ~rttary of 'itatc for European and
anad1an amu~ . Slld hult1
authorucd him to de1Cnbe t~ nit·
ed tit(' I "\'Cl') plated With the
•ar«mcnt .. ·
Palmer ~1d the planned rMCuna of
the commanders ""'II deliJM(I to
"make sure thtre 1 no repei,tion" o
the 1n 1dcnt an \\.hach the l7·)'t'ar-:<>14 N1chol~n was 'ho\ and killed •h1~
on a rcronna1sancc million •n uae
German)
Dobryn1n YtJ h11 "*""" wnh Shultz. which latttd jult over 1n
hour. ··touchtd C>ft the whole ,... ..
o(U .. .SOv~t rtl111on 11ani• "''h cuntnt arm 1.1lb 1n Gfnc,a. H"uaid
the m1htal') commanders "'ould
mike thfir o-n amn~ment1 for
tht1r 11lk .
Dobl) n1n c,poke bracn) before tele-
"'1ll1on camera!> m front of the tate
Qcpanment and then was whisked
away b) car w11h reporters still
cihouta ng quc,uun'i
.SWe Ocpanntcnt ~ kc<1man~
.\nita tockman. said at crwar<i that
Dobrynin con'c)ed no apoloay for
the hootana.
The1r mcct1ngended1ust twoboun
lx'fore Nicholson"• fu neral 3nd burial
1n Arlinaton National Cemetery with
full military hono"
The mccuntt capped " d&)'S of
contradu:tOI) !ltatcmcnt about l~
1nc1dcnt from the \WO ides. TM)
d1~1Jttd on Y..h cthcr Ntcl'lolson ~ ~hot while an a re 1r1cted arta and
wht'ther the scntt; fired a warn1n1
t.hot .
In rtttnt da '· l ' I\ ofTk1als have cxpruted d11ma) t -.hat tMY v~
C'd as the Sovlt't l naon·s panra)al ol
1twlf as the qar1c"cd pen}. TI\cy
dnmbed the Cl\C l$ a tnt of.,._,.._
the new tacknh1p in M()t('()w ((hltd
bt counted on 10 ~k m0tt contt~
me relauons -..1th the United l.lttt.
lefoft Saturday's mttuna. the· 'off1C11lsMd~1d \11Ct wilhnann to
tnlllf 1n h11h-le"d rontultauont to ~\ltntanothcr\u h k1llil'\1-ould bt
• potatl\I~....,
the door for manufacture of genenc different brain chemicals.
versions of the drug. AnticipallnJ a ..• Unlike Valium. busparone 1s "not
drop in Vahum'sannual S270 m1lhon sedative." Charney said. "It docs not
an sales. tts man ufacturer. Hoffman-give )'OU a high It does not interact
LaRochc Inc.. has laid off 1.000 with alcohol It doc not appear to
employees. de velop tolerance And upon d1scon-
"The industn 1s eltuberant about 11nuat1on. yo u do not have
the outlook forlfuspar." said Adele wnhdrawal s}mp1oms."
Haley. a drug industry analyst for the Although Charney said he regards
Smith Barney Ha'rns Upham & C'o. Buspar's lack of side effects as an
investi:nent firm in New York C-ny advantage. one industry analyU dis-
"Th1s IS a s1gn1ficant advance in the aareed treatment of generalized anx1ct) dis-
orders. ··I he market for Buspar isn't as bag
C'harne' 'laid at 1s not clear hov.. as for Valium. because Valtum does
Buspar works. but It has a chcmtcal more things." said Sam~I D. lsaly of
structure entirely different from Gramerq Associate~. a New York
Valium's, and It appears to affect Cat) health care consulting firm.
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costs .. There i1 often the practical
necessity to do •o-.
At Harbor Lawn the family'• choice of a
ca•ket is the factor which mo•t often
determine• funer al coet. For this
reason, we have ca•ket• a vailable in all
price ran1e•.
Pre-need funeral arran1ement• are e n-
coura1ed by Harbor Lawn, becauae
when there le no emotional •tre•• co•ts
are diecu••ed in a more bu•ine•allke
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ly IOBERT HYNDMAN "We're now into our fund-rais1n1 out Oranat County entcfed 217 itn11 °' ... ...,,...._ campaian. askina former supPOners for the jury 10 conlldtt. 11~ Ans
A l'k ..__ .._ l to donate apin whi&e seek1n1 new Commiulon member Bud Pashley. n. 1 e ~uty, may ~ n the eye contributors," Sampson said. Of those entries. $9 were selected of the beholder. But the Newpon Th · ·11 .._ ...... · r. d. pl h"•· he Beach Ans Commiuion wants an ,·n e donations w1 ~ u~u to by the Jury .or 11 NIY w IK t Ans ·erdllse 1nwork selected for the Commission selected 1n addition11 the halls of city bulldinp as well. uried an exhibit of the Newpon 19. Pashley 11id. For the Qast two decades. the Ans ,_ Commission has held an annual ach Ans Festival, to be held June I Cash awards arc aivtn "'!' the top
juried an exhibit with several of e1eh and June 2 at Fashion Island in entries ind others are selected for Newpon Beach. purchase for the city'• collection. year's selections purchased for the Contributors hive the option of · Funds come both from the city 1nd
city'J arowin1 art collection. purchasina an for them1elves1>r the from the contributions. But Newpon Beach's appetite for · • II · h" h · d" l ed · A d" Sa h be quality art has not waned, accordina city sco ectlon. w 1c 1s 11p ay an ccor 1n~10 mpson. 1 enum r
10 Arts CommiHion Chairwoman the hallways and rooms of the city's of items displayed at the festival
Paul-Gene Sampson. .Public buildinp. depends on the tastes of the jury,
And this year, for the 2151 time. the A three-member jury will judac whose members have not yet been entries in several an media Mey 12, announced. commission is lookinf. for supporters with the final selections 10 be dis-''They'll only pick out what they m lbc ~ contributc....funds to -playedltirri1111trrlntiva . considcno'1Je-qu:atity worn-or m .· ..
purcttase more anwork. , Last year. f24 anists from throuah· Sampson said. "Then we try to match
up \he funds we have W1th the prict of the wcwtls WC WUI to buy ...
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the anitts.
TM Ans Comm ission's fund-rai ..
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letters stnt out to po1ential con·
tributors. TM Ans Commi111on will follow up soon with phoM calls prior
to the jury's selections. Sampson said.
"This it a good opportunity. we feel . to expose local ani1ts and their
work to tM public while adding to the
city's collection.'' she said.
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Okinawa invasion Qegan
as simple 'walk in the sun'
YOMITAN. Okinawa .(AP) -
Fon)• }can llO on a quiet Easter
unday. U.S. Marines and soldiers
cktctnded, unopposed. on the south·
western shores ofOkinawa. Wbat OftC
American 1'1rvivor rttall111 a ''walk
in the sun" marked the btaiM•.._ of
the bloodiest &.nle of tfie Pacific
durina Wortd War 11.
Over the next 11 weeks. about
100.000 civilians -a founh of the Okinawan civilian population-and
most of the 110.000 Japanese de-
fenders were killed. The first capture
-of a majorJ)tett of·japan• home
ground cost the Allied forces 13,000
tSead.
On Monday. a dozen or so U.S.
veterans and one Japanese survivor
will m11k the anniversary here. It will
be a low-key affair. compared to the
emotion-packed 40th anniversary
reunion of more than 200 American
and I 00 Japanese veterans on lwo
Jima on Feb. 19.
Wclcomina remarks will be de-
livered by Major General James L.
Day. of Barstow. commander of the
Marine Corps' Camp Butler base on
Okinawa. In 1945, he wa.s an 18-ycar-
old corporal and:siOe squjld leader in
the 6th Marine Division.
Day rtmembers the usual 0-Day breakfast of steak and egs. and that
just as the sun rose above the horizon
he saw two U.S. planes shot dowf\.
"I thought it was a s11nal that it
would be a rou&h landina." he said. It wasn't.
·'We w"ere used to landing on places
that were nothin~ but sand. loas and
pillboxe$. Here. 11 was the first time I'd seen a pine tree." be recaJlcd.
"It was the most beautiful day of
my life ... h was a walk in the sun."
AsSll!Jlt teams attacked what look-
ed1tkelrtttboxc-s-allrn~ the be11th. only to discover they we re horseshoc-
shaped tombs. and undefended.
By ni&)ltfall. more than 60.000
Americans held a beachhead nine
miles long and three miles deep.
Within three weeks. against relall\ely
light resistance. they seized th e north-
ern two-thirds of the island that is 6 7
miles long and 19 miles across at the
widest point.
Lt. Gen. Mitsuru UshiJ1ma's
seasoned troops were entrenched in
caves and bunkers in hill}. forested
terrain. and U.S. forces ran into them
when they struck southward.
· It was lwo Jima all over again. this
time on a bigger scale. gainst the
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anndin& American advance usin heavy weapons and flam e throwers.
the Japanese launched fanatical
banzai cha~es. explosives. strapped
to their bodies. It was not until June
22 that the Ameri¢ans declarea the
island ~ured.
Oki nawa is remembered fo r
reasons other than 1he ferocity of the
fi&hting.
It was one of the few Pacific battles
1n which large numbers of civilians
were cauaht up. and the casualty toll.
on which historians differ widel y,
1ncludentrousamts-whl'>wcl'e--forced
into service by the Japanese and
sometimes used as shields.
It was on Okinawa that Japan's
kamikaze. or "'divine wind." Oiers
came into their own. In 11umbers not
seen previously or ever again. the
suicide pilots crashed bomb-laden
planes into Allied warships. si nking at
least 32 and damaging more than 200.
But it also was on Okinawa that
despite the Japanese soldier's
preference for death over su rrender.
U .. forces took more than 10.000
prisoners. the most of any Pacific campa ign.
The battle of Okinawa saw the end
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Landin• •blpe pour material uhore on Okinawa at beelnnlnt of bloody battle.._
The 72.800.ton Yamato. a $•ant
"superbattlcship," went on a suicide
mission of its own -to run aground
1n shallows ofT Okmawa and use its
huge l 8-1nch 1uns to support the beleaguered defenders.
But on April 7. U.S. carrier planes
found the Yamato and sank it with
bombs and torpedoes.
Ernie Pyle. the most famous
A.merican war correspondent of
World War II. was killed on April 18
by a Japanese bullet on the nearb)
island of le Shima.
Once an independent kinJdom
wuh strong ties to China. Okinawa
became Japanese after imperial
troops arrived in 1879. After World
War II. 11 stayed under U .. control
until reverting to Japanese Junsdic·
1ion ip 1972.
Torc)o has pumped the equivalen t
of more than $6 billion into
Okinawa's depressed economy under
the first of ~wo 10-year development
plans. and paid $3 billion mon~ in rent
to landowners whose property was
taken o\ler for U.S. military bases.
Okinawa is home to about 30.000 of
the 46.000 American military person-
nel based in Japan under the U.S.-
Japan Mutual Security Treaty.
Mlirft) Okinawans remain deeply
cmhiucred as a result of the warume
crueltic and a widel y-shared beli~f
that Japan's militar)I leaders saert·
ficed a fourth of the local populauon 1n an attempt to save lhe_main islands
from 1nvas1on. ... ,
Murra)' V. Harlan Jr .. 64. a battle
veteran who is president of the
American Chamber of Commerce on
Okinawa. said more Japanese weren 't
invi ted to the April I obscrvanc.e
beca use of the "sensiti vity" of the
Okinawans "who don't want to talk
about the Okinawan war."
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t. Joseph Hospital Foundation
Board members for 1985 were rttent-
ly named.
Those selected to the foundation
board of the hosp1tal in the City of
Oran'e include: Robcn Bcck of
Hununaton Beach (Southern Cali-
fornia Edison); James T. Capretz of
Corona del Mar (Capretz & Kasden);
Paul Cleary Sr .. of South Laauna (R.J.
Noble Co.): William Dennis of South
Laauna (Dennis Printers. Inc.):
C. Stephen Mansfield of Hunt-
TnatOn BeRll(DCTOiite, as ins an Sells): Brad Olson of Irvine (The
Irvine Community Development
Co:t.-Jamcs Pierog. 'M.D .. of South
Laguna; William Schmidt of New-
port Beach (Rutan & Tucker): and
Joseph Stemler or Corona del Mar
(American Bentky).
i\mong . officers for 1985 1s
Treasurer Clyde Gossen of Laguna
Niguel CCommerceBank).
Ex-Otlic10 members include:
Donald L. Hicks of Irvine (vice
president uf development and mar-
ketinJ. t. Joseph Hospital): and
Dominick Gentile. M.D .. of Irvi ne
(president. medical staff. St: Joseph Hospital). •
St. Joseph Hospital Board of
Trustees members include Dominick E. Gentile. M. D .. ofl rvine: Robert W.
o·Leary of Missi on Viejo: and
Patrick F. Swteney of Irvine (Rock-.
well lnternat1QJlal).
Ofilccrs-for 1985 include Chair~
George R. Richter of Newpon Beach
(Sheppard. Mullin. Richter and
Hampton> and Secretarv Richard K.
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Or. and Mn . R. Stephen Jcnninas.
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Mary and Javier Ruiz. Fountain
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Bfomle).
Huntinaton Beach, airl
Mr. and Mrs. Ran~all I. Cox. Irvine.
boy Mar'lt 13
Mr. ~nd Mrs. Richard Alan Fisler.
Huntington Beach, boy
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Minion Viejo. boy
Mardi 11
Renee and Stephen Schetne. Laauna
Ni1~t. boy
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Mardi I
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Roben$. Irvine.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Bufc. Costa
Mesa. boy
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Mr. and Mn. Jeffrey Farber. Irvine.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Thornton.
Fountain Valley. airl
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ridenour.
Laguna N1auel. boy
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Mr and Mrs Jostph Healy. Lquna
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Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Yount IV.
South Laauna. bo>
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dolan. Ncwpon
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Mesa. airl
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Kay and Vincent Montoya. Hunt·
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Patrizia and Kenneth , Caldwell,
Huntington Beach, boy
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Fountain Valley. airl
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esigners have put children'sclothingout front with a new
forward look. · •
That look is fa shionable. yet very comfo rtable an<j do ne with the highly desirable
fabric -cotton.
The look for the younger set is no longer ordinary, traditional or preppy. The "Easter
parade" will find youngsters marchingalor.g with older teen siblings and parents to a
fashionable beat.
,Presses. for example. are high-styled and beautffally feminine with accen~so
embroidery af t~e neckli~e or finished with ~?l!tiful collars. Puffed sleev~s. sati rims.
. sashes and detailed hemlines add to the femininity. t. -
.. The spring fashions with their detailing still have great simplicity in beauty." said
' 'eea Hamill, owner of Petite Marche.
, Fashion awareness has no age limits, and according to Hamill. shoe are being
bought to match the dresses in color for a coordinated fashionable look. "The children
love it." .
The casual look for girls and boys is ~lso well styled. sharp and updated. Bright,
dramatic and bold shades are bein~ shown for both. The oversized shirts and jackets
coordinate with a variety of styles in pants of cotton, fleece and canvas for play time.
For boys there are loose. boxy jackets
fora mannish look. "The fathers seem to
like t~ for their sons because &hey are
the things they like to wear. commented
Hamill.
Infants are no lonaer kept in terry
steepen. A multitude of choices-are
offered for the newborn -from cotton playweartolovclydes~knitsand
even to high-styled ski outfits. she addea.
Christian Dior, Yves St. Laurent,
Calvin Klein, Perry Ellis. Valentino and
other designers have children very much
in mind and they now design for the
• entire family. It has been estimated that more than
IS million 3-to 13-year-old girls will be
heading beck toschoo!is fall. Looking
ahead. as retailers do. ill says for fall.
plaids will be very stro · n cotton al\d
taffctasalona with paisleys and tweeds.
Red. bl.ck and whtte will bc.llrona ~olors.
"You will see more over-sized shins
and jackets ... stirrup pants .•. even girl's
dreanwithseouin,. There's a new look
•out ttM!re fork ids."
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elena Scott and Carroll Stella, two am-
bitious.and style<onscious young women who are the creato
of the .. Sarah Kent" label for girls. got their stan four years ag
in Costa Mesa. ·' ·
Having traveled extensively through Europe. the two
were continually aware of children's fa shion they observed
during these trips.
They noticed that European parents seemed to have gjv
a.areatdcal of thought in selecting clothes fortheirchildreQ
·and cin(ssed them very well.
European designers had not neglected the ·
c hildren's field of clothing and had put great
e mphasis into design and material.
A country European look not fo und here wa
their goal. Their look was to be a depanure from
the sweet "Shirley Temple .. dress and the very
classic traditional look. -,
They wanted small French prints for beauty
and I 00 percent cotton forcomfo n . Since
imported cotton was so expensive. thechallenae
was to find through research the very best cotton
fabric plus design in fabric to keep the dresses
moderately priced. Primanl} high grade Ameri-
can cotton is used forthe1r dre sc s priced from
$38 to$53 in sizes ranging fro m 12 months to 14
years.
The ir aim. also. was to design dresses they
thought American mothers would love to buy fi
their daughters. The finished products were
feminine. well-made garment in soft prints to
accentuate young faces and figures.
Thrccofthe results are wom in thccolor
photo by Kristin. 13. Julie. I 0. and Kara. 6.
daughters of Beverly and Carl Willgeroth of
Coro na del Mar who attend Harbor Day School.
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Kohl for 1hc
eyes. oils fonhcskin •
and a ltule lead-filled
powder for the face ...
Yearsaao
women had few
l)f'Oduc1s for 1hc1r
btau1yrou1int. bua
the containtrs Wert
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Oil w11con11incd in intrkalt'ly sha~ holden
tlaboraiclycarved from ivory and onyx with trim and
holdin1chain1ofbrassor in fancy metal animal shapes.
Otherrontaincrswett madcofebony.111rwood and
rostwood. bronzt'. told and si lver. ·~
Martlyn Millin. whosays-W-spMt ~
years mearchin1 the history of perfume before developing
her Pheromone ft'aarance. has a collection of these antique 1reasornwtrtch shtdrsptlye-diasr~ck at I. M'lgnin·s · -·
Cos1aMesa.
··Look at this cosmetic holder." she said. pointing out
a fish -shaped container tha t opened horizontally to reveal
se>ecc for 1 tems on two layers. On top was a carved peacock
and~oda. -
M1gl in says she accumulated the treasures through her
search fora fraarancc forhercosmeticclientcle on the East
Coast.
··1 wanted a fragrance that would be different ...
something special. Fir t. I talked toa New York perfumer.
He offered me several scents and asked that I tell what I
liked and he would mix them for me. That wasn'1a1 all
what I had in mind:· ...
Next. she went 10 France where practically the same
thing occurred. "I'm sure 1he French pt'.rfumerthough1 who is this lady from Chicago who thinks she kn ows so
much."
StiH dctcrrnlncd to be involved in her own creation.
M iglin says she researched 1he history of fragrance which
eventually led her to Egypt.
Marilyn MllJlln collecta theae l•ory, allver,
a&•1 wood, onyx and bra H treaaurea from
Delly ............ ., L• ,.,_
India, China and Kaahmlr that once con-
tained woman'• beauty prepuatlona.
Later worl..1ng \\ llh a New York .. nose" and the 'our ankles and curves ot your calveL. incredibly
ancient formulas. Phcromonct·amc 10 ltfe With more than effcc11ve~he1]JOU cross your legs. Move upwardly 10 the
179 rare (and cost I}) 1 ngfl·d1cnt!>. such asja~mine flowers inner thigh afea. 1he warmest pJace on th e body. the
that bloom only at night and hav(' 10 be p1ckl'd at daybreak-: waistline. center bust area. the wrists and the nm of the
orange blossom from a tree that must be more than 12 car:·
years old (I 0.000 pounds of blossoms equal one pound oil) Hcr .. laycring·· method is: fi rst. bathing gel (an
and Tonka extract from VencLuela. barks. wild grasses. improvement overt he goal's milk baths indulged in by
ere. -Nero's wife). then come bath and body oil followed by Phl'rl'monc perfume sells for $300 an ounce and the Gold Dust powder with moisture lotion. cologne ($25) and ~ fragra ncl' 1s included in herentire collection. touches of perfume over that. (Cleopatra and all of the
"'You create your own world of fragrance b}' the way beauties of yesteryear never had it so good.) you appl~ the prod ucts." said M1glin. "Never appl} . . .
l.aYeDder ud plak Dowen wltll 1ellow
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There. she says. she found that ancient jars that had
been u~eanhed, still retained a fragran ce. She discovered
that rooms of temples which housed oils and unguent s for
~iests and royalty (onl th could afford such luxuries>
fragrance behind the car. It interferes w11h that Ii Hie A former model. the tall. v1vac1ous M1gl!n travels
fem imnr a.land that cmlls llS own pheromeAes (yowrnwn-aoow~ . with hertreasures. and talks wtth-wnon-ntl'f'C""tt---
chem ical secretions that produce spcci ftcresponses in about her fragrance that she says was created forthe
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-1lar trim repeata on Dae andenllp beaa and teflnee tlae wUatllne with a ... b.
ad perfume recipes etc On"Stone walls.
With the help of an Egyptologist, thc writings were
translated to reveal the ingredients.
other 1nd1' 1duals). woman wh o makes life an adventure. Her makeup line
'"Stnrt "1th the soles of} our feel moving upward to should be on the West Coast next year.
RARAHKENT ..• tio.Da1
• Scott and Stella introduced their designs at the
_· Expertstc>Judge Gollegetu~Ds 18at gala
.. 'Living Spaces' ~oml·25o areexpcc1eda11heR1t1·Car1tonwednest ifornia Mart showroom in Los Angeles. At first their
theswereonlysold in California. but now from "Sarah
nt"s" Los Angeles factory. fashions go across the nation f> better department storeund fi ner specialty shops.
nw.ottt.eOrengeeo.t'aleedtno experts In daye,·en1ng tocelebra1e1he 18th ann1 ... ersa11 of
interior .9nd atslOr dlllgn wttt Judge the Dally Saddlcback College. Thesponsonng Foundation Board
Pllot'I "• ....._ lpecee" conteet. of Director!>" ill be joined b} leaders ofbusiness.
ua;c;·~ of Uoyd'I Nunety, Bar~Von industr~. governmenlandcivicgroupsas they mark the ~of Von Hem.rt lnWlorl, 9nd C~ B. growth an<l serviccofthc collegesinceitscrea11onb> the
~-----~of luro-AmslcM Kltchena will Mlect thf voters in 196 7. • • • entrlel IUbmltted by PHot readers. MEETINGS: Laguna Beach branch of National
• ED conlllteof one or more photoa of a Lcagut·of ·\mcrican Pen Women will meet at 10:30a.m.
• ROBINSON 'S: Spring swimwear by Sassafras. Cole. fllvortte IPOl In~ ll'OUnd the hQme. Categories for Monda~ at Circa1 American Savings. 2600cean Ave ..
·ea rely legal and Daffy will be showcased 11 a.m. ....,...,. •If >WAY, IMnG room, family room/den, Laguna Beach w1th1he spotlight unartrstmembcrs-. The
Thursday at the Newport Beach store. klloftln, ll1droom, pmto, dining room, game room, -group'' ope n 10 writers. artists and mus1c1ans. More
• • • pootl .......... den Md one wtde opeo inform ation: 499-3412. . SHOWS: Tuesday Club of Newport Harbor will ~ Cll ld "nw your own " -
ponsor a fash ion luncheon at noon Monday at the . WIRnlng entr ... In .-i C.= wtU be Pa11enn· Wngh1ch11p~e~. Daughtersofthc .\mcrican
PNreowvpot"denr.aMsha1ff0inost.t. Estelle Allerdalc of Corona del Mar will ==~_....... t.u ...._ '"'-i1y ~ -~ tur-In a ., ___ ...,.._ .,,, .... ..,.. ,..""' •"' .u Revolu11on . '' 111 lunch at 11 :30a.m. Tuesday in tht·
Reservations for Ebell Cl ub of Newport Beach's April· wtlon to be publl9hed AprH 25. Mari ne Room ofl lotcl Laguna. Laurie Musso, s1a1c
25 style luncheon a1 Mesa Verde Country Club may be TM thNe b99t entrlea overaff wttl receive gift historian.\' 111 lx· <,pcaker.
made by calling 611yn Nielse n. 548-6888. or Marie Cray. cerlltlcatel from Aoger1 Gardena worth S300, $200 Blanche Lowe\\ ill open her Dana Point home
548-4759. , ~ 1100. Entri91 muet be po1tmatked by Aprll 10. Wednc'>da~ for a 12:30 p.m. dc~sen planned b~ Laguna
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Muncy's topic. More information: 494-7207.
~ Dr. Norman Freestone, who has had a distinguished
ca reer in the field of speech at Occidental College. will
have ··Shariat Hall. Arizona Pioneer" as his topic when
he addresses the Laguna Beach branch of American
Association ofUni verslty Women at 9:30a.m. Thursday
in the Neighborhood Congregational Church. Women
grads'of accredited colleges and universities may call
Jane Berry,499-5 151. orRatllSelden, 855-9859. • • • CORRECTION: On last Sunday's Style cover Lori
Warm ington was pictured in thecounyard ofhcl' Engl.fs-h
Manor Lido Isle home. In the story she was incorrectly
identified as the wife of Jim Warmington. Lori is married
to Robert Wa rmington and it is their home that will be
feat ured April 17 on the Designs for Dining rour planned
byC'HOCsC1nderella Guild. We regret them1xup ot
names. The co1or picture of the Warm ington dining room
was a teven Georges photograph courtesy of the guild
and Lee Pa yne of the Daily Pilot staff photographed the
court} ard and li ving room.
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visit the Easter Bunny at
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Spyglass·aelebrates .
club's anniversary
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Ten years ago some women
gathered at the Spyglass Hill home
of Paula B11tlaan1e to form a social
club where nei$hbors could meet.
The beautification of the area was
one goal and the ~roup took on the
name Spy,lass Hall Garden Cl ub.
Gard en ing lessons led to othl!r
study topics -art, jewelry. make-
jp, hats. furniture. fashions col
and packing fo r travel.
A number of those women are
still affiliated with the cl ub and they
were again entertained by Pa ula
(a nd husband Jerry Bastlaanse) as
they celebrated the 10th an-
ni versary. (The etting was different
... the hosts have a new home in
Harbor Ridge.)
During the social hour Lalk turned
to impend ing travels for many who
can put the packing program to good
use ... Jim and Marlene Frisbie, a
former president. will travel to
China: Rlcllard and Carmen Kratz
to Japan: David and Susaa Ka1noff
to Israel to visi t daughter Lisa at
school there: Carl and Diana Ensley
will cruise the Cari bbean with
daughters and Jeff and Sharon
Pence arc taking the family to Vai l
for ski ing.
Social chairpersons Lil Carney
and Palfi Scott selected the menu
wi th Paula's help from the (uis1ne
Cu1s1ne offerings. After hors
d'oeuvres. guests descended th e
staircase for dinner in the spacious
en tertainment center ... chicken
Dijon and pasta primavera. but
accord ing to Glenn and Mary
Layton th e piece de resistance was
the sinfull y delicious triple choc-
olate decadent cake.
All the while members were
reminiscing and responding to
President Pat Beaucbamp'1 toast.
the music of Ray Mo1bay f.lled the
f
spnng bouquets arranged w11h little
sheets of music. 81rthda) cake: >\ fo ur-layer sheet
cake ~•th a picture of Bach 1n relief
and number 300 ... Happy 81rth-
da) ·· was played 1n the style of
··Jesu. Joy of Man's Desirin$" and
instead of si nging the trad11ional
song. the Bachophiles sang a Bach
chorale.
A.mong those pa ying tribute were
Maurice Allard. who talked about
tiis 'relationship with Bach : Donna
Bunce, Chuck McCune (with Sandy).
Lorraine Lippold, Dr. Dorothy Ray,.
Jane Grier, Dave Warble and Linda
Thornton, daughter of the hostess.
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"One of our best turn outs:· said Th e chapter house of Assistance
Betty Manosat the annual dinner of League of Huntington Beach was
Wand (Women's Auxiliary of New blooming with spring nowers as
Directions) held at the Westin members hosted a visit fro m the
South Coast Plaza-, Standard Team of National As-
.. We've seen lot of growth in the sistance League. Marsha Johnston,
last two years and it's rewarding that president. welcomed Lark Allen,
we've touched so many lives with Jean Lucas and Jan Nix, \'ice
New Directi ons ... added the outgo-president.
1ng president. "It's been two won-Board members Phyllis Her)'el,
derful years for me." Dottie McKinney, Margaret
For those wonderful years and her Carlson, Judy Watt, Olive
dedication. Manos was prese nted a McCullough, Nancy Bloomfield,
gold pendant wi th two diamonds in Carol Burgener, Helen Morrison,
recogni tion of her successful fund-Betty Pbillip1, Jeanette Silk and
ra ising($32.000 was been gi ven this Diane Young gave repons. After
past year to ND. a facility in Costa lunch. arranged by Pat Carman,
Mesa for wome n recovering from Patty Wheeler and Virginia
chemical dcpendenci~s). Whipple, came a Thrift Shop tour.
lncomlnl( preeldent Cla ire Colline look• forward to new
year with Sally Burget and Lynne Kite, ND a d mtnlatrator.
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Experience rhe Mend1en ar 1c unday be t
Becau!>e Sunday 1 the d av we put on our
whne glove!!. ro serve vou a magnificent buffer
brunch char include such delicac1e' a'
caviar. ovscer-. and almon And fabulouo; des,err
like whne chocolare mous e cake and cre pe:. .,u;:eue
A-. you dine. we alsn -.e rve
up a genero u:. 1de order of live enrertamment
The \\Ihm· Glove Brunch An Amen an rradmon
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Lee) and other noral tributes were
presented to Billie Kunold, who
acted as volunteer manager of
WAND's thrift shop, and Jean
Conroy, current manager. Twent y
other members also were re-
cognized for donating time.
During the social hour II was
reunion time .:. two ND fou nders
Pam Wiider (past pre~1dcnt of ND
and WA ND) and Muriel Zink had
the opportunity to chat with past
WAND presidents. Elaine
Voorllee1 and Pat Sauer with hus-
band BUI.
Also. new WAND officers Claire
Collins, president: Owea Gordon
(with husband Al). C. J. Slrota,
Marty JollHoa and Rita Montgom·
ery saw outgoing board. Betty
Dilday (with Jerry). Valerie
Hosford (with Steve). Patti Steele
and Cbrl1tina Stanley, who was
chairman for the evening. •
Barbara and Hal Mill• (he's on
ND board) wcrLJhctc-ak>n&-WJtn
past president SH Scllaar and
current member Leslie Colla who
accepted WAND'sf.h ec k on behalf
President Jim Nico . • • • "I could n't lei it go by without a
celebration." said Nancy Thornton
of Jo~aan Sebastian Baell'• 300th
·birthday.
She's till in the prOCC'\S of actttna
Kttlcd 1n hct new Newpon Bea<-h
home. )'Ct the pany came off on the
exact b1nhdate.
Thornton. who was a music
student for 17 years. invited 30
other Blchophiles fer dinner.
The evening bcaah with Cicrman
w1ncand knackwurst pate and "'h1lc
1ucsts dined on the tented patio.
chairs wer• t up · n&ide for ah(
rtcual hy p1an1sts SaMy McCne
and Mar .. ry Elletemtre-JOHt
and Snu rrtn, ll uu t. ••
The pan). albc11 a \Cr \J)Cc1al
occasion. had the u~ual trapp1n1 of
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Tiit world premiere ofa new play
a local author. 'he ~prite of a
-~i==~comedy and the ~vi val ofa ' 'on-era drama make up the ne thntrical menu to bt in-
lletd by Oranac County com-
it 1~a1m 1hi1 week.
author , __ __...,,
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Tna
lbr a ~ run at tbe Cartmell directs the drama. wh1th
Playhouw. Sharina aJso features Doualas Stauter, Gary ~I Friday will bt Weisabrol, Larry Allen. Don Evana,
,...IY•T"at the Irvine Ball Malkin. ""Ree'"MiChuls, Wendy
munity Theater and "Of~ Wwnn and Randy Wintory .
.._"at the Gem Theater. Pcrformanc" will be giverl
~ for playwriJht Robens. "Reflcc-Wednesdays through Sa!urdays at 8
\IC)ns"isherthardshowtobcstagedat p.m. and Sundays at 7,30 i h.rou&h
h Moulton, which atso produced Ma y 4 a' 'he Gem. 12852 Mat"! Si ..
hcr"Match Point.'' "Dead Heat" and Garden Grove. Rescrvu1ons
"Shadow Play." The new play is hec_ 636-72 13. . .
first full-len1th endeavor. however. ~hree o'~cr pr<?<tuct1ons nns down
• The 5,0ry focuses on 8 middle-aged the~r cunams this weekend, mclud-
couple (played by Jim Ryan and mg: .. ,, Jacquie Moffett) and their battles -Seit Water MOH on the Sec-
wi'h their "inner selves" (ponrayed ond Stage of South C:oast Repenory.
by Ashley Carr and Lisa Surenc). 655 Town Center Drive. Costa ":1*
Joan McGillis is directing the (957-4033). Tuesday through Fnday
teriocomedy. at 8:30, Saturday at 3 and 8:30 and
Performances wi ll be given Sun~~Y at 3 and 8 p.m. ,,
Wednesday through Sa turday only at -~ce U~• a Mattress at the
I p.m. in the' Moulton. 606 La$una Cu~m Call Dinner Theater, 690 El
Canyon Road, Laguna Beac h. Ticket Camino Real, Tustin (838-1 5~0).
information is ava1·1able at 494-0743. Tue~ay_ through Sunday at varying curtain limes. t
"Norman. Is That You?" is 1he
Sam Bobrick-Ron Clark comedy
bout a man who learns in the same
,_...._-lll!_..tt'11rrhis-wifc-haS'"T'OlrofT wi th h'is
thcr and that his son is a homosex-
ual. Malcolm Silver. Mi chael
:Thomas. Mark Honaker. Laurie
Lambcn and Kitty Karp are featured
in'thc Irvine show. directed by Beth
Titus.
The play will be staged Fridays and
Saturdays 'hrough March 27 at 8 p.m.
with matinees March 14 and 21 at 2
p.m. in the auditorium ofTunle Rock
Community Park. on Sunnyhill Road
off Tunic Rock Drive in Irvine.
-Reservations 857-5496.
, Thf' .John Steinbeck classic ""'
!Mice and Men" stars Tim Blough and
;!im Boeke as two itinerant farm-
ihands in th e Salinas Valle y of
:California in the late 1930s. Dan I 1----------------------------
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Playhoue thl• week for a apeelal foar-
perfonnance eqacement.
'Night
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to stay
LOS ANGELES (AP) -C~ has
~newed its latc-niaht oriJinal drama.
"Niaht Heat." after. the f'.'Ctwork'•
Thursday niaht raunp increased
sianifkantly fOllowint 111 debut last
month. 1
"The ratings have gone uP. a great
deal for Thursday late-night,' Oeorae
Bem,sen. CRS vice president for
feature filmsand late-night prottamt,
said.
Bcrntscn-aaid he-did ~
figures but the Nielsen Yatings for the
one-hour police' show had gone up
each week for the past three weeks.
CBS has ordered seven more
cpisodespf"Night Heat." which stars
Seo Hylands and Jeff Wincott as detec,ives and Allan Royal as a
newspaper columnist who tells their
story. The first network order was for
six episodes. The ne,work has ordered the ori1·
inal dramas as a means offightina t~e
·ratings superiorit y of Johnny Carson
and NBC"s "Tonight Show." CBS
continues to telecast reru ns of past
series during late-night on Monday,
TfJe day. Wednesday and Friday.
Phil Collins leading_ sin Jes an.d L-P-charts
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NEW YORK -The two charac·
ters In "Tht La undromat.'' Monday
at 10 p.m. on HBO, 10 throuah .omc
bnvy emotional cyc les.
Metaphorically speakina, they're put
through tht wr1n1cr: tears in the
wash. bitterness an the rinse and
confusion in the spin scttina before
they can sort some of it out in the
dryer. ·
The hour-long drama. sta rrina
Carol Burnett and Amy Madipn and
directed by Robert Altman, is the
kind of intensely involving play that
the commercial ctworkr are-n'
touching today.
"You mean we could do this
without a car chase or a laugh track? ..
was Altman's reaction when he was
asked to take an original play by
Puli tzer Prize-winner Marsha Nor-
man(" ·~i,ht Mother") and put it on
pay telev1s1on.
I
So AP SuMMAR v
Ifs a bittersweet ~ about lone-
lmtt1 -its many ronm. its univer-
sality. but. ultimaactl'.. its sinaular
pain. The prosram will be repeated
four t1mn this month.
In ''The Laundromat." two women
wh.o.,WOU!dn'l..IQ_boo to each other
o utsade are forced to connect and
evtntually help each other while
they're-prisoners of their own dirty
laundry: they can't leave until their
clothes dry ..
It's 3 a.m. in a desolalt. dirty
laundromat. The attendant is sleep.
ina. Tacky neon. Bluesy music. We're
talking all-niaht d~.
Alberta \Burnett) amves from
another section of town wilh her
neatly folded dirty clothes in a basket
-her washer is on the fri tz. She
wants to deposit her quarters. hide
her life in a magazine and 10 home to
her solitude before anyone can r()(k it.
But Deedee(Madipn from "Places
in the Hean") won t let her alone.
You know the tyl)f. Brash. talkau vc, \wcetM$s insick
Occdtt won·t let society's conven-"It was an easy cho1« 10 do this,"
t1ons keep down her ups and downs. Madipn saad. "There aren't a loc of
Her bundat 1s wrapped in a shirt. he pans written for wome n unletl Y°'*'re
wants to be here. at least more than a junkie or 1 post1tute."
she wants to be in her Sttdy apart-Burnett .said she felt 1_.k1nsh1p wuh mtm-acr~~tint-for-Mf' er uP.C~l"charactcr 6ecauae ihe s philindcrina husband. · i w. .... 1 she That's her story. She wears it on her been "a tthn stu11e1 s nee was a kid. soiled sleeve, and~he won't rest untit She said th is role helped open her
Alberta spills her auts;too. How dare emotions. and so has a book she's this uptown lady be so sad on the h h inside yet control it so well? Through writing. It's an open letter to er t ree · 1 daughters about the love-halt rcla· their clashina personaht cs. they tionship she had with her mother and
come to some understandings. The grandmother. She said the book laundry .will~ dia)I againb.~IJL~a~s,.._.th,_..,,....., '--i...-r. " d ;;;a ads say. their lives may be brighter u d ""' puuiisne nelh year.
and bolder. Burnett said she jumped at the role
Madigan is simply superb. The of Alberta and the chance to have ro_
younaactrcss. who is married to actor days filming in Paris. where tman
Ed Harris of"11he Right StutT." takes was livina and where he insisted the
this rough-and-tumble character and. production be done. Miss Burnett
through a variety of oflbcat ex-bad worked for Altman in "A Wcd-
presslons and movements. demands ding" and "Health." which was never
viewers take notice and recognize the released.
.I
.
WillpillowtalkendGwen 's 'Days?' Another fine mess
for Laur el and Ha~d
By L VNOA HIRSCH Desmond. causing Trey to Stan invest1&at·
ing Zed. Zed recalls si11in& in Jail as
ALL MY CHILDREN: Palmer's relief teenager. Julie concerned when she learns
that Daisy has mana&ed to gel com prom is-Tyler took gun on out-of-town trip. Jarrell
Ina photos of Nina away from Zach is rcjcc1s Thomas' suggestion he 10 to
shon-livcd when Zach claim~ he has Europe for experimental su1gery which
neaatives'.'"l>onna feeling 1u11ty because could reverse his pa ralysis. When Trey
she gave Zach cntrce into Pinc Valley., pah~a~r:Ch~duled visit 10 Scotty. Kelly
-----,tnl'tetf. Trapped 1n-Ra •e11swood t~-CI"'"", --lht*ll m ts. Sam maktUWAI Watly-wiM
Brooke and Mark manage to escape. pool game. Myrna respects Frankie when
Meanwhile. plans to kidnap Laura arc 'ihc rcvt'als her 1den11ty.
stymied when Tom takes lhc child to • • •
Wisconsin. Tad stunned when Hillary tells DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Deciding he
him she plans 10 wed Bob 111 spring break. must II') and make his mam31t' to Ive)
Joe tells the 1en111nall) 111 Bob to seek work. Pete tells Melissa &oodbye. Aware
treatment for his blood ailment. Andrew Kimberly was once Han's call girl.
tells Cynthia he'll sell his s1ock so she can Marlcna refuses 10 reveal his unsavory
plly Zach the money he wants to keq)qu1e1 past. e\en to help gel herself ofT hook for
about her l'C('ent ni&ht oflovcmaking with Stephano's ~th. Anna deh&hted when
Rbss. haring platonic date w11h Benn). Nicky treats her like real pnnccss. Nicky
Donna turns down his mamage proposal. asks Anna to design clothes for lhe royal
Catehin& Yvonne and Jesse kming. family. Boand Hope's elopement h1tssnag
Euaenc uses information 10 extend his stay whe n their car brt'aks down and the duo ~th Jesse and An1Uc. • dec1dc to review elopement as lhey h11ch
f • • nde to New Orleans. Aware Gwer1 heard ANOTHER WORLD: Cass tricks Rachel him mumble in his sleep that he killed
into recommending Dec for dcbutantc Megan. Larry poisons her coffee. Reahz·
ball. When Kathleen spots Dec kissing mg Gwen near death. Larry calls am .. Cass. she tossc~ Cass out of house and bulance.
considers resigning from Winthrop Pub-• • •
llshing. Collccung insuran-ce money for GENERAL HOSPITAL: Fchc1a refuses
Tall Boys restaurant. Felicia considers to return home with her grandmother and
buying new eatery for Grant 10 run. hopes she can patch things up with Frisco.
Dfscovenng Catlin ~wife still ahvc. Peter An unsuspecting Am y reveals to reponcr
unable to gel message to Bay City as Catlin Tony's condition improvina. When the
and Sally fina ll> say "I do:· new~ makes front-page headlines in Pon
Charles newspaper. Slater decides to make
AS THE WORLD TURNS: When Dust~ sure Tony doesn't recover. Slater make
cenain hordes of< s1udcnt\ suffer food spots her km1ng Bnan. Barbara lell the poisoning and arc ship~ ofT to General bo)' Gunnar " dead. Diana upset when If IT ,. __ _, Lisa inform~ her Kirk suspected of taking Hospital. Slater passes imsc o as •vuu
monc) from compan) \llfc. Leaming poisoning "1ct1m in order to p in access to
about casino at Diana's restaurant. Lisa hospital. Cclla furious when ~he learns
insists she be told what's go1n& on Jimmy Lee owns an gallery. Jimmy Lee
LeamiJll that Maggie 15 working under· bu)S excellent review from cnue ror her
cover for feds. Frank convinces her 10 ti') an work but 1s later told Celia's work so ~ood II would win kudo• on its own. and qu11. John and Lucinda arc at " logerhcads when both vie for vacated scat org1ving Ji mm) Ltt for not telhn& her he
on ho~ital a.oard. John wanis treatment owns pllcry. Ceha cannot help but on« again feel SCllual tension belwecn the two fo r in igent w-h1k Lucinda ·wan1s vcr} of them. Rick and Monica recall former
fancy 5('('110n for the very wealthy. Finally affair. Ginn~ almost succumbs to Derck·s &Citing doctors 10 tcsl Stc"c's I. V. for .
poison. Bel'>' stunnL-d when tes1s arc passes. • • •
neaauve. Disguised as Kate. Betsy tells GUIDING LIGHT: A hate-filled Kyle
Russ 8cb) ncver loved him. When Craig refuses 10 have anything to do w11h has
thinks he has spotted Sierra. Betsy insists mother. Miss Sally. Stuck in storm with
it's an old ~hool chum. Sierra and only one bed. Kyle and Reva forced 10
L uc1nda get glimpse of one another but sleep together. When Kyle calls Reva·s
don't recognize each other mother scrubwoman. she retaliates by
• • • CAPITOL: When Sen. Uiwrencc asks
her out Charily dcchm.~. as hc·s married
10 her bCst friend. Maggie accidentally lets
slip to Trc) thal Zed'~ real name 1s J immy
calling his mother a whore. Maureen's
fertility test shows she is able to berome
pregnant Leaming Claire pregnant.
Fletcher less than thrilled. Rick picks up
girl for one-night stand. Kalle rcJCCIS
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loves him as friend. Floyd and Beth-decade
10 'break into India's house and look for
tape. Warren secretly working for Alex. • • • LOVING: Kcllh saves an unconscious
Steve from carbon monollide fumes. Linc
warns Dane that Alden stock be11cr rise or.
both Dane and Ann arc out of jobs. While
Ava 1s 1ry1n& to win Ann's aceeptance.
Jack and Stacy canno1 deny their attrac·
lion for one another. Dane names Gwyn
vice president in charge of marketing and
advenis1ng.. When Jack 1ums down
Dane'sJOb offer. Ava and Dane plan to get
Jack to aC<"ept JOb. Ldming Billy has cut
her oITw11hout a cent and plans to marry
after qu1ck1e divorce. Rita Mae allows
Tony to mou• 1n w11h her. 1 •••
• • • SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Sailor
moves in with Liza. T.R's try at bringing
LiLB and Lloyd closer te>ðer once apin
causes an arfument between the duo about
T.R.'s upbn ngin&. When Jonah becomes
seriously 111. Su1i li&h1s her fear ofleaving
1hc houK and rushes to hosp11al. But when
Ca1n9 only secmsconcerne~ about Suzi's
weU-6Cina, she-qucs11ons his fc""eri1i\TI-fnr-
Jonah. Stephanie fumes when Wendy 1ocs
on air and &ives v1c10u!i repon about Suzi. . . .
ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Vicki 1hinks Tina
forged le11er from Victor naming Tina as
h1sdaughtcr V1ck1 hasflashbackofV1c1or
in bed with her best friend Irene. After
Clint lea ves house. V1ck1 dons bright red
wag and becomes N1ck1 Smith. Nickl
heads for bar she once frequented and
learns Harry now company president.
Listening 10 Victor's last tape. Dorian
learns he planned to leave her with only a
dollar so she would leave marriage as she
entered II ·poor. Dorian tells Herb a friend
of hers has problem about husband
d1sinhenting her and he tells her it's
impossible for husband to do that. Donan
admi1s she's fall ing in love with Harry. Joy
hurt when she learns her talent as model
lies in her hair. not her face. Didi and Bo's
reconc1hation shon-lived when Vene1ian
wa1fhc mel comes 10 Llanv1cw. Asa tells
Beck) he'll ~o after CU!1ody or Drew. Aida
orders David 10 brintt Jenn to sta11on.
YOUNG AND THE RES~: Victor
returns to diner and secures Ashley's
freedom . When Ashle) asks Victor 1fthcy
were once lovers. he v.on't ans~er. but she._
agrees to ret urn w11h him to Genoa C11y.
Jack displeased when V1ctorbecomes hero
by sav1n1 Ashley A gun-1ot1ng Dina J<>n
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pohce he was holding gun when II THE HEAT IS QNI U!-~ ~~--' : accidentally went ofT. Paul tells Lauren he
wants to stan a family. Lauren lyin&Jy tells
P11.1I she stayed home one evening when
she really went out on the 1ow.n wit~ ~an.
Danny gi ves Alana co(lstrucuve cnuc1sm
on her songwr111ng. Scan takes Lauren. to
psychic who tells her Paul ncgauve
influence on her hfe.
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RYAN'S HOPE: Siobhan and Mu's
lund tango at masked ball shocks Maevc
and Johnn). When Roger insults Maggie.
Dave punches him out. Sensing M8"Je
intereslcd 1n lifestyle Tiger can provide.
Dave storms out. Spo111ng Jackie dressed
a!i m)-stery woman. Ma' pullsofTh1s mask
and disappears. Leaming of' Max·s disap-
pearance. his mother Chan1elle heads for
New York. Chantelle tells Jackie her
cos1umc was JUSt like the one Max's late
WJfe onrc wore. Max shows up on
Siobhan's dool'step. • • •
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~mall newspaper and run 11. Mason hopes
to regain his finances b)' becoming
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By MJCHA&L KUatWAAA Saka. 11 that time b11kin1 in the u.,_...., aJow of the Broadway hit "Enter
NEW YORK -Direaor Gene lauahina." which he directed. saw
Saks first met Neil Simon more than thtJ>!ay. decided what was wrona and
20 years 110 w en f\e was askidlo ID -now It could bt fiied.
down to the Bucks County Playhouse "I 101 to meet Simon in a rc_staurant
in New Hope. Pa .. and lake a kiok 1& 1 after &he show.'' he recalls. "People
new comedy Simon w11 worltina on were eonaratuJatlna him. The show
at the famed summer theater. was a huae success. He couldn't have
Friendly rival•
Linda E•ans (left) and Joan .Colll.na ha•e no loYe loet on
"Dynuty, .. bat they're happy to aha.re a People'• Choice
Award. They tied for top honors u the fana' fa~orlte female
performer.
cared !tu what 1 thouaht at that point to appear ~s vcryordan~ry people who
because everybody had heard the have noth1n1 wrona with u1. Actually
pt<>ple lauahina." we probably art both qwte craiy but
The stars wert two newcomers. C'over it u~ very well." ·
Elizabtth Ashley and Robert Red· •·Saks dad not stan out to be · a
ford. The director was a lanky. fair· director. The son of a lhoc whole-
hairtd comic by the name of Mike saler. he was born in New York.
Nichols. And 1hc play was .. Barefoot 'r1du11ed from Cornell University in
in 1hc Park." 1he second of Simon's 943. and wen1 s1raiah1 in10 mid·
btockbutterlJroadwty comedies. shipmen's -.cltoot-at ot Bll'M
It was not an auspiC'ious bejinnina durina the hottest days of World War
for the playwriaht and the darec1or. II . Ensian Saks ended up on the
Their carters didn't really connec1 ~ches of Normandy durlna the D·
until 1967 when Saks was asked to Day invasion.
direct the film version of"Barefoot" "I 101 out of the service In 1946 and
which starred Redford and Jane went to the Dramatic Workshop 11
Fonda. Since then. Simon's plays and the New School to study actina." he
films have been a steady source of says. "At that time. there were huae
employment fot-Saks. and l.98S wa-vc1-0fGl1 unleashed on-Amer' .
should bt a banner year for the two -especially New York. with rights to
collaborators. tne GI 8111." Their seventh association. "Biloxi • It was a long. lean period for Saks~
Blues." star:ing Mattllew Broderick who started working in small theaters
and directed by Saks. has just been in Greenwich Village. puuina on
installed at. where else. Broadway's short seasons of plays. usually classics
Neil Simon Theater. Saks is also like "Juno and the Paycock" or
directing a revised. gender-changed Pirandello's "Henry IV."
version of "The Odd Couple." star-He ma med Beatrice Arthur. later
rang Rita Moreno and Sally Struthers to become known as television's
in the roles originated on Broa<!way "Mau<Je" -they have since di vorced
by Walter Matthau and Art Camey. lt -and grad uated to steady jobs as a
arrives on Broadway in June. And replacement actor in long-running
Saks follows that with the movie Broadway hats like "South Pacific."
version of "Brighto n Beach Slowly he worked his wa y into
Memoirs." a still-current Broadway original roles. appearina in such
hit. which begins filming in the fall. successes as "The Tenth Man" and ''Biloxi Blues" continues the "A Shot in the Dark." But critics and
adventures of Eugene Jerome. the audiences first noticed him in 1962 as
gawky young man who was the center Chuckles the chipmunk in Herb
of "Brighton Beach . Memoirs," Gardner's comedy. "A Thousand
Simon's Depression-era memory Clowns."
play. In the new comedy. Eugene is in That led to "Enter Laughing" and
Mississippi at an Army boot camp. his first job directing on Broadway.
Saks sat recently in the library ofhis Now. after his Simon successes and
East Side co-op. its walls covered with . other hits like Bernard Slade's "Same
posters from his shows -tho hits. Time. Next Year" and the musical ··1
like "Mame." as well as the misses. Love My Wife." many people have
ik.c...::Ihc-Suppoi:ting....Ca-st" -and for.go.Ue.n.h.e..acting..ca
photographs from his long career as "My value is in digging into all the
an actor. "' possibilities of a play," he sa ys. ··1f Saks looks like Hollywo-Od's idea of I'm sure gold is there. then I want to
a dirc('tor -distinguished and sport-get it out. I've done plays where there
ing a st ylish white goatee. He talked has been no gold and I ve dug until I
about his long professional refa-buried everybody. including myself.
tionsh1p with Simon. pa1Jsing "My whole training as to make a
thoughtTull~ to describe a man he says scene work. Don't change a line.
"has been 'ouched with .a kind of Don't change the scene. If the
genius" and o explain wh y they work playwri~ht wrote it that way. I'll trust
-~iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiliiiilii~~~~:'.!!~~i!:~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ so well together. his instincts. I'll make it work." lUXLMY rHIMRIS "We seem to be made of the same
Fint T• llltilltt ....... * DRIVE-INS m:;; flesh and bone." says the 63-year-old
HU 12.11 Ulllttl1tnM Saks. "Ourbackgrounds areclose. We ~ •it•.i·][ilua61 seem to ha ve had the same mother. , Simons' to star "OCiiM!,,;IG ;;;i;;,,: And those things are part of your skin
S that you don't shed easi ly." inf eature movie
P•IDAY TMR 1•11 Saks and Simon are thought of as M•TY C•J
Th• N•w Kld1 IRI the typical New Yorkers.even though .LOS ANGELES (A P) -Jameson
Parker and Gerald Mc Raney of TV 's
"Simon & Simon" are starring in a
feat ure film called "Jackals." now in
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Parker plays a policeman and
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Plan would end 1Jan6er,
1Je1p AJDerican farmer•
To the Editor: Churches have enjoyed tax-exam pt
R.ccently. ! s~nt two weeks in status since America was founded.
Eth!opia, mainly m .• camp named It's our turn to render the public a
Bat1., where a ,feeding center a.nd service by buylns thissurplus arain at
hospital have been set up for the 11~.k fair market price. Not only would we
and hunlJ')'. In three weeks, Bata s fulfill our mandate to hehp the poor Population arcw from zero to more d a•A Id than 28,000 people. with 600 to 800 an n~y. but we wou also supPon _new~ple ar:ri vlna every day~ a aovemmcnt that has allowed
But the death rate is just as astound· trorctln RrlJ'OWTmt-nour11h fonfte
in'° Every day, 70 to 80 people arc past 200 years.
dyana from starvation. 1 had ntvcr Secondly. throu~ aovemme~t proarams. the American farmer as
beina paid to allow some land to lie
idle. I recommend that the aovern-
ment give farmers ~rmiss1on to arow l.1 r ff R\
seen so much death and sufferina. My crops on this dormant land and be
fcelinas ~ad never been so shattered. allowed to Jive that grain to the
my emotions so paralyzed. 40.000 hunary people who are dying
But now that I'm back and as J try cverydayfortack-offood. This would
• to assess this human dilemma. one take t~ government out of the th~uaht keeps runnina thro ugh my business of feeding hunary people.
mind: No one should die from without touchinJ the grain the farmer
sta rvation when America has 2'h grows 1iJr profit. and the world's
billion bushels of surplus com and hungry would be fed.
wheat plus many other surplus com-I know every churc h in America rpoditi~.s. will not buy surplus grain. I know
I have a plan whic h, I believe. can every farmer in.America will not grow
alleviate the starvation in Ethiopia; it grain to give away to hungry people.
can help the American farmer· ll wiLI But many will ... if they're gi ven
lighten the load of the A~erican permission to do so by our govcrn-
taxpayer. t-ment. Our present plan HAS NOT
First. I recommend that the worked and IS NOT working. It's
339.000 . Ehurchcs. synagogues and time for a new plan.
!em pies 1~ o~r coun try start purchas-I encourage churches and fa rmers
1ng America s surplus vain and other -and ourgove rnment-1ogi ve thi
surplus f P.ods and begin send ing it to plan a chance.
__ _.....1h ..... e_.starv1ng people alL..acouna.-4nC-----. ..,j.L...· 11.RRY JONES. President
world. FEED THE CHILDREN
I
3rd World needs fewer blrths
To !he Ed itor: .,,.
~mericans can take pride in the
tremendous outpouring of aid to help
feed the starving people in Ethiopia.
Both our government and pri vate
organizations should do c-verything
possible' 10 help alkv1ate a human
tragedy of gigantic proportions.
But we must do even more and seek
a long-term solution to starvat ion and
hunger. This would require our
re,cogn izing that already vastly over-
Populatcd Third World countri..es not
only need to slow down their rapid
population growth. but to halt and
eventuall y reverse tt. if their ci tizens
are to be spared hunger and malnutri-
tion.
Eth1op1a is growing at a rate tha r
will see its population double every
27 )ears. 1f such a rate could be
sustairred for long. Yel. the govern-
ment of Eth1op1a has stated 10 the
United Nations that 11 considers its
current rate of population growth 10
be satisfactor).
The population oft he Third World
countnes is growing bv about 73
mill ion a year. Between i980 and th e
end of the century these countries will
have gr~ b)' abo ut I 6 btllton
people -ri>ughl~ the tlC of total
~-world population a1 the beginning of
this century'
Some fe~ Third .World countries.
including Eth iopia. see no proBfem
with their populatton growth. and.
until they do. there is not much we
can do to help them. Most developing
countries. howe,icr. desperately wa nt
and need far more foreign aid for
population control than the\ arc
currently receiving. ·
Negati ve Popula tion Growth urges
that United States foreign-aid pro-
grams for population assistance be
increased tenfold to $3 billion a )Car
<Stteh an investment could be full )'
j ustified on humanitarian grounds
alone. It could also be justified on
national st:'curil) grounds. Starving
people can only breed polt11cal and
social turmoi l that will c-vcntualh
threa1en United States strategic
interests.
It is clear that fam1h planning
alone is not sufficient to.halt popu-
lation growth. Polls shO'I~ that Third
World couples want. on a' eragc.
from three to si\ children. a number
that would insure rapid population
growth t:'\en '"'ith perfect fa mil\
planning. ·
DONALD M.\NN. PRESIDENT
Negative Population Growth. Inc
'Paparazzi' invites drinking
To the fall1or:
I'm tcrnbh conce rned about the
alcohol situation and our >oung
people. I know the Daily Pilot 1s 100.
and yet there is hardl> a day on the
societ y page that the> don't have
people drinking.
In )'OUr March 11 issue. there arc 13
peo ple w11h glasses 1n their hands and
a lot of these. r m sure. arc parcnts-
or friends of parents-of Junior high
yo uth and teenagers.
I imagine they figure that 1f they arc
the top of our finer people that the
thi ng to do 1s 10 dnnk. Al least you
could have >o ur staff photographer
take p1clures of people w11hou1 a glass
in thei r hand. because I think that
rcall} cncoura~es the young pconJc 10
dri nk. I th ink 11 1s very bad influence
on our }Oung people when we arc
tr>ing so hard. stan ing wi th the third
grade. to kt:'ep them fro m the"' 1ls of
alcohol and d,ru.nk driv ing and all of
that. ,
So if you arc going to takl· pictures
tell them 10 put their glass dO\' n. That
is my opinion and I think maybe 11
could help some people. }oung people
p3rticularly.
MR . EDM lJ D B. Fl H
Costa Mesa
Reagan was rlgb.-tto stay home
To the Editor.
Some folks arc wondering wh y the
president didn'tjump at the chance to
ao to the big funeral in Moscow. They
felt he might get the chance to say a
few pleasant words to the new big
cheese in Moscow. There·~ one thing
that I like about this new guy. though .
f never could reme mber tht' nantcs of
most of the oth ers. If you shorten the,·
name of this one. it comes out M 1 k~
Garboge: th:it I can remember.
Now. Reagan JUSI m ight ha 'c
gotten the chance to put his arms
around his shoulders and sa>.. "Now
Mike. I know that }OU arc buildi ng an
arm y in Central America. I kn ow that
you arc sending them all sorts of
arms. and that you intend to bury us.
But until you reach the Mexican
border. there's no reason wh\ we
can't be the best of friends:· I gucs\
tht' old prcz reall y missed lhat
opportun1t>.
JIM BOLDING
Costa Mesa
Are vanishing boats
stolen or sunken?
Boat th ieve steal 20,000 vcs~ls a
year nationwide. A particular group
or watercraft 1s catcaorizcd as
"substantiQI ships." One of these
vanishes every week. avcraac.
whctfter to distant pon or to the
bottom of the sea nobody know~.
Eye' cun be beautiful. Take uza n-
nc Ple•hcuc·~. But not all eye~. The
horse hoc crab hu nint e)CS -two
baa ov•ls on the ~1de . two little ones
in the middle. and fi vr ll1ht rtttP,tors
underneath. 1 hey arc not btauttful.
The Great Salt l..a.kc:..is up, Upper
than it's been since 1876;-in fact. No
creek drains that one. Its only ou.tlt't 15
the air. Evaporation. And o ver the
\ides at flood staae.
Q. In all of m8Jor league ba~ball .
what' the yearly cost of broken bats'!
. Twenty-sax tea ms each breall.
about SOO bats at S 12 a hat -
SI S6.000.
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WASHINGTON -Conarcssional
investiptors are lookina into w
Possibility that the Energy Depar1·
mc-nt has either covered up or ip\ored
evidence that thousands of worken in
its nuclear-weaponS' plants are ex-
posed 10 serious long-term beahh
hazards.
Concerned me mbers of Consrcss,
1ncl udin' Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio,
arc pushing fo r legislation that would
break the department's monopoly on
regulation of nuclear wastes. en·
v1ronmental gu1dehncs at its facilitieJ.
and studies of health hazards related
--tA-RMt.aat-+en e11 posllre. Ttlc idea i 11bM -
other agencies would be more objec-
uve 1n sctung and enfotcing rqu-
lat1ons in these areas.
Critics_ should beallotved
Rel) 1ng on the Energy Department
for rc$ulating hazardous wastes and.
rad1at1on exposure "1s akjn to askin&
the fo, 10 guard th e cfiicken coop.":
Glenn stated. The department. he
add~. ··has a dubious record in the
area M\)o"1ronmcntaJ protection." . .
latitude in their language ln"est1gators told my associaua
Ind) Badh\.\-ar they have heard ~Y::;
eral ac:c usat1ons that. in the past, DOE has tried to suppress research
material it '1ewed as unfavorable <&
embarrassing. : Talk ofihc:-To"'n in New York Cit y
thi s week 1s John Simon. And the
t<;sues reach beyond the parochial
frontiers of New York City.
What happened?
John Sim on is. for the sake of
abbrevia tion. one of the two or three
towering fi gures in the field of
theatrical cri tic ism. He writes theater
reviews for New York magazine and
movie re' iews fo r National Revtev..
When an art1s11c production d1s~
plea~s him. "h1ch 1s most of the
u mc. J. Simo n 1s real mean. Just
remember that: He can make you
hurt 1f he doesn't like your movie or
your pla).
Ke\IC\\ing a pla) 1n New York a
fo nn1gh1 ago. 1mon ltt into what he
v1c\\ed as a shoncoming gcncncall}
homosc'<ual. He wrote (about .. 'The
Octcttc Bridge Club"). ·· ... the sisters
arc first cutel> condescended to as
ill) but lovable hypocrites. then
lampooned as ludicrous jerks fro m a
l)'ptcally homosexual. misogynist
poin t of \lew:· Simon concluded his
review b} sa) 1ng. ··1 have nothing
againn honest work by homosexuals.
but this is faggot nonsense."
Hurricane Homo swamped the
editor. who devoted the Lcllers
'1ec11on of a subsequent issue of New
Yori.. magazine 10 exclamations of
anguish over Simon's language. fol-
lowed b) Simon's reply. which some
of h1 i. admirers view as unnecessaril}
ab1ect. Herc arc the questions raised:
What 1s perm issible use. 1n th.:
perJora tl\ e mode. of references to
homosc'<uals'> The sho"'casc com-
mun1ca11on of protest in New York
maga11nl•~ Letter section was signed
by the SI\ 'icn1or wmers fo r the
maga11 nc. the .\-team. so to speak.
The gra"amcn of their complaint was
phrased a~ follows: "Simon uses the
WILLIAM F.
BUCKLEY
phrase ·typ1call) homosexual mis-
ogynist' to abuse the authofl to no
meaninJful purJ)Osc. If Simon. 1n
casugaung a different pla). had
written. sa). ·Catholic nonsense.'
'kike nonsense· or ·niggc-r nonsense.'
no one would overlook the fact that
his intention was to insult rather tha n
criticize.··
It is rcvealtnel> btlarre 1ha1 s1'
professional wrners should stnng
along a sequence that appears to ask us to disapprove equally of "(ath·
olic." .. kike" and "nigger." But the
point one wrestles w11h 1s that 1f a
critic dis11lls a pool of "nonsense:·
can he. 1n scarch l n~· for 'the
progen111ve !>Ource of that nonsense.
use a perJorat1 ve term for those who
gave birth to that nonse nse'! In-
asmuch as every group wtthout
exception is capable of nonse nse.
then so are Catholics capable of
nonsense. as also frws. a nd blacks.
In his apolog~. John Simon on the
one hand defendl'd his use of ··faggot
nonsense ... but then rt:'trca1cd fro m
h1$ own anal~s1s. He pla nted a
d1s11nc11on b) quoting a fa mous man
o f letters'. Simon wrote that h1o; o" n
cho ice of word s "as unfqrtunatc. but
.. that 1n fact the} had been "based on
what I thought \\3S a \\tdcl~ re-
cognized et~molog1cal and ps~cho
log1cal d1s11nc11on. cxcm plt licd b~
.\ndre Gi de's famous dcclaratton. ·1
am a homosexual. not a faggot .... o
that the residual question , ... (an ~ou
in retcrnng. sa>. to a theatrical work
written or directed or acted b}
homosexuals. which work 1n >Our
opinion brings out the ultimate that a
homosexual is capable of. use the
word "fa.f&ot'" to communicate >our
meanins. Certainl} the rhetorical procedure
1s permitted in respect of busi-
nessmen. I don't think s1~ senior
editors of New York magaLinc \.\-Ould
write in to ObJeCI to John Simon 1f. tn
re' 1cw1ng a pla) about commerce. he
had \Hntcn about "t) pica I usurer''>
tactics" or ··l0mmt:'rl·1al blood·
suckers· nonsense .. "~h' ltX·l.1an no~sense" "ould straddk the qul''>-
uon ofperm1ss1b1ht)
The point needs to be ra1'ioed In our
struggle for Cl\ 11 nghh for humose \·
uals. are "'e subth denied till' l ril1cal
righ t to e'<plore c.f1llrrl'nt'es that ll'nd
10 issue from homo!IC\uaht' ut
v.h1ch m1sog) n) 1s an "'am pk· l'H'n
1f it 1s charactensttl of onl\ J fc" homosc\uals~ That 1s a 'en· scnou:. qul·~11orr.ls 11 in the card' 1ha1"l'"111
ont.• da) be dentl'd thl' ngh110 rl'll'r to
"manh .. conduct. bclJU\C to do ')O"
offcnsfve 10 (sortie) \.\-llmcn'>
John Simon apolog11t:d must man·
full~. But for once 1n h1!> hf1: he Jt>llll'd
the throng in using l:inguagc luoc;d~
He "rote. "I fan .. remark\ I uucrl·d 111
public or \HOtl: tn m~ lUlumn hJ\C
gl\ en offense. I tcnJer m~ \llKcrc
apologies and rt·grl·t .. \\ hJt
non)Cnse. John Simon \Cl'"' to 8" l" J
wnse \.\-hen he '1e"" thcatl'r he
condemns~ Hl' "ould apologlll' Ill h"
editors 1f hc failed 10 SJ'C otkn'c au
lho<,e he caught 1n theatrical nagrJnll'
For example. th~re have bcec;
recent revc-lat1ons that the depan&.
ment's Materials Production Cente,r
1n Fernald, Ohio. has spewed 96 tot\!"
of uranium dust into the air in the.
past 30 }cars and leaked 74 tons c&
uranium into the surface water nee
the plan\. An additional 337 tons <C
urani um are unaccounlCd for_ O cat:
ly. Encrg) has been running somC
t less than a ught ship at Femal~
't el hen a recent study of 4.0<XI
pa\l an ptescnt Fernald workcC
sho"cd a high correlauon betwce&
<;0 me11mcs fatal lung disease anS
uranium dust C'\posurc. Energy nev•
publlshco the rl'pon. The study 4
done \.\-llh federal funding b y Jcro~
\.\ il~on a graduatl' student at •
l n1\l'r\1t~ of Nonh Carolina. anl
"a' bJSt·d on "orkers· health ,n;:
'uranu: records ':
JdT t'3. a union re presentative .1
lhl' FanalJ plant. said the union haJ
10 8l'I lhl' n.•pun from the universit>
arlhl\e'> "~nd a1 nu ume ·were th?
v.orka<. lOns.ultcd for their inpu t or
l'' l'n told tha1 the~ w1:re be111g
'1uJ1cJ." 5ca complained. "I 1hinlc
""•a lrt"1l' 1hat :i ~tud~ confi rmi nj
\l'rHIU\ dt\l'3\C\ and death amona
"11ri.a., \\a' hidden from them:·
\n l'arlll·r stmh. of 30.000 worke.;
,11 thl· Jcpartml·ni·, Hanford nuclea~
"'l'apom plan 1n V. ash1ngton statl.
tounJ J w rrda1wn bet\.\-een nuckar
pollulJnl\ JnJ higher le\els of cancer
of the pa nac.t' It "'as done in thc-tat(.
I ll.,O<, unJl•r l·ontract to Thomas
\lantu\o lll 1hc l nl\crs1\\ of Pit•
''hurgh ·
Bui f na~' 1,ffa 1al~ objected 10
\IJn' ll\ll' ltndings terminated his
uintr3l I JnJ hrought m· their O"n
s~ndiC'att"d l'\JX'rt 111 rq'lu J1Jll' the repon.
We should guard again'' the en-
couragement uf 'erbal ll·n,11r,h1p
"hen 11 1) not a ncccs~I'\ JllJUOl 1 01
the fight for u' II nghh
WllllMD Budtlet· is a . ..J r hl· f)l'l uh.1r ~tup.. of weapo"' columnist. · planl\ \\hllh ilrl' ru n b~ pnvatt
Supreme Court didn't go
f~r enough foJ! teachers
m.in.ll/.l'ffil'IH under umtract to the
f nl·rg' I kranmerll. makes 11 '1r-
iuall~ 1mpo.,"hk tor the workers 10
negu11.i ll' ht•.1l1h anJ .,afct~ mcasurei
111 1hc11 un ion contrall~. Sea said.
"\\ hl·n \\l' a\l.l·J thl' department to
!ll'got1a ll' "1th u<. 1in thesl' issues:· ht·
l'\rla11wJ ''thl'' tl'll u<. the~ ha "e no
au thcmt\ 111 111.:1w11all' "tth us becaullt "'l' Jrl· l'rnphn-eJ h' the contractor
\\ hl·n 'H' 1n 10 nl·go11a1e w11h the
11111 1rat:1nr hl· 'J~' hl· ''powerless to
.!11 .1m 1h1n~ .1hou1 hcalt~d safet, '"ul•, tx•lJU'>l.' the dl'panment has lhl.:
,,1k rl·gulaton. Julhortl~ It's a game ot ·c 111d1· '; ..
It wa'i a \\eak blow for personal
freedom that the Supreme Court
\I ruck on Tuesday. By a tie vote. it left
standing an appeals c6 un ruling
'"hich struck down an Oklahoma law
torbidd1ng public 5Chool teachers
from advocating homosexuality. ft
doesn't rule out the Possibility of an
equally bad law passing muster later.
but. for nO\\, 1t scotches th as one.
The law 1s not the ch1ld-protect1on
measure 1t purJ)Orts to be. Oklahoma
teachers can be fired fo r "mo1 al
turpitude" even wi thout 1t. It 1s.
in tead. a teacher punishment act. It
provides a model of how to intrude
1hc-government into Q1liu) that
ought 10 be private.
The ~late of Oklahoma didn't stop
at forbidding teachers to seduce
1udent . flaunt their sexual lnclina-
u on in 1hc cla sroom ore vanachze for
homosexuali ty on school aroPJnds -all lcg111matc re 1rictions. In the
pubhc Khool , the 1ntcre u of chal·
drcn take pnortt) O\Cr 111 else. No
one scraou'il) contc I'+ the tatc's naht
to protect child ren in it care from
thl\ son of scxu1l <'onfrontat1on and
1ndoctnna11on
But thll v.1,n't the 11m orth1i law.
It ubJ«t' tcachcn 10 d"m1ssal for
the mere Kt or "achOt'attna. sohet·
t1 na. 1mpos1na. cncour•l'"-.4 or
promot1n1 public or prt~ate
homow,u•l lx'ha\ 1or 1n a manntr
that crtatn a 1u"'tan11al ml tbal
\UCh conduct will romc lO tM
attention ohchool chtldTTn or school
emplo>cn ..
The han aoc, bc)onJ what ()('('Ur\
un hool arounJ -··10,ocac " an
th • pman of nt'\ own home could
STEPHEN
CHAPMAN
eastl) be co,crcd. It isn't l1m1tt:'d to
con,enation "llh student . .\nd 11
doesn't affect JUSt t<'achers. hut an) -
one who contemplate b«omana a teac~r 11 an> 11mc 1n the future.
.. pplicants..wbo hn'c com mit~ one or -the specified offe nses can be
rejected solel y for that rta$0n.
The statute's lanauaae 1s so broad
a to rover almo"lt an ) cxprc~sion of
tolerance for homoscxuaht).
teacher who, O\l'r an after-hour'
J nnk. tells a fello" cmplt>)et that hc-
thinks homosc'<uaht houldn't be
apanst t~ law pre!lumabl rould be
d1sm1skd from h1 JOb. ot JU t
\t''<Ul l 1ct1v1ty but poltt1caJ or.1n1on
comn undtr the \tatc's contro .
Thal' wh ) ttlc 10th 1rtu1t ( oun
of A~ls fo und the law uncon t1tu-
t1orwl. TM Fant m<'ndmcnt. 1t 1d.
cannot ~mut 1 law telhna k'athc~
flall) that "10 prot«t their JOI>$ the'
mutt rntnct their t''<~\1on '·
Tltouth tht-tatc hu some authont
to fttV&a&t tht-pct'\:h of rt em-
~ tM roun said 1t can Ix'
curc1Kd C>nly .-~n "some rutnc-
11on '' nttnsaf') 10 prt'\ent the
d1 rupt1on of official fun t1on\ or to
1n•ure t ff«tt\C performance h) the
cmpl cc ··
8) deadlocking. thl· "urm·mc
Court let the ru ling tand . bu111 d1Jn"1
~ttlc the funcbmenlal 1 \Ul'. "htl h
"Ill ha 'c to wa11 for ano1ha da'
1nce 1t 1s ued no op1n1on. lhl"rl' is no
wa~ to kno" the 1hink1 ntt ot l"•lhcr
1;1dc.
What po'>s1bk point '' then~ 10 the
wrts of rnnstra int 1mpoo;cd b) th"
la"'., The no11on that s.choolch11drcn
,\\tll be ha rmed b) the pma1e
op1n1on~ of their tC3l'hcf'\ is rid1l u-
lou'i. The idea that teachers ha\e a
dul\ to l'Onform to a sta1c-s.anc11oned
1Jeolog> 1s dangerous. Oklahoma·,
la" '"' 11cd school board-.10 l'\labh\h
t~ir o~n lnqu1~111ons
That approach doc n'l makl• 'iCn!>C
tf the purpose IS tO auard Chtldl'\'n
from homosc,uul t.wcrturc' or 1nc.hx··
tnnatton. It d t.l<'!I make ~n~ 1f the
aoal 1s 10 purgl· the ranil.!I of public
\Chool tea<.·hcr') of all homOSC\IMI
1ntludmg tho~" ho arc rupulou\I)
pr1Jtc.-.."l1t>nal in the: d assroom and
c1rcum'ifl\.'C:I aflcr hour\ \ome
tcache~ -and no11u t homo •\ual'i
-would suffer from the la" Rul
there " no 1'1:'4\Son to th1nlo. that
~hoolch1ldren \.\-OulJ benefit
Thc-law c\~nJ the state"\
Juthont) into mon1tonn1 th Pohll·
cal opinions and prn ate \Ull
am' it) of tl!> emplo~ • mane" that
arc none t>f 1t busin~ h \.lOlate\
"hat Ju tKc Luu1 Bra.nJ 1 ' llC'\I
..,he riatn to be let alone th<' mo't
w mprthen 1 co nf)lt nd the right
mo t 'alucd b\ c1"ilw:·d mt'n " Th
( oun rould ha'e done better It
m1Jht ha'c donl· \\ON.'
~ C...pmH is • ~ cMk'lk4
cWMttlst.
J
fhl· kl!"lJll\ln ht·in~ considered
\\11uld hdp 'nhe th1~ problem b~
di''' in~ up thl' depanmtnt's nO"-'·
hllJI Juthonl' amontt tither fcdc-ral
Jll'nl """ The l:.n' 1ronmcntal Prat«·
t111n \ttl"nl'\ "-OUld ht:' g1\t'n JUrtsdlC·
11011 tl\ n "3\ll'·managcment stan-
danh at Cnerg' f)lants RC"-spon 1-
htlll\ tor hcJlth \IUd1es "OUld be
ll" l'n "' lhl' I kpJrtmC'nt of Health
.ind J lum • .m ~n t~C!>-And the Na·
1111nal ln,111u1e for Occupat1onal
°':tl('t~ ,111d lkalth \\OUld he 81\.Cn
Jlll'\\ IO rl'COrd\ ,m cmplo)C'C' health.
1 J<hnuon rl'leil\\'' :ind C'\pC>Suf'C' level~
.11 all 'l: nl'rg' f)lnnl\
• I ht· \11' 1c1 I.I•' orcc rate ha.
\kH<Klo.t'll'<1 1n the la•.t :m \car\ - a
\O(l flCl'H'Ot inl'rC:-a'iC. according to
nt11unl '°' 1r1 figurei.. W~tern
.1n.1l\\l\ "Pl't\.llatc that 1t has ~me•
thlnJ "'do \\Ith the -.1111-inC'l'CaMnt
hhcr.ltllln ut '1c1 v.omen. \\ho nQ
lnnfl'r ha' c tu v.ort) about mak1"1 u
nn their ll\\n ~fo\I cam a much as
men -1lr more -and the aoHm
nt:nt prm 1de<1 'ub tan11al aid fot
\lnllk women \!>I th chtldrto . ._bout
1no of c' t'f') 1.000 '1ct womcl\
ha\t ~rmancnl JObs 8ut ~" one
r~ "~~ t at lea\t the ~net nion al
h rJh • ~rad1M" or \C'<ual tqMaht)!
c nl) one hu bend ut of thtet htlpt
with thr hou'4"v.nrl.:, I
I lad .... ,.... ,,, • ,,...l'll .... ,..,.,.,.,, .
•
' • t
pJcJan-f at.IJer's treatment
/ . 'daughters 'unprofesslonal' DEAa aEADDS: We .. .,. W
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0., Ann Landers: Mr hu bind plly1klut -tw• • dae Eua CM1&, _ I rtttntty became fnends with two • IM Wnt C..11 ~ Me l8 ~ youna couple in our nciah-Qlcaao. Tltey all aald It ••• aot •
........... Tllat .UM ..... a lilt.
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~. (We are all in our 20s.) 1ood 141ea for a MelM .. lrffl A-~ our last visit I asked "Ruth" memben of die Immediate family. 1111
-. lier father did for a livina. he A• for • . fathr 11v111 told me ht wu a doctor. IYHCOlealc•I, e1111l1MU..e •• lait ---+.id. "h must'-nav(' Mn nke ... paen, every eae of my c.111&· 9owina up with your own personal u11 a1reed tlaat It wa1 laltlaly ~on caU any hour of the day uprofea1loul. OH uld ii w11
er nipt, and never a thought about "sick." He added, "Soud1 aa If tlae been gi ven any skill tests and as-ae saze of the bill." Ruth said her 'motlaer oftlaffe 1trl1 m11t laavea few su mcd I got the job because of my
• rather always treated her and her two bats le lier belfry also." excellent recommendations.)
listen for their illnesses and even Dear Ann Landers: I have worked I did no1 re pond to my boss's
.. ve them ayn«ological exams.· all of my adult ltfe as a secretary or ad,anccs and continued 10 conduc1
SM saw the shocked look on m) office manager. I\ few )cars ago my myself in a professional manner. ~ and cxplaincd....lhaL h was pee~ husband and 1 doodcd I should Q U1L Three months later I was_ !Ued-for
fectly normal and no one in the family for a while and stay al home wi1h o ur "1ncompe1cncc."
. ~t a thing about it. I was two grade-school children. I know I was foolish to stay on after
ttunned when lhcsaid. "We still go to Afler 18 months I felt as 1f my his initial sexist remark but r took my -~fliiir yearryl>apsmcars ';a_n~~·-ra~t.;.;;n.;;..s -wereTurntng fooul>bte"""&unr-chlrncenm:1 to-st:-'NowTll:..ve ti on my
physicals." and decided to get back 1n the work record 1h111 I wa fired. I am humih-
ls this rommon practice among force. I applied to a well-known firm a1cd and fu rious.
<loctors? It sounds like sexual abuse to for pan-lime work as scrn~1ary 10 a Some of my friends 1hink I should ow. Surely Ruth's mother knows. scniorexecu1ivc. The executive hired sue ht m for sex ual harassment I'd
Why dOH she allow it7 me immedia1cly and I ~as 1hrillcd. like your opin.ion. -D. In Long
As a mother of three daughters I The hours were great and the salal) Island
~Id never permit this kind of thing waS> better than I expected. Dear D.: Merely bei•rtold you if my husband was a doctor. I do not A week after I stancd. my boss were lalred because tlae boas "llked
tielieve it is normal behavior. Please called me into his office ro "chat" so yoar looks" d~• not eoaalllatesexual
, live me yo ur opinion. -Amazed In we could get to know each other laara11men1. I doe't tlalnk you bave
. Abibama bener. He told me he had hired me mucb of a caae but It would be wlae to
0.... Amaied: I clteeked wllb five because he liked m) look~ (I had nol dl1cu11 tltls matter with an attorney.
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TU .MLS or THI: roua. IMDM
wu&ed to wtn a &riel through 1hHr
power, and now, wlMn l finally ae-
eompU1b that. no one want.I to
speak to me. I am condemned to
purratory thoush no fault of my
own! .. ClllLES
GllU The hand that. caueed thl•
anrui•h for the Four of Spadea OC·
curred In the triala to eeleet hit na·
tional team. We have no explana·
t.lon f North'• rather t&r"8nge-caahed tlae kine of heart.a and tot ott
looking takeout double. A1 to lead with a club to deelarer.J kinf.
South's four 1pade1, we know of The klbltsen thought the defeue
many who would conalder it a groa1 wae fini1hed . Declarer would throw
underbid. Quite probably he w111 WHt in with the third trump, and
used to hie partner'• eccentric:ltiet. Weet would have to put deelarer on
"Against our epade game Weat the t.able, thereby allowing him to
led the ace of diamond• and Eut get three heart dllcardt for hf. con·
followed with the jack, a 1uit tract.
pret~nce flgnal for liear s. y reekonea wit ou eat.
Declarer ruffed with the eight and, On the ace-king of trumpa he
had tre simply drawn two rounds~_.imb.Joek.ed the queen:Ja_ckl Now
rumps ancf Then lea the king of when deelarer tried to elld play 19lm
clubs, West would have been end by leadina me, Weit eould under·
played and the game would have play the three. South did not lote a
rolled home. trump trick. but he wu 1till 11ddled
"Unfortunately for me, South had with the lead. There was no wa)'
a larcenous streak In him. and the tjiat he could avoid toeing two heart
lure ofthose two high diamonds wu t:riw to go down one.
more than he could resist. He tried "I had been preparing myself for
to sneak an entry to the t.able by being the center of attention. In·
leading a low club from the ki ng. stead, I found everyone laughing at
"West. was not. born yesterday. me even though I had won the t.rick.
He hopped up with t he ace of clubs. Thtre'1 no justleel"
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....................... ·du'• at Korth Lido Channel.
Oranit Cdest Col&ett's CTtW opee-
ed iu l91S colleaiate 5aSOn widuli
1mprnsivc thrtt-boat lel\a1h wtli
over t~ Un1vcruty of San ~
S.turday on North-bdo-Channlt -..---N~n Beach .
.'.tbe.eishldDan..varsity teasa _ .. _
Knapp. Joe Krafb. John o·a...ry.
Chip M<jK.ibben. Bret Lumpkin. . c,... ~in._.t; Dive HarrilOft,
Sieve DouOty and coxswain Fred
Schardt -1\ad httlc trouble with the
Toreros.
The Pirate• crossed the tin1sb hne
at 6:33.26. while USO trailed 11
6:41.86.
Orange Coast's junior varsity alto
brcaed to victory Saturday. It wM
clocked at 6:33.26 to USO's 7:04.90.
In the freshman run. it was the Piralel
once apin. this lime by a mars.in o(
m0tt than 13 seconds.
The run served as a wanrlup to ne1u
week's San D1qo Crew Classic,
wfiich feature entries (rom both
coasts. More than l .400 oarsmen are
expected to represent SO crew from
such schools as Washington. Cal. and
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·Only VillaDoya ·stands in-Hoyas_' way
. ,
Georgetown m oves one s t ep
from title a fter 77 -59 r out
LE XINGTON. Ky. (AP) -Georgetown's defense
claimed anotner victim , and the Hoyas moved within one
victory Saturday of their second straight national
basketball championship.
Making a habit of shutting down opposing stars.
Georgetown limited St. John's All-America, Chris Mull in,
to a season-low eiaht points and just three second-half
shots in a 77-59 romp in the NCAA semifinals.
The defending-champion Hoyas. ranked No-:l:'rfow
face another Big East ri val, Vi llanova. in Monday night's
championship game. Villanova. already a two-time loser
to Georgetown this season. beat Memphis State, 5245. in
the other semifinal.
Mullin. a 6-6 guard who is the leading scorer in St.
John's history with 2.440 points, saw his string of 101
consecutive double-figure games end at the worst possible
time for the third-ranked Redmen.
Soph'omore Reggie Williams. with 20 points. and 7-
foot All-America Patrick Ewing. 16 points. paced 35-2
Georgetown to its 17th st'raight victory and third straight
over St. John's.
"When a club executes as well as they do and plays at
such a level of proficiency, there is really nothing you can
do." said Lou C'arnesccca. coach of 31-4 St. John's.
"We've played them four times now and lost three of
those. which makes me a pretty good j udge," Carnesccca
added. "I would have to compare them to the great teams
of San Francisco with Bill Russell. the great Kentucky
teams of the past with Groza and that crowd and Phillips
Robey and Macy. the UCLA clubs and. of course. the
Indiana team with the five pros.
Hoyas'Eoach John Thompson is seeking to have the
fi rst team to win consec uti ve lilies since UCLA ended its
seven-year dynasty in 1973.
"I thought I was nd of the Big East when we came to
the nationaJ tournament." Thompson said. "Chris Mullin
is one of the greatest players I've had a chance to coach
against. We take pride in our defense. but he presents more
problems to our defense.
The Hoyas used a box-and-one defense against
Mullin. who entered the contest with a 25.5 scoring
average in NCAA tournament play.
Sma ller Wtlqcats drive past
Memphis St. in 52-45 victory
LEXINGTON. Ky. (AP)-Villanova pr-0ved that on
its roadt01he NC AA ctramp1onslrip game;brgme..ns-811
East" rat.her than "big men."
The Wildcats drove taller Memphis tale to distrac-
tion and drove two of the Tigers' big men -Ke 1th Lee and
William Bedford -to the bench with foul trouble
Saturday. then took control of the boards an~ rode
Dwayne McClain's 19 points to a 52-4S victory for a spot
in Monday ni&ht's title game.
"When Keith Lee fouled out." McClain said. ··we
stopped and took a dttp breath."
Lee fou led out with 10:21 remaining and Villanova in
front, while Bedford ~aycd most of the second half with
four fouls.
Now. it will be a all-Big East affair for the nauonal
championship against defending champion g eorgctown.
-the first all-conference final smc-t the 1976 meeting of
two Big Ten teams. when Indiana be.at Michigan. 86-68.
Dana Kirk. the Memphis State coach. said he d1dn·1
want to complain about the offiClat1ng -but then he
complined: 'Tm not gnp1ng. I know there's no Big East
1nt1mida11on. bu1 11 had an effect on the referees a little bit... .
And Baskerville Holme~. Memphis 1au~·s 6-7 Junior fo~ard. mused: "We d1dn 't get the calls "e felt we should
have. All our big fellows had 10 sit qown "Ith three or four
, foulsandtheirb1ggu)'sd1dn'tgetin fo ultrouble The> were
calling a lo t of 'touch' fouls.
"The> say the Big East 1s a rough conference If it 's
such a rough conference. wh> did the> call all those little
fouls?''
Fi'e of those fouls were called aga1ns1 thl 'cry
physical Lee. a bru1smg 6-1 0 All -American forward who
blew hot and cold throughout the tournament and had
been in foul trouble all along the road to Le~ington.
.\gamst Pennsyh ania. he had eight points and foUf'
fouls.
Against Alabama-Birm1ng.ham. he fo uled out with 28
points.
Against Boston College. he had eight points and four
foul!>.
While the rest of the Hoyas played zone. David
Wingate chased Mulli n. • ._
"We tried to deny Mullin the ball." ~hompson said. Ueor&etown'e Patrick E wtnc hu thln~e
·Under control (left), and Mempbla State •
WUUam Bedford defend• a• Villanova'•
DwaY9• McClain trle. to control ball.
.\gainst Oklah oma. he had 23 points and fo ur fouls.
.\gamst V1llano"a. he had 10 point~ and fouled out
'-"Ith more thanaquaner ofthe pme remaining. And when
he wasn't nding the bench ""1th his fouls. Bedford w.a
either sidchned b~ four or "as playmg gmgcrl) under the
basket. .
Giants topple
Angels, 10-5
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -San
Francisco's Dan Gladden and
Phil Ouelette powcred--flrst-in-
ning home runs Sitturday and the
Giants' -split-squad went on to a
I 0-5 exhibition baseball victory
over the Angels.
Johnny Rabb doubled for two
runsand an 8-0 lead in the second.
and Rob Deer led off the seventh
with a homer as the Giants
snapped a fi ve-game losing streak for~ao....ovcrall 9-11 record. The
Anaels are 10-8.
Left-hander Vida Blue picked
up the win, despite ~llowina seven
hits and five runs in a four-inning
stint.
Darrell Miller. following a lead-
off sinale by Rufino Linares~ and
Doua Dcemccs hit back-to-back
homers in the third.
Blutreich throws 205~3 at
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR
oe11r~c.rn1,ar•ec:t
If you happened to be at Mission VicJO High
Saturday afternoon and thought you saw fl)ing
saucers. don't be alarmed. .
It was just C'ap1 trano Valley's Bnan
Blutreich putt1nJano1her one ofh1s record discus
tosses up m orbit.
Blutreich. who was the biggest draw of the
Orange County Track and Field Champ1onsh1ps.
was named 'Athlete of the Meet for his record
efforts in the shot put and hi s specialty. the
discus. The 6·S. 250-pound senior unloaded a
205-3 throw in the discus and put the shot 63-0112 •
to earn the honors.
Those in attendance who were hoping to sec-
a new prep national record after Blutrclch threw
210-8 1n a dual meet Thursday for a state record.
But on that record toss Blutre1ch 1nJu red his
right shoulder and was operating at less than full
strength Saturday for his assault on the U.S. mark
of 213-6 held by Clint Johnson of Kansas.
"It's bothering him and he's thinking about
11 when he throws,'' said Capo Valley Coach
David Elecciri. "If it get.s any worse. it's all over.
We don't want to take any chances at this point."
Blutrcich managed to take all his six throws
hut didn't quite have it together for a U.S. record.
remaining second on the all-time list.
In the shot, Blutreich won the event b)
taking only one throw. An injured wrist cut that
event short for him. •
If it hadn't been for Blutrcich. Saddleback
H1gh's Teddy Baker would have walked a"a>
with performer of the meets . plaudits. as the
senior speedster won the I 00. 200. and ran on the
second-place 400 relay team.
Baker established a meet record in the 100 by
running the fastest timr the county this year and
!new personal best of 10.64. The old mark was
10.66.
"I'm Jazzed about gelling that record.'' said
Baker. who also holds the 200 mark that he set
last )Car "I wanted that one:·
There's another record that Baker covets.
"The reco rd that would mean the most 1s the
school 100-)ard record of9 5 I think 11·11 come
1h1s \'ear
'Tm running much more relaxed now and
not fighting myself. I u<1ed to throw my arms
arou~.d and be herky·Je rky. I'm much smoother
now
Saddleback Cooch J 1m Knapp said of Bak.er.
"He's a real hard worker He'd sweat blood 1f 1
asked him to. His effons have come from all his
hard wor~. He's m) .\thlete of the Meet.·•
Saddlcback. which was the mttt's dcftndans
(Pleue eee TRAC&fCS•
Brock an aim~ sure bet to succeed Ferragamo
Price lncrtascs and quarterback
controversies beina as much a part of
the Rims IS the homed helmet,
traditionalists will apprteuate the
amvalofone ~tcrBrock.
This iu quancrbeck ofl t years
vintatc in the Canadian Football
Lc11uc. Brock arrives to take over the
staninajobfrom Vin«-Fmapmo
who spent only one season of disaster
in Canada.
The R1msentcrt11ncd theacntlt-
rMn of' the work1na PftSI to introduce
them to OMwr Brock Md'"'°""
them thlt Fernpmow1ll •scnt
.,.ck1na1uoon aunodttt NFL team 9fltn 101Mthina 1n ~tum.
Prnurnablr. Ferrqamo'a prkt will
be tht usua .. und1sclo~ draft chom.··
Onpttc thf R1m1· upfront atrnudc
1bout tht posetion of Fm1Pmo.
ahm! till fttum to.be 1 h\icl)
..
quarterback controversy at least until
Vinnie is unloeded. The Rams ha ve
flvcquarterbackson the roster which
i actually th rte more than 1s needed
fora convo"ersy.
Some NFL teams do not have that
many vice presidents.
.. It has been my hfelona dream to
play in the National Football
Lcaa.ue." Ditter 8ft')(k told the
media.
ln1 much• hespentadccadc
prtpanf\I for 1t. 8rock'\dedicat1on
can hardl)' btqucs&lOMd.
Ncithttcan hiubttnr. k't'Ord1n1 to
RamsCoechJohn Robinson. The
coech watchtd Brock throw pants for
twowccksOftfllm and awodays in
pcnon and became buacyed. Rob-
inson wa~1oss1n1 Broc\',n111M
around in ~nttncn containing Mon•
t1n11ftd Fou.u-
"lMttt hat I Chaft\'C
I•
TICID
bccomeconttndcrl for the worid
champtonilup ... pathfd Robbie." He
can be• btastarhtrt hkc he was 1n
Canada. I am pani(ularly 1mpre std
with h1 throw1n11rm " So was(rtQf)1a Fronticrt. the
propt'lt'trc 'soft he Ram She put ht:r
hand on Brod' ~and betted her
c cla he
"lf)OU don't think O.cttrhau
\trona arm." Geor'S1• pum"d. "come
up here and feel 1t:·
That she was fondhna Brock' ten
arm at the time was neither hert nor
thcrt. The import nt thing wa~ that
1ll th1s Holl)'""ood tuffd1d not flu tttthentwquarterbac rtn~
typ1call) corpulent agent.
Brock setmtd tOCl\JO) the ruten-
1ton Theaacntclcarl)Cl\IO cdthe roa'' bttf ind potato salad.
In 111 of1h1s, thf undcrl 1ng fact
WI that V1ncr Ferrapmo was bc1n1
rtmo"ed from the Ram · p1 tu rev.1th
nohtmm1naorha~1n1,.hatt,cr!h
was rtttntly that ~ra1a fondled
Vinn1t'' btttpt
The ~notn hnc 1i thatJohn
Robtnson h•dcc1J<.·dihc {"lnnot v.1n
an)'th1n1 wuh f crrqamoa' tht
quantl"bllck and Jade Kemp and
Sec't 0.lu\ the \land-in
Robtnton m11ht ha' c dcc1<kd th1 dunns f<'fT'llPmo' low f'C'ro\itn
"
pJcl•n-fatlJer'• treatment·
daughters •aaproleuloaal'
TllE TAU: or THI roua ar IPADa
0., Ann unckrs: My husblnd pl9y1iclan -twe •Ille Eatt C..11, _ liilllJ rtc'fntly bttame fncnds with twe • lk Wei& CN1t n4 ... la ~ youna couple in our neigh· C.k:•I•· 'fti 11y all taW I& waa ao& a ~. (We are 111 in our 20s.i po4 Wea for a 41ec&er .. treat ~our la1t visit I asked "Ruth ' membt_n of tlle lmmt41a&e famlly.
-. her father did for a living. he A1ftor a fatliler 1lvl11 IOM nw he was 1 doctor. IY~ ... lcal examlut._1 .. ~11 1-0--....;;;;;_.~. "It 1T1ust have bftn 11icc uaptfft, WffY.tlN •flllJ ttMalt· s:;wJci up with your own personal aat1 •1ree,4 llaat It waa MPly
I
. non call any hour of the da y •aprofe11 .... I. O.e aald It w11
er niJb1, and never a thought about "sick." He a.ad, "Sou41 11 lf u.e been Jivcn any skill tc11s and as· tM 1aze of the bill." Ruth said her motlter of t11ete 1lrl1 m••t bve a few umc I got the job because of my
•father always treated her and her two bats IA ~er Hlfry also." excellent recommendations.)
lit&en for their illnesses and even Dear Ann Landers: I havt worked I did not respond to my boss·~
•ve them nnecoloa1cal eums. oil of my adult life l'I a secretary or ad\.anccs and continued to conduct
• saw the shocked look on my office manager. A few )Cars ago my m)'self in a professional manner. fKc and explained tha&..-it-wa per-huiband-andJ dcc1dcd-Lshould qu1L Three-month later I was firfl! for
'4ily normal and no one in the family for a while and stay at home wuh our "incompetence."
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wan&ed to win a,,.... &hrou1h thffr
pow.,-, and now, wi..n 1 finally ac-
c:onapliah t ... t, no one want.a to
speak to me. J am condemned to
purptory thourh no fault ot my
own I''
The hanc;t that. caused thl•
angul1h for the Four ot Spades oc
curred In the trlalt to select hit na
t.ional team. We have no uplana·
tto11 tor NorU1'1 ratJier ttranse·
looking takeout dou61e. At to
South's four 1pade1, we know of
many who would c:ontider It a groat
underbid. Quite probably he WH
uaed to his partner'• eccentricities.
"Again1t our 1pade game Weit
led the ace of diamonds and Eut.
followed with the ~k a 1uit
prefere nce signal for hearts.
Declarer ruffed with the eight. and, thouaht a thing about it. I was t~~rade-school child re n. I know I was fool ish~i~~a(-on aficr ~i.::3
Munncd wbcn lhe-said,:'WH\tll go-te ff-l8-menths 1-feh as 1f my i~i&~ltitt--mnar -molnn
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physicals." and decided to get back in the work record that I was fired. I am humili-• AK 8 715 4
Is th is common practice am ong force. I applied to a well-known firm atcd and furious. <::? 108 74
cJocaors? It sounds like sexual abuse to for part-time work as scc~tal) to a Some of my friends think I should o Vold
--..JUl.u....i:us:.aimply dr&Wn-t.W4-l'-0Undl Of
trumps ·and then led the king of
c)ubs. West would have been end
played and the game would have
rolled home.
me. Surrly Ruth's mother knows. sen1orexecut1 vc. The executive hired sue him for sexual harassment. I'd + K 3
Why d~ she allow it? ml' 1mmcd1atcly and I was thrilled. like your opinion. -D. In Long The bidding:
As a mother of three daughters I The hours were great and the.salary Island w t N........ IC'. s L ~Id never permit thistind of thing was better than I expected. De•r D.: Merely belag told you 1 e0• Db-I "19 a:.aat. out. tf my husband was a doctor. I do not A week after I started. my boss were laired becau1e t~e bo11 "liked • 3 O 4 •
believe it is normal behavior. Please called me into his office to .. chat'' so your lookl"d0esao1 coD1tlt1tuexual PaK Pa.. Pall
live me your opinion. -AmaLcd In we could get to know each other 11.,a11mea1. I dH'I 1lalak yoa have Opening lead: Ace of <>.
Alablma belier. He told me he had hired me macla ofa case IHlt II would be wise 10 "It juat. ian't. fair," wailed the
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"Unfortunately for me, South had
a larcenous streak in him, and t.he
I ure of t.hoae two high diamonds wa1
more than he cou ld resist. He tried
to ·sneak an entry to the table by
leading a low club from -the king.
"West was not born yesterday.
He hopped up with the ace of clubs.
CllllLES
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culled tlM iinr oflleartl and 1ot ofl
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The klbltaer1 thought the defenM
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Wett. in with the third trump, and
Weit. would have to put declarer on
the table, thereby allowin1 hJm to
get three heart diteards for h11 c:on-
tract.
"They reekoned without Welt.
On t.he ace-kins of trump• he
unblocked the' queeft-jaekl Now
when deelarer tried to end plaJ !aim
by leadlns me, Weet. c:ould under·
play the three. South did not loee a
trump trick. but he wa11tilJ uddled
with the lead. There Wat no way
that he could avoid lo1ln1 two heart
tricks to ro down one.
"I had been preparing mytell Cor
being the center of attention. In· '
stead.J J.o_und everyone laughing at
me even though J had won the trick.
There'• no justice!"
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Oran~ Co.ii Collqe'1 crew~
ed its l 9U colJeaaate season wida llli
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5llurdif0n N()('lh ado Channd ~ Newpon Beach.
huttht man-vars~
Knapp. Joe k.rafb. John 0'1..-y,
Chip Mc:Kibbcn, Brt"I Lumpkin.
Craes MeinJ\ardt. O.ve HamtOll.
Sieve OoU&hlY and COXSW&ln Fred
Schardt -Rad hllle trouble with tbe
Toreros.
TM Pirates crossed the tin1• line.
11 6:31.26. while USO trailed at ....._~~
6:41.86.
· Oranac Coast's Junior varsity alto
bretted to vict!')' Sa1urday. h wa
docked.at 6:33:gf> to uso·s 7:<M.90.
In the freshman run. it was the Piratn
once apan. lh1s li me by a marain of
more than 13 S«onds.
The run served as a warm up to nex.a
week's San D1eao Crew Clas.sic.
which features en1ries from both
coasts. More than 1.400 O'arsmen are
ex.peeled to represent 50 crews from
such schools as Washington. Cal, and
Harvard .
. Only Villanova stands-in Boyas' way
Georgetown moves one step
from title after 77 -59 rout
LEXINGTON. Ky. (AP) -Georgetown's defense
claimed another victim. and the Hoyas moved within one
victory Saturday of their second straight national
basketball champ1onsh1p.
Mak ing a habit of shutting down opposing stars.
Georgetown limited St. John's All-A merica. Chris Mullin,
to a season-low ei&ht points and just thre~ second-half
shots in a 77-S9 romp in the NCAA semifinals.
The defending-champion Hoyas. ranked No. I. now
face another Big East ri val . Villanova. in Monday night's
championship game. Villanova. already a two-time loser
to Georgetown this season. beat Memphis State, 52-45. in
the other semifinal.
Mull in, a 6-6 gusrd who is the leading scorer in St.
John's hi story with 2,440 points, saw his string of IOI
consecutive doubl e-figure games end at the worst possible
time for the third-ranked Redmen.
Sophomore Reggie Williams. with 20 points. artd 7.
foot All-America Patrick Ewing. 16 points, paced 3S-2
Georaetowo to its 17th straight victory and third straight
over St. John's.
"When a club exccu1cs as well as they do and plays al
such a level of proficiency. there is really nothing you ca n
do." said Lou Carnesccca. coach of 31 ·4 St. John's.
"We've played them four times now and lost three of
those. which makes me a pretty aood j udae." Carnesecca
added. "I would have to compare them to the great teams
of San Francisco with Bill Russell. the great Kcn1ucky
teams of the past with Orou and that crowd and Phillips,
Robey and Macy. the UCLA clubs and. of course. lhc
Indiana learn with the five' pros.
Hoyas Coach John Thompson 1s seek1nt10 have the
first team to win consecutive titles since UC A ended its
seven-year dynasty in 1973. ~
"I thought I was rid of th e Big East when we-came to
lhe natiorrahournamenJ." Thompsoo said. "Chris Mullin
is one of the greatest playe rs I've had a chance to coach
against. We take pride 1n our defense. but he presents more
problemn ffoOur defense.
The Hoyas used a oox":find-onc defense against
Mullin. who entered the contest with a 2S.5 sco ring
average in NCAA tournamcrrt play.
Smaller Wildcats drive past
Memphis.§_. in 52-45 victory
LEXINGTON. Ky.(AP)-Villanova proved that on
Its road to theNCAAchamp1onshipga'me. big means .. 811
East"' rather than .. big men.~
The Wildcats drove taller Memphis late to d1strac·
t1on and drove two of the Tigers' b1& men -Keith Lee and
Wilham Bedford -to the bench w11h foul trouble
Saturday, thel\ took control of the boards and rode
Dwayne McClain's 19 points to a S2-4S victory for a spot
in Mo nday night's litle game.
.. When Ke11h Lee fouled out." McClain said. ··we
stopped and took a deep breath."
Ltt fouled out with I 0:21 rtma1n10g and Villanova 1n
front, while Bedford played most of the second half with
four fouls.
Now. it will be an all-81g East affair for the national
championship agains1 defendine champion Gcoraetown
- the first all-conference final since the 1976 meeting of
two Big Ten teams. when Indiana beat M1ch1gan. 86-68.
Dana K.irk. the Memphis State coach. said he didn't w~nt to complain about the offic1aun1 -bul then he
comphned: 'T m not gnpmg. I know there's no Big East
ant1mldauon. but 11 had an effect on the referees a httlc
bit."
.\nd Baskerville Holmes. Memphis ~tate's 6-7 1un1or
forwa rd. mused: .. We didn't gel th e calls \ll C fe ll we should
ha ve. All our big fell ows had to Sii down w11h lhrce dr four
foul s and the1rb1ggu)sd1dn'1 get an foul trottble. The) wcre
cflhng·a lot of'touch' fo uls.
"The) Sil) tht> Big East 1s a rough confcrc ncC' If 11's
such a rough conference. wh) did the) call all th ose hlllc
fouls?"
Fl\ e of those fouls werr called again~! thl vel')
ph ysical let>. a bruising 6-10 .\II-American-f~rward who
blew hot and cold throughout the tournament and had
been 1n foul trouble all along th e road to Le,ington
.\gamst Pennsy lva ni a. he had e1gh1 points and fo ur
fouls. .\ga1nst .\labama-81rm1ngham he fouled out w11h 28
po ints.
.\ga1nst Boston C ollcgc:. he had eight po1nb and fo ur
fouls.
While the rest of the Hoyas played zone. David
Wingate chased Mullin .
"We tried to deny Mullin the ball." Thompson said. Geor&etown '• Patrick Ewin• bu Dim~• under control (left), and Mempht. State •
Wffili.m Bedford· defend• u Villanova'•
Dwayne McClain trle. to control bell.
Against Oklahoma. he had 23 point' and fo ur fouls.
.\ga1ns1 Villa nova. hC' had 10 points and fouled out
w11h more than a quaner of1he ~me remaining. .\nd when
he wasn't nd1ng the bench w11h his fouls. Bedford was
either s1dchned b) fou r or wa'> pla) 1ng gingcrl) under tM
baskrl:
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Giants topple
Angels, 10-5
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -San
Francisco's Dan G ladden and
Phil Ouelette powered first-in·
ning home runs·Saturday and the
Giants' SP.lit-squad went on to a
10-5 exhibition baseball victory
over the Anacls. -
Johnny Rabb doubled for two
run sand an 8-0 lead in the second.
and Rob Deer led off the seventh
with a homer as the Giants
snap~ a fipc-aame rosin& streak
for an overall 9-11 record. The
Anacls are 10-8.
Lef\-hander Vida Blue picked
up the win. despite allowing seven
h1tsand five runs in a four-inning
stint.
Darrell Miller. followinaa lead·
ofTsin&lc by Rufino Linares, and
-Oou1 Dceinccs hit back-to-back
homel'I in the third.
Blutreich
· · . U~IrVine
throws=205-3 at County meet sweeps
By JOSEPH DUDEVOfR
0.-,,... Cerr11911,..1i
If you happened to be at Mission V1cJ o ll1gh
Saturday af\ernoon and though1 you saw ny1ng
saucers. don't be alarmed.
It was just Ca pimano Valley's Bnan
Blutre1ch putt1nJ&no1hcr one ofh1s record d1!ietis
tosses up 1n orbit. ·
Blutreich. who was thcoiggcst draw of the
Ora nae County Track and Field C'hamp1onsh1ps.
was named Athlete of the Meet for hts record
efforts in the shot put and his pcdalty. 1hc
discus. The 6-S. 2SO-pound senior unloaded a
205·3 throw an the discus and put the shot 63-0111
lo earn the honors.
Those in attendance who were hop1n& to )eC
a new prep national record after Blutre1ch th rew
210-8 in a dual meet Thursday for a state record.
But on that record toss Blutrcich inJu red hi s
right shoulder and was operating at le s than full
strength Saturday for his assault on the U.S. mark
of2 I 6-6 held by Clint Johnson of Kansas.
"It's bothering him and he's thanking about
11 when he throws," said CaPQ Valley Coach
David Elccciri ... If it acts any worse. 11's all over.
We don't want to take an y chances at this point."
Blutre1ch managed lo take all his six throw'i
but didn't QUilc_han it toacthcr fora U .. record .
remain in& second on the all-time hst.
In the shot, Blutrcich won the evcn1 b)
tnk1ng only one throw. An injured wrist cut that
event short for him.
If i1 hadn't been for Blutrek h. ddlcback
H1gh's Teddy Baker would have walked awa)
with performer of the meets plaudits. as lhC'
senior speedster won the I 00. 200, and ran on thc
second-place 400 relay team.
Baker established a me~t record 1n the I 00 by
running the fastest tim.-the county this year and
a nc.w pcr-.onal best of I 0.64 l he old mark \Ii as
10.66.
''I'm Jaued about getting that record.'' said
Baker. who also holds the 200 6lark that he set
lasl "car .. I wanted that onc."
There's another r«ord thal Baker covet .
.. The record that would mean the most 1s the
school 100-yard record ofQ S I think it'll come
lh1s vcar
'Tm running much more i:elaxed now and
not fighting myself. I uc;ed to lhrow m y arms
around and be herky-Jerk ). I'm much smoo1her
now.''
Saddleback Coach Jim Knapp said of Baker.
"Hr's a real hard worker He'd sw'Cat blood 1f I
asked him to. His efTons have coml" from all h1'
hard work He·., my Athlete of the Meet ..
ddlcback. which was the mect's defending
(Pleaee eee TRACK/C3)
twin bill
_!.Broci: an almos etto succeea-Ferragamo • sure
"
Price increases and quancrback
controvcnics btinaasmuc:h •part of
the Ramus the horntd helmet.
1radi1ion11i1t1 •ill apprcc1atc the
am val of one Dicier Brock.
Thi1i11quancrbeckofl I years
vin1attin the Canadian Football
Leaauc. Broclcarrivcs to take over the , .. =1 s.;obfrom v1ntt Fmapmo who t only one tcason ofdisatter
in niaa.
The Ramscntcnaincd the acntlt·
men o(1tw work int Pfttl 10 in1rod u<:r
them to l'.Mttr lrOck and inform
them that Ftrnpmo will be tent
s-=ki11111t00n111nottwf N Fl anm o&n somethina 1n rt1a.m. Prnum•blr. Ftm111m<> ··price w111 be the UIUI "und11tlotcd draft
~~·· c-~· Onpilc the Ram1' upfront attitude
abcMlt the po1111on of ftfT1lllmo.
lMtt tUll rllUm to bt a lhcly
•
quarterback controversy at lealt until
Vinnie is unloedcd. The Rams have
fivcQuancrbackrnn the.-roster which
i actually three more than is needed
fora controversy. ,
me NFL teams do not have that
many vice ptt1tdcnt1.
"It has Meruny hfclonadream to
play 1n the Nafional Footblll
Lcaa.ue." Dieter Brock told the
media.
I na1much 11 he apena a d«adc
prcpennaforn. lnxk'1dedication
can hardly be qiationed.
Nc11hcrcafthiHbility. IC'C'Ofdin1 to
Ram1CoechJohn RObinlOI\. TM
C'OICh wak'hed IFOC'k &tlrow Olntt for
twoWttl&1CM1fUm arid 1wodat11n person and '9ttamc '*-Y9d· Rob-inson wu 10ta1na lroc\·, nemc
around 1n tcntentticontainin1 Mon·
tana and Fouts
••f>wt« Mta dMHk'C lo htlp U
..
TICIEI
bttomccontmdtn l'or the world
champtonsh1p ... pathtd R~. "Hr
can bta bi11tarhctt hke he was 1n
\1nada. I am P1ninl1rl)' imprcucd
with h11 thmw11'1arm ••
SowHCieofJ•• Fronttc~. the pro~tmsoflhc Ram She put h~r
hand on Broe~·,~ and bin~ her
c)cla\he\
"lf)Ou don'• thin._ Dittcrhau muns arm." <;cors11 purmi. "come
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uphcreandfeel1t." tromahandil\Juryin 198~. er-
Thauhrwnsfondhn&Brock' left raaamo mi ~mo tofthesca-.on
am' at the.-tune wa\ neither here nor and the rt wa ftthnaaround the
mert. The 1mport11nt th1n1 was that camp of the Rams that Vinnie lad.rd
all 11'11 Holl wood tu IT did not thcde'§~rat1on ll man 1~ upposcJ 10
nu,1erthc newquarterb.2 kor his h3H Wllh rqard to1ctt1n1 N k 1n the
typ1call) corpulent a,cn1 lineup
8 rockSttmed tO COJO theatttn· Fcrr:.pmo"atcd Oat I)' thCCl'lllrt
tion. The llCntcl~rlyc nJOYed the umc that hccould nol pla) Not om.-c
roa't beef and potato sal11d. did he de mad tobc allov.ed to I f)
lnallofthi .thtunderl 1naf3ct thmw1ngw1thh1\othcrhandorbt
•• that Vinet Ferrapmo w<as beina filled ...-uh an an1ficial hmb remo~cdfromtMRam 'pt turcw1th Ja ~ \oun bloodon«pla)cdhal(
no~mmiflllorh1111>1n1 •h1tc\rr. It apme"Vollha crackcd bonc.-1n h" lq
was rc«ntl)' that G~1a fondled That~ ohtuff .
Vinnie' bktpt. 11n rate, Rohmson will dnH
The "'mom hnc t) that John Ferrapmo to the airport when a deal
Robinson has dtttdrd hnannot wan 1'§ made and the roech w:cm\ tern bl>
an)thi,na ~tlh ferrapmo "th~ ha pp) v.1th Dtc:tcr Brock It doe' not
quancrtie<'kHdJadt Kcmpand d1 turbthecoech 1n the lca\t that h1
S.C\C.-O.lu\lhc \land·•M. new man 1 l4 )rarrnld
Robin'IOn mtaht ha\cdc 1ded th1 "Httak"cartofh1\DOO \ ••
dunna Fttr111mo' ik>w rt'('Q\Cf'\' Robin\Oft utd
--0ranoe OOllit DAJLV PeLOT/lunday. Merctt 31, 1116 '
Pl'OfltabJe day for VCI teaal8
MONTOOMERY. Ala. -UC
Irvine'• tennis teem conllnlCd
play 1n the Blut-Orly Oassic heft
and swePt to two victories in
consolation round action.
Weibring lets four-shot lead evaporate
The Anteaten stopped Ohio
State. 6-0. wlnnina all the ina)es
matches. five in traiaht seu~
Irwin. Peete forge into
Ue for top spot at TPC
second shot on the I 8th 01rtcd wuh a lake and
forctd Weibrif\a 10 play hiS\lhird sho~with
my heels hanaina over the aqua."
Calvin Peete was another casualty of the
course that found its teeth in the aflernoon
wind Ptt1e, the pme's most a«ura&c player,
had tied Weibrina for the lead on the 16th, but
then hit into tbe pond on the 17th when the
wmd let up as he was makina his swina.
POA Tour victory came six )ears a10.
' .. The money is wonderful. but I'm out to
achieve some1hina that I have worked hard for
a long time. I consider the TPC a ma~or
tournament. It'• somethina I want to win.'
opened the wa) to n potel\lial la..t-round
challcnae by Jack Nicklaus.
Coune record for TIJomNn
Then. the Anteaters took a
dttisivc S· I lead over Wichita
State in a match that was to be
completed today.
From AP dl1patcM1
Irwin aarced.
.. Mone) is j ust the obvious thina." he said.
"Thudded tl\inas. the 10..yearexemption and
th ~o trip. those thinascan't ha e a prittput
on Jtiem.'
LO NOELES-Peter Thom50n birdied
six of th~ lust nme hole• en route to a course
record 64 at Mountainaate Country Club IO
take the 36-hole lead of the Cana Blanca
Sen 1ors-Cla s4iic.
.. We've bctn ?Ombies out
there:· said UCI Coach Grq
Patton. "Our bodies haven't ad-
justed to the time chanaes and we ~ven'l been playina at no rmal
umcs •
PONTE VEDRA. Fla. -0 .A. Wdbrina
had a four· hot ltad when he went ~fl' the 10th
tee. and a \wo-shot advutage-when television
went off the air.
Dul a bo1ey-bogey finish dropped hilt\ into a
three-way tie for the lead Saturday in the th ird
round of the · rich Tournament Player
C"hamp1onsh1p.
"l was trying not to wake up the golf
course." Weibring said aner playina the front
nine in a solid 32. "but the wind got up and the
course kicked up its heels."
It led to a doubte botey.
He and Hale Irwin, a two-time U.S. 0 pt'n
champion, playin1 in front of Weibrlna. each
had a 69 and finished al 208, eiah1 under par
forihree tripsover&hedifficult Players Club at
Sawarass and 1wo back of Weibrin1.
A few minutes later. Wdbrina limped home
with a 72, mcludinJ400n the back side.and all
three were tied 101n1 into today's final round
of the chase for the S 162.000 first prize.
And the final 18 holes shapes up as much
more than a three-man rac-c. Irwin said.
"The only conclusion I that it's wide
open." he said.
Gary Hall~r& and Canadian Dan
Halldorson shartd fourth at 2 1 O. onl~ two
shots back. Hallberg dosed up with a 67 and
Halldorson shot a 72.
Thomson' total left him at 134 aftcr two
rounds of play o n the 6.407-yard course, three
mokes in front of Don January who had a 68
Saturday.
Jim Ferrtt. who shared the first day lead
with January and Charks Owens. shot a 70
and IS all alone in third 111 139. •
Larry Rinker was next at 71-2 11.
.. But. aner beatina Ohio State
and nationally-ranked Wichita
State today, we have passed this
Int offirc with peat couraec." He was one victim. losing two shots on the
last two holes -and nearly losing more. His
··1 can honestly say the money doesn't makc
an) difTcrence." said Weibring. whose only
Not only did Weibring's strualin& filf't!h-
deprive him of sole possession or the top. it
Gene Littler had 1hc second best round of
the day. a 67. that moved him into a tie for
founh at 141 with Billy Casper. who had a 70,
and Art Silvcrstronc. wntr.rs:econd;:rommf3
Saturday. __ _
S PORTS BR lA K
Arizona's Olson
reportedly. new
Kentucky coach
From AP dlspatcbes •
LEXINGTON. Ky. -.\ruona Coach IJI
Lute Olson will be named basketball coach
at the University of Kentucky o n Monday,
succeeding Joe B. Hall, E PN reported Satur y.
ClifT Hagan, Kentuck) 's athlctic director and
chairman of jts search committee. would neither
confirm nor deny the report.
ESPN basketball analysts Dick Vitale and Bob Ley
said Olson was ofTered a contract in excess of$500.000
a year. with a base salary .. approaching six figu res. a TY
deal m the six-figure range" and a basketball camp.
ong other conC"l·rtrl~nn<r-. --------
They said Arizona was trying to put together a
counteroffer. "but it m ight be too late." There also were
reports that Olson would keep Leonard Hamilton.
Hall's top assistant. ESPN said.
Hall resigned after 13 seasons last weekend after
his team lost to St. John's in the final of the NC AA West
RegionaJ.
Olson was at the NCA~ Final Four basketball
championships and could not be reached for comment.
He said Fnday that 11 would be premature for him •
to comment on his chance of being selected Kentucky·s
new coach.
Other finalists for the post. according to reports.
were Lee Rose and D1ck1e Parson~.
"I ha,en't asked the comm1mee or ChfT Hagan
how many people are sull in volved. nor would I. But. if
they would ofTer that. rd accept it. I think I'm one of
three candida1es for the JOb." Olson said.
He stressed the need to name a coach well 1n adv~nce of the .\pnl 10 national signing date.
Quote of the day
Morganne, the stripper who catls herMtf
bueball's KIMing Bandit, on making the Yank ...
first baseman Don Mattingty her No. 1 target of
1985: "Start puckering up, OOn. I'm from the South,
and my momma alwayt eald never to klaa Yankeea.
'cause your tips will fall off. For Don, I'll make an
exception."
Pincay No. 2 on all-time li•t
~RCADIA -Laffit Pincay Jr .. who ~
won the 198.4 Kentucky Derb} aboard
Swale. became the second winningest
jockey in thoroughbred racing history ·
Saturday at San1a Antta.
Wh.cn Pinca} piloted a 3-year-old colt named
Sovere1gnt) to a three-length victor) m the s1x-furl6ng
sixth race Sa1urday. 1t was win No. 6,033 for the 38--
year-old native of Panama and moved htm past Johnny
Longden in career victories. Only Bill Shoemaker. 53.
who has won 8.456 winners. has won more races.
The enJO)ment of winning a race has not been lost
on Pmcay. whose first v1ctocy camc on May 19. 1965
aboard Huelcn at the Presidente Remon Course in
Panama.
.. , hke winning. no matter how often I do it," he
said 10 the JOC keys' room after the race. ··1 never felt
there was any pressure on me to do this because if I
didn't do 11 one day. I had lots of chances the next."
Pinca} tied Longden when he rode Jell to a dead-
heat vic1ory 1n Frida~·s final race at Santa Anita.
Kennedy lead• Padre. to win
Terry Keuedy hit a two-run home Ill
run and three pitchers scattered five hits as
San Diego blanked Cleveland. 4-0, in
exhibition baseball action Saturday.
taner Dawe Dravec~ went five innings, surrending
fo ur hits ... Elsewhere. PaulZuveUa,a rookie lookin1 to
break into the starting lineup at either second base or
shonstop for the Braves. continued his hot hitting with
three singles to lead Atlanta to a 4-0 victory over St.
Louis ... Rookie Jim Weaver stroked a double and a
single and scored a run to back the
combined seven-hit pitching of
Milt Wilcox, Randy O'Neal and
Aaretlo Lope1 as Detroit beat
Cincinnati. 4-0 ... FrHk WlaJle
had three hits. including a home
run. and Steve Balboni added a
two-run homer as Kansas City
took Baltimore. 6-1 . . . Kea
Griffey homered and Bobb
Meaclaam added a two-run triple
as the New York Yankees came
from behind twice to defeat
The Chicago White Sox routed
Pittsburgh, 10-3. as Lula Salaiar hit two homers.
dnving in five runs, and Tim Hulen a nd Jerry
Dyblla1k1 each punched solo home runs . . . Onie
VlrJU'• two-run homer and Jou Deuy'1 six strong
inomgs helped Philadelphia down Boston. 4-l"-: ..
Right-hander Mlll:e Knalow posted his fourth victory of
the exhibition season as San Francisco ~at Milwaukee,
6-2, in a game between split squads ... Bruce Boclate'1
two-run homer bID.ke. up a 2-2 tie in the founh inning
and lifted Oakland to a 7-2 win over the other squad of
Brewers ... Jack Percoa1e'1 RBI single in the bottom of
the ninth gave Seattle a 4-3 decision over the Chicago
Cubs ... Ten Astros batted in the third inning as
Houston got four runs en route to an 8-4 victory over
Minnesota ... The New York Mets beat Montreal. 3·1 .
as Dwtpl Goeden and Doug Sisk scattered 10 hits and
three bases-loaded double plays, each initiated by
shortstop Rafael Sutaaa on balls hit by Montreal's
Andre Dawson. paced the victory.
Nuggett_ feel 1'13ht at home
Calvin Natt scored 34 points against 'PSI his former teammates Saturday night to
lead Denver to its 20th straight ho me coun
victory. a 129-117 National Basketball
Association decision over Penland. Lafayette Lever,
another former Blazer. aided the Nugget cause with 18
points, 15 assists and six steals as Denver maintained
its Midwest Division lead of 4112 games over Houston .
.. Elsewhere in the NBA Saturday. Mosea Maloae
eru ted for 10 of his team-high 31 points in a torrid
fourth quarter to lift Philadelphia
to a 122-117 triumph over Chi-
cago ... Ralpla Sampson scored 22
second-hal( points and finished
with a game-hi&h 36 to lead
Houston to a 106-96 win~
Utah ... KevlD Grevey scored 18
points and PHI Mokt1ll:I added
17 to lead Milwaukee to a I 06-95
victory over Atlanta. The Bucks
played without Terry Cummla11,
Sidney Moacrlef, Claarles Davis
Natt and lttDDy Field• because of
injuries ... Rookie Ot11 T11orpe scored 28 points and
Renie Tlaeus added 26 as Kansas City rolled over
Golden State, 13 7-1 21 ... Albert KJa1 hit I 0 of 11 shots
and scored 22 of his s~son-high 28 pomts in the second
half to carry New Jersey to a 123-114 victory over New
York.
HotCllpperatopSun•, 123·114
PHOENIX -Derek Smith scored 28 m
points and Junior Brid,cman added 21 to
lead the Los Angeles Clippers to a 123-114
win over the Phoenix Suns in a National
Basketball Association game Saturday night.
The Clippers held ofTa third.quarter ~hoeni~ rally
that saw the Suns cut an 18-point deficit to four points.
Los Anaeles shot a bhsterina 87 percent in the
opening period. hitting 20of23 field-goal attempts. to
build a 43-27 first-quarter lead.
A James Donaldsonjumperat the 8:54 mark of the
first period gave the Clippers a lead they never
surrendered.
The Suns battled back to narrow the gap to 6 7-58 at
the half as the Clippers cooled to seven of 15 from the
field in the second quarter. 1!
Maurice Lucas hit eight of his 16 points in the
Stoudt pa••ea Stallion• to win
Cllff Stolldl threw three touehdown [i]
sses. two to Joey Jones, to lead the t • ~rmin&ham Stallions to a 25-18 victory II
over the Jacksonville Bulls In a United
States Football League game Saturday night. The
victory before 41,200 fans gave Birmingham a ~I
record and increased its Eastern Conference margin
over Tampa Bay. 4-2. Jacksonville fell to 2-4. The 5-10
Jones· only two receptions were on scorina plays of 35
and 14 yards ... In another USFLgame Saturday. Doa1
Wllllam1 threw for 231 yards and three touchdowns -
two to wide receiver Al WlUlam1 -as the Arizona
Outlaws beat the error-pro_ne New Jersey Genera!s.
3 1-13. Arizona. now 4-2 overall and 4-0 at home, built
up a 24-13 halftime lead and coasted from there before
a season-high crowd of 30.432 at 70.02 1-seat Sun Devil
Stadium.
second period to keep Phoenix close.
The teams traded baskets until the 6:51 mark of the p d Tft.t:h-•hnt-Fhrnffingo lhit'G-f)CAed-when-a-Michael Cageftcc th1ow~m-1c-d .... anac---.trTf!OU
run that saw Los Angeles outscore Phoenix 11-2 to
build an 87-69 lead at the 4:25 mark.
Buffalo •nap• Whalers' streak
Liady Raff and Gates Orlando scored Ei.1
goals in the final seven minutes of the game '
Saturday night to give BufTalo a 2-1 victory
over Hartford, ending the Wflalers' scven-
game winning streak in the National Hockey League.
The Sabres were trailing 1-0 until Orlando netted his
first NHL &oaJ at 13:19 of Lhf third period ... In other
NHL games, Mats N11huad '1 power-play goal at 13:10
of the second period broke a 3-3.lie. and Mark Huter
added a goal for Montreal 28 seconds later to spark the
Canadiens to a 7:3 victory over Boston ... Jou
MacLeu scored midway through the third period and
Rlcla Pretlon added an insurance goal. giving New
Jersey a 6-4 victory over Pittsburgh ... Ulla Slalulo
and Murray Cravea scored unassisted goals while Bob
Froese was flawless in goal as Philadelphia defeated thc
'New"Yt>rk Rangers, 3-0 ... Cra11 LaupllD scored two
power-play goals in the first period as Washington
defeated the New York Islanders. 4-3 ... Mlcl9el Go.let
scored his 5 I st and 52nd goals.ofthe season and assisted
on Quebec's other goal as the Nordiques beat St. Louis.
3-1. The Nordiques remaine<S in a first-place Adams
Di vision deadlock with Montreal ... Steve Viermu
scored three goals and Danay Gare had two as Detroit
romped to a 9-3 victory over Toronto.
. ~r may •tart for Expreu
LOS ANGE~ The struggling Los m
Angeles Express will probably ~ wuho~t • • •
starting quanerback Steve Young when •
the¥ face the Oakland Invaders in a United
States Football League game today.
Express Coach John Hadl said that Frank Seurer. a
product of Edison High. will start against the Invaders.
who have a 3-1 -1 record and have won their last two
games. KickofTtime is I p.m.. ~ ·
"We're comfortable with Frank m there." Had I
said. "He's got a good arm and is very competitive.
we·re very fortunate to have him... .
Seurer has completed only eight of his 23 passes for
157 yards and one touchdown with one interception.
Young is 61 of l 17 for 888 yards and three touchdowns
with five interceptions and leads the Express in rushing
with 192 yards on 28 carries.
Young was listed as "very doubtful" for the contest
at the Los Angeles Coliseum because of a hyper-
cxtended knee. Young was injured during the Express'
27-13 loss at ~rizona last weekend. ·
HIALEAH. Fla. -Proud Truth, ~ whose challenge down the stretch was
rebuffed by Chiefs Crown .. was declared
the winner of the Flamingo takes at
Hialeah Saturday when Chiefs Crown was bumped
dow_n for drifting out of his racing lane.
l"he ruling. which placed Chrcfs Crown secomt.
came several mmutes after the conclusion of the l 1/1-
mile race and drew hoots and boos from man) 1n the
crowd that had watcllcd Chief" ( ro" n charge to the
lead early and hold ofTboth Proud Truth and Stephan's
Odyssey as the 3-year-olds headed home.
Televlalon, radio
TILEVl810N
10 a.m. -WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: NCAA
champlonlhlp -(Old Dominion VI. Georgia) from
Austin, Tex., Channel 2.
10 a.m. -TIMMIS: Men's singles final of Paine
Webber Clualc, Channel 4.
10:30 a.m. -aASEaALL: Atlanta vs. Dodgers
from Vero Beech, Fla., Channel 11.
11 :30 a.m. -"'o FOOTBALL: USFL, Balti-
more vs. Houston, Channel 7.
Noon -GOLF: · PGA Tournament Players
Champtonahlp, Channel 2.
12:30 p.m. -Al McGUtRI SNCIAL: Examin-
ation of the NCAA tournament champk>nlhlp game
with report•, featur91 and lntervtewa with coect)e9
and ptay«s from Lexlng1on, Ky., Chan1191 4.
1 p.m. -llAHaAU: Chtcago Cuba vs.
Angela from PMn S~nga, Channel 5.
4 p.m. -~IWOM.D: Superetars ......... A
field of 10 NFLatandoute compete for berth• In the
April 7 champlonlhip round (tape). Channel 4.
llADtO
10:30 a.m. -•A-ALL: Atlanta vs. Dodgers
from Vero Beach, Fla., KABC (790). ·
1 p.m. -8AIE8ALL: Chicago Cuba vs.
Angell from Palm Sprlngt, KMPC (710). •
1 p.m. -PRO 'OOTaALL: Oakland at LA
Express, KEZV (1190).
7 p.m. -PRO 8AIKIT8AU: Phoenix at
Laker•, KL.AC ~g>· .
7 p.m. -8AaKIT8AU.: San Antonio at
Clippers, KHJ (930) •
MONDA Y'l MDIO
10:30 a.m. -.aAmA&.L: Detroit VI. Dodgers
It Vero Beach. Fla., KABC (790).
, 1 p.m. -8AU8AU: Chicago Cube at Palm
. Sprtnga, KMPC (710).
Heinricy wins
RIVERSIDE (A P ) -John
Heinncy led most of the wa ) Satur-
Niedenfuer hoping forhealthy '85 OV captures
tourney, but
no shutout day and won the inaugural United VE RO BEAC'H. Fla. (A P)'!'-Tom
States Endurance Cup auto ra ce at N1edenfuer learned a n important
Riverside International Racewa). les~on last }ear that he plans to put
He1nricy took the lead for the final into practice. now 1hat he·s healthy.
time on lap 127. He was teamed 1n the l\nd he figures it will help keep him
' white Corvellc with Motor Trend heahhy.
Edi tor Ton} ~wan. The\ a' eraged "last year wasrcal tough:· Nicdcn-
83.202 mib per hour and tra,eled fuer said at the Los Angeles Dodgers'
500.5 miles during thesix·hour race. spring tra1n1ng fac1hty. "I'm totall)
Second place went to the winner's I 00 percen1 now. r ve been throwing
team c&r of Don Knowles and actor every other day since the middle of
Bobby Carradine. 43~697 seconds December.
.behind. ..I came down here in the best
------------------., throwing shape I ever have. in terms
of throwing' elocity and being able to
1hrow balling practice every other
day.'' •
That's a far'Cr)' from where he wa!I
much of the time last season. And
that"s where the lesson he learned
enters the picture.
Nicdenfuer was pretty much a one-
man gang in thc Dodgers' bullpen
early in 1984 as far as short relief was
coccrncd. He was brilliant. chalking
up I 0 saves in his first 23 appear-
ances. when he also had a 1-4 record
and a superb l .64 earned run ave rage.
The 25-year-old right-hander's
problems began on May 26 when tte
injured his shoulder. He returned to
action on June 14. but ti ve days later.
he passed out in a Cincinnati hotel
lobb) due to a kidne) stone.
That turned out O K. However. he
sufTered a sore right elbow on Jul y 12.
and. except for two unimpressive
ou1ings. was out for the next two
months.
.. I lore the flexor muscle near the
elbow." he recalled ... I really think it's
jus1 something ·(the injury) that's
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going to happen in every pitcher's
arm.
"As a relic-.cr. you always want to
get in more games than you're capable
of doing. You've got to want the ball
at the end of a game.
"I learned last year. I talked to
Goose Gossage (the San Diego relief
ace) ~ lot. to learn to let them (the
Dodgers) know when I need a day off.
You can't try to be Superman."
Niedenfuer finished the year ap-
pearing in 33 games. He was 2-5 with
a 2.47 ERA and 11 saves. In 1983. in
66 games. he was 8-3 with a I . 90 ERA
and 11 saves.
"I would say 1983 was a pretty good
year for me. 66 games, 95 innings.''
Niedenfuer said. "Ideally. I'd like 10
pitch in 60or 70game!I. Therearea lot
of facLors involved. how many times
a reliever warms up is one of them.
.. (Los Angeles Manager) Tommy
(Lasorda) does have a tendency to use
a lot of relievers."
Ocean View High'• 12-game
ahutout 1treak ended but thetr wtn
1treak remained Intact u the
S..hawk• captured the Canyon
Tournament 1oftball cham-
plonlhlp a t Peralta Park In
Anahefm Saturday ntght.
MeanWhlte, Edtton High tOOk
contOlatlon honors wtth a win over
feflow 'SunMt LMgue foe Hunt-
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DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP) -Sid
Bream's three-run home run capped a
seven-run sixth inning Saturday as
the Los Angeles Dodgers rall ied for a
10-6 exhibition victory over the
Toronto Blue Jays.
Toronto starter Doyle Alexander
breezed throuah the first 5'1'1 inninas
and allowed only four hits and three ruru befotclU'lnaup fiveconsccu1ive-
hits and teven runs in the sixth.
After strikin& out Al Oliver and
Pedro Guerrero to stan the siitth,
Alexander then JBVe up a run-scorina
sinaJe to Grq Brock. Dream's three·
run homerand a run-scorinasinalc by
Ken Land1t1ux. Second baseman
Dama50 Gattia then fumbled a
arounder'by Oliver that allowed two
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The Dodgers took a I ·0 lead in the View ICOf*:t two runa In the flrat
first when Steve Sax walked. stoic· lnntng, and Ch•tt Monroe "" a
second and scored on Oliver's sin,lc. two-run home run to left-oent.r
Toronto tied the score in the third fleld In the MCond to ecore 11 the
when Garcia sinaled ofT wmner Jerry rune the s.ahewks would need.
Reuss and scored when Reuss threw Juntor Jedd• Ollk-Md •
wildly past first base after fielding oerfeCt game going.:::. the '-'
Lloyd Moseby's tapperto t~e m.ound._ inning ~ the Wa IOOf9CI
The Dodarrrscored twice 1n the tMJrunaontwoOoMnvt.werron.
fourth for a l-1 lead. Guerrero tripled Ollkll(t WTl9d run awrege ,..
and scored on a wild pitch by melnt8t0.00,~.Mtherunt
Aleunder. Mike Scioscia then were~. 8he ltNCk out 10
doubled with two out. went to third on the night.
on .an error by Moseby and scored on TM 811hewks plWd ~ ptey-
a s1nalc by Brock.. . . . .. on ,.. 111-tournement '-"·
The Blue Jays ucd 1t m their half of Ollk-Wiii nemed the tOUf'nlr't
the f~unh and went ahead 6·3 with moet vlllueble pitcher, wt"9 telfn-
three 1n 1hc fifth. matee Jule 8crUggl. end JflM
DllrUng ... ,.,. .. tour-
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toufnement't MOit Vllk...,._ Of-
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the Unl•enlty of San Dle10 Saturday.
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Fole. foil th~ t,
Eagles reach selili
osta Mesa splits ln tourney:
Irvine outslugs Santa Ana
Estancia Hi&h won tW.C)JalftCI and Costa Mesa split a
pair in the Bolu Grande T~ment to njahliabt 1tt1
bele.ball s.,urday.
El1iewticrc. Irvine outtcored Santa Ana in the Santa
Ana Elks Tournament, ~t Woodbrid_ae dropped a
decision in the Anaheim Lions Tourney.
-Herc's a look at how it went:
shulOUl in the first round ofthe lol• Orande T~
at Los Amip Hi&h. He struck out 1even and walUd ~
on the way to hi1 lirs1 win or the eeuon.
Mike Crowe ICOred in the thard oo 1 pateed ball ..
Cotti Meu's fil"lt Nn. In the fourth annina. RJc:k W~
tinaled. and a walk and hit bener later he moved '° mirtL
When Crowe wu walked, Wanoe ICOnd the ~·· fta.a. Nn.
In the teeond pme. the Muslln,_.cook I pounditti
from Captstrano Valley 11 the Couprs ICOted ~t .,....
on eiaht hits. Cotta Mesa aided the Coupn• olrenaivc"
etTotts with nine errors. •
The Mustan_, couldn't put much of a threat toeetw
on the offensive 11de, as 10 ~fanned. · E1tucla 1, Padftea •;Essa.eta I, Le Sena S: The Brent Maynesiftlkd forC0tta Mesa and Tom K.aiter
EaaJes scored three runs in the KVenth and halted the tripled him in for the Mustanp' 10le Nn, which camt an
"Mariners' last innina threat to win their first 11m4 i~ the the first innint, Costa Mesa-plays Monday a_t PlciflCI at Bolsa Grande Tournament. ' I 30 fi lift With two ou&. Pacifica had men on first and second. : or 1 h P acc.• ,
buta pickofTplay from Jim F'oley &o Scott Clements gotthe · lnlae 1$, SU&a Au 11! The Vaqueros 5COred njnc
runner et first for the final out. runs in the second innin,and held otTthe Saints to advance
Foley earned the win and improved his hurllna record 10 the scc.ond round 0 the Santa Ana Elks tournament
to 5-1. M · C The Eaales didn't have as much trouble in their onday. Irvine will meet orona Hi&h School at noon. Mike Hen1pn earned the win in a less than spark.lint second pme, as they pounded 10 hits off the La Serna defensive game. Each team committed six errors and pv~
Lancers. up 26 hits between them.
Ken Harrison led Estancia witb an RBI. one run Henigan was 2 for 4 with three RBI. teammate Brian
scored.land two hi ts in four trips. Teammate Mike Lujan Snoddy had two RBI and earned the save, and Jim Murphy
was 2 ror 3 with an RBI and two runs scored. had a 2-for-4 day with one RBI.
The Eagles trailed, 3-2, after two inninas. John Ucker Jeff Walters and Mike Moceri also feasted at the plate.
walked and Harrison sinaJcd to put Estancia runners at Walters wa.s 2 for 3 wnh two RBI and Moceri was 2 for)
fi rst and second. Both scored on a La Serna error, and the with one RBI.
Eagles took a 4-3 lead they would not relinquish. The Vaqueros sent 13 batters to the plate in the second ___ __
Senior left-hander Raul Jara ot the win, -.-:::-~-:11m111J11rrchconirrour unearned runs 0 e ants. 6s · fay irr the c ampionship semifinals
Monday a ~0:30. Rlordu t , Woo6r141e %: In the An.aheun Lions
Tournament. Riordan of San Francisco capitalized on
9; Capt1truo Valley 8, Co1ta three hits. three walks and two Woodbridae errors in the
ike Harrison threw a three-hit first inning to put the Warriors in a bole from wbkh i•
couldn't overcome. I
Scott Rogers came in relief in the first innina and pve
up five hits and three runs for Woodbridae.
-Mike MacDonald went 2 for 3 with a $eCOnd mnina
Golden West, Saddleback, OC umped double to lead the Wamor hitters.
Woodbridge, 5-5. will play Monday morning at 10
against Montebello High in consolation bracket play.
Ml11lo1 Viejo U, Saddleback I: Alben Camacho hit a_
homeranddrove in three runs and Alex Arceo had two hits
and knock:ea in a pair in defeat for the Roa(l.iiinners.
It was not a good day for area community college
baseball Saturday as Golden West and Saddleback
dropped South Coast Conference contests.
Thomason's two-run homer in the eighth scaled the
win for the Dons.
The Rustlers dropped to 5-3 in conference. and 11 ~
overall. Santa Ana improved to 4-3 in the SCC. Meanwhile. Orange Coast ventured out ofSCC play
and was beaten by Long Beach City College. Keith Kaub led Golden West with three hits and an
RBI in fi ve at bats. while teammate Andy Mota was 2 for 5.
Here's a look at what happened: The Rustlers take on Cuesta Gollege Wednesday at
Golden West.
Santa Alla 9, Golden Wett S: Don Thomason of Santa
Ana gathered fo ur RBI on three hits to lead the Dons at Compeo, 5, Saddlebaek 2: The Gauchos became
Santa Ana. Compton's first victim of the conference season. as the
TRACK ••.
From Cl
champ, took second to Santa Ana
Valley in team competition. 79-50.
Another event that had (ls record
rewritten was the high jump. as
Edison's Eric Wheelwright cleared
6-8J/4 to bump the old 6-8 mark. It wa s
also a personal best for the Charger
senior.
University's Greg Wh itely was the
wi nner of the 3.200 with a time of
9:22. 7 to tum back a strong field .
(ltllftllllle ......... Ill meWI)
Tt1m SCo<es: I. S.nte Ane Vellev. 79, 2
S.dclteoeck; so. l. Mln lofl Vlelo, ~. • El
Modine, 33: S. Cap1ttrano Venev. 26; 6. Dana
Hiii\, 25; 7. Ed1M>O, 24; I. Ctlel Wooctl>r1dfll •no
Cvpren, ?2; 10. Los Alemltos, 16.
100-1. Beker (S.dl. 10 ... (mfft record, old
10.U ); 2. &rooks (W), 109, 3. Bradford <SAVI.
11.0; 4. Stffn (SAVI. 11.2; S VoYng !Cvol, 113,
• tvv (OH). 11.3.
:IOC>-1 8ekw 1$4id), 21 1, 2 Brooks (W), 22 3,
l Stfffl (SAV), 216, 4 H1l1111 (Ed), 22.7. S
Smltll (S.d), 22.9, 6. 9osen (SCI. 23.3
tOO-HOllls (SAVI, 502. 2 Harvev (OH), SOS.
). Owen (LQI. S06. 4 Hall IVP). 50.9. s. Port.r
(lltAl, Sl.0, •· Heines IE >. Sl 0 IOC>-1. Anotoon (MO), l:SSI; 2. BerKt
(LQ), 1:S7.I , l. McMltten (I), 1 S8.3; 4. Tnrnner
(VP). 1:S9 1; 5. Maynard (Clf), l:S9.2; 6. LOOll
IOV), l:SU. 1,.00-1 Moore IOrl. UJ 0. 2. Meyer IVPI,
' 4·24.0, 3 Snvcler (EM), • 27 I, • Looel IMO),
4:27 4, S KeltV (01'0, 4 JO 2, • Sinclair (8 ), 4:30 6 l,*-'--,~ Wnll. ,777; r lC'ilfY !OH'J.
t:2.0, 3 Llnclrud (MVI, 9 ti S, •. Devito (LBI, t:3U, S. 8rown (NH), 9lS1, 6 Ak;artz !SAVI,
9:36.1.
110HH-1 FIOw.r IS.AV), 1• 9, 2 Prunkoo
IS), lS.0; 3. Litv (MV), IS 1, 4 Cnepman (T),
1U, S. Kenn~v ISi. 153. 6 Henorv (0 ). IS.4.
lOOtH-1. Petton !Sad), AO.O; 2. Cnae>man <Tl.
AO 4; 3. Becker (I), AO.•. 4. Ftower (SAVI, 40.1, S e Sad), 41.•; 6. l urroet (MV), 41.7
rtlev-1 Santa Ana V•lltv, •2 I, 2
lltHICk, 43,9, l . WOOdllrldOI, 44 •. • Dena
Hills, ~.7. S. EdlM>O, 4S O; 6 Matti' Del. •S 0 1,600 reiav-1 Senta An• Vattev, US 4, 2
Minion Vlllo. J·2' t. 3 trvlna,
119, •. Ville Park. 319.t , S S.Odteoack,
3:33.2 ••. Maflf' Del. 3:33.7. HJ-1 WllNlwrlOflt <El. •·t>• (meet record,
010 6·1), 2. Bodell (VP), 6·6, 3, Laudurd1le
(Ken), 6·2; 4. Hefftrman (WI, 6·2. S Ho91e
CEM), M r 6. "Met !SCI. •·O. LJ-1 Ftnton !CYP>. 21·9l.•. 2 Jones <Sed). 21 ·4~. 3. Sl'llOP (SAV), 2H, •. Lkero (Cen).
20· t , .S V tf'll (OH), 20-t ; 6. Tamur I Ill, 2C>-7 T .J-1 O.Sla no (MV), ... ,.,.,, 2 Sewvtr
<EMJ. 4'·2'1», 3. Pt>llllPs (F), 44·0, • Hefferna n
(WI, 43·4. s Aroo1teckv (MV), •2·S''>. 6 Rotll
(OV), 42·4V,. PV-1. Bellard (CVP), 14·0, 2 Mad_.n !LAI,
13·6; 3 $!0Cum (FH), 13·•. 4. HOWltr (NH),
13·0; S. Covington (LA), 13·0; 6 Hoston CE),
13·0
UCI1s Linderman
sets school mark
Long Beach CC
high jumper sets
American record
The 26-year-old fres hman cleared
7-8'1• on his second attempt to eclipse
Dwight Stones· old mark of7-8 (set in
1984). Lewis also broke Tyke
Peacock's nati'onal community col-
lege record (7-5 ''• in 1981) and Jake
Jacoby's Cromwell Field (USC) mark
of 7-6 in 1984.
. UC lrvifle-'s Jenn y Linderman set a fhe UC L women (73 ~mts) de-school record in the high jump Saturday at UCI and Rusty Knowles fea ted Hawai i (70Tfi,•an Colorado
took ll'first in the steeplechase to pace (24''2). but fell to USC. 84-73. in the
the Anteater men's track team at a fou r-way.
four-way meet at USC. The Anteaters had two winners in
Linderman's JUmp of .S-10 broke running events: Lon ShanofT in. the
her week-old mark of 5-8. Teammate 5000 ~eters ( 17:33.5). and Allison
Laura Mils threw her way into first in Owen tn the 800(2:15.6).
the javelin with a 133--0 heave. and _ The UCI women's 400 relay team
Brenda Westbrook took top mark in captured second place with a 48.6
the discus with a throw of 161-7. mark. Lisa Fournier also collec ted a
Also--highlighting the USC meet s~cond for the Anteaters with a
was Long Beach City College high 2.16.5.
1umper Den"1liS Lewis. who Jtole the In the men's meet al use.. the spotlig~t by breaking the American Anteaters didn't fare as well.
record'" has event. UCI defeated Texas Christian Uni-
King, halt
skid with
3-2win
versity. 72-44. but fell to use.
126-53. and New Mexico. 116-57.
The Trojans were the big winner$.'
however. as they defeated New Mex-
ico. TCU and UC"I.
In the 500 meters, UCl's Greg
RafiJah blew out the competition
WJth a 3:50.64. two seconds ahead of
the pace. TeaMmate Sean Evan~
finished third in the same event with
a 3:54.1.
Mark Guest took a second place tn
the 800 meters (I :53.12) behind
USC's Eric Schermerhorn (I :53.00). a
Woodbridge High product. Irvine's
J.P. Hall ran second 1n the 5.000
meters at 14:53.2.
I anars played long ball, hining a two-run homer in the
first and a solo shot in the fifth.
Meanwhile. Sadefebacic's offense could never gel
untracked after three singles led to a run in the top of the
first inning.
Bucky Bollinger, Mark Webster and Joe Holden each·
smgled to give Saddleback a 1-0 lead in the first before
Compton scored three in the home half of the frame. two
coming on a home run.
Then. trailing 5-1 . the Gauchos scored their other run
1n the eighth as Greg DcVolk walked. took second on an
error and scored on Bollinger's base hit.
Bollinger and Webster each went 2 for4 to account for
four ofSaddleback's seven hits.
Compton is 1-7 in conference: Saddlcback dropped to
3-4.
Long Beach City 10, Orange Coast t : The Pirates held
the lead throughout 8;'1 innings. but Long Beach's Bob
parks hit a home run to left-center field to hand OCC' a
setback at Long Beach.
Longo Garcia. "ho went the d:stance. took the loss for
the Pirates (6-10-1).
Orang~ Coast's Dave Rolland led his team ofTens1vel)
with two hits. while teammate Steve Kraiss managed a
triple.
Orange Coast will resume play Wednesday when 11
takes on Kings River College at noon on the Pirates' field.
Another honor
forMD'sLewis
ING LEWOOD -Honors conttnue to flow toward
Mater Dei High All--\mencan basketball star Tom Lewis.
who will be honored at halftime of the Los Angeles Lakers-
Portland Trail Bla1ers basketball gam~ on Apnl 7 at the
Forum.
Le'-"iS. \\llh his coach. Mater De1·., Ga~ McKnight.
i nd Lakers star Ean in ··Magic" Johnson present. "111
recel\ ea special award in recognition ofh1s selecuon to the
I Q85 McDonald's All-.\mencan High hool game 1n
()alias .\pnl 13.
Le" is was named to 1he <\l'COnd team of th~· I YM5
Basketball Wee kly's A.11-A.mencan team:
P'lnt THm
l'taVtf, sdleel
DIMY Ferrr.OeMa tne lHvlll•••ltt Mervtano
Tonv K1mt>to. Senec• ILou•sv11i.•
Tito MO<"ford, Marian Cnri\llan IMouslonl
Jett LOOO, Carllllt !Ptflntv••en1e 1
Kevin Med<lln Staunton Let tVoro•n••I
Sl<Olld TNm
Tom 1.ew1\, Mater 0.1 (Senta A"e>
Ed Horton Lanonler (Sor1n9fie10, 1111no10
trvlno TnomH , C•rol Cit• (M1•m1 F1or.oa1 Jerome L•ne. SI Vincent St Marv IAll.rOf\I J erome R1c11erdM>n Ben Fran-lin (Pn1 .. del0111t
Thlf1f TH m
Lowell H•m1llon. Prov1~t SI M .. tCn•ct<IOI
Glen lto<e Nortnwt\tern !Flint M•cn,91n1
Terrv Mths, ltomulU\ IM•cn•o•nl
J It ltttd, Kemo•v1flt (Virg1n1e Bt1cn, V1ro1noel
ltoonav Strlckllno. Oa~ H1ff Aced tMoutll ot W•l•on If•
Ptt.. HI. Yr
F 6·10 Sr
F 6·1 Sr
r 7· 1 Sr
G 6 2 Sr
G 6 6 Sr
F 6·7 Sr
F 6·1 Sr
C. 6·9 Sr
G 6 6 Sr
G 6·0 Sr
F 6·1 Sr
F • 1 Sr F 6 t Jr
C •· 10 Jr G 6·2 Sr
Saddlcback plays Banning Monday in consolation-
play of the Sant.a Ana Elks To11J'9&ment. •
Edison grabs'.
Sunset f ead :
Edison High took over sole possession of first place·
with a win over Mari na. while Westminster gained its firs1'
Sunset Lcaaue victory 1n high school baseball Saturday.
The details: ·
Edi10a 4, Martaa l: The Charitn scored single runs an
each of the first two innings to 11ve them all the runs they
needed to defeat the Vikings.
Charger pitcher Todd Bndcnball struck out five
Viking batters and scauerd fi ve hits.
Ron Chock went J for 3 with a double to lead Edison,
while Keith Laszlo was 2 for 3 and a double to lead Marina,
Edison will pla) Valencia Saturday at 11 a.m.
Marina meets Mater Der in a doubleheader Saturday
stamng at 4 o'clock at Blair Field.
We1tmla1ter ~. Oeeu View I: The Lions claimed
their first Sunset victory of the campa1in as sophomore
John Gonzales blanked the Scahawks in the final four
innings.
Gonzales ente red the game in the bottom of the founh
inning with a pair of runners on and none out and worked
out of the Jam wnh a pair of stnkcouts and a popout.
He yielded two hlls. two walks and s1ruck out fi,e m
his four-inning sttnt.
te ve Gurte) went 2 for 3 for Westminster. dnving tn
one run and stealing a pair of bases. Gulley 1s 18 for 32 this
season.
Wtth the score ued at 1-1 in the fifth, the Lions took
the lead as Al Rodnquez singled. was sacnficed to second
and scored on Roben Manine\s si ngle.
McEnroe reaches final
of Milan tournament
MIL.\N. Ital} l A.Pl -Top-seeded John McEnroe
made shon .,..ork of w1tzerland's Jakob Hla~k. b-3. 6-:!.
'aturda> night and mo' ed into the final of the Fila T roph )'
indoor tennis tournament.
In toda' 's linale at Milan's Lido pans Palace. which
IS wonh s6o.ooo lO the winner. the 26-year-oh.I Ne"
Yorker .... 111 fore "eden's '\nders Jarryd.
In the lirs1 c;em11inal. the second-seeded wede
do" nc.-d ('zecho~lo' ak1an 'etera n Tomas mid. seeded
lifth. b-3 7-6. Jamd "on the ttebreal..er. 7-0 ...
McEnroe. ranlcd No. I 1n the world. and Jamd "'II
face each other for the 111\h ume 1n 1he1r carttrs. McEnroe
had won four ttmeo;
• SP-I Blutrelcll <CV), tl•01, (meet record,
010 St·)), 2 Kllo11m (EM>. 5'· 10, l. Rldlrltk
!EDI. 5'·1, •. Felix (CV), 54.:J. S. ~born (lltA),
SJ·2. • tmw 1ov1. Sl·I
OT-I l kllrtlcll !CV), 205·3 (mftl rKOf'd,
Old 115· II), 7 KllOram IEMI, 16'·•. 3 AHIM>O
IL.A), IS8·)1,, 4 Oltlorn !lltA), 15'·31'». S !kin
!COM). ISl'h, 6 McDuffie IEMI, 150·1
INGLEWOOO (AP) -B«n6e
Nlchotts' third-period goal wtth LOI
Angetea enjoytng a two-men 9d-
vantage Saturday night enabted
the Kings to snap a five-game
losing atreak wtth a 3-2 vtctory over
the Mtnnwot• North Stara In a
National Hockex League game.
The Klnga had a 5-on'"3 advan-
tage with Mlnneeota'1 Gord6e Rot>-
ert1 and WNffe Ptett In the penalty
box.
Robert• went oft for lfaehlng
Nlchoftt and• he wee hMding for
the pen~ box, Plett lntttgated •
hlgh-ltlcklng lnctdent wtth the
Kings' Dew ''TIGIC WIWama wtth
t2!SHoPliYln i'hegeme.
Morales leads Stanford
to NCAA swim crown
Hap_ler ~ays .
he SIJot rea y
for retirement
PALM SPRI NGS (AP)
Marvelous Marvin Haaler said Satur-
day that Bcnha HaJler's suaestion
that he will quh ftahunaaftcr his bout
lflinst Thomas fieams April IS is
'"Just wife's talk': and that he has no
intention of rethina.
.. upr Ray Leonard's wife u5oed to
do the same thana." said the un·
disputed middleweiaht champion.
"So does Larry Holmes.''
Leonard, the former undisputed
welterwciaht ~hampion. retired a
second time af\er a one-fiaht come· bid in May 1914. Hof ma. the
uobeatc.n heavywe1ah• champion,
has indi(lted he wiO announce his
retirement June 9.
.. I'm _J0in1 to t1ke all the children
•o the fifht nt"t month becauK this
one's aoana to be daddy' IHt one."
Bcnha HqJer told the Boston Herald
this week.
Twenfy-nMe MOOftd• later.
Nicholl tooll a PM1 from Brian
Maclelln Md bt11t9d a 40-foot ...... .c: North ....... goette G"'-Mlle, whoW __.*9
on the play, to 9Ne the Klnga • 3· 1
lead.
Mlnneeotacut the Ktnge' advan-
tage to ).2 on a golll ~ lo
Berglund, who took a PM1 from
Paul Holmgl•• end IOOf'9d on a 25-
footer wtth 1:51 tlft In the ....-.
but could not ....... ::--· a.we: HIP • ahort· handed ............. period
to gtve ~a t• 11Mnt1ge.
L01 = ..._. • M ._. wfler\1¥1n1ae. 11..-...
ecored • 1:11 lft ._ 111Dnd
period.
MtntlelOtagol .... WIWn ... -'*' K'"" Adat't ..... NI IOttt
goet of the 1111on, t11•lftU Klngl' g::te lob Janecyta on •
Mnder In ......... 2:07 tlft
In ....... .....
Area standouts
Mofleit 0 '-Brien
post trlum.phs
AUSTIN, Texas(AP)-The Pablo
Morales-led Stanford Cardinal
storml'd to the school's first NC' AA
Men's wimminaand Diving Cham-
pionships an 18 ytan Saturday n1aht
at the Texas w1mm1na Center.
Olympian Morales won three
events and swam on a w1nnin' ~lay
dunna the thrtt--day compcuuon as
tanfotd surpn~ the two-umc
defendina champion Florida Gators.
tanford finished with 403.5 points
to 329 for nonda. Teitas was third
With 306.
Mo~lcs. a Stanford i0phomore,
cloled with an Ammcan record an the
200 y1rd1 butterfly Saturday nast_u as
the Cardinal tquad f\nash(d on a tush
note. leadina thf comprtataon wa~to
wirt st1nin1 on Thursday,
Morain clocked a I :42.SS wh1.:h
bntcd thf old ~mcncan ~rd of
1 43.81 byC'ra11 Burd*)'ofnonda.
laminate John Moffet from
C osta Mesa contnbutl'd a '1ctOf) 1n
the 200 yards l.ircaststrok: in I :55. Q6
and$2ar.djnallrc.shman Scan Murph •
woft' the 200 )ards back 1roke 1n
I :46.29 for 20 big points with team·
mate Dave Botton ge111ng founh
place.
rhe Cardinal 'ICtOr) over-
shadowed Caltfom1a's Matt B1ond1.
who knocked Ro1A.d) Gaines' last
merican record out of the books 1n
the time trials of the 100 yard
free tyle .... 1th a ume of 42 6 seconds
10 brtak the 198 1 record of 42. 38
which G11ne \Cl at '\uburn. Then
81ond1 came naht bad. to low~r has
own rttord 1n the final~" 1th a s1uhn1
4 I .87 efTon that brouaht the sellout
('t()Wd of 2.100 fans to 11s fctt for a
standina ovation.
lJ. Olymp11n Mike O'Bnen, a
NC"w-port C''hnstaan Htah product ind
a aold mcdah" 1n the 1984 L..M
Anacin Games. won the 1.650-yatd
frentylt in 1•·41 •l v.-uh Ol)'mp1c
teamma•eand al,ermcdah tGeo~
O.C'arto of rizona itto_nd 1n
1•49 13.
tanfi rd f1n1 hcd thmS la t }tar.
founh an 19 3. third in 19 1. anJ
ftin&h an 1911.
NEWPORT
CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA
NewpOrl Be Ch s 35-memDOr professional cMmM• or
pr nts an all·<>lrings progrtlm
Satu~ Apnl 6. a p.m
Flrlt United Church of Costa Mna
4'20 W 19th Street CostaMlsa
Sach Brandenburg Concerto No 3
Barber AOaglO lor Strrngs
Dooussy Oan~es Sacree e1 Pr n
Carrol McL1ughlm harp
Stravinsky Apollo
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Or•9 COMI DAILY PILOT/Sunday, March 31, 1915
NU wa1aa COIWlallKI fllldle ....... w L Pd. Ga Y-LA ~ S4 lt 1IO .., II ==-~ 31 » ., A» 12"'1 ..... 30 .. 405 241') ua....
o.e.i11ete n .. .3'0 21
SS .267 lS
~· •·Dtfww .. 2• .649 ....... 43 JO •• •·O.... 41 ,. 547 leflN!tolllo 37 >I ..,
Ulefl J1 l9 .. ,
llMtMCltv JO 0 ·*
IAITlaN COM"I INCi
•·8"ton Atl9Mlc~
S9 14 ·-~ S4 20
New.MMY J7 >I WMNnetOft 3' l7 NewYcwk 24 SI
Y•MilweukM CeMr• DMMell
S4 21
•·Detroit lt a)
Clllceeo 35 ~ ~ 31 43 Atlenle 2t 45
IMlene 20 S4 •-cllncMd 1>levolf berlll.
Y-<llnclled division lltle
-...,.,..~.,·· seer.. LA~12l,~nlx1.,
Clevei.ncl 117, lndle~ t•
9Cll
730 .m ..,
.:no
no
542 "67
419 m
)1'0
New WNV 123, New York 114 IC.nM.s Cltv 137, OOldefl Slele 121
Plllledelpllle 1 ?2, ClllcellO 117
HOYiton 106 Ut1ll 96
Ml!WeuaM i06. Atlante 9S o.n-12', Porllend 117
T....,.-s~
Ptloenlx 11 LA L.aen
Sen Antonio 11 LA ~· loston 11 Detroit
WHhlnoton •I tncll•n• -
Cllooers 123, SUM l 14
4V, ,.,
11'1)
12 11')
s ')
2J
23 36
13'~ 19 n• ..
241') 331.,
L.A C:~•RS (12)) -Cffe S·7 4·6 14, .lofw!M>n 6· 10 I ·1 13, Donetcnon 4·4 0-0 I,
Nhton 4·11 2·2 10, SmluiZ_l·l.Wt..F. t!ftllTM J·S 4·~ fO';"&rl n 9· I• 3·4 21.
Gordon 1· 1 1-2 3. Welton S-7 1·1 12. Wlllte
0-2 0-0 0, C.tclllnos 1· 1 2·2 ' Totels •·79
77·35 123.
"'°INIX (114) -LUCIS 7·14 1·1 '6. Senders 5·1 0·0 10, AO.ms 7· 13 4·4 II .
Holton 2· 10 2·1 6, M1cv 7· 12 1· 1 16, Nence
0-9'7·10 7, Humpllrlfl 4·10 l ·l 11, Pittman
3·• 4·S 10, Foster S·710-2 10, Jones 5·1 0-0
10, Scon 0-3 o-o o. Toi.ts: 45· 100 23·29 114. kere llY Ouertert LA CllPOen 43 24 24 32-123
'"'-nhc 27 31 29 77-114
TllfM·POinl l>OllS-Mecv Fouled
out-None Ret>ouncls-Lcn Anoeles SI
(C199 11), ~ht 49 IAoems 9) As·
.itts-l.os Anoeles 31 I Hixon 7). Prioenlx 27
(l.uas, AO.ms 61 Tot•I touts-Los A111>eles
23, Phoenix 2t Tec11nlca1.s-L A Ctl-s J
1""81 defenws
AllenOenGt -10,099.
NCAA FINAL -FOUA
V .. MV• S2, Meml!NS St. 45
tS.Wlf•olbl
VILLANOVA 152) -Pressi.y 1·1 1-1 l,
McCleln 6·9 1·1 19, Pinckney 3·7 6·9 11,
Wiibur 0·2 O·O 0, McL•ln 2·5 5-S 9, JenHn
3·• 0-~ Plenskv H 1·3 3. EverM>n 0-0
-0·0 0 TOlels .. 1'·3' 20·26 S2 MaMl"HIS STATE (4$) -LM )·9 4·4
10, HOimes 4·1 0·0 t . 8ed!Md 4·9 0·0 I
Askew 1-3 0-1 2, Turner S· ll 1·2 11, 8e11tv
1-1 o-o 2, 8ecton 1·• 2·2 4, eovo 0-2 0-0 o.
Wlltono 0-1 o-o O Totels 19·50 7·9 4S.
Hetfrlrne-Vlllenove 23. Meml>llls St 23
Foulecl ou•-Lff. Ho4~• Re-
Doundt-VIN•nov• 27 (Pincilnev 9),
Meml>hl• SI 3J ILM . e.dforo. Askew 71
Aulst•-Vllleno.,• 9 (McL.ein 2, McC111n 2. Plenskv 7). Memi>nls St 12 (Askew 7)
Tolel louts-Vfllenove 13, Meml>llls St 23
T echnlcet-BedfMd.
Georeetown 77, St. Jotwl's S9
(~)
ST. JOHN'S (Sf) -Berrv 4·1 4·S 11
Gian •·• 5·7 13. Wenn1noton 4·7 4·5' 11
Mulltn 4·8 O·O I. Mo"' 3· 7 O·O 6. Jeck•on
3·4 0·2 6, Jones I·• O·O 2. Stewert 0·0 0-0
O, Bross 0-0 0·0 0, Shurlne 0·0 0·0 0,
CMneov 0-0 O·O O Totets. 23·'2 13· 19 59
-GEORGETOWN (17) -Merlin 4·8 4·4 n. Willillrns 1-1s •·4 JO, Ewtno 7· 12 2·4 16. W\rloete l ·I 6:1 12, ,Jeck~ 2·5 0-0 4,
Broeonex 3·• l·• 9. L>111on 2·2 0-0 •. McDonald 0· 1 O·O O. Meleen O· I 0·0 0,
Lock111rt 0-0 0·0 O. Hlollsmlth 0-I 0-0 0,
Flovd O·O 0-0 0 Total• 29-S7 19·2• n
Hellli~eo<~own 32, St Jonn·s 21
Fouled out-None Ret>ounds-St JOlln's 2• (Be<rv 6) Gtof'oetown 29 IMertln 7)
Assists-St JoM's 12 (Jackson 5), Georo•town II (Jeckson II) Totel louts-
St John's 20, Georoetown lt-
Allenoence -23, llS
Netlonel d\emPions
Rtsulls of COlleQe Dasketl>all s national
chemPionshiP oamn 19J9-0rego11 '6. Otuo St 33
1940-tndiana 60, Kansas •?
1941-Wlsconsin 39, Wnlllngton St 34
194?-Stanforo SJ Darlmc>Ytll 38
1943-Wvomino '6. Gl!Ofgetown 34
19'4-u1a11 42, DartmolJl?I 40 1011
194~11 A&M 49, New York U 4S
1946--0kla A&M 43. N Carolina 40
1947-Holv Cross SI. Otllahoma 47
1941-KeMuckv SI. Bavlor 42 1949-Kentuckv '6. Oi<tenoma St 36
19SO--CCNY 71 Braolev 61
19Sl-Kentuckv 61, tC1r1ses St SI
19S2-KensH IO, St Jolln's 6J
19S>-tnolane 69, Ka nsas 61
1954-L•Salle 9?. Braolev 76
19S~Sen Francisco n. LaS.lle 63
195'-Sen Fr•nc1sco 13. Iowa 11
19S7-N CtroMe S.. tCensas S3 13 oil 1951-Kentuckv 84 S.allle 1?
l9S9-<:1tiforn1a 71 Wt st Viro1n1a 70 196o--Olllo SI H, California SS
1961-Cinclnnarl 70, Onlo St 6S (oll
l962-Clr1clnnetl I I, Ohio SI S9
196J.-Lovc>la , 111 t.O. Clnc1nna11 SI 1011
lf64.-UCLA 99 Du~e 13
196~UCLA 91, Michigan 90
1"6-Texes Western 1? tCt nluCkv 6S
1967-UCLA 79, Davion 64
1961-UC LA 71, N Caroline S~
1'6f-UCLA 92. PurOue 72 ltft>-UCLA IO, Jacksonville 69
1971-UCLlll. 61. VIiie nova 62 1977-UCLA II, F!Of'ida St 16
197)-UCLA 17, MemDhls St 66
197-N Cerolfna St 76, MerQuelle 64
1975-UCLA 92, Kentucky SS
1976-lndlane u . Michlgen 61
•
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S.n Pr1nc:lsco 130 000 111-11 13 0 Anoela 013 100 000-S 10 3
~.De"" IS), w.,,. (t ) 8ftd ---~ Lueo. Corllett (7), ICINtr Ul. Moore <tl'
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~ ..... ,,..,.,
(et~"'9.)
Dodoet• 100 207 000-10 10 1
Toronto 001 "' 000-' 11 3 RlllU, Br-n (7), N!Ht!lfu.t (I) end
Scloscle, Brown (9); Al .. •ncter. Clefll 171,
Acker J lff<•udlll (9) and w11111 W-tteu".
L-Ateianclef. Hlt-9ream ILAl. ..................
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TMOlllO
Cl'llcel>O
A11911s
Detroit
&elfll'llO(e
K1nw1Cllv
New Y0tk
Mltweul<H
C1tvef1nd
Seattle
Oeklend
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12 10
11 10
II 10
11 10
12 l2
10 10
10 1f
• 11
10 13
10 13
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ClllclOO 13 10 .56S
Clnclnneu 11 f .550
New YMk 10 9 5.26
Allente I I 10 524
Pfti\edetplll• 9 ' , JOO
Sen Dlel>O 10 11 .47'
Sen Francisco 10 I I .450
Houston 11 13 .•st
Monlreal 9 12 .m
SI .Louis ' 10 .l7S Plttst>ur1111 • 13 .ns
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~ 10, TorOl'IO 6
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Houlton I, Minnesota •
Ken.su Cltv 6, Bettlmon I
Hew York VanllHs 7. Teus • Allenta 4, St Louis O
S..llle 4, Clllcaoo Cut>s 3
o.lillnd 7. MllweukM (SS) 2
S.r1 FrenclKO (SS) 4. Mllweukff lssl 2 Sen Diego 4, Clevel1nd 0
New York Met1 3. Monlrt1I 1
TM8Y'S Gemes Cllicaoo Cubi vs ......... P•lm S«lnos
Attente lssl vs. ~ el Vero Beac11
New York Mets vs. Clnclnnell 11 Tempe
Plll,tllll'oll vs Pfti.O.IPllle et Cleerw11er
Montreel vs SI. Louis et St. Petersl>Urg
B1lt1more vs Atlanta (.SS) al Wut Pelm BHCll
T0ton10 v\ Cllleaoo Wlllle Sox ls.sl 11
Sere.sole
Chlcaoo Wllll• So• (H ) "''· K1nws City 11 Fort Mvers
Detroit vs. Mlnnesol• et Orte noo
Boston v~Hew York Y•nkHS et Fort
L•uoero ...
Te.es vs Houston •• Kissimmee
MllwaukM vs Sen Dleoq et Yume •
O.klend vs Sen Frenclsco at Scot1\d1le
Seellte vs C .. vetend el Tucson
c .....
F•ST GAME
UC INIM S, SIMI Jell S•1'1 4
(f'C.AA)
Sen Jo" Slete 912 100 ~ 12 I
UC Irvine 200 200 Oh-5 I I
Otson 1no Grtesemer, Linton, Deltott
19) and Moro1n W-Llnlon, •·2. L-<>lson. 3 .t S.v-Deltose 131 28-Conwav (SJSI.
Devis IUCI) JB-Morg•n (UCI)
SECOND GAME UC trvlM 7, SIMI Jell Stete 4
(~AA)
Si n JOH Stale 010 200 G-4 1 J
UC frvlne JOO 270 x.-7 10 1 Telford. Gra111m CS> end Grte.semer,
Brillll, Cerr (SI eno Morgan w-e rlnk, 2· I L-Tetford, 4·3 S.v.-Cerr ( IJ HR-8oles
!SJS), Roolle< ISJSl, Nollette ($JSI.
Cemmunitv c .....
s.ma ""' '· Getdeft w .. , s (Seuth CMst C~l
Go.den Weit 003 010 100-S a J
Senta Ane 101 004 Ob-9 10 1 Merhn. Buckle1 (6). Wiik (8), e nd
FtOres. Schwat>e, Pifer (1), end Petrides 2B-Thomason (SA> 2, Rllvllck (S~).
HR-TllOmason (SAi. '
c ......... s. Sedl9eMdr 2 (S.Uttl c .. ,, C.""4 __ ,
Seddlet>ect< 100 000 010-2 1 1
Compton 301 010 eo.-s a o
Slnct11r. Pllenecle (S) ano Frei,
CemachO C 71. Jenerette •nd Griffin
JB-lnolehert (S) HR-Plenk sler <CJ. Hutt
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Cerritos
Cvi>res• Gotoen West
Sant• Ana
S.ddlet>eck
Fut~ton
W L G&
8 0
6 1 2 s 3 3 4 3 3 ,
3 • ' , 3 5 s
Ml Sin Antonio
Orenoe Cont
Compton
_) s s
Setutdev's Scwes
San11 An1 9, GOiden West S
Compton S. SeOdltbeck 2
, 6 6
' 7 1
Mt S.r1 Antonio S, Ful,.rton 3
Ctrrilos •. Cv«en 3 (10 lnnlnosl Aprl t G•rnes ( 2:lO p.m.)
Golden West at Compton
Cvl>fess el Orl not Coe1t
S.OOlel>aclt 11 Mt San Antonio
l'ullerton •I Cerritos
Hl9h Schoof
WestmllHtw s. OcHn View I
<Sunset LHeue> Westmln\ter 100 012 1-S 12
Ocean View 100 000 0-1 ' 2
Connot Gonretes 10 eno V1Meoes. JOlln·
wn Taut> 161 eno King W-Gonz11H, 2·0
L-Jo11n1on. 0-1
Edlaen 4, MerlN 1
I s.ittwt Ltaeue > Eolson 110 011 G-4 6 S
Merine 010 000 0-1 5 3
Brlnotnt>en end M•rlln, JOllnson (6)
H•nM>n arl(I Helltl>IUOh w-Brlndent>ett L-H•n~Otl 2B-CllOCk CE>, L.enlo (M)
1977-MarQuene 61, N CarOlon• S9
197t-Ken1uc11v 94 Dullt 88
19?t-Mochlo•n St 7S, tno1ana St 64
1'91>-Lou1sv1lle S9 UCLA s.
1911-lndlena 6l, North Carolina SO
1917-Nortll Cerolf11e 63. Georottown 67
19'3-Nortll Carolina St S., HouJlon S2 1...-.Ceoroe•own 84, Houston 7S
r&-Cettl Mew 2. Glenn o
IBtfsl Grandt T~)
C ..... women
NCAA TOV•NAMENT
Todey's ,lnel
(at Austin, Tuasl
Old Dominion (30·l l Y\ Georo111 179·0
U"L
WHTl•N C:OM,•••NC•
W L T .. ct. ,., "" HOullon 5 0 0 I 000 119 105
0911'-1'11 3 1 1 700 121 12•
A.rlrone • 2 0 6'7 13S 93
o.nver > 7 o 600 112 109
lltorti.no 7 3 0 •OO 11 92
LA 111.,...• I ' 0 200 111 117 $811 Antonio I 4 0 200 "6 119
•AST••NCON,••ENC• 81rmll'ltf\8m S 1 0 Ill I '1 111 hmH ..... • , 0 6'7 169 l:U
~I• 3 3 0 soo 1U 12t
..... JtrMY 3 3 0 S00 141 1S6
JeclllCHWfllt 7 4 0 "3 141 117
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ArlleM JI, foMw J«MV IJ
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~ .. °' .. '*
Glenn • 000 000 ~ 3 l
Coste Mtse 001 100 •-2 l I
Doog1n. McOow (4), •nd Cllever, Her·
rown •nO M111ne W-+41rrlson, 1·2.
L-Do<tgln 78 -<rowe ICM! l l -Mevr1e (CM)
Cape V ... v I, c .. te Mew I
l ... w Grelldl T~)
CePO Veltev 007 307 1-I I 0
Coste Mese 100 000 o -1 • 9
Blenc•tt and lt.eilY..... All6tlfl, Kal..,-t7
1no Mevne w-111nce11 L-Ausiln, l ·J
JB-KelJer ICM), Wanne ICM), Cerev ICVI
• •'-11 7, ,,acllka ' ( ..... Gr..-T~>
Est1nc11 400 000 >-7 1 I
P1cHlce 100 131 G-6 9 1
Hatfield, Cewnove (5), Fotev ISi, end
Penerlsl, JuPe. Furrl (S). Mlten ISi end
Fettig W-f'oltv, S• 1 L-Mllen
l&-Arrinodele (P ), Nntor (El
ls18Mll I, LI S«'N l
( ... w GreMI Ttu"*'*"l
E st1ncl1 202 400 o-e 10 4
Le Strne 030 000 0-3 6 3
Jere •no Cat>bellero, Penerlst 16).
YOUN I, Joer.111 (4) Ind Montano W-Jer1
L-YOUll'al 21-Miller (LS> 3&-<temons IE), Folev IE!
......... 9, w ......... J ( Alleflelm LleM Ttur--9)
WC>Odbfldoe 000 001 1-2 6 4 ~ 611 010 -9 • 0
Muf llf!V. ltcven 111. end Me.NM. ScllleOold end Torres W-Scl'llebold
L-MurllflY 21 DonelO (WI l B-S.Vmour (WJ
lrYIM u. S8"tl Ma lt
(leln AM •lh T--.it)
S..nt• Ane OOS 730 0-10 12 '
lnllne 790 004 11-IS 14 ' ~an. Hefsoll m end °""'.,"· Hen· toen. Sftodd¥ Ul end It aflmelUllt
W-Hanl!!en, I I L-~an 28-Walltfl
(I), Hnltr (SA) 3B-FlorH (IAJ Hlt-H~loen (I)
..
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Referee .eema obllYloaa to the aboattnc of
Geor&etown Coach John Thom peon Saturday .
Ml.s'*t Vtete 22. S.Hlllldr 6
(SMk AM bl TIWMftMM)
Saddlet>eck 00 2 400 o-' 6 4
MJsslon Vi.lo 30( 14) OU x-n " 2 l utler, Rossano (3). A. Ros'9no ()),
OeleMo <•l. Sant• Cru1 '"· a nd Areeo, C1ml>Clell. SwMlllnd (4), Hudaon (6),
0tmer1 (7) end ROberson, Arnone
lS>.2&-lleedes (MVI, O'Merlno (MVI.
3B-Sent• Cruz (SI, CamPOetl (MV)
HR-CemcellO IS), Bruce.rdo IMV), MurDftv (MVl
HIGH SCHOOL ST ANOfNGS
Sunset Leeeue
W LT Ga
Eolson • I O
Merine 3 1 o
Huntlnoton 8eac11 3 1 o
Fount•ln Vallev 2 2 I 11"
Westminster I 3 I 71..,
OcH n View I 4 O 3
S.tur•v'• k-
E4'1M>n •. Merine 1
WestmlnSle< S. OcHn View
Atlrl 10 Eolwn 11 WestminSler 13.151
Fountain V1llev et Oce1n View ll'ISI
Hunllnoton Betcll vJ Merine (Blelr
F1etO. 1 p m.l
• .,112
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Merine •• Fount•ln Vellev 13 ISi • .,. ll
Weslmlnster et Hunllnoton Buell I 1 pm )
NHL
C~BILL CON,••ENCE
ScnvtM DM'*t w L T "" v·Edmonton 47 " 10 104
x·Wlnnlpeo 42 17 • 92
•·C•lo•rv 40 17 9 19 •·I<'"-J3 31 13 19
Vancouver 24 44 I S6
Nwrls Dlvltlen
x·SI Louis 34 30 12 eo
x·Clllceoo 36 34 6 71 x·Detroll 26 '° II 63
x·Minnesota 24 41 12 "° Toronto 20 .. • ..
WALES CON,l•ENC•
Pa19'ICJI DMllOll v · PlllleOell>llle 50 20 1 107
x·West'llngton · 44 2• 9 97
Jt·NY lstenclefl 39 3J S 13 NY Ren~\ 24 42 10 SI
Plltsburo11 2• 46 S SJ New Jersey 11 45 9 SJ
Adams DMSlaft
x ·Ouet>ec 39 77 9 17 x ·Montreet 38 17 11 .17
x·Buffelo JS 2' .. 14
•-Botton 34 J3 9 77 Hartford 21 39 9 65
x-cllnclltd plevolf oertll
v-cllnctlff dM•lon mi.
S.twdlV'S klHI
ICllttt l , Mlnnet0t1 2
Pftlte0.1114'11• 3, NY Renoer• O
Monlreal 7, Boston 3
Hew Jenev 6, Plt11burOll 4
Buffelo 2. Hertford 1
Quebec l . St. Louis I
Weslllnoton 4, NY lslenders 3
Detroit 9. Toronto 3
T ........ 10-
Eomonton 11 ClllcallO C11uerv 11 WlnnlPeO
Ouet>ec 11 8uffelo
Montreel 11 Plllsburoh
Toronto 11 NY ltanoers
Mlnnet0te 11 Vencouve<
Mel*Y's o-.
No 111mn Klledulecl
T ... Y'tO-
Edmonton et Klft9s Botton et Ouet>ec
H1rtford et Buffalo
Pllllldeloflle •t NY lle1191rs
PlllSburOll 11 NV tstendefs
New Jerttv et SI Louis
icin.s l.Ner1t1 s .. rl 2
Scere 11¥ ".nMI
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3U
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327
771
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l03
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331
JOI
336
111
262
254
310
2t9
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262
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2IO
319
716
313
386
271 m 347
307 331
239
231
301
331
360
327
2SI
2S1 m m 311
Mlnnnole 0 1-2
LOS Al\!ltMS 1 1-3
''"'~ 1 Lot A""4n, Tavlor 37 (Dionne), 16.27
lsll). Penelllff-Snettsls, Min (llOldlnel.
6.39, Keflv. LA (hl!!ll.lllcttlnol. IG.47;
Me<Letlen, LA (llOldtnol, 1501, S~ata.
Min Caletlllhlll. 11. 16. ---.....w 2 Los Antelet, E"90IOm 4 (Fox,
Nicl'IOlll). " 11, , MlnnttOll, Acton 20
lhllowsl. 17:S3. '-neltles-1..ePOllllt. LA
lllOldlnt), U2. SntOltt, Min, melor <tklht·
tno). 13.:N, •~llttl'. Min, Cll>Uble·mlnor
(r0\191111\1), 13:3', Wttla. LA, IT\elOf '"-"'' lnol. 1).36, Tevtor. LA, Oouble•rninor Ir~. l\klh.sllclllnel, 1>.36. ~1. Min (l'IOldlntl. 11 .,, ,,.... ~
4. 1.01 ,..,.,, Nlchollt 4' (~Lelten1 OlonM, 7 )I (")· S. MlnMtOle, l«oluftd y
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Pltft, Ml111 me.or (lleflllnt), 11 S:.1 Mlfltf.
LA. melof (llehllntl, 17 S4 ,
Sfloll Oft ..-MIMetO!• s-I•· 11-JO l.ot .,...... 11 ... ·17->1
Ooellft Mil..-ote, Metocflt <>I tfl0tt·71 ....-1 L-. Anetift, Jenecvtl <••> .. ANfftOe~ -11141' ltefer .. -Doll
l(Oflllnlll
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Hete Irwin 67·17·6f-20I
Celllln PHta 70·69·6f-20I
D.A. Welbrlno 61·61·72-20I
Ge rv Hallbe<'g 71·71·67-210
De n Heltdotson 70-61·17-210
Lerrv Rinker 61·72·71-211
Greo Twloos 73·n ·67-212
Oen Forsman 74•6'·69-212 l'avne Sltw1rt 73·70·49-117
Jack Nicklaus 71·70-71-712
Chris Perry 72·71·70-213
Bruce Lietzke 11·71-70-213
8ernllerd L•noer 61·70·7~213
Pa t McGowan 70-74·7&-214
Lon Hl11kte 71·72·71-'21'
Joev Slnoeter 73·70·71-214
Nick Price 73·69·12-214
Ooue Tewell 7S·•7·72-2.,
Ronnie Btecll 69·7S·71-21S
Rooar Meltble 74·71·70-21S
Don Poolev 72·72·71-21S
Curtis Str1nor 70·73·72-21S
Tom Purtier 7•·69·17-215
Cterence Rose 7S·6t·1.h-21S
Bretl UPl>tr n-1~1'P-=1l5 -
H•I Sutton 76·69·70-21S
8iH ltooen 73·72·11-216
Oe ve Sarr 7S·l0·71-216
Merk Pfeil 73·72·71-216 Ben Crensllew 12· 7 I· 73-216
Rlcllerd ZOl<o4 71·75·70-716
Ralph Landrum 73·73·70-216
Dennv Edw1rds 7•·72·70-216
Greo Normen 71·71·74-216
Scoll SlmoM>n 73·73·70-216
Jc Snt•d 71·71·74--216 LH h..,W.-1 73·73·71>-216
Jodie MutSd 71-70·75-216 Eo Flori 71·72·73-217
B•rrv Jaeck•I 71·73·73-717
Tom Watson 71·7'·72-217
Merk O'Meare 70-7S-17-217
Mike SuHiv•n 73·6'·7~217
Mike Reid 12·7•-71-217
Bot> Gilder 12·74·71-217
Rev Flovd 75·71·71-217
Ken Brown 75·70·7>-211
Gibby Gilt>ert 75·70-13-211 D•n Pollt 71·73·7t-;!11
Jim Colbert 71·73·74-211 How1rd Twlllv 74·71·73-211
Denis Watson 73·69·76-21' Craig Stadler 73·70·75-218
Jetll Renner 7S·71·72-111
Fuuv Zoeller 72·7•·12-211
Andv Hortll 72·71·7S-219
lsao Aoki 10-75.7.-.,19
Jerrv Pett 7S·70-7,_219
Allen Miiter 71·74·74-1"19
Keith Ferous 72·72·7S-219
Fred Couples 73·12·7,._219
Jim Dent 71·74·74-219
Mlk• Ooneld 71·71 -n-219
BOOI>¥ C1em1>ttt 74-70-76-720
Mike BriOhl n ·13·1S-120
Bo«>bv W1dklns 6'·76·75-220
D1vld Grah1m 73·71·76-220
JI V Haas T3·72·7S-220
Tom Kiit 70·7S·7S-170
Mike Nlcoltttt 77·'9·7S-271
Georoe Arcller 72·74·75'-'271 Peter Oosterl'luls 71·7S·7S-221
Arnold Palmer 7•·72·7S-221
Gerv Kocll 74·12·76-227
Pllll Bl•~km•r 73·73·79-225
5en1er, 9"rnament
(et Us........,,
Ptt er TllOmson
Don Jenuerv
Jim Ferr"
Art Sllverstrone
Gene Lltlltr
BlllVCHC>el'
Charles OWens
Peul Harnev Dovo Senders Ken Sllll
Howle JOllnson HerOld Henning
LM Elder
Ffed HHS Jtfln Allen ~ln.r Bart>er •
Mlke.SOucllak \ Gav t rewer
Oeor1198aver
Art Well
Jlmmv Powtll
10-..-133
69·..,_1)7
69·70-139
70·71-141
7•-67-141
71-70-141
69·13-.. 7
71-77-1'3 11-11-143
7•·70-1 ..
73·71-144
7•·'9-145
77·73-145
71-7S-1"6
7•·73-147 n-1..-w
73·74--147 rr:-n=-1 ..
7S·7>-141
75-73-1•
75·73-1•
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--1. Cool! (USC>. 21.IOl 2. T11um lTCU). 21.2•; 3~ Smltfl (TCU>. 21.42.
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3,000 ,......,._I. ICnowlel IUCI),
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400IH-1. Schetmtrl'IOfn (USC>. SU4, 2.
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1'4IO rlllv-1. TCU, 3'0U7, 7. use.
3:1'.37; 3. New Mnlc:o, 3:1U2.
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6·81 W-.oner (UCI). •·4. ~ ~
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Junior 11Mvvwel9tlt1 -P,.1 Cr0tn ISoull'I Afrlc•) KO'd •1nc1y St-..m (We~·
ren, Ofllo) In tlllnl rOUftCI to reteln WIA
title. Crous It 26·0·1; Ster>nens Is 7S·9. ·
(8' Oelasl
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Grten (lrvlneton, N J > Currv It t2•0J
Green II 20· s. '
Adviser urges consumers to
sfiop around for best bank deal
'Banktn haschan edandbankershave
to become more market. sales orientated·
one choice among many" she says.
The days of bankers bcinJ able to sit
behind their desks and wait for people
to come-to thtm are aone. --
Mary Lynn Myen
Mary Lynn Myers fi the role
model or a new-era banker. er dress
and jewelry are fashionably con-
scrvati ve and her demeanor is as crisp
as a new SI 00 bill.
Myers is one of 14 American
Bankers Association advisers
selected to ··build better public under-
standin' of bankers and banking and
to provide helpful economic infor-
mation to the public." r
Several times a year: she lea ves her
JOb as the vice president of the First
Bank o:South Dakota in Sioux Falls
to talk about bank services. interest
rates. federal deficits, bank failures
and thq_~ertgulation of the banking
industry."1
This month she left the deep frceLe
that is South Dakota for some
California sunshine in her quest to
help polish the image of commercial
banking-an image that has taken on
a lot of tarnish from public m1s-
understandin& about the effects of
deregulation. money laun enng
scandals and an increasing number of
bank failures.
Currently about 800 baoks are on
the FDICs problem list. and so far
this year the FDIC has taken over 19
U.S. banks -hardly a record to
promote the stab1ht~ ·and stead-
fasmess-bankers would Hke ro have.
Myers fields qucstiP,as on these
topics with confident, well-re-searched answers. __ ._,
··Bankers need to make the tran-
sitfon from the only game in town to
"Bankers need to do a better job of
telling the consumer what we do. but
bankers arc not used to being sales
people. The bankers who are becom-
ing more'matket driven' are enjoying
a lot of success. The bankers who arc
sittinJ behind their desk are not."
Banking. she points out. is like any
other business and good management
has to be a priority.
FDIC spokesman A'.lan Whitney
agrees. After a banlt failure in
Turlock. Calif.. this week. he said.
''The common thread among (bank)
failures is poor management. we·ve
never seen a well-run bank fail."
On the national scale the picture for
banking is improvi ng. Business Week
re'"ported this month that "while the
nation's banks arc not on easy street
yet they are no longer pariahs on Wall
Street. They have substantially im-
proved their financial position. And
Latin American borrowers have be-
come noticeably more manageable.··
To the consumers who can't under-
s n w y t ey are mg ch~rged for
what used to be called free bank
services, Myers admonishes: The
services were never free.
Low interest rates on accounts
subsidized some services. but when
banks started paying higher interest
rates they could no lon~r afford to
subsidize what customers were ac-
customed to as free services.
Mye rs advises consumers to get to
know a bankand its services and what
those services cost. "lf'yo'u don't like
what you see. shop around just like
Peter Hqhn at the-eontrol panel of a robot
that will cook.. ae"e and aell hambaraen at
,,,..,..._
a fut-food reetaarant in New York City
within the year.
ORANGE COAST STOCKS
Newport Securities Corp. was unable to provide stock market
llctivities of publicly traded Orange County firm•
in the week ended Friday, March 29.
Computer Automation losses
1-
1 ead to founder's resignation
BOULDER. Colo. (AP) -David
H. Methvin. founder of Computer
t\utomation Inc .. has resigned at the
_request.of the high-tech nolo firnl°s
board 6f dir~ctors in d1c walfe-of
substantial losses for the co mpany.
which has a facilit y in Irvine and
about 770 employee worldwide.
Methvin. who headed the company
for more than I 7 rears. resigned
f. £4!:!.'J;y:hc rcsianot1on is effective
Aside from It Irvine fac1hty.
Computer utomat1on. hcad-
quancrcd in Boulder. has manufac-
tunna facilit1e1 or offices in Rich-
ardson. Texas. Dublin. Ireland: ol-
otne. West Germany: and London.
"In viewofthe opcratinalosscuhis
company has uffercd over the ?.I t
two years and the need to consider
m~or chanae in the company's
dircc11on. it wu felt by t~board that
... I am not1he ~t penon tO ~
over such a protram. and I .rec."
Methvin said.
In its fisal yrar ended June 30.
198'4. Computer Automation lost
S7.8 m1lhon on rt\'enun of U4
m1lhon. For the first six months of the
curttnl fiscal )Hr. tbt rompany ha•
'I
lost nearly $3 million. In January. the
firm laid off 130 employees and
dropped a line of small business
computers.
MethVin w1 I ht replaced 11ntricf
executive offictr by George Pratt of
Plano. Tex.as. Pratt. a member of the
firm's board for 14 years. is a self-
employed consultant and investment
adviser. He also will become chair·
man of the board.
The company manufactures vari-
ous computer-industry prodU'CtS.
including minicomputers and auto-
matic test equipment for business
computer users.
Sen. Wilson calls for
fr~eze on Japan talks
WA HINOTON -Sen. Pete
Wilson 1s cncouraaina a frttzc on
U .. neaotiations with Japen on air
carao issues until the two aovcrn·
mcnts an come to a mutua.J a,rtt·
ment on competitive principles that
would benefit both count~ h1
ofTttt said IOday .
"Japan enjoyed a $36.8 billion
1r1dc urplus in 191'4 and can upect
to reach 1ht S..O btllion mark by the
end of I 98S.'' Wilton Yid. "Thi IS
not the 11mc to annt ~ucsts thal
would funhcr ul<'n'batc the track
1mbelance between ®r t*O roun-
•
0
tnes. and we must d1scont1nuc talks
with Japen unul we can be assured
the1 will lift current restrictions on
U.S. eitpons."
Curttnt nea<>tiations f«us on
Japan's rcq~1 for authonty to enter
a new all~ air ca~r. N1~
Carao Airhot (NC ). lft tJw U.S.·
Japan matktt tqinn.._. .Apnl I, ud
for Japan 10 ttttive 1dcht10nal route
l'llhlS for its eJUSll"I CarneJ. Japan
Ir Line (JAL). In return. U. ,
pancn,rrcamtn would rt Japenac appro~aJ for ldd1t1ona n11ht' to
Japen. and mort 11rt1MS ,.ill be
allowed 10 ny theft
001
FEILEY
you would for a new car or suit."
Myers also stumps for more bank
deregula1ion during her talks and
interviews with the press. "We in the
banking industry have to compete
move effectively and shake off the
<1hackles of regulations."
Some of the shackles the ABA
would like to see removed are
services Myers says banks could now
provide but are restricted by federal
law. Things like the sale of insurance.
real estate. sales of mutual funds and
other services that "go well" with
banking but are precluded from the
commercial banks by fede(al law.
Myers says one of the changes she
would like to help bring about is
makin& people more awa.re....of the
problems of a big fedc.c:al deficit and
the imbalance of foreign trade. "The
world is Jtow an interdependent
economy and part of the trade deficit
program will go away if the federal
deficit is taken care off. They're all
related.
··w11h our federal deficit and the
balance of trade we could have
another recession very quickly.
People have to become more aware
and concerned. Then we have some
had choices to make."
Robot will work
burger c~unter
HUNT VALLEY. Md. (AP) _:A
hamburger chain has cooked up an
idea that goes far beyond a new
sandwich or shake -a six-armed
robot that prepares meals to order.
takes money and makes change. even
sweeps the floor and clears tables.
The robot's voice-activated eyes
will look at customers when they
order. And. wearing the cha1n·s
uniform and a smile. it will sing if the
food takes more thlln 15 seconds to
arrive.
This marriage offast food and high
tech )"ill come within a yea r at a
majM' burger c~in outlet in New
York City. accordi'ng to Peter
Hughes. creator of the automated
hamburger helper and president of
Hughes International Inc .. which has
offices in this Baltimore suburb and
in London. 1
Hughes won't reveal which inter-
national restaurant chain will debut
his robot. but he said it will be
sometime between December and
February in one oft he chain·s current
midtown Manhattan outlets.
Hughes has been sworn to secreq
under threat of losing the contract.
"It's a very big pubhcit} stunt:· he
said.
Four°full-t1me designers will spend
the next two to three months piecing
together the technology to create the
robot. and Hughes will oversee ever)
step of the proJect at his plant. The
prototype should be ready within four
months.
.:·w e have the technology:· Hughes
said in an interview this week. "lt"s
only a matter of applying it.··
The: robot will scurry around the •
shaped restaurant on a track. Its arms
extend six to eight feet in all direc-
tions and function 1ndepende:lll}.
Market research 1s under wa )' 10
determine whether th e robot's plasm·
face and svnthcs1zcd voice should be
male or female . but it's fairl y cenain
both black and white versions of the
robot will be produced.
Its mind 1s a computer pro-
grammed to detect overcooked ham-
burgers (and throw them away). scan
floors and countertops for spills (and
wipe them away). make change nnd
take instru~tion from customer
1such as. "no pickles") in the order in
which they s11 on chairs equipped
with electronic sensors.
If it's Chnstmas time. the robot will
sing carol . On Independence Da).
the national anthem. At other times.
the hamburger chain's advertising
Jingle.
The S 100.000 robot would ha vt' a
seven-year life pan if u~d 24 hours a
d'a • Sl)t~ b ttTerestaurant. s:ud
Hu&hcs. Only one human service enginei:r
per shift would be needed 10 super-
vise the robot's work. and that person
c-ould be stationed at a central
computer room from whith any
number of robots could be controlled.
he said,
No~thekss. said the inventor.
officials of the hamburacr chain tell
him they ptan only the one robol·
operat('d rritaurant ond that robot
won't cau~ ma s1ve uncmplo)ment
in the industry.
0rang9 CoMt DAILY PtLOTI Sunday. March 31, 1816 QI
Networks Unllmlted·aJms at
helping businesses expane1
A new compeny that specializes in helping bu1inesscs expand 111eir
operations n•tionally has been created by ....,.. , ........ ~e oi...,
and JM ea.,. The firm is called Netwerb u.u.1 ... and 1s based in C<*a
Mcsa. lownsend and o·uary also operate Tew__. 6 O'tearJ~ .. a Com,,__..,.
Mesa advertising aaency that spccalizcs in franchise marketing and
advertisina. Camp's background is in franchise sales and sales manqcmcnL • • • Wiiiiam Parker. UCI associate vice chancellor and Ralllll J . ........_ •
partner in the Newport Beach architectural/planning firm ofR~ Nao
Martia, recentJy served as panel memben in workshops at a Washington. D.C
seminar and conference sponsored by the Berea• ef Nadeul Affian, 18C. and
Tk ... tltate fer Prefa.-at aM Eseeetive Deve~t i.e. The pe1r
joined for«S in a workshop called "Structunng ~t and Future Real Estaar
Development: The University and Strategic Land Use:· covering Unive1'$1ty
Hills. an on-campus residential community being built for faculcy and suppon
staff. Mrtin also participate in ··Putting it all Together from Concept =fhro\Wh 1 Completion: Key Management and Business Issues in Making the Project
Work." • • • Werld WWe Groep, lac. has opened a new corporate headquarters in
Newport Beach and added Robert Adams to the staff as vice president of
projt'ct funding. Adams had been executive vice president for GelW P--
Co. in San Diego. . . . ,_ .
Marpret P. !Faye) Wilso• of Costa Mesa has been1promoted to senior
vice president in Sttartty Pacific Natioal Bull's California corporate
division. The former first vjce president has been with Security Pacific since
1977. -... -. -Mark Zlat1ma1ter has been appomted chief financial officer of Amerlall
Deve..,...eat Corp., the runional property management arm of Amerlall
Divenifle4CapltaJ Corp., a Costa Mesa-based finanC1al services and real estate
developmtm companj'. The taguna Beach· f'Jl'ft:111PTIT'".....,.,,.,..c-ti,.,....,rAF-fmnr---iiill
Preferre4 Flauctal Corp.· • • • Kare• KabriD has been appointed vice president of public relations for
TlleEalluderGroap,a Newport Beach-based publ ic relations and advertising
firm. Sile comes to The Englander Group from a pos1t1on as senior account
executive with CerreU Associates, be. • • • Gary AHtla llas Joined Reck 6 Waceneape Systems, &.e-of J~,.~. a
design. consultauon and construction firm specializing 1n lakes. st~ms.
waterfalls and relaled amenities. Austin will be involved in marketi"lo-projt'ct
planning and design and corporate administration. He comes to Rock &
Waterscape from VTN Corp. in lrvme. Rock & Watcrscape recently completed
projects at Walt Olsaey World, K.Dot1'1 Berry Farm and the Byan Rqe11ey
Maal.
.... . Newport Foundation
begins working with .
Heritage Foundation
By JOY DEE ANTHONY
The 46-member Newport Foun-
dation. a non-profit organization
focusing on economic issues. has
forged a working relationship with
the pro-free enterprise Henta$e
Foundation 1n Washington. D.C 1n
an attempt to influence policy makers
on topics of concern to Orange
County business and academic
leaders.
At the annual meeting held at Fluor
Corp. recentl). Chairman H.A. Ballin
noted that Orange County would
rank 46 in the United Nations. as
measured by Its annual production of
goods and services. if it were a
country. But its influence 1s not
currently proportional to its 1mpon-
ance. Ballin suggested. Organizations
representing areas on the East Coast.
he said. ha ve been much more acll'e
in attempung to influence Washing·
ton policy makers than those 1n
California have. The Newpon Foun·
dation would like to help re verse the
comparative remoteness of the West
The Henta$e Foundation 1s an
important .,,eh1clc of inlluenre. Balhn
said. Members of Congress often
work with Hentage scholars to come
up "'ith Jeg.1slative proposals. Jad.
Kemp. IR-N .Y.). for example. 101
together with the think tank's Direc-
tor of Domestic Po hey Studies. tu an
Butler. to come up wnh a low-tu. idea
called the "EnterpriS(' Zone:·
-\re:ts of interest to the Ne"' pon
Foundation include cnerg} econ·
omics. 1n1ema11onal trade pohc1e'
prodUC11\ it) and high tcchnolog~
and medical economics.
Ho\l,ard Jacobson. a member rur·
rentl) focusing on internauonal tradt•
pohC). \ 01ccd concern over tht•
American rela11onsh1p with Japan in
remarks at the annual meeung. C111ng
recent stones in The Wall treet
Journal. Jacobson warned that nsmg
pro1ec11on1st sentiments in Congres!>
ma~ ac1 again 1 the best interests of
ll.S. consumers.
Ballin said the group's goal 1s to
increase membership rolls b) about
100 persons. Ht' reminded new-
comers that a monthlv breakfast
mt>ellng takes place at the.Balboa Ba)
Club. The nc\t meeting occurs on
~pnl q
Fullerton firm has
completed deal for
Capilano Industries
RoP3k West Inc. of Fullerton Ms placed b\ {HU\ J Lawrence Inc. -'
announced the completion of the total of $1 5 million of tbese notes 1
acqu1sit1on of the capnal stock 01 con' crutik into common shares of
Capilano Industries Inc. Kent. Ropak
Wash.. and Capilano Pia sues o Ropak ·., t ha1rman . Wilham H.
Ltd.. ew Westminster. Bnt1sh ( ol· Rorx·r. <;a1d that thl· Cap1la'lo acqu1s1·
umbia. The Capilano companicc; af'l' t1on \l.Ould e\tcnd its geographic
the principal producers in \\lestcrn market'" rnhancc operating cfficicn-H
Canada and the Pacific North,.,,est of c1c-.. and di\ cr\1f~ its product lines
plastic p:ul s1milarto thoSt' manufac-into tCl' neam. frutt and other
lured b~ Ropak. 1n addition 10 other spcoc1alt~ l'Onta1ncrs.
plastic containers and alhcd prod· The arqu1\1t1 ons add t\\O pro-
ucts. du uon fac1ht1e<> 1n Washington and
Combined revenues of the Bnush ( olumb1a 10 Ropak'sexi ting
Capilano companies totaled appro,. fac1ht1e\ 10 Cahfom1a. Illinois and
1ma1elv S 14.1 m1lhon for the fiscal Ne~ JcN'\ No ~1gn1ficant changes in
}Car ended Octohcr 1984. RI.'\ cnucs Capilano ix•r\onncl or operation are
of Ropak for tht' year 1984 ~ere SI ~ 8 contemplated h) Ropak.
m1lhon and arc t':itpccted to 1ncrusc Ropa~ We<;t produtts plasuc hip-
to S.H -nulhon in 1985, uu:h,1<;1 \ t' of p1 ng ~rnc~ used for-~U.~ -
the Capilano companies. foods. coating and .,,anous tndustnal
The purchase price totaled and agncultural products.
S5.915.000 (Canadian). of which r.=============;-
$4. 915.000 was paid in cash and the
remainder 1n con vertible
~ubordinatcd debcnturci1. In ad·
d1t1on. Ropak advanced S 1.585.000
(Canadian) to the Capilano com-
panies in rtpa)'ment of mdebtcdne\\
to their former owners. Ropak se-
cuttd SS million ( .. ) of the ca'ih
pa) mcnt throu&h the pm ate pin e-
menl of subordinated notes to Ma sa-
ehusett Mutual Life lnsuranC'e Co
Leue-optlon or sale.
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Form er FCA c ·ef
wants to buy · ad
loa17s, foreclosures
LO~.\ 'GELESI .\PJ-.\n in\C~t·
mcnt group headed b~ Charle~
Knapp former head of F1nanr1al
( orp. of .\mcnca. wants to bu~ all the
problem loans and forcclo~d prop.
en~ of f(.\\ .\mencan lia\ings &
l ()an .\wx1a11c.n.
In add111on Knapp\ nc11. wm-
pan~ T r:i f~lgar Holding~ Inc 1\
offering to g1 ... e F<A and .\mcman
~\ ing\ 2fJ percent of an~ profit 11
make\ in di\po\ing o( the loan\ and
propen~
FC .\ 'pokc\man La~ na Bro11.d~
ronfirmed Frida) that the offer had
been reCCI\ cd and 1\ bcini re\ 1c11.-ed
··we ccnainl~ intend to rc\pond to
thl\ ofTer and to an) other offer' in r1
manner that 1\ 1n the· bc\I intere\I of
thl' mm pan~ and the '~archolder\."
\hl' \aid
··.\\Ide !rum the profit. 11 I 1hc
propo\cd purcha..c h~ Trafalgar) "
health\ and bcncfiual to both \Ide'"
\aid ""1ar~ D<1dge a frafalagar \ 1tc
prc\1dent
.. It will mean an 1mmcd1a11.: rct1h1a·
1111n 11r 1:.srn1ng\ for I< .\ ~'ntl lflll ~
rcl1e\e them of a management and
i1dm1nl\trat1\e hurdcn .. l>od11c \UHi
.\mcncan acquired the loan~ and
propcn~ during K,napp\ adm1n1~·
tra11on Official~ ha \e ..aid the fa~t·
growth pohc1c~ that Knapp pum1cd
at the \&L wrre marked b> a lack of
cauuon in 1t\ lending pracucc\
Knapp. who wa\ under inten..c
prc\\Urc from federal regulator\. v.a\
OU\tC'd la\t .\ ugu'lt a' head of FC A
and .\mcncan "laving'>.
f( .\ h\tcd problem loan' and
propen1e' ol more than \I hdhon at
the i:nd of tt\ third quaner ended la\t
licpt 311 fhe w mpan) \ ~car-end
finanual re\ult,, expettcd to be
rclea\Cd "1onday. ha ve been dela yed
for month\ pending compleuun of a
rc\•1c11. 1111t' 1roubled·loan ponfoho
Bui the ~11mpan~ ~lready ha'
e\llmatcd 11 will \ho11.-a tull·ycar lo\\
of bct11.ecn \ S<Jf1 m1ll111n and \ 71)(1
m1ll111n lnrgcl~ hctJ u\c uf
1o1ontedo"' n\ 11 11. 111 take 11n the had
loan\ and the \c1luc of propcny 1in
wht~h ti ha\ foredo\Cdr
l>od¥e\atd Trafalgar and \lolo'l1111her
ma1or real e\late ln\C\t<1r\ whom he
dcd1ncd to 1den11h arc oftcnng 111 pa~ f < \ Ill rx:r~cnt mt1r1; than the
11.r111cn·d1111.n \-Jlue of the loan' and
pwpcn~
Unocal woil 't accept
Pickens' bid to delay
Company insists that
annual meettngmust
tak e place as planned
LO' A c, l.I.\ I 11) -1,n1ul
( llrf) \aid II v.rin 't l}fl\lpltOC II\
annu1&I meeting. rcJc<.11ng 11 rcque\l
for 1 delay hy a &fl1up led hy 111lman I
ttoonc 1'1ckcn\ J t
\1can11me. P1<.kcn\' group, Mc\a
rannef\ II 111 Am*f1llo, f CU\, 1m
Fm.lay filed p~chm1nary mlltcrial'
""'tth the ~'luht1e\ 11ncJ I u .h11ngc c 11mm1\\11Jn in W11,h1n11on for ll
pr ox~ liaht 1111 thc 1\\ue
l<ct1ud1il¥ l 'nolal'\ 1tn ·
nounocm •nt. """'d lttlt<.hcldcr 11
\'l<.c pr~·\1cJcnt 111 Mc'8 l'l.:lroleum, 111
v.h1th 1'1lkcn' I\ Lhll1tm11n '81tl
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11 ha' 'Wltd 11 I\ U1k1ng w11h lender\
11tlt1ut fin11n<.1n11 tor f'>IJ\\ll'>lc ad·
t.htmnal pur<.·h11\I:\ .
Knud sen will buy
Foremost Dairies
11 ·1.1.uu <JN -Knud'tlrn ''"Kl"
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the We\t.
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r~ntcrpfl\4.:\
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Antenna enalneer1 George Cueell of Hunt-
ington Beac6 anji L.E. Hendrickl of Cypreu
examine t.he 1/10th acale model of the new U.S.
air Force C-17 tranaport plane in a r•dlo
frequency anechoic chamber at the DoUClH
Aircraft Co. faclllty in Long Beach. Made of
fiber&la• -and covered with flame-1prayed
aluminum, the model l1 17 feet from noee to
tall, with a wtng1pan of 16.5 feet. It r. belna
Uled to teat the 1tatlon-keeplng equlpmen~ ana
high-frequency communlcatlon1 antenna
characteri1tic1.
Four giants of Social Security
celebrate 50-year-old system
Remind publi c that origin a l act created variety
of we lfa re grants in addition to old -age benefits
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14. 21. 1tt5 . 14. ;et, 1t15 o.iey Piiot Mwdl 24. 3t, o.11y Piiot Merell 10, n, 24. At>t 1, 14. 1116 ueae ua• Publllltled Or1ng412~1 ~ _,,,
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PM:'"'°"9 ....... um ITAW NCmlOUI ...... l -----.. MAim ITATW wtltl .... County ee.ti Of Or-TNl4...., Merch 11. tM:J, MAim ITA~ The lollowlng pet90N are MAim ITA~ r-,,, __ -The folk)wlng ~.,.. anoe Couney on Mercft I 0..11 p.,,_
The t<*ow1ng pereon1 ar• dOina ~ea: The~~ are MAim ITATW dOlna bU11nW •: 191$ ' ACTmOUe 8llH•'l8 Tlllt ,....,,_,. wee Ned cto1no ~ 11: LLOYD 00 . 3038 Oar-doing butll,_..: The lollowlng per.one we OlJALITY MARKETING, PIJ974 MAim ITAT'llmWT wltfl tM County ci.rk Of Of·
H.UN TINOTON WINDOW ne.d, Coeta Meel, Calif. CLAUDIA'S COLLEC-~~-: 17MtlamptonLene.Hunt-Pvbll!IMd OfMOt eoeet ThelollOwlnQpertONare _,. Coun1y on Merotl 26,
CLEAHINO 11111 Patk8'de 92t2t DON. 177-F "'*'llde Aw .. T POPE· OROANIZA-lngton leldl. CA 921-47 Deify Pltot March tC. 17 24 ctolno ...,.._ •: 1M5 LllM. u). Huntlnoton Lloyd Dwayne A1b11ry, Hewpert Beedl, CA t2M3 ~ION. t012 lftoeo Sl, SUlte JOMpfl J . Mwtln, 4022 31 1985 ' ' ' P0A NADA CHARTE.R8, P17t11t
9each, CA 92147 3034' Garfield, Cotta M ... , Clauo18 ..till Aoee. 1900 tOl...._Coc:a M ... , CA 92127 Morning Slit. Huntington ' Su-451 174e C«l'* Pt., Newport P\lbllahed Orln09 co.t
Wiiiiam L WllllMf 18181 CA 92&2a Dov. Dr .. Newport BNch, WlllM'St«llno P0pe, 903 9each, ~A 92147 Beedl, CA 92tl0 Oe11Y Piiot Marc:tl 31, Aptll7, p.,klkM Ln, #53: Hunt-Thia bu1lne11 11 con-CA 92HO W. 17th St., 1/7, Cotta Meel, Ttlla bualioes1 11 con-Oared N. Smlttl, 1741 14, ~1. 1985
lnQton Beedl. CA 92647 ctuotld by: an lndlvldull Thia butlnee. 1 11 con-CA 92t27 ducted by: 111 lndMdual Ml.IC NOTICE c.ntena,.. .. Newport 8Mllh. au..4IO
l hl• bu•ln... 11 con-Lloyd 0. A1bury ducted by. an lndlvldual Thia bullnff• I• con-JOMph J. Martin CA 92MO dlle1~ by· .,, .lfl<IMdUll 1r1111 1111ement w11 llled Cleudle Roee cluc1ed by: an Individual Thi• 1111emen1 wu ni.o 'ICTITIOUI ..,..... Thi• bullneM I• con· 1---------
Wll&lim i.. wan.r With the County Clerk ol Of-Thi• 1111emen1 w .. flltcl Wllllern StetHng P0pe With the County Clerk of Of-MAim ITATl•NT duc1~ bY: 111 lndl~ "8JC JIOTia
Tlllt ltlt-*11 WM filed ange County on March 25, with the County CWtl of Of-Thi• ltatement WM filed 1ng41 County on Maren 18, The folloWlng peflOl'll 1re 01r~ N. Smith
wfttl .... Coun1y ci.k of Or-1985 ... County on Mitch 15, with tM County Cletk of Of-1M5 I ctolno buelneee 11: Thie 1tatemenl wet llltcl ACTmOUe ....... _,. County on Mlfch 22 ~ tt15 lft04I County on Febfulty nMea PlfVSICALL Y FIT CO., with tne County CWtl of Of-um ITA~
ttl$ ' Publllhed Of1ng41 COM! ~ 14. 1915 Publllhed Or1nge Collt 15851 P....,.,,_ St .• Apt 11'99 County on M1refl 13, The lollowtng PMOM.,.
P111m Diiiy Pilot March 31. AptH 7. PublllMd Or.nge Coeet ,_ Delly Piiot M1ren 24. 31, G-e. Tuetln, CA t2tlO 1985 ctolno ...,.._ _ ~ e>renge eo.t 14,.21, 1985 Delly P16ot Merct1 24, 31, Published 0rll'09 Collt Aptll 7, 14, 1985 L .. & Debbie Ctleeln, "11•1 OAK STREET 8UILDERS
Delly Piiot Mwc:ll 31, Aprll 7, Su-414 Aprll 7, 14, 1915 Delly Piiot Match 10, 17. 24, " . Su-469 15861 PMldeN SI., Apt. Publllhed Or1ng41 Cout LTD., 438 D ak StrH I,
14. ~1 tM5 ~ 31, 1985 G"8, Tuttln, CA t2tlO o.lly Piiot Mardi 17, 24, 31, LIQUNI e..ctl California • · Su-4'3 Su-44 t Thi• bullMM 11 con-AptQ 7. 1985 tzt5l ' Pt8JC NOT1C£ Ml.JC ll)TIC( ••• IC NOTICE duc1ed by-.~ and wife Su-45& Oek Street lkllldert Ltd .. 1 ,._ Lee Scott Cheeln Callfornll COfPOfltlon
"8.IC N011CE ~TmOUI ...-1a ACTmOUe ..,_.. "8.IC NOTICE J 'ICTITIOU8 .,..... Thi• etatement wu flltcl Thi• bullneu 11 con-
..,._ ITAT'lmWT um ITA~ NAm ITATIMINT with IM County Clerk of~-"8.IC NOTICE ct~ by: 1 corporation
PICTrTIOUa ........ TM followlng pertona we The following l*90M we ,ICTTT10UI ..,._.. The foltowlng pettonl lfl anoe County on Mitch I. J.P. HltWOOd, Prtllldent
MAim ITAW dolno bullfleA •: dolnQ bualr\ela ei: um ITAT'llmNT dol bullnaat ... 1985 . ACTITIOUa ....... This ttlttment ... flied The following l*IOnl lrl ·DALE'S BACKHOE SER-PIEERLES PAINTING The lollowlng pereon11r1 ~ELAN · FURLONG ~ um ITATIMINT with tMCounty Cltrtl of Or-
dotna buellleM •: VICE, 14952 Burnham Cir .. LTD •• t407 Liii .... Ln .. doing bullMA 11: PARTNERSHIP 743 Bak• Publl!IMd Of1ng41 ........ The followlng l*IOM are ... County on Mlteh 25,
NIWPORT INDUSTRIES, Irvine, CA 92714 Huntlnoton Bctl., Callf. ART BY DESIGN. 39 Str..C Colta ........ Cal~ Dally Piiot M1tch 10, 17, 24, ctolnQ bulltlell 11: 1985
.... Hetywd St .. Newpor1 Oele Alen Reinholt, t4952 92641 SunliOflt. IMne, CA 92715 lornla 92128 3 '· ~915 OCEANSIDE TIME. 2790 ,,,..,
Beedl. CA t2M3 lkKnham Cir., Irvine, CA Robett Craig Cernpbell Karen EJIZaa>ettl Vent Hof, John Whelan. 743 Bak« 8u-4-U Harbor Blvd., Ste. 203, ~ K• MWMr .. za lrenl. "4 Hllylfct 92714 I Thie bullneat II OOfl-39 Sunlloht. lrvlne, CA StrMI Coata ~ Call-Coate Meel, CA 92t27 U., nt ..._. A.....,,
St. 8wtl. CA Thi• butlMll ·-~-~tylllmbM per1W· m ~a -. . ge, 1t Mllln ...-D1Qs;ca••• dUCfid bf.Iii lftdMdUil ltllp Thi• bulln ... II COii• Phlllp M Funong 25822 St., #41, Huntington Belch, Pu~ Or-. COMt
Tilll bu1ln ... 11 con-Dale A. Relntlol1 AoM1 Craig Cernpbell ctucted by: an lndMdulll Prairie StrMl ~na Hiiia ACTmOUe ........ CA 92648 Dally Piiot IMrch 31. Aptll 7. ducted by: en lndlvlclual Thie 1t1tament w11 flla4 TNI ltatement -llled Karen E. Vant Hof Cellfomla 92e53 ' um 8TAT'l•NT Thie bull!)"' la con-14, 21, tMS
ZD Irani With the Coun1y CWtl of Or-with tM County Cltrtl of Or-Thie 1tatement WM flied Ttll• bUll!MH I• COii· The lollowlng perlOlll .,. cluc1ed by: an lndMdull Su-488
Thie etatement wu flltcl lft04I County on Mercn 25, lft04I County on Mardi 18, with the County CWtl of Or-ctucted by: 1 oeneral part-doing bultnlll II: Gary T. Lorge
with tM County Clerk of Or-1985 191$ 1ng41 County on Mlrch 4. nerlhlp . PETRO & ASSOCIATES, Thie 1tatarMnt wll flltcl ---------
_,. County on Maren 25. nnm Pl11eM 1985 John Whelan -3441 Birch St .. Sult• 209, With the County Cletk of Or· "8.JC NOT1CE
ttl5 Publllhed Orange Cout Pvbll!IMd Oflllg!I Collt '2JOllO Thi• atttlfMllt wa• flied Newport Beac:h, CA 92eee> 1ng41 County on Maret\ 14, ---------1'1119 Dally Piiot March 31, April 7, Dally Piiot Match 24, 31, Publl!IMd Orange Cout with the County Clerk of Or-w 1111 • m MI c II I • I 1985 ~nnoua .......
Publlehed Orange Cout 14, 21. 1985 Aprll 7. 14. lMS Dally Piiot Maren 10, 17, 24, 1nge County on March 15, Petrocelll, 19821 Laxing,on '271-um ITAT'lmWT
lllyPtlot March 31,Apnt 7. Su.Al7 Su-476 31, 1H5 1985 Ln., Huntington Beedl, .CA PoblllMct" Of1ng41 COMt The followlng pet90111 are
t4. 21. tt85 Su_.48 rn1 ... 92&4e 1 Delly Piiot Maren 17. 24. 31, ctolng ~ 11:
Su_.82 Ml.JC NQT1C( Publllhld Orange Cout Thia t>u1lne11 11 con-April 7, 191$ PACIFIC EMPIRE READY
,----~-Dally Pilot March 24, 31, ctucted by: 111 lndlvldUll ~68 MIX, 2742 Clbot&.. Coeta ... ,., ...... -----------AprM 7, 14, 1985 Wiiiiam MldlMI Petroc:elll Meu. CA 92t2t INAm 8TAT'lmN'T MAim ITA~ Pt8.JC NOTICE Su-488 Thi• 1t1tement waa flied Cathryn Or1k1. 2742 •-IC Mnnrc TM followlng pertont are The lollowtng l*90M are with the County CWtl of Or-•-.,. llftTJC( Clbola. Coet1 M.... CA ,._ ....,,-. dolno bualr'9tl .. : dolnQ bualneaa aa: FICTrTIOUa .,..... 1ng41 Count~ on !March 8, nmu" ...., 92t28
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ACTmoua 8UWN 4120 Birch St .. Sulw 203. PRODUCTS. 1315 s.nueoo TM tolloWlng pertonure "8.IC NOTICE mw ":ii~"1:.~N duct': ::,nei:~ con-
NAMI ITATDmMT Newport BNch, CA 92eeo Or., Newport BMch, CA doing bull,_. as· Allied ,ICTmOUa llUaMU Publl!IMd Orange COMt The foltcrMng l*90lll art Clttlryn Dreka The~ pereon• .,.. e.T11om11 ~ Pnll":. 2e75 92MO ArchT1ectur11 woo0 Prod· ..... aTATl•NT D111y Piiot March 10. 11. i•. dolnltm.r.., Thll etatwnent wu ltled ~LIN~~OULEUR ~or6a111 ~~3 ewpc>rt 11::'~ ~1~-UCtl, 1727 Superior Aw.. The following~· •r• 31, 1986 Su..C47 TV JOtl 8'3 A. w. 19th with tMCounty ci.nc of Or-
3201 South Su1111 Str..c: Thia' butlneaa 11 con· CA 92ee0 ' ~1~::.0~iii:e9~8!~.,. doing bullneea H : St., Colt.a ... CA 92127 = County on Match 27,
Santi Ana. Callf. 92704 ducted by; an lndlvldual Robert Barbeau 23043 Inc (State of lf'lCO(J)Oratlon· QUALITY URETHANES, P\ll.IC NOTICE S.muel Welnlteln. 720 19 5 l'17MI
Danial A. Tarbell, 4 Thomu o. Pnlllpe PINO De Terrldo. Oiemond Cii1tornla). 1727 Superio( 17020 Nectatlne St .. Foun-Ava M1odol1na. San p bll9hed O COM,
Woodeono. Laguna Nlouel. Thie ~t w• flied Bit CA 11785 A c l ...... CA 92927 taln Vly .. CA 927'08 ,ICTmOUI .,.... Clemente, Calif. 92172 u r1ng41 t
Calif. 92877 wfth the County Clerk of Or-Thll bu1lne11 11 con-°';ti'11 ~tu1ln11i 11 oon-Mlfll Steven Aaao. 17020 um ITATW•NT A. Alan CaOe, 8'3 W. 19th Delly Pltot Mere;t' 31. Aprll 7.
Thlt bu11n .. a 11 con-1ng41 County on March 25. duc1~ by.~ ducted by. a COfPO(lllon Nectarine St .. Fountain Vly.. The following P«IOlll ate St .. Cotta Meu, CA 92827 14. 21. 1985 Su 95 ducted by: an Individual 1985 Oofdon Barr Allied Builder Hetct.are CA 92708 doing bu9k-. u: Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-_.
OMiel A. T ltbell '272I01 Thie 1tatement wet flied Inc By: Elizabeth BraMll. Thi• bu1ln111 II con-wk I T E M 0 u NT A I N duc1ed by: • generlll 1*1-
Thll 1t1temant wu ltled Publilhed Of1ng41 COMt with tM County CWt1 of Or-SeCretWy ' cluc1ed by an Individual CREAMERY. 23342 El Toto netlhlp "
wfth the County Cletk of Or-Delly Piiot Mlfch 31, April 7. "* County on March 15, Ttllt ttatemant ... flied Mlltl ANo Rd .. El Toro. CA 92$30 Semuel Welnlteln --... llftTV'C ange County on Merch 20, 14, 21. 1tt5 1985 with the County Cletk of Of-Thia ltatarnent Wll lllld Michael J. Munz. 520 Thie ltlletnent w .. flied _.......;.,...;..;,,_.;;...;;_...., __ , __ -..__
1985 ~5 m 1411 ange County on M1ren 8 wfth tM County Clerk of Or-Avocado, Corona c1e1 Mar, wfth the County Cletk of Or-~nnoua .,.. ..
Fl71191 ---------Publllhecl Of1ng41 Cout 1985 . ·=County on March 15, CA 92t25 =County on Marcil 15, MAim ITATDmM'T
Publllhed Orange COMt fltB..IC NOTJCE Delly Piiot Maren 31 . April 7. ~ 19 5 rn1417 Kathryn B Munz, 520 19 m1a1 TM folloWlng peraone .,. ~~ 7~~'. ,~;,ch 24, 31, ~TITIOUI 8UaM81 14, 21. 1985 Su-478 Publllhed Orange Cont Publllhld Orange Collt ~vO::~s Coron• del Mar. Publllhed Orange COllt doing bullnela .. :
Su .. 72 NAm ITAT'l•NT Dally Piiot Merch tO, 17• 24. ly Piiot Marcl1 24 31 A Dally Piiot Maren 24 31 N£WPORT SEA CREST The folloWI 31. 1985 I 7 985 ' ' Thie buelneH 11 con-A 11 7 14 1985 ' ' APARTMENTS 2082 Man-
clolnQ bull~ ::ton• ara Su-452 Aprll . 14, 1 Su-4e3 d~::· ~~~:d •nd wife pr • • Su-4e2 dlrtn Dr .. Coeta Mete. Calif.
---------LIOO SURF CO.. 3333 Thia 1tatement -flied 9~ M ~ NI.JC NOTICE Newport Bl., Newport ..... ITATDmM'T l'tll.JC NOTICE with lhe County ci.nc of Or-1955 Bllleetic . Dr .. Coati
-'9W'PWW .. --.. Beedl. CA 92M3 The to11ow1ng pereona •• .,._ ir llftTJC( 111.,,;
5
County on M1rch 1. rtaJC NOTICE .. --, ................ ... ro.,.,., _., --NQfman Edgar Da11l1, doing bulineat 11. f lCTITIOUI .,..... ~ '911 • -..,_., ... _v
MAim 8TA.,._., 1000 MICArthur Bl .. Sarita RANK & ASS061ATES NAm ITAT'lmWT fl1101ll ~TTT10UI .,_.. JllMI G. vtNta. Jr .. 2082
The followfng pereone 1re Ana. CA 92704 19742 McArthut Ste. 205° The lollowlng pertona ere ACTmOUI ..,_.. Publllhed Orange Cout MAim aTATIMINT Mandarin Or."-Colta Meu, ~ ~~NTS ,910 ~ ~~~ .... ~ ... A:on-lrvtne, CA 92715' • °<>!"'I ~ER I c .. 11N: DI s T~':! .,. Dally Pilot Maren 10, 17, 24, TM following pef90tll are ~.;~ ~--i264M . c FO VT• ................ Lynde L. Rank. 2tt32 Al-AM ,.. -............ ........ . 31. 1985 doing butlneae .. : • LTD., A ALI ANIA LIM· Hofman E. Oevtl cteano Mltelon Ylejo Cellf TR I BUT 0 RS 2 7 0 0 v-"' .,.,..,,... 11· .18-&39 LASZLO'S PLUMBING Ver.a Cruz Ln_, MlatlOn Viet<>,
ITED PARTNERSHIP, 3520-Thll etatement wu ftled 9iet1' . . Petereon. 10-H. Co1t1 0 & 0 DISTRIBUTORS, •-IC ' --= .. -tt6e P.,iio!en Cir .. coati C~~d 1H. W•, 1•••
B Cedlllec Awnue. Coltl wtth tM County Clenl of Or-Thie butineH 11 con-Mela. CA 92828 912 W. 17ttl Street, Coeta l'Ul1L , Meaa, <;If tze27 p.::.'":!"~. Pl ~ Masi. CA 92t2t ange County on Mlfch 25, duc1ed by" en lndMdu.i WM R. LIWZll, 2700 Mele, CA 92827 L t F I 1858 "'' ..,_._,, " , ....... .,.... ' JoMph 0.Carlo. 2024 1985 L..-..• L. Rink Petereon 10-H Co•t• Robel1 Lo. Green, 3125 ACTITIOUa ..,..... 111 0 00 or, Beedl CA t2MO
Balelrlc Drive, Cotta Meu, '271* Tfii;"°etetarnent 'wu ftled M .... CA 92828 ' Stucteb1k1r Rd., Long NAm ITAT'lmNT ~nr:7 Cir .. Coltl Mele, Thli bullnMI 11 con-
CA 92629 P\lblllhed Orange Cout with tM Coun1y Clerk of Or-OenlM Lambert. 2700 BHctl, CA t0t08 The followtng l*IOllS are Thia buelneat II con-ducted by: lolnt.-iture Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Dally Piiot M1rch 3t, Aprll 7, ange County on Maren 25. Patereon, 10-H, Co•t• Bernard H. Genter Jr .. doing bullneet u -. ducted by lndMdull J~ G. White. Jr:\t
duc1edby:allml1edp1rtner-14,21, 1985 1985 , ....._,CA92628 117-35th. Newport BMCtl. DYE-NAMICS, 9715 LMZ'lo~c:c,, Thll 1tetement w flied ,. "'Tc Su-•et "2'nl1• Thi• bullne11 11 con-CA 92eeo Blckley Or., Hunflngton Thia ltatement waa llltcl with tM Counly Clerk Or-~.~~ w .. llled Publllhed Orange Cout ct~~ 't:,":,M• ~~:, :,:_:=,,:,con-e.;cn~ 9= ct Bart wfth the County CWtl of Or-= County on M1rCh 25•
with tM County Clertc of Or-"'8.IC NOTICE Dally Piiot March 31. AprM 7. Thie 11aiement wu flltcl Bernard H, Gertler Jr. Jr., 9715 Bl<*ley '0r .. Hu~ :C County on M1ren 15, f'l1'm4 ~ County on Mlfdl ... ,ICTmOUI ....... 14, 2 t. 1985 Su-483 with tM County Clerk of Or-Thie ltatement WU llltcl lnOton Beach. CA 92648 '17101 Publllhed Of1ng41 Coat
9 NAm ITAT'llmNT ange County on M1rch 4. with the County CWtl of Or-lhl• bu1ln .. 1 I• con-Publlthed Orange COMt Delly Piiot Marcfl 3t, Aprll 7,
Pl11MI The~ Pl8.IC NOTICE 1985 .,. County on M1rch 15, ducted by: an lndMdulll Deily Piiot Maren 24 3t 14. 21. t985
PuDlilhed Orange Coat ctolno ~ ::.,,,.. .,. n70lle 1985 Thomll R. Barton Jr. AptH 7 t4 1985 ' ' &u..-ee
Dally Piiot Mardi 24, 31, W0008RIOOE APART ACTITIOUa .,_.. PubHlhld Of1ng41 Cout m t• Thie 1t1tarnent wu flled • • Su-"80
AP<ll 7, 14, 1985 Su_.73 MENTS, lnatltutlonll Pr~ .um ITATIMENT Diiiy Piiot Mareh 10, 17, 24, o.':~~ ~:oe24eo;f with the County Clark of Of-
erty lnveatort 1201 Dow The lollowlng ~·are 31, 1985 .. II 7 t• t"•5 • • Inge County on March 7, ' clot~ bullneat .. : Su-464 ... pr · ... "'" 1985 Str"1. Suite 300, Newport F &T INTL CO 17141 Su-485 -fltB..IC NOTICE MUC NOTJCE ---------Beach C1llfornl1 92880 · · · · " r••-• • Ml.IC NOTICE , Ch.;.lff M1rlon H""· Oak Ln .. Huntington BNch, Pt8llC NOTICE Publllhed Oranoe Cout '1CTITIOUa .,..... 'ICTITIOUa ..,... ..
---------Trull .. ol tM Heere Family CA 92847 Dally Piiot March 10, 17, 24, um ITAT'l•NT ,.._ aTAT'lmWT
,ICTITIOUl IM.l-18 Trull elated Mlfdl tt, 1983, Florence Tolen. 17141 ~TTT10UI .,._81 '!"LIC NOTICE 31, 1985 The folloWlng P;etlOnl .,1 The following perton1 't•
N.Am ITATI_..,. 838 Fourth Avenue. En· Oak Ln .. Huntington Belch. NAm ITAT'l•NT Su-4"8 doing butlneea ia: Franke dolBngl~RWOOOll: •P•RT-
The lottowlno l*IOOI II• clnlt Calif I 92024 CA 92847 ~mtbu• .,_.. Co.en k 210 s El IA" ,.. ,.. doing bullneet u : D!!ict Rorn .:lchaleon Thie bu1lne11 11 con-dJ::: =:."""'are um ITAT'lmNT Cam wet' 1• 1 · MENTS, lnltltutlonel Prop.
BILL STEVENS RAelNG, Trull .. of ·,he Mlchetaon ducted by: an Individual MAC MILLIN. & AS-TM followlng peflOlll are "8.IC NOTICE Cal.~~· San C*nent•. arty lnveetor1. 120t Dow
t7t0 Pomona. Unit •A3. Famlly Trull dated Decem-Florene. Tolen SOCIATES 3303 Harbor clolnQ bullnell 11: '1CTinOU8 ....... San Clemente Body Shop Str..C, Suite 300~
Coat• M111. C1llfornl1 bet 12. 1984, lnttllutlonal wltThhl~a~arnen~.::'of"~ Blvd .. Ste. K-3, Cotta Mele. GENERAL MEDICAL. NMm ITAT'lmNT lnc:.,(Cellfornlacorporatlon~ ~~:nil 92827 Proe>erty loveetor1, 1201 t ty -CA 92829 14802 Moran St.. WMI-The followlng P«IOlll If• 2101 s. El Camino ...... Sain at Ion Hearl.
Wiiiiam B Stevent, 1715 Dove Street. Sulla 300, ~County on Mlfch 27· Paul G. Mee Mlllln. 1718 mlnltW, CA 92813 doing bullneee ... Clemente, CA 92872 Tnm .. of the Hear9 Famlly
Labrador Drive. Cotta Newport Beech. Callfomla 19 5 '21'MM Port Maroate, Newport Rick Orevee. 35e Lourdee, SILICON IN ACTION, 708 Thie bualnea• 11 con-~ ~lt~h M~dl 11· tte3E •
Meta. California 92828 92880 Belen CA 92eeo Coate Mell. CA 92927 Ooldenr'od Corona Del Mar duc1ed by: 1 corporation OU venue, n-
Thl1 bullneH 11 con-Thi• bu1lnH1 II con-Publilhed Orange Collt Oo!Or.. J Mac Mlllln ch, I 1 Mu Ir. 2 155 1 CA 92825 . ' Franc:itCo Sancha. Pr-. cinllll. c.Nfomla 92024
duc1ed by an Individual duc1ed by: a oen«•I part-Dally Piiot Maren 31, Aprll 7, 1718 Port Mwgate Newpori Brootchurel. "129, Hunt-Richard Curtl• Paulton, dent David R. Mlchel1on,
Wiiiiam 8. Steven1 nerlhlp 14· 21• 1985 Beach CA tzeeo . lngton Ben .. CA 92&4e 708 Goldenrod Corona Del Thie 1t1tement wu flltcl Trull• of IM Mlctleleon
Thi• 1tatemen1 wu llltcl Charlel Marlon Haera. Su..c9t Thi•' bualn"' 11 con-Thie bu1lneu 11 con-Mar. CA 92125• with lhe County Cletk ol ~-F'lmlly Truet dated Oecem-
wlth lhe County Clerk ol Or-Tru1t .. of the Heer• Family DI•• .IC NOTICE ducted by: an lndlvldual ducted by: 1 llmlted partner-Thi• bu1lnH1 '11 con-·~ County on March 27, ~ ~ 1~84• lnetltutlOnll
•nge Coun1y on Maren 15, Truet datld March 18, 1983, ,.~ Dolor• J. MIC Mlllln •hip ctuoted by: 111 lndlvldual t9p~ _J_ Doro iy """l~'.'9· t20t
1985 Oanefll Pittner Thie 1t1tament w11 flltcl CM1 Muir Rlehlrd C. Paulton -l'27IUI w Str.eet, ... Ila 300,
F271441 Thi• 1t1tement WU tiled ,ICTrTIOUI ........ with the County Cletk of Or-Thi• 1t1tarnent ... llltcl Thi• ltltetnent ... flied Publllhed Or1ng41 COllC ~ Beabti, Clllfornl•
D P11ubl~h1 ed .~J•noe Cou3 t with the County Clerk of Or· T~~o!,~'!."::! are 1nge County on M1roh e. with tM County Clef'k of Or· with tM County CWt1 of Of-Dally Piiot Mlfctl 31, Aprll 1, 9 Thia bueln"' 11 oon a Y 01 ... arch 24, 1, ange County on Maren 25, dol~ bulineN ;.-: 1985 M0t County on Mlfetl 8, 1ng41 County on Mlfch 5, 14, 21. 1985 ctucted b1r ,__111 ..--April 7. 14, 1985 1985 · '2'7tl7I 1tl5 1985 Su-4tt , . .,....~ .-•Ml· Su-487 ,272117 IN URANCE LITIGATION p blllhed Or Colet '1'mll '270eM ttllp
Publllhed Or1nge Collt CONSULT ANTS, 2708 o.r:: Piiot M ct1"7: 17 24 PublltNd Of1ng41 eo.M Publltfled Oranoe COMt Cflartae Mlrlon HMrl,
Dally Piiot Maten 31, April 7, Harb<>< Blvd .. Sult• 20f..B, 31. 1985 ., • • • Diiiy Piiot. Merch 10, 17. 24. Delly Piiot M1rcn 10, 17. 24. Ml.JC NQTIC( Truttee of ........ Flf!'lllY 14 21 1985 Coltl Meta, CA 92828 Su-450 31 1985 31 1985 Truat dlt~ Mardi 11, ttt:f, • ' Su-479 Jamea A. Roberttoo & A.. ' Su-445 · Su-43" '1CTmOUe ...... General Ptrtner rta.IC NOTICE IOClataa. Inc., a Oeleware ~ ITAT'lmNT Tflle ttltement we1 Med
---------•--------corporation. 2708 Harb<>< Ml.JC NOT1C( The lollowlng pertone .,. ~ tM County Cllr'k Of Or-~TITIOUI .,_.. P\ll.IC NOTICE Blvd., Sutt• 209-B. Coa11 "8.JC NOT1C£ Ml.IC NQT1C( doing bulltlell 11: Curtll lnOt County on Mardi 29. um ITAT'l•NT M .... CA 92628 ,ICTITIOUa ........ Al'mtlrong & Aaeoc., 230t 1 1N5
The following -pereon1 are ,ICTITIOUa 8U-ll Thia bu1ln111 11 COi\· N ... 8TArn.NT ACTITIOUa ..,_.. ACTITIOUI ..,_.. Moulton Pkwy. I 110, ,.,_
doing bullnell H : NI.Ml ITAtw•NT ducted by. I corporttlon The fottowtng P9fl0nl are um ITA~ NMm ITAT'llmlff Leguna HMll, CA 92193 Publllhed Of1n9t Coeat
INNOVATIVE SOFTWARE The lollowlng pereon11te J1m11 A. Roberteon, doing bullneea aa: TM lottowtng l*aonl art The followlng pet90N ate Cunle l A~•. lno.. Delly Ptlot Mlfctl 3t, Aptll 7,
SYSTEMS, 17901 E Chap-doing bull'*I u : Mlchael PrlllOent SECURITY ANALYSIS doing bullneaa •: ctolno bualr\ela II: ~ Cllllfomll corp«ltlon), 14, 21, 1985
man, #5A. Orange. CA 0 . Jonet and AMOCl11aa. Thi• llMlfMllt WU flied ASSOCIATES. 20381 New-HEW In ALLISON AS· RUSS'I AUTO MART, <M5 i72t BfOollMvefl Cir .. Hunt• 8u-<M, 92~9 3374 Callfornla St., Coeta with IM County Clerk of Of· land St, ~lnQton Beedl. 80CIATE8. 29M1 Mlr1o Cir-E. t1ttl I t,. eo.ta Mete. CA lnaton 9each, CA tat4f
Ricky Louie Eldton. 17901 Meel. 92828 lft04I County on March 5, CA 92&4e cit, Mlallon Viejo. CA '2911 92t27 ,.,. buelneea It con-
E. Cfleoman, •5A. Of1ng41, MlchMI D. Jonee, 3374 1985 George Arthuf JOhneOll. , M ...... ~ Hewttt, 29181 "'-ell H. Wooll9y, 918 ducted br: I corporeflon
CA 928&9 Cellfomle St., Colll Meu. ~ 20311 PMwllnd, Huntington Mirto Orda, Mlallorl Viejo, 8eytlde CO,,. W., Newport Jwt Curtlt. Pree.
Thia bullnea1 11 con-CA 9292t P\lbflthed Of1ng41 COM! Beach, CA t2e4e CA t2tl 1 IMotl, CA t2teO T"'9 IC.eament W9I Ned
cM:ted bY: 111 lndMdull Thie bu1lnes1 11 con-Deily Piiot Marett tO, 17. 24, Thi• butlnett 11 con-T,. bullMM 11 con· Tilll ~ le con-.etttttle County Cllr'k Of Of-
Nclty.l.. Eldeon ~ltd bY~ tf\JOdl'lidual 31. J ctuct9d ~ .. ~ ~ ~., ~ ... OOdMY 6n Merch 21. TrM9 ltatement w• flied Mlcheal 0 . Jonel ~ O«oge A. Jot1nton Mery 8l'llfl Hewtt1 "'*911' H. Wooley ttl&
with the County CWtl of Or-Thll ltatement wn flied Thie ltll«Mnl WM flled Tillt at8'elMnt ... Med Thie ......,...,. WM Med ,..,...
lfl09 County on Maren 18, with the County Cieri! of Or-•-.,. 11nT1C( wftll the County 01ttk of Of· ~ ttle Coun1y a.rte Of Or· Wltfl tt1e Coun~ Oltir'k Of Of· ~ Ot ... C... 1985 ange County on Mwen 21. ,._ "" .,. County on F~ ... Coun~ on Mercifl 8. enee County on MerClltl a, OlillY Pleot M8"ltl 31,,...,,. 1, m,... 1985 l'tCTITIOUa .,_81 22. 1915 1"6 1N8 14, 21, tMS
Publllhed Or1nge COM! Pl7Mll MAmlTA~ .._ ,.,_ ..... ......1
Diiiy PllOt M.,en 24. 31. Publltihecl Of1nge COM! The folloWI Pu'*"*I OrlnOI COMt ~ Or.,..a CoMt ~ 0r.,,.. COMt
Aprll7. 14.1985 0ellyPllOtM.,en31.Aprll7. ctolno~~lt· DtHyPllotM1ren 10, 17,24, Olllly~M8"ltl 10.11,24. DellyPllot MatOfl 10, '1,24,1--.. ---.,.-.,-11Cl---
8u.-4M 14• 21. 1986 NtWPORT AiRCAAFT n 1M5 31• lttf 3t, ,.. ~
Su·500 L.EASINO, 111' ~ Ln.. Su-442 8u-44t lu-4M
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ACnnoue ........ PICTmOUI ...... leech. CA t2teO ncnnoue ....... Ttle fol=-"'90M IMlmlTAlW MMmlTATW OelltdG ~.8t17 MAlmlTATW IMlmlTA1W 11AmlTA1W ,_.-..; .. _.. The~ pertON .,. , The followln9 penonl .... Lubec> Awe . Woodllnd ..... The IOlcMtllt,.,....,. n........,. ..... .. The ----,... .. .... ,lcUllOVI luetMH
OOlnO ...,.,_ ea: dOina buliM9I -. Cel .. 9 t3 '1 doing ~ •. dolf'll ...,._ •: d 0 I ft I lllu 1 l n .. I H : NlfM: IOCIAl ~ U!NOT, 30100 Town NIW,Oln T AILO .. I , ltan Morn., 1 tee~ THI VllTA QAOUP, 4001 ITlVl'I CANttT. 2tM AUOt.n/PACtPIC, 19"-A The """'°"' .,.._ c.n..r Or .• SM. 201. ~ ,2000~ .... bot llfllCI . ,,..._ ... llml V"""Y· c.r .. ~ llrcrfl "'"'· """A, ..... ~I.rt .. eo.e.-.. w Oa•n.!t~~ ....,.,. ..... ,...,.,. ......... NIOual. CA tttn port hec:ll. CA t2tt3 Mlcflael J. Klttlpatrldt, port IMotl. Cell. t2llO CA t2Gt ' IMotl, CA~ llld 1n ar.,.. CouMr on
, LatryJ Mlt11n,31542Fly· letYedorO.Loero, 13100 7t91 l.eOte l.efte, C.,. OtlenaaK KnlC*.,._•, l tewe '· ,...,_.., ttlt ,,.... J. /ltMll'ltelt, 1-.A .-.,.,y, 11 1Mt '1LI
!nil Cloud Or , 1.eoun11Kornblum Ave ., f3 , ,_,.,Cal .. t 13H 22t IMly 9"9111, Newport ,._.,_•Ln.,COM•Mw w.t 0.1n&ent, ""'*'NO.,. .....
....... Ct\ tt117 H..ef!Otne. CA ll02llO Ttllt bu.._ It aon.-hedl, Clllf. t2112 , CA t2l2t ....... CAtaMI o wn e r Mett"•• e.
Thie ,,.,..,,... 11 con• Tiii• bullMN 11 con-.,.,..., by: t,. general I*'· Tlllt bwl.,... le oort· TNt ~ It con-T'NI ...,_ te ...., ""'°"' duCMclbr~M~ duc1edby.lfllndMduel ........, ductedby•Mlftdh'I.... --~:·· dllCMd'r:MMM,_ .... loMIA,llUl'lat•
t.any _..,, hf¥9dor De l.C*O 1(.1. W'.i......... CMr'lli IC. Kr!dcltra UI• ..... '·'· --lNI ...... -._. Tlllt .............. flied Tllil ".-...nt ... fled Thie ... ...,.,, .. Ned Tillt ..... , ..... 1111111 T'NI .. ISi»" .. fllll Tilll •111 , ... -....... 111¥ C10 ;a••a
...,. lfle County C... Of Or-wftf\ 1t1e County Cllr'k of Or· .. Coumy Ctertr Of Or-wettl ttle County Cliattl of Or-_. "9 eow..y a.ti Of Or· _. .. c.u.ie, a. "Or· T'N1 g I -~ -... .,.. c:ouncy on Merctt 11..,.. County°"~ rt, ... Councy on Mll"dl t. .,. Coumy on...,.... 11, ... ~on...,.... 11 .... Ceuntr en...,.... t. .... CowllrO.lfOr· ,... 1NI ,.. ,.. ,.. ,.. -... CcMllr .......... ""'" ~ ,.,.. ,.,.. ,.,,.. ,_ -fllllOIWled 0r.,... COMt ~ 0renee co... "''' '*' 0r.,.. co... ........ .,.... Or-. COMt ~ 0r ... c.... "'•••hid ~ o... "' •• ,,.. _.... c.-Delly~ Mwefl 24, a1. Oe11yPMot...,.nApr11. ~"'°'Merclll tt.11.H , 1>11w ""'°' Merdl "'· "· DMy111etMent111.a..11. .,..,,......,.. ..•. 11.M, a.,... ... ,.u1 • .-1 . ~ 1. 14, 1tta 14. 2t, ttM Jt, tt11 Atlf't 1, 14, 1tll ACWI 1, 1tM 11. -"·It.,_ 111-471 .,_... ~ lu-410 ~1 ...... ......
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I
8J 11M,ON IVKll
You have decided to sell your
home, and a buyer Is found who
wlll pay your asking price.
Hovtever ._ the buyer's broker
has Inserted a clause Into the
sales agreement (deposit re-
ceipt) Insisting on a "walk-
through" Inspection by the buy~r
just before escrow closes
Your first Instinct is to refuse.
After all won't the Inspection
make It easy for the buyer to back
out of the deal at the last minute,
or to Insist on expensive repairs
before closing escrow?
The home Is not new, after a!l,
and there are a few minor
problems.
To your surprise, you.r real
estate' brQker urges you to ac-
cept the Inspection clause. He
says It will do as much to protect
you as It will to protect the buyer.
Is your broker correct?
Yest With an Increasing in-
cidence of lawsuits arising from
-property transactions, having the
buyer make a personal Inspec-
tion, and sign a property Inspec-
tion form, helps to ensure that full
disclosure of the property's con-
dition has been made.
J3oth the seller and his broker
are under a legal duty to disclose
all known facts about the con-
dition of the property.
Having the buyer personally
Inspect the property -com-·
blned with the broker's earlier
professional Inspection -will
show an effort was . made • t~
disclose to the buyer all necess-
ary Information about the prop-
erty's condition.
All parties should find the sate
g~s more smoothly.
(S'imon ykes Is editor of first
tuesdsy, a journal for the real
estate Industry, P.O. Box 20068,
Riverside, CA 92516. Tel: (714)
-r.. 686-8005)
:Shopping
for home
quick~
Buyers spent ittt time shop-
ping for a home·1n 1984 than in
1983, reports Chicago Title In-
surance Co. In Its ninth annual
national survey. The sfudy tracks
buying trends In 11 representa-
tive metropolitan housing mar-
kets.
On average, it took buyers 3.8
months to find a home last year.
This compares to 4.4 months in
1983, the company says.
Flrst-ttme buyers were much
more decisive than their 1983
counterparts. The average shop-
ping time was 4.2 months In 1984
compared to 5. 7 months the
previous year. Repeat buyers
needed an average of 3.6 months
compared to 3.5 months In 1983,
or virtually the same amount of
time.
New housee were the choice of
22.3 percent of all buyers In 1984,
down from 26.4 percent the
previous year. Among first-time
buyers, 24 percent opted for new
homes wQ!le 21.3 percent of
repeat buyers made this choice,
-the study r~•.--
Among first-time buyers, 11
percent bought condominium
homes whlle 9.5 percent of
repeat buyers chose condos.
Chicago Title thinks the condo
market Is about evenly divided
between singles, divorcees and
older buyers purchastng second
homes. Married buyers almo1t
exclulfvely bought slngte-famlly
detached hou ... last year.
Among married flrtt-tlme
buyer1, 91.5 percent purchaeed
.. ngte-famtty deteched hOUMt
wtllle 93. 4 percent of repeat
buyetl did IO.
The median price of a home
~.~.r'com~ro
SI 1,IOO tor flrat-tlme ~. But
repeet buyerl made 1 much
1arQ1r everege down peyment on · "'* ~. u .e percent com-
pered to 13.2 perC*tt tor firlt·
time buyerl.
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The uJtimate in luxurious
condominium living has come
down to the ultimate in model
home sales-the exquisite
model homes of Belcourt Hill,
luxurious two-and three-..
bedroom homes behind guarded
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gates in Newport Beach. Up
to 2,534 square feet of dramatic
living space, elegantly designed,
beautifully apJ>Qinted and
quietly apart within a private
realm of natural beaut~ ocean
views and sophi§ticated comforts.
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From $420,000
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But it's an opportunity that
isn't going to last. Only 2 model
hoW!es remain -and at these
prices, they11 soon be gone.
Better make this the weekend you
make your move to Belcourt Hill.
(714) 760-3808.
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Design award won
by E tate Series
for overall beauty
When Oestgn E, & two-110ry, planned community of SeaCHff
four-bedroom-anCl-a-den or on the Greens, currently being
five-bedroom k.axury ,....,. at developed adjacent to the prl-
The Estate Seriea In HumlngtOA vate SeaCllff Country Club, Jutt
Beach , won the 19M Elan Best one-half mite from the Pacific
Design award lut fall, each room Ocean.
contributed to the overall beauty Furnished with authentic
of the ~ome, lnch.ldlng the muter marble pullman countertops and
bath. decorative brass fixtures, the
"Bath design Is at the top of master baths al~feature-a step.
priorities on every survey of up spa tub In a windowed setting
hom"&owners and yet we don't In most plans. Wall-width plate
usually think of baths when we beveled glass mirroring, luml-
speak of beauty In Interior de-nous lighting, furniture-finished
sign. Those who tour our display cabinetry, and vanity space also
homes often comment on our enhance the master baths in the
outstanding bathroom styllngs," handsome homes.
said Ray J. Rutt,r, president of Design E's master bedroom
Cayman Development Co., suite contains a dual master bath
builder of the one-and two-story with "his'' and "hers" pullman
and split-level homes. sinks and walk-In closets. and
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He said the Design E home was separated tub and shower. This
awarded the top prize by the suite also provides an outdoor
Sales and Marketing Council of deck and a bay-windowed sitting
Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa area with optional wet bar.
Barbara counties. Rutter said visitors and resl-Lmrloaa muter bathe feature atep-up •pa tub. marble pullman cou.Dtertope and decoratl•e braaa flztarea.
Priced from $389,500. the dents also are Impressed with the
prestigious 2, 700-to 4,500-wide entry foyers with flooring of
-n-l'tte-Esta1e-marble. tile or oak: vaulted qefl-
Series Illustrate the elegance of lngs; multiple fireplaces: and
all homes located within •h.-n-w gourmet-kitchens that equip .,.
each home. designs and five architectural membership' In the country club.
Located along the fairways of styles -Cape Cod, Mediter-The information center is qpen
the country club, the three-, fouP ranean. English, French and Tra-dally frt 11 a.m. to 5 p.IJl.c&Od
and live-bedroom homes are ditlonal. All buyers will be the dis ay homes are open the
avallable In eight Interior space pro~ded a free one-year social same ours except Tuesdays .
~ge borne. stretcl1es-s-
D bl. d. t f j h .. i . 1 fl At night a sliding partition OU e-U Y UTn S ngs. open OOf (fixed to a track In the celling)
Plan give anill Si --f J g ho screens the queen-size bed, . . u on-0 a ar er use which ls'ln the main llvlng area,
No matter the size of your storage space, as much as some
home. Jbere are-pr-Obably tknes-h<>me&:-'~ time~ size. f!he
you feel it's too small. home itself retains the original
And perhaps It really is: small dimensions of the garage: 24 feet
homes are being built these days by 22 feet.)
in an effort to hold down costs. The home has an unusual
But it could be that you're not diagonal. floor plan. Its lnteri?r Is
making the best use of the space .divided into a kitch~: a llvtng-
you have. dining-sleeping area. referred to
However, designers at as. the "main living a a:" a ~en
Armstrong focused on making or office: a bathroom; and a utility
the best use of space In their room that functions as a pantry.
conversion of a two-car garage storage bin and laundry.
Into a small home or efficiency The home Is not wanting in
apartment for two people. Com-amenities. Among Its other at-
plete in every way, the garage-tractions, it boasts a fireplace.
turned-home is chock-full of skylights. -a greenhouse in a
space stretching Ideas that can corner of the kitchen and every
be adapted to just about any kind modern kitchen appliance.
of building or remodeling project There are two secrets to mak-
by just about anybody. Ing a space seem larger than It
To give you an idea of how well actually is. One of them calls for
the designers succeeded in the tal~~ts of a magician. .
from view. During the>day It tucks
l:'P into its own closet T it's a
Murphy bed -or can be left out
and fitted with a slipcover to
serve as a sofa.
A dark color scheme and
Insufficient windows would have
made the garage home seem
unbearably cramped. The de-
signers opened it up with sky-
light. a greenHouse, light blond
and rattan furniture, mirrors and
off-white walls, kitchen cabinets
and counters.
The ''unifier is a no-wax tile
floor in a floral pattern that flows
~oughout the entire home.
draw ng ogether the various
elements of the decor into a
harmonious whole. Such unifiers
are essential in decorating an
achiaving their goal. this little Mag1c1ans must be skilled ·~
ipace-etretchlna ldeaa can be adapted to ma.ny projecta. home has nearly 700 cubic feet of creating illusions to pull off their
.._------------------------------------..,tricks. In the garage home an
Secret number two to stretch a
limited space Is to make the
furnishings do double duty (like
the Murphy bed). Or triple duty,
like the movable kitchen Island .
open floor plan creates the
Illusion of extra space. Only the
utility room and bath are fully
enclosed. .._
he Island has a pull-out chop-
ping block for food preparation
and 10 drawers for napkins,
sllverware. tea towels and what-
Phone 960-7337.
The Estate Serles is located
three-fourths of a mile west of
Golden West Street on Palm
Avenue In Huntington Beach.
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not. With the sides raised and
two center leaves Inserted, it's a
45-lnch by 60-lnch table for
dining a deux (or even a quatre).
Wheel It Into the main living area
-It's on casters -and It
becomes a sewing or game table.
Similar In spirit to the multi-
func-tlonaHdtchen Island is the
"supercloset" In the main living
area, which is a marvel of or-
ganization.
The supercloset contains
shelves. drawers and clothes
rods (six of them) for hanging,
stowing and stacking an im-
P~~~lve number of garments. E t.Ae doors have receptacles
for stashing jewelry, scarves.
handbags. -and other small
articles. '
The garage home Is described
In more detail In a free 12-fitiiiiiil
brochure, Illustrated with nu'rer?"
ous color photographs of the
Interior and diagrams of Individ-
ual projects like the kitchen
island and supercloset. To obtain
a free copy, write to: Armstrong
World Industries, Dept. PYF17 ,
P.O. Box 3001 . Lancaster, Pa.
17604. Or call 800-233-3823 toll
free and ask for department
PYF17.
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Fresh sea air
can do wonders ·for
yo11r tennis grune . Somerset Point carefree . . . • .
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At Scabriclgc Village,
-you 'vc got four tennis courts
to dmose from , no t to men-
• ti<m the pools and spas and
the indoor racque tball ~ourW
O f course. j ust sitting in the}
• sun clown by the lake or on your own ter-
• race or balcony is hard to beat too.
With all of this happening on the out-
!-.ide at Scabridge Village~ you'd expect
the interiors to be s pecial as well. They
are. Expect to find lofts, oval
tubs, tiled entries, fireplace s,
enclosed garages, ceramic
tile kitchen counters and a
host of other distinguished
features and amenities.
You'll find it all behind a 24-hour
mann~d guard house in Huntington Beach's
premier location. Seabridge Village.
lt can do wonders for ou in more ways
than one. I
NONRECURRING CWSING
COSTS PAID UP TO 82,500*
Price From
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To help counteract stress and
fatigue stemming from today's
demanding careers. many -pro-
fess ionals have made the com-
forts of home their focal point for
relaxation. Taking this growing
need into consideration, Sand
Dollar Development has created
an environment conducive to
carefree living -Somerset
Point.
This slngle-famlly detached
home community in Laguna
Niguel, features residences with
creative. yet soothing Interiors.
Four floor plans. ranging from
1,926 to 2, 700 square feet, offer
from three bedrooms and a den
to five bedrooms. with up to three
full baths.
The plans feature an open, airy
feeling that accentuates the
homes' spaclousriess without
compromising privacy. For ex-
ample. in the two-story plans,
dining and living rooms are
separated to enhance Intimacy,
but are given added dimension
by their dramatic two-story
vaulted ceilings.
Amenities Include ceramic tile
or woo'd parquet entries, step-
down llvlng and family rooms. the
latter being equipped with wood-
bomlng fireplaces and wetbars,
raised panel Interior doors, wall-
to-wall carpeting. oak spindle
and handrails and textured walls
and ceilings. Most plans also
Include such homey touches as
skylights and window seats.
Custom ..kitchens, with green-
house windows and breakfast
nooks, feature such time-saving
devices as self-cleaning ovens,
11-cycle dishwashers, and
touc,b .. control microwave ayens.
Ceramic tlle countertop41t, oak
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cabinetry and walk-In pantries
are Included.
Prices range from $189,500 to
$249,000. Flexlble financing
packages are available.
To reach Somerset Point take
the San Diego Freeway and exit
at Crown Valley Parkway. Go
west to the Street of the Golden
Lantern and turn left. Follow the
signs to the sales office at 25451
Burntwoo~aguna Niguel.
Phone 831-1216. The office Is
open dally. from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sea bridge
financing
specialized
To help first-time homebuyers
acquire the luxury of ocean-close
living In Orange County, Mola
Development Is offering a special
financing package for con-
dominiums at Seabrldge VIiiage
In Huntington Beach.
Exclusively for • first-time
buyers. the firm Is offering 30-
year fixed rate financing at 11.'45
percent (11.95 percent APR),
providing the MCurlty of tra-
ditional, full -auumable, long-
term Toane. Prfc..-etart at
$117,900.
The matter-planned com-
munity emphu&z• the actlw
Southern CaNfornta Hf•tyle.
White 90fM of the flnett beach•
are Ju1t moment• away, rn·
dent• can alto enjoy private
recreational facllltl•, Including
four t9ftnl1 court•, an Indoor
recquetball court, pools and
apu.
Buyera can chooM from a one-
bedroom, one-bath home with
111 equare feet of living ar ... up
to a two-bedroom plug d9ft, two-
t.th model with 1,5'48 square
•otlfP. '°' lnlormat1on~ cau 980·141 e. or vlltt tM ~complex, open
datlyfrom 10 a.ln. to 5 p.m. at the
corner of Adame Avenue and
BMch Boulevard In Huntington Beach.
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lowlna home It del,ned for prlva1e en1ertalnJl\I
nd araclout IMna. Pft'lt'ntiOUI muter bedroom
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tlo aarden. Wet bar/pa barbequelwalk-ln
unaraourmet lilleheri"ictdrto thlt exclUna :JilOO
h. townhome lnv111na vleW1 ur back bay and
llumfnated hllllidet provide an tle1an1 hrHlylt U
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hit home of dlallni:1lon 11 offered by
w~rlbroker for '6(17,000
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42' Plazza lido, lido lstt .......................... S67S,000
Spac10~ beautifully maintained 4 Bd. 3 Ba. formal
L _ d1n1ng rm, lrg patio
343 Via lido Seud, lido hie ................... Sl.800,000
Baylront home next to greenbelt. 3 car gar. lrg shp,
huge master suite
32 Ima Loa Ct, re ..................................... $164,000
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elev~tor. maid's quarters & dock for lrg yacht.
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tones throu&hout $168.900
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room Sellel extremely nlollvaled $185.900
JUST IEDUCED OYEI $30,000
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5 Bedrooms plus den. View of T urllerock Hills
Owner financing $218,900
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in pantry, gas range and mim-o, dish-
water, oak cabinets, marble/gas fire-
places, vaulted beam ceilings. fenced
yards. Three spacious imaginative
Cloor plans. Lush, boutiful landscape.
All full of the goodies PLUS limited
creative builder financing. Available
with 5% & 10% down. 97/a% interest
available.
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2. Wash er/Dryer
3. Patio Cover
4. Bldr. paid non-rt>currtng
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PACIFIC WHIS TIWllllH
, .... 1134,400
2210 Pac1r1t· AvP (WPSt Bluffs, Cost.a
MH&) North or Victoria . east or Sant.a
Ana River Where V1ctor1a & Pac1Cic
meet m the Gentlc Breezes
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HUTll TAKING
OCUM/JEm/IAY VIEWS
Front ro,w Irvine Terrace. Gentle,
'sloped fiill slde. 3 bdrm home w/
great possibilities for expansion.
$750,000 Fee. Ask for MARILYN
TWITCHELL.
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COIOIA tU IAI
Excellent owner financing! Enjoy
cool breezes just one blk from
ocean. 3 bdrms, 40 ft lot. Abundant
storage, lrg rooms. :J-car garage.
Upper unit w/ mini ocean view.
Great fur icuests or in-laws.
$495.000. Call BINNIE DIXON.
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:' Bedroom home on large woodsy
corner location. reat family
tghbnrtrhod , -co nvenient -to
1chools and "hopping. $272,000
Fee. Ask for MARILYN
TWITCHELL.
LHHI IEN PltCH Tl SELL FAST
Top Ooor condo. Panoramir view
of bay. Roat dock available. Excel·
lent terms. Seller may help with
closing coau. Don't miA this op·
portunitv to 11teal & ba}'front. Aak
for BARBARA JAMES.
Tr ... your otd .,.,n tot llLL ICI.. 11•m• wun •
new .1ooe11 .. wltfl 1 ~ "°' o.eiiecs Ad O' Aid .. .., ... ,. .., ... 11.
lllll .. YllW HILLS 1211,000
The charm of "Old Cape Cod," the convenience
of Newport Beach! Pristine. white shutters. cus-
tom closets and "to die for" storage. warm brick
e_ntry and picket fenced patio.
~ ULllA llWI IH0,000
Outstanding buy. Quaint duplex w ith two 3 BR. 2
BA units plus a double car garage. Upper unit
needs your talents Inside to complete. ExceJlent
location. Easy to show.
PllllllU 1121,000
Older, charming oceanfront 5 BA home has
excellent location with beautiful sunset views.
Comfortable and cozy, can build a duplex on
this lot. See this incredible buy.
PHllllU OOUIFHIT 1111,000
Lower peninsula location with sand dunes and ~
ocean for your frontyard. One of the most
charming 3 BR homes on the market. Large
brick patio entry, extensive use of woods, full.
alarm system. Perfection throughout -a most
tempting buy.
PHllllU IAYFHIT 12, 110,000
Endless view of harbor, Jetty and ocean from
this estate-size property. 4 fireplaces, gigantic
game room with bullt-in pool table, exceptional
large dock facilities are a few of the many
amenities.
WATERFRONTS
llWNRT llUll 1141,000
Sparkling waterfront with dock. A distinctive 3
BR. 3 BA with many extras. Glass walls frame
view from LR, DR. kitchen and master suite. A
superb buy for boat and beach lovers.
MYH SHIH 1110,000
Least expensive bayfront wlthl pler/sllp for 40'
boat. Wonderful floorplan with expansive
rooms, formal dining room, total privacy In
exclusive neighborhood. Leasehold.
llWHIT IUOI 1111,000
Unusual. larger lot with R-3 zoning on the beach
with an endless ocean view. Rent out existing
units or bulld your dream trlplex or condo. Seller
financing available.
REAL ESTATE
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THE ILIFFI 1210,000
Priced to sell -One of the Bluffs largest 2 story
models. Located on expansive greenbelt, this
end unit brings the outside in from every angle.
A uniquely located property.
WHTCLIFF 1211,000
Lovely 2 story traditional family home on tree-
lined street. Private pool·Size yard. Hardwood
floors. Bl bookshelves, 2 fireplaces. large family
room and 5 BR. Exceptlonal value on fee land.
JASMllE CIHI U 10,000
Dream kitchen for the gourmet, gorgeous wood
plank floors, lovely private location, 3 BR +
private office make this Plan 6 a best buy!
JASlllE OllHl Ull,000
Charming Plan I with 2 BR ,. den. Best greenbelt
location with view of ocean. Resort living with 24
hour security, pools and tennis. Excellent financ-
ing.
JHll•E CIEH 1344,100
Most popular Plan 3 with 3 BR + FR one level.
Immaculate move-In condition. Private location
with pastoral views of green hills. Large as-
sumable loan.
JHlllE CIHl IHl,IOO
Enjoy resort living 1n this highly upgraded Plan 3
with 3 BR + family room on one level. Skylights,
private custom spa. plantation shutters. 24 hour
security, pools and tennis.
N•lllU IAYHllT llH,000
Classic Balboan home on pilings. Spacious
master bedroom with terrific bay. mountain &
night-light view. Boat dock -t boat storage
under house. •
JHlllE CIHI IHl,000
3 BR townhome nicely located on wide green-
belt with mountain and ocean view Private
gated community in the heart o f Newport Beach
J Pool and tennis courts. Relaxed. fluid and wel-
coming.
ULllA ISWI llH,000
Every boat In the bay passes by this super
bayfront location. Vintage 2 BR cottage with
shared. pler and dock Ju1Lwalling to be...ex..-
panded Into your dream home. · •
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Perfect setting for viewing harbor boat activity.
New England style charm on 50' of the bay. This
4 BR, 3'~ Bl 1lOmrtlaa a long driveway leading
to 3 car g .rage & dock space for 3 boats .. .,
plenty of room for guests! Land Included.
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100· dock on Newport Harbor. 5 apaclout
bedroom• each wtth own bath. Bllllard room
wtth ber. Gourmet kitchen. wfne storage. Spa,
fabulow1 bayatd• deck. Tremendou1 vatutl
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Panoramic ocean view from an elegant Plan V
with 3 BR and family room decorated in soft
pastels. 24 hour guard-gated community with
pools and tennis. Enjoy the good life!
1&.••1U•L1U UH,•
Rare double corner lot south of PCH (60 x 118)
with charming English style 2 BR +-1 BR duplex.
Upper 2 BR. 2 • BA has leaded glass, huge
flreP,lace, wood paneling. Probate saJe. Both lots
zoned R-2. Great potentlall
WllTIUn ........
loads of wtndow1 1make the beautiful garden,
with a lerge IPI, an Integral part of this model·
like 3 BR home on one of Westcilff's 10 .... tiest
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3 BR. FR S2l0,000 T. BOLAND
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5 BR ' $244.900 G. ANDERSON
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2 BR. View ~280.000 R. BOLAND
USTllWF 111 ......
4 BR, Pool. Vu $339.000 E BOWIE
UlllSU 221 Yi• ......
3 BR, Guest $385.000 J McNAUGHTON
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2 BR $389,000 C.McMAHAN
SUYlfW 1121 YNltf TnaMt
3 BR, FR, Vu s42g.ooo G LIVINGSTON
IPYIUSS •ILL 21S.latff
6 BR, FR , Vu $675,000 B.REEDY
HWPHTIUC. 2001 .. ,.w.
7 BR. View $2,975.000 M. MA TTtiEWS
SUIDIY
usnLIFf 2111 &rMtlls
3 BR. FR $210 000 T BOLAND
IUFFS 401 Ylsta lflMe
4 BR $224 900 G ANDERSON
Ill CUYll-McUll llS.at.a.M
2 BR View $280 000 A. BOLAND
.IHltHCRHI 11 '9tty
3 BR. FR $334 500 c Mc MAHAN
USTIL•FF 112 • ..,,.
4 BR. Pool, view $339,000 R. KURTZ
IEWPOU •rtlllTI IOI ... IH ""• 4 BR. FR $349.500 E CORKETT
HSTIL•FF IOlldh
5 BR. View $383.500 K RANGER
HHIR YIEW •ILLS 1101 IHI
3 BR. FR $385.000 C KALINA
WHTCLIFF 1212 .......
3 BR . FR $405.000 S EXLEY
IPYIUU lfll 1 , .. s.
3 BR, FR, Vtew $465,000 B REEDY
PUllSIU 21ME.h••IM
4 BR $469 000 M MATTHEWS
UYSIHH 2111 a.,.w."
3 BR, FR, Spa $495 000 D BIBB
llWNITISUll Jlll 0.....CPI
3 BR. Waterfront $545 000 J McNAUGHTON
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2 BR. Waterfront $550 000 URPHY
sntun•L l TN"-'"
4 BR. FR $560.000 M REEDY
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3 BR, FR, View $579,000 C MCMAHAN
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3 BR. Oeo, Fee $595.500 E BOWIE
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6 BR, FA, View $675 000 F SENNES
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4 BA. FA, V111tw $695,000 J CAMPBELL
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3 BA, FA, View $720,000 G LIVINGSTON ...... IHfleU.~
4 BA, Bay View St.550 000 C AUMSFELD ...... 111"9LWI~
5 BA, Bay View s 1.750,000 E. OLSON .... , ... •. ..,....
7 BR, Vtew $2,97.5,000 B GOTHARO
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0rMge Co.et DAIL V PtLOT /Sunday. March 3 1, 1085 --
ATIEITIH SEllOll CITIZH $115,500
Live m F.astside Costa Mesa in a
garden condo. Listed under tht-
market. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. fireplace.
very attractive. privte patio. beauti-
ful pool and gardens. WaJk to s hop-
ping. Barbara Aune
IHiCllYH
PAH smlH $1,115,000
Dramatic contemporary· -Homt•
with lots of woud and glass. Ideal
for large family overlooking
gorgeous park. 5 bdrm. 5 baths.
billiard room. study. c:hildrens play
room. large living & family rooms .
formal dining room. large pool &
spacious courtyard on an oversizro
c ul -d e -sac l o t Dann y
Bibb/Stephanie Grody
Ill CAIYH
ClllTRY FREICll $115,000
This lovely 5 bedroom. 3 bath 1m-
maculatelv fi nished home 1s trulv
one of our finest Big Canyon offer-
ings. French doors lead you m to a
beautiful garden and pool area. Too
many custom features to mention
Danny Bibb
Ill CllYH
IAJOR PRICE JllUCTIH SHl,000
This newly j(sted 4 bedroom. 2 bath
h ome 1s a deacorator's showp1ect.•
Absolute ly mint cond1t1on~ Featur·
ing a pool. separate s pa. a nd a V<'ry
private sunltte garden setting
Priced for immediate sale. Danny
Bibb
IEST HY COllO S 131,000
Close to SouthCo ast Plaza .
outstanding 3 bedroom 21 ! bath
home on corne r lot. Kitchen with al l
amenities, fireplace in living room
and skylights Garden window .
Close to pool and s pa LowC's t priced
condo in development Donna God-
shall
•· UlllA IPUTlllTS UH,000
Pride of ownership cottage apart-
ments, perfectly maintained. Zero vacancy factor. New paint. new
land9caping, long tenn te nants. ~
Drive by 292 Cypress· Dr Do not
di9turb tenants.CaJI PauJa Bailey
f« brochure. Paula Balley ...........
..... 1210,000
3 bedroom. 2 1h bath overlooking Bl& <:.nyon plus Fashion Island
lttn . A rrowhead atmosphe re arnona the tree9. Privacy. ~ur1ty
Out111ndJng Investment below mar -
ket at only $260.000 Owner wtll
help flrwance. Currently leased Tom
AJ.lirwon
# I 11111 PUD, SUITE 100
144-1200
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VIEW EXTllAOHllAllY -Oii o, .. Suday 1-5 1411 hl"91• Terr.
Spacious 3 Bdrm, custom built home
with 180° panorama of bay and
ocean A horn<' design ed for re laxed
living. Fee land. $650,000.
IOYI REALTORS, 041 lli-1110
USTSIDE COTTACE -$109,0001 3
bdrms nestled among larger, newer
homes. This property offers com-
plete privacy on a very quiet cur-de-
sac locatfon. The preferred home
for the prudent buyer. Call now!
11% PIDI • PlllTI
BA YCRE.ST 3 Br, 2 Ba. Large lot
wilh room for RV. Central air con-
ditioning. Two fireplaces. Owner will
carry Isl T .0 . nl 12%. Pr1ccd at
S22~.000,
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IEW LHIRY OCUIFHIT-Slll,000
Best OCNanfront llOATill overlooking
sand. surf. Catalana sunsets. 3 BR. 2 BA
. condo with lots of teak. glass & tile. Spa
Jn mstr suite. Custom kitchen with Jenn-
A1 r. Thermador. Sub-zero appliances, ,.
teak bar. wane rack, secu1ty system. 3 car
subterra nean parking. H. Browne ll.
Architect. T . Thomas, Builder.
IPll MUI SAT/HI 1·1 ~ HM'ti IOWIFlllT
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144-1110, 111-1771 . =========---- -
OISTA IHA CIAl•H $111,IOO
Cozy Plus' Large living areas, family
room, 3 big b<.>drooms. 2 baths. Great
landscaping. bubbling spa. Close to
South Coast Plaza shopping. See this
home!
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PEltlSIU UYFlllT
0,.1Mtust111 12-• 108 E. U11w1ttr
This 4 bdrm & den or 5 bdrm offers a
serene panoramic view. The downstairs
bdnn with it's own bath is perfect for
guests or maid quarters. Wonderful built-
ms. extensive use of mirrors. Priced well
at $679,000. A must see!
141-0lot UllH
llEWNIT IUU WATllPlllT Ml,111
This is not a misprint! Spectacular
waterfron t! Expanded mobile home.
Outstanding park. Call now-this
won't last!
Front row view of Newport Harbor
& ~1n. Rambli"I CaUfomia Ranch
Elt.-tt". 4/~ Bt"drooma, 1ourmet
kitchen. swimmlna pool.·~ paebo
wfth ~k"e 1ardens & l"ft"~. n••••mr .. .. ,,,..1 ..
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TWt 111 .... 11111 Only steps Crom Moss
Strl'et Beac:h is this su!X'rb condominium
on ocean side of Coast tl1ghway. Secunty
gate. pool, club rm nnd carport with storage
(81085). $135.000 .
PlnATt • Sf&llllS -Bdrm, 2 bath
ocean view home located an quiet setung.
clean and ready to move in. Large family
rm. master suite with ocean vww. large
view deck for enwrta1nang. (0850) .
$255.000.
llW IUL ESTATE ... ,.., .
otnllllAI. ...... AT llW F• U.
The Balboa Fun Zone area is undergolng
redevelopment. By the end of 198:> the
area will become the-next Lido Village.
The prime commerctarproperty at 207
Palm is now available. Bldg. designed for
second story. $162,000 aaumable first;
inrome $19,800/yr. lll-!MI -...., _ ......
IHICH S2t,1Hf -Seiter has bought
another-ls very anxious to sell
now. One bdrm plus den In Newport
with pleasant view. New kit. cabi-
nets & appliances. Don't miss this.
Now only $119.9001
THE :REAL
ES-IATERS
-PICTURE YOIJR~
HOME HERE
Private Parties
Are Welcome
WCleuilw, ~
642-5671
for: Information
& surprisingly
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worshJp & rommunJty pool, Conve-1133 E 1AL.IOA ~MC. nr w . tt2n ,_, tt LA... "" '"' ..... ,_ ...,_ .,... • ._ nt ttnvel to Co d 1 o.uoN MALTY ""' ' pool. 1'600· ...,. --1 ... •!Ml . .,...,,,.. ..,...., ............ • me rona e M r fo'rwy ""'L....... 1• lfJ.21'° ..... .--..1t0 .. ,.... l-iWI .. ,.. "1Mo dOor 1 , !Ml. --.
& Pacl!ic Coast Hwy. Assume 11 '-'% , ...... a::=:w .. ™-L 1uury 31r. 31• tr!..... ; '*'°! "'11H no .-i c::..,.--~ A.R.M. l~n. approx. $95,500. Month 8-tloc:4lttOfllnCM ...... ....-.w TowilhOfne nr UCI. ~ llClrlR ......... -Jt1CelwtloU1...a31 ........... 112 ...... .
pays $1022 P.I. Easy to qualify. Just orofftoe,ar_..._,., -~~·Qi Cilft~ow. ::,.~!'~~~ nletled.Wllktotowft 1 ..... Hr iiiO 0.,, '°" 11Pf ..... ,,.,. reduced to $133,900. S2et,500. Call CW'tla .... upe. ... -. bMd\S100.11~7a "8IO ,... C¥*. Avt ~4 M0-~'8
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c°"* lot, evllt •11. •115.661422•91199 CAP£COOCHAAMM :.:=·11':.r: .-. ~~/.".:' ct9dlt ..-~""*'TV. ..... llWPllfWS l12751mol7t-7133 M·F u.T.C. 2br, 211e, dbl get, In dellr9ble •• 3bf + · ....... , '*"Ill .........
Cuatomlzed 3100 1/1 lllUll 1'MI hrl!x•~ IJR llk 2111. MPW•C. ltudlo, frpl, 9"0/mo ...... no ~.=: ~ ~~ F~ffl· ~· '*':· * 4-Pl.EX 28t 1 be. j&.c t.-d tot fhOrt *"' « ~r:,t:;kr.~:O'~M, ""una I PU in... Artl9t/Olftce, MW paint, paca. ~ • • 0-WIAIJI 7U..7451 8'de asao Up 55~M 1 redec, 1111 '*' get. N ~). On .........
3 bdrm, lltge ptlv1te petlc CM unl11 With wumatMe ctpta, drpa. No pace. Ac-Lll8M INll ntl ~Cl. Sl7Slmo ~ "d. It Sen Joequlri Hiii
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--With high veult~ cetllng1 S133,000 1tt T.O. Alttlt19 CHI IO prvt beaoh. ~ ;::. . !twmtleL• mlJAIJ • Cloee to OCW\, t•... "d . ...._._1 _ _ ,... Prloed for quid( tale at $329,500. Princlplel only S2000lrno. 780-1830 • · • 2 ~ mo~ 2 8d 2 a. ~ lndry carpott ~
Etegant lendtcaplng ~d• a 112.000. 0t1111 Capp« p1e11e. Bob Younker 3 BA. ~drP1. pvt patio, "· ~· ~r3~ =• frplo. 2BA llP1 wttt1 ·..idom TwnNe. M llt4'e. trplCJ No.-. '625. ~ · .._ ______ _
to the tpeotacular vlewt 831·1286 83M2te frplo btttna gerae-NO ( 1 home' tenent $400/mo lndry'"' I"'
from this 4 a.droom. A.1 PETS. Prine oniy, tA.e atalll.I.. Agent~ • Tll. WN'T "'2.·1903 ~ • m -. t Dladl to GOW\ & ~~:;!~~=~ ••• '==· 1eo.o.ot or=~~........... E~=.=~ Z::O.'~C:.~: ::16,.!~I~~ 10th
wtthbul ln-lnwetb,•r.targe • 48A2~FIA,OIR,PoOI. homele2~unlts.Pw-...... .... room. FrOl'l'I $451. 1884 2 ~....::1'9' S72tl.i-4C-"OIS--F..c>M---e!i--ACH;-.
flrep ace. poo tebte, ,...____ n • ... __ t-"" _ .. _.._ ... 150 feet for~ PIA"t•I 3 .,.. MontcMI 541 033e room for exerdae ., .. -~front Penlnaula P1. _., .. ;:o;;;;-S::.152 • 1c12a.s1.oomo28d 1 idRXNBMfllNd; -=,...,.,..,..,..,..,.,.,..,.,,,.,.,....,=='="'::-:-21A 21>•. enol gar •
i ll opent to pool and epa. Quality home on 40' lot. Coet• Meu 9 Unit• I Ba S750 mo: bOCtl have W 111 IPTI e.tlkte Ouc>lu. ~'au:=~ llOOIMO. .A9'l '°' Al
Formal dint~, large 1795,000 673--9777 A.gt ~'(15~1:-'nt rentalel Hbr vu Hma 2 8' & den, frplea. ~. Dt>I 15200 Gnlnct AYI !:"' P9t~ tr::,.~ Huntlng1on Harbor.,... M6-1111 °' -.u1•1
kltcherl and I ng .,... _.a. -ia-•• · · lllrm, meny upgrlldee oar. dedc &yard. Will rent Lek• EJl!nore ..;.,,1_ 1~ ...... Poof, tennie, l"8CCIU9tbll. 1• t560 ,., 289 ll60
hive ... Y traffic flow for -••"-2• mTI (m..tWl S 1100 mo. 852-1093 both for '2000 mo. OPEN •1 2 SBA from l3tS _,, .. _ ...,......._ seoo.s 120010'0 •
guests and family c.11 Spectacular OCEAN, 0 a1c deysor780-e765evee OAILYM28tcajon. •W.9...-;,w~"' 3 8d 2 a..,_, nic.. 84C)...M81 ~No~·==
formotedetlila. 8AY,+ CITY LIGHTS NLY S751< down. t • •nllne TerT. 8Mu1. 48R HillieMcCormick •G•st~· .. qulilt--tDc;-Hr ~ ·---------· --... 2 12• View. Entertainers 4 bdr oTver. No quallfylng. 2,L>.-.rw ....... ~~".Hr ....... Ownerl Bkr•M-7551 •c--a ... _ --.ecc... Wlft/"'-11-...l--1_M!rdlllly;;;;;;;;;;;;;54;;;;5;;;;;;;;;41;;;;5;;5~-·-----lll .. f ' .,. • home w/pvt spa. yard + rade OK. Great rental ,_ .......... ...,.,,... vwv -..... ~.. uo....-~, ,_., .,.,, ~ 1 bonus rec rm. Priced to area. Cati Rick Byeft ftra. Encl bactc yard. Wall ~ llpel USI •Pool & epa kkp, gar, yd. Sl50
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REALTY
Mii 11 only $354,900 _760-7292 ANY TIME bMct1 or Fuhlon ll'nd. -•Clbte TV UJ , ......
w l terma. Auume Bkr/Co--op/eet-upamalled S170011ae, 831-2905 ev pnv--. 3br 3bl. OPEN HOUSE-DAILY 1o-e fll 'Ol'll•l1
$250.000 t owner will 2 HOUSES Gr""'-S 1" 200 COM Mg! tty VIia, walk to INLAND EMPIRE 642· 1903
W ... _ ... • blactl & new Ritt canton PROPERTY MGMT carry. on't taatt Call S172,50015%Dn.Own« Spac 3 br. 2 ba, frplc, Hotel.SHSS0.973-MM 7141781-7012 EAUTIFUL28drm,2Ba
Patrick Tenore 631-1286 Don Goguen 497-9287 patio. S1250/mo. 7'. ~~------RV gar 1 balc:of)y 1795
lg! HERE A DUPLE.XI Joyce Waltz 631"1286 '"""'lac~ Uiw laJMa POOL SPA quiet, no pata In" llW •Ull I•;~ .? THERE~ DUPLE.XI Pair ·o bargllna 2br Ml'• 2 '4¥.2'X sa W..tdiH Ptaianla fll1 TOP AREA 2950 Herta
Showa Ilk• model 3 Bdrm, ~ · :dM assume .1210,000. M50 w/appt• or '750 Condo. FIPlc, watltdry, lfXcAEtoM OAIT. 112 blk ESA PINES S49-24·H
2 b1th, trplc, formel din +• 0Balboa Penln-Try 10% v:3t91r~lc1 g•!~t Ru1tJl•J.!ee ~o;,;?'"mLr~~t+r 2Veara from ocean. 1375/mo s.c. Ptaz.a 2br 21>1
lam rm. Shake root & ae-own. A p 1 Ir o I " ..-90 .... ty ,_ -"' ..-· • ..... · -yrly cell 875-9229 Condo llo pool ciub-
curity system Included PlllE IElllTlllS motivated Mller1. Paul c•nt. $195/mo. Agent 1,,--_...,· =-=~--,=----a/' pa uui.f..C
tor $319,000. Hurry _ BLUFFS condo on large Evan, Agt 720-3939 IPYIUll Jeri Hunt 640-4868 Spac 3BR 2ba. Frptc, gar. ;:75 u~it Incl. 1ee.-~·
ahown by appt with -Qreenbelt. Ataurne tlnan. • .,. 180" Oeeen & Bay View. •NORTH BLUFFS-lmrnac Penln. Pta1ea. S1150/mo 1---------
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Hendicapcled units llllo ..., ....... H.~~ertck. 63 M296 Poaa. excg Agt 759--0619 • r~U'l •LIU Pool. 4 Bdrm. S3000 3er ~lhBa, dbl,.,.,, comm yr, no peta .. Avt lmrned. 2br 2'M>a 2 tty unltl.
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Mlle to bMcb LIM lilt u &44-1HI ~ 13~219 •r....-Mk -yd,gair S750 eeCJ._.,te-+--=~~=-:::-:-:-1~"~ payment. Ammenltlea ga-' -' · ""' pets. A btwn &-8pm 99 W. Bay 548-7852 Pets acioept~ In •" • lore. Tiie tut>s. marbte C..te.... 411. $1600/mo. 1 yr lee. . Pf'~t~unlt• ~1111111~ ,. ......... , ••y 2934 VISTA DEL ORO of ctecora1~ 28t 281 ..... -entry & frples. Apt. to •m1111n-ROM 883--0608 Dys OR C..11.... 1'124 Condo nr SC PU. Pool, ForLMllnQlnfonnation ., ••• T •Ra-2400 sq ft Low dn with -·-E 97 """7 ,.....,.._..,..,_,.__ Plewc:.11114/552--0ln -quahfl~. Wiii carry 1 8d L•keelde Condo. WIS 4 -4,v 1 Bdrm Garden Setting, jac. MC gate. carport or vlllt our new office 11 IEn l&Y LIT :iaper. 1 122 Bolsa Chica P~1 i~~5~~~~~ * Piii RI t• * =t.pa~4n~' ~ "'1_1_50.,...1
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,., .... ..funl. Beach. 84&-3201 Nwpt Ten twnhae quiet caJI 641-3078 •ft 412... HARP Emtlide 1 atory 1 Mon-&#! 8:30em-5:30pm h Tlfllll lasll lO...S. 846-4152 anyOme. 1BR 1ba hae. $.475/mo. end unit, 3Br 2'nBa, frpl. Bdrm, 1tove. Garage.
50 x 100-Lot CUU. IWLO plus MC. $250. Uttlnlea bltns$&.+. patio. no 2 8d 2ea quiet area, nr S520, call 546-9950 .. Lllllll
lllfflUYFlllT n-llw apt. FieJ1table 4, 3,
2BR plen. 3BA, grMt
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cond .. ..,1y pos~.
$350,000. OPEN HOUSE
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861-8778 or 64...0209
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3Br+den, 2'~Ba Condo.
Lg a11um 9-V.0.4 loan
S185,000 Incl land.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
2632 VISTA DEL ORO
Ownr 640-69311720-1831
Calll 11/121-1111 iear new, 4 br & 2 ba. 4 ear paid. 646--3704 peta · &«-9514 ~1'c!u';:. ~oa; tr::'.•--. llllT---llTll---llU--_. -I
gar, 112 blk to ocean, 2Br tea. Avail now, Sngl *TlllLlffl* $895/mo --
$365,000. United Bro· gar 2184 Ch1rlu 48drm(38r&Oen)2·Story Tll"'l .. llf ........ a.. WHHAPlllll.UM
kers. 673-7771 Ray S575t mo. S4&-S417 Townhorne, 10..-, patio. .. .. * lllffllh•-
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_..__, .. , fae-_. Faurla, 548-0301 3Br 2n-n-.. CM. Pool, fresh paint. v"'ac7ant & M2-111J ._, -.... w -• _, ... ""'" ....,.1111, praps, n IPlllmll AHltMY! HllllS sp1,grdnr,nopetsS1050 av1HableS12501mo. 2 Bdrm, 1 ba, cteen, pvt .......1a-.W•te
Reduced to S296.'boo Fee: ?rolesstonaHy mlnagect 2 Slerr1 Mgmt 838--0n2 ~gt &40·5580 patio. no peta, '5e0. mo. ....-..-
1 O yr. new custom Bd unit• located In San •3Br 2Ba nr SC Pita, S.A. 3 8d 2 ·~ea townhouae on 1 child ok. 841•9352 f ............. 1 ..... ,...... atmosphere of Wood-
w/huge atrium entry plus Bernardino. Less than 2 Patio, carport, pool. spa. grnbelt In Bluffs. Comm 2Br 1B1 2240 Peclllc. r• • bridge Vlllege
amazing usumabte yrs old Asaume 5195 No pets 722-8011 pool$1400mo.&40-5315 Yard, gar, no pate $595 •STUNNING Lg lBdnn-·
financing of $188.000 at a $615.000 In financing. ) 8d 2B1 den, frplc, gar· l Br 2.~B• 2 stry Nwpt s· ra Mgmt 838--0712 1a. Garden Apt. Pool Croea Creek end Cedar lllfFl'UllA'IEll rate you won't belleve!I AsklngprlceS798.000 dener. gar, kids ok. CrestCondo.Oblgar.Nr 28ft"1b12sty,newcrpt1& $.495tme,...710 W 18th Creekblna~=-: unique
IPll I ... Ill 1·1 Call now to see!I $1050 +MC 64&-9714 beach $1 200°831-1089 drps, pvt yrd, gar, :':: three 0 b=·0=
Single level 3 BR-2BA Elt1rt1i11n lt11tJ Traditional lBr 2B• house. Pool. 2 ca lBr 21hea. Condo. Poot, led/child ok, $750. p/mo. .,....._.nu ._,artrnents located ,,..,
quiet tocatton, move.-tn Live In• flOW$f'·fllled park Realty jar ........ lam rm. frplc sauna, gar, d/w, frplc 720-8730 ~_....,.._ a v•riat.. of convenience condition. S224,000 aettlng: Poot. huge lot, -.-$ --·7 517 GORGONIA private RV or boat park· 631-7370 990 650--0473 Eves 1050 mo 963"'4500 Agt 28r 1Ba, dl1hwaaher, TIWIH•I. tor Ill ages;
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640·6259 bdrms ... out ot area own· Fam w/refs. Av1ll 3129 gar frplc pool patio kids S520tmo. 645--2075 Frplc, vauhecl <*ting, dbl Theel.,. r-:=:-TANT NOTICE TO I "PRiV ATE PARTIES /Mk.117/I
ers say MOVE IT. USTSl•llPLllll $1075&dep.96&-1516 welcome S900 hurry 2Br0plx 1Ba,gar,nudec, garage,pool&epa.. Recreation
$299.000 Fee. 2 duplexes (separate S650 CUTE CAPE COO 539-8190 Best Alty tee No pets. See Mgr wtmd1 18drm S740
hlJ Ftr Ptrftotft1istl houses) In prime E/slde 2br, wd firs, lev blinds, n~ BAYFRONT. Pier & slip. 11-3. 2207 State Ave =~~=+Oen = l~~~~l~OtNeT oonw'!_eu:.! ~~~:.~ n & S~:8~ri~~ :rptsl pnt, uted brick.gar. Beautiful Linda Isle. Cus.-2Br, encl gar, crpta, drpa. &86 W 18th 645-2739 " .-lncd yd. grdnr. 2218-C tom 4BR 4'hba 2 story. 773 W Wiison. No pet• ___ . ------
lot w/6 unique (never va-·Mar 11 Y n C 0 0 m b 1 Placentia. 645-2586 Family rm. den/study • $600/mo 850-7427 WI lffll &-urther lealng
I' ... E. cant) units All In "10" 63 t-1286 IOl'mal dlQ!ng rm. Furn or w t __._.__ of _ nformatlon pteae c.11
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our f~ DIMES-A-LJNES pub-
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Piiot. condltlon.0Wnershave3 1 ~i~\· * * Eaatslde 2 br 1 ba unfum. $8250/mo. Har-*2Br 1eanrSCPlza,S.A. Ill • _...,., .. -. (7141857-0333 · Chtt H1ven 2 bdrm 2 ba c ar gar age, br le k !'• •,, •. · newly dee. encl gar/ yard, riet Perry 640_4868 Patio. carport, pool. spa living? We can otter any-Daffy 8AM to 6PM den. trpl. on huge view courtyard, MC sys, fir&-111 __ • seoo. mo. 968-0856 S680 No pets 722-80 t 1 thinQ from a emaill apt to
lot• $285,000. Is way· plaoe. AIR, stained glass, Block• to sand 3br In fl)-1 4Bd hae. tt looking In Relerw Now tor under apptalsed value etc Exclusive Hstlng. by Ktra clean lge E-slde 2bd 1 eludes den w/n,,lc; 2 bth •VILLA MARSEILLES• CM,NB,or HB tnlnk of us Summer Occupancy
DIMES-A-LINE •d• mu•t be
pre-paid 80 mall or bring ,,_,, into
the D•lly Pilot office. S. aure to
lnclue19 your phone number or •d·
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S48~985 or 673-4429 appt. Fabulous terms are Lth ftr ,a.Jt 1411 ba hee-type apt. New dbl gar S 1100's 539-6 t90 Lg 1 & 28drm Apta. Ale. ~flrat for that choice of 1;;----:-..---;:--:z:;=x
cpt/pnt. Pvt encl yd/gar, Best Alty tee dlw. Ou1et & puc:etul. Ideal living •,!!!!!!.!•!!!•!c•!_.,!~1!! :uSTOM 2BR. tam. • avalla~: $849,5001 FUILMS YllW $875 532-3269 tv messg We accept pats. From rsL MGMT 642-1803 fro
buest. 501 Riverside Ave. Calli .. &11 lrt ... rs Beach. city lites. Laguna. BETTER HURRY lllffS-2 •11-11& $565. 7141557-8200 NB REALTY 975--1642
11.000 ownr S48-2687 Rare corner 7 bdrm 7200 SF. 647 Mystic way, ro get 1 bdrm hld4H>ut Greenbelt view-no pets-•WESTSIDE 2Br 2Ba.
Ra-.alff homelflreplacel new St50K. PP(2t3)224--8192 w/mod bl11na "425 pays vacant. St 100 Principals lndry fac S550/mo. No _.,_ plum bing and roof. rent & utll• E·Z move only Agt 760-9678 pets 646-4382 5 Bd 3Ba, tam rm, 2 trp'", Superb quiet location. Npt Bch. Shoreclltfa. Bluff
3 car gar. $315,000 Incl close to NHY Club. fro n I I a r g e Io t •IJl•ltll* Bluffs Twnhme 3Br. view. Nestllde CM 3 Bd 1 112
land. 2218 ARALIA ST Sl11hed 10 S450,000. wtpanoramlc view. Ap-Heights area 2br $600 End Unit, clean S 1250 mo Ba. twnhae style 1pt.
Owner/Bkr 844· 1846 owner wants offers! proved plans avallable. w/charmlng decor aun-to mo 760-8097 Newly remodeled Bit-Ins.
•• SAU 11 IWIEI IMll TUii $950,000 673-3777 Agt aet patio prt bill• pd Mm SIMES ow Incl. Patios, kid• ok.
1•1·1211 REO-R1. No/West cornet 539·6190 Best Rity fee HW.. S725fS.45-8646/850·7275 2700 aq. ft. 5Bdrm 3'~~a. • large kitchen. family Mesa Or/Birch St. S.A Brand new condo. 3BR 1 Level 4 br 3+ den. 2 S6501mo 2 Bd apta encl -~~:.~.rti~a 1 fa8'101 lii;J;tH1f ;~:.~=:: 8.;;~;;;-a241 ff~~1~cdf'i~~~j:;~·~ ~~~,~~~2 ~?~~!h ~~£~~ =~~~~p!~I!
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Lovely.quiet complex
w/pool, apa, gar, lndry
rm. no pace.
Bach-S435--S445
1 Bdrma-SS45-$555
28drms.-$635-$685
TSL MANAGEMENT
645--8122 or 642-1803
..... YI.LAii
••lllYll* >paclous 3Br Apt. .. $2195
mo. Privacy, luxury & ..
turlty combined with
sweeping fal,..•Y view
make Big Canyon Eaat
the moat sought after
rentals In N.,ewport
Beach. 2 car gar at dOOI'.
pool, jac + many other
amenities. Ready lor oe-
cup1ncy. No pet1. Pteue
call 644--0509 tor appt.
Sorry, no comm.re/al IKJs. garage
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are 11<X»ptable.
DEADLINE:
Ullll YIEW IMLLI Inert 1450 much more. Yrty. 12200· 2~ 19 Dela
3BR. tam rm end unit TRIPLEX wlroorn for 2 PALM DESERT RESORT c=o~a~;!fX· ~:1~i.1e:~ mo. 770--0347 (Mngr-2417 w;t=.nds)
1 & 2 Bdrm apta. pool, epa,
lndry rm, patio. balcony.
No peta $585 to $195. OCEAN SIDE ol Balboa
TSL MANAGEMENT 43rd st. 1 8d 1ba de-
12 Noon Friday
Co•ta MeN Ottlce
condo. Pastoral view & Pm;,• ~~111~u~~~ 2Br Condo. Great loc, cant. $695/mo. Dys Exec. 4 Br 2'11 ba,2 car gar IPT IUOl IUL.n
night llghts. Sp1, pool, fabulous olflmt view Shannon 751·8191; eves Nwpt Crest Condo. Many Daya 875· 1642
tennis crt. S265.000. OWn/Agt 645-1682 Fully !urn~ Imm,; cond: Steve fS.46-3473 ittras S l350. 770-0453 Evea 960-4614
754-0081 or fS.42-1803 tached unit, g1r. yrty
$650/mo ... dep Leeve Int. ..... 4 phone number for appt.
330 Wfft Bay Str .. t
Cotata MeN, Ca. l2la 2724 Hiiitop Dr. Courtesy YIEWl YIEWl s ,.,,., ot· at_.. e • u,,_. m iv ""'· v ry o-w UTll -CONDO 2Br 2Ba, den OYef to Bkrs. ~220 From high on Kl~a Rd. _ low down 720-3939 P1ut nr • 1sst1 liARBOR RIDGE ESTATE streams & falls. Cpts.
E J 1 tall 3Br, new erpt, paint, klteh vlEW Beautiful 4 bed 1.Y ... II IWIEI n oy sunse s, • na, ri.•.• 1~1~· · 15 & Bath. Cul-de-Sac, lrg . , drpa. frpl, micro. dbl gar Montego 4BR 2BA. Asking Bay & Ocean 3 bdrm, 3 _ -d $875 0 S IS pool/spa, dining & family w/opener pool & spa
$264.900 Beautiful baths $545.000 wlterms NAVE CR time lhlre yr . pen at un BrLmUsF.FS3S·.~~mountyeartyt Condo. $950 No Pet• 549-2447 For appointment phone condo. Del Mar, Cellf. 9-1 943 Evergreen oiu Gc=bet~l~~t~n~-nr H Frederick agt. Oceanfront, west of E'slde; 2BR 1ba duplex. Large 3 bed .. 21h ba. a.&utlful Garden Apt1,
ng utumable 760-l505 631·1266 racetreck. Accomodatea Sgl gar, encl yard, new XLNT cond. $1400/mo patios. garaget, BBQ,
I ii~\.? 4. t Br dlx unit. Wiii trade dee. $750/mo, 11tllut + Wlttrfrtllt ..... IH. pool. No peta ..,..., ••uni YILUIE l.Y ... lllTlll •.,, 9 equity for small motor· s450MCdep S48-8581 1•11-11 ....... 18drm -.. .sa • BA ty I" hOme or taller 786-7443 • • • 301 Avocado 842·9850 ~ • FI R, former on !ft El~e deluxe Twnhse. 3 •t• home tour $289.000. J I.I. hc~latt l bdrm, wtattached gar. Ullll YllW -Clean 2Br TownhouM. WIT •
Open Sunday 1-5. 1807 YIW l&LllA lml 30 Ac Kern cl~Q. 80 Ao pvt patio. No pets. l Br or 2 +den, dbl bar, an new c.rpts $595 Encl gar-Uve where y0u have
Port T~art. 640-1156 1Br+den. 1'nBa, custom N. San Olgeo. and/or '77 S975/mo. 631-1268 extru. Beeutlful, gdnr. age. bltlna. Nr 19th & •Spectacular apt1
HVH Som«Mt. Many up-carpeting, A/C, up-26' GMC Aoy1le Mtrhme, E/llde deluxe TwnhM. 3 comm P<>QI. $1400/mo. Pornon1 S48-8357 • 1 & 2Br. 1 & 28a suites
grades. Good flnanc. uk-graded decor, cat~ral xlnt cond. Exchange tor bdrm, w/ittached gar, No pets63~al~2'f:' Miiier OllTl llU •Spaetouatownhouses
Ing, $369.000. 760•8661 celllng1. security & cash & O.C res. prop. or pvt patio. No pets. -fm.Y YI.LAii •Flreplacea
Lido Baytront 3 8d 2 'ABI undergrnd prkng. Walk-sporttlsher. 720--0630 s9751rno. 631•1286 lllUlltJTI New h •artment corn..i..x. •Private balconies or
C Ing dlatanoe to boh. Rec-4 B pool h 11 ....., """' Garden pa1ios uatom home. Baal 10• reatlon rm w/pool & Jae. ltat1l1 Here'1 antoher bargeln big r orne, • xtraa. Ready for occupancy In
c It I 0 n . Ir g d 0 ck . s 185,000. Fully furnished. .. r i L.. 3br w/gar fncd yrd pool & Grdnrs & pool srvc lncld April. 28drm• S5301mo & ""'•Tt
St.35o.OOO / trade. turn-key. Prine only. Call aHI ara I• more S730 539-8190 $2000/mo. No pets. Call 3Bdrm1 $805/mo. Gu •3 Llght~tenntscourt• 873~3771 Agt. tor appt 11'631-2261* liliN lllii• ZIR Beat Rtty fee 673-754<4 r1nge. garbage disposal. •2 Swimming poola
Lido 8ayfront w/lrg dock & Sparkllng new 28r 2'hBa dahwstlr, refrtg & carport. •StrNma & pond• ~nfrnt Properties. Open VILLA BALBOA Luxurious UTILE 1sURb LoV91y new Sp1nllft-~ Condo. Walk to atlop-For Information call •Sorry, no pet•
Sat & Sun 1-5. 673-7873 1Br Condo S 114,000 2 a.d. Avatl now till Jun. townhouse. 2Br 2'h a, ping. No pets or chlldren TIP&_,. M. •Furnl""""-• ivaH Forced to sell. Call 15, S6001mo. oourt yrd & pvt patio. 514501 640-7210 "''"._
946-7893 2 BR avail until June 29, Qi.rage + ptllng epace. mo. (114)141 1111 WHY NOT CALL
$7501 A 973-8900 Avl 4125 $1000/mo. SPYGLASS HILL. 4BR Between 2pm-4pm Mon-... Ill.I Naterfronttdock 5 Bd, mo. gt · 548-3155 or 998-3434 ocean view. available dey through Friday 111-1111
IPll IAT I• l ·I ~1~~.,f;:.~~~7 !:~9·000· na'i ••I l Prtvacy tor .... 2br fncd ~~;'_·11:;:~~:~ 12~t EASTS I DE 1 Br. am all, SU-ftlUIE
111"' Ull... J c l ... e.m.o Shoree 3 ' 3 sa yrd kldal~t ok patio • clean. pvt~ patio, gar-15555 Huntington Vthge Greet Bay view of ec-a a11 ~ •• pool, ocn vu. bCtl acceea. steal at S570 53M 190 ITIPI Tl IUll age. No • Rlf9 req L from s Diego
tlvltiea 2 atory hOmewfth §~ m View . $1900. mo 21311•7"'4521 Bes1 Rlty tee 'IOrne with privacy and $466/mo 55 -2337 F::nv. north~ Belch
fijfl pier & 1119. Owner Wiii tenalYe customization. Jellgner runy furn 2 8d SUNet BMt•. View Lux Charm. 3 bed .. 2ba. dbl I t --~L ..... to McFldden. west on
consider carrying paper, 3000 Sq Ft. $284,500 Aa-townhouae. Pool & tenni. Condo 2BR 2ba. nr bcl'I gar. Call Agt Sharon Jey U • -• 6 ''" McFadden.
trade or le1Ml optton. sumabl• loen. 33801 court s 1195 873-0IM $990/mo. 642-8799 573-6900 or 846-0478
8ee Stec>Mnle e.rnardy Ave. Call ta. &61 -3208 = IE I fHE BLUFFS 3 .. _ 2 .. _ Tr' • -IUl.n OPEN SAT/SUN 11-5 U frl·lewl w/pool 4Br 381. .,. ..,.. .-._ ;;;:-----..----~~ i!-~iiii.--iilliii!-1.._...-..... Femlttes, no paca $1500 level Condo. crpts. drpa, IU·l• S.ata Aa1 ~BR hm. t~t ~: mo E1111 S45-7808 Deve well cover·o. cweralzed ~~~~~~~~~lay own;;;supar36drm2 secl apa New turn. tutala 1=.:.'0:.':~~.~:
Ull .. 111 bl upgrad9d. many l(tru 493~804 • y~ eeu U7-1.--m6. 758-1 ~ lnddg epa Nf l?AtL& .;;,vrf'!'.!_ ....... _-:;,:;.;;;;...,~-...,,.,.... ..., Soecloua 1 110fY hOme. Ctt Plaza A.pot, No egta ~llM· lj;;do. ...... .-.-19 .. i""'at""'ory~4"'ifP"'Wl21);""'" deys, °' e¥et, M0-<&287
bu6l1 around lrg pool I 1157,500. 551-3344 Ilg ~ Q01f courte on cul de aac, 2 eat gar YOU DESERVE ITll
petlo. UnuSu•I 1¥• lot U condo 3 br 2-A ba, 1enni., 11118/mo + 1300 •· Gated V,.._, pure luxury, prtyacy. 3 8r 2ea. dti'l tm PoOI pvt P•tlo gar 1¥911 639-2117 agt 2Nr 2init1 Condo,
or den, 2 trptc. set5.ooo 119.500-lo 18d 5yr o1e1 yc1 411. 's 1a50. 913-1181 L ellg#'lt 1~. By appt
OP!N SAT./SUN. 1·5 )ltlo S22~ mo nr Bay St Mt. • only 131~S43i. eo1 Vl• Lido Nord. CM e-4M•83184&-145t llHllllH •;r• 4 id 2112 L. Fam rm. 2 W ......_ owner 873-81<48 2 BR 2ba .... ac dbl wide on 2 Bdrm+ fem. t eol aty 11c1111111ee dep.• .... 1eYet oondO 1 a/ft. S13751mo 536-M24 Spedoua Sbr 2 beUI cft)I New Beyfront Conde beeutlful lot In 5 atar COMPLETEL y furMMd getege prvt pool tncct yw'd
t ,eoo at 38d 3Ba, den OreenlMf P1rtc, CM. 114 & bMUttf\11. Plentatlon 4 8' 1~• bl, encl rtto, t fOdt °' seoo·a Ut-e1to
Gunntte ~. 2 oet 911 MS-eeot or 529·5437 atluttert thru-OUt. Larve bite "°"' be" tchl, a.t Nty ._ ma.ooo. 873~3n7 AQ1 11 l>c30. '"· AJC. •-"'• aunnypatto Prtvate,oono-~ lndd. 11250 mo (iiiiiiiliiii~miliiilil •WfllT~I eond.C:O..•Meu,apece ventent, 11c .. pool. 711 hral:latfll
IHutllul re1urbt1t1•c ,..,,, S130 l3000 obo. S1800/mo lee, I to 12 :O.ldo. 1 ttory *· 1be. --------home. Large ahedt 206a. -.2-2t00 rrtoe A~ 4115 Agent ,... '*"' a patnt, -.
tr .... and t)'9 patio • 0oubt9Wld91n 710-1117 ~.SIM. Dys $Mnnon Celtl... lilt
Watlclng dl1t1ne• tc Ex ve Adult Parle. 111111 _.. 111-.111. t'¥9I s--. QCP&f OiCtX8i
....,. 1245,000 ... " leek bay •. Newport L..-1'-optton 3br ~73 A OMAT P\.ACf TO uvt
let or ~ 1-1, ~1 lllech 12500 down OI -2'Mle, 2 trpt. Compi CM11nQ d9llll 2bf nr Her-NW t•, IM>. 0-.. ~---.... a---.! a.M.NO ceati. M 1-2004 ~ "'"'·· 111..,com. o-bour -saoo or 21w 2M .... l*d fl'Oelt. llt.""'" ---allU MO. oc.n/llght ._., lbodllla51tl»-ttto nil I..,.,,_.~ IJl.llYI ... , COf'MI. pool, ... tennll, 9-Nty Iii ~ ._.., l'9C toom _ __.:=::=~~~;;;===--t2xl0' ~ wtth ~ gMt. IRO()fmo NfM abOrm 2 ~ -SOfry, no peta. Cati
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OU.o .-community Ootd carpac t<1n9 ... df'yf, 2-cer w/Oflnt, Ten, -...... or llMI...., _., • ~ pool, ape, tenNt bldtoom 117,500 Cf11, pool/tee. SHOO/mo W.nt M He!P? Mntir ..y 10 t11 ,,_..
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••280 CegMy #118, VIiia Balboa NB
844-7020 1147,000 Sun 1_.
••280 Cagney #309, VIiia Balboe NB
844-7020 '359,000 Sun 1_. * • 8 Landf9'1, 1rvin.
873-7300 1240,000 Sun 2-5
24 78 #C Santa Ana, E/Slde, Coate M ...
546-2313 1138,900 SaVSun 11-5
••210 VI~ Lido Nord, Lido Ille NB .
873-7300 $995,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
2 M plue FAM RM or DIN
* 19 Curl Or.(Jumlne Creek)Vu
640-1615 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1429 Oolpnln Terrace, lrvlne Terrace NB
644-7020 $876,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
v 34 Sea Island Big Cyn NB
780-8333 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••v25 Sea Island Or, Big Cyn NB
: 840_.8<48 $260,000 Sat/Sun 10.5 -----n·--~e-se. J..,.... Pr."Clftfhaven, Newpcw t 9ctr
631 -1400 $425,000 Sunday 1-5
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3408 SummerMt, Wlmbledon, Costa Mesa
845-0303 $179,500 Sunday 1-4
1903 Yacht Camllla, Seavlew, N.B
631-1400 $335,000 Sun 1-4:30
3BIDROOM
2800 Bayview, Old COM
675-7175 Sun 1-5
•969 Begonia, M ... North, CM
546-2313 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
•633 Cameo Highlands Dr, C Hglnds COM
675-6000 $395,000 Sun 1-5
**3810 Channel Place, Newport flland
644-9060 $545,000 Sonday 1-4
2137 Channel Rd, Peninsula Point. NB
631-1400 $595,000 Sunday 1·4
15 Curl Or., Costa Mna
546-2313 $349,000 Sun 1-5
**1419 Dolphin Terr, lrvlne Terrace. CdM
675-5930 $650,000 Sunday 1-5
309 E. 19th Street, Costa Mesa
650,..758 $131,900. Sat/Sun 1-5
•517 Gorgonla (Blutts)NB
640-6259 $224.000 Sunday 1-5
1000 King• Rd. Cllt# Haven NB
644-7020 $450,000 Sat 1-4
2476 #A Santa Ana E/Slde, Costa Mesa
546-2313 S 139,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
426 Plazza Lido. Lido Isle NB
673-7300 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1715 Tradewlnds, Baycrest. Nwpt Bch •
646-2163 $255,000 Sunday 1:30-4:30
**827 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle NB
673-3777 S 1,350,000/trade Sun 1-~
•2442 Vista Hoger, The Bluffs, Nwpt Bch
759-0344 $133,900 Sunday 1-5
••3374 Wlsterl~Costa Mesa
645-0303 $17 , 90 Sunday 1-4
**•6304'1'i W. Oo anfront, N.B
644-5150 RED.t $625,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BR plue FAM RM or DEN
* • • 7 Rue Deauvllle, Big Cyn NB
760-8333 $599,000 Sun 1-5
21 15 Arbutus, Eastblutts, Newport Beach
644 9060 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
20121 Bayview, Santa Ana Heights
645-0303 $144,500 Sunday 12-4
••31 Bodega Bay, Spyglass, CdM
644-9060 $579,000 Sunday 1-5
•• 1531 Bonnie Doone Terrace, COM
759-9100 $325,000w/land Sat/Sun 1-5
2017 W. Chandler, Santa Ana
557-3344 $157,500. Sat/~un allday
91 4 Chestnut Place (Eastbluff) NB
640-6259 $172,500 Sun 1-5
1566 Corsica, Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa
545-2247 $142,000 Sat/Sunday
•2953 Country Club, Mffa Verde, CM
546-2313 $167,500 Sun 1-4
3209 Dakota. Mesa Verde. Costa Mesa •
751-3191 $156,900 Sunday 1-5
1221 Devon Lane, WestcllH, NB
631 -7300 $285.000 Sun 1·5
1201 Devon Ln (Westcllff) Newport Beach
631 -1266 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
303 Driftwood, Shoreclltf1, N.8
631-1400 $449,000 Set/Sun 1-5
385 E. 22nd St. Costa M•a
646-7171$299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2030 Galaxy Dr, NB
631-7370 $540,000 Sat12'"4/Sun 1-5
• 701 Goldenrod. 2 Condt, CdM
559-4221 $329K & S295K Sat/Sun 12·5
**111 'G' St, Balboa Penln Point, NB
770-0493 S•69.000 Sunday 1-5
••4e15 Hampden (CarMO Shor•) COM
631·128e $535.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**800 Harbor lltand Or, Promotory Bay
631-1400 $998,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
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•240 Hazel Or (Ocean View) Corona Del Mer
759-091t Agt S725,000 Set/~un 11-5
., S Jetty, JMmlne Creek
760-8333 $385,000 Sun 1-5
v 16 Jetty, Jumlne Creek, Corona def Mar
M4-9080 1334,600 Sar.'Sl1'\ 1~4
* •305 Klngt Pl, Clltfhaven NB
6«-6200 1289,000 Sun 12-5
2001 Kings Rd., Clltfhaven
631-1400 $479,600 Sat/Sun 1-5
340 Cabrfffo, E-Slde, Cotta Mesa
533-8176 $1«,900. Sun 12-5
2950 Mindanao, M ... Verde. Cm
546-2313 $1M,900 Sun 1·4
39 Monteclto, SpyglUI NB
673-1181 S565,000 Sun 1-5
* *405 North Star L~e, Dover Shorff NB
644-6200 $725,000 Sun 1-5
1528 Orange Ave,(Corn. Palmer)Costa Mesa
673-1600 $215,000 Sunday 11-4
621 Paige Circle, Lag. Hiii•
768-7459 $200,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
809 Donald Place, Newport Heights
644-9080 $349,500 Sunday 1·5
**1913 E. Bay AV9, Balboa Penlntula
M4-9080 $1 ,895,000 Sunday 1-5
* •2807 Ebbtlde, HV Hlllt NB
1'73-7761 $844,000 Sun 2·5
17116 El:tgeweter Lane, Hunt Herbor
846-8414 $249,000 Sun 1-5
** 103 E. Edgewater, Balboa Peninsula
848-0709 $679,000 Sunday 12-4
8362 Enftefd Ctrcte, Huntington Beach -
986-2244 $152,500 Sunday 1-5
*2001 Galatea Terrace, Irvine Terrace, NB
631-7300 $750,000 Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy, Dover Shores, Npt Bch
548-5647 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1356 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, Nwpt Bch
642-5200 $795,000 Sunday 1-5
* 1700 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores NB
759-1501 $600,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••1330 Galaxy Dr, Dover shores NB
673-7300 Sun 1-4
1Q6!..P.-cador-Or, Dover Shot-....a.ci-------* • -t621 Gorha1JL...Q.1,,_,.,..,""'-">tll.'!"1.J<J"-UN-----644-6200 $699,000 631-7300 $525.000 Sun 1-5
1723 Plaza Del Sur, Peninsula
631 -1400 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
•332 Polneettla, Corone del Mar
63 1-7300 $460,000 Sun 1-5
501 Rlverald• Ave, Newport Beach
548-2687 $317,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
••54 Royal St George Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $2, 100,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
7 Rue Chateeu Royal, Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $479,000 Sun 1-4
• v2 Rue Fontalnbleau, Big C~n NB
760-8333 $425,000 Sun 1-5
•V' 14 Rue Saint Cloud, Big Canyon, NB
720-1762 Sat/Sun 1-5
**4601 Seashore, Oceanfront Newport
S31-1400 $689,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2040 Shlpway Drive, Baycrest, NB
631 -7300 $265,000 Sun 1-5
*35 Skysall, Jasmine Creek COM
759-1501 $365,000 Sun 1-5
12 Soaring Hawk, Woodbridge. Irvine
646-7171 S 186,500 Sunday 1-5
10051 Suntan Cr. Huntington Beach
546-2313 $159,950 Sun 1-4
* * 16191 Typhoon, H!Jntlng!on Harbor
840-2678 · Sat/Sunday 1-5
*601 Via lido Nord (lido Isle), N.B.
673-8848 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
404 Vista Parada (Bluffs)
760-8333 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
312 Vista Suerte, Bluffs NB
760-8333 $199,000 Sun 1-5
18 Wellington, Hart:>or Ridge NB
644-6200 $425.000 Sun 1.5
1905 Yacht Resolute, Seavlew, NB
631-7300 $479,500 Sat/Sun~ . ..,
4 BEDROOM
2421 Francisco, Newport Beach
557·7914 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•339 Miiford, Cameo Shores COM
675-6000 $384,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 1218 Polaris, Newport Beach
546-2313 $499,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
V'22 Royal St George, Big Cyn NB
760-8333 $545,000 Sun 1-5
912 Via lido Soud, lido Isle. Nwpt Bch
640-5560 $649,000 Sunday 1-5
* •403 Via lido Soud, lido Isle NB
760-8333 $1 ,395,000 Sun 1-5
**343 Via lido Soud, lido Isle NB
673-7300 S 1,800,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
124 Via Trieste, lido 111e NB
673-7300 $495.000 Sun 1-5
V'32 Vienna, Harbor Ridge NB
760-8333 $498,000 Sun 1-5
2001 "'5ta Caudal, Newport Beach
661-8778 $350.000 10-4
407 Vista Grande, Bluffs, N.B. Sunday 1-5
644-9060 $224,900 Sunday 1-5
4 BR plue FAM RM or DEN
* * * • 400 Morning Star(Dvr Shre) N.B.
495-8460 $650,000. Sat/Sun 1-5
* •812 Ai.ppo, Eastbluff, Newport Beach
644-9060 $339,00 Sat/Sun 1-5
9 Hermite~"" Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
20 Hlllsbourough, Harbor Hiii, N.B.
760-1900 $895,000 Sunday 1-5
611 Irvine Ave. Npt Heights NB
644-6200 $329,000 Sun 1-5
* • 1 Jade Cove, COM
759-1111 $649,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3064 Java Rd., Mesa Verde, CM
645-0303 $389,000 Sat 1-5:Sun 1-4
16 Meadowsweet, Irvine
786-8134 $193,500 Sun 1-4 * •3881 Mlttral, Huntington Harbor
963-7010 $575,000 Sunday 12-5
•34 Morro Bay, SpyglaSl.-NB
759-9100 $659,000 Sat 1-5/Sun 12-5
* 1206 Nottingham, Newport Beach
631-1266 $269,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
3228 Ocean Blvd, Corona del Mar
644-9060 $1,300,000 Sunday 1-5
•2216 Pacific. COM
760-8333 $995,000 f Sun 1-5
• 1776 Pltcarln, Mesa Verde. CM
751-3191 $216,000 Sunday 1-5
309 Poinsettia, COM
759-9100 $695,000 Sun 1-5
* 2041 Port Bristol, Harbor View Homes, NB ·
631-7300 $369,000 Sun 1-5
:' 18~0 Pon Charles Pl, H.V. Hms, N.B
760-1505 $264,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
1211 Portslde, Broadmoor NB
644-8177 $345.000 L Sun 1-5
1808 Port Taggart, H.V.Hms, Newport Bch
640-1156 $289,000 Sun 1-5
1807 Port Taggart, H.V.H, Newport Beach
640-1156 $289,000 Sunday 1-5
252 Roblnhood Ln, 'CM
759-9100 $167,000 Sat 1:30-4:30
* • 19 Royal St George, Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $599,000 Sat/Sun t-5
26 Royal St George Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $987,000 Sun 1-5
••5 Rue Chateau Royal, Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $585,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*V' 10 Rue Marseilles, Big Canyon, N.B
750-0760 $790,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
11 48 Santiago Dr, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1628 Santiago Drive, Baycrest, NB
631 -7300 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1542 Santiago Drive. Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $350,000 Sun 1-5
19432 Sierra Lago, Turtle Rock. Irvine
552-2000 $215,000/Fee Sunday 12:30-4
••5582 Southall Terr .• Turtle Rock, Irvine
552-2000 $430,000/Fee Sun 12:30-4
* 1936 Teresita, NB
631-7370 $198.000 Sun 1·5
1033 Tiiier, Harbor View, Corona del Mar
675-4630 $339.000 Sunday 1-5
•• 14 Torrey Pines, Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $895,000 Sun 1-5
*4639 Tremont Lane, Cameo Shores, NB
631-7300 $549,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•••222 Via Lido Nord, :..1do lsi., N.B
644·9060 $1,550,000 Sunday 1-5 2324 Arbutu1, Eastbluff NB
644-6200 $279,000 Sun 1-5
**601-Seyslde Dr, Promotory Bay
831-1400 $925,000 Sat/Sun 11:30 .... :30
**627 Via Lido Soud, Lido Ille, Nwpt Bch -~-~6333 $1,89,5.000 -~
•933 Bellis, Eaatblutf NB
759-1501 $319,000 Sat 1·5/Sun 12-5
2933 C111la Eastblutf NB
e..4-8200 $299,950 Sun 1-5
952 Cheyenne, Mesa Verde Cm
54e-2313 S 132,500 ' Sun 1-4:30
821 Crockett, w .. tmln1ter
54&-2313 $242,900 Sun,_.\
890 Denver Dr., M ... North Cm
54&-2313 $189,000 ' SUtt 1-4:30
530 Wntmln1ter, Newport Beach
64S-7009 $209,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*•8 Wlngedfoot t..ane (Big Canyon) NB
5•8-2027 $539,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
IRDROOM
•• 1616 Bayadere Terrace, (Irv. Terr.) CdM M4~6e3e $995.000 Sat/Sun 1·4
*v81 Royat St. a.<>r99, Big Cyn NB
760-8333 11,450,000 Sat/Sun 1.5
2124 Seville, Balboa Penlnsula Point
831·1400 1357,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
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**239 Via Lido Soud, Lido lsi. NB
873-7300 $1,395.000 Sun 1-4
I M plue FAM RM ot DEN .
* • 1437 Antigua Way, Baycre1t, NB
631-7300 '415t<)OO Sun 1-5
2218 Aralla St, Eutblutf NB
844-1836 $315,000 w/land Sat/Sun 1-5
33801 Ave. Callta, San Juan Capistrano
661-3208 $284,600 Sat/Sun 11-5
1815 Bay Cllff Cir, Spygla11 Ridge, NB
63 1-7300 $560,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
v 2665 Baythore Or, Bayshores NB
759-9100 $539,000 Sat/Sun 2·5
* • 70 Hlllcreet Big Cyn NB
644-6200 $1 , 10"5,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*3049 Java Rd (MeH Verde) Costa Mesa
631·1286 $405,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
* • 1014 Marlnere, Dover Shores, Nwpt Bch
760-1219 $719,000 LH Sat/Sun 1-5
* *324 Morning Star Dover Shores NB
644-6200 $1 , 175,000 Sun 1-5
20 Morro Bay, Spygl~ NB ~4-6200-i520.000____ Sat 1-5 ----
* *401 North Star, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $975,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1226 Polaris Dr, Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2029 Port Brlstol, H. V Hms. Npt Bch
759-0619 339,000 Sunday 1·5
1942 Port Ramsgate, HV Homes NB
673-7761 $345,000 Sun 1-5
1830 Port Renwick, HVH, Newport Beach
760-8661 $369,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
44 Rldgellne Dr, Harbor Ridge Estates. NB
631-7300 $825,000 Sun 1-5
* • v25 Rldgellne, Harbor Ridge NB
760-8333 $4,375,000 · Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 14 Trafalgar, Harbor Bldge NB
)60-8333 $1 ,595,000 · Sat/Sun 1-5
* •6 Trafalgar, Harbor Rl1ge NB
640-4868$1,950,000 Sunday 1-5
**510 Via lido Nord, lido lsi.. N.B
644-9060 $1 ,750,000 Sunday 1-5 * • V'828 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle NB
760-8333 $1,999,000 Sun 1-5
**351 Via Lido Soud, Lido NB
759-9100 S 1,250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1601 Warwick, Westcllff, Nwpt Bch
646-8118 $269,500 Sat/Sun 2-4
8 BR plue FAM RM or DEN
• 1319 Antigua, Dover Shores, N.B
646-717 1 $345,000 Sunday 1·5
*20691 Aquatic, Huntington Beach
546-2313 $156,950 Sun 1-4
***•101 Via lido Soud. LI, NB
673-7873 Wiii exchg Sat/Sun 1-5
**103 Via Lido Soud, lido Isle NB
759-9100 $2,950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
CONDOS FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
180 Cabrlllo, Costa Mesa
631·1266 $158,000
180 Cabrlllo, Costa Mesa
Sat/Sun 12-5
631-1 266 $149,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
V'77 Sea Island, Big Canyon, N.B
644-9060 4280,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 BR plue FAM RM or DEN
* • 11 Hlllgrass, Turtle Rk Irvine
759-9100 $220,000 Sun 4:30
3 BEDROOM
*835 Amigos Way, Eastbluff COM
759-1501 $$134,900 Sun 1-4 .. .
340 E. 20th St, Ea1tslde Costa Mes-a. CM 1:,...
631-7300 S 162,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
3322 Via lido, Newport Beach
673-6870 $985,000 Sat/Sun 11-5
3 •R plue FAM RM or DEN
10068 Elll1, Huntington Beech
751-3191 $111 ,000 Sunday 1-5
* • 2724 Hiiitop Or. Newport Beach
640-4220 $285,000 Sat 1-5 Sun 10-5
* 2832 Vista Del Oro, (The Bluffl) Nwpt Bch
640-6931 $185,000 fee land Sat/Sun 1·5
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818 500·8235 SUNDAY 1·4
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538--0270 861-570.-. eves 498--8909 • 1 Stir spacious 3br 2"1ba putertzed ptyabtas sys-today 8'3-91~ * HIT SllW * 11as 1mmed1ate OP· ---------======;...;:=::.:.:====::::::::::::=..1...-________ ( E/Bluft twnllouM. view of 2 Oftlcea + wort! area. tem Should be or-1----,,.Do---::Coctt,.......,-Houtewives, students flt ponun11 ... tor clerks 1n lJUL ~llY
back bay, pool. 780-8057 Monrovta St'" C M $425 ganiZed able to type Babysit t ble t · er. tempo l'\elp over 111 yrs its Co.ta Mesa oft~ W PllHI•
mo 875-3175 good v«t>a11 good writ: l mo ~~~OIOves Cat111ers. tlcilets. parktnQ TlltS '' 11"1 entTy leY9I POI--im--......,...._ ........ l •
HORO SCOPE SYDNEY
0MARR
Monday, April l ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): You'll be with one who means much
10 you. who is loyal and al\o close to ~our fam1l): Focus on children.
security. residence. Dispute 1s scitled. sense of d1~--cuon \S re tored
Cancer nauve plays role. TAURUS (A pril 20-May 10): Stud) Aries mes age for 'aluablc
hint. Emphasis on propen>. long-term prospects. dealings \\>1th one
who has your best interests at hean. H1ghl1gh1 \ersa11ht). make
inquiries concerning possible hohda> jOU rne>-GEMJNJ (Ma) 21-June 20): What appears 10 be a res1nct1on 1s
merely a ··caution" sign. Take time to be thorough , check r~rords.;ind
source ma terial. Close rela11ves. incl uding brothers. 'll'lt<'r' could pfo}
major roles. CANCER (June 21-Jul> 22): You'll learn more about monc).
possible change of tactics. ()clc high. t1m1ng 1mpro\(~S. )Ou'll n:cc1ve
notification that )OU have go-ahead signal. Engagement part) might be
pan of agenda. . . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Confidence replaces uncenaint). ~ ou 11 be reassu~d cmot1onall ) and in financial sense: Domestic adjustment
occurs. Romantic involvement figures promincntl). Taurus. Libra.
Scorpio nati ves pla ) paramount roles. VIRGO ( ug. 23-~pt. 22): M~ch occur~ behind seencs. '31n
indicated .1t you mcdnate. Strc s 1nd1v1dual.1ty. pioneering spmt.
co urage of convictions. ~iritual values come into ciharp. clear focus.
Pisces nati vt plays role. UBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22):·Rtlat1onsh1p 1 strong. com~1tment 1s
made. wish 1s fu lfilled. pothght on money and lo\e -)OU II act what
yo u want. ke y is 10 be selective. Refuse to be 1nt1m1datcd b> any person.
You win! SCORPIO (Oct. 23-NO\. 21 ): Car('cr get ~SI. )OU act
rccoani t100. a vcn 1mport1rrr:i>etson ~ oar opinion. M~dra
rcprcscntafivc talks about possible appearance. Focu) on. ambmoo..
aspiration. be towal of honor.
"f HE ORIGINAL"
1...UTl,_U ...... "'·'· NEWPORT 758--t•84 ...........
22 yr P<Of ;;;; Mks own
room In NB llM/Condo
close to bch. Up to
S600/mo 213/827-4592
EV91 or Iv mag
Mature lamlly. ve<y ci.an.
refs. looking for 3 bdrm, 2
car gar l'lm w/yrd. pref E·
Ilda C M. M5-9474
Moth• nda to rent muter
bd/ba. I/pie, $300+ 112
utll ~ 840-7137
OverMU Exec req 3-4Br
home, furn or unturn 12
mo IM . pret• waterfront.
NB/Lagune. · Rent to
MOOO mo Need hm early
April. Call Mrs Sliva
7Si-8020 tor datall1
"'" Ir a..1 n12
f8J2 prvt entry.:. 2l hr ac-caas. HO "'°' •90 refun-dable MC dap. Saecilff,
Newport 8Mcll 649-2551
Fully endOMd :5 ~ garage. 3M W. f'· CM $15.00 850-oe3&
Offitt Laiila Hl4
1311. US I 20i 1q h et
S1.30/1q tt. t817 W•t-
clltt, NL Agt 541-5032
SAGmARtlJS (Nov. 22-0«. 21): trc s 1nde~ndcnr-e. crca11v1-
ly ab1lit) to imprint your own Sl) le. poth&hl also on distance. la~auasc. cu,toms. education and travel. You could be in love wuh one
who rc .. ide~ in a forci&n land. CAPIUCOllN (Oct. 22-Jan. 19): Count )Our chanac! Someone 4MMIOt
nttds somethina fHt and )'OU could be prime taratt .. Pro1cc1 auc:t... ArcM9cUfat omc..
refuse to 1•vc up·valuablcs for mere wh 1 pcrcd promise. Cancer and Mtab. deeiOl'I omc..
another Capricorn naurc prominently. en.t• coe~;:_:~~ AQUAIUUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. I ): Permit others to take an1t11t1ve. bc a ~~
keen observer and bide ~our ttme. Lefal. comphcation rtqu1rc' -IMiilillilLLi•iiinl -:-
attcnuon. 0 1\C full play 10 1ntcllcctual curto it~. Mein ask plen~· of cwoen ..,_, 1 tltOfY faetl-. ~~~~~ questions. . ct.I Mer on "c H Atl Pl9CEI (Feb. I 9-Marth 20): Return to routine Cheek sourcei. ._ antr Mor 17w 700 •
cmphaslre practical demands. Focus on em_plo)mcnl. acn~ral health. -
cart" of thott who rely upon )our Judament. Scorpio. quanus pcrtOn E'=i:1t.O:.
fiaurc prominently. Melia ..._1141
11 Afri1 1 '' '"' MrtWay )OU arc cmb1rk1 na upon an adventure! OC RtctnL bttak from Pl•• will prove bencfk1al. You'll be' more ':.::':':I.: ...
1ndcptndcnt. crtall"c and open to romance. You arc wn ual ,__.,..,1141"'° "&"
1nvcntivt. ona;nal. dctcrm1ncd and wntimental. You •!" d)N1m1c. ,,~ _... .., .. 11i
chlldrcn arc drawn to )OU and so arc members of oppoa11c stll\. lf'O. MC
Aquarim pitn0n1play1mponan1 rol~ in )Our hfc. Your n1h1 ~· c 1 ioo"" IMte 111ecu•la.t1.
vulntnblr 1nd )OU mull b( a'*I~ oft l . Jul) ~•II ~ tom.an11r. crc-at1\ c. .,... 'tfM P'IOM t••
produc1hr (Of ~OU 1n 19U. ,,, •••. ,..,.,.
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tO key etcllls. Gellefal 8 .. N"ING ·-Mon thru Friday btwn varlOus typies ol 108QS -·d .... _,., .-....... ~ Self '°'Ti convanlen"t. ... .......... _...,, kn,...,._..,,. "" " ...,.. A E L -..... ,. • ....,. ·--·, "' .....,.,.. .. ....,...... ,.,_,_,__ 2-4 30 For 1nlo call t>twn PrlOAlt eal stela oan resp Mlf--mot!Yetor. ttln1
tene.d, 1
•tMI unh1. =~~iv. pay and good CtlSU•tr LOii 2·5_30_6'6-3_ 966 ~='~r:*~t!':.1°: lkllls & plaeMnt .,,_
baneflta, lnddg a FOUR p llKIHPH I other gen•t•I duties roundlngs w.. aata.b
DAY WO~K ViijK'. Fl!-rOOISSOr Fltlma Charge ol all AI R, Typlng ot 50 wpm 11 re-~tie;: s:nc,Sou:
cillty In t>Mu1"ul t.-.guna A'P reQorU Comput• quired sum• 10 HS Town Canyon, neat bMeh and Pitt· TIM Hpet desired <All Art 00 ,..__., r..on .,... PtaaM call MclnloSll 8_5 -'Pnl 1•2 Wa olla1 compe11t1ve Center °'· • 11 ...,.,a
for appt. First Interstate Bank nu 63 l ·2880 salar .. s ana excellent Mesa. Ca. 92626. ettn
9iiiiiiii.,.WiiiiPN!ilftf!i-I ~ MlllLIY an openlnQ tor a oert· ----benefits For 1nterv1-Linda Higgins
time Conaumer Loan BOOKKEEPER Skt wear ac>P04ntrnen1. please c." LE•&1 alllTllY (11•) *-1411 Proceuor tn their mlgr seekl tull Ch.,ge Leticia Tamoa at ....
P.-onnel Dept Mari,.-s Office localed btlllpr Send resume to te SJ 1a EOE In Newi>orl Beach Nltls Inc . 11185 Condor (714) 759-4770 We are an........,... se>aClal--.. FV Ca 92708 (7141 759-477 t -.--1 .... In .. 81 ••t ... ve. · WnQ In the placement ot
round floor ~with ~o:!b1:~~~~~or~~ iltUOAll WISTUT llUT WISTlll ~~~.r.:.:rr:.1~:~~
new rapldly growinQ Cor-and proeassing ol loan PfT For ltcenMd pro-SIYIHS avat1abla
ona dal Mar head-documents on direct and gram Must be com· MARY HICKLE AGENCY
Malle US for your Club
team or you! Fun. eu1.
873-1315 f()( tun & SU-
quanered racrMtlon co Indirect consumer loans. fortable w/yng Cllltc:tren GEN OFC-PAOD ASSIST 1101 DoV9, Surte 270 Help eatabllah• com-Yo.J must posaeas bulc and have own trans Fie•-Ope>ty 10 train on w~ Newport BMcn 41e-a134
puterized ac:ctg systems knowtaclge or cOf'ltumer 1ble ho.Jrs 536-'325 Proc at M¥Q4.R4Meafch
Knowledge Of Gil lhru io.n prOcesSlnQ Good Firm 546-381• LtV£ IN WOMAN Cara tOf
elderly couple Room I T/B & typlnQ 45wpm req math and typing alillll• are ClerlC•I No FM -....... --SCRAM LETS Gr"t banafltl. Salary eSMntlal. 'rhe abllity to .:--.,..r.,..
• open. F'requant rev-lfts communicate and write IEIEllL lff IOE o o ard • 1a11 ry
77S·•930. 546-3949 ANSWERS Call tnn1. 873-9007 watl is an asset
Ambuah -Mannot a1111n• ADI UphOld _ LovtnQ fT A/P & P/R Comilutar
ExhUma -CUddla upet . pref. Private
DOUBLE DOOR Country Club, La~une
First l1t1rst1te
lank
S'"'nt ....... *-"y hit the nall l-__ N_9* __ . 4_M-___ 5_7.,,.8 __ "' ,,_, ·-2750 WMI Coast Hwy on the heed. I SllW this --UlllT. Nawpor1 8aacll, CA 92880 ~~1~:c' J:.~~ C:.~ fWRMl NJllllll 1<n EOEIAN -'.Ct Emptoye< mMtlng ... "PlaaM uaa eadlng national total
the large DOUBLE llnancfal plennlng or-
DOOR." ganliatlon ~a u -
---..--....--"JrTrrl trarnaly w.tl organlracl Liit .... aaalstant. t.luet have ;i;i;;;;;;iiii&~ capatllll l y 10 tollo•
through w ith client
F.(UI) ADS People~. front OI·
lie• BJ>pearanoe. Ac--~~io,...,.liiiirbi~
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642-5678
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tull time lyi>lnQ. flllng,
we "ave i<>b• througl\(X.ll phone worli. Tu11in area
Orange County Worll Call tor ~1 953-2034
near your ,,ome All oflice GOVERNMENT JOBS
sllllll needed s t5 000 -sso.0001 yr
LIT ATTlllllT no ••per nee GooCI dnv.
mg r9C()fd Room tOf ad-
vanc:.ment Musi be l\Jll
time $3. 75 1tart,..Contact
Peu1.4a5~ llAITAlllS
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Call '°' detalla:
00$Slble All ocoupatlon1
How 10 Flna Cell 805
·687 -8000 E.l<I A· 1590 ... , .... ., ......
unique & apec:lal ulon
IOOlclng fOf llalfd,....,
and a11111ant Xlnt loc
CdM 875-9544
... ..... 1 .......
tor ~nt ~ BMcll
salon Gl«ll 145-& 170 .....
muat ~ acono v.tllCle can for Info. 1se.-1912 --.. nu -••na
Pt-time lunches Mon-Fn needed In San Juan
gd t>enet1t1 1ntarvt.ws c.piatreno, lull I part
MOf'l·FM 3-410""-"4-~4 ""'9 at\tftt aWlll, eall for Aes11ura n1 11850 more Into 4~EOE
Douglat Irv -.. ... .-
650-05e() ,_. T
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11•me111T needed for Preci.ton lheet
e1aJ firm. F1brlcatlon
ec " South Coaa1 PllZI. Xlnt
benefits & starting p1y.
Mu11 type accurately &
have ottioe background.
Call for appointment
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751-8961
AGES 11·14
EARN lW TO $75.00 PER WEEK
Wt now have IS optnmcs tor youn& ucer
btnm to ~ure 1eldtrs tor ll!f Otance Cont
Daily Piiot Our crews start at l 30 pm and
wot\ uni~ 8 )0 p m wet'dlY\ On Saturday. we
won a tew mort hours You will u rn man) 111~
and p111n ttonc wit It "' 111nc your own montr
tlltrt I\ no dtlt•trlfll 01 cotlf<tlOfl 111YOl'ltd
H you art 1ntt1ttltd please t.Jn Ml l atl
(714) 548-7058
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'45 E. Cout Hwy
Newpon Bffch
673-0900
""' '82 Volkawlg(>n Ribblt
convert . IUIO, AM/FM
c .. a. LM!enewt
(1EOP5e0)
Johneon & Son Ltnc:oln
Mercury. 2e2e H1rt>or
BIVd, Coet1 M ...
714/540-5830
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