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Batman's a funny cop now
Adam W• ID aew role.
By JERRY BUCK ,.,, ........ ....,
LOS ANGELES -Adam West. grin-
ning from ear to car, had1ust shot the police
chief in the foot.
He savored the humor in the incident,
JUSt one of many in NBC's new action-
comedy "The Last Precinct," in which he
stars as Capt. Rob Wright, an overzealous.
by-the-book bonehead" in command of a
station house of misfits.
"It's been aaood day." said West. "I shot
the chief in the foot. I wrapped his foot 1n
my jacket I'm trying to do this with
mystery so you never know whether I did i 1
by accident or on purpose. I'm enjoying it.
It's nice to have somewhere to ao every
day." I don't know when I've enjoyed a role
like this since 'Batman.' "
We5t is best known for his role as the
Caped Crusader. one half of the Dynamic
Duo with Robin the Boy Wonder, on the
1960s hit series "Batman." The role made
him famous -and nearly stunted bis
career.
"I was unemployed a lot after 'Bat-
man,' " he said. "But I bave six kids, so
what do I do? I've done everythina;
circuses, dinner theater, features, tele-
vision movies and the Mark Taper Forum.
I even did a sexy movie. Can the man who
did · Batman' do 'The Young Lady Chatter-
ly'?
"I did a movie for CBS wnh Susan Saint
James. I don't do shoe store openings or
small malls. For 15 years I've worked to
keep 'Batman' al ive. I do som e of the bia
auto shows. I don't say too much in this
town because people look down on you.
But unless you're a big rock. nowhere else
can you get more peo ple to come see you.
Sometimes 200,000 will come to an auto
show. You get 10 know what people want."
West is also keeping an eye on a big-
budget "Batman" fea ture being prepared at
Warner Bros. He said. "I hear they're
working on the third draft. But ... they
haven'1 talked to me. If they do a 'Batman'
movie wtthout me they might as well say
bye-bye to SI 0 mil hon at the box. office.''
The NBC movie pilot for ·•The Last
Precinct" will follow the Super Bowl Jan.
26. A starting date fo r the senes has not
been set. The sho w was cre.ated by Stephen
J. Cannell and Frank Lupo ("The A-Tcam ""Riptide" and "Hunter").
"what we're tryin~ to do is modemiu
the Keystone Ko ps.' West said. "We've
aot the action and the absurditv. Another
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'Murrow' story on cable tonight
By JERRY BUCK ,.,,....,.....,_
LOS ANGELES -Three of the most
famous words to come out of World War 11
were Edward R. Murr o w 's
"This .. .is ... London."
Murrow's u ve rad lo broadcasts from the
belcquered Briulh capital -sometimes
from a rooftop as he described a Gcnnan
air raid, once from the belly of a bomber
over Berlin -molded public opinion in
the days before Pearl Harbor.
Those days will be relived in the H~
movie "Murrow," ~nnina tomaht, with
Daniel J. Travanti of' Hill Street Alues" in
the title role.
Murrow. Travanti·..ays. w~s the most
mfluentiaJ journalist of his ume. yet he
never thouaht of himself as 1joum&Jist.
Travanti quotes Wiiiiam L. Shirer. the
former ncwtpepcrman hired by Murrow to
cover Berlin for\BS, as11yins, "Hewuan
emblrrulment to us. He was never a
journalist but he was the best of us.
"Murrow only wrote words to be spoken.
~e told his 'boys' to pretend they had met a
friend and were lc1nin1 apinst 1 barn and
tcllina a story. Until Murrow came alo~
no one had done a neW1Cbt the way be did.
There were tM shon blurbs of Walter
Winchell or the ponderous tones of H. V.
K.altenbom.0
The two-hour movie. which also stan
Dabney Coleman as CBS chairman Wil-
liam S. Paley and Edward Herrmann as
producer Fred Friendly, bcilns in London
where Murrow's measured cadence first
captured the attention of the world. It
follows Murro w the broadcaster and rarely
strays into his private li fe.
"This is 1 man wuh a manner," sa ys
Travanti. who stars as Capt. Frank Funllo
in NBC's "Hill Street Blues." "He had that
manner on and off camera. He was
uncomfortable in front of the camera. but
he loved the effect of it. This control he had
over his emotions because he was nervous
contributed to his manner. And he prob-
ably drank too much, but we don't make
much of it. He always had a glass af scotch
It hand."
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Travanti says he went to the theater ~2
times in London where most of the movte
was filmed. "I <lid all that wu humanly
possible," he says. "I had 18 visitors to the
housc I rented in Chelsea. I went to the
country four Sundays, the only day I 101
off."
Travanti, who bears a close resembltn«
to the broadcaster, says, "Murrow said his
b111Ht rqrct was that be aot all the credit
for bnnaina down Sen. Joteph McCanhy.
He resretted that CBS didn't come in
whole6eantdly. He had to buy b1s own
Trattnd u ltdW"&nl R. llvrow
newspaper ads to pubhc1te t~ bt'Oldcasts..
"Mo~ t people JCkey for pos1t1on. Mur-
row just fell into 1t."
Sunday. January 19, 198e 3
---~~----~--------------.......... --Hensley-hot-new
'World' turner
By LYNDA HIJlSCll
"As the World Tums" bu aot one of
daytime's newest and hottest properties in
J• Rn1Jey, who plays the tough. i'Ddepen-
dent Holden Snyder.
Hensley first steamed up the daytime
scene playing Brody Pri~ on "One Life to
Live." Thal minor soap role had long-term
potential after ABC brass got a look at
Hensley an action. However, "As the
World Tums" was quick on the draw with
a long-1crm contract, so HcnsJcy packed his
baas and came over to CBS.
Forget the manufactured soap sex sym-
bols and feast your eye on Hensley.
Luckily, Hensley LS not just a passing fancy
but a man for at least three seasons -he
j ust inked the new contract.
The 20-ycar-old Hensley bas a smolder-
ina presence that comes acrou the screen
even when he's merely standing. He
doesn't even need lines to steal a 1eene, and
he docsn 't just count on his 1tandout loob.
As an actor, he's able to hold back emotion,
which is what a fine actor does. Leu
emotion always means more in a soap ...
too bad other daytime acton ·haven't
learned the trick. Good thins "As the
World Tums" has Hensley locked up in
this contract because it's a sure bet that 1hc
motion-picture industry will soon be vying
for bis services.
Once ~n this proves that CBS casting
director BeUJ Rea is just about the best 'in
the business. Her list of "finds" is cndJess
and includes such notables as Scon Bryce,
Prull Rmye., Mldaael O'Leary, &.rb&a
TnreH, Ua Browa, Vlaceal Artuart,
and Peter Reetell (yes, be used to be on
"As the World Tums" before he went to
"Days of Our Lives"), among others. And
in the yean to come, Hensley will be among
the tint mentioned from Rea's list when
the subject of actors she's helped get started
pops up. • • • Every year around this time the
·doomsayen predict "Search for Tomor-
row's" imminent death. Once qain NBC
and Procter It Gamble want to assure
viewen that SFT bas many more tomor-
rows. Gll'J T .. u.. the award-winning
script.er, is head writina aJoog With Job
W'Mtlel. who's won Em mys for bis work on
"The Guidin1 Liaht." Future plans call for
a lOW cbanae of~ and storyline for the
once-t1oriou1 soap.
Newlyweda
Krlata T..._a and Maril LeWte
play D8WlJWeda lllD:r ... d Kart CordaL OD .. Tlae Gal Llet ..
week J8 at 2 p.m. OD e. Cbamael2. •
Cablehopestoleave 'em laughing
By PR£D ROTHENBERG .,, ...............
NEW YORK -Feclina a bit blue? Is life
gcttina you down? Is TV kecpiDj you
down? Look.ins for a little leVJty to
complement Cable News Network?
Take my channel ... please!
Henny Younpnan's f'amou.s line could
be the promotional come-on for lhe latest
in cable television's sinalc-mindcd
networks, the Com'Cd~ Channel. First came
all-day movies. then 24-hour networks for
weather, spons. news and music videos.
Now, ifTom Kay, creator of Ole Comedy
Channel, has bis way, cable audiences
aJways can have the last laUlh. •
Thinkofit thiaqy: You'ff never haveio
feel alone anymore. Anytime, any day 1 you
can be in your livin' room yukkina It up
with stranc,en. Only 1n America could you hd 1 ~hour comedy channel with a
round-~lock lauah track.
"What the world definitely needs is more
lauf!'trr:· said Kay. "Lauahtcr is one of
life spot pleasures. and it's a lot healthier
than Valium."
The channel's slopn is "Tum On the
Comedy," and its 10&0 is a heart "becautc
4 Sund•y. January 19, 198e
everybody likes to laugh," said Kay. 31 ,
who was a solar cne!l)' consultant 10 years
~o. Now he finds himself working to get
hlS 24-hour smile button off the &round.
"By the end of the year I expect to be on
the cover of Time m-.azine." he said.
For the past three years, he's been linina
up prosrams. staff, back.ers, and cable
systems.
Kay said Ben Schulman, former banker
and real es&ate executive and Kay's
landlord at the Schulman Video Center in
Los An&eles.. is t~ omedy Television
Company's chief financial suP.poner. Kay
said be needs at least $20 million for the
channel's first two years. Chada Ma.na.U. fonnef chairman of the
Democratic Pan y, it a panoer in the law
f mn repraentin.a the venture. The com-
p&ny is nqotiat1na for satellite space and
elpcctl to announce a start-up date at the
National Cable Television Association
show in March. •
Kay expects to be in five million to 10
miUion homes at the bcainnina and 13
million by tbecnd of the year.
··we're ridina on the coattails of 'The C~ Show' and 'Ohostbustcrs, "' Kay
said. We did market research studies and
found that what mates a channel work is
mon& idenlification, hkc Playboy, Duney,
news, MTV. weather and SPorts. Comedy
has stron' srabbing power.'
Tom rbovich. longtime director for
fi.Jms. sitcoms and the "We Are the World"
music video, is in charac of the channel's
production look.
"It ~on'! look like anything else," said
Kay. We II ba~e one funny bit after
another. everyth1na and anything thal's fu nny."
l)lere will be comedy hosts, like the
vec1ays on MTV. and continuina oddb&ll
characters. includ1na a pair of pet monkeys
named Bow and Suiie.
With an C11,b~bour prosramil!I bk>c,
shown three umes a day,~ \be Conaedr,
0..nnel will look hkc the old .. Lauah·ln •
with shon, f'ut-movina routinn. .. SnjP-
pe1s is t~e key.word," Kay said.
Matenal wtll include stand-up comic
ro utines, live acts from comedy clube ud
niaht chibl. intt>mational comedy pro.
arams. old com~ies ftonf TV and ndio.
man-in·the>-street humor, happy-hour
jokes, bidden camena and ~ 1.
"We're even •skin& commercial m&ttn
to ajve ut their fUttniest 11uff," said Kay.
"AndonceaalMMar, we'Uhavecomicmu.c
vKkos on the order of a dancing french
fry."
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lllm••ALL 1bCl9I l:r' ............ =~ )., ..... ==-(Ml) •MTmlUlm 19..-y-.... ... ,_ fUhiiWml .... Tiil)
IT'tWIM(MI) ..... = =--= 1--••1c•,.,.. .,..,., ·-nmT.:Q Ee.:\.. ........ ----~ •L011cat1mcr -.......... 1=-..... .• ,.= =ii~ ,..., .. mat ••• ~(TUI) ar.:••.-ina 1-'& 9111 --(Mftl) •• .. ..,
llUlm a •I ·•nazu mT MOTllAT ____ ,_, .. f\ .,. •• • cou.m W:..':t, ......... WEST ••• :r.m.:'6.CC*C8!..., --or.=.. ~ ....... ,., From Pa&e 3 === quick label: tt's a little bit hkc 'Barney Ai I•
--~,., YM.LIY•= Miller' 1f you took lhem out of the squad
YOU CM'f Ml ITwmlYOUc-t ---· room and put them on the streets." ",. .... .., "~ ____ ,.,
West spends some of his free time .. WWITlO--=
.,...., writina scripts wi th a partner. Tom Verna. -....... Ulm He has one called .. Yankee Doodle." which u• -lllnl'ftm-....... --COlllT=--..., is about the first Fourth of July after the
--~ American revolution. "I'm also work.irf :::c---mlW'lt
LALMm.. _._, on another screenplay about a child of I .... ,. •-wrr who's never spoken, .. he added. "It's about ==rr-· ,_, ___
whJ he's never spoken and what he says --•--& nn caftp..-.~ an what he docs when be finall-rfu. speaks. 11JI I • "I've written several thinas. t's what ---===-~ = .... -... ~ bci~ out of work d~s. You bcain to listen ...... .... ._ too er creative voices. But f'vc: bad more
EB--•=¥m'n• than 20 years of this and survived. It's all
nght if you don't take yourself too
1i&atii.:~lt seriously.· -... , ..... ~ Of the part in "The la$t Prcci net, .. wb1ch
.... ClilfllRm --un•w-·=-cnr' aJsostanJonathan Pcfl)ich, Ernie Hudson. -u 111 -&LW
and Keenan Wrnn· West said, "I loved the
pan as soon as read it. I thj nk it'1 my land ·--·=---of comedy. It's also very physical. (';apt.a.in ..... _..
I ·-lfJjiU,iiihZ~"' --·--c-. Wright is the bigest crazy of them all. He's
·r''&i. a manic depressive, an idealist. o n the edit -1.a-ss-ofa bumouL'' :=-,.. -$unday. January 19, 1988 9
•'
-
_,..
-. TU Orarnetti.d eegmentt
ffom Jedc London's "The Call Of The
Wild." Sa.ting North'a "Relc91" end Mel
!·a "Aiahl OI The White Wotf." _... ''RMhomon" ( 1950. Drema)
Olt*o Mffune. Machito Kyo: (I hf .. 28
"*'-kau•-• -,._" If II 11•11n
• H I • ... _
'X•m.. -~ -·~Jigsaw Man" ( 1964. Or• me) MlchMI c.in.. Lautenoe OIMer. ( 1 ~31mln.~ ="No 8iQ Deel" ( 1963. Orama) lmmY <Mrnet. r<evin Dlllorl ( 1 hr.. 2'7 "*'·) -· ....... = ,,~ .. --·· ........ 1"" __ ...,. --l is'ii'"Q _.,
-''Ptw Lep" (1983. Drema) om Burtneon, Met1in Vaughll\ ( I hr . 48
"*'·> l ••'S•rr••••---• --,. ---SctwcUed: prollt Of ~d 8tttng Ouerwt; tribute to Mw-i 'i:ft:I/· < t hr., 30 m .)
Sundey, JMUary 19, 1981
.... .. ...,~ a...-,..,.., ........ ,.,. .. -....ca
-•2•111c1
M!W. Mm.t • M CD• •ll -. (!)-ma• ~--''Cheech And c~·a The Cot· SlCan Brothefs" (1984, Cornedv) Cheectl
Marin, T~ Chong. (I hr., 21 min)
NIGZ) .. "Once lJpon A Time In The
West" ( 1969. W•tem) Henly Fonda.
Claudia Cardinale. (3 hrs . 25 min ) • -c= cc --··--., .... -.trrnn aw
u.Ma&• .... a w wme nm nw ...,. ..... cas I NnMllC-...Ma.12 A
Ill I " Wildllfe reheblltetOf Kay McKeeYef helps fnjured end orphened
owls. diving beetleS; Bonepart W>ws how
a sketetoo W<ns; • tour of the Hoot Club
clubhoute. iR) Q I~····· -·--· .. "BralnstC>fm" ( 1983. Scienoe-
Fictlon) Chrittophef Wabn. Natalie
Wood ( 1 hr • 46 min )
(JI) ... "The Looney. Looney. Looney
Bogs BunLMovle" (1961, Comedy) An·
lmated V by Mel Blanc. June FC>fay
1 ;;,, 20 min )
WAYIP1Wnl • ms nusw ...........
rr&'9\' WUW-ATCM.WM'I 1•zuwa .... ---•s•n1c1 .. "In Society" (19«. Comedy)
Abbott and Coeretlo. Kirby Grant ( 1 h1 130~ • ..,,.
-(I) -Mm7IMI. Los Angeles Lakers at Detroit Pletons· (Live) (2 hrs 30 'Z'i\ . ._ ..., ....... ---... I Ii ... --- s I U ••r._ --... 8&1 DI I&
.. ''Trenchcoet" ( 1983. Cornedv)
=~ Kid<*. Aober1 Hays ( 1 hr . ~ 1
Cl) -... _, In the aegrtglted
Soutf'I Of "" 19'09, 8 bt9ctl ,.,.,.,, boy
1Mrn6 an lmport.m ie.on In bigotry ll'ld
r8Clel pride wNle on• rife trw> to the Cfty Ste,. Oliv11 Colt. CIMvon um..
Cl)--''Coutln Coullne" (1176. Com-
edy) Matie-Chr'lttW'le 8-rflUlt, Victor -~'1.,._d I ~ ... :::».......,. Fin. llYe
kom MadllOn 6Quete 0.den In New
VOl'k ~hf-., 30 min.) I =· ... ••••n:ao ----I Ji ...... 0
lft"NHI , Ii H~tsot ll1$
land Raiders vs Mifwlelota v1111ncr.; '
~BowtXI 00 ,..._. -Wembllty's OOO'J lw>A· == n undefgtounc! \ill" 'l ' Watt"!?.. -1--"How To Many A Mtlllor11w1•
(19S3. Comedy) LAk#eo BIK.81 Mw ,,
Moni:L&~i ) I __. ....
... "Sheflod< Holmes f .1 ....
Death" ( t943, Mystery) 8uit Raltlt>-• •
E Bruce J t hr • 30 min ) • ii*
1WWWl•-1 --.... Im*._.._ fOM UlAIY
... "Beat Street" ( 1984 MU'-•
Rae Dawn Chong. Guy O.YIS (I h• 4•
mm.)
Cl) M. ,._ I I Fl HlgN!ghls ot lJJ
las Cowboys vs 0eoY9f.&oncos lfl Sue ..
Bowl XII
CH) ... "Enola Gay The Men. The M1•
$IO!l, The Atomc Bomb" ( Ua&O Orama
Perrick Ovlty B~ly Crystal (2 IVS 3l
min.)
(!) ... "Endangered Species" I 1QP,
Sospensej Robert Urich. Joa.th Wlltlan
1?_hrs.)
Cl) .. "Swing Shlf1" ( 1984. Orarna1
Goldie Hawn. Kuo ~ ( 1 "' 4
l
min 9'a..ni.IALL -.., . ._. wwws a cwora. JI 7 Al _,,,_
maT ...... CWttlC•r»
..... , II 11 ~11' -11w:.:+,;.:._~·
tW ~JlllL't911f 1111 ii 2 W ... "9 ITAM eas • ··--·--~ .. "Paint 'YOOf Wagoo" ( 1960
MIJllcel) L .. Marvin. Clint EMtwOOd I 1
hrs .J mlo) Im: I• CIWTm -= -.. , •••Y C•D ....... , I I fTi Hlghllghta of Pitts
burgh St..,. vs Los Angeles Rams If• ~BOWIXIV CIJ .. "Sterman" ( 19$4, $cienoe-ric
lion) Jell Brldgn. ~ren Aleen ( t tw 5'> ~ ... ''The Paredlnt C..." ( 1948
Mystety) Gregory P~. Ann Todd (?
hfl I s """ ) tW e (I) Ml• I' UW.LN«th Ca1ol• . ne ~~-~~~Q
I =-~Silent.~ Deep" ( 1958. ~lmll) Cllrk Gablt. 9or1 LMCMter (?
hra."'-lr-:.. .. , • 211 • -
... , ll~~ofOek
llr1d All.Jt11 v> ~ Uglel In
SW*9owlXV ·---WT-awe
,
-· ... IW SchedtJled World ProfeleloneJ Figlff-Sk•ting-rGhemplon-
shlpa IMturlng ladles' llngles end pair
teams competitions. taped Oec. 13 at
Capital Centre In LandoYef. Md. ( 1 hr . 30
min.}
1-•IN'llllll"Cl!iiim•• ----·---aili&ff "Agetha Chrlltle't MIU
erpi.: Tht Body In the Library" MIU
Merpi. lttl I trep tot the kllter aftlf I MC• ~;;:TI~.~~13&:. 3~:,: ~td Attalre. Gliigef Rogert ( 1 hr . •6
min.)
Cl) M. .... JF 111 Ill Hlghllghtt of Cln·
clnnatl 8engalt vt. San Francisco 49ers In ~BowfXVI.
(!) .. "&.trnt Offerings" ( 1976, Ho<-
ror) Ollvtr Reed. i<.ren Bleck (2 hrt) Cl)-WMDl•I M LOIT ... , Aale>h tlket a day off from work to go 10 a
ball garM with Ed and ends up winning
S 1,000; when Allee It chosen to appear 1n
a ~lph gett jealous. O -I-mo• _...,.Interviews with Stephen·
la Beacham of "The Colbys" and ·'Days
of Our LIY9a" atat Deidre Hall --·-....... -------Lot Angeles Lazers 11 icMa W'P (Llw) (2 hrs.)
--lftYM ...
w •11 ·-AT• --Roger Ebert end Gene
llktl announc:t their cholce6 tor the 10
worst fMms of 1985. I It. ~~ngels Go, Trouble Fol·
lowt" ( 1!MS8. Comecly) Stella Stevens,
Rosaltnd A1.1i1M1. (2 hrt.)
• -• F Dfl Australian writer Aus· Mtl BraddOn tollOwt tW country's Murray
River from It• aouroe In the Snowy Moun-
tain• to 111 .. tuary In the Indian Ocean O
I 1 hr I
·------oo..--Ma1TlnTOity" Tf 944. Drama)
R1ehard Harris, Lindsay Wagner. ( I hr .
38mln ) CD.,.. "No Small Attalr" (196'. Com·
edy) Jon Cryer. Demi MOOfe (1 hr . 42
min.) Cl> .. "Your Chaatln' HNr1" ( 19M.
Biography) George Hemllton, Sutan
~t<. ( f hr . 3G min.)
.. "A Pt ... 0-To India" (19~.
tma) Judy Dtlrla. Vlct0< Baner)M (2
hrt .,!3.z?ln.)
1 .... 1 • .,..
W (I) • """8 1119AY Scheduled·
en't and w~·· WOfld Trlt thlon
Champ1onthlp1 from Nice France
(TapeO). "All·MaOO.O" NFL Football
team. pteked by CBS NFL commentator
John Medden ( 1 hr . 30 min ) D e NA ICM.I Bob Hope Clasllc flnel
round live from Palm Springs Calif (2
hrs.,. 1.,.. "Trunk To Cairo" ( 1967, Mys·
tery) Auo1e Murphy. George Sanders (2
hrs)
Cl) ... "Island Of The BIUe Dofpt11n1"
( 1~. Orama) Celia K.aye Larry Doma·
sm ~~-~--
II .. ~ w1:oi.~.
... "LOVlfS And Liars· t 1979
Comedy) Goldie Hawn. Giancarlo Gianni-
"' (2 hrs I aJ • ..._ WITH TMI tTAU
TILITMOI This eighth annual national
lund-ra1ser to benefit VICllms of cerebral
lsy leatures teleVISed coYefage hom
N YOik And Los Anoeles wllh hosts
Sco11 o. Nancy Dussault. Florence
He11de1sor1, Newton John Ritter,
Nancy Morgan and Henry Winkler
Q hrs)
• llAfalM. •11t1•11C (Season Prem· 1ere) James Whitmore narrates this proftle
ot the people whO make lhetr hvehhood
lrom the waler' 01 Ctiesapeake Bay O .,.,f(gl
iAndy Griffith plays
attorney in TV pilot
-~PL.-r CC) ll0'9I "Wllty Wonka And The Choco-
lale Factory" {1971, Fantasy) Gene
Wiider. Jack Albertson ( 1 hr . 38 min )
.... Jesse' S presented wilh I tougf'I
choice after he wins a 9000-wrltlng con·
test lhat could open some doors. ( 1 hr.) ·-ICOTT -~ OOUITIMa -OI M -Thie 1peclal fOllowt the tNllden voyagtt of two
w1nalhtp1, bOth of whlch are equlpc>ed
with energy-Mvlng and efficient ttchno-
logteel devtcet 1nventtd by Jacquet eou..
1eau, Lvclen Matavard and Bertrt nd Char· _ 1,,., =or Peter Uttlnov. ( 1 hr ) ..,,.*MT
lm* .... _TOM UUIY ......
• COLL.HI umTUU. Washington
State al Oregon (Live) (2 hrs ) 8 llO¥ll "Gentlemen Prefer Blondet"
( 1953 MuStcel) Marilyn Monroe Jane
Aus~;:.J.. i llO¥ll "Adlos Amigo" ( 1976. Co~
dy) Richard Pryor. Fred W1lhamson (2
hrs 1
• CMAPPY tlOll TO llMlll 9IAI JoumaltSt
Cnappy Hardy explOl'es the 1rad1t10ns ri·
luals. mysteries and outrageousness of
New Orleans· annual Mllrdl Gras cetebra·
t1on bthr ~ G 4MFDll•lr u.uaOGm 1M1CP9
Latin. modern And caoare1 or theatrlCll
danc•no •S µerlorrned oy the nation's lop
proless1onal dancers 1n 1h1s competttl()('I
tea1ur1ng Ronald Mon1e1 end Ehzabelh
Curlis 1n a farewell ellhlbtt1on J\JHel
Prowse hos1s (I hr 30 mm I
1H)~ii IMeM....,AYAL-
-An 1ns•de look at lhe making of the
vl"!r'iA11te perforrN>r's la1es1 album that fea·
1•HP<. Broadway songs including "Putting
II Together·· from "Sunday 1n the Park
w1in Geo•ge" and Somewhere" from
'W~t S1d4" Story .. ( 1 hr ) L' llO'lll · Romancing The Slone"
( 1984 Adventure) Michael Douglas.
K·llhle.-n l wner ( 1 hr . 45 min) !~) 110¥11 "Slap Shot" ( 1977 Comedy) r ilu N4'w"1~n MtChael Ontkean (2 hrs I
ATLANTA (AP)-Andy Griffith was in Atlanta t.tp1na a two-
}lo\lr DiJot ptOtram for NBC-TV, but this time the former shcnff of
elcvfsion's Mayberry, N.C., wiJI be a defense attorney. la yw TY so loud that It chtans ott.t 7
Orift\th taped scenes at the Capitol and other places for •
televiaioa pilot caUed "Matlock." The propam at.an Onffilh u a criminal defense attorney from
Atlanta whoee client is a celebrity tcle vmon Journalist from New
'York.
The client'• fonner wife. an Atlanta TV reporter. has stumbled ~~o a story linkinc state officiala with the mob. When ahe is th:rdcred durina a visit from her former husband, he's framed for
~=Qf tbe show was filmed in Los Anaelcs. althouJh it is set in
"tlanta. Eucative prod\aeef and 1tofY writer Dean Husrqve Mid he
nd director Robert 0.y wanted to e&P'Uft the CllCftCe of Allan ta. so lllo ptaaDld to lboot ~on a MART A tni"1 in MART A's
bll'M Sc.don, ad at one of Atlanta'• most popular niptclu~
tU..._.t.
A,. you •tracttd by nedy COMtmtion .... kt_.. tt rv 7
Wotid,.. •• te watch TV I.tit al ricM wlhut •UWnc ohn 1
Don ........ bottler othtt ,..., ~ 1
Newport • 1111 A1~iolo1J & Heart11 114 Celter
1711 OflANGI, lte. F COIT A •IA
:ll:l842-7935 ..;.. 1 -1~1 ·1 s.nitt C4nturlty ,,, 25 ,,... J
We • CaTJ h newest tllly prllillefttill hi"" lit
Sunct.y, Jenuary 19. 1He 11
r
_ ..... ayCoal.
... v~r· 11G83. Mulieel) Bar-
bra Sue'Saf'd. M•ndt Patit*ln (2 hrs • 1' tnll'l ) • 1
•fll fl ,_'llCt Mau • TNI eum1-
Ntion WltO 1'141 "*"8 ol deellng with Child
Mxu.l 8bVM tnduOel ptofllea ol 'ktlmS
and perp.cra1ors of The er.,,,. o.n..I J
Travanu narrates I 1 hr I
-I I I llW ... ,.. I
1r•nm W""P CM---~ ..,..,.. .,._LR
.. ffM ._ Sporls ~ltion
tean.in"'O cast memt>e<s lrom ·~ta Bat·
t>ara. 'Ttie lnsidets" and "Knots Land-
~ • (1 hr )
• .,.. ·or Black. Mr Hyde" ( 1975.
Suspe"seJ Bernie Casey. Rosalind Cash
{l hrs )
• ......._ ... 'A Midsummer N~l"lt's Ofeam' 1Prem1ere) Shake-
speare s maglC8J tale of lov9fs' QUanels,
encnanted prank& and happy endiAQS
stars Peter McEnery u Obeton. He6en -
M1tren as T1tan1a and B"an GloYer as Bot-
tom Wall9f Matthau holts (Part I of 21
l ,.TOIWIT ...,_AUi
... SN1ng Shift" ( 19&t. Drama)
Goldie ~wn Kun AU5Sell I I hr , 40 rrunJ..,..,.
_. "Sterman' ( 1984, Science Fie
11()11) Jell 8ndges. Karen Allen ( 1 hr . 5~
mio J
Cl)_. The W1?Sterr11>1' ( 1940. West
ern) Gary Coope!f. Walter BreMan I I
ht 40 mm J •aJ~ ... AT Tiii.,,.. S<.hed\Jled reviewt
"RevoMion · (Al Pac1no Nastasafa Kin
"''' Murphy s Romance" (Sally Fie4d. James Garnet) ' Brazil' (Rotlen Oe Nwo.
Mtehaet Pahn)
Cl) PACI Tiii llATIOI
(!)_."Falso" I 1980. Comedy) Dom
DeLUfle. Anoe Bancroll (2 hrs )
OIM.ICI Ill
llCIM-W • au aw. If ...
~LI 11 .. WJ• III ., ....
a Mwmtnmn•..-
12 Sunday. January 19, 1988
-•• 1r1s1 ••••••
... "Escort To Denger I The Nogtil
Of The Clones" [f978. Adv'enllMt) N1-
ctl0ias Hammond. RObef1 F Simon Sp.-
der-Man ... ,ctlet for a Soull'l .Amencan
pr~·· l(ldN{:lped daughter and in·
vestigalet a SC'entrsfs cloning retearch
i rv .. 30mm I ....
... "Lovers And Liars" ( 1979
Comedy) Goldle Hewn, GiancarlO G1ann1-
"' White traveling 1n Italy an American 0''' meets and lans 1n love with a marr.ed man
i .... •<• un
="One On One" (1977 Drama)
by Benion. Annelle O'TOOle An
tdealcsuc cOlleQe lreshmel'I, drehed by a
unrvefs.ty lor hiS beSl<etben S1<11ts. leams
ttle l'larsh realities of the ICholastle sqorts
wOfld (2 hf• ) • ,ACm •A,_ NoYe4!St Robeft
Llebefman chronteles the dfought 1n
Etht<pa and the types of people dfaw11 10
the disasrer o I 1 "' > I ~n lncredlble odyssey through
the human body with Swed!Sh Dhotogra
pher Lennart Nilsson's camera dOcuments
the causes and ettects of heart a11ac11"
and Slr<*es (R) O ( t hr )
CC)_. "Bratnsl Ofm" ( 1983 Sc1encP-
flc11on) Ctwlst~r Walken Na1atlf'
WOOd A married couple tnes 10 keep a
speci;illy des!grled device. wtltch allowc; a
person 10 experience the ~11ons teH
by another. from mlhlary and tndus1r1a1
Q!...00!! 'PG' (I hf . 46 min ) CHJ ,...,. mat Wembley's gOOd he.tr
ln=I~ to an vn~rground !>pnOQ nl w Water O
ml. Animated A genlle l11mb
runs into unexpected problems wh~n he
trades In 1'1111 ryfVI W8yS f()r 8 VICIQU\ ilf,.
as a hunter I hr ) (l)LMIOA
Cl) _. "Phar Lap" ( 1983. Oroma)
Tom But1rnson, Martin Vaughan Ttie alOfy
ol Phar Lap. 11 legendary .Auatrallan re
cehOfM whole bfifliant career ended
abtlJJ)tty with Ne mysterious death tn Cali
torr.la in t 932 'PG' ( t hi .-a m1n )
(%) .. ''The Nalled Face" ( 191M. Dre·
ma) Rooer Moore. Rod Steiger Based on
a novel by Sidney Sheldon .Alter hi& MC·
retary and a patient are murdeted. a psy-
cl'liatrlst realfZes that his own Nfe Is 1n jeop-
ardy 'R' ( t ht , 43 min L .. ,t ........ ~., ...... " ..... = == &••• SchedUI~ an intetvlew with Louis Goeeett Jt 1n.
... ,oh for en actr• 10 play Plppt Lonos ;&.• selute to the Muc>Pet•
r:.=r .... ... II
mM&. -Jamit •• out to wir'I attention of h9 new dMlmltt ......_
·1 =~"loontY-, Looney. LoontY ~ Bunny Mo-M" ( t9e 1 Comedvl An-
t"'la 1 ea I/ oiees oy Mel ea.nc:. Jure r" • 1
New matet••I 11 blended Wllh Old ' 11'\.
compna tlOfl of CllllQc F rt: F re1er1g •
ney Tunt$ featUfll'IQ Bogt O.ffy t JI.•
P0tk)' Pig Yosemte Sam. T~·i' P.
it"d 0 1r>ers ''°"' the cartoon Mflt'!> ,
nr 20""") I utl•&••llll••--.. a&.NOOl•---tmtll NI (I)•--• NSYAWIU ~a •1
tubmlttt(I by Story-writ~ COt'llMI " "•
Jetem1 Reams -..targeux. end Pun, i'll
Irle•! CPA leSlons 10 Mve 0.le s ~It J • D 9Lln .... "• _,, <;ag
rr4t'IS d'ICll.lde tMMIOI ~Of iN'ng ' -
end a bizarre 111tly of turnmg eggs • 1
I= 1 delicecy (RI 0 I 1 tv
ITMIUICM au amnms ... u am~• lllll'Tlf~
llAT\m How .. lldlife CoPft "" ''
ct\allenge ot c<>ld weather by stor•"Q 1 1
bu•ldlng 1aye<s 01 lat 1'14bernallt!Q or " •·'~
ty ttee1ng to a wermer climate (RI • •
nr I L .. 'lf>larl s R&if'lbow \ 19&1 I.I
~8'1 FtPO Asu11re. Petult Cla/1\ A
,, .)'l ;'!nl:J h•S Oa1>gtll9f trevel lrom trt •
t•ve land 10 the Un11ed StalM " •'
IPprecriavn on llleu trail 'G' !2 '· ~
min
i ......... _."" ... WIM.tTMmJ 1• "°"" ,. ,. GD •• ~ Rlr.k 11no h•·
males engage 1n a ITIOCt\ mttm>' 1
WI R~I< I Sl•Jnned when hlS nl81<~ '
wile d1seov~5 st1e " IJregnam 9 ._From ~ac.eh-mare~,,... •
the nlltl()l'l' c.ap11at 10 enUpcveil) ,, •
11011 tho u 11C"er ol Marrin l uthef K•'' 1
er .. Jt-0 IJy nn asc;as$ln'1 t;.lflet 11. 1 •
F •ul W1ol.eld (,ic:efy l Y'\(ln f P11rt :i '
i h rs. 30 111111 J , ....... _
7:11 ..,, • ..,.
.. __ ..,,.Jti•1(..t .
t1gt11es whtn patron.1u o Cabot C• •"
tl\llfdf\f 1111 Ill Herny ~ II All•! I re'~OW gu~I $181 ( I tu I a e -...arnma tn 1934 '1 •
1101111 nl II South Rroo• pub exrtntf ,, I
'''''Ollf '" ''Ope" ot 1.1Jtle<;11ng ,,,, 1
111wr1trice P<>ll\.t o
• aJ ..-, T•m Conway Yakl•r
nofl James Coco and John Rr11t1 1 1~
hghthe&l!ed look al lhe WOfld or e111 .. r1 •
m nt •n 1nu1 10111 p~ comedy ~P." ... ii.'!, hf) 1£j,ll l llA ._. W MCCI• CCM-
tALa ,_ TMI I'S-A ttw>11tr1t
dlrectOf (C8rol}'Tl Sflymour) end ~·'"•''
Of hett COllt~QUf!S f1111l themsetvfi t•11L)f114"1
10 it It nd'111tru1ige dream
• •wmm.a • .,. ..... ,..,. ~Ofed It Y!t111n Dl8PI on rN~ irl(".t"
Rrv1et1, '°'"* Ah<.*" 11a1 VIC TeyM<I<
a tour of Marthe s V111oya1d. Nantuckel "'
f:t_nd .,,d Newport R I ( 1 IY )
•• ,. li<M W11d11ft. (oC*I wllh II
challenge 01 lo. J NfJlhtf by t10tlf'IU luc.xJ
bulldlnq lay t)l l"I, hlb9#nttlng Qr n eu
ly flttlllg IC • Narmtt Cflmale. {fl') Q ( 1 l'lr.) l =~-··9ee1kH01M ti.~d Iii ~ """ "" JefncfYU CHe Pl tll ,,_,,... to Adil, l..ldy
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.. ' North 0.111 ~·· { 071
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208 W 1st St
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2929 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
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2060 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
642-0010 540-l211
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120 W. Wwner Ave.
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2860 Harbor Blvd
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1966 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa-.,.._9303
CHICK IVEASON, INC .
445 E Coast Hwy
Newport Beach -m.olOO
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1966 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa -.,.._9303
-lrmlg
Comeoy J Hic:k ~ • Mee o.va
Gfoup1111. ~ .., 111-nighl petty-
wig begr1 to ta11te their IOI on r..o UHr:w-
i~ ~ o..~ tOOlbll ptlyer'a. ir
•••••• ... .......,.()#". (1986, °"""9) DM-
J T~ 01bn9J CallerNf\. The ce-
,.., of "'""*' r..d "' JAl'row.
wtlOM ~ and ltyte hM becomt I
bel'Clw1*1( for bt~ ~ II
ttaced "°"' ,.. Mt!)' dlyl In r9Clo ltvOUQl'I
hit ofttlmet eontlCMt'liilll ~ at CSS
l!~l"lt ·'°""',
-·~ o.Ac:t" (1te6, t>rwni) Gere, toward WOOOWltd A uge
of tne tr.aM and tno..MtlOtla of the warrb DWid wno emerges .. tl'le MCOnd king of
.., .. 'PG-13' 9 ( l "'.~min.) (%)_."De~" ( 1983, Orama) Tmo-
thy Hutton. Manc1y Patll'llm 8ueo on
E L OoctOfow·s novel 'The 800lt Of Dar.-
lei .. A graovate student probes the
IMW\ts surrounding hlS perents' execution
as RuMlan nucSeet spies. 'R' (2 tn . 9
lm.n .... Uln'A,_A
.. • .,_ mQJICOCI •$ --1•1 A
noted woman~ mamea an ex·
oon petient but the honeymoon IS dtsrupt· ~ p00ne calls from her deed e.11-tluS-
l ... T•a·-I OUlll•U
... COMf ...... I
.. (() ... ''PaS510n Flower'' (Prem-iere. Orama) 8'voe Bollleftflef Barbara
Herahey In Singapare, an Amencan
banker's retatlOnshlp wrth the married
daughUlf of a powerful businessman as·
tumeS pas.510t\8le ano permoous dimen-
SIOflS 9~.) e e "Mafia Princess" (Prem-
lert. Orama) Tony Ctutis. Susan LUCCI A
~ woman searches '°' IOve ano com-
petfUO<I amid the cOfrupr wO<ld of hef Chi· caoo CllmelOrd lathe< Based on the auto-~aptiy ot Antoioette G1ancana O (2
e 0 .,. "Club Med" (Premiere
Orama) Jade Scalia Linda Hamelton A
divolcee, a oeltnquent 1een-age1. and a
widowed schoolteacher are among the
dlsparate guests who convel'ge al a Me11I·
c:an ~ reeor1. O (2 hrs.) e .. a H Ill Jim FOWlef ano hrs as-
llttant Petet Gros capture ano relocate
the ltorl$ of Namibia thltt are r81ding cartle
lltmset~l • 90WJ 'Ore6M<1 To Kill" (1946. Mys-
tery) Basil Rethbone, ~ Bruce. When
platea ere ""*" from the a.. of &to-
land, She<locic'-Holmes d4tcov9r• I hat a
m1:111e box contlln& a clue to the mystery
El -I CTCINL•
• 1w a,..,. ''BIMk HOUie''
d ti otzurs d With lt'9 ..,..
cate '*C>ite ,. nwrtaot to Adi: Lady
Dedlodc ~ '* lcMf'a grl'4;. *diet !"'=1'~of8) Q (1 ht.)
....... "Agethl awtltle'a ......
pit· The ~ In ttie Library"' Mia.
Marple MtS 1 trep tor the klllJ eftlf' • eec-
ond bod)' II found. (Part 3 of 3) Q ( 1
~ -Wlntton TOU< Tt1m Aooeo
from Tecoma, Wutt (R) i 1 ht.)
14 Sunday, January 18, 1Ne
1=-.. . ...
-mT Topic. ~ Clti'en.
ctlOICe .n::·~T=~t~ t• tnat COIAd °'*' some dOOrl. ( 1 tw.) CD -''SpAeen" ( t984, Comedy) f'Om Hat-. OIW)4 HaMeh. A N9w Yoirtt
beOhllor wid'olt much ~ at !Owe
tact !Qt I ~ gift *"° llfnlY ...,_
up on snore. unnat• at flttt h t lhl' • t~ mermaid he •w • I Chld 'PG' ( 1 -,Iv . #.rTW\. .... )ii .. &•
..,NLml
~-... ---The Avttr&Uan lmpeci on the IHm ~try It
examtnld ttwoucti lntliMews With C>Attn
Hoffman. Mel Glbeon. Uv Ulmenn and ~
•ectOf Sydney Pollick. ~ 1 ~
s on of the fllmt "Breaker Morant ... "The
Vear of LMnQ Oenge<ously" and more ( 1 ,.., }
I ........
mAT : w ran c• "Soldier's
Tale" S~• c:taa1c taie 1s preeen1-
e<1 tn an enmated ll'9ftlOl'I. dellgned ano
directed oy caf1oon1St Robert Bleohman
and featur1ng the vOiCeS of Anore Grego-
rt Ma>. von SydOw and Galina Panova
N1Hl music by the Los Angeles Ctlambef
OrcheStra (R) ( 1 hr )
(C) ... "The Jigsaw Man" (I~. Ora-
ma) M!Chaef Caine. laU1:ence Ol111ter
Years atte< defecting to Moscow. an ex·
B111tsh 1ntelltgeoce agent 11 Qlven radical
p(ashc surQeJY and returned to Englano
under a new identity IOf one more ITllS$jOfl
'PG' ( 1 rv .. 31 mm.)
(I)mT"'"" "*" (B)um&ii '•M--.AYM.-
-AA Inside look at the making of the
11ersa111e perfOfmer's latest albVm that fea-
tures Broedway songs lnckxJlnQ "Putting
II T ogethef" from "Sunday in the Patt<
with George" and "Somewhefe" ffom
"West Side St()(}'." (t~L
(f)TMll ... Ml'-(l)•n• Attef Lou 1oses hl8 tob. he
takes Joe's offer to worlil In the resraurant
and attempts to be a waiter J?
lmcmMm'ia..r:U -.... .... -... ..... ITM._ ---··· ... mAm Sketches: Supet Dave at the
piano; information booth QUIZ; bllllOO--dol·
lar contest wiMef Q (I) .. "Monty Python And The Holy
Grail" ( 1975, Comedy} Graham Chap-
man. JoM Cleele King Arthur and his
bano of knlat\ts encounter giants, rlddlers
and a fe<oolous rebblt in their searctt for
the=°'.a:if 'PG' (1hr .. 30mln.)
=liii.lr'M Al'--dltectOf (Carotyn Sevmout) end eeveral
of hef COIHO' ... find themMtves trapped l·~·-eng.drwn.
ll!R10-••• ... •• Nltural diMtters, lnduatrlal progreea end the olC boOtn _,., the cn.naee ttwt trlnlform r .... ·, Mal IOd-~ lnlo tocM(a pttdOmlnentty IMbln .xi.
ltnee, ', ht.)
•llJ'BYl•-lfM .... _..,. M L.-T •1 I
Ralpt1 tek• a dly ol1 fforn WOJtt to go to a ~~ wftn Ed and ltldS t'P W'l'lnlncl s 1.000 wt*1 Ab • Cl'IOlen 10 eppee.r Ill
1 ~=gets fMIOUs 0
tW -.... "" _.,..,. ...
NI --M I hW ... , ...,.. -..... ,..
MllCa&C'IY OI A fllllCQl•m-a•I AT1W--~ ,....._
ion" (Al Pec#\0, Nast ..... l()n.
SI(, "Murpt\y'S Romanol" (Siity Field
James Game<). "Br&ZJI" (Rot>en 0. N1to
Mld'\18' Pal'n) 9 ._,,u-1-a-n nm -1n1.ww
w "'•5:1c~~· ) ... , .... ~llMI "Manin·s Day' (1 984, Orame)
RICl'laro Hams L"'dsaY Wagner. An es--
Cdped convwct and the YOUl'\Q boy he
takes nostage become eo<nradel dUnng
an actventure-ftlled jouf~y 'PG' Q ( 1 tv .
38 min J
... "Traochcoa .. 11983 Comedy)
Ma•got Kidder Robert Heys Wtlile V9Ca·
t0oning 1n Malta. cucumstances propel a
"'OUld·be mystery wnlef mto a rr.J(der
plot 1ntemati0na1 int(iQUe ano lhl arms of
a,., ..inde<cover aQeftt 'PG' ( 1 hf., 31
mm)
.,.,. "The Cotton Club" ( 1984. Dr1I
ma) Richard Gere. Gregory Hines In the
1930s a 1aa music:!an sa~ the Ille of •
powerful racketeer and 1$ towed deepef
and deepe< into the violent w0f1d of r · Gef"S.:rl'~"'*' 'A' (2 hrs. 7 rrnn
ttllaJ.) llOWll "Blondie's Reward'' ( 19"8
Comedy) Penny Singleton. Arthur LM;e
Dagwood oungles a PfOpefly deal that,..
suits 1n hes clemotlOn to office boy ( 1 hr
25 l'T'lln )
CC) llOWll "The ShmlllQ" ( 1980, HorrOf)
Jack Nteholson. Shelley Duvall, A winter
caretaker IOf a remote. and apparently
haunted Colorado hotel " snowbound
tl"lere with his wile and clairvoyant young son 'R (2 hrs , 26 min )
tW 9 ll0'9 "Utlle Feuss And Big Halsy"
( 1970 Orama) Robert RedlOJd. Micheel
J POiiard Two motorcyclists lelve behind
a string ol brol\en hearts 1.1 1hey t091
thrOUQh tile West on batteted blkee With
~ate dreems l2 hrs . 15 min )
IB"9C11..Ylild Ill -::.18 ........ MZ I ••am liaU.,_. Cl-• Scheduted: an
Interview wl1h LOuls GOIMtl Jr : the
search IOf an tctreas to pl4y Plppi LOf"IOI ltoc~i], 1 S:'t; = Muppets.
Ulm ..
.... ii ..rt""••fl-Clall ..,,.._ ---.."Freedom To Olt (1959, Ore~
me) Paul Maxwtll, Fellcity Young. A young glf'I !Inda het'Mlf lfl .. otved with I
psydiopethle kller WhO hi. bMrl t•rortz. ~ LondOn. (2 hrs.) W .. "The Per1d1ne C.11" ( 19'4.
Myttery) Gregory Peck, Ann TOCld A
lawyer talll In '°"' with • wome n I CCUled
of mutdlflng hlf ~ (2 In., I
min I
.. , .. u ..... II --· .. "Thundef Alley" ( 1967, C"8-
ma) Fabian, Annette Funteello A reckless
race car drrvet learns his lesson after
causing a fellow racer ro lose his hfe (2
hr$)
Cl) .. "A Place To Die" (1973,
Suspense) Alexandra Hay. Bryan Mar-
8Nlfl. The young wife of a new dOclOf In
town bears• telhale sign lhat convtnces a
cull of de\111-worshlppeJS that she has
been tent to them tor a purpose ( 1 hr .
1
30mln,) ••ma Er·--·--_,,,._."' .. ma. ,,.,,.,m&Mm ...........
-Nabisco Masters slngles quar-
tetflnals lrom Madison Square Garden 1n
New York. (R) (2 hrs . 30 min )
WCI) .. "Bowery Boys Meet Mons1ers"
( 1954, Comedy) Bowery Boys. Ellen Cor-
by. A robot helpS the Boys escape from
the ciutche9 of a mad scientist. ( 1 hr , 30
lmin.Jioa•aa1•ra,...
~--1.U. ..... ....,,, ........
W .. "Chffdren Of The Corn" ( 1984.
Horror) Peter Horton, Linda Hamilton
Beted on a Stephen King short story A young physician and his wife find them·
Ml'Vel In a Mldwestem 1own where young-
llert haYe murdafed the adults and estab-
Mlhed a 11range rellglous cult 'R' ( 1 hr • I~~
W a;; "An American Dream" (t966.
ame) Stuart Whitman. Janel Leigh A
teleYllion reporter it caught between the
-Monday
_ .......... vies_
•CC> "Romancing The Stone" (1984. Ad·
venture) Michael Douglas. Kathleen
Tumef. ( 1 hr .. 45 men.) •lm "TOby And The Koala Bear" ( 198 1.
F.ntasy) Rolf Hams ( t hr . 20 min )
,. Carmen" (1983. Musical) Antonio
, Lauta del Sol (I hr .. 42 min )
,. 'War Of The Robots" ( 1978, Science-
) Jamet R Siewert, MeliSU Long ~hrt,)
-"The tc. PWal•" ( t984. SQence Ac· ) Rober1 Urich. Mary Crost>y ( t hr . ~min.)
(JI) "MetalStcxm The Oestrucuon Ot
Jerecs.Syn" ( 1983, Science Fiction) Jet-~ Byron. tlm Thomefson. ( t hr . 24
min.) Cl> "Antaretlea" ( 1984. Orama) Ken Ta-
katcura. Ttunehlko Wat••· (2 hrs.. 17
.(i}tThe Paradlne Case" (t9-'8. M~
tery) Gregory Ped(, Ann Todd. (2 hrs.. 6
mitt).
-i 'Aft Of Me" (1 984. Comedy) Sieve
In, Lily Tornlltl. ( 1 hr .. 33 min.)
"Myatery Manalon" ( 1983.
~nM) 0.1181 McKennoo, Greg B (1 hr .. 38 min )
he. 0own·· ( 1953. Creme) Red
• Tim~. ( 1 hr .. 32 min.)
-'Coueln Coutlnt" ( t975, Comedy) i.-Owlstlne Benault, Viet« Lanoux
--syndtcate-IOl~~lt:lett pohce coo--~--~. ••Mid .... -nect10l1S and lhe pollce tor hts wire·~ m11r /ilTCmAm....,
der (2 hrs.)
IMC ... Q d8 .,_ "Feve Guns West" (1955,
81T ... _ Western) John Lund. Dorothy Malone.
n'IWUl.,HD• fr.te ex-cons oecome Confederate SOI-
,...,....,. d1e1s and plot the hetst of a Van'<ee sta·
W ... "Yentl" ( t983. Mus.cal) Bai l oach laden w11h loot ( t ht . 30 min )
bra Streisand, Mandy Pa1tnk1n From FMnla
Isaac Bashevls S1ngei's shorl story 111 ,...._
lurn-ol-the-century Eastern Europe ;i ,.._.
young woman disguises he1sell as a man mAT•ACICOMm
In order 10 pursue lhe education 1radlle0n M (.c:J .,. "Beat Street" ( 1984, MUllcal)
ally forbidden to Jewish women 'PG L) Ra Oa n Cho G•"' n~ 15 yno""' ..-.n.
l
h s 14 min.) e w :gng. -~ ...,...., • ~---• (J)'m ... _,,,ATal ple on a contemporary urban ghetto find Ii m'lflllM createve outlets In graffiti art. raoplng and M ~.,,. breakdanceng. 'PG' ( t hr • -'6 mlri \
=~ w ~;;;.1n•TODAY llOWll "Cousin Cous1ne' ( 1975. Com )t1_,_
edy) Maree-Chreslene Barraul1 Victor ,i; .WW "Mistress Pamela" (1973. ~
Lanoux Two French fam•lles suspect lhal ) J 1 B Dud'-F Vic a pair ol cOUSlns by mornage are hav1nQ m;:ince u ian arnes. ·-,. ost8f. • tor1an England IS the 1nh0Spitable setting
an allaer (Dubbed) 'R' ( 1 hr . 36 men J tor a romance between a S8Nant girl and -~--"Reckless" (1984. Ofama) Al hertelledem™ (1hr .. 30rriln.)
dan OtJ1nn, Daryl Hannah Conflicts arise (?) CIWI • om m,.. _
when a troubled leen-eged Otker, ahenot
ed lrom his olcholic: lather and an oulcasr 4111 ~ ._...,
lrom society, becomes 1nv01Ved with n -~ young woman from a stralghtlaced mlll .WW "Daniel" ( t983. Drama) ~
die class tam;! 'A' ct h 30 J thy Hulton Mandy Pa1tnkJn. Based on ·;=::~. r men :~~n::~~~~~~v~~~~~:.1~7E
ID•DDD ,... ,,5 Russian nuclear spies 'R' (2 tws . 9
• .,.. "The Naked Face" ( 1984. Ofa min I
ma) Roger Mocxe. Rod Steege. Based on .a@ llUITIToml
a novel by Sidney Sheldon After htS sec .. .,. "Weetcend Pass" ( 1n°~. Com-retary and a patienl are mUfdefed. a psy '""
chlatrist realizes lhat his own hie 1s 1n f80P edy) D W Brown, Peter Ellensteln. Four
-~ard_y_. 'A' o ( 1 hr , 43 min ) sailors )USt hn1sh1ng basic training In Sen COUfll.I D•ego travel to Los Angeles fOf fun and
romance A' (1hr .• 32mln.)
U hr .. 36 min.) tm• "Bettle ot The Commandos" ( t971
Adventure) Jeck Pelance. fhomas Hunt
er (2 hrs ) tW(C) "Ten From Your Show 01 Showo;
(1973. Comedy) Sid Caesar lm~enf'
Coca I 1 hr . 32 min )
_.,, ..... _ 11ov1es-
-· "Phantom Qi The Rue MorQ\11> ( 1954. Mystery) Kort Malden, Patrecm
Medina, (2 his.) 00 "Micki & Maude" (1984. C~ )
Dudley Moore. Amy Irving ( 1 hr la
min.)
-(I) "Gins Of The Whtie Orchid" { 1983
Orama) Ann J1lftan. Jennefer J8son·Letgh
l.!..hr .. 40 min) CXl "The Naked Face" ( t984, Orama)
Roger Moott, ROO St~ (1 hr • -' 1
mn.)
-· "Slahtty Honofable" ( t939. Mys-ttrY) Pat "b'Srlen. Broderick Cr11wford ( 1
h 30 min.} -"The Thitd Man" ( tEM9. $uspef\t'.41l Cotttn, OflOn Wallee { t hr .. •4
..~ .. !l.adybug. Ladybug" ( 1963. Of mot
f:ncy Mltohand. Jane COnnell ( t hr . 2 1 ~ Llntemettonll Hovta" ( t 933. Come
cM WC Fietda. Peggy ~1na I 1 nt ,
10 min~
• "Hyste11ca1" ( 1983. Comedy) TM
Hunson Brothers. Bud Cort ( 1 hr . 27
mm)
W (C1 "The ice Pirares" ( 1984. Sci.nee Ac·
11011) Robert Urich. Mary Crosby ( 1 hr ..
36 nun)
($)"Toby And The Koala Bea!'' (1981.
F"anlasy) Roll Hams ( 1 hr .. 20 min.) ii Rasnomon" ( t950, OratN) Toehlro
M1lunt"', Machrto Kyo ( t hr. 28 min.)
.. ) "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" ( 1953.
Musical) Marilyn Monroe. Jane ~. 1?. hrs J
• (IZ) "F1recreetc" ( t968, Westem) JM'9S
Stewart Henry Fonda (2 hrs . 10 min.)
• "Raiders Qi The Lost Ark" ( 1981. Ad-
.. enturt>) Hamson Ford. Karen Altn ( 1
hr !>5 min.)
'Cheeeh And Chong'• TM Cortie.an
Arothers ( 1984. Comedy) Cheech Mer·
en Tommy Chong ( 1 ht . ~7 "*')
·11m.:. Cll-.... IWWI
-.mrm •---i ...,.c••
Sunday, January 19, 198e 15 ·
-lloa&lay C-•. =:a=--_,.., .... ,
OCll•
.,.. "Romancing The Stone"
198A AO...efllure) Michael Dougtas.
Katr:ieen Tunw A romantic nove&i5t r&-
tucta111ty teams With a macho adYenturf!f
in a South Amencan JUngle to ransom her
SIS!et with a labulOuS legendary jewel
'PG 11 ht 45 min ) .... TM.1 T'MfAllS ··~And
The 3 Bears' Tarum O'Neal plays the mis-
chievous young Qirl who reams about r&-
spect1ng lhe ptoperty of others alter She
happens upon the bears' cottage in the
wOOdS Also starring Hoy1 Axton. AJex
Karra~. Carote Kry and John l.rthgow. • 111 Q.UI •• , .... ..,,... •
Olm ... .c ...
.... Q 0 ... TOOCLOll,..~ .,,,..,
.._,,.._ •• rw.~• _,,,...,.
DOUICU.
&W &.naACY: M ~ TO ,,.,Cll ...
111 mrm?'J •" TcmllfT lnleMeW with Muppets creator Jim Henson I TAll
,_AT LAIT The final monthS of Mar-
tin Luthef King Jr 's Ille, tocusi~ on the
organiza11on ot the Poor People s Cam-
P-a1gn. ( 1 hr.)
(I) P& IMIAll9 Fashion designer Oleg
Cassini. escag: art1$1 Kat MandU
LMCC •CTIOI ... .... ,..,,,, -. ....... .......... .........
•Hiii~
Ml lumTM..&. Old Dormmon at
ell~t!) (2 hrs )
"Amencan Dreamer" (198A.
Comedy) JoBeth W1lhams, Tom Conti A
~onk on the head during a PanS1an sight-
seetng toor renders an American house-
wife 1n10 lhe delus1011ary state of being the
daring nero.ne ol a romance novel 'PG'
~hr , 45 minj .. _., ...
, ... TM.I MA111 "Beauty And
The Beast" Susan SarandOn and KlaU$
K1nsJ<1 s111r In lhls story about how a young
g11l's IOve 1ransfonns a beast Into a hand-
~nce Q (lhr) (%) "Cousin Coutlne" ( 1975, Com-
edy) Matle-Chtlttlne Barrautt. Victor
Lanoux Two French tamllie9 euepect that
a pair of couSlnt br, marrleQe art having
an elfa11 (Subtitled 'R' ( 1 flr., 36 min.)
1:tl al .,.. "Tht Cr mson Pirete" ( 1952,
Adventure) Burt Lencestlf. NicJc Cravat.
An 181ti-.oen1uty pntt eapteln t>tcom.s
Involved Wlth an .,,.._'Y Melgrled to pvt
down a rtbel~2 hra .• 1 O mln.)
-·..,. -A:ll.omlACI, A LOOI,__ COfetta Scott King, At-
lant1 M1yor Andrew Young 1.nd Loe An-
~ Meyot Tom Ehdley ~ the Im-
pact ol Martin Luther King Jr.'1 crusade
lot =IL HOSI Aobet1 Guillaume. 1-"=•1• U.ATU. .....-awaGPA&...-
18 Sunday, January 19, 1986
l ~camY ... ,_ ...
.. -CA (Season Pfefn«e) A profile ol tne tynx and its ptedetory d&-
pendenc;e on the snowshOe hare O ·
I _,,.,
--C0GU Turnng a salmon steak into a medallion and two meals
teatunng salmon
(8),.,... IOCI The Fraggles ate In lot
rrouble when Boobef's alter ego. Sldebot-
-~;;;~--
Tft IUI D --flMC'nCM. lllusion1S1 DaY!d Copperfield and
GordOn ThomsOn of "Dynasty" are ptac-
tteat-=ricttms ( 1 hr ) e "The Car" ( 1977 Honor)
James 8rol1n l<atl'lfeen Lloyd. A drrv811ess
car terror11es a small Utah lown as 11
thirsts tor 111C1tms. (2 hrs )
• 9 IWMTLI Am 11COam c• Harde8Stle and McCormlci('s hopes ot
opernng a dnnlong establlshmenl suffer a
severe setback when they ~ovef a hit
ma~·~ In the cellar Q ( 1 hr ) ~WUP•c•11LAn I= "Cowboy" ( 1958. Adventure)
Jack Lemmon Glenn For<1 A hotel clerk
reams llP w11h a cattleman 10 drive a herd
of canle 10 Me111co (2 hfs.) e WGmB 1 •t "Booker" Le\lar Bur-
ton. Shelley Duvall and Shaver ROS5 star
in this story of young Booker T Washing-
ton and his dream of learning to read and
Wrtt:.~~~ I ' WU C• PU,_,. "Rise and Rise
of Daniel Roeket" (Season Pfemlefe)
Thomas Hulce reprrsea his role as Daniel
Roci<el 1n Peler Parnell's play about a
young man who finds he's losing till ability
to fly w1t,h0ut meehanieal aids when he re-
turns to his l'IOmetown alter a 20-year ab-
sence c:;> ( 1 hr . 30 mtn ) AIOCIC-A-&LY ._.CMI.,_..
Am .-e George Harrison. Rosanne
Cash Ringo Starr, Dave Edmunds and
former members of the Srray Cats gather
for a 1am sesSlon with rock 'n' roll legend
Carl Perl\1ns t t hr ) (B)M-.Yc»LR Tli4l children's ward of
a ma1or ho6pltal ls the setting for this doc-
umentary that obSetvtt how two families
are coping w11h chronlcalfy 111 youngsters
~~·~anc:omnau-=a ~ -llOCll Using the magic aword Al-
bion. the Shtfllt of Notllngham and Guy of
G1sburne dHicoYef Robtft's (Jason eon.
nery) ldet't•ty as the '"*IY Men'a lfader -
llhe ·==~I hr.)
118 ftCTAC-.....=-, ... -a11•1 .. c...•~--... -.. Cl) Ull I.,,. Chlp'a afraid INI the
11rr1va1 of his stec>m<>thef's M'# beby
means he'll recetVe leM attention. • • M&AT• .,.,.. 11111•n•1•1 ilMtll WW. .. A In c.r9fl'IOntM
from Atlanta, Washington. 0 C • end New
York. celebflllet lnctuOna Eddie Murphy.
Bill Cosby. Wynton Martalls, Andrle
Crouch. Patti LaBellt. EJlzabeth Taylor.
Harry Belafonte. Join Baez. and Cloely
Tyson jOln hett Stevie Wondef to pey trib-
ute to the renowned cMI rlghta ltadtt ('
~I -~
-· 9 -~ Of Bel-Att'' (Premiere. Orama) Mart( Hermon. Kntie
Alley. A waman0nQ pool deanet lex
Soutflern Caktorma·s Vf1fY l1ch meets a
woman wno lof095 him 10 reevawte l'lis
carefree. beche4or 11testy1e Q (2 ton ) I':. "Love Story" (1970. Ro-
mance) Ah Ml<lGl'aw. Ryan O'NNJ A
young Mdower reoells hts wife. • YICltm o•
leutlemia (2 hfs ) • , c• PU,_. "Rl9e and Rise
of Denial F\oct(et" (Season -Pl'eml8fe)
Thomas Hutoe r~ his tdl • Dentel
Rocket m Peter Parnell's play 1bout a
young man who lllOs tie's lolilr'\CI '* 1bl1t1y
10 fly wtlhOUt mecNnical lidl --.. he re-
lurns to hlS hometown after a 20-)'Mr at>
sence O ( 1 h< • 30 min.) .,....,.um
CC) ... "A Ctocicw()(k Orange" (197 t
Science-FiCttOn) Malcolm McOowti. Pa·
Irick Magee. The methOd of rehabllt111ng
the leader of a teen-age gang of ral)iSts
and mu<deu1rs proves eYel'I mote ttveat·
en~· (2hrs .17min) ~--"Mlci<I & Maude" (19&4.Com-
edy) Dudley Moore. Amy Irving. Despite
the fact that he's already marrlld to• ca-
reef-minded auorney. a tetevillon pertoo·
altty faUs 1n love With a concert mJ11c19n
and decldeS lhal two WIV9S w e better
than one 'PG· 13' O ( 1 hr . 58 min.)
(IJ .,.. "Merry ChrtSlmas, Mr. Law-
rence· ( 1983. Drama) David Bowle. Tom
Conti Dunng World War II. a Jepenese
POW commandant attempts to Impose
his concepts of dtSCtphne and order on the
prisoners. C81JSinO a clash of 'Mflls with a
stubborn BrnlSh major 'R' (2 ton 4
m~.)
cr)tTMlml
Cl) .. "LASSlter" ( 1984, AdventUfe)
Tom Selledc, Jane Seymour. A cillly
Amencan ,...., thief IS ~melltd by the
FBI to steal a fortune In Na&held Jewels
paSSlng through pr&-World War II Londotl 'R' (1 hr . 40 min )
(%) .,. "tn1ernatt00al House" ( 1933
Comedr) w c Fields, Peggy Hopkins An
Onenta prOduces a wonderful "talking
box' lhat beeomes an tnlematlonal rage U hr . 10mlf1) •llll --"O..ta County US A " (t977
Drama) Joanna Milel. Petttt Donat. An
Old Southern lamOy attempts to &1va loeal
traditions from being destroyed by• !Ind
~Jl hfS) .. • rtan While making e1ec1nca1
r&palrt at the Clf'e, Larry reoelwt a pow·
e1tu1 snook and claims lhat Oick 11ved
htm from cettlin death. o
(!) -W Kenny Loggins and rock
journallal PaUll Vales host• ye11r-end mu-
llc review. The lop Videos of 1985 lf9 fM-~
lured IS well 88 news t10f1". concert
fooraoe ot Madonna, Bruce Sprl.9teen
a.nd Tina Turner, and lnterAewa with Phil
COlllnt. Bob o.tdol, J\Jll1n Lennon. Tina
Turntir and StaYlt Wonder (2 hra.) • MIL &•I "Booker" LeVar Bur·
ton. Shtllty Owen and Shawr Roe. ster
in this '1ory of ~ Booker T. Withing-
ton and his dftlm ol ~arning to reed end wrlle. (R) O (t hr )
Cl) M. ,._ ,__Ii All P'O llnebltck,
-,~,!!'·-----.... , ii ~of
W~on Aedlklnt vt .....,,,. ~
-Monday Conl.
---.. 1---5..· II
-• I I• A young girl 1s s1tg
matiled for be+ng a tomboy in this nostal·
gic IOOk at growing up 1n small-town
Amefica dur~he FOl'tles l ==Lll Al'llU. II nmn ...
.. "Carmen" (1983. Musical) An
tonlo Gades. Laura del Sol Director Car
los Saura's version of the Bizet opera. as a ChOl'eographer !alls In love with !he
woman he has cast in !he tille role an(1
reality begins to m1rrcx art 'R' ( 1 hr . 42 .. 1mlni-_,..AYC*..,.iM ,. WI.&,::. ... .
MmYla&.m
-MDWmz UTZ "The Viper In The Soul Of The Serpenr" Reinhold
(Gottfried John) attempts to trap M1eze
(Barbara SUkowa) alone (Part t2 of 14)
l~~-111111..., -· M lll'Cllmtmt A '1ruggl1ng autr1or
feigns death only to be done 1n fOf real by
his unfaithful wife and best lriend (Barry eosr:ii· (!) c..•• ...
(I) .. "The Naked Face" (1984. Ora
ma) Roger Moore. Rod Steiger Based on
e novel by Sidney Sheldon. Alter his sec
retary and a peflent are murdered. a psy
chlatrist realizes that his own life 1s in reop
-~~~)
tt:tl(D .. "Exposed" (1979. Comedy)
Jann Leslie. Kitty Shane. A former adult-
movie star Is blackmailed Into making one
last picture. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 20 mtn.) tw«l) .. "Or. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet'
(1940. Biography) Edward G Rob4nson,
Ruth G<>fdon. A doctOf devotes htS Ille 10
finding 1 cure for social diseases. (2 hrs .
5 m!!!.:.)
1W8 Cl) F H•l1'al Steele and Lau
ra investigate when a popular newscasting
team begin to receive all sorts of threats
{8) i_1 hr., 10 min.)
• • mT GP CMIOlt From January 1985: A.tan King, Llona Boyd and Elya
Baskin jOln host Johnny Carson (A, ( 1
hr.)
... ATUIT A musical tribute ro Mar·
tln Luther l(jng Jr. featuring fotk singer Ella
Jenkins and cholra from around rhe coun·
t • Host: Levar Burton (2 hrs ) u--mmm .... ...m ......... ._,. .... -·'IWIT .. "Tht Third Man" ( 1949
UlliS**) JoMott Cotten. Orson Welles ~ writer of pulp Weetema Investigates the
accldental deeth" of his profiteenng
boyhOod frttn<S In ttw dirk. corrupt wOfld
of dMded~t·World War 11 Vlenno I 1 ~ht ' 44mln. ···~.. ''Pa,..dlae" ( 1982. Orama) Wil-
lie Aamee, Pl'IOebe Cates. Two reeo-age<ll ~ of age In 1823 Beghdad. 'A' (1 hr .
'""min,) -1 ••-.&.YW9 .. "The Compeolon" ( 1976, Ora·
IN) Jilctc Ging. Edlttt Atwater. $1bllnat
who are responsible for the deaths of their
father and sister rum against one another
• 'hr .. 50 min.) ~--....... ...,....
CITlll
~IAIUTIM.L..a.T
.,.. "Cheaper By The Dozen"
1950. Comedy) Clifton Webb. Jeanne
Crain, Life 1n the 1920s IS hectic for the
ver~ large Gilbreth family. (2 hrs,)
(Z)mwll "The Naked ~ace" (1 984, Dra-
ma) Roger Moore, Rod Steiger. Based on
a novel by Sidney Sheldon. After his sec·
retary and a patient are murdered, a psy-
ch1arr1st realtzes Iha! his own life is 1n ieop-
ardv 'R' ( 1 hr . 43 min,)
12:11 D fl) U11 laff wmt DAVID LmBmA11
From September 1984 sex therapist Dr
Ruth Wes1he1mer, sportscaster Marv Al·
bert. comedian Jerry Seinfeld. (R) ( 1 hr )
11"81"80 •... _, ...
---~ lnterv.ew with Mu=~ Jim Henson
l,.....,.LOllD (f) TOf UIS .,_ Roger Mayweather
vs Waller Sims in a lightweight bout
sttieduled for 10 rounds from Las Vegas .
Nev IAl 12 tvs . 30 min.)
1M8 ({) 90Wll "Country GOid" (1982, Ora
ma) Loni Anderson. Earl Holliman An e'l·
tabltshed counrry singer and a young g1r1
who 1us1 released her first recording vie for
the 1111e of female vocalist of the year ( 1
h1 20 min)
1M fi 1 90¥ll "The Brother From Another
Planer ( 1984, Fantasy) Joe Morton
Darryl Edwards A gentle extraterrestnai
with mystical heating powers lands in New
York narbor and embarks on an odyssey
throu~arlem. ( 1 hr .. « min.) W (J) "Texas Teaor" ( 1935. West-
ern) John Wayne. Gabby Hayes. A cow ·
boy ridden with guOt over the death of his
bes! fnend decides to become a peacerul
Qros~or ( 1 hr . 30 min.) 1.,. "The Lost Years" ( 1976, Oocu·
men1ary) Newly unearthed documenrs
purport that Jesus Chrtst undertook a µti
gnmage stretching from Rome to T1bt>1
junng !he 16 years ot his ltfe not recorded
1n the Gospels. (2 hrs )
CS') 90Vll "Into the Night" ( 1984 Ora·
ma) Jeff Goldblum. Michelle Pfeiffer A
oored aerospace engineer rece)ves some
un1nv1ted e)(citement ~n he becomes
involved wilh an Irresistible gem smuggler
'R' O (I hr., 55 min ) .,, .... .,.
1:11(8).,.. "The Rosebud Beach Hotel"
( 1984. Comedy) Colleen Camp, Peter
Sco1a11 An enterPftSlng couple puts a r\ln
down soastde resort on the road to finan-
cial recovery by hiring PfOStitutes who
double as bellhops. 'R' ( 1 hr., 27 min.)
t11(C) .,.. "New Y0<k Nigtlts" {t983.
Adult) Corinne Alphen, George Ayef fhe
amorous advenlures of nine New YOf'k so-
cialites. inclUding an International rock.
srar and a United Nations diplomat 'R' (1
hr. 43 mtn) ., ...
.,.. "Tetm Of Trial" ( 1963. Drama)
Laurence OUviet. Simone Signore! A well-
respected achoolmaster Is fal$ely accused
of asseult by a young student. (2 tira . 30
min)
8 ATM --Scheduled rtMeWS' "Revolution" (Al PaclnO, Nastasela Kin
ski). "Mllfi>tly'a Romance" (SaNy Field.
James Garner) ·'Brazil"
M1cnae1 Pahn)
I LOWIC*QI
GI) AU.. ntlE , .... y
~MLO.
GD ... IGl...wrl Lllt/IRUY
291 (() ca ... tlQHTWATCM ---
, 90Wll "Cheech And ChOng's The Co<·
s1can Brothers ( 1984. Comedy) ctieech
Mann. lommy Chong,. Two offbeat and
oft key Pans srreet musicians mee1 a Gyp-
sy who tells them !he accounr of their
noble hneaae 'PG ( 1 nr 27 mm 1
2:11 i • llMCM o; _ llYlll. y .. I. I Et
' • ---IC8EI ,lllUBIDDT ...
UI H, llOYWE . JIJ«;t fpf, MP What You Want"
l 1980 Comedy 1 Ali MacGraw Afan
King A w~slthy bus1nec,s tycoon lh1nks he
has his rn•stress well 1n line unt11 sne de-
marids he pill her 1n charge of a recently
acQutred movie srud10 ·~· ~I hr 52 m1n.l Ml-..ocll ,.,_' I .. MCMl'TOllE ... .....
• llJllETTI MO¥IE "Repo Man 11984, Comedy)
Em1l10 Eslevez Harry Dean Stanton A
o J"~ rc, ... 11er t;i~es ii JOl.J w1ttl a veteran car
ri:pt ~*<.e.01 and t<'l)"'tner they 101n the c. "1che tnr a Hl64 Chpvy Malibu whose
1runk napPf>nS 10 c.onta1n a futunsltc
weapon A t 1 tTr .13 mm J ~ ADOllCI: IODlll M llOTIOM
CAMAICOl.Sl)AI
Ml llOVE "Uncommon Valor' ( 1983
Draf"la) Gene Hae.km.Jn, Robert Stack A
grieving tarher lormc .:i small force to res·
cue ti•!> son who has ooen held pnsoner
tr,r 10 1Par-. 1lte• &1•1n1J de<:lared missing·
• .1( t 1 11 v.,.., .11• P ..; t hr 45 .. ,·:rF
IPOltTICIJfTD
GMAT •Act COAITElt Z llOVIE lnt•w .. 11 •11,1 House" ( 1933
< ""'" ly w r h•ltl• Pe4yy Hopt..1ns An
(."•1•nt,11 p• •1h1< ,.., ,, wor11Jelful talking
t.J, ., 1• di riPC'.• m1• r1 ir :crna11onal rage
D r11 10 rrun 1 WU MO¥IE 'Aarw 1r1 The Saddle' ( 194 1
We«;ll"'" ut"ie Aut1 y Smiley Burnetre
M•Pr nt.1•r 11r•t1 a 1anc.tt a young man
causes .i b1y rush 1n town wnen he d1scov-
ers ~ 11nr1
Mnowt ai• •II TODAY .wT1o.I 4Cll .,...., IMlllf--~tUlM(UllP .... """" .. 1 ' mwll ··Raiders Of The Lost Ark ..
( 1981 Ad-..enture/ Hamson Ford. Karen
A.ten In 1936 a glo~trotttng archeolO-
Q•<.t advPntumr races Na.z1 evlld<>ers tor a
IC'~lf'ndmy rel~tOUS artifact of enormous
powe• nanowly ~aping dOlens of death
tr,1µs an route PG'J? (I hr . ~5 min.)
...LC) A '90CC..al.Y .... C-. .... Me ....,. Gf'Orqo HAmson, Ro&Anne
Ca!>h Ringo Starr Dave Eomuncts and
lcirrnftr rnt>mt>er~ of the Stray C..tt gather
101 d 1am sei.s1on wflh rocl< n' roll legend
Carl Per1o,1ns t I l'lf )
Sunday. January 19, 1986 17
-111r-hg ... .,.._
•CZ> "Cousm Covs.ne" ( 1975, Comedy)
MariesChrlsllne Barrault Victor Lanoux
{Jh' .. 36 mlfl ) •CC> "Honeysuclde Rose" ( 1980, R<>-
mance) Wittie NelSon, Dyan Cannon ( 1 tw .. 59 min ) •Cl> "Trencncoa1" ( 1983. Comedy) Mar·
Q2.I Kidder, Rober! Hays (I hr .. 3i min) •w "Monty Python And The HOiy Grail"
(1975, Comedy) Graham Chapman,
John Cleese ( t hr . 30 m111 ) • lllJ "A Woman Called Moses" (Part 1 ot
2) ( t978. Drama) Cicely Tyson, Robef1
Hoolts. (2 hrs.) •CC> "Romantic Comedy" ( 1983, Ro-
mance) Dudley M00re. Mary Steenbur·
Q!!l ( 1 hr . 43 mtn )
00 "They Alf Laughed" I 1981, Comedy)
Audrey Hepburn Ben Gaz.zara (I hr . 55
mtn)
Cl) "2010" ( 198~. Science Ftetton) Roy
Scheider. John ltlhgow ( 1 tw . 54 min ) •CZ> "Rumble FISh" ( 1983. Drama) Mall
Oillon, Mickey Rourke ( 1 hr , 34 mm )
•(!)"The Last Command" (1955. West·
ern) Sterltng Hayden. Anna Marla Albe!'·
~Ill (2 hrs ) -<Ill "Sterman" 11984. Sclence·FICtion)
~ &ldges. Karen Allen ( 1 hr • 55 min )
"Beyond The Fores1" ( 1949. Drama)
te Davis, Joseph Cotten I 1 hr 36
min.)
-Ill) "Rope Of Sand" ( 1949 Oiama) Burt
~ncatter. Claude Rains (2 hrs)
-CC) "Top Haf' ( 1935 Musical) Fred As·
tllre, Ginger Rogers (I llr , 39 min ) CZ> "The Paradlne Cue" (1948. Mys-
tery) Gregory Peck. Ann Todd (2 hrs .. 6
min.) tWe "A.gains• The Wind" ( 1949. ~) Roberl Beally Simone Sig-
notet ( 2 hrs )
_ ........ 11ov1ea-
-· "Rebel
0
W1triout A Cause" ( 1955. Otama) Jamn Dean, Na1a11e WOOd (2
hrs) ® "&ady's Escape" ( 1984. Adven1ure)
John Savage. Kelly Reno ( 1 '" . 36 min )
{)) "The Escape ArhSt' ( 1982. Orama)
Gfltfln O'Neal. Ten Garr ( 1 hr , 33 min) -~ "Runaway" ( 1984 Adveo1ure) Tom
5eueck. Cyn1h1a Rhodes A CO(> baltles a
deranged eleellonlcs wizard who can
reprogram helpma1e robols Into sadistic
metalflc murderefs 'PG 13' Q (I hr . 40
min.)
CJ) "A. Passage To Indio" ( 1964, Orama)
Judy Davis. Victor Banertee (2 hrs . 43
min) · we "Algiers" ( 1938, Romanoe) Charles
QQyer Hedy Lamarr ( 1 hr , 30 min )
W OO "Char~ Chan And The Cu1se Of The
Ofagon Queen" (198 1, Comedy) Peter
Ultfnov. Richard ltatch ( 1 hr , 31 min) •Cl> "The Princess And The Pirate" ( 1945.
Comedy) Bob Hope, Virginia Mayo ( 1
tw .34mlo) •ecl "Citizen Kane" ( 1941 Di m11) Orson
W ...... JOMph Cotten ( I hr , 59 min ) •CB> "Let'• Spend Tho Night T<>oethef" ~982, Oocument3ry) The Rolling onee (1 hr .. 30 mlh )
• "C.rmen" ( 1963. Moslcal) Anton+o
~. Laura del SOI ( 1 hr . 42 mtn ) •CC> "The 8&eci< St•HiOn R hJft\6" ( 1983.
A.<Mtnture) Kelly Reno Tt<t O"rr I 1 hr .
18 Sunday, January 19, 1986
33 min.) •CD "9'eekln' 2 Bect11c Boogaloo"
( 19M. Drama) l.ucindl [)ckey. Adolfo
(Shabba-Ooo) °"*'<>net. (1 tv.. 34
min)
(!) "The 5e¥efl Veer Itch" ( 1956, Come-
~ Ma111yn Monroe. Tom Ewel. (2 hrs.)
-Ill) ''Custer Of The W•t" ( 1988. West·
em) Robert Shaw, M9rv lh. ( 3 hrl.) •CB> "Being Thef'e" (1079, Ofame) Peter
Sellers. SNr1ey Mecl.alne. (2 hrL. 10 mln.)
(Z) ''Monty Python And The Holy Grall"
(1975, Comedv) Grahem ~.
John Cleese. ( 1 hf .. 30 min.) _ ...... ___ _
·11.r.=. --......
cwew ............ Loyola at O&-
Pa~~2hrl.)
ftm'lclis• ........
u11111wr --...
•ILP•MaJ II o.&lm IP SW Oulte at Georgia
Teen (llwl) (Subfect to blackout) (2
hfl.l.r.at 1.n.m -..... .-==. .. ~, ... .,
MU R/~alla• -. .....
••la IC ,., .. , ·-[ .. _, ...... , Eugene
Lt'f'Y, Lorne Oteene. Howle Mandel. JAar-
got Kidder and Mlw1ln Short ere emong
the celebrltlal ICheduted to appear In this
bizarre epoof baled on the premlle that
Canada ii tlikJng OV'8r the United Stat•
Cl) .. "Trencncoat" ( 1983, Comedy)
Margot Kidder, Robert Haya. Whllt '4Ca·
llonfng In Malta. cltcumttancet propel e
would·be mystery ·writer Into e murder
plot, International Intrigue. and the 11ma of
an unde<CO'Vef ....,..t. 'PG' (1 hf. 31 min iJ.na .._.. . .
-1--• ~, I 1W lnteNtft
with acfrell Stephenie e.cnam of "The Col~' • l==b Sharon Ctvllit1 McA.u-kfft, IChecMed 1o be me first 1Choot!Nch-
er 1ndfll :;r.Hwnllton.
I-I 1111919r
.. '1'Nwly" (19M, A<Mntufe)
Tom Selleck. Cynt~ Rhod9e.. A oop bet·
Ilea I dertngld elect'°'*=' ~ wt\O
can repr09fam hetpmate robots Into •· dlatle metallic murderen. 'PQ.13' Q (1 ~ 40mln.)
.. "Aadng With The Moon"
984, Aomlnot) ..., Penn. ElllllbMh
MoGcMfn. In .... 1"2.""'.,.,. ht'• echedul9d to ~ for boot cemp. a feln. eoer from the Wl'onQ lic9I cl the nca
falls in love with the new gi,t In town 'Pi
~tv .. 46 min.) ....... frff-
... "The Stranger" ( 19~
Suspense) EdW11d G Roblneon, OrS<
Welles A small-town colege l)fofess
and pillar of his oomoullty tume out to t
a hunted Nazi war crfmiNll.. ( 1 tw , :
min I
,_. I • M ,_ Feet\nd: Southe
Cililomla's enterlalnment , .......... fro
the P<int and bfoedcast medle. plcic the
tavOl'ite "unknowns" In film, TV, mus
land,;r•mn
-ftlWJI IE
ftl •LA. Feetured: C.thertne Ox&
bel'g of "Dynasty"; a report on WOfTlE
serving time fOI' nuder; • IChool for Pl•
tesslonal wrestlers. U.ATLMll ==-•A&Rm . ....
... '99 ... ..... ._..,_U .,.,
119 •tW 'R A behlnd-ttll
IOeOeS 1()()6( It the work "' mowle prOduc
era Hal Walil. Albert ~. StanlE
Ktamer and Paooro S. Bennen . ;::.,_._A_A •g •mscs•a••'-•1 A holt of ~ to1n Muppe
creator Jim Heneon'.s "* ..... cl me<
cap puppet• to chfonlde Mupp9t h61toc
from their humble beginnings tn w~
ton, O.C .. to their roles In ~ thee
r:!Qal hims. (1 tw.)
•• A-11a. A deranged Rl-.n ~ el hatchet WI eYll plot de19l9d to ff1gge
Wotld Wet Ill. Q (I hf.)
... "Endatlglted Spedee" ( 191:
Susoenee) Rober1 Urtch, Joa.eh W1Meml
A New York City detective helpe I Wy< ming lhetltf lnwttlg9te I tpete of IOCl c.ttle muttletk:N. (2 hrs.)
• .... ,. ... tonylaa...rjoy9
with Semanltie'I ~ at a ~ lunt':'~ t • ... pttch. Q
'loiil"··Alde Beyond Vengeance
( 1966. Weetern) Chuck Conncn Mlchat Rennie. A. buffalo hunter 1Mt11 reWng. o
MYefal outtews who a~ed and robl»
him alt• hll wife rejected twn, (2 hrs.) e •a Preperetlone •ound "" won by lltronomt11. tclentltb end .,.tel.
obeenlera 10 dooument the return of Ha i':e=iii~')
....... The 11ory of "" ordMI c the A.rnericaM who ... 'held ,.,.... ~
Iran fi\le YMtt ago • t06d ~ ilttt views and new footege trom tN Aln9rtee1 ~tm= .... T= Q ( 1 tw .. 30 INn.)
.. ··o.c. C.b" <1883. COmecty:
. T. Adlrn a..dwln, OrMn cl a neett
benkrupc Wllhinaton tulcM operat!O
become hetOM wr., lhty r-=ue 1WO llld
c:hlknn 'R' 9 Cf ht .. 3t tnr\.) a m rcu11 u 20 10•· ( 19fM1 8olef'°9 Flo
) Roy SCheldet, John ......,. DI
eplte \'Otltllt Political tenelonl, ua. ~
"'--" aclenl*t launch • ~
epece mlel6ot'I to ~~ "" .... of 1 flied voyege tC? Jupiter. PO' Q ( 1 hr .• M
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ac1ress seeks a romance with her •niodle
1!9ed .£.!Oducer (2 lvs . 10 man I
... 0 --,._ Maggie tells a
shocked Jason that she s pregnant
Carol's partner in a school proiecl falls 1n
II~~'-~
Ml ft'1 'fm UU From tn~ Ocean
enter 1n Dlytona S.ach Ftt1 111e Com·
mod°'"• Bobby Rydell. Frankie Avalon
and Fabian pertorm as 51 1een age girt'
compete for the coveted crown and ap·
proxlmatety S 175.000 1n cash anO prizes
Michael Young ano Morgan Br111any
COhOSI i:ut D e While a11end1ng rM weo·
01ng ot a friend. CO<ly, Nie~ qrd Ooz oe
come lnv<>lved In a f~1;0 11m11nQ l'Y'lember'>
lofai.™lb (1nr1
.... CllCm&AT1
... "Some Like II Hnt q5q
Comedy) Tony Cortis Jack , 1•mn11 r.
Two witnesses 10 the S1 vatent•n" s O;t1
massacre pose as members of an au II"'
band to confuse the gangsters wl'lo plan
10 01spose of them (:? hrs ) • ...nm The story or the ordeal ot
the Americans who were MIO host11ge "'
Iran live years ago as told 1hroug11 inter
v .. w~ Ind new fOOlage from IM Ameucan
;t;~n~~ O ( 1 h1 JO min 1
l'C') ... "FI S T ' ( 1918 ()!;imn t;yt
~eslt•r Stallone Peter Bovie A wor1>1riq
class man rises lrom a Po51t1on as cJ IOCJI
un.on OfgatllZe( to at1a1n 1ncreo1tire P<)wt'r
and Pf9Stlge as Amerlca's lat>Or K1ngp.n
PG~ '~ ';"· 25 min ) TMINATIU
.,.. "Marla's l oveis ( 1984 Dra
ma) Nastaseia Ktns1<1. John Savage l-11•r
war scarred husband's emot1onat 1natl!l1rv
10 consummate theu m;m1age clr"'e" ,,
voung woman tnto a seriec; ol 11thmr, w1rt
other men 'R' ( 1 hr 48 min J
' ITM1'9 .,.. "Start The RPvnturion W1tn<'UI
Me" t t970. Comedy) G .. ni> w11cier r>o1
aid Sutherland Two sers ol 1deflflcal twins
meet on the eve of the French Aevotut1or
alte~ of separation ( t tlr 38 min I & .... wnM...,.,..
•CJ) .,.. "The Exectittotl 0 1 Prtvale Siu
~1k" ( 1973. Orama) Martin Sheen. Ned
Beatly The first American to be executed
fOf desertion alnce the CIVIi Wftr repre
sents the perpetual battle t>etweeli lnd1
vtdual and nattonal rights 111 11me ol w11r 11 hra-, 30 min ) • .,A Prepat11tk>n!i around the wo'1d
by a&tronomen. SC19(1flsts ano ema1eu1
o~ to doooment IN return ot Hal
'acome1 O~·~ lW ._. R~ Mayweathef
VS Wallet Sims In a lightweight boUt
schOcluled tor 10 rounds lfom Las VegA$,
•Nev f ) ( 1 hr .• 30 min )
......... "Ltte. Death
and IDS" Leading e>q>erta present up·
dated , .... rch oo the llOhl agnlntt AIDS
locullng on the political aod l()Clal prob
!amt tecect by public hMlth ottic.t.ts end
how !he <*MM ha 1tfec1ed pa11en11 and $:Tom--(11w/
• , 8 ,._A.r91et~P bllhit•• ~ and • fOttner
Bolsl'lol Ballet dancer Q ( 1 hr.)
1,... ... ----., I '91 The champlooshlp title
hangs 1n the balance as the Callfornla
Bul=i,~me of the seaon . ~-UMT•,__.. ..... ....., lflCMI. Tht tlctltlOut 26th an·
nlveraary of "The Gatry Shandllng ShOw"
11 celebrated In a perody of TV talk lhowt
!hat's lllted With cllpt of "*1\0l'lblt
~~~'""" .. ;m.,. "I Died A Thoutend Tlmee"
I 195~. Orama) Jacic Paianc.. Shelley
Winters A klllef fNlt ttlrrlnga ol love and
pity for a deform9d girt. but It rejected by
her alter financing an operation to mend
her Wlr~. (2 hrt., 15 min.)
I ........ I
-TO•AJllD' .. CAU.m•.n .. CAllP.-.cuanmR I
TW. ILIC1'DI OI -The 1 ~ Qemo.. crat1c primary and conY9ntlon i re the
iocus of th!S report on the media'• treet-
men1 or candidates ( 1 hr ) EO llCMI "A Nightmare On Bm Street"
( 1984, Horror) John 58Jlon. Ronee
Btak.ely A grovp of L A children are t8f-
, .irized oy a vengeful killer Who can Invade
ttte11 dreams and materialize when they
a111ake 'R' (!hr , 31 min.)
~·••W ... 'I'l llCMI "The Woman In Red" ( 198.4,
C omeoyJ Gene Wiider. Kelly LeBrock. An
111t1erw1se happily married San Francisco
bureaucrat becomes obsessed with a g<>f-
geous model and mes desperately to irntl·
ate an attair with hef 'PG-13' ( 1 hr , 27
1Wlm1nG. Cl) (fl ..... c•• .. c:iil9'f a ·ma ... .... ~
-,.._ • LATZ "The Out91de
And The lnS1de And The M~1ery Ot The
rear 0 1 Mystery" Franz (Gunter Lam·
prt-Cht) 1econclles h1mse11 to Mleze's
,j1>a1h by the tact that She did not betray
r.1m (Part 13 ol 14} ( t hf}
'
c:AmlTA.,. ••• .al
~om
llCMI "100 I Erotic Nights" (No Date.
A..!1.0lll ( 1 hr , 30 min)
._t, 90wtl 'Run For The Roses·' ( 1978.
D111ma) Stuart Whitman. Panchito
C.nmez A lame cott receives enough lov·
mg care from a young boy and his tamlty
ru Q1;ahty 1n time for the Kentucicy Oefby
\.?_hrs) (SJ.,. "Bells" ( 1980. Science Fiction)
Richard Chamberlain. John Houseman. A
de1angeo but technologically astute klllet
u&es an electronic devloe that transrnlls a
lethal f(>ll over telephone lines, 'R' ( 1 hr .
19 ~" t~ I =::'f-The Simons are
Med to kff9 a key WitneM alive untll ·s.tie
n testify at an upcoming tnel. (R) ( 1
hr . IOmln) D e 1'-.r Ho.t. Johnny Carton.
Scheoulecl. ectr... Shelley Wlnt*S ( 1
hr) •o.Ra 1.:-......
...n ...... .-.-.-.&
-"HoneytuclUe Role" (l980 • nee> wm. ~ 0yen cennon
Wttlle on tour, a Texas country..._..em
singer becomes involved with the ~
11ve daughter ol his sideklcic even though
he sun loves his stay-at-home Wife. ·pQ·
1 hr .. 59 min./. .......
~uum -w.•= DAWl•DOnO · ---.-iLI .._ A&.11.....UTI f'r1n1
( unte< Lt tns>ftcht) wtthdtawt Into 1
madn ... marked by dt .. ma of MleZ:t't
murder and the night he lolt hit arm.
1far1 14 of 14) (1 hr.)
(I) .,_ Nabisco Maatert llrlQlet quar·
1erflnal1 from Madison Square Garden In
New York (R) (3 hrs.)
CZ) llOWll "The Westerner" (HMO, W•t·
ern) Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan A
dnlter attempts to put an end to Judge
Roy Bean's reign ol terror In the W"t (1
tlr 40m1n ) e111cua e1I (H) llOWll "Sterman' ( 1984. Scieno&-Flo-
11on) Jett Bridges. Karen Allen An alien
comes 10 Earth and dtSCOvefs a hoStlle en-
wonment 1n wtucn he. along with a widow
he encounters. is relerltleSsly pursued by
scien11s1s wno want the creature for a lab
~riment ~ ( 1 hr. 55 mm.) -• • u11 wmtDAvmun w From May 1984 actors Jane Curtl and
Howie Mandel. nut oolector Ehzat>eth
IT"~~ :~•I'•" Ch"' EMton (RI
•••• !laT ... _.,..-T TCmmlT lnt8f'VleW with
actress Stephanie Beacham ol · The Col-
b 5 • ~ ....... 1m llCMI "The Woman In White" ( 1948,
Mystery) Eleanor Parkei. Alexis Smith.
Based on the novel by Wiikie Collin.. A
mansion and its inhabitants are haunted
~a strange spell (2 hrs . 10 mtn )
..W.MLOlm
llCMI "This Is Spinal Tap" (HMM,
c,,meoyJ Rot> Reiner Mictlael McKean In
lh1'> ...a11re on ltle c0<11emparary r()CJ( mu-
.,,, ~e11e an AfT1€1rican dOcumentary flm.
ma11e1 eicamines the pneoomen<>n of a 17·
year ·010 heavy metal oano horn Engi.ncs •
A t nr . 22 man J
... IUllUll Madigan 1ovrneya to ltety
1n ~arch ot a mot>Ste< wno haS decided to
1eveal some crame gecrets to the Mhoflo-
11es (A! ( t hr . 20 min)
.. ....,. .. "'~ uunl -...o¥ Byron Allen, Dana Garvey, Billy
C1ys1al. Andy Kaufman, Robert Klein.
Bette Mtdler. Joe PISCOPO. Richard PryOI
and Robin Wllllams salute the 1nnov11lw
club Iha! helped lau~t'I the car.-of some ol 1oe1ay's top com< talents ( 1 tw.) we llON 'The Nanny" ( 1086.
Suspen~) Bette Devit. Wflllaarn Oill A dfe.-
turbed child end hit nanny rnent -"
other for their r~bitity 111'1 the deetn of
tile ~sister (2 hrs ) e "Blue Sunshine" ( 1978, Hor•
tor) Zalman King. Oeboflh Wlntera. A
man aOculed of tlv .. violent murdarl
k>olls IOI' the reel n'lUfdet9f among a group
of people wno hed taken a rare he~
Iii!" a decade eerlief (2 "'") W .. "Giant" (195$. Orwna) (Pat1 '
ot 2) Elizabeth taytor. Jemee Deen.
Bated on the story by Edna Fert>et. r ....
ranch lite Ind the put9Ult of oil ...nt'I at·
Sunday, January 19, 1988 11
~ .
Met tht .. ~ (2 M JO m<n J 1-=.. "The ~ Game"
( 1976, Orame) Raymond Bufr. 8'ad10fd Oilman The head of a newspaper Cl'leln
... ,Ill 1ha1 one ol her pepers has Char:?K'
111 pok:y towa10 nuclear c>OWef •nd hires
• freei.nc:e iournelttt to lnYestlQllte. (2
tvs ~ -1==-Q-Sct-..o '" In~ With LOUIS GO&Mll Jf . lhe
...,ch IOI an actress to play Pipp. Longs·
tQCl(.lng, a uiuta 10 the Muppe1s ~,_,Guests John Kassi1.
i) &I. ::.~::b Berkey Jack Coen
,._,.um
... "Citizen Kane' ( 1941. Ofama)
OrlOO Wetlel. Joseph Cotten Flasnbaci<s
recall the fife 01 a wealthy powertut and
extravagantly sell-indulgent newspapet
magnate. as a repottCll searches for the
11gn1ticance of the man's cryptlC last
word ( 1 hr !>9 mtn )
W CI) .. "One From The Heart" ( 1982.
Comedy) Frederic Fouesr Ten Garr Di-
rected by FranclS Coppola The five-year
romanc.e of a Las Vega' WlndOw dresser
and hel fUnk·dealef boyfnend b<eak.& up, as each of them flncis a more interesting
ltner 'R' ( 1 hr , 40 mtn > -e:---•TClt
L-::..
... "Hot Dog The Movie" ( 1984.
Comedy) 011v1d NaUQhton. Patrick
Houtet A.It kWlo farm boy. pe111Ciparing
in a free5tyie Skttng competition. finds ro-
mance and tun, .. wel .. • ttvalry with
the ft9W'Q A..-111en chemplon 'R' ( 1 tv .
"'~ ~...:.~ Nek«S Fece" (1984. Of•·
me) Roger Moore. Rod St9'gat a...d on
a ~ by Sidney She6dor\ Aft• hill sec-
retary and• ~tltnt ere murder«S. • psy·
c:hlatrllt rM!ize9 thet hit own life IS 1n te<>f>-eujy. 'R' (1 hf , '3 min.)
att<B) .. "Blame It On Rio" ( 198.4, Com·
edy) MIChael Celne, Joeeph Bologna A
bullneuman vacationing In Rio de Janeifo
wecumt>e to "' affu wit h Na beSt
t11end'1 teen-age daughter. then tries to
kfee_I~ ~Metet. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 50 min.)
...... "Blondie's Lucky Day" ( 1946,
Comedy) Peony Singi.ton. Arthur Lake
CompUcetioo. ~ when Dagwood.
hr&<!~~· goes Into c:ompetlllon with his bO~-*s•t~t I! II I... c:;:-, .. -.ATUlll l I
.. • 1•t11IB' I
• ... "A Fine Mad<leSs" (t966
) Sean Connefy, Joanne WOO<l·
wa d. poet becomes lnVOIVed wllh dO-
mestec prOblemS whid'l retult in the IOSs of
hit CfN trvOy (2 his ) ... ----? II~·-·.,_ ---........ ..,..
"" ... "The Sensuous Nurse" ( 1979 .
Comedy) Ursula Andress. Outho Del
-Waclnesclay
-llondng Movies-
•CZ> "The Parad1nP CasP' ( 1948, Mys-
tery) Greg0ty Prck Ann Todd (2 hrs , 5
min ) •OO "No Big Of'AI" f 1983 Orama) Tam·
~ Grimes Kevin Dillon ( I hr. 2 7 min )
-~ "L09t And Found' ( 1979 Comedy)
George Segal Glenda Jackson 11 hr . 46
min)
(I) "ShlnbOne Alley" (1911. MUSIC81)
Animated voices ot Eddie Btocken. Carol
Channing ( 1 hr . 26 mm ) •a> "A Woman Called Moses" (Part 2 of
2) ( 1978, Ofama) Cicely Tyson, ROberl
H~s -(2M ) •CZ> "A Passage To lndla" ( 1984, Ofama)
My Devis, VictOf Banetiee (2 hts , 43
min) •CB> "Fire On The Mountain" ( 1981. Ofa-
ma) Ron How11rd. Buddy ft>een ( 1 ht .
•O min) •c:c> "YOU Light Up My I lie" ( 1977. Ro·
m8nee) Oldf Conn Joe Sitvor ( 1 h1 , 30
.;)./The Black S wen" ( 1942. Adventure)
~OM PC>Wef. MaurNn O'Hara (2 hrs)
-"Bobby o.erlleld" (1977. Orama) Al
l ino, Marthe Keller. ( 1 hr .• •O min )
"Fenelango" ( 1986, COl'Mdy) Kevin
'"-·Judd NeflOO, ( 1 hr., 31 min )
"The Angel Wore Aed" ( 1990. Of•· ma) Ava Gardnef. Olrll Oogerde (1 ht.,
39 min )
20 · ~ Sunday, Janu1ry 19, 1988
-Ql) "Captain Lightfoot" ( 1955. Adven·
ture) Rock Hudson. Barbara Rush (?
hrs)
-CZ) "Carmen" ( 1983. Musical) Antont0
Gades, Laura def Sol ( t hr . 42 min ) 1we "Drums In The Deep South" ( 1951.
Adventure) James Craig, Guy Madison
12 hrs )
-· "The Silver Chalice" ( 1955. Ofama)
Paul Newman. Virninla Mayo. (2 hrs) ~"Auntie Mame~·-(1958. Comedy) Ro
sahnd Rutself. R()Oef Smith (2 hrs • 23
min) ® "Savannah Smiles" ( 1982, Attven-
ture) Merk Mlllef. Donovan Scott {I hr .
45m1n.)
(I) "Unfa1thfvlly Yours" ( 1984. Comedy)
Dudley Moore. Naatauja l<l!wkl ( 1 hr ,
36mln)
(]) "Daniel" ( 1983. Orama) Timothy
ffii1ton, Mandy Patlnkln (2 hra .. 9 min.) we "Carnlva Story" (1954. Adventure)
Anne a .. ter, Steve coetwan ( 1 hf , 30
f .) .
• "The Laa! Time I Saw Paris" ( 195,,
ama) EH1abeth Taylor. Van Johnaon il hr., se min.) •CC> "The Stratton Story" ( 19'9. Bloat•·
phy) Jamet Stew•n. June A~. (1hr ..
~min )
"The Stra ' (1 ~. )
ward a. r~· Or.on ~1 I)!., 3! min.) •oo "No Bio Dttl" '1983. 0Jam11 Tam-
Prete Gr*Y r•t~ ~• • ~
"Fbence Negti~" to .. cat• of 1r
aging count from • ~t• heal
condition. ~·· 30 mh) ~ ..... ... , .. CMlm
.. .. "1990 The 8rona W11rtors
( 1983. A<Mnture) Vic Morrow. Fred W~
Hamson. In the nMr future. two~ gangi
fOfm an alllance In the ~·Mend o
the Bronx to bettle 1 com.tpt 9f1f of ttw
Manhattan Corporation end control th«
r\WIS of New Ven City. 'R' ( 1 hr . 2•
min.) •® .. "KGOO" (1980. Comedy)
Dabney Colemen. Archie Hahn. A near
bankrupt TV 1tatton changtt Its format tc
all·rellg!oos programming. 'PO' ( 1 hr . 3C
min .. ·1 '"' Mimi• I lllllWY
=Start The Revolutton WithOu'
Me" (1970. Comedy) Gene Wl6det, Coo·
aid Sutherland Two -.ts of ldentbl lwmf meet on the eve of the French Revolutlor
aher yeart of ~atlon. ( 1 tv .. 38 min )
_. .... "Bloodle's Blg MOtTl«lt
{ 19,7, Comedy) Penny Singleton. Arthut
Lake. Oegwood accidentaly ameers Jell>
on htS new boel.. ( 1 hf., t 5 min ) ·1-.., ~"·-··· cl •111CU' .. .. "EY9fy1hlng You Aiw.ys Want
ed To Know About Sex (But Were Alra10 To A$k)" ( 1972. Comedy) Woody Allen.
Gene w~. A 1e11es of comic lketcheS
spool Or Oevld Reuben'I bett·~
bootl 1n addition 10 other UIOrt9d targels
'R" ( 1 hr .. 27 mln I
!nt Gnmes:Kevln Olllon. ( I hr .• 27 min -~"Bobby Oeerfleld'' ( t977, [)fame)
Pac1no. Marthe Keller ~ t hr .. 40 min )
Cl) "The Naked race · ( 198.4. Ofarr
Roger MOOfe, Rod Steigef. ( 1 hr .
min)
•(!) "AH The President's Men" ( t9
Ofama) Robert Redfoid. Dustin Holfm
~hrs .. 30 min )
"H•rry And Son" ( 198.4, Oran
aul Newman. Robby Benton ( I ht ,
min)
Cl) "How To Marry A Mllllonalrt " ( 191
Comedy) Lauten Bacell. Marilyn Mont• jl hta )
•CID "Yentl" (1983. ~t) Bari
Streitand, Mandy Patln6cln (2 hr1 .
min.)
(I) "Shinbone AW' ( 1971. Music.
Animated Voio.t ol l:ddia &ectlen. Ce
Channing. ( 1 tw .. 26 min.) -·· ···•• ----·
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Ill
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-"'91ACY: M ~TO
.. "YCN Light Up My l tie' ( 197 7
ance) Didi Conn, Joe Stiver An as-
piring IOflgWfittr tries 10 1.ope with the
thrM men ln her Ille while establishing her
ow='{~~· (I hr 30 min ) ~ ... "Rashomon ( t950 Ofama) ~Ito Mlfune. Mechito Kyo Through a *'" of llastlb&cks. en eighth century Japantte woodcutter recounts his vttr'llon
ol a rape-murdef to e Buddhist pnMt and
a ~~Oubt>edl I t nr :?8 mtn I wl ;a:=rr.-r T'OlllHT 1n1erv1ew
Ith Jon VOighl
TAii ==--·Model CarOI All >'I com tltlon fO< dOg trainer'! ,_.,,.,.,, ....... ....... .... ,.LOllD
• H 11.alf II 1111 ... --a n M LOIT .. , Dllll Ralph takes a day nit from work to go 10 a
ball uame with F ti and .. nas up w1nn1ng
S t,000, when Allee is thosen to app11ar 1n
a magailflo, Rslph yarF. 11>,11ou-; o
.,.Ill) .. "Track nl Thr Cat ( t9'>4 M
venture) Rot>ert Mitchum T.ltl Hunter
Because their call~ hPrrt 1' Dt>111q de
•lrnyed tht> ownprc; attl'•l1pl 10 cnplurf'
the 1T100nta10 hon re<;Pon'>•l>lt-17 h1~ to
ffilfl I ,.. I • ,. TOW fealutlld arP so·~
atytet back in losh1on saddln up f(')f e
OUdt rnneh w~kl"nd a k1Gl.1)<1x1119 l1'<i<.<111
11 thtl Benni.:;.trJel Spo1 tvn111t•1 1:-..: ........ 11. "'.LA Fl'.lhlf•lcl ... 'ij')Nt1ll l'l'illP
e1nm1ne9 the p<;yr.holc~1cal tlfHI ·,o.-104c11J1
c•t lmptcc-1111on'J nl .Hllllf Pf\I ir1< lurlir•!J ""
lnle1vlew wtlh 11 wu•m1n who '> 11,1t1ny thrl'fl
mwrte<J mt'tt
U.ATLMll
e=C.AlRTm
•A ... ... ._ ...
IU;-WOIUC. MmM.I .,,., ...........
_.. CU' -women's Slalom
tom Bad G1111eln. Austrtll (leped) (I
ht)
-Ltindl v!> Nnnh !? hr'I 30 o---·-· .. .., -···'°"--... OtMd end Mtlfltdllh Ba!ftet Rcrney
holt thlt tattsl edlllon rt Cffl&llng IM real
hie cases ol 11\le m•SSll'IO ch1ldr110 and
adults, lntervieWI with • pe,,.t ol uperll
end 1n tit.emlnltlon ot eophlltlcattd
methodl of ioce:tmlellng J*'°"' art
llleo teet\K.O, (1 hf.
• ... "I, The ry" ( t982. Oram•) Atm1na A ... ntt . B•tbarl carr111 Prl
vett ~ Mlkt Htrnn'* tangltt With I co-
lttrle ot •int " ht 1ttemp11 10 ·~· a ~IA!dd~<* (2 hrt I • 9 I -A double IQtfll \IMt
aoohlltlelttd t*:fltlnl(; ~·Iii ""
111~-;:e MecGyver Q (1 hf.) I= "A Gunfight" (1971. Western)
Kirk OouglH, Johnny C.lh. Driven by
greed. two former.J::htflfl stage 1
shootou1 'J;;tlce· 2 hrt.) • _,.lJI PaltontoloQltt
David Steedman rtflnet Char1ee Oerwfn' t
theOfy of evolutlon through fa.II dllcovef·
ies on tht Oetapegoe end ~ ltlanda.
also e v1tl1 to tht Brltlth MUMUm Q ( 1
hr I
l ...... LOl9
Pl.AmT Ulml (Premiere) An examt-
nalion ol how the iHt• tectonics theory
accoun11 '°' the eteatlon and movement
01 lhe cont1nen11 and ootene and the 0.-
velopment ol eerthquakee and volcanoes.
Q._(1 hr}
CCJ m¥1 "Aunlle Mame" (1 958. Come-
dy) Rosalind Ruaeell, Roger Smith After
the dea1h ol his parents, a young boy ti.-
comes the ward of hit flamboyant end te·
centrac aunt (2 hl'1 . 23 min.)
(H).,. "Fandango" ( 1985, Comedy)
Kevin Costner. Judd Nelton. Faced whh
adultl\ood end the pelt of Vle1nam. five
college cron199 take ott aetoee Tnaa fOf a
1as1-d1tch fling ·po· { 1 hr .. 31 min )
~C'Al .. ~CI UllCI (J).on•r When Lou wins an Egyptian
charm In a card game, everybody btJt Lou
1s '3kep11cel ebOut Its power• unlll the
ll!!_n~k begins to change. Q
(Z) "A J>eSMge To tndla" ( 198<4,
Orama) Judy Davis. Vk:tOf Benerjee Oii·
111d Lean's adaptation of E M rortter's
novel tn t920s India. e sightseeing excur-
sion tOf two Englishwomen and their Indi-
an companlO(t ends In a tragedy lhal
wrv~ to exacerbate the condlliOns or
Bflllsl\ rule 'PO' (2 hrs, 43 min.)
I ,.,._
.. (I) NUT..,.. Whtie the rest of the
gang makes plans for the weekend. Alex
plans 10 stay In town and work on a nor
,......_ ... , ....... .. ,..,.
wommao••
.. ICOt~~=--
mAm Sketchel Miss Bizarre '84
looes her lllle. yogi Mahatma GagtadeS. a
parenOld b8ruc guard. John Byner as Mi·
chftel J&ekaon Q
l •ur .. ()) CllAIY Ull A POI Harry and H11m-ton come to 1"-aid of a TV "-wtwoman
who was llted for.reporting that there art
gold reaervft bUrled beneath San Franci.
co ll hr) B • IUClll'I .._ The Bleci(ee t8'ce
otl to FIOflda wtlert llgtltlngt of a ghoet
Ship have been reported by deep-IM
treasure hunters Gueets Include PrleclNe
Barna end Albert Salmi. ( t ht.) • 0 ~ Btalct ntel'1 deeth wt111e
Sommy Jo hOlclt the key to hie eurAvat.
At>rtgOft llltmplt to IM"9 town wltt'I
~tit 9 (I ht I • = "Butch Ceaak2y And The Sun·
dance Kid" ~~ w .. tern) Peul New·
men. Robtfl cl Tht legendlfy OUf· tewa. putlUtd ,...,,tt.aly by a myatettoue
potee, flee to South America In tM 18to..
l hra.)
ITA'll••an wim=-... PlleontoloQlst
David St~ ,...,_ CNf1et Oarwil'a
thtc)fy Of tvelutlon lhfougfl '°"' dlle0¥ef•
let on ttlt Qllloeooe end Cook llllhOe.
also a v1s1t 10 the British Museum Q ( 1
~_ ......
lrM1m
.,. "UnlalthlUlly Yours" ( 19M,
Comedy) Dudley MOOfe. Nastassi. Kin·
ski An orchestra conductor thinks that his
wile may have had an attalr with a vlollnltt
white he was away on tour and contplr•
to murder her 'PG' Q (I hr , ~( 1.aur••--wme ... •Cll .,. "Tobruk" ( 1967. Dr•ma) AOC*
Hudson. George Peppard Btttllh and
German an11-Naz11 blow up Gem'9n fuel
~= Tobfuk (2 hr• . 30 min ) "Goodbye, My F ency" ( 1951.
omedy) Joan Crawford. Rober1 Young
A lema1e polltico returns to her alma
meter to receive an honorary degree. bUt
instead becomes an object ol goaalp
when her past misadventures are recalled
l hrs .. 10 min I •n ., ...... ,,. ... -()) -w IW The Equalizer hits Iha
streets when en employee at a lloW9f
a_t\op IS targeted lor murdef ( t hr ) e e tr ... II_ Auschlander teelt
the ellects ot an Old grudge When the ma-
111arch ol e prom1nen1 New England family
enters the hosp11al, Momson hesitates to
have suli:.t on his 1n1vre0 knee ( t hr ) 11 NOT& A bartender at the hotel ha&
AIDS. Peter finds htmself tnvotvea In a love
tnangle Guests Ken Kercheval. Barbara
Rush,..j~r ) I AmMOJUC.M9111H Edward
Asner narrates this updated report °'~
nally ttirltd an 1964 on AcQutred Immune
OeltGoency Syndrome and lhe man_y tac-
tC¥S that surroond the dasease (~) ( 1
hr )
1----AUITll an LmTI (Season Premlefa)
Gary Moms perlOfms "Ornggm' Iha Lake
for the Moon,' "Anything Goes" end
"Why Lady Why" Sylv11\ smgs "Cry Just
a Little B11 Baby'· and "Nobody " ( t hr )
Cl)t.-w..a. .-T
(ff).,. "The Cotton Club" t t984. Ora·
ma) Richard Gere GregOfy Hines In lhe
I 930s a 1au mvsteian ~ves the fife ol a
powerful rackelee1 end is towed deeper
arad <Jeepet into Ille vt01en1 W(l(kJ ot Q1no-
s1ers and ~nmen R' Q (2 hrs 1 min )
..._ 'Aga1ns1 All Odds · ( 1984. Ora·
ma) Rachel W11rd. Jell BrtOgeS A teding
prol8$SI0081 tootoah player fells 1n love
wllh the g1rtlriend ol a small·tlme hood
and becomes lnvOlved with shady. high--
stakes real estate dealings 'R' (2 hi$ • 8
mln---1.UT• IFt•CktWIC-.. &llR•P' I
-IMl1'• ... ''The Btve Logoon" ( 1980. Ore·
me) Btootle SNeldll Chf1ttopner Al kine
Two CHtaway children Of to ·~
C9nCe On a remote South Pac1Uc ISlend
Ind txpetlenOe lhe pangs of ltrsl love 'ft
lhf ... min )
-;ar.r'1a•• ,. &t:mr. =-. "' '"' Sunday, January 19, 1988 21
!:.....••""···"=·· .,.,.,_, __
.. "1119nd Of 1000 Oeilghts"
( 1979. Orame) A tropical ~ Ntvet &I
the heedQUllt.,. for a ~ rtng.
'R' (1hr., 16mh)
CJ) .. "AL.tmble Alh'' (1883. Oraml)
ji{in Olllon. ~Rourke. In a 1960t ur·
ben lfW!tonment •• YoUnU touah loc*I up
10 NI otdef brother, an agltlQ biker, wtllle
11rugg11ng to ftnO hla own pleoa In the #Otfd': 'ff ( 1 Iv .• 34 min.) NII !"Jr& Hoc*ar and RotMno
trD OOwn a med bomber who ha
threetentd to dltlroy the police station.
R) 11 hf .• 10 min.)
• ~ Hoel. Johnny CtlrlOfl ~~.-a· author Roy Blount ( 1 ht )
•OOM.1 .... .mm
lllMITY ....... ........
W • I Jeff Smith steams E . meet1. and egg cuetard .. ,...,.
M&9Y tMI "The Cavern" (1966. Orama)
Rosanna Schiaffino. John Suon. During
WOfld War ti. tlx soldiers and a beeutlful
woman are 1rapped together In a German
munlt~ tor flY9 month& (2 his.) -1~-lal= . ... "The Bang, Bang Kid" (1967.
Sclenee-Fic11on) Guy Madison. Tom Bos·
ley A robot becOme$ a he<o when It saves
a town from nasty outi.ws ( t hr . 45
min)
.. Im&. .....
MnUI C. Cl*" .WilW
-Winston Tour Team Rodeo from Casoer. Wyo. (RJ ( 1 hr.) CD ... "Blondes Have MOfe Fun"
( 1984, Orama) John Leslie. Jeele St.
James An un&1 iccessful buslnealman
asks a crazy Inventor to create a lake po-
tion ao he can swindle people. ( I hr • 30
mlnJ i •-•1•c:Tt Nlcua
.. _.. "The Clairvoyanl" ( 1985.
~se) Pefry King, Elizabeth Kemp
An artist Is ettllcted with the unwanted
ability to foresee a murderef's grisly
crlmeS .. 'R' (I hr . 37 min.)
(I) .. ''lhlef 01 Hearts" ( 1984, Ora-
ma) Steven Bauer, Barbara Williams. Al·
ter lootlng an opulent San Franclec<>
hOme. a burgtar discoYers he poe1eew
the sectet dlarln of a truatraled maHled
woman and imc>etUOUlly .. ,, out to tulflN
t!!:f fan1111et. 'A' O ( 1 hf .. 40 min.)
-CC) .. "Once Upon A Time In Amarl-
c1" ( 19M. Drama) Robert De Nlfo.
Jamn woooa. Sergio Leone's portrait of
the lrlendlhipa. loyaltlM and betrtya of
a amau grOUJ> of Jewish gangsters In the
19209 and '30t 'R' O 13 hfa.. 46 min)
-~
•CCl "Trenchcoet" (1913. Corned';) Mar·
22 Sund1y. January 18, 188e
-••u11w•••11t1 I• From March 1984:-actor o.nny Devito.
au1hor Lucy lfWle, new~ phone ter·
Y!Ces.,i:~·> l ijp:, ..
S FW ~wtth
Jon ..... • =...-"---Jcuntlllt ~ Hardy ..... Che t'8dttlonl. n-
tuala, mytt.n. and ovt~ of Nn Orleant' annuel Mardi Gf'll cMebre-~~·~ Lm ~-"Carmen" (1 983. ~) An-
tonie> Gao.. l.IUra del Sol. Director Car·
lot Saura'a verllon of the Blz9I C>P«•. u
a chOfeograph« faHa In love with the
woman he hu cut In the title rote and
reality begins to mirror art. 'R' ( 1 hr . '2 mtn.L
... Cl) ... '"KIHlng Stone" (1978. Myt-
tery) Git Gererd, J.O. Cannon. A free-
lance iournellst Investigates a eenMtlonaf
homicide inYOtYng the son of a powerful
US Senator. (1 hr . 20 min.), we••• (!).,."Giant" ( t956, Orama) (Part 2
of 2) Elizabeth Taylor, James Dean
Based on the story by Edna Ferber. Tex.as
rancil life and the pu1suit of oil wealth af·
feel three people. (2 hrs .. 30 min.) I= "The Man Who Loved Women"
( t977. Comedy) Chartes Denner. Leslie
Caron A man ls to obsessed with beautl-
lul women that he finds It difficult to r&-
ma1n sat1Slied with any lndMdual relation-
~ ~~ um'llM.L Seton HaH at
-'~= ::~::_ ·-'evolution" (Al Paclno, NaataSSj& Kin·
ski), "Murphy's Romance" (Sally Reid,
James Garner). "Brazil" (R<>be<t De NlfO,
Michael Palin)
• ~ n.mn' Guests· Harvey Fler· stetn. Marc Wejner. John Mendoz.a. Maree
Catalano. Kevin Meany. (Al ~ML •M ,ll&Y PIMIMU.
.. "The Naked Face .. ( 198-4, Ora-
ma) Roger Moore, Rod St9!08f Based on
a novel by Sidney Sheldon. After his eec·
retary and a patient are murdered. a psy·
ehlalritt reakzes thet his own fife Is In jeop-
ardW 1 hr~mln.) =1 '£::..._,,.ATCM
.. ·~yon: Walk Up And Ole"
( 1971. Myatary) Robert Forster. Derren
MoGavln. A 19308 private eye becomes a
prime suspect when a girl I• found dead In
his Ott~ hr,)
I!=.-
.. "Apocalypse Now" {1979. Ora·
me) Mtrk>n Bmldo. Martin Sheen. An In-
~ Kidder, Robett Heys ( 1 hr •• 31 min.)
"The Return Of Tht King" ( 1980.
ntuy) Anlmattd. Volclt of Orton aten. John tU1on. ( 1 Iv .. 37 min.)
Cl) "A Puaega To lndl9" (198'. ()ame)
Judy Otvta. Vlc10f Benerlle. (2 tn., "9
telligence agent ernbarlcs on a miMion up
rNer Into U'ie Vllfn&l'l'lMe ~ 10 find
and kill a renegede AWOt. Army otfioef
Who has f<*d al preYIOUS 1tten'1)ts at his
~lure. 'R' (2 hrs , 30 min.)
LllOflUY
.. "The Shining" ( 1980, Hooor)
Jae« Nlcholaoo, Shelley Ouvd. A winter
caret&Kar fOf a remote. and .pperentty
haunt9d, Colorado l'lOttl II enowboUnd there with hia wtt. and ~t young eon 'R' (2 tva., 2e min.) -~ .............. _
..... "Sherlock Hawn. In WMNnQ-
ton" (1943. Mystary) 8aeH RathbOne, Pll-
gel Bruce. Holmee r&COYtfl mla9lng mJ.. crof~m and a Secret~ agat1t. (1 ht.,
45 ~ I , ................ . -----1111 (ff-
.. "Monty Python And The HOiy Gra~" (1975. Comedy) Graham Chap-
man. John CleeM. King Arthur and his
band of k= enoountef giants. r\ddleft
and a far rabbit 1n their le8fch for
the 1egendaty ;up. 'PG' {1 hr .. 30 min.) ... ,--... , .11
• .,. "'Keep Rollin" (19387) Gene
Autry. (2 tva.)
GITGPM .... CllUKI .. -· . ··-·-·.,,.. • lb'---Miii• ......
"" .. ,....,.
mATINCICOAlm • mua11 M'lml•lll•TGDAY .,_
.. "The Stranger'· ( 1946. Suspense) Edward G Robinson, Or9on
WelleS. A smalHown COiiege protesaor
and pillar of hi1 communily IU<ns out to be
a hunted Nazi war crlmlflal. ( 1 hr.. 35
min)
d. .. "The Reckless Moment"
( 1949, Orama) Joen Bennett. Geraldine
Brooks A woman Is blackmailed atter her
daughter accidentally kllls her boy1rlend L! hr . 15.uun)
CC) _.. "Christina" ( 1984, Adult)
Jewel Sheoard The erotic and dangerous
exploits o( a globetrottlng playglrl..flelress·
41111b=~·· 30mln.) ...... ,.
181llCUIJ
.._ Sketches Miss Bizarre '84
loses her title: yogi Mahatma Gag&ade&; a
paranoid bank guard: John Byner a1 Mi-
chael Jackson. Q
W al)fWlillflll
.. CB) .. "ChHdren Of The Corn" (1984.
Horror) Peter Horton. Unda Hamilton
BaMd on 11 Stephen King Short story. A
young physician and his wife find them·
setvn In • Mldweat.,n town where young-
sters have murc:Jer9d the adulla and •teb-
lished a strange rellglous cult. 'R' '( 1 hf
33mln) •
-TWncla'Y c:o..t •
.. ""Welk-Proud" ( 1978. Orama) AObby
Benson. Sarah Holcomb ( 1 hr . 38 min )
(Sl "Girls 0 1 ~ WMe Orci'ltd" ( 1983.
Orama) Ann J1lllan ~niter Jason-Letgh
1 "' • 40 min ) .. "The NA~Pd F'ace" (1984 Orama)
lloyer MOO'e ROd Steiger ( 1 hr . 43
min) •CPJ "Bedelia" ( 1947, Mystery) Margaret
LOGkwOOd. Ian Hunter (2 hrs ) -ct) "The 39 Steps'' (1935. Suspense)
Robert Dooar. Madeleine Carroll ( 1 h1 .
27 min)
"Raldefs Of The Lost Ark" ( 1981. Ad·
venture) Harrison Ford Karen Allen ( 1
hr 55 mtn)
$ ·vour Chea1m Heart" ( 196A. Blogre-
pt1y 1 George Hamilton, Susan Otrver 11
h1 39 nun) -llll "Port Afrlque" ( 1956. Adventure)
Pier Angell. Phil Carey (2 hrs )
tl9(l) "The Westerner" ( 1940. Western)
Gary Cooper, Waller Brennan ( I hr . 40
min) e "Spitfire" ( t942, Suspense) Leslie
Howard Oa\lld Niven (2 hrs )
tt:tl(C) "My Favorite Year" ( 1982. COmedy)
Peter O'TOOle Mark Linn-Baker (1 hr.
35mm)
-&1•---11ov1es-
... "Strange Lady In Town" (1955.
Westetn) Greer Garson. Dana Andrews
_.{lhrs.) CJD "Cracke<s" ( 1984. Comedy) Donald
Sutherland, Jack Warden. ( 1 hr .. 32 min.)
~ "Testament" (1983. Drama) Jane Al·
uandef, Wflllam Devane. ( 1 hr • 29 min )
1t1 e "Olarnon<D .And Crime" ( 1943. Com-
edy) Dennis O'Keete. Martha Scott. (1
ht,30mm)
"Another Country' ( 198-4. Orama)
Rupett Everett. Coltn Arth. (1 hr • 30
min)
·Cousin Cou&1ne" ( 1975, Comedy)
Morie-Christine Barraul1. Vk:1or Lanoux
1.!.hr . 36 min) •CKJ "Mick• & Maude" ( 1984, ComedY)
Ovdley Moore. Amy Irving (I hr . S8
min)
"Gifts Of The While Orchid" ( 1983,
Dramal Ann Jillian Jeon1fer Jason-Leigh
1 hr. 40 min )
t11 "Trenchcoat" (1983. Comedy) Mar·
QQ_t Kidder. Robetl Hays ( 1 hr . 31 min.)
Ml(.JJ "A Passage To India" (198-4. Orama)
Judy Davis. Victor Bane<jN. (2 hrs . 43
min)
• "Seven Ma11n1licent Oladlatora"
( 1983. AdYenfl.lfe) Lou Femgno, Sybil
OanO!!IQ ( 1 hr . 23 mll"I )
"TM Return 01 The King" ( 1980.
Fantasy) Anlmeted VoiceS of Orton
Be•n. John Huston ( 1 hf .. 37 min) •CB> ''M•rtln'a Day" (1984, Orama) Rich-
ard H•rris. Lindsay Wegner. ( t hr .. 38
min) CD ''T~hcoet" ( 1993. ComedY) MM·
t Kld<ler, Robeft Heys (t hi. • : 3li min ) "Nilol<a" ( 1 i53, Orama) Mef'llyn
Morwoe. JQllPh Cotten. (2 hrs.) •a> "Monte Wlfsh" (1970, Western) Lee
M•Mn, )Mnne Moteeu (2 hrs.) •cm "Brllnttorm" ( 1983. Sdenee-FlctlOn) Ct'mtoPhtr Weikert Natelit Wood. (I hr ..
48mtr1 )
.u:l-"Gl'f: __ _
.... Q ,_.,.c•• ... ,.,.... ......... .... ...nma•• •11:U1C•-· CGUm IAlllnMA. Nor1h Carolina
State at Maryland (~iYe) (Subject to
blao= (2 Hts ) (I) "Romantic Comedy" ( t983,
Romance) Dudley Moore. Mary Steenl>Uf·
gen While av0id1ng the entanglement ol
romance. two seemingly mismatched
ptaywughts endUre a ninct-year par1ner·
Ship which prOdUCeS a string ol Broadway
Ms 'PG' ( t hr . 43 min ) C%l .,.. "The Paradine Case" ( 1948.
Mystery) Gregory Peck. Ann TOdd A
lawyer tails 1n love with a woman accused
of murdering her husband (2 hrs , 5
mm.)
• MOTllAT I 11mm ...... ..
100 Clam NI C1Cm'01't' .,,.,
..aa1..-maa ... .. ,,, ....
"'"11911AIC tW lmTTA .,. Cll ..
aJ .,.,.-w' lal9ff Interview
with Kurt Russell.
I TAJI = :"'..i. A psychic to oelebfttlea,
how a compute<-<:on1rolled walking suit
helped a g:ratged woman LMcal•llOI .. ,_iaca•Mn' .. ,,,,.nm ........ ..... Lm .........
-M 191. Hos1s. Len DeWIOO,
Nick Buooicontl ( 1 hr.) CD .. "Rope" (1948. Suspense)
James Stewart, Farley Granger Oirec1ed
by Alfred Hitchcock. Based on the Leo-
pold-Loeb murder case. Two college llu-
dents murdef a friend for the thrii of It.
and then celebrate the deed by hoetlng a
party lor the llictlm's friends and telatlves
'PG' J 1 hr., 20 min.)
(l) •••••n ... .,.al) .. "Cal Ballou" (1965. Comedy)
Jane Fonda. Lee Marvin. A cattle rustler.
an old drunk and a pretty young
schoOfteacher bend together to hotd up a
tram. (2 tn.) 19. t • 1'9 Taia Fea1ured: L A '1 belt·
known residents take you to their fhorlte
unknown=· ti:~=··· ftl • LA FMtUfed' a villt to Sp91n
inCludea vleftl IO ca• a Medrtd Ilea market. crattsrnen of TOledO Ind c:.-
tleS of SegcMe. U.AfUlm =·OIA&Rllm ..... ..... _ ,_ .... _..
W II i .-n 8"""1 P'--9'*--•-~ • ~ ..,,.. )'09Uft Ml'°9 ~r.:.:.1nc~ Cc*e' ..
tun "'No ...... Alqa.nd" plul ""*'d-
ltw-4ICll• ...... ...
fi:.,_UllTAMSTA -----
.. 9 (I) ., • ., PJ. Higgins Is relieved or
hiS duties as administrator of Robtn Mas
ters· estate ( 1 hr ) 8 e COll't IMOW Clair Chtt and the
childfen plan a gala 49th·ann•versary par
ty lor Grandpa and Grandma Huxteblt
~a~man, Clarice Taylor) lAJ Q
• "Tell Them Weihe ~oy Is Here'
( 1969. Orama) Robert Redford. Katha
nne Ross An American Indian struggfe.
10 find and maintain h•s own. •denttty wtl1I.,
~~in a white man's world (2 hrs ) • <!.1J .,. "Grease 2" I 1982 Mus•
cal) Maxwell Caulheld Michelle Pfe1Hei
An Enghsh student at a 1960s Ame11ca•
high school nas to prove himself to lht>
leader ol a girls' gang whose memberc;
can~~easers Q 12hrs I ~--•~n I':. "Valdez Is Coming·· ( 197 1
Western) Burt Lancaster Susan Clark
The murderer of an innocent black man
runs into trouble when he anempts 10 re-
pay the man's widow by taking up a col·
lec11on (2 hrs_) e k.-r IMTM (Premiere) An exam1-
nation of how the plate tectonics theory ~
account6 tor the creation and movement
of the continents and oceans and the d&-
velopmenr of earlhquakes ana volcanoes
ii~ nt1 LORD II Wfilan "Agatna Christie's Miss
Marple· The Moving Finger" MISS Marple
lnves11ga1es after several residents of a
qutet village receive poison-pen 1e11ers. 1n-
clud1ng a supposed suicide v1ct1m (Perl I
of 2) Q (I hr )
CC)_. "Unhl September' ( 198-4, Dre·
ma) Karen Allen. Thierry Lherm1tte
Stranded 1n Pens af1er betng separated
from her tour group. an Amettean woman
meets and falls In love with a married
banker. 'R' 0( 1 hr 35 rnln l
Cl)SEU• CID .. "Raiders Of The Lost Ark'
( 198 t Adllenture) Hamson Ford, Karen
Allen In 1936. a gtot>e-tro111ng archeolo-
g1s1-aavenrurer races Nazi evildoers for a
legendary rehg1ous ar111ac1 of enOl'mous
power. narrowly escaping dozens of death
~sen route 'PG' Q ( 1 hr 55 ni1n ) ... C1J•••~C1.-ct ..
.,. "Testament" ( 1983. Orama)
Jane Ale)lander. Wilham Ot>vene The alt
ermath ot nuclear holocaust • from not
knowing who launched the attack or wtiy.
fo the horrOfs of slow death by radiation
pocsornng -and 11s effects Ot'I a northern
Calllom1& family 'PG O I 1 hr 29 min ) CZ> ... "Once Upoo A Time In Amefi· ca" ( 1984. Or11ma) Robert De Niro.
James Woods Sergio l eOfle's portrait of
the friendships. loyalties ond betrayals of J
a small group of Jewish gangsters In the
t920s ttnd ·30s 'R' 13 l'lrs •6 min) .... -... e Nial lWI Skippy reruses to ac-
e.pt the r.ct lhet Mtll<>fy S ITT IOve with
\UIC ....... . . ., .... ..... ,. INlct!ftc~-
-••eev.tty Hilla Cop" ( t984. Ora-
ma) Eddie ~ Ju0ge Retnhdd A
fut·talklO(iJ cop rtlll9 hi;. t frlllnd's
kk trom the aley9 ot Oetrou •o the posn ! ...
~. Januwy 19, 198.8 23 ...
gallenes of Beverty Hills. 'A' ( 1 hr . 45 --~~~~~ ..... .....-~~~--~~-(l)~--
fl}-1 I If& & M ._. Mlllll
Having rehearsed lhelr act for an amateur
contest, Ralph and Ed challenge Allee and (!)1 ~-~ •• ~. -.. ())-·-• ~Diane and Sam attempt to see Fra.slef through his latft1 cnsis of con-
fidence and regaln his status in the psy· ~ofesslon I ._ .. The longest Yard" ( 1974.
Comedy) Bun Reynolds: Eddie Albert A
former pro quar18f'back doing time In a
Southern prison Is given the )ob coaching a gtoup 01 convicts for a no-holds-barred
footbaH game against the guards. (2 hrs .
30 min.)
•• ••tW~1 .. a-t1 "Agatha Christie's Miss
Marple: The Moving Anger" Miss Marple
investigates atter several residents of a
quiet VIiiage receive polton-pen leltef'S, In-
cluding a supposed suicide victim. (Part 1 of2~;.;;Ju. I .,,. ~• wm "B1ea1< House"
Rlchard Is obNued with the Jarndyce
case despite his marriage to Ada; Lady
Dedlock villlts hef !over's grave; a verdict
Is retur;:.:•rt 8 ol 8J Q ( 1 hr.) (() Ill 1' 111 rt Highlights of the
'73 Miami Dolphins. I".,,. 1111.Ur 0. M .. wmt mmY _.
• .. "Gambit" (1966, Suspense)
Shirley Maclaine, MIChael Caine A
glamorous girl and an Englfth oon man
plot to steal a valuable scurpture (2 hrs.,
15 min.) •• e mfr CCMIT A btza11e tum ot event• finds Christi,,. (Markle Post) com-
~ to defend the man who mugged
Cl)._ "The Unforgiven" (1960. West·
em) Audrey Hepburn, Burl Lancaster A
J)lontef family atrUQO!eS against the hostile
l<Jowa Indians, Who claim that the
pioneert' adopted daughter Is a member
of their tribe. (2 hrs .• 30 min.) (I) Ill ,.. JP RI Highlights of the
'7 4 Pltttt>urap S1eeters. C1>n-.w
-· ()) DOTI ~ Police close the case oo Joshua's death, Greg sets the
ptice lor getting the planning commission
job for Abby; Olivia &a'tesdrops on an Im·
~ant pf'l?1e cell. Q ( 1 hr.)
• • ml. ~ ..... Furlllo'a 11>-
proeched by • OOlltlcal image maker Who hlla plans for him, alter pasgjng out In a
t>e&emenl, Hunter Imagines he'a a prison·
tr on a Aulllen trtlghter. ( 1 hr.) ll'r,. Sche<tuled· Tom Jarrlef 1e-
por11 on a Connecticut woman ~ IUed
the Police for falllng to protect her Q ( t
lhr.)='-------.... J._
.. "Another Coun1ry" ( 1~. Ora·
me) Auptft E"'91ttt, Colin Firth. While OI•
tensibly working tor the 8'ttllh goYern·
ment et a t>Oerding echOOI. two men ect
aa ~lot lhe Soviet Unk>n In the 19309
'PO~. 30mlrl.) ~--=-""'"' Rlrt foot· toe ot Elvlt,perlotming w1ttt a trMll group
of mulic4an frlendl ~ hie wtwmth end
magic .. he ..,. -'Y hits ""' Include "HeertbrNk Hoelf,"
24 Su~y. J8"UW)' 18, 198e
ITrix~hern. Q
.. __ ,_. I ----... _,
._ "Johnny ~ouSly" ( 1984.
Comedy) Michael Keaton. 9oe Piscopo
In the 1930s. an honest. aood-heaned
man Is forced to turn to a Hfe ol crime to
finance hla neurotic mother's skyrockellng
•
billS. 'PG-13' (1 hr., 30 min.) II 17 ... ,,. W&&~we ...
~m.1.91
C.-W,_DOWl-The
Australian impact on the fllm Industry is
examined through Interviews with Dustin
Hottman. Mel Gib&on. Liv Ullmann and di-
rector Sydney Pollack; includea a discu9-
Si0n of the films ''Breaker Morant," "The
Year of living Dangerously" and mor. ( 1
lhr,) l«f Lim.Ina
•11111-.r ~I & Maude" (198',Com·
edy) Dudley Moore, Amy Irving. Despite
tbe tact that he's already married to a ca·
reer·m1nded attorney. a televlslon person-
ality falls In love wi1h a concert musician
and decides that two wives are better
than one 'PG·13'0 (1hr.,58mln.)
(!) u.ma "' .......... ,_
Featured· a visit to lxtapa oo the Mexican
Riviera; formei "Ab" star Vic Taybeck,
a tour or Martha's Vineyard, Nantucke1 Is-
land and Newport, A.I. ( 1 hr )
()) .. '"The Dead Zone" (1983.
Suspense) ChrtStophef Walken, Brooke
Adams. Alter coming out of a coma, a shy
&ehoolleacher has the power to foresee
end change catastrophic events. 'A' Q ( 1
hr., 42 min)
•mtruu.8" tW(!l)._ "The Naked Maja" (1959, Ora·
ma) Ava Gardner, Anthony Franciosa
The love attalr between the Duchess ot
Alba and Francisco Goya Is 1mmortaltzed
1n his painting of her 1n the nude (2 hrs .
25 min)
tW • ()) ~ lllAT G'ambone tries to cope
with petsonal guilt and a hlgh-pr918Ure In·
ternal Attaits lnvestlgetloo after shooting
an apparently unarmed youth (A) ( I hr .
10mln.) • e 1.-rr Hoar: JOhnny Carson
§Cheduled· tennts player Vljay Amntraj, comedi= $handling ( 1 hf ) £~--...um .. a1_1,..rvc• ._.&9
Clmutll--1..9 ... ,....,. -IM.&m tW .. "The Ambel&edor" (1964,
atne) Robert Ml1ohum. Elltn Burtfyn
An American ambasudor empfoya
uno<thodox methodt and NckdOOt dlOlo-
macy to mediltt the lttMll-Paltstl/\lan
-0~·1. ~··-=In.) I ... .,.,.. __ ...,. ___ .... _.,,
LM,7 CMlnU
~ ....... _...._ IY
._ "Moments Ot LO'te" (No Date
AdultlJ I hr., 30 mtn )
Cl) IWIC• CZ>._ "Naughty Wtves" ( 1974, Corr
edy) Brendon Price, Jacquehne Logan 1
young man lrom the country finds that h1
Job 8S 8 door·to-dOOr salesman In Loodo
has some unexpected bonuses 'A' ( 1 hr 20mln~
m1 I: U11 W wmt DA• Lit I WU
From October 1984· actors John Can<1
and Kate Capshaw, comedian A. Whitne
BrMT~~hr ) l ,_,_o .. .., ... l.:u•n TW 1n1erv1ew w11
Kurt Russell.
• • I -A young gcrl IS stigmE
llzed tor being a tomboy 1n this nostalg•
1006< 81 growing up In small-town Amerle
dUllDg t~ Forties. 1 .... -~ -~ .. Cl) .. "Cry For Me, Biiiy" ( 197~
Western) Clill Potts, Harry Dean Stantor
A lreewtleellng. part·hme gunllohter an
drlf18f' falls In IOve with a runaway India
~ (I hr., 20 min.) -LIJ .,.. "A Nightmare On Elm Street
( 1984, Horror) John Saxon. Rone
Blakely. A gtoup of LA children are te
roriied by a vengeful killer Who can lnvad
thelt dreams and mateoalize when the
awake, 'A' ( 1 hr .. 31 min ) -1--t:tfTu.u ._ "The 300 Spartans" ( 196;
Adventu1e) Richard Egan. Ralph Rictiarc son. As Persia's mighty army advance:
300 Sp81tan soldiers guard the peas f
Thermopylae (2 hrs , ?O min.) C!l ._ "Chubesco" 11968. Orama
Richard Egan. Christopher Jones. A yout
resol\198 some •Mer conllicts when h l'oln~na f1snlng lleet (2 hrs., 30 min ) _. ....
CllUmt CW• TMI CM IB • COU.. IAmTMU. Clemson 1 South Carolina (R) (2 hrs )
® -M ilPl Hosts Len Oawso1 Nici< Buonic0<111 ( 1 hr I Cl>IWIN
t:tl CC) .. "Over The Brooldyn Bridge
( 1984, Romance) EHIOll Gould. Marga1.
Hemingway A. man who dreams of owr
Ing a posh 1estau1ant in Manhattan mu:
marry a woman he doesn't love so that I'
oan receive the linanclal support neec1e
W 10 s~he business 'A' ( 1 hr • •6 min ) 1 .. "Gunfight At Comanche CrMt< ( f963, Western) Audie Murphy Co4lee
Miiier A dei.ctlve Infiltrates a ga~ of ou
laws lor the~r of e11.PQSfng th91r nc
ilout leedef 2 hrs.) -M.L•_, .. , ..... ~
.. "Chained Hear (1983 Ori ma) Linde Blair, John Vernon Whli9..,,
Ing a sentence In a Ceutornla penlttntlar
• young women Is e•P<>*ed to v1o1tnc
and har8-Mnt from both lnmatte ar ~lltta. 'A' { t hr , 35 min )
.. "A P to lndla" 198-
ame) Judy Oa~1e1or Bar.er~ o.
Yid Lean't adaptation or E.M. 'enter
novel In 19208 tndia. • llgt\IMatng excu
alOn tor two fngllthwomen anc1 their inc
an comp. nU>n endl In a tregedy IN
ltt'ltt to eJCacert>ate the condlttot1I ,
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l&'t TW Guests Asniey Ricn
Jeni. Dom lmwa. The Legenoary W1d.
MarQ111et Smith. (Al e.,.. "Jef1ny" ( 1970 O!ama) MarlO
Thomas, Alan Alda A p1egnan1 g11t ana a
dralt·dodgef f0tm a marriage of conven
•ence. (2 nrs ) @•...-r 00 .,.. "Lassi1e1' ( 1984 Adventure)
Tom Selleck, Jane Seymour A classy
American jewel thief '"' blackmailed by lhe
FBI to steal a IC>ttune 1n Na11 held iewels
pass~ lhrough pre Wotld War fl l onrlon
l'R' Q ':J~ min )
tat LCM--.Y••w••a ----11[ w ...
.,.. "AomAntte Comedy 11983
Roma~) Dudley Moore, Mary Steenbur-
gen While avotd1no the entangtemen1 of
romance. two seemingly mismatched
playwrtghts endure a nine-year partner
ship whlCh produces a s1r1ng of Broadway
hits 'PG' ( 1 hr . 43 min J
1111.W.,.,.' II
-l'riclay
-11ona1ng Movies-
•W ""fhe Executioner's Song" ( 1982
Ofama) Tommy Lee Jones. Rosanna Ar
~elle. (2 hrs . 22 min ) '11~ "The Double Man" ( 1967, Suspense)
Yul Brynne<. Britt El<tand ( t hr • 45 min )
19 (fl) "Virgin Island" ( 1959, Adventure)
John Cassavetes. Virg1n1a Maskell (2
hrs) 19 (I) "Yentl" ( 1983 Musical) BarbrB
Srrelsand, Mandy P11Mk1n (2 hrs 14
min)
•CC) "Leove 'Em l •1ughmg' ( t98 t Or.l
ma) M~ey Rooney. Anne Jack&an 11
hr . 40 min J . (8) "Let's Spend The Night Together
( 1982, Documentary> The Rolling
Stones. ( 1 hr . 30 min ) ..
.. "~lame Of The Barbary Coasr
( 1945, Adventure) John Wa yne. Ann
Ovor•k (2 hrs) CJ) "The Magnificent Amt>erSOOS' ( 1942
Diama) JoMph Collen. Anne Baxl8f ( 1
hr . 28 min) -CC> "Sheena" (1984. Adventure) Tonya
Robena, Ted Wass. (I ht . S7 min )
"Ootden Arrow" ( 1936. C-OmedY)
Btt1a Devil, George Brent ( 1 hr . 8 min )
-Ill) "The Iron Glove" ( 195', AdVenture)
Aobon Staci<, Ursola Thiest ( 1 hr , 30
!!!!'·) -(If) "Bredy'• Eacape" ( 191M, Adventure)
~_Qhn Sav •• Kelly Reno ( 1 tu . 36 min )
fW{I} "La Bal" ( 1982, Ofama) ( 1 h1 . 52
min )
ldenttty Unknown" ( 1945. Orama)
d Arlen, Chefyl Wall<er (2 hrs J
tW Kina Olvld" ( i985. OrtU"8) Rl«lard , EdWetd WO<>dW•d ( 1 hr . 54 min l -.............. -
-· -'~Women le o.nowoue" (1952. Oiwne) •JcM Ctawfofd. Dannll Morgan
• 8t .,_ "The Human Comedy" ( 19'3.
Diama) Mic~ Roooe)'...James CralQ-An
a ptallOtl or William Saroyan's portrait ol
a small town Cat1l0tnia family during
Woila War II. 1n which the eldest son goes
to war and his youoger bfother lal<es
charge 01 supponing the ramify (2 hrs . i Sr~'=-·-'f.,. "Choose Me" (1 984, Comedy)
Genevieve Butotd. Keith C&rradine. The
lives of a bar owner, a radio sex therapist
ano a scheming womanizer collide. setting
off a barrage ot emotional firew0tl<s 'A'
~hr . 46 mM.lo.r at1 ~:1:'·H1story Of The World -~rt I"
( 1981 Comedy) Mel Brool<s. Madeline
Kahn Man's 111us1nous history -from
Neanderthal cavemen to the Spanish 1n-
qu1s1t1on is e1tam1nec1 'R' ( 1 hr . 33
m1n1 • G .,_ 'Calvary Scout" ( 1951 ) ( 1
.UT •a COM'Ta l"'f,=_
.. .,_ "Maria's Lovers" ( 1984. Ofa-
Qhrs) ctJ "Romantic Comedy" ( 1983. Ro-
mance) Dudley Moore, Mary Sreenbur·
~ ( 1 nr 43 min ) .
ltt] "Murrow" ( 1985. O!ama) Dante! J
Travanti, Dabney Coleman ( 1 hr . 40
m1n) We "Dinner Al The Ritz" ( 1937. Mys·
1ery) Annabella. David Niven ( 1 hr . 30
min)
Cl) "Raiders Ot The Lost Ark'' ( 1981, Ad·
venture) Harrison Ford. Karen Allen ( 1
hr. 55 min) ta Cl) "Yentl" ( 1983 MuS1Cal) Barbr~
S1re1~nd Mandy Pa11nkin (2 hrs . 14
min)
•ct) "F 1 ST ( 1978. Drama) Sytves1er
Stallone. Peter Boyle (2 hrs . 25 min J CID "2010" 11984. Science Fiction) Roy
Scheider. John L1thgow ( 1 hr .. 5-4 min )
•Cl) "M" ( 1930. Suspense) Peter Lorre.
Ellen Widmann ( I hr . 39 min )
•(J) "Midnight Cowboy" ( 1969. Orama)
Oushn Hollman. Jon Voight (2 hrs )
Ct) "Leave 'Em Laughing" (1981, Ora-
ma) Mickey Rooney. Anne Jackson ( 1
hr 40 min)
· "Umco In The laland 01 Magic"
( 1984, Fantasy) Animated. ( 1 hr . 39
min)
(l) "Let's Mal<e Love" (1960. Comedy)
Manlvn Monroe. Yves Montand. (2 hrs ) •CJ> ''Zella" ( t983. Comedy) Woody Al-
len. Mia F'"arrow. (I hr . 24 min.) _......_ ___ _
• IAr.T • ... LMfia •1 ilJ mf!'lf 111111•• ==i.-MWIRlll I 1111 .... .. --
ma) Nasrassia Kinskl, John Savage. Her
war ·5Carred bl ist>an<fs. M!OllOnal illabillty
10 consummate their marriage drl'leS •
young woman into a se'1es ot atfalrs wtttl
other men 'A' ( 1 hr .• 48 min l
-~Willi .,... •• 1111-· .,_
4tll llOftl "The Alphabet Murders"
( 1966, Mystery) Tony AandaN, Anita Ek·
berg Master sleulh Hercule P<>trot investi-
gates a series of murders seemingly llnked
lo the alphabet ( 1 hr , 25 min ) ·1:-::-" ..... IUna&llP
llOftl "Rumble Fish" ( t983, O!ama)
Matt Dillon. Mickey Rourke In a 1950s ur·
ban environment. a young tough looks up
10 his older b<other. an aging biller. white
struggling to hna hlS own place 1n the
world 'A' < t hr .. 34 min )
•@ IUfflfmal
.. (C) .,.. "My Favorite Vear" ( 1982.
Comedy) Peter O'Toole, Mark Unn-
Baker An alcoholtc ex-maliOM ldOI has
trouble coPtno with the pressures of a live
TV perlormance dunng televlllon's gOlden
age. 'PG ( 1 hr . 35 min.) l
l tm UCILMCI ~ ...
TOP ... -John Meelctns (9-0-
1, 8 KOs) 11$. Ramon Santana (16-3. 11
KOs) 1n a 1unt0r welterweight bout sched·
uled tor 10 rounds live trom Atlantic City.
N.J (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
(8) ... "Savannah Smiles" ( 1982. Ad·
venture) Mark Miller DonOllan Scott. A
runaway rich girl tags along with a pair of
bumbling fugitive criminals 'PG' ( 1 hr •
45 ~ (I) ,_FM Filled with hoslillly end
hurt. a young girl must cope with her
twin's death and the arrival of her newly
adopted bfOther
1 lln' mT / llOTUm --=-·~ ...... LRTm ;;;;; .. ccm.T ••19¥ !MC!P /1-&221• -. ... ). ........... _.
-"The Clown" (1953. Orama) Red $kel1on. T1m Considine An 11-yeer-
old boy tr'ISplres his has-been comedian
father 10 IOCCeed lo a linal cnanoe tot •
comebeck. ( 1 hr . 32 min )
-1=-~ a ..,.,_ ..-1nterv1ew
wtth Jim BetusN
I TAll :::eir-Parent .. to-be oommu-
n~e,~==-· con> ........ .,..amfl·••
Sunday, Januery 19, 19M 25
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f .
~
1 ........ mz II__,
.. "The Double Man" (1967.
Suspense) Yul Brynner, Britt Ekland. A
CIA agent. lrnl96hga1mg his son's death In
a 61c1ing aCCldent, discovefs foreign op«a·
trves plotllng to replace him wtttl a loc*a-
hke (1 hr , i 5 min.) CC .,. "Night Of The Comet" ( 1984.
ScieOCe Fiction) Carhe<ine Mary Stewatt.
Kelli Maroney A comet smuheS Into
Earth. leavmg glObal deVastatlon and the
hope fOf humanity In the hands of two vaU-
anl Valleyglr1$. 'PG· 13' ( t IV .. 35 min.)
(l)ll .. , ...
(%) .,. "The Long Good Friday"
( 1980, Orama) Bob Hoskins, Helen Mir·
ren A London gangster fights to keep his
~piing empire together. 'R' ( 1 hr .• 45
,.af~·-Ale-,. 8 Ul9l.Mt TO 1MI .._ IOa A 1oo4<
at the two conference champiooS who will
compete 1n Super Bowt XX on Jan. 26 In
New Orleans. Also, highlights of the AFC
and NFC championship games and Inter·
views with 'coaches and players. Hoeted
IOick Vermeil and Tom Br()()l(shler. .... ~
Wll&ftlW'Jllll .. _ ... -~...,
Jann Carl hosts this report on adoption
whtch includes the reunion of a young
woman and her natural mother: a visit 10
Fantasy AdOphon FteSla and a ditct.ion
of "open adoption," wtwe natu--al and •m.'1r'JM:: participate. iJ mA IAm'l'IM.l. Los Angeles Lakers
at Los Angeles Clippers (Live) (2 hrs . 30
minJ......co.'r ....... ......... ........... _,,, .,,..., ••••oa-• ... Q -llcml,_IMITA MITA 19 ~~,_.fUY
-(l)tw..-r .. • HI t'tu.etul From the EP·
COT Center at Otsney WOfld In Orlando. Fla · hOst John Riller Is joined by guests
Including Laura Branigan and Simon Le-
Bort as they take a lighthearted look at the
mysteries of Ille In the ocean deptha. ( 1
ht.)
... "The Hot Rock" ( 1970. Adven-
ture) Rawl Redford. Geofge Segal. Four
would·be thieves at1ernp1 10 etMI Iha
same diamond tour lime&. (2 tvt.) e O Z&IW Websler atlempta lo help GeOt.gr.w~"lng )ob. Q i = "The 1.att Day" ( 1975. Weal·
etn) Richard Widmark. Rot>en Conted.
Thi Vlllaincut Didion gang is oppc)99d by
a retired gunman who tlk" up arms to
Ou;,r.; j2 ""i ... Q
..... Im wu.t'lmf-··w., and GatMt''
Wolfgeng H. Otmltch. The Fnt
Bc:x.ton Corporall()(I vtoe prtlident. ® .. '1'he °"mp' (1979, Orama)
JOI\ Volgt'ft, Fa~ OuNlwly. A divotoed
eJC•prlttf\ghler atttmPtt • comebeck to
retain cuatody Of hla young eon. 'PG' (2
hfl cf 1.1·~_.,cu,_.
.-anMm•TML ........
26 Sund8y, Jen'*Y 19, 1811
... "Johnny AWIHUd" Martin 8to1
portrays the tegeodety w.ndlf• who left
a comfortable lff9 In New England and er.
ated a legacy of apple orehatdL Q ( 1
hi.)
1 .... --0 ---George and Beft•edef• meke a pact to glll9 up lhelf
vices; Heather's new boyfriend la anract·
ed to ManN~_Q_
i
_, ___ ...
P&mlFL& ' WU.....,_ ··war and Games''
Guest: Woltg9ng H. Oemltch. The Flfst
Boaton eotp«ailon vice pretldent. ••ai -·-..-n ··s.a .. mento Dateline -An Interview With State
School ·=endent 8111 Honig" l=-ar:.
•'1 r -~ ...... • i =i.. Michael a.nd Kin at·
tempt to stop a master lllualol*t who's
suspected of mufder before he gets to his
next Vletlm.{ 1 hr.} • 0 .. W •111----Arnold be-
comes jealous when Sam turns to WW.
for anentlon. Q ·-----From the Bev· arty Hilton Hotel In Los Angela the 43rd
annual awards ceremony honoring the
year's best In motion pictur• and telelll-
slon. Categories Include beat motion pie·
ture. best t~ --. belt actor and
actress (motion plctur• and 1e6evtllon) •
be5t dilector and best foreign flm.. Ho9ta:
Charlton Heaton and Donna Miit. (2 hr'a.)
emaTS& DIMI• "Llw from Lin-
coln Cenl8f: The Chamber Muelc Soctetr,
With Irene Worth Ind Horacio Gutlen'tz .
Pianist Horacio Gutierrez la among the
artists performing works by Saint-Seana .
Beethoven. Salle and Brahms. Actr ..
Irene Worth narrates. (2 hrt.)
1 ........ .-w.
... "Angel" (1~. Orama) Cliff
Gorman, Susan TyrreM. An lntefMoer!t atu·
dent turns to prostitution so that she can
P,!Y the tuition at an exclusive high echoot
R·~.~ln.) ~ _. "Reckless" ( 1~. Drama) Al-
dan Quirin, Daryl Hannah. Conflict• erlee
when a troubled teen·aged biker. alieoat·
ed from 1'111 alehollc father and an outcast
from society. becomea lnvot\ll9d wt1tl a
young womao from 1 1tralahtteced, mkJ..
die cIMa family. 'R' ( 1 hi .. 30 m . > ~=-~ 0.Vld" (1985. Orama) ~d Gere. £'dward Woodwetd. A MQ1
of the trlala and trtbuletlone of the wenb
David who emerges • the MCond king of ~. 'PG·13' Q (1 tw .. ~ m .)
CZ) .. ''The Amballador" ( 1984.
Oramt) Robert Mitchum. Den Burttyn.
An American amba ... dor employa
unorthodox methods and bllctcdoof dlplo-
mecy 10 medlll• the ,.,....Palletlnlen 1°''1i~J~11=--...
.. • ..... When Car1 ...... a
atray dog. he starts a chain reaction ttwt
leedl to a protected atatua for the cltf• ~arWT!M.Q (!) .. "Oeciillon ~ Dawn"
( 1952. Orama) Rklhatd 8111Nrt, Gery
Men'll. OUflng WOf'ld Wt1 ._ a Nut POW
returns 10 hla ~ country • en Amttl-an IC)Y, (2 tn .. 30 IM\.)
<aJ _, • -Women'• ae.tom
from Bed Gasteln. Austria (A) ( 1 hr I -1-1MCll -Cl) NI.cam c:mf Angela runs ran1 pant as she causes friction between Mehs·
sa and Cote. attempts to get rid or
ii and has Chase's wine stupment
ed. 0 (1 hi.)
..... An anonymous ptlOfle
callet gives Crocitett and Tubbs a valuable
clue to the murderer of a prominent attOf·
nay but the informant may have ullerior
motives. (1 IY.) 111.a.-= Colt becomes Involved In
a dangeroua mission to rescue a friend
from • Cambodian pnson camp O ( 1
l
hl.) __ __
..C U. MOUi "A Midsummer
Night's Dream" (Premiere) Shake·
speare's magical tale of kwers' quarrels.
enohanted pranks and happy endings
stars P.eter McEnerJ as Oberon. Helen
Mlrren as Titania and Brian Glover as Bor-
tom. Watter Matthau hoets (Part 1 or 2)
IS.)
WAii -m-..&Y~ All Inside look al Iha making of the
versatile performer's latest album that tea·
tUl'es Broedway songs Including "Putting
It Together" from "Stinday 1n Ille Park
with George" and "Somewhere" from "W=~'(tl'lf) -.. •11 IYIJllG• A I -.. , ... -.... D .... '11) E In .. = lb&t:m. -_. ...
• m IW Hacker surprisingry finds
an Illy In APP6eby when his job as M inister,
of Admln•fratlve Affairs Is threatened
l ..a.M-" •I Illl90SlT
.. "Sex Games Of The Very Rich"
( 1983, AU) Heathet Deeley. Chris CM· ~~+=·)
(I ... "2010" (1964, Science FIC·
lion) Roy Scheider. Jotln Ulho<>w Oe-
8')1te volatile pofitlcal lensiooa, U.S and
AuMlen 8cientlsts launch a follow-up
tpeee mle8lon to invest~te the fate 'of a ~ voy11ge 10 Jupiter. PG' o ( 1 hi . 54 (IJ"'-"Adventures Of Rick Quick. Prl·
vale Dick" (No O.te. AdUlt) ( 1 ht • 30
min.) C!>••·--.... Cl) -"Into the Night" ( 1984, Or• ma) J.n Goldt>Mn. MJCnellt Pfeiffer. A
bor9d ~ etlgill4Ntf recelvea tome
unltwtltd eJCctternent wtien he b9comea
lrwoMd .tth an lfrealallble gem lmUggltr 'R' Q { 1 hr., 66 rnln.) CZ> .. "The World la Full Of M•rrled
Men" ( 1980, Orama) Tony Franciosa
CerrOll Baker. A married advtrtltlng exec:
utf\le his an atfalf with an ambltlout mod· ... ·~~.) tW!Jf· -"The People V Jee rlt • (1981, Orama) E:lltn ~.ty~
Mertln a.em. Baled on l=lntcr ta of the tti.i of the prMlte IClhOol ,,... "
eotWlct*2 ol murdering her ~ "Scett•
dlll Diet" authef Horman Tam0wer (2 hf•. 40 mltl.) • e e ,_, Hosr JoMnv Cet10n
S<:lleduled. CO(TllC actor Harvey Korman
1 ht.) -ccuu 1::-.n.-
"*"' ..........
~1-.r .... ............ ...... _,uu.m tW _,'lllCll -TM.a,_,..,__ A theatrtCal
director (Carolyn Seymour) and several
of her colleagues find themselves trapped
1na~~=-~edream I TICTACDGU91
~--.... "Aoflerball'' ( t975. Science-
Flctlon) James Caan, John Houseman. In
a rigidly controlled society of the future.
the superstar of the number-one sport
challenges the estabhshed order by refus-
~ to retire from the game (2 hrs.)
• MTll cm lmTI (Seasoo Premiere)
Gary Moms performs "Draggln' the Lake
tor the Moon." "Anything Goes" and
"Why Lady Why" SyMa Sings "Cry Jus1
a u=._01:.e:~r and "Nobody .. ( 1 hr ) lamau
•ICY
•OL.19 -..,. "The Blues Brot~" ( 1980.
Comedy) JOOn Beluahl. Dan Aykroyd
Two blues singers must contend with lhe
Chicago pol~. the CIA, neo-Nazis end
the U.S. Army to put rogethe< a benefit
Conoet1 to r•IM money tor their orphan·
-11'frv:3.r~ ,_,_o
.... "The Hiiis Heve Eyes" ( 1978.
Horror) Susan Lanier, Mertln Speer A
famlly on a camping el(peditlon Is terror·
lzed by e savage group of rlfte.totlng mu·
ltan&a;•:J•~~ ---.a.-Men's Downhth from
Schladm1flg, Aust11a (A) (I hr ) CD ... "Escape From El Oiablo"
( 1983. Adventure) Jimmy McNlchol. Tim·
othy Van Patten When e teeneger is 1m·
Pflaoned In e Mexlean jail for his lnVOlve-
menf tn a brawl, his trlenda deYIM a danng
i n lo free him. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 30 min.) -_,'IMCll W -Mike Tyson ( 15-0, 15 KOs)
vs Phil Brown (26-2·2, 20 KOs) In a
heavyweight tltte ellmlnatlon bout ached·
Uled lOf IC> rounds from At19ntlc City. NJ.
i.!&Ped) (1 hr ) W .,. "Two On A Guillotine" (t965.
HOfror) Dean Jones, Connie Stevens. A
mag1c19n's daUgl'lter Is forced to 11P9f'd a weetc In an Mfle maf'llloo In ordef to attain
her falher'a lnherltenoe (2 hrs .. 30 min.) .........
-lalurclay
•11& ...... =· ··-· am
SD.., __
CH).,_ "Paradise" (1 982. Ofama) Wil-
lie Aames. Phoebe Cates Two teen-agers
come ot age 1n 1823 Baghdad. 'R' ( t hr .
40 min.)
(l)a.PU (l)M__, • ._._..ame ..
.......urY ..:ML The fictitious 25th an-
niversary of "The Garry Shandling Show"
1s celebrated In a parOdy of TV talk shows
that's filled with ctlps of memorable
~ts (1 hr)
l.lJ .,. "The EJcecutionef's Song"
( 1982, Q!_ama) Tommy Lee Jones, Ro-
sanna Arquelle. Norman Mailer's adapts·
tton ol his own bOOk about the fife of con-
victed murderer Gary GllmOfe and his fight
tor e.xec1111on, ullimately carried out 1n
Utah 1n 197~ .. 22 min.)
1::9 8 -.U CGUSnml OF UM -m ~ ~ Guests: Amazing
Jonathan. Rita Rudner. Nancy Redman,
Don lppol110, Chris Rush, Lena Kensbod
~)DAW .... ~ ,_ Mutual Benefit Grand Masters
Championship lrom Fisher 1$Jand, Fla (R)
--~'lllCll -..... .,_ "House On Greenapple Road"
( 1970, Mystery) Chnstophef George,
Janet Leigh Clrcumstantl81 evidence 1m-
phC4tes a man as his wife's murderer (2
hrs.lo.a I .,_ ~egend Of Oeeth Vel1ey"
( 1977. Oocumentlf)') JOl'ln Venner f<*
lows en enoestor's footsteps Into Death
Vall;&r;·~ !.,. "The Old Gun" (1976, Ofame)
Ptllllppe Nolfet. Romy Schneldef. In 1944,
a grief-stricken French surgeon seeks to
avenge the rape and murder of htS wile
and~pP=~ hr .. 44 min,) ~ ... "Mistress Pamela" ( 1973, Ro-
mance) Julian Barnes, Dudley Foster. Vic-
torl8n tngland IS the Inhospitable setting
lor a romance between a servant girl and
her titled employer, 'A' ( 1 hr . 30 min.) 1:11• llO'lll "Double Image" (1970, Ora·
ma) George Hamilton, Barbara Ander·
son. A diplomat t>eoomes 1nv<>Mld with a
woman ~ tries to pass herM« ott as his
dea~tnend (2 hrs., 5 min.)
-· "Count Dracula" ( 1971, Hor· ror) Chtistopher Lee. Herbert Lorn Based
on the Mory by Bram Stoker A vamplfe
must prey upon IMng homene to sustain
his own life ( 1 tw., 45 min}
(I) • .._. Mm.I OF 1W C04Jlll91~-llaA11 If• .
Cl) I lllIT ...
..CC) ... "Reckless" (1984. Orama) Al-
dan Quinn. Oaryt Hannah. Confllcts arl9e
when a troubled teeo-aged blt<er. allenat·
ed from his ~ father and an outcast
lrom society, t>ecomee lnvolYed with a
young woman from a atralQhtleoed, mid·
die 01888 lamllv 'A' !1 hf .. 30 rM\.)
CID ..,. "Happy Birthday To Me" .
( 1980. Horror) Melissa Sue Anderson,
Glenn Fofd As a murdefer begins att11Ck-
1ng her circle of el1hst friends. a prep
school senior womes that She may be the
next VICtim -or pos51bly the klllef 'R' ( 1
hr .. 48'mm )
-_,Tlal -.. _, ..... .... '"1'GUI .... .. .. W UP
LA-'IWPFM&T -----fWIYCA11 .,_ "Joe" ( 1970, Drama) Peter
Boyle. Dennis Patrick. Enraged over his
daughter's involvement 1n the hippie drug
scene. a man enlists the wllhng support ol
a lanallcal barroom bigot 1n bringing the
ii ;'s to their knees. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 47 min ) .. ISCMlW
..,. "The Rosebud Beech Hotel"
( 1984, Comedy) Colleen Camp, Peter
Scolari An ente<Pfis4ng couple puts a run-
dOwn seaside reson on the road to finan-
cial recovery by hmng prostitutes who
~ble as bellhops 'R' ( 1 hr . 27 min.}
M UJ ..,. "Splash" (1984. Comedy)
Tom Hanks, Daryl Hannah. A New Yoo
bachelor w1th0Ut much success at love
tans for a beauuful girl woo literally wutles
up on shore. unaware at llrst that she's
the mermaid he saw as a child 'PG' ( 1
hr .. 51 min:) we llO'lll "A Covenant With Death"
( 1967. Myatety) Geo<ge Maherla. Leuta
Devon. A sympathetic young judge strvo-~ with a puzzling murder C85e ( 1 hr .
I~ ...... .., ...... ,._,..,
• IA1'9AT,._ d llOWll "The Black Windmill" ( 1974,
Suspense) Michael Caine. Donald
Pleaseoce, While on assignment. an agent
finds himself betrayed and his son lcld·
naPPed. ( 1 hr , 40 min I
• ..,. "Home Of The Brave" ( 1949,
Orama) Frank Lovejoy James Edwards.
During World War I . a black GI with a
physical handteap suffers mental torment
at the hands of his white comrades. ( 1
hr , 45mln ) CC>..,. "Porky's" (1 981 Comedy)
Dan Monahan, Mark Herrler In Floflda In
the late 1950s. a gang of tun-loving high
school boyS seeks r8'19nQ9 against the
proprietOf of e local brothel 'R' ( 1 ht .. 35 _mtn._ ___
I:;.=: wcm••m,r -..... .. •Yll "Slayground·' ( 1984,
$u&pen98) Peter Coyote, Mel Smith. The
fllther of e ltttte gin killed cM1ng an •·
mored car robbery hlr" • Udlltlc execu-
tionef to hunt dOWn the men r~
tor her deat'1. 'A' ( l hf . 29 inWl.)
Lc:Miww-•• ....
(!)_.a1•• . ..,..,. ..
Sunday. JtnuarY 19. 198e 27
Ii----~' __ ,_
.a&.IYMM&.ttTM.L , .... la-
.. Johnny Appleseed" Martin Shor1
portray.s the leQendaiy wanderer who left
a comfortable IRe in New England and et•
ated a legacy of apple orcnards Q ( 1
Ci1 ... "The Ambe8udor'' (198'.
Orama) Roben MitchUm. Ben Bufstyn
1 hr .. 30 min.) • mnuu c ........
,_l.CJWI c:amw lmTU ._., , ..
INtMftl Ill ..... .,,
•IMm unu-•,.,.... l&&• ... ew:.
... "AU Of Me" ( 198-4. Comedy)
SteYe Manin. Uly Tomlin. ( 1 hr , 33 min.) -.eu11.-,., ..... -.... 111&nCAT
WliW 1raw11• ••W II 11 ...... ,., • .,, • 11-.r =r .-TIUCI _., ........
... "Evll Under The Sun" ( 1982,
Mysttwy) PetM Ustinov Jane Slrkln. ( 1
hr., 42min. (l)•llll
Cl) ... "Conan The Destroyer" ( 198',
Adventure) Arnold Schwarunegger.
Grace Jones.. J 1 tv . (3 min.) IN,_ftl Ill -~ -!f!!!!•--mn.T..H
--·· ,.., .. ---·-.. nm•ll I &II• --l!UmTUlll ., ,. ...... " ,_ ---.... _ ---·-. ._. ......... .
.1re--: ... ...-w1t•t
... "Hysterical" ( 1983. Comedy)
The Hudson Brothers, Bud Cort ( 1 hr ..
27 min.)
Cl) ... "Ladybug, ladybog" (1963 .
Orama) Nancy Marchand. Jane Connell
1 hr .. 21 min.)
• (1)•1..,.._w-.nm ~ .. " .... ----U.A.T.
... "Ride 'Em Cowboy" (1942.
Comedy) Bud AbboH, Lou Costello. ( 1
lhr .. =~Mmf-,..., .. ,_
.. "Follow The Aeet" ( 1936, Mus
sleal) Fred Astalfa. Ginget Rogers. ( 1 hr., so min.) Cl> a ,.. 0 Ii HigMghta of Los
Angeles ~ YI. Wathlngton Redskins
in Super Bowl XVIII. CD .. "ProfeslOf Wagetaff'a Time Ma·
chine" ( 1983. AdVenture) Michael
;r;=~i-IMY 12·,=··---.-TWWIW . ., .....
.. ,_ ,.,. MUCnC
e .. 9111'1 ' A Featured·
W0tld Of Outlewt National Challenge from
MesQulte, Tex. (1 hr .. 30 min )
Cf) ... "Stampede" (1949, Western)
ROd Ctmeron. Gale Storm (2 hr1.)
l :rr--....... a .... 0 ii Highlights of Mi-
ami Dolphlnt vs. San Franollco 49ers In
~Bowl)(IX. (X}-"Zelig" ( 1983, Comedy) Woo-
i AAen. Mia FeNOW. { 1 hr...iJ.4 min.) _,, ___ IM:MDO
-.. "Thia Savege Lind" ( 1968,
Adventure) Barry ~. Glenn COrben ~ l'ws.) -·Cl> ~ISi llWl lllinols at ln-1:~-111 _. .. _, ... _, ... --~_,
- -a Hoeta: Len 0.WIOl'I, Nick BuonioontL ( 1 hr.)
([) .... TU ~-"Rlounnl" Gena Aowlandl pleye "" ~ed wttch.
Jeff 8rldgea " the pMot end Shelley ~
vall P°'t'9)'S "" ~-..nd dlrnlll In distress In thit ¥er1ion of !'ht olllllc f.elry
tale ( 1 tv.)
(f) IOClll • Kenny Loggins and roci<
journalist Pauta Yates holt a year-end mv-
SIC review. The top videos of 1985 are lea,
tured as well as news stories. ooncer1
footage of Madonna. Bruce Sprirlg&teen
and Tina Tumef, and int&Mews with PNi
Colhns, Bob Geldof. Man Lennon, Tina
Turner and Stevie Wonder. (2 hrt.)
Cl) ... "The Sevef'I Hiiis Of Rome"
( 1958, Musical) Marlo Lanza, Peggie Cas~~· 4j min) -11~:~-L~rzan And The Lost Sata11"
{ 1957, Adventure) Gordon Scolt, Yos
lande Donlan. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
• !WW I C0011 Choosing meat a1
the market and an Inexpensive sleek din-
,_ , .. i~_!d_~_a_ ..,,,.,.,. .....
111 w -., "The Amazing
Bunjee Ventura" To Buniee's amazement.
he aocldentalty travels back to the 20th
cenluiy with Karen and Andy -but only
ef1e< he flfldt a pair of bunjee eggs 10
~ (Part2of2) (R)Q
IL": 1•1 Winter soups lncilJd-
lng very rich ciem chowder. putnplin soup
and beer a.nd otle8le aoup ... , ...
CC)-"MlaunderstOOd" ( 198-4, Ora-
ma) Gene Hacltman. Henry Thomas ( l
hr,. 31 min.) Cl> UIM IGll Mazda Clatslc, third round
ltve from Boca Alton, Fla. (2 hrs..) ®&•-~ .... -Rate 1001· age of EMs performing wtth a amall group or musician frlendt reveell hil warmth and
maglc u he tinge early hltt thal Include
"Haartt>reak Hotel." CD .. "I Remember Mama" ( 1948 .
Orama) Irene Dunne, Barbara Bel GT.i2 tn.. 14 min.} 1.1 llW ... -..n .. , -·CCMlm--,. . ........ .....
l g IC41W•
"Buck Prlvatee" ( 1941. Come-
dy) Abbott afld Costello. Lee Bowman O hr . 30 mlo.)
• -U -Mt111ng the "pineap-ple" detail typlcal of gerrilon colonlalt; a
tour ol the finished addl11on; budget r•
vlea.ia-~ •s t1•t• IT ~ .. "M" ( 1930. Suspense) Peter
LOfrt. Ellen Widmann. ( 1 hr .. 39 min)
.CllM&TU
twa1) ... "Oh. Susanna" ( 1950, Wes1·
ern) ROd Cameron. Fooest Tucker (2
hrs) --......... -----·Cl} ~um1Ml SOuthem Cel at Arttanua (L= (2 tn» • • •• WTIM&. Geotgia fech at North c.Olnt (Liva) (2 tn.)
!! .....
.. ''04ndnllt l iberty" ( 1973,
) Ja.mes Cun. M r&ha Muon
12 tva)
e .. "Dynasty Of Blood 11980
AdventUfe) Oevld Chiang. Chen Kuan
Tai (2 hrs) e ... ..._ Gue51$ Bun Bacnaracti
KOOi & the Gang. Stephanie Mills 9 9
Howard Jones. Miami Sound Macn1ne
Bobby Vinton, Grace Shck (1n1eMew1 1 t
hr)
• R I I 2 -· "Booker" LeVar Bur
ton, Shetley Dwan and Shavar Ross star
in lhlS story of young Booker T Wast11ng·
ton and hl5 dteam o f learning to read and
Wflt~~hr) 1 .. "Fandango" ( 1985. Comedy)
Kevin Costner. Judd Nelson 1 1 hr 3 1
m1nJr ~ .:.~ar Lap" ( 1983. Drama,
Tom Bur11nsoo, Martin Vaughan ( 1 r11 48
m1n"-n.. •11-ITOCI• AT,. .... Scheduled reviews
"RevOllJf!On" (Al Pacino. Nastassjcl Kin
Sll;t). "Murphy's Romance" (Salty Field
James Garner). "Brazir· (Robert De Niro IM~~,
W lliW -.cou•a
AmlCA'l'IW•
.. "Smlle" ( 1975. Drama> Bruce
Dern, S.rbara F'9ldon (2 hrs ) e .. "Dey Of ~ Animals' ( 1977
Scienc.-Flctlon) Christopher George L~ ..... 2 hrs) l =' .. TAW.. mr llFOP... F
.. "Comfort And Joy" ( 1984.
Comedy) 8111 Pate<Son, Eleanot David ( t
hr .• 30 min,)
Cl) -Steve Garvey Celebrity Cham· plonstilp from Park City. Utah (Taped) i~ ... -~ .......... t11 .. "Br.akin' " ( 198A Musical)
Lucinda Dickey. Adolfo Ouinones ( 1 hr
·127 ;in.) ·-.... ----••n•r u .. ''Sterman" ( 1984. Scieoce-Fic
I ) Jeff 8ridgee. Karen Allen (I hi 55 ~~--.. (%) .. "The Executioner s song·
( 1982, Orem.) Tommy Lee .>ones. Ro
.,w;J At~.:,;,=> w I' HNI n 1 • NA W Phoenbc (Artz ) Open
t d '°'"'· ll"°9) ( 1 hr.) • •1•., I biMU. UCLA at GallfOI·
1'111 ili';I, (2 In.) I"'_..,_
-"Tht 8arb8rlan And The Gel· 11'11" ( 1058, Orama) John Wayne. Sam
Jafte, !~:ii • • 1191/Y..,.._ Th18
specill folowt 24 colege l fudenll H they emt>e<k on en ooeenogtepNc , .. arch
tJCl*tf Ion through the Gulf of MtxJco Ind
the C.ribbeen •boefd • 12s.1001 ~ ... ,. .. All ..,..-old alri La~) end hit grendla!Mr (fJe-
trlck ~) faot. oetllOul edYentvr9
when ltiey are captured by a bank-rob-
b•~ duo Q I~.,,, ... 1C1C•••t•t111•
llll)acf-wcao CW -Women's SlalOm lrom Bad Gastein. Austria (R) ( 1 hr )
FAm Chris (Btlly Hufsey) falls 1n IOve
with a fellow studenl who turns out 10 be a
Ma~}'_~OCa1ne user. (!!!}
llm ITUITa .,,. ..... lo thlS
concert from London's Wembley Arena.
Dore S1ra11s perform a string of hlta lnCIUd·
=1'"?~=:~~:··~·
"'""°" ntl ..,.. ntl T90DI Al1er crossmg the sea to
F1anc:e. Will ano Henry are caprured by
trie ahen Tripods and lhrown 1n10 prison
N'1ere lhey meet a new friend they nlCI<·
name Beanpole GD .,.. "The Diary Of Mnne Franl<'
~ 1-980. Or4Jna~ Meti$sa Gtlbefl, MaxllTllll·
Ian :r.:HiJ.uw
1:9 _,TQllZ& UUITUTm
1119 ~ MmTUU. Wasn1ng1on
State at Wasn1ngton (Live) (2 his ) e .,.. "Who's Minding The Storer
( 1963 Comedy) Jerry L8WIS. Jill St
Jonn (2 hrs) 8 9 PUICNIM $175,000 Showboar
1n111tat1onaf from Las Vegas, Nev
ia~~mtn) ......
FAm Leroy's niece wants her uncle 10
mariy Lydia, El12abeth (Carol Mayo Jen-
kins) strvggtes to have her novel pub-
lished ( 1 hr) e .,.. "Doc Savage: The Man Of
B1onze" ( 1975. Adventure) Aon Ely. Paul
Gleason (2 hrs )
• tmVA Preparations around the ~orld
by astronomers. sctentlsta and amateur
observers to document the return of Hal-
ie AiTQtilQ~)
~LR~
.,.. "Romancing The Srone"
11984 Aaventure) Mjchael Douglas
Kathleen Turner ( 1 hr , 45 min)
(I) ... IOWl.11 .... ,.,
([).,. "Breaktn' 2 Electric BoogalOo"
11984 Drama) Lucinda OICkey. Adolfo
!Shaboa-Ooo) Ouinones ( 1 hr • 34
min) LA-1-.n t .,. "Swing Shift" 1198-t. Orama)
GOldl(' Hawn Kurt Russett ( t hr . AO
min~ =1::n:.,..,... • .,. .......
.. "Evll Undef The Sun" ( 1982.
MY$tety) Pettf' U5tlnov, Jane S.kin (I
hr. 42 min)
Cl)-A...a WD aa19WGf--llMfrf
Tractor Pults. where 8,000 horwpower
motors are mounted on tractors pulling
tO(ls of earth. Cars of the Stars Auction. a
IOOk at Hollywood's wildest cars made
only for moYlea and him Stars
l lTAlftm ,,,,,..,aAm
ll"IA ......
.. "A Rumor Of War" ( 1980. Dr•·
ma) &ed Oevlt, Keith Cerradint (2 twt.)
13 II _,_
··-,.,...... ... .,. (() COi Lffl IAm1'IM1. Southern Methe
odtSI at Houston (Live) (Subiect to
btaclo.0011 (2 nrs.)
~-)££•
(%) .,. "The Madwoman Of Chaillot"
I 1969. Comedy) Karhanne Hepburn,
1Cha=~~25 min)
d M IOY ..a A dramahzation of Mar·
ton Lulher Kmg Jr 's boyhood 1n Atlanta.
.J;j9wara Rothns stars ( I hr )
'"11 -WM.D OF ,....,. Scneduted: Ma11. Breland (8 0. 4 KOs) vs T1oy Wort·
ham 125-0 14 KOsl tn a welterweight
bout scheou1ed for 10 rounds and Tyrell
Biggs I 7 O. 6 KOs> vs James "Outek"
Tillis (31 7 24 KOs) 1n a heavyweight
bout s1..heduted tor eight rounds lrom Lan-
1:-a<.rer. Pa l Taped) (1 hr . 30 min )
.1"1AT11tE m¥lll Scheduled "ts Hot·
lyw uoo Selling War to Kids?" -· a look al
"Rambo F1rs1 Blood Par1 II," "Cornman·
do" and 'Invasion US A .. lR) .... .i .,"*, -llAtlC 0# ca,_,.. .. u.ut-..
FAm ra .. .,.
&ACI .... .._
.,_ "Who Is Harry Kellefman And
Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things
AbOul Me?' ( 1971. Mx_stery) Dustin
Hottman. Barbara Harrts (2 hrs ) ae ...
• --"WhtCh Way Is Up?" (t9n.
Comedy) Richard Pryor. Lonette McKee
15_ hrs)
• Mnut C. CUIU'I ll'filW WOILD
• =-flOOTU&I I Ill !) .,_ "The Third Man" ( 1949,
Suspense) Josepti Collen. Orson Welles.
ilhr .. 4A min) ClJ .,_ "American Dreamer" ( 198A.
Comedy) JoBelh Wifllams. Tom Conti (1
hr . 45 min)
.,_ "The Kid From Brooklyn"
( t946. Comedy) Danny Kaye. Virginia
Mayo (2 his JO min )
($).,. "Conan The Destroyer" ( 198A
Adventu1e) Arnold Schwarzenegger
Grace Jones~ 1 hr . 43 min ) ......... .
•ltll C811111W Pasqu1nel (Rot>er1 Con-
rad) leaves n1s bnde (Sally Kellerman) in
SI lorns ano retlKns to 1he Wlldefness.
where he takes a second wife. Clay Bas-
ket {Barbara Carrera) hoping she can
lead him 10 gold unwit11ngty drscove<ed by
her tale lathe< (Part 2 of 12) (2 hrs l ...... ~ ~ WOILD 0# 8'GITI SchedUled
Mark Breland (~0. 4 KOs) vs Troy Wort·
ham (25-0. 1A KOii) tn a weltetWeight
bout 5Cheduted tor 10 roundS and Tyrtl
Bigos (7·0. 6 KOs) vs Jame9 "Oulok"
Tlllti (3 1 7, 24 KOs) tn a heavyweight
bout scheduled for eight roundS from Lan-
i~ ... =~ ( 1 hi . 30 mil'\.) ....
m.A&nm .._..,.,. •..
... "Enota G;1~ rr.e MM. The M
sion. The A&omle Bomr>' (1 980. Ofam1)
Pattck Cutty Billy Crystal (2 hr$., 30
min I
Sunday, January 19. 1988 29
)
-lalunlay' Cont.
Calh. Ringo St•rr. O.ve Edmunds and l=-----••1-1&9•1111• ••••••t---fofmet member1of the Stra~ C..•s for 8 iam '""°" with roek n' ron legend
Cati Perkl~1 IV.) ·11.:Cll ... ••"= l llAIRACI When a brash 81\d unc>ffhodox cop (Miehael Brandon)
from New Yolic transters to a Scotland
Yard undefCO'lef unit, he encountMa ~
ftlcts w.th his well-bred British partner
I'= Barber) ( t hr ) ma'CT~cM..O =•• AM.I Metropolltan Opera baritone Bren! Ellis 1llus1ra1es why people
sound ~ singing 111 lhe shower. what IS a calone. how ou; slon tans. a Patagonian
ca~TOMIT I ~ ... ..
.,_ GU ... M1lhng the "pineap-
ple" detail typical ol gamson colonials. a
tour ol the finished addition. budgel re-
view. 0
(I) COUW IAIUTUU. Maryland at
Duke (Live) (Subject to blackout) (2
hra.)
I TOIUIO 1iua111ma•l•ll•I ... ()) ...
ft Au.I 100a.POa"'CcmiGl-ftllJR
WIJt -=• Woodpeckers' dettruc-
tlon of tree trunks in thefr quest for food
Ind shelter. 0
l ...,..aa.•a••c:a.a.aa ... Qlmlll ..... _
• ..... 111 ..... ...,
ddan eeparates the facts from the hype
In this In-depth anatyala of Super Bowl XX.
Jimmy Tha Grllll Snyder It tC>tQlll guett UhrJ
• Cl) IOM TO ... ICNl • A look 11
the two teems preying In Supet Bowl XX
and a rev'leW of the NFL season In general.
~ 'iJa UlllTIM&. Los Angeles Clippers
at Utah Jazz =. (2 hr&.,~ min.)
• AT M Scheduled reviews·
"RevolUtion" (Al Pacino, Nastassia Kin-
ski) . "Murphy·s Romance" (Sally Fleld,
James Garnet), "Brazil' (Robert Oe Nffo,
IM1t::
...U. ._ Ted rMtakenly scheO·
ulel a goll game lor the same day as Jam-
~=~Mm. • Mlm How wlldhle copes with the
ohellenge of cold weather by storing lood,
building layers ol lat, hibernating or mere-
ly fleeing to a warmer cNmata (A) Q ( 1
hr.) • IM _, MM Featured. an exclu-
llw on a San Diego wlf'9 oellef and •n
executive wlnebank; Laureooe Grou r•
views the movie "Where Are The Chit.
dren" and "'llMews prodUC8f Ray Stark:
the awerd winning San Diego Country mv•
ale group "Stampede .. Guest ho61, KSOO
ii talk ~ hoat, Dave Dawson ..:!-... ....,&ml Country legerld Mel
Tlllll petforms "Ru~. Don't T8ke VCM
Love to Town" and 'I Got the Hoaa end
She'a Got Iha Saddle"; the comk: duo,
the Geetinallwt pet'form "It Yoo Think I'm
Ct Now'' and "Somewhere oYf/f the H .. (tlV.)
_,11.1.,1111 •ca.w
,_ GeOroe HarrllOn. RotlnM
•30 Sunday. Janu.ry 19, 1988
Cl)-Ullng the magic sword Al·
blon, the Sheriff of Nottingham and Gvy of
Glsbume dlecOvef Robert's (Jason Con-
nery) Identity as lhe Merry Men's leadef -
the new Robin Hood. ( I hi.)
(%) .. "Raiders Of The L09t Ark"
(1981, Adventure) Harrison FOfd, Karen
Allen. In 1936, a gl0b9-lrotting archeolo-
g1St·adVentU1"8f racee Nazi Md<>ers lor a
legendary religious artifact of enormous
power. narrowly eecaplng dozens of death
traps an route. 'PG' (1 hf., 55 min.) ........ '° P9all -----GP--This
special follows the 11'\8lclen voyages of lwo
windshlps. both of which are equipped
with energy-aevlng 8nd efficient techno-
logical devices Invented by Jacques Cous-
teau, Lucien Malavwd •nd Bertrand Char-
rier Narrator: Peter Ustinov. ( 1 hf )
l:W CD -...nlML Denver Nuggets vs. Loa Angeles Lakera (Live) (2 ·hrs .. 45
min.) we M GI U. Featured: a report on the
dang«ous NI* drug, Ecatuy; a man who
owns the world'• largest breedtp<eed
warehouse.
0 nl GI --FNtured: M.nt Wal· ton vtalts with one of Amerlea'a top pro-
ducers. Quincy Janee; a look at some of
San Diego's drug and alcohol abuse reha·
bllltatlon oentera; flcft abOut coffee •
whether°' not 11'1 good for you; a look at
Iha ti_~Qf}'~~ Of Coronado. I ==" ----~-llFea· lurtd.. dly for four bllck rttlnoa: • look It the .,.._... •I _, G. Gordon Liddy a tars ae
a conaplrator who ~ • plot to con-
trol world eurrenc••~'c~ ... -.. ''Supe< BOWi Show ' The comedian i9 Joined by ath·
letes, entertalnen and members of the
teams participating In ~ Bowt XX In
th s gala salute to tne NFL s ptemler annu·
al event. ( 1 hr.)
• 0 -llOll .... Toni makes an effOft lo return to h~h school but prob-
lems arise when She a confronted by an
unben!"~lda~ counaelor. Q • ~ IMllTIM.L Long Beach
State at Nevada·LIS Vegas (LMI) (2
1~~--•wv ......
Um H 7 m "L.Ne trom Un-
cOln Cent«: The Chlmber ... Society
With Irene WOt1h and Hofldo Gutierrez"
Planltt Horacio Gutierrez Is among the
attlatl perlcwmlng WOf1(• by s.int-6aens. BNthOven. Satle and Brahma. Actres&
Irene Worth narr•t•. (2 tn.) (I:) .. ''The Falcon And The Snow-
men" (198-t. Of11ma) Tlmolhy Hutton. s..n Penn. BaMd on the true arory of
Chfitt~ Boyc.-and O.ullon Lee whO
'#91'1 trted In 1977 for telllr'lo l~MOr•I
U.S. doCUmenta to ll'lt S<M9fa 'A' Q (2
t)ra., , 1 m1n1 ~•••n••• .. ·~wey" =.Adventure)
om 8tlectc. Cynfhll A Qop bet·
tltt • dlrenotd e6ectronlc:a wti.trcr who
can r~ogtam hale>rnet• robol9 Into u -
d1st1c metallic murderefs. 'PG-13' O (
hr .. 40 mao } ClJTMll ........ -
(1)-l'IUITamlOTI-• ... In th
concert trom London.'.s Wembley Areni
Dire Straits petform a string of hit& lnclur .. ~~::::~~-, •i 0 -Benson's c~atf\'e hlE style Is upset when his loottooee nephe1
arr I~ 11 • .::.raamp._.
LllGPa.T -•a1•• awJCTM.1
• (I) C11 •.a11-•11T,.I Host Biii Moyers e ~
amines some of the problems faced b ~ whO llve In the inner cities. (2 hrs 1
U •..__,Blanche anemprs 1<
pvl her d1shke lor her sister Vltg1n1<
(Sheree North) aSlde When She ditc:OVe<'
lhat Virginia 1s 1n urgent need of a kl<lne•
tran91an1. c~ .
1-'ft'l=---The year's mos
PoPl.llar rhythm and bkHtS songs featunn~
performances by Whitney Houston, Fred
die Jackson. -Jeffrey. Osborne. OeBarge
New Edition, Jesse Johnson and Luthe1
Vandross, as well as vldeoa of the 10!
songs of the year. Also, an Interview wltt
Areth a Franklin. Hotts: Whitney HOl.ISton
Kool & the Gang and Walt "Baby" Love
!hrs.)
-W ... PaleontoloQISt
vld StNdl'l'\8n refinea Chtrltt O.rwfn·s
theory of evolution through foeail dlecover·
lee on the Gatapagoe and Cook !elands.
also a visit to the British MUMUm. o ( 1
hr.) ·MUI-~==-· ""91.a A mysterious woman warns Dempsey that he'• neXl on
her hit list -and several close calls serve
as constant reminders ( 1 hr.)
(J) llMI "All The Right Moves" (1983,
Orama) Tom Cruise, Craig T. Nelson An
amblhous high school footbel pllyer In a
dying Pennsytvanla steel town dreams of a
COiiege scholarship 1n ordef to make a
better life for himself 'R' Q ( 1 hf., 30
min)
(%) ._ "The Falcon And The Snow·
man" ( 1984, Orama) Timothy Hutton
Sean Penn Based on the true story of
Chl11toe>hef Boyce and Daulton L" Who
were tried 1n t977 for selllnQ top-tecret
U S documents to the Sovleta. 'A' (2
h~,, 11 mtn'9 I ...... = r.":"r: Neks vampleh Sandfa'• USlttance in getting Iha tandlofd 10 deltv·
i.,R)=•=IOf to hat apertment .... .,. ··---• n n•.,... The aon of a e.tVllr importer turns to Laura and Sttele
for help when he'a aralked by a m)'91erl-
OVt Aullian ( 1 hr.) Ir ..... , °'iring . college reunion
cruite, member9 01 r1v11l fr1ternl'tltt wtge
W11r and two Old ~ dlaoOYer they now
bt"" vea~tferent l1festytee. Q ( t IV.)
·-•M.WAft .. Weyton Jen.. n1ng9 15 jOlf'fed by Willie Nelton, Hen!( Wll-
ltmt Jf . AOQlf Miiier. ~ l{~IC>t'.
JtNI C04ter, George Jontl8 Ind Ofhtft In
I -lalurclay -Cont.
s lnJI ~and soogwr 8'S. rs.
• -·"ln18'rupted Melody" (1955,
Musical) Eleanor P811<er, Glenn Ford.
Soprano Mar}o<le Lawrence's rise in the
music worid and her fight back to the top
after being stricken by polio Is depicted.
l hta.) ..... .._
.. "The Scarlet Letter" ( 1934,
OralNI) Colleen Moore, Alan Hale. Based
on Nathan6el Hawthorne's novel. Hester
Prynne ii forced by the townspeople of
COioniai 5-.m to wear a red emblem for
lhe rest of her life signifying that she has
sinned by bearing an JJ.legilimate child ( 1
~ 30mln.)
\llJ 1IT I 191 The championship title
hang$ in the balance as the calltomia
Bulls play the big game of the season. (I) _. "Superglrl" ( 1984, Fantasy)
Helen Slate<, Faye l:>unaway. Superman's
cousin comes to Earth to recover a precl·
ous-.t~e 01 her planet,
which has fallen Into the clutches of a
wicked. power-mad SOtcefess. 'PG' ( 1 hr.,= .. 1--·· -.., .... .. 'l~U TIT Eugene
Levy, Lome Greene. Howie Mandel. Mar-
got Klddef and M81fln Sh0<1 are among the celebritlee aoheduled to appear in this
biz.arr• apoof based on the premise that
_1earr~~_°ver rhe united s1ates. •1•1 -...~ .. "Sterman" ( 1984, Science-Fie·
!Ion) Jeff Bridges. Karen Allen. An allen
comes to E.arth and discOV8's a hoStlle en·
vironment In which he, a1ong with a widow
he encounteta, la reientlesSly pursued by
ICientllts who went the creature for a lab
~'PG' O (1tw .. 55 min.) ~·-····-
, .. ,_,.17111111 A thea1rlcal
director (Carolyn Seyrnouf) and several
of her colleagues tind'themselves trapped
in a SI=• strange dream. •".!..":,. ,_ w Liiiiie1U1Dcam .. ,.., ..
~ .. "Hot Resort" ( 1985. Comedy)
Tom Parseldan. Debra Kelly. At a posh
summer hotel. staff members, snooty
preppies, and bathing beauties are all pre-
occupied with one activity -sex. 'R ( 1
hr .. S3 min.)
Cl) AT M ... Scheduled: "Is Holly·
wood Selling War to Kids?" -a look at
"Rambo: First Blood Part II," HCornman·
do" and "Invasion U.S.A." (R) (J) .. "1990; The Bronx WarriO<S"
( 1983. Adventure) Vic Morrow, Fred Wil· ff amson. in the near Mure, two rival gangs
form an alliance In the no-man's-land of
the Bronx to battle a C()(rupt agent of the
Manhattan Corporation and control the
ruins of New York City. 'R' (1 hr .. 24
mlni.r =l:ir.:. • U1'1m&T~ IM Host: Oodley Moor~ hr., 30mln.)
• "Endangered Species" ( 1982.
Suspense) Rot>ert Urich. Jo8eth Williams
A New York City detective helps a Wyo-
ming sheriff investigate a spate ol local
cattle mutilations. (2 hrs.)
• 1u:a1 m1190lrllallm•• Cl) llMD 19 ..... W A loot< at the
two teems playing In &4)8' Bowl XX and a
review of the ·Nf-"l season In general. ( t
hr.)
Cf) m Guests: Mary Je_ne_Glds.J akeotfs._
of Ray Park• Jr.'s "GhoStbost8's" and
The Beach Boys' "Good Vibrations." (A)
S.-ts Cold.
,. 'liii.:it-.a 0 -ws~ .!!!!!'!:: ! A
-I' Ca ...... _......, ..... ,
.. CUM'l •tllM Musical re estra Manoeu___ -.
rte anie s and. (R) ( 1 hr.) ID THI 90¥BAl8I A behind-It.
scenes look at the work ol movie prociuc.
ers Hal Wallis, Albert Ruddy. Stanley
Kramer and Pandro S. Berman. (£) ... ,...,.
(!).,_"Touch 01 Death" (1959. Ora-
ma) Wiiham Lucas. David Sumnef. A trio
ul thieves become tangled up In their own
e!Qt ( 1 hr. 30 min.)
CZJ .,_ Joe" ( 1970, Orama) Peter
Boyle Dennis Patrick. Enraged Ovef his
daughter ~ 1n11ul11ement 1n the hippie drug
scene . .i man enlists the willing support of
a fana11cr11 barroom bigot In bringing the
tW AIC.WSO ~-p1&$ It thetr "-nees 'A' ( 1 hr .. 47 min.)
MOVIE · Cllunlly Comfort" (1981 .
Comedy) Georgina Spel111n. Rhonda Jo
Pe11y Ju::.I alter lhe C1111I War, a back·
woods ld1m becomes a tavo<ile way sta-
lion for rani;Jy tra11eter.s (I hr_ 25 mt.n..)
-· mcMI "The Last Ot Sheila" (1973. Mystery) Richard Ben1amln. James
Coburn A mo111e producer 1n111tes those
he beheves responsible lor his wife's
Cleath 10 tal\e a cruise on his yacht. (2
hrs) 1J ICTY Sketches a "loo Grant" spoof.
'The Butch Grant (John Candy) Show";
Art L1nklet1er (Da11e Thomas) hoSts
'Women S~ The Darndest Ttungs:· rn •••nerr ... m llOVll "Mother Lode" ( 1982. Drama)
Charlton Heston. Nick Mancuso. A Scot·
hsn miner tries 10 protect htS gold from
unscrupulous treasure nunters (2 hrs.) e DA¥1D ..__ Scheduled topic rein-
carnation ( 1 hr )
I MAl.flDIOI
llOVll "One Body Too Many" ( 1944.
Mystery) Jack Haley. Bera Lugosi.A life
insurance salesman finds h•s prospective
customer 1s already dead and the sales·
man 1s mistaken for a detective. (2 hrs.)
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By Commooote
You-~an't tiny an
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32 Sunday, Januery 19, 1986
TVlOG . ..., ....
TonyCurtlsandSuaan ·
Lacct 1tarlrt4hfta Prin-
cess" tonight and ex-
Batman Adam West talks
about his new role as a
funny cop. See the TV
Log.
The Muppets celebrate
their 30th birthday and
Christine King Farris
talks about her brother
Martin Luther King Jr.
with USA Weekend.
Snoopy and the rest of
the Peanuts gang are
featured In color, every
Sunday In the Piiot.
Coast
Ousted Saddleback
chancellor won't be fol-
lowed by other offlcla1s,
say trustees./ Al
Sports
UC Irvine's basketball
team dumps UC Santa
Barbara, 99-88./C1
Jodie Mudd takes a one-
shot lead during the Bob
Hope Classic golf tour-
nament. /C1
Orange Coast, Golden
West suffer defeats In
community college
buketball. /C2
Entertainment
The various phases of life
provide raw material for
three new stage pro-
ductions opening this
week./CI
Baalneu
Growing reHance on com-
puters ral1e1 the popu-
larity of underground
vault• for storing
megnetlctapesas "'
"crash" protectlon./81
INDEX
Births
Bridge
Bualneu
Cluatfted
Croaword
Death Notlcee
Eng~ta
Entertainment
HorOICOP9
lnThes.Moe
Ann Lender•
Opinion
PtperazzJ
Publle Notlcee =· T•~
TrM8
W•tt• Wedding•
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1986
Sc·eni~ highway to danger
Attention shifts from traffic accidents
to toxic chemicals on Ortega Highway
The Ortega Hipway is a narrow,
two-lane road switchbecldl\& throuah
the Cleveland National Forest above
the murmurina San Juan Creek and
past thickets of oak. sycamore and
eucalyptus.
The road leads virtually from ltie
front door of the Capistrano Trading
Post in downtown San Juan
Ca(>istrano to the outskirts of Lake
Elsmore -32 miles of slow drivinjl,.
Jt winds past the posh Hunt Club
on the outskirts of San Juan
~istrano, past lhe primative Lazy
a ncb at the S&n Juan Hot Sprin4J
and through El Cariso, a rustic
settlement west of Lake Elsinore.
In places, lhe road comes right up
the edge of a ravine that falls away
sharply to the riverbed below where
polished boulders, fallen trees and
waist-high mustard plants can be
seen.
"It's a fantastic road," said Ken
Daily. a California Highway Patrol
offiocr who often camps and hikes in
the Ocvcla11d National Forest.
. But th~ beauty o f State Highway 74 1s dcccpuve.
At least 25 motonsts have been
killed and 422 IDJUred on the hiJhway
in the last threcJears. The road 1sonly
lightly patrolle by the CHP.
.The r:-iverbcd 1s marred an spots
with twisted rusted automobi -
e overs rom highway wrecks or car
thieves who have stripped away
whatever it was they wanted and
pushed the rest over the cliff.
And now there's another problem.
In a thrcc-day period last week,
three separat.c caches of potentially
Ort1!~hway'acanee can be erou u well u
acenlc -and a conYeD.lent
place to damp tozlc
chemical•. On Saturday.
MTeD a&enclee aent rep-
reeentadYee to RrYeJ the
road for huardoaa wute. At
left. a fireman uee a apot-~ .cope to look for poten-
tlaDy ~eroaa matertala.
Below. flri Capt. Keith o.n.
-clad ID a mety ...tt -
worb b.la way down a 9teep
elope at the end of a rope to
lnYeettcate a clamp of re-
faae.
STEVE
luau:
Focus ON THE NEws
Toxic disclosure required
By USA MAHONEY fhe cities art lrvine, Seal leacb. °' .. ....,........ San Juan Capi~. CYOftll. ~
Oranae County fire officials are Palma. Los Alamitot, · PWaua.
prina up to implement . a toxk Tustin, Villa Part and Yorba UMa.
disclosure plan for businesses that Other cities may opt to join tbe
lrnep hazardous materials on their county proaram. A new state law
premises. requires all cities and co\lntieno have
Some 3 .,00 ,.,...m,,..,.;_ will be some kind of ditclosu.re P'Oi*W. dea<1Jy chemicals were found in the ,. ........ _. .... ,. f undCIJ1l?Wlh alonJ the hiJhway. The asked to &ive the Fire Department a The cver-increuina number o
chemicals, held Jn leaking drums. list of hazardous materials they have chemicals. chemical oomPoUOds and
canisten and bottles, were dumped. on hand to help fircfi&hters respond other toxic materials used in industry in an emeraency. pose a danger not just to firefisbten They ran the gamut -everythang bu th br 1 1 .. ,,_ l"nllnty from Vitamin C to toxic pclkts u9Cd---x.~n~1.mty su~ t ~o e pu ic ·~-
ID roe ct uc . Many were volatile and an ordioanoc in November requirina oftkiaJ:s-say: ----
could have exploded or emitted businesses in the unincorporated · Poisonous fum~ genera~ by a
deadly fumes had they been moved or areas to file disclosure forms. County fire .a~ the Larry Fncker pesticide~
even exposed to water. disclos~rc rules will also apply to fertilizer warehouse 1n Auhrim
Some of the chemicals had to be firms in 10 cities that have a&J'Ced to forced the evacuation C?f mOR daan participate in the Fire Department 7.SOO people from their boma b blown up because they were too risky program. (Pl .... Me TOSIC/ A2)
(Pleue 11ee ORTltGA/ AS)
Jun
eras
kills -90
tourists
6 Americans amon
dead in Guaterilala·s
~~-t--.~no~rs~t~p~lan~cl.!!~
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) -A
jetliner carrying tourists to famed
Mayan ruins in nortbcm Guatemila
crashed Saturday in a remote junale
area. killinJ all 90 people aboard
including su Americans. the airline
Acrovia.s said.
The twin-engine Caravelle jetliner.
operated by the private Aerovias
company, went down as it ap-
proached the airport at Santa Elena.
about 150 mLles north of the capital of
Guatemala City.
Gerry Waters. a spok:csman at the
U.S. Embam . said anilDe officials
reponed th e· control tower's last
conUlct with the plane was at 7:58
a.m and the pilot had not 1Dd1cated
there were any problems.
He scud an embassy offictal was
sent to the crash site to confirm the
number of U.S. v1ct1ms .
.. Right now. wr att just saying
there wcrt a num~ of "mcncans on
the flight:· Waters said. "We don't
want to say specifically unul we can
get It natled down:·
· He said the Jungle where the plane
crashed 1s so dense that an area bad to
be cleared for a Guatemalan air foroc
helicopter to land
(Pleaee eee CRASH/ A2)
Wiener satisfied her job's complete
·Always approached my term ... as though
ft would be my only term,' says Irvine officta~
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
OtllleDlllr ..........
Barbara Wiener believes she's
already pecked two terms wonh of
work into her 31'2 years on the Irvine
City Council.
Even so. she surpnscd some resi-
dents and even a couple of her council
coUeques when she announced she
Mesa to
ponder
freeway
fee plan
BJ TONY LU VBDllA ...............
Whether devclopen should be
charwed to help P.!IY for lhe pro~ San J01Quin Hills Freeway wall be
considered by the Costa Mesa City
Council on Monday.
Under tbe plan, Costa Mesa and
five other cilia would join tbe county
in asseasi• new developments for
nearly half the S34 I million needed to
construct the freeway.
Cotta Mesa woWd be one oftbe &ast
•ncin to join tbe special joint powers authority tbat will plan de-
velopment of &be heway and c:olata
the ffts. ne sroup ha atmidy pmerecS ~
five ~ we1•r:y '° becin
OP!'llioh. Tbe deve.., fen art anltftdcd to ctwer pro~ 11-.t would tmft8\e the moea tnlk on IM rouet • .mich
(fill Ill -nmaWAT/AI)
would not seek rc-dect1on ID the c11y·s
June 3 election.
In a written statement, Wiener. 43.
said her key goals on the council "arc
well on their way to complcuon ...
She said these included preser-
vation of the East Irvine historical
area. long-range financial planning
for the city, environmentally
sensitive routes tor three new south
county freeways. establishment of
child-care centers and arrangement of
three Amtrak train stops in Irvine.
In an intcl"Vlcw at City Hall. the
councilwoman elaborated on her
reasons for stepping down and reflect-
ed on her years as part oflrvinc's fi ve-
mcmbcr governing panel.
"I've always approached my term
on the counCll as thouah it would be
my only term." Wiener said.
She sa.id she made an early an-
nouncement that she would not seek
~lection to cncouraac a laTJC tum-
out of candidates for her pos1t1on. She
said she dad not worry ltiat she would
have had difficulty getting re-elected
Still. Wiener doesn't den~ that
lrvmc council members arc current!\
deciding man) difficult. cnucal is-
sues that will shape the Cit) du nng the
laner half of its development
She as part of a three-member
council m~ority that has resisted
pressure fiom some residents and
supponed the proposed San Joaquin
Hills, Foothill and Eastern freeways.
Her d"1>8rturc could l~d to a change
(Pleue Me WIElUR/ A2)
8q 111• A11 aM Ala. S. Akw. 21.
....................... t. .. u .
.
i
Barbara Wiener
F .ledgling
group
lion ors
Nesta~de
By STEVE MAllBLE
Of .... 0.-, .........
upcn ·1sor Bruce Ncstandc wu nam~ Rcpubhcan of the Y car by the
Orange Count Youna Rqsublicam,
a fledallng orpnL11tion that men e II
to drq the politically active ...-: visor away from a m~or potitimt
convcnuon
esta.ndc. 47. 1s 1ttkinc to bec:OJOI
tht Republican nominee for ~
ant aovemor and was at\e1Mli~ t.M
Cahfom1a Rcpublacan Aaantll) im
Burhnpmc. consideftd the .._
and most V1tal coe~tton for lte-
pubhc:ans teekl"l. llilbef oftklt.
The yeaf'dd or.nee County It.
pubhc:an OC"pOlDUOft. OG the Olblr
hand. bas about I 00 mmabm, 80ll
of 'tlWt\om are•• t.Mir 20t~ lOa. 1M niiMt, '6o aa .._
lf'OUp's first IN\llWU bal at tM
Ctnttt Club 1n Cot.ta Mae. snilld
Lhtpouo. <"'•• ... mt'AJff&/Aat
I
• t!.
..
i I
f
One kllled In single-car accident ., ......... .. ............. The car. a 1968 VW ~ bad no
1e111 bells. Yllbet DOied in bis report . Tbo&llh tllim were no wi~
police bielieve Abrams turned north
onto Superior &om Wess Coui Hilll•Y aqd k>1a cooll'Ol oltbe car in
lbe wide, slopiaa curve abou1 4:20 a.m.
Tbe car rolled onc:e. struck tlle
ctGICr divider and tba bit a uec ia' dae median, ~said. Abram.I _..
a.led b)' ~ Beach pen.-
medics beJOre beina airtifted '° the Santa Ana IJ'luma center.
Police said ~ were no P1S1Cn-ten in the car.
CRASH IN GUATEMALA KILLS 90 •••
·~Al .
The autine relealed a tent.abve lltt autboritiet said.
ofcM deed Saturday lliabl h said Sl Calvani. like some of lbe others
~" and five crew members ~bo&rd cAe fliabt.. were in Guatemala
MR Guatemalans. ud the other 32 &o aneod last Tuesday's sweari.Qa-in
victims were foreipm.. includina a of President Vin.icio Cerezo, the
Colombian ftiabt enihnecr. nation's fint civilian kad ohtate in It said of the fl ..,... killed, six I 6 _yean.. .
were Americans; C:C Colombia; The Venezuelan Em~ said
four from Venezuela; t1f(> from calvaai was travdi,. with bis wife,
Mex.ico; two from Costa Rica; two ·Addita, and two daupten, Onciela.
from the Netherlaods; two from 23 and Maria Eeaa, ~S.
He was the father of six children
and a cJote friend of President
Cerezo, also a Christian OemocniL Officials said Caao sent a per-
sonal messaae of condolence to
V cnezuela 's aovcmment and. politi-
cal leaden.
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llO 2• Celellnl IO 50 ,.,.,,. 4!221.M •• ~O'Y 57 41 l'"*• eo 97 l'lt9I 10W ti:,, ""'· Ot ... " FrtllnO 17 62 hcollCI Ngll t :41p.m. 2.t .. 50 ~ .. 31 ~-10-11 P"'• 21
H M Lonee-.. .. .. .. 30 .. 65 .,.. . ., Britain; two from Canada; two from The plane left Ouatemala City a1
theNetberlandAntillat;andoneCKb 7:2S a.m. for lbe 40-minutc ftiabt to
from West Germany, Grceoe, France Santa Elena, wbicb it 37 miles south
and Italy. of tbe Ma~ ruins of Tibl The
·One.of the v CftC'IUeian victims wu l.ilj)Or(ls Uiiifby trave&en ffyina to
former Foreign Minister Aristides tee tbe ruina.. -:---~""'.1.1! ... i• said Col. Adolfo Corzo1:-, ---=Fil· .• ~-itr one of tbe lalJiS
NB r esident
,Richard.s_on_
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~7 42 MonleOelo .. 54 s-14.. 7:45 p ..... a.1 .. 112 Monwey .. 50 s-wtlow ll:lft·"'· 2.7 40 21 -1i ........ lod4ly .. li!O ••• Mt.WllOll ,,......,..-71 ~ ~ .... ,."' lftll ........... 47 1t ....... ==--71 48 5 llpm. .. 2t to S5 .._, -today .. II' 1• p.111 .. -.. 71 40 IA •1 I >5 I m and -...... M 12'4' P Ill, T-34 n ,. ... .. 53 OnwlO dim:torOfCiVi1 Aeronautics. 'bly tbe oldest of the Maya cities.
Corzo said the accident.. the wont r.-'()Ollllsts of ni.e src>UPI of courts
in Guatemala's aviation history, oc-and plazas built on billy land above
curred eight miles northwest of Santa SWTOUDdina swamps and inter-
Elena in the nonhem department of connected by bridles and caUIC'Ways.
Peten. Military patrols based at the Aeroviu bu replarly ICbeduled
airpon arrived at the site soon after fliabts and charter flights in
Private burial at sea was scheduled
today for loOllime Newpon Beach
resident Spcocer W. Richardson II.
who died on Jan. 9, 1986.
:::: " ......... M 22 .... • w~ ... 27 Palm Sprlngt es 4t ~
Plald9nl .. 50 ... 27
He is survived by son Spencer W.
WlclNla ,._ Aolllel 71 4$ ..... , ... .. 34 W"a•....,. 42 23 1$ : Surf report ~ ... 14 ,__...,. ........ .. S3 A9d 111"9 st
..._,City ., M HolloMli a ... Extended ~ 40 LOCATIOM -°"" How9lon 70 5t """° 59 .. 1 ..... ...,,, , .. w ..,..1111. 60 43 S--10 .. ,.,.. MOlllOI 2..a w ..... 71 ....._. .... • 47 ,., """a#""!-"*.,.. ..... ..._..,_CllllO .., t-4 w
the crash. Guatemala.
Richanbon lli and daughter Farah
Ann Richardson, both of Newport
Beach. '"*=•,.. ....... 11 47 Ill "" 10. and .., to.. L.-.... 42 31 21 IDU.
..~ ... ... ~ .. • s.,, ~ 3-5 w
•Dll90 ,. 5 I WIW lemCI '7 Aerovias had rented the F~ncb-Calvani. who would have cel-In lieu of flowers. the family
requests that donations by sent to the
Newport Harbor Ar1 Museum in the
names of Sarah P. Richanbofl and
Spencer W. Richardson U.
"-°"Y ti • build aircraft from the E.cuadoran ebrated bis 61th birthday oo Sunday,
airline Saeta for fligbu to Sant.a Elena wu Ktive ia the international Cbri1-
because of a greater-than-normal tian Democ:nt orpnization and a
demand to travel to the area, leader of that party in his country. Panel seeks support fo r call boxes
NEST ANDE HONORED •••
J'rom A l
The ~ County Transpor-
tation Comm1ssion .. will ask cities to
back the formation of a service
.. This ·is without a doubt the most And that's what Nest.ande is trying authority to install and maintain
impressive po~ I've ever seen in to do. emeraency callboxes along the coun-Oranae County, said the supervisor, ty's 133 miles of freeway. whose district mcludes bis hometown Nestande was an ~istant to then-The commission qreed this week
or Oranae and most of south county. qov. Rofl:lld Reagan in 197•· served to circulate a draft ~lution to the
Nestande w,ed the poup not to stx years 10 the state Asse~bly, .and county's 26 cities and the county
0 aet buna up" on one issue such as has been a county ~upervi~r since Board of Supervisors calling for
abortion or belea&uered Supreme 1.98I. He declared ~s candidacy for creation of a Serv~ce Authority for
Court Chief Justice ltose Bird and her lieutenant 1ovemor 10 June. _ FreeqyETieraencles.
record OD the dea~ty -He-i;:rlo~mlfi~uon inside his Usina • SI local surcha~on
':Jbe-most:1mpor:tant "ssue-tbis -own . ~ e c e reais on~ COunty
year is to defeat Rote Bird but there served as 1eutenant governor dunna could finance about SSO callboxes -
are other issues that transcend that," Gov. Jeny Brown's. last term, and or one every half-mile, according to a
he said. "People tend to set locked 1n H.L Richardson, a state senator f!om consultant report issued thi~ week.
on one issue... Glendora and an arch-c:onservanve. The surcharae wouJd raise about
Nestande told members bis per-The winner will likely face Leo $1.S million a year toward the
network. the repon said. wanted emergency phones on the ~slation-c:o-iponsored by Seo. freeways and commission members
Manan Beraeson, R-Newport Beach. believe the public will suppon the
allows the surcharae to be collected if surcharge as a way to pay for them .
a m~ority of cities agrees to form the "Being stranded on the freeway
servtce authority. without the ability to call for help
If a service authority is created. a seems 10 be a real fear amona
decision will have to be made about motorists. and they look upon the
what type of emeraency telephone to emergency callbox network as an install. said Tom Fortune, the com-r h · mission's public affairs officer. msurance po icy t at 1s .a Ct?.mmon-
ld sen~ type of protcctton. com-Cellular phones wou cost mission members Harriett Wieder
$383 000 to ins · lbo[)jwJt1.---an_d,...~ Blamer wrote in a letter ins tton wouJd be $411.000 and · f
$1<ular telephones would ,_,uirc suppomng cm:ulauon o the draft ·--. ~luuon. S 00,000, accordina to the con.Wt.ant
report. However, cellular phones cost I ( ciucs act quickly. caJlbox in-
more to operate than regular phones stallauon could ~n as early as
or radios. Marth I 987, accordtng to consultant
0raQae County officials have long Anhur Young and Co. sonal philosophy is to bold a political McCarthy, a San Francisco Democrat purchase and upkeep of a callbox
office forsu or seven years and "'then who has said be will seek a second ---------------------------------------move on -get out... term as lieutenant aovemor.
FREEWAYFEESON T APIN MESA •••
Wlnterslzzles,crowdshltbeaches
By STEVE MARBLE
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The mercury climbed to 86 degrees
in Santa Ana and 88 in downtown Los
An,eles, seven degrees shy of the
record Jan. 18 high of 95 degrees
reached in 1971.
the.' one-m11e stretch of city-owned
sand in Huntington Beach. where the
temperature was a pleasant 75
dt'grees and the water a less-pleasant
57.
Pram A l
--Will-l:tftlt tbtCorona del Mar and San
Diego freeways.
Costa Mesa's assessment area cov-
en 2.2 miles of rapidly develo~ing
land. mostly north of the San Diego
Freeway.
The hon's share offccs for the route
is expected to come from Irvine,
_where asscssmenis-wou1d be levied
on new construction in a 22.2-squa.rc
mile area.
Irvine is also a membcT of another
joint powers authority overseeing the
development of the Foothill and
Eastern corridors, two other
proposed south county freeways.
New development tn the 10 cities
and county a:reu invited to p&rtici-
pate in the San Joaquin Hills., Eastern
and Foothill freeway projects is
expected to raise $415 million, nearly
half the $857 million construction
COSlS.
Irvine is projected to contribute the
largest share of total freeway foes,
roughly S 1 SO million.
WIENER REFLECTS ON COUNCIL CAREER ••
From Al
in the council balance on this issue,
but Wiener views that prospect
philosophically.
"I guess it's my belief that a city that
changes as substantially as we did
over a sbon period should have an
opportunity to change the political
makeup of the representation as we go
aloq,' she said ... Politics needs to
keep up with the issues."
She added. "I trust the Irvine
public to make rational. informed
decisions.··
Some lrvine residents have been
accused of .. drawbridge mentality" or
a desire to close the door to new
homes and businesses.
manqement ot the city's growth.
But in some areas, particularly in
the city's growing financial web,
Wiener can be more conservative
than her council colleagues.
Last Auaust. she voted against a
mammoth bond package to pay for a
new civic center, a communty
theater, a day-arc center and other
city facilities. Wiener said she does
not oppose the projects, just the
manner of paying for them.
"I think $94 million worth of city-
initiated growth, which has to occur
within three or four years according
to the bond ~ment. may be too
much too fast, ' she said.
city staff members before casting her
vote.
Someone on the council has to do
that, she said. "The public wants to
know the answers to its questions. I
try to ask questions that cause people
to think."
Wiener is a native New Yorker who
srac:tuated from Vassar, studied busi-
ness adminjstration at UCLA, then
worked for IBM from 1968 through
1973. Her husband Alan is an
attorney. They have a 12-year-old
ion, David.
When her council term is over,
Wiener said she wants to return to the
Yawn. Just another winter heat
wave.
For a third consecutive weekend,
sizzling temperatures sent thousands
of people to the beaches alona the
Ora.nae Coast Saturday where the air
was warm and the. water was -well,
chilly.
Ma n enters plea
in wife's d eath
A Garden Grove man pleaded
innocent to 1 cbarae that he shot his
wife to death Dec. 8 in their Palm
Street home after a quarrel.
Michael Walker, 38, entered his
plea to the single murder count
Friday and was ordered t.ck to
Municipal Court in Westminster Feb.
28 for a preliminary hearina.
Walker was anu1Cd at home after
his wife, Mildred. 34. wu fatally
wounded in the abdomen.
Garden Grove police Sit. Bruce
Beauchamp said another couple liv-
ing at the house notified police.
More of the same is predicted today
and Monday.
Sunshine bathed the county the
firsJ two weekends of 1986, setting
record hi&hs and helping thousands
keep their tans while the rest of the
natton settles for moon glows.
Nearly 200,000 sun worshippers.
surfers and heartier swimmers willing
to endure the 57-degree sea
temperature showed up on the sands
in Ora.nae and Los Angeles counties.
More than 15,000 alone jammed
Waves crested at 6 feet in Hunt-
1 ngton, bn ng1 ng out dozens of surfers.
But most bcach-toers remained on
their towels. said lifeguards.
A high pressure system building
over the reg.ion was responsible for
the heat wave. the National Weather
Service said. The system was also
deflecting Pacific Northwest storm
systems and forecasteN said the
summery weather would persist for
another few days.
Card p layer sought in shooting
An unidentified man was shot to
death while playing cards in a
Huntinaton Beach apanment Satur-
day ni&ht and police arc trymg to
locate a second card player who may
have fired the fatal shot.
Police said the incident occurcd at
6:25 p.m. in an apanment at 17411
Queens Lane, near the intersection of
Beach Boulevard and Slater A venue.
Two men, both believed to be
Hispanic, were playina cards when
one pulled out a gun and shot the
other 1n the head, police reponed.
The slai n man had not been identified
late Saturday ni&h t.
.. I don't think tl¥lt attitude
prevails," Wiener said. "I think they
realize some amount of P'owth is
beneficial to the community and is
necessary for keeping the economy
vital and self-sustaining. ..
She added that the city's ability to
meet these obligations "depe:tds on
conditions beyond our control, such
as interest rates, money markets .... If
there is a slight recession, the city
could find itself in a pinch."
~nte~~proba~yin~~n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i investment and management. I
Wiener said that whatever
enterprise she enters, "anyone who
knows me wiU tell you I work hard."
Wiener said the key 1s proper Wiener is also known for grillin& With a laupi, she added. "Except at
housework..'
~!JC DISCLOSVRE REQUIRED •••
three-days last June.
1 hen too. city and county fire·
fiahtcrs sometimes needlessly evacu-
ate homes and businesses near indus--
trial fires because they have no way of
knowina whether a danJerous
substance 1s inside. according to
county fire officials.
F1refi&hters have also unknowingly
CJtposcd themselves to hazardous
materials, created toxic fumes by
pouring water on an unknown
substance and been forced to delay
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firefiahuna effonJ when they be-
lieved ~us materials might be
in a buildi"'-oounf¥ fire Capt. Lou
Funt hu said. Havina a list of the
huantoos materials companies keep
aloDca with their location will hdp
firefi&bten respond quickly and ap-
propriately, be sa.id.
ComP1n1es that keep hazardous
materials will fill out a form and
return it with a fee to the county Fire
Oepenmcnl The information will be
stored in a computer for ready access
in an emeraency.
To salve business owners' fears that
listina materials may allow a com-
petitor to learn their tnlde secrets, the
tnformation will be available only to
emeraiency personnel.
The yearly cost of the disclosure proeram -includina equipment,
computer software and salaries for I 0
additional employees -is estimated
at s~.000. Fees would be on I
slidina scale dependina on the
number of different materials a
COmPIDY stores.
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move. Others had to be moved '· •ute ~ explolion would have med Po1sonou1 clouds.
'It appean to be a deliberate act
.h a complete diarcaard for the
nronment and public safety " said
ben Merryman, director of the
Jnty [)epeitment of Environmen-
HeaJth. ~ ~c~an said the abandoned tm1~1 ~nt .the most danger-s toxlC dwnp1np in county history
1 county firemen sugest the Or-
a Hiabway may have become a
mpinaaround for toxjns because it
~mote.
'Stuff could certainly sh there
bile without beina noticed " said ~Antrim, a county fire spokesman.
I never remember hearina of
:mical1 beina dumped out there "
d Daily, who once patrolled the
te hiabway. "But maybe we were
,t unaware.''
While the Ortep Highway can be
htly described as remote and
1latcd, it is traveled dally by
>usands of motorists and on some
' ekcnds is crowded with campers
d bikers. ·
fhc most recent county traffic
unt shows an averaac of 3, 700
mmutcrs u~ the road each day,
>stly travehna from homes in
venidc County to jobs in Orange
1unty.
•ttcan be slow, but it's a nice way to
ax after work," said Jack Combs, a
kc Elsinore resident who works in
:WJ>Qrt Center. "There are some
ts an<r-trniet-wbo rip around so
u k:~nda' stay on your toes and pay
cnuon."
John Baldwin, who lives near Lalce
1inorc and works in Mission Viejo,
d be has had three or four near
sses with spcedi~ motorists and
>~OfCY.Clist~ traveling in the op-
11tc direct.Joo.
·vou jet into the S-curves up in the
>untains and you bold your breath
:h time you go around the comer,"
said. "The fint thing you do when
u get home is praise the Lord and
1b a drink."
Traffic accidents. not illicit dump.
is. have long been the major
nccrn of those who use or live along
! Onep Highway.
Because it is lightly traveled by
:eway standards and offcn widc-
eo stretches as well as hairpin
ms, the highway is popular with
:>torcyclc enthusiasts who roar up_
e grade on Ninja.s, Intcrcepton and
her hiJh-pcrformance bikes.
"Kamikaze death riders;• sug-
sted a resident of El Cariso who was
oted in a local newipaper.
"A couple of years ago some
otorqcle mapzinc had an-anide
;ommcndioa that people with new
{es try them out on Onega." said
iily. "It billed it as a great race
urse."
As the highway climbs higher into e foothills of the Ocveland Na-
inal Forest, the safCJuards ap~
dwindle. There ts no railing
paratina the narrow road from the
ndy cliffs that form a steep wall to
1c s1de and a sheer drop on the other.
Prodded to do something, the state
epartment of Transportation
ected sipls along the Orctcga H~
'~ asking motorists to travel wtth cir headlights on at all times. A
n1lar program 1s in place on Laguna
myoo Road.
Daily said the road is nearly
1possiblc to patrol because there arc
N safe places for officers to stop and
rn around to chase speeding motor-
.s. The CHP confines most of its
trols to weekends.
If catching speeders is tough, catcb-
1 those who would dump a leaking
.tcb of deadly toxins on the side of
e road just may be impossible.
But Merryman said his office.
:>ng with representatives of the
istrict Attorney's Office and
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If caught. an offender would face a
maximum fine of $50.000 per
chemical, or over $3 million for the
assortment of toxins found last week.
Further, sheriff officials said they
arc considering flytnJ helicopters
over the 16 miles of highway inside
the county limits to discourage any-
one from dumping chemicals.
"You know. 1 hve on the road. I
travel on the road and I'm rcall}
offended that someone would do
this," said J. K. Gordon. who h ves in a
housing tract off the highway about
two miles from the San Diego
Freeway.
"We go up there and take our kids
up there and it's like someone's
tossed bombs all over the place." he
said. "People like that belong in
prison."
Daily said if the chemicals were not
mopped up, it 1s inevitable a child
would have stopped 10 play amid the
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arc always hiking around." said
Daily. "Kids arc inquisitive and
without a doubt they would find that
ki nd of stuff attracti ve. That's how
kids arc."
Daily suggested last week's toxic
findings may be only "the tip of the
iceberg."
Resident Gordon said he womes
that additional batches of chemicals
may still be alongside or near the
road.
· Logic tells you if n's happened
once or twice or even three times.
maybe n's a standard p~c~icc with
someone," he said. ··rm wtlhng to bet
there's more out there ...
Representatives of seven state and
county agencies inspected the road
Saturday without finding any toxic
waste. A more thorough survey of the
road will be conducted Tuesday.
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The ecenlc Orte&• HICllway
cllaplaya lta aplendor u lt
wenda lta way put each
landmarb u the prlmldYe
Luy W Ranch at the San
Juan Bot Sprtqa (top
photoe). Bat the beauty of
State HIChwa_l 74 la decep-
dYe. The wtncu.na cQ.O'ea can
be a death trap for careleae or
unwary motorlata. And Jut
week, a new problem aroee
when three aeparate cachea
of potentially deadly
,'hemtcala wez:e found in-the
anderpowtb atone the high-
way. On Saturday, membera
of the <>ranie County Fire
and Baaa.rd"ou Material•
Team (at rl&ht) ecoa.red the
area for acfdltlonal tozina,
ezamlninC materlala ~one
the aide of the ro.d that
could haYe been hasardoaa.
No more toxins found
By STEVE MARBLE
'\ dayiong ~ecp of tire Ortega
Highway b~ state and count~ officials
Saturda\ turned up no add1t1onal
chemicals dumped along the road-
v..aY. but a S«'ond. more rnmplete
sear('h IS set for later lhlS V.C'd
Representall vcs of se' en agC"nc1es
scoured the state h1ghwa'. searching
all campsites and turnouts along the
16 miles of road v.1th1n Orange
C'ount~ ·s boundancs
"'areas v.ere identified b) search-
ers as potenual .. hot spots" d unng the
sweep but count) health officials.
called to inspect the sites.. said the
rcfuse and trash contained no toxins.
The search. coordinated bv C'alt-
fom1a H1ghv.a~ Patrol Sgi. Bob
"'alker. included members of the
Orange Count} Fire DepartmcnL
C alTrans. the state Department ot
Fish and Game. the count~ Depan-
ment of En' iron mental Health. the
henffs Depanment and C HP
ruted aatomobll• -a warnl.D« of wbat can happen to •peed.en ;,lao fall to ue &oodjadCJnent while traveratnc the road.
Time togo shopping for mental accoutrements
~lternativ~ ~o shopping will be a place
o buy involvements instead of things
Do you ever tire of "aoina shop-':t:,I'"' because then-.'1 nothiqclse
,t'1 become a national putime. But •Y are powtna tired of it. They
alize theft are just 10 mally days to
'-r IO many clothes; IO many houn lftddJe with to many lldleU and ~ and. pnees are Aiied to the
"'"°'"'· mchow tomewbere, there must
an alCemative to "pftl lhQP-
it the Ale of lnforlnleiom.
it or noc.. 141 lfttidote 9br
........ wiu soon appear. It wlll be a
to buy involvnnenta and u -
pcriences instead ofthinp. lmqinc a
place that will provide the same
emotional impect 11 1hoppin1
witbout the bau.le of lutaina thinp
home, atorina them and seldom uaina
them.
The answtr will be like a health spa
or fitness center but. intteed of
ewci.tl'I the body, it will i•volvc tllle
mind. It will bt fun and IOcial and
somewhat tancy -a place to ao on
rainy days and ••mer evenU.
when eelevilion or a mov~ IOUnd too
QODfbUftl, It will ~vidt IOCftdbiaa
to do 1nlk8d of tomdhina to t».y. ii
will bt e1umainiJ11; IOCial aed ..._,.
ty educational. Call it Minda In Mocioa ~re
the Sportioa Houx near John Waynt
Airport or Los Caballeros Sports Oub
tn Fountain Val!cy. l'!lqine. a space
like the Mcrcanulc Bualdma an South Coast Villqie or the Atrium Cwrt in
Newport Beach. Have a fncndly cafc
in the middle with iotcJUtina an on
the walls and l)knty of places to talk.
But instetld o( stOttS and shops. have
computer cubicles., mini-theaters.
quiet areas for blcqammon and
bndac and we 11-a P{>O' n ted
auditoriums for stimulat1n1 per-
formances and quality f\lms..
Have rooms for intcrettina clutes
and TV monitors for fuanatina
video&. MnMll In MOllOO wou.ld ~bty
be ~'Ve. but IO i1 abooDiftl. The cli,.rnce ii you'd IAke your
puft'OIR a..e iB ~mind tueeed
Of'in the nu of a car. One eMiept1on:
No ...... dleft ..ad bt I """'
rental hbtar) with the finest 1n books.
audio and vadeo cassettes and the
latest in computer software. Other
than that. th( concept deals pnmanl)'
wttb impttUh>nJ.. not thtnp. uch 1s
the way with the comma Age of
Information.
Education will no lonaer be hmncd
to the youna. Courses woukt be wtll-
taUfht b well..plid instructors for
cunous adults. Oaues tn contem·
po~ an. QOmputcr l«hnol~,
political acoaraphy. oncntal
pbilolOc>haes. ~n fomp laftlUPIQ
well be availabk for k-..na up with a
raptdty chanaina. ever· hnnlcina
world commwuty.
"'9hed tV'n' f\anher, a Minch In
Mot10n theater .,th a wall· itt XTttn
..ad re.wre "'l"'JOUS docuSMn-
wY "'"" ldtcoaftttnc:e hookups willa a1nilat poupt Krott the coun-
try nd l"*P~•of QUehty ~
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Wooo
st)'le producuons. It would UJe tech·
nol(_)I)' to showcase qualit hvc
perfonnaocn: claulcal m usaaans.
personal 1nte~t.a11on 1ue11 ltt-
1urers and lf-1mpro-vcmcnt pedal·
lit
uthor John a1sb1u 1n M•·
tttnds alludes to Minds In Mouoo
He po.nts out "Evm advanc:r 1n
ltthn IOI} musi be mtt wtlh a
eounter·balancina hum•n rnpon
u -hancc ot IM human 11>1nl. a
h1~hcr touch ·· Hence thr c'rrcs ion
··high tcch. h1ah touch ..
\.\-e'"e nao plent> ot h1ah tech·
nol<>I). now it's time for "tuah
touch." .\n ad,anct of the human
pint t n~cd before -t-echnolau
turns us all 1n10 robotron
hoPJ>lna lS a form o~'h llh touch, ..
but our closets and pocketbooks can
tokrltc JUS\ so much 8esades.. it'
difficult to meet people shoppu'I-At
Minds in Motton, unates coutd
mlnalt. fanuhes could pther and
IC'lllon could interlCt welb e~.
It's ckfinitcl b.ab tech, lueh tc>d.
Minds ln M"otton, wa&ch fOt i1
•nll'I to()Q LD a lhoppi .. ctntcT'
near you. ( Bctwcet1 the Brolldway ud
Buft\ams.. ~ &um Sean and
above ordstromt, Mal' RobnttOnJ
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Ro~alyaclJtll.alts rescues
duetotJglJtmgin Yemen ·
270 beached whales dle
8 tranded oa Pacific Isle
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CHRISTCHURCH New Ua.Land -More lban 200 whales ~
tbemeelves in the remote' Chatham Islands. 43S milct east of be=~
ofticiak uaablc to rescue them shot tboee that bad not ~pile>'
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LONDON (AP)-Thero~ yacht aritunia cut short itt Soutll Yemen r-. mdlion in the face of heavy &PU. Saturday and sailed acros1
I.tie Oulf of Aden, \U.i~ about JOO ~ to aty in Djibouti, the
fOYCl"IHMOt said.
It arrived in Djibouti Saturday nilbt. where the refu,ees dbem-
blrbd, and will return to South Yemen lo.as IOOll u a.be can," pro~ IWY oo Sunday, II.id a Defense
Miaiavy tp<>kcsman.
Otbcr tbmp natioull, cauaht in
the outtw.k OI war in the t.f&ni1t
natioa at tbe aoutbera tip of the Saudi
Arabian pCaiosula. ueembled on the
bc9cb awai~ racue 1antil fiab•ina
became ~ ~vy for boall to approKh, the Britilh news •ncy
Pms Association said.
Three Soviet ship1 took 1,000
people, most of tbem Soviets and
Eastern Europeans. 160 m.iles to
Djibouti on the cut African coast. the
British Br09dcastina Corp. said.
BBC wd some Bntona were on the
Soviet ship, and added that the body
or one Soviet was aboard. but did not
,;ve details of the death.
Brita.in, France and the Soviet
·Union bave been repor1ed cooper-
atina cl0tely on the evacuation effort
sinoc fiahuna broke out between
aovemment and rebel forces in South
Y cmen six days llO·
The Soviet Union is South
Yemen's closest ally and bu a larle
community of residents t.beR. T6e
capa taJ, Aden, near tbc entrance to tbe
Red Sea, bas an important Soviet
naval bue and Soviets help ru.n the
armed terVic:es. the port, the airport
and the ci vii terVioc.
oewspepen reported Fri~y. Australian DCWIP,9pen ~=,;;:~bed i~ whales were dad or d)'ll\I when they were diacov . Y •
Petric Bay. New Zealand ncwsp&pen said that local l'CSJdcnts •.pent the ~n\)re
day tryina to pulb the creatures out to sea. .;
SoYlet Valoa, Japaa •'6D pacttl
Soviets Offer to pull European missiles
TOKYO-The foreip ministcn of the Sovie~ Union and Japan sianed
financial and cultural qrecments Saturday, and their aovcmmen~ ucbafttied
invitations for their leaders to visit each other's coun~ F.duard
Shevardnadze. the first Soviet foreign minister to vi~t Ja~ ~ a decade,
arrived in Tokvoon Wednesday and has held four meeunp with b11Ja~
counterpart Sflintaro Abe. Much attention has focused on how the two aides
will deal wiih what Japan calls the northern territo~es. a c~ of small but
stratqic islands off northern Japan, which bo. th nauons claim. Ne~ rq>o111
wd the.two sides have agreed on the wording of reference$ to ~he ·~.and were to issue a joint communique today, but Japanese Foreign M1n1stry
MOSCOW (AP) -The Kremlin
will lenl> its medium-range missiles
in Europe if Washinaton docs the
mne, but hiably mobile SS-20 miss-
iles would renwn in Soviet Asia until
the Jut staac of the new Soviet
dilarmament proposal, senior of-
6dals said Saturday. Ditcuuina Soviet leader Mikhail S.
Oortlecbcv's new arms control -~ans~·~ the offi~ that Mote0w is offerina for the
ftnt time to ICf'lp supef1>0wer miss-
iles in Europe without 1nsistin' on
simuJWleOus elimination of Bntish
and French nuclear weapons.
But they said the plan called for
Britain and France to bold their
nuclear forces at current levels and
eventually eliminate them.
Kremlin spokesman Leonid M.
Zamyatin, First Deputy foreign Min-
i1ter Georgy M. Komienko and the
chief of staff, Manha.I Sergei F.
Ak.bromeyev. also said nuclear reduc-
tions depend on U.S. abandonm~nt
ofracarcb into a speoc-buedddchsc
system, known as "Sw Wars. ..
Kornienko indicated thal SS-20
missile$ deployed cast of the Ura.I
Mountains would not be removed
until the final stqc of t}\e proposal
which was unveiled Wednesday.
This puts Gorbachcv's plan at odds
with Pretidcnt Reapn's so-called
Zero Option proposal, which
eliminates U.S. medium-ranac nu-
clear miuilesJn...,~~pc only if the
Kremlin 1e1aps 1t~20s LD both
Europe and Asia.
Komicnko reiterated previous
Soviet arsuments that the SS-20s in
Asia arc needed to counter any
ouc.lear attack from planes aboard
U.S. aircraft carriers in the Pacific
and based on land.
He countered Western areuments
that SS-20s in Asia can quickly be
moved to threaten Western Europe
by suacstina the United States could
redeploy Pershing 2 missiles in
Europe j ust as swiftly.
Washinaton 's refusal to drop space
weapons research has been the main
stumblina block to an accord at the pressure on Reapn to abandon the
arms contrOI talks in Geneva. SW Wan research.
Kornicnko said Soviet linkqe of a The fint phase ofGorbacbev's plan
ban on space weapons to nuclear would sec both superpowen SCN~
disarmament remained firm. pina their medium-ranae weapons ID
"This is not just an arbi~ Europe, and maldna a SO percent cut
lin~ of different issues, not at all. • in strateaic forces.
he wd. "We s.J>P.k of aq orpnic, I Zamyatin said Britain and France
would say, intnnsic relat.fooship." do not have to reduce their missiles
Komienko also indicated that durina this fint 1tqe.
Gorblcbev's new proposal would11ot-But-Komiento · Britain and
alTOW-aoy--spaoc weapons research Franoc arc expected '"to nse-above
beyond hmits already discounted in tactical considerations" and ncao-
Washinaton. tiate elimination of their nuclear
The propc_>sal calls for a three-stage arsenals. _
plan to nd the wor:ld of nuclear There was no indication what
we&J><?DS by the year 2000. Soviet weapons miaht be destroyed in
M~or features were the new ~ excbanae for 1CT1ppina British and
ition on European nuclear missiles French missiles.
and an announocment Gorbachev Many statements durin& the 95-
was cxtendina a five-month mora-minute news conferenoc were vague,
torium on nuclear tests until March perhaps bec:autc Gorbacbev's state-
31 . He renewed picas for Washinaton ment itself left many details un-
to join the moratorium. defined Kremlin officials appearing
The hint of flexibility on the in public rarely have the authority to
European missile issue seemed de-10 beyond what is said by the
signed to get West Europeans to rut Communist Party leader.
officials would not confirm such reports. · •
U.S. line. up altemadve Pacific ba.a
WASHINGTON -The United State~ has reached agreement with Pa_lau
in the South Pacific allowin.g A~crican mil.1t;afY bases there tha.t ~n:'e oflk1al:.
say could replace installauons ID the pohtacally unstable Ph1hpp1Dcs. State
Department spokesman Pete ~artinez ~d Sat.urday t~at the Compact off ra
Association. which would pemut U.S. mah~ 1Dstallal1ons, must be approve\J
by the Palau Nttional Conaress. by a plcbisa&e-s.la1c:dJor Feb. 24, illnd by tM--
U.S. Conarcss. The untted Nations must also endo~lbe-compact. which
ends U.S. trusteeship over the Palau islands. assumed ID 1947.
Cblcken Ia79 an egg over comlag comet
STUDLEY, EnaJand -Linda Franklin was $7,000 ri~her Frida~ becau~
an anonymous hen with an odd affinity for astTo_nomy laid a Hal!ey s Comet
lookalike cg. Franklin sai~ she fou!'d th~ cu. wb~ch has a comet-hke mark o~
its shell on a fann near this Warwickshire town ID November. l..qend bas It
that some hens lay eas with such marks when Halley's Comet comes arou~
every 775 years, and a British C1I company offered l_0,000 po~nds ($ l 4,000) if
one was found this time. Frankhn, 36, claimed the pnze and Slld she ~ouJd bu,y
a car with it. The other half of the money goes to the ~Ice of Edan~urab s
Award ·Scheme. which encourages young people 1n 40 countnes to
achievement.
ReagfJ.n 's polyps benign Recruits can't
be discharged
over AIDS Virus WASHINGTON (AP) -Three
small polyps removed from President
Reapn's colon durina a post-cancer ~ cbecku.,_ we#-found to be
belllP Ilona ~th a sample of skin
taken from a bump on bis face, the
White House said Saturday.
The president. ratina over the
weekend at bis Camp David, Md ..
retreat, was liven the results of the
tests by bis personal physician. Dr. T.
Burton Smith, according to White
House spokesman Albert Brashear.
On Saturday, Reagan k.ept to bis
normal schedule and delivered bis
weekly radio address from the presi-
dential retreat.
Jn that address. Reapn quoted
Martin Luther King Jr. address in
suppon of bis r1intention·tha1 a truly
"color-blind" 'OCiety in which all
people have the right to succeed
Jho.uklnQt have quota.s.
Reagan's Ca bidet is embroiled in a
debate over chanJing a 1965 ex-
ecutive order and barring the Labor
Department from using goals and
timetables in pushing federal contrac-
tors to hire more minorities and
women.
At several appearances this week
markina King's Jan. I 5 birthday and
the federal holiday on Monday
honoring him, Rcapn bas either
refused to oomment on the dispute. or
say only that the matter bas not been
pu.t before him for a decision.
Reagan said that the United States
oppose the use of quotas." Reapn
said. "We want a color-blind society.
A society, that in the words of Dr.
King. ·udgcs people not by the color
oT lhctr sim:Out by the comenrot-
their character."
The president, his wife Nancy, and
their d<>J Rex flew to the Catoctin
Mountain retreat Friday evenin1
after the president's six-hour visit to
the Bethesda Naval Hospital.
The 74-year-old president under-
went the first examination of bis
colon since his successful c:anocr
SWJC!'Y in July. Blood tests, X-rays,
and a CAT scan were also done.
------------·' has "come a long way in the pursuit of racial fairness" and that even though
The White House issued a terse,
two-sentence statement Saturday on
the results of the president's medical
tests.
"final laboratory evaluation on
the three intestinal polyps and facial
tissue removed from the president
yesterday has been completed and all
are benign. The President was in-
formed of the results by his physician
at Camp David this morning."
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Llbyan students ezempt oa freeze
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
United States is makinaan exception
to iu order freezina all the American
bank accounts of Col. Moammar
K.hadafy's aovemment and will allow
Ubyan students to continue to draw
money to pay for tuition and related
school cxpen~ U.S. officials aay.
the students who~ here to continue
their education," an official said. "It's
a policy decision that's been taken by
the executive branch."
"We have not tried to aim the
aanctions we've taken to date at
Libyan persons," the official wd. "It'~ not at the Ubyan people; it's not
at Libya'! students." . ® And, the omcials said, new stu-TARG ET dents from the North African country • I ft i wi&~=~t.~"&tl.f:~!s~~lly in
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SHUTTERS SPECIALLY
supported· by the Khadafy govern-
ment tbrou&h a U.S. bank account,
Treuwy and State Department of·
ficia11 II.id. They djscussed the issue
on condition t!'eY not be identified.
He wd the decision wu "not
inconsistent with the intent and
purpose" of economic sanctions the
Rcapn administration took earlier
this month apinst the Libyan gov-
ernment. The sanctions followed
U.S. accusations that Khadafy
provided balCI for the terrorist aroup
that killed five Americans and 10
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WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal
jud&e on Saturday temporarily barred
the Navy fsom dischars:ina tl Navy
recruits whose blood shows exposure
to the AIDS virus, pending a review
of the case by the U.S. Coun of
Appeals here.
U.S. District Judge Louis F. Ob-
erdorfer said. however, he doubted
the recruits would win their case.
Still, be told the Navy it can't
discbuJe the sea.men for at least 10
days while they bring their suit before
the appeals coun.
"It seems quite likely that, unless
restrained, plaintiffs will be dis-charaed within minutes" of the
Saturday expiration of an earlier
order that had temporarily prevented
the discbarics. he said.
"Tbu.s., there is an enhanocd risk
that if the Coun of Appeals views the
maner differently, swift action by the
Navy would deprive the Coun of
Appeals of an opportunity to review
this court's action," the jud&e wrote.
80-year-old Gucci
guilty of tax fraud
NEW YORK (AP) -The eldest
member of the Gucci clan whose
retailing empire stretches from his
native Italy to Beverly Hills, pleaded
guilty Friday to fcdcral tu ctwaes
and aareed to pay more than S7
million in beck taxes.
EiabtY·yeat-<>ld Aldo Gucci wiped
tean from his eyes u he read a
statement in federal oowt acknowl-
~DI that be failed to report at least
SI 1.8 million in income to American
tax authorities between 1977 and
1982, yean in which he lived in this
count.I')' full-time.
Times Square news
bulletins to return
NEW YORK (AP) -Electronic -
news bulletins will once IPoiJl flub
across the former New Yon Times
buildina in Times Square, but reports
will be comina from the Lona Island
DC!"l)aper, Newtday.
Bulletins will be displayed on tbc
360-foot-lona. five-foot wide elec-
tronic ~ w~lch. ~around tbe 2~ bWJdina ID the lriaftlle at Times Square.
The .. zipper" where the news wu
flashed fint o~ in 1928 sbo. wina
the presidential ctecbon rewms, and bas~ ~.for eiabt years. News.-
day, ~n addition to providina the
hadbncs for the scrv\Qe, has lllfeed
to ~~'?tor the annual New Year's ~~h~ for the next five yean, the
build•l'\l I owners announced Thurs-day.
Amedcu Arab deft•
bu OD Tlattina Libya
TRrPQLJ, Ubya -Moharnmad
T. Me~_idcnt of the New Yortt-~ICd . e~n-Arab Relations
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i tokS reponeq at tht Tripo11 airport that bt bad come on 1 •• _ million... _._
... iMmd 10 tee brother M----= lladet Col ._..,,._r '1> llld lilt bim 'noc ~~mar
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Radioactive wa'ste
from Taiwan due .,
~at Long-Beach port
!I OLYMPIA (AP) -The govern-
ment has scuttled plans to ship
radioactive wastes from Taiwan
throu&h Pugel Sound and will use
Lona Beach instead. Washington
Gov. Booth Gardner said Friday. 1 "Without our initial strong reac-
hion to the plan, that waste may in fact
'l\ave ended up coming through
Washington," the governor said.
" Orc&on Congressman Ron Wyden ~said tile ships still will make brief
stops in Seattle and Oakland before ~amvingat Long Beach and unloading
'the spent fuel rods. Wyden said
'shipments will be made monthly.
The U.S. Department of Energy's
origi nal plan, finl discovered by
Oregon officials last fall , was to
unload ships in the Pon ofTacoma or
11the Pon of Seanle and truck the
1hi&hly radioactive cargo south on
·JlnterstatC)5 to Oregon and eastward ,across the nation to a reprocessing
.,pla.nt in Soulh CaroUna.
· th Oregon and W,@sbington
rlstronaly objected, includ~tlieir
conpessional delegations and ~ov
emon. Gardner made a special tnp to
Washington, D.C., to pro1cs1 the lack
of proper notice and opponuni1y 10
consider the safety of such a plan.
'> Gardner said the Department of
1 Energy has just notified him that
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sh1pmen1S will be unl01ded in Lona
Beach. The aovemment cited lower
transponation costs and a sboner
overland distance as its reasons.
"We'll 1alte this (food news) for
whatever the reason,' said Gardner's
press secretary, Jim Kneeland.
Before the Nonhwest and its
citizens protested the aovemment's
earlier plan, il was bein& presented as
accomplished fact.
.. l he governor's argument was that
you're tryina to brinf this waste in
here without doing il in a public way
and without opportunity to consider
the safety of it," Kneeland said.
Said Gardner: "We were not happy
that we had to hear about USDOE
plans from stale officials in Qreaon,
and that the dccision-makina proc.ess
was already under way without
anyone in our state even beina
consuhed.
"But when we-finaUy-Wlc o
lJSDOE about the proposals, they
were responsive to our concerns."
As for the plans to pay a port of call
rn Seattle, Kneeland said. "h's much
less of a concern than loadina and
unloading in Puget Sound. The more
it is handled. the more opponunity
there is for some problems."
t ARIES (March 21-April 19): Emphasis on plans that bear fruit, green light
o for major project or assignment, intensified affair af hean. Whal had been
nebulous becomes very real. Accent on business and career, money and love.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll finish what had been "left hanging."
You'll be free from obligat ion which was not your own in first place. Scenario
-highliJbts celebration. romance. variety. possible travel. Aries figures
prominently. .
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You could find romance where previously
there was mere routine. work. You make
discoveries. your style 1s imprinted. you
gain greater independence of thought.
actions. Leo native will play role.
CANCER (June 21-Jul) 22): Close
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0MARR
Golumbla ends~ troubled
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By &M A1Me'late4 Presa
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE-Thc..sp,ace $huule Columbia ended its
hard-luck mission Saturday with a fauhless pre-dawn iouchdown in the
California desen. 1wo days late and a continent away from its intended landina
site. After a record seven launch postponements and three wave-offs from the.
Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where it was suppOSed 10 have la.Med
Thursday, the shuttle landed at 5:'9 a.m. PST on a tlQOdlit concrete runway io
the MQjavc Dcscn. Florida had been the 11raet ..-in Saturday, but a lhteal of
rain for a third straight day forced shuttle commander Robert Gibson to keep
the ship in orbit for an extra swing around the Eanh for the California laqding.
Eqlo1tlve clJemlcal fo,and La ndd~n plant
LOS ANGELES -A highly explosive chemical that could have leveled a
city block was found illegally stored in a rcfriJCr&lor at a Sun Valley chemical
plant, authorities say. tow radioactive rcad1nas also were discovered in the
ceiling, walls and floors of California Bionllclcar Corp. on Friday, alo,ng with some radioactive material that had been thrown into a trash dumsptcr outside
the building, said city attorney 'spokesman Ted Goldstein. "h looks like
somebody abando!lcd the pla~ in a hurry," Ci ty Attorney James Hahn sa1d.
Ora• CoM1 DAILY PILOT/Sunday. Jenuery 11, 1Me Al
''Tht-y wett s&0nna cau1tac chcmicah Dal ao cxpi0$.lve cbemicals and OlkT
hazardous materials:·
Alllngcoadordl• .
SAN DIEGO -A capturtd Califomaa condor died Saturday, a victim of
lead poiJOnina which had paralyzed its diaestivc tract and slowly mrved I.be
bird, &nvinaooly 26 ofit11pecinalive, officw1 sa.id. The condor died a tbaD
three hours afttt a lube was sul)ic:ally implanted from the bird's occk IO al:I
stomach in a dnpcratt effon 10 feed the severely wcaktned animal, laid Tom
Hantom, spokesman.for the San Dieao Wild Animal Park. The C<)ndor's ad
poisonina was caused by swallowina shQ&aun pellclS lo the caraues of animals
It alt in the wild. ·
Palr try to dummy way Lato erpre. laae
LOS ANGELES -Dan Schwan and Grq Ronald had come to detest
bumper-to-bumper traffic lhat crawls alona Jntersllte 10 from their homea in
suburban Alta Loma 10 ther jobs in downtown Los Anaelcs. So the Alli Loma
men came up wilh a third passcnacr They stuffed an oversized coat with towels,
put sunJla~ and construction hacf on its head. strapped it in the beck seat and bcpn zipping happily along in the diamond express lane.·Until Friday. That's
when a California Highway Patrol Officer Rick Sa.nders pulled them over and
gave them a ticket for tryma to pass off the dummy as their required third passcnaer.
include change of residence. Your coun-
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recognition. You'll locate what had been missing. you'll be happier.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Moon in your si~ depicts new stans.
I independence. creat1v1ty, ability to remodel and rebuild. Sense of direction is
restored. you'll take greater charge of your own destiny. Taurus, Scorpio play
key roles.
LIBRA {Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Define terms, discern motives. look behind
'scenes for pertinent information. Romance evolves from chance meeting.
Clandestine arrangements lend spice. help reveal your true potential. Gemini
1 fiaures prominently.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Focus on friends, hopes. wishes, major
'domestic change. You'll receive gift representing genuine token of affection.
Powers of persuasion arc heightened -romance will play outstanding role.
' Taurus figures prominently.
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you're going to ad vance 1n ca reer. busin ess despite envious associates. Focus
on achievement, unique honor. panic1pa11on in political or chantable
campaign.
. . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on responsibility, charisma.
physical at:rac1100. long-range prospects wh ich could inc.lude overseas
Journey. You'll learn more about money. love. responsibility. how to db1ain
credit long overdue.
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., ... INIDDDMAN · ............... Ourina Tbunday's news con-
ference at Saddlebeck Collete'•
Million Viejo campus, Walther in-
lisied, "The board baa ab1ohately no
p&ans to make any further personnel
chaqes."
votes aimed at the chanceUor. At Thunda)''s news conference
When district board members con-· 8oatd Prnident Walther said lbe Ud
tinued to support Stevens. Saddle-other board memben have beard no
beck telehers endoned an unsuc-complaints &om tbe community
cessf'ul drive to ~ tbrtJC truslea. reprdioa this u~nditure. She. aaid
Then the f'iculty backed three can-the trustees beheved the Stevena
didatea who were elected to the board buyout wu a fair and equitable
Nov. S. tetOement they ~ oblipted to
chancellor'& job from withln the At the news conference, Buraess
district throutb nHt Wednesday. said Stevens' resianation "has had
T• days afttt the abrupt ~-• Mlioa ol Chancellor Larry Stevens,
WllltwtConununity Collett Dis.. uia olicials called a news conference.
10 bilblilht campus banQony and to
ditpel reporu tlla1 other adrni.ftb..
uatioD chaftFs arc immi6eDt.
Tbe seven-member Saddleback board allo oversees Jrvi.e Valley
Collele iD Irvine.
Terrence 8uf1t11. president of the Huie nqativc impect on the cam-
lnter-CotlefC Academic Senate, re-puses" and that Saddleback teachen leaaed a wnuen &tatement sayina the Jiave t>eaun the new semester in hiah
faculty IJ'OUP believes the interim spirits.
chancellor should not be eliaible for ''I think the single educational
On Jan. 7, the reorpnized board make.
permanent appo!Dtment to the ~t. bigest issue in the.dist~ct fo! the ~st
"This restricdDn will provide a year has been d1~t1sf~~on .wt'??
meuure ofi~nce from career Chan~llor Stevens adnun11tat1on,
considerationsbyyourappointeeand · Buraess said. He claimed Stevens'
will foster wi4nPrcad confidence "tone, direction and style were not
that that the Mlecellful candidate's appropriatl'for this ins11tution."
priorities will be clearly focused on He said he was unaware of reports
the immediate problems of the dit-that teachen have taraeted other top
unaaimously approved a Mianation Walther said the board bu ~un Harriett Walt her, president of the
ditarict's board of trustees. said .O.t
liace Stevens' relipation, she bu
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Over !be put two yan. NU-time
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odds witb tbedistrict'scbief ad.minis-
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and leadenbip st)'le. The faculty also
conducted . 1everal no-confic:lence
qreement for the chancellor. Under fieldina 1uapstion1 from various ·
this pact, the district will pay Stevens' campus VoUPI reprdiq how to
salary for the remainina 18 months of aelect an interim chancellor, then a
hiscontract. District officials said this permanent succeuorto Stevens. She
buyout will cost SI 04,000, plus ad-said the board will acce9t confidential
diuonaJ vacation pay and benefits. lettm of application for the interim trict ... ," the senate statement said. administrators they hope to oust:
"faculty members are not 1n a
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position to determine employment in
the district." Buriess said. "The idea
ofa 'hit list' is, L think, professionally
inappropriate."
Until an interim chancellor is
selected, David Habura, 45, the
' district's exec;.uti ve vice chancellor
since 1972, is serving as SaddlebaCk's
top administrator.
Lovable
Tbla la Kryetal. a 10-month-
old •:f.aed female epanlel-Spltz wbo•e deecrlbed u •err affectionate. dnoted
and bouebroken with a
1ent1e dlapoeldon. Toa
meet her jt the Laeana Beac
Anlmel Shelter.
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
December H
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Specter, Irvine
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fir. and Mrs. Scott McAJister, Hunt
ington Beach, boy
December 17
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller, Irvine, gi
December 19
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ogden. Irvine,
boy
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Arensdorf. Costa
Mesa. girl
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lund, New-
port Beach, boy
Mr. and Mrs. John Jimenez, Foun-
tain Valley. gi rl
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Amgo. Hunt-
. ington Beach, boy
Mr. and Mrs. John Radant, Irvine,
girl
December %0
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Stovall. Costa
Mesa, girl
Mr. and Mrs. Oleg Chikovani. New-
port Beach, boy
December%%
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stransky, Hunt-
ington Beach, boy
December %4
Mr. and Mrs. Derck Westervelt,
Newport Beach, girl
December %5
Mr. and Mrs. Robert West. Irvine.
boy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry, Newport
Beach. girl
Deeember%7
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gray, Irvine,
boy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Denger. Costa
Mesa. girl
M~/ and Mrs. Peter Marez. Hunl·
in11on Beach, girl
December %8
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wald, Costa
Mesa. boy
December %t
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orloff, Hunt-
ington Beach. boy
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Dowers. Irvine.
boy
December 3t
Mr. and Mrs. David Downs, Mission
Viejo, boy
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn McDonald,
Irvine, twin bo~s
Andrea Pruss, Costa Mesa. boy
Juury 1
Mr. and Mrs. James Montgomery,
Huntington Beach, boy
ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL
December lt
Stacy and Sean McMillian, Hunt-
inaton Beach. boy
MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
DecemberU
Carolyn Ann and Fred Robert
Hernandez, Newport Beach, boy .. W~ERN MEDICAL CENTER
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December!
Ecrin J. and Michael T. Quirke,
Irvine, airt
December I
Kristy L. and Martin E. Davidson.
Irvine, &irl
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"I was always the one with the
camera," said Donna Hubbell . "Not any
more. Now, I am m the picture," added
Hubbell, who has lost n t /2 pounds
since January 1984.
"I couldn't find any 'before'
pictures. When you arc overweight you
try not to be photographed," com-
mented Beth Clayton, who has taken 41
pounds off her five -fo<><-10-inch frame .
Both of the Irvine residents
credited Weight Watchers with their
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.. 11~ ._<•>it a 1in1e on the cjry ._ II will look tishter and l ftriner," Mid Playllia Newman u she
nph'r'wll ... Proctucu offered by
Clilatele Colmeticl. n.~ Ciauele ~ lilti111
oil .... 1.111Nllieat 11 lbe deenlina
bU' .•• ,..ut oil for tM nonnal/dry
fonn• ud ~ aad mineral
oil -the normal/oily formula. "n.c. are neu...-y to remove
~" the account ft1aD11ef for
Clientele at Neiman·Marcus.
FUbioft Island added.
Oientele prodl»CIS were oriainally
handled on a prescription basis .ince
they were developed by a
dennalOlotist for his pa&ieata. One of
thOle s-tienu who tried and liked the
product wu instrum_ental in t.tttillf it
marketed and now as executtve VJCC
By VIDA DEAN
praidrnt of Ctientmle. The company•l"'Tra.rcta poup
claim• that tbe ~rhy of cotmetic ak.in problems and l'DOlt acne ..
tioftl responded bet1cr if oil)' prod. ucu were avoided and one stnved tor
a mild but imperceptible dcpee of
~I 98S the skin care line wu an
exduaive with NeimanMarcua atore. llCCOl'diJw to NC'tmWl, wbo bu been
at the Falhion hland store aince May.
In some pu11 of the country,
Clientele is alrady in other stores and
will be here IOOD.
The interestint thins about this co~y inhat n doesn'r.stop with
prqvulina creams, cleansers, tonen
and 1UU9ues for men and women's
faces -at aocs several steps farther
with other products. ·
Wll.Hama 811 BUii will paty for
dancina.
"Tbe ballroom will be decorated in "They will play durina the dinner,
black. white and sold with black because '°~ people like to dance
covered &ables and really great then. too But, tbc..musi<: won't be
centerpieces ... in ~forswith Aoud that aucsts can't talk,•• promilCd
white orchids. It will look like the Vollmer.
Coconut Grove." said BmQ Pere, As a spcciaJ treat five-time Olcar
chairman of the third annual Golden winner J.._J Greea will be at the
·&too gala. piano ~ormina some ofh:iJ all-time
The OC Philharmonic funcl·raiser ts 1ncludin&T.Body and Soul,.·· "I
is set for Feb. I at the Irvine Hilton ~er the Waterfront" and "The
Hotel and Towers. Sona ofRafotrcc County."
When guests arrive at the private When award time comes, n...
·entrance for the black·tie event they Sell!mediet" will be in the ~iabt.
will be arected by 80 tap dancers to The Golden Baton award will 10 to
·transport them into an atmosphere her in recognition of her commit·
teminiscent of Fred Astam and ment, dedication and' tireless efforts
Ginacr Raters and the days of big on behalf of the arts in ~
movie muSicals. County. Making the presentation will
Newman, 'who has a heahh dub
and nutrition becqround., and olben
who hold the lame pc>lition, are
trained to work wltb a client or the
dint's dennalOlotitl on the in&ab of
viwnidl. aive pnctical information
on stress aDd Miibt ma.ftllemenl Ofcoune, you can IO into tbe store
and just buy tbe akin care line or
makeup products. Clienlele o&n a
full line of makeup clinically fOr ..
mulated in fashion sbadel Ulina
veeetable dyes for tbe COiorina. .. We
stay away from chemicals. .. Newman
said.
However, if '16 is }'OUr yeac for
look.ina 1ood and feelanJ pd. the
other producu and lel'Vtcet may be
the ticket.
The proptm to fiabt Stress Wll
added bec811~ .. -.. -~ "'""'" won't
necetaarily provide you with healthy
k>okint akin.
Recopizina the imponance of
nutrition and the fast·s-ced lifestyles
of molt oeoo&e today caused the firm
to add the streu control nutrienta.
Oientele claims tbe nutrients and
their blend ofvitamina. minerils and
trace e&cmenu are eft'ecti ve for repiac·
ina w~11t da y atma deplctet. The · t m&JU!lemedt prosram was in Aquil Newman ex·
plained that tbe prosram was de-
veloped by a specialist in the field of
weiaht.conttol, with tbe cooperation
of a clinical psychoJosist known for
his research into the causes and cures
of food addiction.
lt Is a six·month prosram to help
you learn not only ~hat to cat, but
how to prepare it. .. how to establish
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Before you eo on the propam (after
you've eeen your doctor), Clientele
people have you teet> a three-day
diary Ii.Una everythina you eat.
.K.nowina that inlormltion, they can
spot problems and make helpful
suaestions.
They say no diet pills ~r pr<?tein
drinks. no drup, no caffeine st1mu-
""''' "Vnn Mlft h11v.-three meals a
t.hc put Cruise of Li&hts fund·raiser society otticc at l34 t:. 17th, Suite Church in 1:-&1una tor 25 years and
each year.) l 07, Costa Mesa, telephone ~s tauaht p11n~ r:r.20 years. _
"We are ex":!i'J 700. HOwever, 642-8232. • • • BarMra a-. wife of Vice Prcsi-
t.hat ballroom bold almost 1 The Pame cast will be at the Irvine dent 0...,.. •• will be featured ~ot-SetvRSay to entertain (With~ It the Womens ~
IODI and dance) pcsb at the pla sponsottd by USC General Alumna
celebration planned by the OC Association.
Trauma Society. On the plannina committee for the
TickcU(Sl2Seacb)areavailableby event, which be&ins in Bovard callin& 937·S030. What's in store for Auditorium, are Pat ~.._.. of
attendees? Cbampqne and New ~na rcprc1entina the OC Trojan
York-style hon d'oeuvrea at 6 p.m.; Outld and Allee, Davl1, So~th
an authentic Italian dinner at 7; live Lquna, representina OC TroJan
auction bqins at 8 and will ao on for Leque. .
30 minutes until there's a break for Othen on t.hc committee ~SUP
the lively entertainmenL Morrta and Carel Perter of Newport
Tbe biddina will resume at 9: IS Beach and BJ._ Berta and Skrt
p.m for •S minutes and then it is Bett of Corona dcl Mar.
dance time until the clock strikes
midnight. • • •
• • • LeeuaMJlla, IS,oflrvinehasbcen "I ,et excited about this event every be Beary Seaentnm, the fint award
time I bear the plans for it," said recipient (l.9"84 84)) and honor&J)' chair·
OCPS executive director Erld Vol· man of this year's event, (Dluld
lmer as We discussed the event over Brea was the '8S reeipient.5 Lenna 111118 .
lunch at The Center Oub. The community of Huntinaton -·
"There will bea]Qby lOfooJ_hlack· -Harbour will-also be honored as the-thoutand;°-aict-Pmr.-
and·whjte checkerboard dance Ooor, recipient of the 1986 OCPS Com· Tickets to the event ($ 125 each)
_.JOO," added Pero. The IS.piece w• munity Recoptltion A ward. (They do may be arranaect by contacting the
Jo1ee C.wa1, pianill/orpnist, chosen as a semifinalist in Teen
will perform Tuesday at the 9:30 Lm. Mapzine'• 1986 arcat model search. meetina of Harbor View Hills Her photo will appear in the February
Philharmonic Commi~Mem~of tbe m1Jlzine 11 one of thel6
will ptbcr at the Irwin Kempler 9elb.infinalisu an her rqion.
residence in Corona dcl Mar. Conway She now becomes eligible for
bas been orpnist at SL Paul Lutheran selection later this year as contest
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.. You don't IO to lectures, but theft
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hypnosis. but• a tape to relax bf.
Before you eat dinner a~ niabt.,,YOu
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If you need extra help l>t s~u. the offer special P,Ciocs f o~ h an~ wife, and there·~ a bot hnc s
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What next for the coms-i;-yf
"Rumor has it that a body care hne
will be next, .. said Newman. !
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"super" finalist, th~. next Slep in
winnil\J._ tM ~t1on. The.J!nal
winner ,cu Cash awards, ~
includina a Mazda and a ~
and her picture on
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Plus1 my aerobic and weight trairu
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Hubbell added.
Hubbell joined Weight Watc
after a friend repeated the comm
of another -"Donna's such a prct:
girl, it's too bed she is so fat."
"Once I aot over the initial hurt,
decided I bad to do aomethina. ·:
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WbCD fashion delilner Mwra1 At-... arrivet from London, he wiU find 850womenptbered fel>. •at the Irv ine Hilton and Towers to view his latest sreatiou.
NewDOrt Bach CbaptcrofCb~help USA wiU spontor the luncheon
eventanduitafourl)Rvaoussbows. at'suellout. •
1 .. Wucntouttbeinvitationsandwithinoneweck, we had sold out "aid
.._IMl.cbainnanoftheluncbeon. ' ·
1 Chapter mcmbcn were di1euuina the ahow and findinJ out more about
Arbeid at a brunch boated by Tiu and Man SeMfllib at their Harl>or Ridte
home.
Honors bestowed
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A WOMAN OF ACHl'EV&
MINT. v.,...._ (>e·h ... of
Llluna 8eaCb is a "Woman of
Achievement" -a distinction
bcltowed OD' btf by the ~
8eacb Chapter of Lbc NauooaJ LeMuc of Americ&D Pen Women .
Chamberlin was awardcid the ••••••• honor Saturday in a formal pres.-
.. Arbeid desiped the aown that Prl8eet1 Dtua wore at the .... rty •iven...., _. .. wu.oa 8Ulu ............. ...., Arterbana ~British Em busy," said BWu WallerM* ofSab Fifth A:venU::-s;,ulb ~ ' •
entation at the annual meetiftl of Gn11 rJ • ., ... a pofe11Df ol
the State Chapter of American r:: at UO, ud Dr. A 1 •• Pen Women at Redlands wbo WM oubtic ,. .. liDM
''Virainia Chamberlin was director for tbe l9M Olympb
unanimously voted 'Woman, of OruaizUw C-om•iuee.
Achievement'," said BnMa leck-co:bec:t writen wortt-
Plua(tbeetoreisan:ancinatheshow). "Hedoctmoatlyaftemoonandevenina '1lre9el. .. the collection as very dfelly. H isstyles are very decorative from the
waist up ... be contends that a woman should look as-t sittin• as she does ltandi .. ..-... Or~Stewart, Department of Pediatrics at UCl, was at the brunch
and bad tbeopponunity to see the a Ward that will be officially hers at the show.
"It will have a place in my office," Stewa.n said as she looked at the Special
Friendl award created by Blair a .. well (two children with the enaravina _••Appeal for Love.")
Anothcnpecial award wiU be Jiven and the recipient will also set a
8ulweU IC\llpt\lre. Tbis inspiration award honoree is a secret and memben
""OUldn't talk about it.
' However, they~ del~ted to talk about Childbdp US_A:· 1t in non-"Pl'Oftn:nd bumanltanan orpnization committed to ~vention and treatment
'Of cbildabuteand nealectof children in the United States,," explained Kara V-. ••Asa chapter we suppon the Villqe o~QllldbclgtJ ,lkalUJlODt."
Two nationilbol:ntmembers. 0.11,.. O.C.. and LWa WWeJ were
and Willey noted that there are nine cbapten in California with l ,000
bcn involved.
Jm WU.. wu happy to talk about fashion show prizes. "Five prizes
(indudinaan oyster white sheared beaver jac.ket donated by Mr. Ja~ues 8'ld a
~necklac:efrom Moboco)areworth more than SSOOand 20otherprizesin
the SI 00 to SSOO f'IDIC."
All expcn1e1 for the ahow have been underwritten by mem ben and friends
10 all of the proceeds wiU benefit Cbildhelp USA.
Amona the bnmchers were c-M and PMI ot... (she is president of the
cbapler). Ameu,en,s.a.arue, Ric* and EJJea Seal and Su4J
ArterMn(wbowasexcitcdaboutherBeach Front Propenyswimweargoing
into four mljor department stores).
a.-~.president of the sbope were led by 8eabd (Sd-
Laawla Beach chapter. ence r.ction). we11175· Chamberlin spearheaded. the' Writen). 'Gillctmrd ' 5:
. sucx:esaful lApna 8cacb Pen ~ Collie
Womens' Writers Conference at DfMa AIMI (Sbon Scory). u.M
the South Laauna Beach n..u (Poetry) and'· Jeu
Methodist Church last fall.~ T~ ... (Juvenile).
Chapter membcn Am W.U. ADtomeneWiki1111cubawards
(Daily Pilot Columnist) and IAla were pte1CDled to &.... o.w·
GW....aN ("Writina Funny for (POdry), ~ PrtMe ~ _.........,....,,") pa.rticipaled in the coo-Story), a.ro.llur (TV
ference, as did Na&&IM a.. and Jeu l wwaa (Article).
..,...., who su~ the read-Swenton was alto awarded tbe
· ofallsubmitted~vetcd lsabdlt Ziijler Metn·
t nference fUHt lecturen were orial A ward for General Excel-
Science Fiction Wnter Dr. lence in WritiQa.
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Hospital Gwld, bas planned a fashion
dinner Feb. 1 at the Ritz Carlton
BWar Wallertd of Seki Ftftb Av-
enue. South Cout P1ua, ia plannina
the fashion show which follows 7 p.m.
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Y acbt Oub;-FoUowina the 11 a.m.
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AN OPEN LElTER TO NEW TEACHERS
Welcome! ,
Weeatrusttoyouourbrats. We expect you todjsciplinethem where we
have not. But do it ma way that won't rna.keuunary.
Keep our children entertained. They arc bound to act restless. They watch
a lot of television so they aren't very aood at entertaining themselves. School
bores them because they can't flip channels.
Someofusareardently apinst abortion. Others of us arc ardently for pro
choice. Some of us demand school prayer. Otbers demand no school prayer.
SomeofusueChristiansandbateatheists.Someofusarcatheistsandhate
Christians. Please reinforce the correct moral views to our children who arc in
your care.
Feed ourcbildttn well. We don •t have time to give them breakfast at home
so they a.re quite hunlJ')' when lunchtime rolls around.
We understand that teachers are human beings and have days when they
arc depressed. not feelinJ well and just plain have the blues. Never show that
side of yourselfto our children. We want thC(ll to believe the world is always a
happy place. Smile. L
Teach our children that America isalwaysright, hasalwaysl>ecn nght ano
is the best place to live in the entireworldarulthat n is the best time to
alive iiftl'iC en fire history of man. Of course we on 't believe this stuff anymore
ourselves, but we want our children to believe it. They will read enough
neptive thinp in the ncws,.per.
Remain m control at all times. Our children will yell at you. We will call
you up on the phone and yell at you. We will go to the school and yell at the
princ1pel about you. Please stay calm. Someone has to.
Accept the arc.at responsibiJity that has been given to you. I four children
don't learn to read, it will be your fault. If they come out of high school having
no idea what they want to do in life, it will be yourfauh. lfthey don'tgo to
collqe.t it wiJJ beyourfauJt. lfthcy JO to college and flunk out, it will be your
fault. Ir they can't find a job, that wlll also be your fault.
Be perfect. Lord knowsourcttildren sec enough im~rfcaion in their
homes. Somebody has to set an example. ·
And please don't gripe about money. RcaJJy now. you get three months of
xacation away from the brats. We have to have them around all year long.
Yours truly,
The Parents
Q.-My ,.,ui.r a.I I .. Mt epe•
few-card aajen. Tllere la•• type
el IMuMI c.Mt ••1• ca .... •• pn-
blea1: wllere .,. .. , Ml fl•• Mart• OMAR ud fear,,.... •. Bew• yoa laudle
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MM Lon~ dullbterofOr. aDd Mn. Lock o.e DiM o( Newoon 8-:b. aDd SteDMn M. Bacctitl&er,
eon of'Mr. ud Mn. Byron Batcbeller
alt0 of Newpon Beach, exc~ weddi• vows i.n a Nov. 30 ceremony
in the OardeD Grove United
Methodist Churtb.
The Rev. 0.vid Bailey and the
Rev. Miles Acker officiated at tM
candleliaht 1ervice. Music for the
ceremony included a band bell choir,
the Californians of the Oranae Coun-
ty MasterChoraJe, with vocal soloi1t1
Allison Enaland and Moekly Swan1 trumpeter solist Roy Poper. ano
violinist Mary Quon. cou11n of the
bride. Direct.or Owiet Cueey·
Cooper comJ)Oled· an orilinal sona
for the weddina. "Celebration of
Love," which was dedicated to the
bridal couple.
Five hundmi aucsts, inc1ydina
relatives of the bride from all over the
country and California Secretary of
State March Fona Eu. attended the
co-.ple's dinner reception at the
Newpon Mcridien Hotel.
The bride wore a white satin gown
with Alencon lace bodice, basque
waist and a boat neckline. Satin
covered buttons and a large satin bow
accented the deep Vat the back of the
bodice, and long sleeves were slightly
puffecht the shoulder and fitted at the
wrist with insets of lace_arui_~uins.
JhcJuU skirt and cathearihrain
were trimmed at the hem with
Alencon lace. Her Juliet cap, custom
rMde by fashion dcsianer Frank Que,
was trimmed with white lace, seed
pearls and sequins and held a blusher
and cathedral lenath veil.
The bride's sister. Claudia Dina-.
Mueller, was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Jill Burch,
Michelle Louie, Andrea. Dorothy and
Karen Tang, and May Yin& Welch.
The flower Jirl and ring bearer were
Tisbia and Denick Que.
Andrew Batcheller, the bride-
aroom's brother, was best man and
ushers were Bruoc Batcheller, Steven
a
llr .• lln, e. II ... tcbeller
E. Auth, Boite and Lany Ding,
Jefferey Robinson, Jobn Tenaglia,
Duane DeKalb, Randy Hause and
Gary and Jeffrey Robenson.
After a honeymoon trip to the
Caribbean. the couple arc residents of
Newpon Beach. He is a sales consult-
ant with ColdweU Banker in Tor-
rance, and recieved -hi &.-A:. and
M.8.A. dqrces from the Univenity
f Southern Califom1i:-She-is-a
araduate of UCLA with a bachelor de~ in industrial r._sycholOI)' and
rec1eved her masters dcarce from
USC. She is president ofl>enonnel
Systems Associates in Newport
Beach.
DONl'fSR-Um
The Newpon-Mesa Christian
Center in Costa Mesa was the settina
for the Dec. 28 nwriaac of Kristen
Marie Reid and Michael William
Donner. They arceted I SO pests at
their reception at the Costa Mesa
Country Oub.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of Costa
Mesa and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L
Donner of Huntinaton Beach arc the
parents of the couple.
The bride wore her mother's wed-
ding gown of ivory slipper satin. The
fitted bodioc of beaded Alencon lace
-, .. -
Krtaten Donner
featured a scoop tront and back
neckline with a peau de soie yoke and
a high collar of lace with tons fitted
sleeves. The full s£irt was tnmmcd
with splashes of the beaded lace and
swept mto a tram.
Her fingertip veil of pcau de soie
was crowned with a wreath of baby's
rcath and satin ribbon roses. She
carried a boUQ,Jgt of red roses and
streamers of lily o(ilie--valteyfashion-
ed after. the bouquet her mother
carried at her I 94S weddinJ.
Nancy Ronquillo, the bnde's sister
was matron of honor, and the
bridegroom's brother, Edward Don·
ner was best .man. The bride's junior
attendants were Carin Schisler.
acolyte; Jenny Noland, flower &Jrl;
Meghan Noland, lariat bearer; and
Sarah Noland as ring bearer. Norma
uibfrcid was the reader and the guest
book was kept by Janeth Bowman.
Ushers were Frank Donner. brother
of the bridegroom. Dave Thomson
and Greg Johnson.
After a trip to Jamaica, the couple
are residents of Huntington Beach.
She is with Mola Development in
Huntington Beach... and he is a
paramedic in Vemdtr.
HOFFllAft-81tARS
uigh Ann Sears and Kenneth
Submit your
wedding news·
T1te he.vt. bvri.ed ~others of tM bride1ndbrick-10-~ ... 1t'1elllYIO
pu1*sh your weddi111 news in the
IAJJy Pilot. Fmt, ,e_t copies ofour eD.lllP."en t
1ndweddl111forms. Youaane1tbn'
pictthom upinourlobby•t JJO W. Bay St., Costa M~. Mondly tbrou..b
Fridly from 8 a.m. to s p.m .• or man
your request with 1 st11mped. ielf.: 1ddre~ envelope to IM Wedd1111
Deparrment, 0.11y Pilot, P. 0 . Box
I S60, Cost11 Mesa. CA 92626.
Enp,ement oews must be ~ub
mi rred at last st:ven weeh pn.or to
the wecklifll. If you baveone, mclude
a photo oftbe bride-to-be with the
form.
Weddinp will be published after
the weddit11date. Quality photos of
the bride or the briclal couple are
welcome. Black/white pbotosare
preferred to color. ff you wish your
photo returned, pleue put your name
and maili111 ad~ on the beck (use
a felt-tipped pen, please). . Wcddingandengqem~nt news~·
published on a space-av11Jable bu1s.
Wccan 'tguar1ntee you a specific date
for your news, bu~opublish it
as soon as possible. -
Charles Hoffman were married Jan.
11 at the Costa Mesa home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mn. Robert
G . Scars. Sixty memben of the
families and friends attended the
ceremony and a ~ption held in the
home afterward.
The bride wore a Victorian style
gown with a Venetian lace collar and
butterfly sleeves. She was attended by
her sister, Lori Callaghan.
The bridegroom is the son of
William Hoffman and Sheny H.
Williams of Huntington Beach. His
father served as best man.
After a wedding trip to Steamboat
Springs. the couple wiU be residents of
Newport Beach. She is a sWJicaJ
technician at St. Mary•s Hospital in
Long Beach and he is a Newport
Beach building supervisor.
daat?-J.L .• Orluclo. Fla. s
A. -That is. a peaky problem no HARlff IUDW&LL-RUHQJIL __
matLer whether ou play four· r -Mr. and Mn. ~nneth J(jdwell of
five.card major opening bids. Ac· Brea have announced the enpge-
tually, though, you only have dif· minor to c e for your rebid! You hearts. U responder bas game-going ment of their dauahter, J(jmberley
ficulties when your hand is a have to lie to partner either about values, he can check on opener's Jayne J(jdwell, to James M. Robins,
minimum opening bid: if you have your strength or your s hape, for a distribution by bidding two no son of Newport Beach residents Mr.
an intermediate or stronger opener, rebid of two hearts in this situation trump. Opener bids a side three· and Mrs. Theodore Robins Jr.
you can afford to open one heart and virtually guaranlees a six-card suit. card minor if his shape is 4-5-3-1. or A araduate of Brea-Olinda High
then make a reverse bid in spades. Some experts overcome this by jumps in the minor if it is a four· School, the bride-elect is a student at
Take a look at these two hands: simpTy choosing the anti-system card suit and his shape is 4-!>-4-0. Fullerton Co~ and does specia.1-
(11 .Knu1 <::>AQ•ir.z OJ5 +-opening bid of one spade. That With 4·5-2·2 and a minimum for izedwood-work.inainAnaheimHills. --°" • 6 Her future husband is a araduate of IZI +KQS3 <::> AKS5Z 0 A5 +1z leaves them with a c;onvenient rebid his bid. opener signs off with three Newport Harbor Hip SChool and
of two hearts over any action b. hearts. With a maximum and stop· ~ Coa l ColJ H ded The second example is easily S eae. e atten Partner. That is not an ideal solu· ...,rs in th'e minor suits, he bids tate Lona D~ch and · handled with a reverse bid. The r-~ · 1S now a lion. and on occasion will result in thl'ee no trump. student at Pep~rd1'ne U · ·t ... first nn•es problems for even ex· ..-DIVUSIJY -> r-your side struggling in a 4·2 spade There are some flaws to this School of Business and is truck
pert partnerships. Let's assume fit. method -it sometimes makes the manager at Theodore Robins Ford.
that you play a sophisticated A larger body of experts has defense easier. And you have to They will be mamed on July 12 at
system that includes five-card ma· adopted the Flannery Convention. give up using two diamonds as a St. Joachim's Catholic Church in
jor opening bids and forcing no They play that an 0,...n,·ng bi'd of k t b'd b h . b' Costa Mesa. ,..-wea wo-1 , ut t at 1s no 1g
trump responses. You open one two diamonds shows exactly the drawback. 08WALD-llOOU
heart and partner forces with one hand shown above: a limited 0 ...,n· no trump. What now? r-Se.cl aay q .. eu..1 fer~ c ..... t. Mrs. Marcy Oswald of Laguna
Y d . h h d ing bid of 11-15 high-card points Clilarle1 H. Gen• ucl Oaar Sllwif. la Beach has announced the engage-
__ o_u_o_n_t_e_v_e_n_a_v_e_a_t_r_u_·_u _r __ w_h_k_h_i_nc_l_ud~e~s_f~o~ur~sp~a~d=e~s ~a~nd~fi~v~e-~~·~~~t=~~·=·~~~~='~· ------~nt~~da·~J~~~s
Oswald, to Breck kirby Moore.
The bride-elect also 1s the dau~ter
of the late Mr. Jerry Oswald. She 1s an
elementary teacher with the Santa
Ana School district.
Her future husband is the son of
Melvin Moore and the late Mrs. Celia
Berta Moore. He is employed by
Mutual Propane in Tustin.
A May 3 wedding is planned at the
Dana Strand Beach and Tennis Oub
in Dana Point.
Kimberly ·Jane Kidwell,
Jamee Robin• Jane Leraaa Oswald, Brec-Ktrby lloore
Daniel Libby of Uniontown, Ohio. Street.
will be mamed in New York City in They will be married on April 10 at
April. the Fifth A venue Presbyterian
Dr. and Mrs. George S. Chung of Church in New York City.
North Tustin are the parents of the
bride-elect, who is a 1978 graduate of llA1'LltY-IOll8Tlt
Estancia High School and a 1982 The engagement of Patti Hanley to
graduate of Columbia U ninversity. Bill Kriste of Glendale has been
She is now a medical student at New announced by her parents, Mr. and
York University School of Medicine. Mrs. Jim Hanley ofNewpon Beach.
Her future husband is the son of A Newport Harbor High School
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Libby of graduate, the bride-elect is aJso a
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versity araduate and is a financial Southern California.
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Corporate memories saved
r tanceon
com puter use raises
stakes In ·crashes·
By PETER COY ., ............
NEW YORK -A hundred feet
beneath the streets of Manhattan·s
financial district, a 21h-acrc chamber
' dug from bedrock is being turned into
a modem treasure vault.
The man·made cavern under the
W_orld Trade Center. pan of an old.
railroad, has a guard station with
machine aun-proof glass, Halon gas
for cxtinauish1n1 fires and 14 dosed-
circuit TV cameras for surveillance.
' DataPort would be a safe place for
diamonds, rubies or gold bullion.
Instead i1 wiU coolain-.nothing but
thousandsofreelsofm~cJic tapc -
in effect. duplicates of thun!mones--of modem corporations. -'-----~
secunly trend by demanding work-
able disaster plans before they give
companies clean bills of financial
heaJth. The Internal Revenue Service
has funhercd the trend, imposing_
several rules governing secure storage
of long-term records.
Companies lake New York's
DataPort store backup copies of a
company's computer records. The
client company can rctncve the
magnetic tapes on shon notice and
load them into us computers to
replace ones that ha vc been damaged.
Unfortunately, a disaster that de-
stroys data often destroys machines
as well. Comdisco, Sungard and other
companies charge clients a bag fee for
the nghl to use spare computers that
they keep ready and waiting at "'hot
sues:·
BERNSMEJER CAIUtOLL
Manager'named
for Holiday Inn
For those who cannot afford a hot
site there as the "cold sue," a room equipped with chilled water, electnci-Jack W. ~rumeler llas been appointed general ma~ and ~hoes that as ready ur Katlaltn Ne.._ l'Jdt.ent• has been-named dtrcCror-6'. les for the
have a computer installed an 11 an an Holiday lu lrviH, slated to open this spring. Bernsme1er recentl> transferred from Denver where he managed two other corpc;>rate-
DataPon and other storehouses
across the country cater to their
clients' arowing nervousness about
their dependence on computers vul-
nerable to fire. flood, sabotage. theft
or simple human error.
emergency. owned Holiday Inns. He has been with the firm since I 97S. Richards
u ~ Comdisco charges Its biggest was formerly director of sales for the Holtday Inn. Costa Mesa.
Ed 0...1 .. 1-too~-alt 100 , t 1..-1 ... ..._ clients up to $20.000 a month for • • • • ..._ -1 -O'Ye r 'Ya • aee U11t: ow ••0 u.atta.D, b 18 · r. Davkl W. Carroll llas been named area vice pres1d-nt fior Plldfk bel ..... billlt to p r o--'d --' to-• f te da ac~ss to a 1g M maan1rame and a .. ~ , •a e ~e• ._e mcom~~~r~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·m-~i~c~s~n · ,
Experts say a total computer
wipcout with no backup plan an place
-an unlikely event -might
permanently cripple a business like a
bank or brokerage firm.
"A computer failure is probably the
single most tragic business event that
could happen to a company. You
can't move product, you can't collect
money, you can't ship, you can't
collect premiums. You just can't
functfon," said John Ratliff. vice
president of marketing for Sungard
Services Co. of Wayne. Pa.
In spite of the danJer, no more than
1.000 of the roughly 14.000 data
centers in the United States and
Canada that use IBM mainframes of
the 4300 series or bigger have disaster
plans that include off-site backup
computers, estimates Ray Happ,
president of Comdisco Data Re-
covery Services Inc. of Rosemont. Ill.
Executives are reluctant to d1ven
large sums of money from pressing
needs to guard against a disaster that
may never ha ppen, say Comdisco
and Sungard, which are No. I and
No.2. rcspcct1vely. an the busaness of
supplying backup com outers.
But auditors are stepping up the
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Hipp said. Riverside. San Bamardino and Inyo counties. The Irvine resident will
Computer makers take Inter-work out ofan office in Orange. Carroll bas been Wllh Pacific Bell and
national Business Machines Corp. •ts predecessor, Pacific: TdqlllHe, for .l4 years. He came to Orange
and Digital Equipment Corp. also County as area manager an 1984• • •
offer rescue services. such as rush Peter J. Latnl has been named president and chief executive
shipment of replacement computers officer of Scbelder Commercial Real Estate. Latnl, of Newport
and consulting by their an-house Buell, i1 a real estate broker ud member of die CaUferaia Bar. He
disaster expens. jobte4 Scbelder ht IH4, servtac mMt rtteatly a1 vice presldat aM
The New York tock Exchange ceaeral COUHI.
relics on 13 computers to suppon • • • m1nute-to-m1nute noor trading. CocllaraaeClll.ate, Uvta11&o11 has added three new people lO Its Med
Three could fail an a way that would Bio Science Division and promoted five others. Promotions include:
bring trading to a halt, said Don Digi Blutoa and Crall Sdia, from scotor account exccuttves to
Due.,.. eke. the exchange's senior, 1cc account supervisors: EUeea Goodmaa. from account reprcstntattve to
president of market operations. account executive: &ri1tiDe McCartlly and Ju Morris, from account
ometimes a small failure serves to coordinator to account rcprcscntallve. New addmonS>anclude Mlcbel
remind companies of how senou!I a Rosa, who comes from the company's c.onsumer products area to a
big fa a lure .,..0 utd be. Al the New York pos111on as senior account exccuuvc for the Med Bio d1v1s1on. Mi<'lilele
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11 plans to split the machanes between
two sites to lessen the chance of an
ancapac1tatmg disaster
L1lo..t• other bag "le"' York computer
u!>Crs. the stock c"<changc pa}'s a lee to
a lCnter 1n ne1ghbonng New Jerse)
that ma1nta1ns backup computers at
can use on a moment"s nouce. and 1t
stores backup records 1n a com-
memal storetiouse an upstate New
Yorio..
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an the 1950s and "60s out of fear of a
O\ 1e1 nuclear attack. tended to be an
mountain strongholds far from cities.
Rcrnrds "ere ro1.a1ed at the leisure!\
pace of once a month. ·
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tt·nd to be more convenient Records
are -,hipped 1n and out as often as
sc'eral times a da). ensunng that a
d1sa'>tcr "'ould not punch a hole 1n a
company's data rC'cords of more titan
a re" hours.
Data storage e"<pcns sa) the ne\t
trend will be for companies to send
their backup records into storage
rlectron1calh. Workers at the receiv-
ing end "'uuld record the trans-
missions onto magneti c tape and
place the tapes on racks.
In this case. though. high tech-
nolog) has 11s cnucs. It 1s hard to
venfv that records sent elcctrona call >
arc not comang 10 garbled. so com-
pan1e<; run the n'>k of d1scovenng at
the worst pos~1ble tame that their
backup anformauon is unusable.
argues Wilham Dreyer. a vice presi-
dent of Iron Mountain Group Inc .. a
maJor data-storage company based m
Bo-; ton
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JOtnmg FMJ . Cathcan held a s1m1lar po 1uon .... 11h Doyle Duf'
Bernbacla/Wett an Los Ange les FMJ SJX'Ciahzes 1n marlo..c tl ntt
communacauons for medical products and healthcare ~n-1ces ••• Josepll Samples has joined SHlll Cout Medical CHter as l h1ef
financaal officer and Dave Ton 1s the ne.,.. director of de\ elopmt•nt
Samples comes to the South Laguna health care agenc) from a pos1t1on
as assistant vice president of finance fora New Jerse) teachang hospital
Torie 1s a former execuuve director of the Holiday Parll Hospital
FoudatloD 1n Portland. Ore. • • • Ende Stockert has been named manager of the Orange<. ount~
d1v1s1on of Soetlaern Califorala Gas. Co. ud Gail Roseee ha~ been
appointed dtstnct manager for So•tllern Callfonaia Gas Co. an the south
Orange County -area SJocken. formerly manager of the uttlit) ·s
Southern d1v1s1on 1n Compton. replaces Josepla J . AJlloviclil, who as
rctmng after 39 years RoSttn replaces Sam Bouick, rc:-unng after a 3.:!-
}'ear ca~r Wllh the gas compan) Stocken has be-en "'th the gas
company since I 9S6 and RoSttn for 20 years. most ret·cntl) as qunht)
circles facilitator. d1rcctmg employ~ teams 1n proJects to increase
com pan ) producuvtt} . • ••
Clalldia Loolley, \let president ot the Saddlebadl Healtla
Foudatto• of Saddlebadl Commu.lty Hospllal in Laguna Halls has
achieved the rank of Fellow m the Natloaal Associattoa for Hospital
Development. The desagnauon as the h1ghe t accred1tat1on for ho p1tal
development professionals.
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Or-.. OOMe DAILY PILOT/.,._, -..,Y 11. 1 ...
Road fee plan amounts
to government coercion
To I.be E.ditor. n. propoeed San Joaquin Kills Freeway, a aubject that has sparked
l'AUICOUI deb9tei, ia one o( those inent illues that rally define the
diflielcnce between advocates and
~. the issue is local, state or
federal ii of no sipificance. What is mc:n interestina than the praam•tic
upunent at this point 1s -the ·
problem offindin& the money to pay ror three new freeways bas always
blocbd the project.
It is time that the oouoty concedes
and eccepu the fact that there arc no
pamanteed federal funds available.
~ -111iabt have assumed lhat f)rlfJ!lb County votcn had solved the
problem when they overwhelmingly
defeated Proposition A-(.lhe Hell
iiJet tu) last year. Not so -in
desperation the freeway tax
~moten became quite clever and
t.nitiated scheme No. 2, the de-
velopen road fee plan, presstuing 11
cities to ra tifv i L
Realistically, it does not solve the
county's problems -it only boils
down to more county coercion
apinst the citizens. The point is
elementally simple. The San Joachin
Hills freeway is vitally essential to
the Irvine Co.: It provides the only
access to their multimillion dollar
private estates on Pelican Hills Road.
Their future profits depend on it.
In an attempt to save the OC
tupayers millions of dolJars, the
Irvine Committee of Seven
Thousand ccosn pthe~ enouah
sipatures with their Vc>1ers lnjtiative
Measure and place it before the voters
June 3 to stop the city from coUectina
ro.ct fees to pay for three new
freeways. The Irvine residents will be ~
sandwiched in by the projects. Un-
fort)lnatcly, the initiative is bein&
challenaed in court by the Frecwa,Y.
Joint Powers Agency. a powerful
coalition of developers and big busi-
ness. The city of Lquna Beach should
be commended for not joining the
"gang."
If the fee ordinance is approved by
majority of the cities, it's inevitable
that the beauty and tranquility of the
Pacific Ocean coastline (we all enjoy)
will be drasticallfi'Ca'Uc~twittnnajor
developments. Martin Brower. a
former Public Relations advocate for
the Irvine Co. is so fervently obsessed
with tall buildings and hi&h-risc
hotels that he envisions the lrvine
Coast becoming another
French/Italian Rivien. strictJy for
the jct set. On the other hand, Mr.
Brower may settle for second best and
acquiesce for another Miami Beach
or Atlantic City.
In the final analysis, the choice
should be determined by the voters of
Orange County. They're the ones who
will ultimately get 11 in the cod -
financially or environmentally.
ID-" Z. WILLlAMS
Costa Mesa
Maurer scored on airport pact
To the Editor:
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"Why don't the malnUnechurch ea move to the top of thei r aaenda
these crucial moral problema ... Instead oftalkl ngso much aoout our
polltlcal. economic a nd foreign problems ... ?"
HfltObMY,
HEUDJM>Y.
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PHYLLIS
ScHLAFLY
Clergy,
sticK to
in oral
troubles
Clergymen of aby and all de-
nominatiOM-Clearly bayc_ the same
constitutional riahts of political
speech and action enjoyed by other
Americans. They have the riaht to
speak out on politicaJ issues, to UflC
others to follow their counsel, to
support or oppose any candidate for
public office, and even to run for
office themselves.
Many liberals, however, savagely
criticize some cleraymen for speak.i
about politics, calling this a crack i
the so-ealled wall of separation
tween church and state. We sa
"some" because that criticism a
pears to be voiced only apin
conservative clergymen, nev
against liberals.
Those who criticize J C1T'Y F alwcl 1
other conservative preachers for pu
licly supporting the Reaaan polici
become deaf and mute when
National Council of Churches or
National Conference of Cathol
Bishops issues politicaJ press rel
Reference is made to Steve
Marble's article "Noisy Flights To
Top Sixty a Day" in the Jan. 3 Pilot.
totaJ unconcern in even ratifying such
a giveaway and now bis unconcern
emphasizes his disregard for his ~-::=!e:::=:::=====-~====-=i.iil-=-==
or spends church funds to oppose
Reapn administration policies.
If the clergy can blame the po
ticians in power because there are t
many poor, hungry, homeless
jobless, why can't the politi ·
blame-the cleraY became there-is
much promiscuity. illegitimacy,
abortion, divorce, domestic viole
neglect and abuse of children, alco
and drug addiction, rape, po
graphy and immorality in pop
He quotes Mayor Maurer as saying
be is not concerned about the increase
(in ftigbts from JWA) because county
officials "are do~'!& evemJlinf they can to mgnjtor the situation .• and
"I'm confident that the spirit of the
aar_cement will prevail." r feel quite sure the quote is
absolutely correct since Mr. Maurer
was part and parcel of approving the
supposed settlement with the county
supervisors. He did, in fact. show his
constituents.
To state that he is confident that the
supervisors will adhere to the spirit of
the agreement is less than wishful
th:inking:ltRlntronlhe agreemen ff s-
not yet dry and the spirit has already
been abrogated. Don Strauss is ap-
parently the only one on the City
Council that really bas the pulse of thr
city in mind.
ALAN L. BLUM
Balboa Island
School nurse day celebrated
To the Editor:
On Jan. 22, 1986, the schools of
Oranae County will be helping nearly
200 nurses celebrate National School
Nurse Day.
A school nurse is not only a nurse,
but a teacher as welJ. In California a
school nurse must hold a bachelor's dcarec and school health credential as
well as an RN license and public
health certificate.
In keeping with the California
School Nurse Organization slogan,
"Healthy Children Learn Better," the
school nurses in this county were
active this past year in teaching
infection control as well as promoting
wellness in the school community.
The school nurse screens children
regularly for vision and heanng
problems. Scoliosis screening is done
at the junior high level. She acts as a
resource for parents and staff con-
cerning health and as liaison between
health care providers and the school
when serious health problems occur.
She also plays an active role in the
planning and education of students
with special needs.
Does your school have a nurse?
TRINA WILLIAMS
Fountain Valley
Judlclal system excoriated
To the Editor:
h 's no woinder the couple being
held for the torture slaying of the
pizza employees don't object to the
extradition procedures.
The worst they can expect to get,
with our beautiful JUDICIAL SYS-
TEM and THE ROSE BIRD
COURT, is at m ost a slap on the
wrist. and possibly weekends!!! It was
also amusing to read the article
stating that the filing includes allep-
tions of special circumstances which
means they could face the death
penalty, especially after JUSt reading
the eight death penalty convictions
that have just been overturned by the
Bird Court.
An)'.one contemplating any kind of
a heinous crime during 1986 better do
it while the Bird Court is still
protccung the criminal ...
A disgusted ci tizen ...
W.G.SMITH
Newport Beach
Debate on houslng continues
To the Editor.
Alan L. Blum must be pretty new
around these parts to be unaware of
the No-Growth movement that
prtvailed in the '70s.
His Dec. 20 letter "NON-
GROWTH ATTITUDE NOT AT
f AULT FOR HOUSING CRISIS,''
rebutting my previous letter, ignores
the fact that housing built in the '70s
would have been much more af-
fordable than that built today.
But he really backed up my analysis
of the high cost of housing when be
wrote that "the price of housina is
dictated by the price oft~ land plus
the cost of materials and labor etc.,
and certainJy those who supply all of
that arc motivated by the profits
thereof."
True. But the cost of the land.
materials and labor were much less
then. And the profits were in keeping
witb the costs, makjng the wboJc
product less expensive. tt•a 1 shame Mr. Blum wasn't in
tnndancle at those crowded council
meetinat when the no-growthers tcs-tiaed. week after week, year after
~. that if their nei~bors built on
lbeirland it would spoil their"quahty
ofUfe."
Al it ii unconstitutional to deny
J
Amencans thr right to use their
property without just cause. the then-
City Council. Planning Commission
and city bureaucracies used ruses to
stall that right. They imposed require-
ments that required more garage
space than living space: open-space
options that cut out more livmg
space; a nd one no-growther even
tried to tie a garbage area to the floor
area It aot so ludicrous that closet
space bad to be sacrificed to build a
bedroom big enough to put a bed in.
And d ining rooms became a thina of
the pest.
With the long delays in aetting
buildina permits, aod the rising costs
due to the 011-~ce-risc-induced in-
flation. the feasibili ty of buildina was
lost for smaJI property ownen and
builden. Rentals became scan::e and
their nites r~ Long-time renters
were forced out of the area and
landowners were denied rents they
could have had.
This bad noth_1!11 to do with the
hotels and $200,000-plus homes Mr.
Blum mentions. But maybe he is the
one who needs new aJasscs, so he
could look dcc~r into the causes of
che shortaae of 'affordable" housina.
GOLDIE JO EPH
Newport Beach
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Edmond Lee Browning, seized
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TODAY IN HISTORY
By Ute A11octatecl Pres1
Today is Sunday, Jan. 19, the 19th
day of 1986. There arc 346 days left in
the year.
Today's highlight in history:
On Jan. 19, 1807, Robert E. Lee, the
commandcr-in--chief of the Con-
federate armies. was born m Strat-
ford, Va.
On this date:
In 1736, James Watt, the inventor
of the steam engine, was born in
Scotland.
In 1809, author Edgar Allan Poe
was born in Boston.
In 1825, Ezra Daggett and his
nephew, Thomas Kensett, obtained a
patent for their process of storing
food in tin cans.
In 1853, Verdi's opera "II
Trovatorc" premiered io Rome.
In 1861, Georgia seceded from the
Union.
In 1937. millionaire Howard
Hughes established a trans-
continental air record when he flew
his monoplan( from Los Angeles to
Newark. N.J .. in seven hours, 28
minutes and 25 seconds.
In 1955, a presidential news~
conference was filmed for television
for the first time. with t he permission
of President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
In 1977. in ooe of his final acts as
president, Gerald R. Ford pardoned
Iva Toguri D'Aquino of Chicago -
World War ti's ''Tokyo Rose."
Ten years ago: In his State of the
Union message, President Gerald R.
Ford called on Congreu to ~uce
federal taxes, curb spending and forgo
expensive new programs to bring
what he called a new realism to
relations between government and
the people.
And, dark-horse candidate Jimmy
Carter, a former Georgia governor,
scored a stunning victory in the Iowa
caucuses over others seeking the
Democratic nomination for presi-
dent.
Five years ago: President-elect
Ronald Reagan rehearsed his in-
augural speech for presentation the
next day and invited President
Jimmy Carter to serve as a special
envoy to meet the Amencan hostages
in West Germany if Iran released
them after Reagan assumed the
presidency. Carter accepted. The 52
Americans were released minutes
after Reagan took the oath of office.
One year ago: Lebanese Prime
Minister Ra.shid Karami announced
after a meeting in Beirut with U.S.
Ambassador Reginald Bartholomew
that Lebanon's government would
try to obtain the release of five
Americans kidnapped in Beirut, ap-
parently by a shadowy group calling
itself Islamic Jihad. One later es.-
caped, one was freed and the other
three remain among the missing
Americans, who now number six.
Today's birthdays: Actress Jean
Stapleton is 63.
Thought for today: "When people
are free to do as they please they
usually imjtate each other." -Eric
Hoffer, American social philosopher
( 1902-1983).
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Lead er of an ti-San dinistas
takes exception to column
Eden Pastora says he wa nts to lead his
countrymen toaTree, pea ceful s ociety
WASHINGTON -A self-de-
scribed "auiduous reader" of our
columns has written to tell us more
about himself and to correct what he
says were errors in a story we wrote
about him last July.
He is Eden Pastora, the famous
.. Commander Zero" of the
Nicaraauan revolutjon and now the
fiercely independent leader of antJ-
Sandinista auemltas operating alona
the Costa Rican border.
Because Pastora could conceivably
succeed someday in his quixotic
mission to drive out his Marxist e11·
colleaaucs in Manaaua. his letter
dctervcs careful attention.
Pastora erroneously attnbutcd to
us .. a desire to hurt me" because wt
reported the doubts of our io-
tclh,ence sources coocemina what he
would do if he ever pjned power 10
Manaaua.
"I am a democrat a revolutionary
and a nationalist," P&1tora wrote. "I
have fouabt in atmed comblt ••nit
both utttma. apanlt tboee who
pcft\aps hive led you to derlipate me.
"lo rnponec to your statemnu that
no one can be sure wberf I would lad
my Q>Untry were I to come to pe>wer, I
point 10 my fiaN apjM\ the Somoza
~
dictatorship. often risk.in& my life;
and to my current war against the
d1ctatorsh1p of the nine communist
commanders of Nicaragua, apin
risking my life and clcatly demon-
strating in what d irection r want my
homeland to go.
"I do not want for Nicar:atua either
the d ictatorship of the ri&ht or the
dictatonhip of the lef\, nor do I want
primitive capitalist exploiters or
communist totalitarians. I want
neither the exploitation of man by
man nor the exploitation of man by
the state.
"I want for my people a fi'ce society,
with pc1cef'UI development, with
authentic participation by the people
in national decisions. W1tb an effec:.-
tivc political pluralism, under the
blnncn of national dip.lty and
nationalism -the true bannen of
Oen. Sandino, who today i.s falsified
and reviled by the commun.ittl of
Manqua.··
In his kiter, Pastora l!ddmeed
what he said were t0me factual mora
in our report His mother, bt mes,
wu Nlcarlpaa, not C.. ~
and it was she, "with much lllC'rifioe,
who 1ent him to atudy ouuide I.be
country. not the Sudiail1a u8*r·
around. And he ~ in Mako.
J1c1
AllEISll
and JOSE Pti SP[ AR
not in Cuba or the Soviet Union.
As for our report on "a curious
incident" involvi111 the youna
Pastora and SS0.000 intended for
Cubln President Fidel Castro in
1 ~.Pastora denied any relationship
with Castro before 1978. He also said
he never JOt trajnina from Castro,
"since I alrudy had -and I SI).' chis
with j ustified and patriotic pride -
mqnificent tralnfoa in the school of
pmitla life u pncticcd in the
Seaovlan junales of nonhern
Nietrqua."
Pastora cJoaes with this appeal:
"i::.i~!Yi I wish to bes you to help
us ~ the truth about the
lbouaanda or our perrillas who are
(iabtinJ bamoot and hu..,-y. We
fiitn 1n the aouth and east of N"teaf111Ua. and if neoeuery we will
die to tee our homeland ~ of all
dic\ll.Of'lbip. of all reprellion. and
where -~ °:,!a the buncn of dipi•Y,: libaty national indepen·
dace . ...... ,, _ _,.,.....,
.... ~ •• ..,,., t 3 ..
Freedom Fighters in Central Am
ca, and the "scandal of increasi
hunger among the poor in
country." He said he intends to
his new pulpit to battle again
racism. the arms race, uncmplo
ment and poverty.
Bishop Browning's statemen
articulating the liberal penpectiv
were given respectful and generou
coverage by the liberal media. So was
the pastoral letter issued last year by
the National Conference of Catholic
Bishops on the U.S. economy. which
has been widely interpreted as sup-
porting Mondale-style economics
and opposing Reaganomics.
That pastoral letter on the U.S.
economy proclaimed that "society
has a moral obligation to take the
necessary steps to ensure that no one
among us is hungry. homeless un-
employed orotherwise denied what is
necessary to live in dignity." It
criticized our welfan: system as
"woefully inadequate" and uraed
greater handouts of U.S. taxpayers'
money to the indigent, the un-
employed and the Third World.
Today's high rates of all those
moral problems arc truly a scandal.
Why don't the mainline churches
move to the top of their agenda these
crucial moral problems, in which the
clergy are presumed to have some
competence. instead of talk.ing so
much about our political, economic
and foreign problems in which they
have manifested little or no com-
petence?
The Herit.ace Foundation's Policy
Review interviewed individual Cath-
olic bishops to asccnain their factual
knowledae of economic and nuclear
issues, on which they issued two
much-publicized pastoral letters criti-
CW llf the Reqan administration
policies. On both subjects, the m utts
were emblrrassin11 the bishops know
even less about sucn thinas u "throw-
weigbt" than Chief of Staff DonaJd
Repn thinks women do.
When the prelates posture about
low wases and allcaeoty stin&Y w-
payer spendina for social benefits,
how about publishina the low salaries
paid to teachers in parochial tchools?
What about the cleray who try to
avoid p1yin1 employment benefits lo
their own employees which other
employcn are reqwn:d to pey?
Some prelates have invented the
expression •·scamteas garment of life"
to connect their opposition to
abortion with their opposition to our
military defenae. Why don't we heat
sJ)CCChn about a "scamleu 11rmcn1
of virtue" that connecu opposition lO
abortion with =·tion to all aex
outside f1( m , and thereby ~uce the 1oclal ii 1 of illqitimecy.
teen-qe preana.Dcla. pn»titutioft,
homotnuality. VO and divorce?
Ctcrumen have tremendoua
chine..-in the area of &.heir owa
expettite and rapoftlibUity.
moral problems thlt ate t.eu'iae
the famtly toct.y. Al • _ .. w.
matter, lbe laity lilave llMft a
and ~ MUI polltbl,
omic IDd (onip pn>blem1. Aa
old ._ remil* us. "''Sltonnalltl
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1986
Another loelna night for OCC, Golden WMl In bMkellia& C2.
UNLY holde Off C•l 8 .. le Fullerton In PCAA l'Mtchup. C4.
·uc IFvi~e-gets physical in 99-88. win
Anteaters push and shove their way
to PCAA victory over UC Santa Barbara
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Santa Barbara'• Brian Job.naon (left) and Scott Broob takea Crawford Ball Satarday. Anteaten won, 99-88.
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The UC lrvinc basketbalJ team
returned to Crawford HaU Saturday
niaht after losina two of three PCAA
road contests.
The visitina Gauchos from UC
Santa Barbara however were any-
thina but cooperative auesu in the
Anteatcn' 99-88 victory.
In a bi&hJy physical struale. which
included a shovina matcn between
the Gauchos' Conner Henry and
UCl's Joe Buchanan and other vari-
ous Dody banaina-and elbo~
chances. the Anteaters (4-2 in the PCM. 8-7 ov_crall)_rcfused to be
tlllimidatcd by the bulkier O aucbos.
"They're a real physical team," said
6-9 UC, Center Tod ~urphy, who led
the winners with 22 points. "We j ust
had to play them elbow for elbow and
eye for eye. They tried to intimidate
us and put us off our game, but we
were not j ust going to sit back and
take it," be added.
They Anteaters were indeed on
theirpme, breaking out ofa shooting
slump which saw them shoot JUSt 39.2
percent from the field ove~ the last
three games. They made 22 field goals
in the opening half to match the
amount of UCSB attempts. clicking
at a 59.5 percent rate.
Led by Johnny Rodgers and
Murphy, who notched 11 and I 0
points respectively, the Anteaters
enjoyed as much as a 12-point
cushion, before Wayne Englestad,
who was replaced in the starting
lineup by Troy Cannon. made a
thrtt-point play with 36 seconds left
an the half to give the hosts a 48-35
edge at the break.
Englestad came off the bench for
the first time in ei&ht games to tally 16
points in what Coach Bill Mulligan
called "his best pme (oftbe year)."
Murphy, with bis nanth and 10th
poi~ 2:03--matk..made..Jun-tbc_
No. 3 UCl scorer all time, passing
former Anteater All-Amcncan Kevan
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New Mexico 51•1• ~ 0 UC Irvine . 4 :t
Frnno Slete 3 J
Cal Sle,. F~ton 3 4
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Sen JoM Ssett 2 4
PKlflc 2 S
UC Sance &erbare 1 S
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Ma,ee. ·• really had no idea," said M~by
about the accompJishmcn~ addana.
"I don't think about thinp bite that, I
would much rather sec the score the
way 11 wa.s toni&ht."
Rogers, a 6-f 0 sharpsbootiOJ for-
ward, had another solid pme wsth 18
points and eight rebounds. All su of
his second-half points came durina a
UCI cold streak. which allowed IM
Gauchos to trim a 56-39 lcad tO 60-S2.
Santa Barbara, which fell to 2-S in
the conference and 7-9 overall, wu
led by 6-10 scruor center Scott Fisher
who took game sconng honors with
27 points, 16 an the first bat(
Another Gaucho senior. 6-7 &uard
Henry, kept things close in the second
half, pounng in 19 points befott
fouling out io the final minute.
Henry did all of this in spite of
some extracumcular skirmishes WJth
UCl's S-11 guard Scott Brooks. who
guarded him closcl most oft.be n.~· ~L---OA-f
··1 was getting position and he JUSt
(Pl--Me UCl/C2)
McEnroe's recent slump easily explained Super
Hi h-bl. i d b -•TheSuperBowlalways provides socccrleaguebccamethefarstteamto match up
th i of hi t bl footballasthe truenatfonalpastimc. years. one of S muc -pu IC ze romance may e ammoforthosewhoariucthat '1e drawtwo m1llionfans .. 11took:6'h
e ma n source s curren pro ems •NfLplayersuscdto.despiscthe BuD ,.. •ThcTVnetworksplay tothc .
Pro Bowl game .... then at w~sgivcn a gambhngaspcctsofpro football
Nobody came an on the noon malhonayearwasa mind-boggling permanent home in Hawau. J becausethcgambhngaspcctsofpro t t
balloon fro m Saskatoon and asked salary for a major league player. •Wallie.Shoemaker had his pocket UCIEI football are the most intcresung. c 0 n ra s s
me. but.. •I voted for Maury Wills, Harvey P:~ke~oang Cn.to Santa An.ita the •In the hstsofcouplcs to be 1nv11ed
•Tennasauthonuesarc puzzled by Kucnn aod Billy Williamson my Hall 0 er Y .. · an ~ou imagine anyone to the John McEnroe-Tatum O'Neill
John McEnroe's recent slump ... ofFamc ballot. stoopm~ that low· wedding. no mention 1s made of who From AP dl1patd1es
Perhaps Tatum is wearing him out. •Among the items you can bet on an •Unlike most guys who pop off. might escort Marti na Navratilova.
•Latest example of wretched excess us V egason the Super Bowl are Chicago Bears defc~si ve coordinato r season NFL wins in 1985. •At the nsk of a male chauvenast
... Jim McMahon's headband. which team will win the toss and Buddy Ryan backs 11 up: . •Dept of sure things: first remark chargc, 1t 1sd1fficult to Stt how
•Yes. there isa place for gutter which team will call the second •l~is the unclouded view from here by a maJOrleaguc manager at spnng Lvnctte Woodard improves the show
JOurnalism ... Check the Los Angeles timeout. that It makes no sense a JOCkey as tramang, "lfone or two of our young o(thc Harlem Globetrotters.
newspaper poll asking which as the • Fi&ht pro moter Oon J(jng said the never named Athlete of the Y car. pitchers come around. we will sur-•The odds makers gi vc New Eng-
wont quarterback in Sou them Cali-use of'Martin Luther King's name on •A state senator has introduced a prise a lot of people." land one edfe over Chic.ago ... the
fomia. last week's Tony Tubbs--Tim bill which would permit athletes at •The Associated Press named Mets Patriots wil be penalized more.
•Whatever became oflhe LA Witherspoon promotion was an (owa universities to be paid salanes .. pitcher Dwight Gooden and golfer •As always. from goal to goal.
Clippers' slogan "The People's honor and not a &immick to sell . he means above the table. Nancy Lopez its Athletes of the Year. Much antnguc in the Super Bo" I.
Team " and their search for a mascot? tickets ... ltcan be described 10 one •f rom a standpoint of plaxcr .. There are those who will argue Not the wrnner. not the spread
•You know you are getting old 1f word -that which a bovine leaves on salaries, it cost the Buffalo 81Us SJ pitchers and golfers a rc not athletes. But what wlll McMahon wear on
your k.ids don't remember when SI the ground. million for each of its two regular •The St. Louis team of the indoor has head?
Mudd makes move, takes lead
Sutton. Cook. Hammond one
stroke back at Hope Classic
PALM DESERT (AP) -Jodie Mudd, playing well
out of range of the national television cameras. managed
a 4-under-par 68 and took a one-shot lead Saturday in the
fourth round of the Bob Hope Classic.
Mudd played before a handful of spectators at La
Quanta while television -and most of the gallery -
concentpted on the activities of the host comedian,
former President Gerald ford and other cclebnty
amateurs at Bermuda Dunes.
The former President drew a huge roar from the
gallery around the 18th green when he completed fo ur
days' play by droppinaa very Iona putt.1 nd1 v1dual scores
for the amateurs were not rompiled.
Mudd, 25, seeking his first victory in four years of
PGA tour activity, completed has rotation over four
desert courses with a 268 total, a distant 20 shots under
par. with one round to go in this five-Gay, 90-holc event.
former PGA champion Hal Sutton, John Cook and
Donnie Hammond were a single shot oft the pace at 269.
Sutton. who said he'd set a tar1et score of 6S for the
day's play, hit that 7-under-par figure on the nose at
Indian Wells.
"I fio11N'rl that's what 1t would take to act into
position for tomorrow," and the chase for a SI 28.00011rs1
pnze, Sutton said.
Cook. a resident of this desert resort area. had .i ti4 at
Bermuda Dunes and could have had a share of the k ad
but for a thrtt-putt boge~ on the 17th.
He pulled a 2-iron shot when a spcctawr\ camaa
clicked on his bac:k-s" ing and left him 45-50 f~t trom thl'
cup. "That (the camera) 1s what caused 1t." he ..aid
Hammond staved 1n contcnuon with a 6 at l a
Quinta in sunn} weather With temperature real htng
toward the 80s
It was two more strokes back to Cnug tadlt'r -"hl'
also had some c.amera trouble -and Gary K0t'h t1t"d at
271.
Stadler. a former winner ofth1s event and a pla'l'tl
loser here last year. had a 70 at u Quinta. Ht snapped ht\
first shot of the ch}' out of bound.s when a spe-ct.ator\
camera aot him on has back swing. Koch shot 68 at Indian
Wells.
O.vid Graham, a former U .. Open and P<., .\
champion from AustJ'IJia. and Mart McCumber ""T't' at
272. Graham bad a 67 before the m1llina mob at lkrmuda
Dunes and McCumber shot 68 at La Qwnta.
The amateurs dropped o ut after Saturday's pla) The
fieki of l28 pros was cut to tht low 70 for toda} 's final
round at Bcnnuda Dunes. Arnold Palmer. a fhc-ume
winner of th.ts event, was amona those "ho failed to
qualify.
The Ch 1cago Bears art' stars of
hamburger and cola commcrctalsand
rock video
The J'l.:e" England Patnots could do
an Amcncin Expl"t'ss commercial. As
1n: "Do you know me?"
When the Bears meet the Pats to
decide the 1985 Natio nal Football
League champ1onsh1p an New Or-
leans next Sunda). 1t wiJI be a Super
Bowl of contras ts.
On one side 1s a gang of media·
made superstars, familiar faces of
field and film Bears were everywhere
this season -m mapzines.. on talk
shows, smging. d nnk1ng. ut1ng. CBS
televised their games whenever at
could
Their coac h. Mike Dnka, 1s known
for his shon fuse. and their defensive
coordinator. Budd) Ryan. denl&J"ltes
superstars lake uwrcncc Taylor and
Enc D1C'kerson a "'ell as some of his
o" n defende~
"f,enbod\ on th1!t team could~
ca.,t tor ·hne Fk" Over the Cuckoo's
"'est' and get a pan." sa)'s Walter
Pa,ton thr heart of the team's
,,tlC'OS( "\\.e'rt' a bunC'h of cru1cs
ht>re "ho all blend together with a
lommon denominator to win."
On the other 'itde 1s a team long
rnns1dered a group of overpaid
undcrach1e' t'" o ne that has played
tounh fiddle '" thC' hearts or Boston
fans 10 the Bruins. ( clues and Red
\
Their coach. Ra)mond Berry. was
chosen for the st"dauvc effect his
personaht~ has on playcn The
Patnots '-'ert o n nauonal TV JUSt
once -a late-season Monday ni&btCT
-and their own rock video was put
together JUSt last week. an after-
thought b~ a team that sneaked up on
the public
(Pleue .ee SUPSa/~)
Edison takes third in Five Counties wrestling
By CHRIS MONAHAN
........ Cea: 4 -~· He had to watch all the final matches from the
11.ands, but Edison wrestlina cOICh Terry
Lorentzen was able to leave the Five Couftties
Wrestlina tournament at Fountain Vllky Hilb
wilb a sm.ilc.
TM re&50ft for Lorenttcn's outward pow wu
tulited with a quick check of the final te1m
standinas, shoWlna the Characn a very~ dunt e ( 11 3 points) bthind only Powa~ ofS... Dic9o
Yl) and Oovt1 F'""° (143). Tbe °*""'
shed 19th an lut yar'1 event.
Da1)ite not J'lec1"1 any individuala ia tllle
flMI rounds. the aw,m· ~ Patino look 1bircl om an the f22-90W'MI dul. •bile four EdiloD ....aen fhusb banb and one suttb.
Tiit otlMr EditoG wmtkn who finitW .._..
-.eMaaWarftl(bar9anlk 141=._.,
Mwfty(fouitb in t '7). Doa ARhn ( ia 161,_
•
Doo Everts (towtb 1n \be bca~IJhl). Chns
Fotiadn was forced tO dcfauh to sixth ptaoc.
The best individual finishes for Oranac Coast
area wratleri were Patino (wbo won o n a default)
and lmnt Hiah's Al Ot&L wbo ptoMd Ptem Ujk>c
of Colton It l:JS to ta.kc thu'd in the 178-<pound
c1aa "I kaftd of booed to flrusb on the fint (.core)
boanS (in tht \Of l S~ but I'm I bttle SW"Prilcd to
finish ihta hip. 51ad Lortntttn. ••Wt staned out
slow u a team. f>•n& , _., but wc·re obviously
mudl bet1tt now.
Tbebnunatchnof\btda)' were A.Jebn'sand
Diaz's becau1u•h of thm\ ~ rcmat bes from
certitt an Uw mm .
A.lclan hed fatltn to El Dorado's Todd
Tc>ma* ia u an~ round. 2-1 an ovcn.unt.
fM licoed time arou9Mt -mlde T oma.tk won j\111 .. hint bebe fallins. s.4. .
.. Y• IMrC ... a tinle utmoeatv. Wld't
there 1omazac 1s not used to workl na lbat bard."
wd Lorentzen "He usuall) steps to turns a p y
over and aocs from tbcre. Don made tum work and
they j Ot • httk th1n1 &OU\ ....
For Dill the rematch went even better than
the tint m~una *1th UJktC 1n \be \.turd round be
p1nntd UJk>c 10 S:OS. tus time be cut that tnM 1n
half.
"l should bavt bttn ID tht finals, butt'~ been
1.1ck most of this wttk ... said Otai., who Iott hts
1muflnal match, 11-0.
"The earhtt ptn (of UJ k.K') was ~tD tus
mind.. It was an mane. I hed to ttuekMMMlt ..
s far u 4.bc \C:am chanJpeo·•ip wat.. the·
banlt for finl and KCOnd p&ece c:mme aU IM "Y
down to the chamPtonslup matdll It I S7.
Oovis Md pulled to witb lYi = at
14S'h-14l. bciOtt Powa~Ja.e JoH ~
Eddie Luc:ao ot 0v 1-l, to ...,_ tbt
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OC?C, RusUers
handed losses
Aiwaca ·,,= ........ -co.ti111dl0 •C>ruiit CW••--•.._., • ±'> ' ''-'• wl Oolclett Weaa -,:-.:=.:"' ~
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hm a 1043 deficit to a.d 77-74~ but
CCMIAd 8a? ,_ tbe Dom away at tbe liDe. • • • I dllc fioet cads of a pmrof oee a1~ cbuca in tbe 6aal 3S
IOCM\h
Mmt Mole$ tipped iJl the pme-
wiucr .;a two 9CICOods left to bud
tbe ..... the defeat. OCC"t dtaDcel
were alao bun when Joe ~and Scon Oaaeots were ejeaed fiom the
pine with S'li minutes remainins
i.fter • fiabl c,,..... ... GeYm .... II:
Cypress Coach Don JobAfOn ~
corded Iris 400th career win in 19
years of ooachina as the Oarsrs put
away I.be RustJen 11 Golden West.
Cypress led lhrouah<>ut. assumins
a 4l~ll halftime lead and the biaest
Rutder threat came at the bqinnin&
of the ICCIOOd half when they ICOf'Cd
the fina five points lO trim the deficit
to five ~011-yroo Strachan noached 31 poinu
IO lead the way for Golden West, wbidl-ldlJo.~Jn the conference and
dropped its 22nd straiaht sec d~ cision. The Rustlers are 4-13 overall.
Cypress improved to 4-1 an 000·
ferenc:ie play and 14-S overall
Christ Co~lege rolls
Derwin Apple~ scored 39
points, givina bim 79 10 bis last cwo
pmcs, and Christ Col.Jeae Irvine
recorded an easy 81-6-4 non-con-
ference decision over Master's Col-
lqie Saturday ni&bt in Irvine.
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' WASHINGTON -Ulli"11ity of Ell
Miami q~ Viany Tes&avade uys t-t
playias bie-tirM ro&qt -'>otb&U helped ~ bim for the moai.c:t\ICial .. touch·
down" of bis life. Tasaverdewu~tbe'bononlelSalurda~atu ...... diaacr llJC)DIOftld Tbe TCMedldowa Cub of
Wiiia. OL While be will likely treUure tbe tropby be reui~ 11 ~ ~ fJI the Year, be
c:auialy will never forSt the jet1iDeT tbat bfouPt him
to me utioa'1 caplaJ Friday Diebt.
~·• 27. Celtlca rally to win
LMl'J ~ tcOred 41 points and led a m leCOed-hatf daai-. '° .,...... .,.._ b9ct
&om a l7-9Qia& cWci& ud ilae Cel1ica a.a
Adaala. 1 lS..122. iD oY'Cftime in a Natiooal
8Mkdbl1I AtloC'iaUoe pme Saturday ftilbl It WU the fifth lime tit.ii ...,. btoD ....... the Hawb ••.
In odm NBA actioa. ... ,..,. ICOl'ed 11 of his 27
ooiats in IM .:oed bal( ~ 12 in tbe pivolaJ
ibinl quancr. • C1e¥eland detalecfl nct•u IOl-9S .. . flllleO-' t 'bad 2J pointsud 14 rebowMbuct New
Jeney beld Denver to just four
poia1.1 over tbt final four minutes
to band tbe N._., a 124-113
ectbKk ... ttoi•oa rallied ia me lounb quMel' belaiDd die e«oru
olreacnea .......... Wl1~11
....... ud ........ _to
.wiit ·New Yort.,' 104-9S . . .
SMe J' •'I lly~
.conds to '° allowed to to tc0te a 91-96 ovenime
victory over Seattle . • •• &at .,. V•••• .... llCOl'ed 26 points to lead Ponlaod to a 112-87 victory over PboenU..
Taiaverde and CiDCi.nnati Be"n•h' wide receivu
E.ddit Brown, boDored as tbt Naboe91 FoomaU Leape
Rookie of the Year, almost dida' 1nMe it to tbe black-
tie ~. That'I becaute ~t 974, I 9ori1'1 727
from Miami,, wadonied to make an e~ landq
OD ill belly It Dulles International Airport after its
landina aat fAiled. Cllppen ~ 131-97 romp.
The danam>us t~ made Testavetde's
c:oofrontatiom with charsiQI ddemive lineman ltlem LOS ANGELES -Qdric Mowell m
lie a &olic. Yet T estavercle. Wbo finished founb ill t.be SCORd 24 points and IAncawr Gordon
ution in toe.al offe:Me in 191S. said be wasn't teared C9ualkd a career-bilh with 22 Saturday
becaUllC be dealt With tbt sit uation u be wou.Jd have ni.abt to lead the Los AISies Oippen to a
confronted the prospect o( playina io a crucial football 131 ,97 National BuketI.ll Allociatioa victory over the u tab Jazz. pme. ,
.. I told m)'lelf when the plane WU com.in&·"'-----The Q~ took the lead f~
that the only thin& I bad to fear wu fear itldf," came olftlie benc and IO<>ftd 14 potntl dllrina a S:36
Testavmiesaid.1bat'1tbeumeanitudel bavebefore spu of the second period to help J.m A•lc:s take a
-+bit-football pme. It usually heps me down." ~-s7 ~me.
King•· ..ivaae 4-4 d•cllock
scored a power-play aoaJ with I: I 6 remain-' ...........................
Testavetde. who prided the Hwncanet 10 a 1~2 scaso~ exerud bis leadenbip after the peaeneers on
the tliabt ~told that they would be land.ina without
lhe benefit of landina pr. He was told to aecure the
door, keep the ~ c:alrn. and IO keep his bead
down and not loot out the window.
Tesiaverdc foUo'Ned the fint two orders, but
couldn '1 mist peekina outside u the planoe touched
down. -1 fiaured if I was aoi.na to die, I was aoi.na to act
INGLEWOOD -Marclel Dionne Iii
ina in rqulation Saturday oi&bt IO lift the
Los Angeles K.iop into a 4-4 overtime tie
with the Vancouver Canucks in a National Hockey
l.Qluepme.
UC lntae'• Jolumy .::t::. &lYem a little aboYe to 1DLrt.
Poretoa of UC 8mata wblle cbaUDI IOOM ball.
a last look at the world," be said.
Brown. the Beapls' tint pick last year and a former
teammate ofTestaverde's at Miami, also helped calm
passenaen. althouab he admitted later that be was
.. pretty scared.··
"It was a pretty smooth landin&. b\it our feet really
aot hot from the plane scrapina the runway," Brown
said.
No one was injured in the laodina.
Quote of the day
aw • ....._ coecb of' the Sao Francitco 49en,
on the adjustments rookie wide receiver Jerry
Rice bad to make after playina in Archie Cooley's
hi&b-tcorins oft'eme at Miuissippi Valley State:
.. Jmy'1 problem, if anything. at Mississippi
Valley was that when be cauaht the ball, he
fi111rrd tbeMxith~-btdo1ngwould be
apikina it."
Reel Wing•' troubles continue
Lamy Meo.aw scored two goals and Iii ddentmWl Al Mw••h added one &oa1 ,
and two assists Saturdalc: ~ poaed a 7-4 National Hockey ue victory over
Detroit. baodinJ the Red Wi.np their sixth suai&bt
telbeck. Detroit's home winless streak wu also
extended to 10 ,pmes ... Elsewhere in the NHL.
defensemao Rha. SU&ua scored two power-play goals
in the third period to break up a tie pme and lead
Hartford to a S..2 victory over Quebec . . . Brlu
MacLeDu•1 score, the first ~wersplay aoaJ against
Edmonton in 25 manpower d1ffcrcnc:es, pve the New
Yortc Raqen a bard-fou&ht S-4 victory . . . a.. ear,e.ter and Alu Bawri scored during a 2S..second
span as Wubington took command early and defeated
~hia, S-2 ... Goaltender 0..C Seetaert
With Vancouver defenseman Dale Dunbu otffor
interference, Dionne took a pus from ddenteman
Mark Hardy and fired a slapshot from IS feet out
straiabtaway that beat Caoucks aoalie Ricbard Brodeur
hi&b lO the stick side.
UCITOPSSANTABARBARA
The Canucla. down 3-1 early in the third period,
stormed beck to take a 4-3 lead with lea than three
minutes to play when Crai& Cox toored bi1 fint NHL
aoa.1 just I :07 after a aoal by Brent Peienon bad &Otten
Vancouver even at 3.
Marriott boring met Monday
rromc1
pucbed me out of bounds," said
&uchanan1 "so I just pushed back."
Asked aoout hts team's ruponse to
the physical nature of the pme,
Buchanan added, "Irvine is supposed
to be soft, we've got to get rid of that
reputation. If we have been
cb.alkqed (physically) any more
than we were toru&ht. we haven't
fouaht back with the kind of intensity
Boxina returns to the Irvine Marriott ml we did toni&hL ••
Hotel Monday oi&b1 featurinaSanta Ana's Mullipn wu more than pleased
<Jeorsje Garcia taking on former U.S. with the play of both Englcstad and
bantamweiabt champion, Oscar (the Carmon. who between them had been
Boxer) Muniz in a 12 round super-bantamweiabt titJe averaaing a combined S.3 poinu and maacl~ other action Mo~:!!k. at the Manion, Lee rtbounds per pme over t~~Jyt three
Sentinella of Anchorage, will make hisr0ra=:r.nt~e-t-__ ga___;.;.!!'~C$,.. . ..,_._.nd-=tte., had 27 points ~nsrffenry Johnson on:os nae , .. _ -,
Mario and Mark L'esperancie who att both undefeated and I don't know bow many rebounds
will also be featured in preliminary bouts. A total of
seven fi&hu are scheduled. 1tartinJ at 8 p.m.
between them tomght, compared to
four points and eight rebounds in the
Fullerton pme (a 66--54 loss Thurs.-
day)," Mulligan noted.
The UCI win marked its eighth m
the last nine games apinst the
Gauchos.
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CAM of !tit llu UCI bad onlY HI IMCDQ
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Monday
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Becker, Lendl slam
their way into finals
9 a.m. -PRO BAS&.ETBALL: Lakers at
Detroit. Channel 2.
9:30a.m. -TENNIS: Masters tourney from
New York. Channel 4.
11 :30 a.m. -COLLEGE BAS~ALL:
North Carolina vs. Marquette, Channel l .
Noon -SPORTSWORLD: World Pr<>-
fessional Figure Skating championships (tape),
Channel 4.
1:30 p.m . -GOLF: Bob Hope Desert
Oas.sic, Channel 4.
Each wtthstand-
stron g cha llenges
a t Master s tourney
F rom AP dl1patcltel
He broke Lendl's service at love in
the eighth game when the Czech was-
strving for the opening ~t. And when
he held his own serve at love. he had
pulled to 5-4.
Lendl. however. stopped any
thought Gomez may have had of a
first-set comeback by racmg out to a
40-lovc lead, then. after dropping a
point, closing out the set with a
~rvicc winner.
*
21 uves for bis third shutout and a..., Smida
extended bis scoring streak to 16 pmes with a aoal and
an auist u Montreal dumped the New York Islanders.
3-0 ... DiM Oeearelll scored two goals and assisted on
.another to lead Minnesota toa S..2 victory over Toronto
... Mee Mudaa capped a second·penod Pittsburgh
surse with bis seventh and eighth Joals. the finaJ
urwaisted while his team was short-handed. leading
the Penpins to a S-2 victory over St. Louis.
1:30 p.m. -SPORTS SATURDAY: World
Triathlon Championships from Nice, France
(tape); All-Madden team, Channel 2.
NEW YORK-Two of the hardest
hitters in tennis -Wimbledon
champion Boris Becker of West
Germany and top-S«dcd Ivan Lend!
of Czechoslovakia -fought off
strona challen&es Saturday to ad·
vance to the final of the Masters
tennis championships.
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Warren wins
bowling event
TORRANCE (AP) -Del Warren
averaaed 245 for tour pmes Saturday
afternoon lO knock off four of the
touahest playen on the Professional
Bowlen Association tour and capture
the S l 2S,OOO Greater Los Angeles ()pen. ,
Becker outlasted Sweden's Anders
Jarryd, 6-3, 6-4, and Lcndl. the
~. ina U.S. Open champion, stop-
Ecuador's Andres Gomez. 6-4,
-5.
Today's nationally-televised title
match (Channel 4 at 9:30 a.m.) on the
indoor carpet at Madison Square
Garden is worth SI 00,000 to the
winner, )Vhile the runner-up will
collect S 70,000.
AJthouah the l 8-years0ld Becker
and Lendl. the world's No. I -ranked
player, were favored in their semi-
final battles, neither one had an easy
time of it.
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Warren, of Lalce Worth, Fla ..
captured bis first career PBA title
with a convincina 2S6-2 I 8 decision
over top-seeded Marie Williams of
Beaumont, Texas. He received
S 18.000 for the victory.
Lendl broke Gomez's service to
bqin the match. And when he held
serve at love, beginning with the first
of his 11 aces, it appeared he would
easily crusb the Ecuadorian, a last·
minute replacement when fourth·
seeded Jimmy Connors was forced to
withdraw because of illness.
Gomez lost his serve agam in the
fifth pme when he double-faulted at
break point. Lendl then held for a 5-1
lead and a seeminaJy quick trip into
the final.
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Wuren. 2S, also eliminated reian·
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Wunderlich of'SL Louis, 228-200; 19·
time champion Manhall Holman of
Medford, Ore., 2~225. and Mark
Baker of Garden Grove. 236-200.
Holman wu third on the PBA
money list last year with SI 34,468.
It was not to be.
Gomez, a powerful lefi,hander
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supponen cbeerina him on, matched
LendJ stroke for stroke, power for
powt:_r, slice for slice.
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WORCESTER, Mass. -Top-
secded Martjna Navratilova needed
JUSt 44 minutes for a 6-1. 6-0 victory
over Bonnie Gadusek in the quar-
terfinals a women's tournament.
The victory was Navratilova's 29th
in succession. Gadusek won her only
game by breaking Navratilova in the
third game of the first set.
The victory moved Navratilov1
into the Sunday semifinals apinst
Pam Shnver, her rqular doubles
panner. Shriver advanced earlier
Saturday along with Oaudia Kohde-
Kilsch and !Uthy Rinaldi.
Tltans trilD
UCiwo.men
lnovert1me
Robin Holmes scored 2S points
and Sheryl Jones tallied four ofber ab
points in ovenime to lead Cal State
Fullenon to a 67-66 victo~;r UC
Irvine 10 a PCAA women's etball
pme S.turday at Crawford Hall.
The Anteaten had battled back to
forte the utra 1e1tion by tcOrlna the
final e1&ht pointt of reaulation, six
comina from Valerie Dehn, includina
two free throws with 16 seconds lef\.to
tic the pme It 6().60.
Dehn tini1hed with a tcam-hi&h 16
po1nt1 for the Anteaters. Cheri
q r1ham played 1n her accond pme
since retumin1 from 1 wrist injury
and notched 14 pointa off the bench.
ahootina mosl)y left-handed. She is
normalry a rit"t·._nded shooter.
U I (I, I in the PCAA, U overall)
led at the hair, 28-27 and the pme
stayed clote.t.he re1t otthe way until a
late spun put Fullerton (3-1 S-10) up
by c1aht in the flnal 2:22. '
Fullcnon'1 Robin Holma wa1 the pme'~ leadlns tc0rer wilh 2S polntt.
In hith 1Chool airt1 action:
El Ten H, ~ti: Hott f.d110n
fell to 14-4 dnpltc 1.§ points and five
lttals from Deniee Qlbum and a I J..
point. 14-rebound effOn from Kn1ten
Wilaon.
K.aren Nickel laJlied I~ for El Toro
which tmproYed lO 12,s. •
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Jackte Cook'had 17 points Md Dawn
Lawler ~Oed dowft 10 ...,_ tNt
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1n a n<>tt·lealuc matchup.
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200 ino--1 Mllu IL8l. I.St Ill. 2
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100 Ir-I Wright IUCll. 47 2", 2
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500 lr-1 MKClll IUCll. 441 n1. 1
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Ul712
J·metlf' dMno-1 Htu"1men lLSI.
)QI ll ootnt1, 2 Guncsrucs <UC It. I SO 13
200 l)l'HSl-1. P1ler (UCI). 2 11 351, 2
Ouolentv IUCI). 2·1S 217, 3 SteYtn IL8t
2 15.35'
400 lrM r ... v-1 UC lr11tne "A",
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l L-leecll s1111 "8 ", l.2U07
WOMEN
UC WW. 11, U. Sell D1eee 20
L-. a.dt , .... 6l, UC WW. 42
200 "*"'" rtllv-1 Long IHCll Sl•te ' A". 21111.319, 2 Long 8eadl Stele "8 ".
1~ 11, l UC Irvine, 2 14 ~
1,000 lr-1 Her.elllOl\t IL8 1, 10-21 67
2 MCKlnnev IUCll, 11'()2 SO, 3 Htalev (L8 1.
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211 so
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MCl(lnnev (UCll. 2 11 •. 3 Oou91H (L8 1,
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SOO tr-1 HuaO'lOI" (LB), S· 12 91, 2
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252 90 Hlllts, 2. GtMn ILi ), m 93, l.
JKOl>Mn (UCll, 113 40
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2 36 lS 400 lrff ret•v-1 UC lrvlM "A''.
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le»-Grul>bt (Et Ctmlnol die lw•neoe
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l29-Crouw111t1 (CIOvl'l dee V•lle, 2-0 (Oii
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161-aenM>n (West Covlnt l dK
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l ll1 • Vel,...lle, IOt, S. Loar• 103''2. 6 El Ooraoo-!Qt '4 1 ..Jhtrtlll. ...__,• ......__.._ Rowt•no, 113, t Ocaen1, n . 10 ROHmffd,
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H•rtford S, 0ueoec 2
Montr"' J. New Yorll l~noen o
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MlnneM>ta S. Toronto 1
Plltlt>Urgl'I s SI Louis 1
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C11oerv •I Toronto
MlnftftOI• er Pl1111>uron
801ton t i W1nnlP1U
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Klnel 4, Canu<U •
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\l•ncouver 0 I l ~
King\ 1 I 2 ~
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OI011ne), 16 14 Co") Penellles-W!Hiem1, LA (nlg11·1llCklng), 6:02. NfflY, Va n (Inter
f1rtnce1. 12 13, NlcllOlls. LA, m•lor (flollt·
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1rouon1no·l1un11no1 IS 17 w..,,, LA. game
misconduct IS 17. Kennedv. LA (rOUlll'llnol.
20'00
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2 VancouYer. Tlmbelllnl 12 ISmvt), '06
(DPt, 3. LOI .... ,,....s. Smllll • IOlonnel.
15:00 lsl'I> Pen1111es-Wllll1m1, LA h lelnlnol. 1.11, Crewtord. Van, melor
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trouOfl•no·flOl'lllno>. 4:50, O•IDllHUll, V•n (l'IOldlng). 9-09, JIMCYk, LA, '91'ved bv Fox
lol•ylno ,,,. ovca. t>evond center !eel, 9:09,
Ktn...ctv. LA (lntenerencet, I• 31, Llc!ster,
Ven (lliD11·111c111not. IS 21, Tenll. Van (lllDl't·
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INfflV. Pellll, I 12 (ODJ, • Vancouver.
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(Htrdlt, LedVeriJI, 1 .. '9 (DO) Penal·
llet--t..tdvtrd, LA (lnlerlerenc:e), 2:37,
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11lca.lngt, ••· Smllll, LA 11'1191'1·,tlc:ltlne). • 06, Crewfofd, Van (tioottlno>. 11-..; •eo·
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Hope Classic
golf scores
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JoMCOOll
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GeNKedl Devld GraNfl'I
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Frecl COUIMel
lo«>Murllhv
Jol'IMY MIMitK
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Jeck """*' Tom Purtter
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'7• .. •10-67--27'3
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17-.1·11·'6-'lJ•
6'-... 71·71--27•
ff· 70-•'7-215
71 ·'7·67·10-275 11-"·n -......... 11s 7•·,..64·67-17S
G<eoNormen Clarence Rose
Joev~
Pen HalldOf'aon
Curtis Sttal\OI
I ll Kr111ert
IOI> LolV Scofl Hoell ., ec» Wrenn
lloMle91eek
Tom Kita
6t-6t·6f-6e-27$
61·10·6S-7)-ll76 61·71·19-~27•
70-6'-70-67-276
71-67·70---27' .. -n·l0-65-m
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10·11·~
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61·'1-n-ff-277
71·70-6t-6e-271 61-n -n -u -211 69-6'·6'-n-m 69-71 ·6'·6,_271
71-11-10-.....-211
6'-71·70·~27'
61·6t-7•·'7-m 69·61·71·70--27' 6t·n ·10-u-21e 61-10-n-~111
11·10-71-'7-779
74·69·6S· 71-t79
71·70-10-60--279
..-n-6J·7o--: '7·71·7HO-t7'1
6S-70-73-71-27t
71·67·70-72-190
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SCotl SlmolOn
Joe llVTlell
~ IOl>Twey -------L-ROOetll
Jev HaH
It.red Febel
10-12·61-11-290
74-70-71·65-ZIO ,, ........ Tom Petnlca
lenCrtMl\ew Ed Flori
JeftGrvolel
l rlan MOllll
Petet Ooslerl>uls
Tony SIMI
11 ·61-71 10--290 n-10-n·6'-210 6'·n-.. ·n-210 70-69-70· 71-1'0
69·71-61-12-?IO
7S·63 -11·71-290
71-70-69· 70--?IO
Heiaman Trophy winner Bo Jack.c>n of Auburn eladee
tackler for abort gain durlng Satarday'• Senior Bowl.
Jev Oeblno
Me111 O'Me•rt larr1r JMCll:el
Celvln Peete
Howard Twitty
Rlcllerd ZOkot
P•t Lindsey
L•nnv Wedkln•
Huoer1 Green &rue.a Llelzr..1
JlmG• .. Ollar
61·61·70·7-2'0
12·71·7t· ........ 2t0 1)·69-10-.,_,.,
7l·6'-71·6t--211 61-7S·61· 11-2t1
71-77·64·6t--281
13·61 -69· 71-281
Rypien sharp as North
wins Senior Bowl, 31-17
61·71-11-11-211
11-10-1Ht--211 M O BILE. Ala ( o\P) -Mark
67 1s-70-6t--2tl R )p1en of Washington State hurled 7S-6t-67 70--ltl ,dedteOuellfY three touchdo wn passes. two ma 4 9-
7S·67-71·6t--m second s pan o f the founh quarter, as ltooer Mettole
Merri WllOI
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Htlllenlet Cr01.DY
O•nn1r Edwlrds
Merl!: Pl•ll OOU9 Ttwarr
8uddv Gerdnar Pet McGow1n
Ron StrKll
Klkuo Artl
Ancs1r Nortll
Oeve SICKklon
Mll\.e Smith
Cllris Perrv
Morrl1 Hll•llkv
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Arnold Ptlmer
Jerrv Pate
8te1ne McC•Ulller
JC SnNo
6'·71-7'·6t--211 the North d o wned the South, 31-17. ;~4::~:~~ in the 37th Senior Bowl football game
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1H1-n -6t-m R yp1en gave the Nonh a 11-10 lead ~:~!:;t;~: when he fired a 36-yard sconng stnke
10·69·13-71-m to R e nnie Benn of Lehigh with 9 :20 71-71-n ·70--214 left 1n the game and he stretched the 71 ·76·6'·6t--214
68·77-67 n-n. ad,an~ to :?S.10 w11h 8 :31 to go
~!:~:;~ ~;::~ with a yard completio n 10 Rcgg.ie
73·61-n · n--n s 8} num of Orego n State.
11·67-n 1s-21s B ynum·s score came o n the first 71-11-11-n -21s pla) after Joe K elly of Washington 71-16-70· ....... 2tS
10-49-1•-10--21s intercepted a pass by the o uth's Jeff
"7T-70-10-n-2fs Wickersham of Louisiana tate. ;~:;~::;:;t::m R yp1en e nt«td....thc--same on the
-tt-n.-nr..--m--N'tff'lli's hrst o ffensive possession
10-10-n -1_,.. after M ike Norseth had e ngineered a ~~:;~:~~ ;t:~ dn' e from the :? I to ttie South 36
n-10-16·6t--211 Norseth had to have 40 stitches in his 75-70-71-11-297 m outh after being tn1ured o n a nine-n -11-1•·11-211
11-11-6'-11-m _.d scramble to the 36
.,..,.,.,.,,_,. • R yp1en the n completed the 79-yard ~:;;.~-~= dnve with an I I-yard touchdown
13-10-14-n-m pass to N apoleon M cCallum o fNaV).
The "lo nh's o ther to u c hdown
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rushing. but dtd scam~r 48 yards
after talon& a shon pass from Wash-
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Guard Freddie Banks ICOred 20 Points and forward unshakeable New Mexic:o Swe held on for the PCAA
Anthony Jones added 14 and a team-hi&h si1 rebounds victory in Las Crucet.
Saturdav to a.....A 10th-ranked Nevada-Lu Veps to a In pme lnvolvina top 10 teams: ·
62 c ~ .._...... Cal h l n..-ifk c Nordl Ca...u.a ti, o.lt ti: Steve Ha.le ICOl"ed a ·JI vtctory over State Fullerto n a ..--• tc out --·-r-ha~ ... 28 Po•'nta and 8_ .. ()a .. •a.-y ldded, C23 to Athletic AllOCiation colleae buketbalJ pme at Titan ......... .,. """ .....-••
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Cal State Fullerton pulled to with seven points. 50-43 Conference victory over J)reVaou .. y u-·~_,
with two minutes to play, but the Rebel• hit all 10 free thicd-ranked Duke in the fint pme played at the Tar
throws down the stretch, inc.ludina six by center Richard Heels' new arena in Chapel Hill F __ _."""·--Ferrell Dobinson to put ... _ ··-e ~-Tedi II, a--71: o.--.. v ..,_ .. ~ .
II'\! • u...:; _... away. scored21-;,int1 to .,.cc four OcorPa Tech players an team'•~ other prnes involvina PCAA and Pacifk-10 double ftaum 11 the visitina fifth.ranked Yellow Jacketa
N...,. 0... 7', UCLA N : David Rivers scored 21 defeated Oemson in Atlantic Coest. ~nf~nce play •.
poinla, includ.ina five free throws in the clolina two Loalt•Wt 11, a,,_.. 71: In Lou.11ville, 1uard .Miit
minutel, and powerful Tim Kempton added 20 as No. 13 Walner scored 24 Pointa 11 the 18th·rank.ed Carcllnala
J}__ove Dame defeated U~ in a non-conference too~ an early lead and stubbornly raas~ 1everaJ
TIJatcbup in South Bend. Syracuse: comet.cks for the non-c:oofercnce vtctory over
USC 11, Artt.a Slaae '11: Freshmen Eric Gathers, the fourth-ranked Qraneemen. . Tom Lewis'and Grq Kimble combined fQr 57 points to. Mldalpa 11, lewa 17: Ric~ Reliford ~ 11x
lead tlie Trojans to the Pac-10 win at the Sports Arena. points in a 12-5 rundurinaa five~1Jt!nute1ttetch late an tJ:-e w.....-'II, Onna S&a&t '11: In Corvallis center pme to rally second-ranked Machipn put host Iowa an
Chris Welp scored 23 ofliia 27 points in the second half as the Bia Ten Conference. .
Wuhiqton edpd Oreaon State to move into first place Mem .... S&ate 11, Ntw 0.:--M: Su~h-ranked
in the·~IO race. Memphis State overcame a llugisb lint baJf wath Andre
Callfenda 71, S&uf.,. It: Guard Kevin Johnson Turner keyickt a 20-12 scori~ in the final .even
tc0red 23RO~l~na llin tbeJuL8_;2J, to leadt _h_e __ min~~ ea~:.os:.!eaw Sbite It: F0tward n--1-v111una Bean to the 'Pac-IO victory. .... ..,... • 1 •
Arts.a 11, Miaaal, Pia. '7': Steve Kerr bombed for 28 Kennedy scored 30 points, and point pa.rd Linwood
pointa and Sean Elliott added...ll.u..Ana claimed an _ _nws added a career.hiab 19 No.! O~boml beat
overumevrctory over upset-minded Miami on the loser's Iowa State in Bia Eiabt Conference acuon an Norman. Cal State erton'• Beary Turner (left) saanl II.ark Wade~mot d1ll'lq Ont ba1f of floor. &.aa1a1 t5, <»••t.em• S&a&t 71: SopoaJbomore forwardand
.... a band ln front of the not of UPfLV PCAA coate.t at Titan Gym. 1.oq Beaeti sa.ae 11, Ptdflc H: DeAnthony Danny Mannina hit all 10 of his field 1 an.em~ .. ~======================================~~~ooscored~~~and~~~~re~~w ~red21Po~as•~~ked~~~~~
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• forward Gilbert Pete added 16 in bis first coUCJiate start half as ninth-ranked St John's came back from a 13-poant
as Utah State defeated San Jose State in the PCAA. deficit to defeat Connecticut in a Big East pme in
-. New Mulet S&ate U, Freao S&ate 41: Junior auard Hartford.
98 Marry moisture
ACROSS 99 From: pref. .
DOWN 101 Abandoned
1 Wallach or 103 Transportation
Whitney companies 1 "Born Free"
4 Frogs' kin 106 French article lioness
9 Stupid mistake 107 Obtain 2 Flaccid
14 Songbird 109 Cotton fabric 3 Fatae gods
20 Pot cover 110 Slippery 4 Abounding
21 Spare 112 Salamanders 5 Beast of burden
22 .Sky blue 114 Grows old 6 Devoured
23 Nuclear 116 Force back 7 Dull
generator 118 Political factions 8 Relish
25 "Where there's 120 Instrument for 9 Foundation
combat 10 Wizard's domain
27 Roof edges 123 Nina's and Santa 11 Cashew or
"29 One of the-Marla'Tpartner pecan --senses l25 Cf\olr vOlee 12~poctrs---
31 Baaeball mitt 127 Cllps with 13 Relaxes
32 Poise scissors 14 Oak or maple
34 Emulated 129 Play 15 That fellow
Holmes or Ali 130 Goes into 16 Tattered cloth
36 Scatter 132 Negative 17 California univ.
38 Greek god of 133 Near 18 Supermarket
war 135 Precipitous 19 Is suspended
39 Overflowed 137 Snare 24 Readjust
41 Egyptian deity 138 Legends 26 New Zealand
42 Exists 140 Of ocean tree
44 Thus movements 28 School test. for
45 Actor Paclno 143 12-month short
4 7 Before. to a poet periods 30 Trampled
48 Muslcat note 145 That girl 33 Flashy
50 Accustom 146 Tea: Swed. advertisement
52 Mongrels 148 Grinding tooth 35 Same as before
55 Capital of 150 Conclusive 37 Farewell
Delaware 152 Lets fall gestures
58 Holy person: 154 While 40 Trinity
abbr. 155 Actress Gardner 43 Personnel
59 Commercials 157 In the direction 46 Even
61 Sorrow of 48 Snake's teeth
63 Spot of dirt 158 Skyward 49 Worship
65 At no time 160 All right 51 Weird
67 Not any 161 That thing 53 You and me
69 Von 163 Frighten: colloq. 54 Yes: Sp.
Richthofen's title 165 Piece 56 Atop
71 Coming from 167 Baseball teams 57 Televlslon
72 Print measure 170 Couches repeat
74 Tranquil 173 Vacates a chair 60 Show contempt
77 Large 176 Imbecile 62 Alaska's flower:
79 More urgent 178 Fragrant conifer hyph. wd.
81 Not as many 180 Sticker 64 The "Big Apple"
84 Of the moon 182 Pick up the tab 3 wds.
85 Teeter-totter 183 Make like new 66 Extend (a
87 Heron 185 Excuse subscription)
89 Does secretarial 187 Angry 68 Comforted
work 189 "Blessed -the 70 Courage: colloq
91 Jules Verne meek" 73 Katmandu's
character 190 Leaked country
92 Send (payment) 191 Citrus fruit 75 Nominated
94 Occurrence 192 Shy 76 Wear away
96 Desert garden 193 Morning 78 Domesticated
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80 Marsh grasses
82 And: Fr.
83 Varnish
Ingredient
86 Sager
88 Nashville's state:
abbr.
90 Tendon
93 Doctrine
95 Follows closely
97 Stitched
99 Wide open
100 Commence
102 Become mature
104 Sacred images
105 Move In surprise
T08 Canvas-shetterr
1t118oz.
113 Masts
115 Water vapor
117 Behold!
119 Velocity
121 City in Nebraska
122 Backs of necks
124 Specialized
. language
126 Wireless
128 Chars
131 Parlor
134 Military vehicles
136 -up: supports
139 Brazil's
continent: abbr.
14 1 Jn the event that
142 -Boheme
144 Like a leopard
146 Insectivorous
mammal
14 7 Sidesteps
149 Mystical song
151 Exlstenoe
153 Fly gracefully
156 Result
159 Bicycle part
162 Implied
164 Manipulate
(dough)
166 Carry
168 Frosted (cake)
169 Barg1ln
171 Norse god
172 Hindu garment
17 4 Challenge
17 5 Cook slowty
177 Spinning toy
179 Edge
181 On the -:
running
184 Conoemlng
186 Actress Derek
188 Tea tree
College basketball scores
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UC lrvlna "· UC Santa Bartl¥• • Cl1rl11 COlleOa lrvlna 11, Ma1t8f''1
COllaea ... Nevada·Lat v ... , '2, C.t State
F utlartOn 51
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Lone IMch St. 7', Pacific Sl
USC 11, Arlt-St. n
Ctllfotnla 75, Stanford '9
W•"11"9toll n. 0r890fl St. n
Lovote·Marvmount u. Gon1 ...
S.n Dleeo St. 67, Tuas·EI Peto
St. MMY'1 71, Santa Clara '9
Sen Dla9o 67, San Francisco st
HaV'fltard St. IO, Clllc:o SI. 63
Hl.WNIOldt St. fJ, SOnoma St. •
SI""'*-SI. 61. UC Davit S1
New NW11lco St .•• FrftllO SI. 4'
Uttll SI. IO, San Jow St. 67
9olM St. "' l<Wlo S5 Montane 65, kleno St. 50
I YU 65, Air Force S7
IC.anwt St. 77, COiorado 6t
Mont-St. t5, Weber St. 11
N. Arla-14, Nevada-It-75 WVomlnt N , Utafl 7t
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AIUllMI ti, ltlce 50
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LarNr ~. Teu1·Arllne1on IO Au4)urn M, Ge«ela .,
OltlahOt'ne t5, Iowa St. '2 Cent-ry .0, c;.. SoulMrn SI
SMU 63, Te11H 5' E. l(enluckv n, T_... Tec:tl
THH A&M SI, Teu• Tech 57 ... MIDW9ST E. T-St. 71. W. Caroline
Notre Oeme u. UCLA '4 " lrMlev 71, TulM SI Ge«ele TICll 13, Clemlon 71
Clndnnell 107, Vlrelnle Tedi ICM Jadltonv .. 67, N.C. Cl\artot .. 51
(2 otl J.,,,.. MMlton St. Wlllletn ~
Creletlton 71, S. lllnoli 5' Marv SI
Dehul 70, Ale.·I'""""'*" '1 Kentuekv n. Florlde S5
Detroit n . Lovote. IM. 74 LSU ... Vendlft)llt 67
Evemvllle 70, l ull« ., (ol) Loul1v .. 13, S~ecuM 73
IHlnoll 72, Norlh-ttrn 4' McNeeM St. IO, N. Tt11H SI. 70
IHlnol1 St. '2, w. THH St. 32 l'NmPflll St .... New Or1Mn1 ...
ll'dlane St. 67, Wldllte SI. S4 Mlddle TMW!. 107, MoreflMd SI.
l(anu• ts, OkleflCllN St. n n
Mer-tie 70, Davion .0 Mlululool S1, Mlululcic>I St. 5'
Miami, Ohio n , ... St. St MA/rrav SI . .,, Youne1town St. 74 ~ 61, Iowa S1 1L CMollla ~. ~~w... ,.., .. , ~--MICNNll $1. 7T u
·N.MllitttG-.,,.._I ....... ft....,_ .. _.IM~'1~---...N'"'l!.....,t~tt;-NW Loufljw
N. IMlnol1 76, Cant. MldliMn U '4
Ol'llo U. n, E. Mlcllklen 74 TMdo 74, lowtlne Grwn '2 North Caroline JS, Dulle t2 w. IMlnolt 62, Va!Mralto 5' (oil Old Dominion 50. Va. Com· w. Mk:hleen "· Kent St. 62 mon-lttl .. Xavi.t, Ohio 12, SI. LOUii .0 llllchmond '2, CO--ga Miiton 5t SOUTH S. Florida 57. S. A1aMma 50
A I II Miami Fla 74 loll S. Ml\$1\MPI 94, Floflda SI. '2 l A~::'8n. A111tln P..v ·., SE Louisiana ... sw Tues St. 5'
AtaMma 92, T..-...e 7't Souttl CMollna 7't, Cent. FIOrldll
Arkanu1 st. n. ~ Teen 7J • .. Soultlern u. 15. AlMarne St. 7't
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VMI 71, Furman ...
IAIT lcKIOll Col. r7, Otllo St. 74
lo&ton U. 70. ,.._ ~·ti
lrown ... Comlll '2
Canl1kn S1. HleNr• S4 DvouetN '3, o.or.. w..,...,.
F alrfMlcl Sl, Fonlllem S2 FWteleh Oldllllloft 16, w..,_ 73
O-Mtowft a. seto11 ._. n
Hofstr• 7't, ltldlr ,.
Howard u. 13. Mcwte11 St. n
·-•• Army S4 La Sella It, MMNlllll 7•
utayette IOI, Delewere n
Leflletl 111. T-• St. 6f
Lone lllencl u .... SI. Franch, Pa.
15
1,.~IS""'o0-Malfl8 JI, Vermont 0 _...,.,,.. . ,,...... ,.
NeVY f1, AmlrlQn U ...
lllOlltr'I Morrlt "· St. FrllnCll, N.Y. 45
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Siana 57. Coleatt t6
St. loneventln '7, ~St ...
St. Johll'• 61, C-.cttcut ..
St. JaMpfl'a •• ~1 7•
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lttlaUODlbip from 0'1.:nd Hllary When ltttk •l•kr Mq tMtt 11 inst.ant dislike. scent she is accidentaUy shot. As Sand_y '-~ •ob l ti · ood b'~ Du and Tyler .,apple, 1hc 'un saes olT. 'Jeste --"' oyn led on lc\t !Mt Y • m aneu trou •n sly. While monallY woundin~ Sandy. ust before she r~ •to tdJ Orea. AnJM tell• Alan da°''lll with 8oO to the 11uv "Someone10 ' tbat abe has ~t aone to Joe w11h cha .. -.,,, W11Lh Over Mc, .. Kim rtaliln all her d1CJ. ~ sells ubc io take the teddy "'-~---N ·-· bear from her room and 11vc 11 to Alh'IOn ~lual --~t atahc doc•n'1 tc:ll anonlmout prewnu are CiOnn«ted to the Jordy heanbroken when he overhears
tJeretnY that Erica ti alive. Mier ac111na "'"'' ·~net. Af\ci Kevan tells poliQC I -anne pravina thal her temunal illness ,Jeremy dNnlr, Nalalic ln11m they •lept Mar\h.a may have Marie's diary 1n h~r .,....'" ,.
11ote\het .but he claims tha,t's imponiblc \lfc, •he rcmovei 1hc contents just before be cured. • • •
tfatber T~ ~fUJtS to ~ve Brooke 1ny poltt.e arrive lo leirch it. Doua Jots lo DA VS OF OUR UVES: Kimberl>
_1nfonnaUOft 1bout Tom s fall off' the '«rel room v.b1ch bnma witb chppinp almost suffers miscamaac d ue 10 tension
TWl&OIL Adam l&lri~an interest 1n Nitalte and memorabtlta about Kim. Fran hnn-cauted by Emma. Savannah ansry when
10r. Stone tcllJ ChlThcr husband died lui •~k when Doua says he may leave she spots Chris wi1h Marlena. When
•year. ~>akdalc lo start restaurant in Acapulco. Peachy finds Bo and Shane brcakin.a inlo
r' • • • ~hannon nervou• when Lucinda men· ISA file she holds 1hcm at aunpoint. Shane
' ANOTll&R WORLD: l>onna runou• 11on• Earl M11chcll's name. OccidinJ she persuades Peachy to lei them go and let
when hter insists Bri ttany stay at the no lonacr wants lhc atolcn jewels, Shan-him take file. Shane says now lha1 he
1ma.nsioo. Chris draws a connection be· non plan• mp to Europe 10 find Earl and knows that he's being cha~ed with giving
,rwcen Mac's illness and Grant's dcalh mum 1hc ~m.s sccre1s to the Russians, hes ccna1n he can
I Victoria sells jewels for half a m1lhon CAPITO'. w • • ' clear himself. Bro1hcr Francis rescues
doll•"" wbichenables her to save mansion ..., ally amvcs al Butcr'SJUSt Anna as she's bean.a bothered by 1hugs. ...... after Baiiter has u ked Clarissa •to bed. 1for the Love family. Vactona senses Nell Le J Emma and Alt'X become lovers. Having connected to jewel heist. Kathleen 1otd she arnina cnny II ahvc, Zed tells Victor he bough t aun 10 protect herself from rapist. ..... 1· le ... _ f lk' plan~ lo take her beck with him to M•••1e nearly s"'oots Mickey when he .... s Ill cnancc 0 wa 1n1 a11a1n (au w h Wh v· bas h' ..._ II ,,umps bail to bt with Kathleen fn Mahbu U inaton. en ICIOr . IS men enters 11\c house 100 qu1c1ly Mike and
,Jake bdievcs man claimina 10 l>c Marley's \Pini Zed away, he breaks frcc. aoes 10 lhe Robin Jacobs. the nev. chief of su rgery. are •--------------·~-".'·he•m-C•r•os•s-thJ•i•p•a•nd-taktt--J•c•n~n•v•t•o al l<>&&trheads. Pete and Mchssa arauc ' when he decides to bu) condo withoul
tclhng her. ••• GENERAL HOSPITAL: Patrick begs
Teri to hall plarn lo wed Kevin unltl she
undc!JOCS psychia1nc therapy. Kcvm and
Tm d1srcprd Pa1nck's suggesuon. When
Patnck as named chu.~fhc1r 10 Neil's estate.
Kc1 th 's malT\lllt proposal to L>olJy 11
ndMd who* is tpOt&ed by two....., bofddloc~
ONE Lin TO \Jvi: Wllale cvcryOM
1hinks Bo hu been mwdered. he ud Didi
dcli&bt in oulli• off their team. Mcea·
wh1fe, Aadft ud HuoVtt arc taba &alO
custody for at1itmpeed murder. With
Didi's COtMal &GDeplant a IUCCnl, abc
and Bo p&an trip around the worid. Sheffy
interested in h~. Ed inform• uny that Ivan may not have been 1he one mpoft·
sable for uurcl's fatal car crash. Tr8C)'
Jeal<>lll of an~ntion M1mj aivina Lany.
Clint and Nicki dec:idr to tct 10 know one
another. Rcturnint to 16c tsland. Pam
conlaCU Jeb with news that she-hu
""terminal illness." Asa rushes to the
island. While he's at her bedside, Pam
reveals the bljppinp about AM Bucbanarl.
Realizina Jed and AM are ooc and the same, Pam pk>ts revet\llC. •• I' RYAN'S HOPE: When Dakota needs
1ransfusion from Johnny. Johnny tells
· Maevc the youna man 1s Jiis son. A
shanered Maeve~ltsJohnny she'll try and
accept Dakota. Af\er sleep1n1 wuh Frank.
Jill dreams of Dakota. Both Fruk and J1U
realize she sull tw ·deep feelings for
Dakota. Melinda visits Dakota at the
hospital and puts an herbal poultice on his
wrist. As Dakota rcpins consciousness, he
callsou1 for Sara Jane. Mc Linda runs to Jill,
sayioa tha1 Dakota needs her 1f hO 10
survive. As Frank and Johnny .&rguc
outside his room. Dakota becomes
aptatcd Johnny tells Dakota 1hat he's his
father. Jack smitten h Devlin
Kowalski, the woman who is prcscnung
Jack with journalism award. • • • SANTA BARBARA: After poisoning
Mason. Gna heads for (' C 's room. As
Orwige Coeet OAJL Y PtLOT /Sunday, Jlnuery 11, 1-C9
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li(l)CCIDnt'rpnm't murder suspcrt'"Bobb1
afraid browns1onc murderer may strike
apin, a fear which in1ens1fics when she
learns Russell has arrived in Pon Charles
and Tanya has lost the key to 1he1r browns1onc ~hcving 1hc answc;.r to
pining Se.an's compan> as 10 Brazil.
Edward ~nds Jimmy Lee there. Jimmy
Lee tells Cella she cannot come wi1h him.
Derck apologizes 10 FnSt·o for trying 10 gel
him 1010 troubk. bu1 explains that he
comes from a long ltnr ol cops and he was
fearful of Ounkang out of the academy
unless he chca1ed Frasco accepts 1hc
apology and offers to go 10 Anna so 1hat
Derck ma) be reinstated. Mike Jealous of
ancnlton Derck paying Lorena. The
Laurclton coroner 1clls Anna tt\a1 Earl
Moody v.as s1rangled Rack slaps Mike
af\cr Mike mouths 01T10 ham.
she is about 10 aivc ham lc1hal 1nJectJon.
C'.C. grabs the hypodermic from her. C.C' r.======== warns Gina to keep has recovery a secret
He plans to feign coma while learning who
an his famil y are for him and against him.
Mark and Mary discover the a1hng Mason
and give him an1tdo1c. Cruz talks to
Santana abou1 his romance w11h Eden.
Kuk sugests 10 Gina thal they form sccrc1
alliance 10 pan control of('apwcll lndus-
trics. Warren shocked when he teams
Sophia and Lionel arc Brick's parenu.
Dylan upset when Kelly says she plans to
wed Nick 1n February C.C makes plans to
be 1hc "surpnsc" &ucs1 at a part).
A tanllecl weti
Bluee Bodeltner a.Qd Barbara Hershey become ln•ol•ecl In
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• • • GUIDING LIGHT: .\lier Ed tells Claire
to pack her bags. she vows re\ocngc. J us1 as
1hcy ·arc aboul 10 head for New Yo"rk.
Jackson and ~th arc offered promouon
JObs al Samson Lev.is lnduslnes Phihp
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mo1hcr Rrva agrees 10 g1\oe Fletcher s1ory
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secret. Maureen and Ed reconc1lc. Ross
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rclat1onsh1p with Calla • • • 1:.0VING: .\Tier Teamang Zona prcgnanl.
Loma ends he<ffi&agt'ment l&ttne:-Zona
scores several bull's-c)cs when she uses
Lorna's picture on 1argc1 r.ingc. Harry tells
Ava he knows Johnny 1s really C'hcnc's
child. As Stac~ and Jack make wedding
plans. ( urt1s 1clls Ava he's no1 ttnaan he's
ready for mamagc. p1dcr follows Tnsha.
After land1nfJOb wuh Ccha's dad. Spider
tells fncnd 11 s really a cover-he plans to
gel all 1hc dough he needs from the Aldcns.
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Ri vera gives Estelle her contract in
cxchanac for a million dollars. Hogan
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4.ndy's on the road 10 recovery, Paul hard-
presscd to ignore his feel ings for Faron.
Lindsay tells John she snapped photo of
Jill and lover an cabin. Tclhng John she's
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• LOS AN0£LES (AP) -Joeepb Sarsa• WU direcaint I tcrne tor .. ....._ Flower" in a matUt place in Si~ IMt May and was
Mvjma ~1ttti111a Cbinae woman to.,, .ueie bkitaeron lbe .... ne ICripc called for abe slap, but tbe woman, 1'lmlited from one of
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1 WOIDU llW bJeitDef a heafty wallop,
.. Pau.ioa flower" wiU be ielecut on CBS ton,iahl, and 8oJlleitner
Mvm-teamed what SulCnt told the woman.
• But S...nt ftnally revealed the secret He said, "I told bet that
.-UCC'a wife 1*tjua& had tripleta and it was the custom in America to
.., tbe father on the beck."
Actually, Boideitner'a wife, Kitty, wu prepant It the time, but
dida't aive birth -to one boy-until five months later.
Life 'S phases topic of
three new local plays
The innocence of childhood, dtc
complexities of ldulthooa and the
trials and tribulations of married life
all come under theatrical examin-
ation this week in a trio of new
productions bowina in on Orange
County 1tqn.
First up, replacina the Iona-running
"A ChOIUI Une" at the Grand Dinner
Thea.er, is "I De, I De," opening
Tuesday. The Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse lifts its cunain on "BeyolMI
,...,..,, .. Thursday, followed Friday
by South Coast Repertory, inauaurat-
ina its locaJ premiere of "Drtvill1
~ ... Bene" on the Second
Staee.
TOI
. TITIS
Cliff · Orive1 Newport Beach
(631-0288), Fridays and Saturdays at
8 p.m. thro~ Much I. ·
..... ,_. at the forum Theater
on the Fe,ti val of Arts arounds,
Luuna Beach (634-1300), T6uradays
ana Fridays at 8 p.m., Saturdays at 2
and 8, Sundays at 2 until Feb. I.
•
0Crtm" •f .._Heart" at the Gem
Theater. 12852 Main St., Oarden
the SCR Second Sta,e. Jane Atkins, Grove (636-7213), Wednesdays
Michael Canavan, Joe Dahman, throu&h Saturdays at 8 p.m .. today
Richard Doyle, Tom Rosqui, andFcb.19at3p.m .,Jan.26andFeb.
Timothy Donothuc and Gabrielle 2 at 3 p.m. until Feb. IS.
Sinclair comprise the cast. •"AU Beeaue •f Aaa&M" at the
\1 eteran TV actor Ken Berry stars
with Brenda Thomson in "I Do, I
·----Do," a two-character musical .._ia.":" ..:"~ cbconiclina 1 couple's married life
Performances will be given Huntington Beach Playhouse, Main
Tuesdays throuah Fridays at 8:30, Street at Yorktown Avenue, Hunt-
Saturdays at 3 and 8:30. Sundays at 3 inaton Beach (832-1..05), Fridays and
and'8 p.m. until Feb. 16 at the Fourth Saturdays at 8:30 throu&h Feb. 15
Step Theater, 655 Town Center with Sunday matinees Jan. 26 and
Drive, Costa Mesa.. Reservations Feb. 2 at 2:30.
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• -.. -The Grand has been remodeled with .._ r fl> new carpets and wall coverings and
lA-. .. 10 extended siaae floor. ,_.., *' Performanc.es of "I Do, I Do" will
• ._ lalt ._ be sjven niahtly except Mondays at ·a --tr ~!!&curtain times through April 6
J.M. tta, w ICibe ran . f Hotel Way (across
957-4033. •''SemeofMyhtFrt..a"at the
Wrapping up its enpacmcnt at the Westminster Community Theater,
Harlequin Dinner Playhouse is the 7272 Maple St.. Wl:stminstcr
musical "Cara.lval," which gives its (995-4113). Fridays and Saturdays 1t
final performances Tuesday through 8:30 throuah Feb. 8.
~11. aa.a. ~IJ) Harbor Boulevard .. Jrom Disn~nd) -=~!;!~~;:;;::1J-="::'"-"":"4-=-~.:::-~ ... ~~,w~----i·n Anaheim. Call 77r.7i11>1or ticket .. ._ • ar information.
Sunday at varying curtain times. The •"Beavea Cu WaJt" at the San
showplace is located at 3S03 S. Clemente Commlffiity Theater, 202
Harbor 'Blvd .. Santa Ana. and reser-A vc. a6rmo. San Clemente
vationiJLrc taken at 979-5511.. ( 492-0461S~, fi:~ursdays throu&h Sat-
A pletlfora. of continuing pro-~ . throuah Feb. I.
ductions remain o n the stages of •"Tiie mportuce ef Beta1
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til. UI. IHI tN> Durana·s pot shot at psychiatry and Orange County's professional and Ea.neat" by the Ana-Modjeska Play~
community theaters. The include: crs at the Anaheim Cultural Ans
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features Kathleen Collins, Patrick
McGinnis, Neil Pnuscl, Robie
Schoonover. Thomas Lopez and
Randy Stevens. Resident director
Pati Tambcllini is staging the com-
edy.
Show time is 8:30 Thursdays
throuah Saturdays until Feb. 15 at the
Civic Playhouse, 661 Hamilton St.,
Costa Mesa. Reservations arc talccn
at 650-5269.
The wonders of childhood arc
depicted in .. Driving Around the
House," a memory play by Patrick
Smith directed by Martin Benson on
•'"fte Forelpe1'" on the main Center, 931 N. Harbor Blvd.,
stage of South Coast Repertory, 6SS Anaheim (937-0379), Fridays and
Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa Saturdaysat 8 p.m., Sundaysat 2 p.m.
(957-4033), Tucsdsys through throuah Jan. 25.
f:'ridays at 8 p.m., Saturdays at 2:30 •"'111 Me, hte" at Sebastian's
and 8, Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30 until West Dinner Playhouse. 140 Ave.
Feb. 9. Pico, San Ocmcnte (492-9950),
•"Tat.1a1 Stepa" at the Laguna Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8
Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna p.m., Sundays at I and 7 p.m. until
Canyon Road, Laguna Beach Feb. 2.
(494-0743). Tuesdays through Satur-•"My FaJr Lady" at the Curtain
days at 8 p.m.. Sundays at 2:30 Call Dinner Theater, 690 El Camino
through Feb. 2. Real, Tustin (838-1540). nigh ti~ cx-
• "21 Gra.He de Coca Cola" at the ccpt Mondays at varying curtain
Newport Theater Arts Center. 250 1 times through Feb. 2.
Barbra'sBroadwaybeltings Billboard's best
By lk Anoclated Presa
The followina ».re Billboard's hot record
hits as they appear in next week'.s issue of
B!llboard maa:uiJ'!C. Copyriiht 1986,
Billboard Publicauons, Inc. Reprinted
wnh pcmussion.
HOTSJNG~
I ."That's What Friends Arc For" Dion-ne 8t Friends (Arisu)
2."Say You, Say Mc" l.Joncl R1ch1c (Motown)
3."Bumina Heart" Survivor (Sco111
Bros.)
4.''Talk To Me" Stevie Nicks(Modcm)
S."l'm Your Man" Wham! (Columbia)
6."My Hometown" Bruce Springsteen
(Columbia)
7. "Walk Of Life" Dire Stra.iu (Warner
Bros.)
8:'1 Miss You" Kl ymau (MCA)
9. "Pany All the Time" Eddie Murphy
(Columbia)
IO."Sp1cs Like Us" Paul McCartney
(Capitol)
I I ."When the Goina Gets Tough" Billy
Ocean (Jive)
12."Ahvc and Kick..ina" Simple Minds
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~ore than a movie -an emotional surge into
a triumph of blinding brightness. It should be
against the law not to see 'The Color Purple: "
-TODAY. NBC·lV. Gene Shallt
" lhe 'Color Purple' Triumphs! It's hard not to
be moved by Spielberg's film and its formidable
cast."
-NEWSWEEK. ~Amen
"The Color Purple' I• the year'e beet film! **** ( 4 etan-hlghat rating)."
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l."Thc Broadway Album" Barbra Mister (RCA)
10."Bom in the U.S.A." Bruce Spri
stcen (Columbia) Streisand (Columbia)
2.'"Miami Vice' SOUndtrack" (MCA)
3."Hean" Hean (Capitol)
4."Sarecrow" John Cougar Mellen-
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S."Promise" Sa<k (Ponra1t)
6. "Brothers in Arms" Dire Straits (Warner Bros.)
7."Aftcrbumer" ZZ Top(Wamcr Bros.)
8."Knec Deep Jn the Hoopla" Starship (Grunt)
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cm)
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IS. "Once Upon A Time" Simple M'
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642-5878
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' INl lltatt Fer Salt
l.81-... UYnllT
Spec:1acui.t turning baaln
vt.w! Prlvete pier & allp.
Four bedrooms, 3'h
beth•. den. 3 cer gerege
Totelty remodeled plu1
room to expand. Com-
munity tennl1, club -· s-•y 1-.ai•O h ou1e, end beache1 .-r5 .... ~•
evelleble. ConNrVatlYaly 1631 LINCOLN LANE Sim If llllWlf 1-:m-..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-prlced for location et 88)'Cf"1 3 bdrm. femlly 90• Frontage, close to Ut-t•
$1,750,000. rm home Bdulllully lie Coron•. Specious 11&1 ELlll MIUI
SILL VINCE.NT • planned for family and/or home on 50'. bulldable New E/llde Townhomet
entertainment Quiet I<>-40' adjacent lot. or 3 • 30' $137.950. S 142,950
Have you rHd todey·s c e1ion on secluded p1ac:91 Call for datell1 OPEN SAT/SUN 10-5
Cla111fled Ad1? II not. strMt Only $2911,500. 142-1200 2603 ELDEN al DEL MAR
y<>Y'ra mlalng the best • '* 111 or call for appt to see 1,-;:;======;;;;;..!.;:;;;bar~gaJ=n1=1n:;;tow=n:;;1 =~ unL1 HISl·lll LIT -(714) 631-5919 l 1 COM clOle 10 OCEAN . ..... VIEW -ES Smell 2 bdrm home ; ' ' MESA DEL MAR· 3-4 MT UITD • DPWI •IUll wllota of potential Call • Bdrm, lge 101 S 149,500.
h 0 I $19 000 for appt. S429.500. Prine only 546-0074 for s bdrm or 4 + den. 3 bat . n Y • • ... , st••n11 down & assume loans. One of Harbor - -lnformalloo or appt
View's largest lots -$249.000 LH SU Liil IU&.n CMta.... I 4 MESA VERDE 3 Bdrm.
also lll-IH4 1500 eq. fi. RANCH STVLE ~u~. ~=tz~
umasn1••au11
Family room, 3 car gar&Qe. security sys-
tem. Super value -$329,900.
Call me for details
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3 bdrm, see 11 111 view .... . .. . . A Johnson
... ···-·-·····--·-· •• *"" un..-3 bdrm home + 2 bdrm unit... ...... ...... .. . ... . K Granttri
-tt1L------S412.•-----!Ml ._ • 1'r1v1te 4 bdrm, pool.. .. V Su~lacr
IWMT----Slts.•.-········-···· It ~ CustOfll ttepnt 3 bdrm . ... .. .... . P .._,,,
... •·-·-PSI,•--llM hit...._.. 4 '*"' Portofino. slwtttft, sc>a. .. ..... M 8rtwtr
.. Cll ·---·-·-· ......... .. Nlw 2 end 3 bdrm coftdonl1111ums... ... .... .. . ..... J. SUtlan
...... -·-S4H.•-.. -1M lta tar 3 lldrlll, 2 lllCtl Oii bey .. m .. ~ .. M. ~t
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Yilw 4 bdrlft, 3 bl. flftlity lloN .......... _.. .. 8. HutcMCI
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tlln mEO 3br 2ba In greet area Of'lly Tt.C und~r $ 150 000
4 Badroom. 2'~ Beth perty S l28K. Agl 759-5080 Agl Lit 646-362°7
hOuM for Indoor & Out· '* THE BEST '*
dOOf entertaining. Pool ls IS GETTING BETTER •1& Yfl• •fl
181139 a.nd loan Is as-llYI w.11 By Owner. 2 Story. 48R.
aumable at $279.000. CENTURY 21 3BA. llvlng rm. formal dln-
751 -3191 T .... E REAL ESTATER Ing, la.m rm Lg IOI Many
n a11tras $185.000 Cell C:: SElECT 548-2313 _ attar 6i>m 645-0256 ~PROPERTIES 3BR 2BA. family rm, lrplc, ---Y .. _
1640 sq M. covered petlo, llnt '' Tt len .,_ SIL.AU IUOI and ape S 142,500 This prOi)efty jult fall out
_. ••R ••f/Sll 1 .a OPEN SUN PM Call for of MCfOwl 4 bdrm. 3 beth
.,... .. ---~ d1rect1on1 642-8388 home Of'I beaulltul street
425 GLENMONT Devin Real E11111 Extra large yard wilh Iota OCEAN VIEW 11 apectacu-__ or privacy Decorate and
lat trom lhla 'Old World 3 HOUSES on 300' IOI, uve S$$ Seiters asking
Charm' houM whlctl has 1 1800/mo poN. lncoma only $191.900 so call
bMn totally ra.modaled HURRY ALMOST SOLO! Anne McCasland
HmHmPAll
Baylor Mdl 1500 sift 3 Bd
2'h ba S 1•4,000. Brkra
welcome Ownr 786-0579
WM~R .. , ....
and lavlshly appointed $159,900 Agl. 759-5080 631-1266 leh, T ... .,...,
with I 'etief'a dreem' Beeut l lul Columbla HARBOR VIEW HOMES
kltcMI\. Lu11urlou1 batha 1 lllTS W1l9I I•~"~~-s Cond p r ..._ M 3Br ,:C. f with lkytlnM and a oar-3 bdrm owners unit with 2 lilt~ ~ quare 0· ro ·..,..... ooaco · am-rm
..._ atrium, ..,.,..., CCMlfed Income unM1. Zoned R-2. Ir.-:--·-orated 2 Bdrms on cor-litre IOa yrd -6785 ...,, .....-nar IOI Cullom pello --pello and e11 In a Mtllng Offered et $179,000. Celt ~-.. 1 • ...__ 111111YI1-•s thel mall• yoY feet N 11 Robert Miiiikan e31-12M OCEAN & CITY VIEWS OC*'•to.,.. .. 9 m n .. -.• _.., I you ware In Peradlaa A 4BR 2BA fl1ter homa. High Oorgaoua Priced for 3BR, lam rm. choa lo-
mult ... for • Mflout on a bluff S 121,000, qulclt Mlal ~ to c.tlon 720-1879 I
bUy9t who wants II all end $30.000 down Al the ~~!;~.,;~er aa-HVH Cwmal 1982 Pot1 A Gk>rtoua 0caan View border o f Newport n ... A.lbeoa. Cell 492-0890 or
. SUPMMElll BHcll 842-2489 or • ...,., ..... PrM 497-182'9
............ , 11 lll .. ST... 788--6644, after 12PM 4320 campu. Of/Ste foo I -... ··-·-To ... Co16aga Prtl bMutyl --S 2-5 Newport aa.c:t\, CA .-_, rw•w' 111-1111 Rustic den, pool. 2 trpa. OPEN SAT I UN 1 852-t8t7 or &40-0871 9V9 Watch IUnMft from 3
Super lnterlofl Open Set ...._. Vero. • 4BR 28A. leveta of flnaat ..,....., 4BR IWll UIA1111 & Sun 2-5. 24<>l FOfdham 2250 11• MP din, pool, WOOOBRIOOE 4Brt1am1ty 4BA. playroom. gounne4
3 BR 2b•• fplc, patio. 2 loe Drive S 159.900 Dave apa, lkyflghll, dartlroom. rm 3t>a, frml dlnl~ 3c&r kltc:Mn Sandy bMCh.
Bclrmaup/1 Bdrm dn, dbl latohtOf'I. AQt 54g.5880 fem rm, wet bllf S209K ger S275.000 55 -9338 pier l bl S2.200.000
ger. ATo•. 1400 a/f. Nr --By owner 916-2307 NEW LISTING.
mkts rwatauranla & EAST SIDE 3BR 28A. 2032 SC~• Ct Wt........ lMI 8111 Grvncty Aa9ttor
tranep. 1125,000. Rutll hrdwd ""·lg yrd. wor11· -Rlf STiil --875--41181 Lauria. Altr. 545-4380 I shop t 179,SOO Open ~• INlllL I &--------:.......J Sun 1-5 Bkr 548-7565 UPOradad F...adom home aa.c:tl 2blka, OCMn ..,... lido N«d beyfront hOUM H•~ eomathlng to NII? --3 bdrms. 1 betll, na. too 3 earavea, ntca ya.rd $795.000 173-.3777
Oeaaffiad ao. dO 11 watt &tatral 1H2 ;111~~~ 1~• M~ 1n No. U1gune. ~t/ownr _ c.nn.y vineva ~
Coombs 831-1291 S32'9.000 4M-7 1 Mutt WI 3• 38e bey
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Maria atione. Traventine. Pale Oak,
Zebra Wood, quality Wlique
c:rat1lmUllhip crated lhJa aophJsti-
catied contetnporary home with pler'
• 0..L A spedot.11 3 BR maater-
p&ece. Barbara Aune
191 -• •HUL .. 12.,._ '1b..ree 1Ul, 2 BA. Ex1emive u.e l)f
Fr-encl\ doors and crown moldinp.
Oak plank floorina in kitcl.en. fun-
Uy room and laundry room. Custom
plantation shutten. Convenient to
aboppin&, airport and freeways. lat
T.D ii UIW'n8ble. Gayle Amato
Mnmll ....... 11,•,1•
LJlna:-edi.bJe view ~ym.n.uu. -
captivating 4 BR home. Pier and
slip t.o accommodate a large boat A
superbly crafted tavern room. larte
living room & dining room and a
super remodeled kitchen. Carolyn
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Four BR, 4 BA, family room,
billiard room, plus a 2 BR guest
suite. A private pool enhances this
prestige property. Owner is very
motivated. Danny Bibb/Stephanie
Grody
m&T WILIE 11••
1hree BR. 2 BA condominium in
The Bluffs with nice open Views
from the deck. Maintained in good
condition. Assumable loans. Owner
baa been transferred. Price includes
the land! Hallie Strock
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Full ocean view. Private pool. 2 BR.
2 BA + d~ Air conditioning, uy-
1.igbta, French doors plus the
amenities that this gated communi-
ty has to offer. Ann Peters
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Stepa to the surf. Owners custom 2
story home with 3 BR, marvelous
Ule of wood. Master suite with
fireplace. Separate 2 BR income
unit with ocean view, deck. Ann
Peters ...... •11nr uu NW 11.-.-
Perhaps the premier location in this
private community. Quiet cul de Ille
location. Ideal for the large family.
lncludes 7 BR, 7 BA, 3 fireplaces,
family room w /pool table.wet bar,
large screen T .V., separate den,
study and much more. Over 8,000
sq.ft. Incredible value. Danny
Bibb/Stephanie Grody
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The wonderful home you imagine
for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Grey wood siding, vine covered
stone, shiny white enamel trim,
circular driveway, and large
sycamore trees. Eastern custom
charm! Five BR, formal FR. DR.
den. large tecret room. Barbara
Aune
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Wonderful spot on the bay with
great view. Four BR. family room,
large private patio. 2 fireplaces. A
very private location. Bayshores i8 a
special way of life, with guard gate
and private beach Barbara Aune
IUllF• IJ41-
Five BR. 3 BA home m private
location with extremely large lot.
Room for expansion. pool, etc. in
Newport Beach. Community pool,
spa and tennis. Great for family
living. SandJe Fix
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Special offering on this fabulous
· Mediterranean style estate on an
enormous double lot. Surrounding a
magnificent courtyard pool, this
home offers the uJtimate in privacy
and low-profile luxury, for the most
d.ilcriminating Shown ~ppoint
ment. Tom Alhnsorr or Mickie
Cooper
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lllfl __..,., -lllUll Not.hinl can mat.ch this secure,
elepnt hi-rile condo with sw~ping
vtew ol ocean, mountains and
hatbot' ~ noon below Recreation
attaa, pooJ, spe, 10me slips. under-sround DUidna. full richly ~~ m..-.8R. A fulJ tune or
Pied A 1lere livir\I for two. Tom
A1lirwon
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Depnt fmlily bGa>e with tarae
pado on an owinb9d k>t. Fave BR, 4
BA. falmly roGID. formal di.n1nc nan. tw.rdwood Oocli'I and F~~h _
clalan. a.uutu1 eqndldon. A ratt
t.euty. JollD lAWtl/Dlllny Bibb
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car gar. w/d. mlcto, twgo Olli gar11ge, trplc. new Super IMdlord good... °"'•'='mo ' 2BA+den. VIit• Balt>oa 10. t1200Jftio 113-3777 Yf1Y. Avail riow. 175-0101. SSt5 +aec116-110I
Por1Y ~.wet bar, nwtr ptllnt. Fenced yni, pado, Stir 2ba •M:toeed get ClN. a.g. $41:2717 Pnltlee. 11850/mo. Cell ll058 W. Bay Aw NPT HEIGHTS 31>drm •-tL...a -1ulte w/1unk•n 1u1>. arto l!Pft.n. _,., & 1150 mull ... call to ... MZ-4557 Agt ' · s 000 ..._ ~
$1750/mo, 11t & IMl. gerdel• peld, t1250/no 53M190 leet Alty fM lut. lur..u IHI 2 ...., 8drme 2"' be· ... 8;r.~ CX::. ~ ~: ~·i:'a118rO:.'f:0-.~54 llllM .
720-0473Of'131-t4Nl2 p«a 751-0729 Aent/Sale. Delwc• 2b+' 2be 1 L PfOf decof jaC 28A 2BA. S1500/mo 38N BX: ;;;i lmmed.
Ha ~ 2BR 1ba, f..tide nmo + PN aeoraoe. E9ido dpt)( w/2 car att8dl BEAUT. furn. Sbt . 2ba ==~-115-Me1 bet 10-5PM Off Jamt>cnO 2b+' 2be ~ mo lte. S1000/rno. 28P
trp6c t cw~ Wlllit to 28r den t/p utll rm. Avt gar 1115/mo MO-toe3 condo, grt ~. *-"'. Vy 4""..1.1(. s.a.ni' . IUlt• rn..-iy atru saoo 1 28A 5 mo lie S750/mo bc:tt.'st75/mo 17s-1039 ~ StOO e>on .,.2•9Tt7 · 11250/mo . ...._.123 ,gar:i'tooolma3e-oua' B~c011rt Hiii 2Br/den, 53M191 Agt fM Both furn. t7S-757<1 .,,,.......,=--=-~..,-,.--~=--------RETIREES OA£AM • Colo-pet 2 ~be. Comm pool/tpa. OH THE SAND AOSTa. REAL-TV ~ PCH ~hi k/p E'Wde large 1 8t houaJ. loge PrLUrllt...381 2Ba, hftM 144 '**RENTALS lmmed:--12700. M0-1529 •BR 2~ I> lu•ury Avail _......,_ ____ _
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For those who love the beach but want every-
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glass. huge master suite! Land Included.
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Fabulous Laguna Beach home close to village
and beaches. 3 BR. 3 BA with extensive use of
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area.
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Very large lot with pool, 3 BR, family room.
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Out of area seller Is realistlcl One of the best
view locations with tremendous amount of up-
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Spectacular jetty/bay view. Bayfront mansion
with exotic woods and old world craftsmanship.
4 BR, 4 BA, center dining atrium.
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Old world elegance in contemporary Bayfront
setting. 5 BR, enclosed pool/spa atrium home
built for family or entertainment.
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Bright and clean 2 BR condo with cool, shady
backyard to enjoy summer barbecues. Near
shopping, pools, tennis.
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finest condo homes. This Lauref Is outstanding
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Dramatic oceanfront condo. 2 BR. 2 BA.
furnished. One year new decor, stairs to beech,
breathtaking view. A perfect summer home.
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coastline & night light vtewt 3 BR, 3 BA, large
kitchen, Iota of brick, custom wet bar & IP•·
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home, Old Wortd cratttmanahlp. MCurlty guard-
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covers a rod( promontory Into the ocean. 4 BR,
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fee land. Two good assumable loans.
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The charm of "did Cape Cod." White shutters,
custom closets and storage, warm brick entry
and picket fer:iced patio.
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Superb construction & architectural design .
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430 Catalina Ortw (Nwpt Hght1)NB
831-7370 $219,000 Sunday 1_.
217 Goldenrod, Corona def Mar
759-9100 $540,000 Saturday 1_.:30
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**• 12 Betcour1 Ortw South (Belcourt) NB
&44-e200 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
7~ Cameo Hlghlandl Of, Cameo Highlands
673-11a1 $395,000 Sunday 1-5
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**350 S2nd St, Newport Shores. N.B
644-9080 $265,000 Sunday 1-5
7~ ~ Hlgha.nds Of, Cemeo Hlgh&9nd1
673-1181 $395,000 Sunday 1-5
..-.10 Chathem Court (Belcourt) Nwpt Bctl
675-eOOO S795,000 Sunday 1-5
434 Coeta MeN $1, e..tllde, CM
548-7565 $379,500 Sunday 1-5
* * 105 Edg9wat• (Penk\lu&a) NB 67s-eoo<> $475,000 Sunday 1_.
10 KM\atll Court, P&an 4, N9wpor1 Creet, NB
735-0876 $192,000 Sat/Sun 1_.
730 Melabar. Irvine Terr11ee, CdM
759-1877 $287,500 Sunday 1_.
27 Marona. Irvine
780-8333 $195,000 Sunday 1-5
3300 ~Blvd, Olde Corona del Mar
673-0889 $799,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2000 Aepublc Aw, Coe1e Mela
546-2313 $135,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
•2102 So. Aoea.. Santa Ana
5'&-2313 1110,000 Sundey 12-4
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873-7300 $379,000 Sund8Y 1 ...
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M2-5200 1246,000 9undey 1_.:30
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144·l080 1211.500 Sundey 1·5
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673-5354 S298,500 Sunday 1_.:30
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759-1501 $499,_000_ Sat/Suo__j~
221 Narciuus, Otde Corona del Mar
675-7067 $595,000 Sunday 1-5
3319 Nevada, Co1ta Mesa
546-2313 $153,000 Sunday 12_.
**3335 Ocean Blvd, Corona def Mar
~200 $1,595,000 Sun 1-5
• 1163 Pau&arino, Costa Mesa
546-2313$135,500 Sat/Sun 1_.
321 P<>'nlettla. Okt CdM, Corona Del Mar
759-9070 $377,000 Sunday 11 -5
1982 Port Albans. Harbor V'tew Hmes. NB
497-1629 $239,000 Sunday 1_.
13211 Sandhurst, Santa Ana
759-1501 $171.000 Sunday 1_.:30
• • 5911 Seuhore Of. Newport Beach 644-9060 $798,000 Sun 1-5
2114 Serrano, Balboa Penin. Pl. N.B
644-9060 $335,000 Sunday 1-5
•3086 Trinity (Nr SC P)aza) CM
642-6368 S 142.500 Sunday 1-5
••207 Tustin, Newport Beach 645-030~ $430,000 Sunday 1~
1056 Vallejo Circle. Mesa Woods, C.M.
751-3191 $158,000 Sunday 12_.
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631-1266 S154,900 Sunday 1-5
• 2221 Franci.co. Newport Beach
631-1266 $274,900 Sunday 1-5
••818 Harbor Island Drive, Newport Beach
759-6700 S975,000 Sunday 1-5
2001 Kewamee, Corona del Mar
673-2724 $412,000 Sunday 1-5
1070 Miuion. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $138.900 Sunday 1 ~
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* 26435 Arbor Rd (San Juan Vig) SJC
642-5200 S 119,900 Sunday 1_.:30
**2430 BaY9h<>r• (Bayahore) NB
644-6200 ~.000 Sunday 1_.:30
•23 Bekx>urt. ••ewport 8Mch
631 .. 1266 $829.000 Sat/Sun 1_.
20 HMllborough (Harbor Hiii) Nwpt Bch
759-9100 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1_.
* 11.a eonan. NewpOrt a-en &42-3-4-49 $289.000 Sunday 1_.
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546-2313 1219.000 Sunday 1_.
2...0 Cet91pe (E.Mtbklff) Nwpt Bch
55'-f'OO 1299,000... Sunday 1~:30
1351 ~y Of. ~ Sh«•. Nwpt 8ctt
MJ-5200 SYnday 1 ... :30
'-*212 HMel Or, (e>c:.ntront), CdM "1...,10 Sl, 135,000 s.t/Sun 12..S
616 Poppy Avenue. Corona Del Mar
673-8-49'4 $599,000 Sat/Sun 12_.
1601 Port Abbey (Harbor Vu Hm1) NB
759 9100-$379.500 Sunday t~:30
* • 1947 Port Bishop Cir (HV Homee) NB
640-1429 $425.000 Sunday 1_.
• 1806 Port Westbourne (Hrbr Vu Hm1) COM
675-6000 $339,000 Sat 1-5 Sun 1_.
2792 RedwinQ (Mesa Vetde) Costa Mesa
631·1266 $.212.000 Sunday 1_. * •« RldgeUne Or (Harbor Ridge) COM
6«-6200 $675,000 Sunday 1-5
t,t,O 1 RobinhOOd, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $237,000 Sunday 1_.
••4627 Roxbury, Cameo Shores. N.B
6«-9060 $555,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4627 Roxbury. Cameo Shores. N B
~-9060 $555.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ,
••41 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
6.'3-7300 $674,500 Sunday 1-'4
•• 14 Rue Grand Ducat. Big Canyon. NB
644-9060 $985,000 Sunday 1-5
423 San Bernardino (NewQ.ort Heights) NB
6«-6200 $390,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
850 Sandcastle. Harbor Ridge, Nwpt Bcil
760-8333 $339,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
45 Sandpiper. Woodbridge, Irvine
552-9388 $275,000 Sat/Sun 10-5
*•2032 S Capella Ct (Mesa Verde) CM
966-2307 $209.000 Sat/Sun 12-5
125 Via Koron ( Udo Isle) N.B
631-7300 $467,500. Sunday 1-4:30
••627 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle, N.B
S-W-9060 $1,«5.000 Sunday 1-5 * ••815 Via lido Soud (Udo 11'9) NB
675-6161 $2.200,000 Sunday 1-5
18871 Via Vetona. Turtle Rock. Irvine
552-2000 $278,000 Sat/Sunday 1-4
•2702 Vista Umbfosa (Bluffs) Nwpt Bch
759-6700 $269,500 Sunday 1-5
* * 1444 W. Bay Ave (Peninsula) BaJboa
673-7300 $865,000 Sunday 1-3
•2716 Wlndover(Broedmoot. HV Hiiis) COM
675-6000 $485,000 Sunday 1-4
v •2019 Yecht Ree<>'ute. Sea~. NB
640-7849 $459,000 Sunday 1-4
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673-8494 $399.000 Sat/Sun 12_.
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••49 C.,,.brla (Spyg&ua) COM
644.-6200 $825.000 Sunday 1_.
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••321 Ewntng Canyon (Shofdffs) NB
9"-QOO Ule,000 &.nicSey 2-5
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~ $1 .295,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
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1134100 12."50.000 Sund8y 1-5
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*1332 Santiago Of,~ Shor•. NB
548-7565 $379.500 Sunday 1-5
* • 1242 Someraet Lane, Dover Shor•. NB
l).U:9(J60" -p30,000 -ay 1-5
* •6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge. Nwpt Bctl
640....a&e $1.950,000 Sunday 1-5
**510 Via Lido NOfd. Udo Isle, N.B
644-9060 Sl,550,000 Sunday 1-5
* •2 YOt1lahlre Of (Harbor Ridge) COM 6«-6200 s 1.100.000 Sunday 1_.:30
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644-6200 $2. 750,000 Sat/Sun 8-8
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759-1877 S 175.000 Sunday 1-5
* • 7 5 Sea Island. Newport Beactl 759-9100 $239.000 Sunday 1-4 30
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* •2792 Longwood Court. CM
546-2313 1 168.500 Sunday 1-4
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673-7300 $178 000 Sunday 1~
* • 15 Ima Loa COUrt (Newport Cr911) NB
673-7300 $187 500 Sunday 1-4
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759-9100 $557.500 w/land Sunday 1-5
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759-9100 $225.000FEE Sunday 1 ~·30
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tOOlft,ollloe&......._ 111a.n.ea1.-.. -llil'i* P-..ulti1-ilmoaph•r•. t.tuetN¥eYlldCellf.~ ~en•: ·~~,.._,..---:'~~-~ .,.,,.. ... 1>111 .... .. .. A./VA/Con¥. bp $.i=='*' W. lllFfl .,.. lie, tood dtMng ,. 3411 .. :-..... ,.. ...... fua ..... ttwouah ......... 8Mall •mulltlft1"8cl-flloelta• ........ , PIT CCM'd .• ~et .wtl Aul< Ft PWCe. 'L*" ,..&JiiT===--room---,-ln...,t.,...11_p _ort_, be & enemc. ~. oomm. • '*'1' 1 E11*1ff --. INlt Hime-Nwpf._ Co. 't"oe» pey & ver9led poemon. L't"t a... wll • trtln. Alto SUOOMee. 2120Hert»«11 iii.iii"iiiii/jf/ii
JM, be & entr. 1310 Ind '450.+ ..... _.7121 ...... ft44 ... Pll•lllll ~ C8t, tenJtwn mn-beneflle. Call Rolf 1YP6nQ, Full beneftll lor t Med Nteretton l*tO"· CM, ..... 2414 .. Claud 1111• mft/ I/•
UW.,nan.,..,a1.-. ... ,,.bePOnt ..... P"' ~ '·~. 40 ...... 301•A lnge.blua~.7IO-OIOI •(714)478-0443 f\M\ ,IT jOb. call, Mon-Clfll4M264 llLllll&f... &a•••••H•
""'In UNv Pwtt, Irv. pQOI, be & tntmc. Prtv. oomm. PAMNT In......,. .. Hatbor ••Yd. COit• Wiii~ Fri, 144-7333, -fof 11111111•...... :::~ ... 19c, Ill .... .-_ IMO 14eo..+~M-7121 p.MtehofMM0-1020 M•H. acrou from ~ ~Hwrteon •rton. Wl\oleule P/1W'Jll•IT _.. ~
mo,*"' utll.,....... M/Matur •. gelntully PALM SPN 1 .,.. ~1-~ ""':,tttt> Mllllft ADS -.r1-... P produce. oown>'ll''n + LJOtlt ~ upetienCt t ~ceM'°' =~· ~In ..... v.rde. 4br ~ to W -~ tl9e .._. on H' ffi ...... ._or ef0....$11 ruunu lmmedlMI ~for tUI F•t pee.cl wflol•_. compeny betlefh9. bonu1 type 35+. ~~256 t ·30em-5.pn;
..-... lk _... CM IMO/mo 1..,_ MC.. ..._..: ...... !-...,., n• ARE FREE time Dlelrtot ....,..., etloWrOOM (W o.c. Nt• .,..,.. a..,..., Mutt bt •• -· . • ·-·-• ltc. ,...,.. Av.I now 549-Sn1 StlOO/mo w/optlon .,,.., &•=• port NMcltOQOdphone Nit dlec:lpllne & 119 PIT•Hm.-M·Frl. ::.=· =-= Nt!nc.,,:..,ri. r: ~ ~~:S.::~~I ,!! ·-ilfl Cal· ~~d~~ =~·= ~~of·=i ~·call 561-13M . e: ::=c.~ -.,_,,~_.,,,~.,..,VE:=-:ANM::.. .. =.:o=\,,.-;"°:;:;:. :=-:,.a-
utlll Ind. S300/mo. 163 M/F '450 mo. 722~ --38drm 2 ~. Only 4 H•-11,JI • helpful. otd compeny. call 11111........ 8C)pt. ~ cell. Mon. hlrlnO· call IOl/611-eoc>O Cenw th .•.• 7, C.M. ~·otd w/older 28drm -We oftenn eMllllnt ban-540-M33 Mon-Frl. PIT. Hn Ttiiilc:HA9tall ... Fri. 9 AM-4 PM dalty Ex1 A.-11510 tot current
Room w/kltdl prty. nr Need 1 tem to *"' w/2 c....tlal n.. Aeo9nttV ,..IO',..ed. em ptogram, p9'd v.. £NFDlll•IT P/1 pettence pt«. 845-:0210 845-5000 ut. 521 tect9t• ....
bW/lhopa. No drir* .. ..,_ 48r 2'Mle "'*""· LI. •-•-Ja. New ...., ...., II cMlont'hOldeye,bonua .__. ••--~·u-Bank'lng ----,~~===~ « --tea..a1eo c:ondO. '404 rent/'450 .... I ooPC* ~ oWw. ptogrem end dental in. N.B ,... •tete omce ,...._,_..... ... •D----· de9. 790-0784 meg wftl trade flnanc9 Of' tub-FOUNO Dobennen, HB, iurence. Salary plue PIHHnt phone per· Hot ~ tot young TELLERS needed. Kirby Melnt.
....... ftll NPT BCH. F/rmmt to etw !eta-'f' . ftll mlt.callbd9telle. :r:~:~~~:!. 1
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1f5 m!IM09relrnburtement. 1onallt~eldr~c!.:dr~ ~"io..Nlee ~ • &31·5272 uiiiili1im ::&,~ba IC>tuiJIM:r1!r:: IDftr.llfi ur&: 2566' ..., ·~ 831·3718 « 963-MM. Appbnt mull :::!: In -~ C.it f« t1nanc1a1 t= pet· hft.Tlllt IHI .. =" ......
.... N/S:;_,;.oute30r :m"'ooo~a.i:~or220 111-IMI FOUND WNte "*9 ~ e::f":e~t., c':. Metylu11M100M·F 1°"p0.~'"l == ....,.. .... .....,. a::. ,__In== WtltNntllll. Low,. ... mpt,bletobch.3C9rfl', • ~~H~i;:~1,A Mel&. Ca. ~e.-11 _.lll•HPITllll lngs. New wnture Wlttl twf...,1111••11111' p«t0n.4M-9717 ~. ~Up:wt.C: ~~'f:r'~a luiwa/Olffee a.t LOST Cet, IQ long l\elted ~·~1p.m.( QM-8:J.o,,~a.:=!= :u~ce~~ ..,~ ... 1Ttlen .. ll HOUSE MGR Pert-;ttme•
ooftee. heated pool & ftll grey/WhtM.RewerdlOr· p/tlme receptlonlll er•.Cel1(714)8't3·92t0 .......... CaretotEldery.ExpdNA
1tepe to OCWI. Kltct'l'I Prof. F/25-35. N.B. 3bf • DESK SPACE * ... A.,., CM 831· 11118 11111. nm.. w/to«J front office ekllll btwn 9em-4:30pm wkdys. ...... • ..... ~· 2 dys/wk. Colt•
evatl. M5N. ~~ :lrbalv1'2~~·= S150/mo. Qerden ofb,.......... DU «14-50401vmeg F~ SC. HW1f2 ::: =:, .. •ppHr~ ................ ~............... 432-8014Aeflreq.
L..eguneewtl, 733--0190or873:2242 ~::-~·:=1.=· 2000eqft.111ti&,..,._ LOST long hM be.at & CUN9n=.:IM'fWY wpm) ~on1 ( Mcilthi\i-Frftoemto7pm. "'"""-"'-•11WI I 11M W 9118. "'°41.Fefft ~5+-non-emkr ""'' tie SMO/mo. 0tc 1815 wNte tern. ~. ~ Jan belt In l10re ~ duftee from hm to 1 pm. Friendly ne6Qtlborhood ............ 11 HOUSEKEEPER. F'UI &/or
Mty r.n1a11 no,w evell. lhr pvt hOrM a poo1' 3000, 13M. 545 & 520 SQ. Pticentla. ~Hr ~~-.rtiftiOr ment tor our So eo.t Mon tMI Fri Cell Linda enwonment. typing (l1•>•Tl-t• Pl ttme. 17s-llOO N.B
S 129,50 wk & up. 2274 quiet cul de eec, ~::i Ft. 1817 WESTCLIFF, view :-C ~·~,::'to pteza ltore. fh9 ldeel eft 1pm et M4.2727 required. 844-2111
-Hwpt.&IY:d &ee-7445 Npt.S325.5:CAQ Nwi>~J-5032Agt titt•t ~~f m~Ji21 ~e1a-*3 ~v .. hlgh ...... lll•ITP/1< AiLULES n......._.._
IU I-I w. Prof IF emk lflr 525 lq ft. S425/mo. ftll level of energy & FuK-tlme. Energetle pet· ,U I .. -· ......, . non r to Balt>oe PefW\ M entry & Loet: Mele Shih Tzu. Dec en~ end ' ltrong Medtcel omoe. Energetic. '°" to A.lelat w/S.. a CILlf 11111 3029 w. Pec:tftc eo.t Hwy 2br 2ba CdM hOuM. '450 bath c;..,. 1io-97112 I lmll 20, CdM nr Pot1 Thaetre. deelr9 to leern end grow. S5 tw to ltett. Wiii treln. verioul dut ... Aetatl Ath·
Newport Beac:tl. Ret1'1g TV + utll. 75t-0211/eYe · . Four 2 bdrm, 1~ beth Rewerd. 489-5183 ew A m1Nmum of 2 YNf" .. HB 846-0710 letlc Store. Comtortab6e Equel Opportunity
S125+ wk lgl, no de90elt. Prof M/F, n-emltr. Spec Approx 11'1U20. 1783 Or· (Towntlouee ltyte) end Loet. SAPPHIRE RING. I lt01'9 « depertment _,, •• IT 1tmoephere. Selery + EmpklyW
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ftlf Prot nl 1mkr fem 1111 S350000~n::t~ Aewwd.213/3t4-34111 commenatrete with ex· MU91ber~.mlture,t50-100K Annuelly N• Nlelpolitonopen.Cell exttworklnOoondtUonl · '1!!2&-2"'s:-.-. -rn-"'r-. #11)1...... w/aame 3Br Big Cyn llnlrt lnll# 1 ..... . e3 M2tt LOST: 8mf Wht tern dog. pertence. ,,.... fonwwd ~ted. Nlamtcr. tloNI nutrttlon ~ Mon 8 to 5 pm. eee-2100 =~· '~ ... ooe::r .::,~~
poof/ape. reep & neet Condo. Pool, 198 $45C> ~ Cllf'nt)UI Or. Suite In Pink ribbon. Vic. In-r..ume with Mlery Ne-752.7903 A9lc tor Mr. Ml 25 oorporlte, man-aak for 8111 Coote k p I d
S310 'n utll.84e-1132CM mo.Lvmeg759-9135 warm cMertul 2 ltory dlaNpoff1 & Alebeme ~loF.O.ASchwerlto ThomM. egmen1&..-polltlonl BOATOETAILINO ~;3 .. co,:.,
2 prof male lhr my 3Br M/F Ceuc:ufon lhr Hunt :~~office buldlng. HB. teo-a293 meg Meee ~°'9~19 ~ llllP'lll•ll 1vlileble In Calif., Colo. Energetic n--emkr needed NTE~NCE PEASON
CdM hme. 1 blk to bc:tl. Ben modem 2Br 28e. L-•--t C ' . n. Nwpt Bdl .,.., Typing Nev. I Artz. Fut ed· for t>oet cteenlng, PIT. MAI
$550 Nl emkr 875-1815 1mkg ok, getage, 55+ CdM dh1 Sult••· AIC, COM . 2 ldrm 2 be w/2 -,..,--Indy ZU9I Miiie • muet. For Inter· vencemenl. high com-Call 857·2489 needed~~j
•LG BAYFAONT HOME A~;en;,:~~s::: ra'fs~~:·~:1~ ~~:: QIWCut Mii FUllT~l~'t'..;_ vlewcellJen 752.as22 ;~:~.~f~~~ ILAmllMITll c_ .. dean up.~
M be. kite prlv., r.m. Z'v:. ~1 54&-5n6 « LAG Bdl Medal ... tor .... ~of 9ICtOW pO..,, cAILD CXRt NEEbhS 0 In ~1W ot 7M-9105 ... 1111111 S1turday Semln•r 10 Growing Nwpt Bdl Admln. ,_.,cell Rogera
n-amkr $475mo 873-1521 499-1sn,'ext 2130 IM.~ pttg, nr Hoept, tlal Groee $30,oOo. Alt!· my Nwpt Bdl time tor 9 Real •tete cWteloper quellty. NOUVELLE VIE Co. 2 'ffl ex,>req. Peytng ANlty 875-2311
3BR hm Leg .Bdl. OCW'I t.u. Mult .... 497.2351 1ng $289,500. mo old. Mdys 8:30-5:30 ........ / .. lal IHI Medi high energy recep-INC .• Mr. Hudaon, (7t4) Group H"llh clelma. lllW-111 II vu. Mltr SR. $490/mo. lll•ll r•m C.M .• two e6de by llde 2 646-20ll or 813--3813 tlonlet. Good phor'9 Mlill 752-eeo4. out of It•'-· Good benefit•. ..11ry Ex .d only In dlll &
Avatt 211. 497-4097 evea NB otc epcioe ev.11 tot bdrm, n~ be. remodeled ........ _ "II DiNTXL RECEPfl&thO. a mu9t. Light typing . a ceoo1423:30019 nego1. 114n52-see5 kt;.ic.i T090-~ & ~---...,...---•Deity computer updat• MCretertal or typing wv towilMme ltyte duptex· un .,. 4'Mty, gel pey/bene. Den· gener• otc lt(ffll req d. ••• RS/•••1111r1 .. -•i•--t>enettta ·AW'/ In per.on CdM. Large nice room. •Mor• !Md•. felt• WV UM In ••ch tor light ... A-..me fixed loene DivimeM ..,,;;a fem ... exp 1'9q. NB 842·2129 Send reeume to: Devla --.5 ...... --· t BUln. Men Inc fem. only, non-amkr S380 •Alf dfenta ecreened phone duty &40:'134 .v. ...., .,,. ll*M Gfoee .5.30pm MY CM hm or Oevelopment1, 1400 lmmed. ~tor..-For Gift & Cerd Shoe> In 1 ,,. ·
Avtll now. 759-9143/E •20%ottto 11 newcllenb rent• Ste920 Li.tect et ~857•1~ •ft 1pm -.a.UlllTlll Bristol St North, 1245. peop1e a~. Home Newport Bctl. &40:7373 m'ILHm IM
Coeta MeMS2751mo + ·~ (714)841~5611 AWSlll.. a1eaooo · · For Opht~t In Newport BHCh, CA lmprovemen11 Center mlT llUll Ana.IT
utll. W/O, ell prtvflegel. ROOMMATE wented. 2br c:::,~~ liuillLUll Cf~~P:i,N~~:l~~S~~::; ~~·.75r,'t & 92MO :=a!t r::.-or arr~ Smell t1ome'bullder & r• The Spor1ln0 Hou.a. Npt
Nr CM Prk 842:83N 1'n be cond H.B. 1350 see Sq. Ft. view IUlt• 111·1111 w'omen. Mon thru Sat. llllPllllllT e-11em or 2:4pm. modellng contrector Bch. lam to 2pm lflltt
F 26-35 to etlr ettrect. Npt !:t utMM!.~~781 141-1111 Muat heve cer. H11: Cltdcal/Ols.t Sf11 Full:Tlme. Front Ottlce ep. L·P HOME CENTER Medi treln&Ole helper, avell. call Rlctl. 752~ Helghta hM. Furn 1Br/b1 ama. · · 2°7pm. CdM 875-3382 _ peerenc., ~•I ofc 1275 Brtltol, Coel1 MeM 1S.24. Good with t<!Ofl. ---------
pvt entrence. No chHdren St1t 4Br CM hM. $275 + ...... lll'Jll MOTHER'S ASSISTANT a..ts hnlill ,,... dut .... light lypfng. etc E.E.O. M/F hard working, MQ91, able 11111.1
or peta $400/mo. U111 dep, •;. utMa. ell prlvl. Hr Ottlce IPCIOe IUblet. FtM 2-ePM Wkdya N B Cat with ~ Newpor1 Cell Keren g..5 eto-9128 SALES/MGMT a wllllng to dig dltcnee. for Swim Sult ..... In
Ind. ~n3 trwy 405. 986-2519 perttlnO. lowrlM, pdutlle. req Mr Hood 19.ioee 8eac:tl retell compeny. lllllTllY Pllllml learn varloul tredel, run Europe1n Mege:rlne. Fem BR/BA SC • AWrox 1200 1/f w/pvt . Computer & 10 key expr. . --•--en-endl. etc. Reep., teem Oevld Sc!loen Photo-mltr nr Wor1(gf9mtolh<myhme. entrenoe.3yrutertlngat luiMaAFiawlaJ HOUSEKEEPER· COM· helpfill. AWrox 40 In Growing englo•ring ftnr Areyouttredofpunct,lng1 worker. good cnerecter. greptly,819/450-8485 ~ ~1!1~;,~~m Pvt r~~~~ All prtvfti, SU7 alt 7141780°9719 PANION tor Elderly pet wk. COntect Ker.n aeekl exp, MCreteryl clock? I'll treln you to ~oductlon •ttltude, own --------
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Fem./rmml non amkr, eh< You prof tem aeeka Small office ipece ftltMat lllh, drive & cook. M-W· peoed dept., ftex., heeV) "Comm, Bon." w/my lnt'I live ctoee. $5.50/tlf 1tert PIT. 2 dey ..-. Enalllh
2BA 1'A8e N.B. ept. $330 ~to llnd a rent condo ~~~~·~~th::.; .,,.ltuity 2MI F, 30 hrs/wk. c.u Lori ....... ,., ..... phonel, Jdnt lyplat, detel Mklng Co. I need help eft. probetlonary period. apeeklng &40:9174 -I
+'..wt". Wendy ~789 In NB/CM 952·5008 or · or . 84()4567 For 091i•opmt7Conltrut:t. oriented. Xlnt benefltl 8 now! Calt Mr. John B.@ StMdy wort!. AalMI for =iiiimmmmmmiii 835-2122 CMryt 8Mutlful 2 ltry Office Cherter Yllcht looking tot Co In 0 C Alrpor1 .,.._ pieMent working COii< (714~111 production. H you don't • .. _. Fem to lhr 2 mU1er bdrm Condo 2274 ft pert 50% Pettner. Protftable HOUSEKEEPERILlYe In. M~ll ~ experlenoe dltlonl. Send reeume tc lit thll dl9crlptlon don't Oppof1unlty for met._
epl In Plnecreek, CM. . tum Welt of~ Ai~ elteblllhed bullneu. Ex· NB. FWI ctlrg. Top refa. CALL 751"'*>03 . Mr. Fuent• at Robef'I '11111111 call. Xlnt oppty for the peraon, women pref,
S3&3/moAvall 2/1.Mery lntabWaat .. 2'1M S30i>otmo.GrOlllM:c:; celtent tax ectvantagee. Odl81•. ry.831-8115 Bein, w 1111am Froat Tll-IUI rlghlmen.551."94 working with gr:a 751•7835 or 955-1100 Q 3aR 28X condO, cen aublet. VIile Rentel Prop Cell Barry 875-6484 -HOUSEKEEPER . Student 1111511• fUm Aw>c. 1401 Quell St. Experienced help wented. m• tMtllon_,,~
IAVINE: Fem. lhr 2br ap1, pay~ lo S750 Of do re-Mgmt 875·4912 OR or PIT empfy'd. Wor1(1ng Some Acc:oountlng beet!· Newpor1 Bcn, CA 92880. Call 759-3555 •llfllr nw.. .__. .. gen.
matr bri be. evell 211. p1lr1lmgmt for 1dd'I 754-1792 Newpor1 Beach Mom ground & WOfd Pro-UmTllY .....-T ~=-:n=
1375+ MC. 733-0190 rent. In lrvlne. 491~154 WAT. ERFRONT BLOG Medi help. Approx 2 ~end/or computer with '"-'-' ... t CIU./ ... IHruta lmmectt.1• opening. Ex· -a..i-' u-t 0Qm9Utof.
u .... on bctt. Prof rrnmte, "1ave t0methlng y0u wan1 Executive suit•: 1350 a/ft. work & lndry. Muet ha"9 Call cennen 95 1-0517 age front office of amat 1121 buHdl"" 0...., aub-terr• A* tot Sendy. 754-121 · hra/dy, M·F. Gen'I hM a pful. N/amtlr ptef'd. v-, .. ,. o man-ten.,,,_ •XI* In fype 5 _. ... ,.. '""' ~
30+ $575 U1111 pd. Ev ' to Mii? ~ Ilda do 4th floor w/w 642~ a e1tebll1tled film pro· ----------1 ... • 873· 1552, Dy 494-5559 It well. 642·5818. Mon-Fri 9 10 5 exp own tranapor· An ofc mgrlbkpt/cmptr duetlon company Mua IALIU UY II.II nean parking •truc1ur•. --------
11tlon. f'ef9. 780-2890 S.14 hra pet wk. iftnooni hew utenllw ·know!· An 11trectlve po11tlon fll .. -~
only. Joen $45-0911 edge In ell ptl .... of of 1111'111/lm'TAl.I w11 rapfdly Qtowtng co. Ana Svc. Exp ptefd/
BOOKKEEPER ASST ftcl prooedur• lncludlf'lS FIT for PM lhlft. Minimum Self atarter. embltloua, train. Flex houri. I
& d1t1 entry. WHI train. bea4c computer oper 1 yr exper. orginlzed. Offer .. ~~ Afteroon openlngl. 1t1on. For turttier lnfor· Nlery & benefit•. ,,_..., Bch 780-8305 Detail oriented. 540-5650 maUon cell Krlitl 1 F• lllYlll reeume a ~ hlst°Z ___ ""=' ______ _
CPA IN COM need• • 7141494-1057 PIT, AM a PM"''"'· For to: A.S.H., 23 o~,5 I ExtPLANTSCAPE
fu...M ·~ Plllttr all FIREWOOD 179.5811\ cord ;-w;i1,, bridtwork. * o Av w A L L A N o
bOokkeeper a computer Toro Rd. #341 , El TOfo, Int.I . Plant exp. r
operetor. Muit hive lllTI •••I lllln ~~19 ~ ~ ~:'.y~ CA 92830 Own tranap. 751·2271
$2.40 per day New Yeera Speclel. Oual. concrete. Comp petlce. SUSPENDED CEILINGS. aome hendl on exper. IU•llPIL .af 645-5000 ex1. 521 Den• Point HefbOI' Gitt UTUL ULll
wlcomc>uler. Good op-LAGUNA NIGUEL Shop, 4-5 dya pet.,,._, Pan time OJ*'lng taa
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portunlty to Improve _, IAUllD Incl wkndl. 4&3--t791 ledlel clothel It«•. Ni CW Cut =m All blodt·brlck-concret• lnt./Ext. peteh plaltertng, Miiia. Contect DEPUTY CLERK 1 For Claalc Blttro. Inter· e 11pe1 n e c H 1 I
mix. Oellv .• Jim 836-8561 15 yra expet. ~4 CALL TED 959.9395
r lee--decka-covera-<oofa. custom texturing QUaltty Mr, Hubt>erd 875-2070 EXTRA HELP vtewa btwn 3:30-5PM The UYllll lllHB.• 9:30-2:30, N.B: eree;
Bebyaltter want• 2Y, to 3'A HANbYMAN 458459 530-3277 work. Probtema-NO Prob: .ThrOUQfl June 30, 1918. Golden Truffle 845-9856 Afternoon PIT. Mon-Fri. 645--4138 for epc>t.
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yr old boy lo }oln them In Cerpentry, fencing. Win· SPECIALIST Block Wella lemal #328&84 554-7831 mll11ft ll•nUY 40 HrW.-. S7.15/HA. 3-Spm. SS.SO to atert. --------W. N&l Bch, atar'llng Feb. dowa, plumblng, mar11te, Cemenl·plantera-r~rl. for MARKETING FIELD. El 831·9000 Ext 43 llllWAlm I... Mult entoy Chrlltlen et· mtl lllftl
17. all tor In()(• lnfor. tub encl, etc. And Yea etc (714)545-0729 24hr. Pl••Mat Toro er•. Contec1 JOhn EJOI E PllP mo1phere. Prince of .. llMIPIHI•
01722-6548 E/858-3041 J9IUI 11 Lord 63&-8244 ST~CO MASONA~-TIL~ H llf 9f111-1111 PMrce. 859-2484 Tm llmtllf L.agun1 Niguel. Btwn 9-5 Peeoe Luttleren School. Elwty A.M to lete '"°""'""
Cleaaiq ltnict Carpentry-Rooting-Tiie-No Job to amalf. All typee. ~jObldoner~ flm ..... /lntst, BUlc Miiia needed. Pey· 831-7710/E..,. 873~ 649-0521 Mk tot St9¥9. Sa&ety .+. ~ btn-
'm51@§ &EXNING M"f'Z~~ 1:.f'~1 Fr• •1. Lie, 831-2345 DRAINS CLEAR From $15 for Optometric prtlcilce. roll & Btikpg exp helpful WAITIDI Ill.I 11U • PITllM efttt. Femlly man Pf'lf,
SERVICE: 1 lhrooughty men 1 ..__,r. Feuce11. OlapoNI, HMter, Call btwn 9.5, 84S.2533 3~ Hral Morna. 1131-072~ Pert-lime Mon-Fri for nloe Fem prel/meke Hnd· Call 5S7• 1358
cleanhouae. 540--0857 FENCES-GATESTrMlrlm llnia1 851-9e04M&M722·9066 lllllAL"'111 Gerden A"teu'rent In wlc hu. hra fle x IALllll.DI
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COLLEGE Cleening s.N. ~=~JJ~~~·:2~7208 •A-1 lftlll• Expert Service~ Aepelr M/F. Exceltenl telepl'lone TtcbJtal/Tr .. M Lagune Nlguel.1131-77t0 7141955-1330 for buay dru9 1tore.
Wkly cleaning SS per • CLEAN a EXPERT 32 yr9 exp. Aeeld I/Comm. ••chnlquH. Accurel• HIS ,. ..... llUftlY /PLIWlll Meture. ~bte. M
142-4121 11t. Jot room. Robin 722-1187 •GEN. HOME REPAIRS. Over25yMruxperlenoe Llc #409035 964-8919 typing 50-80wpm, lllfno Don Joel' "9e LootclnO tot ~ time, Tuee·Sll. 10·7,
Home& ortloedeenlng by PalnlG. Orywaff. Cer7penlry Lie. T-118,428 730-1353 WEEKEND PLUMBING. ptoflciency, ltrong metfi PlllUlll L1ftune ~1111 t~;:~ drlve11, OMV report 546-2128
--------JOO ...__ ____ ,1 f tr elc. ery 845-527 PTL -----No Over'tl I Call A akllla. Good aupply S · req'd 546-5359 -..... --.~ .. iiiiiinmiia•----~----1· .. _ ...., Of .. + .. ...... me ny purch111ng. Excel or-lmmedl•t• openl to1 h tta 1110 •v•ll•ble. · '"91tinl llal!._ eatlmate.&42-8748 H::~IYMIAND~~~EA~ OUICK&CAREFUL Time. 846-8712 rnlzallon11 akllla. quellfled per.on.'larrll 833·7844 Mon·Frl8:S. ...ITTlmlfP/T •UIULll
EXqullJte Acouetlca )\;'. PREFEAAEDHorneCIMn-531•5·579 Pel or IVe mag. LO RATES, T138046 57-5848, 957-8389 1600, 1MO exper. help-fM4 lln, hnM o.n.re1 mtllnt. ~Ing CM AUTO WASH Fl tlme.
aprayed or remove. Ory· Ing Service. We care that 112-M 11 LIUL -l&IY fUI. Exoelent compen) In N B Heeftt1 Club flex llPPflC. 3333 W Coeet Hourly pey+ comm1911oe weJI Replllri.647-7901 you'replM.led,refl. HOME IMPROVEMENTS SelfSlorageExpetta ExperlencelnF~Law. beneflll end workln, hO~ll Englllh ' req. Hwy,NB.9'-5M·F 846-1039
REBLOWN OR PAINTED Spec. Apt, ret ... 548--0738 Exp., ciean. quat. aerv.. Cle1nlng, r~elr1 eeld ...__.... ...___.. 95 700 condition•. Apply: 752•7eoo .-for i.Jnda · --------carpentry. drywall. pelnl· IAlllTAll llftll wuh. Weekly MtVlce. • ......... ....,.. --... •.
Alao Int/Ext Pelntlng We gila 1hould heng Ing, roofing. 645-eo.46 Cereful. Rellable Proa. 111-1111 t1•" llllnUY •&• llUT ·~ lft&ft• ••••• eeeeeeee eeee•••• ····-
Llc•288597 1131·9~5 together. Heng/remove. E th 11 11 R f -NI. PUT • DRIVER I
MODERN ACOUSTICS. 839-0730 anytime Fn u ''ice,,. e erra11. ';Lin FOi' Lltlg1tlon AttOfneyt. Y For cl Blltro with 3 • DELIVERY 8HliaJ r .... t. L · v-.6-3865 • N k N 330 W. a-Street yMrl exp. end French •
NEW & OLD CEILINGS C..tr1ct1n LT AXUUNG . b6V1NG 4SXUe cX+AtRIAE ~~~~· r~;:0;~ eo.t1 -.. Ca. Crvlslne. Cell bt""-" • •
SPRAYED 527-2569 a.I' ........... Garage&YerdClnups ..=OILLlll Palm,Tarotcerd1,P9yc;Hc Hiring Pertner. 5000 orcall842-4321 9,11em Tuee-Fr184e-N58 : Dally Piiot motor route •
A'Jllaac• comm~eild:tt!ft.2345 Jon 645-819~ 0rangeeo~e1•· ~VC:~~ ~~chJ~NewportBMeh, RESPONSIBLE per.on tc WAITlll/WAllllllU : available in Huntington :
araltut B.l.WILSON&SONS NPT/CMILAGUNA.Ar• SludentMovera.~naured book.lwftltellyouhowto . . train In SIGNS & ForclMelcBlttrowlttll'ff • Harbor area. 1-2 hOUrS e lg R Add Remodel Kit Heullng.ctMnup-peJntlng-Lie. T 124-43e. 641-8427 IUCceed where you he.,. L1UL llllnAIY GRAPHICS, mu9t be eb1e exp. In French Crutelne. e e ~~~ry~~· Reff .. ~th. Tli.. #357487 In~: moving. 7 d1ya. 494-2341 NEW WarehOuae StOf'age felled. I gtve MV91 felllng Law Firm In Orange Coun-lo UM lhop toote. PIT°' Cell between 9em· 111m e per afternoon. e
30 '""'• 7"'" edvloe on loV9 merrlege ty Alrpor1.,.. Mekl Utl po11lble FIT. 8ertou1 T1199-Frl. 845-9856 e C811 642 4333 t. .-e dlshwalhera. Lie 2 717 yra exp . .,._..1 ""' Heullng. MovJng. Cleen· ·~•---tee and bullneel. '"you ere tlon -...-.-~ Mu.1 only. CteucMe 17M1IO e • ; mOnday. • ·~-~II---"-ups 1 Deya. Low..1 r1t91. ...... led In doubt don't r. _....,_,. WAllllll/..,.,.. • Frida 10 5 p .... A k f • ,.. t .,_,.... C..1tnctl1a <:.ii Berry, 722-M73 cer:of&i; in iiCen.. worr --~ 497;1973 ..... 3 to 5 )'WI CMI Dlllman'1 RHteurenl. e y -.fV1. S Or e p ..,, n;;;:i,. & it. lat' """•t• home Home cook fall to...-me. . Llllgallon Hperlence. Balboa ,_., 873 nJt • Art • ... • ~.. · 483 N. COAST HWY. Good typing end die· ' • · e Aeeurfeclng • A~ I 0 • r· ng. l11tiat A C.!!at1 meal9. K1thy 540-4101 Legune Bwtl tllptlone lkllll required. lfhiil ID/ Mk tor Pete or Martha. •. •
W•teri>rooflng• 831 199 Muon1ry & Homes..... H.., a' 111-1111 Plulant 1Urroundlng1. Pllll IP AITllT ---.. ,... • Or•n~· Co.at •
Aapf\alt-repalr·prtclng lot1 24 hr. s.Ntc. 544-MOS .._,Ing done rlfltll4' PliatJg ....... Benet1ta ott.red. N/amkr --... • D I Pll t •
epl. complex-hMvy roller. FlNE PXINfiNd By RlCt1-R66FINd recov.r, ,.. pret'd. Cell Pim at lmmedl•t• Ol*Mno tot ;; IEXOW· StetlOn • 8 J 0 •
Joe 845-4289 7em-9pm ..... tic ltrftc• •--.1~ ardSlnor.18rr-of~ ft-"•. hotter, t,.., roc:k, 752·6413 exJ*. t)11euner. MuM Avatlebl• In ' weetcnn • e'Sft W .. , Drlue • ..._..,..a... --• . ·le 2 ..,_. heve heve merll·u~ -. ,..___. ..-............ _, • ~ • .. • Remove~ dm .. ~ AoOse§ITttft. Pro r. 1 , _ru:!_ ......... omere. ~ · · WOOd. "• ..,, 1~ -.&. Lim pelllt up ~ --......,.. ..-M .. _, c t ...__ ca •
repteoe wl1h Conctete m•. clean, non '"*g. ___... Thentc·Youl 983~114 BEST ROOF REPAIR.IULn ;,":d ,;.>Ont~ lhop. &ee-1877 : 08 8 ...,..., "" •
Brlcic/Block wk 539-0346 will m1lnteln a aecure. '*..... RAINBOW PAINTING CAN BEAT ANY 810 BY In Huntlf19ton haotl 11 etltl ~ medlo&I • -•••••••••••••••••••••••••• IUl9fti s.n1ft1 Bondabte, have refl. Wiii Lawn· Tree-Shrub lnitell. Ouallty II our policy 50%. 722-7537 IO""'"O tOr a part time dentel tneurence, con· lfTER
Interview. PIHM call Tr• Trim and Removel. 8so.-ee48 JEFF LIC 8&88 wci= Iii::=.. ...._ ... tery to work 30 llre genjel et~ Con-ft
A Wey With Wordl: WOl'd Alcherd. 84 1-8919 I -M-... a ..... otlM....... ..... ~ "'-feet AllM&, 142-421 nt ~c:.---'-"-In ........ .,, ,..,.,, ""' A A.A. PAINTING lntlExl p/Wlt, ....,_ .. office up. -1 SCll)()l. Pr . · ~ Sptlnkler lnatell, Aepeir LOWEST Call Roe "1 5910 .,. lranacrlpt • r•umee, Fr .. &tlmat• MMoes 10 SI_.. s.:::.:~5 ~!_!!!!!¥!.* :'more dNie.. . reportl. Penny 957-3021 ...,. ..,..., ..... ._. "'""""" •llH .af ~
JOY'S TYPING SERVICE EoNTAY & FA. DOORS: Gardening Full Service DAN SALYER PAiNTNG refererioee, lna.144 44H ... .. .., ftLIY NIN Mow~ "91-tree Lie f 42592( -t -· I CdM •Hft W -.. 8'"'9t Fnt. ~~:20' Met. Quellty work. 831-7975 wo<k. 986-2718/E Iv mag Call Anytime 964-2017 ~ H.o~:=~!!,L. ~·· :..:;r,o, .. n vo1ce: c:. Moi.. -c.. t2t27 £ARN
Entry & French Doors 1l'TOP-TRIM·HAUL• GLAIGOW PAINTING ~Clyetal C... Set· llCCUf ... typing. bk1cpg I ltl-ar1 ~ By Normen The Doormen REMOVE ANY TREE OR Int/Ext. 30 yre exper .. llfactlon guet'd. lff.7105 comSKiter knowledge. Uftlll'V ~rm 0.it & Fir. 857-000R SHRUB. Reel.ptlcee. Ex· ref'e. 842·5214 Perm. poeM6on. 79f.1fll0 ~I
Repetr-Aemocf,,.Addmonl lllrtrllal pert wont. John 557-5121 HOMEOWNER EXPERTS ... amTM'I ------PRIZES ~. &4f..4llO ISHIKAWA LAN06CAPE lnt/~t Acoue. c.tflna9. R!UPHOL Tf_NNQ Celeulmteeltouplneur11noe ~F'*'°"CI00'9 P-UUlllll 80d. CINn-ups. Melnt. Llc#nl&t7 931..etM a dr..,._, he e9tt. quotetlone on penone1 •-•-TDM
French Sider• I More. Quelttywortl. fr••t. SPf'lnklefl, etc. 150-4147 i EA NE UC'd t7S.722217~ oomputet end S*fOtm ._ 1111 .IU '1
Addftlonl I ~ #425613 Ml-7401 C&B LAWN SERVICE ~c~ EDS ,.:,0:: general ucrttarltl ............
U7t10I Don 964-114• RESIO/COMM'LJIND 28 Mow..ctge twice mo. S20-(2t' ""~ gys. • clut.... Oueltty typtna, ., Pl.II
CABINETS & CA"PfN· yra.Domyownwork Uc. 125 845-5737.546-5722 O..-P9"tltlQM4-3131 ~":'"9.:~~ ••••""' n.v. Smell Jobe.-= •278041 Al '4M12t TIDI OUM.ITV",... prtoa HAVI Send retume to: Mr.
,,... .. lf'MMe. OON'S l!LECT"IC TC>PPedl"""°"9d, C*ft. 1nt1nt . ...., ~ dNfl.. a NllD? Aetd, Ameran ..,. ... AccOunt r.autM ~ "you .,.IOolttnottir ..,, ~-wtn-49'-3797 Service cell•, up. new iewn.. 751,3411 up, cerpeca, wlndoow9. etc. .._ lneurance Gtoup. 17900 ltlon ewlteblll In ce... ~ money « Ilk•
dOWI ~ pettoe, dlytr outteta etc, bonded. =::c Aere. ,, .. eet.1&7-0l91 Atdttll Avie. l""9 140, l'9ct Actttet11t1!1Q, ..... to go p1ew llke Megk ~ GUllfllY #DrtC ELECTRtCIAN ClMn Upe•Tr• T""""'"V lrvtne, CA. 9714. e11perltnct helpful, Mountain, ~ 1trf1 un44t 'peiA......., Ucim1oe. ~11arge Ywd M.in1.•Haulln0 '•!!l!L Reod lttt clou 1l1.cf poQ9 .,. ... _ Typing 41 w.p.m. ,.. ,arm, or win ,.,... w
• K1TCHIH CMMT JObl. & ,..,._ 54-5203 MIKE N042t3 ~llfna MWWW ond ye>u'rt ture 10 hll ltl Mlf•"'*"-;.;i_. quhd. Good....,• Awde, c.r "'nowt Wt
..UACING iiifW~A--,,.,-., No ALL STAR Gw0n/1mneltep HANCMNGllTAIPPIHG counttne•: ... toedoler COfNrl11ta.1. C.S Jer in heW __.. Of*•lll Ir ,. ......... ..._. M-Oll1 ~to-·,~:t... Nftlewn.trMtrlm-cfnup Vt1A-MCl7J..1512 ~ :-In..,.. .....,,otmtnt. C.M .. H.I . or ,,V
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Energetic people needed with a
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local new1paper. "NO SELL·
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call David Grant at 6U...USS
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bPet'd· .-.. + '°"""• In tee~ ... 5. ""* ... OIV tfllft, .,,_ oft. 13 5 Obo. 213-Hl-240I
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D01nG ....... ~wort ICWA SECTIONAL 17501 iof NettoNI CO. Mon-fr1 Oek/glatt/bf ... : Cof tble OARAOI IAU ADI NOW
5.9PM. 111 t ·1PM .... 50. din Mt 1375, bar -ClAHllllD 1Y CfTYI
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oppty. Call ll'lennon ISOO, lofabd '350. Otik: •••••••••••••••• • .....,. Wiii unit '350. bdrm s.400 o8Nfulty p(ep1red
t .. din Mt 1350. 543-4705 ltwll tan C..t.a ... 1114 preowned IMW1 In
IUI z.nltl'I 5' tterao Coneo6e *™ow;#& m , WASHER • CAYEA l1ot .... • iiiiililillil;•ar s25. liaavy 4· octftgOn dee w ......... yow PfoP. '°' ... Dlanwael'lr s1s. Putt iillll/11••11 «* cotf 1bl $50. 30" only 3.5%comm.lfyoutell Mower 115. Luggag•
EJ!i*'d a -~ metc:tt lamp 1bl S50. Sold no comm. All R.E. S.V. ~ 115. &46-5848. ~ In w/.-. NII. Cal • Mt only. Mesa V9fde Ind. mutt Bllr 759-5080 221 Flower St. C.M. 7"-0791 Mon ltw Wed; 546-1833/Sun t lllta
720-1331 Mon ttw Set M l.lnllueMa 1 S •,_1_ 1 11 lut. IMcla _ _.-..,..-----wmtall 1 · bi'f hema. Cri6. play !!!!!!!!!=!:..---· 3 pc Lane Wooeae &;1, DESIGNER rn. turn pen. hlQhchalr, ttroler •
.. 1• .blk/r trim ~Just S100 hOUM ltemt. 1518 E bKkbac:k, mlao. "'4·124' Aa*"b tel. uaann G. 1M-87n ec..n BJ. Sat/Sun 9-5 ESTATE SALE: Jen. 18 a A~ CXWYtiQI Brand new Potturep.ci1c Cteta.... llM 19 lam-5pm 1611: BMW 320 ·so. new In •81 .Antique o•~ partner'• agl Ctllroptacttc bed Hartland, H.B. Furn 28•000 10 mt. Clean. ale
deSk 72x30' 12,500/ot>o. Compt S90/bo 722·7743 Appll't. etc. 51Pd. new MXL.a. must
MttctllnO aecntafY deek •A-1 FIREWOOD• 3 FAMILV GARAGE SALE ~.--~-..,..L-~.~1......_ IM S9200. 9-45--4600 eox30 SIOO. 494-1024 Spttt MalOMd firewood Furnhure. 1tarao·1. lawn-..,.... • =-=-,....,.,=-=-=-_,,...,__,,, __ _
-tor N1 or Jennltw. sas ·~ cord 968-808 1 mowers. loll ot mite. 5C· dXAXGE sXtt Npt H;te BMW 733 '79. Greet cond .ll S500. SATISUN. M . HouMh~ & Baby Items Stick 1hit1, $13,900/PP ::i;iiiiiiP!lw!IB"'"'ftft~ Cattleya Orct11d1 & 19115 and 1973 and 1977 Furn . mile. tem-2pm Days 673-8122 or ~II~ Bromellad1, various col-Arnold Costa MeM. 358 Romona wwy. Off evs/wl(nd 6'-4· 1697
LES 9574133 ora. Mutt Mii 5'45-5978 Tuttln Av btwn 16th & 16tt BMW ·so 3201 -Ll-ke-,,...-
___ _..,...~-=--=":"'::::---Jol'ln Wayne Tennis Ctub CONTRACTOR M OVING LAROE ESTATE SALE Cu$1om Paint Low ml* *lllJllALIJ• Membrshp $750 Call SALE:BuHdlngmeterialt Fri/Sat/Sun/Mon Eva<y MUST SEE $9500
Retrlgeretort 1129 & Up Margaret 497-5454 hardware. tools & hOu.. thing goes. Home. truck 860-8066/D 963-1437/E
Weiher• 199 & up King IZ mattress. Sim... hold Items. Fri/Sat/Sur turnllurefTVs. etc 220 BMW 'Sl-320!.-au~..-1 ~·· gaslelee "9 & Up motll Flotation Watar-9-4 •t lleO-WMt 1'7tt Private Road/Irvine Br owm . nawi.u. 74K hlw9)
St0\191 "9 & U9 bed. WaV91eu, Ilka new Street •39 •-1..1 .. L ml S8495 obo 854-9798
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"Complete Line of Home + hlr. $150, 5'48...0828 =sa-t""'1s=-u-n--=-9-am-.--,,9-45~V...,,to-ta.... •••h · Fumlthloa9" torla: .81Yamaha 250Xl llli BMW '84 325e Henne red MBZ •1-4 220SE grMO/tan
ALL APPl..V.CES '*CARPETING/FABRICA '81 y.z1nger 50~;;_:;;.:,.j.IJlS'Vi~::~m'!M!'mL 15~ mtr. rMr bCiCk'i1
..,......... ~yard rPf. 5 t1 uprlgllt lreezar F I I tlli I spec rim•. LOADED opt total restotttlon b ...... 111...._ 84111 S10 yard. 972.,.878 Port dlihwuher. db u5~:.u;~·u~. Sun~g;~~ _2_1,950 5'48--235-4/eve S15:0oo OBO H&-1192
UNIQUE FUANrTURE STERLING FLATWARE. matt/box 1pr1. 19" BM 1S01 lndua St. Crossroadi BMW ·94 7331, 19K ml r.:=======;j
1947 s. Main St. Grand Baroque. 4 pc-8 TV, much more 9-42-923t Brtllol & Santa Ana AY wrnty, mint. BBS rlmt . n1.
Senta Ana pie setting w/2 serving -----tires. $29,700 631-2337
Btwn Edinger & Wemer on pea. S 1000• 646• 19'45 T __. ti l&TSll '12 HOD ll Main St. See the Searl University Atllletlc Club IUIC::I ta 4 Wli"l Drift/ J .... •--11-_._.._ ... Ip ••akeo..__ 9130 5spd.alr,P/S,luttpower. _.. •• .. .._ .. .,..,. .. , IYt ..... dlgltalcass .• orulse.
0pen 10..; Sun 12-5 Bob 7~-8781 , Oya Ptwtr IMb ?OU '79cJ7 ~toPandtlr... leather,alloy wheela
Frigidaire Aelng. ~t ea.. Univ Gym 300 serlel, 111,. 12• Game Fisher 110 h Upl'lol. am/Im cut. 45M. (438249)
trvty Kint cond bfown attachmta, paid $3000, outboard. Many w extra! 14700 Rich ev 720-1«8 SMll
$120 9-46-1929 . s.11 for S2000; men's $725. 9-46-1958 DATSUN '4x4 KING CAB -• gold PrH ldenl Rotu 4WD shell 1tareo roll GE FRIGERATOR dy/date $5000 786-1644 26' Chrt. Scofplan 198< • c 'S 800 . •
WHITE · RUNS GOOD twn VS. $15,000 ALSC ~ .. :01• -4 obo
$100 FIRM. 873-3852 pltrt 1811 Hydro Holst for tale I>) y;
Recond refrige walher'I leb 15'1sPLAY WRITER 630-2400Ev1150-3996 ..... .alEP c.« .. ui Mna ~0-0330
dl)'Wa S75 to $276. 1ea0 WORK STATION w/6380 30'SE>.RAY WEEKENOEF MllllE ---
Superior CM 831-3197 FLOPPY DISK DRIVE. Clean. Reel. to S31.5M It 001M1 with p/1, bucket
• $2250. 545-7118 days Broker 873-520< seat• and radial tires
WASHER & DRYER I 145. WANTED! 1281( •• (Ser •OMO) (Stk • 2427) each. GM stow I 125. maeln· 33 t1 CARVER CRUISEF
OllhWlhr s 100. 646-59-48 tosh used computer. Call w/encl oversize llybrldQe SUit
Jol'ln 733-1678 Sleeps 8. Prol. maln ORANGECOAST IWtut 14 r aA22 talned I n Newpor Jeep/Renault '" It ?ta .v Harbor $57.000. Cat 2524 H81bof Costa Mesa I m FHlllllE BEAUT PUfe breed 85-4-1534 or 552-3836 Ht-UH
LES 957-t 133 Germ Shepherd fem 1yr to 34' CHB. att cab $:M.9M TOYOTA Land<:rulser '6'.
2 Twin bedt $45 ... Din. gd llome only. Parents Located In Newpon. Bro-White Excel oond Sacrl-
tbl/etlrl 195. Conference Imported from G9'many k9' call 1173-5200 flee $10.250. 495-5677
tble & chf'a MS. 751-7200 979-0829 att6pm
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receipts Uk• brand new!
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Targa. reel w/blk lthr, 67K
m1. xlnt S 18K 673· 7225
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Coupe. Excel. low mlles
$17.200. call 494-7997
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doing bu*'-' .. CoMtal
8ullneM Systttna, 328 N The t~ ~ _,.
Newpor1 Blvd . •5S4. New-doing bullrlele ..
port Beech. CA t2M3 SIMONS & SIMONS
Robet1 H Marewt. 22I PAINTING & DECORATING, rtaJC M)TJC[
Vl• Koron. Newport 8-:t'I, 2829 ar:;r: A.,. • 1 Coet• ---------CA 92663 . ' rwo--..----M Tl\•· ..... •ne--11 con-Mw. Celi 92827 ,. ... • • •-...,. .. ....,., -OOt\.io Jerome S1mOn9 MAim STA Tl P rT
Oucled by Ill indMdull 2t2t °':?:A.,. •I Coete The tQloWlnO pertana are Roc>er'I H Andr-. ' ~ bullfleM Th•• 1111ement w" flied Mesa, C., 92827 es: with tlle County C1ief11 of Of. Laure Angell S1mon1, T E PONZI GROUP. 10
County on J..,,.,_ 3 2e2t Or91199 A.,. •I, Coet• Georgetown. lnMe. c.Mf. ~ _._, ..... Celtt 92827 9271$
lt Thi• bustn..1 11 con· SuH n Joan LaOaH• '217171 ducted by an lndlvidu81 Pon.LI, 10 Georgetown.
PubOllled Or91199 eo.t Oona6d J $"'-" !Nine, Cellf. t2115
Delly Piiot Jenuary 12, It . Thtl lltetement wu tiled An 9 e I 0 p 0 n z 1, Io
26. and Fet><uery 2. 1986 wllh Ille County Cieri! ol Or-Georgetown. Irvine. CaJlt
Su-toe "91 County on January t 92716
---------198e Thie bUlllMn •• con· P\llJC *>TICE FB7191 <'UC1ed by 1'1>•band and w1te
aun TRYIMr H•R[)(R Publl9hed 0tlWlQ9 co-1 SuMtl lAGu 11 PonLI '"~ "" l'I FICT1110UI .,_,. Dally Pilot January It , 28. Thil 1tat~I WU filed TO 8£ :: 1 ...-ITAft.....,. ~ 2 t 1tM Wiii\ tlW County Oenc of Or·
• SALES Tl'e IOllowing '*"°"' 111• 1 Su-951 91199 County on Jenoary 13. domg ~" SWMt 1986 • SERVICE Heuts, 2718 Sandpiper •-"' ...,,.TICE ~ • PARTS Drive Co•ll MeH. CA r-UUU\I nu Pub/l"*2 ~ Coeet • LEASING 92826 Dally Ptlot Januwy It 28.
I '"'I 'l ••n.LNl··~i D1vio M Scllelln end RC~A=I Fet>ruwy 2. t 19$6 57 , .9.,. ~"" , "" v Carol A Schelln. 27181 t It .,. "-)N 111! W[Sl l.(IA\I Sandpiper Drive, Co1t1 ~ ~ .. ~
EVEAY M00U I COlC. Mesi CA t 2e26 NEWPORT BOULEVARO P\8JC NOTICt
J
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AH Frend\ Ptovtnct.I: Din Puppies: Lab. Shepard. 4 I' Rugoe<S blue water Traclit I
Mt orig 12800, w:. s1400. Doble·Mlx. Shola To ~:=-~.~~ d.fHF~t~~~'. ·71 1 ion GMC dual WfiMI.
Cot tbl set $550, ~t good home, 957-0620 sleeps ti. Sae S25.000 Ed '45-4 motor. under 45K ml. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ PORSCHE '83-91 1 SC gray/gray lthr mt. ale
--Wtbo tell;-5'! . 1111 l&Tlll
2MU Loaded -33.000 Ml._
Ser. 003030
., ~u. l'ODAW Tl\11 Ou•ln... I• con· CLE>.NERS. 2578 ._,.'VW'l-ll -"!-a.... ducted.by.husbaod anclwit C<itta Mesa Celll FICTITIOU• Ml....._ --.___.... 0.vl<I N ScMlln ' ' ~Aft....,. sofa/kMlat 1&50. ooc:as laclaiat IMS Dy 851-1000 E 645-3786 S7000. can 6'5-5608 ~c:tt~ra~S~1~50~.~Xln~tl~S-4~3-4~~70~5'.fn5m;W!!!'AM.~~~~11t SKIP~. Tril1ir FeR0 ·ee ~ Longt>ed
Beaut. teailt deek $300. tbl. cap propane. Trlple radio blmlnl excel cond Very dependable. xlnt
dr__.., twin bed. book Stage Mast-Hard Tires. S8.s0o. ca11 '549-e731 cond S995. 873·3~
cuee. $50 M . 673-3800 Runs like new $7800 GLASTRON ,81• l9ft 30S. TOYOTA 1985 4 w<S trucit
DOUBLEba<SS30.9-draw-Bill 549-818 1 V8.votvo ovtdrlve.'40hrt Compl etely loaded!
er.dr...., w/mlrr0t S30.s -=--H=o=p=s_,M...,IT~H-....,M-a....,rk--,t""v on eng. Excel cond 8am Cream colored, power
K i m 8'46-2919 o r wt acce11orles $1500. to 4pm 852-9168 steering/brakes. chrome 975-7300 .,. 355 • oompers. bacit window · 2-·1 ii INlt 7014 opens. Intermittent
MODEL FURN. Lv rm, din Olli f IMI 179 SANTANA 525 ffeah wipers. AM/FM cassette. rm. Mtt, Br Mts. elto ct a art pal t uv.aA • P Great condl11ont $9000.
used tum. Modern le-A ltsi~nt Mn lblen~ipr~~~I 57~ Call 53•·2566.
quer. or1an1a1. uadtt1ona1. ctoSIHd1us1NE!s. obo 673-3630
fraction of coat. FV Muat sell dett(, c:ttaira, file
aru . 963--0e78 cabinets. elec:tronlc cash '82 28' LANCER Exel
Muat 84111. Mahog Brdrm regts1er. adding ma· cond/many ex1rat. With
aet. 12 drwrs. mlttor, 2 c:ttlnes. elarm and phone slip In N.B & 3 moa. frM
end tblet $325; OYef'stfd systems 540-3114 rent S 16,000 760·6029
chrt S50/M , llerao con-. -------WANTED TO RENT tr8lter
sole S 150 hat rac:k S30 Pttl I Aaiaalt I049 for 25' sallboal . 4· dratt.
675-5591. 1Mve mag Champ. aired biflOk mini witl pu1 your boat In our
NICE STUFF . Oek & glau poodles. 8wka/1hots N.B. tllp wtille we rent tor
paraona styte din tbl w/6 Excel qual 18 Champs in 10 days Insured Make
Breuer etlrl MOO. S0x30 pedg. S300ee 645-5608 tome money! 969-'47~/E
:~ 5 i!;; =• ':; Chihuahuas AKC. ahow S.nict S.•i,.tat
1111 TIYITA
PICI IP
·... quality. 4 wtta. smooth C. 71_ S30. e.nr..ooc:s rociter coats. 213-865-78e0 SartliH ,..,
s50. 120-1Mse - -•25-~H~1lft--s•u!"!'z!l!u!"!'K""1!'"9'!01P!u"!!fr. Aati•a",
Oueen a 2 pc. sect. aofa TV SttrM, lltetnaict BOARD MOTOR ssoo. Cla11in
hldeebed(xtnt c:ond)l250; ' 1111 call 546-0269 CLASSIC ·s2 Micro wave S50; Lg --Bentwood rOClter S30: OLDER SONY BETAMAX Pair 350hp Crusader en-CHEVROLET 4 dr, 1 ownr.
Butch...-blk (rolleway) Xlnt-werranty. S 195. glnes w/2. I redcuUon good cond 546-2308
$25 859-3400 Paul 673-3111 trans F W C Perfect Aat .. laptrtt4 llH
• cond. Can demo Asking '";iiiiiiiiii=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ 5 7 ,500 C all Curt 11 675-6695 LARGE SELECTION OF
Openina• Now Available
CAR ROUTES
E•rn Extra C••h
For De/Ivery Of Thi• Paper
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
Deliver 1 day a week. No
collecting. no soliciting.
Must have dependable car,
truck or station wagon_and
insurance
NEW & USED BMW'S!
su,./Dtelit/ltar?c• L~u~~~
, ___ !'!W'lf"'!"l!ll!'!'!'ll"90P12!92 SERVICE & LEASING 31 h CHOICE NEWPORT 3670 N. Cherry Ave LONG
MOORING. S 15M. BE>.CH
Call Broker 673-2500 (No Cherry exlt-405) .
60' tt CHOICE NEWPORT (11•)111-llto
MOORING. s 15M. rracs.tnl Welcome
Call Broker 673-5200 OPEN SEVEN DAYS
Sllp Avail · No Live Aboerd ---------
Up to 32' S330 SIPWTI llllPUI
Side tie to 25' S225 DELIVERY DEPARTMENT
SWALES ANCHORAGE McLAREN'S BMW Dally 9·5 548-1501
SUPS Alll 25'30'&40x 12'
3333 W Coa11 Hwy
Newport 8ch 9-5 Mon-Fri
Mite. Traatftrt1ti11
••ttrcyclt1/
lffttm Mll
·71 YamJla ff 500 blf1
Bike. new eng, rvna gt .. t
SSOO Firm 548-2955
M-F tlll 9. S-S tlll 6
1126 S. Euclld St
Fullerton, CA
7 14-680 8300
213-691-6701
SHa
Un1vers1ty
HONDA
C<Hs
• '• '> 1 I ~· \' t , ' fo.J ~ ,
'' '-, 1,t ... ,.' '-.,! ~ lfl ) . ~ )
DATSUN 240Z '71 S2.000.
6'2·9133
( 11T897) 5-48-CARS
PORSCHE-91 472 Good
condition Must sell
$1800/obO 631-2691
i;::,r\11"u rr. !".T';'
1 ~ • • · Hf "\ t<t ,,._ ~;
HIJtJT ,rJ1 •• r, Ht A H
(l1 l 1 842 -2000
itatemenl --rllid ~ BocStn. 466 E 1611\ Tl\e fOlloWlng per-. -
with the County Clet1l of Of. St . Co•ta MHI. C1lll dOlnQ bu"'-as =County on January 3. 92827 BLACKBALL INOUS
1 PBT11'1 Thi• busln .. • 11 con-1 l RIES 328 Apolena AV9.
ductecl by .,, tnOMcNal ' BelbOa tstand. Ceillf t2te2
A ... ti •·-Publithed ~ Cou1 Paul 8o01n , Daina Deef\ ~ 2C atel ti C ... Daily Piiot January 12. 19. ThtS llatement wu tiled Qvmomon So Ir.tine. C.... TOP SSS PAID CAO. Cpe de VIiie ·71. t.lr. 28. and F~ery 2· lte& Wltfl the County C*1I ot Or· 9271'
WM/blue Y9I lntr 86K mi Su-905 .,. County on Jenuwy t Teo 0... 8etlM. 321 For Pampered
Meroedes Benz
tlMEllATICUI Top Mercedes Prices Paid
CALL PEl'ER Of RAY
•HllflMPllTS
tlial MEIOEHS
213 or 714 637-2333
top cond Blu bk S2400 198e Apolena A.,. BalbOa 191and.
SELL S1900 by N-proflt ,..,.,.. Celtf t2e&2
organization 6'6-7458 P\ll.JC f«>TIC[ Publ!IMd 0r.,. Coeat Tht1 t>u.inen I• con-
-------Oe1ty Polo1 Januwy It 28 ducted by )Oinl --.11Ke
N•B£Rs flCTITIOUS ....... FeC>ruary 2. t . 1986 Teo 8eltlhe ft NAm '"'TDmlll S tSS Tr111 9181-11 WU nlecl Tiie lollowlng l*90N are rMCOun~ of Qr. CADILLAC ao.ng t!UtlMU .. Gallo. 1-. Cou<lty ()(> .i-y 13.
DATSUN '70 Roadsler. --··-----.-.---.-.. LARGEST SELECTION Cout Hwy . Corona 0-' --"-~ __ nu __ ,"4__ .--ltellln o.tlcat-...n 3900 E --"'IWITIM: 11986 -
35mpg, mech/bdy xlt, ot late model. low mlleage M81 CA 92825 Publtthea OranQe COU1 new top $2350 854-7295 TOYOTA '14 Cadillacs In Orange Henry MIQuel. 1189 1 Ar· F1CTfTIOUS .,_.. Delly Pl•ot Ja.nuil'y 19 26 .aH County' See us today1 royo Senti Ana CA 92705 NAME ITATIMPIT Febru&r)' 2 9 1986 • l Tuuta M;quel, 11691 Ar· ~ lollOWlng pw90n9 ar• SU-957 540•9100 royo. Senti Ana. CA t2705 d~N':C~~l:UOSCIO· ---------
2600 H#[bor Blvd This Oulln ... 1• con· BO UA L T INC, PRO· Pta.IC NOTIC£
COST A MESA ducted by husband and .rte FESSIONAL RESOURCES j Henry Miquel I TATl.MEMT OF
C .. DILLAC ·91 .,._,.an "'-·. Tht1 1t1tem«il wu !lied ORGANIZA TIOH, 290 New-., ~ <>VY k ..._ C ty ,..._., of n. port c.n1er Orfw, Suite 370 1 A8AN0at•DfT OiF Ille diesel. cherry cond. 1" 1'"' oun ...,_,. vo· N9wpOr1 Beectl C.i1f 926450 Ual OF flCTTTIOUI
bought another. Wiii 1e1 It 8 County on Jenuary 6 Jan!Oe 0t NuO.c;o Boen ., ... ,, ~
go below wllolesalel '1172H doc . California. 2eo Newporl j The tollc::':f peraon1
759-80C6 0r 760-5090 CAntet Or!Ye Sult• 1'o hive •t>end the u11 ot Put>l••hed Orange Coast ,.._,... 8-:h C.f 929e0 the F1ct1t1ou• Bu11neu
C&M••• .... ally Pilot J&nulf)' 12 19 ,..,._.,...... • · -• 6 andFebr ary 2 1986 I Tl\11 bu11neu II con-,Name BICEN TENNIAL T-top. V-8. auto. tttt. . u Su-915 ducted oy a ~•llO'I HOMES AND JEFFERSON
cruise, dlgltal CUI . rally Janice O.NuolciO-Boelt HOMES AND BLOOMFIELD
wlleell, low mites Pfes S« HOMES I 176 SE Main
Includes 5 mo/5000 mile 1---------Th•• 11atemeot wu tiled I StrM1 ~A 1n11ne Cam
HOND .. •77 .. CCORD. ~=. TOYOTA .79 SAS. ~ warranty ( IJSK890) Plll.IC f«>TICC With ,,,. <;aunty C~ ot Of. 927 tc " " '"'" '"'" St••t lnQe County on Januery 13 Tiie Fict1t1ou1 Bu1lness paint. runs good. priced cllcll. eng strong Musi -F1CTTTIOUI 9U ... at 1986 Name relerred 10 1boV>e was
for qu1ctt sale $1700 se!I S17500B0 673-363C NAMllTA~ f'217'M2 1 '1le0 on OtaOQe County on
_ 545-7329 or 545-6577>_ 1-0YOTA ,80 "-Ilea Gl m Tiie lollowlng pert0nl are Publtlhe<l Orange Coe11 10ctooer 27 t981 FILE NO -""' dOOlf business u Scon•. joa11y P11o1 Januar, 19 28 F174187 HONDA '78 Civic. 97 000 U tbk. 1 ownr snrl alloys !COO s Cou1 Hwy Laguna Febru•f'I 2 9 l9&6 Pn11tp H Mc!llamee 1179
ml. runs & drives exit am/Im, tape deck atr. ! Beech. CA 92eS 1 SU..!IS2 Matn St•Mt •A Irvine Cellf
$750 obO 770-0771 spd. 6'K m1. xii cono • KltVln DaWl Scon IC40 192114
HONDAAccOfd 1980 LX. $4995 548-2304 home 1· .... 1~ M ...... '>411 ' 11" C111lln• St L-eun• 8eactl I Oele S1moro 1801 Gal-CA 92651 ate& Ten-C0ton1 08f
good condition Air. PIS. ---------i -----Rld'lard L.-eooe. 1322 P\8.IC NOTICE M&f. c1111 9:?82~ PB. AM/FM cassette CAMERO t982 Z28. excel· Catallna St . t.agune Beectt. 1 F'ICTITlOUI ....... Thia t>utt,,.ss ,.H con
S3900 2'41-8849 1 e n t co n d 111o n CA92651 I NAME aTA-ro.NT ducted t>y a 1 11m1t\'d pa1t-
JENSENH EALEY ·7 5. 50K 5 8 O O O I 0 B 0 K I m Th•• 1>u11neu 11 con-The lollowlng peraon 15 nfltSh•P
ml. llard & sott toos exit 646-2919 or 975-7300 ducted t>y oo-Part~ ..,..,.,.. buS1r>n•., <-tio, st11erntin1 was flleO - --R LaWfenoe ~..., .... in tne Ct'Vnty (.,~rll ot Of. con<S, orig ownr $2500 WI llY &LL ll&IU T111s 1t1tetnent wu tiled RA YS INSTALUITIONS anQe Coun1, on Januery 9
49-4-8760 USED CAR S & l RUCKS w1111 tlle County Cler'! of Qr. ll901 w Garry Ave S1n1a t986
MAZDA ·79 AX7 GS 5 spd, COME IN OR CALL FOR •nge986 County on January 8 Ani:.,.c~~o:?.,0~avevicn PuO~llleO Orange ;oe~I
ale. snr1, yellow. $4200 FIEE &nUJS&l 1 1664 w Bell llDt C D1111' ''0~ Jl!l"uary 1
752 2033/D •75 975•/E ~ ........ C lit Fet>ruer, • Q 1986 • u • " DeLILLO Publlsned Or~ Coast na,.,..m 1 Su-955
l&ZU ll l 'ISL' '11 mYlllJl D••'Y P1to1 January 12 19 Thoa t:>u1111ness '' con
1.,,11 B" .. CH BLVD 26 and Fet>Nery 2. 1988 ed oy .,, tndM011a1 Popolar 5 Spc:l, lutl ~. ""' ""' Su-933 Rey Antnony Duna')'9Yte.h nolDtlC ..,..TICE air, stereo. sunrool. HUNTINGTON BEACH I TN1 ttatetn41111 wu 11i.o r-U1M. ,..,
leather. alloy wheels 5 Ml ..... 11141-IH 1 111 the County Cieri. of Ot FICTTTlOUI ., .....
mo/SOOO mltewarranty Pl8..JC M)TlC[ County on Jenuarr 8 ~ aTATIMENT
L I -._.. CHEVY '7'4 lmpela. Medi I ow. ow mt..... _______ .,, _ --.. I Tl\fl toll0W1ng per'°"' ere
('CHE 159) worll. bOdy. Int . tlr.. ,._,_. .....,,.. $595 751 7200 F1CnTIOUe .,_,, Pu~tsfled 0r--Cou1 dOl!'IV bus iness 85 11111 w~· • NA• ITATDm'WT Deily PIOt J_;-;;y lt 26 Ml[)..P.4CtFIC TRADING
VW '66 Buo. 1oo1c1 great. DODGE '9-4 Anee SE 2 dr The ~~ are ~a~ 2 g 1986 3857 Biren S1r .. 1 Su•ll C73 ni~.·,·.•[f•·~-. nds engine wor• S800 low ml .. 1t1n under werr OOong bu9lnMI .. Ai>Oll<> SU-9C5 N@Wl)O(I Beech Cahl 92MO ..... -OBO 6'6-23'46 Suzie · lite blue 14950 644-03SO Pool And Sp1 Mlln· I 1u.-11c Pa<:tlK Trlldlng
---------1nenanoe 19921 SMftlela Inc Ca111om11 38S7 Blrcti
CALL 842-1444 AateLNa~ Hll LWllDI
A.,., PlllllTJ .......
lllT ....
VW '69 Nft paint. red WI Wllf Tm Huntfnnion BHCh CA Wl1lC[ S1refll Suite '73 New0or1 '2888 Harbor Blvd excel cond 51850/obo t 2&ee • • PtBJC nu ~ac:h Call! t:1660 IAUt • Lii... eo.1.a MN& ~o Ol:IU Financing avall Daya ILUI ml 1111 ~ Pat~ K-.. 1992 l Tllll ouainen 11 con
500 r. & S.. Veno doe s.MOI -•· f1CTITI0Ua .,..... Ol.IC1fld bv I Cc>rOOl'lttton --MBZ •69 2eos. orig~. 6'40·2 nobln. evs Shelfleto. Hunt1noton ...._ ITAn..wr ..,.,,.,. McClltlt\y Pr•"
Ask tor JoAnne Craney
HUNTINGTON BEACH
e e ee eee eeeeeee e eee ee ee e ... CHRYSLER/Pl YMOVTH
• • 8'42...0631 5•0-516' ! PARTTIME !
: TELEPHONE :
: SALES ! • • • • • t:arn A ' ou Lt"arn • • • • • • &::lo • 8:30 P\I \Inn -Fri •
: t#::J() -I :30 PM :"loturdn' : • • • • • t.\C· .. lttnt "orkinJ 1011 •
: rthion~ .. ttlllr\ ''"•" 1·nm :
: m1~ ion... : • • • • • • • • • •
•• I ' I •• 11 •• ••r .111 ttf•ft0llllnll't1 • •• • ,, i2 •. i;122 • • •
: ltt·t \\t,•tt \:IM)-8:fMt ft 111. !
: \ .. k for HMt • illiam... : ....................... .
..... llLMIT .pwr wtnd. am/Im. air. wtlnd 974-3169 --Beectl. CA 9264& The lolloWlnt l*'9on ''I dent
1•aa 11 .. 1'" 14 auto, 1 ownr. lmmac: vw ·99 SOUAREBACK Th•• tiu.•nes• 1• con-d01nt butt,_ as Th,, 1111emeot was meo ... • • $8250 673-3693 New engine. VfKY cieln °'fed ~~ tnoMduel PACIFIC F\AGTtME 1216 witn ,,. Count-, Clef'-ot °' lewert ..... MBZ •85-1,.,;D 5-; ..... ,._11 S 1800 OBO 673-9051 T l\llne W Belboa BIW •$8 '"""' a~ Counf'f' Otl JartUery 6 Adlac.ntloFuNoni.land "" • ..,..., .... --11e1 •tai.ment ••,,.., pon Beectt c... tm1 1986
640 6444 tllvf pal. elec 1eatt. vw ·70 Buo. auto. rvm -""the County Clertl Of Or· Cary Coc>oetm111. 1116 w mnM
• chrom whl•. 9M. S20.9K ntl. new tlru. 1171< ml :C County on Januarv 8 8albol Blvd •88 Newi>0'1 Puo11~ Orange Co.u1
525·'4&06 or 831·6908 s 1800 obo 9-46-3503 FOAO 'et T·Blrd, aoon to 1 ,.,_ 8eecll Celot 92M• tle I) P1t01 J&flVary 12 19
•
be c:tMlk ~1 bOdy, Publlelled Ore.no-CoM1 Thtt bul lneu 1• eon 16 f(l[)rutl"f 2. 1~t1
great lnt«'ltW, Nnt oooc:s ......... Pt!Ot J ......... 12 1t ducted by an tndMOul l SU-937 1 Cl-'* cer 11100 CAii ...... , .. _ 1 · Cary Copcietman
722·1359 2e 11\0 f~ 2· INe TM 11....,t •• llled Slrt 2• the Oovrlty ~of Or·
FORD ·13 f.a1rd" va .,. Count't' on Januert 8
.._ltage Grey w/ ... 11'1 1--.. ---.,.-Mft-'l'V'_c__ 10M _ FICTITIOUa ..,.._,,
1ntet Loaded Orig ~ ,.,,.-. .--·-NAME ITA,.._.,
own•r $7000 Mary ~ o..,. CoM1 The fOllOwlnt l*'IOf"I• at•
191•7 .... or 7~54 ACTmOUe 9I ll•ll 0.ll'y P1io. ~ It 26. c»ng bvl!Mtt n
MAm 11A~ Fet1Ntrt ' t IHe MONT( lllST.A 1NV£ST
The ~ ,,.,..,. .,.. SU-tee MENTS 1n Fllel<er Ct ~~-"'.' = Anllhetm Call! 92807 _.. ~IO V J 8ergg~
Vk a S-: "~ un-·-.,. W\nH' 111 Flletler Ct Arume1m
--· ~ lolWt!Oft9, ,._ "'"-. ()all t?t07 tW'•~~.Cot1.e ACTmOUl ... M 8Noe F ~'°" 1ttol
Mela. CA tlt27 MAim ITA~ S-.nan1 St c.nn~. Celtt 1Mng l,andy, 1711 ..,._ Tbe ~ ll9'W' II ll0701
Ylrda. W#t01 C.0..MeM. ... -T..:.. 2U7 r-~~~;5~~~~ CA tM2t ~ --• c.11 .,._na I.~ l..eW90f'I Sfl'llNGI UNLIMITED If.. la Jolla.
•IJIM S31n Oa ao.4>. t>mrw "°"": 437 P:M OrM. M • 107. *2:.!n I .MctltOfl ta,...
H .,..... CA~~ i3122 Oa ec::.~ ~-_,.St .~ .... Call
A ..... -...Y•'"··· toto DllM"*4.CAl2GI °""" lvlM 107, C..t• *'r~ .... ..._ I COfl l\lllpo119,llll.~ Thia OlleiMM '-OOfl· Mwa. Cli9ll Nm ..,. .. ._. .-.O.~tow.IOW ouetaO~ a.._...,,.. TM .~ la CGft-ouctllO 'T a ~ pen ""9e.. .......... OUCted ~ ert ......... ,......., lmollOOO..-~.,.., ~LIMOft Pe.A9Cll.... l'IGIWllV J ..,..
(1231111 TI'lll still :u:t .. ...., .-™'tN~~~.":;:' ..:-.. -:~~ .. "'::
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Dodge --Ill, ..... Or-.. C.-" Un• ~ C-.. I I 7liscl Qnftee C-.. °"' ,.... ...,.., " " "" ~ ,., ... a..w :,_ ...., \I. "· a 8M ,....,_., t . -I. I. ,_ K , "-'-'I. 1 ...
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-.. OI• ... 0... DAILY PLOT/ .... .-,.Y 11, 1118
Vietnam
releases
kids to
Senator
More and more states bet .
on lotteries for revenue
Mon ay. Missouri .
comes the atest
to enter the game
rence Bont of Indiana. where a
kmery_ bill is sivea little chance of puuee.
Lottery revenues suppon educa-
tion and other public cal.ltet, belpina
to forestall tu increues. T<>tether, the New York, ObK> and Illinoi•
lotteries tmeratcd SI .S billion for
schools, while Pennsylvania's
produced SS6S million to help the
ekkrty. Still, not all ..,ee that the end
juatifiet the meant.
..
the same arsument ..
''We're aufferina u much u any
juritdiction." l&id Xay Hixson, chief
of marketina for D.C. Lottery, wbicb
~ S 112 million.
'Lottery 1ucc:eu brecdJ more lot-
teriet. and beckm of the p.mn in
Kentucky •Y the tact that their 1tate
it virtually surrounded by lottery
states -with reports of "instant
million.aim" 'I.lit ICrotl the •lite
tlnes -can oniy help their cauec.
a, TAD LUlTDWI
Q Q ,,,,__
HANOI, Vlctnam -Sen. Frank
Mmtowtki went to Vietnam to find
out about American MIA• from the
Vietnam War, but left Saturday with
two IObbina Vietnamcte children MM> were tepar1ted from their
modaef leVCD )'CSR llQ. M~. R-Alub, led the U.S. COlll"lllional deleption to Hanoi to
Wit tbe Vietnamele to help resolve tbe CMel of Americans who remain
listed a1 milliq in action from the
Indochina war. But the deleution left Saturday ..,,.. ,,,. ...
after Vietn&m's loreian minister told Sen. Fruak lla.rkcnnkl, R·Al•eb, wttla Tran TbaDb Qaynb ~ no Americans were bcina held and brotber Pf PJ'ml V• CIWlla, u dlef I•" Vietnam.
apimt their will in the communist ; coun Murkowski, who led •be lawma.k.en When Miss Sau paned from the
Instead. MurkowSki bad answered 10 Vietnam in bis role as ~bairman ~f chi&dren. ahe burst into sobs.
a mother'• p~ The lawmaker left the Senate Veterans Affairs commit-So did the children. Murkowsk.i
'Ul..11)-year-old Nguyen-Vu €hinh ~ _ --UJ>. Susan .DcCOneinr,wife.ef aDd 9-year-old Tran Thanh Quynh. "1 m so please;<f and so humbl~ Serr. onis DeConcini, D-Ariz.,
The two cbild.rcn are to rejoin their that we can., brina ~em to thear stepped into the crisis.
mother Tuesday in Alaska. mother, .that they wi~ ~v~ t~e .isusan was absolutely fabulous,"
The" th X Thi N opportumty lhat we enJOY hvma m Murkowsk.i said later. "She picked up
tr mo er, ~ au yen, America." he said. that little boy in her arms -he was
bad fled to the U n1ted States seven almost 11 bit u she is, because she's
yeanaaoand now lives in Fairbanks. The liftoff from Hanoi capped an small-andaot into the van ta.king us
She bad uked the senator's office to emotionally wrcncbina day. not only to the airport. Everybody followed."
help act her children out. for the children but for the Americans Murkowsk.i said last minute red
Murkowsk.i first saw the children as well. tape threatened to stall the exchange
with Vietnamese ForeiJD Minister The children bad been accom-when low-ran.king officials qucstion-
Nauyen Co Thach at has side. The paoied from Ho Chi Minh city by ed whether the children's paperwork
tired villqc children sobbed loudly. their aunt, 30-ycar-old Nauyen Thi was complete. .. rm just very emotionally moved Sau, who raised them in their home-Murkowslci said at that point
at the si&ht of those two kids here with town of Tay Ninh city after their Thach leaned over 10 him and said,
us on tbe way to a new life, .. said mother left. "Just 10."
-School principal 'goes bananas'
BJ ClllUITOPBD lvWVAN: ._ ... , ... ,.._....,
When MillO\lrians m>A their fi.naera and line up to buy ••.Jackpot
'86" tickets Monday, theirs becomes
the latest ttate to bet on lotteries as a
sowce of revenue, a waaer that
returned S 10 billion to 20 states and
the Dlllrict of Columbia last year.
Of the 24 lotteries now operatina,
incluClina a rcaional pine in New
En.gland, six started within the last
nine months. And whi le oppqsition
"to the pmes on moral arounds
remains finn in many places, in
others observers say it has eroded.
"We can't with pmbHna money
clean." illliated Jane Fribley, put
pre1ident of the Indiana Councd of
Churches. And even lottery backers
in some states criticize the uae of
"slick" advmisin& to promote the
pmes.
"h 's a ripoff," said the )\ev. Allen .
Rice, executive director of the Mich-
ipn Interfaith Council on Alcohol
Problems. "It is the function of
aovemment to help people, not
exploit them." In all, Americans won about SS
billion in jackpots, and lottery spend-ina is on the~ to a
survey by The Associated PreSI. This ''Our lmp,...loa D
y~ •. 17 state leaislaturcs a~ con-tJJat .. •e mafa._,_
114crina mea1u~1ze the wuu
pmes, while ~llot prODOilts-~-&a COJJtrlba-
bcinJ pushed in two other states, tlo, .. • .,0 •&..e ••-•• Aonda and Nevada. -&.1 ..., wH~
. Last year's SIO billion io gross Geaera.l l"a.ad at the
t1cket sales netted more than $4 l l
billion for state coffers. eve • •e projected,
Missouri's is the second new s~te-t.IJe OpJHMJtloa teJJU
sponsored lottery of 1986, following be al ,,
West Virginia which kicked off its to Q eter,
aas::~oi·:· scan last Oct. 3. Cali-Dick Paulson,
fornia 's b uge lottery bas laken in ssoo lottery spokesman,
million, payina half that amount in Washington
prizes. Also taking a chance on
lotteries last year were Oregon and
Iowa. while Maine, New Hampshire Almost everywhere that lotteries
.ind Vermont pooled resources to add operated last year, sales were up1 aod
a weekly regional lottery to their daily four states grossed more than a billion
individual state games. dollars apiece -Pennsylvania with
Opposition to the lottery as a S l.29S biJlion, New York ($ 1.27
revenue f!tser "is getting less and less billion), nlino11 ($ 1.2 billion) and
as it becomes more and more a fact of Musacbusetts ($ 1.003 billion).
frank Mirabella, a spokesman for
the F1orida aroup puthina for a lottery
referendum, araued: "Sixty percent of
tbe people in this country live in a
state with a lottery. ThC1'C are a lot of
people movina in from tbote states or
people who have family or friends in a
state with a lottery. They know most
of the arauments apinst them are jult
not true."
Pro-lottery foroes oft.en tailor their
pleas to answer local issues and
worries. Part of Iowa's lottery rev-
enue, by law, supports a pmbling
addicts hotline.
-llrMinnesou m<t"Sollth Dttota,
proponents say revenues from
pro~ries could help farmers1 compcnsatut) them~feJ-takin& lano
out of production or lcaenina their
heavy load of debt.
A&rceinte!f;th Dakota Senate
Minority Rt>aer McKellips
said, "I used to be opposed to it. but we bave to take unusual measures in
unusual times."
The planned uses for ticket sale
revenue range from stadium con-
struction in Maryland, as officials
strive to hold on to their profcss.ional
sports teams, to propeny tu relief1 a
plan that supporten say Jives Wis-
consin's lottery bill a better chance.
Still, opponents note that lottery
revenue in many states amounts to a
small share of state ex(>Cnses and, as
Tennessee state Sen. Riley Darnell
notes: "There's no easy way to pay
taxes to run government without
paying taxes ...
Wears a monkey suit
to pay off a bet made
to hts youn readers
life," said Ray Grimes, spokesman "Our impression is that u we
ofToledo. topper to prizes Ogg thought up last for Rhode Island's lottery, which maintain sales and contributions to 20 $
By mid-January, the total was fall for the "Bananas Over Books" grossed SS2 million in fiscal I 98S. the state General Fund at the levels Wi Il 880, 000
9,639 books read by the first to fifth prQgram. "l detect some. soften~ng," .~ we pf<?jccted, ~e opposition tends to SACRAMENTO (AP) _ Twenty
graders. whose pa.rents verified their . . state Senate President .J1m Risch 1n be quieter," said lottery spokesman finali . Cal ·~ . reading. ~ddren ca~ get a free pizza f~r Idaho, one of several states where Dick Paulson in Washin ton where sts spun the baa iiomta
"Obviously, it was a bet I wanted to rcad1na a certain number of books in leajslators are considering measures the games netted $68.8 m~lio~ for the Lottery wheel Saturday and won a
lose, but I really never thought it a . contest. sponsored by a f.a.st-. food to remove a constitutional prohibi-state mostly for schools and social total 0 fS 880}lOO. .
would ta.kc off like it has," Ou said pizza chain, and to that ~ added tion apinst lotteries. proarams Four won JIOO.~cach,ei&ht won BJSUEcaoss
Q 2 1 ,..._WW.. from bis office a 1m\porary refuac pa-ck _,books and certj tlcates for_ -ldah~ aod4Nny-otber-places, In Michipn-.-tottcrnPokeswomm.-150.000~..won SIO,
-4t&m a :1u~t;~.:;::pwllins-.,_,_ _ __.ili.,.,t:KlloO~ ~ top i°Ci4en.A ll~•--lhere-are d1fficult-hur<llH-to clear to--taurie-l(;jpp-gichictC'hale revenues-_each. . • · ·
NORTH BAL Tl MORE. Ohio -and S-year-olds ;ho-;crc having a thon sent students out sohc1tmg get an amendment proposal 00 the made UD ·ror money endangered by HalfsP,un an Game 3, m which 1he
Powell Elementary School Principal school day like no Qther. sponsors, who ~Ya small amount for ballot, but some surveys indicate federal gudaet cuts noting that last grand pn~ arows b~ S~S.~ each
Gary Ou wore a monkey suit and "We've had 1 crazy morning, .. Ogg each book a child reads. The money is voters support the pmes. year lottery mon~y going toward llme a spmne~ ~~n t hJt _it. So f~r
drove to school Friday in a blazing said. "I showed up this morning ~sed to buy new books for th~ school Asked about the prospects of education exceeded federal allot-nobody bas hit It ID 30 tnes and it
yellow, motorized banana -the about 9:4S driving a banana car. It's hbrary. passage of an Idaho lottery refer-ments for the first time stands at S4.9SO.OOO. . .
payoff for a bet offering students kind of hard to see thro ugh the After losing his bet, Ogg realized he endum, one supponer, state Sen. "If it were not fo~ the lottery ~he other haJ~ spun 1$ Gaf!l~ 2, 1
pn.zes, pizza and a chance to "make a monkey swt, but the kids have been had tomakeanothei.Soon Friday. he Vernon Lannen, said he'd give 2-to-1 revenue this put 6.scal year, it would w~b t.';le .t0~1>!1~ wu 3 millton.
monkef' of the principal as rewards aoin• crazy. The whole idea of it is to upped the ante. odds. "and I'd borrow an awful lot of have cost Micb.ipn bouaeholds nt.ar-E efo B~o l?'n 1aV::S ~da at
for rcadma. get kids enthused aboufbooks and get money." ly S 11 S more each to keep school aid xpo . r s WJr:t&, r ur Y 0':' Oa told his 340 charies last their noses stuck in them. and it has "I said, 'I bet you can 't do it again.' Supporters, like Virginia legislator at the same level," she wd. statewide televa~aon network. Spi
October that he would wear a monkey worked.'' Another 9,000, and I will make you J. W. O'Brien, call the lottery a Federal reductions were cited by ners are cho.sen ID ~dvance by lotte
costume if they each had read a book The banana car -a lawn tractor the largest banana split that North "voluntary tax." Vi .... inia state Sen. Qive L DuVaJ n fro'!l SIOO ticket WJoncrs.
a week by th d of th t tal ·th bod I'. bi ed f Bal · · .. r\,,,,ft "Wh • · h h, .. h . od ccd h" 1 b'l'' Since October, when the Iott ecn eycar.ora o W1 a y 1as on out o llmore s ever seen. "'N said. at s wrong wit someone w en e antr: u 1s ottery 1lJ ~ 273 .. 8.~ .. ·tntan
of 9;000 boo~s for the ~hoot, in fibcrJt~ss, bottOWea-rrom a man use -wei l try to keep-the-momentum purchasing a SO-cent chance on a -ttin year, and olhcr officials, from • 1 n con
Northwest Oh to about l5 mtlcs south uses It tn parades -was a last-minute going." dreamT' wondered state Sen. Law-Alabama to the nation's capital, made have won a total of S l ,320,000.
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1'1Cmt0Ue MIWll 1'1CTmOU8 ...... 1'1CTmOU8 ..,_.. tTAT'DmWT Of ACTmOUa .,.._.. F1C1TTIOU8 IUIMH 1'1CTmOU9 .,_.. PICTmOUa ...,._.. 'ICTITIOU8 .,_.. 1'1CTmOUe .,_ ..
NAm STATl-..r NAm ITAW MAim STAW AaAMDOIRSNT Of NAm ITAW NAm ITATIW NAm ITAW um IT•n.NT MMm STAW NAm ITAW
The fo1owtng pertone we The lollowlng pereooa we The following S*'IOnt wt UU Of ACTTnOUI , The lolloWlng pef90rl le The toi.owtng '*'°"' .,, The fOlowlng pettone .,. The folowlng per90N .,, The loloWeng l*'IOnl we The fOlloWtnO l*'IOnl we
001ng ~ ee: Merdlrll'1 doing ~ ee: doing ~ ee: Hobie .,.._ .. ~ bUllfl9te..: doing bu11r191e M' Acc:wete doing buelr'9le ..: Mumlt doing~• New l .... doing ~ •: Pwegon doing but1nem ..: IMctl
Aeet. 17111 Brootihurat, SANTA"S IOOOY MART, 890rt1 Ltd .. 2831 E Coal The ~:f petlOl'll M GIE BRUSH CLEAN, Audio, 11321 Wwd S~. Aquertum SeMce, 7M W. aoC>W.CoeetHwy .• ~ F1nendal °'°""· 714 Wll-&Kt Center, 20397 IMctl
Fountain V"'-Y. CA 92708 9520 Gwden GtOYe BM:I. Hwy., Corona Del Mw. CA ~a the UM of ING SERVICE. 2918 Senta Fount81n V"'-Y, CA 92708 t!Mtl, Coeta Meea. CA 12121 9Mctl, CA t2M3 llama St., Ste 8 .• Hutl111'1c1'on Blvd .. Hun1lng1on 8Mc:fl, CA ~ M Mwdtnt. 111141 ••. GarOen GtOYe, Celt. 92825 th• Flctlllou• Bulll'IHI Ana Ave. •E. eo..1...... JohnMllur8orgee,IOt5 CNt1el K. 0.vtd9on, 7M 8NoeF1Mt,2252Rutger•. Beectl,CAl2648 t264e
O..oowood. Fountain VtJ-92944 Robert B Alexander, Name: TROUT HOMES. Cellf. t2e27 8...-ow Ave., Fountllin V• W. 11th, Coeta Meaa. CA Costa Meea. CA 921127 Eugel'le W VHquez, Ramon Fauna, 7207 S-.
i.y, CA 12708 Kyong Che Park, 13701 E. Pree., A Cellfornl1 Corpor· t 178 Mlln Street, •A, lrvlne, Barberi Chmlalew1kl, i.y, CA 92708 92$27 Thia bualrieu II con, 20842 Creatvlew. Hul'lt· lhore Dr .• ~ 8Mc:fl,
Mounlk M•dlnl. 111 t4 t Kyte °' . Cerrlloe. Celll. atlon, 2211 V11t1 ~. CAlll 92714 211111 Santa Ana Ave. •E. This bullnMI 11 con-Thll bulln.e• 11 con-ducted by. a limited pannet-ll'lc1'on Beectl, CA t264e CA 92t83
0..0.IWOOCI, Fountain VII-90701 Sen ClelMnt•. Ca 92872 The Flctltloul Ekill!IMI Cotta ....... Calll ducted by: an Individual ducted by. an lndllltdual llhlp ~ Lee Allen, 20'42 Thie bullnMI I• con·
i.y, CA 92708 JM Sun PIR, 13701 E. Mike w. Mullen, A Call· Name rtrl.,red to abo\19 wN Thi• bu1ln.e• 11 con-John A. Borgee Chat1ea K. Oe~ton 8Noe Fllet Craetvlew, Huntlng1on Ouc:ted by: an lndlvtdual
Thia bualMa1 11 con-Kyte Of • Cerrlloe. Calif. tornla Corporation, 11112 flled In Orange County on ducted by: an Individual Thie 1tatement wa ftled This etatemem -ftled Thia ltatement wa flied BMch, CA 12648 Ramon l'aune
duc:1ed by. an lndlvldual 90701 Anllta. Newport BNch, CA December 3, ttllA FILE NO Berbara Cllmletewllll wtth the County Clettt of Or, wt1t1 tN County Clertc Of Or, with the County Clertc of Or· Tllll bualneu II con-Thie ltetemtnt -flled
Irene Mardini Thll t>u•lnn• II con-t2eeo F282243 Thia etetement -nled anoe County °" January e. anoe County on JlllMJfll"/ 3, ange County on January e. ducted by: co-pertnen wl1h the County Clertc of Or-
Thll 11.-nent -flteCI ducted by hu9benCI and wife Thia bualn... II con· Phlllp H. McNarnM. 1178 with the County Clertc ot Or, tMe ttee ttell Eugene W. Vaequer ange County on Januwy 11.
with the County Clertc of Or· Kyong CN P.tl ducted by I corporetlon Main Street •A, lrvtne, c.111. Ange County on January e. '217211 ,...,. ,.,.... T. hie •tat.,,,.,..t ... Ned ttee
ange
1
County on JlllMArf 8. Thia ataternent -Ned Mika Multan 92714 . ttee Put>lleheCI Orange CoM1 Put>W1ec1 Orange Coat PubltlheCI Orange CoM1 with the County Clertc ol Or, ,.,_
ttee wtth the County Clertc of Or· Thll statement -111ec1 Cele Slmbfo, 1801 Gii-,.,_ Deity Piiot January t2, tt, Deity Pflot Jenuaty 12, 19, Delly Piiot January 12, 19, ange County on Jenuarf 3, Publlahed Orange CoM1
"'1m ange County on January 8, With the County Olel1c of Or· atM Tenace, Corona Clel Publllhed Orange Coalt 21. and February 2, 198& 28, and F«>ruaty 2. 198& 2e, and Febfuary 2, ttH 19&8 Delly Piiot January 12, 111.
Pvbllahed Orange Collet 1Me ange County on January 8, Mar, Calif. 92825 Dally PllOt January tt. 28, Su·923 Su-910 &.t-9211 ,.,.. 29, and Fa«>ruary 2, 1He
Oalty Piiot January 12, 11. '87111 ttee Th11 bualneaa wN con· Fel>fvary 2. tt. HIM Pvbbhecl Orange Cout Su-913
29, ano Febfuwy 2, ~ o:;:btJ.fi:'J2::;r 1~'. Publllhed Oranoe ~ :':a11~ by • • Hmtt.o pan· SU-948 NI.IC fl>TICE NlJC M>TICE PtalC fl>TICE ~~ ~~ 1':e. 19, --------
February 2. 9, ttee Dally PllOt January 12. 19, TNa 1tatement waa tlled NlJC fl>TICE Su-911 NI.IC fl>TICE
SU-"° 28, ind February 2, 1W With the County Clertc of Or-....CTmOUI IUIMU ACTmOUe -81
8u-t30 = County on January 9, 1'1Cnnoul IUIMU Tum ITAT'lmWT The folow4flO pef'IOfll .,. The followlf'9 peraone we NI.IC MOTIC( MAm ITATW
' Pvblllhecl Or Cout MAm ITAT'llmWT he fOllOwlng Pet'IOl'll "' doing lluM.-•· W... ~ ~ •: Ge1· The folowlng l*'IOnl are
t PUBlJC fl>TICE Dally Piiot J..:19 29 The lolowlng '*'°" ii ~~ .. :CCGI Of Manag1rMot 1-2 8Mc:fl comh Cr9ft & tncMtr1ea. 1'1CTITIOU8.,_U doing ~•:Cotton
PACIFIC VIEW FlCTmOUI ...... Febf'uary 2. 9, tte& . . ~~~:'Les co I Ste 472. ~ ~~ BM:I., SUit• 2'19, Huntll'lc1'on 1723 Hew Hampahlre Drive, ..... ITAW lud• Company. 1111
•MONAL PAM ..._ ITATl•WT PUBUC fl>TICE SU·964 708 Hellot1 ·I t2teO · ee.ctt, CA 92147 Costa Mela. CA 929211 The tollowlng l*'IOnl ... 8ayllde Drive. Cotona Dal Cemetery• Mor1uary The lollowtf'IG l*90l'll ar• Clel M ~:f: 9A~6 Coton• Emily e RIM 3511 e Costa Aon w... 223et Harwlctl Morr• A. Gatcomb. 1723 doing buelNM •: Promo-Mw, CA 9212& Ch pet C doing bull,_. a · ,ICTJTIOUI .,._.. N at, G 1 M.aa St . Colta MeM CA Ln .. Humlnglon 8Mch, CA New Hampltllrt Dr .• Cotta tlon, 1800 ttth ltrMt. Triad Direct Inc .. A C.,._ 3500aP-l.flc'v~~toorrylve KAILUA SHOREBREAK NA•ITATUmJff ...... lo•noy Hoyl, 708,92827 .. . 921548 ....... CA92929 H·212, Newport BMch. CA f()fnla Cotporatlon, tttt -.. ,..,_ 908 C Co.I · T "8.JC fl)flC[ ~ ,troe>e Ave · Corona Clel T Thia buall'l"I 11 C4n· Ellle M. Gatoomb. 1723 9211113 8eytlde Drive, Corona Dal Newport Beach Helena I.. • Meta. 1141 follOWll'lg l*90l'lt "' MW. callf 921125 I hie bulh'I ... 11 con· ckJcted by: I lndMduel .... Hampahlre °' Cotta Lorraine Fanlna 1900 Mar CA 9212&
&«-2700 Calif 928211 doing bualneaa aa: IT AT IM I rt T 0 f Thia bvllMal 11 con· ducted by: an lndlvtduel Aon W'i.an Meea. CA 929211 ., tllth Street, H-212, ~ Thls bullneea II con-
Matgaret e.. Jadlaotl, FOUR WAVES PRO· 1'TTHIMAWM.. ducted by: an lndMdual Emily Rlae Thie ltetemen1 -ftled Thi• bullneaa •• con· 8Mc:fl CA t2M3 Ouc:ted by.. corpcntlon
HAMORLAWN-
M'T. OUVIE
Mortuary • Ceme1ery
Crem•IOf'Y
1625 Gister Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
908 Hetena Cl , Costa MeM. OUCTIONS, 17777 Main St , f"'°'9 'Alrn9Rll• Nancy G. Hoyt Thia ltatement WM flled with the County a.rte Of Or· ducted by: lll*>and and w1f9 Tillt bualneea II con, Gary St9tzt.g
Celll 92828 Sullt 0 ·2 lrvlM, Calif °'9RATleG ....._ Thll mtement WM ftltid wtth the County C.. of Or, County on JW'Nllf'1 11 Morrlll Qe1comb ~ by: an lndMdual Thia ltetement ... 1119e1 toe~~~ Cotta~: 92~1 Oatllng 111424 Min· flCTITIOUI IUllMHI With~~~ of ~, = County on Januery II, rec • Thia .....,,_,. waa flled Lorrain9 FaN:lza wtth the County a.rtl Of Or-
Callf t2e21 ntflaha St Granade ...... MAim = anuary • "'7-. ,.,.. with the County C*tl of Or, Thia ltetement wea Ned ange County on January t .
Thia bullMN 11 con· C1Jlt 9 t~4 ' I The lotlowlng pereon "-. ,_,.. Publlehed Orange Cout Publlahed Orenge 0... Anoe County on Januety 11, with the County Clet'k of Or, ttee '
ducted by· llulband and wife Joey Bural'I 17717 Main _.,fldfewn Ma general pert· Publllhed Orange Coalt Dally Piiot January t2 tt Delly Piiot :::::?. 12, lt , 1... rec County on Januety 3, ,.,..
M111geret e... Jacktor1 St • Sull• 0s2: ll'VIM. callf. '* ::;" ~.:=.::; Dally PllOt January 12, tt, 211. and Februal'y 2. 19M ' 29, and F*'*'t · =12 Puollltled Orange~ 1 ,_,171 ~~ ~ 1~
Tllll •tatement WU flied 92714 .,.. FfT COMP 211. Febr\.lwy 2, t9M Su-929 Delly "°1 JrNrf Je. 19, P\lbllah9d Oranoa Collet 29, and Fet>Naty 2. , ... -.
wtth the COunry CW11 of Or· Matlt Klracfl. tm7 Mail'I bualneel nemeOf SU,f40 2I. and~ 2, tHe Dally PllOI JlllMJfll"/ l2. t9, ~
=County on Jenuary e. ~;,8:'"' 0.2. Ir-Me, c.r ~ ~ ~~~';>'· Su-ttt 211, ano Fetlr'Uary 2. "" ••••••••If ,.,_ ~•IO E111rat11 17777 The flc1ttl0u• ~ Nl.IC fl>TICE "8JC fl)TIC( ~ "8JC MOTIC( Publlehed Orange Collet Main St Sulla o,2 1N1M '*Mltet_,.forthepert· 1'1Cm'IOU8-U 9'AmtTATIE•ff Ml.JC llJT1C( i--------
[)ajty PHot Januery 12 19 Calif 927 ,.. . . '*""' -Ned on .My •. 1'1CTIT10Ue _.. NAm ITAW The folow4flO P9'90N ... PmlJC fl)TIC( PICTmGUe .......
211. ~ttbruary 2, 19811 . . Thia bu1lnM1 11 con· 1MIS In the County Of Or-MAim ITATIMIWT Tlie ~ pertona.,.. doing ~ •: 8"Mt, ....CTmGUe • H•M MAM1 ITAW
su,939 c:lucted by a general J*1· ange. I'll! NO. 1'27'10t The followtng penon1 are dolno buairl9At M: 1Hf...._ DrM IN, 8enta 9IAm ITA~ fllCTmOUe -· The~ pef'IOfll.,.
l'lerlhlp f'.1111 Heme ano Addreel of dOlna buelneea ... RtOeHCY /TEL AH SEA AM. CA 12707 The folOWlnO peraone .,. ..... ITA,_,, doing ~ aa: Santa
-----.-----cn,19 Darling the Pweon Wlttldr9Wln0; A. 8 £ ST W E ST E A N • INC, 16& ~-A..... Luc HerW AMelinMUo ~ ~ 811 hrlYW, The folloWtng per90M .,. Ana Pletlng, 411 I. Allon Nl,IC fl)T1C£ Thie ltatement WM lllecl lhlan Hunuker, 107 LAGUNA EL TORO INN, Cotta Meea. Cellf. tff2t t!Set MeM 0rw. 1132, i2tt"l Lam_, It. 1514, Ei ctolrlf bUaiMll aa: fl,,_. Ave., lenta Ana CA 12707 _.....,;...;;..;;;.,;;;;..;.....;.;..;.. ___ with the County Cleft! of Or· Lar'kllpur, Cotona del .,..,, 23702 Aoc:kflelel 8lvCI • El T .. An hr Inc, California, a.nta Ma, ce 127o7 Toro, CA t2lao 1C910 Ac* .. ttt I. 171'1 It ~ '· ~ 417
1'1CTITIOU8.,.... ange County on January e. cellf t2t21 Toro.Cellf.92930 2SIW.Ollw,lurbanll,CM!f. llatt1 Lor-y. t4f111S ..... T. v-.an. 242'2 1A.eo.ta ...... CAtaUT Flower. eo.ca ...... CA
U.-ITAW tW 89'ecl R I Hun*er Ho-Tlmea Inc • Cellfomla. t 1502 ~. LOii ~. C. Ont.no Une. ti T0to. CA M1n1191 Com11 Md Notme tza7
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