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How will you spend spring break?
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playing Clemson. Jacksonville State. Universi-
ty of Alabama and Vanderbilt.
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I can't wait to go back again (to Utah) over
the spring break. ..
FAST TALK
SPECIAL n SPECIALS: Masterpiece ThtrUn'cclebrates its 15th anni-
vcnary at 9 p.m. EST /PST Sunday. as pan of Fes1fral (fJ6, an array of
PBS programs airing through March 16. Host AHmJr Cooke. who's
taken us upstairs. down.stairs and shown us all thi~ great and small
says the British repertory has .. several thousand actors and actrcsscs
capable of playing even the tiniest parts very well." Another festival
highlight Kat.barfut Hepbam hosts Sf"11Cer Tracy. The Actor. featur-
ing interviews with Mickey Roonty and other stars at 9 p.m.
EST/PST Monday. (PBS times may vary. check local listi~)
Teri Garber, Ashton Main in ABC's May broadcast of miniseries
North and Sou1h. Boole II. found Civil War-aa women had it tough.
Her costume: a top skin. hodped skin. pantaloons. corset chemise.
tights and undcrp.rments. .. It took f~vcr to set dressed and un-
drcsstd in those days. ..... RwU H.ltchad. Air Supply's lead
sin,er. ruts a sour note on the recording biz: .. Mak.ing an album is
going to cost dose to S l million .bd~ you set mong-badt from it ..
It all has to do with reco~il}ln the front office.~ says. He
tests the theory when Air Supply releases its sixth album this week.
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'Small Town' boy makes good
John Cougar Mellencamp this weekend
is midway through a 100-city tour to
promote a chart-topping album. He's
come a long way from his bad-boy days,
but he hasn't gone very far from
Seymour, Ind.
ly llartil T orgoff
John Cougar Mellencamp is a
rocker rooted in the rural Mid-
west wtth a cutting-edge sound
and a message as old as the USA.
Perfonnmg this weekend in
Roanoke, Va., and Greensboro.
N.C.. Mellencamp is not what
he once was. At 34. he has shed
his" Johnny Coupr" image of a
decade ago and is now a voice
commanding attention.
His third muhiplatinum al-
bum. Scart."Crow. following on
Amertcan Fool in 1982 and Ch
Huh in 1983. has hovered near
the top of the 811/board chart
since its Labor Day release. and
he 1s playing . to sold-out audi-
ences on a ICXk1ty tour.
"Right now I'm 34. f'm in a
rock and roll band. I'm learning
to write good son~ and I feel
hke hvmg forever.' says Mellen-
camp. who has ended up on top
after a long struggle to overcome
his image as a W1fd man. the stig-
ma of an carly<arrer flop. and
criuc1sm that he's a Bruce
Springst~n sound-alike.
"Even when I didn't know
what I was doing. I didn't sound
like Springsteen." he says.
At 5 feet 7, he's compact.
handsome in a rough but boyish
son of way. He has stubble on
his fact and a shock of long.
brown hair that swoops across
his deep bfue eyes.
His voice is strong and raspy.
His message is in his words and
music. so~ like Small Town
&om Scarecro~·:
But /'i't' s~ it all in a Jma// tm' n
Had ml'Sil/ a ball in a rmal/ tu" 11
,\./amtr:I aff U doll and brought lwr ttJ
th ts small town N""' sh' J small ta" n JU.SI lik' mr
Off Sl88t. in the seclusion of
his home in Bloomington. Ind ..
he is protective of his family and
Manm Torgoff wrote the rtn'nt
b1C>graphv American Fool: The
Roots aiid Improbable Rise of
John Cougar Mellencamp (St.
.~anm s Press. $10.95).
friends. pnvate and intense.
"He's always been intense. but
he's learned to tum it off when
he needs to," says Vicky. his wife
of five years. "He knows how to
use 1t for his own ends when he
1s writing and performing.
"For some people. relaxing is
harder than running a mara-
thon: John is one of those ~
pie. It's all or nothing. If he's g"
ing to drive a snowmobile. he
has to do it at 90 miles an hour."
Mellencamp's intensity is
characteristic of his family.
"Grandpa was a carpenter. a
proud man who never made it
past the third grade." Mellen-
camp says.
"My father went into the elec-
trical business and worked very
hard. He was one of those self.
made guys. I get a lot of my drive
from him."
Mellencamp had an image as
a rowdy an his school days. and
he had to grow up fast At 17. he
eloped with his pregnant high
school sweetheart.. Priscilla £s..
terline: his first daughter. Mi-
chelle. was born by the time he
was 18. "It looked like I was J<r
ing nowhere fast. like a milhon
other kids in the Midwest I was
an unemployed high school
graduate with long hair and a
bad record."
But music was the core of his
li fe.
"My father did the worst pos-
sible thing when he gave me a
radio back in high school. That
was the end of all studying for
me!"
At 23. a~r two years at Vin-
cennes University in Vincennes,
Ind. he went to New York for
the first time. "scared to death.
with only a demo ~. knowing
nothing about the music busi-
ness at all. The only thing I knew
was that I wanted to make one of
those round pieces of plastic.-
He hooked up with Tony [)e..
Fries. the manaaer who had
masterminded David Bowie's
meteoric rise. "The deal was that
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I had to listen to whatever he
said. He promised mt that I'd
become a big star. and being a
naive kid from Indiana who had
no idea what he was doing. I tis.-·
tencd. For me. it was like a
dream coming true ...
It was De Fries who. in I 976.
created the lalJlhabfc confection
of Johnny Cougar.
"I can't sell records with the
name Mellencamp,.. DeFrics
told him.
John -Johnnv -was OK..
but the last name, it had to be
changed. Defries ticked off the
options. a litany that sounded
more like a used car lot than a
musician's name: Puma. Mus.-
tang. Impala, Cougar. Johnny
Cougar. '
His debut album in 1976. at aac 24, was ChestnuJ Strtf'f Inci-
dent. 11 sold a dismal 12.CXX>
copies, mostly in Indiana.
That came about the same
timt as "Johnny Cougar Day" in
his hometown. a circus created
by DeFries to put Mellencamp
in the ~nter ring of rock music.
Three thousand people -in-
cluding a pale of music critics
recruited by Dcf ries -came to
the FRCman Field Armory in
Seymour to hear the hometown
talent There was a parade, with
Mellencaml> ridina down Main
Street in a limousine.
.. He looks like Peter Pan
turned uptown hustler." said a
New York Daily News writer.
"1bc cone.en was as great as
you would expect &om a punk
who ,ets to come back and take
reven1e on his own high
school. a critic wrote ... A musi-
cal midaet." wrote yet another.
"His fanwy had been to ~t
out of thett and to bt a sl.ar tn
New York. and here we were
bringing him t>ack io the very
people he wanted to aet away
from,"' recalled Jamie Andrews.
a pan of his promotion team.
The record fizz.Jed.. the promo-
tion cin:us b8ckfued. and the
deal with Defries diSM>lved by
mutuaJ ~ent.
'"I realized that you had to ~1
out there and wort hard at it. to
develop yourself at all ~els. ..
He assembled his band and hi1
the road in early 1977. ..We
played every small club an the
country."
.. Back then. I was a rocky kid
with a big chip on my shouJdcr.
who wanted to hr known as a
wild and crazy guy. You know.
motorcylccs. gjrls. tatoos.. the
worts."
-Then. around the time I hit
30. a funny thing happened: I
grew up." He pauses and lauaJls.
.. Well. at least I started to ...
In 1980. the pieces of his ca-
~ were beginning to come to-
te'lher. just about the t~ the
pieces of his pmonaJ life began
to come apart.
In Los AnlCies. he met and
fell in love with Vicky Granucci.
He divorced Priscilla and mar-
ried Vicky, and became the ctn-
tral ~ in a triangular rda-
tionslup that mystifies many.
Pri.sriUa continues to live near
John and Vicky in Bloomington.
and is deeply involved in what
an Indiana friend calls "'the Mel-
lencamp family rock and roU
businm. Priscilla runs the office
in Bloomington and ~·s a
real closmcss there."
Says Vicky: .. It is characteri~
tic that Priscilla has remained
close to John becausr he trea-
sures his friends and works very
hard at his ttlationships.. ..
Says Mdkncamp: "I think
that having to wort alJ of t.hosr
ttlationships out really stmched
me as a person. Of counc. I was
lucky as hell to have had the sup-
pon from two women like Pri~
cil1a and Vi~ in my carttr ...
In 1981. Vacky pve birth to
Mel.lcncamp's second daughter.
Teddi Jo. and last year they had
another daughter. Justice Renee.
As his personal life was re-
built. so was his career. He
honed his songwriting skills and
took control of his own sound by
producing his own records.
In 1983. he began advertising
himself as John Coupr McUen-
camp, kccpi!lf Coupr because
of its recognibon. but tttuming
to the roots of his famity name.
.. Living an Bloomington. right
smack dab in the middle of
Amcria. I started to understand
that my best material was closest
to home. I tiad something W> say
about America -but not the
kind of America you see on post-
cards. The more I looked
around. the mott I realized how
much thi• mar.ercd to me.
like poveny. and unemploy·
ment. and the fact that so many
families 1tt losina their farms
out here. J decided to just live
here and writt simple SOOf5
about simple people and simplc
human emotion$."
The result was his Grammy-
w1 n n i na. best-selling album.
ifmmcan Fool. from which two
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songs vaulted to the Top 5 at the
same time: Hurts So Good and
Jack and Diane.
Then came t 'h Huh and the
hit single. Pink Houses. Critja.
who had ncve:r taken Mellen-
camp seriously.' began to mllizc
that he was onto some'lhing. ... fed like rm Just beginning
10 hit my stride IS a toogwrite:r.
IDd now rm really trying to
wrilC 5onJS that ha~ some po51--
tive uplift. that don't makt ~
pie fed crummy about them-
selves. which isn't easy when
you take a k>ok at what's hap-
penins in the world. ..
l..aR year be became a ro-or-
. with Willie Nelson of ~Aid. Jn his C'<>nmU. ~
discusses the plight of the family
fium ... rm not aking for mon-
ey. and I don't want to seem like rm preaching. but this is som~
thing I really care about. If peo-
ple wouJd just write their sena-
tors and ask what they att doing
for the small fannm in Ameri-
ca that woukl hr greaL
-rve grown up in pubhc and
everybody has seen my mistakes
over the years. It took I 0 years to
IC{ hC'rc! But J thiJlk that's the
way it shduk1 be. I( thi s had hap-
pened to me at 23. J'd probebfy
have blown my brains out!"
In an age of preening excess
and processed glitz. he is an ex-
ception ... You fioel like you know
him. k.ind of likt if your best
friend from your hometown hr-
camc a rock Slat." satd a l S-ycar
old woman at a concert.
Her boyfhcnd had a different
amprmon; .. Ht's honest. ~
says what he feels. and ~ just
&<>es for il But he's also a tough
little SOB. with a lot of grit and
determination. He's kind of like
the Pete Rosr of rock and roll."
And how dOC$ Md)tncamp
see himxlr.>
... thin.k people can idcntif)
with me beaU$t they Stt where
I've come from and how far I've
travded and they think. if that
kid can do It. anything is posst·
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John Coupr Mdlenaonp's
old ne1Jhborhood doesn't
~ much. They still keep
the yards neat in &ont of the
small. SJO;<XX> to S3S.<XX>
homes aJona West f'ift1' Street
in Seymour, Ind. And time stiU
moves about IS fast as a rusty
pair o( beds trimmm.
Thouah fus family WIS a>m-
fonabty middle dw. Mdlm-
camp ~ up as one of the
town's bed boys. banaina out
at the comer of Chestnut and
Second streets.
"'There were kids liu us in
every 9Chool. in every toWn.
We an had SOrM kind of wild.
crazy dnvc. You coukt always
spot these kids It blsUtbaD
games -kids who fought and
did ~ in aca.s. In
those sma1J towns. it was just a
'Way of tr)'ina 10 be di&mat in
I ~ where n-erybody d2 was the same ...
Tbc squat. onMiOf)' housr
at 714 W. Fifth has brick on
the front and while sidifw on
the me &icina the driveway.
.. It's a quiC't neilhborbood.
mostly <>kier ~ ot JCOPlc
with )'(>Un& childrm. 51)'S
Sharon Hammons. who lives
in this house at 714 that was
Mclkncamp's boyhood home.
Hammons.. JJ. is a tnm.
blonde di V()f'Cft who is the
head cashier It the Seymour
K·Mart store. She moved her
five children into the three--
bedroom home 21h years •·
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She Jeamcd of its ~ in rock
mu.sic history from the cable
TV inst:!.-.
Her oldest son. David Neal
has done his P11t IO keep the
Mdlencamp qmd alive. oc-
casionally wrigling out
throuth 1 bmement window to
., ~with his buddin. much as Mellcncamp did.
.. Yeh. I did that a couple of
times. .. admiu the skinny 16-
year-o&d who now occupies the
same basement bedroom.
Neal. wat.cbi~ TV after school
with a Seymour Hich School
c1usmatc. John Starr. voices
the same son of restless dis-
content Mdlencamp o~ dtd
anthcmidsiofa~
that is almost too qwet and un-
ch&JWna for its own JOOd. .. They all ~ on you if you
tel out of line. even walk.in'
down the alley," NeaJ rom-
plain$. ·we usually have to go
downtown just to find so~
A short Yisit
• Fo••dtd: 18 52
Named for John C. &y-
mour. civil cngmeer on
the construction of the
B&O Railroad. •Mona Cromoads of
Southcm Indiana. • "' , "-= l 5.100. • Major l•4•striu:
GTE-Sylvania.. ma.kcr of tiaht futtum.. 410 people:
ExccUo Corp.. maker of
men's shirts. 400 pt()pk .
• Hillary: Site of first
USA uain robbery. in
1866 ~ the Reno Pili-
thin& to do, .. Swr chimes in.
l...iU a lot of Seymour 1em-
.,s liar dlys..""' t.o IOpb-
omoftS 6nd consolation in tbt
sma1Mown ~of John Cou-
pr Mdlcncamp ... r~ always
liked him," Neal sa_Y.S. .. He
tcemS to chink m:n like a kid
would."
..He linp about Seymour:
Starr says.
And Seymour seems to be
· · its bornc1rown sw's ~ rm>r<t sfOtt down.-
town has its window 6llcd with
com shocks. an old hand plow.
and stacks of MeUmcamp's
Srtmm1w album.
The old neiahborbood
hums its memories of McUcn-
camp liU mdodics recaDed
from a firs1 date.
.. John pla~ in our t.ck-
yard many a time," says Hush
Grim. 72. down the street at
730 W. Fifth St. .. He WIS a lit-
tle rounder. He WIS a smart
kJc1 but always kind of a re-
hrl."
If anyth.ina cracks the dull
Vcnett of \he neishborhood
just west of the yellow bride
Emmon BemcnW)' School
where Mclle:ncamp wmt to
school. it is all tbt fim over the
rcbeilious ~ who was
born and raised thctt.
... ~ IOmC of his &n mail
onct an a while." Hammons
51ys.. "I don't know whit to do
with 11. and. onoc. this woman
from Arizona came to the
hou5t -she had rud an an).
de and thouaht be st.ill bved
here.
.. It ham'\ l:Jttn a problem.
really: we 'tt kind of proud of
It. nm is Johnny Coupr's house .. a _.., _
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of the
court
Cheryl Miller talks about
the NCAA tournament
beginning Wednesday.
her idea of romance ,
her clad and whether she'd
play in the all-male NBA.
lylie~•HR
01 lter tu• -tlte lMy T rtja1s of th
U1ittnity of Stderw Catffenil -114
t~e ICU baskttNll tHrumut: 1 don't
hke to look ahead. but JUSl gciung to the
Fin.al Four would be nice. Right now.
~·re pla)~ng ~II. and af ~ conun~ to
jell and correct our weaknesses.. ~·11 be m
the tournament. °' ''° ,res,ects IH ,aayi1g 11 th HA: There were umes last vear where I was
reall y serious about the· NBA. But I look
at our season and the inJunes. and I look
at the men and they're faster and stronger.
I've recei ved some letters. and there are a
lot of rumors Ooating around. lfa team is
~nous. I'll do iL But af it's a JOke. I won't.
But I could JUSl sit there. get m and play a
little bit. If I were drafted rd onl v want to
, play one year. rd hke to get into a su m-
' mer league and Stt how I fared .. I'd have
to bulk up. work on my baJl-handlmg and
, a quick release on my out.side shot But as
far as dnve down the middle. you'd ~ver
catch me doing that.
(/\.Ole. Onlv two women ha ve been
tapped by NBA teams. Lucy Harris of
Delta State in 1977 bv the then-New Or·
leans Jazz and Ann M~ an 1979 by the
Indiana Pacers. Hams consKkred 11 a
pubhc relations stunt and didn't attend a
tryout or regular Lrammg camp. Meyer.;
Signed a frcc.agcnt contract was paid
SS0.000 and went through a thl"Cle-<iay try-
out before being cut)
Ot lier 18Mtiou: I'd like to do some
sporu commentatmg. endorsements and
modeling. When I was little. J wanted to
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6 ·USA WEEKEND · M~RC'H 7-9. 1986
be a fireman. or a skater on Roller Derl>_r
01 lttr st.1 Ill Mslttltlfl: I sta11td JUSl by
shqging loose balls for my brothers. The
ball was ~ than me. As I stancd get-
ting older. my dad would say. -Stt if you
can imitate me." He'd do all these things.
It got easier and easier. When I turned 9
or I 0. I started shooting by myself. One
day my Dad said. ~There's something
about you. .. It was kind of scary: I didn't
know what he meant When I was a third-
gradtt. my best friend asked me to play
on a boys team in a weekend league. My
mother said. .. No. you'll eet hurt ... But I
had 45 points. the team had S4 in all. I got
a kick out of the fathers pulling their boys
out of the games and sayina. ~How could
you let that girt beat you'!' That's what
they always called me. ~that girt ...
h ',a.,il& llt I -·: My whole life I've
been around boys. I didn't have any girt
fncnds. A lot of i-rents didn't want me to
play (With gu1s) because I was too rough.
01 Mill bll: I never had a problem until
it came to shopping. I hated it My moth-
er would say. ~Girt. your feet are too big.~
But I always wanted to be taller. at least 6
feet 5. I want to go anto acung. and that's
the only thmg that could set me back.
01 atilg; I date athletes but I'd prefer
norHlthletcs. They don't have to be taller.
but J won't date anybody 5 feet 8 -he'd
have to be real good-looking! And thett
are the usual jokes. .. Hey. your girlfriend's
sconng averagie 1s more than yours."
01 rtmllCt: I'm very romantic. I like can-
dlelight dinners and holding hands -but
not making out in the movies.
11 'S,..U lllntratM' lllllttq 111r t1tt
... 1 cellqt ,,,,., -........... -
II tltt DU: That's a great compliment
But I let other people do the talk.ing. rtJ
never say that because I don't think that I
am. . . . You hear some thinp on the
court. some players resent it. but everv-
one 's entitled to his opinion. '
01 11tic~11 .. t -Hlt CHryt IUll&_
know so~ there's a~ or 7-year·
old shaging balls. Ifs like the old gun-
fight.er. you can't look over your shoulder B~t I've got the advantage. because I'm
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Massage for tense workers
is becoming a national knead
Suffering from a stiff neck after a
morning on the phone in your offitt'>
Soon you might be able to summon the
t11lined thumbs of a massage therapist to
your desk.. That's what more and more
workers are doing across the USA.
The latest trend in massage therapy IS
receiving rave reviews m companies
from California to New YorX.. Once re-
served for top execs, massage is trickhng
down to the troops.
.. You wouldn't believe the change in
this place," says Jana Janus.. manaaier of
t)'pCSCtting at H.S. Dakm Co .• a San
Francisco-based publishing house.
which stancd a three-day-a-week mas-
~ program a few months ago. Morale
and productivity arc up and aches and
pains down. she says.
D.Wn pays half of the S2S-an-hour
massage fcic. with each employee paying
half only for the time he used Employ-
ees have a choice of going to a special
room for the massqe or have a quick
treatment at their desk.
And the trend is keeping massagc
therapists busy ... I now work with scvCT-
al companies., .. says John Kulick. a mas-
sase therapist in Duluth. Minn. .. ~
mand is cltarly growing. ..
Even if you don't have the new quick
acx:ess to a therapist, don't overlook the
benefits of mas.sage if ~tension has
put a permanent hunch m your sboW-
ders, says Laura Drewes-Parulis.
founder of the International School of Massaee Therapy in San Francisco.
Drewes-Pantlis gives both the tradJ-
tJonal on-the-table massqe and visits
worken at their desJc:s.
.. There is no quest.ion that a good massaar helps you relax. .. says Dr. Gabe
Mi.Jtin. co-euthor of Tht Compl~t
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helps recfuoe muscle soreness and helps
musdes heal by ~circulation.
No massaae shoWd hun. "'There arc
instanca when there will be some dlS-
comfort if you're worona hard on a
deep mwc~ but it should be brief." says
Cary Bland. a 8ethe9da. Md., therapist. .. ~ sboWd be plcaswab6e. ..
A aood ma-.. the therapisls say.
shouJd keep you tangling for at least tw0
da with residual calm lastina a week.. f1'ndina a therapist shouldn't be diffi.
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E\el')one's first conc:cm should be 8Cl·
ng enough caJoncs to ma.int.am the ~
• b el or body fat. says David R. Lamb.
1 rt'I. tor of the exercise physiology labora-
10 at Ohio State University. Columbus.
• re<itlers sometlmcs let their fat drop be-
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lr c' cryonc ts 5 percent of totaJ body
c 1gh t. and that can lead to health prob-
m r,. including complications With the
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1ould be done by a health profCSSK>naJ.
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1ould be complex carl:>ohydrat.es: pasta.
read. whole grams and potatoes. Proper
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Jll 60 percent of the calories should come
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.\nother 15 percent of the caloncs
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9IAI __... l'UI tory eye than liaht clothes IO reduce ro-exams for •te employees. Oection. . ·~ Y~ .. ton are 8 Pllce nfeawe , W ~ 1'.ridelanes for buy-u dw to dlie ICreell • ,_.
ma VDT eqwpmenl . Ille. This reduces eye or body
. •In Maryland and W~ movements causina muscle r. un, lawmakers may f'elUl.tte tiaue liah~ chain and other offn • ir po11lble, lower tile
eqwpmenl . tel.a eo die e,. are loat'la 6"0ne out of three patients I '°"1L
aee complains about stres&-~ •Hue eyes examlmed. la~ sym~ ca~ by v1d-VDT users may require special ~display taminals, •ys Joel cooective lena/For example. ~a~ Anedes ~ bifocals don't work well with
tnsl ~ include eye ltrl1n, ~----· . blurred · · ~ prol> com.put.er screens. ~ nnu
lems, ~ ~t leDSi-: :i" on the lenses also may
tivity and beedact'C1 • • :r.; at ..... 15 I Ill
The volume of oomp&aints lnak ew!IY two -.... And spumd the optometry ICbool ... _ "--1. should be .. lhe u . •ty of Ca1ibnia Wilt Ul..U. not an-
al ~m~ the USA' other cloee iuk such as reed-at Ml open s . .. Hinch
fint eye clinic last Au-"\Sit .. ~ 111 die c11U
pt. What do . . wlda ,... ...., ... ......,
. bcanb youl b IObDllDll -fw wad •die W,.. Have llre-m1ze t e ea t pro ems arms restina over the keyboard
cauted by VDT UllC'! ~ye~ to bm an .. L" Don't let the
pens o&r tbele ~ wrist break; wrist pain is a ~
• 1--die aftk» ....... quent complaint of VDT us.-"C>fficn ba~ been let up for ers. ll
What office talk really means
He was "let ID·" (Rmd that Fared.) She's a .. penonaJ
assistant" (Translation: A secmary.)
Eul)bemilml are. the busin e ~ of the 'SQsi says Jer-
emy l.ewis in the recently pubtilbcd Fair of Sp«da.· TJw
Usa <(Euphmtism (Od>rd University~). Lewis trans-
la1a words delcribq, for~ the perfect~ exec>
utive:
• Sdf ~Mlle 10 ,et up in the momina. •Man m= s nent am tell othen what ao do. • O>mmunlcatiom lkiDI: Ible 10 tpeak and write.
And be lays -job delcripdons: • Tba"e'll be plenty ~opportunity IO chat with ctienU
and p-eet them: Tm _their eo1u and o&r them c:o&e.
• You'I be ~ titimation ~ and next you'll be
puttina tbe lnithi• iOuc6es on a ~ property deal; T~ and more typq. Q
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HIGH TECH
Scrambled. It's defmitdy been the. . ri&bt
word to describe the USA 1s satdlite fV
'stJ~
But after a blur of new rules and new
technoloey, the picture finally is coming
in clear: You11 have to dis& out ~
dough to keep a high-tech TV tuning in all
those movie channels.
Signal-scrambling is the reu>n. The
USA 's 1.5 million di.sh owners once
ptdled in -for free -the satellite ~
miSSlons that pay-TV companies beam to
cable operations nationwide.
In Jan~. all that chaneed With
HBO and Canemax leading the way, a
growing number of broadcastm' signal$
now sail the SU3tospbcrc in electronic
code. They're useless to di.sh watchen
without an expensive descrambler
(around $395~ And there's a monthly fee
you'll pay a cab6e company to code you
tn.
Even with the new oosts, dishes have
advantap. The plus side:
• You1J see some 80 free channels -
foreign and domestic stations -and
dosed-circuit spons events.
• The pm of a dish is dropping. They
start at St,CXX>, compared to $36,SOO six
years ago. Radio Shack just brought out a
dish. with do-it-younelf inmllation. for
S 1.995. And that $395 pm Ill on a de-
scrambler is bound to oome down. too.
•Scrambling isn't comi*tdY cuttina
off dish owners as some fc8rcd. the cable
companies and their advertisers didn't
want to lo9e such a 1uJe audience.
• While scrambtina bas made some
thinp toucher for dish ownen. the Feder-
al Communications Commis.tion just
made other thinp easier, ruling that oom.
munity roniog cannot prohibit dishes.
But satellite dishes aren't for everyone.
Some reasons:
• For many peop&e. even the initial outlal is too hiah.
• _.ogistics. A dish must have an ~
stricted view to the south and west. It also
has to be installed so it remains rock solid.
no matter how strona the wind.
• Some movies aren't &ee anymore.
You have to fi:Jft over a monthly fee to a
cable company for that precious oode. It
l1SUllly becins at SI 2.9S and ps up with
the number of daannds )10'1 want, about
the same deal the cable sublcn'bers ,et.
Your best bet in 6ndq out about dish-
es and dealers may be to ult people who
own them. S.ys awtes Hewitt, the bead of an industry tnde poup: .. People who
have systems like to talk about them ... !l
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MONEY
Credit card splurging
is psychological problem
1JS...l1•ttt
When those m:dit card bills come
pouring-in. do you wonder how-it all
happened? Why did you buy th.rec
Veils and a dozen pair of shoes you'll
never use?
Expens say your credit card splurging
may be more than a whimsical overin-
duJsencc.
Psychiatrists and credit coumelors arc
finding credit card abuse often reflects
deeper psychological problems and it is
a growing problem in today's society.
.. We're being inundated with ~
quc;sts.. for counsding. says Mary
Quinn. director of the National Con-
sumer Credit Foundation, which bas
credit counselors in 256 locations
around the USA. '"Some of our~
tions have four-t<HU week waiting peri-
ods."
Men and more people arc pushing
their green or gold or blUe cards to the
limit -and ~ And it is ~ting
in serious emouonal and financial ~
lerns for the abusers and their wmlics.
.. It is explosive," says Dr. Pmy Ot-
tenbcrl.. senior psychiatrist at the Insti-
tute o( Pennsylvania HospilaJ in Phila-
delphia.
'1he nation bas gone aazy with cred-
it... he says, calling the credit card a
ticking .. plastic bomb."
1bis is I major problem, .. says Dr.
Harold Eist. med.icaJ director of Wash-
~·s D.C. lnstiMe of MenlaJ Hy-
giene. 1bis society tends to emphasize
aa:umulation of ma1eria1 ~ as a mark of 5'1CCeSS. .. Cn:dit card abuse
cuts across all economic and social kv-
• els.
Both fist and Onenbera are 11tat:ing
an i~ number of patients who
tum to credit c:anis as an escape from
other problems.
.. I .always look for drug abuse. aloohol
problems, delinquency, uncon,Qous an-acr. reveoae or pm.ivity," OUcnberg
says. .. I really sec it as a sympeom of many th.inp besides the masuse of the
credit cards... t
Likely credit card offenders:
• lnsecwe people U)'ing lQ win P'
IJOOP-aa:cptati(:e. Orienberg recalls you.na patient who stole his fJ&!l.dm<>l
crs credit card and treated his friends
an all<Xpensc ~d trip to the Baham:
• A spouse m the middle of a bitl
divorce. Credit cards offer a last chan
to "set even .. or fire the last shot
•Parents who had to disappoint ch
dren because of economk restrain
They turn to credit cards and items th
cannot afford to make UJ> for the put
• People who arc depres.sc:d &J
th.ink the cards can buy them a lin
bapp~
•Some qcdjt card holders have
history of difficulty with rules and "I
lations. They feel life has shonchangc
them and the card gives them a chani
to catch up.
•People who believe that if they bl
now with an agreement to pey later, the
~y nc-.:er have to pay. Eist says th
philosophy has been somewhat aagc
rated in "this nuclear asie."
•Uncontrollable impulse buyer
They need to have forceful limits in
~ Sometimes they want to be pw
ished.
•People who feel disentranchisec
They think accumulation of pos,sessior
will make them feeJ better about thcrr
selves. .
-it's happening every day -doz.en
and dottns of times. .. Eist says. .. Peopl
come in for a variety of causes . . . fC
example depression or substance abuse
And one of the mechanisms IO rdiev
~ is to use credit cards for com
fort."
Once people realiz:t their probkm. "' covery comes sk>wty because undertyini
problems also must be solved. .. It's as difficult to discontinue as 11
addiction or srnokina or biting your fin
~ .. Eist says. .. It's a slow prOCleS
tJtating the undertyi.ng problem, learn
ing to substitute more adaptive coP,n&
techniques and buildina a more posttivc
sense of 1elf~m.
.. It's not easy ... he condudes.
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5 steps defuse your debt
Peopae in trouble with their aedi-
tors are often overwhelmed by fear
and panic. Here arc some si 11r5'ions
for handlina a pcnonaJ dcbt crisis:
• c.om..ct )'OS' aedlbs.. Try to . wort out an arran,ement for paying
them of( recommends HOQl'd 0.
grove, public information rnan.aeer
for the Credit Union National ~
ciation in Madison, Wis. .. lf you jUS1
have a minor problem with cash Oow
and can •t pay all your bills. man y
~tors will bdp you work some--
thing out, .. C:O.Ove says.
•A"*l .. c_.,Mkla "Con-
solidating I $300 monthly debt down
to a SlSO monthly payment doesn't
do much pxl if you can't a80rd the
SI SO ... says Md Stiller, executive di-
rector of the Consumer Oedit Coun-sclina Service af Eatan Mamdlu-sens. .. Abo, when )'OU oomolidat.t I
debt. you have to stop borrowing or
you tQdd find younetf with anotbcf
$300 monthly credit bill and a SISO
c:onsolidatioo payment on top of that ..
afford. Director Mary Quinn says the averaee tee is S30 and the foundation
will help anyone, even if they cannot
pay. To find the location of the 4>un-
dation •s nearest ~t counseling
C%'0ter, call (301) 589-5<>00.
•Consider 1 debt nw-. MfPt
........._ Under ~ NatioMi C.On-
sumer Credit Foundation•s debt manaacment propam for people
with serious credit problems. a coun-
ac:lor works out a suin,ent budst for
you and determines bow mucn you
have availabk to repay your debts.
Each month, you tend that amount
to the credit oo.•melor. wbo makes
payment ~ts with your
creditors and sends in your debt pay-
ments. The fOundation charaes I ~ ina scaie rec or ~ o.sso per
month for its debt ~t ~
~ caD ~I ciidit manapwbo
will m&JlllC all your debts for I fee.
but you shoWd uy to find a non-prof-
it a-edit counselor inslcad.. .. Prob
sional debt adjusters o&n cbarJll! a larW! u¢'o!lt tee, and tblf s OOl the
best thing for a family that's already
badly in debt. .. Quinn says.
8 Tllt lld C9t: Mab I ......
... ldck .... It. While most people
,et in~ credit problems for rtaSOOS
beyond their contrOl, such a the km
of their jobs or divorce lettJements.
the main ~ is financial mismaft.
•nienl. Quinn •ys. If you need
bdp creatirw aod ~~ a budfiel,
wnte the bmdabon & infonnluon
on family ~~Cl _,. .....
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Copper Bottom
Cookware
$1 f'er Piece
(Atlanta, GA)
FC&A. a nearby Peachtree
City, Georgia. cof11Pany is
'"giving" away 16.200 ten-piece
sets of famous copper bottom
cookware in an advertising
campaign to increase its mailing
list. The 5 small pieces are only
S l per piece. The 5 large pieces
arc $3 per piece.
These ten-piece sets are guar-
anteed to be available only to
the first 16.200 people who write
to the following address before
midnight. April 13. 1986.
To be elipbk for your set.
you must cut out and mail this
notice with your order. Copies
will not be accepted!
The I ~piece copper hon om
cookware sets being offered are
si milar to those ~ct ~ sold
elsewhere at much higher price~.
All pieces are stainless stee l with
copper bottoms and heat re~is
ta nt handles.
Copper on the out~idc i~
wonderful for cookware. It\
pri1ed the world over.
Stainless steel on the inside
helps keep food from sticking to
the bottoms of pots and pans.
The brilliant. scratch resistant
stainless steel interiors are easy
to clean.
Each I 0-piett set contains:
largr S-1 2 quart dutch oven w lid
lafF 2 quart sauce pan w lid
large 10'" skillet (uses oven lid)
I quart sauce pan w lid
S 8 quart sauc:c pan w/lid
8'" killet
Most cooks would love to
own copper bottom cookware.
but not everyone can afford sets
like this. Similar set sell for
o~r $100. Don._ wait to send in
your order. You could mi thi
bargain of a lifetime!
Ufdime Guanntff
Each l~piece copJXr bottom
· cookware set weighs over 7 lbs.
Its constructipn Is so heavy and
durable that we offer an uncon-
ditional lifetime money-back
guarantee. If for any reason you
are ever dissatisfied with the set.
simply return it to us for a full
refund with no questions asked.
Sony. Only I Set Per Customer
Because of the limited avail-
a bi Ii t y in th is nationw id e
publicit ) campaign and our
desire to o b ta in add it ional
na me~ fo r our mailing list. only
I set ma y be purchased b~ each
customer. Absolutely no exce p-
tion~ will he pennitted. Checks
fo r more than I set will be
re turned to customer~.
Not Sold In Storts
This wid ely ad ve rtised fa-
mous copper botto m cookware
set will not be sold by us in
store~. Order now! Tear out this
ad. and mail it to the add ress be-
low before midnight. April
13, 1986.
Frtt With \'ow Ordtt
We will give you a S-piece
wooden spoon set ($5.00 value)
free with yourorder.asa further
"'inducement to get you to order
and to be able to make use of
your name for our mailing list.
It's yours to keep even if yo u re-
turn the cookware set.
Don't Walt. Order Now!
Don't wait past the April
13, 1986 deadline. Order now!
Tear out and mail in this ad with
your name and address and a
check for $19.95 plus $6.00
heavyweight shipping and
handling charge to our follow-
ing address: FCltA, Dept.
LUW-J. 103 OoveT Green.
Peachtree City. GA 30269.
Remember. satisfaction i.s
gua ra nteed or your money
back! • -FC&A
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FOOD
Chowder down!
It's a classic,
coast to coast
1J I.my S1mati1
No Name Restaurant -hidden awa
on Pier 17 in the huee Boston Harbor -
is ctou. brisk busines.1 in •c:fiOW..clah.
Since 1~16, it bas terVed up the milk
seafood stew that for &enentions has fort
tied wor1cina people aloaa ooes1al ~ ~ .. We ,et the 6s6 frah otf th
boet, chop it up and toa it in, .. says owne
Nick Contos.
Yank« mapzine senior editor Susa!
Mahnke says the New Ensland dll!li
must have salt port. potalOeS, onion, miD
and one other ingredient. such as fish
clams, lobster, shrimp, oysterS or evei
com.
Bosaoo is cbowderdom 's Commanc
Central, but various versions of the •
vary stuff' are cooked up &om New Ens
land 10 the Pacific Nonhv.at.
It is not uncommon few com 10 be add
ed 10 dam chowder on C.pe Cod. c.on
chowder also is found inland in Vcrmon·
and Mmouri, where people love t.ba1
chowder tasae but don't always have ac
~ 10 frah seafood.
'' Cllawdlt" is "'9 E1&11n•
Siii Mtl.
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Midv.oesa.emers substitule freshwater fish.. like bas.\ and pike, for dams. Jn
Maine, haddock. cod and even IU9Cious
lobster find their way into the pot
Then there is Manhattan dam chowder
-brllrunq with 10ma10e:S, ~.RQ:
tatoes, peppeis and a slew of .heriiiFU
spices. and not a drop of milJc in' sicbi.
From New Y ortc 10 the south, tomato ~wins over milk.
Maryland's Easiem Shore chowder is
spiked with spicy crab .. boil .. « hot pep-
per sauce. Andrew's Riverside in Fort
l.auderdUe, Fla.. aves a mum chowder
in a tomato-and-thyme broth. Key West
is &moos for its conch ~ lo9dect
with 10maloeS, peppeiS, salt paR and moush hot lpica ~ brq a tittle tear 10 r:.=.;:r~ ~ maDlllei of
The West C.ollt chowder 100.
At Mo's on the Ncwpori, Ore.~
fi'ont, Mobavi Niemi serves a dlllic,.
milky dam chowder "the same way as
people nude it in their homes 4S...
"°'when the bay was Oded with:
and money was bard 10 come by." [J
16 •USA WEEx!No• MAltCH 7-9. 1986
zn-.StJle Con Cllawder
Fry bacon ~ Crilp. PQ6 off II but 2 ~ °' the t.cclli f8l. s.. onion Ind celery . tender. Add .... Ind ~ root. Ind
Lrttil ..,.., moue 1s '° 20 ,,...,..., Add
remeining i 9 edlel lta Ind reheat. Do not
. Top wiltl the CN'ntlted t.cclli. SerY9s 4.
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Amtnk now gives you more reasons to tnvet to more places.
We've just lowered our Al Abollrd
00~ . :::;-;::Sisoc:.=~
1Wo resions for $225 rouncltrip. Or
trnel cont-to-cont and see the
AAA FARES country in between for just $275
L..-..----------1 . rouncltrip.
We're .aso Introducing• new fare for shorter dist.lcti. For
any trip wtter. a one-wmy ticket is over $50 and you do not
c:hMae trains, your return trip is
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just$7.
OD Amtrllk's new fares alow you to
travel wllllOUt •hassle. No advance
purchase is,....... and If your plMs
RETURN FARE stGllkl chmse, you cm cancel .. to 30
. minutes before......-. wllllOUt
pemltJ. What's more you lit 2 stop..o\19rs on most roundtrips
and chil*en under 12 p for ........... Just purchase your ticket
by May 30, 1988 Md complete,_.. trav .. by J .... 29, 1986.
And on Ambak you travel in comfort and ... what almost
everyone ........ ~.
The country you're ba•••
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Some .... trtctlons may
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It's new! R's i11PFoved!
You get to ca11y it,_..
March of progns
leaves the-customer -
olding the baggage
I ~ aw an Id tOr a oom-mutier airline about a new .. im-
proved"" b ... mvice. The im-
provement IS that instead of an air·
line empk>)'ee canyina your IUIPIC
out IO the pUc. YOU lf=l 10 carry
the .... out 10 the plane. This is typical o( what puses for
improved 9CrVice these days. .
In the bank, you uted to band
)'Ota' checks and deposit or with-
drawal llisa IO a 1dler. and the Idler
would son out the slips, push diftier.
mt buaom and then hand you the
cash or receipl. Now they have im-P"Md ~ 9efVice IO -much
that nobody does anythill( tor you.
1DS1mCS m waiU.. in tine b'-a teB-
er. you ..n in line tor a rmchine. Then you push aU the bunons
and son out all the sliJJL lftbere is any mislak.e, you have onJy
younelf 10 blame. This may noc be better tor you. but it's betta tor the bmk.
It started with the supermmtm. I can remember when you'd
ao to the~ store and tell the srocer what you wanted and
he'd find It, lake it down from the thelvcs and put it in a p1per
bl& for you. Now thqs have improved a lot. You ftnd iL You lift it inlO
the ~ .. cart You put it on the checkout counter. About
haJf the tune. you bis it )'OUl'ldf and you carry it out to the car
younclf. I don't mind doq all this. you under'mncL bu& I &ii
to tee how it is bener.
To make a Ions diswKe phone call. you med 10 1dl the
operator what ci~y and phone number you Wiiiied. That WIS Ill
you Md 10 do. She would If=\ the number for )'OU. Somclimes
you'd haw her 1a1kina opemor .. '° WJCher OpetalOr. with
codes Ind all that Now you ~ >wr own operator. This may
not be asier fi>r you. but ifs allel' iJr die pbone CDmPlftY·
Theft med to be an elnllOr rmn in our buiMirc Hil n11nt
wa -BiD knew what =:er-'6 ca I De¥er bid IO tell bim. Bil mi the elmnor, md c::lamd the door, Ind we
would~ a word or two lbc>Ul she« e Uher. Several )'C9l1 :r.-:,':=~~~~ct;:'-=
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HUMOR , ETC .
WHAT IN THE WORLD
Follow the 1,150 bouncing balls
The National Basketball Association. which drib-
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the bounce out of many a ball. The league uses
1.150 a year. Stacked up. lhey·d hit a height of 910
feet -three times the size of the Stat~ of Liberty.
127 times taller than 7-foot-2 Los Angeles Lakers
-star~ AbduJ.Jabbar.
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year, the Internal Revenue Service mailed us near-
ly 90 million income tax peck.ages -a stagtring
17.4 million pounds of paper. That means the
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about 77 pounds in bad news.
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t:he USA 's richest person puners around in an old
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Bridges built a long career
Stars as general in
'Dress Gray' drama
beginning tonight
By JERRY BUCK
l#T......._ ....
BEYERL Y HILLS -Whenever Lloyd
Bridges walked around th e campus of the
New Mex._ico Military Institute in uni form
the ~dets threw him snappy salutes.
Bndges. who had enlisted for the
duration of the NBC miniseries ''Dress
Gray" as a major general. returned all the
salutes.
"I wasn't quite su re if they were serious
or not," he said. "I think most of them
Williamson donninf!
Mountbatten mantle
By JERRY BUCK
l#T ......... W,,._
BEVERLY HILLS -The dissolution of
British control of India, which began with
last year's "The Jewel in the Crown," is
completed an "Mountbatten : The Last
Viceroy."
The siic-pan miniseries, currently ru n-
nina on public television, tells the story of
the last two turbulent years of Briush rule.
Nicol Williamson stars as Lord
Mountbatten, the hand-
some aristocrat sent to
dismantle 200 years of
Enalish sovereignty.
'"Gandhi' and 'Jewel
in the Crown· showed
India.from the point of
view of the Indians,"
Williamson said. "In
th.is we show India from
Mountbatten's point of'--.---'
view. You are aware of WUUamtoD
the machinations and work.inJ of the
British Raj more than i'n 'Gandhi.· -
"There is a fascination by Americans
with India. Look at the number of ma.ior
productions lately. Af\cra while I thinJc the
Americans will lo5C their love affair with
India. It's merely a curiosit¥ about the
mysteriou.s East ~use ~mencans by and
Larae arcn t acqulllntcd wuh the subconti·
nent"
Williamson found the on-location work
in India difficult. "It's eittrcmcly hot.
There is incred1ble poverty. It's difficult to
get around. On the other hand, it's a
faicinatina country. It's not an easy
country to work in. but bccau~ of the
charm of the people and the majesty of the
architecture, I can see why people have
love affairs with India.
"I loved the country. but I wouldn't want
to go back any time soon. I prefer the
serenity of Sri Lanka."
W1lhamson, a tall. slender, sandy-haired
native of Scotland. was well suited to play
Mountbatten. But he made no effon to do
an impersonation.
"I'd never met Mountbatten, but I know
Lord Snowdon (ex-husband of Pnncess
Margaret) quite well," he said. "He had
taken pictures of a film I was involved in
before. He said, 'I hearJou're going to do
Mountbatten.' He sa1 he was a very
private person. He had a very, very real
charm that was not manufactured and a
charisma for drawing people to him and
getting the best out of them."
Williamson said he never heard voice
recordings of Mountbatten. "He was a
cousin to the royal famil y," he said. "They
talk by pU'Sh1n4 words out through their
noses, so I imagine he did. 100. But I didn't
talk that way."
Mountbatten's father was First Sea Lord.
chiefof the British Navy. but was forced to
resign in World War 1 because of anti·
German feelina. "He then chanaed the
name from Batten burg to Mountbatten."
he said. "Mountbatten was determined to
wipe out that slur against the family ..
The $11 million series was financed by
Mobil Oil Corp. and British busine man
Georae Walker. Unlike most series for
"Masterpiece Theater," 1t is bcina broad-
cast here before beinit shown in Britain
knew wbo 1 was .but ma_ybe some of the
younger cadets didn't. Still, they run a
pre~ strict school there."
Bn.dJCS stat:'. as the superintendent of a
prcsugious. m1htary academy that is hit by
the mystcnous death of a gay cadet in the
two-part, four-hour miniseries. It also stars
Alec Baldwin, Hal Holbrook and Eddie
Albert.
"Dress Gray" was adapted by Gore
Vidal from the book by Lucian K.. Truscon
JV and directed by Glenn Jordan. It is set
against the background of the Vietnam war
in the late 1960s. NBC will broadcast the
drama tonight and Monday.
T~e cast spent a week at Roswell. N.M .•
filming the scenes at the military academy.
"Ther have plenty of tennis courts and
there slots of clean, fresh air,·· Bridges said.
"Otherwise, there's not a lot to do there."
Before "Dress Gray," Bridges finished a
role as Jefferson Davis in the second part of
.. North and South."
In "Dress Gray" he plays Maj. Gen. Axel
Rylander, a man nearing the end of nis
career.
"He doesn't want to make waves " he
said. "I think he's a moral man with good
character, but he's tired. He turns all the
work of investigating the death over to Hal
Holbrook. Maybe he doesn't want to know
the truth. It might hurt the reputation of the
school.'"
While Gen. Rylander has great pride in
the school. he doesn't like the way
Holb_rook (as Brig. Gen. Charles HcdJCS) is
running the school. He feels that Hedges is
too much of a martinet.
Bridges. 73. has played many military
men an a professional career that stretches
back to the 1930s. One of the most
memorable was "A Walk in the Sun" in
1945.
Bridges was an the Reserve Officer
Training Corps at UCLA but skipped
summer camp to play in summer theater.
As a result be never got a commission and
when World War 11 came along he had a
family.
At UCLA. playwright Sidnef Howard
spotted him an a production o "Yellow-
J8Ck" and encouraged him to become a
professional actor. "Mr, dad wanted me to be a lawyer; he
said. • I majored in political science, but all
I wan ted to do was act. I did all the plays at
UCLA. but I never had the co~ to say
that's what f wanted to do until I met
Sidney Howard "
Bridges worked in New York durina the pion~ringdays of live television. He's aJso
been 1n more min1scncs than he can counl
Those he remembers arc: "Roots." "Mov-
iola," "The Blue and the Gray," ''East of
Eden," "Nonh and South, Part U " "~rae Wa\hington." and "Ben1amin
Franklin."
Sunday, March 9. 1986 3
•
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'Miami' star's vice: Greed
Johnson wanted air
trips worth 33,000
for heart fund benefit
By LYNDA HIRSCH
Peter ReckeU, who shaved his beard and
cut his locks to go undercover as Bo on
"Days of Our Lives," admits, "It was scary
to see myself in the mirror for the first tim e
without a beard in a long time. I was glad to
have the beard off for a while, but I'm just
as glad that the show.is having me grow it
back."
Reckell was one of the bi$ draws at the
Pittsburgh Heart Association Heart-A·
Throb benefit, which was held in Pit-
tsburgh Feb. 22. •
The major no-show of the day was
"Miamj Vice's" Don Jolulso•. Johnson
insisted that a Lear jet pick him up in
Miami to fly him to Pittsburgh. According
to the people at the heart association,
DonJohn90n Peter Reckell
Johnson was not particularly interested in
helping a worthy cause, but merely getting
as much transportation as he could out of
one of the Pittsburgh corporations that
agreed to provide said transportation.
Johnson said that after his IQ.minute
stay on stage he wanted to flown by the
same Lear jct to Los Angeles. He then
-l>ayli111e oa.a
Thaao left 'Days' to
pursue film career
By LYNDA HIRSCH
Q. I've been a fan of"Days of Our Lives"
for many years, and I was wondering if you
could answer a couple of questions. Did
Thaao Penghlis, who plays Tony DiMera,
quit the soap, or did he just take time off to
film the movie "Under Siege"? Also, when
do the writers plan on revealing the true
identity of The Pawn? -S.L., Sylvania,
Ohio.
A: T1aaao decided not to raew ~
coatract. A~I to kim, Ile ltacl told dae
"Daya of Ou Lives" proclacen tltat Ile
WHlcl 1tay011 or u extra ab weeks to live
dae cltaracter aa excel ... , deada ace•e.
Procl•cers decided not to kill off dae
cltaracter. Tltaao aay1 lle'd still ret•n for
tltat.
laclde•taUy. tile mlHte Tltaao left
"Daya," several ... , operas, met .. ._.
"A.Hdaer Worl4" ... "GaenJ Hoqt~
calle4 &e see 11 Ile was wllllq &e J•ia &Mir
casts. For MW, Tltaao la P"ttlac .. ytlme
on ltold ia ltopes of d•lal more hi prime
time ud movfes. nuo ltacl a feat•re4 nle
la tM William H•rt movie "AJtere4
States."
4 Sunday, March 9, 1986
Aa for The Pawn, look for tbat charact er
to learn kit Identity bit by bit H d then -
wlle• Ile reallies be's actually Roman
Brady -to keep tbt a secret from Utose
aroud blm. We figure tbls storyline llas
uywltere from 1lir montlts to a year to go
before everyone learns wbo Tbe Pawn
really Is.
Q: I'd like to know if you could write a
recap of the week's soaps in your columA.
-J.S., Jacksonville, Aa.
A: We already do provide a weekly wrap-
•P of boda tile daytime u d prime-time
aoapa (wklclt nn weekly In tbe Daily
PUot). Yoa mlpt clteck wltll tile editor of
yoar particular aewspaper to see U tllere's
u latereat hi carryhlg It. n ey may ltave
already declde4 tltat &My oaly wut tile
"1outp" er dae Q6A portloa of tile colu:aas
we pre•We. We're wlda yoe, tllffp -we
certalaly woel4 like to see oer weekly
1ammary of Ute soap operas In yo.r paper.
Have a question about lour favorite
soap or soap star? Write to ynda Hirsch
c/o News America Syndicate, P.O. Bo~
19620, Irvine, C.Jif. 92714.
wanted the jet to stay . overnight at his
~e1ftm c o iam1.
When the corporation sponsoring the air
travel added up the bill they realized it
would total $33,000, so they told Don
Johnson to "Miami Beat It," they'd rather
give the money directly to the heart
association.
Johnson missed the show, which fea-
tured such heartthrobs as Stoey JacbM,
last seen on "The Insiders," Pat Peteno11
(Michael on "Knots Landing"), Scott
Valeatlae (seen as Nick on "Family Ties")
and Pklllp Browa (Neal on "The Colbys").
When 7,000 fans, half of whom had
stayed up all night to see Johnson, were told
he wouldn't be there, there was much
screaming and yelling. It seems that many
of the disenchanted fans walked out. When
asked who they were upset with, it was
clearly Don Johnson. The fans first thought
there was some mistake and Johnson
would show. When he didn't, many vQwed
never to watch "Miami Vice" agam.
This is exactly the kind of publicity that
NBC was upset about concerning "Miami
Vice." Between Plllllp Mlcllael Tltomas'
cgostistical statements and Don Johnson's
lifestyle, "Miami Vice" is creating lots of
concern for NBC execs. Althou~ those in
the know will say Thomas 1s at least
enjoying and having fu n with his success,
the same people are saying that Don
Johnson is no fun at all. • • • For Ken Olla fans who cheered when
they got to see him as Father Ch1'istopher
on "Falcon Crest" after he'd been wntten
out on "Hill Street Blues," you can start
booing again. It seems the character of
Father Christopher has left the show. The
reason? We hear that they got lots of mail
from Catholic viewers who were appalled
that Father Christopher would have a yen
for Melissa. • • • Gllllu Spencer (ex-Daisy on "All My
Children") can still be seen on "Another
World's" writing credits. Spencer is set to
leave "Another World's" writing cast in
early March. But the talented Spencer will
still be employed in the writing field· she is
becomina a script/story consultant for ·· All
My Children."
":Ne h_ear that AM Cs producers wouldn't
mind 1f Spencer decided to write her
character of Daisy back into the show.
Spencer left AMC earlier this year because
she wanted to concentrate on writing. • • • If you wonder where Suu Seafortll
Hayn ~Joanna on "The Young and
Restless' ) has been lately, it's Sarasota.
Aa., where her real-life husband Blll Hayea
is appearinJ in "Tribute." Seaforth Hayes
will be playing his ex-wife in that.show. Just
a reminder that Bill returns to the role of
Douf Williams on "Days of Our Lives" in
Apri . We undentand that producen are aivina him a very hot storyline for his
return.
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Sunday. March 9, 1986 9
-Dayti111e Coal.
-Sunday -Morning----
... Cl) EAITP llAL TILITNON This 15tt•
an11u111 ''" n 1.i1•P1 benefits rehab11itetio11
SSJrv•C.f''> 1 , 11. .. 11'>ab'ed Scheduled ap
pea111r .. t 1 J11tP1t<> Bert1nelh Ra'Y
Ch.i1t1><. '<>'" r MS)'lhe Mark Harmon
Carol I ,;w"" 'f· • ore1110 Lamas and n 1ch
l 11!11· Ho •• r It AonnP Do• na Mills 11
hrs J
Ii) DtOI' UM. 'MU ([)DAV.CW~ US vs fcuador n 11
first round douo1es match 1n1 (3 tirs}
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U1 TOOAY'UBJCMOM
PIMOIW. ......
M QMTOPHD ClOllUP
UY MADIURY TMIATD An eccent111.
film d11PC.to1 tPlls ..i young wr•te1 a "f.;•'•E:
tingling ghost c;tory th:it r-o...-·es true Pete•
o ·t oote stars
.. 'AITHWAYI
NICIORY taOUT ....,,.. TllMMlt THI ARTS
YOUTH MD TMl-1
CtlURCH II T1tl Hom ...,. ......
AmlCUL TUM U.•.A.
MMOLDADAMI
llO¥ll LO\!' Streams f t984. 010
ma) John Cass.i-Pt"" GPra Rflwtands
~hrs. t6rn11) JOm MD THI PUllYCATI
WILCO. Hom. AL mAN I\ teenage
boy s hie u11r!P•g~ senous changes
when hoe, p::i•ents bnng 111s reta•ded sister
!ana H•ll) home to live I t hr )
WUTMOOIC MOMTAL H llCMI ·r~'Y live Ry Night 11949
Ofama) Farley Granger C..athy 0 llonnell
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Goldie Haw11 C'hrl<; Sar11ndo11 ( 1 hr . 36
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10 Sur,dth March q 1986
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A young baseball pl;iyer confronts cP~rc;t
awtudes wher he quits the team to "0 'p
his mother with ·woman's wOlk ·
I DR.MQQDIMD ... VBJIA ,. QOOO ...
7:11 IUllDAY llON•lll Scheduled profile of
~mqer Rosemary ~lo<Y1ey c~porate , ..... r
1~ fOf drug abuse ( 1 h1 . 30 rmn )
U CMICICPOlfT Topic the affect fhE'
mind 01 one s altitude has on the hi>.i'rh
of the bodr
LOMI m•n .. Wl.OIMfH
LNIRY.IDllU
LLOYD Oii.Vii ,,_,, IWMUll'T
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MmlTOOlll
_. "A Mino! Muacte" ( 1983. 0111
ma) John Huston. Pele { 1 hr 4 1 rr11n l
7:11 (Ill llOYll "The Molly Magulrec' I Hl 0.
Orama) Sean Conner., Rich11rd Harrie: I:>
hrs . 30 min) .. I ,_+All "P11va11za11on Cl) WTB llAL TILETMON CONTINUll ._.. ..
u.oYD O&a.'91 ,..,,, .......
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with tropical fish. creatirig dK<:o lights a
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AITDICMOOl WICW. Are You My
Mo lhp1'> Thp p1rgh1 ''' the hon.,elf>SS is
cJPp•t tPt1 11 1t11<. story ut a girt who d•S<.<'~
e .. t '"' "" c.11e>P'•"Pdly tjead r •other rs
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DrnrrMJ Judy DA\•<. Vrtor 8<11 <>•Jt>P t;>
hr!. 43mu I
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DAYOfWO.Y
U1TB llAL 1UTMOM CONTINUll
UllllTM COftlUll)
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•••llTMU. ., ........
.allT&OOI(
.._. ... ROCK Wem~ey rec.-ves the
power to fly but his experience 1cn't as
~at as he had thought rt would be O LSJ IOLD8'I He. Atter serving in W011d
War t a you'1Q 'll8n feels the pain ol aheo ~ ~·, t ._.. ' n •"\\Vf""
-lunclay Cont • .
Nancy Marchand and Richard Backus
star.
I LMllY_. • ......,.
-mA IAIU1IAU. Indiana Pacers at
Philadelphia 76ers (Live) (2 hrs.. 30
min) 8 tlD COUIQI IAIU1IAU. Atlantic
Coast Conference Champk>nshlp Game --l'~fe~_::·2h")
.... DlllAM
nm 1 CAI ITOllY
llOWW "The Purple Rose Of Cairo"
( 1985, Comedy) Mia Farrow, Jeff Dan-
lets. (1 hr., 22 min.)
CH)llOWW "Micki & Maude"' ( 1984 Com-
edy) Dudley M00<e, Amy Irving. ( 1 hr , 58
min.)
Cl) UITa llAL. llLITMOll This 15th an-
nual fund-raiser benefits rehab1llta1ion ser-
vieeS IOI' the disabled Scheduled appear-
ances by Valene Bert1nelli, Ray Charles,
John FOl'SY1he. Mark Harmon. Carol Law-
rence. LOl'enzo Lamas and Rich Little
Hosts: Pat Boone. Donna Mills (3 hrs ) tD -..OUS TOWN MAU -(fZ) llOWW "A Gathering Of Eagles"
( 1963. Drama) Rock tfudson. Rod Tay-
IOI'. (2 hrs .. 25 min~ --1DOD9 ..... .. ,. IUIOlt U•ML Hous1on Astros
vs. Los Angeles Dodgers (Live) (3 hrs .. 5 _
1
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C#n'O&.~
ICBmYPOAB '" ~CAllTOllY
IPUlll~ ..
llOWW "Airplane!" ( 1980. Comedy)
Robert Hays. Julie Hagerty ( 1 hr 28
min.)
-.rFA&.WILL
tW (J) IAITll IUL TalTHOlt COlf1'IMI
WALL~~AIPORT ---·••tr• IMlmOO~Y
......cl MATM
Clllamnt .-T~tulAMmlAVIOll
COUHI IAIU1IAU. Southwest Con·
ference Championship llve from Dallas. (2
hrs)
(%) llOWW "Airplane!" ( 1980 Comedy)
Robert Hays. Julie Hagerty ( 1 hr. 28
1t:almln. 1'111 WB wmtDAVID ~Q ...,~
Olll9CI .-T~tuWemlAVIOll
llOWW "The Year Of Living Dangerous-
ly" ( 1983. Drama) Met Gibson, Sigour-
ney Weaver. ( 1 hr .. 55 min.) m fount MD IUUTYWITM Da. llOUWt
-Afternoon---•
-· WOlli..-0 Scheduled: JoM Collins va. Robbie Sims for the USBA
Middleweight title. schedUled IOI' 12
rounds 111/e from Las Vegas. Nev. ( 1 hr.) ._., ....
(!) ,_ IUIOlt IA•ML ChlC8go Cub9
vs. Mitwaullee Brewers (Live) (3 hrs )
I IUCll ti/I HAZZAllD
..... Hosted by Cab Calloway, a
lool<-and listen-to the Ol'iglnal music vi-
deo e ,. mlOlt tA•AU. Callfomia An·
gel1 vs. San Diego Padres (Live) (2 tn.
30m1n.l
• =.-:-ITGllY I).,. "A Passage To India" (1984,
Orama) Judy Davis. Victor Banerjee (2
hrs . 43mln.)
(J:) llO¥ll "Camelot" ( 1967, Musical)
. Richard Harris. Vall8SS8 Redgrave. (2
hrs ~ 59 miQj __
Cl) ....nlOCll-c nil LOIT --· It's a battle of wills when Allee and Trixie
make a pitch for better treatment from
their husbands Q
l w.m.
tl:ll NA IOll Doral Open final round. llve
from Miami, Fla. (1 hr .. 30 min.) 8 -IOAll ln1ervlews with Kim
Zimmer ("Guiding Light"), Richard Eden
("Santa Barbara") and Leslie Easter·
~~~") ........ ~ llOVll "4 FOi' Texas" ( 1963. Western)
Frank Sinatra. Ursola Andress. (2 hrs., 35
lm1nJ..""'°wU11IUl111.1ui ITAIUY
AlaCMITOllY
.,. "The Cat People" ( 1942, HOI'·
ror) Simone Simon. Kent Smith. (1 hr , 30
min)
11:11 e PUDGI aM Regularty scheduled
programming may be delayed due to
pledge breaks
W D LJIQA IOll Kemper Open final round.
live from Kaanapah Golf Club 1n Maul. Ha·
wall (2 hrs) 8 AT THI llOWWI Scheduled reviews:
"Trouble in Mind" (Kris Kristofferson.
GeneV1eVe Bujold). "Turtle Diary" (Glen·
da Jackoon, Ben Kingsley) : "Highlander"
We
PROUDLY
present
LINDSEY
CORNELL
NOWI
Our AMual
Spring
Special
for Children
Portraits
Uniquely
Created In
our Beautiful
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Ji"~~rittopher Lambert).
§ IM DMO ICllCll Al11C .... ,.
Sena vs Universl1y City High School
• llO¥ll "Me And The Colonel" (1958,
Comedy) Danny Kaye. Curt Jurgens. (2
tus.) -
8-CO'Mm -· m'll WLUI a. -Willie Nelson hosts hlahliohts trom "Austin City Limits." featunng-perform-
ances by Janie Fricke, Mefle Haggard.
Loretta Lynn, the Ricky Skaggs Band,
Emmytou Harris, John Anderson. B.B .
King, Kris Kristofferson. Roy Orbison and
Alabama. ( 1 hr .• 35 min.)
Gi) POCUI Oii IOCllTY
{()DA•CW,_ U.S. vs Ecuador In a
first round singles match. (Taped) (2
hrs.)
~ IAl19 IUL 1ILlnal CClllTllm
(l)llCMI "The Old Maid" (1939, Orama)
Bette Davis. Mlr1am Hopkins. ( 1 hr.. 35
min;.. I .... AUC'Tal
t9 WM ti/I nil IT• Actr96S Valerie Per-
rtne challenges Jockey Wiiiie Shoemaker
Ito t~=o=hree horse races.
M.L•nllPAaY ----POCUI • IOCllTY llOWW "The Man In The White Sul1"
(1951. Comedy) Alec Guinness. Cecil
Parker. ( 1 hr .. 24 min.) wlw.,.,.• 1a HI WOllTI MlmAY Donald Curry vs.
Eduardo Rodriguez IOI' the Wor1d WfA...
lerweight tltle. scheduled for 15 rounds
live from Fort WOl'lh. Texas. ( 1 hr.)
You will be PRO<JD too ...
J<MO E. Paclnc Coast Hwy, Corona del Mar. CA
Sunday, March 9, 1986 11
-lunclay Cont.
8 (I) EAITIR IUL TB.ITHON This 15th ers," "Santa Barbara" and "Hollywood
annual fund-raiser benefits rehabllltatiQn Beat." Semifinal round. (1 hr.)
services for the disabled. Scheduled ap-e (tJ WOM.D CUP .-Same-day cov-
pearances by Valerie Bertlnelli, Ray erage of the Men's Giant Slalom from As-
Charles. John Forsythe. Mark Harmon. pen, Colo. (1 hr.) .
Carol Lawrence. Lorenzo lamas and Rich m 110Y11 "Overboard" (19Th Adven-
tmte:-1'tostr1>arBoornr.t>onna Mll1s. t3 ure 7'ngle Otcklnson, CllffRobertson. (2
~~~~~-;h~rrs~....,,.,'::"l:":~-=-=-..,....,,?7"t:'-=----~,,.-~~~--!..:h:.f!r~ o n nver e e r ty ass1c. GARY-.rALD
(Taped) (1 hr.) --••llPWIO 8 UNDIMIA W0M.D OF "ACQUll COW-DAYllCUPTW U.S. vs. Ecuador in a
TUI DUUU ,-.. ·-·-first round singles match. (Taped) (1 hr ..
vr ,_ 30 M'OJ. llOYll "Fantasy Island" ( 1976, Ora-Cl) "Allee Adams" ( 1935, Orama)
ma) Bill Bixby, Sandra Dee. (2 hrs.) Katharine Hepburn, Fred MacMurray. (1 1?:: .. ~·~ ~ 'Alm Jesse seeks revenge when his d 9 .-AT PDPOlllANCll "Irving Berlin's
good tnend 1s murdered by a gang leader. America" Classic film performances by
In stereo ( 1 hr.) Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers.
CZ)llOYll "My First Wife" (1984, Drama) Judy Garland, Ethel Merman, Mitzi Gaynor
John Hargreaves. Wendy Hughes. ( 1 hr.. and Marilyn Monroe highlight this look at
35 min.) how the music of Irving Berlin encapsu-
e;) ._ ICOTT lates the spirit and times of America. ( 1
2:9 GD LPGA GOLF Kemper Open final round. hr .. 35 min.)
from Kaanapali Golf Club in Maui, Hawaii. • 1 llOM MD lmlDY ialWIUTllQ~~lay)~) DMICMUPPllt IW • IHAICIRAM HOUR "All's Well That
Ends Well" Helena secretly pursues her
2:m ,... ... -POllD'I AmllCA A husband to Florence where she initiates a
musical salute to America featuring Lee plot to claim her rights as Bertram's wife
Greenwood. Shirley Jones. Larry Gatlin i art 2 of 3) (1 hr.) and the Gatlin Brother$, Marilyn Mccoo HI (11) GD ...
and Juh Maners. ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) 'Am Jesse seeks revenge when his
HO II NCAA IA•ITIAU. ~PAIR-good friend is murdered by a gang leader
INGI The selection of the 64 teams and In stereo. ( 1 hr.)
their pairings for the upcoming NCAA D LC>Mm QllUNr'I .W WLOIJINlll A
Men's Tournament live from Kansas City, look at the birds of the war-torn Falktands
~ DCfTING WOM.D Of...., MD llAUTY :~~ses on the Islands' penguin popula-
Drag racer "Big Daddy" Don Garlits tries ()) ll"A"l"H
to conquer the five-second quarter-mile. 8 YOUR CM01C1 POii THE AUi AWNIDI D II) IOXING Pernell Whitaker (7-0, 6 From the Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles'
KOs) \IS John Montes (29-3. 22 KOs) in Ambassador Hotel, the presentation of
a lightwe1gnt bout scheduled for 10 fan-voted awards highlighting the past
rounds from Hampton Bays, Va. (Tape year 1n film. The categories are best
delay) ( 1 hr.) motion picture. best actor I actress. best 8 llOYll "Shamus" ( 1973, Mystery) supporting actor I actress and best song.
Burt Reynolds. Dyan Cannon. (2 hrs.) Hosts: Patty Duke. Elliott Gould. (Taped)
(!) IEAl1'D IUL TILITHCll This 15th an-l hrs.) nual <iund-raisef benefits rehabllitatlon ser-ITAll Tllllt
vices for ttie disabled. Scheduled appear-DON WJ.11AN
ances by Valerie Bertinelll, Ray Charles, DARYL HALL MD .aottN OATll From ·
John Forsythe. Mark Harmon, Carol Law-New York's Apollo Theatre: Hall & Oates
rence. Lorenzo lamas and Rich Llt11e. team up with former Temptations mem-
Hosts: Pat Boone. Donna Miiis. (3 hrs.) bers Eddie Kendricks and David Ruffin to m Cl) llOYll "Eddie Macon's Run " sing "The Way You Do the Things You
(1983. Drama) John Schnelder, Kirk Do," "My Girl" and "Every1ime You Go
Douglu.{2 hrs.) Away." ( 1 hr.)
~ MllODUClll llOLOQY CD '~ TAU TMIATM "Sleeping Beau-
IUM eo.l'I ULT WATa .IOUMU. ty" Beverly D' Angelo, Bernadette Peters
MOT..calAM.YTHI... and Christopher Reeve star in the classic llCMI "Mr Blandlngs Builds His tale of a beautiful princess who can be
Dream House" ( 1948. Comedy) Cary awakened only by a kiss from a hand-
Gra~rna Loy ( 1 hr .. 34 min.) some prince. ( 1 hr.)
Cl) "The Hunter" ( 1979, Orama) Cl) LRITYLll Of THE lllCM MD 'AllOUI
Si eve McOueen. Eli Wallach. ( 1 hr .. 38 Interviews with Engelbert Humperdinck.
min.) Charles Bronson and wife Jill Ireland. Ger-.. all li•llJllllll•HICD•IU:t many's Pcince Von Thurn Und Taxis and 1:118 COUHI IAIHTIALL Arizona at Ari-actor Cornel Wilde: a tour of the Far East
zona State (live) (2 hrs.) with~Oee Williams. (A) (1 hr.)
I• IUIClltll-Cl) POR PUM: tcml ... THI
MTOll.-TMI • CllMt The rock group performs "Ev-llTMIUCM-.olY erybody Wants to Rule 1he World," "Head
.,. "Oh God! Book II" (1980, Over ·Heels," "Shout" and other songs
Comedy) George Burns, Suzanne from their album "Songs From the Big
Pleshe tie. ( 1 hr..35 min.) Chair." ( 1 hr.)
(() lfiOITIC8l1'8 • 1111-•cc.m--(H) llOVll "Protocol" ( 1984. Comedy) .. all llAno.L .....vtlC DPlOMR Fea-
Goldle Hawn. Chris Sarandon. ( 1 hr .. 36 tured: the making of a wildlife documenta-
min ) ry: archival footage of Theodore Roose-._ D ITM .-S Sports competition veil's trip into the Amazon basin: the
fpaturing cast members from "The lnsld-making of Tabasco on Louisiana's Avery
Island. Tom c: hosts. (2 hrs.) U CH),..... Wembley receives the 12 Sunday, March 9, 1986
power to fly, but his experience Isn't as
lat as he had thought It would be. Q .. Cll... . ..... 9AIC ... Q =-------. WLD tmlCA A look at the coyote's
ability to~to Its env ronment. Q (() llL St. Louis Blues at Chlca-
Q2 Black Hawks (live) (3 hrs.)
m•UYOHALL
-lvenlng
.. , ,:.".'AIMNT Ml -Interview
with Faye Dunaway; entertainment in the
Soviet Union. (1 hr.) 8 llOVll "The World's Greatest Lover"
(1977. Comedy) Gene Wilder, Carol
Kane. An ambitious but neurotic baker
sets out in 1926 to become a Hollywood
studio's rival to Rudolph Valentino. (2
hrs.)
(J)Cll ...
(!) IAITllt IUL TB.ITH09I This 15th an-
nual fund-raiser benefits rehabilitailon ser-
vices for the disabled. Scheduled appear-
ances by Valerie Bertinelll, Ray Charles.
John ForSY1he. Mark Harmon, Carol Law-
rence. Lorer:izo Lamas and Rich little.
Hosts: Pat Boone, Donna Mills. (1 hr.) 91 ftll' 11 CllClllAT1 I;=. "Hustle" ( 1975. Drama) Burt
Reynolds. Catherine Deneuve. The rela-
tionship between a tough cop and a high-
priced prostitute reaches a crisis point
duri1M murder investigation. (2 hrs.) fJD t••CI THIAlM "The Tale Of
Beatrix Potter" The life of Beatrix Potter Is
traced from her quiet childhood with her
pets to the publication of her first book.
"The Tale of Peter Rabbit." (Part 1 of 2)
~)~r .. 50min.)
I) MOVA An examination of exotic plan1
and animal life inhabiting Cerro Autana.
an isolated mountain in southern Venezue-
la. Q (1 hr.)
CC) llOVll "The NeverEnding Story"
( 1984, Fantasy) Noah Hathaway. Barrett
Oliver. A bookish youngster enters a fan-
1asy world when he reads a strange n011el
about the struggle to save an Imaginary
kingdom from imminent destruction. 'PG'
Q..(1 hr .. 34 min.)
(H) llOVll "lrreconcllable Dilferenoes"
( 1984, Comedy) Ryan O'Neal, Shelley
Long. A 9-year-old girl, feeling neglected
and unloved. seeks l~al aid to divorce
herself from the custOdy of her ever-pre-
occupied parents and move In with her
former housekeeper. 'PG' Q ( 1 hr., 54
min.) CD 'Aam TM.I THIATM "Princess And The Pea" This version of the classic tale
stars Liza Mlnnelli as Princess Alecia, Tom
Conti as Prince Richard and Beatrice
Straight as the prince's mother. Q
(l)LOftlOAT
Cl).,. "Tank" (1983, Drama) James
Garner, G.D. SpradHn. When an army ser·
geant's young SQn is arrested and sent to
work on a labOr farm, the father uses his
tank to rescue the boy. 'PG' Q ( 1 hr., 53
min.)
(%) CIWUI CllA9Lll TAUi wmt THI •••• .. 1 ..... __ KTOlllTIU ....... ..., .. ... ,_..C09MY
... •CllCmll'T1
-hnclay Coal.
e ...U.. ._ Jamie's a11empt 10
make a movie w1tl'I his friend !alts through
whdn he Insists on assumltlg complete
conltol of the projeet.
l wmo..wr
'"9118-.... M MOUftOOD 9' mrrt (WAIGI) f:tl • ..,,. 1~ Former astronaut
Buzz Aldr1n helps chlldren deal with the
~ace shuttle disaster In stereo. o • 0 _., IUllaAY .,_ "The R~hest
Cat In the World" SChemlflO relatives kid-
nap a cat wtio was willed SS mhllon. Q (2
hrs.) G lmA IMllTIAU. Los Angeles Lakers
at Seattle SuperSonlcs (Ltve) (2 hrs . 3-0
min ... i ITAR llMCM Guest Ann Jllllan. In
stereo ~~ I •• " .. llA'l\m A study of the giant saguaro
cactus and its lnteractlOn with the plants
and 11nlmals of the Ametican Southwesl's
Soooran Desert In stereo. O (3 hrs . 30
mln) CO llOVW ''Arthur" (t98 t , Comedy)
Dudley Moore, Liza Mlnnelll A drunken.
hedon1s11e young milllOnalre falls in love
With a poor waitress, but his family threat·
ens to cut off his Inheritance vnlesS he
marries a debutante. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 37 min )
(l)llllMll8T ...
(%) llOVW "Moscow On The Hudson"
( 1984, Comedy) Robin Williams. Mana
Conchita AlonaO. A Russian cifcus musl·
c1an defects to the United Stares and set·
lies 1n New York attar being saved from
the KGB by a store security guard 'R' ( 1
lhr .• =)TMmO
f:tl ..,. ,.
1:11 e •• 1P0011 1n stereo
WA'fal Oii WMl•TOll ,. ..,,,Al ....
f:tl "'811 .._ Regularly scheOutecJ
programming may be delayed due to
n ~eak! .. ~-WIOTIQ WW tTOlml An actor porlray·
Ing a mummy In a horror movie IS mlslak·
en tor the real thing by Ignorant IOcals In
stereo. (Al O
•ILLYWC., (!) TM.a,_ TNI W Horrible In·
cldenrs plague a young couple In their
newly-acquired brownstone and their
wltchcraft·p<actlclftQ neighbor (Adolph
Caner) may be to blame.
I ':ma fll TMI MCM A11D 'AlllM
Interviews with Engelbert Humperdlnck,
Charles B<onson and wife JIU Ireland, Ger·
many's Prtnoe Von Thum Und Taxis and
actor Corne! Wilde, a lour of the Far East
with Billy Dee WHlfama (A) (1 hr.)
• llA'l\m A studY of the giant saguaro
cactus and 1ts lnteractlOn with the plants
and animals of the Amencan Souttlwest's
Sonotan De9en. In stereo. O (I hr • s
min.) .........
~ _.. "The Purple Aoee Of Cairo"
( 1985, ~) Mia Farrow, Jeff Oa~
leis. A Oeptesslon--tfa waitress whO fr&-
quent1 the movies to eecape her unhappy
marriage embarks on a wNttwlnd adven·
turt when a matinee ldol steps off the
~'"n and Into her fife. 'PG' Q ( 1 hr .. 22
mtn.)
(H) llOWll "The Karatt Kid" ( 1984. Ora-
ma) Ralph MacchlO. Noflyukl "Pat" Mori-
ta. Aft..-&eYefal vlolent clashes with his
Calflornla schoolmates, a reluctantly
transplanted New Jersey teen-ag&f seeks
help trom hts apanment bu11dlng's mainte-
nance man. a karate master. 'PO' Q (2
hrs .. 6 min.) r-~planel" ( 1980 Comedy)
Rober1 Hays. Jul e Hagerty In this spool
of disaster films. an atrtiner's crew sue·
cumbs to food po4sonlng and 1 nervous
former war pilot is pressed Into se<vice ·po· Q ( 1 hr .. 28 min.)
I UC.,_IAWTAWTA
1:11 e Al.Im) MrTCMCOCK -w--rr-1 A
woman inV1tes her atrange cousin to tag
along on a camping trip with her boy·
fnend In stereo.
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• Cl) mWll "Blind Justice" (Premiere,
Orama) Tim Matheson. Lisa Eichhorn.
Un1ustly convicted ol commf111ng a series
of rapes and robberies. a photographer
pays a hlgh price In both his professional
and personal relationships O (2 hrs.) D GD DMll GUY The strong-wllled
commandant of a prestigious mllitary
academy covers up the shocking truth be-
hind the death of a cadet. Tonight. In the
·sos. Cadet David Hand (PatrTck Cassi·
dy) 1s murdered 10 months after enrOlling
1n the academy Also stars Hal Holbf~.
Alec Baldwln and Lloyd Bridges. (Pan 1
of 2) O (2 hrs ) I CHl.IMml""'"' ..... umD (ti) llO¥ll "Live And Let Die" ( 1973.
Adventure) Roger Moore, Jane Seymour
Secret agent James Bond dodges sharks.
crocodiles and voodoo spells during an at-
tempt to IOcale a Carlbbean drug opera-
tion (R) O (2 hrs . 30 min ) m llOvtl "Overboard" ( 1978, Adven-
ture) Angie Dk:kinson, Cliff Robeftson An
Idyllic around-the-world CfuiSe IS traglcally
interrupted for a wealthy allorney when
his wlle falls off their yaeht during a storm.
l hrs )
IClllSTM COM.MD
NMITNIUllD
COLL.HI IAIDTUU Atlantic Coast
Conference Championship from Greens-
boro. NC. (Tape delay) (2 hrs.)
([) llOVW "Tomboy" ( 1984. Comedy)
Betsy Russell, Jerry Olnome Upon meet·
1ng a heartthrob race-ca.r driver. 11 smlnen
teen-ager pyts aside hef baSketbell, ~
torcycle and monkey wtench 'A' (I hr.,
32mm )
Cl) IT Alt.,._
(%).,. "Airplane!" ( 1980, Comedy)
Roben Hays. Jurie Hagerty In this spool
ot disaster hims. •n eirltner's crew suc-
cumbs to fOOd poisoning and e nervous
lofmer war ptlot Is pressed Into seM<:e
'PG' ( 1 hr • 28 min )
I
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llAllU EICI TMIATM: ,..._TIMI
Robin Ellis. Susan Hamp$h1re. Jean
Marsh, Tirn PigOtt·Smlth. Diana Rigg and
series host Alis.,lr Cooke are among tl'le
cetet>rltln sellltlng tht IS.year 1nnlver-
ury of "Masterpiece Theatre " o (2 hrl .
10m1n)
... U. &.MBlflOIT...-
(]) 'Alm Jesse seek• revenge when his
good lttend IS n'l\lrder&d by a gang leader
fn stereo ( 1 hr ) (C)Claal ~ •m--s-1 Comedi-
an end )uggJef Mlchael Devis tl'llows a
perty ind an1mpt1 10 trede In hi• otf-tn.
wall Antics for stralQhter behavior
Cllmm.lllmTIA .. ~ OilOOD Former SCTV cut member Dave
Thomas plays a succesatul college profes-
sor who'a transported beck In time. Guest
;i.a~ inolude -Getherln&--0'+.era. Mef11n
_1Sh~ Flaherty and others ( t hr )
UMY ... .m, ......
..... TNIU. MOWll "Alphabet City" ( 1984, Ora~
ma) Virant Spano, Kate Vernon. In New
York's lower East Side. a teenage hood-
lum Involved In drug-deallng and extortion.
refuses to burn down a tenement and ls
~sued b~ mob 'R' ( 1 hr .. 25 min.) l!J TM.a TNI DAM-A radio talk
show host (Jefry Stillet) has reason to
wcxry when he receives a string of eerie
ihone calls.
COUI .. TO• MCM -.,..,...,.. .. MOWll "The Kiiiing Fields" (1984, Dra-
ma) Sam Waterston. Haing S. Ngor.
Based on New. York Times reporter Syd-
ney Schanberg's chronlcle of the unique
frlendshlp that developed between him
and hll native assistant, Dlth Pren, In
1970s wartorn Cambodia. 'R' O (2 hrs .
21 min) __ ..,.'°'°"
(!) ITAR QMml Sports compelltlon
featuring cast members from "The Insid-
ers." "Santa Barbara" and ''Hollywood
Beal "Semlflnal rpund. (1 hr ) •--••c••DeU&."°"'"' U A lool< et Ille In the Royal Mews •• the
royal horses and the people who care tor
them. end Queen Ellz.abeth's close In-
volvement In the stable's operations ( 1
hr 15 min ) CD .,. "Mr. Blandlngs Builds His
Dream H01Jse" ( 19'48, Comedy) Cary
Grant. Myrna Loy. A man from Manhattan
moves his femlty to the country where he
Ines to bulld a house ( 1 hr . 34 min ) (l) ••• ...,. ...
Cl) llZAm Sketches celebrity garbage.
TV outtakes. O (%) .,. "A Night In Heaven" ( 1983.
Orama) Christopher Atkins, Lesley Anne
Warren. A married college instructor has
an affair with one of her students who
wcxks as a male exotic dancer R' ( t hr
23 ~---iuml't---llWYlflOllWMI fW 8 .. rt.I I: TMI ...__ Homble in·
cidentl plague a young c01Jple ln lheil
newly-acquired brownstone snd lhelr
wltchcraft-p<actlclng neighbor I Adotph
Caesar) Sl:/n be 10 bleme
I···· ~-··· ,,., .. ....., ...... u.
MITO ..... IHRA Drag Racing
Stroh's FUMY. C.r ShowdOwn rrom Oar1·
~ton. S.C. (R)
le) ITAi .... Spotts competition
featuring casi tnlfTibert from "Tht lneld-
8f'S." "Senta S.tbett" and "Holly#OO<I
Beat." Semtflnel round. ( 1 hr.) (l)-•a1•1 TW ~ ... ,
lt't a bente of wilts when Alice and T nlde
make a pitch f0t be1ter treatment trom
the!(~ MllCJU .... f1:1I _,..,. llllM
Sunday, March 9, 1'86 13
-lunclay Conl.
1t:tl e Mowru. Men and women from a
small town in Iowa, who as children parltc-
ipated m an experiment about pre1ud1ce
20 years ago, -Oiscuss their feelirigs at a 11:a1··~~:.. ..
• WORLD~
AT THE llOVIH Scheduled reviews
"Trouble 1n Mind" (Kris Kristofferson.
Genevieve Bu1old). "Turtle Diary" (Glen-
da Jackson. Ben Kingsley) "Highlander'
i an Connery. Christopher Lambert) ..:cmu.u.
llOYIE "Avant1I" ( 1972. Romance)
Jack Lemmon. Juliet Mills A conservattve
businessman falls in love with the slightly
eccentric daughter of his dead fattier's
n:lm"~=
QIOllQE IKHAll. .. ..oRT1 llAQM
llOYIE "Scarface" ( 1983. Drama) Al
Pac1no. Michelle Pfeiffer A Cuban hOOd
released from Castro's 1alls travels to M1-
am1 and climbs to the top of the cocaine
trad1rig world. 'R' (2 hrs . 50 min ) 12:91fB1"CUJI E'fEWll*ll ..oRT1 W'llJ(EI)
HOQAWI HDOll .........r ...
EMTEllTAIW Tiii Wiii( Interview
with Faye Dunaway: entertainment 1n the
ISov~:;r)
FMTAtY~
Etll>THEIClml
COUEQE IAIUTIAU Southwest Con-
ference Champ1onsh1p from Dallas (R) if hrs )
Cf) llOVIE "A Man Alone" (1955. West-
ern) Ray Milland, Mary Murphy A gun-
fighter finds refuge at a sheriff's quaran-
tined home (2 hrs )
(%) llOVIE "Death Game" ( 1977.
Suspense) Sondra Locke. Seymour Cas-
sel A man 1nv1tes two attractive teen-age
girls into his house for the night and later
discovers that they are homicidal mani-
acs 'R' ( 1 hr . 28 min )
12:9 fB AIEICAN P\.AYMOUll "Pudd'nhead
Wilson·:. Keo -Howard stars in Mark
Twain's classic pre-Civil War story Involv-
ing a mystery based on mistaken ldenti-
ltes that 1s solved by the town's lawyer.
Pudd'nhead Wilson O ( 1 hr. 30 min) ~ IJ llOYIE "The lnv1s1ble Man" ( 1975, Sci-
ence Fiction) David McCallum. Jackie
Cooper. A chemist attempts to conquer
the world after discovering the secret of
1nvi=9'2 hrs , 15 min) l ..C ... Q
.._.NOQIWZWIQ
11:11 NOLL YWOOD ClOllUP Scheduled a re-
union of the original cast of "The Andy
Griffith Show."
(I) llOYIE "K1llef With Two Faces" (1974,
Mystery) Doona Mills. Ian Hendry An ar·
chltect makes an appointment with a
yoong woman to look over her new hoose
but his mentally unbalanced twin shows ~in his place. ( 1 hr., 30 min )
Cf) flU11W Oii TMI llTt Lip-synced rendi-
tions of Pat Benatar's "Invincible," Phil
Collins' "I Missed Again" and · Message
1n a Bottle" by The Police • CHUllCH.,. ...
14 Sunday, March 9, 1986
I .. ....,.llADR
PRAm THE LOii)
12:11 WORLD AT LMQI
1M llOV'IE "Runaway" (1984. Adventure)
Tom Selleck. Cynthia Rhodes. A cop bat-
tles a deranged electronics wizard who
can reprogram helpmate robots into sa
d1s1tc metallic murderers. 'PG-13' O ( 1
hr, 40 min)
1:111 D llOVIE "The Million Eyes Of Su-Muru"
( 1967. Adventure) Frankie Avalon.
George Nader The beautiful Su-Muru
heads a nationwide organization of wom-
en who try to obtain world power by en-
slaving the w0<ld's most 1nftuen11a1 men
~hrs)
(!) llOVIE "Bowery Champs" ( 1944,
Comedy) Bowery Boys. Anne Sterling
The gang sets out to solve a mysterious
lmur:c ~·O 30 min.)
CATHOUC MAii ...
YOUTH AND llAUTY wrnt Dlt. llOUNM
t:1I ...
1:11 llOYIE "The Producers" ( 1967. Com-
edy) Zero Mostel. Gene Wrtder A pro-
ducer and his accountant discover that an
intended flop can make m0<e money than
a :;n.~~ (2 hrs.)
;
rrlYOUR-11
PRAm THE LOlm
llOYIE "The Cat People" ( 1942. Hor-
ror) Simone Simon. Kent Smith. A girl is
cursed with the ability to convert herself
into a vicious panther at will ( 1 hr , 30
min)
HI ~ Cll ... _,.,.ATCH mY .. ••••• llOYIE "O, The Winged Serpent"
( 1982. Fantasy) Michael M0<1arty, David
Carradine On the roof of a Manhattan
skyscraper. a petty crook stumbles across
the nest of a giant feathery flying serpent
that has been terrorizing New York City
'A' ( 1 hr . 30 min)
CE) OOt.F 1985 Ryder Cup highlights from
Bel~~= (R) (1 hr.) 2:a l Cll ... _,.,.ATCH llOVllTo. ... mY,.••••1 llOVll "The Cotton Club" ( 1984, Ora-
ma) Richard Gere. Gregory Hines In the
1930s. a 1azz muS1C1an saves the Ille of a
-Monclay
-Morning Mo~-
1:11 (1) "Tank" (1983. Orama) James
Garner, G 0. Spradlin. ( 1 hr .. 53 min )
l::ll(C) "The Detective" (1954, Comedy)
Alec Guinness. Joan GreenwOOd. ( t hr .
31 min)
Ne(%) "Airplane!" (1980, Comedy) Robert
Hays. Julie Hagerty. ( 1 hr., 28 min.)
r.tl (1lJ "The Roman Spring Of Mrs. Stone"
(196 t. Drama) Vivien Leigh. Warren
Beatty. (2 hrs.)
.. CC) "Six Weeks" (1982, Drama) Dudley
Moore. Mary Tyler Moore. (1hr .. 47 min.)
CB) ''The Aviator" (1985. Ofama) Chris·
topher Reeve, Rosanna Arquette. ( 1 hr ..
36m1n.)
1:11 (1) "Manny's Orphans" (1980. Drama)
Jim Baker. Malachy McCourt. (1 hr .. 31
min.)
(%) "The Leopard" ( 1963, Ofama) Burt
Lancaster. Claudl8 Cardinale (2 hrs . 45
mm)
powerful rac«eteer and is towed deeper
and deeper into the violent wond of gang-
ster™9n. 'R' O (2 hrs .• 7 min.)
Cl) rT ...
M CS) llOYIE "The Hunter" ( 1979, Ofama)
Steve· McOueen. Ell Wallach. ·Based on
the lrue story of Ralph "Papa" Thorson,
who leads a dangerous life as a modern-
day bou~hunter. 'PG' (1 hr., 38 min.) .. I ~TO IUCClll AWi
TOii AND llftl(Y
llOYIE "Sugar Cane Alley" ( 1984.
Orama) Darling Leg11tmus. Garry Cede-
nat For an 11-year-old boy. winning a
scholarst11p becomes a ticket to a world
free from poverty, but his fellow workers In
the sugar cane helds provide him With a
different kind of education -· one about
hie. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 43 min.) 1:118 llOVIE "Wichita" ( 1955, Western)
Joel McCrea. Vera Miles. A Western town
is tamed by a new lawman. ( 1 hr.. 30
mm) ~FAITH• ~~The Year Of L1v1ng Dangerous-
ly" ( 1983. Drama) Mel Gibson, Sigour-
ney Weaver An Austrahan )OUrnalist. a
Br1t1sh embassy off1c1&I and a Eurasian
cameraman become caught up in the tu-
mult of t 965 Indonesia 1ust priof to the fall
ot Sukarno 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 55 min.)
~1 ~0AllD
MATDrl .,_11 TODAY
EIOMI
d ~ IUQt llllfY HEATMCU'f
THE ..C......TmTMVIUOI__, OIOOOD Former SCTV cast member Dave
Thomas plays a successful college profes·
sor who's transported back in time. Guest
s1ars include Catherine O'Hara. Martin
ShOrt. Joe Flaherty and others. ( 1 hr.)
ta @ FLlfTIT0.1
4M CID llOVIE "The Perk Is Mine" ( 1985, Dra-
ma) Tommy Lee Jones. Helen Shaver A
distraught man ignites an urban crisis
when he takes New Y0<k's Central Parlo.
hostage to bring attention to the plight o'
Vietnam veterans O ( 1 hr., 40 min.)
-ct) "Sixteen Candles" (1984 Comedy)
. Molly Ringwald. Anthony Michael Hall. ( 1
hr .. 33 min.) CID "The Flamingo Kid" ( 1984, Comedy)
Matt Dillon. Richard Crenna. ( 1 hr.. 40
min)
(I) "The Happy Ending" ( 1969. Drama)
Jean Simmons. John F0<sythe. ( 1 hr .. 52 mm.)
'9 "Behind The High Wall" (1 956, Ora-
ma) Tom Tully, Sylvia Sidney. (2 hrs..)
-@ "Strangers On A Train" (1951
Suspense) T=arley Granger, Robert Walk-
er. (2 hrs.)
11:11 (t) "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon" (1949. West~rn) John Wayne, John Agar ( 1 hr . 44 mrn.\ .
-JUternoon Movies-
,. e "79 Park Avenue" (1977, Drama)
Lesley Ann Warren, Potty Bergen. (2 hrs.)
®"Cannonball Run" (1981, Comedy)
Burt Reynolds, Dom Deluise ( 1 hr .. ~5
min) (SJ Secrets ' ( 1982. Orama) Helen L1nd-
c,,1y A1111A Campbell Jones ( t hr . 18
r1lt1 I I t•. Ht<> G•rl Friday ( 1940, Comedy)
CAry G1a1.1 rlosalind Aus~ ( 1 ~ 30
mml
(%) • H·q Cat People ( 1942 HouOf)
SmlOOe Simon. Ken1 Smtih. ( I hr , 30
111111 J ~(_C) "A11plane'" ( 1980, Comedy) Robert
Hays. Julie Hagerty ( 1 hr .. 28 min.)
29(1) "Twilight Of Honor" (1963. Drama)
Richard Chamberlain, Nick Adams ( 1 hr
45mm )
1:11 "Romancing The Stone" ( 1984. Ad-
venture! MK:hael Douglas. Ka1hteen
Turner (1h1.45mtn)
fl ) "M1~1110 In Action 2 The Beginning"
( 1985 Utnrna) Chuck N01ris. Soon-Teck
Oh ( 1 hr 36 min )
Hl(t) "The De1ect1ve" (1954, Comedy)
Alec Gu1n11Pss. Joan Greenwood ( 1 hr
31 """ ) .. ($) "MAn11ys Qfpha11s' (1980. Orama)
Jun Bal-Pr Malarhy McCour1 ( 1 hr 31
min I ~(CJ · S111 Weeks ( 1982, Drama) Dudley
M()()f'e Mary Tyler MOOle ( 1 hr . 4 7 min )
(2) "Moscow 0fl The Hudson" ( 1984,
Comedy) Robin W1lhams. Maria Corlchlta
Alo11so ( 1 hr 55 min )
lcll{H) "To Find My Son · ( 1980, Drama)
Ricbard l hOmas Juhe Cobb ( 1 hr . 40
min)
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OCUlllll .,_ Marvelous Marvin Hagler vs
Jonn "The Beast" Mugabi IC>f the un-
drsputed middleweight title, scheduled fC>f
12 rounds hve from Las Vegas. Nevada
~~llAT /NOTUm 1::11. ft.811 IMM Regularly scheduled
ftmmlng may be delayed due to
bfeaks .....
lo~":.PORCOll'ORT Henry threat-
-ens to move out when Mu!lel s mother de-"'lc.ta: :-... lltoUlt -· OOUICUM
.. U'l'IMCY: M ll1MIUCTIOll TO
~ (C) llCMI "Sixteen Cendles" ( 1984.
CC>fnedy) MOiiy Rmgwald. Anthony Mi-
c.hael Halt An Insecure MldweStem teen-
ager's 16th birthday goes unremembered.
ivst another symptom of the peio of edo-
tescell<'e and giow1ng up In a mlddle class
family. 'PO c:;i ( 1 hr • 33 min ) llOWll "Sec1ets" ( 1982. Drema) Hel-
en Lindsay. Anna Cempbelt-Jones.A 13-
yeai-old girl's dlSCOYefy of her let• fa-
ther's secret Masonic Lodge bc>Otts leads
to a M>1ies of mlsundefsta~ at home
11nd at her bOarding schOol 'R ( 1 hr . 18
~) ·, MO¥lf •I l:i ,., I 1980 C-On"~tty\
Robef1 Hays Julie Hagerty In lhlS spoof
ol dt5a'>ter ltlms. an airliner's crew suc-
cumbs to food poisoning and a nervous
former war pilot is p.essed 1nto serVl(;e
'PG' ( 1 ht • 28 min l
l lOLDc.I
NI C81 ... a --hi~ TOlllHT lnterv P>N
with Katharine~
I TAll
~ ~ A lour of a chocOlate
factOly 1n Switzerland. Linda Gray ("Dal-
las")
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7:11 I Oii M TOMI Fealured the musK: in-
dustry goes on-the-recOld wilh a new syn-
dlC8ted album review series. a visit to a
fasl-food !overs' heaven. amplified tap
shoes. inside a photo gallery to shoot an
all-male calendar ..... ...,.
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MAW -COC*I A mushroom-and-
butter fllllng IS Inserted undef a chicken s
skin. North African cool<lng techniques 00 PMMU IM)a( Attar Red happens
upon a mago1fk:ent fa1<y tale world She
bftngs a dragon back hOme as a souvenu
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.. ()) ICAMCIOW lll6J-. ueG
eYOUAUllQ llCMI .. Comes A HC>fseman" (1978.
Orama) Jane Fonda, James Caan An •n-
dependent rancher enlists the help ol a
Matt Dillon le
.f lc \\us mukiuli(
the deci~ion of
u lifetime-\\ hile
hu\ ing the time
of hi~ lifot
MON. (CC)
MARCH 10
dnlter m fighting the Intended takeoYef of
her land 1n the Southwest of the t~. (2
hrs) • 0 IWAl'TU ,_ llCCClmC• Ma.rk
and the JUdge Intervene wfl9f'I someone m3l<~ al'I attempt on the life ot Mctor-
WDP • C.: lllH1 . lmlC'~~ (R)c;J(1hr)
-=. "Exorcist II. The Heretic"
( 1977. Fanlasy) Richard Burton, Linda
Btaif A p.iest and a female psycholOglst
try to help young Regan MacNell. who is
still haunled by bizarre visions and dreams
ot llylng (2 hriJo. al llATIOIUL J"9IC ..um Fea-
tured the making of a wildlife documenta-
ry archrval footage of Theodore Roose-
velt s triv into the Amazon basin, the
making of Tabasco on Louisiana's Avery
Island 1 om Chapin hosts. (2 hrs )
• WCWWWllOMI "Anne of Green
Gables" Gilbert helps save Green Gables;
Anne and Gilbert forget their childhood
a111mos1ty and laH in IOve (Part 4 of 4) O
l hr . tOmtn)
PRMIMLOllD FOR AUCTm M •NCM l90 The
fArm cnsls 1n AmerlC8 IS seen lhrough the
eyes of an auctioneer who sells off the !?.£SsesslOOS ol bant<rupt farmers. ( 1 hr l
lCJ .,. "Fighhng Bacit" ( 1982. Dra-
ma) Tom Skerrttt, Patti Lupone. An angry
Philadelph1an organizes a vigilante force
10 stem the hde of VIOient crime io his
neighborhood 'A' ( t hr , 40 mio.)
(()Am WMIT\m 00 .,. "The Flamingo Kkf ( 1984,
Comedy) Matt Otlloo. Richard Crenna. In
t963. a BrOOklyn plumber's son gets a job
al a chrc beach club a.nd t:>ecomes enam-
ored with the matetlal trappings of life
'PG-13' O { 1 hr .. 40 min.)
(l) CMIOll"I COIB't Cl UllCI
(!) -MOOD Wherl King John t:>eiieves that Robin Hood's father, the Earl of Hun-
llngdon has plotted 10 pul him under a
witch s spell. he OlderS the earl's assassi-
natioo ( 1 hr ) (%) llO¥ll 'The Leopard" ( 1963. Orama)
Burt Lancaster. Claudia Cerdinate Gari-
1
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8 P.M.
Copley Colony Cablevl•ion G49~GOO
-Monday Conl.
bald1's 1860 invasion of Sicily results 1n
rhe demorion of rhe arisrocrats In the so-
cial order (2 hrs. 45 min.)
mooeeeAMID
l:'9 D fl) YAl.llm Valerie's children adm11e
1he11 rarher's foulmouthed friend. tn ster-
eo
~=:.II.A I' N llAQAJm A tour or a choeolate
tacrory 1n Switzerland: Linda Gray ("Dal-
las")
l .. ~_.RT"ICBl-na"'
~
DOeleAMID
.. (I) U11 A Ala Alhe's Job-wanted ad
winds up in the personals section of the
ne~aper (R) II W DMll QMY Judge Hand pressures
the academy 10 reveal the derails or his
:.on's dearh, Slaight, charged with the
murder, travels with Elizabeth to New Or-
leans to ctear his name and figure out who
is the real murderer Stars Lloyd BrldQes,
Alec Baldwin and Hal Holbrook (Part 2
or 21 .9 (2 hrs J 0 (!; llOVll "Between Two Women"
CPrem1ere Orama) Farrah Fawcen, Col·
leen OeWhurst. A young woman finds her-
sPtt unable to endure the strain of her
mother 1n-1aw·s unrelenting meddling, until
a cr1s1s forces the two women to come 10
terms Q (2 hrs )
ONEWI
G) llOYIE "Broken Lance" ( 1954, West·
ern1 Spencer Tracy, Richard Widmark
( onthcrs erupt 1n lhe family of a Texas
callte baron weakening his power. (2
hrs)
EI!) PM* ntl LOM>
m,) WONDIJIWOMI "Anne of Green
Gables" Gilbert helps save Green Gables:
Anne and Gilbert forget their childhood
ar11mo<,1ty and tall in love (Part 4 of 4) Q
I hr)
WOllJ> CUP._ Men's downhill from
Mor11ne France (R) ( 1 hr.)
(l ; llOYIE 'Dreamscape" ( 1984. Science
I 1rnon) Dennis Quaid, Max Von Sydow.
While working with a scientist who has dis-
covered a way to pro1ect one's conscious
rhoughts into another's dreams. a psychk:
srumbles upon a plot to use the method
for polt11cal purposes PG-13' ( 1 hr .. 35
mm)
®ffMTIB
(S)llOYIE "Tho Killing flelds" ( 1984, Ora-
ma) Sam Waterston. Hsing S. Ngor
Based on New ~ork Times reporter Syd-
ney Schanberg's chronicle of the unique
friendship thal developed between him
and h•S nauve assl'1ant. Olth Pren. 1n
I 970s wanorn Camt>odia 'R' c;> (2 hrs .
21 min) m ,.na uon 1UT ~•ID 1MI RMCD TMCY LHACY: A~
IY UTMAMm ..,.... Katharine Hep-
burn hosts this tribute to Spencer Trac:y
e.11am1n1ng the actor's career. Elizabeth
Taylar, Burt Reynolds, Mickey Rooney,
Lee Marvin and Angela Lansbury are
among the sters remembe<lng Tracy. c;>
{g h'!J • t.:119 (I) lmftlMT Dick'• upset when a
boOk he wrote under en usumed name Is ~~his publllher Q
CJ] I "The Goldwyn FollleS" ( 1938,
Musical) Adolphe MenjOU. Ella Logan. A
film p<oduoef tries to Induce a young gtrt
to act a' a ludo• for his upcoming mualcal
revue (2 hrs .• 30 min.) m ,.,,.non •IT
16 Sunday, March 9, 1986
•
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• Y~ "'Oil 1MI PIM AWMDI
From lhe Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles'
Ambassador Hotel, the presentation of
tan-voted awards hlghhght1ng the past
year 1n film The categories are beSt
motion picture best actor I actress. best
suppor11ng ecror I actress and best song
Hosts Patty Duke, Elhott Gould {Taped)
lg hrs)
llZ) llOVll "Strange Lady In Town" ( 1955.
Westem) Greer Garson. Dana Andrews
Aller 101n1ng her brother 1n lare 19th-cen
rury Santa Fe, a beaullful woman falls In
love. (2 hrs • 25 min ) • ·=--=-ICMI ~ llOVll "Airplane!" ( 1980, Comedy)
Robert Hays. Julie Hagerty In this spoof
of disaster films, an airliner's crew suc-
cumbs to food poisoning and a nervous
former war pilot Is pressed Into service
'PG' ( t hr . 28 min.)
CI) UM__,. ULT WATIR ~ ® ICIDI II ~ This e.11aminatlon into
teen· age _..5ll1C1de Includes interviews w11h
1roubled"adolescents, parents and psych•·
atnsts ( t hr )
<XllmDY IMAI =AY,_.AICOT .. _,.,.,.,, IQ
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MIDAY
umTmJ.111
aM'TWt LlllTYLU llAGAZINI ...... "90llT
lflCllTILOOK
llOVll "Against All Odds" ( 1984. Ora-
ma) Rachel Ward. Jeff Bridges A fading
professional football player falls tn love
with the g1rllr1end of a small-time hood
and becomes involved with shady, high·
stakes real estate dealings 'A' Q (2 hrs
8m1n.) CO llOVll "I Want To Be. Bad" (No
Date. Adult) ( 1 hr • 30 min)
Cl) IOUD GOLD Scheduled· Glen Campbell
(co-host). Robert Tepper, ABC, Sheila
E . Balhmora, Isley Jasper Isley, Lionel
Richie (ln!i;Jrftl.· 1n stereo. ( 1 hr.)
n:11 I :" ..... Ol laMA '°'91 Ale ..... fm\I f1I 000. Filmed highlights and
outtakes from the Georoe Lucas·Steven
Spielberg produc:t1on, "Indiana Jones And
The "Htmple Of Doom." Wtth behlnd-the-
sc::enes comments by cast and crew tn
ctudt.ng Hamson Ford (I hr )
11:118 (I) PEElffOll ITIB.I An auto acc:l-
dent may lead to Steele's arrest on susp1-
c10n of murder (R) ( 1 hr , to min.) G e IDT at CAMOll From January
1985. singer Linda Roostadt and enter-
tainer Joey Bishop /f" host Johnny Car l~it~,.
...... f; -llA~ ,1 ... "P11vllt'!' At The Oeach" ( 1983.
COrAed~Ame~a UlJlile(, Atletle Dom-baSle romantic ups and downs of a
young rlslan woman vacationing In Nor
mandy as viewed through the eyes of her
16-year-old couSln (Subtitled) 'R' ( 1 hr .
34 min) ~
.,_ "Moscow On The Humon"
11984, Comedy) Robin. Wllltama, Marla
Conchita Alonso. A Russian circus ~
c1an de1ects to the United States and &et·
ties 1n New York alter being saved from
the KGB by a store securlly guard. 'R' Q
Ifl'lr .. 55 min ) -
CZ) mYll "Mike·s Murder" ( laMr ~ -
ma1 Debra Wmger, Mark Keyloun A Los
Angeles bani< employee and sometime '1
lover of a drug dealing tennis Instructor
decides fo Investigate hls dealh and jeop-
1Ht l""E!~p::m::,7 mlo I
llOVll "Gidget Goes Hawaiian
( 1961. Comedy) James Darren. Deborah
Walley A chain of vacation romances 1s
complicated by the arrival of Gldget's
boyfriend. (2 hrs .. 10 min.) ®.l ElfT'BTUWTOllCIHT Interview w1111
Katharine Ross.
CE) lflOllTIC8l'TD Cl) llOYIE "Cheers For Miss Bishop"
(194 t Drama) Martha Scott. Wiiiiam
Gargan A Midwestern sc::hoolteacher
dedicates her entire hfe to her profession
l hrs}
JWClUI ~ FAWl TY Towat Basil Fawlty. an tr.
competent and rude innkeeper. decides !Ci
improve the class of his hotel's ctlentele
it25 trn llOVll "The Longest Hundred Miles
(1 967, AdVenture) Doug McClure, Katha·
rine Ross A pr18SI leads a group of adults
and F1hpino children away from the lnvao
1~ ~anese (2 hrs • 5 min )
12:1tU m LATI ..-r Wll'H DAVID~
Scheduled comedian Ro~ Klein. also
lstu~.r,l.:=,s In stereo ( 1 hr )
ALLW ...
...... NOllU
~..,. Scheduled· Rita Moreno
actor Chrt=her Lambert ( 1 hr )
I LOW. l:UCM ITYLI
PMmntlLOM>
TOP U. IOJlllQ Henry Tiiiman v'-
Reggie Gross In a heavyweight bout
scheduled for 10 rounds from At1an111
City, N J (R) (2 hrs . 30 min )
([)llOVll "Reuben, Reuben" (1983, Ota
ma) Tom Conll, Kelly McGlllls A Scotllsr
poet on the lecture circuit Indulges ht'
passions for oooze and young women or
New England college campuses. 'A' f •
hr., 41 min)
11:111IUTOIn.IMB0 11:19 Cl) llOVll "Legs" ( 1983. Orama
Gwen Verdon, John Heard Three amt>o
hous young women put their talents aM
careers on the line wherl they compete for
a chance to dance with the Aadlo Cll)
Music Hall Rockertes (R) (I hr , ?<:'
min} 9 .. UTIMCY: All lmlODUC'TIOll TO Co.uTIM ta.""'" MOT1 ""'" *'" Cl) 90¥9 "Westward Ho" ( 1935. West
em) Jol'ln Wayne. Shella MannofS •
cowboy learns that the leader or 8 genq
Who murdefed his perente Is his owr
brother. (I hr., 30 min ) I :S "The Big Game" ( t972, Ad
venture) Stephen Boyd, Fta~ Nuyen
Foreign governments attempt to obtain n
power1ul mlnO-c0t1trot deYlc. from Ame11
can aclenllsts. (2 hrt.) U IYAll
W WllOOPI tCll.DllM WCT PROM
AY Whoop! Goldt>tro. acrress and
comic. createg 11¥9 charectera ranging
from a streetwise thief to a Calllorn111
surfe< in a spec:lat t-i>e<S at New York''
Lyceum Theater In March 1985 ( 1 hr )
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1:11(t).,.. "Frances" (1982. Biography)
Jessica Lange. Kim Stanley. Chronk:le of
the tragtC life of Frances Farmer, screen
star of.the ·30s and '40s, whose domi-
neering mother commilled her to an tn-
1:11 saM.8.;lum 'R' (2 hrs , 20 min.) 1 ..........
CGmDY Ta.mer Guests~ Crushef
Comic, Eric Kornfeld. Louise OuArt, Susan
Je<emy (A)
I ALL •M ,Al&Y ....... LOii» llO'lll "My Atst Wife" (1984, Orama)
John Hatgreaves. Wendy Hughes When
his w1fe announces that their 10-year mar-
riage IS over and that she Is having an af-
fatr, a man sinks into incapacitating d&-
i alr. ( 1 hr .. 35 min.)
MmCAM-.&.a
t.a AT THI llCWml Scheduled reviews
"Trouble In Mind" (Kris Kristotterson.
Genevieve Bojold): "Turtle Diary" (Glen-
da Jacl<son. Ben Kingsley) ; "Highlander"
~ean Connery, Christopher Lambert).
Cl) llO¥ll "Warrior Of The Lost World"
( 1983, AdVenture) Robert Ginty. Persis
t<hambatta A professor and his daughte<
recruit a cycle rldt')g daredevil to over-
throw a malevolent tyrant 'R' ( 1 hr . 27
HI Imm~ cm ... ..mrATCM ..,_
llO¥ll "Nobody's Perfect" ( 1968.
Comedy) Doug McClure, Nancy Kwan A
man attempts to return a Buddha to a
small village alter he learns that Its ab-
1,."§r=hl bad tuck (2 "" l -... &11 llO'lll "Torchlight" (1984. Orama)
Pamela Sue Martin. Steve Railsback. A
wealthy artist's storybook romance and
mamage turns sour when her husband Is
seduced by a dangerously allracttve third
arty --cocaine 'A' ( 1 hr .. 31 min.)
1:9 • llARCH "'-ll'Wlll. Yf• ••I Ml
-TMllCml __ ..,., ... .. ~ .... ,
.. llCMITOlm ... ... ... "' ..-ct ca.•ICOLlllDA• 1:11 llO'lll "The l<tlllng Fields" ( 1984. Ora-
ma) Sam Waterston. Haing S. Ngor
Based on New York Times reporter Syd-
ney Schanberg's chronicle of the unique
lnendshlp that developed between him
and his natrve aSS1stant. Olth Pran. in
1970s wartorn Camb0d1a 'R' O (2 hrs , ·1"r_
.UT •ACI COMTIR llO'lll "The Rose" ( t979. Orama)
Bette M1dler. Alan Bates. A llambOyanl
rool< &1nger turns to drvgs and alcohol
when she flndl II dltflcult to cope With the
P!._essurn of lame. 'A' (2 hrs .. 1-4 min.) -~.,.. "The Voong Nurses" (1973.
Orama) Jean MaMOn, Ashley Porter
Three be8ulllul nurtet find themselves In
serious and sometimes cooilcal dllemmas
on and ott the job 'R' ( 1 hr . 16 min )
Ml® .W "Aepo Man" (1964, Comedy)
Emillo Estevez. Harry Dean Stanton A
punk rocl<er takes a job with a veteran c&r
repossesaor, and together they jOin the
Chase for a 1964 Chevy Malibu whoee
trunk happens 10 contain a futuristic
weapon. 'A' ( 1 hr . 33 min.) .. e llO¥ll "FBI. Girl" ( 1952, Mystery)
Audrey Totter, George Brant When the
syndicate tries to expose the governor's
cnmlnal past. a preny girl is set up as a
decoy 10 gather evidence on their plot. ( 1
-Tuesclay
-Morning Movies-
W CJ:) "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon" (1949,
Western) John Wayne, John Agar. ( 1 hr
44 min) '
.. (%)"The Leopard" (1963, Orama) Burt
Lancaster. Claudia Cardinale (2 hrs . 45
min.)
1:11(1) "Zelig·• (1983. Comedy) Woody Al·
len. Mia Farrow ( 1 hr . 24 min I
NI CJ:) "The Bridge On The River Kwal"
( 1957, Drama) William Holden. Alec
Guinness. (2 hrs . 4 1 min.)
,_@ "Incident In San Francisco" ( 1970.
Orama) Rtchard Kiley. Chns Connelly (2
hrs.) .. CID "Brainstorm" ( 1983 Scienc&-Ft<:tton)
Christopher Walken, Natalie Wood ( 1 hr .
46 m1n) CS> "Ute On The M1sSISSlppi" ( 1984, Ora-
ma) Robert Lansing. Oavtd Knell ( 1 hr
55m1n)
.. (%) "The Cat People' ( 1942, Horron
Simone Simon, Kem Smith ( I hr . 30
min)
1:11 (l) "The Streets Of San Francisco '
(1972. Mystery) Karl Malden Mt<:hael
Douglas (2 hrs )
-CJ:) "The Cand1da1e" 1 1972 Orama )
Robert Redford, Peter Boyle ( I hr . 50
min) CID "Max Dugan Returns" ( 1983. Come·
dy) Marsha Mason. Jason Robards. ( 1
hr . 38 m1n)
"Come And Ge1 II" ( t936, Drema)
Edward Arnold, Joel McCre11. ( 1 hr . 39
min )
U1) "The Clime)(" ( t944. Horror) Susan-
na Foster. Boris Karloll (2 l'lrs )
-@ "Caged" (1950, Drama) Eleanor Par-
ker, Agnes Moorehead. (2 hrs.)
-(%) "The Candidate" (1972. Drema)
Robert Redford, Peter Boyle ( 1 hr . 50
min )
-a.taernoon Movies-
tHICI) "79 Park Avenue" (1977. Orama)
Lesley Ann Warren, Polly Bergen (2 hrs )
CC) "Unla1thfully Yours" ( 1984, Comedy)
Dudley MOCJrf' Nestess1a K1ns1<1 ( 1 hr
36 min)
"W11hout A Trace" ( 1983. Orama)
Kate Nelhgan, Judd Hirsch. (2 hrs )
"The Adventures 01 Buckaroo Benz.al
Across The 8th Dimension" ( 1984, Sci-
ence FtcUon) Peter Welle<, John LlthgOw
i!_ hr . 43 min.)
a:.(%) "Mike's Murder" ( 1984. Orame) 0.-
bra Winger, Mark KeylOun (I hr . 37
min) we "Made For Each Other" ( t939, Ora-
ma) Carole Lombard, James Stewart ( 1
hr . 30 min) .. •CJ:l "Oh GOdl You Devtl" ( 1984, Come-
dy) George Burns. Ted Wass ( 1 hr , 36
min.) CID "On The Town" ( 1949, Mu91Cal)
Gene Kelly Frank Sinatra ( 1 hr 38
min I
,
hr.) i E• "TOOA' ----..., _,,, __
-=:=.
(J) "Lovely To Look At'' ( 1952, MU9ical)
Kathryn Grayson, Howard Keel. ( 1 hr., 45
min.) a. CZ) "They Live By Night" ( 1!M9. Orama)
Farley Granger, Cethy O'Donnell. ( 1 hr ..
35 min.) •
•CC) "Conan The Destroyer" (1984, Ad·
venture) Arnold Schwarmnegger, Grace
Jones. ( 1 hr., 43 min.) •Cll "Lile On The Mississippi" (tea.. Ora-
ma) Robert Lansing, David Knell. ( 1 hr .
55mln.)
•(!) "The Anderson T " (1971,
Suspense) Sean Connery. "8:!n cannon.
{?.hrs.) CID "A Passage To llldla" (1984. Orama)
Judy Davis, Victor Banerjee. (2 hrs., '3
min.) CD "Mass Appeal" {1984. Drama) Jeok
Lemmon. Zel11<0 lvanek. (1 hr., 40 min.) Cf) "Resurrecllon" ( 1980. Orama) Ellen
Burstyn, Sam Shepard. (2 tn.)
•@ "Secret Of The Incas" (1954. Adven-
ture) Charlton Heston. Robert Young. (2
hrs .. 5min.) a:a(Z) "My Arst Wile" (1984. Orama) John
Hargreaves, Wendy Hughes. ( 1 hr • 35
min)
-Evening ........
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.... Q ,....,,,.,.,
WfWWWTl1'IOlll IULllM__,. ... mmM_..
mc:IWICMW .,.. "Forever Darling" ( 1966, Com-
edy) Lucille Ball, Deel Arnaz. A young
couple's marriage Is saved by a guardian
angel who taembles the wlte'a faYOl'lte
movie star. ( 1 hr .. 36 min.)
~=~..mm 1:11. ~ mAI Regular1y schedUled
programming may be delayed due lo .. n=s.
i to•:.. ... ccmarT Andfew 18
taken by a senile grancsmothef dUrlng one
ol Muriel~to Wllon$
I=-l~••R&•UMIOftl ... • -. .. ..., ca """ .... ~ 9"11 "Zella'' ( 1983, Comed)c) Woo-
dy Allen. Mle rarrow. Oocumentary-ttytt
prolile of e man With IM ablllty to 90QUlre
both the physical and mental traits of the ~~ts. 'PG' (1h1 .. 24'!Tlln) ,..Qil ...
Sunday, March 9, 1986 17
-Taesclay Coal •.
8 0 imlif~ TOllM'r Interview
with Tom Hanl<s
I TAXI = =:&. Roger Moore on lhe ski
slopes of Gstaad. Sw11zerland: lingerie de-
l'lef Samanlha Robbins. car 2C'T'm ...
---IJ-lll-::.·.~•... OIPOINm ... 1111u. ..... '9ClllT WGM.D CC.._ Women's slalom
from Parl< Ci1y, U1ah and men's slalom
from HeeYenly Valley, Calif (Taped) (2
hrs J CD llOVlf .. The Bostonians" ( 1984. Ora-
ma) ·ch11s1opher Reeve. Vanessa
Redgrave 111 19th-century Boston, an Im-
pressionable woman is caught belween
her alliance with the lemlnlsl cause and
he1 attrac1ton 10 a brash southern lawyer
~~ ...
1:11 {(15 llOVlf 'McHale's Navy Joins The Air
Force· ( t96f>. Comedy) Ttm Conway.
Joe Flynn An ensign on a South Pacific
Island 1s forced to impersonate a pilot and
gels involved with the crew of a Sovle1
me1chen1 ship ( 1 hr . 55 min.)
1:11 f) 2 OM M TOWN Fealured· formef Flrsl
Lady Belly Ford leads a tour of the Ran·
cho Mirage treatment cenler which bears
her name end details Its 1reat"*'1t pro-
grams for alcot>of and drug addiction:
Robert Mitchum ralks cendklly about his
l:.ence el lhe Center
MCI •MGMT
'9A U..ITUU Los Angeles Cllppe<a
at Los Angeles Lakers (Uve) (2 hrs , 30
mm.)
m OM U.
U.AT&.Mm
~CIWICI °' Al..fllTm llltOft.ft COURT rA·a"tt
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MOPl.llOINA'Mll
IBllAMY
ntl ~I-Sex and vtolence In movies Guests Stanley Kremer and John
Milius ~="The Cal People" (1942. Hor·
ror) Su none Simon. Kent Smfth. A glfl Is
cursed with the a~hty 10 convert herself
Into a viCiOus penlher at will ( 1 hr . 30
min.)
I RACM PIK* IMTAMftA
.. ()) TIWftlt .... u.
G) ~TUii The A· Team sets out 10
thwart lend swmdlers who are trying to rip
off a Jl!OU.e.o!asenlor citizens O ( 1 hf.) 8 (llJ THI IOllt Tony poses as
the head ot the houSe 10 imprest Saman-
tha=~ friends. (R) Q 1 11111P•~n
-::.. "See No Evil" ( 197 t,
Suspense) Mia Farrow, Robin Beltey. A
helpless young bllnd woman Is terrOflzed t?Y a kille1 In cowboy bOOts. (2 his.)
• IOWl An oveMew of the IUCC:lellful
tight by enwonmentellst• and aclenttst• 10
prevent the O&Pf-V'• extinction. O ( 1 hr ..
10mln)
I .... ..... ~I ....... Charlayne Hunt-
e< Gitvlt narrates lhls !<><* at apertheld.
focusing on Ille within a black lownthlp
18 Sunday. March 9. 1986
and the day-to-day !Ives of four
South Africans. (1 hr.) CC> llOWll "Bachelor Party" ( 1984, Com-
edy) Tom Hanks. Tawny Kltaen. A care-
free school bus driver's pals decide to
lhrow a pre-wedding party for him; com-
plicating matters Is the fact that the girl's
lather dlsappfOYeS other choice. 'R' Q I l
hr .. 46 min.) .!ID JIOJll...:.:Max...Dug1.1ms" ( 1983.
Comedy) Marsha Mason. Jason Robards.
A widow's ne'er·d<rwell father, who aban·
doned her when she was e child of 9,
shows up with a bad hear1 condition and a
suitcase lull of Ill-gotten money. 'PG' ( 1
hr .• 38 ~
(l)CJJ •~~a •est Cl) ... "Mlsslog In Action 2: The Begin-
ning" ( 1985. Orama) Chuck Norris.
Soon-Teck Oh. An American colonel. held
priSonef by sadistic Vietnamese captors,
makes a bid for freedom for hlmselt and
his fellow POWs 'A' ( t hr . 36 min.)
1--.. Ill ..,.... PA19 While the rest of
the family Is visiting grandpa, Mike Is left In cha=.nwutlouse. o .l'WMl ... U. '1j ,. ...... Roger Moo<e on the ski
slopeS of Gstaad, Switzerland: lingerie de-
Iner Samantha Robbins. ....,_,_ --.. (I) flalLl'I QDCI AWAD From the
Santa Monica (Callf.) CMc AudltorlUm
John Denver hosts the 12th annual
awards presentation recognizing top per-
formers In tetevlslon. mottoo pletures and
music as determined by a Ganup Poll. (2
hrs L 8 •...,.. An underworld jewel dealer
hi1es a ruthless automaton (John Ma-
1us.zak) 10 e11m1na1e gem thieves (Post·
poned trom an eerllef date.) In stereo. ( 1
hr.) I~~ (1951. Western)
Edmond O'Brien, Polly Bergen, A cowboy
e~ the death of his flancee. (2 hrs.)
l ...... 1111u.
IOWl An O\l'efVlew of the succesatul
ligh1 by environmentalists and scientists to
~event t~'s extinction O (1 hr ) ...,.
_."Amadeus" ( 1984, Orama) F.
Murray Abraham. Tom HUICe. Consumed
with jealousy over his rival's brilliance.
Vlef'lnese court composer Antonio SaUerl
lnettectually plots to discredit brash must-
cal genius WOifgang AmadeUs Mozart.
'PG' (2 hrs., 38 min )
(l)IHl11m
CZ)_. "The Candidate" ( 1972. Ora-
ma) Robef1 Redford. Peter Boyle. A
young llbefaJ tries desperately to avoid
being COfrupled by his campaign for a
seat In the U.S. Senate. 'PG (I h<., 50
min~ . -1 =~~ To Rob Las Vegas" ( 1969, Creme) Gary LOCkwood,
E'b somnw. wtlle artemptlng to hijack
$10,000,000 from an armored ~r. mem-
ber• of • gang flgl'lt among themMlveS.
l twa •• 1.':J.. " .. .. .. "The HaC>Pefll " (1967. Com-
edy) AnthOny Quinn, ~aye Dunaway. Four young people ar-. taught the tlnet
points of ex1otOon after kidnapping a ayn-
i te k~~~30 min l ,.,.._...., -e .,..., Stlngfay and Sena ~
alter a ruthless drug k mur rs
the Hlegal aliens who p him harvest his
crop. Stars Nick Mancuso and Rachel
TICotin.~ l 11 . B llBL POil ... Spenser tallS a
former trtend pol;ceman Frank Belson O
11ntwn -----lmlTAa CMJZAnoM AID Tim ...
The Industrial and French Aevotutloos se1
1he siege for a century of dfamatlc
change in Jewish Ille Including the devel-
opment ol social and politic31 equallty in
Western Europe, the RUSSian pogroms
the nse of ZlonlSm and the starl of mlg1a
lion to the New World (Parl 6 of 9) o C 1
hr J (CJ llCMI "The Candidate" ( 1972, ()la
me) Robert Redford. Peter Boyle. A
young liberal tries desperately to avold
being corrupted by his campaign tor a
seat In the '\J.S Senate 'PG' ( 1 hr . 50
min~ ~ M =.au A detecttve nom
Skerrltt} 1s h8un11ng1y reminded ot his
AA5=n~1es a priest's death
ti) PA19 CMAll When a law student turns
to.drugs lo ease academic pressures. Hart
and other Law Review members come 10
herald. (!hr.)
I CM1.lllM.&...,. ............ II
-CM.l.mM.MIT._ _, 111.L -WllA•B In this spe-
cial, the British comedian pertorms
sketches and songs end welcomes the
Hltrs A= (1 hr ) (!)•~--1•1••.1•• ... CMICV COleY Cl AlllCI
TlllDAY
mAMm Sketches a baseball ream owner trades a Ian, the Btgots. thf! future
l°'.=L
C.-ITA~ ....• ...,
~ Nlcket Ride" ( 1975, ()la·
ma) Jason Miller, Linda Haynes. A synd1
cate hit man jeopardizes hlmSelt by having
more knowledge of black-market actMtles
than he realty should (2 hrs)
Cl) llOftl "the Actventures Of Buckaroo
Banzai· Across The 8th Dimension"
I 1984. Science Fiction) Peter Weller
JOhn Lithgow A band of actventurers bat·
tie enemy aliena who are accldefltaHy rf!-
leased from the 8th dlmensloo as a t9'utt
of a researcher's e11perlments 'PG' (I ht ,
43 min)
(%) llOftl "Sugar Cane Alley" ( 1984
Orama) Darting Legltlmus. Garry (Ade-.
net F0r an 11-yaar·otd boy. winning ai
scholarship becomes a ticket to a wOllO
free from poverty, OOt his fellow WOfketb If\
1he sugar cane fletds provide him ~th a
dtti.rent kind of education -one about
Hte 'PG' ( 1 ht., 43 min) 1-MUm
tttl -mA111f --mJllY ... --'° ,. llDOI fhfOl.lgh NASA phologr15end nerratloo by Or-
ton Wellel, Ifie of Ameoca s 1 ace
to the moon la lrlOtd rom tfle flr$1 Mnrrn
ry lligh.lt to ApoltO 11'1 lending Ofl !hr
moot). td. (I) -l -An assortment 01 untavory che~tera take an lntetest !fl a
ClaMlc car lt\lt Iha S~ have been
hired to dt!Ytt (R) ( t ht . 10 min )
-Taesclay Coal.
II e ~ Host· Johnny Carson.
Scheduled: actress Mary Tyler M00<e In
ster;o~ l g MC ... ~
llOVIE "Operation Mad Ball" ( 1957,
Comedy) Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs. A
private tnvolves his fellow r&CnJlts, enlisted
__ _..m.,.e.,.n,.__...otticers. nurses and prisoners Jn cac....
rylng off the "Mad Ban." a w!ld party. (2
l~·~u.
IPClll'1'ICIWra
llOVIE "Avenging Angel" (1985, Ora-
ma) Betsy Russell, Rory Calhoun. A law
school student seeks to avenge the mur·
der of the pollceman who rescued tier
from a life of prostitution. 'R' (1 hr., 33
min.)
G118H'rUWRY tW@ llOVIE "A Boy Ten Feet Tall" (1965.
Adventure) Edward G. Robinson. Fergus
McClelland. When his parents die. a 10..
year-old boy begins an excfllng trek
across Africa to find his aunt. (2 hrs , 30
min.)
11:11 CC) llOVIE "The Last Winter" ( 1984. Ora-
ma) Kathleen Quinlan. Vona Ellan. Two
women identify the same man from a
newsreel as their husband, a soldier who
disappeared during the 1973 Yorn Kippur
War. 'A' ( 1 hr., 30 min.) u.1~-= anaTU•rT TWT Interview with
Tom Hanks.
(() COUIQI U•W. Arizona State at
Tex~ (3hrs.) CD "Ladles Of Lust" (No Date.
Adult) ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
1111CWI
11:11 PAWUY TOWal Basil and Sybil decide
to take a shor1 vacation while thelr hotel is
und~oing renovation. 11:till al LATI ll8H'r WITH DAVI>~
Scheduled: comedian Michael Davis.
dancer Gregory Hines. In stereo. ( 1 hr )
MTPA1'IOI.
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• H••CIWI BIT 1M (I) . .,_ "California Gold Rush"
( 1981. Western) Robert Hays, John
Dehner. Based 'on stories by Bret Harte
/An aspiring author heads west In the late ~ 1840s In search of adventures to write
abou~) ( 1 hr .. 20 min.) a.Cl) "Deadly Blessing" (1981, Hor-
ror) Ernest BOfgnine. Lois Nettleton A liv-
ing nightmare begins fOf a young woman
when she marries Into a strict religious
w e~~1~~~~
(I) llOVIE "Swamp Water" (1941. Mys-
tery) Dana Andrews, Anne Baxter. To
prevef\t him from reveaflng his hiding
place, an esoaped murderer hOltfs a
young man captive In a swamp. (2 hrs., 30 ':.J. I llOWll "Fantastic Invasion Of Planet
Earth" ( 1970, Science-Fiction) Michael
Cote. OebOfah Walley. A vlolenl storm
IOfces a young couple to land a chartered
plane In a huge bubble from outer space
~~ ~~"A Nighl In Heaven" (1983.
Orama) Christopher Atkins, Lesley Anne
Warren. A married college Instructor has
an affair with one of her students who
wOfks as a male exotic dancer. 'R' ( 1 hr.,
23 min.)
QI PAUi.RYAN -
1:• CH) llOVIE "Richard. Pryor Uve On The
· Sunset Strip" -(1982; Comedy) Richard
Pryoc, This lllmtd cQQOert.pedormanceJs
highlighted by the comedian's views on
sex, marriage, prison life and a chilling
though humorous account of his cata-
strophic experiences with cocaine de-
indence. 'R' (1hr .. 30 min.)
tll ... •••mar ... comDY TOllmfT Guests: Joann Dear-
ing, Glenn Hirsch. Brian McKim, Sean
Morey. Richie Gold. (A) ,,
I ML•1MIPAl&Y ..... 1MIL.Oe
m¥ll "North Dallas Forty" ( 1979.
Comedy) Nick Nolte. Mac Davis,
Groupies. pill-popping and all-night party-
ing begin to take their toll on two fun-lov·
ing but over-the-hill football players. 'R'
(g hrs.) • OJ llOVIE "Scarface" (1983. Orama) Al
Paclno, Michelle Pfeiffer. A Cuban hood
released from Castro's jails travels to Mi-
ami and climbs to the top of the cocaine
llrad~niirw=.:Ji hrs., 50 min.)
t:al HOU.YWOOOC&.OllUP Scheduled: a re-
union of the original cast of "The Andy
Griffith Show." • 1 (I) Cll ... ..mrATCM MCORD-llOVIE "Dragnet" ( 1953. Mystery)
Jack Webb. Ben Alexander. Sergeant Joe
Friday is called In to crack the case of a
Indicate murder (2 hrs.)
LOYllOllM ...
L.1110/IM..Ff -... t11 WOll.D AT LMm 1:11 llOVIE "Blondie Takes A Vacation''
( 1939, Comedy) Penny Singleton, Arthur
Lake. The Bumsteads try 10 save an old
resort hotel trom bankruptcy. { 1 hr .. 30
min.)
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(%) llO¥ll "Mike's Murder" (1984. Dra-
ma) Debra Winger, Mark Keyloun, A Los
Angeles bank employee and sometime
lover of a drug dealing tennis Instructor
decides to investigate his death and jeop-
ardizes her own life. 'A' (1 hr., 37 mlnJ,.
1:11 <BJ llOVll-"Moscow On The Hudson'~' - -
---1-(~19&-•~. -\..Comedy)-Robtn . W!Ulam&;-Mar-ia--
Conchlta Alonso. A AU$Sian circus musi-
cian defects to the United States and set-
tles in New York after being saved from
the KGB by a store security guard. 'R' Q L1 hr .. 55 rota.)
M Cl)llOVIE "The Giff' { 1982, Comedy) Pi·
erre Mondy. Clio Goldsmith. A mlddle-
aged banker's retirement gift lurns out to
be the ravishing beauty he meets on a
tratn.'Ay hr .. 45 min) Ml .,.,.,.,..,;211 .. ... .,,.AlamW
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Ml llOVIE "The Bridge On The River
Kwai" (1957. Ofama) William Holden,
Alec Guinness. During World War II, a
British colonel and his men become part
of a prison labor camp gang IOfced by the
Japanese to build a Jungle bridge (2 hrs ..
41 min.)
we llOVIE "The Forest Rangers" (19-42.
Musical) Fred MacMurl'ay, Susan Hay-
ward. When her forest ranger boyfriend
Jiits her to marry a wealthy socialite, a
woman decides it's time to sharpen her
competitive charms to win hirn back { 1
hr.)
;-=.;'"Blondie Brings Up Baby"
( 1940. Comedy) Penny Singleton. Arthur
Lake. Baby Dumpling plays hooky, result-
ing in Dagwood's arrest tor kidnapping
lhr., 30 min.)
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Cl) PA1191 CHAii When a law student turns
to drugs to ease academic pressures. Hart
and other Law Review memberS come to
her aid. ( 1 hr.) ·
-Weclnesclay
.. ®-"The Camel Boy" ( 1984, Adventure)
Animated. Voices of Barbara Frawley,
Ron Haddrlck. (1hr.,12 min.)
(%) "The Rose" ( 1979, Orama) Bette
Midler. Alan Bates. (2 hrs., 14 min.) -~ "Kind Hearts And Coronets" (1949,
Comedy) Alec Guinness. Dennis Price. ( 1
hr., 44 min.)
NI 01) "Ransom For A Dead Man" ( 1970,
~tery) Peter Falk. Lee Grant. {2-hrs.)
.. CHJ "Treochcoat" (1983, Comedy) Mar-
9£1 Kidder. Robert Hays. (1 hr .• 31 min.)
(JJ "Hard To Hold" (1984, Orama) Rick
§.2ringfleld, Janet Ellber. ( 1 hr., 33 min.) -~"Love And Death" (1975, Comedy)
Woody Allen. Diane Keaton. ( 1 hr.. 25
min.)
(%) "Allee Adams" (1935. Orama) Ka-
tharine Hepburn. Fred MacMurray. ( 1 hr.,
39 min.)
l:ll (HJ "The Front" (1 976. Comedy) Woody
Allen Zero Mostel. (1 hr .. 34 min.)
Cl) .:Mother, Jugs And Speed" (1976,
Drama) Bill Cosby, Raquel Welch. (2
hrs.) -~ "Bite The Bullet" (1975, Western)
Gene Hackman, Candice Bergen. (2 hrs ..
11 min.)
Cl) "The Catered AHair" (1956. Come-
dy) Bette Davis, Ernest Borgnine. ( 1 hr.,
33 min.) tD "Damn Citizen!" ( 1958. Drama)
Keith Andes, Maggie Hayes. (2 hrs )
-01) "The Master Of Ballantrae" ( 1953,
Adventure) Errol Flynn. Beatrice Camp-
bell. (2 hrs.)
-(%) "Moscow On The Hudson" (1984,
Comedy) Robin Williams. Maria Conchita
Alonso. ( 1 hr • 55 minJ
_.,, ...... Movies-
-· "A Time For Every Season" (1972, Adventure) Documentary. (2 hrs.)
-~"Desperately Seeking Susan" (1985.
Comedy) Rosanna Arquette, Madonna.
1.1hr .. 44 min.)
CZ) "The Leopard" (1 963. Orama) Burt
Lancaster, Claudia Cardinale. (2 hrs .. 45
min.) we "Three Girls About Town" (1941,
Comedy) Joan Blondell, Binnie Barnes.
1.1hr .. 30 min.)
1::9(C) "Kind Hearts And Coronets" (1949,
Comedy) Alec Guinness. Dennis Price. ( 1
hr .. « min.) QD (I) "Hard To Hold" ( 1984, Drama)
Rick Springfield, Janet Ellber. ( 1 hr .. 33
min.) •CZ> "The Rose" (1979, Drama) Bette
Mldler, Alan Bat• (2 h,..., 14 min.)
•(JI) ''The Camel Boy" (1984, Adventure)
Animated. Voa. of Barbera Frewtey,
Ron H•ddrlck. (1 hr .. 12 min.) •CC> "Love And Oeltth" (1975, Comedy)
Woody Allen. Oi9ne KNton. ( 1 hr., 25
min ) •Cl). "CanntfY Row" (1982, DrarM) Nick
Nolte. Debra Winger. (2 ~ .. 30 min.)
20 Sund~y. March 9, 1986
(l)llCMI "The Cat People" (1 942, Hor-
ror) Simone Simon, Kent Smith. A girl Is
cursed with the abUlty to convert herself
lnt9 a vicious panther at wlU. ( 1 hr •• 30
min.)
(JJ "Running Brave" ( 1983. Orama)
Robby Benson. Pat Hingle. (1 hr .. 45
min.)
Cl) "The Towering Inferno" ( 197 4, Dra·
ma) (Part 1 of 2) Steve McOueen. Paul
Newman. (2 hrs.)
Cl) "A Minor Miracle" ( 1983, Drama)
John Huston. Pele. ( 1 hr .. 41 min.)
•@ "Run For Cover" (1955, Western)
Jam.es Cagney. John Derek. (2 hrs.) _.,,...... ___ _
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Jane Fonda. Dolly Panon. Three working
women rebel against thetr subjugation by
a male chauvinist boss. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 50
min.) (I) fOp Mm .,_ Roger Mayweather vs. Sheldon LeBlanc in a junior lightweight
bout scheduled for 1 O rounds live from
Las =· Nev. (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
(%) "Sugar Cane Alley" ( 1984.
Orama) Darling Legitlmus. ·Garry Cede-
nat. For an 11-year-old boy. winning a
scholarship becomes a ticket to a world
free from poverty, but his fellow workers In
the sugar cane fields provide him with a
dlHerent kind of education -one about
lllfe.~~:;=·l
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programming may be delayed due to •iled.rc=s. a ... TOO QOll POI cc.olT Not wanting
more children, Henry discusses having a
va~-cl-•W ,. ..
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(I[).,. "Old Enough" (1984. Drama)
Serah Boyd, Rainbow Harvest. Despite
differences In their backgrounds, two ado-
1eteent1 develop a friendship that helps to ene their growing pelns. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 31
mlnilu--1--a ...,,..n '°"'"'Interview
with Yoko Ono. 1;,,.... Pia Zadora; a tour of ~-Swll9rtend. ILMca••ctm . .... c ... .-. ....... ........
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W @ PLMl'foml .. (HJ lllllY HLL _ UNLUltlll) In this spe-
cial the British comedian performs
sketches and songs and welcomes the
Hill's Angels ( 1 hr )
world's lar~t sand island located near
Australia's Great Barrier Reef, Is home to
a surprising diversity of plant and animal
Ille (1 hr)
(JJ MOYll "Bloodbrothers" ( 1978. Ora·
ma) Richard Gere. Tony Lo Stanco A
young man dares to break family tradition
by working 1n a hospital ward for children
rather than 1n the heavy construction busi·
ness. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 56 min.) Cl) .... ...,. ...
(I) ~ Tiii LOIT .. oou
It's a battle of wills when Allee and Trixie
make a pitch for better treatment from
their husbands O
NI 01) WOMD OF All>UION "Condor" A look
at the near exttnct Caltfronia Condor ( t
hr) 7:118 2 ON Tiii TOWN Featured. unravel the
whereabouts of a missing air ptrate. D B
Cooper, who h11acked a plane 1n 1971 and
escaped with $200.000
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SUMVor must rely on a neo-Nazi to over-
come a great tragedy In stereo. O ( 1
hr.)
G MOYll "Swen Song" ( 1980, Ofama)
David Soul. Jill Eikenberry A once-prom·
1S1ng downhill ski racer attempts a come-
back. vowing to <;hed his reputation as a
loser while seeking the attendant financial
rewards. (2 hrs.) G ttl llACGYVB MacGyver and a young
computer whiz attempt to avert a military
c~ti:= ,i,~ hr ) I= "Audrey Rose" (1977, Horror)
Marsha Mason. Anthony Hopkins. A cou·
pie learns that their tormented young
daughter is the reincarnation of a child
killed 1n a fiery auto crash. (2 hrs.) e llATIOllA&. QIOQUlltlC Christopher
Plummer narrates this hlstorlcal profile of
Jerusalem. focusing on the religious
shrines. the dtVerse aJltures that coexist
peacefully within Its walls. and its people.
Including longtime mayor Teddy Kollek. In
ster:ui~r~ min.) I MtDW. -'AIC Christopher
Plummer narrates this historteal proltte of
Jerusalem, focusing "On the religlout
shrines, the diverse cultures that coexist
peacefully within Its walls, 111nd Its people.
Including longtime mayor Teddy Kollell. In
stereo O ( 1 hr )
CC).,_ "Desperately Seeking Susan"
( 1985. Comedy) Rosanna Arquette. Ma·
donna. Amnesia, mistaken Identities and
danger befall a bored New Jersey house-
wife who becomes involved with a free-
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f1ve-;oo. I an(:e M()l'ltano. Marie Mcfwen
rred WOif. Pele• Fogel (A) e mVll ''Mr K~eet's W1J1" ( 1971
Orama) John Saxon, T1ppi Hedren A
man and his wile set up a game preserve
1n Africa. only to have British and Italian
armleS hght over It'!@ w111~h~ on then
propetty (2 hrs )
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Malaysian tOOO horn Kuala Lum~ir
Mal~(R) (1hr)
''A Ntght1nare On Elm S1ree1 '
(1984. Horror) John Sa<oo, Ronee
Blakely A group of L A ch1ld1en are ler·
ror1zed by a vengeful killer who can 11ivade
!heir dreams and materialtze when lhey
awake R' ( 1 hr • 31 min I
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"Troobl(> 1n ~1r1<1' (Krrs K11stolferson.
Genev~ve Bu10ld) Turtle Dtary' !Glen
•la JackSOf1 8ef1 K11igs!eyl H1ghlandf'•
Sean Connery. Ch11s1op001 Lanibeltt
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HI ... ~ MCMI Coverg111 ( 1983. Orama) Jeff
Conaway. Irena Fems A ma1kellng INt\ll·
kid meels a s1ruggl1ng New York mOdel
and altempts 10 transform her into an 1n
tema11onal sensauon 'A' I t hr 33 rn1n 1
ml (l)~ ... MCMI "BIOWlng Wtld ( 1953 Advf>n·
ture) Gary Cooper. 6arbdra Stanwyck A
w1ldca11er and his power hungry wile al·
tempt 10 s111ke tr rich 111 the 011 heltis 1:?
hrs) 1 -.v~•u•••• --ICINll INIT&OOI 1111 ...,.,....,., Ill
Ml MCMI "Tidal Wave· ( 1975 Adven
IUfe) Lorne Greene. Ke11u Kobayasn1 A
giant !tr.IA! wave engulfs Japan ( t h1 30 mu'Jnr. ~-tc•• ('! .VW "10 To Midnight" ( 1983. Ora
ma) CharleS BrooSOo AMrew Stev!'ns A
hom1c1de detec1t11e artd a c111r11no!()Oy
graduate search tor a l<lllf>r •>' womflln Tl'
~hr., .c 11n1n)
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gtnnmg · ( 1985 Hurrof) Joh11 Sht>pard
Melanie K1Maman A •nctsked killer brutal
ly Slays 8 OIOUP 01 IJlt.,U'>pe(;hflQ leefl
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Or ma) Bred Davis, JoM Hurt Bayod "''
t~ hue SIOfY ol Biiiy HeyeS. a young
Attierlcan arrested In Turkey '°' 1ttompt
log to smuggle <XII Jlasn1sn, who suffers a
g1uellng tncaroeratlOn tn a torturous pt1s
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Janel Julian. 08vt1 wanace A disfigured
murderer stalks a patty ol le<:lcle5s teen
agers weeker1du Q 011 J 1em01e l~and n·
~hr. 35m11 I ~~="lllP Harder They Come'"
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'ey A young Jamaican who dteams ol
r11ak111g It big as 11 reggae singer Is cheat·
ed by a rec:Ofd pr<>ducer and IOfced Into a
lite ol c11me ·n ( 1 t·r 40 nun ) ••L01T••AC1
-~
-Mondng Movies-
.. CS) Tank' ( 1983. Ota111a) James
Gar11e1 GD Spradltt1 ( t hr. 53 m111 1 (ZJ 'Allee Ada•ris I 1915. Dtama) Ka
lharn1e H!'pl'\Jlll r 1 prj M 11.. Murray ( 1 hr
39m1n)
d CC) 'l he l avP11c:lt'r I HI Mob I 1952
Coo e<ly) Ali><: 0111111 o . S1anley Hollo
wa~ ( t t11 18 "'11• l
1•@ MooPy r '"'I Hona.• ( 1953. Come-
C1j) Dean Matltto, Je<1y t ew•s 12 hrs) .. (CJ Jesus ( 197q Ora111a) B11an Dea
t.011 A111ka No11111111 (I"' . 51 "''")
'Rapp1n 11985. Dromn) Ma110 Va11
Pef'bles I ai>1a Valenza ( t hr , 32 111111 )
CS) "The Hu11ter ( IQ79 Olama) StevP
McOueen, Eh Wallach ( 1 10 .. 38 lf\1r1 )
(.%J "Sugar Cane Alley · ( t984. Or11ma)
Darlt1l9 I t>qillrnuc;. Garry Cec1enal ( t ht
43 """) .. You l 1ohl Up My Lile . ( 1977, Ro-
mar1Ce) Otd1 C 0• 1r JOf> Solver 11 ht 30
min)
·w1ntPrMwk ( 1976 Ad\lenlure) Mt·
chael Da111e Leif r 11rkS011 12 hrs I
.. lhP Afllmly I 198.C Olama) Mel
G1bso11 A1111•011y Hopk111s (2 hrs. 12
tnlfll S) Kiss MA Kate ( 1953. Musteal) Ka·
lt'l•yn Ctil\o<;O•• Hl w91cJ Knel (I hr , 49
r11111 I m "()Pported ( t95 I Olama) Jell
Cha11dler Marla lo.et1 (2 tu')
1MI@ The W1n1"'1g Team" ( 1952 Blogra·
P!'Y I Dons Day nOl-a'<' R1Jagan 12 hrs )
1,.CZ) · ll•ev Live By Night ( 1949, Orama)
Farley Gra110 .. 1 C.'1hy 0·0onnell ( 1 hr
35mm l
-Afternoon Movies-
tt99) · M1•11 Who Love W0<11e 1' ( Hl77
D1ama1 I v"~ Jl111>e1l'l ::,quirP f11dPli (2
hrs 1 18.> no11·11m{1rig Thi! S1t>oe" (t984. Ad
venture) Ml(.haE'I [). "Illa-;, Kalhlee11
Tumt't (\hr •!> m111 I
fS) f'~ttot C)<e1111·~·· I IP84 C<Y11e<M
Lermy VOil l>vt'llen Vt1gi11111 Madc;en ( 1
hr , 3!> r111r1 I
11:9 (C) "Atlhuf ' (I 9ft t. Comt"<I)' I 0udl4'Y
Moore ltlil Mmnett. ( 1 hr • 37 111111 I
,. • I \lt'41 Gel M If. 119:.1 r.011 ~y)
Ralph Bella111v 111 l 1J~ , 1 t t.1 30
min)
(J) "My F'11st Wilo' ( 1'~84, O!ami\) John
Hargreeve'I, W,.rl~'/ I lughes ( 1 hr , 3~
mm)
l9(ff) "A Plano ror Mrs Cimino" 11C18<?
Orama) 0,.llP 0611iq, Penny ru11p1 (I hr
40mln I
011k ( 10B3 Ou1 1111 J1111
r, " ·" ' lrtl!Ll (' r r., 1 I
(f)IUll.-Y
• MCM1 "Mystefious Mr. Moto" ( 1938.
Myste<y) Petet LOfre, Ha1old Hubef. A
case whteh puzzles Scotland Vard Is of-
fGfed to Mr. Moto. ( 1 h1 )
8i) DM IClllM'lll ~-~
•IIl)ft.iftll-.. (C) .0VW "9 To 5" (1980. Comedy)
Jane Fonda. Dolly Parton Three wOftclng
womeri rebel against their subjugation by
a male chauvinist boss. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. SO
mini
,
1:11 LC) ''Honeysuckle Rose" ( 1980, Ro-
mance) WHiie Netson, Oya!' Cannon. ( 1
hr. 59 min)
Mt(%) 'Missing In Action" (198.4, A<Mtn-
lure) Chuck Norris. M. Emmett Waleh. ( 1
hr . 41 min)
... (ID "AascalS An<1 Aobbefa: The Secret
Advenlures 01 Tom SawyClf And Hucic
Finn· ( 1982, Adventure) Patrick
Creadon. Anthony Michael ( t hf.. 40
min I
"The Enchanted Journey" ( 19M,
Fantasy) Animated Voices of Jim
Backus. Orson Bean ( t hr., 24 min.)
t:ll CC) "The Sword 01 The Veltant" ( 1980,
Fantasy) Sean Connery. Mires O'Keefe.
t_1hr ,42 min.)
.. Cf) "Steelyard Blues" ( 1973, Comedy)
Jane Fonda. Donald Sutherland. (2 h,..)
CI) "Taro. The Dragon Boy" ( 19M, Fan-
tasy) Animated. ( 1 hr .. 15 min)
"The lowering Inferno" ( 1974, er ...
ma) (Part 2 of 2) Steve McOueen. Plul
Newman (2 hrs) ·
'MISS!ng In Action 2 The Beginning"
( 1985 Orama) Chuck Norris. Soon-Tectt
Oh (1 hr 36mm)
-lvenlng
Sundev . M81ch 9. 1986 23
'11) IMOT~ -0.
{C)Cla.X comDY rw1ms-zmrn Comedi-
an and Juggler Michael Davis throws a
parry and attempts to trade in his ott-th&-
wall arohCS for ~l~bef'lavlof
cou.EGI NCAA Cham~
onshop Tournament First Round Game
L•ve/ C2 N'S I
WPI: THI --.,_.. UCll Alm -------'c:;:ri"'"'ps~lrom "'Starwiifs" and "'rhe Empire
~trikes Back" are featured In this behind-
the-scenes 100~ al special ettecta. Ma~
Hamill host!. ( 1 hr 1
l lOl.DO..I r. Cll .... 9 IJt'T'lllT.-T TOlllHJ lnteMew
.~~da Gray lrom "Dallas ..
(I)~=-~ Davia Letlerman·s "stu-
pid pet 1r1cl\s", a man who lost ove< 100
leoo~~~
~Ml.ORD
...... miORT
llCMI "Jesus" ( 1979, Drama) Brian
Deacon, Rivka No1man The Ufa of the
"King ot Kings," from his early years as
the son of a poor carpenter to ht5 instloa-
tion 01 tM religious and social revocutfon
that led to his death by crucifixion 'G' ( 1
tu 57 min)
llllPIJaXT ....
llCMI "They Lrve By Night" ( 1949,
Olama) Farley Granger, Cathy O'Donnell.
Three escaped convicts set otf on a crime
spree during the Depression years In the
South (1hr.3= ,_ ll1l UllDa 1MI nm Dtsllngutshed
eJtperts discuss crttlcal issues coofrontlng
Africa !Oday (I hr )
7:11 tJ 2 OI THI tOWIC Featured current re-
c,earch and help for AIDS vict1m$· 1nc1uded
is the counseling work of the Shanti Foun-
aation. a Reverend. who has the disease
talks about his personal battle. hOw celeb-
ntles are working together to raise funds
tor AIDS
MCr•lllHT WMAn~ mo.L.A.
t.D.ATL.Mm ~=OfALR'fm .. ,. .....
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""°""'90IMAT\m .,..,,,.
• W. ~Jett Smith dlseusses
e!_les, tureens end rHle1tes U.J llCMI "The Devtl To Pay" ( 1930,
Comedy) Ronald Colman. Lore11a Young.
A rakish roung hberline tastes the les1,
tree Ille o a bachelor as long es he can
-loet~:;,;::.;: ht . 6 "'"I
• COll't..,. In st9feo. Q
llCMI "Assault Oo Precinct 13"
( 1978. Orama) AU$tlr'I Stoker. Dlrwln
Joston Cops and corivlett join loroee to
prevent a teen-age gang from !eying siege
10 a nearly deSerted pollce 1tallon (2
lhr& ~ ~--rTOllOT1Q m=.n = .. Burnt Ott8'lng1" { 1978, Hor-
24 Sunday. March 9, 1986
ror~ Reed, Riren Blaok. A couple,
ttielr son al)d eldetty aunt rent an old Vic-
torian mansion as e summer home.· una-
ware the house Is haunted and possesses
a wlU of Its own. (2 hrs.)
• ll'fll•fl "Adventures of Shel10ck
HOimes II: The Red-Heeded League" Al-
ter answering a charitable organlzatlon's
ad. Jabez Wilson !S SVIQ!clous when he 1s
promised a large sum of money tor copy·
i an ency_clopedla. Q ( 1 hr.)
MMIML019 . Plmll mM Regularly SCheduled
programming may be delayed due to
~breaks. CH> NL CGU.le m MCllT _ _, -
IOU our In this 1985 Oellas ooncen Phil
Collins performs "One More Nlgh1." "Sus-
sudlo." "AgalnSI All Odds" and songs
from the album "No Jacket Required." ( I
hr)
ClJC.....~a •we (I).,. "Electric Dreams" (198', Com-
edy) Lenny Von Oohlen. Virginia Madsen
An unusual love triangle develops when a
bumbling San FranclSco architect pro-
grams htS personal comput8f 10 c.ompose
love songs f()f 8 capttvatlog oellisl wno
moves Into his apartment bUlldlng. 'PG' J.l. hr .• 36 t:i6 -~=''Whateve< Happened To Baby
Jene?" ( 1962. Suspense) Bette Davis.
Joen Crawford. Two sisters, both former
1llm stars. live a blza.rre existence In a te<
ror-rldden house (2 hrs. 50 min.)
1t11 • ll'fll •ti "Adventures of St\erlock
Holme:s II. The Anal Problem" Professo<
Moriarty pursues Holmes and Watson to
Swltnrland where he confronts Holmes
tor what may be the last lime. O ( 1 hr ,
15mln.) .. 8 e PAl&Y 191 Alex dates tile Ideal
girl. but things go haywire when he falls In
love w11h her roommate. a coed who can't
ste':.~ 1012) lnste<eo. (R) o ~ ..... ,.,u. ~ ,. WIAZlll Oevld Letterman's "stu-
pid pe1 trioks"; a man who loet over 100
lndl on a wate< diet · ... , ....
~I---.. -·-i ~Sam and Diane reveal their
true 1eetlnQs '°"each other whlle on board ~tlng private plane. In stereo
• (11 M COLITI Miies watches his mar-
riage to Fallon and his mother's relation-
ship wt1h Jason fall apart. o ( 1 ht.) I= "White Feather" ( 1955. West-
ern) AObeft Wagnet, John Lund. A pros-
pector la Instrumental In bringing peace to
his terrl~. ~2 hrs.) • M •r "Adventures of Sher1ocl(
Holmes II: The Final Problem" Profess<><
Motlarty punwes Holmes and Watson to
Swttze<land where he confronts Holmes
lor Whet may be the last time O ( 1 hr .. 16 ;rJ. • MLOl9
CC) .. "Arthuf" ( 1981, COmedy)
Oucllty Moore, Ltz.a Mlnntlll A ctrtn<en, ~tic young mltllona.lfa falls In love *'"' a poor w1ltr911, but his lamlly threet·
ans to cut Off hit lnh«lt•nce unleM he 1•••ntt, 'PG' ( 1 hr., 37 min.)
.. "Agelntt AH odbs" (1~. Ore·
ma) A8chel Ward, Jttt BrldgM A r.dlng
prote.lon&I tootbaH pie~ fallt In love
with the girlfriend Of I lmlll-tlme hood
and *°"* lnYOIY9d With lhlcly. hlgh-
llak .. rMI estate dMllnga. 'R' Q (2 hrt.,
8 min.)
([) ._ "Tur11 182!" ( 1985, Orama)
Timothy Hulton, Robert Urich. Armed with
a fighting spirit and an aerosol spray can. a young man wages e graffi11 war against
bureauetats who refuse to compensate
hrs 1nJUted fireman brother. 'PG-13' ( 1 hr • 38mrn.r --
Cl.LIT_Ml1B --~"My First Wlte" ( 198-4, Orama)
John Hargrea\les, Wendy Hughes. When
his wife announces thal their 10-year mar-
riage IS over and that ahe l1i having en af-
lal1, a man smks Into Incapacitating de-
i lf (l hr ,36mln)
PAflm IQIOlll mT .. e .-T CCMlf Flofence laces man-
datory retirement from her job as court·
room batlltf In stereo
(!) m¥ll "Green Ice" (1981, AdVen-
ture) Ryan O'Neal, Anne Archer. An engi-
neer and a socjalite at1empt to rob a
Sooth Amencan emerald smuggler ol a
iortune.,,.. l/nI <2 hrs .• 30 min.i ID llAii Cl MATR flPf9 YUM
Robin Ellrs. Susan Hampshire, Jean
Marsh. Tim Pigoll-Smrlh. Diane Rigg and
se<leS host AJ1t1aif Cooke are among the
celebrllleS saluting the 15-year anniver-
sary of "Mast8fplece Theatre... o (2
hrs ~ I PA1'9DOWI mT .. i ".:..".=~ A Samoan na-
ltve appears to have wed Hunter's girl·
ltril=~I cerem<>ny ( 1 hr l
ntlUllf ----MAm.-W• ~--tam'ftlOa 1a± M LOIT .. llml
Ralph and Ed thin!( they've won a car, In
another episode. they plo1 an early depar-
ture tor Aiiee's =-~• Ethel Q I C .......
.. w1a ac1 MA,...,_ YUM
Robin Ellis, Susan Hampshire, Jean
Marsh. Tim Plgolt-Smlth. Diana Rigg and
series host Alistair Cooke are among the
oelebfitles saluting !he 15--year annlvef-
sary of "Mast8fplece Theetre " o (2 hra.~ ----I ._ . .._. II
couw umTIAU. NCAA Champi-
onship Tournament First Round Game ··-~a;~a,) ~~
llCMI "The KllUng Fields" ( 198-4, Ora-
ma) Sam Wa1et11on. Halng S Ngor
Based on New York Times reporter Syd-
ney Schanberg's chronlcie or the unique
friendship that delleloped between him
and his native aMlstent, Ol1h Pran, In
1970s wartom Cambodia. 'R' Q (2 hrs.,
21 min.)
. orrOf .. OZ) llOVll "Oavll's Own" (1967 H ~
Joan Fontaine. Kay Walsh An Engll
echoolmarm falls under susplclOr'I when
one of her pupils becomes a aacriflclal vie·
tlm of wl1chcfllt ( 1 hf., 55 min)
,.11uc1&~ ... _ .. ,
mAm Guest: Biiiy Ven. Sketches. an
Interview with Senta; open marrltge; Sui-
cide Boutique, hOund dog I~·
tlOr'ls.
l ~la&.m ,.,......,,.
... "The SNnlno" (1980, Hofrot)
Jack Nieholtotl. Shelley Ouvd. A winier
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-caretaker fof a remote. and appareoflY
haunted. Colorado hotel Is snowboUnd
there with his wile and clairvoyant youl'lg
son 'R' (2 hr&., 26 min.)
00 lml • ~ This examination into
teen:_~ ~lclde Includes 1nte<v1QWS with
11oubled adolescents. parents and psych1·
a~ttu ) __ _
.,_ "Every Woman Has A Fantasy"
( 1984. Adult) Rachel Ashley. John Leslie
A group of suburban women exp1esses
their hidden dreams and desires ( 1 hr •
30 min)
(l) LRIT1\.D Of TMI mt All) PAmll
Interviews with Engelbert Humpe<dinck.
Cha11es Bronson and wife Jin Ireland. Ger-
many's Prince Von Thuln Und Taxis and
actOf Cornel Wiide, a tour of ttie Far East
with Billy Dee WHllams. (R) ( 1 hr )
(%) llOYll "Death Game" ( 1977.
Suspense) Sondra Locke, Seymour Cas-
sel A man Invites two attractive teen-age
girls Into his house for the night and later
discovers that they are homicldal mant·
ecs~ 1 hr • 28 min.) 1t.te l ()) =-IAmTIAU. NCAA
Championship T oumament First Round
West Regional Game from Ogden. Utah
~hrs .. = D e Host· Johnny Cerson In
ster-~ I QI It/IC ... ..m.-
.,. "Miss Sadie Th<>mpson"
( 195•. Orama) Jose Fe<rer. Rita Hay·
worth A young woman with a Questton·
able past becomes Involved with a Marine
and a mlnlste< on a Pacific ISiand. (2 hrs.)
lmlAITT llAWAIMM "'*''"'Ull) TO•UlllJlll:ID
~MUSI
129 (!)~mM u•aa•...,. anaT.-T TimlllT lntervleW with
Linda Gray from "Oenas •· ...... ...,. CID.,.. "The Final Terror" ( t 981. Hor·
r0<) John Friedrich, Adrian Zmed A kntfe-
wieldlng kmatlc 111Ctlmlzes eight young
campe<s. 'R' ( 1 hr . 22 min )
i -•ICY •cu. 12:11 MM.TT~ When Basil hears that
hotel Inspectors are In town~ he ente<s a
state ot nerv005n8S8 that causes cootv·
sion among his guests and staff.
1-8 • LA11 mn' wmt DAVID &.m9mM
Scheduled· model Elle MacPherson. actor
John Larroquette In sttfeo ( 1 hr )
IATNna. ••• 191'1' ...
--~PIGfU _. ...
LM. -CM Im.I ..-mu. ..... ..,.
.,.. "Making The Grade" ( 1984,
LOIITTR<"JV) Judd NelSOn. Dena Olsen A
SpoMed rlet't kid ottera S 10,000 to a street·
Wise teen-eger to finish out hit taat yeer at
e!._ep school for Nm. 'R' ( 1 hr., o45 min } W .,.. "Moecow On The Hu<Sson"
( 198A, Comedy) Robin Wiiiiams. Marla
Conchita AIOntO. A Ruaalan clrC\.19 musl·
clan defects to the United States end set
tlet In New York after being saved from
the KGB by a atore aecvrlty guard 'R' ( 1
hr .• 55 mln.) .. ,...,.1119,_0
tM IUIElllOIWW F ta9 ... "Nobody Llwe FoffY9f" ( UM6.
eme) John Garlleld, Geraldine Fltzger
aid. A soldier returning from ifie war be---Drama) Joanne WOOdward. Tony Ran-
comes a Weet Coast con artist whoee vlo-daN. Four couples llvll'lg in the same post-
lims are w-= widows. (2 hnl.) war housing deVelopment face Ille and its·
tt18 WM" WM"mrt Q!oblems. (2 hrs..)
Cf) llOWll "Constantine And The Croes" ·----( 1960~ Ad\'ef\tut•) Cofnel Wilde-. Owls-CD--"Up The C«!elt" ( 1964. Gome-
ltne Kaufman. In the •th century 8.C.. dy) Tlm Matheson, Jennifer Runyon Four
-.GoostantJoe becanes Empec.or ...of Gaul ___ c:ollege-st1K1ents tty .to bung~ glofy t0-
and defeats the Roman& lnhiS crusade for their school by competing 1n a raft race
rel~tolefance. (2 twa. 30 min.) against a team of ruthless men 'R' ( 1 hr , 0 35mln.) e llOWll "Lost City 01 Atlantls" (1977, <l>•••w ...
Documentary) Exciting deepwater digs (%) llOWll "A. Night In Heaven" (1983,
offer new proof that the fabled city of At· Drama) ChrtStopher Atkins. Lesley Anne
lantis truly lies beneath the blue water of Warren A marrled college Instructor has
the Aegean 5::~.~~ · an affair with one of l'ler stu()el'lts wtlo (!) COl1m NCAA Champ!-woO<s as a male exotic daneer 'R' ( l hr •
onshlp Tournament First Round Game 23 min) ~ape delay) (2 hrs.) .. ,...,,,,.,.,.WSTll
l\MIPU --.0 AT&..-. llOWll "The Rose" ( 1979, Orama) • ..
Bette Midler. Alan Bates. A flamboyant ICMOOllL.fll
rock singer turns to drugs end alcohol .--1
when She finds II diffic1Jft to cope with the --. 90KT
pressures of fame 'R' (2 hrs .. 1' min.) 1111 llOWll "Avanttl" ( 1972. Romance)
I PMl. IYAI Jack Lemmon, Juliet MlllS A conseNat1ve
tll ... businessman falls In love wtth the slightly • •&W... eocentnc daughter of his dead lather's
~ ~ Guests. Rick 0v8'· mistress. 'R' (2 hrs . 24 min )
ton. Jack Gallagher. Jimmy Tingle, Spike 1111 (1).,_ "Against All Odds" ( 1984, D<a·
1Jon~1J•r (A>,,,_, ' ma) Rachel Ward, Jell Bridges A fading --. M -professional football player falls In love PUm 1'MI I.Olm with the girltriend of a small-time llOOd
llOWll "Teachefs" ( 19M, Dfama) and becomes Involved with shady. high--
Nici< Nolte. JoBeth Wllllams. A lawault stakes real estate dealtl'lgs 'A' O (2 hrs .
brought against a zoo-like urben high 8 min.)
school for awarding a diploma to an lttl-11111 PAl'nl•
1era1e student spurs a borned-ovt lnstrvc-MTm
tor to search f<>< his discarded Ideals. 'R' Ifft
Q_ ( 1 hr .. 46 min.) -.0 c:ua womN
{HJ .,_ "The Blues Brothers" (1980, mAT•ACICOAITD
Comedy) John Belushi, Oen Aykroyd MICH).,_ "Choose Me" ( 1984, Corned )
Two blues singers must contend with the OenevieVe Bu1old. Keith Carradine T~
Chicago police, the CIA, neo-Nazls and lives of a bar owne<, a radio sex therapist
the U S Army lo put together a benefit and a scheming womanizer collide. setting
concert to raise money for their orphan-off a barrage of emotional fireworks. 'R'
f 'R' ~~s .. 13 min.) U hr. •6 min )
· Mm -..... We mwll "The Eagle And The Hawk"
t.a -IOAN Interviews with Kim ( 1933. Orama) Fredric March. Cary
Zimmer ("Guiding Light"). Richard Eden Grant, A war·weary titer sinks 1n10 a deep
("Santa Barbera'') and Lefllle Easter--.vess1on ( 1 h 30 1 ) -bri::•~ope"J .6_ I~ r . mn. -1 Cltl _,., .. ,...,. ==IUH•llTOOAY
.,. '~Last Valley" (1971, AO-=·They Uve By NIQht' (1949.
venture) Michael Celne. Omar Sherlt. In Orama) Farley Granger. Cathy O'Donnell
the last German village to be untouched Three escaped conVICts set off on a cnme
by either plague or the Thirty Years' War. spree during the OepreSSloo years In the
the townspeople try to coexist peaoefl.llly South I 1 hr., 35 min.) with~ ':a~l&>i'ng soldiers. (2 hrs.) l='•an ·1r.:F..J. Ml ... IUnallf 1:11 .,_"No Down Payment" (1957, .. PLM'~
.. (%) "Milalng In Action" (l9&4, ~·
ture) Chuci< Nomi. M. Emmett Walltl ( t
hr .. ,, min.) •CC> "All Fan Down" (1962, Orema) Eva
Marie Saint, Warren Beatty ( 1 hr , 50
min.)
.. (I) "Secrets" ( 1982. Orama) H.itrt Lind·
say. Anne CampbeU-Jonea. ( 1 hr • 18
min ) 1'lll Ill) "My Six Lovet" ( 1983, Comedy)
Debbie Reynokta. Cliff Robertton (2
hrs )
NI(%) "Heat And Oust" (1983, Ortme) Ju.
lie Christle. Greta Scaec;l'll (2 hrs . tO
min.) •eel ;,Oh God! Book II" (1980, COmedy) George Burns. Suzanne Pleshette ( 1 hf •
35mfn) CR> "Tin Man" ( t 98 t Orama) Timothy
AOttoms, Deana Jurgens ( 1 hf , 3S min l
... (!) "Ring 01 Fire" ( 196 1 Adventure l Da·
vld Janssen. Joyce Taylor (2 hrs)
-CC) "Hombre" ( 1967, Western) PaUJ
Newmen, Fredric March ( 1 hr . 51 min ) CID "On The Town" ( t9•9. M1JS1Cal)
Gene Kelly. Frank Sinatra ( 1 hr 38
min )
Sundl!W, March 9, 1986 25
-l'riclay Coal.
~"The Scarlet Coat" ( 1955, Drama)
Comet Wilde, Michael W1ldtng ( I hr 40
min)
(I) "Amadeus'· ( 1984 Orama) F M11rray
Abraham. Tom Hutce (2 hrs , 38 min ) •
I!) "The 8.1le" l 1948, Ad~ntureJ
Douglas Fairbanks Jr Marla Montez (2
hrs.) ·
-~ "Crawlspace' ( 1971. Suspense)
Teresa Wright. Anhur Kennedy ( 1 hr . 30
minJ
-Afl•noon Movies-
-• "Just A L11tle Inconvenience" ( 1977
Orama) Lee Mal()<s. James Stacy (2
hrs)
CC) "Bananas· ( 1971 Comedy) Woody
Allen, Louise Lasser ( 1 hr., 22 min ) CID "A Passage To India" ( 1984, Ofama)
Judy Davis. Victor Banel)ee (2 hrs .. 43
min)
11:11 CJ) "Secrets' ( 1982 Orama) Helen L 1nd
say Anna Campbell-Jones ( 1 hr 18
min) w• 'N01h1ng Sac.red" ( t937 Drama}
Fred11c March Carole Lombard ( 1 hr 3v
min)
(I) "Open City" ( 1946 Orama) Anna
Magnani, Ahjo Fabrw ( 1 hr , 45 min )
.1:11 (C) "The Deep" ( 1977, Adventure) Rot>-
erl Shaw. Jacqueline Bissel (2 hrs 4
min )
219 (1) "Brainstorm" ( 1983 Science F1c1ton1
Ch11SloPher Walken. Natalie Wood ( 1 hr
46m1n I •CID "The Karate 1<1'1 (1984, Orama)
Ralph Macchio Nor1yuk1 'Pat" Morita (2
hrs. 6 min)
(I) "The Song Remains The Same'
1.!.976 Documentary) (2 hrs. 16 min )
a:ll(C) "The Shocking Miss Piigrim·· ( 1947
Muslcal) Betty Grable Otck Haymes (I
hr . 25 mtn )
•CJ) "The Last Hard Men ( 1976 West
em) Charlton Hester James Coburn (2
hrs)
([) "Les Miserables· ( 1934, Drama)
Harry Baur, Charles Vanel (2 hrs) •CI> "Annie Oakley" ( 1935 Western) Bar
bars Stanwyck. Preston Foster ( 1 I'll 30
min ) -lvealng ..
26
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P4'0Qfamm ng may t>e delayed due to ebreaks .. = ICI I. PllCI --~Oh GOdl Book II" (1980,
Comedy) George Burns Suzanne
Pleshette God returns to Earth and
chooleS the young c»ughttf ol an advt<·
tlling executive to apread his message to
the world. 'PG' p hf., 35 min)
Cl) SM lOl•dT IT 10ll8MT CID .. "MP Dugan Retur"'" ( 1983.
COrnedY) Marana Mason Jeson Robardt
A wldOw'I ne'tt-®-well father, who aban· dOned her wn.n the was a child or 9,
lhOWt up wllh a bed heart condltiOn and a tu1teue Ml or HI-gotten money ·po· (1
tw .38mln)
Sunday. March 9, 1986
()) mcMI "The Old Maid" ( 1939, Orama)
Bette Davis. Miriam H()pkms A pair ol sis
leis become Involved In a struggle after
1ht1 lover ol one Is killed 1n the Civil War
t hr , 35 min.)
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MAii mnrt llMY WOii.i> "MOdel<.
of Enterprise Kamsky Associates"
Guests Virg1n1a Kam!ky and her assoc•
ates discuss their efforts to open lines ol
trade wllh Ctuna (R)
COUIQI IAl«ITIAU. NCAA Champ!
nnsh1p Tou1namen1 First Round Game II~~)'
.,. Cll ...
111 DnBTAIMJfT TONIQHT lntervie1-.
lw11rT~yl Hall and Dave Stewart
~ ~ The story Of a rescue
mlsS1on 1n a remote mountain area; a sur
1ca1 procedure for overweight people
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mcMI "Weekend Pass ( 1984 Com
edy) 0 W Brown Peter Ellenstein Four
sailors 1us1 finishing basic training 1n San
Diego travel to Los Angeles for fun and
romance ·A· ( 1 hr • 32 min )
Cl)~ ...
(%) mcMI "Midnight Ei<press ( 1978
Ofama) Brad DaVIS. John Hurt Based on
the true sror,. of Billy Hayes a young
American arrested 1n Turkey tor attempt·
ing to smuggle out hashish, who suffers a
grueltng incarceration In a torturous prts·
on 'A' (2 hrs . t min ) 1~ a7J HOGAWt HaOU
7:119 ,.AY AT _., Host Howard Ste
vens provides an insider's guide to the tat
est events and tr8'\ds in Southern Calif()(·
M -..
nra
I MCl•MGHr WMT't MAINl•lll llC)WI .. ,...,.. _.TIU Regis Phllbtn
takes his wife and two daughters 10 Dublin
for a first·hand took al !he magic ot Ire
land
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Cl> lllllC OI DA• WOULD aped In Ctllna. the maller lllotlonilt's ltll·
eat apecial is hlghltghtld tw an all«npt to
walk throogh lhe Great Walt 11 welt as
other magic 111Cka perlorm«l al Bel~ng·1
T empte or Heaven. the Forbidden City and
the Jade lllo of Belhat Park Q ( 1 hr.) 9 • .,,. The Ripllde boys pose u
minor-IOegue basetMlll play9fs lo help the
club's C>WnefS search lor a suspected drug
deatet 11 hr )
e llMl "Aohtlng Mad" (1976, Orama)
Leon Isaac Ke<1nedy. James lnglehart A
man who survives a mordef attempt vowl>
revenge on the two rnen responsible (2
hrs) • 9 UMla After reading a newspa
per antcie. Webster's convtnced that he's
the outer-space visit°' described rn the
f>lor~~ l ..,•~n
':. "Rosemary s Baby ( 19b8
H°'ror) Mta Farrow, John Cessavetes A
young woman JS homfled to disc:ovef !hat
her hl;sband has promised their unt>orn
child to a coven of wllche!'i (2 hrs . 30
lm1n·~ONwm•MVWWQ
..... I.Giii
llO¥ll "Hombre" ( 1967, Wes1ern1
Paul Newman, Fredric March An Apactie
raised white man ts forced to protect the
~ves ot those ne hates ( 1 hr • 51 min ) CID llO¥ll "Tuff Turi' ( tENM, Orama
James Spader. Kim RIChards An East
Coast teen-ager moves With his family 10 a
tough L A ne1ghborh00d where he
clashes with an antagonistic punk. 'A" o
~hr . 52min)
CAMOlft co.DY Cl Alla
ITAll> IY m: A POITUlf Cf MJM
1.8.c* Highlights from the performer's
1985 concert lour including the songs
·0ay Tripper," ·Jesse." "Stand by Me
and · Too Late for GOOdbyes" ( 1 tu l
I DCml_,
n WALL tTmT -"One Of the Bes• lrom the West" Guest Wiii Weinstein
managing parlner of Montgomery Secu11
11es u.e a .. -~ George ana Belvedere wondef what to get Marsha tor
het birthday, ~eather wants to IOlfl the
c~i:huad (R) O "TUIMl ... ILD. * '.a llMAZlll The story of a rescue mission In a remote mountain area, a SI.
g_ical procedure lor overweigttt people
• WALL n.T -"One ot the Be5t
trom the West" Guest. Will Wein5teln
managing partner of Montgomery Securt
tl8S l=--~N=-""'~--ar-lft·-· ----.. _.,,....
.. i='im. Nin~ warrlOfs hatch
a plOt to kidnap the son ot a wealthy
American l>USlneMman tn stereo (I hr)
I DIJWITWUQ
':. "Smokey And The Bandit
( t977. Come<IY) Bun Reynolds, Sally
Field A daredevil trucker accepts a chat
tenge to run a trucktoad of beer from Tex
as back to Georgia In a llmlled 1movn1 of
time. (2 hrs )
• llOllll "a.nd Of The Riv8'" ( 1952
AdvenlUte) Jemes Stewart. Arthur Ken
nedy S.ttlefa oOUnl on an ••per~
guide to bring them much nM<»d PfOV• Slons~~ ... I w.c.,.. ~"' beenea from
the comedian's lllent lllmt anc:t other rare
footage belonolng to the Fields estate are
lneluded In this retroepecttvl' IO<>M at the
life and career ot W C FIOlds t) (2 hrt ) !E~ Flaming<> Kid'" (198•
C<>medy) Melt DtllOn, A.Chard Crenna In
1963. • Br006ltvn plumt>«'110f1 ge11 a !Ob
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fl) .. ...-... YOM art Fttmeo
1n ·r972 at Madison Square Garden. 1h1s
concert perlormanoe by the former Bealle
features the songs "Imagine " Power to
lhe People," "Come Together" and mote
~t• "Amadeus" ( 1984. Drama) F
Murray Abraham, Tom Hulce Consumed
with jealousy over his rival's brtlliance
Viennese coort composer Anrorno Saheri
ineHectuaJly plots to discredit brash musi·
car genius WOifgang Amadeus Mozart
'PG' (2 hrs •• 38 min )
I 'AnBDOWl.-tT HI mAT 0 L llmMCll "Folhes In Con
cert" From Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher
Hall. an all-star oasr Iha! includes Lee
Remick, CarOl Burnett. George Hearn and
Elaine Slritch performs 1n a revival ot .Ste·
phen Soodhelm's 1971 musical "Follies ·
In stereo. (2 hrs )
t» 8 ..... llAY°" The Maintenance ~
partment tans apart wtien Alvin and Bron
slci accept the city's early retirement otter
Cil .,. "Spnng11tne tn The Rockies'
( 1942, Musical) Betty Grable. John
Payne. Two bickering Broadway perform·
ers come to the 11artllng realrzauon that
they love each other (2 hrs ) l ~CA'IC.'17
PAlmDOWl•IT
.. ..r1uc:aa _. Cl> PALCOll CMIT Angela returns end
finds out that Peter hes disappeared wllh
$30 mlllion of her money Q I 1 hr r D e ... VICI The vice SQuad hooks
up with federal agents to nab a reclusive 'iSI In stereo ( t hr ) I PM.l tin Colt ~rcheS IOI a m1<;s1ng
NazJ treaSUte while ltlm1ng a mov1P •n llaly
i)~~
--TMltcm• .,. "The Deep" (1977. Actveniure)
Robert Shaw, Jacqueline Bisset A. )'OUnQ
coople find romance and treasure as they
dive off the coast of Bermude PG (2
hrs . 4 min.) ® .,. "Finders Keepers'' ( t984.
Comedy) Mt0hael O'Keefe. Beverly D' An·
geto A $5 mrHk>n cache 1s al slake for a
&e.11y neurotic, two con artists. a gangs1er
and assorted other characters traveling on
a train from Calllorma to Nebraska 'A' 0
~hr .36m~ ~= "Potky's Revenge' ( 1985
Comedy) Dan Monahan. Wyatt Kntghl A
gtoup ot FIOOda high school s1uden1s
matches Wits with the pr0pt1etor of e local
b<othel. 'A' O ( I hr • 31 min )
I __ Cle Ml ITMIODIO ,... ._..,...rsmia .....
•AaY•WAYMm COLL• U1U11AU NCAA Cnamp1·
onshlp Tournament F1rs1 Round Gama
'=J~W ... = ruu.~ ... ,. .. ,
mAm SkOIChes a Secret Service
I : a mMtlng with Ceptaln Kangaroo
•lld ;f"'r, = the Bizarre eas•no I=~--
CD .. "Nightlife'' ( 1983, Drama)
Bridgette Monet. Loni Sanders. A high-
priced prostitute walks the streets 1Mrcho-
1ng for new customers and old .aquain-
tances. l I.hr .. 30 min.~
Cl) ITAllT OP 8*11 I • Profilee of
Enk Estrada. Ct)artton Heston. Donna
Mills and l.Jberace (R) ( 1 ht.)
1-.ruu.m
1.W All nw wme u..u co. Bar·
bare Cook presents an evening of eong
including show tunes, old favorites and
contemporary works In stereo. (1 hr., S
min.)
11::11 ti Cl) COLl.m umTUIJ. NCAA
Championship Tournament Am Round
Wesl Regional Game from Long Beech,
Cahl J2 hrs. 30 min ) D II) TOllllff Host. Johnny Carson.
Scheduled. m\JSlcal group l1'le Klngl Sls.-
ters In stereo. (1 hr.)
I ODOCCUl.I 9 MC ... ~
.,_ "Turn Of The Sct.w" (1 97•.
Mystery) Lynn Redgrave. Meg Jenkins.
Based on the story by Henry .Mmes A gardener has a strange effect on twO chj..
dre~~n) l lmlAITY
HAWAIPM.f MCI-......__. "A.n's Well Thal
E'nds Well" Helena's reappeerance follow-
ing rufTlOt$ ot he< death prompts Bertram
10 declare hlS love for his wife. (Part 3 of
3 (1hr .. 5mln.) ....... ,.-.... ~
OIQOOO Forme< SCTV cast member Dave
Thomas plays a aucceasful oolege profee-
sor who's transported bactl In time. Guest
stars Include Catherin. O'Hara, Martin
Short. ~1a1i;w and others. ( 1 t'tr.) m-.r ,,.CID UY • ._.,Wm An eccentric
film direct()( tells a young vmter • IQlne-
hnghng ghost S10f'Y that c:omee true Peter
O'Toole stars 11•@-.JTMQ(I
QM 8 TM.a ... TMI ~ Horrible In-
cidents plague a yoong couple In their
newty·acqulred b<ownstone 1nd their
wttchcraft·practic:lng neighbor (Adolph
Caesar) may be 10 blame.
l lH90Ul-.T
~--.. "Cheep&f To Keep He<" (1980.
Comedy) Mac Davis, Tovah Fe4dlhuh. A
private detective tracks dOwn dellnquent
husbands for a dlllorce lawyer. (2 hrs.) ~MM.VlllOI
TW•ICf
.. "The Song Remalnl Tha Same"
( t976. Documentary) A tapeetry of the
rock groop Led Zeppelin tMturing footage
Of 1973 concel18 at Madl9on Square Gar·
den 1nt8'WOY9fl with glimDMt bedcstage
and fantasy sequences. 'PG' (2 t'trs., l6
min.)
GMCLUI Ml ~ .,_ "Confesslont Of A Window
Cleaner" ( 197•. Comedy) Robin Ask·
with. Anthony Booth. A 8'1tllh window
cleaner puts a sperklt Into the ..._ of his
many women 'R' p ht., 30 m .) a.e Paan ,..._While Sybil le 1n the
h()spital ror a minor operation. Ball con-
dUets a fife drill at the hotel and muddle8
Y.2. ~P of German tourists.. {HJ "The Kllllng Flelda" (HMM. Ora-
ma) Sam Wattt1ton. Halng S. NgOf
Based oo New York Timee report• S"yd-
ney Schanberg's chronlde of the unique
ftiendsNp that detialoped ~ him
and hlS netf\19 .-tent. Ditti Pren, Iii
1970. wartom Cambodia. 'A' Q (2 In.,
21 mln.)
-••..aaY..r..ot 1nstereo. (1
hr .. = ...
1•••111rr ... _, ....
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.wll "The Empire Strikes Back"
( 1980, Science Fiction) Mark Hamlll, Hat·
rlsOn Ford. Rebel fighter LUke Skywalket
lnt8frupta his training as a Jedi Knight to
rescue hlS friend8 from villainous Darth
Vader. 'PG' (2 hrs .. • min ) (I) .,. "Flrestartet'' ( 198', Science
F'ictlon) David Keith, Drew Barrymore..
The ooncerned parents of a 9-year-dd
alrl. who Is endOWed with the ability to en-
ftame anything at wOI, endeavor to protect
her lrom gove<nment agents planning to
abduct her. 'R' O ~.liii 55 mln.) _,...,... 0
.. PAanT'Olm Basll attempts to con-
..., Fawlty Towers Into a gourmet's para-
dise. -1..,TMQ(· w WMAnMOnWMAnmn
.,. "I Love A Mystery" ( 1973,
Mystery) Ida Lupino. David Hartman, When three insurance Investigators set out
to locate a wealthy pollcYhotd8f', their
INfch leads them 10 a remote ltland where some strange things are happen.
l.,tvs.,30 ~ .. ,. ----cau.m 1Am'TU1..L NCAA Champi-
onship Tournament Arst Roond Game.
l=~hrs.) ,..,.
t:11 111 rr•rr ...
~ 1'0lllllT Guests Or ~
10, Teylot Negron. Uncie Floyd. Benny UBel.~-(R)
.. CMI.,.
W ..___.l~OPUM
,. CC) .. "Q, The Winged Serpent"
( 1982. Fantasy) Mlchaei Moriarty. Oevld
Carradine On the roof of a Manhattan
sky1C1aper. a petty crool< stumbles aaoea
the nest of a giant teerhe<y ftWla wpent
that has been tem><izJng NeW 'fork Qty
'R' (I hr., 30 min.)
W 111) ~ 'IUCll
-· .. "Oufty" (1968. Comedy) Jame. Coburn, James Mason. A trto of
bf'otner. sieges a mlllk>n-dolllf heist from
their father Wtlom they hate I 1 hr • -.5 i.~W.C. ,_ And Me •. (1970,
aphy) ROd Steiger. Valefle Perrine.
The leQendaly comedian's mlstreea Cllr·
Iott• MOntl reealls their problem-filled r•
11on= (2 hrs.) 1--~ldas Run" (1969. A~
ture) Richard Crer1na. Frtd Astaire. A
Brltleh secret agent Is richly rewwded
~ he eotv.s the mystlf)' of a gold ,,_.,
which he mattermlnded. (2 M )
I ..... , .. --a9 .. "AMn P\Kple" ( 1973, COrM-
) Grieme Blundell. Geotge Whaley. A young men enJoys the eomttlmee dut*>ua
blae8lng of oe1ng unlverlalty attractlw to' women 'R' ( 1 IV . 32 min )
Sunday. March 9, 1988 27
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ttl llO'lll "Repo Man" (1 984. Comedy)
Em1ho Estevez. Harry Dean Stanton ( 1
hr 33 min.)
HI i u..a. ,._.all'?
I WUTMOO& **'fAL.
COlUtl MmTIALL NCAA Champ1-
onsh1p Tournament First Round Game.
iaped) \2 hrs.) UT11.1 flUCAU
.. WMITLll8
IS IT All) IY m: A llOllTIWT Of M.1AN
LIJltOll Highlights from !he perfOfmer's
t985 concert tour including the songs
"Day Tripper, .. "Jesse," "Stand by Me"
and "Too Late for Goodbyes" ( 1 hr ) .........
YllWOWT Git eammoet
WLDKWC*
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.......,.. nlM)UQM 1111 MTI
Cl.Oii UP "Death Penalty" Is It here to
stay or will Callforn1ans raiect It once
a aln?
TIBTAU
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lflMOUT •mao lm\1-0ltl'lll ..... ........ IC8CI
... tcl.D
_. "Death In Venice" ( 197 t, Ora-
ma) Dirk Bogarde. Silvana Mangano (2
hrs .. 1 min.)
I ..... .,. .. • .,.._.nee....._
.. lllMlllZ Sixth graders from Robert Hill •
Lane Elementary School. Monterey Park
and Kester Avenue E!e!n9ntary School.
Van NlJYS compete Maclovlo Perez hosts.
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~=t·........ T~IRI hooftd ...... (U..) (2 In.) IJWMm. m .we IPIQAL.I
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1•n coua• umTUU NCAA
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1:11 D • NA ICU te.ta leJ .. CleMIO.
.... ,...... '" ...... o.teftdo; ,.., (1 ......... ) t.t18 WOll.D CUP W ldt 1 •d1 f Alltflit• ... Ca..lo ....... y ... c-. (1 lw.)
,
IPWllW rT•---IOYOPtl!l•••t m1T 1111 lllYOM
~ ....... ~
Ult DmlO tCMOUl11C ....aTAM
Serra vs. University City High Schoo!
1111•1C1 ..rPUCI
.,. "Cannonball Run" ( 1981,
Comedy) Burt Reynolds. Dom Oelurse
t hr., 35 mill, rrtYOUI ·11Ut
19 ••llTAll llMI ·--· &lnUMICAU a ,.. ,.,...,ea.
IA'l\WY llDN•lt
Olflwe
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.. POM:ll . .,..,
~==Q llO'lll "Citizen Kane" (1941. Orama)
Orson Welles. Joseph Cotten. ( 1 hr . 59
min.) (I) COLI.HI umTIALl. NCAA Champl·
onshlp Tournament First Round Game
~·~~~"" ('5 ... "Airplane!" ( 1980. Comedy)
Robert Hays. Julie Hagerty ( 1 hr • 28
min.) 1 --~ ?;ti .... . ~,.--.. !~-..... ,., .....
LA. ..-T ICllOOLI. CllCllCll W
Newsman Tony Cox discusses the L.A.
M"°~~tytttm. t:~-· m ___ I ..... ... . .. , ... .......,.. .....
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ITAIT 06 aomn•t ..
CMYOU•TIH• t
ntl .UTUT ~ 1111 ITOIY
Of llUl'I VOYMI TO 1111 .,_. Through
NASA photography and narration by Or·
son Welles, the history of America's race
to the moon 1s traced from the first Mercu·
ry flights to Apollo 11·s landing on the
moon.~hr.) I::.... ..... ,,.~rr.a.o-'"lft
ICM.TUii
U.Ullemt
.. llO'lll "The Lest Sunset" ( 1961
Wesrem) Rock Hudson, Kirk Oougras (2 .. 1hrs~:=1M
tlT....,
QDIPUml'lllLOM
Alft..BIDTct• ~AUWICt Animated Giida
Radner and Biiiy Crystal provide the vole·
es for various animals as they prepare lor
their own Olympk: games ( 1 hr . 18 min )
(I) llO'lll "Condemned" ( 1930. Orama)
Ronald Colman, Ann Harding ( 1 hr , 26
min)
(l) llO'lll "Stromboli' ( 1950, Orame) In-
grid Bergman, Mano Vllale ( 1 hr.. 21 ... 1m1n~':.HOGAll'llOCl W~
....,DAYI
O~YWICI ----. _. IC9IOO&. IAlllTIAl1 IHSA Class
AA &!mi-Finals (3 hrs , 30 min )
I I.WAT.
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(1951. 9<>mecJy) Abbott nd Coatello,
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Helen Slater, Faye Dunaway ( 1 hr 54
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L lllO¥IE "Ltllle Boy Lost I '978, AO·
• 1>nture) John Hargreaves Nathan
di0·E.;:· -
MPP'fDAYI 0 IWCl«I AND DROl)I ADYUfTUM
NCMM
l=t£.=-cA .
'AC:a °" CUL TWI WOM.D CUP._ Men ~ downntll lrom
Are. Sweden (A) (I hr
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CATI MID DOOi
DM.llV•
I -eoofla'I ORANQf COUNTY llO¥ll "Desperately See~ 1ng Susan
( 1985. Comedy) Rosanna Arquette Ma-
donna ( I hr 44 mon 1
"!.) llCMI "Spasms I tq83 Suspense)
Ohver Reed Perer Fonda 12 hrs l
'S) llCMI "lovely To LOOI< Al' 1952
Musical) Katnryn Grao;son Howard Keet
i! hr . 45 mon )
Z) llCMI "Misunaersr:>Od 11984 Ora·
ma) Gene Hac;kmar HE>'lry Thomas 11
,__1'· ii:·-.-cA .. TOP TIN 0 ..U POWPI TUM QAUCTIC
.GU..-CI) llOVW "Tarzan s Hidden Jungle"
I t955. Advnntur~/ Gordon Sco11 Vera
Mlle$ ( t hr . 30 min I
l ~coou
QUIST RMI NACE WOM.D CUP 11..0 Women ., slalom
trom Park City Utah and men's slalom
trom Hea11en1r, Valley. Caltf (R) (2 nrs )
llCMI · Mr Bland1ngs BUiids His
Dream House" t 1948 Comedy) Cary
Grant, Myrna Lo~ ( 1 hr 34 min )
11:a@ ,_-llAIOM u•w Atlanta Braves
vs Ba111more OnOles (Lwel t:> hrs 45
min) na fJ (I) cot.LIGE UllfTUU NCAA
Champ1onsh1p 1:ournament Second
Round Game (Love) (2 nrs I
l e•T MTW OM TMI tlTI 9J lllKllC lf!ICW. 'T he Secrel
World of Og' Animated F111e children
10Urney to a srrange underground world
1
1nhs:llle green people (Part 1 of
IOUL. tlAlt ...... ICM!mT .
GmlTNNACI
.,. "Clly Heat" ( 1984 Adventure)
n1 Eastwood, Burt R•ynoldS ( I hr , 37
min .....
11:11Li ~ -.. AIWlll
Ii .-CM IAll)ITAllD Ouesrs· Yar-
brough & Peoples ("Guilty," "Wrapped
Around Your Finger") Robert Tepper
/i,Nt.;:3z,w,al;l"l (1 hr)
--Afteraa-----•1 taOlt't taOUT ,,_ When a visiting princ»'s 111~ ts
lhreatened he asks Chris -his look-aHke
-to switch identities with him In st8feo
( 1 hr) 0 MO¥tl 'The Culpepper Cattle Co "
( 1972. Western) Gary Grimes, Luke
Askew (2 hrs.)
ID WOIU CUP -Scheduled. World
Frees1yle Championships from Tignes,
France.
Cl) tot.I> GOU Scheduled: Biiiy Dee Wii-
iiams (co-host). Mlctlilfd McDonald, Uttle
Richard, Jose Feliciano and Diane Schurr .
Qpus.Marttyn Martin. In stereo. p hr.) SJ WOllDIRIOMI "Anne of Green
Gables" Gilbert helps save Green Gables:
Anne and Giibert forget their childhood
animos11y and tall In love (Part -4 ol 4) Q
I FMtf AIY laMID
DUIWOM.D
..UCAll~-IT
M0¥W "To Find My Son" ( 1980, Ora·
ma I Richard Thomas. Julie Cobb ( I hr , .
40m1n ) CD MO¥W "Susplcion" (19'1 Suspense)
Cary Grant. Joan Fon1alne ( I hr . 39
mon)
ITAR umt Sports competition
leatunng casl members from "The Brady
Bunch" "Dynasty." "Charlie & Comps·
ny" and "Love Boat " Semifinal round ( 1
nr)
MO¥W "Romancmg The Stone"
(1984. Adventure) Michael Douglas.
Karhleen Turner (I hr . 45 min.)
(})llCMI "The Curse Of The Cat People"
(1944, Horror) Simone Simon, Kent
Smith (1 hr . 10 min)
tt::ll B lmAMA•• AT M llCMll Scheduled reviews.
"Trouble in Mind" (Kris Kristofferson,
Genevieve Bujold) : "Turtle Diary" (Glen-
da Jackson, Ben Kingsley): "Highlander"
{§ean Connery. Christopher Lambert).
(!) llCMI "The Smurts And The Magic
Flute" ( 1983. Adventure) Animated. (I
hr . 30m1n) t1I LA~l lla.IY m .,. "Dynamo" ( 1980, Adventure)
Brue~. ( 1 hr , 30 min )
•• 11••0P..'.:* IT (!) TOP ..,_ IOml ROQ8f Mayweather
vs Sheldon LeBlanc In a junlef lightweight
boUI scheduled tor 10 rounds lrom Las
l
veg.:O, ~ (2 hrs . 30 min.)
!Ill fll.mtl mM Regularly scheduled
programming may be delayed due ro
~~breaks W B (I) COUW IAlllTUU NCAA
Championship Tourn1men1 Second
Round Game <Lm;~,"''S.) 8 LOI 'tJ I • tcMOO&.a CllQIC. •• I=--M mM Shot on lac.-''°" In Ireland, this special expl()r .. the
country's physfeal beauty and culture
Host· lluhst James Gatw1y. t 1 hr.) 111 .... OPMAZ:Um e.,. "Las Vegas Lady" (1976, Ora·
ma) Stella Stevens, Stuart Whllf'Nln (2
hrs.) e -Narrated by John Gi.4gud. this doeumen11ry presenta an ~ of In-
grid Bergman's careef, leeturtng film cllpe.
home movies taken by her lather. and In-
terviews with Colleen Dewhurst, Angela
LansbUry, Ltv Ullmann, Anthony Quinn
l•""tc-EE. f1 N . ~ mmi
c:uzy ,_,, M .,_ .UT
._..-A ca Holywoocf s romantic
duos Including Bogart and Bacall, Lange
and Shepard. and fJowea and Loy are fea-
tured In this PfOtlle that Includes clips from
their films.
(!) DMl:I Pn9I Hoet: Adrian Zmed
Judges· Thaao Penghlls, Katherine Hej..
mood, Larry Manettt Performance by the
Mary Jane Girls. In stereo. (R)
I TO.~llCID ·
t:al ...
W • NA IOI.I Hertz ~ Hiit Classic,
third round live trom 0<1anoo, Fla. ( 1 hr ,
30 ~ 1-----...,,.., ___
.,. "Rio Braoo" ( 1959, Western)
John Wayne, Dean Martin. (2 hns.. 30
min )
(l) llUT1W Cll M tlT1 l~synced rendl--
tions of Madonna's "lucky Star." Tears
lor Fears' "Shou1" and David Bowie's
"Blue Jean "
Cl).,. "Amadeus" (198'. Orama) F
Murray Abraham. Tom Hulce (2 hrs,, 38
min.) t::al ... .,,.. MIN)--w .....,...,.., II
-9llT --.DC.. ._ Scheduled· Ameo-
can Cl8sslc from Vail. Colo ( 1 hr.) GVOY~ (!) M1W Cll M tlT1 Lip-synced rendi-
tions of Madonna's "Lucky Star." Tears
ror Fears' "Shout" and David Bowie's
"Blue Jean."
9 i.-CMlllC:UW
• .. "SJ><lnglime In The R()Cl(les"
( 1942. Musical) Belly Grable. John
Pay;.r;; ;,:J I ICICl•l•l llCI O•• lllCMICT~
.,_ "The Flamingo Kid" ( 1984,
Comedy) Matt Oiiton. Richard Cl'enna ( 1
hr .. 40 min.) CD .,. "The Bostonians" ( 1984, Ora·
ma) Ctinstopher Reeve, Vanessa
Redgrave (2 hrs.) (!) JMm Jesse seeks revenge when his
good friend IS murdefed DY 8 gang leader.
In stereo. ( 1 hr.) Cl).,_ "Zelig" ( 1983, Comedy) Woo-
IAllen. Mia Farrow (I hr . 24 min ) -...... ...,. .. 9llT ATM.,_. Scheduled reYtews
"Gung Ho" (Mlcheet Keaton. George
Wendt): "Crossroads" (Ralph Ma<X:hk>.
Jami Gem), "Ufona" (Cindy Wiiiiams.
Harry Dean Stanton). e W.C.,.. l1IAl9lf W Scenes from
the comedian's silent films and other rare
tootage belonging 10 the F1elds estate ate
Included In this rellospectlve look at the
I~~==:~:~ (2hn)
....... u..m,.
.. (I) CCI'• Mm1UI.&. NCAA
Championship Tournament Second
Round Game-Lllve) (2 M., 30 min ) 8 9GITICOfl "Wlntton CUp ~ .. lrom
Aocklngt'\8m, N.C (1 hr)
Sunday, March 9, 1988 29
-Saturclay Cont.
D llOVll "The Pnnce And The Pauper"
( 1937. Adventure) Errol Flynn, Claude
Rains (2 hrs ) D ®l NAIOWUICI $130,000 King Louie
Open from Overland Park, Kan (Tape de-
~1 ll ht • 30 min ) . .:Ille '"*AM
FAm When a visiting prince's lite is
lhreatened. he asks Chris -l'lts look-alike
• to switch 1den1t1tes with him In stereo t 1 hr)
«I) MOVIE ·ca1am1ty Jane" ( 1953, Mus•·
cal) Oo11s Day, Howard Keel (2 hrs ) O'O llOVll "Escape" ( 1980. Orama) Tim·
othy Bottoms. Kay Lenz (2 hrs )
I a..nAlt UPUml IMGAZlll CAMDLft~ ..... 0000,...
WOIU CUii CfWlllWlllll• ...._
T\M =1:.i~ .... • ........... nllOCIGM THI AllTI
IPORTICIMTIR
-AmAIJ
llOVll "A M1no1 Miracle" ( t983, Ora·
ma) John Huston, Pele ( 1 hr . 41 min )
t.o G 8'IPD CHMCmll Natk>nal Champ1on-
sh1p Truck Pull. Power1ul funny cars and
C wheelte trucks translate horsepower Into
pulltng power Featuring guest stars
Claude Akins an<J Judy LandelS. U FNtrAIY-.MD
(!) HIGH ICMOOL IAIU1UU IHSA Class
AA Finals (3 hrs ) m MOVIE "High Risk" ( t981. Advef'lture)
James Brohn Cleavon Lltlle (2 hrs.)
~ :::: TlllOUGtt lMI Am ~ llOVll "Atrplane!" ( 1980, Comedy)
Robert Hays. Julie Hagerty. ( 1 hr , 28
min)
COUJ• Ullfl'IAU. NCAA Champi-
onship Tournament First Round Game
TapedJ (2 hrs )
llOVll "Chattanooga ChOo Choo"
( 1984. Comedy) George Kennedy. Joe
Namath ( 1 hr 42 min )
) FAllm TAU TMIATM "Sleeptng Beau·
1y" Beverly O'Angeto. Bernadette Peters
end Christopher Reeve star In the classic
1a1e ot a beautiful princess who can be
awal<ened only by a kiss from a hand·
some pnnce ( 1 hr )
i &ISIOMI
.... Al ""*AICOT
d • llMCM tJll_ ... WOILD tJll "°'"1 Scheduled
NCAA Wrestling Championships. from
Iowa City. Iowa. a prollle of drag racer
Shir:.: Muldowney ( 1 hr .. 30 min )
---~J.v: TMAT YAml DOOGU DNIDY Film clips lrom his major mms. In-
cluding "Ragtime," highlight a look al the
lite ot James Cagney; Interviews with the
actor, his colleagues and co-stars are fee·
Ge~ha,:_,~
Cl) AT TMI llOWlll Sche<Juled reviews
"Gung Ho'' (Michael Keaton, George
Wendt). ··crossroads" 'Ralph MacchlO,
Jami Gertz). "Uforla" (Cindy Wiiiiama.
Har=n Stanton)
Cl) "Death In Venlee" ( 1971. Ora·
mo) Dok Bogarde, Sltvane Mangano. (2
hrs., 1 min.) ·1 ITMCTl.l ... J1111l•D•s.•'9 IWPYDAYI IUCK .......... ....
.,. "The Coun1 Of Monte Crltto"
30 Sunday, March 9, 1986
( 1961, A<Jventure) Louis Jourdan,
Yvonne Furneaux. (2 hrs )
SR ::,.coor'°°' WlllmQ ~ llOVll "Footloose" ( 1984, Orama)
Kevin Bacon. Lori Singer ( 1 hr • 4 7 min )
llOVll "Coming Home" ( 1978, Ore·
ma) Jane Fonda, Jon Votght (2 hrs .. 30 __ mtn..)
al) WI .... llAID
•@ CIWT8llA&. The Wendells lleece a
preacher our of hrs home and take aim on
a second mark, b<1nglng Sherill Oumare
!Bnan Keith) into a ballle of wits with
Phthp Wendell (Doug Mcl(eon). Oliver
Seccomt>e dies and his widow (Lynn
Redgrave) takes over the management of
lhe ranch (Part 9 of 12) (;>hrs)
UllAlmNCU~
::' IAMf'TWALl Los Angeles Clippers
at Houston Rocl<ets (Live) (2 hrs . 30
min)
ii '= WOIU OIF warTt Sche<Juled
NCAA Wrestling Championships.. from
Iowa C~ Iowa. a profile ol drag racer
1Sh"l£ney ( 1 hr . 30 min)
NltJlllU '°"""'-.,.. "Blame It On The Night'
( 1984, Orama) Nick Mancuso. Byron
Thames ( 1 hr • 25 min )
(S) llOVll A11plane1" L 1980 Comedy)
Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty (I hr 26
min.)
-Evening
-1a.e~-nml'IC'9MIY
~ mM Regularly scheduled
pr?iammlng may be delayed due to
~le e breaks.
I ---...CA&. llWMU _,ICMUU.8
Tiii OU>_,. The Tampe home re-
ceives new window&. a termite tnspecllon
and ng1d ductwork tor the new central air
conditioning. e visit to lhe res1den1tal re-
sort c~ of Seaside Q (C) Q International Mixed Patrs
Ctla=shlp (1 aped) (2 hrs. l (ff) "Cannonball Run" (1981 .
Comedy) Burt Reynalds. Dom Deluise
Vartous oddball characters compete In a
coast-to-coast eu1o race 'PG' ( 1 hr • 35
mtn}
I fOIUIO IAIZll llBI
n TMI •81m TUCY LHACY: A n.11'1 IY UTMAMm 1•t&ac1 Katherine Hep.
burn hoets this tribute to Spencer Trecy
examining the actor's career. Elizabeth
Taylor, Burt Reynolds, Mickey Rooney,
Lee Marvin and Angela Lansbury are
among the stars remembering Trecy Q
.. U.::&.nu&. l hrs)
TOO Cl.Oii,. COIRIT""--Henry com
petes with 100 top artists In a contest to
=~ra:;t;m~:l... ,...1 I C* M TOMI Featured: Hea1her
Locklear. comedian Paul Rodriguez and
musician Richard Cerpenter lhoW oH their
laVOflta LA hang outs. 8 W' uaD wmt DAVlt ltORSC:IZ
COnsumer Information on Ca.lo watches,
wolf dOgs as pets and confuting produet
~be~ .
..
• NOU.YWOOD CL.om• (I) TOO Q.Oll Nit~ Hemy com·
petes with 100 top arttsts tn a contest to
~~~Ins's company (R) I ==-==ured A IOOlt at
how the San Diego Zoo is changing to-
w11rds more open e•hlblt6~AO-mor• nat~
ral habllats. a look back at Balboa Park
during the Panama-Calllornia Exposition,
a v1s1t with 16-year-old female drag racer,
Tammy Sanders from El Caion. a visit to
the Cat's Pa1amas. a hotel tor cats m IMAU. WOllD9 Vicki lrleS to clear
Jamie's name after he's falsely accused of
;)=:,'™teapot
GD au DllOO ALM Featured. Police Chier
Bill Kolander, an otf road racer lrom San
Diego: a story on yoga. a tropical summer
~ht at the Ball-Hi
NMCYHAMION
llAX~
llOVll "Hard To Hold" ( 1964, Ora· .,,a) -Riek Springfield. Janet Ellber A rock
'n' roll star falls tor a child psychologisl
and is determined to Win Iler love. 'PG' ( t
hi, 33 min.~
(!) ~ MOOD When King John believes
that Robin Hood's lather, the Earl of Hun·
tmgdon. has plotted to put him undef a
wllch's spell, he orders the earl's aSS8SSI·
natton ( 1 hr I
(%) fllCMI "'The Osterman Weekend''
I 1983, Suspense) Rutger Hauer. Jottn
Hurl A 06lntrovers1al telev1s1on jOUrnatilt II
convinced by a CIA ageflt that his c!oeett
friends are really Sov16t agents, turning an
annual reunion weekend Into a nightmare
ot terror 'R' ( 1 hr , 42 min )
I MMUMOHATO
?:ti POltTUlf tJll AlmlCA: IOU'1t CMOl llA 1ltl DAll:I ,._ Host Adrian Zmed
Judges Thaao Penghlls, Katherine Hel·
mond, Larry Manelll Pertormanoe by the
Mar~ane Girls In stereo (R) llm~~ (I) CLOll W "Disaster Preparedness" Ir.
the organization just a paper tiger which
won't be re~ when we need 1t?
I::.
u.mY-.&.a au DIHO ZOO't AmA&. DPMll Fea
tured' 11'\e Emperor Penguin survlval In
the world's harshest environment: "the
Bango" -antelope of the African Forest
(C) llCMI "The Purple Rose Of Cairo"
( 1965, Comedy) Mia Farrow, Jeff Dan·
1els A DeptesslOn-eta wa11resa Who fre-
quents the movies to escape her untt1ppy
marriage embarks on a whirlwind adven-
ture when a ma11nee ldOI steps otf the
screen and Into her Ille 'PG' o ( 1 hr .. 22
min)
(l)ll•Dll•FB811118aTIT ... .. 9 (I) ...u.I Hawke otfers medlcal 81·
slstance to a mY$tery woman and then
learns thet several people ara trying 10 11-
lence her perma: ( 1 hr )
G • -A Nell runs ltlto dire llnanc11t stralts When she IOMt her tinging
voice end has to foot lht bill for tht oe.an
crutse and for her guestt Joey and Addy
t,•rt 2 o~ In al9feo.
I L~=-~.i., C811forni.·s
rnoet beautiful women comP9te tor the
chance to go on to the Mias u s A and
MISs Unlv9fM pegeanta. five from Knotl't
Berry_Farm (2 hra )
Cfl • ...
.. latunlay Cont.
e DIM VllW A nostalglc review of l1ft
songs that Includes videos of "The Letter"
by the Box Tops. "American Pie" by Don
Mel een. "I Cen't Get Next to Yoo" by the
Temptations and "It's My Party" by Les-
ley Gore Also, live per1ofmences by Peter
Noone. Feb Cevall9fe and host John
Sebastian In stereo (1 tw.}
I .... .. -•al ... Lrn DMICl-A--llCM. T-.. Pianist Teddy Wilson and
the Red Notvo Quartet. Roeetnary Ck»
ney and Ceme Smith petform with Benny
G<>Odmen at New York's Marriott MarQUis
in this tribute 10 the "KlnQ or SWing" that
11&o lnelld9I fllm cNps of hiS early years
~~ cm ... "~alely See!(tng Susan"
( 1985, Comedy) ~noa Arquette. Ma·
donna. Amnesia, mistaken identities and
danger befall a bofed New Jersey house-
wife who becomes involved with a free-
splrlled young woman 'PG-13' O ( 1 hr .
44 min.) Cl) TMll ... TMI ..__ A boolcie
bets against his own Ufe with a gambler
retufned from the deed
(l)P.,.CMAll When a law student lurns
to dfUgs 10 ease actdemic pressures. Hart
and other Law Review members come to
her akf. f 1 hr.)
I MCM fllOll UlffA ll/lfA
.. -.J1UClrll awnlUl1'W n -•WLlnNa-A .. llCM. Tmll'I Pianist Teddy Wiison and
the Red Norvo Quartet, Roeemary Cloo-
ney and Cerrte Smith pertorm with Benny
• Goodman at New York's Marriott Marquis
in this tnbute 10 the "Kina of Swing" that
al:.o lnciudes lllm clips of his early yeaTS.
!.? hrs.) .. D • 'ACTI OP UPI Na1alle travels to a ~Jn.the-wan truck stop Where she en-
counter' entertainer Charo and Involves
her friends in an unusual mutlcal-fantasy.
In stereo (R) O • 0 --A conteJVallon expett tes· llfieS at a hearing on the Issue of toxic
waste.o
1 .......
c:AmlfA,......._ '"'" ..... .,.. ''The Cotton Club" ( 1984, Ora·
ma) Rlcherd Gere. Gregory Hines. In the
1930s. e jau musician saves the life of a
powerful racketeer and Is towed deepef
and deeper ln10 the Violent world ot rno-
S19f5 and~ 'R' (2 hrs . 7 min.
i W I ~..,. .. 'i '::.. ... Roee beglnl a reCa·
tionshlp with Amit (HarOld Gould) • the
first man she's dated slrlCe hef hUebend'a
ctAth 15~~eoc>·In118'90. (R) • 0 ...... Nm Federal eg.nt1 hold
Cent responelble fof the theft of m11Mons
of d<>ll9ra Mrmar1<ed !of lhlpmerlt 10 a !of·
f benl<. In atereo. o ( 1 hf ) ,___
ITMf tll -'l•I • Profllee of e.i...oe. °'9rtton He9ton. Donna
Miii W'ld Llbtteot. (; ( t ht'.)
l •WW•ft I
IMUI-.. "No &Mall Affair" ( 1984. Com-
edy) Jot\ ery.r, Demi Moore. Ot111111d
with •n eeplrlng li10'f In her tw9rltlee. an
lncorrlglble t&-ye19roold tfltt to help QM
hef ttgglng ~, .. a bOOlt. 'R' (1 hf .. 42
min~
·-·· ........ Drug dNllng and geng Vlolence er• lngfedlent• In
Dempsey a.nd Makepeece's lmteatlgetlon
into the murdew of a pimp and a pollce
detective. ( 1 tw )
Cl) ... "Romanolng The Stone"
(19EM, AdWnture) Miehte' ~.
KatNeen Turner. A rOltlentlC noY8list r•
luctantly teams with a mecho adllenturer
in a South AmerlCan jungle to ransom her
sistef" with • fabulow legefldlty lftel.
'PG' O ( 1 tw .. 45 min.)
CZ) ... "Porky' I Revenge" ( 1985.
Comedy) Oen Monehen. Wyatt Knight A
group of Florida high IChool students
matches wtta with the proprietor of a local
brothel. 'A' ~1 ~t I ... I
.. -.JlMCll
W e 81 Doe to Mary's constant nag-
ging. Lester reluctantly agr ... to give Cal-
vin ~1n.;;;o. ITO• UlllJI ..
DAW---e A Ill•.,.. Steele and Lau-ra are hired lo llnCOYtf' the dark MCfeta ot
an ultrarlch family. In lle<eo { 1 hr )
I ...
LMllOATQ
="The Big Red One" (1980, Ad-
venture) Lee Marvin. Mark Hamill. A
tough Army sergeant leads four young, ln-
expel'ienced recruits Into the vlolence-
fllled tray of World War II combat (2 hra.)
• lfM llMQI Guest: Ann Jiiiian. In
ste<eo. (FU ( 1 hf.) • wmnua tJJI ,.. me .,. N110Ut
Tours of the Sovtet Unioc'I with Andy WI-
iiams and the Mexican Gold Coat with
John Fonythe: Hong Kong'a houM of
gold. an lnt9'Vlew wltfi Eva Gabor: lottery
win;a.;~~ I ...-... Regularly scheduled
programming may be delayed due 10
~breaks. CB> m .. QI Gt A detective CT om
Skef'fltt) Is heuntlngty reminded of hl9
ls~~tts 1 priest's death ........
--.JlMCll .. M. IMN• LM • LOllNll Taped In
19EM at London'• Wembley Arena, Jazz
vocalist Al Jarreau performa meny o( his
hits Including "We're In Thia Love Togeth-
e<," "Let's Pretend." "Trouble In Para-
dise" and "Boogie Down " In ltereo. ( 1
tw .. s min.) -1•11Ma10P-....
mAT I A F I' I• "Folllel In Con-
e«t" From LlncOln Center'• Ave<y Raher
Hell. an •kter catt that ~ LM
Remick. Carol Bwnet1. George He9rn and
Baine Str1tch pettonne In a revtYal of St•
l)hef'I Sondheim'• 1971 mueai "Folles ... in stereo. ( 1 tw .. 55 min.)
(I) ..... ~
(II) .. ''The Flemlngo Kid" ( 1984,
Comedy) Matt Ollon. Aiehtrd Qenn., In
1963, I 8r=n plUmbtf't IOn Qttl I Job ., a Chic club Md ~.,.,..
Of«' With the ,,,...., ~ of ....
'PQ.13' i '1 tw .. 40 min.) (!)Ill I , ..
Cl)-"AMn Pur'pte" (1973, come-~) Otwne ....._ = Wt*ty, A
Y°""V min~ the -~ Dlttllng of blilng ~ attrectlYt to women. 'ff ( 1 tw .. 32 min.) =1ua1.::e _ ..
eldtn11 ~ • young coup6a In their
newty·aeqtilfed brownstone and their
wltchcratt-practlcklg neiot1b0f (Adolph Cee$a..U. may be to blame
• "Valley Girt" ( 1983. Comedy)
NlcOlas Cage. OebOfah F.ofeman A high
acOOol girl breaks off her romance with a
punl(er because the relationship threatent her standing whhln her peer groop. (2
IVS.~ tal. --1 Mnm&YALM A m.-1 Y • ._CAIL,_.
Am ,_ Geotge HarrlSOn. Rounne
Ca.sh, Ringo Starr. Dave Edmunds and
fOfmer members of the Stray C.11 gather
for a jam session with rock 'n' roll legend
Car1 Perldns. (I hf.)
([) llOWll "Raw Talent" ( 1984, Adult)
Lisa Deleeuw. Jerry Butler A porn dlree.
tor threatens 10 destroy a man's chanoea
for a legitimate acting career ( 1 hr .. 30
min.)
Cl) AT THI llO¥lll Scheduled revlewt:
"Gung Ho" (Michael K98ton, G80f
Wendi). "CrOSStoads" (Ralph Mace~
Jami Genz). "Utorla" (Cindy Williams.
Har=n Stanton). (I) "Warrior Of The Lost World"
(1983, Adventure) Robert Ginty. Per•
Khambetta. A prof8SSOf and his daughter
recruit a cycle riding daredevil to O\lef·
throw a malevOlent tyrant. 'R' ( 1 hr 27
mtn)
l llOTIUT
1W ~1UCU
11:9 llOWll "A Star Is Born" t t937. Ora-
ma) Janel Gaynor. Fredric March Feating
his own popularity slipping as h18 young
wife's career is on the nse a big-name
star turns to the bottle IOf comfOfl ( t hr •
so ~ '*l1u~_,.LM •111t A IUl9MCI Dempsey and
Makepeace set out 10 thwart a right-wing
maste<mind's scheme to flood the British
Q0119rnment with coon1erte11 money ( 1
hr.) •~.., .. , .... , .... -..,.. ... em
Cl) .,.. "Artists And MOdels" ( 1955.
Comedy) Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis An
artist lands a position creattng comic
strips. (2 hrs.) i ::W. "Burnt Otfefings" ( 1976 H0t·
ror) Ollvef Reed. Karen 81acl< A couple,
lt'l9k son and elde<ly aunt rent an old Vic·
torlan mansion as a summei home, Uf\11·
ware the house Is haunted and passesses
a w4ll of 111 own. J2 hrs ) (1) •• , ....
(!) ... "The Bamboo Sal>Cef (t967,
Sclance-Aetion) Dan Duryea John Erte· eon. Three nations vie !of control of an
lllien ~· (2 M) :1 ~·~tte Last Of The Bellel"
(1974, Orama) RieNrd Chambeflaln.
Bfythe Denner. Wnter F. Scott Fttzge<ald
meets hl8 Mure Wife. Zelda. whAe he Is
atatloned In the South (2 h,.)
• IC'fY SketeheS' Gd F1shet (John Can-
dy) hosts "Th• Athln' MUllclan". talk
tlhO# hoet Tim IShlmOnl (0.V9 Thomes)
lntervfewS a monstrous reotllian
.......... ~ H!llp Us" (19M,
) Donald Sutherland JoM
HMtd. the 1960$. I group Of IMn-ege
pranksters flnd3 It dlftlctll to la. tht ~ ln a atrletly dllclpllned C.thole IChOOI 'R'
{1 hr .. "'min.)
Cl) ... 0 P Pro et.~ tfM\
Huotinplon Stach, Cellt (R) ( I hi \
Sunday, Mareh 9. 1986 31
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By Commooore
GIVES YOUACRE.A11VE EDGE
You can't tiuy an
AMIGA computer
--FOR LESS ! ~--·
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32 Sunday, Merch 9, 1986
TV LOG·-··~·· •
Loretta Swtt and Mike
Farrell, who atarred In
televtalon'a MASH, wtll be
together again Wednes-
day on Channel 50'•
"Saving the Wiidiife"
tpeeial. Tonight, NBC be-
glna another of lta mlnl-
lerlee, "Dreea Gray." See
the TV Log.
USA Weekend talks with
hot shot Cheryl Miiier:
She'aconaldered by
some to be the nation's
No. 1 college basketball
player -male or female.
She may even become
the flrat lady In the NBA.
Snoopy and the rest of
the Peanuts gang are
featured In color, every
Sunday In the Piiot.
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Rep. Robert Oornan's
runaway tongue got him
Into trouble once again
recently. But some aid
from an unllkely quarter
helped extricate him./ A3
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The nation's chief
astronaut claims safety
compromises were made
In the shuttle program
months before
Challenger's disastrous
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Four French television
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napped Saturday by gun-
men In Moslem west
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time, 122-121./C1
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The founder and chief
executive of a Newport
drug company la fired Just
two week• after the FDA
rebuked the company
and rejected lta proposed
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SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1986
Pro ad ressesout-of-orderairport
$ystems, pilot's lack of certification
The oiaht Walter Scott Biddle died homa Biddle bad been a licensed
in an airplane crash while attempting pilot ?or 28 years but was not certified
·t<? circle foUY John Wayne Airport, to fly by intruJnents in 1>9<>r weather. ~ir tra~c controllen were under the Biddle's Beechcraft Bonanza
1mpress1on the .Newpon Bed'~h de· • crashed and exploded in flames in the
veloper was certified t~ fly by mstru-parking lot of an Irvine office com-
ment control. plex less than a mile east of the airport
He was not. runway after two Jborted landina
A~r<fin&. to Federal Aviation attempts. He was killed inS1alltJy.
Admimstrat1on records in Okla-• The cause of the Feb. 26 crash is
Crime
climbs
25%in
Laguna
Jump largely blamed
on city's Increasing
transient population
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ... ~,........,
The number of major crimes
reported in l..aJuna Beach rose by 25
percent in 1985 by contrast with ·
decreases over the previous three
years, the Laguna Beach Police De-
partment revealed this week.
There were two homicides in 1985,
following a year with none. Rapes
increased from 4 to 11. Arson jumped
by 54 percent -police have arrested
a suspect in eight of those 20 crimes.
Larceny grew by 31 percent, aa·
vated assault increased 26 percent,
d
the auto rose 6 percent
Of the eight major crime groups
only robbery showed a decline, With 4
percent fewer incidents reported in
J 985 over Uie previous year.
The increases in 1985 followed a
tb.ree..ycar period in which the
number of major crimes reporled in
the city felJ by 34 percent, police said.
Laguna Beach police Capt. Jim
Spreine said the cnme tu.maround in
1985 is lar&ely due to the increasing
number o( transients and homeless
people in the community. Fun Zone caroueel
STEVE
lu1L£
Focus ON THl NEws
beina inveatipled by the National
Transponation Safety Board and
probably will not be known for
"The homicides, many burglaries.
the anons, the bombing at City Hall
all directly involved transients,"
Spreine said. "This past year it
seemed as though there were more
homeless people here."
Spreine said police officers arc
aware of the rising crime problems
the homeless often create, but say
there is little they can do to stem the
now oftransients to Laauna Beach.
Bob Spetb (left) and Joe Tanatall carefully install the
bonee that will 8Pln rlden aroand the ne1r Balboa Fun
Zone caroueljut the way they did darinC the• 40e and 'SO.
-the heyday of the P1ID Zon~. wblcb la beiDC redneloped
on the Balboa Peninaula. Tbe $7 million project by Yanr
Indutrlee la •lated to open thla nm.mer.
so~ ·.:.
j
I
months.
The crash, however, has railed
several questtons:
• ls n si&nificant that a radar
monitor at John Wayne Airport wu
not opcra\ina that niaht?
• It it •i&oificant that strobe liahts
on the runway weren't wotk:ina that
niJbt? .
• Is it sianificant that Biddle did
not have instrument certification?
Uke other pilots using tile airport
t':'at night, Biddle. was suided and
aiven course sen1np thf'OUlb the
FAA radar center in El Toro, which
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nonnaUy usea two overlappina ndar
systems. to track air traf&C.
The radar center i1 reponaible 'ror
kecpinl tabs OD all planes in ud
around the county airport and &be El
Toro Marine Corpa Air~.
Ope of the radar 1)'11emt ii loca..S
in El Toro, the second .in Oanton
Grove.· A monitor that pieka up
info.nnation from tile Garden Orove
radar system is localed in the tower at
John Wayne.
But information supplied by the
radar center is only u.eNl iftbe pilot
(Pleue ... AJfATOllT /A.2)
Laguna nabs 8
in· drunk check;
HB cancels out
By ROBERT BARU:R °' .. ~ .......
Laguna police officers stopped
more than 500 motorists and arrested
eight drunken driv~ suspects in the
city's first-ever sobnety checkpoint
late Friday and early Saturday.
A similar checkpoint acbeduled
Saturday night in Huntington Beach
was cancelled by inclement weather.
The Lacuna Beach checkpoint,
operated by local officers with a
helping band from CHP officcn, was
set up on the eastbound lanes of
Laguna Canyon Road opposite the
Festival of Arts entrance.
Sgt. Danell Adams said the road-
block was set up from 10:30 p.m. until
2:30 a.m. to catch the "happy bouf•'
and bar-dosing crowd. .
A total of l ,023 cars puled tbrovab
the checkpoint, accol'd.ina to Adami..
Two people were arrested on suspi-
cion of poucssina narcotics. Officen
administered t 9 fie&d tobiiety 1atl.
"It was a very suoccssful evC::f (in that all went smoothly)," sbc ·
"But it was unsuc:ceuful in that~
were still so many people drivina
undet' the influence.
"This received tremendous
(Pleue 11ee DllOJm/ A2)
It was FV's week
nion rotest
BJ TOM WRIGHT
Dllllf""C.• 01 •u•
Union muscle-flexing was a com-
mon oocurrance in Fountain Valley
last week. ·
On Tuesday, police union mem-
bers picketed in front of City Hall
durina the City Council meeting.
Thursday night, teachers crowded
into the Fountain Valley School
District's board room to protest a
proposed salary hike and notifica-
tions that some teachers may be laid
off next school year.
The teachers complained about
what they described as an "unneccss--
ary," wholesale reduction in the ranks
of teachers.
School districts arc required to
announce any plans to reduce the size
of their staffs by March 15. The
Fountain Valley district bu notified
teachers ~t a total Of~ positiona,
comprising both full-and pen-time
employees, oould be eliminated in the
zero-based bud&et proocss now under war,. • But of oourse all those positions
won't be eliminated, .. USW?Jd ~I
Norton, a spokesman at the district s .
Public Information Office.
Teacher Jane Harrison called the
reduction-in-force process a waste of
time. since almost aJJ of the inttruc-
tors who received similar notifica-
tions Last year returned.
"If, as mana,emcnt tells us, 1hc:re's
no need to worry, then why bother to
send out the notifications?" Harrison
asked.
Norton. however, noted that the
(Pleue eee TBACllSR8/A2)
"We recognize that tney're not all
to blame and that.I in many instances,
it's not their rault (that they're
homeless)," he said ... But they often
can't provide for themselves or get
jobs and create a burden."
City pulls road plan out of mothballs
Sprein~ said plaoes that provide
help for the homeless, such as St.
Mary's Church, attra.ct transients
from surrounding communities.
. "We get a mixed population that
way," Sprcine said. "Some are down-
and-out and genuinely need help. But
others are capable of working but are
transients by choice and take advan-
tage of the help that's offered."
P~icc Chief Neil Purcell said the
crime increases in Laguna Beach
(Pleue 11ee CJUllB/ A2)
Motorists
must find
new route
By PHIL SNEIDEl\MAN °' .. ..., ........
Motorists who UIC Harvard Av-
enue between Barranca Partway and
Main Street in 'Irvine will have to
choose an alternate route bes.inning
Monday momina and continuina
throuah March J 9.
The 10-dayroadcloaure is expected
to be the first of eiaht requillld on
Harvard throuah nex1 fall bccaute of
construction work for the city'•
newest village, Weatpark.
CUiver Drive, which also runs
north and south, is belna suuestCd
for drivers who usually travel on
Harvard.
A spokesman for the Irvine Co.,
which ls developina Wcstpark, said
the closures are necessary to constrUct
undersround pipelines and other
cqujpmcnt for the community.
Oradina for the S,200.home com·
munhy beaan Feb. 11. Westperk is
bounded bY Bamnca Parkway, Cul-
verOrwc, the San Dicao Freeway and
the San o;qu k. The WettP1rk
hou ina is expcctcct\lo be built over
(...._ ... llAllv AIU>/ A2)
By TONY SAAVEDRA
OftM~Net....,
Costa Mesa and Orange County
officials are blowing the dust ofTlong-
ignored plans to widen Del Mar
Avenue-University Drive, a street
that has spent the last 16 years in
limbo.
AJso dispatched to the "twilight
zone" were the homes to be de-
molished for the I 'h-mile street-
widening project from Newport
Boulevard to Irvine A venue.
Since 1970, residents and property
owners have lived under the shadow
of condemnation, makillJ it nearly
impossible to sell the aging houses
and unprofitable to keep them main-
tained.
Hoping to settle the issue. Costa
Mesa traffic en~necrs have moved
the street-widening question off the
back burner and again into the heat of
controversy.
The debate will begin anew Mon-
day when residents testify before the
city Planning Commission on an
environmental impact report that
outlines options for adding up to four
oew lanes on the residential strec'l
While the pages have yellowed. the
widening plan has long been on etty
and county books as part of a larger
project that was derailed in 1978.
Del Mar A venue, which turns into
University Dnve. was originally sup-
posed to be extended through New-
port Beach and into Irvine.
That was the plan approved by
Costa Mesa. That was the plan
approved by the county. And that was
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bu abelter for a ride back llome after tltelr
day of RlflDa wu C&llcelled by Saturday'•
ra1natorm. a«or. ra1A la foncut late today .
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the plan blocked by eoviroomen-
tahsts crusading to prexrve the
wetlands around the Upper Newport
Bay.
With Newport Beach balking. the
proposed extension became a road to
nowhere. although the project ~
mained on Costa Mesa and county
transportation plans.
Costa Mesa residents Ugtied e"'1t
years ago that, without the exten11on.
the street widening was no lonaer
needed. Reluctant to scrap the pro-
(Pleue eee WJDSJQNO/A2)
Rain deals
Coast an
easy hand
By ROBERT BAAUR °' .. ~ .........
The C.abfomta Hi&bway Pattol
reported a rash of rraffic aoodeats.
but Orange Coast communiues for
the most pan escaped terious prob-
lems when heavy rains and susty
•breezes hit the area shortly after noon
Sat11rday.
Traffic aocldents were reported
"tver ywhere." by a C HP
spokeswoman, but t.bcR we« JM>
fatal1ttcs Of m.;or iajuries,. she aid.
"It was mostly can crasbina into
each other. hlnina the center medilia
or aoina over the side," tbt
spokeswoman wd.
Costa Mesa police reported many
traffic aocidcnts between 3 and 6 p.m.
"But we always have a lot of acodenu
in tbn city when 1t rain,;• an oftlcet
said. "We had no m~than u.'ual(b
a storm) today."
The Oranae County Harbor Patrol. rc.portJ'b& an was secure Ilona \be
waterfront, said .l of al'I inch of rain
had fallm in Newport Beach by 6 p.tn.
Mott rain, possibly heavy at timea,.
(Pleue ... aTO .. /ASI
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STORM 'rREATS COAST LIGHTLY •••
ham Al
appcen on tbe way~Sf: the N&tioaal Wmtber . an:
e•l*ted ao cloud up apiD today and M ·it forecut .ror lau: 1oni&ht.
Sbowen an: ex.pcaed Mo.nday.
la J..os Analeles, I l 2-year-old boy ~nlly was sv.qc. in10 the rain ..
fed Los Anltles River Satunlay ~n, police Set. Georae Spitzer
II.id. .
Jote ~ and bis bn:>tber, Jose
A1&edo ~ 8, were playina OD
the river bank a few miles northwest
of' downtown when the older boy
.Upped and fell into the twit\ty
6owina river aropnd J p.m.1'accord·
·in& to his brother. Spit?.er wd.
City and county fue rescue units
searched the river without fa.ndina
DRUNK •••
From Al
amounttofpublicity. And the~ was a
turnaround intenection where the
IObriety qbeclcpoint was posted and
still t.bcre were this many arrests." she
said.
Adams said the eight drunken
driver suspects were arrested and
booked into jail and released on their
own recognizance after posting bail of
Sl,SOO.
If found guilty, first-time offenders
face possible jail sentences, fines of
S7SO-S 1,SOO, five years of probation,
and may be ordered to attend driving
school where they would have to pay
$250 in fees. she said. The)' also may
be required to attend Alcoholics
Anonymous meetings, · accordina to
Adams.
Adams said the sobriety check-
point was put into operation in an
effort to get drun.lcen drivers off the
road.
She said drinking drivers arc
blamed in traffic accidents that have
claimed four lives so far this year on
Laauna Canyon Road.
ibe sobriety checkpoint that was
rained out in Huntington Beach will
be held at a later, unspecified date,
according to CHP spoknman Kevin
Dougherty.
any ttace of the child, Spitzer said Schember tatd.
Saturday's heavy rains we~ con-Rainfall amounts on Saturday
sidered a contributina factor in a 1 ranpd from more than an i.ndl in
p.m. traffic 1C1C1dent aJona U.S. 101 Santa Barbara to just a trace in San
south of Westlake Villqe, accordina Dieso.
to Claude Ball, a Ventura dispatcher In Northern California, at least 1 SO
for the California Hjpway Patrol. we~ driven ftom their homes in the
The pileup in the southbound lanes town of Anderton Friday ni&ht when
involved a number of vehicles, in· an irription channel pve way.
cludina a psoline tanker said AJjson Another 3SO people lef\ their homes
Schember, a d.iap9tcher for the Ven-voluntarily after water poured out
tura County Fite Dcpart.ment. She over the town of7 tJOO about I 0 mlles
said two people were critically in· south of'Reddi1l41D Sbuta County •.
• ,.--f No one was hurt, aod the S00 J .. .11'V. • Two firefl&hters and the driver of residents ~turned home Saturday .
the other vebicle were injur~ in a National Weather Service fore.
second lecidcnt at the scene when a caster Leon Heller said that a sec.ond
vehicle collided with a fi~ truck , storm front was due to hit the far
parked in the northbound lanes, northern portion of the slate at dawn.
...., .......... .., ...........
Off1cen admlnt•ter a 80brlety tart to one of eome 500
moto~ •toned ln LaCana Beach durln& the city'• ftnt.
eTer clnmken art•er checkpoint Friday nl&ht.
HARVARD AVENUE TO CLOSE ..•
P'romAl
the next five years.
Harvard A venue improvements
and sewer line construction will be
conducted over the coming months.
Street and channel work also arc
under way on Ma1 p Street between
Culver and Harvard.
"Harvard is our onJy construction
access to the project, and residents
need to be aware there will be some
inconvenience over the next few
months." said Al Dyson, senior
engineer for the Irvine Co.
The street construction work in
Westpark 1s scheduled to continue
through the summer and mto the faJJ,
according to the developer. An Irvine
Co. spokesman said the work on
Harvard should be completed by late
October, and the street will be opened
to traffic on a regular basis after that
time.
.ANATOMY OF AN AIR CRASH •..
Fr om Al
is able to rel on the intruments int
a1rp ane s coc :pit, said Ralph
Odenwald, airtraffic manager atJohn
Wayne.
Odenwald said controllers have no
way to verify whether an incoming
pilot really is certified for instrument
contro~ which requires fliers to
depend on their instruments rather
than their eyes.
"The regulations say that you can't
ask for clearance m bad weather
unless you arc certified for instru-
ments," said pdenwald.
"The air traffic controller has to
presume the pilot 1s certified, .. said
Gary Mucho, the chief of the Na-
tional Transportation Safety Board m
Los Angeles.
Pilots attempung landings at John
Wayne in poor weather must contact
the El Toro radar centCT as they
approach the county airport for a
landing. They are supplied with
coordinates and a heading, said
Audrey Schutte. a NTSB investigator.
As a pilot nears the airport, he is
turned over to air traffic controllers at
the lllrport to obtain clearance, she
said.
Using the coordinates supplied by
the El Toro radar center, pilots guide
their craft by instrument until they
are able to sec the John Wayne
runway lights.
(n the event the pilot is unable to
land -for whatever reason -be 1s
expected to inform tower operators
that the landing has been scrubbed.
He is then to fly south while gaining
altitude, said John Tomkins, FAA
manager in San Diego.
The FAA recommends that a pilot
who has aborted a landing fly south
for at least 10 miles. Tower operators are expected to tell the pilot what
altitude be should reach before circl-
ing back around the airport, accord·
ing to Schutte.
While circling the airport, the pilot
is expected to re-establish contact
with the El Toro radar center.
Whether Biddle was able to follow
this procedure 1s now a matter of
debate.
Schutte, who is mvesti~tin' the
crash for the NTSB, said Biddle
aborted two landina attempts and
was circung back around the airport ror a third try when he crashed.
As Biddle flew up the east side or
the airport. be was told to re-establish
contact with the nadarc,cnter. Accord-
MAIN Of'ICE
3JO INttl Bay St Colle lo'tM C.a
to Schulte, he apparently com-
plied.
During those final seconds. Biddle
was given two "low altitude alerts,"
meaning that tower operators be-
lieved he was flymg too low, said
Schutte.·
"He acknowledged the alert," said
Schutte.
What Biddle's altitude was and
what it should have been arc un-
knowns, the investigator said.
Eric Johnson, a private pilot from
Tustin who was listening to the radio
dialogue between Biddle and air
traffic controllers that night, said
Biddle was told to climb to 3,000 feet.
He said Biddle's last spoken word
was "Roger" followed by a pause and
then an air traffic controller's voice
saying"( thank ... " just as the airplane
crashed.
Witnesses to the accident wd n
seemed Biddle was trying to gain
altitude when he crashed.
Did the lack of a radar monitor at
John Wayne or the broken strobe
hghts have any effect on the crash?
Tomkins said at 1s of no signifi-
cance that the radar monitor at John
Wayne AJrport was black the evening
Biddle crashed at 8:24 p.m.
"That would have had no effect at
all," said the FAA's T·omkms.
"None."
The radar monitor at John Wayne
was turned off because of repairs
being made to the radar antenna 1n
Garden Grove. The radar was shut off
at 8 a.m. and turned back on at I 0:30
p.m., said Odenwald.
The result was that air traffic
controllers at John Wayne were
unable to use the radar monitor to
learn the whereabouts of airplanes
that might be circling the airport.
"But that was not a detriment."
said Schutte. "It certainly didn't
prevent other pilots from landing that
night."
i omkins said Biddle's airplane
would have been picked up by the
second radar used by the FAA
operation in El Toro and that Biddle
should have been in radio ~tact
with El Toro.
"The fact that there 1s a monitor at
John Wa~e is just one ofthose extra
niceties,' said Tomkins. "But the air
traffic control certainly does not
control air traffic by that mom tor."
Odenwald sa1d the monitor is only
used to sepante approachfog aircra.ft
and to put planes in a sequence.
Did the strobe lighl-failw:e-con
tribute to the accident?
The strobe ljghts were dark because
of an electrical short that occurred the
previous day, said Odenwald.
"There is DO way we can prevent
failure," he said.
The five strobe lights, which flash
in sequence to help mark the runway,
arc only part of the runway lighting
system. Odenwald said. Strands of
yellow Lights -which were working
the night Biddle crashed -run along
the flanks of the runways.
"The strobes are .simply an ad-
ditional visual aid on the runway,"
said Odenwald.
Schutte said the abscnse of the
strobes should not have hindered
Biddle. She said the bright white
strobes are of value to pilots when the
runway v1sib1lity is less than half a
mile.
When Biddle crashed, runway vis-
1b1lity was in excess of 6,000 feet or
well over a mile, said Schutte.
"I don't think that contributed at
all (to the accident)," she said.
Did Biddle's lack of an instrument
rating contribute to the accident?
ThouJb Biddle was not certified to
fl y his airplane by intrumcnts, Schut-
te achnowledged that docs not mean
the Newport Beach man did not know
how to fly by intruments.
In fact, Schutte said she under-
stands Biddle was in the process of
obtaining his instrument rating.
Still, it is not uncommon for a pilot
without instrument qualifications to
attempt a landing in poor weather,
said Mucho.
If a pilot without instrument rat-
ings takes off from an airport where
the weather is aood and learns in
llight that his destination is fogged in,
he can turn around, change his
destination to an airport where the
weather is good or take a chance by
landine at the foegy airport.
"Aymg under instruments is a very
complex task and if a pilot is not
properly trained, he's placing himself
1n great jeopardy," said Odenwald.
"And obviously he's placing those on
the vound in jeopardy."
Mucho said there have been a
sianificant number of crashes that can
be blamed on unqualified pilots tryina to land in bad weather.
"I would be reluctant to say it's
common but it bas happened many
times," said Mucho. "And it most
certainly will happen apin."
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WIDENING PLAN MAYBE RESURRECTED •••
homAl
ject. city officials put it in mothballs
for safekeeping.
While Newport ·Beach is still op-
~sed to the extension, Costa Mesa
initiated a review last year that would
either rcsurTCCt the wtdening project
or reprieve the threatened homes.
Up to S l hoUICS on the north side of
Del Mar Avenue-Univenity Drive
would be di$placcd by the widenipg
options listed in the environmental
report. The city purchased seven of
the houses in the mid-1970s. while
the county acquired I J, officials said.
Plans outlined by environmental
consultant Robert Bein, William
Frost and Associates of Newport
Beach ranae &om merely adding
sidewalks, curbs and traffic signals for
S8S4,750 to constructing a sii-lane
bj&Jiway for $7 2 mjllioo
Other alternatives call for four
lanes, in various widths.
Although traffic is relatively light
on Del Mar A venue, more cars arc
expected to crowd onto the street as
development continues in the area.
.. Widening Del Mar Avenue is the
best way to take .~raf!ic froi;n other
residential streets, M1Jler said.
Furthermore, a Del Mar A venue
on-ramp is included in plans to
extend the Costa Mesa Freeway from
Mesa Drive to 19th Street, attracting
even more traffic, the environmental
report said. The state freeway project
is scheduled to be completed in 1990.
The environmental study also
mentioned the possibilit)' that Del
Mar Avenue-University Drive wiJI
run through Newport Beach by th~
year 2000, generating 38,000 auto-
mobile rrips a day
While reducing future traffic jams,
some options would create a few
problems of their own, the report
conceded.
Residents on the north side of the
street would be ~v1cted, while those
on the south side would face more
noise, more smog and more hassles
getting in and out of dri'(eways.
The report also acknowledged
arguments that street improvements
could encourage, rather than follow,
development -meaninJ the road-
work could be a catalyst instead of a
cure for traffic.
City offiCJals stressed that planning
commissioners will only be taklng
testimony Monday on whether the
environmental ~port has explored
all the issues. The heari~ is set for
6· 30 p m at Colla Mcaa C1iy CowoQJ----
Chambcrs. 77 Fair Drive.
CRIME CLIMBS IN LAGUNA BEACH ••.
From Al
follow increases in neighboring com-
munities as well. To the south. San
Oemente reported a 23 percent
increase in I 98S: to tht north,
Newport 8¢ach reported a 12 percent
jump: and to the east, Irvine reported
a 6 percent hike. he sajd.
Specifically, maJor crimes reported
in Laguna increased from 978 in 1984
to 1,221 in I 98S, a 25 percent
increase.
Of the eight major crime groups,
homicide rose from 0 to 2, rape from 4
to 11 , arson from 13 to 20, larceny
from 490 to 644, aggravated assault
from 27 to 34, buralary from 3S3 to
416 and grand thet'\: auto from 64 to
68. Robbery declined from 27 to 26
reported incidents.
While reported crimes have in-
creased, so bas the number of arrests,
Purcell said. Officers made 230 felony
arrests -a 21 percent increase over
1984. Also, narcotics-related arrests
increased 26 percent, from 350 to 440.
with seized narcotics valued at more
than $381,000.
There were three fatal traffic acci-
dents m Laguna Beach in 1985
following a year without any. All
three accidents -which accounted
for four deaths -occurred on
Laguna Canyon Road and involved
drunken drivers, Purcell said.
But while fatal accidents increased,
other injury accidents fell by 3.6
percent while total accidents dropped
by 2.8 percent. The Police Depart-
ment credits its stepped-up focus on
drunken-<irivmg arrests for the de-
crease. Such arrests rose from 203 in
1984 to 372 last year, an 83 percent
increase.
TEACHERS PROTEST LAYOFF NOTICES ••• ·
From Al
requirement for advance notification
of an)' staff cuts came about throu&h
the efforts of employee unions.
The teachers also protested parts of
the latest district pay increase offer
made to the union during contract
negotiations.
The district has proposed a 5. 7
percent increase and a salary adjust-
ment of $800 for this year. The
district bas also proposed a S. 9
percent pay incrcase on July I,
followed by a 6.3 percent increase in
1987 and a 6. 7 percent increase in
1988.
However, the district proposal
COLE ·JlAAN3
.
docs not include a retroactive pay
increase. This is a sore spot for
teachers, who accuse the district of
dragging out negotiations and not
properly compensating teachen.
The teachers told board membcn
that teacher morale is at an "all-time
low," while teacher unrest is at a "new
peak."
A Very Special Shoe Department
# 119 Faahion laland • Newport Beach • 769-1622 • Bullocks Willshire Wing
• I
Orenge co.et OAIL Y PILOT /Sunday, Mlltdl t, 1988 AS
oard grills assessor
on Irvine Co. dispute
Supervisor s irked over lack of details tu~ ~t:3on even more
onprogressof$31 milliontaKdispute ~~c~~~~~=~::n~
By LISA MARONEY
Of ..... ,... ....
Three Orange County supervisors
complained this week that Assessor
Brad Jacobs has not kept them
lnformcd of J>'OIRS• toward resolv-
lna a Sll.8 million tu dispute with
the Irvine Co.
Nevenheless, they approved a
larae contract increase with attorneys
representina county interests in the
matter. The increase -amounting to
S435,00Q -shoots county leaaJ ex~nscs in the dispute to over l t
million. ·
A diqruntled Bruce Nestande
arilled Jacobs a week ago about a six-
month delay in airing the disagree·
ment aranted by the county
Asscnment Appeals Board in Janu-
ary. Tuesday the Third District
supervisor apin Led the board in
questionina Jacobs while Supervisors
Raser Stanton and Thomas Riley f.lso expressed diuatisfaction with
Jacobs' alleged lack of candor on the
rnatter.
Jacobs maintains that be has kept
the board informed on the tax dispute
during executive sessions. Ooscd·
door discussions on the matter arc
permitted by law because of pending
litiption.
He said the Assessor's Office is not
Jo. blame for the delay which was
requested by the lrvme Co. The
'ppeals board is an independent body k~rate from the assessor, Jacobs
said.
purchase price of property \0 be
considered in some ca1e1 but places
Irvine Co. attorney Bob CUrrie said \the burden of proof in any iuultina
he asked that the hcarina be put off to 'ix dispute on the assessor. Adopted
July 14 because thcTe are several in 1984, the rule was ovenumed by
issues which must be settled first. the state Office of Administrative
The aueuor reassessed the Irvine Law then later reinstated. The rule is
Co.'s massive property. boldi!JIS fol· now subject to a COW"l challeqe by
lowina company Chairman Don.ild couniy assesson fnchadina Jacobs.
Bi:en's run:hase of m.;ority interest The Irvine Co. says the rule -
in Apri 1983. kn R le T The reusessment set the value of · own as u wo -doesn't apply, to them because of the nature of lbe the firm's landholdinp at $3. l billion Bren stock plmbase. But, if the
-about a S2 billion boost over the appeals board rules otherwise, it's to
previous assessment. the firm's advantqe if the auessor
Tlte Irvine Co.'s tu burdem shot must prove his case, Currie said. . up acoordinaly. from $17.8 to $SI
million, a difference company of· Jacobs interpretation is that the
ficials have refused to P9)'· rule is not retroletive and bis office is
Company officials disqree that proceedinaundera venionoftherule
Bren's stock purchase resulted in in fo~ in 1983 which requires the
property changing bands and say tu payer to prove the assessor wrong.
there should not have been a reassess..
ment. And if a reassessment was in
order, the Assessor's Office should
have based it on the purchase prioe,
officials said.
Jacobs' office maintains the re-
assessment was appropriate and that
state rules allo~1 factors other than
purchase price· tO be considered in
cenain cues.
To complicate matten further, the
state Board of Equalization ruled in
December that a November 1983
merger between the Irvine Co. and
Bren.owned Newco I. Corp. of Mich·
iaan should trisger a new assessment.
Although property values did not
change much between April and
November 1983, the choice of date
does raise new iuues in calculating
Nestande expressed doubt over
whether the county should spend any
more money on punuina the com-
plica~ dispute. "1 happen to believe
ID the inue of marke\.value appraisals
unless 'there's some fraud involved
and that's not what's happening bC?e.
We're trying to maximiu our ~v
enue," be said.
Jacobs disagreed saying the re-
assessment was conducted according
to state guidelines.
Before votina on the assessor's
approriation request, Stanton asked
that County Counsel Adrian Kuyper
become more informed about the tax
dispute so he can provide the board
with prOlfCSS reports on the issue.
llueeum work continuea
Work la eoatla ..... OD tJle $1.3 mllllon ezpuaalon and
remoclellny~t at tlae LaCana Art llueam. Tile reballt
facWty OD Coat lllOW.J and Cllff Drl•e la apectect to be re-opened lD SeptemlMsr. Until then. mueam oftlda1a
are operatl.Di dlalblta at tlaelr 8oatla Cout P1ua •teWte
location.
Fountain Valley to reconsider action on shed
By TOM WRIGHT
o.., .... c.. J 1 '
Without acknowledging the police
officers picketing outside, the Foun-
tain Valley City Council sped through
last week's meeting agenda and
scheduled several public hearings for
March 18.
At that meeting, the council will
reconsider its rejection ofan appeal of
a Planning Commission refusal to
grant a variance to allow a storage
shed, owned by Walter Bales, to
remain standina.. The shed bad been
built without city permits and is too
close to Bales' home to conform' to
city codes.
When the matter was first pres--
ented to the council, Bales' neighbors.
Brian Case, Charles Endicott and
Roben Allan, claimed the shed was
used for sto~ of electrical supplies,
used by Bales m his business.
City Attorney Allan Bums told the
council that if the shed was in fact
used for the storage of electrical
supplies it was a violation of the city's
Home Occupation Ordinance.
Bales had maintained the opposi-
tton was based on personal
animosities.
The council upheld the Planning
Commission decision at the Feb. I 8
meeting.
Since that meeting. Mayor Fred
Voss has decided it is possible to grant
Bales a variance to keep the shed.
The City Attorney told Voss that to
consider new testimony it would be
necessary to hold another public
hearing.
The council will also consider the
conditional-use permit and tract mae
for a lsraelsky /Svalstad Propemes
development. ._... -
Earlier studies of this project re-
sulted in the establishment of a
mitigation fee of about S 1.600 per
residential uniL
Elght UCI sclentists named to county advisory council
By PRO; 8NEIDEftMA:N
OI ...............
Ei&ht scienfists from UC Irvine
have been appointed to the newly
formed Orange County Sdenoe Ad-
visory Council for the Wetzmann
Institute of Science.
The Weizmann Institute. located
Colorful eyes
E•en thoa&la S.ppblre. 1 ·
1ear-old ~~erd -c:el miz at tile ~b
Animal Center, on e blae
eye and one brown eye, Iler
.Wion la u &ood u Iler
~ltlon. 81ie la jentle.
affectionate, lau laa .ome
obedience tnlnln& and lau
been mpaJed. Tile alaelter la
located at 20812 Lapna
CanJon Road.
in Israel, ts considered one of the
world's leading research ccnten in
bioloay, pbysics, chemistry, math·
emati c s , biophysics and
biochemistry.
The UCl scientists will provide
technical te10urces and support to the
Laguna Hills office of the American
Committee for the Weizmann In-
stitutc of Science. The committee's
national headquarters in is New
York.
TheOrangeCountyadvisorycoun-
c1l will be chaired by Dr. Myron 0 .
Bander, dean of physical sciences at ua.
Other UCI professors named to the
group were Ralph A. Bradshaw,
chamnan of the depanment of
biological chemistry; Krishna K.
Tewari, chairman of the department
of molecular biolo g y and
biochemistry; Martin Schechter of
the depanment of mathematics;
professor Stuart M. Arlin, biological
chemistry; Howard Lenhoff. de.
velopmen an cell biology; Pct~
Renuepis, chemistry; and Frederick
Reines, physics.
The advisory council held its first
meeting Feb. 24 and began planning a
spring science forum.
At the Weizmann Jnslilute, more
than 700 projects are in progress.
Woodbridge kindergarten class
shifted as construction delayed
By G. JEANE'M'E A VENT
OI .. ....,,._.....,
Because of construction delays,
Irvine's S-year.olds in southwest
Woodbridge will attend kindergarten
at Stone Creek School this fall instead
of the planned elementary school in
their neighborhood.
The lrvine Board of Education
voted this week to open two
kindergarten classes at Stone Creek
for children who live in southwest
Woodbridge. a quadf"l'nt bordered by
Culver, Alton. and the San Diego
Freeway.
"We can accommodate up to 60
kindergarten students from south-
west Woodbridge," said Dean
Waldfogel. the distnct's assistant
·superintendent of instruction and
cumculum.
Children from southeast Wood-
bridge would be given first preference
after the southwest quadrant on a
space available basis, said Waldfogel.
He said in bis repon to the school
board that "it will be necessary to
improve and e xpand tbe
landergarten playground area, to buy
necessary fu rniture and to sh~tly
modify an existing classroom ' at
Stone Creek, but '"these modi·
fications, once made. will permit
Stone Creek to accommodate ad-
d1uonal lcinderganen enrollment 1n
future years."
Waldfogel said the dlSlnct "con-
tinues to feel very confident that the
permanent structure for the South-
west Woodbridge elementar) school
can be occupied b} the fall of 1988.
Press me
onBOlsa
officials
reported
Interior accused
of heavy-handed
sllencing acttoris
JSy LLOYD CARTER
lllClaltD$ ..........
FRESNO -Tbe chairman of a
House Sl.lbcomtninee oveneeias fm-
eral irription projects bas UUd a
aovemment watchdot group to m-
vestipte charges that the Interior
Department is conductin1 a cam-
p&ign to silence federal ICienti1tJ
studying pollution at Bolaa Chica and
other national wildlife refuaes. Rep. George Miller, O..Martinez,
\Old the Government Accountability
Project (GAP) that politically
motivated superiors wen: tw:usina
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service teien.
lists who arc lookina into problems at
the Kesterson National Wildlife Ref-"* and other Western refuges.
Miller wrote tftlt Interior bas ··used
heavy-handed techniques \0 silence
employees and frustrate their efforts
to document the extent of the con.
tamination problems. These develop-
ments have all the eannarb of a
campaign of retribution."
Selenium iri farm draiQaF water
from the Westlands Water District is
believed to be the cause of mutations
and deaths in wildlife at K.estenon.
where evaporation ponds arc opcr·
ated by the U.S. Bureau of ~
mauon. Reclamation and Fish and
Wildlife are both agencies of the
Interior Department.
The Kesterson refuge is in western
Merced County in the San Joaquin
Valley.
"We are advised continually by
prcu-aocounts and by iovernment
scientists that aaency officials have
SC>metitMS-gone lo extraordinary
lengths to prevent public disclosure of
the seventy of some of these con·
tam1nation problems." Miller wrote
GAP.
GAP, a non-profit organization
funded by grants, provides legal a.id
and other help to wbistle·blowcn in
govemmenl and private industry.
Miller said some Fish and Wildlife
employees "'have been forbidden to
talk to the press. And others have
been prevented from attcndina. or
deh verina professional papers at.
scientific conferences."
Bergesoa head
of Seaate panel .
State Sen. Marian Bergeson, R-
Newport Be3ch, bas been appointed
chairwoman of the Senate Local
Government Commjttec.
The appointment by the Senate
Rules Committee last mo nth plaocs
Bergeson in charge of a commincc
responsible for issues affectina coun-
ties, cities and special districts.
Those issues typically include
transponation and other infrastruc--
turc concerns. insurance liability
problems and cuts in federal funds to
local municipaljties, said Bergeson
aide Juhe Froeberg.
Bergeson also serves on Senate
committees deaJjng with transpor-
tation. education. revenue and tua-
uon. agnculture and water resources
and public employment and retire--
ment. ln addition. she is a member of
subcommittees on water marketing
and agncultural drainage practice$.
Dornan finds friends in unexpected places
..
Congressman supporter of Isr ael
despite his anti-Semitic rhetoric
By MARTIN SMITH
DIP9ClaWIJ ...........
SACRAMENTO-Few memben of Congress should have been
surprised when Orange County Congressman Roben Doman 's
runaway tonaue caused him more trouble recently. Tbat'sa rccumng
problem for Doman. The surprise was m who helped extricate him
from the trouble he caused for himself.
Doman is a strona supporteroflsracli causes in Congress. Yet
twice now he has come under fire for making remarks with aotj-Semitic
overtones. The latest episode occurred when Doman took the floor of
the House of Representatives to attack a Soviet spokesman, Moscow
Radio officiaJ Vladimir Posner, who had appeared on the ABC
television netwdrk to reply to a speech by President Rcqan.
The generous amount time granted Posner for his rebuttal irritated
the White H ouse and some members ofConaress. Democratsas well as •
Republicans. Doman joined in the criticism with a bitter personal
attack on'Posner, whose family were Russian Jews whooonverted to
the Russian Onhodoll Church. Dornan declared:
"I'm tired ofhavina my government Insulted by paid Communist
toadies. Let'sputastoptoit. VladimirPosnerwasbomaJew. And he
covers the anu.SCmit.ism in the Soviet Union."
So far so Jood. But then Doman went over the line by descnb1"i
Posner as "this disloyal, betrayina ht tie Jew who sits there on telev1s1 on
clalmina that he iuomehow or other a newsman. lt'un affront to
decency and to Jewish people around the world."
The pejorative phrase "disloyal, betrayina little Jew" jolted some
members ofConaress and others. Dr. Daniel Thuri, executive director
ofB'nai B'rith,called it "a classicanti.SCm1tic slander" and .. totally
rtprehensible."
Recosnizina his blunder, the conpe sman conceded he was guilty
of"1nelcpnt phtasina" and apoloaizcd to Jewish aroups.
Helpina him 1n the damaaccontrol were two conarcu1onat JeWlsh
Democrats-one of them Cahfom1an Tom Lantos of8urhnpme.
Lantos appeared at a presi conference with Ooma n to excuse the
Rce,ubli~n assimply having made "made a slip of the tonaue We all
do.' '
Lantos then added:
··1 know of no individual in this body who has less bigotry 1n his
mind and bean than Bob Doman."
Rep. Stephen Solarz, a New York Democrat. also issue a statement
declaring:
"A misspoken phrase in a moment of heated debate should not be
allowed to overshadow Bob's long history of support and involvement
with Israel, Soviet Jewry and other Jewish causes."
These testimonials were particularly important because Doman
had been cri ticiied for remarks made in an earlier i nciden l.
In a television det>.te with Massachusetts Democratic Con-
gressman Barney Frank., who was questioning U.S. military spending
p~s, Doman intemJpted him to charge that Frank would be
willing tosuppon Israeli defense.
Frank. who is Jewish, replied that Doman was mak1 na an ethnic
slur. But Doman penisted, sayina:
"New York. liberal Democrats only build f· I Ss for Israeli pilots.
not (or our pilots."
When Frank noted be is from Massachusetts. Doman said he
meant to say "Nonheast liberal Democrats.··
Later the MUllCbusettsco~man declared:
"It wasa very anti.SCmitic thing to say. It's the ident1ficat1on of
New York and Jewish that would lead him to call mea New York au) .. Somcco~ional Democratsare irritated over thealacnty "'1 th
which Lantos and Solarz aouaht to help Doman out ofh1S late t t1aht
polit1cal spot. Doman is unpopular wt th many ofhis colleagues and
California Democ:rau have made him their top conaress1onal 1arse1
thlsyear.
Panoftheuplanation forthewtllinJDCSSofSolarzand LantO$ IO
assist Ooma.n is tho"lht to rest in the poht1cs of the House Fore•~
Affairs Committtt where, boYt"ever unlikely the combinauon m~t
appcarto the casual observer, the th rec co~men often are aJltcd on
a1d·to-luael inues. Doman i1 seen ases~ally useful to Lantos and Solarz wben they want Republican support for a particular proposal
Lantos'suaisia.nce for Doman won't make ha Cahfomaa Dtmocra11c
coliequetany bappierwith him.
Anyone who mids I.he Consress1onaJ Record report o f~h•t
Dornansaidinhisspttehwould neveraue sthat at cawed anger
McmbcnofCo~bavethcriaht \Oamcnd therttord.and Doman
exerdacd that pnvileee as pen of'his poht1cal damaac control
After makina ttis remarb Oon\an rewrote the ofTend1 na phrase to
render it Innocuous toJewt. In theoftidal ttcord. 1fnot 10 what Doman actuaJI y said, be attacb Posner u "thasduloyal, betrayma h ttle
t\lmcoet-akw-ho ll an •IM>lolitt f(w1.hcopprcuon of Jews.·~ Rep. Robert Doraan
..
•
A• °"9nge Cout DAl~V Pt\.OT/ Sunday, Match 9, :1988
Chief astronaut says safety often comprpritised
Memo says pressure
to launch overrode
concern for safety
Panel wants outside investigators head of the fl. ight crew operat1ons;
and other NASA officials.
Young included a last compiled
Feb. 27 of "system s safety-related
items that ought to be fi xed so we do
not lose any cnorc space shuttles and
night crews."
Chunk of shuttle's
left booster snagged
WASHINGTON (AP) -Com-
promises on safety made in the
shuttle program months before the
Chall enger's disastrous launch
"proves to me that there are some
very luck) people around here." chief
astronaut John Young wrote in a
post-accident memo.
Young. chief of the astronaut office
at the Johnson Space Center, also
wrote that problems treated as "ac-
cepted conditions" were "poten11ally
as catastrophic" to the space program
as the Jan. 28 Challenger explosion 1n
which seven crew members died.
Such problems began as early as
October 1984, the memo said. Young
said some of those cond1t1 ons s11ll
exist.
Young's March 4 memo was re-
leased Sllturday by NASA head-
quarters in Washington after The
Houston Post published a copywnght
story on 1t Saturday.
In making the document pubhc.
NASA also released a brief statement
NASA. contractors'
testimony on shuttle
seen as a conflict
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP)-
The pres1denual comm1 <,s1on probing
the Challenger explosion believes
much of the testimony 11 1s hean ng
from NASA and ttscont ractors as self-
servang. a source close to the inquiry
said Saturday.
The source. who !>poke on con~
ditaon of anonym1t). said the com-
mission 1s especially 1mtated with
testimony from officials of NASA's
Marshall Space F11~t Center, the
Huntsv1Ue, Ala • fac11tty which man-
ages the solid rocket booster program.
In their tes11mony last week, these
from shuttle ch1eC Adm. Richard
Truly. Truly said he concurred with
the "thrust" of Young's memo.
He said NA A will continue 1ts
oflicials seemed to be trymg to sb11\
the rcspons1b1hty to the contractors
who made and assembled the riaht
rocket booster believed responsible
for the accident that killed seven crew
members, th e source said, adding that
some of those tesufymg appear to
have a vested mterest 1n where the
commission ultimately places the
blame.
Commission Chairman William P.
Rogers, a former secretary of state,
twi ce suggested that the National
Aeronautics and Space Adminis.-
tration and the contractors enlist
outside investigators to perform tes.-
ting needed to determine the acci-
dent's cause. in!>tcad of doing it
themselves.
Rogers displayed his annoyance
dunng a public hearing here Friday
. antr Marshall officials said that a leak
'"detailed study of all systems to
emu re flight safety."
"We will not launch again until
saf~ly releated issues have been
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m llJOint in the right booster appeared
to be the most probable cause but also
kept ahve the pQss1b1lity that the
explosion was tnggercd by a lea ·
the external fuel tank.
Rogers pressed the question oft c
externaJ tank with Thomas Lee,
deputy director at the MarshaJI
center.
"Each time representatives of
Marshall testify, they put the tank as
their No. I suspect," Rogers said.
"Ostensibly, it seems as if the Joint
seems to be the No. I vi llain. r just
don't understand."
"I didn't mean to imply tbat," Lee
rephed. "We don't think the external
tank is the No. I suspect. It's .a
potcntiaJ as a contributor only. We
know the SRB (solid rocket booster)
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properly addressed throughout the
total NASA s~stcm," Truly wrote.
Copies of the memo went to all
astronauts; Truly; W.S. Abbey. the
He called the list "awesome," and
wrote, "The list proves to me that
there arc some very lucky people
around here."
"We have already ... launched with
less than cenain full reliability and
f ult redundancy of the systems,
including the flight crews, t~at .we
operate. We arc under contmumg
pressure to launch without full-up
avionics from computers to other
sensors," he said.
He said conditions accepted for
previous launches "could have ~n
or arc now potentially as catastrophic
to the Space Shuttle Program as the
51-L (Challenger) accident."
Young said NASA should make
lli~t safety first on its p~ority list..
'The enclosure (hsuog earlier
problems) shows that these goals
have always been opposite ones. It
also shows overall Flight Safety does
not win in these cases. Flight Safety.
to be safe, has to have real teeth in 1t."
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CAPE CANA VERJ\L. Fla. (AP); A
saJvage ship used a robot submannc
Saturday to retrieve a 4,200-paund
chunk of debris from tho left boostcT
rocket of space shuttle Challenacr.
The Stena Workhorse,· normally
used in offshore oil drillina oeer-
ations, lowered the submcmblc
Gemini 21 O feet to the floor of the
Atlantic Ocean an~ used re!"'~tc
control to attach Imes . and h"1ng
devices to the part. which offi~s
said was 71/1 feet long and 12 feet in
diameter.
The recovery was made about 25
miles northeast of Cape Canaveral.
The effort was a practic~ snsion for
retrievi ng ~ns of the right boo~tcr
rocket, which is sus~ted of cau.smg
the Jan. 28 explosion tha! killed
Challenger's seven crew members 73
seconds after launch.
But recovering the ri&tlt booster
will be much more difficuJt, Navy
salvage officials rcpon, because it is in
much deeper water, at 1,200 feet.
Marcos said
planning to
leave base
HONOLULU (AP) -Ferdinand
Marcos and his family plan to leave
their sanctuary at a U.S. air base here
fo r a quiet hillside propc(ty above the
University of Hawaii, according to
local news repons.
The deposed Philippine president
has signed a two-month lease a!ld
could move there as soon as secunty
arrangements are completed, KHON
television reported Friday.
fhe propeny. at the top of a steep
dnveway 1n a forested area not easily 11----------------------------1 seen from public roads, was inspected
Thursday by Marcos' wife , Imelda,
'who was dnven there by limousine
from Hickam Air Force base, the
Honolulu Star-Bulletin reported.
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Zolt.an Rudolics, a commercial real
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A tenant ofa neighbonng propeny.
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Generals placed
in house arrest
MAN ILA. Phihpptnes (AP) -
M1htary reformists said Saturday that
at least a dozen generals and scveraJ
other officers have been placed under
house arrest to prevent them from
di srupting the new Corazon Aquino
government.
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25 military officers and one civil ian
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charges of conspiracy in the !tilling of
Mrs. Aquino's husband. Benigno
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WASHI NGTON (AP) -French
authonties said Saturday their gov-
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po tentially dangerous bacteria that
has been found m bric cheese ex-
poned to the United St.ates.
The action followed a U.S. Food
and Drug Administration an-
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French cheese were being recalled
voluntarily by food distributors fol·
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In a statement released by the
French Embassy in Washington, the
government said tcstina for Listeria
mon~oacncs would bc&in im-
mediately •.s part of onaoina quality-control testing.
"Results from preliminary tcstina
conducted in France on 450 sample$
showed no evidence of contamma·
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The bacteria can cause life·threat-
cruna il.lnesscs in prcanant women
and the11 fetuses, small children and elderly people.
France maintains extensive quali-
ty-control testing that u recopiud
by the FDA, but "this survelllance
pr~m did not include Listeria
detection pnor to reported caxs of f~·bome illness," the statement
Slld.
The FDA 1nucd 1 wamina Thui.
day that cenain Mexican-style aof\
cheeses. and some bric cheese were
contammated by Listeria mon<>-
cytcsencs .. Three people were ""°
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about 10 times as much 1or their pork baJTel projt:eta ... • • ·
Stand on Attukovlc case
pr~sumes that ~e's gullty
To the Editor:
The Pilot oo Feb. 14 entitled a.o
editorial AWotld demaodt that Artuko~c ftce charaes ... That is quite
a statement! I think the Pilot ouaht to
recheck ita source of that demand.
They may discover that ••wortd " is a
ooo-de-plume for "communist
world."
It should be rc:cosniud that
Artukovic, the individual, held out
IPin•t the combined efforts of the
communist world and a branch of the
U.S. aovemment to wio, fot 34 yean,
a 3S.year battle for bis very life.
Tbe editorial aoes on to answer an
allepd position that advocates' for-
siveneu of Artukovic is due to his aae
and infirmity. That is just a slick way
to slip over a presumption of auilt on
the uncarcfuJ reader of this editorial
statement.
The problem of the prosecuton of
Artukovic for 3S years bas been
producio' evidence to convince the
U.S. just.lee system that he should
even be charged! lt is awful that now
that Artukovic is entirely under the
communist system for his trial, the·
issue of bis actual Juih must now be
pven up. Anu_kovic. havina lost any
presumption ofbi1 lnnocencehi1 now ~ced "With: Will they shot im to
death or just let him die somewhere?
But lben, who in b.ell did Art ukovic
think be was. anywa"' How could be
believe biJ ible iOdividual inno-
cence shout:':!ve any sianificsnoe
ap.inst the desires of the omnipottnt
state, u expressed by the commumst
prosecutors and a couple of career
U.S. prosecutors? •
Then "there is that naaina feeling
that Artukovic may have been an
unpublicized pawn in the Sl>Y swap
that coincided with Artukov1c's sud-
den departure to the communist
world before his appeals were ex-
hausted. .
We should not forget the lament in
the story that tells of a man not
protestina as "they" came for his
different nei&hbors, because it did not
directly affect him. And then, when
.. they" came for him, there was no
one left to protest.
ROGER BLOXHAM
Newport Beach
World needs more of Freeman
To the Editor:
The columns you run by Steve
Freeman arc too infrequent. The
world needs more, not less, of his
irreverent view of thinp. Newport
Beach, especially, needs to take itself
less seriously.
As an editor-publisher it has been
my experience that editorial writers
and opinion pushers take themselves
far too ~riouslv. We need more of
this Freeman and bis wry amusement
with the world.
Anyone who can describe them-
sc 1 ves as a "card carrying
curmudaeon" is needed.
Please publish more of bis
columns.
Thank you.
DAVID CUTLER
Newport Beach
Plan to widen street protested
To the Editor:
Tb.e city of Costa Mesa has again
om~-and completed · an en-
virorunental impact report to widen
Del Mar/University Avenues. The
public hearing is on Monday.
The widcnina of Del
Mar/University in conjunction with
the proposed extension of University
Drive from Irvine Avenue to
MacArthur Boulevard over the top of
Newport Back Bay made some sense.
Now the connection to MacArthur
over the bay is a dead issue. So should
be the widenina of Del Mar.
Why wipe out homes to connect
Irvine Avenue to Newport
BouJcvard, my borne? Worse, why
would the city want to condemn part
of my ,F.Operty and the property of
other citizens of Costa Mesa simply to
allow Newport Beach citizens to
easily set to the Costa Maa freeway?
Seven tenths of a mile, so many
homes.
This road widening is not in the
interest of Costa Mesa citizens.
Where docs it go? At what cost?
Houses will be displaced, citizens
ignored. If it is needed for commut-
ing. why not widen Mesa Drive? It
terminates right at the foot of the
Costa Mesa freeway as well as
offering a direct entrance to the OC
Fairarounds.
Mesa also meets Jrvine Avenue.
Instead of affecting ,many home-
owners you would impact few; in-
stead you would be displacing the
edge of some golf ,greens, much less
cost, much less citiz.eo impact.
lfthe city of Costa Mesa wants the
north side of a street io northeast
Costa Mesa for widening/commuting
puq>e>ses, why does it not choose the
one nearest the freeway, Mesa Av-
enue, with the least impact on its own
citizens? One-that ~~d replace
unoccupied land with upbalt instead
of the adjacent East-West road (Del
Mar) wb1cb is entirely residential?
I also wish to protest the amount of
advance wamina liven for this public
bearina. The letter states that I .. may
be limited to raisina only those
issuesn that I or someone else raises at
the hearing ifl choose to challe'ngc the
EIR in court. I have been aivcn 12
days notice.
People arc often away from their
homes for two weeks. The notice and
the public hearina could easily be-
come history while a family was on
vacation. Is this fair? Would they
have then abrogated all ri&ht to
discuss this EIR in court? Abrogated
the ri.ptt to defend their property
rights.
CARLA BROCKMAN
Cost.a Mesa
Jusdce on a t echnicality
To the Editor:
Wouldn't it be nice to read an the
paper one time that "A convict was
sentenced to 20 years in prison
because of a tcchnicalny"!!
A.L. EICHLER
Cost.a Mesa
It may already be too late
for state democratic party
Signs have been
there, but party
has failed to·act
By MARTIN SMITH
~ ... , ..........
SACRAMENTO -One of Re~
publican U.S. Sen. Pete Wilson's top
staff en, Otto Bos, exults over what he
sees as an epochal change in the mood
of the Ctlifomia electorate.
Part of bis elation is based on the
excellent 1988 re-election prospects
he claims for his boss. Referring to
private polls that he says sbow solid
support in California for President
Reaaan and a highly favorable view of
Wilson Bos declared: "Our match-
ups (of potential Democratic oppo-
nents) show clearly we beat them all."
More important, though, is Bos'
assertion that polling data continue to
show a general swing to the right. "A
conservall ve-to-moderate Re-
publican in this it.ate beats a libmll
every time." Bos told a group of
Sacramento political reporters re-
cently, referring to major st.ate-wide
contests and to swing 19islative and
conpnsiooal election districts.
Democratic offieeholden will be
tempted to writcoffBos's views as the
self-servina statements of a Re-
publican drum-beater. They do so at
their own peril. Much of what Bos
said is beang echoed privately by
some of their own Democratic cam-
paijn consultants.
One of those consultants, speaking
not for attribution. conceded that the
"DcmocOltic Party is in real trouble
... California is becoming a Re-
publican state."
As far as White liousc .races arc
concerned. the st.ate, in fact, bas been
solidly Republican for a Ion.a time.
It's $One for the GOP presidential
nomanec five times in a row now.
Since the end of World War II.
Democratic presidential nominees
captured Cahfomia only twice -
Harry Truman in 1948 and Lyndon
Johnson in 1964.
Latest voter registration statistics
reveal Democratic problems arc
~ :
dcepeniJJa. They show that political
sentiment in California COfttanues to
shift in favor of the Republicans. rllUJ'CS just releued by the ~
rctary of state's office disclole that the
outriabt majority that the Democrats
have held amona California's rqis-
~ voten for more than five
decades bas almost disappeared. The
majority has dropped to only S 1.6
percent, down from the Maret. 1985
level of 52 peroent. The GOP's share
of registered voterS went up to 37.2
percent, up from last year's 36.S.
At that, the numben overstate the
real strcnsth of the Democrats for two
reasons. ~o"!J. u they have for many
decades, ~omia voterS who regis--
ter as Democrats arc much more
likely to jump party lines and vote for
a Republican than registered Re-
publicans are to vote for a Democrat.
Further magnifying Democratic
paper strcn&th in registration arc
today's inad~uate . procedures for
purgina voter lists. Clw>ges in those
procedures over the last dozen years
have resulted in many individuals
still being listed as eligible voters
although they have died or moved
away. If purgina procedures were
more efficient. the se><alled Demo-
cratic majority mi$ht in fact be only a
plurality, something less than SO
percent.
A hither percentage of Democrats
and independents arc included
among the phantom voters. They
tend to be more transient, poorer and
less likely to speak En~ish. Others
originally registered while attending
college but have left school and
moved away. But many arc still
carried on voter lists in the campus
communities. If those former stu-
dents are still voting. they're voting
elsewhere. and many of them arc
being co\lnted twice on the regis-
tration rolls.
There's no sure way of telling but if.
as some observers believe, the dead-
wood on voting lists adds 2 fictitious
percen'*'e points to the Democratic
vote rqJstration, then the party's
actual share of registration falls under
SO percent. The last year in which
CaJjfomia Democrats fell short of an
outright majority in registration was
1934.
A glimmer of hope might shine
through the dark clouds for state
Democratic leaders if there were a
aood chance that all this statistical
bad news couJd shock the party into
facina up to today's political situ-
ation. "that's unlikely. There's
already t>ecn quite a bit of bad news
for the party and certainly enough
warnings from within Democratic
ranks oftbe need for change.
Yet there's been little action. No
strong Democratic Party organiza-
tion functions effectively any longer
outside the California Legislature and
congressional delegation. Inside
those institutions, enough Demo-
cratic officeholders remain tempor-
arily inulated by gerrymandered
election. districts not only from the
perils of effective Republican
challenges. but also · from today's
political realities.
Even some of these sheltered
Democrats will be in for shocking
surprises over the next couple of
elections unless the party don a
better joo of breaking with the--past.
The erosion in Democratic numbers
as turning safe districts into swina
districts and swing districts into
Republican districts as voters tum
from a party that for a decade bu
been dominated by political power
blocs whose conflictioa interests
party leaders no longer arc able to
moderate and fuse into a common
program.
The move to the Republicans has
been slow. Today's voters a.re more
likely to seek a mixed ideological
plate -conservativism on fiscal
policy. moderation on social ques-
tions and relative liberalism on
environmental matters. Neither
party seems to be getting it quite right.
But the shift to the Republicans has
been steady, and it continues. If time
hasn't already run out for the Demo-
crats, it soon will unless they regain
the outstanding ability they once had
to adapt to changing conditions and
have their party serve as the poht1cal
vehicle for gradual. not radical.
reform.
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The company's public relations .'1he tq)Ortiftf in the east has bttn
caml*P to shed the opprobrium one-sided. wtth all kinds of mis-·
and ndicule aim~ its way tot an 1q:JJa<ntat1ons the other way." a
unexpected boost from President company spokesman said. ·
Rcqan recently. In an 1nlttVVw with E"·en the lame explanation that
The Wubinau>n Post --vbote .. rnecba attention had wanecr· 1J
cartoorus'1 Ktrl>lock. has saUrized suspcc1. We've teen a memo from
the satuauon by repeatedly drawiaa Lockhttd 10 the Navy Air Command
Defense Secretary . Caspar clartyincbcatinathatonlyonccom·
Wc.inbasr ~DI a S640 lOi~ .. , peny bed bft'n ~f\cally tnvated to
for a collar -the comma.nder~io-bldontbctolletlidaJooe,hwudatcd
chief ad. "Thc:tt wasn't any S600 three wtcb before the siory 1n 1ht-
to1let teat." Lockheed •n·bouse peper fif"lt
Thi\. of counc. 1 t«hnicafly a.rou.d the medja•s jnkrat.
. '
and JOSEPH SPEAR
Lockheed press agents cling stub-
bornly to the idea th.al thetr failure to
correct the error was tnv1al "I\ there
a bi& d1ffcrcnet' be1wttn 14 and 30
companies?'' 1$kcd one spokesman
How about between one and 3~
Jack Aadenoe ao4 JoHpll ~•r
art sy•dkated col•mal1t1.
Readers '
comments
welcome
The Oalty Piiot wefcomes
your opinions on matters of
publle Interest.
Letters and longer
artlciet of commentary
must be stgned. They
ahoUld be typed °' ctearty
written and eent to: LET·
Tan to tM IDn'OR, Deity
Not. 1u 1-Coet1 ...... c .....
WtLIAM F.
8ucKLEY
GOP to
blame
for la c k
of cuts
David Stockman h&$ sjven us a
preview of what's in his fonbcomina
book, wb.icb bad better be a lot, 11vcn
that a publisher paid two and a half
million bucks for it.
But Penthouse has scooJ)ed it by
publishina an article by author and
columnist Donald Lambro.. Jt was
David Stockman, just before he left
office last year, who solicited the
interview. The article reveals that he
was in a state of high frustration, and
one can see why. His point is really
quite simple, and quite simply dis.
heartening.
It is that the Republicans in
Conaress arc the people who arc
preventing any serious effott to
reduce federaJ spending.. "The prob-
lem," be told Lambro, "is us."
"Stockman•s Part.ins Sbou" mates
many interestina poinu, amona them
that the ratio oft.radeoffbetweeo the
White Houie and Congress is aporo-x-
imatel_y JO to I. What this means is
that if the White House truly wants
some money for purposes it deems
imponant, and if that money donn•t
satisfy any we~ghty coniicuional
conrutuency, the cost of gettina that
money is to give key congn:amen
about IOtimesasmuchfortheirpork
barrel projects, a term usual.I)'. re-
served to cover waterworks, bridges,
whatever, but a term aptly invoked to
describe any unnCCCS$31)' federal
expenditure. bills that att passed
because congressmen want lo in-
gratiate themselves in their districts.
An example of the 10.to-1 ex-
chanac? "ThCTC was a billion dollars·
worth of domestic add-ons" tacked
onto the 1984 supplemental ap-
propriations bill in order to get $100
mtUion-for-El Satvldor.Foreiuraid
has always been bia in the White
House, which worries about forei.'°
policy, but not particularly bia m
Congress.. gjven that Third World
countries don't vote in places like
Nebraska.
"We have an administrator of AID
who thinks it's a wonderful prosra.m,
and so does George Shultz. And l.ast
year when we raised the thina (econ~
omic assistance) in our budget, $200
million to $300 million, it would have
been more if I hadn't fought it
internally ... That budget is now about
S)2 billion.
Go to the other end of the scale:
"Subsidies for yacht and ~t own-
ers." "These big pnvate yachters
(should) P-3Y if they want to set
rescued. 1f they run out of gas."
Stockman began by asking for $400
m1lhon an user fees, reduced his si&htS
to $200 million the next year. to 160
m1lhon an 1984. In 1985 he had 1t
down to $8 million. and couldn't get a
Republican sponsor.
A b1lhon-<iollar bailout for the
timber industry. "We opposed (tJus)
as well as we could. but when the bill
came down -the president signed
ll."
The National Oceanic and Al·
mosphenc Adm1mstrat1on. ''Thcre·s
a lot of boondoules in there. too
many satellites. allk_indsofridiculous
maritime research." Killed; Paul
l.allalt wouldn't go along.
Farm programs ... Try that one out
on (Nebraska GOP Con~sswoman)
Varpnia Smith:· So the home econ-
omics courses and how-to-water-
your-lawn pamphlets contin11e.
The Department ofEducation. The
only good thing about the Depart-
ment of Education as that W1Ut.m
Ek'nnett 1s the head of 1t. But who
came around wtth a delegation to
oppo5C cuts 1n a department Can-
didate Reapn had promised to
elimanate" .. M ickey Edwards:· then
the head of the .\men can Con·
scrvauve Union. "who ins1 ted on
sceana the president. l\nd the .del-
cpuon compn~ other HouS(
Republicans. including Minnesota Rl!J). Van Weber and Rep eW1
r.inanch of GcoTJJ• ·· Con~
pustd an SI bilhon b1U.
Mahtary comm1 sanes'> .. ,.he Dc-
fen$C Department and tht Joint
Chiefs of taff would bleed more over
(sav10J) that than they would the M
"T11ss1le ... I'm ~rious I kid you not
. I'm not being hyperbolic. I'm
telhna you tht straight truth. They
would put more lobbying muscle into
~v1n1 the commassanes th1ln they
would into sav11\4 the M . .. The
Republicans. the) re the wont. Se-c.
anybody' who's aot bag m1htary
an tallat1o n 1n their state wtll go bats.
w1ll ao m.zy (V1rg101a 'IC'nators) Pauf
Tnble. John Warner ··
tockman·s hst 1s vef) Iona. 1nclud-
1n1 wt.n development. commun1t)
de"~ pmcnt. cxpon-ampon bank
CMfl} rncan;h. His tpttiaJ com·
plamt isn't that he found Democrat
blockana.. hi$ WI), he C'(peC\ed lhaL
But he fo und Rcpubli<:an block..ina
the ... }' of ctonom) 10 so~mment
not...,,,1\h tand1na that their rhctonc t\
unchanlt'd o n the sub1cct
Wlllam 89d.lf 1 l 1 1ytNllc•kfl
~·•&Ill.
'
M Orlft09 CoeM DAILY PILOT I Sunday, March 8, 1888
French TV crew abducted in Beirut NOTICE
BEIRUT, Lebanon (.AP) -Four
French television crewmen were kid·
napped Saturda)' by aunmen in
Moslem west Beirut, witnesses said.
The attack came hours af\cr an
anonymous caller claiming to speak
for the Islamic Jihad group threaten·
ed to kill one person in another group
of French captives.
The joumahsts from France's
A-..one-l television station were
identified by other French reporters
as Phillipe Rochot, Georges Hensen,
Ourel Cornea and Jean-Louis Nor·
mandin.
They were seized by gunmen near
the Sultan Ibraham restaurant an the
seaside Jnah district Saturday after-
5 civilians
killed in car
bomb ·blast
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -A car
bomb explosion Saturday killed five
civilians near an office of President
Amin Gernayel's Phalangc Party,
police said. and random shelling by
Christian gunners killed two more an
Beirut's Moslem sector.
Police said 42 people were m1ured
by the car bomb, the eighth in
Christian east Beirut since Jan. 15.
when Gemayel loyalists crushed n val
Christian forces. Most of the bomb-
ings have been aimed at Phalange
offices.
Christian and Moslem m1ht1amen
meanwhile battled wtth artillery
across the Green Lane, which d1v1des
the capital into sectal'lan haJ ves.
Police said the shelling killed two
civilians and wounded at least three
in Moslem west Beirut.
Police said the car bomb exploded
at 1:15 p.m. in a street crowded with
weekend shoppers in the Ashrafiyeh
d1stricL It damaged the Phalange
office, on the first floor of a s1Jt·Story
building, and set 35 cars and a gas
station afire.
Chief Warrant Office Youssef
Bitar, a top police CJtplosaves expert,
estimated the car was packed with
175 pounds o f T NT. He said the
explosives were wared to four 81 mm
mortar shells which fa iled to deton-
ate.
No group claimed respons1b1ht).
The car was parked across the street
from the Phalange o ffice. in front ofa
candy store.
May B1shara, 20. who works 1n the
store, was wounded in both legs by
fragments. She told Associated Presc.
newswoman Hala Jaber she was
wrapping chocolate" for custome~
wtfe n the blast occurred.
"It blew me ofT my chair into the I
store." she said, sobbing. "Then glasc;
and debns fell on me .... There were
four of US IO the Shop, but f don'I
know what happened to the others ..
The bombing came as the Vatican·~
foreign minister, Mo nsignor Actvlle
S1lvestn01. letl Rome for Beirut on a
peace mission. He is scheduled to
meet with Gemaycl and President
Hafez Assad ofSyn a
Proxy spins
wheel for
dead friend
in lottery
SACRAM ENTO (AP) -fhc
d rama an Cali fornia Lottery·~ weck l>
"Big Span .. was pro .. 1ded Saturda} b}
a teary-eyed woman who spun the
wheel for her friend who died of
cancer the nasht before
But no '>p1nner5 claimed the top
pnze. which will top $6 m1ll1on nelll
week. Four won SI 00,000 and Foun-1 taan Valle}' resident Rosa lie W11l1r,,
SI, won $10.000
Pete Kerreo'I. 57 a ~an Franc1~0
automobile !M!ksman wa'i suppo~d
10 be one of I 6 people <;panning the big
wheel. But he learned this week he
had 1i .. ercancer and died Fnda} night
an a San Franc1\UJ hospital, \aid
lotter) spokesman John ~hade.
Dolores Lee. a friend of the famll >,
fo ught back tear\ a<, c;hc spun and won
SS0.000 for Kcrreo<,' three daughters
l 'nder lotten. rules. the person
O\.\ n1ng the wanning ucket doe' not
ha"e w spin the wheel but can have
\omcone else Jo 1t Schadt· said
lotter) officials were told Thur.,da~
that Lee would he acting as Kt"rreo.,·
proJt y. He said lo tter) ollic1.i l., ·,
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noon, accordma to the witnesses.
The Lebanese dnver of their car
was held with them for about Kven
hours then released and warned not
to talk about Lbe abductions. other
French newsmen reported.
They said they became concerned
after the four victims failed to return
to their hotel m west Bcirut.
No ~up claimed respons1b1hty
for seizing the Frenchmen, who had
flown to Beirut after Islamic Jihad. or
Islamic Holy War. claimed Wednes-
day to have killed researcher Michel
Seurat. one of four Frenchmen it
claims to have held capuve for
months. Seurat's body. however, has
not turned up.
In Paris, an emeriency mcetina was
held early Sunday in Premier Laurent
Fabius' office to stud~ the latest
attack against French citizens.
Fabius told re!porters after the
hour·lona meetin& that the infor·
mation received from Beirut was
"very worryina."
"It has taken a tum for the worse:,"
he added.
Fabius said he called the Frcncb
ambassador in Beirut and "gave
instructions to try to do the maxi-
mum and to make contacts with
Lebanese authorities" to try to find
the kidnap victims.
"When one starts to accept black-
mail. at that moment all French
citizens all over the world are threat·
cned," bes.aid.
Several hour'$ before the latest
lddnappinp, a man called a Wcstem
news agency in Beirut and said
Islamic Jihad would k.ill one of
Seurat's feUow captives if two Iraqis
that France deported to Iraq arc not
sent back to France.
The caller, who said he represented
Islamic . Jihad, a fundamentalist
Shiite Moslem a:roup, gave no dead·
line.
A purported Islamic Jihad state-
ment Wednesday said Se,urat was
.. executed" in retaliation for the
deportation from France of 13
Moslems. including the Iraqis.
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"Every yeor we ore seeing m°'e color in
men's clothing," said Sol Saenz, manager of
lorry Douglas ltd, in South Coost Plaza.
"Yellow is a hot color for spring and
summer along w ith a lot of white and pastels in
teal and mauves. These shades ore showiflg up
in the "hottest" summer f obrics of linen and
silk, cotton, wools smd blends of all the fabrics.
W indow pone plaids and stripes ore
popular in these comfortable cool fabrics.
"Men's wardrobes ore growing and
getting to be as large as w()(nen' s these days.
We ore seeing younger men more interested
in fash ion, and they ore choosing designer
clothes and looking for quality along with fun
and comfort."
The unconstructed look is definitely in,
according to Saenz, who odds that the
"M iami Vice" TV show influence is making a
difference.
Other looks Saenz noted ore pleated pants
and sweaters. "The oversized pants ore a
definite look, a little boggy and more
fashionable now. They go great with the
pullover sweoters."
Women like the looks they ore seeing in the
new men's fashions if the applause at o recent
show held in the Old American Courthouse
Restaurant is any indication.
They also liked the two models -
handsome firemen -there to raise funds for
their favorite cause, the Orange County Burn
Association.
Scott Roberts, on engineer /paramedic,
who is Mr. January in the 1986 Firefoxes
calendar and Steve Magliocco, o battalion
chief and alternate Firefox modeled the latest
looks for more than 100 women and o
scattering of moles.
They took on their modeling assignments
with the greatest of ease and C()(nplimented
the fashions selected for them from lorry
Douglas and Alex Sebastion stores. A few
hours earlier , in his paramedic role, Scott hod
delivered a baby girl, and Steve, who
performs in community theater 1n his spore
time, hod been up to his knees fighting water
and mud problems from the recent rainstorm.
Steve Moglioco achieves a great summer look wearing blue /men blend slod:s
by. Bosic E~em~nts combined with a Courmont white linen iaclcet,, Di Mitri Jtrtl>t'
shirt and silt tie and pocket piece. With him in the upp« photo Scott Robert
shows o cotton outfit by Mustoch reflecting o colorful mood m sweater ond
shirt. ~bove, Steve moc:Mls o cotton/lm.n blend sweater with a Yamato cotton
shirt and off wool triple pleated pant by Zone/lo.
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i
8y CAROL HUMPHREYS
"My mom thO•Jgh1 my sister Aimee
and I looked so good l~ot she wished
she could get us on agent said I 1 ·
year-old Sarah Bell
"My shoe fell off during the losh1on·
show ," said Ann Hoyt, 'but I 1ust went
on modeling like nothing happened "
Crystal Sipes thought the make up
classes were greol and f 1rst time model
Kelly Peters loved learning the modeling
steps
One of the most popular programs
offered 01 the Girl's Club of the Horbo<
area ore the sut week charm and
modeling classes presented at Newport
fashion Island by K111y Leslie fashion
dtrector for the Irvine Company For o
small fee the girls ore bussed 10 the
shopping center where they receive
instruC11on on hair core and styling skin
core and mo e up nulntton fashion and
modeling.
K111y sotd. "I brtng 1n guest eicperts to
teach many of the classes. The girls seem
to love the hair and moke-up classes Of
course, the liule sue yeor -olds 1us1 ploy
like clowns w ith the moke-up, but the
older girls learn o great deol We give
all of them soap and cleansing lotion and
teach them the difference between
good and poor nutrition. By the time
they graduate they oro sooo well
groomed . l11tle ladies "
The groduot1on 1s very special The
latest was held 1n the tearoom of
Sunday, Morch 9, 1986
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Neiman-Marcus and each gtrl modeled
two ovtl11s selected fr°'" the store's
ch1ldrens deportment. Shoes were
provided by the Children's Bootery.
Parents, family and friends otlended,
watched t~e modeling and were served
sco1'res, cucumber sandwiches, strow·
berry sundaes, petite fours, 1eo and
punch during the high teo.
"fhe groduo1ton is like a coming out
party, Every hair IS in place ond manners
ore perfect. The Girl's Club strives to
teoch choices, c1tizensh1p and volun-
1eer1sm. The quality of our community 1s
effected by programs such os this. These
girls ore the future ond the beouty and
fashion classes help the girls to discover
themselves," commented Morton
Talley, executive direct°' of the club
located 1n Costa Mesa.
Receiving certificates of completion
and new grodvotes of the beauty and
fashion program ore T on1 Rumble, Kelly
Peters, "Girl of lhe Year" Dono Egon,
Michele Harvey, Sarah Bell, Aimee Sell,
Crystol Sipes, Amber Sipes, Stephanie
Lynn Bowmon, Tino Coldwell, Kotnno
Brown Nacho Guillen Cassidy Nagel.
Ann Hoyt, Tracy Crowford, Robin
Crowiord, Jennifer Youde, Julie Hoskin,
Amondo Myers and Jessica Conlin
Charlene Rou donated the funds
necessary for Gtrl' s Club members
ranging 1n age from suit 10 13 to become
transformed into "reol young ladies "
The point 1s ch1pp1ng off the Girl's
Club 1J loch 5 gymnasium ond someday
!'I.as• see GllLS ClUB/83.
,
Cleanliness is next to muddiness at Glen Ivy Hot Springs
Less than ao hour away is a "mud
bole" that will make you lauah and
alow from head to toe.
On a recent "escape day," I
discovettd Olen Ivy Hot Sprinas and
all or tbe reluina featu~s of the spa
-mcludina its clay bath.
This W1ls a aorgcous suo•hiny
Saturday, ideal for the kind' of
rcluatjon we had planned. The spa.
in the shadow of Santiago Peak at the
base of the green Santa Ana moun-
tains, wasalive with bathina-suit-<lad
folk (couples, singles and fammes)
takina advantage of swimmina and
soaking pools (some with sulphur
water,) the sauna and getting
massages.
The whole place rana with lauabter.
. .comina from the clay baths. You
couldn't nelp but lauah with arown
people standina in w1ter and playing
W1lh mud.
We walked down in warm waler
that was was a rcdd1sh-oranac color.
The idea was to go to th~ center and
act nandfuls of the clay from lhe
mound and spread a thin layer all
over the body.
Unless your hair 1s light blonde or
gray, the clay is a great conditioner for
the hair. The clay stains light hair as
well as some fabrics. (An old suit is
recommended .)
The next step in this beauty
treatment was to he out on deck
. .
chairs and let the clay drr. naturaJJy. I
heard one woman say, 'Will I look
hke Linda Evans when this dries?"
No' euctJy, more like the monster from the deep.
Then 1t 1s ume to start scrubbing off
under warm water showers. The clay
removes excess oils and sets up dead
cells for scrubbinJ away. Once n is off
the body and .hair, .yqu arc SJ?!lrklina
clean and ready for' other factlities.
My husband and I had called ahead
to get necessary reservations for a
body massqe. Swedish and shiatsu
massages are a vailable along with
beauty massages. (One that I missed
and plan to go for next time is an
eucalyptus blanket wrap or mavbe I'll
Off to the races tor RR l 00
A chuckle went through the room Program has over the years inspired
as Red Ribbon I 00 parlimcntarian and trained hundreds of new leaders
Sally Yout diplomatically said, "We for our community."
understand our membership is not He also said that pan of the
too interested in having monthly proceeds will be used by the Red
meetings just to have mcctfogs." Cross to find and develop a much
But, while that may be true, the needed youth drug rehabilitation
blossoming JOO-member women's program.
advisory counciJ to the Orange Coun-Members attending and learning
ty Chapter of the American Red Cross more about Derby Day participation
DOES like to get involved. and incl uded from Newport, (Aue Natt
suppo rting the fund -ra is ing (president), board members Dla.ae
endeavors of ARC is what they do Lawson and Karen Reed, C.ert
best. Harris, Emma Jue RUey, Giuy
The latest project, and 1nsp1rauon Sbager, VlrpaJa Smallwood and
berund a Tuesday luncheon at Mary Aadrey Newbro (who reminded
Au Mlller'1 bayfront home, was eve ryone of the April 23 fashion
Derby Day _ a benefit for youth show/luncheon at the Center Club -
programs in Orange County, sponsor-cost is $50 and seating is limited.
ed annually by the Balboa Bay Club. Also. Jody Chavira (Huntington
Half of the proceeds from the May 3 Beach) and Saau Gabriel (Costa
event will go to the Red Cross Youth Mesa) joined in the festivities, and
Services program. (The SEARCH Irvine r~sidents came en masse
Foundation will receive the remain-including S11aan Stalll, Barbara
ing portion.) Wiener, Mary Dell Lacas, Don.na
The fire behind the Red Ribbon Brownell, Lucia de Garcia, Jady
I 00 involvement in Derby Day is Dobbs, Carol Llltscbwager, Jane
member Miller, who is annually an Martin, Arlene Llttmu and Caroline
active participant in the mock-Ken-LePJaaUer.
tucky Derby festivities. Miller lead a As the character Jaques observes in
spirited discussion of the "fun" of the "As You Like It" -all the world's a
event, inspiring the Red Ribbon I 00 stage and all the men and women
to lend their support to the prOJCCt as players. At South Coast Repertory's
guests. hostesses and as donors of Pre miere night opening of the
opportunity prizes. Shakespearean classic. some 500
the Matnstage show.
The O'Donnells were greeted dur-
ing a backstage reception in the scene
shop, and during a brief curtain
speech, SC R board president Jeff
Stack thanked O'DB for its ongoing
support of the theater's annual fund
campaign. Stack also welcomed a
number of special guests including
civic leaders from Newport Beach
(Councilman Don Sttaa11), Costa
Mesa (Mayor Norma Huuo1).
Tustin and Huntington Beach (Coun-
cilman Peter Greea).
After the performance (that de·
lighted Shakespeare buffs ), the SCR
Irvine G uild hosted a supper in the
lobby and served up pates, cheeses,
fruits and sweets along with baroque
period music by the HcritaJe Stnng
Quartet. The Premiere Night crowd
always has the opportunity to visit
with the cast during the supper. (The
handsome duke Carl Regludo was
getting his share of attention and
compliments.)
Greeters on the hospitality com-
mittee included Margaret and Bill
Warren and Katby and Norman
Barker.
Bow ties: Knot
for executives? Joe Perricone, chairman of the corporate. c1v1c and community
Red Cross financial Development leader were in the spotlight for a
Committee (with wife and RR I 00 moment. Professional men sbouJd leave
m ember Cbri1ty), was on hand to ··center stage" were Jolla and Trisb their bow ties at home, asserts noted
explain about the Youth Services O'Donnell. Honorary producers. image consultant John T. Molloy.
Program. ··1 don't know how many of O'Donnell. Bngham & Partners. gave who adds," ... the average person who
you know 1t, but the Red Ooss Youth S 10,000 towards production costs for wears a bow tie is distrusted by almost
----------------------------, everyone."
.-\ FLEL'Rl OF
PRODUCTIVITY
Molloy writes in a recent issue of
Success maaazine. ::But iL you
absolutely insist on wearing one ...
buy the proper accessories for it: a red
nose and a beanie cap with a
propellcr .... Anorneys traditionally
avoid putting a bow-tic wearer on a
jury because bow-tie wearers, they
believe. are not likely to be moved by
sound a~ument."
"The tte is the heraldic shield of
20th-century corporate Amenca The
nght suns and shin s arc easy to pick
because most are con5ervat1ve and
can camo uflage a wearer's lack of
clothes know-how. But ties give it
away. The wrong tie on an executive
or a would-be executive can be the
bar-sinister of our day."
lt)' the apricot glow massage on the
face.)
After the ma saae. we took a jde
trip to the sau.na to further o.lcan pores ot toxins and do a little sweating.
lnstnictions from the folks at Glen
Ivy say drinkina water before and
after a sauna aJona with apple or
carrot juice (before) prepare you for
~ater and mineral losses.
We were fcelina ao 'ood after
cleansin& tt\e body, we dectdcd it was
time to nourish it. A snack shop
offettd salads and sandwiches and
drinks. Tables and umb~llas were
available, or you could choose a
shaded pl.ace under the blooming and
sweet smelling grapefruit trees. The
latter spot was ideal for reading.
workina crossword pu:nles or nap-
piie arrived sbonly af\er it opened
at 10 a.m. and stayed almost until the
6 p.m. closing time. Admission ($9. 75
each on weekends1 $8.SO c!Jily) plus
massaae ($35 cacn) and lunch had
cost us approximAtely SI 00.
It's a fun and healthful experience.
and very much wonh the freeway
trip.Just take the 55 put Corona. and
tum right onto Its. and the signs will'
lead you there.
HINT OF THE WEEK: for a
youthful lookina mouth, JoAnne Mix
shared her tips: Powder the lips and
outline with a pencil; fill in the center
of top and bottom Up with gold color
and cover entire liPS with a medium
VIDA
Dw
shade or lipstick; to the outer comer
of lips apply a darker shade ~d
finally add Up gloss to center oflips.
.. This procedure will aivedep\h to the
lips and a more yout6ful appearance.
The lips will be much more attractive
than JUlt a flat look.in& colottd slash
on your face," JoAnne said.
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Hoetae Mary Ann lllller (center) wel-
come. Anne :Natt &Dd Diane LaW90n.
John and Trtab O'Donnell make the Kene
with actor Gree Atkin•.
Barbara Grady.
Diane and Rauell Diehl.
Actor Carl Reatardo (center) get. compll ment. from
8arbua and Tom Pecken1>9qb.
Gall York and Lucia De Garcia.
Bu~ine s over breakfa st in the cafe
7:00-9: 30 Da ily Say' ciao' for this Italian themed party
:\ FLEL'RI OF
FLAVORS
Pau~e for lunch a t the cxpre s buffet
11: 10-1: 30 ~'cekJays
:\ FLECRI OF
SOCIABILITY
Gather fo r cocktai l5 in t he Atrium
1:00-7 :00 ~'eek night
Complimentary hors d'oeuvres
Special dnnk prices
Entertainment
:\ FLEL'RI OF
ROMANCE
Ri.:nJcz-vous for an eve ning
uf J1ning & dancing
Frtd Jy-. anJ aturdays
D.111c1ng from 7:00 p.m.-11 :00 p.m.
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\X'h1t e G love Bu ffet S unday Brunch
Entertai nrnent
10:30 J.m.-2:30 p.m.
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In The Acri um of The
HOTEL MERIDIES NEWPORT BEACH
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Songs by the Righteous Brothers ..
. an Italian buffet. .. auctjon items up
for grabs .... say "Ciao" on Friday
evening for a party.
Cindy Armatroag and Jady Smltb
with their committee are trans-
fo rming Pacific Federal Savings Plaza
1n Costa Mesa mto an Italian village
fo r "Ciao" -a fundraiser sponsored
by Carousel Chapter of Newport
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Harbor Guild, OC Performing Arts
Center .
Italian props include Gu1seppe in
his. J<>ndola, food carts (pizza.
lasalfla, scampi, wines, etc), red,
green and white covered tables and
pots of red $Craniums.
Reservations may be arranged
(providing there's space) by calhng
159-1883 for the $1 50 per couple
ticlccts.
Lonatq for t•e stamoar of Moote
Carlo? Spyglass Philharmonic has
planned a fund raiser. "A Night in
Pair O' Diec" for Saturday evening at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club.
Gaming tables will open at 7 wnh
professional croupiers manning the
casino tables. Dinner will served
from 8 to 10 p.m . and Fred GIJJette
and has band will provide music for
dancing throughout the night. Chair-
man Marie Deemlll, 7~549. may
be called for $75 per person tickets. It'• ao blanaey! Cinderella Guild-
Juniors will stage the sroup's second
annual Blarney Bash Saturday at the
Balboa Bay club. The evening in-
cludes dinner, dancing, entertain-
ment and various Irish activities.
(Prizes includes two round trip tickets
to Dublin.)
Tickets ($30) may be obtained by
callina Stacey AadHallaa at
966-0200. Proceeds benefit Quldrens
Hospital of OC.
fte St. Patrick'• Day celebraUot1
planned Saturday by Kappa Delta
Sorority at the Meridien Hotel will
SHOWS : Gentlemen's
Haberdashery, Tom Riley's fashion
cxtravapnza to raise funds for Sister
of the Society Devoted to the Sacred
Hean. will be held 11 : I S a. m. Thurs-1.~;..ifii~;iiiiiiiiiii;~iii~"' <!ay at the Irvine Halton. More than SO jll OC ellecs will model fashions from
f ashlon Island store.
Travilla's spring stylei will be
presented by I. Maa.nin Thursday at
the Sophisucates' (A TSC) fashion
luncheon at the lrvtne Mamou. An
11 a.m. champaane recepuon will be
followed by noon lunch, fashionsand
a..-ard1na or pritet includina a ho~
include a luncheon, fashion show and
silent auction. Sbaroo Moore is chair-
man of the event planned by Newport
Harbor, Orange County and Long
Beach Alumnae Associations of the
sorority to raise funds to aid in cbild
abuse prevention. She may be called
at 962-J 839 for tickets.
LavoueCampbell, Newport Beach
Police Department detective, will be
featured speaker.
PEOPLE: Michele Elena WilJard,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MJclaael
Edward Wlllard of Corona del Mar, is
one of the 30 1986 Las Campaoas of
OC dcbutantes. Announcement was
made at the Robert Raacll home in
Tustin during an orientation tea.
Michele is the granddaughter of Carl
and Marsaret llarcller and will be
joined in taking her bow on July 19 by
a cousin, ltJmberly Gayle llarcller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Karcher Jr.
Lorralae LaaJe, a founder of the
International Society of Interior De-
signer, has been awarded a life
membersrup in the organization. A
Newport Beach interior (and TV set)
designer, Laulc has served as VP on
both the international and OC lSID
boards.
lMt Berry, a member of the
fountain YaJJey Woman's Oub, was
awarded first place for her creative
writing(first person narrative) recent-
ly at the Orange District, California
Federation of Women's Clubs' fine
arts festival. Also. at the event held at
ping spree at South Coast Plaza. Jane
Minskoff, 75~ I J4S. may be called ft>r
the SSO tickets.
Also on Thu™'-y ... the St. Jo hn
the Baptist School, Costa Mesa, will
host its annual show bearnnina at 11
a.m. at the Airpontr Inn with
fashions from May Co. Additional
information available from Maureen
Drakei. chairman, 979..0586. Tickets
are $2.t.
Monday Momina O ub of Hunt·
naton Beach has scheduled a fashion
luncheon 11 :JO a.m. Monda~t the
Hu.ntinaton Beach Inn. Mem wiJJ
model fashion f'romJCaren's o Gar-
I
Anaheim Cultural Arts Center,
Thelma Year of Costa Mesa
Woman's Club won a first for a
crochet garment. Author Ale.a llale7
has donated an autographed hard-
cover copy of his "Roots" for RJO's
May I 1 auction planned at Santa Ana
Country Club. Manllall Klem will be
auctioneer when the book plus 200
items go on the block. &aQJeea Peet,
633-7400, has more info on the
dinner/auction.
~rt Aact~oo.: Medical faculty
Wi ves Association of UCI will raise
funds March 16 for UCI Medical Sch~I . programs by staging an art
cxh1b1tton and auction and sit-down
dnner at the Faculty Oub on the
campus.
Works by Dali Picasso Miro and C~aaall will be featured atona with
Hinte and Kelly at the 5 p.m. event. A
donation of $20 per person is re.-qu~sted for the dinner and reser-
vations may be made by calling Mrs.
Erle Staabrtdfe• 760-0418.
Wloe teat •a s~nsored by Town cl
Country, OC Philharmonic. is on the
calendar for March 16, I to 4 p.m. ln t~e ballroom of the Newport Mar-
nott. Bouiy Rouge Cafe, Irvine R~nch Farmer's Market and the hotel
wtll provide cheeses, breads, fruiu
and h.ors d'ouevres to compliment
the ~ne~ fr<?m aJr:nost 40 top Cali-
fornia W1nenes. Ticket chairman is
Marla Flore, 832-4226, and the $30
per each will go to the first 600 No
tickets will be sold at the door. ·
den Grove and prizes will be
awarded.
ROBQISON'S: A mini fashion pret-
entalion showcasina the sprinacollec-
tions of St. John Knits and Marie St.
John Knits will be presented 2 p.m.
Saturday at the Newpon Beach s10re
in desianer dreuct.
BULLOC&'S: Paahions for children
siA to 12 will be shown al a I p. m.
Saturday show at the South Cout
Plaz.a store. Chanel anist will create a
new makeup look in Coainetb
Wednctday throuab Saturday. Raer-
v1tion1 may be made by callioa
$$6-0611.
'
•
Hedda llaroel, w~top prop from the aca cblldren'a abow lne That.' bu
tile attention of other Iden Circle
m-.ben, claalrman C&rroll Bryant, Judy
Dobbe •. Joan Wolcott. Patty Clark and
Stepbanle Moore. The &roup wu at the
theater for a reception ID the .cene ahop
and an eletant dlnner In the lobby. Golden
Circle memben are donon of $1,000 or
more with a total to date of $58 .. ooo.
Heartless treatment criticized
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please
educate your readers today. 1 am
talking about the way deaths are
handled in some institutions.
When my parents and 1 went to the
hospital to be with my husband, we
were told he had gone into cardiac
arrest and had been taken to the
intensive care unit. A nurse ushered
us into a smaJI room to "wai t."
The room had two chairs, a table
and a phone. There was no clock. no
tissues and no water to drink. We
were kept in that room for two hours
with no word from anyone.
Finally. when I couldn't stand it
any longer I went to the nurse's
station to find out what was going on.
"Oh," the nurse said, "hasn't anyone
asked you who your mortician 1s?"
That is how I JOt the news that my
husband had died.
After the funeral the hospital bitls
arrived. I paid them the following
week. Thiny days later I received a
bill listing my husband as an "outpa-
tient." I was charged for treatment
and medication g.i ven a week after his
aQswcr to "Lonesome & Mis-
understood," the 19-ycar-oJd college
student who said he needed to be
huacd. was not your best.
You should have told the guy to
join a square dance club. An awful lot
of hugging goes on among square
dancers and nobody is self-conscious
about it. When the caller yells
"Yellow Rock/' it is fair game to hug
anybody in the place. A lot of nice
friendships stan that way.
My wife and I belong to three
square dance clubs and we rec-
ommend these clubs as a way to meet
fun-loving, wholesome, sober people.
No need to be lonely. Just sign up! -
HANDSOME JOHN, KLAMATH
FALLS, ORE.
BELLO HANDSOME: T1walls for
tile tip. It IOUcl1 Ute a wluer to me.
'n.e pe.non at tile top 11lollld be
informed of Hell incidents. Tlaull
yoa for wrUin1. I 'offer my con-
dolences. ••• DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read in
111
I.Alms
separated, 58 percent of the men said
they were happier since the split and
85 percent of the women reported
they were happier. Does this poll
make sense to you? What do you
think it means? -PUZZLED IN
MILL VALLEY. CALIF.
DEAR PUZZ: Tile poll makes a lot
of sense. Ge11erally 1peallhl1, It
meus women are more resoarcefal
wllen it comet to plck.ln1 •P tbe pieces
and mallbl1 a eew life. Also, many
married men depe_Dd OD Uaelr wives
more tllu tlley realize ud tlley
dJscover tllat belal OD tbe loose Isn't
all tbat terrtflc.
-GIRLS CLUB •• •
From Bl
hopes to conven the prage into a
woodsbop and a level area for a pin1-
pon1 table. Altbouah in obvious need
of financial as istanoe. a variety of
proarams are be1na offered as af\er-
school activities.
Marion explained, "The 70 chil-
Julie Baaklna, 8 .
dren be1na shuttled daily to the Girl's
Oub (from su Costa Mesa/NeWP.Qn Beach schools) come from fam1hes
with work.ins parents, often a work.int
sin&le parent household. Tbe club
provides low cost after-school rec-
reational and cultural activities to
lllchelle llarYey, 8.
children who mi&ht otberwite be-come latch-key kids ... Gymnasocs, d.rama, dance, knee
sewina. craft1, litcrature, 1Cience, Ud
cooking classes are ju1t a few of tbe
opportunities available to the 400
club members.
Aimee Bell, 8 .
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death. • • • Why isn't "DECEASED" stamped '9iiiliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiii _____________ .-1 across the charts and forms that 11
remain in the hospital? Dead ~ople
do not return and run up additional
bills. They blamed it on the computer
but arcn 't people responsible for what
JOCS Into a computer? 1 say. garbage
Harper's magazine that in a poll of
individuals who had been divorced or Monday, March 1oth or Tuesday, March 11th
from 4PM to 7PM each day. ..
to diaccwer your pcn1ibilJUn with
1n, garbage out.
1 hope you w1U find space in your
column for this letter. It ought to be
read by everyone who works in a
hospital. Something should be done
about the heartless way they treat
people. It is a disgrace. NO NAME,
JUST-ONE DAY AT A TIME IN
VAN NUYS, CA.
DEAR V .N. CA.: WU& a t&ory! I'm
Hre yoa were too 1ullen at tile time,
bat It 11 not too late to call on tile
1apertntendent of tile bo1pltal and tell
llJm (or ber ) bow yoa were treated.
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Sii new openings offering something for everyone
!~"= ~ drama therapy company 1n Laguna sel, Sally KJein, Richard Doyle, Troy Beach. Evans. Wayne Grace and John
10 the country and find Murphy's
Law 1s about the only thina that
works. Marc LeBlanc and Marcia
Benholf take the leadina roles, with
Wit Thompson, Jack Willenbacher,
Lara Warburton, Nick SiJ"'an Sue
Chaska, Paul Ander10n. Gmger Fran-
cis, Tony Grande. Lynne Tavemeni,
Gabriel Hall and Barbara Sorenson
completfog the cast.
There's a linle somelhina ror The fatru!¥ comedy is "Offret Napierala.
everyone this week as a haJf-doien w.....-~t Here," a Kaufman· Performances wall be aiven
new staac productions open -three Han oldie beana revived at the Tuesdays through Fridays at 8:30.
of them recommended for mature Westminster Community Theater. Saturdays at 3 and 8:30 and Sundays
audiences, two others for the younacr The kids have their shows. too, with at 3 and 8 p.m. until A_pril 6 at the
set a.od one for the entire family. the Fountain ValJeX Community SCR theater. 655 Town Center Drive,
Those deemed unsuitable for cbil· Theater's Ol>Cnina of "fte Vetveceea Costa Mesa. Reservations are taken
dren are, appropriately eooqh, "U• Rabbit'' at Golden West Collcae and at 957-4033.
Hlidlt fw Adalt1," the American "TM e .... at P ... CwMrs" bowing The play is recommended for Performances will be given Fridays
and Saturdays at 8:30 throuab April
12 with a 2 p.m. matinee April 6 at the
Westminster theater, 7272 Maple St.
Call 9954113 for ticket intormation.
premiere of a new EnaJ ish play on in at Saddleback Collcae. mature audiences, as is .. ln the Boom
South Coast Repertory's Second "Unsuitable for Adults" by Terry Boom Room," which wiU be op stage
Stage; "fa th Boom Boem Room," Joh nson unfolds in a London pub' and ihursday through Saturday onfy at
David Rabe's black comedy at UC focuses on a ribald stand-up corn· UC Irvine's Fine Arts Little Theater.
Irvine, and, possibly, ''TM Sbdew edienne and other members of a Also se t in a nightclub, the play deals
8H," a prize.winnin& drama about seedy troupe. David Em.mes directs with sexual brutality and is directed
impending death by the Stop-Oap the play, which features Karen Hen-by UCI graduate student Rhonda •iiiiiiiiiiii!Piiiiiiiiijijjj~~iiii~iij;i!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Gelfand. Curtai o is 8 p.m. and ~ reservations arc ulcen at 856-6616.
Jn a more serious vein is "The
Shadow Box." the Puliuer Prize-winning drama by Michael Cristofcr
being mounted by Stop-Oap at the
Forum Theater on the Festival of Arts
grounds in Laguna Bcacb. The pro-
duction is being underwritten by the
Target store of Anaheim, with
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proceeds eannarkcd for drama ther-
a\>Y services for the. elderly and
disabled.
Don Laffoon directs the show.
which features Gary Bell, Jon Sidoli,
Mam ie Crossen, Danny Oberbeck.,
Valerie Mcilroy, Bob Kley, Rochelle
Savitt and Flora Burke. Pet·
formances are scheduled Friday, Sat·
urday and March 20.22 at 8 p.m. and
next Sl.»nday at 2:30 p.m. Reser~
vations 722-7727.
"The House at Pooh Comers"
brinas back the familiar Winnie the
Pooh characters under the djrection
of Bonnie Cogbill. The Saddlebaclc spring children's theater show will be
g.iven in the oollege's Studio Theater
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and
Sundays at 3 p.m. through March 23.
Reservations 582-4656.
Also geared for the sandbox set is
"The Velveteen Rabbit," a Fountain
• He founht his first battlP
Valley Communit y Theater pro-
duction, openin& Fnday for two
weekends in Forum JI on the Golden
West Colleae ca~pus in ~un.ting~on
Beach. Diane Chnstcnseo 1s d1rect1na
with music by Barnes BotTey and Paul
Pitcher. This weekend~s l)Crformances arc
sold out, but a scoond weekend will be staaed with curtain al 7:30 J>.m.
March 21 and·2:30 p. m. March 22 and
23. Call 957.7471 or 968·9647 for
ticket information.
Three other local shows a~ head·
ing into their last weelc of action as
final pctfonnanccs arc readied for
"Jteu'' at the Laauoa Moulton
Playhouse, "Tiie Day 'l'IH!f Slliol Job
Leuoa' al OranJe Coast College and
"G1y1 ud Dolli ' by the Buena Parle Civic Theater. Space limitation
probibits details on the4e, which will
appear in a future column this week.
on the Scottish llighlands in 1536.
lie will fighl his greatest battle
on the streets of New York Citv in 1986. , .
His name is Co nnor Mar.l.eod.
He is immortal.
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M~J.sMamH S(March 21-April 19): Puzzle
pieces fatl into place -.. complete
story" is now available. Family
member will be by your side, you'll
get moral supPC?n and financial pic~urc will be bnghter than originally
ant1c1oated.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Wish
comes true, Iona-distance com-
munication relates to social activity
and possibly journey. You'll add to
wardrobe, you'll also be more aware
of weight, general health, body image.
CHAILES
Got£1
In the first cue the no trump bid·
der Is under the ov,rcaller. Unless
the latter has taken leave of his
senses, you are not going to get rtch
doubling for penalties, since your
trump holding will be partly neu-
tralized by your position In front or
the overcaller. Therefore, It la logi-
cal to play that the double in this
position ls for takeout, askJng part-
ner to bid his best suit. The argu-
ment that partner took no action
and, therefore, does not have any-
SYDNEY
0101
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Domestic adjustment affects lifestyle,
could include change of residence or
marital status. You aet everythina
you need if diplomatic. Libra,
Scorpio play dynamic roles.
0111
S1A11FF
thlng of value doet not hold water.
What ta he 1upposed to do with a
balanced hand with four sp~
and some 4-15 potnts? It he bldt, he
can have his head handed to him!
The sequence I give la (Ufferent.
Here, the overcall ls ln the balanc-
ing position, and ls made with the
expectation of rtndin& IOl'fte values
In partner's hand. If the no trump
bidder has a good holding In the
overcaller's suit and sound defen-
sive values, he must be abl• to dou-
your own in first place. Lunar
emphasis on creative endeavors,
children, variety, physical attraction.
Reach beyond previous limitations.
Aries 9f;~ major role. SAGI Al\IU8 (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21):
Display pionecri.DJ spirit, stress inde-
pendence, creativtty and originality.
Heart tends to rule your head,
member of opposite sex knows it and
could take advan •. Means protect
self in em otional clinches.
CAPRICORN (I?ec. 22-Jan. 19):
ble for penaltJee. He cSott not need
to double for takeout 1lnce hil
partner ttlll hu another turn and,
lf Opener pueee1 he can compete It
he has the rtght hand. And if he hu
the wrong hand to ddend two
hearu doubled, he 11 free to tt·
move It.
Q.-W'Ut •or• ~of .. , ..
two elalte to •-.OW a~ ... of lt-11
polata7 It le t•lte popelar la tlala
ana. -E.JI., hqoa, ~
A.-Not my Idea of a winning
method. It partner has little or
nothing, why force the bidding to
the two-level or higher, when )'OU
might not have the values to fulfill
a contract at that level and you
don't even know whether you have
a flt?
To make game with a hand of
buc. Eccentric individual becomes
valuable ally.
IF MARCii 11 IS YOUR BIRTH·
DAY you are dynamic, creative
sensual, stubborn. You arc indepen:
dent in thouaht, action -you lead
rather than l'ollow, you work best
when applyina ideas that arc your
own. Leo, Aquarius play important
roles in your life. You'll make fresh
start this year, you'll begin project
you'll display p1oneerillf spirit and
you could fall madly 10 love. In
March, details arc settled, and you'll
be more financially secure. July wiJI
be outstanding for you in 1986.
Orange CoMt DAILY PILOT/Sundey. Mwoh t, 1tei •
19-21 point.I, you Pf')bably need to
find partner with the values for a
respon.e to a one-level open1nC
bid. Therefore, there 11 _,need to
open a hand In thll ~with a
twe>bld. Beslda. why warn theop-
POMRtl that It it dal\prcMlt for
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GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You
can now be on more solid emotional-
financial ground. The "no ellit" signs
arc removed. Doors, previously
closed, will be opened -strictly for
your benefit. Focus on business,
career, basic soals.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Define
tenn.s, insist on "hard nesotiations. ••
Take nothing for granted. especially
where contractual obligations enter
picture. Secret meeting lends spice,
includes romance. Pisces native will
You 'U come up with correct answers.
Past experience comes into play,
you'll be far ahead of competition.
Know it, be confident, take stepS to
insure future security. Cancer and r=========================:::::==============================;:::::=:::=:=::=::=::::=:=:=:=.. another C..pricom fiaurc in scenario.
play unusual role. ·
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2~Feb. 18): Ex-
pand personal horizons. Refuse to be
limited by one who lacks imagina-
tion, faith. You could locate article
TODA Y'S SUNDAY PUZZLE CANCER (June 21-July 22): Read
between lines, set ideas on paper and
"protect" them. Romance figures
prominently, a "very special" person
does care and you'll be aware of it.
Gemini, Virgo, Pisces natives play
paramount roles.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Emphasis on pressure, responsibility,
achievement. chance for financial
reward and intensified love rela-
tionship. Services improve, employ-
ment picture is bright, people you
helped are now ready to return favor.
thatbadbcenlos~m.issin&or"ole~ r--=~-------------------------.:-""'-------------------------------------------~ Good news comes via long-distance
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
moderation, J>aCUl& and
TllLTIUDIR.
Tl ..
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Talking About •.
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SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21 ):
You'll be free of obligation not really
" ... Creates edge,
surprise
and romance:•
RICHARD CORLISS,
TIME MAGAZINE
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66 Scheme
67 lance
70 Uttered
72 Boy
73 Ship's front
74 Quito is Its
capital
76 Thyme or sage
78 Allen
81 Used to be
82 Agitate
84 Lone Ranger's
steed
88 Decorate
89 Ooze
91 Other: Lat.
93 African republic 2 Church recess 79 Lyric poem
94 Account entries 3 Festive 80 Comedian
96 Tom-tom 4 Blbllcal prophet Reiner
98 Female saint: 5 Commence 83 Connecticut's
abbr. 6 Beasts of burden neighbor: abbr.
99 Vulture 7 Frozen water 85 By way of
101 Allows 8 French article 86 Blunder
103 Swatted 9 Blackboards 87 Scartet
105 Eye amorously 10 Naps 90 Newsman
106 Dog's foot 11 That fellow Bradley
109 Plant part 12 Gorilla 92 On (a bus)
111 Ram 13 Scarce 95 Stash
constellation 14 Dish 97 Damage
112 Man 15 Cheyenne's 98 Made haste
113 Paid athlete state 100 Repufsive
116 Sheltered from 16 Intrepid one 102 Painful
the wind 17 Actor Sharif 10. Fruit seeds
118 Envelop 18 New Yen 106 Wan
120 Foot-baff SCOf • baaebllttws
abbr. 19 Bill 108 Cried
121 Actress Tyler 23 Born 110 Powdered
Moore 27 Obtained pumice
122 Toothed wheel 32 Chlneee dynasty 112 LMge number
123 Capital of 33 Alt 113 Kept In
Bolivia: 2 wds. 37 While 114 Prukness, e .g.
125 Evades 38 Wharl 115 Raw minef'als
128 Disembark . 117 Hearing organ 39 Italian currency
129 Tango 41 Pelican State: 119 Cat's sound
130 Main course abbr. 121 Labyrinth
132 Essential point 42 Mine entrance 122 Xenon or
133 Vague 43 Cipher neon
134 Squanders 44 Kiln 124 Fanatics
135 In addition 45 Free (of) 126 Membership
137 Put back •6 Spoiled child tees
139 Tarboosh 48 Henpecks 127 Authorities
140 Hymn 50 Opening 128 Frilly fabric
144 Near 51 Wicked 129 Bewilders
146 Confiscate 52 Songstress 131 Letter
147 Musical note Horne 133 Risk
148 African mammal 53 Snow vehtcle 134 You and I
153 Texas shrine 55 Jesters 136 Palm fruits
154 Light brown 56 Zone 138 Ab
156 Turmeric 57 Jacob's wife 139 Discharged
157 For each 60 Plug 140 Automobile
158 Flowering shrub 61 Musical 141 Dismounted
159 Metal fastener composition 142 Rant
160 Am 63 Perishes 143 Portent
162 Elevate 66 Publisher 145 Cab
164 Wear away 67 Shoulder blade 147 Plateau
165 "Sawbucks" 68 Commercials 149 Ireland
166 Foader towers 69 Spins 150 Stain
167 Great fear 71 Light rain 151 Energy units
168 Jells 73 Danger 152 High card
74 Pitchers 155 Nothing
DOWN 75 Infuriated 157 Baker's product
77 Fire 161 Thus
1 Spiral" 78 Passing fashion 163 Land measure
•
LagU!Ja Meadows,
new ho1ne tract,
opening to public
Laguna Meadows, a 120-home
community In Lagyna HllJs, l!J
open for sales.
"Laguna Meadows Is our
crowning achievement In the
Laguna Hiiis area," said Robert
E. Kreis, president of Terra
Industries Inc., the developer.
"On adjoining land, we built
some 700 homes In Laguna
VIiiage. Laguna Meadows rep-
resents the sum total of all that
we learned In building those 700
homes.''
The development is sur-
rounded by rolling hllls and has a
recreation club a few steps from
every door. ,
Laguna Meadows offers a
choice of f Ive two-level
townhome plans. There are three
two-bedroom models with one,
11h or two bathrooms -plus two
three-bedroom homes with
either two or 21h baths. Living
areas range from approximately
989 to 1,714 square feet.
The attached homes feature
formal entries. living and dining
Last of
Pointe
homes
in debut
Turtle Rock project
atop hill provides _
maximum view sites
The J.M. Peters Co. has open-
ed its last community at Turtle
Rock Pointe, which overlooks
inland Orange County from the
hills of the Irvine community of
Turtle Rock.
''Our final phase of homes here
is set highest on the hill and
provides the best views yet." said
Diane Bettencourt. project sal~
manager for J.M. Peters Co.
"We're selllng in this last phase
now," she acrued, "and when
these are gone, that will be it for
one of the best-received residen-
tial developments in the county."
Tur11e Rock Pointe is the only I
gated neighborhood in Turtle
1
Rock .
Four floor plans range in siz~
from 1.830 to 2,328 square feef(
with two or three bedrooms and
up to three full baths.
Pastel-colored stuccos are
matched with traditional barrel
tile roofs. The architecture
blends concepts drawn from the
Mediterranean and from tra-
ditional Southwestern United
States.
In the two-bedroom. 2112-bath
Plan One, a second story Iott
overlooks the living room below,
with a soaring sloped ceiling
covering both.
In the Plan Two, with its three
bedrooms and three baths, both
upstairs bedrooms have their
own baths and walk-in closets.
The third bedroom is situated on
the first floor and can also serve
as a den, hQme office or library.
Features of the Plan Three,
with three bedrooms and 21h
baths, Include a living room
fireplace and a ·two-story-high
entry celling.
Plan Four, the largest of the
homes, has a bay window-style
sitting room off the master
bedroom as well as a bay window
nook.
Also highlighted at Turtle Rock
Pointe are thermostatically-con-
trolled central air conditioning,
ceramic tile or wood parquet
entcfes, custom hand-troweled
ceinno treatments, and an such
kitchen appllances as a trl-
convertlble hoodlesa cooktop
and eetf-cleantng oven and setec-
tlv&-uae microwave oven com-
bination.
For more Information. call
85-4-2383.
To reach Turtle Rock Pointe.
take the Jeffrey Road-University
,,. Drive off ramp from the San Diego
Freeway and drive west. Turn left
onto Aldgeline Drive.
, .
rooms, separate breakf a'st
!'looks, dens. and master suites.
Most floor plans are designed
arbund a recessed private entry
patio that can double as an
enclosed auto terrace. Every
home has a fenced rear patio and
a view-oriented deck. one.model
features a two-car garage while
the others have one-car garages
plus the auto terraces. All gar-
ages are attached and come with
automatic door openers.
Laguna Meadows' recreation
facility Is In the center of the
community. It has a swimming
pool, two saunas, a spa, and two
lighted tennis courts.
Residents also can use an •
adjoining 41h-acre recreation
club with Its 5,500-square foot
clubhouse.
Home prices range from
$109,990 to $155,990 with 10114
percent fixed-rate 30-year
financing.
For more information, call
581-4840. The sales office is
open dally, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Meadowlark plan at LaCana lleadoW9 deTelopment in LaCana Hilla.
Anew view
of Turtle Rock.
It's a view of tranquil
hillsid es and striking natural
beauty. With sophisticated
comforts of etegant homes plus
the privacy of electronically-
controlled entry gates. And
it's more.
It's a special view on living
that can be seen in each of
the sophisticated homes of
Turtle Rock Pointe -luxurious
homes displaying the atten-
tion to detail and unhurried
craftsmanship that are hall-
marks of J.M. Peters Company.
Interiors are large, dra-
matic and feature-filled . There
is central air conditionjng.
Special, hand-troweled ceiling
treatments. Hand-finished
oak cabinetry. Hand-set
ceramic tile in the kitchens
and oak-framed lurnjnous
ceiling lighting. There are
gourmet appliances including
Jenn-Air tri-convertible cook-
tops. And there is much
more: including a sensational
recreation center with pool,
spa and cabana'!'
Come share our outlook
on this very special part of
Irvine and you're bound to
agree. Turtle Rock just doesn't
get any better than this.
*A Homeowners' Assoaatioo finan-
cially supportl'd by alJ midents
mamlams 11!CT1.'alion facil1hn and
common areas. Ask our saln rep!T·
sentahw for details.
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6 Monterey Circle Irvine, Calif
(714) 854-2363
Sa/I'S offict open daily from 10 a. m. to
5 p. m. Later hours by Appointment.
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IRVIN E
The Quality( l Life
-·
Hoines more
affordable
in January
WASHINGTON (AP)-Homes
became more affordable to the
typical American f amlly In Janu-
ary thanks to declining mortgage
rates and only modest Increases •
In prices, the National Associa-
tion of Realtors reported last
week.
The association's housing af-
fordability Index rose , e1ght-
tenths of a polnf to 101 In
January, meaning that a famlty
with the median annual Income of
$28,054 had $275 more th~ ~as ,....,.
required to quality to buy-a tfome'
for $77,000. Th tyelcal f~mlly
could have afforded a hpme
priced at $77,700.
Fifty-two percent of the exist-
ing homes sold In January were
purchased at or below the price a
typical family could afford to pay,
the association said.
When the Index is at 100, the
average f amity has exactly
enough money to qualify for
financing for an average-priced
home, assuming that buyers
make a 20 percent down pay-
ment. The Index hit 100.2 In
December, the first time It rose
above 100 In eight years.
.TURTLE ROCK
,
-
Lake rs
outlast
Kings
Monarchs reign again
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Earvin
"Magic" Johnson acored sill point.a in
the second overtime and made a key
steal with five seconds remainina u
the Los Anac:les· Lakers downed the
Sacramento Kinas, 122-121, in Na·
tional Buketball Association play at
the Forum Sat:Urday niaht
Johnson's three-point buket with
five seconds remainina in regulation
play had tied the contest 103-103 and ·
sent the pme into overtime.
The contest remained lmotted. this
time al 111-11 I, at the end of the first
elltra period. as Otis Thorpe hit two
free throws with sj.l seconds left to
fend the game into the second
overtime.
Johnson, who scored 33 points in
the contest and had 17 assist.a and five
rebounds, bit three long jumpers in
the second overtime.
After Thorpe pulled the Kinas to
within 122-121 with 2S seconds
remaining, Johnson stole the ball
from Larry Drew with five seconds
left. Johnson was fouled and missed
both free throws and the Kings got the
rebound, calling timeout with one
second remaining. But Byron Scott
stole the inbounds pass to preserve
the victory.
James Worthy bad 32 points for the
Laken, and Scott added 2S. Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar had 21 points for the
winners.
Thorpe led the Kings with 28
points, Eddie Johnson had 26, and
Mike Woodson had 22.
., ...... .
Sacramento'• LaSalle Tbompeon loob for a way aroand
La.ken' Kareem Abdal-Jabbar 8atarday m,Jlt at the Poram.
Tile La.ken. bebbld ara,lc Jolmaon'a key ateal. oatlutecl
the IUDC• ln doable onitlme, 122-121.
Collectors aren't buying baseba ll cards
of players involved with drug problems Buo
TUCKER
Nobody came in on the noon
balloon from Saskatoon and asked
me, but... .
•Word out of Dallas, where the
largest baseball card convention is
beinJ held, is that collectors-
paruculaffy-youngsten are shying
awayfromcardsofplayeninvolved
in drug cases •.. the players lose face
and their baseball cards lose face
value.
•National Football League com-
missioner Pete Rozelle is in a New
York hospital with a mild case of
sciatic nerve upset ... It is not serious
but AJ Davis should still send flowers.
•lfyou think it is not easy to get
into the NBA playoffs, consider that
as this is written, the LA Clippers stlJ
have a mathematical chance.
SPORT S COLUMNI ST •Widely traveled Dick Coury has
joined the Rams as the quarterback
coach ... Now, ifthcywittjurtgetbim
something to coach. dealers probably called them "the
•Asked why there is such a small Magnificent Seven."
drug problem 1n hockey compared to •Marathons have their place in
otherprofeuional sports, LA Kings sports ... On the list of the dullest
star Marcel Dionne replied, "because events possible.
~ock~plar,ersarcsomuch more •FormerDodgerpitcherSteve
mtelligent. . Howe, wbowasdumpedfordope1 •FormerNBAsu~rstar.B11l saysbeislook:ingforaclubthatwill R~ssell~s~nwor~wi.th t~e LA "dropthecrapandletmeplay'' ... If
Q1ppcrs ~lue Benoit BenJaman ... o-that means Howe feels he was
lflectures include how to get along on mistreated by the Dodgers he needs
the boul~vard anc:f unde~ ~e neon, I more therapy. '
would 11ve anything to sat 10.
•The harness racing drug prOJIClm
which is being widely applauded,
applies only to the human beings
•The most valuable.baseball card
is Honus Wagner, 1909 ... $32.000 ..
. A 1952 Miclter Mantle will bring
•FormerCyYouDJaward winner
Denny Mclain, who 1s doing 23 years
in a Florida prison, was thrown in
solitary for having what prison of-
ficials called "unauthorized docu-
ments" ... What kind of un-
authorized documents could an in-
mate have?-maybe airline tickets. . around the race tracks. $2, 700 ... Reggae Jackson does not get a call. •The Mizlou Sports Network will
· the United States Football
ea contract.. . N'e tlJe two
swill stage a series~ cocktail
parties wishing each other good luck.
Padres
pass up
Angels
YUMA, Ariz. (AP) -Kevin
McReynolds' third inning triple
broke a 2-2 tie and lifted the San
Diego Padres to a 7-4 Cactus ~e
victory over the Angels in exhlbitton
baseball Saturday at Desert Sun
Stadium
McReynolds' bit to right center
field sc-0red Tim Flannery and Tony
Gwynn. Graig Nettles' single to ri&ht
scored McReynolds.
The Pad.res improved their spring
training record to 1-1 while the Angels
dropped to 1-1.
The Padres collected I 3 hits off
three Angels pitchen, includina
starter Ron Romanick, who yielded
five earned in 21/J innings.
Andy Hawkins allowed two earned
runs in three inniqs to earn the win.
Tim Stoddard pitched two acoreleu
inniqs to ai:t the save.
Gwynn, Nettles, and John Kruk
collected two hits apiece for the
Padres, while Wally Joyner, Doua
DeCinces, Gus Polidor and Kirk
McCaskill had two bits each for the
Anaell.
Both Romanick and McCaskill
disappointed Anaels' Manqer Gene
Mauch with their lack of stamina.
Romanick, who won 14 pmes lut
year but only one after luly, bad to be
relieved with one out durina a threo-run third~ Mceukill sumftdeted two
runs in hi• third innlna of pitch inc.
"I thouaht they'd be ready to •o
three but they didn't hol4 onto their
stuff,'' Mauch aaid ... McCaaklll hit
better than he Ditched."
Mauch conceded McC.ask.iU may
have tired runnina out a pair ofbete
hits, a thhd .. innina triple and a run-
scorina finale in the top of the sixth.
•You would have expected some-
body to hang a tag on seven players hit
the hardest by commissioner Peter
Ueberroth for drug involvement ...
When they were buying and using, the
•Prices for TV commercials on the
1988 Olympics are awesome but the
success of the 1984 games will help
sell them.
Mater Def s 58th win
tn row nets 5-A title as Serra falls, 86-59
BJ ROGER CARLSON °' ...... ,... .....
LOS ANGELES -Ex.ploitina iu
superiority in size and sheer talent,
Mater Oei Hi&h's Monarchs ram-oued to their second consecu\iye 29~ season Saturday niaht. shelling'
Serra Hip's Cavaliers, 86-59, to
claim theu SCOQnd atraiaht ClF S-A
basketball championwp.
RCalistically it waS never a &IW)t as
fhe suspicion 1hat there were ,seyeral
4-A teams capable of givina the
Monarchs a better test was given
credenoe.
In gualifying for the state regional
semifinals Thursday night at Cal
State · Fullerton against Tuesday's
winner between Fresno Edis0n and
Marshall of Los Angeles, Coach Gary
McK.niaht's Monarchs displayed the
same formula that has been so
succeuful.
LeRon Ellis. a 6-10 junioT transfer
from Portland, and 6-9 Stuart
Thomas, courtesy of Fountain Val-
ley1 combined to dominate the in-
tenor before 8, 703 at the Los Angeles
Sports Arena.
Each scored 30 points-enough by
themselves to outscore Serra.
"We were able to get the ball inside
pretty well," understated McKnight,
whose team has now won SS in a row.
The Monarchs are 115-S over four
years and the margin of victory (27
points) is the most on a major level
since Millikan's 68-37 conquest of
Monrovia in 1970.
"The kids played pretty loose and I
•Rev. Jesse Jackson says black
college athletes are exploited for
money and should be paid if they
graduate ... What about white
athletes?
•Major league players are on
record as asking for a shorter spring
training period and a shorter regular
season schedule ... salaries. of course
would remain the same.
•Pac-I 0 basketball will get bette r ..
. won'tit!
•How about a show of Los Angeles
seorts oelebri ty hairdos for charity? ..
. Great candidates would be Pat
Riley, Benoit Benjamin, AJ Davis,
Lyle AJzado and Jerry Dotgeu.
•Are they still transporting resi-
dentsout ofloog Beacb for the
Grand Prix? ... Those cars do not go
fast enough to damage a picket fence.
•The management ofSanta Anita
is all heart ... The oew three-horse
exacta box is on the ninth race so as to
give the losers a chance to get well
•Among the things a horseplayer
learns,
Is beta beast that'sgood on the
turns.
And another thing be should
always do,
Is keep bus fare home in his shoe.
McCaskill hadn•t had a bet in his
hands since his junior yt.at at the
Univenity of Vermont, when he was
U'lcd u as a DH for two seasons,
blttinll .l30 and .37.S.
Plew llaiGo State'• Gilbert WUltana (15) la
•anoaaded bJ t1PfL V'• SlclrldCe Bod.eon
(left) and Anlloa OtUJam (rta1at).
ADdaODJ Joa• (far left) loob OD. ..
<
feel we·~ pealdoa. l boot it continues
neAt week. .. added Mck.oiabt.
Serra wu still within ,.. at
halftime. l!IJlins. 37-28, but tlle nine.
point deficit wa1 there primarily
because of what carried it into the
, finals, a lot of free throws. ·
The Cavaliers had dropped io 16 of
18 at the line in the first half (I 2 for 12
in the fint period), but against Mater
Oei's suffocating zone, it was another
story. sem shooters could bit only 6 of 32
(2 of 16 in the 6nt quarter), and all
but· one of those was from close
quarters. .
' In all they could manage but 17 of
6Q (28.3 percent) against Mater Oei''
defense.
The Monarchs, meanwhile, were
off and runninJ behind Ellis and
Thomas (each with 12 points) and 6-4
sophomore Kevin Rembert. who
came off the bench to score 7 of his 9
first half ~int.s in the second stanza.
McKni&ht stationed Thomas in the
middle o( the key and Serra could do
little, ellcept drive and get the whistle.
Mater Oei, meanwhile. maintained
iU C'\lllOmary oear·50 peRaat aboot-
in& ( 13 of27 in tbdint bait). •
Serra had I 12-10 leld iD die emlJ
aoina. c.banU to a James Moee1 ....
and I 0 at the line, but the MOUR!M'
con1tant pressure bepn to tab iU 10I
aaain,t the double·teamin1
Cavaliers.
"We had to ai:t bllC:k ddcalivet,
and stop \Mm from sbootina lay-
upsJ. ~ McKnislit aid in rapoue to
halnime adj\lltmentt.
Serra cut the Mater Oei leld to
41-34 early in the tb.itd quanertJt
then a barn&e of buckets hm ·
named the MVP of thee.ham~
toumament. a.nd Thoma, abOM
tourney ~lection. 'followed with
bucket after bucket and for all ioteet
and purpose, the fourth quarter WM
no more than show-time for I.be bedl; ..
to-back k:inapins.
Rembert finished with 13 poinll
and point guard Tom Peabody, wbo
busied himself by aivina otben tbe easy shot, was credited with nine
assists.
Keith Malone led Serra 1COrina
with 19.
Players have
no guts: Miller
Ex-union chief says
players should fight
Ueberroth 's penalties
NEW YORK (AP) -The players
who accepted Baseball Com-
missioner Peter Ueberroth's con-
ditions for avoiding drug-related
suspensions showed a lack of guts for
not fighting the penalties through the
grievance procedure. retired union
chief Marvin Miller said Saturday.
"They had nothing to lose. They
certainly would have been no worse
off if they lost their grievance," Miller
said.
"Apparently we don't have players
with guts enough to defend tbem-
5e1ves." Miller commented after
Keith Hernandez of the Mets joined
the six other players who bad been
conditionally suspended for one year
10 agrecLng a 1 e rrolb~s
conditions in order to play this year.
Hernandez said last week that he
would file a pievance through the
players association, but Saturday be
said be would go alona, adding. .. J feel
strongly that r have an obligation to
my team, the fans and baseball to play
this year."
Hernandez an<t, the others could
have played until "the grievance was
settled, Miller said. and .. if they lost,
the would have been no worse off."
In addition to the seven players
suspended for one year, four were
suspended for 60 days. Two of that
number have agreed to the conditions
set by Uebcrroth and the other two
have made no comment.
Miller. who is credited with obtain-
ing many of the gains-won-by the
players through collectively bargain-
ing, retired as players association's
executive director in 1982 after 16
ycan in the job. He has been terviQ1
as a consultant to the union oc oenain
matters.
He said be felt the players, by
avoiding the grievance procedure
were undermining what they ac.
complished through collective
bargaining by acting u individuals.
''lf they continue. to act like
individuals, it will not take loQS before lh~ state ~-----_,.
which l found them," Miller uici.
.. I think the memben have to
undentand that the major problems
must be confronted as a P'OUP rather
than as indi viduaJs," Miller added.
"They have to be mninded diet they
can't be hurt by exm:iaina riabta
protected~ the collective~ ~cot '
"I would say the union is definitely
under seige," MiJler said.
Miller said the players and their
agents must be made to undentaod
the strenat.hs of the union.
''All of this bas got to be broucbt
home to every player and every ..,eat.
some of whom knuckle under ~
cause they either don't undentand or
are afraid they'll lose some of their
percentage.
"1t seems to me that there are too
many bands in the till."
UNL V walks away
with PCAA tourney
New Mexico St. falls
in another lopsided
win for Rebels, 75-55
From AP dispa&cltea
INGLEWOOD -The three on~
sided victories in their conference
toumamen t add up to a strong dose of
momentum for I 3th-ranked Nevada-
Las Vegas.
Behind 22 points from Anthony
Jones. the Rebels culminated their
three-game sweep with a 7S-SS final-
round victory over New Meltlco State
on Saturday to capture the Pacific
Coast Athletic Associauon post-
scason tournament.
The triumph eame,d the Rebels,
31-4. an automatic berth in the
NCAA Tournament and sent tbem
into postseason play on a positive
note. "lt gave us momentum going into
the NCAA tournament." said Jones.
who was named the tournament's
Most Valuable Player. "It's always
nice to wrn the conference tour-
nament."
Coach Jem Tarkanian said win-
ning the toun\ament was a shot 1n the
arm for the Rebels' program.
"We came in with a (NCAA)
tournamrnt brrth clinched.'' he said.
-This wa!> for t>uT fans. h was a big
thnll to ~ ~ man} Rebel fans out
thett."
New MC\ICO Stale Coach Neil
McC.anhy said the Rebels simply
outclassed the rest of the PC'AA field
"They hr.ie outst.and1na pcnon·
net," he sand. "lf you look at Ftt no
State. New Mexico State and f'ull-
enon State, wt've all JOtned the 2()..
point club. We all got ~t by at least
20 points. (The Rebels) ann1h1latcd
the tournament."
It toolt the Rebel~ untll the W<'Ond
l\alf Saturday to wear down the
Agics. New Mc>.1co State tot wtth1n
. .
39-31S early 10 the second half only to
sec UNL V outscore them 22·8 over
the next 10 minutes and lead 61-'6
with S:SO to play. Jones scored nine
points to lead the sccond-half assaulL
Gilbert Wilburn scored 23 point.a to
lead New Mexico State. which fin-
ished the season with an 18-1 2 record.
Annon GiJUam scored 18 points and
Freddie Banks added 12 points for
UNLV.
Nevada-Las V cgas, after trailing
8-7. held the Aggies scoreless for 4"2
minutes and ran off a 17-0 streak to
take a 24-14 lead with S: 17 left in the
half.
The Rebels opened a 30-1 7 advan-
tage before New Mexico State battled
back. The Aggies went on a 12-1 spurt
in the balfs~ final three minutes and
got within 31 -29 at halftime on a
layup by Wilburn 22 SC<lOnds before
the intermission.
UlfL V women wia eoantq
Misty Thomas. Donya Monroe
and Z1Da Hams combined for 66
points Saturday as Nevada-Las Yeps
upended fourth-ranked Lona Beach
State 99-89 in the finaJs of the Pacific
Coast Athletic Associatton women's
basketball tournament.
The Rebels broke the game open in
the first half with an l&-9 run that
p ve them a S2-39 lead. The 4~rs.
28-4. could not ~t within I 0 poil'IU in
the second half.
Tho mas sconxi 23 points, Monroe
22. and Harris 21 for the Rebels. who
improved their record to 22-8.
Cindy Brown scored 30 poinu
before foulina out to lead Lona Beach
State. Ca rol Brandt added 23 point.a
for the 49ers.
The Rebels opened a n.n lead on
a drivina layup by Ham with 10:48
remain in
Lona Beach tatt, emplO)'lQI 1 full·
court press J<>t beck within lO poutu
thrtt t1mC'S 1n the final lO minutes but
could 11.et no e~.
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Harper lets his
basketball play
speak for itself
Boeton I011ea 1ame, Walton St J~ h ' 11 ·es
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victory. 110.108 over Boscon Saturday fi Beg E t
niabt.Bostoo'seia)lt ... mewinninastrcaksnappcd,but or 1 as crown potentially more costl)' to the Celtics .was the loss of
raerve center BUI Wal•. He suffered a broken nose
his I )th, midway throuah the se<:ond quarter and did
not return to the pme ... Doc Riven hit a 17-foot
jumper with two acconds lef\ to lift Atlanta to its fifth OXFORD, Ohio -Thouah be was m
acknowledecd u a fine b.i&h school
beaketb&JJ player, few fiaured Ron Harper
would make the arade in colleee.
He foole<l them.
A.ftlicted with a 1evere stutter and once banly able
to pull si-uina lf&dcs, Harper, nevertheless, hu done
qwte well in the classroom and on the coun at Miami
(Ohio} Univenity.
The 6-6 senior pa.rd leads the Mid-American
Coofercooc avcraaUll 2•.S points. 11.S rebounds and
3.2 steals per pme. He is among the nation's top five
Division I playen in all three categories· he was a
unanimous choice u the MA Cs Player of tbe Year for
the aeoond straiaht year, and he is the conference's all-
time leadina scorer.
Som~t he's a cinch to fO in the first round of the
National etb&ll Associauon draft. •
"I've been ~eep~ tabs on him since his senior
year in Dayton," wd Marty Blake, the NBA's director
ofscoutinaservices. "Even then we considered him one
oftbe top 100 in high school. He is an excellent player.
What position? Small forward. off au.ard, point guard
-he's ~1:;i;<1 'em all." "I t · he is very talented." said former pro great
Oscar Robertson, now a Cincinnati businessman.
"When be acts into better competition (NBA), he'll
blossom even more."
He has blossomed quite a bit already: Growi~ up in Dayton, Harper was ridiculed by
the other children because of his severe stutter. As a
result, he wo uldn't talk.
"The driving force for Ronnie was everyone tellinf
him he would never succeed because be couldn't learn.
said Neal Reichelt, Harper's ooacb at Dayton's K.Jscr
High School.
Harper~· "That's the biggest motivation for
me, I think., because people are always putting me
down. Because I can't talk, they think rm dumb or
something.."
Most college recruiters looked at Harper's high
IChool &ride transcript and said sorry. An exception
was Darrell Hedric, the Miami coach in 1981 .
Hedric said Reichelt called him and said he saw
somethinaspecial in Harper. He also told Hcdnc about
the speech Y-roblem.
"He (Harper) was embarrassed about it and we
concluded that, rather than say anything, be wouldn't
talk and it affected his school work," said Hcdric. now
associated athletic director.
"(talked to his teachers. I talked to others, students
included, and I found he was the most popular kid in
school. We did some more talking and I thought he'd be aood for Miami and Miami (with its unique S"pcecb and
Hearing Oinic) wouJd be good for him."
Quote of the day
. Slater Martha. 60, huffing and puffing as he
fought his way past the media to reach the locker
after ~aying 10 the National Basketball Associa-
tion nds Classic during the NBA All-Star
wceken in Dallas: "Let me get there before I die.
I'll get my transplant Monday."
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power-play goal of the game cap~ a '
0cfcnscman l..arTy MVJ*y't second ~
~oaJ burst in the second penod as
Washington extended its National Hockey
Rowan• s late Jumper decides tt:
Duke. Georgia Tech In ACC final
straight victory, 111 -109 over
Milwaukee ... Raltll Sam,....
scored 27 points, includillJ r 3 in
the fourth quarter, and pulled
down 16 rebounds to rally Hous-
to n to a 12&-117 victory over San From AP dl1pate._.
Antonio. The Rockets led 91-90 ~on Rowan hit a jumper with eiaht seconds
going into the fourth quarter, but remalnina and Walter Berry bloc~ Dwayne "Pearl"
Sampson led a Houston chargr Waabi04100'1 ahotatlhe buuer to pve No. S St. John'sa
that put the Rocke1s in control of 7().69 V1ctory over No. 8 Syracuse Saturday night at
the pme by midway throuah the Madison Square Garden for the Big East Conference
quarter . . . IW Vudewe&M championship and an automatic berth in the NCAA Wlllluu scored the I 0,000th point of 'his tournament.
pro career, winding up with 29 points as Portland U ntil Rowan's 12-footjumper from the t>aseline, the
defeated Utah. 104-90. The Jazz played without Redmen had never led. They trailed by as many as I}
swtina center Mart Eatoa, benched Wednesday with a points in the fitst half and by 41-28 early in the second
sprained left. ankJc, and AU-Star forward Adrlaa half.
DaatJey, sent home earlier in the day for disciplinary A I S-4 run, with Mark Jacbon bitting three baskets
reasons according to Coach Fruk Laydea ... Terry and Willie Glass five points, put St John's, 30-4. back. in
TeasJe and reserve forward Peter Verttoevea sparked a the game. trailina only 4S-43.
late third-quaner raJly that propelled Golden State to a Syracuse, 2S-S, pulled ahead apin by as many as
138-128 victory over Oeveland. seven points twice before Man:o Baldi, a 6-11 freshman
Green'• 64 puts him in front
PGA ch.ampion H•bert Greea birdied !I
five holes in a row and one-putted his way
to a 64 that lifted him into a two-stroke lead
Saturday in the third round of the Eastern
Open Golf Tournament in Miami. The veteran Green,
who started the day's play seven shots off the pace,
made up that deficit with a 29-the best nine-bole total
of the year -over the front side. Tom &Jae, a three.
stroke leader after 36 boles, had to scramble for a 73 and
dropped baclc to second at 206. Aady Beu, a two-time
winner here, Jim Tltorpe and D.A. WelbriD1 were
another stroke back at 207 ... In Princeville, Hawaii,
Marci Bourtla and Jall lab&er used a string of birdies
to gain a share of the lead at I 0-under-par 206 after the
third round of the LPGA Women's Kemper Open. Two
strokes back, at 8-under-par 208, were "'111 Jolluoa
and Amy Alcott. Bozarth, who was the 'first-round
leader, went into Saturday's round at 7-undcr-par 137.
She birdied the 559-yard par-5 second bole, but then ran
into trouble on the 5th and 7th holes, shooting a bogey
on each. On the back nine, she shot four birdies in a row,
on the I 0th through 13th holes.
Andujar to appeal suspension
PHOENIX -Joaquin Andujar, who •
announced on Friday that he would
comply with Commissioner Peter Ucber-
roth's recent ruling on penalties for past
drug involvement, has appealed· to Ueberroth to
overturn an unrelated I 0-<iay suspension.
Andujar, a new pitcher with the Oaltland A's, was
suspended for 10 days, effective this season, for an
argument with umpire Don Dcnk.inger during the
seventh game of the World Series last season.
Television, radio
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I 0 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
Atlantic Coast Conference Championsh ip game.
from G reensboro, N.C., Channel 4.
10:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Houston vs.
Dodgers, from Vero Beach, Aa., Channel 11.
Noon -SPORTSWORLD: Boxing -John
Collins vs. Robbie Sims. 12-round USBA
middleweight championship, from Las Vegas,
Channel 4.
I p.m. -WOMEN'S GOLF: LPGA tourney,
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3:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
Arizona at Arizona State, Channel 2.
RADIO
10:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Houston vs.
Dodgers, from Vero Beach. Aa .. KABC (790).
Noon -BASEBALL: Angels vs. Padres,
from Yuma, Ariz., KMPC (710).
I p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Edmonton at
Kings, KLAC (570).
reserve who once played at Woodbridae Hiah, hit six
straight points to pull the Redmen within 63-6 f with 4:09
left. At that point, Rony Seikaly, the Orangemen's 6-10
center, fouled out.
In other colleae action:
In the Atlantic Cout Conference semifinals:
DUe 15, Vtrpala 71: Forward David Hcnder$on had
ei&bt points, six of them on two three-point plays. as the
Bfue Demons outscored Virginia 11-4 in the final 31h
minutes to beat the Cavaliers.
Hcndenon's fint three-point play for Duke wiped
out Virginia's 66-64 lead, then his short shot and a free
throw with 1:58 remaining put the Blue Devils' lead at
70-66. .
Duke, 31-2. wiU play Georgia Tech in the title game
today. .
Ge.rpa Teda '4, Marylaad CZ: Duane Ferrell stole
and inbounds pass and scored on a dunk with two seconds
left to win it for No. 6 Georgia Tech.
Maryland was in a position to win after Georgia
Tech's Marie Price lost the ball o ut-of-bounds with five
seconds left while trying to drive upcourt between Terry
Long and Jeff Baxter. But Keith Gatlin's inbounds pass
intended for Len Bias was picked offby Ferrell, who raced
in for the dunk.
In the Big Eight semifinals:
Kuaat 7%, Oklaltoma '71: Danny Manning's two free
throws with six seconds left boosted second-ranked
Kansas past No. I 5 Oklahoma.
Manning's winning free throws for Kansas came
after Oklahoma had tjed the score 70-70 with 45 seconds
to play. The Sooners took a timeout after the foul sho ts,
then Anthony Bowie took a half-<:ourt pass and fired a 20-
footer that banged off the rim and out.
Iowa State 75, Nebraska 58: Jeff Ho macek scored 17
points and led a balanc.cd attack as Iowa State whipped
Nebraska.
In the Metro Conference semifinals:
Memp'11 State 71, F1or1cla State '71: Senior guard
Andre Turner made a pair of key steals and bit a short
Jumper with six seconds left to give 10th-ranked
Memphis State a berth in the finals.
Turner began his heroics for Memphis State with the
Tigers t~::~ 7 1-67 with 1:51 to~~1=:~the ball from A · tateguard Pee Wee · ng-it m .
Then he stole it from Barber again and Dwight Boyd
followed Turner's miss to tic it 71-71 with I :07 left.
Lo•JtvllJe 81, Claclauti is: The Cardinals shot 70
percent from the field and got 19 points from Herbert
Crook agamst Cincinnati.
In the Southeastern Conference:
lteatlldy 8S, Alabama 7!: Cedric Jenkins scored 11
points during a nine-minute stretch when third-ranked
Kentucky took command to beat Alabama in the
championship pmc.
In the Big Ten:
MJck11u 81, ladlaaa SZ: Roy Tarpley scored 21
points as Michigan clinched its second consecutive Big
Ten championship with a surprisingly easy triumph over
Indiana.
The Wolverines, 27-4, became the first team to
capture consecutive Big Ten titles since Indiana did it in
1980and 1981.
MJcklgu State ti, Olalo Sta&e 81: In East Lansing,
senior guard Scott Sk.iJes scored 43 points to lead 17th·
ra.nked Micbipn State over ObJo State in the rquJar·
season flnale for both teams.
llUMU 'JI, Mtunota ff: The 'I 9tb·ran.ked Wini,
21·9, finished their conference season by ridina Olynn
Blackwell's seuon·biah 20 points to a victory over
Minnesota.
In the Southwest Conference semifinals:
THU AAM H, Teua '7: Don Marbury ICOred 22
points and Texu A&M held SWC Player of the Year John
Brownlee to sjx as the Agies reached today's tourney
finaJs.
Teu1Ted71, TCU '7: Tony Benford's 22 points led
Teus Tech to the win and a berth in the CQnference title
pme apjnat Texas A&M.
In a non-conference game:
Netre Deme It, Da7to11 H : David Riven scored 27
points as the I 2th-ranked Fightint Irish finished an
unbeaten home tcas0n by pounding Dayton.
"
Trojans close
year with win
From AP dJ1patelae1
USC frcsbmen Tom Lewis and Greg Kimble scored
24 and 18 points, respectively, Saturday as the Trojans
downed Oregon State, 66-60 in the final basketball game
of the season for both Paciflc-10 Conference schools in
Corvallis, Ore.
The Beavers, who suffered their first losing sea.son
since 1971, led 42-39 after Darryl Flowers sank. a free
throw with 13 minutes and 21 seconds to play.
But Kimble scored on a jump sbor to bring the
Trojans to within a point at 42-41. The Trojans, using a
full-court press, took the lead for good when freshman
Rieb Gnnde stole the ball and scored to put Southern Cal
on top 43-42 with 12:33 to play.
In other Pac-I 0 matcbups:
Oreao• 81, Ua.A 15: Senior center Jerry Adams.
playing his last game for Oregon, scored 19 points and
grabbed 16 rebounds as the Ducks ro lled to a season-
ending victory in Eugene.
UCLA wound up 9-9 in the conference and I S-13
overall in regular-season play. Oregon finished 6-12 in the
Pac-I 0 and I 1-17 for the season.
CaWonlla 78, Waakla,ioa 7Z (ot): In Seattle, guard
Kevin Johnson sank a jumper with 18 seconds to go to
send the game into overtime, and the Golden Bears
dominated the extra period to beat Washington.
The loss clinches the outri&bt Pac-10 title for
Arizona, while Washington, now I !-5 in Pac-I 0 play and
19-11 overall. finishes the.conference season in second
place. with Cal in third.
Waaklagtoa State H , Stuford ff: In Pullman, junior
forward Joe Wallace scored 23 points, hitting three free
throws in the final 28 seconds, to lead the Cougars.
UCLA ta-play Jn NIT
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The defending
National Invitation tournament champion UCLA
Bruins wlll play in the bask.etball tournament again
this year. Athletic Director Peter Dalis announced
Saturday night.
Earlier in the day, the Bruins lost 80-65 to
Oregon in Eufene to finish their regular season with
a 9-9 Pacific-0 record and 15-13 overall mark..
Dalis said in a prepared release that the NrT
wanted the defending champion to play in the
tournament, and that Bruins Coach Walt Hazzard
also wanted his club to participate.
"I S{>Oke with Walt Hauard by telephone
earlier this evening and he expressed the desire to
continue the season," Dalis said.
"Al this time. wearcnotsurewhowewiU play in
the first round, but we think the game will be played
Thursday night at Pauley Pavilion," he said.
League winning strcaJc to six with a 6-2 victory over the
New York Islanders Saturday night ... Elsewhere.
l.a•r1e Beaclunu scored early in the third period to
brcaJc a 2-2 deadlock and lead Winnipeg to a 4-2 victory
over Minnesota ... Pat Verbeek scored three goals and
&Jn Maller added a JOal and three assists as New Jersey
defeated Philadelph1a, 7-3 ... Left wing MJclael Goalet
scored three goals to run hjs seasonal total to 46 and
Aatoa Stumy scored twice to spark Quebec past
Hanford, 6-3 ... Veteran Toronto defenscman Borje
Salmillf beat Chicago goaltender Bob Sane with a 30-
foot wnst shot at 12:06 of the second period to lift the
Maple Leafs to a 4-3 victory over the Blackhawks ...
Qrla Nllu scored two of Montreal's five second-
period goals to lead the Canadicns to an 8-3 triumph
over Boston ... ltevill La Vallee set up Benle Feclerko
and Mart Huter for goals five minutes apart in the
second period. helping St. Louis to a 7-3 triumph over
Vancouver that extended the Canucks' winless streak
on the road to 12 games. Federko and Doag
Wlckealaelaer scored twice for the Blues.
6 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Denver at
Clippers, KMPC (710).
7:30 p. m . -PRO BASKETBALL: Lalccrs at
Seattle, Kl.AC (570). College basketball scores
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GUAY AQUIL, Ecuador (AP) -
Ken Aach and Rohen Seauso de-
feated Andrt1 Gomez and Ricardo
Yc:aza, 6-2, ~ 2-6, ~ in their
doubles match Saturday to &ive the
United States a 2-1 lead over Ecuador
i!> their Davis Cup teorus competi·
hon.
Earlier Saturday, 18-ycar-old
Aaron Kricbtein completed a
1trai&ht·set victory over Raul Viver, 8~6. 6-1. 6-3.
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Veeck, Durocher
likely candidates
I eterans committee
.o consider long list of
iall of Fame hopefuls
TAMPA, Aa. (AP)-The late Bill
'eeck, one of baseball's most oolorfuJ
iWn,en, fiery manqer Leo Durocher
nd former Boston Red Sox second
eseman Bobby Doerr head a long list
d' candidates being considered Mon-
iay for Hall of Fame induction by
aseball's Veterans Committee.
The 18-member committee -six
tall of Famers, six baseball .writers
nd six current or former baseball
xecutives-votes on executives
1mpircs, managers and player$ ~hose elipbility in the annual
iascball wnten' election has expired.
Last year, the committee chose
ormer players Enos Slaulhter a~d
Arley Vaughan
to enter the Hall
of Fame along
with Lou Brock
and Hoyt
Wilhelm, the
writers' selec-
tions. The Vet-
erans Commit-
tee can choose
two people each
year, but at least
>arocJMr one must be a
•layer.
Players initially become eligible for
nduction five years after retirement,
tay eligible for writers' consideration
or IS years, then must wait three
·can before becoming eligible for
election by the Veterans Committee.
This year, Willie McCovey, the
ormer sluJ&ing tint baseman for the
Ian Francisco Giants, was chosen by
he writers in his first year of
eliaibihty. ~
Votina by the Veterans Committee
is not made public, but indic:atiou arc that V eect, Durocher and Doerr
were amona those with consickrab&e
support a year qo.
Otben known to have received
support last ~ include Vic Willia
and Glen Wri&bt. wbo played before
the turn of the century; players Babe
Herman..1. ~il Rizzuto, Ernie Lom·
bardi, un Maya, Jimmy Dykes,
Tony Lazzari, and Mickey Vernon;
Negro Leaaue player Ray' Da~d.ri · pre~ 1900 National LeqUe Presid
William Hulbert; Barney u,
influential owner of the Pitts urJb
Pirates durina 1900-1932, and um· pire Al Barlick. "
Richie A1bbum, a lifetime .308
bitter with the Philadelphia Phillies,
is amona tboae eliaible.
Anyone named on at least 7S
percent of the committee bl.llots will
enter the Hall of Fame Ilona with
McCovcy next July in ceremonies at
Cooperstown, N.Y.
Ted Williams, the Boston Red Sox
Hall of Fame outfielder, will vote as a
Veterans Committee member for the
first time, rcplacina the late Burlei&b
Grimes. Other Hall of Fame voten
are Charlie Gehringer, Roy Cam-
panella, Stan Musial, Al Lopez and
Monte Irvin.
The executives are Birdie Tebbetts,
Buzzic Bavasi, Joe Brown, Bob
Fishel, Gabe Paul and committee
chairman Charles Sctar. The writen
arc Joe Reichler, former baseball
writer for The Associated Press and
now a member of the baseball
commissioner's staff; Buck O'Neil,
who covered the Negro Leagues; Bob
Broeg of St. Louis, Alan Lewis of
Philadelphia, Edgar Munzcl of Chi-
cago and Milton Richman of United
Press International.
Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Sundey, Merc:ti t, 1Me CS
J>od&er llarlano Dancan chuea after a Oy ball bit bf Terry Puhl In the flnt ln ntna.
Aatr08
slip by
Dodgere
KISSIMMEE, Aa. (AP) -Alu
Ashby drove int.be winnina run with
an infield aia,le in the sixth inAiQI lO
help the Houlton A.ltl'Ot io a ~3
exhibition victory Saturday over tk
Los Anaelcs ~
Sinalcs by Tmy Puhl and dletm
Davis, a wild pitch, and A.Ibby'•
sinale accounted for two si:xt:b-iruuna
runs apinat losing pitcher Ed Va.ode
Be.Jte Dodgers scored an unearned
run in the first on Greg Brock's
double play arounder and added ~illfle runs in the third and fifth
1nmn15.
Puhl collected two hits for the
Astros, ~ving him four bits in
Houston s first two exhibition p.mea.
Jeff Ollhoun pitched l\fiO scoreleta
innings and allowed only 'one bit to
earn the victory for the Astros.
Despite the loss, the afternoon wu
a personal triumph for vete\-atr ~
hander Rick Honeycutt, who is tryina
to rebound from shoulder problems
last year.
Honeycutt pitched three scoreless
innin$S against Houston. allowing
one hit and strilrina out two. He also
~in~ed and scored a run in the third
mmng.
"The hit was luck." Honeycutt
said. ··rm paid to pitch, so I had
better concentrate on that and I'm
very happy with the way 1. pitched
today. •
"The arm felt fine. which is always
Jood news, but I was throwing the ball
m and out the way I should and I was
hitting my spots." ,
The Dodgers play host to the Astros
today.
Perez, a 22-year vet, leads Reds to 7-4 victory
White Sox, Yankees, Blue Jays, Texas,
Cards also get exhibition baseball wins
?rom AP d.11patcbe1
Tony Perez, entering his 22nd
najor-lcague season, got off to a
1u1ck stan in exhibition play with a
irand-slam home run and a run-
icoring sinf1e Saturday in the Cincin-
1ati Reds 7-4 victory over the
>hiJadelpbia Phillies.
Perez, who last year became the
>ldest player ever to bit a ~nd slam,
:!cared the bases by lining an 0-2
>ilcb from Juan Rios ovu -a~
. .. ~
advertisement for a retirement town
painted on the left-field wall.
"You'vegot to get ready, but I don't
care to just get into shape," said Perez,
43, who insists be takes spring
training very seriously. "I don't want
anybody to get me out, and I don't
believe in that thing about waiting
until the bell rings (to stan playingf."
Perez, who re-signed with the Reds
as a free agent after his contract
expired. is expected to spend the
-season-as-a-pineb-hiner and-oc-
casional first baseman, under-
studying for player-manager Pete
Rose.
He singled home a run in the first
inning and erased a 4-2 Phillies lead
with his bases-loaded homer in the
fifth over the left-field wall.
Canllula 10, Mell %: Jerry White
drove in three · runs and Vic
Rodriguez and Willie McGee added
two RBI each to pace the defending
National ~ucchampion Cardinals
in their cxhibttion opener.
Yankees 4, Orioles 1: Four New
York pitchers stopped Baltimore on
three hits in the opening ~ibition
game for both teams and Lou
Piniclla's debut as Yankee manaa.er.
8 1.e Jays 3, Twlu %, 11 baalap:
Rick Leach singled home Lou
Thornton with the winning run in the
I Ith inning to give new Toronto
lftlte SOx 3, Pirates %: Harold
Baines bad two hits and scored the
winning run for Chicago on Russ
Norman's sacrifice fly. With the game
tied at 2-2 in the eighth inning, Baines
singled off Pirate reliever Cecilio
Guante. Baines then stoic second and
took third when catcher Ruben
Rodriguez's throw sailed into center
field. He scored on Norman's fly to -Raa1en 8, Royals t: Dave Rozema
and rookies Bobby Witt and Ed
-------<-'..AA'f'll-oombined-to-!but out the right
defending World Series champion Forster, who walked four batten in
Royals in the exhibition opener for the inning, also forced in the tying run
both teams. . by walking pinch bitter Andres GaJ-
Tt1en •·Red Sox t: Third baseman arraga.
Darnell Coles keyed a pair of three-Gluts 4. IMiut 1, lt ••lap:
run innings with two runs batted in Candy Maldonado singled home two
and two runs scored to spark the runs with one out in the 10th to give
Tigers. the Giants the victory over a split
Mariners 10, A's 3: Seattle pitchers Ocveland squad. The rest of the
Mike Morgan, Bill Swift and Steve Indians team beat the Mexico City
Fircovid held Oakland hitless for Reds 7-5.
71-3 innings before Barbaro Garbey Brewen 11. C9bt 4: Jim Gantner
lined a double off Fircovid. Garbey slammed a three-run homer and a
later scored on a two-out double by grand slam in consecutive innings to
Bill Bathe. pace the Brewers. Both homers came
Expos 4, Braves 3: Terry Forster off losing pitcher Dick Ruthven, who
walked Rene Gonzales in the ninth also _gave up a homer to Billy Joe inrung-to-foree-in--the,-.witftft11-M--fltlft:---R:iobiid0tix-:-----~~~---~--t
I •
N8A
WHT•RN Q>tU'•R•NC•
hcttk DMWen W L P'ct. GB
a Ult_, 47 16 7~
Porllt nd 33 34 4t3 16 ~hi ,4 ,. )17 ,,,,.,
SH11i. n 39 .311 nv, c-..n 23 40 363 24
GOiden Sttlt 21 45 311 27"'1
MlchHtt DIYllMn
Houston 40 24 62S
Denver 3' 2S 603 I'~' OtllH 31 30 516 l
Ulth :n 33 492 111'1
S.n AntO!llO 31 ~ 411 t 11>
S.cremento U 3S 444 10'.IJ
•AST•RN CONF•R•NC•
•·8011011 PnllaOetonle
New .i.r\IY WHlllngton
New York
Atlalltk DIYllHft so 12 39 ,.
n 33 31 33
20 '3
Cen1rel OMllen A·MltwtullM 4S 70
Allt nta l9 2S O.troll Ja 26
Cleveland 24 39
1n<11ane n •1
Chleaoo 21 '3
•-<llnch4KI l>levott o.rtll
692
609 S94
311
~
321
kturdtY'• ScwH Ull•n 112, S.cramenro 171 I? 01)
Wuh1119ton 110, Bo11on IOI (OI)
Atlanta 111, Mllwu.okH 109
Houlton 176, San AntonlO 117
Porlleno 104, Ullh 90 GOiden Slelt 13'. Cltvtlt M 179
TOdeY't Ga"'" Lalltr• ., s .. me. n
O.nvtr er Clippers
PhOtnlx er Ntw Jer~v
Indiana at Plllleoetonla
New York et Cnlcego Ot llH et S.cremento, n
L•k•rs 122. Kines 121
11 ,,
19 .,
20
30''>
5, 6r,
10 ,,,.,
73 1.
SACRAMENTO (121) -O!oerctlno 3·3
2·2 t, Tvler 2·S 1·2 S, Thomo1on 3·1t 2·3 8,
Tneut S· 13 3·4 13, Wooason I· 19 6·6 21, E
JOMton I 1·2S 4•4 26, Drew •·t 1·2 9, Thorpe 10· 17 8· 10 28 Kltlnt I I 0 0 2
Totel1. 41-91 11-33 121 LAKERS ( 112) -RemDlt O· t 2·2 2
Worthv 11·20 8· 12 32 At>Clul·Jel>Oer 9·11
3·6 21, E Jonnson 13·236·11 ll, Scott 10-19
•·S 25 Sor.11111 2·3 O·O 4, Coooer 0-9 2·2 2,
Luces 1·6 1·2 3, McGee O·• 0·0 0 Green 0·3 0-0 O To1a11 •7· 106 26·40 t22
Score DV Ptf'lodl
S.cremento t9 3 t ?S 79 I t0-12 t
Ltktn 31 IS 31 26 I 11-112
Tlll'M·oolnt ooe11-E JonnM>n. Scoll Fouled out-ThOmoson Tneut ADClul·Jeb-
ber Rtb0una1-Sacremen10 57 IThornDlon
14), L•ktrt SO (R•mD•I I 1} Al·
slsts-S.cremento 37 (TP>eus ISi Laken 32
CE Jonnson 17) Toter tou11-Sec•emento
29. Le•e•s 2S TteMlta~Secremento ti·
legal o.+en" 2 E Jonnson
COLLEGE
UNLV 7S, New Mexico St. SS
(P'CAA ChemolornnlPI
NEW MEXICO STATE (SS)-Smlln 1·7
1·1 3 Wilburn 1 11 9·10 23 McGlo1n1n 1·6
1 3 3. Trevt1 2·S 2 1 1. Wllllems ?·S 1·2 6
McCool 1·2 O·O 2, Fet>res 1·2 O·O 6, Wngn1 O· l 0· I 0, Jones O·O O·O 0, Rol>erson O·O O·O
0, Herr!\ 1·4 3·3 S Totelt 17-« 19·13 SS NEVADA·LAS VEGAS (7S) -Gilllem
1· 12 •·S 19, Jones 9· l• 1·2 n. Flower, I 1
0·0 2, Benks 4·11 l·I U. Wade O·J 1·7 I,
Collier O·O O·O 0, Welcn O· l O·O O. sraaieson
0·0 O·O 0. Grohem I ? O·O? Hudson •·S 1·3
10. 8un10111 l·l 2 2 I To••'' ?9·53 12-~s
7S HeHll"'-UNL v 31 N Mexico St ?9
Tnrff·oo1n1 ooe1s-Trav1s Febres 2, Jones
2, Banks 3 Fouled out-Gilliem Re· DOuncts-Ntw Molco St ?l tMcGlotrun l)
UNLV 32 CG1ll1am 71 AUlllt-Ntw Mo 1c.o SI I (W11Du•n 31 UNL II 23 (Wade 131 Total
fouls-New Mt x1CO S• I• UNL II 11
TtcMtc•~Tr••''
BOYS' CIF PLAYOFFS
Mlltw Del 16, S«ra 5'
(CIF S·~ Chi~)
S..re (St> Mater Oe! 11141
Tale
Jecoson
Mo Ht Ntwmen
Metont Goutnle•
Hunt
F1oure1
J1c1<son
Reed
T1t ut t Hiii
Moneoo Turner
Total\
19 ft pf tp 19 ft Pl tp
0 0 2 0 Mounce I • • 6
0 • 3 • Dwvtr 0 O ~ O s 6 • l6 Pttooov 1 • 6 6
1 8 • 10 E1111 13 • J 30 e ) • It Tllomes 14 1 l 30
2 3 2 1 Pelfon O O O O
0 0 2 0 Rt mDtrl 4 S 0 13
O O o O Pettnon O O I O o l o I Qvlglev O 1 o t
0 0 0 0 Oelt lOen 0 0 0 0
I o 3 1 Scrtmfdl O O O o o O O O Redoutv 0 O 0 O
0 0 0 0 S1to1ten1 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 O'Connor O O l O
17 2S 7S S9 Tottls 33 20 18 96
Scort bv Ouertws
Serra l6 17 29 l7-S9 M111er Ot1 22 IS 12 11--tt.
CIF Al· TIH.lmtmtftt
De•e Wolle Crou roeds. Antonio John· '°"· GanHh• Don Maclean, Simi llellev. Stace>' Au11mon 'Muir, Stuart ThOmes,
M111er Ot t Ke1111 Malone. Serra To00
Morrison Whittler Cnrlsllen, Lenee
Ma••teu• Muronv Kirk Wegner Muir James MOHi Serre Sco11 Wiiiiams HH
Wolson LtRon Ellis Malt • Ot t
MVP
Ltllo E ' Ma ler Ott IS A • A
Storr w ams HH Wiison fl ·A 2 A
Sel\.orOtY'I CIF Finell (et LO\ A ..... , Sl>Ort\ Ar-
l·A (r .nroaos 70 Wh·ll•t r Cnristien 61
l·A
Murr.r., 41 C1>erter Oek ll
l ·A
Hee ~"0" H•1g"'' w11,on SS "' C.anuno S4 4-A Mu I ~ s ...,,, llallf V SS
S·A
'Via••• D• 96 Serr a 59
D1V11 CUit
WOllLD GROUP'
(l'lnt R-.11
UllltM StetH l. •cue.., I
(at Cuevt411UI. •cuellWI
~ Aaron Krl(k,ltlll (U ~I o.f llt•ul \/Iver
lEcueoorl 1·6. • I 6 l (C'om~llon ot Frldev'• susoeMtcl metclll
Del*ltt
l(en Flacll·Rotlefl S.Wso CU SI cttl Anar~u Gomu·Rlurdo Vura (Ecueoorl.
6·2 6·4 ?·• 6·• , • ..., 1. Del!Mll" 0
1at c_.,..een. o.wner111
~
Meis Wlleno.r Andtt"• Jerrvo (Sweelenl oet Perer BuhenHfl M•cl\eel Mortt nMn
(0enm41r~> 6·3 • l • • C1t<MtMvall le 2, ll'MIM I
(ti Cekvlta, IMlt I
~ Tomes SmoO P.... Slcrll (C1Kh01lo·
vekle J Off 111.-v Amtltret·A~lld Amrllrtl
(lndlel 6· 1 f · 11 t 4 6· •
artttifl l. Spell! 0
(et T ..... d, l .... ncll
OWllee\
JO/In Uovo·Cot•n Oowdetwtll C8 rt1a1nl oer Sero10 Ce1tl·E mlllo Sencllt1
1Soa1n1 6·• 6·3 6·3 Ciiio 2, C.ntcll I
(al ~. Clllt)
DWlt6el Hen• Gtklemt 1sttr·lllcercto Acuna !Cn1i.l dtl Gi.nn M·cnlblle·Me•k Greenen
ICen•dal. 6·4, l·6, 6·4, 4·6 6 l
sevle1 Uniefl 1. Y lltltlleYla I (et ...,..Cit, VueH&evla)
Oeudtt AttunO.• Zvtre•·S.rgel Ltonvuk ISov
let Union> Clef SlobOden Zlvollnovtc Goran Prolc !Vuoosteviel, 6·3. 6·2, 6·•
AFRICAN lONli
( SecGnd Rtundl
llmbebw• l, Llbva 0 (at Harere, Zlmbebwe)
Doubtt• Cllve Wiison G••lo Rooer (l lmbebwtl
de! Ab4ul Munem Mohemecl Bornaz Su o
Aroao Jtell lllbvel 6·2, 6·0 6·0
Kenva I, Mwtcc• I
(•t Cuablence, Mo!'accel Slntllts Wektue Paul (Kenve> def Houc1ne
S.t>er (Morocco). I 6 6· l, 7 5 6·1
EASTEltN ZONE
l''lnt Reund I
lndonffle 1. Pllllootn•n l
let Jelrtm, ~sit
Deubttl
Donald Wellen·Sullst•Ono lln<k>M11e 1
def RoO Raleel·Revmunao Suert1 1Pn11 P
D(ntsl 6·4 7·S. )·6 6·•
H-1(-l. Melavsla 1 (•t Kuela Lumour, Malavuel
DwbMt Mar11. Be11ev Randall Kong IHono Kong I
aei Aoem Meil1< Cnow Chin Chuen
(M818VSl81 3·6 , s. S· 7 6 4, 6 •
-'MERICAN ZONE
IFlnt Round) Areent!N l, urueuev o
I et B-. Aires, Arlltllt\N I
Dtublel
RoDerJo Seed· Eduardo Ben11oechee
(Aroen11ne ctet Oleoo Perer ·JoH De•
mi enlm (U•u11uev1 9·7 9·7. 6·3
H lilt! school voleVbll•
DOS PUEBLOS INVITATIONAL
POOi Pltv
Santa Mon•ca det Morine IS 6 IS I
Mari"• oef Dos Putl>IO\ 19 17 IS· 4 Menne Oef L" Ktnntctv IS 8 IS I>
Marine Oel un1vers,1v IS·8 16 I•
Ed•ton Ot1 San Marco• IS• 10 16· I•
2~ P~o.et. £4aon. ti L 16 H
Ea'°" Otl BtYtrlv Hills IS ll IS ,
Ectoson de' Tall 1S·1 lS·S
Founte n o/e ev Otl 001 Pueo101, IS 1 IS·7 Sanie Barbera Clef l'oun1e1n \let e•
15·9 IS·IO Fountain Valltv Clef
Cnatsworllt lS·S. 17 IS Founte.n Vel•t •
def Ocean Vttw lS·•, IS· 10
OUt rtwflNJs
Peclf1c Pah\•ctes def Merine IS l
Edison oef Senta BerDera, IS 12 LA Un1vet1llv Clef Soutn Paudene
IS·lO Founletn Vallo def Senta Monica,
IS· 12
s.tnlflneh
LA Unlvtr\1lv dtl Ectllon. IS· 10
Pacific PeltH CI" def Founte1n \/ellh IS·9
Flntll
P1cil1C PehHdtl def LA Urnv(tr\llV.
IS·7
Third P'lace
Edison dtl Foun1e1" llallev IS 11
Al Tournement T"m MVP-J B Seunde" !Pacific Petl\tctes)
Dan Hennen. Ed1\on Norm Abella, Founlafn llalltv Yent Stelle\, Peclf•c
Pelilldts, Joe Diez LA Un1ver\llV Craig
Forsvtl'l Santa Mon•r • Jim Zecelo, S<into
B••l>e•a
DffP sea ftihlne
NEWPORT LANDI NG -11 eno•er\ 9• roe• fi sh. 2 \11ffD•~aCI
DAVEY'S LOCKER INtWPOl1 eteclll
-12 anolt r\ S3 bOnito •S celk11 !>au , 10
'Tl•Ckerel 102 blue Pt•cn
PU8llC NOTICE Pt&.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
It's mine!
Oregon'• Rick O.bom wreatlea rebound
away from UCLA'• Pooh Rlchardaon
(24) and Charla Rochelln (right) durln&
Paclflc-10 game won by Ducka, 80-65.
Los Ai.mltol
SATURDAY'S RESVLn
(lllt1 114 SS·nitllll llemt11 ~)
FIRST RACE. °'1t mite oece
Proua Countrv !Lackey) S2 SO 16.90
Prestlne (Lonool S 10
wvnne N1nct1ne (Parker)
Time 701 l S
U EXACTA IS·61 De•CI '2$120
SECOND RACE. One mile Dace
Melle" Huriter tBakerl .10 40 •.20
Monrerev Kn1gnt !Parker) 3 60
Sll<k Sw1~ (Pierce)
Time 102
U EXACTA 17·4) DAICI '2740.
THIRD RACE. One mile Dece Sl<IDDtr\ LtoOe• ICrgM) «.20 12.20 Megna Bird (AuDln) 4 00
Regret Mir Nol (Sleern)
Time 701 ?•S
U EXACTA 11·71 DAICI S21000
FOURTH RACE. Ont mile Diet
Nomeo IHvmon> IS.60 6 20 Leooard lt<lu ) 9 20
Mo1orltv Rule~ rPerktr) T1mir 2 02
FIFTH RACE. One mile Ptce
OoroHI• 8•81 CAubtnl « 90 I• 20
Ton UD 1ve1111no,nonern1 8 90
Countrv Clul> 10e1<tnllU
Time 102 l S
U EXACTA S·9> Dl lCI "'8090
SIXTH RACE Or>t m,1e Date
Fergus Deianr.u 11 80 6 40
c-~--14.60 Ster P11ron P a"o
T·me 2-01 l S
U EXACTA 13·4) De o Sll1t0
SEVENTH RACE. One mote PI CIP
V•uOltn fMutllerl 11 00 11 40 Moore\ Oendv Men I Pari<t!") 6 40
Sllck (Grunovl Tome 2'02
U EXACTA 14 71 Daiei '796 40
EIGHTH llllACE. One mile oact
A venoer I Lecti.ev I S 40 l :10
Su11oen (Kueblert 1 00
ADl>elron (Anoe•sonl
T1m1 200 3 S
U EXACTA fS·9J 01110 SSS llO
NINTH RACE. One mtle Dace
Doctor Don IMcCartvl 11 00 • 00
MOOClv Blue It< uebler) HO
Feist Regel tAnOe"onJ
Time. 2:03 •1 S
U EXACTA (1 21 D&1C1 '6S70
uo • 40
960
280
160
HO
• 80
3 20
3 eo
S40
6 40
8 60
1 80 SIO
6 IO
0 0
~
6 60
1 40 soo
8 40
3 20 uo 6 20
3 60
3 80
260
n PICK SIX 17·S·3·•·S or I II oelO
s?,SSI 00 10 ''"winning 1lckt11 ltl•e norses) Cerrvovtr 0001 l?2 587 04
TENTH RACE. Ont mile Dace Native Hao !Parker ) 1 •O '80 2 60
FemHv Portrait I Ancterson> s 60 3 20
Armbro Cede! (Ackerman> 1 40 r.me 1 00
U EXACTA t6·7> oa10 SS220
ELEVENTH RACE. One m11e Pi ct Proaucr f Pierce> • 20 3 40 2 40
Terrv Bulter JAuDtn 820 660
El Peree (Kuebler/ 4 20
Time 201
ll EXACTA IS·4) petd '3160
• ttenctence s. S72
Santa Ann.
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
tS6ttl of 19·dav ~-"'"""91 FIRST RACE. I II 16 mites. Broad Sl•HI IHewlevl 10 00 S 90 3 90
Pren Kit (Ve1tn1ut lal 9 20 4 60
Miu Bt•erlv Hills (Ollveresl 3 90
Time I •S 2/S n EXACTA (7·5) Pelo '7300
MUC NOTICE PmllC NOTICE
HCOHD RAC•. 6 lurlOnils
Forget Tiie Pocio.et (V1n11) 12 40 EO'• FentH v (Merciuer) Ol1tlncll~IV Don (LfOfllm)
s 80 4.00
• 40 4.20
7.80 Time: 1.10 3/S
THIRD RACE. I 1116 fT\lles. SwH t Winkle (Crowder) 7.20 • 00 2 90
Golden Be11ntr (McCerron) 3 60 2 60
Antonina (Steven\) 3 00 Time I 4S 315
$1 DAILY DOU8LE (2·11 paid '6140.
FOURTH RACE. 6 lurtonos. Too Dog (0.lenouuevel 10 40 4 20 2-90
Eoo Buck (McCerronl • 40 3.40
S1y1l1n Road (Werrtn) 6 l.60
Time 11 1 ""™ RACE. 6"'1 lurlo1191 Frosllt Shedes (Bltcl<l 3 60 2 60 2.10
VOlende (Crowoerl l 40 2 :10
Str•lglll Slorv (MCCarronJ 2 20
Time 117 1/S
Si EXACTA (1·3) paid US SO
SIXTH RAC•. 6'"> furlongs
RtlH A Poulld (SltYensl 1060 Trumo Uo (Slblhe) S60 4.00
'00 3.80
1.80 Rlnne11t10 (Merouerl Time 117 115
SEVENTH RACE. I
Pelfru (Bleck)
Borlne IMcCerronl
Honor Medel !Pinc.av}
Time· I·«
l/16 mllH.
7 IO 3 40 2.40 3.40 2 60
3.00
U EXACT A (1·1) pelO 169 SO
EIGHTH RACE. 1111 mitts Vldeogenlc COevlsl 1 20 4 20 3 oo
C•DIChl (OelellOUlHVI ) 360 3 00
Weter Crvs1tl1 !Stevens) • 00
Time 148 2/S is EXACTA (J·S) peiO M100
NINTH RACE. l 11 16 mlt.s
T 10 Nino (O!lvtrts) 29 40 11 80 7 40
JO•lll (Meroutzl 1 80 • 90 8111 Oen Rven IVeren1ue1e J 610
--1.J.mt.. LtL --is EXACTA (4·9) Dela \Sl9 SO
U PICK SIX 0 0-1 or • or 7 ot I· 1-1·9·0 Dtld '17, 165 20 wlln H•tn wlnnll\9 tlcllets
(lla riorsesl s? P1c11 Six contoletlon oelct
SSJI 00 wllh 213 winning tickets 1nve
"°''"' \I PICK NINE (7·2·1·10·1or 4 or 1 or
1·1 1·9·0 110 '3.'7020 to lhrH wfnnlno
1lcke11 l"ven """' Cerrvovtr OOOI 583,122 so
Alltnd•nce 29,317
Hubert GrH n Tom Kiit
Andy BHn
Jim Tnoroe
EHtwn 0oen
let IWtmO
0 A Welbrlng
Mllr.t Sulllven Howera Twltt11
Mac. O'Greov Merk Calee•tcChle
Ken Brown
BObt>v WeO~ln1
Loren Roblrt1
Ptul AllnQtr Tim Simoson
Tonv Sills TomWetson
Merk McCumt>er
Denny Edwer01
Tom Purrrtr
Ed Flori
8 111 Krelrert
HelSutton Hei. lrwln
Lenee Ten 8roeck
70·70·6+-204
66·'7·73-206
71· .. ·6t-207
61·69·70-207
69·61-71-207
71·69·69-209
10· 70·6,...209
13·67·69-209 6S·72·71-209
..... ·7r209
72·6'·69-210
72·69·69-210
74·67·69-210
61·72·70-210
73·67·70-210 69·70-71-210
71· .. ·71-?10
69·69·1?-210
66· 71·73-210
61·61·74-110 12·70-6......,11
71·71·69-211
69·13·69-111
7S·67-69-11 I
Chrl1 Perrv 8obGl16er
MlkeOoNlcl
BoODv Cltmoen Douo Tewtfl
Merk O'Mtere Rev FIOvd
Clarence Row
Denis Wellon
J•Y Otf1lng
Tim Norrl1 Roger Mellbla
Celvln PMll
Greoorv Ledefloff
OevlO Frost
Ben Crenlllaw
Tom Wlllskoc>i
Moul' Hetalskv BobTwev
Bruce Lltllke Dave Barr
George .-.rcner
Jeck Nk kleul
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Mike NICOiette
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Richard Fehr
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8thv King 70·6'·11-210
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JoAnne Cerner 70-70·73--213
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Cllldv Rarick 70-71·71-213
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Lauren Howe 74·69·71-21•
Sendra Pelmtr 72·73·69-214
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HHther Ferr 73·70·72-215
Rosie Jone1 71·74·70--21S
Jene Blelock 7•·69·n-21s
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PlB.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BU91NEl8 CA 92826 ley Calif 92708 ange Co~.rnly On Februa"' 30 1986 d I bull~-... All waya ....... ,., 9T'"T£M"'NT Thll bu1Jn4 1• 1• con-A t S 28 9 ., • 0 ng ,,... ' dueled by: en lncllvldual l'.aJ 'ICTTT'IOUl IU ... 11 ,.,.,..,. .. "' v o o n harll, 16165 Ml . 1 88 Su-052 Eteclronlct, 2732• Camino CRAIG SINGER Publlthed Orange Cout N'"u. IT'"Tl,._NT
rhe rollowlng persons are dueled by an lndMduel Otanch8 Fountain Valley F~ c latrano 158 Laguna D 1y p F -.. -_,,,..... -----------ap • • This etatemeol wu nfed al llot ebru*"' 18, 23, T .. -1-11-.....,.,. -~1 are
FICTITIOUI IUllNlll
NAMl ITATIMINT
Tt.e followlng peraona are
doing tiu.tneaa u : doing bu11ness es FIVE MICHAEL Ft GORDON Callf 92708 Published Orange Cout Niguel CA 92877 _, ,,. "'"""""• ,..._....,., ST AR MANAGEMENT SEA· This s111ement was filed This business ,, con· Dally Piiot March 9 , 16, 23. Pl&..IC NOTICE wni Cont London. Inc with lhil County Cten! ot Or· March 2• 11• 1988 doing blnlMN u :
VICES 200 Sa ndpolnte with Ille County Clerk of Or-ducted by a gent1ra1 pen-30. 1986 C lf ange County on Febn.laty SU--028 OOBBIE/SCHLEV AND
=100 Santa Ana c.-. 92707 t nge County on February ne1sh1p Su--035 FICTITIOUS IUIMll T~:.· c:u:ineH 11 con· 28• 1986 ASSOCIATES, 423 31at
JAL AUOCllles. Inc A 28. t986 Ahmao H Pllt'll NAME ITATIMRNT ducted by. II corporation "°2211 ~2t~. Newpon a..ct'I, CA
Cali! corooretton F30:i408 Tn1s s1a1emen1 was llled TM! following ~·are 8 Ci.worth. CFO Publllhed Orange Coaat •----------• .....,
This bus1neu tt con-Published Orange Coast with the County Clerk ol Of. P\8.IC NOTICE d oing bus lneu 11 Thie atatement wn fifed Deity Piiot March 9. t6, 23, fltllllC NOT1C£ K.-M A Schley, 25225
dueled oy a corporation Diiiy Pilot March 9 16. 23. ange County on February 5 SHER'fEK, 2270 rffwport with lhe County Clef1I of Or· 30• 1988 Su--034 MICkenzle. Leguna Hltlt, CA
Jonn A 1,,_~ President 30, 1986 1986 FICTITtoUI IUllNlll Btvd • Newport Bch. CA ange County on February 5, '1CTTnOUI IU9Mll 92
5™t-L n........... 330
T1111 stetemenl was flled Su-051 F3003M NAME ITATl!MINT 92663 1986 MAm ITA,......,. ..,.,._, ..,.,.,.,,.,
w1lh 1~ County Clerk ot Or-I Published 0111ng11 Cout The fOl!o'Mng per1<>na are David Duane S herzer f100n1 Plll.IC NOT1C£ The following peraona are Sartt• Ana,~ BeeQti,
ange County on Februar)' Oa11y PtlOI Fe t>ruary 16 23. doing buelneea u 16652 Simi •B. Hunt. 8ch PubllflNd Orange Coaat doing buelMM •· CA 92M3
10 1986 l Pl&..IC NOT!£{ M1rch 2 9 1986 B a R AUTO REPAIR Cat 92649 Dally Piiot February t6, 23, FlCTmOUI .,..... HUNTER WERKS. 1135 Thia bualneu I• con-
F300914 • SU-002 1711 Monrovia. Coeta Meaa' Thia buelneu 11 con-March 2, 9, 1966 NAMW ITATlmNT Whitt* Ave, ID, Coate ed by: 1 geMral '*1·
PubllShed Ort nge Coast FICTTTIOUI IUllNESS CA 02827 ducted by: an lndlvldual ~995 1 The fOll()wlng peraona are MeM. CA 92'27 p
Dally Poot February 16 23 NAME ITATIMIENT Pl&..IC NOTICE Wllltam 8 Nance, 5021 W David Sher'zer doing buliMM u : TRI-JeN'e11 8 . CHunter, t7252 Thia~":"~~.:...__. Mei cll 2 9 1986 Tiie tollowlng persons are Roberta Drive Santi Ana Tllla lllletnenl wu ftfed •-IC llllnflC[ COUNTY ELECTRIC OOM· KMtaon, f , Huntington h ,..._County,.. ........ of,,,_,Or·
Su-030 doing bu11ne11 at 1 I CA 92704 ' · with the Cou!lty Clerk of Dr r-nu S 8eed'I CA 92647 ,,. ..,_,. Paaeden• Civic Light Opera FICTmOUS IUSINEll Roni.Id w A CMr 7100 ange County on February PANV, 352 Third tl'MI, • County on ~
---------Aaeoclallon. 8) lrvlM CMc NAMf ITATEMENT ' ' 26 1986 '1CTIT10Ul IUllNlll Suite 20t, UlgUna Beec:tl, cA 6, 1He Pl&..IC NOTICE Light Opera AHoclallon. The lotlowi"1! per1<>n '' lampaon, •::II. Garden • F'I011117 NAMI ITA~NT 112651 Thia 1>u11nea1 It con• ,_,..
-----------11142 Deerpatk Pleoe, Suite dOlng bualne11 u Grewe, Ce 911 1 Published Orange Cout The fottowtng peraona are Timothy Peul Eevee. &52 due1ed t>y: 1111 lndlvlduel P\iblltMd Orange CoMt "CTITIOUllUllNlll 140,Fullerton.CA9263t f UCl<·N ·R OLL UP · WILLIAMS NANCE OattyPllol Marchl0,17,24 dolngbualneeau: Third Slree1, Suite 20I, JEAA£LL8.HUNTER PllotMarctr9, 18,23,
MAIO"A MINUTE, 2322 W
Moore . Santa Ana, CA
92704
Crystal FlaNll Kiely, 2322
W. Moore, Senti An&. CA
92704
Thia bullneaa ta con-
ducted by: .,., Jndfvlduel
CAVST Al A KIEL V
Tiu. ttalemefll W11 nfed
With the County C*lc of Or-
ange County on ~ 25, 1966 ....,..
P\lbfllhed Orange CoMt
Delly Piiot MWctl 0, 18, 23, 30, IMt
~5
NAME ITATIMENT Reglonel Repertory HOLSTERV 1731 SuperlOf Thia atalemenl wu fifed 31. 1986 . FRIDAY GRAPHICS 2801 LaQuna Beec:tl, CA t2t6t Thie ltlt«Ml'lt WM llled , 1tM
Tiie followtng peraona 11e Theatre, Inc " C.llfornl• Ave , Coll• Mesa. Callt Wllh the County Clt<ll of Dr· Su--053 Rletlter Ave., Suite · 120. fhta buelneal II con-with IM County Cter11 of Or· ~ 1
dOlng t>ual11ee1 u corporation. 1942 Oeefpani 92027 ange County on February lrvlM, CA 92714 ducted by: an Ind~ ange County on F*'*Y l'tCTlTIOUt .,.... ..
L AN DERSO N AS-Pleoe. Suite 140. Fullerton Mertln S Marin, 1818 25, 1086 Connie loughren 40 Timothy Peut £.-25, 1Ht NAm ITA-.-..r
SOCIA TES 7 12 Malaber CA 92831 Pomona Ave Costa Mesa "°""1 Pt&.IC NOTICE Morena, lrvlne, CA 112i15 Thia llalement WU fifed 'I01a7 The followlng pereone.,. Drl"l'1J Corona Ciel Mar. CA Tiii• bu11ne11 la con-Calif 92827 . Publlehe<I Orange Cot1t Jo Ann-. Baker 40 With the County Oi.ttc Of Or-P\lbllthed Orange eo.1 "8.IC NOTICE CIOlnQ bualneu
92625 dueled t>y a oorporallon Thtt buslneu II con-Deity Pllol March 0, 16, 23, FICTITIOUl IUllNlll Morena, lrvlne, CA 92715 ange County on ~ 5, Delly Piiot Mardi 9, 16, 23. CHORES u':L1MITl!D,
Sven Lennar1 Andetaon, Howard Mango ducted by en lndlvloual 30, 1088 MAMIE ITATl!•NT Thia t>ualneaa la con· 1086 30, 198e '1CTITIOUI .,..... 30I 3.41tl Street, Newpori
7 12 Maltblr Drive, Coron• Thia 1111ement w11.11 flied Martin S Marin SU>-04~ The followtng peraona are ducted by: I Qenerll pert-,_ 8u.c>43 NAm eTATblDfT e.cti. CA 92963
del Mer CA 92625 with the County Clerk of Or-Thlt atatement wa1 filed doing bulin ... u STRIP-neratllp Publltned Orange Coel1 The IOllOwlng peraona are Penny S Mor1Mtt )08
Tllll bualneH la con-ange County on February 3 w1th IM County Clerk of Or· Pt&.JC NOTICE PER WALLPAPER SERVICE CONNIE LOUGHRAN Detty Pllol FebNltY 16, 23, d~ ~Mt 341h Str..i" Newpori ~
dueled by en lndlvldual tll86 ange County on February 5. OF HUNTINGTON BEACH Thia etalefMl'll wu 11Mld March 2. 9, 1tM I! ECUTIVI! CA~l!l!A CA~ ' '
'WEN L ANDERSON ,......, 1986 "CTITIOUI IUllNlll 16713 Beach Blvd., Hunt· with the County Clerlt of Or-Sv-997 rtaJC NOTICE SERVICES, 2082 ~ Mltdlell J Goodz, SOI
Thi I t t tu....... P bllttled n......... C t noo:M0 NAMI ITATI..-.-lnglon 8Mc:h, CA 92647 ange County on Fe bru*"' C«lter °""'9, Suite 245, Miil 8tNM ..___ •~--. • aaemen ~· '""' " ~···'V"' oa Pubfl'!lhed Orenge Cout Thef ... I wl -"' A~arcl Char ... t<eu. 28, 1988 _, __ .,. MnTw-r rte--.,.. .. IMrle.CAt271S CAt2M3 ,,...._,.._n, ;:i~t~~~ty~l~~::u~r) ~~~,;~o~.F~:~•ry 16 23, IDatty Piiot Febnlary 16, 23, CIOlnQ bv~n:.~~.~ 14135 WlndJemmer Lan.. "°21t2 .--n. ""'~ ..Ai.i."iTAT'llmMT Mathew Jotln letuno, Thie t>u .. MM la con·
, 26 1986 Su-991 M8rcll 2 9 1988 bndge PetroleUm Devetop.. Westmlneter. CA 92813 P\lbllahed Orange Caul 'ICTITIOUI IU9MU The lollowlng P9l'toftl eire 22901 lafgenlln, Mllelon dUcMct by: 001*tMn
, .. 1 $U.OOS tnenl. Inc , 12395 L-1• ~:i t>~!~~con· Dally PHot March 9, 18, 23, NA.m ITATll..wl doMQ tM1MM ae: HL8V ~· ~ ~-~ PENfilV 8. ~IHTTt
Publlllleel Orange Caul P\llUC NOTICE ,·---------Street. Sult• 202. Gar«Mn RIC.harCI CNittea Katz 30, 1911 The fOllOwlng pereona.,. iNTlAPAISU, 220 '°""' w~ ~ynea. 10 nw. ... ..,,.,. .. flled
Daily Piiot MMct'I o. 18 23, 1__________ Pt&.JC NOTICE Gro .... CA92840 Thia lllletnent ... llled Sv-049 dOlngbullnealll! "A" 81r .. 1. Tuatln. CA hedl.CAt2te3 ~ wlttltheCountya.rtlofOr
30 1988 ..,.,,...,....,,1 IUl-ll Dan Uiyman 15555 Hunt· ........ 1 .. -Cou ~ .. ..., ,._ OAEWALL'I, 2114 W•t t2teO •-..'.... M "'---· "lOll County on , .......... $u.001 r ....... ..,.. '""' f"ICTmOUtlUtMH lng1on Vlll19eL.ene, Hunt· .. ..,, ~._,..ntr-;=:: ... ~· Oc .. n ,ront, Newport hlby Mery Helllon, 220 .,.3~ ..... ~'!,..~· 2&, 1MI __ ,
NA• ITAT'l•NT NAMW ITAT'IMINT 1ng1on BMdl. CA 92647 M09 """"'''on ... .,.._, ... Ml.JC NOTIC( s..ctl. c.M. 92113 loutll "A" &t,..c, Tuem, ..........., --"-". ,.,..
---------The lollowltlO l*eont are The lollowing S*tOfl• ere lt111 1JV9tMet 11 COf'I· !tee Far.out ~ 1ne. CA t2tlO lnaton leecn, CA t2e47 ~ Ortnoe Colet _....;P'lllJC~;.;;;;..;;.-.NO..._TI_CE __ OO:XL~~~o. 4015 ~ t>uelneM.. dUc!ted by • llmlt«f pen,,.,.. ,_ ":~A~ Calll0tnl1, 2101'.4 w .. i Thia tMlllfleM II · con-~ tMlelMaa le oon-~ fllot MirCfl I, 18, 23,
,u-rmout IU ... ll =r Alie ,..__ ... Calif C LIFECALL. 205 antp P\lbflll'led OranQe Coeat no..,....._.,._ ,_,_ .,. OCH I\ Front, Newpon duCted t>y. 81\ ~ t>y: ~ , 1MI ,... "''"' Luoon la '8 ' • Newport Oentet a Llytnln p,..,_ OeAy Piiot Fet>n>ary 18, 23, .. ,. .,,,....._.."' """."_,_ 9eecll\, Callf. t2te3 8elby M Nelilofl M'. J KUANO MA.Ml IT•Tl•WT Beech. CA 92683 dent ' Maret\ 2, t teM doing bVtlnw • Thia bualneu 11 con-TIW ~ .. tllO Th6I .... ..,.11 .. llld lr------_.ali
The lollO'rl4nO pef90na .,. Arwn.d H ...... 5428 w Ol•ne Mane Crend ... 205 Thie atatement ... ftfed 5'r992 LAl<I! ,~HT MlOtCAL dVC1ed by: e corporation with the County Olertc of Or· wlttl the County a.11 of Or-To Pll!IC'(' vour
dolCl\Q bulll*ll! .. N SW EE P ~~rdl S1111ta An1 c.tlf Lugon la "I ". Newport wilh Ille County Cterti of Or· CENTER. 22821 Lelle f'Of911 ~ Singh Of9wlM "lOll County on '*'*Y 3 "lOll County Ol't '*'*Y ~-,.,, Kt·,ull
: L " a..ell, CA 91663 e.nge Coun"' on FebNary •-•C Ml\T1C( Drive. #IOI. IJ Toro, CA p ' 1... • 21, 11M JANITORIAl S ERVICE MOl\MlmlldA. P11et 5428 Tnlt bualneQ It COii· 21 t98e ., .--.. "" t~ Thie ewtemertl WU llld ,_ P-. S4-rv1t·(' lltr ('('lOrY
1e&0 Paroe Clrc'• Cotta W Leflnl'lardt, S enta Ana dveled bl an lnOMduel notttt ,ICTITIOUl IUIMH Cra~ W Singer. 22700 wtlh the CountyClettc Of Or· P\lbllahed Orenoe CoaM Pu'*'*9 Orange Ooe111 ad ('1111 Now
M ... CA 92628 Cllll 82704 DIAN£ M CR~NOALL PJl>llllhed Dr•~ Coaal N•MI ITATIMINT Like OfeaC Drive Et Toro, ange County on Fet>Naty 7, o.lly "°' Febr\wy 1•. 23, o.tly "'°' Merctl •• , •• 23, , .. 2·5671
Mlcl'llal A QcwOon, 1150 Jeveed Siddiqui. 16185 Thlt tl•llllMl'll ... fifed CA 92830 1918 .... ,ell 2 • 1Ht )(), ,... .,, P1toe Clrcte, Colll ~. Ml ~·· Fountein Vil With the Countv Clef1I of Of· 0.tly Piiot Mtreh . 16 23. The IOllOWlng '*90ftl .,. Tiii• ~alneH It COii• ... • ' ~ lu-0..0 .... Ut
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Orange Coeet DAILY PILOT /&Jnday, March 9, 1Ne CI
Drug c~mpany ousts f ourider
Directors ref using to
disclose why Glasky
stripped of position
By Ge Anoctated P,...
The founder an4 chief exec:utive of
Newport Pharmaeeuticala Inter-
national has been ti.red, two weeks after the. Food and Drua Adminis-
~tlo!1 ~buked tbe company while reJ~ lls propoted AIDS drua.
Dr. Alvin J. Oluky, S2, wu
removed by outside directors from
bis positions 11 chairman. president
and chief executive officer. Oluky
and his brod>er Suford alto were
removed &om the executive commit·
tee of tbe bol.rd. .
Both ~ofotd and Alvin Oluky
will remain u directon. ud Sanford
retains a post u executive vice
president.
The board actions were taken lut
Tuesday, but not announced until
Tbunday. After \he ouster wu dit-
clOled, Newport's stock rote TbUft.
day to $8.625 a shaR, up 25 cents in
heavy over-tbe-<:ounter t.radinJ.
More than 300,000 Iba.rel cbaqed
bands.
Directon refuled to dilcl<>1e pu~
licly why the Gluky brothers were
stnpped of their posations:
Alvin 01.uky founded Newport
Pharmaceuticaft in 1968 to promote ooe drua. Uoprinoeine, its only prod·
uci. He tried ud &iled to win FDA
aWoval for the dnaa to treat three
d.itrcttnt ailments: herpes ,cl)itali1 in
197•1 ·• children's eooephalitis in
197•, and two weeks ll01 treatment
ofan A.JDS.mated complex.
The drua has been approved for
various treatments in about 100
foreip countries. La~ last ~. it wu approvQci in New Zealand for use
·in t.ratiq IClQUired immune defi-
ciency syndrome.
In an unu.sua.l sut.cment, the FDA
reb~ Newport Pharm.accuticals
when it rejected isoprinosine for
uat.ment of the AIDS compln,
pttticularly notina 1 Feb. 13 news
conference hcki bY the 6rm to claim
the dnaa·• effectivenaa. .. The bulk of that conference Ud
been devoted to makina claims of
effectiveness that couia not be
substantiated," said FDA190kamao
Brad Stone.
Alvin Glasky ownt.S.99 perceat of
Newport's common stock ud Su,.
ford Qluky OWDI an additbaal l
pert.ent. T6t nine board memben
control 13.2 percent of Newport's
common stock.
Newport reported a net io. of
$377,000 for the fiscal nine months
eodedJan.31. •
Cagle he•ding
·Barratt Irvine
. . <;>liver B. ~e tw been named president of Barran lrvlae, a div1~1on oflrvmc-bued Barran A.merteu lac. CaaJe bad been vice
president/aeneral ~naaer for aU phases of the 410-acre Creekside de~el~~ent and bri~p more than 23 yean of experience in the bwldin1 mdustry to has new post. • • • Newport Beac~ resid~nt 0..1 Fonl bas joined Bramalea
Callferala, Ltd. as Vlce president of land development in the Costa
MCS!l office. Ford. comes to Bramalea from a position as vice p~1dent of planna~ and develooment for P_.erou Bomet in
Jobless rate rises
surprising0.6% Guests to learn
of ·tax shelters
Irvine. • • •
Brook• West has been promoted to account executive and ltaretl
L M.,..J is a ju.nior account executive with KJas AdverU1lq ud
Palk keladeu rn Newport Beach. West bas been with King for five
years. Murphy was formerly account manager for the Onqe Couty
Balaet1 C.mmJnee for Ge Am in Cosu Mesa. • • • ReeaW L. Feltet bas joined RE/MAX Realton as an in~~ndent member broker for the Newport Beach fmn. He comes
to RE/MAX from J.M. Peten Co. of Newport Beach. The Irvine
resident is an active member of the Cy1Uc Flbrosl1 Gal.Id.
• • •
Irvine resident Du MJ.lbte.e bas joined the Ora.ogc office of Lee
6 Aseodata as an office property specialist. He comes to the Orange
County firm from ReleMrt Plbe1' Optics of Southbridge, MA., where·
be had been a salesman. •·
W ASHlNOTON (AP) -The na-
tion's civilian unemployment rate
soared from 6. 7 percent to 7.3 percent
in Febr_uary, the laJsst monthly pin
in nearly SlX years, the Labor Depart-
ment reported Friday. •
Bad wather in qncultural areas of
California, a slumping oil industry in
Texas and manufacturing layoffs in
Illinois accounted for much of the 0.6.
percentage point surac. department
analysts said. .
The magnitude of the jump sur-
prised government and private
analysts alike. Beryl Sprinkle, chair-
man of the president's Council of
Economic Ad vis.en, called the jobless
increase "bad neW1" but said it
should not be viewed "as a trend but
merely as an aberration ...
ORANGE COAST STOCKS
Here are the stock market actlvitlea of publicly traded
Orange County flrma for the week end ea Friday. March 7.
Data provided by Newport Securities Corp.
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Moments after the unemployment
fiaurea were released, the Federal
Reterve Board announced it was
reduciftaitsdi1COunt rate-the rate it
cba.raes for loans to member banks.
The move is expected to lead to lower
interest rates m aeneral throUJbout
the nation. .
Some analysts suaested that the
Fed may have deliberately timed its
announcement to follow the un-
employment reports, but others said
the two developments were un-
related.
At least O. l pen::entage point of the
jobless incn:a.se was due to an
understating of the January level
through an accountin1 error, said
Janet L Norwood, commissioner of
the Labor Department's Bureau of
Labor Statistics.
"It is clear the February data show
some deterioration of the labor
market, but we need data for ad-
ditional months to determine what is
rcally happening in the economy,"
she told the congressional Jomt
Economic Committee.
Economjsts aenerally predicted the
jobless rate would soon return to a
level ofat or near 7 pen::enL
"The February jump in unemploy-
. ment is simply not believable," said
Jerry JasinoW1ki1 chief economist for
the National Association of Manufac-
turers. "Employment bas been
exhibiting slow but steady pins. I
think we can expect unemployment
ines-to ret~ in lhc-mon\h
ahead."
President Reapn said he agreed
that the report did not reflect the true
state of the economy.
Monday, llarcb 10 ..
Bill La Follette of A.L. Williams and First American National
Security will explain "Why IRA's Arc One of the Best Tax Shelter
Alternatives" at the Bu1Hs1 Referral Auedatiea luncheon. The
association meets at noon eacl) Monday at the Seventh Aoor
Restaurant, Home Savings Building. in EJ Toro. Luncheon costs
$8.SO. Meetings arc open to professionals. business owners..
executives, manaaen and sales people interested in increasing their
business. For information, ca1J Vern Vihlene at 770-8333.
Taeeday, llarch 11
lnvcston interested in "Earning A $30,000 Tax Break fdr the
Boss" arc invited to attend a free p~ntation by PJWleatla.l-Badae
Seewttlet at 11 :4S a.m. Tuesdays beginning March 11 through April
IS at 130 I Dove St., Newport Beach. Lunch included at no charge.
For reservations, ca1J 7S2-2280 ext. 197. • • • • Seminars designed to provide customers with tax-saving tips
and information on manqing self-directed IRA investments will be
co-sponsored by Great Westen Savtql and H • R Bleck in Costa
Mesa and Huntington Beach. The free sessions wiU will be held at 7
p.m. on March 11 and 2S and 9 Lm. on March 29 at the Huntington
Beach branch, 16141 Beach Blvd. and at noon on March 13and 27 at
the Costa Mesa's Great Western branch, 3200 Parle Center Drive.
Wedneeday, llarcb 12
Porter Graphics, Inc. of Santa Ana will host an open house for
Soe&Mn Callferala Woma la Aftertillq at 6 p.m. Winnie Porter
will lead tours of the facility at the free event which is open to the
public. For reservations., call SSS-1947.
Tbunday, llarch 13
Thomas Reith and Mark Parrillo ofTbomas Reith & Co. will be
honored when the Ad a• •f Onqe C.-ty holds its .. Tbirsuia
. beginninllt S'.'30It Rlvel!'itflhe R .
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Most tax reform bill news
is good for high-tech firms
The tax reform bill re<:ently passed
by the House of Representatives
offers more &ood newt than bad for
the hi&h-technoloay industry. accord-
ini to an analysis by a local account-
ina firm.
The acnenJ lowerina of corporate
tax rates, extension of the Research &
Experimentation Credit and certain
chanaes m•de to the Personal Hold-
ina Company provision hi&hli&ht the
positive poinu of the House's tax
reform packaae. according to
Coopers & Lybrand, a BiJ Eight
accounting firm with offices an New-
port Beacfi.
Bualneu numbers circulated
Pacific Bell'• Bu•lneu-to-Bulneu Yellow Pae• Dtrectortea were dellTered ln Ora.Die
County lut month. Kitty Landen, wfio
auperriaed.tbe mautve dt.trlbution, N!d 43
local realdent8 were hired to band-dellTer
195,000 dlrectorlea ln 43 communttiee.
However, repeal of both the Invest·
ment Tax Credit and the "General
Utilities Doctrine" and the enact-
ment ofa strong corporate minimum
tax are three provisions that could
adversely affect many high-tech com.
panies if the bill, as written, becomes
law, a Coopers& Lybrand spokesman
said.
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faicd better than was expected in the
House's Wt reform bill," said John
Brainerd, a tax partner and bi&h-tecb
industry specialist in Coopen &.
Lybrand's Newport Beach office.
"While many companies will be
affected neaatively by repcaJ of the
ITC and changes in depreciation
-llowances, an -m•lysis of lbc total
bill shows that the pros outwei&h the
cons for many high-tech companies,"
Brainerd added.
Coopers & Lybrand also said:
• Lowerin& of the maximum tax
rate from 46 percent to 36 percent wilJ
prove to be beneficial for many blah·
tech companies, especiaJly for hiahly
profitable, low capital-intensive com-
~ies such u those aenerally found
an the software industry.
•Retention of the Research &
ExperimeJltation Credit is another
victory for hi&h-tech companjes, even
though the rate was dropped from 2S
percent to 20 percent. Under the
House bill, the credit -which
expired December 31 -would be
extended through 1988.
Additionally, the bill provides
clarification as to application of the
R&E credit to software research
expenses.
•The revised status of Personal
Holding Companies represents an
important victory for software com-
panies. Under a recent IRS position,
some software developers can be
viewed as personal holding com-
panies and thus. be subject to a
penalty tax. Brainerd said, however,
that the House bill would enable
many sonware developers to pass an
"actiYc business test," meaning they
would not be treated as personal
holding companies.
•Finally, the House bill contains
an important victory for closely-held,
high-tech companies that otherwise
qualify as personal holding .com-
panies. Under the tjill, research and
development expenses woukl no
tonaer be considered a preference
item for person~I ~oldina companies,
which could eliminate the exposure
to the corporate minimum tax for
these companies.
But Coopert & Lybrand said there
is bad news too:
•Repeal of the' Investment -:i-u
Credit represents ba~ news for tu~
tech companies, particularly for capi-
tal-intensive hardware. and semi-
conductor manufacturers. This re-
peal would also neaatively impact
hi&h-tcchnology manufactures that sefl products for wbicb their cu~
tomers normally claim the Invest-
ment Tax Crcd1t; the bill, in effect.
increases the prioe of these products
to customers.
The change from the current Ac-
celerated Co~vecy System to an
Incentive Dep~tion System could
negatively impact on hi&Jl·tcc~ com-
panies· tax benefits on. eqwpmeot
used for R&D purposes, u the
"useful life" would generaJly be
increased from three to five years.
•The General Utilities Doctrine
would also be repealed under the
House bill. This curren1:fy provides
that no gain is recoanizcd at the
cors)orate !eve! on liquidation .sales
and distnbutaons of appreciated
property. Under the House bill,
however, gains on liquidations would
be generally taxed ex.cept for certain
closely-held corporations.
This, in effect, would add a layer of
taxation -a corporate tax -to the
sale of corporate assets. Currently
when a company sells its assets prior
to liquidating the corporate entity,
proceeds flow back to the share-
holders who pay capital gains taxes.
Under the House bill, the proceeds
would first be taxed as corporate
income and then taxed again as
capital gains to investors.
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NEW LISTINGS
lllllWIHl•Ym 11M,-
Lovety 2 BR upgraded unit with private patio.
Immediate possession possible and VA or FHA
available to buyer. Super buy I
W1ILlff 1211,111
3 BR wr~pped In Country French finery! Loads of
brick, lots of skylights and trench doors.You'll
love the price, but won't believe ltl
.. ,,. YIEW llH,111
Palermo model with 4 BR, 21A BA. Great famlty
room with wet bar. outstanding fireplace In LR &
FR. Tiied country kitchen. Priced below all
others.
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Resort-Ilka setting with pool & .spa overlooking
the bay and Catalina 15'and. Raised redwood
decking for summer sunning.
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One of area's best duplexes. Prime comer
across from park. 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 BA; guest with 1
BA. Bring high rents
WWllUll 1111,llt
Live & work In same bulldlng 3 doors from ferry.
1st floor-offices + A/C computer room. 2 BR +
bachelor up with 4 on-site parking.
•UIYll 1111,111
The perfect couple home with 2 BR and family
room. Bright and light and spacious. Gorgeous
view from large patio.
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Dynamic view of ocean, bay & lights of Newport
Harbor. Highly upgraded 4 BR, 3 BA home, 4 car
garage. wood flooring. trench doors. spa.
lnaAll m.&. llH,111
6 BR home on large lot overlooking hills, city and
ocean. Price reduction makes this one of the
best values In the area.
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Sophisticated elegance, 1 ~ years, trench doors,
3 fireplaces. marble floors, 5 BR. 4 BA, maid's
room, famlty room & much more.
NEWPORT BEACH
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Cape Cod 4 BR, den, 4 BA, one house from the
beach. Two fireplaces, gorgeous throughout.
Anxious seller.
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Pool/apa, covered patio" elf condition. Huge
game room, vtew ocean-clt)"'flghts. PreatJgloua
gated area. 3 BR, s BA. '
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Dramattc remodel, expanded dining room,
breakfut room, new muter suite with connect-
ing 1tudy, view, 5 BR, 3'A BA. . ..,.. ......
Elegant -4 BR, library, '41A BA Deane home on
large private lot with pool and spa. Putoral view
over gott tourM and lake.
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Spacloua, etegant, unobatructed bay vtew S BR
houae bullt around endoMd poot/ape atrium.
Perlect for f amlly or entertaining.
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644-9060
BAYFRONTS
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The eluate gem 3 BR home la on exd uatve
Buena Vista. Exquisite decor, hardwood floor.
Separate sandy beach, garden & brick patio.
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0 td world elegance In contemporary Baytront
setting. 5 BR, enclosed pool/spa atrtum home
buUd.for famUy or..«ltertalnment.
H•llU Uw.T 11,1•,•
3 story home on exduslve Buena Vista. superb
construction, center garden atrium, 5 BR. e BA,
3 fireplaces, efevator, beech lot and dock.
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Drastic S l,200,000 reduction makea thta estate
stze baytront the best buy on the market. Large
boat 5'1p, spectacular location.
PIWllU IUPlll1 11,111,HI
Estate-size home located on curve of bay wtth
endless view of harbor, jetty and ocean. Large
yacht factlltles.
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Enclosed porcll surrounds this unique home
wtth morning room, baaement, office over gar-
age, garden entry, boat dock & sandy beach.
PllmlU llTPlllT 11,111,111
Spectacular home on 60' frontage. 2 boat sups
+ 2 side ties, separate 1 BR apt .• 3 car garage,
full basement. May consider apt. trade. Fee
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Outstanding 4 BR. 41~ BA on exclusive East Bay.
Superb construction & architectural design.
Spacious patio, sandy beach. & boat 5'1p.
m.lllY 11,111,111
Exquisite colonial situated on the bay wtth 50'
frontage. The decor Is faultless with the highest
quality amenities.
P1m11U um111 11.-,111
Custom built & decorated home + new guest
apartment on 70' main bay frontage. New pJer &
sllp for 2 large boats. sandy beach. sunny patio.
OCEANFRONTS
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Enjoy beach front llvlng In this tun 7 BR home.
Corner location In prime area. Walk to pier and
shops. Newer roof and plumbing.
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Authentk: Balboa oceanfront. Livable, spacious
5 BR, 31A BA home with spectacular Catallna &
sunset view. ExceUent location. Super buyt
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Expanafve ooeanfront/Catallna view. Claaatc
beach duplex. Potential for Income and de-
vetopment. End of broadwalk.
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Instant move In. Exqulaftety furnished, new
Class A construction, 3 flreplaoea. spa. 2 l~ng
rO<>ms. An you need ls checkbook & toothbrush.
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for your front yard. Charming 3 BR wtth large
brick patio entry. full alarm system.
2181 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH
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linale •t«)' home on huge lot.
Three to tour BR plus aeparate
auest quaners or recreation bldg.
Beam oellinga, extensive use of oak.
beveled glul and three f lreplaces.
Home recently remodeled. Se-
cluded patio with pool, spa and
fountain. Many ~nities. App\.
only. Donna Godshall
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Sitting on top of the world with the
~t view imaginable in p~gious
Harbor Ridge. This beautiful-4 BR,
3 lh BA has. 2 family rooms, spacious
living dining room and everything
is upgraded, plus communi'ty pools
and spas. Maralou Ingold
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Extra spacious Baycrest home with
oversized pool and cabana. C.ozy
family room with fireplace. Perfect
home for family living or special
entertaining. MAKE OFFER! Paula
Bailey.
PllmaA IOUI YIEW
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C.omfortable, well maintained, two-
story, family home. Only steps to
sea and sand. Wood paneled family
room With built-in bar and sliding
glass walls that open to large ocean
view deck. Priced for immediate
sale. MAKE OFFER! Paula Bailey
IPIOW. OllTM UYFllllT 11,111,000
This custom home was built for the
present owners. Under the slate &
copper roof is a home of superb
quality. Features include a formal
living room, a pub room. large din-
ing room with master suite with
separate sitting area. plus 3 BR and
baths. Pier & slip. Ann Peters
UYFllllT Slll,000
New listing. Spacious single story
home in move-in condition. Master
suite with large dr~ing area, 2
guest bedrooms, French doors, light
wood floors. Unique atrium on the
bayside. Pier for your boat.
$785,000 including land. Ann Peters
IPHlll PllOE 1244,100
Need a foothold in Newport Beach?
This beautiful Lusk built 3 BR and
family room house on a great big lot
will do just that for you. Yes, it does
include the ground at this price!
C.oby Ward
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CllmY UIE YIEW I 1,IH ,000
Perhaps the premier location in thii
private community. Quiet cul de sac
location. Ideal for the large family.
Includes 7 BR. 7 BA, 3 fireplaces.
family room w/pool table, wet bar,
large screen TV, separate den,
study and much more. Over 8,000
sq.ft. Incredible value, offered at
$1 .895,000. Danny Bibb/Stephanie
Grody
llAl lAICllll 1111,000
Just listed.,· exceptional upper unit.
Two BR, large patio overlooking
bay and out to the jetty. Remodeled
with new baths, kitchen tile. Oak
and marble fireplace and more. A
most desirable condo on the water.
$595,000 includes the land. Danny
Bibb or Martha Macnab
OWIEH lllT SELL
Ill O&IYll IUIYILLE 141,,000
Three BR. 3 BA. 2 story townhorne.
Freshly painted and carpeted.
shows like new. Large pool and spa.
Formal living & dining room.
spacious kitchen and family room.
Large patio and entertainment
areas. One of our best buys! Danny
Bibb and Stephanie Grody
Ill CAllH-
FAllWAY LICATill Sttl,000
Four BR, 4 BA. family room,
billiard room, plus a 2 BR guest
suite. A private pool enhance8 thtS
prestige property. Owner is very
motivated. Danny Bibb/Stephanie
Grody
Ill CA.llYll-FIRl~l' TIWlllllE Sltl,000
Dramatic 4 BR, 3 BA townhome
over 3500 sq.ft. Features study, for-
mal living & dining areas, spacious
infonnal room & kitchen viewing
large pool and entertainment area.
City lJghts and sunsets Now re-
duced to $595,000. Danny
Bibb/Stephanie Grody
llLF CHISE YIEW IJH,000
Prime unobstructed vtew of Big
Canyon from this lovely 2 BR
McLain "Cake.Test" with private 2
c.ar. garage Assumable loan. Martha
Macnab
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OITI 4e WA 11,011,IOO
Over 3 scenic acres, 5 BR, 4 ~ BA. 5
fireplaces, 45 foot pool. 9Xl2 spa. 5
horse stable, 1600 sq.ft party area
over stables & 2 BR. bar and fire-
place. 100 miles of bndal trails,
guard gate, private security, club
houae. tennis, pool. Tom Allin.son
YlllTlllll'I llft 11,llO,OOI
Exclusive, private j>ayfront living
affording 1tyle and comfort. Three
BR on three leveb plw fonrutl din-
ing, library. same room and large
pier and 1Up. Minutes to harbor
~nuance. $1 ,850,000 mcludet land.
Martha MA!icM.b
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PETE BARRETI .. REALTY
HOMES F.OR SALE
2 IEDROOI
430 Catalina (Newport Heights) NB
631-7370 $219,000 Sunday 1-4
1963 Port Weybridge (HVH) Newport Beach
759-1870 $242,500 Sat./Sun. 1-5
21 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) Nwpt Sch
759-6700 $499,500 Sunday 1-5
*•207 Tustin Ave. Newport Beach
645-0303 $395,000 Sunday 12-4
*601 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB
673-7300 $465,000 Sunday 1-5 412 Heliotrope (R2) Corona del Mar
675-0467 $239,500 Sat/Sunday 1-4 • 118 Via Quito (Lido Isle) Nwpt Sch 644-6200 S521.000 Sunday 1-5
9 Northampton (Belcourt) Newport Beach
759-6700 $459,000 Sunday 12-4 4 IEDROOI
2 IR ,1us Fii RI or DEi
12 Belcourt Drive South (Belcourt) NB
644-6200 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
515 El Modena, Newport Beach
962-8891 $209,900 Sunday 12-4
* 1334 Antigua Way. Newport Beach
645-0303 $379.000 Sun 1-4
* * 1 11 Bayside Place, Corona del Mar
675-6161 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • • 1796 Orlole Or (Mesa Verde) CM
641-1458 $329,000 Sun. 1-4
**3028 Ocean. Corona del Mal"
675-5511 $585,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••2 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB
644-6200 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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• 10 Stillwater (Turtlerock) lrvlne
675-6000 $345,000 • Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IEIROOI
** 1444 W. Bay, Balboa Penlnsula
873-7300 $825,000 Sunday 1-4 ••#4 Odysaey Ct (Nwpt Crest) NB
673-7300 $179,000 Sun. 1-" • 1917 Yacht Enchantress. Seavlew, NB
644-9060 $429,900 Sunday 1-5 * • # 19 Odyssey Ct (Nwpt Crest) NB
673-7300 $182.000 Sun. 1-4 2014 Yacht Resolute. Seavlew. N. Bch
6«-9060 $429,900 Sunday 1-5 2 Chateau Royale. Big Canyon, NB
V •2019 Yacht Resolute (Seavlew) NB 756-1540 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
6-40-7849 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2135 Vista Laredo (Bluffs) Nwpt Sch
675-5511 $17 ... 900 Sunday 1-"
I IR p~us Fii RI or DEi
3 IR 19lus Fii iii tr IEI
* • 27.73 Bunting Cr., Costa Mesa
751-6190 $279,000 Sun 1-4 ••902.Powell Court, Costa Mesa
• 12 Burning Tree (Big Canyon) NS
644-6200 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*•933 Crucus, Costa Mesa
640-9060 $156,000 Sunday 1-4
*428 Vista Roma (Bluffs) Newport Beach
759-9100 $212,000 Sunday 1-5
546-2313 $279,000 Sun 11:30-4
* •326 Evening Canyon (Shorecllffs) NB
644-6200 $599,000 Sunday 1-5
2 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) Newport Beach
759-6700 $375,000 Sunday 12-4 2718 San J uan. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $149,500 Sunday 1-4
311 Goldenrod, Olde Corona def Mar
675-6000 $549,000 Sat/Sun t-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE • v9 Rue Vlllars, Big Canyon. N.B
644-9060 $385.000 Sunday 1-5
3 IEDROOI
3473 Windsor (Wmldn Vig) CM
645 0303 $195,000 Sat 1-5/Sun 1-4
* *26 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach
645-0303 $415,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2821 Ebbtlde, Harbor View Hiiis, CdM
760-8333 $499,000 Sunday 1-5
•2807 Harbor View Dr, Corona del Mar
644-9060 $559,500 Sunday 1-5
730 Malabar. lrvlne Terrace, CdM
759-1877 $275.000 Sunday 1-4
v 37 Aue Fountalnbleau (Big Cyn) NB
760-8333 $490,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1741 Tustin Ave 1B, Costa Mesa
646-4380 $ 125.000 Sunday 1-4 I * * • 117 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
759-9100 $849,000 Sunday 1-4:30
105 Via Wazlers (Lido late) Nwpt Sch
673-7300 $349.000 Sunday 1-4
436 Vl8ta Parada (Bluffs) Newport Beach
759-6700 $279.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
416 Vista Roma, The Bluffs, N.B
640-9019 $169,000 Sunday 1""4
3 IR plus Fii RI or DEi
875 Deep Creek, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $127,300 Sun 1-4
2345 Aralla, Eastblutt. Nwpt Bch
6"2·5200 245,000 Sunday 1·5
•2 .. 43 Bamboo, Ea.atblUff, Newport Beach
64"-9060 $278,500' Sunday 1-5
v • 18 Befeourt, (Belcourt)
760·8333 $849,500 Sunday 1-5
• 17 Carmel Bay Drive, Corona del Mar
759-9100 $557,500 Sunday 1:30-5
•v2 Chatham. Belcourt
760-8333 $799.000 Sunday 1-5
2021 Commodore (Baycr .. t) Nwpt Sch
6«-6200 $279,&00 Sunday 1-5
•9"9 Goldenrod Aw. Corc>ne del Mar
759-9100 ~65,000 wllend Sunday 1-5
* 1120 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar ·
759-9100 $419,000 Sunday 1·5
1781 IOWI, Cotte M ...
54&-2313 $138,900 Sunday,_..
3319 Nevtda~ Cotte Meea
546-2313 • 153,000 Sat/Sun 1-..4
**1"•2929 Pette, The Btuffa, N.B
722-Me<> $379,000 Set/Sun 1 ~5
195" Port c~. Hatbor V'9w Homea, NB ~93 $4'49,boO Sat/Sun ,_..
1501 Santanella Terrace. lrvlne Terrace
759-1877 $344,000 Sunday 1-5
•74 Hiiicrest, Big Canyon. Nwpt Bch
673-8700 $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5
205 Via Jucar (Lido Isle) N.B.
675-6259 $423,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2786 Lorenzo (Mesa del Mar) Costa Mesa
1031 Kings Rd, (Cllffhaven), Nwpt Sch
968-1021 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR 11lus 1 IR
4 IR plus Fii RI or DEi 631-7370 $169,900 Sunday 1-5 621 Acacia, lrvlne Terrace. CdM
**•324 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 7~9-1877 $397,500 Sunday 1-5
• 1836 Klnglet Ct.. Costa Mesa
751-6 190 $259,900 Sun 1-4
••2422 22nd Street, Newport Beach
644-6200 $495.000 Sunday 1-4
**661 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
673-7300 $1,550,000 Sun 1-4
759-6700 $997,500 Sunday 1-5
4 Morro Bay (Spyglass) Newport Beach
644-6200 $635,000 ,Sunday 1-5
309 Poppy, Corona Del Mar
673-8494 $399,000 Sunday 12-4
2345 Port Carlisle (Harbor View) NB
644-6200 $349,000 Sunday 1-4
3 Ill 19lus 2 IR
720/720'h Fernleaf. Olde Corona del Mar
675-6000 $339,500 Sunday 1-5
305 Larkspur. Olde Corona del Mar
873-9501 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•23 Belcourt (Belcourt) Newport Beach
631-1266 $829.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30· * 16 P1. Loma (Spyglass) COM 5404 Seashore Dr. Newport Beach
644-6200 $825,000 Sunday 1-5 675-5930 Sun. 1-5
* • 22 Belmont (Harbor Hill) Nwpt Sch
759-9100 $925.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
••21 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) COM
644-6200 $519,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1006 Cannonade, Costa Mesa
759-6700 $224,900 Saturday 12-4
** 1213 E. Balboa Blvd (Balboa Penln) NB
644-6200 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**427 Harbor late Or (Harbor Isle) NB
644-6200 $895,000 Sunday 1-5
20 Hiiisborough (Harbor Hiii) Nwpt Sch
759-9100 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
*• 1242 Somerset Lane, Dover Shrs
844-9060 $387,000 Sunday 1-5
* •6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge. Nwpt Bch
640-4868 $1,750,000 Sunday 1-5
128 Via Lorca (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch
673-7300 $465,000 Sunday 1-..4
2512 Wavecrest (Harbor Vu Hiiia) NB
6«-0121 $379,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
I Ill plus Fii RI 1r DEi
••3013 Java Ad, Mesa Verde, CM LOTS M-85-86 Top of Rockypotnt Spyglua
845..0303 $385,000 Sunday 1-5 644-6200 $2,700,000 Sat/Sun &.8
1911 Kauai, Mna Verde. Costa Meea ••25 Rldgellne (Harbor Ridge) NB
546-2313 $234,500 Sat/Sun 1-!. 6«-6200 13,960,000 Sunday 1-5
**815 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB •v•2 Yor1<1hlre, Harbor Ridge
675-6161 $2,200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 760-8333 $995,000 Sunday 1-5
1"•53 Monteclto (Spyglua) NB
6«-6200 $575.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
v •18 Napotl, Harbor Ridge
760-8333 Sl, 195,000 Sundey 1·5 * • 17 48 Bonalre, Newport Beach 675-6000 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 1793 Orlole, Cotta MeN
751-6190 $319,000 Sun 1-4
**•2224 Peciflc Drive, Corona de4 Mar
644-6200 $950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••23 Pinehurst (Big Canyon) Nwpt Bch
6«-6200 $885,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
309 Polntettla, Olde Corona Del, CdM
675-5393 $557,500 Sunday 1-4
1223 P0'11fde (H-rbor View Hiiia) NB
6«-6200 $439,000 SatlSun 1-5
• 24 Rocklnghem (Beleourt) Nwpt 8ctl
644-6200 895,000 Sunday 1·5
1527 Seecr .. t. Nftpof1 9Mc::h
844-9080 $391,500 Sunday 2·5
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18 Cotumbta, Corona del M11
852-1877 $119,500 SaVSun 1-4
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mer model hoMe. 4 PttlO,get, 1*1 IUm. AVlll lllT 1111 "!KY bfloht l Mght \/:og• Hie ltOfllOe, w/3 la 21drm 11• l111tlcJe bttlne. Fncd Yfd w/petlo "'40/mo ~ U1Me .... Vrtr •t2IO Jti#fj
lltdroome, 31A beth, fof-...... = ~-now. 11475, MM2!1!1 1138R 2BA hie. pool. den, Ownt/Agt 75t-11t7 . ••lk-ln CIOHll. 1\i Quiet .,.. No ~·· 2437 "A" ~ . .tf7!1 ~ '97-5700 no•. ""'• "·"·~·· a:, dJnlng +woe Oen. l50t --JASMINI! CRI< SBA toe dbl g.,, lf*lou• ()Ny Betha, petlo, decic, 2 G8' 131-1165 .,._.120CA(l 1-&PM '7Mt12or714-1nt
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1 A 1..:f~ ~ '"'I 2il j76CJJmo 1 mMe to llWtl. IG-2167 OYllt 150,000 In up-tth St. BMch. ~n · 35mm, Super 8 & proj. & to beech ()pet! Houee lhoe>Plno oenter w ,.... •• -... 99' ...._ Aetng, diltlwthr ltM ortdee. For Y<Nr I*· view. a tl91 0th St. JASMINE CRK, nlcely M.V becutlve hm. 4BR more. 1079 P0t1 Albtht Sun 1-4 435 Goldenrod. 110 c.nw OUtET, petlo, POOi. ape. Incl,~ ..... s.S:...as .... ,.
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fer bit lltl , ~~Akerman, Agt PE,NTRIOOE COVE beaut .. Avall to 7/f5: car gar . pvt lndry with Uk l 28t Mg r~. ~ ~ RMrdlg5f2 !.!,.~ ~N~a::~o-;-WES'TCLIFF 1/bd cafldo
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L Et'All 1 to bey, pool. 8 mo ,,.. Muat ... 2+2+bltn1 $125 "' A, 1 • 931 w 1t1h St 54a-0492 eummer. winter Cll'\Mry -tiiiiiiiiiif-.J\.. lpeoe rentt owe S22K Cute/cozy 1+1 .. ;arse25 lrp • dbf get, W/d. No UWPMT llllJ I "' . . Int • -*tlon Of OtMt Aentall Inc 87Me08 "' ..... n liiitiiiin~.... make offer. 700 lido .. TELEAENT 81M880 pell. S 1100/mo. Cell Speclout 38' 21A81, new SHARP a.,a;;; XPt. fBR •••• !Mng? W• can otrtr any-• GAT£0 YIU.AGE OC)M.
.. ... Pltlt Or, #4. 850-8873 Ann• Mc C 1111 n d crpt, w/d, refrlg. Im· itovel refrlg, no peti -• -Wna from • ema11 apt to, 2 Bedfoom, 2 beth. Cflan. MUNtTY 28drm 2 we.,
2 Chlt.-i "°Y• 36drm Lg 38R 2BA, tun<** 831-12" m..:ulet• $1350 Jeue $520/mo 549-1317 ALL UTllTIES PAID • • l>drm "°"'9 "IOok· ,,.. tront apt for rent. eoo . of ~
38e, 1 Story. ape,, Sat i. Hew1 3BR 2BA, 1peoe ren1 w/vt.., lndry. vwy new 1 ~i~~-VIII• Rentall us-.912 · · Compere before you rent. Ing In CM, "48. • ot HB S 12001mo. poulble boat ~uxu~· a! SPA in 8un 1-5 Agt 7se,.1540 130, pet1, ocean br9eze. S1375/mo. 87M5tt •·,, 81111ff Newly decor'lt9CI ~Ol'I) ttlfnll of UI flnJt fOI' that 1&11>. Cell Dentel LAI at • ....
..... . In Cotta M..._ 545-M58 SPECTACULAR Hew Ex J) NB DUPLEX Huge UpPer MOVE IN COST dnlgn fNturet pool, ~of Idell IMng 714/871·9815 or (213) muter~-.:.......,~
2135 Vitti lM9do t .. eeutlve ....__ 1 ..... t. ;. Ocean vi.w, 48R 21Abe, Lge Cott-T-2BR bbq, cow'd Qellge. IUr· Sl MGMT &42·1803 274-5083 ~· ::;::--·-· Wide gf9enbetl, jutt r• u,, ,..,.,... ""' o frplc:, $1500 mo 1B ....... ,.,_. r~ With plueh lend· -· .. -~ oven, duoed to 1174,000. Open "•Jtr lSU oceen. 4 er. 3~. 3000 PlUSH C~DOS w/flltl DOWNSTAIRS OcHn .BA. Pvt.'!'tlo, w/d hkup, teeplng. No pet•. EST SIDE-Lg 1/bd 2BR/1~ba, epedou• & private pello. !LmAHl
&In 1-4. ~ 87S-5511 or - -t /f. $3500/mo °'IM opt. llt'MIM. Ger wlopnr V., 3BR 2be, lrplc, no pet1 ..,75/mo 1Bdrm '2Bdrm Furnlthed Duplex, prv beck yd, all nice, vwy pvt. 1<'2 blll UVING onty 15 ....,...
aft ISpm 484-2342 FIL'·llOll 87S-5393. Open Set. 1·5, w/d llkup, new decor. Av! 11200/mo • lSL MGMT &42-1803 :M5 WEST Wll.SON utll Pd. 1535/mo, 791 bch. Utlf Pd Garage to So Co Ptlu • ..,.. ...
lo 300 Polneettta. now 2br 2be St5b/mo, 508 E Ocean Front 1-f•-IDJ .,.. ln Joann ' St, eppt only, U50/mo •880·5844 of "4epWOt1 8tlld & -""
...... Beauttful. •forever 390• 1br S750 11t mo + UOO Both un.lum. Rent ~lll -•• -" -· 1 549"-04331650-3073. IMS-1771 5..03 River of Sen 06ICIO ~.
38r 2B•. COM PA REI ~ ~=·;s:: 3~ c...... 2124 MC. 540.2447 June 30. Call DenlM 1:~5:~.ss;,~'::11 21~~ EASTSIOE 28', Ylfd, gar-lut. ~ Aw 2473 OMJtOe AW ~Mf;!Re1 S18e,ooo 2 ec Avos FA~c 2500wUmrr a;u 851-11849-Sptn. lndryrm.nrbdi &lhops: •g•. Kld11Pet1 okt **C0 28r2L'.wailtto**B<lnd!IYc:ustom2Br 83t·$4398yeppeonty.
640-9019 PrQC>erty Mart. large party . pooi. TO 2BR 2BA. ground "~ 9'e8tiBJlll Nwpt Hgtrt• 3BA 2BA. git, 73S-741 w. 18th St. :~:::o .. A 1~~04~1-bch.. P•tlO. a .. 1775 No 2Ba. ctloloe ..... Gwege. lu a.... ..,.
SEU NOW rad to condo, ale, trplc, w/d 191 of( mltr bdrm. Quiet. TSL MGMT IM2·HI03 • · '' pett 760-1713/857·1778 petlo 000 No p.tt. LM i!iPmii!iiiiiiiiiiiii ... _.iiiiiiii_ ....... Wt I... $249,000. Cell &45-4220 hkup. Mttr BR, llv rm, TIW•llll $1000/mo. ~54 1Bdrm Apt w/belcony, Eaet91de deluxe 2BR 1BA, ?90-1713 or 857-1778 2BR 16&, ;:t roomy
3BR 2~bl. Open tlouM today lo.... petlo e>vwlooldng pool. ..... f .... Poetlble rent/own 3t•br pool, No pe11 1495/mo. 1 level, Older deck, lrplc, Ill.ID z •tzu NEWPORT MARINA APTS w/\Mw. L.ndry~,. no
Set/Sun 12·5 et 21oe Prtt $950/mo, yny. 118-0082 Frplc, vaulted :.llnge, dbl tam rm 00g9 tip etlt• .,... &49-3818 welk·ln cloeet, d1hwr, ~;~toblt~7~ oar. S..utlful 28r 28a, micro, ~·MOO/mo, 2710
HIH'"'90r. 720-1679 -2BR 1BAcondo enclger gar pool&apa No-pe11 under priced It 11500 -trio, w/d lnduded. Ger-Af15·Sotfl0-48 . frplc, encl ger. Prvt
2706 Hlltalde Dr, Harb WATDnllT PW to patio poo1' $760/mo 1Bdim · s150 539-8191 Agt tee 1Br E·1lde 1495. Squ.aky 899· No pet.1. 1795/mo. · 14 bMctl, boat 111p avllllble ~--~~ ... ~...iii~ INCORONAOOCAYS 1tt/laet+S250 MC. no &eaW.18th , clHn w/wood bHm AakforJean831·12&e mflUllMIT $1395/mo. Sorry. noIT
730-1679 . Sct•rtlng II 1216,000. pet.a. 874-8134 &45-2739 964-4153 8f'!!v:~a~!~ vt!!~toot <*I•. No Pit• 9t0·297o e.eutlful a Pltlt 1111• FOR pet1. 7llO--Ot19 Btwn 8-5
• HVH-$242.500. Mutt... ontectPhylSerber .--...... I It I tennlt aecurlty . 1Brup1traw/g1rage.Aet1 THE DISCRIMINATING *1BR VERSAILLES* t High Coronado Caye Reelty --•-· H • ac $2200/ ' 213t430-3e29 req'd. No pet1 1495/mo. PROFESSIONAL Sec. pool/rec fK S725 1--------g~.::r;; 2b• c~,;:~ 819-435-1278 1+1 + lrplc, petl ok, fncd 38r 2C: fem rm w/rtfrlo. mo 352 Victoria 845-8181 One & Two Bedroom 2131337-5900/887-3202
t983 Port Weybridge I.I. Ix k I yrd. E·llde. 1500. F" crpt1, drpa gar 11200 Avell Aprll 111. EASTSIOE lg 1Br 1B• Utllltlet Fr ..
OPEN SAT/SUN 1•5 . C &aft TIUlllT 111-1111 Cell Pete, ekr 751·3191 . Unfumllhed 2Bdrm plut 21b<I l 'Mba no pet1--w/gerage. Avlll 4/22. A. LA QUINTA HERMOSA 3Bdrm, 281, new crpt, lm'!'!'l"'L°"'lm"""llllW"'ftfl_..,
Owner/Agt 750.1870 App' V8Ji;;: luxury hOfM. Oen $1200/mo yMfly no gar se7s aponllble per.on only. 16211 Perklldl Ln, HB Q9 l frplc Stepe to dbl gw, poot $875/mo.
gotr COUl'M ., ... horl8 *'""'-* IUllFlllT..... 111·11M 275A~ebrlll0 No pea. Cr9Cllt Cflecj( Ml·loM1 YeartyS1100/mo IM~ors.40-3440 asT 1-. property. CIHr. For 4+2 + frplc, gw, yard. 2Br 281. Ill ernen1ti., e75-?450n30-1286 req'd $550/mo 831-2242 VIiie Rentlll 875-4812 . ..,., ... ~ ... Nice 2 Bdrm + den. Cott• M ... triplex or ? Only 11000. F.. S 1100 + 111, lltt & MCUr· Upper Unit [)pix 28' 281• EAST SIDE lux In 1 Pine SUWlll YILUIE IULllA UY ...
OPEN HOUSE SUN 12"'4, 819-242-9123 mRllT 111-.... lty. Cell 84•·2607 or gar. Ocean vu, b1k to bch 28<1 1B1, cpt1, dr1>9, g11. Foree! toe 1/br dlyt frig 1 & 28< luxury Apt1 In 14 Studio/Club membeBti"' 515EIModena ·LW 841·7S8tor540..0513 11000 + utlls 875-8339 Nopet1.Adll1pr1f$700 glll wt'r ...,., 2 at1ot' Pl p 1 I .,.
c 121 Berg. "2-88il . &at.. 1 S *;:ARP W~:\!'!' Bllll the r•t 2bdrm mod orf818)35M539 LM. Avl now. 548-7234 SS80tmo.~llt,!peta: we~:.a....:.!;.1~n,:;1a:; ·~~~~:
l.91 llU UYFIMT A;ve, cattlbch bUf for 3, crptl °"fr:· w/d hkup' IMng enel g11 kid• $500'1 fDIAM 1 H 2/b<I, 2/be, qulet--up1talt1, yr ...... IM&--08e4 cooking & heetlng paid vu -· ocn t
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 .ro~K If ::u un:~ gar.Q.. seoO +MC. Must Aothen evell 539-8191 ON THE BLUFFS Walk to most utllltlH paid, E'SIDE 1BR AOlll/no pet• ~~~" s:. ~c:~1 ~/f~A $~~,,:-:
815 VIA LIDO SOUO lntere1ted In Hlllng, •tend credit v . No pet1 gent coat =· 2C:: ~ ~ ~tt ~~2g~mo~2;..~;on pool, lndry, $445/mo McFedden. WHl on yrty. 3214 W. Oceanfront.
Wetc:h 1unaet1 from 3 ptaaae call ~ Sorg n0-5829. lniae 144 · · -· · ' · 646-3334 Iv mag MdFadden. 15555 Hunt· 873-3m 11111
le"9ll of ftnett vtew. 4BR Cannery Vig Rlty 3/bd, 2/be, t~. Brft. 2BR 281. yd, gar, poof, ::i1o~13~~Ul7 2 Bedroom, 1 Beth, E'SIDE 2 BR 1 be down-lngton VIiiage Lii. CUfTheYen 2BR 1B~ patio. 4BA, playroom, gourmet 873-380e teny Woode Condo ale tennl1 gym alarm No carport Large yard. No lllll'I, 1 car ar. patio Hl-1111 ldeel for retired per90nt.
kltehen. Sandy bleoh, ltalal frplc, d/w, pool, lennle: pell. L... SeOo/mo Avlll VllLA BALBOA 1BR 1ba, pell 1675/Month 2625 S750/mo, IMS-81 No Pill. 541-SlOe P* & ftoet. S2.200,000 I S1200/mo 84G-5192 now 549-7234 w/d, pen lurn, ocn vu. Elden, Apt #F &48-8519 Waterfront Apt. Fum. 2BA ·
Biii Grundy Realtor 3BA 2BA, C:,,tom crp•t'..,, lrg · $1050/mo. 962·4557 2 Bedroom 1 Bath ,.,,., Elllde 2BR, get, patio, no 2be I 12oo/mo yrly. Cozy Studio w/:wood
07S-8l81 leUtt/C...n $800 **UITW** VIiie Balboa 2Br 2B•. fam-carpet & 'paint, ~llk~ln pet•. 2 people se15/m0 633-9181or538-0524 decor, ltept to oceen.
LIDO ISLE SAT/SUN bkyd. 2672 Elden. CALl US REGARDING ltyrm, S1100 Villa Reritll1 clOM1 S585tmo lmmedl· 267 Cebrlllo. &42·5568 '-'-· l450 + 111• lut & MC a C>P«l 11-.1 2112 1tt & II.It. 650-9107, u.. IRVINE RENTALS i u UTim9 r• (213)5«-2030 1·5. 205 VIA JUCAR. 4Br ... er.. 675-4912 OR 754-1792 ate occupancy 851~24 E/llde 2BA. !\IWly dee, =--=-· ~--=----
3be, 45' IOI. Yecent, mey 2 Bdrm condo nr SC Plue Affordable tuxury 3br de-lnlu 0.llt lealttn VILLA BALBOA Exec 1Br 2BR 1 'ABA, dw, w/d hkup, patio. gar 1690/mo. NOW LEXSINd Duplex/furn, 2br 1 be,
trade. Owner 87M 259 sees. Kldt + Pett OK. ~~~~.~ ~~~ 111-llOO +Den, Incl frplc. wld, ale patio. No pets. $650 Avlll Mar 16· S48-H09 •HARVARD COURT* ~ W~~; f:'i.~~ .... llT 1111111 Drive by lll'lt, Woodllde. Best Alty fM '* ORANGETREE 1 Br & other upgrldet. Pool, 3004 Fiimore. 543-5478 Extra lrg 2BR 2BA, pe11o, 1350 I t 112 '210 000 M t Sell! 2511 W. Sunflower, c d p tlo 1p1, MC bldg & SYb· 2Br lB•. Clean 2Br 1Ba, lrplc, en<ll gar. No pet1. Br111d new apartments mo. S H
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rm, 2 car ger, lrg fnOld se55. No pet1 854-1141 64~.2~~9 Evi64S-68~~· VIiie enllls 675-4912 _ sec. 4 433 evee 1 & 2 Bedroom floor plant ::-8-,50-,,.,....20~12.......,_~-=-..,.--
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wtr/gdrlf Incl. New crpt1 Thi ..._ If I S 3l bd. 2/be, WESTCLIFF. 209 Miple St. 549-84oe ~ Welk""' d ... t .. ~~ to. 2/ba, frplc, ~/bey I I Cl I • 1 .... eut u 1 tory lerge yard flrantece new · ""' •• "'""" new P• n . oat o Condo In 1 pvt COf''*' to-carpet, irldg, s1450• Marcet, speak• Spenllh a.a.-UTI vu, lg bale, + patlO,
90hools & lhopa. S 1100· cation In Rancho Joe-646-3100 °' 752· 1963. 2Bdrm $595 ---•• '* Shopping laun rm. pool IQQMI. 1st. las1 & ~· 754-7781 quln. Thia 2Bdrm 281 38drm $685 Like brand newt All utllltles * Theetr• newly dee, em qut.t com-m for Bob even.ugh home has mirrored w1.111, YH 111111¥1 rT POOi. No pet• ~5-9665 paid. Pool, gar, no peu. * Relteurentt plex, garg. avail lmmed,
Don't p ... up thlt 5 rm E· neutral carpeting & lovely GATEO VILLAGE COM-1Bdrm $590 * Plrkl/Tennls Couru 11100/mo 844-8449.
llde home w/gar & yerd drepee. Only $1200/mo MUNITY. 28drm, 2 ~Be. **EASTSIDE lovely new 28drm 1Ba Sfi5 !Enjoy the luxury of the
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$650 539-8191 Agt ... Agt 760-8333 1600 f1 f PURE 28< 2BI. D/w, w/d, balc,1301 Avocado &42·.9850 s e I e c I e d u n I I I beautiful ounc:ti.....• f
lngt. Sharp & clean. Pet condo, c:loM to pool, ten· m11ter suites. Dining new paint, new drapea. NOW TAKING In 1 IP9doul t8drm. 181
ok Ui5/mo. 7'90-8862 "*' StOO/mo eaoc--room .. woodburnlna fh· •PIOlflU TWllllS I new ftool me.. •benlutety R~SEAVATlONS FOR Towntvne wttrp6c. 2 car Q&B~~
paid •vi 4/13 857 6058 piece, mlcrowew oven. Spaclou1 c:lean quiet Immaculate, cfllhwaher, MAY OCCUPANCY For ger w/opnr Securl1y EASTSIOE 2BR DUPLEX ' -privete patio. ELEGANT lmmllC 2Br 1,.o\Be 2 ttry encloted tociteble gar-dlrectlon1 and Info guarded gllH W/d
WITH LARGE PRIVATE WOODBRIDGE LIVING only 15 minutes Gerden Apt Pvt patio, ~. par1t Hite groundl, 854-4942, 8:00..5·30 PM. hkupt. CALL 644..()509
YARD. 548-4set 2 bdrm, 2 beth, Incl ger 1 to So Co. Plaza, just ea11 pool carport Ind lee S580. No~ 548-&279 I I
Warmington towMome, I ot Nepwon Blvd & south N · •725· ry · 1.,..-........,,..----,,=-=-----EASTSIOE B<oedWay 38r, clOM to pool ac:hool ot Sen Diego f eeway o Pit•• /mo 288 E lrg c1Nn 1BR, new crpts
llreplace, grdnr lnc:U825 ahopt, no peti 11000• 1 2473 ORANGErAVE 16111. Curt 11 1131· 1266 on Joann' St. 1450/mo.
No petl 646-3l77 Le .... Cell Loll Miiie< 631-5439 By eppt only. •FREE CABLE TV. Lg 18< Ref•. Cell ewe~
1.1.111\'111 Klds/tml pet ok 2br ped 673-7544 •-C . & 2Br Grdn Apia Pool -· .. By Order Of NOT A LIST AGENCY not ,., to ocean seoo -· 1 .. n11 ZI 71 S52S..$625. 710 w 18th • -H U.S. Government .a_,.., Rare find 21>< w/loft new« 53" •1"1 .. I t 2BR 1'LBA !!J I .625/mo. E/1ldt 2BR
FRIDAY. MARCH1'2t"'' kltch frplc gar 1575 _, " ... gen eot Latw INck . Z141 Marbt.h..d"'~~ wet 2Br 1B1 up1tr1. 571 IBA. P•llo, pool, lndry
2406 WMt Oeeen Front. choice nghbrhd Lge 3Br 2B• 2 11ory ~ Vf9W 38r 281 211 bar micro f/p w/d 'hkup Joann Mu 2 peopi.. No room. Cloee 10 ell.
10:30 AM, Nwpt Bch. CA. •IH.a1H* Condo. Yard, garage. Wave St. S1395/m0. IN. 2 car gariw oPnr. comm: pets $535 .Agt 550-1015 149 E. Bay
2 •1'Y llngle remlly reel· Her•'• • jewel 3Br 2B• s 1100 VIII• Rent••• Frplc. rtflWW/w, 098'1 Sit pool, spa $895/mo. 714/ SL MGMT ~2-1603
denc. located on the rncd pvt 2ger poulbi. 875-4912 12-•pm. 8181284-5265 995--8842 2131596-.3833 me81iB.AIJ •at llE ~::W~~~~.0~t=: ~tl~~ltyS~5 539·6190 LllllY •M'I 2Br 2B• view Mou Point IH Jall 2BA 1BA, dl1hw11l'ler,
14 1·00 ·3·00pm & 1 1 ee Brand new 3br 2'hbl f/p, Condo. Sec, prlmg, pool. C If,! 2l7I llW AIAllTlllTI balcony, view h~r prl~\) auction •-•L--fnc yd, dbl gar, pet ok, pk Ooeanalde of PCH. LM I ltr&al Featuring beautiful lend· 2201 Pacific
For further 1nformet10n & ..,_ color S1095. e.42·9666 $1 150/mo. 55&-027• Cd 2 r 28a condo, pool, scape, BBOs, poo111p1 SL MGMT &42·1603
lllul1rated B<octlurt Con· P1aia1al1 2107 MESA VERDE llllT Hiii deck. gar. No peta Pat10/deck1. Gsreges or ltll •IHI
tlCI: Lawson & Lawson ·---Tl••-* 3BR 2BA hM ctean and * * $725/mo. 497-187• carports Heat paid F 1 Ap G ••U"• -· Studio utll1 Incl ocieen Sorry no pets urn lhed t. eregt, ~~~·~nc 2 + 1 + ger, new decor, light. 2 car ger, frplc. No view. Mctuded '350. Fee llHlll Ct11t ••lrt 1Bdrm' $6l0 laundry Good location.
tit• r er• Yrly $750. FM pett. $950/mo. Av111 Mar RUlllT Ill UIO 218' 28drm 2Ba $795 $500/mo 548-4968
(818) 577-7114 nuam 111-IUO 15. Cell Anne McCaaland • 825 C«tter St ~2-1424
-----831·126e 3/BD. 2/BA. N l9QUnl So Coast Condo 2br 2ba, PAii Rn. W/YllW BAYFR~Nl dpht w/dock For S 1050 ocean clOM yrly Ch1tmer, trplc, walking ClrPort. pool, Jae. $695. •••Yf ... 0. 28drm 2BL veuMed <*i..
for 30 boat t 295.ooo 3br 2b• hm dbl ger (213) 860 9513 -I rvt ti /balc:on <t004 River Avenue gourmet touchea at dlstlnce to beech, .• 3 ~ 2 +gar. bltlns, E·stde, no1. P P8 O y,
Cannery Vlnage Realty S3Ht91 Agt coat $1600/mo, 875-5081 Af!!latatl Hurry! 1685 Other• FM 11c. bllln1 No peta
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497·.4811 .
New lg 11>< condo. 1tepe to
bc:h, pool & spa, So Lag
area S650+ ut 788-4529
Oullnt 4BA 2BA, ocean
view, gar $1200/mo
845--8412 or 843·2641
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Jilia• UM Paint & carpet 4.46 Him· St $595 850-8357 BAYFRONT 1er. Adlts Mo llton Ave S675 67S-9797
pet• or smkrs. S775/mo C..11 •111 2624 I Ctsta •n1 2'24
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Bal Is 1br turn S1000/mo
yrly . Barbare 1gt
875-5511, 494-2342 eves WOODLAND YILLAGI
APART MINTS
Best use of water in house or garden-do
you hove ceramic mermaids in your spa?
Or do you hove a ko1 pond m your garden
or fountains n your foyer? Enter your
display today
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Oe15gner Pettern A ~71 Stze1 34-52
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:e .. 1 .. e·• 21 s2 38( 2 condo In
beach clOM Beaoon Hiii
Enjoy tennl1, pools a
19u. Indoor washer &
dry• r S975 /mo .
640·1341 Evea 558-6170
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yrty $1 100. FM 8764
RUUIT 111-....
UUl&PlllT Family llU home on 11oge
lot With large enctoMd
yard 3 Bdrmt, meld'•
room, ramny rm, et· t.ched 2 Cir garage
Prime Point IOClllOn
within Wlllclng dlstenc:.
lo beet ~ Ind oceen
beec:hae I 100 per mo ua1•1U&.n 111 .....
BAYSHOAES
3/bdr, 3/be, 80 ft to bell,
$1600/mo, 548-7•15
BIO CAN VON: 28drm, 291
Lower -Flrec>lece. pvt
patio, ~I lewl. Comm POOl/tenn 1. lmmeQUlat•I
Avell lmmed t 1300/mo.
AQtnt. Jeri Hunt
IM()..48M or •oe-.eea
8Mf• -2800ef condo (de-
lactll on,,,~. 48R,
tam rm, '"ba, fVtlY ''"" Inc crockery. llMn Avall
EMier LAI &-12tnO 11
12000/mo 76W513
UITklfF-28R 1 BA LCMly greent>ett
W/0, trig can ltey $1195
C.it H4mll egt 53 1-oeeo
HARBOR VI~
2 + d«'I ot 31JR, corner
ioce11on lncludee Q<Jnr a
pool Avell 4/1/H
S 1500/mo Cell Loi•
973.7544
2BR 1BA. patio, ch•'•t
Near South Bay Yrly
$975 Incl utlla. 673-3458
111 ti Ptaiasala
2107
unfurn 1/bd. yearty, encl
gerg, 1vell Apr 1
$675/mo, ~S-S8e2 . IC•r••• ••I Jiu Z2
'1Br Up1t1ir1 wlgerege & I petlo. 1750/mo, 11tllllt
+, 760-8515
1BR 1BA, deck, gar 19~
No pets. $650, tat + dep
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1 BR apt. 1 'fNI Old. DIW,
bltlnt. No pets, no smkl'I
$750/mo 844-7183
28drm 181, 1tow. rttrtg
No pell 1770/mo. 608'..+
Acacta. (714)873--2269 or
(213)4M-3t32
2BR, frplc,lt~. belcony
vt.11. No pet1 S900 mo
322 Hellotrope. 87S.ec>24
Open FrllS1t1Sun 11-4
2 room aulte, ba, pvt ent
0.C:k Micro. frig No pet1
1550 Inc utlla.. 1 It + dep
875-5501 °' 644-4064
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brick nr9')14IOI. 1 car
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1 1900/mo Cea AOC!
• 2 Bdrm, 2 ball\, 2 cw
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Cotnptetety FVANlSHEO
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MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE
ONE MONTH'S
FREE RENT
WITH THIS AD
THE piece lo come home to -A peaceful
park-Ilk• se111no convenlenlly located
within welklng dl1tance to 1neetr ... rea.
11ur1n11 and lhops Only m1nu1es to Sooth
Coast Plaza end lhe beach
, .... _ "'°"' 11121
1 ..__ I Den/2 9.tfM from l700
2 hdr_,11 .. ttM fl-om •10 2 ledr_.,. Tow,._n,. letfle .._ -
Best children's play area-Hos your child's
sandbox gone chic? Mom & Dad, this
category 1s for you to show us how
creative you hove become to amuse your
chtld
Best use of art in decorating-Art tokes many
forms, but we II be the 1udge of that. Enter
your best use of art ,n decorot1ng today.
Best overall kitchen-ls your tchen country?
Or is 1t on 80 s' gourmet type. This
category is w de open or space so v1119
ii that s your type.
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COST A MESA, CA 92626
IM OrMge Coeet DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, Meteh 9, 18M ....... Htall tt lbtt •••/ ..... ._, kal1• laez vt Cledeal/-. 1411 ClldNl/OW.. MllT ... dW/Tt"• laJll 1111 Cldlf"'tnr•,111 , ______ n_M_ ftj! ......... ... * •••nm* PfT P08~ 25/ 1111 FVL.l I PART TIM! ._ 17M Prof MIF beeut 28A 21A •llUUO. \M, Pi i ~ 6i bi1ftLb6Ui' fW Mi: CWW Can Jilt t1rt wtc wn req te/tlt )1._,_11 Lfiil· I P::---MeCMd ~ VEGETARIAN C()()f(8 dti ' _, eo:a: = .. den On ... In CM. ~t-~1! .. w, ru~~· Of Trucking ComPMY UIYlll ttN Aii&D Ill&. llTlYI Cutt $erv ex.p' req'd0 II ..... I l.JldlM Swtm~S..H&e ..... ... , tn'Olt 1500 tfl Al .,,......._ _,,, .... .._.....,. through Cl'laper 1, 3 dayt per W.. fWa ,.q. Dynamkl A.E develop· 50wpm dat1 Input, hMvY Hml II 10I 22nd St, N ---UlllT 11.,.. ~-=·~.~7·14~ '800/moM2·7Mem90 BAV,AONTIU)Q Pr~ln9a. 0.adll,,. Legu.neloh4M-1W m•ntllnv.-uftant firm pnnoontaat,gan~ ~=n~L&~ HOUSEWIVES PfT a.-. AccePtlng app1tca11ona,
EXECVTIW SUITES 3/11/-. Mlnlmun bid... needt F/Charge llCCOUn· dut .... call Pal 2$1~ 1 ""' on tl'le Job training, Hoth COC*t' Cdd 2 rme f\lm °' uni. One M/F lfW 3Br Sit hm. Pvt tt~· & UP .,.2....,. at M157.31. Slngte euo-Hatcpr/Chdcr. WMkda)'e, tant to keep .,.,,,.,.,,Ip W lllT PIT w/WlndOw and door co, tot COC* dtY and 9Y9
l27&. One w/pvt ~ ' ::tso":':t~~ NEWPORT H ...._ :..,.. cwi!!'.!_. b~d~o ~ ~:e.1ot: t·a 2• Ip M ' & corpotlle boottt & r• t.. ... , •• IT w/mfQ, Must haY't UPS SUO/hr + commlNlon. ~I ,,.,J•7 d'Y9 a/wtc. pvt .... 8350. ~ """' .... ft IWW.--_,, on . COfdl. MU91 h.ce EDP, f'fT, ~ mature k I d l exp•r Hlflng ,,,. o•ntly
Fum., pvt ba. nr occ. M/F "" lo; HR. hn1 & 8:!.t ~~J4fH ~~ofor CMh w«Nn 10 NEED babYlltt• by 411 Job cot1 & oonetructlon peraon ror property w7Ze lg:., 281.IGte 1rv1.,.. 562..0015 ::.,~:!, ,~ c plet• l'louM I T /home. Ht¥e Noe furn _,.. ecceptance.... My home, "')'OUl"S If nMt WekgrOWICI & muat ~ mgmt co wl buey phoMI. 9.5 fOt ~I H.8 -et1·239' ,,,.... ~If ln....wd .::Imo~ 549-Se74 pr v. Outet. WW\t prof per90n CdM dhl Sult•. A/C, c.ll 1~2-52t6· Or~ & 22.nd St. w ~o ~ hand• on ~~ e + 8:30--1, ~SM.II In wti06eeOme COOIOnO
$350/mo,MM14Srnao lm"'9J*g,utll9&)Mltor. ..... or c . MO wtcly, 1 toes. t t~Cllftntnolal M-F. u.etbea~toWOf11 •---..-..t tndbelngcreltlve. L~RISif£ ~~~ NB-Prof t.m 28, ..-1ng 2ISS E Cat Hwy &7H900 HHgen Da11. 81lboa dler. l45-4480. ~~~~:~ aklll: o:';; ~.!"e n!a~ ... r.=; &ITlntiiilPll~ F~~~~e0:2iii 225 E. 17th, CM 548-7Tle.
Hall Furn/ tum Ma1 Mme to ehr mtQnlftcent DESK SPC S1501mo Gar· lfland, Prtnclpale only. emoklng offtce wlgr .. t p _, .. , WAITERS WAITRESSES.
N/8. 84p ~ ·, NO b9M:tl proper1y. 3 lvll. denote. lg petio w/twl Curtle&73-0l11 t1motpher• Pteue cell um111•1T PleaMnt' bright, 91191 ' TAIL SEAV!ftS
.-, hie. w"et:/"rrto. 31r 38' pvt orctgar, vi.. Gd ~g &42-5010 Suoceaeful()rlngtCounty ~:'P~'0C'!!,~~~m~':~ Wendy et The O.Hln Co. Muet type 50wpm, tlllng, ":=~·~~~gM~~~ ~~~ ~!n r,"C:. ~3;:0YS. fllP'd. Fun:
On bd. S1pa.-bly. S75o :'::aet:i~.' ~7:f6' F\JJ..L SERVICE OFFICES 9'19111neM ..-1 lmmedl· tranaportatton 4.9 1~ =m-o~C:-· =~ll~e &du~~~ have tllve mark-up South COHI PIHi. time" ES~5.50/Hr9 ... ~ar::i lndut+dep.&7~2 Avall, furn. View. a.le nanctllbacklngfor Hre/DyM·F.176-1780 ......... .,.,.., • exper. ptt1ltM.1P b-· 5<4().22&5 day~ " •
MSTR 8r/ba. kltohen, N8, profMIFH+, lg Penln MacAnhur Blvd, airport Big Butlnut Op· lllllllPll All8l1 Mutt •nfoy working ground helpful. Xlnt ben· WMk'"da. 4 5717
PoOf, garege. $375 in utll. pt 2br 2ba '425 Inc tltu. .,... &51· 1342 Portuntti... For Info 6 MllDIUU PIT anemoone. PoatlnO ~~t• cO:. ~2~a1:2' eflta lnotudlng medical & le1l lstlft lal11 · WllTIUIWllTlllSll
1et11at. CM 545-8833 Bob 873-0727 an 8:SOpm IAVINElnt oc AJrport, 1 or Appt call a.rel. RutMll to lake ewe of eidef'ly per-AR/AP gen ofc s11.,Y ror MllY dentel lnauranoe. con-&teb"6hed email com-mtrumu a ~·
N/tmkr pr.t 25+ ehr 38' 2 offlcee avlll In CPA oto, 841"9602 or 7 7255 IO!l9, 24hr lhlfta, 4 day open Mike eso-2570 genltl ltrnoephere Con· metelal Btok«I09 firm In Must Dining m pertenc» Quiet haven, Npt. 8ch . .,.,, Condo, Newport Creel $4004500/P'tf mo, r• wk, prep.re meal9/lgt . fact All ... 842.-4321 Ht. C«ona del Mar With ex· ::. k~ a mutt. rt ~or rtvM/S~~~~· S3a0>+°" ut1142·2417 EV ceC)tlonltt. tu library, In-Manege Your Own ~~prpng, weo-97 7~1 .. ~ Wf IUll/llUQlf SECRETARY 211 ceptlonat reput1Uon n-~1~ hOuf"I requlreci ca~~ ss-: au-0388.... "°'* oompu1« • copr. Tim• & ButlnHs -'720-9729• . ...,. ...,. Enwgiltlo, poemw. good -•--need• an expertenced ~"*only Only aj)ply
Rm In Newport Sch houM.
Full houa• prlvll.
842-8537 leave meeuge
Rm ror rent neer OCC.
Houte prlvlt S300 mo.
558-2278 Iv meeaage.
ROOM, furn, laundry fecll.
$250/mo. Refs req.
Coat• Mesa 5"8· 1372
ROOM In Newport Buch
w/klt prlv, wmk to beach.
1250/mo 673-4538
PROF CIHn n-emkr, machine, profHtlna , ,..... • tlH appearance for lrvln• __ ,_., lllmNUT aetf motivated flt sai.e If you mHt above
etek• ume to lhr, lg trlendly atmotpher, For som• ,11 hotd Copy ShOp. Wiii tr .. n• MlllDI 111.YPILIT -o-nt.Ca11 MlkeltNC19· criteria Celt ror eppt on
c:ionclo In secured COITIM, peel~ perdlem for~. work 10 1, 1 INSTRUCTOR SIM/Mo + Ben. Mon-Frt I See our large Employment 330 W. lay Street I REALONOMICS CORP Mondi "' Tueeday btwn
COM. Am wtocn vu, prv 955-2522, &.!Mn 1>u•e PIH~u~ '1~~~u' v! Proof machine operator, EOE. Call 752..()481 Evening ed In today' a Cotti MeN. Ca. 92827 (714)875-8700 t 1lamonly497.4955 ba. wl d, pool. )aeuzzl, 1 15/hr P9f wtc, CM .,.., t peper on p ..... 83 'and ••• ••11 am-t.,,nl1. frplc, lnclud• NEWPORT BCH. &.iblet a wavs wanted 10 Qe call Coutllne ROP llmll..,,. --llt --•-RETAIL SALES Flve Feet R .. t11.1rant ciHnl""glrt, fem~efwtll prHtlgloua omce In Vout own ooss and 97"'1955. Two Pwt-Tlme & two Fuu.j then,~ eure to 111 uil Mat. exp. female pref. to 328 Glenneyre, Laguna "• S ma~e vou1 own <Jee• -t~ I <>-h · contld« mile, 50/mo WHterly Place Bldg. Tl~ clefletl poeltlona lllllllll i:i Siii "'" Clothlng Bou ue n .--ac
neg, + 'A 4tfl, ref req, 1500 Quall St. Fully ~~~!,coz~~~~.~·n~,~~ PlllOllll. tUlm Apply at lnduatrlai. HofT:HMfthCare ..,. · N.8 . Pf'!'· FITM6-592 WAITRESSES AND
evalt now, Shauna furnllhed Incl: Reoep-Ae•o Mayttowe1T111n~11 NMded FIT f0t 3 YMf LMgueof~angeCounty ofAmerlca •.llWILllYU&.11* SALESLADYwantedpert HOSTESSES·Lat•eve-' 8~pm, 964-2111. tlonlat, 2 phoM llnee & Comp any inc 1ne olds. For lrvlne Progr1m. Credit Union: 15901 Flneatore ..-ino rellable time ror Laguna Beech nlng1, graveyard ApPly
Prof M/F lhr 28R Nwpt ~hOne. 1tt mo. rr... most 1ecogr11r•<1 name Req ECE & exp w/~ Redhlll, 1te 101; TU9tln. SECRETARY/OFC ASST. etlM pei.on Pit Mon . Gift store 494-8211 at The Grinder, 1400 p.,_
Bch home. Pvt bath. 52-828! :~a~~ ~~=·n~~~n,;~u1~ chlldren. C.11 552· 1te7 (714) 25M844 ~~tu~ Wed-Fri. $orn9 Sat~rdeyS.1 TELEPHO~E SOLICITOR· ctflc Cout Hwy, NB :.~1:+~tll:-~9~ar. •IPllT II.Ill vour own tracto1 w11n Preltuieaal/ llllUL lffMI for aecretan&I end OfC Light typing. 543-3-400 pi t S4.00 +-comm, tral SS
Tustin Meadows unfurn, --------1 Full SeMoe Building.. o111 Ha1te1 ilnd we II Aiaia11tr1tfft 9100 Need per90n WIHlng 10 du11M, M·f 8-5pm, call equat•toS7 ()()..8.00/hr, .;;;--------
Stir full bath, prMi, Male Prof M/F. to lhr CM home. C«ner of W•tclftf & !Nine supprv vou• toaos BANKtNO learn, typing helpful. FIT. &44-1784 for ~t. 842-3884. lfJ[R
n/smkr 25+, S325 + s100 Own ba/bdrm $375/mo. 588 Sq Ft. VIEW SUITE To quatrty Proof mectllne oPeratOt, 5 '4/hr to atart. 957-3073 _. -... •i I\
dep Avt now. 832--0555 Avtll 3114. 631-1162 141-1111 B• 21 or older I llt I b kl ID lfflOE/flll .,.__ lllllTUY ISi.Sr_. -SCHOOL with • 900d d••v Yfl m n :ft n an ing , •-Iner .... your producitlvity. 81ttJaJ•ttl1 l PROF. lo lhr 3br 3ba NEWPORT BEACH FW!all mg record to leech 15 hrs P9f wf( Tues thru Set. Baaut. PllPflTY Mlt Attrac:1 "'°"' calh with
condo, 2 lty, fully rum., Space, 2,900 eq ft, Be able to 1nvea1 AM's, CM arH. cell working envlronml. Type If you are an energetic high vtllblllty. Mutt be JOBS UllU IUlll gar .. cleaning lady. Npt 2850 Avon St. •minimum ot Coutllne ROP 979-1955. 45WPM. Exper. pref. team player, have a good rapldly expanding loc:al exp'd and a cioMf. Hra MTHlll ~gt1, $450. Cal Clcl 841-87771873-7770 54,SOO(llyou INSURANCE Applylnpe<sonTueathru ettltude and enjoy newspaper. Aggreulve.
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Wkly rentals. Low ratea 07842•1012 E/845•1715 Ocean View 2 ore w/lflC-don't own• tr•c· Sat. Dena POlnt Me.rlnt typing/word proc•salng Mlf-dlac:lpllned lndlvld· Cuh bonuMI dally for EARN
$135 & Up/Wkly. Color R .. p/M pr•f, 2 rooms retarlal space & itorage tor,)Frnancrat EllPLIYllllT Co.24705DanaOr,Dana end1varltyof dutlee.thl1 ual1 may earn exoellent producers. Cell Mlle•
TV, maid aervlce. fr.. 1vall $375, $275+ ·~tll. s 1150 mo. Fllhlon tlland •111•••nce Is llVRll.. Point Harbor. could be the right Job ror Income (MlatY + com-873-9280 for appt. Calll l~Y
0 C II ~ 756-2012 ava1t1ble to rnuw you I Our expanding mllllon), benelltl, and T"'v•s OIL COMP•NY IW\l11[ coffee, heated pool & nr · · r.,.,.. • (714) 840--0755 quaht•l'd See our large Employment GEN OFFICE-PIT !lex hr, property mgmt dept has advancwnent oPPQrtunl-"""' ,..
steps to ocean. Kitch'• Reepon quiet prof n/lmkr Otflce Space Avaltable. eppl1c1n1s Evening ad In today'• varied duties. Ute typing, a new poaltlon avlllable ty. St* and/or edvertl• need• mature peraon PRIZES
avall. 985 N. Cout Hwy, fem ehr 38r 2~Ba Nwpt $Ingle or Sulln In good Auend • 1ra1n1ng paper on Page 83 and S3.50/11tr1, 557--3200. at our corporate otnoee In Ing experlenoe helpful. M/F to tell f\111 llne of high
Laguna Beech, 494-5294 Mesa Condo. Gar. Pool, loc:. on Newpott Blvd. ptogram then. be sure to vltlt utl GIRL FRIDAY. Typing, Coata Meea. We offer Sand reeume to: quallty lubrlc1nt1 to JRIM IHI Ill MTl1. Jae $325/mo. 111, la.st & 631--0140 Ask lor Sandy. Interested" Call toll ......... , rcpt, PC/AT expr helpful re lneurance benefit• P. Ble'llna manulac:1urtng, trucking. ... "
MC 722 74411722 7174 free 1·100-428·1220 ~ ~-lrl r d MUl•t-•-construction and farm ll.-.l.L.. ... .. Wkly rental• now avail · • • PRESTIGIOUS N.B ornce. 11nciana cau Home Heelth care not req. "'11 gi 0 c,g on •tarting tallfY to -· cu1tom•r•. Protect•d riittltlll ••·
$129.50 wk & up. 2274 Ae9ponllble yng fe Mekl Quall St. Lge 2 rm, llghl & 1 800·382 12121 tat· of America phones-lnmde ....._Exel '14001"'°· Jr you are l&ILY PILIT territory, thorough train· 1&11.Y "1.11'
Nwpt BIVd. CM 846-7445 le rmte nr ocean, flu rent airy. $870 mo to mo or wMn 8:00 a.m and opprt Sml grow'g co. N· looklng for a poaltlve en-P.O. Box 1580 Ing progrem. For per· lt:WllMlr•
Su I I.IL.HE range. Kelly 493-5038 leue. 833-3361 7·30 p.m INTERIOR DESIGNER smkr pr1 Chris 545-7118 vtronment, tend your r• Costa Meaa, CA. 92828 aonal Interview, Hnd It you are l<>Olc°irig IOf extra
3028 w . Peclflc Cout Hwy
Newpon Beach. Relrlg TV
$125+ wk 9111, no deposit.
COM nr beech, re pref, ,. .. .,,.,.. •••-lnd1anaoo1is l•me SALES p••y Tiii aume Ind lllary history work hl1tory to E.A. -d~ ....,.,._, or Ilk• .... ..,,_ 49 High and tradltlonal -to: Dtveralfted Shopping G s h t ....-· ... ~·-1 n-smkr 2BR 2b• hae. $475 E 17th S Co M..a Ask to1 Dep1 furniture store featuring Bookkeeper/ t Y PI 1 t. ~tera, c/o of Property reene, out wH ern to 00 aces Ilk• Magic + ''°' ut111 759-0281 mag 600-1200 ~ 11.'s~.10 per • Henredon, Baker, Kit· Pleasant office In Mgmt. 2910 Redhlll, Petroleum, Bo• 789, Mountain, Knott• Barry
RMMTE shr 3 BR Condo, sq n grosa Avall IMmed. .,.. tlnger, and Marbro, leek· Corona del Mar. 87~271 Suite 200, Costa Mela, u-•n&m Forth Worth, TX 78101. Farm. or win Prlz.ee and
pool, Jae, C.M. SAOO/mo Cell for appt to ... Ing motivated, ag-CA 92828. EOE •-Awards, Call u• nowt W• leatah te lllart +•~ut11 722-7842 8:30·5 :30 , Cr a i g gresslve deaigner. o.-PAnlUOUll AOllllTmOITIYI Cl1M/lntH1Ht1 haveMvetalopenlnQl tn 27.... 631·1286 . Ma\1flower sign education and 5 yt9. lrvlne Corporate Otfloe '°' 11•nA1Y/UllPT Needed ror Retell ssze C.M .. H.B. or J' v *" Rmmte wanted M/F 2BR •;, residential exp pref, call nationwide Health Care For Executive Suite In Adver111.tng Salee at • 842-4333
38R 2BA furn condo In Irv. condo, fully tum, NB. ~822. Ser1loe Company hU Irvine. Prof. ttmoaphefe, r~ly ••pending loc:al CIUTAL urru --------=~~-~12 i~'rorn;:zi:r· R:C:':;t::= lovely tn~t~;~/N M•N•G£R ~~go :'7 ~17e ~ ru~~-:~~. :::~~·i =in!rf=:: H~ 97r{' p~;°' mer.; IPUmlTllUID
... 25+dan Nwpt Hghts, c n n Aetponllbllltl .. Include 4-8 hrt M-W·F (flexlble).I uall mey um ucellent and night ehlft• at high tor HS .~"E~·~tlonted --.. lg moblte home nr So. st Spece ror Rent Oeelgner-ice :>934 reviewing, Inputing & pro-Call Lu Ann 833-1222 lnoome (lallfY ~ com-volume tut fOod r• nlQe q..,.., ......, ""'"'
walk to water. lhopi Plz '2501"'°· 557-6269 To lhare w/DMtgn Arm Immediate opening lor full oeulng tlmecarcf1, di. • mlnk>fl). beneftt1, and taurant. FULL TIME day Mature cpl pref. Send r• 842•9622/845-5175 M/F rmmte OV« 50/wht In CM. Call Charlel or ••!7 Te LMa 2.tl4 time Ol1trtct Manager. trlblJlton of pay cileclt,1 & llOW. IEOlnUY , advancement QP90rtUnl· e<flW also needed. Apply sumea to Ad 303. Delly
BALBOA Beach HH. thr lg 2BR 2bt apt. Reis John 474-034-11857-8612 §top Foreclosure llght typing. Excellent Needed tor terge pres-I ty. Sales and/or 1dvertl1-In person, 11045 warnet Piiot Box 1580,Coita
wanted 2 rmmt1, fully req. Very reu rent. Gar. ..atrclal PrtttrtJ 24 Hour Hotllne Must enjoy worlclng with benefit• peokage. Non-tlgloua 25 yr old Co. tng expe<lenoe • must. at Euclld In Fount Vly _Mesa ___ -.,...,,....--.....,-===-
rumlshed. $400/mo, avall Fum. 112 utll. Rec. area. 2771 HOMEOWNER'S ASSIST chlldren. Experience amokera only. Apply to loceted In Newport Send reaume to: MOTHER'S KITCHEN ASST APT MANAGERS
4· 1, 673-0727. Smoking OK 840-0293 HB 7 Days (714)548·7~ 1 helpful ........... BaM:h. Some lhor1hand, Melinda Thackery Hirt Casfller /Prtcec' le Retired couple fOf Lag Bch
11 ... Un FllHll 1356 ~ R STOREFRONT • T J) Hi I Wt olfef an exoeli.nt ben CAii ...UTlll heavy phonea. Must be IUllU llUT 5 d':. per W: ,...!; apt complex. Light main-BALBOA PEN. M/F prof non smkr 10 shr 3br, 1 blk
lrom bch $350+ John
~8-7696/E ~9-7t55/E
. Xlnt M SA VERDE lft~n, ' ellt program, paid va: 18551 VON KARMAN ~:..:,~~ ~:· UJL f PILIT Apply 225 E 17th St, CM tenanc:e. 494-8541
•Dally computer updates locatlon. s.5-<4123 wlbOYThaa money for cations & holldav-. bonua IAVINE, 92716 Send reaume to: PO Bo~ 330 W. Bay St. a•••.• -... Auto Parts Dell very.
•Mor• leads,,..,., eerv 1,000 SI. " anuL T.D's. $10.000/up no program and dental In-Pleasant person Meded to 2840, Newpor1 Beach, Costa Mesa, CA. 92627 -•• • lemale ok, gd drfv rec •All cllentl tcreened FREE ~·TANOING credlt"/no penalty. Call surance. Salary plus CA 92863 Att T COOKS-Needed Ill, pit. nee. apply In pe<eon at e:u~:,: f;j:ca~~~~Y • 15% orr to all Lookers Lrg ShoW Room & Offices Denleon A.ssoc 673· 7311 mHeege relmbYl'Mtl'lerll. ~. lnllg~~ 1~~ · en: era. I ~Ood1 pay, IOod & fun, 1522 Newport Blvd, CM
H 845-9515 w 631-7305 17301 Buch Blvd HB CornerorWestctlff& lrvlne Aaa ... ceant1 Appllcant must apply In ptione reapon1lblllt1H T .. _, al T UYD111m ancng, eotertelnment,
(7 14)8-41-5611. SlgntpaceavlonWestcilff pe<sonatOallyPflot,330 Hrsarerlex.FITorPfT. ec ... c / rMn AOOT ........ ,. 1670 ~~Yd,CM. a.a !~EA~ to c~IM -=t':.T5~.md'~1 A IE' d M MM101 ..... I rnu nis Weal Bay St .. Costa N·amkr 760-1255 bet M SSIS Mu11 have Production exp, IHCh/demon1trat•
840-4255 oom• 11 •· str be Mesa Ca. Apply 9·11 PRIVATE P. o .• o c Air· ASSEMBLERS j ablllty to Juoo .. many ao-Tll IUOl .U needlecran. wllt train, $400, ulll pd+ prlvll. PllSTlllllS LIOA1111 * LARG.E REWARD* r..m. or 2-4 p.m. (Circuit · port •r .. ~/t, ~on-Fri, App I y 7 am on !Y ,,_ tlvltl .. wl!hln one Is ti 842-4976. C.M. Jbr hae.nr OCC avlll Another rm $275. Resp A•tall/Offlee 1pece, 1881 Lotti Black 4 Sliver Ion Dept,., =="" S"'S80S M·-" ~ PA ll!li~fior'ifiiiii'i~~~~lUll!i1-f-~;;:;;=~:::::;::::=:~,-,..,: lmmed. non smk, 21-35 n-amkr 846-8223 Iv meg -q S2.00 sq. ft. On comer stripped tabby cat, ca.. flexru,., nra, ~ . 1•.,.""1u Plregorl '"" tcCrnM•S I day, exp. 5•7 p UI. FfT Dt Walt ng: CARTROOM ATIENOANT
$335/mo. 549-3755 Shr Eutbluff 48r Condo of MacArthur & Coaat ~ Park, Costa Mna lllOllmH llWllll PfT CLERICAL WORKER. ""' aoent 1' · Sl6,000 Sal1ty 9 --01o1 P/T ~knd r~y Host-Fri thru Mon. Private
Fe, beaut 2BR 2BA E/alde w/'l fem Frplc pool Highway· Prime spot In 1-17531858-8888. Nationwide Co. BIG SU Mat. woman, exp .. to or-1 llmll 1 llllTll U&.11 euJS&hr gaunt~~,~~ $4 00/hr
CM ..... 1. $360/mo + 'h $404 + d9p 840-S219 ' Landmark loc:atlon. 2411 to right pe<aon. 250--0912 ganlze, flle, Ute bkkpg. FULL TIME rGraphlC euppty & rept"O Apply In Pet90n Mon thru 1114 .
-E Cout Hlghwey, Suite .~! al/Dt t 1 Sl s hrs flex, S5 hr, 548-0135 c LA s s 1 LI c EN s EI bullneN .. En1:3.etlc & Frldey. btwn 9em • 12 ...... ··-ullle. 722-1387 Ive mttg The •200. Corona Del Mer. ...c •I -----·-
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...... --.-a: 1714..,.7"-..,900 fOUfl) •os I If--..../--HOUSEHOLD EXP. REQ. people ori.nt . Star1 Noon. No phone c:ane For Self...S.W Gu St• FEMALEBUSINESSLADY NII• ....... rv ...-n DRUG CLERK Poeltlon-PIT=~-t':!_~..!1 GORDON MOVING &I S4.50·S8 hr. Inquire pleaH 819 Sleepy tlon Pleueapplyatl90
WANTED-To share large For the Roomrnete your'• DI lex• UaJta Z71i ARE FREE Apply Whit• Front Phar· HHvy' ~~ -s;r"· 1 s T 0 R A G E . I N c . 7:30-5:30 wtldys. Hollow Lene, Laguna I So. Coul Hwy, Laguna.
2/bd condo pool, garg, look Ing For-Selected by 1 mac y, 8 0 1 B • k er, open. Call Mike 650-2~ 768--0843 2~ F19cher Ave. CM Beach Bch 8-tOam, M-F. EOE n·smkr, neet & respon-your needs & measured 2 blks fr~ u:t Hwy 540-2882, CM.
slble , w/gentleman. oompatlblllty. 261·5777 as gro11, $875,000. 2o% Cal: FllllT IFFIOE
S400/mo. 495•3173• ltatala Wut .. 27 down 497-5132 PP N-.norl Urologist. nds Laguna Niguel. · · · UJ 1171 y .... dOOd cl.an m819 nda stu-h...111 •--na hi lar • exp'd person lmmedl· Fem n·smker 24+ yrs, dlo or bach In CdM or N.B rt -, atety. Kathryn 844-8722
room CdM 3Br hae up to S450. 733--0321. IJH,000 1111•••01 llUlll $375+ utll. 675-0501 3.30-9pm/548-9500, eX1 38drm, 2 Beth. Only 4 Found: Big black fem. dog. _.. , Mftrtiaia1 lat• C.1,..try llMtdeal
Femshrbeautlful3Br2Ba, 1036, Ladd years old with older 19th/Harbor, C M . Must have at leett 8 mo1 ---1-.......... ~ .... -----xlt Penlnaula local. Ftp, 2Bdrm, 1 Bath. Recently W r kdys 5 49 .1323 exp. In au .ph .... or Doon-Repelr·Alteratlons PUlllllUmll
w/d, gar S400 utus pd. Retired couple, Balboa renovated, new MWel'. 754--0575 ' medlcal Ina. bllllng & fol· $2.40 per day Cablnet•Panel-Loc«a--etc Oualltywortl, frMeat. Av1 3115 673 1443 B1yClubmember1,wl"1· water. all COPP•r low up. Type. rtle, good 35yr .. xp.JeNy842--0567 #425513 gea..7401 TlllllfllOlll
· • es to leue. Bay Club plumbed. Owner wlll FOUNDdatk caltco cat, no phone techntqu. & gOod Th • ALL t Lewn-Tr ... Shrub lnatall.
Ledy/gay guy. Mciudecl 1 to 2 bdrm apt July, Aug. trade, finance or submit white. about 2 yrs, benefits. Call 253-7324 311::_ 30 d~ J~~:m CABINETS & CARPEN· RESID/COMM.L/IND 28 Tree Trim and Removal.
tropical, prv ba, frpk:, Sept . no pets & reta. Call for detail• Harbor View Homes. In the TRY Small )ob9. rf191lrs. yr1. Do my own work. Lie. Lawn Main & RototUllng.
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GLASGOW PAINTING
Int/Ext. 30 yr1 •xper ,
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HOMEOWNER EXPERTS
Int/Ext. Acous Ceilings.
Lk:#288597 631-9215 beams••""-545-110• (619)"•" ....... I •--W ,.. 640-1781 -MEDICAL BACK OFFICE. freete11mat•.845-2003 #278041 .A184M128 Sprtnk'-· Install, o-.-•r. '_.,.,, · .,_,.__,... -•1 arw famlly practice, Hunt. SERVICE F &,.. ,._.. COM to lhr, lrg 3BR. Prof WANTED· House sit or 111·22'2 FOUND Medium t lzed Bch Expe<.d, X·Aly P«· C..nt/C.aetttt OON'S ELECTRIC ,.. 1lrnet .. 548-8065 I'm sman, my Pf1c;e1 are
non-smkr. close to Room to rent on the Bch. Dog, gray. vcty Golden mlt. Good aalary for •ffl· &;:;;ways, pati09, petha, ~~98~~1eta ~-~~· K.C TREE SERVICE small. 14 yra exp In area
beach 1425. 675-6599 Up to $350. 875-5909 View School. 842-6088 clent girt 842--0665 DIRECTORY •tc. No Job too emall. .,_ • .,.,...,..., Top, trim, removal Quality Ron. 846-9370
LIE UllU fl ltll G&Ufll ftr ltat LOST: Gold Hoop Earring. NURSES AIDES, LIVE-AN1. Mlotley, 538--0553 NEW/REPAIR. OUallty. No service. FrH Ell. PAINTER NEEDS WORK.I
Beaut dec:or ml/bch frpl 2740 Sat 311 Swap meet,Bll. INS. CNA'S & CHHA'S, C~U• Cut JoFrba .. t9101em .. 1~!d• r.euon631•2!~1415. Oays/Evea. 538•6696 Int/Ext, celllnga, relln cab
tennis, str male. Avl now. Penln? AflWard 846-2652 Home Care Service hat CN-l. TODAYll "" .-Landecaplng. Sprlnkler1. (26) yr1 exp., work guar
S395/utll+dep 497-1304 Encl sngt car gar. Vsry la•aatrial 27h LOST:(mld·Feb) Fem cat, lmmed hr1 avall for car· 142-4321 td, IH Fr ... nutrttlou1 meals & Sod. CIMn-upa. 20 yr1 In D1vt1 Painting 964-3637
clean/dry. etec, ht cell, Nr grey !Ibby w/wht 10 Ing peopi. 10 provide snac:ke at Country Com· Ftul•L area. Tony 845-5124 PAINTING Int/Ext. repairs. M,:)~1f~~~ ~:ec;~~r~': OC F/Gr S85 751·353 l 2~1~ :/:·:J~.t!· mos. 4th I M ar lg·o Id. nul'$lng carund compa-fort Chlldcare, lie Leg 8· FENCE RePatr. Nft 1 Old. Complete clean-up, gen·1 c:ab. reflnllhed, pepertng
carport, avall now $425 E/elde CM. 20x20, storage S 1258 & $792. 632-4180. CdMar 840-4255 nlonshlp to patient• In An11tic&l fl preechool prep 4fM-8101 Wood, chain llnk, patio's. malnt, tree !riming, fr• 25yr loc:al ret1 979-5294
759-5638 or 760-2633 only, minimum IN 8 mo • u1 l ~:!~.=t :xp~p~ MODERN XcousTics. ClMala1 lfmn frM •t. Greg, 988--0118 NI. Mauro. 962·9973 UNIQUE PAINT
Mature M/F shr large ''25tmo•aec 945•7234 huat •11•11" '"' I forlnfocall 478--0284. NEW & OLD CEILINGS ROBtN"scLEXNING rlrtweM •LAWN&GARDEN+ 10yr1lntheHtrborAree
E11tblutt NB twnhH Ster11t 1742 Z1 ~ .. ~t~ •W PUT·Tm SPRAYED. 527·2589 SERVICE:• throoughly FiRewoobi76.56•XCO:d Free n t., r .... pfioea, I Free est. 854-2732
$500/mo 720-1444 Oestt Itta 10.20 10 llm -Oll'JA •U U.S. CHRISTIAN SINGLES Poeltlona avalltble for Exquisite Acoulllcl Re-clean houM. 540--0857 Winter Special. OUll. mix. 9 yrs exp. 845·5133
M/F 25 ... (M8S8 Ve<de)CM S75/mo 963--1965 Eight 28drm. 1Ba and Two Box 715-KT RN's, LVN·s, CNA'e, sprayed or remove. Dry· HouMCleanlng 14 Yf9 exp. Dellv., Jim, 836-1581 ISHIKAWA LANDSCAPE 1 PaJtriaL
Rm•olc. pvt ba ahr 38drm, 2Ba, tll with prl-Wayzata. MN 55391 Homemaker• & Ll~ln well Repairs. 847-7901 rellable,reas, rr .. nt,own U Sod. Clean-ups. Melnl ...,FX"9i'irniill!'Hi!i!11;:m~"!'ljNf._E,.Rl'!'!foP!RP!Si-o
11 Ga W/D IY ST1••.i!!E vate yard & encl gar1ge9. Co 1 P'-__ ,1 trans. Pina MS-9816 Delle I ~ Sprlnklefl etc 850-4 147 H•NGINGISTRIPPING w em owner. r, · na• Each Unit completely Mid 80'1 Jewiah 5'7 M9k• mpan ons. ...... .... REBLOWN O~ PAINTED AMERICXN HANDYMAN · · I "' cable. $450, very stable Storage Spaoee Avallabte prvt & In greet ahape. An· shapi.y younger white 556-2233 for Appl. Also Int/Ext Painting HoueeclHnlng Sat. or All gardening & cieanup.1 VISA·MC 873-1512
onty 850-1159 De Ania Bayside Vlll•r. nual Income of $81,720. lemale. attrectlve, un-AMEllUI llllOUI Lk:#281597 631-9295 Sun. Aelltbte. Ref's. C=t~~m~~~: Fr .. ntlmatea. Arnold Expert Wellcoverlng ln-
M/F 2BA spacious E/slde JOO E. CoHt Hwy, N. . orrered II $825,000 Inhibited, •haring & Mlf· EOE A,,llUCI SU neg. Julle 848-9484 tub encl, etc. And y.. Fellbtum 549.7409 1tallallon1. Rees. Con1utt-
apt Lndry. dlw. $350+'.h 673•1331 Mon.-Frl. Mpm OartJ War• supporting, erotic lover, I hlfll Pttfft RESID'LICOMMERCIAL Jeeu1 l1 Lord 833-1402 ant Alllgnmt. 511-3590
utlls Avsllnow~2-4307 Ceaatrdal 111·2241 ~~;~:,d~t~~~~ ORTHO RECEPT1?e'c APPLifN'CE SERVICE free';!in'f!~2r.~::~ FENCES-OATESTrMtrlm lluary -W'lllllTI"
M/F Jbr 2ba. The Ver· 1.£. hlt/ltat PO Box 15105. Sanlt & ADA CHAIRSIDE Refrtg'a walherl d~a Dump runt. C.M.IN.B. *11111181 * DEPENDABLE QUALITY
sallies Nr So. Cst Pit Ana, CA 92705 ADore youou carh~ ~~~~I? r•-,' D/W, AtC. Ali ._. U1 I -atM, Jim Whyte, 842·7208 EST. 876-3175 REFS. Woncrnanatilp 142-8813 S335•',,ut ... dep. 427Sq Ft.OfflcaSpeceat y ••• -··P -...-W o ..... Chris or MISsy 7~8904 below merket prloe. Xlnt Prof man went• prot ledy ablllty? Like a pro Community Appllance. •~In ~·ng a •GEN. HOME REPAIRS. s-.. ...... blocit ..______ W•galslhd hang IOQ91her
CdM M/F 3BR hM rum or Freeway ac:ceaa, Costa • or en . reas1onat atmosphere a 240--0717 or 522-2323 MrVloe now 548--0757 G 14s'.-~77 p· cement, plentera, reatucc:o ang • . ·-o lhe 30"'40 f week d 1111·1 • 7199 Atter Clrc:le 8.~. Detailed cleaning. Clll for Paint Drywall Cerpentry __..,. • ,.,,....... H I t~AO....._ t
unlurn \-111d trpl w/d Mesa. near South Coaat Ing, summer crul1lng bHul aurroundlngs? · etc llY 527 PTL repalra, etc 24hr 546--0729 °'U'f· 83 730 •
$.450 Jo Ann '573.4..04 Plaz.a (714)5't8-2982 I~ 213-434-3793 Want to wor1< Ml tlrn. Aa~t Trlller1 Waahed & AlnMd HANDYMAN LARGE and STUCCO MASONRY TILE -
Four 2 bdrm, 1'h bath t••i I, ...... , llUI w/exll comp•naatlon? WlndOwt Included small I DO IT ALLI • p•-t /..__all M/F. Lag Bell JSR hM. 526 sq rt. $425/mo (Townhoute style) end --• Ex per pref'd Call P ng ArM Repalrt & Sngl wlcM 135/DOI 144 531·S579 Pit"' Ive m90 No Job to amall. All types. Ml ti ••7•
l•c.ocean vlew $350/rno BalboaPenln.~entry& one t bdrm, 1 bath. (111)171-2141 848-1455 . RMutfeclnQ •Roonng& Lloyd873-7211an5pm YOUBUY •llNST•LL . FrM•t.UC:. 631·2~5 =-1,,-:-1 ~/Ext~.-p-a...,..tch...,...pl_u_ler_'-_
+ ,,.. ut111 497-7204 bath Cl.an 780-9792 Newer, g1rag•1. nice. \2.00+totl11 any W•t«prooflng• 831-4199 .. I CUiiom texturl"" u~i;"
I Owner llquldttlng. Only • 1 PIT1111 •U1• ... AIPhalt·r9P&l~l"" lot• VACANCIES VACANCIES Garage openers. Dltp09-llftlat work. Pro~No ~rob~ lt•tall J S.at~ Cea1t ••trt $375,000. Call nowt Crelg HHH enlcu 5 dav-pe< weelc. 3 hourt apt. complex vY-;'Oli.r. Special Pre Sptlng Rataa ai.. lt. Elec. Cablr,.it, *11 ...._ I IMl•t 132e1e4 554-7631 2111 831· t266 3114 per day Clll 432~14 Joe 845--4289 am-9pm W• do It •Ill 857.0742 cio .. 11. WL 541-8494 .. -·--*
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NOW OPEN
IEW LUlllY APAITIEIT co11u11n .
California Ca~ Cod Styling has bttn
captured ar The Ca~ ~lte1 from I, J. and
3 Bedroom plans with I or 1 B.rhs
• Veulred Ceilings • Walk rn clOS<'ts •
Prrvsre Patios or Balconre' • vncraJ
He1ung 1nd A1r.cond111oning • Pool • Spa
• Covered Parking
The c.~·s e11c111ng loc111on 1s within
walking dmancc o( South Coa t Plue Mall
and rhe new Oran8e County Performing
Arts Ctnrer .
.. _., -.. ,.,. ll'IC.
1000 Sooth Coe.st On~
Coua Mt'sa, CaJi(omta, uhfocnr.a 92626
(714) 5M-IM4
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Prime Coeta Meaa toe. An-
nuet groea 155,000. Prln·
cipal1 only. 844-7-424
Am.FllW.E
te New unlt .. fully
occupied, positive ca•h
now~111 0t 'A Mgmt 1vall
281·1930 Dan Starkey
Ster1cey, 8rtght I Wlllla
14.410.000
SPARKLING 8 Unit Eut·
bluff. 72K groea. AM!lng
'895,000. Bkr 953-1220
WITllFlllT 11•11
Cerl8btd 3 a.tux• Unlta
( 1) 38R, (2) 2BA. boe1
doel(. lagoon "'"· 100% In.Md, reduced S75K aa
pack1ge, Total Price
$375,000.
BURMEISTER R.E
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84t.se27 c1wa1/0dln Mil ••la•• o00 stW1NalXMMXt1aus ttRAUONd .UoVINd ~.~~r.m·~ i.11rat 111-1111 I ~eteltled Advet't~ _ ~ S«V. • BtochUl'ee: ~~ ~:-.i:erage' Ylfd ~~92 .. ABC MOVlNG• • f°All plumbing & PIMll~
lcU.b I TlllPlllll UUI ~Ina. GRAPHICS Ouldc & Cer9ful T13804f DRAINS CLEAR From,., lutnlftlea Jiii lndMdutl nMded r0t f\111· N.twPOAf: 7•9191 trllttn HAUL.ING • Cl.EAH-UP LO RATES. 652-0410 Faucett. OttpoMI Heat &
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bu.in.a eystem S54-SS40 2 montl'la. Minimum 45 GRAPHICS NEWPORT. 8.1. WILSON l $OHS HAULING & OLEAN·UP Ortnge Co. Ortalnal All plumbing,..,..,._ Low
SCIENCE TUTOR. wpm typing required. 720-9191 Rm. Add. Remodel Kite. $21 A LOAO. St...-.t Movers. Tneur.d rat ... ,.,a. PDO 831-3187
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'81 Chevette 4 Dr
Hatchback
Auto, hke new, k>w mlleeQe (709Zll)
'81 Chevy El Camino-
Auto. Ult, PIS, CM•, tu·IOM ~nt. Ilk• new wire wheel coven (415951)
'83 Chryaler Le Baron
Auto. A/C, AM/FM digital CUI. PIS,
lllnyt top, bi.c11 t>Muty, IOw ml'-Oe
(IHOZ9341
'83 Buick
Park Avenue
V-11 lull e>ower vtnyl top. (1GRL7 14)
'83 JHp CJ-7
6 eyl. • spd. PIS. otl road wlleel• &
"'"· 1050253)
'80 Subaru
Hatchback 4x4
• &pd. AM /FM cass Like new (1BPN780)
'83 Chevy Caprice
4 Dr Sedan
V-8. auto. loedec:I wlall C>PllOna 11GMU5191
'80 Dat1un 210 "SL"
5 19(1. AM/FM CllSS Like new
(094ZE1l
'83 Subaru 4x4 Wgn
5 •Pd. A/C like new ( 1FNP0931
'83 Olde Cutia•• Wgn
Auto. A/C, AM/FM PIS. tnt wheel,
35,6 t8 orig m1 cruise ( 1HCC 1851
'84 Chevy
Celebrity Wgn
6 cyl, 11uto, AIC 1111 wheel, AMlfM
stereo. 22.986 a<IQ miles l1KOW2t6)
'83 Ford
Mu1tang Cpe
6 eyl, 8U10 A/C lllt 26.782 orig "" f t3t867)
'84 Buick Regal 4 Dr
Aulo AIC PIS. P/wtndows 6 cyi ltJC45071
'81 Subaru GL
4 dr, Mdan. 5 19(1, AIC, AM/FM
attlflO. (1CNX411 )
'83 Chevy
Mallbu Sedan
Auto, AJC, crulM. AM/FM ll~tcl,
33.144 ortg mllee (t.GMN3951
'83 Ford LTD Wagon
Au10. AIC, AM/FM, PIS, crulM, IPlll
IHI 35, t 17 orig miles (2E27753)
'84 Buick Regal Cpe
Auto, AIC, AM/FM cass. crulM, PIS.
Ult. 21.239orlg ml (tKRB214)
'81 Pont Trana Am
1
Auto. V-8. P/wlnd. Pldr lka, crulM. tilt,
r -top, eus. wheels, AM/FM cllU, rec-
lno red 8.25' orlQ ml I tNBX203)
'82 Pontiac 6000 LE
Auto. A/C, AM/FM CUI, till,
PIWlndows. crulM (1JMH35)
'83 Plymouth
Rellant 4 Dr
Auto. A/C, PIS excellen1 cond
(1JXB5691
'84 T-Blrd
\1-8. Iulo, A/C, AM/FM casa. vinyl top,
low mlleege (2611461
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'80 Honda Wgn
Auto, AM/FM ca ... 37 ,699 orig ml
1110lYICI
'82 Subaru GL Wgn
Auto, A/C AM/l"M. 1111 wheel. root raci<. 33.903 009 m1 (USHASU)
'83 Toyota Corolla
5 spd, AIC. Stereo, 1ow mlleage llHJWll98)
'82 Chevy
Monte Carlo
Auto. A/C, PIS, Plwlndows, AM /FM
CHS I IKVS759)
'82 Mazda 626
5 spd AM /FM cass, Ult, Cullom
wlleels 27,926 Otlg ml 1624672)
~'iSChevy j '79 Olde Cutia•• I . .celebrity Wgn PIS V-8 auto. PIS, P/wlndows A/C 6 eyl auto A.IC AM/FM AM/FM I ....... 292Z P1windows 1111 18 7•6 orig m1 ow mi-I LM)
(1Lfsto9) -l
,84 B I k R IC '81 Olde Cutlaa1 u c ega pe Sedan
6 tyi auto AIC AM/FM PIS, A P/$ p IC Plwindows splll 51315 1111 1 .... 15661 uto twtodowa A . low mites
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'83 Ford EXP Cpe '78 Olde Cutlaaa
~ 5Pd IVC AM cass. PIS. sunroof Supreme
r1111~ black PRCkaoe 111-iOTf)(P) Au10 A/C vinyl lop, PIS. t•• IVJ2)
~3 Pontiac :n83 Mazda RX7 "GSL"1 Flreblrd Cpe . AIC. cruise, •unroor. custom w11ee11 ,
Auto A1C rtdio PIS low mlleaoe cruise, 5 •Pd. Plwlndows. tow mlle-
110384 11 IOI ltHGT5681
~ --<r: '85 Toyota 4x4 PU '84 Ford LTD
5 spd PIS. CHI AIC 1hd1no rear Auto. AIC, erulee. tllt. apllt MAI 1111•
window low m11eaoe 12NZ09SJ1 new 1 ILBW9211)
---,83 Ford
F-150 4x4 P/U
V 8. au10 AIC. PIS two tone :\5.583
orto m•le• 1~081178)
'82 Subaru Cpe
~•Pd AM/f'M atereo t tEYE033t
era Wgn
6 cyl. eu10. PIS 1111 PIOOOt 1«:111
AM/Ft.4 etereo cau 24.288 0rio
mllls 12C 1£35&1
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'84 Buick Skylark Sdn
Au10. AIC. AMIFM can, lilt ~
PIS sun1001. 2'.539 orig mlltt
(4•3584)
'84 Toyota T er eel
5 d• euto AIC, AM/FM lleteo. 27 58&
orto mtlei ( 1JMN29 7)
'84 Plymouth Rellant
!> dr au1 0 A/C, PIS, AM/FM llereo.
2• 132 orig mites (EZ87159)
KIYIOA"O ILIO· ange ~~ on '*'-Y ~Ttie folowlng PlnOn It o.uy PttcJt '*'*" 1& 23 PfoYll!Ont of UW PYoPC*I 0.lty PtlOt ...,Oii i , 11. 23, MAim 8TA~ ~IC8. 101' ~ H 1tM ~ ... March 2 • !Ne • . r9QW91Mnl• 30 tfft n.. to1CM1r1a ""'°"'.,. onw CorON c1e1 M•. c.11t. • ,._ o u o LA 1 1 NT u•. · • au-o20 eeot1 bk!..,.,. .. , ton11 1n. • 8'r<M1
doing b utlno • .. : ttae llubllllhed OrWIOI CoMI NATIONAL TRADE 02 tullnametand~ot IU!ACHWOOOOONaTRIJC. C~ "OPel'W D4llly !'lot Mardi I ,,&, 23, HoMIWOOd, ~a.;;;, illlMV't' ell pereon• •nd pwtl .. 1--.,.-.. -..,.-lllft-nl'r __ _ TIOM.Htt!HarlOO,~ Man.....,..,,t. lno , Calf· 301 tNa c..if t2M3 "8JC ,.,,,_ lnt.-...dlnttw~ 11 ~..,,RA
Hiiia, CA tae63 fotM. 1161 Oo"'9 ,..,_. ~ ~ 81uan Milt9r1y, the t>td 19 by a ccwpotallon.1"Lft-. -,._~_..AC._CMN......,_rt_MD_
MlchHl w1111am I< err. Suite a::.., Ntwpoi1 8-ch. ( ~2 Holmwood. Newport ..cnnoue .,..... II••• the nemee of the of· HeAL nt 1 :n.o,..,1 0 , Uttt Hartog, Laguna Hille, Calif. t .s leach, Celf. t2ta MAim ITA~ fkltw• wtto can algn an ~Al 8TAW
CA 9~ Thi• butlnet• '' OOfl· rt&,.., NOTICE Thia but lneH I• oon· The follOwlne ptrtOne art agreement on betlatt ol the 1:AltUDIDDftl 111 Thlt bualneu 11 con· duClttd .,Y: • OOfJ)Otatlon c:tucted by: an lndtY!cNal dOlnO buelnetl ae: eotPoratlon and wri.thef • PIC dueled by· an lndMdual MtR W. St.. l'M:llllOUI IUWll ~ S. M!Merty UNIOLOH 4 SEASONS mort than one offtcer muat 1 11_ 1Nf 01' PACI
MlchMI w Kerr Thia tWement WM flttd MAim ITA,...,,., Thie ~· ... ,... TRAVEL 3070 lfttto4 1190. """ "lht t>td .. by a pert· PU•ANCIAL LtPI ....
TNt .,...,,,.,,. -fled with ttie Col#'l1Y c-. of Or· The IOIOWlnQ ~ •• with Ult County Ctet1C of Or· eo.ia Meta. c.in. t262t Mflhlp Of • jOlnt -.ture, IUIUMC!~~ • :':
with tM County Clwtl of Or· ange County on F~ 6, dOlna ~ aa: ange County °" JMUafY 23, AllWe9t lnlttOOllMCt. C.... tt•i. the name. and ad· M9Wptrt -_._ ' • ange County on ~ 3. ttN PAClflC W!ST El.EC-ttM totnla, 10 Huahee 81. A 102, dr ... 01 all genetal par1ntr1 ...... ...._.,, ...,..__
198e ~ TAONIC8. 1310 Logan Av· ,_ lnllne, Cafff. t"'2714 and Joint ventul'ef'I If the C..._. _
,..., PubllMltd Oranot eo.tt enue, Unit A/8 , Cotta Meu.. Publlehtd Orange Cotitt Thia bu•'""' '' con· b 1 d d er 1 1 a • 0 It T.... ••111••-'t'l .. ._._.R :;r-Pul>IWMld Oranot Cotitt Delly Piiot Fet>Naty te. 23. CA taeae Deity Piiot ~ te, n . d\lettd by. a OOfPol'allon P'CJPflttOt~ °' MOthef ti.._.. T ....
Dally Piiot Febru8rf ,e, 23, Matet1 2. 9, 1tae P~ Weet CnterpttMt. Mateh 2. 9. 1oae Sueen Stlanlty, ~ttY entity thet doee buelnMt ...,._ ~1 '9:.::: March 2. 9, tNt Su-<>oe Inc. Ca1ttom1a oorpofatlon. SU.Ot5 Thie .tetement -flltd under a llcthloul narne tM ,..,.._ __ ,... •
$11-'982 1&2 lnd\19 St., ~Ana. with lM County Cltttl ol Of· bid lhall be In tM rMI nfllftt t •tttri.•tttl nr,I••
"8.IC NOTICE
flCTITIOUI .,._ ..
...-aTATIMIN't
The foffowlng per9on1 are
doing ~ u : MARINE RESCUE CONSULT ANTS,
1825 W81tcllft Of. # 105,
Newport Beech. CA 92&e0 ~ N. Glbton. 45e
Shady Or., Cotta Meta, CA
92&2t
Steven G. WlollY. M Per·
gola, hvlne, CA -92'7 t 5
Thi• bu1lneaa I• con·
ducted by: • genlfal part-
nerstilp • LeurllllOI w:G11>eon
Thia 1t1temen1 we• flied
with the County Clerk of Or·
ange County on February 3,
t986 ,.....,
Publlshed OrtnQI Cout
Dally PllOt February t6. 23.
Tll'r CA 12707 lllllDol ... 111111'\TM'.r ... County on Ftbi''*Y 5, of tht bidder with • deelg-..... .,..... -= l't8.JC N01ftlr. Thte buslneee 11 oon· '"""""' nu1~ 1HO n•llon fOllOwlng· ttlOwlna , ... Ill Uurrlpsd -~ --.. ducted by·• oorporetlon '~ --11 ,__ "OBA (the llctlt.loul namer~ ~urplQ) .. .IMii ClaM n.. -ThornM Lee AecMr Sr., --Put>IWled 0ranoe Cottt ~ L ... ) frOM ._.,..,._... ITA~ CEO ITA,.....,, Delly Piiot Ftbr!JwY ti 23 provided, ~. no 141· IMreeN• (De·
The lollowlng pet"tOnl .,. Th6f Ntemwtl WM Ried Tht lolowlng pet90M .,.. Mlll'Ch 2 • 1988 • • Utloue name ~ bt uMd .....-, • '" c...-..... doing ~ u: with the Coun C Or doing butfneat u · ~ ' . un.... theft II • ClU'rtnt I I ti I 1111
PC & COMPANY, 2005 w .,:.1 County ..,Of\~ Callfotnla Attoclet•. 2910 su.ooe reglflretlOn with the Orange ~:..:.:i hfM¢
Balboa Blvd. HOt, Newpot1 21 tHO Rtd Hiii Avenue, #200, COunty Recorder. In caM o1 Ned•"•* 111.-.-M-
Betch, Caillf. 92963 • P1ltf1'I Co1t1 MtH. O•lllornlt "8.JC NOTICE COtpotltlon•. Include the ..; a ...............
Patrick D. C1ven1ugh, Publltned Oranot COlllt 92828 na.met of ttll PrMldent, lflMtaftet Ill ,.,....
2005W.Balboe81vd.H01, OelfyPik>t Mard\9.1& 23 OSCSA.ltoclet•,t CIJll· PM:TnlOUa.U ... 11 Secr9taty. Twer, and ' 117• A1 1lhRt .....
Newpor1 Bw:ti, Caillf. t2M3 30 ttee ' ' ' fornla genettl pertntnhlp, NAm ITAru.N'f Manager. tie.=,:~---. ~ Phllettt W. Ctvaneugti, • Su-048 by DSC 3, e Calltomla Mm-Tht fotlowlng per1IOI\ 11 The City Councll of the C IUlllllU Pttet
2005 W. 8all>Ot Blvd. 1801, lttd partnerttllp, Gtn«al doing butlnMI u : City OI Cot111 Meta reeervet We ....._, ....., .....
Newpon Beach, Ctillf. 92963 Pettner, by Ofepw Family LESLIE CHESTER OE· lhl rlOt\I to reject -.Y Of all the....._.._. .. IR_..
Thie bualn1t1 It con· fltBJC N()TIC[ VtnllK•. 11 Calltofnla Um-SIGN OFFICE, 3720 Blue bide. .-"'9 ........
ducted bt: hutOand and wife _Tm....,_--.. tted par1nerWllp, General Key, Co<ona del Mar. Calff Dated: Matet! •. tNt 81....,._. .., ..._ ,.., p w ~ ..... ....... --Pa rtner• by Renney E. 92825 PUblW'otd OrtnQI Coeat DN• .., It ,_
Thia atatemenl WM flltd NMll ITAn....T. Pt9'*. 2910 Red Hiii Av-LAttlt Rent Cheater, 3720 D .. ly Piiot Mtten •• t986 made .............. ....
With tht County Clerk of Or· The (oltowlng Plrtont .,. enue. 1200, Cott• Meta. Blue Key. Co<ona del Miii. &1-059 COfll1t1lttl1.-.r ....... ....
ange County on February 5, dolno bualneu u: California 92e2e Calif. 92&26 81-•IC Mt\Tll't of c ........ ·,....._.. '° t98e THE NEWPORTER RE· OSL Serv1oe Compeny a Thia butlne11 It eon· ,._, nu ~ lew
f10011t SORT HAIR DESIGN, 1107 Ce llfornla corporation, duated by: an lndlvldual 1 _._.,. Of' THE ..._ The... c WMft. ,,_.
PubMshed Orange Cotitt JamboNt Aoecl, ~ 21791 Lllka F« .. t AY9nue, Lttlll Cheater ,,_.,.._ AMctr..i L. _.
Dally Piiot Fll>ruary 1&, 23, BMch, CA 92e80 1200, El T0to, California Thi• atat"*ll wu flied ~~~IT·I~-::::~:~ .;: ,,........., o,-... C... Mitch 2 9 1988 Angeta on.co. 10071 Hiii 92630 with the County Clertl of Or-"'°' ...,_ .... 10 u
Marci\ 2. 9, 1986 ' ' su-9" Ro.d, Garden GrOYI, CA Thi• bullnee1 I• con-•not County on Febrvary 5. aUR1, ANCL 11 COW8, AH1Y,1": 12. 1• ' '
S 987 92&40 duated by: 11 general part· t98e · OU t ret • • a.-4S1 u· 1---------Thi• butlne.. 11 eon-nerthlp ,_ ... .-..IL ems
---------PllllJC NOTICE dUettd by: an lnctMduel Ranney E. Draper Publlthed Oranot Coul Yw IMed Dec1m!Mf 1----------Plllt.IC NOTICE ICTTTIOUa .u ... u APIGElA GRIECO Thi• ltatement wu llled Dally Piiot February 1&. 23, '1, ,_ "8JC NOJIC(
-m""''• .... ...-.. , N.-ITA~ Thie atetement WM llled with the County Ci.t! of Or· M11tctl 2. 9, 1988 ....!~ ~ ......... T ......... :;::: 1---------
..... ivv --...._~ f ..... __. with IM County Cler1' of Or· ange County on February 3, Su--004 -· _..... -NOTtcl Of' NAME ITATE•NT .... """""no pereona are ange County OI\ FlbfUary ttae M,111.117; ....... tWPtul Dll80UlnoH Of'
Tile followtng '*'°"' are doing bullneaa u : 2e. t988 ,_,, Pta.tC NOTICE fund• t1,n1.0001 Un· ,All'TNIRltW' doing buslntu as PLUS ONE INTER· Pm10I Publi.tied Orange Cout .......... fw.de (turplue) Publlc; noUcl 19 htrlby
ACl<ERTEC. 6041 Lltllefleld NATIONAL. 201 E Stevena Publllhed OftnQI Coul Delly Piiot Flbruaty 1& 23 LIE AND ACCIDINT AND,,...., .......... ,. that SIERRA VISTA
Of .. Hunllngton Baaeh. CA Ave • Senti Ana. Callf. Deity Piiot Maron t, t&, 23. M1tctl 2. 9, 198& ' ' HtEAlnt 8YNO,lll Of t11r.i1 pellerhol~re VELOPMEHT CO., ~
92&48·1031 02707 30, 1988 &>-990 THe ANNUAL ITATl.-NT ZUZT.-i "-t.fl tht l<OLCO CONSTRUCT!
Cllerlls E Ackerman, A.PS EnterprlH•, ~· &1-050 ·YEAAENDEDDICWRI,_, 11,fM .... DIM11I;; OMPANY. ht retofo a
6041 Littlefield Or .• Hunt· eorportted, 201 E. SttvlRll 1111_.,. Mt\TIC[ 11, 1HI 0' ,AClflC 111a11te for the Jit•' olng t>ullnettundel' theflo.
Ing ton Beach , CA Ave ' S11nte Ant, Ctlll. •-II' Mt\T11't ,.~nu MUTUALLWllNaURANCE ,..... lltloulflrmnarneandtty(e91
92848-1031 92707 ,.~ ""'"°' COWANY, 700 .._pcwt We ._,...,, 09f1tfJ ~ l<YLOFT ASSOCIATES, ft Marta J. Ae11\rman. ~ 1 Thia bualne11 la con-FtCTITIOUI _,...11 FlCTmOU8 .,..... C..... Drtwe, ,,0 , ... toOO, the .....,......._ .. ID,-. P.O. Box 570. City of Tutt11t~
Llttlelllld Or . Huntington ducied by: a eorporatlon NAm ITAT'lm'NT ...._ 8TAT9•NT Newpor1 .._.., C......._ Wttfl the A""-' ty of Orange State~ Beacll. CA'92848-t03 I George P. Reed The lollowlng pel'IOn .. .... ............. tor .... ,_ allfomla did on. the t5t
Thi• bu11nea• 11 con-Thtl ttttement wu flied The lollowlng Pl'.ont.,.. doing butlnMe u : Total admitted ueta Mded Dao•"*' it, ,.., 1 of J'ar.uaty 198e
dvetedbyhuabendendwlle wlthllleCountyCl«kofOr· dol~buaineM•: RALLYSPORT '-ENGi-$4 &17 345 779· Total made to the l11eurefl0e ~utlcon..-.t CttuolWtN Chlrles A. Ackerman enge County on February 5, W RTHER ANO AS· NEERING, 116&1 Mertens llablllt1a'1 •.'393, i24,978; Comlllllltlaner, ~to par1nertntP Md lertTlln-
Tllls statement wa1 flied 1986 SOCIATES, 2427 Franc19co River Clrc:t, #C, Fountain Caplttl paid up O~ -OloU leW. te their , ... Uon, u part}
with the County Cterlt ol Or· ,_ Dflw. Newport Bellch, CA Veney, Calll. 92708 paid In 11nd contributed Olfl A. W.a.t. ~I; 1 ther., ~ ~ ::
ange County on Ftt>ruary 3. Publl.lhed Orange Cout 92&e0 Peut L<idgate. 2957 E. eurplua O: Spec:tal 11Urplul C.-.. a. KlefftMft, ho-Said bu..,;... In the • ·•·
t 98e Deity Pilot Fet>ruaty t8. 23, D. Paul Werther, 2427 8fldlord, Santa Ana, Cellf. Funda it.584.•24; Un· r9tatJ II be oondl.lcted by SIE.R
"°°°32 March 2, 9. 1986 Franclaeo . Pr~. Newport 9~707 u1lgned tund1 (•urplu•) ~ Ofente COMI AA VISTA DEVELOPMENT\
?ubllslled Onange Coast SU-011 Bleeb,CA92 ·-..... Till• b11•ln ... I• ~QS)· 182.836375· Gain (Loa) Dell'1'h1Mllrohl,t ,10,11, o whO wlll p9)1.Md-di.~
Dally PllOI Februery 16, 23, Ellie M. Wartlllr, 2427 duattd by: an lndMdual from op9,a1!0n. t4.596,598; 12, 1-wge all jlabllltlet 9nd
Mereh 2. 9. t986 1111-ar Mt\Tll'C Franclaeo Oftve, Newport Paul Ludgate Iner-(Oec:r .... ) In Ce.pl· a.GI 11 oljhe lfrm Md recetve
Su 993 ,.~nu•~ Belc:h. CA 92HO Thi• lltt~I wu flied lal Md Surplus during 1985 moor.. ptyebll to the '• • . I FICTIT10U9.,...•a Thi• butlnfft It con-wlththeCountyCterltofOf. 5,3t7,091; ln1urence In llllDlfC Mt\TlCE lrm
---------NA• ITATl•NT ducted by: joint VtntUl'9 ~ County on Flbruaty 5, F o r c e . N a 11 on w Id e r ~ nu Further notice Is hereby PlBLIC NOTICE The following person I• W~rt,:u1 Werther, Ellie ~· t9 FIOOl:ll 26.963,579,000: Accident t TAro.NT Of lven lhel IM unotrllQntd
flCTITIOUI •UllNEll ldolng bu91n.s at: ~ Thia itatement wu flied Pubtlshed Or Coeal and HHllh premium• ~Of Ill not be reeponaibll, lrom
NA• I TATE•NT l CITYBLUE U.S.A. BY with the County Ctertt of Or· Dally Piiot Febru"':; 16 23 ~t3,876,05e: lcsui'1~ i" UH Of F1CTTTIOU9 hladeyon lor any obllgatlon
Thelollowlngl*M>n•ere CHANDLER, 2t3 Gold· ange County on February Maren 2 9 lta& ' • oree -• orn • au ... aa...-rrldbythtothlralnhlt doing busl,_ as 0 & M lenrod, Corona def Mtr, 25 1988 ' ' SU-OtO t2,978,780,750, Accldenl The loll= pereona name. or In tM name of
Enlerprl-. 18021-J Sky· Calif 92625 . ' f1t1MI end health premiums • haw abtnd the UN of he firm.
perkClrc:le,Sulte2t5,lrvlne,, ChandlerJotephBell,2t3 Publlshed Orange Cout ~C MnTICE ~~;~1t 9 8 Celllornla the Flelltloue BualnHI Dated al Coelt M ... ,
CA 927 t4 IGoldenrOd, Cofone def Mar. Dally Piiot Maren 9. 1e 23 nu w ...:..l., ,.... Name: A) Sunterra; Bl En-elltomla, thla 4th ~ of
Mare Allen Plftman 413 Celll 92625 30 1986 ' ' ' • ''''""'7 cert '7 that the vl<onment1 C) S01utlon'1, trctl, t988 · w Nobel* A. Senta Ana. CA Thi• bu•lneu It eon· · &i-054 '1C I Ml ... 11 above Item• •re In tc· t9t7t Cle. lr-.lnt, CA Robert Neuti.uer. Pr•
92707 ducted by: an Individual N ITATDmNT eotdanee with the Annual 927t6 t, Sierra VIII• Oevelop-
Oavld Scott Perlman, Ch1ndler Bell The following Plf'IOnt are Statement for Iha yHr The Actl110u1 &..1lnest t Co .. M. H. Koll, Pree
2450 Bell Road n. Thi• atatemenl w .. tiled PtalC NOTICE dolnO bUllnea 11: enddeed December 3t. J!,!5 Name referred 10 above wu oleo Con11. Co.
Anaheim CA with the County Cllrlt ol Or· CALIFORNIA HOUSE, mt to Ille ln11Uranoe ..,.,..,,. flied In Orange County on Publi.hed Orange Cout
This busln•H 11 con· enge County on February 5. FICTITIOUI .,..... 84'3 l -ard Or., Hunt-mlaaloner ol lhl Stele of January t5, t98&, F2911350 elty Piiot MMcll 9, ttae dUC1td by co-partners 1986 NA• ITATtmNT lngtOI\ Betctl, Calif. 92646 California. purtuant to law. Robert WHllam Euton,
Marc Perlman FJOOS10 The foltowtng perton1 llt The Tepe Factory. Inc. · R Lee Wlrthlln, AMlttanl Jr., t9t7t Biddle, Irvine, C,\ ~-----...... Thi• llatement wu Hied Publllhed Orange Cout doing~ u : Sac:ramento, Calif 958.20, Vici Preeldent; Olctl Van 92715 with lhe County Clerk of Or· Dally Piiot February 1&, 23, SUMRALL CHU & AS. 84'3 Ltewwd Of., Hunt· Treljen. AMlstant Sec:f.iMy This bu.U-wu eofl-.....__.;....;.;~--....-...;..;;.;;.__
ange County on Februaty 5. Mtrctl 2. 9. 1986 SOCIATES. 4500 Campus, lngton BMcll. C•'"· 92646 Published Orange Coast ducted by an lndMdual 1986 SU-998 #208. Newport Beach. CA Thi• bu•lneu I• con· Delly Piiot M11toh 8, 9, 10, t 1, Thi• •tatemenl WU llled
F100m 926e0 ducted by: •corporation t2, t986 whh the County Clerk of Or· Published Orange Coast .,. ___ Mt\TM'C Joe Sumrall, 129 Lemon a.-tyFeetor, Vic.Pr._ s...430 tnQI County on F•bruary :1,
Dally PllOI Februery 16 23 r~n. nu iw. Grove, lrvlnl, CA 9271' dent 198e
M11rch 2, 9. 1986 • · FICTITIOUI .ua.aa Thi• bu•lneH 11 con· Thia 11etament wu flied Pt8JC NOTICE Publllhed Orange Cout
Su-996 N.Am ITATl•NT ducted by: an lndMdulll wltll lhl County Cler11 ol Of. Olllly Piiot February 16 23 the Callfoml r-~ JOE SUMRALL •noe County on February 7, ~AND ACCIDENT AND M11r<ih 2 9 1988 ' . • ............... The lolk>wlng ~ 11 Thi• atattmenl wu fllec:I 1986 NIAL TH IYNO,all Of ' ' &i.989 llon1 CoOt that the Pert·
---------· doing bualnMS u . with the County C1ttt1 ol Or· ,_ THI ANNUAL ITATUmNT nerahlp cornpoMd of KEN· "-RIC NOTICE J. V BRENNAN CO. 110 llllQll County on February Publ •not Cout YEM D1com.11t PtalC NOTIC£ NETH LINDEMAN, JAMES
FICTTTIOUI llU ... 11
N.Am ITATE•NT
Newport Center Drive, Suite 28, 1984 Dally Pilot F 23, it ,_ of CALWORMA R. TEBBETTS, and CAR·
200. Newport Blaeh, Calif ,,,._ Marctl 2. 9, 1986 · llliNEm •9URAMCE FICTTTIOUa Ml ... U ROLL S. TEBBETTS, her• 92680 Published Orange Cout olore doing bu9lnltt under John Vincent Brennan, Dally Piiot March o. t6 23 OWAN 1711 Cet1l1r NA• ITAnmNT the firm nttM of ANGLES The folk>wlng pereona ere
doing bualneu u : CLASSIC
CONCEPTS, 557 Sturgeon
Of , Cotta M .... CA 92626
'tO Newport Cenltt Drive. 30 1986 • . . -..... The lollowtng pel'tOnl are MUFFLERS herelNfter r•
Suite 200, Newport Beach, ' Su-03& PtBJC NOTICE CA mc7 doing bullneta u: lerred to u "tM Partner· Callf 92660 OU1 .... lttecl _..,. TOM MAINTENANCE. Ip .. at t830 Superior
T1111 butlneu 11 con· PtB.JC NOTICE FICTTTIOUa .,..... a,Mt,712; T .... 1111 ..... 546 t Cynthie Clrcle, Av.). City of Cotta Mete. Paul Jonathan Bozarth.
557 Sturgeon Or., Costa
Mesa, CA 92&2&
ducted by: an lndMduet ...._ ann•NT 210A79; C......,. ~ llP C'/Pf9M, CA 90630 tllfornla. '' dl9tolved .. of
John Vincent Brennen F1CTIT10U9 .,..... The followlng l*IOnS we tlO,OOO; car... paN"' end Edw9td J. Karwczyl!, 5451 2·27 1988 by mutuel eon-
Steven Paul Buller, 33547
VIiia Colina. Oan1 Point, CA
92629
This •tatemenl WU flied N.-8T Arn.NT doing bull neat u : c 0 II.' I b. t. d • u,, I ue Cynthia Clrcll. C'tP<-. CA Mnl. of 1"9 Pertnert : thll1
with the County Clerk of Or· The following !*ton ii CENTERCORP MANAGE· Z."°1000i .,_,... ...,.... 90830 ARROLL S. TEBBETTS
Keren Zeidera, 905 Emer-
ald Bay. Laguna Beach, CA 9265t
ange County on F·ebrullfY 7, doing bu91neee u; MENT, 1590 "t3 South Pu11de _ ±L _UfleHlt"" Thie bu•lneu I• con-hu withdrawn lrom end Ilea
1986 ROSS MAIL ORDER CO Cout Hwy, Laguna Betch, fundll (~) (1•1N,l:D); ducted by. an lndMOl.ltl to be aeeodattd In
,, ... 130-41 .._ Sent• An~· Caillf. 92&51 Oelfl {~) "-..... EDWARD J K.ARWCZVK he Cllfrylng on of the bU9'-
Pub41Sllec:I O<tnQI Coast Calif 92705 • . C.Olerwood Inc . Call-alloM (ta,112): ....... Thlt tlttament WU filed ,,... of the Ptrtnlr'lhtp.
Dally PllOI February 16, 23, Robert Gregory ROH fornle, 1590 "13 South (~) In C...., ..ct with the County Cllr'k of Or-Notice 11 alto hereby Thi• buslneH 11 con-
d uc I ed by. an unln·
eorporated u1oclellon
other than a pertnerslllp
Merch 2, 9, 1988 1304t Hewee, Stnle Ane: COHI Hwy, Lagune Beach, aurplue d•rlnt 1111 ange County on February g.1lven lhll KE NNETH
SU-029 Ctlll. 92705 Celll 92&51 2,Mt,077; lneuraflct ffl 28, t986 LINDEMAN, rttldlng at 2t3
This bu1lneu la eon· Thl1 bu•lnHf 11 con· foroe: NettoftW1dl IO.-c>. ,.__, E. 8er1!1ey, #57. Santa Ana.
This 1tetemenl wu hied
with Ille County Clerk of Or-
ange County on Februery 3,
t988
ducted by. 111 lndMdu_, ducted by: t eotporatlOn Ac c Id• fl I 6 He a Ith Publlthed °'::f.' Cout Calttomla. and JAMES R. __ Pta.IC ___ NO_T_ICE___ Robena. Rots Mlenele Maran, Prttldlnt P'•mlume 41,071: tn· Dally Pilot Maren . t6. 23, TEBBETIS, rtekllng a1 4765
Thi• 11atemen1 wee llled Thi• ttatement wu flied -MOe In Porolk C.._,. 30· 1986 Mltctllll Strtet, Alvwlldl, ~~:A~=· with the County Clerk of Or· With lhe County Clerk of Of'. l•lnett:;:,,;. -.otOi Mid-Su-039 Ctlllornle, wlll h•rH lttr
f 211145
Publl9hec:I Orange Coast
Oll'lly Piiot February 16, 23,
March 2, g, 1986
The lollOwl"" ,_,900, are enge County on February 5, ange County on Fet>ruery 6, ~ ,.,_...... • e.rry on the butlneat of tM dol~ bull~;;; 198& tt&e ...._,. .. ....,,. lui,__ pt&JC NOTICE Ptrtneralp under the firm
., CONSTRUCT ON FIOIM1 ,._.. p..,. 41,0n n amt o I ANGLES " I • Publlshed Orange Cout Publllhed Orange Coeat *e ......., _., ..... FlCnnoua .u..... MUFRERS. lie tnlltled lo
Su-986 ~~. ::c'A ::27 "95• Dally Piiot February t&, 23, Delly Piiot February 1&. 23, tM ....._ lttMe -M -...._ ITATlmNT ell of the UNll Md haw
Konneth T. German, 2424 March 2, 9, 1988 Merch 2. 9, 1'88 -. dmlOI Wf!!.'_ lhe AIWllll The following per.on• ate ...urned and will pay all
P\B.IC NOTICE
su.ooe su-001 ... _, ·-IM 1Ht doing blnlneea u : outetllndlng NablNtlM of the Newpon Blvd, #95. Costa eflCled DIOambef 11, ,. A A T·I s TI c FI N I s H Ptr1""9hlp heretofOtt and
Mesa. CA 92627 1---------"'aide lo the lntufeflCle CARPENTRY, p O. Box 630. hlreefter lnc:urTed.
FlCTITIOUI .u ... aa Thi• buslnH• 11 con-Plllt.IC NOTICE PtBJC NOTICE Cofttfftlnla '*of lhe , .... Trabuco r---. CA 92&78 Notice 11 alto hereby ducitd by: an lndMdv-' of c........ ,,..,_. to ....... , ...... NA• STATl•NT KENNETH T GARMAN T1T10U9 Ml ... H ftcTTTIOUI .,._.. .._ ' Robert Murphy. 955 W. g iven that KENN ETH
d;:: ::'.':!::."""'are Thia 11.atement w• flied FlC.W. ITATIMENT N.Am ITAT'Dmfl ..-, f . ~•. ::..~~-;1262~113. Cotta ~k~':~~ :CSveJ~~~
---------with the Countv Cler11 of Of. dolr::; ~f«eon 11 PtHlcf:,111~.. E. D•llld Banoham. P.O. Box authority to wind up the af· PlBLIC NOTICE PtalC f«)TlC( PtatC NOTICE NEWPORT LIQUOR, 2200 ae::.,9*1 o,-.,. Co.t 830, 31142 Mountlln View fllrs of the pan~. and
Newport Blvd., Cotta Meta. o.lr .... ller'Clfll,t -11 Roed. Trabuco Canyon, CA that CARROLL S. TEB-
CITY OF NEWPORT KACH
CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
March 10, 1--7::30 P.M.
Public hearing end City Council review of en 11PPM1 by TAOASHI SHIMADA,
Torrence. trom lhl denlal by the Plannlng Commltalon on January 23, 19116, of USE
PERMIT NO 3tll1,. reqllftl lo "tablllh . rtttaurant with on·tale lloohollc beveragee
on property localed et 3422 Vie Lido. on the northerly tide of Via Lido, between Centrel
A\'90111 and VI• Oporto. adJecenl lo Udo Marina Vl"ege; Zoned C-1. Thi propoul Mo
1nc1uc:1 .. e requeet to alio. eU of the required panclng tpeoet for the eubjeci r•teurant
to be prO't'lded within the of1·atte Lido Mattne V1bQt parking llructu,...
Public: tleerlng regttdlng UNIT II UPPER NEWPORT BAY S'EOIMENT CONTROL ANO
RESTORATION PROJECT (CONTRACT NO. 24113)
lt 92827 12. it I .... I 828711 BETTS Is "°' tulhortnd to
Sang Gun L•. 2020 Full-12, • s.oGI Thi• bu•lneH la con· Incur debt.I or obllgatlont
on Ave., Cotta M .. a. ducted by: co-partntra lor or on behalf of the Pert-C.111. 92e27 1---------ROBERT MURPHY ntrthlp.
Thi• bualne.. la con-f'tllJC NOTICE Thi• 1ttlement wu flied 2·27, 1988 dUettd by. an Individual with tM County Cler11 of Of. Keftneth Llfldemen,
Sang Qun Lee NOTICa ange County on February .-.... "-T ........ Cerrol
Thia ttalement WU ftled INWT1NQ ..,. 25, 1986 .. T .......
th the County C1er11 of Or a.> fTWM NO. 111 F101tlO Semutl Cubeta, At10mey
County on February 1: NOTICE IS HEREBY Publlthed Orange Cout ti Lew. 9071 Slater Avenue. ,....
Publlltlld Orange Cotitt
Delly Piiot Fet>Nary t&, 23.
QIVEN that 1taled Dally Piiot March 9, 18, 23, Hunting ton Beach, OA
p<opotal1wlllbereotlvedby 30, 1988 82847
the City of Cotta Meta to Su.o58 PublllMcl Oranot CoU1
wit: The City Council, P.O. Delly Piiot Mard'l t , IN&
Maren 2. 9. 1988 Box 1200, Cotta Meta, Cal~ 1111-.,. Mt\T'll'c Su-457
SU.025 fornla 92e2&-1200, on or __ r_~ __ nu_•-~-----------
before tile hOUr t t:OO e.m. '1CTTTIOUI .u ... 11 on Frldey, Marctl 28, tta&. II ,.._ ITA.,._NT Retolullon No, declarlng that lnalaltatlon of lllr conditioning at the Newport Theatre 1----------
Art1 Center Shall be perlonntd 11\0ft ec:onomleally If Ille llUpPll• and matertlll• 11e PllUC NOTICE PlllllC NOTIC£
purc:hued on the open martcet, tnd that 11 contract fOt the lnlttJlatJon ol 1n tit 1----------lhall be tM reepontlblltty ol The followtng Pl'.ont -
the bidder 10 deliver Ne t>td doing buelneN -condltlonlng 1)1tem lhou4c:I be let wlthOUI actvertltlng for bid•
Re9olu1Jon No llUPpot11ng Senate 9111 tet' (Bergeeon) Reetorlng Netural Condition
Immunity
Retotutl.>n No. ewtldlng bid fOf benklng ~ to City National Bank for period Aprll 1, 1988 through March 3t, t9&9
Con1rtct.al Agreerntnll·
Authottzt the Mayor and City cier. to execute 1 Cooperatiw AQretn'*lt with the
Otc>tttment of Flth and Game to provtcte their portion ot the coat of the u~ 11 UPC*
Newpof1 Bay Sediment Control and AettOfatlon Project.
~lont·
To Traffic EnglnMr lor repon back, letter trom Minney Family Enterprl .... 1ne.,
ooncerntng IM.itlO Of panclng 9PIQet from the City on Tuatln A¥inllt rtgatdlng
reetaurant opertflOn at 2eO 1 West Cout HIOflway.
To Pollc:e Dept f« reec>onM. copy of letter from Wanwi L Bauer regarding Iha
ahged lack of po4ICe In the atM during the trllfflc tnW1 on Febfuery 1 l between
Jambor" end Redtlm atong 8rltto4 N0r1h and Br1tto4 South
To Traffic Englt\Mr IOt reac>onN, llttlf' from the~ Homeowner• Aatoc. reg«dlng
1 tlllged vthlcle perking lffolttlont, partloult rly the vtNege In lhopplng trM.
T'o Bull,_. LloenM for r~. copy of letter lrom Newport 11elatltt Community
AMOC. QI~ tdvence notice fOf 9PfCltl actMtitt permtt on Mey 28th from 12 Noon to 4 p m fOt tllelr 2nd Annual Memor1al Dey PtenlC Ev.nt.
To 8ulllnetl Uoen9t for f9tC>OnM, oopy ol ltttet from Raymond Melltla. Chairmen of
the llcydt TraN1 Comtnttt" aMno tOvanoed notice flf 2nd Annuat Newport e-ch Bike
Event (Of May 11. at tflll Eaf81uff Petk at 10:30 e.m.
PlCTTTIOUa ..,... ..
...-eTAT'UmWT The following per.an ..
o1ng bullnett aa: NEWPORT WOOD·
OfV<INQ COMPANY, 224 ~ Newc>ort leecft, Catlf.
Dennie 8 . .AlnbrOM, '47
Otta Mfta St.. Cotti
• callf. t2&27
Thlt butlMtll It oon•
ed by. en lndMdUal
Dennie AITlbfOtt
Thl9 ttai.ment -filed h the County Cler1I of Or·
County on Fet>rvary 1, ,...,
Publlthtd Orange COM!
Piiot FebNety 1&, 23,
to the City Cler1''• Oftlct by HI-TEI< CONNECTION =:~ ~ ~ 7675 Sao-wood Drive, Hunt~
d _...., .... _... al 11,00 lngton Beach, CA 92&48
an ,_., ........, · Clltr~ne Brown Lm., Of • 900f' thefeaft• 7&75 S Drive Hunt: u practlcMMe on Ffldey, lng1on 8each CA 92i4e
Metcl\2&. 1Nf,lntht~ "Nctlard Y •• 3'21 8 di Chem.,_.. City Hal, 11 •~ IJ •~a •--,..,. ,. Drl\'I, Coet• Mete. Cell---• • _.. ........ ._..
fomi. for the f\lmtlNnQ ol t 2704
lABOR AND EOUIPMIHT Thia b~ilne" It Con•
TO R!PAIA OAl'llNG dve1td by. CC>1*1nerl
AAHOE FENCE AT COST~ y~artfla &own, Alahat'd
MESA OOL' COUASE. Thlt ttaternent WM llttd
Additional Mii Of thl with tht County Cllrtt of Or· ~lone may be ot>-•noe County on FebNIW'f tatned •t the Office of .,. 2& 1988 Purchallng Agent 111 77 Fw ' ,__
Ottve, Cotta Meea. C... Pubtllhtc:I Orange eoa.t :=t=~lon~= Dally Piiot MltCh I, t&, 23,
Cit Clwtl wtlhk'I ll8'cl time 30• 1 Me SU.Ott ~. 1n .. ......, tfW91ope, Su.(131
ldtnttfled on the ou1tldt With 1---------March 2, t , ltae
the lid ham Number ~ lhe "8.JC f«)TIC( <>PwllnQ O.~ ~~~~~~
·~bid etlell be IMde on .. cmnou1 .....
Jo Merine Dept. IOf reepon91, lltttrs ftorn MlctiMI Mc.Aller. Neal OMiand, Tim --.,.---.,.-lllft-TJC( __ _ L===========================.1 Skobel, Kn McN411f Ind Martt Fttch regerdlng tM lacai Of.~ bell,~ If\ ~t __ ,._ ........ __ ....., ___ _
Hatbor, . .. PlCTIT'IOUe .,... ..
• ' ...
==g:':O. del Mar Chetnbtr of Commeroe reQue9llnQ auppot1/eooperatl0n ~':.=.,.
regarding their letter to Hector Oodlnea. Dlttnc:t Maneg9r. lJ. 8. Pott.ti kvtoe clOlnO bUlltflett..:
concerning prOC)OMd Change lor ffr1t-clatl !'Niii Pott ol'llce In~ dej Mat. THll SILV·A RATTLE Publlchearlng~· "' • Arte~~· ACOfC)t wit" regret the rttlgnllUon 04 Aobel'I M. AINn In ~2 .:::::6'CflM °79Meo ..,_ lllt lelttf dat . 20. tHI ·--• ,........... . Ctl-lMS-11 S Mey ~ednCI end Recooet~lon Progtam. AoProvt the 1>*w _.t t _., lno., and~ • and~ the City Clttk to edver'ttae to t>td• 10 be °"'*' at 11 ::::O,:~ 'i:: =
t.f'll OI\ Aprlt 4, iNe. Thlt ~ Ii con· Treat No. t:l30t, Lott 2 and 3 • Approve I &Ybdlvltlon ~t guarantMlna ducttd by: a ~don ~Ion of the publlc """'~'-requlrM lllltth Tract No 12309, Lot• 2 and~ 8co9' c.' "-'· Ptu tdtrlt (penlont of 8IOC* 111 ~ 42. IMnt • SuOdMt6on. 1oea1ec1 on ~ boufldtd by Thlt .....,..,. WM fltct M~ INd . Ilion A.-. ~ "'-'· J9mb0tet lllo.d and Ian 0.00 wt1f11t1t County C1wt1 of Of.
Cfelll, In tile ~II Ford PUinntd ~ and authOr1-the Mayor and the City 9'lft County on F*'*Y 1 ~to •eoutt wbleet aoiWJ••t. 1tM '
Publletled by tht Oranot COMt Dailfy Pltot lunday, Merch t , tMI • • community ,_
tlfYlot 10 tn. olUunt of the ~of~ ltiech. Cttlfoml• 1'.\lblltMd Oranoe 0099(
t ~---·
lhe~fOf'l'llandlnh U..ITAW mAl.ltW
w prcMded In Ille oon-Tiit followlnG Ptf'tOnt .,. I c.m.e. 7 • Mortualy
tf'Kt ctooumtntt, #'Id lhell doing butlneae ae· ~ • er.,,,..ewy
tit accompanied by • MOONIOW AOVEN· 3500 f>8Clftevt.w Drfw
oenlftClN0tOMl'lltf''tc:Ndl TUlllU, 4141 8etl Aoed. t .. wpot1 IMct'I
Of a tMct bOnd tor not leM 81111• 1'1. Cypr_., CA 644-2700
1M1n IW of IN amount ol toe30 IMIMct,IMde~to ttie Aob Stoddard, 4029
city of Coet9 Mete. Larwln, ~.CA tol30 ~ t>td etl9ll be made on Th" bu•lnen It oon-
tht ~ torm. "*'* duc1ed W. an lndMdUat P· 1 ttwouefl ,_. ptO'lllded ., Ace ITOOOAPIO .... '*' OOcufMntll. Ho t>td ,...... ~ ... flttd tlf'fll be °°'~I rtd unleM It wttfl die eoun.y Cltf1I ol Of·
II INOI on the tl4lftk '°""' ange CoUnty on f*'-Y
tumleMd by tN City o1 as. •• Cotta M..a and • m.de In ,..,..
•coord a nee wit II ttlt ~ Orange~.:::COMt::=..L..::::::::======:::_
I