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TH IS IS THE HARDEST
TEST I 'VE EVER SEEN
THE FIRST QUESTION
GAVE ME A
l-IEADACHE ..
I DREAD THE
NEXT QUESTION ..
IT'LL PROSABLV
KNOCK ME RIGHT
OUT OF Ml
GARFIELD ®
SEAT ...
UGGM! THIS cor~Ef.
15 TOO WEAK!
IUNOAY, MARCH U, 1 ...
l'WHO DID
WHAT, Wt1ERE.
WHEN AND ~
W~V? ''
GOOD GRIEF!
Tl4E SECOND QUESTION
MADE M'/ C14E5T ~URT ...
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I WAS Rl6~T !
WHAT A TOUGH
QUESTION!
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YllR lllllTlll lillY PIPil
™ETEACHER
60T KIND OF
UPSET WIT~ ME
TODAV, DIDN'T
51-tE, MARCIE?
1'M
DOOMED!
Tl4E TJ.HRD
QUESTION
GAVE ME A
STOMACHAC~E
AND S~IN
SPLINT5 ..
(
WELL, EVERVt"HIN6
WAS ALL Rl6~T .
UNTIL YOU S~OUTED, ..
1'MEDIC ! MEDJC ! 11
by Jim Davis
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DENNIS THE MENACE
. I , CAN ·T
SEE/
B Hank Ketcham
othi n'. Its
a warm day.
(ILovE O.Jr
snowman! He
CAN1Tmelt!
Never get
personally
involved with
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Maybe th~
weather will
get colder! ,____"',_
JUDGE PARKER
HAVING TOLD HER
HUSBAND THAT SHE
IS FILING FOR
DIVORCE, LYDIA
PRIDE LOCKS
HERSELF IN HER
BEDROOM AND CALLS
SAM DRIVER
AS I SAID, I APOLOGIZE IF I WOKE YOU,
SAM ... BUT I 'VE DECIDED TO DIVORCE
HORACE ... AND I'M MOVING __ __......
OUT OF HERE
TONIGHT!
WE'LL
DISCUSS IT
IN THE
MORNING
... BUT DON'T
MOVE OUT!
PLEASE, LYDIA ... OPEN UP! DARLING, PLEASE!
LET ME EXPLAIN ! l MUST TALK TO YOU !
•
Yeah. We just have
to look on the
BRIGHT s'1de.
by Harold Ledoux
IF YOU FEEL Tf-\AT YOU CAN'T S PENO THE N tGHT
THERE, GO STAY WITH ABBEY! AS A MATTER OF
FACT, DR\VE OVER TO
SPENCER FARMS ...
AND I 'LL MEET YOU
THERE IN
45 MINUTES !
WHERE ARE YOU ANYWHERE THAT'LL GET ME
GOING AT THIS AWAY FROM YOU!
TIME OF NIGHT? c-...--
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MR. SOt.R::E. /
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MAKE 'fou H,APPY.
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Inserted).
2. First coat of paint
on n•w wood.
3. What a breeze may
c:•uae a pond to do.
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What we
don't know,
by CIBtes Osgood
Pclge 18
If She dOesD't take home an Acadeniy
Award Monday night, this acbm will
win a different distinction. She'll bold the
leooid for being nominated most Often
(8 ~) but never winning Inside, a
~ scene ftom her maverick
Manhattan life and why the
movie star ~ in
plays for a mere S 15 a
pelf~.
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LET'S ASK
Where do you keep your Oscar?
Slly FieN
lest ........ 1114'1 ....... ii .. "-t' ...
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1"hey are displayed on a shelf in the den of
the new house in l...o5 Aneeles we moved into
a year~ right after our marriage." (She
married prod~ Alan Greisman in 1984.)
.... CISlltt Jr.
lest "'' •rtlll ..... 1112'1 .......... ..... ,
.. Near my desk I have a shdf where I keep
the awards I have been lucky enough to col-
lcct The Oscar sits in the middle so it's al-
ways on view. It is my inspiration."
lutrtce StniPt
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''Riaht afta-I p it, I put it by the fireplace
becl1ise people wanted to take a look. After a
while I tucbd it away. I ~t having it by
the 6replace was showing of[
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FAST TALK
llAI£ IY (WCTIOI) IAY: 01at ~ running .for mayor of
C'.armd-by-tJle..Sea. Cali£, says of the April 8 dection: .. , don't need
this to bring ancntion to mytel( rm doing this as a residenL ..
f.astwood. SS, has lived in C'.armd-by-thc-Sea for 14 years. Mean-
time. the dctinitive Eastwood opus is arriving in stores. French writer
Fnaaiit Gaertf has compiled Clint Eastwood. a sho~w. film.
by-film chronology. to be published by St Martin's Press (pepert.ck,
$10.9S). Says Gucrif. .. Eastwood remains 'honky-tonk' by choice, ..
and cites as friends honky-tonken Merle u.a.nt, EdcUe Rabbit.
Cllllrtlt Rich. Mel TUlis and Raaaie Mlllap.
1 Flm Carter, who plays Stem Es1eban on the~ soap As rite World
Tums. bred the character wouJd be killed oft: lnslead. Caner, 23-
~-0&d daughter of TV ~tical pundit H~ C.W. is cdebrat-
ang her first anniversary an the role. which coincides with the show's
30th annivenary April 3. . . . Bflly Oym1. Wlaoopi Goldlml and
Robin WOU..S head a stqeful ot funny folks working for charity
next Sa~. Comic Relitfain live on H!>me Box Oft1c:e cable TV
at 9 p.m. /6 p.m. PST. The purpotC: nuse money for the hungry.
4? USA
WEEKEND
-Alb S--• Mlrt '111~1lar
Published by Gannett Co. Inc.
Allen H. ~ Chetrman
John J. Cwtey, President
PEOPLE
, HEADLINER
I
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USA WEEu:No•MAROf 21-23. 1986 · 3
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'I'm very keen on the Oscars'
After 8 nominations and 7 losses, will Geraldine Page finally win an Oscar? The envelopes will be
opened Monday night, 9 EST /6 PST on ABC. Win or lose, she's even more keen on acting.
ly Stephe1 Schaefer
GcraJdme Page is settled on a chair in a
drafty Manh.atlan rehearsal hall. guiding a
class of young actors. Her clothing 1s
frumpy. Her manner. ccctntnc. Her stan-
dards, exacting. Her demeanor. finn -
just shon of sarcastic.
There's Little glamour here. where she
teaches her craft t:wicc a week. Yet Page
may be bathed Monday rught in the glory
of winning an Academy Award for best
~ an accolade that has eluded her
through seven nonunallons SJncc 1953. .. rm very keen on the Oscars,.. she
says, obVJously pleased at the prospcct.
Her husband, actor Rip Tom, .. tcUs me,
'You're m danger of gttting tt this time.'"
Page CO-Owns. wtth Peter O'Toole and
Richard Burton. the record for acting
nominations without winning. This
nomination -her eighth -is for her
perfonnance 1n The Trip to Bounflful She
1s awaiting the open mg of the envelope at
the 58th Oscar presentations, an"Cd at 9
p.m. EST/6 p.m. PST Monday on ABC.
While she is without an Oscar. she has
not gone unrccogruzed. She has won two
Emmys , three Golden Globe awards, and
has two Tony nommatJons.
She's considered by some cnt1cs to be
the Oscar favorite. In fact. Rona Barren
says the academy will gJve the 61-year-old
actress the Oscar as much for her 39-year
film career as for her wortt in Bountiful.
"She brings an enormous humaruty
and com pe.Mion for all the warts people
have ... says &Jumtfafs Oscar-nominated
writer Horton Foote.
But praise for her Bount~ful perfor-
mance as not unbridled. h was "a steam-
roller of lies. tricks and mannerisms.
Overwhelming in the worst sense of the
word. .. says Time cnt1c Richard Sch1ckcl.
.. I'd~ stra.tght to the madhouse." Page
says. .. if I womed abGut half the things
other people do ...
As she Wks of Oscars and act.mg. PaMIC
keeps watch over her students. She teUs
one, "lfl nag you enough maybe you'll gtt
nd of those unconscious mannensms ... "
This ts her natural habitat.. th.ts ha1J m
the seedy Times Sq~ distnct. She ts
comfonabk. wearing her standatd uni-
form: pink !lo cap, turquoise jacket. flow·
er-print blouse. baggy pents, sneakers.
Her voice IS s0~ Her cnuetsm and
4 • USA WEEK.END· MARCH 21-23. 1986
CWLM PICl: 11 Ttl T"',. ltaffl( •,..,. 1 Tms ............ ti Nit lier
lle•alwl Wirt ... k SM .... I ... -... tlMs Ir* ti lier ...... hear 11•l11tlll.
pnusc arc unvarnished as she focuses on
what's important to her. The class tS eVJ-
dencc of the pnnciples that have gwdcd
her steadily to her near-qcndary S1atus as
an ~ of awesome range.
She admonishes her class: .. Be real.,.
.. Was that real enough?" a student asks. .. Of co~ not." Page answers.
To another she says: .. If for some rea-
son you couJd It\ your monol<>tPJC fin-
lShed before sundown. I'd appn:aate al"
Harsh words, with a purpose.
"She tauabt me to trust myself,.. says
Amanda pfummer, a 1ouna actrcs.1 who
won a Tony opposite Piie in Broedway's
Agn~ of Gbd '°Trust younel( and llstcn
to yo~lf. She's amannaJy gracious. I
remember the night of the Tonys, I had a
high fever and she was sitting behind me
in the theater. And she touched my hand
from behind the chair and smiled. When I
went up on stafC· I looked for her and her
face was beaming. ..
Paaie came to New Yortt in the rrud-
19405 as a fresh-~~ from the
Goodman Institute dmnauc school. She
studied under Uta Halen and Mira Rcs-
tova in New Yortt and was moddina in a nealilee factoty when dmctor Jose Qwn-
tero oflmid her SI 0 a week to play in
Ytrma. off-Bro.dway. She wortced m Lee
Strasberg's Actors Studio and. in the early
'60s, she and Tom bcc:ame nuUc>r su~
po11m of StrasbcrJ's .. method acting."
Suocess didn't co~ until she was cast
as lovelorn Alma in the I 9S2 off..~
way revival of Tennessee Williams' Sum-
m~ and Smw
Plp'sflmt11 ,kffens
•1m.aaa~~1n
Hondo. Lolt lO Doom ·Recd. From
HttY to Elmtity.
• lMl. Besa .arem in Summer and Sm/)kl. LOlt IO Sophia Loren. Two Womm.
81"2. .. ldrell in~ Bird of YoutA Lost to Pa~ Duke, The Mirot:k Work.Ir.
• 19'7 ... ~am 1n You'rt'a l!'8 Boy Nuw. Loia to Est.elk
~~GltdCJ)W. • Jf12. Belt IUPP()l1iaa llCU'CS$ In
Ptf' •n· 11JJ~. l.cJll ao Blees\ Hecbrt.
Bunff'flin tlTt Fra • tm. .. 9CDal in l"'triors
Loit IO Jent Fcada, Comi'tl Home 81.._ Best~ ICtrm 1n
T1w ~ ~IWidt 'V'""'° Lost
IO Pta;Y A ~10 India
That led to her fim Hollywood him.
Hondo. a 1953 John Wayne Western for
which she received h~ first Oscar nomi-
nation as supporting ~
She was seen as the shy. love-hungf\ son until she wowed the worid in another
Wtlliams' drama. Sweet Bird of You1h in
1959. Then only 34, she played the aging.
pot-smoking, cocaine-snoning mo' 1e
queen m a way that showed she was capa-
ble of aJmost anything. Hollywood, which
had forgotten her after Hondo. beckoned
She was on ber way. first in a film of
Summttr and Srn<>k,, in 1961 and then 111
S~'ft'f Bird of Youth in 1962. Each earned
her an Oscar nomination, but no Oscar
Docs losing hurt? .. It's such a sen~ of
reLie~ The responsibility oftryinJ to make
a speech that anybody will Wee ts so great
that you're just thnlled you don't have 10
go up there."
Married and divorced from violinist
Alexander Schneider in the 'SOs. she wed
Rip Tom in 1963, a marriaac that is en·
during if unconventional
Both are pros; both are strong-willed.
E.ach has a separate apan.mmt in the
same New York buildina. He eccompa·
nied her to the hospital rcccntJy when she
was overwhelmed by exhaust.ion from
overwork: 5he had a party for his 55th
binhday in February.
"Rip is wort:ina a lot more these days.''
she says. .. And he attributes all th.ts cm-
plo~ent to the fact that we're not l()leth-
er. He was nominated for a 1984 09car
for his supportinc role in Cross Crttk.
.. rve known them for ~" says
Bounlifu/ dirtaor Peter Mastenon, .. and
I don't think anybody can ficw"e out the
two of them. T O(lether. they're even more
unique. They bad twins because it look
the two of them to fiaure it all OUl" Paaie and Tom are the parents of twins
Tony and John, 19, and Angdica, 20.
Tom's dauabter, ~his first wife,
actress Ann W lived with
them ~-IF 11 . Pis was film-t,. Bowfl(ful in Waxahachie, icxas, Tom
and the children all came for a visit The
twins are even in the movie.
.. Remember the 9CC'OC at the bus sta-
tion ticket windovl!" Pits asb. .. Those
two beautiful men sta.ndina behind me are my sons. ..
Her personal joy is the Mirror Reper-
tory Co. For four years she bas sacrificed
time, ~ and money to nurture this
~na Manhattan troupe, where she's
.. 111.lSt in residence. .. She's played roles in
eight Mirror productions, (or which she is
paid SIS per perf~ .
.. When I talked to Gerry about playina
in BounJifaJ... Masienoo recalls, .. I told
her ~ didn't have much money. And she
said, 'Isn't that the way it always is with somethinc you want to do?' ..
And sbe says it l8lin: '"There's a won-
derful epigram, 'Sometimes money is too
expensive.' It means if you have to give
up so much to .,et the money, it's not
worth il .. Her career, with roles that raillJ!
from ads lo choice bits, is evidence of
her ran,e and an unbendina will
.. Agents usually say that one of the
most dan8':rous thinas an actor can do,"
P'dge says, .. is jump from a starring role lo
a supporting one. But I've made these
choices to p&case myself. Ptioplc always
ask me about a favorite role. I loved that
woman in Po~ of Grmrwich Vil~ -
and only worUd two days. rm so food of
Gertrude in Pttt 'n' Tilltt. Imagine to be
in a movie with Carol BW"nett and Walter
Matthau and be the comk relief. f Ntriors
for Woody Allen was harder because
Woody Allen was on my case to 'simpli-
fy.' He tortured me but I was aJad."
For each of the three roles she got an
09car nomination, and no Oscar.
"'Some~ who is that much a veteran
can be intirnidatins." says Tay1or Hack-
ford, who directed Paee in the role of Mik-
hail Baryshnikov's agent in Whitt Nights .
.. But you just step up and say what you
want and she listens.. That's the lovely
thins -she knows she's gmat but she
walks into each role and says, 'Am I good
enouah to do this?' "
Her dedication oontinucs. Page is on staee qain with the Mirror troupe in a
1920s drawing room comedy, Tht Circlt.
Pdge, still Osar-less after all these years, can onJy oonclude: .. People who 10
into acting for anything other than just
~ oftnd for the joy of it are bound
to be disappointed." a
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Discover the ~~ER_ STO_RY .
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His fnends calJ him MQ." and every-
o~ calls him a winner. Everyone, that
is, except elusive Oscar.
But come Monday mght's Academy
Awards. Oscar and Qwncy Jones ftnaJJy
may be on speaking terms. The master
musician has a shot at three of HoUy-
wood's golden guys for his work on bcst-
pkturc contender The Color Purple.
"It would be a dream come true." says
Jones.. 53. .. If I win. l1l happily accept
and never give 1t back. ..
His four previous nominations came
up short. Two were for best so~ The
£~ of Leve from the 1967 film Ban-
ning. and For love of by from the 1968
film of the same name. Another was for
best original score. 196 Ts In Cold Blood.
and the fourth was for best adaptation
sc:ott for Thi' I-Viz in 1978.
This time. it's more than his music
that wins notice.
Along with nominations for best song
and best original score is one for best
producer - a job Jones had tacJded on
records.. but never for a movie.
.. It's like building a rocket and having
no control over it once it's launched"
Jones says. desaiblng the experience.
.. Major films cost between $50.CXX> and
S60.CXX> a day to shoot You can't sit
around and th.ink about making a deci-
sion when you have that expensive a meter running. ..
The O!car has been one of the few
entenainment ~ to elude Jones.
who has been bitting all the right notes
sintt recovering from a serious illness
that required brain SWJCfY in t974. .. I k>ok at the wor1c rve done since
then -Thriller, The Color Purple. We
Art The World -and I realize God
kept me living for a specific purpose. rm
not going to get into a spiritual thin&. but
let's just say the operation taught mt to
~ve my talents to thinp I really believe m ...
That talent has borne plenty of fruit
for the Beverly Hills, Calif. resident.
who is married to former Mod Squad
star Peggy Lipton.
•He won an Emmy in 1977 for his
original soore for the tdcvision miniSCT-
ies smash Roots.
• He's taken home 17 Gnmmys, in-
cludina four in 1983 for record of the
year, &al It: album of the year, Thnller,
best rcoordfog for children.. £. T.: T~
Exlra-Tnresrrial: and producer of the
)Ur.
•And he was named to the Washina· ton Sea~ Historic:al Society•s Centennial
Hall of Honor in I 98S. Jones was born
m Chicago but rajsed in Seattle.
He tw worked with a ~table who's
who of artists. including Lena Home.
Frank Sinatra.. Ella Fitqerald, Diana
Rou. ~ Lee, Ray Charles. Tony
9V a.berl Kinney
IP Fii J ISCMS: ..-., Jllm lills • l.-J
-11 Ct JI, ....... flt.
Bennen and Mich.act Jackson.
Jones just 1Cems to understand the
stuff that turns tunes into huge tuts for
these stars.
.. You need a strong Jyric. .. be says. " If
a sona brinp goose bumps to me. then I
k:.now it's a 1PCXf song.
111c most oommerciaJ thing you can
have in a song as sincerity. We are m the
only business in the world where our
product is consumed before it's pur·
chased. Pcop&c can er:t a record on the
radio free (so) it bas to move them
~ to want to purchase it. ..
With Jones producing. Michael Jack·
son bas moved a Jot of people. His Otl
the Wall album bas sold 8 million ~
since its 1981 rtleasc. ThriUw. ~
in 1982. has sold more than 46 million
'1 saw Michael ID from a major rt·
cording star to one of the most &mou'
people on the planet. .. Jones sars;. "I
used to er:t lcttcn addressed to 'Michael Jackson, USA.'"
In 1985. Jones oondue1ed. prod~
and ~ the musical appeal for Af.
rican &.mine retie( We Are tM World
which featured tht uSA·s top perfonn-
ers.
1'hc oon.sciousness of a whole OC"W gener&tJon has been ahcred by the
so~ .. he 58)".S-.. Maybe now people will
think more m tmns of we instead of me."
So what's next after au the ~?
He's considering producina another
ftlm. a musical, but .. my main plans are
to prod~ my own album. ~ rvc
been wortina on lbc put three years.
and another ~ with Michael
.. Ndther Michad or I have a due as
to what the next record is about. Wt.
haven•t recorded anythjna yec and the
album won't be out until tht end of the )tar."IJ
-Cr111 •••1t. -.. ,..,
Shedllng season:
T111e to groom
-orvacam
ly Dr. Lewis ....
It happens every spn~ The mercury
starts climbing and the fur starts flying,
This is shedding season and it is especially
imponant to be conscientious about
groomi~ your dog or cat. to kceJ> your
pet lookjng fit and to save you rself from
constant vacuuming,
Shedding is caused by a tempera1ure-
1rigercd signal in the animal to rid it of
the thick layer of underfur 11 has accumu-
lated as winter protection.
If you didn't choost a fuzz-frtt peL
such as a poodle. schnauur. or re~ (cat).
here ~ some S1fFSlions for lessening
the effects of shedding:
•Hair loss can be controlled with good
nutrition. Moist canned food should be
pan of the diet for dogs or cats wnh a dry-
skin problem. Adding a bit of bacon fat or
com oil each feeding also helps -a half
teaspoon for small dogs. one teasp<><>n for
large dop. Cats respond to a half tea-
spoon of buner added to their food
•Proper: grooming wilJ keep your pet's
fur loss m its comb and not on your car-
pets. For comfortable grooming. ch~ a
strong metal comb and a bristle brush.
Wire brushes can mju~ the animal's skm.
Always comb with the lie of the hair. nev-
er against it. Remember to groom your
pet daily. making sure to thorouahly
comb out the thick underfur.
•If you prefer to leave the grooming
chores to somebody else. most areas offer
profcss1onaJ grooming sen·1ctS for pets.
If you take your pet to one. make sure 11
has the same standards for cleanliness
that you would expect from a beauty sa-
lon for humans. Be sure the bathing and
holding areas are clean and well-venulat-
ed.
•When bath10J an animal yourself. try
to make the expenenct as pleasant as pos-
sible. Fill a ~ tub with I 1h to 2 inches of
luk~ water. uft the animal or coax 1t
to Jump in gientJy. And onct the pet is m
the tub. you might gi ve 11 a favonte treat
as a reward.
Wet the pet down with a hosc--type
shower or by pouring a pitcher of water
over 1L Lather up with a mild shampoo.
Rub in thoroughly. beginning from the
neck down toward the tail. Use a wash-
cloth to clean the animal's face and cars.
Rmse thof'OU&hly. makjng sure all the
soap is rinsed from between the toes and
paw pads.
If yoUr. pet suffen a severt hair l<m you
should consult your vet But for the nor-
mal seasonal shed.just keep brushing and
telling you~lf that it only means warm
we.thtt is On the WI). IJ
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Ted Koppel
's coo • • • 1nqu1s1 or
7 million of us watch him illuminate
issues and puncture pomposity on
'Nightline,' which marks its sixth
anniversary on Monday. But what
makes Koppel tick?
ly,.. Pnltt
DI ... M fttb .... th tHltl
art tlrlH 114 M's llttnMwlt
~ by and large, are not par-
ticularly interested in my views
on substantive matters. The in-
terviewers are more interested
in, as indeed is to be expecttd, in
the kind of personality profile
that you are in the prooess of~
iJl$ riabt now. Well fine. I am
going to reveal just '° much of
my personality to you, not be-
cause I have any particular sus-
plcio1'.15 of~ou,-~t beau~ I~ lievc m mamt.am.mg a oenam ~
IJ"eC of privacy in my own life. °'"""" ............ sM 114 "911utM wftll I t .. ..., tt M I ,,.,,. 11S. ••• I
"''t ulw fMb llM'J': That IS
the professional side. . . . We
have to put on a bro9dcast and
we have to maintain a c:ertaJn
quality. And that quality is not
maintained by ~ peo~
who are doina a mediocre Job
that they are doina a wonderful
job. That quali~ is not main-
tained by deJudina myself into
thinkina that I am doing a won-
derful job when I know that I am
doing a mediocre job. The only
thin& that I would like to add is
that 1 don't suffer foolishness in
m)'9Clf J)adJy either.
DI Mill fut 11 Ma ftct ....
...... , ........ -11II1 ,....s.,er ......... Ja 21:
Two minutes before air tune
Rick Kaplan (executive produc-
er) said. .. You aot a tenSC of hu-
mor'!" I said, "Yes. .. He wd.
"We can't Md the Refrittrat«.
... We have lost 306 pounds.. He
1s m the hotel somewhere. but we don't know ~ he is. ..
Now you know that William
Pmy is the big draw on th.is prcr
gram tonight ... We can't find
him. What do you do at a time
like that? The simp4c thing to do
1s to take the audience into your
confidence and say ... You arc
not going to believe this. but we
have misplaced 306 pounds. We
don't know where he is. He was
supposed tQ be here. but he isn't
and we got this other guy, Den-
nis McKinnon, who is put ~
to sit in for a while, and Dennis.
God bles.1 you for being here ...
01 ~Is ,rh'ltt tlllt: One of the
fallouts or s-rt of the fallout of
this job is that there is so little
private time that when we have
it. my wife and I kind of cherish
n and we spend it either with the
ldds or alone.
01 ~Is •Hy scM41le: By the
ume I roll out of the bed at 9, the
world is functioning and the
phone calls happen. If thert arc
thinp to be done in the context
of my home, they've got to be
done during those first hours of
the day and yet the day goes on
until 2 or 3 o'clock in the mom-ina. That just makes it pretty
t~. In order to see my kids
dunng the week. I try to go home
for dinner Tuesdays and Tb~
days. I don't make it most ofthe
time, but I try. Don't misunder-
s&and. I am not oomplain.i.ng. I
think that it is a wonderful op-
portunity I reioogn.izt that thert
are at least 100 million people
who would glad)y ttade P'accs
with me.
, ............... ta
lttllt: It is not that it talc:es a
while to unwind The house is
quiet and no one is telephoning
me and no one is waitina outside
the door to Ft m. 50 that is when
I read books. Right now I am
readina Ammcan Cat'SQf, which
lS William Manchester's book
on Douglas Mac.Anhur. I like
b.istory and I 11.ke good fiction.
01 MillcllJ. falllly IM RR: I
think you will find that everyone
who is close to me C'lther pro~
s1onally or personally will have
the feeling that he or she or they
arc beinJ shortchansed to a cer-
tain po1nt That is the oonse-
quenoc of an effort to try to bal-
ance it And when you balance
it. I mean no one is going to say
to you. .. Yeah. there is no ques-
tion in my mind ~t Ted always
will live family and home pref-
erence." Nor will~ find any-
one who will •y. Yes. Ted will
always ,;ve wortc preference ... °' llllttMr " •1'Hh tt .. .. IOtlllt' fer 11 .,. run:
The answer is absolutely no. ...
Jt just takes too much out of me
and too much out of my f.am1)y.
... I am sure that I am pna to
do this for another couple of
years.. I am under contract to do
this for another couple of years..
OI ,.,.s1st11t ,...... tUt IM'll
re,&lct , .. ., J1111111 .. ·a1c
ltrM Im TtliOt': For me to
say I am interested, I am urun-
teruted, really does display a
certain arropncc because It lS
not a live posgbility and the
only reason I ever talk about It is
because I keep being asked about
1L . . . I would rather not be
asked about it I am trymg to
answer 11 as honestly as J can. It
1s not something I think JS going
to happen. but that {betng asked
about it) male.cs it sound as
though people arc COl\StantJy
beating down my door saying.
.. Oh. Ted. dear Ted. v.ion 't you
come and take over th.ls show?"
They arc not, for a very ~ood
reason: Pet.er Jcnru.np is do1ng a
tirsHate job on that program.
DI ._,,_, carttn: Sometb.ma
in foreisn policy, that kind ol'
wallts around up there in my
brain sometunes. I spent 50
much of my life coverina it that l
would like to~ what happens
on the uwde..
0. llb ..ten: In terms of
iflE llPPEI. FU
someone who took me by the
hand and led me through jour-
nalism. I would have to say now,
despite the fact that we got off to
a rocky start. Roone Ariedle bas
been a mentor. Roooe has been
able to see thm~ m me that l
didn't even know ~ tbc:rc.
01Ms"""'~".....,
.. t,.,,.W 114 .. "'"" M I sMiW 1CCt9tt std I llr&t.
ry, ,.,.rtMty ""' Sitt.Mt: FrcczulJ my salary at the level at
wtuch 1t is is not gomg to be
Vlewcd as a sacrifice by anyone.
It would have to be more than
frec:nng the salary. It would have
to be a dimmuuon by several
hundred percent to bnng it
down to a )evcl in which anyone
in the public in thelt right rrund
would be able to worlc up any
sympathy whatsoever or any ad-
mirabon whatsoever and say.
.. My God. what a saaifioc you
have made."
h "'1 'llPtll•' Is ucceuflt:
We try to Ft the most mtcrcst-
ma people to talk about the most
1 nle1'eSUna subjects 1n the 'NOr1d
m the most entcrtammg W1ly
that wt can. a
USA WE1x.ENt> • MA11t0i 21 -23. 1986 • 9
The 221() q~ in the •une;y ocwered all vital oomponentll, including the toUowin.g.
Engine11 .. BraJcee.
The survey questioned over 50,CX>O drivers. Completed in July 1985, it
covered owner-reported problems during the previous six months. The
survey included vehicles as new as 1984 and those up to four years old. It
served as an indicator of how the quality of Lincolns, Mercurys and Fords
compared to the quality of competitive makes and models. And, as a
group. Ford Motor Company products came out on top. That's the kind of
quality you can expect to find in the cars and trucks we're building today.
Bum!e Up-'JbCether we can Aft llfts.
Elect.rioaJ and~-. Climate Control&
'lbatS what happens
when~make
Quality Job 1.
• &
hnt • •Aneola • lleremy • llatmr Fold 'n'acb. Fold 'lnctal'a
Quality is Job 1.
•
Knight to fans:
Keep your eye
off the baskelball
Big-time colqe basketball's clash of
the FinaJ Four is only a week away. And if
you want to watch it as you've never
watched it before. take this tip from Indi-
ana University coach Bobby Knight
Don't watch the ball.
When the Nauonal
Collegiate Athletic As-
sociation 's champion-
ships art decided March
28 through 31 . you
should watch the de-
fense and the action
away from the ball if
)IOU really want to un-
de rs tan d the game.
Knight says.
The volatile I ndia.na
coach.. who led his Hcxr
9y Robel1 Oeu'9d'I
18UY UIClr: ...., tifs •
Ms lfttWee.
sier team to 1976 and 1981 titles. says m
his new video A Knigh1 of Ba.skerball
(Kartes Video Communications.. $19.9S)
that~ look at the game but very few sec what is actually taking plact ...
What Knight says fans should do:
•Watch the offense to see how easily it
moves the ball into better sconng areas.
•Watch the defense to sec if the play-
ers help each other. It's a liv~playcr job.
But Knight says. conttntrate on the
defense. That way you can figure out
where the game is headed. If you concen-
trate too much on the offense, you will
only know where the pme has been.
'When a shot is taken. don't watch the
shot. look at the defensive rebounding."
says the coach of the USA 's 1984 gold
medal Olympic team ... If an offensive
player tips in a missed shot all the defen-
sive work goes down the drain."
Watch how teams run the fast brcalc-
the quick offensive thrust after a missed
shot or a &OOd defensive play. Do they
move the balJ quickly? Art they llllP"S-
si ve? How does the defense react. by hus-
tling or by troning down the coun? How
well do the teams switch back and fonh
from offense to defense?
Pressure on the Final Four makes pa-
tience -always a Slgn of a champion -
more imponant than ever. Knight says.
.. How quickly does the offense take the
shot? ... You must maJce the defense
play. One or two passes before a shot isn't
testing the defense ... Knight says.
You can put your new savvy to the test
in the women's NCAA semifinals next
Friday on ESPN. 7 p.m. EST/4 p.m. PST.
The title pmc is next Sunday on CBS at I
p.m. EST/10 a.m. PST.
The men's semifinals art next Saturday
on CBS. 3:30 p.m. EST/12:30 p.m. PST.
The title game is Monday. March 31 . on
CBS. 9 p.m. EST /6 p.m. PST. Q
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12 ·USA WEEX.ENt>' MA.Rat 21 -23, 1986
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..
~or Easter eating,
ry hand-cured ham
urry SOllbU
\round f.aster, the ice mdts
the pond out back of Amo
nkJer's farm near Colum-
\fo That means it's time
~ inklcr. 70, to check on
600 Boone County hams
t he cures each year. He1J
' one at least nine monw
10 cook for Easter dumcr.
..aster means ham to many
pie across the USA. and big
1ness for those who~
'Tl Jim Groves of V. W.
ncr. a Srnith6ck1, VL, ham
kcr, expects to sell 200.CXX>
nds in March -3 to 5
es more than in February.
VinkJcr makes barns the
lus father tauaht him, and
way Missourians have
1 ma.Icing ham since Daniel
•ne's sons moved out to the
ttory tn the early 1800s.
ach ham is rubbed with
ikler's secret blend of
"SC salt. brown supr and
:k ~pper, wrapped 1n
:her s paper, slipped m a
h baa and huna &om the
:rs of bis ham boule.
ientucky, Tenncaee, Vit-
t and Ncnh Carolina
e similar country hams,
JChna the intanationalty
iwned Smithfield.
New £naland, conK:Ob
kc and maple S)'l'Ul> are
-Iowa. the lqest pcx1c
produana state, 1s home of the
Amana Colony. a German re-
bgJous sect that produa:s hidc-
ory-smoked, SUF-curcd ~s
from hop raised on their
25,CXX> acres of farmland near
Cedar Rapids. The CaJuns m
the bayou country west of New
Orleans produce tasso. a
heavily smoked boneless ham
cum1 with cayenne pepper.
-cunng hams 1s the way our
forefathers provided the fam-
11) 's me.at in the days bcfort ~fngcrat1on." says Don Nau-
mann. a University of Missou-
ri food science professor.
The Qunese were curing
pork by 3CXX> B.C.. he says. ~
mg Just about the same ~ ~ The salt penetrates the
meat. forcing out moisture -
a brcedina around for blctena
and the parasite trichina.
December always has been
the traditional time to curt
ham because the cold ..ather
sjves the salt time to ~te
the meat without spoilllt-Al-
i na tbrouahout the warm sprq and summer allows the
ham to develop flavor and ar<>-
ma. Most b&nd-cured hams are --1 six to 18 months. .. We like the real flavor of
the pcxt to rome throtch. ..
says Wink&er. .. And when
there's oki ham. bucuits and
pvy on the tab&c, a ti:Oow
can't beat that., now, can he?"'
US>. WaxEND. M.uat 21-23. 1986. JJ
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additiooal Nab fee.
ABC'S 20/20 News Team Fools
lew Yon Diamond Mart Experts
The Dllliooal TV Sbow "20/20'' visited the famous
47th Street D\amond Malt in New York lookma for
appnials OD some "<hamoods." ~ oputJ t.bcn
looked 11 the jeweb throqb theit ;e.der'• loupes
(mqnifyina slaw). Without any sutpidoo, they pvc the
Van Pkr-typc countcrleil dLllDOOd ~ of ~
thowancb o f dollan befOR a TV audience or millions of
peopk. How foolish they must have fdt when they saw
lhc Ibo•.
Top Economist Says
Coaumers Would 1Nt foolish to
Buy a Mined Diamond llowl
A respected authority Oii invatmcnta in diamonds,
aokt. silver, coins and ocba precious FDIJ(OOCS (called
"bard mooey''), J.C. llewt, ILlled r«cmly, "If JOU att
buytnJ a 11111.ll, mined diamond-less than two
careu-and expect it to lppncill~ in value, you are aoinl
to M disappoimed ''
The reuons thc econoouR poinled out were: one, the
reaalc for used diamonds 11 very small; two, if you ldl to a
JC"#dcr or other dealers, they will pay only about ~ or
the current reuiJ valur, and third, the new Van Pier
Diamond la vuually equal, if noc superior, at a ff'8Ction of
the inflated c:osa of mined diamonds.
•'It docsn' 1 makt any economic eenx ror the avcr.,r
ptnOn to wast~ hard arn«t dollan on a hiah priced
mined ctiamood when leu than I " will eva radf the
stooe," lle¥d said. (J.C. lle¥d is listed u a top authonty
in a recmt editiotl o f "WHO'S WHO IN HARD MONEY
ECONOMJCS.")
Now you can ti.Ye }e'Wdry 1ba1 will truly imptaa
nayont you meet. lmaiu~ a nn-weddma rina wltb •
bia. da.z::diQI Van Pk:r Dimnood. or a slictaina pinky rina
(Of a mu. Or why not aQoY ,the pleuun Of warina
dlamood earrinp, bncdcU or necklllces and no ~ will
ewr-know the dilfcrmce.
And thiztk of what pat situ Van Pier Dicnondl will
make. lt.emanbcr even jewdcn and pswubroten can'1
tdl tbt diff"""" witboot c:ompticalod tal.l:na.
S15 a Carat for This Sale Only
Selling In Europe for S1•
AJ a sianJ promotiooaJ c:cnpaisn lO introduce lhc
inc:redibk, new Van Pk:r DWnond, cmJy the fint $,000
peopk in each SUie wiU M-a11o-ed 10 buy lbac beautiful
jewels "' a xnsaUoGal low price of s I$ a C&rll Oii a f 11'11· oome, flnH1a·~ buis.
A f~ mooths a,o the Van Pier Diamond WU
introduced in Europe thc saint way With t.mncndous
S\ICCUS. Now lbe Van Pkr Diamond rccuJarly reW1a 1ba-c
11 •hat is cquiva.lmt to about SIOO US doll.an a car11.
Europeans are known for their c:ooccrt1 with hiah
qualJIY and value. They ovcrwhdminafy 81Ceepted IM Van
Pier Diamond as a betta value than mined dl&monds.
Umlt Per Customer -llo
Ordera Accepted From
Jewelers or Dept. Stores
There is a limit of two Van Pier l>iamoGds pCT order
unleu t.bc order is pa1tmarked MfOR April 30, 1916.
Orders postmarked Mf ore then may nquc:s& a muimum
or 7 diamonds.
Since !bu is a promotional campaisn to 1ntroducr the
Van Pier DWnond 10 the nation a1 a OCJlt way bdow our
reaulat wbo6es.a.k price, no orders from jewder's Of
dcpa.rtrneo1 Slorcs wlll M KCepecd.
llew Yort Mapztne Says, More
Beautiful Than Mined DiMlondsl
Ail)'OM who ..,.. this -jnrd is •oundcd • lu
bauny &Dd brilliance. In (Kt, New York Mapzine went
further in a reocru anide iaatina " .. It looks e¥eD betta
than a (mined) diamond,''
Expected to be Hottest
Gift of Ute Yearl
A spota.rnan for the COlDllUY Indicated in an lnlavM"W
I.all w~ Uw due lO the trcmmdolU acap4.lnCe of the
Van Pier Diunoeds in Eu~. Amcrlcans are o.peaed to
rapood -lftOft cntbosiwic:alJy ... , bdievc ~
hu fdt How wonderflll h would M to IM somcont )'OU
love • diamond '.
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Tiiie V8D Pier tM•acd is DOC• brildl •a einld
dllmoad IDd ta Nllllal to Mtert., ...._ II "' a.tel• the lincrtdib6e tem..-urc or owr 5000 ..,._
FabrmlmL '1llc hlrdell .... !Miu 11 only 1716 .....
F.
TIM V• Pier Olmmood wlll lut many, mmy 81clma
wtl.lloua -.y WIDn& IA tact. )'OU wtD recdw I Ulclaw
w~ ..-. _, ddaa.
THE o/I~ ~ DIAMOID
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Postdate Your Cltecll for 30 Days
~ree Inspection In Your lfomet
Wt att 10 certain tJw J'OU 'D M vc:ry pleued with a Van
Pier Diamond tJw M will kl you examine them ID your
home without riakini a dollar If fOf any reuon you don't
like t.bc Van Pier oi.mood. Jllll mail ii t.ck to us wttlun
30 days and we wiU ~urn your Sl(*daled check
u.oca*1ied. u. .., ~ 0... C-.1. QI .... free. ....
2IAAA TS (1~151.-7111) na,t la Ucu, uO
••Mli.. A*'• o,.... N.. m . Al wc11n ........... l ..,.....,., .. dm.
lmqinc bow ac:iuna it will M 10 show off )'Ow new
diamond to your friench. And rememba ii is Warranted
(Of a lifetime in writinJ. ,__,.
NOTOCOPIU IOT ACCEPTED
Tiii COUPOl MUIT ACCOllPUT OUBI
YAllD THRO APRIL 30, 191& -
1 an .~ F .:J~,1# ::_
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1 llOlllo ~,__to Olf ~ dlloob °'le:-.. ~bo.....,.
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YOUR FINANCES
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300,000 from
ilSlnl1Ce poq:
ow to make it grow
QleStiol
Help' A.s a rcttnl Wldow rn my 30s.. I
st got S.300.CXX> from my la~ husband·s
surancc policy I have a 2-ycar-old and
o t'\J)('nence at aJI WJth m~. P\cas.e
II me how to invcs11t and ktt'p It safe -
t'n from fu1ure spouses.
Joannt Preston
McArthur. Calif.
(rel nch sJowl y. M adviSC'S Ja> Rabino-
llz manager of the FinanaaJ Planning
·pa11men1 at Memll Lynch in New
<>r~ Orpmze your money rn a thl"tt'-
el'l'd P)Tam1d. Wlth each tJCT represenl-
,g a pa111cular investment strateg)r
•The bottom tier 1s the broadest and
fl-..1 If )'OU need to ~ some of your
It husband·s salar). It should co~ from
1 ~tments in this lier For cxampk. 1f
ou needed income. you could put 60 per-
rnt of the $300.<XX>. or S 180.CXXl. into
\l'd-mrome invcst~nts such as cert1fi-
a1t~ of deposit or Treasury bonds. At 10-.1, \ interest rates. that would ~ you
·1 w(.'('n S 16.CXX> and $20.CXX> a year.
•The middle slice of the pyramid rep-
t''l('n t!) the more agress1 ve. growth-on-niro investments -stocks or real estate
!> a voung person, you aJso need to look
or growth opponunitia Dtvmihc3t1on
s the other important pnnciple for a be-
nn1ng investor.
•Stay away from the top level of the
~ram1d for now. That's where you'll find
he most agrcssivc investments -com-
mod111es. high-risk stocks and options.
Ho"' much of your $300.CXXl goes into
each tier depends on your needs. If you
need a lot of curren1 income. then more of
11 should go into the bottom 11cr. If you
don't need much current income. then
'Ou can afford to put more of 11 into the
middle tier for capital srowth.
Before you do anything. draft a Wlll.
naming your child as hclr You also need
to name a trusted friend or fam1I) mem-
bcT. wnh financial savvy. as a guardian.
Otherwise. the roun pteks 1hc auardian. If
no one in your family has expencnce
managing money. you m1&ht na~ a
bank trustee of your child's funds.
Remember. don't look to make a kill-
ing. Handle your windfall cautiously. and
you and your child wi ll benefit for the rest
of your hves. !J
'Vttd ad\·1ce on managtng money?
If ·mr 10: USA WEEKEND. Your F1-
11oncrs. PO Bo\ JOO H. Washmgton.
Dr 10044 lncludr a hruf hlographr.
mur home and wor/.. addf'C'SS('S and phonr
1111111/lers
BYM.AI
WHEN YOU BUY HANES-MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Now when you purchase one 3-pack of any Hanes®
Men's underwear. we11 mail you a $2.00 refund. Buy
one 3-pack of Hanes Boys' underwear and get a
$1.50 refund by mail.
Buy one of each and we'll send you $3.50!
Since £Nery Hanes
T-shirt and bnef
has to pass eleven
qualrty tests -an.Q
Inspector 12 -you
can always be sure
you're getting the
best underwear
value around. Add
the refund and it's
even better. But
hurry. This offer ends
April 12. 1986.
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15 questions
to ask yonelf
about i111Uiity
'
ly Joutllll Wlks
When the flu hits town. are you always
the first to find at?
Then maybe it's time you took this
sample lCSl It can help dctcrminc if your
diet and li(Fstylc are making you suscepti-
ble to sickness.
RCSlstancc to infection as among the
top topics this W'ttkcnd at the annual
m«llng of the Amcncan Academy of AJ-
lcrgy and Immunology in New Orleans.
Thc threat of AIDS (acquired immune
deficiency syndrome) has focused new at-
tention on how the body fends off discasr.
The newest book on bofstering resistance:
Jfax1mum Immunity (Houghton Mifflin
Co .. St6.95) by Michael A. Weiner of the
University of California in Bcrlccley. an
expert on nutrition and how diseases
spread.
His book includes a tcSt. abbreviated
here. aUowi"' you to measuf'C' your Ml m-
m unity QuotJcnt." To take 1t. answer yes
or no:
I. Have you been healthy. free of maJOr
i llncss. in the last five years?
2. Arc you alJcrgy frtt?
3. Do you generally feel confident?
.C. Do you avotd '"hard" drup. such as
cocaine. heroin or amphetamines?
5. Do you abstain fTom or limit dnnk-
ang to less than 3 ouncts a day of alcohol?
6. Do you refrain from srnokin(.
7. Do you limit fats and meats m your
d~?
8. Do you avotd smoked foods?
9. Is your diet high in fiber. at least 25
grams a day?
10. Do you cat seafood three times a
W'ttk?
II. Do you avoid food chemicals and
additJvcs?
12. Do you rcgularty cat fruits and veg-
etables?
13. Do you cxcmsc vtgorously seven
times a week?
J.C. Four times a week?
15. Do you take vitamins A. C and E.
selenium. or a muluvttamm and mineral
su pplement on a daily basis'>
Grading: one or two no answers. A.
three to four, B: five. C: six. D: more than
SIX. F.
Wetncr says A through C means your
F"C'3l lifestyle 1s probably gjvtng your
immune system a boost D through F
means your lifestyle could be undercut-
ting your immune system: ifs time to
look 9eliously at aivina it an active boost
To raise your score. Weiner recom-
mends such commonsense sugestions as
increasing fresh fruits and vceeub&cs in
your diet 1C1tina exercise. even if ifs just
a walk around the block and idcntifymg
and reducing causes of stress. Q
16 ·USA WEEx.END· MAAat 21-23, 1986
Yo u a r e cordially invited to meet
the engaging and whimsical
and utterly delightful
Woodmo use family_
\unt Polh baking
ht'r f .rniou• < hC'<'K"< .ikt•
<.ouncn (Au,.n fom,
""' •t""' hat in h.lru1
\\1ll1.1m
~ncl
(~\t''tlln('
C,randfatht'r
SoimuC'I WoorlmuuM<
Aunt Win1omt',
11u1ruuor m rl.rnurtl(
.rnd h" <lr111111 <' ~1•1C'r I" A new collection of delicate, hand-painted porcelain figurines Coutin Al~n
.tn"n •on 1h C' liirm
fHERE'S C~CU. ALEXA;..ID£R. !io<icntist.
invt"mor and well-known lecturer . . Aunt
Winsome. instrucior in dancing and de-
portment . . violin virtuoso Uncle Sebas-
tian and country rnu~ins Tom and Iv\ ...
And all the otht'r memben of th<' Wood-
mou5C' famil}. who first appeared 1n the dd1gh1-
ful book,· A Mouse Fclm1h· Album." Wrinen and
illustrated bv reno" ned Brnash arust Pamela
Sampllon. th.is "'•himsit-al tale 1s about a famih
1•·11h more than iu 'hare ol gifted ... imellenual
and 1omeum~ misd11e,ous . m1a1
But such mice! falented musician~ AMl~ts.
Successful merchants. And a fasunaung arra\
of au nu and uncles and cousins.
rhere's fat.her William in has \\'eflding attire.
111p hat and dress gk>v~ elqr.mth· in hand. And
mother Cde,tine. A radiant bride in ruffies and
lace. her wcctding vt"il K"t c:ver §0 daintilv above
her little pink mowe~an. And Unc~ Alexan-
der, his dothing in gnat disarray, a.s ~fits a
preoccupied (and eminenl) llCicntist.
Then there art' the young 'una. Uttk ~rgl"
in hi~ gre<ttcoat and peaked cap. Gwyneth. ever
the liuJc lady. in her new pink dress and whitc
straw hat. Even Professor Plum and his nt«c,
Lttitia. the Woodmousc familv hcin and 'dt~·
covcreri of the Wooctmousc:" familv album
fwt>nty-ft~ mcmb<-rs of this remark.able fam-
1h 1n .tll-<:a<.h portr<1\t'd in a figurml'.' no big-
ger than 31..,· tall, <rahed in 1mponed bisque
pon.elain. and Im ingh painted by hand to rap-
ture <."\(.'!"\' detail of character and clothing.
So that you ma\> gt'e them a proper home,
\oU wtll r«t'IVC. with vour rollection-.i t·harm-
rngh· decorated wooden dtspla\ 'house' which
wi ll hold clll 25 figurmes And in the tradition of
illustrious families t"ven w ht're. I~ Woodmousc-
fam1h wall also have with them a 17~· x 111'"1"
document on fine paper, illustraung the Wood-
mouse Famah· Tr~. An original design b, Pam-
da Sampson fur· A Mouse F.tm1h Alhum," 11 •~
perf('Ct for framing.
fo 'tart vour collecuon now. all \1111 need clo
'" m.111 the apphca11on form b' .\pril '\0th
f I .. '" ,.--------------------------'il ll'iCRIP 1111\ 'PPl.11 'l 10,---------------------------------
THE WOODHOUSE FAHILY
Franklm f>onel;un
Fr.anlr.lm Ccnrer, Pt'nnsvl\'ani<I 19091
rlcaJC cntt'r my Jubectipuon for ·The Woodmmt"W" fo.am1h •
1 onmting of l~mv·fi~ ltartd-f>ttml~ porcebm ligunnc'
I nct'd 'IC'nd no paymcnl now. I will m't'1Yt' m' 1011"-11011
.ii 1hc r•le of one: ligunnc: each monlh. and I "111 ~X' l>tllcfl
Sl2 .. ~~ fo1 t•a<h when 11"rT;uhtobe:5C'.'nt to mt' \h 1olk·1
11nn "·111 •nduclr. ~1 no rhal'Jlt'. the 'f)('O'll i1 .. p1.,, hn\l'o('
•r1w .. -,..1.,,.. """'SI f,., ...,.,.., •l<i ~ .. ,
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<llY't~H/11'
'We don't know a luUedth
of 1 percent about ml)dirtg'
Otherwise, there
would be a better
prescription for
arthritis than aspirin.
One of the major fii• benefits
of working as a news broadcaster is
that you gie1 to learn a linJc so~
thing almost every day. Not much.
mind you. But a linJc.
In the course of ~rting a news
story. you are bound to pick up at
least one or two scraps of knowl-
edge. This IS grati~ but It docs
not entitle you to act like a know-it-
aJL Far from it In fact. the more we e, c.u ~
find out about anything. the more CN:ufes Osgood is an· im~ -or deprcs.1ed -we dwr of ClSS Sunday
are by how linJc we know. Niaht News. He also fti-
Pemaps even more impressive 11.s and anchors N~
-or depressive -is how Jin.le the break and The ()!good
so-calJcd .. experts" know. Granted. Ftle on CBS Radio.
they know more than we do. but
what Thomas Edison saJd is stiU true: .. We don't know a
hundredth of I percent about anythinJ. ..
Yet we always live undct" the illu.s1on that tec.1mology has
gone just about as far as It can go. In 1898. the head of the U.S.
Patent Office wrote a letter to President McKinley urging that
the Patent Office be shut down permanently since, as he put it.
.. everything that can be invented has already been invented. ..
In 1977. Ronald Duncan and Miranda Weston-Smith com-
piled an £ncydoptd1a-of lgnoraltC(# -443 pages explori~
some of that vast land of tma incogmta. Herc is just a partial
list of the tlu~ the experts don't know:
• Astronomen don't know the size. shape or oriain of the
univenc. They don't know if there's anybody out there. never
mind inteUilent life. They don't know whether there is any life
at all except for right here. Thetr ignoran<X is. any of them will
Id.I you. astronomical.
•Economists. as a group. arc not as humble as astronomen..
But no two economisu seem to aartt on anything. If there is
one economist out there who is right. it follows that all the
other economists must thndore be wrong. So far in the history
of econom>CS. any economist who has been proved ~t in the
shon run, has always turned out to be wrona in the run.
•Medicine has made enormous strides., we are We
keep bearina about bfeaJcthrouahs in arthritis, but when you Ft anhri~ they still tell you aspirin is the best treatment
•About half the lcicnusts who have studied the subject will
ldl you that the Eanh's atmosphere is heating up. The other
half insists it is ooOOn& off. We still don't know what killed otr
the dinoaW'S. If the put is donded, the future is more so. Niels Bohr, the
Danish lcientisl, onoe said. .. Forecasting is difficuh. npccjally
when i1 is about the f\mae. .. Futurists ~ about how thi•
will tum out 10IDOITOW, and where we re headed. Is it any ~ Hislorians can't ..,ee about what hlooened )'ater-
dlly, and bow we p wbeR we are now. Jamel'&. McSheehy, a
member ot the s.n Franc.ilco 8oud of Supervitors at the tum or the canury and me moa Quocablc of politic:ians. once said:
.. As I look down the invisiblt s-lhway of the fUtlft. I can sec
dearly bd:ft me the toolJ.lrint ot the hand of fate. ..
They don't matt 'em like old Mc:Sheehy anymore. a
18 ·USA 't\U:UND• MAJtat 21-23, 1986
~~~TIN THE~ ~_ORLD
Eggsactly 261 each
A lot of us will be at the ea counter this week
s,etting ready for EasteT. It's a place we've been
bef~. many umcs.. In 1983 and 1984. we kept the
hens busy: We ate an average 261 ~ each year.
Sourc:a MWan ~ Boeird
For a very large sweet tooth
Many of us crave chocolate qp at Easter. but try
marching in the Easter Pa.nKle after this de.light A
chocolate E.aster cg that weighs 7,561 pounds, I 31h
ouna:-s and is I 0 feet high. lt's the larsst one on
n::cord. Siegfiied Berndt of Macopa ~~ in
l.c1cester. England. completed it on April 7. 1982.
The pastry shop sold half of it by the pound. which
took until July. and pvt the rest to charity.
Sourer ,. autw... 8ooitc al MQt1 ~
It starts willl • I and elms • i
The Internal Revenue Service. doged by corns:
er problems and irate taxpayers in 1985. has bi
on a public relations cam~. Unfortunately
the IRS. creating a DC'W image for itself might b
bi8$Cf job than getting people to remember to s
their 1040 forms. At last chcdc. the IRS topped
list of the least-liked 90vemmcnt agencies.. Next
the list the Securities and ExchafliC CommiW.
which regulates stock trading.
Sowca ~ Rllpcrf
Sundown for shoplifters
From 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. as a bad time for shoplifk
That's when most of them ,et caught Why? f
searchers say stora. especially supermarlcet.s, dn
stores and discount stores. are crowded with m<
people at that time. apparently making shoplifti
think they have a better shot at success. Most she
lifters cauaht in superm.arXcu. drug stores and d
1111 ,._.,,.,..... count stores arc under 30.
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CBS' Dan Rather on a roll
By BOB WISEllABT
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NEW YORK CITY -Five years ago,
not even in Dan Rather's most setf-
confident moments did this very self-
confident man think it would be like this.
"When I came to this job," mused "The
CBS Evening News" anchor, "if anybody
had said to me, 'You're going to win 200
straight weeks,' I would have said, 'Gimme
a drink of that stuff."'
Bottoms up. If this week is like the 200
Lbat came before it.
Rather will score his 201st consecutive rat-inas win. a streak that
started May 3, 1982.
To be sure, "The NBC
Evenina News With
Tom Brokaw" bas nar-
rowed theppoflateand
sea.red the pmstripes off
Rather's Saville Row
suit two weeks ago when Radler NBC climbed to within one-tenth of a
percentage _P.Oint, a virtual tie for first place.
But as1de from such occasional
challenges during bis five-year stint behind
the CBS anchor desk -he celebrates bis
anniversary Sunday -the 54-year-old
Rather is unquestionably the king of
television news, the hiJhcst-paid and
perhaps most recognizable journalist on
the planet. By whatever yardstick you use,
this ambitious, hard-driving, self-made
man from deep in the heart of (Wharton)
Texas is savonng the v1ew from the top of
the mountain.
Salary? Asked during a gabfest wi th
television critics here if a recent report that
be makes $2.5 million a year is c:orrcct., he
at first tried to "aw, shucks" bis way out of
the ques1ion.
"I don't like to talk about money,"
replied Rather in the way be says every-
thms -with laser-like intensity. "I didn•t
like 1t when I was maJcing a nickel a word"
writing for a small-town newspaper in
Texas, and "I don't like it now when I'm
paid a bit more." But pressed again, he
finally admitlM. "I have no quarrel" with
the figure.
What about credibility and popularity'?
An extensive l2-month survey by the
Gallup poUing and public oputlon or-
ganization found Rather to be the over-
whelming choice as "favorite journalist or
news person," with twtoc as many first-
place votes as ABCs Peter Jenninp and
three times more than Brokaw. Oallup
concluded that Rather's appeal "worb its
way into every crevice and cranny of
Am ... en.ca.
Getting it there wasn't as easy as it looks.
When Rather took ove:r for Walter
Cronkite, ratings immediately nosedived
as he struggled to reshape "The CBS
Evening News" in his own unqe. lo those
days. be didn't read the news so much as
bark iL
Then Los Angeles physician Carl Gal-
loway sued Rather and CBS over a report
that aired on "60 Minutes" several yean
before. He beat the suit but the trial wu
long. painful and embe.rrusing. The strain
showed in an obscene remark Rather
snarled to a reporter covering the trial, for
which he later apologized.
Shortly thereafter. the ri&ht·wina aroup
Fairness in Media singled out Rather as an
example of CBS News• so-called liberal
bias and made ineffective moves to ta.kc
control of the network. That wu followed
by Gen. William Wcstm oreland•s suit
against CBS for its re~rting of West-
morcland's dealinp wtth bis supcnors
during the Vietnam War.
'Dallas' back to roots tonight
BJ JERRY BUCK _, ............
LOS ANGELES-Now that ~ou've had
nearly eiabt years to set acquainted with
those tumultuous Tens tycoons on "Dal-
las," creator David Jacobs will take you
back to bow it all bepn.
Back when Jock Ewing and Oiager
Barnes were strugling oil wildcatters and courtina the same airl, Eleanor "Miss Ellie"
Southworth. Back when a auy with a dusty
old pickup. a sixth sense for finding oil or a
scheme for aettinJ leases could become a
millionaire ovem.igbt.
Jacobs tells of the early days in a rowdy
adventure story that's a departure from the
soap opera format of the hit CBS teries.
"Dallu: The Early Ycan" will be broad-
caat toniabt.
"Before I created 'OaL\u' I bad a history
about bow Jock and Miss Ellie and Diger
met," he said. "So when the idea of doi~ a
rum came up I wanted to do somethina in
the past, but I wu prot»bly the only one.
They bad a writer wbo went throuah a lot of
s1uff.\ibut wbcn be 111.-ied a ·~uel' I said anybody does one i1'U be me.
CBS urecd to the movie three years'*°•
butJaoo61 aot sidetncked for a while when
be created i.be teries "Berenaer•s" aod was
oocupied by other matten.
The movie, wbicb spans the decades
from l 930 throuah the 1950s. atan David
Grant as Dist. Dale Midkiff as Jock.
Molly Hagen as Miss Ellie, David Wilson
as Jason Ewing and Hoyt Axton as Miss
Ellie•s father, Aaron Southworth. Kevin
Wixted plays J.R. as a youth.
· In the popular "Dallas" series, the late
Jim Davis played Jock. Barbara Bel
Geddes and the late Donna Reed have
played Miss Ellie, and David Wayne and
Keenan Wynn played Disaer.
"I knew the story of Jock and Miss Ellie
and Digcr and their triangle, and how
Oiger always resented Jock," Jacobs said.
··what I didn't have was a story. I had
relationships. I quite deliberately came up
with a new story."
Jacobs, who had been to Texas only once
before crcatina the series. visited the state
for the movie. "Texas is one of the few
places in this c:ountry you can go and feel
the difference," he sajd, "I loved it in Fort
Worth, where we did some of the filming. I
sampled every chili place in town."
Jacobs actually came UJ>_ with "Knots
Landin&" fint.. but while CBS liked the idea
it wanted sometbina richer, sexier and
more sensational. That's when he came up
with ••DaJJas." and later when "Knots
Landing" came on the two were t:Jed
t<>sether by maki n1 Ted Shackelford's
character a Ewing.
••The movie has lots of action." be said.
'"That•s one of the lhinp I wanted to
persuade CBS to do, although 1t soes
against the Nlet. I knew WC had to 10 for the
'Dallas' audience, but it's realJy a man's
action-adventure movie. 1t•s about two
wildcatters.
"The secret of success in the oil business
is acquiring lcaaes. Jock bad a way of
aettina lcues and Diger had a sixth tense
for oil. Everyone knows DiJF.r ia a down-
and-out drunkard. but in this story be•s a
strong character. It's his picture more than
anvone else's. ·
:..Dallas' viewers know him as a loeer.
but I made him the luckiest man in the
world. He wins at cards but be aives it all to
a hooker. He buys a car for cub and wrecks
it after he forJCts to get insurance. He•s
lucky and very self-destructive. I bad a lot
of fun with him."
Jacobs doesn't aarcc with a recent
statement by Bud Grant. president of CBS
Entertainment. that the 1Cria1 is a dyina
form on television. But be is worried that
the networks can make it a telf-fulfilltng
profbecy. " think the other netwotkl hav e killed
lbe serial,•• be said. 1'bey insisted on
mak:ina them serials frvm the bqi nn1ni.
Thafs a lot to uk of an audimoe. With
'Dallas' and 'Knots Landiqa• we S\111ed
with nonei that ended -* week but kept
the problem open. What made 'Dallas'
dHTerent from mOft tdevilion shows is that
the adversaries~ in pUce..
Sunday, March 23, 1988 3
1-Daydme oaa
Ousting from 'Days'
bolstered her career
Tammy on 'Capitol' Coan:Ei•IDfer Tammy WJDette will the CBS 80ap opera
.. ca tol" Taeeday u a Ion
Jntere8t for eerlee reta)ar Rory
Calhoun. It'll be the dramatic
debut of WJDette, wbo will play
waitreu Dulene Sta.DkowUl.
Young Joan Collins
in 'Sins' has made
3 major TV movies
BY LYNDA 1URSCB
Q: I recently saw the mini-series "Sins."
The girl who played the youngJoan Collins
looked very familiar. Has she ever been in a
soap? -D. W., Peoria, Ill.
A; Cathriae Mary Stewart WU tea a1
Kayla Brdy oa "Day1 of Ov Laves." After
a 1&ormy ro.muee wtdl c.rta, played by J"' Taylor, die allow'• pro411een declded
di.at Cadlert.e Jut wua't rtpt for die
UoW. Cadtertae may •t Mn beea rtpt
for "Daya," bet to far Ille'• Mea rtpt for
W'ee major movtea of die week laclM!q
"lateat to KJJI" ud "mer 1a die Mlda1
Erica bounces back
to live her 'One Life'
By LYNDA HIRSCH
For those of you who missed Ertca
Slaak on "One Life to Live" last week, she
was felled by pneumonia. Erica's back on
the set and feeling just tine. If ber
replacement looked familiar that was
because it was J9Clldl Barcroft. Judith was
the original Anne Tyler on "All My
Children" and since then has/layed an
attorney on "As the Worl Tums."
Barcroft is the real-life wife of "All My
Children's" head writer Wlaaer Wullam. • • • "Days of Our Lives" fans can breathe
euier. Mldael Leo., who plays Pete
Janni.np, bas signed a new multi-year
contract. Producers were concerned that
Leon, who's been with the show for the put
three years, mi&ht have wanderina feel
Peter ReeteU, who plays Bo, bu told
produccn that when his contract is up early
nextyearhe'saoina to bida fond farewell to
the show. , . . .
Jocidentally, Uaa PeJ ... , who bu left
.. Search for Tomorrow" and the role of
Wendy, which &he treated over 10 years qo, iJ still datina Perry StefMU, who has
4 Sunday, March 23, 1986
played Jack Forbes on "Loving" since the
show debuted in June of 1983. • • • We bear "One Life to Live" producer
Paal Raucll is scoutina around V aenna for
his next "remote" location for the show.
We also hear that two very special "One
Life" characters may come beck for those
episodes -Jenny, played by Bryu
fta7er, and David, played by MJdaael
Za1low. If that remote comes about, you
can bet your Nielsen ratinp points that it
will be in May -the next big ratio~
··~eep.··
Film fans may have recopized Sklrley
~& P.laying the underrover cop on
"One Life to Live." Kniabt was one of
Hollywood's most promiaina stars when
she appeared as the vulnerable teen in the
William ln,e play-turned-movie "Dark at
the Top of the Stairs."
"General Hospital" ia c:utina about for a
30-ycaN>ld, 1ood-lookina actor to play
Duke Lavery .
"All My Children's" DellMe Morpa
(Anaie) and DvMU WDUaa• (Jesse) have
sioed to do the J)'Dd.icated muaic abow "Rot Tracts.••
Valley." Sbe'1 allO beea featved la some
t~eatrtcal relea1et lacltldlaa "Mlldllef"
ud "Tile La1t Startipter."
Q: un you please tell me if Jerry Ver
Dom"s wife has had another child? -
R.K.., Buffalo. N.Y.
A; Yes. Tllelr first soa Jacob Ml been
Jolaed by a eew brot.Mr, Peter. 19Ctdeaw-
ly, we udentud tbt Ver Dora's ''GU1hl1
Upt" role u Rots Marler lt ,., c.o M
expudia1. For Iota of yean Ver Don, oee
of die flae acton oo dte it.ow, ut aroud
nwtiq time wlaile watda1 for wrlten &o
reaUse '11 poteaUal.
Q: What's happened to the actor who
P.laycd Gunnar and was later Mike Roy on
'All My Children'? .. -R.Z., Sa.nta Ana.
Calif
k Baao Napier ud kb wile Oou uve
weleome4 a eew IOll, Lff, la&o tile
llotlteltold. Prffelltl)' ttt. cotiple art hi
Loacloa •l1lttq Bqo'• puau. Hqo I•
buy wrtttq a aereeaplay wldt former " AU M7 ~ .. ca1tma1e Man LaMara,
WM WU Mell &I Marl Dal&oa .. tlaat .a.ow.
Q: I undentand that the actress wbo
plays Ellen on "All My Children" ia ~
a former ac1or from that show. Who is at a~d are they married? - D.F., Toms
River. N.J .
k Kadtleea Nooae laa1 bea dadq ~
K.eldl, U ·Nlck Da•I• •"All My C"eiNru,
for HYeral )'earl. TM two M)' dle7 lllse
belq tetedter, b.t botll prefer die U&k
Ufe. 1Soti l.adtleea ud Larry M•e beee
married preVlealy.
Q: Where can I write to the man who
plays Jeremy Hunter on "All My Chil·
dren7" And ft'om what movie is the music
they play when Jeremy and Erica are
toeetbcr on .. All My CbiJdreor' -P.F .
Rensselaer, Ind.
A: J• LeClerc cu be wrtttea care of
"AD My OMldrea," Ult Avene of die
AmerteuLNewYerti,NY lMll. n.mme
WU *t Ulftlll"tr Ilene ,.., "Som•
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made Mt TV ••tu Bea Barper • "Olle
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h1m off at an unscheduled stop. (I)'"" CIMll Ford defends 8 law SIU.-
dent who assaulted a professor. Rose
Samuels (Lalnie Kazan) B<:Gepts her first
date after het separation ( t hr ) .. I,."--........... ........ --nllMll ATLll' Fl II .. am•••CLG•' .. •MNWAYI ...,., A19 Ttll..,.,
8 Sunday, March 23. 1988
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11'91 LAIT WOlmt An Easter special
from St Peter's BasJllca and the Vatican
J Museum. featuring Cecilia Gasdia and the
London Players.
OUl'DOGILR I HMOLDADAm
/ llOWll "Bye Bye Birdie" (1963, MUSI·
cal) Dick Van Dyke. Janet Leigh ( 1 hr ..
51 min.) (I!)...,,..... Animated A group ol
lovable. lop-eared Qanlnet crusades to
find famllles for l'lomeleU. 1tray dogs .
Cl) llOWll "Secrets" ( 1982. Orama) Hel-
en llnd$8y, Anna Campbell-Jones. ( 1 hr •
18 mln.)
l ..... MOMfAL
.. lWY'I--......
IUCCU•I
... ,..
CIM'IWlwam.IUl'-.... ,..u.u.
•
louua il:r•
.,_ "Curse Of The Pink Panther"
I 1983, Comedy) Ted Wass. David NIY9n.
~~~ ........
.,_ "Trenchcoef' ( 1983, Comedy)
Margot Kidder. Robert Hays ( 1 hf., ~ 1
mn) ............ .. amwwmw .,. CW I I~ u ...... ....,. . .-. . .......... .,,... ....umr1n• · ...,.-...ne
~ rr•••••"'••• ft' II _9'm'f,.,Q ...., .. ...... ,,.
l :::.T.~----..... 19 Cl) _., 90fllll Scheduled a
senior citizens' softbeU (hQue 1n St. Pet-
81'Sburg, Fla.; lntlMew wttfi Sol Unowttz.
fonner amt>auador at large tor lnterna-
tlOnal attaita. (I hr .. 30 min.) ~ ~·-·• .. a.a••• u.t,_
UO'llGatll ,,_,.MIMT ,. .. ,.., ... .,.._.
PAllm--~ ......... amam ,_..,...
~ .. M11U1 Animated. After
his father Is murdered. young King Arthur
Is faced with the task of defending Eng-
land's throne from enemies. ( 1 hr • 30
min.)
1'9Ql) llOWll "One-Eyed Jacks" (1961,
Western) Marlon Brando. Kart Malden (3
.. ,hrslmeML -~----"°" ... ~PM.ml
NlfAITIC ..UO# M~ 11&•Ll
Oil I TY Snake venom: why we sweet.
creeling space monsters from iunk (R)
I MmllllllM f ... ~
.,.. "Cennonbelt Run'' (1981.
Comedy) Burt Reynolds, Dom Deluise ~~35m1n)
~W~•TNI ... _
Guett; Robert Wise.
WATOlnunt ..... OOllLLICI
~'"' TWOIM•TOP _.,..'Im ATCM.YM't
I •t11..-. WllWIAM.I
~ .... ~
llOWll "The Detective" (195.t, COme·
dy) Alec Guinness. Joan GreenwOOd I 1
hr., 31 min.)
Cl) ... "Abbott And Costello Meet The
Invisible Man" ( 1951. Comedy) Nancy
Guild, William Frawley (1 hr . 30 min )
(%).,.. "Lola Montes" ( 1956. Orama)
Martine Carol. Perer Ustinov ( 1 hr SO
~ .... DOTTO
•(l)MnOMC*I Formula One Grend Pn>C
of Brazlt live from Rio de Janiero ( 1 hr
10mlo.)
••Cl) ~ IWmAY World Figure ~at
Ing Champloo&hlp from Geneva. Swltter-
le~T=-(~30 min) ....... " .... _ -.a ,.
ttmnca.-ftLITllOll CGnllm ...... .. , CA •'=' .. "Mllunderltood" (1964. Ora·
me) Gtl'lt H.ckman. Htnty thomu (1 ·1tv ..• ,.,_ .... =i:1--..........
I ~ f'imlMCPI .. ....,
.. j[ .... ~ .. -~JINi m11m..._ .........
119 MMD•• A warm tnendshlp
develops between 8 young boy Ind 8
mentally retarded farmhand as they work
lither to raise • steer for • contest u.rt--.-t•
-A llATm OP ATTl'fWI ... ''The Three Stooges In Orbit"
(1962, Comedy) Three Stoogeg. Carol
Christensen. (2 hrs.)
IULLWCI
~-118 -C91TML. MS-,_,__,,W . ....,._,. .........
f.-iCAllmllY
.,. ''Jhe Deep" ( 1977. Adventure)
Robert Shaw, Jacquellne Bisset (2 hrs . 4
min.) (I)~ lntematlonal Ml•ed Pairs
ChampiOOshlp (R) (2 hrs.)
(H)PIM&I ~When Red follows Mok-
ey on a hazardous journey to Wonder
Mountain, she causes trouble for them
both.O Cl)_... "Bugsy Malone" ( 1976, Musi-
cal) Scou Baio. Jodie Foster (2 hrs )
CS).,. "The Four Seasoris" (1981.
Comedy) Alan Alda. Carot Burnett ( 1
hr , .t7 min.)
1--· '°"" MM.L .. _,. ..
-,. llAIOl ta•AU. Cincinnati Reds
vs Los Angeles Oodgefs (live) (3 hrs . 5
m1n.L .. 8 (I) CGU.19 MlllTUl1 NCAA East
Aeolonal INe from Easr Rutherford. N J ~'hr~
•• .,_ Paine-Webber ClaSSIC
Championship IN& from For1 Myers. Fla
2 hrs .. 30 min )
IOQ(Y,. ....
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~CMtmllY
M:lml lie TNI NOMI n9 Dis-
EXPERT
LEGAL
REPRESENTATION
• Any Type of Accident
• No F" Untll You Recover
• FAEE COMultetlon
OUlsed as a boy for ptotectlon when her
family moves westward during the CaDtor-
nia Gold Rosh. a young gltl (Sarah Boyd)
learns some vatuable lessons through her
friendship with the son (Hadley Kay) of a
Jewish shoplteeper
(%).,. "Running Brave" (1983. Ora-
ma) Robby Benson, Pal Hingle. (I hr .• .t5 ;n...,, ....... -azi ,. IU_ H•ALL Atlanta Braves
vs. Houston Astros (live) (2 hrs • 30
,_Imm ~AU.ttmT '°'M\l marf ....... ill
·--"*~ ~.....,
CllUCltmll .... ,_ ...........
.,.. "Iceman" ( 198". Orama) Tun-
othy Hutton. Lindsay Crouse. ( 1 hr .. 39
1t:11lm'"a 1111-wmtDAWD~Q ~= ,..._,_. ..• ,_ ..... ._._
.,. "Wltheut A Trace" ( 1983, Ora-
ma) Kate Nelligan, Judd Hirsch. (2 hra.) e YOUTMllellUUTYwtntca ......
-JUtenlODD ---·
a..l~noom mmr ...
YAISf'f CLUI 1IUfMOI ..... tll MAZZAllD •Hr•tt "Charters & Celdicott"
Based on characters created In Alfred
Hitchcock's "The Lady VanlShel." The
dlSCovery b~ Hugo Lovel&Qe Charters
(Robin Bailey) and Giles Evelyn Caldloo1t
(Mtehael Aldridge) of a young woman'•
dead bOdy 1n Caldecon's apartment dis-
rupts their otherwise agreeable exlltence
ia~o~(l l'lr )
IPMCMITOll'f
... "Arthur" (1981. Corned)
O\Jdley Moore. LIZB MlnnelU ( 1 nr.. ~7
min)
(I) WOfD.D CW._ Women's giant sla-
lom trom Waterville Valley, N H. (R) ( 1
hr)
Don't Be A
Victim Twice
i..-Ofttoe9 ..
JOHN RAPILLO
....... ,,. ,_ --Or-. County
2 .. HOURS
(714) 848-4849
Sundey, March 23, 19
-lunclay Coal. > $
· Jack Weston). Cl) 91)¥11 'FM t 1978 Mus;cal) Michael fJ .. "Wanted· The Sundance Wom·
Brandon. Eiieen Brennan (2 hrs J an" ( 1976. Western) Katharine Ross
......a1-. T'ME LOIT .. OClll Hector B12ondo (2 hrs I Ralph and Ed sclleme 10 get the tandlOfd 1·~
10 pay ICY ~ apartmeol restora1•ons u.ITleo
Guest appearall(;,8 by Jack Benny 0 llOWI "To Be Or Not To Be 11983 I w..tTUIG Comedy) Mel BrOOks. Anoe Bancro ft ( 1 11::9 Cl) coua. ~ NCAA Mtd-hr . 4 7 min )
west Reglonel live from Kansas City Mo FAm Danny faces the blttEH reahltes ol l llrs . 30 ITMn) the entertainment bu!Mess when a come
.,,_ IToo.1 d1an steals his mater.al In stereo ( 1 tu I al ••'I ROAD TO T'ME ACNll!llY (%) 91)¥11 "Over The Brook tyn Bridge .. AWAll»I MO\/te critic Joel Siegel hosts this I 198". Romance) Etttott Gould Margau1
IOOlt at tne Aca(Jemy Awards that includes He. mtngway . { 1 hr • 46 min )
1nterv1ews Wllll nominees. vintage film m -ICOTT
chps of past (>.;car recipients. P<ed1Clions 2::9 D a IOllllQ Tyrell Biggs (S-0, 6 KOsl
ol th1s years w•nners a fashion report and vs Jeff Sirns (23-3-1, 21 KOs) 1n a
a look at the bl.Js1n~s of Hollywood t 1 heavyweight bOIJt scheduled tor 10
hr) rounds from Reno. Nev (Tape delay) 11 I WOll..D TOMOMOW hr )
..wlMMDll 8 TURllNQ '°"11 faplo11ng the dramat1· CMNIL!I ITAML.IY cally cr111ca1 moments 1n the hves of a ~M ITOllY J P L scientist responsible for p11011ng tile llOft ·The Leopard Man" I 1943 Voyager 10 Uran1s premature infants at
Mystery) Dennis O'Keete Aita Corday 11 u c 1 's medical center Olympic ice·
hr . 6 min ) ska1er T1ttany Chtn making her comeback ._ O S NA OCXI USF & G Classic tmal and a child experiencing her ftrst piano re
round hve trom LakewOOd Country Club in · cital ( 1 ht )
New Orleans (2 hr& ) I..,, IWA8GAll'f 8 ,.-llAIOM IA.UU Cahforn1a An-llAMl1'llQ
S!IS vs c= Cubs (l.111e) (3 hrs I Ml ~MAD¥8fT\MI
U WT WOflDt A drama I IC re-ere-OcmNQ WOll.D OF MID AND llMITY
atton of the Easter story The Blue Angels practice precrS1on lty1!'g
(II SM DllOO ICHOUITIC IWIMTAM at tne Reno Air Races Sweetwater 'IS University H1Rh School i NOQAWt HaOU • .m 1110V1E "The Sea Chase' (t955 Ad-Y..-TYCWl1111TMOMCOW..I
'lentureJ John Wayne. Lana Turner 12 1110V1f "The Porn Pom Girls" ( 1976
hrs ) Comedy) Robert Carradine. Jennifer Ash· 9 MmlCM PUYMOUll 'Tell Me a Rid -1 (2 hrs)
die· A withdrawn elderly woman. unaware iLlml*'-ONTMEPRAM
that she is dy1~ embarks on a long 1our lmM)OUCllQ llOLOGY
ney lo reacquaint her&elt with her geo PIA 18 •' OOU Vintage lnv11e11ona1
graphically end emollO<lally separated 1tna1 round 11.,,e from Indian Wells. Ca111 (2 family Ltla K&drova. Melvyn Douglas and hrs )
Brooke Adams s1ar 1n !htS 1980 mo111e ::;:> llOYll Valley Girr· ( 1983. Comedy) ~hr . 30 rr11r1 I ~licolas Cage Debofah FOfernan (2 hrs J
fOCUI ON IOCaTT llOYll ·secrets" (1982 Drama) Hel· -. IOCCO Ga111more Blasl al San en Lindsay, Anna CampbeU-Jones ( 1 hr Ole~;;Kt-r ~pe delay) (2 hr& l 18 min)
·· Tt Falcon And Tt1e Snow· •al> WlllR TMI UOIM Tm O.sttngulshed
man.. 11984, Dramal Timothy Hullon eJrperts discuss critical issues conlrontong
Sean Penn 12 llrs 1 t min ) Afoca today ( 1 hr ) rs) llllOVll Kiss Me Kate" ( 1953. MUSI· n llOft .. Turk 182" ( 1985 D1ama)
cal) Kathr111 Grayson Howard Keel I 1 Timothy Hutton, Rober1 Ur1<.h It hr 38
hr 49 min I min ) m Tll.IPMo. AUCTION Ul I FACI 1"I UnON ,.. ([l) DD OF IDBI An 1n..-es11gatton ot the • llAICH OF-"De~nts
devastating cMnges Africa has unde1-tll Wiil WOM..D OF I Scheduled
Q__one Oller the past 100 years (2 hrs J lnternaltonal Toboggan {CRESTA)
1:11 U ....,. IOAPt lnter111ews with Marcie Championship from San Moritz. Sw1tzer-
McCabe ("Search for Tomorrow") and land: Superbikers -International ln\/1fa·
John Rellly _ ( .. General =Ital .. ) 11onal All-Around Motorcycle Champion 8 TMI -.ATUT ll'tl A loo!' el how ship lrom cartsbad, Celll (Taped) 11 hr Easter 1s celebrated around the world. 30 min )
with a dramatlC presMtUllion of Christ's ()) nM.,_ ·
resurrec.tion Petula Clark sings. • IOU) 10111: nt1 ~ COUlcnoee OJ WON..O CUP ._ Scheduled World Spectacular selecttons from lhe oPulenl
Cup Finals from Btomont. Canada ( I RosaHnde and Arthur Giibert collectlon ot
hr ) gold snuff boxes rfJ\/eal lhe hlst<><y. lash· • llOYll 'Tt.e Way We Wete" ( 1973. ion and diplomacy of 18th century Eu-
RomanGe) Barbra Strel!and. Robert Red-~ Walt« Matthau hosts
lord (2hr~™ N.TOllMYAll I-·-~l!Cm-.otY POCUIOlltoarrf .,_ "The Aamlngo Kid" (l984, llOlll "Desperately Seeking Susan" Comedy) Matt Diiion. Richafd <Atnna ( 1 985. Comedy) Rosanna Arquette, Ma· hr .. 40 rn1r1 )
oonne.}1"':. ~4 min ) •• M NM• l'M09l TllT Through a _., ... .,. •• Pll 'w1et of mult~hoa ~tlons. 8
• AT M llOllll ~heduled revlewa. tum of ~I and phobie eitperta pro-
10
''Glnger &. ~re<f' (Maroello MastrOlanol); vldes intonnatiOn on the mllOOOCeptlons,
".Mt Bttweet\ Friend • (Mary TY* myttis and problems surrounding phobias
M00<e, Ted Dant00), ··~acJ" (Tttlla Shire. Or. Frank Reid hosta.
Sunday, March 23, 1986
e n• e.-Sports competition
featuring ~II members from "The tnsld
ers Santa Barbara," "Charita & Com
pany and 'L011e Boat " F1na1 rouoe2 ,
hr J
l nm!ITOOCD
11()¥11 "t<r~ Oaody C:.OOdbye 1 '9a 1
HorrO<) Fa01an. Manly 1 &rris 12 hr
(!)ODDC<UU CD llOVll "LO\/e Story ( 1970 Ro-
mance) Al• MacGrew. Ryan o·Nea I?
hrs I
fl) IKADRAM MCMlt A~'s WeM Tt at
Ends Well' Helena receives perm1ss101110
mauy Bertram alter IOllOWtng him lo tr e
Frenc.r couri wllere she cures the ~ ng
Cella Jnnnson Ian Chartesoo and A f'<1ela
Down star (Part 1 of 3) I t hr I
I tWrT TO tWrT
QMYQMDNALD
•-.ONMO
91)¥11 "Kind Heans And Coror e•<.
( t949 Comedy) Alec Guinness Oe,,,.,,-;
PrtC.e ( 1 hr . 44 1•r I
tl,MOVW ·Fanny And A11:1 .. anoer 11983
Drama> Pern111a Altwm Ber1tl Gu"e J :: 'tltrs: .ICMRI
MUITOO.I ,.Cl T'ME llA noN
AIEICAM TMAIUM: A ~ ~ Amer1<:a s t1e1110tge as reltect•C
in 1ne $n11lhson1dn lnst11u11on IS shl'.lw
case<l Featured e11h1b•ls include Char1°.,
l •ndbergt. s Spirit or S• Louis .. Hie a•te•
Hie American Re11otu110<1 dnd the ong•na
1100 and development ot µa1entec le""'
Host G~ 1 hr 30 min I SR~~ ~ llOYll Andra.a 1 i J82 Science f c
Ml'I) Klaus. K1nsk• ()or >pper ( I hr ?<1
-1n11n9 ....
'Alm Danny facPs 1t1e blt1er realttlE!S '
the enterta111ment business when a come
dlan steals his mate11a1 1n stereo ( 1 hr l I LOMI ~I NEW W'UlllllUI
M'A'l'H
ITAllTMll
.-0 LM Monetary AelOfm''
Guests Pres1011 Manin vice cha11mar o,
lhe Federal Reserve Board. Lewis I enr
man cha11man of Citizens tor Amer.ca
ii'~ ~ La • IDOAll 11 An1ma1ed Victor
Hugo's class+c tale of a p11son escapee
whose dream of leading a beller hte is
aashed by a 1011 ofl1c1al's Quest 10 capture
him ( t hr 10 n1111 )
LRlmll OF TMI NCH AND PAMOUI
Interview with Wayne Newton. a tour ot
PariS (Parr 1 of ?J while water rafting
with Lauren Tew+>s Bruce Jenner at n1s
Lake Tahoe re1rea1 1R) t l hr )
· G ~TTMCTIOMI
Ml lfl) llATIOML. •OGRANC ID\OIB ~ea
tureu Mel Fisher's •ear<;n for a Spanish
shipwreck t'1e c.00<1stence of humans
nnd yor11tas 1n Rw,1nda r,, volcemc moun
tains. a camel ""~• 1r1 Saudi Aral:>ta Hosl .. ,T~Jj:;;.:•I
CIWl.llOllUM
WILD .umKA Tips on tracking and
gemng clOH 10 foxP~ nroose bears and blrdS t;I
(() -MOCQY Cl"llC&go Block H1twk1 81
New Yori< Rangl!fs (live) (3 hra.)
(ff) PMeel.i llOCl When Red IOlloWI MOie
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• ty on a hazardous )ourney to w on&if -,.,·~·--Mountain, the causee trouble for them IUSYMll,. In atefeo. Q bOth. o _. .-AT MOWll "Disney W •I.AYO '9tL.L Goes to the Oscars" This animated salute
to the Academy Awards Includes past -henlng ••••••• Disney StudlO Oscar winners and noml-""',;ij,' 1 hr ) -1•~-ITMl-An Acede-
my Awardt countdown featuring e look et
the movies nomlnat9d 10< Beet Picture
and Interviews with the ectM and ac-
tre11e1 In the running for Oscars. (1 hr.) e llCMI "The Duchess And The Olrtwe-
ter Fox" (1976. Comedy) a.otge Segal,
Goldie Hawn. A dance-hall girt who wants
respect and a con man who lack• tlnease
embark on a perlloua Journey from San
Frandlco to Satt Lake City {2 hrs ) i ~anted The Sundance Wom·
en" ( 1976, Western) Katharine Ross.
HectOI Ehzondo After Butch Cassldy's
death. Etta Place joins forces with the no-
t0<lous Pancho VIiia to hijack a munitions
train. (~ms J CJ) (!)I NC -.i •WI PICllD THI OiCMI Movie critics Roger Ebert end
Gene S1s1<el annourice their choices for
this year's Academy Awards In the cate-
gories ol Best Picture, Best Actor I Ac-
tress. and Best Supporting Actor I Ac· tress. { 1 hr ) l ...,•"4~--•n =.. "The Shootlst" {1976. West-
ern) John Wayne, Lauren Bacall. A dying
gunman seeks to live out his tlnal days In
peace. despite persistent challenges by
would-be succe5SOfS to his fame and re-
~t. (2hrs.)
• _,.._ CM.IZA110ll NC Tiii ...
An examination of the perlOd from 1917
10 1945 that saw the rtse of Nazism and
the annihilation of slx million European
Jews 1n the Holocaust (Part 8 of 9) (R) i.11 hr)
• ~n examination of the contrlbU
ttOns of Or& Howard FIOrey and Ernest
Chain In penlclllln's development as a
wonder drug Q ( 1 hr ) ~ llO¥ll "Jesus" ( 1979. Orama) Brlan
Deacon, Rivka NC>lman The Ille of the
"King ot Kings." from his early years as
the son of a poor carpenter to his lnstlga·
lion of the religious and social revolution
th81 led to his dealh by crucifixtoo 'G' ( 1
hr ,57mtn) CH) llCMI "Bye Bye Birdie" ( t963, Musi·
cal) Dick Van Dyke, Janet Leigh A teen
age singing tdOI about to be drafted gives
his final televislon performance ( 1 hr , 5 1
min)
()) llCMI "Romancing The Stone"
( 1984, AdVenture) Mlchael Douglas.
Kathleefl Turner A romantic novelist re-
IUctantly teams with a maeho adVenturer
In a SoYlh AmerlC8n Ju~ to ransom her
sitter whh a labUIOU9 legendary jewet.
'PG~~5 mln.) =1--Q c:r'.,"MOlll•ftWft --_. .... ..... ,. .l1
..... -Vicki dilpllyt her l!'l-°'*** **'Gt" wt'lerl a Mlghborhood m.,..,..,. Jamie and hie tnendl, ... .... ... ,... .. _.,. .. ..,
12 Sunday, March 23, 1988
i ITM IUICM Guest. Flip Wllaon. In
latef~~~.UT NCmM.1.1
... .,.. COM.Mm M,_ A 1()()1( at carnivorous plants.
their environment and the various means
they use to attract and kill their prey In
stereo. O ( t hr ) (I) MOWll "Came!Ot" (1967, Musical}
Richard Harris, Vanessa Redgrave Kmg
Arthur battles Sir Lancelot tor the love ot
Queen Guinevere. causing the deeay of
the met al land of Camelot 'G' (2 hrs .
59mln. Cll• W'ID'I (%) QUIUI ~ Oii THI i.M ICIJ9
Guest: Rober1 Wise
I UIMMTMml ,... lllOll'TI ,.
1:9 e ••9'00lll Dextef chanoes his
lifestyle to Impress singer Whitney Hou&·
ton In stereo. (R)
Cl) .......
(%) llCMI "The Purple Rose Of Ca110
( 1985, Comedy) Mia Farrow, Jeff Dan
lets A Depres&00-«a waitress who Ire
quents the mov!eS to escape her unhappy
marriage embarks on a whirlwind adven·
ture when a matinee Idol steps off the
screen and tn1o her life 'PG' I t t1r n
min)
1:9 QZ) 8ltf PM.waL .. 8 (I) llCMI "Dallas· The Early Years ..
(Premlefe, Orama) David Grant. Hoyt Ax·
ton After making their rortunes In lhe Te~
as Oil fleldS ol the 1930s. a young Digger
Barf'\eS and Jock Ewing become bitter ri-
vals IOf the love ol Ellie Southworth Q (3
hrs l 8 e AllAZlll lfc.t Ignorant locals
mistake a hOrrC>f·mOVle actoi p0r1ray1ng a
mummy tor the real thing Stars Bronson
P1nchot and Michael Zand In stereo (RI
it ~ MllM '11 THI ..., ThlS
special follows the maiden voyages of two
w1ndshlps, both of which are equipped
with eoergy-savlng and efficient techno-
log1C81 devices Invented by Jacques Cous
teau. Lucien Malavard and Bertrand Char
rler NarratOf· Peter Ustinov. ( 1 hr ) G ltl llCMI "Firefox" (1982. Adven
ture) Clint Eastwood, Freddie Jones A
bUr~out pllot Is recruited Oy American
lntelllgence to go undercover as a bUs1
nessman In Moscow to steal the Soviets· '
newest supersonic hghter plane (R) O Ji! h:a 1 ~-· • U WOILO '11 MCMI COUl-
CJ) TAUi,.. Tiii DAM-After years Of boycotting Halloween. an elderly man
(Roy POOie) la tormented by a persistent
Hiiie trlcil-<>f·trNt« who's out to teach
him a lee&On. I ':ma '11 Tiii mt NC,...,.
tntervleW with Wayne Ntwton: a lour of
Parle (Part 1 of 2): whltt wattr rahing
wtth Uluttn Ttwet. Bruct Jenner at hll
t.akt Tahoe rtcrMt. (R) ( 1 hr )
• .,. A IOOk ti oemtvotout planta.
their tfWlronment end the verloUe meena
they UM to attrK1 •nd kill their prty ll'f
a.ter~1~ I &&IA mCI TlllAW "By the Sword
0Mded" e)(amlnta the dMtive tfftctl O'
England's CIVIi War (1840-1548) on the
Lacey tamlly and 111 retainer&. In thlt ept-
sOde Squire Lacey prepares to marry ofl
n1s d=ers I Part 1 of 9) O ( t hr )
r:cJ .. Arthur" (1~1. Comedy)
Dudley. Moora. Liza MlnnelH. A drunken.
hedon1st1G young mllllonalre falls In love
w11h a poor wallreaa, but hit family threat-
ens to cu1 olf his lntaerltanoe untess ti.
mames a debutante: 'PG' ( 1 hr • 37 min ) CID lilCMI .. The Breakfn1 Club" ( 1984,
Orama) Emilio Estevez. Molly Ringwald
rive teen-agers converge et en all-<lay <le-
tent1on session and make strides toward
mutual understandtng and respect. 'R' O
~hr ,3~ tl)C:V. "The Four Seasons" ( 1981
Comedy} A1an Alda, Carol Burnett Three
c.ouples all close 1on9-11me friends. expe-
rience protound changes In thetr relation·
ships when one ot the marriages dlsin-
i rate10 PG· ( 1 hr. 47 min)
MCllO PROll IMTA Wf A
l:IO GO ALIMD tlTCHCOCIC ..... -•ITNI A
1ourna1tst (lane Smith) 19 charged with
murder 1n a decades-old case. In stereo
(I)LOUQMMT CD AIBICM nu .. A MTMIOllAM
~ Amettea's heritage as reflected
"' the Sm1lhsonian Institution It show·
ta"8d Featured exh1b1ts include Charles
l 1ri<Jbe1gh's "Sp1ri1 of St Louis"; Ille alter
tt.e Amer.c.an Revo1u11on. and the origin•·
t1011 and de11elopme111 of patented Items
Host Ge~( t hr. 30 min.)
1::-aa .,... Al9IWl
.. G llMI VICI C.rockett and TuObS
1ra11e1 to New Yori< to locate a vicious
qang of Colombian hoods that Is system-
.111c..illy murder1rig federal Bgents. In ster·
e~5Joynn
0 WU) lleGDOlll Maritn Perkins takes a
IOol< at the Animals and untouched wllder
nes-; in nOlthern Wyoming (R)
., llMMITM CONlMD
fm lilAl18PllCI ntl.ATM 'By the SwOfd
D1v1oed" examines the divisive effects ol
f r1gland's C1v1I War ( 1640 t646) on the
I acey f;1m11y and its retainers In this ep1
.,Ode, Squ11e Lacey p1epares to merry otf
tus ==ers (Part t of 9) Q ( 1 hr ) cm 1MILOM> G llYITDYI "Charters & Caldlcott"
Bar.ed 011 characters creat9d In Alfred
Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes " fhe
tj1scovery oy Hugo Lovelace Charters
(Ro0111 Bailey) and Giles Evetyn Caldlcott
(M1chae1 Aldridge) of a young woman's
dead body In Catdicott's epertmeflt dis·
rvpts their otherwise agreeable exlltence.
Part 1ot6) O { 1 hr}
IODftUlOlleO Mr Urnveftt Competl·
llon horn Sweden (A) I' hrs.) (l)ITMITm
CZ) llCMI "Swing Shtff' { 1984, Orama)
Goldie Hawn, Kurt Ruaaell World War II
separates a Callfomle ooup'" 11 the hut-
band goes ott to war and h1t1 wile finds
worlt In an aircraft l~tory lf'fnflre she t>e-
Olnt en atfalr with •notl'ltr man 'PG' ( 1
fv .• 40 mlf'I )
l .... YMCllGll -...,.MIMT • lalOOI. IUT T~· comparable worth Cl> P• Danny laces the bitter reelltlet of
tht entttt&lnmtnt bUSloel9 when a~
dian steals hit meterlal In l ltfto. ( t hr.) mcwcu••n
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1 5 Showr she c; AIPx1s
12 Daisy on Finder o f
LOS! l Ovf'S
14 Powell or Roosev1>l1
15 Coron1>r abbr
16 Ill (XVII
1 7 M n15enP'> sta111nQ I
Across
18 roolball po..,
I 9 And so lortt
7 I Tropical lrwt
;>J One Day
f1m1>'
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?':J Preh1 tor l)Pfr1r1> .'Ei AnQelP.s
•: Oonna M11ts rolP
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P SnccPr shulout
1 lf>ff on The Colby"
? SmQer Imm
Borrningh,1m
3 ID for Arlrm
4 Nothing
5 Ac1or Romero
6 Manin1 1nqr1>d1en1
'/ Singer HornP
8 Vegas
9 A1 home
10 Kramcsen·s pal
I I Monti>rrey Misses •
13 Tr11ckf>r'c; 11eh1cl1>
110 \,h1CAQO pro n Sign on Rlevator
23 - -mOde
28 He's Dick Loudon
29 " -Are There"
30 Sportscaster McKay
3 1 Miss Peron
34 Sissy -
35 Lost to OOE twice
37 Reid or Conway
38 Eve or Howard
J9 Maud or Don
40 'You -rtQhl'"
DOWN
33 Roman lour
3d The Elephant Boy·
36 -Houslon
39 M1m1c
40 I - -Camera
43 Retirement plan 1nits
45 -Boor "
46 M urder She -
48 Mundy or Foster
49 'Masterpiece
Theatre" host 1n1t
'>0 Played Zeb Walton
'• 1 Kildare·
'l 1 Played Ben Casey
11111
'14 Actress < ;11oori
56 John -
58 Reo
59 Trumpeter Al -
4 t Jnan1e r;n Happy
D;iys
4~ A Day the
Races
44 ·secret -•
46 Occidental
4 7 Wynn and Marinaro
~O Ac tor Gerard
~7 Word of cheer
55 French arttcle
':Jl Roman eteven
SOLUTION
'Dennis' menaces
TV viewers again
BJ DIXIE aEO> .Ct,, ...........
SAc.RAMENTO -The Columbia Broadcutina Syitem fint
telecut tbe situation comedy "Dennil the Menace .. on Oct. •1 I 9S9.
That eame day, a no~bld &Offer boe.rded a ahip bound for Ruwa, and
be wouldo't return to califoruia to live for another 18 years.
The latter OCCW'mM:le bad everythina to do with lhe former .
.. I didn't want to tee it.'' •YI the aolfer, a white-haired fellow
·{ ·-named Hank Ketcham. ••1 j\llt didn't Clft for that
abow, but I hid little clout. I mean, I hid IJ'lduated
r/. from the univer aity of Walt Disney; I coufd tee it u r I : 'Pinoocbio:•• °' What Ketcham bad in mind for "Dennis the ~ -~ Menace" wu animation. Color. Voice-oven. After
.-all, Dennis wu his boy, a cartoon charac\er born S
yean old in the newspaper funny pqes. That wu
March 12, 35 years qo. What K.e1cbam didn't have
in mind wu live action, particu.1arty in black and
• white. Or an actor, a tow-beaded Jay North. to play
· the cartoon kid.
So be left Carmel for Leninarad and traveling abroad. Eventually,
and at the sugest.ion of Art Buchwald, whom he'd run into in Paris,
Ketcham settled in Geneva. He would come back to the California
coast almost every year, thouab. to play in pal Bing Crosby's golf
tournament. Now be lives oeai tbe course, at Pebble Beach, with his
second wife and their two children.
Now1 too, Henry Kina Ketcham is a happier man. Not only is
Dennis, tne eternally 5-ycar-old menace, still about the most popular
little ruca1 around-appearina in 1,200 newst-pers worldwide-but
General Mills, the food company, is plann1na to air 65 half-hour
"Denn.is the Menace'' TV shows swting this fall And every episode
will be animated.
"I'm real pleued about that." says Ketcham.
The whole notion ofa comics pqe "Dennis the Menaoe" wasn't
suppole(f to have worked, much less have spanned 3112 decades and be
seen by JOO million people each day. Its success has even generated
"Dennis" cartoon boob, little kids' lunch boxes, arectina cards and, of
course, that old TV show, whicb lasted five seasons.
The cartoon's beginnings were in 1950 and Ketcham's kitchen in
Carmel, when a real, mischievous S-ycar-old oamed Dennis caused bis
mother, named Allee, to say to her husband; "Henry, your IOD is a
menace!"
So Henry -who prefers the name Hank -drew up 10me pe.nel
cartoons based on his son's esc:apedes and sent them to his New York
agent The qent peddled the pieces to the New York Post, which bad iu
own syndicate. Before Iona. "Dennis the Menace," starring a kid with
a cowlick, bib overalls and parents named Alice and Henry, made iu
debut in 18 newspepers.
"Allen Saunden, a writer for the 'Mary Worth' comic strip, was
out~ in California in early 1950, .. saya Kctcbarn. "l guess it was with
other cartoonisu from the East. visitina hospitals, cbcerina the troopS.
I told him about my idea and he said fine, but don't do a panel becalllC
it can be moved around in the newspaper and thrown out. and don'tdo
anythinc about kids."
Hank Ketcbam still chuckles about bow be did it all wrona. The' cartoon's debut on March 12, 19SI, was tw0 days before
Ke:tcbam's binhday. He's now 66. Before his life evolved around a canooo S.~ K.etcbam did bumorou.s drawiap for the l)OllUlar mE"" of the day -Saturday Evenina Post, the New Ycirkcr, Co~ •• and Ubeny. He's alwa)'l liked the mapziDe aiy&e of dnwiaa
cartoons witbin a panel -a sinaJe boll -and letterint the copy
beneath the pue1.
'"I didn't want to fool with (caption) balloons and loee all that Qjce ~"bea~. 1 doll't ilraw it for kids, you know. I do il for lduhs. And J ~
bim that way (a child) becaute it's a m.arvelou.s VICUUm to be in. He •
too old to put into a olaypen and too youq to IC> to jail. Ifl &et him pow
up, be wouJdn't be able to say the th.mp he says,~ the ~inp be does. ..
Sunday, Merch 23, 18M 13
_ .. nday Coal.
... , ..... -~Cl.Olm• -... UM'flClllll
ITMTOf•~-..... --. ,...,PALWIU.
All Pa.cl Gm: TMI .u.t All> TMI fWTI Jrmmy Stewart narratea a htS·
tory o1 the "llylng White House" trom
FDR's secret Casablanca trip during
World War II 10 President Reagan's 1our·
ney to the People's Republic of China ( t
hr) GD NAm TMI LOlm ID ~T •• WAMCll "Cavalleria
Rusucana" Pia~ Domingo stars 1n
Franco Zetflrelh's !flte<J)fetatlon of Mas-
cagni's opera drawn trom peasant hie 1n a
small Sic111an village In stereo C 1 hr . 30
min)
CC) llOVll "A1rplane1" I 1980 Comedy)
Robert Hay~. Ju11e Hagerty In this spool
ot disaster films. an airliner's crew sue·
cumos to food potSOning and a nervous
former war pilot is pressed into serv1ee ·pc· ( 1 hr, 28 min.)
1110V11 "Desperately Seeking Susan"
( 1985. Comedy) Rosanna Arqueue. Ma·
donna Amnesia. ml9taken Identities and
danger befall a bOfed New Jersey house-
w•le who becomes involved wtth a tree-
spir1ted young woman 'PG· 13' Q ( t hr .
44 min.)
llOVll "Martin's Day" ( 1984, Orama}
Richard Harns. Lindsay Wagner An es-
capeo conv1Gt and the young boy he
takes hostage become comrades during
an adventure-filled jO\Jtney 'PG' ( 1 hr
38m1n !
fP) TALU .... TMl DAM-A bookie
bets against his own Ille with a gambler
returned from the dead
CS) IROn81 There's speculatton that a
new waitress at the restaurant Is Lou's 1lle-
11mate ooughter Q
INC llV~ CffRC*ICl.I
.. WO.UTI*OMOW
.. "1111 flOPOPP
ITM GAml Sports competition
featuring cast members from "The lnsld·
ers 'Santa Barbara," 'Charlie & Com-
pany" and "Love Boat .. Final round ( 1
hr J ® .. .......,. ___ " ...
CS) mAllll Sketches the Hate Organlla·
t1on ot America. Super Dave's sporting
arena punk parents, celebrity-endorsed
i~~
-LAMYIClllll .. umAYIPc. •-T••Am
ttt1 D8(J)O• ...
TAUi MOii nil DAM-After years
of bOycottlng Halloween. an eldefly man
(Roy Poole) is tormented by a persls1eot
litlle trlck·Or·treater who's ou1 to teach
htma lesson
l .... ..r
_,,,PALWIU..
_,,IWAGOMT ~ This prollte of the Ntcaragu·
an contras examines who they are. the le-
gality orj)(lvate aid to the rebels and the
White House's support of this tactic Q
Ji:.~ lNI LOii) rl5 IOID 9IAClll Manufacturers Hanover
Corp<>fate Challenge Series trom New
YOfk (A)
(!) ITAll tMml Sports competition
featuring cast membetS from ''The lnSkf·
ers." "Santa Barbara." "Chartle & Com·
r,~y" and "Love Boat " Flnel round. ( t
14 Sunday, Marett 23, 1988
Cl) ... WlllOCI ... TMI LOIT .. DOii
Ralph and Ed SChel'Mil to get the landlord
to pay for some apartment restorations
Guest appearance by Jack Bennr. Q
(%) m¥W "Conversation Piece · ( 1975
Orama) Burt Lancaster Silvana Manga·
no An aging art professor's well-oroered
hie 1s invaded by hedorusllc ne'ef-Oo-
welts (Subtitled} 'A' 12 hrs 2 min I
llV'a.TMCKIC*
1W CMU•ftNI>
1~ 11.aAY "°"11 MAL 1ta Cll ...
'WiiM i'IMIW"°'"1W
WTOUCMAILll
Al'MCA 90RT: TIMI°"'~ AT TMI llO¥al Scheduled rev1ews
"Ginger &. Fred" (Marcello Mas1ro1ann11
· Just Between Friends" (Mary T (!er
M00<e, Ted Danson). "Rad" (Taha Shire.
Jack Weston)
Ol BTBTQ•n lleaWID An Acadt--
my Awards countdown featuring a look at
the movies nominated for Best Picture
and interviews with the actors and ac·
tresses 1n the running for Oscars I t hr ) m.-cmu.u. m ~All ..,.. MT1ITI The 1oflu
ence ot heritage and family on Pala Mis·
sion lno1an ,eweler Larry GOlsh is e>ea·
mined Q
CC") 1110W1 "To Be Or Not To Be" ( 1983.
Comedy) Mel Brooks Anne Bancroft A
theater group in occupied Warsaw saves
11!.etl and the POiish unoerground from the
Nazis by Impersonating SS 01t1cers 'PG
i hr , 47 mtn)
"°""1C8fTD
MAYYLOQ
1t:ll llOYll "Foothght Glamour" ( t944
Comedy) Penny S1ngle1on. Arthur Lake
Dagwood appears to be the villain when
Blondie puts on a ptay lor one ot his ch·
enr~,::~irers ( 1 hr . 25 min ) 1btl 11 CAIEW ACM/81Y AWMDll An
Academy Awards preview 1nclud1ng inter-
views and film clips with Jessica Lange
Meryl Streep. Hamson Ford. Who0p1
Goldberg. Oprah Winfrey, Meg filly Anne
Bancroft and Jon Voight Also featured is
a poll of celebrittes to determine their Os·
car choices
.... -*B. .. 9JOtlTI llActm
~ ~·~orky's Revenge·· ( 1985,
Comedy) Dan Monahan, Wyatt Knight A
group ol Flonda high school students
matches wits wllh lhe proprietor of a local
brothel. 'R' Q ( t hr., 31 min.)
119 CH) llCMI "Cannonball Run" ( 1981
Comedy) Burt Reynolds, Dom Deluise.
Various Oddball characters compete In a
coast-to-coast auto race 'PG' r 1 hr . 35
mlnl_ -1••CW1 NOU.YWOOD ClW Scheduled a re-
view of this year's Academy Award noml·
nees tor Best Picture and a IOOk at ctasste
Oscar-awarded films.
1
... ..., ...
UM'flClllll OU&.MIW 11 ~'""°"' """" c.:ua '""""-.Mm ----NA 111• _,Vintage Invitational
llnal round from Indian Wtlls, Ceflf. (A)
~hrs)
{!) llOWll "The Oestructors'' ( 1967.
Sus~se) Richard Egan. Patricia Owens
A U S lntolllgence agent uncovers a pl01
tO disrupt t~ development of a new
wea~hrs) tt11e "Throe Comedies" (197•.
Comedy) Jackie Cooper. Ted Beaell
Three segments featuring a school peychl-
atnst two pollee sergeants and a PfOb-
tem=: tathef ( f hr .. •s min.) ..... ,..... . 12:91J llCMI "Snowt>east" (1977. AdVen-
ture1 Bo Svenson. Yvette Mlmleux. A slu
resort 1s 1erronzed by a halt-human. half·
beast loller (2 hrs )
Cl) llOYll 'Tm The Girl He Wants To Kiii"
< 1974, My~tery) Julie Sommers, Tony
Selby Working late at her office. a secre-
tary comes lace to tace with • man who
believes She can •denll1y him as• murder·
er ( 1 hr . 30 min )
(!) MTW Oii M tlTI Up-synoed rend•·
t1ons of Stevie Wonde(S "Part· Time Lov·
er " the Pointer Sisters' "Baby Come and
Get It" and Bobby Oann's "Spl!sh
I&.=-~-=-..,.,"'*'""'"" CIQ'8 PRAmTMILOlm
1M 110W "Docks Of New York" ( 1945.
Comedy! Leo Gorcey. East Side Kids
The Kids stir up e1tc1tement when they de-
cide to take over ana establlsh their au-
tho~r . 30 min)
l==WITMDILmlWI 1:15 ...
,.. llOYll "Who'll Stop The Rain?"
( 1978 Orama} Nick Nolte, Tuesday
Wela A Vietnam veteran 1nvotves a trtend
from the war ano his g1rllrlend in the hlgh-
priced and dangerous wOfkl of drug
smuggling R' C2 hrs , 5 min )
t:2S llOVW "The Killing Fields" ( 198•. Ora
ma) Sam Waterston. Ha1ng S. Ngor
Based on New York Times reporter Syd
ney Schanberg's chronicle of the unique
lneMSh1p rnat developed between him
and hrs natrve assistant. O.th Pran. In
1970s wartorn Cambodia 'R' Q (2 hr5
21 ..... ~1~ ... rnvu .....
~TMILOM
llOVtl "Up The Creek" ( 1984. Come-
dy) Tim MalheSon, Jennifer Runyon Four
college students try to bring some glo<y to
their school by competing In a raft race
against a team of ruth!Ms men. 'A' ( t hr
35mln)
(%) MO¥W "Over The Broolltyn Bridge"
1198•. Romance) Elliott Oovtd, Margaux
Hemingway A man who drHma of own-
ing a poSh restaurant In ~anhattan must
marry e woman he doetn't tove to that he
can receive tht financial support needed ,.1tos{i)t=T;:· 'R' (1 hr .. •8mln.)
MO¥W "For Whom The Bell Tolls"
( 1943 Ofama) Ingrid Bergman, Gary
Cooper A group of Spanish foyattstt and
an Americtln vow to blow up a bridge dur· •no the Spanish Civil War (3 hrs.. 30
mfn.) m---., .......
Cl) .... 0 P Pro Champlonlh1ps from
Hunt1noton Botch. Call! (R) ( 1 hr.) LllOfaQ .. .. ........ ....., ..... .
••• 1&1" ...
.. llY TO IUCClll ... .... .,.Am...,
1-luaclay Cont.
n CBJ ~ "PariS. Texas" ( 1984. Orama) squad Into a tiern or pollshed pom-
Harry Dean Stanton. Nastassta KlnSlll Al· imtl(~., 40 mm.)
ter lour years absence. a social dropout ~
reappear:. in L A to claim his abandoned mAT •ACI COAlm son and !hen heads IOf Texas to reunite llO¥m "The Leopard Man" ( 1943
the boy with rirS l'flOl'16f 'R' o 12 hrs 30 Mystery) Oenms O'Keefe, Aita C0<day A
min 1 murde<et pa1tem1ng his technique aher
tll ~ PAITH• Iha t of a leopard IS coo fused when a reat
~~Gimme An F' " ( 1984 Come-• 11e<>pa.a=pes ( 1
hr .
6
min)
dy) Stephen Shellen. Mark Keyloon An M ...... ll•llTOOAY
1nsrruct0<'s tutu1e rides oo his a1>1l1ty to aTIM
transf0<m a tragically inept cheering ~ There's speculatlOO that a -·nclay
-Morning Movies -
l:ll(Z) "Swing Shill· ( 1984, Drama) Goldie
Hawn, Kurt Russell ( 1 hr , 40 min )
.. ~"The Shocking Miss Piigrim" ( 1947,
Mvs1cal) Betty Grable D!ek Haymes (I
hr 25 rmn)
t:a(SJ "The Enchanted Jovrney' ( 1984.
Fan1asy1 Animated Voices of Jim
Baclcus. Orson Been ( t hr 24 min )
1'j1@ "My S!Oe 01 The Movnta1n' (1969
Ad ... enlurP) Ted Eccles, Thl'<>dorP B1kel _a hrs l
7::9 (CJ "The Bounty · ( t984, Orama) Mel
Gibson Anthooy Hopkins (2 hrs 12
min I
(%) "Mr Blandmgs Bv1lds HIS Dream
Hoose' 11948 Cornedy) Cary Grant
~rna Loy ( t llr 3.4 min ) .. (HJ 'Chanan<X>Qa ChOo ChOo I 1984
Cornedyl GeC>lge Kennedy, Joe Namath
l_I tu 42 min)
(SJ Electric Dreams ( 198• Comedy I
Lenny Von Dohlen, Viry1n1a Madsen I 1
hr 35 mm I .. 9 ''Anme Hall (1917 Comeoy) Woo·
~Allen, Diane Keaton (2 hrs )
CZ) "Over The B1001<1yn Bridge" ( 1984
Romance) Ell1011 Goutd MergauA Hem-
lfillway ( I hr 46 n1m )
t:ll (f} "J11111or B0<1ner ' ( 1972, Orama)
Steve McOueen, Robert Preston (2 hri )
.. CC) 'Unta11hlully Vov1r." ( 1984, Comedyl
Ovdley Moore, Nastass1a 1<1nsk1 ( 1 hr
36 min I
CJ) "Condemned' ( t930 Orama)
Ronald Colman, Ann Harding ( 1 hr . 26
min I · QD ''Time Out 01 Mind' ( 1947 Orama)
Phyllis Calvert. Ella Raines (2 hrs )
-@ "Hurricane Smith" (1952. Adventure)
Yvonne De Carlo, John Ireland (2 hrs J
'*(%)''Conversation Piece" ( 1975, Oramal
Bvrt Lancast!'r Silvana Mangano (2 hrs
2 min l
-• "Bruce Lee His Last Days. His Last
r:i!Yht!> ( t979 l;1og1aphy) (2 hrs) ~ "The Purple RO!.d 01 Cairo' t 1985
Comedy) M•a Farrow Jetf Daniels ( t hr
22m1n.) CID 'On The Town' (1949. Musical)
Gene Kelly F1enk Sinatra ( 1 hr . 38
min) -Cl) "Zellg. 11G&3, Comedy) Woody Al·
Ion. Mia ranow ( 1 hr, 24 min.) we "The Beachcombot" (1938, Orama)
Charles Ll'lughton, Elta lanchelter ( 1
hr . 30m1n) •CC) "The B~ Streel'' ( 1942, Romance)
Homr, Fonda. Lucllle Ball (I h1 . 28 min)
Cl) ' Beyond The Umtt" ( 1983. Orama)
M1Chael Caine Riel'lard Gefe ( 1 l'lr • 43
min)
Ht()) "Falling In love" (1984, Orama)
Robert DeNlro. Meryl Stree~. (1 hr, 47
min)
!:al(Hl "T1enchcoa1" ( 1983. Comedy) Mar·
Q2_t Kidder, Robert Heys. (I hr . 31 min )
tll ~ "The Bounty" (1984, Orama) Mel
Gibson. Anthony Hopkins (2 hrs. 12
min)
tl) "The Leopard Man" ( 1943. Mystery)
Dennis O'Keele, Alla Cordey ( 1 hr 6
·min)
HOC!) "Cannery Row" ( 1982, Orama) Nick
NOite. Debra Winger (2 hrs )
(%) "Running Brave" ( 1983. Orama)
Robby Benson, Pat Hingle ( 1 hr 45
min)
51::9(8) "Ton Man" 11981, Orama) T1mo1hy
Bottoms Deana Jurgens ( 1 hr , 38 min ) -1veninv----· .. 1 .... llATT MOUITOll III ~ AWAllDI With 11 nomena
tlOOs each, "The Colo< Purple'' and "Out
of Aines" head the list of motiOn-plcture
nominees at the 58th annual Academy
Awards. Uve from the Ootothy Chandler
Pavilion In Los Angeles Robin Williams,
Alan Alda and Jane Fonda co-host. Q (3 hrs 6" ...
Cf) .U1UT AIBICAN HIM>
nml't<X9Ntf Di+.,. l'lllOlll ...... .oll'f .... u.-r..PM&Y
OCUll• llON "Unfaithfully Yours" ( 1984
Comedy) Dudley M00ta, Nastassja Klo-
sk1 An orchestra condu<:tor lhln«a that his
wife may have had an atfalr with a .nollnlst
while he was away oo tour and conspires
to murder her 'PG' ( 1 hr . 36 mtn ) a;),._ TAU 1"1ATM "Princess And
The Pea" Thea version of the claSSic tale
stars Liz.a M1nnelll u Princess Alecia. Tom
C()(lll as Prince Rlchard and Beatrtc.
Str=s the prince's mother O
"Electric Dreams" ( 1984, COm
edy) Lenny \loo Dohlen. Virginia MadSen
An vnvsual love triangle develOpS Whefl a
bumbling San Francisco architect J>fO-
gtams hi$ pe<sonal compute< to compose rove songs for a captlvallng cellltt who
moves Into his apartment bulldlng. ·po·
lhr • 35 min.) MOT•TI~ ..... -'IOO ClOll ,_ ""~--In a ·50s ftashback, Henry and MUf'lel relate a rocky
part of their romanot 10 Jacki. Who ha• to
decide between marriage and • '*'"r. or
lose Brad.
new waitress at the restaurant Is Lou's llle-
oitlmate daughter Q
--~--Min MUTMCIM
llO¥m "Romancing The Stone"
( 1984 A<Nenture) Michael Oouglu.
Kalhleen Turne< A romantic novelist re-
loctantly teams with a macho adventU<er
"'a South American iungle to ransom her
sister with a labutous legendary jewel.
'PG~l hr . 45mln)
t:ll(ll) rTITCIB
l :i~•ww
DOUOCLAM .. UTmACY: AN MftODUC1DI TO
co.u'8I
l lCllDOMU • .,.. ....
9f'lllT~~ Interview with
Jacil Klugman
TAXI
LCM COll£TIOll ... ,,....~.., .-.tll,.,,.. ..-1111u:.
........ 9QllT
.,.. "Repo Man" ( 1984, Comedy)
Emilio Estevez. Harry Dean Stant9 . A
punk rocker takes a ,ob with a veteran car
repossessOf and togethef they )oin the
chase fOf a 1964 Chevy Malibu whose
11unk happens to contain a futU<istlc
waa~ 'R~ hr , 33 min ) Cl) _llLJT ...
(%) 90Vll "I Remember Mama' ( 1948,
Drama) Irene Ovnne, Barbara Bel
Geddes A Norwegian family establlshet a
l'lome 1n San Francisco under the gui-
dance of a unique woman. (2 hrs.. 14
mm) 1:118 I Gel TtlE TOWlt Featured· "Home Mov·
1es" of 2 On The Town's favorite stops
from us European lours Includes the
Moulin Rouge and Elffel Tower, Paris:
Rome Amsterdam· Germany. Switzer·
land
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ara110t1 ;>t a dUcft. C1f) flMOGU MM:S Uncle Matt g!vel Gobo
a ., t"SS·.; ,upposedly from out• ~
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... ..-. ... F°"'* Agenc~ ehitf H•rry V. Thomtoo (Howard
Duft) earl$ upon Amanda to hefp him re-
tr1e11 ..ome classilled documents (R) ( 1
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Pack" ( 1978, Adww'lture) Nlcholas Ham-
mond, Robert Simon Spldef·Man ln~t~
gllte!I mysttW"loUs occUtrenc:es at a ~·
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.wafdl. Patty ~e. and woth contributing ~s by ;;thi.a All50t' IA) ( t hr ) Ill....,._ fl TOtlGHT Interview with Jacir.~n I couw~ ._ Anal
Four Pre'MW.
Cl) 90Wll "0.kota' (1945, Westem)
John Wayne. ll•a Ralston A land war re-
sult• when croob try to burn out Wheat
farmers 12 hrs )
-Moaclay Coal.
••CUii tl:tl Q) _.. "The Proud And The Profane"
(1956, Dfama) W1ll1am Holden. OebOfah
Kerr. Problems arise when a young widow
falls In love With a Marine (2 hrs., 25
mlnL
11:9 8 • LA11.-T wn"M DAVID LITTwmM
Scheduled: actors Tony Danza and Ann
llWedgewOrt~ stereo ( 1 hr ) •:T1 • .,. ...
IULNGfla .... ' CMUT'fU
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(!) 1GP Mm IOlm John Meekins vs
Grant Watters In a junk>< welterweight
bout acheduled tor 10 rounds from Atlan-
tic ~ J. (R) (2 hrs , 30 min.)
(I) "The KHting Fields" ( 1984. Dfa·
ma) Sam Waterston, Halng S Ngor
Based on New York Times reporter Syd·
ney Schanbefg's chronicle ot the unique
friendship ttlat developed between him
and hiS native assistant. Olth Pran. In
t970. wartorn CambOdla R' (2 hrs. 2 t
min)
(%) _.. "Swing Shift" ( 1984. Drama)
Gol~ Hawn, Kurt Russell World War II
separates a California couple, as the hus-
band goes off to war and his Wife finds
work In an alrcrah factory. where she be-
gtns an affair with anolher man 'PG' ( 1
hr. -40mln)
-· ()) .,_ "The Girt Galled Hatler Fox"
( 1977, Drama) Roony Cox, Joanelle
Rome<o A young doctor tries to help a
violef'ltly disturbed Indian girt (R) ( 1 hr ,
20~ (8) "Avenging Angel" (1985. Ol'a·
ma) Betsy Russell. Rory CalhOUn A law
school student seeks to avenge the mur-
der of the pollceman who rescued her
from a lffe ol prostitution 'R' Q ( 1 hr • 33
min )
G:ll(J)M.C-.a 1m TUVILlfll...., OllOOD Founer SCTV cast member Dave
Thor'llas plays a successful college profes·
sor who's transported back In time. Guest
stars Include Catherine O'Hara. Martin
Short, Joe Flahe1'~n1d others ( t hr) ·1•1IW M ._AT TMI ~llllllf AWMDI: RI• I Featured llVfl cove<age ol
the post-Academy Awards lestMtleS and
-Taesclay
•()) "Zelig" ( 1983, Comedy) Woody Al·
len. Mia (arrow ( 1 hr . 24 min.)
•CC) "Six Weol<s" (1982, Drama) Dudley
MOOfe, Mary Tyler Moore (1 hr .. -47 min )
.. (%) "Running Brave" ( 1983, Dfame)
Robby Benson. Pat Hingle ( 1 hr • 45
min)
J'9dl) "Law Of The Lawless" (196-4, Wtat·
em) Dale Robertson. Yvonne De Carlo.
~hrs.)
• "Fett Forward" (1985, Muslcal) Jol'ln
ott Clough, Don Franklin ( t hr • 50
min.) CID "The ln-L•wt" ( 1979, Comtd'(l Alan
Arkin, Peter Falk. (t hr .. -43 min.)
.. (%) ''The Purple Rose Ot Cairo" ( 198!>.
Comedy) Mia Farrow. Jeff Daniela ( 1 hr.
22mln.) •9 ''You Can't Win 'Em All" ( 1970,
Comedy) Tony Curtis, Cherie. B<ooson
lfltervlews with the night's wlnnefs. Hosted
by Steve Edwards, Patty Duke. and with
contributing reports by Cynthia AHlson ffi) (U1r)
Cf) _,,. "Wyoming Outlaw" (1939.
Western) JOhn Wayne, Ray Hutton. The
Three Mesqutteers expose a crool<ed poll·
tlc1an wtio has been Mtllng jobs to lmpov-
erlShed ranche<a ( l hr .. 30 min.) I= "The Allen Encounters" ( 1976.
Documentary) Seve<al scientiflC811y docu-
mented encounters With extraterresftlal
beings are examined (2 hrs ) .,. . ..,.
d (C).,.. "Avantll" (1972. Romance)
Jack Lemmon. Juhet Miiis A conservative
businessman felts In love with the slightly
eccentriC daughter ot his dead lather's
mistress. 'R' (2 hrs , 24 min.) di ... MIAT'I Hem MIAT'I llOT?
co.DY TCllllNT Guests: Steve &
Leo, Dennis Blair. Jack Coen, Mike
l~yan, radio personality Howard Stern
AU.• TMI PAI& Y ..... TMILOM>
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19 llCMI "Mkmight Express" ( 1978.
Orama) Brad Oelris. John Hurt. Based on
the true story of Billy Hayes. a young
American arrested in Turkey for attempt·
1ng to smuggle out hashish, who suffers a
grueling lnc.roeratlon In a torturous pns-
on. 'R' 9'h.Ti 1 min,) Mii ()) ATQt -=om-.. "Harry And Tonto" ( 1974,
Comedy) Art Carney, Ellen Burstyn An
Old gentleman and his beloved cat set 011
on an adventure-filled cross-country four·
~ (2 hrs . 30 mm )
• AT TMI 90¥lll Scheduled reviews
"Ginger & Fred" (Marcello Mastroianni),
'Just Between Friends" (Mary Tyler
Moore. Ted Danson), "Rad" (Talia Shire.
!Jact:.es~ ...
Ll'lfll-.aY
ta ~ Mil -1.11.U .. In this spe-
cial, the British comedian performs
sketches and songs and welcomes lhe
Hill's Angels ( 1 hr) ta ....
11 hrs .• 30 min )
.. (!)"Home Of The Brave" ( 19-49. Drama)
Frank LovejOy. James Edwards. (2 hrs.)
-Ck> "The Lavender Hiii Mob" (1952.
Comedy) Alec Guinness, Stanley Holkr
way ( 1 hr , 18 min ) CHl "A Piano FOf Mrs Cimino" ( 1982,
Dfama) Bette Devis. Penny Fuller ( 1 hr .
40m1n)
(I) "The Old Maid" ( 1939, Otema) Bette
~vlS. Miriam Hopkins.. ( 1 hr , 35 min )
Cl) "Lola Montes" ( 195e. Orama) Mar·
tll'le Carol. Petlf Ustinov ( t hr .. 50 min )
• "Age nst An Odds" ( 1968, Fantasy)
Chrls.t<>Phe< Lee. Richard <irMne (2 hrs )
-(f7) "Crack In The World" (1965, Selene•
Flctk>n) Dana Andrews, Janette Scott (2
hrs)
tta(t) "Love And Death" ( 1975. Comedy)
WOO<jy Allon. Diane Keaton ( 1 hr .. 25
m1n)
! .... (II_
--~ •• lllfl ...
... "AMn Rides Again" (197-4.
Comedy) Graeme Blundell, Ai.n Flnnev.
A man whorTl women find aexuelly lrreeltfl-
ble agrees to Impersonate a look-alike
~~1hf.,29mln.1 Ml IW•MD•' •I Ml WCll.DATU.. .. ......... ....
•• iii --· c••'ICCll wa a:ll .,,. "The Soldier" ( 1982, A<Jverr
ture) Ken Wahl, William Prince. A ruthlesa
CIA agent Is sent to neutraltl.e a Soviet·
backed 1error1St plot to hold the Mideast
hos~ with nuclear explO&lves. 'R' ( 1 ·1··EI_
mAT•ACI COMm 1:11 .,,. "North OeUas Forty" (1979,
Comedy) Nick Nolte, Mac Davis .
GrOUp19S, pill-popping and alHllght petty·
1ng begin to take ihefr toll on two fun.-lov·
._11nf~·the-hlll football players. 'R'
llAnr.I • 11 •M nlDAY
=City Of Women" (1981, Ora-
ma) Marcello MastrolannL Enore MaMI.
Heaven t>ecomes hetl IOf a male chawln-
1st on the prowl al a lemlntst's convention.
'R' (2 hrs. 19 min.)
W All IAITIR ITOl'f Animated. A shor1· age of egos poses a threat to the luMe ol
Easter. t.m1 ==-MIA1MCUIF _. .unlTMI
LIT TMI PA&.CCl9 IO Two friends Who
train falcons set out to find a petr of their
birds stolen by smugglers. ( 1 hr.) •CID llOVll "The Initiation" ( 1983. Horror)
Vera MtleS. Clu Gulager. A hazing lnltla11on
prank becomes deadly when IOl'orlty
pledges and their boyfriends are ln8'de a
department store with a homicidal "'8111-
ac. 'R" ( 1 hr . 38 min )
1119 • "The Image Of Bruce Lee" ( 1980,
Adventure) Bruce LI, Yang Szu. (2 hra.) CID "Royal Wedding" (1951, ~I)
Fred Astaire, Jane Powell. ( 1 hr , 39
mtn)
"Brainstorm" ( 1983. ~Action)
ChriS1opher Walken. Natalie Wood. ( 1 hf ,
-46 min.)
"Fanny And Alexandef" (1983 .• Ora·
ma) Pen'l!lla AllwWI. Berti! Guv9. (3 htt.
17 min)
We "the Fallen Idol" ( 1949, Drema)
Ralph RichardSOt\, Bobby Henrey. ( t hr .•
30m1n) ~"The Natural" ( 198-4, Dfeme) Robef't
Redford. Robert Duvall (2 nrt.. 1~ min.)
-"The Happy Ending" ( 19:69, °'•me)
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Ora'T\3 Ar.t•°lO!'l• :;,_.111r Ant,,ooy Fra'ltlO-
s.a A.val mobs CV'!le "'O COfllt<:t as cl
blOOdt :ta"Q .,a, e .. P'"':>eS n1t l'ie streets
of Hanerr (2 "'S e ~ A OOCvmel'ltary portrait of
AIDS victim Fat>-ar Brodg~ e.aarr.n1ng !he
OOlttJC.al iega ~a ano et'loGa 1mphea
1.ons of tf1e <Hease a taped panel d•scus
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heal=ni~'S
·-MNATOUR ~--"Reuben Reuoe,, · 1198'3 Ora-
ma) Tom Cool Ke '( M .. G I •S A ScolltSf\
poet on lhe leetu•e c •cu•' •"Ouiges his
passions f0< bOoze and ;o..ng -.-. -:imen on
New E~land COiiege c.arnpu-.f'S R' ( 1
hr A 1 min)
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(%) mWll "Conversation Piece 11975.
Orama) Burl Lancasrer Silvana Mange
no An agiog art prof9$SOt s well·Ofdered
lrfe IS invaded by hedor11s11c ne· er·do-
wells (Dubbed) 'R (2 hrs 2 min l
ta 8 Cl) P0UY IQUAM A p1om1nent 1ud0'9
Invites Alex 10 )Oln h•m on a romanllc
weel(end lrtp
(!) mWll "The Thomas Crown Attair"
( 1968, AdVenture) Steve McOueen. Faye
Dunaway An insurance Investigator falls
In k>ve with a wealthy crOOll (2 hrs 30
min.) CC).,. "The Natural" ( 19841 Orama)
Robert AedlOfd, Robert Duvall The un·
canny. almost mythlCll. natural eb!hly of a
mlddi.aged baseball player rockets a
major le~ue team toward tho 1939 pen-
nant. 'PG' Q (2 hrs .. 1 • min )
Cl) ~ IAIU11AL.l l90llT Final
Four Preview
•<11) .. "The MM Without A Bocly"
(1957, Hooor) George Coulouris. RObtrt
Hutton A surgeon t1grees to transplant
the heed ot a 16th century mystic onto
the body of a man cursed with a brain
IUf'l\Of. (I hr .. •O min ) -·(I) tal'N• A ladles' men hat 39
hours to locate a mystery woman or he'll
be murdered. ( 1 hr ) D e ~Y Stingray Investigates a
serlff of mysterious deaths at a small prl-
va1~tat. ( 1 hr.) I a ••11a,.. .. Spenser 1nves11-
gates 1he death of a teen-age girt who
found insp11atlon lf"I a chansmatlc clergy-
man. O ( 1 h1.~ I LOftCCll cno. -'"'-· 9'0fl Efforts to flghl a s1aph epidemic
at Austraha's Royal MetboUrne HospHal II·
lustrate this loo'< at how infections resis·
1an1 to antibiotics are caUS1ng WldeSpfead
alarm within the medleal community o ...... ~hr )
1"1 llTClli-. A mOVte director (Pe-
ter Coyote) becomes !he target of his
lea~'s revenge. ~,.,.=.ose (La1n1e Kaz.an) be-
comes dissatisfied wtlh her divorce lawy8f
and deetdes 10 handle rhe proceedings
lher" ~9'GITI
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CAUM Dll WllTAKB llDI • ~ This eKamlnatton 1n10
teen-age suicide Includes interviews w•th
lroublftod adoleScenls. parents and psych1-
atrrsts J 1 hr.)
I. w ... ,,. 1•0•• ... • •• cCiilllD'f Q ....
1'90AY llZAm Guest. Henny Youngman
Sketches. a trlt>Yte to "Tur', interviews
with a famous makeup ari1s1 and a blind e!_a'Ml:tf 1.,._ '=a Exploflng the d1amat1·
cally crlucal moments m the fives of a
J P L scient1SI responsible for piloting the
Voyager to Uranls. p1ema1ure ln1ants al
U.C.I. ·s medical cen1er. Olymplc lce-
skaler Tiffany Chin making her comeback.
and a child experiencing her first piano re-
cital. ( 1 hr.) I CMDITA~
..... .oln'
~lghtlife" ( 1983. Orama)
Bridgette Monet. Loni SanderS. A high·
priced prostitute walks the streets search·
Ing f0< new customers and old acqualn-
tan~1 hr .. 30 min.)
Cl) "House On Greenapple Road"
( 1970, Myttery) Christopher George,
Janet Leigh. Clrcumatantlal evldenOe Im-
plicates a man aa hit wife's murderer. (2
hrs)
Cl) IT• IT • A POll1UIT tll MM ~ Highlights lrom the performer's
1985 conoert tour Including the songs
"Day Tripper," "Jesse," "Stand by Me"
and "Too Lale 10< Goodbyes " ( 1 hr )
(%).,.. "Susplrla" ( 1977. Horror) Jes·
slc:a Harpel, Stefania Casini. A young
dance student It terrified to learn 1hal
murder i. a J>Wt of the daily regimen at the
•xctullllle 1~ tchool lhe's anandlnQ.
'A' (I flt-.;zr;J n:11lr.•mna "The \lanfshinQ Femi·
ly. C!flttS In SI.cl( .A~rlca" Bill J.40)'9fS
examines some of the problema fa~ by
blade• IMng In lhe Inner Cities. lnc:IUded
ate lnteMewl With three genetlllonl of unmanied rnothera anCI an ex.amlnat10n of
lhe Mlf-n11..wig cycle Of .,. ... that'•
threatening 10 destroy the fabric of the
black tamlfv (R) (2 hrs .. 30 min.) D e TOlliMT Host: Johnny Carson.
Scheduled: coun1ry singer Wiilie Nelson.
actors Teri Garr and Rtchard Benlamln. In
ster;.,~ 10 ..U.
.,_ "In Search Of Gregory" ( 1970,
Romance) Julie ChrlStle. Michael Sarra-
zm When a young woman's father remar-
ries, she a11ends the wedding because 01
her attraction to one of 1he house gues1s.
l h1s . 5 mtn.)
D'fllMTY llAWAI,....
.,_ "The Sea Hawk" ( 1940. Ad-
vef'llure) Errol Flynn, Brenda Marstiall
England's Queen Ellzabeth I encourages
one of her captains. a daSh1ng swords-
man, to undertake acts of piracy against
lhe Spamstl on the high seas (2 hrs .. 30
min.)
I MAm 1"I ...
llO'tCAS•
9'CATIC8TB
llO¥ll "The Kilhng Fields" ( 198A. Ora
ma) Sam Waters1on, Ha1ng S Ngor
Based on New YO<k Times repor18f Syd·
ney Schanberg·s chronicle of the unique
tr1endsh1p thal developed belween him
and his native assls1ant. Oith Pren. In
1970s wartorn Cambodia 'A' O (2 hrs .
21 min J m ..r GAIJ.IR'f 115~ MO¥ll "Maktng The Grade" ( 198A
Comedy) Jueld Nelson. Dana Olsen A
spoiled rich kid offers S 10.000 to a street·
wise teen-ager to f1n1sn out his last year at
i p school for him. 'R' ( 1 hr . 45 min )
1HI Cf) comDY mAK m me MOU. lWOCIO anaT.-r n.GHT Behind the
scenes at ttw:I Academy Awards .......
([) COUHI u•~ Florida at Oklaho-
ma Stale {R) (3 hrs )
.,.. "The Rose" (1979. Drama)
Bette Mldler Alan Bates A llamboyan1
rock singer turns to drugs and alcohol
when she finds 11 difficult to cope with the ~ressures of fame 'R' (2 hrs . 14 min.)
1 111cua
12::9 • LA11.-r wmt DAVID~
SchedUled comedian Jay Leno. director
Miios F0<man In stereo { 1 hr )
MTPA110l n..na. ••• w ... .. MAL"°"" ..w .... LCM. t.-iCMI tm.I ., ... Of .. "U ,...,.L.09
.,.. "8100dbfothers" ( 1978, Dre-
ma) Richard Gere. Tony Lo Blanco A
young min dares to break family tradition
by working m a hospltal ward for chlldren
rather 1han In the heavy construction bu1I
ness. 'R' •'hr, 56 min.) ,. .... w ...
(!) llOVll "My Pal Gus" C1952, Comedy)
Richard Widmark, Joanne Dru. Afte1 a
wealthy man loses hlS soo In a custOdy
battle to his ex-wife, he raahzet how lm-
pof1anl the boy is to him (2 h<s • 30
mm ... 1 ... "April In Parts" (1953. MUSI
cal) Oor1t Day, Ray Bolger. A cnorue girt
and a government oNlclal ran In loYe on a
Fraf'IC»-bound IU11ury llnet (2 hrs ) .... ..,
WCl~--.... -t Aobe<IWIM
I PAIA.RYAll
t:ll ... ""'"Hem""'" .n MOU.YWOGO Cl.a.llP Scheduled: a re-
view of this year's Academy Award nomi-
nees for Bes1 Picture and a loo!( at classic
Oscar-awarded films
• ~ TOlllMT Gues1s Henny
Youngman. Rici< AvtleS. Corson & True-
son. Thom Curley. Kenny Warren (R)
I AU•MFAlm.Y
PMmMl.o.
llO¥ll "Fanny And Alexander" ( 1983.
Orama) Pemllla Altwln, Benll Gvve Two
chlfdren 1n a theatrleal famlly lose their
wety enJOYmen1 of Ufe when their mother
marries a bishop 'R' (3 hrs . t 7 min )
... CAii .... ,.~ llO¥ll "Bananas" (1971. Comedy)
Woo<Jy Allen. Louise Lasser. A product
tester. bored wrth his everyday routine.
goe~ to a small Latin American country
and becomes a dictator during a poli11cal
~aval 'PG' (1 hr , 22 mm.)
ta<B) llO¥ll "Tuff Turf' ( 198A, Chma)
James Spader, Kim Rietlards An East
Coast teen-ager moves with his family to a
tough L A ne1ghbofh00d where he
clasties wtth an antagon1s11c punk 'R' o
•
hr. 52 mm.)
HI CJ) ..n'trllat
MCOll)QUl)I
llO¥ll "Johnny Belinda" ( 1948. Ora·
ma) Jane Wyman. Lew Ayres A Canadi-
an l1st11ng village is scandalized by a
young dOCtor's attentive behavlO< toward
l
a 2~;-)mute girl and her 1t1eg111mate chlld .....
L.OftlC*QI
llWM.Y•&•l •t
ll'lt/IMIY
2:8 llO¥ll "S~rred" ( 1984. Orama) Jen·
niter Mayo. Jackie Berryman A 16-year-
old unwed mother becomes a HoOywoo<J
prostitute to support tier baby 'A' ( 1 hf
25 mm>
2:11 m llO¥ll Blondie Hits The Jackpot"
I 1950. Comedy) Penny Singleton, Arthur
Lake When Dagwoo<J rs fired. he goes to
"'10rk fOT his old boss's competitor ( 1 hr
JO min.)
~~, .. , .... --'"'-· llO¥ll "Tomboy" I t98A Comedy}
Betsy Russell. Jerry Dtnome Upon meet·
1ng a hearllhrob race-car d11ver, a smitten
teen-ager PUJS aside her basketball. mo-
torcycle and monkey wrench 'R' { 1 hr
32m1nj,
I
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Of911911D
a1I llO¥ll "Con1e!.SIOns 01 A Wlf'ldOw
Cleaner" ( 197'. Comedy) Robin Ask·
With. Anthony Booth A Brtllsh window
c1eane1 puts a sparkle into 1he llves of his
_1man~n 'R' ( 1 hr 30 min)
~
I/If .......
.UT IPM:I COAl18 all .,_ "Against An Odds" ( 198A, Ora·
ma) Racl'lel Ward. Jett BrldgM A lading
proleuionat too11>aH play•' falta lo kMI
wllh the girlfriend of • smalHlme hOOd
and beeomes 1nvofved with stlady, high
stakes rl!al estai~ d(Oahngs R' O (2 hft
Bm1n)
Sunday, March 23. 1988 19
Cli WT• -In this lfve-actlon hur 1 tale featuring puppeta, an evil baron
lhreatent to 11ea1 a oountry'a natlonal
1rea54Jfe troat POMetlM ~anting
powers ......... * ~Blondle'a Hero" (1950, Com-
edy) Penny Singleton. Arthur Ulke Con-
luSIOO r8'Qll5 when DagwOOd aigns up With
ire A•*8 Reserve Corps ( 1 tlf., 30 min)
'LMA all .. TODAY
1.,...-
41111 LOIT ••a --~ ~ITA~
lllATlllUIP
.,.,. "The Purple Rose Of Cairo
'1985 Comeely) Moa Ferr'7W. Jeff Oen-
1915. A [)epteMIOrHHI weltre&a WtlO fr•
auents the movies to escape her unl\lppy
mamage embarks on a wnlrtwmd adven-
ture ~n a matinee lck>I ateps off the
screen and Into her Ille 'PG' ( 1 hr • ~2
-Weclnesclay
• <IJ "Flying Leathernecks'· I 1961, Advef)-
tureJ John Wayne Rot>ert Ryan ( 1 IV .
42 m1n)
.. (CJ "The NeverErid1ng Story" ( 1984, Fan-
1as:0 Noah Hattiawey Barret! Olrver ( 1
hr 34 min)
NI "The Four Season~" ( 1981 Comedy)
Alan Alda C.arol Burnett I 1 hr 4 7 mtn J r• IIlJ "Palm Sp11ngs Weel<end" ( 1963.
C.rm)edy) T1oy Donanue. Connie Stevens
Q hrs 1 etl'H, 'Romancing lhe Stone · 11984, Ad·
~1·ro1vre1 t.41chae1 Dovglas Kathleen
forner (I hr 45 min 1 7 , Trenchcoet' 11983. Comeoy) Mar·
got K1dde1 Robert Hays ( 1 hr , 31 min )
.. fCJ "The Sword Of The Valiant" ( 1980.
r anraso Sean Connery. MllM O'Keele
U hr . 42 mm)
etllll "September 30 1955" (1 978, Ora·
ma1 Richard Thomas, SUMn Tyrren (2
htS)
ta(JSJ "'Torpedo Run" ( 1958, Orama) Glenn
ford lrn~I Bo1gnine 12 hrs ) -fC) '"The Bridge On The River Kwa1"
( 1957. ()1ama1 Wllllam Holden. Alec
<,1i1nn.y,•. I? hrs 41 min ) <H, 'W1tholi1 A Trace" ( 1983. Orama)
Val" ~'e111uan. Judd Hirsch. (2 hrs.)
$ I >Vl•fy Tri I oak Al" ( 1952. MuSlcal) v 111 , ,r,1y•.nn. Howard Keet ( t hr. 45
t111r
2 ··~''' y Sh1f1" ( 1984, Drama) GOidie
t NI v ,,, R11s:A>ll I 1 hr . 40 min )
'1) y,,, Bamboo Saucer·· ( 1967 Set·
,,, c,. I 11 11rin1 Dan Dvryea. John Erl<:&orl
1? hrs J
-QZ) 'Rampage" (1963, Adverrture) Rob-
ert M1tcr1um. [lo;a Martinelli (2 hrs I
-M•ernoon llovle9-
-• '"Master 1'1ller" (1979. Ad'lenture)
Uu Chia Hui (?hrs)
(ft) "'Bye By1• A1rd1e'" (1963. Mualcal)
l">lck Von Oy1w .Janet Leigh ( I hr • 51
rn1n )
(%) "Fenny And Alexender" ( 1983. Ora-
rnaJ Pern1lla Allw•n. Ber111 Guve. (3 hts •
17 m1n I tta "Alrplanft1'" 11q80. Comedy) Robert
Hays. Julle Hag 11y I 1 hi . 28 min.)
... "l<lpp~·· ( 1q4 1 Orama) Mlchael
Rodgu1ve Dtana Wynyard ( 1 hr . 30
min}
CC) "Otl Godl BOOk 11" ( 1980, COmedy) Gioroe Burns. Suanne Ple&hette ( 1 hf ..
35 mfn.) •00 "Raooln'" ( 1985. Drame) Marlo Van P.eblel. Tuia Velenza ( t ht , 32 min )
())"The Four Seasons'" ( 198t, Comedy)
20 Sunday, March 23, 1988
Alan Alda. Cato! Bomet1 ( 1 hi , •7 mln.J •00 "SW!ng Shlft" (1 9M, Dreme) GOidie
Hawn. Kun Russell ( 1 hr .. «<! min.)
(%) "Trenchcoet" (1 983. Comedy) Mar-
Q2.1 Kidde<. Robert H•Y$ (1 hr , 31 min) •CkJ "To Be Or Not To Be" (1983, Com&-
dy) Mel Brooks. Anne Bancroft ( 1 hr • • 7
min J
Cl) "Manny's Orphans" ( 1980, Orama)
Jim Baller. Malachy McCourt ( 1 hr . 3 t
mtn )
•(f) "Hoopet" ( 1978, Comedy) Burt Rey·
nolds. Jan-Michael Vincent (2 hra., 30
rn1n ) CD "Mrs Soffel" I 1984, Orama) Diane
Keaton. Mel Gibson ( 1 hr., 50 min J
Cl) "The G~atest Story Ever Told"
( 1965. Drama (Pan 1 of 2) Max von
§rdow, John ayne (2 hrs ) llJ "Flying Leathe<ne<:ks" ( 1951, Adven-
ture) John Wayne, Robert Ryan I 1 hr
42mjn )
-1veaing ----·
.. 11'=a.
Cll ...
.UTllT Alm!ICM HDO
.... Q ,_..Cf#..,
w+WITWU ...... .all'T ....
OCU.11
llCMI "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon"
( 1949, Western) John Wayne. John
Agar Indians attacl< an understaffed cav-
~ outpost ( 1 hr . 44 min.)
(.£)TOP U. IOme Greg Haugen vs Ed·
win Curet lor the NABF Lightweight
Championship scheduled for 12 rounds,
lrve from Las Vegas. Nev (2 hrs . 30
mll'I.) CB) llO¥W "Cannonball Run" (1981.
Comedy) Burt Reynolds, Dom Deluise
Various oddball characters compete In a
coast-to-coast auto race 'PG' ( 1 hr • 35
min.) CJ)~..-, a&.mM A teenage
boy's life undergoes serious changes
when his parents bring his retarded sister
i na Hill) home to llve (1 hr.)
MOT llAT I NCmm .. me..,. to•::.. flCll ~ lrts It tvre
ahe'• round the man of her dreamt. but
the l•mlly la curloua about the
WherHbOUTS or hit '°'"'* wtvea. t•: IMam /~····-......
"'9UICT: All ~ TO
mtn.) .. ~w-.-, .. -
.. ~ .,.,. "The Laven<* H1• Mob"
( 1952. Comecty) Alec Guonness. Stanley
Holloway An unlikely bend of bank
•obbefs attempts 01"'~ of t'le OddeSt bank
l'letSIS Ill h!Story. ( 1 n< 18 min 1 Cl)~ NCm Altei servtng In World
War I. e young man feels the pain of ellen-
etion wnen he returns to his hometown
Nancy Marchan<! end Richard Backus
star
If .. ,.. * ... 9 --~~ lnleNJew With JuUan Lennon.
I TAll ~~ A tour ol a village 1n
England that's suppOSedty haunted. a
look at the Amertean lntema11ooal Toy
Fair
I UM en 11 • cnoee Mm'I C09Altf m-. tll FORTUNI
lilamTMILORD
llll••90RT
_. "King David" ( 1985, Orama)
Rtehard Gere. Edward WOOdward A saga
of the trials and trlbulallons of the warrior
DaVld who emerges es the second !<Ing of
lsaret 'PG-13' J 1 hr .. 5• min ) <ll •••mer ... CS) tamWI ... TMI LOIT IPllODll
Ralph and Ed scheme to get the landlord
to pay for some apanment restorahons
Guest appearance by Jack Benny Q
(%) llCMI "Mr Blandings Builds His
Oream House"' ( 19.S. Comedy) Cary
Grant. Myrna Loy A man trom Man~ttan
moves his family to the country wher~ he
tnes to build a house (I hr .. 34 min)
1lll lfl) llCMI "'The Final Countdown" ( 1980 .
Science·Flctlon) Kirk Douglas, Martin
Sheen The atomtc-powered aircraft car·
rl8f U S S N1m11z is transported beck In
11me to the Pacific Ocean hours before the
anack on Peart Harbor (2 h". 15 min)
1:9 9 J C* TMI TOWN Featured a day In the
life of Columbla Square.
1 .... ....,
WMAn MAA'll•IQI m C* LA. Featured a tour ol the
back roads ol Germany not often seen by
tourists In this special edition that
highlights the castleS of Mad King Ludwig,
Octoberfest
&JUTLMm &:"' ALRTm
rA .....
... '1119 .... .......... ..,,,,, .... M .... _Oll_
Meml,_IMffANftA
.. (J) PMT ~ Brad losea his drlvef"• llcente Just lJtfOfe his date with Llnela 8 e -AY TO lllA¥91 Jonath•n And
Mark beoOme lnVOlved In tht !Net of tt'lrM
youngttera who art alttndlng Camp
Good Times. • fecllity f0< termlnally Ill chil-
dren. In atereo. (A) Q (2 tn.) e .,. "Madigan" ( 1968. Mytttfy)
Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda. A New
York detective with questlOnable ethlu
runt Into trouble wtth hi& commlulorlef
(2 hra)
e 9 1MC11• MacOyver and a groop
ol train passengers are held hostage In a
de=~hr.) 1-::Yll "Point Blank" ( 1967,
Suspense) Lee Marvin, Angle Olcl(Jnson.
A wounded man. abandoned 10 die by his
wile and her lover. SUNlves to seal< r~
veng~ears later (2 hrs.) • llD LM ,_ TMI _,. "LOhe rln"
Eva Marton, Leonie Rysanek and ~eter
Hofmann star In Wagner's S1ory of a mys-
1er1ous knlg'1t whO marries the young
woman he saved from murder charges
James Levine conducts (English Subtl·
tles~=reo (' hrs.) • lMIUMD
(C) llOWll "Who'll Stop The Rain?"
{ 1978. Orama) NICk NOite. Tuesday
Weld A Vietnam veteran lnvotves a friend
lrom lhe war and his glrllrlend 1n the high·
priced and dangerous world ol drug
smuggling. 'A' (2 hrs • 5 min )
CB)MTALIOPTMl.._.,PICMC Fantasy.
humor and rnuslc all lnterweaYe to letl the
story ol an annual bunny picnic that
marks lhe llrsl day ol SPrlng and lhe arrlv·
al ol a famous s1ory1e1ter A new cast of
Muppet characrars IS introduced ( 1 hr I
~....., ......
CS) _,,_ When Joe writes his auto-
biography, his family and friends don't like
rhe M:1tt=.swucT:l.L° 0
1:11 I (I) rrt TM1 1A1T1111 11A&1, CHAii.a MO'lll Animated The Peanuts gang lis-
tens to Linus' retelling ol lhe legend ol lhe
Eas=~R)Q
JI TUIMI Git. U . ~ ,. .,.._ A tour of a village In Eng·
land 1hal's supposedly haunted. a look at
the American lnternat1ona1 Toy Fair ~ ... ,..,. ..,,llOC,_
mAm Sketches a poor lamlly wins
S40 mllllon. an alcoholic family. baldness
cvra: a senator enttf'S the bOxlng ring. O
(%) awlll ~ON THI PU ICM
Guest Robert Wise
1---.. Cl) llO¥ll "Sin Qt Innocence" (Prem-
iere Orama) 8111 Bncby Dee Wallace
Stone The recent rnarrlage between a di·
vorcee and a widower yfelds an unsettling
situation w'1en their teen-age stepchildren
develop an a1tract1on for eech other O g hrs I
• (IJ DnlUTY Alexis and Ben coo11nue
their mallcious allack on Blake's charac-
ter: Claudia vows to gain revenge against
Ada...:i ( 1 hr ) I llOWll "BarQvefo" ( 1970 Western)
Lee Van Cteef:Warren Oates A tone man
goes alter the soldters of fortune who
massacred an entire town (2 hrs.)
I PMmTMILOllD _.,UZlll
.,. ''The Breakfast Club ' ( 198•
Drema) Emmo Estevez. MoUy Ringwald
11ve tten·ager& converge at an an-day de-
tenllon session and meke strides toward
mutual undefatandlng and tespect 'R' Q 11 hr , 37 min.) CJJ.,. "Micki & Maude" (tie~. Com-
edy) 0udl9v M()()(e. Amy lrvlng. Despite
the fact thlt he' 1 atrMdY !Nlrrlad to a ca·
reor·mlnded attorney. • ttttvlll<>n pertOn·
aNty lalll In love with a concert mutlcllln
and decides tl'\at two wlYet era better
tl'\an Ont 'PG· 13' ( 1 hr . 58 min )
(l)lfMlm Cl) .,. "Alrptanel" ( t980. C<>medY)
Rober1 Haya, Jutle H.g.,fy. Iii thle epoo~
ol d saster films., an alrllner't orew .UC·
cumbs to food pollonlng and a l*VOUI
former war pllot la pf998ed Into eeMo8.
'PG' ( 1 hr., 26 min.)
(Z) llOWll "The Purple ROM Of Celro"
( 1985. Comedy) Mia Farrow. Jttt o.n-
iels. A Oepresslon-.ra waltr ... WhO Ir•
Quents lhe movies to eecape hef unhappy
marriage embarkt on a wtllrlwlnd adven·
lure when a mattnff Idol ttept ott the
screen and Into her fife. 'PG' ( 1 hr • 22
min) •all MOWll "A Olttant Trumpet" (1964,
Western) Troy Donahue. Suzanne
Pleshette. A caYalry officer attempts to
work out his romantic prObleml and han-
dle Indian uprisings at the same time. (2
hrs .. 30 min) a:a Cf) ..,. "The Benny Goodman Story"
( 1955. Blograptiy) Steve Allen. Donna
Reed The great jazzman's Ille It traced
from his childhood 10 hit triumphant per·
formance al Carnegie Hall (2 hrs . 30
min.)
(E) Alm WMITlm Ma jot League baseban
teams compete. -· e aACll'I IMS A jeweler c'1al-lenges the Blackes to breach the aecurlly
i tem at his diamond shop (R) (1 hr.) I :. Peter's Injured in a race-car
accident: the relatives of a deceased
woman fight to prevent a homosexual
man hom gaining custody of her daugh-
ler Guest stars lncluCSe Doug Barr and
Lloyd Bochner. (R) o (1 hr.) G COLLm umTtiAU Na!lonat Invita-
tional Tourna'i(~;rs.) 1-TMI lW• ..... .an• ~--.UT llD• Ill OP O&. ft911C I09I
*1t llOWll "Oh Oodl Book II" (1980.
Comedy) George Burns. Suzanne
Pleshette God returns to Earth and
chooses the young daughter of an adver-
hseng ellecutrve to spread his message to
the wOOd. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 35 min.) tt111 Wll ... '?FZlll
-NUIY• mATOOAY MBLIJ8IT ...
rrtMOWJ• llO¥ll "AIVln Rides Again" ( 1974.
Comedy) Graeme Blundell, Alan Finney
A man whom women find sexually lrresisli·
Die agrees 10 lmp8fS()nale a took-alike ,,. mht·~r: .. ~CIUllCI .,.. ... ,
..-Y ....
MCIMYllOMt ......
..,.,.. eoL.Dllll WCT ""* """""AY Whoop! Ooldbefg, actress and
comic. creates five characters ranging
trom a streetwise thief to a C8Mfomle
surler In a special tal)ed at New York's
~eum Theater In March 1965 ( t ht ) CLJ .,. "Raw Talent" (1984, Adult)
Use DeL..uw. Jerry Bullet. A ~n dlrec·
tor threatens to dellroy a man 1 chances
tor a legitimate ectlng career. ( 1 ht., 30
l"l'lln.)
Cl> rrm OP -11•1 • Ptot11et ot
Wa'f"4 Newton, Jane RulMll. Selah
Dougtat and Art Llnldett•: the origlnl of
tht soft drink •nd lht ic. oreem tundee. ffi) ( 1 hr.)
Cl) .. "Tendrn ~.. (1983.
Comedy) Thierry TMll, Anja Shu19. On a
French country'lfde farm, • IOY9-emltten
teentger devises an tngenloul plan to gain
experience and tulf1ll hit dellrn with his
baauttful older cousin 'R' ( 1 hr • 34 min )
l mn'IAU.m
1W ()) U . MOOKa The new police com·
missioner lnterferet with Hooker' a allampt
to end a truckers' war (R) ( 1 hr • 10
min) e e Ta..tT Host Johnny Carson
Scheduled: Ted Turner. actor Judge Rein·
hOld. In stereo. ( 1 hr )
OIDCCM'll ~ ........... ..... u. ..,..,.
..WIAU.m
1W llOWll "Whiffs" ( 1975. Comedy) El-
liott Gould. Eddie All:>ert A human guinea
pig for the Army Is forced into retirement
after sn'"lng too many weird chemicals
11 hrs.) ~ llO¥ll "O, The Winged Serpent"
( 1982, Fantasy) Mlehael Moriarty, Devld
Carradine On the roof of a Manhattan
skyscraper. a petty crook stumbles across
the nest ol a giant leathery llylng serpent
that has been terrorizing New York City
a.1'R'~~~ m Git HOU.YWOOD
.,. "Only One Day Lett Before To-
morrow" (1971, Drema) Peter Duel. Sal
Mineo A pair of lnternallonal reposses·
sors try to regain a jet from lhe son ol a
South American dictator (2 hrs 5 min.) 0 8"9f.-T TOMIClfT Interview w1t'1
Julian Lennon. • MmU c. CUMl'I llYlllllOUI ....,
••-••••m••~ (E) IODTM..Dlel Mr UnlVerse Compel!·
hon from Sweden (RI (2 hrs ) <HJ .,. "The Siar Chamber" ( 1983.
Orama) Michael Douglas. Hat Holbrook.
A dedicated young judge becomes 1()-
vOlved with a secret panel of jUStlces dt-
recting V1Q1lante rep11sa1s against crlmlnats
Who escape via loopholes 1n the law 'R'
~hr., 49 min.)
?FmtY
..,. "Trenchcoar· I 1983 Comedy)
Margot Kidder. Robert Hays White voca-
honing 1n Malla. rircumst~r>CP!. propel a
would·l>e mystery writer into a murder
plot. 1nterna11onal intrigue anrt lhe arms of
an undercover agent 'PG' I t hr , 31
min )
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-·. Uft ml? wmt DA¥'1D ~ In ateteo. (1 hr.)
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(IJ ... "Moscow Oil Tlle Hud!IOn"
( 1~. Comedy) Robin W1lllams. Marla
Conchita Atonso. A Russian circus musi-
cian defectt to the United States nnd tet·
ties In New YOfk after being savtd trorn
tht KGB by a 1t0te Mcur\ly guard 'R' ( 1
N .. 55mln.l
-· ()) .,. "The Court Martial Of Geot'~ Arnittrong Cutler" ( 1977. Ofa•
ma) Brian Keith, Ken Howard Feet Is
combined with l\ctlon In deeld1ng the late
of ~•I Costar had he 9UMved the
ma&Meta at Ltttle Big Horn (Al { t hr ,
Sunday, March 23, 1986 21
-Weclnesclay Coal.
20m1n1 Cl) lllOVll 'Porlcfs Revenoe" ( 1985
Comedy J Dan Monahan Wya11 Knight A
group of Flonda high school students
matches w11r. N1tn me proPrl8tOf ol a local
brothel "R Q ( I nr 3 1 mm I we........,,.Nnt
(!) lllOVll "Stopover Toi<yo·· ( 1957. Ora-
ma) Rober! Wagner. Joan Collins An
Ame11can spy is carelully watched while
he is 1n Japan lor a b!ief stopove1 (2 hrs
30'MFJ. 1 .,. B1~Rl<t"l1ough" ( 1950, Ora-
ma) David Brian, Frank LovejOy Infa ntry·
men together 9lflce early training lace
thel~~ 1nva~100 12 hrs I I ,. ""Alf tll ...
MUMAW
AT M lllOYEI Scheduled reviews
"Ginger & rred" (Marcello Mastr0tann1)
'"Just Between Friends' !Mary Tyler
MOOfe. Ted Danson). "Rad" (Taha Shire
Jack Weston/ 81 cc.DY To.GHT Guests Paul Proven
za, John f'&11en11no Bill Masters. Jonny
Solomon actress Andie McDowell (R)
I AU•MFAl&Y
., AW IAITD 'AGIMT
lllOVll "Candy Stripe Nurses" ( 1974,
Comedy) .Candice R1atson. Robin Malt-
90n Three young girts have dlllerenl rea·
sons for volunteering to help at their local
hospllal 'R' ( 1 hr . 29 min >
(Z)lllOVll "Fanny And Alexander" ( 1983
Orama) Pernilla Allw1n Bertrl Guve Two
children in a ltieatrtcBI famlly lose lhelr
lively enjOyment ol hie when their mother
marries a btshOp 'R' 13 hrs . t7 min.)
I MmCAIM-.a.D
W WOM.D AT LMQE
1:11 lllOVll 'The Blues Brothers" ( 1980,
Comedy) John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd
-Thursday
-Morning Movies-
•(C) "Love Streams· ( 1984, Drama) JOhn
Cassavete~ Gena Rowlands (2 hrs . 16
min)
(I) "The Adventures 0 1 Buckaroo Banzai
Across The 8th Dimension" (1984, Sci·
ence Fiction) Peter Weller, John LlthgOw il hr • 43 min ) •w "Lola Monies" ( 1956. Drama) Mar·
tine Carol, Peter Ustinov ( 1 hr . 50 min ) 19aJ "Uvlng II Up · ( t954. Comedy) Dean
Martin. Jerry Lewis (2 hrs) •CID "Old Enough" ( 1984, Orama) Sarah
~d. Rainbow Harvest. ( t hr . 31 min.)
(I) "Life On fhe Mississippi" C 1984, Ora-
ma) Robeft Lansing David Knetl. ( 1 hr .
65min)
•(C) "Airplane!" ( 1980 Comedy) Robert
Hays. Jutte Hagerty ( 1 hr • 28 min ) •9 "The Qreat&~t Slaty Ever TOid"
( 1965. Orama) (Part 1 of 2) Max voo
~dow. John Wayne (2 hrs.) w "Running Brave" ( 1983. Drema)
Robby Benson. Pat Hingle ( 1 hr , 45
min ~ •Cl) 'Tl'lf! 'Vlk.Ing Queen" (1967, Adven-
ture) Don Murray. Adrienne Cont (2
hrs )
-(C) "The Badl1tn00rs" ( 19~8. Wntern)
Alan Ladd. Ern4Kt Borgnll'le 11 hr • 23
22 Sunday, March 23, 1988
Two blues SIOgef& must contend with the Chic:aOO police the CIA. neo-Naz1s and
the U.S. Army to put 1ogetl"ier a benefit
concert to raise money for thetr <>'Phan-
1 'R' (2 hrs .• 13 min) • G'=-TQI
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NZBEGATUC:. Popeye's Offsh0<e
Grand Prix from New Orleans (R) ( 1 hr )
Cl) UPI Oii &IY
1:9(l)llCMI "Come And Get 11"' ( 1936. Ora-
ma) EdWard Arnold. Joel McCrea A cruel
paper mill owner acquires the power to
contrOI the Wisconsin !umber country ( 1
hr., 39 min)
1:91 WMAl't M011 WMAT'l lllm llCMI "Beyond The Time Barner"
( 1960, Science-Fiction) Robert Clarke,
Darlene Thompson A U S. Air F°'ce pllot
rs plunged through a time barrier to the
year 2024. where he meets the last ot
Earlh's inhabitants. ~hr . 45 min )
~ .... , .. ,.,
18111t1'MI_,
llCMI "Bl<X>d Simple" ( t98', Orama)
John Getz. Frances McOormand. A wom-
an has an affair with her husband's em-
plOyee ano sparks a fatal chain of events
'R' ( 1 hr .. 36 min )
i •s•w .... M ....,.,.,.,., IQ
HI llCMI "\he Bridge On The River
Kwal" ( 1957. Orama) Wllllam Holden.
Alec Guinness Ouflng WO'ld War II, a
British COionei and his men become parr
of a pnson labor camp gang IOfced by the
Japanese to build a iungle bridge (2 hrs
41 min)
•• m¥9 "Sergeant York" (1941, Ora-
ma) Gary Cooper, Watter Brennan After
being raised in the mountains of Tennes-see. a young man becomes a World War I
min) • CID "Running Brave" ( 1983. Orama)
Robby Benson, Pat Hingle. ( 1 hr . 45
min)
Cl) "Twilight Of Honor" (1963, Orama)
Richard Chamberlaln. Nick Adams ( 1 hr .
44 min.) e "The Battle 01 Naretva" (1 971. Ad-
venture) Yul Brynner. Hardy Kruger. (2
hrs ) -tm "Mozambique" (1966, Orama) Steve
Cochran. Hildegarde Kn.ff. (2 hra.)
1W(l) "The Leopard Man" (1943, Myatery)
Dennis O'Keele, Rita Cordey. (1 hr . 6
min)
tW (C) "The Year 01 Living Dangerously"
( 1983. Orama) Mel Gibson, Sigourney
Weeve_r. ( 1 hr . 55 min.)
_., ....... 11ov1es-
-· "Meattt Ot The Flying Guillollne"
11978) (2 hrs.) CH) "Tomm " (1975. MUSIC31) Roger 081-!.!!>'· Ann-MYargret. ( 1 IV .. 60 min.)
{.I) "ReckleSa Ollregard" (1985. Orama)
Tess Harper, Leslie Nlelaen. (2 hra.)
-(%) "TrenchOOlt" ( 1983, eom.dy) Mar-
~t Kidder. Robert Ha~ ( 1 hr .• 31 min ) W• "Fire Over England" (1937, Oram!.')
ltlurenc:9 Ottvter. Flora RobtOn (1 h1 .. JO
min)
W (C) "Slnbad And The Eye Of The Tiger"
( 19n. Fantasy) Patrick Wayne. Jane
Seymour (1 hf • 53 min.)
-hefo by slngl&-handedly capturing a Ger-
ma~tOn (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
... COOi IAITlll ..-ca ••&oAwn .. ,Mnt. ,..,..
111fWTIR .,.,..,.
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llATm'l at 11 •a TOOAT ... W lllAm Sketches· a poor family wins
0 mlUlon. an alcohollC lamlly. baldness
cures. II seoatOf enters the boiclng ring Q d CID lllOVll "Paris. Teicas" ( 1984. Orama)
Harry Dean Stanton. Nas1ass)8 Klnskl Af·
1er lour years' absence. a soclal dropou1
reappears 1n L A to claim his abandoned
son and then heads 10< Texas to reunite
the boy with hlS mother 'R' Q (2 hrs • 30
min)
d m lllOVll "Journey To The Seventh Plan-
et" ( 1962. Science-Flcuon) John Agar.
Greta Thyssen Astronauts discover beau-
llful women and llourrsh1ng grasslands 1n
the bitter COid world of Uranus ( 1 hr • 15 .. 1m1n=-=I&
MIAntCLllp
90¥tl "Manny's Orphans' ( 1980.
Orama) Jim Baker. Malachy McCourt.
The ooys at an orphanage rl&k their chari-
ty tund 1n an at1empt to help thelr soccer
coach pay back e $40, 000 debt to the
(11"'*'1r·sa4-·) (1977, Horror) Jes-
sica Harper. Stefama Casini A young
dance student is terrified 10 learn that
murder is a part of the dally regimen at the
excluwe training school she's attendmg
'R'~ST~nl 4:11 (11)
atl® "Red Dawn" ( 1984, Adventure) Pa-
trick Swayze, C. Thomas Howell, (1 hr ..
54mrn)
Cl) "The Adventures 0 1 Buckaroo Banzai
Across The 8th Dimension" ( 1984, Sci-
ence Flclloo) Peter Weller. John Llthgow U hr .. 43 min.) W "Lola Montes" ( t966, Orama) Mar-
tine CarOI, Peter Uatlnov. ( 1 hr . SO min ) 119(1:) "Love Streams" ( 1984, Orama) JOhn
Cassavetas. Gena Rowlands. (2 ht'8., t 6
min)
•Cl) "The Purple Rose Of Cairo" (1985.
Comedy) Mia Farrow. Jett Daniels ( 1 hr .
22 min.)
•(!) "Monte Watah" ( 1970. Western) Lee
Marvin. Jeanne Moreau (2 hrs )
(I) "Martin's Dey" ( 1984, Orama) Rich-
ard Harris. Lindsay Wagner ( 1 hr .. 38
min)
(!) "The Greatest St()('( Evei T Old"
(1965, Orama) (Part 2 of 2) Mex von
§rdow. JOhn Wayne. (2 hrs.) •W "Over The Brooklyn Btldge" (1984,
Roma.net) ElllOtt Gould. Margauit Hem-
ingway. f1 hr., 48 min.)
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mctlMICAL~ MOVll .. Atrplane1" 11980. Cooiedy)
R t.er1 Har.-. Julie Hagerty In in1s spool
I a.saste< films. an a1rlmer·s crew sue·
c.umbS ro fooo poesontng and a nervous
f0tmer war p.101 is !)fessed into service
r>G ( 1 hr , 28 min )
HJ llOVIE "Brainstorm.. ( 1983, S<:ience-
r CllOnJ Christopher Walken, Natalie
Wood A married couple tnes 10 keep a
.pec1atty designed device. which allows a
PP•Son ro experience the sensations telt
Of another. from m11ttary and 1ndustrtal
t;l!_uups 'PG 11 hr 46 min ) ·s· lllOYll "L 1fe On The M1sslSS1pp1"
I 1984, Drama) Rober! Lansing, David
Knell Autho1 Mark Twain recalls his early
riafs as a river boat pilot on the M1ss1ss1p.
IPI ~r~~;L
1::111 .c ... a ...
TOO CL.Oii '°" CO!llfOlfT Ciao 1n a b1k·
,,,. Sara poses tor a national magazine
but when the photo 1s publrShed. tl'le 01k1·
l""~=-IOlD•• ,. C81 ....
llJ) aTIRT~ f OllQlfT Interview
i;~Howard
(I)~ ::%i. Lord Montagu Ill's 16th
century castle 1n England Jack Klugman
LCM CO..cnoll ... 1'tlB"I Cf1161NIY ...... "''°'"""' I ,....,,.LOM>
····-~ ••• llen' ... 1• MO¥ll "Dark Command" 11940
Weste<n/ John Wayne, Waller P10geon A
leoeral marshal tangles with a ruthless
guerrilla leader who massacres a townful
or women and children (2 hrs )
~15 (\.,) -. IOCca St L01J1S Steamers at
Loi; Angeles Lazers (2 hrs , I 5 min )
7:118 J Ott M TOWN Featured On the road
with the Oodoers
l .... llllHT .
WMAT'I ~ NOW1 When the
gang's long-time enemy • now a heal1h
1nspec1or •• arrives to look over Rob's
Place. he threatens to ctose its doors 8 m Ott L.A. Featured segments are
hosted from the beach at Nice. France 1n·
eroding a IOOk 81 award-winning commer·
c•alS lrom Cannes behlfld.tl'Mt-scenes at
the ctttc reso<t ot SI Pavt Ou Vonce a
1are view of TV behind lhe Iron Curtain
U.ATU. ==OI Al..ftTlm ., .....
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,....OlllANll .,,,,.,,, W....., Jeff Smtih VMS Pofk,
fiver and fish to demol'IStrlte varlatk>ns In
the pre~aratlon ol dumpllnos CC> lMI •RM A took at the career• of
0u-.un Hottman, Sany Fteld, Met QlbSOO
and Jamie Lee Cums with film cllpfl thal
trace ttt.lr rtee to 1tar®m
(I) OU'flOOR WI m ....
CI> .,.. "The Leopard Man" ( 1~3.
Mystery) Dennis O'Keefe. Al1a Cordey A
murderer patterning l'lls technique after
that ot a leopard is C()"lfused wtlen a real
leopard escapes. (I hr , 6 min )
I MC*I,._ UllTA mrA
• (I) llA .... PJ. White scuba dMng.
Magnum sees a young boy who was sup-
posed 10 have died 1n a boating accident
seve<al6=t ago. (Al (1 hr.) I • lllOW tn stereo. Q
llCMI "An Unmarried Woman"
( 1978, Drama) J1H Clayburgh, Alan
Bates A dedicated wife and mother finds
a new self.awareness alter her husband of
16 years confesses that he's In tove wllh
someone else. (2 hrs.)
8 0 THI '°""1H -llMI A Magus sets out 10 tind the baby Jesus but spends
his ~te and wealth aiding the wounded and
downlrOdden. Stars Martin Sheen, Eileen
IBre--~ri<ln. (A) O ( 1 hr )
...,.~n ... .
mWll "King Rat" ( 1965. Adventure)
George Segal. John Mills A brllllant op-
portunist runs the lives of prl90nefs In a
~anese war camp (2 hrs)
fllJ W. OI A COllTl•IT The grear
basin and lava plains ot Nevada. Idaho
and Wyommg. areas With a violent geo-
graphical past and potentially violent fu.
ture~~LOID I llYIT'llm "Charters & C81dlcott"
Jock Beavers' trunk yields some interest·
1ng items •• including a strange letter ad·
dressed to Char1ers and C81dicot1 con-
1a1rnng only the phrase "Mix Well and
Serve .. I Part 2 ol 6) c;i ( 1 hr.) CC.! llO¥ll "The Badlande<s" ( 1958.
Western) Alan Ladd. Ernest Borgnlne
Two men scheming to steal a gold ship·
ment wind up at a Mexican fiesta C 1 hr ,
23m1n .I (£) .......
(8) llOWI "Porky's" ( 1981. Comedy) •
Dan Monahan. Mark Herrter In FIOflda In
the late 1950s, a gang of tun·lovlng high
school boys seeks revenge against the
proprietor of a local brothel. 'R' ( 1 hr . 35
min.I
(l)...,m.&.D
CJ) llO¥ll "Reckless Disregard" ( 1985.
Drama) Tess Harper, Leslle Nlelsen A
storelronr lawyer defends a doctor whose
reputation has oeen ruined by an Invest!·
ga11ve TV reporter'& story alleging his In
vOlvement •n an llleg81 prescriplloo-Clrug
lratlon (2 hrs.)
MAVl-WU TMVIL
d S:..~1D In stereo o
TUl'Mlall,U.
,. IMUZlll Lora MontagY Ill's 16th·
oen~ castle In ~land. Jack Klugman I ,..,.
....-ocll•l!l ......... -(]) -l -A J and Rick con· duet separate lnves11gauons Into the marl·
tal i l opriettes of their aunt and uncre
l hr .
~lnsttteo.
M COLlft Fallon and Jett honey·
moon In Jamatc.: Mllet It charged with
mYrder. Q (1 hr ) I= "Sabata" ( 1970, Western) Lee
Van Cleel, Wiiiiam Befger. A thief btaci<·
mans the three men Who ~ed Nm to steal
S 100.000.,;.2 hrs ) • Mil fl "Chatters & Caldlcou"
Jock Beavort' trunk ylelds 90IM lnlerest·
Ing Items -Including a strange letter ad-
dressed to Charters and Caidlcott con-
taining ooty the phcase "Mix Well and
I~~:.~) t;1 (I hr.)
llAllU SCI MAN "By the Sword
Divided" examines the dMslve atfects of
England's CivH War (1640-1646) on the.
Lacey !amity and its retainers. In this ~
sode. Squire Lacey Pfepares to marry off
his daughters. (Pan 1 of 9) O ( 1 hr )
(£) C0U.. M0CUY NCAA Olv1SIOfl I
Semillnal Game One lrom Providence. A I
~aij~~:ilc (3 hrs )
~ mWll "City Of Women" (1981, Ora·
ma) Marcello Mastroianni. Enore Manni.
Heaven t>ecomes hell for a male chauvin·
1st on the PfOWI at a femlnlSt's convention
'R'=· 19mln) .. al) "The BrotherhOOd" (1968, Ora·
ma) Kirk Douglas, Alex Cord. When two
brothers beCOme enemies because of
Malle contllcts. one flees to Stelly. (2 hrs .
5mu'1_) • D • All • FOMl¥8I Paula and Matt's
honeymoon is disrupted when Matt's
daughter Sonia announces plans to move
1n wlll'I the newlyweds
Cf) MCMI "Inherit The Wind" ( 1960, Dre·
ma) Spencer Tracy. Fredric March Clar·
ence Darrow and Wiiham Jennings Bryan
wage a courtroom battle over the leach· •no of Darwin's theory of avoMton (2
hrs , 30 min)
(t)MCME "The Year Of Ltvtno Dangerous-
ly" (1983. Orama) Mel G1bSOn, Sigour·
ney Weaver An Australian journalist. a
British embassy offtetal end a EuraSJan
cameraman beoome caught up in the tu·
mutt of 1965 lndoneSla iust Pf'°' to the tall
ol Sukarno. ·pG' ( 1 hr .. 55 min.)
([) llCMI "The Informer" ( 1935, Orama l
V1c1or Mclaglefl, Heather Angel A traltOI
In the Irish Rebellion Is overcome by fits ot
conscience he doesn't understand ( 1 hr ,
31 min)
-· (I) DOTI~ Abby hires a law· yer to prevent Gary from carry,ng out di·
vorc~rooeedlngs. O ( 1 hr.) D aD MLL rTmT ILUll Buntz tS grllled
by Internal Affairs. Belker assists a dying
AIDS victim ( 1 hr ) 11 ~ JI Scneauled John Stosset
with a report on body-conscious Amert·
can~ (1 hr ) I r:ihe women arrive at the new
camp onty to be greeted by a cold medic
an arrogant administrator and an unex·
peeled rule that puts a f1nanc1e1 burden on
them all. ( 1 hr ) 1-----c.vno.~
.,.. "POl'ky's II The Next Dey'
( 1983. Comedy) Dan Monehan. Wyatt
Knlgtit A group of hlgtl school students
altempta to thwar1 the plans of a self-
righteous Pfe&chef and the Ku Klux Klan
10 censor a Shakespeare 1 .. 11val 'R' ( 1 hi ,=' ~ ~ ... TMI LOIT IPtr•I
While on his new Job as aSSIStant cashier
et tho bus company, Ralph mlltekenly
tocks the sate and has to bring some mon-l~Uf& keeping ovornloh1 o
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Sunday, Marcti 23. 1986 23
!'911•&~1:1 '9DAY
mAm $1o',e<C.1"'5 interpreting tor am-
nes&ae$ BeYen't sas farewell edc* ...
F-=-e the Pr~ °""'h Doti Corieone
I ..., .....
.. ~ Western commeroiaflsm
d<Srupts l.1e In a smaW Filplno comrruvty
... ~ a German e'O<:>C'ter·s ll'W798Slng or·
<)e(S fOt a fal'l'Wls tradftiOnal. t\andrn8de
pap.er ·mad'le arnmalS invotves tl'le entire
K'l~l"le contracl ( 1 tv )
•• 111•.-r ~ .,.,. ''Bordelle" ' 1975 Comedy'
An 89"lg ht>ertine INes r11s laS'I days heppt-
ly enoaoeo "' loYemaklt'lQ 'R' ( t hr • 25
min )
(lj Lftlm.D '11 TMI .:M ,_ 'MIOll
Int~ M1h Wayne Newton: 1 tour of
Pa1l!I (Parl 1 of 21 wtute watef rafting
with L&Uf t!f> Tewes 8Noe Jenner I t hll
Lake TahOe retreat IA) ( 1 hf )
(I).,.,. "LOYe Letters" ( 1983, Chma)
Jamie Lee Cortis James t<eecn Aftet dis·
COYef1ng that her rec.ntty deceaMd
mottlef had beef'l tnvofved 1n an extramafl·
1a1 atta11 throughout he( marnage. 1 &Ingle
woman beCOme5 1nvotved rn an obeMsNe
altatr with a married man 'A' I 1 hf 36
min"""
1t:11! 90Wll ~ta. Pnnce Of Qerl(nesa"
( 1966 Horror) Gn<istopt\ef Lee. Barbare
Shelley When two coupleS unwtttlngty
spend a night 1n Dracula's castle one men
is mur<'efeo and his wtfe tutned mto a
vampire ( 1 h1., 55 min) tta8 ()) liGHf MIAT O'Brien rs critically
wounded while attempflOQ to prevent 1
drug 1ransac1t00 from being completed
~) Ohr , 10 mln )
II • TOlllHf Host Jonnny Carson
Scheduled comic actOt 811ty Clystal In
ste<-~ 1111 ...nm .,.,. "The Ficlcle Anger Of Fate"
11967. Comedy) Tab Hunte<, Luis
Prendes While on vacation In a smeH
Spantstt town. a young man gets caught
up 1n the local fervor over the disappear·
ance of sacred candlestlclcs from a
chu~s) I MAWAI PIWI ..
,..,_TMILOM
~~
9CMI "Perteet Timing" ( 1982, Dra-
ma) Stephen Maricle. Michelle Scarbelll
An lll·llmed career change put• • New
York phOtogtaphef's love fife and hnoeos
on me sktds. untH he teams up with hit
womanizing brother and a punk rocker. ( 1
hr ,30 mln)
(%) 9CMI "Running Brave" (1983, Ora·
m•) Robby Benson, Pat Hingle. Baaed on
the real-life experience of Sioux Indian Bii·
ly Mills and the personal oo.taotes he
overcame 10 become a member of the
19M Olympic track team and the fl,.t
American 10 .... ., Win 1he 10.000 meter
run. 'PG' ~min ) Hiiie "POfky·· Revenge .. (1995.
) Oen Monahan. Wyatt Knight. A
gtOUP of Florida high tchool atucttnte
' matches wits With the proprietor of a local
br01htl 'R' Q (1 hf .. 31 min )
-1(1)~--....... YWOCID .,.,., I r TC111mn 1nttn11ew with
24 Sunday, Maret\ 23, 19M
Aon~
I-·--= .. ··· .. ,_,_
-::_, ..... Lili &Ml ~ come<len Harry Sheerer rn
--:.~ ,..,..
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1411. •ITTLI -··-? 1 ,__..._ -.... ~, .. "Fr1dey The 13th -A New 8&-
~·· (1985, Horror) JoM Shepard.
MalmW Klineman A ~ed kltler bnrtal·
ty tleys a group of un$l,ISp9Ctlng teen-
~ 'R' ( ' "'·· 32 '""' ) -CIJ ... ''Scarfaoe'' ( 1983, Orama) AJ
Paclf'IO, Michelle Pfeiff«. A Coben hoOd
relened fTom Castro's jails trevell to Mi-
ami and dimbs to the top of 1he coc:a1ne
~ wortd 'R' (2 hrs .• 50 min )
... Cl} ... ''The a.de Mesi«'' ( 1984,
Adventure) MMes O'Keeffe, UM Rister. A
ctUMdef betttes a PQWef-med monarch
who 19 out to 11..i • acientlsl's secret n-
V9'10on. (1 hf , 20 min )
-· •• 191'1 ... Cl) ... "The Glory Brigade" I 1953,
Orama) Victet Mature, Lee Marvin A
combet engineer in Koree eecons a Gteetl
Infantry outtn Into enemy temtory. (2 hrs 30 'Z'J. 1 ... "King Of Kong lstand" ( 1978,
Scienc:.-F'ictlon) &ad Hams, Marc Law· rence. Intent upon world domination. a
mad lcientlst Implants receplOfS In the
brains of apes on the Infamous Island (2
CCl ~ "Baehelor Party" (1~. Com-
edy) Tom Hanks. Tawny Kltaen A care-
free schOol bus dttvef's pall decide to
throw a Pf•wedding party tor him: com-
pllcaUng matters Is the tact that the glrl's
tether disapproves of her cholCe 'R' o r 1
ht . '6 min.) Cl)~~ NCAA OMsion It
l
c;ai:.1:.:lps from Edwatdtvllle, Ill. (R)
,.,,,,,.
-waDAlU. W ... "Avenging Angel" ( 1985, Ora·
ma) Betsy Ruuell. Rory Calhoun. A law
school studen1 aeeka to avenge the mur·
der of the potloeman who reacued hef
trom a 111e of prOOttutlon. 'R' Q ( 1 hf . 33 ,.mtnh 1-T'llllmWll'llOn
-.... lnteMewl With John
Beet( ("0.ltat"), Ka&e Collins ("All My
CNld*'") and executM pr<>ducer WM YWtr 8nd the Restlela").
,__lff Ouett1: K.W. POilak.
Im, Adrianne Tolach, Weird Al
Yenku~~NaT
.. ":' Rldlt Ageln" (1974,
) Gtaeme ~. Al#I Finney
A man ~women find M•'*'Y lrT .. u. i[' . .__.. ........ ., .. ~J!.~ "*'·> ------Ml. Crltlcu.d by the ctuOh and anoeo by non-Ctvtltlena.
Paut (AnthOny Hoplclns) rs ewntud)
sent to Rome 10 stand tr\el fOf hla teach-
ings. Petet (Robe<l FoJCWOf1h) tolows hltr
ttiere, whe<e bOth dely Nero's wwnlng! lend~ -rtyrs I Part 2 of 2) (2 hrs ) LOW-I ....., .....
.,.,. "Impulse .. ( 1~. SY5pense)
Ttm Matl'lesOn. Meo Tiiiy An lnn00ef11
couple IS caught up lf'I the chaos of • town wnose residents have beglJl'I acting With-
out logtG or ratt00al thought 'R' (I hr , 28
mint
LR'11-.ET a.• 9CMI ··Buccaneer's Grrt" (1950. Ad-
v8f'ltUte) Yvonne Oe Carlo, PNbp Friend
Attef a plfate rescues hef trom a rMrc:Nlnt
ship. a girt becomes an entanarnet In New
Orleans and later repays htm by lreetng
htm from 1911 { I tv . '5 min )
! ..... ,., ... __ _.
••• w ... M ...... ..,., II
HI (C) 9CMI "Making The Grade" ( 1984.
Comedy) Judd Nelson, Dena Olaet'I A
spoiled rlCh kid ottefs $10,000 to • street
wise tee,,..ager to finish out his last year at
prep schOOI tor him 'R' ( 1 hr '5 mlO ) -1 ... IQIOOllLR
.-C.:t
m"I ''The Rose" ( 1979, Orama)
Bette Midter. Alan Bates A flamboyant
rock singer turns to drvgs and alcohol
when stle finds It dltticult to cope With the ~essores of fame. 'R' ,2 hrs.. t 4 min )
WATCMOllWA9-Oii
.,.,. "Conversation Piece" J 1975
Drama) Bvrt Lancaster, Silvana ang•·
no An aging art professor's welk>fdered
Ille is Invaded by hedonistic ne'er~
wells (Subtitled) 'R' (2 hrs , 2 min )
a:al (&) .,.,. 'Warr.or Of The Lost WOfld'
( 1983, Adventure) Robert Ginty, Pe<sls
l(hambatt• A professor and his daughtar
recruit 1 cycle riding datedevll to over·
throw a malevolent tyrant 'R' ( 1 hr .. 27
min I .. 15 ......... ,
we 9CMI "Whlstllng In Dixie" (19,2.
Comedy) Red Slle«on, Ann Rutherford. A
radio detective goes dOwn South on his
honeymoon and dlecovera strange events
occurring ( 1 hr . 15 min )
·1e.E .. -~==&
.. (C) ... "Stnbad And lt~ E)'9 Of The
tiger" ( 1977. Fantasy) Pattlct( Wayne.
Jene Seymour. Slnbad betllM dengerous
CrMtura to remove the CurM that ketPt
1 young prince from Ne rlghttul peace Of\
the throne 'G' ( 1 hr • 53 mW, )
I
m (H) "Aepo Man" ( 1984. Comedy) Emilio
Estevez. Harry Dean Stanton. ( 1 hr., 33
mtn)
.. "A Mino< Mlracte" (1983. Orama)
John Huston, Pele ( 1 hr , 4 1 min.)
(l) "Lost Patrol" ( 1934, AdVenture) Vic·
ror McLagleO. Bous Karloff ( 1 hr • 14
min)
r.(C) "The Detectrve" ( 19~. Comedy)
Alec Guinneu. Joan Greenwood ( 1 hr .
3t min)
r.tlttl) "T~ Incredible Mr Limpet" (1964.
Fantasy) Don Knolls. Carole Cook (2
hrs )
7':9 (%) "The Blues Brothers" { t980, Come·
dy) John Belus/'11, Dan Aykroyd (2 hrs.
t3mtn ) .. <ID "To Find My Son" (1980. Orama)
R>chard Thomas. Julie Cobb ( 1 hr . 40
mtn)
"Hard To Hold" ( 1984. Orama) Rick
~ringileld, Janet Ellber ( 1 hr, 33 min.)
l:a(C) "The Purple Rose Of cairo" ( t985.
Comedy) Mia Farrow. Jell Daniels ( 1 hr ,
22m1n) .. 91 "The Greatest Story Ever Told"
( 1965, Orama) (Part 2 of 2) Max von
~dow. Jonn Wayne (2 hrs ) r~ "David And Bathsheba" ( 1952. Ora·
maJ Gregory Peck. Susan Hayward (2
hrs . 30 min)
.. CC) "Curse Of The Pink Panther" ( 1983,
Comedy) Ted Wass. David Niven (1 hr.
40m1n) (JD "Norma Rae" ( 1979, Orama) Sally
Field, Beau Bridges ( 1 hr , 53 min )
(I) ''Klas Me Kate" ( 1953. Muslcal) Ka·
lhryn Grayson, Howard Keel ( 1 hr • 49
mm) II "Driftwood" (1947, Orama) Ruth
Warrick. Walter Brennan (2 hrs )
.. @ "Ste>p' Looi(! And Laugh'" (1960,
Comedy) Three Stooges, Paul Winchell
1.!hr .~mn.)
1l:ll(Z) "Are And Ice" ( 1983. Fanta_sy) Anl·
mated. VOICes of Susan Tyrren. Wilham
Ostrander. ( t hr . 21 min ) -........ _....,..._
1HI. "Revenoe Of The Oregon" ( 1978.
Adventure) boen Ying. Ch&r1ie Chiang
~hrs)
(C) "Ot'I Godl You Devit" ( 1984. COme-
dy) Gfl()(ge Burns. Ted Wass ( t hf . 36
mtn.) (ID "Give My Regards To Broad Street"
( t984. MUSiC81) Paul McCartney. Bryan
Brown (1 hr .• 48 min )
()) "Tank" ( 1983. Orama) James
Garner, G.O SPfadlln ( 1 tlr . 53 min)
(l) "I Walked With A Zombie" ( 1943,
Mystery) Frances Dee. Tom Conway {I
hr , 9 min) we "WlnterMt" (1936. 0r,ma) Jotin
Carradine, Burgess Meredith. ( 1 hr .. 30
min)
,.CJ) "R\1$11«1' Rhapsody" (1985. Come-
dy) Tom Befenger. G.W. Balley (1 tlr.,
28 min.) • ctl "Jetus" ( 1979, OmT\a) 8'1an Oee-
con. Rivka N01men. ( 1 hr .• 5 7 min.} (I) "Romancing The Stone" ( 1a84, Ad·
venturt) MIChael Dooglat, Kethlttn
Turner. (1 hr . 45 m.n.) •(]D "Rascllt And Robbers' The Secret
Actventur.. Of Tom Sawyer And Huck
Finn" ( 1982. Adventure) Petrick
Cfeadon. AnthOny Miehaet. { 1 hr .. 40
mm.) Cil "The Bluel Brothen" ( 1980. Come-
dy) John Belushi, Oen Aykroyd (2 hrs •
13 min.)
-~ "The Detective" ( l954, Comedy) Alec Guinness. Joen G,_ IWOOd. ( 1 ht ,
31 min)
Cl) "A MlnOf Mir11cte" ( 1983. Drema)
John Huston. Pele. ( 1 hr •• 41 min.)
•Cf) "The Bingo LOOQ Traveling Al-Star1
And MotOf Kings" ( 1976, Comedy) BNly
Dee WlUlams, Richard Pryor. (2 In.) CD "Hard To Hold" (1984, Orama) Rick
~1nglield, Janet Biber. ( 1 hr., 33 min.) •CC> "FaS1 Forward" (1985, Mulicel) John
Scott Clough. Don Franklin. ( 1 hr .• 60
mtn.) <%1 "Cynara" (1932. Orame) ROfWd Cot-
man. Kay Francis. ( 1 ht .. 15 min.) -....-.----.. 1.1:9'
98111T 0 =•tmo --Q ,_,.cD9All'f __ ,,,_
• H•ll-.T --... IL ...
cm.NI 901 S Fl....,...,,.. NCAA OM&k>n I
Champlonshlp Semlflnal G.me Two !Ive
from Lex1naton, Ky. (2 tvs .. 30 nin.) 00 _. "''Oesp«ately Seeking Susan"
( 1985, Comedy) Roeanna Arquette. Ma-
donna. Amnesia, mistaken ldentltlel and
danger befall a bored New JerMy OOU..-
w1fe who beCOmeS Involved with a free-
spmted young woman. 'PG-13' Q ( 1 hr .
44 .,. Cl) "Madame Bovary" (1950, Ora·
ma) Jenni1or Jonea, "-mes Muon. A
women's unquenchable thirst fOf r~
i ves to be hef undoing. ( 1 hr .• S6 min.)
NOT tlAT /llmlm .....
-umTUU. Los Angelea Clippers at Phoenix Suns (Live) (2 hra., 30 min.) I lo -:1.,. C09GIT When an at-
tractive meseenger faint• In the Rushee'
apartment. Monroe and Henry PfcMde
first aid. .,,,.,.,
..a..1..-wz 1111• -Mlllmnrl.-YllGIU -..am
Ml -..-~/¥CIUlftM,&. ,. ml .. a -.ru•• rr w Pet9f
Strauss repon1 on the "I LOYe Lucy'' tue-
cese story Including lntetViewa with Lucllle
Bait and Deel Arnaz. I==-· An ~wom.n oonstruc-tlon company: a vlalt to the Tow. of Lon-
don.
l:ca11•cl'IOll ,_..Cl __ .-. ..... ,._.,.um
• 11•11..-T .. ''That'• Olnclngl" ( 1986, ....
cal) Gtne Kelly. Liu Mlnnel. A ater·
sl\lddtd compiletlon ,..tUtlnQ mof9 than
five decadtl of Hol'f#ood'• vr-test dance~ 'G' (1hr .• 46rnln.)
{%) .. "The Ult Merried COl.'Plt In
America" ('980, eom.dy) Geofgt
Segal, Natalie Wood. Wontee ~ fot =ppl married=• they wetcn a 8tlCllla of ,,..... '-do
~tor ~court. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 43 IM\.)
,_ • ..al AT_., Hott Howwd St•
vens foo'<s at new movtes, restaurants and
things to do this weel<eod. e -Two boys share a• their chlld-hood actventures until one moves away
and both are faced with saying good-bye
it ftl Cll LA. Featured: a vtsit to the leg-
endary resort casino In Monte Caoo; meet
Monegasque famUleS: the Monte Caoo
a.aetl Club.
U.ATUlll
==-OIALRTm. ...... -.w.-WOfMW .,.,,
w•r rrox-•...,Q ..... I •1•rr ... UC..,_UITA#ftA
• (I) TWa*T Z.-Three stOfles: a
comic auditionS fOf a spot In heaven: a
bizarre Cambr1dge soolety arranges to
meat annually on AN Souls Day; a librarian
tends to books chtonlcllng the lives ot
every living person In stereo. ( 1 hr.) e • .,_ "The Sound Of Music"
( 1965, Mualeal) Julie Andrews. Christo-
pher Plummer Rodgers and Hammer·
stein's story of the convent-trained Von
Trapp famtly governess wtlO wine the
heart of the children's father and whoee
cOUf'age leads them across the Alps In
their 1938 11gtto freedom. (R) (3 hrs.) • 9 •••-After Webster takes the
blame for one of George'& bad habits,
Katherine and the boy concoct a plan for
r~~Q l ..,•cxnl"n = "Experiment In Terror·• ( t962.
Suspense) Glenn Ford. Lee Remick. A
terrOf-strtcken girl aids the FBI In the cap-
ture of a master criminal.=) I WMl•U•-· Q .... ,.u.
WALL STmT -"Anancial Plan--
ning" Guest. Alexandra Armstrong. presi-
dent of the International Assoc:111tlon fOf
Financial PlaMlng. CC).,. "Gimme An 'F'" (1984, Come-
dy) Stephen Shellen, Mark Keyloon. An
lnstructOf's fUtlJ(e rldeS on his ability to
transform a tragically Inept cheering
squad into a team of pollshed pom-
~s 'R' (1 hr .. '()min.)
CB).,.. "Norma Rae" ( t979. Oram1)
Sally Fleld, Beau Bridge$ A young woman
faces alienation from hef family Ind
trlendS as she attempts to unlonlil her r.+-
low fectory WOl'l<ers In the Souftlefn mill
town. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 53 min )
(f)..-Ym.&.9 (I).,.. "Tank" ( 1983, Orama) James
Gamer. G.D. Spradlin. When an army ser-
geant's young son it arr•ted and sent to
work on a labor ftrm. the tether usea his
tank to retGue the boy 'PO' O ( t hr • S3
lmln••-a&. •• .. _.,TIMICla,_.IUY
• 9 • -~ w..i.y 11 removed trom NI 111fMQ rOlt In • hlgh1c:hoof Yef•
lliOf\ of "H.M.S. Plnalort "Q
I .....
\WUJS .. U. PA ...... An all-woman construc-
llon compeny: a ¥tslt to the Tower of Lon·
dOn
• WMl. ..,_y -"Flnlnclal Plen·
nlng" au.t Alekandrl Armstrong. pr•
Sunday, March 23, 1988 25
~' of troe lnrerNtlO'\IL A.ssoc&auon tor
F t'ian<:.al P\anrwig
~ -COQI a I OMW CCQlrt ··Focus
'/a"'}e C,0$1tr Prolessiorar Women ~ Qt.
i~ ~
ntrl1'•lM
.. 11) 90'lll · t"'3toona Lampoc)(\'S Vaca·
•-c,r •983 Come0v1 c;ne..,y cnase
81! • .,., y CJ Angeio Afler minutely deta..e<J
a~.al'ICe Pi3M IOQ a ~ famJy sets
w ' '"' ar t!"totable rwo-weett roacttnp to Ga• t0<r·.a ar\d ef\COUllters every c:oncerv·
;;o.e m.vap =the way (RI (2 l'lrs ) B ;-:r ••• !Prermefe) Jeffrey
Ta'T'b!J' stars as a bllnd E~ pro~
,,, -:. rp ~ ,.., his 1•y wit to overcome a .,.,,.,be• ci c.r•ses Also stars Barbara Bab-
''./..•· ano Han Manin Q umn
G) lllOVIE O<!melrlVS Arid The Gladta·
,,,. 119':>4 Drarna) V1Ctor Malvre. &I-
sa -.a,.,,a•d In b101tca1 hmes. a Cttristian
s•a.~ 1"' es the woid of God Of'lly 10 real·
.. r •a rr t2hrs 1
fl:) c.AT ~ 'Bemste•n
r~,,~,-:ts Haton's 'Mass 1n Time ot War'
L~··ar~ Bernstein conduets thlS per·
•:.,irr,ar-.ce t>t ltte Bavarian Radio SympN>-
r r vr~e'itla and Chorus from rne Bavar ..
., •. BarOQi.e Basila 1n Ouot>euren Wesl
~·.;~~= (I ttr ) m 'l9IG LM "ContlOOrng to Learn"
(. .>eSI MOfltmer Adler 11 hr I
'[. COUHI ltOCUl NCAA OlvlSIOfl I
SP.••·' nal Game Two from PrOVtdence, R I
T.;iC,"'.lela11 IJ hrS) l lllOVIE FootlO<>ie" ( 1984, Orama)
""'·, Baco11 Loo Smger i eeo-agera tn a
,... ~ 10-;vn hgti1 tor tttetr rtght to danCe
~•·':I >age a prom despite opposition from •r.. c.onser11a11ve parents 'PG' (I hr . 47
~tTAll TMK l lllOft R1J~t1ers· Rhapsody" ( 1985.
r • <-1;1 fom Berenger. G.W Bailey
II " r11s 11u~1ed horse. a blazing 8'x111Jn
•j" ~ .; •1rn1lless supply of tnnoe<S sttlrta. a
'· ,,, "' '1 c:owboy restores peace to a
w,.,r,1~<:1 town 'PG' 11 hr . 28 min )
ta @ NIGHT TRM:al
UI U ®) JOI IAllf jPremierej A veteran
po••i:eman 1s teamed up with a by·the-
t><.1 ,~ ,, .ung partner to parrol the streets
,.,, """ fr:>rl< Stars Pete< Boyle and An·
1re"' Rut• o III llOV1E 'Barabbas" ( 1962, Advfltl·
''''" Ar•r ;ny Ovlnn Silvana Mangano
Troe t~ "' '" "85ed In 119\.1 of Jesus wrestles
w1tr 1•" ~ ,.,k, of fate that f()(low him ever
8 fle1 .,. t I 30 mll'l ) -11 ~ '1A/f Whrte an ln)Vted Colt
convalfN.P> HOW18 rnes to sol\le a mor·
def myster1 Q (1 hr) D Wl.D I(.._ Mar11n Peritlns l()()l(s
l>ack on r.01"e of the clc>&e calls and exclt·
mg e•pem.~nc.P' he has encountered In the
serres (R) e -.r PIJllCI...., "The Andrew
LIOyd Webber Aeqvlem" Pl~ Qomtn..
go ond Sarah Brlghtm11n are featured In
thlS taped world premiere perlormence
•vr111en by the compoeer of ''Evita" and
"Cats " Lorin Manet condUCt•. ( 1 hr.)
1 --TNI-........ MOUi "Measure tor
Measure" After rejecting Angelo'& propo-
Slllon, ltabella CX>NPlr• wtth the dit-
gvrsed ~e of Vlenna and Angelo's
26 Sunday. March 23, 1988
spurned fl8nOee 10 tr'iett him and save
Oaudlo. 4Patt 2 oJ 3J ( 1 l'v )
::C) .,... ·'The PIMple Rose Of Ca1to ·
r1985. Comeoy1 Mia Farrow Jett Dan-
teis A [)eptessioo-era waitress wno tre-
auents the moYleS to escape net unttaw1 mamaoe emoartcs on a NtwlWlnd aoven-
ture wnen a matrnee idOI steps off the
5ereen and into her hie 'PG O ( 1 hr 22
min)
J{)llCMI 'Up The Cree+. 11984. Come-
dy) T .m Matheson Jef\nlf8' Runyon Four
college stuoents try to bring some glory to
the11 sc:hOol by competing tn a raft race
agalflSt a team ot ruthless men 'R' ( 1 hr
35mm.)
'E ~IMM
Cl) llCMI "Hard To Hold" ( 1984. Ora·
maJ Riek Sprlngtleld. Janet Biber A r()Cl(
'n roll star falls for a Child psychologtSt
an<l is determined to win her IOve 'PG' O · l ht . 33 min.) · ... a.ML ITMloa. .. _,_,.NOii, II
.. _.-rl'UCSt
.. RD DllDG9 While in AfrlC8 Marhn
Perklf'ls and a ChtC&OO Eagle Scout ob-
serve !he treacherous migtabon of W11de-
beests ~ .::MCOOlUITWt SCI LW' ...
.,.. "Bolefo" \ 1984. Orama) Bo
()erej(, GtlOfge Kennedy After graduattng
from an English bOerdong school. a wom-
an )OUfl'le)'S to Arabi& and Spain In seareh
of her fm IOvef. 'R' (I N . '1 min J '*1•1 111 •• ... C'MW'l~CI'~
1*DAY
mAm Guests Will1t Tyler and Les·
tef SkelcheS human Atari. Mr GandN's Nee: Im::.=-
.,. "Up! Up• And Away!" (1985,
Aclvlt) Cody Nlcote. Laurie Smith. Two
partners battle tor control o4 an alrtlne ( 1
hr . 30 min.)
Cl) ITMT OI tomll-M Profiles ol Mariette Hartley. Andy W1t11ams. Linda
Bla11, Sid Caesar and novelist Barbera
Taylor Bradt0<d. the origins of Q acker
Jacks and hotoecopes. (R) (1 hr.) G ~ Dwight Pratchett (1S.7) va
Rapne Sims ( 19--0) f0< !he NABF Supe<
Feathe<Welght title. sctieooled for 12
rounds from Houston (Tape delay) (1
hr } tWl-1TUCU ,. Cl) .... ., •• &*"' e TOlllMT Host Johnny Carson In
Ster~~ IL~enstein" (1 973. HorrOf)
Rober1 Foxworth, Susan Strasberg A sci·
entist eteates a IMng being from parts ot
Idea~~ hrs . 5 min.)
~t-..n LllGfa.IY ••aFUIW .. "TM For Three" ( 1980. Adi.Ill)
A man has his handt full whtn both his
gifllfrends beoome pregnant. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 24
min.)
1119® MY •AmllY wm A city resi-
dent's (Jeff Goldblum) ldeellatlc view ot
rural Nfe Is shat18'9d when 1 trtln drops
him off et en unscheduled atop.
Cl) llOWll "Romancing Tht Stone"
( 1984. Adventure) Mlo"-tl Douglas.
Kathleen Turner A roman1ic novelist re-
luctantly teams with a macno adventurer
tn a South Amencan jungle to ransom her
SISier with a fabUIOoS legendary iewel
PG'..9 ( 1 tw • 4-5 mrn )
1W 8 (IJ ..... 'J. The ownerstup of Ro-
t>tns' Nest rs on 1tte hne when a softball
ream led by Magnum battles wi1h a team
owned by a local tycoon (RI (I hr 10
min)
t1:t1 e fALD ,_THI DAM-Att&f years
of boyco111ng HallOween. an elderly man
(Roy Poole) is tormented by a persistent
ltttle lrrck·OHreater who's out to teach
tum a lesson
I m Cle MOU YWOOD
COIBYmM
lllTBT~ T09IMT Petef Strauss
reports on lhe "I Love Lucy" sucoess sto-
ry rnclud1ng rnterviews with Lucille Ball ana
Desi Arnaz. e AUl1ll CfTl LMTI Roger McGu1nn
perlorms acoustte versions of many ol The
Byrds' M s as well as solo mateflat, Kare
Woll sings "Love Sttll Rema~· and
l"G1i.r~e .. (t hr )
•1cv
JWCWI
11:'9 .,. "Desperately Seeking Susan
I 1985, Comedy) Rosanna Arquette. Ma·
dOnna Amnesia. mistaken ldenhtleS ana
danger befall a bored New Jersey house·
wife wno becomes involved with a free-
sp.rrted young woman 'PG-13' Q (1 hr
44 min)
tt:9 al) ~TIACSI
tt:9 8 e fmAY ~ YIDIOI In stereo 11
hr .30m1n ) ~--TOii--..... " ... .. llM. ...... ......
LM.tr•CAIUTYU ~ .... IAITllt
lflOITaOOI
.,. "The Ballad Of Gregorio Cor·
tez" (1983, Orama) Edward James 01.
mos. Tom Bower A San AntOf'llO cow·
hand murdefs a sheriff in self·defenae In a
case of mistaken Identity ·po· ( 1 hr .. 44
min.)
CZ) llOWW "The Blues Brothers" ( 1980.
Comedy) John Belushi. Dan Aykroyd
Two blues singers must contend with the
Chicago police. the CtA. neo-Nazls and
the U.S. Army to put togethef a t>enehl
concert 10 raise money for their orphan
~ 'A' (2 hrs .. 13 min)
-• 9CIA Xi I Hawaii Frve-O's Steve McGarrett suspects archrrval Wo Fat is In·
volved In the abduction of lhree prominent
scientists lAJ { 1 hr . 5 min )
Cl) 11cen•n Hawaii F1vtH>'s Stt\le
McGartett suspects archrlvet Wo Fit Is 1n
valved In the abduction Of three promlnenl
scientists. W 1 hr . 20 min ) -·····-... Cf) _,. "Lucky Jordan" ( 1942. Ora
ma) Alan Ladd. Helen Walker A mlntary
deSerter redeems himself by ex.poelng 11
I= Natl agents. (2 hrs .. 30 min.) ,. ........ ---"°" ... "North Olllaa Forty" ( 1979,
Comedy) Nick Nolte. Mae bavl!i
Groupies, plff·popplng and all-night party·
Ing t>egtn to teke thefr toll on two luMov· I~~ oveHhe-hlll loolt~tN plliyert 'R'
9] •Fl IAm1U&.&. NCAA OMt1on I
Semlflnal from Lexington.
-l'r!lay Cont.
i ~~hrs)
PAIA.llYM
~ -..fTUCKI
1:9 WMAT'I MCmWMAT'I MOT? _. .,_.. COUIC'T10N Of LOW ....
GI ComDY TOl9QHT Guests· Mike
McDonald. Rich Jeni, John Kassir, Marc
Werner, RO&le O'Donnell. (R)
8!) DAft ava UITB
(J)llOWm "Against All Odds" { 1984. Ora·
ma) Rachel Ward, Jett Bridges A ladtng
professional football player falls 1n ~e
w11h the gtrlfriend of a small·llme hood
ano becomes involved wtlh shady, high-
stakes real estate dealings 'R' o {2 hrs
8m1n) l ~c.~
tt1 llO.w "Murderl...On Flight 502" ( 1975.
Suspense) Ralph tjEjllamy. Polly Bergen
A maniac stalks the passengers on a
trans-Atlantlc jet with murder oo his mind
Rhrs.) .....
... Me PU. Cftttelled by the
church and attacked by non-Christians.
Paul (Anthony Hopkins) rs eventually
sent to Rome to stand tnar tor his reach·
1n9s. Peter (Robert FoKWorlh) lollows him
there, Where both defy Nero's warnings
and die as martyrs (Par1 2 of 2) (2 hrs ) I UM ....
110¥11 "Bright Leaf' ( 1950. Orama)
Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall A tobacco
tycoon grows lncreaslngty wealthy unlll a
rnan he took advan1age of returns seeking
reverige (2 hrs ) GD MMI TMI LOllD 00110¥11 "0eja Vu" ( 1985. Drama) Jae·
tyn Smith, Nigel Terry A sp1r1tual1s1 con·
¥1nces a screenwnter and hrs llancee that
-Saturday -·--· .. ----· .. ! LOil •IPACI u.&.PAMl..a.T U'1\IHICM.I llOWll "The Last Married Couple In
America" {1980. Comedy) George S~=Wood (1 hr ,43m1n ) -=~ WTC. -tn this hve-acuon
fairy Lale featuring puppets. an evil baron
threatens to steal a country's national
treasure that posse$SeS wlstl-granttng
~wers
ScllCH) IAY -.n ntlATB A city raSl-
denl'& (Jell Goldblum) ldeatlslle ~w of
rural life Is shattered when a 1raln drops
him off at an unscheduled stop
.. IMl1'MI
1:11 WllWMT Oii lllTllTDI ..... a.
Ul90PM.U ••mw ........
C---.WI
•• LIW..,.,_MAITI CLClll • "Ufetuohl'' A rare portrait ol S.n Diego's unusual medical emergency
team ttlet gets there and beet< by heficop-
lrer =-~AWW ,,.. .......
MAIGUT • l'naO Featured: fOlk guitarist Mar
lene Zlmmefman: chlld suppor1 shottcut&..
bike IOUrl In EUfooe I 1 hr )
they are the reincarnation of two lov8f8
who died In a blaze fttty years earlier 'R'
~hr . 30 min.)
U.&.FA1m9CllT
tu ntE DOOM: DA*I Oii ,.. In this c~
lecflon of concert footage. the Doors sing
"Light My Fire." "People Are Strange"
and "LA Woman." ( 1 hr.) ta trn-.r TUaCI
tam llCMI "The Champ" {1931. Drama)
Jackie Cooper. Wallace Beery. An
pnzeflghter tries to make a comeback In
order to five up lo the respect of his hero-
wor:;a son ::s·> Cl) .. M8IT
-~ ... I CMlll ITATOIMUllWIU Ul18 ~ "Franoes" ( 1982. Biography)
Jessica Lange, Kim Stanley. Chronicle of
the tragic life of Frances Farmer. screen
star or lhe '30s and '40s, whose domi-
neering mother committed her to an In-
sane asylum. ·~ .. 20 min.) ([) COLI.HI NCAA Olvlslon I
Semifinal from Providence. A.I. {R) (3
hrs.)
C!HT'I YCUI • n•• (%) ~ "The Nine Lives Of Fritz The
Cat" ( 1974. Comedy) Voices of Skip
Hannant, Riva Rose Animated. The com-
tc·book feltne recalls the last days of Hiiie<
and the Depress10n and fantasizes about
a tutunstic socie~ ( 1 hr .. 18 min.)
t1S CI) M:I •Ml~. THI llAT Of ALM
_.. Rick Springfield sings his past hits
and showcases videos from -his album
"Tao.".1 ht.) a:a l u..,. LAV.. ,._,PAl&Y Ul1'B
~liS>MPWIYCATI
1:11 ••zmmLW
I . ....,.. .,............,.
90¥lh "All Fall Down" ( 1962, Drama)
Eva Marie Saint. Warren Beatty. ( 1 hr., 50
min.)
([)WOM.DCUll~
(8) .,. "Antarctica" ( 1984, Orama)
Ken Takakura, Tsunehlko Watase (2
hrs~~ Ml~ llAnou&. .,.IMC IJIPLOl9 .. lfi lmQUR Sixth gr•ders trom Open Ele-
mentary School. Wes1 Loe Angeles and
Vena Avenue Elementary School, Arleta
lcompe~ ~Tlovlo Parez h<>sts =... ... IT•..,_
.IOYOfll.mlll I _.,MllAYGM
WY•H•ll..a.T
Ult mlC) ICMOUIT1C ..-TAM
Sweetwater va U~ High School
11111 =n =:. ... -..... ,... QIAll Role (Lalnle Kazan) be-
comes dissatisfied wjth hef divorce lawyer
and decidel 10 hendle t~ proceedings
hef&elf. ( t hr.)
u.&.PAMl-.T
NI I IT•W L-:-'ucu g,.,.,. ....
IANmAYllD!llll ---cn·=eeo
M ®.,_ "MISSlng In ActlOn 2: The Begin.
nlng" ( 1985, Drama) Chuck Norris.
Soon· T eek Oh An American colonel. held
P<iSonef by sadistic Vietnamese captors.
makes a bid tor freedom for himself and
his fellow POWs 'R' O ( 1 hr .. 36 min.)
Cl) m¥W "Condemned" { 1930. Orama)
Ronald Colman. Ann Harding. The evil
goings·on at Devil's Island pose a threat
to ll~i&oners ( 1 hr . 26 min.) W8 "AdVentures Of Captain Fa~
an" ( 1951 Adventure) ErrOI Aynn. Vin-
cent Price A 1udge and his son become
rnvOlved rn w1tchcral1 1n New ()Mans. (2
hrs.~ ~:=., ~nJmW>llMY
.. ~HOUlf'I fBOlt
" IUYalfOllll llOW9 "Carmen" ( 1983, Musical) An-
tonio Gades. Laura det Sol Director Cer-
los Saura's versior'l of the BtZet opera, as
a choreographer falls 1n love With the
woman he has cast 1n the tttle role and
reality begins to mirror art (Dubbed) 'R'
( t hr • 42 mrn )
-"==--..rm ti m¥W "Great Missouri Raid" ( 1950.
Western) Macdonald Carey. Wendell
Corey The James and Younger boys be-
gin to ride the ou11aw trail again ( 1 hr .. 30
~minJo..Ol...,.CTDt
VOLTROll,.,.._Of THIWl'i
awul ~ OllTHI ,._ ...
Guest. Fielder Coolc • az> llT IUllT
l .. POllal
• 11\DO Featured· doctors who stlH
make house calls. the best of Cellfornla;
author Wtlflam Shernott; things to see and
do In Los Angeles, caviar and other fine
foods. ( 1 hr )
l ..... ~~)Q DAWOI
.,_ Junior Challenge Semlfinal
round five from Bradenton Fla ( 1 hr )
(l) M1W Oii THI Hrr1
(%).,.,. "Fire And tee" ( 1983. Fantasy)
Animated Voices ol S~n Tyrrell. Wlnlam
Ostrander I 1 hr 21 min I
I IT'I YOUHUll•ll ,. wuz:a.no
-~IOfTMl-llMI
a umno Yount W> ntl-1
PIOf'l.ITOPIOfl.I
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Sunday, March 23, 1986 27
-Salurclay Coat.
ICMYOU•n ... ,
llMltG '11 A~
DAVl't All> OOUATM WTa
Alft.D IUTCtM
llO'lll "Bite The Bullet" (1975. West·
ern) Gene Hacllman, Candice Bergen 12
hrs . 11 min J
MAM~ W.TWATB ~
llO'lll "Vou light Up My Life" (1977
Romance' CM1 Conn Joe Sllvet ( 1 hr ,
30m1n)
~ICMTIWN ~ llO'lll "The Catered Affair" ( t956.
Comedy) Bette Davis. Ernest Borgntne
~hr. 33m1n)
NH11G THE WUT
.. llOVll "Charley vamcll" ( 1973. Ora·
ma1 Walter Ma!lhau Joe Don Baket (2
hrs 30m1n J ta nlU ITOOQll
DAYIY All> OOUATM
ITMuml
QETmAllJ
lJDI ~THE Loe
' AM.a!D IUTQ-"-Y W WITM a ..-e..-ra
llCMI "On Dangerous Ground"
119!> 1. Mystery) Ida Lupino, Ward Bond
1
11 ~:.,mu.ca
HI ())MIU NOtM'I MIQC W MU1'\.M wwrrTOllA• 9 L»F-A-l YWICI
.. ZOO MM a.w.u .
llOVll "Tl"le Wl&tlul Widow 01 Wagon
Gap· ( 1947. Comedy) AbbOtt and Cos-
tello, Maqor1e Main ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
1,,,, .. M11f't .,.,--.0
'ACll "'CUI.Nm COUIQI IAIUTUU ~ Final
Four Preview
(I) llCMI "Amadeus" ( 1984, Orama) F
Murray Abraham. Tom Hulce (2 hra .• 38 t:allm··a=='--
tW'PYDAYI ®i IWOCI All> _.. ADWBfNm
HOUR 0 1UPO lflOtn'1 ~A Featured
Wrangler Pro Rode<> Round-Up from Bill·
l,!!9S Mont ! 1 hr . 30 min ) (.!J MOv. WIChtta" ( 1955. Western)
Joel McCred Vera Miles 12 hrs )
l ~--,ACI. '11 CUL T\IR
..... ..., c ., llCMI .. A Ptano For Mrs lmlno
( 1982. Orama) Belle OavlS. Penny Futter
1 hr. 40 min)
LOlllU..
-(J)llCMlllCH • A&.Vlt All> 1MI a.. •t u.-a-.n MW I .... Ulla
CATI All> DOii
DAUIY•W19
• COOt a I OIAW ccurrt "Focus
Orange County Professional Women's Or•
Q!.O iz.a t 1()(1S " l!J.,. "Captain Nemo And The Un-
derwate< Cuy" ( 1970. ~Ion)
Ro=an. ChUCk Conncn (2 hra.)
"The Old Maid" ( t~. Orama)
Belle Daves. Miriam Hopkin•. ( 1 hr .. 35
min.) CZ) llCMI "Gunge Din" (1939. Ad'ven·
rvro) Cery Grant. Douglas Fairbanks Jr
11 hr 57 min)
28 Sunday, March 23, 1988
-11::.:ao.~
WAftKA1•••1• 0 ... ~ llAlt UUCT1C •JAMI• e .,_"Tarzan's Peril" (1951, Adven·
lure) Lex Barker. Virginia Huston ( 1 hr .
30 mm.)
l :.a-COOll
QUllT '°" NACI .,_ "The Candidate" ( 1972. Ora·
ma) Robert Redford. Peter Boyte ( 1 hr .
50m1n) (I) II II NCAA Women's OMSl()(l I
Championship lrom Fayenevitle. Ark
(!aped) (2 hrs l
-QZ) .... tlA .. IA•ALL Atlanta Braves
vs Los Angeles Dodgers (Live) (3 hrs.) tW8 ()) NA toll Tournament Players
Championship third round live from Ponte
Vedra. Fla. (Lrve) I 1 hr • 30 min )
I .. ,
..-cA'ITOPTa 0 5 • t8& INCIAL "The Secret
World of Og" Peter. PeMy. Pamela and
Pollywog abandon their smashed straw
boat while trying to escape from en angry
mob In the land of Og. (Part 3 of 3) (R)
IEEm.1--.......
U..WAYUl19 nmc•--1•P .. "On The TOW11" (1949, MuaJ-
eat) Gene Kelty. Frank Sinatra ( 1 hr • 38
min.)
• to9a. eoLJ»
-JU• ....... ---· -1~-....,., 1'1m1TOOW
.,.. "Hell River" ( 1975, Orama)
Rod Tay1or. Adam West. (2 hrs.)
Cf) ..... UWW. Chicago Cubs
vs San FranolscO Giants (Live) (3 hrs.)
• mW11 "Bloody Avengers" ( 1980. Ad·
venture) Alexander Fu Sheng. Richard
Harris (2 hrs )
... -.0 Scheduled· Gladyt Knight
and the Pips, Culture Club. Berry Menltow.
Jennile< Rush. Five Star. Eidle, Force Mo. 's. tn steteo. ~ 1 hr.) • WCJ• :a• "The Boy Who Loved
Trolls" A 12-yeer-old boy tries to keep
chllhood dreamt lntec1 by running away
to search lor trolls Stars Suun Ant()(I,
Sam waterst()(I, Matt DIN. o ( 1 hrJ
... tu .. M•tuOaklan A'sva.
San Diego Padres (Live) (2 hrs.. 30 mlnclu, •,.a::O=, ~--.. er~·· (1984. Science Fiction) Dennis Quaid. Max Von Sydow.
~'fr.:~ ~ _.. "Falling In Love" ( 1984. Ora·
ma) Robert OeNlfo. M..-yt Streep. ( 1 hr • 47r:J. (%) "The Termlnetor" ( 1984, Sci-
erlCe Action) Arnold Schwerzeoegge<.
Linde Hamllton. ( 1 hr .. 43 min.)
Ra I~ MIUTIAU. NCAA Anal
Four Sem1ftnal hve lrom Dallas (2 hrs .• 15
min) D _._ ITMIT Comedian Tom
Oreesen provides a mixture ol laughter
and music when he welcomes guests
Franll S1n1tra, Johnny Bench and the mu-
SIGa=P StOfmy Weather I ITOOGll
AT TMI MCMlt Sci'leduled reYiews
"Ginger & Fred" (Marcello Mastroianni) ,
'Just Between Friends" (Mary Tyler
Moore. Ted Danson) "Rad" (Taha Sh11e.
Jack Weston)
l uw.a..uv
THE IMINAnoN
1UH•11t111W1• err
.,_ "The Big Street" ( 1942, Ro-
mance) Henry Fonda. Lucille Ball (1 hr ..
28 min.) ·
([) IA-ALL'I QMATUT Mn'I A look at
the 1967 World Serles between the Cardt-
nats and Red Sox ( 1 hr ) ~ G ..a CM.tRl8I Miami Grand Pnx
The lnternattonal tMSA GTP Road Race
lotlows the course at 160 MPH up and
down Biscayne Boulevard and along the
lbay~ami
WAii '11 1MI IT AM
.,_ "The Car" ( 1977, Horror)
James Broltn, Kathteen Lloyd (2 hrs.) e .,_ "Our Time·· ( 1973. Orama)
Pamela Sue Martin, Parker Stevenson. (2
hrs ~WMO I THI PIOllCUTOI
• H•MOflWIUETIT D..cl ..V. Host: Adrian Zmed
Judges: Robert Mandan. Isabel Sanford,
Roger Mosley. Performance by John Parr .
tnst~R) ~ CWl~l··--1:11 D .,_ Volvo Ctassle Semlflnala from Ch~ delay) ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
l .. 'lllT.,..,.~
flllCMICT---CMDOOl Lfl
.,_ "Rappjn' " ( 1985. Orama)
Ma110 Van Peebles, Tasla Valenza ( 1 hr .
32 min) · ~"'""Git 1MI""' t:ll ... WITM. UDO--.. ..X: 1M1 .... .,... UCK Film
clips lrom "Stat Wars" and "The Empire
Strikes Back" are featured In this behind·
the-scenes ~ a1 special effects Mark _
1
Ha=ts (1hr~
woaD .... CllOll PIW.I YOY,._
.,. "The Private War Of Ma)or Ben·
son" ( 1955, Comedy) Charlton Heston .
Julre Adan:J2 tn.i l llTTT MDI IO.IAl19
..-cf .....
.,. "The Natural" ( 1984, Orama)
Robert Redford, Roben Duvall. (2 hra .. 1 '4
min)
llOOIO Winston Tour Team Rode<>.
!Iaped) ( t hr ) CfJ•• Danny faces the bitter realttles of
the entertainment business When • come-
dian steals his mate<tal In stereo. ( 1 hr.)
(J) mWll "AndtOld" ( 1982. Science Ac·
llon) Klaus Klnsi<l Don Oppet. ( 1 hr .• 20
min.)
CZ) .,_ "The Sonow And The Pity"
1_!972, Documentary) (4 hra •• 20 min.)
.... "The Gal WhO Tooti. The w .. t ..
c 1949. Western) Yvonne De C.rto. Soot1
-lalurclay Cont.
Brad'' • 30 min J =~~llMTll I ntl T.ooe Will Henry and Beanpale
are trapped 1n a tunnel by a TripOd. but
II ey manage to escape and are taken in
~a .,!Bi:~ of grape growers f.il Volvo ClaSSIC Sem1l1nals trom
Ch= Tepe del~I hr , 30 min) l e~:..
ta llOT~ LLUITMTID
2'e5 (I) COUHI UIUTULL NCAA Final
Four Semlftnal ttve from Dallas (2 hrs .. 15
·n1n)
llOV1I "The Empire Strikes Back"
1 1980 Science Fiction) Mark Hamill Har
1son F0<d (2 hrs . 4 min ) ,. R IPOITICCR .,. "Adventures Of P1nocch10'
I 1978, Fantasy) Animated (2 hrs) U 9 NA t0WLM $235,000 Toledo
T•ust PBA National ChampionShip. the
<econd ot bowltng's triple crown events.
trom Imperial Lanes In ToledO. Ohio 1.Ta=ti.liJ~,t 30 min ) ~ F• Aller coming down with a severe
.. ase of s tage fright. Chris considers teav-
·~ the schOol In stereo ( 1 hr ) llJ .o¥ll "The Terror Of MechagodZHla"
11974, Scie~Fictlon) (2 htS ) 9 .WA Efforts to f1gh1 a staph epldemt<:
:it Austtaha's Royal MelbOUrne Hospital 1l-
1strale ll'l1s loo+< at how 1nfecttons re5lS·
tant to anUblollcs are causing W1despread
3larm within the medical community O
I hr)
~CNmllLll~ ·-·-~ MU -!ILIA .. In this spa-
cial. the British comedian performs
s1<e1cheS and songs and welcomes the
H111'i:Olf~ t hr.)
.. ...rn.
tlD tmlf--tlWSJ nm MIOUIH ntl Mn'I .. , .... -·--'"..,.,. NOOPICOOll
W -~ WAC«Y WOILD O* "°"" ~~~ .... ii.,_ "Easter Parade" (1948. Musi·
cal),il~rlend. Fred Astaire (2 hrs )
I:.: nllCIUllt TMI Mfl WCIM.O CW llM Freestyle Chempt·
onshtps from Lake Placid. N Y (Taped) i! hr)
(H) llOVll "Swing $h1f1" ( 1984, Drama)
Goldie Hawn. Kurt Russell ( 1 hr . 40
min) aaa• .,_ "BralnSIOfm" ( 1983, Sctence-
F1ction) Chtlstophef Walken. Natalie
WOOd. ( t hf., •6 min )
1 -.rAY .... AICO'T
ta • llMCM ·-"Mystery Of The Mon ~Pit"
• -WCIM.O Oii 9IOIT1 Mike Tyson ( 19-.(), 19 l<Os) vs. James "Quick" T1Uls
(31-8, 24 KOsl In 1 heavyweight bOUt ac~led tor 10 rounds from Glens Falls.
N Y.. World Ski Ayfng Championshlpl fr~ Kulm. Austria (Taped) (I hr 30
mmL CD (!) AT nt1 110W111 Schedule<! reviews
• The Money Pit" (Torn Hanks. ShelleY
Long) "Aatboy" (Sondra Locke)
"Smooth Talk" (TrNt wu11ams. Laura
Dern).
I AIC ... Q
llOTOH•
llAelC • OI. ,Mn'lll
llO¥ll "The Man In The Whtie Sult""
( 1951, Comedy) Alec Guinness. Cecll
Parker ( 1 hr., 24 min.) •1 ftmlCMADVBIT\m IT1IC11. y ., ....
FMm After coming down with a seve<e
case of stage tnght. ChrlS conSldefs teav-
i lhe schOOI In St8<80. ( I hr ) ........
IUCl .... IQU ...
"'111 MD 'AUL Saul of Tarsus (An-
thony Hopkins) , later called Paul. con-
verts lrom a persecutor of ChrlsttanS to a
supporter of Chnsl's strugg.hng churctl
and feverishly spreads lhe new religion
throughout the Roman Empire. Peter·
Robert FolCworth (Part 1 of 2) (2 hrs.)
O GD ... m> llO¥ll "Captain Horatio Hornblower"
( t95 t, Adventure) Gregory Peck, Virgin-
ia Mayo (2 hrs.) • MnU c. CLMm't ..,,,..,.
wcaD
l ... COOllAlm
IOUAM POOT eAlll B•ll CGlUGI ltOCUY NCAA DMslon I
Championship five from Provldenoe, A.I.
Q.hrs) CIJ llO¥ll "Turk 1821" ( t985. Ofama)
Timothy Hunon. Robert Urlc;h ( t hr., 38
min)
~ llO¥ll "The Rainmaker" (1956, Ro-
mance) Burt Lancaster. Katharine Hep-
burn. (2 hrt. 30 min.) eM••=-um •till C811911AL Tragedy stalks a hom&-
sread family during lhe Oepressk>n: Mexi-
can 1mmlgren1s turn to the Venneford
Rench operators (Lynn Redgrave. Wllllam
Atherton) after being harassed by local
bigots; Phlllp Wendell (Doug McKeon)
perpetuates his family's dubious land
dea~an 11 of 12) (2 hrs.) -1~ = .. _,.Mike T-
(19-0. 19 KOsJ vs. James "Quick" Tlllls
(3t-8. 24 KOs) 1n a haevyweight bOut
scheduled tor tO rounds from Glens Falls.
N Y • Work! Ski Flying Chemplonshtps
from Kulm. Austria (Taped) ( 1 hr .• 30
min) e MM • ...., ..... -... Jeffrey Lyons and Ml·
chael Medved host an Informative loo+< al
what's new al the movies In stereo
I ~~ ...... ~Al -1ven1ng-----.. , ....
llO¥ll ''The Smurls And The Magic
Flute" (1983. Adventure) Animated The
lovable Smurls set out to retrieve 11 magi·
cat muSleal Instrument stolen by a villafn.
I=~ .U1Wr'O CM..O ... ( ..... ACTOM num .,... _ _..""~ "Bartok
as Dog" A Sixties ldeelllt. Melclng a ~to-
5 lOb In an •ttempt to conform to the Yup-
pie-mold of the '80$, remlnlsCles about hi$
dog Battok white drinking beer and listen-
ing to the compoeer Bartok'a music In this
on&-ect ~Y by Patrick T ovatt. Q
l uml-ONM,._
-1ICllU8
G Tiii CU NOUll Completing lhe Tam-pa home renovations lf1<:1uding the deck
and a screened enclosure. a budge! ra-
~. "The Candidate" ( t972. Ore·
ma) Robert Redford. Peter Boyle A
young liberal tries desperately to avoid
being c0trupted by his campaign tor a
seat In the u.s Senate 'PG' ( 1 hr . 50
min)
CB>TMITAUO*TMl._,Piw::llC Fantasy.
humOf end music all interweave to tell the
ste<y of an annual bunny picnic that
marks the first day of SPflng and the arrtv·
el of a tamous ste<ytelle< A new cast of
Muppet characters IS 1ntr0duced ( 1 hr.)
(I).,. "The Four Seasons"' ( 198t,
Comedy) A1an Alda. Carol Burnett Three
couples. all close. 1ong-t1me lrieodS. expe-
rience profound changes 1n their relallon·
ships when one of the marriages d1s1n-
lrates. 'PGy hr .. 47 min.)
TOKUIO Udll 11111 .. 1 (1) ... MllWON11UI. TOO Cl.Oii POlt "'CMOll-lftllllT" Cosmic Cow
may move on 10 greener pastures wtlen a
TV netw0<k wants to feature her 1n a
show. (R) • ab~ Ganer snakes. an East·
em gl85S lizard. a deSer1 IO<totse and the
alligator are seen In this IOOk at the adap-
tabllity of reptltes~ 9 • 009UTaaw::a,a
(Z)W ~ON ntl .... ICm
Guest: Flelder COOk. NI 8 UCCOOlel ON ICI Animated Rich Lii-
tle. Rita Coolidge and Leo Sayer provide
the vOiceS tor this muslcal special. D MIT UCIJ wmt DAW> ... ...,.-•mm Consumer Information on roach control.
car battery safety. auto brake tights and how to avoid personal assault In parking
lots.
• MOU. YWOOD Q.OllUP Scheduled· a
typlcel day in HOl~oOd -glfmpses of a
ptoducef. dlrectOf. actress. soap opeta
creator, company president and othefs at
work (R)
(I) TOO CLoll POR CMOllT Cosmic Low
may move on to greener pastures when a
TV network wants 10 feature her 1n a
stlOw (R)
"U.L.ual .. ~ ~='ON SM moo Featured a Vl$1t to
Mammoth Ski Area
• ~ WOlll8 Jamie has some ex-
plaining to do when he uses v1ck1 10 com
i te his history homewOfk
...... FClml9
U1'111 A IOOk at carnrvorous plants.
their enwonmenl and the venous means
they use to at1rac1 and kill their orey In
stereo. O ( 1 hr ) e SM Dileo AUVI Featured rowtng and
racing on MtSSion Bay a San Diego goo1-
met coo1<1ng school, kids' classes at Sea
World Guest Host P041ce Chief Bin KOien·
def I UllCY ...-IAl1WI
AUITlt crrt LmTI ROQet McGumn
performs acoostlc versions or many of The
t3yrds' hits as well as solo material. Kiie
Wolf 11ngs "Love Sttll Remains' n~
"Give voursell to LCMt " ( 1 hr )
(B) llOWll "Oxford Blues" ( 1964. Ofama}
Rob Lowe. Ally Sheedy Oxford Uf'ltverll-
ty· s tradttiOnS are tossed to the wind by.
brash American tee11-11ger 1n pursuit ot an
eluSNa Bttllsh cover gfrl 'PG-13' O (1
nr . 33 min ) .,. "The Meen SeaSOtl·· I 1985,
Sunday, March 23, 1986 29
-Salurclay Cont.
Orama) Kurt Russell. Manet Hemingway
A M1am1 rePorter becomes swept up 1n the
media blitz when a psychopathic murd81'er
chooses him to be his sole spckesman
R I 1 hr 43 min )
:%) MOYIE "The Bostonians" ( 1984, Dra-
ma l Christopher Reeve Vanessa
Redgrave In 19th-century Boston, an 1m-
presst0nable woman 1s caught between
her alhance with the feminist cause and
her attraction to a brash soothern lawyer
l nrs)
KAMI MO MATO
r.tl QINllMOH
1':JD DANCE PIVBI Host Adrian Zmed
Judges Roben Mandan. Isabel Sanford,
Roger Mosley Performance by John Parr
In stereo (R)
Rn"IALMNQ
9'0IE fl!TA&. PUCI I "Real Friends'
Animated Horace Fly and Nastlna cast a
dark cloud over the garden when they try
to ruin Rose Petal and Sweet Violet's
l11endst11p Voice of Marie Osmond a m ON LA. Featured an interview With
Catherine Oxen berg of "Dynasty". a look
at women who commit murder. w11h wom-
pn who are serving time for homoc1de. a
school tor wrestlers
Cf) ClOll UP "Zoo" Some untOld 1nforma-
11on about San Diego's acclaimed Wild
Animal Park trom Or Charles Schroeder
11.e man who conceived the 1dea O NIA IAIKITUU Los Angeles Lakers
at Seattle SuperSomcs (Lrve) {2 hrs . 30
lm1n~=-
IAME'Yla1.ll
IM •oo ZOO'I A*AI. DPMtt Fea
tured a look at lizards and snakes
Pro1ect w1klhle a second chanoe for na-
tive species Lest stop the )unge trail 'l)........,,. ...
00 f) ()) AINOl.f Hawke suspects the
owner of a trendy nlghclub has abducted
n1s n~h.;;;yuardian. ( 1 hr ) D Im A mMJ Nell's plans for a
•omantlc dinner date are dashed when
1-, must bab'y·slt a large group of ch1I·
, In stereo
• ' lllOV. "Cannery Row" ( 1982. Ora-
' ) Nick Nolle. Debra Winger Based on
• boo~ t>y John Steinbeck In a 1940s r fc,1n1A coastal town a marine blotogrst
,.. l)mes romantically involved with a girl
1 nm the local bordello. (2 hrs J
I ltg) MDD fOD lltOW Q
TWIJGHTZO.
':::. 'Under Fire" ( 1983. Orama)
Noel-Nolte Joanna Cassidy Two Amer1-
t.dn 1ourna1ts1s end 1 photographer ·cover
ft>•· Nicaraguan we• wtule a French double
accnt uses pfl01ographs of rebels 10
search tor key S ndlnlsta leaders (2 hrs
30m1n J
I OOYa.Y ,,. NOllCUToa
GlllAT PA OlllA*ll 'Bernstein
Conciucls Haydn's 'Mass in Time of War'
· l eonar1 Bernstein conducts this per
tormanee by the Bavarian Radio Sympho-
ny Orchestra and Chorus from the Bavari-
an Baroque Beslllea In Ottobeuren, Wesr
Ger= In stereo. ( 1 hr.)
"The Bay Boy" ( 1984. Orama)
Uv Ullmann. Kiefer Suthefland. In 1930s
Nova Scotia, the adolescent son of an lm·
poverished family facet uncertainty about
his future es 11 clef'gyman due to burgeon·
1ng desires and his Involvement In a mur
dor 'R' 11 hr . '' min )
30 Sunday, March 23, 1986
w ..anm ell TM& MOii TNI DAM-Two blCker-
rng occult1sts (PhylltS Diiier Lawrence
Tierney) coulO be SS0.000 rleher -that is
11 they can succeed 1n e11orc1s1ng a oos·
sessed girt
CS) PAllll CHA.-Rose (La1nie Kazan) be-
comes d1ssa1rst1ed with her divorce lawyer
and decides to handle the proceedings
herself ( t hr I
I UC811 MOii IMTA MSTA
.. ~TMQ(I: CIWl'1Wl1W
t::ll fl) PACTS or LR Jo's father tries to
mend their strained relahonShip by buying
her Q!!_ts In stereo Q 8 Q0 llMION The governor answers an
ad lrom a magazine's personals column.
~ LRITY\H Ofi TNI llQI MD 'AllOUI
Interviews with Jane Russell and Lou
Rawls. billionaire Adnan Khashogg1's
birthday party. a tour of Paris (Part 2 of
2). adventurer Brooke Knapp, cetebrittes·
homes with Paige Rense of Architectural
Q!gest IA) (I hr ) UJ ""1 EAITD AAmT Burl Ives narr ates
the tale of a toy rabbit who learns from a
kind tarry that he is to be ll'le first Easter
Rabbi I
([) COLLI• IAIU1UU.: PllA&. '°"" F'LAWCIC
i~
'Nl9eQPC*f
• ()) ..,_ "The Postman Always Arngs
Twice" ( t98 t OramaJ Jack Nleholson,
Jessica Lange A drtfter takes a rob at a
roadside diner. begins an a Hair with Che
owner's bOred young wile. and together
they..e.101 her hu<;band'~ murder (2 hrs) D UP IOUla OR..t Rose's sister (POiiy
Holltday) goes blind end turns to Rose for
help In scereo D a LOVI lf)AT On a Caribbean cruise
a hvely woman seeks romance with a
snobbish man, a woman poses as a man
to impress a bOsS. Doc meets an ex-wile;
a mentally handicapped young man pr~
poses marriage to Vlckt. Guest stars In-
clude l ana Turner. Linda Purt and Tim~ ~Patrick M=y (RJ o (2 hrs ) w Uat AWANll Rhythm and
blues artists are honored In this third an·
nual presentar1on of awards lor single and
group performances, the year's best video
and lltellme ac!"l1evement Scheduled ap-
peara!'lces by Stevie w onder. the Four
Tops. the Temptations. Nancy Wiison.
Run-OMC. F-"redd1e Jackson. New Edition
and Cherrette with Ale>eander O'Neal
Hosts Lou Rawls. Melba Moore In stereo
~hrs~ ~ • G Tl MM* A Cl' Aft* Of nll
PlOfiU MD TtB Mf An examination ol
the relatt0nshlp between art and splriluall-
ty, and Its ~nlficance In the dally Ille 0 1
New Zealand s Maori people Maon actor
Don C Selwyn narrates ( 1 hr ) Jl DAU.Al HOUI UITD
(I} :":i.. Biiiy Crystal, Whoopl
GOldbe<g and Robin Wllllams are ached·
uled h<>Sts for this benefit perlormanoe de-
signed to raise money for America'• poor
and hometess. SchedUled guest• Include
Jerry Lewis. Mlehael J. Fox. Sid Caesar.
Carl Reiner. Tony Oa.nza. Joe Piscopo,
Andr.. Martin, John Candy and Estelle
Ge11y. (3 hi'$ ) CC llO¥ll "Scarface" (1 983, Orama) Al
Paelno, Mtehelle Pfellftr A Cuban hOOd
released from Castro's Jails travels to Ml·
aml and climbs to the top of the cocaine
tradJ:I. world ·~min.) (!) II SY I After aH Other
methods fall, Makepeace comes up with
an idea that she ·hopes will free hostages
taken 1n an attempted bank robbery ( 1
hr)
(I) llO¥IE "Felling In Love'" ( 1984. Ora-
ma) Robert OeNlro. Meryl S1reep. Despite
the fact that bOth are married, a chanoe
meeting on a commuter train spartcs a mu-
tual romantic interest between a construe·
lion engineer and a graphic designer 'PG-
t3' O (l hr, 47 min I
(%) llO¥ll "The Terminator" ( 198.t. Sci-
ence Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Linda Hamilton A cyborg ts sent b11ck In
11me from the year 2029 to present-day
Los Angeles to assasslnate a woman who
1s destined to give birth 10 a revolutionary
'R' (1 hr • 48 mln )
I •GllCC*CaT .... ·
.. ...rTUCU UI e ALL• &1fCIMllfWllllll9111191• Malt wOfks out a
plan to help Paula get used to having his
da=~hou9e. i DAVlllOIV9 IAITIR .. a RS HOil ITml In stereo ( 1
hr.) 1-:vw "Conouct Unbecoming"
( 1975, Orama) Miehaet 'Y()(k, Susannah
York A lawyet defends a feltow Br1t1Sh
Army olllcer against a rape charge (2
hrs) e llO¥IE "The Flreman'a Ban" ( 1968,
Comedy) Josef Svet. Marie Jezkova
Elaborate plans to fete lhetr 86-year--Old
chief at a special ball go awry for a group
of wen-meaning Czechoslovakian firemen
l hr .. 30min)
IAITIR~
llCMI "Stage Door Canteen" ( 1943,
Muslcal) Lon McCallister, Helen Hayes.
Three girls date soldiers. ignoring the rulet
set down by the Stage Door Canteen
where they work. (2 hrs.)
CC) .VW "Bananas" (1971, Comedy)
Woo<ty Allen. Louise Lasser A product
tester, bored with hla everyday rovtlne,
goes to a small Latin AmMlcan country
and becomes a dictator during a political
u ~~hr ,22 mln,)
DMarOIAlt = ...,.Tuell
•llMCMOP-"Walls Of Jericho" .. ...,.
lal.m~ •••••n ... .. INITIPMI
1W Be(l)Oe ...
M1W °" 1il"" TM.II,_,,. IMM_ After years
of boycotttng Halloween. an elderly man
(Roy Poole) ts tC>fmented by a persistent
httle trick-or-1rea1er who's out to teach
him a tesaon.
• ITAi llMCM Guest Alp Wi1$on In
sterr.·.w~ hr ) I DAW t//l '9CTORT
AT 1'11 .,.. Scheduled ravlews
"The Money Pit" (Tom Hank1, Shelley
Long ) , "AatbOy" (Sondra Locke).
"Smooth Talk" (Traat Wllll1ma. Laura
Dem)
Cl)TMl m.Tm11A .. t//I~ Oiloc. Form« SCTV caat mernti.r Dave
Themas plays e suc:oe11tu1 college profes·
SOf whO's tral\Spclfted beck In time. Oueet
stars Include Cethel'lne O'Hara. Martin
Short. Joe Flaherty and others. ( 1 hr.)
(%) mwtl "The Nine Lives Of Fritz The
Cal" ( 197•. Comedy) Voices of Skip
Hannant. RiVa Aoee. Animated. The com·
IC·book feltne recaMa the lbt days ot Hltlef
and the Oepfess!On and fentaslzea about
-lalurclg Cont.
la 1\J=~~ty. ( 1 hr 30 min) I ==---= LM A fund-<a)Slng ~!':~:~~ ~9~rloW~t~~
11• MGHT TMCll special to benefit cancer al'ld dieee98 r• ~s tlefp from an outlaw aher his land rs
11:11 IAllUIY Mml search at St. JUde's Children's Hospital In raken away from t11m and h•s family Is GD IATUllDAY~LM Memph15, Tenn. Hosts: Betty White and murdered. (2 hrs)
aa.lll & llAllPUCI When Demp-D!Ck Van Patten. (1 hr.) 1----~, (Michael Brandon) and Makepeace (I) 110¥W "Dar11 Passage" (19"7, Mys-W -.TTMCll
tGlynis Barber) Investigate a typleal tery) Humphrey Bogart Lauren e.caJl A t:1I llO¥W "Pauline At The Beach" ( 1983.
waretiouse robbery. they uncover a mul-man escapes from San Quentin to prove Comedy) Amanda Langlet Ar~le Oom-
t1m1lbon dOllar drug scheme. ( 1 hr ) himself Innocent of murdering his wife basle. The romantic ups and downs of a
rYtWthaa .alT'I i MP ·ID o.a, ..... young PariSian woman vacationing In Nor·
lllOV. "Disorderly Orderly" (1964. CID llO¥W "The Breakfast Club" (1984, mandy as viewed through the eyes of her
Comedy) Jerry lewis. Glenda Farrell Orama) Emillo Estevez. Molly Ringwald 16-year-old couS1n. (Sob11tled) 'R' ( 1 l'lr . When a doctof's son becOmeS a hosp/tat Frve teen-agers converge at an all-day 0. 34 min.)
ordert)'. he creates havoc by Igniting a pa-tentlon session and make strides toward m 1·.CO.-
trent s beard and stealing an ambulance mutual understanding and respect. 'R' Q •1111811'.,,.
to pursue htS gtrltriend ( 1 l'lr • 50 mlnT.) i! hf .• 37 min.) MIC •m
Cf) rn Musical guest· Nick Glider. ake-CZ) llO¥W "Botero" ( 1984, Orama) Bo .. Scheduled' Gladys Knight
'JllS ot Jump" by Van Halen and "Great Derek, George Kennedy. After graduating and the Pips. Culture Club. Barry Manilow.
Balls of Fire" by Jerry Lee Lewis. from an Engll!>h boarding school, a worn· Jennifer Rush, Frve Star, Exile. Force
(!)) llO¥ll "White Lightning" ( 1973, Ad· an journeys to Arabia and Spain In search M.D. ·s. In stereo. ( 1 hr.)
venture) Burt Reynolds. Jennifer BltUngs-of her first lover. 'R' ( 1hr .. '1 min.) CI)llCME "The Killing Fields'' ( 1984, Ora-
ley In exchange for his release from prls-*I llTCft'Y ma) Sam Waterston, Harng S Ngor
on. an expert driver strikes a bargain with m Based on New York Times reporter Syd·
tedernl authorities to help smash a llOWll "Kings Go Forth" ( 1958, Ora-ney Schanberg's chronicle of the unique
moonshine ring (2 hrs) ma) Tony Curtis. Natalie Wood. In World friendship that developed between him ml M0v. "The G,host Of Flight 401" war 11 France, a girl of mixed blood gets and his native assistant. 0.th Pr an, In I 1978. Myl>tery) Ernest Borgntne. Kim involved with a pair of Gls, one of whom Is 1970s wartorn Cambo<M. 'R' (2 hrs . 21 BaS1nge1 The apparition of a dead flight destined to cause her downlall (2 hrs.) min ) ~~er~mappeanng~aew~~ ----------~~~~-~--~~~~=========~ ot planes using salvageable parts of his
dow=thner (2 hrs ) 8D THI -.-cM ... M11MI
"Bom Of Water' The 17-year-old son of a
fundamentalist preacher IS torn between
hrs personal beliefs and his family's val-
ues Stars Shaun CaSSldy
8!) LR t/11 aMT ~ llO¥ll "10 To Midnight" (1983, Ora-
ma) Charles Bronson, Andrew Stevens A
homicide delectrve and a aiminology
gradulJte search fOf a klller of women. 'R'
~hr 41 min.) .-rm
llO¥ll "Arabesque" ( 1966. Adven·
tOJreJ Gregory Peck, Sophia Loren When
an American professor in England Is kid-
napped. aid comes 1n the lorm of a my&t&-
noos woman who is the mistress of an oil
magnate (2 hrs ) 1h•aMIC .... O ttM llO¥a "Tne Cobra" ( 1968. Adven-
ture) Dana Andrews. Anita Ekberg. The
Secret Servioe 1s brooghl In to halt a MIO.
die Eastern operation ot oplum-amugglers.
~ hts) tJ ICTV Sketches "My Fair Lady " with
Andrea Martin as Eliza Doolittle; Lee
lacocca (Dave Thomas) rock concerts. i •saw .... DAYIDB.DOnO DAVI)•--Scheduled Women
with f0teign roots discuss the American
man (I hr.)
~ ~ N0CaY NCAA OMslon t
Semrlrnal from Providence. RI (R)
lMI NrT'CWaD A movie d1tect0f (Pe-
ter Coyote) becomes the target of his
leading lady's revenge
lllOYll "Hot Bodies" ( 1984, Adult) QI.
1nka. Gabriel Pontetto In the Swtsa Alps. a
bUS1nessman and tus wife embark on Indi-
vidual erotic escapades ( 1 hf., 19 min.)
(I) 11CME "AndrOid" ( 1982. Science Flo-
ttOO) Klaus K1nski, Don Qpper. In en Iso-
lated space station, an aimoet-humen ro-
bOt is houlhed to ditcOVef that he 1110 be
put out ot commission by a crned tcfen.
tlst. ~ 1 hr .. 20 min) G "Allee. SwHt Allee'' (1977,
Horror) Linda Miiier. Paula Sheppard.
Family members are vlctimL?ed by a psy-
Cholie murderec in their mldat (2 hfa.)
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Tums" has Barbara and Tom haVlng an
&Jra.ir. How can this be, since Bob Hughes is
,both Barbara and Tom's father7 I lhou.&ht
Frannie, Tom and Barbara were brother
and sister. -J.F., Harrisburg, Pa. A: ...,..,..., mo&Hr Jeu.lfer Ryu
marrW a.. B.pn. Tom 11 SH prodwct of
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tc».p or'°'" sat? Wn'tc to Lynda HirsdJ. Ci/o NewJ America Syndicate. P.O. &u 1.9620; Irvine, Qlif. 92 714. She wjl/ an&wer
., many questions as 1bc Qin io bt!'T
oo/WJUJ, but ibe volume of mail makes
~Ml rep/ie$ impossible.
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Kevin Wixted stars as a
youthful J.R. In a look
back at "Dallas: The Early
Years" tonight on CBS.
The "prequel" ls by "Dal-
las'' creator David
Jacobs. See the TV Log.
Why does Geraldine
Page -a veteran actress
·who's earned eight Oscar
nominations during her
career -appear In plays
for a mere$15 per per-
formance? Find out In
USA Weekend.
c.w ettlie• ......
Snoopyandthereatof
the Peanuts gang are
featured In color, every
Sunday In the Piiot.
Entry bl•nk on B3
Coast
Perserverancelsthe
watchword for Hunt-
ington Beach fisherman
Bud Lee, who's finally
finished a fishing boat he
started bulldlng 18 years
ago.IA3
Sporta
LSU, Loulsvllle become
first two to qualify for
NCAA basketball's Final
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Bulletin Board
Business
Clualfted
Croaaword
Death Notlcet
Entertainment
Horoacope
Ann L1ndera
Opinion
Paparazzi
· Publlc Noticel
Sport•
Styte
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P'OMCA8T80N A2
SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1986 .
Food tampering escalates
More rat poison found in medicines,
glass shards discovered in ice cream
PHU.ADELPHIA (AP) -Federal
technicians examining samples of
three popular medications found
traces of rat pc:>isqn in a ninth capsule
Saturday as the products were pulled
from shelve5..in stores and medicine
cabinets.
Meanwhile, in Dublin, Ca., Lucky
Stores officials Saturday announced
Wieder
pushes
for plan
on AIDS
By USA MAHONEY °' .. °""' ......... Spurred by a stale advisory com-
mittee that urged Orange County
government to become more in-
volved in AIDS education and
prevention efforts. 2nd District
Supervisor Harriett Wieder has asked
fellow board members to support the
development of an AIDS master
plan.
The plan would include a compila-
tion of resources available to persons
suffering from acquired immune
deficiency syndrome. It would ident-
ify unmet needs and clarify the roles or federal, state and local agencies
working on the AJDS problem.
Wieder also wants the county to
provide up-to-date educational ma-
terial on AJDS to public libraries and
members of the business communitr.
The board will consider Wieder s
suggestions Tue~.
AIDS is a p fog disease that
destroys the immune system; making
its. victims susceptible to lire-threat-
enina illnesses. To date, people who
contract AIDS usually live no more
than two years after symptoms ap-
pear.
Most of its victims arc male
homosexuals although the disease bas
also stricken intravenous drug users,
that they were removma from their
dairy cases all Lady Lee and generic
ice cream and sherbet made at a plant
in Buena Park because glass was
found in two more cartons.
Lu~ officials had said Friday th-t
the cham wu recalling thtee flavors
of Lady Lee ice cream from stores in
California, Nevada and Arizona be-
bisexuals and their partners. Hurrah for vacation
cause snards of glass had been fo und
in them.
Police in San Francisco said Satur-
day that a box of Contac capsules
found in a store there bad ~n
subjected to tamperins. ~th pin or
needle holes in the packaginJ.
SmithKJine Beckman COrp. of
Philadelphia reported 2, 100 calls by
Saturday to a toll-free phone number
handliQg refund and information
requests from customers who boupn
Contac for colds, Teldrin for allersies,
or Dietac for weight loss. the three
drugs recalled after rat poison wa.s
found. .
The FBI was investipun1 the
tamperina and phone cans from a
man calling himself .. Gary .. who told
a store, news orpnizations and
SmithKline that be poisoned capsules
in Houston, St. Louis, Cbicaao and
Orlando, Aa.
The latest incidents of tamperin,i
()()me on the heels of recent reports
that glass fraaments bad been found
in Gerber blby food and the death last
month of a New York woman who
h&d UICd 'fylenol capsules laced with
cyanide. The death spurred 1ohnson
& Johnson to recall 22 million pecU&es of Ty&cnol capsu)es and to
stop making the capsule medication.
Warfarin, an anti~t and
the active in&Jedient in rat poison,
was found in a capsule of Tcldri.n on
Saturday, said Food and t:>rul_ ~
ministration spokcsmao Bi!!_~
Six capsules of Con tac, one ofTeld.rin
and one of Dict.ac were found con-
taminated with warfarin on Friday.
(Pleue .. rooD/A.2)
Work
due on
car pool
lanes
By LISA MAHONEY oe .. o..,,.. ...
Modifications to car pool lanes on
the Costa Mesa Freeway will tct
under way Monday after weeks of
ram-related delays.
Entry and eXJt points to the car
pool-only lanes will be lengthened by ~ SOO feet to give motorists more time
to enter or leave the restricted use
lanes. An access point near the Santa
Ana Freeway intersection will be...,
extended by 1,000 feet because of the
large amount of traffic conaestion
there during rush hour.
The state Department of Transpor-
tation bas also decided to double the
number of access points by allowing
motorists to enter and exit at all the
openings designated by broken white
lines. Currently there arc separate
entrances and exits. Signs limitina
traffic movement will be chanted to
reflect the revision.
Yellow pylons will also pop up
along a poruon of the car pool lanes.
which stretch from the Riverside to
the San Dieao freeways for a distance
of about 12 miles.
The pylons will be installed for a 1.5
mile interval between Cba~ Av-
enue and 17th Street, wd Chuck °""',... .... _,.....,........,. Boyer, a Caltra.os traffic coainecr.
Caltrans officials hope the pylons In January, the state's AJDS Ad-
visory Committee met in Orange Sprtq break bad betfan, tbe n.n wu out,
County. Chairman Bruce Dectcer and afi wu rtiJlt witla tbe world Saturday
praised county health officials for the for th.la Golden Weat Collete foa.nome of
(Pleue 11ee AID8/A2) (clockwt.e from left) Kim McCartney, Pete
Lobdell, Dale Schwarts and Karen Wil-
liama, who were celebrat:lnC at BantiJaCton
Beach. The weather wu ezpected to cool
•U,htly today.
will discourqe driven from croain&
the double yellow lines that dis.
tinguisb the car pool lanes from other
freeway lanes. Drivers arc supposed
(Pleue Me CAil POOL/A2)
Mesa man jailed in shooting
off armer Vietnamese official
Suspect is another
V etnamese refugee
and anticommunist
From staff and wire reports
Westminster police arrested a 3~
year-old Vietnamese refugee from
Costa Mesa on suspicion of at-
tempted murder Friday in the shoot-
ing of Van Khan Tran. the former
director of housing for the govern-
ment of South Vietnam.
Be Tu Van Tran, a newspaper
deliveryman, was bemg held at -Or-
ange County Jail Saturday in lieu of
SS0.000 bail, police Sgt. Mike Mit-
telstaedt said.
The shooting occurred Tuesday m
the parking lot of a Vietnamese
shopping center.
Van Khan Tran, wounded in the
shoulder and abdomen, was listed in
stable condition Saturday at Foun-
tain Valley Regional Hospital, a
nursing supervisor said.
Sgt. Bob Burnett said the arTCSted
man was a teacher in Vietnam who
now works as a newspaper de-
liveryman.
Kids act fast
so do poisons,
warn the experts
Today's household boasts an array
of articles that tantalize curious
children's tastebuds. Exotic house-
plants. lemon-scented deteracnts,
cleansers and bua sprays, candy-
coated aspirins, chewable vitamins
and sweet couah syrups, drain
cleaners. bleaches, col<>&Des and per-
fumes.
All of them -and more -have
been swallowed by a child some-
where, sending frantic parents to the
telephone.
The 24-bout Oranae County Re-
gional Poison Center at UCl MedicaJ
Center answers about 30,000 such
calls every year.
Poison centers across the nation
were the focus of attention d\.lrina the
25 th annivcnary celebration orNa-
tionaJ PoitOn Prevention Week.
which ended Saturday.
The theme? "Children Act Fast ...
So 00 Poi eons: Don't let Them Play
for Keeps!"
Staffed by pharmacists and nurteS,
the Oranae County c.-enter provides
i mmediate i nformation on
thousands of toiuns and how bc,t to
U'Cat them.
Not only fnJhtcned mom and
dads bllt pby1aa1ns. vctcnnanans
and other mcclacal prof. fonala are
amona lhote who caU the ~nter
PAUL
laCHIPllY
Focus ON THE NEw s
The eme,.encics that prompt tbe
calls ranae from•inacct btles to kids
eating lnlC'ct~ from l)Ctroleum l'f(>d-
ucts splashed tn a victim '1 eyes to kids
lapplna up the spillJ. from drain cleanm eating at tender skin to
children catina drain cleaners.
Not surprisinsJy, most of the calh
to tbe c.-entcr are about cbildttn
1w11lowio1 1omcth1n1 they
aboWd.D't.
Accordlna to Dr. Richard Thomas,
director or the poison ctnttT, 90
percent of the calls are for cluldren
undtt aae S. And the kids Wee to cat otanu m~ than anytbin1 else,
Thomas wd.
"hook racial)' display plants
rather than pro1«\ lbcm &om youna
ch1ldttn, so toddlers often set hold of
them," he said
(Pl ... ._ POl90M/A2)
Cao Thi, president of the Vtet-
namcsc League of Orange County,
said Van belonged to the United
Front for the L1berat1on ofV1etnam, a
group which raises money for an-
ticommunist Vietnamese resistance
fighters.
The group 1s apparently not con-
nected to the Vietnamese Organ12a-
tion to Extenmnate Communists and
Restore the Nation, which mailed a
letter Wednesday to V1etnamesc-
language newspapers in Orange
County, saymg Van Khan Tran
deserved to be executed. The group
(Pleue He REFUGE1t/A2)
Brother Michael's
new slte just fine
By TONY SAAVEDRA °' .. °""' .......
It took ao eviction not1ce to
move m1ss1onary Brother
Michael out of a middle-class
area of Costa Mesa and closer to
his homeless and hungry flock.
For more than a decade.
Brother Michael has handed out
food nearly every morning from
various east side churches. No"'
his mission has moved west. to
a small church 1n a low-1ncome
neighborhood.
"It's the first ume we've btcn
here and it's probably where we
ought to have been to begin
with. We're closer to the poor
people." said the crusty, 77-
)ear-old m1ss10nar).
Brother Michael was asked in
mid-February to find a new
home for his food mission after
a new church toolc over the
.22nd Street Site formerly leased
by Believers Faith Center.
Monday through Saturday,
crowds of transients and in-
digents lined up m the church
(Pleue eee llICBAEL/ A2)
elder woman'• urlftl fnma lran.11le palr
were re'Glllted tlmMaCb tbe dforta of die
Make A Wlllh Poa.ndation. See •1'1 OD A.2.
•
0...,. eo.t DAILY PtlOT/ &May, March 23. 1He
Visitor dles
durlngswlm
in La'guna cove
A Minnesota man vltiti~tdatives
10 Soutbern California dJed wbile
1W1mmina near Fishnman's Cove in Laauna Beach Saturday, police u.JCl
Rtrbert C. Morin, 49, may have
drowned or suffered a bean attack
while in the water with his '°" and a
friend, Sgt. Ray Lard.Jc said. The
coroner's office bas scheduled an
autopsy today to determine tbc exact
cause of death, be said. Mono did not
have • hjstory or heart problems.
Morin, his son, Herbert A. Monn
of Hemet and an unjdenti6ed friend
went to Fisherman's Cove to kin
dive, Latdie aid. Tbc okkr Morin
remained 011 the awftce in fuU p1
but without 1 tank wblle his too and
the companion explored under the
waves, the ecraeant aid.
Swimmm ditcovtred the dder
Morin Ooatlna uncontclous about 20
miouies later. He was bro~t to
shore where resuscitation efforts by
lifCJWlrds 111d fire officials proved fruitless, Latdie said.
Morin was pronounced dead at
South Coast Medical Center in South
Lquna after the 2:4S p.m. rescue
attempt.
FOOD, DRUG TAMPERING ESCAL~ TES •••
ham Al
All the tainted capsules were from
stores in Houston and Orlando.
No irijuries had been reported and
tile amount of poison in the capsules
would sicken but not kill a pcnon,
ac<:ordioa to the u .s. Food and Drug
Administration. Consumers were
told not to use any capsules
pwdwed after March 15.
FDA and FBJ technicians con-
. tinued ell&JJlinina capsules from the
four cities, t($tina for cyanide, war-
farin and other foreign substances,
said FDA spokesman Bruce Brown.
In San Francisco, an "obviously
tampered with" package o f 10
capsules was eumined by police for
finaerprints and will be sent lo FDA
labs to be tested for contamination,
police Inspector Victor Fleming saJd
at a news conference. He said police
bad no other similar reports.
MICHAEL •••
From A l
parking lot waiting for Brother
Michael to bring out boxes of wilted
vegetables, dried foods and -every
so often -candy or pcrf umc.
Now the people, most of them from
declining areas of southwest Costa
Mesa, don't have to walk so far.
Brother Michael is virtually in their
backyard., at South Coast Christian
Church, 792 Victona St.
"I don't think we've lost a person.
In fact, we've actually picked up some
more," said the former Realtor.
Brother Michael lets other minis-
ters worry about his Oock's souls. He
takes care of their stomachs.
Saturday martced his third day at
the new location.
"They really welcomed us with
open arms," Brother M ichae l sa1d. "I
figured the Lord did tt."
Brother Michael found the church
while soliciting for a new location. He
approached pastor Bob Ewing after a
Sunday servtc~.
"Some of the elders knew me, and
othcn lc:new of my work through
Daily Pilot articles," he said. "They
almost wanted me to begjn 1mmed1-
ately.".
Continued Brother Michael. "I
think it was the Lord's work. the wa}
thmgs happened so quickly ..
Thcfoodgiveaway~nsat9a m .
although many begin ltn1ng up at 7 30
a.m.
When all the food 1s gone. Brother
The ~wncr of a San Franci~o
market discovered the t.ampcnna
Saturday, said Fleming. .
There were tiny holes in the
package backing behind tw<? of the I 0 ca~ules and small earucles had
spilled outside seven of ~e capsules
and into the clear plasttc covenng
them. he said.
In Dublin, Lucky Stores
spokeswoman Jurutb Decker said
Saturday that gJass was found in a
fourth flavor of ice cream Friday
night in Phoenix, Ariz .. and ~ a fifth
Saturday morning 1n Bakersf\eld.
Meanwhile, st.ate and federal a4en-
c1es contmued their mvestigauon.
Decker satd Lucky officials had asked
the FBI to investigate as well as pohce
in Buena Park.
Bill Ihle of the state Department of
Brother Michael
Michael spends the rest of the day
rustling up the next morning's fare
from grocery store discards and from
food banks. He also paints houses to
support himself and the mtSS1on
Some of the food is also purchased
with donations. made by chu rch
members and others calling Brother
Michael at 548-3491
Health said his a&.eocy sent inspectors
to stores throughout California on
Saturday to make sure Lucky hid
removed the ice cream from dairy
cases as planned.
Ht satd the ~ was quid and
complete because "it's their own
product within their own markets ... a
controlled situation." 1
Ihle sa1d the major concern for
stale officials is that some consumers
may have the ice cream in freeun at
home. Consumers were being med
to return all Lady Lee ice cream tlrthe
stores where it was purchased for a
refund.
Ihle said no injuries bad been
reported.
All the glass recovered from the
five discoveries amounted to less
than a teaspoonful, be said.
AIDS PLAN •••
From Al
excellent job they arc doing tracking
and treating AIDS cases, but took
government officials to task for not
spendinJ enough on education and
prevention measures.
After studying the county's band-
ling ofthe AIDS problem, Wicderhad
much to say that was good about the
counry Health Care Agency's rapid
mobilization of testing programs and
its cooperative efforts with communi-
ty ·groups that counsel and assist
AIDS patients.
But she agreed with the advisory
committee's conclusion that more
needs to be done to educale the public
aboulAJDS.
People's misconceptions about
how AIDS is contracted can lead to
unnecessary discrimination against
members ofhigh-risk groups, particu-
larly gays. Ignorance on the issue can
also further the spread of the disease.
experts say.
Educating the public about AIDS
c.an help reduce hysteria over the
disease, public health officials and
gay advocates believe.
Having a county master plan will
also make it easier to deal with the
growing number of AIDS cases in
Orange County, said Dr. Rex Ehling,
director of public health and medical
services.
As of January, I 8 I Orange County
residents had contracted AIDS.
About half of them have already died.
REFUGEE JAILED IN SHOOTING ...
Jl'romAl
has cla.tmed respons1b1hty for other
attacks on refugees who. like Van
Khan Tran, have favored resumption
of diplomatic relations with Vietnam
Thi said be didn't believe the
United Front had anything to do with
the attack on Van Khan Tran.
because such attacks are "not the
policy of the front.''
He said he was surprised by lk Tu
Van Tran's arrest.
.. He·~ not the kmd of person who
would be violent ... he said. "On many
occasions he worked as a volunteer
for community events. He's an-
ucommun1st.. .. a very good guy who
1s willing 10 work for the people."
According to published reports,
Van Khan Tran said he was attacked
because' he has been wrongly
portrayed as a communist sym-
pathizer. He said he supported re-
stonng relations Wlth Vietnam only
so that political prisoners might be
freed.
Westminster police questioned Bu
Tu Van Tran about the attack after
following up o n the license number of
a car in which witnesses said the
shooting suspect fled. He was taken
into custody after being interviewed
by police investigators.
POISON CENTERS ISSUE WARNING .•.
From Al
Among the most dangerous are the
castor bean, which 1s very toxic to red
blood cells, and the oleander. which
can slow the heart or cause irregular
beating and possible dcatb.
Thomas told of a group of campers
who stripped the outer bark off
oleander branches. then used the
sticks to roast hot dogs over an open
fire. The next day, they were dead
Second only to plants, cold and
cough prepara11ons and household
cleaning products arc regular fare for
cunous kids.
The Safe Packaging Act of 1970
covered only prcscnpt1on drugs;
nevertheless 1t started a process that
has led to more and more household
product!> being offered Wlth safety
caps.
Aspann. for example. used to be a
maJor cause of childhood deaths,
Thomas said.
consumption of an entire bottle of
children's vitamins, Ives asked a
senes of questions, checked the
computer pnntout on that product
and assured the mother her son would
be au nght.
Dunng a typical hour, Ives talked
Wlth parents whose children had
swallowed cough syrup, vitamin Bl,
plant fertilizer, Lysol Pine Action
cleaner, Black Aag Ant & Roach
KJller and Glass Plus.
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Ill child, grandmother reunited
Courageous woman
travels by herself on
5-day journey to U.S.
By LIS.t MAHONEY
Of Ille Dtlllr .........
It was by far the most difficult
request ever for the Orange County
chapter of the Malec-A-Wish Foun-
dation.
The task: bring a dying Iranian girl
the cherished ~ndmother her family
bad left behind while they sought
medical treatment in the United
St.ates.
The request was an inCTCdible
challenge to wish coordinators Cici
Donnelly and Paul Kaump, given the
strained relations between the U nited
St.ates and Iran. But, as always, the
non-profit group dedicated to grant-
ing seriously 111 children their last
wishes came through Saturday, re-
uniting Dina Pourmansour of Foun-
t.am Valley with her beloved grand-
mother.
Goalkhatoon Zamani, 70, a
woman who had never traveled alone
or flown in an airplane, was greeted
with flowers and tears at Los Angeles
International Airport about 4:40
p.m., Donnelly said.
The reunion came 18 months after
Dina had last seen the woman who
cared for her and her 9-year-old
brothCj' Reza while theirparentsJalch
and l&mbiz worked.
"It was a touching scene," sa1d
Donnelly, who as.sisted the family at
the airport.
Dina, frail and emaciated, had to be
carried to her grandmother Saturday.
Suffering from cancer of the lymph
alan. d and a rare genetic disease called
1'clangiectasia, she can no longer
walk and doctors estimate she has
only two weeks to live, Donnelly said.
Dina's parents moved thei.T family
to the United States in hopes that
doctors at Harbor-UCLA Medical
Center in Torrance could save their
daughter. But radiation treatment
failed to arrest her cancer and,
learning that Dina bad little time left,
the Pourmansoun turned to the
Newport Beach-based Malec-A-Wish
Foundation for help in bringing her
grandmother to her.
Reuniting Dina with her grand-
mother in Iran was no small Wk,
Donnelly said. Accustomed to grant-
ing such wishes as tropical get-aways,
trips to Disneyland and gifts of
televisions and bicycles, bringjng
Zamani to the United States pres-
ented the foundation with a unique
challenfj.
The .S. Embassy in Tehran has
been closed since 1979, when it was
seized and U.S. citizens taken host.age
by the Islamic fundamentalist gov-
emment ot the Ayatollah Khomeru.
There arc no dtplomatic relations
between the two countries.
Zaman• had applied to the Iranian
government for a ~ssport and visa a
year ago, but officials hadn't acted on
the application.
Dcinnelly and Kaump enlisted the
help of the Red Crescent Socict~ in
Tehran to obtaJn the IOnJ-awatted
traveling papers. The helping group
approached government officials
with letters from Dina's doctors and
convinced them that Zamani should
be allowed to see her granddaughter
one last time.
Since Zamani could not travel
from Iran directly to the United
States, the society obtained a West
German visa for her, Donnelly said.
The foundation then called on the
White House lo rush a U.S. visa to
Zamani.
The heroic efforts of the Make-A-
Wish Foundation were matched by
Zamani's own courage. Wearing the
traditional top-to-toe clothing ~
quired of Iranian women when they
arc out in public, she traveled alone
for five days through foreign sur-
roundings among people whose
language she could not understand.
Finally, at journey's end Saturday.
a tired Zamani ltissed her long-absent
grandchild and repaid Make-A-Wish
volunteers with her one word of
English -"Thank you."
CAR POOL LANE CHANGES DUE ... From Al
to enter and leave the lanes only at
locations marked by broken white
ltncs.
Boyer said the state agency bad
onginally intended to paint the
experimental section with a blue
stnpc, but federal highway officials
rejected the attentton-grabbing idea.
Blue is not an approved color for state
highways. It 1s used to mark off
handicapped parking spaces.
Boyer said Federal Highway Ad-
ministration officials felt the color
would confuse motorists. Since feder-
al money was used to crcate the lanes,
administration officials got the final
say, be said.
Modem Alloys of Stanton will
make the lane modifications at a cost
of$38,000, Boyer said. Work should
be completed by Thursday, he said.
Repa~ng of the Costa Mesa Free-
way last fall prompted Oranae Coun-
ty trans~rtation officials to experi-
ment with car pool la.oes. The lanes
were created from the freeway's
inside breakdown lane and by squccz.-
ing other lanes by a foot apiece.
A three-month tnal pcnod bepn
Nov. 18 and was contmued for
another nine months by the Oranae
County TransportatJon Com.mjssion.
Commission staff say the lanes
permit the freeway to cany more
people and vehicles.
A group called Drivers for Highway
Safety claims the lanes arc dangerous
because of speed differentials be-
tween them and rush hour-clogged
general travel lanes. The commuter
grou_p wants the lanes opened to au
traffic.
Or there was the woman who
argued wilh her husband over
whether oleanders were po1~onous.
She drank the vase water the plant
cuttings had been sm1ng in to prove
him wrong -and ended up 1n the
hospital.
More needs to be done. There are
cleaning solutions that look like apple
Juice. scented lamp kerosenes that
look and smell hke fnJtt Juice, and
other look-alike products that fool
youngsters.
Children aren't the o nly ones with a
taste for the unknown. Worried pct ll~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!i!i!i!i!!!!!!!i!i!i!i!iii!i!i!!!!i!i!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i owners also call the poison center.
Most troublesome are phaloden·
dTons, d1effenbac h1a and s1m1lar
plants that ooze when cut or broken.
Although not normally fatal. in'es-
tion can cause 1mtat1on and swelling.
"f(jds eat them because they don't
know any better. and adults cat them
because the:,-think they're Farmer
John or something." Thomas said.
Mushrooms that pop up in the yard
often end up in a youngster's tumm:r.
too. AJthou&}I toxic vane11e~ are rare
in Southern Cahfom1a. the poison
center will often recommend induced
vomittng to be on the safe side.
.. No one really knows a lot about all
the mushroom categones," Thoma~
said~'but we aer a lot of calls.
.. 1 nere's a saying: ThcTC arc old
mushroom hunten, and bold mush-
room bunten, but there are no old
bold mushroom hunters."
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"Safety pac kaging has become an
important factor in decreasing
morbidity and mortality in kids,"
Thomas said.
The most recent nat1onw1de data
available showed lhat 54 children
under age 5 died of poisoning in I 98 I
Twenty years earher. 250 deaths were
recorded.
"Safety packaging. consumer
awareness. poison centers. better
treatment-they all conLnbute to the
dechne," Thomas said "We're doing
something nght."
It's ev1denl the ~ison center is
doing something n&}l t. When con-
cerned parents call in, the staff is
efficient and comforting.
When a mother called last week to
ask nurse Mary Ives about her boy's
Ives said they've had calls about dogs,
cats, birds, horses and goats.
''My favorite was the call about the
tortoise that ate some oleander,·•
Thomas said. "The lady wanted to
know if she could induce vomit mg."
But the lighter moments serve only
to relieve the dead seriousness of the
services provided at the center.
National Po ison Prevention Weck
serves as a reminder of the dan~rs
faced by children in every typical
household.
"Most parents underestimate the
ab1hty of their children to get into
hazardous substances, .. Thomas said.
"If you don't w~nt children to get into
somethina. it must be out of si&ht and
out of reach."
However, the next time your child
swallows some bleach and you start to
tum white, call the poison center at
634-5988.
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~zchange Clubs
. seeking talent .
The Exch•nae Oubs oflrvioe h.tve announced
auditions f'or their Search for TaJent, with the
deadline for entries Wednesday. The tryOUl$ wdl be
held April 3 at the Irvine Hia,h School theater with
the Ooall Apnl S, both beainnina at 7 p.m. .
Contestants must be enrolled in either a pubhc,
parochiaJ or a private school and must be amateurs.
Participants may have no more than one musical
accompanist and must be between the •&CJ of 6 and 19.
There will be a SS per act entry fee and
applications may be obtained by contactina Dr.
Albert Tjan at 731-8810.
De_mocram plan debate
TheDemocraticOubofWest Oranae County is
spoosorinJ a debate on tbe controveny over the
confumat1on of California Supreme Coun Chief
Justice Rose Bird.
The proararn is scheduled Wednesday at 7:30
p.m. at the community room at PrOIJ"essive Savinp
& Loan1 19900 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach.
Computer cla .. ln lrvJne
A two-day computer workshop entitled "In-
troduction to Spreadsheets" will be offered by Irvine
Valley College and the Sperry Corp. Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Sperry Leaming Center in Irvine.
Sperry instructor Susan Berg will conduct the
sessions from 6 to 9 p.m . both evenfogs. The fee is
$80 and registration details are available at
559-3333.
KltclJea •how la Newport
Demonstrations of unusual kitchen appliances
by representatives of the manufacturers and a
variety of kitchen cabinets will be featured
Wcdneday at California Kitchens. Inc.. 1741
Westcliff li>rive, Newport Beach.
The 6 p.m. show is geared for people who arc
remodeling kitchens or building homes. Admission
is free, but reservations are required and may be
obtained by calling 631-7067.
Free eye te.ta offered
Dr. Arthur Corish will offer fTCC vision testing
and eye examinations Wednesday from noon to I
p.m. at the AMI/Irvine Medical Center office. 4605
Barranca Parkway, Suite IOI . in Irvine.
The program is one in a series offered by
member physicians of the Irvine McdicaJ/DcntaJ
Society. CaJI 857-6500 for more information.
Taz semlnar la Viejo
The Mission Viejo office of E.F. Hutton will
sponsor a seminar on tax-advantaged investments
Wcdncday at 7 p.m. in the Ramada Inn. 35 Calle de
Industrias, San Oemente.
Dwayne Peltier and Patrick H obert will discuss
financial planning at the free seminar. Seating is
limited and reservations may be obtatned by calling
Susan Cunnangham at S82-l414.
Needlepoint guild to meet
Gay ~n Rogers, a nationally known nccdle-
point teacher and author, will be featured at
Wednesday's meeting of the Point to Point chapter
of the Amencan Needlepoint Guild at the Hunt·
ington Beach Library, on Talben Avenue near
Golden West Street, Huntington Beach.
The program is scheduled from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
and additional infonnaiton may be obtained by
calling 846-0065 or 559-4200.
Cataract .creenlngs slated
Senior citizens experiencing vision problems
because of cataracts are invited to attend the
monthly meeting of the Saddleback Valley Cataract
Sueport Group Wednesday at the Simply Delicious
Cafe in the Bank of America building in Laguna
HiJls.
Dr. Charles Manger, a Laguna Hills
ophthalmologist, will conduct vtS1on screenings to
determine the presence of cataracts. The service is
free and additional information 1s available at
951-4641.
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Monday, March 24
• 6:30 p.m., Costa Mesa P~I Comml11loa
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Orange Coat DAILY ptLOT/&ndey, Men:ft 23, 1tee
Homemade boat an 18-yea~ task
Two heart attacks
slowed Huntington
fisherman's project
By ROBERT BARKER °' ................
If there'• a quality that Huntington
Beach fuhennan Bud Lee has plenty of. it'&
persistence.
He started build.in& a 44-foot com·
mercial fishina boat in a rented space on
Babcock Street in Costa Mesa nearly 18
yearsqo.
He suffered two massive heart attacks in
J 974 and 1976, and be bad to work on the
boat around them. About two weeks after
the second attack. he experienced "a
sudden death syndrome" that neatly
knocked out all thouahts of finishina f.be • ~~!!~~~~?J
fishinJ boat -and proba)>ly everythina
else. During sudden death syndrome the
heart beats too fast to pump blood.
But Lee, 61 battled back from the ncar-fataJ attacks. f>W.ing the weekends that he
felt Uke it. he worked to put his boat
tocether.
Now, after aJl that time -after lesser
people wouJd have given up long ago -
Lee has finished the JOb. .
"I fiaure if I lived through that." Lee
said, "anything from hereon out is gravy. I
feel good and strong."
Two weeks ago, be hauled the boat doWh
Old Newport Road to Pacific Coast
Kighway and put it in water· at Newport
Beach.
He piloted it around to a slip in
Hununton Harbour where he's complet-The Mary Leah flaally heada for the open eea after 18 years a.nder coaatractlon. • ing its outfitting.
He hopes to have it ready so that be can
go after alljacore or salmon this summer.
"I built it strictly for fish," Lee said.
"Fishing gets in your blood. You don't
always make money at it. but there's
freedom and it's something I've always
done. ·
But on the other band, he said with a
smile, "It can be a big hole you throw your
money into."
Lee built the boat -named Mary Leah
after bas wife -to accommodate a crew of
three and to be able to stay out 30 days at a
time on trips up and down the California
coast.
It can hold 2S tons offish that he'll sell to
a cannery in Los Angeles.
Lee.· who csumates he's spent about
SS0,000 on the boat, has installed a dieacJ
engine that will allow it to travel about
eight knots an hour.
Lee started in the fishing business in
1946 with his fatheT. Jack Lee.
Xeriscape: New word for old landscape idea
By G. JEANE'M'E A VENT °' ................
Americans have Lived through trends
toward natural food, natural clothes,
natural medicines -and now there's
natural landscaping.
According to a convention of water
experts, landscapers and housing de-
velopers who attended the 4th annuaJ
conference on land.scape water conserva-
tion in Irvine, xcrisc.ape landscaping can
save water and a lot of Saturdays in the
yard. '
Although some people associate
xerise1pewith a yard covered in gravel and
cactus, Randall Ismay, a representative
from the Mission Viejo Co .. said Wedn~
day, "We're not encouraging people to tear
out their front lawn."
Ismay, a water resource administrator
for the home developer, described
xcriscape as .. using proper plants in proper
places. Azaleas near the front door would
be appropriate. They'll use less water in
that environment."
.. Learn where the plant JrOws best."
Ismay advi!Cd.. instead oftrytng to change
the environment. The result will be less
water waste and less maintenance, be said.
Suzanne Buncrfield, chief of the state's
Office of Water Conservation, said
xeriscapc is a new word but an old idea.
"Xcriscape means appropriate land.scape
technology for semi-arid and arid stale$.'.
"The 1976-77 drought got things started
in California." There were some signifi-
cant landscape losses because of the
drought. said Butterfield.
Water agencies started building
drouJbt·resistant demonstrauoo prdens
and. Ln 1982, the Municipal Water District
of Oranae County started its first xeriscape
conference. "This is the scoond year it's
gone statewide," said Butterfield.
The largest application of xeriscape 1s
the California Department of Transpor-
tation, said Butterfield. "Their orientation
bas turned around and they're more
willin& to use xeriscape plants (m highway
landscapina) ...
Buttefield said, "The~ arc very good
economic reasons for c-0nscrving water
year in and year out no matter what the
weather.
Butterfield denied that xeriscape land-
scapina is a shon-term response to a
decrease in California's share of water
from the Colorado River. "This is in no
way a knee-jerk reaction to the Central
Atuona ProJect."
A 1964 decision by the U.S. Supreme
Coun cleared the way for the project wllen
the coun ruJed Arizona was entitled to all
the water from its Colorado River tribu-
taries. The decision effectively cut Cali-
fornia's sbatt of Colorado River water in
half.
According to a conference report. nearly
one-half of the water demand in urban
California is for residential outdoor use.
"Drought-tolerant plants are destined to
become a featured part of our everyday
landscape in California u water conserva-
tion becomes a necessary wat:c'alife .... "
However, Butterfield said.i use there
is no state land-use planrung. 1tenscapc
will require a partnership of water
purveyors. landscapers_ urban developers,,
nursery people to make at work..
Irvine dlstrlct extends study of health program
By G. JEANE'JTE AVENT °' ............... A study committee formed to evaluate
the Irvine Unified School District's em-
ployee health insurance program has been
granted an extension despite .objections
from Trustee Gordon Getchel.
Although Getchel favored going out to
bid. the Irvine Board of Education voted
last week to extend the study until May.
"My only concern," said Getcbel. "is the
decision to have this committee 1s a year
old and it took six months (for the
Homeless
Channel, a collie mia, la at the
lnlne Animal Care Shelter while waltlDC for .omeoae to take him
home. Be la 2-to-S 7~ old,
aeatered aad aeeda a blC yard to
~ la. The uelter la at UU29
d Caayoa Road la ln1.ne.
committee) to gain momentum -we've
already missed a deadline."
Getcbel said Friday, "Every year there 1s
a point in time when, if you haven't given
notice, you automatically renew (a pol-
icy)." It is July I this year, he said.
the health study committee was formed
because of concenu employees expressed
during negotiations last April. Getchel said
~cause it took six months to form the
committee. the distnct missed the op-
portunity to put the contract out for bid.
Getchel said. "The cost of health care is
so big, even a couple of percentage poUlts
would mean some real doUan. As a public
agency involving public money, we cannot
get involved in sweetheart deals."
Quoting from a rcpon submitted to the
insuranCC'study committee by a consult-
ant, Joe Holder, the district's deputy
supenntendent said. .. While our costs
have gone up, the dominant effect bas not
been carrier abuse but a sick bcalth<arc
program nationwide." Holder said. how-
ever, "this (report) is not an endorsement
of the provider we have."
ELECTION
Reed said the bid process isn't a rcalJsuc
check of health msura.ncc costs because of
low-balling, a pracllcc of underbidding a
contract just to get the contract and then
raising costs to industry levels.
Getcbel disagn:cd.. observing that "low-ba.llillJ is a problem if you have map-
propnateJy written specifications."
Trustee Greg Smith suagestcd purung a
ume limit on the msurance study. Pending
further ~mmendations by the commit-
tee. the board agreed to postpone aCtJon
until its May 6 mecung. ,
Newport Beach 1nan heads
Antonovich 's county drive
Alex Rados of Newpon Beach has been
named Orange County co-chalr for Mike
AatoHvld'• U .S. Senate campaign
Rados, a long-time resident and actavast
in the Orange County area, wtll coordinate
local efforts for the candidate.
Antonovich is a Los Angeles Count)
supervisor and recent Cal1fom1a Re-
publican Party chair. • • • Tustin Mayor Fruk Grellle has been
named to serve as Orange County cam-
paign cbau for state senator aod former
Los Angeles pohcc chiefE4 Davis
Davis. a candidate for the Republican
nommat1on for U.S. Senator. announced
Grcinke's appointment at a pres~ con-
ference in Newport Beach. • • • The Orange County Democrat1c Part)
Convention wifl be held today at the Costa
Mesa Neighborhood Community Center
at 1845 Park Ave
Rcg:Jstrauon as SI !.50 at the door For
anformauon. call 835-6868 ••• Republican Senate candidate Brace
Heraclleasob has named Newpon Beach
resident AAJta Ferpsoa to be has Orange
County chairwoman.
Ferguson 1s president of Gthta. Inc .. a
custom homebu1ldmg firm. and wtfe of
.\sscmbl) man GU Ferpaoa.
Ferguson said she Wlll ask !toward
A.kmusoa. Jr .. and Doy Healey, to locaJ
GOP leaders. to ~f' e as her C'O-<.'hairmen. • • • Republican It governor candidate H.L.
Rlctaardsoa ha\ challenged pnmary oppo-
nent Mike Curb to a dt'bate before the June
elections
In an OJ>t'n ktter to Curb. Richardson
..aid his lcgislauve record proved he was
the strongest candidate to oust incumbent
Leo McCa.rOv.
OCC 's Dick Tucker reflected pride of place
•
Football coach for 35 years had always
resisted offers from athletics' 'big time'
excellence, thoroughness. discipline
and detennanabon. He ~ived local,
rqional and state acclaim. But he
nevel' made "the bi& time."
"I 'ue5s you'c1 ca.IJ it a lack of
amb1t1on," he deadpans. Many
would call 1t lcnoWln& who you arc.
before transfcmna to Oranae Coa t
College in 1962. That's a totaJ of 3S
seaJOns of football. "I missed one
pme when Clay was bom." Phtllippt
ad nuts. No bit deal: 99. 99 percent
support, that's what fncnds arc for
and PhiUtppa has her own full hfe
She's been teachina the third &rack at
the same school for the past f) yean.
You aucued It, beck '" Brea. The
Tucken hve 1n a pictu~ue setuna
overlook.Ina the Back Bay 1n a home
filled with their interests: Her oil
i-int1np. h&S bronie plaques. her
quilts. his books aod theri ~·s
Woody. a sturdy lnsh setter
~M
Wooo
dcser"td tt In h1\ trade the) don't
come an~ helter port~ lllustrattd.
Brtnt Musb<-rger. the 4\nrodome and
tht upcr Bowl wert' all ~konang.
He walks throufh the door hke It
wasn't there. Tnm and athletic;
bles~ with a natural sense of tyle
that diet.ates what colors to wear and
which atones to share. Approachina
60. he's comfonable with bjmself and
a bit of a fox ... but probably wouldn't
know what you mean by tMt de5erip-
tion.
His first successes came ir. the
19SOI with county and rqlOnal
acclaim. In the '609 an~ ·7~ bas forces
weR twlC:e recosn1zed a best in the
United States It wa a high prnsurc
life, loaded Wlth st~ and countJcss
demands: orpniun-. ldman11tcnna.
pubhc relations and instant deci ion·
making.. It could have been poht1cs,
bus1ness or the entertainment 1ndu~
try. But for Dick Tucker it was
football. He's been at coacbina for 35
yean and hstemna to him you'd
swear next year will be the best ever.
But there isn't goina to~ a next year.
Dick Tuclcer re«ntly retired as foot·
ball coach at Oranae Coast Collqc
So what. you say' (He'll stay on as
athletic director and &olf coach )
Otck's snuation i• 1nterestina t»
cauK 1t really doesn't matter whether
the calhn& was as head coach. local
asstmblyman. corporate president or
d1rc(tOr of a symphony orthestrL
The man dad what he did with
Otck Tucker hked the JOb he bad;
enJoycd relatJn& to has playen 1-nd
their famihes: was proud to be a
member of the community and pen
of the Junior collqe educationaJ
proaram. "Besides, we had three boys
to raise," he adds. this time Wlth a
proud "mile.
"We" includes Ph1lhppe They met
11 Whlmer H\lh School dunna
World Wa.r II. "''Cft mamed dunna
their Wlutt1cr Collqe days and JJVe
the 1mpre ion of be1na very good
fncnds cvci tncc They started out 10
Bra where Ot built a powerhouse
Thein 11 a we of t"'O cmcs. Bru
and Newport Beach. Their mends
romc 1n all shapes and s11es Fnend
of the boys. fncnds of Phtlhppa.
handbill budd1C"I, corporate presi-
dent~. former footballtf' and bndgt
playen by the doicns. Theirs 15 a
home you fed at home 1n Recently
140 attended a rcumon of the Jl.lt·
acmaut )-e&n at Brea Htah Ph1llippa
dtd the cookina wlule Otck held coun
on his favonte subJttU. Ht tonal
novel &Olf, fine wtnn. p-ea\ movie~
and, oh yes.. f'ootbaJI
Would tbtnp have \w'en different
had Coech Tu k.er l Ottcn "the h\I
call" and \Aken a jOb ID the e,, Ten.
Pac Ten. NFl or the l fl." He
·· 1 hked the 1ob I had .. 1s ( oach
Tucker's aMwrr "I didn't get all that
notonet\. but I surt' enJO)'cd v.ihat 1
did:· he proudly proclaim\ An
unspoken "1 did \t my way," seemed
to follov.
He arpc_ared to he rtplaying the
g.ame o hfe. a wtfe of 18 yu~ thrtt
fiM ~""· 24 year\ 1n the same
community. 14 )tars 1n the same
hou5e. numcrou hobb1C'\ and ~m
of clo fncnd On the othCT ~•de -.as
powtr. ~tl,l't' Pf'O$Urt. the pos •·
b1ht)' or rout to coas.t telcv1s1on ... lhc
~natnt) of coa ' to ('()&St mo'-n
Deutmejian proposes court reforms
B1"9A1Mda ... Preu
SACRAMENTO -Gov. Georac Deukrnejian propoeed a coun reform i-ckqe Saturday that would
tnclude Uliqeiatu.mcmber juries in m unicipeJ and jusuce
couru. and provide money for state f\andina of court costs. The propoul oonwncd tome clements of a plan
advocated by State Chief Justice Rose Bird, whose
confirmation Oeukmejian opposes, but also some
proposals that she opposes.
Last year, Deukmejian siancd a bill, backed by Bird,
providina for state fund1na of courts, but not providtn& the
nc:ceuary $360 million. Deukmejian said he wanted court
refonns before providing any money.
JlarclJen •talled .gala
BARSTOW, Calif.-The Great Peace March's plans
for a Sunday cross-<iesert trek to Las Vegas stalled
Saturday, but 22 marchers slipped away early to protest a
nuclear weapons test in Nevada. The marchers hitched
rides with other anti·nuclcar protesters and made the day
trip to the Nevada desert. where scientists exploded a !arge
nuclear weapon undervound, said Jim Walsh, a march
spokesman. The 22 Peace March members were returning
to camp Saturday night, Walsh said, since plans· for a
departure Sunday to Las V cgas were dashed due to vehicle
equipment trouble. The anti·nuclear group, estimated at
S50 marchers, has a collection ofloaned and leased trucks,
vans, trailers and two Southern California Rapid Transit
District buses, sa..id Chris Ball, media spokesman for the
march. But at least half a dozen of them need repair.
Bh...,,an '•auto. aactloaed
LOS ANGELF..5 -Twelve exotically painted Rolls.
Royces once owned by the Btiaawan Shrce Rajneesh went
on the auction block Saturday, with four of the can
decorated with clouds. cranes and kimonos aoins for
S 70,000 or more. The distinct dozen were amona SS Roll.
Royce cars kept by the auru, who was deported by the U.S.
lmmip-ation and Naturalization Service last year. About
10,000 people attended the auction, which continues
today. Joseph Molina, spokesman for Rick Cole Auctions,
which sponsored the sale at the Sheraton Universal Hotel,
said ''the ears arc brinJina very aood prices and we're
surprised al how many people have flown in from out of
town to bid on them."
Antl-Semltlc Greek• •a•peaded
LOS ANGELES -Sa}'inJ they disWlccd the school,
the University of Southern California prejident suspended a fraternity and sorority for chanting anul:Semitic remarks
and painuna "Jew Week" near a mostly Jewish fraternity.
USC President James H. Zumbe,..e ordered Kappa Sigma
fraternity and Pi Beta Phi soronty temporarily banned
from campus activities and from pledging new members
pcndina an investigation by a diSCJplinary panel of school
faculty, administrators and students. The incident
occurred March 13 after Sigma--Alpha Mu beat l<Jlppa
SlSIDI and Pi Beta Phi in Greek Weck activities.
GENOA, ltaly ~AP) - A pros·
ec utor has asked that 13 Palestinians
be indicted for involvement in the
hijacking of the Achille Lauro cruise
ship, including alleged mastermind
Mohammed Abbas, the Italian news
agency ANSA said Saturday.
A wheclcbair·bound New Yorker,
Leon KtinghofTer, 69, was lolled
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Oct. 7 during a Mediterranean cruise.
Prosecutor asks indictment
of Abbas, other hijackers
Zestilink is back
just in time
for Easter!
S3.99 lb . While supplies last!
The Italian liner sailed from Genoa
.and docked in Alexandria, Egypt.
Four terrorists boarded and took over
the ship after it left port.
ANSA said Prosecutor Luigi Carli
recommended the indictments to
judicial officials Friday. Investigating
Magistrate Francesco Paolo
Castellano Wlll decide whether to
order a trial.
Lottery winner Roee Albrecht, 84, &eta a klM from emcee
Geoff ttdwarda u daa.&hter Luelle lloore wt pee away tea.re.
Carli has issued international ar-
rest warrants for Abbas and several
top aides for purported involvement
in the ship seizure.
Abbas has denied involvement. He
helped negotiate an end to the
hijacking Oct. 9 and was aboard an
Egyptian jetliner with the four hj..
jackers, Oying outofEgypt, when U.S.
warplanes forced it to land in Sicily,
Italy.
The United States asked Italy to
arrest Abbas. but Italy said at the time
it had no legal ground to hold him and
let him leave for Yugoslavia. His
whereabouts have not been known
since.
Carl i rec9mmended the 13 Palesti-
nians be tried for crimes including
ktdnapptnJ, involvement in murder,
and hijacking. The aggravating factor
of terronsm was added to all charges,
ANSA said.
On Nov. 18, a local court on Genoa
convicted the four Palestinians
charged with the hijacking and an
accomplice of ilJcgal possession of
weapons and sentenced them to
prison terms ranging from four to
nine years.
In Italy, prosecutors frequently try
defendants first on lesser charges to
gain more time to investigate more
serious crimes .
The arrest warrant for Abbas
charges him with kidnapping and
murder. Abbas is leader of the
Palestine Liberation Front, a faction
of Vasser Arafat's Palestine Libera-
tion Organization.
ANSA said Carli accuses Abbas of
planning the hijacking.
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WITH COSTA MESA POLICE SERGEANT Bill BECHTEL
* ~ o "' A v a i I a b I e *
<~OFFEE BEANS
\Vhole and (;round See local police officers compete In this annual football game to raise money for high
school athletic programs and charities. _ ~
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What'\ Easter? Bunnies, baskets
bonnet~ and Newport Center
Fa~h1on Island Celebrate
Spring's amval by shopping for
favoflte styles in footwear and
apparel we·re now open five
night~ ti/19 00'
Hop on over to Newport Center
Fa~h1on Island and v1s1 t the
Easter Bunny at the Information
CMter Easter Bunny Photo
~erv1ce 1s offered da il y M arch 22
thru 29 Complimentary Bunny
[a rs to each visitor For addi·
t1onal information call 644·2020.
f\<>1man Marcus. Robinsons The
Bro.idv>'av. Bullocks W1/sh1re, "'men
Wardv Buffums .md Irvine Ranch
Farmer\ Mari.et O"er 115 line store\
in all /usr off Pac1f1c Coasl Highway
h<'lwf'en Jamboree and Mac"'rthur
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Great, great
grandma
wins lottery
SACRAMENTO (AP) -An 85-
year-old areat. areat-srandmolber
won a 20.year ann.uity . worth
$4,62S,OOO in the Califom14 state
lottery Saturday.
A Costa Mesa woman, Louise (Lou
Ann) Towner, S3, won SS0,000.
Rose Albrecht of Bannin& who hit
the p-and prize in the lottery's "Bia
Spin will act 20 annual cbedcs for s 1 ss'.000 after 20 percent is deducted
for federal income tax.
If she doesn't live to coUect it all.
the money will go to her heirs.
Her dauahter, Lucille, who lives
next door to 1>er, appeared with bcro!l
the show taped at the State Fair
arounds for shoWing later Saturday
· on a statewide television network.
Besides her dau&hter, she has a
grandson five great-grandchildren
and one i:rcat, great-grandchild. The
younaest, Amelia Rose. is 2 months
old.
Panel delves
into Marcos
'kleptocracy•
WASHINGTON (AP) -In the
days before Ferdinand Mareos and
his wife, Im elda, Ocd the Pruliepanes,
they converted some of their financial
holdings into $4 million worth of
bonds and notes which could be easily
cashed. The act shows that Marcos was
preparing to leave even as be publicly
reassured the world -and privately
insisted to his U.S. allies -that he
would remain as president of the
Philippines, says Rep. Stephen
Solan.
Solarz, 0-N.Y., is chairman of the
House Foreign Affairs subcommittee
on Asian and Pacific Affairs, which
last week released more than 2.000
pages of documents taken by the
Marcoses and 90 relatives and friends
when they left Manila on Feb. 25.
The documents, along with other
details about the financial dealings of
Marcos provided in recent court
actions in Manila. New York and
Texas, support the claims of critics
like Solarz who contend that Marcos
financed an opulent lifestyle by
buiJding a vast and tangled financial
network during his 20 years in power.
Marcos' rule "can only be charac-
terized as a kJeptocracy, a regime
which existed for the sole purpose of
plundering the wealth of the country
1t governed," said Solarz as be
released the papers.
He said his subcommittee staff will
spend the next few weeks aoini
through the papers, try1ng to untaniJc
compTicated dealings which be said
amount to "an encyclopedia of oor·
ruption."
Strikers clash
with Navy men
CLARK AIR FORCE BASE
Philippines (AP) -U.S. scrv1ccme~
attempting to enter Subic Na val Base
clashed today with striking Filtpino
workers who had barricaded the
gate~. A Navy spokesman said a
serviceman was hurt, and a stnke
leader said one picket was hurt
Five servicemen and five stokers
w_ere reported hurt in a clash Friday
na&ht.
Leaders of Filipino workers ·at a
second U.S. facility , Oark Air Force
Base, broke off talks with U.S.
officials and joined the strike by
Subic's Filipino employees.
The strikers, who arc demandma 1~~ sevcrcnce pay, began bar· n~dtng three gates at Sub1c Friday
W1tb logs and rocks.
Bomb blows up
Truman statue
A THEN~)-A bomb
ble": a bronze statue of the late Prcs1~ent Harry S. Truman ofT its
base tn ~owntown Athens late Satur-day, pohce reported.
They said the blast shattered win· do~s.m .nearby buildings but caused no tnJunes.
The bomb exploded at 11:4S p.m.
and sent the 12.foot statue crashing to
the ~und but it did not break
accordina to the police. •
It was the sceond bombioa of 1 U.S.·rclated taraet in Athens durina ~e week, and it is bf'lieved they arc
hnlced to tti. scheduled visit of Secretary of S~te George P. Shultz
He ts due to amve in Athens Tuesday
from Turkey, Greece's historic
enemy. for talks on improving Greek.
Amencan relations.
Prince Charlea
breaka finger
while planting
LONOON (AP) _Prince Chatt br~ke his J~ft index finaer Saturda cs
whale PlaOtil\I a tree in th=1n ~ bis country home, Bucki m p 0
1 ace ~ported. , a ·
~ spokesman said the 37·ycar-okl
belt to the British throne alto *er
a&ed bis left band when he •truck .·
with a hammer as be wu drivifta · at
stake to suppori I.he ~ at ~i~
90Hiahf.'ove estate in Cilouccstenhi-~ miles west of London. '""'
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rotests fall to halt
uclear bomb blast
LAS VEGAS, Nev. CAP) -A
leer bomb up to 10 times as u the one that destroyed
·ma was exploded deep be-
th the Nevada detert Saturday
pite a Soviet offer of a joint test
and protests from memben of naren and anti-nuclear activists.
bomb, code-named O&encoe,
detonated without incident at
S a.m . PST, 2,000 feet beneath the
of Yucca Flat at the Nevada
Site, said Department of Eneray
kesman Jim Boyer. It wu the fint
. test in nearly three months.
weren't any real probte1n:s1 ·na went as planned." saia
~ blast was quickly denounced
t.be official Soviet news qency
but the qency did not say if the
t meant the Soviet Union would
l> its own sclf-im~scd ben.
.. The Reapn adm1ni1ttation's new
· 'taristic action was carried out
pite the wave of indianation in the
ruled States, includina in Congress,
t wu sta.rted alrudy by the very
nouncement of the test," Tass said.
The Soviet Union imposed a
nilateral test ban last year, and
mlin officials have re~tedly
ed the United States to Join the
oratorium. Soviet leader Mikhail S.
orbacbev announced last week that
e Soviets would continue their
oratorium u Iona as the United
tates did not conduct any nuclear
ts.
The bomb, which had a yield of
tween 20 and I SO kilotons, was
tonated l S minutes later than
beduled because of wind at Yucca
t, 81 miles northwest of this
gamblina city, said Boyer. Wind is a
consideration in cue radio.ctive
particles C1Cape from the test tunnel
.. It wu felt, but I felt othen much
more than this one," said Boyer, who
was at the command center 11 miles
from ground zero. The DOE earlier
had warned worken on hi&h-risc
buildinp in l...aJ V cps not to be in
precarious positions because of earth
e St.tn-r9tistM\I
• ~y lo ~ntein
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Great Bur On
Self-Stick Tiie
ttemon at \be tune of deu>nation.
The National EartbQua.ke lnfor-
mation Ceotet lo Oolden, Colo .•
mCUW'ed the blut at $.3 on the
Richter teale of pound motion
"about in the same ranae u the mt ol
them have .been," said technician
Frank Baldwin.
About 70 protesten ,.thered at the
boundaries of the sprawlina detert
test area, and ejpt people were
at1'Clted for crossina over onto test
site property, said Pea Bean. a
spokeswoman for the peace sroup
Nevada Desert Experience.
Nuclear incidents
at TMI, Berwick
BERWICK, Pa. (AP)-A worker
at a nuclear power plant fell from a
platform to a concrete Obor and wu
contaminated by radioactive water,
and radioactive ps was vented at
another nuclear plant in the state,
authorities said.
Both incidents were tenned un-
usual events, the lowest of four
emergency classifications, and the
Nuclear Rqulatory Commission was
notified. plant spokesmen said.
The radioactlve 11& was released
Saturday from the Three Mile Island
plant at Middletown during a
planned shutdown of the plant's Unit
1 reactor. No one working at the plant
was contaminated and there was no
harm to the environment, spokesman Doua Bedell said.
At Pennsylvania Power and Ugbt
Co.'s Unit l reactor here, William
Gipple, 31, suffered minor injuries
Fnday when be fell about 10 feet from
a platform to a concrete floor, where
be came into contact with radioactive
water, utility spokesman Al Craven
said.
The level of contamination was
"just above the point at which wc
would say 'you're contaminated,'"
Craven said.
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W ASKINOTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Rapn. laudint tbe NICaf'lllUllD
rebels u men of'"b&Ood and couraec" wbo have beJped pmerve America'•
ltiCUJity, demaoded OD S.twday that
tbe Senate resumict bia HoutH"e-. jected SlOO million aid s-ck• (or
theConttu. '1be Houae vote mutt be revened, and aoc>n, •• Reqan l&id lo bii -.:etly
radio addrea, delivered &om the
Oval Oftice.
"Every day that thia vote ia per-
mitted to stand, every day the
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apinst Soviet helicopter IWlfobips. more livq will be lost and the danem
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•)'i.Da that even thoup they are
outnumbered they conbnue to fiaht
for dem~ in Centtal America.
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muAists and their Soviet bloc l(>o complices, they have directly oon-
tribuU:d..to the safety of the United
States and the American people,••
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"We owe the freedom fiabten a
vote of thanb, not a vote of no
Lawmakers meet Sandlnlstas ·
MANAGUA. Ni<:arlpa {AP) -
Four U.S.~ met Saturday
with Vice Prnident Seraio Ramirez
and they aid tbey diacullC:ld illues
includina human riabu abules and Soviet military aid to the Sud.inista
IOVeJDJDtDt.
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lit a dia1ope that will len'e the
aovernments of the United Sta ta and
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Democrats.
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ajpt. alto spoke with Roman Cath-
olic church officials, opposition
leaden and butiness ~ntatives.
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Tbunday OD Prtaideot Re&IU'I ~
quest for SI 00 million in aid for the
Nicaqpan rebels filbtinl to CMast &be
lef\.-wina &0vernment. lJnda &be
It m P"ODOlal. S70 million would be~militaty aid and SlO million in
bwnaniwian lllil1anoe.
Rept. 0 . v. MootlOme!Y of~
lippi and GeoJse w. Darden of OeorPa voted in favor of the aid
while Repa. Kenneth Ona of Ulinois
and SandeT Uvin of~ ~
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scheduled April I~ in the HOUie of
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since leaving the Philippines. But he
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·'As much trouble as (Los Angeles Mayor Tom) Bradley currently
causes himself. (Gov. George) Deukmejlan also retains the capaclty to
blow/tall."
Trade with our enelDles
~on 't change the world
To the Editor:
In regards to Mr. Jam Wood's
commentary: "We're stron~ enough
to trade with our enemies.' I take at
that bis main points were: I ) tbt
democracies (the U.S. an partjcular)
use mihtary power far too often to
forward their ideals in communist
countries (i.e. Cuba. Vietnam, and
N1ca~ua); 2) the democracies
should mstcad uuhze economic trade
to forward democratJc ideals in the
aforementioned oounmes.
Had Mr. Wood simply attempted
to give evidence of the uulity of trade
relations an moderating commumst-
totalitarian regimes (of course there is
no such evidence of th ts, but much an
opposition). I would not be tempted
to respond. He did, however make
quite a few obtuse ancillary state-
ments that give witness to his ig-
norance in this mailer.
Mr. Wood contends that the de-
mocracies' defensive reaction to com-
munism is, in fact, overreaction:
··communism doesn't deserve that
credit."
of criminological technology in Mos-
cow. This was the most recent and
elaborate technology ... used to catch
criminals. to bug them, to spy on
them, to photograph them. to tail
them , to identify them. It was all put
on exhibit in Moscow in order that
the Soviet KGB agents could study at.
a\.jf the businessmen did not under.
stand wnat son of criminals would be
hunted down by the KGB."
Wecangofunherback io history to
poant out the complete djssoc1auon of
free trade from totahtarian moder-
ation. Herbert Hoover (pre-presi-
dency) headed the American Relief
Association to ajd the sufferina of the
1921 Volga famine. Many miJhons of
lives were saved by this organization.
This selfless act has been erased from
the Soviet people's memory, except
to denounce it as an attempt to set up
a sp y network an the Soviet Union by
Americ.an imperialists.
':.-. --==-----
Allow me to gave a ltst of some (not
all) of communism's uncredatable
gaans an the last 6Y years· Russia,
China, Bulgana. Estonia. Southern
Finland, East German}. Latvia.
Lithuania, Poland. East Prussia,
Romania. Ruthema, Angola. Algena,
Ethiopia, Ken ya. Libya. Mozam-
bique, Sudan. Madagascar. Benin.
Guinea, Nicaragua. Vietnam Cam-
bodia. Laos. North Korea. Afghani-
stan, Yemen. Hungal). etc. ad naus-
eam.
This situation is beinJ repeated at
this moment in Ethiopia. The com-
munist government there, ac.cording
to the humanitarian o~nization
Medecans sans frontieres (which was
o rdered out of Ethiopia for publishing
this occurrence). 1s usang the food-
stuffs and other supplies sent ,.for
famme relief as bait to lure an-
d1genous populations from guemlla-
held territories so they may better
wage their war. As of now, more
people are dying a nd are expected to
die in this forced relocation than as
the result of the fam ine.
Neither Bradley nor Duke
taking bull by the horns
Mr. Wood. to his credit. mcnuon-;
that such countnes are "dismal
economic failures." Does 1h1~. 1p~o
facto. mean that those countncs will
be amenable to a moderaung process
through free trade? The answer is no'
The answer 1s no ~hen you look at
the facts. which 1s •.omcthang that
would only serve to confuM' Mr
Wood's thesis. "We trade with the
USSR. Yugoslavia and Poland." and
China: has there an fact been an
increase an freedom in those so-
cieties" On the contrary, Mr. Wood
The cap1tal these nations reap from
ourtrade is used to further enslave the
andigeoous populauons.
The "free trade diplomacy" idea, so
often stressed b~ profit-hun&r) busi-
nessmen, has as tts 1deolog1cal off-
spnng such ht-aeon'> of moraht~ as
Mr >\rmand Hammer He also posits
that free trade wall influence
total11anan regimes Meanwhile.
don't bother ham wuh the fact that h1
ammonia-producing plants in the
Soviet l 'n1on were built by Gulag
slave labor. Chinese official<> recently
declared that the ··opt•n door" policy
Wlth the dcmouaul'\ wall no t .,way
them from their ~arx1st-Len1nas1
ideals
A unique!~ dcsp1c:ahlc e xample of
the free-trader's methods was high-
lighted an a 1975 speech to the AFL
C IO by A.leksandr Solzhenitsyn:
"Certain of }Our bu<>ancssmcn, on
their own in111a11vc. set up an c>.h1b11
So much for the effects of free trade
on totalitanan moderation.
Most importantly, the impetus for
this reply to Mr. Wood 1s has most
odious statement of all: "The head-
line wall soon appear, ·u opens
trade, cultural relations w11h Viet-
nam.' and the two nations wall bnng
JOY and prosperity to each other."
Mr. Wood, if you will, please come
down from the ethereal air of New-
port Beach and walk with me through
"Little Saigon" in Westminster -or
better yet. come to my school. Golden
West College. and tell these young
men and women (Cambodians. Lao-
tians. Vietnamese) who..e parents.
brothers and sisters have either died
or arc now toiling in .. re-education
camps" of the "Joy and prospenty"
that will be bestowed on their '>uffer-
ing brethren as a result of l S -
Vietnam normahzauon T di them
that they v.asted their time hra\ 1ng
the Red Army. pirates. and drowning
to escape tyranny because the-. v.1ll
miss out on the co ming "JO\ and
prospent) ··
Though I recognize that 11 1<. the
prerog.a11 ve of the commentator to
deal an abstracts rather than facts. 1f
Mr Wood wishes to give hi\ readcrc;
"<iomcthang to Thank Ahout ·· he
perhaps should first excrc1~c h" own
neuron!> before s1tt1ng at the t}Pl"
wnter. Or else name his rnlumn
"Something I Have Not Yet Thought
Through Completely."
P.\TRIC'K L. OSW..\I D
Huntington Bt'Jl h
Victim thanks Samaritans
T<1 the l:..d11m
I can't v.n te v.cll because ol injury
but I want to th.ink the person\ who
saved my hfe at 6 pm Tue'iday an
parking Int of f-a1rv1ew P 0 I was
pinned under the left front v.hcel of
an oldl'T .i f.1()0-p<iun d car that had
rolled m t'r mt• ,md tht• parking lot was
empt~.
The car v.a~ on my arm. pres-;1ng
anto m} che'it and graduall} suffocat -
ing me I had vef) httle breath lcl1
when the~ came along and acted
qu1ckl~ 1n pushing car off me Tht:ar
actions sho uld be noted.
"v1R BU"'1"'iEU
Do we have to buy our allies?
To the Fd1wr
I would like to l :tll attr nuon 10 the
'>late c1f afTaw, 1 n t \ domc\!IC and
lore1gn pnht'
It 1'i anparc nt lhdt tht• l <; govern-
ment c ons1der\ rh.11 < \ r r-. problem
can be \olvcd h) th rowing money at
1t. Thr rc arc man\-namples. hut the
moc;t pr11mint•nt nnt' 1n ll1\ mind 1s
the 1c;<,ut• nf foreign .11d
A.re "'C to lx'h1·q· rhat nur rnuntry
mu'il bu\ our Jlllt'\ and g1\t' ~early
cconomK c;uppo rt ''' 10\url' k moc-
ran ') 'v1u\t ~t thl' -\mcma n pc·ople,
loot thl' hall 1<1r dcm11tr;U1l go.,.l rn·
ment\ through11ut the "'"rid v.h1ch
conunualh rrlu't' U\ 'uppon J nd
usuall., shov. U\ <ontcmpt and rc-
bclhon for nu r mnn••\"
I conmlcr the deficit to be a thrrat
lo th1'i country. I do not wash to \CC
bllhon'i of dollars leav111g this country
to support rhetoncal dcmocrac1n
while we hack awav at th<.' domc\t1c
budget ·
l see 11 as cutting off an arm to feed
the wolvc-;. My (rod save the
wolves'
In closing I offer this opinion to our
governing offi cials. Foreign aid 1-; a
parasitic growth on oureconom} that
1-; directly proportional to the con-
tempt, the hate and the ultimate
terronst action brought about b)
throwing money at our 1llus1ons and
fears
M. DENNIS SHEPARO
( O'ila MC\,'\
Man in Poland seeks pen pals
To the &htnr
I'm very SOrT) for \<Our troubk with
my letter Pardon' M> fngJ1~h gram mar t'I bad but I hope th,11 you can
understand mv letter''
rm a man. a Polr '7 Yt'llr\ old I
havt' rcque\I to you I · want cor
responden<.e with the l\mcr1ca.nc; I\
question -"'ho want, who t an
corre-;pond with a Pole'> If you cannot
help me in m) UHTC.,P<>ndcnce plea\C
<iend m) dddrn\ and m> rcque'it
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California, from where I can receive
the letters from Amencans. A rem~rk
-l know F.nsfish and Germnn
language for my correspondence with
the Amen cans.
Hel p me, please.
Thank you very much
Yours sincerely,
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SACR'\M ENTO -The way
things are goang in this year's
gubematonal contest. neither Re-
publican Gov. George Deulcme11an
nor Democrat Tom Bradley will wa n
It. One of them simply will lose at b~
outdoang the other in mistakes and
bad Judgment calls.
For the moment. Los Angeles
Mayor Bradley leads the stumble-
and-fumble derby and consequently
trails 1n the governor's race. That's
because of the maladroit way he's
dealing with the issue of whether
Rose Bird should be reconfirmed a!>
C'ahfornia ch1efJust1ce. Yet. as much
trouble as Bradley currently causes
himsel f, DeukmeJian also retains the
capacity to blow it all.
Almost all the current attention in
the Bradlc)-DcukmeJ1an contest
centers on the hesna11on Bradle\
showc; on the question of whether to
endorse or oppose Bird's confirma-
uon.
Howe\ er Bradle> decides the issue.
he'll ha"e plent)' of trouble. An
appointee of former Democrauc
Gov. Jerry Brown. Aird is widely
unpopular and a potential embarrass-
ment to all Democratic candidates.
Republicans tr: to ponray her as
t}pacal of the liberal eh11st!> whom
Brad le). a<, goH·rnor also would
appoint to the bench
But d1'iownang Bard also would
cause Bradle} ma1 or problems. Her
supporters-trial lawyers and liberal
act1.,,1'its. especial!~ -arc 1nOuent1al
and would react angrily if Bradley
abandoned her cause.
l <,uall~ when a poht1c1an has two
allcrnauves. both poh11cally damag-
ing. sound strategy calls for making a
deu'ilon as qu1cldy as possible in the
hope that this will put the issue
behind him
Bradll·) however ,., dehghung
Repuhl11.;an' b~ delaying the decision
MARTY
SMITH
and allowang the question to domi-
nate the early campaigning for gov-
ernor. He indicates he's still a month
or so away from completing his study
of the question and declanng his
position
Some of Bradley's campaign ad-
" ascrs are bcgmn1ng to voice their
unhappiness over the issue to the
press. One of the mayor's rnends,
who ans1sted on anonymity, has told a
reporter that the delay constitutes
.. the cancer an the campaign ··
Tom Quann. one of Bradley's top
strategists, showed less d1scret1on m
pubhcl) d1scussang Deukmc11an's
charge that the m ayor 1s trying to
escape his past record of having
endorsed Bard's J 978 confirmation
bid
In the best I-told-you-so trad1t1on,
Quann let 11 be known that he had
warned the mayor that he wa<; leaving
himself open to JU St such an accuo;a-
t1on when Bradley asserted that h1'i
1978 stand was 10 c;uppon an andt'-
pendent Jud1c1ary and all the Justices
up for confirmation votes that year.
not JU~t Bird.
It's highly unusual for a campaign
strategist to air his differences with
h1scand1date. Often 1t'sa sign that the
relat1on'ih1p 1s about to end.
At the same umc on the Re-
publican side. some strategists have
their own deep concern about
troubles DcukmeJ1an may be causing
for himself and other Republican
candidates. That concern. to be sure,
1s less pronoum:C'd and better d1~-
WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND
guised than Dcmocrauc womes over
Bradley. but Republican fears are
real, nevenheless. A number of
Republican leaders fear that Dcu-
kmej ian and his advisers arc over·
confident and paying insufficient
attention to the pobt1cal demands
which go with the governor's office.
One well-placed California Re-
publican, a man wtth no personal
axes to grind against Dcukmejian or
hjs staff but wbo docs have ae<:ess to
extensive and private statewide poll·
ang data. says that while Dcukmejian
should be favored to win re-election,
"it's ti~ter than they (administration
figures think 1t is." i he anonymous
Repub ican strategist generally con-
firms pollster Mervin Field's public
surveys which show the governor
with a relatively small lead over
Bradley
Dcukmejian's problems, an the
Republican strategist's view, grow
panJy out of two mistakes: "He
thinks he was elected to be governor,
and that voting is a rational (de-
cision)."
The governor. sa1d this critic, "as
managenal instead of political ... I
wouldn't put him in the category of a
strong political leader ...
This echoes a long-standing GOP
fear that Deukmcj1an hasn't been
sufficiently asgress1ve in seeking tele·
v1s1on attention, especially an popu-
lous Southern California. In most of
the state. it is said, the governor has
been on television news less often
The stumble-and-fumble derby re-
sults from a Hamlet-like trait which
Bradley and Dcukmejian also share
-an oversupply of caution. Neither
has learned that ifs as easy to make a
mistake not doing something as it is
to err by taJcjng aclJon.
Mart111 Smitll I• pol/IJcaJ editor tor
McClatcby.
Alaska timbersubsidydue
for congressional review
Alaskan delegation fighting to retain
s ubs idy; foes call it a raid ori Treasury
\.\-ASHINGTO'\ -The Alaska
congressional delegation is battling to
preo,cl"\e a $40 million annual subsidy
for tht> Tonga~~ Natio nal Forest
timber andu'itf) v. h11. h 1s dominated
by two giant companies
To hear the Alaskans tell 1t. the
Paul Bunyan-size c;ubs1dy t'i the
greatest thang since the chain saw. But
env1ronmentahsts and some mem-
bers of Congress think the subsidy ·~
little more than a &Jgant1c raid on the
Treuury. especially con\1denng the
track record o f the two largest
corporate benefic1anes.
The Tongass Timber Supply Fund.
included an the 1980 Alaska Lands
Act, pays the Forest Service for road-;
and brush clearing operations to
rnake harvestable timber more ac-
cessible to the lumber companies.
The fund. ~t up in 1980, as due for 1ti.
first review by Congress nex t month.
Ninety percent of the umber an
To naass 1 cut by Ketchikan Pulp <. o ,
a subsidiary ofLou1s1ana Pacific. and
by Ala kn Lumber and Pulp a
Japanese concern Both were
censured 1 n 1981 by a federal Judge -
upheld on appeal -for pncc fixing.
bu~ nging and other pracucc., that
made hfe tough for 'imaller com-
pan1e<i
Ahnka's three memben of Con· are "· Sens Ted teveni and Frank
Murkowsk1 and Rep Donald Youni,
all Republican~. have received mod-
e\! cnmpa•Jn contnbutions from the
two timber companies, but deny that
the donation~ had any1hing to do w11h
thei r ~upport for the 'iubs1dy
Young calls the fund a "wilderness
subsidy." expla1n1ng that the lands
act excluded lumbermen from worlc-
tng in much of the hec;t Tongass
forests To compensate forth as depn-
vat1on, the government agreed to
make the areas left open for loggmg
more acce!>s1ble to lumbcnng oper-
ations.
"The real issue l'i the 6,000 JObs.
direct and tndarect, that might be lost
1fCongressdcc1dcd to withdraw those
prime tim~r lands without establi h-
ang a supply fund," a Stevens spoke~
man said About 1.900 workers art
directly employed by the Tongas
umber industry, nccord1ng to the
Forest Service. Fore~t Service figure!\ ~how that the
road fund has been a lo 1ng prop-
osition for the government In I 98S,
the Forest Service paid out $44.6
million to help the timber companies
get out the trees The agency took in
only $209.000 in fees from the timber
compan1c, for the trees the firms'
harve'lted.
That works out to a return on the
Forest Service anve-;tment oflcss than
half a cent on the dollar The fiaure5
for the previous three ycan weren't
much beuer. The ~t return the
f omt Scrv1ct ever got was approx·
1ma1ely 4S cents on the dollar an 1981 •
the fir1t year of the fund.
·Td c.all 1t a black hole, .. ~1d John
LSk, an Ala ka environmentalist who
plans to pend this summu lobbyma
on ('ap1rol Hill apanst cont1nu1uon or th(' subsidy For one th1na, 1 k
told our auoctate Stewart Hams, the
subsidy is self-defcatina in the cur·
JACK
AIDEISOI
and JOSEPH SPEAR
rent. overloaded world market tor
wood pulp. By encouraging pro-
duction, the fund adds to the existing
glut and dnves down the pnoe the
Fotcst Service gets for its trees.
"Ifs a boondoule," said Rep.
James Weaver, O:Ore., one or the
most outspoken critics of the Tonpss
fund. He points out that no similar
fund c:xists for any other national
forest.
About the same time the fund was
started in 1981, a Forest Service
review team concluded that the two
giant timber companies enaaaed in
monopolistic practices between lhe
I 9SOs and t 97S. Cbaraina that the
two companies bad cons~ired to
prevent competitive biddina and
keep the price for timber low. the
rev1ew team concluded that the total
IO$s "will likely be many millions of
dollars."
The review tca.m recommended
barrin& the two compa.nies from
furtheT operations in the T onaass and
tak1na them to coun. The Forest
Service rejected the first suucsuon,
the Justice Department rejected the
second, holdina that 1t had no ~nt
l'Vtdence that thccomr:i-n1cs enaagcd
m monoPohstic practice$..
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WILLIAM FI
Bue KLEY
Reagan
fails to
-back up
rhetoric
The president of the United States
gave a compelling speech last Sunday.
Moreover, at was a speech that, in the
Judgment of this listener. can truly be
termed prophetic.
By this is meant that the fate of
Central America very likely rests on
what happens m Nicaragua, or rather
to Nicaragua; the fate of Central
America almost certainly will de-
termine the fate of Mexico. And the
fate of Mexico can affect the United
States directly in ways far more
senous than any threatened by Kaiser
Wilhelm, Adolf Hitler, Kim II-sung,
or Ho Chi Mmh, and we went to war
against all four.
But it's precisely those who get the
president's message who are dj~
mayed by what he proceeds to asJc for.
With reluctance one turns to quote
from one of bas professional critics,
but Haynes Johnson of The Washing-
ton Post, after a few para~phs of
anti-Reagan push-ups. said it in
language for which Mr. Reagan's
friends have no answer, facile or
strained. Here is what he said:
"Assume, fo r the sake of argument.
that Reagan's analysis about the
supposed grave threat from Central
America is correct. If so, his proposed
remedies. expressed passionately in
numerous speeches throughout the
five yearsofhis presidency, have been
a rusmal fajlure. The threat. at least as
he describes it. has grown ever more
dangerous. By Reagan's terms. mem-
bers of Congress should not be
debating whether to make a most
minor switch of funds in the Defense
Department's accounting books.
They should be votinJ on whether to
block.ade Nicaragua, mterdict its 'Sea
and alt lanes and prepare for in-
troduction of U.S. military force to
s.af~uard American citizens and the
hemisphere. They ought to be asked
to send in the Marines ...
Begm with the last point Mr.
Rea~n has no appetite to use the
Mannes in Nicaragua, and neither do
the American people. But we an
entitled to ask this ques1ion, namely:
Is the use of the Marines justifiable
other than to defend U.S. territory?
We did send them to Lebano n not
long ago, and the casualty list was a
great shock: one kamikaze terronst,
241 dead. The United States. post
Vietnam, is a very different country
from the Uruted States that thrilled at
the thought of sending Marines to the
shores orTripoli.
But of course it is at this point that
the president and the entire country
need to give thought to the role of the
military.
That role is to prevent the need for
fightmg in one's own country. It is for
that reason that we fought an odd
places hke Pantelleria, before gradu-
ating to Italy, and then to Normandy.
Paris, and, finally, Berlin.
Now Mr. Reagan's rufficuJty is that
he descnbcs exactly a situation in
which the use of American military
force is relevant. but draws back
dogmatically at the use of American
force. Note. dogmatically; which is
different from the arguments on
which he publicly relies. These arc the
arguments that the contras can do it
by themselves.
But if we have learned anything
from the experience of the past few
years it u that the contras can most
emphatically not do it on their own.
What they can manage on their own is
the kind of desultory terror for which
Americans have very little appetite.
The contras plus I 00 million
American dollars can hardly be
expected to countervail the hundreds
of millions of dollars and the ad-
vanced weaponry with which the
Soviet U nion. via Cuba, is nourishina
a dic_ta~ors~ip growing every day in
soe_h1sucauon. ~tina the contras to depose
Ortcp in Nicaragua is on the order of
appropriatina a hundred million
dollars for Alpha 77 and dispatchina
it to displace Fidel Castro.
I hate to say it, but if I were a
congressman I would write a letter to
President Rcqan and I'd say: "Sorry.
E"tremely sorry, precisely because I
think your analysis of the threat
POied is exactly correct. But one
band-Aid isn't aoina to stop that
bloody ausber.
"You come to Conareu, Mr. Prcii-
dent. and ~nnounce that you arc
endmg •II diplomatic relations with N1~, and that the evidence is
before you to 5upport a request for a
dcclarat1on of war. That dc:claratioo
of war doesn't mean we have to tend
nuclear wtaPons to Manaaua, but it docs put it out in the open~ The
United States, u auarantor -iatn1t
foreip aarcss1on tn this henuspbcre.
isn't toina to permit in Nicaracua
what we pemutted in Cube
WUJJ.am IJM.k1 16 • •1'9/lblel ~'-
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By CAROL HUMPHUYS
he models wore batt u wide u umbrellu ..
. kid and lace gloves ... navy utin ballet e1ippen with
fuchsia pink beela ... Oowery draped turb.na three
feet tall ... and hoop earrings the -of iwaceleta. . nu. wu not a typicaJ fuhion preeentatioo. It
wu "Prirntempe de-Paris" -the Spring and
Summer 1986 baute couture (~to-oyder)
collection from Jean Patou being pniaent.ed ts> 100
guesu invited by the Hotel Meridien for the gourmet
luncheon abow.
Arriving in Newport ·Beach with bis wife,
brother, mother, deligner, leYel) French modell and
staff wu the grand newpbew of Jean Patou and
current chairman of the Paris couture bou.e, Jean
de Mouy.
"One mutt come to our mansion (Patou
original ... 18th century) in Paris and twice a week we
have a abow. Our client picu what a.be likes and
together we build her dreu reflecting her
pertonality. Clot.bing conu:nunicates, it eenda a
mesaage. We consider the ab.ape, me, coloring and
style of each of our cuatomer1. I think, too, a aeme
of humor ia important," stated De Mouy.
He continued. .. AA a boy my grandfather
(Patou'• son·in·law) guided the boule of Patou. I
watched all the designer• who worked in our boule,
like Ouiatian Dior, Lagerf eld and othen. They spent
time with us and lea.med their craft. When I took
oTer I decided to hire just one chief deligner. After
meeting many, I choee Christian Lacroi.x .. .my same
age. He had the spirit I wanted. He projects to the
year 2000."
Si.xty.five Lacroix garments were preeented by
the 70-year-o&d design bouae. Perhape the 1eeret of
Jean Patou'1 endurance is its rapome to the
future ... apparent in Lacroix'• aunt-garde and
theatrical coUection. Hit designs were bodyfitting,
oomblned multi-fabrications and featured drtmatic
necklines and above the knee bemlinea. Ria creative
ailhouettea included buatle dreeeea, 90uflle sleeves,
aaymmetrical bemlinea with one half above the knee
and the other "tailing" the floor, ruffled Bermuda
aborts in pink and black 1potted voile, stomach
baring pareo akirta, linen gird1e suits with heart·
shaped deoollete and white lace cocktail dresees
worn with black aboe. and boliery.
''This is my first time in California, although
the people here remind me of the peop&e in IOUthern
France ... warm and friendly," said designer Lacroix.
0 1 show a lot of navy and black and white, that'• the
mode. Once I design a coOection, it is no longer
fubion for me. I start to think for the next ooe. I
think women of today dare to be different. They need
fun and fantasy. I believe I think abig the aame lines-
u Jean Patoo, even if I don't design sporty
outfits ... be wu regarded u abocking in h.D time."
rounder Jean Patou WU, indeed. innovative.
He is known for creating the first couture line of
sportswear for women and wu the first couturier to
u.e a designer logo on bis fashion. In l 925 be
introduced ''Amour Amour,'' the 6nt perfume ever
created by a baute couture hou.e (now they all do it)
and in 1931 introduced "Joy." Still popular, "Joy"
is known u the costliest perfume in the world.
"One man is responaible for all our fragrances.
That way we have total control. Just like our fashion.
f.lll-~ everything is done by hand. We pick our jasmine and
roses in the morning when they
are most fragrant,"
said Jean.
"Our quality
and eulusivity
are most
unportant.''
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0Nnoe Cout DAILY PILOT I Sunday, March 23, 198e
Tossoutallthatextra slclncarestulf. .. you don'tnee l
You can toss out the soap and
shampoo, hair conditioners. the
cleanlina. niaht, eye and throat
creams masques and toners along
with the repair lotions and the
mucara remove"'. The ~ina table drawers can be
cleaned out ... thafis,.if¥ou are using
Ricbald Steffan skincare products.
The entire line consists of four
products. Two for the face - a
cleansing lotion and a moisture lotion
and two for the body -a shower and
bath ,el and a moisture lotion. (The
facial cleanser doubles as a masque, tbo-~1 u shampoo and body lotionas
a bait conditioner.)
Steffan, who divides his time
between Newport Beach.-Hawaii and
Switzerland (where the products arc
made), said the "average" woman has
$300 worth of skin care ·products in
lllke llolao and the Rn.
Rod 8tepbena ••
her home. (His four cost S9S ror a
three-month's supply.)
Adveniscments and marketing
have created many misunderstand-
ings of the skin's needs, aocordi~ to
Steffan. Women lured by advenilina
and promises ·are actually barmiq
their skin with products that prevent
the skin from functioning normally.
The skin, he said, needs only two
steps externally to be healthy. It needs
clcansinJ with a formula that won't
rob it of us natural oils, and it needs a
light moisture to hel~ the skin
maintain the moisture within.
· "Although the skin has a very
complex structure, it requires very
uncomplicated, simple care."
How arc women responding to
'Steffan 's simplistic approach to skin
care?
"Jn my lectures, I have found that
Bob De Puquale, Celeete
Caramanlco.
about 1 S percent of the women arc
neptive. But, the women of today are
thlnk.iDJ. The busy woman has less
time and, they are questionina what
they arc bcina told .. said Steffan.
"For instance, ihcy are bein& told
that <lertain producu ~o below the top
layer of akin to repair at. Nothing acts
below that top layer unless it is cut.
It's a protective shleld. That's what
it's for -a protection. If your skin
could keep absorbina moisture, you
wouldn't want to be out in the rain.
Can you imqine what you'd look like
after a bath or a swim?
.. Moisture comes from within and
the function of a moisture lotion is to
augment the body's natural ability to
retain its own moisture.••
The Steffan products work for both
men and women of all ages aod all
types of skin. "Everybody has nor-
KatbJ' Clark.
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mat. dry and oily skin on their face.
You would need three sets of most
products if you treated each type of
skin se~ratcly. It. w~~ld be time
conswnana and bonng.
but not aood for the skin. Plastic as
organic and changes the chal'll(;
teristios of the inarcdients of the
product."
Steffan eroducts have becll avall·
able in the U.S. for about a year and a
half. They were formulated at his
institute of beauty and health in
Switzerland. An information packet
including a tape on tbe simple skin care line may be obtained by caJJing
760-0646.
VIDA
DWt The products contain no mineral
oil, petroleum products or waxes.
"Tbott products may make the skin
fee.I soft at fiJ'Jt, but they can actualJy
ctoa the pores and eventually the skin
will aet tired of tryin& to overcome
them and \ook tired.
"The petroleum products an put
into cosmetics because it is inexpen-
sive and doesn't get rancid. They arc
not water soluble and it takes drying
astrinaents that contain alcohol to
remove them."
The glass bottled products are
never sold from a shelf. They are
shipped from Switzerland to New-
pOrt Beach where they are distributed
to clients.
will be assured with this tip from Bari
Tulving. "Dot a color (pink or gold)
on the center of each eyelid. It minon
the pupil and holds a person's
attention to your eye," advises Bari.
To further enhance the eyes, Bari says
she lines the inside lower rims of her
tyes with cobalt blue to make them
look brighter and whiter. Also, sbc
uses an eyeliner that contrasts wifh
her shadow color.
Other no-nos of Steffan are no
alcohol, perfumes, preservatives, col-
orin_g and no plastic bottles. "The
scents and color appeal to the scn~s.
The ncx t step for Steffan is develop-
ing an oil-free foundation that would
meet his requirements and the re-
quirements of a healthy skin.
HINT OF THE WEEK: Eye contact ,
Collecting for a good cause
Oriental rugs arc a good investment-asgood as
stocks and bonds.
Sterling silver is one of the I 0 best investments.
Antique quilts are the number one country collectible
today.
GwuZaeroldpassedalongthese tips to the495
women attending the 12th annual antique lecture
luncheon sponsoredby Virginia Castle Auxiliary,
Assistance League ofNewport Beach at the Ncwporter.
Zncrold, a resident oflowa and Palm Desert, has
been at aU of the auxiliary's lectures and focused her talk
this time on En&l.ishantiques-Staffordshirc figurines,
Royal Dalton plates and English country houses.
"Gwen is such a good lecturer. She as so entertaining
and funny ... almost a stand-up comedian. She lectures all
over the country and conducts antique tours to foreign
countries. We have her signed up for next year, too," said
Carol De Mara.
Co-chairmen of the event held to raise funds for the
league's Children's Dental Health Center and jhe Child
Day Care Center were Teri Martya and ColHe Porter.
Qarlotte Raffedo is auxiliary chairman.
St. Joa die Baptist SeMol Aaxlliary transformed
parish members into models for its 24th annual fashion
show at the Airponer Inn.
RlkkllnrilloftheSouth Coast Plaza May Co.
rehearsed with them fi vc times before the school
fundraising event
"They were quite professional afterthe training.."
said memberNoaaDe Puqule. "It's an honor to be
selected asa model and they are chosen by a committee.
The honorees this year being applauded by 350 (the
largest crowd ever) were the Rev. Rod Stepbeas, Karen
Wape, Jeay Re&Mke. L1llda Rudell, Carol MoaJtrop,
Mike Mollo. CIMay Lellber, Kim Kelsey. April Eckfeld,
nd hair.) aareen Drake was chairman of the "Wcar'n oftbe
Green 'event with Slaa.ryn Baffa and Clady Re&oske
assisting.
Car Rallye: Neither rain nor tornado warnings could
stop the car rail ye planned by the Senior Ticktockers of
the Laguna Beach Chapter, National Charity League. A
groupofTicktockers and fathers. 116 strong, gathered at
the Dana Point Marina Youth and Group Facility and
with clues in hand set out on the 2S-stops-and-<irive-bys
route.
First ones back were JeD.Difer Montgomery and her
dad Jim and Ltaa Matas and dad Joa.
The event (which made $400 for the seniors'
philanthropy, Human Options) had the theme "Back to
the Future." Participants dressed in SOs garb with angora
sweaters, poodle skirts and letterman jackets very
popular.
The 50s fun concluded with box dinners at the
facility. Some Ticktockers got very fancy with candJelabra
and lace tablecloths on which they set out SOs favorites-
bologna sandwiches aod Twinkies.
Fifteen of the senior Ticktockers (dau$bters ofNCL
members) will be presented June 7 at the Ritz Carlton.
Joan Vale is the group's advisor.
Andre Prevln was guest ofhonor at an afternoon
reception hosted by Dr. Mlclaael and Sb.roe McNalley
and the LA Philharmonic Association at the Center O ub.
Some I 00 gathered to meet the music director of the LA
Philharmonk (he was delayed in arriving for more than
an hour due to rain).
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Andre. Prevtn (center) with Sharon
McNalley and Erne.t Flel.chmann.
Gwen Znerold and Charolette Raffetto
check out door prise.
· Bob De Puqule. &a~y Clark, Slaella Claai:cb, Karen
Carisa, Celette Caramulco, Nick Baffa and Tracy
Drake Bavul. (Splash ofHuntington Beach did makeup
Guests being treated to music by a string trio as they
waited for the honoree included Beary and Reaee
Segerstrom, BUI and Ju Lad, Cameroa Lud and her
fiance Mlclaael Du.if, Aue and Bob Bdalam, Tim and
Susan Strader, Patricia and Ertcla Vollmer (exec dir of
OCPS) and Ernest Flelscmann, exec director of LA
Philharmonic.
Not all clergymen can be trusted with parishioners' secrets
Dear Ann Landers: I have been a
reader of your column for several
years. You frequently adVJse people
to seek counseling from their
clergyman I am enclosing some
chpprng.s about people who did just
that.
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.. 'I(\' M.1.Archur BhJ , I\~'"'" /\. • I • \ 1.1 t 1; 11 H ;1
fessed that she had done something
"almost as bad as murder." She
admitted that she had embezzled
$28,000 from the women's guild of
the church and was in the process of
paying the money back. (Her family
bad Jiven her a loan.) Instead of
grantmg her absolution. the priest
shared the information with mem-
bers of the church and then went to
the police.
The woman was put on trial and the
priest testified against her. She was
found guilty and sentenced to serve
seven months in Marin County Jail.
even though the money has been
repaid in full.
The woman is suing the clergyman
and severaJ members of the church
for $5 million. Be aware, Miss
Landers. that Episcopalians share
with Roman Catholics the belief that
confession is a sacrament and what-
ever is discussed between a priest and
a parishioner is sacrosanct and can go
no further.
A Collinsville, Ok.la., woman won a
$395,000 jury award after her pastor
denounced her from the pulpit for the
"sin of fornication.··
If. after all this evidence, you still
believe it is wise to advise readers to
go to their clergyman for counseling,
you have lost a reader. -S.J. (San
Francisco)
Dear San F:ru: Sorry to Jose yoa,
S.J., bat I believe tbe overwbelmlng
majority of tbe clergy are respon·
A1111
LAllDEIS
tlble people ud I alaall contlD•e to
recommesad tbem to my readers a1 u
excellent 1oarce for couaellag. Re-
cently some powerhlJ factioaa bave
tried to make It mandatory for clerc
to repor\ law ·bruit en la certalD
categories b•t tbey aren't 1etttJa1
very far. Praise tlae Lord!
Q.-Someone told me tha t you D.R., Ft. Worth, Texas 16-18 HCP that present difficult
recommend openlng one no A.-An opening bid or one no opening bid problems. Consider
trump with a alx-card suit. I trump shows a balanced hand of this hand:
thought the onJy dJatribotlon 16-18 points. Strictly speaking, the +AQ ~KJ5 )Al07652 +K9
that were permitted were: three distributions you give are the '-3·3-3·, ..._<>2·, a .. d ir.3.3.2. Rava I h There are a number of tenaces I>" J I 11 ... only hands t at are truly balanced .
been wrong alJ these year.?-There are, however, some hands of and other combinations that need
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faced with quite a problem: Should
you pass, raise to two no trump or The answer to these dilemmas is
rebid your diamonds? Whatever to open one no trump. After all, if
you do could be wrong. you were to t ake away a low dia-~ond from the hand and change it
You are no better off if partner into a low club, one no trump
responds with one of a major. A would be the automatic opening
rebid by you of one no trump bid
would be an underbid; a jump to Havmg said all the above it is
two no trump would be an overbid; well to introduce some words or
and ~ jump to three diamonds on warning. Not every balanced hand
such a poor suit is not to be recom-with a six-card suit should be
1-m...._en_d_e_d_. __________ . opened one no trump. [(your six-
card suit is a major, open with one
of the suit The reason why you
take a chance with a ~lix·card
minor Is that a nine-trick contract
is conslderahly easle:-to make than
an I I-trick one. The difference !)e..
tween a J O·trtck contract at a
major suit and three no trump la
nQt as great, and a trump suit can
add a measure or safety and don't
open one no trump if you ha A..... . ve a g"""' six-card minor
For example·
•A9 ?k3 0AKJ982 ._,102 Here , you have few ~nacea to
protttt and you can describe the
ha.nd adequately by opening one
diamond and rebidding thr~ dla·
monds. Bestdes, you hav• no "' rea· son to want to play no trump from
your side of the table. If It Is the
right spot, It will probably pla
bttttr with partMr decla.rtng 'Y
The point we are trying lo ~ k
le: Yes, there are some h.!d e
where we would open one no trum s
with • six-ca.rd suit. Howeve P
thost hands are the ~iu•tptlon, nci
the rule.
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Orange Coa.t DAILY PILOT/Sundey, Mtlrch 23, 1• •
-~ -They were playing her tune at a tribtite to Tand0wsky
Barely vilibJe above the ~d
piano, the bit. blue eyes of pianist comPoter ,, ... T...._*1 reaiattred
surprite at the 1taodina ovation. The
eyes blinked bard u if ftahtina back
tean.
"Pru should have been here,"
TandQwtky said when the audience
bad finally stopped applaudina.. Mod-est. u uaual, Tandowt,ky's t6o.iahta
were of ber late friend and col-
laborator Pru Holden who had writ-
ten the lyrica for much of the music in
"The Lo~ Half-Hour in History,"
a product.Ion Tandowsky and Friends
eretented at the~· o fsle Woman's Oub. /._
Tandowslcy ~ bet audience
well. She bad pe nned often for the
club which s6e joined 36 years
qo when ahe an 'her husband, the
. late Dr. Ra.I,. Tudow1ky, had come
to live on the island.
Tandowslcy was one of 18 previous
club presidents honored at a capacity
(I 2S) crowd luncheon in the club's
harbor-front dinina room.
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"This is one of the happieet umn of
my life." Tando~ l&id. and,
clearly, her many friends were quick
to lavish praise on the woman who h•d~pleasured them with 12 muskalt
(12S sonp) -eiaht of which were
sponsored by the Children's Theatre
Guild (which Tandowaky founded)
and four which were wrinen for Udo
lstand residents and produced at the
clubhouse.
"Jean is a renaissance woman and
one of the most talent~ enersetic
penons five ever known,' said Tan-
dowsky's house guest lreM Me...._,
who worked with Tandowsky in the
'30s wben they were Earl Carroll
Vanities airls and John Robert ~owen fashion models. •
"I marv~I at her (Tandowslcy·s)
musical talents and her verve," said
veteran actor and drama teacher Bob Wnti. .
"Jean Tandowsky is an 'orig-
inal' ... she has a way with words and a
marvelous sense of humor," said
Ertelt Vollmer, who is direaor of the
0ranp County PbiUwmonicSociety
where Tandowsky worka full-time u director of public ~lationa.
''Kind" and ••a jewel .. were words
club emoloyee T•••1 Mader Uted
to describe Tandowsky for whom he
worked as "bouae boy'' in the I 9S0s
and (or whom he •till works one day a
week.
Lona-time companion ~
Dimmit said, "Sometimee wben we
start out for a party and she spots a
stray doa, I find myself cal1iq the
hostesa to say' Jean bas found another
four-leaed friend and we'll be a little
late unill the animal is safe.'"
Quick to share the spo~t with
ber friends, Tandowsky wd, "Tbe
talented performen here today play-
ed an imponant part in our musi~
productions throu&h the yean. •• She
introduced Nuey Eb.. (who acted,
directed and did costumina). soloist
Sa.rd Ierr, club member-~nger-•
musician Val Mailuder and -a
special surprise -Came,... Q9lu
who sang and played a song be bad Jean Taadowaky
Artaaward
Muter Chorale of OC preeented lta 1988 Patron of the Arta
award to Cotta lleu, known u the City of the Arta.
~ tbeplaQae from board cbalrmaD l'aal Bent {at far
left) were Vice ll&yor llary Bornbackle, Coa.nctlwoman
Arlene Schafer and llayor 1'onna R~. The foanome
are plctared with the chorale'• mute director Maurice
Allard at the eYent at Paclftc S.Ttnc• Goa.rmet Banqaed..n&
Plua.
The 3 How To's
compoted and auna ui a Tandowsky
production at the clubhouse 10 ~ .... Cemcroa ii the IOO O( pLIOist
MWM Qalu, a IOOJ·time Lido Isle
resident who bas ass11ted Tandowsky
with mulical translations.
A natjve of Toronto, Canada,
Tandowslcy leads her own band -
"The Jntemationals" -and she is
active in the Braille lnatitute, Las
Marlnen.s and the Udo Isle and
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oubs. She
has one son, Ralllll T...._., Jr., a
vice president ofMcDonnell DouiJ,u
and two pudchildren, Aae Marie
andAm7.
Tuesday's luncheon cba.innan wu 'by,.,..... Amona the attendees
were current club president S..U
.
ROBINSON'S: Entry fonns for the
Face of the 80s for Men contest,
presented by Ford Models and
Gmtlemen's Quarterl1-• will be avail-
able in all Robinson s stores today
lhrou&b May I in the men's and Red
Bag departments. Fonns must be
completed and returned to the store
by May I.
Twenty-three Southern California
semi-finalists will compete for prizes
including a $1000 men·s wardrobe
from Robinson's and an all-expense
paid trip to New York for the contest
finals in June. The nauonal winner
will receive a two-year SS0,000 con-
tract with Ford Models, Inc.
Mini fashion presentations show-
casing the spring/summer collections
of Liz Oaiborne will bt-held 2 p.m.
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department of the Newport 8e8cb
store.
L M.ap1a: A look at the 60I in color
will be prcaented noon to 3 p.m.
Thunday durina infonnal ~
of leather akiru, sleeveless tops ana
pedal pushers at the South Cout
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Ban.ct'•: A childrens fasbioo
show featurina swim and surf war
will be shown I p.m. Saturday on the
first level of the SCP sto~.
STUARDS 6 ANN m.JA.RDS: For·
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NEW YORK-Death lDd near-
tb may have ~· .. Kill Street tues" hick to lift, which railet a oew
ofoomplicatlonaat.beNBCaeries
down h1 lixtb w.uon.
lD epilOdet lat montb} when Capt.
rank f\uillo (Daniel . Trava.nti)
ly survived a abooti~ and Joe
;otfey (&4 Marinaro) didn't. tbe
award·wtnnina cop terles achieved its bjpelt ratinp in two )'taJ1. ·
1b0te ratinp refloct more tba.n lust
the hyped numbers that TV often
extncts with promotablt plot twiau
about birtb, death and weddinp. ~ audiences also attest to the
reVltalization of a ahow that had srown unwieldy and fonnula-ridden
1-Jtseason.
Brandon Tartikoff, president of
NBC EntertainmenL said it's still too early to say whether 1'Hill Stftlet .. will .
return next fall for its.seventh teUOn.
But he's pleued with the show's
. cba.nlest particularly the addition of
tbe tacky a.nti-ttero, LL Nonnan
Buntz, played by Dennis Franz.
"I think he's 1ensa1ional "
Tartikoff said. .. If they can come ~P
with two more characters like that. I
th.ink they can really brina the show
up."
Exoecutive producer David Milch
said several cbaractcn were beina
devdooed ''1bat I think Wlll be ietrific
in a 'Hill Street' eevitocunent or
another environment. Tbe question
is where to pua them and devote our i~tive atleatiom ...
It 1 a real Caacti.ll. What mlabt
aive "Kill Street" pater vitality, if'lt
sets renewed for I 986-87, would be
oew cbarac\en playina oft' old
favorites. Bua since standard con-
trlets tie a.cton to a leries only for
seven yean, the show could fall apen
or orove too oottly to continue. .r-An bets would be oft' then," Mllch
said, who noted that Trava.nti a.nd
Veronica Hamel, who plays Jo)'(le
Davenport, Furillo's wife, have said
they wa.nt to move on to other actina
roles. He added that be didn't expect
all the current cast to return next
season ... but I haven't &Otten around
to oonsidcrina that"
What Milch a.nd co-executive
Pf'Od:ucer Jeffrey Lewis ue coDJider-
tna is whether any new cbaracten th~~tewould be wasted in a "Hill
Street" lame-duck season. The other
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find their ,own spinoff via a "Hill
Street" showcase.
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introduced last week, aets special
attention this Tbunday. Sbe'i a
lesbian cop who becomes the new
partner for Lucy Bates (Betty
Thomas). Lindsay Crouse play1 the
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A f\tnber complication for
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Milds noted that Croute, who 11
married to olaYwriabt David Ma.met, ii lniemled in ~~ theater wcd.
Nevenbeleu, 41a1otue of a.ny son
about the f\ature _is a positive sian _for
thi1 most IClC:laimed drama tenet.
Lut 1prina. after the dismiual of
creator and executive produc.er
Steven Bocbco, .. HiU Street" was on
the critical list.
promoted. "Bochco felt 'Hill Stn:ct'
worked OD its Ul\Dftdictabilify,"
Tartikoff said. .. and if you promoted
Furino tenina mamed or tettin1
shot. people wouJd not have the same
sen.11tion.••
Milch also recoanizet the import-
aooe of Franz injcctin1 new blood a.nd
new dynamics u the aum-cbewina
Nies-bender wbo sets results by the
book -his book.
"There had been a reaJ danaer of
some characters 1e t1in1 100
ponderous," Milcb said ... We created
Buntz because we couldn't bear that
He's uuerly unreflective. He feels no
impulse to meditate. He just does
what be does and mov~ on to the
next thina be does. He's an amoraJ
··1 think we did OK." Milch aid.
.. There were 10me doubts, but you
can't let them paralyze you. You ~ve
all sorts of ambivalences and unC:ier·
tainties but you keep them in a room.
Sometimes at 3 in the mornins,. you
10 up open the door and wave to ~============::-1 them. But then you close the door and
phenomenon."
1oon."
The prodUCCTI effectively walked a
tiabttopc: between cban&e and aJ-
leaiance to the lhow•s aloriou.s put.
They experimented with new
stof')'tellillJ methods. One show oo-
cumd e.nbrely at 'O.i&bt. a.nother took
Fu.rillo and bis wife b.ck to bis roots.
lo the riveti~ Furillo-aetwhot
episode, the oripni of the Furillo-
Davenport relationship _ were ex-
plored throuab tlasbbacks.
Unlike otlier yean when Bocbco
frowned on publicizins plot twisu.
Furillo'1 shooti was beavil
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Security forces guard against surprises at the Oscars
8J IUCllARD DE ATLEY . ,,,,._....,
LOS ANGELES -One best per-
fonnaocecatqory th.at Oscarsecunt y
chief.Jerry Moon hopes to avoid this
year 11 acceptance of an award by an
unpoator, 1 role that took the Emmy
Awards by storm last September.
.. We're cooccmcd about a repeat of
lhat,".said Moon. 58. now in bis I Slh
year of heading security for the
Academy Awards. "We're nqt really
doina anythina special about 1t, but 1t
has refreshed our interest 1n it."
Besides the possibility era copyca1
impOstor, Moon said the presence of
Jane Fonda Ha co-host 1s a ooncem.
bcc~use ofber political activism.
"Her presence usually incurs the
wrath of different aroups," said
Moon, whose fuJl-tJmc JOb 1s head of
security for WaJt DlSnt'y Pro-
ductions. He said Fonda's rcprcsenta-
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lives would be contacted to coordi·
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The S8th annual Academy Awards
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11nnina at 6 p.m. on ABC. Moon
hopes secunty will go like last year
which he referred to as "a smoothie ·~
It wasn't so for the tclev1s1on
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Emmy Awards, Barry Bremen, 38.
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ACROSS 68 Kingston's quarry 2 wds 60 Dormouse island 3 Say further 62 Sizzles
1 Palm cockatoo 7 1 L~al claims 4 Market 63 Partly frozen rain
4 Roman 650 72 Cantaloupe 5 Riding whips 64 Parcels (out)
7 Obhgat1on 73 Sweet potato 6 Building sites 65 He was 'The
11 High mountain 76 Pizza topping 7 Dental degree Fug1t1ve" 2 wds
14 Lump of earth 77 Wished abbr 66 Conduits
15 Wading bird 78 Sott cap 8 Obliterates 67 Feathery plants
17 Sag 79 Promising 9 Boxing matches 68 Tasks
19 Chair 80 Actor Karloff 10 Carry 69 Askew
21 Vegetable dish 81 Desire 11 Viper 70 Mud
22 Show feeling 82 Tribes 12 He was Mr 7 1 Cherished
23 Fry quickly 83 Number Spock 2 wds 72 Repasts
24 Minute openings 84 Hurried 13 Mom or Dad 73 Baseball's Berra
26 Parched 85 Abates 14 Whittle 74 In lh1s cond1t1on
27 Concludes 2 86 Labors 15 Intrepid ones 2 wds
wds 8 7 Disappear 16 Subatomic 75 Legend
29 Cubic meter 88 R1d1culed particle 77 Sharpened
31 Hawauan goose 90 Potholes etfects 18 Understand 78 Radar screen
32 Strong dislikes 91 Metallic sound 20 Nervous images
34 Kilmer poem 92 Marooned 21 Arabic surname 79 Beatles·
36 Purity 95 Drinks greedily 25 Future plant drummer 2 wds
38 Subtracted 96 Turtle 27 Jocular 81 Tilted
39 Decorates 100 Adolescent 28 Used a lever on 82 Ftn1Sh
40 Regressed 101 Aromatic herb 30 P1x1es 83 Italian poet
41 Seines 102 Asked for 33 Aroma 85 V-shaped piece
42 Weeps 103 Skills 35 Print measures 86 Spring flower
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44 Crevice t06 Winged Horse 39 Streetcars. 1n 89 Last queen of
47 Stigmatize constellation Britain Spain
48 Knives 108 New Zealand 40 River in 90 Transit vehicle
49 Ark builder evergreen Germany 91 Women's hats
53 Fasten 109 Ground grain 42 Colltde 92 Bachelor party
54 Texas shrine 1 11 Bird of prey 43 Brief 93 Earth Lat
55 Glistened 113 Hackneyed 44 Pack tightly 94 Eye part
56 Supernatural I 14 Oregon s capital 45 Ready for 95 Pungent herb
being 115 Afresh harvest 96 Examined
57 Copycat 116 Exhaust 46 Assert 97 Slanted letter
58 Orchestra 1 17 Comforts 4 7 Indifferent 98 Stitched
section 118 Crocus 48 Beach 99 Dutch cheese
59 Get a goal 119 Tropical bird 50 Dollar bills 101 ln1t1ated
60 Mourn 120 Formerly 51 Actress Bancroft 102 Salary increase
61 Sea Fr 121 Cot 52 Strikes 105 Arum family
62 Pulp 122 Part or a circle 54 Amphitheater plant
63 Commence 55 Looks over 107 Seize
64 Dethrones DOWN 56 Land of the 110 Deuce
65 Male bee R1s1ng Sun 1 12 Compass point
66 Carpenters 1001 1 Closely related 58 Poltt1cal unions abbr
67 Incursion 2 Wile E Coyote s 59 Be on one s feet 11 4 Keresan Indian
SLE ANNIUtS IN CLASSIFIE 0
, ____ _
uccepted Betty Thomas' best sup~rt-fllr." force that includes the Catifo~ia
ina actress statue, claimlna the HUI Since the Oscar ceremony evolved liiahw&Y Patrol, Lo Aoietcs Pohce
Street Blues" actl'C$S wasn't at the fro a bo• .. I a.....nquet to a ••l•vise<J Oepartmenfu Los Aniefes Cou~ty m "' u. "'"' Shen""• 0 ,,. .. , and Beverl.Y. Hills ceremony. But she was, and Bremen event, security headache.s have in-u . ""' was arrested at the scene. creased proportionately. Police Department, in addition to
Bremen, who described himself as Io put yean thC(e have been private security guards.
a professional imposter. later wa probJems wtth demonsttatori, pub-"from the tJme the Oscan leave
fined SI 75 and placed on SUl months' licity seekers, star-struck fans and the manufacturer until they are in the
probation after pleadina no contest to threats of disruption. The most winner's hands, we·~ ~n duty,"
interfering with an event. famous breach of teCUrity was the on-Moon said. Actually, his JOb lasts a
Moon said Oscar security people camera streak by Robert Opel in little beyond that, until the last guest
have long been on the lookout for 1974. leaves the post-award ~rd ofGov-
such an attempt to disrupt the Moon said Opel, now deceased. emor's Ball in Beverly Hills.
awards. had inside help in obtaining a "We ha ve people stationed in backstage pass for the show. That "As the time gets ~loser. we
wings of stage, at the siairs leading to security leak has been fixed, said coordjnate with the secunty pc~n
thc stage. and so on. They arc Moon nel for ~veral of the stan," be said.
knowledgablt' about the idenl!ty of The~ arc aJso bomb th~ts, 12 to "The key is to lceep as low a pr~fiJc as
the probable recipients," he said. "We IS a year, which arc always checked, possjblc. Sometimes we provide se-
don't want a scene o n stage, so we take said Moon. curity that people aren't even aware
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SUNDAY, MARCH 23. 1998
LSU stuns Kentucky
Ti erscaptureSoutheast. 59-57:
Louisville drops Auburn. 84-76
Prom AP 4J1patcMI
Strona inside games in the closing minutes by
freshman center Pervis Ellison of Louisville and
sophomore forward Ricky Blanton of Louisiana State
carried the Cardinals and T•gen mto a Final Four
meetinJ next Saturday in the NCAA basketball cbam·
pionsbtps.
Eliason scored 15 poi nu and blocked a couple of key
shots to dominate play in the last nine mmutes as
Louisville defeated Auburn, 84-76, in the West Regional
final on Saturday. Then Blanton scored eight ofl..Strs last
12 points as the unranked Tigers claimed ihe Southeast
Rqional title by upsetting third-rank.eel K.entuclf.y, ~9-57.
Today, top-ranked Duke plays No. 17 Navy an the
East Rccional title game at East Rutherford. NJ., and No.
2 Kansas plays unranked North Carolina State for the
Midwest championship at Kansas City, Mo. The winners
of those two games will play in the other Final Four
semifinal in Dallas' Reunion Arena.
l.SU, taking a 26-11 record into the Final Four,
trailed Sl-47 when Blanton and Doo Redden went to
work. Blanton scored on a layut> with 5:31 to play, then
tied it on a pass from Redden with 4:34 left.
Redden rut a jumper with 3:30 to play and, after
Kentucky's James Blackmon tied it 53-53. Blanton gave
the Tigers the lead for good, h1tting two free throws with
2:31 to play.
Redden stretched lhc lead to 57-53 on a layup with
1:31 rcma.irung before Kenny Walker, who scored 16 of
his 20 points in the first half. put in two free throws for
Kentucky.
Blanton, again on a perfect feed from Redden, scored
with 15 seconds left and Kentucky's Roger Harden was
given an uncontested layup with five seconds left. Redden
firushed with 16 points and Blanton scored 12.
Kentucky, which won lhc Southeastern Conference
regular-season and tournament title and had beaten l.SU
three times earlier this season. wound up the season 32-4.
think we can win,· " l.SU Coach OaJe Brown said.
.. And, that's what happened."
SevcntJ)·ranked Lou11villc will be mak.inaits le"ft9tb
Fm.al Four apeearance. takina a J0. 7 record into the
national semifinals. Unranked Auburn, which wu
playina itt first ~onal final, finished it.a aeuon at ll-11.
Hetbert Crooks scored 20 point.a to lead Lou.iaville,
but ll was Elli.._. play on both ends of the coun lb.at belt
back A.uburn.
Ellison's thfeo.point t>l•y with 8:42 to go p ve
Louisvillea69-67 lead, bis up-in with 2:14 rcmaini"tput
the Cardinals ahead 73-70, t.&en be blocked two of Chuck
Person's ~ou and Louisville converted lhem into four
points. Person scored 23 for the Ti~.
"We forced them to talc.e outside shots,.. sajd
Louisville Coach Denny Crum; headed to his sixth FtnaJ
Four ... Ellison was a bia.fon:e rol"us." ·
Auburn Coach Sonny Smith likewise called Ellilon
the key. "I really was impressed with Ellison'' defense ...
he said ... I rudn't know be c.ould play th.at well before
toda ."
kspite being ranked. Navy bas been referred to in
Cinderella terms during this tournament., particula.rty
smcc the Midshipmen. led by 6-11 junfoT David
Robinson. upset Syracuse at Syracuse 10 the second
round.
On Friday night, Robinson scored 20 po~
including the game-winner with six seconds left. g.ra
14 rebounds and blocked rune shots Friday night as Navy
knocked off the tournament's real Cinderella team,
Ocvcland State, 71-70.
Duke Coach Mike Knyzewski, whose Blue Devils
disposed of DePaul 74-t>7 Fnday night, knows there's
more to Navy than Robinson. "We don't think ~·re just
playing one player," he said Saturday. "Vernon Butler (a
6-1 forward) is one of the keys. He always Jets tbc job
done." Butler has a 16.6 average, while Whitaker has it
13.1 points a game.
But he also thinks be'sgot some pretty good weapons
in his own arsenal, mainJy All-American guard Johnny
Dawkins, Dulce's leading scorer with a 19.8 average
junior point guard Tommy Amaker and 6-9 forward
Mark Alaric:
Auburn 'a Terrance Boward (left) mlMed u
he tried to knock the ball from the bancb of
Loat.Tille'a Penta £W.On (n.lat) in NCAA
Weet CbampionahJp aa.me in Bouton.
"J told the guys at halfumc 'If you can get the ganit to
the last five m1nutcs so we can close out the last five
mmutcs with ooe defense and play the passing lanes, I
"Obviously we're pla
country," Navy Coach Paul
g the best team in the
vans said. "lf we stay within
(Pleue ._ L8U/C2)
USC inakes Final Four
LONG BEACH (AP)-Cheryl
M11lcr scored 23 pcnnts and
Cynthia Cooper added 19 to pace
third-ranked Southern Cal to an
80-64 victo ry over fourth-ranked
Louisiana Tech in the NCAA
West Regional final Saturday
night.
Rhonda Windham contributed
12 points for Southern Cal, which
improved its record to 30-4 and
avenged a 75-53 loss to the Lady
Techstm in Ruston. La.. 1n
January.
Angela Lawson scored 22
points for Louisiana Tech, which
ended its season with a 27-S
record.
Southern CaJ led 11-8 after the
first fi ve minutes before outscor·
mg the Lady Tecbsters 13-4 over
the ncx t 4: 54 to open a 24-12
advantage midway through the
first half.
After Louisiana Tech narrowed
the margin to six. Southern Cal
pulled awayagaan to lead 43-JOby
halftime.
Southern Cal led 49-32 early in
the second before the Louisiana
Tech ran off a 12-2 spurt to pull
within 5 1-44 with 13: 15 to play.
The Trojans, however, regained
control and pulled a way gradually
after that.
Dana Hills floors
Edison in tourney
.Dolphinsdigup-
Orange County
volleyball crown
By CHRIS MONAHAN
CN9J Niii Ceo e ..,,,
It's JUSt an ordinary hardwood
floor in an unfamjliar gymnasium.
but against Edison High Saturday at
the Orange County Volleyball Cham-
pionships, Dana Hills protected that
floor as though it were holy ground.
tn the tournament's final match
between the two teams. only two
trun~ hit the floor -the self-
sacnficang Dolphin players and the
Chargers' spants. The Dolphins rode
theu strong defense to defeat the
Chargers, 15-1 3. 15-3, to win the all-
day, 20-team event.
"Everybody sees the glory of hit-
ting. but if you're able to diJ the ball
and put it back over the net. at is really
frustrating to the other team,'' said
Dana Hills Coach Oz Simmons.
"They just couldn't get the ball down
on our court. We had some lucky
defense. but 1t was because we were m
the right places.
"It was really a good day for us.
because we haven't been clickmJ this
season. Today, we were technically
accurate. We were talking and passing
well."
"They played great defense. They
JUSt dug us ofTthc court," said Edison
Coach Dan Glenn. "We were just
shell-shocked when some of our bits
came back. We play a power game
and they just took us out ofat."
Another factor that may have
helped take the Chargers out of the
final was lts semifinal match. While
Dana Hills cruised past Estancia,
I S-2, Edison took on Newport
Harbor in a veritable struggle of wills.
The Chargers started fast against
the Sailors,).umping out to a 5--0 lead,
but the Sajlors caught them at 5-5.
The Chargers went up at 8-5, but
again Newport caught up. Edison
worked its way to a I 0-9 lead (about
the time Dana Hills was polishing off
Estancia) and ran out the last five
points for the win.
"I'm sure that took quite a bit out of
them," said Simmons. "It was a long
day aod you didn't get to substitute
much because there were no easy
teams."
"We rud come out a little bat tired1"
acknowledged G lenn, "(but) we did
come back well in the first game."
With the Cha'lcrs playing a bit
slowly, the Dolphins jumped out to
leads of 5..0 and 11-4 behind tour-
nament MVP Tim Glasgow. The
scnfor outside bitter had 12 kills in
the finals, seven coming in the first
game.
At this point. Glenn called timeout
to slow the Dolphins' momentum.
The move was succcessful.
Edison rallied for eight of the next
nine points, including six in a row at
one point, to tic the score at 12-12.
But the Chargers seemingly spent
whatever energy they bad left in the
comeback and couldn't make it over
the bump as Dana Hills took three of
the remajnina four points and a first
game victory.
Witt takes beating, Moore re
PALM SPRINGS -Randy Ready, Ride
Cerone and Rob Deer each bit two-run home runs
to ~wer the Milwaukee Brewers to a 12-3
exhibition baseball victory over the Angels
Saturday.
Cerone. who also singled home a run in the
fifth inning, and Mike Felder each had three ht ts as
the Brewers, 9-5 io Cactus League play, amassed I 5
hits off three Angel pitchcn.
Loser Mike Witt allowed nine bits and seven
runs in going the first three innings for the Angels.
8-7.
Donnie Moore. making his first game appear-
ance of the spring after overcom inJ a sore ribcage,
allowed a run and two hits in two innings.
Brewer starter Jamie Cocanowcr allowed two
runs but only on e hit in four inrunas.
Doug DcCinces drove in two of the Angels'
runs, with a fourth-inning sacrifice fly and a solo
homer in the seventh, his first of the spring.
relieved by the return of Moore, who set a club rccoro last season with 31 saves.
BilJy Joe Robidoux's RBI single gave the
Brewers a 1-0 lead an the first. Milwaukee made It
3-0 in the second on Paul Molator's RBI single and
a run-sconng grounder by Jim Gantner, and
stretched its lead to 7-0 in the third on Ready's and
Cerone's homers, No. I for both.
'Tm just glad to sec him out there.. A lot of
bard throwcn aren't very impressive in the
spring." Mauch said. "Hittcn wait for the
fastball."
Moore, who suffered has injury 10 the early
days of spnng tnunang and aggravated it wh1le
pitching in an intra-squad game on Mar. 4, was
enthused to be back on the mound.
"My velocity and control weren't there," he
wd. "but I was happy to be out there. My arm's not
strong yet. so I still have a way tq go."
1Jod6en PanUIJ OJI .tea&, S-2
l...AKELAND, Aa. -Do~ Baker bit two
doubles and drove in the pme-wmning run as the
Detroit Tigers edaicd the Los Angeles Dod&en 3-2.
Angels' manaacr Gene Mauch was also
Tiger catcher Lance Parrish, who had one hit.,
had an outstanding day behind the plate, =·
down all four Dodger baserunners who a.nem
to steal on him.
Worthy's game
a fit for the Kings
Lakers gain 17th
straight win over
team, 1 15-1 13
From Dally Pilot wire Hrvicet
SACRAMENTO-James Wonhy
scored 34 points to lead the Los
Angeles Lakcrs to their 17th stra1ght
National Basketball Association win
over the Sacramento Krngs. 11 5-11 3.
Saturday rught at Kings arena.
Wonhy converted two free throws
walh nmc seconds left an the pmc to
pve the Lakcrs a 115-111 lead as he
completed his third 30-points plus
game against the Kings th1s season.
Reggie Theus scored 20 points for the
Krngs.
With Theus - 12 points. four
rebounds, four assists -doing jUSl
about everything in the first quaner.
the Kings broke out to an I I -point
lead. 19-8. That wasn't to last. though;
the Lakers began to work the ball
inside to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and
Worthy and by the end of the first
quarter had cut the score to 34-29.
the lloor dunng their comeback in the
second period and Worthy coded the
half as the Lakcn' top scorer with 14
points. Theus topped t.bc Kinas
scoring with 16 points.
Between Worthy and AbduJ-Ja~
bar. the Lakcrs bcpo to walk away
with the game in the third quarter,
leading by as many as 10 points.
84-74, with 3:32 remain.in&. Edd1c
Johnson and Otis Thorpe scored four
points apiece to cut the Laker lead to
six, but Magic Johnson tossed up a
24-foot running hook at the buzzer to
widen the gap to 91-84 beading into
the fourth period.
The Lakers converted on just three
of ciabt in the first six minutes of the
fourth period and the Kings
outscored LA. 10..7, trailing by just
98-94 Wltb 6:07 left lO play. $aCra.
mcnto then pushed the ball inside
three umes to Thorpe and ~ went to
the lane each tame. convening four of
SIX.
PUtoa. poaad CUppen
LOS ANGELES -Kelly Tripucka
scored 27 pomts and lsiab Thomas
had 24 potnts and 15 assists to help
the Detroit Pistons snap a four-;Pt"c
losana streak with a 119-99 VlctOry
over the Los Anacles Oippen..
The Pistons broke open a dOlt
game midway tbrouah the third
quarter with c~ght stra.iabt points that
gave them an 85-74 lead
Laker pud MaCtc JoluYon flnda hlmeelf 'S&lldwlcbed
between Sacramento'• Oda Thorpe (back) and Terry Tyler.
The takers' bench then began to
pinch the K.rngs an the second quancr.
as Maurice Lucas burrowed bis way
ansjde while Mike Mc:Gct buned
Jumper after jumper. Despite Larry
Drcw"s t1gbt points. L.A. took its first
lead. 54-32. on McGee's 18-footer
with 4: 17 left an the half. and then
relied on Abdul-Jabbar. Kurt Rambas
and Wonhy 1ns1dc to provide a 63-60
cushion at 1ntenn1s.s1on.
The lakel"!I shot 62 5 perunt from
Earl Cureton. starting in place of
the UlJUrcd Kent Benson, scored four
potots m the run and added 1even
more 10 the final 57 second of the
pcnod •
Edison overcomes setbacks, wins title Qawi pounds listless Leon:
Berbick takes out Thomas
Chargers load up in field events to win
Orange County track championship-
By BARRY FAULKNER
There were several reasons why the
Edison boys track team shouJd not
have even contended for the team
t1tlc among the 42 achools compet1n1
1n the Orange County Track and Field
Championsllips Saturday at M1ssion
VICJO High.
After all, sophomore Kaleaph
C.arter who owns th! ~~\ shotput
mark 'an Southern Cahfomll this ~n (S8·0). decided to fofJO the
va"aty competition to try for the
fro h-soph m«t record of 60-1 I
He wa' to come up Uiort wath the
___
I ().pound shot. throwing 6Q..21h. The
varsity competes with 1 12-pound
shot.
Also. the Chargers' top discus
thrower Ian 01er, who hkely would
have picked up a medal, LS currently
academic.all~ ineliaiblc due to miss·
in, school Wlth mononucleosis.
n addition, Al Ramittz and Kcnji
Kallin (the team 's two btst middlc-
dast.ancc runnen, who wcrt both
capeble of pickina.~P valuable points
in the 800 and 1,600 meters as well as
contnbuting to the relay learn•) were
both home sick
And totopltun off. Fdason's Iona
1ump, hl&h Jump, pole vault and tnpk
JUOlp C<tmpetitors. h•vc had to con-
tend wi1 ti little or no actual practice
time. tl is week as the Charaers
jumping-event runways were being
redone and were ronsequcntJy un-
usable.
As it 1umed out. the team cham-
p1onsh1p was up an the aar -above
the triple j ump pat that 1s -until the
last athlete had perf onned.
Edison nttdcd JUlt two point.•
10101 into tnplcjump (the final event
of the day) to overtake defending
champion Santa Ana Valley
The ChlflCt'S&Ol five clutch points
however from their two jumpe".'1 wh.Jcb wa.s typical of the Edison ficto
event men's ocrf'ormantt all day. and
they found thcm.tttvn 1 most unlike-
ly fint-pl.acc tc.m trophy, by thf
narrow mar&Jn of S7·S4
"I'm rTheved and ju~I rul happy
for the luds," said Charger Coach
Fred Marquez, JUSt after the fina h.
"The kids put I\ all toacthcr today
They really turned it on 1n the field
events.." wd Marquez.
All but four of Edison's team po1n1s
were won 1n the no n-runnana C\-cntS,
including a 1-2-4 show1ng an the hot
put
"I would have 10 go blck and look
an the archives to fi nd the la~t 11mc v.~
did th1$ well 1n a (large) mttt hkc
this."
Several Cha'lcrs came throulh
unexpectedly wath personal be t
anelud1na. Junio r haah Jumper W1I
Fo!ter. who won a gold medal with a
leap of ~. Ka rlt Hooten, who
bette~ h1s pole vault standard with
•eco nd-p lace vault o f 14-0.
'°phornort ( harhc f\ kT. who went
(P1eue tee &DISOM /C2)
From AP dl1patc~es
RENO -A\ stalking Owtght
Muhammad Qa"'' relcntks!iily
pounded hstlcss Leon Spank'
befort stopp1na him an the 'ia:xth
round and rea1n1na the WBA
Junior hcavywe11h1 cham ·
p1onsh1p Saturday
Qawi. 26-2-1. with I 5 knock·
outs, fttqucnlly taunted pinks
by e~posing his chin and draWlng
the former heavywttght cham-
pion'$ punehe!. then answenna
with a flu IT) of h1 own Qawt overcame tu o~ponent's
s1x-1nch bc1gl\t advan\q.c and
four-inch reach ldvan\llC b)
punehana to the body. thfn mov-
ina up to the head
He bloodied pink!i' mouth an
the fifth round. then midway
through the 'ilxth, S~unlcs was
harcly able to defend h1m5el(
Referee Mills Lane stopped the
bout "'Ith four second let\ 1n the
mth round of tbc beduled I 5-
rounder
In l..a'i \.cg.as. Trevor Bcrb1ck. a
ti• -1 underdoa, &<>t anto the
trcnchc' with prtVlOU ly Un·
beA1en Plnklon Thomas and
wrenched away the WBC beavy-
welJ)\t c hampion h.Jp wtth a
unan1mout 12-round deas1on
It was a war of attnuo n and
Bcrb1ck 'ilmply wore down
Thoma with h141 slrtl'\lth and
qu1clcnc~'i
~1 eo.t DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, March 23, 1986
WinnJng the West
job for basketball
·out-of-towner&
From DaJly PU•t wire aervleft
HOUSTON -PeopJe California m
-or anyone capable of reading a map -
may be surpriJed to learn that Texans
consider themselves true W e$temcrs.
From a Teun's perspective, it's log:icaJ to stage the
NCAA West Rc&ion basketball championship in
Houston. Never mind that this city is the gateway to
New Orleans.
On the other hand, Sam Houston himself might
have trouble comprehending how two schools from
Alabama and Kentucky became the West's final
representatives in C911e&e basketball's most prestigious
event.
It was easy, given the NCAA's flexible approach to
geosraphy.
Auburn, the pride of Alabama, sent Nevada-Las
Veps dribbling back to the desert. And Louisville,
Jihose fans greet frcC throws with enthusiasm generally
reserved for fresh pitchers of min tj ulep, produced a sad
end for North Carolina's season.
There were a few other Western teams in the
NCAA Tournament. but they checked out last week.
So the Louisville Cardinals, 29-7, and the Auburn
Tigers, 22-10, were the West's favorite sons.
Louisville defeated Auburn in the Summit Arena
Saturday to determine the region's representative in the
final Four.
The players from Auburn were immediate
favorites with mothers everywhere. The group, led by
Chuck Person. showed up dressed in gray suits, neckties
and nice leather loafers. •
The Louisville squad wore suits of a different kind
-sweat suits accompanied by baseball caps and
basketball shoes.
The differences in attire may be eitpla.ined by
history.
The Final Four business is still new to Auburn -
the Tigers had partk ipatcd in only two NCAA
Tournaments prior to this year, 1984 and 1985.
For Louisville, the tournament is something that
occurs about the time flowers start to bloom in
Kentucky.
Quote of the day
Jim Valvano, North Carolina State basket·
ball coach, after the Wolfpack defeated Arkansas-
Little Rock, 80-66. in two overtimes in the NCAA
tournament: "J don't like playing teams with
hyphens. They'.re always playing for causes.
playing for missions, playing for all the Third
World countries.''
Lloyd upset by Mandlikova
NEW YORK -An emotional Hana ~
Mandlilcova upset second-seeded Chris
Evert Lloyd Saturday to JOin top-seeded
Martina Navratilova 1n today's final of the
Virginia Slims Championships tennis tournament.
Mandlikova, the reigning U.S. Open champion.
eliminated Lloyd in this season-ending event at
Madison Square Garden, 6-3, 7-5, after Navratilova
crushed West Germany's Steffi Graf, 6-2 . 6-2. in Just 53
minutes.
Lloyd's defeat assures Navratilova of the World
Championship title and the $225,000 bonus that ~oes
with it. Lloyd finished second in the season-long pomts
race to earn $1 50,000.
Today's final is a rematch oflast year's U .S. Open
women's title match. which Mandlikova won in three
sets. But the final of this 16-player. season-ending event
is a best-of-five sets. the onl y match in the only
tournament in the world m which women face the
prospect of needing to play more than three sets to win.
Kings dropped by Hartford
HARTFORD -Forward Sylvain ~ Turgeon scored twice Saturday to lead the ,
Hartford Whalers to their fourth straight
NHL victory, a 6-3 decision over the Los
Angeles Kings.
Hartford, which has won eight of 1 ts last I U games.
moved into a tie with the Buffalo Sabres for the fourth
and final playoffbcrth in the tight Adams D1v1sion. The
Whalers are three points behind third place Boston with
seven games remaining.
Los Angeles, 2-8-1 1n its last 11 games. remamed
one ~int behind fourth-place Winnipeg in the Smythe
Division.
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On Your Calendar
Flyera pad lead in divialon
&oal at 4:27 of the third period as ,
Mart Bowe soored the same-winning ~
PhiladelJ)hia defeated the New York
Rangers, 4-2, Saturday in a NHL pme.
The victory was the Flyers' sixth 10 a row as they
increased their Patrick Oivison lead to thtte points
over the second-place Wasbinaton Capitals . . .
Elsewhere in the NHL. Matto Lell)leas scored two goals
to lead Pittsburgh to a 7-4 triumph over Quebec. The
victory moved the Penguins three points anoad of the
Ran1ers in the fiabt for the final playoff spot in the
Patnck ... Brea& S.n.r slid a rebound under Boston
goalie Pa& RlulD with 2;0 I remaining in the third
period to enabltthe New York Islanders to salvage a 3-3
tie with the Bruins ... Petr KU ma scored three goals and
Aclam Oates added two to lead Detroit to an 8-4 victory
over Chkago . . . Petri Skrt.ko scored two goals and
rookie WeDdeU You1 was solid in the nets as
Vancouver snapped an 0-for-March string with a 6-2
win over Minnesota ... Paal Gape and Ju Ladvl1
scored early in the third period to thwart a Toronto rally
as New Jersey beat the Maple Leafs, 6-3 ... Jim Pavese
scored two goals and Doa1 Wlcketlltet1er connected for
the pme-winner early in the third period, Leading St
Louis to a 3-2 victory over Montreal.
Free scores 28 ln Cava' win
World B. Free scored 25 of his game-m
high 38 points in the second half, and Roy
Hlatoa totaled 28 points as Oevelat\d blew
past Chicago, 123-97, in a National
Basketba.11 Association game Saturday night . . .
Elsewhere in the NBA, AltoD Utter scored 18 points
and Sld.aey MoDcrief added 16 as Milwaukee won its
fourth consecutive game. a 113-98 decision over
Atlanta ... Jeff Maloae scored 10 of his 26 points in the
fourth quarter as Washington snapped a five-game
losing streak by defeating Indiana, 111-110 ... Bob
McAdoo came off the bench to score 28 points, his
highest total as a 76er. as Philadelphia downed New
Jersey, 123-11 5. The Sixcrs connected on 48 of70 shots
for a 68.6 percentage, a club record ... Akeem Olajawon
scored 33 points to lead Houston past New York,
114-99 ... Adrian Dantley poured in 38 points as Utah
handled Phocniit, 119-109.
Peete clinging to 1-shot lead
Calvin Peete holed out his second shot n
for an eagle on his 16th bole and moved
into a I-shot lead Saturday in the rain-
delayed second round of the USF&G
Classic in New Orleans. Peete, seeking his second
victory of the season. shot a 5-under-par 67 and
completed two trips over the Lakewood Country Club
course in 135, nine under par. Going into today's 36-
hole wind-up, Dick Mast -who describes himself as
.. sort of a veteran roolOe'' -was second alone at 136.
Today's 36-hole finish was set up when Thursday's play
was rained out ... Pat Bradley shot a even-par 72 but
saw her lead cut 10 half to three strokes after the third
round of the LPGA Tucson Open. The 12-year pro
posted a record I I-under 205 tot.al for the tournament
through 54 holes on the 6.2 14-vard Randolph North
golf course.
Tel~vision, radio
TELEVISION
9 a.m. -FIGURE SKATING: World
Championships. from Geneva, Channel 2.
10:30 a.m . -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
Navy vs. Duke 10 NCAA East Regional final.
Channel 2.
10:30 a.m . -BASEBALL: Cincinnati vs.
Dodgers, from Vero Beach, Fla .. Channel I I.
I 0:30 a.m . -TENNIS: Singles fioal in men's
pro tournament. from Fort Meyers, Fla., Channel
4.
Noon -WRESTLING: Channel 56.
12:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
North Carolina State vs. Kansas 10 NCAA
Midwest Regional final, Channel 2.
I p.m. -BASEBALL: Chicago Cubs vs.
Angels, from Palm Springs, Channel 5.
I p.m. -GOLF: USF&G Classic, from New
Orleans, Channel 4.
2:30 p.m. -BOXING: Tyrell Biggs vs. Jim
Sims. m a I 0-round heavyweight bout, from
Reno (delayed), Channel 7.
3:30 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS:
Superbikers. from Carlsbad (tape); Tobogganing.
from St. Moritz. Switzerland (tape). Channel 7.
RADIO
10:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Cincinnati vs.
Dodgers, from Vero Beach, Fla., KABC (790).
I p.m. -BASEBALL: Chicago Cubs vs.
Angels, fro m Palm Springs, KMPC (710}.
4 p.m . -PRO HOCKEY: Kings at Buffalo.
K.LAC (510).
Reserve lifts
UCI to victory
Frtshman Mike Cadigan filled in
for the i!ljurcd Mark Kaplan to team
with Julian Barham in No. 3 doubles
to help UC Irvine toa 5-4 victory over
Wichita State in the UCl-Marriott
Tennis Oassic on the Anteaters·
courts.
The Barham-Cadigan team scored
a 6-2, 6-2 v ictory to give UCI its
cHnchinjpoint in the match. Cadigan
was taking over for Kaplan, who is
sidelined with a hamstring puU.
Bruce Man Son Hing and Darren
Yates, who were each extended to
three sets before prevailingjn singles,
were beaten for the first time this
season in doubles. The team's record
1s now 6-1 this year.
The Health Lecture Serles presented free to the community
by Costa Mesa Medical Center H ospital continues this Thursday
Irvine advanced into the cham-
pionship semifinal round against
Arkansas-Uttle Rock, which upset
Harvard, 5-l. That match will be at
UCI, beginning at 1:30.
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the limJta of whit we cu do. we cao be a preny tood ball
club.'" .
The Middies woo the Uptly rqarded Col«?niaJ
Athletic Association's rqulat season and tourney utles,
but Robinson said, .. We llwaya felt we could set this far.
I felt we belonaed 1n the Top Ten:•
There wiTl be an added swtcr in the Midwest championsbi~t Kansas City's ~mper Arena -•
backup cloc to avojd tbe embarrassment which
occurred in su· 96-86 overtime victory over
Mich.i&an State.
With 2:20to10 in the tee0nd half and.remaininJ in
rquJ.ation and Michipn State up by four poan~ clock
failed to run for at lc:ut 10 seconds. MSU b Jud
Heathcole, who went wild on the sideline when the
incident occurred, insisted it pve the Jaybawks just
enouah time to force the overtime -and eventually to
gain the rejional final apfost North Carolina State, a
70-66 winner over Iowa State.
Amie Ferrin. athletic director at Vt.alt and a member
of the NCAA Basketball Committee. said the clock
operator was unaware the clock bad malft1ocdoned until
Heathcote rushed to the scorer's table. And since the
timer was unaware how much time should have expired,
Ferrin said, it was ''not a oo~table error."
But be added that the timer .. probably should have
called the officials over and asked them to get the coaches
together and arrive at a mutually agreeable adjustment of
the clock." ·
Because of "a bug in the system ... we will have a
standby clock operated by an official for Sunday's
(today's) game," Ferrin said. Kansas Coa<;l! Larry Brown
said the furor over the clock "ruined the-Whole niabt."
North Carolina State Coach Jim Valvano saidbe felt
it was "overly simplistic to say that the' timing problem
cost Michigan State the game. But rm surprised that in
such a big game, a correction was not made."
LSU'• Don R.edden controla ball u Ken·
tucky'a Wlnaton Bennett (25) ~d Kenny
Walker watch at Soatheut Reatonal final.
He dismissed arguments that the exhausting over-
time game might take its toll on Kansas. "Anybody in the
tou.mamcnt has to dodge a bullet somewhere," be said.
"We did it in the Arkaosas.-Little Rock game (an 80-66
double-overtime victory) and Kansas did it last night."
Vikes, Barons keep it going
Sunset pair record
triumphs; Irvine
tops Orange, 8-6
Marina and Fountain Valley fol-
lowed Friday's Sunset League suc-
cesses with non-league victoriel> Sat-
urday to highlight prep baseball
action.
Here's how 1t went:
Marina 11, Artesia 5: In a non-
toumament game at Artesia, the
Vikings' bats continued to sizzle, as
Marina clobbered the Pioneers.
Mike Huyler enjoyed a productive
day at the plate, going 3 for 3, all extra·
base hits. Huyler crashed a three-run
homer to the gap in left<enter to give
the Vikings a 4..Q lead in the second
mning, then tripled in two more in the
fourth and doubled in another in the
fifth.
Matt Hattabaugh aJso had a two-
run triple in a five-run fourth inning
for Marina. now 5-6 overaJI. The
Vikings' I I-run output followed a 9-4
victory over Ocean View on Friday.
Semor right-hander Mark Guedea
SOFTBALL
worked the first four innings aod
allowed two runs, both unearned.
Marina will be off until next Friday
when it visits Ocean View at 3 o'clock
in the final game of the Loara
Tournament.
Fou&ala Valley I, Nortb RJvenlde
4: The Barons had a lackluster day,
compared to their Friday extra-
inning win over Westminster, 1-S.
Jim Doyle went 2 for 3 with an RBI,
Mark Williamson was 2 for 3, and
Cl}ris Neria had a bit and one RBI in
apinch-hitter's role to lead the Barons
to the win in the final round of
consolation play in the much-delayed
Loara T ournamenL
Senior-shortstop Steve Mullen was
credited with an exceptional outing in
the field, coming up with winners on a
few unroutine plays.
Fountain VaJley is off this week,
and resumes play April I at Mile
Square Park against Edison.
lrvlae 8, Oruge I: Jn the Santa Ana
Elks Tournament's opening round,
Vaquero catcher Steve Habermehl
singled in the winning runs in the top
of the seventh inning as Irvine scored
twice to break a 6-6 tic and beat the
Panthers at Saddleback High.
Habermehl wl"nt 3 for 4 to spark
Irvine, which will meet Saddlebaclc at
noon Moqday in the second round.
Mike Moceri also went 3 for 4 for the
Vaqueros.
Irvine led 4-2 entering the top of the
fifth inning when Bobby Hamelin hit
a two-run homer to malce it 6-2.
However, Orange rallied to tic with a
pair of runs in the fifth and sixth
tnnings before Habermehl decided it
with his hit.
SaddJeback 1, Foot..W 0: Neil
Carter doubled in the game's only run
in the top of the second inning and
Jeff Rowe made it stand up with a
two-hitter as the Roadrunners won
the Santa Ana Elks Tournament
opener at Saddlcbaclc.
Rowe struck out five and walked
the same number in blanking f oot-
hill.
In a community college game:
Orange Coaat 4, Cerrltoa 3: The
Pirates rolled behind the complete-
game performance of Longo Garcia.
who survived seven wallcs and struck
out five.
The victory moved OCC (7..() in
conference play) into a 21h-game lead
over the Falcons (5-3), who lost for
the sccood time in as many days.
Edison, OV win pair of shutouts
Edison and Ocean View highs' gitls
softball teams got off to impressive
starts in the Ol'>Cning rounds of the
Canyon Tournament Saturday, each
sweeping their first two rounds with
shutout wins.
In collette competition, Southern
Californrn College s plit a
doubleheader against Azusa-Pacific.
Here's what happened:
Edison 1, Valencia O; Ed.itoD 5, El
Modena 0: The Chargers advanced in
the championship bracket thanks to
the fine pitching performances by
Terry Carpenter and Joyce Lyman.
ln the opener, Carpenter outdueled
Valencia's Michelle Granger, as the
Chargers scored the game's only run
on a squeeze bunt by Dena Balcer.
Martha Noffsinger led off the
inning with a single and moved her
wa1 around to third on another hit.
carpenter struck out siit and
walked one to earn the victory.
In the second game, Lyman
blanked EJ Modena on three hits.
striking out seven and walking three.
Lyman was 2 for 4 at the plate, while
Kim Golfos went 2 for 2 and scored
twice.
The Chargers, now I 1-1 overaU will
next play in the Canyon Tournament
on April 4.
Ocean View 1, St. Jose-O: Ocean
Vlew 5, Simi Valley t : f<.rista Law-
son's base hit in the bottom of the I 0th
inning scored Cindy Schneller as the
Seahawks passed up the Jesters in the
first-round game.
Jackie Oakley pitched the win,
striking out 17 in the process.
In the second game, Gretchen Bock
went 2 for 4 and Dana Crane was 2 for
3 in pacing Ocean View ~t Simi.
Schneller homered and pitched the
win.
The Seahawks advance to play
tournament host Canyon Fnday
night 10 an 8 o'clock game at Peralta
Park.
In college action:
SoCa1 Colle1e 1·0, AJaaa-Pactflc
0-4: Sarah Beattie threw a three-hit
shutout and Ta via Harwell went 2 for
3 with the only run scored to pace the
Vanguards to the NAIA District lJl
victory over the Cougars in the first
game of the doubleheader at sec.
Beattie, a freshman, struck out ~v~n and walked one in seven mnm~. Harwell led off the first inni~g by taking first on an error,
movmg to second on another error
and scoring on Angela Smith';
baschit.
Jn t~e second game. the Vanguards
committed seven errors which led to
three unearned runs in the loss.
Southern California Collcec
moved to 3-5 overall and 2-4 10
conference play.
EDISON CAPTURES OC TRACK TITLE •..
From Cl
20-81/• to place second m the long
jump; and a fourth-place 400 relay
time of 44.6 7.
The warm day and the lengthy
duration of most events, due to the
volume of schools competing,
seemed to wear on the athletes as only
one meet record was eclipsed.
Senior Steve Williams of Servite.
the defending CIF 3-A pole vault
champion, equaled his pe"'°nal best
of I S-6 to shatter the previous meet
record of 14-8 set in 1983. Williams
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missed on three attempts at 16-0. He
was awarded the Field Athlete of the
Meet trophy.
The Track Athlete of the Meet
award was literally swept away by
Anaheim's Mike Fritz the mcet's
only do11ble winner, takiDJ the 200
and 400-meter dashes. Fritz also
anchored the Colonists• 1,600 relay
team to a second-place finish.
Top area perfonnen included:
• J lm Olsen oflrvine. who won the
1600 in 4: 18, just two-tenths of a
GWC men, OCC women win
second off the meet record.
J?oug Blanecherc led the dominant
Edison shot putters with a winning
effort of 52-91/J.
•Newport Harbor's Carter Brown
topped the field in the 3,200 in 9:27.49.
•And T_om Cheng of Woodbridae
posted a Victorious triple jump mark of 44-ll/,,
UCI women wln
four-way meet
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pilina 378 points, while West Valley
Colleae manqed 36S for second and Ora_nac Coast Collqe finished third
with 285 at Cuesta Collcae.
Oranae Coast area teams swept the
top four spou in the SOO free with
Antimarino takina top hooon with a
4:49.38 swim, ahead of Haddad's
second place showina of 4:SS.OS .
OWCs Mark Wicks took third
(4:SS.12) and Jeff Bosin was fourth
(4:SS.S8).
UC Irvine's women's track team
took fint place in a four-team meet at
Anteater Stad_ium Saturday, led by f~hma~ Kann Orelsson and junior Jill Hamn11on.
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Rustler qualifien for the State meet
included: Rand_r Folker (400 individ-
ual medley. 200 back}. Tony Ame
(200 fly), Gordon Bera (100, 200
back), and Piper Antimarino (500
free, 200 fly). Onnac Coast swim-
mers who qualified are: Carl Stewart ~back. 200 back), Jeff Youna (t 00
st, 200 breast). and Rick Haddad
(SOO free).
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won the title for the third straight
year, casUy outscorina Golden West.
430-336.
Cheri Catpenter won the SO butterf·
ly in 28.00 and was a member of the
victorious freestyle relay team.
Jeanene Youna completed her
sweepoftbedlvin&hent! by winnina
the I-meter, and Jenny North won the SO backstroke in 29. 71
.Orc~uon, from Sweden, won the ~nple JUmp at 38-IO'h and the Iona
Jump at 18-S.Y., She also placed third
1n the JOO.meter hurdles and fifth i'> th~ javelin.
Harrin11on, a cOrona del Mar Hi~
product, won the I ,SOO meters tn
4:32.3 and fini1hed tee0nd in the 800
metersin 57.8.JcnnyUndmnanwon t~ hi&b ju.mp at S· 10.
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C4 Or11nge OoMt DAILY PILOT I Sundey, March 23, 1988
;I BASEBALL \ --
'85 AL division winners outslug foes
raise his sprina battina averaae to .476. Royals prevail, 18-9;
Toronto romps. 18---=8--
Here's a look: combined on a tour-hitter and third bueman
Royal• 11, W'1te So.x t : Lonnie Smith, Steve Buechele, p!Ayina in his first exhibition
Darryl Motley and Frank White, who hit his game this sprin& Hned a two-run pmc-wrnnina
third homer of the spri~ also had three hits single as the Ranaers defeated the Astros.
each as part of the Royals 24-hit attack. C."'laal• I, Ptratee t : Rick Honon and
Blee Jay• 11, Expo1 A: The Blue Jays Bob Forsch combined on a six-hitter and Andy
From AP ...,.tclllet collected IS hits in buryiqi the Expos. Rance Van Slyke drove home two runs. lcadina St.
ladlaa1l,Olutt•:Jim Wcaverbita tbree-
run, pinch-hit homer in a five--run, sixth-innina
raJly that carried Oeveland over San Fnncisco.
h was the Indians' fifth victory in their lut six
aames.
The Giants had~umpcd to a S-1 lead witb
five unearned runs m the second before the
Indians rallied. Rookie Will Clark bad two
doubles for the Giants, including a two-run shot
in the seoond.
UC Irvine
divides
twin bill
Craig Brink pitched his s.econd
complete game of the season as the
UC Irvine baseball team beat Oral
Robcns in the fint pme of a
doubleheader Saturday, 11-S, at UCI.
Mulliniks contributed a home run, a double Louis over Pittsburgh.
The world champion Kansas City Royals and three RBI. Willie Upshaw hit a two-run Twlat f, Reel Sox O: Kirby Puckett drove io
and defendin& Amencan Loaaue West cham-homer and scored three runs, and Cliff Johnson three runs to lead Minnesota over the Red Sox.
pion Toronto ~luc Jars both sJuaed their ways belted a solo home run. · Puckett drove in the game's first run with a
to exhibition basebaJ victories S&turday. Yaakee1 s. Oriole. 1: Bob Shirley and three groundout in the fifth inning and knocked in
Desianated hitter Hal McRae collected other New York pitchers combined on a four-two runs in the seventh with a double. Puckett
four hits, including his first home run of the hitter as tht' Yankees nipped the Orioles. scored the fourth Twins' run on Mickey
Cabe 3, Padret 1: Left-hander Steve Trout
allowed only one run in six inninas and three
Chicago hitters drove in runs as the Cub~
defeated the Padres. sprina, to lead the Royals to an 18-9 decision Met• a, Brave1 S: Howard Johnson Hatcher's sin~e.
over the Chicago White Sox. slammed a two-run homer and Tim Teufel PltJIUet t, Red1 I: Steve Jeltz's three-run
George BeU smashed two ofToronto's five knocked in two more runs as the Mets defeated homer in the second inning led the Phillies over
home runs and drove in five runs as the Blue the Braves. the Reds. Jeltz, replacing injured shortstop
Jays pounded the Mont:rul Expos, 18-8. Rucen I, Altro• !: five Texas pitchers Tom Foley in the hneuo. also had a sin e to
A'• 7, Martaen 3: Jose Rijo struck out eight
in five innings while all-Owing two hits as
Oakland defeated Seattle.
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umana Hospital
Huntington Beach
17772 Beach Boulevard
\1onday. March 2.tth & Tuesday. March 25th
at 7:30 P.M .
Hospital Cafeteria
Tuesday, March 25th at 12:00 noon & 4:3f P. M.
'.\1odular Classroom in North Parking L t
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The Titans rallied from a t.brce-nui
deficit to salvage the nightcap, 9-S.
In the opener, the Anteaten
(10-8-2) erupted for six ~ns int be
second innina to give Bnnk all the
support be required. Mike Supt led
off with a double and Doua KJme was
hit by a pitch.
Four straijht RBI sinaies -~Y
Mike Fay, tMark Webster, Chris
Gallego and Eddie O ark -pvc UCI
a 4-1 lead. A voundout by Devan
Shockley and Sacrifice fl): by_ Tom
Baine closed out the sconna in the
inning. . . .
Despite two sacrifice 01es, Ba.inc
had bis hitting streak of 13 games
snapped as he went 0 for 2. The 13-
game streak was the longest for a UCI
player this season, one more than
Gene Roumimper earlier this year.
Brink improved bis record to 3-1
and pitched the fifth complete game
for the Anteaters this season. one
more than UCI had all of last year.
Clark was 2 for 2 in the opener with
three walks and three runs scored. r n another game:
SoCal CoUe1e 1-1, WethDotat 1-1:
Tim Fonugno struck out 16, gave up
four hits and an unearned run to lead
the Vanguards to victory in the
second game of the NAIA Distric1 JIJ
doubleheader at Westmont.
In the first game, a grand slam by
Rick Geringer in the fourth propelled
the Warriors to the win.
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Location counts. That's
why University T<7Ner In
The Marketplace at Uni-
versity TCM1n Center will be the
smart business address in
Orange County. Strateglcslty
located in Irvine 's Airport·
Metro-UC I Triangle, across ,/ (f?
the street from UC Irvine, the ;/
10-story University Towerls i°/_. -~ c....
the only flrsr-class office ~· ~ '-'4 building m rhe master-planned ~ ~ \: .__uc _____ °"'"""_'_
University Town Center,
Orange County's nf1N9st
"small town." Minutes from
three free.v11Ys. Un/verslf'f
Tower will offer a prime Irvine
location without the COOf/8Stion
of the central business a/98,
a park-like settlnflt views,
free pa.rl(jng and the sur-
rounding Marketplace, an
already-open retail, restaurant
and entertainment center.
Open Summ« 1986
A development of
Davison & Ferguson
Leasing Office
In The Marlcetplace;
4249 Campus Dr., Suite 152
/Nine, C.lifomla 92118
1141154-2441
Exclusive Leasing AQent:
Iliff, Thom & Co.
Tom Ack/am, Bob Stillwagon
'------------The Edvcar.a ~ 01 Dolt'f1 &13k!eU ------------1 ,,, 0rettgfl County
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............... '-.... llayCompany •the only atoreat Soath Cout Plaa ln 1985 (left). ta now fl•nlred by two more mall ph•·•· puklna atractare and tlae Perforalq An. Ceater (~t).
Buy_ers' bonanza in the bean field still booming
By JOYCE SCHERER BODLOvtCB
D19r"9CCcu1 S • I
The black and white aerial glossy photographed on a
clear day in June 1965, revealed a balf-<:onstructed Mav
Company occupying a lone spot OD the 66-acrc site of
South Coast Plaza shopin4 center.
Today, 19 years after its grand opening. South Coast
Plaza bas increased its directory to include seven
additional major department stores and 185 mall sbo{>S.
And ... the former lima bean field continues to invtte
expansion.
In 1967, CJ. Segentrom & Sons, ownen and
developen of the Costa Mesa shopping mecca. master-
plannec:t the indoor facility in a four-phase schedule of
growth, said South Coast Plaza's Community Relations
Director Werner Escher.
"Sears and May Company were the first two major
stores., along with 70 mall stores in the initlal
development,·· he said. •
"Phase Two bepn in 1973 where situated between
the Carousel Court and Jewel Court, 60 new stores of
national prominence were added to create a street of
distinguished shops. Phase ThRe followed fourlears later
with the tint of three m~department stores: . Map.in.
Nordstrom in 1978 and Fifth Avenue completed the
trio in 1979."
Phase Four, according to Escher, started in fall of
1985 with Ralph Lauren and Gucci lcad.ina the way.
Ground was broken this month for a 90,000-sqwue-foot
addition to Bullock's. The 650,000-sq~foot new
Robinson's and Broadway wing is scheduled to open in
late 1986 along with 70 new mall shops.
Another e.xpansion, according to Escher. is the
ORANGE COAST STOCKS
Here are the stock market activities of publicly traded
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Nordstrom store that will double its [>!'C!ICDt siu of
240,000 square feet. The vacated 120,00CHqua.re-foot
Nordstrom is set for renovation and will include another
30 stores.
"Nearly eiabt ~ after its last major addition.
South Coast Plaza ts al.most doubling in me," be said.
"With the expansion completed, the retail complex will
measure 2.9 million square feet, compued to the current
1.8 million. Parkina will be increased by al.most 3,000
automobiles in a three-tier llI'llt structure."
Escher says it is the new approach to puicina that
dramatically affects the addition of the new wins where
one of Costa Mesa's ~or city streets cuts throuab the
project and separates the Broadway and Robinson'• from
the carli!f.~hased development of South Coast Plaza.
"U · e many early sbopPing center developments
which extend their ~ by brid&ina streets with parlcina
on the perimeter, South Coast Plaza's Ro~
inson's/Broadway expansion on the west side of Bear
Street will abut the street thus providing a pedestrian
viewing into the stores and access from the sidewa.lk." be
said.
··All partina will be off'-ltrCCt and c10IC to the froot
door. The customer will not be ex poled to wide expuaes
of perimeter parkina u reOectcd in South Cout Plaza••
ori&inal dcsian and carried out lhrouab two expansions."
Current construction activity, Eicher said. will make
Sou.th Coast Plaza the larJest concentration of retai1i.nt
sales volume in C&lifornia. Its estimated S4SO millioo ill
sales last is projected to inacqe to S735 million by
the end o~t year after Phue Four is completed.
What South Coast Plaza means in bard cub to Colla
Mesa's acneral fund is a 1 percent Wt buc. That would
translate, if Escher's estimate is accurate, to a $4.5 million
tax revenue in 1985.
"Costa Mesa is the envy of Ora.nae County's 26
cities," said Escher ... Every city would love to have this
complex."
Thrifty agrees to buy Guild Inc.
LOS ANGELES (AP,
10
Thrifty Col"p. bas agreed to
buy the Guild druptore c · for stock worth about S 12. S
million, Thrifty officials announced.
Thrifty Chairman Leonard H. Straus said last
Thursday most of the Guild lnc.'s 13 stores included in
the purchase would be converted to Thrifty Jr. stores ..
In addition to the Guild stores, Thrifty will acquire
scvcra1 leases on retail land in Los ADldes and Oranac
counties to be held as income properties., Straus uid.
Donald G. Guild. president of the Canon-bued
Guild Inc., refused to comment on the sale.
The Guild acquisition is the second by Los An&elcs-
based Thrifty lhi• l?.1'· In January, the company bouabt
the 1 S-storc Dru& Kina chain. Some of those stoTCS are
already beina converted to Thrifty Jrs.
Straus said he hopes to add 25storesa1car to the
Thrifty chain. Thrifty COrp. owns 550 Thrifty Dnl& stota
and 90 Bi& 5 Spon.inc Goods stores and has interests in the
187-store Crown Boob chain and the 72--storc Trak Auto
West discount auto parts chain..
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Meadows opening
attracts a crowd
Altamar presents
68 Niguel homes
More than 425 homeshoppers ture formal entries, llvlng rooms John Laing tiomes Is eel-and growing famllles. They have
attended the kickoff weekend of · itnd dining rooms, breakfast ebratlng the grand opening this beeh created In two-story de-
grand opening month at Laguna nooks, and dens. weekend of Altamar, a $13-tached formats with from 1,096
Meadows, a 120-home com-Alrcondltlonlnglsatandard,as mllllon development of alngle-to 1,625 square feet. The ar-
munlty In Laguna H·111s, reports are double-paned windows for family residences within the rangements offer two or three
Robert E. Kreis, president of maximum Insulation and energy Niguel Ranch master-planned bedrooms with 21h baths, and
Terra Industries, Inc .. the de-conservation. as well as sky-community. attached two-car garages.
veloper. lights. An lnltlal phase of 68 homes Is The homes' exterior archltec-
"People really responded to Fireplaces are optional In all being presented at prices rang-ture offers nine traditional Call-
our grand opening weekend fes-models. Ing from $126,990 to $154,990. fornla-Spanlsh styllngs ~Ith tile
tlvltles," Kreis said. "So, we've Only a few steps ·from every First occupancy Is scheduled roofs. 1
decided to designate March as Laguna Meadows front door, the for June at the new neigh-
grand openlng·month. community's recreation faclllty borhood,whlchwlllencompassa Interiors feature such
Laguna Meadows offers a has a swimming pool, two total of 90 homes when com-amenities as formal dining areas,
choice of four two-level saunas, a spa, and two lighted plated. llvlng rooms with wood-burning
townhome plans. There are two, tennis courts. Altamar Is John Laing Homes' fireplaces, an optlonal den In one
two-bedroom models and two, Prices range from $114,900 to second resldentlal development home and a family room In
three-bedroom homes. Living $146,750 with a limited amount In the United States. The firm Is a another.
areas range from approximately of 91/e percent fixed-rate 30-year subsidiary of London-based The homes feature volume
1,250 square feetto 1. 715 square financing. John Laing pie (public limited ceilings and plenty of glass.
feet. Addltlonal Information may be company).
Most floor plans are designed obtained by calling the sales The residences, designed by Three furnished model homes
around a recessed private entry office at 581-4840. The office Is the award-winning architectural by Design 1 are being Introduced
patio that can double as an open dally from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. firm of Corbin, Yamafujl & Part-at this weekend's grand opening.
enclosed auto terrace. Every To reach It. take the Lake Forest ners, has already attracted atten-The sales complex Is open dally
home has a fenced rear patio and Drive offramp from the San Diego tlon from would-be homebuyers. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 24416
a view-oriented deck. The one-Freeway and pro cee d Three Altamar floor plans are Estrella.
and two-car garages are at-oceanward (southwest) on Lake Hoeteu Bobble Benrold (dark dreu) an•wen proepective designed to meet the llfestyle For more information, call
teched and have automatic door Forest approximately one mlle. homebuyen' queation• at LaCuna Meadow• kickoff. needs of young married couples 495-2162.
openers. r:::=================================-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__::__....::..~~~~__:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Laguna Meadows' homes fea-
Subtle •
touches
enhance
• project
Terrace Collection--
amen ittes become
apparent close up
The Terrace Collection, newest
residential series at Belcourt, has
plenty of subtle touches.
Wet bars may be topped with
either hand-set marble or
ceramic tile. There's a built-In
central vacuum system. An elec-
tronic security system In each
home complements the neigh-
borhood's perimeter wall and
guard-gated entries.
Crown moldings are discreetly
used in selected settings, as are
oversized base mouldings. En-
tries and kitchen-nook areas are
floored either with ceramic tile or
hardwood.
"The variety and extent of the
subtle builder touches only be-
come apparent to those really
paying attention," said Cheryl
Schott, project sales manager for
the J.M. Peters Co .. builder of
Belcourt. "For everyone else.
there's just an undefined sense
of fine, sophisticated architec-
ture."
The Terrace Collection con-
sists of four, two-story attached
floor plans, ranging In size from
2,254 to 3,351 square feet, with
three or four bedrooms and up to
31/2 baths
"One of the most popular
features with visitors recently has
been our luxurious master suit-
es." said Schott "In the Plan D,
for Instance. we have a free-
standing fireplace separating the
bedroom from Its retreat.
·'The separation between the
master bedroom and the retreat
In the Plan C Is a distinctive I
architectural element." she I
added, "with a fireplace In the
retreat."
Frreplaces throughout the Ter-
race Collection are faced and
hearthed with either ceramic tile
or marble.
Kitchen features Include a trl-
convertlble hoodless cooktop, a
microwave oven , food center.
"steam clean" dishwasher, bullt-
ln can opener and trash compac-
tor.
Prices begin at $445,000.
Models are open dally from 10
a.m. untll 5 p.m.
For more Information. call
840-1501.
To reach Belcourt, taJ<e the
Jamboree Road offramp from
the San Diego Freeway and drive
toward the coast. Turn lett onto
MacArthur, then right on Ford
Road. The entrance to Belcourt
wlll be on the right.
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cul~ location of this home offers
privacy with city lights and mountain
vtews. You will find It hard to believe
anyone ever lived In this beauty
$595,000.
BUILD YOUI DREAM HOME
One of the few vacant lots available In
the prMtlglous area of Harbor Ridge.
18,000+ sq. ft. of bulldlno space on a
premium cul-de-sac street.
LENDBI OWNBD CUSTOM
IN BAUOI llDGB
Outatandlng 5Bdrm, 5\.\Ba home
w/pool and tpa. Thi• 5,800 aq. ft. home
f .. turee a matr autte w/aauna. huge
family room with bar and aeparate den.
-3 car garage. Excellent uae of rich hard-
wood•. Hurry, this one 11 priced to sell
qulciclyl $995,000. Open Sunday 1-5.
BBST V1EW LOCATION
In Harbor Ridge CrMt. This beautiful
3Bdrm "Renal ... nce" home Is a must
to .... Guarded gate comm. with water,
city llghtl 6 woodsy location. This ex-
cluafve horM In Newport Beach Is amid
multl-mllllOn dollar custom homes, for
just 12.450/mo.
"BAl.801 IIDGB L01"' One of the ftneet Iota In Harbor
Aldge ... Unobatructed ocean and city
Ught vtew. No roof tops shown. Incl art
p11n1 for a 10,000 9Q. ft. 1uthent1C
ChtMM home. See & compare this OM
at MH.000.
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NEW LISTINGS
IEWNIT 1U11 1112, 111
Exciting 3 BR highly upgraded home with lush
fruit trees. Many amenities found In expensive
homes are here.
llYm TDUll 1121,111
Corner location with lovety private garden. 3 BR,
each with Its own bath, all beautifully main-
tained.
WYO 1111,111
Expanded, highly customized 3 BR Nantucket
with ocean view. French doors. wood trims,
added family area & windows, skytlght, large
yard.
U1111U sna.-
charm1n9 Cape Cod home with beamed cell-
lngs, separate guest quarters, large south patio.
Delightful master suite looking out to palto.
llllH NW ... Mn•
Portoflno 4 BR, 31h BA. One of the largest and
best lots In prime location with pool, spa.
skylights. Tastefully decorated.
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Dynamite vtews from this 3 BR condo. Beautiful
Kol pond & fountain In.entry provides the setting
of this meticulous home.
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Excellent location In Big Canyon. Popular Mon-
aco plan with extra large lot with view of ocean
and city night lights.
SllllOUfFI llH,111
The home you have been waiting forl Re-
modeled with style and taste. FR. 3 BR, formal
dining room. french doors and windows.
UllllU 1111,111
Owner wants offers on beautiful bayfront
duplex. 3 BR, 2 BA. fireplace & bay view patios
for each unit. Easy to convert to slngle famlty.
LIDO ISLE
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Located on quiet end of Lido. Delightful 3 BA.
newly painted & carpeted, south sunny patio,
beamed LR. brick fireplace.
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Dellghtful 3 BA, trench doors, plastered oefllngs.
BBQ and Nutone center In kitchen. upstairs
master suite. Superb corner locatlonl
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SensatlonaJ sweeping vtews of bay. ocean, New-
port Center and moutalns from best unit In Lido
Park hlghrlse bulldlng. Full MCurlty.
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Sophisticated elegance, 1 '~ years. french doors.
3 fireplaces, marble floors. 5 BA, 4 BA. maids
room, family room & mueh more.
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A fabulous Engllah Tudor 5 BR on exoettent
corner location. Finest construction, paneled
library, great built-Ins, poof and apa.
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5 BR home on north channel. Country kitchen, 3
flreplacet, gtgantle mut• aulte, rumpus room.
Pier and atlp lOf 60' boat.
9:00 A»-5:00 PM
'42-5871
IN '85 86
COLDWELL BANKER
NEWPORT BEACH
AVERAGES A HOME
SOLD
EVERYDAY
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SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK IIJ
OPEN HOUSES 1-5
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UIMIYllW.-S 1111 Pert._.
3BR $242.500 R. KURTZ
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3BR $320.000 L. ROSE
IUYllW 1M1fNMltllla
3BR, view $375,000 G.ANOERSON ...,..., 12'2 .........
•BR. FR, Pool $387,000 M. GUTH
N•MJ"9T ..........
4BR $~9.500 H. THAMER .. """' , .......... ..,..
3BR, View ~95,000 J . CAMPBELL ---........ _.
2BR.Oen $550,000 E. BOWIE .... 1l ...... ,..
4BR, FR/Bonus $615.000 K.PARKER
lnaAlla.L us. .....
68R, FR. View $625,000 B.REEOY
IPfllASI aL ,..,....,
6BR, FR, View $899,000 M.REEOY
1.91 Ill.I 12l TI. LWt ~
•BR.FR $1,«5.000 E. OLSON ...... . .........
58R. Library, Vu, $2.250,000 J. AKERMAN
NEWPORT BEACH
"' ....... 1111,111 Excellent buy with land lnlcuded. 3 BA, 2 BA end
unit with lots of light and air 2 story with lovely
prtvate patio.
...... 122 .....
Beautifully maintained & decorated 3 BR condo.
Private & serene eettlng with peek of bay.
Parquet entry & white tile In kitchen.
l'llllYllW llH,111
Palermo noor plan with 4BR. 2YtBA. Lots of
prtvacy with oourtyard. large covered patio In
back. Fabulous 2 flreplaces. Best buyl --....... Beeuttful 4 BR home with large family room.
Exceptlonally to~ patio with private poot and
spa. Wood floorl and Iota of red brtck
644-9060
CORONA DEL MAR
'17111""' al.I ......
Tastefully decorated and metlcoloutty maln-
taJned 3 BR home. Top of the llr)8 kttchen
appliances. Many cuS1om details. Fee land.
Ml ma IMIJlll ·
Elegant, freshly paJnted, new carpet, Plan 3 wtth
3BR + FR, lush landscaping. Megnlftcent private
area. pools & tennis. ....... --....... Gr098 annual Income $30,0001 2 BR, 2 BA unlt
with some bay vtewal Front unit 2 BR, 1 BA. Both
. units recently remodeled. Appofntment. ........ -... .. .... If you love Carmef, you will love this 3 BR home
su(rounded by IUlh greenery. Reduced price
reffects owner's d-'re to sell.
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Compare this home at this price anywhere In the
area. 3 BR, family room. large patio. 3 car
garage, quiet location.
........ ·-1••.:111
Newer custom home with 180° ocean/bay view.
Room for pool. 3 BA + FR Of 4 BR. 311t BA, 2
fireplaces. master BR retreat could be office Of
den.
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Rare Burlingame model with 4 BR. famlty room
plus huge bonus room. Beautiful yard with
fountaJn, barbeque. Soaring beamed ceilings.
IPTIUll 1•,111
The finest vaJue In full ooean. harbor and city
lights view. Newly decorated 3 BR + famlly room
home In quiet location.
srnws al 1•,111
Outstanding home with unobstructed vtewa of
ocean. harbor. city & sunsets. Sut>stantlally
upgraded. Poot, spa. 4 BR, family room.
....... Ill -11•,11•
Contemporary home for the entertainer. 4 BR
plus lmaJd's quarters on an oversized lot wtth
ocean and canyon vtews.
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Outstanding 6 BR home In aerence residential
neighborhood. Ocean. harbor, hllls. city llghts
and sunset vfew. A lovely place to llve. ....... .. .....
lmeccable tamlly home with aotar heated pool &
apa Mt In lulhty landacaped yard. Ocean view,
new kitchen, many exceptional detaJlsl ............. .. .....
Featured as cover home In L.A. Tlmee Home
Magazine and on AIA & COM home tours. One-
of-a-kind Cape Cod 4 BA and 1 BR apartment.
......... 11.-,111
Fabuloua wtth Mnaatlonal vtew of Llttle Corona.
waves cruhlng on rocks and )etty. Large famlly
room wtth retractat>Mt roof. 5 BR, 5 BA. ,...
-""''" •1.•,111 Boat allp ptus hUlslde view of harbof. lncredf bfe
buUdlng alte with f antutlc ptans approved by
Coastal Commtnlon.
2111 Sii .IOIQUll HILLS ROAD, IEWPORT BEACH
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BrubhfiEllis
USIDEN'nAl.UOKtltACE SERVI •
WI_, 'C'N" t•.111
Harbor Rid&e auard-gated com-
munity, 2BR, 2~BA. Ubrvy & den
with fabulous inland and night lilbt views. Beautiful d~r
throu&hout with wood and etched 11-front doon and plantation
ahunen. Ed kano and Maureen
White.
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Overlooking all of Newport Beach.
Thia home includes 5BR. 6 ~BA,
library, family room, billiard room.
exerdae room. wine room and much
more. A contemporary home with
aoaring spaces yet wann and mvit-fni. Waterfalls flow over rock in the
entry and into the pool and spa in
the back. Ed Fscano and Maureen
White.
lilMa lllll HIT• LIT lll0,000
Build your own dream home in t
prestigious guard-gated community
ol Harbor Ridge. The lot sits high
on the hill overlooking Newport
Harbor, Catalina and the Pacific
Ocean. Plans for a spectacular 3
level, 6,535 sq.ft. home. Maus-een
White and Ed F«ano.
Un.T 1711,000
Single story remodeled home. Ex-
cellent move-in condition. Separate
master suite + 2 guest bedrooms.
Marvelous use of light wood floors
& French doors. Room for your
boat. A superior value at $785.000
including land. May lease option.
Ann Peters •un• llllTllUIUI YILU 11,110,000
Elegant 5 BR. custom home on over-
sized lot, Features formal living
room and dining room, family room
and spacious billiard room with
hardwood floors and fire place
Overlooks fabulous views on Big
Canyon's 14th green. Includes large
pool and s pa . Da nn y
Bibb/Stephanie Grody
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OUT TUlfTllUl IHl,000
This warm and cozy, beautifully
decorated 4BR, 3BA home 1s one of
our finest offerings. New country
kitchen, French doors. lots of brick,
lush gardens and a very private
yard with pool. Well priced at
$665,000. Danny Bibb.
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F&llWAY LIO&Tlll 1111,0IO
Four bedroom, 4BA, fanuyl room.
billiard room. plus a 2BR guest
suite. A private pool enhances th is
prestige property Owner IS very
motivated. Danny B1bb/S~pharue
Grody
1111AUYE111 CHIUJ 12,210,000
Cozy fireplaces. antique wetbar,
beautilul oak floors. spa, and much.
much more. Spectacular ocean
views from all three levels and very
solidly constructed. Offered at
$2,250,000. Danny Bibb and Martha
Macnab
llnLWILI llETllUT 11,HO,OOO
Two wonderful large homes, one
recently finished, the other a large
log home built in 1900. These homes
with two cascading mountain
streams are surrounded by 15 acres
of stately trees and fem gardens.
Barbara Aune.
UfflllT L.I. 1311,000
Space for 2 boats m this one story
3BR home with den and two fire-
places. Large deck with wonderful
view of bay and Newport Center
Land purchase price $222.500.
Under $600,000 for a home on the
bay in Dover Shores. Barbara Aune
FAllLHS Ul..._.ll Cll 12IO,OOO
Near new 3BR condomuuum on
beautJful street m Corona del Mar
5 blocks to the ocean. 2 decks -one
with private spa, Beautiful tile
bathrooms and lotchen wllh Jen-
nair. nucrowave, etc Owner may
assist with financing M1ck1 Cooper
IL Tll&Tf 11 111 CUYll 12,llO,OOO
BeC\µtifuJ traditional custom built
home Absolute perfection Two
years under construcuon. Carved
oak doors, heavy crown moldings.
solid brass hardware. Wonderful
golf course and lake Vlew Five
large bedrooms. formal dmmg
room. Wonderful pool and patio
area for entertain.mg Central aJann
system. Beveily Morphy and
Barbara Aune
1&1•1011T IUSTEIPIECE
11 Ullll lllHE Sll0,000
This customized home captivates
the dazzling night lights and sunset
views! Four bedrooms, 3 111 BA, 2
family rooms, a library. fonnal Liv-
ing/dining room area, plus com -
munity pools, spas. and tennis
Maralou Ingold
LAlllHlltU ... I
1PY1UU llU 1141,000
Four bedrooms + bonus room home
on pool size lot overlooking canyon
Qwet, restful view Very motavated
teller w1ll cons1der tenn.4'. Submit'
Now offered at $549.000 Virginia
Swan.
-If ~&111• 0110'1 nmst 1111,IOO
Full on ocean \flew PrivatA> pool,
2BR. 2BA + den A.Jr conditioning.
skylights. rnnch doo" plu.s w
ameniUet that thts gated commuru-
ty has to off er. Ann Peters
JJ 2 CIVIC PWA, lllTI 100
144-12•
OPEi SUlllY 1--1
OlJ( CllL .. _. ......... $541,111-·--311 t1l•1•M ~ bdrm family home + income .............. , ..... L Curci
1AL1N IUISltlA..-$475,•-··· 115 £ _ _.,
3 bdrm, 2 bath on the bay. .. M. Rousselot
TUITl.£toel. .............. $345,•-······ ... 11 ,.._.,
Per1ectly located, 4 bdrm............................ 8. Hutchinp
Oll( Clll ...... .-.. wu ms.•--llt .......
ClasS1C 2 bdrm. I bath collate .... .. .. H. Markas
HllE TtlUCl ....... ._.SlM ............... Hll ......
1vte 4 bdrm, pool.. .. . .. ... .. .. ...... V. Sinclair
HOAlllOOl IYI ... -... S37t,Mt._._ 2512 Wl•...t
Private 5 bdrm. single story ... . .................. J. Bracey
OlJE Cll ................. $3Jt,5tt ................. 721 f.-.t
2/3 bdrm duples, mini oc'an vu.. .. ........ M. vonGelltf'rn
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REALTORS, 675-6000
HtS Eaet C-.. HJellway, c-._ ••• Mar
HOMES FOR SILE
2 IEDROOI
110 33rd Street (Balboa Penln) NB
644-6200 $344,000 Sunday 1-5
JUST USTED1 , ...•. , . ., '"''
ht1r S•1n1
OPEi SUIDIY 1-1
Custom alngle 1tory Ranch Style
wtth Estate-Size lot...over 'h Acre
w/lnvltlng pool & IPL Medlter-
raneen Style Interior. Terra cotta
tlled ftoora, lolld oak French doors,
beamed celllnga. Large formal din-
ing room, Kitchen/Family room
w/corner fireplace. 4 Bedrooms, 3
Baths. Fully air conditioned & In-
sulated In 1985.
$431,000 llOUllll WI
LIDO PACIFIC IUL n
•12-1211 ............
.... 144-1111
••vNarbonne, Harbor Ridge, NB
640-~868 $995,000 Sunday 1-5
v•••2 La Sanda. South Laguna
760-8333 $2, 100,000 Sunday 1-5
••••2926 Perla, The Bluffs, N.B
722-6460 $379.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
508 Ventaja (Bluffs) Newport Beach
759-6700 $235,000 Sunday 1-5
30 Canyon ISiand. Big Canyon. NB 104 Via Florence (lido Isle) NB
640-4'868 $164,900 Saturday 2-5 673-7771 Sunday 11:30-4
594 Hamllton-C. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $107.00
•398 Vista Baya. Newport Beach
Sunday 1-5 645-0303 $2'49,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2756 Hiiiview. Harbor View Homes **1916 W. Oceanfront. Newport Beach
760-8333 $229,000 Sunday 1-5 494-1177 $590,000 Sunday 2-5
1758 Santa Ana Ave. Eastslde CM •2105 Yacht Wanderer (Seavtew) Nwpt Bch
631-2242 $238,500 Sunday 1-5 759-9100 $355,000 Sunday 1~
2 BR ,1us Fll RI or DEi • IEDROOI
515 El Modena. Newport Beach
962-8891 $209,900 Sunday 12_. * 1334 Antigua Way, Newport Beach
645-0303 $379,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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PETE BARRETI . REALTY
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1223 Portalde (Harbor View Hiiia) NB * •300 Cagney Lane(PenthouM#i)N.B
644-6200 $439,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 , 645-0303 $127,500 Sunday 1_.
•24 Rockingham (Belcourt) NB
644-6200 $895.000 Sat/Sun 2-5 2 IEDROOI
v22 Royal St. George. Big Cyn, NB
760-8333 $525,000 Sunday 1-4' ••(lBR) 300 Cagney Lane (PH6) Npt 8ctl
• 10 Stillwater (Turtlerock) Irvine 645-0303 $120,900 Sunday 1_.
675-6000 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**510 Via Udo Nord, Udo Isle. NB
644-9060 $1,395,000 Sunday 1-5 2 BR plus Fll RI or IEI
**627 Via Udo Soud. Lido Isle, N.B ••2792 Longwood Court, CM
644-9060 $1,445,000 Sunday 1-5 546-2313 $ l 68,500 Sunday ,_.
**1410 W. Bay, Newport Beach I
631-1266 $875,000 Sunday 1-5 3 IEDROOI
I BEDROOI j * •875 Deep Creek, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $127,300 Sat/Sun 1-5
2512 Wavecrest (Harbor Vu Hiiia) NB ·.
644-0121 $379,000 Sunday 1-5· 3 BR plus Fll RI or DEi
1
2 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) NB
759-6700 $375,000 Sunday 1-5 2315 Arbutus, Newport Beach
546-2313 $259,950 Sunday 1_.
5 IR 19lus Fll RI or DEi
••2773 Bunting Circle. Costa Mesa
301 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) NB
759-9 100 $ 195,000 Sunday 1-4
**31921 So. Coast Hwy, South Laguna
673-7300 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1~ * * 111 Bayside Place, Corona del Mar
675-6161 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
546-2313 $279,000 Sunday 1-4
12 Burning Tree (Big Canyon) NB
644-6200 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• IEDROOI
104 Via Lorca. lido Isle, N.B
644-9060 $449.000 ••1 Burning Tree (Big Canyon) NB
Sunday 12-3 759-6700 $1,200,000 Sunday 12-4 •2912 Quedada (Bluffs) Nwpt Bch ••3174i Contljo Way, Coto de Caza 759-9100 $225,000FEE Sunday 1_.:30 v-44 Whitewater, Jasmine Creek 818 Harbor Island Drive, Newport Beach 644-6200 $1 ,050,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
760-8333 $269.000 Sunday 1-5 759-6700 $975,000 Sunday 1-5 ••933 Crocus. Costa Mesa *427 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) Newport Beach
759 3513 $229,900 Sunday 2-5 39 Whitewater, Jasmine Creek, CdM 2001 Kewamee, (lrvlne Terrace) COM 546-2313 $189,000 Sun 11:30-4
893-3973 $299,000 Sat./Sun 1-5 673-2724 $396,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 Deerwood. Big Canyon, N.B
644-9060 $2,250,000 Sunday 1-5
1506 Dorothy Lane (Westcllff) Nwpt Bch
759-6700 $320,000 Sunday 11-3 •2753 Vista Umbrosa. Newport Bea.ch
759-5080 $269,500 Sun 12-~
7 44 Wlndgate. Costa Mesa
Sun 1-4 * 1836 Kinglet. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $135,900 546-2313 $259,900 Sunday 1~
oh 1501 Santanella Ter-
3 BEDROOI race, Irvine Terrac.
759-1877 $344,000
Sunday 1-5
•IR ,1us
31 1 Goldenrod, Olde Corona del Mar
673-2254 $549,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
I 268 Bay Street, Costa Mesa
Sun 1-4 205 Via Jucar (Udo Isle) N.B. 7 Hermitage (Big Canyon) Newport Beach 645-0303 $177,500 675-6259 $429,000 Sat./Sun. 1-5 644-6200 $1,075,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
' 903 E. Chestnut, Santa Ana 2225 W. Manley. Santa Ana
546-2313 $105.000 Sun 1_. 5'46-2313 $162,000 Sunday 1-4
* * 105 Edgewater (Bal. Penln) NB
675-6000 $475,000 Sunday 1-5
* •905 Lombard Ct. Costa Mesa
631-1266 $134.000 Sunday 12_.
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730 Malabar. lrvlne Terrace, CdM
759-1877 $275,000 Sunday 1-5
1146 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB
644-6200 $395,000 LH Sunday i-4'
424 Riviera Terrace, Corona del Mar
1 759-9100 $695.000 Sunday 1-5
• 18 Rue Chantllly, Big Canyon. N.B
645-0303 $585,000 Sunday 1-4
v-37 Rue Fountalnbleau (Big Cyn) NB
760-8333 $490,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
145 Via Undlne (lido Isle) Newport Beach
673-7300 $379,000 Sunday 1-4
1 105 Via Wazlers (lido Isle) NB
673-7300 $349,000 Sunday 2-4'
••3473 Windsor Court, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1 v 1901 Yacht Collnla, Seavlew, N.B
644-9060 $375,000 Sunday 1-5
3 Ill ,1111 Fll Ill tr IEI
• BR 11lus Fii RI or IEI
•74 Hiiicrest, Big Canyon. Nwpt Bch
1
673-8700 $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5
*30<49 Java Rd (Mesa Verde) CM
831-1266 $369,500 Sunday 1-4
103i Kings Rd, (Clltftlaven), Nwpt Bch
968-1021 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1800 BarmOU1h (Harbor View) N,B.
642-1355 $274,000 Sun. 1-5 ••33 Montpelller (Harbor Ridge) NB
644-6200 $750,000 Sunday 1-5 **2812 Bayshore Drive (Bayshores) NB
644-6200 $1 ,300,000 Sunday 1_. •••324 Morning Star(Dover Shores) NB
759-6700 $997.500 Sunday 1-5
4 Morro Bay (Spyglass) Newport Beach
644-6200 $635,000 Sunday 1-5
• * 7 Muir Beach. Spyglass
760-8333 $1 ,295,000 Sunday 1-5
3800 Ocean Birch (Spyglass Ridge) NB
644-6200 $535,000 Sunday 1-5
* 16 Point Loma (Spyglass) COM
644-6200 $625.000 Sunday 1-5
••25 Rldgellne (Harbor Ridge) NB
644-6200 $3,950,000 Sunday 1-5
700 15th Street (Cllffheven) NB • 20 Hlllabotough (Harbot Hiii) Nwpt Bd't
••22 Belmont (Harbot Hiii) Nwpt Bch
759-9100 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1_.
* •21 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) COM
644-6200 $519,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3327 Callfornla. Mesa Verde Nohh
559-6221 $.174,500 Sunday 1-5
•v18 Cypress Pt. Ln, Big Cyn, NB
640~868 $995,000 Sunday 1-5
280 East 15th St. Eaat Costa Mesa
645-0303 ~217,000 Sunday 1-4
** 1213 E. Balboa Blvd (Balboa Penln) NB
644-6200 $700,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
259 E. Bay. Costa Mesa
631-i266 Saturday/Sunday 1-5
*1459 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shrt, NB
432-0250 $439,000 lnci lend Sun 1·5
eoe Herbor 111e Dr. Newport BMch
759-9100 $1 ,075,000 • Sunday 1-5
* 1332 Santiago Dr, Dover Shrs, NB
548-7565 $369,500 Sunday 1-5 ••6 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge, Nwpt Bch
6-40_.868 $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5
**510 Via Udo Nord. Udo Isle, N.B
644-9060 $1 ,395,000 Sunday 1·5
* •853 Via lido Soud (Lido lale) NB
769-6700 $3,750.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 IR ,1us 1 IR
621 Acacia, lrvlne Terrace. CdM
759-1877 $397,500 Set/Sun 1-5
610 Avocado, Olde Corona del Mar
675-6000 $295.000 Sunday 2-5
3 IR ,1us 2 IR ..
7201720'h Fernleaf, Olde Corona del Mar
675-6000 $339.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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•IR ,1u1 3 IR
208 & 210 Carnation. Corona del Mar
644-6200 $750.000 Sundey 1-5
CO II DOS
lOWllHOIES
FOR REiil
1
23 45 Arana, Eastbluff. Newport Beach
642-5200 $245,000 Sunday 1-5
644-6200 $305,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 759-9100 1775,000 Set/Sun 1·4 * •v2 Yorkshire, Harbor Ridge, NB
*3013 Jave, MeN Verde, CM 760-8333 $995,000 Sunday 1-5 ••(1BA) 300 Cagney Lane (106) Npt Bch
6<45-0303 $385.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 645-0303 $775/mo Sunday 1-4
**26 Balboa Coves. Newport Beach
645-0303 ~ 15,000 Sunday ,_. 1911 Kauai Dr. Cotta Mesa I Ill ,1111 Fll RI or IEI 5403 River Ave, Newport BMch
546-2313 $234,500 Sun 1-4 645-177 1 $92Smo Sat/Sun 9-3.00
V2655 Bayahor• Or. BlythOret. N.B
644-9060 ~39,000 Sunday 1-<4:30 606 "K" St, Belboe Peninsula, N.B
&44-9060 $439,500 Sunday 1~:30
• v 16 Betcourt. Belcourt
760-8333 $649,500 Sund1y 1·5 **815 Via Lido Soud (Lido Ille) NB
6?M 161 $2,200,000 S•t/Sun 1·5
•633 Cemeo Hlghland1, Corona del Mar 6•4~8200 1368.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
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••53 Monteclto (Spyg4ua) NB
644-8200 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 17 Carmel Bey Drive, Coton• del Mar ••1703 OriOte. Coeta Meee
759-9100 $557.500lnci lend Sunday 1-6 s.&-2313 $319,000 Sunday ,_.
ev2 Chetham, Bek:ourt •2224 Peclf'lc ~.Coton• del Mar
780-8333 $799,000 Sunday 1·5 8'4-8200 S950,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2021 Commodor• (Beyorest) Nwpt 8ch 309 Polneettla, Otde Cotone o.1. CdM
844-8200 $279,500 Sunday 1-5 675--5393 $557 ,500 Sunday 1-4
LOTS 84-85-86 Top of Rockypolnt Spyglau
6«-6200 $2, 700,000 S1t1Sun 8·8
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Sl tlK O..W l 75-38 5 ~ ~· w<;:"~ YUCCA VALLEY. Cute tned (id l ~ 1700 fNy . Agt *LARGE AEOEC. 28R• Ill-ft I '• ,.._ 2Br 1 ba condo. 38R 11A W• CM Me. £1r!~2 ... ~,1 ... ..,.,.· beech. I 183,too. Celt 1be 1br h0ule5 • corr2~..: 53M 90 AGt ~.1200~!:"" ~ *C:.~t 1~25)mok Garage. pet.to, quilt, In 1 & 28t iuwry Apts 1n 14 ~=· ~~ !!; ~~ ~ u9L1 _ .....,_ ..... "' -.-....... 0.vtcS Prince, Sotheby'1 new ow.. llCrll, '" T1DY 4/br 1\Vbe pool r-•7 .. -• .., • dupCx btdo. no P9ll N50. Plane. Pool1, tennl1, · · ·-.__._. - -
8y0wner.54a..MM lnternatlonal RHlty fence, oth« ~ 11050, 'o tS COUNT: llMlM CellL.arryUl!lllO W.Bey.&42'°4e1 wr.Mf•.pond•IGaefor ... llTmlf 38A 28A ,_ '° flW 1r1 FREE~ mert!et 75M700 1191364-2401 36 557-3111. VIia e.!bo.28t28&, fem-*~* LOFT APT · BACHELOR cook~ hestlng ~· Lrg 38R 2'MIA wlVltlM 2 Elllld9 CM. '400fmo +
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toyourhome. IL.,fmt iJ&FsqFFClll*Om,:; Condo,frplc:,mk:ro,get., 87M9120R754-1192 999,cook,hest&hotwtr. 9575/mo, lncludee r• McFadden, •Ht on doeetobch.11!500/mo. A880UJTUYWAT1
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LlfVe 4 bdrm, 3 beth with cltlc. Prlv~~ Nlg 1 wlfl cOfWcfer trlde tor iUa hAat l lli 53M191 Agent coet •~lg 18' 18a w/gw. pool, no p«a $525/mo • MM111 ,..,..__ Near bllch. Ger· l400fmo. l'n-0
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tenenoa ywd and lltu.-s Bd~. ~~th•G:dln (119)320s95e7 OCbAF'RONT Fnn W.::C,dlff m!B:, 2:: ~ 9550/mo. Credit v 1111... &rillt 2144 now. VIiia Renta l• cour• d.cotat~ b1 •'*' on I cut-de-UC. home on the beech llde Home In Lak• Arrowhled ~,. .Jt:' =.din 1 Sonje. Agt 552-2010 req'd. No petl e31-2242 '825/mo. E/1ld• 2BR 8'7M912 Ot 754-1712 0.... & CtllMn.. To Mklng I t83,500. of PCH. Walk to Mnd. .,.. 2500 IQ ft 4br -. n ' •MESA V£ROE d'lux 28' NOW LEASINQ ltwe w/mRn ~ iseoooo S170000 MJe Would gelore. Allall Aprll 7. 3/bd, 2fbe. WESTCUFF, 1BA, petlo, pool, lndry ledy ..... ,dr\llrln-
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S100,000 equity. c.11 '°' ~~~·i:m.g~~ MUNITY. 28drm, 2 'Mk Curt II 831-12ee MC. Pool & Sp•. U50= &4s-1171meg, '5601nd ut. 7 ~ ~~~5c:;_8r !.8!::: 2eoo•!ffft ~!!""z pl•A. ~t 71~92-2300 53M191 ~,.. 1800 IQ. ft. of PURE Piil llllM W/ttlW Walking distance to: 9e(). COM GAE.AT HOME '°"
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maled to your home. Ceil 427 VlSTA TRUCHA to oceeno.dt tpnc:& o--of Nepwort 8tYd '& aouttt Br 18• up1tr1. 571 Ealtlide 557-2&41 wlc.thedral Celllngl. ~u1n1• • ~5844. llPt wn.tMIF .... Pwt
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.UL w::......__ I MZ en!Uy919 for your property NEWPORT BEACH 2BR 2BX. cerport. i7U. Pita N50, S-.99!08' Fum. Hr GCtl. Wlterlront .... Fum 2BR utlla. 122-13111'119 '"'8 ... _.. m9'1edtoyourhome Cell **mTALI** Poot, Jae, rec room. • 2bl Qllr. w/d hkup, Quiet ccc ...... tt..,. gent S ~·· · G .WAUmbOktt;: f83.2404C..twy2t t BLOCKTOBEACH CALLUSREGAAOtNQ 54S-7131or731·5188 pet. n-i*a. 2-okldl Ok, .......... '550Nl.,.r4t4-2003 2be, 1200/mo yrt)'. Fem 21-31 _yr• thr ~=,.,,,...----.,..---2BR 1BA heluM, fncd yd, 2 IRVINE RENTALS 1780/mo, 181 Del Mer Ellide tBR l8A w/rwM 833-9111 0t 53e-9524 w/""* 28A CM dupla
:, ~ ~:. ~ FVTURE wat.rlront con-cw pkng. e\faM lmmld. ._._..... .__. .. a. Huge 2BR 21A. 1 cer git, Ave. Apt H, 146-$455. crpta, dltlWf In amt COfns L--···· Wtrfl1 S1000/mo udl Ind. S250 . ~ utll. ~ ....-doe on Udo 11. Fabutou9-1850/mo, yw'ly. lllTIW9...,.. .,.,. u,pper condo. Pvt comm. p1ex. se25 ~' ,._ redec. rg/fr1o lldlt9. no :----.,--,,=-=---=:--.,....,ooo. 231 ty prlcedtOwnrl7W319 MlllllULn 'JM-1111 set6/mo,aeooeec.Rn. •Bdnng•. ·Jp~.'~~~ se1Hem1tt0n.84&-9794 Lew, 2tw. Commending pet,b'f epptm:240-1151 Fem~s Co •P '* fniM IM4 ,_ ,,,,, 281-1555 or 957-0eee .. -vtew: •ev.y• dllecUCn. nr o "' lau. --¥11W •o Otx 2 metr bd 214 be 1800 Eatllde 11075/mo. 28R 1'MSA, dw, w/d hkup, 0Yertook1 entire Uig1.1ne Jll-ft n S340+113 uel. ~1...S
... _ ,................ 4BR, 2BA, form. dln. rm. l1•1ftM1ll n ..... f~. pool•13'25eeune., .. ....,.. .... H.. ......... uu ••• ., patio. No pet•. "50. Bw:tl couttlne. Baecfl.. GATED VILLAGE COM· ~!!'!"'. ---~~ & 3 "'' °""'' 3004 AHmore. 543-5478 awtmmlng ec:rom lfl'Mt. MUNITY. 28drm, 2 ,LI:>. Fem n/emltr la 88r 281 ..... , -·• '""'.....,. comer lot, beeut. cond. Lo"'91y 4br, 2ba. bonuarm, 55&-151710 412-0215/E Imo 2BA 2BA. frplc, ' Totelly remOdlled ~ ,..... CdM IJplic. lf35 + dip
llddlUonal lefge bdrme. Aceda Tree R.e. &42·1355 blllna. cov. patio, blk welt ..... encl ger, all bllna, new Spec. 2BR 2be, f/p, ger, 11\/90 In n-a..n«· colon 1800 IQ. ft. of PURE 72C>-ttel 06ane or Lorf •
Extra Woe lot, t>eeut.ttully H""" ... "'""lded 2BR 2BA fence, need9 1011tnQ fem-IDI r-.Y ..._ lneral .... atiopp118"'90~..!."'t... acrOM from plllt. Kida • --. LUXURY. Garage. SPA In =----,...-...,,,..,,....-:--:--1and1oaped In lovely ~~. for din rm. 11y., S1100. 3824 E. ~uctld, • ~ ANAHEIM 38M h\6' :Ii 1f~ ~· _ Ok. 1700/fTIO. "4-2087 & mlrrMed walll. Merble muter aultH. Dining Fem to * 2llA Inn
'*Ohb«tlood. Do eny r;:ded comm t more. Or'ange. 988-0201 EnteNln«'• "-"-t. Wet new paint, Y«y epec 1 car _, MJ· 1111 ~~·,:::: ~ room, woodbumlng ""--condo. Pool 1 JllC. 1271.. comperl1on •hopping ..._., ,,.._,._, IP....a place, mlcrowaw own, Tom 552-tOM
and ttlll comet out ON 3e,900. &42-2134 blitr lalMI bllr. fem rm, 48' 3be. vu endd gw, coin -·-·7 095/mo. SBR 2BA bathrm. Many ck>Mt1. prlvete petlO ELEGAHT "=',......,..,:-=----..,---:
Top ·~· .. """ ......... f--mllD P . -•-21.,,,, of d'Y & mtna. Pvt end S895 984-1442, etter -...a~any townl'louM, encl ... .,, Nft kltctlen. EY«')' room LIVING _.., ·15 nWMll IRV. M/F non emtu. P"' · --·--·.,.., "' _, ........ _ aw... •• unit. 11700/mo. call 5pm 982-8861 ~U !'9 • brtoht, apadoul. Huge to Soc,;'';!.-"-eMt bri be. pool, ape, ..W. d«Alla. Century 21 Ex-Nici 2 Bdnn + den •..w H d SSt-9400 lndry room. yard. pD r TY • t • I u n d •ck · · .. _ ,_, '4a01mo. 552-M01 ecuttve · Nr Balbol Pier 3bdrm yrty """ '1Wtl l&1Ma .... ,.. 783 w. 19th St ~at It• beltl of Nepwort 8IYd & 80Uttl ,..,....,-==-=---,~=-=--.,.., Alelty854-2900 OPEN HOUSE SUN. t2s4, 2ba dHlgner decor ORANOETREE 1bd ec 1_1 __ .a ..... M" a TSL MGMT &42-1803 St95o/mo 494-2215 of Sen Otego ~. MASTER SUITE e ll
l a..• 515 El Modine S1250 reelly mutt ... "1dQ. MC -,,_:S*I· ...._ .... mmaoulete llltge Gwden S UPER C' "'•N 1 BR 2473 ORANGE AVE amenltlea, Promontory
...... .... ..,.. C/21 Batg. N2-&891 5394191 Agt fM 157~0/mo, 559'-8322. ' lrg 28R +aen.1BX'.if~kit Apta. Baeutlfully lend-carpett/dra'p:;, dihwr, SAME INTERIO~onefloor 831-5439 By llPPt only. Pdnt. 17M209.
AT....... Lm llU llw.T teina Ml ... l fll SPACIOUS 28' 2Ba. 2 cer & 1~:f,._~~ mo. ~t~=-~:. g.,.,ge, no peta. S550. bel0'4W Seme bMutlful IQ CifMlltt lifi Mat\n M/F llhr letge 2~~Ult~~ ~~E~t1~US~g 2fil~"."7~ e;."."9~=cell-CMU MJ ... liU ~~'r21stSt. ~~ •UNKl:s:~:LEX* 1==-=::~~ w/"*-~,L~ry/0:,°:7o =~~~~~·
apprelul S 142,000. Wetctl 9Uf1Mtl from 3 ........ , _... 844-,2086 Untwtaity Townhoual. 1BR X!i! =zln 5= -----1BORM w/'lt dbl_, IMO Lerna IUndedl. '950/mo .-, MOO/mo, 483-2710 Meture M -wt.-OWNER 4t4-&138 leY9ll of ftneet °'*'· 4BFI ,,.... . "'"T· a1025/mo 7~1eell .,,.,...., ~ .........,, 1Bdrm $820 -.-,...... ._.. ,. ••
· 4BA, p11ytoom, ooum* ... Tllll* · new crpt, reta. 1750. 131 e. tlth 846-<S 2BR 18a w/frplc:, ger Sn5 Ooean/Coutttne View _ entr. rw OCC, ~ nan -HI IAJ k"Chln. Sandy beech, 38r JI + utla lnc:l '850 Wllll•M W 831-5092 0t &40s20M OUIET, patio, pool, ape, Large 28r. 1a. w/frplc: & ltilC. a..taJt . tmltr 1375. 556-4137
Cell tor eippt. to ... tNa pl« & flolt. 12,200,000. 28r 2C' 1qU9e1ky $825 2BR 2BA. frplc, no pet.I 2/bd, 1/ba, utll, ~ NO PETS 54~2"'7 yerd. Outet Adult&. $940 MIF tor 3/bd, 1/be. on
vt.whome ln o-fed--. BfllGrundyReeltor 1er 18ac:ute&cozy8125 1875. Tracy&4S-&460 MC,openSat&Sun 1-&, M75 -2 Bdrm 2 ~2 Aeepe bountyof~wtth lnc:lu01a497~5700 Penln1ule , Bay trt,
Bw:tl,peltc,pool,tennll, 175-&181 OTHE.RSAVAIL8LE-F11 ...... l 424Poln9ettle.494-4282 Q~~~5 ~ ~ltud lnct..._ ·~ lllC• Bit ..... flM 1353/mo, utll ~· =~ :4 ~~ LIDO ISLE open Sat./Sun TILDll1 111-1111 -:; UO:: POint ** 1Br 18• Duplex. · 286Rllf& 28X 1768/ 1£ NWPt AA kRdi PtM. •vall 4•10• H 1 •
5 1-5. 206 Via Juc:ar. •BR Refl1g ger-oe wttir/dryr . mo. pvt pool & JllC. Fem Pf"' w•u'°9191191'2:2°"424.
C.Tltum Bkr. 75t-15 2 28A. 45' lot. 875-1259 •SPYGLASS HILL• Condo. Sec, ptkng, pool. '""'75/mo' ...... ·1220 wo-o-D ... A .... YILLAGI Refrig, dlhwlhr. •tow 25-00. $400 ... MC Ketth MIF tor • .._ -......... _ __,..__,.. ___ __,.._ 48' 4~. MIW p8'nt & Ooeanltdl <" PCM. Lie -...--- -. .. .._, Ind. NC~ 545-4355 642-3115 or 557-3401 ...,. -··· rm ,_
38Auu2 .... , "2 ~. N...... .. ..... Pml crptS3000/mo&«-1481 $1150/mo.497-1110 3BR 2BA w/flrepl•c•. APARTMlllTI pvt btt\, pool~u= .,. -l.llC -1n 1WI....... eundldl lndry 2 cer ger * 1 IDllll ... * Fem only. NB No pett. ttrwt Pt'CO 122 ~ S11 ,!500. 10 ,....,.... 28' rnaa. It 3gR 2be TFT. ~ °':: * * 3BR 2b• ARCH ref r I g , c Pi• I d r P'. Come & e11io1 our prcleft stylu~ts. Quiet. comlortable kv1nc Retrlg dllttwllhlf & stow Some hM prt11. $325/mo •·ref. r9Q. • 11'MIE
T,_,,. laland, Laguna ..,.,..7 ep1 dM. le, ar wo BEACH HTS Charming 11375/mo 17Mfft . • ..... to tr-.... & So ,. __ _,,"'-·a ........ ouolw m111ut-to.... tnci NO PETS 545-4355 s 200 d•P Pat Stitt M/prof non amk, atw Npt Bw:t1 4ff.1232 eft 9pm from the belC:tl. M~n noors, dbl gar. 703 11'11. brick patio. View. . ..._. ~w.,. ..->1 ,,.. ..,_ "'"' ., u~ ' 873-&4 11or 891...a31 haew/....tcng+ wltS, ..... cond. Encl tun porch. S1550/mo. 87S-9797 S1200/mo 213/37a.-t988 belcll Ga<119S avwble NO PHS PlEASE 1BR EASTBLUFF 14 '"'John ·~ .... , lilf Seiter wlll consider trede 5 BEDROOMS --• UWY IOO.. Near lhopplng cent• with M1t.IF to rent room & beth bdl 25· 871-0ll1 1W&r.&: .....,,, Npt for Unttl. John Gooding, cozy bCtt cottllge, So of 4Br 3Ba. F/P. In Vllllae 1'A Of 3 Bdrme and din, 3 -• •u . petlo No pet•. $895/mo In lg rnoblle home nr s Cat NB tem.ele. trlendly. 2
u...1 .. ~ 2 "'~+ 2 u. Bkr (213)697-1102. Hwy, 2BR, frpl. No pet•°' blk-bett. AYI wkty/&at« betht ftreplace wuh-... ,_. •s•a 'S 640-1364 Ptz S250/mo 557-4288 ttory 2br 1'M»a, no emote
'"'' ... ·-emkrt. S1000. 838-7C>e2 wll Of mo-mo 11500 mo. ' rn ' ---S310'.+.'..wtft eso-.t1/H C..,. Randi Styte. IDllD Tmlllm 837 9311or921 1521 «/drys, r • oceen--1 111•1•• '61 .. '621 MESA VERDE. 1rg room. ~=:-=-....,--~-.,....,,,......,,__ New cond., td ... I for 5Br 38e OR FR W..b:a. Lux new Exec ~ome. Walk • -tide of PCH. S 950/mo. 18 R/loft-den, 1be Reed) qvlet nelgtlbomood. pvt N-SMKA.. ~ to Def'I. to owner""'· S221K firm. pool. 'au9.50o. ~ toocn.•Br.3~~= ~LUXE CONDOS 2/bd, FURNISHED 2 ....... t'JIS.t'J21 to move In (fum compl~ entr batl'I & ltTl&ll patio. •hr 5 bdr hOUll,
DOVER R.E. 759-6090 Sun 1-5 Bkr 548-75456 mo°' IM oP1 ~~be~.! = 2 Bdrm 2 ba, beeutlfUtly W , lmAT A~ WAT'm 9IA. micro. petl(lng, 2 pettoe No coolelng .... Ing°' 860-3231/~t•.
......... •••~. ·II-ctlfi J1tM llfi ;.,10.. panllng: a120C)c fuml8hed. Flreptace, wet Ml PA•AIBll taundry/~lllC>8. ~eoo = r:.: .. :: 95~~~~ Pfo'lf 10 * 3111r 2/be
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r ...... ..,.,115"• ..... , ' iBdrm ltow r;;ig end 11400 VILLAGE REN--bar, 2 cw gar1lgl. Jult Tll llW" 7 JH Hll ~··· mo. lit MC, no ,.....a hM . ..,_ to bdl. ns Ml lliE. Geted. =tennta, apa. oarao:. $-475'.eter A gee TAL 487-5488 Agt br~ >'O'lf toottlbruatll LMve mag 573-0387 MSTR Br/be. kitchen, '"*r. $4&() .....,_ utl. ~LEbdnn~:~ rm~ ~ b H F ~· 3BR pd. No pett 548 9880 ESTATE SALE.·~ S 1 P« mo. 28r 28e $110 AYI 4/4 pool, g~. 1375 '" utll. furn optlonaJ, Vikki. "'*· NewpOt1 It en If-1325.~. ,.:.~ ef5--1~· 28R 2BA. rum. 2 cer -muat I 281() Nido Way, NEAR BEACH s. ... ·~ 1•1 Mo rent for lit t c 545--8833 &4e-0410f1~10M. N8
ford1bl• pr1011 c e11 age, Elltdl. "'°'· ~ ~Baecfl.s.t-Tuee. 28df'm2tiett1upperfront MEDnTRDAll(AN qu1cJ1~n 78()-()95.<I NBS395,3BR2BAdup!U. ProflF _,.,. Ton2tw
PATRICK TENORE ftllll.lll-IY ... ywdl1000.&41-t375 untt.2btocltato81gCor· II(. IUUt •SAR_,* 2 blk1tobetl,99f.w/d. C.M.~138250.
13t·12ee 18fCondo.Odvt9'#.S.C ' LIJllTr&t••• ona,FlreptlC».cwpetS& 1 • l NII'# dec0r ·~1 dlhwr,mlc:rO548-6211 +~utl.722-t12t
WM~p bldg, pool, wlllll: to bdl. 28' ~. gerage, w/d 28'. 190• ocn vu •S-drepee. S1060 per mo. VlllAGE A: Xtnt tt rm1 192.500. hkupe. 21788 P\acentr.. LIQ ldl eipta 494-2215 ~25 tl'-"" ..... C..1t ... IMdt-.;;een ....
213/M7-32t21387-5t00 "35 No peta 545-7983 OVAINT 4M 28A, OCW\ (714) 673 4400 ,___., 1111 -' ' .
NWWTll-.1 •-.tlm* vlft, gar, 112001'"0 ' ONE MONTH'S Her1>or Y'9w Hml PtleM Ill 1 + 1 • pet.to. Ullll Ind. 2 846-14 f 2 Ot "43-2541
Remodeled enclo .. d Mle to beeotl 1410. F11 • = 1111 FREE RENT POftoftno. 4IA S~ba. ~ It ...... - -•P•· 14H.OOO. Agt Xlnt ... WITH THIS AD K.,....net 751-1195 vt.w. '*' cptlpalnt l .... ,.* drpe. Poot encl ger * .. lllf•• ft.LA llUIA 3 + 2 + GanQe. Fncd yrd. 1875/mo, &42~1 1-------1
KINGS AO -• 4~ By ownr -LUXIM'ICUe. beeut Hurry 1860 • .,.. ~ (MrtOoklng Newpott le)' iBA condo a 121 000 ~ ll ......... ~ .. ~·drt DUPLEX 1/br, Iba, gd
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•SHARP W--'de 28' Sec,poolS725 75240t1 patio, S875+ dep, •....-T• •BEACH HOUSE• 18a Ouptu. Tlle floora, 8ltl Thomae ~25 992·2411. 4', 'huOe flm rm, prwn. 38drm, 2 8a, Jacual, Cf'Ptl, clrpe, w/d hkup, '"'New.,.---:2=8A:::-'!'1=-IA~w7/d~1e1-:-:ca __ eo_1
loo. Long term tend .... French ctoor.. mltrOrl, gw .... MOO + MC. Muet •V-on 1tle Bluff• of hwy lt40 523 o.Ni... Owner lll5K t75--3150 ~ta ltet,000 etend et.ift ""· No pet"a. 1br, nit to beech, ooeen 190-1719 ~ a11a11 •ON THE WATER• n0-5821 vt.w, geted ocmmunfty . 8elbOI 3llR 21A. tro lot. &ell, twtm or tltfl trom ~ · 1750/mo teo-222S
THE pteoe to come home to-A ~ ~rk-llk• Mttlng conYenlently tocat~ Onty
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IMS. 11wm WA.LK TO THE BEACH 'wtllt9 w/ltlut1«a, hdWd 48', ""' rm, *-· pool, .,. .. -GAS fll(P\AC[S C41M1fY wteoe AMlt)' A-Frame, WOOd beenl eel-fire, gerden/yd. No peta. ~ ICJt loc.12100/mo. MOVt IN COST •-A
1ng1. 1121 SQ. Ft S8drm 2211 Pteclntla..146s2MI 711M712 or 17s.Nlt Loe Cott• ~ DR -unmT 2• •149,ooc>. • Encloled peltoenhlfall """ .. city llQtlta ""· l8A. pvt'*'°· .,ci ,.up, ~ .. ,..... c;,m 1:1o111
By owner: 411' 3'M>e. ep-•JUST l..tSTm* rm home w/p 1175 It Ph-. IH Hert>or 'lu Hma. ger. No P9t9 •751mo. ~--e.n..f C..S . , proa UOOalf ~7000 ~ 28r 28a + -..1eo .... My,.. 11971/mo. Aft MO-MM TSL MGMT 142-1eo:t ---· •
111 lot. It' front191 for = .::;"~':: El..O. 119 3Bf' 11A, MIW 3be • frplc twn 1 min Pm mf _...., .... [qrare ... ;J'~""~ lnQll13t.llOO. frplc, dlnlnt· ~-qi ~ ~&g1t~un-1521/mo 1M 11A.. .,. 'j~f~t.tJ f,1 tNi ~ Need '-' OOCKIK>I "! 722.f130 91'· IMO/mo. ~ by ........ntMd Wit Ina. 1nctry rm, nr ~, --~
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Promontory 9ey ., ... tor 30' boet 1296000 •1 LUFF 1•~•clou1 3 7Jl.7'1W.19"'St Offtel~OMYH /) ....
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Pnvatt Pao or &!conics • Central
Htsun and Aar-<oodmon~ • Pool • Spa
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end th~ ne-.w Oran.gt County PufomUnc
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. =::;..~= !.,. in:=~ : phone traffic. We have nice cus--• *" "" 38r 2~8a Hwpt Ill?? I ..,.. Newport • ue1a mey eem u-.nt MallboX •9002 on fouoh AFTER • tomers! Applicants mu.st be neat, • ::a-.,=.':::~ · I mYI ,.,...,. 1111111 .,.. inoome (llllely + CCMno-Tone Ptlonl. • responaible, and have a pleasant :
MO. 122-1441n22.1114 2 bdrm, nt beth N9wpor18-:fl TU ... 1. 1 =.,~ 8AML.E8&••"lllMI SCHOOL • telephone pel'90nality. Some U,ht •
N.....nlcr etw s BR Condo. (Towntiouet •'Y4e> end N9wpof18-clfl ty. a.. tltd/or tchoer1• JOBS • office work also. Hours are approx. ~il~2~-~J:75tmo + one 1 bdrm, 1 b41th. P8X OP£AATOA ----Ing :;::•Q ~· 1111!00 YUll e Mon-Fri. 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, start· :
8f:C"ITARl£8 Pwt or fUl.tlml For emell P. ;:::::: o. ~i.... r~ end EARN • lng salary iJ $100 per week. Apply • lllS'11 r &DI TYPIBT Flnenclal Corp. So'"-MAIM .u'f Aepeet 0,"d;;,~i e in perton, Mon-Thurs, 2:00 to 4:00 e
•Delly comcM.1tw l.!Pda* • ne:!,LE~1.:cr0 we>tit =:1•=; t...,~ ,..., flUT No Compectt1on1 MOflY • PM . .Alk for Eiteen. •
•Moreleedl.,..,er-.v. 1n top ao. County Com-ss1-u11M-F .. 5. coeta'~c~2t2t ~'rra1n1ngt PRIZES • · OT •
1Rct:ftT:.i'L:.en J*'':d ~ .:= SECRETARY/RECP. c.11 o~n1-0na. e ORANGE COAST DAILY PIL e
dkkP-XOTo 866Y ~unity to find • ,... N!t:"",,;-=~ · TRPS • s30 w -,.~:J..i!~ o,.c:g,.~~~~:._0~:,_ 9215~ •
(114)141-1111 ,....:t°UITDllla.-lnaurence bllllng, exp wetdlno c:eNlf', s cs few bul)' ~ gd or-T~.ung SALES _..._ _. ....... -:.. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• J Room with b41th nr bW:fl, ~ed ptaeunt wor11· TRC ~.-..POAARY V . ~tlOMI ltclfll and lllT Pllf,.. PllWYD If ........ lh
n-amoker. S400/mo. 11JIWUl•,IJL Ing oondltlona, Lerry 4!00catnpuel124,N8 typingr.ci !Hmkr ·-•II --lllLYPUY Hunt Auto Ctnter, (71 4) 852-9424 M £ ......... ..:.... =-:::.".J11 ••--"••--• Ktteh prlv. &42o4512 eed & buttw Untta. 2 ass-.neei4"'"3322. ,.. ..... _v• llMQ-0 1. Atttntlon Homem•k.,., Tllll HRAIOllt ...... .,.
Stir 38' twnhM, N.B. Pvt 18drm, 2 28'. Good rent. •••• at&11 .. 'Y UlllYllY/-. Ngh lChoot -*'ta, ooe.. ...,. II .,, oppot1\lnlty tor If you we loo\lrig for extr• PoOI Ind Ell OWNER ANXIOUS! UPl-TIUD -F-...__ ..__. ~· 1ege atudtnta & inoon-8 better undetttandlng apendlng moMY· cw lllie
:-. ~enk ·,Of "'d.ta1: .:W~ Junnl• or Out to QtOWttl .. tle¥9.,.. IM)' ..atlng ,.., _... Fi.;;" o;:;..-.eo-:re· flghteral T-.m.rkettng W• .,.. tn the hlot* ib to oo plecte Ntc• ~lo I ~52 (p<Qt « f ~) LOOMIS PROPERTIES lmmediete opening In our co. IMtla •ggr ... lve ' ftnn ~ who brec:kett bec•UM we Mounteln, Knot11 8trry ~ 8eeot1 hNd· ltc.wd (*'eon for wt UlmllY/..,. .,. Int In l"Mklng wor11 tlw'd end wn big Fwm, Of win PrtzM end Shf Eatbtuft 48' condo Bkr 835-1444 que11.,. omot. Thia la 8 poeltlon. 84Mry. Send,. ~ co. lo06clng for ME QA 8 UC K 81 We buc*a. Wt ... MfVtee, In Awwcta. c.11 ue nowt We
w/2 "'1'· Frplc, PoQI. luia"I I Flaucial ~ flt poeltJon no MM to: Ad 14ee, Deity ..., 1ten. tront ofO ~ ptOmOte ttlle.,... ftf.c j • wortd of etate of the hew MYerel openlnga ff\
$404 + dep. &40-5219 . late Frtdey'• Of S.tur-Piiot. P. 0 . Box 15e0, PMf811CL A.bt. to_. ne~. Onty ~ 9111 tedlnologl... W• C.M.. H.B. or F v.
Shr L.egun• Niguel condo laal.at11 ctey'a, Hlery comm Coft• Meea. CA 9~ hvy phonee & deedllne rnent la • plMMnt ...._ • he\19 ell the Whk:lea to &42""'333 2BrlJ•~. n-amkr raap I ~ties 2Mt w/Uf>, competltlw mer· preeaure. ~ Ml phone votoe. Houre: M~' mete• thll • rMI velue --o-A=ss""'E=M~B:-:-L-=e=RS::::---
tem $3e2 50+dep. Dy I ket ret• end beneflta. RECEP/SEC. cMveloped ore! end writ-5:30pm to 9:00pm, 8at· 1' With very Nttle rltk. We PACKERS
3&i3680, flt/ 49S.0028 ,Corone M•r, well Calf P....cnntl tor det.... 181 Prof co wtll ten communlCatlon lkllte. urday t:OOem to 1:00pm. have the MMct, proO-SH/REC. CLERKS eatab buay dealgner 851-9900. trllln. rmllt N\19 pleUent W/P • ptue. • 918 SALES. S.ter1 •t $4.00 per hour., UGta, toota end cllenta
SPACIOUS 2l bd, 21be In I dr ... meld~ elteratlon llllD• Ull vofce/peaonellty, type 3 t83 Alrwey AYe. #A, Comml..,oo• & bonulel. Who wen our w.y, QIYen Needed lmmedletely fOf ~~~:i:S::2loo~· ,a;i~pe. LowJ i $3:l°" EOE MIFN/H 40-50/wpm, 15.50/tlr, Coet• M--. 91e-2134 Prtvllt• deak end phone,, ttl•t -hoW muctl do you pey -paldw•ldy r•i ) m './. 11~ c.n eft 10em 891-0280. CHU el et tire. Home I want totem? C.it to tlMr TRC l'EMPORAAY SVCS The •t(J /JIU/ ll '" a I JI lltllfllf lllllTllf wen.,.. ..ec:ome. For In-more NOWI Jemu 4500 Campua # 124 NB
................. , •. f'·uf-111/t°<•J IHIP111111T llllPTlllllYP/W ~n1c~~~ ~~~I =:to. 7148.,..Hen:I· (714)852-1424
F1<>,:_~he1ngRoomF,.,.:1.!!!.~rb'•Y l,'7./-/'lq,'I~ Reel Elt•te ~~t 20 hr, A.Ma, frltndly ore. Eacrowl Sey Eacrow M-F or &42-5e78 • ., 1FUll time counter ..,_ In ATTENDANT F« Unoc:el
"""' ..,. ~·-f ' of auc:cee8fVI "...._.....-Hvy tyl)ll'IQ., phonee, gd being ec:ttve alnoe 11M7 5:30pm M-F. retell ltore See Stflt/9 Service Stellon lalend
your "fed• & meuured 3407 c. tout Hwy., CM dent bank, ha lmmed oppty. ~7 hf. dep on wen ta to talk to you. c..i c.11 today etwt tomOI rown 1 Wright Hetctwer• ..,.. FT & PT. Apply
competlblllty. 281-5n7 opening In NBP heed--.per. Mike ~2510 Lynn et S47-5e2S 128 AOctieattr CM 1478 SE Brlatol el 1 . ....,-.._,.,,...,.,,..__,,.....,,..,,.,.., --Open your own t>Mutlful quertera ofc, eccurate • Redtllll, CM 540-5678
Want M/F prof. 30 1• 10 lhr dlacount ahoe atore. typing .ac1111 r9q, die-...,nl•IY /I.I. WDl-111 1111 Ethfe Illes S-.. Lady w/expertence, --------
hm In NB •rea, 411 Mike Ledl .. ..Chlldrena-Mena. tephone & WP knowt-Entry lflt/iel, front offtoe ep-U•llllllY Elteb41thed 111'911 Com--p/1, or flt, for Gift Store In king
D 834-28M, E 854-3993 Netonelly known brenda edge en edventege, pMtence. Ute typing, Every other WM«end mwclel B«*w ege firm In Balboe, 87~7. DPll ... 11UD
ltatah Waatt4 27 JOfdache-Evan Ptc:on.9 prevloua loen documen· heeVV pnonee, '#Ill treln. receptlonlat needed. Very Corone ctel Mer wtth ex-SALES RePtlle WholeNle Excel'!'~ 0P9Qrtunlty fOf
BIG CANVON. 12 month Weat-~pezlo-Amalfl· tetlon exp pref, but not S'TSO mo. to.,.,,, t>uey reel estete office. 2 ceptlonel reputetton Arm looklng fOf peraon ·~Teller to Join
leaM. conalder rent to Nik•Old Mein Trotter· euenttel, xlt benefit•. Mr. Stuart. 4M-1103 poelllon• aWlleOte. Sat & needa en experienced to ... reptlle/~ growing ftnanciel lnttltu-
$2500/mo. Couple + 13 Z 0 d18c·Na1 u r •II ze r • Cell P..cnnel 851"9900· Sun e-5 end S.t & Sun I Mtf motlvtted flt &Ilea end ruted herd good•. tlon. Competlllw aalery 4
yr old girl, non-amkra, r• Famotue-Adldaa-Con-ll•lltlUll U•nl•IY 10.2. Phone--'--• ~t. Cell MMle i.uce. C8ll 714--835-8331. ~ta. Min 2 yra exp quired trom Max 1186 verae-Puma-Andrew EOE M/FN/H muetl Mtm ~;;.;;..1 REALONOMICS CORP ·req d. Mul1 tie.,. new ec.-
Phone detelle to Nlcole Ge 11 er-GI or I• -V • n. PIT, ~. mature reaponalble •nd well I (714Wl75-e700 SALES-RETAIL count• & aome aiper-71~7&-8686 · derbllts·LIZ Clelberne LEGAL SECRETARY peraon tor property .....___. Cl .. ,....., ,.. Evea Mon-Thur 5-9pm, VltOrY exp. FOf lnfOf· • n d m • n y m 0 re . Newport B••ch, Word mg mt co . w I bu• 'I gr ....... -... -7 com-I Sun 12-5pm, $4.50/hr. rNllon cell
G111 1 t1 fer ltat $16.900.00 to $39,900.00 Proceaalng Sec:ty, 3-yra phonee. 8:30-1pm, Mon-m~nHr•t• with U · a.. "-Pe c.11 Mr. 1om ~. NEWPORT (71 4)64M133 2740 Includes t>eglnnlng lnYeO-min few expertenoe, P · Fri, rm.1 be able to wen peneoce. Cell Jwl Ot I '\'fi Nettle er.-. Falh It. ••••mr
lrg dbl gar In lagune Vig. grand opening pr~ skllls req, benefit•. menner • muat. IM2· 1eo3 ~ ! CABLE T...,__9tlng flllUL .J
--------tory-tralnfng-flxturea· oellent typlng/apelllng Set 9-4pm. Good phone -831-1
$250/mo Avell now. tlons end round trip air EJeanor, 955-0560. Reoeptlonllt • r · : M Yll W Tl 11&11 UW.S
837-9311or921-1528 rare Cell today. Pnwt!Qe MANAGER I . Group w Cable 11 of*. ~t EOE M/F/HN
Sttllft 74 Fashion• 501-329-2362 fl£DCAI. Ing a l1n1 .. uc op. I need ~utl time & Pert· tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •y Sto••iE UUl/PET LIYllS 1mmectte1e opening f()( "'" RCa:l'OONIST Ttcblcal/Tr.... e>ortunlty 1n dlrec1 ..-ttme ,_ to _.. exctttna UlllM
n IUI Eern $l240 PIT. $5000+ UmeOlatrtct Meneger a .--.a... .... •~-HIS In our Newport BMdl newProduct.PITtoworfi
Storege Spaoea Avell1ble FIT Petmert announces ... ,. •-tyStem. Y04/Jr wn1ng out of own home. $5/Hr De Anze Bayalde VIiiage M1W tine of pet producis Mult enjoy working with poelt 1 1 Aaaemblera-Apply 7•m potential 19 llmlted only fOf Fu#-tlme + Ngh com-
300 E Coaat Hwy.Ne Call any hour Mr. Olson. c tllldren Experlencf' A Ion 1 mmedl•tely only. Mec:Oregor Yechta, ~~ G:!rwr C::: mltelon For tnt..W.W
673-1331 Mon.-Frl. 9-4pm (714) 760-8882. helpful. ~~:t~ O:,~M!J.:.i~ 1831 Pl.c:entla, CM. 111 grMt ~to be. 497-5927 Mk for Don .Jr'.
C•••trcial •••--Tt '--a D14 We offft' an excellent ben-partment. Eltcellent Inter· DECKING Appllcetor/ Wt offer: llLU
L I. •-t /It :.!. -eflt program, paid Vl-personel akllle end typing W1ttrprl. Mu11 be famlll.,-r. .. t at IDlll cation' & holld1ya, bonua atdtta of 45 wpm required. w/EJuto-Oecit, Trowel & • U<Ctlent e.,q A few good men & women
l atiatll Pre,.ty /Salt on your H~ payments? program and dentel ,,,.. Meet Ice I beck ground Broadcut Sya. &42-7222 opporbftty ~.ff" S500+ P«
27,7 •CASH FOR ANY REASON! surance. Seluy plua helpful. Relponalbllllles P&ITI If P11S1f1 • ProftuiaNI tralrin& -=·for M=~ Gery.
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__________ 1 •NO CREDIT CHECK mtleage relmburaement Inc lude •nawerlng 5 dav. wee« Incl S t procnm 673-4182 Of 67~28
phonee typing report• -·· • • . • . f' .,_ i.~ IHIOAL nm '•NO FEES OR INTEREST Applicant muat apply In end other general office Wiii treln. Apply et: • MtasSR; .,....,fits pbn
Nwpt Bch nr Hoag Hoapl-1 *SMALL MO. PAYMENT person at Delly Piiot 330 dutlee. Eltc:ellent Mlery & Penneyuver. 1660 • lq-tann carter
tal. 1328 sf Why pay rent' Equity partlelpetlon. West Bey St., Coate t>eneffta evalleble for Pleoentl• Av, eo.t• MeM ~
own your own omc. Call-DFl-47&-0796 Mela. Ca. Appty 9" 11 quelffled c:andldet... If ..... UPllll&ll 1 • ~·s total
Tom Lee, egt 6"2· 1803 Stop FOfecio9ure a.m. Of 2-4 p.m. (Clrc:ute-lnter•t. plMM c.11: (714) C.,.t>M of queltty wortt. ~ of Wn
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Muat be 9Xper-'d, em-
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only. Boat knowledge
helpful. Refs 850-44-46
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Newpor1 Beec:tl latiana/Oflict ltat 24 Hour H!>lllne non Dept.). 241-2178. Min. s yra experience. .._, mlflttlnc
27'9 rg~?,~~~1~flST 1111..,.. 1111111 SlATt fl.AM 842•7222 C.M. Ooe,ou want to make "'!*""!1~m~&l"'S4-s•§!""q-uar-e •Fee-t Aa t Nationwide Co. BIG SU ICSURN«X 111'111 tH•1&&1 grM t money, have noel·
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t617 WESTCLIFF H ••ffllta I to right penon. 250-0912 HH IJtM4I A"9H Need gd drv'g record & lent ben9flt1 and tM ...
Nwpt Bch 541-5032 Agt Les I r • 2925 Timi LUY ............ u 12121 velld CA. I~. lna\all & ..,. ~:::no0',,;;:.~ ,~n.:
BAYFRONT BLDG I t tu Enttlulastic Aul Mgr need vice ~Iron~ ger-oe compltt• appllcauon EXECUTIVE SUITES DEAA GOO. Thank you fOr few tennis end ectlw weer Equal ()pp1y. E.mployef dOO< opener. Benetta. end Interview a1
St 35' & UP 6"2-434-4 the aate retum of LUCKY. bOUtlque. Gr•t benefl1a. lllPY/llDl/TYPllT Wiii train right ptr90'1. 901 W 16th St
Slnoerety QuallfleO ~Intl with G owl 1599-87 $uperlol' At1, CM Mon. Tues & Wed 3 ~PM
NEWPORT BCH Ofc. aprx'The Robert~ Family. rHlted experlance r ng com~ need• EQllll Ocioort111111y Eflllllo-6'3 IQ It snwr Nr P c H Mlf mottvet .... eMrgetlc Tl&ml , ..
& Post office 846-294 7 Found Ch I h u • h u 1 . ~i·1~ c 1 11 R 0 b1 n peraon witting to IMrT1 PIEll Pllm
red/wtll mile In Newport · good communlcatlona S A B [)lat 3eO
CdM dlx Sullea. A/C, Cres1 3119 831-2025 •-.a'caJ/A-atal S lkllla & typing. FIT, ben-ome exp. . . ample pkg, ullla & Janitor ... _ -etna Appllcetlon been deelret>le. Good benef!W.
2855 E Cat Hwy 87 5-8900 1Found Cocker apenlel, lllT&l UlllTUT ~ed et: L'Gerde Inc. Call &on 840-9053. l1p
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E11cluslve Corp Park Jn : ~~~?~~2~~8~~· CfhalrsldeN B f!:_ATau~.aor 1555 Pleoentle Av, N.8. kin 9111~~~!:::=== ~~~I!!!~~~~!!!!!
lrvlne. Brend new Office• ' Of · o,,.,,.,.. op .... ry. SECRETARY M C: cal Lu• _._ p = Bldg In pr .. tlglous Off!Ge ; LOST Dog, wtlt sheggy Excel beneflte. 831~238. 20 hrs/wk Meda WP e11p ROF RETAIL SALES Poe-~a1!I__ IJtctrl ICl~I I
Park. 2000-7500 Sq. Ft. male. "SHAKEY" 12 yrs, DENT AL ASSISTANT Reeume Or letter to: ' ltlon evellable In bMutlful ~~try m RESID/COMM'L/INO 28 Tree/Trlm/CIMnup comp! -F•hllllrftllNGliil~ '""'1Nt-@AllllPllOPllAS!IP91
Avail May 15th. Corner of I 25 Iba. vcty Newtend & Must Ilk• to work & enjoy 920 Gltnnerr• Sult• z. ahop In Atrium Court, F.t. $2.40 per day . ._etr-riemod I-Addition• yra. Do my own work. Lie. gardening. Competitive HANGING/STRIPPING
Murphy & Corporate I Mama, HB REWARD. time off Work e11ery L.agune 8eech 92651 Approx 25/hrswk, poten--Doors-etc. 5-48-4980 #278041. Al 648-8128 prlcea. Chuck &42-2873 VISA~MC 61~ 1512 Park Bldg slgnage avall Call 960-1083 other -Experienced · tie! to grow Into flt, AMt Th•f• All you pey fOf
H811daome allowance lor Loat m/Slbrn hulky pup, only IM&-•Sol. SECRETARY FIT Mgr poa. Cell 720-1223 .. 3 llnea, 30 dey minimum BUILD OR REPAIR DON'S ELECTRIC Gerdenlng FuH ~ AHOYS WALLCOVERING
tenant lmprmta. ContaC1 Mesa/SA Ave $Reward Ac:curete typing IOf W.P., s .... penon to wen In In the Wella, ltalra, doort. locka. 49&-9671 Service calla. Mow~ upe-tree lnateKetlon & Removal
Teresa at 5-45-311 5 722-0326/722:0721 . HO&l. IYllDllT xlt dlctephone akflla, Aower Shop, p-.. c.it SERVICE ~8!1~~~ ~'=--~~~:· dryer outlelutc. bonded. work. 988-2716/E Iv rneg. Int. Pelntlng. 64M013
lfltCAL lfFICf with expanded dutlee. N.B, apelllng end good , Allele or Olene bet#een ELECTRICIAN OLIS FINN. LANDSCAPE ..... U 1111" REWARD Lost sm F/cat erea. P/Ume Wkcty I wlnumbera, 831-3480. 1"2pm ..... 1••• Ooon--moldlnga-b-wtn-Uc #233108 "'--"11•,,_ p ""'PEND"'BLE OU ... TY 1300 sq f1 Oerden Suite, 3/18, 609 Huntington St, f4 2-6887 ev/wknd .,. . '~ ....... Diet _, . <><,,.,, -..-lant-aprlnk~ne-""" " .. Lt
Westcllrt Dr 497-5132 HB Blk wl apecklea. ~73.3.403 ' 1 DIRECTORY ":itic!:~~u;ltype!:; Job• & repalra. 643-6203 '-:I'· Hortlcult rNj, full WOf1trnentfllp. &42-M13
whlter'18Ck chelt &paws I MOTOR ROUTE #41·7•••Peui1tn ... ,,. NEW/REPAIR.Ouell"'.No m nt.reu.r-.5-46-8027 we~ .. ,.._ .... .._t,_.._ lfWPlllT IUOI stub tall. dlfflculty welk~ IDIUl ~ .........__, l<>bl to emall, r~~ble. = H:;i.f;;.'AcMc. To'~ Full SeMce Bulldlng Ing 536-9980. 537-76n Front/beck exper helpful. CALL TODAYll Eltpert C•rpenter. Reekt'I, Fr• eat .. He'd. 831-23-45 crvy 830-o130 Corner ol Wes1cllff & Irvine • • •• Fii Liii Comm'I, Small/1•·ge ....... 1 ORV sm5 1 Jo"'-. .
588 Sq Fl VIEW SUITE Lost Tabby cat 'Mercedes' Collegeprefd Nwpl Bch I AVallable In Irvine area. ... 531-3225 John ns.eO's2 rnc~ Newport, co., ... ~. "'"Plu:.--tn-~-=----.u~--
Will Redecorate fem deelawed trnt pews, IM&-5073 Your $300 to $600. No collect-ServloeOlreotory Ooon--~r-Alteretlona FENC ~r . ....,, l o4ct lrvlnt. FWt. US.3H5 Int.text. PCllterwi. 141-1101 ~;!~ Of"lm~~~nr~.!:: Medleal Ila Aepr...,,tetlve Cabfneta-Penel-Loch .. tc WO<Xf, ctlaln llnk, petlo'e. Block. 8'1Ctt & Cooeme. CUilom t~. que11ty
oc=EA,..--N-v1=EWs full service wht Ilea coiiar. ;ii.;;, See our ad In tod•y'• Ing. 3-4 hours a day. mon. ••2..ca2111t. IOI 35 yra Of>. Jerry &42-0587 ,, .... t. Greg. "8-0118 Very competltlw & Uc. wen. Probtemt-No Prot>:
suite Newport <Alnter buckle Last seen 3/17 nr eluamed under thru Friday afternoon. Sat. '"..... (714) 499-6224 ,.,,,., #328864 "4-7831
110 Newport <Alnte< °' 2191 & Ora~Ave. CM., "ReciepUonlat." & Sun. morning. Call $..._,al._. .... ..._.. f P1 L1 S• 200 ,,. • • •92 Pl C I 23 FIREWOOD 179.50'.ii Cord ,.._. ,.,; """""'· enc.-~·;:•;:: .. ::;lal;~~~~..,,.. . ~~ .. -... ease s.!~6960 « STATE FARM Aetutical= Home Carpet Ory Cleen Winter Special Ouel mix cement, plenters, '9ttucco ~ -. OFFICE SPACE For GENEROUS REWARD! INSURANCE 642-4333, as~ for Kirk. wl newlyltem.Nontoxlc, Oellv Jim ~1 'repall'9,etc24hrS4S-0729 241w8 711-1111
Rent, 140 sq rt wlprv I REBLOWN ED kllll "-egga. &45-5133 ·• ' STUCCO MASO •.All ptumblng& t....ttng41
door. al e. Call Mesa Op. Loll wtlt aklla dog. 70/lbs. Cltrical/ let S4 ORANGE COAST Uc~:'1£xt p~~~ Ctllnt cncm. umltli No Job to ama11.':\~~ DRAINS CLEAR From S15
tlcal ~8-9894 CM s u k I , 191"I H.,b0 r . iilT •• Daily Piiat JIMS dORs. 1t20% OV9f Fr• .... Uc. 831-23-45 Feucett, Otepoeel, Heeter,
Westcli ff Area Vflry nice ~1M_2_.0_1e...,2_R_ew_a_r_d...,..,.~ FIT temp help CNer 18 yr1. Eltquttlte Acouetlce Re-et No job I amell coat. For eppt. cell __._ &41-0907 P&R 722-ec>ee
Furn 3 Rm Suite Nr new PtratHla 3 Ca.lhier.ltlcketa, parking epr•yed Of rtmOVe. Ory-~. Mickey, ~&--0553 . MeGUNS or 831-0658 ~I SANCHEZ PLUMBING
HI-Rise w/t>eaut ocn vu I Wll IPlllll atten., ofc etc. Cell Suale 330 W. Bay St. wall~· &47-7901 .... ~. *A· 1 llYlll* Copp•r Rtplpu our =~~ .ft~ti s~'··M~a~~ PALI. YAllT ap~~~~ 3.;~plyv:~ Costa Mesa, CA Anllun c.tW Cart FtNBUdAfES T trt CLEAN & EXPERT apeclelltL Repelr• &
mo. S 1000/mo 6-42-4335 OOl HAlll Oporto # 105, Newpon _· r.an1ant_,. .. ..,_. ____ Do& Will &ab;;;Jt your Dump rune. C.M./~~. m ~ _21~~: ·~~~ =-"-•-:r-ilng....,._2_-3394 ___ _
Ar. Y"" ,, ....... b'--' do_.._.. Bch btwn 3-5:30. APPLIANCE SERVICE ehc Mlld,722Mon13·;!3rl. Elllde WM. Jim Whytt, &42-720e · ... BC· 0 PMJ ~ c. •• .,ci.1 '"r;;i
1,000 II. n . ln&IL
FREE ~T AN DINO
Lrg Shovw Room & Otflcet
Corner of Westcllff & Irvine
Sign S(>ece a111 on Westcllff
Ml-1101
.,.. .,... ,..... ,......., ~· WMher"8 --. . • • • •~ M VINO•• help, ... melwlllhelp OlllUL PlllTlll .._.,"' 8• O/W •CT-••'"--•GEN. HOME REPAIRS. Oulok & Cereful T13804e CALYPSO OOL SER·
you $25 Reading •11 pr1ce rengea, • Al • Alt ., ... =, =ff Pelnt Drywall Cwpentry LO RA TES 552 ,... o VICE: Rellable low re-. With Ihle ad. 538-9182. Part-time f()( RMI Eet•t• Community Appffence. etc. Gery Ms'.-5277 PTL . "'"1 w.-1y &47-1753
DevelopmenllProperty $ $ 7899 A.lttr CWdl B Fite 8 NING st•-=---.....,....· -=-----1421 E Chapmen, Org. Mgmt Dept. Hr9 e-5. M· 240-o717 Of 522.2323 ' SERVICE: a ttlrooughly **HANDYMAN** -•--.ull Pr!pdJ ... . l fn SlllLll 11-IO W-F Dutlea Incl typing, ~~------~ houM 540-0a57 Large or amell. I do It elll IT ... YI ..... 1-_ ........ _.....,_ .... .._ __
Free lnfOfmetlon: flllng & llgtlt ecc:ountlng. A!PaJt HOUMdeenlnQ 14 yra exp. Pet 631•5579 or !Ye rneg OrengeCo. Orialnel F\JLL SERVICE PROP·
U S CHRISTIAN SINGLES Word pr0<:e11lng ••· r.;ra;;g Xl:e m; i relleble, r .... lr .. eat. own ~~ Student Movwa. Tntured ERTY MGMT.. 3~ Bier
Bo11 715-KT !>«1enoe pr9fd. Could Aaeurfedng • Aooftna & trena. Pine &45-MM Della ~ Uc. T124-4:M. &41-M27 AMERILAND 997-0IM1 w.11yzate. MN 55391 lead to Fuil-Ume wtMure Waterprooftng• 83l-'199 LING· DoVINd NEW W.,etloueeSIOt1lge I edvencement. S11u y SALES HOUSECLEANING. Ell-Gerege & Verd Clnupe ....,.1 Mii ''iB!!bu.~::'i=:-TUf A FUTAIY UUI 1 commenaurete wtth ••· ~~-ptktng tota penence, own trenep .. Jon 84M192 ......... _ .. _._ r (11t)l l l-2MO I per1ence. FOf f\Jrther lnlo, llC)I. cornptex~ rollr. very,....,._, 831-5091 HN!ng. Moving CIMn-ear.tul-Countoue-Cheep "11111 /NLI llM
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OUllUL P/.... !a!Jtl~ .. !"'2!•P!ijftj;--Exp. MM. women. ~I ref9 C... Berry, 722-8873 • Paia~ l50-275e OW.131..,.... From *25 wk. &42-1203 1--::=~~~-,----l~!'IPWhl'PPll,..-.-
llllmY llll 1;; 'dl'f9 wk.~~· OPPORTUNITY ...,.11111. vACANC1£SvA.cANC1es YllUWWllllU RA@NtiNd a; RIC£ ••••·H91/Wlt11a And wlll PAV FOR 8 ure over pre · Prof ~ • .....,.,... & --.... Pre Sor1na Rat ANYTIME. 522--1573 W<ISlnor.18yraofNippy
PHOTOS telten of tied· Eltper req 988-4222 .iqulprMnt, 8pectebld --; Ill M7~742 .. •---CU*'omer.. Uc. 28()$4.(. 1Cl'a~:!==·==r dent Corner of 1..entapur .-.... In Ngh--encl wNdee. Cllll We It .__ U Thenlc-Youl 983--4114 Add',..,....."9frlodel
& PCH. Coron• o.i Mw Pl'lon... rn1no. eom• Crew Supervisors are now tor quo1e ~ *WM7 ffl!i .. lilH =: RAINBOW PAINTING Top Oulllltty. Low Prtoe.
on Nov 12th. ~0)( typing. Stertlnti, ret• as needed to work In a prl'L ~!;!:~~Ft-lm'I~ 30yra.AATex~ Ouellttllourpollay Fr•eat.Uc.131-23-46 3PM 1213)807·2111 M-F per hour. 957-1353 v-p ~Coeta M•un e 8r. Cit. Rat ... 848-7828 ~JEFF Ucl68a KEN De.. FebutOut Ad-
f8SSIOn81 management POSs '*""' aerv. •~: NenneHe a 1...,10 A.A.A. PAINTING tnt1£xt :=• ,,t.R ~~"'· llllUL.,,.
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111on. ~~~· 1:,_":fe~IC8 ctmt1111•• 1~i~s=~~5 30 vr °"· Home a..2-1no We now have openings for I.I. Wit80N i IONS Ill-.. • , Word Pre c 1eetno, Am. Add. Aernodef Kite. Lawn-T....stwut> lnatall DAN SAL YER PAINlNG laall ~· )aalr mature adults to supervise ~ttna. AUSH J011 a.th. n.. 1sa1..e1 in.. Tree Tnm end Aemovai: uo #425924 iu~ NMMlnaper sales cr-.,s. 0 SPECIALITY. 30 yr.._,. Me-1740 Lawn Mein & Aotot11in9. c .i1 Anytfmt"4--2017 ~. StnoM~ MIO ......... ...,.. v " GAAPHIC8 ~PORT. 2ptlnkler lnetllf, Aepelf, GLASGOW PAINTING Sc:ootwa.Mopeds,Mowt Responstbllltles wlll Include 720-t1•1 Fr• E.8tlmatee ~ 1nt1£xt. 30 yra :rn .. ~·~·,....
hiring, training. and motivating -Liia 1<.c. TREE&EFMCt ,..... 842• 214 Ptup9.' : O.V.'494-1111
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·:Kater inagets a t aste of U.S .
CHICAGO (AP) -Elevcn·ye&r-
old Soviel achool&irl K"erina
Lycbeva tot a taste of America with
lutK:b at McDonald's on Saturday,
the second day of her twe>-wcek peacemaki~ tour inspired by youna
Samantha Smith's 1983 trip to the
Soviet Union.
"'It's very tasty," the blond·twnid
younpter said as she bit into her fi.nt
hamburaer ever.
Surrounded by ~botoarapbers and
reponers, Katenna dined with
McDonald's mascot Ronald
McDonald and said she had tasted
something lake a hamburger once in
the south of Russta.
"It was better. but this 1s good,
too." she said as she poltshed off
frencb fries and a Coke.
Earlier in the day, Katerina, whose
nickname is Katya, visited a career
fair sponsored by Express.. Ways Chil-
dten 's Museum al a downtown de·
partmcnt store.
There, she and her traveling com·
pan1on, 10-ycar-old Star Rowe of San
Francisco, r lanted a chamomile seed
as a symbo of peace.
"We have a peace garden back in
the U.S.S.R. Now that I've planted a
peace seed here, not only people, bu1
plants, will go on worlung for peace."
she said through an interpreter
Katya's tour -her first outside the
Soviet Union -1s sponsored by the
San Franciso-bascd Children As The
Peacemakers and was prompted by
the 1983 Soviet tour by Maine
schoolgirl Samantha Smith, who died
in a plane crash last fall.
Pat Montandon, founder of the
private non-profit group, said she
came up with the idea of bavmg a
Soviet child make a peace mission to
the United Statesafier the group gave
a posthumous award to Samantha
last November.
"There have been absolutely no
problems Wlth the Soviet Union·· or
U.S. officials in arranging the '1s1t.
Ms. Mo ntandon said.
As executive director of the group.
Ms. Montandon has led se'eral
children's delegauons to various
countries promoting peace.
"'~· Soviet .choolflrl Katerina frycheva Joins Ronald
McDonald for a lHg Mac at a McDonalda ln Chicago.
The purpose ot the group "1s peace
and to give children a voice in their
own futurr." she said.
Katya's tnp to the career fair was
arranged b) the lntemat1onal Visitor.:.
Center of Chicago
"ll 's a great opponun1ty for her to
sec what Amencan children aspire to
be." said Abb> Waldste1 n. program
coordinator for the center.
"She's JUSt been absolute!~
awestruck," said Pam Sacks, director
of marketing for the Ex press-Way\
museum.
Katya Vl'iited exh1bns where pro-
fessionals descnbed what it's hke to
be a pilot. phys1c1an, baUet dancer,
ha1rstyhst. nonst and other occupa-
ltOns.
Kat ya was most fascinated with the
fl orist exh1b1t, where dozens of bou·
quets of flowers were displayed
Eyeing a bunch of red roses. she said
"Rose 1s my favonte flower"
An aspan ng dancer she also tned
on toe shoes at the ballet e'h1b1l and
examined X·r3)'!) shown at the phy'>·
1c1an's booth
SAM A SHERMAN
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JANITORIAL S!AVICI, BIYd , Nftpot1 8ci:t\, CA Hl·TfK CONNECTION. 8U-ON Put>lllMd Or~ COM!
1150 Petoe Clr'CM, co.ta t2M3 7816 teoewoocf OrlW. tull• ~llOC Merch HI. 23, $0,
MeN, CA 92828 Oe>ttd Duane &h1rrer, lncrton IMc:ll, CA 92&68 "8.JC ll)TIC( 1MJ MtchMI "· Gordon, 1aso 116$2 Sima 11. Hunt. 9dl, "t~ lrown. SU-070
Perot Clr<M, eo.11 M .... c.I. 02&49 1874 8 DtM. Huot. l'ICTTnOUe .,. ....
CA 92e28 Thi• bu1lnff1 ,, con. lnoton &Mc:tl, CA t2&41 ..... ITA.,...,,,
Thie bu1lnH1 11 con• duct.cl by. en lndMcfuel ""'°'*d Y.,.., 3121 8 The lollowtn9 '*"°"'.,. __ ..:MUC..=::.::;..;11);.;,;;.TICE;..;.;..;...--d~l.cl by en ln<JI~ David &'-"" e... IJ, ..,., .. Ana. CA doing~ -
MICHAEL R OOROOH Tht. etatement w• ftled 927CM ORANOI COAST CLEAN-~.~ ..
Thl9 atat~t wu flied wltll lhe County C*tl of Or• Thll bUtlMM ll CC>n-INO COMPANY, 438 E. 1lttl Tiie 1....._._ pertone.,.
with tM County C*1I of Or· 11ng1 County on ~ ducted by: ~pertnen Street, eo.ta MMe. CA ~..':'.::::.:! .. , 11ng1 County on Fwuery 25. 1G&e CNflM Brown, Alctlatd 92827 ...,.._
21. 1tll ,.,117 Yenllc Jeff'9Y eooa. 438 E. 18ttl OLN MINING, ,...
,__ PublllMd Ol'ange C0Mt Tllll mtwnln1 -tllec' S ~ ..... CA a.~ Of., 18-5. N9w-
Pub119hed Orange Coelt Dtlly PllOI Marctl 10, 17, 24, Wllh IM COunty Cletll of Or· 9:::i· 11 ' Pott e.eeh, CA 02ee3
Dally Pilot Mardi 8, 18, 23, 31, 198e ange County on FebNWY Tiii• builn"' I• con· 81fnly E•~:S:a ',:.!! 30. 1986 Su-053 28, 1988 ducted 0y: 111 ln<JMdUll 8aytl'\of' .. Dr.. -' SU.OS 1 ,__ JEFFREY COOi< !>Oft 8'eoll. CA 92.._
. Publlehed ()fanga eo..t Thia illtamlnt wae filed Notmlll P Boop, 7N1
llMIDI •c MftTIC£ ..... IC W\T1C( OIHy Piiot M•"' 8. 18, 23. with the County a.tll of Or· BHcf1 Poln1 Cir .. 118. Hunt· __ r_..-.. __ nu_• _____ ,._~ __ nu ____ 30, INI '"04I County on Maret! 5 lng1on 8'eoll. CA 92&48
FtCTITIOUI IU..... FtCTITIOUI IU..... &l-038 1tll . . Thi• t>uetn... II con.
NA .. I TATl•NT NAm ITA~ ,_.,.dueled by. c:o-pwl'*"
.. _"' W\Tlf't Publllhld n.-.... eo..t 8aln9y &!It Tiil lollowlng per90na are TM leflowtng pettotla are ,._ nunw. O-"·· Piiot ••• ':'eh'{i 23 30 Tl\11 fllletNnt wea tlled dOlnO bull'*I N doing bullMM U. .,,, ..,_ ' ' ' wttll tlll County Clerk of Or·
EXECUTIVE CAREER KO CONSTRUCTION, l'tCTITIOUe .,.._.. APt'll 8, 1988 S" ..... 5 lflQ9 County on M&f'Cf\ 18, SERVICES. 2082 Bu11r-. 2424 Newport Btvd, #95, NA• aTATDllPff ..-vv 1986
Canter Drive. Suite 246. Colla M .... CA 92827 TM followlng pet10fll '" ,....10
Irvine, CA 92715 Kenneth T. Garman, 2424 doing bu..,_. u : NIUC M)TICE Publllhld Orange co.et
Mllllew John e.tzano, Newpon Blvd, 195, Co111 MOONBOW AOVEN· Oelly Piiot Mardi 22. 29.
2290 t Bergantln, Mlsllon Mae1, CA &2827 TURES. 4 141 e.tl Roed, '9CTTnOUa ......... A"'ll ti, 12. I toe
VlejO, CA 92e92 Thia bu11n... 11 con· Suite 111 I, Cypre11, CA NAMS ITAT'lflmNT .,. Su-07<1
David B. Heyn11. 10 ducted by an Individual 90830 T f~ Wlldgoo11 Court. Newi><>n KENNETH T. GARMAN Rob Stoddard, 4029 tie --~ .. per.one ar•1---------
Bllcll. CA 92683 Thia 111ternent wM flied l.atwln, CYP'-· CA 90830 ~L~=:· MICRO· P\lllJC M)TIC[ Robert M Oon1ld1on. wltlllheCountyClet1cof0r· Thie bu1ln"' 11 con-COMPUTER AENTALs.1--.;..;;.p;.;;;;.;;...;.-......, __
SA31 Govin Circle, Hunt· anoe25 19~ .. ounty on F~idU<:1edR~~'r'~~~~ LTD, 1888 HarbOr BIVd, '~~A=-
lnotOl'I Beech. CA 92&47 . oo -m Thlt atllement wu flied Colla M .... CA 92827 T'"!f"o1•----tv1 .......,.... .. .,1 d~~:, b~~:.~~~tn:.1 con· Publltlled Ora~c;,ut with the County Clefk of Or. HarbOr Weet Micro-Cal. ~ ~-;;( ~ -
M. J BELZANO Dally PllOI Mercn 9. 18, 23, •nva County on Fel>N•ry ~~ic>n • 1~"~.:0, ~· J ~NO B ENTERPRISES.
This atatametit WM flled 30. 1988 25. 1988 eo.ta ...... CA 92827 . 1919 w....,., #20-4, COit•
wltl\ Ille County Clertl ol Or Su-448 fl011M G N Tauber Preeldlnl M .... CA t2e27 / ange county on F1t>ruary Publi.hed Orange eo..t Thie •tetement wu n1ect Lec>Mrd Anthony Jutk• 11.
28. 1986 Delly Pilot March 9. 18, 23, with the County Clel'tl of Or· 1919 w.-.c.. •20-4, COit•
fl023CM --.. -ID,-'C-..,,.-TI-"r:--:\0 1988 lflOI County on Mercfl 4, Miii. CA 112827 Publlltled Or:'r CoMt n111u nu w. ~7 1988 Thi• bu11nff1 11 con-
Dalty Piiot March , 18, 23, FICTITIOUI llUalHEll ,_.. ducted by: en lndlVldual
30, 1986 NA• ITATl•NT P\8.JC M)Ttc[ Publltlled Orange Cout Leonlfd A. Julk1 II
Su•040 T'"-ro1•~·"nn ,,_._1 ·~e Diiiy Piiot Marct1 18, 23, 30, Tllll atltement WU ti~ ,.. ...... ... ,.... ........ -~.....,..,..'I IU ... 11 • 988 wltll Ille County Cieri! of...,.. ---------doing bvtlneee N : r"" '''"""' Aprll u, 1 Couflty Mll'ctl 18 P\8.IC NOTICE PACIFIC WEST ELEC· NA• ITATIMBfT Slr082 = on · __ ;.....;.....;..;....;.. ____ TRONICS 1370 Logan AV· The lollowlng !*ION 11'1 1 ,_
FICTTTIOUI 8UllNE81 Unli AJB Coe1 M.a doing butlMel M' .. _"' W\Tll'C NAME IT ATfMENT ~2626 ' 1 ' 0 1' A N G E C 0 A S T r-..-..n. nu uw. Publlt;hed Oranoe Coul
Tiie following pereons are Paclllc Weet Enterpr19M, PR 0 TE CT IVE FL 0 0 R FtCTTTIOUI .U..-H ~~ 5Pi~t 1=ctl 22• 29•
doing business as Inc:. aClllfornlaCOfP()fatlon, COATINGS. 438 E. 18th NAm ITAT'lmNT ....,. • • Su-03T
OOBBIE/SCHLEY ANO l62l lndut St .. Santa Ana. Strlll, Co1t1 Mete, CA The followlng pettont are
ASSOCIATES 423 3 tll CA92707 92827 dol bullnetau· ---------
Street, Newport Beacti, CA Tiiis bu1lne11 11 con· Jeffrey Coolc. 438 E. 18th A,IME TO REMEMBER. NllJC M>TICE 92683 ducted by: 1 corporellon Str91t. Coit• M.... CA 173 Admlral Way. Col1• __ ;.....;.. _____ _
Kellin A Schley, 25225 TllOmu L .. FIKhw Sr .• 92827 M ... CA 92827 FICTITtOUI ~.91
Mackenzie. L119una Hiiia, CA CEO George Weygtnd, 143 Virginia P. Gu.t, 173 Ad· N.._ ITATl.-NT
92653 Tllit statement WU tiled 21•t Apt 8, Costa Mesa, CA mlral Way. Coet• M .... CA The folloWlng per.one.,. Steven l Oobble, 330 with the County Clel'tl of Or· 112627 92827 dOlng buelneee 11:
Sente Ana Newport Beacll, ange County on F1bNary Thie bu1ln1tt 11 con-Thll butlneu II con· INTERNATIONAL REN·
CA 92663 27, 1986 ducied by I general part-due1ed by an lndlvldual TALS ANO LEASIANO OF Tn1s bu11nesa 11 con· '1Gll11'1 nersnlp Virginia p G~t AMERICA, 15 Corporate
ducted by a generlJ part· Publfshld Or1r>ge Cou1 Jeffrey Cook Tiii• ttatamen't wu nled Plaza. Suite 100, ~
I nersnlp Deity PllOI Marcil 9, 18. 23. Tiii• 11a1ement WU tlled wllll the County Clerk of Or· Beedl, CA 928e0 Keven A 5ehley 30 1986 with the County Clerk ol Or· C M ch 4 Fr 1 nc11 co Erne 1 Io
Tn1t1 statement was llled Su-048 ange County on Maren 5, ~~ ounty on 11 • Bentle. 1010 Town11r'd
wltn trie Counly Cieri< ol Or· 1986 . ,_ North. Santi Ana. CA 92703
I anoe County on February ,_,. Publllhed Or•,.,,. Coul Tiii• busln111 11 aon·
25 1986 n.im•1C MnTICE Publllhld Orlfl09 Co.--.. -ducied t>y: Individual
Ml.IC ll)TIC(
F101t25 rUUL "" . Deity Piiot Maren 16, 23, 30, Dally Piiot Maren 18, 23. 30. Fr~neeto Benitez P~e-da w:n C~o .ds:.J·am hi·g.h w.ay Put>hsll!ld Orange Cout FICTrTIOUI aut•ll Apf-11 8, 198e Aprll 8, 1988 Su--084 Thia ttat--.I WU Ned Daily Ptlol Maren 9 16 23, NAME ITATIMINT S~, wttll lhe C<lunty Clerk of Or·
30 1986 The IOllowlng P9f90t\I ere
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NAME 8TATEM£N'T ' Angela Grieco. 1007 I Hiii doing bUtlneM u · I doing buelnea u : tu-075
LOS ANGELES (AP) -L p to
2.500 pc'ople Jam med a w1nd1ng
t'T'ountatn highway th rough Angeles
National Forest before dawn Satur-
day to watch Halley's comet as thc
final month of viewing opponun11tl'S
approached.
Haze made the 3 a.m show le<.<.
than spectacular
"I was hoping 1t ~ould be more
v1s1ble, but I'm glad I saw something
having gotten up at this hour,'' said
Jack Burke of Cleveland. ·-rm
amazed at all the people up on th1'>
mountain.''
A long stream of t·ar'> o;naked up
Angeles Crest H1ghwa) into the San
Gabriel Mountains. and turnouts all
along the highway were filled wtth
people who were watching the comet
through telescopes. binoculars and
the naked eye
Victims
of MOVE
fire get
housing
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -The
first two of61 famili es who lost their
homes to fire in the police siege of the
radical group MOVE moved into
newly built rowhouse'i in thei r nld
neighborhood ~aturda }. three
months later than the ci t' had
promised ·
"Now that l'"e gotten my house
back I'm not as b11ter as I once wa~.
but I'll try to cope.'' ~1d Gloria
Tobois. who moved 1n with her
husband. Stanley
Friends. relatives and ne1ghbor'i
helped the T obo1ses and Connu:
Wanes. another neigh borhood resi-
dent. carry fum11ure and other
belongings into the new home~. built
at city expen~ for an estimated
S 135,000 ap1eC'e in a we~t Philadel·
ph1a neighborhood where mo~t
houses are worth between $:?0,IXlO
and SJ0.000
"My house. m) beautiful hou\C I
think n's a reall> nice building," Mr\
Tobo1s said of tht' threc·'.ltory Ihm>
bedroom home
The 61 houses were de'>troyed Ma\
J 3 tn a fire that broke out when police
dropped a bomb on a fon1fied
rowbouse occupied by MOVE
The project's contrac1or c,& V
Construct1on Co. ofNorlOlk, Va has
!.atd the homes should be largel"
completed by Apnl IS
Shcnfis Lt David Kading est1·
mated up to 2_500 people Jammed thl·
remote h1ghwa) 25 miles nonh of
dov..ntown Los Angeles tor a gl1mp'>4·
of the comet
''There war, a solid line ofca~go1ng
up the mountatn,'' Kading ..aid
"People wc:re having a good t1ml· It
was like a giant pan} It v..a<; J Int ot
tun"
The comct was cas1h 'mbk v..1th
the naked e)e on recent nights. but
ha1e an the air. and po~s1bl)' smog
from Los A.ngeles, obscured the
comet this morning. It looked like a
very faint. fuuy ball with a short tall
"IC<; pretty dim." 'ia1d Bob Reeve~
of Los .\ngeles "It take<; ~omebo<h
who knows ~here lo look ..
At one \pol off the: h1ghwa~ -near
the S 001-foot cle' al1on mark -
about K>(J people ga1cd at the comet
But ll was a bnght 'ihoottng star. or
mcteonte ~h1c h most 1mprcs~d thc
crowd
"It 's certain I~ n111 a'> r,pcuacular a<,
the 1910 photu'i, hut n\ sull the first
comet I've ob..cned." said Dave
A.lien of l.ianta Monica.
Bob Kerr J computer program·
mer. watched ~llh a uowd of 30
people from Jct Propulc;1on Labora·
lOf1 tn Pasadena
"We're ~t1ll look1ng tor the tail," he
JOked "It's fun 111 get out. 11's ki nd of
a happening Wc wanted to ..ce
Halley'r, comet f<11 the only t1ml' tn
our It\ c~ "
"Thi'> 1s the third t1ml' I vc seen 1t."
..aid Dr. Rohen M . .tn1n a Los A.ngeles
psych1atn,.t. ''I'm e\uted b> the
numberofpcoplcherc lt \acam1val
atmosphc~e ..
Bhopal settlement near
"'fV. YORK t A.Pl-\ 'n1on ( arhuk Corp has tentat1 .. l'h agn'<:d
to pa~ ~JSll m1lllon to ..cttlc h1lhon<. of dollars in damage da1m'> Imm
a chemical kak in Bhopal. lnd1J that killed morC' than 2 tll)(I neoplc
The New York Time'> repom·d.
The settlement would to\il'r iln yonc injured 1n the leak whclh1•r
the' surd the c.ompan)' or not acrnrding to unnamed 'inurct'' r1 trt.l h~
the Times 1n Sunda\. ed1t10n'i
The \Cttlcmen t~ which " c.t1ll .. ubJctl to nego11a11onr, must Ot-
appm' ed b~ l 5 D1s1.nct Judge John r Keenan in "1anhatt.rn and
could be become final 1n Silt months. the new.,papcr 'i31d
l n1on C arb1de !.pokcsman Earl J Slack confirmed Saturda} that a
tent.all\e o,cttlement had been reathed. but he refu..cd to d1\clo-.c am
details
C arb1dc''> last pubhu 1cd r,cttkmcnt offer wa~ SI ()(J rr111l1on
Physicists say n o
to 'Star Wars' plan
C AMBRI L><1E Mac;c; IA.Pl-Tht•
propo...cd .. Star V.ars." pace·ba~d
defense !)}'Stem v..ould not protet.t the
United States from a ~ov1et m1s\1lt'
attack. according to the maJont> of
rnore than 500 phyo;ic1sts quc.•c;t1oncd
ir1 a survey relea~d l)a1urday
Most of the physicists polled by thr
L n10n of Concerned c1c:nt1,.l'> ..aid
the Soviets could dnelop ofTt:n'>I\ c
weapons that would circumvent an)
m1ss11t' shield erected b> the l 'n1tcd
States
"li1mpl) put. this poll concludn
that the nation's eitpcrts are saymg
'no' 10 Star Wars:· said Howard R1 ...
execu11ve dtrector of the Cambndge-
based public policy organa.zat1o n
A spokesman for the office coordi-
nating the Str.ucg.ic Defense In·
.1t1a11ve. commonly known as tar
V.. ar' d id not return se"eral phone
call' <,eek mg rnmment Saturda)
The\ 'nmn 111 < onccrned Sc1ent1'its
~1d II SUrYC}Cd phySICISt'i In llS
nat111n\\1de telephone J)f>ll last month
bccau<,e their d1'ic1 ph11c I'> crucial to
1.itar Wars re\Carch
Among the poll''> find1ngc;
-When a\~cd whether \tar Wars
could defend the I S popula11on as a
whole. 67 percent ..aid ll was 1m·
probable or \iCI") unlikely. while 16
percent thought 11 wa'> probable or
very likely
-S11<ty•two percent said 1t was
very likely that the Soviet~ would
deploy countermeasures that would
render Star War\ 1ncfTecttve while 2S
ocrccnt ~•d ti wac; \Omcwhat hkely
-Star Ware; would be dangcrou'ih
unrehahle. 63 percent c;aid ·
Tiie lollowtng per90ns 1rel Road, Gardan Grove. CA CHEZ JOEY. 2501 I BAG IT, 17220 Nlwhopl, ---------
dOlng bU91ness u 926'0 Adllan10. Lagun~ Niguel. Sult• 118. Fountain Valley, •-'C Mnf"'c LAKE FOREST MEDICAL Tll1s buslne11 la con-CA 92877 CA 92708 __ ,._~ __ nu __ iw. __ _
CENTER. 221121 Lelle F0<est ducted by an Individual Marwa Jo (Joey) Slmt, Jim Marino ll"f'lf>O'tl, •
Ortva. :: t06 El T0<0. C AI ANGELA GRIECO 250t t Adelanto. Laguna Callfornl• corpor1llon, 1333
92630 This statement Wit filed NIQUel CA 92877 W. Main Streat, Alanambfa,
CraiO w S1noer 227001 with the County Cllfk of Or· thl .. bu1lne11 11 con· CA 91801 Lak• (ortoat 1.mve. El Toro. ange County on February ducted by: an lndlvlduel Tiii• builneu I• con· I CA 92630 26. 1986 Marbr• Jo (Joey) Simi ducted by: a corporation
This busine11 Is con· FI0210S Tl\lt 1111ement wu ftled Tony Marino. Vice Prtlll-
ducted by an lndlYldual Published Orange Coast Mlh lhe County Clertl of Or· dent CRAIG SINGER Daily Piiot March 9, 16, 23. Inge County on February Thi• mtement WU ftled
This stetemenl was flied 30 t988 21, 1988 wttll lhe County Clet1c of Or·
w1lh the County Clefk of Or· Su-0501 no1a3 = C<lunty on Mardi 4· •no• Coontv on Fat>ruary Publllhed Orange Coat .,.._.,
28 1986 F>Oml NILIC NOTICE ~~"ri :.~~:lfci1 16. 23. 30. Publbhed Orange CoM1
Puolisneo Or•nge Co1:11I FICTmOUI 9UIMll ~~:~;'~~"ell 18, 23. 30,
Delly P1fol March 9 t6, 23, NAME ITATl•NT ' Su-07 1
30. 1986 Ttie lollowlflO '*'°"'are Plll.JC M)Ttc[ Su-034 doing t>ulln ... u "8.IC M>TICE • WARTHEA AND AS-PtlJLJC NOTICE SOCIA TES, 2427 Francteco ---------1 Drive, Newi>Ort 8elctl, CA
FICTrnous 8UllNEll 92660
NAM£ STAT£MfNT D Paul Wanner. 2427
Tr>e lotlOWlng P9f9onl are Fr1nc:1sc:o Drive, Newport
I dOlng bulln9S$ u Beach. CA 928e0
HUNTER WEAKS. 1835 Eltle M Werther, 2427 I Wnnuer Ave dD, Co11a Francisco Drive. Newport
Mesa CA 92627 Beach, CA 928e0
Jarrell B Hunler 17252 Tri1s buslneu 11 aon·
Keelson. •C Hun11ng1on ducted by joint venture
Beach CA 926A 7 0 Paul Werther. Ellie M
Tri1s bus1neas 11 con-I War1hef ducted by an 1nd1vlduaJ This st11emen1 WM flied
JERRELL 8 HUNTER Wllll Ille County Clertl ol Or·
Th11 statement wu ftlld 1nge County on Flb<uafy
w1tn Iha Coonty C18fk ol Or 25. t986
I 1nge County on February! F301MI
2s. 1986 Published Or•nr Coatt F301t27I Dally Piiot Maren • 16, 23,
J.luo11sneo uranoe Cou t 30. t986
Dally Piiot March 9 18 23 Su-OS4
30 1981)
Su.043 Pml.IC NOTIC£ ---------1 ---------1
FtCTITIOUI IUU.11
NAiii ITA~ FICTITIOUe ......
The following peraons are NAm ITATDlllfT
doing ~ 11: The loltowlng penont .,..
T J ENTERPRISES, 21 dolna bu'"'-aa: Lakeplnea, lrvlnl, CA 112714 MAAKETLINK, 208 la
Timothy James Plr111, 2 1 Jolltl L-. Newport BMcll,
Lalleplnet, lt'Ylne, CA 92714 CA t2880
Tiii• bu11ne11 11 coni Mwgrtt Cetglle. 208 La
dueled by: en lndlYldual Jolla Lane. Newport BMctt.
TIM PIRTLE I CA 928e0
Tl\lt statement was ftlld Cindy Bow, 7 l.Axlngton,
with the County Cler1< ol Or·l ll'Ylne, CA 92720 anga County on Fet>nlery Tiii• bu1lne11 11 con·
28. 198e due1ed by: • ""*" part.
FJOM11 nerlhlp
Publllllld Or11ng1_ Coal MARGRIT CARGILE
Dally Piiot Maron 16. 23. 30, Thi• ltltement WM tllld
Aprll 6, 1986 I with the C<lunty Cieri! of Or· Su.()87 lr>ge County on FlbNary
28, 1988 ---------1 f'IOM1' PlB.tC NOTJC£ Pvbllshld Orange eout
FtCTITIOUI .uaMll Delly Piiot MarOh 18, 23. 30.
NAiii ITA~NT Aprfl O. 1G&e Su.-089
The lollowlng per-. .,.
POOLIC NOTICE FlCTITIOUI IUltNEll doing butlnea 11: ---------
NAME ITAT'EmN'T PETITE MARCHE. 369 E I P\BJC M)llCE
FICTITIOUS 8U81Nl•I The followlng ~ are 17th Street Colt1 Meta CA NAME ITAn MENT dOlng bUslneu ... 92827 . . I ,tennoua .......
The IOllowlng persons ere SUMRALL CHU & AS· Jeannine K Trout, 2331 NAiii I TATDllWT
doing business as SOCIATES. 4500 Campus, P0C>9yAve .Coron1dll Mar, The lollowlng pereon1 are
B & A AUTO REPAIR #208, Newport BMctl. CA CA 92825 ldolno bullneea u : 1711 MOl'lrov1a Colla Mesa. 92660 Thll bu1ln111 11 con-MEO EXECS. 8 St~
C.A 92627 Joi Sumrall. 129 Lemon duc:1ed by an lndlV\duel Pine. lrvlne, CA 112714
Wiiiiam B Nance. 5021 W Grove. lrvlna. CA 92714 J EANNINE K TROUT Sare A. Stlennan, 8 Stone
Aot>erls Ortve S1nt1 Ana. Tiiis bualnau 11 con· T1111 ltat~t -flied Pini. IMnl, CA 112714
CA 92704 ducted by en lndlVldual with the County Cieri! of ()r., Thi• bu1ln... I• Con·
Ronald W Archer 7700 JOE SUMRALL anga County on February ducted Irr. an lndMdual
NOTICaTO
CMDITOMot' IUU(~
(Slca.8101-8107
U.C.C.)
Notk:ll 11 hereby given to
1111 c:tedltora of PYRAMID
OPTICAL CO. INC , Tran ..
leror. w'10M ~ad·
dreu ls 1732 McGMW Strwt.
and 1733 Ka!Mr Street,
lrvtne, County of Or11ng1,
Stall of Celttornla. ltlat a
bultc tran1ter It about to bl
l'Tlade to SOKKISHA COM·
PANY. LTO, Tran1lerH
wlloM bulll'IMI addrMI ..
Tokyo. Ja pan. KEIO
YOYOOI BUILDING # 1, 1-1·
ct1one. TOl'Ngaya. St!ibuy•
ku, Tokyo 151. Japen
TM ~operty to bl tr.,.._
!erred .. IOelted •• 1732
McG-Street and 1733
KalMt Street, lrvtne, County
of Orange, 81•1• of Cali.. fornla_ Said property o..
ICflbed In general u : AK
1tock In trade. fhcturu.
equlpmant and ~ of
tllet 09tleal l>uslneM known
u PYRAMID Of>TICAL CO
L TO, and loe8ted at 1732
McG-Streat end 1733
Kaller S1reet, lrvlne, C<lunty
of Orange. State of Call-
lornlL The bulk tr1n1ler wlll bl
consummated on or alter
Ille 10th day of April, 1G&e 11
1.00 p_m. II 800 W 8th
Slreet, Suite 1850, LOI An.
gelea. Coonty of Loe An.
QllM. Staie of Callfornla.
So fer u II known to the
1ran1llf'H, 111 bu1ln1t1
namea and addr-uMd
by tran1teror for the 3 reer• lalt put 1(1: Same
Oiied: Maren 17, 1G&e
TAKAYOM OOA, ca--
lfll llel\199f, of IOK·
KllHA COWANY, LTD, Tr....,...
Publl9hed Or11ng1 eo..t
Delly Piiot Matdl 23, 1G&e
au-079
Lampson. sp79 Garden Thi• Slalemenl WU nled I
Grove. Ce 926-4 1 with lhe County Clerk of Or· P\8.JC NOTICE "8.IC M>TICE Pl8.tC M)TJC[
WILLIAM B NANCE ange County on F.bruary ---------------------------
Trila statemenl wes flled 28. 1986 CfTV OF NEWPOAT lll!ACH
with Ille County Cl&rk ol Or· ,..., CITY COUNCJL
enge County on February PubllShed Ofange Cout AQINOA 25 1986 Delly Pilot MlfCll 9, 18, 23,
FI011S1 30 1986 ...,~f\
Put>llSfled Ora~ Coast Su-036 -" 2A. 1• • 7:30 P.M.
~'~:S~1 Merch · t8. 23 ~bllc lllarlng end City Counctl ,......_of USE PERMIT NO. 3185, e requeat of JAMES
Su-<>« P\8.IC M>TtcE ADAMS, Newport BMctt. to permit 1111 conatructlOn of an ottlcl building In the Manner1'
---------• Miii Specific Plan Al'M which nOMd• the 28 fool bMlc height llmll In the 28/35 Foot ---------~~:.~=· Height Llmltallon Olttrk:t and aonllln• • groee ltructurll arM tn 1xcet11 of .5 tlmet ttMI Pml.IC NOTICE bUlldebll ll'M of thl site. The Pfoe>OMI lleo lnc:tudea • modification to the Zoning Codi The following~·.,. eo u to allow tlll UM of c:ompect end tandem perking specee for• por11on of tM
FtCTITIOUl IUlfNEll doing bUllMIS u : raqw.d off-1treet pattclng, and . requeet to UM . IUl>ltandWd .... width with wider NAME ITA~MEN'T MAID A M11'1lJTE, 2322 w. ,,,.,., nomlel perk~ for a portion Of.the requlNCI perking; and lhlacoeptance of
Tiie followtng '*'°"' 1r1 MOO<e . S1n11 Ana. CA en EnYtronmental t Aa an option to IN tandem perking"**· 1111 eppllc:ant
Oolng ooal,_ u 927<M la wllllng to purcllMe an equal amoun1 of In-lieu perking IC** on an annu.11 bell• 1n 1111
D M c LIFECALL. 205 Cryetel Ranell Kiely, 2322 Mariners' MMe Munlc:tpal Pn~ Lot Propeny located at 2820 AllOll Street Lugonla "B", Newport W Moore. Santa Ana, CA ORDINANC£.S FOR INTAOOUCTIOH: Be;!.C~.~~'frandall 205
92i: bu1tn111 11 con· ~:;=:of~ ..:.:n and~.==.'ng Cl\ac>ter 5·°" pertaining 10
Lugonta "B", Newport ducted by: an Individual An ordinance amending etiapt., 3.18 10 unrtorm tran...,.1 occue>ency ta•
Beec:ll. CA 92663 CRYSTAL R. KIELY AESOLlJTIONS FOR ADOPTIONS: Thia bu1lnHs 11 con-Tnl1 tleternent WU ftled Aeeolutlon 9782 pertalnlnQ 10 lutlneM l..lcl9nM ,...,
ducted by an lndl'llldual with the County C"'1f Of Or· Aleolutlon ~ tr8'fto ciomtOI et certain ln19r'MCtlON 111 8~ OrlY9
DIANE M CRANDALL ·~ Coun1Y on F'lbNwy Atto!Utlon ~an .......... t bet-....n tfle City and tM Newpor1 Flfeflght-Thll 1t1tement WU ftled 25, 1988 ANoclltlOn regwdlnQ comc>lenCe wttfl tM Ftk L..etlof Standards AC1.
wltll 1111 County Cler1c Of Or· ,..,_ Aleolutlon 0011M1ttlt1910 ltle reorgllltutlol1 of Gtoup W Cabla, Inc
lflOI County on F'a«>Naty Publllhed Orange Cout CONTMCTS/AOMEMENtS.
28, 1986 Diiiy Piiot Merell 8. HI. 23. Awerd ContTact No. 21M9 lo a.re Pecltlc Electric:af Con1r~ tnc .. In IN amount non. 30 1988 e .. ""' of $218,5et; and llU1tlorlM tM Meyor end City CWtt to execute Mid contract fOf 81,_ Publlallld Orange Cout ~ Ltgllt Conll'Wllon Progrern. PllaM 11. -------------------~-~~~~~~-~-~=~~==~-~-=~~==~-1 ~~~~~~1en! ~~INMeyor and Clty~k~IXICUll•~A~~~~~·~ ntm•ic Mt\TICC Mt.IC M>TtCE f'ta.IC NOTICE Pml.IC NOTICE 30. t988 I P\B.JC M>Ttct provldl tt1e neoeaeary riQht of way euperv111on t<w tile acqullltion of Pf°'*1Y neia6ecS to r '"""'-"" Su-035 wldln Coel1 Highway, a.)191de Ortw to MllCAf111UI' 81vc1. •
,ICTrTIOUI 9U ... H 'ICTTTIOUl IUIMH PICTITIOUI I UIMH ---------FtCTfTIOUl IUllNmH COMMUNICATIOMS: ~~~,A~=· NAMI •TATDmfT NA• I TATIMINT T,.~~TEfllf.NT NA• ITATWMINT To Oeneral Slf't'llcel Director f0trt90'1 beell. ~ fOt Coton. OM ... ., CNmber of The followt Tne tottoWlng per90n1 ar• The tol!Owlng weon• .,. 111 ~~.,, l*tonl •r• P\8.JC M>TICE Thi foltc7wtng peraons are Commeilct 10 Include 1n IN 1Ne budOet. tM <:Mmbef doneted etw11tmm
no P«ton• are ooong bulinlM u dOlng bullMIS 11 Pennl\eld dotng l>utlMM u FICTITIOUI IU ... H doing bullnell 11 1 •r--1dlCOtlllON for the .-t entranoa of Newport e.ctl and Pldtlc eo.t ~. doino butlneN u c.m. FRIDAY GRAPHICS 26tl Hornee Atto Loma 170 E CHORES UNLIMITED NA• ITAftMINT A AT IS T IC F I N IS H To etatf 1or f'9IPOI*, comc>Mlint from AA1n I.. ~ 19gllldlng ,,,..,.,"11,.ICI Md =r i~r~&~ fU(:Mer Ave . Sutte 1?() 111111 St • 110. Cotti Mele 308 34111 Street. ~ Tile lollowlng Pl'tont .,. CAAPENTRY, p 0 Bok $30, reacionelbhity of •teonan• .... on~ and ~ on 8alboa lilanc:t en. hlgtl Ude
S lt'Ylnl CA 927 14 CA 92827 IMcJi CA 112683 dCW"' ~ u TtlbUCO Cenyon, CA 12171 1 or lleevy ,.._, ~t=. CAu~;~2· Gerdlfl Co~nle Loughran 40 Pannfi.td 0.V .. Op!T\lnl. PfMY S MortMttl. 30I l . ., AN D£111SO N AS ·! Robert M\irl)fly, H5 W To M"1ne'?~P,t.forreply,lett"ffom£ttcl<eewetcanerequee11nge eflangelnthe tlme
r ' Morene IMna CA 927t5 Inc • Cellfoml• corpor 3'41h $trwt.Newi>ort9Mch. SOCIATES. 712 Malabtr,ltth StrNI, Cf13. eo.11 of "b11Qtballed '~ltd~10tha1-1e(1cenan10YIM~«1Uttlng .,...., o.n Lafumen !555& Hunt Jo Anne Blk•r. •O allon, 170 E 17111 St II I 10 CA 82883 OflV9, Corona dll Mer. CAI MeM. CA t2827 CLAIMS 'OR OAMAGU: .
inoton v 11• Lene. Hurit· Moren• 1rv1na CA 92715 Costa ~. CA t2827 Mitchell J Good1. 308 t2825 David 8anot111m, P 0 Bok lMTy Albflght
lnQton 8Mcl1 CA 112647 T'tll• · builneH 11 con· I John Mullln, 16'8·D 341118tree1 NlwP0'18Matt. 8.,.,, LAMll't Ano.non, $30, 31142 Mountain VW MoMa dtl 1o1n91f
l'hi. buitneu 1•1 con· ducted 11y 1 ~·I pert· Adame Av•. eo.11 .,._., CA 92803 71, Malebet Dttve. Corona Aoed. TtebUCO Cenyon. CA AlcNtd Carrot!
OUCCed by I llmttao partner nerllllP I CA 92826 Tiii• bUlln•H II con-del Mat. CA 92'25 t2t78 Wiiiem A. ~ "'tn... 8 LaYfftltl. Pr•· CONNIE LOUOHAAN Tl\11 t>u••nell I• eon-ducted by oo-l)lf1nart Till• bul lnffl 11 con-· Thi• bUllntH 11 COi\· At .... J. Rulli.
Tllil 1111..-nent -lllld duel.cl by • joint venl\lf'e P!NMY S M()qlS[TTE ducted 11y en 1nd1Yldu111 ducted by CD-f*1'*" STAF1 ANO COMMlaSIOH AC..oAT8: '*'rii.. etat«n«1t Wll ftled wtll\ the County Clertl of Or·1 Pannlteld Oevelopmenl fl\11 ltltlfl'llflt WN Med SVEN l ANIXASON ROU"T MUAPHV ~ & MofW'lld Aoooun\Mte, ltlC. letter to tfle City NOl'dtno flnancial et••
C .. ""'"' County on f'~wry Preeldtlnl wltl\ the County C"'1r Of Of Tiiie etet..-n41nt wae flied Thie lt.tlflWll wM Mad INll'ltalar.icttt for the,._. ended June IO. 1M&. wl1'I IM eouttty ler'k °'Of. 2e .. 11188 T1111 a1•t~t wu 11..0 enge County on February wtt111111 County Clel'tl ot °' M«norlndum from a.y ~ n d9nQ 8TATU8 OF PV8UC LtAallfTY H-enge ~ty ()ti Flbfuery . ,..,.,., with the County Clertl of Or· 25. 1988 ::.·~c:;ty~~~I ange County on ~ SUAANCl-"<>ltCY M NfWAI. 1ttM'r I
2t. 1 '11ntU Pubtllhld Or•~ Coast = County on M11Cf\ ~ '101.,. 21. ltoe 126. 1988 SPl'.OtAl. lvtNT& ll'fMotlT~A9commend"&::"'' ~ ae.c>l4 .. '°'Katt
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