HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-04-29 - Orange Coast Pilotp9uii.ty unemployment takes third straight dip .
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1'ar the tb1rd month ln • row ~nemploymen' lnohed dOWnwant in o..an,. Coun'Y lM\ month, prcmpun, a l\lte labor
analyst to declant the county'•
downward eeonomlc 1plral ma.)'
be O\l'el', The JobMll rate dropped to 1.a ~t ln March, down e'8ht-"8tba of a potnt from the 8.1
~t rate posted ln J'ebruvy,
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llC001"dfua to ltate labor ltaUldcll r.1..-dyeste~. ~ nwnbtr of Jobl-county
rffldentl now total.I 19,100 -
down from the NClOtd 102,400
people without work ln January ancf th• 97 ,900 who reported
they Md no Job ln hbruary.
••we have ahanaed dlncUon.
Thlno do eeem to be lm~.··
aaid Alta Yetter, a labor analyst
In the atate Employment
Development Department'•
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Santa Anl of flee.
Ye,Ur predicted th•
employment outlook in the
county wW con\tnu. to lmprove
dwiftl the MCOnd q\W1eJ' of 1983
u COW\ty attnctkn bqln hJrinc
for the t o 1.arht 1eaaon.
A,rtcultural flrma continue to
h1N tn anticipation of the aprina
harveet and ieVeral new dilcount
•tonll open county outlew.
"I'd aay there 11 a more
poalt1ve employment trend,''
Yetter ea.Id. "h wUl be a ,ndual
Improvement u the year
proar--. not a tara• ~Udup."
The improvement In Or•DI•
Count>"• employment picture
wu exCffded In Loe Ana•ln
Co~ wbtre UMmployment dro • fWl 1.4 .S-l'Cllnt. from
11. .s-rcent tn February to 10.1
percmt ln March.
Acro11 the 1tatt ,
un_emplo1m•nt dropped from
Febr\W')"• 11.2 percent to 10.e
percent In March The rate
nationally. however, dropped
only one.tenth of a perotn&qt potnt, from 10.4 to 10.3 percent
dwinl thOM aame months.
J'or the flnt quarter of 1983,
unemployment avera1ed 7 .9
percent, compared to 6.1 percent
for the flr1t three montha of
1982, Yetter uid.
Deaptte the aenerally
lmprovtn& employment outlook.
however, one aector of the
county'• economy, the
conatruct.lon lnduairy, cone1nu.
to be hard bJ t, the labor anal ya&
aaid.
More than 1,400 Cl0nlt.Nc:1.ion
worken lost tMt.r Jobe ln Man:h,
Jara-ly due to the eevere ft.onnl
that buffeted the county, 1he
aald. Since • year aao, 8,900
conatructton worken have loet
their Jobe. for an annual decreaae
amount.Jna to 22 percent.
COUNTY IDITION
FRID.J\Y APHl l ."• 'Ir OHANGf C OUN r Y C A LIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Balloons ,blast off
Young'.6ten launched helium balloons at College View Elementary School in Huntington Beach
yesterday. They attached po&tcards with their names and addre89e9, hoping to find out ~ow far
their balloons traTel. "We juat thought the launch would be a lot of fun," said a member of
the Parent Teacben Auociation. ..>
e i )bne11cs
..
denies wrongdoing
BY GLENN SClOTT °' ................. A copy of the New York
'Ilma, still neatly folded, lay on
Helionetlcs President Charlea
Jobblm' desk yesterday and h.ia
telephone ft!Oetver wu p elKd to
trla ear. Th la time it wu the
Judge bae-ks
most layoffs
· at colleges
Art .dmln1stratlve law judp
bee upheld all but three of the
114 layoff notk9 a.ued to the
Coast Community Colle1e
1*triet'• tull-Ume teacben and
admlniltraticn. On Feb. 18, ibe d.iltrict, wbkh
t0ducle9-0ranae CoMt, Golden
.Wut and Coastline colleaea.
l••ued layoff notlcH to the
e.cbet'a and admlnllVaton. AD but12~~the ~ befcn ~ttve law
~ Robert A. ....
In a decl•loo announced -~. x ...... ruled that
( ... COLI.EOE;~ Al)
Chicqo Tribune calllna.
Jobbln1 ~ntly read a
prepared "' t des:rlbiJ11 a
ltory about bill CIDIDpulY in the
paper OD hilt cie9k aa ''tn.ccurate
and mlaleadin1 ... Then he
answered the 1&me que1tlona
countle11 other report.en hed
railed.
It waa i :30 t:· on a day
Jo66inl lnlttilly pl.llnnecHor Solf. He wu ~out of bed.
though, before hia telephone
' began ~Hla golf clothes were still In hla car, but
now It wu oua he'd never eet out of h.ia busine9 .Wt or b1a
office until late ln the eYel'Una·
Five t.eleYWon CftWI aJnedy
had vlalted hit new and atlll
undecorated J:a1tman Street
office tn lrvtne'• light lndmtrtal
diatrlct. One crew waa 1tlll
oulllde the &ant door fi1mlnl.
Jobblna told the Cblca10
reporter alle1atlon1 that
Hellonetle1 had tried to buy
White Houae influence WH
Wl'QQI and recent increue9 ln
1tock 1ale1 were due to the OOSJ= •accem In lw power COD producta, not !Mer
tech~. The ew York s-per hinted
(Se,a BBIJONJETICS, P•l• Al)
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Francisco and Rosa Soto 'ima1ine all sorts·
or things.'
Mesa parents anxious
about lost girl, 12
ByJODJCADENllEA.D or .. ....,,... ...
lt'a been etaht daya lince Rou
Soto'• 12-year-old dau1hter
dllappeared without a tnce after aolDI to a nearby ltare to bu.y
candy.
"You lmaalne all aorta of
thinp," Sotb aaif lu• niaht
throuah a Spanllh-1peak[nc
lntwpreter. "Now ~ only thJnl
I want la to find ~i:'
Leticia Soto, a u.n.n IP"ader at
Losing 'Game'
WhltUer Elementary School ln
c.o.ta M-. la ct.:ribed by the
prlndpal ... "darllnl J!tUe &trl"
who would not nm UFa1· ao.. ~ • n6totber' of llx. aaJd
a nel~told her be •'!' a nei&h man ~ Leticia
into hll truck and drive oft
Police are contJnum, &heJr
aearch for Eloy Sarate, a
22-yeer..okl ordenel' who Uwd tn the c.enwiStreet complex and
(SM MJ&11NG, Pap Al) '
New county
airline • IS
• • • optIIDIStIC
By GLENN SCOTT or .. .., .........
Poised and pin\triped, ·
American Airlines executives
met the Orange County press
yesterday flyi~h with
optimllm they'll at John
Wayne Airport.
The event w as a press
conference ln a small but plush
chamber at the Registry Hotel ln
Irvine, where the dark-suited
executives formally announced
plans to initiate three daily
flights to and from Dallas-Fort
Worth and a fourth to aDd from
Chicago via Lo111 Beach.
American baa waited for lta
cha.nee to enter the "booming!'
Orange County market, but
won't be prepared until next
(See NEW, Page A%)
A day at the wake
Ex-Golden West workers bid adieu
By IUREN E. KLEIN or ... ..,,.....,,
The out-of-work pilota, tome
with a week'• growth of beard,
and the fliaht attendants, in
ahoru and T-ehirta, linked anns
and began to sway:
"TraJJer IOI' Mk "" rent, rooms
to k t -60 oenes . . . "
It w111n't a perty.
It wu a wake ....:.. for what was
once the largm commuter airline
carrier in the state: Golden West
Airllnea. The name im '\ popular with
moat of the former employees
who gathered poolaide In Irvine
yeeterday afternoon.
In fact. the name la .more like
an epithet to many of the union
employeea, who bla med
corporate miamanagement for
the airline'• bankruptcy laat
(See GOLDEN, Pqe A!)
in recall flap
.. l*b. SNEJDERMAN or .. ...,,.. ....
A deputy district attorney who hM been probbw alleptlom
of lll•al activity by both aides In a Fountain V'alleY recall
Qmpelp aid yesterday that no crimlnal chal'pa wOl \e filed
~either lide. Proeecut« Wally Wade aid h.la lnvestiption,, ~ no
evkleDcl of crlm1na1 violations by achool district trua1ee9 ~l
Norton, Roaer Bel1en and Suzanne Moore, or chatrlct
administrators.
Ttw Committee Advocating Relponllble r.duoaUon (CARE),
which II lrY1na to recall tn.wtees in a June 7 lp8da1 election. had
.._. the °"1lk.'t Attorney'• C>ffiic» to examine 8olne of the ICboo1
district'• ....... .,.... pnctk:ea.
Wede aald hla probe focUMd primarily on detenn1nJ.nc
whether cUstrkt ofticiall allepd.ly oommltted c:rtrntna1 fraud in
awardlnc contncia and 9eeking reimbunement from the 1tate,
and on whether acbool aafety conatnaction laws bad been
violated.
He aid no c:rim1nal violations were found ln either area. n--tarpted tn1atea ln tum had filed a complaint ~
that aome ol the recall petition qnatura pthered by
were obtained Improperly.
Wade Mid hla probe alao found no evidence that the
lilpaturea were obtained Weplly.
U. den1ed that the District Attorney'• Office wu undet ...-are to conclude lta probe before the JUbe 7 election. But
Wade did ...., hll office aid not want the charla to becane a
polltk:al -.. ln U.. cam~
Nonao ll1d Wade'• announcement ahould cleat the air
• atDOftl._tome tWldmta nprdlnf the CARE alleodoal.
""l'bll )lllt prowa what we've been aytna all aJanc," Nol1on
aaid. 0Jt II a snok•reen. They (the CAD memben) la.av.
known all alone there II no bMia fa' the chalWa 1beJ are a llDall Ct ,,ol dlllritnded people who want to tab owr the ldxd
The Golde• 'Weea ~
Nleball team reinalaM iD
eoatention for the So.ilia
Coeta eo.fenaee dale,
wJille Orui CO... fell
o1111ae~ • .-.a1.
NEW AIRLINE. . .
month, when lt ~Iva It.I flnt
ahlpment of McDennell-OouglM
DC-9 Sup!r 80 jet.11 aid Michael
Gunn, vice pre1ldent for
puaenaer alee and advertW.na.
The Super 801, with their
red~ efliine noile, are needed
to me:et Ora.nae County's strict
nolle 1tandarda.
By carrying a maximum 120
paaengen in the 142-lfft jet, the
alrUne can hold down welaht,
and therefore noise, to meet
county guidelines, said Anthony
MISSING ...
haa not been seen since the girl'•
disappearance. He is deaTib«i as
5 feet 6, about 150 poWlda with
black hair.
Police Detective Sam Zuonki
said Investigators got their first
break In the caae lut night when
they came up with a vehicle
description and a license plate
number for Sarate.
"It helps," said Zuonki. "Now
officers have aomething to look
for besides a picture of the little
girl." I
Francisco and Rosa Soto have
both stayed home from work the
last several days. hoping to
receive some news about their
daughter.
Adding t o the family 's
problems is an eviction notice all
tenants received in the
apartment complex, saying they
have to be out by May 15 becal.18e
of the deteriorating condition of
the building.
"With the problem we have,
the laat thing rm thinking about
is looking for an apartment.." said
Francisco Soto, when asked
where the family will go.
Just a few days before she
disappeared, Leticia aaked her
mother if the family could buy a
baby with the $20 abe had
earned.
"She was very innocent," said
her mother. "She would play just
like a little kid. rm juat praying
to God."
Mule, weatern dlvlalon vice
preeident.
Alrllne offlclala don't mind la.in& th<* IMtll out of Oranae
County becaUle they •till ftcw'e
to capture rldera hMded all over
the country, lncludtn1 1ome
puaenaen who now fiy lnto and
out of Loe A.naelee IntematJonal
Airport. said Gunn.
Dallas and Chlca,o are
American'• two "hub' cities,
where moat of their fll,hta
connect. "We'll put moet o the
nation plu. Europe and South
America at Orange County's
doontep," Gunn said.
Befo,. American opena new
count« apiece at John Wayne and
before fll1hta can begin, the
airline atill mun pm a nobe tA!st
and negotiate an operatln1
agreement, said Airport Manapr
Murry Cable.
One of American'• new Super
80... loaded with weight typical
for a flight to Dallaa, will be
required to take off and land five
times at John Wayne next
month, probably May 9 or 10.
The notae ' level muat fall
within county guidelines or
American•• fll9ht1 won't be
allowed. The teata, said Cable,
are the firat ever for new airlines
aeekina to U8e John Wayne.
One-way tk:keca to DaDaa are
$387 first m., $303 co.ch. $242
off-peak diacount, and $278 for
super aaver round-tripm the first
week. $299 after that.
To Chicqo, the fares are $487
first clam (ooe-way), $373 coach,
$298 oU-pe&k diloount. and $278
for super saver round trips the
first week and $3-49 after that.
FUghta to Dallas leave John
Wayne at 7:40 a .m. (8 a .m .
Sundays), 9:25 a.m. and 2:10 p.m.
Flighta from Dallas arrive at
John Wa-yM at 12:11 p.m., 7:41
p.m. and 10:46 p.m.
The Chicago flight leaves
Orange County at 12:36 p.m. The
plane from Chicago landa here at
1 p.m.
COLLEGE LAYOFFS ...
three ol the laid-off teachers are c h a n ee 11 or for e mployee
qualllled to teach other aubjecta relations. said aome of the laid oU
and should be retained. But he employee. may be recalled to fill
upheld the layoff.a of all other vacancies created by lna1Nct.on
employees who appealed. who chome to retire early.
During the layoff appeal The district said the layoffs
h ear i n g s , t h e A me r l ca n were necessary to oft.et part of a
Feder~tion of Teachers, $6.1 million deficit anticipated
rep re 1e n t Jn I f u 11-time for the c:mnill8 echoo~J';::r· Instruct.an. filed an unfair labor A.FT pttaident P Dulle
practice cbar1e regardlrtg a nosed that the ).Miae ordered one
dlstrict.t\Ale for dedd•na whether laid-off teacher retnua ted
ao lmtructor la competent to became of a reslption in hia
teecb in another area. department. She laid aix other
~~-.. , ,, ·~.._...,. ·~~ "' ,~,:· . -~ =-~ .. -...-(' • _.._.W" .,--~-~ ~ , ~ ~es°"aa "re!::hl~~blng o questions over eenJority alao ·
· were ordered~-
Selection of the admlniatrative She aaid the teechera whoee
law judge wa approved by both layofb were upheld have the
the college diatrlct and the ria}lt to appeal the dedaifna In
faculty union. court.
William F . Waechter, vice -PHIL SNEIDl':RMAN
HELIONETICS FLAP ...
Hellonetk:s had recruited well-
known lcientisl Edward Teller
and a few other key figures on to
ill Board of Directors to win
government luer contract.a for
new outer space weapons.
"We don't even make a laaer
that could be used as a weapon."
aald Jobbina, who added that
Teller was attracted to
Helionetica becauae "he thinks
we're the greatest ln power
conversions.''
Jobbins anawered more
quatiom. He sa1d h.la company
may aue The New York Times,
and he worri~ th.at even lf h.la
firm la cleared of charges, the
Securities and Exchange
Commi.IBion may investipte_ for
op poaite rttaaona -that
Hellonetica offidala may have
planted the story to help their
small but boomhl8 ~ gain
publicity.
Finally, be told the Chicago
reporter that much of the
Information in the art.Scle waa
~c knowledge, that It had
publ.labed 1n He1$onetica'
annual report. "My ~ttttude
today baa been co~plete
openne11 becau1e we have nothina to hide," be aid.
He •t tbe receiver an the hook
and looked ~ bla deak at
another .repc111«. "Did you get
everythlnc you "*9dr be uked.
Just then the phone rana-
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Former employees of bankrupt Golden West Airlines manage a
smile fo'r photographer Capt. Ken Shonher at a wake in Irvine.
AirCal workers tell concerns
American ~irlines' entry in OC market causes alarm
While former Golden West
Airlines employees mourned the
km of their jobs and American
Airline• executives celebrated
their planned entry into Orange
County'• air market ye1terday,
AlrCal employees expreased
concern over the future of their
joba.
"The more fllghta we Joee, the
more jobs we loae. It'a that
aimple," said AirCal pilot John
Schild, a apokeaman for a
recently formed employee
GOLDEN WEST ...
From Page A1
week and the layoff of the
oompany'a workers.
Y eaterday'a wake provided
one laat get-together for a group
of people who worked cla.ely for
years and will now go their
aepe.rate ways.
But, despite the negative
aspects of the aiCuatlon, the
gathering wu infused with a
"live-for-today, to-heck-with-
tomorrow" attitude.
'There was huging. laughter
and plenty of opportunity to
drown one's 90rn:JWa.
When P.reseed· however, most
of the pilots and atewardiues
admitted their ouUook for future
employment la unsure at besL
Flytna joba are hard to come by
In any economy, they laid, let
alone now.
"rm 38, In the same age IJ'OUP
u ma.t of the pUota," aid pilot Doua Studwell. "We're over the
hill to mmt"airlinel. They won't
hire anybody that old."
But despite the cloudy future,
there was time for another joke~
another beer and another cllcln»: ·
of "Kin& of the Roed" yesterday.
Somebody even got thrown In
the pool.
How Joni would the wake
last?
"Well, I have a meeting with
unemployment on May 11 . . ."
said fonner pUot Jim DeLong.
orpnizaUon caWng itMlf AirCal
Concerned Employee• for
Survival.
Schild, In a prepared ltatement
di9tributed to report.era, cla1med
that American Airline'• entry
· into the market aerved by John
Wayne Airport would cut many
more AltCa1 employeee their jabe
and deer e 11e ..-vice to thouaanda
of county rmidenta.. .
Becauae of the county'• airlines
acceas plan, which allocates
among the competing airllnel a
total of 41 fllgbta per day, AirCal
atanda to be two f)Jghta J>l!r day
beainn1na June 1. 1be airline's
ahare or fll1ht• would 1hrink
from 18 to 16.
Schild said that since the
accesa plan flnt WU Instituted
lut year, nearly 700 employees
of the Newport Beach-baaed
airllnet have lOlt · their joba or
been relocatecl
"We are pleading with the
Board of Supe.rv18on to limit the
number of air carriers out of
JWA," Schild aaid. "And we
think the boerd can take action to
find Wa}"I to protect our jobs that
are threatened by further lcm of
AirCal'• allocated departures to
other carrien."
Transit
budget
'tight'
By JEFF ADLER or .. ..,,......,.
Thtt Oranae County Transit:
DUtrict Baud of Dlrec1on took
lta tint look at a propoled $81.1·
mllUon budget yeaterday -It
1983·84 1pendin1 plan tha~
include. J 2 million leu In
operat101 fund• than waa
budaeted durina the current year. .
That proposed reduction ir\
operatlna fun<Q tranalatea Into ' aerv1ce cutbacki;-.~knowledged
Joanne Curran, "n OCTD
spokeawoman.
Curran said the budget th.at
distric t direc tors will be
1crutini:z:lng during the next
month propoees holding the line
on tare box lncreaae1, while
concentrating on the elimination
of unprofitable r outes o r
decreuing the frequency of
service along certain runs.
The budget presented to the
board, however, doea not include
any aped.fie recommendations for
service cull, she ernpha1ized.
Tha.e are to be determined u
the final budget ia shaped during
the coming weeka. F1na1 action
on the budget ls acheduled June
6, ahe said.
What the budget doea propoae,
in terms of service cutb9cka, is
that district buses reduce the
mileage accumulated each year
by 3 percent, Curran laid.
No additional layofh of OCTD
employeea are recommended in
the propoeed budget, the added.
Di.recton are asked to consider
allocating $70.2 million for
operating expemea for the year
beginning Jul)!. 1 and $4.8 million
for the oontin\ied development of
a county rapid tranllt system. the
spoke.woman aaJd.
In a relat.e<l action, the board
voted to raiae OCTD General Manaaer James Reichert'• aalary
by 5 percent for the comiJll year.
Ilia cwrent $63,800-a-year salary
will climb to $66,990 for the term
of h.la one-year contnct.. Curran
said.
The reign
of rain
mainly
• a pain
BY STEVE MARBLE or .. .,.,,... ..
A stubborn low-preupre
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morning la expected to bring j
Two hurt in Irvine crash
Irvine police investigaton survey l p.m. accident 1eene at
Harvard and Warner avenues yesterday. May Belle Ward, 72, of
Laguna Hills, the driver of the car in foreground, was in stable
condition at W estem Medical Ce1.ater today. Jacobo Arias, 26, of
Costa Mesa was treated for minor injuries and released.
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damp, cool and gloomy weekend
weather.
1he ator1n. which iet 1ome 1ate I
yeeterday. cauaed eome minor
flooding in beach cities and I triggered the usual 1tring of
fender-bender traffic acddenta.
In Laguna Beach, officials
cloeed flooded Lquna Canyon
Roed to mot.oriata. fu Huntington
Beach, Newland Street near
Pacific Coast Highway was
flooded.
According to Huntington
Beach weather watcher J .
Shennan Denny, .97 of an inch of
rain fell early today, bringing the
eeuon total to 21.86 inche1 -
double lui Yf!U"• total.
In c.o.ta Mesa. t.35 inches of
rain were recorded. bringin& the
...arJ there to 23.88. ~ eeuon
total in Santa Ana now la at 26.42
-the third highest mark of the
century.
More than an Inch of rain fell
in other parts of the county and
ln Loa Angeles the storm
dropped 1.46 lncbes.
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NATION
Refugee speller loses
despit~ Reagan's call
By Th Anoclate4 Preti
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -Linn Yann, a 12-year-old
Cambodian retu1ee who won a firn-round 1pe1Un1 bee
altb.ou&h ahe 1poke almoat no ~ four yean ..,o. loat her
bld lad n.llht to win a reatonal ape championahlp and a trip
to Wuhlncton. Preaident Reagan called her earlier In the
day to wtah her luck. Mia Yann wu eliminated from the
3()..atudent Hamiltpn County 1pelllna clwnpionahlp when ahe
mlupelled "enchilada." She had correotly 1oelled word• lncludlna "adorrunent," "quadrant," "ecentlelS.'r -.. exhilarate"
-and "rambunctious" before ahe wu eUminated.
President on campaign trail
WASHING TON -~dent Ruaan ia get Ung an early
atart on helpinl hia political trienda build their campaign
financ.9 for next year. The pre91dent, who bepn tu.nd-raialng
work for 1984 u early as la.at January with a campAign dinner
In QUcqo tor Sen. Charle.a Percy, ia the central attraction at a
8imilar dinner In Houston tonfiht foe Sen. John Tower. a key
Relpn supporter In the Senate. One Republican IOW"Ce ~d the
dbvier mlaht raille aa much u $2 mllllon for the Tower re-•
election aunpalcn.
Amtrak passenger car hangs off overpass
'Amtrak cleans up derailment
CLINTON, Conn. -Worken with heavy crane• and
floodlights were cl.earing debria and repairing railroad tracka
today after the 1aat three can of an Amtrak pesaenger train
derailed, Injuring 12 people. The Yankee ~Upper derailed
yesterday about 20 milea east of New Haven, blocking Amtrak's
New York-Boston line. The train waa carrying about 200
pamengers. None w-ett 9erioualy hurt.
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Rain sends oil spill into marina
LOS ANGELES -OvemiCht downpours looeed an oll spill
into the harbor at Marina del Rey after surging runoff from the
rain tore apart three boaml boldin8 beck thouaanda of gallona of
lpilled oil. .ending the ooze down a creek in the Culver Oty
area. The leak in an underground pipeline relea.ed about 33.000
gallons of oil into the creelt. -.
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WORLD -4.
'Inch of progress' for Shultz
j
JERUSALEM -Israel offered Secretary of State Gecqe
P . Shultz a limited concemon today on the key mue dela)'ine
troop withdrawal from Lebanon. Shultz said after mee~
Prime Miniater Menachem Begin that "an inch, maybe an
inch-and-a-half of progress .. waa made. He would not de9crlbe
the progress ahd headed for talk.a with Foreign Mlnlater
Yitzhak Shamir. ·
But their mom still loves 'em
LONDON -Exclaimina ''What a family!" J~ James
Midd.n .entenced one of W-Ufiam and Mary O'DrUcoll a aona to
..-.i f« aiabbina a man to death. Danny ia 22. Ria broth.en
Oenld. 23, PbWp, 20, and Chriatopher, 18, were jailed In 1981
for c:utUna the throat of a stranger with a broken fdMI and then st,ompnc bn him.' A fifth O'Driacoll brother. Plichael. )I, la ...vtna a _!WO-yeak' jail term for unlawful poaeaion of a ~ "Peas* may not believe me but my eona were all · wcmaertuI boy. at home and I love them all." Mary O'DNcoll
aid af1er the .mendng.
14 explosions rock cities in France
PARIS -A .ertea of 14 expio.lorw waa triaered Mtly
today in Pan. and two ~ French dttea, t»t.udna no lnJwiel
but damlClnc train •dam. banb and telephone bootbl. P01kie
laid. No group Immediately claimed !9pOOllJ:iWty for the bl.ta
tram pl.-tic aplollwa.
Carrier
freed
after
beaching
ALAMEDA VJ>) -Makeup
on .J'aitlna wlvea streaked ln the
rain and at feut one weddina
WH put on hold aa the USS
Enterpriae apent five boura
rockln1 In the muck of San
Franctp Bay "like a car 1tuck in
the mud."
About 3,000 relatlvea and
friends of the nuclear-powered
aircraft carrier's 5,500 aallon
were waiting yesterday u the
ship wallowed like a giant
beached whale, halted only 1,000
yarda from it• dock after a
46,500-mlle, eight-month <.TUWe.
Capt. Robert J. Kelly, w~ baa
commanded the Enterprl.ae for
3 ~ years, explained that once
the 1hlp got 1tuck "all we could
do wu to wait fot the tide."
Even Mr. Sulu -actor George
Takel from the fictional atanhip
Enterprt.e of "Star Trek" fame
-wu unable to help, although he was aboard the carrier aa a
guest.
The ahip, which needa water at
lea1t 39 feet deep, waa belng
towed through the f2-foot
channel lead.Ing to its home dock
at the Alameda Naval Air Station
when it ran aground. The edges
of the channel are 29 feet deep.
Seven tugboata puahed and
pulled at the 21-year-old ahip
befo~ finally freeing It at 3: 12
p.m. with the help ot a high tide
and a burat from the 1hlp'a
engines. -
The ship's crew lined up on the
port side in an effort to help tilt
the ahip and hundred.a of tons of
ballast were ahifted, causing the
ship to develop a 10-degree lilt to
port.
Enterprise
snafu recalls
USS Missouri
OC apartment
show slated
The Apartment A9ociatioo of
Orange County will bold tta
annual apartment ahow
tomorrow and Sunday In the
Anaheim Convention Center.
More than 100 exhibit boo~
will be diaplaYinl products Cd.
1er•lcea relating to the
ownership and management ot
rental houaln1 at the abow,
wh.lch will run from 10 a..m. to 6 C;;:b• In the California Room,
The daJ!me. ''Octylley to Inner
Space," has prompt.cl d.lsplaya of
Interior llvlnc arran1ementa
which will accommodate
tomorrow'• amaller, more
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Families of sailon aboard the USS Enterprise
waited in the rain as their reunions in
Alameda were delayed for several hours when
the carrier ran aground.
mllTl "imoOthness and ferocity"
(Car aid Onver).
As a result. the 5331 can do
0 to 60 111 only 7. 7 seconds
Of course. a car endowed
with thls kll'id of power should
also be endowed with the ablhty
to handle It '
To that end. the 5331 is eci11_PC?ed wtth a steemg system
thats "a standard by which other
systems Should be jUdged"
(Road & Track)
C~ie~~'!
·winner ..
se~king
• unity
CHICAGO (AP) -Refiecttnc
a "deare foe unity" after a bttter
campal1n, Democrat. Harold
Waahin1ton Invited ethnic
leaders and political foea -
lncludln1_ defeated Republican
Bernard Epton -to be auata at
hia lnauauratlon u mayor today.
"The entire ceremony will
reflect ... Washington'• dealre
for unltX of \he . people ot
Chlca10, • aald inau1uratlon
coordinator Judith Byrd. "Every
ethnic group of the city will be
repraented, both In the prosram
aa well u the audience."
Washin1ton -who once
aerved a month in federal priaon
for falling to file income tax
return• -paid $6,148.93 in
delinquent real estate taxes
yesterday, avoiding any
pouibility that the swearlng·in
could be challenged because of
the debt.
Byrd aald the audience will
include a Wh ite Hou1e
repreaentative aa well aa
Republican Govty'nor James
Thomp1on. ·
Howe ver, Epton wa1 not
expected to attend. He never
made a concession_ speech.
Waahington, the tint black to
be elected mayor of Chicago,
moved the Inauguration from lta
traditional site, the 700-8eat City
Council chamber, to the Navy
Pier auditoriwn. which holda 3,-
000. The move waa intended to
undel'ICOre his campaign promiae
that h e would mak~ city
government reaponaive to all
segments of the community.
design breakthroughs of recent I years--allowtn to master
roads that wou~tmldate most
other cars
F0< these reasons and more
Motor Trend concluded that the
5331 "has no nval in the Untted
States" j
But the 5331 IS rarer than
even that rnplles. because of rts
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ticketer
'too nice'
OCEANSIDE (AP) -After
nearly two yeara of waalna •
Ol'\'j·man war on downtown
trash, thl1 cHy'1 only litter
enfo,cesnent officer h .. been
fired for belna "too nice" -not
wrtttna enoua~ tM:kew.
Offlciall aa1d D'arcy F . Larioea,
the tint perton ln California
commi11lohed apeclOcally to
crack down on lltterbuaa, wu
dl.aml.Med Tue9day for not lllulne
enouch Uckew and wamtnc too
many firtt-t.lme oftendera.
"He wa1n't doing the job, ..
perhape becau.te he is too nice,"
City Councllwoman Melba
Blahop aald Wedneaday.
A nationally known expert on Alzhelrner'a Dlaeue will
present a lecture Wedneeday at UC Irvine on ways of caring
for vlctima.
Nucy L. Mace, author on the 1ubject and coordinator of
the teaching aervlce In the Paychiatry Department at Johna
Hopkin• University School of Medicine, wilJ dt..cuu the
dlaorder that cauaea aenlUty among more than 1.5 million
American adult..
Her lecture beglna at 7:30 p.m. In Room FllO at the UCI
College of Medicine. Tickets are $5 and are available through
Tlcketron outlet. and the ASUCI Ticket Office.
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Lariosa wrote only nine
cltaUona between October 1981
and January 1U83, 1he said.
Larioaa, who wu paJd .5.25
per hour, denied aoins out of h1a
way to avoid writing tickets.
Her apeech is co-apoNOred by the Orange County Chapter
of the Aliheimer'a ut.eue and Related Uiaorden A..adatlon
and the UCI Program ln geriatric med1clne and gerontology.
• The Huntln&ton Beach branch of the American
A&sociatlon of University Women will hold an Installation
luncheon May 14 at Maxwell'• reataurant at the pier In
Huntington Beach.
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' Visitors given a lift
People who attend the carnival, medieval faire, m-.nh tours,
Greek songfest and lectures at UC Irvine this weekend will be
glad there's tram service between events. For a full achedule or
"Celebrate UCI," see Page 4 in tbe Weekender.
"U I were eo euygoing, why
did I get thiJla-thrown on me,
urinated on and a11aulted a
number of t.lmea?" he aaid.
Lariosa laaued a stream of
citations, 21 ln two montha, after
receiving a reprimand In January
from city Public Services
.DI.rector Glenn E. Prentlaa.
For more information, call Pat Wecker, 846-1053.
•Scholarship awards will be announced when Town and
Gown of UC Irvine hold• ita annual luncheon meeting
Thunday, May 12, at the Mesa Verde Country Club In C.O.ta
Meaa.
Adoptable animals appeaf But Larioea said he waa told by
the city attorney'• office to lsaue
w~, not cltatlona, ln order
to give aaeentee owners a chance
to clean up their property around
ban, cluba and eateriea that cater
to off-duty Marinea from Camp
Pendleton.
Leadership Institute
to hear Antonovich Shelter display to offer veterinarians' assistance
The Irvine Animal Shelter ln
Laauna Canyon will hold an
open house tomorrow to
encouraae reaidenta to adopt
tome of the 47 dogs and 1:5 cata
living there. . • The celebration will feature
aeveral dlaplaya and activiliea1 includlna • "puppy drill team'
and a vf.ait by the Irvine Police
Department's two Bouvier police
dop.
Laguna Beach. It It timed to
match oblervance9 of Be Kind to
A.o1malt Week and to publidJ.e
the ahelter aa its busy season
approaches.
Among activities are theee:
-Veterlnarlan. Ed Cole will
offer free health examinations of
newly adopted pets.
-Profeaalonal animal
groomer Patricia Hayden will
off er free g:roomiJl8 tips.
-Lion Country Safari
ofticia.la will bring a bM>y animal
-Doi \raJ.ner Sue Mylea will
ahow off her puppy drill team at
noon and her trick ~ at 1 p.m.
-Bird rebabllitator SU.an
Parkes will display tome of the
wild hawka and owls ahe ia
treating for the Fiah and Game
Department,
A.18o, adoption fees of $10 for
dop and $:5 for cats will be paid
from May 1·8 by PAWS
(Promotion of Animal
Well-being), a local non-profit
IJ"OUP of Irvine rsidents.
Lariosa said he had no
apologies for the job he
performed. His work Involved u
much educating aa polidn&, he
aaid, pointing to alley cleanupe
by merchanta who formerly left
truh by rear doora lnatead of
com ting it Into bins. "1= my pre9ellCe downtown
deterred litter," he said. "My role
was aa much public relationa to
get people to comply voluntarily,
to gain the conf.idence of people."
Mike Antonovich, chairman of
the Loe Angeles County Board of
Superviaora and vice chairman
of the California Republican
Party, will be a featured speaker
tomorrow at the aecond annual
Leadership Institute.
The all-day program at the
Newport Sheraton Hotel i1
designed for high school and
college atudents with lnteresta In
government and politics.
Other speakers include
Assemblywoman Marian
Bergeson, R-Newport Beach;
Aatemblywoman Dorla Allen. R-
Cypreaa: Board of Equalliation
member Ernest Dronenburg Jr.
and Orange County Supervaor
Harriett Wieder.
The program la aponaored by
the Youth Advi.8ory Convnittee
of the Republican Party of
Orange County. A $20 fee per
student will be charged. For
more Information or re.ervationa,
call 646-6101 or ~7-8006.
The open hous will run from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,t the shelter at
20401 Sun Valley Drive fn from their nursery. w.
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Retirees upset
by croaking
FORT LAUDER-
DALE, Fla. (AP) -
Thouunda of froo have
come a-court1n' at
Coconut Creek thla year, leavina many retirees at
Wynmoor Village
aleepleaa -: and
unha__ppy.
"They make nolae
Into the water.
Some residents, like
Harry Kotner, don't
believe the racket la
natural.
"ThLs frog businest ia
ailly . I have
arandchildren who I'm
aure would love that
story. But I don't buy it,"
he aald. I from the minute ft pta
dark until daybreak," ,..--------_....
said Sue Glaa. "It's aot .u~ t;j ,!l~~~!::.~a~n~d~i~~~~··~
lealdenu of th e
retirement vlllaae have
complained about the
racket to police and the
Broward County
Environmentf} Quality
Control Board, with
some even believini that
machinery ia to blune.
"It aounda like 1aa-.,...~-~ie&.All'---.."""""J
driven water pumps,"
said Bob Gamber, a
Wynmoor resident. "But
there are no gaa-drlven
water pumps In
Wynmoor. They are all
electric.''
Gamber haa recorded
the IOWlds and obeerved
the courting frogs
around the condominium
lake. The condos ai.o are
surrounded by 23 acres
of waterways that the
clat\ering amphlblana
thrive In.
65 %..
llini Blinds
Del Mor mini-blinds c:we the
stylishly shm slots tho1 open
close. ond flit ot the twist
o ple1oglos contrOI wond
Avolloble 1n o full spectru
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perfect for any window in
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We'll cuetom lnacrlbe any Carvel Ice
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.. The majority Qf
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buf aome of tbeH city
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Gamber.
He said that when
• tome residents called
police, an officer
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When you give a pl.ant, you will be giving
yean of continued enjoyment. That pl.ant can be
one that blooms lndoon or out. one that is an
attr.cUve foliage plant for the home, one that
produces fruit In a container or be jus t about
anything you want, according to your choice of
plant material.
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A handaome patJo tub with a dwarf citrus is
always appreda~. or for fragrance and bloom, try
a tree roee. The popular
fuchsia in a hanging
baaket and a wlne barrel
with impatiens make
• 1ovely gifta.
If your budget is
limited, try planting an
inexpensive.. bushel
basket with gladiolus
bulbs that will grow and
bloom in a variety of
colors towards the end
.. of this summer and
summ e rs to c ome . Summer annuals in clay
pots also make a
handsome but
inexpensive gift and
M o m will have
"portable" color to pl.ace
wherever she wants.
U Mom is a gardening fan, you may want to
take advantage of 101De Items that will help make it
easier for her like a pair of gardening gloves, a new
lightweight garden hose or a plant marker kit.
Many may want their gardening tools replaced with
newer ones like pruning shears, trowela or hand
rakes. You could aha consider aome of the more
specialized aheara for trimming grasa, cutting
hedges and thoee designed for light trimming.
' Create gardens
to save water
Now that the weather haa begun to l arm up,
some of our thoughts lead us outdoors. \~
Thia la the time to "spring rJ.ean" lawns and
gardens. which means more water usage. In Orange
County, roughly half of our annual water
consumption is used outdoors on lawns, gardens and
greenbelts.
With water shortages looming in the next few
years, ways must be found to conserve more water
in Orange County. One wa'1 is to utlliz.e drought
tolerant plants, says a Murud pal Water District of
Orange County spokesman.
These are plants that use less water, in some
cases much lea. But that doesn't mean that yards
have to look like cactus gardens as many drought
tolerant planta are green, lush and produce a
profusion of Oowen the year-round.
Drought tolerant plants COl'De in every shape,
color and size, frpm cllngin.r ground cov~rs to ~---~JlW.~~-~~-, ~
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Creating a water-saving garden and lawn takes
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require plowing under everything presently in your
yard. In most cues it should be -a gradual process.
replacing older plants with new healthy drought
tolerant ones.
During the planning process you may find that
your garden already cont.aiN established drought
tolerant plants and that the amount of water you
are providing them could be reduced oonsiderably.
Whether you gradually change your yard over
or siart from scratch, you'll need to know the best
plants to use, where and when they should be
planted and the most economical way to water these
un~ plants.
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• Set lawn mower blades at 3 to 4 inches. A
taller lawn will stretch the time between waterings
in wanner weather.
• U you haven't planted 90me vegetablea, do ao
now. Try them in c:ontainen if your 9J*:e is limited.
• DivtM Enaliah pri.mroeee every three yea.rs
or ao aa aoon aa they finish their spring bloom.
• Watch for lawn moth d~ge. The sod
webwonn chewa the graas blades at their hue and
severely weakens the lawn. Consult your
nuneryman for an effect.Ive spray program.
• To give plants a healthy boost, prepare
flower bed aoi1a ln advance with lots of organic
matter and the recommended dose of garden
fertilizer.
More vegetables
grown at home
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We've thoroughly enjoyed our first five years, and are looking forward to
many, many more. So to celebrate we're having a storewide birthday
party tomorrow. Bring the entire family. Enter our drawing to win
two Yamaha 1Riva' scooters. Pick up complimentary tickets
for the carousel ride in the mall. And enjoy birthday
cake and punch at 1 :30 on the first foor. Come early
and stay late. We're open 10:00·6:00.
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~· Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Friday, Aprll 28, 18&~
Bringing it
all hack home
The centralization of controlling stock in the Irvine
Company under one man's control has met with
overwhelmingly positive public reaction during the past several
weeks.
The classic "local boy makes good" tale of Donald Bren and
his estimated $500 million purchase of controlling interest ln the
mammoth land holding and development company bodes well
for the many people whose lives are affected by the
o,rganiz.ation's decisions, say the movers and shakers of the
Orange Coast.
The potential fqr good is certainly there.
Casual observers and inside players alike have long
mourned what they perceived as the "outside interesta" which
pulled the strings on the J.rvirle board.
What do folks in Detroit and (heaven help us) New York
know about the needs and desires of Orange County residents?
· If we face facts, those absentee landlords did have the
business acumen to make solid, sensible corporate decisions.
What they lacked was a working rapport . . . a good
neighbor image ... that no amount of good civic deeds and
community involvement by the Irvine Company's local staff
could remedy.
If perception is indeed reality, Donald Bren's fanfared
ascension to the helm of the company should change all that.
Are~ residents are looking forward to more open lines of
co~urucation, more interaction .in planning more se.Wtivity to
their needs and awareness of thei.r aspirations to maintain what
many consider the golden Orange Coast lifestyle.
Those are demanding expectations for any one man to
achieve. We wish Bren well and add our hope that his ~on,
and the reality of his decisions. meet and surpass the challenge. .
Op1n1on~ t>•P'l''\t-11 on lhP ~Pd< I' .ioove .trl' thO\t' ot tht• Od tly Pilot Ol11t'r view',.,
pre~eo on 1n1\ p..iq" .ire-tnos.• ot lht'or dutnor, i nd d•l•\t\ Re.t<IPr ,ommt'nt 1\ 1nv1t
ed Addfl'\\ Th.-;)dotv Po lot p 0 Bo• l:>bO. (O\t.I Mt>\<I (A ~71>/f) Phont-1 llJ)
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MAILBOX
Own worst enemy
To the F.ditor:
Some people think that the
United States and her allies are
Russian Communism's worst
enemies. That fact is that
atheistic Communism has two
enemies that are worae.
Their most dangerous enemy is
Almighty God. 1the God they
don't even reoogniz.e ex:ista.
The other enemy they know of
and fear . . . the people they
enslave. U they make it too hard
on those people they will rebel. If
the Communists give their people
too much freedom, they will
organize labor unions. aa they
Q . Which U.S. President had
no name at all until he was 3
months old?
A. Lyndoh Baines J ohnson
was that baby. His father Sam
wanted to name him after Sam's
best friend, W.C. Linden. His
mother Rebekah ftnally said all
right, providing they c hanged
the spelling
Q . What's the right way to
designate the 48 states -as
"contiguous" or "conterminous"?
A. Conterminous is pre<:ise.
Contiguous is correct. T oo
precise . t oo correct. Our
Langu age man prefers
"adjoining," whi-ch may be
neither, but gets over the point.
President Thomas Jefferson
filled the post of Secretary of the
Navy in 1802 by placing "Help
Wanted" ads in newspapers. One
Robert Smith, a Baltimore
councilman, answered, finally.
got the job, and for the next
three years supervised the
nation's thn!e ships.
Q. Fish can't close their eyes.
Can porpoises?
A. Can but don't -for more
than 30 seconds or 90 at a time.
They sleep close to the surface.
Ulla dangling, and they
lntenniuenlly stroke thoee lalJs
almost involuntarily to break the
.aurfau and br,eathe through
hoJes in the tos-of their heads.
Q. What Hollywood movie hu
b8d the most lc:l.aiJUl ln It?
A . "Don Juan ," a 192&
Warner Brothers film ataf1'1na
John Barrymore. He kJ.Meol one.'
youl'\I lady or another In that
epk on an a~ of every $3
lllCClftdl for 2 boun 47 mtnuta
If ~ plant and animal eent
a 1pecl•• dele1au to a
conference. one out of five
ttMrreat would be • beet.a..
'nlJ9 II the quoi.d com~t of
one cwniVal ooentor. You don't
,
have done in Poland, and rebel.
If the Communi.sta go to war,
they will have to keep most of
the foot .oldiers at home to keep
order.
The Communi.sta have little to
offer anyone . They must
overthrow govemmenta through
terrorism .. Then they have to
build walls around those
countries to keep dtiz.ena in.
The Communists present
problems to us, but we do not
have the deadly enemie. they
have.
JIM BOLDlNG
C.OSta Mesa
see many sideshow freaks
anymore because prenatal care
now IS so good that fewer and
fewer misshapen humans are
being born.
Q . Who 's the most
photographed man in history?
A . Elvis Presley. it's claimed.
Q . Isn't _one out of every four
National Football League players
replaced every year?
A. Almost -it's 23 percent.
Q. Why is rabies more common
in cats than dogs?
A. More cata roam farther.
Again am asked to name the
most persuasive words in Engllah
as determined by Yale
psychologlsta. That study wu
made too loog ago. The rati.np
may have changed. You Judae:
0 You;• 0 Pl<>l'\ey:· .. save;• •-new;•
"r esults." ''health," "easy."
"safety," "love," "discovery,"
"proven," and "guarantee." C>ur
Language man remain•
unaat.i.afied with the old fi.ndino.
Abo on the list, he think.I. shoWd
be: "Yes," "tale," "now ,"
"beneflta," "free." and the
hyphenat e d dandy
"time-and-a-half."
It's the youna dog rather than
the old doti that's rnoet likely to
bite 90mebody.
Q. In bowllna, doasn't It pay
off in better ICOl'el to alow down?
A. Three of the fast.est bowlen
In the game are Earl Anthon)',
Mark Roth and Mauhall
Holman. Their performance
contracHcta that theory\ doe. It
not?
Swlmmtn1 J>OOla run by
Florida'• o.de County cNrae a
4()-cent Mlmlllion I to chJJdNn.
but thty can '9l tn trw if c.hly
thaw up with 1 p1altk a., fllled
wtl.h can., peper, weeds ar tnlh
pkUd up by Lhnn It adjlaomt PtrU Not • blld not.Ion
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EPA • IS
WASHINGTON -The
Environmental Pro tec tio n
Agency mess may have slipped
off the front page by now, but it
won't stay out of the news for
long. Congress still wants to
know what the agency has done
-or, more importantly, hasn't
done -to clean up the chemical
waste dumps that have been
polluting the environment over
tbe years.
The EPA 's so -cal l e d
"Supe rfund" was c r e ate d
specifically to pay for cleaning up
poisonous waste dumps. An
initial Hat of 160 of the w orst
dump sites was drawn up for
c leanup priority . But the
Superfund has been sitting
largely idle. Only $88 million of
the $452 million in special
Superfund taxes collected so far
has actually been s pe nt on
cleanup
not forgotten
Q .
'"""""J1-c1-1-1a-11-sa-• -~
Ourmg the roughly 10 months
that Rita Lavelle was in charge
of EPA's cleanup progl'.ams. only
three of the 160 most dangerous
sites were completely cleaned up.
A BIG PROBLEM at EPA has
always been the lag between the
time Congress obligates money
for long-range cleanup programs
and the time EPA finally rolls up
its sleeves and gets to work. This
situatJon existed before Lavelle
took over -and apparently
grew worse while she was in
charge.
My associate Tony Capacc10
has seen EPA's own internal
manageme nt reviews covering
Lavelle's tenure, and they show
that h e r boss, former EPA
Administrator Anne Burford,
tried repeatedly tp prod Lavelle
into action. Here's how it went:
-In her first assessment ot
Lavelle's performance, covering
April to June 1982. Burford first
e xpre ssed concern over
"slippage" -the lag between
funding a nd action . In a
h a ndwritte n note, Burfo rd
warned· "Rita, congressional
correspondence ls showing
significant s lippage. We must
in stitute measures as soon ail
possible to assure that these
activities quickly begin, once
funds are obligated "
-In the n ext quarterly
review -June to Sept.ember -
Burford still wasn't sausfied that
Lavelle had really gotten the
message. "I am concerned about
the lag time between when funds
are obligated for remedial
investigations and the issuance of
work orders," Burford wrote.
Getting specific, she noted that
"funds were obligated for 39
sites, but w ork orders we re
issued for only 19 sites."
-Far from bemg spurred to
action, however, Lavelle actually
slowed the Superfund-financed
cleanup measures. In her reVlew
of Lavelle's o ffice for the
October -December perio d .
Burford wrote: "I am concerned
that progress on Superfund
remedial activities apparently
has slowed down _ I expect to
see improved resuJts."
But it was too late for EPA's
slow learner. On the date of that
fmaJ warning -Feb. 4, 1983 -
Burford fired Lavelle.
Co.ughing through a cold
My life has been dominated for ,-1 clear my throat.
the past four days by coughing. I ~ '' I've never found a legaJ rough
must have coughed almost as ~· .. ~.1 . syrup or cough drop that did often as rve breathed. -anything at all for my cough.
Couahlns . i.s one of the least AIDY lllllY There was one 10 or 15 years ago
attractive thingJ we do in public that he lped , but it had more
and I hate to do it but I can't stop codeine in it than the law allows
m)'9elf. ! have a cold or a virus or enough about my cold. She's now, so you can't buy it today
eettl oc:~~t;;·---~~~~~·. ·!~~:~.:_~~~
throat where that indentation is ~k=~~~ u;;urself," but it matter how bad it ia. f figure I've
between the collarbones. hasn't helped. Not only that, probably had more colds than he
WHEN I WAS young and
people coughed as muc h as I
have the last few daya, they were
aaid to have "consumption." I
don't know where that word
came from . The more
knowledgeable word was
''tubercul09Us .••
I don't have either of those. I
have a cough. l don't smoke
cigarettes and I know mr body
well enough to be sure don't
have any dttad diaease.
I did aome work in Florida
over the weekend . The
temperature hit 90 degrees one
day, and Florida when it'• 90
~ la the worst place to be
with a coughing cold. It's humid
and when you're inside you need
air conditioning . Air
condiUonlng, u we all know, is a
cold'• best friend. A cold lovet air
conditio~. My wife 1 been sympathetic
even though I can tell she has and I know just u much,
genuinely feels sorry for me, I've maybe more. about them. All the
noticed a certain edge in her doctor can d o is give you
voice a couple of times. She medicine that's stronger than is
·wouldn't say it but I know what good for you for a 1uperficial
she wants to say. She wanta to ailment. I don't take much
bunt out loud and yell. "Will you medicine, not because of any
for goodne .. sake stop that religious conviction or anything
infernal coughing!" like that but becau.e anything
It's irritating to have someone yo u ca n b u y w i th o u t a
around you coughing all the prescription probably doesn't
time. No matter how much you work.
try to keep yourself from As kids we used to argue about
t.h1nking it, you always have the wheO\er the black licorfce Smith
sneaking suspicldn they could Brothen Cough Drot» were best
stop coughing If they really or whether the menthol ones in
wanted to. the yellow pack.age were.
When I was a kid 1 coughed a
lot when I had a cold and I have IN t>ESPERA TION the other
an annoying way of clearing my d ay I bought a _package of
throat even when rm not lick. Luden's Menthol Cough Drops.
I'm more aware of this now than That's a familiar old package I
I used to be' becauae two of my remember with affection, too,
four grown children do it. Drives and I thought perhaa» over the
me crazy. "Stop clearing your years they'd learned how to
throat." I want to yell at them, as sneak something into thelr coullh
drops that wouJd really help a
cough. No such luck.
I paid 35 cents for 15 OOUih
drops. That's only a little more
than 2 cents each and you can't
expect a miracle drug for that.
The front of the pack.age says
they're "MEDICATED." I don't
.knPw what that word could be \~¥;-~.41;-;-·:-.:;.w;, '~~ ....
you look further on the ~
for all the active ingredienta,
there are juat two. Luden '•
Menthol Cough Drops are made
of sugar anp menthol. Menthol ii
the principal Ingredient of
peppermint.. It's obtained from oil
of peppermint.
Considering how good our
bodies are at curtna theJmelws
of the wont things that happen
to them all but once , It'•
interesting that none of ua I.a ever
totally free of every single ill or
irritation. If we check cloeely,
there's aomethina that isn't quite
right. It may be nothing more
than a hangnail, but there It I.a,
•topping our bodies just abort of
perfection on any atven day.
I'm not going to eat any IDOft
of these cough dropa. (I think
"eat" is a better word than
'1ake.") ru put them in a ct.re.er
drawer. Next time I 1et a
hangnail, I'll 1ee if au.gar and
peppermint hels-that.
{;ompounding a tragedy
the wUdcxrl of restraint -ta and their Wll9 fw llD8ll cb.lldren. A
CUI can be nJlde, 100, fer laWI
which 1pell out tlW requltwMDt.
and which detail the kinda of
punl1hm•nt that 1hall be
eiamded co tbme tound ,wlt)' of
failun to oomply.
By c:arf1\0I UMt tMme turthlllr'
it cXiiUld be DoClld that \he law
plVYidlm ~t far= wbo ~)'c·.~~mal injure tbetJ' cbUdtm. or whim
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ln \he lnFY o( • ,......,...... In
the1e c:alel1 the eJCtrenH ~ of .. tb la dealt
wttb'1•a...,.te ..... ..Uy
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offerwe, a "warning" by a law
enforcement officer about
violating the law would be illUed
to the offendlna parent.
Sut.equent ~am could.
at th• dtac:retlon of the local
dJ.strlct attonwy. be considered
lnfracUON and a aullty adult miabt be Uat* fot a $&() tine.
SO IT IS TBA T a bereaved ~t could be haw.cl ln1o court
and fined, a llDA1l ~ plb
to be paid for the llfe °'. ~ '° be .... Ai.o (undll' a IUict tnterpNtatlon of the law) the
pannt would be MqUlrecl to
Inform tbe authorltl•• that =lla.nce with a provlllon p'OOl.:of~ ...
no h8C "I·
c.:iOUN ~an ... IO
8ln. Pwu18. •YI the law WOI be
dlf fltvll co alter, but t.ha& an
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pttVe'lltion. not what you do with
them (parenta) aherwarda.
Capiatnno concun that the law
.. presently conattucted pa.ee
the opportunity "for 1ome
rtcliculoua altuatlona to occu.r"
and lhe " rilbt. ~ ln tlw at.aiute.,. lWC ry.
So, too, it the reminder to
pa.renu th.at, delplte ~ law.
common ••n•• •nd 1oocl
Judament, to NY 110\hlnC of
concern for th• 1af•t1 of
b\noc:etl, cllc\a .. ~ of theM w... ... ~
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DlllJ Piiat
l'AIDAY, APRIL 29, 1te3
BUSINESS
STOCKS
COMICS
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89
Kentucky Derby hopeful
Marfa disqualified
D
0 in Blue Grass Stakes. B2.
FV's Doddridge got involved
The buck uaually 1tope at the top and
It'• not just becau.e l\'1 convenient to
•J>UI It along or that there Isn't anywhere
elle to aend it. lt'1 where lt belonQJI, good
or bad.
PREP SPORTS
ROGER
CARLSON
ace-in-the-hole.
After 26 years in the Huntington
Beach School Dl1trict Duddridge has
seen athletic program• produce CIF
championahip teams and lndlviduala in
virtually every direction, although in the
put, few years there have been some
aharp cutbacks.
Football and basketball carry a
Khool'1 .Proeram and the Barona have
been rid.ln& the h.iah waves tor a long
time, but at Fount&In Valley 1uoceea has
been attained In every 1port-no matter
how "minor." Show me a aolld, diversified and
succeaaful program and you can be
assured the people at the top not only
know what's going on and how to handle
things. they execute. They're involved.
They're aware. They care.
"It's a 10-game aeaaon for a coach,"
says Fountain Valley High Athletic
Director Ken Duddrldge. "But, for an
athletic director, it'• a 200-game leUOn."
deecribes himself In a nutanelf -he has
been involved in a marathon achedule
since Fountain Valley opened ill doora in
1966.
"l like to think it's going to change,"
aay1 Duddridge. "Thing1 can't keep
going down. I can't believe they're going
to flat out eliminate things. We're in the
people business.
"That'• aomethina' I don't feel ia fair,''
aay1 Duddrldge, "to call it 'minor.'
"It'• the most important thing in the
world for that particular individual.
"Our coaches have understood, they
know that money-wile they aren't equal.
But one way or another you have to take
care of all of them."
That matter-of-fact comment by
Duddrldge during a conversation
The finish line ls in sight, however, for
Duddridge aa he pull a 32-year career to
an end in June. A retirement dinner 11
scheduled tomorrow night at Saddleback
Inn. Fountain Valley ls clearly losing lta
"Cut back, cut back, I really get upset
about this," he continues. "I believe you
have to fight this syndrome of ~·t . I've
watched programs go rock bottom."
An outsider will be quick to point out
the Barons' 1uccesa has had a pretty
(See FV'1, Pase B!)
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Angel_laD8 bra•e the elements-a .Brian Downin_g prepares to hit durin~ early innings of laRl night's rained-out game.
LAW80N
CdM ends
dual season
undefeated
Golden West College's baseball team
continues to keep a bot hand in the drive
for the South Coast Conference
championship, but Orange Coast fell
another notch in yesterday's action.
The Rustlen of Golden West jumped all
over Compton pitching to remain one
game off Fullerton's pace, two back in the
W.colwnn. orange Coast, however, is now three
games back with three teams separating
the Pirates from Fullerton after its
pitching allowed Fullerton a five-run
teCOQd inning, wh.ich wrecked the Pirates'
bof:'"re·1 how it went:
Golden West 26~ Compton 3
Bob Grandstaff and Kevin Elater were
the biggest beneficiaries of Compton'•
pltc.hlng ltaff in the 22-hit Golden West
asuulL
Grandstaff was 5-for-6 with aix RBI,
including a double and a triple.
Elater's 4-for-6 performance at the plate
included a 8f8nd slam h001e run and eight
RBI.
Doug Irvine added a triple and two
singles in six at-bats, while David
Appelz.oller was 3·for-3.
Lanny DeRoae went the first six
innings to get the victory after allowing
the Tartars three first-~ runs.
FuJlerton 7, OCC 5
Kevin Reimer blasted his ninth home
run of the seuon, a two-run shot in the
fifth i.nnlng to break C:O.t's school record
held by Chris Johnston and Tom Duggan,
but It wasn't enough to oft.et Fullerton's
five-run second Inning which propelled
the Hornell to their victory.
The Ptrat.el lashed out 10 hits in all,
including Mark Van Blaricom's 3-for-5
performance, which included a double
and triple, along with Dave Tinoco'a
4-for-5 job, including two doubles.
Sophomore left-hander Ron Rooker
allowed just two hits after entering the
game in the third i.nnlna. but the damage
had been done in the second by Fullerton,
which Wied four alngles and two doubles
to take a ~-0 lead.
Fullerton'• John Nero had his 27-game
hlttinf streak snapped when he went
0-for-.
The win keep• Fullerton one ~
ahead of Golden West tn the South
c.on.terence standlnga.
Ken Duddridge
Angels
all wet
Even when the Angels are
losing these days, they oome up
with a victory.
Lut night, trailing 2-0 with
one out and a 2-2 oount on Doug
DeCincea in the bottom of the
fourth Inning, the Angels had
their game with Detroit
postpo ned because of rain.
Detroit starter Dan Betry was wor~ on a no-hitter through
3 ~ i.nningB.
Combined with their two prior
rainouta this season, the third
marked the first time in Angels'
hUtory such an amount had been
washed away.
Last night there were too
many fact.ors against continuing.
First there was a delay of an
hour and 46 minutes before play
resumed for another 18 minutes.
Finally, after another 39-minute
delay, chief umpire Rich Garcia
put the game to bed.
There was alao the threat of
anotheT oncoming 1torm
combined w l th the fact the
Tigen had a tcheduled 12:55 a.m.
fliaht to catch to Oakland. 1'be game will be made up as
part of a twi-night double-header.
in late July.
California ·favored
in Newport Regatta
Road to Olympics
rugged for cyclist
BJ «JRT SEEDBN or .. .,..,,..._
It would be quite a apectade if
the Unlvenity of c..llfornia we.-
to aweep the three big races
tomorrow In the New~
Beptta -.. the Golden crew. dki last year.
But the real spectacle will be
the rece ltadf, with up to nine
boeta competing at the ame time
in tome evmia.
In all, 11 achoola will tend
rowen to the 18th annual reptta
on North Lido Cbannel In
Newport Beech, includlna bOlrt
Oranp Coe.It Colle1• arid UC
!Mne.
Other IChoola Mndinl boat. ,
a ... UCLA. San Df•ao State,
LoYQIA-Marymount. ~ BeKh
State, Santa Clara, Stanford,
UntWl'llty of 9-n Dllio Md UC
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CREW 9 BY DENNIS BROSTERHOUS or-.o.-, ........
For a potential Olympic
athlete, flndlna enou&h time in
the day can aometlmea be an
impOmible talk.
1'hat'a certalnly th• cue for
Fountain Valley'• Graham
MeJstnnd. a 18-year-old who ii
one of the United Statea' top
Junlm: b6c:ycUaia.
Melatrand ~t co"-pleted a
Ngad 2~ .... of tralnlnl ln
preparation for a number of u~ CIQIDpttltkllw, liicludlna th. lNllfaUoaal 8pal1ll r.dval
and the Junior World TNJ1 In
June. Th• achedul• Included ~ wel&b~lltUni. Oft· ro.d ttalnlQI uit u..u. ro.d
'"f'-'Tht ICtliool •ve JM a Mele off to 10 to Colorado," 1alcl ~a JUnlor at Maw Dit ~ '*'-VWY cooperadw ........ '° ......
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s1s.,1lt1 ... M••· ,, 4•0, ,,~····· • ., .. llll:1•••WllJ IMi••·
ride on Monday, a fast-paced
35-mile sprint on Tue9day. 60 to
65-mlle ride on Wedneaday,
speed work on Thunda)' and an
easy 10-mil.e ride on Friday.
Sunday it reserved for
competitive racina. "Th~re ate ,..,.. all uver," cJaiin1 Meltltrand.
The ccmpetit!ve end of cycl.lna
beaan for Melttrand at a
protP"Uft at Santa Ana Collea-
dealped for beJlnnera. Laat
Nowmber, he received a letter
tram the U.8. Olympic ~
Cent.er requ.tinl • ...._.
.. I never expected to be
invtt.d.'' he ilaid. '"They i**ed.
up all the expenaH except
tnNportadon and the ~ w• prMty ICr1ct. But rlD'.lllCs.l
W91S'-" What about tmmildli• ....,
••1•m bopln1 for a 1tron1
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Derby hopeful Marfa
upset in Blue Grass
From AP dJ1patcllet
LEXINGTON, Ky. -Play E Fellow earned his way Into the
Kentucky Derby yesterday with a
shocldng victory ln the Blue Grua -
Sta«et at Keeneland in which favored Marta
Cl.niahed .econd, then wu d.Ltquallfied.
Play Fellow and Marfa moved Into
contention on the final tum, Play Fellow on the
inside and Marfa on the outaide.
Then, turning for home, Marfa, ridden by
Jorge Veluquez. interfered with Detiert Wine
and Copelan. Shortly aft.er the race ended the
inquiry sign flashed.
The 1tewarda ruled that Marfa, winner of
the Santa Anita Derby, had interfered and he
was dropped from aecond to fourth, with Detiert
Wine moved up to second and Copelan to third.
It was an exciting stretch run between Play
Fellow, ridden by Jean Cruguet, and Marla on a
track Hated u good after a hard but brief
rainstorm earlier in the afternoon.
Quo te of t he day
"Recruiting pressure is ao fierce. Unless
you're really, really tough, you can't stick
by your guns. That's where the ball game ii
won and lost. People loee it right there." -
WIUJe Reed, basketball coach, Creighton
University.
Gar vey's hit lifts P a d res
CHICAGO -Steve Garvey's II
two-run single keyed a three-run
sixth inning to lead Eric Show and
San Dlego to a 3-1 victory over the
Chicago Cubs yesterday m the only National
League game acheduled.
Show, 3-1, retired the first 16 Chicago
batten before Larry Bowa beat out a bunt for a
slng)e. By the aeventh inning, Show wu gone.
He needed help from Lula DeLeon. who picked
up his third save.
First bueman Bill Buckner of the CUbs had
Chica4fo'a first 16 putout.a and finlahed the game
with 21, one shy of the major league record.
Br uins get even in series
BOSTON -Barry Pederson ~
scored two goals, llnemate Rick ,
Middleton assisted on three and
Boston goalie Pete Peeten ttpMtedly
stopped excellent 800ring opportunities u the
Bruins evened their Wales Conference final
eeriee at one game each with a 4-1 victory O\'er
the New York Ialanden lut night.
The Bruins rebounded from a 5-2 opening
lam in the best-of-seven National Hockey League
aeriea. ecortnR twice while ahort-handed.
eqrly lead
LauJ Wadkta1, wlMer of two II
tow'Nmentl ln the lllt tour weeM. rode \he momonlUm of hit recen\ •~ to a 4·u.nder·pe.r 87 and \M
flrlt·round lHd y•terd.ay ln th• B)'l'On Nelton
Cl.ualo ln lrvlna, Texu. Wadklnt capped his
effort wtth • blrd1 on the final hole, alnk.tna a
20-fool putt that Utt.eel him one stroke aheacf of
C.anadian Dave Ban . . Fonner U.S. ()pen
champion Jack Fleck and Fred Hawlllaa birdied
.even of the f.lnt e'8hl ho1ft to 1elze a one-lhot
lNd ln the OPf'ninB round of the Legenda of Golt
Tournament ln Auatin, Texu. The ~ held the
lead over Argentina'• Robeno De \'lceHo and
l.ut-minute 1ubethute Rod Fusetll . . . HolU1
Stacy blrdJed five of the final ninu holes and
flniaheP with a 67 to take a two-stroke advantage
in th~ CPC International women'• tourney Jn
Hilton Head Wand, S .C. Defending champion
Katlly WllJtwortb was in aecond place with a
3-under·par 69.
Baseball today
1931 -Pitcher Wes Ferrell held his
brother, Rick, and the rest of the St. Louis
Browns hltlea, while driving in four ruN
with a home run and a double In the
Cleveland Indiana' 7-0 victory.
1918 -Center fielder Tris Speaker
executed the fourth unasalsted double play
of his career in the Cleveland lndiana' 8-4
lea to the Chicago White Sox.
1981 -Steve Carlton fanned Montreal's
Tim Wallach ln the first inning of the
Philadelphia Philliee' 6-2 victory over the
visit.in4J Expoe to become the sixth major
league pitcher and the first left-hander to
strike out 3,000 batters.
Today's blrth daya: Milwaukee pitcher
Bob McClure la 30. An8ela ahortatop Rick
Burle90n ls 32.
P ittsburgh gets USFL team
Pittsburgh wu granted a 1984 II
franchise In the United States
Football League yesterday and,
according to OSFL Commtuloner
Cbea Stmmont, it ia the first of up to eight
expanaton teama ln the league ... The World
Boxing Auociation lightweight championship
fight between Ray Muclnl and Ken Boper
next month waa called off yesterday after
Mancini broke hi1 oollerbone In a sparring
ae91ion. Promoters planned to go ahead with the
second bout In the May 27 twin -title
extravaaan.z.a ln Johannesburg, South Africa, a
WBA Junior middleweiRht match between
champion Davey Moore and Roberto Daran
. . .Gres Loa1uh won his aeoond title ln the
four -,.day FINA World Diving Cup
Champjpnahipe ln The Woodlands, Texas, taklna
the men'• 3-me1er sprtnaboard even\ with 717.03
paintl. But in the team competition, China took
l.be lead from the United States, compiling 4,-
404.96 polntl to the U.S.'1 4,397.97.
T e levision, radio
TV: NBA Playoffs -Lak.ers at Portland,
11:30 p.m., Channel 2 (delayed).
RADIO: Bueball -~n at Angei.. 7:25
p.m., K.MPC (710). NBA Playoffs -Lakers at
Portland, 8:30 p.m., KLAC (570).
FV'S DUDDRIDGE RETIRING ...
Rustlers take • swim lead
MONTEREY PARK -School record JNlr·
lormanClll by. hank Jeet.er and Carl Salyer helped
the Golden W•t C.Olleae men'• 1wimrnln1 tqu.d to a flrst·day lead ln community cou.,, SoU\htm
C..Ufoml.a Swlmmina and DMna ChampkNhis-
y•t.erda)' It J:ut Loe Anplee CoJlep.
Jni.r broke the achool ata.ndard Ln the 100
butt~rlly, 1wimmina to victory In ~0.80, while
Salyer'• ~8. 71 clockina ln the ptelJmlnary round of
the 100 bnutatroke a1lo aet a mark.
aanutl&JOW), 4;M.et: I . ._,,... (led.I, :H 90; 11 1((811* (lad.), t .OU?. 100 breHt-1 ltlyer (OW),
H H ; 2 .i.e. (OW), 61 tt, a. Mon1lon (ltll 1. ..... 100 frH t•Y•y-1 '"ll•non,
I II 11 2 Ckldetl Wtll, 116 2t, I hddl•UOll, f;OI 41, 10
Orenoe CoMI, 1 II 16
2 Ou.,un• 1occ1, U .71: a M11tln (SOM). II 7t; 4 lallng
(OCC). H II; I Young (t~). lt.01
100 ,b,cll.-1 1tlll•jd• 10.w1 t;OUO, 2 .... rc1. ~ 21, I
WWI"""' (V). I Ol 12. I M (OW),
1 oeor * 1><-..-1 i...v• cooct I 01 02, 2 MCL•vihllft (lad ,
I Ol 52, 3 ~(OW). t otl6,
011nn1no 10~1. 1 11 t4, • Ure (OW), I 14 72
Jim Johnllon wu vic:tortoua in tho 200 freeetyle
to help thAt Ruatlera compile 189 pol""t" '" 11~
p!Ace li\alltrton'a 164.
1-111tta1 diving-I T1h1•tt 461 H point•, lhan• (1•11 ). SM IO, I Pila IOCCI. SM IO, d
IMtlon (tael.), ~" 1•. t rnt'• dM,-1. Trl"9tl (It, 48 45 point•. PwrlM (It.. .
Armow (OW), $61 45, Mttclt (t.d .
212 10
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2 00 H , 2 IWlell (OW). 2 0 I 20, 3.
Wellnll1 (Or ). 2 .02 22, e
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CHAMPtC>NtHWa
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WO.N
TaMI 9oonnQ, I 0t_,. Coeel,
111. 2. taocJlebaclt.. 10. 3
Golden W•t. 147; 4 Ventur•. 105, 5. Palomat, 102, I San Di.go
Me1a, 100, 1 CyprHt, II, I
Senta AM, 49, t ,ullet1on, '44; 10
Groeamont, 41
&O fly -I Mcleughlln (lad J,
27 91. 2 King (IOM~27 12, 3. 81ek1 (Cl 27.ff. 6 (OC<;).
28.24; I . fllle (OW). 21.
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T-'I tcoflnQ 1 GOiden WMI.
80 lr•-1. lll'll'ker (P•.). 21.11;
2. ~(long IMdl), t 1.15; 3
!dmond1 ''" 2 I H . I A•ll•k (OW). 21 71, 11 Janczur (OCC).
22 21J
200 Ir•• r•l•'I-1 Or•no•
CoMI, 1:4l 31; 2 Go4clen WMI,
1:44.75: 3. Pelomar, 1.45 21, 5
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Ill: 2 ,ulferton. 184. a
s~. 11; • lll'alOmat at. e
Venture, 10, 8 San1a MOlllG&. &t,
7 Gr-t, 63, I Sakwtllel<I.
51, t Orange CO..t, 48, 10 LA
Valley, 41
200 lrH -I John1on (OW).
100 lly-1 Jee1.-(GW), 60.IO;
2 Mlltlhtll (OCC~ 52 M : 3 ao.r
(OW), 11284
100 INIC*-1 Cooc-(F). &2 14; 2 ~ (F), 116 OI, t U. (LAV),
'15 72. 1 Hugat (Sad •• 51.12, 10.
MoC e rthy (OWi. It 71 11
PrtwldMl!e (Std ). ae re
400 medley relay-1 Orange eo .. 1. 4 12 12, 2 Gol6en Weet,
4 12.14; 3 Cypr ... , 4 II 61; t
Sa6dlat>adl, 4 M 03
1-.ter dlvltlg-I Olbbe (lad J.
374. 15 po1n11. 2 low• (Pal ).
331.90, 3. Shire!! (V). 301 55, 4
JlltlJ 18td !, 291~~-llHd (OCC). 272.011, 13 ~(OW). 221. 15. I 42 OI, 2 Aellall (OW), I 42 Ot; 3
Meldonedo (Sid I. I 43 82, 6.
Burcll•ll (ClW). 1.48 ea. e Peler90ll (OW), 1.47 85.
400 lndo-1 VUMllO 4 .00 48;
2 Hlloen (F). 4 03 40, 3 Brown
500 lrH-1 T Hllgen (FJ.
4 30 13. 2 Addington (F), 4·38.74;
3 Burollell (GWI. 4 46 20: a
200 lndo-I l•V•ll• (OCC).
2 I I 05, 2 Mcl1u9hlln (8ed. 2· 14 42, 3 B1aM (C). 2; 15 ~; 4
Ayno (GW). 2 18.04, 8 Annelrong
(Sad.). 2.23 17
l50 Ir-1 HUQO (OCC). 25.43:
3-met., dMng-1 Glbbe (Seel ).
375 85, 2 lowe (Pl. 331 90, 3 Slllrctc IV). 312 H . 4 B1e11 (Sad),
302.95, 8 o.mpeey (GW), 241 45,
11 Ce<112 tOCC>. 227 to
TRAC K . • •
From Page 81
sprints to pace a 71 -65 victory
over rival F..tancia, while Irvine's
100-31 rout of University
was highlighted by an 800 in
which Irvine's Ken Simms edged
Uni'• Bruce Krebs in identical
(1:56.7) clocklnp.
Elaina Oden'• la.at attempt in
the long jump, a penonal best by
14 inchea with a 15-8"' effort
winning the event, was the
declalve margin in Irvine's
narrow victory over Univenity
in women's action'!
Oden also won the shot
(35-1~). discus (106-llh) and
was second In the high jump
(4-6).
A1 for Individual marks -
University Hlgh'a. Annette
Rogers, a junior, ran a 24.7 200
meters, just under the Orange
County mark of ~.69.
Irvine'• Jocelyn Lee took the
400 met.era ln 1:00.2 in her tint
attempt at the event, and wu
also a winner ln her specialty, the
300 low hurdles, with a 45.l.
Junior Ruth Chaaen won the
880 (2:25) and mile (5:23.2) in
Costa Mesa's 59-59 atandoU with
Estancia. Kathy Gtant led
Estancia with a sweep in the
aprinta.
Newport Harbor'• 77-41 win
over Corona del Mar wu paced
by Sue DeLacy (62.8 in the 440),
Buffy Rabbitt (11:59.5 2-mile)
and Julie Evans ( 16.3 low
hurdles).
Newport Harbor YC
plans Opening Day
Newport Harbor Yacht Club,
the oldeet yachting organization
in the Harbor Area will obeerve
ita 67th Opening Day Sunday in
colorful ceremoni~a that will
draw hundred.a of memben and
guests and feature millions of
dollan worth of yachta rafted at
the guest dock for open houae
inspection.
1'he aeaaon opening ceremonlee
will officially get under way
tomorrow with the traditional
Opening Day race from Loa
Ansele1 Harbor to Newport
Beach.
The final stage of the 36th
Newport to Ensenada race will
be held tomorrow and Sunday
wl\h the annual Tri-Port
Handicap race featuring
Performance Handicap Racing
Fleet&~tl returning from the
Baja ornia bash.
'the Tri-Port race was ao-
Woo dbrid ge wins
Woodbridge Hiah'a Wan'ion
closed out the South Coaat
League dual meet swim 1euon
with an 80-75 victory at Lagw\a
Beach yeeterday.
Laguna Beach WU an 84· 70
winner ln women'• cl.aasWcatioo..
lM by Michelle Depfyffer's
double ln the 100 butterfly and
200 individual medley.
named because the first race
tomorrow takes the yacht.a from
San Diego to Oceanside, and
after an overnight party at
OceaNide Yacht Club, they set
aa.ll for Newport Beach Sunday.
In other yachting activity,
Ballx>e Yacht Club will stage the
Barney Metcalf Trophy race for
the cluunpionlhip of the Metcalf
dinghy claa Sunday.
It's opening day time all over
the Southern Cal1forn1a
Yachting Auoclatlon calendar
with five other clubs observing
the traditional rites Sunday. 8CY A eelend#: ,
lAe ••••1 Lone ..... Alamlloe Bay Y1ch1 Club. O~lng Dey,
Saturd..,. Seel 8eec:ll Ylldl1 Club -Opening 09y,
'-tlMdey.
Long Beecfl Vldlt Club -Opening Dey,
a.turdey: Opwllng Dey '-· Sund.., Loe Anga1ee Y«f'ol Cllib -LA. lo H9wpor1 ,_ ... a-1 8eturday ..... ...... ..,
CelllOfnl• Y acl11 Club -ktlljl of Spain
Troptry regllttll (91in) Setur<lay, svnoay Wind,.,,._. Y«tol Club -Wlodjem....,.
JembOr'M, Stnurday, ~ .... .,....
San Diego Vichi Club -sen Olego y lldlllng Qjp Aaoatta (hllndlc4lp). a.tut day,
Sunday.
Mie.lon Bay Ytol'tt Club -Junl0r-8enlor
Aea8tta. &lltllr'<lay. ~
0-nllde Yecllt Club -Yearly Swlee (PHAF). ~ay.
8"-Gete YIMlht Club -Opening Dey,
Sllndey Soul'-Wm YlllChl Club -Opening Day,
Sundey.
lllrltl .... IM.w
Sent• Barber• S•llln9 Club -Spring a.-. Sunday
Alaione Yacht Club -TUCIOtl SelllnQ aub AIOa!t!. 8a1Urdty. ~
EVERYTHING MUSI GO .. __ ... From Page 8 1
. ~ ~~f;I.'----~--
"'' ~ goocr"'an.'an taj'e-wlth , an
enrollment that topped out at
around 4,400 and I.a currently
listed at 3,600.
·~ ~~V:::!ff~~~~~!:~~~~:,~~~.~nr,?'"-c·iii~a"!f.)'tl!n~c-~e"~~o;.;,.r, .. ~-.~ n-ve .. o~ry· ~··-~trii nci~
Roales got bold of him when he They can ruin an athletic II ~ f I " t:i
was a freshman football player. program in a hurry.
With thoee kinda of nµmbera
you miaht feel you could field a
team wlUch could walk on water.
Regard.lea of numbers, it still
takes the extra effort to find
cb.ampions. Mike Holllnden. for
ex.ample, a champion wrestler
and now a coech with the Barona,
..,, .. recruited to the sport after
bem, cut in basketball.
Pac-10 wrestling champion
Gary Bohay of Art&ona State
Ray Bray has convinced "No matter what you try to do,
youngsters to swim competitively without their 1Upport you're not
when, indeed, they had to learn going to get anywhere. Paul was
to swim first. the one who really got it going,"
The football coaching staff la says Duddridge, referring to Dr.
the envy of many -eight full-Paul Berger, the original
time on-campus teache:rt with a principal at Fountain Valley,
combined ex per le nee of currently at Marina .
110mething like 70 yean to1ether. So Duddridge bows out, and
" C h e m i a t r y la r ea II y one baa to feel the Barons an
Important," notes Duddridge losing a big piece of their
about his coeches. "But," he adds, program.
NEWPORT REGATTA. • •
From Page 81
Newport Hay come race tune.
Rather than racing heata,
Cout crew offidala have decided
to line up 00.ta, aome nine acnm.
for aeveral of the racea. including
the vanity eighta.
"By far, lt'a the large9t race
we've ever had in Newport,"
aaya Moore. "In fact, I don't
think they've ever had more
than 1lx boata compete at one
time even in Seattle (at the
Opening Day Regatta)."
O>mpetltion begins at 8 a.m.
with the eenior aln&les. The elite
1lotlea follow at 8: 15 and the
novice fou.n ocmpeUng at 8:30.
At 8:45, the nov1ce elshca line
the bay and at 9 the lightweight
elebta r.ae. 'lbe f•ture nee -
\be varaty etahta '°at lt at 9:10. 'rbe )mi« vanity eilhU follow
at 9:IO.
BHt vlewtna point for
1 p ectator1 l• at Coa1t'a
Jntercollealate Rowln1 a nd lJalllaa Bale. localed at 1801
Wiil eo.t ~way ln Newport ~~lltree. a,.c:tat.an can allo watch the re,.u.a eboud the Pavilion
Queen bay excunlon boat, ~ ...... .,.. brunch,
,
no-hoct cocktaiJ., play-Dy-play annound!1'. video replays of the races and protective cover m cue
of bed weather.
The boat load9 at 8 a.m. at the
Balboa Pavilion or at the OOC
rowing beee during the reptta.
Pricea on the ex.cunloo boat att
$10 for adult• and U for
children. including the Newport
Regatta barbecue at the UCI
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Prlday, Aprll 28, 1N3 SI I ----------------------------------------------------------------------------...---------------W eekend sports on TV, radio
TELEVISION
10:10 am. (4) -BASEBALL -Hou.ton at
Philadelphia.
10:30 am. (11) -BASEBALL -Oodaera at
~~.m. (2) -NBA PLAYOFF -Philadelphia
at New York (Jame three).
l p.m. (4) -GOLF -Third round coverage of
the Leaenda of Golf at A1.11tin, Tex.u.
1:30 f>.m. (2) -SPORTS SATURDAY -Tony
Balt.uar (24-1, 20 KO.) va. Gene Hatcher (17-1, 15
KOs) in a liahtwelght bout, live from Lu Vegas.
3 p.m. (9) -IUCKBOXING -Robert Biaaa
(20-3) va. Andy Brewer (10-3) ln • U.S . super-
middleweight champJonshlp bout at Lu Vegas
(taped).
3:30 p.m. (7) -PRO BOWLING -The
Tournament of Champions at Akron, Ohio (taped).
Newport stuns Mesa
Enjoying the role of spoilers, the Newport
Harbor H!ih volleyball team may have dealt a fatal
blow to Cost.a Mesa's Sea View League title hopes
following last night's surprising 15-12, 11-15, 16-14,
15-10 upeet ln the Sailors' gym.
~ p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OP SPORTS -
The Don Br&MC>n-Jud Lanon Memorial 1prlnt car
race at Eldora Speedway ln &Mbur9, Ohio (tapC!d)
RADIO
Bueball -Oodaen at Chicago, 10:20 a.m ,
KA.BC (790). &.ton at Anaela, &:05 pm , KMPC
(710).
!iand•,·
TELEVISION
10 am. (2) -NBA PLAYOFF -&.ton at
Milwaukee (game three). (4) -BOXING -Alex
Ramoe (16-1-1, 10 KO.) VI. J.B. WUllamJOn (12-0, 5
KO.) ln a middleweight bout at Lu Vegu.
lO:SO a.m. (7) -USFL FOOTBALL -New
Jeney at Denver.
11 a.m . (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Johnny
"The Heal" Verderosa va. Reye1 Cruz In a
lightweight bout from Laa Vegas.
11:1~ a.m. (11) -BASEBALL -Dodgers at
Chicago.
12:30 p.m. (2) -NBA PLAYOFF -Lakers at
Portland (game four).
1 p.m. (4) -GOLF -Final round coverage of
the Legends of Golf in Austin, Texas.
1:45 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPOM'S -
Edwin Roea.rlo (17-0, 16 KOs) vs. Joee Luis Ramirez
(64-3, 53 KOa) ln a acheduled 12-round bout for the
WBC lightweight title, from San Juan, Puerto Rico.
RADIO
Baseball -Dodgers al Chicago, 11:20 p.m ..
Lakers
invade
Portland
PORTLAND, Ore.
(AP) -Portland'•
Mychal Thomp1on .-
alway• an optlml1t -
figures Kareem Abdul·
Jabber won't be able to
continue to tear apart the
Trail Bluera
"~ 1ereat aa he la, he
can't keep scoring H
much u he hu been ln
the pail two game1,''
Thompeon Ntd.
Abdul-Jabbar and th.e
rest o' the Loe Angela
Lakera arrived here
yesterday afternoon to
prepare for tonight'•
third game o f thelrlll!lliJ!*MN!
National Basketballl~•W
Association playoff!•••
Western Con ference
semifinal rnBtchup.
With the Loe Angele9
benc h depleted by
injuries, Lakers Coach
Pat Riley has had to
leave Jabbar in the game
longer than usual. The
35-year -old center,
HAPPENINGS
IN THE DAILY PILOT'S
AUTO MARKET ... "•* ANAHllM ••• "'Thlt yeet'• Auto Show hM
bMf'\ one of the mott .ucceMf\11 evw held In
Orange County," tteted John MoOuokln,
Cahnere Expotltlon Group'• Show M•nao«·
"NHrly 85,000 l*)Ple vltlted the exhlblte of
more than 25 new modeft from ma)Or domeetlc
and foreign car menufecturert. And mott wwe In
1 ~ng mood."
Echoing John McGuckln't oommentt wu
Jamee Upp, Executive Director of the tpOntorlng
Orange County Oeeler1 A.Mn. "The 1883 Auto
Show oeme at Ju1t the right time -the eoonomy
11 expanding, all the newest cart were on dltptay,
and more than half the attend ... were IOoklng
for a new car. Converaatlona with tome local
dealer• Indicated that acttvtty and ..,.. w«• up
1ub1tantlally during and after the thow," h•
Nld, "and they expect thll to continue, bued on
the enthu1lum generated at the Auto Show."
Plannlng hat already started for th• 188"4
Orange County International Auto Show, toward
making It an even larger, more expanded
automoblle exposition.
Newport had upended Corona del Mar earlier
in the week and behind the play of outside rutters
Bill Brown and J ohn .Bostwick and setter Sean
Sheward overcame Costa Mesa and knocked the
Mustangs out of a share of first _place entering
tonight's final set of matches.
KA8C (790); Boston at Angela, 12:55 p.m .. KM.PC
(710). Basketball -NBA Playoffs, Lakers at
Portland (game three). 12:30 p.m., KLAC (570).
USFL Football -Chicago at LA Expret>S, 1 p.m.,
KNX (1070). whose contract expires i.=:==========~ after this season, played
44 m inutes Tuesday
The Motor Car Dealers Aasn. of Orange
County la headed by Dennis Hardtn, with JemM
Upp as Executive Director. Bated In Boston,
Mus., Cahnera Exposition Group 11 the largeet
producer and manager of technlcal and
consumer expositions In the world. It produc:et
annually more than 100 such exposition• In the
U.S. and lnternatlonally, and putt on 12 Auto
Show. throughout the country.
***
In tonight's action, Estancia (12-1) is at Corona
del Mar (9-4). Newport (7-6) hosta University (0-13)
and El Toro (2-11) is at Costa Mesa (11-2). All
games are at 7.
Meanwhile , In t he South Coast League,
Mission Viejo swept past Woodbridge, 15-12, 15-12,
15-5. The Di.abloe improved to 5-7 in loop play.
In tonight's regular season final, Laguna Beach
(10-1) hoets San Cfemente (11 -0) at 7.
Mesa softball team rolls
The Cost.a Mesa High women's softball team
exploded for a 17-10 Sea View League victory
yesterday over visiting Saddleback.
The Musi.an,zs built a 16-0 advantage in the
first three innings and withstood a pair oT five-run
Saddleback innings in the fifth and sixth frames.
The victory improves Mesa's Sea View mark to
2-9.
.night.
Jabbar says he doesn•t
mind.
"It's been a luxury
playing fewer minutes
the last two yean," he
said. "We had other
people. I'm ready to play
more."
No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper
ThelllfPlll
fits In.
AUTO SUPPLY
PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH MAY 3. 1983
CAR CARE
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COLOR BACK
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PREVIEW
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vinyl top• ontert0ro & leather CHOICE IT-274 16 01 IA
INSTANT llALANT WAX ·
Restore• ftn1thet locks on prote<
live cooling 10 re1111 0111do1ton ond
fod1ng I T-271 18 or •10 ~-"
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rod101 llC 102
FOR MOST CARS &
LIGHT TRUCKS
UG 39.95 & 43.95
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LOS ANGELE& • • • "I don't know what I
would have done without your help and
organization to turn to. I am Incredibly lmpreated
with AUTOCAP, and grateful too." -N.C., Los
Angeles
"To my amazement and total aatlafactJon,
the problem with my car has been rectlfled. The
manner In which both AUTOCAP and the
dealerahlp handled the matter deserve the
unqualified praise of an unsolicited thank you
letter." -A.S., Woodland Hiiia
"We wish AUTOCAP much succaa In your
efforts to asalst the publlc. We need you -keep
It up. Thanks a mllllonl" -Mr. a"d Mrs. A.K., La
Mirada
Thia Is Ntltlonal Consumers' Week, and
reading through tome of the "Thank you" letters
AUTOCAP has received over the lut 3 years,
John Walker can't help expreulng his
satisfaction with thls unique organlzaUon -the
AUTOmotlve Consumer Action Program.
Walker, who la a Jeep/Renault new car
dealer In Loa Angeles, has been usoclated with
AUTOCAP since Its Inception In 1979, and
presently serves as 1983 AUTOCAP Chairman.
"These letters show how Important It 11 to
have a fut. free and fair way of resolving auto
complalnta,'' said Walker. "People depend on
cars for their llvellhood, especlalfy In Southern
California, so If your car Isn't running right, j
you're going to be upset, and that's why It•
Important that AUTOCAP exists."
"It's very gratifying," added Walker, "that
the new car dealers of southern California made
the commitment to create this quality program."
Six hundred dealers In the Southland and 17
manutacturere (all Import makers except for •
American Motor•) participate voluntarily In •
AUTOCAP.
Here's how It works: A person with a •
~Yft .. ~th~tht~J!!?'!! ~:aQ&l.n~ •-'----~~~ AUTOCAP complaint form. The AUTOC P •
staff lnvee11gates the complaint by talking to all
parttee, and It the complaint appears to be valid,
the AUTOCAP Panel of 5 consumers and 5
dNl•ra can review It and make a declalon
binding on the dealer/factory, but not binding on
the consumer.
AUTOCAP Is a public aervk:e of the motOf
Car Oealera Aaaoclatlon of Southern California.
• Contact AUTOCAP by calllng (800) 292-1482 or
(213) 776-0054. ••* COSTA MESA ••• Recreational vehlde (RV)
aalet are on the comeback trail, and that'• a
good sign for the entire automobile lnduatry, a
Ford Division AV NJee executive said recentty at
Ford'• Rodeo Roundup.
David W. Tarrant. manager, .Recreation
Vehtctes, said AV aaJea In 1983 are expected to
reach 201,500, almost double their low of
105,000 In 1980.
Tarrant spoke at a news con~ at the ,
Orange County Fairground• In Cotta Mua,
I
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... -Rloofclet of OBnoe COunty, Stllt• rtltlJC NOTIC£ -">fN 20, 1983
P.O ._ iith of c.llfomla. beaMd by AORAT n141" ....... CA SU E. PERKINS end MARY C . 1(..-0 Publlellad Orange Co11t Delly
Publlthacl 0rarlfl9 Coaet Dally Pl!f\l<IN8 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC MOTICI °"~~Of Piiot, AP< 22. 29, Maye. 13, t983
fllot. Aprtt 22, at. Mey t. t3. 1"3 AUCTION TO HIOHl!ST llOOEA MM. "'°"9tTY AT t874-83
1H0-83 FOR CASH (payatila II llrna of Ula l'IUVATI IALI
----.,.---.,.----...:.:==o=..i1n lawful money of Illa United No. NWP tm1 Plll.IC NOTICE .--""'~ Stat•I " "" front anttanoa '° Illa In Ille Superlot COUrt of Illa S1111 ITAW CW MAllllllll-fT aM Oran~ County CourthouM. of Cefffomla. In and tcw tha Count)' ~9't0ft CC>Ultt °' Oft Ull °' located on 11anta An• Blvd , of L~ AnaellL CAUPOflNIA
'9CTITIOUe •?H•M MAllm batwaan Syoamora 81. and In tile louar of 1111 Eltlla 01 COUNTY°"~
Th• tollowlng paraon llH 8foedwey. s.nta Ana. CA all right. LUCILLE JENKINS (An lnc:omcietant CA&.YTON '· •RNf'WLD, ...... tblndoll9CI a. ._ of the llc1ltloul tltil Md !fl..,_. oon~ to and p__,,_ PWnttff and c-Datacldelll. ~ ,_ now held by It undlt Ilk! Dead ot Nolle• la hafaby given that the "'
M. nRQUSOH & HN1H Rl!AL Truat In Illa llfopel'ty lltuated In Mid und«aiill* wl" .... at 1><lva1a Nia, 81ATltlCI Y. MIRRIPllLD, at
llTATt. 3000 w eoeet Htgtiwey C-ty end State~ aa; to Illa hlghalt 1nd bHt bidder, •I .. Datandanl and Crou-
N9wpoft 8eeotl ~ 9a83 ·' Loi 3e of Tract Ho. 501 t, • per 1ubJect to confirmation of Hid Completnant.
Th• F?ctJtlo~. l11llne11 Ham• map ~ In 8ooll ''°· Pllgel Supartor Court, on (N •"• Iha 4111 c.. ....... OI t•l•r,.a to above ••• fllad In tS. ti, and '7 • ol mltclllaneoue oay ot May, 1983, 11 Iha olllcl of NOTICI °" IALa Nottoe la _..,, Ofenga CO\Hlty on NoV'll'l\Mr 4 ~ In the oll)Oa of IN County Ann Crawley, 30 S aga Lane, 8"fafl ltlet MICHAIL D. PURUU. 1M2 'Recorder of Mid County. Canoga Park, Clllfornla; (2t3) h IMJ llllP01ntad .....,_In tM
Henrietta M Fare.~ ueoll 300 The atrMI •ddreu and other 347·9023. .... lfltttliad ......., ..... ttla
Caoney Line, Ho. aoa. HeWport ::::"'°"pro:o"9ty di::i~ 87~'~ County of L09 Anoalaa. Stat• of ....__ daKfillM ,... "°'*" hicfl ~ 9aee3 Callfornla, 111 Illa rTg111, 1111• and lin !he~~ and Oft tM Thill•~ -conduc1ad by put'p0f1ad tel-\QQLValancla St.. W.laJHl-~HI. l~eM,...."4 fQlllrwlN '91"'8 and oorilllloM: ~ lndMdual. Coate M-. CA 92628. per1or1). In end to Ill Iha oartaln rNI . '(1TTIM relil ~ .0 lie ~ Harwtac1a M ,._gueon Tlla undartlgnad Truataa property eltulta In Ille clty 01 la...,._.. aa: Let la• Tract
Tllil ~ -,.._, wtth 1111 dl1ol1lm1 a ny llablllty tor 1r1y Hunllllglon Buell, County 01 .... 1112. • ,.., ~ _.._ In
County Cleril of OrMge CouflC)rJlll lnoon9Cll,_ of Iha.., ... adclr-Orenga. St•t• of Calltornla , hN IO, ,..... II nv...,. •of .. 19. 1MS. and°"* common claalgnltlon. It partlelll1tly delctlbad II IOllowl, ..... 611 &t'9 oMoa of ltll C-ty f'llU11 llt'f, 9ltoWn lleraln. to-wit· lteo•rdar of uld Co1111t1 of
Publlalled Qranoa Cout Dall)' Said Ula wlll ba made, bul 183 9 1 v 1111 R 0 m • c r., Or~, Ital• of Calllor1tla and ~. ""1f. 22, 2t. May I. l3, 1113 wltnout covenant or warranty. Hunllnglon e..cto, Calllornla __.., ._,.... .. 1 aiftfla
1824'-IS Ill.Pf-« lmpllad, regarding tttla. Unit 105, Lot 2, Tract 7839, '-111 dwomllG altYlltad ...,. 1'1111
-------------poMMak>n. or 11\Gumbf~. to ,_dad In 8ooli 300, pagaa :zo.21. If at t1l.A$or ltraa&. Cttr PlaJC NOT.:E poy the ralNllnlnQ pr1nc;1pa1 an of 1n t11a ot11co or "" Oranoe County • .... ....., c-tr of Oranee. ----.,..,..~-----the not. Mand' by Mid Deed of Aocordar ..... of c ...... Cf9'o I P Tru11, wllll lntarHt lhoraon, u Term• ot u le CHll In lawful (I) TM• raal ptapony wlll bo
NOnca Oft ~ IAU provided In ~ note, aovenoaa. II money of '"• United StatH on '°'4 .,, .....,, ... .....: Written Mde UllDa DllD CW TllUeT ""I· undlr IM'-of l9'd Dead ol oonllnnatlon of Illa, or pen CMfl .,... .,._.. ,., ..-1'1111 .--.rtY ..-rAlft' NOT'tC9 TO TNat, '-· Cflal'oea and ~ and balance evldanc:od by nola • 11 t It• r • o e I "• 4 It Y t 11 • ""°"'"' f a... of tho TruslM and ol the tru111 -ad oy Moftgaga or Truet Dead undar~nod llafa,.. up to tin
•YOU AM• DIPAULT WIOD A craalad ~laid Deed of Truat. on Iha property 10 eold. Tan •'doo61 ldlO p..111.) 111 tt1o .,..._ CW TMMT DATID MARCH The total amount of tt1a ~ percent of amounl bid 10 be °"Mer 7, 1• .. 10ll Nofth Mokl NI. UMLlll YOU TAKI ba1enoe of the obl?Oltlon ~ dapoaltad wttll bid "'"'· lulte to4, lant1 Ana, OM TO PllOTICT YOUR by Illa propa<ty lo be eold and &idt rN ottat. 10 oa In writing Ind Callforftl!J 91701. Tiie llaal
•MotaD-.mc..,fYMl,,fTfTMAYlleol.DATA rauonabla a11lm1tad 00111. wtll o. rac:alvod at tlla alor .. ald ~.:!.!!be MW If!• after ~ aAL.I. • YOU 1111D AM ~ and advlWIOM 11t the ttma ottlco at any time alt« Ill• 11'91 ·-""* °' nm MA~ ol 1111 lnltltl publlcallon ol tile publleaUOn hereof lllld bot«• data (: ) n. pttndpN ..,ma of tlla ...-OCW A~ NotlOa of Sa6a II •to7.717.92. ot u1a 11la are: "''n'"'""' 11urall11a
OU 8"0Ul.9 COWTACT A Thi~ under Mid Ooed Dated tnlt Stll day of A$>f'll. 1993 prtoo of "7.000 .. -" If Ulfl of Trutt heretofore ex-.itad and Ann Cfawtay phlO _,_,...,. of tM l'1fat Deed
NOTICE 18 HlRUV GIVEN: Tiwll deflvarad to tile undor11gr1ad • ConlarvllrN of of Tru11 •PP'••l11t•ttftt tto.zOOO;
under 1r1d by wlrt11a of th•~ Dldaratlon of Datau1t and Iha Patton Ind =to be IM'f'dl...., ~A• ti" povtllofw of tllat .....,, Dead of o.tnat1d tor Salo. and a written E:ltata of lllkl to II tu• tor ftaolf ,_
Tnlt1 dated Mardi 22. 1N2, and ~ Of OolllAI and £11c;tlon to Luc:::99 Janttlna. lftd .. -te. oto. .. recorded In Illa ottlc;e of 1111• W The 1111danignad -..0 ll6d ecw-y11.. rooor.t: .-ct Mia 91 eubject to
lecordlr of IN Councy of °'1Ne, ~Ice of Default and EIK1Jon to aTOMP A. NCUCM. 1141-C... ........
ltllta ot ~on Aprtl 5, 1912. a.II to bo ,_dad In lhO county 21M1 YllltUrl 11111&. Di-*·~ aD, 1111.
• Volume lnat. No. ta-t 111M. Of WMr9 Iha ,_. ll'CIC*1Y la IOcatecS hlto m ..cMAI\. 0. PURMU.
Oftlclal R•cord1, •••cut~ iiy Dale: April &. 1983. w.......,......, CA .,.,. ~ Ar1hur c. Pont and Ruby 0 . "°"" QAT£WAV MORTGAGI! COAP Publlellad Orange COHt Dally , ..... lllalll 8L #9'>4
llulbw1d and ..,_ • jolrll *-* 800 N. Brand. Piiot 1.-22 23 29 t813 Senti Ana. CA 9270 t ,& Truator, to Sunll?et 8arY1e1 ~. CA tt203 ' · T' ' ' ' 11101•83 (7 t4) 836-8855 ~.-:~~u."a~: 13)~1100~1f~&~.!,~.~ .• :~~~u ~ ..._... ~, ------------·--\.. -,. .. ~~11o1<.r' OOl'poi•on, • 8ellllldeit. Plot, April 15. 22. . 1"3 aMtt Ana, I.PA .-nn
• Md ~ to "" l'lqlllll of tn44:3 (114)....., VI• owner and lloldar ot th• -----------·? NOTICE OF DEATH OF Publltlled O.a"go Co11t Dally ~IMOfy note MCuracl by tM "8JC NOTICE P A T R I C l A N D R E W Piiot, APf'll 22, 23. ff. 1983 °''"*.,_.~to: ---.. MAS 0 N AND 0 F • lm-t3 And by rWMOn of "'° dOf9Ull "' ...,......_ 9"t paytnant of Mid ~Onllaacwy .:met °" TRUSTD'I aALll P E T I T I 0 N T 0 "8JC NOT1C£
ota alld th• braach ot tha TA. .... a:tt00 ADMlNISTER ESTATE NO. NOTICE OF DEATH OP eoncu11on& 1n Mid l>oed of Tnm NCmCI A-11711%. r.:~ a Nottce of OeflUI and YOUAM•Dlf'AUl.TUMDUA To all he'-benefkiari-WILLIAM LLOYD DIGGS aow UnOarDeadofTNll 0110 OP TllUaT, DATID .... --. ab w. LLOYD DIGGS AND
11 bffll duly recorded 11 DIClllllll 11. 1"1. UNLIH creditors and contingent 0 F p ET I TI 0 N T 0 rovldad tor by lew In Hid YOU TMa ACTION TO lltM>TICT creditors of Patrick Andrew DMINJS ES _, _ _,• Of11ce on .My n. 1912. YOUR PltOPHTY. IT MAY 11 Muon and pert0na who may A TER TATE NO.
lolllt !net. Mo. U-1114f1, 90l.D AT A "*.IC IAU. •YOU be otherwbe Interested In A·ll1Hl.
IUNl<JST WMCE COMttAJllY, • ~ ~=C:X:: the wW and/or estate. To all heirt. beneficiaria, 0:::,~:;~0:;..d'~o't~g ',.'r~~~~ AOAIMIT YOU, 'YOU aHOULD A petition hu been filed c reditors and contingent
_,Deed of Trwt. lforelakt, CONTACT A LAWYllL by Patricia Ann RJdge In the creditors of WUUam Lloyd
Ff1cMw, .._ 1, 1113. at ._hour On M~ e, ttu, at t : t6 a.m.. Superior Court of Oranae DlaP and pel"ION who may
& o'docic Mn. ol aald c111y • W1CL8Ht RECOHVaAHCE INC .. County r•qu•stlno tha• be otherwlae lnterettted ln th. front entrance to Illa OLD • •ltlomla oori><>ratlon, H duty ~ ~ e • the will and/or estate. OrwloeCouflC)rC-U-.loc:Mod appollltad Truetu ur1dar ar1d Patricia Ann Rldae be A petition hu been filed
en 1'11 •.:= =d·O:::.::.·~ C".!.!.0 ~:S:.":·i'::'::. appointed u personal by R.chel s. Dill' In the
of s.ita Ana. ~ of 33521. 1n booll t4331. Peoe 307, ot reprmmtative to ldm1nister Superior Court of Crance
It* of ~ W1U. OffltMI Aocorda to .,,. Qfftce ot the the estate of Patrick Andrew C 1 b ,.,,.,.,,.totllopowof ... County.._,,.,otO,.,.Coum)', Maaon (under the ounty requut na tat
'°"""9d In lllicl ~of T'n.111 .._.., Ital• of Calllomla. Eaocvtad ~ lnde-A-.t ...... -•-·-tr ti Rachel S. D(gp be appohlt.ed
lthout oovan;;tt"or warr1";.(y JAMES WILLIAM WElCij. '" .-~· """'..., ... a on U per.:>nal repreM?ntatlve to ardlno Utt•, po1H11lon or lft'llatf1ad man and UNOA OIAHHE of !'»tat.ea Act). The petition administer the estate of
_. p!ltllc auctlor\. to STAHOOW. an"'""""*'-. la ~t for heartna ln Dept. William Lloyd Dtgp (under
............. btddlr. "' i.tlll WILL SEU AT PV8l.IC AUCTION No. 3 at 700 Civic Center t h e I n d e p e n d e n t
tlonor, of ttt. United Stat .. ot ~~~ .. "°:=.Drives • WAest, Cln lthelf Cijty of AdminlatratJon of i'.9tate1 a~~?I:: :.:r~·:: lftONt of tM ~ StMM) It "" anta na, • orn a on Act). 'nle pedtion ii aet for
Slate of Callfornra. "°"' antranoe to Iha OU> OBnoe May l8, 1983 at 9:30 a.m. ~In Dept No 3 at 700 .. lolowe: County CourthouM. localed on IJI' YOU OBJECT to the c Dr. w'
PA"°al t: lanu Ana llvd .. between lf&htlni of the peUdon. you nter .. nt. ln
Alu undMdad ,,,4 Int..., "' lt<Mlf'llOl'I Street and 8toldwal.i thould either appear at the the Oty of Santa Ana. CA
.,. to Lott ot Tract~ toott. 1n ~=-~-:, ~ !. hearing and state your on May 18, 1983 at 9:30 a.m
.. Olly ac>!~ =~• .! "'6d by It ""'* Mid Deed ot Truea obJ:tlona or file written IF YOU OBJECT to the i -"' -arantlni of the petJtl.on. you -wo 111 ao. *· :.-=-: • lft 1111 llfoporty !Mtuatad '" .. Id ob Uons with the court. iboWd either appear at t})4 ~:: A~i:;9 =d.r ": ~':!.~~:par ~fore the hearma. Your hearing and atate your
County; lllllP teCOrded ~ lookl.A.Ptam 1 appearance may be in_penan o~tlon1 or file wrluen ~ ~ u.w 1 IO and I°'.......,_. M--. ii°" oi' by your auomey. objectlona wtth the court
.4 lnoliA•?v• .. 1tlown on 1111 o~ ot the County~-of I F Y 0 U ARE A before the hearlna. Your
... lldo1"'1111,~"",::''1=.'°~ ~~t ad.ii,_. a"d OIMt CR.mrIOR or a oontiJ\aent appewance may t. b\ ~
OOftllftOll .......,....,, • .,.,.,. ot lh9 cndltor of *t decewd. you o; by your attorney.
Mao --..ant ...... .., ._ ,.., PfoCllf1Y o-1IMd •H# .. inust fUe YfNr c:Wm with the I f Y 0 U A R E A
,... Ml , 1 1 e rll 1 ff 11 =• to • 1M TM ......,. court or prwnt It to tb• CRl!DlroR or a ~ti.npnt
•ao ., .. , d•:~:•••cl u T~• C::::=~ .... ptrtonal rtS:.Hentathe c:r.dhor of~ cStc.utd.. JOU ~:!~•it 0 ~. ~ dlRl1l1111 '"' llablllty for any ·~~'--.. ~~th· IDUlt file your cJ.afm with tht ...... ""°°''.._ Ot ttll *-.-W In four, ........ uvm .,.. dat.e couri OT' pr•Mn\ It to the
PMCIL 11 .... :i ~ dlll911At10n. " of tint &.uanc:e of kttten 1'9reonal repretentatlvt
Unit U =.:'!::::.,:.:: "'l· .. d HI• wlll b• mad•. but ~=?~ appolnttd by th• court
wlft\out cowan1n1 or wart1n11 • .....,_ ·•--• 1111 ,_,__ W1tbln tour moolhe ~ UW ..,..... « ~ ~ ltllit. •ow ....... or .-.nc e.....-d t f f l t J • •n••llu • ., _. ..... to will not aplN prioi to four a• o re .. uanc• o. ,,., ... ,..,.... ...,.., Uft ol ..... ,,_ .... _ ... _ ot .... _ WUen .. prov1ded In tecdco
IN ftOte(9) _. bt ..., 0... M ftlGnu• u"'n vior gm.. w..-700 of the CalJtorNe Prd»\e = :"':,::.....,~'( ~ ~ E~~MINE eoct._. The tlrM for fU101 ........ --..... °"' \ht tu. -by t.be 1*U"\. u d&lml wtll not nptre p1ol'
tf T11,.1, t••!, oi.ar1 .. Ancl you.,. a J**a' tn--.ct !;~~mooU.~the:tada .. ...... " .. ,,......., _ ... lri the -.ta .. '°"..., RrW • =~ ...... ~.,... .,_, upoa -~bt 'executor of YOU MA EXAMI n. .., ...... I( ... ...., ........,_. « upon &bit \be m. _,. by the oour;.: U
.._ • ... ' I , ' ...... •-•-'t ~_ .. ..._or JOU .,.. • penon "'......,_, .... -.. .... ... ·--· ...... uw--ln the ...... Vftll -1..-v. .... ,..,.....,.. •ma wtah • #--..... ::::. tbe court with proof ff Upqn· tbl uecu•or or et-.~.• wrtt\tn req'*' ~-J.e°'" upon~ ~! _.., ... Oali 1'9tlDI tba\ )'OU dHltt ·~ ..... -:':.: .,:;;.; ...W nodot a. lbe f.111111 ef • ' _ ... , • .. • a a l n v • .n l 0 r 1 • • d U•• nun wllh pr11V of I~ :· .1 .h .. ,'!=:tt =i ~h~';:. 7:.'T:! ........ .,. ....... .,
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Of.nge Coat DAILY PILOT/Friday, April 28, 1"8 Bl
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ComnJerceBank VP named
Commerce8ank of Newport 8Hch hH
announced the appolntm•nt of Thra J.
Bredede1 ., vice preaidentlCOl'pOl'IC. NlaUona.
Bredewea, who lJvea In Mt.ion Vl•Jo, hu boon
wlth the bank linct It• formation ln um~. e • •
Larry Vou1. prettdent of Lynch Youna and A.moc1.ttea, a conaulun, flnn 1ped.a1J,.zina In
telecommunlcaUona, ha.I aMounoed the opeJ\lna
of new company headquar1er1 at 1101 Dove St .•
Suite 2~. in Newport Beach. • • •
Kurt W. Kambacb of llvlne hat been named
v1ce preeident of lilies and marketlna for Decker
International of Loa Anaeles, one ol the Wje9l
corporate travel manaaement companies In
Southern California. Kambach, a Newport
Beach native, wu formerly with Del Taco, Inc.,
and Dunn PropertJeir Corp. • • •
Robert E. Miller hat joined Saven Funding
ot Laguna HW. u aenior vice president. Miller.
who lives in Mlulon Viejo, was previously
president of hi1 own contuhlng firm in
Scottsdale, Ariz .. and worked with l.T.T .
Consumer Financial Corp. of Tustin. • • •
New officers were recently installed for the
South Orange County Business Club. New
president ia Irene Dertblck; vice president la
Diane Book•taver; secretary-treasurer is Joel
Levine: parliamentarian 11 Carol Leavitt and
sergeant-at-arms la Dr. Teri Alpert. The club
exchangee business leads at weekly breakfast
meetings. Anyone interested ln joining should
call 661-1111. • • •
Michael D. Patti.Dion ha.a been named vice
president of sales and marketing for Irvine-baaed
Barratt Am~lcan. Inc .. a leading California
homebuilder. Pattinaon moves to Barratt'• local
offices fl'om the parent company, Barratt
Developments Ltd. ln London. • • •
MSI Data Corporation h.u 81Ul<>unced the
sale of 1,750 hand-held terminal• to F.W.
Woolworth Co. of New York, which operates the
nation's largest chain of variety at.ores with 1,300
locations in all ~ stat.es. The tenninala will be
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
Bredeweg Young
u8ed to electronJcally order merchandi.e at each
retail outlet and transmit that dat. via telephone
lines directly to the Woolworth dat. proceall.ng
center ln Columbua. Ohio. • • •
Debra &. GoueD hH joined Hunter/
Korobkln Corporate Communlcation1 of
Newport Beach u account executive. Go.en,
who holds a Bachelor of Journallam degree trom
the Univenlty of MiMouri, formerly aerved N
onboard newsletter editor for a Royal Vikln&
Llne cruiae ship and u public Information officer
for a Denver-bated 'Organization dedicated to
improving the nutrition and health of American
Indiana and Alaskan F.ekimoa. • • •
Donald A. Miiier, pretident of Marine
National Bank at Harbor and MacArthur in
Santa Ana, reported a signif lcant improvement
in operating resulta for the tint quarter of 1983.
The bank's net income was $M,010, or nine cent.I
per share. That compare9 to 1982 first quartet
income of $2.330. • • •
DeRevere/Wlle/Garaklan of Newport
Beach ii architect for the new headquarters
building of California Cablesystema, Inc., to be
built ln Garden Grove by J . Ray Con.strucUon
Co. of Costa Mesa. • • •
Wood A11ocla&e1 Desl1a Groop, a major
Weet Coast architectural Interior design firm
with corporate offices In Costa Mesa, hu
announced the opening of a new branch In
Houston. Texa1.
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Phone companies want
new rate structure
By 1"t AIMC'ta ... P...,
SAN l'RANCl&CO -Two major California
telephone oompe.ru. haw ~ meuw1nl and
char,tna tor local aervtce In ways a1milar to '°"' dtatance ratel.
PecWc Telephone Co. oftlcen told the siai. public
UtiUUes Comm1fdon yaterday to expect a major rate
reatructure to compemate for lte court-ordered
dlve.Uture by American Telephone & Tele'IJ'aph Co.
next Jan. 1.
One option would be to remove aublldie9 on $7
monthly rat.ea, which would mean monthly charpe of
$82 in Baker. $49 in F.u.reka, $35 in Mode9to and f26 in
San Franmoo, Chairman Donald E. Guil\n MJd.
Other opUona lnclude Mtabllahlna feea hued on
uaage by area and n~ of calla, trimmina UtellM
aervice, and cbar,i.n, for dJrectory ..t.atanoe, vice
chairman Sam Ginn aaid.
David Andenon, prelident of General Telephone
Co. of California, propoeed chars-bued on number,
length and dtatance of calla, a ayatem that customen
are uaed to on long distance MJ'Vice.
Leadins indicators up·
WASHINGTON -The 1overnment'1 main
barometer of future economic~ roee 1.7 percent
lut month, offidala reported today. It wu the 9eVenth
g.tn in a row and an apparent new mp the young
economJc recovery will laat.
The foreca1Un1 1au1e, the Commerce
Department'• Index of L-rl'n& Economic Indicaton. ii
a compilation of forward-potnU.,. ttau.tic8 covering
manufacturlnc, employment, pcita and othe!' areas.
Sued on put expel'ience, the tndicaton fOl'eCUt
econonUc changes that will likely occur n1ne montht in
the future. So It now appean the reoovery will last at
least through the end of the year. 1be March pin in
the indlcaton WU alightly greater than the 1.4 percent
In February, but well below the 3.2 percent of January. .
10 million claim IRAs
WASHINGTON -Almost 10 millicn Americana
claimed 1982 fedenl i.ncome tax tleductom for their
invettmenta ln tax-defen-ed IndJvWual Retirement
Account&. Internal Revenue Service figures indicate.
With over 90 percent of the IRS Form HMO.
procewd, about 18 percent of the 53.7 million returns
1how deductiona for IRA contributions, sl>Okeanan
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PITl'SBUROH -With one In
Q ,Americana afraJd to fly, even aLrUne employees are among the nnaai of the "white knucltlers."
~ fearful reeervationa clerk
a bagage handler alraid of
f from the aky are learning
to conquer their phobia. ~
They are memben of USAir'a
FMrful Flyers Club, and with
th• help of a clinical social
worker and USAlr personnel,
they're learning It can even be
fun to Oy.
41The real milestone was that l
aot on the plane for the first time After l~ years after making a pact
that rd never, ever fly again,''
Mid C&nnen S.pir, 38, who Uled
to qouch on the floor of a car and
cover her head with her anna w~ traveling past airports.
ir, a secretary, la among 28
e who enrolled ln USAir's
tea Fearful Flyers course in
Pittsburgh. She celebrated with
cake and champagne after an
ho\lt-long graduation flight
marking the end of the aeven-
week coune. "J'm not 100 percent. yet, it's aolnl to take a lot of air miles,"
SapU said. "But I would consider
mytelf a real succea. And rd get
on' an airplane at the first
opportunity.··
USAir'a program, similar to
courtea offered in the put by
other airlines, began in 197~. the
bnJ.nchild of eodal worker Carol
Stauffer ..
"A woman called the clinic
where I was working and
o.., Piiot 1'111 "'"'40
Fluor Corp. 's fleet of vans rolls each day,
picking up employees throughout Los Angeles,
San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT/Prktay, Apttl 29, 1983 B7
Van-poollng
It's a better \/Vay to ride
By LORENZO BENET or .. o.-, ........
Z.Ch weekday momina, ICOf'a of Fluor
Corp. employee11 watt at bua 1tope and church parkJna lota in the far reach• of Riverside,
areater Loa Ah8ele11 and San Bernardino. A
lO-pa11enaer van will drive-up, th~)' will board
and 1pend the next hour or ao -readini the
rnomiJli newspaper, chatting with friends or
catching-up on a lit~ work leftover from the day
before. Some may even aleep.
There will be no worries about running out
of gas, rn.l9ling exita or keeping watch for reckless
drivers. There la a chauffeur of aorta who's
rcponaible for such thl.nga -such la the life of a
van-pooler.
SI.nee the late 1970s, Fluor has provided a
partially subsidized van-pooling service for more
than 1000 employees, roughly one-quarter of its
Irvine headquarters' work force.
And they are not alone. The Oran~e County
Tranalt District (OC'TD). which coordinates van
and ~ pooling programs estimat.e1 more than
4000 people a day commute in and out of the
county via 400 van pools. They are employed at
such tlnns as Allergan Phannaceutlcala, Rockwell
International Corp .. Hughes Aircraft Company
and UC Irvine.
The benefita to both employer and employee
are considerable, according to Kathy Zeutzius. an
OCTD marketing superviaor. Although personal
savinga vary with the distance commuted, she
said an individual paying $75 a month to ride in a
10 to 15 pel'90n van-pool operating between
Riverside and Irvine can save $25 a month in fuel
and maintenance.
The non-monetary benefits are equally as
valuable, Zeutziua said.
"We have found that it's good for compiµiy
morale," ahe said. "It cuts down on tardiness and
helpe people meet one another. We just heard the
other day that two people who met ln their
van-pool are getting married."
For the most put. a firm wW purchue or
leue the vana and recruit drtven within the
company by offering them u.e of the van durtna
non-commuting hou.n. F1nna are encouraeed to
start van-pooling pl'Olfanw becaUN they can
write-off 30 perceat of the 008t at tax time.
Employeea can deduct the uvi.np -estlmated to
be•~ to •2000 a year -from partJdpat.lng ln ride-sharing, Zeutzh.ia uid.
Dan Archibald a Fluor penonna1
adminiatrator, aaid hla company h.aa the largest
van-pooling prosram ln Southern California. It
started ln f976 after the firm transferred Ill
headquarten from Loa AnRete. to Irvine.
"At first we rented ( 17 30-~er)
buses to help our employees dUJ'ina the transition
period," he aaid. "Then we tried out six vans as
an experiment and It ~ed eo IUCOe98ful we
purchased a large fleet.'
That fleet peaked lut year at 117. This year
-due to layotla -It h.aa dropped to 104.
Pn!9ently, the average 008t per uaer ls •Ma
month. F1uor paya for 25 percent of the program.
"We estimate that each van removes IM!'Ven
cars from the road," Archibald aaid. "That's a
sijlJ'tlflcant fact.or ln cuttin,q down on traffic
congestion and air pollution. We have alap found
it a useful tool in recruiting and retaining
employees."
Archibald said a van-pool driver was killed a
couple of years ago ln an accident. However, the
mishap cx:eurred during non-commuting hours. (As
an incentive tool, F1uor allows lta drivers to uae
the vans for free).
"We deal with your day-to-day trawnas that
will come when yqu put 10 people in a van," he
said. "And not everybody will be happy with how
the driver operates the vehicle."
lndividuala need not be employed by a
company spon.eoring a van-pool program to
participate, Zeutziua said. For information on car-
and van-pools, call 636-RIDE
wondered if there were any
claaaea for fearful fliers In
Pittsburgh. There weren't, 90 I
decided to start one," said
Stauffer, adding that USAir
Lear Fan • • • Trouble getting off the ground
vo~nteered lta services and By MITCHELL LANDSBERG eq\llptnent. ........... ,,,_ .....
Since then, about 300 people RENO -From her desk at the
have paid $150 apiece for the headquarters of Lear Fan Ltd.,
~ offered each ap.riJl8 and Moya Lear can see her late
fall. All but three have passed -husband's dream sitting on a
with flying colon. runway, framed by barren
Respanae has been so great, in brown hills and a crlap desert
fact, that Stauffer has taken the sky.
pr:;r-am to Indianapolis and It is a s leek, needle-nosed
iw8' .... _~J!lo..,, N.Y . airplane whoee distinctive lines
"It'• Simple -the more you have been compared to tha&e of a
know, the lea you fear," said porpoise or -more
Stauffer, who helps patienta ln appropriately -a Concorde
Preabyterian-Uni veraHy supersonic jet.
Hospital'• dialysis unit overcome Like the f.amoul Learjet, the
a fear of needles. Lear Fan turboprop could change
Like other classes for aviationhistory.Madeentirelyof
•viaphobics, USAir'a program synthetic fibers, it is lighter,
1treuea relaxation techniques stronger and more fuel-efficient
and breathing exercises. But than any comparable plane.
USAU'a coww ia held at Greater But before it can soar into
Pltt.aburgh Intematiooal Airport.. history books, Lear Fan will
wtaer~ ~u.d,.nk~ttoel'd_AlaQ'11'1 _, ~e. tQ. ~~:: • u,m.thetit ~r~ .;..m.~V .. -'
ride limubf.on. the clock to gef the plane n the ~-~iiilli
•Tttvate cluaes don't have the market. before they run out of
advantages of the airport, where cash.
we aet them relaxed and Much h.aa changed since May
comfortable," Stauffer said 14, 1978, when inventor and
1be fear ot flying is often a aviation pioneer William Lear
combination of other phoblu, died of leukemla in a boepital
"li~e heigh ta, claustrophobia, with a final comman. d to h1a wile:
de9th,'' Stauffer said. "The main "Finish it, Mommy."
one we Re ia not wantiJlB to give The man who developed the
up CDl'ltrol They can't say, 'Stop, Learjet, the automobile radio and
I want to pt off,' when they've the e iJht-track stereo had
hlld enough." pursued h1a final project with a
.-:rm terrified of falling out of si.ngleminded intensity.
the air and hitting the ground," Graphite fibers, he believed,
aald Fran Petraglia, 28 , a could be molded lnto an airplane
6-fOot-l, 180-pou.nder who hoi.ata body which would be stronger
lu•a•se .. onto airplanes for than steel but weigh one-third as
US.Air .• ~d me, an airline much .. an aluminum frame. ~·~ aix Americana la While graphite had ~ Uled ~to fly, and of thoee who fly for airplane part.a before, tt had
reiularly, one of 10 la a never been uaed to create an
.. ..,bite-knuckled" filer entire body. That waa partly
M:COrding to statiatica compiled because the co.t of converting
by .Boet.Nz Aircraft Co convenUonal ueembly linel wu
S a n cl y W y k e '. 3 5 , a consider.t '°° high. And partly
rnervatloM clerk for USAir. because "9 one had tried.
fl I .frequently, but never After '11 death, Moya Lear
out a drink tn hand., aaya. aht went to the plant and
Moya Lear (inset) tried to complete the job started by her husban~ William, namely
the Lear Fan turboprop, but financial problems have caused delays.
talked to the engineers. "I just Carl Becker.
got e&\.llht up ln the froject. I Becker, a gruff, chain-smoking
knew I belonged the.re. attorney aniJ avlation ooosultant
Moya Lear still occupies the from Dallaa, heads a new team of
large, cluttered comer office executives hired by a oonaortiwn
from whioh her huaband of international invaton who
commanded hi1 "boys." Hla pun:hMed a majority share in the
alrpan.-..hu become a part ot company lut fall.
her; she f!Ven wears a tiny gold Lear admits being bitter over
replica of It on her lapel. the chanae in rnana,ement. "But
But power in the Lear Fan rm· a realist. We were brin.king
company h.aa shifted, and now bankruptcy. They brought in
resides next door in the smaller, new fundlni -they own the
simpler oUloe of Vice President football. So thf'y call the ahota
and I hope they're IUCCe98ful."
Lear Fan'1 llnandal problems
stemmed largely from clelaya in
developing the new plane. ~
engineers grappled with the
relatively uncharted technology
of carbon fiber comtrucUon, the
~orn_pany searched for new
ftnding to keep the project alive.
One important ~ WU the
British 5vernment, which
provided and helped the
company eatab ah a--plant in
~ast. Northern Ireland.
The British placed one
important condition on the
financing -Lear had to
cxmplete a teat flight by the end
of 1~1. On New Yee.r's ~ of
that year, brakee overheated and
forced cancellation of a long-
planned maiden flilht.
The problem WU corrected by
the next day, and the Lear Fan
lifted off for a 1\1Cee89ful flnt
flight. The date ln official British
records waa recorded as Dec. 32,,
1881.
j Native tongues
Anything from Ar~bic to Zulu
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LlrulUlata concend there are requirementa tor ltl -.:hen are
about ~.800 W..... apoken. in that they be born. railed and
the warld toct.Y; ,.,_,of th9e educated in the country whme ~~at YWba8 ttm. lanauaae \bey are teacbtna. dutlnl the ltlllt 20 ,....., been PneDM a.Id the ...... tor thia
apoken at a prtvatAt I~ a native teechen ha,,. uaeaUy
.chool called the Ac.cl~ of ~u.lred 100 percent p.riectkm ~In NtrwjlOft ""-of the accept,· nuanc:H and
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only b1 MCM"·'C''-'" ~ .._._. tii1i1eU muld-~ man • Ww4 ....ehiDd of UMI a nadw of Pari1, l'NDait,
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. -Otange Oo .. t OAILV PILOT /Friday, Aprll 29, 1983
Say no and avoid stress
-Dl:AR ANN LANDERS: I ~ad eomothtna In
the Timet-Union of Rocheeter, N.Y .• that made a
IJ"e8l deal of le~ to nw. lt WU writ~n by Dr J
Piaher, PIYCholopt at Strona Memorial ttoeptt.al. l
belJCM: a areat many people n«!ed w ht'At' wh.t he
baa to aay. Will you print It? -KM , WEST
HENRIE'IT A. N Y
, DEAR k .M.: Or. Flaber aod I operate on tbe
hme wavelea1th. Thank you for 1eodln1 me bla
~marlla. Here la u edited venlon:
• Wbo la reaponalble for your bealtb'! Probably
t•e flu& word tbat popped Into your mind 11
·~oetor." But a doetor can't take clcarettea out of
your mouth. He cu't 11t wltb you at every meal
Qd decline aecond and tblrd belplD&•· He cu't
eserclae wlth you or attend your 1oclal hmct1on1
ud make sure you don't take a third or fourth
drink.
One out of every two feople reading tbl1
arllcle will die of heart d aeaae. Thia was a
relatively rare problem at t~e turu of &be century,
nt since tbe lttOa tbe rate of beart attacka lD the
t:Jalted States baa doubled. Tbe almple truth 11 that
dlne of 10 beart attacka are preventable. Yoa bave
dloaen to abuse your mind and your body.
Mind abu1e? Some people call It stre11. If you
conatantly strive for tbe approval of others, U yoa
set anreal11tic 1oal1, If you feel guilty, anxioua and
depre11ed, you are abusing yourself. As a
p1ycbol0Ji1t J"\ee people to my office every day
wbo point an accusln1 flnger at people wbo are
causing them 1tre11 -teachers, bo11ea, spouses,
clllldren, parenta. Tbey speak as If tbey are beld
boata1e by vlllaln1 who demand that Ibey feel
gu.llty about 1ometbing or anotber.. Tbey look at me
Jn dilbellef wben I explain tbat they are wllllD&
victims wbo can free themselves with one magic
word. The word 11 NO.
No, I will not work tbla weekend. I want to
spend more time wltb my family.
No, I will not go to tbe party because the
people are borlDJ.·
No, you can t stay 'Out until % a.m. even lf ll1s
parent• wlll be cbaperones.
P\alC NOTICE l'tB..JC NOTICE
~Miii WIOflS
You bave tlle rllbt to say yH or ao. Wbat i1
tbe coat of avoldlnp rt1pon1lblllty for your own
pby1lcal aad meata lleaftbT lllne11 and a aborter
life.
For1et about takJJll tranqulllaera. Be,ln now
to rearran1e your priorities and cbooae to Ive.
DEAR ANN: Nearly 40 years ago my
sweetheart said 1he wu a viratn. I never had any
sex experience. We decided to wait until marriage
-and did.
Three weeks ago. after too many been, my
wife confessed th.at 1he had been deflowered by a
bum in high 1ehool. Thia shook me up plenty. The
thought that I had been deceived made me angry
and resentful.
Last Friday I took my grand.ans fishing They
are 14 and 15. The conversation drifted to sex. I
almost told them to get Into the act early or they
might wind up with used merchandise like I did. I
kept my mouth abut. but I'm not sure I did the right
thing. Did I? -FROM BOSTON
l>EAR BOSTON: Only a beel would tell bis
grandcblldren about that bU of ancient biltory.
Moreover, ••nesting tbey "aet lDto tbe act early"
11 terrible advice. Yoa would be encouraging
THEM to so aroud deftowertng youn1 girls. Stay
olf tbe tubJect, Grampa. You've 1ot strudel In your
noodle.
Going to a wedding? Giving one? Or standing
up in one? Even if you're already married Ann
Landers' "New Brlde'a Guide" will answer
questions abour today'a weddirtga. ibr a copy, send
$2, plus a long, seU-addressed, •tamped envelope
(40 cenis posUAge) to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995,
Chicago, ID. 60611.
P\alC NOTICE
POT SH01S
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
Qflllllll
YOU KN~
l'D NEVIER
LEAVE VOU,
6UT PL..E'ASE
DON'T PUT ME
IN A POSITION
WHE: RE' I CAN'T.
By PHIL INTERLANDI of LagunaBeach -----I
"No calls. l'v<' got a touch of spring fever and l'm
going lo hang out th~ window for a while."
PlB.IC NOTICE Plate NOTICE
·-__ ..
JOUI HIAlTH
OR PETER J STEINCROHN
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I'm DOl brta&lla
•P a welcome aubject, bat I preHme no me4IAMil
HbJec• 11 cauae for lallarlty. My coU1ln, a womu
of (4, tried to commit 1ulclde I.alt mo1tll by &aklna
pW1.
Fortuai.ly, 1be w1111ved. Sbe bad been qi.a~
depre11ecl for about a mootb or two, bot r~faaed to
see our doctor. Sbe'1 1tlll depre11ed. DH'& 'I
tblnk It'• Important tbat 1be be 1qder specta
observation before abe tries aulctde again? -Ml}. v.
DEAR MR V.: ~the member of one famJ.ly
wlth a 1lmllar problem put It, "depression anti
sWdde go together like ham and ego or frank. an4
beans." Yes, not belni under medical attention,
your coualn la a "high risk." &lpecially, 11.noe her
depreuion has deepened.
At a recent meeting of the AmeriC41l Acade;
ot Family Practice In San Frand.100, doctors we
warned that suicide J.S "the most serloua poten
complication of depression ." M<>11t likely to commh
sulcide are men over 45, widowed, divorced or
lonely, and those who abuae alcohol or drugJ or
have had a recent loss Early diagnosis of depression
is esaential followed by treatment: antidepressant
medication, psychothe rapy, and in certain ins~.
electrooonvul&ive therapy.
Typical symptoms of depreu1on include
depressed mood, sleep disturbances, loss of appetite,
weight loss and hopelessness and fatigue, also
inability to concentrate and make decisions.
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I've bad &rouble
wt&b my naU111 lon1 aa I can remember. At last I
tried an old, recommended remedy -gelatin.
After taklng it for about a montb, I'm aure that mv
nail• are mucla healtbter lookiD1. A friend of ml.De
with 1lmllar trouble refuses to take gelatin. She
1ay1 ber doctor doesn't believe In It. Do you? -
MRS.ff.
DEAR MRS. H.: I've had severai patients tell
me that they got good results with gelatin. But tl\e
majority who used it found no improvement. I gu~
the reason your friend's doctor doesn't believe in it.
-and I question its value -is that there are no
scientific medical studies which prove that it is
helpful.
..... -·~----
WMV t>O VOU MAVt SUCH
LARGE T~ETH, GARFIELD ?
THE
~A'llL l'
CIRCl'S
"Hi, Mn. Lincicome. Could my Mommy borrow
. some b'90d crumbs, an onion and a ccdi1 ?"
by Brad Anderson
"It's too bad they can't teach him to
just b/owklsaesl"
TWO~AHIJ~N
TO HOTMIH6 ! WE HAVE
lME wor5T TEAM IN TME
MISTOO' OF 8A5£MLL !
Jim Davi~
816 GEORGE by Vtrgll Partch (VIP)
•
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"Go ahead. Don't let me bother you."
'LOOK.Moo ~ ALL THE TRttS AR£ OOIN6 MO< HOOE .1'
by Charles M Schulz
TO 6ET HIS ADVICE ? NO, TO APOL061ZE ~ ~
I ~-~~'
by Tom K. Ryan
Orange Coul DAILY PILOT /Friday, Aptll 29, 1983 ..
GOif N ON BllDGI
BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
-----------":'thi:"'t-•"'"'m~b.'."."r~ru~al':":ng:""':'.".~u:'.'::,.':':en:-:iotr-'~t;ut rould win, but al tht
l!Aal West vulnerable Ent point of lntert11t In· 1 brld1e•• heart• l>rrlattr tuhed h11 rod hl· wuuhl havt lo tonttcH
dule hand. Oeildet preacntin11 an mutu hrart~ lo brin~ about 1 tri<'k to dummy'• lf'Ven ol NOITH lntere1tln1 defentt, 11 aleo h -rmllled Brlt1ln'1 Martin th1J pusition· apadr• U ~:ut iluHrd lt •QUI ,.. NORTH low •podr. drrlarrr would
c::i 10U Horrman to bring orr one or • Q 1 6 dul'k l6 ipadt'. and thl'n E"'-
0 A JU the rareat of all coup• -the "' 10 would havl' lo win lhr 1pade
• 107 equHr.e in one •ult. o -lr;id and ronrtdl' lhr l11t
WEST EAST Hortman'• partner WH not • -tmk to dummy'• uuren.
•ta • K J 106' aa opliml1tlc u the North we WEST EAST R11bber brld1• cl•••
'=1 J84 'V QU featured yutuday. Ht • 8 • K J 10 4 tlaro11111Mt tlile r9dtry ... o 7 8 5 o K 9 4 elected to pus one nu lrump. ~ J r;i _ Uie fov-deal bridi• foraa&.
• K Q952 • J 4 and that became the final 0 _ 0 _ Do tllry lintw .... w111 ..
SOUTH contract. • Q g • -du't? Claarlu Ger .. '•
•A J Weal led the king of clubs SOUTH "fo.r·Otal Bridie" wlU
c;:i AK a J and, when declarer allowed IL • J C..atll 1111 tit. ~· ud o Q IOI to win, Wesr ahirted to the \i 6 3 l.attke of tllit fut·p.eed ae-
• ASU nine or spades, forcing 0 -tloa , .. , that prevWH , ..
Tht bidding: declarer's ace. The queen of • A cure for llne114liaa n1bber1.
E t S
'
L w t .. .,,.L diamonds wu run lo East's H ou • " ""~·· Now South <'ashed lhl' arr For a copy aacl a .e«e,..S, Pau 1 NT Pa11 P111 king. South ducked the Jack or club' and durardl'd dum aeDd 11.75 to "CtrH·ftv
P or clubs return. and East Lj "' my ·~ h .. arl Easl wH Deal," care ef ta • 0 · I d K n or • exited with a dtamond 8 •"'t prn1ng ea I It helplt'" H he discardt'd .i oew•P9per, P.O. H. ~ , Y th th e hand Declarer cuhed out h1~ •~• M-L-es. IS is e sam middle ,pude. dt'clartr would Norwood, N.J. 07v.o. aae r l d t day but diamond tricks, and on lht· N we ra ure ye11 er · li•ad 11 ~padl' and rovt'r c:hecke P9rable to ew•
lhpre can be mate than one last diamond East gol rid of Wt·st's l'll(hl with the tjU1·1•n paperbooke.
DR.\BBLE
'40IJ OU<M't 10
J\)MP ll~.
W~MAN \ 11·~ ) ~~~~iw.
1UEN WU~T'RE
rou ~\5T£NING TO?
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by Jett MacNelly
UPU~L ~.
TOTAL Sl~EHCE .
J'OR BETTER OR t 'OR MORSE by Lynn Johnston
SOt-'E1Tt-1ES I FEEL
lfiRT I L\'/E EVE=RY
~a= MY LIFE
FOR OTHER PEoPLE,
ANNIE.
™AT'5 IT~ I'M TlR£D OF
Sl'TilN(, UP HERE I~ 11-IE BlEA~ER.$ EVER<) U»0-1
PERIOD <IJHIL..£ "THE OTHER
KJOS ARE ~(.JN(, AND
HAVING FUN !
' •• , .. _. l#f • ..,
DR.SWOCK
l Pl r:::>N'I KNOW w'H51"HE:R :t SHOUL-P eecoMe A L...APY
t...AWYeR OR A ~Ar:::>Y P OCIOR ...
RAIN.RAIN,
GO AWAY. ) COME AGAIN ·
SOME OTHER ~ •
DAY ' ~ \. I ,... ""• ' ~-r-l
I KNOW I 1M A MOfHER
-AND I ENoOY
tfiE (JbB !-
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Da.oN .
I'M GOING OOWN lllERE. A5 SOON AS lHEQ PUT
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••• Orange Coa1l DAILY PILOT /Friday. Aptll 29, 1983
Playboy photographer R. Scott Hooper snaps .
(:ynthia Breaux, one of 200 Las Vegas women who
hope to become the 30th anniversary playmate .
rWho'll grace 1·
!Playboy 30th
! !year fold out?
: LAS VIDAS (AP) -The 20-year-old college jltUClent lauched nervously u she waited, bikini in
lb.and. in the hotel suite for her turn before the
photographer. He would see dozen. like her this
day ln the tearch for P layboy magazine's 30th
'~venary playmate. and, despite her mother's
i mialivingll, ahe hoped she might somehow be th~
• 9!1e choeen. I
• "My mother wa.s a little shocked when I told ! her I might try for It,'' the girl said. "She asked, 'Do
\YOU have. to be nude ln it?' l had to tell her that was
the whole idea."
Nearly 200 women, in var ying sizes and
shapea. paraded through the C.aesars Palace suite
this week u the nationwide search for the 30th
anniversary playmate began.
NtUC NOTICE
'1CTITIOUI .,._ ..
NAiii ITATR...,,
The followtno p9feon I• doing bual,_ .. : .
E N E R 0 V -P A• C 0 . • 3 9 Proapeci A ... ~ BNcll, CA
92883 R1gln1 ld T A1 bra . •39
Proepect A\11 .. Newport Baectl, CA
92M3
Thia ~ le conduetld by an
lndMOull
Reglnlld T Asl>t1 Thlt ... 1_1 WU l'liecl wltll the
County CWtt of O.ange County on
Apftl 2 5, t 1183
n1 ...
Publllhed Orange CoHI Dally
Piiot, ~II 211. Ml'J 5. t2, 19, 1913 teeo-e3
Nil.IC NOTICE
'1CTTTIOUI SUllMlll N,,._ ITA Tl.MEMT
The following pereon It doing
bualnees ••: ROCK SPRINGS APTS . 4400
Mec;Arthur 81vd . • 230, Ne'#port
Baectl. CA 12660
Robert A Bucell. 4400
Mec;Arthur Blvd , •230, Newpon
8ffch. CA 112660
Thll butlnata It condUG11d by 111
1ndlvldual
Robert euc.11 Thia 1111-1 WU nlacl with Iha
County Cleft! of Ofanga County on
~" 1t. 1983
-~~~flO:;.:Ta~~-MUC flOTICE MUC NOltcf MUC J«>JtC( rr.~.~.. ;;c;:;;;:can:;.. ~~--.. ~Ai::::·
1 ne 1011ow1no P9fton 11 doing NAflm -TATIMINT ...._ tfAfiMiiif Tl1e ~ .--.,. C101f1t
buelMM u Tl" ~ petlON ete 6olf'G Tl\9 fOilowWIO "'ION lft OoinO IMill9la ..
,u .. ~~:: .. :.".ft;~J1°1~1~g'!; ~~ •• ~lflMI. n t H Vii ~ .. 11T1 AND DflAPU eo..:=i~=~,.,, ....
Avenue , l anle Ana, Oallfo111la NIYlttl. M~vttto, CA tHt2 UHLIMITl!D. H iit Metgut rll• Tt= 7IO W 17tll 1 11..c .. t27ot DANIOH TINflllU, INC., Pwtiwey, Suite tOO, Mlealotl vi.to. Coeta Cellf0tnle nt27
MIOllH I I w ood•. U H • c.lllOfnle IUOll, nt11 Vie CA nt?I Tllla ~ .. ~by en
Ce lllornla II , Cot la Mau. Nevwre. M..-.n VllfO, 0,41Ht2 CAflll'ITI AHO DAAll'll, IHC , lndl~
Clllllornle I~ Thie ~ II oondUoted by • • Oalllornl• oorp0ta t1011, 21112 Tr0ye0
Thie bualMM It ~ 0y en oorporatton ~:r11a ParllweyL l ull• too. ly Tr0y c1em. lndMclYll ~ lnttp JM. VitlO, CA H l r6. o.Mt
Mlofletl W~ Ml~~. T,.... Tiiie ~ la OOfldUG!ed by I ThM tlAl.,.....,1 wH fllecl w1U1 Ille TNa tteltrNflt WM Neel w4ttl IN Thie t11~t we. llM Wltfl Ille pou1Uon. Co.inly CWll OI 0.11199 County on
County OW1I Of Orange OOUflty on County Cieri! l/f Orange OIMntt on o~ end 0r..-. 1nO APfll 20. 1ee3
Apftl ft . 1~ Apftl f. tN3 I o.nlll L "°~· ,,.., Pl147te "*n t: ...,_ TIM 1111-1 w• fllecl w!tll the Publlahed Orange CoHt Dally
P11bllalle4 Orange Co111 Da lly Publl9h•d o• Cont Dally County Olatk of Orange Co.Inly on PllOt, APf 22. 29. May e. 1i. tff3 "°'' Apf1I 21, H , May 6, 12l~N3. Pilot Apf1I ~. I. t,, RO, 1113 Aprll f, llU t8S4 a
1 .. 1.a 2009·1$ '"*' ___________ , _____ ,._ ______ rtubllehed Orange Co11t Dally rtB.IC NOTICE
MUC N()TIC( l-.~~=~flO~Ti;ICE;;.:;--Piiot. AprH 21. May 8. 13, ~. 1913 ,ICTTTIOUl llU'*'ll
--N--TIT-MMlt--...... ---,-.--1 I llU ... 11 2009•13 NAMa ITATa•tn NAiii tTATl*MT M TA,...,,. P'UBLIC NOTICE Th• following paraon t• do111g
Tlla follo•lng parton I• doing "'' foll wl o P*t•Oll It doing butlnaM ... bu.U-M. ~ ~ · j 'IOTITIOUI IUllMlll (I) JUST PLANE WASHING. (b)
THI! Pl!N AHO PU IT P"!88, IP"I • I( AAV, 4212 Paltlca NAMll ITATl ... NT CON~RETE SPECIALIST, 3808
8187•A Al,...,l y, Co1t1,MAH, CA Fload. Nell;p hacll, C1lllornla The IOllOwinO PA<tonl ltl dolnQ Finley Orl•a, LOI Alamllo t 92929 112993 bulln..1 II Cahfo<nl1 90720
ART OR"""· 3tl1•A Alrw8y, Jeoll Minier, 012 P atrica (A) TT&M, (81 cf RA NO PRIX Duane Carton Cec;ll , 3608
Coate Maaa, CA 92829. Road. N-pOl'I &Hell, C1lllornla MOTOR BOUTIOUE, NEWPORT Fenley Ori••. LOI Al1m1to1.
Thie bullnMe 11 conduo1ed by en 02963 IEACH, 3839 Newport Blvd . C1U10<n1a 90720
lndlllldual Thie OU~ It ooncluct.cl by 111 Hewpon BNch, CA 92ee3 Tnlt bullln..a It c;or>ductld by an
Ar1 Ortltln ln<IMdual. BIJAN MOUHEBATV 1810 11\dMdull
Thie 1111-1 WU lllecl wtlll the J9Ck 'l!tntw 16th St . Newport Beach CA 92863 Ouena c Cac:ll County Clerk of Orange Co.lnty on Tlllt 1111.,,_,1 wu llled wllll the TAHOE TAOS, INC . a Navld1 Thll atetlf'*'I wu t1te0 wtlll 11141 ~M ft . 1"3 County ~lerll <If Orange County on corporation, 2004 Bree Mall Rel County Clenl of Orange County on '21.... Aptll f8, 1943 ' lltN, CA 9262 I Match 24 11183 C~ & KAIOAN nt41S7 Tllll butln..1 la con<IUGtld by e f21M0t
Puotlth•CI Orange Co111 Dally
PllOI. AP' 22. 211. Mey 6. 13 1983 Attye. .. Law Publl~h•d Orange Co111 Da lly llmttld p111nert111p
_, ....._ Cntt. °'· Pltot. Apt 2t. te. M9)' 6. 12, 1943 Bijan Moullebaty t89!1-83 luftl.__ ----------"18:.;:2:.::2...:-13:=..1 Thl11111-1 WH nlacl With 11141
1n1111e. c._ '911f.11• 111.,.IC Mt\~[ Coun1y Ci..k of Orenoa County on -----------
(114) -.-=i -....... -·-'---""-'"' ____ 1Apr11 n 1993 P\8.JC NOTICE
Publl1llad Ora11oe Con t Dally f1enTl&J1 ., ... ,, 'f'2140IO Piiot. Aprll 2t. 28. May 5. 12, 111113 NA-jTaTa•NT Publltlled Orenge Cout Detty f lOTITIOUI IUllNl!lt 1~ The followl11g pereon 11 doing P1to1 April t6, 22. 29. May 6 1983 NAM• ITAn •NT PUBLIC NOTfCE bullirwaa H l 11!3!!-83 Th• followtng paraon It doing .tNTEO~ATED BUSINESS rtllUC NOTICE butt~ ;.:L 0 ls 0 N ,tennoue Ml...... SYSJlMS. ~5 w Balboa Blvd., --==~~-__;.,:_ ___ CONSTRUCTION, 826 18tn s1 .. 1, ~TATU9NT •601. ~ 8Nc;ll, CA 92863 '1CTTTIOUI 9U ... lt 1Pel~k DI Cavaneuoh. 2006 W NAMI I TATl•NT Huntington Bffc;h, C1lll0<nla 92646
The I perwone .,. dOlng B1lbo1 Blvl:f . •601. Newport The fOllOwlng P«IOM .,. doing Carl Otcar Olton, 628 18tn bullMN H : Batlch, C'" ., .. .,... t>uelneea u StrM I. Huntington Beach, Clltlornl1 EVANS ENTERPRISES, 2005 '"' ·•~ 926411
W B lb Bl (I 8 It 202 Tiii• bull~ II conductld by In T 0 DD s c H 0 0 L ER & ' • 01 " " u ' · lnellvtdual ~ SSOCIATES. 107',0, Sonora Str .. t. Tiii• bu.t,_a It conducted by'" ~ BMch, CA 92M3. P 0 avan•:ih ~n ~. Callfomla 92....... lndtvldual. LINOA EVANS a nd JEFF ....., C t Ot
Ev'"NS 21•<>1 s Id • Thl1 11at~I .... lled with th• Odd A Schoole r. 107'1~ If '°" Hu;.~On W , c-.:;2e:a~•nl, County Clerk ~f Orange County on Sonora SlrHt. Newport BH ch, Thia alltement wa1 llled wltll Iha April 11, 11111~ Callf0tnl1 92"3 County Clerk of Oranoe County on
Tiiie 11 oonduc:led by en ~ , .. 1-SanClr• M. Schooler, t07'A APftl l9, l983 lndlvldual: • --"214111 Uncle Evane Publl1lled range Cou t Dally Sonora Strait, Newport Beach. Poot, Aprll 14, 21, 26, May ... 1 ...... Callfornt1 92863 Publl1ned Orange Cont Dally Jeff Ev11n1 lT2;~3 Thie t>utl,_. 11 conducted by WI Piiot. Ap1 22, 28, May 6, 13, 1983
TNt Ital-I wu flied 'With Iha I------------lndMduel t891·83 Count(: Clerl< of Orange County on NOTICE TOdd A SchOolet
AIJ(H 2, t983. ,tMOel Thia llal_,1 Wll llled wl\11 the
Publltlled Or1n1: Co111 Dally f"IC~ .,...., County Cieri& of Oranoe County on MAita 8TATDmMT Aprll 26, 1983 Pllol. ~II 15, 22. . Ml'/ II, 1983 The IOllowlfiO 1*90f11 are .,........, ....... _ 1711943 ...... _ ~... .. .. . ---u : Publl1llad Orange Cont Dally
P\8.JC NOTICE
l'ICTITlOUI 9U .... ll
NAMI! ITATl!Ml!NT
Tiie followlng pa11on 1a doing
OUalneN U
"°""'°"' _,... .. NA.Ml l'YAT-NT
flle fOllOwlng "'"" It dOl9f ..
fUu.tfl PAtHTIHO, taQ ,.,,
• Nawpott aaedl. ~ KM, ...... 1'63 ll'atl ~.
IMcll California t2ttO
Tiiie bu-It~ by Ill
Ken Fuller
Tlllt llet-1 WU fllecl Wllll I ..
ty Clark of Or 1111011 County "1 It 196!) "' .. ,. l'ubll1hed Orange Co111 D:;tr llot. ~ 22. 211. Mey 0, \3, t tMI·
Publle Haarlf\1)1 Wiii bt l*d t>y
l h • Co11 1 Me•• Ple nnlltg
CommlMIOn II Iha Olty Hall, n ,,.,,
OrlYe, eo.11 MeN. CA. II 8:30 P~ or .. aoon u pe>Mlble tlWMftar 911
Monday. May 9. l983
Re garding tlla Follow1ho
A~llont
t An Ordinance of Ill• Clly
Council ot Iha City of Coate ,,._.
emendtno Tiii• f3 01 th• Colla MH • Mun1clp1I Coda parm11tlng
cerialn Nllng •lal>ll"-'lt In the
MP (lnduttrlll Park) and MO
(Qene111 lndullrla l) Zon••
l:nvlronmenlll Oete rmlnatlon
Eaempl 2 Raone Petition R..-J..OS 10< !he
Clty ol COii• MeM. p 0 Boll 1200.
to emend the Zoning CieMlftutton
or "" .. 111 .. 1oea1ac1 at 19111 Ind 1920 Wlltace A ... 755 -77 t W
20th 6 1 (o dd -numbered
eC1dr .. H1) and 11111 1 1nC1 tNll
W•ll•c• A•• 20'5 a nd 2019 Pomona Ave from R2 10 A$.
Envtronme n1e1 Delermlnallon. Nagellve O.Clar111on lor SP· 7$-0 I
3 Zone Eacept1on Permit
ZE 113-65 lot J W1td 0 1weon
1utllortzlld agent lor Cllln-Lancl L•.
18 Moonray. trvtna. f<>t varlenc;ee
lrom panting, bulldlng halgllt. mrld
ltnQe height 1n conlunc11on with • condttlon1I UM permit f<>t 1 119-unll
motet with a 3,000 1qu11e fool r•teurant, for l)foparly located II
2634·2&42 N9W1)<lrt Blvd., In a C2
Zone Envlronmentll oatermln111on:
Negative Declaration.
for lurtner lnform1llon on th•
above 1ppllc1t1ont, tele phone
7$4-&246 Of call II the offlCe of the
Planning Department, Room 200.
77 Fii< Or .. Coeta MBN. CA.
Publlahed Orano• Coaal Otlly Piiot, Aprll 29, 1983
1119s.a
f'UllllC NOncE
,tCTITK>Ua IUllMUI
..._ITATl-..T
TM followlng ~ton le doing
Ill*-•
ALDRICK TELEVISION, 1006 Piiot Apr 29, Mey 11. 13, 20, 1983
17th St,.el, S a n ti An e, 1937·83
oml• 92708 Rlctlard I Low. 1005 w 17th PU8UC NOT1C£
tl'991, Santa Ana. Cellfomle 92708 l---nc-~---,1---.... --,-1--
0er\lel L Wllkw , too& W 17th "'..,... -
SOLIEL 'de PROVINCE. 642
Miia St .. Laguna BNctl. CA 92~ t
MONIQUE MOREL A 'L 1
HUSSIER. 642 Anlll St . Laguna Baaell CA
M USIC GALLERY
MEMBERSHIP CLUB. 2431 HOiiday
Road. H-pon eaac11. c 11t1orn1a
112990 •
Vine. c a1 .. 1no. 243 t Holld•y Roact. N-port BH ch. Ca ltforn11
92880
Th,_ bu"'-II conducted by en
lndlvldull Vlnoe Cat.,lt\o
Thlt 1111\-I ,. .. Hied with the County Cleft! of Orange County on
Aprll 20, 19'3
F2141W
Publl•h•d Ora.no• COH I Dally Piiot, Apr 22. 211. May 6. l3. 1983
1852-83
trwt. S....t1 Ana, Ctillfomle 92708 MAm ITArn.NT TNI bu"'-II conducted by 1 T"9 fo4lowtl10 pereona are doing ll=::~low ~A~OMORROW. tll082
08IMI J Wllller Sllngrey LAM. Hunllngton BMcll.
Tllll 1t1t-I -flled wttll the c.1!10tnla 92846 CMt1c of Ortnge County Gery John M11lnH u. 19082 1"11-Stingray LAna. Huntington Baacll.
Publl1had Orange Co111 Dally Callfornta 92648
Thia buslMtt la conducted by an
lndMdull Monique Motel AL Huaaier
Thia llel.,,_,t wu lllld wl111 Iha
County Cl«ll ol Orenga County on
AprM 12. 1983
F2140S7
Published Orano• Co11t Oelly
Pllo•. Apt'll 15. 22. 211 Mey e. 1983 1644-13 .. ~ 211 M e t3 20 11183 Tom Umeda. !1912 TrHtop ' ,,.... · · ay ' • • Cl<c:le. Hunllnglon Beacto. California .,..., 'C ...,.TICE ---------1~AIMl;__"3=-102649 ~UDU nu Pllll.IC NOllCE Thll buw-a I• con<lucild by • FtCTTT'IOUI ~ .. ------------lgenerll pll1n«-"'P NAtn ITATDll!NT
'tCTTnOUa .,.._,, 1 Gary J MarlMAU The followlng pereon 11 doing
NA• ITATR•NT Thie 1t1l-I wu lilac! wllll the bUll,.,... u
The fOllowlnQ l*90fll -dolnG County Clerk of OrlnGI County on NAHCV KAY'S STUOIO. 335!1 ~. 9toRELS CANOY co .. Apf1I 26. 1983. '21... ~~~~~Suite 250. Newport Balclh.
300t Radhllt A .... No. t17, Coall Publtthed Or1nge Co111 01lly NA NCY KAY OAlllS , !100 .,. ... IC W!ll1C£ Maea, CA 928211. Pllo • ""' .. 3 20 ..... c o n~ nu MO H IOU E MONE l A , l t. ,.pr n . Mey v, 1 . t'~M3 e::;.,~YC~•;;~o 1 !I, Newport
,tCTITtC>Ua .,...., Hul~1lar, 642 Anita S I., L1gun• 1------------Thi• buaineu 11 cor>ducted by WI NAMI ITATD9MT BMcih, CA 9285t f'UllllC N()TIC( lndtvldual
The followlng l*'IOflt are doing PAUL DELGATTO, 642 Anita St .. ------------Nancy K Oav11 buel,_ M Leguna Beectl, CA 112951 ,icnnoua _,._.. Thlt 11a1eman1 waa flied with 11141
RLK DESIQHS/IHTERIORS, TNa bu.ir-It condllc;ted by a NAm ITATS....,. Counly Cle<1< ol Orange County on
1791 Jameic:. Road, COlll "'-'. general parlnenhtp. The folowll>I) l*IC¥lll -<laing April 12. 11183
c.Mtornla 12929 ,..,. DetGMto ~ • • n141e1
'21-Pubhlflld Orange COH I Di ily
Piiot. ~II 14 21. 28, Mmy 5, ttl3.
1eta43
"nley chatted to eacii other as they filled out
bkJlrapbb1 me.c.. then donned \heir bJ.kinj suits
and. one by <me, went lnto a bedroom next door. I There, Playboy photDiJ"apher R. Scott Hooper took i---f'UllllC--NO-TICE __ _
"°°9r1 0 !(Ing, 1191 Jamaica Moniqul Mot* A'L Hui... RICAL ASSOCIATES, t5817 Publl1hed OranOe CoH I Dally
Road, Coate Meea, c.lilornla 92929 • P2'140D Cnemtc;al Lane. HunUnglon 8Mol\, Piiot, April 16 22 29, Mey 6, 1983 1
L~ M King, 179t JetMlcl Publltlled Ora no• Cout Delly Calttomle t 2941 1847-83
RoM, Coels lillwa. Califomle 92628 P!lot. ~prM 1!1, 22, 29, Ml'/ 11. 1983 J o 11 n H 1 ye , t 2 9 6 2 E . 1------------
Thll bu.i-le ~led by an t~ CloYefdlle, Moore>erll. CaUtomta f'UllllC MOTIC(
tndMdual. t3201 -----------flobert O. King rtaJC NOTIC( Chrlltlna U Campbell. 1787 FICTmOUI ..,... ..
, imtarlt pho1oa of each bildnl<l,ad hfJl>eful. FICTmOUa ~ ~··,, ~ Only 1 few of the thouanda woo are expected ...-na ,_. to apply nationwide will eYel' gl'-=e the ~ of the Tiie fottowlng peraon le doing
magazine, and only one will receive the $30,000 and ~w~o OF MOUTH. 111e1
other benefits Playboy ii Offertng fot the Woman it Golden View L1n1, Huntlnglon
Tllr. ... t-1 -fllad ..Uh the 1------------Orange Ave. No B101, COltl MeM. N~ ITATlmNT
County C1ert1 of Orange County on ~ COURT °'
AptM t9, 183
ptcka for the January 1984 30th anniversary ~~= \=__,· 11181 playn>ate. Oolcfen View Lane. Huntlnglon
. )l'~~~loQkinafor~yt,an f!l~.~l ~·==~9~90'-.,.
F2'Mt01
Pubtl111ad Orange CoHI Dally
Pllol, ~ 22, 29, May 8, 13, 1983
1647-83 -
.-~~~~~ ~ 1iattt, lnd!vldual
Hooper. "Som~ne .w ith exceptional physical Pll<ll Townaenll • beauty and po~ and tomeOne who would not. do Thi• •l•t-• ... lllad wtth ,,,.
thia under any other circumstances or for any other = 8~":;:83oe Orange County on 'tennOU8-··· M.umlTA~
magazine." '211411
Hooper uid of the applicants in the tour of 30 Pubtttlled Orano• CoH I o,. 1y
Tiie foflo•lng pereon It doing bu.w-•. PANAMA J A CK OF
OAUFOAHIA, 218 Merine AW911Ue,
e.it>oa 191Md, Cellfoml• 92M2
Rlchvd Wllllt French, II, 1315
ciUes. maybe 10 to 12 women will be choeen as PHot. Apr 7, 14. 2t. 28. t~e&0-93
centerfolds aJona with the one aelected as the 30th
annivenary Playmate.
~ What inapirea them to pose n ude for the IJ8tional magazine? "Every alngle one w ill say they've always
~ about it but didn't have an opportunity,''
~d HoOper. "It'• always been. a fantasy for them to = Playboy. I think that's beca use th e
la well eccepted ~relatively tame. It
expldt the girla, Instead it treats them like a
pincte91."
Nophaenkham
rites held 1U11Rlal
J
: DOTB G d -i ANDREW SMITH, a r av esi e ser v ices dllklent of e.oaa M.-. ea. were held yesterday for ~away on April 21, Boua C. Nophaenkham
• He la IW'Viwd by hla of c.o.ta Mesa. w ho died
puenu, Sieve and Sharon Tue9day.
Smith of Coeta Mes11. CA. She is aurvived by her
Privaw ...w-will be held ~ta. Chanhtbone and
Qnder the d irection of Bouuy Nophaenkham. ~-~wn Mount Olive Services were h eld ~Y 01 Coata Meaa under the direction of
--~~--------,Harbor Lawn-Mount
L I Olive Mortuary in Costa
,....,,.---------... M8a. KAI.al LAW...,_MT. OLIYI
Mortuat\I • Cemt'terv
Crematorv
1625 G1slf'r Ave
Coste Mesa
~·5554
l'IMCl•OT.-$
1&1.•0ADWAY
M041TUA8Y
t 10 Bro.0-NIY
Cos1aMesa
642-9150
IAl.na•••oM SMTM & TUTMIU
WllTCUflll CHANl
"27E l'tlhSt
CM41Meu
~~9371
Service held
for A. Smith.
rtaJC NOJ1C( Op•I Avenue, Belbo1 1111nd ,
C~92882 ~·~It Thlt ~II oonclucrtad by an NM9 ITAnmNT lndMdual.
Tiie fOllowlng penone are dolnQ AlcftMd W. Frencfl, 11
bu~c': PANTHEA PAOOOCTS, Tllll llA1-I llrM filed With Ille
7221 Ga rden Grove. Sult• 8 , County Clet1! of Orange County on
Ow«*'I Grove. CA 112641 AprM 18• 1983· m.-
VA LEA IE V. LEWIS. 71187 Publl1hed Orange Co1tt Delly ::tr,'.°"• Mo. 4, Gatden Of'ovoa. CA Piiot, A~. 21. 28, U..y I, l!·~
OANA-R'!:VHOLDS. 78117 ~
LAmpeeln. No 4, Glt«*°I Or-. CA Pl8..IC NOTICE
112641 ------~...----~~ Tiiie ~ II conducied by an RCTITIOU8 ......
lndMOull 9tAMS ITAW
VelerW L.-wlt Th• ro11ow1no ~ 11 doing
nMC1'1 bUeir-M ;
Publllhe4 Or•no• Cou t Delly s u R E L 0 c K H 0 M E s
Plot. AptM 2t, 21, Mey 5. 12, 1913 LOCKSMITH, 423'h WHI !lay
1flM..&'\ S1rHI. Coate Me11, 0 1lllornl1
'1CTmOUI .,._ ..
~ ITATUIUfT Tiie lollowino peraon II doing
~ .. STUDIO CENTEA, tO 12 lrtoao
Drive , Ho 103, Co1ta Mae1,
Ce11torn1a mu •
Lao D1boub, 220 Nice Lana. No 209, ~ Beedl, Callf0tnle
92683 Thl9 OU--. It condUct«I by Ill
lndlvldual. L.o~O
TNI etet"'9Wlt wel llleCI wt111 Ille
County Cle<k of Orange County on
April 19, 11183, m41tt
Publlllled Or•no• COlll Delly
Pilot. • 22. 29, May 6, t3. 191) 11&3-13
92927
SI••• Edwin S«uoo•. 423'h
WH t Bay SlrH I, Coeta M•ll.
California 92827 Tiii• l>u.W-•• conduc1ed by .,,
lndMduat
St-E Scn'Ol)I ftll1 1111-1 WU fllld wfffl lfte
County Cler1< of Orange Co.inly on
AprH 11, 1983 ,..,..
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wll IM.IY im.r.t dowr\ tor Popular T plan. pvt muter BR suite, lota
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See today's Help Wanted ads,
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all the little things (and some pretty big· things) she's
done for you.
Greeting• to Moma will appear
Mother's Day May 8th
and the rates are only
2 lines for s1.00
(Each additional line only 50') .
Illustration $5.00
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84 .. S308 tot~. Incl Ma-1111 Malnt, c .. al)·~p. FrH DUMP J08I · .. =' ,.~ U3e00. 145-8280 ~ord Pr°'*""O UC. 18-320136 ' tit. -.1511 aft. tpm. a Imel MoW1Q Jobe 0.-..•1: Moat 110475 oi !9!!!1 -Ourdl. ~ rwlllona -=-::-=:=--=::=-:-:::::=:-t"~""'MtM!l .___al .., .......... •• ..,_off IM1 ,._...1. Wll Uc. .-2 4 t11-8 ~ 151-1041 ..,.. ' ,,.. .. =mu..... CIMn-~p. llght haullng, c.IMl""'_..1 ... 1 CV>9 ,_ -
c.11IhaNPIN!WI111¥1 Aemodal/Aloalra. oomm. =nlng, FrH eat. HAUL.-MOVE-¥MOVE tnrwt. M1-Qtat. ..OCAL PAINT&R CIOH Huber AooflnO-~. N1ncy'1 Typing Service
you ... H )'l'I ~ & *1d. Uc'd, bonded, S..7·1TOI Fl.lmlture, TrMtt, T,... ..... .& CUiiom WOl1t at economy ~ 1 Serving 1H bulllMeMI tno II typae of aone1nlO-Int. '<W Mt, 152·0142 8PAING8-Hl~NEW ........ __ J • MS-1415 NOAMM' r retH. Ouallty u1urect. Uo. #411802. &41<-9734 142·7190, 557·9150
tlon. Conttactor, pur-L 1 •N Ill I... OPINl"t. Alt ,.,.Jrl. "".:=_~ ~~. HA. UUNG PAI ...... , Fr• elt. Oen '6M721 ~ ........... .. °'*"'O ..,,art, oontr.at uc .. 30elll "'"'°°91 LOWllt rl1eel t~ ;;;o:;ing ICQY. C1aanupl, yardltrM l\IC L.ndl9cplnQ l ~ ...,. DiiWi Fr••· ... DO. 1381042 ....... CJeerlv ~P~~.cg::::::_ Md'ne i Ceblnata C.M. uo. Tom 1-+480 ~~~ng, 1er1i1111no. AANOV, Ma·1147 · ,.,.. Mt. l7Mtt9 ~,:!!Rsi::'a.4;~':;; ltnttuW &me w~:~~=s lt"f!!!!! MllMt tlon, Ml-3306. 84MSM ~ G1r11Q1 Door C>pafatora, H1ull~ctaan-up I tr11 8acratMlal MMoaa: 1Y1>--Qualtty ~ guerantMd HMf,(~ ay. Aamod, ....., IWs 1enfttt ~.~w1re, Fo~ .JoMlon I 8on: 06 own tt1mm • 110 min. BAICKWON<: 8mllt jOOa. P!l!d!t lnQ, copy, .tc. Fut'wv. Fr11 Mtlmat• Ma-7391 carpan:::f'io. 1414811 Ca¥!!t 11.Uiai MHonry plum bing 2488 ~ work. 18 yrs malnt. l 55 -I.Vt Bot) ~ eo.ta Mw. fanhlno Interior Daelafl 4f5-4UI 78G-8359 "IAt the SunlNM In" ~ aidr. 730-1eo0 *Haw cablnate, cabinet pelntlng, cW.,.n1ry, 11ac:: S..2-34~ · · · landeoap&ng. TM.1t111 College Student with large h'Vlt* "9fa. 876-3175 I HA"NOlNG/8TRIPPtN'G 9VN8"1NE WINDOW W•tleu/ I • I lael~ b•,. ~2~~· drywall, plennlng llMol. .. 11111 Jim'• Llndecapa a Malnt. huck. low .. t rite, Muonty a 8tuooo: ,_' vi..-MC 8oOtt 845-9325 ..... CLl!ANING IM2-15'49 1-11!1-!!_!!!!U,_.!!!•!!!!•!!_!1!... coun <>Pt< . 25 )'l'I up. 645-0185 . RaMonebte & Aellable prompt. Think you, ,..,.ir. At typae. Oulllty. Blackw.IW Papema • m'f W&11'1 John'• Window CiMnll1g Add'~ ~a Cwpan1ry A--:" SOtina, hdWe. El.EC. W.lt58 Court. 150·1'18 l..ow9a1pttoa.831-2345 Ing & Removal Qu~ ,_I -f,.. eet. 12il: -i>.
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Oen Hall-.. Gtld'-~ 546-4413 ~~Yd= CU9tom lladad wtndowa. Kitty &41-4870 ...... - -Ilk• Information on lolar mater1111 mutt t>a II· & 'C;"Raal ""' Reoalrl jot., ~ a..tdcal ,_ IWnOV . 1 reduoed prloH. Call PLASTER PATCHIN() IMfgy, eall Don Inman cenaad. Unicllllad coo. UC~· M2~ 1fte1ve':: p1rt1tlon1. Lo ELECTRICIAN. Priced IMgltlon Jltn 851--012' Atnbar Glue. 831""81& ~:~~~::, Quldc~'1~ ~=o~~~~~~ 1t tr9Cton lhould IO ttate IUnlttlu rll• Stew 752·"68 right ,,.. e1t1m1t• on Tll ma ... lufpu' BETH e50-0933 UC n3804e 562-o.10 · (11t) 112 ... 11 ~~.:-'O:. -==;:;;
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Victoria 142-M82 OUll. WOtk·Rau. rat• Fraa lltlmaM ~ P.UO oowr.Fencal IM0-2'11, bat I, -'I 4 ~ rataa. llV., bV"lla MA Sorlnltlar/IMdacape tete, ...___ "--·d, 21 "-nod ~ ~72 Uc T 118 ...... -... ....... l45-t2lt Aepalre. lie •282813. ......__ .,._, llllnll Tom 131-6072/t73-7W ~Ulndlcaplng · Fot •...,., ~ ~ • .-,...,..,.._ 54s-ee14• IM2..eoo7 Civic Canter Plue. !!!!!!!!:!~----a .. _ __._ & ---....___ RESID/COMM'UIND. Hauling · Tree Trtm JACK OF ALL TRADES call Chrl1, good refw· STARVING COLL.EOE Roorn 8to. S1t1ta Ane, • -••• • 1• ~-·-··-.. -.. ,,.. •t. Ma..eoo1 Call Jack envtlma. enoee. 631..oet3 att. 4. ST' -HTS ........ ..,.. r1--u--1n-c• 92101. -•• -•-Color brlghtenere, wht 20 ~· Do my own wotll. I-::-'"'."'"~...,-.,,....--:"'"'.::"'-tl u~ """'"'nv _.... .,.. " 30 Hallum BaltoOnt del. crptl -10 min. blaad\. UC. 278041. Al 84M128 Ralph Caballero' 8on1 o.y Of night. T6-30l• ..... ....... co. UC. T124-438 H., a <VI ~1121 Tiie' Maaonry: new & ra-=========
anytime. Fun for Sec'y H ... llv/dln. rmat1a: 1111g Elec:triclln: naw & reptllr. Compl. malnt, oomm/ GARCIA'& MAINT . Bldg/ lneind. 841-&427 WATER HEATER 8C>ICi&I pair. All types Quality . ..--------.
Ml, 4/20-211 813-4419 room 17.!50; ~ 110: All type1. Low prlc.t. ,_, Tt'll trlmmlno l r• tl1r ptt, h catpllltty, etec. WATCH U8 GROWi Pool t1Mllr1•Fumaoa1 ft'll 19'. UC. &31-2345 U.i• lht' l>.;1ly P1lo4
BllOof\ Promotionl Uni-ctir 15. Guar. aMrn.. pet Uc'd. Fraa .... 131-2345 l'l'IOVll, CIMn~. Fr11 plumbing. 491.-1 HouM lllttlng del6t9d by hlatl!t mlted: bright ~ti odor. Crpt repair. 15 )'l'I •. 848 4854 . 4:30. Home repalra, c:arpantry, young, r11poollbla Pf0-1.-...=---..-----Drain• e1Mrect$1,.lr~ TILE INSTALI.ED ·~""' tt .. ,uu 't'n Wt'
Same o.y. 414-7560 Hp. Oo work myHll. ELECT~ 1 ......... ••-cabinet•. alectrloel, l111lonal lor 1umm1r ... --Mlllnl from .,, ._... AA kinda. Ouarantead dirt'MQr\ Yoor Rafa. 564-0123 Gd rat• Fr11 .... UC. _.. ~... .___....., Don month• t>eglnfllng In ..--•-guer. Ev/Wnd earne I Reff. Jot1n ~7 '>tt\1<<' 1, our, 1----------1 411449 Wayne J.31·7&30 ~Alfa ~1810 "',~· ,._"'""'' June. I w111cai-.tCf1)9(1 bio:.th•rd ~Jnor. Lie. M&M Seit with EASEi CARPET INSTALLATION aaa ...... ,... 49 and pay utlll11H. Call 2 . 1.-Y19 o4 "8ppy 85MNI04/842-to33 Ceramic TMe 11 Coat SrH't<tdll_v
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19 Portico
20 Live
22 Medicine
24 Blacken
25 OnMt
27 New word
uaage
29 "The Old -_ ..
32 Fama .. deer
33 Anceetral
spirit
3.4 Embezzle
36 MontrNI
subway
40 Objectlvea
42 Bar legally « Brlti.tl
playwright
45 Ill-fated car
47 Leaflet
49 Time of day
50 Equipment
2 3
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52 Wrote egaln
5"4 11 In peln
58 Stage ahow
59 - -glv.n
ti~ eo Fruit
82 Bui patron• es StoM: auH.
87 W India
native
89 Cone.pt
70Jal -
71 Cllo'a titter
72 European
73 Remove
74 Poatpone
75 Far· pref.
DOWN
1 Perfume.
Var
2 Commanded
3 Armor Items
4 Antagonism
5 Waste away
8 Stir
7 Complain
8 Once more
9 Surged
10 eere·s
mother
11 Proportion
12 Forward
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oond (111LWO) .WIKIW • ~\? ' '73 vw w .. tpnalla, MW tape, 1mmac 17950 atereo, PG'* tocat _win-
13 Like a sieve
21 Obttructlons
23 Weaving
frame
28 Braid
28 Sediment
29 Elation
30 African coin
31 Cafe patron
35 Eaay runner
37 Thread
38 Enthuse
39 Unpaid
41 Lowtyone
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oond.I. (tllAKK) OU. Codrin Coast .=. Ello refrto•. 142 0 t off• 8aorlfloe 147-314t • ·11 '30ij auto., ~ 1-...... •5 .. ,.. 177 ,._...._ .., OLmT ~ N4 .... •• com •u ......,.... · ""' • 74 Monte..,_...,, weiy ~· ~r:4'Z31oa1 ; auto , MmllllZID m u .. , .. 11 ''"' '"' '"' '79 DHher. Immaculate Come In l ... NNPot1 good cond . 11750
k>ac*1 ("°°82) NT-UllC&A '72 Muda AX2, QOOd ti,_ cond. 48,000, AM/FM Baaoh'a n,_. Nleetlon 497-7049
19 "ato1 4 IPd llUUI & lnil· 1100. 111·1850 llll cut. New r.dlala, 138(1() of prevlouely owned •71 Camero 221• Mini ~. (&47W~O) ·• 1Un dyl, 176-0087 9¥91. obo. 714-77t-7452, 111 PoraohH, Audi• and Cond., New Tlr•, 14200 *'797~i...4 1e>d.,lo.d-'79 AX7 08. orig ownr, ~ !MM. Volk.._w • obo ed. (t11UM1) .,at oond. MUST 8ELL. '72 Bua. 8un Rf, AM/FM M2..ue8 * '10 11211; auto., low l5095. 641-5149 -JO(l CUI. atereo. Maga, lold '7t CMWO, MW paint, lo
mltM.* 'IO <~W,. ~to., toad· .. ~~ In tl .al --""' "" ...... "', '""" down bed. lo ml, 12300 446 E. Coeat Hwy ml, top cond. 141500. ed. (188T111) "!!!!! I 'W .,_,,, .. ,.,, .. •.olll..., 831-4211 N-s>«I Baaoh 831-4344
• ·a11331; II apd., to.cl· Aek about ~ ""'9An ,.., ·ea VW, MW radial•, Nna 8'73-0900 '77 cn.v.tte, nu brak•,
ed. (100PM9l 1111 ra.t 111 M 11111 WI irHI. See lo apprac '72 DATSUN 240Z clutch I tlr•. reblt cart>,
• ·111 UOI; i llP(I., tun Gold.~· owner. Ill UYI JM S.a• tlH 1750/ofr. 873-6418 Rebll eog. nM<I• body 4 apd, am/Im cue. Mutt
roof. (1£1C2") '2Qlo thru our purona11 and •74 Sub, IHI• new, 90LE. -... YW Ill wor11. l21500. 557,....53 ••II . I 2 3 8 0 ob o . • 'e:i 521e; auto., l<Mld• Aft• 5PM M&.5260 ........ -tea-4213 eel ( EJA474) ..... ...--· 3 dr, 4 apd, lllvef~ ,_ nu engine, brakH & latH, Deantle 1-----,~--:-:--. 1 '79 Flat X1t 28 000 orig Ml UllR paint l Mtchelln tlrH, mu ff t er. Run 1 x t n t -t•-'79 Monti Carlo wi t-top. * ·13 3201: auto .. aun ml HMpQ Ab.oiutety ••Tl very cl••"· 12260/olr. '"6/0fl'. 581-4031 ctyt, AllC ..., tuMy !Oeded, eldt OCMtd.
'3N.wsy rool.(lN~,~1 parll3lH/Otr.14M~ 13010uall8treet ee9-9989 0t~7•5919 64Ml11-. '7& Pacer Outatand 15doo.53G-0929
4$ w .. falM 205 w. 1tt, Santa Ana ..... tlll NEWPORT BEACH f!J!tl flit '71 BUS. Excel. cond. Rblt Mech oond tmmac ·95 !mpela. good Nnnlng
48 LMh's eon CIOMd Sundey HS.llOO 9f'CI nu paint dtac: brk• Auto, PIS. Dlac: Brak•. car le76 0t ba9t offer 51 Lent Char·m -LA-..,.-E-8-.. -, ~...,.,,,.Tt"""O_N...,O::":F::-1 '79 Honda Accord LX. ·10 hl-lu11 pickup, w/ 13100/obo, s5t-5950 Stereo, 11500 840-7450 Pow. lt .. lng & pow.
nv ""-""" Good cond Aulo. reg 'ti 11111111 WI camper. ang I tran1 pm b r 1 k •• A 1 r con d 53 Sun lover NEW & USED BMWSI O a•..:...! 3 9 IO. Ca I I SU blue leather to ml good 11e0 0 ob o "11 Conv. Blk/yell, •Int 83 l-4270
54 Cold plate 141-..... v enYel''Aeklng 110 800 142~ cond. magi, amlfmcaM. lalc• '307 1--~-----=-=
55 Prac11cal ~ ·75 Honda "Civic, tow a~·974e ' · '79 c.itca OT, 5 llP(I, ee. ~1~~ Grut car 'tl llYUll 2 N C~mJtl till
56 Deadly W mlleaQI, good tranlPOf-'72 MBZ 250 tmmac 000 ml. air. am/Im radio. 14500 fS.46.9498 'll I PUS. W&m 57 G tatlon. '2000/0BO. 1 tlf'lot e cyt '6ooo Pti mint cond 14200. ·ee vw Bug, auntf, look• '600 c:aah 64&-e804 awp L.M llAll.. 751-2402. ;..5-7194 dyt 539_9·1~ 857-0151 & Nna good. '89 Buldl, good trant cat.1 ____ . ----
81 Of a period VOLUME SAL!S 11800 495-6907 Nna llke a top Prince of 'U , ... I.....,, 63 True "82 Hand• CMc H11chbk. ""' Ytlkawgn ti 73 . . •car In• Frog ault Orab o od Int good tlrea SERVICE & LEASING Tan w/tan. 4 apd. 14450 .• 70 2llOSL brown nu lnl -Mull Mii 85 l/W c.tnpar. 1 t w h 11 e t t 1a1 t 1 =o ~ Uon • ~Lay by 3e70 N. Charry Ava. Calt 720-0932 nu aoft t0p. 114,0oo. · ~ 8.000 muaa on rbtt ef'CI, 714177e-4012 ~. ,7&1,12 car.
66 Go quickly LONG BEACH '7 Civic: aut & 686-elea -90,000 orig mllea. Run• ----·----:::-::-:::-::-88 .Give _ _ (No. Cfterry •Jdt-406) ,:ana. Aaat~ "r,8~·or ~ 1uper. 11 soo1oeo. ·75 L• Slb<e, 2 door, top DMtt tJU '714) tM-1711 •t off«. 142-IMM8: an. 1 ... 1H a. ~ ~ 790-9538 cond. MW bru ... ale. _
try 'frao..lna Welcome 141-7 9e Rblt eng, alvr/red Int. ,71 ••••ft am/Im cau. S3995. '89 Charger. Stock 0.rlg ...,.,....,...,...T"7r""t~.., --=::-=--~~-;-:::-::::7-1 • ..:8::..· :..:.::...:...;1.:.:;·____ Run11took• great Hll .._ _, 87~2405 cond. 383 Eng.~·
Conwnientl)' Locetad '79 Accord Htehbk, graat now. Sertoua tnqulrl•• a 2ek ml. air, 4-dr, AM/FM. "82 Ceotury Ltd, 14,500 MW valVa and hied Job. I CornP91tt~ Prioecl cond, MW paint, lltver onl)' S8 500 • XI n t con d . $.3 . 915. ml loedad 50K ml warr New Car burator. New
""-w/blk Int, S4300. ·~·e-<M 151da, 720-1867 l9260.Ev9.875-e887 • ~~:)111500 obo. ~ 983-e313 548-8809/evaa. SOUTH "87 Bug, am/Im, ro<t '12 $kylarlc all p<>'#lf 1111
Salaa--s.vto.t.Mllng '80 PralUda 6-apd. aunrf, 87 280 SE Cpa, M«Cldll ceum tlr•. good cond:i I 875· 22.000 ml, Kint cond: '•rf Hlt ~CARVER nu Mich. Urea, AM/FM Binz. auto, Maroon/blk. ~&-692 l S7200/ob0. 882-1070 att •71 Renchero 351 V•8,
N....11 ~·4~~.w.!5600. 171500. 861-393e YILllWllEI '79 VW Rabbit. 5 apd, 5pm. auto trw, f>/8, P/8, ra-
l(llS FC11CE·lfv1W . . . '85 190. Th• clHnHI Fonnar1y Jim Manno vw New pelnt, lhHplkln ·79 Buldl ~al. Ltd Edit. dlo, tinted glHI, AIC, ~""'40lllQ0 1tWot1111a1111• "79CMc.:apd,xlntcond, around. Val«ltlnocolofa. "WI WILL llT Hit cvra, xtnt cond. Power everything. N-hvy dty au1pen1lon. ~ ...... , ... ,..... lo ml, 800 OI bet ofr. Prtoed to .... fMt. 12500. II ••Diil.i" !~ ~3/ 0 b 0 . ca 11 ti,., lmmac. '5400. Call I 3 0 0 0 . st. n 8 -5 . '72 2002. wnt, 4 apd, at• Wkdye att. 5pm, wknd 7tl-4277 495-«l13 833-0010 r . 0 g r •• t c a r at bef. 11am, 840-2028. Volume Salea. Setvlce ..... vw BUG Auto at..... t-7,.--.,,,.,----,T,--,.-I ---• '87._.. 2508 (RARE). Super and Leulng vo · " ...... "==IUIM 13" · v .,.ren or no, new '36CJO/obo. 81S-73t4 ..... lfl oond. Sunrf, "1\/tm CUI. 11711 Beectl Slvd. anlft. Rebuilt. Perl. cond. -brakH & tlrH, reblt
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Blpkt, allver. anrt. Air.
110 .3 00 .
873-823411759-1090
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11tnt cond . 18600.
548-1M4 Brad
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'72 BMW 2002 tn, blac*I som
blade. '*' ef'CI, 12800· coum 816-1831 an ePM.
14200/obO. 831·2242 Huntington BMcn ::i21?~~: !!. 0, ~let: tlE ua1m ~:-~:38 u 5 0 I 0 b 0 .•
"79 450SL. Miian Brown1 (71')U2-2DOO 9M-4372 o4 a.telEmodllLEon. lowll mile-'ll ,__... .. ,:f ••t. brown leather nt. .,..
• ..,.. wtleela. Quldc Nie: '75 D••h•r. complete n• ·~·~·~OU· e cyi. auto. 114 •• ~~·· -· .'J2.. YVf..AUQ . .Jl.Wl.T ..rttltt~J\IW. Ml:. ~ ..:!'a1 -.... ..,.. -Ml-70$8• ----·--SELLI New paint, n-chellna. 11800 obo. u-n -u•
'87 MB 250SE Coupe. '"-/Fm. body and en-840-1090 today! ·eo Granada. 4 dr. AIC. I
wtlt·bnm. laath. aunroof, glne In good condition ... 0 1 k / fib I••• UIEll AM/FM l3800 711K orig ml, loU o4 TLC 11850 080 8e1~237 v rue w erg • ·
plua -'5000 .,, rec-"*' campw. blue. eJdt OlllWO e13-22n. 815-5544 I
elpta, rune ••eel. Muat •73 412 Sqback 2 000 ml cond. '4580. 64S-0532 2eOO Harbof Blvd. '73 T-blrd. muat ... now.
I a c . I It 0 0 Io b O . on reblt mot0t" ~ In-'70 Bug. reblt eng, n-COSTA MESA 79,000 ml. 11000 obo.
4N-Ts21 tide & out. 1ieoo obO. t>r••· exit oond. '2000. 141-1110 ,..,,..,,~~...,.7~3:-:---:---::--
•--• 545-0982 845-0532 ·n F«d Pinto p11, am/fm
8 C '71 Gold~ di VIiie. CUI, good dependable Steering wheel L , '72 VW Bug. AM/FM cua. .12 \/W BUG. Body and N-tlr... ood cond. t r an 1 po rt at I on aacrlfloe 175 obO. Brand CB, mage, bright yellow. cond u~ 11500/080 548-09e2 new. Call Gary ~5-1731 Ong owner. Muat Mii. ~lne In •Int ·"'""" 11500/0BO. 730-9455 ·
'U 190D,. nu g•lnl & $2200/ofr. 49t-513e Mu~T ':EL~~.~~:~ Of 54~ '74 Pinto, good cond,
uphol., $200 /OBO. "75 Bug, 80,000 ml, 11tnt KEHD. S1775 OBO -•-S"5/0BO. 850-1305. 'l. •-..1 ~ h--brown. ,,.. rroo1 ur ...
'46-389e. Rune good. oond •. ll9W tlr•. 12450. 5e1~237. Blue w/wh te vln top, ~
1-777-1233 xtnt cond. Tuned up end ·119 Muatang. new-.,.··-· 11 Ill U , '79 VW Dal Rabbit, ablo-of March. 78,000 ml. ,_ trW\I, CUilom paint. Manlla Beige/ Palo ee Bua. 1. ... th.,, 50 ml tutely IO'lmac. SOMPO, 11000/obo. 778-4012 cuatom 1u1pen1ton.
(4897) on new motor. Naw 52 ,000 ml. 13395. Cherry. Muat ••et •21.... Paint. Orio Int/ext. 12 V. &4MS33 ·72 Eldorado Convert. 13000/0BO. t48-0795 XLHT Cond. 12100 obo. New toe:> ANO '72 Eldo-Evea 71•11 Wa. 559-5679 '71 KARMANN GHIA redo, rbtt trana.. Both fort---· ---...,..--'"7"
52Kml, Snrf, Alloya, .74 Su--Beatie beaut Sharp tntlda & out, '2000 546-5591 '87 Mu9tang, good cond. C.. Perfec1 (7589) ,...... • · S4000 "4-3017 • 12500/b .. t offer · f'lllll Nu btk paint. •no. Int. · '11 OM O.. h YIRt 841-31117 Curt -
LAGUNA BE AC H ~ ~~~P Ytlft tl7S Blue. I l86o. Call 9-S ·ea Rancheto. r .. tored
494-"20 ·es Volvo 122s. eng. rune Mon-Fri 842-4844 Mag wtMI & covw, l'9blt ·-p•••-••• ·13 futbedl. Nnl. "9901 great. body terrlble, •79 s.tllle, euntf, nu tlr•. -.. "4&50. ~2~10
... ._ --wort. MOO. good llxet~ °' parla tthf toolla I rVN A-1. •••• >Ont oond, $14,000. 546-0$30 CM 13()(). S51-M35 112io. P.P 839-5189 !l!nuJ -~
&42-3214 "79 Capri, 4 IPd, mini, air. 11.lfnWUI 1147 lal11, laprt.. A• ... , lapit.. Chneltt 1313 ater. cue. anrf, lo ml,
Teet Drtve I Pr1c9 .,.Ill mt...ltta'l . 13950. 873-2l23 • •
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COrdla • Tredla ~t I '2950. Miki 14M731 ~ •• .Jt::.t~ @':!'-~t ~"'t:\_.. "/.""I ~ I .•.,.·~ ..... ,,...., .,._ '' ..... 1!' -...-~ ~.r · ·· •;_ ~u·.;'1~$,..,.,._11.~,.,,-,. ---'"""'-... ~ tt •• -:~o6cr'AC~d': .. "',·<•
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\t&TO A CAMP\• .=:~~-=·21 mpg.
1e Capri, 3 dr llP>f1 cpe. $2,000 REBATE ~~v~.~ .. 1~~e•.
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.._... '80 Torona4o. Sunrf. IMll'I, loaded. SIOOO, VI, automaUO lrWll., air 851-4513 .n 4pn.
oond., pwr. etaerlng, .. B .. br1lkea,, wlndowa & door ·1. roug .. am wgn .
lock•, wire wheala, tilt ~~ ... C::~cr-'1 whee6, CN ... oontrof I nnn _....
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cond. '3860 ..... (,,93 1•~-=r tlmn.. pn
~o trwa.: AM/FM .._ '17 ~ Vallant. X1nt reo OMa., tttt. orulee. r-. COftef. Nlde & Out. lMI
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stauons il.l'ld 1s supJE!<Ct to change without notice.
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TV Antenna ................................................... Page 3
Daytime Drama ........................................... Page 4
Tube Toppf?rs .. .. ....... ...... .. .... .. . ...... ..... ...... . Page 6
Sports ..... ... .. ...... .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .... .. ... . .. .... .. .. .. Page 2
Day time Schedule . ...... ........ ............. .... .. ... Page 7
Evening Schedule ...... .... . . .... ...... ......... .... Page 9
TV Puzzle ................. , ... ....... . ........ . ..... ... .. .. Page 32
-Channels -•e1wom.
(2) KNXT, CBS. 6121 W. Sunset Blvd .. Los Angeles, Ca.
(4) KNBC, NBC, 3000 W. Alameda Ave .. Burbank, Ca.
(7) KABC, ABC. 4151 Prospect Ave .. Los Angeles. Ca.
(8) KFMB. CBS. 7677 Engineer Road, San Diego, Ca.
(10) KGTV, ABC, Highway 94 and 47th St.. San Diego, Ca.
(39) KCST, NBC. 8330 Engineer Road, San Diego, Ca. -............
(5) KTLA, 5800 W. Sunset Blvd .. Los Angeles, Ca.
(9) KHJ-TV. 5515 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles. Ca.
(11) KTTV. 5746 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles. Ca.
(13) KCOP-TV. 915 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles. Ca. _ ...
(28) KCET. 4401 Sunset BIW., Los Angele!, Ca.
(50) KOCE, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. Ca.
(56) KDOC-TV, 1730 Clementine, Anaheim, Ca.
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(0) On-TV. 1139 Grand Central Ave., Glendale. Ca.
(Z) Z-TV. 2939 Nebraska Avfi., Santa Monica. Ca.
(H) Home Box Office. Time-Life Building, Rockefeller tenter, N.Y .. N.Y.
(C) Clnemax. Time-Life Building, Rockefeller Center.
N.Y .. N.Y.
(E) ESPN, Bristol. Ct.
(I..) SelecTV, f'.4arlna del Rey, Ca.
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8) Showtlme
8) Spotllght
C) Cebte News Network, Atlanta, Ga. _, ........
(9) WOR, New York City
(17) WTBS, Atlanta, C1
2 Frld1y, Aprll 29, 1883
Catcher Steve
Yeager(above)and
third baseman
Pedro Guerrero
(below) wm be on
the road with the
Los Angeles
Dodgen this
weekend. They
wm be In Chicago
to take on the
Cubs Saturday
momlng at 10:30
and Sunday
morning at 11 :1 5
DST on KTTV (Ch.
I I J. Both Yeager
and Guerrero have
been wleldlng •
red hot bat lately.
•Sports-
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Ryan's polltlcal hope dims
See Daytime Drama, Page 4
•April 29-May S•
Mark Singer and Faye Grant
•tar .. leaden of a reautance
movement in •v,' a four-hour
mini-1eriee on KNBC (Ch. 4),
Sunday and Monday at 9 p.m.
'V' for visitors, not victory
See TV Antenna, Page 3
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-Dayti11ae Drama
Ryan 's political hope is gro\Ning dim
By LYNDA HIRSCH Mac is posing as John CaJdwell. Jamie now received, but does not tell him
ALL MY CHILDREN: Learning returns home and is upset that Stacy she's pregnant. A shattered Trey
tha1 Lars ia offering a $50,000 reward is growing closer to 'Mark. Jeanne walks away. Clarissa stunned when
for lnfonnation about Kent's death, causing marital stnfe between Larry Judson tells he r she has always
Opal begina her search for Erica. and, Clari.Me. favored Tyler over her other children.
·-..... · hu ~~,~dina~hau..~ ~ .U~~OWJ) ~\JMS~ ~~;U.b:.~ti h!f~~."~·~\\.,tb~ . ~-·-w .....?11\i ~ --a~~~ .... _ -... ~~--~--·:!:UiCS•t' ~--~-m1-es her a.rraignment. Nina believes takes over Stenbeck Corporation no longer see Wally. Bren& suggests
Erica's disappearance will cause Steve James is ordered to move out of the that Jordy put the moves on Ronni,
to return to Cortlandt Computers but penthouse. Karen decides to stay with but he says he has no interest.
he continues to work on the case. James. Tom and John have a meeting DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Roman and
Angle and Jesse elope, but Angie of the minds as they both love Margo Marlena have trouble man.aging their
keepe the marriage a secret, fearing and decide they can no longer fight new home. Eugene and Trista are
that the news will atop any chance of o n e another. Ariel realizes that fond of one another, but Triata still
her parents reconciling. Phoebe and Gunnar may have a natural son who has problems with her past. Bo,
Benny plot to recondie Brooke and would be the heir to the Stenbeck Roman's younger brother, calla for
Tom before Brooke heads for her fortune. Betsy and Steve make love; money as he is stranded in the deeert.
Nashville newspaper assignment. Dian.a and CrBlg bed down Hope and Julie are at war, with Julie
Verla confronts Langley, who admits CAPITOL: Lawrence tells Kirk that belJeving Hope is out of control since
he ia her father but says he want.a no 1f Sloane finds out too much her return from boarding achoo). Neil
part of her aa it will ruin hia ~ lnfonnation they must ehnunate her. warns Liz to stay out of his life.
to Phoebe. Verla, truly fond of Sloane and Maggie unable to find Daphne doesn't believe that Anna ia
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'V ' st ands for V ic tory over Visitors
l y PH.IL SNl!:lDERMAN or .. Ol9r,... .... You may nol TeCOgnt1e Kttnncth
John-..n'1 1\1.11'\e, but you'rt• probably
(arnlll&r wilh hll work
It waa Johnaon who crt1att1d •
1uperhuman plfrt•nd for ''The Six
MlllJon Dollaf Man " At lho end of a
tour-part 1tory, the alrlfrtend died
But ahe had become IO popular wtlh
vtewen that aha wu rwurtt'Cted and
atven her own serlea, "The 81onk
Woman." Johnaon ~ame producer
of both blonk: 1erh.'it.
Later, JohNOn crcatL'Ci an unltkely
hero out of a fuatuve phylJcian who
had a habit of tumJ.na Into an ualy
Ml"ffn mu.1ele-bound monater calfed
The Incredible Hulk." John1on
wrote and directed the award-
winning segment In which the
1clentl1t, played by Bill Bixby,
married a t.ennln.Ally ll1 researcher.
In other hand•, a climax In which
the woman died In the arms of a
areen monster might have been
fudicroua. But JohnlOn turned It lnto
a moving moment that probably left a
lot of viewers misty-eyed.
The Hulk and the bionic heroes &re
aone, but Johnso n IS back this
weekend wilh a four-hour rruru-senes
that he describe• as the moat
ambitious project of his career He
wrote , directed and ser ved as
executive producer of "V," aanng at 9
p.m. Sunday and Monday on KNBC
Channel 4.
A t $13 millio n, the project,
according to Johnson, is the most
expensive per hour ever produced for
televtaion. "The Winds of War," for
example, cost about $2 million per
hour, compared to $3 ~ million per
hour for "V."
The title is intentionally vague. Al
first , it refers to the Visitors, an
extra-terrestrial race that lands on
Earth.
At first, the Visitors appear to be a
friendly people, human-like in
appearance. But soon the Visitors
aasume control over Earth and UTIJ>06e
repressive security measures Later,
the "V" becomes a symbol of the
victory sought by the resistance
movement fighting the Vi$tors.
The premj.se may sound llke 9cience
---ttctton, 1mt" marwnn·r 30htfsl>fl!i
original intent. About two years ago,
be became concerned about a growing
sense of complacency in American
life. of people who neglect to vote and
don't work to keep democracy alive.
Johnson wanted to write about an
event that wo uld shake many
Arrwricana out of th1I complAoency
"I wu anxlow to show America
under a police 1t1te, under an
OO('Up&Uon,., W• rou1d examln• how
wo would react," he .. ad In an
Lniervtew. "My te.Unt wu that we
would react prelty much like the
fl'rench did dwina World War ll. All
of a 1udden, they were under the
oppraalve thumb of the Nu.I.I, and
some bocame collaborator1 and
op~rtuniata. Oth•n became puaive.
'And the third aroup WU thoeo
who Mid, no, what'• happonlna la
wrona and I'm sotna to tlah t aaalnat
It."
But Johnson couldn't convince
hlmMU that Soviet oc Chinni anniee
could maintain such an occupation in
contemporary America. Almoat
reluciantly, he decided on doep 1paicc
Invaders aa the occupying force.
John.Ion wu adamant that the project
not appear to be "cheep Id-fl," ia.nd he
aimed for aa much reallam u JX*ible
He even cast Howard K . Smith to
play hl.maelf aa a newaman reporting
on the Vlaitors.
Still, Johnson claims that "V''
containa more special effecta ecenes
than "Star Wars. "Obviously. when
you're dealing with three-mile-wide
'f was anxJous to show
America under a pollce
state, under •n
occupation. so we could
examine how we would
react. My feeling was
that we would react
pretty much llke the
French In World War II ..
space ships and laser fighters and all
that high-tech stuff, it's easy to begin
to focus on that as what the show is
all about," he said. "But what you'll
see is that the essence of the piece is
the human drama, the way that
people are affected and changed by
these extraordinary circumstances."
Filming "V" proved to be an
extraordinary experience in itself.
While big budget 9cience fiction films
usually require a year of preparation,
Johnson had just two-and-a-half weeu-rrom:U\etffiie ~gavnts
go-ahead until the start of filming.
Then. just four weeks into the
shooting, actress Dominique Dunne,
who played a key role, was murdered.
"It was an extraordinary blow to all
of us because she was a beloved
individual ," Johnson said.
"LqtaUcaily, It WU very hard fOf' \&I
to 10 back and recast and re.hoot
Emotlonally. H wa1 even more
dlfflcu.h ..
"We recut with a wonderful YOW't.I
lady named Blair Tefldn, who won
over all of our hearu. But It wu wry
dlfflcult bec:au. we'd find ounelv.
b.ck In the ume ee1' and locatJona,
with Blalr wearing the aame oo.iwne,
u)'inc the ume Una. Many. time1 I'd
look around and lhere would be a bl.a
burly i)"tp (t.ech.ntclan) with a tear in
hla eye."
The need to reehoot Dunne'• scenea
and other foetor1 puahud "V" about $3
m!Won over budp1. Johnaon said. He
claim• he'll be flne-tunlna th e
pl'OIJ'un unUl the ~nt ho flnal.ly
turns it looae for br oadcHt. Ae
wrl ter-director-execu ti ve producer,
Johnaon had complete creative control
over "V." But cltd the flnished film
meuure up to the movie he aaw in hla
1mqination?
"Alrnoet," he replied. "You know, It
never la quite how you want It. We're
still atruggling to get the optica.la and
eome of the aound effecta exactly the
way we want them. And I know I
won't get them all right.
"I waa angui&hlng over it lhe other
night because when something ia IO
cloee to the way you want it, It juat
makee you crazy that you can't go that
extra few inches. It wa.s late, and I
couldn't sleep, and I picked up an
Interview with (the late director)
Cecil B. DeMille.
"He had two-and-a-hail years to
make It. But at the end of the two-
and-a-hal! years, they had to get It
Into the theaters, and they couldn't do
any more. And he said, ; All right, go
ahead.'
"But he was never happy with the
way the Red Sea parted."
If "V" 15 a hit, it may become a
series. (NBC has already ordered two
scripta.) If it does go into regular
production , Johnson hopes to
ma.in tain a high standard of quality.
He said he hopes to measure up to the
best television work of his two cloee
friends. writer-producers Steve
Cannell (''The Rockford Files") and
Steve Boch.co ("Hill Street Blues").
"To me, the h1.1m8J! ~ and the cnaracters areoy-rirtfie-moi( __ _
important elements," Johnson said.
"If the audience doesn't care about
the characters, you can have all the
three-mile-wide spaceships in the
world, and it won't mean anything."
Friday, April 29, 1983 3
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deaf boy and bo&ln1 to IC!arn •Ian city In hopee of becorning womM.n of
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Army R' ( 1 hr 20 mon ) O llO¥ll Im Dancing As ras1 As I Can"
( 1982 O.arna) Jill Clayburgh. Nicol Willi
amson The slory ol a woman s ballle woth
\lahum add1c;;11on is lold 'R' I 1 hr 45
min)
{l J lllOYIE 'The Wanderers· ( 1979 Dia·
ma) Ken Wahl, Linda Marn The rnem
bor!> ol a 1ough 1~ s1ree1 geng tn lt>e
Brona discover thal lhe processes ot
growing up and lallrng 1n love are much ~ . .,.,~~o~~~~ •.~
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HI '11) ~COWTYTODAY
7lll f) t C* THI TOW FealurP<l an 1n1e1voew
with Tom Wopal and John Schnoeoe• a
1alk w1lh Dodger baseball player M1kP
Marshall a look al lhe L A Rams
cl\eerleaoer 1ryou1s lhe newes1 cars
lbeu~~~ on DetrOll
LAYIMI I ..UV I C09AlfY m C* L.A. Fealured lhe ~SI legs tn
l os Angeles. Laker Magic Johnson. lhe
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D G> CAim> CAIDA -MOW Ml> THIN
Allen Funt and Angie DK:k1nson host a
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series (I hr ) U llO¥ll 'Logan's Run' ( t976. Sci
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Cioni How;irtJ R G Armstrong A m11olary H THI ftlTBIDAY IMOW This sat11e of TV
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lhe hum1hal1on l\P has ~ffered ill lhP •·vN•IS ot 1he week ol March t6 1956
hands ot hos we<11thll?r classmales R I 1 s MOVIE Noghl School' ( 1981 Mys·
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Los Angple!. bank pmployee's tole •~ <Jcor~ ol -;ome ot hoi; lormpr bed par111er'i
lurned upside dOwn whAn he meelS and A ( 1 hr ?8 mrn )
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1n1101ved on ii murder mysrery when he wol un aul >mob11e accident. NokO •S ouSl'led 10
nesses an assa<.sonatton R f I hr 45 th .. hO'>p11a1 where h•S diagnosis os kepi a
min) . ~crel ltom Lady Bobb• f 1 hr I m llO.,. Ves 5,, That<, My Baby I 0 m ...
(1949 Musical) Donald 0 Connor • LOl~WIDIUllVIEW
Charles Coourn A paor nt tor mer G1s ~avP , ~ DUIT ,,_ Alt4EI Frank Blatr nar
a too1batl learn and lheor co11c;;h·s 100 ( 1 r.1lt"\ a .:1ocurnen1ary on lhe Holocausl.
hr . 30 min ) lp111tuong eyewitness accounls by Europe·
.. @ ... .111 Jews and photographs and film fool· 1:110 ~AT IAll Aaller and llalenlone plol a .1ge 9ever seen on lele111s1on ( 1 hr )
caper lo gel even w•lh Ma1or Hawk on<, t•y E 1.-A FUU CONTACT KAAATI (1t)
slea11ng a lase~; tinder H llO.,. ·s1ar Trek II The Wrath Qt i CHAllLa't Kh;in f 1982 Scoence·Focioon) Wilham
Lm DITICTCMt :-;hilfn<>• Ricardo Montalban Adm James WAU. ITMIT WIEC Whal s Ne•I ,:,,, T Kork reassembles h1~ otd crew and bat·
Thos Market? Guesl Ronald A Glanll lie'> ,, v1nd•c.h11e enemy whO blames Ktrk
ch•el onvestmenl olhcer Paone Webb<>• 101 the JPilth ot h•S wife PG (I hr 55
Mitchell Hulch1ns. Inc mor• I m -COONll'I CMtAJIQI COUNTY Focu~ OllOVll ro.<1ro1 ( 1976 Orama) Peler
On Israel" guHll from 1he Ornnge Count~ o· Toole Ch.Vlolle Ramplong A European
Jewish community discuss Jorn'<; µ.trio< • .111s10<..1111 ~ets up A new home on e
paroon on lhe lourreenih .innuat Med•a i1eSPllel:l ,.,land wolh hos wife and 1wo sef·
Tour ol Israel v.1n1> R ( 1 hr 20 ''"" )
a:9@ TMICAT\M 1C111110 YOUTH MD THI IUUU "Ho1oc11us1
... ([) DAU.Al Lucy 011terly blarr!fls Sue racr Or Propaganda?'
Ellen tor tile car acc1den1 wt11ch has pul ({) UOQH TitAX
Mick~ 1n the hospital ( r hr ) ... D W IJIQHf MOIR Mochael Knoghl s ~WID•lllVtlW
1;'1ves1oga1oon Into Vtdeo game piracy ,.., 1tM D a Cl)~ CJi) ...
hampered by an overly eager female UnmAY llQMT
detecllve (I hr J •llAllCMOl-0 9 llCMI Prophecy (1979 Horror) 1"1&12!1C.
Taha Shue. Ro~rt Fo•worlh A Yl1'.lllQ lllMYMMnlAM.llAIYMAll'nlAll
couple discover lhlll mercury P04Stlrt1ng • HRllMPOllT
from 1ndustr1RI pOllullon 1n unstale Maine I ... LA~ Featured Dr Samuel
has 1urned lhe an1m111s 1n10 h0mly1ng f psreon, authOf of "Hararctous Waste In
mut8nls O (2 hrs, America· syndicated radlO psychologlst m rA•a'M Dr Ruth Westhe1mer. authOr of "llr.. ID COlllOI "One Vo1cP In The Cosmic Rulh's Guide To Good Se.a " ( 1 hr )
Fugue" Dr Cati Sogan e•plores the origin. L.) lllOYIE ·t onda" ( 198 t. Orama) Kalja
evolullon and dl11eri:11y ol Ille on Earth Biener!, Ursula Buohlellnei. A hotel man.·
{Bl O (I hr ) ger·s old flame kidnaps his new gtrlfnend
Iii) ~T ~llCll "D11nce In and 1akes he• 10 o bordello ( 1 hr , 25 America The Magi<: Flutfl" Healher Walls min )
and lb Anderson d11nce the perts of Lise CO) llO¥ll ·voong Butretthes" ( 1978.
and Luke 1n lhe New YOfk Clly Batlel's Orama) Marte FOfsa. Harry AMfns IV1
performance chore<>gfephed by Pete• innocent farm maiden leaves home fOf lte
Marltns ( t hr ) tn the big c1_ty __ ( ~hr.:,'!,,? min ) __ _
([) llOVll ·r1na1 Exam'' (198 1 ll)LOWil,_._.-.cT_
Suspense) C.C•le Bagd•dt, Joel S Alce (%) llCMI "Barbarella" ( IG68, ~
A klller st•ltl• hts victims on • college FtcUon) Jane Fonda. Miio O'Shee A d9f·
campus. 'R' ( 1 hr 30 min ) Ing space hefOlne of the futUte encountlft
(Q) .,. "P•rlnefl" ( 1982. Comedy) tire~ glllAMlel •nd 1111\alne, 8CCOfTIPlt'
Ryan O'Neal, John Hurt A straight cop nted by t blind guerd,.n angel 'PO' (1
and e gay police cletk go vnclefcover H A hr . 38 Q'.r,J
homoM•uel couple to find the murdettr of 1 •
• male m<Xlel 'A' ( 1 hr . 36 min ) t1lll Cl) mA IAlllfUU. ''Oont.,.noe
(%)llCMI "I'm 0.nclng Al Fell As I Cen" Semifinal~~~:.;-30 min) (1982, Dramt) Jiit Clayburgh. NICOi Wiiii e Hott JoMny C.rton
amtOn The ••ory OI • women'• bettlo with t•· Bob and Ray ( 1 Iv )
Vellutn eddletlon It told 'A' (1 hr. 46 IOMO ... _.,.,.. min) __ ,."
.. @.,. "In Like Flint" j 1917, A<Mtn .,.,., ..
tura) J9mes Coburn, LM J Cobb The .... The Per8dlne ,Cae" (Itel, ~leoot' hotM r11nf lo lhwtrt a group OI M~ery) Ot9gory ~. Am Todd A
feMate ~IOMI• '2 Iva., 25 min ) tewyer t I 11'1 IOye "'4th • women eoaw •;WI 11t• f 9'0WC• of tfMltOlr.iJ '* tlUlbend I~ tva.) ..,..,~ I" --· ft... ... •I Pwl t ··~ 9Ai I I& omet\ Wtio MMy ~ "°*''' ~a
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erl Blake fine-.1 Borynt11t' ( 1 tu 30
min)
Cl) The Nuns S101y I t9!>9 01.1111,1)
Audrey Hepburn Peh•r r 111ch (?hr.., I
(tfl "Absence Ot Mllll< P ( 196 1. l1r.1rn.1J
Paul NPwman Sally f1Pl1l ( 1 hr !:If> 111111 J
10 } ''The S.-cre1 Pt•ht.1·ni.m Olht>r flail'
( 1981 Coinoely) Jor111 Clet:s.e LorJl1Jr11
Chapm;in ( 1 hr 30 11111 I CSl "Falling In Love AlJJ•n· ( 1980 ( ""
ma) ElllOll Gould Su-..1n11.1h Ym~ (I l'H .
30m111)
W (.Z l 'The W.moerero; ( l'H9 Oram,11 l<.t>n
Wahl Londa Mant f 1 h 57 m"' 1 m Are Yu•J Will II ' I l<t46 M11 ·•<·•II
DonalO O'Connor < 114,1 S.1n J11,1n I ;i
hrs.)
•(C) "The Ga1eoo" 11%0 <...0111edy)
Glenn Ford Debbie Rt"ynulcls fl hr'> )
(0) .. Aoventures 01 ft,,, W·lde111ess r.1m1
1y·· ( 197!> Aovenr llt:I Rober! I "J.l"
Susan Damante Shaw I I fl• 40 mrn ) U "Hearl Beal t 1960 Orama) Nick
Nolte. Sissy Spacek I 1 hr 50 min 1
1::9($) "The Strallon Story ( 1949 Biogra,
phy) James Stewat~ .l1.1Re 011v&~4.1.lv_,;_
45m1n l
.. "Tokyo 01ymp1ao fNo Da1e1 (2
hrs)
(%) "I'm Dancing As Fast As I Can ..
( 1982. O!ama) J111 C1aybu1Qh. Nicol w 1111
amson ( \ hr 45 min J
t:ll(H) .. Treasure 1s1ano ( 1972 Adven1ure1
Orson Wenes. Kim Burfield I ' h• 3.t
min)
U 'Smokoy And The Bano11· ( 1977
Cnme\Jy) Au1 1 Reynolds, Sally Field ( 1
hi 40 ITltll)
4::IO C love Al fu!:>I B11e (1979 Comeoy)
C.eo•qe Hmn•lfun Su:.an Slltnl Jomes (2
hr•.)
i:OO t L J I he N1utt1 The L 1gh1s Went Oul In
lieo1111a" f 1981, Orama) K1tsly McNt·
cttol Mark H.mull ( I h1 . 50 min )
0 Mild M ad Muv1ernakers" ( 1974
C..omt.>1ly) rronk Gatuag111n1, M1chot)I
Palakr ( 1 hf '.30 min )
Z Stn~es • ( t981 Comedy) Btll Mur
'.!}' Harold R.1m1s ( 1 hr ;:>O mtn )
~'="' 'Mo11n1.1111 Family Robinson" ( 1979.
Aoven1u1e) Roben l ogan Susan
Damante ShJw ( 1 hr 40 min 1
DD.,.. HAPPY DA YI AGAIN cu .....
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MC ..... c;J
1llR'I COltlPANY
HAWAlml-41
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IAMIY-.wt = CAVfTT < ''" •.1 M.111y r1•1dma11 (R)
(Cl llOV. "Tiit> I >ft'•Jll M,1n ( 11)'17 CrJm
edy) Ala1.1a11 51111 Jolt Ad.1111· A n11ld
mannered cluckm,J~i'' il•.J<J<; ,, 1Jouble ltfe
as a hued k1lle1 wt1n •1tto>o1b le ·''-"d!.'>1nate
a very d•~agtPl'ilt•h· 1N1lorro.11 ( l hr 30
1•lm')~.:u
mc:...a HAPPY DAYI A<WN
~ :-'~ Mo<JPrn 1<111 hwnl'S that
you build your!.Olf e~P•C1"4'.!:, rh.11 make
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with Ann-Mar~
OVD WY "Heallh Care" Guesl l 1111
an Gish (R) O
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Documenlary Footage 01 animals from all l :.':~AMY
-l:r~'far! r .nars·•-eoverage --· ·--
01 Ouartert1nal Ma1cti B (lrom Reunion
Arena 1n Dallas Tex ) 12 hrs JO mtn I over lhe globe is teatured 1n this look at
1he 1.1ar191y of w1tdllle on Earth 'G' (I hr
35 min)
l S l llOVll Unoerground Aces" ( 1960
Con.edy) Dork Benedte1, Mefan10 Gnflllh
Parking a11enoan1s wreak havoc a1 a
swank Beverly Hills ho1e1 'PG
llOVll "Stropes ( 1961, Comedy) 8111
Murrey Harolo Ram11. A New York cabb1e
tocking for exc11emen1 convinces h•S best
fttend 10 101n him on en1ts11ng 1n lt'le US
Friday, April 29 , 1983 9
-l'riclay Cont.
ano a gay pol1cP t ll'rk yo undercover ii~ i ~ f) MOVIE /\11 ... 1t .. •I l.]kP<. I\ I ow <ta O MOW King Dinosaur'' ( 1955. Set·
homosexual covplP lo llflll lhP. rnurdPff•1 111 I 1 q Ill ( ""'' "ly I I IJllilt' B<t•I Jilek ( l.t~ ... l'rlt..t' r1L110rt) Bill Bryant, Wanda Curtis
a male moae1 'R' ( 1 hr 3~ min l I\ "' 1· 1,,,,, '"' "'·" !l"P" f!f ,, 1011t ". '>p.1c.P •»J'llorers discover a sllange new
1121 l.Ji) llOVW 'fv1l'ipP11k' 11981 Hortu•1 ri>r11 w t1.,, '""•""l'·'r"''' 1:'h,. 1 pl.1"t>lr11nabrtedsolelybypreh1stoncrep·
Ctrnl Howard R G Armsrrong A m1hl.t1y '1 CAltTOONt ! It>< 1 t n1 '.> rn1n)
scnoo cadet us<> tilac.~ rr•ilgtC to il'""4" E 'M OAMEt· AM OlYWIC UPOATt p,, 4 THlllltCOM /C~CAUll)All
1ne hum1ha11 >n t •' h.1<. ~uffereo .11 I"' Ju 1 1 ,, '• •L 1 ",,., • P.1 ;in 1 "' lo ''"' E OUTDOOflt (lt) •
hands ot h1~ wea11~""' Cld~ITUlll"i n 11 fi4 '>• n r" • 1 " A q .. P!> ,,,. z MOVIE f'!arbarella" ( 1968 Science·
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men1a111 unhrngPd c..,,t>td~er ·'ll a su• "'' L MOVIE I f • 11• 1111111 R '"""l"t J ;hr Belushi Blar1 Brown A
camp avPnge-"'" 111<.lrgurf'mpnl .11 ,... u I .... " ( ' -I I .u;J.t l )to .. s n.l. (I" l ·ll:I l'WSpaper columnist lfavels to hanasolp1an1.s1ersbya11ac~1ngc.Jm~P•S fl~ 1"' 11lk II<; .cl•f!S on,, col•t"{jr lh<>ROC~•t>slo escapesomepolthcal l'leat
with garden sllf'ars R' I 1 r" 30 min I , <1n•11u n f t tu lO mrn 1 ;ind 1111erv1ew a reclus.ve naluralcst 'PG'
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Johnson and T1,1CPf' Talavf•r.1 a11> .irnn1111
Ille gymnasts compet1nq in ltl1s .mnu,11
event ( t hr . 30 min )
.. @ IA.UUIUNCH 1c11 CJ) nt1 WON.a T'OlllOMOW"'_...,_
G)IYIUT <CJ ntl llADtQ Ol IWDOI OI THE LOST
AM \/-efs are Taken behind the sce"e
durrng the making 01 George Luca'> .ir"J
S1even Sp1elt>e1g·s spec1acuta1 mov•P
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how the advenTure litm came logethe• t 1
hr.)
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black g11I. lhe product ol an onterracral
marrrage needs a new kidney he•
estrangea white molher consencs lo bfl
the ClonO< ( 1 hr I .. E.., llOYll "Kltli.I Kong EscaP41$ I 1Sl68
e-FK:t1on) Rhodes Reason l inda
Miller (2 hrs )
M CI:) ll0¥9 "Race For Your Ltfe, Charlie
Brown1·· ( 1977. Comedy) Animated (I
hr., 25 min)
.. CAn• K•MQAllOO •••119'1TY rT•..nm ....ClilJ,..
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~ -"Tennis Serve
And Return" Ount Oenni5 Ralston
Southefn Methodl9t UnlYerelty coach (I)') .,_ "Who Hat Se«\ The Wind?
( tlil77. Orama) GOfdon Ptntenl. .!OM .. rr~~'°') CIWUI ...._ TMU wmt MM
... I/I.Ml..,.. FOimer Pltt•bu1g1~
ate grMI Wlllle 8t8f~ telle .tly It "'
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Tt·• M ". ''"•tt I Co1~p1h I Robhy
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m1n1
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B11ckhano' Guest Brian E1sn01 M1chrn1rn
coach
T:JO DUfTY't TillDtOUtE Im ntl PUNTtTO.. ~I MaUI~
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DAm AND QOUATM CHA.M•NDO
lllY nlU '°"' NIT ""90N YOGA fott HIA1. TM
( ) MOV1I "Doc: tor Al Sea" ( 1956 Come
dy) 011k Oogarde Brig1lle Bmdot ( I hr
30m1n)
I () TID UQM'UCS. (a) g llOVW Jona1han L1111ngs1on Sengull"
( 1973 Fantasy) VoocP<; or James f"r.on-?1111 c;;11;e~1ll$ ( 1 hr :;5 min I
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tml 'MMIAM I um.I MICALI / ...
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Mll'O ..._ eo....reo-o• trw B.111
off IU80 liq (Fl)
O .afJf't P'UCI The 1'·year Old daughter
1 drvc:>fted pa1ents h11es an atlorney to
't'l"I'~ Ill llf'I •n lhe CUSlody lltigation z MOW S1r.pes . I 1981 Comedy) Br•
M1111..iy Hao il<:l Ramis ( 1 hr 20 min)
1:11 f) f IUOI ...V /ROAD ...... 0 !fO\ 'AC.flWI 0 THAT TEEM IHOW
Cf) VOYAQI TO ntE IOTIOlll OI THI llA
(D HOCWrl HDOU C lllOVll Thr Twetve Cha11s" ( 1970.
(, 1111o>dyl Ron Moody Frank Langella (2
hr<
E MOW TO flUYYOUUllT IOU (11)
H MOV. Fugitive Famity" ( t980. Ora·
"'·" Rocn.1111 Crenn;i Diane Bakef (I hr ,
40nun) S lllOVW · Her Twelve Men" ( 1955. Ora·
11111) Gwer Garson. Roben Ryan ( 1 hr ..
30mon)
Ml I LIA YI IT TO llAVIJI 9 ICOOIY DOO / llW'PY Q
· Tll.NTAUt ·Prostitution'
Tiii WlllC It IA•ALL
IMllT Ma.IV
• AmJICMICWDIRErT ElWCT~ "Dallas Finals" Live CO\/tlf·
age ut the Serntflnal Matches (lrom
Reunion Arena 1n Dalles, Tex) (5 hrt.)
• L l MOVll .. Never Never Land" ( 1981,
Drnma) Petula Clel'k. Celhlffn Netbltt.
(I hi" 25 min)
O U.O A Japanese American girl ~
covers the omp<>Jtance ol hef cultutal hetl-
tage whole al a perlorming arts camp ( 1
hi)
g llllOVll 'Mountain F•mlly Roblnton"
( 1979. Adventure) Ro'*1 LC>Qen. Susan
o.1rnante Shaw I 1 hr • 40 min ) m fllOVll "fOllOw The Boyl" ( 1IM4,
Musical) 090fge Rall. Marlene Dietrich.
? hr$!,,. .. Wf..:'coem·•..,. .... ......,
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Con11dy) n11>ru• H111111tnn, 8u1an tlatnt
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pjtCU up hli cott111 •lld tlMO• IOI Ntw
VOfk C11y to lino the 1111'<:arne11on of 1 tor
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1ace1t with contr111t1n11ty dlll111n1 perwn
llltMtll 1tg11 up lo tight In Turkey ctu1111u
World War I 'PO' \ 1 hr bO min )
tMI 8 ~~ TOMGlff An 1n11111lftw
with Ann Mergrer 111 llllOWI "fho Orulf\urnvod ()I Saum ·
( 197 I Hurrul) Strc>tl'ler M11111n I O
Jone11 A t<OVlfl " 1Cll>l)Olll10'41 Im lh"
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stay~ ol 1ho11 JTuront11 (2 h111 ) i ..... ..,... ..... LCM.....,,.,. ln\I
~ "The Sw010 And l t'le So1cttrer'
( tR8? Fantasy) l eo Horsloy Kathleen
Bttlltu He<OlC rebels try 10 dathr0l1e dn
11111 ly11J11t wllo 118'> "~'~ sorcery to
11111»l11v1111 n11Kheva1 k1ngdor11 R' ( 1 hr 40
min)
($>,AllRCMA• Tttu young h1w s1udent1.
ul the lorn11datJlt' P1oles:.or K1ngslleld
enter therr second yt1ur Bl an Ivy League
law s.chool ( 1 hr l
Ga 0 fl,? LAll MtQHT wmt DAVID llTTIMWt
Guests Todd Runrtqrt>n JJ11t1 Curtin (I
hr 30 min)
·~ Cl) .,._tWOMI
· If) AUfO llACtNQ Co11er11uu of the Pomona
Ott Road Race IA) (:?hr..,>
'L l MOVIE "Hou!.e 01 tooo De1tgr11!.
( t979 Drama) Ryron l\n<Jer'>Oll. M1kk1
Dnmwyk A s11angfl1 w11n1ter'> 11110 a11
ll•OllC. r1i.rns1un dlld tJ1S1.ove1s that dll cil
his l.1ntds1es Cdr• be fulhllt>cl there ( t hr
:?Om1n) 01 MOVll "Mao MoiO Movoemaker'>'
( t974 Corneoy1 frank Galgagn1111
M1chae1 Pata~1 Two 1..ibb•es fono a :.cropt
and de".1de to produce thtw own movie ·pr,· 11 ht 30 min )
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~ coupl• who ha111 1r1h•11ttd 11n ohl
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ton\4t 1111\all c;11AllM4" de1trrn1ned Ill pot
NH It,. w1t1 · • m1nc1 I 1 hr 30 rr1111 (]]) anaT.-irr TOMGHT An 111ter111ew
with A11n MfMi'" Cl» 1111 ... .n•nWOM NIWI IT > 'AT COUM 1mt AMIVDIAllY IHOW
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Monit<•I Calrtu•11111
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hopefuls p. rotoled are Jimmy Martin (Juelo) ,_~II °'-(!) lllOVll Maho~r1ny I t975 Drama)
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cove.age ol Nalt0nat Sprint Car Racing stars ttave embraceO as then Own &;) .,.,_._. WOOOHC>Ull QOEI TO llva.
prom Rosst:>urg Ohio) coverage 01 the 0 1lll H.UIDY IOYI I NANCY DMW ll'YI-LY llU.I B.1111.11,1 W• >O<lhOU'>e v1s11s wnh a
Kentuclly Derby T11al (lrom Churchill ~ hO<,t ol H llt'(we><>r1 • •'IPtH•he<. • 1nclud1ng
Downs •n Lou1sv1Ue Ky l a preview nt IM i NIWI / .. 1 /-..t t, •Our 81111 r~1,.no Oav•O Soul Kentvc~y Derby ( 1 hr 30 min J lllOl'll'ICOUllT f t~r ~""'"'"' ano W1ltrar11 ')halnf'tr anel
Q) IOI.ID GOU> -wtnl lAllMMCI WIUt thPtr p;irnpered pets ( t '" I ED PMIDOM TO INM "The ()ptocate BAI I ICCIT ~ m .... ~ COONTY fealured hie
ance" The d1111s1on of power between !he THI....,.. ,Jtm,lfcl ,lf• 011 plt1ttorm lhe Melody Mon
three branches of go11ernmen1 is debatPd • ~ CMA'nml ~T Alm lllALL I ( 1•1• ure W 11trl Aarbershoppers El>Ony
William F B1ickley Jr hos1s o (H) IMEIMA IAaTOM 11 COMCOT Tne inter M.ttJ"'"" tilo;l11011 snow Great Stuffed
C1) 110V11 'Border Phanlom ( t937 nalt0nat pop-rock <;tar perfoims SUCh h•I" (' 11>b.1Q• nl'llnll a ben1>l11 w1nd1ng tor
Western) Bob Steele ( t nr ) as ·Morning Train · and · Fnr '\lour fypc, "" t .ir.c1 01 Chfl<;ltano; and Jew-. ,EJ UIR, fOOT'IAU Ph1tadelph1a Stars at Only on a concprl laped at Hollywoo<f'i C _,.,.. ThP Twervi> Chau-;" ( t970
Tampa Bay Bandits 1Sub10< 1 10 black Palace Thealre It hr I ( nr 1y flon MOOdy Frank Langetta A
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()) llllOVll ·The Ovtraoe ( 1964 Oraniat un1oue style and spnc,p ol humor ol lhf> '" • r 1 net~ re<;ovt>r 1:.> chairs. 011e
Paul Newman Laurenee Harvey 1:.> hr<, ) popular en1erta1n+>r ·~ -.howcased 1n lh•s ,,, w•,, ... t 1 os ., lr>llurit• 111 11>wet'> (t> hrs)
1$),.,. Ben Vereen. Witham l<.att Mar perf0tmance laPf'd ill C11e!Wlrs Palace •n t; ~
Iha Raye and Chrta Rivera star 1n 1h1c; Las Vegas H llllOVtlf ·s .. utr1ern <.,omlnrt ( 1981
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prince's search for futhllmenl Topeel rit Aelventure) StPve Brs~y Arna-Maroa Win All" 11p nl Na11onal Gu.1rdsm1>n on week·
. Onta11o's Ham111on Place ( 1 hr 50 min ) chester A covered up nuctear aci::1derit l'fld 111.1t11•1NP•f> "' a l 001s1ana bayou 6'D llllOVll results 1n a COntarrnnatPO amnesiac ptanl '>P•Jrl. 1 "'"•Ill gu(>rrtlla war with 11 commu·
.. <IZ) llOV1I Hell In The Pac1f1C"' ( 1969 worker wanele11ng around the countryside ruly 11 tMt kwoo<h Ca1uns 'R (I hr . 40
Orama) Lee Marvin Tashiro M1tunp (;> (I hr . 30 min I ''"") hrs I !S t llllOVll "Convoy" ( 1978 Advenlu•PI L llllOVll Nrilu)(lal I amponn c.oes To
... ..., KriS Knstollerson Air M11cGraw T1ucke•':> Thf' Mr>v•t 11981 Comedy) Robby u.-a -..Ya ca..AllY and cops attempt 10 ou1w11 one anolher '" O""" n h<1rd W1dmi11k Popular movie &ll CALJl'OMIACOllcmlllOMAL90ll'T a rough anel rumble war on wheels ·PG rwnrf"' HP ~11ori1Pd 1n thref' parodies A'
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hr . 35 min) ~g DAllCIRfta 1 HIA,> Cl• unaJ Jill Craybu•gh. Nocot Wilk
(l ) .,_ Race For Your Life Chorlte CILlll C....U. lllUllC IHOW .irnsor. ft,,, ~lo•y or a "oman s battle with
Brown•'" ( 1977. Comedy) Animated ( 1 IYI OM L.A. Featured A look 1\1 th" Vahun <itld1t:l11>n ,., lold 'R (I hr 45
hr 2~ mm ) gyn1 that offers l os A~efes's bcsl wo1k rn1n I
I nin OUI. the cor111nuallon of a report Of1 the lD llllOVlf One Way Street" ( t9!>0. Dre· •••ml-Ive g use ot guns. es sell delense. lrom a mr1) .Jnmf'<o Mason. Marta l oren An
gunshcll v1Ct1m's view, a peek at the unelcrworld dodor attempts lo begin a -1 Cl)........ youngest members of the l A loo's h<'W llfr m Mearcn ntter dOIJblf'-crosstng liiiC orangutan tamtly. a proltle of an arllsl who lhe =•CillP ( 1 hr 30 min ) CHAM.a'I AMiil.i creates miniature works of art on women'1< .. Ql)
...,...0.THlllMTW.UT'I ll~rnalls 1:110 6\) M.VIJI lflOONI Rtcky and his
nlm'lt:09AMY l ..aM:"",,_ tnends drv1!>e an elaborate r.cheme lo mWll "Bucic Roge<s In Tl'MI 2f>lh Gen-IYIOltlMDllQO welr.h a poino ftlm on cable letevisron
lury" ( 1979 Science-FoetlOO) Gil Gerard ~ «!) llllOVll Steamboat Bill Jr .. (Siient)
Pamela Hensley After pa8Slng lhrough a WWWlllAAaZlll ( 111l?8 Comedy) Busler Keeton Merion
ttme warp, en Amencan astronaut ewak mWll "NetlOnal Lampoon Goes To By•on A 1tm•d young man fresh out ot col
en1 500 ye11rs leler 1n the mldlt ol 11 The Movies" ( 1981. Comedy) Robby log<> Irie<> 10 win the davgntor of hie
tvlUtltllc plot lo conquer Earth (2 hra) Benson. Rlcherd Wldmerk Popular movte father's rivat M1SS1SS1ppt steambOet cep-1 mAf,AIKIOITMIWM.D genres are satirized in lhree parodies 'A' 1a1n ( t hr 30 mtn)
I.MT CllAMCI ..,.._ Brad Seers 1 1'\r .. 30 min) 1:11 (1}') n.. '"Winners And LOS4tf&" Questa
look• el new and ul;ed recree1i00111t Yehl-~ fh4t Jones Girls, Benny Davia ( 1 hr.)
cles Q .. Cl) WIUMI Me W~ Prince Erik .. fJ ()) llOVll "Cowl>Oy" (Premiere,
CC)_,,. "Inside Moves" ( 1980, Drema) must enter lhlt honlble Ce11ern1 of Chaoe W"l!lfl'I) Jsmes Broun, Tod OenlOfl A
John Sevage. David Morse. A newcomer to find th111 remody fl'\al will cure his s.lclk d1S1lkJt>oned torme1 teachef ttn<:OUf118f'I
to the group ol regulars et en 0.klAnd bar lathef ( 1 hr ) 1nexpftcal>IO hotllllly when he tries to reno-
"'-Y hold 11'\e key 10 making lhe t>erhtn· 8 e M •T 1111aal Arnold ends up v•I• 11 CletO!ale Western call le ranch (2
def'• dram of becoming• pro be~etbell pleytng C>PP<*te 1\11 arch rive! l IM In a hrs ) ~Y* a , .. llty 'PG' ( t hf . 53 mlf'I) cleM prOdoetion of "Romeo •nd Juhet " IJ G llMl&'I 'Amo' Euniee lande a
• _.. "'ConlO::. OMde" ( 1081, Q_ emau part 1n • ioc.1 pray •her tetclng • ~) John • Blair Brown A • .. "M•o Jews Of OM!h" ( 1975. cOUt .. 1n l)C*tMI th!Mtng
Chicago ~ columni81 tra\1919 to Adventure) Aic:l'lerd ~. Jennlf., 8 O LM IOAf C.ptetn $tubing. hit !hit AOckl9a lo .._,,. eotne politic.I tieet BIShOp An ecolOOY·mlnded fl8herman crew and paaMngert Ml Mil on a foot-
ano lnlaiMeW a ~ naturallat 'PO' lrlN 10 protect oieat wflllt thllrk• from ttompin', hand-clappln' IAmbOr" CNIM 1! l'lt , '3 min.) would-be hUnlWI (2 htt.) Q (2 tv•)
CI)-"Find The Llldy" (tt71. COme-eGIT.&.-Al't lll'ltegect801 Hook· • llYlrwlf ''We, TM Accuaed" PalA
0,1 Mlek~ Acbley. P.tet COOk A ., ~ ahtr tht al!Tllnala who ~ hie c»cldee 10 make a nJn lor II wt1'lt\ ci.t
OGOll.O nwn "''"two Ctlmlnale 10 kldnep ••·Wit• whlle robbing • eup«rnMtcet. (I 1nc,,.cl01 0ott10. autg'* to 1"""98ttalt• "* '*"" ~:,; 20 min.) tv.) [llftOl't daatl'I. order• an e11hUmailon •••Cl) • ... "Or. Mytt And..._~ (!'art 3) gt 11'1.-) 14 f'rtdey, April 191 1tl3 (1172. HOffor) ~ ....., lllWIT-"o.tllM rir.M" ~
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and Neroh re1rhall (lancing) ( 1 ht l m lmOOUCllQ llOU>OY
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1 $> MOVll · S11e11ce Of The North" ( 1981
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lhr 35m1n I
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ma) R" hard Crenna. Diane Baker ( 1 hr
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ma) Mel11yn Oougt;is, Lila KeClrova ( 1 hr
:JO nun)
toO ([) IT All TMX 0 MON "Bruce Vs Bill" (No Dale
Adventure) 81uce l • (2 hrs )
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fl!) TO TMI flWIOA 9C*
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l>~ '01 IAIDAU ,_.,,'II g MOVll 'Jonathan L1vings100 Seagull'
( 1973 Fan1asy) Voices of James Frar•
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Friday, April 29, 1983 13
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lribal trad1t100s ot his people and the tldeS
ot change which are sweeptng hrs country
into CIVIi war { t hr 30 min )
CE) 8'CMTICIJfTU CHl llCMI "Honky Tonk Freeway" ( 1981,
Comedy) Willlam Devane. Beverly O' An-
geto Though bypassed by a new super
highway a small Fl0t1da town manages to
a11raci a motley collectton ol travelers
who wind up th«e by ~t 'PG' ( 1
hr . 50m1n)
CDllCMI 'fasc1na11on" ( 1980. Comedy)
~<o A Y~·~!l',S JB(\l~v ~Hl'ffl~ti.~ ,~7 'fl~ '-~ • ~ ... !,.. • ...., ·••v·~ 1'16ct~'lfl"{1fth9#t\ de5~0< seductoon ( 1 hr 20 min ) I.SJ "Shogun Assassin" ( t981
Adventure) Tom1saburo Wakayama
Masahiro Tom1kawa A tormer shogun
assassin wno was maneuvered out of his
posillon by a ruthless ctan ot spt8S vows
to take blOOdy revenge ( t hr . 26 min )
11:11 ~ llCMI .. j D And The Salt Flat Kid'
( 1978. Comooy) Shm Pickens Whtie
lravehng to Nash111lle two musicians hop
tng 10 make 11 big on country music are
sidetracked by a redneck shenlt ·pc· (I
hr. 30 min)
1W D llO'lll · The lnotiallon 0 1 Sarah''
( 1978. Horror) Kay Lenz Shelley
Winters Wnen a pretty co-ed 1s hum1hated
by a group ot so<Of•ly 5'ster!I. she 1s urged
to get even by unleashing her temty1ng
psychic powers ( I nr 45 min )
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The MOVtes . (198 t . Comedy) Robby
Benson. Richard Widmark Popular movie
genres are satirized In three parodies 'A'
l hr .. 30m1n)
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-U.OITMIU. llCMI "The Big Shol' ( t942 Ofama)
Humphrey Bogart. Irena Manning The old
ltfe of crnne holds appeal f0t a three-time
loser (2 hrs )
<I) 'M Ulma M OLYWIC WOA11 The
logishcal developments leading up to the
'84 Summer OlymptCS 1n L05 Angeles are
examined (A)
(Q) llCMI "Zulu Dawn· ( t979. Orama I
Burt Lancastltf Peter O'Toote The Eng-
lish wage a bttter war against the Zulu
natton 1n 19th-century Africa 'PG' (2
hrs . 1 mm) ,
Cl) llCMI "8ofsa1tno" f 1970, Drama)
Jean-Paul Belmoodo. Alain Delon Two
rogues dom1ne1e Iha Marsellles
undefWorld In the 193~ 'PG' (2 hrs. 5
min.)
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W •• IOCll W IOLL TWTI i01iii "Frankenstein" ( 1932. Horror)
Botis Kerlof1, Mae Clarke A ICle'llist ere
atn a living being rrom perll of dead bOO-
leS ~~~ l CD Covefage of the USG~
Men'a Single Elimination ChemplOl'ISNp
finals. (R) ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
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Samantha Fo .. Jack Wrangler A sw1ng1ny c t982 Fantasy) Lee Horsley Kalhleen
couple an<;wtlr classohed adc; to meel new Beller Heroic rebels rry 10 del tlrone an
lriends ( t hr t 5 min ) evil 1yran1 who has used sorcery lo
($) MOYll "High Risk" ( 1981, Adventure) enslave a med1e11a1 kingdom ·A' ( 1 nr . 40
James Brohn. Cleavon Llllle A trio ot min )
greedy friends plol tne robbery ol a m111ton J:GO ,-1"1 lmCACI
dollars lrom a South American drug deal Wiil It MYllW
er 'A' (1 hr J5m1n I lillOYm Tne WMe Dawn (1974.
t:1I C)llCMI Tarzan. Tne Ape Man ( t981 Adventure) warren Oates Timothy 801-
Adventure) Richard Harr•s. Bo Derell toms Eskimos rescue three whalers from
While accompanying her lather on a . -~§.rtil}'\_ ~ar 1(1,t ~~~.ajW[Jti.l\'.boal.tr• .. ~
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( µ;~ve?artr. ;ryoum,r wom~n'is a5tiaciita HI '-C"liO ·All The arbles" ( 1981 Com-
by an unc1v1hzed while man who was eely) Pe1er F.alll Burl Young A hustling -
raised by apes 1n the 1ungle R ( 1 hr 52 w•secraoung manager pusheS his lwo
min J ' lemale wresllers 1oward the rop R' { t
1:31 ttilllOVll ·1 m Dancing As Fast As I Can hr. 55 min)
( 1982 Drama) Jill Clayburgh Nicol W111i ~I 11• 1"1 cmAT ~..-TI This sur-
amson The !.to1y ol a woman·s battle with vey of some ot rha more eictravagant
Vahum add1c11on is !Old 'R' ( 1 hr 4!. places for spending money 1n e~o11c ways
min J includes v•!.•ls 10 a pleasure bOullque In
1:310 MOU.YWOeO a.Oll\IP Featured A look Amsterdam. a noodle shop whefe one can
al lhe charilies ane1 causes HOiiywood s buy the world s most expensive soups and
s1ars have embraced as lhe1r own a Japanese club where musclemen wait
Q) ~ •rwoM... on businesswomen ( 1 hr )
@llO'lll 'Four F11ends" lt981 Olamat l:il(f)GIROOYYGOOlal
Craig Wasson Jodi ihelen Three high f Aln'O AACIMQ Coverage or the Baja
school buddies 111ke separa1e roads 1n 1000 Oll·Road r:1ce (A)
adulthood alter graduatoon bur con1tnuP 'a L llOVll Nattonal Lampoon Goes To
to l.e united by fr1cndsh1p and 1heor IOvP Tht> Movies· 1198 I. Comedy) Ro bby
lor t'le same woman R' ( t hr 55 min J AP.n~n Pichard Widmark Popular movie
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Alan Arkin. Manon Bat!.<lm A group of Au 8"' 30 min )
Force ot11cers drsguslee1 with tne ro1a11on llAY~
system and 1he sublle 1nsan11y of tneu .-TOOAn MlJQIOlt
commanders stop ar no1h1ng to get C11s D llOVll "The Ghosl 0 1 Frankenstein"
charges (2 hrs l ( t942 Horror) Lon Chaney Jr . Evelyn 9 AIC..wt Ankers Of Frankens1e1n's monster uses m llCMI A Day At The Aact>S' 11937 10 deS1r3yti:s creator 11 hr 30 mm l
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lovan Chea tong a11d cha!.1no hot lops @1"1 wo..D TOllOMOW
h1ghlogh1 a v1s11 10 11'18 lracl< by Dr Hack E NOW TO 'LAY Y°"" lltT OOll' 'The
enbush and other zanies (2 hrs , tS Scor~ols · (A)
min) O "Mephtsto" (198t, Orama)
Cl) llO¥W "Wall 01 Noise" ( 1963 Ora Klaus Maria Brandauer K1ys1yna Janda.
ma) Su1annc Pleshelle Ty Hardin A An amb11tou!. German actor puts hts eth-
horse trainer returns to ho!> loancee a1te1 •cs aside in h.s tl•d '°' success when the
having a lhng with a married hOfSA OwllE'r Nazis come to power (2 hrs 1 S min )
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1::9 GI> .wt r0tJ Ma1k OMiels. June Lockhart A
llCMI "Bride 0 1 Franllen5tetn" ( 193~ wealthy young gul marked tor extermtrni
Horr0<) E188 L11nct>es1er. Bo11s Kerlotl DI hon appears al her own funeral ( t hr , 30
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ster (thr.30mtn) Hl llOVll ·southern Comlotf' (1981,
~llllQIMT-.aO Drema) Ketlh C11rradtnfl. P~ Boothe
~,,..II.I.A. A grOUp of N1t10nal Guardsmen on W.-
P.A. IOCC8 ''Road To Wemb~y • end maneuvers 1n a Lou1S1aM beyou
Quarterfinal 1 ( 1 hr ) spark e small guemtla war with 11 commu· CD a. A Cll-.TtOll AT CAiia.AM The n1ty of b&ckwOOds Ca1uns 'A' ( 1 hr .. 40
unique atyle and Mf'lse of humor ot the min )
popular entertainer tS showcased tn this W ($) .,_ "An Eye FOi An Eye" (1981.
pertormance 11ped at c. ... r• Palace In Advenlure) Chock Norris. ChftSlopMr Las Vegas Lee A San Franc•sco cop~" llw letoe (0) P001'UltfT ...af A group ot amateur to avenge Iha murder Of Ne pa'11'* by
peflOlrMft pu1 on a play to Nve the Rye rnemt>ets or 1 dlug ring 'R' ( 1 hr., 48
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ruu11d (lrurn Hlf' Orooon C1ei>k Counlry France) (RI I l hr I Dt.1ma1 An11P fi;incroll ~hrrley M .1 I 11 1
Uut.i '" Au<;lu le• t? tor I -,. l MOYIE A!J'><!1t._(> I ii J.A,111Le I 1981 ( 1 hr ~9 mor J I 8 THl....aTUll D1ama1 Paul N(•wm.ir ">ally f1elO (I hr 2 MOYIE Julo.1 I 1 117 Dr.tr ,,;i '""'
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r '""' y ·r• Jeperoj1·n1 Atucan countr\' lor c;) II\',~ THI QHOIT M9C ... r11~·1ly nt ><U!Soa now lace'> a C<ISIS "' .... a:il 0 lfT'EllFACI Topic rpgulato119 c;pprn1 i LAYEMI. lta.EY. CO#/IAl(Y
IPi1dPr~t11µ ,1nd .i lhrf!al 10 its stablloty Q banks Guests Assemblyman Sieve ...
( 1 111 J Pe;ice Dr Robert Grahan• Or ( harle!. AUCI m UNDIMTAll*Q HWIAN llMAVIOll Sims l'lOPll TO lllOflU S NOUYWOOO HOiiywood reporter 0111 O TAUi A80UTlllCWMI uc ...
Harros presen•s up c.lose rAports on the '7 Ole lOCATlOM , MOTOflWID
peopl{' .rnd even1s wt11ch ar<' making news : .._STORY C ICM:D9tQ l'OOfll
'" 1he p1oouctton and glamor capital ol • "'°"'CT~ @ lllOYll ThP Mu<:u M 1,, 1 1<u1~ ,,,.,,._,
lhe m JV•e ondust1y MOVll Jul.;1 f 1977 Drama) Jane c.111 Rot>err Pre .. ron .,11.rley J11nP~ 17 0 MAY ...vllW Fonda. Vanes~ Redyr.ivc t2 hrs ) hrs .. JO mm )
C':)AllCTHIOOCTOll Dr KP1thKenyo11 ' ,O,MOYIE "He-.1er Stree1· (1Cl7C, Or.Jrna) -----::----..,,----------
1::110 f·n.ooP Carol Kane ~teven K,,.,,,, r 1 h• 10 •••mlECvening•••••••
Q)AO .. t2 monJ
61) Al.llC~0Mlfl0"1'1 @MOYIE ~1111 MO<>ro Ht!J~I ( 19£10 C':<>rrt
«i) UNDIMTAll*OHUllANIEHAYQ edyJ Alan Ar~rn Adarn Ar~1n ( 1 111 !10 C1 MOVll Amber Waves" ( 1980. Or'l min I
ma) l"J(>nnos WNJ\/er Kull RuSSt'll 12 .. D 2 wmt YOU "'PC.I (lo Marvin nPsrn
his I koll a111hor nl T1 e NP•I NuclP.11 G1"'
$ --MOVEI If A you11g girt p11o;<.Ps tile
1udgem1>111 tin a nmghbor t>elore le<1rn1ng D IUMDAY I 1x..1t1011 fQ1Hne E>.tr..iv,111an
what -,he oc> really t1ke ..,, ''" Easler bE><ll~ Scx.11•1y bf'nefol Nor 0 MOVll The GPll•ng 0 1 Wisdom 1 o 1 I hr 30 min J
(1978 Orama1 Susannah Fowle H11,,ry l..UIEIOTATTHIMOVIU
THI "9M)TICT°"9 MOYIE "Dr JPkyll A11C1 S1stt>r Hyde ian ( I hr 40 min ) ,... Of YOUR Ufl
1::11 --~ (197;> Ho11or) R11t11t Bates M.irlonP
b9 ® WD W'ON.D Of ""°"'1 Schf'duleo Beswick t 2 hrs 1
lrve covroreQf' of ltoe fdw1n Rosano I Jose ~ ~
I urs n:1rn11e1 1;:> round WBC L1ghtwe1gh1 G) MOVll "Harig Eno H1yh ( 1968 wes1
Ch11mp1onsh1µ 00111 (from San Juiln ern) <:11111 fa .1wood. lngf'r Stevens 1?
Puerto R1co1 ( 1 hr 15 mon I hrs I •IJ QLUQAN'tlkAND m MOV11 n.c s11YilQI' 1 •9'>:> WPSt
• MOYll "Donovan·s Reef" ( 1963. ern) Charlton Hr<,ton Suc,;in M111r<>w (;>
Comedy) JOhn Wayne Lee Marvin (.2 hrs J
hrs) EE) WAU ffMIT W0Jt Whafs Nexr FOi
ti) llOVll The Valley Of Gwangt' ( 1969 This Market? Guesl Ronald A Glan11
Fantasy) Jame!> F'ranc1scus Gila Golen chief 1nvestmt>nt officer. Paine Webber
[~!.5o~~~:i'r~~d IM11~
(from lhe Onion Creek Country Club rn NIOMGAZl9
Austin, Tex I (2 h1') llOYll "Smokey And The Band11' ~COlfTIWOMKt--HIAl.TM_. (1977. Comedy) Burl Aeynold<i Sally
·1 .,.. Field (I hf., '0 mtn )
)M0¥11 . The l OSI Hunr· ( 1956. l\dven-•MT'lmff'I'
lure) Siewert Granger, Robert Taylor ( t .. ..a1\IMO
hr .. 45 min) 4111 taWlllAIBI
I lllM If A UTCAll MGU'fWOOD Cloem.
2:11 l&.UUWI *MD waCGmMCC.ICOTTIR
• lllOWll "~•th At Love House" ( 1976, •llAMHOP-
Mysttry) Robert W11gner, Kata J11ck1on umv-...
lhr. 30 min ) WAa•llITM-•---~ ........
~DllMYNIM.TM_. M•ll IWlnCI "C....r• Piii· lllOWll "Going Apel" ( 1981, ~) ace lnv1tatlon111" FC>fmer Otymplen• Kathy
ony Don.ta. Jesslon Welrt1 (1 hr ~7 Johnson and Tracee Talavera &11 ernong ITW'I= Ille gymnasts competing 1r1 thll IMU.11 E l'MVllW• event ( 1 hr • 30 rnln}
.. CIMMRa TM.II 9'fM 1M .. , ................. ..
.. , LAIT OPTMI WU ~w::HUY&f#l9111'1
UUTDOOll LR Phil Harne tr~ 10 rA ....
FIOfldl'• Lek• K1ltlfnmM 10 fllh fOf big WMA.r.-r~__,.
MOYll'lbaa. .,..
llO¥ll "The ledtls' Men" fl961, ,_ Lm "Ho# To 6P911k, HO¥! To
) Jerry Lewie, ~ TrlVbtt (; Litten" Gu.I Mattttnet Adilt. ( \ ht I
11
tira. > e 11m ..... Bob w.10o11111 llQh•· lnQ needa end dllCU911119 mwr0t1 and
eQO!pm9ol fOf lhl 111~ room Friday, April 29, 1913
.. ODNEWI 0 MOVll T tu• P1hr 1don f\1J1ot!ntwo>
( 1972 Advt>r!ur ... 1 f,ene H.ick111,1n
frnr<;I BOIQfl•"I' AllPr " <,ho~ t<. C 1p .'(.'11
br .i t•Cla1 "'""'" lt•1• urv•vor~ l•uq91e 111
Sltly .ihve unlll ~Arn>,,.., ( :i hr<; 1
lfJ5~..uu
THI llOC«10N> FLll
MOYIE 'Mume From lr11• Hill ( 1Cl60
D•am;il Roh<"•t Mot, 1,.,., c,,,.,,,q,. Pep
p~rd A m,:in <, 1llpg111m~I•· <,(')f" <;.lve<, hie;
• Ille tJ t1rs)
Q)IUCaROQDI
I WORLD WAii i
M9C ...
llO'fA AdvenrurP· Of T ef'n Al.JP Sc.1
en11-;1s Some winner<. ol lhP. Wes11ng
houc;e Sc1Pnce T nton1 Sf'arch whose
rnlerr>Sts ran\j4'! lrom <.1lkworms lo solar
cell!> ;ire introduced (R) Q ( 1 hr I C MOVll H,inover S1reer· ( 1979.
Romance) Harrison r ord, Lesley·Anne •
Down An Amf\11can ptlo1 tans In love 'Nllh
a mnmeo fnghsh nur1'1! during Worto War
II then ernbmk<; on e da11ng ml'iSIQO to
rescve her husband from enemy rorces
PG'\1 hr .49m1n) UO llO¥ll "Mealballs" t 1979 Comedy)
8111 Murray Ch11s Makepeace A zany
summe• camp counselor leads hts misfit
charges; 1n10 a no-holds·b8rred sporl11
compellllon against a group trom anothe•
comp With a much bell~ reputallOfl 'PO' t I hr • 33 min >
(Sl lilOYll · Across The Great Olv1<Jo'
( 1976, Adven1ure) Rebert Logan. He11th·
er Ranray Two orphaned chlld<en M l out
elooe across lhe Rocky Moun111ns in
O!Cler 10 clatm a ln1m In Otegon whleh
they lnhente<I ( I hr., '0 min ) m llOTWYCU WCNl.D A IOOk at road
rKtng, Kenny Ro~lt ttyle. Oyc'41 Newt
tett ol the -.ek. vintage bk• nn f ngllth
Malchltet with e Watsonlan Sldtcitr. the
Whitt 8'ot tall\ about ~slon --·-----Cl& ICI ....~., ....
&'iii. ... NMY • .._IMCM ·--_. ....... , 1IUTI
IOfM of Arntnee't O•Nt•t
ol " II I ..... Ch 8 (from r11Nn10f1 At•
ne ill O.He1 Tt• I (R ) (:I h11 JO 111111 I
( Q) MO¥ll "T "-t l#nlflG Po1n1" I llH T
C>fam1) Anne 01nc1ot1 8h11i.y M1ol 11oa
l~V.-:'.l.AUMO
• t.Olf•IPACI ..... Ban Va1 .. n, WUHAm Kall, MAI
I 1 Raye 1nd Chit• Rivett at•t In thla
Tony AWl ld·Wlnnlng mutlCl l lhl t tll C•• • ptlnc•'• M11ch IOI fulfillment Ttped 1t
Ontl llO'• Htmllton Plae. (I ht &O """ I
W (H) U.OOT II TMI 'AM RIChl td Thum
H And 8e11 Arm1tron~ ltlr In t1111 per
f0t1Mnce or Netl 8tmon I comedy •bout •
pair ol New York newtywe<a Ta~d •I th•
M00te TtleAlet In S.11111 WHh (1 h11
IOmtn ) -
.. 1m11119m ~ICMl'UI ocu•• UllDIMTMllM IUWf llHAVIOll
..WMI °''Ami ......CNa INMOUT ~MmU.U. MO¥ll "l he Sen Wolves' ( 1900
Adventure) Gregory Peck Roger Moor«i>
(? hrl) g MO¥ll The Gemng 01 W1•dom'
( 1978, Orama) Susannoh Fowle Hilnry
Ry1n ( 1 hr 40 min I
(%) MO¥ll 'A Weelt'i. Va1..111on 11'1110)
Nethelle 811ye, Ger•ICI Ull\01111iv I I tw
40 min)
MUllT OI TMI 11A TTIJI Jlll TODAY't...,..
1MA CAT _ _.. ... _.. MICAU'I.
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TAAZM
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~ YOU PCMt MIA&.TM
IUllDAY llAll
IUQJD ITMIT tunaT CHlMCtt ,.. UIM'm ...
7111 PAITWAYI ...........
IO'IOI~ TY .. LOOICI AT l.IANIMG
LLOYD OM.¥11 ..,_, IWAOGAllT
..,.. 9IOQDI (fl)
1MI WOlll.D TOllOMOW lllO¥tl "Mountain r am1ly Rob1n.,011··
( 1979. Adventure) Robetl Le>gar1 Su~.1tl
Damante Shaw ( 1 hr , 40 rn1n I
.. IUllDAY....O
119 • TMI LJlll flONYIMm..,.,.
IDT OI ~LOI MQEUI
WTTMIM • UQHT u.OYD OM.¥11 AA._ __,,Al.WILL
~
llUlm ITMIT (fl) O • ........ ..,
l&.LY LOWS AU Two Ch1nese·Am<-r1
can. teen·agets race lam11y oppoi.J11on
when~ fall in love ( I hr ) Cll MOVU II A young girl passes
judgement on a neigtlbor befOfe learning
what she Is r~e wE_!=~ TAUi wmt ~
1111 D OOYlllY Guests Rev Rex Wignall
Che!Sworth Untied Meth0d1s1 Church
Cardinal Timothy Manning. Archbishop ot
the Los Angeles Roman Carhollc
Archdtocaa
I_,_ Tim Af OM.VIII ............
DOW YU_, MOvtl ·Hanover StrH t" f tll/O
>n1anca) H•rnton roru l H '-Y·Anne
~J~t~O n1111)
!H1TWO•A IOI The mime ttam ol Robert
Shield• Ind I urone Y111ne11 11nu . danot
1111e1 ~~'" """'' 111 1 .. ""of 1ke1che1
I . I 'Th• W1t'h. SIMft t" I 11179
Myatary) Oophn• Youree Dara 0mwn ( t
hr 10 min) 8 fllAY MIVllW
(f . MOVll Juhn t tfJI/, Otatn•J Ja11e
Fondn Vtno •11 Rtugrav11 (:/ tuti I
... ,_OIYOUllLR
~ D OMi. ROIOTt CilCOKD
"llWNTTDI •t.Um ITMIT (R) 0
llAQIO °' ...... ,AllfnNQ UCMITICINmt
IMOVll "M1,.11111u ' 1 l'ltlt. Drnnu1) Jui.I.
l tH11111011 S1oy 5µ111;1!k (I hrc; "} m111 I
0 1 COOK• QOll TO THI HOUfTA.L A yc11.mu
yul LOllqUU!'> hur lt11JI "' Iha hu!>p1tnl With
tl1t• hutµ of hut fru 110~ 0 MOVll · 11w Mu• 1l M1111 ( tOfj;> Mu~r
i;,111 flol1t1tl r•,. ... 11111 :,111rlt1y .Jor.e~ (7
"''• JO ITllll ) DllHTD
(I) FA.Ca THI NA noel
Cf)mJTTHIPMU na nu '"'"DAVID IMl(l.IY
DAY OP DllCOVDY
LONEAANQD
KIJ9tlTN COf'ILAMD ntl WONJ> TOllOMOW
1 THI LAWIWClltt
(E' TOP RAM IOXJNG <.nv11111ut> ut 1111• 10
111111111 rluyt!r Statl111<! I Alt'rU!. RmJll(;lllt.'/
Wt1lll·rwt>1gt11 t111111 tlr11111 A1t.1n111 t 1ty
t~ I J trlJ (•'tu-, ·m 111111 I
L 1 MOVll l "'' :.,.l 11•1 I 1110 01 Plants"
1 t'llil) {le>< 1111111111.11., (I tu 40 min)
0 MOVll M.uto Pu111 .Ir t 1973
Advl'<llllfP) Arnm.11t I Vo11.1• 111 Uulll>y
i rlf>ll ( I hr ..,() mill
TO• ANNOUNUD
t000 C!J •• 1.uecmAU. (.0111t1,.,,1<..t1
Sem1f1nA1·· t2 hr'> 30 111111 ) 0 AINGI& S<..tit'<lulrnl liv<' cuve1age of
lht' Ale• R,irno':. I .J A W11f1,1111!>un 10-
ruu11d M1ddlr-w1•111ht buut (lrom Atlantic
C11y NJ I 11111) 0 MOVIE · '01.,wcJP•ly t)1<1c·1ty"' ( 1964
Cor11P<1y) Jf'rry I 1•w1'> (,l1•nd.i I a11tilt (2
hrs)
0 HEW.D Of TIWTH
C!) ONE ITO IEYOC>
d) DODGO DUQOOT
Cf) CAlfTOOMI
Ell) TltE LAWIWCPI Corro~pondt>nts l 10
da Werthe1me1 and Cok1P RO()erl:. 101n
Paul Duke tor an up 10 the m1nutP su/Tl·
mary of Congressional ac.t1v111es
6:) NEW1CDfTO WEDL Y •
m>lellDIMl .. llTODAY
($) MOVIE ··smokPy Ano The R.md11··
I 1977 Comedy) Ou•t nrynnl<1<.. SCiiiy
r1eld ( 1 ht 40 m111 ) .. ,~~-.::YotCE
.. Q)) UIA. fOOTIAU.
ROl8IT ICHUUD
DOOQIJI ,.-GAlll IHOW
OPIN_,
IAIDALL San Diego Padres a1 Pitts-
burgh Pirates (3 hrs )
~ WAU. fTMIT Wiii( What s Ne"t For
This Marltet?"' Guest Ronald A G1antz.
chief 1r1vestmen1 olf1ce1 Paine Webber
Mitchell Hutchins.. Inc
(;J..-mlUOOll
( l J MO¥ll ' t "' O..nc;1~ Al f .. , "'' I Can" c tQ82, Ot•m•) J•ll C'l1yburuh Noeot WUll
arn!Wl1 ( I hi , 4b min )
I ......... tt• .af!TIWOM.O Scneou1ee1 llv• cov.,. •o• Of ttia Jol\nny "Th• HHt" Verd11ota
I Rty.. Cru1 10 round Junior Wei
terwelght bout (ho,,, At11nt1c City. N J ) .
1h1 World • S11ong111 Min comO.lltlOn
(lrnm M•g1c; Moun111n 1r1 C•lllo1nl1J, the
Funny C111 Drag R•c111g linllt (from
O•:~c=~·nhl I <' tira I ~ MOvm A Surnrntr Pl11c.e·· (1llb9 Dre
ma) Troy Oot1•hut Sanar11 Dee (2 hra )
fJj) llAtTlllf'llCI TitlATllll Pr1v11a
f>chul1 While w•dt11 1he c.ommand of
M111ri1 Nnuht11r11 '"''' µlllCM Neuhe1m·1
MAY 1111w 0;11Lr111111y 11110 • mllllon
pound" w1lh111 :,<;hull 1> y1111;p (Plrt 4 )
~lll1r)
OCIANUt: THI...,._ IN'MOllmT
I MOVll /" ( IY69 Su•l)Oll!ICI) Vvee
Mw1111n1l, .lnn11l1iu1" fr1r1ttgn11111 (2 Int. :IO min)
(H I MIO llAGAZINI
0 JMOY11 <.111110Ap1>1' tl'lffl Comedy)
Tu11y D.11t1t1 Jer. .. 1c.1 W.11tnr ( 1 hr , 27
111111 j
c;) cttU>MJt CAUGHT Iii THI a.c.aat M
Ho<.t·. c,.11y C Olhn~ .. n11 Mllry Ann Mobley
with IJ"'""I!. An'>ull W1lhdOI'> Belly White
<1110 .J11A11n Plluu ~11ollle sue children who
"'" "'" 111nou•nl \llCllms of wQr 1n coun· 11111. <,11111 ,.~ :>or11<1hd C<1111bod1a and fl
5alv<1c.Jor ( I hr )
11:11 (tJ d> IAMaAU l Ol> Anyuh.11, Uo<1gers al
Ch1Cj1QO Cub'> 13 hr!.. t~ 1ul")
11:11 I TIMYCdu·.,,,.,AKD •
1 OClANUl:ntl...,.._IKdKIJlmn'
I 1 l"llAQQUI flOCIC The Fraggles' attempt
.ii <;flptw111\t ""' "'""" stmts out Qi o
\)·ll!ll' 1111111 ll••'Y .tt l11<illy 1.apture 11
L MOVll 11.111y t y•ulrm 11975. Ora·
111.11 lly.11 u Nl·.11 M.11t'>il Beren50n (3
t1f•, .,,111,,' 0 MOYIE My~tl'rv At Ciio;tle Hou~·
I 196? A11 ... 111t1•1•l A1l~1·11 Bnttcm (I llr ,
:>01111fl'
--Afternoon
tHO 0 ntllEI ITOOGe•
OllAACH
fI!) cuaa TO CNMI wmt IAMMA ..,..,.,.
"Porlt .111 Ot A11 Arn!'rican Zealot" The
p01111t .1t .111<1 rehg101J'> act1v1t1es ol E"d McA·
11'1'1 .H '''' pur'>ues the goals ol his group.
"" fl111111t1 T.1111., me lollowed (RJ ( 1
hr I
U!} llmtOOUCTION T<ll.flWIAGOmfT
E WCT TD911 Dallas Fmats"' Ll\le covet
.1ge ul lhe C.hamµ1onsh1p Matches (ltom
R1>un1ofl A1end 1n Dallas. Tex) (3 hrs)
H IAlllJOOT .. TltE 'AM A1cha1d Tnom
.11. a11<l !"es~ Arrn'>trong star in this per
l1J11n.111<o· "' Nr>11 S1rnon·s comedy about a
p.111 til l~Pw Vnrk n1>wlyweds Taped 81 lhe
Moorn H'PiltPr 111 Seattle Wash (2 hrs.
10m1n)
($1 CHrtl: A CELUMT!Otl AT CAllAM The
urnqu<> c.tytr• .-ind i.e11se ol humor ot Ille
poput;11 Pnterta1ner is showcased 1n this
perlormance raped at Caei.ars Palace In
~s~O.Co.uTDI
~ e CD NIA IAIKITIAU "Conference
Sem11tnar (2 hrs 30 min )
'
W'l.D, WLD W<*.D Of AMllAl.8 ~TOllANAOllmfT
MOYll The Journalist"" ( 1979, Ole-
ma) Jack Thompson Eltzat>eth Alexen·
Cler r , hr 20 nun )
Friday. April 29, 1983 17
_.. ...... ------------------~~~
-Sunclay Cont.
made a career of using people faces a en
sis when the tables are suddenly turned
on him ( 1 hr , 20 min I
I TMILIMC* tti9 _,.. Ooctoi Franken ( 1980 DfB·
ma) Robert Vaughn Tem Garr A deter
,., mined New York surgeon rebuilds rhe
,." sha!tered body of a young man us•ng rhe ,f. organs and bta1n cells ot randomly selecr-
young comedians both on and ott the
stage ( 1 hr)
@ llO¥ll So Fine . ( 198 1 Comedy)
Ryan O'Neal Jack Warden A slutty col·
lege professor saves his fa111er s flounder·
1ng garment factory by 1nvenflng a new
,_ ~MTWOMMft ..,,.
~ ed~(~(2hr!) -.--...
-;-• .v~.~914': X~etifii {'ndy-c-i-~-rf.-.ifi-~ c
Reed A motorcycle t11p unoertaken hy
four buS1ness assoc1ares enos up as a
race for lite (2 hrs I
~ of 1ao1es· 1eans 'R' ( 1 hr • 3 I min )
AUTO llACllQ Coverage ot Formula I
~ ~~ ~1' u.....,.._ C.....,.,aJlaJ... .. ~.,...~""">-..... ~ ~ .. ., ."
Ol llOVll "The Gazebo ( 1960. Come-
dy) Glenn Ford. Debbie Reynolds A TV
writer bungles tile murdel ot his wile's
blackmailer I t hr . 40 min ) 11::96 llO¥ll "Two Mutes For S1srer Sara"
( 1970 Comedy) Shirley Macla1ne. Clint
EastwOOd An American mercenary on
19th-century Me•1co helps a wh1s~ey
swilling ·nun· to cross the deSerl 'Salety
(2 hrs . 10 min J -DlWCWI e u.Y KM Guest Helen Gurley
Brown. a discussion of AIDS ( I hr . 30
mini (.S) llO¥ll 'The Secret Pohceman·s Other
Ball" ( 1981 Comedy) John Cleese
Graham Chapman Bnllsh comedians and
musacrans. 1nclud1ng cast members from
'Monty Pyrhon." "Beyond The Fringe·
and "Not The Nine O'Clock News:· per
form 1n a concert for the benel11 ol
•='~~R' (1 hr 30mon)
-(C) _,.. "Juha" (1977 Orama) Jane
FOfo::la. Vanessa Redgrave Writer Lothan
Hellman is drawn into the main thrust ol
wan.me rH1stance ettorts when her c•os
est cl'lildhood friend seeks her help
-(E) TO. A.ouMCID (8)-fie. lAUGte nml TCMIQ ~
1C9 Interviews. COITIIC ~netles and In·
concen performances 11 fight thts docu·
mentary that looks at t lives of three
-Monday
_........_ llovlcrrie•••-•
•CZ> "Parlld!M" (1982. Dretrni) Wiiiie
Aames, Phoebe Cates ( I hr . '0 mll'I } "® "Mellballs" ( 1979, Comedy) 8111
Murray. Chrlt Mallepeace. ( 1 hr . 33
min.) •ca> "Wilderness Family" ( t978. Orama)
~hrs )
(AJ "Tht Witch's SiSt8f" ( 1979. Mystery) o.pnn. Youree, Dara Brown ( 1 h< • 10
min.)
• "Spec.keleers" ( 1982, Scie~"°'1) Animated (1 hr . 'Omtn.) •llll "Dodlworth" (1936, Drama) Wallet
Huston, Ruth Chatte<lon (2 lvl.) -~ ''Wtlo Hai Seen The Wind?" (t977. Drem.) Gordon Plntertl. JON~-(1
tw., •O min.) ... CID "Treawre Island" ( t972. Ad\19nture}
Otaon Welfel, t<lm Burfield ( 1 h< • 34
min.)
•C%> "B«uttno" c 11no. Drt1maJ JMn-hY! ~. Alaln Delon (2 hrt • 6
• :JJonlttwtn l.Mngston S..OUM" ( 1973,
ritttaty) VOICM of JarT* Franclleia.
~ Miiia. ( 1 IV • 65 min.) •a:> "30 It A ~oue Age, Cynthia"
' (IMI. Comtdy) Dudley "°°'•· &uiy K..a ptw.~mk\.) -~~And Co (1914) Alaln , Olttwlne fbMf C 1 lw • 60 min I
-"Aofl'C'(' c ..... ....,.,._, ~
IO '~·~ti, 1111
(f 1llOYll "I'm Dancing As Fast As I Can
( 1982 [)ramnt Jolt Clayburgh Nicol Wtlh
amson The <;lo<y of a woman's ballle with
Vahum add1c1ton is rold 'R'
tat llOYll "Soup FOf One" ( 1982 Come
dy) Saul Rubmel(, Marcia Strassman A
New Yorker confronts social pressures
and his own neuroses 1n his quest 10< the
petlect mate 'A' ( 1 hr 25 min )
1:11($ llOVll "Sludent Bodies" (1981. Com
ecty) K11sten R11er. Matlhew Goldsby A
heavy breathing psycllotlC killer stalks the
lun-lo111ng students ot A 1yp1ca1 Ameflean
~h scllool 'A' (I hr 25 min )
bel U AT 0.. Wl'TM Guest actor Powers
Boothe ( I hr )
HI 6 (1') C81MWl9IGIHTWAT'at
11) • • •All)I M1nneso1a Fats Vfl Luther
LBSSller ( 1 hr )
@ llCMI 'Vietor I VICIOfta ( 1982
Comedy) Julie Andrews Robert Pres1on
A gay 1mpresa110 turns a starving Singer
into tile ra~e ot 1930s Paris by bllhng her
as Europe s greatest tamale lmpersona-'°' 'A' (2 hrs , 15 min ) •(C) llCMI ·confesstons From A Hollday
Camp" ( 1977 Come<ly) Robin Askwith
A voung man anempts to oraanlze a
Mitchum. Lee Major'S ( 1 hf . 35 min.)
-(C) "Doctor Zhrvago" (1965, Drama)
Omar Sharif, Geraldine Chaplin (3 hrs,
30min )
(ff) "Absence Of Mallce" ( 1981. Drama)
Paul Newman, Sally Fleld. ( 1 hr . 56 min )
Cl) "The Reluclant Debutante" ( 1958.
Comedy) Rax Harrison. Kay t<IH'ldall ( 1
hr .35 min) 9 "Falling In Love Again" ( 1980, Dra-
ma) Elliott Gould. Susannah York ( t hf
~min.)
tWCZ) "Tht White Dawn" (197,, Adlf9n·
tvre) warren Oates. Timothy Bottoms { 1
hf .. 50mln) e "Island 01 The Loet" ( 1988, Adven-
ture) Richard Greene, LUkt Hlllpln (2
hrs)
tWCD> "Atlllntlc Qty" (1980. Drama) &t1
Lancus.r. Suun Sa1atldon (1 ht . '"
min)
-u ............. -
-· "Thay cam. From Beyond ao.o." f19e7, So*~tlon) ~ ~ton • ~Jayne (' hf. 30 mtn,)
• "The M«nlnQ Altet'' (1174, Orama) Ob Van Dyke, lynn Carlin. ( t hr • $0
min)
(JI) · "Contlnent'1 Divide" ( 1111, &.not) John &elUsN, ...., Brown ( f
,,, • 43min I
ml .. ~.'"-'· Orll'Mll .... ~..-. (ttwt. •• m.1 "IO PWI" OM,, ~ .._,
NM!, Jeca W~ Ct lw . It "*"I
beauty contebl at a holioay camp I t hr
30m1n J
t:ll l rrt YOUR IUllllll M MWI
• llO¥ll Victor / V1c.1011a ( 1982
Comedy) Juhe Anorews Rober! Preston
A gay impresario turns a starving singer
_ .lfltO the rage ot 1930!> Pan~ by bolling her
as Europe's grea1es1 female impersona-
tor 'R (2 hrs 15 min J _ _...~~ -.-..;. -~ ~ ... _.... """' .. ... ~ ... ....:.-,_ 1-..r>~., "-f'."-.,
llOYll ·Barbarella' ( t968. Science-
F1chon) Jane Fonoa. Milo 0 Shea A dar·
1ng space heroine ol the future encounters
strange gala, 1es ano v1llo1ns, accompa
noed by d t.Jlmo guaro1a11 angel 'PG' ( 1
llr 38 min I
.. ~) llOYll Dead Men Oon I Wear Plaid"
( 1982 Comedy) Sieve Marhn Rachel
Ward A 11arO·t>01led private eye runs onto
a 11os1 ot lam1har characters whllt' mvesll
gating the death 01 a sc1en11s1 I cheese
~coo11 'PG' ( 1 hr 30 min )
UI FAmt•
M llOYll Hardcore ( t979. Orama)
George C Sco11 Season Hubley A con-
cerneo tether leaves lhe peaceful sur-
roundings o t hos llome town to search for
his daughter. who has 00con1e heavily
1nvol11eo 1n a b1g-c1ty pornography racket
A' ( 1 hr 46 min ) .. I TOfl O' TMI llOtlllNQ l•'ll•lllml('R) .. ~
*11 llOYll Full Moon High t 1980. Com,
ecty) Alan Arkin. Aoam Arllm A high
school football star gels the u1ge to tiowl
wllenever there's a full moon 'PG' ( 1 hr. =IF'=-............
W C%> "Paradise" ( 1982. Drama) Wlllle Aames. Phoebe Cates ( 1 hr . •O min ) al) "Station Six Sahara" ( 1964, Drama)
C.rroll Baket. Petcw Van Eydl 42 tw..)
tll(C) "The Last Walt2" ( 1978, Musk:al)
The Band Directed by Martin ScorseM l! hr. 47 min )
(DJ "Dead End" ( 1937. Drama) Sylllla
Sidney. Joel McCrea (2 hrs ) 0 "Man Of La Manctia' ( 1972. Mutl-
UI) Peter O'Toole. Sophia Loren (2 hra ..
10 min ) •CID "Mountain Family Roblneon" ( 1979,
Adventure) Robert Lo gan. Suaan
Oernante Shaw ( 1 hr • '0 min ) •Cl> "Heartt>eeps" ( 1981. Coniedy) Ar4'f
Kaufman. Befnadatt• Petera ( 1 hr • •!
min ) •CD "Part~•" (1982, Comedy) Ryan
(5'Neal. John Hurt ( t hr., 35 min)
(%) "Slrlf>el" ( 1981. Comedy) Biil Ml.Ir· ~• • Harold Aamll ( 1 hr., 20 min./
.. "Who H• SI«\ Thi Wind?' (t977,
ama) OOtdon PinNnt. Jo.. F«ret. ( 1
Iv. 40 min)
-· .. ~.,..,.. .. (1el2, ~
f tion! Animated (I hi . 40 m.n)
•OO "T,..._,,.• !Wnd" (1872, AIMnun) °'"'°" W ..... Kim Burn.Id (1 hr .. 3'
-~ ,..,,,. Goldwyn ,...,. I t1311. ......
Cil) A~ Mat\jou, 1.ogmn. 4" In) ~ ··w..,,,.. fetJtllV" < 111a.~
lwt.) -"Netllllnlt ~ Qoea To The
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(Q) llOVll 'Vu 1111 I V1tltma" ( IU8:!
Comedy) J111i11 AmJIUW~ nubml fJICl!.IOfl
A gay 1111p1esnr10 llHnt. •• ~1urv1ng s1ngu1
1n10 tho raye ol t930:. Pan!i l>y blllinu hm
es Eu1ope:. gre1110~1 lumntu 11npersun11
IOI 'A' (:> nn. I~"'"' )
I ZlllOVll 'Im OJ11u111J Ao, I .1s1 Ai. I (,an"
( 1982 Dru111d) Jill Ctt.1yburgh. N11.ol W1llt
amson The story ul d wo11•,111 i. b111t111 w1lh
Valium adtJ1tt1011 ·~ loll.I n' 11 h1 4!>
rmn I
§ OMMOI COUNTY ~t ICDlf
1'lll ... 1'llC PIAOQli ROCll I he F•dljUle~ dlll'n•pl
91 C8plull"l.J lhtl lllll<>tl !.lolll' >UI J'> I
l me until ltley ,u tu.illy 1,..1µ1urt' 11
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1:11 .an1 'AQI .. Cl) oooo.GHT, llMTOW Matt .1nu
Jenny 1nadve11e11lly <;enl oul nl 1uw11 ""
lhe same s1ury yet !.lramll:l.l al a 11011•1
wllh only one 11acan1 room D GD TY"I CIJCIOlllD aOONU MHrtlu
Henner and William Shalner 10111 ho'>I Ott;k
Clark IOf a look al w111., ol rn.i lunmesl 1 V
flubs end goals never 1ntpnc1etJ IOI puhlil.
111ew1ng (A) (I hr ) 11 INTDT~ na WlD tn1er111ewi.
with A11n-Mar1;11e1. Elarb111a Mandrell, ,1
took al three model!. who becamu
actresses Lauren Hutton Shell11y Hack
and Susan Blakely ( I 111 ) D (JJ) llOVll "194 I" ( 1979 Comedy)
John Belushi. Too;h1ro M1lune Aller lh11
bombing of Pearl H.11 llor Smmiern CJl1
lorn1a c1111hans and """'"'Y µ11rsor111el 1p,1t1
w11h unbfldled pa111t 10 11t•ws nl A Jap.1
nese attack 1n their .:>w11 backyard O ('I
hrs)
I rr • WllTTDI TWJGHTZOMI
mVll . The W111y:. (JI All f.iy•e
( 1976, Adventure) DocumenlJ•y The lllP
of a rare Calilornm uolden ec19le raised in
cap1iv1ty and l>Ot Ir~ 111 ridullhood 1s
chromcleO (? nrs I
&l) COlllOI "The Harmony Of Wurld!."
Dr Carl Sagan retraces the t.fe 01
Jonannes Kepler rne l<1!>t .. c1en11l11,; <1:01101
oger and lhe hrsl mooern Ji.ltonornl'r
·-· ---~Ll\atl~f~I TlttATM · Priva1e
Schulz" Airer two years ol hard lall<lr
Scriulz is 1£>un11eo w11n the res1 ol
Naurie1rn s lorgers (Patt!>) O 11 t11 I
CC) llOVll "Ambf'r WavM'' ( 1980 °'"
ma) Denrns Weaver Ku11 R1J&!>ell Two
men wrth d1fleren1 O..ickgro1Jndf:i and vrJI
ues are brouuh1 1oge1rie1 du11n11 a d1ll1cu11
wheat harvest 1rt lhe M1dwei.I (2 l'lrs )
11\lfOllTW. R llOVll M11u11111i1 ' 11UK I Llt11mat Jac;lo
l em111011 tm.11y iJ!aCeil A middle •ged
New YOlll bu11neaM11111 end hit <l•UQ11l11
WI I•• UV to hniJ WI whal l'llPPtNtd to hr•
eun who a1uupe1110 "'"'no the m111111y
COIJIJ 1n C.nlla PO ( 2 h• • 2 111111 l 111 llOVll Dffd Men Don I Wter Plaid"
( 108, <:ot1'4tdy) bl•11• Ml•llfl R1ch1I
W11r11 A ha1d tinUMJ p11va1a •Y• rune into w hOtlt 01 11n111oar ~n1rac1e1• w111i. lnvHll
ue1111u ti•• O••"' 111 11 .. 1en1111 I chHM 'l!-00!• PC I 1 ru '10 1111n I Ill llOVll V1clv• I VICIOrll I 1982
Cum•i.JYI Juhu A11<Jr41wt. R()b4t11 Pre1lon
A UllY 11np1co1>11r10 lutr1~ It 111111v1uu 11nga1
11110 the mg11 or 1930i. P1111& lly 1111t1nu hor
1114 f uiopo'a uro.i••-t lun111lw 1111pttr"un4
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rnp 1111p.J11ed perlorrner!i N.;11<.1 .Jnt1 A1c.h
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fil) llAITHPllCE THUTill Pri118IP
SchulL · Aller two yeJr!i vi hdrd labOr
Schulz is reurn1ed w11h lho 1es1 ol
Naune1111':. loiyers (Poll 5) C.J (I 111 l
ell) 11\'ITIJIY 'WP The A< CUSNJ" Paul
decides 10 rnat..e a nm 1111 11 when Ch1PI
lnspec.101 f3ot1ro ll'>S1ynt1d tu 1r111os11ga10
Fhnor's oealh. moor<. >111 eKhuma11on
(Part 3) Q (l t11)
' F; I '°' RA* IOXINQ WlfTU HIQHUQHTt (R)
IL) MOVIE "Per<;1>11.1I fi1•s1" ( 190:?, Ora
ma) Manet Hem111yway Patrice Donnelly
Two youriy lam..ile a1111e1Ps are lorn
between love ,mo .irno111on as !hey llfl1n
l1J1 Olympic.. i;o111pe1t11on 'R (? nrs )
Z I MOVIE · PH1acJ1'>e · t t9A:? D1ilma) V111I
tip A11mes. Phcwbe Cates Two 1een·agers
c.ome c.ol age 1n 18:?3 Ba11nuad R' (I hr
40m1n I ta B ([) AUCI Mel sell"' the 01ner 10 lhe glfl~
when his buddy olle1s him an tlK&Ullva
posi11.:>n wrth a 1.ate11ny 111111 0 WILD KINGOOll 0 M>llllT tcHIA.LD UfCW. ID SOUP llAN A IJOy thinks 11. s ea~y IO 1ob
lhe elderly untrl he hnds out 1hey can g111e
h1m some1n1ng he can't liteal
0 ' MOVIE 'Stripes" ( 1981 Comt<dy) Bill
Mu11ay Harold Aanus A New York Cclbb1e
l<>Oluny lor e.c11em11n1 c.onv1nce<> h1!. t>e<.t
l11end 10 101n him in enhstina 1n the U S
-Arm "'R' rrn,· .;!O mui) JI ~ •
$ trfl Of llZAMll John BynN shows
you 1n1ngs <;lrange1 than 11ulh. larger lhan
Ille and zanrer 1nan anyllunp you'vf' eve•
~n ID MGHT CWJ..IRY
1otO B (() TUPP!R JOHN, 11.D. Gonto
suspects lhal a lenow phys1c1an 1& an
unprincipled pill-pusher (A) I I h1 )
• 'lc':f • OW Oery COll•nll end ~rOI L•wrertc• l\Oel lhl• e11amrna11on of
th• pl1ot11 01 tN 1 0 t>lllton women In Ina
WOtld'I d9Yel<>Qln0 net19M tlvOYgt! the
110t,.. 01 II• or lheM women. ( 1 hf 1
l •-sien•twww.,,. I ADii TO 1PU1 Tf\41 8111 ot Atght1
QUlllll\IH o4 ltM lpe41Ch llnd ltt mMnlng
a1e d•b•t•d W1ll11m F Auckley Jr hOltt
ii ' I SC~ PUYMOUll "King 01 Amen
ea' In Ill t&. a young. 111ong will.cl OrHk
NlllOI jlJMPI 1h1p Ill N•w York HarbOf,
h-Oplr•o 10 m"k• 11 new Ille for hlmMlf In
A1t1•1~11 O ( 1 h1 I
(C) llOVll "Thi S11n Wolves· ( 1980
AcMmlure) OregOly P•ek. Aog111 MOOll
Dunno WOtlO We• "· • QIOYP of Brtll•h
bu1ime1111rn1t11 101111 11 11nlunl•itr 111g1metH IO
ue111roy e Cem111n apy n1111t In tho 1nc11an
Ck111t11 'P,.11' (2 hrs)
( S) A ... DAY • IDB "Anothor SurpttM r or Jo~h" 1r11r1 39J
Qr,) WAl..L y GIORGI
*11fRJ lllOVll "Vt<:tor I Vlc;IOrllt" I 1982
C.umudy) Julio A11dr11wo, R00.11 Pre&ton
A UllY lllllJ!l!.UllO lur11t. H llhtrv111g 610Q81
111!0 lhtt r119e ol t!13011 P1tflb by l>1lhng her
11~ l urope s g1111110&1 lt111111l11 1111persona
tor H' (;> hrr; I!> nun I O llOVll "Personal lle!.I ( 1118;> 0.11·
ma) Ma11el Hum111gway. Pa111ce Do1111utly
Two young lem11le alhletes 1t1e l0tn
belweeri IU110 and 11mb1llon dS 11\oy 11a1n
101 ~ compn1111on A' (:? hr'i I --•....,.::::::: IS TONY mlOWN't JOUillMA&. Herpes Is
There Hope? Tony Brown look., at
herpe~ laoeled the VO ol the Ivy League
wn11.h 1~ now being delected 1n lhe ghe110
(P1111 :>J
$)A ... DAY 11 EDDI A1ll s Personal .. 1Ma1=~l,AQf
UM 0 (1)tml MIWt
WAl..L ITMIT JOUillMA&. MPOllT
_,.ICOTT
llM'Y 'Al.WILL MM PMVllWt Neat Gabler and Jel·
Irey Lyons review "The Hunger" and
"Some1h1ng Wicked This Way Comes " (~J CHIJI: A CWMAT10N AT CA.EUM The
unique s1yte and sense of humor ol the
popular entella1ner 1s sh<>wcased tn lh1s
perlorrnance 1aped al Caesars Palace In
Las Vegas
(ZlllOVll "Going Places" ( t974, Drema)
Gerard Deparo1eu. Jeanne Moreau A
woman who has 1us1 oeen released alter
ten ye.irs 1n prison stows down a pau ot
wandering young hoodlums 'A' ( 1 hr 15
mint
1t:1'~6:) ... 1t11 ca ... llOVll "F1w1s 01 Passion" ( 1982 Dia
mat Klaus K1nsk1 Isabelle llhers The
sad1s11c p1op11elo1 ol a cas.no as1<s his 1ov-
e1 10 demonstrate her devo11on 10 him by
1t:ll lbeC=: ~l•tUle ( t hr, 25 m1n )
,Ac:a.-nal
AIC ...
.ll>WOJILDV... &) 'l.Uitf ~ GueSl-fn!lei'IUul'li!y--";
Brown a drscussion ol AIDS ( t hr 30
min)
l~J IPOllTICINTU
(()J llOVll "The JOurnahst" ( 1979, Dra·
m;i) Jack Thompson. Elizabeth Alexan
de• An Australian 1ournollsr who l'la&
Friday, Aprll 29, 1983 19
-Monclay Cont.
a <Jeadl1ne tor hllllrlg the high i1me and .. f) (() C__., I LACIY Chris and Mary place!. for spending money 1n E'•OhC ways
fond1= perfect wife ( 1 hr 40 min ) Beth 1n11es11ga1e a case ol wile beallng includes 111s11s to a pleasure boutique 1n
H 'Personal &Mt · { T982. O.a when the anonymous victim reveals that Amsrerdam a n00<11e !.hop wherf> one can
ma) Mariel Hemingway Parrice Donnelly ner husband 1s a cop 11 hr ) ouy tne world's mosr e•pens1ve ~pc; and
Two young female athleles are lorn 0 0 CD 41).... a Japanese clut> where musclemen wait
oetweeo IOve and ambllt0n as they train Fi llOYm "At>Sence Ot Malice" ( 198 I on t>u">•nesswomen I 1 hr I
tor O..!rmpic compe1111on 'R 12 hrs) Drama) Paul Newman. Sally F181d A teg11 0 MOVll The Outrage ( t964 Dfama) S O llOYm 'Missing· ( 198 1 Drama) 1mate busmessman's Ille 1s w ined t>y 11 Paul Newman. Laurence Harvey Four d1I
Jack Lemmon. S1i.sy Spacek A mi<tdle· newspaper reporter's story alleging h•6 lerent 11ers1ons of a rape and murder story
aged New York busmessman and his 1n11o~nt 1n the mob kJ!linn ot a '.llbor X e g111~as evidence 1n the lllCJI QI. jl··-.r..L. 1.1~~ <11.J~ --;-r:ttrf#..._,~~··i. -~ · ~.... t~C;~~~··;-~·~ ~-~t11C. · '.:L~::~,:.;;~ -~t"I~ -.-~ ·
Y "'-llf"'P~i"IW'Td t\1~ ~·who d1s8p~e<J d\1111'\Q ' 1 ~1 'The Boogens' ( 1~1! t Horrcr) • ti:il 11 llGHT WfTM DAVID Ll1l1MUll
the military coup 1n Chile 'PG' (2 hrs ? Rebecca Bald1ng~red Mccarren Ancient Guesrs. animal rraoner Gunther Gebel·Wll·
min ) renracled creaturt>s rerrorrze ltle tnhab11 hams Louise Lasser c 1 hr 1 m llOYm Boys From Syracuse t 19•0 anrs ot hOuse lhat IS connecled 10 lhe I COUPLll
MUSICalJ Marrha Raye Allan Jones monslers sublerral\ean lair 'R' ( t hr 35 9 "'°""'
Based on Shakespeare s Comedy Qt min ) TOii COTT\I: i. ClOIE Guec;r Brrn fl
Errors" Two sers of twins create lots ol 0 MOVIE Jonathan L1v1ngs1on Seagull Jenner
contuso0n on ancient Greece 11 hr . 30 ( 1973. Fantasy) Voices at James Fran Q) LOYl,AmMCAMITl\.£
min J ciscus. Juliet Miiis A seagutl's pursu11 of (I. J llOVIE 'ThP t ong Gooo r "dlly
.. IJZ)M.L•M,Am.Y pertec11on leads him 10 a highe1 aware (1980 Orama) Bob Ho<,kons Hplf>n M11 .. 8 Cl) FOOT• TMI DOoa Jonah ends up ness 'G' ( t hr . 55 min ) ren A London gangsier loghls 10 kef'p hrs
1nsul11ng Hamel's biggest chenr w~n he -~ •rwca...,. 1opp11ng pmp11e l<'J9Plhe• R f 1 hr 45
rakes a new 101> ( -IA-'U. (It) mon l D m FAm.Y .... Alex exposes a cheat ,,. a D Cl) 0 Gl).... 0 llOYm 'The Wnm;in rn<,1d•· ( 1979
1ng scandal 1nv01v1ng his Sisler m the IAT\let\Y tlQHT Drama I Joan Blondeti G1011a Manon A
schOol newspaper (A) •llAllCMM-wnunlJe<l sotd•f>• retums from V•elnam
I CMAlllJl'IAMQIJ...I TMl&i 11*1 anx•ou~ lo have a sex changP npera11on
UIDITICT09' llMYHAA'TIMIUIAllYNMTMM 'R t 1 hr 35 min I
.. MCAn.1 ~ U:MI) (I) COUW C11l11mhn 1nvPsflga1es
.. (I) 11•A•t ... Coronel Poller ~uspecrs ( llOYm "Wild And Beaurotul On Ibiza" the murdm of ;i restaura111 ownt>r who was
the worst when his wire w11tes a teller ro ( 198 1, Comedy) Regis Porte. Tania being t>tac.kmmlect by a t.1mm1-. food c111tc
Hawkeye and nobody will tel him knOw Spiess Rich and poor young travellers i i (I hr 20 min )
wtia1 11 says (A) converge on lhe island resorr tor a hollday ,. QB9 AUTRY D m llO'lll 'V' (Parl 2) tPremie1e of pa11y1ng R (I hi 25 min I MOVll Kallleflne I 191'-Dramrl)
Science-F1ct1on) Marc Singer. Faye ,O llOVIE "Easy' ( ;379 Orama) Jes$oe Art Carney Si<.Sy SpacPk A ll'('n·age
Grant A dele1m1ned group at American St James A shy high school teache< is heuess re1ecti; he1 ram•ly anlJ tolPstyle 10
freedom hghrers waue war against the seduced by members ot the schOol toor ro•n a tprro,,sr <>fgani2a11on 1 r hr 30
tyrannical aliens and lhetr diabolical plans bait team ( 1 hr 20 mm ) min J tor Earth (2 hrs I G JWCWI Cl) •....aaJfmwi-IWlnrf ~ ..W
D @) llOVIE "Legs· (Premiere. Drama) 11:•(Zl MOVIE 'Borsallno And Co (1974) (11 1 llCml · [v•lspeak ( 198 t. Horror)
Gwen Verdon. John Heard Three talented Alain Delon Cathe11ne Rouvel ( t h1 !>O Chnl Howard, R G ArrnslrOflQ A rrnlltary
dancers compete tor one open spot on min L school cadet uses black m11gic to avenge
lhe world's sexiest ch<lfus lone -Rad•o tW II Cl) Tfl.UIPlll "°"' U. A hO!ij)11ahzeCI the hum1llA!lon he has c;uflpred al lhe
City MuSIC HaN's Aockelles (2 hrs ) ex·s111p1easer and a hand1Cappeel doclor hands ot hos weatrh•er clac;~.mates 'R ( 1 48 MJ.•TMIFMa.Y tall 1n love with each other (R) (1 hr 10 hr 30 mon)
8:) TMI ~ PUYI 'Ricilard Ill min) 1Z MOVll Par:1r11r.e' I 1982 Orilm.l) Wit
Aon Cook stars as one OI Shakespeare'i. 0 fli) TOleGMT Host Johnny Carson he Aames Phoebe Cate!> Two IM>n·agers
most dangerous v1Ua1ns 1n thtS story ot Guests James Stewart, Enn Gray 1au come of ag!! 1n 1823 BaphcJAd A I I hr
power struggles. betrayal. treachery and whistle< Ron McCroby ( 1 hr ) 40 min )
murde1. also starring Michael Byrne. Zoe 191 * ... ~ USlCJllCWll "Betow The Belt" (1980. Ora
Wanamaker. Paul Je1>son and Brian YOUAmlal'CMUT ma) Regina 81111. John C Bocher A
Protheroe.. 14 hrs.} JllMI "Emf>er01 Of Tt11t North Pole" fOVOh young woman's ligtlttng abiltty (.E)~ { 19 73. Adventure) Lee Mal\ltn, Ernett makes a name fOf her 111 lhe wOfld ot pro-
([) m¥ll "Mar al I Sada' ( 1967. 0.B· Borgn1ne A tough railroad guard matches fesSIONll female w1esthng 'R' ( I hr . 30
ma) Palnck Magee. Glef'lda Jac klOn wita and w1tt1 with a cratry hobo detOf· rmn }..
Und.!1 the dne<:llOn ot lhe Marquis de mined to hitch a ride (2 hrs l WI II» ..: ... OvmlGMT
Sada. inmates at o French mental n tttu GD ~Mm IOll -MnWY ''°" pu1 on a chtthng "pefformance" ot the {'C)_.,. "Tarzan, The Ape Man" ( 1981 •llMITaKO
bathrub a&SaSSll\lttion of revolutlONtry Adventure) Richard Harns, Bo Oeuttt TOii OOTTU: UP Cl.Oii Ovasr Hugh
le&def Jean Marat ( 1 hr . f>5 men ) While accompanying her t11ther on • Hefnctf (Part 1)
(%) llO¥ll "Bor1111tno" ( 1970, Drema) aearch lor Iha legendary Elaphan1'9 GD llCWll "t Could Go On Singing"
Jean-Paul BelmondO. Alatn o.lofl Two Graveyard. • yowig women 11 abducted ( 1963, Musloul) Judy Garland. Dirk
ro gues Clom lna re the Martalllea by an uncMllzed white man whO waa Bogarde A stnger vtslfs the son she gava
unelefWorld In the t9:W. 'PG' (2 tws . 5 raltad by epat In the jUng18 'R' (1 ht . 62 up lor adopttOn creAllng problems for
min I min) mothef tether and child I I hr 10 min)
... Cl) m9 DAY AT A Tim Schnatdar'a blO 1W(J) ..... S.O V8faan, Wiiiem Katt. Maf-W (S) 110W11 'Love & Money" (1980,
lunch <Mite with Franolne llndl him taking tl\a Raya and CN1a Rlvtta lier In lhll AcNanturt) Ray S""rkey Orf'Wlfln Mull A
a bactc M81 to a ftaahy tteban dellQner Tony A-ro-Wltvllng mueiCal tl\at tr~ a Lo. AngtlM bank employee'• Ml• la • ra•t... prince's -'1lh tor lufftllmant. Taped at turned up~down when he MMll and
(C)mwl "The Laat Watll" ( 1978. MUii Ontatlo'a Hamttton Place (1hr .. 50 min) ~omat roman11Calfy Involved with Iha
c.tl) The Band Olracred by Matlin -a 9"9\'_., ~ A reporl on wll• of a wMllhy German entref)ltn«ir ScorMM. Joni Mltc:hall. Erle Clapton, Bob diyll~ .oap It•,. whO l'law nwdl tt big 'R' ( 1 hr .. 36 min ) •
Oyr.n. Ringo Stiff Incl Olnart halt> The =~time. • ... "M1Mlno" (1981, Orama) Jack
Banet aay good-bye In • rnmect oelltbtallon llOWI "Atong c..mt A Spider" .f~:~· Lemmon. S 1y Spacatl A m~ ot Iha Qf"OIJP'I flrawtll concan 'PG' ( 1 ) au.Me Plalhtl1a. Ed N9w York ~and hit cUIUgh18f•
"' , •7 min I A wldOw COUl1• dlll'lgef wtMn w ~ti-in...,, try 10 find out wt\at hilPf**S to hie
...... Mlnnelotll F••• Ill Lutn.. gat••"-poA1blrtvof~il.1n'*t'ul-'°"who~ °"'tng. 1n. milll•ty
LAMl.:.r) (I hr ) o.nd'I .-atl\ (2 hr-.. 30 mift. In Ctwt ,.,~ 'r ~, t min )
(0). ·.·~" .. (1981. Comedy) I ....... ·1 .... -OMna, T1b Hunl., I.Ill In ~ LM,·-CW.... ,111.L
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Comedy) Hon MOOdy. 1111n1< 11111uuu,, A
oepOMd nobleman ent11.I• 1h11 1110 ot "
common.1 to help recover 12 1..h1111111 ontt
01 whk:h notds a lortune 1n iewul~ (;> t111> I
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Oakland Invaders (3 hrs )
(l)..,.. Ben Vereen William K11tt M1ir
tha Raye and Chila Rivera star 1n ttw.
Tony AwarO·w1nn1ng mus11..al tn111 trdc.et. •l
pllnce's search tor tullrllmant Taped 111
Ont1110'1 Hamilton Place ( t hr . !>O nun ) g lllOVll "Felling In Love Again" ( 1960
Orama) Elliott Gould Susannah Yo1k A
man goes to hlS high school reunion 1n lh1<
belief that he can 1ehve the good time!. ot
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1:11 ... 1'JI I OM THI TOWN Ft!tlluroo an 1nt111vti1w
with At.lr1 F uni o look ti the ads l<lt
11111o1cu1ous hnu yrowlh, some Ho1lywooo
~turr. 11ncJ 1ti1.111 expensive toys
§ Ill) PAla.Y RW
LAVI ... I ~a COltl'AllY
IYI OM LA. Featured a prohle of Tom
So~k !toc;k OOwhng tne poputa11ty ot
cu11vo•t•ble ems. how .1u1omoulie menu
tac1weri. mu ruS111no tu gel on the
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MAI( flMVllWI Neat Gabler and Jet
l1ey l yon" review The Hunger' ano
Sonwth1ng W1ckeO This Way Comes
H ftlAQQLI flOCt( On ht!> b111noay Boobe1
t1nd!. h1111:,flll l•a1med 111 cl cave·rn wllh
Rut.I
O MOVll V1s11111g Hours" ( 1982,
SuspeP~t>I M•chaet trons1oe Lee Grant A
~ >ycnvt•<. murdere• searches !or hos nexr
v•ct1m 01 TV newswoman wno surv1va<l an
Mll>el •tt•Clo 111 • ll'g Lily h11'1Jltl•t II ()
"'·~ .. II CJ) AMfll """"" PUGI All hi• ~., 11 taw •ull wna11 he llr1t11 a ltt11111ta
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Comedy) I 111011 Gould, Cl'tnd•<..., Bu•ut1n
A former rn1hton1 returllb IO c.ulltige to 11111
,, degreo ancJ t1nds hornwrt enn>llstltld 111
modem &tudunt prote&ts (:> hr!l )
tJ) IOU CD P& MAGAZM Hnui.uk<•ttµ•nv t11n1i.
autho1 Mary Ellen Pinkhurn 1111111:; d•lllillQ
11ps, meet M el Htanc, tlte 1101ct> ot m11ny
tamous ca11oom.
CJ) a.ooo PIUD Tne .,tory "' t11t1 1..v11ll11.t
between Toam!.ler U111011 llM<hlr Jimmy
Holla (Aobell Blake) a .. o RobNI F Ku11
nedy (Cottm Smith) 1s 11;,c11d lrom •th
beg1nr11ngs 111 tht1 1950s when Kennelly
was ch1et c.ounset 101 the Mc.I ellan Com
m1ttee 10 !he Senato• s ih"><l5'>ttmtion trt
1968 (Part l t 12 hrs I flD PROWn.M A" Crash ' An 1nves11ga
11on 1n10 the l1nanc1al and •~gal altermdlh
of se11era1 11ag11.. a11 O•Sasters Is prosenteo
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QI!) THI 1MAa11P1AM PUYI Richard 111'
Ron Cook stars as one ot Shakespeare s
most danue•oui:. v11ta1ns '" this s101y of
power struggles. betrayal traac11e1y ano
muroer, atso slarring Mlctiaut Byrne. Zoo
Wanamaker Paul Jessen ;ind Brian
P1otheroe 14 hrs) (C llOVll · 30 ts A Dange1ous Age Cyn
th1a· ( 1966 Comedy) Dudley Moore
Suzy Ke11dall A Shy noqntctub p1an1s1 set~
BALTZ-BERGERON SMITH & TUTHILL
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Friday, April 29, 1983 2 1
-Tuesclay Cont.
Jean Paul Belmondo. Alain Delon Two tor 'R" (2 hrs 15 mtn) 0 MOVIE W1l c:;tiro; Brew ( 1980) Lana
rogues dominate the Marseilles 0llOVll "'Htgh Risk .. ( 1981. Adventure) Turner Rte.hard ne111t1m1n A woman uses
undeiworld 1n the 1930s 'PG' (2 hrs 5 James Brohn, Cleavon Ltllle A 1110 ot w1tr.hcralt 10 tie1~ ner nusband s career
mtn ) greedy friends plot !he roboery of a mtlhon PG I 1 hr 40 min I
I oaA.NQ1 COUlfT1 TOOAT dollars from a South Ame11can drug deat· .. Cl) llllPBIDIJfT METWOM MIWt
1:11 I ON TMI TOW Featured a looll ef er ·R' ( 1 hr 35 mtn ) 011AM11U111U Wash1ngton·s top po111t
··smurr· dolls. a look at the renaissance m llOVll "'Consptracy In Teheran· cat sa1111st pokes tun al ma1or issues and
of lhe mui.•C 1ndus1ry. an 1n1erv1ew w1lh ( 1947. Ad11en1ure) Derek Farr. Pamela news stories o l the day
acttess Ten Garr Sltll1ng While Ol1 as11gnment In Italy e ..Q) ... DAY IHOIJt GD 'Al&Yf'IUD war corrnpondent uncovers an assaSS•· fl) lllT OI ~ John Byner shows
'"' _., , LA~!l!IJLIU~ANY ...... _...-·fHRIQ\.•~P.r~?.f.l.J/.,1_'lkl~ Q.~1.· ~ .. ~,~~_.._4'·~~*".:,s..· .. r,._~ \~'-. ·~ _,,,._~ ,..._.,.._, ~~ 'l ..,, -U 'it'" ·t.~iMl?-U<alv~~~li·r ·t~
1ng, the pr enl1cin an~ causes of hean 1:11 fJ 9 ¥11111 Carmine ta I< es seen
attacks, a proltle ot French singer Sylvie off for New York C11y to try his luck in 11• 1 DD Cll@) ml M1W1
Varian, :tb1hng on sand · Br~~sk:alS Q IATUllDAY NIQHT
U1 lllftCTOtl i MtE.I ' 11 llMC:tt Of _ _,.CALLI UI Dl1'ICTOll TMI .9F1MON1
YOU MUD FOii n 1111 TMI CAT\M 11A11Y MARTllAM, llWIY IWfT1WI ..,.ltCM:lllATI .. (() llllO'fll ·"The Hunchback 01 Nolrf> • WllMPOtl'T
11C TAC DOUQM Dame"' ( 1982. Orama) Anthony Hopkins , ,.. LATENIQHT Eco11om1st and oil llACNIJL/~MPORT Derek Jacob• A deformed Pa11s1an Dell 111dustry analyst Charles C1ccheltt
• DAAGlll'T ringer falls tn love with a beautiful gypsy d1S<;usses the world 011 QIU! and wnat 11 will
1:9 ... dance< (R) (2 hrs ) m{'an 10 our future Stuart Miller author of
.. (I) WALT .-V 'Mickey And Oor'lald Cl fl) WTC* hlll.I P1111ale 1nvesti ·Men and fof'nc1'it"P c11~uo;s.es his con
K•ddong Around Animated Mickey gator Laura Holl is htred 10 protecl a for 1rc.versia1 study on lhe dee.line of uue
Mouse and Donald Duell deal with their lune 1n ,ewels from a handful ol people 1r1endsh1ps betwPen men (I hr )
m1~h1evous nephews rn e1gh1 r.arloons 1nclud1ng a handsome. mysterious streng tC\llOVll "H1.;mry QI fnf> Wo1ld ··Part I"
( 1 hr ) er (~ (1 hr) 1 t98 t Comi>dy) Met Brooks Madeline 0 €i) TMI A-TIAM Thf' A-Team tangle 0 ~ nml't ~AlfY A fe<mer Navy Kann Man s 1llus11t0Us hlSIOfy ·• from
with a group of 1error1s1s who have c~ schemes to gain half 1ntere-..I 1n Nt>anderiha cavf'men to lhe SpeniSh
~eked a 1umb0 1et (I l'lr I Jack s B•stro Q lnqu1<;11ton •<. P•am1ni>d R ( t hr 33 U MOVIE The Mallf'Se Falcoo· ( 194 I, a» .. A.l"M mon)
Mystery) Humphrey Bogart, Sydney fD MmJICNt 11\.AYMOUll '"'The Rolhko IH MOVIE '-,011tnern Cnmlort ( 1981
Greenstreet A top private eye is h11ed to Consplfacy" Larry HOO<lel<olf, And1ea Orama) Ketlh t.arrad1ne Powers Boothe
recover a P"Celess. 1ewet-encrusled slat L8111ne and Barry Morse star in Michael A qroup 01 N111trma1 Gua•dsme-n on week-
ue 12 hrs l Baker's oog1nal lelepllly based on the las1 end m1111euvt""' 1n a l ou•Slana tlayou fJ {!§) NAl'PY DAYI ronzte convinces a days OI arltSI Mark Rothko hts 51.ltetde and ~park a -.mall Quf'mlla war with a commu
reluctanl Ashley 10 auend her par9f1ts• the scandal lhat followed Q ( 1 hr 30 ntty ol backwoods Ca1un~ R ( 1 hr 40
posh .lnnoversary party (R) Q min ) mtn ) B MOVIE "When Every Day Wes The G!) COMIOI "'The Harmony 0 1 Worlds·· 1 l.) MOVll Neo;I 0 1 V1i:wrs" ( 1979, Dt11
Fourth Of July" ( 1976 Orem&) Ot!an Dr Cart S&gan retraces lhe hie Of ma) Omello Mufi SPnla Berger (2 hr<;)
Jones Katy Kurllman An anorney laces Johannes Keple< the last 5Ctenhfte aslrof o llOVll 111u .. 1011s w11h111 Young G1rts·
!he wrath ol !he townspeople when he oger and lhe htsl modem astronomer ( 1981 OramaJ A handsome 1nstr11ct0f
delenOS a shell-shocked war vetttran {81 Q ( I hr ) arnves at a wom.-i11 s. cOllt"Qf! to leach a
accused of murdenng a candy store CEJ U9l flOOT9ALL Artzoria Wranglers el ~eK education course ( 1 hr . 20 mtn )
ownet (2 hrs) Oakland ln11adels (RI (3 hrs) t$)LOVINQ,_..,.AMDPURCTCOW'LU
(!) IO.\P (H) llOVll "MtSSlng" ( 1981. Drema) Jack Cl l llOVll Thf> Wandeters"' (1979. Ora m , ... llAQlZIMI A woman who travels Lemmon Sissy Spacek A moddle·aged mA) Ken Wahl Linda Manz The men•
the counlry grvtng ~lures on how 10 New York boslnessman and hrs daughler bers 01 ;i 1ougt1 t960s strf'el gang 1n •he
bec:omfl! successlul spinal cord •nturv 1n·law try 10 find out wt1111 happened to hts Bronx d•scover that lhe processes ol
palienu, learn how 10 walk aga1n son who disappeared durtng the m1hlary growing up and lalhng in love are much
Cl) MOVIE "The Prisoner Of Second A11e-coup in Chtle 'PG' (2 hrs . 2 min ) more d1ffteull l'xpenencel> than any of lhe
nue'' ( 1975. Comedy) Jack Lemmon, llJ WOW. .. Pa1ama Tops·· (No Daiei rumbles they vr taken par I 1n 'R' ( t hr
Anne BanctofL 8aM<I on the pllly b')' Nell Robefl l<llne (2 In) 57 min)
Simon An ad'ller1is1ng eKecu11ve 1oMs his (0) _,.,.. "Oon"s Party·· I 1976. Come· m MCWI
JOb and his Sllntly clue to an ecooomic dy) John H11rgrea11e. Pal BIS.hop A group 1t9 I) (() ~y While 1nve<.1tgattng a con·
recftSSlon and the hectlC pace of Manhat· of S1Jburb9nltes galhef •• a frterld'll house vicfs murder Ov1ncy and Sam are taken
Ian (2 hrs) 10 watch the eleelloo returns {1 hr . 30 hOslage t>y the man's lt>llOw prrsoners. 8D MOVA "The Case Of The UFO'a'· A min.) . fu) L1 hr. tO min)
rigorous. scientlfte 1nllflllga1lon Into lh4t lrtl(I) llOftl "Bor98hno And Co ( 1974) fl» TOllmf1' Host Johnny Gal90fl
fact. fiction and hoea ol Ufliden1111ed flytng Alain Delon. Gatheflne ROUV9I ( t hr . 50 vests Buddy Hacl\ell saw w lt..aO
obfeCtl IS f)fesented (RI 0 ( 1 hr ) min.)_ 0.Vtd WetSS I 1 hf I
• llYll•t '"We. The AccUMd"' Paul ... 111 I TO I Mr Hart and lhe MeretarMtS I a MC ... ~
decidet to make a !\In for it wtl«I C~I f)'lrtlclp9te In e latent show designed to YOUAlllDflOIUT
Inspector Boltro, aulgned 10 lnvetllgate ah<>WeaM th41 comS)8ny'e l)f'Oduell MON "Oe&d Men Tell No Taln'"
EllnOf'• death, orders an eichumallon lrA...,. (197t. Own&) CMstophef Geotge. Judy ~·~o ( 1 hr) llAY,... Ce~ Thtough a ~se of mistaken fde(ttf. ~ "The Deef Hunter" ( 1978. Dfe-1'19 591PF• 1y. 1 l)t'totogfapher becomet the quarry of
me) Rot>et"t 0. Niro. t.Ae<yt Streep Ttwee .. e IT.• lb-Or MotrlSol'I •M· klllttt (2 hit) caoe.. cotalrM frllndl from a sman Penn· lou9IY ew1nt the birth of hll llrtt Child, and I'.,._,, MID ICllt ayrvani. etNI tOWf'I are changed loravef Or White ~ the cl'lle1 autf*:I tn • F•l IHIM MNfCI
by •• .,.ri.nclng ll'WI lerrora oJ war when 6 -'U lheft ( 1 hi ) A .. DAY • -"Anottw SurprlM they are drafted and aent to Vlatnem. 'R' I ... f:"or J09h" r.art 3~
i hts.. 3 men.) 10 IWft' Jonathan and Jen. -a 8'1Wft' TG9IMT An lntetYllW .....,.. nli.r tNnk they hllYe ooma up with IN With~ Mtehatl Jaokson
,.... ••-,.ATI M M4ar'°""'9 ''J)erf9Gt" C*f' to ••P<* .,, en fOfgtfy e ... "Plfml-'Ofl To Kill" ( 197&.
conftonll a ayndlclte hit man when he el tMJillltY rtng, Q CUw) Cfame) Olfk &ogetde, Ava Ga.rclntt. A.
beCOtMt a bodyguefd '°' • ~'* .. ,.amm ... tn•PIA ..-W•tll'n IC))' attempt• 10 111m1e an,._,
martctd fOt death " In o.c.mbel: Thi leory Of •n teedef't ~ 10 t9'urn to NI ~ "\llclor I Vtetcwt." (1112. Donoven" Fonnet Cottowwooien let· and rat1 l'llloeoC)lt10 OU&t the new dicta· ~ ~ Aootrt ,,,_on. CMtta JOtden trlC* 1"9 ... of I young tor. 12 M , 50 min)
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IO ue h111.nt11cJ 'n' ( I hr :i~ flllfl I .. D CJD LATW lllHT WITH DAWD LITT..wl
Guot111 SnlOktty HotJ1111•ln, C 11111ooth
T•·~~r1411r ol 11 11ut lllllllfJUITI ( ( tlr )
, ,Oll~TT\.li UP Cl.Oii Ou1t11t Judy
Blurno
Cl) LOVL AMIJICAM Im.I I'm MOVll "Andy Worhol'i; frrinl.11n111•in'
( 1974, Horror) Jou D1tll•w11uro Udo
Kr•r A ~ox Crlll•Cl WCllldO k1d1111µ11 ""'
younu pooplo ot 11 11111111,1u lo '>f!C:uro b0<ly
pmtr. IOI ho~ mllltt und lu1T1i1lu 111ont.tt1r~
'R' ( 1 hr , 35 min )
tl:lll(CJMOVll "All lho M•Hbles" ( 1901 Com
edy) Petet Falk Hwl Young A hustling,
w1secrack111g mnnngor pushes his two
temale wrestlers 1own1d the top 'R' (I
hr . 55 min )
1:M 11 (J) lllCl&UIC 6 WI MtlC goes under
cover as a llashy ex-convict• to pinpoll'll
the 11rrova1 of 1111 11uerr11111wu11 gold ship
me111 (R) (1 "r . :?01111111 -(HJMOVll "lht.4 Sal>1nrurHlur ( 1981. Ora
ma) F1anco Nero. JI • .,~_1y,, Quinn A
weatll\y rt11n11n 1MU'.~tnn;,.,.; ~lb µrev11r11
the takeover of his co1111t1y's goverrm1en1
t:>y a group of 11ght-w1ng lana11c:s ( t hr
35m1n) ,. G MOVll The Kentuckian" ( t 955.
Adventure) Burt Lancasier. Diana Lynn
A ma11 and his son tight lhe1r way across
lhe Kentucky Territory onto Texas (2
llrs)
D MoVll "It Couldn't Happen To A Nicer
Guy" ( 197 4. Comedy) Paul Sorv1no.
Michael Learned A genlle. modesr travel·
Ing salesrnan can't make anyone believe
that he was raped al gunpoint by a lus
CIOUS lady ( 1 hr . 30 mon l
Cl) INDDINDIMT NETWORK ....
([) HOW TO ~y YOUR NIT QOll "lhe
Scoriny Shots" (R)
(L)MOVI! "Dea1h Wish II" ( 1962. Orama)
Cha11es Bronson. Jill Ireland A v1g1lan1e
moves to Los Angeles lo continue hos hgh1
aQa1nS1 c11me 'R' (I llr . 35 min )
-Morning Movies-
.. CZ) "The Wanderers" ( t979, Drama) Ken
Wahl. Linda Manz ( t hr 57 mon I
ft11 (0) "Tillie's Punclured Romance' (S•le111)
( t915, Comedy) Charlie Chaplin, Mane
Dressler
.. C.Q) "Lr1t1e Miss Marker ' ( 19AO. Comedy)
Walter Matthau. Julie Andrews (I hr . 39
min) 11::110 "North By No11nwes1" ( 1959
Suspense) Cary Grant Eva Ma11e Saini
(2 hrs , 15 min ) ,_LS) "The Patsy" ( 1964. Comedy) Jerry
Lewrs. Ina Balon ( I hr . 40 min )
(%) "Julia" ( 1977 Drama) Jane Fonda.
Vanessa Reelgrave (2 hrs )
7':9lHJ "Meatballs" 11979. Comedy) Bill
Murray. Chns Makepeace ( 1 hr . 33
min)
-~"Sunday In New York" (1964. Come <!l.l Chit Robertson. Jane Fonda (2 hrs)
.. t;t "The Music Man· ( 1962. Musical)
(JJ 110¥11 A WH11'1 V1tcall~" ( 1980)
Natl\llle Daye, Qe1ald la11dv1ne ( t t11
40m1n l *I GD eeo ... owm••rr lOll con\.11 W ~ llue11 Huuh
Hef':OvJ{e11 4'1 Cl) 'Jock t oMon" ( IU43 1i1ngr11
phy) MIC.hUI O'ShM. 81m1n Hayword
A11 •dv11111u1e wflltr r1lat1t• his ,,_,.oMI
11•1)tfrl«lr1<;11~ h0••1 l•I• cllyll 1te nn oy•hir
p111ate up through Ilia wUlk 11 n lleld co1rt.1
&pond•nt cove1111u 11111 60ilr War ( I hr
10m111)
(f l '.A. IOCCUI "rload ru Wembley"
Ouarte11Jn1.1l 1(fl} ( 1 hr ) ,. (11)--MIOt-I
t•(I ) 11CM1 "Shogun A111J111tl>1n" I 1981.
Adventure) Toml1abu10 Wllkayern1.
Mnahlro Tom11<1wa A lo111ie1 ahogun
11ts..ar.a111 who w11a rn1rnouvered wt ot his
po11111011 by 11 rulhlo1111 cl1111 ol 11ptw1 vowt
lo tnko bloody r11v1t11q11 ( 1 hr , 26 mlo ) OllOWll "H1gh R111k' ( 1981, Adve11turt1)
James Brohn, Cleavon Liiiie A lrlo OI
yreedy lr1ends plot the robbery of 11 rnllllOn
dollarg from a South American drug C1e11I
... &~,~~ATCM
•(lg'} ~VII "Andy Warhol's Dracula"
( t914. Horror) Joe Dallesandro. Udo
Kier A vomp11e seeking "wlrg1n11" to satls·
ly h1s tl111st lor blood is helped by a noble-
man Who wants 1he money he thinks the
~~~1 SJ,)30mln)
i ':c,Vll "leave II To Blondie" ( 1945.
Comedy) Penny S1nglelon, Arthur Lake
Dagwood tries to win over a big client Dy
changing tl'ie words 10 a song he wrote t• hr .. 30 min) CC) MOVll "Meptusto" (1981, Orame)
Kl.1us Marla Brandauer. Krystyna Janda
An ambitious German actor puts his eth·
1cs aside In his bid lor success when the
Nazis come to power (2 hrs .. 15 min )
(()Ml WID .. THI '9A (R)
([) MOVll "Allan11c City" ( 1980. 01ame)
Burt Lancaster. Susan Sarandon The
estranged hust:>and ot an oyster bar warl-
ress amves with her pregnant younger srs·
ter and some stolen heroin. which he
wants an aging hoOd to sell lor him 'R' ( 1
hi. 44 min)
2:11 (]!) WOllLD AT LMQI CID womJtl QYl9IAITICI "Caesars Pal-
Robe11 Preston. Shortey Jones (2 hrs . 30
min) '
(Z) "A Week's Vacaflon" ( 1980) Nathal-
ie Baye. Gerald l andvlne. ( 1 hr • 40 min ) -CC) "Amber Waves" ( 1980, Drama)
Dennis Weaver. Kurt Russell. (2 hrs)
ft0 'Victor I Victoria" ( 1982 Comedy)
Julie And1ews. Robert Preston (2 hrs 15
min I
($) "All Fall Down" ( 1962. Drama) Eva
Marte Saint. Warren Beatty ( 1 hr . 50
min)
.. @ "Clash By Night" ( 1952. 01ama)
11•(%) "Paradise" (1982, Orama) Wiiiie
Aames. Phoebe Cates. ( 1 hr . 40 min )
GI) "The Amazing Mrs Holliday" ( t943.
Adven1ure) Deanna Durbin, Edmond
O'Brien. (2 hrs.)
11:11 CD) "Guys And Dolls" ( 1955. Musical)
Frank Sinatra. Jean Simmons (2 hrs. 30
min) 0 "Heartland" (1981. Orama) Rip Torn
Conchata Ferrell ( 1 hr . 35 min.)
•ti• l11v111111on11l" I 111111 .. r Oly1111.11111111 K1tthy
Jril'\1111011 1111tl frd1 "" hl111e1n 10• ittnong
thtt 1w111n11111,. c'""''"tu 'II 1r1 th1t1 t111nual
•VOlll ( 1 tit 'JO 111111) M~C*llil CHAlllUe fAUCI wmt Mii
... D llllOVll "I'll 1101 Vnu" ( lflb:l, My11teryt Oeorge Roll. Sully c,111y A tom11le1 131111.n
'VY llfld 1111 f81 ugvnl Jilin trnctll 10 rr11ck
u wo1ldwldt1 nutwwk ol k1dnuµµ11ra ( 1
hr , 30 nlln) (!).-.. ,...
(l)llOVll "Par8dll>O" (108:> Dr11rr111) Wil
lie A11met1. Phoeoo C•lltlb T wn tffn ogt11
cOl'l111 ol agtt 111 18:>3 B111,1hth1d ·ff ( t hr
.ilO min ) •tt(I ) llOVll "Mn~<:ow Dc111~11·1 fh11i11ve In
Tear11" ( 1980. Ct1m11dy) Vt1m Alen1ova,
Alox111 0111111ov Thiem country g11ls with
d1ff11r1111t 1,1011111 ur1d v11lu111> ntovo 10 lhe big
clly to pu111uu tho11 11ml11t1onb (:> h16 . 25
min) •ta COl lllOYll "Tho N11Jht I tl!) t ryt11t Went Oul
In Georgia" ( 1981 Drama) Krtsty McNI
Chol, Molrk Hamill A brorha1·arld·SISter
songwriting nuo hove many adventurea
while try1no to ek1:1 out a living on tho
counlry-western t 11c.u11 pc;· ( t hr . 50
min) OllO¥W "roxtrot' ( tfl76. n1.1nia) Peter
O'Toole. CharlOtftt rlo11tpl1n1.1 A furopean
aristocrat seti, I.If> u l\ew home on .i
desened island w11h hlS wlhi llrld two ser
vanls ·R· ( I hr . ?0 111111 l
... MOVll "f!lonn1e Knows Besr · (1947
Comedy) Penny S1nglQton. Arrhur Lake
Dagwooo 1s l11ed when he 1~ caught imper
son~l6 t>oss ( I hr . 30 rnon )
(!.) II Tml (R) •t100llOVll "M1ss1ng' (1981. Orama) Jack
Lemmon. Sissy Spacek A middle-aged
New York businessman and his daughte1
in-law try to l1nd ou1 what happened to his
son who disappeared during the military
coup In Chile ·PG' (2 hrs . 2 min)
6:11.IWY W . lllOYll "The Haunting Of Julia" ( 1977
Suspense) Mia Farrow. Ke11 Dullea Alter
recovering from an emo11ona1 cr1s1s. a
woman purchases a house that appears
to be haunlad 'R' ( t hr . 35 mon )
tJI CCJI TMOUGHT I WU TAU.IA "A Shon His·
lory Of Mel Brooks" Thos BBC-produced
documentary trnces the career ot Mel
Brooks from the old TV series "Your Show
Of Shows" 10 his current success as a
comedy mov1emaker ( 1 hr , 10 min)
-Afternoon Movies-u.o "The Irish Wlloskey Rebellion" (1972 .
Orama) W1l11a111 Devane. Anne Meara. ( t
hr. 30 min)
Cl) 'The Day They Hangeo Kid Curry"
( 1971. Western) Peter Duel, Ben Murphy
tfhr 30 min)
(Cl "Z" ( 1969. SusuenseJ Yves Mon-
tand .. lean I ou1s T11nt1ynan1 (2 hrs. 30
min)
(S} "Dead Men Don't Wear Pta1d" ( 1982,
Comedy) Steve Marlin. Rachel Ward ( 1
hr . 30 min)
Ull(Z) ·'Julia" ( 1977. Orama) Jane Fonda.
Vanessa Redgrave \2 hrs)
e':) 'Captain Scarleu" ( 1953, Adven·
ture) Richard Greene. Leonora Amar. (2
hrs)
t:ll(;) "North By Northwes1" (1959.
Suspense) Cary Grant. 'Eva Marie Saini
Friday, April 29. 1983 25
-Weclnesclay Cont.
E ._ .. ,....(") 0 MO¥ll Na11onal Lampoon Goes To
Tne Movie!> · ( 198 I Comedy I Robby
~nson R1cndrd Widmark Pooular mo•.e
genrPs are S.ll•rtled 1n 1hrPe pModlf''> R'
(I hr 30 nun •1FWTm d IUTPAT'a
*11 MO¥ll "Marx Brolhers Al The C11cus"
-Morning Movies-•
1:11($) The Witch's Sl'irer' ( 1979, Mystery)
OaphnP Youree. Dara Brown It hr . 10
n11n J
.. IC• "Woor,Jplum ( ICJ82. Adventure)
Arielle 01Prna11~ M1chPI ('.1s1el ( 1 hr 30
mm) 01 · falltng In I nvp Aq;un" ( 1980, Ora·
ma 1 [111011 Gu1Jlt1 l;iu<;.innilh York (I l'lr
30m1n) 0 Jonalhi111 l1111ng<.1on Seagull" ( 1973.
Fanrasyl Voices of James Franciscus
Juhel Mills ( 1 hr . 55 nun I
•@ S1orm Cenler' ( 1956 Drama) Bette
011111c; B11an Keith (? rvs 1
Ul'l.1 Find The Lady ( 1977 Comedy)
M1ckf'y Rooney Poter CllOI< ( 1 hr :;>O
min I
1lll Marrtago On Tl'lf' ROCk5 ( 1965
Comedy) Fran!< S1f'atra Deborah Kerr 12
hrs 1
7:11 C Cr.andrer ( 1971, Mystery) Warren
Oa1es l eshe Coron f 1 hr 30 mm )
.. H At>sence Of Ma11ee ( t981 Otama)
Paul Newman Sally Field (I l"lr 56 mm ) 0 "Tl'le Gelling Or WtSdom' ( 1976 Ora·
ma) Susann;ih Fowle Hilary Ryan ( 1 hr
40m1n )
I Z 'Parachsi>' f 198::> Orama) Wittie
Aames Phoeoe Cates ( 1 nr •O mrn )
UI($ 'Dot And Tho Kangaroo" ( 1978,
Adven1ure1 An1ma1ea 0.recled by Yoram
Gross ( t hr . 15 min )
1119(0 ) I'm Dancing As Fast As I Can"
( 198:?. Orama) Jiii Clayburgh, f k:ol Wiiii·
1tmson (I hr . 45 min)
.. (C) "Hanover StrMI" ( tQ79. Romance)
Hamson Ford. Lesley-Anne Down ( 1 hr .
49m1n)
(}f) "Going Apel" ( 1981, Comedy) Tony
Danza. JesSfca Waller ( 1 hr , 27 min ) l"S) "They Shall Have Music" ( 1939. Ora·
ma) Joel McCrea. Watter Brennan ( 1 hr .
•Om1n)
CZJ "Julia" ( 1977. Orama) Jene Fooda.
Vanessa Redgrave (2 hrs )
.. @ "Hsrpet Valley PTA" (1978, COme-
~) Barb811 Eden. Roony Cox (2 hrs ) 1W• "Paris C.lllng" ( 1941. Orama) EllM-
beth BetQf*. Randolph Scott (2 nn l
tWCD) "Sllllng Oucka" (1980, A<Nenture)
M tchael Emll. Zach Norman ( 1 hr.. 30
mln ) e "Vtctor I Vlc1or18" ( 1QS:;>, Comedy)
J\.llle Andtewt. Rotwt PrHlon (2 hra , 16
mit1)
-N ...... o•ll1wi•
.. • "The O•·Bow tncldwll" ( 11M3. W•t·
9fn) Henry Fond•. DIN AnchM. ( 1 hf •
30m1nl
• 1'HOQ'tthllceC" 1197~. Gulpe,_) C!Otit Leechmen. MlehM' &tendon f I
28 •
hr., 30 """·· (C) "Doctat Zl'llvaoo'' (Uill&, DrAINI) 9maf 8Nlrlf, O«aldlM 0h9C*I. (3 l'lft ,
30mln.)
(If) "Thi Pureult Of D.S. Cooolr" (ttlt.
Friday, ~I 29, 1113
( 1939 Comedy/ Mar~ Brolhf"r<; Fw
Arden O.s1nhe11ll'd trn111 h1~ 11r>ele'<,, tur
tune a man nl()(jett u/uJi, tus "'" 11own
CllCUS w11f\ lhP ton fl (\I I 111 tH It •<,, I I
hr 45 min
.. (!)llAL...U 0 llOVll Phobia i 19KO ·•~Pt.-11•.f'j
Paul Micnael GlilSPr l:>u.,..10 Hcxi;Jn A
siroup or mental pa1.r-r11; c11e murderf'•l
Adventure) Treat W1111ams Rot>el'1 Duvall
~1 hr , 40 min )
1$) "Across The Greal D1•1!1f'' ( 1971>
AdventurP) Robert I (')q;m Ht>.1H1N Rat
tray ( f hr .. 40 mrn t
fl ) "Stripes" ( t981 Com .. dyJ 11111 M111
ray. H,3rc11a R11rn1s 11 hr ;>(l m111 1
1•(0 ) "Falhng In LOvP Aq,11n ( l'lHl1 n1;1
ma) fll10fl Go11fd Suc;.inn,1'1 Vork ( 1 ht
30mrn) m "Strange Conle~s1rn1· t 1444 CJ"'
ma) Jean Gabm Flt"" I >rrw t? hrs)
1::W 0 "Taps· (lq81 1Jr.;ma1 (,porQf! c
Scoll Timothy Hutton ti' hro;) 19(~) The Lasr Huni I 19!l6 Ar111f'ntur11)
Stewart GrangPr Rotwn T,1ylo• ( 1 hr 4!1
mm)
'l 'Nal•<>nal l amrcon r.C>Cs To Th"
Mo111es I 1981 Cc-nerJy) R~'bby Bt>n
son Richaro W•dmark ( 1 ttr 30 m111 ) .. Ii Blew Oul (198 t Su<.p1>n<.1> J John
Travona Nanc.y Allf'n ( t hr •5 mrn J
l:llfCl Wooopium" f 198? A1111np111101
Arlelte Biernaux MichPI Ca• IP! 1 I hr :lO
mrn I
lZ> 'F1nC1 The lady c 1977 ComPdyJ
Mickey Rooney Peter CO<'k ( 1 tu :?O
min) .-0 · Jonall'lan I Mngston Seagull' ( 1973
Fan1asy) Voice'> of James F1on<:1..r.us
Julie! Mills ( I hr !>!:> min ) •C!l 'Shampoo" ( 1975. Coroody) Wi>.rren
Beatty. Julte Ch11s11e (2 hrs 30 mm ) 0.1 "The Bad New~ Bears" ( 1976 Come
dy) Walter M111thau. Tatum O'Near ( 1
hr . 40m1n)
(0) "Dead End" ( t937 Or.lm&) Sy1v1a
Sidney, Joel McCrea (2 hrs )
CS) "F8Rlng In love Again" ( 1980, Oro
ms) Elliolt Gould, S~nnah York ( I hr
30m1n)
(Z) "The White Dawn" ( 19 7 4 Adven
lure) W11rren Dates. Tlmo1hy Bolloms ( 1
hr . 50 min)
Ul(H) "Absence 0 1 Maltce" 11961, Otam11)
Paul Newman. Selly F10ld ( 1 hr , 56 m in ) __ .,,.nlng
acc.<>rding to lhetr 1nd1v1dual fears 'A' ( 1
h1 34 mrn J
Z MOVIE The White Dawn' ( 1974
A l.1-r•lure Warren Oates Timothy Bot
l·;n• f;~1mos re!.Cue three whalers trom
e•lil•r· deatl'I rn ll'le Arctic alter tne11 bOal
,., wamped PG' ( 1 hr !>O min )
utOllPY MllllMAllOf ....
1:191 ~I llRIY ICO.ltllf
~m.L.111
: ~ TllAI. MOll'TM Marlln Sheen nar
ralP<; this documeniary thal tracl!: the
JMlh of Mexican m1gra11on to the United
SlalPS based on the work of anlhropolo·
r'il Dr Rober! Alvarez
AU• TM1 fAI& Y
·~HIN.TMWI
OOMlllm.I
1* CM ... ..c ....
MAWY DAYI AGAlt
MC .... Q , ... llMGAZl9 An arttsl who paints
clothing on people, heallh and beauly
e•~rt Lisa OoBIOug has lips on keep.ng
t11 I::::,.,._, T..aKT The hist0<y or
New Y<lfk City's n~hll!
I= .. ~ llAllY twn'llAlt, IWl't MMTIMal
llOTCASB
CL) IM)Vll "The Wrong Arm 01 The Law"
( 1963. Comedy) Perer Seiters. Lionel Jel·
lroes The syndlcale and th4! polioe bands
1oge1her to stop a tno of thieves who pose
as lawmen ( 1 hr , 35 min )
10).ml "Heste< Street" ( 1975, Orama)
Carol Kane. Steven Keats. A JewtSl'I lmml-
granl couple have problems when the wife
is unable to AmerlcanlZe heraelf fast
enough to suit her Yaflkee-wO<Shlpplng
husband (I hr . 30 min )
(I) .OVW .. Across The Grea1 Divide"
( 1976. Adllentura) Robef't Logan. Heath·
er Rattray Two Of'phaned children .. t out
alone across the Rocky Mountains In
order to claim a farm in Oregon Which
the=-ttad ( 1 hr . •o min ) (Z) "I'm Oenctng At Feat As I Can"
( 1982, Orama) Jill Oaybufgh. Nlcol wim-
amson The stoiy ol • woman's b81118 With
Valium addk:llon II told. 'R' ( 1 hr • •5
•
min clu..ccumnlltlY
719 t • M ~Featured • IOoll et the many peoe>te wno ha\19 play<9d rhe rote of Superman.• leUol\ In eurclM ettlquettt,
the battle lor W..CWOOCS; a IOok et oome-
CS.n Paul~ l !Z.:-...ac•., m • u. ~tut9Ct. • .,... lflp 10
Baja Calttom'e ~ w-. to a.. Joee
del Cabo and C:.bo e.n LUCM, tpOf1 fllh.
Ing. wtftdturflng and 9CUtMI dMno and ,.,..
undetw•let vlcfeo toolage o4 met1ne ..-0-
111e.
(l)Ulllftl=· • LOI at. &.tllnM VllllfWt In Celilof • nJa le lN Ille of a VoUnO Melt~~
o.n-·~up. i .. Ti' .. ln
Wad=e1dg Coal • .. , ... , .....
... -. ~I Wll 111tJtlly t CIUI• l1t1tr
ttw,;y t;OlkJ hta t •• • 11u•111el 11 1:0011(;1
man'a lil '°";~" nl murt1et ( t n1 ) • II.I.:~ "ChOIJien C.11 r,:,1,, ' ,evu•AI omotlf,,llllly ui•turbed
1.h11than whv r•llltln 111 11 111111etv ol 1naht11
11e1no1ao111nu•111~11;1 ( 1 h1 1 G AUITll Cfl"f I 1.11 ell• l y1111 1>411
fOfll\• many uf " I IAPIUI .,.., ,, ......
m110. htr 11 teoamJ 1n 1he muatc 1N.llJ•t1y
(I hr I
!Cl MO¥ll Julia ( 1'117 CJl•mtal J1r,.
fu111.l11. Vm1t ••II llt1•lg111v11 Writer l 1lhnn
H111111111n IM 1111111.n 111tu ti~ m•111 tr11u11 nt
w11rtu11e 111 11it.111c11 oltrnt~ wnon her cto'
tt11I ch1l<.lltc)t><I troend ,...,., her h4ttp (;>
n11 I
ISi llllOVW r"ck Up Su1111no1" ( t08 I,
Cometlv) M11 n11el /11l111kvr Cart M11u111
T hit tun hllo<.l 1111111mer v11r..t11ll)tl or two hlgl'I
schuul 11lu<.101111. c:ulrr11n11ttl 111 .1 hotly Obll·
felled Plllhllll Cl'lmr>OllllOll R' (, hr 30
n11n I
C) MOVW (>uuO Mitn UOn' I WHI Plaid"
( 1982 Com&dy) Steve Martin. Rechel
Ward A hard·bO•l&d p1111att eye rune Into
a hOSt at lom1hlir ch11racter1 while lnllfttt
• IJMflng the d&llllh \ll A,.liC*!U6~ / Ct\eetf , tycoon PG· ( t hr 30 min )
ta'tllH llOvtl AL 11t1e 5,,., (1981 Comedy! Tun Matheso11, E'cJward Herrmann P\
n11wlywed comme1c111I d11ecto1 tlrts ot hit
b11d and t>ecomei. a ph1h1noer111 'R' ( t
hr !l5m1n)
.. INDOIJmllfT NllWOM ..... ROC:acOMTY ,,_ CJG (()~Gl>..wt
UnlllDAY llQHT
.. llAllCH °'-
'"' .-.nlOMI llAllY tWITlllAN, IWrf IWITllWI
A MT1CI INMI our "Harry A
Blackmvn'!i Convars.itton With Daniel
Schott Daniel Schorr 1111ervoews !he Hon-
orable Ha11y A Blai.;kmun. Associate Jus.·
tree of the Supreme Court ( 1 hr ) ~ NI UTDIGMT ' Children Of Darkness
Follo,..·Up The Treatment 01 Emotlonally
Disturbed Children In Ame11ca ' (I hr )
(.L) MOVll 'Hot Times" ( 1974, Comedy)
Henry Cory Bonnie Gondtl A sexually
1ne11pe11encet.J high school Sludent suffers
the leasrng or a bevy of ch86rteaders bu!
manages tu tulltll his goals at a New
Year s Eve party A 11 hr 30 min )
(0 ) llOVll "The Honeymoon Is OvE11"
( 1971 D1JmaJ A p.111 ot newlyweds seek
profess•onill help 101 lhe11 ~exual prob·
lems ( 1 hr tO rn111 I
1z 1 lllOVll "Na11on1tl l an1poon Goes l'o
The Movie.., I 1qa 1 Comt!dy) Robby
Bens.on Richard W101nark Popular movie
genres are SQ!lnrnd 111 three parodies 'R'
l hr 30rnor' I
lWCWI
1'::10 (J) MAlrT TO HART Jona I han and Jen·
n1le1 get 1nvc>lved 111 a myste11ous case or
1n1erna11ona1 espronage while vacahon•no
•n Hawau IRJ 11 hr 10 min) D m TOllGHT Host Johnny C.arSUfl
Guest Lou Gosse11 Jr ( 1 hr I
U ®)MC_... NIGHTUm 0 YOll AalCID FOA IT
d) llOVll 'Juggernaul ' ( 1974,
Sust)('n!>e) R1charel Hams Omar Sha11I A
hohday c.ru1•p oecomes a rnghlma1e wnen
the .1ulho1111es of a luxury liner receive an
ominous bomh lhr1>at anel an extortion
note e1emanu1ng S 10 5 m1lhoo (2 hrs )
G) Ul&JON> AIC> ION
r E i U'Oll'TICOTD (It) 0 MOVll Phobra" I 1980 Susoensel
,,,,, Ml(;h,tet Ot..111111 &u6an Hogen A
vroup ol n1t111tel pAll••llt• •II tt\UfCMtl<l
t(l,;fHflinQ tl1 lhllll UllJMtlUat IHtt fl (I
hi .14 rurn)
,.,_ <l l mAm Jonn fly"•' al1uw• yciu "'""1" •h•nget thlln truth i..rq-1 th•n kit. 11\(J
1•tU.1 than anyth1nu Y'"' vtt •vttt ...,.,,
1WIH_l llll0¥ll lvrllJ•Mk (tOUt H011ur1
Cflnt Hnw1111. AC A11111tro11u A 1t111111111v
ac.huol c•d•t ''"' bleti. fllflQI&. tu 1111e11g1
the lrumlllatk.>n he ho 111Jfl•1ed •I the
hands of h* Wffllh1t1 cl• ... ouun H ( 1
hr , 30 min I
-· mDT~ TOllGHT An 1n111rv111w with actr•IMI N11t11111• K1n•k1
...... 0.111t tlet ( 19!17 Comedy)
S-pencer T r111cy. 1<a1t1a1lrr• Hapbum
0.11P41t ltlt 1hr941 the! 1m elllcltncy
1ape11 l)OMlo to hat jOb • ~11r11en1
ha11d l1ndtl him 1t1111ctrv1 (:1 1111 . 30
min)
i ••1111••,_ __ IWTIT'll•l1lr1IWOMIOM _...
L0¥1. • FRI DU IT'n.I
MOYW "Goodbye. Emm1rnutllt'
(1977. Drama) Sylvl11 l<rlllel, Un10.r10
Ot11t'l1 A betulllul woman'• MllCh 101 lht
ult1m111 a1011e e•pe11tnc.• bring• her 10 11
atart=.:allzatton 'R' ( t hr 40 min )
ta11(0) "LlllMI Miu Merker" ( 1980.
C~y) W111te1 M•llhau Julie Andrews
Baa.ct on the Damon Runyon storv A
grull. atfngy t930s bool<le'• Ill• It turneo
trOUnd when he accepll • 6·yltl• old
moppet as a m1rke1 lor a racing bet 'PG
(1 kr • 39 min )
())llOVll "High Risk" ( 1981 Aoventurtt)
.,.,,,_ BroNo. Cteawoo Ultte A lfMl of
greedy l11enos plot Iha robbery of a ~llfon
dollars lrom a South Ame11can dnig deal
er 'R ( 1 hr . 35 min )
11:11 D CID LATI MIQNT wmt DAVID LITTIMWt
Guests Billy Crystrll, I ara1nc Newman ( t
hr)
·~ Cl') TOM COm.I: UP CLOll Guest Cra•u
Cla1bome ~UM.WANIT'1U
NA NJ. CONTACT KAMTI (It)
MOVW "Cal People" ( 1981. Fantasy)
Nastass1a K1nsk1. Malcolm McDowell Fall-
1ng 1n love poses a problem tor a young
women who turns into a te1oc1ous big cet
rt she mates with someone who 1s not of
her own kind R' (2 firs ) (ZJ llOVW "Jufla" ( 1977. Orama) Jane
Fonda. Vanessa Redgrave Wnter L1111an
Hallman is drawn onto the main thrust of
wartime 1es1stenoe etto11s when llef ctoa-
~st childhood f11end seeks her llelp 'PG'
t2 hrs)
U. IJ Cl) lllOVll '"The Ktd From Lett Foele1
( 1979. Drama) Gary Coleman. Robe1t
Guillaume A bat boy s strategy launches
a losing baseball team on a wonning slteak
lhal takes 1nem to file Woita Se,.es (R) l1 hr 20 min) tMU llCMI Any Wednesday' (1966.
Comedy) Jane Fonda Jason Robards
£11e1y Wednesday. a "model' husband
111sits his mistress 1n a laJC-exempt su11e
12h1s) U llCMI 'Lady In Cement' ( 1968 Mys
tery) Frank S1o1atra. Raquel Welch A p11
vate 001ec1tve h11ed 10 lrnd a m1ss1ng g111
drscOYefs he1 body 1n a Flor•Cla bay 11
'"' 30 mun m llDIJllJlmfr N11W011tK ..... 0 llCMI "Looping" (No Date) Snelly
Winters. Sidney Rome A look 1~ laken et
carnr11al Ille ( 1 hr • 35 n11n )
1!11 D G) .c..-.. OVIWT
d) TOM COTTU: UP ClOll Guest L a1nie
Ka1an m llOVll "Wf' Joined Irie N11vv ( 1962
r:umedyl KtnNllh Mu.t .io.n O'Otlen A
w•• ky Navy olUr.11 u-11 11110 rN'Wt ltou~
11111n h• c..•ri 111111<11to 1 .. 1..i• ""'011\Q H •
, •• 1 hlOCJ (I '" 40 """ I IHI ..... IA.ITC*. CClleCD'1' The lfltef•
nallonal J>OO 1<>1.h afar J>t1rfr>1rr•• •U\on NI• •1o ' M111ru111J f rmr1" .11111 ro• YtJ1ir fy ..
Only 111 II C..Ol ICl•I I IWj>ftlJ Ill HtoUy ... uod'•
,.~'~·~ ('C) llOVll "/" ( 1960 &1111pnn11ej Yvtt1
MC>l'lllnd .HNln I O<H• I 1111tiun11111 Thtt
pot111c11 mw<1e1 uf Cirnguru"' t rtmbf•kl•
tM11v•1 t1• th11 p1olud11 10 Ill• Ortmk 1n11thtr)'
cou12_ (:? hft, 10 nun I
... Cl) CM ... lllCINTWATCM
ff1 = MC*O WllXLY "K1111tucky 0.1
by Prtv1tw" (RI
10) lllO¥ll 'C11nnonbull flun· ( 19ff I
CornodyJ Ovrt R1tyno101. Dorn {>tll •HM
Va11uu11 <><klball ch11ra(.lt"' curnp111t 1n o
L<>alll 11.>-cOu .. 1 nulO ro1Ltt P(1 (I '" 'H•
rnin) •
1 I > lllO¥ll N1uni BclllK''" ' mu'· My' l•1y) Ltt01'19rd Mann Rll(hlll Ward An
11nth1opology proteuor w11h ~ µenchtni
IOI cO·tds 16 1u1pected 111 th11 h1utal mu1
rtera of aoma or h1i. fon11t!r tJ11<i partne11o
A' ., h1 28 mrn I 1:11-~MAVY • ~ lllO¥ll "Thti Big btcuu' ( 1941 Come
dy) Mar• B1othe1s Tony M11r1111 A grOUI)
ol bumt>leti tum out to t>u poor r.ho•ces
tor store det8Cflv1;r. ( 1 t11 45 fllln ) ..l.> WOA~ (ti)
IH> llOVll 'V1c1or I V1cto11a ( 1982,
Comedy) Julie Andrew!. Robert Preslon
A gay rn•presa110 lurn~ 11 starving stngcr
rnlo tha rage of irnos P.111~ oy 1>1lhng h.lr
ar. f111ope'i. gre.itellt ftiina1e 1m1Jt1rsona
IOt 'A' (2 hrs 'tr "'"' ) L llOvtl N1yh1 SlhlKil I 1981 Mys
rery) L aonard Mr1nn R<Jchel Ward An
anthropology prolesi.01 w11h " pe111.:he111
IOI CO-eds ... '4>'PBCICU of !ht; brutal ltlUI
de1s of some ol his torml'r oe1J par1ne1s
'R ( 1 hr , 28 min J
(ZJllOVll ''I'm Dunc1ng As Fast As I Can"
( 1982 Orama) Jill Claybvrgh Nicol w 1111
amson The s101y ol a woman's bdllle w11h
Vallurn add1c11on 1s 101d 'A' ( 1 hr 45
min)
M tlll .a..D AT UAQI .. 8 MOVW "The Mystery Of Ma11e Roget"
( 1942 Mystery} Maria Mnnte1. Patric
Knowles A meO•cal e,.anoner uncovers a
murde1 alter an actress d1sappea1s ( t
ht. 10m1n)
l =cm'tntlATM
)IUll•U,,_I
llOVll "G11I frierios ( 1978 Drarna)
Melanie Mayron Eh Wallac..to A young
woman leams about the c1111f£"•<>•ons one
has lo make 111 romance by rJliSNvtng t1e1
closest t11eno·s alla1r'> .111d by having one
herself PG' ( 1 hr 28 min I
a.(!)FAmt• (~ llOvtl 'Pick Up S11rnml'r I 1981.
Comedy) Moe.haPI le111,lu>r Cdrl MarOflif,
The fun filled s1Jmmer vacat1011 of lwo high
school '>luden1~ culminate\ 1n ,, holly oon·
teste<l pinball < ompet1t1on A' ( I hr 30
llllfl)
Ml CJ MOV1I. Ju.lid '1'.).77 (Jr,11nt1) ~ane.
ronda Vanessa Redlc)r.1Vf' W11(P1 Lill111n
Hellman rs drawn into ti l' main thrus1 of
w11rflme res1s1arx.e P.llorn; when he1 c.los
esl childhood !11en<.1 sooks her help (2
hrs. 10m1n)
.. (f) TOf' O' TME ...a
Friday, April 29, 1983 27
-Thursday Cont.
WW•IWORK... (1971 Adventurl'I R1c.hllrd Hams John
L0¥1,AmllCMITVll Huston A man survtv(M'. 11 brutil' ma111tng
' ) TOP ~ IODMQ Coverage ol thP Al by a huqe bear CilU'>•ng thP a<,toundeC
Carter t Charlie Brown 10-round light Indians to worship him as J gnc ( 1 hr 30
weight t>Out (from Allanta Ga ) (R) (;> min l
hrs. 30 min 1 • (!) MOVIE "A South1>rn 't'a11t,e1> ( 1948
($) MOYll "Lqve & Money" ( 1980 Comedy I RM Skelton Arlene Dahl A
Adventure) Ray Sharkey Omelia Mull A bellhop falls 1n lovp whole tri111tny a '>PY I?
Los Angelel'. ~nk employee's Ille 1s hrs )
turned upside-down when he meets and 9 llf1'DT~ TONIQHT Th!' n1sto1y of
... _ ~~J~t 1n ~l!l..lbe. ·-<e ~e;(!':<~~C.!..t'(!.~hlll *"'~~ .... :\. ~ ..... '""'~ . . " --R·"'(1lir ~5m'ln • "' · il9c..nti ~ 0 6:) LATI llQMT WITM D&YD ~ TOM COTTU: WI ClOll G1H>s1 Troy
Guests .Johnny Bench or the CtnQnnat1 •Donahue
RedS. George Burns t 1 hr ) Cl) MOVIE Westt>ouno I 19'>9 Wec;tern)
I ~ Rancolph Sco11 Virq1n1a Mayo A Yan~ee
(II flllOfl.I officer is placec 1n charge ot starting a
TOM corn.I: WI Cl.Oii Guesl Ray stagecoach hne to snip gold out ot Caltlor-
Bradt>ury (Par1 1) noa ( 1 hr 35 min)
g) LOft, AmllCAM ITVll (S) MOVIE "The Boooens I 198 t Horror I
CI) llOVll "Absence 01 Malice' ( 198 t Ret>ecca Balding Fred Mccarren Anc1en1
Orama) Paul Newman. Sally Field A legit tentacled creatures terrome lhe 1nhabtt
1mate businessman's hie ts ruined by a ants of house that is connected to lhA
newspaper reporter's story alleging his monsters· subterranean lair A' 11 hr 35
1nvotvement 1n the mob kltllng ot a labor min )
bo5S 'PG' (I hr 56 min ) t• (C) MOVll The Anyr r Hill<; ( 1959. Ora
(Q)M0¥11 "Hes1er Street' (1975. Orama) ma) Rot>e11 MIChum Gia Scala An
Carol Kane. Sleven ~ats A Jewish 1mm1 Ame11can correspondent llees through
gr1nt couple have problems when the wile Greece pursued by Nazi agents I I hr 50
IS unable to Americaniie hersell last min ) enoogn 10 suit he< Yankee-worshipping MOYll At>sencP 01 Ma1tce 11981
husband ( 1 hr . 30 min ) Ofama) Paul Newman Sally Fieto A 1e911-D MO¥ll M1$51ng" ( 1981, Orama) Jack imate businessman s hie is ruined by a
Lemmon. Sissy Spacel\ A m1dCle-aged newspaper reporter s story .111eg1ng h~
New York ousmt'SSman and hts daughter involvement •n the mob lo.111tng of a tabor
in-law try to l1nd out whal happened to h•r. boss 'PG' ( 1 hr . 56 mtn )
son wno disappeared durtng the m11ttory •1 Cll Cll.waMICllHTWATCtf
coup tn Chile 'PG' (2 hrs . 2 min) mwa (ZJ llOVll "Slnpes" (1981, Comedy) Bill llOV1I "S11tmg Oucks' ( 1980. ACven
Murray, Haro!d Remis A New York cobb•e ture) Michael Emil 7ach Norman Two
~Ing tor 1n1c1tement convinces hrs t>esr inept mobsters flee to Soulh America and
tr141nd to join him 1n enhsling on the U S encounter lhe women assignee ro kill
Arm.l'.... 'R' ( t hr . 20 min ) them 'A' ( 1 hr 30 min I
t:MI G C1J MCCI ~ Marstiaff McCloud arrives 1:111-=a NOft.I
11'1 New York to study big city taw enforce 1:11 Gl) ...
ment and 1mmed1atety tends 1n trouble llOV1I "Ceno1dAte FOf Murder t8) (I hr , 20 men ) ( 1974 MySlery) James Stewert Strother
t:MI al) llOVll "Blond.e's Reward" ( 19 .. 8 Maritn In lhe hnal days ol a hercw presi
Comedy) Penny Singleton. Arthur lake oenual campaign. a tenator181 aide is
Dagwood bungles a property deal that accused of k1Ulng an tnftuent1111 Washing·
reM111a in hos demolt<>n to ofllce boy ( 1 Ion news commentator (I hr . 30 min )
ht .. 30 mlfl.) (!) IPOI,._. (It) -CJD .... IWILOWI: MVATI m Martowe (1:) MO¥ll "Demon" ( 1976. Horror) Cam·
confronts 11 syndicate hit man wneo he eron Mitchell. Jennifer Holmes A quiet vii
becomes a bodyguard tor a gangllt'lr tage 11 terrorized by 11 bizarre killer 'A' ( I
marked for death l'lr • 36 min ) we llOVll "The Truth About Spring" D MO¥ll "Hearl Beat" ( t980. Oram")
( 1965. Or1ma) Hayley Miiis, John Mills A Nick Nolte. Sissy Spacek The lives 01
lllhet'men attempts to merry oft hit Beat generation legends Jack Kefouac da~hter to• lawye< 12 hrs) and Carol and Neal Cassady are chront· e llOVll "Man In The W~dernetS · cled. explorif'IO the growth of~ retatlOO
•nip a<. th('y spend 20 restless years on
the move R ( 1 hr 50 min )
Z MOVIE · Naloonal L 11mJ")OOn GO(>'; To
fhe Movies" I 1981 Comedy) Robby
Benson. Richard Widmark Popular m0111e
genres are salorized in tnree parodies 'R'
(I hr 30 min)
t.a@ WOllLO AT LMGI
HI 0 MOVIE Time Without Pity" ( 1956.
Orama) Michael Re<1grave. Ann Todd A
A _ rn11~s t SjVf!/'_!P ~ w 1 -~i. f •,
-. cmY -~ ,. '=•llrmt UI 'Al'nta O MOVIE Dead Eno I tC!37 Orama)
Sylvia S1dnt>y Joel McCrea Youngsters 1n
;in f11c;t River slum light 10 overcome their
pnvtronment ( t hr 35 mm l
S MOVIE 'V1s1t1n9 Hours· ( 1982,
Su<,penseJ Michael Ironside Lee Granr A
psychotoc murderer searches tor his next
11or wn A TV newswoman who survived an
c11rher et111ck 1n a big c11y hospital 'R' ( 1
hr . 45 min)
Ml C MOYll Smokey And The Bandt!"
( 1977 Comedy) Buri Reynold'! Sally
F1Pld A dareoeV11 trucker accepts a chal-
1enge to run ll 1ruckl0ad ot beer from Tex-.n bacK to Georgia on a trm1ted amount of
tome PG ( 1 hr '0 min )
1:11 ti OCMNO '°" lAUGH8l nlB YOUMO CO.. ICt Interviews Comte vionettas and 1n
concert pt>rlormances h1Q"hght this d<>Cu-
mentary that looks at the 1t11es of three
young comedians both on and off the
"age (I hr I ._ (D TOP O' lMI llOM9IG m MOYll "Death Ana Tht> Maiden '
( 1973. Mystery) James Stewart, Strother
Maritn A young woman tong suspected
ot mental tmbatance. is charged with the
i;hooMg deaths of her lather stepmother
atd.:;;.i:' ~{., 30 min )
'l MO¥ll 'A Week's Vacat1<>n' ( 1980)
Nathalie Baye Gerald l andvtne ( t hr
'Omtn) =~=-w.u ~ MO¥ll 'Night Schoof' ( t981. Mys·
tery) Leooard Mann. A.chel Ward An
anthropol<>gy professor with a penchant
tor co-eds IS suspected of the bru111 mur·
dtlrs of some ot his forrMr bed partneit
'A' 1Tnr , 28 min)
t:llCJl)llOVll "Soup For One" (1982. Come-
dy) Saul Rublnek. Marc~ Strasaman A
New YorkGf confronts social presa1r•
and htS own neuroses In hrS quest tor the
perfect mare 'R' ( 1 hr • 25 min )
Looking at prime-time in 1984
LOS ANGELES (AP) -In
~ lt11 8Clftletimel hard io &ell
the difference between rullty and fan .... ShooUna Stan," one of 76
pJlou the three network• are
cnllldm1nl for the f&ll llMOn, domn't
meaitany .......
"Sbootlu Stan'' a. • detecllve dl'am9 ln w'hkh aw, 0.. WUllama .:net J"t'ed 1'-avaleNI .,. two S\Gn
who play private 4f1" on ~
..• and after·houn pla7 prlY•'-
~w f« r.1.
10 'ttday, AprU 29, 1913}
The propc.d amea, which hu a
1ood do1e of humor, h being
conaldettd by ABC for lta September
.chedule.
The newest tnnd la thlt of ahows datcned after video l•f'Din. ABC'•
"AuComan" I• 1bout a video-game
hero who com" to Ufe to pursue c:rtmLnala. ABC's .. ftemdon and ••
and CBS' "Whla Kida" center on
adventurous youn1 computer
..,Uw.. Other lrBida arw: -11» ~ ot fantMy wUb two
.,_ ....... NBC'• 11JIM1fer ~
Here" and CBS' ''Tolether Again," an
"E.T." ·lhlplre<:I thow wlth ABCa
"Withman," two pro1ramt about
people wllh tJ'\e ~ to tnndonn
themHlvoa Into animals, NBC'1
"Manlmal" and CBS' "13 nun..rtlh
Avenue," an.ct N8C'a "V,'' about an
lnvulon bj alieni from -s-e.
-MlUW'y themes, with NBC'1
"Bravo ~·· ln U. •1a. cl "An ou• ancr • O-dllman,' and caa•
unlJLled "Navy Projet't;" a drama
rnolvtne around tM famllr of a
wtdowld DAYAi air blll CIOllWl•der •
l "°''°'*-llMClm.1 .._...,
~--·-) comnm _..,. ,...,. "·•
llh 011~111u Teln1111K111 Cornmerc111I•
fhll uw111ct wtnnlllij 11rogr11m uncu~e11 1t111
l!Ulh lithln11 t1110..,1111on c:nmmerrt•I• lu
1'\tlj) <.n11r.111111111. lin1J r'111I 1111uu 11nil 'lllVI
rtl<>(~ ,..• ... ... Ii u•• '.&. Mau11ur11 •• 1t111.1~ .. 1J 111 11 tlmll warp wh1l11 •11•rn11t1nu lo dt.1111 u
111m'l11 1t1nct1•1 111;1:;11!Mrd ot 111urdw1111u 11 Lt>11
11•roct1on m11gna1e (Al (I hr ) .. G ,,.. A nta1:k Ollllenn• IMI• .,,. lo
001nu 111,d11ty pr""""'.u by • hard nOMttl
11111truc·101 ''"" flruno dcivelop• 11omo
IJl1ttud 111111utt8'1 tow11rd • c.hllct p1cxt1yy
lRl (I hr) 8 llOVll "Cm Wa&h" ( 19711. C om111lyl
Richard Pryor G11or1.10 Cmlln I ti11 1 •Illy
m1xod up, du1ly rOUIU•U 01 II dlllu•tt I Ii~
Angelos cer wash 1111nlorrupted by b1iv111AI
unusual customor'I (2 hrl> ) a @l .un llUIYI IT Oii MOTi r 1iu
lured oddnler. of HollywOOd, a mucred
t.¥iemony '" lh'1 c•ly ot Mecca and olhm
111ualt1. 11 1111R11e San Ouenlln pr1wn
e•~IO"! r,,11 .. f!d oy a deck 01 carcts ( 1
hr) O lllOVll Htillhghlers' ( 1969, Adven
lure> Jot1•1 W11yne Katharine Ross A
band ol couritgeous lorehgh1ers OAllles .i
~l.CUIQf Oil ¥1jll.tli.aU· 12 he') QJ , .. MAGAZlm A11 11111s1 who palf11s
clo1h1ng on people htiallh and Oeau1y
8•Pd" l 1sa UoOloup has lops on l<eep1ng
111
Cl) llOVll "The Bridge Al Rem:\uer•'
( 1969. Drama) Oeor1,1e Segal, Ao1Jer1
\fauyhn A htJrc.e hn11te rages between lhe
Amer1cJn Army f!lld lht< N1ws lor control
of the IJ!>I 1e111a1r11ng b11dge across lhe
A~rne (2 hrs )
6i) ~ .,_,-..,~-.. ,. Neal Gabler arl() Ji>I
trey l yons review Dr Oe1to11 and ·51111
Smok•ng · e _,. OllANQI COUNTY
r~) llOVll ·smot.ey And The Band11"
( 1977 Comedy) Bull Reynolds Sally
Field A darede"'' trucker accepts a chat
lenge lo run a truckload of beer from Te•
a!l back h.> Georgia 1n a l1m11ed amount ol
11rne 'PG' (I hr. 40 min)
(£) "°"'1CIXTIJI (A'! llOVll "Going Ape•" I 1981 CorneOy)
ll)Oy Danza. Jessica Waller Ttnee oran·
gu1ans hold the purse s111ngs 10 a S5 mll
lilon 1nhe111ance PG' ( 1 hr , 27 min)
0llOVll Taps 11981 Drama) Ge.xge
C Scoll Timothy Hulton M1hlary school
cadf!ls take over 1he11 school 10 prevent
plans to 1urn me academy property 1nro a
condo c:k've1opmen1 PG (2 hrs ) m llOVll 'Shal..edown" I 1950 Drama)
Howard Dutt Brian Donlevy In an a11emp1
to promote nos photography career. a man
becomes 1n110111ed with rackereers. rob·
bery and blackmail ( 1 hr . 30 min )
--1~:-u ... ITOllY
• ~ llMVllWt Neal Gabler and Jet
trey Lyons review ·or DetroH" and 'Sllll
Sm~~· {[' "Personal Best • I 1982 Ora
Ina) Ma11el Hemingway. Pa111ce Donnelly
Two young female athleles are lorn
between IO'lle and ambtlion as they train
for Olympic compe1111on A' (2 hrs )
C.OlllOVll Tm Dancing As Fasl As I Can"
( 1982. Orama) Jill Clayburgh NICOi Wiiii
amson The s1ory ol a woman's battle w1lh
Valrum addiction 1s told 'R' (I hr • 45
"1111 I .. (fl)MU'ft.m
-· -I -A "'1Ylihll till" A J 111d lcll 10 h.tp her wl1<tn 1he h111 111.in11
Ill.ti llhe II ll'wl r111At vlCllm 111 • '11Ul~r••
i!ll J_I ht I U • -A mAI Cir1111dm11 Irle• H; 1111lp out •ruvnd the hoo•• wh111 N11ll U"'*'
11d. 8 QI T'OO C&.Oll flOll COllPOllT An
11'1(.0nlpcllflllf COl-.lllK.11()11 t,lltW 111411 lo
c:onYell lhe atttc; u110 111 •p11r11111tnl ICll
H(ll'lty I molh«tl u1 l•w ..........
llY8'Df W11 Iii• AtLU•t:Kl Myrn
i.now1ng lh•I l'aul 111u1t111ed 111• wilt
CM<;1d .. 10 ""md 1>y h•m DI Ch11I lnapec;.
loc B011ro t.IOlff in on lhtm (Part 4) c;i ehr) lllAITUPtlCI TMU"9 'P11v11tr;
hult" Af1t11 two yeara of n1rd l1bor
Sc11ul1 II 1ou111t11d wllh tho rosl of
N11uho1m't1 lurgu11t (P11rt bl O ( t hr)
( f ) MA IA .. Covmauo ol lhe lJ S Prof11!".
•10o111 Toomornunl (hum Allnnllc C11y
N J ) (R) ( I hr 30 m111 )
1Sl MOYll ·v1r.111ng Huur11 ( t96;t
Suspeni;e) Michael lron»1do. l 01i U•81'11 A
psychotic murderer 'earch111 lo• h•~ nexl
111cl1rn. a TV newswoman who surv1vltd ur1
earl10r anacl< 1n u 1>1g cny hospllal 'R ( 1
nr 45m1n)
(t) llOWI 'A Week's V11c111to11'' ( 1980)
N111h11h11 Boy1i. Gerald l and111n~ (I hr
40 ,,,,,, ) " ... <Ill lllO'lll "Cros~urron1" (1911 Mys-
tery) Robert Hol1k8. Joremy Slula Two
San Francisco t101oc1111es 1nvesHgale the
murder ot a yourh olJoord a cable cnr (2
hrs)
lt:9 8 CE) C1t11Jt1 A l1m1d plle!il-IO tJe. lnebn-
ateo tor lhe 111'>1 time 1n his Ille. makes a
pass a1 Diane (R)
D ®l AIWIDA'I (!) MOVll The Cil'>'>ilndra CrC!Ss1ng·
( 1977 Suspense) Suph1a L0ren R1chard
Ha111s A passenger 1ra1n carrying a 1erro1-
1s1 w1lh pneumonic plague meets w11h
dasrruc1t0n when 11 I!"> a11111led from 11s
011g1nal aes11na11on (2 hrs 30 min ) m11•4•t•M 00 lllOVll "Soup For One" ( 198?, Come-
dy) Saul Aub1nek. Marcia Strassman A
Ne111o Yorker conlronts social pressures
and his own neuroses 1n his quasi tor lhe
perfecl male 'A' (I hr . 2'> min ) m n11 V1RG1W1 -6 Cl) TUCtCIJt't WITCH A shrpp1ng 1ycoon
hires Rick end Amanda 10 1nves11ga1e the
20-year-old k1dnapp1ng of h1s daughter
{_I hr) D GD MaL ITllllT IUlll Wash1ng1on has
10 work with a dangerous narcorics detec
llve. LaRue schemes ro cash 1n on a
pohce belling pool and Hill and Renko's
honesty ts pul 10 1he 1er.1 I t hr J
l omm..,.. 8'•1111
WAI.LI Of Fm Aicaroo Montalban nar·
1a1es an explorallon ot the ltves and crea ·
lions ol Mexico's greatest murahs1s •• the
late David Alfaro Siqueiros Jose
Clemenle Orozco and Diego Rivera ( 1
hr. 30m1n) '
Qli) M'YITDY 'We. The Accused" Myra.
knowing thal Paul murdered his wife
dk1des to sland oy him as Ch1et lnspee·
IOI Bollro closes on on them (Pdrl 4) o
l! hr I ~ llOVll "Hanover Street" ( 1979
Romance) Hamson Ford Lesley·Anne
Down An Amencan p1lol falls 1n love w1lh
a mqmed Engllsh nurse du11ng Worid War
II. then embarks on a dating mission to
rescue her husband from enemv forces
PO' (1 h1 40 mill >
... Mc)V9 'VICIOf I VICIOI.. ( I 1
011 .. d)') Julie And1ew1 noblnl PtMIOtl
A U•Y l111p111u110 tu1n1 a ll•rv~ ti"OtH
11110 1ht1 11ye "' 1e;t0ti P•111 by bllhng Nri
a• [ulO HI 11 IJ•Ollt•I l1tm111tt lmfj4trlONI·
IOI 'ff 2 htl , lb'"* -e=~...=--... awa&I ~ TUI wmt MM
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IUllY MAlnWl, IUllY MMTIWI
... U'l'lllQHf Dr AnlhOny J Salli
111ro. •ulhof of "Recalled By Lfft," IO<>kt
11 hi• tumarkat>lt rocovo1y lrorn canc.r.
1111tho1 dnd 1eae•rcher Marltyn re.gut0n
1<l11llt1lt hor blueprint IC>f 11 i>.ttlff wOlld"
wr11iro lluman pot11n11n1 11 mu1rntzed ( 1
hr)
((J ~
tRl MOVll .. Atlanttc City" (1980, Drama)
Burt I ancft8ter. Sull8n Sarandon The
eiolronged husbo11d ot a11 oyster bar well·
reu a111ve1 wtth ll4tl p1ttgnan1 younger 111-
rer and some !lloler1 herom. which he
wanrs An aging hood to l>elf 101 him 'R' ( 1
hr 44 min)
(L I 1110¥W F0teplay· t 1976 Comedy)
l&ro Mosrel. fsrelle Parsons ThrH comic;
vlgnelt&' are ottered as explana11ons for
lhe hill ot 11 11ct1ona1 American p1eslden1
'R' ( 1 hr , 15 min )
COl MOVll "L•llle Orphan Dvsry"' ( 1982,
Orama) Rhonda Jo Porty. Jotln Holmes
A runaway orphan suiters adventures on
lhe road 1111 ci kindly playboy takes her
unoe1 h1i; wing ( 1 hr • 30 min )
C_&l LOYltCI FMNDI AND ..... CT COUll\U (ll llOVll "F1nd The I ady" ( 1977. Come-
dy) Mickey Rooney Peler Cool\ A
crooked man h11es lwo criminals lo kidnap
his niece t I hr 20 nun) g,Ma..-
'~al) llOVll ''The Pe111hed F01esl'' ( 1936.
nian-a) Humphrey Bogart. Belle Davis A
w111e1 finds romance when he runs ll'llo 11
i;.ang ol killers 1n A111ona s Petrified For·
OSI j_I hr . 40 min )
1~ ti CJ) ~y Quincy suspects that araoo
was comm111ed 10 cover up a murder In a
small-town 1a11 (R) ( t hr 10 min ) D 01) TONIGHT Hos1 Johnny Carson
Guesl child actor Emanuel Lewis ( 1 hr )
I l1Dl AIC _,,. MIQH1\l9
YOU A1K1D fotl " llOVll 'Support Your Local Sherill"
( 1969 Comedy> James Garner Joan
Hackell A gold rush and lhe ensulflg riot
are brought under control by a slr8nQOf
whlo~==rill (2 hrs)
PIMOMAL NIAMCI
( A M1W DAY II EDIN Bill's Personal
Maid" (Part 40)
11:11 (C) llOYll "Hardcore" ( 1979. Drame)
Geo1ge C Scoll. Season l~uoley A con·
cerned lather leaves rhe peaceful sur-
roundings of his home !own 10 search IOI
hrs daughter who has 1>eeome heavily
involved 1n a 01g-c11y pornography rackel.
R' ( 1 hr 46 min )
tHI D DfTPT~ TOMCIHT The h1s1ory ot
New York C11y s nightlife O llOVll • The Filth Day 0 1 Peace"
( 1972 Orama) Richard Johnson. Frenco
Nero The late of a parr ol German POW•
1s decided 1n lhe hnal days ol W01ld War II
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~Prine likes farming, too. • • Diggs' desire to write. • •
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From P-1 S.t':ki"' with just a touch of
IOU em mellowne:9 ln his voke,
Prine WM rDOft than imprwd a
little with hls ~ ln ~ piay. He
~-bk tC111~1.tlnce __ _
h..-ldrur ln on Brmdway ln Tbamu w-~.~·Look 11omewarc1 ~· .. ln
1958.
'Goodbye Freddy' is IOl't of a
Olekhovian type comedy that dea1a
with relationlhlps." he aid. "It
polnta out that no matter how dme
you are to peopJe, you do come into
the wodd alone and you are to a
great extent responsible for your
lonene91 . . . and your
cooununication with thoee people.
"U people wOl come tee it. they'll
understand What rm talking about.
becau.e U& (Ellr.abeth Dial) writ.es
It a whole Jal better than T aay it."
Andrew Prtne WU blOught
to C.utomla about 20 years
~ to do tetevtdon series,
'Wide Countty."
Frornhge1
Perhape It wu her 104-year-old
arandmother who tint f.Ot Diga
excited about the theater. 'She U8ed
to Co to New York foe a month eech
·--~·Jmt..to..aea.~d F to a ...
play eves;y day, And two on matinee
daya." Dial •ya.
Whatever lt w-. J)jgl la hooked
on theater. "It'• a strui.p art form.
theater," she aays, "fn that it u.s a
human medium to brtnc the words to
life."
'Ibe best th1na about writing plava
t. the i.rnrned.Ulcy of the theater. 1•1
love chaotic houlleholda, where tbent'•
lota of fighting, and oonfUct Ftng on,"
ahe aays.
The toft-tpoken brunette, who'•
been married and divorced twice and
bu a ~ dauch•. budly
8eelm the ttpe to enpy raw emotion.
"Maybe lt'a beca• •• I cune fnxn a
very aptight, WASPy family," abe
aaya. "rm just lucky that I re811y like
writing for the .....
Diggs wrote a ttudent musical
while attending Brown Univenlty,
and~ went an to write llOl'ne one--
act plays.
.. Goodbye Freddy" la the story of
three couples who ~ther for the
funeral of a friend. 'Ibey are
carrying out hia wiah to celebrate
with a party by eating caviar,
drinking champa&lle. dandng and
singing ''Bye Bm Blackbird. .. During
thia oelebration'Whey take time to
examine re.latjonships with each
other.
"It's as good a play u rve reed,"
Prine said. "The only other play I
lil_u!d ~·much WU ~ .. tint play I -"'lo~ w•llillf-· Ilsa;~ 'Thomas Wolfe story I did oft
Georgia line. '!bat's where I lived "They were very imitative," the
· for my first 16 years. It wu a great auth« uys of her early worka. "It
area. We raiaed field tobacco and I waa ~ bi& a ~ for me to imagine
Broadway a hundred or 90 YN.111
ago."
"Goodbye Freddie" gives the tall,
lean act.Qr a chance to return to th.e
stage after about five years away
from It.
About five yean ago he appeared
in "Long Day's Journey into Night"
and "The Cable Mutiny" at the
Ahmamon Theater in t..o. Angeles.
loved 't . Believe it qr not. lf I Mdn't -writing plays. •
-... ~~~"'\ol ' ..... damn, good tanner. " . • , . •New ~
"My mother and father were where abe a lived ever since. ~voreed w~en I was young. She waa She taught wrltlna and literature at
living in Mwni with her husband 90 the college level ancf got her Ph.D. in
when I was 16 I went down there' literature from C.olumbia Uniwnity.
for a visit. While I was there they Then, five years ago, she decided to ~ me to a play and I saw my very return to writing -living on money ~t professional play. she had saved up while teaching. It
Some people from the North had was a 9CaTY lhing to do, she says, "but
put up a tent and was touring with I would have been more acared if I
'Showboat.' I aaw It and I instantly knew what I was really in for."
'It Ma~ quite dear to ~, I was an actor. It
didn't ~ to nuke any difference that I didn't
know 11 dam thing about acting. I hMI on{>'
watc:h«I Bude Jann movln c.nt.11 thllt point ... "
She spent the fint two )lean or '°
writina for her drawer, • she puta IL "I wrote a lot. but none of It waa FOd
enouab to ahow =one." So it
11CCUmulaied in her draww.
Then, her first full-leqt.b play,
"Clote Tl-." WU produced b the
Lone WMrf Theatre, "' New ~ Conn. It W• later produced at tbe Loa Antle.lee Public Theatre and at the
Victory Gardena Theatre, Chicago.
Thia June, "Close Ties" will be
produced in Scarborough, England.
For the future, Digl' newest pla}'_.
"B.J .'s War," baa been commissioned
by SCR. ., it aeerna ahe'U be back in
the areA before lonl·
But flrat, she'll return to New
Y ork'a Uttle Italy aection, where she
will finiab up "B.J.'1 War."
"Goodbye, Freddy," WOP first place
in a new/laywright't competition last
year an waa chomen by SCR for
production on the th.eater'• second
ltqe.
"The tint production of a.play is
terrlbl)'. demanding , and. nerve-~:· Dias says with a •
nervoua amile. "The play lm't really.
it.elf until ita been acted, ao it'a
lmpo(tant that lt'I done right."
Sbe donn't tee herself writing fiction. GI' movies. ••A lot of people end
up dolna that just for the money. It'•
bard to IUppcll't younelf just from the
theater'.''
But Dlaa thlnb w11 set by, .. lone • the keepm wrltlnc and lives
cbeapl)'.
And lt will alwayt be play.. and
dJaloau• .. bat ab• wr-ti.1. "I'm
lntlllatad bl what people aay to Meil
odiier, .. abe •YI firmly.
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The ldiUdy iucol para• Puerto Rican
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Barbara <:arrera b Lota, the
mysterious woman who loves
dangerously.
Chuck Norris • • •
'Lone Wolf McOuade'
Chuck Norris bas over the years made a
bloody fortune portraying modem-day vtgjlant.es
woo kick, Chofi and blas-i-thelr way througtn:>ne
che9 but luterative, film after another,..
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Norris, 'a biner-Karate chempion, ~ his
jaw-buatl.Qg front kicka to help a California
community rid itaelf of aome drug traffickers.
For a little variety, Hollywood occasionally
gives Noni.a a role where he maims a multit}4de of
unaavory c:baracten in hia quest to rescue a
loved-one or track down an arch-enemy, such as
in "~, Breaker" and "Silent Raee,"
respectively.
Are Norris' movies artistically aballow? Yes.
Do his mm. make modiey? yes. His previous
1eYen. in fact. have gnmed matt than $200
million to date.
Tile folka at Orion Pictures know a good
thing when they aee it, ao it corne. u no surpriae
that aeveral minutes into Norri.a' latest movie
"Lone Wolf MLQuade," more than 20 men are
gunned into oblivion. Sonle words of advice~
"Lone Wolf ~" ii clearly a film for young
males who no longer get their jollies watching the
Duke boys outwit &.:toe and &. Hoa.
Grown-upe., with the exceptJon of the
..... " ~· --·-' .. ,,. ·.··
Texas Ranger J . M. McOuade fChuck NonisJ hurts an attacker ttvough
the air fn scene from "lone \I/off McOuade."
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-30-goina-on-15 crowd, best stay home. (Barbara Carrera), who al8o happens to be h.avlni
Unasbamedly vio}ent, tilled with exploding a fling with McQuade's rival. Rawley Wilkes
..... co OD Col
. wnches, and enough emelees •. _-!_ettlng to · the ~-smuagijng ring.; • . . .
trocb, gunfights. ~kicks and (David Carradine), the slimy guy who heads up
·~t>VtsMRP...._.. ~ -~· 4 , .. 's , ij'\" e:t~w~~~.
th.la la a movie'abou Texas Ranger J .J · Mc.Quade "between McQuade and Wilkes. Carradine does an
(No.rria), a stop-at-nothing 90rt of guy who ad~uate job ridding himaell of the peaceful,
uncovers an arms-smuallng operation that seems phlloeophlc "graaahopper'' character he Pia¥ed in
to be destablJI~ more South American regimes his old television aeries "Kung Fu." In this movie,
than the CIA the Reqan admi.niatration he'a more like, Praying Mantia. combined.
But M<.Quade, naturally, Isn't your ordinary
church-going family-man ranger who struts
around in aviator abadea and spiffy premed
uniforms. He's a IUft-to~ ~ ~
who CIOnCeala hla eerwitive, fatherly ind.I.nations
behind. macho exterior and blue.tipped bullets.
He fighta caly when provoked, eo 8.J. NeJeon•a
trite ac:ript and d1ftctc:il' Steve Carver's camer'a are
an endie. stream of hoodlwne inciUna McQuade'a
I.re. What resulta are a .nee of good ale Texas
thraahlnp -oriental style.
Between beatinp. McQuade tria to be a. good
Dad to bia daughter, all'* with his 00.. and
falll in love with the volupiuow Lola IUcbardeon
"Lone Wolf Mc.Quade" was filmed in El Paso,
Texaa. Scriptwriter Nelaon apparently ~t
considerable time with the elite Texas
force to add an air of a&ithentidty to the · But
with the exception of McQwde, they come off
looking like a bunch of stubborn. incompetent
Keystone Q)ps. The ranpn in Et Puo will not be
amu.ed. For Nel8oo. however, it'• not a total km;
bungling law enforura always make for • few
good laugha. .
No que.tkln about lt, th.la movie establishes
Norris in the Cin\ r.twood-01.arlea Broll9on club
of filml about one-man de8tructo macb.l.nes. But
aside from hordes of thrill~kinc teen~
who will ever know!
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~ Celebrate UCi :c i Campus open house
t set this weekend ;f
~ UC Irvine makes ita rolling campus inviting to .[_ ~ the pmiIJCUiUweeiiiiiaW!iEif'l~~lti""IMltW'-···~..;......:.;;....;:.;--..
e open hou9e known u "Celebrate UC[" ! Activities will now 9CCOrdina to the format
> uled in ~ years, with a camfval Friday night
~ throuah Sunday, a Medieval fair and toun on
ii: Saturday and a Greek IOl18fest on Sunday.
It'a the one time Of the year when the campus
is dreaed up to encou.raae commlmity members to
visit. The event doubles• an llCtivity to recruit new
studenta. t
'The celebration begi.na Friday at 6 p.m., when
the camival opena en the front lawn. It runa until
midnight Fric:ky and Saturday and enda at 6 p.m.
Sunday. Rides begin at noon SatUrday and Sunday.
Tbe Wayi,aooee Medieval Faire la the featured
event an Sa1Urday, by far the bulls c:t.y during I the celebration. Joua~a and Juaaling will be
staged, and doziepa of booUw will be stocked with
food, games and informatico. ~•
Am> en Saturday, tows of the San Joaquin : There-wfl be continuous musk at the UC lrvlne "~elebrate UCI," going
Freshwater M.anh will be conducted. beginning at • on all weekend on campus.
9, 10 and 11 ._m. Pu:ticipenta should meet at the · ·· i. •
UCI Arboretum en Campus Drive near Jamboree
The Friends-of UCI will lpoolOl" .their annual McLinn, who will poee -aa a niedentooday Merit ~.m.-reCita!-a Hall. Thia year's theme is
I Road, away from the main univenity grounds. F.ar1h Day with a speech at Gatew~y Plaza by Bill and aororiti~, will com lete the events with an 8
Community Leadership Brunch at 9:30 a.m. Twain to addnm "Peace and Justice in the Nuclear 'Give My · · •YIA Greek Salute." -
Saturday at Ga~ay~. Relervationa can be ~e." Several environmental groups will offer . Ticketa to the~ are $4 in adv~ and *5 at ,.(~~~-.·,--.-'(31tC;.)·xr-:=:s;:;;;=::~·~~..a ~: ,s;: Jtfi·v ~.,,.,i;.~~~~,~...-...111 a ;;;~~;e;r;,:::~;J"~r
And at 12:30 p.m. Sa~y. UCI Will ObeerVe The Greek aongfest, featuring UCI fraternities Youth Shelter ln~ Be.Ch. · · ·, ._.,.
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the full-tencth produc:Uon of ~·· at Plunmw-aplflclnt ...-it bM been mwtnc. In addition to I
Audi1cdum. 301 S.. CbapNn Ave., J'uDerton on the tmmuv "fllrtatloul" p. de dNx in Act One, I-
C • • 8 II May 7 and La Mirada Qvic T'btatre, 14900 La Cvic Ballet bM re-lntn>duced the ''romantic'' .,_de ! . /VIC a11et to dance Mirada Blvd., La Mlrada on May 28. Each deux, In wbJcb Gt.lle and Albrecht portray their' Q.
• performance ~at 8 ~ sreat love for .ch other. •
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Kiited festival ••• Scots to gather
All the color and pepantry of Scotland wW be
on dtaplay when the 5ht annual Highland
Gatherl~ and Gamea gets under way at the
Oranae O>unty JlairlfOUnda on May 28 and 29.
llundreda of plpera, Highland dancers and
Soottlah/Amertc:an athletes from all over the Wm
will put on a two-day kilted festival of musk':
dancing and-ipu.cle to rival any Biahlapd event
bU~ of Scotland.
Spomored by the United Soott.iah Societ?, the
Highland Games were organized in 19~2 from
growing clan pic:nic8 which carried on the cultural
tradltiona of Soottiah Americana. Today's games
offer the public the opportunity to share the
splendor and fun of the Scotti.ah culture.
The bagpipe's soulful .ound, no longer a call to
war, but a llOWld of celebratJon, will open and cloae
the games. Pipera., drummers and flddlera will vie
for priue throughout the two days, ~e pipe
bands march in demomt:rationa and oompetitiom.
Swirling kilts and flaahlng feet make Highland
dancing one of the moet colorful event.a at the
games. The oompetiton are young becau.e it lS an
ext.remely 1trenuow form of competition requiring
endurance and agility, u well aa artiatic execution.
Thia year's contestants wW be competing for
the ~finals in H1ah1and dancln.ll, perfonnlna the fling, swOrd dance, Sean Triubbaa,
reel or Iriah Jig and Mllor'a hornpipe. One
of them ai.o wm wtn the cowted Oty of Edinburgh
Medal, a perpetual tr9phy for outstanding
perfonnance.
Weight throwing, when done the Scottiah way,
ii another crowd pleaser. A 58-pound weight,
attached to a ring handle by 15 inches of heavy
chain. la thrown for both diatance and height. When
thrown for height. the weight must go oyer a cram
bar while the contestant nimbly steps alide before
the welJbt craahea to the ground. A similar
26-pound weight ia thrown for distance.
Other contests of strength Include the "fixed
handle hammer throw," ln which a 22-pound
hammer on a 50-lnch abaft la twirled around the
· contestant'• head until maximum speed Ls attained,
then lt la let sc; the atone put where contestants
throw a 22-pound stone for distance; and the tart.an
drum tc.a which pits man against a beer keg.
The team events provide fast paced action with
rugby, AYSO soccer, and the traditional tug-of-
war.
There are events for all ages and interests at
the Highland Games.
Children'• sack races, three legged and wheel
barrel races and pillow fights are conducted
throul(hout the day.
dan tents can help trace a family name and
Scottish meat pies can make a good time even more
enjoyable. Border collies will be herding sheep and
ducks.
Hours of the games are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
admlaaion price la $6 for adults, $1 for children, and J4 for senion. The group diax>unt for 20 or more is j $1. For more informatlcn on the Hlahland Games, Kitted Hlghlanden tune their bagpipes
p1eue call (213) 370-9887 or (714) 998-7857. for the 51st Highland Gathettng.
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challenps men of ml.Ide and skill who m\M J*:k
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the mother of one of tu. players. The
roles are played by Jon Sidoli,
Kathryn Johnson and Barbara
F.dlvan. Sidoli was named beat actor
of the festival.
OUtatanding drama students frool
Orange County high schools will
participate in UC Irvine's 1983 Drama
Workahop Program May 14.
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Two special perfo~ of the Lasuna Moul&on Playbou.e'a award-
winning ~act play "Lou Gehrig
Did Not Die df Cancer" will be
pre.ented tonight and tomorrow at
the playhouae.
The performancea, scheduled for 8
.§ p.m .• are beinc staged to help ra19e a: funds to send the cast to the Festival
of American Community Theater
(FACT) national finals, scheduled
June 8-11 in Ha.1ns, Alaska.
Ticketa for the special performances
are priced at $5 each and are available
at the playhouse box office, 606 Lacuna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach.
Further information may be obtained
by calling the theater al 494-0743.
The seminar, which wW run from~
noon to 5 p.m., ia ha.ted by the UCI
School of Fine Arta. It ii destRned to
introduce talented young perlonnen
to the UCI drama J>l'OIJ'1Ull.
Included among the day'• activities
will be an address by drama
department ch.airman Robert C.ohen
on opportll.Dities in drama at UCI, an
audition workshop conducted by
graduate director Donna Soto-
Morettini and a stage movement ~
presented by Clayton Garriaon, head
of the achool's music theater.
'The play, written by Jason Miller
and directed by Alex Goben. captured
the west.em title laat Saturday in
competition with theater groups from
Nevada and Hawaii.
"Lou Gehrig" ia a dramatic comedy
focuaing on a Little League coach, bis ~
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participation in a panel discussion
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performance of the mainstage
production, Shakespeare 's
"Coriolanus."
THE GOLDEN WEST College
Madrigal Singen, and award-winning
choir of 20 voices directed by Warren
Peterkin, will sing for a mother-
daughter tea at Grace Lutheran
Church, Huntington Beach, on May 7.
The choir has just returned from a
succe.ful concert tour of Mexico City,
Taxco and Acapulco, where it
performed in achoola. a university and
a park, singing a variety of church,
oonoert and show music.
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~ c.out Collep's symphony orchestra,
cooductecf by Jcmph Pearlman, cbe. out Ua 22nd
.-m on~:. with three daUta performing lfOl'tm by Shubert. Lalo, and Griffes.
'"'9 concert will bealn at 8 p.m. in the Robert
B. Mocre Performing Arts Theatre.
Tkbta, priced at ~ f« general admimon and fot for OCC lt\ldenta. Gold Card holden (eenior
dtlzem), and children under 12, are on sale in the
OCC 'l'k:ket Offlce. The office, located in the
oolJese'a student center buildlnc. ia open Monday
throu&h Friday from 9 a .m. to 6 p.m., and
Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. 'llcketa will ai.o be
~ at the box office prior to the concert. -
The three aoloista incll'.ade tympaniat Randy Wol~ vtolintat Karen Lak, and flautist Althea
HoJdcroft. -Woltz la a graduate of the Univenity of
Souihem Ca1ifomia. and baa staried In n&rope. He
CD ::J pw'aM9 an active career u a profe91iona.1 musician. a.
and baa been ,principal bassoon of the OCC !
symphony ~ 1978. He will otter world premiere, ~
P.!rlormance of bis own comp08itlon, titled a.
'Fantasy Allecro'' f« Tympmii and CltdwMra. ~
Lak hlll ~ a member of the OCC .ympbony >
lot the PM' nine yeen, and hlll been oonoertmaster ~ foi-four years. An active performer and U!eCber, a,
ahe studied with Rudolf ~inen of the Chicago N
Symphony Orchestt'a. She plays an F.ngliah violin. ~
made in 1640 by Tbomaa Urquart. During the 00: ~
concert ahe will perform "Symphonie 6pagnole" ~
f« Violin and On:hestra, by Lalo.
Holdcroft baa been principal flute fC1': the 00:
Symphony for the s-t tour years. A graduate of
the Unlvenlty o! Brltlah Columbia and the
Unlvenlty ol Soutbmn C.allf.omla. ahe baa siudied
. with ~ Stewna, Robert Aitken, Murru Panitz.
and Jultua Baker.
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Fitm fest scheduled
A film festival, sponsored by the Orange
County Fair, will feature works b&' winners in the
1983 competition. •
F.ntries are being accepted until May 15, and
the final product must be submitted for judging by
June 6. ·
c.ompeUtion, ·open t.o -partidpanta who either
live in or lel'Vice Oranse County, includes film, alide
or video tape productions, with or without sound.
Categories are commercial, recreational
(individual or group), and educational (student,
student group, or i.natructor/echool production).
Judging will be based on originality, overall
technical quality and on how well the intended
purpose ia communicated.
Additional Information ia available by calling
the 751-FAIR. The fair -rn8 from July 8 through
17.
Symphony will play
The Irvine Symphony Orchestra will perform
in a free concert Sunday (May 8) at the Newport
Harbor Art M U8eWD.
The concert will begin at 5 p.m. at the muaewn.
850 San Clemente Drive, next to the Newport
Center Ubrary.
The orchestra, conducted by Bernard Gilmore,
will open with Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 8,
featurfn& Robert Becker and Linda Blanche on
violas. .arwi will conclude with Mozart's Symphony
No. 36, the "Linz" Symphony.
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Are you an NT, an SP. an SJ or an NF?
U that 10unda like alphabet .:>Up to you. but
you'd like further enlightenment, then perhaps
you're a candidate for "The Game of Games," a
motivational entertainment be1nc presented on
Monday dark nJ&hts af South Cout Repertory.
It's a show with an in~ prerni8e -1hat
human belnp are broken clown into four basic peraonali~ and how they react to a given'
situation_ on what color-<:Oded group they
fit into. Interesttna. Vecy lnte!Wtlng, in fact. Except
that tickets are priced at $.14.:K> and the level of
talent is woefully thy' of thit-~ffered at the l'D08t
unpretentious community ~tir.
The acting company la made up of nine
performers, not identified in the }Jrolram u to who
i.s whom, but since there are no reel standouts. it
doesn't matter. All are chronically deficient in stage
energy to varying degrees, and the ememble work
-especially. the bloodlesa finaJe -is partlcularly
weak.
This noted, it must be mentioned that the
concept of "The Game of Gamea" is quite
intriguing, and audience memben may flnd, after
taking the quiz each recews, that they may not be
the penonality type~ 1mag1ned the!melves to
be.
These typevare the NT (intult1ve and
analytical), the S1> (fun-loving and competitive),
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(sensitive and compassionate). The ac.ora, in their
skits, move in and out of these characters. What
type they are depends on the color of the c~
they're sitting in or standing near.
Director Al Valletta doubles as master of
ceremonies and appeaa from time to time in the
staged sequences. Don Lowry, creator of the "Game
of Games" concept, also performs, but we aren't
advised as to which actor he is.
Considerable expense has gone into the
production of ''The Game of Games," and it's
regrettable that the total effect is diluted by actors
of obviously limited experience. Were Lowry and
Valletta to step out and bring in seasoned local stage
performers, the ahow might be worth the steep
ticket price.
"The Game of Games" will be played again on
May 9 and June 13 at SCR's Fourth Step Theater,
655 Town Ct>oter Drive, Costa Mesa. Reservations
may be ordered by calling Joan Scheinoha at
476-0151.
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holding auditions for its eight-week summer
conservatory, scheduled from June 20 to Aug. 12.
The intensive course for prospective
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James Wilson, new head of the eve ning ~
conservatory. :r; ..,
Clasaea are limited to 15 students and meet C:
eight hours a day, five days a week. Instructors ~
include professional theater staffers and guest
lecturers.
Admission to the aununer conservatory is by
audition only. To schedule an audition in May,
rontact the SCR administrative offices at 957-2602.
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CALLBOARD -The Westminster Community
Theater has issued two casting callil -one for its
next show, •• And.rocles' and the Lion," on May 9 and
the other for its second annual variety show on May
10 ... Charles Taylor i.s directing "And.rocles" and
needs 14 men and 12 women, while variety show
d.J.rectors Clark Burson and Michael Aquila will be
seeking singers, dancers, comedians, novelty acts
and afl types of specialty performers ... both
audltions are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at the theater,
7272 Maple St., Westminster ... for further
information. call 995-4113. ·
Another variety show ii auditioning Monday
and Tuesday, this one !or the Cypress Cqmmunity
Oriented Theater at the city's Cultural Arts Center,
5172 Orange Ave ... call 527-1949 for more details.
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Exhibits continue. • • Calif. works
''Vin~~" worka of art fnlm 1950 to uno, 11 atru at the TLJC Gallery, en Ant.on
St.. Cotta w.... exhibition will ciontiDue throQlb May 7.
It took BettJ Turnbull, co-director of the
pllel')', over ~ month.I to cull together small
mall'terworka by some of California'• moat
important artiata. -
Included in the exhibition are painUnca.
drawiql. printa and aculpture by the following
artista: John Baxter, Billy Al Bengston. Bruce Conner,
Robert Cremean, Jerrold Davia, Tony DeLap,
Richard Diebenkom, George Henna, John Paul
Joos. David Park. Sam Rk:hanbon. F.d Ru.::ha,
James Weeb, Fmenon Woeltfer, Paul Wanner,
and Jack Zajak..
TLK Gallery is open Tueaday through
Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. • • •
A two penon exhlWtion of coJ,or ~
by aerial photopapher Willlam Gameu arid Jay
Dunitz will be held at the Suaan Spiritµa Gallery
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f.rclm April 30 to JWle 4.
A reception fOf' the arUsta will be held on May
4 lnJm 7. until 9 p.m. in the~ The Swan S u G located at 522
Old Newport 'Bl~ Newport and la open
'I'ue9day throuab S..turda.y f,rom 10 until 5. For
further information. call (714) 631-6405 during
• regular pl)ery houri.
William Garnett has been making aerial
photograph• for· more than three decades, an -
infatuation that began with an aerial aightlleeblg •
tour at the age of 14. He worked u an architectural
pbotogapher durlna the tint part of h.la career and
aft.er World War II. began to combine his interest in
flyin8 with photography.
Jay DunJtz, 27, received a BFA in photqp"apby
from the San Frandax> Art Imtitut.e in 1978 after
studies et both the Kam. a&y Art Institute and
Harvard Graduate Sc:boo1 of IMr Rla Jaree ooJar
pbotosrapha exhibit strong elementa of de9i&n. with
striking textures and rich coloration.
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arttst O,OU KW1g-IM •• on dtlplay
'through May tJ • the Orange CQast
Coalege Art GaJery. Chou. 80, has
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Monday through Frtday Md eve.t*1gs
by appofl iblN!nt.
Celebration
Large float is readied
A colorful, animated, silver-themed float
bearing a large "25" atop a muave two-tiered
strawberry abor1cake will hichllcht the popular
Garden Grove Strawberry Featival parade
Memorial Weekend, May 21-30.
"Strawbeny Silver Anniverary" ia the theme
of the 2&th annual family-style festival, 1argat
community fair in the 13 wenem stateL
Mon than 100..000 ~ are expected to line
the par.de route thrOUlh Garden Grove en May 28,
accordina to Bill BU'ker, P9ftde cha1rman.
A recently.unveiled lf've..~Jona Kale model
of the pu'9de float comista of tiu-.eparate but
connected unit• which feature many large
1trawberriea and Miu Garden Grove, Becky
Kemler', IUl1'0UDded by her court of ~
Deetped by the Green l'loat Co., Garden
Grove, the actual float la 45 feet Jona, 14 feet wide
and 14 feet tall. lw pr'imarJ cobs are lilver, red
and white.
The float'• tint unit cootalm a J.arae, revolving
atrawbeny.
Tbe 150-unit par.de be8im at 11 a.m. It will
feature celebritm, Ooata, bindll, marchlnc unit.a,
clowns, antique autos, political flaurea and
equemian units. 'n.e pal"llde ~ at 8 a.m.
by a C~tocraPb The Gl'CMt StrawblrTJ r.dva1 Amt.,
apomor ot the event. hM bootrl~ wrly $1
million to )'OUth and charitabht cau.. ahice ita lncep~ It ' ia a QOft·Pl'Ofit oamm:.., lerVke
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Art festival ••• Things have changed. ·over the years
By all aocowlta, the Newport Beach City Arts
Festival wasn't much to look at when it first was
un\lelled 19 yean ago tJn the front lawn of city hall.
A couple.of artists, a couple of~ and that
wu about it. Just a few })u,ngry artists tired of
fightlftC~ mobs in Laguna Beach. .
But dmee have changed. The art festival now is
a two-day felt at fancy l'uhion ~·that draws
thou&andl of ~ton. # The fest1Val bu become a virtual sampler of
the &11t "1d range. from oil paintings to kite
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It all get.a started again May 14 and 15 in the
courtyard of the Newport Center shopping mall. As
in recent years., there will be a juried art festival
with $5,000 in caah prizes and a contest for children.
Judges this year Y?ill be Betty Tesman,
chairman of the Newport Beach art commission;
Ellen Breitman, curator of education at Newport
Harbor Art Museum; Tony DeLao, professor of art
at UC Irvine; and photographer Susan Spirltus.
Chamg~f ~fo .8m~~~e~ p~tUnch
-Performing at the festival will be the Orange
Coast Jazz Band, the Irvine Guitar Ensemble and
the Al Maitlad Jazz Ensemble. Folk dancers also
will be on hand. ·
In addition to J>lli!ltinp, there will be quilting,
sta ined glass, fl ower arrangement and
photographer exhibits on the festival grounds.
·The festival, free ·of charge ,to the public, is
sponsored by the city arts commission and the
Fashion Island Merchants Association. It will run
noon to 5 p.m. both days.
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• aAD llOY8: Rated R. Seen Penn ("Tap9." "Fut Tlmee at Miperstara Chud( NOO'lt Md David C.,redlne equare off In thll re Rldgmont High") glv. a riveting pertonnance aa a teen-t1941 actlon·adYenture ftlm. Non1s plays a modem Texaa Rang«
-street punk who leerna about peraonal ~blllty In a grim hunting f« C.rradlne.
i::: juvenile detention oenter. An axtremety lntenM, violent n1m _9-directed by ~thal ("Halloween II"). DPOllED: Rated R. S.Utlful NutUlla Klnskl ("T .... " '"' · -~ · ., ... "Cat People") can't salvage this Intellectually P!"etentloul film
~ &PtltNQ .aAK: Rated R. Flufty, harmleu fllm about two from writer-director James Toback. The absurd story
... Innocent college 1tudent1 who )Oln In the ennual~ lnvulon somehow mixes a college glrl'a IMICh fOf ~ In New Vortc '.g of Fort Laudefdale, Aa. A typlcal teen-age Jlnk• fllm. City. the world of high fashion modeling and a violent
lL directed without d18tlnc:11on by Sean S. Cunning ("Friday International terrorist gang. Danoer Rudolf Nureyev co-stars. ~ the 13th").
G) TOOTaa: Rated PG. Oua11n Hoffman plaY9 an out of wont "g MAX DUGAN "inuttNa: aated PG. An amusing but actor who dona women'• clothing, and wins a soap opera role.
a> potntleal comedy from the prollflc typewriter of Nell Simon. Funniest fllm bf the yew, Md lt'a·qulte touching, too. JeMlca
-··--T--M•ahe Maea:i.....,..u-a-d~~~ J~M91 • ..1f!Ll~..AM_..Ri"1~1A1L~1-ai and mother who get• an unexpected VtiltlromlMir -1ong:J091· roles.
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~ father (Jason Robards), who has a suitcase full of caati to •
spend. E.T. THE EXTRA·nRM8TRIAL: Rated PG~ stars Henry• ,2 Thomas, Dee Wallace, Robert Macnaughton and Drew 0: HIGH ROAD TO CHIMA: Rated PG. Tom Selleck and Beu Barrymore. This hlghly ac:ctalmed sctence--fantasy fllm deals
Armstrong make an appeallng team of adventurers In this with a young boy who befriends a tittle lost alien from outer
enjoyable but forgettable "Raiders'" ripoff. Too llttle attention apace. This family film has been touted ea one of the belt In ts given to the romance. too much to the predictable plot and
some vlolent skirmishes. Great photography of vintage years.
biplanes. FRANCES: Rated R. Melodramatic biography of the late
movie star Frances Farmer, dealing with her rebelllous teen
MONTY PYTHON'S MEAHING OF UFE: Rated R. It may years and her succ:as In Hollywood, and graphically depicting
be offensive to some. but fhls 111 the funnlell film yet from the her struggle with a series of appar1nt mental breakdowns.
zany Monty Python troupe. Loose storyline allows the Python After some rocky momenta near the beginning, Jessica Lange
comics to take on a variety ol human dilemmas. from Ute to turns In a forceful perfonnanee. death. Be prepared for the Infamous restaurant vomiting
scene, which Is both repulslve and hllarlou1.
THI! OUT81Dl!R8: Rated PG. Director Francia Ford
Coppola brings S. E. Hinton's ciaaatc teen novel fo vivid Ille.
The atyllZed, often unreallstk: ~ may not appeal to
some older movleg04lrs, but It should prove a hit among
teeo-age fans. Good pertormanc:es from a young cast that
Includes c. Thomes Howell, Matt Diiion and Ralph Macchio.
FLASHDANCIE: Rated R. Aaahy but shaltow "Roci<y .. -llke
•tOfY of a female welder who d811C89 In a night club and
dreams of beeomlng a ballet dancer. Jennifer Beehl stars. The
fllm was directed by Adrian Lyne ("Fox•").
THE BLACllt 8TAUJON RIETURH8: Rated PG. Sequel to
the popul., hit about a be4M,ltlful blecit hOfM and his young
rider. In this outing, the Black 11 stolen Md hie ownet, ptayed
Jlgeln by KeftY Reno, travels to the Mlddle East to reac:ue the
hof'M.
LONIE WOLF MCQUADE: Rated PG. Martlal arts
THE VIAR OF LIVING DANOEROUSL Y: Rated PG. A
young 1oumall1t tak .. on his first big Ullgnment, covering the
last days of the Sukarno regime In Indonesia, and meet. a
diverse array of characters. Including an enigmatic little man
named Billy, brllllantty played by the American actress Linda
Hunt.
QAMOHI; Rated PG .• atan Ben Klngsley as India's non-
violent mahatma. Riveting performance mak .. thl• ponralt of a leader. long u It II. c:onUnually Intriguing.
THE VERDICT: Rated R tor language. Paul Newman gives
his best perfOfmance In years u a drunken lawyer who putts
himself together to try a tongshot cue against a powerlullegal
firm representing the Catholic ArchdlOOW of Bolton. lilgh-
octane direction by Sidney Lumet ("Prlnle of the City").
80PHIE'8 CffOICIE: Rated R, stars Meryl Streep In a
eoul-deep performance wtllc:h hi strong enough to elllpae the
fllm"I shortcomings. Streep d~ completety Into her
role u a concentration camp IONtYor haunted by guilt.
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T~ Dust Witch, played by Pam Grier,
the ethereal emissary of evfl from
a mysterious travelfng camlval,
dispatches a tarantula to find twq,.
boys In "Something Wicked This Way
Comes." The Watt Disney prOductlon.
of the Ray Bradbuly story opens
citywide ihlf weekend. . ,
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OPEN 6 A.M. "Beat Tke Cloclt Si-ial"
6 A.M. 60< 7 A.M. 70', Etc.
' Happy Hour Drinka $1.00 4 to 1 P .M.
Entertaiziment from 8 PM. ~
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and
ROGER PERRY
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The GrtncMf Oour1Mt Cott .. 8hos>PM. of Southefn
Celfomlll reoco*8a Cinco de Meyo. 1813. the IP9dll dey to acknowledge the Important contribution• of our
Mexican-American ~to the oornm.nty tn Loa Angelel
Cowlty ~ ~ Qll ~ a. & ..... 9 per cup
· (~ i.ic.ouc ardlrt) on Mey 6th. o.ildoeof The........,,. hold9y .. be bit. ooo•••••IOfned by the
Gmder wlttl a epedal bonul •.• a drllWlng tar a COlorM PlnAta
filled With dttectable QQl)dlee wtll be given •••~ kl.. each ..-.nnt. Omwtna to.mi .,. 8¥8llable n eeat\ Gllndii now
through "'8Y 6th. flo pwct-. ~. The G(lnder Gourmet CoffM Shool>M la delighted In MMlnQ Cinco de Meyo. 1183 at IOcattoni In Huntington Beactl
and Newport a.en.
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s6.95 DINNER
SPECIALS
7 NIGHTS A WEEK
Froin 5 p.m.
Pl-lled tor two_... s-toimeno• fiONgtlt end ......._
et the UiauN Moulton~. IOI lA8'llW ~ Aoed, u.ur-.... (494-0743). CwUln ... p.m. ... Pl'OOMdl P'O '° ._.. l..llluM'•.,. eo ._ ......... ...._ ..... DOUILla." two ..... OOftll ...... In • ~=---::=:&.~~ (ID~ .... tom ...... ._._,,.._.end~
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Centar, 2501 CllH ·orfve~ Newport Baactt (e.2-1119) • .,. "'*' Tilunlday9 througf\ 8eturdeye .. • p .
•11•1r•Kll"TWORW HOUND," • myllllrY. comedy, ..
on e1age et the Gam Theeter, 12162 Mein 81., Gardin Glove
teH-7213). CwUAn t1tMe.,. 1 e~"'· w~ tttrougtt ~end 7:10 ~ untl..., 14.._,,,. ..,..,,_ Pl.AW. OUR ......_,. a tnu11oe1 comedy by
Nell Simon. le the ftn •t u,e GrMd Otnner Tttaater. ?
Fl'Mdrnen Way, AnaMtm (77M220al c-irtaln tlmM Vaty ~-:r .. ~~~ love trteng .. , Wiii ba
Pl-•1191'.1 bf tf'9 UCI Dfwna WorbtlOp Wedneaif.iiy ttwouah
aeturdey al ...i _. In ttte F1ne Mil 81udlo n-ter on tfie
IMne ~ (.,,...17). PwtfOrTMllC• .. be~ et I p.m. ..,._,.,.., ... •••lletlO OOfMdy .. being,,,,_,... .. the ~tlrigtoolleedl~Meln~•YortttownAw Knott's Berry Farm's 2nd annual In the 8eeclfl Wlege lfqaptllg ~. HuoUngton BPI rtt r:1-444!5). ...,twmei ... .,. GMfl Fftday9 end 8eturdeye • square dance festlval Saturday and
:to ttlfough ..,._ 21. Sunday wlfl be featurfng so~ of the
ART .. ~ ,1.ia.: t--_. CQUntlY'~ sq&11re danqrs. Folks llke
nn•uu wr.,.. Koe.ut. '1~ Anton BMS C011ta l«ettori l.Utretl, Bob Van Antwerp -and
,..._ ~ antttled, ·~ Ctillomla" rune ~ Shanna Forbush wlH be struttJng their
Mey 7, ~ wortla °' .. tram 1950 to 1970. Holrf.,. stuff at various times throughout the T•,_,I) S•urctily, 11 a.m.-S'30 p.m. lllblftdol• ~s. f stJv 1 See What'• ~Ing, ~ 18 e a ·
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
DINNER SERVED
4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Every Mom Receives
s Complimentary Selection
From OUr Dessert TtB)L
Hiiia
NOW SERVING
COUNTRY STYLE
SUNDAY BRUNCH s1 99
lnclud• Bewrage -Wall Drink or Bear
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1712 Placentia 645-8091
COSTA MESA
MOTIER'S
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France have something
dellclouslg In CODIDIOll.
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French Country Dining
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Classy Autos
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This Day Is Special!
C:O.,limattuy bottk of d111mp"f"t with
yo11r Motlru's D.y Sllnd11y Dlmrtr! •
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channingcafe
on the left Bank?
You know the one. You sat there ~·';) ~
for hours watChing the world 1 ' •
go by. You slpped e hearty ·1
wiM end enjoyed e detic:lous , -c
French meal It wasn't en
expensive restaurant Just
simple. And atmospheric.
And it's right here at. ..
3421 Vie Udo. t4ewport a.ch. (714) 67~
The American Express4Card.
Don't leave home without it: g ..
R's none other than our~ l.Dbsterlal Dinner
at $4.50 of the usual ptn. Nie. usually ask $12.451)
\bu get a broiled Australian lobster tail 'tbur'
chok:e of dam chowder or fiesh salad Plus baked
potato, fiesh vegetable, hot bread and buttei: AD i>r
~$7.95.
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O> •O• ••••ON CHRtlTIAN aw•LRY, INC., 1188
N Sunflower, Coeta Meta. One-woman ehow, featuring
-waten:olOn by Ch--* Hwang. opene May e. lnfOrmatJon .9-557..()804. ..., NZZOU GALLErl, 3333 Br1etol, Coata Meu. Plllnted
.,;.. drawing• and eculpturH by Nancy Swan Drew wlll be as ~May3-31. :g . ,._ AR'Ta GAUDY, 3&4 Fcnst AYe.. # 17, Laguna u.. Bwt\. Exhibit NfVllng May ~ fMtl.na wen. of Cetlfomlen
-;:: print inUera Leonard Edmondton, Shiro ltceg.awa, Janet _._,,_ ___ «>....,.J-t~ Derrow and ,,.,.,_ $trombotne. How8 .,. g ~ cfaY,-na.m-:::J p.in.rntiiinnetR>n ~. -«> ORAMGS COAST COLLaQll, Art Gallery. CNneM bNlh
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.>t pa1nt1nge by Ct10U K11n9'LAI are on dllpley through May 13. I Hours .,.. Mondey.Fftday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. AdmlM6on la 50
~ cents. -IWAJI ....-ru8 GAU.UY, 522 Ofd Newport Blvd.,
.Q Newport 9eec:h. A ~ e!Chlbltlon of colof phot0Qr9PM
(£ by Wllllem Gwnelt. end ~ Dunttz ... be held April 30-June •.
Hou,. are T....-day-Saturday, 10 e.m.·5 p.m. lnf«matlon
831-640e.
Oen«.i 8dmllllon le 15 edulta. SS ch61drwt.1 For lnformaUon,
cllll 788-M83.
KINOTT'I 91MY PAim, Buena Pent. Second AnnuM ~ Dence FestMll ... be held Apttl 30 end May 1. The
18th Annual Aca<Mmy of Country Mu91c Award• wlll be
broedcaat from the Good Time Theeter In the perk on May 8 .
FOf tlck.C Information, cllll ~2-2351 .. UC~ Rne AN Hall. San ~
ThMter Ramanoo wlll perform both tr9dlttonel end MW wen.
from 8pailrl tonight at. p.m. Tldteta are 15 general adrNlalol1.
Information 833-e378. ~-.A IUCtt HIGH 8CHOOl. GWll' O)t'ft. 81. AM't
DrM end Pwtc A~ FolcdMoera wll oner a~ beolr'•..,. tolkdanclng dAaa9 ltarttng May 4 end ~ fOr 12--._ C-. beglnt at 7:15 p.m. lnternattoMI ctanc., from
111 ... , the Balkan& and Northern Europe, will b. taught.
lnformatJon 484-7930.
·I> Mothers
Day
MUSIC
~ COMVDn"ICMt CDllA. 8eaalne Sn.t'e 86g
Bird wlll ap,,.ar with th• Pacific Symphony OrchHtra
tomorrow at 2 p.m. In • benefit fOr the KOCE· TV FoundatJon.
Tldt4't• ::,:r. from se to It fOr edult9. 8~AC.C cou.a-. Rne AN Theater. Paul Cecla't
Big Band wll perform toNght at a p.m. Big-band era frlortt• wtll be lntanipe1eed wtth jazz. rtlythm and bluet and rode and
roll Tldteta, at 16 • .,.. .v....,.. at the Fine AN Box Offtcie.
lnformatllDn 831-4&5e Of 4Wr2790..
SINGLES
• ~ ~ ......... hold. pdo pma party t~ it 3 p.m.!-40 end cr.w. For .... vattone end
tlUOt locatkln, Oii 5«J.40ee Ot 587-2134 ..
HLTI)Je AT Tiii PAM HOTB., 1855 8 . HertMw BMI. • A.Mhan. 84lndey 8'g a.ncs .... Dence ... be held May 1 at
8:115 p.m. Admllllof'l 1113.50. lnfClrmdon ~7857.
DllNIYLAND MOftL, Emba .. y Ballroom, 1150 W. Canttoa Ave.. Anllhelm. Wedneedey ~ Dence wll be held
May .. at 1:30 p.m.. Adm:IHIOn .. 1$. lnfonnatlon 5~715'7.
OULUVmr8 aaTAURANT, 11412 MecAtthuf Blvd.,
IMne. c.llfofn&a 8lnglel ~ .. hold a get~ ~
Frtd9y In Mey, beglntllng at 5:30 p.m. lnformdOn 163-«Me.
THE OAIGINAL
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ComplH11encary Flowers
For Mom
§ aetano1
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Otallan. t!.ui~
4952 W•rtMW
•t Bot.a Chica
tutJ-2819
Huntington 8Mcll
9 a.m. to' 3 p.m.
Dinner Served
From 3 p.m.
Re«:rVabonl
801 E. Balboa
O#THEH~A 673-7726 BALBOA -.
C..,,ata Its 22.nd Mothen Day
~.Mayltfl
Open For.._ Frmn 3 p.m.
R 11 1 ....,.ia Racomn.nded
200~........ -642-9777
Macho MOO. Meal<=>
Mothers Day
Brunch
10 a.m.
to 3 p.m.
Compllmentlll'Y ChMnpagne
Regular Menu Aval/able
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Salvaging lost
treasure will be
discussed ,
.. Salva1tn1 Sunken Trea1urea" will be
-dixumed May 12 at 7 p.m. du:rinc a free Jec:Wre Al
the Bowen Muaewn Education Center in Santa
Ana.
In his book "Deep Water, Ancient Shipe,"
Bu.Biucacmmn expJarea why one-ten\h .Qf -11 .U>!Pt built
bottom of. the --. bow to find a well-wreck and bow to select the rlght ahip
The talk will be &tven b~~ Baacom, director of the c.outa1 Water Project in
Lona Beach, who haa auccealfully recovered
diamonds and tin from the sea.
age. .
'nie education center is located at 2002 N. Main
St. in Santa Ana. More Information may be
obtained by callinl (714) 972-1900.
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top wine l'lsts.
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Fine Dining
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Rout 8ccf' ~ Frab Salada Roat Lamb ~ A Mach More
8ou.rboa Glued Hae
Decotat.M Marriott lee Caniop Marriott'• PUDOU Twla PianOI
ova FAMILY HOUDAY DINNEU
.UB IECOMJNG A TRADrt"ION.
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Prfme Rib Dinner s715
Served Sunday throllgh Thursday • Attitude Adjustment-Hour
8«vlng doubte9 opening to 1 p.m. Compllment.-y Hora d'oewr•
4 to 7 p.m.
Entertainment & Dancing
Complimentary Shrimp Cocktail ... ~~~···~·"'-•·• • .. "°' ~ , .~ • . ~ _,.. ~~•U(r h• .. ~ t---h'{'I(!.. ,_ .... .v.?t t &K .... . ·,·\ ~ r>.' ~ -. . ·... Our negu ar enu
8052 Stark Avenue, Huntington Beach
Beach & Stark (2 Blocks So. of Sin '*lo Fwy.) 842-5535
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A Spectacular
California Brunch Buffet
presentBd In 11 bellutfful OCMn view setting.
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* Complimentary champa.gne, bloody marya and ecrewdrlvets. * Chef carved baron of beef, maple cured ham, assorted seafoods &
other hot entrees.
* Freehty made eggs and omelett•
* Refrelhlng enttuiastlc array of fnJlta, cheuu, vegetabtes and salads.
* Fresh ao181ant1 and putt1M.
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California cuiSlne. fresh Sea.foods'. pastas. meat & poultry. Elegantly
served In a casual almosphele. Olnn8r
from 6 p.m. 7 days a week. Wedding
receptions and parties. 3901 E. Coest
Hwy .. C«ona dal Mw. 759-1854.
AIRPORTER INN
Mecltterrelw Room
Continental. lunch M·F 11:30 -2.30.
Son. Btunch 10 -3:00 DiMef from
5:30 Happy Houf M-f Entettalnment
& Dancing, Valet Plfklng. Banquet
~acllltlea 18700 MacArthur; Irvine 8:}3-2770 •
THE BARN
American. lunch M·F 1 h2:30 Dinner
M-S from 5 PM. Happy Hour M-F
4:30 to 7 PM. Sun. Cha~
8Utfet Bn..:h 10-2:30. Entett
& Oa~ Banquet Facllltlea. 14982 , Tustin 730--0116.
lllACICBEAROS
Hearty B"f Entr... & Seafood.
lunch 11 -3:00. Dinner lrom 5 PM.
Happy Hour M-F. EJttenelve Oyster
Bar. SIM\. Olampegne Btunch 10 -
3:00. 4258 Martingale. Newport ee4ch 833-0080
·CAFE UDO
A 11'n111 and Intimate lllcow of dignity ·that offera an extanalve menu.
Lunc:hel Mon. thru Frf. 11-3, blnnan
nlgMty 6-11. Plano bar nlghCty from 9
p.m. with Eiieen Wright. 2900
New= Blvd.. Newport Beach
876-
ayef!!@ll' ... food. wttm
b9ef. 1,.unc,a. d!Mer. Sundey brunch and champagne brunch, harbor
CNIML Entertainment nightly and Sunday afternoon. Late Nafood
gtilley. Hletotle wetertront landmark In
HewPort'I C:'i Vllla'!9. 3010 ~-..... .... ..... tood.
l&#lih and dlMllt 7 dayt .... Heppy hour Y.F 4-l:JO. lundey
champagne bruncll 10·2. Twwo
ONnot COunly ---"71 lr\llne IMS. ...... OOlte ......... .
201 1 1 lroolltlurtt at Adame,
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DAY DINING
ORANGE
COAST
RESTAURANT
D.IRECTORY
THE conAGE RESTAURANT
Open flV9fY day 8 AM. &tekfast &
8Nnct1 till 3 PM. Hearty & hMlthy
luncheons and dlnnera..Fine Calllomle
varietal wines. 308 N. Coast Hwy .. .,
Laguna Beach. Reservations
4jM..3023 from ltvlne 955-0141.
CRAZYHOMI
STEAKHOUSE
Sleek9. 'Prime Rib. Fresh Seafood. Open Dally . Dancing &
entertainment ntghtly. Horne of top
country/wHtern 11ara. 1580 &oot<hollow, Santa Ana 549-1512.
DILLMAN8
P""'8 Rib & S.IOOd. Wild Game menu flttt Fri. and sat. ol month.
Lunch M-f from 11 AM. Dinner M.S
~om 6 PM. Sat. & SUn. 8'unci\ 9 to
3. 801 Balboa Blvd •• Balboa 873-n.26.
DON.IO•a
MelCkwl Lunch from 11:30 AM Ody
Speclalt. Dinner from 5 PM.
Margllf1tat ti9lf Price M, TU, W 4-10
PM. 8Nncn 10-21 CM only. 9083 E
Adame, Huntington a.ch 982-791 t:
421 £. 17th St •. Oo1ta MaH 842·1105.
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At the ~ Pier. Variety menu
wldal!V epeclala. Lunch/Dinner
Happy Hovr M·f' Live land W~lun. Open 1 deyt 2100 W
Oceanfront, Newport Buch 875-9900
zechwan Manes.tin CUlslnes of
Old Chine. Host Wallece Lee. Chef Yu
Chen. Elegant dining. lMnch. Oinnef.
Sat. & SUn. Olm Sum (Chlnele T• Cake Brunch}. Clo .. d Mon.
Banquets. Beer & Wine. AMtonable
Prica 12100 ee.ctl BMS.. Stanton
898-8933.
KONOHAWAI
Polynesian room -c:tnner & cociltalla.
floor show. Teahouae • Teppan-ytkl,
Sukiyaki. Sultll Bar. L.unc:h 11:30 to
2:30 7 Daya A Week.~~
• entertainment. Banquet• 228 S.
HetbOI' Blvd •• Santa Ana 775-7727.
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"Naturally" cOOll•d looda, lrorn panoakff to er.,,_ to at.Ut. An adventure In natural Mtlng. Hrs. M·F
7 a.m.·12 p.m Set. • Sun. 8 a.m.•12 p.m. Vlaa/MC. CHual. Moderate Prlcea. 3050 E. Coat! Hwy .. Coron.
del Mar. 84().1573.
T. C. PEPPERCORN
Five dining room• with fireplace.
Lunch' Mon.·Fri. 11:30--3 p.m. Olnnef
7 days from 5 p.m. Attitude
adjustment hour 4 -7 weekdaye.
Dancing and entertainment Tua-Sat.
Banquet leciltl-. 8052 Stark Ave .•
Hunttligton 8"ch. 842-5635.
TALE OF ntE WHALE
Open 7 Daya. BreaktMt 7 a.m. M-f.
Lunch 11-' M-F. Dinner C.11 M-S.
Sat & Sun. bNnch 7-4. Oyster bat
Fn., Sat. SUn. BltnQuet facilltles up to
500. Entertafnrrient WeCS·Sun.
Panoramic bay view. 400 Main St.,
BalbOa. e7:M633.
tOWtlll Klfi Aw.d WlnMt year en. year.•Laguna
e.ech enjOylng aerne Sonora ~
cooking llnce 1949. ~ dallY 11:30
to 10PM. 5undey btUnch 1o:ao to 3.
Mariachi•. Happy hour • to 6PM
weekdays. Complimentary bolana9. Cantin. open tll 2AM. 17~ S. Coast
Hwy .. a..,= a.ch. 494-8588.
TWO GUYS FROM ri'ALV
HomHtyle ltallan Cooking In a
romantic atmoephe_te. Same owner *'°' 1916. Open Mon. ttvu Thur&. 11 :30AM to 10:00PM. Friday tlll
t 1PM. Sat. and Sun. dinner Ottty from •
4 P.M. 2217 ~. Caeta Mau.
M2-8l500.
TMWAMHOUR
Fre1h Seafood & lnternallonal
Cuisine. Waterfront dining. Chat
CMrtel Kalaglan. ll.lnCtt, OIMK. Sal.
& Sun. Award Wlntil"9 Brunch. ~ & O.temg, Oytt9f Bet, e.-.. .... Udo wreoe. ~ a.ct\ 873-4700.
County unemployment takes third straight dip
Bv JErJP ADLllft Ii" .............. ror the t.h1rd month ln • row.
~otmployment Inched
downward l.n Oru\ee County 1ut
D¥lftth, pramJ)d.na a 1taw labor
analyst to decla.re th• CO\lnty'1
downward ~ tplra1 may be O\'ft.
The ~ rate dropped to 7 .3
peroen{ ln March, down etaht·
ttntha of a polnt from the 8.1
~t rate po1ted ln February,
ICDOf'd!n8 to l\ate labor l\a t.latJce
NlNled Y•terdar. The number o jobl .. county
l'Mldtntl now to\all 89,200 -
down from the NCOrd 102.400
people without work ln January
and tht 97 ,900 who reported
they had no Job l.n February.
"We have chanpd direction. Th1no do teem to be lmprovtnf, ••
Mid Alta Yetwr, a labor analytt
In the ltate Employment
Development Department'•
THI ORAllil COAST
Santa Ana otflce
Yetter pr edicted the
employment outlook In the
county will conUnue to lmprove
durlnc t.M llK'Ond quarwr of 1983 u oounty attracUoN belln hirtna
for the tourl1t 1ea1on.
Aarlcuhural flrm1 conUnue to
hlre In antJdpatJon of the •Prtna
harv•t and 1tveral new dllcount
1tor11 open county ouu.ta.
"I'd 1ay there 11 a more
po1ltlve employment tr11nd,"
Yetter l&Jd. "h wW be a aradual
Improvement •• the year
pcoa,,_, not a tar1e buildup."
The Improvement ln Oranae
County'• employment picture
wu exceeded In Lot An1elee
County, where unemployment
dropped a full 1.4 percent, from
11.5 peR.'eftt In February to 10.l
percent ln March.
Acro11 the 1tate ,
unemplor.ment dropped from
Febl\W')' 1 11.2 penient to 10.e
' perc•nt In March The rate
nationally, however, dropped
only one-tenth of a perwntqt
point. from 10.4 to 10.3 perwnt
durtnc thoee u.me month.a
For the flr'lt quarter of 1983,
unemployment avera1ed 7 .9
percent, compared to 6.1 percent
for the tint three month• of
1982, Yetter uid.
Duplte the aenerally
lmprovin& employment outlook.
however, one aector of the
co unty '• eco n omy, the
conttl'UCUon lndu.tl')', contin&*
to be hard hJt. tM labor a.naJ.ytt
Mid.
More than 1,400 corutnlCtion
work.e,.. loet their Jobe ln March,
larply due to the eevere ttomw
that buffeted the county, 1he
Hid. Since • year •10. 8,900
conatrucUon worken have w.t
thelr joba, for an annual decreue
amount.Ina to 22 percent.
COAST EDITION
F AIDA Y Al'Hll /l} lt1~U on ANG E COUN T y . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Youngsten launched helium balloom at C.Ollege View Elementary School in Huntington Beach
)'e&terday. They attached poet~ with their na~es and ad~, hopin to .fin4 out_ how far
their balloou ~-.el. 0 We jmt thoqht the launch would be a lot of fun," said a member o(
the Parent Teachen Auociation.
I ~~ . •
4 1~ewpor-t to gain .
By STEVE MARBLE or .. Dlill,......,
A1 anticipated, Newport
Beach'• proposed $36 mllllon
operating budpt for the oomlna
a.c.I year glowa with finanda1
bplth and projects a year-end
Judge backs
most layoffs
at colleges
An adminiltratJve law Judae M9 upheld all but three of the
'114 layoff .nouc-lllUed to the Coaat Community College
Dlltrkt'• tun-Ume t.-cben and
adminliatnton.
Ob Feb. 1e, the 6trict. wbkh
1'dude9 ~ eo..t. Golden
Weit and Coutll~e college,,
i.aued layoff noilcea to the
i.chel'I .nd edmbailtraton. ~
but 12 empk>JW :-S the ~before edml tive law ,... Robert A. Neher. '
Jn a declalon announced
Wedne9day, Meh•r ruled •Mt
( ... OOLLBOE, .._. .U)
1urplua of more than $16 milllon
-a record.
T h e preliminary 1983-84
budget ii up only $400,000 over
this year's figures and shows the
beach city adding no new
emp),oyeea.
1'be city hu added only one
new employee in the lut two
years.
For the leCODd straight year,
city staff i• recommendln&
a~t adding new police
o even thou8h Police Chief
Charle. Groas bu reque1ted
three new officers, two
additional meter maids and a
police clerk. The budget 1bow1 the city
pin.Ina more from property tax
and lpendlng i.. than last y~
on capital improvement. The
blgest capital expenditure for
the oom1nc year ii expected to be
the $2.3 millklo rehabW\adon of
the Balboa Yacht BMln. a city·
owned marina.
What the budpt doem't abow
la money probably mon than Sl
million -that will be aet uide
\hil spring for employee ea1ary
lncr111•
City employee aroup1 POW are neaoUattnc new contncta with
(lee NEWNllT, P ... AJ)
Francisco and Rosa Soto 'imagine all sorts
of things.'
Mesa parents anxious
about lost girl, 12
By JODI CADENHEAD or .. .,..,,... ....
It'• been etaht daya amce Roaa
Soto'• 12-ye•r-old dauahter
dilappeared without .. trace after ~ to a neuby •tore to buy
.. ~~u imaalnt all aorta of
thins•," Soto 1ald last nlaht
throuah a Spanlah-apeaktna
interpreter. ''Now the onlY thlni
I want la to find her."
IAUcia Soto, a filth gacter at
Whittier Elementuy School In
Costa Meu. la dacribed by \he
principal u a "da.rlina little prl"
who would not run aw~.
Roaa Soto, a mother of l1x. aid
a nelshbor told her M aaw a
netahborhood mAI) term Ledda
into hla truck and drlve off.
Police are contlnulna their
search for Eloy Sarate, a
22-year-old prdener who lived
ln the Center Street comple~ and
(See MISSING, Pap .U)
New county
airline • IS . . ' . optIIDIStIC
By GLENN SCOTT ~Ille OellJ Noe ,..,,
Irvine, where the dark-suited
executives formally announced
plans to Initiate three dally
flights to and from Dallas-Fort
Worth and a fourth to and from
Chicago via Long Beach.
Poised and pinstriped,
American Airlines executives
met the Orange County press
yesterday fl_li~cx!!.f h with
optim:ml they'll at-John-Amttican has waited for its
chance to enter the ''boominc'' Orange County market, but
won't be prepared until next
(Sff NEW, Page A!)
Wayne Airport.
The event was a press
conference in a small but plush
chamber at the Registry Hotel in
A day at the wake
Ex-Golden West workers bid adieu
By ~N E . KLEIN O(' ............
The t-of-work pilots, aorr.e
with a eek'• gJ"Owth of beard,
and the fllaht attepdanta, in
ahorta and T-shirts, linked anns
and bepn to sway: '"l'n11« /or Mk or rent. room.t
to let -ISO <:enta . . . "
. -ft -..n't-a ~.
It WM• wake ~ foc what w•
once the largest commuter airline
Laguna
carrier' in the state: Golden West
Airllnea.
The name tm't popular with
moet of the former employees
who pthered poolside In Irvine
yesterday a.ftemocft.
In tact. the name is more like
an epithet to many of the union
employees, who blamed
CO}"porate mJ.amanoaement for
the airline's bankruptcy Jut
(See GOLDEN, Pa,e A!)
'wishes'
By STEVE MITCHELL O('............. -I
lt'1 been more than two months since Laauna Beaeb
dlatributed ita gifta catalog, a 13-page "wlah Uat" containing lterm
~ can donate to their fir\andally strapped dty.
To date, the respome from potential philanthropists haa been
underw~ to say the least.
"Well. there's the pim.lc table the Oty c.ounctl donated..' la.id
one dty official. 'lliat $250 it.em WU purdwed by the council and the city rnamaer ln February to kick oft the ,UU cataJ.os concept.
• Slnoe then. the booklet has produced nothlna new for the
dty.
Neda. Zip.
Not even 10 much as a $40 trash barrel. ~ offidall came up with the notion of a gila ca~
last )'91.r, patterned after • siJnilar booklet published by the u .s:
Parka Department.
11'.ach lift purcbued for the dty means one more Item that
can be taken olt the capital improvement budget.
The cataliog contains l1ema such u park drlnkln4I fountalna.
playground equipment, fire ~ and tennll nets -eech
eccompanled by a lll'k'e tq.
But IAaunana haven't exactly been knocldna down the docn
at Qty Hall with their contributiom, aaya Terry Brandt, the dty'• ·
u11atant city manaser· And, even ~ the chamber of commerce'• beautifk:ation
committee pkked up $900 of the $1,M>O c:iOO of publlahJ.na the atft
catalog, that still leaves t.acuna ln the red.
He &.n't to aiet a lot of re1ponM from dtlJien donon ~ot to ~•ya Brandt. ·
until the end of yeer -tax time. .
That'• when be belleYel Lapnana will besin dJajna deep ln
their pockets to make a munldJ») donation -a tax-deductible
lift.
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Losing 'Game' No trunks needed The Golden Wat Collep
bueball team remalaed ha
contendon for lite Sot.th
Cout Co.le:reace tit.le,
whJle Onnp Cout fell
off the paee. P.,. 81.
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"I * Orange CoHt OAILV PILOT/Friday, Aprll 21il. UI
NEW AIRLINE. • •
month, when It ~-elves It.a (Int
shipment of McDonnl'U-Douata.
DC-9 Su~r 80 jet.a, said Mk'hal'l
Gunn, vlc.-presi dent for
pauenger &a.lee and adverliSlng.
The Super 80s, with their
reduced engine noise, are needed
lo meet Orange County's strict
noiae standards
By carrying a maximum 120
passengers in the 142-seat ,et, the
a1rhne can hold down weight,
and the refore noise, to meet
county guidelines, said Anthony
MISSING . • •
has not been seen since the girl's
disappearance He as described as
5 reet 6, about 150 pounds Wlth
black hair.
Police Detective Sam Zuorska
said investigators got their first
·reak in the case last night when
they came up with a vehicle
descripuon and a license plate
number for Sarate
"It helps," said Zuorska. "Now
officers have something to look
for besides a picture of the 1.Jttle
girl."
Francisco and Rosa Soto have
both stayoo home from work the
last se veral days. hoping t.o
receive some news about their
daughter
Adding t o the famil y's
problems is an eVICllon notice all
tenants r ece iv e d in the
apartment complex, saymg they
have to be out by May 15 because
of the deteriorating rondition of
the building.
"With the problem we have,
the last thing I'm thmkmg about
1s lookmg for an apartment," saad
Francisco S oto, when asked
where the family will go
Just a few days before she
disappeared. L eticia 3.SKed her
mother if the family could buy a
baby with the $20 she had
earned.
"She was very innocent," said
her mother. "She would play just
bke a lJttle kid. I'm JUSt praying
to God."
Mule, western dlv111 o n vac:l'
president
Alrllne otflclals don't mind
l~r'i th~ 1eat.1 out of Oranjl'
County becaWICI they atiU figure
t.o capture riden headt'd all over
th~ country, lncludlna some
passengers who now fly mto and
out of Los Angeles International
Airport, said Gunn.
Dullas and C hlca,o ar'e
American's two "hub' citles.
where most of their tllghts
connect. "We'll put moet of the
nation plus Euro~ and South
America at Orange County's
doorstep," Gunn said.
Before American opens new
counter spece at John Wayne and
before flights can begin, the
airline st.ill ml.Isl pasa a noise test
and n e gotiate an o perating
agreement, satd A.trport Manager
Murry Cable.
Ont> of American'• new Super
80s. loaded with welght tr.pical
for a flight to Dallas, will be
required to take off and land five
tames at John Wayne next
month. probably May 9 or 10.
The n oise level must fall
within county guidelines or
American's fllghts won't be
allowed. The tests. said Cable,
are the first ever for new airlines
seeking to use John Wayne.
One-way tickets to Dallas are
$387 first class, $303 coach, $242
off -peak discount, and $27 8 for
super saver round-tripe the first
week, $299 after that.
To Chicago, the fares are $487
first class (one-way), $373 coach,
$298 off-peak discount, and $278
for super saver round trips the
first week and $349 after that.
Flights to Dallas leave John
Wayne at 7:40 a .m . (8 a .m .
Sunaays), '9:25 a.m. and 2:10 p.m .
Flights from DaJlas arrive at •
John Wayne at 12:11 p.m., 7:41
p.m and 10:46 p.m.
The Chicago flight leaves
Orange County at 12:36 p.m The
plane from Chicago lands here at
l pm.
COLLEGE LAYOFFS. • •
three of the laid-off teachers are c hance llor f o r employee
qualified to teach other subjects relations, &a.id some of the laid off
and should be retamed. But he employees may ~recalled to fill
upheld the layoff• of all other vacancies created by instructors
employees who appealed. who chome to retire early.
During the layoff app eal The district said the layoffs
h e a r i n g s , t h e A m e r i ca n were necessary to oft.et part of a
Federa t io n o f T.aachers, i6.l million dtfjcit anticipated
re pres en ti n g f u J1 -t i me for the coming school year.
instructors, filed an unf81C labor A.FT president Phillia Basile
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Transit
budget
'tight'
By JEPF ADLER
O'IM o.1tJ ..... ltaff
The Orange County Tramll
Dbtrict Board of Direct.on took
Its fint look at a propoaed $81.7
million budget yesterday -a
1983-84 spend ing plan th6lt
include s $2 millio n leu in
o perating fun ds than was
budgeted during the current
year
That proposed reduction m
o~ratJn& funds translates into
service cutbacks, acknowledged
Joanne Curran, an OCTD
spokeswoman .
D-"1 Not '9loto br __.. Koet\Mf
Former e mployees of bankrupt Golden West Airlines manage a
smile fo r pho tographer Capt. Ken Sh orsher a t a woke in Irvine.
Curran said the budget lhat
dis tr ict direc t o rs will be
scruun12ing during the next
month proposes holding the line
on farebox increases, while
concentrating on the elimination
of unprofitable routea or
dec reasing the frequency of
AirCal workers tell concerns service along cert.a.in run.a.
The budget presented to the
board, however, does not include
any specific recommendaUona for
service cuts, she emphasized.
Those are to be determint'd as
the final budget is shaped during
the coming weeka. Final action
on the budget is scheduled June
6, she said.
A m erican Airlines' entry in OC marke t causes alarm
While former Golden West
A.trlinea employees mourned the
loss of their jobs and American
Airlines executives celebrated
their planned entry into Orange
County's alr market yesterday,
A1rCal employees expressed
concern over the future of their
JObs. ..
"The more flights we lose, the
more jobs w e lose. It's that
simple," said Air'Cal pilot John
Schild, a spokesman for a
recently formed employee
orga.niza tlon calling i taelf AlrCal
Concerned Empl oyees for
Survival.
Schild, ma prepared statement
GOLDEN WEST. • •
From Page A1
week and the layoff of the FlYlJ'l& jobs are hard to come by
company's workers, in any economy, they sa1d, let
Yesterday's wake provided alone now.
one last get-together for a group "I'm 38, in the .sam~. age ~up,
of people wbo..w.orJwd~_rnost of the pilot.a, said pilot_
years and will now go t-helr ~ SfUclwe~~re()~ll.i!
separate ways. ~l to most airlines. ~ey won t
B d · h · hire anybody th1tt old. ut, esp1te t e n.egallve But despite the cloudy future, aspect~ of the . situ a ta on, the there was time for another joke,
gathering was infused wat~ a another beer and another chorus "hve-for:~od~y. to-heck-with-of "King of the Road" yesterday.
tomorrow atutude. Somebody even got thrown in
There was hugging, la':'ghter the pool.
and pJent,Y of opportunity to How tong would the wake
drown one s sorrows. last?
When presaed, however, most ''Well y have a meeting with
of the pilots and stewardnses unempl~yment on May 11 . . " admit~ theU: outlook for fuJure d fonner pilot Jim DeLong. employment as W\lure at best. sai
distributed to reporters, claimed
that American Airline's entry
into the market served by John
Wayne Airport would cost many
more AlrCal employees their jobs
and decrease service to thousands
of county residents.
Because of the county's airlines
access plan, which allocates
among the competing airlines a
total of 41 flights per day, AlrCal
stands to loee two flight.a per day
beginning June l. The airline's
share of flights would shrink
from 18 to 16.
What t}\e budget does propoee,
in tem\S of service cutback.a, is
that district buses reduce the
mileage accumulated each year
by 3 percent, Curran said.
No additional layoffa of OCTD
employees are recommended in
the proposed budget, she added.
Directors are asked to consider
allocating $70.2 million for
operating expenses for the year
beginning July 1 and $4.8 million
for the continued development of
Schild said that since the a county rapid ~t system, the
I 1· ·natittt •AA spokeswoman 88.ld. ~Jl.laA..1-lD~.f;S_J.,~u~----trnrretated action the-board la.st year, nearly 700 employees . 'o G of the Newport Beach -based voted to raise OCT . eneral
airlines have lost their jobs or ~~~ ~;~ ~
been relocated. ~current $63.800-a-year salary
"We are pleading with the
Board of Supervisors to luni t the
numbe r of air caTriers out of
JWA," Schild said. ''And we
think the board can take actJon to
find ways to protect our jobs that
are threatened by further loss of
Ai.rC.al's allocated departures to
other carriers "
will clunb to $66,990 for the tenn
of his one·yeac contract, Curran
sald.
The reign
Irvine industrialist irked
of rain
mainly
•
prac tice charge regarding a noted that the judge ordered one By GLENN SCOTT wrong and recent mere~ m that could be used as a weapon,"
dlstrict rule for dectding whether la1d-ofl teacher reanatated Of IM De11J Noe awr stock sales were due to the said Jobbtns. By STEVE MARBLE
H e lione tics president d enies allega t ions o f wr o ng doing a pain
an instructor is competent to because of a remgnation in h1S A copy of the 'New York company:s. sua:ess in its power Jobbins""tlnswered m o re oftM0.-,"°4 • ..,,
teach in another area. department. She saJd six other Times, still neatly folded, lay on conversion products, not laser QUesllons. He said hi.a company A stubborn lo w -pressure
. . · h teac hers wh~ had received Helionelics President Charles technology. may sue The New York Times, aystem that dumped an inch ~f
. T~e JUdg~ s~ded wi th.~in e "precautionary' layoffs because Jobblns' desk yesterday and his The New York paper hinted and he worried th.at even if his rain on the Orange Cooast by~ ~tr~ on t~l.S issuebld~n g of questions over. seniority also telephone receiver wu pressed to • Helionetics had recruited weU-firm is cleared of charges, the morning is expected to bring
t e ~as reasons ~·. were ord«;red retained. his ear. This time it was the known scientist Edward Teller Securities an~ Exchange damp, cool and gloomy weekend
Selection of the adallnistra\1ve She sald the teachers wh09e Chicago Tribune calJ.ini. and a few other key ~on to CoQUTUSSton may mvesupte for weather .
_ !!aw ?,~~Pf'_~~ej~ b_Y both l~~!(s w~e ~~ ~~v~_!~ _ Jobbl~s~iently _read a_ ~.il'~d ... JU_.~J',_l ~~ ~~ ••• ~PJ?__?sq~ ~~eas-oru -that .. # .~ ~· w~~.!.l-~~~/ " ... T,"\k.s..; ... ~. -·-•'·· ~...e-,1~..aw-...... -4~ _ ............. ~,.C,i=' . ....~~~ ~-~..._ ._,~-~Abfai.,by~~· ·~ ~ -
facul.ty. on. . court. story about his company in the new outer apace weapons. plan~ the story_ to help their flooding in beach c1t1t;a and Wilham F . Waechter, vice -PH.IL SNEIDER.MAN paper on bis desk as "lnaccurate "We don't even make a laaer small buainess gam publicity. triggered the usu.al string of
and misleading." Then he fender-bender traffic acaden!-5. NEWPORT BUDGET. • •
the city.
As usual, spending on public
s afety -p o lice , fir e and
lifeguard services -makes up
Laguna Hig h pla n s
pa ncak e b reak{ ast
The 13th annual pancake
breakfast to raise funds for
Laguna Beach High School will
be held tomorrow from 6:30 a.m.
to 10:30 a .m . at the Cottage
Restaurant, 308 North Coast
Highway.
The breakfast is co-sponsored
by Nolan Real Estate, The
Cottage. and Laguna Beach
Booaters Club. Ticket.a are $3.
TV n ews
becomes
TV nudes
SANTA BARBARA (AP)
-The 11 o'clock news turned
into the 11 o'clock nudes for
aome residenta here when an
X-rated movie f1aahed on TV
1creen1 with newacastera'
voices in the t>.ckground.
The blue movie atayed on
tcreen tor half \he 30~m1nute
neW9CUt ~layed Wednaday nJiht from K.NXT -TV ln Loa ~elea. said an mnbarra.ed
offfdal of Cox Cable. ·
The offklal, who uked not
\0 be identill.c:t, .US he didn't
know how &he X·rated show
.. tn\.Nded" on h1a eampany'1
cable, but uld t he firm
chanaed loclu a nd cod H ~y &o suarcl qalrwt an
tftCOl'9 pitrlorrDllUlm.
Cox Cable .., Ol*'ll'-• ··Pta~ awnn.I," a»ut thet
cNINWI 1 Pf'.Olnm WM not
lhlt .me• &hi one u......,. .. """
I
nearly half the operating budget.
Tot.al employee aalaries, though,
make up only 40 percent of the
tot.al budget. Salaries in most Orange county cllie. exceed 50
percent of the budget.
The record year-end balance,
while healthy, is decepdve, city
officials said. Much of the $16.5
million is earmuked for tpeclfic
projects or city departments.
More than $1 mill.ion is being aet
aside to construct a new p~
and building depart ments
structure. The two departmenta
currently are located in rented
buildings.
The budget must be approved
by July 1. A public hearing will
be held in June.
fountain Valley
~ MIWl9d °'*' • -.lndOw of • Ollt p#!leel In vi. 11,000 bloClll of ~ .,.., ,._two recllo ..,._.,.. v1llued .. Si70
Costa Me a
answered the same questions y h E • In Laguna Beach, officials
countless other reporters had out xpo opening closed £1ooded Laguna Canyon
raised. Road to motorists. In Huntington
It was 2:30 p .m . on a day Hundreds Qf younpt.era from G irl Scout entertainment at a Beach , Ne wland Street near
J obbans initially had planned foe throughout Orangee County are and 4 H 3 30 Pacific Coast Highway was golf. He was barely out of bed, _ _. 1 i . h p.m -games at : p.m. flooded.
though, before his telephone expecteu to part c pate in t e Sunday's schedule includes: Accord i ng to Huntington free Youth Expo '83 tomorrow tractor rodeo, 4-H sheep show-h h t b J began ringing. His golf clothes and Sunday at Coata Mesa's manship and poultry J'udging Beac weal ec wa c er · were still h.angtng In his car, but Sherman Denny, .97 of an lnch of now It was obvioua he'd never Orange County Fairground.a. a t 9 a · m · • G i r 1 Sc 0 u t rain fell early today, bringing the
get out of his business sult·or his Displays, entertainment and entertainment and 4-H judging season total to 21.86 lnche. -
oflice until late in the evening. exhibits will be shown both days at 10 a.m., Girl Scout garnet and double last }deac'a total.
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oranal' County Fair Talent In ,.._.ft 1 3c. inch-of Five t.eJevision crews already Tom or row s sc h e d u 1 e Search at 11 a.m. rain ~-~.·~the
had visited his new and still includes: 4-H swine, boat and 4-H animal sale at noon, season there to 23.88. The9eUOO
undecorated Eastman Street honie ahow at 9 a.m., Girl Scout Orange County Fair Talent tot.al in Santa Ana now ia at 26.42
office in Irvine's light indusu-W games. 4-H judging at 10 a.m. Search and pet ahow at l p.m .. _ the third h.lghest mark of the
district. One crt'w was still and Livestock judging at noon. 4-H round robin showmanship century.
out.side the front door filming. Machine d r afting contest at and student vocational olympics More than an inch of raib fell
J obbins told the C h icago 12:30 p.m .. Girl Scout games and at 2 p.m. in other parts of the county and
reporter allegations that Orange County Fair Talent 4-H Fashion Revue at 3:30 i n Loa Angeles the storm
Hellonetlcs had tried to buy Search at0 11 p .m1 ·• St2udent p.m , student vocational Olympics dropped 1.46 inches.
White Ho use influence was Vocational ymp ca at p.m., Award Ceremony at 4 p.m.
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Visitors given a lift
People who atte nd the carnival, medieval fa ire, marsh tours,
Greek songfest a nd lectures at UC Irvine this weekend will be
glad there's tra m service between events. For a full schedtrle of
"Celebra te UCI," see Page 4 in th e Weeke nder.
Adoptable anintals appeal
Shelter display to offer veterinarians' assis tance
The Irvine Animal Shelter in Lagu na Beach. It Is timed to
Laguna Canyon will hold an mat.ch obeervancea of Be Kind to
o p e n house tomorrow to Anlmala Week and to publiclz.e
e n courage residents to adopt the shelter aa lts buay season
some of the 47 dogs and 15 cats approaches.
living there. Among activities are theee:
The celebration will feature -Veterinarian Ed Cole will
several diaplays and activities, offer free health examinationa of
-Dog trainer Sue Myles will
show off her puppy drill team at
noon and her trick d0tta at l p.m.
-Bird rehabllitator Susan
Parkes will display some of the
wild hawks and owls she is
treating for the Fish and Game
Department. including a "puppy drill team" newly adopted pet.I.
and a vli.lt by the Irvine Police -Profe(Jsional animal Also, adoption fees of $10 for
Department's two Bouvier polire groomer Patrifia Hayden will dop and $5 for c~ta will be paid
dop-------__ a!f~ 1.r2Qming J!ll!.. from May l ~ 8 b "t PA W S Theopen housewill~-f~ -L ion Country sa?ar~TP r<5'nrotion of Animal
10 a.rn. to .3 p.m. at the shelter at officials will brihg a baby animal Well-being), a local non-profit
20401 Sun Valley Drive in from their nursery. group of Irvine residents.
Ex-litter
ticket er
'too nice'
OCEANSIDE (AP) -After
nearly two yeara of wa11na a
one-man war on downtown
truh, th11 city'• only litter
e n forcement officer ha• been
fired for belna ••too nice" -not
wrltifll enoual\ ticketa.
otflclaa u.Id O'arcy F. LariOM,
the tlut peraon In California
comml11loned 1peclflcally to
crack down on Utterbuaa, waa
dllmilled Tueeday for not luutna
enouah ticketa and wamlng too
many flnt.t.ime offendere.
"He waan't doing the job,
pei:haps becauae he la too nice,"
C1iy Councilwoman Melba
Blahop said Wednesday.
Lariosa wrote only nine
citation. between October 1981
ant.I January 1983, she said.
Lar10N, who wu paid $5.25
per hour, dented going out of h11
way to avoid writing ticketa.
"If 1 were 10 eaayaoing, why
did I get thinp thrown on me,
urinated on and aasaulted a
number of Umea?" he said.
Lariosa lasued a stream of
citations, 21 In two months, after
receiving a reprimand in January
from city Public Services
Director Glenn E. Prentisa.
But Lariosa said he was told by
the city attorney's offic-e to issue
warnings, not citations, in order
to 'give absentee owners a chance
toJclean up their property around
bars, clubs and eateries that cater
to off-duty Marines from Camp
Pendleton.
Lariosa said he had no
apoloaiea for the job he
performed. HI.a work involved a.s
much educating u policing, he
said, pointing to alley cleanups
by merchanta who formerly left
trash by rear doors lnatead of
cmipecting it lnto blna.
:11Juat my preaence down town
dtterred litter," he said. "My role
was as much public relations to
get people to com ply voluntarily,
to gain the confidence of people."
Laguna magazine
f ir.ni gets awards
McFadden Publlahlna Co. of Laiuna Beach received two
maaazine award1 during the r~ent Western Publlcat1on1
Allodation'• annual convention.
McFadden received the Maggie -the ma1ulnt-
indu1try'1 Oecar -for California Homes u the beat new
magazine of the laat year.
The company won a aecond award as the beat editorial
product ln the home and d~gn category for jw monthly
Orange County MagazJne.
McFadden haa won two previous Maggies during ita 1~
years of publl1hing.
•Llaa Robmaller of Costa Mt"sa has received a $400
scholanhip and a $400 award for excellence in education from
Concordia College in Seward, Neb.
She will be a freshman during the 1983-84 achoo! year
Her parent.a are Duane and Betty Rohmaller of Costa Mesa.
• Laguna Beach senior citizens will hear a di.lcusaion of
memory retention Monday at l p.m. at the Veterans Memorial
Community Cent.er, 384 Legion St.
Dr. Jamea McGauab, of UC Irvine, will dacu. ''The Role
of Emotions in Memory."
Leadership Institute
to hear Antonovich
Mike Antonovich, chai.nnan of
the Los Angeles County Board of
,Supervisors and vice chairman
of the California Republican
Party, will be a featured speaker
tomorrow at the second annual
Leadership lnatitute.
The all-day program at the
Newport Sheraton Hotel is
designed for h igh school and
college student& with interesta in
government and politics.
O t her speakers include
A ssemblywoman Marian
Bergeson, R-Newport Beach ;
Amemblywoman Doria Allen, R-
Cypresa; Board of Equalization
member Ernest Oronenburg Jr.
and Orange County Supervisor
Harriett Wieder.
The program la 1pon10red by
the Youth Advilory C.Ommittee
of the Republican P arty of
Orange County. A $20 fee per
student will be chara ed. For
more informaUon <>r re9ervations,
call 646-6101 or 547-8006.
Retirees upset
~y croaking
FUNKY THINGS As required by law.
new businesses
ualn g a Fic titious
BualneH Name must
1reglater that name
NEW MERCEDES 30080
A vailable for European delivery mid
May or early June. Rather than rent,
drive your own earl One month driving
Insurance included In purchase price of
$35,750. USA price near $40,000. For
further Information. please call Virginia
Fredericks,
FOR T LAU DER-mto the water.
DALE, Fla. (A P) -Some residents, like
Thouaanda of frop have Harry Kotner, don't
come a -courtln ' at believe.the racket ia
Cocon ut Creek this year, natural.
leaving many retirees at ''Thla frog business ia
W yn m oor Vil l age silly . I have
s 1 e e p l e s s -a n d grandchildren who I'm
unhappy. aure would love that
"They mak e noiae story. But I don't buy it,"
from the minu te it geta he said.
dark until daybreak,"
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said Sue Glaaa. "It's got
to b e thouaanda and
thouanda of frop."
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SALE
with the County Clerk.
Cell the DAILY PILOT
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
for form• and further
Information.
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STOCKI /L~~~-~-
choose From This Assortment of Ladles Sport "K4f_P;[![J~, R eaid ents of the
' ret.l.tem~nt viJlage have
complained about the
racket to police and the
~J: o w a r d C o u n t : .. ·.~ .......;.;.~...;;.uw.z_..a1~~,
Cont rol Board, with
some even believing that
machinery ia to blame.
Clothes by Sassoon , Hanna, etc. Bikinis, Tell her~o great she is and how much you appreciate ~~..:_~,,~~~~·~~?"~~,~~...,,.._.-:.--;.,:.:;, -·~ ~:..~~~~.;.·_.;~tty ·big t hin~ ~
"It soun ds like gaa-
drlven water pumpa,"
said Bob Gamber. a
Wyrunoor resident. "But
there are no gas-driven
water pumps in
Wynrnoor. They are all
electric."
Gamber has recorded
the aounds and observed
the courting frogs
around the condominium
lake. The oond09 a1ao are
surrounded by 23 acres
of waterways that the
clatter ing amphibians
thrive in.
·"T h e maj ority of
people realize it'• frogs,
but some of these city
slickers who have never
heard a frog in their life
won't believe it ... " aaid
Gamber.
He said that when
some residents called
p olice , an offlcer
temporarily silenced the
b w.in a stone
~
65 %..
Mini Blinds
Del Mor mini bltnds ore the
styhsnly shm slots tho! ooen
close and 1111 of the tw1sf of
o plex1glos control wand
A11011001e 1n o full spectru
of decorolor colors. they re
pertect tor any window 1n
the house riJ~mor -----SALE EN06 APRIL 30ltl
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FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES
SALE
The Warmlnvton OompaftJM are 1pon10flng 1 .. ,. of
furniture and home acc••ICWY Item•. H dl1pleyed In
thelt model home complex••· Item• lnclud• couchea,
poof ta~. dr .. ..,... lampe. tablH & chelta, bed1,
1hetft•, wall Nftfln9a, •tono with • V•l•tt ~ ottw
home fumlehl"fa. Prfc•• ar• a• low •• H % off
wttole .. ltl, •nd In moet c. ... no reaaonal* otfar will
ba NfuMCI ..... 1tarta S.turday, April 30, 10 A.M. • 5
P.M., and contlnUH lunday. May 1, I A.M. ·I P.M.
Proceed• wlll ba donat9d to th• N•wpott Har~ Water ,. ,oundaUon.
Sele Locatltn: 1752 Lanatey, lnhle, CA
ouses, lingerie, Jackets, -Sun Glasses •• etc. done to you.
Fixtures For Sale Too! Greeting• to Moma will appear
211-1 llRllE AYE., BILBOl ISUID Mother's Day May 8th
SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY
ttoun: 10:00 A.M. to e:eo P.M. and the rates are only
v\A~~ , By C'aJU!el ICEC~CAKES
Once again you'll find our store
filled with a large an! colorlul
setectlon of Ice cream cakes and
novettJes decorated with our own
exclusive d"lgna for Mother's Day.
We'll custom Inscribe any Carvel Ice
Cream Cake with your personal
FLOWER BASKET CAKE
Sanl9a 10 to 12
sentiments ,
WHILE YOU WAITI CAMEO CAKE
S«we 10 to 12
Yoe1 Mothlr wl bt proud of you for um, •I tliJ tnOMfl
The Carvel Store'• lleted In thl• ad will glw you 12.00 off their
regular low prtoe of their
FLOWER BASKET OR CAMEO CAKES
wt\en you pr ... n1 thlt coupon at time of purch ....
Offer EAIW• May a. 1H3
C.. ftOI be --~OW...~ OI ,__ pfloe °'*
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(Each additional line only SO•) .
Illustration $5.00
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UP 6.68
CLOSE 1,229.20
Phone companies want
new rate structure
By Tbe A11oclated Pere11
SAN FRANCISCO -Two major California
telephone companies have proposed measuring and
charging for local service in ways similar to long
dlatance rates.
. ~aciftc Telephone C.o. o!ficers told the state public
Utilities C.ommiss1on yesterday to expect a major rate
restructure to compensate for lta court-ordered
divestiture by American Telephone & Telegraph C.o.
next Jan. 1.
One option would be to remove subaldies on $7
monthly rates, which would mean monthly charfes of
$82 in Ba.ker, $49 In Eureka, $35 in Modesto and 26 ln
San Francl.9co, Chairman Donald E. Guinn ea.id.
David Anderson, president of General Telephone
C.o. of California, proposed charges based on number,
length and distance of calla, a system that cuatomers
are used to on long distance service.
10 million claim IRAs
WASHINGTON -AJmost 10 million Amencans
claimed 1982 federal income tax deductons for their
investments m tax-deferred Individual Retirement
Accounts, Internal Revenue Service figures indicate.
With over 90 percent of the IRS Form 1040s
processed, about 18 ~rcent of the 53.7 million .etums
show deductions for IRA contributions, spokesman
Wilson Fadely said. That cornea to about 9.7 million
taxpayer retwns with several million of the long-form
1040s still to be processed.
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