A u g u sti, 1990 The Portland O b server-P age 9
MOVIE CROSSWORD PUZZLE O
SUMMER
REBROADCAST
SCHEDULE FOR TOWN
HALL
All the movie titles in the cross­
word below are some o f the 145
film s which are shown each
m onth on C inem ax as part o f its
tenth anniversary celebration.
See how m any you can get.
DANGEROUS DIETS
-AUGUST 5 , 1990
You could lose more than weight
on some diets. One in four people on
low-calorie liquid diets will develop
medical complications, according to a
new A.M.A. study. Congressional hear­
ings recendy investigated claims made
by ALL diet companies. Join Jack Faust
and fad diet survivors, who’ll tell what
they learned about which diets are safe,
and which to avoid.
A cross
I. Tom Hanks charmer
3. Sci-fi monster flick
7. “T h e ____ Jungle”
II. “G orillas____ The Mist”
12. “Tootsie” prop
13. ____ Tittle (init.)
14. “____ Takes Two”
15. Scale tone
16. ____ War
17. Eastern time (abbrev.)
18. Living room (abbrev.)
20. “Young____ ”
24. “ ____ Einstein”
26. Rock group (with “The”)
27. “____ From L.A.”
28 S a n ta ____
29. “B a t____ ”
30. Speed contest
31. ____ and Pa Kettle
33. Movie state (abbrev.)
34. Walk, Hollywood style
35. “Gidget Goes T o____ ”
38. “I n ____ Blood”
40. “D irty____ ”
41. Biblical word
42. Italian river
45. ____ Ed
46. “____ The Greek”
48. “Ghostbusters____ ”
(sequel)
49. “T h e ____ Bunch”
Sematary”
51 “_
52. Date
5 3 “ _Driver”
55. Public notice
Sand”
5 7 .“Blood
58. Ancient date
60. Fish eggs
62. Total loss (abbrev.)
63. Movie city
65. “Shadow_______ Hawk”
(2 words)
66. “M ajor____ ”
68. Time period (abbrev.)
69. Watertight (abbrev.)
70. Special effects or movie
title
D ow n
1. “____ Budd”
RITUAL CRIMES
-AUGUST 12,1990
Satanic rituals. The sacrifice of
animals, and even human. Reports of
ritual abuse in the Northwest have be­
come common. Are these isolated, un­
related incidents? Or indicators of an
occult conspiracy? Jack Faust talks with
survivors of ritual abuse and law en­
forcement officials.
2. “Sunday____ New York”
3. “A nim als____ Beautiful
People”
4. Household god
5. “____ Of The Needle”
6. “____ Lampoon’s Vacation”
7. Film noir, starring
Marilyn Monroe
8. Near
9. Printer’s measure
10. “____ Hard”
12. “____ To Race”
16. “____ Lagoon”
19. World war (abbrev.)
21. ____ Bator
22. ____ and Nora Charles
23. To close a hawk’s eyes
25. “Lawrence_________ ”
(2 words)
32. T urhan____
33. “J.W .____ ”
36. Choice word
37. “__ Smith Goes To
Washington”
38. Clumsy person
39. “The E\dl That Men____
42. Container
43. Coffee____ Tea
44. “Blazing____ ”
46. Meditation
47. African language
48. Fellini country
49. “Black____ ”
50. “____ Command”
54. Roman numeral
55. “W here____ The
Children?”
56. Action word
59. Electronic Funds
Transfer (abbrev.)
61. Lively creature
62. E t ____ , Brute
64. Acc’ts. receivable
67. Former wife
CALIFORNIA INVASION!
-AUGUST 19,1990
©
One out of four people relocating to
Oregon is from California. They are
fleeing the congestion and high costs of
their state for the Northwest, will this
influx revitalize Oregon’s economy ? Or
destroy the livability of our state?!
Town Hall airs every Sunday eve­
ning from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. (Shows are
rebroadcast the following Saturday morn­
ing at 6:00 a.m.) For more information
about these or upcoming programs please
call one of the Town Hall producers:
Frank Mungeam, Alison Highbergerf or
Liza McQuade at 231-4620.
Sex Offenders Should be
Tracked, Supervised
The Governor’s Task Force on Sex
Offenses Against Children has recom­
mended that those convicted be required
to register with the state for the rest of
their life. Support has also been given to
a Corrections Task Force recommenda­
tion that convicted sex offenders be
directly supervised for up to 20 years.
Covering many changes in both the
law and administrative rules, the pro­
posals are part of the Task Force report
to Governor Neil Goldschmidt. He for­
mally received the document today from
Kevin W. Concannon, director of the
Oregon Department of Human Resources.
The Governor directed Concannon to
appoint the special study group.
“ We believe our multi-facted sug­
gestions for change,” said Concannon,
“ will advance the cause of protecting
children. But we want to know what
Oregonians think.” The Governor has
asked Concannon to pursue that objec­
tive in a series of public meetings across
the State. Details are not complete, but
the hearings will likely be held in late
September.
Other recommendations in the re­
port:
*Fund programs to provide treat­
ment to victims of sex offenders.
•Empower judges to verbally order
adults who pose threats out of the homes
of children on an emergency basis.
•Establish a certification system for
providers of sex abuse treatment
♦Increase access to Victim’s Com ­
pensation.
•Improve restitution programs for
victims.
•Require educational programs at
all levels on the issue of sex abuse.
•Carry out a massive public educa­
tion program.
“ These recommendations cover a
substantial amount of territory,” acknowl­
edged Concannon, “ and they cannot all
be implemented immediately.” After
hearing from Oregonians, the Task Force
will incorporate the public viewpoint in
a report that will ultimately be offered to
lawmakers for further consideration.
Governor Neil Goldschmidt asked
for the Sex Offenses Against Children
study to develop legislative proposals.
The group met eight times over a period
of thirteen weeks. It heard from victims,
providers of services, and the public.
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that half of all serious recreational
diving injuries happen when the
diver has been drinking. The proba­
bility of an injury or accident in­
creases with each and every ounce
of alcohol consumed.
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New Telephone Service
Features “Opening Lines”
It’s a problem that has plagued
men for years. It usually happens
at bars and parties and can turn a
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Some never work up the courage to
say anything, but most men rely on
the old unoriginal lines like “What’s
a nice girl like you doing in a place
like this?” or “Don’t I know you
from somewhere?”
But now, thanks to St. Pauli
Girl Beer, men who want to break
the ice with fetching females won’t
have to resort to these tired, old
stand-bys any longer. For a mere
85 cents, anyone can dial 1-900-
990-MTRG (that’s for Meet The
Right Girl), a new telephone serv­
ice that provides witty opening lines.
The service is accessible from
all 50 states, and since there’s no
telling when a man might need a
good opener, the service is avail­
able 24 hours a day, seven days a
week. A new one-minute message
is offered each week and each
message is delivered by Felice, this
year’s St. Pauli Girl Beer poster
girl
Let’s face it, unless you’re Tom
Cruise or Paul Newman, you could
use a good opener.
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