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WASHINGTON ADY
WAAOION — increases to a peak of 391 most business with the
Undercut by a drop in the million gallons in 1981. United States. The Common
price of imported wines, Imports increased from 115 Market helps its wine
California vintners want million gallons to 122 growers mainly by paying
Congress to help them to million gallons, part of their storage costs,
win back the palates of Sen. Pete Wilson, R- then buying up surplus wine
American consumers by Calif., Tuesday asked the and distilling it into alcohol
raising import duties. Agriculture Department to to get it off the market.
John De Luca, president investigate what he called Barbara Sloan, a Com-
of the California Wine In- unfair European wine- mon Market spokeswoman
stitute, planned to talk growing subsidies and in Washington, said the
today with wine producers recommend a way to stop European bloc does not
from other states about them. subsidize the actual export
possible legislation to At a Capitol Hill meeting of wine.
submit to Congress. with De Luca, Wilson The Agriculture
Domestic winemakers proposed an extra “coun- Department official said
say the Europeans have an tervailing” duty to raise the European barriers to
unfair advantage because price of imported wine by American wine exports are
they get subsidies from the amount of the foreign not important, and the
their governments and can subsidy, exports have grown from
charge less. But opponents De Luca suggested a “almost nothing” to 2.2
of further trade restrictions turnabout strategy in which million gallons.
say its the dollar’s high European governments
value that makes foreign would be asked to import
wines a better buy. American wines on the
BARBS
“A year or so ago a same liberal terms that A digital recording is one
French exporter only got they export to the United you have to spin with your
about four francs for every states. Under the plan, the s Departed beturntable
dollar s worth he sold," said United States would limit
an Agriculture Department wine imports if the foreign
official who asked not to be country refused.
identified by name. “Now Italy, France, West
he’s getting nearly seven Germany and Greece do the
and a half francs. So he can
afford to bring the dollar
price down.”
“I’m buying good French
wines myself now because
they’re cheaper,” the of-
ficial added.
An optimist is a person
who thinks friends can be
made by unloading endless
quantities of home-grown
tomatoes on the neighbors.
Taiwan circus
comes June 10
It’s been called incredible’, breathtaking’, stun-
“Don’t ask for a good ning’, and quite unbelieveable' to quote the critics.
California wine unless They are talking about “The Chinese Magic Circus of
you’re ready to pay six or Taiwan,” which will perform on the Bartlesville Com-
seven dollars a bottle,” a munity Center stage, Friday, June 10, at8p.m.
Washington dealer advised. Reserved seats are available as long as they last at
“But you can get a good $7.50 adult and $3.75 student. Call the box office, 918-337-
foreign wine for three and a ARTS for information.
half." “The Chinese Magic Circus of Taiwan” offers more
The Agriculture than a glimpse into the Orient. It consists of acrobatics
Department official, sour and the magic of the Far East. In addition, comedy,
on American wine balancing feats, Kung-Fu, plus a troupe of girls who
producers' complaints, says perform beautiful traditional dances. It is a show for the
the industry’s request for whole family.
help comes after a bad The grace and precision of the acrobats are the
year. triumph of years of dedicated training and discipline,
U.S. production dropped but their art was formed by centuries of tradition.
to 390 million gallons last Chinese acrobatics are in fact more than a series of
year after a series of rapid stunts. Most of the acts were created and performed in
Wadsworth
gets honor
at college
China as far back as 200 B.C., and have always been an
integral part of Chinese culture. Many of these acts
clearly demonstrate the achievement of perfection
through finding harmony between mind and body - an
ancient concept in the Orient.
The show also features Kung-Fu demonstrations -
Pawhuskan Robert E. extra-ordinary feats that seem to defy physical laws,
Wadsworth was recently which the Chinese attribute to the cultivation of ‘Chi’,
awarded recognition on the roughly translated as ‘inner strength’ or ‘life energy’.
Dean’s Honor Roll at Thecast of 18 from two families has toured throughout
Northeastern Oklahoma the world. They have appeared many times with
A&M College in Miami.
"Liberace" at the Las Vegas Hilton, as well as Lake
Wadsworth and 137 other Tahoe and Reno. Christmas and New Year’s, 1979, saw
students earned the honor them appear for 22 performances in New York at
by posting a minimum 3.5 Madison Square Garden. They have also been seen on
grade point average over at the Merv Griffin, Dinah Shore and Mike Douglas shows.
least 14 credit hours.
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RUSTY BROWN
The heartache never ends
By Rusty Brown
Some people think divorce is — to borrow a phrase from
Hamlet — "taking arms against a sea of troubles, and by
opposing, end them."
Unfortunately, they sometimes find that long after the
divorce is final, the sea of troubles is still there It continues
to wash over their heads, threatening to sink them in bitter-
ness, anger and strife over the children
Revenge and rancor, like uninvited dinner guests, take
places at the table
My heart aches for those caught in this conflict
I've been reading the reviews of "Heartburn," a new novel
by the witty journalist Nora Ephron It's a supposedly
humorous, thinly disguised account of the breakup of her
marriage to the famed Watergate reporter, Carl Bernstein
Critics take note of the book's biting tone and bitterness
“Reading it.” said one reviewer, "is like watching someone
trying to tell a joke while gnawing a knuckle."
1 have seen similar pain in friends
Marion, a woman 1 know was divorced 10 years ago when
her daughter was only two. Her initial reaction was relief I
luxuriated in the peace How wonderful," she said, "to live
through days unmarred by quarrels, shouting and bad
feelings."
Soon, however, came the arguments over child-support
Sometimes the ex-husband paid, sometimes his checks
bounced Sometimes he didn’t send a cent, and officials
couldn't locate him
“We have been to court for something or other every year
Put mind at ease
By Joyce Hifler
As peaceful as the woods seem to us in spring, there is
more activity there than any city street. Territories
have been claimed, warnings have been given time and
again, and everything of nature is on the move.
Prairie chickens and wild turkeys strut and preen.
The cardinals, the nuthatches, the thrush sends out
songs especially designed to let the whole of nature know
where they have staked their territories.
Early morning is a chorus of songs. Every evening the
frogs and whippoorwills tune up as well.
But even with all the noise and activity there is an
order, a simplicity, that rings of nature's pace. It is
something to tune one's heart to, to claim that order,
that newness of life.
It beats with precise rhythm. And if we listen closely,
we feel the stress ease away. With that we can put our
minds at ease.
Play tickets going
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Kenneth Lott Jr.
Nola Helen Enos
Wade D. Albright
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Bi-hourly temperatures
courtesy of City Light Plant.
Tuesday: Noon 65; 2 p.m.
69; 4 p.m. 72; 6 p.m. 72; 8
p.m. 70; 10 p.m. 65.
Friday: Midnight 62; 2
a.m.61; 4a.m. 59; 6a.m. 60;
8 a.m. 62; 10 a.m. 68.
Only a few days remain for purchasing advance
tickets to “Charley’s Aunt," scheduled for May 26, 27
and 28, the Community Players announced today.
Advance tickets, available at the Chamber of Com-
merce office, Weigants' Drug and the Bronze Works, are
$3 for adults and $2.50 for children.
A Players press release states that "Charley’s Aunt”
has been called by more than one critic, "The funniest
play ever written."
Players President Bill McKenzie said he believes that
in Bill Salyers the Players have an outstanding lead for
the play, “One worthy to follow in the tradition of such
great stars as Jack Benny, Ray Bolger, Jose Ferrer,
Charles Ruggles, Syd Chaplin and John Mills, among
others in the horde of personalities who have played the
part.”
He is confident that “Charley’s Aunt” will be the one of
the most successful plays the group has ever done,
McKenzie said.
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since the divorce" says Marion Once it was over telephone
rights The judge told her to leave the room when her daugh
ter gets a call from her father in another courtroom hassle,
an opposing attorney suggested placing the child in a foster
home Marion flew into a rage and swore She was fined $100
for contempt of court
Still another bad scene occurred a few months ago when
she went to her ex-husband's home to pick up her daughter’s
clothes after her daughter had lived there for several
months Tempers flared between the former spouses and she
found herself decked on the sidewalk She filed a police
report for aggravated assault and battery
This month, the parents were back in court again to
hammer out a new visitation plan In concurrent action the
father is seeking custody again
The child, now 12, has been understandably affected by
this turmoil and has been seeing a psychiatrist
After 10 years, how much more battering can these three
individuals take?
I know a man in his 50s who had a brief marriage some 15
years ago He and his wife had a child, now 13 The divorce
was final in 1971, the wife going through four attorneys in
the process
Still not satisfied, she found a fifth attorney to sue my
friend. Ralph, for fraud She suspected that because he was
self-employed, he was lying about his income No fraud was
proved, bui the drawn-out litigation cost him thousands
Child and mother then moved 350 miles away, making
weekend visits a physical endurance trial for Ralph When
he does see his daughter, her response is far from warm or
enthusiastic He can see that his former wife is using the
child to transmit her own rage
"I ve got to live long enough for my daughter to grow up.
he says. Maybe then we can really get to know each other
Divorce did not solve the antagonism in either of these
cases Yet, who's to say they should have stayed married
Why should unhappy couples be expected to live out their
lives in tight-lipped martyrdom'’
It is sad that divorced people often do not find the post
decree solace they hoped for Sadder still, is the harm to
children who must live amidst unremitting hostility
How can a child flower in the soil of acrimony?
Stars' homes up for sale
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Mimieux is asking $3.2 Thursday. Said to resemble
(AP) - Now that the million for her home but the Mexican hotel where the
economy is on the upswing, would consider a monthly movie “10" was filmed, the
perhaps you d be interested lease of $13,000. Either way, white stucco mansion has
in moving up, house-wise. If you get three bedrooms and six bedrooms and a maid’s
so, there are several maid’s quarters, a gourmet room, a formidable security
celebrity homes to choose kitchen, six fireplaces, huge system and a $6.4 million
from in Beverly Hills — windows and a projection price tag. And, oh yes, the
starting at a tad over $1 room. The place has a lease is $27,000 a month,
million. Moroccan motif and is on
Raquel Welch's house, for park-like grounds with lush Why are so many
example, is being offered at landscaping and a gated celebrity bungalows up for
$1.15 million. It’s a stone entrance. sale?
English-style home not far “The most unusual house "It’s musical houses,"
from the Beverly Hills Hotel in all of California," said Miss Young. "This is
and has four bedrooms, belonging to none other than the land of discontent,
maid’s quarters, a guest Cher, is available for either Everybody's got so much
house and pool.
sale or lease, real estate that they’re not satisfied
Robert Wagner’s place, broker Elaine Young said with what they’ve got.
described in the listing as
having "closets for a star,”
is for sale at $2.9 million. It
Local bikes need lights
has six bedrooms, maid's Pawhuskans who ride bicycles at night without lights
quarters, guest house, are now in danger of being ticketed, Police Chief Don
gourmet kitchen, three Stephens said Thursday.
different reception rooms The ordinance has been in effect for a while, Stephens
and a huge family room, said, but an effort is now being made to step up en-
Wagner bought it eight forcement.
years ago from singer Patti The ordinance states that bicycles must have a white
Page. light in front and a reflector in back.
Some of these digs can be Enforcement is being toughened in an attempt to cut
leased if you don’t want to down on accidents, Stephens said. “Maybe this will save
take the big plunge. Yvette someone from being hit, he said.
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