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ered from Auz. 3 eye surgery to repair a detached I i Irwin a me Melvin Belli The year old i( who has gained fame and ru lies for handling torts civil actions parried Mitqar.q's thrust in an interview. "Kven in the King of Torts' office, there is such a thing as contributory negligence," he said, meaning that if people trip, they may not have been careful enough. lielli said he heard Mitgang wanted million, adding with a sniff, "Now that's getting up in my class." Parents of quints have pressing need NEPTUNE, N.J. (AP) The parents of week-old quintuplets have been offered a year's free use of a station wagon by a car dealer and free prescriptions from a pharmacy, but they still have at least one pressing need.

"What we're hoping for is diapers," said Jennifer Joyce, 27, of Sea Girt, who delivered by Caesarean section Aug. 18. "We may be using up to 70 diapers a day." The two girls and three boys, ranging from 28 ounces to 41 ounces at birth, are being fed intravenously. Prime minister ends her vacation LONDON (AP) Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher returned to London Thursday after a 13-day vacation in Switzerland, apparently fully recov retma and save tne sini in r.cr riMii Fine, looks good." the British leader, no longer sporting the dark glasses she wore when she left on vacation, told reporters who asked about the condition of her eye. Thatcher, 57, and her husband, Denis, m.

were driven to her 10 Downing St. office after their Royal Air Force plane landed. Bernstein celebrates 65th birthday LAWRENCE, Mass. (AP) A chorus of children sang "Happy Birthday" and threw confetti Thursday as conductor Leonard Bernstein celebrated his 65th birthday as the honored guest of the town where he was born. He wore a sky blue armband for peace, and with his 85-year-old mother at his side, he urged an end to the nuclear arms race.

Bernstein said he had several invitations for his birthday, including appearances at the Hollywood Bowl, at Tanglewoo with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and at Radio City Music Hall with the New York Philharmonic. "Everybody had a great idea how to celebrate this, and I didn't like any of them. It seemed kind of a pompous way to celebrate one's birthday, without any meaning to it." So he came to Lawrence. arch for Noah's Ark cailcd off JSTANtU'L, Turkey AIi Stormy has forced former I'S Jamr Irwin to altan don his search of Mount Ararat for the legendary resting place of Noah's ark, an official in a town near the mountain said Thursda irwin and a party of 20 Americans uint to I'oiiu-beyait, a town in eastern Turkey, last Thursday to their scan of the mountain's north face The (limbers were forced to suspend their limbs Sunday and Monday because of fierce winds and storms, and they returned to the base of the mountain Wednesday, the local official said in a telephone interview. The official, who declined to be identified, said the weather on the 16W foot peak has worsened steadily since Sunday.

Quern of Hearts such King of Torts SAN FRANCISCO (Al'i Melvin Iklli, the renowned lawyer known as the "King of Torts," has been sued by the "Queen of Hearts," a divorce lawyer who says she tripped in Belli's cluttered courtyard. Iris Mitgang said in her suit filed in Superior Court earlier this month that she tripped Aug. 4 in the courtyard of Belli's Montgomery Street offices while on the way to a meeting with him. "I can't say what I tripped over," she said in an interview Wednesday from her Walnut Creek office, claiming the yard was cluttered with garden equipment. "I didn't fall all the way to the ground.

My leg buckled under me. I was in great pain the entire day." Mif gang said her foot still pains her, making her unable to walk or run swiftly. She said she required steroid treatment and may need surgery. Mitgang, whose law partners have dubbed her "Queen of Hearts" because she handles divorces, didn't specify how much money she wanted to settle the case. Studio fire damages sound stage and sets '-1 a UJ -HT i 4 tIwv --Ji is I Urn' zJ.i i t-t" AP wlrcphoto to be caused by arson, but the case was under investigation, he said.

"It was like a 500-foot-by-500-foot bonfire," Reed said. "It created a tremendous amount of heat." Stage 15, where "Star Trek III" was to be filmed, was to be the Vulcan planet and contained 40-foot high rocks to be used in an earthquake sequence, said David Pondella, head of set lighting at Paramount. "There was solid fire from building to building, a solid sheet, just like a tornado," Pondella said. "It was roaring." Amparan said earlier that four sound stages were burned, but later said only two sound stages and part of a third were damaged. A sprinkler system went off on the "Star Trek" stage, causing water damage, Eisner said.

The movie was not being filmed at the time of the fire. Five television shows "Happy Days," "Cheers" and the new series "Mr. Smith," "Family Ties" and "Webster" also are filmed on sound stage 15, he said. "No one was hurt and we will be able to make repairs very quickly without interrupting either present or future production on the lot," said a studio statement read by Earl Lestz, senior vice president of studio operations. Regarding the Star Trek set, he said, "We'll get it cleaned up probably tomorrow and be able to start shooting on Monday." Thick black smoke spread from the studio to adjoining Hollywood Memorial Park Cemetery, where dozens of Hollywood greats are buried, including Rudolph Valentino, Douglas Fairbanks Paul Muni, Tyrone Power, Adolph Menjou, and Charlie Chaplin Jr.

HOLLYWOOD (API A major fire shot through Paramount Studios on Thursday, destroying the street set where the "Bells of St. Mary's" was filmed and damaging the expensive sound stage for "Star Trek III," authorities said. Two firefighters suffered minor injuries in the fire, which was attended by 33 fire companies as well as water-dropping helicopters, said Ed Reed, a city fire inspector. Flames destroyed the famed 56-year-old "New York Street," where "Bells of St. Mary's," "Going My Way," "Chinatown," "Day of the Locust," the opening sequences for "Laverne and and Shirley," "Love American Style," and all the Jerry Lewis movies, "Breakfast at Tiffany's," parts of "Godfather 1 and II," and "Looking for Mr.

Goodbar," were filmed, said Paramount President Michael Eisner. Besides "New York Street," the fire destroyed "Boston Street," "Church Street" and "McFadden Street," as well as damaging the sound state here the third "Star Trek" movie was being filmed, fire department spokesman Henry Amparan said. "We came within about 30 seconds of losing the set" where "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock" was being filmed, said "Star Trek" actor William Shatn-er, ho sprayed a set with a hose. About six acres of the 50acre studio lot burned wildly before it was brought under control about two hours after it began at 4:02 p.m., said Paramount spokeswoman Susan Pile. Officials said the cause could not immediately be determined.

Damage was "in the millions," Reed said. The fire did not appear Amtrak train derailed Seaboard Coastline railroad officials inspect one of two Amtrak passenger engines that derailed along with three passenger cars after hitting a tractor-trailer rig stalled on the tracks. The derailment occurred early Thursday near Rowland, N.C. About 20 passengers were treated for minor injuries. 13 San Onofre guards fired for drug use SAN ONOFRE (AP) Thirteen private security guards at the San Onofre nuclear generating station have been fired after tests confirmed they were using drugs, security company officials said Thursday.

Eight other guards have resigned in the aftermath of a drug-screening check at the seaside nuclear facility near San Clemente, said Cliff Ingber, corporate counsel for Burns International Security Services Inc. All 21 guards had been suspended after an initial urinalysis July 22 showed noticeable levels of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, hashish and other drugs, Ingber said. More than 350 security guards employed by Burns at San Onofre were asked by the security company to provide urine samples during the surprise check, which was administered as guards reported for work or were ending their shift, said Ingber. Prior to their employment, the guards had been advised it was company policy to periodically test for the presence of drugs. "We feel comfortable with the testing and the findings," Ingber said.

"It has shown our employees and guards are a reliable group, all in all, since a smaller percentage of our group was detected as having drugs in their bloodstream than would normally be expected in the general public." Ingber said Burns sought and received written permission from 13 of the disciplined guards to have their urine specimens undergo a second "confirmation" analysis at an independent laboratory. The eight who resigned did so rather than submit their urine samples to analysis by a mass spectrometer, Ingber said. today'f national forocast Barry turns mild, may roar again MIAMI (AP) Tropical depression Barry bypassed the space shuttle launch pad and crept across mid-Florida on Thursday into the warm Gulf of Mexico, where it could roar back to life, forecasters said. After its sustained winds hit 55 mph on Wednesday, when it was classified a tropical storm, Barry moved ashore off the Atlantic Ocean at daybreak Thursday about 40 miles south of Cape Canaveral with sustained winds of 40 mph. The depression was moving west at 15 mph and was expected to continue on its path for the next 24 hours.

Small craft along the northwest Florida coast from Tarpon Springs to Apalichola were advised by the National Weather Service to remain in port, and a reconnaissance plane was to investigate the depression this morning. "Right now, it's undergoing a disorganization process," Hal Ger-rish at the National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables, said earlier Thursday. "It's so disorganized we're even having problems finding its center on the satellite photos." Gerrish said that when the depression touches the tepid waters of the Gulf "it will grow stronger, and could become a tropical storm, perhaps a hurricane." A tropical storm has sustained winds of 39 mph to 73 mph. At 74 mph, the storm is designated a hurricane. At the Kennedy Space Center, where space shuttle Challenger stands poised on a seaside pad awaiting next Tuesday's scheduled blastoff, the near brush with Barry had "no impact," said Jim Ball, a spokesman for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

"We had prepared for gale-force winds, and were delighted that nothing materialized," Ball said. He said Barry caused "no impact whatsover" on the countdown for the shuttle's eighth mission. Skies over south Florida popped and sizzled with summer afternoon thunderstorms, but no damage was reported as it moved over the central Florida's 847,000 acres of citrus groves. For growers, the rain minus the strong winds was good news. "Any crop needs rain to grow, and rain makes oranges and grapefruit more Juicy," said Ernie Neff at Florida Citrus Mutual, a growers' co-op in Lakeland.

NASA shelved a contingency plan to bring Challenger in from the launch pad, where the shuttle is shielded by a metal gantry and secured by eight 2 inch-wide bolts that "can withstand hurricane-force winds easily" said spokesman Rocky Raab. 4 ShcOSun (USPS 526-540) A Gannett Newspaper Street, Sao BernudUio, California 02401 Vol 110 rrKUy. Auym 1HU No 23B btabUthed In iwi (contlnulni The Dally Sun, The Evening Telegram and The Nun Telegram), The Sun la published every day of the year by The Sun Company of San Bernardino, California. Second clue puetage paid at San Bernardino, California. At newwrtanda tingle coplea on all da vt except Sunday, centa Sundays.

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High! In with lows 51 to 6H LOS ANUELES Fair today and Satur- dally summary day Highs In upoei REACHES Hignj if mid NORTHERN Low morning A Utile coast to low upper 4us to In mid to upper Kh and lows in 6u. Fair today and Saturday to upper 7th I owi ik to AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA clouds elona coast night and Otherwise tan through Saturday. warmer days. Highs In mid 60s at Wi Inland valleys. Lows In mid 60s.

Flwrrlj TODAY'S FORECAST: Showers and thunderstorms over Florida, Georgia and the eastern Gulf Coast. Thundershowers also will cover an area from southern Lake Michigan across the Great Lakes to central and northern New England. fm09 report Toll fre smog information number 800-367 4710 Pollutant Standard lnd IOO 200 300 4O0 unhoolttifwl flood East valley (Nediandi) I Central Valley (San m.fitimii- I wit Valley (Fontana) Mountain High low July 15 fl S4 July it 57 July JulyS 5 SI July el July 3D 100 July Jl Aug, 1 101 Aug. IK 46 Aug 3. '00 Aug 4 103 45 Aug 5 1'0 Aug.

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Sunset 7 22 p.m. San tamardlna rainfall 1913-14 season to date 72 IW43 season to date 02 19T2-0 season total 0 91 New Moon national temperature HI It Pre otm Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Burlington Casper Charleston, S.C. V. Chartotte.N.C. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dallas-Ft Worttt Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Ei Paso Fairbanks Fargo FiaaitaH Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas LitlieRock Louisvine Memphis M.imi Milwaukee Mplj-SiPaul Nashville New Oneens New York Norfolk Oklahoma City Omane Orlando Philadelphia Phoenn Pittsburgh PortiandMe.

Portiarid.Ore. Providence 51 cdy 17 43 .04 cdy 50 43 .02 cir 15 75 .2 cdy 71 57 clr 95 14 91 91 96 74 .01 cdy clr 61 clr 69 1.24 cdy 61 clr 12 51 cdy clr cdy rn 40 60 49 51 clr IS 74 .04 cdy 4J hie 77 47 14 57 II 47 93 47 90 42 cdy clr cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy clr cdy cdy 91 II 19 61 101 44 19 95 74 40 45 64 05 cdy 49 42 II cdy 90 60 .24 Clr to 47 cdy 14 19 52 clr 57 .11 rn 77 clr 90 76 94 69 cdy cdy 90 75 .01 rn 55 52 .16 rn 102 76 clr 94 61 clr 76 cdy 94 94 72 clr 99 79 clr 17 75 .95 cdy 49 .19 cdy 69 .04 cdy 95 73 clr clr 93 71 0 94 95 14 44 clr 71 clr 72 clr 74 clr 71 .2 rn 42 clr 105 90 cdy hie cdy cdy clr cdy clr clr cir clr .04 rn cdy cdy cdy cdy .32 cdy cdy cdy clr clr 9 76 79 71 14 95 16 Raie KapidClty Reno Richmond 15 St Louis 97 77 S'PeteTampa 77 Salt Lake 19 47 San Antonio 95 74 St St Mint 55 Seattle 73 40 SiOUl Fails 90 69 Spokane II S3 Tucson 100 61 Tuna 101 10 Washington 17 61 Wichita 91 75 dr High, low for 24 hours ending tt 5p m. PDTThursdey. state temperatures High Lew Bakerstield 9C 62 Beaumont 94 S3 Bishop 17 44 B'ythe 10! 70 Catalina 62 Culver City Eureka 67 57 Fresno 90 61 Lancaster 9 51 Long Beach J7 43 Los Angeles 15 67 Merysvilie 17 12 Monrovia Montebello (7 62 Monterey 49 54 Ml. Wilson jt Newport Beech 75 43 Oakland 72 63 Paim Springs 97 70 Pasadena 17 59 PasoRooles 16 54 Red BluH 7 60 Redwood City 71 Jl SKramentp 13 40 Saunas 77 57 San Gabriel San Diego 49 San Francisco 73 51 San Jose 73 St Santa Ana 13 62 Santa Barbara 71 55 Santa CruJ TV 5e Santa Maria 52 Santa Monica 74 4 Stockton 17 60 Tahoe Valley 33 Torrance 12 59 Yuma 104 75 High, lew for 2 hours at 5 foreign temperatures HI Le Wthr Amsterdam 79 59 clr Athens 91 70 Clr Bangkok 90 Kcdy Berlin Brussels rr 8 Aires 72 55 cdy Calgary St cdy Dublin 64 52 cdy Edmonton 69 49 Frankfurt Hongkong 16 75 cdy Jerusalem 2 64 clr London 73 57 clr Madrid 12 54 cdy Manila 91 75 clr 75 55 clr Montreal 73 44 Clr Moscoo 77 52 cdy Nassau 12 73 cdy Pans II 46 clr Peking 79 el rn Rio 14 55 clr Rome 79 61 cdy San Juan 90 clr Stockholm 61 cdy Sydney 64 54 cdy Taipei 93 77 cdy Tokyo 16 70 cdy Toronto 75 63 Clf Vancouver 41 57 clr Vienna tt 64 clr Temperatures, weather conditions from midnight to midnight on previous day.

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it Aug 17. Aug. II Aug 1 Aug 20 Aug Aug Aug 23. Aug 74 Aug 25.. 101 104 100 Iff? 73 74 13 ts High 102 Lew 75 44 S4 59 60 62 40 51 57 1 3 94 74 Peimi Official San Bernardino i and low ni pcraturcs yesterday as re-portt'd hy tin- National Weather Service: iHl.

One year ago yesterday: Daytime temperature ranKe at Norton Air Force Base: 935H Relative humidity at 1 p.m. yesterday: 35 percent county temperatures High Apple Vaiiey i Barstow 5 Bid Bar 15 Colion Daggett 5 Oevure 88 Etiwenda Fontana Law S3 60 44 51 40 40 Needles Ontario Red Riailo Riverside Twentynme Wnghtwood Yuctipa. Lane Arrowhead 16 S3 Yucca extended forecast Sunday hveugt- Tuesday COASTAL AND MUUNTAiN AKEAS -Fair eicept patchy late night and early morning low clouds Highs rangmy trom mid to upper )0s near coast to inland. Lows In 60s Mountains will have some afternoon clouds Out mostly fair. Highs in 70s to low Hi Lows upper 40s to near DESERT AREAS Some aHemoon clouds with slight chance of thunder-Showers near Colorado River VaHev, otherwise fair Highs It to 44 Owens Valley 93 To 100 high deserts and 102 to HO lower desert valleys.

Lows mid 50s to low 60s Owens Vaiiey, 60s h.gh deserts and mid to upper Ns lower desen NORTHtRN coastal hours. Near trom mid eOs valievs Lows and ius e'sewhe'e CENTRAL coastal low Fair over southern teinpe'etures. to mid 90s and jOs eicept and coas'ai Toatordoy Today 44 furf Surf Surf Surf SwaU SweM Swell Ave, AAaL Ptd. Av. Ma.

Dir. 2 3 12 I 2 sw 3 1 sw 2 3 12 1 2 sw 2 3 12 I 2 sw Zuma Santa Monica Newport San Diego Cnty marine forecast POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER ANO OUT 41 MILES Over the outer waters, winds northwest 10 to 29 knots with combined seas 3 to 5 feet tonight. ElsewHere, light and variable winds nights and morning becoming southwest to west I to II knots in the afternoon and evenings tonight. Southwest swells I to 2 feet. Patchy night and morning low clouds becoming mostly sunny.

tides Today 5 2a 0.5 low 11 50a44high ll.2Sp'4 9high Saturday 5 54a 0 9 low 12 llp'47high i ievs CALIFORNIA Fair eicept low clouds night and morning normal temperatures Highs aiong coast to low 90s interior from In mountains to 50s CALIFORNIA Patchy clouds night and morning inland eicept afternoon clouds Sierra Nevada Hear normal Highs trom near 0 at coast imend valleys Lows mostly jOs a tew upper 40s in mountains valleys.