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Passage first class for Pepperdine arts

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Dapperly dressed in nautical attire, 400 guests turned out at the palatial home of David and Linda Foster to help support Pepperdine’s Center for the Arts. It was billed as a “First Class Passage under the Stars,” and stars there were. One, in particular, generated a frenzy of excitement.

No, not Pat Boone, not David Foster, not even Paul Anka. The whispered name on every young person’s lips was Ben Stein.

The Pepperdine law professor, Visine spokesman and Comedy Central show host has become something of a cult sensation for generation Xers. “I don’t know who Paul Anka is,” said one Pepperdine shuttle-bus guide, “but I hear Ben Stein is going to be there.”

Adding a little zip to his trademark monotone delivery, Stein helped out with auction duties. To solicit higher bids for a one-time ride on the Goodyear blimp, he urged parents to consider the future — “Just think, one day when your kids are complaining about you saying, ‘I can’t believe what they did to me,’ they’ll say, ‘But then again, they took me on that blimp ride, so I guess I will visit them in the nursing home this week.'”

Stein also put an unlisted item up for grabs — “For an opening bid of $10,000, we will guaranty that Kenneth Starr will never investigate you.” Together with a trip to Australia and a VIP day at Dodger Stadium, the auction helped raise thousands of dollars for the Center for the Arts Guild, a tally that left organizers like Marnie Mitzie smiling. “It’s been such a joy,” she said of the event. “In 1992, we raised about $20,000. Today, we’re up to $96,000 on this event alone.”

The auction was followed by a musical performance by Foster. The host’s turn at the piano drew thunderous applause. “This is great,” Foster told his captive audience. “I have the gate clicker. You all took the bus, I could do three hours — all the songs that didn’t work.” He went on to thank all the guests who opened their hearts and their checkbooks to Pepperdine. “Linda and I are committed to Malibu and doing this for our city. We are proud to be a part of it.”

Before turning the microphone over to headliner Anka, he introduced a surprise guest. In a flower power blast from the past, legendary love child Donovan appeared on stage, bringing his “sunshine superman” with him. It wasn’t long before the guests were mellow yellow and singing along — at least to the lines they still remember. Yes, the spirit was there, even if they do wear easy-fit jeans. This all led up to a rousing performance by Anka, who delighted the crowd with standards “Diana” and “Put Your Head on My Shoulder,” and moving tributes to the late Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr.

After a lovely evening of food and entertainment, the guests poured back into their buses for a ride back to campus. And the first question from a Pepperdine shuttle guide was — “Did you see Ben Stein?”

Pilings are piling up

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    It is always nice to follow the news of the Malibu Pier restoration and other Malibu developments through your renowned newspaper.

    In regards to your Sept. 10 issue, I would like to make Malibu officials aware that some or most of the missing pier pilings are washed up on the beach and are lying at the base of some homes south of the pier. The last time I was walking on the beach, I counted at least five or six pilings in a mile stretch; there might be more pilings further south.

    These pilings could be salvaged and brought back to the pier for use in the restoration process. This might also help cut down on the overall repair expenses.

    Let’s get The World Famous Malibu Pier fixed and put it back on the map before it becomes home for transients and we become the laughing stock for people that flock from all over to take a glimpse of our beloved Malibu Pier where “The Stars Meet the Sea.”

    Roland B. Tayar

    Malibu Inn Liquor Store

    Beleaguered local economy facing home-based business licensing fee

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    A Business Roundtable subcommittee has proposed a business license program for the city that would, for the first time, impose an annual licensing fee on most commercial operations in Malibu, including home-based businesses.

    City Manager Harry Peacock, city staff liaison to the roundtable, said the proposed fees, at a maximum of $50 per year, would generate only enough revenue to cover the costs of operating the licensing program, but the program itself would facilitate an exchange of invaluable information between the city and the business community.

    With information on the whereabouts of the city’s home-based businesses, Peacock said, officials could more easily enforce local zoning laws. In addition, under the proposal, contractors will be required to paste stickers to their cars proving they paid the licensing fees; officials could then more easily verify that contractors working in the city are complying with local laws. Also, with an exhaustive list of businesses in Malibu, city staff could compile demographic data on local commercial activities.

    Local businesses would benefit from the proposed licensing program, Peacock said, because city officials could more easily notify them of any relevant changes in laws, or of any available government assistance, such as loans from the SBA. Contractors registered with the city would receive city bid lists.

    The roundtable subcommittee, comprised of Edison Company Regional Manager Mark Olson, retired business owner Bob Hart and Peacock, studied the issue for months. The idea of a general business licensing requirement prompted some grumbling in the business community, but including home-based businesses in the proposed licensing requirement generated the most controversy. It is an issue that others outside of Malibu have been grappling with as well.

    The city of Los Angeles, after angering business owners there, repealed a short-lived policy requiring home-based businesses to register with the city and pay a licensing fee. The California Assembly approved a bill last month that would exempt home-based creative professionals — writers, artists and musicians — from city business taxes. The measure stalled in committee in the Senate, but will likely be reintroduced in the next legislative session.

    Even though at earlier roundtable meetings some members took issue with the idea of a business licensing requirement, at its monthly meeting last week most members seemed to have warmed to the proposal. Still, at last week’s meeting, one member, Craig Smith, said he was surprised that Malibu would move in the direction of adopting a business license requirement.

    “When I moved out here in the ’60s, it was like a frontier,” Smith said. Peacock responded, “One day, Wyatt Earp came to town.”

    Roundtable and Chamber of Commerce Director Mary Lou Blackwood requested that the chamber’s board of directors have an opportunity to review the proposal before the full roundtable votes on the matter. The roundtable is holding off on a vote on the proposed program until November. After the vote, the roundtable will present its report and recommendation to the City Council.

    Renaissance Man

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      What makes a pianist great? Ask a silly question; get a clear, intelligent explanation from Kirill Gliadkovsky, Moscow-born pianist. It’s attention to details, he says.

      When Gliadkovsky opens the Stotsenberg Recital Series at Pepperdine Sept. 27, playing duo piano with his wife, Anna, expect details, and then some.

      “It’s in the degree of emphasis of certain musical details,” he says. “Renaissance sculptures were so great because they had excellent proportions, and the artists paid attention to every detail. In music, they must be brought out, not hidden so just the critics and fellow musicians notice it.”

      Some details are derived from the composer, some from “interpretation.” Bach’s music contains no directions, Mozart’s has a few, Beethoven more, and 20th century music even more. “The pianist must give it shape,” he says. “The music becomes like a computer language that you have to decode. You have to go for shape, texture, general sound images. There should be an individual approach to what the composer wrote, plus filling in the missing directions.”

      In June, Gliadkovsky returned to Moscow for a series of concerts. Inevitably, the conversation turns to politics. “Our president does much worse things than yours,” he says. “But Russian presidents are always ahead of the world in that sense.”

      During the Cold War, sitting around a Moscow dinner table, the son of a physicist had no fears of war with the West. “The Russian military was afraid, not regular people,” he says. His father, the physicist, and mother, a piano professor, teach at Moscow Pedagogical University.

      The Gliadkovskys had hoped Kirill and his younger sister, Ekaterina (now a professional pianist), would not undertake the difficult life of musicians. He shrugs. “That’s why I’m not betting against my daughter. Whatever she wants to become.”

      At 3, he was playing songs on the piano, but began formal training before he turned 6. For his entrance exam, his mother prepared him to sing a few songs. At the exam, he recalls, “I asked the teacher if she would like to hear those songs or the ones I preferred.”

      He wouldn’t practice the pieces his teachers gave him. “I practiced harder pieces,” he says. “I jumped ahead in the repertory.” Now, he admits to having a more professional approach, practicing what he should.

      Russian training included choir, music history and ear training, plus two lessons per week of one-on-one instruction at the piano.

      At age 14, he chose music over physics and math, passing difficult entrance exams at the music school and at the Academy of Sciences. At the time, he reports, the science school had excellent teachers but poor equipment.

      At 18, he began training at the Moscow Conservatory of Music. There, he took a master class from the first American to teach in Russia, pianist and USC professor Daniel Pollack. Six months later, Pollack invited Gliadkovsky to study with him at USC.

      Russian mail service was so slow that he never received any information about USC or even Los Angeles. “I didn’t even know what kind of weather to expect,” he says. “I came with two suitcases. Probably half a suitcase was music and books.” His first impressions? “L.A. was not like a city. It was more like a resort. It took me a while to get used to it. Now I like it.”

      On his arrival, Pollack met him at the airport and took him to his Beverly Hills home for a few days. Then, Gliadkovsky was introduced to dorm life at USC. “It was an adjustment period,” he says. Gliadkovsky spoke almost no English. “Being thrown into an American school, I had to learn fast.”

      He received a master’s degree and doctorate from USC. His master’s studies included music history, music analysis, piano performance and music literature. His doctoral studies included electives in organ and conducting, as well as a required second language. He took Italian. “I passed the test,” is his sole comment.

      This year, he is teaching at USC (where his sister is studying for her doctorate). Gliadkovsky also taught at Pepperdine, where he accompanied the choir and played concerts with the Community Symphony and in recital.

      A winner of numerous prizes at international piano competitions, he met his Russian wife at a competition in Canada, not a competition either of them won. “If we’d won, we wouldn’t have met because we’d have been too busy,” he says. Ms. Gliadkovskaya studied in Kiev, then moved to Moscow, where she studied at the Russian Academy of Music. She holds a postgraduate diploma, the highest degree in piano performance awarded in Russia. They have a 3-month-old baby, Anastassia.

      The Stotsenberg concert is their formal debut as a duo piano team. The program is scheduled to include Rachmaninoff’s Six Morceaux Opus 11; Haieff’s Sonata for Two Pianos; a transcription of Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” and Saint-Sans’ “Le Carnaval des Animaux” for piano duo.

      Kirill and Anna Gliadkovsky, duo pianists, open the 1998-1999 Stotsenberg Recital Series Sept. 27 at 2 p.m. at Raitt Recital Hall, Pepperdine University. Tickets may be purchased through Smothers Theatre by telephoning 310/456-4522 or through Ticketmaster at 213/365-3500.

      The word from on high

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        I’m writing to thank the Malibu Association of Realtors for their vigilance regarding the Pacific Coast Highway situation, as expressed in their letter of Sept. 3, and to let you and your readers know what I am doing, as your state Assembly representative, to expedite the long-overdue repair of PCH. My office is holding a series of task force meetings to identify specific tasks and priorities involved in trying to solve the traffic, safety, geologic and aesthetic concerns that continue to plague PCH. I have already written to the governor detailing my concerns, which include the reduction in work hours by Caltrans and the delays in opening a third traffic lane. I believe that I conveyed a sense of our urgent need for drastic improvements in communication and coordination between the various agencies, such as Caltrans and the Highway Patrol, that are responsible for particular pieces of the puzzle. I believe that I also made clear my confidence that Caltrans has legitimate reasons for changing its work schedule, but that constant feedback and communication is a necessity in a situation such as this one, where various state, private and citizen groups have responsibilities for particular parts of what has to be a coordinated, general solution to a severe problem.

        The safety, quality of life and business climate along PCH have suffered for too long. My office will continue to do everything we can to facilitate this process and get it behind us. As always, the feedback and participation of the community is an essential ingredient for success.

        Sheila James Kuehl

        speaker pro tempore

        California State Assembly

        District 41

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          @normal:FIREWOOD Hardwood- Eucalyptus and Macadamia. Delivered and stacked. Half cord: $175.00, Whole cord $300.00. 457-2613.

          @Header:Flea Market

          @normal:HAVE YOU ADVERTISED IN OUR “FLEA MARKET” YET?? IF NOT, JUST GIVE US A CALL & WE WILL BE GLAD TO RUN YOUR AD; OR WE WILL RENEW IT. 456-5507 Ext. 108 or Fax 456-8986

          @normal:FILE CABINET, 26″, legal, 2 drawer, suspension, 68 hanging folders. $100. 457-6400

          @normal:ELECTRIC Mini Magic Muffin Maker. Betty Crocker. $8. 829-1568

          @normal:MASSAGER for back w/heat & adjustments. Pollenex. $25. 838-4192

          @normal:PIPE CORRAL. Great quality – Various sizes. Under $80. 457-7599

          @normal:TV GAME by Mattel w/12 game modules. $25. 829-1568

          @normal:LIGHT FIXTURE COVERS, 6 assorted glass globes. $11. 829-1568

          @normal:VAPORIZER, “Devilbiss” works fine. $5. 829-1568

          @normal:BUNK BED SET, medium pine finish. Matching dresser. Great condition. $400. 456-3538

          @normal:GE ELECTRIC DRYER like new. $100. 310-457-2613 or 310-457-9948 from 10-6 Monday thru Friday.

          @normal:FUTON. Queen-size. Year new. Paid $295. Sell $95. 457-6169

          @normal:TABLES. Coffee & end. Almond lacquered w/mirror top. Like new. $50 each. 457-7545

          @normal:IRONING BOARD & CLOTHES DRYING RACK. $10 for both. 829-1568

          @normal:CRUTCHES, aluminum. Adjustable. $10. 829-1568

          @normal:CHILD’S BOOSTER CHAIR. Like new $15. 456-3289

          @normal:CHILD’S RIDING PANTS & HARD HAT. Age around 9. $15. 456-3289

          @Header:Flooring

          @normal:CARPETS, HARDWOOD new/refinish. Free Estimates. Call Carl Leon, Paseo Flooring. 310-416-9947.

          @normal:VIKING FLOORS Specializing in Installation & Finishing of all types of flooring. 457-7823.

          @Header:For Sale

          @Normal:TAYLOR ICE CREAM YOGURT machine, twin floor model, for sale or lease 310-457-1625.

          @normal:WEDDING DRESS never worn. Traditional style, white with lace and beads, long train. Never altered, size 10-12. Paid $1200, will sell for $400. 818-706-1123

          @normal:BIKINIS with your name or zodiac sign embroidered on it. For more info, send SASE and $1 to Kenny Carmony, P. O. Box 111, Fall River Mills, Ca. 96028.

          @normal:PORTABLE CORRAL. Aluminum w/2 covered shed area plus 4 gates. Covers approx 1200 sq. ft. Great corral for horses, sheep, goats & other animals. $2,500 obo. Call 589-5363.

          @normal:FOR SALE!. Magnificent free-form redwood pedestal table, 52″x82″, $1800 obo. Turn-of-century partners’ desk, 48″x72″, very unique. $2,100. Call Chris @ 456-6181

          @normal:ITEMS FOR SALE!! 45″ Mitsubishi TV/Home Theatre System-$1350. Refrigerator-$175. TV Cabinet-$200. Mirror w/glass rack-$100. Black Pedestal Sink-$250. Loveseat & Chair-$350. King Bed-$200. Piano $500. 457-1470

          @normal:2-60′ MOBILE HOMES.

          • A single wide 2 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, and kitchen. $2,000.
          • Second has 2 pullouts, master bedroom, office/bedroom, bath, living room & kitchen/eating area. Must be moved soon. $6,000. No reasonable offer refused. 310-457-0610

          @normal:FOR SALE. Kenmore washer, heavy duty. $200. Frigidaire electric dryer. $50. Cal King Sealy mattress & box springs. $150. Call 457-1316

          @normal:STEEL BUILDINGS Sale: 40x60x14, $8,734, 50x75x14; $11,354; 50x100x16, $15,257; 60x100x16, $17,445. Mini-storage buildings, 34×180, 36 units. $18,175. www.sentinelbuildings.com Sentinel Buildings, 800-327-0790 extension 79. Cal*Scan

          @NORMAL:WOLFF TANNING BEDS. TAN AT HOME Buy direct and SAVE. Commercial/Home units from $199.00. Low monthly payments. Free color catalog. Call today. 1-800-842-1310 Cal*Scan

          @normal:STEEL BUILDINGS, Arch & Straightwall. No reasonable offer refused. 1-800-973-3366. Cal*Scan

          @Header:Garage Sales

          @normal:WHEN YOU ADVERTISE WITH THE MALIBU TIMES you will receive FREE Garage Sale signs & arrows. Call us at 456-5507 Ext.108 to place your Garage Sale Classified Ad.

          @normal:MALIBU ESTATE SALE: Country French furniture 2 years old including sleeper sofa, loveseat w/2 sets of slipcovers; 3 month old custom “Xavier” mosaic table & much more!!! Sat. Only. 9/19, 10am-3pm. 20316 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY. Between Big Rock & Moonshadows.

          @normal:GREAT SALE!! Salesman’s Samples & household items. Sat. Only. 9/19/98, 8:30am till gone. Includes FREE goods table.29518 RAINSFORD, between Busch & Bonsall.

          @normal:**MOVING SALE – LATIGO CANYON JEWELRY DESIGNER SALE** starts Sept. 19th from 10:00am until 4:00pm at 4361 HILLVIEW DRIVE or call 310-457-1778, ask for Karen. One of a kind designs starting at $5.

          @normal:27008 OLD CHIMNEY ROAD & OTHER LATIGO CANYON HOMES are having a neighborhood sale Sat. 19th from 10:30am-1:00pm. Just 2.3 miles from PCH, watch for sign at PCH. Turnoff for other addresses or call 457-0856

          @Header:Glass

          @normal:MALIBU GLASS & Mirror & Screens 3547 Winter Canyon Road. 456-1844.

          @normal:PRECISION Sliding Glass Door Repair. Full mobile service, repairs and installation. New mirror closet doors, swinging or sliding screen doors. Replace sliding glass door tracks. 800-700-8508.

          @normal:BEVELED GLASS WORKS. Beveled, Leaded & Carved Glass doors, Windows & Entryways. Catalogue Available. 457-5252 home.sprynet.com/sprynet/bgw01

          @Header:Handyman

          @normal:NEATNIK CONSTRUCTION. Meticulous carpentry, tilework, painting & remodeling. Long-term Malibu resident. Responsible & dependable. Reasonable rates. Excellent Malibu references. Kent, 457-5214

          @NORMAL:A to Z HOME IMPROVEMENTS. No job too large or too small. Carpentry, painting, tile, retaining walls, decks, masonry, dog houses, and more. Honest, reasonable, reliable. Local references. Bill 317-2221

          @normal:***HANDYMAN/LANDSCAPER*** Full or part-time. Car with insurance. References. 818-461-5801

          @Header:Hauling

          @normal:***HAULING CLEAN-UP*** YARDS – GARAGES – JUNK. Free Estimates. 310-399-4337 Richard.

          @Header:Health & Fitness

          @normal:DRUG COUNSELING: Outpatient detox from Heroin, Cocaine, Pills, etc. Counseling in Malibu. Call Jerry at the Telesis Foundation. 310-238-0140 or 818-829-7369

          @normal:**YOGA IN MALIBU** Take time for yourself….relaxing, rejuvenating, challenging. Rediscover your body & soul. Privates available in peaceful setting!! Call Kirschen (Certified Yoga Instructor) at 310-589-3916

          @Header:Heating & Air

          @normal:MALIBU REFRIGERATION Quality heating repairs. 457-9986.

          @Header:Help Wanted

          @normal:JOURNALISM INTERNSHIP. The Malibu Times is offering an intern position to those who want valuable newspaper experience. Must have experience on school or community newspaper, or equivalent. Internships qualify for credit at some schools. Small stipend included. Call Arnold York, Editor at 456-5507, ext 101, or for immediate consideration fax resume, clips to 456-8986

          @normal:EXPERIENCED INTERIOR PLANT TECHNICIAN. Must have valid CA driver’s license & insurance. Must speak fluent English. 457-1625

          @normal:EXPERIENCED EXTERIOR LANDSCAPE SUPERVISOR. Must have good references, truck, insurance, valid California driver’s license and speak fluent English. 457-1625 x4.

          @normal:WEEKEND RECEPTIONIST/OFFICE HELP WANTED for high energy, friendly office. Telephone & computer skills necessary. Call Sally at 310-456-3638.

          @normal:OFFICE HELP NEEDED. Monday thru Thursday, 9am-2pm. Small office in Pt. Dume area. Computer, telephone, people skills a must. Fax resume: 310-589-1526

          @normal:HOST/HOSTESS WANTED FOR ALLEGRIA

          RESTAURANT, 22821 PCH. Will train. Part-time. Call 456-3132

          @normal:**LONDON TEMPORARY SERVICES** Lots of great jobs: Receptionist, Administrative Assistants, Clerks, Secretaries. One year experience required. Fax resume: 310-826-7939. Work on the Westside.

          @normal:ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. Monday-Friday, casual Malibu office, must have excellent communication & computer skills, internet knowledge. Leave message 310-859-6973.

          @normal:PHOTOJOURNALISM INTERNSHIP. The Malibu Times is looking for a photojournalist intern to learn all aspects of newspaper photojournalism & darkroom work & earn professional clips. Interns may shoot civic meetings, community activities, sports events, etc., write photo captions, assist in all phases of production. Must have experience on school or community newspaper, or equivalent. Internships qualify for credit at some schools. Includes small stipend. Internship last 4-6 months, 15 hours per week minimum, Tuesday production hours, other hours flexible. Call Arnold York, editor-in-chief, at 310-456-5507 ext. 101, or fax resume/samples to 310-456-8986

          @normal:RECEPTIONIST. London Needs You! Immediate opening. Westside. Experience necessary. Temp & temp – hire. Benefits, top pay. 310-826-3828. Fax: 310-826-7939. London Temporary Services

          @normal:THE MALIBU TIMES is looking for a part-time Advertising Salesperson to sell special sections. Sales experience preferred. Call Arnold at 310-456-5507 ext 101 or fax your resume to: 310-456-8986

          @normal:CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS. Excellent communication skills required for this Temp to Staff position. Prior work history within a call center is preferred, but not required. Must have strong customer service skills & some general office experience. $10-$12/hours. **Royal Staffing Services** Westlake Village, 805-373-9909, Fax 805-494-4365

          @normal:BUSY MALIBU ANSWERING SERVICE need an all night operator. Light typing & pleasant speaking voice a must. Call 310-317-2195 for more information.

          @normal:PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST needed for small Malibu office. PC exp. Nec. Must be organized. 310-589-5356

          @normal:MEDICAL ASSISTANT Full-time. Single MD, Family Practice in Malibu. Venit. Inj. EKG, minor surgery, peds, adult care. 2 years experience required. Fax resume to: Mark Leonard, 310-393-5234

          @normal:ARGENBRIGHT SECURITY. The leader in aviation security has an immediate opening for a part-time security guard for an exclusive gated community in the beautiful sunny city of Malibu. We offer

          • Paid training,
          • Uniforms
          • Guard card testing
          • Promotional opportunities. For immediate consideration, please call 310-649-5610 ext. 11 or apply: 5256 West 111th Street, Los Angeles

          @normal:BABYSITTER NEEDED. Seeking fun & responsible female for after school child care for 2 easy-going girls ages 12 & 9. Monday thru Thursday. Can offer more hours if needed. References required. Call 310-589-3923 or 310-443-5355.

          @normal:TELEPHONE PHONE PROSPECTOR. Earn $10/$12 hour guaranteed plus $10-$12 per appointment plus bonus. Set appointments for insurance agent(s). Excellent training. Typing/computer skills helpful. 457-0064.

          @normal:GENERAL OFFICE. No experience required. Full/part-time + benefits. Advance to management. Managers earn $1000/week. 818-238-9158

          @normal:STOCKBROKERS.General Securities Broker Dealer looking for Series 7 registered representatives. High pay out. Excellent growth opportunity. Some experience required. 805-499-7940.

          @normal:SECRETARY FOR MUSIC/RECORD COMPANY. Required: Good computer skills. Excellent punctuality & reliable. Happy disposition, bright & quick, multi-tasking, honesty, neatness. Male/female ok. Fax resume & reference 310-457-5382

          @normal:TELEMARKETING. Computer supplies. $500-$1000 weekly. $750 guarantee + commission + benefits. Part-time hours 7am-1pm, Monday-Friday. Call Kevin at 310-390-6811.

          @normal:GOVERNMENT JOBS. Now hiring in your area. $16,000-$68,000. Call 1-800-883-0819 ext J-400 for current Federal County, City & State lists. Cal*Scan

          @normal:$1000 POSSIBLE TYPING. Part-time. At home. Toll free 1-800-218-9000 ext T-5139 for listings. Cal*Scan

          @normal:FREE TRAINING & 1st year income $30K – Stevens Transport – OTR truck drivers wanted! Non-experienced or experienced – Toll free 888-279-4058 EOE. Cal*Scan

          @normal:DRIVER OTR BONUS benefits, miles, equipment, pay,Covenant Transport has it all! 1-800-441-4394. Experienced drivers/owner Operators 1-800-338-6428. For graduate students Bud Meyer Truck Lines Refrigerated Hauling call toll free 887-283-6393 solo drivers & contractors. Cal*Scan

          @normal:GET PAID $15 – $30 per hour processing insurance claims for local doctors office. Complete training provided. Computer and modem experience required. Call 800-942-8141 ext. 12. Cal*Scan

          @normal:AVON PRODUCTS-Start your own business. Work flexible hours. Enjoy unlimited earnings. Call toll free (888)561-2966. Cal*Scan

          @normal:DRIVER-FLATBED. Glass haulers. 34 cents/mile. Run Western or 1-5 corridor. Great benefits. Consistent miles. 3 years OTR + 1 year flatbed. Combined Transport. 1-637-4407 Cal*Scan

          @Header:Housekeeping

          @normal:EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER & CHILD CARE WORKER. Available Monday thru Saturday. Excellent references. Speaks English. Own transportation. Call after 4pm. 805-986-2817

          @normal:EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER available Monday thru Thursday. Some English. Excellent Malibu references. Call Lucia at 213-731-9975

          @normal:EXPERIENCED. Daily housecleaning, honest, reliable lady, speaks English, own transportation. Excellent references. Ask for Ena & Adriana. Call 213-735-9158 or 213-663-6831

          @Header:Housesitting

          @normal:**SECURITY, HOUSESITTING, ANIMAL CARE** for your home or estate in exchange for living accommodations. FORMER LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE. Non-smoking, non-drinking, college degree, trustworthy. Impeccable references. Contact David at 310-375-2781

          @Header:Instructional

          @normal:*DANCE* SWING, BALLROOM, LATIN Malibu, Calabasas, Culver City. Groups, Privates, Parties. Ms. M.C. Callaghan, Instructor. 818-880-2159

          @normal:TUTORING & PRIVATE LESSONS available by certified high school/college teacher. All levels of French, Spanish, Italian, English, ESL, & mathematics. Also available for private cooking lessons & personal catering. Call Rossana at 310-589-0650

          @normal:PARENT TODDLER CLASSES at Saint Aidan’s School will begin September 21 & meet every Monday 9:30am to 11:30am. Space limited. Call Diane at 457-8899 for more information.

          @Header:Jewelry

          @normal:MALIBU GOLD I buy, sell and loan gold, diamonds, watches and antique jewelry. Instant Cash! 317-GOLD(4653).

          @normal:**MOVING SALE – LATIGO CANYON JEWELRY DESIGNER SALE** starts Sept. 19th from 10:00am until 4:00pm at 4361 HILLVIEW DRIVE or call 310-457-1778, ask for Karen. One of a kind designs starting at $5.

          @Header:Landscaping

          @Normal:MALIBU PLANTSCAPING. Interior & Exterior plant care design and maintenance. Call 310-457-1625.

          @normal:GARDENING & LANDSCAPING. Sprinklers installed, repaired. New lawns, groundcovers, shrubs, trees, planted & pruned. Drainage systems, RR tie walls, pathways, low voltage lighting. Please call Malibu Sprinkler & Landscaping. 457-7228. #512484

          @normal:***LANDSCAPE SERVICES*** Colorful Flower Gardens Installed. Also Vegetable/Herb Gardens. Native Gardens (Fire resistant & drought tolerant). Rock Gardens/Waterfalls. Call Sarah at 310-455-3547

          @normal:Malibu Tropicals and Succulent Nursery specializing in succulents, bromeliads, epidendrum orchids, exotics for landscape use. 1 gal. to 24″ box specimens. Wholesale to the trade. 26799 P.C.H., Malibu. Hours 7:00-3:30 M-F. Call for appointment 310-457-7478.

          @Header:Lost & Found

          @normal:FREE LOST & FOUND ADS. Have you lost a pet or found an article? Please call our Classified Dept. at 456-5507 Ext 108 and we will be glad to take your classified ad at NO CHARGE.

          @normal:**FOUND** in the 22000 block of PCH a key w/a fish. Describe the key & fish. Call 456-5116

          @normal:FOUND in the parking lot of the Michael Landon Community Center on 9/15 . Bracelet. Call to identify. 310-454-2937.

          @Header:Medical Services

          @normal:ROLF METHOD OF STRUCTURAL INTEGRATION Experience Dr. Rolf’s original system of manual therapy. For a light, fluid & balanced body, free of pain, chronic stress & stiffness. Changes you feel that last! John Baier, GSI, ABMP#466912 visit www.rolfguild.org. 317-4839.

          @Header:Mobile Homes

          @normal:2-60′ MOBILE HOMES.

          • A single wide 2 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, and kitchen. $2,000.
          • Second has 2 pullouts, master bedroom, office/bedroom, bath, living room & kitchen/eating area. Must be moved soon. $6,000. No reasonable offer refused. 310-457-0610

          @Header:Musical Instruction

          @normal:PIANO LESSONS-VOCAL TRAINING by professional Malibu resident teacher. Children/adults. Private or small group. Please call 310-280-3406 Msg.

          @normal:MORE THAN MUSIC-PLAY THE PIANO. Classical

          • Popular
          • Chords
          • All ages
          • All levels
          • Challenging & fun. 25 years experience. Lila Lorr, 310-477-7993

          @normal:DEAR PIANO LOVER. Get away from the printed page! Do your own thing! Study with million-selling New Age/Jazz recording artist. Call for credentials & info on my unique approach. Leave message for Jim, 310-281-6186

          @normal:LOCAL STUDENT OFFERING GUITAR LESSONS. Great with kids. All styles. Reasonable rates. Call 457-2787

          @Header:Office Space

          @normal:OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE: at the Pt. Dume Professional Center located between Kanan & Portshead at 28990 PCH. To inquire regarding this unique garden office complete w/ample parking. Call 310-589-1102 Monday-Thursday. 8:30-4:30. Owner

          @normal:OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE. West Malibu, very sunny, large pleasant corner office in professional complex, first floor, garden setting, kitchenette, other features, 27×17. Approximately $900/month. Call Susan 8AM-4PM. 589-5790

          @Header:Painting

          @normal:E.B. PAINTING COMPANY 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Excellent prep & clean-up. Interior, exterior, stucco repair, plastering licensed, bonded, Insured, Excellent client list. 818-762-0140.

          @normal:JAMES THE PAINTER Looking for an excellent job and lowest prices? Interior, exterior, licensed, bonded. We repair stucco and water damage. Acoustic ceiling repair and removal, Wallpaper removal. 213-732-3034.

          @normal:MISTER ROBERTS PAINTING Serving Malibu Since 1965. Interior, exterior, licensed, bonded. Industrial products for rust Inhibitors. 310-456-0409. 1st place custom home painting award.

          @normal:**THE FAUX ‘HO** Certified interior designer specializes in decorative paint finishes for every surface of your home or office. Standard painting services also available. Call Patricia at 323-874-0937 or 323-854-0848

          @Header:Party Services

          @normal:

          • ***BEAR TO BEAR BALLOONS***
          • Balloons & Bouquets for all Occasions. Now carrying BEANIE BABIES 21217 Pacific Coast Highway & Rambla Pacifico. Malibu. Call 456-9746.

          @Header:Personals

          @normal:GREAT NEWS! DIABETICS Medicare pays for testing supplies. You’ve seen us on TV. Liberty Medical Supply. No up front costs. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Free Shipping. 1-800-876-6400 Cal*Scan

          @normal:THE WORLD IN your mailbox. Worldwide Penfriends all age group write: International Pen Friends, P. O. Box 340, Dublin 12, Ireland. Tel/Fax: 011-353-1456-9532. E-mail: info@ipf.ie Cal*Scan

          @normal:THANK YOU ENGINE COMPANY #71 FOR THE QUICK RESPONSE & THUS DAMAGES TO THE MINIMUM. From your thankful friends at The Gray Whale.

          @Header:Photography

          @NORMAL:PHOTOGRAPHY Portraits, parties, publicity. Your poodle or Porsche. I shoot it all. Please call Diane Baldwin 310-478-9508.

          @Header:Picture Framing

          @normal:MALIBU GALLERY Serving Malibu’s picture framing and art collector needs since 1981. Colony Plaza (near Hughes). 310-456-5393.

          @Header:Plumbing

          @normal:McDERMOTT PLUMBING & PUMPING Residential, commercial. Call on us to handle what ever comes up. 24-hour emergency service. Plumbing 456-2286, Pumping 456-1173

          @Header:Pools

          @normal:PINEAPPLE POOLS Replasters, repairs, service. Firepumps, Non-chlorine Systems. 456-3766

          @Header:Private Investigator

          @normal:PRIVATE EYE FOR HIRE! Discrete and confidential. Call Paris Stone P.I. Specializing in cheating and divorce. 818-340-ISPY (4779). 24 Hours. e-mail: coolspy@earthlink.net. Web: www.parisindustries.com/pi.html

          @Header:Real Estate

          @normal:EXCEPTIONAL FIND ON MALIBU ROAD! 3 bedroom, 2 bath completely remodeled top to bottom. Vaulted ceiling, skylights, all rooms w/sliding doors w/plantation shutters opening to deck w/ 180 ¡ spectacular ocean view. Marble fireplace, gourmet kitchen. Spacious & open floor plan. Only $795,000 INCLUDES ADJACENT LOT. ***Regal Properties, Inc.****** Ask for Benik. 310-275-8888

          @normal:MALIBU NEWLY REMODELED TOWNHOME, Spacious 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath +bonus room. Fireplace. All new kitchen. 2 walk-in closets. Patio from 2 master bedrooms, balcony w/ocean view. $279,000. 818-780-6564

          @normal:MINUTES TO MALIBU! 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Tennis court, pool, waterfall, horse facilities, nearly 3/4 acre. Two massive fireplaces, artist studio, paver tiles, high beam & vaulted ceilings. $625,000. Broker 818-731-0739.

          @normal:RAREST FIND IN SANTA MONICA CANYON. Secluded behind a gate this home embraces its natural setting w/mature landscaping. Offers unique lifestyle alternative. Totally remodeled in 1984. Six blocks to beach. This home has 4 bedroom, 4.5 bathrooms & wraps around central courtyard & pool area. A one of a kind home, which lends itself to either private or shared use. Asking $1,350,000. Co-listed by Adelle Carlson, CB/JD 310-454-1111×480 & Ellen McCormick, Jon Aaroe 310-230-3700×707

          @normal:SANTA MONICA CANYON country ranch house. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. 2-story, sundeck w/canyon views. 2 blocks to ocean. Vaulted beamed-ceilings, wood-burning fireplace. Gated courtyard w/extra parking. Garden w/open patio. $729,000. Agent. 310-571-1341

          @normal:GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED HOMES for pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Repo’s, REO’s. Your area. Toll free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. H-5139 for current listings. Cal*Scan

          @normal:GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED HOMES. Pennies on the $1. Repro’s, VA, HUD, Sheriff sales. No money down government loans available now. Local listings. Toll Free 1-800-669-2292 ext. H-4000. Cal*Scan

          @normal:LAND AUCTION. 220 properties Must be Sold! Low down/E-Z financing. Free catalog. 1-800-266-4444 ext. 250 Cal*Scan

          @normal:SOUTHWEST COLORADO MOUNTAINS. 6 acres – Mesa Verde $39,000. 35 acres – Ute Mtn. & BLM boarder – $69,000. (All utilities & water included!) Durango – Cortez region. Several mountain ranges. Cedar & pine wood. Very private. Financing – new lower rates. No closing costs. Call now, Redstone Land, 970-882-7707. Cal*Scan

          @normal:AFFORDABLE HOMES from $4,000. Move in & own your home for less that rent. Local listings. Call toll free for details. 1-800-883-0819 ext. H-4235 Cal*Scan

          @Header:Real Estate Commercial

          @normal:PRIME COMMERCIAL SPACE AVAILABLE. Great location in Malibu Civic Center. Convenient w/nice views. Foot traffic. Please call Maggie at 310-456-2051

          @Header:Rentals

          @normal: MALIBU CONDO available now. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. New carpet.Refrigerator, pool, tennis, reserved garage parking. Panorama view from balcony. $1,375/month. Call Kevin, daytime, 310-317-5626, evenings, 818-991-7060.

          @normal:PANORAMIC WHITEWATER & OCEAN VIEWS from every room overlooking Broad Beach. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath home on 1.2 acres. Brand new remodel. Private beach rights. A magical location. $4,000/month. 310-457-5640

          @normal: SPECTACULAR WHITEWATER OCEAN VIEW. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-car garage w/extra parking. New tile floors throughout, new kitchen w/granite tops, “Closet World” closets throughout. Washer/dryer, refrigerator. Fenced yard. Walk to beach. References required. Available now. $3,200/month. 310-457-3272

          @normal:ONE BEDROOM GUEST APARTMENT attached to beach house. Close-in with 1 car off-street parking. Can furnish. Kitchen, fireplace. Direct beach access. $1,650/month. 456-1753

          @normal:MALIBU ROAD 2+2. New renovated, furnished classic beach pad w/views from Palos Verdes to Pt. Dume. 50′ balcony on sandy beach. Walls of glass, beamed ceilings. Laundry facilities. $3,975/month or short-term $6,500/month. Principals only. 310-659-2500

          @normal:CHARMING 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH beachfront home on quiet private street. 50′ beach frontage. Newly remodeled & beautifully landscaped. New kitchen & bathroom. Large deck. Available Oct. 1st. $6,000/month. 310-589-5414

          @normal:HAWAII IN MALIBU, PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW ESTATE, walk to beach. 3 gated acres w/full-time security, 4 bedroom, 3 baths, tennis court, pool. $6,996/month Cariker & Associates 310-457-5500

          @normal:SPECTACULAR PANORAMIC OCEAN-VIEW 1+1 APARTMENT. Top floor high above PCH across from beach. Fireplace, LR w/beautiful full-wall mirror. Large glass balcony. Close-in location. No dogs. $1,175/month. Available Sept 20th. 310-456-8643

          @normal:POINT DUME GUEST HOUSE. One bedroom w/large bath, full kitchen with washer/dryer hook up. Spacious living/dining. New carpet. Deck, patio, private garden & entry. Prefer one person, no pets. Available Sept. 16th. $1,650/month w/utilities included. 457-5250

          @normal:MALIBU PARK. Spacious & charming barn on Morning View. Separate bath & office. Perfect for artist studio or office. Use your imagination. 1500 sq. ft. $895/month. 310-264-8200

          @normal:MALIBU BEACH ONE BEDROOM, 2 BATH CONDO FOR LEASE. Corner unit. Incredible whitewater views. Gourmet kitchen. Gated community, private beach, pool/jacuzzi, paddle tennis court. Huge balconies. $1,800/month. Call Francie 310-470-9076

          @normal:LARGE ONE BEDROOM, one bath. Private patio. Newly remodeled. 2 walk-in closets. Laundry facilities. $925/month, all utilities paid except for gas. Available October 1st. 317-1927

          @normal:OCEAN VIEW. 4 bedroom, 3 bath English country style house. Remodeled, new carpet & drapes. 3 fireplaces. AC. 3-car garage. $2,800/month. 310-456-8907

          @normal:ZUMA BEACH/POINT DUME. 3 bedroom single family house on large lot in quiet, secluded area. New carpet, fireplace. Washer/dryer hookup. Available immediately. $2,500/month. 310-444-7750.

          @Header:Rentals To Share

          @normal:RENTAL TO SHARE IN HOME. Bedroom w/private bath. Washer/dryer. Community pool/spa. 12 minutes from Pepperdine. Cat ok. Beautiful scenic setting. $400/month, utilities included. 818-597-8583

          @normal:POINT DUME 2-BEDROOM CONDO. Master bedroom w/private bath. Private office, large living room w/fireplace, den. Beamed ceilings. Lots of closets. Atrium jacuzzi, secluded patio. Washer/dryer. Garage. Private beach. $1,400/month +utilities. 310-589-6168

          @normal:TWO BEDROOM IN SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING. Latigo Canyon, no pets, no smoking. House privileges & utilities included. Responsible professionals. $700/month. Contact 310-589-0484 or 714-840-6049

          @normal:SHARE 2 BEDROOM, 2.5 BATH Broad Beach townhome. Furnished, indoor laundry, enclosed garage, fireplace. Peaceful yard, great beach views. $925/month, utilities included. Mature student OK. Dog OK. Phone immediately 456-2489 x243 or 589-1007

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          @normal:**SECURITY, HOUSESITTING, ANIMAL CARE, CARPENTRY** for your home or estate in exchange for living accommodations. FORMER LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE. Non-smoking, non-drinking, college degree, trustworthy. Impeccable references. Contact David at 310-372-7579

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          @normal:WORKING COUPLE SEEKS 2+ BR rental/lease in Malibu/Topanga area. He works in Malibu, she works from home. Very responsible, ecologically conscious animal lovers. NS/ND. Able to care for property. Help us fulfill our dream. Steve 310-589-0980 or Pat 949-854-7636

          @normal:GUEST HOUSE. One bedroom, laundry, privacy, beauty to $2,000 (prefer around $1,200). Pool or ocean access for local girl. Great financial, personal references. Quiet 5 pound dog, kitty. Tina 317-9277. Thanks! For October.

          @normal:CRANIAL OSTEOPATH moving to west Malibu to setup practice seeks bright, peaceful cottage/guest house or equivalent. Willing to trade for osteopathic treatment. Also seeking 400 sq.ft. peaceful setting for office. 415-789-8440

          @Header:Retail Space

          @normal:MALIBU PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, 480-900 sq. ft. retail store with high visibility frontage.

          310-456-7031 ext 175.

          @Header:Services

          @normal:LETTER PERFECT: Letters, Resumes, Scripts, Manuscripts, Legal, Word Processing, Fax services available. Also, Computer Lessons, Learn Windows 95, & E-mail. Contact Karen 310-456-8625.

          @normal:LET ME HANDLE THE CHAOS. Reliable, honest & educated young women to pack/organize your move or other details of your life. Excellent references available upon request. Julie, pager/voice mail. 310-286-8739

          @Header:Storage

          @normal:MALIBU SELF STORAGE The only storage facility in Malibu’s Civic Center. Short drive to your unit. Ground level convenience. Located 100 yards North of Civic Center Way. 24-hour recorded information: 456-2822. Operated by Mariposa Land Company. 310-456-5555.

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          @normal:TENNIS ANYONE? Dry Gulch Ranch. Malibu Clay Court. A/B+ Players. Carter Ward 457-3807

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          @normal:“CAN’T GET TO THE GETTY?” Call Art Access L.A. for special package tour. 1-800-685-1407.

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          @normal:TILE WORKS Ceramic, Pavers & Marble. 457-2031

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          @normal:1992 NOMAD CENTURY 5th WHEEL. 30′ Super Slide. Towed only 2,000 miles. $14,450. 457-1625 x 4, leave message.

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          @normal:COYLE’S TREE SURGERY. “The Conscientious Professional.” Certified arborist #WC200. Complete Tree Service. Free Estimated. 310-456-TREE (8733)

          @normal: RONN HAYES Skilled Arborist serving Malibu exclusively for 15 years. 457-7569

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          @normal:1978 GMC PICKUP 4 door dually. Truck has 1991 sheet metal front & bed. Truck has a custom 3 color pearl paint job, ALCOA wheels, rear roll pan & handle shaved from tailgate Recently rebuilt 454 engine w/headers. Truck has A/C, cruise control, power steering, AM/FM cassette, and has dual gas tanks. Truck is perfect except for interior. Divorce forces sale. Have invested over $15,000. Asking $9500 OBO. Jay 805-379-7220.

          @Header:Vineyard Plantings

          @normal:***PLANT YOUR OWN VINEYARD*** Grow your own wine. Consultation and parcel analysis by former Sonoma County vineyard manager. Call Chris at 619-275-6633

          @Header:Yoga

          @normal:HARMONY YOGA and Touch. Gentle Hatha Yoga for stress and limited range of motion. 1-800-685-1407.

          @normal:**YOGA IN MALIBU** Take time for yourself….relaxing, rejuvenating, challenging. Rediscover your body & soul. Privates available in peaceful setting!! Call Kirschen (Certified Yoga Instructor) at 310-589-3916

          Judge not . . . .

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            In every political crisis there is a moment of truth. There is a crossroads. There is a point at which you have to decide.

            Do I cop out?

            Do I settle?

            Do I cut my losses?

            Do I go public, take my hit and end it, or do I hang tough and brazen it out?

            In January, Clinton was faced with that choice.

            The Monica Lewinsky matter was exploding. He either had to confess and go into damage control or take the big risk and stonewall it.

            He decided to stonewall it. He didn’t have to. If he confessed, he would have been hurt politically, but it most certainly wouldn’t have been fatal.

            In retrospect, he made the wrong choice. Once he decide to dig in, he lost control of events. He could have negotiated earlier and didn’t. Now that option is gone. Holding the story together required the complicity, or at least the acquiescence, of more and more people. As he included more people, it became more and more difficult to keep the story inside.

            Clinton was defeated by a peculiar quirk of his own personality. He is an enormous risk taker. He’s one of these people who lives life right on the edge. He seldom takes the safe way out.

            It isn’t as if he didn’t know the risks. Starr and the grand jury were buzzing around, and Starr was prepared to spend the entire U.S. Treasury to get him. The Paula Jones case was ongoing and in discovery. Some right-wing kooks were pouring in millions to try to get something on him. The head of the FBI was parading back and forth to the hill trying to kiss up to Congress and get himself some job security. You would think it would be a time to be cool, real cool.

            But not our boy Bill. Apparently, all this action merely got him excited.

            I’m convinced politicians are a different breed from the rest of us, and even among politicians Bill Clinton is unique. They’re all risk takers, but none is a bigger risk taker than President Bill. It makes you suspect they need that kind of risk so they know they’re alive.

            Most people in Clinton’s position wouldn’t be able to sleep at night. They’d be waking up in a cold sweat, losing their appetite, finding it hard to concentrate. He seemed to thrive on it, at least until very, very recently. Now we’re seeing some signs of wear and tear, but he’s the original comeback kid, and I wouldn’t count him out yet.

            We can’t forget that the Republicans in Congress are also politicians, and many of them are big risk takers also. They want to score the knockout punch. They could take the smart way out and censure Clinton and end it. The country would be happy and relieved. My guess is that they won’t. They’ll try and go for the big one. But events could spin out of control for them also.

            If the Republicans decide to go for it, to impeach Clinton, I’m predicting we’re going to see a tidal wave of disclosures about infidelity streaming out of Congress. The little amenities paid for by the lobbyists are going to come leaking out. Name, rank and serial numbers of bedmates on Congressional payrolls are going to be running in the mainline press. The gays are going to be outed, the alcoholics and drug addicted exposed. You’re going to know things about your elected representatives you never wanted to know. If it happens, it will spill over to all of us.

            Unfortunately, both Clinton and Starr have changed the rules of the game, probably forever. And not just in Washington. That change is going to spill over into California, Los Angeles and ultimately Malibu.

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