| Show a SPECIAL PARADE'S Intelligence- Report - ' Sad ' Fax A wording to the Internal -- 1 t I t Ins n publishing circles word has been hushed about that apologizes Dept 27 Pueblo Colo 81009 The pamphlet is a tip sheet Sam q' Pps c É: discovered how incredibly difficult it is to paint well in Sunday Freebie advising the reader to 1) comparison shop 2) ask for higher deductibles 3) drop collision andor comprehensive coverages on older cars 4) eliminate duplicate medical coverages 5) buy a - L I -ccto' '1' J I such amedium ciarieS Looking back t '''41':itt) at those first sketches I did I I 1 EIXII appalled by laow bad they are I am not exhibiting my sketches because lam under the delusion car 6) consider the region's they represent great art or a Insurance costs if you are making burgeoning talent They represent a move?) take advantage of my particular form of: discounts 8) find out 'photograph album' and as such about automatic seat-be- lt or airmean a great deal to me" Tourists natives of Urbino and bag discounts and 9) inquire about other discounts The others who have seen the show pamphlet also includes a agree more or less with Charles' valuable list of state insurance appraisal ofhis talent One British critic placed it "on a par with his telephone numbers It is mother's handwriting at the age particularly helpful to young drivers of 11" Others were more kind Another source of help is the suggesting that talent of any Insurance Information Institute's quality or quantity in a modern: hotline Phone British prince' comes as a welcome weekdays 8 am to 8 pm EDT surprise e" low-milea- ge PAGE 113 ' - ' f"--' BY LLOYD SHEARER 01990 - I t readily for his early painting explaining: "I quickly ed ' tar Rade exhibition catalog the prince writes that he began to paint 20 years ago because he found photography fulfilling and had "an urge to express what I saw through the medium of watercolor" Charles 41 recently explained on a radio talk show that his stepmother law-profil- - George V died in 1938 In the - 8 Redd at Redonda: Working mat for her hosimmors success l'il former First Lady Nancy Nancy was responsible for more oilier husband's success than Reagan has read and tacitly most people ever imagined "A of the draft first approved her husband's memoirs An guy like Ronald Reagan" Mike American Life written with the asserted "needs a woman like assistance of former New York Nancy My father sees a glass Times reporter Robert Lindsey of water that's half full Nancy tries to find out who the hell Incidentally Michael Reagan--adoptson of the stole the other half former President and his first Unfortunately most of the time wife the actress Jane Wyman— she's right' A' 0) Sandringham where King 'Ctt-1EtEtmE- Roma gives dersoothor a kiss—ood lots of (1483-152- The exhibition oonsists of 57 paintings includhig some of the grounds of Balmoral in Scotland where a castle was built for Queen Victoria and some of 1 tti ' ' - - 1! it comes vI tparticularly talented a artist Raphael - a b-i- emberfs ofillyle Britisth I I surprise to learn that Prince Charles heir to the throne n recently opened his first art show in the Italian village of Urbino birthplace of the greatt ) - ge it 5 - one-ma- 0 441 ' Tir - iti-- irei t 4 "46 most everyone who owns a car knows that a bearing his income-ta- x returns major ingredient of its merhead is insurance and E ' that insurance rates vary E draraatically They depend on the ion' i I insurance company you select you want the car i the coverages you drive your age address i if and a number of other factors In an effort to educate 3rou on ' di--nl to buy car insurance the how ' ‘ Insurance Information Institute ia ri 1 oto Office of Consumer and the US s" ‘ t 7iD a Affairs 4! finished a short recently Noll compact refreshingly simple 9 five-palim s116 els pamphlet titled Nine 7b Lower Your Auto Ways ' 3 W A Insurance Costs It's available at il ' no 4gt 0charge For your copy write: 6'1' ' 4 I Consumer Information Center 01 It ' 1 lt 13: Ir IIIPM r His Art Debut - -- 67-year-- I - Me Prince Flakes - t Presley Marc Rieman Balat's Las Vegas attorney says the comic was bitterly disappointed by haw relatively few dollars the Presley gift attracted "Atone time" Risman explains "Foxx had been offered $50000 for the timepiece" The IRS has Po on a strict payment program—a percentage of his income goes to the gcwornment and a percentage to the fumayraan Redd reportedly got into trouble with the IRS by falling for 10 years to enclose checks to the government in the envelopes ' necks -- :- that brought the single highest amount—$17500—was a watch gifted to Foxx by the late Elvis ii INMIlif Compliment for Nancy Revenue Service Redd Palm the TV and nightclub comedian awes Uncle Sam a bundle in back taxes—reportedly $29 million including penalties Because Foxx who's currently playing the Hacienda Hotel in Las Vegas can't come up with the loot in one fell swoop the IRS periodically auctions off his valuables In May the Feds sold eight of the comic's vehicles for nearly $50000 In July they auctioned off 76 additional possessions for $34000 Among the 76 the item 1 Monne et vines el looll owned Ponds omits 1 nand — SEPTEMBER 2 neo PARADE MAGAZINE -- - 00 ' |
