European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 20, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Bestsellers fiction 1 the stand by Stephen King last week 1 weeks on list 2 2 september by Rosamunde Pilcher last week 2 weeks on list 5 3 of the places you la go by or. Seuss last week 3 weeks on list 13 4 dragon by Clive Cussler last week 10 weeks on fist 2 5 the Bourne ultimatum by Robert Ludlum last week 4, weeks on list 10 6 Skinny legs and All by Tom Robbins last week 5 weeks on list 5 7 the evening news by Arthur Hailey last week 6 weeks on list 6 8 an inconvenient women by Dominick Dunne last week a weeks on list 2 9 family pictures by sue Miller last week a weeks on list 2 10 masquerade by Janet Dailey last week 7 weeks on list 7 non fiction 1 men at work by George f. Will last week 1, weeks on list 6 2 Meg trends 2000 by John Naisbitt and Patricia Aburdene last week 2 weeks on list 17 3 barbarians at the Gate by Bryan Burrough and John Helyar last week 3 weeks on list 17 4 in the Arena by Richard Nixon last week 6 weeks on list 4 5 head first by Norman cousins last week 5 weeks on list 15 6 Means of ascent by Robert a. Caro last week 4 weeks on list 9 7 it was on fire when i Lay Down on it by Robert Fulghum last week 7 weeks on list 35 8 liars poker by Michael Lewis last week 8 weeks on list 109 9 flashbacks by Morley safer last week a weeks on list 3 10 a Brief history of time by Stephen w. Hawking last week 9 weeks on list 9 paperback fiction 1 the servants of Twilight by Dean r. Koontz weeks on list 4 2 red Phoenix by Larry Bond weeks on list 4 3 a prayer for Owen Meaney by John Irving weeks on list 3 4 guardian Angel by Julie Garwood weeks on list 2 5 Rainbow in the Mist by Phyllis a. Whitney weeks on list 4 6 the Temple of my familiar by Alice Walker weeks on list 2 7 the Hunt Lor red october by Tom Clancy weeks on list 110 8 the negotiator by Frederick Forsyth weeks on list 7 9 the Shell seekers by Rosamunde Pilcher weeks on list 57 10 Gulliver a fugitives by Keith Sharee weeks on list 2 paperback non fiction 1 love and marriage by Bill Cosby weeks on fist 2 2 All i really need to know i Learned in kindergarten by Robert Fulghum weeks on list 26 3 a a Doc by Jack Olsen weeks on list 4 4 funny you done to look like a grandmother by Lois Wyse weeks on list 2 5 from Cradle to grave by Joyce Egginton weeks on list 2 6 the lives and loves of new kids on the Block by Jill Matthews weeks on list 7 7 new kids on the Block scrapbook by Grace Catalano weeks on list 5 8 summer of �?T49 by David Halbers Larn weeks on list 7 9 the Road less travelled by m. Scott Peck weeks on list 343 10 new kids on the Block by Grace Catalano weeks on list. 24 paperback miscellaneous1 50 simple things you can do to save the Earth by the earthworks group weeks on list 15 2 weirdos from another planet by Gill Watterson weeks on list. 9 3 50 simple things kids can do to save the Earth by the earthworks group weeks on list 4 4 co dependents no More by Melanie Beallie weeks on list b9 5 the to Factor fat Gram counter by Jamie Pope Cordle weeks on list 8 compiled by the now Vork time stars and stripes Best Sellers fiction 1 the stand by Stephen King 2 Bright Star by Harold Coyle 3 september by Rosamunde pilcher4 the Bourne ultimatum by Robert ludlum5 the evening news by Arthur Hailey 6 masquerade by Janet dailey7 the bad place by Dean f Koontz 8 Deacon one by Joe Weber 9 any woman a blues by Erica Jong 10 of the places you la go by dr.seussnon-fiction1 it was on fire when i Lay Down on ii by Robert fulghum2 Means of ascent by Robert Caro 3 Meg trends 2000 by John Nail Bill and Patricia Aburdene 4 barbarians at the Gate by Bryan Burrough and John helyar5 secrets about men every woman should know by Barbara de angelis6 beware tie naked Man who offers you his shirt by Harvey mackay7 Call her miss Ross by Randy Taraborrelli b Power of the family by Paul Pearsall 9 Yaz by car Yastrzemski 10 harmful intent by Robin Cook kids Magazine tackles big Issue children hear about the problems All the time the greenhouse effect. Oil spills acid rain. Hut do they understand what it All Means no say the publishers of a new in n on mental Magazine for children. The Magazine is called p3 a because Earth is the third planet from the Sun. It is geared toward children 7 to 10 and includes articles cartoons puzzles and pictures about the planet its environmental problems and How children can learn to safeguard the environment. Quot we have to teach them a responsible environmental  said Kandi Hacker editor in chief and co publisher of p3. Quot and we have to Start it out while they re Young while they still have All their raw feelings about the Earth Quot to get a child a perspective. Is Board of advisers includes two students. T the debut edition was the March april j Issue and about 9.000 copies were distributed j following the release of the May june Issue \ this month. P3 plans to publish every month during the school year from september to june. First issues told children to write to politicians to help save elephants from Ivory poachers As Well As to walk or to ride bicycles i whenever they can. Future issues will include articles on the greenhouse effect garbage. Oceans and endangered species. P3 is distributed free on request for a school year to elementary school libraries. \ i subscription of to issues costs $ 14 from p3. I . Box 52, Montgomery. I. 05470. J a like Nehru jackets lava lamps and Pel j rocks the Quayle quarterly will one Day find i its appropriate place in the attic of history. For the moment however this 16-Page compendium of the vice presidents latest Mal apropos is and screw ups is drawing lots of tittering publicity and apparently a few subscribers too. I in the current Issue Spring you can find the first in a series of articles about Quayle s youth by his Huntington ind High school classmate Linda Marx a review of Quayle s i recent comments on latin America Ami pin to graphs of the famous doll he bought in c Hile a graphology St a analysis of Marik n Quay cd a handwriting the latest in Quayle 1 jokes and products and so Forth. J in a sober Effort at balance the editors have ceded space in this Issue to defenders of the hapless Hoosier. Ralph j. Galliano chairman of friends of Dan Quayle an unauthorized fund raising group writes in the first Issue. The Magazine is $ 12 for four issues through Quayle quarterly . Box 8593. Brewster j station Bridgeport Conn. 06605. A even in this Busy world i individuals at people Magazine had time to spend an entire month selecting the 50 most Beautiful people. The editors then apparently decided that after wasting so much time they just had to publish a Magazine devoted to these 50 beauties. The Issue called a Quot photo spectacular extra Quot was released earlier this month and is Selling for $2.95. The Only Good thing about it is a lot of photographers got work. Compiled irom Kwh Rop oits May 20, 1990 sunday c Page