North County Movie

FOR many in white-collar America, the mere term "sexual harassment" sounds so 1991, as it conjures up the hazy memory of an indignant Anita Hill in her robin's-egg-blue suit taking on Clarence Thomas during his Supreme Court confirmation hearings. The phrase has lost much of its power to shock, and it has somehow migrated into the tawdry realm of TV plotlines and the fuzzy arena of "he said, she said." But there was no such gray area for the female iron miners from the Mesabi Range in Minnesota.

FOR many in white-collar America, the mere term "sexual harassment" sounds so 1991, as it conjures up the hazy memory of an indignant Anita Hill in her robin's-egg-blue suit taking on Clarence Thomas during his Supreme Court confirmation hearings. The phrase has lost much of its power to shock, and it has somehow migrated into the tawdry realm of TV plotlines and the fuzzy arena of "he said, she said." But there was no such gray area for the female iron miners from the Mesabi Range in Minnesota.

Going to the movies is what 43% of North County residents say they do when they go out for the evening. It is an activity most popular with newcomers. Of those who have lived in the area two years or less, 57% name it as what they do ; o f those who 've lived in North County more than 20 years, 29% name movies. --The Times Poll The Wiegand Plaza Theater complex has a cappuccino bar, which pretty well sums up the state of North County movie theaters.