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FRIDAY
D ecem ber 2 , 1 9 8 8
Sanford Herald
81st Year. No 87 -
Sanford. Florida
NEWS DIGEST
Atlantis rum bles to life
BRIEFS
S huttle launch goes
off w ith o u t a hitch
Marine dies in accident
TW ENTYNINE PALMS. C alif. — A a rrv lc rm a n
stationed at t l i r M arine C orjis air l u w r a i l of
San Diego was it n u K b y a fragm ent Im m an
a rtille ry shell a n il kille d , a m ilita ry sfm krsm an
ia lil T hursday.
T b r 2 1 year old M arine, a private first rhuw
w lio ie name was w ith h e ld , was p ir t o f a u n it
flrin K H in rh gun* at b a rre l* 300 yards away
Wednesday when a list s i / - fragm ent hurle d
b a rk (rom the Impact p o 'n t and s tru rk him . the
spokesman said
U n lla d Praaa In la rn a lla n a l
CAPS C AN AVER AL - The spare a h u iilr
A tlantis trlu m p lia n tly thundered In w ard orhll
Friday on a weather delayed m ilita ry flig h t In
(dace a hlgh irehn o lo gy Pentagon satellite In
o rb it to spy on Ih r Soviet Union
W ith veteran sh uttle skipper Hubert ' lln o i"
Gibson and ro-pllot G uy Gardner at the controls.
Atlaniia'a I h r t r hydrogen-furled m ain engines
thundered lo life i l 9 31 a m EST after a sre rrt
r o u n ld o w n that was m a rre d by m inor te c h n ic a l
p ro b le m s and concern a b o u t up|>rr a ltitu d e w in d
shear
T he s h u ttle 's 14-story redesigned s o lid -fu rl
tx m s lrr* Ignited w ith a Mash f i d seconds n llr r
m ain eng in e ignition and A tla ntis m a je s tic a lly
c lim b e d away from la u n c h |>ad 3911. le a v in g a
c h u rn in g rlo u d of d ir ty brow n exhaust In Its
wake us II knifed th ro u g h a clear s k y and
streaked toward space
As th e orbltrr cleared Its launch g an try. Ih r
n o x rlra at Ih r base of each booster sw iveled on
c o m p u ter command, ro llin g ih r shift ab ou t Its
vertical a xis and lin in g Ih r ship up on a
trajecto ry thought tu a llo w II — and .ta $ S X )
m illio n apy satellite pavload — lo lly over RO
fterrenl of the Soviet Union
T h e 4 5 - m l ll l o n - p o u n d s p a c r p la n r . a
spet lacular sight as II arced northeast on a
course fta ra lle lin g the East Coast, apparently
experienced no problem * as It kn lle d through a
region of scissor* like w ind shear 2 * fkK» Vet up
lha l had c o n re rn rd NASA m anagers Itefore ih r
launch
About tw o m ln u lrs and five seconds a lter
blastoff. A tla n tis s tw o rrh u llt solid fu rl tm o stri*.
their fuel exhausted were M* V~1 away from the
clim bing spaceship, which co ntin ue d on its w .it
em the power of Its three m ain engines
Il was a iMMtsier failure that dim m ed ( h a llrn g rr
Jan 28. 10(16. but the rockets used by Atlan.'ts
See S h u ttle , Page SA
Gunman opens fire at studio
F orty apply
fo r Lake
M ary post
LOS ANGELES — T h e suspect In a triple
slaying In New Mr t i r o w alked up In a guard
sn a rk at U niversal S tu d io s T hursday and
opened fire for no a p p a ie n t teason. k illlr - j one of
the tw o unarm ed guards inside and r r tttr a lly
w ou n d in g the other, s h e riff's deputies said
The gunm an. Identified as Nathan T ntpp . 42.
was e rttlra lly wounded d u rin g a ru n n in g gun
battle w ith a s h e riff* d e p u ty who arrived as
T ru p p was ru n nin g aw ay. Deputy Hal G rant
said The deputy was n o i h it
In vestigator* said th e y Im d no idea w hy tin
man opened fire about 3 40 p n» on the -»» u rtty
guard station outside th e m am employee gale
By SANORA BO U C H A H IN I
Herald **«fl writer
LAKE MANY
The city has
received more th a n 40 jppllcattoua
lo r Ih r fMisttlon of Cit> Manager,
o ffic ia l* said T hursday night The
deadline to apply was Wrdnesdav
C lly ccm mttswiim rr* a pfxu xrd Hie
p ro c e s s in g o f th e a p filn a tio n s
tfiro u g li Inte rn atio na l A « « u tio n of
I 'lt y Managers IIC M A l Ifie It MA
o ile rs an assessment service to
cities free ol • 'la rg e according to
iM rrt lor eg Public S afrly Charles
latudrrdale acting i tty manager
The It'M A w ill s r lr c t Ih r lo fi lice
c andldatrs lor the » r> <«■> H . i««>
a year position l-acidctdale said the
com m ission could .uld the names <>l
fw oplr ttie-\ lirlle v e are cfuahllrd
I h r com m issioners w ill receive
the It'M A results by Christm as,
l .indc tdalc said
l^ tu ilrrd a lr has tir r n acting r ll y
manager since Aug 22 w hen form er
( 'l l y Manager Ho I m n Norns left to
take a Job In Neptune Itra i h
In another m a lle i. Ih r con-,mis
sinners approved a change in its
chec k signing peni r d u r r s 1 wo sta ll
signatures are now rrc p ilrrd h i ull
employee checks The r lly r le tk
See A p p ly . Page 3 A
From Unllad Pratt International reports
INSIDE
□ N a tio n
Restaurants
get approval
from board
Nursing homes get poor marks
Florida nursing homes provide better service
than n ursing Itomes n a tio n w id e , said a survey
released Thursday, h ut c o n d itio n * at homes In
s e v e r a l D ee p S o u th s ta te s , e s p e e la lly
M ississippi, fell far tie low the national a vrru g r
By BRAD CHURCH
Herald H alf writer
The conaamer guide to nursing homes llisl
tr ra l Medli are and M rd li aid patient*. released
try the Health Care F in a n cin g A d m in istra tio n,
showed Florida n ursin g homes had a higher
failure r u ir In only four o u t o f .‘12 categories
In c ritic a l categories, however, sin h us the
ra re of tied sores, catheters, a dm in istratio n ol
profier drugs and m e n ia l and physical abuse.
Florida compared favorably w ith homes in other
slates.
Pag* 2A
This little piggy...
Sandy Warren beams as she onfoys a special moment
wiggling her son Chuckle's fingers during a mother
and child e ie rd s e class at Winter Park Hospital The
□ W orld
C la s t IS one Of sevoral programs offorod by area
hospitals 'or tho b e n e lil o' mothora having their firsl
c h ild
Cyclone death count rises
DH AKA. Bangladesh — Fierce w inds and rain
T h u rs d a y s ty m ie d s e a rc h o p e ra tio n s fo r
thousands ol people feared m issing after the
most pow erful cyclone III a ce ntu ry h a ltc m l
m uch ol Bangladesh a nd ju rrla of eastern India
i la lm ln g at least 7 III lives, o fficials said
In the eastern Indian c ity o l C alculla. shipping
o fficials said the In dia n n avy rescued 17 crew
m em bers ol the Singapore U iscd M V Pirm orl.
S a a P a g a 7A
INDEX
C a le n d a r...
C ro ssw o rd
D ear A bby.
10B
^ OB
70
J IB
4A
H o ro s c o p e ....... ........7B
N a tio n ................
........SB
P o lic e ...............
T e le v is io n ........
W e a th e r............
W o r ld .................
Partly cloudy and mild today
Cool now h ill IT *
going to gel very cold
to n ig h t Today (he
trmp< ra lu ic w ill gel
In to the fiOs. I In n
d ro p onto I he low 4 0 *
lo n lg h i W inds from
tlie north .i I miu I 10 to
14 in fill. Might gel up
lo 70 Saturday.
Buried barrels could
hold toxic m aterials
By SANDRA BO U C H AH IN I
Herald H if t w r it e r __________________________
LO N G W O O D — T h e D e p a rtm e n t o f
Environm ental Regulation has Issued a hazard
ous waste com plaint w arning lo the c ity .
Approxim ately nine barrels, some containing
unknow n substance* were discovered hurled
liehlnd the lam gwood public w orks d r jia rtin rn t.
As a result. DEH and Longwood r l l y ofllclats
were lo meet today w ith the C hem ical Con
servation C orporation of Orlando, a hazardous
waste and transportation dlsposul c om pany
Richard Tedder, section m nnagcr/huaardou*
waste of ih r Orlando DER. said T hu rsda y lhal
DEK w ill meet w ith c lly o fficials and the
Chemical Conservation Corporation of Orlando
lu ’ Talk about the strategy for d ru m re m o v a l"
"W e don’l know w iu it'n In those d ru m s."
Tedder said.
Alter rem oval, (he c o n lrn ls w ill lie checked bv
DER to are whether (hoy contain to xic matedala
An anonymous caller on Oct 2 tl lodged u
com plaint lo DER about the liarrels. according
lo Tedder. Tw o days la lr r. DEH went lo
lamgwcMid lu Investigate An Inspector discov
ered through lu lk ln g w ith Charles A. Hnsslrr.
dec lo r o f the P ublic Works D epartm ent, that
nine drum s hud lie rn burled. One 55-gallon
Sec D a rre ls . Page BA
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SANFORD — Plans lor I wo n-s
to u ra n ts in i h r S a n lo rd T o w n
Scfiiare shopping re n te r and lot a
New T ribes M is s io n r r l l r r u i r u l
park were ire onlineaided lor a|i
firo v a l by fila n n m g and reining
c o in in ls s lo iirrs Ih u rs d a y night
Gregory Clyde o l St P rirrsh u rg
received afipiov.il ol a coucllllon.il
use fie rin ll lo serve llip in r In a
rrs ia u ra n l now under construcilun
n r x i in tin W in n D ixie »tan in
Sanford Town Square, in d ir 1300
tills K nl French Avenue
Clyde who said he owns three
See A p p ro v a l. Page 3A
Second District commission
candidates differ on issues
By BR A D CHURCH
Herald sta ff writer
SANFO HD — The tw o candidates lo r Ih r
Sccond D istrict r lly com m issio n seal agree lli.it
ih e r l l y should p ro v id e more re c re a tio n a l
fu e llttlr * for young fie o p lr and (osier econ om ic
d eve lo pm e nt In Ih r L i l l i Street arra. hut d o n ’t
agree o n muc h rise
|to h Thom as Jr. Is b r in g e ha llrng rd In h is hid
lo re ta in his Second D is tric t c lly co m m issio n
seal b y S lo rin Richards, u professional p la n n e r
w ith an Orlando e ng ineering firm .
T he m un icip al election Is Tuesday.
The second district In clud es the arra west ol
H ig h w a y 17 92 between W . 25th Street a nd a
n o rth e rn Ix irilrr c o n s is tin g of Seventh and
E ig h th Street and the SCX Railroad rlg h l ol
w ay,
T h o m a s. Ih r llrsi bla ck lo serve on lh<- c ity
co m m issio n . Is proud id Ills accom plishm ents
o ver th e past four years. Includ in g In itia lin g ih r
p rn fx is a l lo form a H u m a n Rights A d v is o ry
C om m issio n and a r lr u n - u p week. H r w a u ls the
c lly lo move forward o n the WIN'S (W estsldc
Im pro vem en t Neighborhood Strategy! p ro g ra m
and lo m ore u g g rrssivrly recruit Industries lh a l
|uiv good wages
R ic h a rd s ' background in planning Is e vident
In h !s c ritic is m of I h r p resent c lly governm ent.
He said I h r c l l y * t h i r l problem is th r
recenlly-adoplrd comprehensive plan, which h r
<«trite rids Is nol specific enough lo atltliess I heclly s problem s anti possible solutions lie also
said Ih r fin a n cia l feasibility ol p ro jrt is should Inro in p ilrd hv Ihe r ll y stall, not bv a consulting
firm
Hlchaids. a S aiiloul n a ilv r. said Ih r WINS
project plan Is "w indow d re s s in g " lhal lacks
s|ieelflc goals "T h e plan Is n ol spec lilt enough
lo make Im provem ents in ih r a re a ." he said A
strong econom ic development effort is ne eded In
the l.'lth S u m area through g ra n ts ih r c lly c an
applv for
Richards also noted Ih r drainage nerds ol ih r
district, and again r rlllc lx r d Ihe c ity 's c o m
prehensive plan lor nol p r io r ill/ln g die drainage
problems on Ib r c ity 's west side
Thomus ways ilu clly should move Inrw.ud on
im plem entation ol I lit- WINS program , a plan
pul together by a consultant g ro u p to upgrade
th r Goldsboro area through I h r use ol Im ih
public m oney a co m m itm e nt from private
lending In s iitu llo n s In nfTer low In trrrs i devel
opment loans The com m ission has not made a
(Inal decision on Ihe program a flrr and has
raised questions about s p rc illc s of its financing
Thnmas n iv s tm |)lrm rn ilu g th e project would
not only Im prove Ih r Goldsboro neighborhood.
See C a n d id a te *. Page SA
TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE, Call 322-261
�i * — Sanford Heiaid. Sanford
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Florida — Friday. December 2. 198U
NEWS,JFROM THE REG IO N AND. ACROSS THE STATE
FLORI
BRIEFS
Florida nursing homes above average
■» WENDY EBNJAMINSON
United Press Inlernallonel
Palm Bay sniper trial to be moved
T IT U S V ILLE — The tria l o f W illia m Cniae. a 6 1-year-old
retired lib ra ria n aceused of g u n n in g down six people d u rin g a
1987 rampant.- In Pal.n Hay. m u s t be m v c d fr c itt Ih t b ju .-c
Coaal lo ensure an Im partial |u ry . a Judge ruled T hu rsda y.
Hrev.m i C o u n ty O rc u n Judge O il Goalm m g ranted a m o l.o t.
for u change o f tria l Bll»- by C tu a c ’a public ilefe nd er Marlene
Alva. The tria l Is now scheduled lo start ihe w ee* o f March 6 in
Bartow, about 4 0 m iles easl of T am p a in rural Polk C ounty.
Cruse t» charged w ith six c o u n ts o f first-degree m urder —
In cluding the slayings of tw o roo kie policemen — 28 counts o f
attem pted first-degree m urde r and tw o counts o f k id n a p p in g
hostages A p ril 2 3. 1987.
The massacre began at C ruse's house and c o n tin u e d about a
m ile away at tw o shopping plazas. He allegedly holed up tor
hours In a superm arket and surrendered o n ly a lte r police
hombed h im w ith tear gas.
The case received extensive p u b lic ity around the c o u n try ,
and It was considered u n lik e ly an Im partial Jury could have
been seated a nyw here near Palm Hay.
Assistant S la te Attorney C h ris W hite said the pro-ecutk»n
had no objection to m oving the tria l.
Rosier acquitted on all charges
ST. PETERSBURG — A Jury deliberated just o ver three hours
T hursday Iw fn rr acquitting F ort M yers pot h u h gist O r. Peter
Rosier o f a ll c h a n jr . in the 1986 death of h is te rm in a lly 111.
ra n rrr-s trlc ]u :it wife.
R ovt-r broke down cry ing as the Jury v e rd lc l was read
a cqu itting h im o f first-degree m urde r, a 'te m p te d 1Irst-degree
m urder and conspiracy to c o m m it fir s t-degree m u rd e r
After being declared a (rrc m an . the weeping Roster appealed
dazed as he hugged Ids s tlo fre y . h is "h U d 'e r and o il *, fa m ily
members
Roster. 43. w ho was ch ie f pathologist at Lee M em orial
Hospital, had been charged w ith k illin g Patricia Rosier. 43. In
Ja nu ary 1986. despite te stim o n y from her s irp fa th e r that he
kille d her.
He was accused o( helping h is w ife try to c o m m it suicide by
a n a n g ln g fo r th e overdose o f S rra n o l she took, g iv in g bet an
injection o f m orph ine when she continued to breath, then
m a n ip u la tin g h is w ife's stepfather. Vincent D eim an. and h is
sons F an ell D eim an and Russell Deiman. In to fin a lly k illin g
her.
Thousands attend funeral for slain cops
HOLLYW OOD — Several thousand police officers, ihe tr cars
clogging the q u ir t streets n ra r a church, snapped lo atte ntio n
Thursday al the start of a fu ne ra l for tw o Metm-Dade C ou nty
o lftre rs slain w h ile on d u ly th is week
An estim ated 2.000 lo 3.000 officers from u fa r away as New
York C lly. and representing n ea rly every F lorida c o m m u n ity ,
a ttrn d rd services for officers D avid Strzalkowmt. 34, and
R icha d Doles. 41.
Both men died early M onday m ornin g w hen they tried to
subdue a m an tn a trader p a rk Charles Street, a recently
rrle a srd co n vict, ts charged w ith ih e tr deaths and a variety o f
other charges
T he Rev. N n rb c rt D o rse y, a u x ilia r y b is h o p fo r th e
A rrh d to rra e of M iam i, led the service, w hich fille d the N a tiv ity
C atholic C h u rch tn Hollywood lo capacity, fo rcin g hundreds lo
follow the service on outdoor loudspeakers
"W e are here to express m ir dee{>est s irm w on the loss o f
these tw o m e n ." Dorsey said 'l l God had seen w ha t happened
oi- television th is week... I believe he w ou ld have Ic it a
revulsion at w h a t has happened again In o u r c o m m u n ity ."
i k ’t have ro n tn b u te d lo a society that has gone b e rze rk."
Dorsey said. "G o d empower us to change the tn s ittu tto n s o f
o u r societies to give lift Instead o f causing death "
Outside lh<- ch urch, already decorated w ith the fa m ily
n a tiv ity scenes for the C hristm as holiday, m o u rn rrs hum m ed
along w ith the h y m n s begin sung inside the <h u rt n
Ancient whale fossils found
MULBERRY — Free-lame paleontologist F ra n k Garcia and
volunteers w orked In a JO-fnot-drep trench o f a p hosphatr
m ine pit T hu rsd a y, rx ra v a tln g fossils Irorn a whale that m ay
date b ark m ore I hail 9 m illio n yean*
Garcia said he brlteves be w ill recover the e n tire skeleton by
Saturday.
He was searching the IMC F ertilizer Inc. m ln r near th e
H lllsborough-P nlk county line Sunday when he spotted tw o
whale vertebrae sticking out from the sol).
He said he began uncovering Ihe fossils, e xpe cting to fin d five
or six at Ihe m ost, hut srxm uncovered 21 vertebrae, the rib
cage and the s k u ll luise of a w ha le he estim ated to have died
some 9 m illio n In 13 m illio n years ago
A llhn u gh th e sku ll had not h e rn uncovered. Garcia said
Wednesday th a t portion of the skeleton could be as m uch us 5
feet long.
From United Press International reports
LOTTERY
The daily number Thursday in
the Florida Lottery CASH 3
game was 702
Stralghl Play (numbers In eiacl
order) *250 on a 50<ent bet
*500 on *t.
Bo* 3 (numbers In any order)
*80fora50< enl bet. *160 on *1
Bo* 6 (numbers In any order)
*40 lor a50cent be!. *00on Si
SlraiQht Bo* 3 *330 in order
drawn, *80 in any order on a *1
bet,
Straight Bo* 6 *290 In order
drawn, *40 If picked in combine
lion on *1 bcl
Florida nursing hom es provide better
service than nursin g homes nationw ide,
said a su rv e y released T h u rsd a y, b u t
conditions al homes In several Ik e p South
stairs, especially M ississippi, fell (ar I m-Iow
Ihe ita lk in o l average
ih e consum er g u io r to nursing homes
that treat Medicate and Medicaid patients,
released by Ihe H ealth C a rr Financing
A d m in is tra tio n , show ed Florida n u rs in g
homes had a higher fa ilu re r a lr In o n ly lou r
out of 32 categories
In rrtllc a l categories, however, such as the
rare of bed tores, catheters. a dm in istratio n
ol p ro p ri drugs and m ental and physical
abuse, Florida com pared favorably w ith
homes tn other slates
In those categories, the study said:
—0.0 percenl of F lorida nursing homes
failed to prevent m ental and physical abuse
I;, M issis.:, pi. the fig ure w p » 13 N percent
Nat tonally, the figure was 1 H percent
— 10.3 percent o f F lorida nursing homes
(ailed lo ra re few bed sores properly In
M ississippi, the figure was 42 percent,
compared w ith 1 1.1 |>errent nationally.
" T h a i's ju s t c r im in a l. ” said K a th y
Gardner. staff d ltrc to r lo r the House b rie c t
C om m ittee on Aging, n o tin g patients gel
W d jo re s only when they are unable to
n.ove !n thetr beds and no one tu rn s them
c \ r r "B ed sores t w e e r r ; d to happen if
'here la m in im a ! care available "
- l i t Florida. 9-.* percent o f n u t, f lio m r*
failed to provide proper u rina ry catheter
care In Mlsalsstppl. 30.4 percent o f homes
failed to do so N ationally, the figure was
I7.6perren».
—22 I percent o f F lorida nursing homes
failed to adm inister dru gs properly, Inctnd
LO C A L F O R E C A S T
Today. .s u n n y breezy and
cool High In low er f it s W ind
n o rth 15 in 20 m ph
T o n ig h t...c le a r and c o ld .
L o w In lo w e r 4 0 s . W in d
liecornlng northeast around 10
m ph.
Saturday., s u n n y and not as
cool. High in m id 60s In near
70
POSTMASTER Sand addre** change,
M THE SANFORD HERALD P.0
So* Mir. Saeldrd. FL 77771.
Homa Oelieer* 7 Mootill, t i t 111 t
Mooto,, ur Mi Voar, t i l SO In Slala
Mall. 1 Month* *70 77/ 7 Month*.
I l l Mi Toar. ta* M
Owl or SMI* MaH: Throo Month* t i l Hi
I Mtnlht M i l l Voar in M
Phono Men 171 1411,
"W e Just th tn k that th is data Is tinnreasarlly ala rm ing . ' she said
In o lh rt S o uthe rn stales. Tennessee.
V irg in ia . M aryland and N crth Carolina had
s lig h tly I Teller ratings than the national
average West V irg in ia . Georgia. South
C arolina and Atati^m a had s lig h tly tower
ra tin g i Ilia n the national figures
F lorid* m ay do h rtie r than other .tales
because n has an “ extensive n e tw o rk " o(
om budsm an w ho check regularly on ours
tng hom rs. has more nursing homes per
capita than m a n y other states, and a higher
awareness o f the elderly's needs. Gardner
said
UsHtti Frege i m » n m i « a « i
TALLAHASSEE - G ov Bob
Mart trier annoum <-d Thursday
h r was fo rm ing a 2 7 -tn rm b rr
c o m m is s io n e r to d e a l w iih
F lo rid a 's e n v iro n m e n ta l p ro
b le m s a n d a p p o in te d GOP
environm ental a rllv ls t N athaniel
R rrd lo head the group.
' ' P r o t e c t in g F 'lo r ld a 'a
environm ent lor Ihe fu tu re has
to be o u r highest p r io r it y , "
Marltnez said ‘ We can t afford
lo lei It be dim inished because
we (ailed to piof*>-rly ra re lor It."
Reed, ol llo tir Sound, attended
the news rein fere o re tn w hich
the form ation of the C om m ission
‘ on Ih e F u tu re o f F lo r id a s
E n v iro n m e n t was announced
and said lie was pleased lo head
the panel
He said he w ould not h acr
accepted the ap|M iintm rnt tl he
thought the co m m ission was
b rin g form ed p rim a rily fo r p o lit
ical purposes
Heed was a member o f Prrsl
d e n t - e le c i G e o rg e B u s h 's
e n v lm n m rn ta l a d v is o ry com
m ille r, b ut resigned after an
nouncing h r could not sup|Miri
GOP Senate candidate Connie
M a c k b e c a u s e o f M a r k 's
environm ental record
Mart i tie / said the t ra n mission
w ill m ake a c o m p re h e n s iv e
study o f Florida's e nvironm ent,
w ith p articula r em phasis on how
to deal w ith threats lo the sta le ’s
natural resources.
The comm ission Is due to file a
rrp ort containing recom m enda
tions for net Inn w ith M a rttitrz by
Feb 1.
Beautification award
frvlno Fomberg, second from right, owner of
Crown Square
formerly Southern Chemical
400 block of N French Avenue, receives Ihe SIB
B eaulillcation Award tor December from San
ford's Scenic Improvement Board Presenting
Ihe award aro Denny Hayes, from loll, board
member, Martha Yancey, chairman of Iho SIB
and Eliza Pttnglo, member of Iho SIB board
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Friday. December 2. 1988
Vol. SI, No 87
Second Clait Pottage Pawl at Sanlord.
Florida u rn
"W e d un k th a t the study Is fla w e d." said
Calhv W esiherrv. assistant d!rr< to r of the
F lorida H ealth ( ‘are Association, w hich
represents 450 of the s ta ir's 530 n ursing
h o m rs "Much t*f it is dated — most of It Is
over a year old The data are subjective
Judgments of 3.000 surveyors 9 o m 30
d ifT rrrn l stales
She said consum ers should not rely on a
single docum ent when choosing a nursing
fn m ir
Martinez forms
environmental
commission
Dec 1
(UtPl Ml ISO)
Saturday by The Sanlerd Htrald.
let.. Mr N Franth Av* . Seniors.
fm u rn .
lug givin g a patient someone else's drugs or
storing them incom -clly
In M ississippi.
30 4 percent o f homes gave drugs littp 'o p
t t y , w hile the .Igurc nationally was 29
percent.
Florida fell below the national average In
four categories In helping residents rn n m *l
Incontinence. In pro vid ing services to meet
social and em otional needs. In pro vid ing
m eaningful a ctivitie s. Including religious
a c tiv itie s , and In ta n lta rv sioiage and
preparation o f fo o d , the report (aid
Claude Hendon, a program specialist w ith
Ihe slate Lon g term Care O m budsm an
C ouncil, w hich represents patients sain
about the stu dy " I t's a good attem pt to
provfc'y p u b it, in -mat ton Howev.-r. w r
iu v e concerns **
“ The In form ation Is o ulila te d A ll surveys
provide a p ictu re o f the rare th a t’s provided
tn Ih e fa c ility a l one p u ln t in tim e
Therefore, consum ers w ould not w ant lo
depend solely on d ia l We recomm end that
th ey visit the fa c lllly they are considering "
lie said most o f Ihe problems In nursin g
homes stem from lack of stall C iis lo d i.il
care of residents also needs lo lie Im proved.
Hendon said.
He said HCFA officials m ust rew rite
regulations lo im plem ent the 1987 federal
nursin g home relorm law ‘ ‘The study may
be faking m aniKiwer away from that effort ”
Hendon a id say. l!..High. that problem s
r ile d In the study m ay have hern corrected,
b u t never noted.
“ Florida dors have lie llr r regulations and
the regulators ure m o rr elfertlve. (rorn what
I've heard from around the c o u n try ." h r
said.
THE WEATHER
S a n fo r d lle r u ld
PiibliidW Daily ind Sunday. IKiyl
Florida fell below the na
tio n a l a v e ra g e In fo u r
categories: in helping resi
dents control incontinence,
in providing services to
meet social and emotional
n e e d s , in p r o v i d i n g
m eaningful activities, in
cluding religious activities,
and in sanitary storage and
preparation of food, the
report said.
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BEACH CONDITIO NS
D a yto n a Beach: W a its an- 2
In 3 feel um l d io p jiy . C n rrc n l |s
lo ih e s o u th w iih a w a te r
tem perature of 05 degrees New
B ra y rn s Beach: Waves are 3 fe d
and very choppy. C u rre n t Is lo
lhe so olli. w iiii a w ater Icm pcralure of 69 degrees. S im m re n t
factor: 14.
SATURDAY:
SO LU N AR T A B L E : M in 7:50
a tn . 10:10 p m Maj 3 :1 3 a .m .,
3 55 p i n
T ID E S : D a y to n a
Beach: highs. 3 0 5 a m . (123
p in.; low s 9 26 a m . D 36 p rn
New S m y rn a B e a ch : highs.
3 lo a m . 3 28 p.m . tows. 9 31
a in .9 4 I p m .
S e b a s tia n In le t: highs. 3 1 4
a m . 3 17 p.m . low s 9 23 a in
BOATING
S t A u g u s tin e to J u p i t e r
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effect...
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T o n ig h t . w in d n u r i l i lo
northeast 15 to 20 k is Seas 5 lo
7 (l bui up lu 10 II In the gulf
stream Bay and Inland waters
choppy in lough
WEDNESDAY
Shwrs 70-04
S T A T IS T IC S
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ford Thursday was 68 degrees
and 'he u v rrn ig h i low was 42 as
reported by the U nive rsity of
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Turner’s castle sold for $1.8 m illien
POLICE BRIEFS
U nltsd R rass In te rn a tio n a l
Police dog finds marijuana
LONGWOOD — Longwood p o lle r railed on a p oller K-9 lo old
•n searching a p le ku p tm e k and reported the dog found a
m arijuana e tg a rrltr In the I t o t k p arkrd at Founder s Square.
Freeman Street, at about 6 4 2 p m Wednesday
John P O liver. 21. o f W averly Drive. Long wood. was c h a rg rd
w ith poM rtMion of m a riju a n a llo n d Is $300
l*ollce said O liver and a w om an refused p o lle r |ierm lsston to
search the trun k and were ordered out of the vehicle before the
dog found the contraband A uag o f m arijuana was also tound
In O liver's shoe, police said The woman was not c harged
Two arrested in drug deal
SANFORD — A w om an accused of dealing In cocaine and
m arijuana and a boy suspected o f m aking a buy fm m her In
Sanford nt about 3 :13 p m, Wednesday have Iteen anested by
Sanford poller.
Sophia Janice F a in lough. 19. ol 519 R td ge lin r Run.
tangw ood. Is cliarged w ith sale and delivery ol ro e a in r and
m arijuana She was arrested along w ith a hoy (toller said they
saw buy narcotic a fm m her at the Talk of the Tow n bar. 7 IH E
Seventh St The boy was Jailed In the Ju ven ile D etention
Center llo n d for P atrrlo ug h Is 92.000
Several arrested on DUI charges
• Mark S Savolr. 33. of Deltona was arrested at 2 0-6 a m
today after his « ar failed to m aintain a single lane on U S
Highway 17-92 Sanford Hanford police reported lie had no
d r iv e r '/license
• John I. W illia m s 66 of l2 6 C a s tle llre w rr C ourt Sanford at
0 0 4 p in T hursday on 13th St reel. Hanford
Threo arrested after cocaine sale
agents report the arrest of three men Itn krd to a sale of ro ra ln e
In rural A ltam onte S prings
Agents rrp o rtrd seeing an a p p a trn l nan idles deal made
between occupants of a car and a p rd cstrla n outside 607
Mobile St al about I p m Thursday
Agents ordered Ihe occupants out of the car and one m an
struggled » Ith agents, ran and was recaptured
W illie Jam es Jacobs. 22. of 40.’! Magnolia St , A ltam onte
Springs. Is charged w ith possession of cocaine and m arijuana
Philip Alfred Robinson. 29. of 2714 L a k r View Drive. F rm
Park. Is rhatged w ith a tte m p tin g lo buy cocaine. |in*acs*ion of
drug paraphernalia and grand theft
Joseph Florence. 28. of 173 N orih St . Altam onte Springs, is
charged w ith possession of controlled sulM tam e He Is act used
o f ru n nin g from agents and struggling
Man arrested before cocaine sale to cop
MIDWAY — C ity C ounty Investigative Itureau agents re|m rt
arresting a m an la-fore an u u d rrv n v rr agent could com plete a
iM iy for a • to piece o f m ra tn e The agents made the arrest
because, they said, they feared for tl»e sa ln y of the agent, who
had been asked If he was police
When a grnts confronted C harles Marlow la v lo r . 24. of 2451
Crawford Drive. Hanford, outside the C lub 2 Spot. State Road.
46 Midway, they said he resisted In a struggle, w ltat Taylor is
said to have offered the agent as ro ra ln e was lost Hut agents
rrjx a le d fin d in g .« ro n ta .n e r of lake r ra rk cocaine and fake
m arijuana In his jtnaaraalon.
Taylor Is charged w ith a tte m p tin g to sell r r a r k m c a ln r .ind
resisting arrest w ith violence The arrest was made at about 9
p m Thursday Hond 1s t 1.000
Tenant arrested after theft, sale
SANFORD — A tenant Is accused o f stealing Item s Irw tt a
Hanford house and o ' miw iiiif, tw o firearm s ta k rn from the
house Dennis Lester K a u d ln g . 34. o f | 8 |6 U rn dln g D rive.
Sanford, was arrested I.* the case at 11 p m Thursday
H anding ts a rru s rd ol stealing property from a house owned
by Thomas Capps, al 217 W 19 th Hi . Hanford, between June
and September
Fauldlng Is charged w ith grand theft and tw o counts ol
dealing In stolen property llo n d Is $21)00
11
EMERGENCY CALLS
THURSDAY
unlocked door
• 7 14 a m — 382 Hansom
Parkway, odor o l propane,
co uldn 't locale sourer o f odor
• 11 28 a m — 3838 S.
Orlando D rive, m edical call,
w o m a n . 8 3 . R u r a l/M c tr o
transported.
• 4 43 p m . — 136 Conner
A ve.. keys locked In cur.
13th St., auto accident, i».
in ju ry.
• 7.09 p m — h ig h lit Street
and Pine Avenue, traum a call,
man. 26. not trans|M irtrd
• 8 17 p m — 301 Terrace
C ourt, traum a ra il, w om an.
2 6 . I r a n s p o r I r d by
H u ru l/M rlm
-
1010 W
County Board of Realtors
endorses four candidates
EyERAOCHURCH
Herald sta ll writer
SANFORD — The Sem inole
C ounty Hoard o f R ru lto m has
endorsed lour candidates In the
Dec. 6 Sanford m un icip al elec
tion. Including tw o seeking the
D istrict I c ity com m ission seal
The Realtors Invited nil can
didates lo Interview s In A lta
m onte Springs Tuesday and all
b ut tw o showed up to be In
te rvie w e d . Lon H o w e ll, c a n
didate for the D istrict I co m
mission seal, and Hob Thom as
J r., candidate for re-election lo
the D is tric t II seal, d id not
uppear for Ihe Interview s. Nei
th er was endorsed.
Mayor Belly** S m ith was en
dorsed by the board fo r reelection. She Is being challenged
by John Morris.
Doth James Sweeting III and
Ja y Malone, ru n n in g for the
W IN T E R SPRINGS T he
16-room stone castle b u ilt by
Glenn T u rn e r, a form er enamellea s u p e rs a le s m a n c u rr e n tly
serving an Arizona prison sen
tence for fraud, has been sold for
$ 1.8 m llllr n and w!P be rn red
Federal Judge George Young
approved the sale o f the threestory castle and Re y n n o tu id in g
79 acres In Seminole C ounty to
n eigh bo r J . H u xle y W a lte rs
head o f W alters Developm ent.
"M y In te n tio n Is to b u ild a
h ig h -q u a lity re s id e n tia l sub-
Rancho
Rajneesh
to be sold
U nited F r s u In te rn a tio n a l
SANFORD — The fo llo w in g persons fare a charge of d riv in g
under the Influence tn Sem inole C ounty
• It rad ford K e lly W erd. 33. o f 133 Canal St . Sanford, was
u re a ir d at 10 04 p m Wednesday u ltrr his ear ran a red lig h t
on U S. H ighw ay 17 92. Sanford
• Dana U nw rn C handler. 4 1, ol 409 M a lllr St.. Hanford, at 7 39
p in Wednesday after h is ear failed to m aintain a single lane on
16th Street. Sanford
• H lrhard S T tach. 30. o f Daytona I tear It. at 2 29 a m .
Wednesday after his ear was chunked traveling 103 m ph In a 53
m ph Fore on In te rv a le 4. west o f Sanford
• 3 44 pm
Florida — Friday. Occam Do. 2. 1968 — JA
D istrict I scut, were endorsed by
the hoard, und S torm Richards,
m im in g against Thom as, was
endorsed for the D istrict 2 seat.
P O R T L A N D . O tt
A
64.OOO-acre Oregon cattle ranch
th a t was o n e r a m rc c a fo r
fo llo w e r s o f f r r e - ln v r g u r u
tlbsgw an M ire r P jJ n rrs b w ill be
sold al a s h e riffs auction F riday
lo pay o ff mortgage and la x
liens
C onnecticut General Life In
s u ra n c e Co
b 'o u g h
a
foreclosure action lo collect $4
m illion In mortgage paym ents
plus Interest owed by I tie Ra
Jneesh Investm ent Curp Wasco
and JcfTenmn counties also have
lax Urns to ta lin g approxim ately
$1 m illio n
T tir sale cm I lie sirp a of Ihe
Wasco C o u n ty CourtlMMise in
The Dalles w ill a rv rr one of Ihe
and
la jh e r s fr ^
freedom and Ihe self prtx lalm rct
gum o f the ric h " w ho m a in
tained a fleet of 9 0 Regis Royres
when h r lived on whal h r ra ile d
R ancho R a ln rrs h 1 10 m ile s
southeast o f Portland
R a jn rrs h stayed In O trgon for
41* storm y years, d u rin g w hich
he and h is fo llo w ers fo ug ht
constantly w ith their neighbors
and s ia tr and local governm ent
officials over establishm ent of a
com m une on the ranch
He was deported fm m the
U n llrd Slates in November of
1985 alter be pleaded g u ilty to
Im m igration fraud H r now lives
In an ashram in Puna. India
Several o f his followers. In
cluding hts personal secretary.
Ma Anand Slice la. went to Jail for
a variety o f crim es com m itted
while the group llv rd In Oregon.
Including arson and a ttrm p trd
m urder.
S h e r la p le a d e d g u i l t y to
m a s te r m in d in g a b io lo g ic a l
warfare atta ck tn w hich more
chan 700 resident* o f Wasco
< enemy were poisoned by I be
release of salm onella b a ctrrta at
the salad Im p * i 4 several restau
rants. She was also accused of
jMiisonlng county officials w ho
came to Inspec t the ranch a n il
p lotting tn assassinate the U S
Attorney for Oregon
T h e g u r u 's f o llo w e r s
purchased ihe ranch on Ihe
John Day River for $5 7 m illio n
In J u ly o f 1981 and told local
a u th o r itie s th e y w a n te d to
establish a farm ing com m une
llu l w ith in a year they ran afoul
of reining and land use laws hy
b uilding a tow n w ith bousing lor
3.300 |irnn .cne n l residents plus
centers for the guru's m rd lta tio n
school
The c o m m u n ity had its own
air strip, sewage system, hotel,
shopping m all, truck farm s and
an o u td o o r c re m a to riu m fo r
H ln d u -stylr funerals.
More th a n 15.000 o f Ids fo l
low e r! Hocked lo the ranch (or
sum m er festivals and Rajneesh
was often seen speeding across
eastern Oregon highw ays In one
of his Rolls Royres w ith arm ed
guurds fo llo w in g him In a chase
cur.
D uring th e ir U nties w ith local
governm ent officials, the RaJ n e e s h e e s a ls o b u s e d In
hundreds o f homeless people tn
an effort to control local elec
tions W hen state officials re f
used lo register Ihe new resi
d e n ts , th e y w ere b u s rd to
lYirtland and clumped in the
city's skid road area.
O W N A TV & VCR
DECEMBER SPECIAL
d iv is io n ." W allers said a lte r the
sale Wednesday. ‘‘ U ltim a te ly the
castle w ill have to g o ."
Judge Young said he w ould
review the sale Ja n
10 and
decide w hether to refund the
S50.000 deposit of T ria d In
vestment Properties Inc., w hich
defaulted tw o m on lh v ago on a
$2.1 m illio n hid for (h r castle.
The c o u r t-ap po inte d re ce ive r
could also sue T ria d for the
$300,900 d llfe rrn te be tween the
tw o bids
T u rn e r's wealth from Knsrot
c o s m e tic s a n d m o t i v a t i o n
elAsoes was estim ated at $300
m illio n In the late l9f»Os He now
claim s to huve n o th in g left after
years o f legal battles w ith Ihe
governm ent and 1.000 Investors
In 30 slates.
square feel and sell for about
$800,000. He plans lo b u ild
c o m p a r a b le h o m e s o n Ih e
T urner properly.
He railed Ihe castle "a gaudy
He was co nvicte d last year In attem pt by someone try in g in
Phoenix. A r tr and sentenced to b u ild a m onum ent lo h im s e lf
seven years tn prison for b ilk in g and said nelghtm rs consider ihe
about $ > .5 m illio n from In building an eyesore
The vacant property has been
vestors in 1979 and 1980
vandalized and vacant the last
The In te rn a l Revenue Service few years T u rn e r's eldest son.
foreclosed on the castle to re*-o* • T erry. hn« lived fa an a p & ilm rn t
er p a rt o f th e * 9 5 m illio n
next to the stables and acted as a
T urn e r owes in h ark taxes and sort of caretaker W allers said
penalties
the son w ill have lo leave when
W allers said new* homes near the sale is closed In about 30
Ihe castle e n n s u m r uhoul 3.000 days.
SHS students to lay sod for park,
committee assignments announced
w ill lie e n n s tn irird out ol wood by a volunteer
force from throughout ihe co m m u n ity next
fall
■ y BRAD CHURCH
Harold staff writer
SANFORD — The next step in b u ild in g the
rh ild ie n ':# p u y g m u n u on Park A v e n u r
betw ren F.lghtfi and N ln 'h streets w ill take
place Saturday
Martha Y a n c e y , co-chairm an of th r r m im ili
Ire p la n n in g the p *r k. said a group of Srmlnc-le
High School students and other volunteers on
that day w ill lay sod lh a l was purchased hy the
city.
Y a n re y said a nyo ne else intereste d tn
hetptr*j l ] lav the sod n u t ro n ia rt her. or
co-c*.airm ail J u J y W im tilx h or go In ihe |>ark
Saturday
About 33 to 40 (irople attended a p u b lic
m eeting Tuesday n ig h t where Ihe park ron cep t
was e xplain ed , and ch a irm e n o f several
com m ittees w r r r i hosen
The |M rk. a Scenic Im pn rvcrn rn t Hoard
p co jrrt approved by the c ity com m ission last
spring, w ill lie b u ilt m a in ly w ith donated
m o n e y a nd v o lu n te e r la b o r R o b e rt S
Leathers n atio na lly kn ow n park designer, w ill
■S-rnr in s.inf.,r<f in Apr if to i
th r s t ir a nd
then talk to c h ik lrrn based on Ha'll Ulras. iw
w ill design the p la vground equipm ent, w h ic h
Named to head a ub ro m m ltle ra to plan in d
construct the p a tk were
• J e rri W eldon w ill o rg a n t/r Leather's m eet
ing w ith school c h ild re n next spring
* ! " t M t W illia m s r*f F u rrk a 'resigns w ill
handle advertising and design graphics for Ihe
com m ittee's p rom otional m aterials
• L e x O w nrs is In charge of g e llin g needed
m aterials donated lo r Ih r par k
• A u d rry W illia m s w ill head ih r fu nd raising
effort
,
• Danny l«re w ill coordinate the p u rrh a te o f
m aterials
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U.S., Vietnam to establish
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tng ren ter tn V ietnam to speed
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thered by Am ericans d u rin g the
Vietnam War. a Vietnam ese re
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dispatch received tn Hangkok
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ficials m ee ting in Hanoi last
week agreed to set up the renter
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procedures and air tra n sp o rta
tion) w hich are h in dering Ihe
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E D IT O R IA L S
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Win-win choice
in mayor’s race
T h e h e a d lin e In th e S a n fo rd H e ra ld tx ild ly
p ro c la im e d : M a y o r's ra ce h e a ls u p . A n d so II
h a s as tw o h ig h ly m o tiv a te d , e x p e rie n c e d
g o v e rn m e n t le a d e rs v ie lo r th e p o s t In
S a n fo rd .
H e tty e S m ilflo c k in g re -e le c tio n
th e
c ity 's m a y o r. Is b e in g c h a lle n g e d b y J o h n
M o rris , w h o h a s serve d th e j u s t e ig h t y e a rs as
a m e m b e r o f S a n fo rd ’s p la n n in g a n d z o n in g
b o a rd , a n d n in e a n d o n e -h a lf y e a rs as a c it y
c o m m is s io n e r d u r in g th e 1970s.
B o th p re s e n t s tro n g c r e d e n tia ls to th e
e le c to ra te a n d b o th h a v r re a s o n a b le u g rn d a s
w ith a tta in a b le g o a ls fo r th e c ity . If e le cte d.
T h e d iffe re n c e s b e tw e e n th e tw o seem to
fa ll in th e a re a o f s ty le , n o t s u b s ta n c e .
Give North and Poindexter pardons
No one w ho know s President Reagan doubts
for a m om ent th a t the question o f whether, and
w he n, to p a rd o n O liv e r N o rth and J o h n
Poindexter ia very m uch on h i* m in d Just now.
C learly Mr. Reagan had hoped that the tria l
m ig h t e n d . w ith a c q u itta l* o f N o n h and
Poindexter, before he leaves office on Jan. 20.
and th us s ju re h im any need to pardon them.
Rut It now appears th a t the trU I w ill o nly K
g iiU ttg undet way In January - so If the tw o men
are hy any chance convicted the question of
w hether to pardon them w ill end up In the la jto f
l*resldent Bush
O f course. Mr. Rragan m ay already have
o b ta lm d Mr. R ush's assurance th a t, in that cate
pardons w ill be forthcom ing. Rut In all fairness,
the whole problem is an o u tg ro w th of Mr.
R ragcn's a d m in is tra tio n , not Mr H ush's There
w ill undoubtedly be loud protests fm m the usual
sources If these tw o defendants are pardoned,
and Mr Rragan w ould seem both m orally
obi'ged and. as the outgoing p rr»ld en l. far h r ttr r
positioned to take the h ea t.
On Ha m erits, the rase for pardons srem s to
me o verw nelm lng
f\* U . ! am la th in g here <a>!y u f V n rfc and
I Poindexter. T iie lr co-deirndania Rtchff*d Secnrd
I and A lb ert H akh.. m ay he equally IWKw-enl. K it
th eir in v o lv rm e n l In the a ifa li was essentially
th a t o( businessmen. A t such, they were e ntitle d
to m ake a legitim ate p ro fit, hut the ca*e ugainsi
them a m ounts to a charge th a t they made m uch
more. W h e th rr th is Is
tru e w ill presum ably
co m e o u t In th e ir
t r ia ls , a nd a h o u ld
determ ine the d e s ir
a b ility of pontons for
them I
T h e I r a n / c o n lr a
Im broglio essentially
broke dow n In to tw o
s e p a ra te rp ls o d e s :
the sale of ser*s to
Ir a n , and the
fu rn is h in g o f m ilita ry
aid to tile Nleant e ii.in
ro n trs s — events re
lated o nly by tlx- fa rt
th a t profits from I K
form er paid for the
latter.
P resident Heagan
was fu lly aware of
the anna s a k . and w h a tr v u N orth and Potndex
te r had to do w ith ,t was done a r h u a u th o tllv .
no t rltie lam ra n a lta rh to them
WHY WoM'T You ReOGdize
THe Pa|£snniaq aw e?
Because i
ReCoSdize
b o th h a v e a lo t to o ffe r.
R o th c a n d id a te s see th e g re a te s t p ro b le m s
o f th e n e x t fo u r y e a rs as fa llin g In th e a rt as o f
s o lid w aste tlis jx is .il. a n d w a te r a n d sew age.
M a y o r S m ith h a s g ro w n In th e o ffic e o f
m a y o r. S h e h a s d e m o n s tra te d h e r a b ilit y to
e ffic ie n tly c o n d u c t m e e tin g s . Ir a d h e r c o l
le a g u e s In e ffe c tin g a re s p o n s ib le c o n s e n s u s ,
a n d to re p re s e n t th e c ity In th e m u ltitu d in o u s
f u n c t io n s r e q u ir in g th e p re s e n c e o f th e
m a y o r. H e r q u ie t, n o -n o n se n s e m e th o d s o f
g o v e rn a n c e h a v e been e ffe c tiv e .
M r. M o rris h a s a r e m a r k a b ly b ro a d b a c k
g ro u n d In g o v e rn m e n t s e rv ic e a n d Is fin e ly
tu n e d to th e n e e d s o f to d a y , a n d th e m is ta k e s
o f d a y s g o n e b y . He has a s tr o n g sense o f
g o v e rn m e n ta l responsibility and is fa m ilia r
w ith th e fis c a l n eeds a n d r e q u ir e m e n ts o f
S a n fo rd .
I Ills jir r s c n is th e c itiz e n s o f S a n fo rd w ith a
w in - w in s it u a t io n . W h ic h e v e r
c a n d id a te
w in s , th e H e ra ld w ill a p p la u d th e c h o ic e o f
th e vo te rs .
S w ap talks on for
Pollards, hostages
IziulMilt
M r. M o rris ta k e s e x c e p tio n to th e m a n y
h o u rs o f tim e s p e n t b y M a y o r S m ith o n th e
v a rio u s b o a rd s a n d In th e o th e r a c tiv itie s
c o n te n d in g th a t th e tim e w o u ld be b e tte r
s p e n t o n m o re s p e c ific c ity b u s in e s s
M a y o r S m ith c o n te n d s th a t th e p u rc h a s e o f
th e 2 .2 0 0 a c re s n e a r G e ne va a c tu a lly saved
th e c it y m o n e y sin c e it p re s e rv e d a n 911
m illio n fe d e ra l g ra n t. She c ite s th e p ro g re s s
m a d e in c o p in g w ith th e m a n y p ro b le m s
posed b y th e fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t’s e d ic t to th e
r l t y to s to p d is c h a rg in g in t o th e S t J o h n s
R iv e r a n d to s e c u re a n o th e r s ite .
JACK ANDERSON
W A S H IN G T O N
A m e r ic a n t r a it o r
.lo n a lh a n Jay iG lU rd and his w ile may lx
released (nun a U S prison and sent to Israel
In a three way trade ili.it could mean freedom
lo r one nr m ore ol the Am ent an hostages to
J u s tifia b ly . M a y o r S m ith c ite s h e r s u c
c e s s fu l e ffo rts In e n h a n c in g th e Im a g e o f th e
c it y a n d In th e p ro g re ss m a d e In Im p r o v in g
re la tio n s a m o n g a ll peo ple in S a n fo rd . T h e
successes o f th e c ity 's b e a u tific a tio n p ro
g ra m s a rc e v id e n t. T h e m a y o r h a s re p o rte d
v is itin g 51 c h u rc h e s a n d a ll o f th e s c h o o ls
lo c a te d in S a n fo rd d u r in g h e r te rm . S h e lia s
a ls o serve d as th e c ity 's re p re s e n ta tiv e o n
v a rio u s In te rg o v e rn m e n ta l b o d ie s.
M r- M o rris is v e ry c r it ic a l o f th e c i t y ’s
h a n d lin g o f th e se w e r p ro b le m s In th e tim e
f o llo w in g th e lo s s o f th e Y a n k e e L a k e
p ro p e rty to th e c o u n ty . He a ls o c r itic iz e s th e
c it y 's p u rc h a s e o f th e p ro p e rty n e a r G e ne va
to be used to s p ra y d ilu e n t .
The provision o f m ilita ry aid In the contras
was som ething else again C ongrrss. under at
least so m r of the successive fiotand amend
nients. had p rohibited th is — though It signally
ta ile d to provide any c rim in a l pen ally lor
v io la tin g the pro hib itio n
The gaudy congressional In q u iry tn ln the
whole aRalr was essentially an effort by the
congressional Dem ocrats to prove that Mr
R ragan knew about the aid — som ething lie
lo n a ls trn lly and strenuously denied There t* no
doubt w hatever that Im p e a rh m rn l would have
lollow ed if such proof had been found, but the air
went out of the Investigation's tires when none
was.
Rut. In that ta r. what was all the itullahaln >
about? Somebody had to w alk the plank for
som ething. If the whole rongrrsaKm al Inquiry
w usn’* to he exposed as the p olitical snljx- hunt
It was
So special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh, w ith
23 law yers to help h im and $8 m illio n to spend
stitched together a theorv th at, w hile what N<xth
and P o in d e xte r d id w ith o u t Mr R ragan *
knowledge m ig ht not he Illegal (or at any rate
m ig h t entail no penalty), they could be pro
s re u trd under the g rn rra l a n il ro n tp lra rv
statutes for c o nsp iring to do it
irnxaN tw tP seca r x r t s e s n t n w
ELLEN GOODMAN
Use Real Life Test each time
HOSTON--ln the p rrin le rr o l the TV *rrie *
"Rahy R oom ." Ih r r r was a w onderful moment
when the single w o rk in g m other *4 the 1980*
met the AOs mo tile rs of her dreams Literally
The star o f the show. J.C.. fell into bed a llr r
another hard day. fa ilin g to achieve a perfect
score as a m other, w orker and a woman From
drep In her subconscious she conjured up
none o the r than Ju ne Cleaver and Margaret
Anderson Rut th is tim e, the (lawless mother
o f the Reaver and the perfect wife for father
w ho know s best let her In on a little secret
Margaret "J .C .. you know we were just
actresses pla ying p a rts ." June: "W 'c reported
in w ork and they tied aprons on u s ." Margaret
" I n real life we were w o rkin g m others p uttin g
in a 12-hour d a y ."
In tills refreshing encounter. Ju ne Cleaver
and Margaret Anderson w r r r played by the
actresses from the o rigin al show. Barbara
B illin g sle y and Jane W yatt it was reassuring
to discover In a non fictio n m om ent In this
fictional m eeting that even Barbara Billingsley
fell Inferior to June Cleaver: " l was forever
com paring m yself to the character I was
playing and la lw a y s c a m e up short ...”
Rut the most crucial pari o f Ihcse con
fessions was embodied In three little words
" In real life ." T h is presented In Its most
pristine lo rm m y fa v u rilr test on the intugrs
about wom en that h a v r II(Kited up and around
for all these decades. I call It the Heal Life Test
T lte other I* a Macintosh c o rn p u lrr atl that
shows a very prrgtvant w om an ta lk in g about
h r r plans to tie b a rk w orking o r v week after
her bahv I* born Do you th in k you ra n ru n a
$ 10 m illio n business from the n u rs e ry ? " a
friend asks She answers. ’ No. I th in k I can
ru n It from the d e n ." The com puter makes It
possible
I don 't know m uch
about the stars o f
th e se ads. e x c e p t
that III R ral Life the
w o m e n a re b o t h
a ctre sses, R ut the
test comes In handy
any wav
A ftri all. in Real
L ife , we a ll k n o w
w om en w ho tra v e l
for work h a v r more
b a c k u p r h lld r a r e
plans Ilia n g m r ru l*
had for the Invasion
of Norm andy In Heal
Life. I h avr nut next
to a m o t h r r o f n
w atting c h ild when
our plane waa n um be r 23 for ta k ro ll out ol
O H a rr. and watched her hands K g a n in
sweat.
I was Ural Inspired to apply the Real Life
Test long after June and Margaret w r r r In
reruns. It was h a rk In the '70s when Phyllis
Schlafly was e x to llin g housew ifery as the o nly
virtuous role for w om en Hot w h.it was she In
Real Life? A law yer and jiollU ra ! activist
I also know enough about Real M ir to
rnvto lon the lia iiy form ula d rljip in g onto the
Macintosh keyboard I ce rta in ly kn ow about
try in g to concentrate m i work w ith a n rw lx trn
in the next room
Then t h r r r was the w om an w ho published u
p a rticu la rly Judgmental book about how shr
had q u it w o rk -a n d others should fo llo w -lo
stay home w ith her children. In Real Life, the
wom an had Ix-cntnc a w rite r.
There is a somewhat m ore honest tilt to the
'80s Shows h k r "R ith y Room " nre u lx iu l
stress and the well-dressed single m other
try in g In hold It all together I A lthough In a
Real Life role reversal, the star Kate Jackson
doesn't have any c h ild re n )
In the early '80s. there were all those
superwoman stories about top executives who
led seamless lives Ixilun clng home and olTice.
w itho ut ever w earing pantyhose w ith runs
stojtpcd hy nail polish In Real Life, they li.nl
housekeepers and gobs of m oney.
Now. I lln d m yself using the Real Life Test to
judge the next generation o f ads that havr
in ro q x ira lrd a late '80s fantasies of w orking
m otherhood.
One is the U nited A trlln rs ad that opens w ith
a young m other d ro pp ing her c h ild at day care
and (ly in g to a m eeting In Chicago W hile her
child plays happily, s h r w orks w ith no m o rr
thun a cusual glance at her w atch. A fter a calm
llig lil hom e, she picks (he g irl up rig h t on tim e.
Courtesy of United.
Rul there Is s till a notion ru n n in g like a
them e song th ro u g h these decades th a t
somebody (rise) is doing IT perfectly In the
F illie s. Ju ne Cleaver and Margaret Anderson
were perfect m others because they had the
rig h t te tn jie n irn c n t. In the 'HO*, the w om en In
these ads lead perfect lives because they have
the rig h t technology.
In real Heal Life, there Is no perfection. So
the best, most e n d u rin g lln r of ail rirn ic from
the Fifties m om . J u n e C leavrr. to her Eighties
co un terp art: ’ A re n 't you K in g a M ile hard on
y o u rs e lf? '
ICI IMS. Tlw b tlM
N i l Wot#r» O tW f
Ota**
N t * io x r
(*m**»r W*»*I»*I*«
U S Intelligence M ailers te ll us that I he
W hite House and S ta ir Itr jk titm r n t an
r i i g l l i r r i i u g the swap. w liU h m ay also
Involve a top Soviet spy w ho hu* lx-en
s r r t r t ly Im prisoned In Israel l i t five >rars
H e rr Is how Ih r
c o m p lic a te d tra d e
w n u ld w o r k
The
U nited State* would
send I ‘ol la id and his
w ife . A n n e H e n
d e rs o n B o lla rd , to
Israel Israel would
release a «a p lu r r d
Soviet *py to the So
vlet Union As Ih r
last lin k in the chain,
th e S o v ie t U n io n
w ou ld Iran on Syria
and Iran to negotiate
the release of one or
more Am erican husg o v e rn m e n t,
lages K in g K i d by
em barrassed
te rro ris t* Syria and
th a t it w as
I K Soviet Union are
c a u g h t s p y ln g j
a ll i e s , a n d S y r ia
co ntrols LehaiMMt.
The Soviets a rr d n q x-ra tr enough Im the
release of i K l r spy. M a n u s K lIn g K rg . to
consider p u llin g some string s (or U S hoslag
r * K lIn g K rg Is K ile veil to h a v r entered
Israel as < J e w is h "Im m ig ra n t." and then
jx -n e tra trd Israeli m ilita ry Intelligent e for the
Soviet Union His career as a spy ended in
1983 w hen he was a r r r s tr d hy Israeli
r o u n ie rln le lllg e n c e
K lIn g K r g '* coup In
jM-netrnllng Ih r Inner w orking s of Israeli
Intelligence and hts arrest have K e n k rp t a
secret from the Israeli people and the world
1‘o llard. an Am erican citizen, is serving a
life prison Ir r itt lit U»e U nited State* tor
sp yin g on the United States for Israel from
1984 to 1985 Ills wile ts serving a live-year
term us an a ctrsso ry
The Israeli governm ent, efidtarrassed that
It was cauglit spying on the U nited S lairs.
claim ed th a t Pollard was part of a renegade
operation Israel has consiste nIly denied any
li ii r r r s i In having Pollard released Rul our
sources say Israeli officials have K e n w ork
ing K ltln d the scenes io get Pollard out The
Ju stice D ejN irtrnrut. w hich has Jurisdiction
over Pollard, has rrlused io consider a swap,
so the Israelis turned to I lie State Department
and W h ttr House to try to cut a deal
T w o experts In the art o l spy swapping
have hern recruited In make the arrange
m ents — hast Berlin law yer W otlgang Vogel
and un Am erican rabbi In New York Vogel
was un interm ediary In the 1986 trade that
I reed Jew ish dissident A natoly She haransky.
M rs Pollard's father, p ublic relations exec
utive Bernard Henderson, has led the public
<am jM lgn In Ih r U nited Slates for the rrlra.se
ol Ih r Pollards and has made m uch o f the (act
that Mrs Pollan! Is suR rrlng from a stomach
disorder.
If the three-way swap Is carried out. It Is
lik e ly that only the Pollards' side o f the
trian gle w ill K acknowledged p ub licly. The
U nited S ta irs could easily explain the release
ot Mrs Poilard as u h u m a n ita ria n gesture
The release ol Jonathan Pollard would K
harder to (Int-sse It would K the first tim e u
U.S.-born e |tl/r n unci tra ito r was turned over
to another co un try.
Pollard gave liter Israelis more than l .000
classified documents, anti m o rr than 800 of
those were " lo p secret." H i* revelations
Included In lrlllg e u e r uhout S yrian and Iraqi
chem ical weapons, Palestine I.lK ru llo n Or
ganization radar systems and Llhyun air
defenses In spile o f th e ir protestations that
Pollard was a loose cannon, the Israelis have
returned o nly 163 of the d ocu m e nt* he g u .i
them ,
The release off a Soviet spy from Israel as
jia rl o f the trade would probably be hushed
up. us would any connection to a trade, w ith
K lIn g K rg K in g a prim e prospect.
• r Jttk x*a*fim t K4 o«t« v*«an*
�S*nlard H*r*l<l, Sanford. Florid* — Friday, Oacenbar 7
1WW — S *
Mitchell, Bush agree: attack deficit
to do so tn a cooperative s p irit."
the Maine Democrat said
M itchell was selected earlier
th is week by Senate Democrats
to be th e ir leader n ext session
...a! th r Thursday m ee ting w ith
tiu s h was the hrst o p p o rtu n ity
the tw o men had to discuss the
budget deficit, w hich th ey both
agree Is Ihe most c ritic a l pro
b lrm fa rin g lf ir c o u n try
" I heard Senator M itche ll say
very d e a rly (that l| sh ou ld take
t h r lead on the budget deficit
q u e s tio n ." Hush to ld reporters
after th r discussion " I assured
Senator M itchell that is exactly
w hat I Intend to d o ."
House S p ru k rr J im Wright.
D -T rxa *. also has said Bush
m ust take charge on the budge)
and D em ocrat* In C ongrrss In
sist they w ill not tiegln negotia
tio n s u n til his a d m in istra tio n
m ove* first
‘ .rn a te Finance C o m m itte e
C hairm an U oyd Hentsen
Tr»
us. ih t defraled D em ocratic vice
presidential ra n d ld a tr. echoed
that tenor on N IK "s "T o d a y "
show Thursday saying h i* p *r , y
Is w illin g to dts< us* to ug h fiscal
m atters w ith Hush h ut only If
Hush (te lrm iln r* " th e priorities
Irnm Ids point of view '*
" T h u 's pari of the price of
Unltsd Press International
Stocks open lower
O r lt* d f r u i In ta r n a tio n a l
NEW YORK — I’r l r n t>|xned low er Friday In
m tx le ru tr trad ing o f New York S lock Exchange
Issues follow ing iHi* r r l r . i v of rin p lo y rn rn i
f ig u r e * fo r N o v r r n t ir r t h n t i h n w r i l a
h lg h r r - lh a n - r x |x tir d tn rre a ie In new Jolxi
The Dow J o n rs In d im lrU I average. w hich fell
I i Bit T hursday. wan o il 7 4 1 In 2094 41
sh o rtly a llr r Ih r m arket o jx n rd
l>ri linen lerl u dvu nre* 707-107 among the
l.'iHO la*ura crossing Ih r New York Slock
Exchange tape Early tu rn ove r n m o u n irrl f?
about 7,60 0.00 0 share*
llefore Ihe rn a rk rt opened, the governm ent
rr|M irtrd th nl the c iv ilia n unem ploym ent rale
ro w 0 .1 percent last m onth b ut the econom y
s till e rra trd a w hopping 463.000 new payroll
jo in In November.
The Jobless rale was 5 4 | x r t r n l last m onth
cfxn pa rrd w ith 5.3 | x r r r n t in October, the
report said T otal em ploym enl tn non farm
payroll Jobs n>sr to 107 4 m illio n w ith lota!
c iv ilia n em ploym ent, risin g to 1 16 m illio n
Dollar higher on
employment news
U nite d P ra a* In ta re a iio n a '
The dollar moved sharply
b I f her ir. m th e .ra ilin g hi Nrw
York Friday follow trig a U lx ir
D epartm ent report on the na
lio n 's em ploym ent picture
The t.a*M>i D e p a rtm e n t's
Bureau o f U lm r Statisti< s re
p o r t e d t ft e c i v i l i a n u n •
e m p lo y m e n t ra le rose O |
p e rce n t In 3 4 p e r t m i In
November
Most analysis were kinkin g
fo r rtv llta n unem ploym ent to
stay a Is m l the same a* the 5 3
p r r r e n t ra le re p o tte d last
m o t,ill lor O rlo b ri
Traders in New York called
the em ploym ent report very
b ullish for the dollar
lit r s il i r r tra d in g In Tokyo,
tile dollar held steady against
the Japanese yen In th in
tr a d in g , r in s in g 0 .0 7 yen
higher at 121.64 yen.
Dealers said rn a rk rt players
sat (Hi the sidelines w a llin g lof
th e r e le a s e o l U .S
un
e m p lo ym e n t d a ta for Novr in t x r
In Europe b rlo r r the report
was a nnounced, the d ollar
opened In F ra n kfu rt al I 733
West ( k m m . , u d » t.p Iron
I 7 3 1 m arks on Thursday
I h r dollar opened In Zurtch
al 1 452 Swiss (rant s, up from
I 45. In I ’arls at 5 11225 Frerw h
(rant s up from 51)137 and in
llr u s s r ls a t 3 6 53 Eirlglatt
francs, up trm ii 36 44
The lutndon m orning gold
Using was 1423 HO, up 55
re n ts IriHit T hu rsda v’s rltasr
Housing sales rise
W A SH IN G TO N
Robust
s a le s In th e N o r t h e a s t .
Midwest and the West helped
posh up sales of n rw single
fa m ily hom e* 3 5 p rrre n t t r
Ot toiler tile stre|H*st rise sitter
Ju n e , the governm ent said
Friday
Sales were at an annual rate
of 733,000 In O rto b rr. Ihe
highest level since a rate of
7 38 ,00 0 in F ebruary 1067.
a tte n d in g to ih r C om m entr
D epartm ent s Census llu rra u
The 3 5 percent increasr tn
Ot iutter was the fastest tn
crease |n sate* o l new. onefa m llv h o m e s sin ce ■ 6 4
p e r m it ju m p in June, end
followed a revised tit, lux of
I 4 p e r m it In September and
a revised 2 I |te |te n l hike In
August
A ll flg tirrs were adjusted lor
•ra son al variations
S a les w ere s tro n g e s t In
October in the Nutt tw is t up
14 6 horn September to an
annual rale of I 10.000 Sales
rose N I fM-rcenl in a rale of
107.OM) m the Midwest and
tnerrased 5 1 percent to an
annual rate of 2 6 6 <XX) in the
West the tlrjv a rlm rn l said
Dow Jones
Dow Jone* Average*
10:00 a.m30 Indus JttHM 35 tin 6 3 3
20 I rails 0331X1
nil I h i
15 llt t ls
163 66
o il 0 71
65 Sim k 71ft |7
trfl 2 72
Barrels
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d ru m
was rup tu re d and had leaked
yellow road strip in g (Mint onto
t lx - soil
I tu sslri said yesterday alternoon lh a i assum e* any blame
for the tu rre ts lie said that on
Get 23. a Sunday, he instructed
some employees to h u ry a pprox
im ately nine barrel* lie h ln d the
putiSlc w otks departm ent b uild
mg
" I had given In s lru d lo tis to
h u ry the em pty b a rre ls and
w a sn 't e x p lic it It's nobody's
fa ult but m in e ," lie Thursday
In a w ritte n m em oran d um
y e s te rd a y Irn m lla s s le r . be
slated several o l l l i r d ru m s bad
t x r n on site lor more th an three
and one hall years and some for
m o tr than eight yra rs They laid
been obtained from S tark. Flu . a
g o v e tn m e n l.il d is p o s a l s ite
tax al ihsjn»H.d sites, h r s ta irrl.
w ould not accept the drum s
.because tb r lr o rig in a l contents
w e rr unknow n
" I saw no m ajor problem In
having em pty d ru m s hurled on
s ite ." llassler w rote
C ity A d m tnkd nlo r Gene DrMarie said tic was aware ot the
p ro b lrm He said llassler told
h im that h r ordered b u ria l ol tlx*
Is iir r ls l treatise they had been
"h a n g in g around lor several
years" and w eren't accepted at a
sa nita ry la n d fill Itrt a u sr they
w eren't labeled.
" I t was tsul |u d g m rn l on Ills
'p a rt, but al the same lim e . It was
n m istake.’ ' D r Marie said.
Tedder said c ity o fficials were
cooperative w ith DEM.
"T h e y I m l lent r t l a w illingness
to remove llx* d ru m s am i sta rtrd
to p u ll them ix d on Oct 30. "
T e d d r r s a l d .
C ity w o rke rs rem oved one
d ru m c o n ta in in g the y r llo w
(Mint Another d ru m ruptured,
releasing an u nknow n liqu id ,
o llli tals said
A fter that. Tedder said DER
again met w ith llassler on Nov I
and advised tliern to cover the
s tir w ith plastic tn keep II as
m uch in Its o rigin al condition as
possible A w arning m ille r was
Issued (or Lotlgwood to get a il
e n v iro n m e n ta l c o n s u lta n t to
supervise and execute the re
m oval ol the drum s.
A lte r co n su lta tio n , between
DER am i C hem ical Conservation
C orporation the d rum s w ill h r
removed.
*'W'r are Just going to take Ihe
d rum s out of the ground am) put
Shuttle
C o n tin u e d fro m Page IA
a p p a r e n tly w o rk e d
(lawlessly A com plete assess
m en l ot how the redesigned
o rin g Joints |ierform ed w ill not
tx* know n u n til after the rockets
are recovered at sea and In
*|>erled.
" A ll reported g o." said llrla n
W elch In m issio n co ntrol in
Houston as the ship was more
than I (M) m iles to the northeast.
T h e a s tro n a u ts m ade tile
c lim b to o rb it In public silence
liecouse o f A ir Force security
restrictions that forced NASA to
treat th r flig h t as a top-seerrt
mission.
The launch came a day behind
s c h e d u le b e c a u s e n f h ig h *
DEATHS
ELTO N W A Y N E EDMONDSON
Elton Wayne Edm ondson. 6 6 .
50 E. R cw ls Street. Ocoee, died
■Wednesday at West Orange Me
m orial Hospital. W in te r Garden
H orn N ovem ber 6 . 11120. Ill
T ishom ingo. Miss., he m oved to
Ocoee In 11157 He was a d im s
field forem an, a R apllsl. and an
A rm y veteran o f W orld W ar II.
S u rv iv o rs In clud e Ills w ife,
T b rliu u : sons. Donald E.. Ocoee,
E lton Gene. M asscollc. Stephen.
A p o p k a ; d a u g h te r . S a n d ra
M c G u ire . O rla n d o ; b ro th e r .
V irg il (>,. T ishom ingo; sisters,
L o ts Blount, Lorraine Mon*
n c y r u ll. both o f T ishom ingo:
L ucille Page. Mississippi: rig id
grandchildren: and one greatgrandchild.
W oodlawn Funeral Home. O r
lando. In charge o l arrange
m ents.
MRS. FA N N IE HAGINS
Mrs. Fannie Haglu.s. 67. 1014
W 1 0 th S t.. San fo ld , d ie d
T hursday at her home. Horn
Nov. I. 1021. In M onllccllo. she
moved to Sanford 45 yrars ago.
She w as a m em ber o f Masadonki
P rim itive Baptist C hurch. She
was employed at the First Haplis t C hurch.
S u rv iv o rs In clud e husband.
Local Interest
T h e se i/u o rx O o riv p ro v id e d
b y m em ber* o f the N ational
A s s o c ia tio n o f S e r u r llle *
b r a i n » are rrp re a e n ta llv e
in t e r d e a le r p ric e s aa e f
m id -m o rn in g today In te rd e a le r m a r k e r * c h a n g e
ih ro u ^ t.M il the day fY ln-z do
no! t n r I ode re ta il m a rku p or
markdown
Old
Am erican i longer 3l«
t Larne l i Hank
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First How>n
I'M ,
F I’A L
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Fla I’ro g tr**
34
HCA
424
Hughes S iqiplv 174
Mnrnsnn s
204
NCR Corp.
52
l ie sar y
38
S cotty's
12
Southeast Hank 2 2 4
S unTrust
204
W alt Disney
624
W rstm ghousr
514
H runawk k
1 64
H BJ
6H
FT* National
174
W inn Dixie
434
Emerson .......
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324
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304
344
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1 74
204
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Gold And Silver
NEW YORK
Foreign and
dom estic gold A silver prices
quoted In d o lla rs per tro y
i hi rue Friday
Gold
London
P revious d o s e 423 25 unr
h
a
n
g
e
d
M orning liv in g 423 60 up
O
5
5
Hong Kong
423 50 <41 I 50
New York
Come v spot
gold open
424 30 up 0 40
( '<hi ie * spol
stiver open
0 066 trfl 0 03
WASHINGTON President
e le ct George Hush to ld new
S e n a te D e m o c r a t ic le a d e r
George M itchell T hu rsda y he
agreed w ith D em ocratic wishes
that he take ih r lead In attacking
th r d rllc lt. but ih r tw o men
avoided the troublesom e budget
Issues o l taxes and defrnse
•(lending
E m erging from a breakfast
m eeting in Hush s vice presi
d e n tia l office, Ihe p a ir — who
w ill h r m ain p o litic a l adversaries
n e x t y r n r — w e re c o rd ia l.
N onetheless, t h r R e p u b lic a n
H ush a ckn o w le d g e d th a t h r
expects some d iffic u lt lim e s w ith
the Democrat-led Congress once
he succeeds President Reagan In
Ja nu ary.
" I ’rn not naive about it, nor is
h e. f h c . r w i ll be d iffe re n t
approaches on some o f these
m a jo r p ro b le m s lu r in g th is
c o u n try ." said Hush, adding,
however, that lie was c tu illd rn t
he and M itc h e ll c o u ld w ork
together
M ill hell agreed there w ould tie
squabbles, but said he hoped
ine> would be m in im a l "W e
both recognize that we w ill from
lim e to tim e d iffer, but we ho|x-
lea d rrsh 'p . the Job o f Ihe pre
sidency, and 1 th in k he'll fu lfill
th a t." Henisen said Hush m ust
present "s o m e th in g th at's m ajor
and fo rth rig h t, th a t sets the
to u rse . impress, a investors In
th is co un t!)- and forelgti In
vestor*. helps stabilize the dollar
and brings Interest rates down,
to m a k r us more co m p etitive on
an International standpoint
Hush agrred T hursday It Is his
d u ty to fake the In itia tive hut
stressed h r has m il y r l put
to g e th e r his e n tire econom ic
learn and Is not s u rr whether his
proposal w ill lx- new nr m erely
an amended version o f I'rrn ld rn t
Reagan's plan
M lir h r ll te rm e d satis)Red w ith
t h r pace, n o tin g Hush w as
" m o v in g w it h d is p a tc h to
assem ble h is tr a m and get
n rg a n lz c d " and In sisting Demo
crats were "heartened by the
q u a lity ol a p p o in tm e n t*" Hush
bad made
H o w e ve r w h ile Hush a m i
M itche ll were frie n d ly when It
came to discussing the prnress.
they d id not discuss the budget
specifics that a rr sure lo sp.uk
battles next year, such as new
taxes o r defrnse spending
Candidates—
Continued from Page IA
but w ould also
provide Join for c ity residents
Thom as said the c ity 's chief
problem ts the prevalence ol
d ru g d ea lin g a n d d ru g usr,
especially among vo ting people
He said the p o lle r departm ent
m ust continue to harass drug
dealers as they have along I3 lh
Street
He also said m ore em ploym ent
n p fx irtu n ltle * tin young jx-oj.lr
w ould help steer them away
(root drugs "W e n m l to ag
grrsalvelv rre ru tt bust nesses arid
ind ustrie s w hich |vay a detent
wage — one I ha I can support a
fa m ily
T hom as said Many
young people see d ru g dealing as
the only wav to m a k r m oney in
th is co m m u n ity. according to
h im
D o th c a n d id a te s s u p p o r t
establishing recreation fa c tilllrs
lo r young people
K k h a rd s said the r lt y comm lM k m should Investigate th r
Hnuoctal fe a s ib ility of having
neighborhood recreation fat ill
lies lie suggested negotiating
w ith Hie school board for he use
of M 'lxxil fuctlliies fo r rrc rra tk in
program s
Thom as, who w o rk s fo r the
Sem inole C ounty School His
trlc l. said. ‘ t i n surprised that
more young people d o n ’t gel into
trouble breauxe there Is n u llin g
for them to do b ill hung out In
p a rk in g lots '*
H r supports establishm ent <>f
yo uth r r r rr a llo n p rogram s In the
n e g h b o rh o o d s w h e re yo u n g
people are " It may cost money,
tin t the c ity ra n make m i b r ltr r
Investm ent in Its fu tu re than to
help it* young people." h r said
lie also noted that the rh y 's
y o u th advisory c o m m itte e has
consistently named a sw im m ing
|xMil as Us top p rio rity (or youth
" K i d s g ro w up In S a n fo rd
w ith o u t learning In s w im ." he
said, and he promises to keep
fig h tin g for a public sw im m ing
pool (or Ih r co m m unity.
Thom as also su p p o rt* the effo rts being made lo im p rove the
r lt y 's sewage syslem . and has
urged a rlio o on Ihe project lo
m e e t Ih e D e p a r tm e n t o f
E n v ir o n m e n ta l u u a Ml y ' *
deadline to slop d u m pin g eftluent III I - ik r Mourn*
R ichards questions whether
the c ity considered all Ihe op
tio n s for solving the sewage
problem He says the project is
ttxi Im po rtan t to have bren left
to one consulting firm to solve,
and says the c ity should have
o b ta in e d u "se con d o p in io n "
front another co nsu ltin g firm
R ic h a rd s also opposes Ih r
c ity 's proposal to donate land to
Ihe Federal llu rra u of Prtaon* for
a prison H r quest Inns whether
Sanford would beneOl Irom a
prison, and says co nstructio n of
a prison would lead tn develop
m ent o l land along H ighway 46
east of the c ity, w h ic h the c ity ts
not prepared lo serve
T h o m a s has supported Ih r
proposal, saying it could provide
good paving jobs lo r Sanford
citizen s
Apply
C o n tin u e d fro m Page l A
m ust en sign Hie
checks and d is trib u te them alter
they have been com pleted by the
finance departm ent The mayor
used lo also sign the ch eck* alter
c o m m is s io n m e e tin g s T h is
change In procedure tirg ln s to
day.
them in to e xtra th ic k steel re
covery d ru m s ." C hem ical C on
servation's s a le * manager l*al
S ullivan said A tim e Is nol y r l
set lor the b a tte l rem oval, arc o r d in g
I o T e d d e r
b a k e M a ry C h a m b e r of
A lte r the contents a rr tr*ie d
Com m erce F irst Vice President
by DER. S ulliva n saltl they w ill
lu r r y Lucas gave an u |x ia le on
lx* taken lo a disposal site,
the recycle cent ~r w h ich Is set to
probably- In M ichigan, where O pm the first week o f December,
they w ill lie treated and disposed C o n s tru c tio n Is e xp e c te d In
a l prn|x*rly.
tx-gm today, a ccording to Lucas
S ullivan estim ated Ih r cost lo
The recycle re n te r w ill be
l.o n g w o o d fo r re m o v in g the adjacent to the 7-Eleven >onvetu rre ts al "a couple o f thousand
rile nee store al th r Shoppes ol
dollars "
bake Maty on C o u n try C lub
Tedder **i,d lh a i If Ihe con- R tu d near Lake M ary C ity Hall
le n t* a rr (m ind tn lx* to xic. DER
w ill deckle w hat fu rthe r action to
take at that tim e . The c ity could
lx- th ird lor not properly dispos
in g I h r b a rre ls , a v io la tio n Continued from Page 1A
against state and federal regula re s ta u ra n t* In the lu m p u S i
tions. o lfliia ls said.
Petersburg area, said the restau
ra n t w ill be lo c a te d In the
0.000 square-loot urea form erly
o rr u p lrd by the Coast to Coast
•d h tm l' w ind shear th a t forced
hardw are store.
NASA to delay the countdow n
The rrs ta u ra n t w ill be called
Thursday.
G regory's and w ill tx- open lor
lu n c h anti d in n e r seven days u
Had A tla n tis fx e n launched
week. It w ill Ic u lu rr a center
then. Its broad delta w ings could
oyster bar and a kitc h e n visible
have Iwen subjected tn higher
to p a tro n s, d in in g u re a * on
aerodynam ic lo rie s than they
d l f f e r e n l le v e ls , u n d w i l l
were designed to w ithstan d The
specialize In seahxxl. steak and
concern tx-forr launch F itday
chops. Clyde said.
was that w ind shear conditions
C om m issio ne rs a lso reco m
a t 2 8 ,0 0 0 feet w o u ld p u i
mended a co nd itio na l use perm it
excessive forces on A tla n tis 's ta ll
to se ne Ix-rr am i w ine for Frank
fin
A ninza. who plans to move hts
San A ntonio Rose restaurant
Rut It was clear sailing Frtduy.
fro m Its present lo ca tio n on
despite I lie w eather w orries ami
French Avenue lo Ihe shopping
m in o r problem s loading fuel Into
center Just around the corner
lie shuttle's big external lank
Irom the planned G regory's re*
th a t a p p a re n tly delayed the
ta u iu n t.
countdow n about 50 m in u te *
A n n u a said tlx- new location
lo r lit* Mexican restaurant w ill
seal 76 people cum pur r tl to Ih r
46 that can tx* scaled In his
present location. T h e rcstau lnm t
w ill tx* located In Ihe south wing
Mathew I Lights. Sanford, d au gh o f the shopping center near the
ter. M argaret Curly, Sanford: co rn e r where t h r tw o wings
sons. W illia m W rig h t. Neb.. meet.
Eddie W rlg ld . Sanford: stepsons
Also receiving a recom m enda
Wesley ' ‘-’rig id J r.. Mass., the tion for c ity co m m ission approv
Rev. R o lx r t S m ith . D aytona al was the rezontng o f 38.6 acre*
H r . li h . R o o m s e ll W r Ig h l
In the rust part o f Sanford for Ihe
H rooklyn. N.Y.: m o th e r Dora New T rttx s M ission retirem ent
S m ith . Sanford, s ls lrrs Elizabeth center. The m issio n 's present
G u i li n x. S a n fo r d ; D a p h e n e retirem ent center Is loeutcd near
W h it e . S a n f o r d : b r o t h e r s Oviedo and ts In the pathw ay of
W illia m Green. New Orleans. th r plannrd Sem inole C ounty
La., Wesley Straws. Colorado Expressw ay. T he com m ission
Springs. Coin., Nathaniel StrawB. recommended r r/o n ln g the land
T itu s v ille ; four grandchildren, fro m single fa m ily residence
and lour g rrat-grandcldtdren
ills trk -l to Planned U nit Devel
Sunrise Funeral Home. Sun* opment*
Dan Taube o f the m ission told
fold. In charge of arrangem ents.
It w ill tx- o|x-n 24 hou rs u day
for t*akr Mary residents to drop
o il waste paper, a lu m in u m cans,
c le a r and colored glass and
plastic The center w ill have a
cedar tence enclosure and restdents can enter fro m e ithe r side
to d rop trfl Ihe m aterials In to lour
roll away containers provided by
W estern Waste In d u s trie s Inc.,
according to Lucas
T h e r e c y c le c e n t e r w as
upprov r tl by th r com m issioners
In September and site approval
bv the Shopjx-s o f Lake Mary
o w n e rs w as m a d e In e a rly
N ovem brr
"T h is three-m onth p ilo t pro
gram should lx ve ry c llrc tiv i
and w r w ill k n o w In three
m o n t h * w h e th e r w e need
a nother recycle c r lite r ." Lucas
said.
" T h is ts not a modest p ro
gram It's made the county la k r
rise and look al Ihe law and the
Im pllcattons of th r la w ." C om
m issioner Randy M o rris said
R ecycling w ill soon tx- the law
In Florida. Each co u n ty w ill t x
expected to In itia te a recyllng
program by J u ly I. 11)81).
The Lake Mary recycle center
ts (h r com bined rlT orl of Lucas,
L a k r Mary C h a m lx r of C om
m erce. Robert I f yres o f Western
W a t t e I n d u s t r ie s a n d Rod
Stroupo. Lake- M ary director o f
p u b lic w ork*
P ro fit* made Irom the center
w ill go to a special C h a m lx r ol
Com m erce c h a rily fund for the
b a k e M a r y
a r e a .
Approval-----the comm issioners th e park w ill
lx* developed in th re e phase*
over about 15 years The first
phase w ill Involve construction
of b uilding s to replace those now
In Oviedo, in c lu d in g 10 single
fa m ily homes, u d up le x, a build
in g housing a ch ap el, motel
room s and a lounge, and a
(lu rk in g a m i for i r e re a l lonal
vehicles.
The r rllrc m r n l ce nte r w ill be
Itx-ated on land south o f Celery
Avenue about a q u a rte r mile
c a s t o f M e llo n v llle A venue.
Taube said the developm ent w ill
In c lu d e th re e p o n d s a b o u t
I 0 -lo- 12 (eel deep.
H r *a:d Ihe m ission Is aw aking
an o lfc r from Ih r Expressway
A u th o rity to purchase its land al
Oviedo, und expects the offer to
tx- made w ithin a m o n th . He said
Hie Expressway A u th o rity w ill
purchase the laud and allow ih r
m ission to use It fo r one year. If
an agreement on p rice Is reached
by J a n u a ry . Taube said the
m ission plans to m ove the re
tirem en t center lo Sanford In
J a n u a ry o f 19*10,
The commission also rrcom-
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mended approval o f ih r p re lim i
nary plat for Lindsey Estates, a
duplex developm ent in Ih r west
part ot Sanford, and a s ltr plan
for an addition to V ictory Tentp lr o fG o d r h u ic h .
The duplex developm ent ts
planned by Bruce E. W hite and
ids fa lh i-i. Harold, on land south
o f I’aola Road and east of Oregon
Avenue. T h r hx-ulkm Is Just west
of M a y fa ir M eadow * housing
developm ent
W h ile told Ihe com m tsslonrrs
that the 13-duplex development
w ill t x h iu lli In phases over the
n e x t th re e years. Next year
streets and u iilltk -s w l!i lx- put in
and fo u r duplexes v III t x h u lll
He said he und lilt, father w ill
manage the units, w h ic h w ill l x
iw o-hrdroom and w ill rent for
S 4 15 ( x r m onth.
Also approved was u site plan
fo r the church located at Ih r
co rn e r ol S ixth Street and I ’lnc
Avenue. The c h u rch plans to
b u ild an addition und Increase
Its p a rk in g lots, w h ich arc on
Lm ti next lo the church unit
across ihe street on property not
presently owned by the church.
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Drug probe nets more than 200 arrests
U n ite d P ra te In te rn a tio n a l
One dead, two injured in pier fire
MOKKO HAY. C alif. — T h r biggest f lr r In Ih r clly'a h la lo ry
engulfed a wooden pier and more th a n u dozen boats
T hu rsda y. Killing u n r person anil In ju rin g tw o others, o tflita ls
said.
The speclarulur b la re was rc jio rtrd at about 6:15 a.m. In th e
scenic cuaslal village 2 00 miles n orth o f Los Angeles, and
engulfed the e ntire C ity T (her and all lie boat moortngs In the
firs t lO m ln u le s. police Sgt. Norman S m yth said.
An unidentified m an was found dead In one of the 12 to 15
boats dam agrd b y the Are. and an e ld e rly m an and w om an
w ho Jumped from th e ir b u rn in g beat to escape the flames were
pulled out of the w ater by rescue crews
A f lr i nearly d ro w n in g . Naomi G riffith . 78. was In c ritic a l
co nd itio n at Sierra V ista Hospital In San L u ts Obispo, a hospital
spokeswoman said. Her rom panlon. H enry IV drraon. 70. was
under observation for chest pains and In stable condition.
C ity Manager G ary Napper said tire cause o f the (Ire had not
been determ ined. He estimated the to ta l damage w ould
approach I I m illio n .
New Orleans police search for arsonist
NEW ORLEANS — l*ollce searched for u m an wllneoses saw
ru n n in g frum one o f seven suspected arson Ares, one o f w h ich
burned nine houses In a central New O rtra n s neighborhood
T hursday night.
Two people were s lig h tly Injured, m il bon Mrs said.
T h r first Are started about 7 p m. and q u ic k ly grew lo seven
alarm s as II spread to nine bouses in a single block, a Are
departm ent d ltp u c h c r said The Are. w h ic h authorities believe
was deliberately act. caused heavy damage
W ith in m inutes, six one-alarm fires broke out m o th e r
structures In a 12-block radius of the firs t Are A ll were
considered suspicious In nature due to th e ir p ro xim ity lo the
firs t blare.
Most o f the houses were vacant, but a passerby rescued tw o
e lderly women from one burning home, a u lh o n ile s said.
T w o or Ih rre witnesses reportedly saw a m an selling one o f
the Ares and tried to apprehend him for police, but Ihe man got
away.
Pennell is sole suspect in killings
W ILMINGTON. Del. — An electrician charged In one o f fo u r
"c o rrid o r k illin g s " Is the sole suspect In a ll four slayings m id a
suspected Afth death in which the body has not been
recovered, a newspaper reported Thursday.
The W ilm in gton News-Journal quoted unidentified sources
w ho said that Steven Pennell. 31. o f Glasgow Pines T ra ile r
C ourt. Is believed responsible for a ll A v r disappearance* o f
w om en since N ovem ber 1987.
Pennell was arrested Tuesday n ig ht and is being held
w ith o u t ball In s o lita ry coiiAnement for h is ow n protection at
Gander H ill Prison, said h is lawyer. Eugene Maurer J r
Radioactive material missing at hospital
BOSTON — The Hrigham and W om en's Hospital lost a
container o f p o te n tia lly dangerous radioactive m aterial used In
m edical diagnosis, p ro m p tin g a w a rn in g lo the p u b lic
Thursday.
The cylinder o f gadolinium -153 Is c le a rly and repeatedly
m arked w ith w arnin gs and poses no danger If unopened.
oAlclals said. D ul the m aterial could cause serious rad ia tio n
h u m * A someone were exposed to II. they said
© N V inl* had nu Idea whether ihc m a te ria l was stolen or
■Empty m isplaced and was s till somewhere In Ihe hospital, she
said T h r m aterial has no slgntAcanl resale value or use other
than for medical diagnostics, she said
The m issing m a te ria l Is being Investigated by the Nuclear
Regulatory C om m ission. Ihe hospital, state ofAclals and Boston
police, she M id .
Diplomat indicted for money laundering
PHILADELPHIA — A Yugoslavian d ip lo m a t who allegedly
used his position to Illegally tunnel U S currency back U> h is
hom eland was am ong Ave people Indicted Thursday In a 8 1 5
m illio n money la u n d e rin g scheme.
The Investigation, dubbed "Operation F lyin g K ile ," was a
slin g operation conducted by th r U S. C ustom s Service and the
In te rn al Revenue Service
OfAclals said the defendants had believed Ihe money th ey
received from undercover agents was c o m in g from organized
crim e figures w ho warned to use the m oney for Ihe illegal
export of high technology and weapons
A u th o ritie s said tw o of those in d ic te d were arrested
T hursday at P hiladelphia International A irp o rt, where th e y
were w a ilin g fo r undercover custom s agents to deliver 82
m illio n lo be Illeg ally taken out o f Ihe c o u n try .
The arrests o f Ihe three other alleged ro ro n a p lrito r* .
In clud in g H ahrudln llijc d tc . 52. c n u n x iil-g rn rr.il In Yugoslavia,
w ho la based In Chicago, were also expected Thursday.
In addition lo the Ave defendants, also Indicted was the LHS
Hank of New Y ork. Inc., u subsidiary of a Yugoslavian bank
Garcia pleads innocent in Wedtech case
NEW YORK — Rep, Robert Garcia. D-N.Y.. and his w ife
pleaded Innocent T hu rsda y lo charges th e y extorted more th a n
8250.000 In bribes In the Wedtech scandal that ended I h r
career of another veteran House Democrat. M ario Hlaggl
"N o t g u ilty ," G arcia. 55, said firm ly , echoing the defiance o f
Hlaggl before hts tria l began earlier Ibis y r a r
Moments later. G arcia's wife. Jane Lee. 4H. entered « s im ila r
plea before IJ.S M agistrate Nina G rrshon.
Outside the co urt. Garcia Insisted (be Indictm ent would n ot
stop him from fu lly represenliug the tnqxiverlahed South
Hronx district where he was born and raised
A th ird defendant named In ihe seven count In dictm en t
handed up Iasi m o n th . Ralph Vallonr. 41. a San Juan. Puerto
Rico, lawyer, did not appear for the a rraig nm en t because h is
law yer said h r w*as III and unable to m ake I b r trip
Puente appears in court
SACRAMENTO. C alif. — Accused k ille r Dorothea M ontalvo
Puente, whose boarding house yard concealed seven bodies In
shallow graves, p u b lic ly signed papers T hursday p e rm ittin g
her to slay away from some courtroom sessions
The frail, bespectacled and w b llr-b a 're d Puente. 59. looked
m ostly at th r Aoor durin g a brief session In Sacram ento
M unicipal C ourt.
Apparently reluctan t to appear In co urtroo m s Jammed w tlh
m em bers of ihe news media, she signed papers staling she was
nol required lo attend court hearings w here witnesses w o u ld
not be te stifying against her. It was h r r second courtroom
appearance since her arrest at a l.os Angeles m otel Nov 16.
Puente's lawyers. Kevin Clymo and Peter Vlaulln o f ihe
co un ty public defender's office, su bm itted muttons asking to
re v lrw coroner's evidence In Ihe case. In clud in g audio tape*
made of com m ents from physicians w ho performed autopsies
on the seven tsidles.
The bodies were u iy a rih rd over a period of four days
beginning Nov. 1 1 a fte r a social w orker reported a Im a m at tile
F S lit-cl boarding house managed by P u rn lc was m issing
all bough his Social S ecurity checks continued lo !>e cashed.
Police have said they suspect Puente o f k illin g elderly or
disabled u iian ts fo r th e ir government assistance checks. She
was convicted In 1982 o f drugging and robbing l»ar patron s
and has served lim e In state and federal prisons on charges o f
forgery.
From United Press International reports
W ASH IN G TO N L'.S. and
Ita lia n a u th o ritie s , e n d in g a
th r e e - y e a r u n d e r c o v e r I n
vestigation of d ru g -tra fn c k ln g In
pizza parlors. T h u is d n y lodgrd
charges against m ore than 200
people — In c lu d in g dozens lied
to ihe S icilian M alta — and made
score* o f arrests
In slm u lla n eo us raids, learns
o f FBI. U.S. C ustom s Service and
Drug Enforcem ent A d m in is tra
tio n agents also seized large
caches of drugs. Ihe F ill said.
F ill D irector W illia m Sessions
said arrest w a rra n ts were served
in eight A m erican c itie s and nine
Ita lia n locations against a to ta l of
75 j v c p l r m the United SUJes
a i.J 133 In Italy. Hy 3 p.m EST.
oAlclals said. 59 suspects had
b r e n a r r e s t e d In B u f f a lo .
H a ltlm o re . M iam i. N rw York.
P h ila d e lp h ia . San F ra n rls c o .
N ewark. N.J.. and Rockford. III.
A n othe r 22 arrests were made
In Ita ly , where m least 37 u rrrs t
w arran ts were Issued
F e d e r a l la w e n fo rc e m e n t
source* and Kalian a u th o rl tie s
said Ihe operation d ovetailed
w ith a n earlier Investigation that
led to nationw ide arrests lin ke d
lo the sale of heroin In U S pizza
parlors T ha i Inquiry uncovered
a rin g o f Sicilian housewives
rested made some attem pt lo
escape." Fox said "A n agent
went lo ihe im cropl»m e and
said. In rffe c t. 'M a n y o f you have
had your Iasi danee. You are
under a rrest.* ... Many o f those
w ho were n ol a rr rs lr d were not
sure what was going on or lha : h
wus part o f I h r entertainm ent or
w h o a c te d n s f ly in g d r u K
courier* c a rry in g heroin to ih e
United Stales
A m ong r e s ta u r a n t* ra id e d
early T h u rs d a y was Ihe Cafe
G la rd ln a ( G a r d e n C a fe l in
B ro o k ly n . Ih e alleged h e a d
quarters fn r a (action ol Ih e
G am blno fa m ily Involved In
drug im A Ic k ln g . loan s h a rk in g
and g a m b lin g , according In
James F o x , a ssistan t
direrlor In -charge of Ih r F ill's
New York o ffic e
Fox said w h e n agents entered
Ihe rafe at I 45 a m . Ihe show
had Just ended and Ih r audience
was a p p la u d in g
"Some o f t h r Individuals a r
a g 8 (.“
Among those a rrrs lrd were
F r a n r e s r o G u m b ln o . 4 7.
lo rm rrty o f T o rrrlta . S icily, and
G iu s e p p e G a m b ln o . 4 2 . of
Brooklyn, b o th key Agurrs in Ih r
Gamblno o rg an izatio n that runs
pizza parlors and fast food res
ta u ra n ts .
Gambino family members arrested for mob activities
Unltw d F r s n In te rn a tio n a l
NEW YORK — Sixteen ac
cused m em bers u f the Gam blno
c rim e fa m ily w r r r c h a rg e d
T h u r s d a y w i t h r u n n in g a
m urderous e xto rtio n ,
loansharking a n il g am bling ring
In Hie llrs t M afia indictm ent
u n d e r the s t a l e 's new
rncAclcering law
John G otti, the reputed b u u of
the nation's m ost pow erful *>rga
rttzed crim e fa m ily , was named
os an u n ln d irtrd rt» conspirator
In th e c a s e f o r a lle g e d ly
a uth orizing ih c ir a c tivitie s on
M a n h a tta n 's fashio na ble East
Side.
"T h e y had a franchise from
Jo h n G o tti to control that a re a."
said D is tric t Attorney Robert
M n rg e n th a u who a nn ou nce d
th r e e s e p a ra te I n d t r t m e n t s
agatnv. the crew.
" I f we ro u ld have In d trlc d
G o tti today, we would h a ve ."
said M orgenIhau. who explained
that Investigators had been u n
able ta gel .trough In fo rm atio n
lo In d ic t the reputed hosa. w ho
has escaped conviction under
federal racketeering U w s In Ihe
past
In w ha t M orgrnthan ra ile d an
e x h a u s tiv e In v e s tig a tio n , d e
tectives made extensive use of
w ire ta p p in g and bugging devices
Jobless rate edges up;
more than 463,000 jobs
created in November
Ifila m a tta n a t
WASHINGTON - The c ivilia n
u n e m p lo y m e n t ra le rose 0 I
p e rre n t last m o n th b u t Ihe
econom y M ill created a whop
ping 463.000 new p a yro ll Jobs In
November, m o s tly In services,
m a n u fa c tu rin g a nd c o n s tru c
tion. Ihe governm ent said F ri
day.
The Jobless rale was 5 4 per
cent Iasi m o n th com pared w ith
5.3 perrent In October, accord
ing to the Labor D epartm ent's
Bureau of Lahnr S tatistics Total
employ ment In non (arm payroll
Job* rose to 107 4 m illio n w ith
lota! c iv ilia n e m p lo ym en t, as
measured by ih e departm ent's
household survey, risin g to 116
m illio n
T he e m p l o y m e n t lopopulation ratio Increased 0 2
pert rntage p oint last m on th to a
record 62 6 jrercent. the de
partm ent said
A ll figure* were adjusted lor
seasonal variations
The increase In Ihe num ber of
payroll jobs was expected lo
cause some e o n e e rn am ong
analysis, w ho expected an In
crease of less th an 300.000
Rapid g ro w ih . they said, rould
re fle c t an e c o n o m y lh a l I*
e xpa nd in g at an In fla tio n a ry
pace. C onsequently, the Federal
Reserve Board, w hich set* credit
conditions, could be Irm p trd lo
force up Interest rales as a way
to fig ht I n ll.it ion
U nem ploym ent showed llllle
or no significant change among
the natio n's m ajor demographic
g r o u p * In N o v r m b e r L ast
m onth. 6 6 m illio n people were
looking for Jobs
A dult m en and a du lt women
joblessness was 4 8 percent, a
sligh t rise from October, Ib r
d e p a rtm e n t sa id U n e m p lo y
m ent am ong teenagers fell I
Morgenlhau also Hied a sepx
rate c iv il s u it In freeze and
recover m o rr th a n 812 m illio n In
earnings of I h r crim e crew
T h r r e p u te d m o b s te rs ,
allegedly led by F'rnexi G rilk i J r
32. of S taled Island, were a r
cu t. d of ta k in g co ntrol o f s r v rr r!
a p a rtm rn l* o n Ih r East Side by
threatening Ihe 'm ild in g ow ner*
and Ih rtr c h ild re n w ith violent r
and vandalizing Ihe p ro jirrile s
Using " h is rrp u ta lio n in Ihe
nrlghtm rhoori a * a gangster,"
G rtllu and h is asaorlate* • »>h
over an a p a rtm e n t, u nearby gas
station, and a store front by
assaulting or vow ing lo brat up
th e ir o w n e r *
lo gather In tor mat km on th e
g r o u p 's o p e r a tio n s , w h ic h
a lle g e d ly In c lu d e d m u r d e r ,
e x t o r t io n , r o e r r lo n . g r a n d
larceny and lua nsltaiklng
Seven ro p u te d members o f ih e
crew were Indicted under I h r
stale's O rga nize d Crime C o n tro l
Act. w hich is modeled after ih c
Irileral racke tee rin gstatute * th a t
a llo w p r o s e c u to r * to b r in g
charges a g a in s t drfrndants fo r a
p a tlrm o f c rim in a l activity
Two m e m b e r* of ihe g ro u p
were in d lr lr U tor setond d r g r r r
m urder, w h ile several o th e rs
were charged w ith crimes ra n g
Ing from ille g a l gambling lo d ru g
dealing
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percentage point lo 13 B percent.
The Jobless rate was 4 6 percent
fo r w h llr s . 11.2 percent fnr
blacks and 8.1 perrent fo r His
p a n ic *
T h r scr-vtce produi tng sector
added 345.000 Job* last m on th
fo llo w in g slower grow th In re
c e n t m o n th s . S e r v ic e s In
duslrtrw . especially health and
husJnrss services, led the way
w ith 195,000 of the new Join
O ther gains were registered In
t r a n s p o r t a t io n a n d p u b lic
u tU llle s and wholesale trade the
d epartm ent said
F a c to r y e m p lo y m e n t rose
sh a rp ly (or ih r setond -H aight
m o n th , ending a la ir sum m er
d r c lln r . w ith 70.000 new Job* In
Ihe {vast yrar. 425.000 factory
Jolm have freer) added lo Ihe
econom y w ith gains In m a rh in
r r y accounting lor m o rr lh a n a
q u a rte r o f Ihe Increase
F o llo w in g lo u r m o n th s o f
slug gish a ctivity, co nstructio n
e m p lo y rn rn i lumped 5 5.0 00 In
November. Ih r departm ent said
T h r average w orkw eek for
p ro d u ctio n or non supervisory
w orkers dropped 0 2 hour tasl
m o n t h to 3 4 .7 h o u r s
In
m a n u f a c t u r i n g , b o t h th e
w orkw eek and Overtime were
u n c h a n g e d from h is to r ic a lly
high levels of 41 2 hours In Ih r
week and 4 hours of overt lute.
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RJR Nabisco board ‘hellbent’
against management takeover
U n lts d l
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NEW YO RK K o h lb e r g
Kravis Roberts A Co. won a
v itr io lic 8 2 5 b illio n b id d in g
conics! for RJR Nabisco Inc.
brasuse ih c food and tobacco
g ia nt's board was ‘h e llb e n t" on
keeping a m anagem ent group
from c o n tro llin g the company, a
source close to I h r negotiations
said Thursday.
A lte r d r .im .till d ra lm u k tn g
lh a l ended la ir W ednesday. RJR
N abisco'* board entered Into a
record lo n g e r u grcem cnl w orth
8109 a share, or 825.07 billion,
w ith buyout x j> rrla llxtx Kohlberg
Kravis despite receiving a bid
from ih r m anagem ent group
lha l the board called "s u b s ta n
tia lly e q u iv a le n t."
Kohlberg K ravis, w hich also
ow ns B culrlce Foods, said it
would com plete ihe transaction
t a k in g A t la n t a - b a s e d R JR
Nabisco p rivate by m id-January
To help A n an cr Ihe largest
corporaic tu k c o v c r In history, a
spokrsw om an said the leveraged
buyout Arm plans to sell some of
RJR N abisco'* fam ous brand
names, w hich Include Camel,
W inston and Salem cigarettes.
Hit/, and T rls ru lt crackers. Oreo
cookies, and Bahv H ath, lin t -
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The slock of RJR Nabisco, the
n a tio n 's 19th largest In d u s tria l
co m p an y w ith 1987 revenue* of
815 8 b illio n , was I b r most
active on Ihe (loor ol the New
York Stock Exchange In m idafternoon trading, down by 62.5
cents lo 892.375 a stn irr
The RJR Nabisco txia rd did
nol say why Kohlberg Kravis
w alked away w ith RJR Nabisco
In s te a d o f ( h r m a n a g e m e n t
group, bul II rou ld come dow n to
em otions.
VOTE FOR
STORM RICHARDS
SA N FO R D C O M M ISSIO N ER
D IS TR IC T 2
In the pa st lo u r year* your c o m b in e d city t*> *s and service lo e* have in
craatad over 100* ♦ The average hom e owner paid S378 in !*■ •» in 1984 85
and 1854 in 1986 89
Bob Thomas support* higher t a ie s Do you? STORM RICHARDS doe* n o l'
The Federal Prison tile will c o s t Sanlord residents I t . 700.000 Can you al
lord lo give Ihe Federal Prison system this check?
Bob Thom as suppoH* this Federal Prison g ill Do you? STORM RICHAR0S
does n o il
Currently C ity Advisory Boards m ake decisions lo r the C ity These decisions
am not s u b je c t lo review or appeal by elected o llic la ls or Ihe volets The
power o f the se Board* is such lh a l Ihey can legallv lake your house or im
pound yo u r car
bob Thom as tu p p o rl* these ty p e s o l Boards Do you? STORM RICHAROS
does n o il
STORM RICHARDS is lor w orkshops and com m illse m oating* that are held
et more convenient limes lo r reside nts
STORM RICHARDS is lor a stro n g e r voice end vote In regional Iransporla
lion Issues
STROM RICHARDS is lor rssolvlng conflicts with Sem inole County outside
Ihe c o u rts so isipsyers don't co n tin u e lo lose
"O u r bid was h ig h e r." said a
source w ithin the managem ent
g ro up com prising RJR Nabisco
s e n io r m a n a g rrs . S h e a rs n n
L e h m a n Hu H on I n r
and
S alom on Brothers Inc
" B u l the hoard was hellbent
and d rlr rm ln r d nol lo let (RJR
N a b is c o P resident F. Ross
Johnson) gel a hold of It.
Published irp o rts said Ihe final
hid by Ihc management group
led by Johnson was w o rth at
least 825 42 billion, several m il
lio n m ore than Hie w in n in g
proposal that Is nearly tw ice the
size o f the previous record take
o v e r o f G u lf O il C o r p . by
C hevron Corp. In 1984.
VOTE FOR
STORM RICHARDS
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December 6, 1988
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Sanrord. Florida — Friday, December 3,
1980 — 7 *
Salinas assumes Mexican presidency
WORLD
of M rxleo's SUM b illio n lo rrlg n
debt. Ih r p u v m rn l of w h ic h has
MEXICO C IT Y - C a r lo s hindered grow th ihlsdecade
S alinas tie G ortarl look t h r oath
'll Is unacceptable a nti u n
o f office Thursday lo become sustainable to transfer to Ih r
M exico's 61st president w lih the exterior 5 percent o f o u r gross
o pposition d rn tiu n rln g h is g o v domestic p ro d u c t." 5a I Inns salt I
e rn m e nt as Illegitim ate and the In r r l r r r n r r In Ihe $9 2 b illio n
n a tio n 's second largest p a rtv
that Mexico pays In In lr r r s t anil
In iy t t it lin g ih r c e re m o n y In o ilie r lees on Its fo rrlg n debt
p r n tr s l.
" I w ill avoid i o iiffo M t.ilIon h ilt
S~!lna*. 40. won Ihe J u ly <i I am convinced that the Interests
p r e s id e n tia l e le c tio n s a m id
o f the M exicans come before ih r
charges o f traud anti w ith the
Interests of the rrrd lto rs , The
s m a llrs t m a jo rity since the r u l p rio rity Is no longer lo pay. hui
in g In s tllu llu tta l K e vulu tloiiary
lo g lo w ," Salinas said, to the
P arty, or PHI. came to jm w rr 59 widest applause fit- received In
years ago. A six-year erorvom ic Ills address
c ris is and growing restlessness
M rxlco Is m lr r tl In lis worst
over Ih r P ltl's long n tlr led to Ills economic s lu m p In the past fit)
jKior show ing
years, w ith real wages having
A lte r ta k in g th r oath. Salinas fallen 50 percent In six years anti
g a v e a speech r o n r l l l a l o r y
u n e m p lo y m e n t re a c h in g 20 Carlo* Satina* da Gortarl
to w a r d t h r o p p o s itio n , h u t
percent, w ith another 20 to 30
adopted a tough line tow ard
T h e N a tio n a l D e m o r r a t lr
percent o f the la lair force un
W estern thanks that hold m m It derrm ployed
Front, nr FUN a le llls t coalition
U n ite d P ress In ts m a tlo n a l
BRIEFS
U.S. tourists stabbed in Anguilla
SAN JU AN . P u rrto H k t> — 1 a n A m erican lourtala found
dead on U ir llrllls h C aribbean fe lo n y ol A n g u illa were slabbed
to death and authorities prom ised a fu ll In v e s tig a tio n ." a U S
diplom at said Thursday
A n gu illa n a u ilm rltle * have r r t j u N r d S cofland Yard police
expe rt* anti a pathologist from Ikirb u d o * to aid ih e lr Inquiry
In lo ihe death* of M artini AU up, 3R anil Suxun G alvin. *0 .
Iio lh psychotherapist* fro m W atertown Mu m
U.S. mayor's wife dies in train crash
LIM A. Pern — The w lie o f Ihe m ayor of Jersey C ity . N J tiled
T hursday In a (rain crash lh a i a lto killed the w ife of a Peruvian
m ayor and led seven people Injured A u th o ritie s said Ihey
fearetl sabotage caused the w reck
Anna C u crl. th r wife o f Jersey C ity M ayor A n th on y C u m
died when a single m o to rtre d wagon t a rry ln g to tirls ls w ho had
gone In see Incan ru in s ju m p e d Its lra« k * o utsid e Ihe city ol
Cuarti. 350 m iles souihCasl of Lim a the governm ent run
N ational T ra in C om jtany said In a statement
headed oy lu tin g party defector
C iin u h tr m o r C a rd e n a s , w on
m ore than 30 percent of Ihe
presidential vote In Ihe election,
the most ever by an opposition
p arty.
lie fru r Salinas arrived, all 139
m em bers o f the FUN walked out
of the Congress. The 101 m em
bers of the conservative National
A ction Party, or PAN. stayed and
pledged to su pp ort S a lin a s's
p o lic ie s th a t It agrees w ith ,
(hough denouncing Ihe alleged
vo ting fraud
Atiel V lce nrlo Tovar, secretary
genrral o f PAN. branded Salinas
as un "Ille g itim a te " president
because of Ihe alleged fraud
T h e tw o m a in o p p o s itio n
group*, w ith 240 seats In Ihe
300 m em ber C ham ber of Depu
ties won Ihe rig h t for the first
lim e In speak to th r nation on
te le v is io n and ra d io In th e
le g is la tiv e Palace
Soviet plane hijacked, bound for Israel
C y c lo n e d e a th to ta l re a c h e s 716
JFH U S ALFM — U n ltie n itile d armed uggiessnr* ' hijacked a
Soviet domestic a irlin e r F rid a y anti Soviet ..flit laU allowed the
plane to lake off for Israel w ith five htyslage* atwiard. aviation
offlt-lals In Tel Av|v and C yp ru s said
M ic h a e l Theodnltni director id ( yp ro * C iv il Aviation In
Nicosia, said Soviet ollli lals tiad Inform ed h im that the
Ily u s h in 76 )ct had left an nirpofi near the Soviet capital and
was Hying to Tel Aviv
U n ite d F f« i» In ts m a tlo n a l
D IIA K A . Ilangladrsh — Fieri e
w in d s a n d r n ln T h u r s d a y
sty fille d search o jirru lln n s for
thousand* ul people feared m iss
lu g u l'e r the most (to w e rfu l
cyclone in a century lia ite re d
From United Press International reports
m uch id HangUdesh and js irts o f
eastern India, c la im in g at least
716 lives, of Ik lets said
In the eastern Indian c ity of
Calcutta, sh ipping officials said
live Indian navy rescued 17 crew
m rn ib rrx of t h r Slngajwtre-based
M V Pum orl. but n im rtrd tw o
sailors s till w rrr m issing from
ihe container slop that sank
d u rin g Tuesday n ig h t's storm
Tw o o ih r r sh ip s. I h r Fast
Germ an N rn b ra n d u rg amt the
G r r r k reglstr red M P Golden
Condor both rrjw w trd they we e
safe after in llla llv b rin g listed as
m issing, o ffic ia l* said
President Hussain M uham m ad
Frsbad arrived by h rh c o p lrr In
ih r d t y o f K h u ln a and was
driven lo nearby affected areas
tr fo r e super /S in g relief efTorta
from K hulna
Argentine coast
guard, army
soldiers mutiny
U n ltO d P r u , (nls> n a ’ lo n s l
BUENOS AIHFS A r g e n tin a —
A coast guard unit m utinied
Thursday but simultaneous re
m its at two army liases were
headed off by kryaltst officer*.
Ihe Defense Ministry and m ill
tary sources said
Military armors said that in
addition to an uprising In the
roast g u a rd 's A lh a lru s s
Squadron — an anti sm uggling
task fnrre hasrd in the llu ro m
Alrrs suburb of Olivo* - con
spirator* tiled to slmulcanetiuslv
ronvlnce troop* to rrbel at the
M) I *i Comm unkations hatialion
tn City Hell. 35 miles south of
Hue run Aire*, and in the armv *
3rd H rglm rnt tn la Tablada It)
mile* southwest of the capital
Resident Haul Aifunaio was
out of the rottofty T h v r ^ d nr
attending the tnaugmation ol
Mexi can President t ar l os
Salinas de Gortarl
A Defense M inistry c o m m u n i
que, without giving ilrlalls said
late Thursday that there w r r r
"Instance* o f in d iscip lin e " In the
l a Tabtada and C ity Ik-ll u n its
that were ' brought under ixmi
tn»l tm m rdlalrly "
It said an Invrsiigallon was
bring it inducted to "determine
responsibilities ”
Father, th r Defense M in is try
acknowledged tlieie had Ivren a
coast guard m u tin y It oald the
m u tin y began when "a p p ro x I
m a le ly 4 5 tr o o p s o l th e
A lbatross Squadron
aban
doned th eir base (w ithout leave!
In th re e v e h ic le s , t a r r y i n g
arm s "
M ilita ry sources said a sub
s e q u e n t c o u n t p la c e d ( h r
num ber of re lw Is at around 50
The sources said Ihe coast
guardsm en, led by Deputy P rr
feci Haul H oniclo Hamon d r
A g a s tl/a b a l, tied up a d u ly
nlTlcrr and evacualrd ib c O livos
M arine Prefecture l»a*c s h o rtly
after m id n ig h t In th r r r m ir k * ,
cu rryin g ih r lr w rujions
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The source said the r rb e l* In
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to h r follow ers of H . Col A ldo
Kico. a rig h tis t who Is d e m a n d
ing (hat a ll public c ritic is m ol
Ihe arm ed forces cease.
The source said the a rm y was
in v e s tig a tin g u nco nfirm e d re
ports that Capl. Jorge K nfnr!
V id rlu , sun o f u form er president
w ith Hie same name, was In
v o lv rd In Ihe la Tablada d is
turbance.
The sr.nlor Vldela. an cx -a rin y
com m ander, Is now serving a life
prison sentence for mass m u rd e r
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d u rin g his presidency from 1976
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At Ih r tw o restive a rm y u n its ,
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jKMir jhiy and rum ors I bat th r y
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paycheck* Hut loyalist o fflre m .
u ltrr discovering that conspiruInrs were irv lllg lo | k miiadrsoldiers lo Join an In surrectio n,
convinced Ih r troop* lo re m a in
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" W r don 't believe the events
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Hgrald, Sanford, Ftunua — Friday, Dacambar
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World War II soldier’s remains identified
Wls. home near where
t h e y p la n to b u r y
ANCHORAGE. Alaska Houston, w ho was 21
— T tic rem ains of a and fro m M anitow oc.
W o rld W ar II soldier W ls
" W e ’ v e a lr e a d y
fo u n d o n a desolate
Alaska Island have been p u rc h a s e d a c r y p t . "
Id e n tifie d , th e A rm y G ltchel said.
It w as re p o rte d In
said T hursday, and re l
a tiv e s in W la c o n a ln A u g u s t th a t th e r e
prepared fo r a solemn m ains stum bled upon
hom ecom ing 43 year* by w ild life b io lo g is ts
h a d to be H o u s to n
a fte r C p I. C a rl E
because m ilita ry
H ouston disappeared
J a c q u e lin e G ltc h e l, a rch ive s. Investig ative
6 9 . H o u s to n 's sister, research and Interview s
w as n o tifie d b y te le w ith H ouston's w artim e
phone earlier th is week buddies Indicated that
th a t the rem ains found no one else perished on
In J u ly on uninhabited the rem ote island In
B u l d t r I s l a n d I n W orld W ar 11.
"W e were convinced
Alaska's A le u tia n Island
ch ain had been Iden w ith e v e ry th in g th a t
tifie d as her brother, you people found th a t It
w ho vanished March 3, w a s B u d H o u s to n ,"
G ltc h e l s a id , a d d in g
1943.
" I t 's bee., a try in g
tim e, but we're glad II s
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Wayne G ltchel said In a
T M l I I O N T f I NTH JUDICIAL
te le p h o n e In te r v ie w
CIRCUIT. L IM IN O L f
from th e ir Rothsehlld.
COUNTY. FLORIDA
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in t h e c ir c u it c o u r t o p
T M l EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IV AW DlO k
SEMINOLE COUNTY,
f LOS IDA
C A II NO.I R u n
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NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE re hereby p y a i Wat
swrauant la tha Final jiMgmom
v%
STCVCN ft REYNOLD*
GA ftVG L t W l i.
In *ha cauw y r e - e In the
Clrcutl Court erf the CIGH
TEENTkt JudKMt Circuit to
an * *ar SEM INOLE County.
F u n *# . Ctrl! Action Number
NOT ICS OF ACTION
TO GARY G LEWIS, II aliva.
and It S ea*, the unknown
Clerk autlt ta li the property
ttfuata* In ea-d County, dr
ffemeek an* ( r M V r t at CARY
G LEWIS an* ait aNwr p e n -t
c lawn mg by through,
egem tiG A R Y G LEWIS
YOU ARE N O TIFIED
aettan tar breach at
■aaw hat been tiled
and yau are raautred te
easy aI yau wrtMen
any. la it an Pigtattifra
Lot I ClueN r V. WILDWOOO
A Ptanned Owl PeraMoment
according In the Ptal thar.ei at
recorded m P u t Boa* I t at
P ofat r 1 • end i t er m P ^ i <
Recardt at t eminaM County.
Florida
topether nith an k*ruc'u»»t
impro.omonty h.hrrav eaW*
ancet an * aaaurtanancee an
u * lane u Vied in carviMtian
thete n lit. at public taM M tha
luonaet an * beet b*ddw Mr caw.
al It M a clock A M . an i n I t
* t y at December ttas al tha
Weel Front door at P « Sanino*o
County Caurthauta . Senior*
Florida
(COURT SEAL!
D A V ID N BERRIEN
C LE R K OF THE C IR C U IT
COURT
By JanoE Jeeew*
Oepv-r CMrk
Pubtith Ma< H . Doc 1 'tee
DEK let
December ye >ew and tite i n
nrlfinal with tha Clerk at Put
Court either hetare ko-vico ah
PluRitlffa attarnay ar Immadi
eN ly thereafter ether-tte a
detaurt wtti be entered r y r n t l
yau tar Pte reiwt demanded m
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DATE D m November I). HR
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DAVID N BERRIEN
Clark at th* Cawt
By CacMMV Ekam
Deputy Clerk
PwMieh Nar 11 Dec I. * M
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OEK let
that he and hts wife
w orried th a t the pro
tra c te d Id e n tific a tio n
process m ig h t prove
inconclusive Neverthe
less. he said th ey were
relieve d, a d d in g . " A t
least they d id n 't con
clude It was an u n
kn o w n so ld ier."
T h e re m a in s w ir e
flo w n Wednesday from
H aw aii to C alifornia and
were being kept at the
O a k l a n d A r m y
M o r t u a r y u n t i l th e
G llche ts Instruct A rm y
o ffic ia ls w ha t to do.
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FICTITIO US NAME
Notice It hereby given that I
Am ongigo* M bwktoeu at 1111
W Broadway Oviedo SammoN
County. F lo r id * under tho
FlctltMut Noma ot CASEY'S
LIQUORS A CASEY S CAFE,
and that I intend to regittor ta-d
name with the CNrk at -he
Circuit Cowl, lemmata County
Florida In accordance wtm m#
P ra n tia n t at tha Flcfitinvk
Name Statotok Ta Wit SactMn
MS M Florida Stotwtat It t f
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NOTICE OF
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l i m tear Seminete County.
F la n * * under me Fictifievt
N em eefP A J O U RECOVERY
SERVICE and met I Intend to
regiktor taid name eim I N
Clark al i n C ircuit Cawrl.
Saminala Caunty. F Mr Ida in
accardenca with t*w PrevHient
of I N Flcflfieee Nama StatvNt
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NOTICE OF A PUBLIC
HKARINO TO CON 11 OKS THE
ADOPTION OF AN
ORDINANCE BY THE CITY
OF SANFORO. FLORIDA
Neflce I* h*f*by given th*t a
LvblK HkdrWig will to N * m
I t * CkmmlwMn Rwm • • !h»
City Hkll to IN* City * i Sentord.
F Mftbk * t f M a clack P M on
Oecember I t IFM. M canaidw
ttw Adoption ot on u F h u v i by
mo City ot SkntW* FM rldi. HIM
ot which Ik k t Ml torn
OROINANCf NO IFF1
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
C IT Y O F S A N F O R D .
FLORIDA. AMENDING OROl
NANCES NO S R OF SAID
C it y
S A ID O R D IN A N C E
R E i NG A ZO N IN G PLA N
SAID AMENDMENT CHANG
ING THE ZONING OF A PON
T O N OF THAT C E R T A IN
PROPERTY WEST OF AND
A B U T T IN G S A N F O R O
A V EN U E AND LV IN O BE
TWEEN ItT H STREET ISR M l
A N D laTM STREET FPC M
SR IA I SINGLE FAM ILY RES
IO C N T I A L D W E L L I N G !
01 S T R 1CT TO RC 1 IR E
IT R IC T E O C O M M E R C IA L !
DISTRICT PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY, c o n f l ic t s
NOTICE OP A PUBLIC
NEARING OF FROPOSEO
CHANOSSAND
AMENDMENTS
IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS
ANO BOUNDARIES OF
THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF
THE CITY OF
U N F O R T . FLORIDA
No*i<o IF horoby given that o
Public Hearing w tlf bo hot* In
the Commit non Roam at tho
City Moll In mo City ot lerrfor*.
Florida o' I M • clock P M an
Decombor II. IFM. to contldor
thongot and omondmonto to th*
Zoning Ordinance ot tho City ot
Skntor*. Florida 00 tot loot
A portion at Itiot forlorn
property lying Fool eI Sum
merlin Awnuo and tying bo
twoon Celery Awnuo and Fuel
Rood, to ptppkio* to bo re tone*
bom AO lAgrtcutturol) Dtotrtct
I * PUD iPlorwwd Unit Dow*
opmont). further detcribed ok
tottowk
PARCEL li Tho Ektt tool mo
• o i l ty o* me Norfr—o.l m ot the
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF T H I EIGHTEENTH
JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, IH
AND FOR SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
C A S IN O M F 1 IC P
IN RE ESTATE OF
E F F IE L LeMORTE * k a
E F F IE L KRIEGER * V * .
E FF IE L K R iE G IR
I aMORTE.
Doceeaed
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
The edm iniittoiion ot ihe
Eitoto oI E FF IE L LaAAORTE
ark a E F F IE L KRIEGER
a k a E F F IE L K R IE G ER
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All intorotte* per henI e t t
regu 'a * to r.to m m me court
W IT H IN T H R U M O N TH S
FROM THE DATE OF THE
F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF
THIS N O TICr I I I ell cle-mt
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A M IN O f ONOTICEOF
ACTION IN EMINENT
DOMAIN IN THE CIRCUrT
COURTOF T H I
E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN ANO FUR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
C A S IN O M * m C A a i L
SEMINOLE COUNTY a
polt*‘t i ‘ subdtviMn o* me
Slate at Florida
Petitioner,
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JOHN F BAUMGARDNER end
PATRICIA BAUMGARDNER
hutiend end etto 0 TROY
RAY. JR .T ae Celtodw ot
SammeM County. F tor Mo and
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I fT t M I CIRCUIT COURT
IN ANOFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
FLORIDA
Caw Me Ft I ' l l CA I l l
SIDNEY E LLOYD and JAC
Q UELINE M LLOYD hit wtM.
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HARRY k TIDWELL JR an*
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NOTICE O * ACTION
Ta Harry J . T- Jwafl Jr
he* done* Unknown
S h irle y E T id w e ll a k a
Shuley S TrtwaM ScaH
ReyiOom o Unknown
YOU ARk N O TIFIED mat an
action ta guMt kHM on i n
te*Nwwg preparty to Sammato
C e n t, F Mr Ida
Let It and the Norm vy ef le i
.1 . T W IN P IN E S S U E
DIVISION, accerpng M the ptal
tharaat recorded ki Piet Book
I I page M e ith e Public Recerdt
e* t em meH Ceunty F Mr toe
NOTICE UNDER
FICTITIOUS NAME S1ATUTE
TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN
Metko *e horoby g iw n Pval tho
widwugwod pur event M me
" F lc tltia u t Nam e Statute ‘*
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H U . one Amendment, thereto
■in rog-efw —Hh the Cto.-t a*
tha Circuit Court wi and tor
Seminole County. Florida, epan
receipt at proat at me [wbHca
tMn at P*k natka *he hetmout
t-em«. to o il
THOM AS E
L U N S F O R D , d b /e G U LF
COAST H O U S IN G DESIGN
P O Bet If M Wince. Park. FL
l i l t * under which v t a r t
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L aws laa * M Samut-M County
tw *e
Thai Ihe pert-ei tokwottod <h
taM buemeu r - h - p , w ere at
LYNNE MARKLE V
Prat itent Traaevrer
THOMASE LUNSFORD
Vice Preudani Sacralary
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yau ara noguirgd N wrva a copy
at yttor wertton 0eN.iwc, it any
M il an Frank McM-itan Plain
n tt i Attorney whaee addraw it
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be tore y * r ,c e an P iam tift t
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th e P l e t l l l * u i N a m a a t
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IN C . a « * th a t I inland la
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ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It
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t h i i f t h j u o i c i a l c ir c u i t
IN AND f o r IIM IN O L I
COUNTY. FLORIDA
CASE NO M t i l l C A M P
I M P E R I A L S A V IN G S
ASSOCIATION
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YOU ARC N O TIFIE D mot on
action to torectooa a markgogo
on tho following herein 00
act bed property i i o k and
M in g in Skmmolo County.
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L i t S. B l a c k
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lir n w M County FMrido
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ORDINANCE B Y T H E C IT T
OF SANFORO FLORIDA
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Public Hearing mil bo hoi* in
mo C o m m iiid r Room ot the
City Hall in mo City ot Son lord
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mo kdagtwn o' an or* to m t by
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M E M O R IA L LIBRARY AND
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D E FIN IN G THE OUTIES OF
the
b o a n o . p r o v id in g
FOR SEVER A BILITY CON
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OATE
A copy then bo oroitobto ot
the Office ot Hw City Ctorl for
oil p r'to n i denting to e.kmme
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tfocit-on made with roipocl to
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record it not provided by mo
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NOTICE OF PROCEEOtNOt
FOR THE VACATING
ABANDONING
OISCONTINUINO
ANO CLOSING OF
RIGHTS OF 00m T OR
DRAINAGE EASEMENT
TO WHOM IT MAC COOKE BN
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P ER SO N S IN T E R E S T E D
M A Y A P P E A R A N O BE
HEARD a t t h e T i m e a n d
PLACE ABOVE S P f C lF irO
BOA HD OF
COUNTY COMMISSION! RS
ATTEST D e n d N Borrien
CMrk to t.w bee< J
Publnh December I H I
DEL M
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NOTICE OF
F IC T IIIO U t NAME
Notice to hereby giw n that m
w e engaged m bukoiekk a* M* S
French A w Senkw* l am nan
County F !o n * o under Ihe
Fiditiwuk Name et HARRY I
CAPE RT AUTO REPAIR an*
I regtotor u r f
Clerk e* the
Circuit Court vemmeto County
Ftortoe m ectwderue wtm me
PreTtktoni of tho Flcl'tlo ut
Name Sletutot Te Wit Section
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c H erry L Prewttl
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DEK 1*4
IN THE C lR C U It COUBTOF
THE tlTM JUDICIAL
CIBCUIT. IN ANO FOB
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASE NO N t t o C A l t l
PALM BAY PMQPtMTIES
INC .
Plain tl ft
V*
RICHARD MUBOSKI end
CATHERINE MUROSKI
hukband and alto and THE
U N ITE O S TA TISO F
AMERICA
De*endk“ *k
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO NICHARDMUROSKI
YOU ARE N O TIFIE D the I an
action M Iwectote a mortgage
on ttlt to* Mwing property ui
Se-moie County Furide
Lot I I . Block C SPRING
VALLEY ESTATES eccwdmg
to tho ptol thereof at recorded in
Ptet Boo* t l Page I t Public
Recwdt ot Semwoto County
Ftwr«o
hat been tiled egemii you end
Yrv ore tegurted i o u r . f i copy
ot your wfiHen detenkei il on,
to It on Ckutotopher C Cornea'*
P lO In lltt k attorney
nhoie
eddrekk to 1M N Broedney
Awnuo. Orlando. FL IIE01 on
or be feu* January A. toot and
trio the wlgmol with the Clerk ol
thto Court either befor* tervlte
on Piemtilf k attorney w imme
O'etety thereettor othermye a
default will be entered ogelnyt
you tor the relief demanded in
me Complaint j> Petit on
WITNESS my hand and the
tool Ot m il Court on Not Itoh
IN*
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DAVID N BERRIEN
Clerk ot tho Clrrvit Court
ny W in d y *
Kink
Ak Depuly Ctork
Pubitoh Dec t. f. I*. IJ. tog*
DEL »
per yen — — mew m.y netwo >ek
me. wd that challenge! the 1 e!*d
toy Of the will me gue'itn etiuny
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renue w |u*rkdKtien el me
Court
ALL CLAIMS AND OGJEC
TIGNS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL
BE FOREVERBAPRSD
Oeto U me tuyl pubm e'—n al
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toevember ig tag*
B f E R L Y J CAMPBELL
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IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT
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JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
S tM iM O L t COUNTY
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION NO
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LIB E R TY MORTGAGE
CORPORATION th
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CRAIG CATTAFl
NOTICE 0« ACTION
TO CRAIG CATTAFl a I
men net known to be deed w
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A N O ALL H E I R S
DEVISEES
GRANTEES
ASSlONt E S LIENORS
CREDITORS TRUSTEES OR
O T H E R C L A IM A N T S R y
THROUGH
U N D E R OR
a g a in s t CRAIOCATTAFI
R w denre uNe SOWN
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O TIFIE D Put* an Pd ton la
torectete a —w'paga an the
to toe Mg N « r « M pr<to-r’ y n
to n na l Coer**, Ftonde to
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ICOUBT I f A U
CLERK O f T h e
CIRCUIT COURT
D A V ID N BERRI EN
By CaceiNV E tw n
Deputy l tort
Pubi-lh November 11 '* I f A
Oer ember > to*
OEK 1)1
kaOf ICE OF k PUBLIC
H E kfllN O TOCONSIOIR THE
ADOPTION OF AN
ORDINANCE BY THE CITY
OF SANFORO FLORIDA
Notice to hereby g'w n the! a
Pubi c Hew mg win be hat* m
the CommlttMn Room a* the
City Halt m the CHy at Leehire
H w d e a i f M a t t o c k P M an
December It. I to* to rony.de,
the adogtien et an wd-nance by
the City ot Sentor* Ftortdd. title
ot which it at tento—•
ORDINANCE NO i tot
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
C I T Y OF S A N F O R O
f l o r i o a
AMENDING
CHAPTER IF OF THE CITY
C O D E OF S A N F O R O TO
C R E A T E A R E C L A IM E D
WATER REUSE SYSTEM FOR
THE C IT Y OF SANFORO
SAID ORDINANCE tS T A B
L IS H IN G THE P U R P O S E ,
P R OVIDING FOR PROMUL
C A T IO N ANO E N F O R C E
M E N T OF R E C L A I M E D
WATER SERVICE PROCEO
URES ANO REGULATIONS
R E C L A IM E O WATER SVS
TEM CHARGES AND FEES
UNAUTHORIZED WORK ON
R E C L A IM E D WATER SYS
TEM
RECLAIMED WATER
D E L IN Q U E N T ACCOUNTS
INSPECTION
MANDATORY
C O N N E C T I O N TO C I T Y
POTABLE WATER SERVICE
PR O VID IN G FOR S E V IR A
B I L I T V . C O N FL IC TS AND
EFFECTIVE DATE
A copy then be available et
the Office ot me City Ctotk tor
all perkwt denting to eiamine
the tame
All p a rti*, in n i# ra t' and
ciiiieni than haw an ogporti*n
ty lobe heard el yard hearing
By order of Ihe City Com
m inion of mo City ot Sentord
Ftonde
AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC It
o per tor. deedet to apt—* a
dtctoton mod# with teapot! •»
any matter centtdwed at the
abow meeting w hearing, he
may need e verbatim record et
me proceedmgt. mclud-ng me
tothmeny end evidence which
record Ik net prodited by • *
Ct*-« h San'nrZ (F i .tot S'OS
H li lartn i. Jt
City Clev k
Pubtith Oec I. I*M
DEL H
TO THOSE ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL
PARTIES CLAIM ING INTER
• t? av. t h r o u g h um o fr
OR AOAINST THB NAMEO
DEFENDANTS. ANO TO ALL
P A R T I E S M A V I N O OR
C LA tM IN O TO w a v e ANY
RIOHT. TITLE OR INTEREST
IN TH E P R O P E R T Y D l
SCRIBE D I E LOW
An Cmmenl Domain PeMiwk.
together wim I*k Oeclwe'ton at
Tea mg i i , been f. wd n the
abw w itrtod t h r l to w g v te
ceitom preperty tntoraitt *
torn iruyie Ceynty F toru*e da
acre—rf ee tone—t
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MITCHELL HJLMMOCK ROAD
Regmnmg e> P i R e h a a i'
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hu Semtoeto Ceunfy
Aim Lannw N Groet
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Report: Some nursing homes
mishandle food, medicine
WASHINGTON A lx.u t 43
percent of the 15.000 n ursing
homes that care for Medicare
and M ed ica id p a tie n ts
m ishandled food, w h ile 20 per
re n t Im properly dispensed m ed
icin e . a g o v e rn m e n t "re p o rt
c a rd " on nursin g h o m rs said
Thursday.
M e d ic a r e A d m i n i s t r a t o r
W illia m Roper said the govern
m ent's first consum er guide on
n ursing homes "sh o w s a signlfl-
ra n i p io b ln n that needy In Ire
dealt w ith nrroivo d ir country"
and In s ls lrd “ our continuing
commitment is to assist a ll the
p a rtlrs In dealing w ith those
problems."
Ilu l Roper added. "Nursing
hom es are b etter th a n ever
Irefore ,**
A m ong key h ig h lig h ts o f the
report were
• 42 H percent ol the n atio n •»
10.000 s k ille d care n u rs in g
homes failed to meet a standard
r e q u ir in g th a t fo o d be re
Irlgeraled. stored, prepared and
s rrv rd u n d rr M ilita r y condl*
lions
• T h e more th an 5.000 homes
that provide o nly intermediate
care reported a s im ila r percent*
agr tn th is area
• 29 percent o f the skilled
n ursing homes failed to meet the
r e q u ir e m e n t o n p ro p e r a d
m in is tra tio n ol dru gs according
to the w ritte n orders ol the
a ttending physician.
White House blocks use of
secrets in Iran-Contra case
W ASHINGTON - The W hite House, dls
closing an action that could Jeopardize any
Iran-Contra tria l, has p erm anently blocked
release o f docum ents co n ta in in g "s la te secrets
o f the highest o rd e r." spokesm an M arlin
F lU w a le r said T hursday
F lK w a te r said a decision on w he th er the
c rim in a l case against ex-W hlte House aide
O liver North goes forw ard rests w ith U S
D istrict Judge G erhard Gesell
The W hile House s|M>kesman disclosed that
Police chief
ordered to pay
raid damages
LOS ANGELES - In a verdn t
believed to Ire the first of Its
kind, a Jury ordered 1'ollce Chief
Daryl Gales to jw y $170,014 tn
damages Thursday for direr tin g
a raid In w hich m em bers o f a
fa m ily were Injured.
Follow ing three days of te s ti
m ony. lhe U S . D is tric t C ourt
ju r y assessed $ 1 7 0 ,0 0 0 In
p u n itive damages and $14 In
com pensatory damages against
Gales in the 1986 raid on the
east lam Angeles hom e of Jessie
L a re i. whose nos* was broken
The panel also a a anted $7 In
compensatory damages against
the r lty .
After a tw o w re k tria l, the
same six-m an Jury ordered Oct
S I that the six o lllie r s who
p a rticip a te d In the raid pay
$90,503 to Lore*. h is wife and
five child re n
In a prepared statem ent. Gales
said I he verdict "hegs lor re v ie w
by a higher c o u rt" and calls in to
question "th e in te g rity of the
whole system of Ju xilcr a i Ihe
federal level.”
Mayor Tom Itradley said Ihe
verdict Would tie appealed
M artor .tgm.tn w ho m ed the
case w ith her p a r tn e r a nd
husband
s t r p h i n t .ig m a n
called Ihe verdlr I ' lantaalk
It s lim e it h.ip|w IIC'I
sli<
said " I hope u sends a message
io the city and to G ate* that th is
iso i ihe k in d of behav or th a t is
going to trr tolerates! on Its pollr e
(o fre ."
laiw vers on Is rtll sides w ld
they believed th r v t i d i i t rep rr
sented Ihe first tim e In the
nation l l u l an at liv e | toller rb le l
in a m ajor <in bad Irrrn held
liable lor d a m a g e s In a t tvll
rig hts case lor a its ol e x trs s lv r
force ro in m tlle d by h ls o ffk «rs
la»s Angeles jx r lltr evet tiled a
scan li w arrant Ju n e 13. lOHfl.
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gun use.I tn a gang L ll'in g b ill
fo u n t) no g u n
D u r in g tire
w a rr h. however, o lltce rs Irrtikr
L a m 's nose, yanked bis daugh
the decision to block public disclosure of
c e rta in categories of In form ation was made
u n a n im o u s ly In J u ly by the secretaries ol state
and defense, the CIA director, the head of the
N ational S e c u rity Agency and the national
se cu rity adviser
P re s id e n t Reagan had no role In the
irrevocable decision. F lti w riter said
l.ast week. Oesell sternly warned the White
House to m ove quickly and determ ine what
classified m a te ria l could Ire released at trial
However, the prosecutor has accused North
ol Hooding the court w ith requests lor m aterial
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FRIDAY
Nicholls luels LA Kings
Wayne G re tzky had five assists fo r Ihe lacs
Angeles K ings Thursday night — and was
v irtu a lly Ignored
The reason was B rm le Nteholla. w ho put on
an even m ore im pressive show at the Forum
The 2 7 -year-old c e n lrr coUecled tw o goals and
six assists to set three club record* and fu rl a
9-3 rout of the T oro n to Maple Leafs
Nicholls. w ho assisted
on each o f D m Angeles'
first four gccals. regia
le r r d r ig h t p o in ts lo
h r l l r r the tra m record
of six he shared w ith
seven others Ills six
j* * U t» topped Ihe per
vious franchise m a rk of
five.
N icholls also netted hts k w u r - h t s l 3 0 th goal,
reaching that p la tra u I r just 2C p a i- r s —
another r lu b tree.cl He leads die N H L w ith 53
points
In other games. Minnesota dow ned Boston
4-1. M ontreal tied Philadelphia 2 2 D etroit
w hipped Quehec 7 3. St. Louis trounced Ihe
Islanders 8-0. and C algary spanked Ihe Hangers
G 3.
BASEBALL
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Excitement and Oviedo Inothall have gone
hand In hand so fa r In 1088 amt to n ig h t should
ire no dlfferrnt as T itu s v ille 's T errie rs ro ll Into
to w n for the Class 4 A-2 Section p la vofl
Kickoff Is 8 p m and Ih r Lions are hoping tit
draw their biggest crow d of the season Oviedo
comes In w ith a 9-2 record and advanced to Ih r
section by defeating Land O Dikes. 24 6 . In the
K rgton 4 playoff T itu s v ille , also 9 2. advanced
w ith a 194) rout o f Oavtona Beach S r a h r rr z r In
K rg lo n 3.
The w inner o f to nig ht's section contest
advances to Ih r Class 4A S tair S e m ifin als next
Friday against tire Section I w in n e r. NMevtlle
or Jacksonville Haines
" I expect a
ve ry lough
g a m e a g a in s t
T i t u s v i l l e . •*
O v ie d o c o s e ii
J a c k B la n to n
s o ld . ’ ’ T h e y
h a v e * ii
excellent .w u h
In At W rm eke
a n d I'm su re
h e 'll have I hem
p re p a re d as
w e || as posslh i* . "
W rrn e kr r rtifr n a to Titusville a lter a lour
year hiatus In w h ic h he coached Gainesville
B u rtiho lz In a 32-12 lecord and tw o district
title s In hts p re vio u s stint at T itu s v ille .
Weroeke guided ih e Terriers to C lass 3A slate
titles in l9 N 2 a n d '83
"T h e response was very positive w h e n I came
h a rk ." W rm e k e said " I t ’s nice to kn ow ih a t 1
was s till welcome We had some to u g h lim e s at
firs! th is season, b u t the kids have it r ra l good
a t t i t u d e a n d a re r e a lly b e l i e v i n g In
them selves.''
B e lie v in g Is
s o in r l h l n g
O viedo b as
tir r n d o in g all
year T he Lions
w e re c o n s i d
ered a ru n tender lit Dtstr lr t 4A-7. hut
nobody picked
them to fin ish
Ih r r e g u la r
season at 8 2
In c lu d in g seven
victories in a row Oviedo also tie d fo r Its
firs t e ve r S e m in o le A t h lr iir Conference tide
The ! tons have hwJ key p e rS n nances on
every aspect of the team On otleos* i rank
Diaz has ru n for over I
v a rils w hile Matt
Blanton has had good success th ro w in g the I m II
w hile C had D uncan led s talented receiving
corps The offensive line ha* also had a
trem endous season led by seniors S ro ti T y tr.
Sain H ughes and M ike Ix r
Defensively. tl»e line has held Its o w n led by
John K nutson. J o n Black and ' h n s la h s ro ti
The line b a rk in g corps Is one of Ihe lir s t around
r
S chm idt, w ho underw ent rcctator c u ff s u ig rry
and m l sard the last six weeks ol llie season,
lire a m r a free agent in O rtolcrr and rejected Ih r
I'h llh ra ' first offer
Philadelphia General Manager Lee Thccmas
has said lice P hillies do not plan lo o fler contract
a rb itra tio n lo S chm idt, w lto hit o n ly 12 hotnr
ru n s Iasi season T ha i means Philadelphia inusl
sign S chm idt bv Dec 7 or they cannot re sign
h im u n til May
1 h<rma* said I'h ltlle s Piesldcnt BUI G iles w ill
m eet th is w re k ru d w ith S c h m id t s re p rr•s rn ta th rr. A rth c l/ Hcvarntcerg In an a tte m p t to
rrs o lv r the sltuatturi tirfo rr next week’s w inte r
m eetings In A tlanta.
IOLYMPICS
NBC to broadcast '92 Olympics
NEW YOHK - NBC Thursdav w tm Ih r U S
broadcast rig h ts In the 1992 Barcelona Olym
p u s w ith a hid ol $401 m illio n , the m ost money
ever jeald lo x.\ow an event on television
The reutneme m eans NBC. w hk It televised the
1988 Seoul Games, w ill have the rig h ts to Its
second straig ht S um m er O ly m p ic * CBS. w hich
w ill televise llie 1992 W inter O lym p ics In
A lb ertville . France, was the a nticipa te d la v o rttr
Inr Barcelona
The high sta k rs corporate poker game settled
the biggest fin a n cia l question lac lug the Spanish
organizers and is ce rta in to shape fu tu re
m aneuvering* of the netw orks
" I t 'l l affect u lot th ing s we ll Ice d o in g for the
n ext h u n d re d year*. ' NBC President Bob
W right said. "W e c o u ld n 't h r happier "
W EIG H TLIFTIN G
Briar Open at Lake Mary
U k r Mary H igh School w ill Ice Ih r site of Ih r
B riar Open W rig h tllltm g C ham pionships this
Saturday. The event, sjscnsored by the Briar
C orporation of Sanford. Is open lo a ny m em ber
o l Ih r w e ig h tliftin g association
W rtgh In Is at 9 a m w ith liftin g s ta rtin g at
II.
Also, the W orld Masters W e tg h lllllin g Cham
plonshljcs are b rin g held at Crcurt o f H a g * In
Orlando on Dec 9 11 Anyone wlu> wishes lo
help tu n o il the meet Is asked to ca ll ctcach Bill
Mi Daniel at l-a k r Mary High at 3 2 3 -2 110
F ro m e ta ff a n d w ire re p o rta
BA SKETBALL
□ 7 :0 0 p .m . — SC. C ollege. G a to r Bow l
Tournam ent: Alabam a vs. Oral Hubert a. It.I
□ 8 0S p m . - TILS. NBA. Boston C elllca at
Cleveland Cavaliers. (LI
[ itiO O p in
— US. College T ou rna m e nt ol
Champions: A rizon a vs N o rili C a n lln u . IU
GOLF
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t ,2 p m . - US. J.C. Penney C U salr. Second
Pound. ID
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w ith W illie
P a u ld n . B a rry
C u lrm a n . Kevin
O u tc h and Sian
M errell Hector
D i a z
a n d
D uncan lead a
solid secondary
u n it.
The k it king game has also lie rn a big plus for
Ihe L io ns w ith placeklcker Eric D u llm e y rr
c o in in g through on several occasions slung
w ith p u n ie r Karl C alm
T itu s v ille has also had a w ell-balanced
season The T errie rs are led on ollense by
D exler Derse w ho has ru n lor over 1.300 yards
and 10 touchdow ns The most versatile player
on Ihe otlrn se is ru n n in g hack Lainar C am pbell
w ho ' as over 700 yards rushing w ith six ID s
and 2 9 0 yards re ce ivin g w ith four TDs
c .em ptwii h a also ru n a puul 70 y»rds lor a
to uch do w n and returned a kicko ff OH yard* lor
another TD
U u a rte rh a tk Mark Lalilanc. a transfer f.n e i
T 'tu s v llle A stronaut, has hren a key player lor
| | i Terriers as II en-ble d Cam pbell to move
trorr. Ull to ru n n in g law k LaBlane Iwv p«*ned
lor nearly 800 yards w ith five touchdow ns
T he llnebac kers are the strength of the
T itu s v ille delrnse and Ihe Terriers have t l u r r
good ones in C hris G riffin C hris W hile and
B illy Day Senior D errick M ills leads Ihe
line m e n as lie had 13 sacks this season
The T itusville k ic k in g game is also solid c*
See L io n s . Pag* 3B
Boone
rocks
Rams
Phils turn attention to Schmidt
PH ILAD ELPH IA - The Philadelphia Phillies.
rned In Ih r tr contract oiler to free agent
rtston Scott Fletcher, next tu rn th e ir a lien
lio n In re sig n in g star slugger M ik r S chm idt
s
. Decembc|jt_3ij l9 j& 8
Lions make tracks to sectional
■y CHRIS F ltT iH
HOCKEY
,
’ N o le s
upend
Jones
■ y DKAN SMITH
Herald correspondent
W INTER I'A K K - Tlie fig h tin g
Seminoies of Sem inole High School,
w ith B rn is rd Kaddv .scoring 19
points. In tin r r g b a ck Irurn U'odnesday night's loss to Oak Midge
w ith a 7.V70 vtrUccy over the 1Ig trs
of Jones High School to advance to
Ihe fifth place gam e ot lire Notary
T lp-O fl Classic at W tn tr r I'ark H igh
School
The fifth place gam e Is sc brduled
for Saturday at 5 3 0 p m w ith tire
Seminoies taking o n the winner of
F r id a y n lg h l's g a m e b e tw e e n
D a y fo n a Beach Seabreeze a nd
T itu s v ille Astronaut
T his was a good w in.” said
S em inole roach G reg Hotrlnson
' Jones has a good tra m , and alter
p la yin g against the NBA (Oak Midget
last night and g e ttin g ahrllshcx ked I
th ou gh t we played w e ll Wr needed
th is "
The game got o il to a good start
lor S rttiln o lr w hen center Robert
Moore tapped the o |irn ln g loss to
Kasalcty who led Von Eric Small lor a
la y u p Small was fouled on Ih r play
and converted Ih r tree throw to give
Semtncde a 3 0 Iru d alter only lou r
sre-ond* ol play. T he tram s traded
Duckets and tu rn o v e rs the rest of
live prrtnd w ith S em inle holding an
18-17 Irad llo lh tr a in s w eir a little
sloppy as Seminole lu r tir d Ih r (call
ewer nine tim es and Jones len
S m a ll had live (cntitls and Earl
W illia m s lour In lead Seminole.
T v in n r Perry had Itv r and Eddie
Coleman lour In Ira d I h r Tigers
See Sem inole. Page 4B
■ y C H H IS F IS T IN
Harold sports editor
LA K E MANY - A n y team would
he ttappv to ter scoring 71 p o in t* a
game Of course. If vou d o n 't ptav
tlr fr n s r yicu'rr going to get your
clot k t leaned anyway.
O rlando Ik s in r. a ira in know n tor
Its deliberate style In th r (cast. Itsck
advantage tef a siia k y l-a kr Mary
(errs* defense aiut ran the last break
welt a ll n ig ht as the Braves tclazed to
an 82-71 victory over the Hams in
the ser sun oprner lo r tcotfi tra m *
Tfrursdav treficrr .181 fans at l-a kr
M aty H igh
’ l-a k r Mary has a good tcallcluh
hvit th e ir (cress delrnse was lin t
w o rkin g for tn r in ." IVsme coach
Wayne Hickman salil "W e were
able to gel a num ber of h rra k a w .iv *
nfl Ihe p rrs * and that enabled os lo
p u ll aw ay III th r set m id hall
The Maine r an i git solely o il Ih r
Hams' rle frnsr. iio w r v r i A lot of th r
credit lo r Bonne » triu m p h ha* to go
to BctiMtional sophomore Iven
Lake M ary* Bernard M itchell drives inside Boono's B G Wosterlield lo r tw o
o l h it 21 points Thursday night Mitchell s e ffo rt was overshadowed by
Boone's Ivon Jones, w ho poured In 31 points In Ihe Braves 8271 victory
J o u rs The 8.1 lorw atd was a thorn
In the Mams' side a ll night as tie
poured In 31 |M>tnts and grabbed I <*
rebounds
He's a very lurid w orkei anil ha*
a gored a ttitude Inr th r g am e."
Mil km an said of Jones "H e 's d rh
n ltrly going to ta- a good one
D tfitilr Jackson added 14 (stints
for t fir Brave* while C harlie Bouton
and D irry Holt ticssed in 12 aplere
For the Hams Bernard M itchell
hail a solid game w It tv 27 |m liil» and
nine rebounds and Mike M eithte
See Boone. Page 4 It
’Canes plan to
pressure BYU
U n ite d F r a n In te rn a tio n a l
M IAM I - The M ia m i llu rrira n e a pla n to
th w a rt the h ig h-pow ered B righam Young
o ffe n s e by tu rn in g u p the heat on Cougar
qnurtertcack Sean Covey.
S e c o n d -ra n k e d M ia m i, U l , w ill m eet
Brigham Young. 8-3. In Ih r Orange Bowl
S aturday night In u m atrhup of the tw o
p ir t n lr r aerial a lta rk s In Ih r country.
Bui Ih r Hurricane defenders (relieve the ItYU
ollense t an tie nlop|>ed try p irv u irln g Covey, n
ju n io r who has r o m p lr lr d 107 o f 302 passe*
fo r 2.548 yards. 13 lou rltd o w n s and eight
Interceptions.
“ T ile whole defense Is playing real grant
n o w ," said M iam i freshman safely Charles
Phartns "The defensive line Is p la y in g real
g(rod and I th ink th e y 'll help us out try p u ttin g
a lot of pressure m i th e ir quarterback.
"From what I'v e seen on film, he (Coveyl
doesn't like pressure, lie seems to fold up
under pressure."
Phurm * went o n to add that lie w ou ld like ter
see Miami hold th e Cougats to under 200
yards passing and u n d e r 10 points.
Soccer season kicks off
Oviodo's Tim Waisanen (No 4( pushes forward
while Sem inole's N ick Kanlaya m ovos In to
defend during action In Thursday's soasonopening m atch at Seminole High Tho Lions,
d is tric t champions a yoar ago. camo away with a
2 0 victory. For details o! the match, see Page
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IN G l.K W O O I). C a lif. Kareem A b d u lJa h b a r u f the I-os Angeles Laker* d id not
practice Thursday and I s not expected to play
F riday n ig h t against the Utah Jazz.
A bdul-Jabbur suffered a bruised right knee
In a collision w ith (eam m ale A C . Green
M onday n ig ht at Philadelphia. The center
experienced sw elling and was unable to play
W ednesday night In a 1 10-106 victo ry over th r
Seattle SuperSonics
Abdul-Jahbar. 41. w ill visit tra m doctor
Hobert K rrla n Friday to determ ine when he
ra n resum e workouts.
" W r finished out in style, because w r were
embarrassed to let a 22 point lead g o ." said
H ornets guard K o brrt Retd, w ho had 16 points
C h a rkH ir scored the first 10 points of the
second h a lf to take a 69-46 lead w ith 9 30 left In
the th ird q u a rirr Hut H a rk iry and Ron Anderson,
w ho had 30 paints, letl the 76ers on a 99 I
scoring spree the rem ainder o f Ihe period to pull
w ith in H l-7 9
Philadelphia surged ahead 104-96 w ith 3 33 left
tn ihe game, but Chapman, w ho finished w ith IU
( M i n t s , srm ed
tw n straight Jumpers to pull
C ha rlo tte w tth ln 10 4 -103 w ith 2 33 rem aining
T rlp u c k a gave the llo r n r .* the lead for good on
a three-point play w ith 1 29 left
Ml< lia r) Holton had I I op Iu * t a r r r r htgh 13
asBiBtB In th r llrs t quarter to Iw-lp the H o rn ri*
l-'v e a 33 23 lead at *be erv* of the period
C harlotte extended Ita m argin to 21 v im , RoOrtt
Retd's la yu p made ihe w ore 53-32 w ith 6 1 1 k it
u n til h alftim e C harlotte led 59-46 al the half
T h e C le v e la n d C a v a lie r s '
league-leading d rfrn se was good
enough T hu rsda y night to let
th em get aw ay w ith a cold
•ho otin g perform ance
Ron Harper scored 2M (M ints
am i Urad D augherty sank 2 free
th ro w * w ith P vr second* left,
leading C leveland to a 09-96
v ic to ry o v e r t h r M ilw a u k e e
Hocks
The Cavaliers made o nly 33 o f
H4 shots (39 p e n -m il from the
Held but held Milwaukee to 43
second halt points — in c lu d in g
13 In the th ird quarter — to
!m |rro vr to 9-3 Cleveland came
Into the game ra n k rd first In trie
NHA defensively, allow ing o n ly
96 4 ( M in t* (trr game
" I thought our d elrjise was
e xcellen t d o w n th r » tr r t r h . "
Cleveland C om b Lenny W ilk in s
said "W e made some really big
p la y *a n d w r h it the big shots "
T h r H ock* were plagued by 7
fo u rth -q u a rte r tu rn o v e rs , i n
c lud ing 2 in the final I 44 that
Cleveland converted (or 5 ( M i m s
"W 'r made loo m any m ental
m is ta k e s a l the etui o f th e
g am e,** M ilw a u k e e 's K ic k y
Pterce said "W e dropped the
I m II nil o ut foot and Ih rrw th r
ball m il of la to n d * and It w a* just
one of those th in g s ."
Harper was fouled w hile d r iv
ing and *a n k 2 free th ro w * w ith
13 seconds led to g iv r Cleveland
a 9 7 -9 4 le a d
M ilw a u k e e 's
Sidney M oncrief then missed a
d riv in g shot iH-forr D augherty
hit both free throw s to p ut the
game out o f reach
"W e w r r r n I h ittin g o u r out
aide shots m the th ird and fo u rth
q iia rte rs ." Harper said " W r had
to go to the hole If w r ra n get
Into the paint, w r ra n tr y to
m a k r some th ing happen and w r
did *
Price sank a 3 p o in t baskrt
w ith 29 seconds lell to give the
C avaliers a 9 3 9 0 lead
"T h e re 's no point In ta k in g a
20-rooler If you ra n ta ke a
23-footer." M ilw aukee Coach Del
H arris said "P rice is the k in d id
guy w ho Is going to take a layu p
or a 13 looter but he's not going
to ta k r n uric th in g longer unless
It's a 3-potnlet
Jack S lktna h it 2 free th ro w s
for ihe Bucks, hut l*rlcc made 2
free th ro w s to give C leveland a
95 92 lead w ith 18 seconds
r e m a in in g
J a y H u m p h r ie s
followed w ith a Jo foot tiaseline
Jumper to p u ll M lls a u k c r w ith in
95 94
T he v ic to r y s n a p p e d an
rig h t game losing streak lo r th r
Cavaliers In Milwaukee dating In
Dec 13. I9H5
" T o I k - su ccessfu l In this
IC e nira ll d iv isio n you have to
w in g a m r* on the naid b e ra u v
the tra m * tu r extrem ely lough
D augheriy said "W e re pleased
w ith the way th in g * a rr going "
Slkm a scored 22 points, and
T e rry C u m m in g s and Pierce
a d u rii 20 r a th for M lla a u k rr
6 fi D augherty finished w ith 22
points
Nuggets 133. Kings X26 (O T)
A l S a ri am ent ti. C alll . Alex
English stored 34 (m int* and
D e n v 't pulled away In Ihe rio *
lug m om enta of overtim e W a llrr
D a v is sd de d 2b (M in ts and
Lafayette Lever 23 as Denver
earned Its th ird straight victory
n u tsra rin g Sacramento 15 8 In
o v e r t im e
S a c r a m e n to led
117-112 w ith 14 seconds left In
regulation
Hawks 127. Ballets 1 IS
At A tlanta Dom inique W ilk in *
scored 36 (M in t* and Moses
Malone added 23 to lead the
Hawks A tla nta im proved to 6 0
at home and remained one ol
tw o teams in the NUA w ith an
unblem ished home m ark 1 hr
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up w ith th r t r (lnit-ever w in n in g ttr r a k .
K r lly T rtpu cka scored a la y u p o ff nn Inbounds
play w ith lo u r seconds left and Charles Ita rkle y
wus w h is tle d fo r chargin g as tim e e xp ire d
T hursday n ig h t, giving the H ornets a 109-107
victory.
It was the second consecutive w in for C lia rlo tte .
w h k h defeated M iam i on Tuesday night.
It upiieared as if Harkley. w ho had a game high
.11 (M inis, w ou ld have a chance to w in the game
at the free-throw line, tla rk lr y drove the lane fnr
an apparent game tying layup os tim e expired,
c o llid in g w ith three Hornets along the way Hut
H a rk in ' was ra ile d fnr c h argin g and the basket
was waved off
"T h a t was a bad c a ll." H a rk iry said "Y ou know
It and I kn ow It You don't make a ca ll like th a t. If
you do. you d e fin ite ly don't call a charge."
C harlotte coach Dk'k H arter disagreed
"W e played Ihe m iddle lo u g h and earned the
c a ll." H arter said "W hen you hold your g ro u n d
In Ihe m iddle against a 370-pound drive, you
have to get Ihe call to make It a good game "
The H ornets led by us m any as 23 points at one
singe o f th e gam e, b u t sq ua nd ered l l a t
I’hlla de lp h Li took a six-point lead w ith fust over
Ih n v m in utes rem aining. H owever, the H ornets
got big plays dow n the s trrlc h from T rlp ucka and
rookie R rx Chapm an to win
" l i take* big play* to w in and th a t’s w hat w r
d id ." T rlp u c k a said. "W e played hard the whole
game and deserved to w in We've had some
fo u rth q u a rte r blues, but we've l-a m rd how to
w in the close games n ow ."
Ih e w in was C ha rlo tte 's firs t a ^ a u .;• an
Eastern Conference tra m The H ornets' previous
w in * have come against San Antonio, the Loa
Angeles C lip p e r* and Miami
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Thursday n ig h t at th r M iam i
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Forward Don Macl-ean paced
th e H ru tn s w ith 19 p o in ts
A ll-A m e ric a n Jerom e "P o o h "
Richardson scored 18 (Mints
Mark Richardson s ro rrd 16 to
lead the H urricanes as Dennis
B u rn* follow ed w ith 17
M ia m i's s ta rlin g bat k c u u rt
scored o nly six points, compared
w ith Ihe B ru in 's lau kite Id s 25
point c o n trib u tio n
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8-0 lead b efo rr H um s sank the
first (M ints for the H urricanes at
16:17 In to the first h alf F lv r
m in u te * later, the H rulns led
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UCLA w ent to the dressing
room at h a lltlin e w ith a 52-31
Elliott tops list
of money winners
Three NASCAR W inston C up
drivers finished the 1988 season
w ith w inn in gs In excess o f 81
m illio n , as fin al figures for the
year were released w hich In
c lu d e d p o st-se a so n a w a rd s .
W in s to n C u p c h a m p io n H ill
E lliott com pleted the year w ith
w inn in gs o f *1,554.639. m a rk
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surpassed Ihe 81 m illion m ark in
a single M-ason W inston Cup
rn n n rn ip Rusty Wallace of St,
L o u is . M o., was second tn
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81.4 11.567, the flrsl tim e he has
won 81 m illio n In a year T h ird
(place Dale Earnhardt of K an
napolis. N.C., won 81.214.089.
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1 1tit A n n u a l Florida C racker
200 Late M od rl C ham pionship
S u n d a y at New S m y r n a
Speedway. "W e were very lu cky
to d a y .'* s ta te d P o rte r w h o
became the o n ly driver to repeat
as the C ra cke r 200 w in n e r,
having w on the event in 1983.
lead.
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trouble Burns n n tm iH ie d two
fouls In th r lust live m in u te * and
Eric Brow n had three by the
half
The H urricanes started the
second h a lf by s to rin g nine of
the first 11 (M int* However, a
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Mitchell, Camino selected runners of year
Lym an le a d s b o y s s q u ad
• V MARK BLYTHC
Herald sporis w riter
It wan n U in iir r season lor
Seminole C ounty boys rm aa
c o u n t r y u * t h r e e te a m s
lln a lh rd In the lo |i erven along
w ith ttie In d ivid u a l cham pion
arid n in n e r co m ing fnrrn ■h it
county.
Lym an finished erennd to
powerful U r n In the (twee 4A
etate fin a l* Lym un dom inated
the area w ith lie tw o front
ru tm in t. Teddy M lirh e ll and
Nick H adkrw lch. w ho placed
flrel and ercond at the etate
meet.
M itc h e ll, w h o w e n t u n drfealed In hie ju n io r year for
the G rryh o u n d *. Is the San
ford Herald e ru n n e r o f the
year M itchell tu rn ed In the
e la le'e beet tim e o f 14;3fl
d urtiiK a mUteeoson rare ai
L y m a n H igh Scnool b rfo rr
running a 14 5 fi at ihe stale
in e rt lo record Ihe la e lrsl lim e
o f I h r day Ih r r r
Kadkevrtrh. a eenlor. was
e tp ia lly Impreestve as o nly a
I la n d fill id run ne rs were aide
In overcome h im . and that was
In the early part of the Brecon
H adkrw ti h ra in c nn d u rin g
the big meets It, help Lym an
w lrt .he S e m in ole A th le tic
Conference. Ihe Costal Hun
and the D istrict and Regional
T itle s
Sem inole's Jason Kaiser was
M iiothrr n in n e r lh a l came on
stron g la ir
Kaiser fin ish ed
first in the rrg lo n a l meet w ith
a personal b rs l tlm r of I ft ‘24
Kaiser then finished 12th In
Ihe Class 3A slate meet
Lake H ow ell's Kavari Howell
tu rn ed In a b rillia n t p rrfo r
m an er In his last I wo ra rrs to
earn a spot on the first tra m os
he p la rr d fo urth In th r r r
glonal tu n b rfo rr ta k in g 13th
at the slate meet and led his
tra m lo a seventh place finish
in the meet. Howell, a senior,
tu rn e d In a season best lim e ol
I f t : 3(1 a t O v ie d o d u r in g
mldseasnn
Lake B rantley ju n io r Darin
T ugm an was probably one ol
the m ost consistent run ne rs of
Ihe year as fie was constantly
In Ihe to p tr n o f e v rry race
Tugm an finished 17th at Ihe
state n ir r t and ted the Cat riots
lo a * lx ih place fin ish In Ihe
m ee t.
Kevin I ’a d g tll. Lym a r.'s ta l
ented sophomore w orked i i c '
d u rin g t n r n il season and
came tu c k to tie one of Ihe
a rra 's lo p run m is Cadged
tu rn ed In a strong m ldsrason
L ake B ra n tle y p aces girls
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finish serond.
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Inghart rnuncted out the first
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helped pace the Silvt Heir's
lo a seventh p la t e llnlsh ill tlit
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By MARK BLYTHE
Herald sports writer
Sem inole C ou nty g irls cross
c o u n try was in the spotlight a ll
season long w ith three learns
being ra n k rd in th r lop ir n a ll
season long
Lake B ra ntle y was th r o n ly
team lo reach th r s la lr finals.
Ihough. as L a k r Mary and
Lake H ow ell were h u rl hy
inju rie s lo key runners d u rin g
Ihe later stages o f th r season
Heather C am ino. a senior at
la k e B rantley, p ul together a
string o f four eonseeutlvr In d i
v id u a l v ic to rie s and placed
12th at the state meet to aid
her team to a th ird place lln ls h
to b e c o m e t h e S a n f o r d
H erald * Irrn a le n in n e r o f ihe
year. The la d y Patriots w e rr
ju s t tw o points shy of a state
title and Med fo r serond w ith
ih-* derision going down lo the
tlv ltd r u n n e r a nd h a r k in g
them to th ird
Lake M a ry 's M eisha Abbasinr)ad. u senior, was next
as s L r finished Iftlh in th r
state meet am t p ul together a
strong second h a ll seasir; lo
lead the la d y Rains over the
last tw o m o n th ’s of th r yrar
B rantley sophom ore Joyce
Tullls. w ho ran w ith C am ino
foe m u ' o f Ihe vear. was next
Am, 0 .n*«4* L*a* Bran.**, u V s m w a
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at th r D istrict and Regional
meets b rfo rr co m ing up w ith
an In ju ry m the state meet
L a k r H o w e ll placed D a vid
Bureon and Brandon Lower)
lh .il as they played m ajor roles
In Ihe Silver H aw ks efforts th is
s e a s o n , l.v tn a n • V-t
Marshall and Jam es t Uiw also
made the second team as they
iM itli ta m e u p w ith s o lid
season's for Ihe G reyhounds
l- ik r M at/ sophomore sensa
tion Dob Robertson also matte
th r squad w lrb Lake
M 'rtiitley's A n dy O g i.v h .. who
turned In a strong lair season
for the Patriots rounding out
•tu lop run ne rs in f n ln o lr
C ounty
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS L ik e a n u n s to p p a b le lo r c r .
Lym a n s polished ig trn s r swept
in to la k e B rantley's Tom S lu rry
Field and met an Im m ovablr
o b je c t in the P air m is h ard
w orking d rfrn s r T h r ir s u ll a
l-l tie
Predictably th r l i r was view rd
In a a t l f r r r n l lig h t hy t h r
opposing cuor h rs
l m very, v rrp pleased/* said
Patriot roach J u n Brody, w ltoer
lm m was ■ d e fln llr under ting
going Into I h r season-Of irn ln g
m atch lor bulh trams " | d id n 't
know if w r wen
ready lu start
With lid s male it
"T h is should give our young
jg a y rrs a kit o f confidence And
everybody contributed."
R a y S a n d ld g r . c o a c h o f
L y m a n '* G r ry h o u n d * d id n 't
share B rody‘a rn lb u s la s m
"W e p robably sh o u ld have
won th is g a m e /’ be said "But
th a t's soccer "
The ro n trs t was l i i t r t r s l i u g
i la s h of stvlrs and s k ill levels,
the only ro m tn u n denom inator
was th r work rate, w hich was
very high on both sides Lym an
would do » nice of b u ild in g and
creating on offense, o nly lo h r
th w .u trd hy lo ik r D ra n tlry 's
ro u g h (Mil effective defense
" T h a i’s Ite m our style ol play
since I've b rrn h e r r." said San
d ld g r of ihe G reyhounds’ ef
la k e M ary J u n io r Allison
Snell, who was sidelined with
a stress Ir a r tu r r at mldsrason.
was next on the list. When
Snell was h e a lth y she was
always In th r to p five and was
the county leader In every rare
u n til her In ju ry la k e Marv
was ranked s ix th In state
before Snell w ent o u t.
la k r Howell placed another
Irrshm an on the firs t tr im In
Natalie N ew berry. Newberry
ra in r up w ith a late season
surge when Ih e la d y Sliver
H a w ls i. -J» -* j»er m n sl.
Newberry m in e d in her best
performance at the Regional
meel and ran a season best
lin in g 12 47.
O v ie d o o u tla s ts
S e m in o le , 2-0
L ym an , B ra n tle y
fig h t to 1-1 tie
By TONY DeSORMIER
Herald sports wnter
Camino drop|>ed o ff Just a hit
at the end o f th e season but
was still a m a jo r part in Ihe
la d y Cal rio ts s ix titles this
season B ra ntle y w on the Ills
lru t and R egional titles along
w ith four reg u la r season lltl"s
L a k r H o w e ll's fa n ta s tic
freshm an M o n ic a Compton
was next as she p u l together a
brillia nt season fo r the la d y
S l i v e r H a w k s . C o m p to n
finished In the to p ten In every
meet In h r r f i r s t year o f
running and ra n lie one of th r
first lo ever ru n In the suc
cessful Lake H o w e ll program
■y MARK BLVTHI
(re live and r n lr r la in in g o flrn e r
" I b rlle v r in strong jiosenvaion ol
the I m II and leave as t i l l l r lo luck
as |x>**iblr '*
E ve ntua lly, m ayb r the Cat Hots
w ill h r as skilled as a tra m The
In d iv id u a l s k ills seem lo be
there. but because eg the overall
y o u th o f t h is y e a r 's t.a k r
B rantley tra m , th e rr's a lack of
co b e s iv rn r**. So Brody has hts
learn w o rkin g bard, especially
on defense
" I 'm very strong on defense to
begin w ith .*' »ald Brody. "W e
have lu start Iruni th e tr."
Against Lym an on Thursday
nig ht. II w orked very w ell The
G reyhounds carried m ast ig Ihe
jila y. ( H i lli n g together several
ru n s o f nice touches But when It
counted m ost, around the net, take Brantley's s«an Jonas slides In to taka a bail away from a
L a k r B ra n tle y ’s defense con Lyman player in Thursday's season-opening action el Lake Brantley
founded Lym an
High The P atriots' hard working detense did a good job on the
*'They played good, solid de
talented Lyman offense as Ihe teems b ellie d lo a l - t tie In e
fense.” said Sandldgr "T h ey Seminole A th le tic Conference mat :h
m a d e a lo t o f good .p la y s ,
W a ld e n . L y m a n s A ll S la te
especially around tlie lo p eg ihe that They scored a great goal,
goalie, al 2 ft 2ft
but we were able lo tom e back
penalty b o x ,"
W ith 7 3H gone In Ihe llrs l and score a goal
" W r h a d s o m e m l s c o rn "A fte r th a t, il was a 50-50
ball. Ihe G try h o u n d s look Ihe
munlc a llo t! on defense.'* said
game."
one and o n ly lead of the game
Sandldgr ‘ K elly was In position
L ake B r a n tle y 's goal w as
B ernard Harden, Lym a n's slar
to r n u k r th e save before It
m td lle ld c r , p la ye d a jre rfe cl created by tw iinr poor play by
bounced o ff a (g a y e r He w as s till
th ro u g h hall lo E rik L rib e n on a Lym an In fro n t o f its goal After
a b lr In get a h a n d In II. b u t h r
ru n dow n the rig id side A quick iw o G r e y h o u n d d e fe n d e rs
c o u ld n 't keep It n u t . "
(Mike and L rlb r n got the thill jwtst riiis ro m m u ttlra trd on a play. the
Both tra m s re tu rn to action on
Patriot k rrjie r K irk K 'a ltrr In Ivall was knocked around In Iron)
Saturday. L ym a n ojrenlng its
eg the Lym an net A rtils k irk nn
side the left fiosi
home schedule w ith a m atch
a clear a ilr tttjit went right to
"W e staried o ff kind of rat
a g a in s t O v ie d o w h ile L a k e
tie d ." said Brody "T h e y w err Crlneet Shantra. w ho rlrocheled
BranlSry busts D r P hillips
xM jijjosrd to |iuI as away and all il o il another jd a y c r past K elly
Harold a p o d t writer
SANFORD - Je fl Derose jmw
ered in tw o goals lo | r j d the
Oviedo Lions to a lough 2 0
victo ry over a m uch im proved
Sem inole High squad T hursday
n ig h t b r f o r r 10 1 fa n s a t
S em lnolr H igh School
Oviedo im proved to 1-0 w ith
Ihe v ic to ry and w ill re tu rn to
action against Lym an th is S a t
urday Sem inole fell lo 0-1 and
w ill play L a k r Marv on T urariav
“ It was a s tra n g r g a m e ."
Oviedo coach Dave J rk a n o s k i
said "T h e y (S c in ln o lrl w ere
doing some different th ing s on
defense, w hich he had to try .
and took us o ut ol our rh y th m I
give Sem inole a lot o f cred it,
they played a real tough g am e."
Oviedo, w ho has dom inated
the T rtb r lo r the past three
season*, looked as th ough it
w ould rip th em again as Derose
d rille d a 2 5 -y a rd sh ot n in e
m in u te s in to the game
S e m ln olr th en shutdow n the
Lions offense fo r th r rem ainder
o f the hall and put together a
couple o f sco rin g ru n s T h r
T rltrrs best scoring chance In I tic
opening trail i a n ir when G ro rd lc
Davidson took a C huk Roll pass
on the rig ht w ing and d rlb h lrd
past tw o defenders Davidson
th ro unloaded a long shot lh a l
s a 'lrd wide o f the goal
“ That was tire best t'v r seen a
S em lnolr Ira n i (gay since I ’ve
h e rn t h r c o a c h . " Sem inole
mentor Carlos M rrltn o said "We
did some d iffe re n t tilings on
defense and we were able to
mess them u p a little W r had
ih rm on Ihe ropes for awhile,
once ih ry got th a t second goal,
ihough, th e y p ic k e d up the
m om entum ."
The (ram s b a ttle d It out the
entire half w ith Oviedo gelling
several scoring opporlunities In
the final m in u te s n f the first 40
m ln u trs o f p la y. Derek Bates and
Rob Mills b o th came up w ith
scoring c h a n c -s w ith Bates,
playing sweeper. rtp(gng a pair
of shots that Just went over the
Seminole m l. M ills , the middle
s trlk rr. was consistently getting
open in the m id d le but was
Im straied b y th e pesky Semlnolr
defense
"1 th in k th a t's the hardest I've
had a tra m p la y and I’m really
proud of th e ir efTorts." M rrtlno
said. "M ost o f th e tim e when we
play Oviedo its over in just a
couple m in u te s , we were in the
game most o f th e night t th in k
we gained some confidence w ith
tonight s g a m e ."
M rrlln o p raised th r play o f
Davidson and (fo il along w iih
* !ri!;, r t'o llln F o rd c a rd keeper
Sean S u nd va ll. Sundvall came
up w ith save a fte r save and was
a big reason th e game stayed
close. M rrlin o a lso sited the play
o f m idfielders J im m y Reynoled
and Javier Falcon who played u
m ajor part In Che tric k defense.
Lake Howell blanks DeLand
DKt.AND — Lake (Jowetl used
a strong learn jte rfn ritia m r and
scored Ih rre gnat* in Ih*- second
h a lt to u jt r n d th e D e l.a n d
Bulldogs 4-0, T hursday night in
Sem inole A th le tic Conference
action al Spec Me tin Stadium
Rlad Said! o|M ned the scoring
w ith a 10-yard slug o il u Ron
Je nkins assist llv r m in utes In in
the game to give the Silver
Hawks tlie lead lo r good. L a k r
Howell returns tu action S a tu r
day lu lls home opener against
Deltona. J u n io r va rsity action
begins al 12 noon w ith the
va rsity m atch at 2
C hris Davis opened the second
half w ith a goal o ff an assist from
Kevin K u tlrrly w ith 33 m inutes
left to (gay C hris D ruhlan was
then served it ball by Kavan
H ow ell and put It In the cage to
Up the lead lo 3-0. Jenkins
dosed out ih r scoring on a goal
o ff a T e rry M iller «ssist
Its first big test of the season
Tuesday M i l plays at Lyman.
" D e L a n d has a b u n c h of
scrappy kid s arid It s always
lough to play over th e re ." Lake
H ow ell roa ch H ill Stevens said
“ I ’ m h a p p y w i t h th e w in
though, and am real pleased
w ith o u r e ffo rt."
C o n tin u e d fr o m IB
The H aw ks also got u strong
defensive effort led by Jason
T rrfo n a s and Greg Davis
A lte r lls m eeting w ith Deltona
on S aturday. Lake Howell g n s
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" I ’m expecting a very tough,
hard In u g h l g a m e ." W rrn c k r
said "O viedo has a very talented
team and I'm sure ih r v '11 have a
lot of people Ih rre . W e'll have to
control Ih r trail on ofiensc and
May m e n ta lly in the game at a ll
tim es."
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Raiders hope to
keep up momentum
Praw staff reports
SANFORD - The Seminole
C o m m u n it y C o lle g e m e n ’ s
b a s k e tb a ll learn, fre s h o il a
M id-Florida Conference w in over
d e fe n d in g c h a m p io n F lo rid a
C o m m u n ity College, looks to
keep the m om entum going F ri
day night when It h o s ti the
F a lc o n s o f F lo r id a C o lle g e
(Tampa) T he Raiders th en tra v
el to W in te r Haven Saturday
n ig h t to lake on the top-ranked
V ik in g s o f P olk C o m m u n ity
College. D o th .games are sched
uled to start at 7:30 p m
T h is w ill be the R aiders' sec
ond m eeting w ith b oth schools
as they ow n a 74-09 w in over
Florida College and dropped n
77-72 decision lo Polk.
In Sem inole’s v ic to ry over Ihe
F a lc o n s s o p h o m o re fo rw a rd
T erell Barnes led the way w llh
27 polm .'. Includ in g 16 In the
second half, and also grabbed a
team high 12 rebounds. Lym an
graduate Robert Thom as was
the o nly o the r Raider In double
figures w ith 1 1 points and added
five aaatsta. Point g ua rd W illia m
“ W im p y " Woods added nine
p o in ts and a team h ig h nine
aaalsts. Forw ard R ishard Brown
picked u p nine points a n d eight
assists w h ile Vincent Em erson
added e ig h t polma.
For th e Falcons it w as Rick
Barnes, no rrla 'J rn to Terell
le a d in g the sco ring w ith 23
points, also In double figures
were fo rw a rd s Shawn B yers and
Ken W ashington w u h 12 points
e a c h . G u a rd W a y n e B a x le y
grabbed a game h ig h 15 re
b ounds. Also on th e F lorida
College m ater Is form er
p layer Ed M iller.
In S a tu rd ay n ig h t’s gam e the
R aider s w ill be ta k in g on the
team th a t was voted n u m b e r one
in the state In the m nat recent
F lorida Coaches poll In th e low**
to the S'lklngs Barnes a g a in was
Ih e le a d in g s c o re r a n d rebou nd er w ith 18 points a nd nine
rebounds. Also In double figures
was T ho m as w ith 14 and Woods
and B ro w n w ith 12 each
For th e tree ta ll V ik in g s O r
lando Evans graduate Reggie
S hields led the starring parade
w ith 2 1 . Also In d ou b le s was
P’f l " Lorenzo W illiam s w llh 16.
6 '7 " L a rry P a irtr1! w l'h 12-
Lake Howell rips
Grenadiers, 61-43
By CH U CK BUR0SSS
Herald correspondent
SCC’s Robert Thomas drives on
Wednesday's action The Raiders return lo
el home vs Florida College.
Skipper In
court tonight el 7 30
Lady Lions slip past Edgewater, 61-59
From staff reports
Oviedo H igh sophomore Betsy H ughes
tu rn ed In s superb a ll-arou nd perform ance
T hursday n ig h t as she tossed In 12 points,
grabbed 11 rebounds, made five steals and
dished out fo ur assists in Ihe Lady L io n s '
61-59 v icto ry over O rlando Edgewater'a
Lady Eagles
The Lady Lions ran th e ir record to 2-0 on
the season w hile Edgewater slipped to 1-3.
w hich Is r c ‘d rie d the favorite *n D u n n
4A-9 th is sr .►n Lake Mary dropped to 1-3
The Lady K * m * open pta* n Hie Sem inole
A th le tic C onference To 'sday at hom e
against D rLand
Austell, iwte of rite top players in Ihe area
thla year, poured In JO points to tra d
M ainland w hile Mackeroy hit 16 A m y
K u varh had a good n ig ht tor Lake M ary w ith
18 points w hile W tk-alha H artsflekl added
nine and T ars Jackson and A n ita M itche ll
co ntribu te d seven apiece
Bridget J e n e re lle led ih r r t Oviedo players
in double fig ures w ith a game high 17
points w h ile S r J in n r Hughes added 13
points and fiv e blocked shots Candy Clary
ro n trtb u te d six points for the Lady Lions
.Joey Paugh led Edgewater w u h 10 potnia.
M A IN L A N D RIP S RAMS
Kristi A u s te ll and Srgena M ackeroy com
bined for 4 6 p o in ts as M ainland's Lady Hues
rolled lo a 6 7 -5 0 victory over Lake M ary’s
Lady Kama T hu rsda y at Daytona Beach
It was th e season opener fo r Mainland
Daunic, W ildcats
outgun Seabreeze
tergard and Andre R ing kvlst.
w ho fin ish e d w ith a to ta l o f 21
Herald correspondent
p oints, scored 11 points between
W IN T E R P A R K S e n io r them In th e fo urth period
C la y H a ir. Just n in e days
guard W illy Daunic allowed why
V a n d e rb ilt U n iv e rs ity signed rem oved from q u a rte rb a c k in g
h im early, scoring 24 points and the tool I tail team, was credited
c o r r a l t n g e ig h t r e b o u n d s w ith seven rrbounds and three
T hursday n ig h t to propel W inter ass tits .
“ We never lust our lead and
P a rk p a s t D a y to n a B each
Seabreeze. 69-63. and in to tie boy In a l gives me co nfidence,”
n ig h t's sem ifinals of The ftp O il said W in te r Park Coach Kerry
Classic al W in te r Park High PatrU k "W e played w e ll under
pressure and came o u l o n lop.
School.
D a u n ic p o p p e d a p a ir ol and th a t's a ll you can ask for on
th re e -p o in te ra at th e gam e's a team lh a l ha* o n ly tw o re
o u ts e t, c o n n e c te d a c r u c ia l tu r n in g s ta rte r* (D a u n ic and
three-pointer m id w a y through Ruhtn)
“ They got us Into th e ir game
the last period and ca pp rd o il
the 'Cats season opener w ith two In Ihe second period a nd lh a l
f r e e t h r o w s l o s e a l I h e h u rl ua. And we panic ked a
couple o f lim e * when th ey pre
Sandcraba’ fate before 501 fans
Along Ihe way he dished out a ssed u s ."
dozen assist*, m any com ing at
Seabreeze, w ith Its o n ly re
c ritic a l tim es. And h is support
ta in e r K e lvin Hughe* s ittin g oul
Ing cast came up w llh enough th e se a s o n o p e n e r fo r d is
clu tc h plays to ensure victo ry
c ip lin a ry reasons, experienced
Danny R ubin, a 6-fo o i-6 senior J llir r s in the beginning lie fo rr
center, ripped dow n nine re- b o u n cin g b a rk In t h r second
b o u nd * and n a llrd 8 o f ! 3 field period beh in d sophomore Pepper
goals, scoring eight of h is 16 J o h n s o n a n d a t e n a c io u s
points In a first-period offensive miii-it#-,TU!< defense.
T ra ilin g 30-15 w ith 3 0 8 left In
th a t ended w llh the W ildcats
leading. 22-6. J u n io rs ' Dan Os the *econd period. Jo hn son went
By JIM RIC K IR I ACKER
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Hie (tail from Hair tw ice tn the
b a rk ro u ri lo ignite a 14-3 run
that left the Sandcraba tra ilin g .
33-29. al Iralfttm e
Johnson, w ho arored 13 of h i*
game h ig h 26 in Hie second
quarter. M arled the *rcon d half
w ith a field goal and added
another shot in traffic m in u te *
later lo narrow th r gap to 39-37
Daunic scored the next four
points and the Crab* could get
no closer th an four Ihe rrM of the
way
Jo h n so n 's free th ro w slke d
the d e ficit to 57-52 w ith 4:15
re m a in in g In the game, but
Daunk- followed w ith h i* final
th r e e - p o in te r to c u r ta il the
threat.
"W e 'v e got n o th in g lo be
ashamed of We dug ourselves in
to o d e e p o f a h o le . " * a ld
Seabreeze Coach Joe lig g o tr . J r
B y OAVIO CORCORAN
H #f*/d correspondent
P aniplin scored a tra m high 18
points, as well as [Hilling dow n
ORLANDO - U k r B ra ntle y »
PelrkH s began th e ir 1988 89
sraaon on a w in n in g note, de
feating Hie Dr P hillip s Panthers.
58-49. Thursday n tghi before
251 fans at the Panthers' gym
" I w a* pleased w ith g e ttin g the
w in to n ig h t, especially since
me M l o f the other school* In th r
c o u n ty I S r m t n o I r ) h a d th e
advange of p la ying In a pre
season Jam hrrre.” sakl P a trio t*'
head cim k I i Steve J in ker "B u t
w r M ill need In weak cm several
th in g * like being more phyM cai
cm drfrniM- and h an d lin g the
per** I t r llr r "
There w asn't m uch doubt cm
th r outcerme. a* the Patriots
have m uch m ore experience
than the Panther*, although the
*rra p p y Panthers did have th e ir
m om ent*. The real Mary of the
game teas Uckr Brantley '* t i l
rn le d frv n tc o u rt It'D o f center Bo
Pam pllu and fowards Jeff Engle
and Trey W hite The trio to ta lly
tn lln ild a trd th r Panthers
" A ll three played a strong
game t o n ig h t " a c c o rd in g to
Juc k rr "A n d th ry are expected
lo provide the leadership lew th r
tra m th t* season since a ll three
are se n io rs T h r y d e fin ite ly
showed Ihe leadership to n ig h t."
shot* vknile iim w i I in 14 p oints
and Engle arored seven as the
three team ed up lo d o m ln a tr lir e
p o in t *
m . iii h r it
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to n ig h t." said P a m pllu
Wr
were very physccal. and I lik e to
hang the hoard* and ptav a
power game tow ard* the Is ts k ri
We M aned the *ra*cm cm Hie
rig ht foot to nig ht, and we w ill
gel better a* Ihe season goes
along Plus w r have a gcaid
bench, and th a t* keep* a ll H irer
of u * fresh, especially to w a rd *
Hie fo rth q u a rte r."
W hile and Engle also re h o rd
what Patnlln M i d a* W h ltr fell
" w r play w r ll together a* a u n it
And that * because we've been
together Mnc e our lrr« h m a n y ra r
at B rantley We Just know wha*
the other tw o ra n do on the
court "
O ther P a triot* had solid e ffo rt*
w ith M alt Tunney scoring nine
p o in t* and Kevin Hlnshaw s ix
Dr P h illip * was led by T yrone
Taylor w ho screwed a team high
13 p o in t*
In J u n k * varsity a ction , the
Panthers won It by the score ol
71-41. w llh Sam Brown of Ihe
Panther* the game • high w orer
w ith 19 p o in t* and Brad Rigby <4
Lake Brantley leading lire tra m
w ith 12 p o in t*
The P a trio t* play th ru next
game to n ig h t at home against
Kissimmee Gateway at 8 p m .
w ith the J V game starling al
6 15pm
Lyman frosh
victorious
Saul l lr n ik sank tw o Irrt
throw s w ith rig h t *ecnnd* Irtt
In give the Lym an Greyhound*
a 52 51 v k to ry over lire Lake
Brantley P atriot* In freshmoti
haskrtha ll action Thursdav at
l-ukr Brantley
A ftrr H r in a * frre Ihrowx |iu l
t h r H o u n d * In the (ra il
Brantley had a one and o u r
situation w ith one sc e n d felt
but could not convert
J a s o n G o o d p a s lr r a n ti
Ik m n lr Hazier led the way (or
Lym an w ith 13 point* a p lr tr
Ih e G reyhound* rallied from a
28 17 halftim e deficit
Herbert Seymour trd Lake
Brantley w ith 15 point* and
J e ll Klelm an tc«**rd In 11
Boone
Seminole—
C o n tin u e d fr o m IB
"W e threw the ball away liar
m u c h ." said Robinson, one ctf
o u r objective* I* tn not th ro w the
trail away against pressure, but
we forced them Into sertnr turno vrrs d too."
Sem inole turned on Hie de
fensive pressure In Hre second
q u a rte r and nutscored Jones
22-12 and t a k r a 40-29 lead Inin
the iockcrooin Sem inole field
Ihe Ttgers lo 4 of 12 shooting in
th e p e rio d and forced eight
turnovers. Moore had six [m ints
to lead the Sem inole*
Sem inole continued to play
w ell In the th ird period as Eaddy
scored seven points and dished
o ff tw o assists. Bui rig h t p oint*
by Coleman kept Jones close
and Seminole led 62-49 entering
th e fo u rth quarter.
"W e hung In there and played
a very good second and th ird
q ua rte r " Said Robinson "B u t
w hen you are young you want to
gel Into the flow of the g um r amt
fo rg et about tra m p la y. W r
playcd very good defense in
spurts, but then w ould stand
around w atting for someone else
to do som ething at o th e r tim es
We huve a long way lo go hut we
arc g e llin g b e tte r."
Sem inole scored six p oint*, all
by Eaddy. In th r first m ln u tr ol
the fo u rth qua rte r to ta k r a
68-51 lead. But Jones refused in
q u it and started to m ount a
comeback. T ile Tigers out scored
the Seminole * 12 O o vcr the next
2:10 to close th r score to 68-63.
D errick Johnson scored rig h t ol
the twelve. But Sem inole came
back to life and held Jones
scoreless for th r next 3:03 and a
frre throw by Eaddy and basket*
The S liver Hawks tw ille d b a rk
l a i r In th e p e rio d w u h Ihe
scoring o f J o h n s n . w ho hen
rig h t o f h tr lv; p o f*** *•» the first
p *r,
w ..n the SI*
! tw k s
tra il,i 4 17-10. Johnau,, sank a
12 -footer at the buzzer lo fc**«ig
Ihe H aw ks to w ith in five
After the sluggish M an . the
Sliver H a w k * *la n e d to aaarrt
Ih e m w lv e * on the board* a*
Grave* and Thom as D em p* e a rh
controlled Ihe glass I m the rest
•4 the n ig h t D em p* ended the
night w ith eight rebounds and
four blocked shot*
Down 17-16. the Stiver H aw ks
Tye Eastham thought it was
tim e to p u t on a Utile three
I7
every move w ith four of lit* own
C om ing dow n the homestreti it
In th r fo u rth period the Silver
Hawks iim e again got a spark
am i Hexed •note nflenslve m u *
cle by o u t m urtug the hapies*
Grenadiers 22 13 lo seal their
first victo ry In as many trie *
In Hie ju n io r varsity game, it
w a * Ih e Lake H ow ell S tiver
H aw k* u rn r again d 'ic « tln g the
Grenadiers Fred Engle ami 1‘aul
T h o m p s o n co m b in e d for 36
p o in ts In Ih e K llv rr H aw k*
59 38 w tn
E r g lr led Ihe Hawk* a llat It
w ith 21 p o in t* amt Ttiomp*r>ii
added |5 In th r win
Brantley bom bs P h iiiip s
tr S s r i|H H i
l> *
CASSELBERRY - T he Lake
H ow ell S tive r Hawks used good
play In Ihe second and fo u rth
periods and overcame a lethargic
s ta rt lo b o m b th e C o lo n ia l
Grenadiers. 61-43. In boys' prep
b a s k e tb a ll a c tio n T h u r s d a y
n ig h t al Lake ll^ w e ll H igh in
front o f 401 fans
Leading ihe way for Ihe S liver
Hawks was Cortez Graves w ho
poured In 12 points and grabbed
10 rebounds Graves also had
three steals on Ihe n ig ht to pare
Ihe defense for Ihe H aw k* Steve
Johnson was the o n ly o th e r
Silver H aw k in double ngure*
w llh his 10 points
The G renadiers starred t lr k l
Ing the tw in e rig h t off the hat as
Rich Kotiopka h it his firs t tw o
s h o ts fo r a 4 -0 lea d L a k e
H ow ell's Joe S ru tero got the
S liver H a w k* on the hoard w ith
a Jumper and Johnson pulled
the Stiver Hawks to w ith in 5-4
lie fore a fast paced C olonial 94)
spurt.
jM ilnlrr show a* he sank two In a
row from the 3-polnt stripe for a
five point lead A fter the 3-polnt
fie ld goa l s p a rk , the S ilv e r
H aw k* never looked back. E v
e ryth ing w a* fa llin g lor Ih rm In
the laic going Ahead 28 23.
Joan Kohn dribbled around I wo
defenders and p ul up an 'In your
face* Ih r e e - p o ln ir r lh a l h ll
nothing but net a* the halftim e
buzzer sounded
The th ird jiertod sent both
tram s to llie lr h u d d lr* arrut
t hing th e ir head* as both tra m *
combined for 15 point* w ith
Lake H o w e ll n u ts c o rln g t h r
Grenadiers H-7. Grave* *rorer| l
o f h i* 12 p o in t* In the th ird
tp ia n rr. Inn C o lo n ia l * W rn d rl
Crawford, w lm had a game high
b y M o o re and L a t r y A lla n
pushed the lead back o u t to ten
at 73-63 w ith 1:47 let! a nd Hie
game w as over (or all In te n t* and
purpose*
For Hie game. In a d d itio n to
E a d d y . th e S e m in o le * a l*o
placed Moore. 13 points, and
S m a ll.. 12 p o in t*. In dou ble
fig u re sco ring Earl W illia m s
chipped In w ith nine. Eaddy led
In assists w ith five and aluo
grubbed six rebound*. S m a ll and
Moore led In rebound* w ith nine
each.
For J o n r * It was C olem an
leading Ihe way w ith a game
high 22 points Also In double
fig u re * was D errick J o h n s o n
w llh 14. Colonel R obbins led In
a s *t*t* w ith six and J o h n s o n led
In rrb o u n d s w ith len.
Coach Robinson su m m ed up
H ir game by saying. "W e got
real sloppy at the end. I wa*
disappointed w ith the w ay we
bundled Hie pressure u i Hie end
and the execution ol o u r delay
gum r. B u i when you are as
young us w r are It's good to get a
w in u n d e r our b elt* a g a in * a
Ira n i as rrs p e tie d as Jones "
JONES i n )
Continued from 111
pum ped in 17
p o in t* . L a k e M ary, th o u g h ,
hope* to get soinr production on
(h r inside from 6 5 center C hris
D uvld son III t h r fu tu re On
T hursday rilg til. Davidson did
not M o re am t had )u *t (Iv r
rebound*.
Despite a sloppy llrs t q ua rte r.
In w hich they ro m m ltle d 10
tu rn o ve r*. Boone w a * a b le to
take u 10-12 lead Jones tiro k r
U U a 10-10 H r w ith a three im ln l
[day. then h it u d riv in g bank
shot to m ake It 16-10 before
M itchell sank a jum per tn Hie
last few second* to put! the
H am * w ith in lour.
The Rams bullied b a rk lo lie It
ut 20-20 early in Hie second
quarter an a pair o l free th ro w s
by George " A ir " Gordon. M it
chell th en lipped In a missed
shot lo give l.a k r Mary t h r trad
Hoonr w ou ld regain the a dva n
tage, th'JUiilt. late tn Ihe qua rte r
and m nt on lo bike u 34-28
h a lftim e b a d .
T h r th u d quarter I* w hen Hie
B tiv c v n «dc ih c /r Ixu m ove.
J r iflts o r t iriie d Dm I i i ! v ith *
tlrre r-p It. shot and I f n i ?, layu p
oi' tlv- lin t h rru k gnvi lua inc n
ttoM.nt i M 4 I A tln i* *
1-1 1. U l t m w • 11 i I n . M ollory ) 4 ) M
7*»rry ) 11 * » r. C hot non 1 1 * 1 * Hoyov ••
0* C. I n t e r n 1 1 •• A Coll.nt I 1 0 I 1.
JcZwMn » I I 4 t 1C Tobl» K M 1 8 11 It M
O l >18
3 9 -2 8 1 a n .
Boone w ould up the lead lo 20
points. 53-33. w ith 2:22 left In
the q u a rte r when Jones grnbhed
tCMINOLC Hll - MtnVKVt I t 11 L
WlIKamt t 7 l i t . CoStly « 17 } 1 It.
t a O w o ll 1 4 I J 1. Cot* I t t l t Allan U K
V Lmoit > l« 1 4 11. WolVtr * 1 * 0 6. M oon
> 1 I 1 1 IL Totoli X )41147 tl 1> H I M *1 71
lU lritm *
SMS 45 JHS 7» 3 point ft#'4
*ool»
JH S 7 7 (Rot*»nt 1*. P *rry I t
C h riv T A n O I) SMS 9 1 IMonWkkt * I. EoUZy
• I. C o m * II T o m f o o l! JH S I I . SMS 71
T ou M n I JMS. O vation R tta o u lt JHS
77 IJotmxon 1*1 SHS M (Small Moor* tl
t w i l l JH S II IRoMMn* 41. SMS I t lEotfy
I I Tutnovon
JHS >7. SHS I t RotorM
JHS * 7 S H S I I
HonM PNoto Sy loot* R »*m n*»
Lake M ary's Chris Dsvldson goes up for a jumper Thursday night vs.
Boone Tho Ram- dropped Ihelr season opener lo Ihe Braves, 02-71
an offensive rrlN iund and *tu< K
In Ifie follo w up Jones went on to
score five more (m int* In Hie
quarter as Boone look a M* 39
Irad Into Hie fin al rig h t n iln u lrs
The fo u rth «|uar1rt saw Ihe
Rams go lo Ih elr drs|ienition
press and Boone c o n tin u a lly
broke It The Braves m.Hut.mu d
H ir 20 [a ilrit tra il u n lit the labgoing when Rickman em ptied
ht* bench L a k r Mary m adr the
*4o rr a hit rn u rr respectable tiy
oul s u it Ing the Braves. 10-2. In
ihe last tw o m inutes
ta ik r Mary w ill look for Its (trst
w in on the road Friday a* It goes
to F o il 1‘le rrr.
In I hur-Mlay * Junior varsity
action. Boone m i (scored L a kr
Mary H i 12 In th r fourth quarter
and pulled out a 44-12 vic tory
Chad C u rn u tt had in points (or
the Braves am i Allan Casals
llisted In 15. M ull McDonald's
12 [N iltils led laike Mary w ith
Jon Kochr eonlrlbtiU pg Hi. Dale
W h i t m a n n ine and Scott
Davidson seven,
LO O S E l l l l
J*n*t II. (touicn II.
KMIttKy 1 S «tltfti«t4 I, V4*rtf | j K l u n
14 Hs*t II. Wilton 4. atem*u«tl I To b U U
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H»rnim* — Scan* >4 L*M Mary 74 E*ul»
Boon* 17. lo4# M i . , 77 Eoulod ov)
Non# To<hnk*l — Non# TTwoo poMl 90*14
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�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. December 2
1903 — SR
People
CALENDAR
Pet fair is for kids, adults
The O rlando Science C enler Pet Fair w ill offer pe(owner* Ihe
chance In show off I h e ir groundhogs, poodle*, cockatoos or
olher p c i* on Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 3-4. The fair features
a k id * | ict show com bined w ith carnival ride*, food, d o w n s
and o th e r r n lr r ta ln m r n t at cost. A bake sale w ill be offered for
adults The kids' pet shows w ill be Saturday al I p m . and
Sunday n l I p in H rg is tra llo n lim e for bolh ehow* l» 11 a m
on I h e ir respective d a y* Categories Include, best dressed pel.
moat u nu sua l, birds, r r p tilr * . sm all anim als, and a variety of
dog and t al categories H rg islra lto n fee l* I I per pet Prt Fair
h o u r* a r r Irom 10 a.m lo 0 p m . Saturday and 11 a m lo 5
p tn Sunday For more inform a tion , call Ih r science center al
3 0 6 -7 1ft I
Retired transit workers to gather
The New York H rtir r d Transit W orkers meet al CaaaelberTy
Senior C enter. 200 N. T rip le t t.u k r Drive. Ih r flrs l Saturday of
each m o u th al I 3 0 p m
AA groups schedule meetings
Al< o h o lli s Anonym ous groups m eeting on Saturday In rlu d r
•S o b e r Won group at Sahara C lub (old d rlv r r t llrense
o tlk e ). 25H7 S Sanford Ave . noon and 5 30 open d iv ossion
S jira k rr al H p in m eeting, open
■ Hanford W o m en s AA 1201 W F l.si St . 2 p m . closed
m eeting
• S anford AA 1201 W F lrsl Si . ruxxi and M p m
open
ill*, usakxi
• C asselberry AA Step 8 p m . A v » ,i*u ,o L u t h r r v i C hunrh.
Ascension Dnve toll O v rrb ru o * D rivel. Casaelhe *y
• 24 Iln u r A A Group (open) 5 30 p m Fmi \ S U M at Oak
Avenue Hanlnrd
AA griM ijw m eeting Sunday ln< lude
• Sntier Won grnup al Sahara C lub (old d river * llcensr
ofOreJ 25ft7 S Sanhxd Ave . IO a m and 5 30 p m Open
ills* ossion
• 21 H our A le o lxtlxs Anonym ous G roup m e rla every th ird
Sunday al F ourih Street and t>ak Avenue Sanhxd lor a
soeakrr follow ed hy a p oilue k dinner
• S a n h xd AA 1201 W F ir*l Si . I l i u m and ft p m . Sunday
O p rn disc tissiito
• S a n h xd lllg lk«»k AA. H p m . Sahara C lub (otd driver s
lx e n sr i altcei 25N7 S Sanford Ave Open discussion.
Teen support group to meet
F am ilie s to ge th er Teen S u p jxirt G roup meets Irom 11 a m
lo I p in every Saturday al Suite 206 S w re lw a le r Square. WZ)
Fox Valley Drive (off W rk lv a Hnadl Iz w g w n d Call 774 JH44
h x fu rl her in h x m a lh x i
Nar-Anon to offer help
Nar A non a sell help group lur r r la iiv r * and friends ol
addict*. m eets a l ft p rn S aturday al W r*t L a kr H uspllal. Slate
H»ad 434 Longw isxi F ix m o rr In lo rm a llo n . ca ll ftOO6304
Narcotics Anonymous meets
K a iro H c * A ihxivummis lo re i » every Sunday al & p m al The
Grove C ounseling C enler 5ftO Otd Hanhxd*>vtedn Hnod lo lt
S ta ir Hoad 410). W ln lrr S pring*, and al ft p m Monday al 317
Oak Ave Santnrd
Alanon members to congregate
A U n n u w ill meet al ft p m
Sunday al C hrist United
M ethodist C hun h. a C ou nty Hoad 427 and T ucker Drive.
Sanhxd
Overeaters to weigh in
O v r t r x lr r * A n o m m o o * meets al 7 30 p in each Sum lay al
ihe C a a a rlh rrry S*-nhx C enter. 200 T rip le t Lake Drive.
Casaellierry
Dancers to swing their partners
Square dancing h x cm qde* and slngk - is field ra t h Sunday
at I 30 p in al ih r Casaelherry Senior Center. 200 T iip in L a k r
Drive, C usaelhrrry C all 767 5411 or Ihe re n te r al H 3I-3 5S I.
r x l 230. for more in lo rm a llo n
Overeaters to weigh in
A step study of O v r r r a tr r * Amins moos is m n d u c trd on
Mondays al 7 .Ml p in al West Lake Hospital. Stale Hoad 434.
I.oogw ix x l For more In fo rm atio n, ra il C harlie al 323H 070
Poets to talk verse
F irst F lorida Ports meet al 10 a m every Monday In Ih r
fe llo w ship hall of U nited M r||i(x ll* l C hurch. Orange C ity
I n ir r r s lr t l |x x i* are welcome For m o rr Inform ation, ra il
775 8 9 0 9 nr 574-5800
Clogging groups have class
The O ld H lik o rv S lo m p rr* t logging g rn u ji holds classes 7-0
p m each Monday al Ih r Knlghtn of C olum bus Hall on S Park
Avenue. Sanford For more In lo rtn a llo n . call 340-9520.
D ixie la n d d o g g e r* clogging g ro iq i holds classes 7-0 p nr
each M onday 7-0 p m al Ih r lo ik r Mary Fire f)r|> artrnrn t al
First Street and W ilb u r Avenue. Lake Mary Fur more
tulorm uH on. r a il 3 2 1 5207
Sanford Rotarians to meet
H otary C lub ol Sanford tn r r ls every Monday al noon, al Ih r
Sanford C ivic Center.
Help for gamblers offered
G a m b lers Anonymous and Gant Anon for fa m ily and friends
m e n separately M onday and Friday (non smokers) al 7:30
p m . C h u rch of ih r Gcxx! Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave . M allland
For m ore In form ation, call 2301)200.
Yule Log to be lit at Stetson
Stetson U nive rsity's annual Yule Log lig h tin g w ill take place
Tuesday. Dee 0. at 5:30 p in After Ihe cerem onies—w hich w ill
in r lu d r h isp iru tlo n u l reading* and m ed ita tio n *, caroling,
e u rllln u and brass ensem ble m usic, and a ca nd le lig h t
pnx-esslon—hoi cocoa and doughnuts w ill be served. The event
Is free a nd open lo ih r pub lic
Hors d’eouvres program set
H urhuru Hughes Gregg, extension home econom ist for
Sem inole C ounty, w ill dem onstrate hors d 'r o u v rr preparation
and p rovide ia»ty sam ple* In Ih r program "Fast and Furious
Hors D 'r o u v r r* for Ihe H olidays " The program , sponsored by
Ih r N orthw est |l.a k r M arvl Hranch o f Ihe Seminole C ounty
Library' System , w ill be Tuesday. Dec. 0. Irom 7-H p m. al ih r
lib ra ry . 3H0 Green way Hlvd. For more In form ation, call
321-2410.
If you know of ii|x o m lu g a ctivitie s you'd like announced In
ihe H e ra ld 's Calendar, send Ihe appropriate In fo rm a tio n —
event, lim e . dale, place, coat, conloct person and phone
n u m b e r—to Calendar. S anford H erald. 300 N. French Ave..
Sanford. F I. 32771 or ca ll 3 2 2 -2 0 1 1.
Jo sep h roasted by frien d s, fa m ily
The roasting of and Inasting lo
a m an w ho fa ith fu lly has served
h is c o u n try, fa m ily, frie n d * and
c o m m u n ity occurred Sunday al
Ihe Elks Home In Sanford.
T h e h o n o r re . J o h n n y W .
" lia b y " Joseph began his pain*
nth* Journey upon g ra d u a lk x i
from ('roo m s At a d rm v Class of
'4 0 A fter a few m o n th * In New
York, he decided lo pursue a
career In Ihe A rm y
The guy became a fu ll-tim e ,
w ell-rounded sn ld trr and had Ihe
great privilege of tra ve lin g lo
such p la te * as Texas. Kansas.
South Carolina. N orth Carolina.
Georgia G erm any and Japan
He also had Ihe distinguished
honor of b rin g an honor guard
w hile stationed In W ashington.
I)C
After serving his co u n try for
20 years, he relu m e d lo Sanford
and io ld A rm y stone* to Ihe
g u y * al ih r Metz Shoe Shop In
S anhxd Johnny derided lo a t
tend M id-Fkxlda T e rh in O r
lando. and after rom pleM ng the
1nurse in p rin tin g , h r jiu r-a ie il a
career in p n n iln g on I lx* Orange
C ounty School Hoard staff
l l w o n 'l h r i h r same lo r
Jo hn ny No mure alarm clock*,
no |- t traffic lx- tip *, no rushed
lunette* and ye*, no more- "H u t
2 3 4 .The roast and toast was an
evening of old la ir * and *p rrta l
events as his old classmate and
Irtrn d H u fu t llrtx ik * a rrv rd as
toastmaster Mush- o l Ihe even
ing was perform ed hy Evelyn
C lin k al Ihe console and txie of
h is la v o rlte nieces G ina M
Joseph ol Atlanta, who sang a
s p r r la l s e lr r llo n lo " U n r le
Jo hn ny " W ord* ol m rd ita th x i
• n d p r a i s e w as g l v r n byMargaret Dealer The w rh ix n e
and o rra slo n was presented by
h is old huddle W illie Melz
H rlln non* tx i J o h n n y '* Itf*al*o w r r r g lv rn by Ihe Sunday
Sr bool t lass I ha I h r Ira rly r* on
S u n d a y al I ' r o v l d r n r r
Mtsakmary lla p tls t C hurt h L a k r
Monroe A g ill presentation was
m ade by E d d ie W r ig h l J r
ArxXher of h i* old rla sam a trs
and h rxn rtow n frie n d * Hovre
Walden ol Ihe Orange C ounty
S c h o o l H o a rd re m e m b e r e d
Johnny * w o rk in g d ay* In Ih r
Orange County School Syatrm .
where he g<X lo know and was
loved by those he w orked w ith
M em ories o f h i* d a y * a * a
• tu d e n l a nd r la s a m a tr was
b ro u g h t lo m in d hy J a m r *
"H u tto n " W ilson, as h r told ol
their srtxxd days at dear o l'
i rtx m i* Academy
Cynthia drown masted
J o h n n y in song and jx x -iry as
she paid honor in h im as a
C hristian w o rk rr and c o m m u n i
ty m an Ills old A rm y huddle
H u a a r ll H o a to n o l O v i e d o
Ix o u g h i track to m em ory the
years Johnny and h r spent in
the A rm y, and oh. w hal tales
H « a x r w s v, M » . i n m I m
From l«ft. horyonng Johnny W Joseph icem an ara
Maria Joseph. Andraa Torraa. Joseph Bobblia
ra n h r lotd* The H rv James
I (agin, pastor of the hrxiorre.
•poke of J o h n n y ’* dertxailo n.
devtxion and leadership in ih r
ch urch
III* brother Ix-nnv Joseph and
I lx- Joseph fa m ily gave w o rd , ol
r r n r t ih x i on Ihe fa m ily Itfr of
.Johnny The g rta l experiences
shared to g rlh e r as a fa m ily w ill
rem ain always In ih r m inds and
hearts rtf all Ihe la n tllv m rm b r r *
esjx-r tally h i* s ls irr K a lh rry n
J m ep h Alexander and all Ih r
llle rrs . nephews cousins and
c h ild re n w ho s h a rrd In th is
evening of m em ories and te lle rIh x i hx a Jolly, joyous guy ra ile d
.Johnny 'lia b y '' Joseph
Sharing the evening also were
-Johnny’* daughter Maria Josr|>h
a n d g r a n d d a u ^ lilr r A n d re a
rorrr* ol New York C ity, and
daughter Ik rh h ir M llr hell and
grandson T a rla tyl W orship nl
IJaylona H ra rh A plaque ol
appreciation was p rrs e n ird In
the honorre on lx-hall o l ih r
fam ily, by- his daughter Marta
C rrxm is Academy Class re
union t t x iin illlr e lor lire c U s m - s
n l 1032 lo 1040 w ill m eet
Saturday. D rr 3. al 0 p m at
T rin ity United Methodist
C hurch lo com plete plan* lor
ih r Class H ru nh n i lo h r held
O n 27 20 For fu rth e r Inform a
Hon a lx n i' Ihe class rru n to n .
e o n I a c l J u n n llx H a r r o l d .
Ka lh r ry n Alexander. Kal lr
M itchell and ^ adaryl W orship
p in . Ira liirin g ih r W orkshop
Mass C ho ir, hx al m usicians,
d x ilr * . c n s rm h lrs ami soloists
SANFO RD
Theme h x Ihe w orkshop w ill
lx- *'Gospel Mush
Y rs lrrrla v .
Trxl.iv and T o m o rro w ." w ith ihe
Ih rm e song "la x ik Where You
Itro ug hf M r From ’
MARVA
guest m iisleal dlret lor
H AW KINS w iSpecial
l l h r W illia m C r ln ’.m o(
Hix h e sirr. N Y.
C rlm in . a graduate o l i h f
H o rk r or E .ul E M in no ll
E a s tm a n S c h o o l n l M i i * h <.
Htx h rs ic r. N Y has appeared in
TN- W ilson Ensemble w ill be m usical p rix lu t turns thro ug h ou t
lhe U nited Slates and Eurupx.
In c e le b ra tio n ol i h r i r I l i l t
annual a n n lv rrs a iv , Salurdav. and has recorded an a lbum He
has ap|<carrd In Carmen. Alda.
D o 3 al 7 p m .11 f ir s i Shiloh
Missionary lia p its t C hurch. 700 I.r S o r /I d l Figaro, and La
r n n u ta H r has directed Porgy
E lm Ave G uest c h o irs and
and Hess wi t h Ihe H o rh rs lrr
m usical gro up * w ill lx- In ru n
cert Mary L lggton* D clxrsr w ill P h ilh a rm o n ic O rch e stra . The
Wiz Your A r m t Ar-’ Tort S h o d in
lx- musician
lh i\ W iIhG od. a n il T ravltri"
C ru nm w ill lx* .11. o n q ia tiird
C ro n in * A c a d e m y C la s s ic
Years 1050 50 lo m m lltr e w ill by J u liu s D ick*. M in is te r ol
M u s i c at F l r s l G r n r t l k
nol hold It* regular m eeting al
ihe E lk * Home, on Eu*i Seventh M is s io n a ry B a p tis t C h u rc h .
Street A ll m e e tin g * w ill Tie Ito r hosier. N Y
cam elled u n til Ihe u tu lllh ol
The t 3 rc g ls ira llo u Ire In
J a n u a ry
H ic h a rd E v a n s l» cludes lun ch and w orkshop m a
terials. Youth rrg tsim U o n Ire Ik
chairm an
•3
A dvance rc g ls ira llo u I* re
The Si I ’a ul Gospel Chorus
w ill n co g n iz e ll* 2 9th a n iilv rr- commended To rc g ts irr. cult
Irom
•wiry w ith a w orkshop celrhra- 32 I-4KMI or 323 1015
Hon on S ,ilu rd .iy . Dec. IO. Irom H -IU p ill
H 30 a m lo 4 p in ,*l Si Paul
Misatunary (■ ip ils l C hu rch H I3
<Marva Hawkins la a Sanford
Pine Ave . S.inlord
Harald correspondent covering
A c o n re ri w ill lollow .11 7 JU> Sanford n ew t Phone: 322 5410 )
Even Florida’s cold can harm plants
W llh w ild e r fast uppioui lim n
II « lln ir to |<|yr « iin r Ihought lo
p ro te c tin g tro p ic a l and subiru p ii .il p la nt* frnm to ld d.unugr
tlu r In low tnn|M r .iiu r r * (rosl or
a hard I r r r / r W ith prn|M-r m l
fin a l prucHecs and several prole c llv e M c|n damage lim n low
tem perature* cun In* reduced.
N n tritln n is v rry lin|M irtani lor
in« rt-.ising a plant * rrstsiuncc In
cold in ju ry . A plant that I*
s u p p lie d w ith a lt e le m e n ts
essential for grow th w ill n i n i v r
lo w r r Irn tp rrR lu m i and recover
luster Irnrn to ld in p irv Ilia n
p la nts nt>i it re iv in g proper fr r lllU r l km
P lum * In Florida lundsru|x-s
ru n lx- l r r t lll/ r d lour tlm r * |x r
y ra r
l.a n d s r u p r p la n t s in
C entral Florida should lx- fr r lllIzcrl In la ir w in lr r . s p rin g ,
m id -sum mer and ra rly (all O n r
10 I 1* pound* of 6 6 6 r i H H-8
or I t |x iim d of 12-4-H or IG-4-M
s h o u ld h r a p jd lr d p r r IOO
O A R O E N IN Q
square It-n oi p la n tin g area lor
ih r llrs l ilirct- applications |x r
v ra r A d rt reuse in ih r arnouiit
ol I r r i l t l / r r a p p h rtl in ih r fall is
necessary lie ru u s r p lu n l n u lr lr n l
ro n tu n ip llo n tle rlin rt* d u rin g the
r o ltlr t season.
I.ale s n in in rr or e a rly ta ll
p ru n in g s h o u ld h r avoided
l* r i i n l i i st a l t e r s I h r p lu n t 's
horm onal balanei result Ills* In a
flush ol grow th tlia l Is very
sust r p llh lr to to ld llljlir v .
Ilr a llh v plants art- more re
s is ia n i lo r n ld Ilia n p la n ts
weakened In tllsrase. uisret or
iK 'iu a iixle damage Hot unit ins p r n l o n o l p e s is a n il lm p irn it illa tio n ol nct-rssurv ro ll• m l m easure* m ay d tirr tn ln e
Ih r fa ir ol a p lain d urin g a
freeze.
Tender plants in m n in ln rr *
t an lx- p r o lii ii -d Iro n i freeze
damage by p u llin g I hem hi a
Karaite or on a |x in h. II II Is nol
|Missihlr lo move ih r in InrliM irs.
p n iir r t rix ii s y s ln n s by |i i i s Ii i i i k
the m n ia ln e r* logi-thcr and ap
p lyin g a m ult h o v e r I h r rtillla ln rrs.
W indbreaks cun m in im iz e m id
In ju ry by reducing w ind speed
and m n s e rv in g heal in an urea
Evergreen plants m ake excellent
w in d b re a k * iliu l can h r e f
fectively p lated v i ih a l an urea
slays w arm er th a n II w ould II II
u r r r In Ih r o |x - i i .
C overing i n a li r ia ls s ilt h a s
• loth. p o lviih ylciK plastic and
pa|M r can lx- used to reduce host
SCC gospel, Christmas concert set
Speclul Service* of Seminole
C o m m u n ity College. Sanford,
has Invited Ih r Voice* o f Pizzazz
In e x e c u t e a g o s p e l a n d
C hrist mas concert.
The Voices o f Pl/zazz. singer*
from ih r Pizzazz fashion and
talent productions, are sched
uled In perform ut Sem inole
C o m m u n ity College Fine A rts '
Concert Halt on Dec tf. at 8 p m.
T his production Is r n llllr d "A
W ln lr r M elody " One ael o f
“ W’ln lc r Melody'* Is a gospel
co n re ri w hile the o lh e r Is a
c a ro l fille d C h r is tm a s p la y ,
w hich was w ritte n by Pizzazz
p la y w r i g h t and thea tr ica l
director Eddie SI lies.
Special Services encourages all
to a llr n d this spectacular event
Adm ission Is free.
Mombors ol Voices of Pizzazz Includo. from lo ll, Juanita Stafford,
Kerin Campbell and Felicia W illiam s
In p iry C o v e r* lli . i l e x it m l lo th e
g rm m d an d are nu l m m iil. n i
u u li p l.m l liilla g e cun lessen e o ltl
in p ir y hy re d u c in g ta tlla n l In .g
loss Iro m lire p la in a n d ih r
g ro u n d F oliage In c o n ta c t w ith
l l t e c o v e r Is o f t e n I n j u r e d
Ixi-a uv- n l In-.ii tra n s fe r fro m I h r
lullage In I h r c u ltlr r cover. A
lig h t b u lb u n d e r a co ve r is o
s im p le on i t i t ><I o l |ir m tilin g heal
in o rn .u n e u l.il p la n ts w h e n the
lr m | x - r a t iir r d ro p s tx-low frees,
lo g O ne s ln iu ld re m o v e (lie
pla stic covers d u rin g a s u iin v
d a y in p re ve n t heal dam age to
th e p la n t.
S p iin k ie r syste m s a lv i li.n o
Ix-t-u i i v d lo r co ld p ro h - tiio u A
m n s la n l llo w o f w a te r o ve r i I m
p la n t m a v lx- o l value, how ever*
If tile s u p p ly ol W ilie r Is slo p ;.! -I
o r Is nol s ii|ip lle d fast e in ru g ll.
lie can tim id u p lo ilu - |x iin r
w h e re Us w e ig h t b re a ks i h r
b ra n ch e s o f the p la in s p rin k lin g
m u s t Ix-gin as fre e zin g Ir m p c n i*
lu re s are reached and m u M m ii'
m in i th a w in g Is e o m |ilr it d T h is
m e iln x l Is u s u a lly inn su ita b le
lo r h ru n e o w n c r*. s liu c la rg e
ip ia n llllc s o l w a le r are needed
a n d m ost Irrig a tio n s y s te m * are
Inadequate.
T o M im m a rU e . a good lu -a lth y
p i.m i Is ih e lie s i litM ira n rt]
against cold dam age. A h e a llh v
pla n ) uieaus a p m p i i l< m ll/ . ilio n and w a te rin g p ro g ra m are
used. l l w w in d b r e a k s o r prev
I r e ll v r c o v e rin g * lo r iIn- e n u re
jila u l o r al least tor lln - m a in
s te m w h e n a i o ld s n a p I*
u u lliip .H r d II a ll la lls an d Ihe
p l.m l freez--*. replace II w ith u
m ore cold lo le ra u i s |x -c n * or
g ro w ilia i fa v o rllc o in a tn e u lu l a *
a pot p la in v i II <.in lx- m oved
lu d ix irs those few m id rl.iy * we
have In F lorida
(C e le ite W hite is Seminole
County E xtension Urban
H orticulturist Phone: 323 2500.
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play i>( i ashing d u m m y '* *|»ade
king. on * tin h I k th re w Id * luw
c lu b H r *a » mil able In m il a
H u b safely w ith a low tr u m p and
to r r iu r u lo dum m y w ith i h r Iasi
h ig h tr u m p T h a i r r m o v r d
U«i trum p and allow ed
d r r U r r r In cash Ib r H u b hint!
w ith o u t dant(rr II H u h * bad apCt
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diam ond art lo rn jo y I b r last
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up Ib r suit slide p re serving an
c n lrv in dum m y. w H I n h j I g iv in g
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bad lo art up d u m m y 's side suit
w ithout allo w in g West to M -otr a
cheap tru m p IrV k Alter N o rib
bad J u m p a u p p o rlr d h e a rts .
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clubs and th en the spade a cr
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a llll le ft a lib a tru m p , b ill
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ru n out the r lu b suit If H u h * d id
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Teeth-grinders ought
to visit their dentist
DEAR OR. OOTT W r a r r
caring for m y hiiAtjanii. 42. w ho
suffered u subarachnoid
hem orrhage. aneurysm . m in iB lrtik r*. I i 1<mmI d o le a n il |inetim onlu. l i r e In lough s I i . i j h - hut
«h e rrfu l anil happy In h r home
W h.it ra n w r tin In h rlp h im
from g rin d in g hi# ir n h ? I th in k
II's d u r tu tnutwle njuiiim
DEAR READER f a H r nta w ith
se vere n rrv o m * s y s te m d ls nr derm. a n th as airnkra. m ay
t r n d t n g r ln t l t h r l r teeth.
IN ink-ula rly at night. T hla n rllv lly la d lfllr u lt to treat h era u a r It la
u sua lly d u r in uiK 'oim rioue Jaw
m o v rm rn la . not m u a rlr a|>aam
T h r r r fn r r . a n il spasmodic * and
m u a rlr relaxing drugs a rr of
l i t lI f b r n r flt
I th in k lha l your husband
rn u ld b r aided by using a t i l l r
plait- S u rh a d r v ir r can I m*
supplied by your den I let. It a
ease n il illy a fitted plastlt m o tllll
g ua rd th a t p rrv e flla p a tie n ts
from u n w ittin g ly g rin d in g ih r lr
I r r l h when they r lr n r h I h r lr
Jdto*
D E A R READER I bo|>r you re
not aleeplng on the Hour w h ile
a w a itin g m y answer
Aa you've d lsrovrred . there la
no rlra r-e u t itm arnsu a am ong
e x p e rts ahuut w hether wat er
beds are helpliil or h a rm liil to
p e o p lr w ith b a rk p ro b le m s
(W ith a ll d u r respret. I discount
yo ur f r i e n d s Irs llm m tta l and
lh a l o f salrs|K-ople. w ho surely
w ant to sell you water beds.)
Som e fteuplc w ith c h ro n ic
hack pain Hod w ater beds a
godsend, o thers r a n t s te n d
H trm I th in k you w ill have to
make up your own m in d Or.
rather lei your back make up
yo ur mind. Ask a frie n d In let
you sleep fur a couple o f n lghls
on his (or her| w ater lied. Then
m a k e your derision
As a general ru le . (M tlrn ls
w llh iMrkat h r len d to Itr more
comfortable sleeping o n a firm
m attress that gives p le n ty of
support However, fo r you. a
w ater f»ed might !>e therapeutic.
T ry one before you b u y one
D EA R DR. OOTT M t hut.Utnd
la k rs medicine fo r congestive
heart failure fit- rm ig h s really
deep u ntil he v o m it*, th en he's
cleat lor It) m tn u lr* Ills dot lot
doesn't seem concerned Am I
rig h t In wu.Tv?
D EAR READER
1 'e rs ls trn t
ro u g h Is often a s ig n o f con
gestive heart failure th e b uildup
o f flu id In Ihe lungs H u ll results
horn Ineffective heart pum ping
action I think that y o u are right
to w orry
Your ItuvlMiuf rru.y nerd a
t tiange n m edication n r tiosage
s c h r d il l r A ls o , th e d r c lo r
should make suie I lis t lie does
not have a lung c o n d itio n , such
as b ro n ch itis.«.tim ing th e rough
If th r dorlor isn't h e lp in g your
husband with th is p rn h lrm . re
quest a referral fo r a second
o pinio n
For tnorr m in im a l ion I am
sending you a ro p y o f m y Health
N eport
M edital S p e c ia lis ts '
O ther readers w ho w m tld like a
copy should send $1 w ith I heir
name and addrrss to P O llnx
t i l 300. Cleveland. O H 44101
3360 l!r sure hr m e n tio n ihe
title
( C l l t f B H N E W S P A P E R EN
rERPRISE ASSN
B y B e rn ice Bede O sol
TO U R R tR T H D A T
D ecem ber 3. 1 0 6 8
P e o p lr you k n o w * o c la ity
I'u u lil be extrem ely lie lp fu l In I I k year a brad In im p .n vtn g your
flu a rr lal pualikst T h r r r are In
db a lkm s that fo m e n tin g rath er
g ia n d co uld d rv rk tp th ro u g h one
or m o rr of your 'rm ta c t*
S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23 fV«
2 I | A c tiv ille s w ith frien ds or
other outside Interests a rr apt *o
Im- accentuated today Have fun
and e njoy yourself, h ut try lo do
so as c-coiKxnUully os (Mtssiblr
Know w h r r r lo lisik for rom ance
and y o u 'll find It The A s lro
G ra p h M a lc h in a k rr In s ta n tly
m e a ls w l i k h signs a rr ro m a n
tic a lly perfect for you M all B2 lo
M atchm aker c/o th is n rw s |ia p rr.
I 'O llo x 9I42H . Cleveland. O il
4 4 lU 1-3423
C A P R IC O R N I Dec 2 2 ^ la u
111) Your behavior w ill tie closely
s* r u lln l/e d hy others today, so
I m- m in d fu l of your dem eanor
One or tw o observers m ig h t h r
Im plug y o u 'll do som ething lh a l
w III provide fix ld rt for gossip
A Q U A R IU S Man 2 0 Feb ll) |
It could prove u n w tsr loday lo
try lo sell olhers on s o m rlh ln g
you're not com pletely sold on
yourself. II you m ake a pitch,
y o u 'd better b rlle v e In your
p in d u t l
PISCES I f c b 2 0 M arch 201
Move rau lkn isly to d a y If you a ir
a skrd lo help w iin r im r resolve a
p r id . in n
T ill* j m - i s o n ' s c o m
plications should lie h an dled one
s ir p a t a lime
A R IE S (March 21 A p ril 11)1
You may find today th a t few of
yo ur asMM la irs can tie lia n d lrd
s im ila rly Size up each in d iv id u
al srparalely. lltr n a r t according
iy
TAURUS |A |« ti 2 0 May 201
D lls can trr a p u r im -fiv e day for
you. provided you d o n 't let your
ta sks or assignm ents overlap
one another For tie s! results,
you w ill have In lie m rlhrMfk al
and orderly
GEM INI I May 21 J u n e 20| Ik
on guard loday, *u t li.it you
wort l la- drawn in to u n ru in fo rtabb- developments n u ll tied by a
cnm |kink)n or an usM ortair. Once
Immersed, you co u ld fie made lo
lo o k like Ihe a u th o r o f Ihe
events
CANCER (June 21 J u ly 22|
You won't I m- graded on what
you sbtrl inday. y o u 'll o nly I n-
D E A R DR. OOTT t h r r r or
I h o p r d lc a p r r l a l l a t a , fn u r
w a te r-bed a alra jiro plr. m y lies!
frtrtrd and t ail disagree over
• b rib e r water tied* are safe or
h a rm fu l fa r a person wi t h h a rk
p ro b le m s Two Ikedruom * re
m ain em pty u n lit w r read your
answer
WEEKEND PLANNER
B r a ille T r a n s c r ip tio n s nn|o
h o lid a y or greeting cards w ill lafree on Saturday. Ore 3 In
C olonial Mall of O rlando from 10
a m to 5 p.m. Volunteers n( Ute
liro llle Association of M id-Florida
Inc. w ill iru n s c rlb r o n to cards
personalized messages In llr .illlr .
the w ritte n language fo r the
b lin d . 1060 Calendars In iir a lllr
w ill be sold for B2 each If una htr
lo v is it the m a ll, c a ll H ulh
lU u g h m a n at 273-4432 fo r a
tra n s c rip tio n
C e n tr a l F lo rid a Zoo le .ilu rrs
a n im a l feeding shows every Sat
u rd a y and Sunday P rtm n trs a rr
fed a l 12 30 p m
o iir r s and
hippopotam us al 2 p m . and big
ca ls al 3 p m Q uesllons from
Ihe p u b lic are e n lrrta in rd Pony
rides, from 10 a in lo 4 p.m
and elephant rides, from M a m
to 4 p m .. cost t l each For m orr
In fo rm a tio n , r a il Ihe zoo at
323-6471
C h r is tm a s l la ia a r w ill tie
h ffs trd hy flow,-11 Plate reside ills
on Saturday, Dec 3. fro m 2 4
p m al Ihe fa c ility , 2 00 W
A irp o rt fitv d . Sanford C rafts
C h ris tm a s Ite m s a n d baked
g o o d s —all made hy r e s i
d e n ts —w ill be sold lo raise
m oney for Toys For Tots and th r
r r c r r a ltn n a l needs at H ow ell
Place
C hristm as C andlelight
C o n c e rts by the S trtso n U n iv e r
s it y C o n c e rt C h o ir w l f l be
perform ed Dee 2 1 In Elizabeth
H all o f th r u niversity in be Land
ih e p r o g r a m , a s e r v i c e o f
lessons carols and C hristm as
a nthem s w ill he s i 8 p m on
F rid ay and Saturday, and 4 p m
on Sunday. Adm ission t* 44 nr
93 for seniors
C h r is tm a s C ra ft B e a a s r w ill
be hosted by the PTA o f Lake
O rie n ts E lrm rn ta ry on S a tu r
day. D rr 3. from U a tn lo 3
p m al 612 Newport A v r.. A lla
tn n n lr S p rin g s L u n c h w llh
Santa and an elf ts B2 |*rr
person A hake sale and g lil
w ra p p in g ts s iih w ill b r | m m ot
the la ir For more In form ation.
I a ll
l i M M i i r a l H .t I
I n 1 .1
g ra ilrd on what you lln is fi Hr
( in s is tm i and Inflow th ro u g h or
else you rtm lrl have a I m i I report
card.
L E O (July 23 Aug 221 tl may
h r e x tre m e ly d llllc u lt lo r you to
"fess u p " lo your m istakes tn
fro n t o f others today U n fo rtu
n ate ly. If you fall in do so. It
c o u ld lake sarnie of the luster off
v n u r image
V IR G O ( Aug 23 Sept 221
Y o u r m a te ria l c irc u m s ta n c e s
c o u ld sw ing in e ither d lrrc lk M i
today II you're p ru rie nt and
p ra ctica l, the results could I m |>rnillab|e If you're not. get out
the red In k
L IB R A (Sept 23 Oct 23| It s
best n o t to take th in g s for
g ranted today where y o u r srlb
In le rrs ts are concerned Sit na
tio n s lh a l a p ( M - o r to Is- s i too ins
co u ld lake unexpected tu rn s lor
Ihe worse.
SC O R PIO MX I 24 Nov 22
U sua lly you're a g o o d J u d g e ul
charac t e r . Im i t o d a y y o u m i g h t
p l a c e y o u r fa ilh III In c o m jie lrn t
i n d i v i d u a l s Ik- e x t r e m e l y <a rrfu l
to
w ho m y o u d r l r g a t r c ritic a l
a s s ig n m e n t s
(C l 11) 8 8 . N E W S P A P E R
TERPRISE ASSN
KN-
C h r is tm a s C ra ft Bale.
In cluding w h ile elephants and
miscellaneous Items, w ill lake
place Saiurday, Dec. 3. from 8
a m . lo 3 p.m .. al H ill's A u to and
T ru c k Garage. 11th and Sanford
Avenue The sale w ill benefit th r
Eagle's A u x ilia ry o f Sanford
C ra ft and F le a F a ir w ill be
sponsorrd hy Casselberry V eter
ans Inc Ladles A u x ilia ry on
Saturday. Dec. 3. from 0 a nt lo
3 p m Bakery and o the r food
llrm s w ill lie available- at the
h a l l , 2 0 0 Concord D r i v e ,
Casselberry. For more Inlorrna
Hon. r a il Leslie HrcM kiti.cn. pres
ident, al 332 6001
C ra fts B a zaa r w ill Im- held by
ihe W ln ier Springs VFW Ladle*
A u x ilia ry from 9 a rn lo 4 p m
on Saturday. Dee 3. In the
Dysert Mem orial Hall al VFW
Post 5405. 420 N. Edgemon
A v r , W inter Springs For more
Inform al loo. call M ailan E ekrr
c h a ir m a n , a l 8 3 1 - 2 0 6 6 . A
b rn rfl! bake sale w ill tie held the
same day,
Holiday Bsassr and Craft
Hale of th r Garden C lu b of
Sanford w ill he F rid a *, D» . 2.
10 a in to 7 p m . and Saturday.
Dec ] , Q i m la 5 p m al Ihe
cluhlMiuse. loeatrd al the r o r n r r
o f U S H ig h w a y 17-1)2 ar.d
2 atrtm m t Drive The sale w ill
I r a i u r r p l ant s , n e e d le w o rk ,
baked good* and o rn a m rr.is
Free coffee. *-lder and cookies
w ill be availsh lr
H o lid a y C r a f t Bate
sponsored by Ihe F rtrn d s of
VNA. an a u x ilia ry o f Ihe V isitin g
Nurse A sscm tallon. w ill he S u n
day. Dec 4. at th r M a lila n d C lv k
• e n te r , 641 S M aitland A v r ,
near the corner <>< U S H ighway
17-92 and M a itla n d Avenue
A rtisa n* and c ra fls m a k rrs w ill
have y e a r-ru in d and srasnn.il
c r a f t s —I n c lu d in g h a s k r i s ,
q u ille d wall hangings, n rr d lr potnl and crocheted llr m s —for
sale from 10 a m lo 8 p m
H akrd g<uri also w ill b r sold.
I 'r a c m k w ilt visit the VNA. .
non p m fti heallh rare agency
For more inform ation, call Anne
Russell al 628 008 5
H o lid a y C r a fts W o rk s h o p
w i l l h r g iv e n by S e m in o le
C ounty 4 II for youth aged 8 to
18 years on .Saturday. Dec 3. at
llie Seminole C ounty A g ric u l
tu ra l Center, off U S H ighw ay
17- 92 at Fi v e P o in ts . T h e
workshop w ill give youth the
chance to make holiday decora
tiuus su it crafts W orlptbtoi <
Is 12 T h r c lass, sc h eduled'Irtutl
10 a m lo tiooti. Is open to 4-H
c lu b m e m b e r* and nonm e m b e rs P re -re g is tra tio n ts
le tp ilrrd by Friday. Dec 2. r a il
323 2900. ext 183
H o lid a y L ig h tin g C e re m o n y
ol the c ity of Casselberry w ill be
Sunday IV c 4. al 6 p m The
second annual cerem ony w ill
lake place a l ihe Casselberry
C ity Hall. 95 T rip le t Lake Drive.
" J o y o u s Sounds of the
Besson** concert, as (w rfo rn trd
for the I7 ih year by th r C om
munity S y m p h o n ic Hand of
Sem inole C o m m u n ity College,
v .1' lake Sunday. Dec t ai i
p in in th r concert hall of the
college * line a rls b u ild in g In
Sanford Dr W illiam H inkle w ill
conduct tr.n lm m i.il (kind c o m
positions as w ell as sacred anil
secular music ol Ihe holiday
season. In c lu d in g w o r k s hy
Hach. Sousa and Copland No
admlsslun Ire w ilt lie charged,
and I he public Is welcome.
Telemarketing can
be pain in the ear
D EA R A BB Yi I have been
w o rk in g for a m a rk e tin g tesearch firm for the past tw o
m o n th s , te le p h o n in g hom e#
around the country lo gel o pi
nions from co n su m e r* regarding
w h ic h jiro d u c fs a nd services
th ey use. The o nly bad jk irt of
m y Joh Is the abuse 1 have tu
bike from some o f t h r rude
jie o p tr I encounter
I v e r y j i o h i r l y In tr o d u c e
m yself, ih r n state t fi.it I want
o n ly a few m inutes of th e ir tim e
lo g rl some in fo rm a l Ion about
p r o d u c t s Ih e y u se d a lly . I
e xplain |lf they I r l m e get lh a l
fa r! Dial I am not s e llin g any
th in g . I am pisi g n th rrln g In
fo rm a tion Ahbv. you w o u ld not
lie llrv c some eg Hie language I
have fira rd before Ih ey hang up
o n mef
Please ask your readers In lie a
III lie more courteous and In
c o o p e ra lr w ith c a lle rs Ira n i
m arket research firm s And If
Ihey a rr loo busy lo answer a
f e r e question*, all Ih e y have lo
do is say so
M IN N E S O TA N
D EA R M IN N E S O TA N : There
Is rio excuse for rudeness, but I
believe that the trlrp h o n e Is In
the home for th r convenience of
Ihe person who pays fo r II
Market researchers sh o u ld lin t)
a n o 'h rr way to gather In fo rm a
tio n Some people sleep at odd
hours, others m ay h r 111 anet
d o n 't want tn tie d is tu rb e d , and
there are m any w ho ir s . n t (lie
In trusion Read on fo r a con
sum er's view
D E A R A B B T : O f a ll t h r
nuisances In plague us over l l i r
years. Irle in a rk riin g I* al Ihe lop
o f the list ll thllrrw fro m direct
m a ll When you g rl unsoltclled
m a ll, you c an loss ll o u t or pul ii
aside to rr-td wh t you feel like
ll; you can even * r i y o u r name
rem oved from th r m a ilin g llsl
Hut w hat cto you do u I m h u phone
r a ils ? Forget u n lis te d n u m
b e r*—now the m a rk e te rs use
comput er - * th a t s im p ly d ia l
n um be r*, one a lter t h r o ther
T e le m a rk e tin g is a b la ta n t
Invasion of privacy. Y o u r town
ra n legistalr against s o lic ito r*
co m ing lo your d o o r—b ut not
yo u r home T h in k of hem- m any
baths. nap*, n ig h ts ' (or days’ )
^C £tk N o illy d in n e r*, lovrum km fpse sao n s and fu n e ra l recep
tio n s leave been In te rru p te d And
how m any sick, disabled and
e ld e rly people have Is-eii in
convenienced by a rin g in g tele
phone |We w on't even go into
how m any gullib le people have
lie rn bamboozled on I lie phone.)
T h e p u b lic also sh o u ld b r
m u d r aware Hu** once |w-i>plc
buy or g lv r on t h r bast* of a
phone so licitation. I h r lr names
a re sold lo o th e r te le p h o n e
so licito rs ns "h o t prospects.**
I urge anyone w ho is fed up
w llh (his hom e in va sio n l o lakea rt Inn When one o f these calls
comes In, unk for Ihe nam e and
a d d re s s o l Ihe o rg a n iz a tio n
(ro ir.in c rv la l or n o n -p ro fit) 1*
solved, then tell ih r r n lh a l you
w ill buy n othing s o l d on the
jih o n e , and w ill s u p p o rt no
c h a r ily th a t s o lic its In th is
m anner. T h e n follow it up w ith a
le lle r, so they w ill kn ow you
mean business
W hen eno ug h p e o ple slop
b u y in g or giving. Ih r s r in tru s iv e
phone calls w ill slop (la ving o il
and come lo a hall
n
ADVICE
AB IG AIL
VAN BUREN
U l
D E A R A BB Y: My sister's son
c o m m itte d suicide a lew m onths
ago A lthough m v s is lrr and I
live far apart In distance, w r a rr
e xtre m ely close, ills b irth da y
w ould have hern I his w r r k . and
I could decide on w hether lo
send her and her h u s ls in d a nice
card. I all them oc Just m il
m en tion it for lr.tr of u |i* r iitn g
them
Mv th o u g h t* were W lial If
they were coping q u ite well?
W o u ld n 't a card or call from me
ju * i s iir up more em otion? The
hoy was IC- a son tn me and
th rv know ll
B E R E A V IN G . TO O
D E A R B E R E A V IN G : Since
It’s hern only a lew m o n th s
even ll tlic y i r
c o p in g ." Ihey
are s till grieving A brief note.
" T h in k in ;1, of you w ith lo v r,"
w ould say II all
D E A R A B U T: Perhaps I can
e nligh ten you as lo Ihe reason
that 27 year o ld m an Inform ed
h is m o th e r lh a l h r and h i*
g irlfrie n d o l iw o ye ars were
g e llin g married, but he did not
w ant her present at I f ir ceremo
ny He iu lu rm rd her llia l they
w a n ird to t»r alone The m other
signed h e is rlf "Crushed.**
I f " C r u s h e d 1* h a s b r e q
stro n g ly opposed lo couples liv
ing together w ithout m arriage,
the sou m ight nave f r it lh a l It
w .h i Id fa- a kindness to his
m other sim ply lo pretend that
ih e y were g ellin g m arried to
h r lp h e r a ccept th e y o u n g
w om an w ith w hom lie planned
to live.
T h a t h a p p rn rd to m e. so
please d o n 't print m v name
LEAR N ED LATER
(Problems? W rit* to Daar Abby.
For a p erson al, u n p u b lis h e d
rsp ty, sand ■ satf-addrassad,
stampad anvalopa lo Daar Abby,
P.0. Box 69440, Loa Anpalas.
Calll. 90069. All corratpondanca
Is conlldantial.f
| fJ F lo y d T h a a tr a a I
t \ A ! A r w ik
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THREE MEN & A BABY
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Soa ptawwd K> ma»r Oovo (Uavanl Erka
Ikon I oanl la baiitva Troll. *tw toia har
"s i Ira van iDava) M l lira man aka Kal
I 'Owppnl bam Ir i.n *nO (land D u*
bK6M to Broax* ital AOam <Sao*a *n*o
•aru# a urrotiS mortar r»*> him a OIM
Palma* leXd NaUla ikxl II Jafom, » lo-mar
girllrtond. Mouiva Rampal. soon i r.- .ad
Palma* fa n>a nMpaal. So mrgni rv*v« tfad
Mamu fora J***mT aka n *l ilim a fa too
Ow * ofIII aliva that ha* lift** had Itod la
)a*am* lhal Wxrltu d-od In a bambmg
h c d k l m teufhaati Ail* U m iu hot a van
lafho*od by ia*am* Alla* hit ftgh! min
Dava Traviv. aha ma* ha*a a concuttkm
batama diiananlad and a*nda*ad lha ha*v
•Hartal VaaCu*
A N O T H IN W O RLD
i .o r vo n* h alp a d
D onna a rd M th a * l caiafaral* a ft# * Ihay
w k rp ia d W i l l ) VKV* •■ p la in a d lo Jo m io
lh a l th a d rd n 'l a cc*p l h it m a rria g e proposal
I m a v t a M Ihm Xt ha n a n it ha* only b a ta w ta
ha • • n i l la b * noa* In a ir c h ild • * • * > II I t
b orn JaXo and M a rla * v a * la r lm ty •■ p a * l.
D r J a nta n. oho • t m l l*m p a lh a ll< about
•h a ir to* l i i i l * p ra b N m i Mac • • > d d ig h la d
• h e n i n * a gr*a d la c a ll a tru ce » lf h R a< h *l
and a graad th a t RachtC ih a u ld re tu rn la «ro*k
• I C arp P u blishing Zac X If lad lo pornl o ut la
h i t lim * t u la * . Julia Ann. M *na a l lha ra c ia l
ra a d b ie cX t la h»r budd-ng rom anca a ll h
R k X M a r c i t upsal th«i th a h a sn 't boon able
la g at a n fo h o ro m lh p tT C h ia lrk p a lle n l,
P ila ra . * h o h a t ba*n b a titra d f o l k la • h o l t
i l l l l d ig g in g Into ha* » » p a il, found soma
•a ltars she one* • d d 'v tta d la ha* tia p la ih a * .
Noah G ra d ) but n*vO* m a ile d E va n ip a n l
Irm a • i m Am anda • * « • Sam c a n ca n lra ia d
on h it p a in tin g
AS T H S WORLD TURNS A lla * le a tm n g
lh a l Jam as bnascad Tamo * b u tm a tt M ag
stood u p lo T u n c and to ld M m i t o l go.ng to
d iv o rc e M m Mag than w ant lo C a lifo rn io
• h a r e she re n d u roused • l l h Rad. a h a I t
loo kin g to* a |ab Lika M a t su rprise d •h e n
C ra m to ld ha* lh< i ha map n ot re tu rn la hl«
l a * p r a c lk e In Son Francisco, and ta lke d
• M u .• m n v ln o to Europe
R oderick * a s
m u rd e re d a lla r ha p h n d L ilith and toto har
th a t ha h ad • map showing lha loca tio n o l
J * m * t ' M docul E m m a 's d a u g h te r, E llla .
• h o liv e s In Chicago, a rriv e d home lo r a
visa E l la wen t heap har ayes o il g lr k even
though ha 1s ha* big v illa * Iva s beau
E n couraged by thetr h llto r y toacha*. M r
PatolH . te a punks. V ito and D ove si pped
drugs into Andy s to n dvtne Tom to a rm d
th a t th a r*s a and R oitortck auare m u ritore d
L isa lr * t i* d M a u l E a rl w h o has d>sao
paared Jam at phoned P a u l, w ho to ld M m to
p * l Iasi
TH E BOLD AND TH E R E A U T IF U L Jus!
to m * k l C l* 'I * 1H V *i M a rg a actapiad
K ritto n i all** to tot AAarga Hue with K niton
and Ctori* until ilto* Margo has ha* baby
Stephana rtailtod lhal Burke thro* har In
(all to try to m a il n * r t a n t o n that Thorn*
•hat Nidg*. Sul Stoahento stuck to har story
lhal she act M*ntoily shat R i«ga Angola *ho
previously s*«m*d m en tally avl al II,
toiioned Stophame and tr ie •tth he* eyes
•hito they Irked eboul ho* Thorn* shot
Ridge Clarke lad to Ridgo lhal Storm
lelhar ad Marge I baby
OATS OE OUR L IV E S
A p r il cleared
M ik e t neme by to llin g .ha h o s p ita l board
lh a l lh a pulled Ihe plug an R o s a ’ s lito Support
system Patch K ayla. B o n ly and C arrie
esc apod tram SlelenoV is la n d K im b e rly and
Shane halpad Roman lin d D ia n a * h o • • •
re cap ture d by Stolana I th u g s V ic to r told
K ris h n a to return to G re e c e because she
h e rn I to m ebte lo soduca J u s tin Jack
lA H ty l dropped K risten w hen ha r a o liie d she
no longer has an " in " w llh V ic to r Sleleno pul
R om an into • Irene* and Ir a n o rd e re d h im to
k ill Shane and K im b e rly R o m a n , * h o Ik no
tongar under Sleleno s c o n tr o l only pra
•andad to t i l l th e n * and K im b e r ly D rew n e t
•o u n d a d rescuing Shana I t e m Sto lane I
thugs A lte r fmd-ng e M a r ta n a " costume
R om an reelired Sleleno o n ly Ir lc k a d O w n *
in to thinking M ertona w as a liv e Romps
Shan* and K morefy esc *-y*d fr o m l t d island
b ut D iana was s liil on H u Is e n d w han there
• * l * Sudden etptosmn
O E N E R A L HOSPITAL
J u s t as Cheryl
• a s going to toshly th a t sha th in k s th * snot
O liv ia Prsmeile a c c id a n la lly bum ped m l*
D in o a cameramen w ho lu r n a d out to b*
lh a m an e h * really shot O liv ia V k to * ues
slunnad when D im llre c o n te s te d th a t O 'no It
th e ir son. but D im ity a never to ld V k to r e l his
• s itle n c t Mobert saved C h e ry l a lta r Dina
pushed her o ff • to o l e dge
The police
or r e t led Dins Anna w as c le a re d « t at
te m p le d murder charges w h a n D ino and
C n m iire sonteuied they p lc **o d *v> t i l l fM M e
L u cy toM Jete about R obbia s a lle lr w llh
C ra g a ry A >en suspected som a th in g rom antic
was going an between M o n ic a and Lord
A th lo n until ha to p nod th e y w a r* only
p la ro irt* Artoito's b irlh d e y p a r ty
Pobarl
th in k s Cheryl s till has I r e lin g s Igy Julian
A rta lia was steprisad whan C aftan attended
har p a r ly l o r d Ashton was p u llto d when he
ra e a lra d a b o* containing e sal a* g e ld piatod
d om inoes
G U ID IN G LIOM T P h .llip was in shock
a lia * A la s arranged tor th * Sp*uld>ng board
m a m b o rs to hoar th * (net m u s c lin g tu d -o
U p * itta i B u t e m o d* o l A lan t a dm ission *1
M l u n e th ic a l tts e o r a r o l th * com pany
Johnny was ta iie ra d whan B leke (C h rls h n e l
ra ga m a d (g h s c touchess B leke was slunnad
whan A la n accused har o l h a rin g an e tte ir
w ith h im M M a s ic o because th e I w o rk in g to*
har la th * * . Roger Thorpa S lake w as shocked
whan A la n said ha tw i.e .e s Roger Is SUM
a tis a and ALp-i It going to lin d h im R ev*
k ic k e d A ten out on his • • ' then th e took o il
to r V o n a iu a le to lin d p roo f lh a l S onni" is
r e a lly lo i'd a A lte r H tilllp agreed to help
M artov g ain lha c la s t th * laals she needs to
bo A la n M ichaal t w ilt U * agreed to keep
m u m lh a l P h illip is h d ng out 0 " tha top floor
e l A la i's m ansion M .ndy s a d s h a d go to
V a n a iu o ia w ith W ill, who w ants to ask Ms
m o th e r M rs V b P ra eboul Ms past
lL IV IN G A v * w e t released b y P rin c e A ll
• H e r a s e curity guard v a n Itod lh a l A te
w a s n 't Ihe A m e rica n w om an th a P rm c * had
a rra n g e d to m p r y Ales IC le y l caught up to
A va | u t t in lim e to help her d e lire * th e ir ion
w ho was b orn w hile they were an an a irplane
TO 000 I eel in the e ir J a il hecem e suspicious
o l G w y n e th who spin eftor he p oin te d out that
w hoever abandoned C harles m ihe ca r wreck
w i l l e v e n lu o lly p ay th e c o n s e q u e n t* *
G w y n e th r a tifie d one ot her e a rrin g s may
s liil be a l lha crash t i l * R ic k is owl to gel
Jock
O N E L IF E TO L IV E : U rs u la was liv id
•th a n T in a Cut ha* w adding ca ke and <he
b o m b U rsu la planted in Ihe cake didn I
e sptode In T in a s te c* L it e r . Stove threw
h im s e lf Ms Ira n i o l Brenda w ho c u t into the
cake, causing the to m b to ssp<ode Wade
chased a lte r C a n d y." whan he r ta lir e d that
she w as re a lly Ursula A lte r le a rn in g lh a l
C h ris tin e is V ito 's daughter. Roger told a
m y s tifie d Sarah th a t ih e y 'r# nc m o vin g to
C a lifo rn ia a lte r a ll Card ra m o r r . J T ina and
Asa m p r led Renee Leo lu re d V lk l to New
V p k C ity to m eet w ith 1 mde w ho cla im e d So
kn ow N ik i Sm ith M k h o e l h ire d a V k to r Lord
look a lik e la a b d u tl V lk l. b ut M ic h a e l w et
u p te l when In * lfK id r-1 d*«*n I trig g e r V lk l's
N lk l p e rs o n a lity Linde and M iss Persons
w o rk to r M ichael G a b rie ile g lo a te d to Mas
th a t M ic h a e l made her CEO o< M a i ’s form er
hote l C hris agreed la give V lk l a chance lo b e
her m o th e r A mvstertos-s m an ca m e to ' lake
G ilb e rt home “
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agent tab a tta r relususg to ba Ir a n s lp r a d to
tlo tto n A drsesken M a tt to lu Leig h lh a l ha
loves her Men p a tte d owl on her couch l e d
was not p le a te d to to p n lh a l M r It spent the
n ig h t a l L e ig h 'i pad C hat turned when he
learned Nancy w ent o ut w ith Rob D elia
•d m rite d to Roger th e de'e d Rob in e rde r to
m eko Roger (oatout C hat and R yan ra ile d
a lt th a ir rom ance tor good Jo h m y is leaious
o l N eil s frie n d s h ip w ith M e *> e
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kidnapped J u lia and le i her th in k ha also
kidnapped Sami The re p is i sent a h a o a p .
C ry s ta l to seduce M icha e l C ry s ta l, whose
re a l n a m * is Cetosto trie d to r ia l aw ey i l t i f
th e re a c te d lh a l the r e p s ' sent her la
M ichael K e lly w e t stunned when J e llre y
suddenly regained Ms speech T J re m inded
J e llre y o l th e ir old p lo t to ra lie v a K e lly e l her
money Auguste fo ld Bunny h a p ills th e look
fro m her t e l l s g r t v * p e o p h r o d itlp s leken
fro m to m e M ayen ru m s W hile w atchin g a
•id e a * • Julia. M ichaal ra a lire d she used sign
language to to ll M m h p location Th* r e p 'll
•s re p e d a f t * ' s lig h tly wounding M ic h a e l, who
rescued J u lia J u lia and M ic h a e l had ta e tor
the H r tl lim a C rw t and Roswell d id n 't catch
Ms* ra p is t I p k also chased the r e p it l Later
Jack to ld Diene th a t ha saw the r e p lt l s lace
Sonny'' argued w ith his Mason perso n a lity,
who Is sM I in love w llh J u lia
TH E YO U N O A N D I N I R E S TLE S S
Sloven was shot by a d rug o d d k l. R ich a rd
Stanley who refused to Id* Sloven p u l h n
m other, P h y llis . M * m a nte l hespHei Ash'ey
and lha re st ol too A bbott le m lly stood v ig il
over Storen. who d-ed e lto r he cam e Out o l t
com a long enough lo to ll Ashley to o l ha loved
h p and th a t he w anted h p to go P . w ith h p
l i l t R ich a rd was p r e s to d by tho police
lo o n n a w e t a im o ti r r '.e .e d lo le a rn ol
Storen t doe to because she r t a iiie d to o l he
didn I ge* the chance to to ll V ic to r th e ) th *
w r o l* v i c t o r ’s u n a u th p iie d b io g ra p h y
V ic to r and L te n n e Itn o iiy consum m ated th e ir
m a rria g e Traci gat back to w o rk on har
navel a fte r her agent Jason, weened h p th a t
th o was on tho v trg a o f losing her w ritin g
career Cassandra told P a u l lh a l she %going
d ir p c e Gsorge W a y Irie d to ro u n d s Peul
end C eise n dre then learned Cassandra is
m a rrie d to George Lisa is s till h olding B re d
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HMD —
Religion
IN BRIEF
110th anniversary at St. Paul’s
S AN FO R D — T h r Sf Paul M issio n a ry B a p tis t C h u rrh . H I3
I ’I n r A v r.. S an fo rd , w ill c e le b ra te lt»' I |O th ann ive rsary Dec 4
T he * p r a k r r fo r Ih r 11 a tti w o rs h ip service w ill h r H rv A lb r r t
C o vin g to n o f Casselberry
T h r ch urch was founded in IH7H and In IMHO t h r Ural
r h u r t h w as c ir c le d on l l i r p re se n t a ilr S i I ’a o l la o n r o f t h r
o ld ra t r h u r r h r a In S anford, a n d a cco rd in g to o n r rtf t h r o ld ra l
m e m lx-rs n o w deceased, t h r a itr wan p u rch a se d from f l r n r y C
and l i r r t r u d r K S anford In N o v u n b r r. IKK I
A month of fun at First Presbyterian
SAN K O K B — T h r K irsl P re s b y te ria n C h u rc h . 301 O ak A v r..
Sanford. a n rH in n rra a m o n th (h o c k fu ll o f a c tiv itie s T b r r r w ill
l«r a Roll lo iir n a m r n l al lu n a r nan D rt 2. I h r P re s b y te ria n
W om en Med Sira k in g C o flr r w ill l i r O re 3; a c h o ir C h rta tm a a
firoR ram w ill f ir | l r r 4. I h r P h lla th e a < las* C h rta tm a a In n r It
w ill l ir I>rc 3, ih r P re -S rh ix tl C c n lrr 'a llr r a k la a i w ith S a n ta
w ill l i r I >rc Id a %rr o n d a llo w in g o f l l i r c h o ir C h ria tm a a
proR ram w ilt l»r D r* I I . i h r ( h ild r r n a C h ria tm a a P ro g ra m
w ill fir |> ri
|H Ih r C h ria lm a a Eve C a n d le lig h t S ervice a n d
C o m m u n lrtn w ill l ir I v i
24 and ih r C h ria lm a a m o rn in g
la m llv service w llllx - n a lu ra llv r fk x ig h , De< 2 3
Sanctuary Choir to perform
S AN FO R D — t o . S a n c tu a ry C h o ir id i h r P in r c r r s l ‘ t. ip t iv
C h u n It. l i t ) W A lrftn rl Itlv d S a n ln rd m il In |irr lf> rtiiln g i h r
ca n ta ta Rejoice hy H arry ilra m a n D rt I d at H p m f h r p u b lic
la In v ilr d t o a t lr n d a n il ad m la a lo n la f r r r
1 h r « h u ll w ill p rra rn t Ih r i a n la la aRatn D r r I I a l 7 p m
Various choirs will give concert
SA.HrO H D
I h r r a tio n * c h o irs r o m p r la llljl Ih r V lnali
M m la iry w ill p r ifo r m al I h r E irsi U n ite d M r ilx x lts i C h u rc h .
4 II I Park A v r S anford D n I at 4 |i m
P rrlo rm rra w ill lm lo d r P atch I h r P ir a lr C lu h I a n d II.
C iU tx a llo n Y o u th Choir. W r s lr y lb II R in g e r*. C a rillo n lb 'll
R ingers a n d th r t h u rt h s tw o a d u lt to a r m h lr a t h r C h a n c e l
and SatM to a rv cI mHIs l l i r proR ram la u ttd rr t h r d tr r r t to n of
I b v l t l l ) M d i l t r r A n u rs a ry w ill l i r prov Itlrd
l o r m o rr in lo r tu a lb in .r a ll I h r t In in It al 322 437 I
Singers to perform at Holy Cross
SANFORD — Holy C fta * F.pt*» o | m I ( h im h. 4 d l S Patk A v r .
S anlord. w ill I r a lu r r l l i r B e h in d ih r W a ll M r ig r ts lim n St
Mk ha1 1 « K p .*. i )hi I C h u n li d u rtn R t h r lr A d v m l w r v k r a IX-c
4 at 3 p m
T h r R roup Itaa |ir t fo r tn r d In hnR land and in lo c a l r l i u n lir a
They sin g m a in ly H u ll 1 7th a n d 2 0 th m i l u r y in ta c t u m p a ttird
m usk T h r in iw r r t D n 4 w ill I r a lu r r m u sk h \ l l i r A m rr h an
< x x ti|x i*rr t.« la id Near w o rka liv K dw ard Ik n rs lo w and J o h n
H u ilr r . an d A d v rn t C o iiR rrR a lb m a l lltn n n a
All Souls school board met
SAN FO R D — A ll Soula t a th o lk - C h u rc h O ld S Oak A v r .
S a n lo rd
h a d a m r r lliiR of ita s* h ool Im a u l M m
27
I h a ir|irfa »hi IbniR laa l lo l h w r b o n ir d lir a la u id m rm tx -r J u d y
IV r Rat n a n . p r r a iilr n l o l i h r h o m r and m h ool al A ll S o u ls
School
•
S t. P etersb u rg B is h o p to retire
B ishop Larkin c ites health
reasons fo r early retirem ent
U n lta d P ra s s In ta r n a tlo n a l
ST PETERSBURG - Bishop
W T ho ina x Larkin, a college
frtrn d ol p o |ir John Paul II. w ill
r r l l r r as head of the Roman
C a l h u l I t D l u r r t r o f SI
P rlrrx h u rR as m m >ii ns a suei csssor Is ordained, probably In
la ir May o r early June
L ar k i n 03. a n n o u n rrd his
retirem ent plans Tuesday rltln R
Ilia h ealth H r said his doctor
had a d visrd h im In slow down
hul d id not rla h o ra lr on th r
n a lu rr o l ih r health p io h trm
"When I tirRan m y ir n u r r as
bishop, i fu lly Irte n d e d lo re
m ain u n til ih r m andatory re
tirem ent aRr |7 3 l." latrkin s«»id
However. alihmiRh man p ro
mises God disposes DlirltlR Ih r
past year m y b ra ilh has not
tiern Ih r lies! and I was advisrd
lo slow dow n
"T h is w as not an easy decision
i.. niakt but II was midi In light
ol what I thought was lies! for
Ih r diocese, he said
This is
one ol Ih r lastrsl RrowtnR arras
ol ih r country In m y physical
m n d ll Ion I do not leel I Ita I I can
Rive ih r tim e and energy that
will h r required lo lead ih r
dks r s r durtnR the n rxl d rra d r
The llvr-county diocese serves
71 parishes and a U w l itOO.OOO
C a th o llo
Passage chosen for prayer
week for Christian unity
Unltad Proas Intarnatlonal
Roman C alh oh ts and Prm rs
I m ii I b h c v r « h o a r n a {Mssagr
Irom I he aposlle Paul's letter In
the Romans for th is year's ob
o rrv a n rr of Ih r week id p ra v rr
lot ( b ust tan u n ity
The observance, held each
year In m id J a nu ary, w ill tvm arked Jan IH 23 and lie based
•h i ih r theme, ' b u ild in g co m
m u n ity — one body In C hrist
In a p unt statement m arking
I be w re k A rrh b ish o p Jo hn M.iv
ol SI lawn*, president of the
Natkmal Conference o i Catholic
B is I m >|m a n d the Rev I ’a lr k u
Mi C lui g. p rrs l*W lt of the Na
llo n a l C o u n c il o l C h u rc h e s ,
pralscil progiess tlia l has h rrn
made in (he e ffo rt to b rin g
C hristian • hurehea together
"As llie diakigue expands and
churches drr|>eii rrU lk m s h lp s
through shared service we a ir
in rrra s m g l) aware of our k irn
Illy os llie Body ol C hrist and the
lo ttim u n lly of his disciples. ‘ llie
I wo said
The tw o said Ih r choker ol the
I r r r n ir s Iw 'lw te n the c h u rc h
now and th r fledgling group ol
C hristians al llie lim r ol Paul
"W h ile ihe p irse n l d lllrrrn c « s
and div talons am >ng us a rr not
those Paul la ie d his message
ap|Hlrs no less to our iiH lItm p o rary siiua ikH i
In Ih r new r t u m rn k al era we
a rr In the p fim s s o l m aking llu
quest for renewed C hn slla n u n
ity |M ri ol the life ol each i h urt h
and every C hristian
ih ry said
" If is llie ut Ihe lot al le v rl of
c h u r c h l l i r lh a i I h r q u e s t
becomes most real Ih rm ig ii the
sharing ol our Individual and
corporate spuHual Rills
Indeed. II Is llie aim ol Ih r
W rek ol Prayer, put together hv
the (iraym u o r E tu m rn k a l In
s lllu lr. In bring Ih r sense ol Ihe
quest for Christian unity down
lo Ih r k s a l l«vrl Mint ofhcial
rt u m e iik al work generally lakes
place among theologians and
Involves ih r arcane although
Im is iria iil questions ol d is lrin a l
division
The 40 |M gr rrs o u n e ts a ik lri,
prepared lor iw a l <o n g rrg a lkin s
in* lu d rs a sample homily lot
K in g s h u t iday as well as a
sam pling *>i quoiallons
L a rk in s jid a lte r he steps
dow n as hlsfiop h r w ill rem ain
active In Ih r d ln c rs r. h ul al a
more leisurely pace.
"Once you reach ll ir aRr ol ti3.
thluRs started tirraklriR dow n ."
L arkin s.ud "1 h r doctor tells me
that lireanse of Ih r stress of Ih r
(MtsUlon that II w ould hr much
tw iler lor me lo r n ir e Irom my
adm in istrative responsibilities
And. that w ay I H unk. I would
lie atirl In continue lonRrr In m y
liastnnil ministry
L a rk in is o n ly the second
bishop of the St P rtrrsh u rR
Diocese He w as ordained a
bishop in H)7l) a n il succeeded
llishopC harles l i M cLaughlin
U irk in on*' of six bishops in
F lorida, made h is a n n o u n c r
incu t while s ta n d in g in Iron) ol a
la rg r portrait ol Pope John Paul
II his college classm ate In Rome
from I «)47io I (MO
Archbishop I ’ki Laghl. Ih r Apo t i o l l r Pro N u n c i o head
quartered In W ashington. D C .,
w ill ro o rd ln a lr Ih r search lo r
l.a rk ln s successor
L a r k i n w i l l c o n s u lt w i t h
p G c*:i. nuns, brothers and lay
m e n d irrs o f ih r dkM-rsr tveforr
forw arding th r lr recom m enda
tions lor a successor lo Laghl.
and r r i o m rurndations also w ill
l*r s u h m ittrd hv Ih r bishops ol
Florida and a special selection
in ttm iH ir r ol ih r N jllo n a l Con
f e r r n r r o l C a ih o lie B ishops
laR h l then w ill forward those
rrro rn m rn d a llo n s . along w ith
his own. m ih r Congregation o l
Bishops in Rome
The congregation w ill su bm it
H irer names to the pope. wL.v
w ill make the decision.
Southern Baptist Alliance has
moved offices to Washington
UnIDtl P ra ti Intarnatlonal
rilA R LO T T E.
N .C .
-
Southern B aptist moderates
arc taking steps designed lo
give them a h ig h e r profile and
a louder v o ire In (he Int r r it r r in r squabble over ih rologv In Hie S oul hem Ba|Hlsl
Convention
D u rr tots ol the Southern
Baptist Allusive r . an organlaa
(Io n c o m p o s e d o f 4 0 .0 0 0
Southern ilup dsta . have d r
elded (o m ove Ihe group's
headquarters Iro m C harlotte
lo W ashington. D C
Directors also voted al c
m ee'ing in t ’ h a n o H * Monday
lo hue Dr. S tan Hasty, now
wi t h Ih r lia p ils l Press In
W ashington, as the organlraBun's first lu ll lim e paid ex
ecutive d lm in r
H a s t y Is c u r r e n t l y
Washington bureau ch ie f o f
the lu p u s ! Press and direr lo r
ol tnftwmalkvii services (or Ihe
lU o tls t Jo in t C o tn m lllr r on
Ihiblk- A llairs
(M tliu ls said the move to
hire Hasty and u> p ut alliance
headquarters in ihe n a tio n a
capital indk-atrs the breadth
of support for tlic m od e ra lr
o r g a n l r a l l o n fo u n d e d In
C harlotte nearly tw o vears
ago
"T h is ts an Indication that
our organisation lias really
come of age." said llie H rv,
Henry C rouch o l C harlotte,
past president of Ih r a llto n rr.
The Baptist principles we
h avr alw ays believed In and
stood for are not going to d ir . "
"B y m oving to W ashington
and h irin g someone o f Stan
H asty’s s u tu r tf." C rouch said,
"w e are serving notice that
w c 'rr going to h r *n t h n r
in lung. We are going lo be
card "
T h r alliance c u rre n tly rep
resents G6 churches and In d i
vidual m em bers In 40 stales
It was created In response to
the long theological struggle
between fundam entalists and
moderates In the Southern
D ap lls: C o n v e n tio n , w h ic h
has 14.7 m illio n members.
T lie tn o d e ra tr group has
ra is e d m o n e y and r a llie d
s u p p o r t for w o m e n In
m in is try .
J l i r i r a rr ofirMtMRv in all grades pn K throuRh Mlh grade
with quality rd o i atkm
to r n u tr r m lo rm a lk in c a ll Dr M argaret K C u rra n a l
3 3 T *7 0 0 0 o r com c in ih r « h*x>l
th cin r h u m Hie New Testam ent
Two Christmas musicals to be presented
Soviet Jews experience governmental leniency
S AM I'O K H
T h r Muak M m ia trv of l l i r F irst B a p tist C h u n h
5 19 Park A v r . S anlord. p rr a r n ta tw o C h ria tm a a m u a k ala th ta
araaon
I h r flra l la W la r l i m a a n d S la rrv S k lra hv l l i r ( 'h ild r r n a
C h o ir D rt 1 1 al 7 p n i
T h r a n o n d la M a kr Ilia I ’raiac G lo rio u s In i h r a d id i a n il
y o u th t Ito irs Dee I 7 a l 7 3 0 p m an I D n I h . i i 7 p i u
T h r m u a k' m lu ia iry i* u n d e r I h r d im d o n <>l H rv D on Reece
Tot m o tf In fo rm a tio n ■a ll 3 2 2 (MM I
Puppets to perform at First Baptist
W IN T E R PARK — I h r S o u a h m r C r lr h n ilb m P u p i> ri* w ill
p i t v n ! i ; . r n o k a l T h r l.ltile s t S h rp ltrr d Dei 1 1 al 7 p m al
I h r Kit at Ita p d a i ( h im h 1021 New Y ork A v r . W ln tr r P ark
Ilk - * |m la l W 'h llr t lo 1st m as S ervice w ill alao In c lu d e
C h ria lm a a m uak' h y ih r c h ild re n 's ch o lra . and n o n |irria h .« h lr
R llla ol IimmI hv th r <m iRri Ration
Women Aglow will have a party
O R LAN DO
Orlando W om en Aglow will h avr a p arty at
Rna and ('h u t k Thomaa' Itouar D n
Id (rout II ;ill a m to
noon Marla NrRroii w ill ainR sour * ol ih r araaon There w ill h r
a I ir I ii h iu n cli I4SYP al 343-71)21) or N7fi 3o7M
Debby Boone to perform Dec. 9 and 10
O H I.A N D O — D rhhv Ik x m r w ill aliiR al llu - O rla n d o C lir la lk in
C rn lc r D rv II and I d T k k r ia a rr a va ila b le ai ilk ' O rla n d o
C lid a llau t 'e n ir r Im o k a io rr 7 t*d l Finest ('H y Rd O ila u d o
I k k r ia .itc > ti lor a d u lia a n d 93 lo r t h ild r r n u n d r r 12
Koi m o rr m lo rm a lk in i a ll 2 9 3 -7 4 4 9
Christian Family Expo booths available
O R LA N D O — T h r S rc o n d C h rla lia u f a m ily K.X|mi w ill I n- al
III" O ila u d o C rn llo p lc v M a rch 3 4 and S and Is * |x iu s o trd hv
WTLN f Ml Ib a 'ih a a rr a v a ila b le lor l i i k l n r w r v w h ic h w o u ld
l lk r to ir u c h C h ris tia n cu sto m e rs.
Kor m ore In lo rttta lh iu . c a ll S h irle y Ih - llc v illr at t*M2 1313
Christmas candlelight concert set
O R LA N D O — Si J a m ra C a lh rd ra l. 213 N OranRc A v r..
O rla n d o Is s|x>iisnrl:tg a I r r r C htisiiiias candlrliR hi c o n c e rt
I Jet (H a l 7 3 0 p i l l
T h r in iis lr a l a rlrc lo u a w ill 1m* |M 'rto rm rd hy in e ililx -rs o l I h r
F lo rid a S y m p h o n y O re h e a lra. lh*' C e n tra l F lo rid a l l r a t t
E n s c in h lr. and th r C a lh c d ra l C holra
Foi m o rr In h u m a tio n , c a ll Ro I m-i i S e h a rler a l 422 -2003
Paul Schumacher to perform
letter w ritte n hv Paul point up
I m ii I i the s im iU rtlle s and d ll
Unltad F r t t i Intarnatlonal
MOSCOW - In Moscow Yuli
K h o/orovsky. who has trie d lor
IM years lo leave lor Israel,
st i iir t r s around n rg am rm g th r r r
Soviet s a n r llo tird J e w ish c u l
tu ra l e e n tris
In Sam arkand, U rh r k l Jews
fo rm a ro o fH -ra tiv r to teach
Hebrew
In Riga a Jew ish hospital lor
ih r aged is planned, in fU L u n a
n rw s |ia p rr on Jew ish a lla irs and
In V iln iu s u Jew toll m useum
From the Bailie rrp u b llr s lo
C entral Asia In Ih r Soviet ca pi
tal a new deal Is m th r o flln g lor
■h r Soviet U nkm 's 1 H m illk m
Jews
A ll hough Ihe necessary legis
l.itlon Is s till tirin g w o rk rd out.
Ih r new deal In r lt r c l w ill offer
two clear choices — em igrate
under rased rules or rem ain w ith
Is anybody w atching over the
m orals ol today 's youth?
A distinguish! d g ra d iM lr ol a
trading Eastern u n iv e rs ity said
In his a lu m n i m ag a/ln e recently
lhai h r Is "ufisel hy Ih r ap
|N ilniinrut of some ra g rr. mod
c r n w n ni a n a s a ‘ h e a l t h
nfierlalist' al Ih r u n iv e rs ity ."
He went on lo say, " I t seems
lh a i Ih r modern rou tine Is lo
promote sate sex.' H asn't anyimdy heard r»r ll^>slHlellre', Let's
promote a little ol that instead of
w o rry in g w hether th ey h a v r
enough condom m achines m the
d o r m ito rie s ." iSotm- colleges
dls|H'iise condom s In Ih r school
colors.)
T h is m an w ent lo college
w he n In s titu tio n s o f h lg h r r
tra in in g acted "III loco p aren tis"
— in p la c e o f a p a re n t —
exercising supervision over the
m orals and lirh a v lo r of their
Oxford professor to give talks
s iu d riiis
Amy Grant will perform.
L A K K L A N D — A m y G ra n t w ill p e rfo rm a l I h r L a k e la n d C iv ic
C enter Dec. 10. P erfonttlnR w ith her w ill fx- M ich a e l W S in illi
and G ary C hapm an
Tickets arc a v u llu h lr al T lc k r lm iis le r local Ions
• L i t h u a n i a a * o u n t II
M in is te rs
a lre a d y
• >t
has g ive n
|H-(niission lor a J e w ish Museum
in Vilnius
S om ething is h a p p e n in g ."
said M lrh u rl C h lrn o v . 4M. a
Jew ish ai iiv ls i lo r 20 yrars. who
w auls to rem ain in Russia and
build •> Jewi'ti in*-
Wc
mi
C hlrnov. w ho ta iig lii Hebrew lo
Soviet d is s i d e n t A n a to ly
Sheliaransky. has w a lrh rd more
Ilia n 230.(MM> Soviet Jews m il
grate siner l ‘ M>7 So lar th is
V"ar. I4.27H J e ws have Ir-c ii
allowed lo t m ig rate , the highest
num ber in eight y ra rs Alm ost
a ll havr gone lo th r United
Stales, not Is ru rl
B ill C h lc n o v . now on Ihe
governing tNiard ol a Jewish
e u ltiir.il ren ter, said Ih r new'
approach Is a re a liza tio n hy
Soviet officials and S o v lrl Je w ry
a ctivists d ia l e m ig ra tio n Is not
the panacea nm r I bought lo be
" T h e o ld a p p ro u c h re lie d
e x c lu s iv e ly on e m ig r a tio n ."
C h lriiv o v said "N o w II has lir r n
recognized that rm lg ra lk in as
such cannot solve the Jewish
problem In the S o vlrl U nion "
C h lrn o v says heeause Ih ry
realize most Russian Jews w ill
rem ain In the Soviet U nion.
Soviet o fficials are rra d y lo rase
em igra tion restrlclIons
S o v lrl and Jew ish sources say
u rw rules w ill nol require lh a i
S o vlrl Jews lie n u lle d hy an
Israeli ic ld llv r hul w ill let llu in
apply d ire c tly to Ih r U n itrd
Stales or Western countries
" T h a t’s where Ih ry are going
a n y h o w ." said C hlrnov. w ho has
lir r n invite d to a W orld Conferr n c r o n S o v i e t J e w r y In
Jerusalem In explain his views
T he S o v ie t u h o u t-fu e r on
em igration w ill ihrnw th r ball lo
ih r Am ericans and W estern n a
tions
Methodist Bishops fall short on AIDS knowledge
KIS S IM M EE — I he A llia n c e ( 'h u r t h ol K issim m e e . 14H3 M ill
SIo iir I i Rd . K issim m ee, w ill I r a lu r r a c o u r t'll b y lia rltn n c P aul
S c h iim a r lir r Dec 4 a i Id 4 3 a in
For m ore In lo rm a lk iu f a ll «-!•»- 1959
D el.A N D — A throloR v p ro lcsso r Iro m O x fo rd w ill I k- one o l
the s|K-okerx at S I c I m iii U n iv e rs ity 's fo u rth a n n u a l F lo rid a
W ln tr r P astor's School F ell 7 — Id
l)r. Ja m e s Harr. rc g lo * prolcssor of H ebrew a l O x lo rd w ill
s|M'.ik on l l i r r r d lllr r c n l to p ic s Rc I ir Ious F u n d a u iru la U a u i.
H o ly S c rip tu re C anon. A u th o rtiy . C ritic is m . m il T h e S co |tc
and A u th o rity o l t h r Hlble.
For m ore In fo m tu llo u . c a ll 734 4 121
o pp ortu nities lot Jewish c u ltu ra l
and religkiu s expression
Organized Jewish expression
I m s been thinned since Joael
Stalin elrrsrd v irtu a lly all Jew ish
cultural Instllulkins lit the late
IU4CK 11-.tillin g Hebrew was
barred a ltr r the C ontm untols
look power In 1917. banned as a
rrlig k m s l.iriRiiaRi
But th is year alone
• J e w is h a rtlv ls ts in Latvia
hav e a s k e d a u l h - ' r l t i e s f or
|>ernilsskill lo s rl up a i h .llII v
h o sp ita l for r ld r r lv re lig io u s
Jews that w ill srrvc Kosher I is h I
They also want a school to Ira i h
Hebrew
• J e w is h e u lltir.il leaders In
Estonia are planning a twicem o n tlily ncw spafirr on Jew ish
alla irs lo lir published In Esionlan and Russian
Is i t as a r e s u l t o f t h e
abandonm ent of th is responsibil
ity i li.it nearly one In 3(X) college
students is r rjio r tr d ly in frc ird
vsi i li iln AIDS virus — a figure
called "d is a p p o in tin g ly h ig h ” hy
an AIDS official at Ihe C enler for
Disease C ontrol in A tlanta?
The churches have done no
tx 'itr r ih.m the colleges in sel
lin g dow n firm guidelines re
g ar di ng acceptable sexual
lieliavlor. especially as It |iertains *o hom osexual a c tiv ity No
one lias s|Hikrn less ctcariy on
llie subject than i lie C ouncil of
RELICTION
G EO RG E
PL.AGENZ
Bishops o f H ie l ' ii lic it M r ih » d ts t
C hurch
In u j m >s i i ion p.ipr i on AIDS
Ih ry sav. "W e. the Council o|
Bishops, sav as clearly as w r can
lo our h rn llirrs and s ls irrs that
A cq u ire d Illu m in e D eficiency
Syndrom e is not a sin. as m any
c la im "
No our* I know ol sdy* AIDS Is
a sin AIDS Is a disease. Diseases
a rr nol sins II ih rre are Indeed
those w ho claim AIDS Is a sin. !
w ould guess w hat I hey mean Is
lha i AIDS, w hi-ii u is contracted
sexually hy homosexuals, is a
"result of s in ." a "consequence
of s in ." or. as some may go so lar
as lo say. a "pun ishm en t lor
s in ." The sin In q urstlon here
w o u ld p re s u m a b ly r ef er t o
homosexual lieliavlor.
II AIDS Is not a slit land li
lakes no Ixild declaration hy a
council ol bishops lo establish
H i.ill. do llu* bishops consider
AIDS In some cases lo lx* a result
of (consequence of. p u n is lm irn t
lor ) iln ? Do llic y t h i n k
huiruisexua1 tx'huvlnr Is a sm''
Or nol? Do they w ain us in know
u li.il they Hunk I
I wrote to B ishop W ixxlle W
W hite ol Ihe Illin o is Area who. I
was given lo u nderstand, was
"th e e h lrl a u th o r o l Ihe siatein e iil." asking lo r c la rlllra llo n
But all he said III rrp tv was. *T
would nol dare a tte m p t III Inle rp ie l what each ol Ihe bishops
had III m ltid w hen they signed
it
Bui what did Ihe chlel author
ol th r s ta lrm rn l have m ii.tnd
w hen h r wr ot e II? C o u ld n 't
Bishop W hite have answered
that? And s h o u ld n 't a statement
on sm li a vital Issue of o ur tim es
addressed to the t h u tc h m em
bership al large lo lx- so t lt-ar
lh a i all ol Ihe bishops would
havr ih r same thing " in m in d "
w h e n i h r y a ss e n te d to It?
Otherwise, whut would lie Ihe
|x iiu i ol m aking a join t stalem enl?
A second siaten icn l In the
bishops' AIDS pa|x-r w hich gives
ih r e a rrfu l reader pause fuiluw.s
d ire c tly the one we have hern
discussing It says, "(AIDS) is a
viru s? " W ith or w lih o u i Ihe
exclam ation point, that s rn irr.itis Inaccurate. AIDS Is m il a
viru s It I s a disease caused hy a
virus.
W ould Ih r bishops core lo
rew rite th e ir fxislllon p.qx-r so
tli.il all w ho read It m ay und rrs la n d ?
MUSICAL DRAMA
THE NATIVITY
TO SA IN T LUKE
BY Randall Thompson
according
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F irs t P re s b yte ria n C h u rc h
301 Oak Avenue
h u ll Staging and Costumes
S U N D A Y . DEC. 4 and 11
7:00 P.M.
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I
Sweeting wants recount
Legal action may stop
certification of votes
B R IE F S
■ y LAURA S U LL IV A N
F ire e ru p ts in h ig h -rise
Herald stilt writer
LOS A N G ELES — Fire rruptrd In ■ Hollywood
high rise building housing many entertainment
Industry office* Wednesday night. popping out
window* and trapping somr worker* for two
hour*, official* ami witnesses said
About 100 firefighter* and a helicopter
carrying an aertal assault train responded to the
fire that broke out at 9 25 p m In the 13-story
Cahuenga-Sunsct Building at 0430 Sunset
Hlvd . city fire apokesman Jim Well* aald
The fire waa confined to the office* of
Spanish language radio siatkii KIQU on the Oth
floor and was out by 10 H) p m . fire spokesman
Gary Svtder said
SANFORD — James Sweeting III. m y com
mission candidate drleated by eight votes In a
Dec 20 runoff elecPon. aald lie would file a legal by a computer in ihe presence ol ihe supervisor
action today In Seminole County Circuit Court of elections and a committee comprised of a d ly
seeking a hand rrcount of ihe ballots
commissioner, city clerk and deputy clly clerk
Sweeting an attorney, on Dec. 21 asked the
Clly Clerk Henry Tam m said one »*alloi wenl
City Commission not to certify Ihe election thmugh Ihe machine unmarked, and nine ballot*
results unlit ballots were counted again by hand
were not counted lor either candidate The
Nevertheless on a 3 2 vote the commission computet will not register a ballot ll It Is
voted to certify Lon Howell as the winning unmarked, marked in the wrong spare, or
candidate
marked more than once In Ihe same rare. Tam m
ILillols are cast on punch ranis, then counted
See Recount. Page 8A
Hardy, DeMarie
butting heads
in Longwood
By S A N D R A B O U C H A H I N E
Hereld steft writer
From United P re s , In ta m a tlo n .l raporta
I N S I D E ________________
□ F lo rid a
E m is s io n la w takes e ffe c t
TA LLA H A S S E E — A new state law requiring
annual automobile emission Inspections In »U
urban countlea takes rllrct Sunday, but It will
hr more than a
year brforr the
rjueura form at
Inspection slaW orldw ide rite
Ilona
The law gives of carbon dioxide
the Or|>arimrnt
of H i g h w a y
S a fe ty a nd
Motor Vehicles
untO Man h I.
1090. to create
the network of
p r iv a t e con*
tra cto r* w h o
w ill com prise
w h a t I a
eapreted to tie
the largest state
auto emission*
control protect
In I lie country
Unclean Air
Pag* t A
□ S p o rt*
S.C . b o w l skid c o n tin u e s
MEMPHIS. Term - Make that an OH record
for South Carolina In bowl game appearances
f)ave Schnell pasaed for 37H yards and two
touchdowns Wednesday night. Including a
Liberty Howl record
scoring pass of HH
yard* to Rob Turner,
leading Indiana to a
34*10 victory over
the Gamecock*, the
eighth lots in a*
many trie* in post
season games for
South Carolina
Schnell. who was
o ve rsha do w e d by
all America running
bark A n th o ny
Thompson during the season, used pinpoint
deep (Missing to win Ihe game's Moat Valuable
Player award
Baa P a g * 2B
C O LLEG E HOOPS
64
Vlllanova
Auburn....
83
Florida S ta le ------------------------------- -------------------------- 97
Central Flo rid a ......................... ............................ 64
102
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Pennsylvania
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See Longwood. Page 5A
Increase in bear deaths concerns officials
By J. MARK B A R P IIL D
Herald still writer
SANEOHD — A sudden surge In
Ihr accidental killing of black bear
by motorist* on Stale Huail 4H ha*
prompted stair wildlife biologists to
recommend lowering Ihe sperd
limit along the commuter route
leading to l^tke ( minty, official*
s a id Wednesday
The sign* oul there now don I
alerl people lo Ihe danger of
pr>**ibly hilling hear, said Jennifer
Mi Murtray. a regional biologist with
ihr Department of Natural Hr
sources recreation and parks
dlvtsUm
Although during the seven years
prior lo l!WN rarely more than
three bear have been known to have
been killed annually hy motorists
on ihr route. Hit* year 12 bear
killing* have already been rrporlrd
with possibly one nr two more
nut nnilrmrd killing*
Stale wildlife biologists estimate
thr entire Weklva River Uism can
accomodate foraging and roaming
of 20 hear Wlldlllr officials at
cminled for seven Itear In Ihr area In
IB87
Mt Murtray and other total stale
wildlife official* want to lower Ihr
sperd limit to 40 mph between 5
p m and 9 a rn dally In a sis mile
Black Hear Sj»rrd Zone" rslrndlng
about a mile east of Ihe Wrklvu
Hiver In Seminole County lo about
five mile* wrst of Hie rivet In l-ake
County Th r ares Is whrrr most of
Ihr hear kills havr oecurrrd and
whrrr bear have been frequently
sighted
T h r official* recommend flashing
yellow light* tie installed Initially lo
warn motorist* of Ihr /one and
plat log of more warning signs They
also recommend more law rn fnrcemrnt uf Ihr lower *|ierd limit*
during ihr first year in assure
motorist* comply
M< Murtray said the Florida Gamr
and Freshwater Fish Cmurnlssion
will ask thr slate l)e|Mrlmrni of
Truus|M>rtatlou for the tiear rone
and are hopeful Ihe state rmid
department will agree Ho.nl nlllt l.ils
were not avallahlr Wrdnrvtay af
ternoon
Of ihr 12 killing* Hits year, all hut
See Bears, Page 8A
REPORT
SIGHTINGS .
305-322-7587
Mxwr h«w a, So* u m a
This sign along S.R. 46 warns that bears are in Iho area.
R e s e a rc h e r says s ta te n e e d s
to im p ro v e e v a c u a tio n p lan s
UNDEXI
................ SA
Editorial.... •eeeeeeeeeeeAA
F lo r id a .........
A group of-taenagsr* horn* Irom school lor
the holiday season took to tha hardcourt
Wednesday afternoon at Fort Mellon Park
Silhouetted against lha setting sun. Ihe
players took advantage ol sunny weather to
get in some outdoor hoop time
69
>•• Sport*
................ 7 B
.. BB
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.. 00
B as k et c a s e s
LONGW (X)I) — City ComrH*ek..:.-r If nl- Hardy
want* City Administrator Gene DrMart. .n resign
and has plared Ihe Issue on the agenda when ihe
newly ele« ted commission mrct* lor Ihe first lime
on Jan 3
■'I'm not satisfied with him I d like lor film to
resign anil I will makr a motion In terminate him
uniter the provision* In his contract with srvm n ce
(m v ." Hardy said Wednesday
Three commissioners said Ihey supported
Hardy smuve
When asked atsnit the issue DeMarie said
I
have no Idea wli.il you re talking about Notxwlv lias
asked me in do am *m h thing
He did admit however. that Hardy had liren
hugging him for months in resign from the (nisi
lie has held for nearly eight months
City Attorney Hu hard S fay lot Jr said vester
day aftrrtuain "I undersiand It's on (the agenda
uiHferl adm inistrate mailers that lonrerns lu
Marie I honestly ilon I know a thing hr said
In a sts month evaluation Halt Hardy and
t ointnissionrr fed Porlklng had given lu Mane tow
rating* Ih r other Ihrre io«ntnt**iiairt* unhiding
Hit tiard K llullingtnn Day til Gunter and l.ynrllr
Dennis gave turn high ratings
Gtinlrr and Drnnls were defeated In Hie city's
No* H rlr< lion In lir swotn in Jan 3 are t anil
Odom and Gene Karat h
Hardy said one ol Ills concerns was the Initial ol
Ihe iMtrrl* mtilainlng unknown siiltslatu e* tw-hlnd
(tie public wurks iir|Mirtmrnl Hardy said that
IU-Marie should not have rrleased Dim tor of 1‘uhlu
Work*Charles Hasster for that
"That * unforglvrable You've gol In tie living In
Ihe dark ages not In know lirtlri You |u*l can't
H o r o s c o p e ......
N a tio n ................
P e o p le ...............
P o lic e ................ ..........3A
S p o r t s ..............
T e le v i s i o n .......
W o r l d ................
W e a th e r............ ••••••••2 A
Partly cloudy and mild today
We w ill have a
partly sunny day
today with a high In
the 80* and very
llltlr chance ol rain
Tonight wr w ill again
lie visited hy log and
will havr a low In Ihe
(iOs Tomorrow will
see a partly sunny
day with a high In
Ihe 80a.
H U R R IC A N E A L L E Y
/’
U nitod i
software program that began under
Ihe development ol
Tulrkcl and
GAINESVILLE - A researcher says professors Horst llamacher. Inin
Florida communities need lo revise Klskoand Ktrhard Francisal UF
Using a |M-r*nnal computer, city
and Improve ihrir evacuation plans,
particularly If lliry are located along planner* and engineer* can ruler
Information
about ihrir town's
thr cimisI or near nuclear plants
"It'a really Irlghiming lo think |Mi|)ulatlun. street nrtwork and traffic
what could happen If a cominunlly Is ilow patterns In come up with the
not prepared lo evacuate quickly qul. krst anil safest ways Inevai uaie.
should thrrr Ik- a hurricane or a hr said
"Every second counts II you have
mu tear accident." said Sulryman
Tulrkcl. a prulrssm of Industrial and a few more minutes in rvacualr
syslrms rnginerring at llie Universi (M-opIr. you could save a few more
hundred lives In an emergency."
ty of Florida
"I'm afraid there are many places Tufekd said
Tufckcl's computer program could
oul there that have no evacuation
plans, or If they do Ihey are from live help communities comply with a hill
or 10 years ago. which Is very I'resldrnt Hragan signed In Nov
ember requiring every community
outdated." Tufekd said Wednesday.
facility to have
Communities In Florida could Im near a nuclear
prove and update I heir disaster evacuation plans
evacuation routes with a computer L'See Evacuate. Page 5A
B y United B ra ss Internatio nal
States
A rr o w s
indicate
1ypiC.ll
h u rric a n e p a th s
A tla n tic
O cean
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�I A — Santoii! Haiatd, Sanlord, Florida — Thursday, Qacembef 29, 1966
NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E
Auto pollution tested
Six urban counties affected
by law on exhaust emissions
Man who chopped up roommate escapes
BROOKS V1L1.E — Stale prison officials say a convict serving
a life prison sentence for murdering and dismembering his
roommate on Christmas Day 1978 has escaped from a rood
gang In Pasco County.
Authorities said David Scott Clark. 34. walked away from one
unarmed guard and four other Inmates who mowing grass and
weeds Tuesday and Is still at large. He eluded nearly two dozen
lawmen from four agencies until the search was called off for
the time being.
Tire prison where Clark had been held about a year holds
prisoners considered unlikely to escape.
Clark was convicted In March 1981 after he pleaded guilty to
second degree murder In an agreement with Palm Beach
County prosecutors. He had been charged with first degree
murder after hit arrest In January* 1979.
l*ollce said they found blood from 37-year-old Lynn Allen
U ze r In the apartment that he and Clark shared in West Palm
Brarh. More blood waa found In Clark‘a car.
l | Unltad Prats International
TALLA H ASSEE A new
state law requ irin g annual
automobile emission inspection*
In six urban eountlea takea effect
Sunday, but lt will be more than
a year before the queues form at
Inspection statlona.
The law give* the Department
of Highway Safety and Motor
Vehicles until March I, 1990. lo
create the network of private
contractors who will comprise
what la expected lo be (he
largest stale auto emissions
control project In the country.
The law. adopted by the 1988
Legislature, la the product of
federal pressure to Improve air
quality In the nation's cities At
least Initially, the law will cover
o n ly Dade. B ro w a rd . Palm
Beach. Duval. Hillsborough and
Pinellas counties, which exceed
federal pollution uandarda.
Other counties may opt In
voluntarily If they meet a Jan.
10.1989 deadline.
UntU the 1989 deadline, of
ficials with the Inspection pro
gram warn motorists to tend lo
rmlaaton* control systems on
their cars and trucks. Effective
Jan. 1. 1990. the law provides
P o lice m ildly concerned over violence
ORLANDO — Firefighters mopped up dumpster fires
Wednesday set during the third consecutive night of
unexplained violence In a poor, predominately black area of the
city polite promised to patrol more heavily.
the Tuesday night disturbance was worse than what
happened the two previous nights In the subdivision where
drug dealing is common, officials said. Rocks and bottles •eerr
tossed at poller gunshots lard at t
white men and fires lit.
"We don't know why those things are happening." said Val
tlemmings, spokeswoman for the Orlando Police Department.
"W e don't feel like It’ma major problem, but we don’t want It to
get any worse."
Del wren 30 and 50 people were Involved In the disturbance.
Lt. Gary Strong said.
Deminings said she had henrd residents of the Washington
Shores area were upset because too many white officers had
been patrolling their community, but Investigators were sent In
Wednesday to learn more of the complaints.
The violence startrd when two officers responded lo an 8 45
p.m. complaint that dozens of people were trespassing. "A s
soon as wr pull In. the rocks and Dollies hit u s ." Dcmmlngs
said.
for jail term* of 60 days and
$500 fines for motorists who
tamper with the aystems. and
one-yrar Jail terms and fine* of
$1,000 for dealer*
There will be a $32 fine for
operating a vehicle with visible
emission*.
Ihc department la also trying
lo allay concerns the law means
a return to the mind bending
hassles that attended the alaie'a
defunct auto safely Inspection
program, scrapped In 1983 after
Gov. Bob Graham got stuck In a
long line at a Dade County
Inspection station
"Th e program 1* coming, like
It or not." said Kelvin Robln*on.
bureau chief for the emission*
control program. "Hopefully. It
will be better than It waa before."
The department will csutb'.lah
guidelines to prevent long walla
In line and long trips lo Inspec
tion station*
" T h a . will be part of the
contract, with penalties for
braking the contract." Robinson
said. "We are trying to maintain
a situation where It s fairly
By Uwttad F rs ia Intaewattonal____________
DEST1N — A man who allegedly shot at deputies before
surrendering has been charged with murdering a New Orleans
man outside a Dralin elementary school
Authorities said Dennis A. Carpentler la charged with an
open count of murder In the death of Phillip Thomas Serpaa.
28. The victim waa found in a car outside Deal In Elementary
School with two gunshot wounds In the cheat.
Sheriff Larry Gilbert said friends of the victim claim Serpaa
went lo thr school for an alleged drug deal and failed lo return.
Depullea confronted Carpentler at a Deal In motel Monday
night
The suspect, who had a female companion In hla room,
allegedly fired twice at deputies but nobody waa hit. He then let
the woman leave and he surrendered Authorities said they
seized b lo o d-sta in ed rlo lh e a . d ru g s and a p isto l.
CAPE C A N A V ER A L — A lour bus from
Orlando collided with a camper Wednesday
afternoon at the Kennedy Spare Center,
sending 39 tourists to a local hospital with
mostly minor Injuries.
The rraah lied up Iraffle for a half-hour
outside (he busy tourist attraction
The lour bus struck a camper slopped at a
traffic light tn the westbound lane of a
two-lane highway tn front of Spare Center
MIAMI — The Audubon Society says south Florida's annual
Christmas bird count this year waa a disappointment, but
thing* tu north Florida wrre a llllle better.
Members said Tuesday ihc annua] census In Dade. Broward
and Palm Brarh Counties revealed drops In numbers of species
and also In overall population.
Exfieris said several factors outside Florida contributed to the
drop. Including the drought and a mild early winter. They also
said high winds In some areas on counting day also could have
contributed
Bui bird watchers In Jacksonville said they counted 134
species of birds, an Inrrraae over last year.
lit Dade County, about 40 counters found about 103 species,
down from *hr usual number of about 130 Population figures
arr noi complete, bill they are also down.
In Palm Beach County 45 counters found 138 specie*, about
the same a* ihc 139 found last year, but population dropped
from 18.000 In about 10.000.
T A L L A H A S S E E — Oerv.
Bob Martinez said Wednesday
he la continuing the tradition
of friendly wagers with the
governors of states w ith
teams playing Florida univcrattle* in bowl games this
season — but there's a twist
T h e somewhat straightlaced Martinez, who tends not
to approve of gambling and
will not even buy a ticket In
the Florida Lottery, plans to
of Florida
pay off wtth a i
oranges — win. lose or draw.
Also under the terms of beta
with the governors of Illinois.
N e b ra sk a and A la b a m a .
Martinez will win even If the
F lo rid a team s lose. The
wagers really amount to a
trade.
" I am offering to trade only
one Item. Florida's delicious
oranges, because I do not
anticipate Florida's teams
losing their bowl games,"
Martinez said
"We are proud of (he ns-
U F d o rm ito ries tested for radon gas
GAINESVILLE — Authorities at the University of Florida are
tuklug advantage of the empty dormitories during the
Christmas break to teat student living quartets for radon gas
Parts of Alachua County are known to be high In radon
level*. Official* have started with the residence holla and will
test most of ihc building* on the Florida campus.
Radon I* a naturally occurring gas created by decomposing
uranium In the ground. Normally there are no problems with
It. but if the gun becomes trapped In buildings. It can then
becom e a cancer threat.
F ro m United P r a t t In te rn a tio n a l r e p o r t!
Straight Play (numbers In exact
order) $250 on a 50-cent bet, *500
on $1.
Hoi j (numbers in any ordar)
$60 for a 50 cent bet. *160 on $1
Box 6 (numbers in any order)
140for s50cenl bet. $60on $1.
Straight Box 3 $330 In order
drawn, $60 In any order on a St
bet
Straight Box 6 $290 In order
drawn, $40 If picked In combinaI 1 o n o n $ 1 b e t
Today...after Ihe fog cleara. we
will have a partly aunnv day
wtth llllle chance of rain. High*
will tie In the 80s wtth soutcasi
winds at 5-IOm ph.
Tonight...fair with late night
fog. Lows In (he 60s with light,
brrathllkc winds.
T o m o rro w ...m o s tly su nn y
with a high In the 80s The
winds will be from the southeast
at lOm ph.
Thursday. December 29, 1968
Vol 81, No 110
P G S T M A S TE R Sand addratt (haneat
to THE tA N F O R O HERALD. P.0
Box MW, Sanlord. F L W T r i.
Horn* C M irrry : ] M o nthi. 11* JJ, t
Month*. 1)1 M i Voar. HI M In tlata
Malt: I Monlh* 110 IJj » Month*.
I l l Ml Vtar, UA.St.
Owl 0< Stale Mall Thrta Month* i l l .S«;
* Month* *44 M i Voar t n 00
Phono (M i l m
M il.
The inspections will be con
ducted by private contractors
who will be required la reserve
one lane lor voluntary safety
Insprelion*
If your car falls, you will be
told what mn*t be done to fix the
problem You will be entitled lo a
free re-Inspect ion at a repair
shop certified by the stale to
handle emission* system*
"We had a big Influx of
Inmate* around Christmas
time. I'm (old the county
Jaffa lend to purge their
holdovers around
Chrlatmaa." sending In
mates on to the stale
system, said Department of
Corrections spokesman
Bob Macmaater.
The aisle haa been re
leasing batches of Inmates
about three lim es per
month on aver age this
year.
The ayatrm could have
held out u n til F rid a y
without violating courtordered population limits
Bui Transition Assistance
Program offices, which
provide Jobs and housing
for ex-convicts, are closed
during wcekrnda.
Macmaater said
required alllrhea. one suffered a roncuaaiun
and several needed X-ray*.
Vieira said cut* and bruises "seems to br
llie prevailing Injury."
She said Ihe other 11 tourists opird not to
seek medical treatment, but were takrn lo
Ihehuspiial for obarrva lion
Vieira *ald the bu* wa* believed lo be
based In Orlando and carried tourist*
mostly adults, from across the country
Young said no t hsrge* had brrn filed, but
(hr accktenl remains under Invest (gallon by
NASA security official*
Cuban defectors unable
to help U.S. intelligence
tforud standing Florida col
leges have gained In the
By UstlsZ Proas Int amaNonaJ
pleased to offer some Florida
sunshine to these other states,
win or loae." S
There la an element of
suspense In the bet wtth Gov.
Kay Orr of Nebraska. If Ibe
University of Miami prevails
o v e r the U n i v e r s i t y of
Nebraska In the Orange Bowl
Jan. 2. Orr will give Martinet
an autograplted copy of "The
First Gentlem an's
Cookbook." written by her
husband. William
S h o u ld N e b ra sk a w in ,
M a rtin e z w ill receive a
sampling of Omaha steaks,
porkchop* and turkey.
The results of the other
wagers are preordained
Gov. Guy Hunt of Alabama
will present Martinez with a
flight suit from the Space
Flight Center in Huntsville.
Ala., to mark the contest
between Auburn University
and Florida State University
In the Sugar Bowl Jan. 2.
MIAMI — Immigration official*
W e d n e s d a y re le a s e d Iw o
brothers from a detention renter
who defected from Cuba, aftrr
they apparently offered little
valuable Information lo U S
Intelligence authorities
Jose and Eduardo Laroque.
who said they arrived In (he
United States Dec. 21 after
defecting from a Cuban fishing
vessel, wrre released Wednesday
about 5 p m EST. said Richard
Smith, deputy district director of
the Immigration and Naturallza
tlon Service.
The brotliera were Interviewed
by U.S Army Intelligence of
ficials. who Indicated they did
not offer much valuable In
formation about Cuba. Smith
said
"W e re satisfied Hist they arr
officers In Ihe Cuban merchant
marine service. They claim that
they went thr Cuban naval
academy, but Ihey arr noi at
tached lo Ihe Cuban navy." hr
said.
Arm y Intelligence official* In-
twL.vfthe
Ur os
Ural lire, had further Interrsl,"
Smith said
Jose, 28. and Eduardo Laro
qur. 27. had claimed ihey werr
defector* from ihe Cuban navy
and active In an organization
opposed to Fidel Cztslro,
The brothers said they were
officers aboard a fishing vessel
when they defected from their
ship in I’anama Dec 4
They said they came lo Miami
Dec. 21
Smith Mid Ihe lairoqura look
a c o m m e rc ia l flig h t from
Panama to Mexico CHy. secretly
entered (hr United States and
eventually took a commercial
flight to Miami
They werr released Wednes
day lo their grandmother and
uncle who live tn Miami. Smith
Mid,
"They're going to file political
asylum application*
"W e ll have to review them
and send them to Ihe Slatr
Department and get an advisory
opinion on (hr application before
we gram or deny." Smith Mid
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BEACH CONDITIONS
Daytona Beach: Waves arc 1
foot with a alight chop. Current
la to the south with a water
temperature of 63 degrees. New
Sm yrna Beach: Waves are I to
1W feet and semt-choppy. Cur
rent Is to the north, with a water
temperature of 65 degrees. Sun
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Sacond C la n Poitaga Paid at ianlerd.
Florida H IM
The law applies to most ears
and trucks manufactured afler
1975. New vehicles would be
exempt for one year.
The law sper Iffr* Inspection
fees may not exceed $10, but
provides for lair fees of $2
TA LLA H A S S EE - Prls
on officials said Wednesday
they wilt grant early release
to another 121 Inmate*
Thursday to ease chronic
overcrowding In stale pris
on*. the fourth sucti mass
release this month
T H E W E A TH E R
S a n fo rd K le n tid
Publtihad D i ll , and Vvnday, ta c tp l
Saturday br Tha la n ia rd Marsld.
Inc, M4 N French **• . la niard ,
Fla. tint.
The Environmental Protection
Agency ta alao considering fold
ing In counties aueh as Nassau,
which send commuters and their
aulos Into urban counties, con
tributing lo pollution.
U.S.A.. Kennedy Space Center’s visitor*
center, about 4;30 p .m .. said NASA
spokesman Dick Young
"The light changed and the* lour bus
driver thought the camper had moved, but
it hadn't.” Young said
Four people In the camper and 35 on the
bus were taken to Jeaa Parrish Memorial
Hospital tn Titusville, about 13 miles south
of Cape Canaveral.
Of (he 39. 28 people sought medical
treatment, said hospital spokeswoman Liz
Vieira Four suffered broken noara. five
Gov. Martinez places
wagers on bowl games
Audubon count reveals fewer birds
The daily number Wednesday tn
the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game
wan 306
Orange County la close to
exceeding ihc pollution thresh
old and may be forced Into the
program by the time Inspections
begin. Roblnuon said.
U N ra n d
T o u r b u s c ra s h e s a t s p a c e c e n te r
Murder suspect fires shots, is captured
LO TTER Y
convenient for the public. We
wanl to avoid long line* “
One change that will take
effect Im m e d ia te ly la that
motorists will be required to
register their vehicles |n their
eountlea of residence, since In
spections will be timed lo coin
cide with registration periods.
More state
inmates given
early release
S A TU R D A Y ! SOLUNAR
T A B L E : Min 9 5 5 a m .. 10:13
p,m,; MaJ 3:43 a.lit.. 4:00 p.m.
T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs.
11:59 a m.: Iowa. 5:44 a m.. 6:17
p .m .: New S m y rn a Beach:
high*. 1:04 a m .; Iowa. 549
a m.. 6 22 p m , Bayport high*,
11:11 a m.. 1:23 p m.; lows. 5:27
a m .. 643 p.m.
BOATING
St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet
— Today...extreme north part
wind north to northeast 15 kla.
Seas 3 lo 5 ft. Bay and Inland
w a te rs a m o d e ra te ch o p .
Elsewhere wind *outhea*t 5 to
10 kt*. Seas I to 3 ft. Bay and
Inland waters a light chop.
T o n i g h t . . . w i n d c a st to
southeast 10 kt*. Seas 2 lo 3 ft.
MONDAY
f u n n y 0 4 -4 0
STATISTICS
The high temperature In San
ford Wednesday was HI degree*
and the overnight low was 61 as
reported by Ihe University of
Florida Agricultural Research
and Education Center. Celery
Avenue.
Recorded rainfall during the
24-hour period ending at 8 a m
Thursday totalled 0 05 Inch.
The temperature at 8 a m
today was 67 degrees and
Tuesday's overnight low was 60.
as recorded by the National
Weather Service at the Orlando
International Airport.
Other data:
□W ednesday's high.............S3
□ Barom etric presaure..30.28
LI Relative hu m idity... 100 pet
D W in d s....... Northeast, 7 mph
LI Rainfall..........................05 In.
□ T o d a y 's sunset...... 5:38 p.m.
□Tomorrow's sunrise....7il7
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Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, December 29 1968 — 3A
R u th S w in n e y ,
te a c h e r, re a lto r,
d ie s at 86
Marijuana found in car, police say
A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - City police report that two
orcupanta of a car parked at (hr Altamonte Mall were
euapreted of using narrotlra and the driver waa arreatrd after
marijuana waa found In a search of the car.
Mario Muaeo, 32. of 300 Shroah Hlvd . Winter Springe, wa*
arrested at 2:17 p m. Monday. Me la charged with posorsalon of
leaa than 20 grams of marijuana. Bond Is 9500.
Man charged with stealing glove
A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - Seminole County sheriff's deputies who responded to a burglar alarm at Safety KIeen Corp.,
reported finding a burglary suspect Inside who waa wearing
one black rubbrr glove allegedly stolen from that business
Hobby Lee Allen. 34. of 147 Jarkaon St.. Altamonte Springs,
was charged with burglary and petty theft after a reprr
sentatlve of that business at 305 Plumoaa Drive, said the glove
Allen waa wearing when caught belongs to the business. Its
mate was found Inside the business, deputies said Allen was
arrested at 7:15 p m. Saturday.
CCIB arrest three accused drug dealers
SANFORD — In two srparatr Incidents. City County
Inveslgatlve Bureau agents arrested three men accused of
dealing In rrark <orator In Sanford Wednesday night
At 9:11 p m outside the Last Stop on Soulhwrat Road at
18th St., Terry Lee Thompson. 23. of 82 Castle Brewer Court.
Sanford, was charged wllh sale and delivery of cocaine,
possession of cocaine and resist lug without violence
Agents said he sold a piece of crack roralne to an undercover
agent for 920 As other agents (hated Thompson to make the
•iirst, they said, he threw the nurked 920 bill away Agents
said It was recovered
In the other case, an agent reported two suspects argued over
who was going to aril him 920 worth of crack cocaine on
Crawford Avenue at Granby Street at about 10 30 p m
Agents said one of t.'.e » aspects. Ttmo’hy O'Neil. 20. of 2450
C hunh St.. Sanford '.ook the agent's money and ran a* other
agents moved tn Me was chased one block and caught after he
had discarded the markrd bill, which was recovered O ’Nell la
charged with attempted sale of cocaine, possession of drug
paraphernalia and resisting without violence
Also raptured si the s c e n e of the deal was Antonio Dwight
McGill. 30. of 2741 E 20th St . Sanford. McGill, agents said,
also tried to run and dropped a matchbox containing fakr crack
tursine to the ground Me la charged with attempted sale of
cocaine and possession of drug psraphernalta
Traffic slop leads to fight, police said
SANFORD — Sanford police who stopped a man's car
because of a traffic violation reportrd he became combative
and refused to Identify himself
When asked to show identification police said. Waltrr
Mart us Najantck. 21. of 222 W. 19th St . Sanford, tried to walk
away from thr M M at U S Highway 17 82 and Airport
Boulevard, at about 2 45 a m today
I'oiler said be (rushed an officer, (ought police and spat on an
officer brforr bring booked on charges of battery on a
poll, ernan and resistIng witb violence Bond Is 9 1.000
Traffic accident victim Identified
DELAND — The Florida Highway Patrol today Identified
Virginia Carter. 27. of Orlando, as the woman who died In s
head on collision on U S Highway 17-92. near Longwood at
about 2:10a.m. Friday.
Two arrested on DUI charge"’*1"1£ £ * u*,,nU ’••I
S A N FO R D — The following persons face a charge of driving
under the influence in Seminole County
• Marti'Grossman I. 34. of 439 Breakwater Drive. Altamonte
Springs, was arrested at 9 44 p m Wednesday after his car was
docked traveling 08 mph northbound on U S Highway 17-92.
• Lee Roy Conyers. 40, of Tampa at 2 33 a m Wednesday on
Interstate 4. Lake Mary, after other drivers bad lo lake evasive
action to avoid collisions with bts tractor trailer truck. He la
also charged with reckless driving
BM BRQRNCY C A LLS
WEDNESDAY
• 8 48 a m - 2842 Empire
Place, trauma, woman. 84.
transported lo Central Florida
Regional Hospital
• 8:51 a m - 2209 S
French Ave.. medical call,
man. 45. not transported.
• 1 1 : 0 6 a m. - 2 0 0
Windsor Cl., public
assistance, man. 77. no action
taken
• IL 3 9 a m . — 320 Lakr
Maty Blvd.. false alarm,
• 2:18 p m. - 2431 Chase
Ave.. trauma, man. 31, not
transported.
• 3:47 p m . 1311 San*
tabarbara Ave.. medical call,
woman. 84. transported to
Central Florida Regional Hos
pital
• 545 p m . 1682 Hangar
Hd . false alarm
• 3 49 p m . 1002 W.
25lh Si., short In rlrctrlr
range, no fire.
• 704 p.m. — 2617 Or
lando Dr., trauma, woman.
30. not transported.
• 9 3 3 p.m. 1207 W.
16th St., trauma, man. 29,
not transported.
SANFORD R u t h G.
Swinney. 86. a former school
teacher and realtor who was
active In community affairs, died
Tuesday at the Airport Adult
Care Center.
Born Feb. 15. 1902 In Cavres
County, N.C.. she moved to
Sanford from Atlanta in 1962
She was a member of the First
Presbyterian Chureh. Sanford.
Following her retirement as a
school teacher she became a
realtor.
She was a member and past
president of Sisters Inc., a
m e m b e r of t h r B o a rd of
Directors and Hoard of Trustees
of Wcktva Park Committee, a
member of the Sanford Women s
Club. Seminole County Federa
tion of Women's Clubs. United
Daughters of the Confederacy,
the the Sanford Women's Re
publican Club, the Seminole
County Republican Club and a
staff aid vofunlrrr for (he Ameri
can Red Crus*
She was a former Precinct 28
commltteewomsn. a member of
Ihe Florida Association of Real
tors, the ladles Committee of
live Variety Club, the Seminole
Mental Heath Board and a
former advisory hoard member
for the RSVP.
She was on Ihe executive
board of Ihe General Sanford
Museum Library, sn advisory
membrr of Ihe Seminole Htatorl
cal Commission and served on
the Sanlord Scenic Improvement
B o a r d and the Orange-Semlnoir-Osceola Planning
Commission She was a charier
member and director of the
Central Florida Zoo and Ihe
Anim al Advisory Committee
She was mentioned In Ihe 1972
edition of ' Personalities of the
S o u t h " and s w a rd e d Ihe
Seminole County Federation of
Womens clubs "Woman of Ihe
Year "In 1973
Survivors Intrude sister, Grace
Wallace. St. Augustine. Iwo
nephews, five nieces
Hrlsson Guardian Funeral
Home. Sanford. In charge of
arrangements
Sudden stop
Sanford police chased a suspected car thief
yesterday morning and caught him after the
car he was driving crashed In the 1000 block
of W. I Oth Street about I I a.m One man was
detained hut no other details were avllable
from law enforcement officials this morning
S m ith requests hearing
■ y L A U R A L. S U LLIV A N
Harold staff wrltsr______________
SANFORD - In a letter deliv
ered Ibis week lo Sanford Hous
ing Authority commissioners,
former director Elliott Smith has
petitioned for sn Impartial panel
lo review his Sept 8 termina
tion
Th e authority will hold s
special meeting Jan 4 si 7 p m
to address the demands made In
the letter. James Sweeting III.
attorney for thr authority, said
hr wtil advise Ihe commlsstoners
to dismiss the request for sn
Impartial panel because they
compose the hoard established
lo review personnel actions
Sweeting said he considered
the request lor an tmpartial
panel ''Improper and Inappro
priate."
The letter stales that an Im
partial panel Is necessary to
carry out due process "It Is
o b v io u s that th r h o u sin g
authority
-mmtsaioners who
participate! n the decision lo
terminate
Smith are not
Impartial and cannol sli In
review of the»r own decision.'*
M arilyn Dvores. Smith s at
torney, said In the letter,
S w re lln g s a ld the hearing
would lx- scheduled al Smith s
convenience.
Sm ith also has requested
permission to have deprstitions
t a k e n fro m th e h o u s in g
authority commissioners and
employees. City Commissioners
A A. McClanahan and Whltey
Eckstein, and others Involved In
Ihe decision
Sweeting said he would not
object lo allowing depositions at
Sm iths expense, although hr
will recommend lo Ihe authority
that commissioners not enter
tain them
If ihe authortiy does not meet
those demands. Dvores said her
client would probably a l'-n d Ihe
fuartng under protest, then file
suit for a fair hearing
Smith was (lred by a 3-to-2
housing authortiy vote on Sepl.
8. Smith, who Is seeking rein
statement and back pay. waived
hts right In a grievance hearing
within 14 days In order to
organlxe documents for such a
review al a later date The
authority denied continuance for
the hearing In October, but was
notified by Legal Services of Its
obligation lo provide due process
for Smith.
Dvores Mid neither she nor
her client has been notified of
the authority's decision to allow
Ihe hearing
Crack prom pts Eastern to inspect jets
torn loose from the skin of the
Jet
MIAMI — A 3-lnch crack dis
covered In Ihe fuselage of an
Eastern Airlines Jet prompted
Ihe airline to launch a closer
Inspection of Its older Jets using
electronic current tn find hidden
defects, officials said
Rows of rivets also were to be
replaced on Eastern's aging
Boeing 727 planes, which came
under scrutiny after a 727
bound for Atlanta made an
unscheduled landing Monday tn
Charleston. W .V a .. when s
lO-by-20 Inch hole ripped open
In s section of fuselage near Ihe
tall.
The 22-year-old Jet was sched
uled lo be relumed lo Eastern's
headquarters In Miami Thursday
for an Inspection to determine
what caused Ihe hole.
"What we would do Is ferry It,
of course, without passengers,
without preasurtxallon. at a low
a l t i t u d e , " s a id E a s t e r n
spokeswoman Karen Cerrmaak
In Miami
The National Tranaportatlon
Sa fe ty Board also was lo
participate In Ihe Inspection of
the Jet. officials Mid. Including a
laboratory analysis of the metal
Cerem M k said the company
pU tw a l u*u*r/d«*.ww*W f|Yu
test the outer skin on the crowns
of 46 of its I I I Boeing 727- IOO
and 727-200 aircraft for hidden
defects. Visual inspections of the
aircraft have been completed,
she M id
Eastern also will replace cer
tain rows of rivets on Its fleet of
aging 727s. In keeping with an
engineering order and service
bulletin from Boeing. Cerrmaak
said. She could not M y whether
Ihe decision was made as s
result of thr Charleston Incident,
or how many plane* will be
Involved
But Cerrmsak Mid Ihe con
cern over rivets ts Independent
from the concerns raised by
Monday's tom fuselage
"It ts trally not related to the
Incident In Charleston." she
M id ,
C e rrm M k M id Ihe replace
ment program, which ts sug
gested but not mandated, will be
donc independently of the other
Inspections.
30,000 times. Crremaak said,
and thr Inspections should be
completed within a month.
The visual Inspections only
turned up one Jet that appeared
to be In need of repair. Ceremwk
Mid
"We finished the inspections
on the 727s. the 46 that we were
Inspecting, and found only one
problem, and that was a small
crack on an aircraft In Boston."
she Mid Wednesday.
Ted Lopatklewlcx. a
spokesman for the National
Transportation Safely Board tn
Washington D C .. M i d ledrrsl
inspectors Identified corrosion as
ihe cause.
"There was corrosion nrar the
crack, which causes what to
called pillowing ... It to not n
function of age." he Mid. " T h r
metal to raised and therefore gets
pushed over the heads of Ihe
rivets."
But problems reportedly were
discovered In two other Eastern
planes — a Boeing 727 was
g ro u n d e d for u n s p e c ifie d
reasons In Miami, and wing
cracks were found In an Eastern
DC-9 In Atlanta
In addition. The New York
Times reported Thursday that
other airlines may begin to
examine their aging 727 fleets In
wake of the Eastern Incident.
Delta Airlines Mid It would start
a program to inspect Its 130
727s although It has had no
problems with the aircraft.
Eastern began the Inspections
after an Eastern Hoeing 727-100
aircraft en route to Atlanta lost
cabin pressure and was forced to
make an emergency landing In
Charleston. No Injuries were
reported among (he 110 passengers.
The 3-inch crack found In the
fuselage of the 24-year-old Boe
ing 727-100 aircraft In Boston
was In the Mine general vicinity
us Ihe hole that developed In Ihe
other aircraft. CeretnMk Mid.
Federal Aviation Administra
tion spokesman Michael Clcruretll Mid the plane had 54.480
takeoffs and landings
The Boston airplane was taken
out of service.
Eastern will test the Boeing
727 aircraft tn Its fleet that have
taken off and landed at least
Treed man accused of
threatening deputies
■ y 8 II9 A N L O O IM
chewed a hole In the seal.
Harold staff wfltsr
H r is rhargrd with ussault on a
policeman and resisting without
violence. Bond Is 9500
GENEVA — A man accused of
ransacking his girlfriend's house
was found hiding In a tree when
Seminole County sheriff's depu
ties arrived al 1319 Cochran
Road, Geneva n! about 9 50 p.m.
W e d n e s d a y , a c c o rd in g to
authorities.
Deputy Keith Raflely reported
that When Vincent Franklin
Kowalcxyk. 30. of that address,
came down Iroin the backyard
tree he stood beside a cage that
held a pit hull dog and a
Rhodesian ridge track dog.
R a ffcty sa id K o w a lc x y k
warned him and deputy David
Smith not to approach him.
Smith said hr (Smith) threat
ened to shoot the dogs as
Kowalcxyk tried to open the dog
cage.
The deputies udvanced and
secured Ihe cage, but Kowalcxyk
held onto the cage and had to be
forced to release his grip.
When he was secured In the
backseat of a sheriffs patrol car.
d e p u tie s s a id . K o w a lc x yk
Al the scene drptitlrs said they
met K o w alcxyk* girlfriend.
Sharon Rlckrt. before they found
him hiding In the tree. Rlckrt
told deputies Kowalcxyk had
torn her house up and had
pushed her. the arrest report
said,
<407} 322-3893
*!•*• *»•? 0«*» ** f t
She didn't press charges, but
he was arrested after allegedly
threatening the deputies with
thr dogs. Deputies said he waa
apparently under the Influence
of alcohol.
M OTOR HOME
TRANSM ISSION
TR O U B LE?
Clarification
In u story on Dec. 21. It waa
re p o rte d that B ra d L a n g .
S e m in o le C o u n t y fin a n ce
director, and two other chief
clerk officials would be fired by
Clcrk-elecl Maryannc Morse
when she takes office on Jan. 3.
l-m g, however, said he actually
resigned Sept. 9 . effective Jan. 2.
and had notified Morse of the
resignation. Morse said she had
hrurd al a resignation letter, but
had not seen It.
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E D IT O R IA L S
Nixon library should
include Nixon papers
T h e recent groundbreaking In Ventura
C o u n ty for the Ronald Reagan (’residential
Lib ra ry was good news for scholars and the
m ultitudes of Am ericans w ho will flock to
visit It starting In 1991.
Hut tltr ccrcm or.y also -h u u k l focus public
attention on the unfortunate fact that litc
Richard M. Nixon t'l estdrr.it.il Lib rary will
open In Yorba Linda In 1990 without most of
I he mulrrtals accumulated during Mr. Nix
on’s tenure In the White (louse.
A lth o u g h the N ixo n lib ra ry w ill be
Cahlan& TS first ^residential libra, y and the
nation’* ninth. It Will contain, essentially,
only Mr. Nixon's vlcr-prraldentlsl papers and
Ills personal (tapers since he was forced from
office In 1974.
Conspicuously missing — unless something
Is done soon — will be more than 90 percent
of the approximately 44 million pages of
presidential papers and 4.000 hours of tape
recordings that were made during the Ntxon
administration. The National Arrhlvcs was
ready to release more than 90 percenl of the
Nixon document* In 1983 when Mr. Nixon'*
associates filed a suit lo block the release of
selected parts of the m aterials, most
particularly those known as the Special White
House Papers from the Watergate period. But
their objections to the release applied to about
10,500 pages. Still, the National Archives has
released only 2.5 million pages of the 44
million In a warehouse In Alexandria. Va.
Th e Nixon Library must be a complete
repository of the Nixon years If it Is to be on a
( » r with the nation's nine other presidential
libraries that commemorate the administra
tions of Presidents lloovrr, Franklin D.
Roosevelt. Trum an. Elsenhower, Kennedy.
Johnson. Ford. Carter and Reagan.
^ ROBERT W ALTERS
In search of the Pacific Century
WAIMEA. Hawaii — Out there, beyond the
spectacular waves that build and break far
offahore. beyond Ihe distant rear he* of fabled
Watmea Bay. beyond even the horizon, la the
enticing yet evanescent prospect of the Pacific
Era.
For some, the Pacific Century haa already
started. Others Insist that It will begin shortly.
Skeptics sre convinced that It Is not coming any
lime soon — If ever — because It ts largely the
product of vapid chatter and unfounded
speculation
■'The era of Atlantic dominance ts coining to
an end. The economic center of gravity has
shifted to Asia and the Pacific,** says Julia
Chang Bloch of Harvard University's Center for
International Affairs
Not true, says Christopher Coker, a lerturer at
the London School of Economics who Insists
thst the Pacific Century Is "a peculiarly
American obsession” not sharrd by sny of the
Aslan nations suppoardlv responsible for launi htng and sustaining it.
What t* ret tain ts that the phenomenon ts
anxiously awaited by stairs throughout the
West. particularly those bordering on the Pacific
For them. It represents an unprecedented
opportunity to shift the focus of economic
arthtiy away fror*. the East and the Atlantic.
where la haa been since the nation's founding.
The signs of growing Astan economic Influ
ence In tnr region arc
unmistakable. Bank
deposits Increased 10
l i m e s f a s t e r In
California than in
New York during Ihe
1 9 8 0 s . T h r Los
Angeles U>ng Bear h
port now handles
almost three times as
much cargo as dors
the previously domi
nant New York-New
Jersey port.
In no state ts the
I Bank deposit*
newl y emergi ng
Increased 10
pattern of economic
tim es faster In
activity more Im
California than
p o r t a n t th a n In
In N ew York
Hawaii, where Victor
during the
(Uo LI. president of
I960* |
Ih e E a s t - W e s t
C e n te r, seeks to
place rerent devrl
opmenta in rontrxt
"The Pacific Era ts an exaggeration The world
focus /m ainly Is hot going to abandon North
FAREWELL ADDRESSES
J A C K ANDERSON
N O U A i.6 AND O TM C R W * «l--
B u s in e s s t ie s o f
c a n d id a te p ro b e d
tw e
jAlUTAJfy B fU W R lA L
COX'#****
J
D em ocracies quietly grow
in South, Central Am erica
As Argentines were taking lo Ihe streets to
defend their young democracy irom a revolt
by disgruntled soldiers, voters In Venezuela
were electing a new president, thereby
consolidating three uninterrupted decades of
democratic rule
T h e landslide victory by Carlas Andres
Perez, who also served a live-year lemt us
Venezuela's elected leader during Ihe 1970s.
underlines the extraordinary degree to which
democracies have replaced m ilitary regimes
throughout all of Latin Am erica. Venezuela,
w hich overthrew l*s last dictatorship In 1958,
was a precursor of Ihe democratic tide that
has swcpl the region during the 1980s.
W hen Mr Perez last held the presidency a
decade ugo. Venezuela was one of only three
countries in South America ruled by civilian
governm ents. T h e other two were Colombia
and Surinam e In Central Am erica, only
Mexico and Costa Rica could have been
considered democratic at that time.
T o d a y , ho w e ver, the So uth A m erican
continent counts six additional democratic
routrtca: Brazil. Argentina. P rru , Bolivia,
Ecuador, U ruguay. A seventh, Chile. Is tn
transition to dem ocracy w ith the resounding
defeat of G en. Augiisto Pinochet In Ihe
October plebiscite.
In Central Am erica, the democratic ranks
have grown with the addition of El Salvador.
Honduras. Guatemala, and Bcllz.
Unless the United States and o th rr big
lenders can case the crushing weight of
Ihccse narion's foreign debt, the chief threat
to democracy In Latin Am erica will nol he
m ilitary Juntas but economic misery.
DAVID S. BRODER
For now, hysteria is abated
W ASHINGTON — A quarter-century ago.
Hannah Arrndl wrote that "wars and revolu
tions have ihu* far determined the phystog
nomy of the 20th century *’ Little ha*
happened In Ihe past 23 years lo make that
great (xriltlral philosopher * otiservatlon less
apt Yet. as 1088 routes lo a close and we
approach Ihe century’s final decade. Hie
Imss ton* of mankind are bubbling less oml
nously and some longstanding conflicts may
lie on their way lo setllrmrni.
The guns are silent tn an Iran Iraq war,
which raged for most of Ihr decade and drew a
vast International fleet to Ihe Persian Gulf
S o vie t troo p s are w ith d ra w in g from
Afghanistan The Sundlnistas and Ihe contra*
have slopped killing each other on Ihe borders
of Nicaragua The Vietnamese have reduced
their garrisons In Cambodia An Americannegotiated agreement promises lo bring peace
lo Namibia, u land fought over by South Africa
and Angola, w ith Ihe in vo lve m e n t of
thousand* of Cuban troop*
Most remarkably, both the Cold War and thr
Middle East conflict are rasing Barely a week
aftrr Mikhail Gorbachev announced large-scale
unilateral cuts In the Soviet Union's Eastern
European armies and Invited the Untied State*
to negotiate still deeper reduction*. Yasser
Arafat yknuwlrdged the exlstance of the state
of Israel, clearing the way for the first direct
talks between the United Slates government
and the Palestine Liberation Organization
(PLO).
Add to all this signs of warming rela
tionship* between China and the Soviet Union.
China and India. Japan and Russia. Japan and
Korea, the approval by our Congress and Hie
Canadian voters of a free-trade agreement
virtually erasing that border, and thr progress
toward a full European economic union In the
next four yrars — It Is an extraordinary
patient.
In one of his valedictory addresses, delivered
at Ihe University of Virginia. President Reagan
cited many of these developments and claimed
credit for "the new coherence and clarity the
we’ve brought to our foreign policy."
Two years ago. when the saga of thr antis
sale to Iran was unfolding, those words would
have bought derisive laughter. Today, even
critics would acknowledge that American
strrngth has played a significant part In Ihr
stabilization of many relationships around the
globe. Bui some of the developments —
including the cooling of conflict In Central
America — have orcunrd because Reagan's
(ilans were thwarted And other* clearly have a
dynamic of their own.
It would lake someone fur wiser than I am to
analyze the root causes of this worldwide
military cooldown, a rountcrlrrnri to the
America and Europe and shift lo Asia and the
Pacific. ... A powerful new Orient Express Is
roaring out of Asia — a real bullet train. But It Is
... firmly coupled to the revitalized engines of
Europe and North America.''
Another expert. SelJI Nays, an economics
professor at the University of Hawaii, oflera this
perspective.
‘'Despite rapid growth, the Asia-Pacific devel
oping economies, with thr possible exceptions of
Hong Kong and Singapore, are nol expected to
follow Japan Into Ihe ranks of the fully
developed countries within the near future "
Hong Kong and Singapore. Naya notes, “ are
unique In many ways” because they "already
(havrl highly sophisticated economies" and
enjoy "a long tradition as merchandising anil
financial centers "
Those city states and two oilier nations — thr
Republic of rhlrta (Taiwan) ami South Korea —
are the region's newly Industrialized countries
Earh of those ‘ Four Tigers'* ha* enjoyed
r*i rpttonal m int.ion growth In recent decade*
Ranked behind them are four resource rich
middle-income members of the Association of
Southeast Asian Nation* — the Philippine*
Indonesia. Malaysia and Thailand — whose high
growth rale* in recent yrsrs are expected to be
sustained In Ihe future
climatological "grrenhousr rltrct.'' Bui one
common rharsclcrtslic of these separate dr
rtskm* appear* lo have been a recognition of
thr Intolerable human and economic Touts of
continuing the conflict- And a second Is thr
waning force of Ihr clashing nationalisms. Ihr
warring political doctrines, the rival Ideologies
and Ihr religious antagonisms that furled
these fights.
At almost Ihe same lune the Hannah Arrndl
published tier classic "O n Revolution." from
which this column's opening quoiaiion was
d r a w n . E d rn u rtd
Stillman and William
llitlf, Iwn students of
f o r e i g n p o 11c y .
published "The Polltic* of H yste ria ."
s u bt i t l ed . “ The
Sourer* of 20th Cen
tury Conflict."
In It. they argued
t hat “ t he 2 0 th century wars of na
il o n a I I s m and
Ideology .have dem
on s t r a t r d I h r
B but some of
peculiar relationship
the develop
between Faustian vi
m ent* have
olence and Ideology
occurred
In Western history —
because
that Is. Hie link beReagan's
t w e e n a n
slans
have
lans havo
extravagant cruelty
eon thwarted 1
and the pursuit of art
_______________ Z J
Illimitable, and un
attainable. Idea "
Leaders gripped by religious, or revolu
tionary. or nationalistic, or Ideological passions
arc Htr ones who have disturbed Ihr peace and
kept the world knee-deep In blood and
carnage. The ronsrqucnccs hove been awful
Considering both the economic costs and the
destructive potential of modern arms. Includ
ing nuclear weapons. It ts no wonder that the
nations which have gained most In both
material wealth and International standing In
recent years are those, such as Japan, which
have most firmly renounced resort to war
But the course by which other nations und
leaders have come, seemingly all at once, lo
acknowledge the costliness of conflict Is
something the historians, or philosophers, wilt
have lo explain.
The gunfire has not stopped — not In the
Holy Land and not In the drug-lnlrsted streets
of Hits capital. At any moment, miscalcula
tions could plunge the world back Into war.
But for now, "the politics of hysteria" has
given way to the diplomacy of reasonableness.
Tire sound you hear this Christmas Is u
worldwide sigh of rrllcf.
C
W ASH IN GTON — A lop candidate to takr
over the U S Custom* S r r v u c nearly ruined
tlie agency's chance of winning a S i l o
million lawsuit Alfred A. DeAngelus I* on
(jeoige llu th * short list lo succeed William
von Raab as custom* cornmtsakmrr
In 1983. the Customs Service sued Daewoo
International a South Korean steel company,
for S110 million In damages, alleging Hist the
company "dum prd" cheap strrl on Ihe U S
market to lure tmslnesa away from American
steel companies
DeAngelus was then Ihe deputy rtanmt*
sinner of customs
and hel|>ed negotiate
a setlletnenl of Htr
*ult Tlial settlement
e v e n t u a l l y f el l
through DrAngelu*
rrtired jn December
1*186 and went Inin
private business a*
an Import consulI a nI
Daewoo
wanted, on Ihe re
r o r d , D rA n g e lu * '
version of Hie settle
in e n l t a l k s , and
t h a t ' s whe r e hr
£ D eA ng e lus'
goofed He signed
Action raises
iwo affidavits ih.it
co n cern s that
(Milsirred Dae w i k i s
he m ight be
rase, even though hr
trying lo forge
was nol compelled
business lies
by law lo do that In
w ith Ihe
his affidavits lie *ald
Koreans J
that hr didn’t think
Darwtxi engaged In
dumping
Justice Depart
merit attorneys had alrrady managed to
ronvtnrr a federal Judge at the Court d
Internal tonal Trade m New York City that
DrAngelu* did not have In answrr the
Daewoo subpoena
DrAngelu* told our associate Stewart
Harris that lie thought lie wa* required to
give tltr statement lo Daewoo attorney* and
that hr didn't know it would hurl the
government * m r
I hr government only
recently convinced the court* lo Ignore the
l**ur* rul*rd In DrAllgrlu*' alllduvit But thr
rlle rl of hi* slalrnirnls on th r outcome of thr
*Ult won't hr clear until the Judge decide* Ihe
case.
Whatever llte impact In court. DrAngrlus'
action will haunt him If Jtc l* itimilualcd to
tiecomc customs commissioner
DeAngelus refused In continent on the
|to**iblllly of hi* nomination. Imt he vigor
ously denied that hr wa* trying lo help
Daewoo Hr said lie didn't know lhat Htr
Court of InlrrttallonaJ Trade had exempted
turn Irom giving III* stalrtncni
Among other thing*. DeAngelus' action
raises concerns that he might be trying to
forge business lies with the Koreans by
helping Daewoo wllh Its lawsuit DeAngelus
denies any ulterior motives, but admitted to
us that hr Is "seeking to establish an
International trade consulting relationship"
wllh Korean firms.
DeAngelus* affidavit was significant
because tt showed Ihe federal government
may not have been negotiating tn good faith.
Daewoo hud waived the statute of limitation*
In exchange for good faith settlement talks
with thr United Stair*
In his affidavit. DeAngelus told Daewoo
attorneys that the govrmmrnt backrd out of
a S I 2 million settlement because Congress
threatened to hold hearings on Daewoo Hep.
John Dlngrll. D-MIch.. was Investigating the
lobbying urtlvltlr* ol former Reagan adviser
Michael Denver who was on the Daewoo
payroll.
DeAngelus' affidavit said he hcllrvrd $12
million would have been a “ great" settlement
because, he concluded after reviewing the
Investigative (tics, that Daewoo wus not guilty
of dumping.
if customs officials believed that, and werr
ready to settle. Daewoo thinks Hit govern
ment should nol have barked out because of
pressure, real or Imagined, from Congress.
DeAngelus told us hr Is "licked" ut hlmscll
for voluntarily talking lo Daewoo.
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Sanford Morale! Sanford. Florid* — Thursday. Decomber 29 t9M — SA
Bank board ru sh es to fix
th rifts b e fo re d e a d lin e
FIN A N C IA L
Stocks open higher
United h > n International
NEW YOHK — Price* nprnrd slightly higher
Thursday In moderate trading of New York
Slock Exchange Issue*. extending modest
advances won In Ihe previous aesalon.
The Dow Jones Industrial average, which
rone 3.75 Wednesday, was up 3.57 to 2170 00
shortly after Ihe market opened.
Advances led declines 410-267 among ihe
1.210 Issues crossing Ihe New York Slock
Exchange tape Early turnover amountrd lo
about 7,445.000 shares
Prices rose modestly on Ihe New York Slock
Exchange Wednesday despite sluggish trading
us sharp gains won In the chemical sector led
Ihe overall m arkn higher.
' We saw an Improvement In prices on tight
volume." said Trude I..turner, a market
analyst with Joscphthal A Co
While ‘‘there was nothing coming In to spur
Ihe market overall." Latimer said the market
found leadership In the chemical sector after
Quantum Chemical's Itoaril approved a re
capitalization plan providing fur a 550-a share
special dividend Quantum soared I8 H to
10714 on Ihe news
Dollar mixed, gold lower
United Press International
T h e d o lla r was m ixe d
Thursday In thin trading on
m a jo r fo re ig n r u r r e n c y
markets Gold was mostly
tower
In quiet trading In Tokyo.
Ihe dollar climbed jmisI ihe
126-ytn platrau for the first
time in two month*, closing at
126 03 Japanese yen. up 0 76
from 125 27 yen on Wedne*
day.
A trust bank dealer said buy
orders from abroad e*|w< ully
New York, eontrlbu rd lo the
dollar's rise
Another dealer said the
numbrr of players participat
ing was tow due to anxiety
over next week's release of
U.S trade figures for De
cember and Ihe fart that most
other markets In Tokyo were
closed for Ihe year
Iri Europe, the dollar began
the day in Frankfurt al I 7925
West German marks down
from 1.793 marks Wednesday.
Market watchers In New
York noted currency traders
were cautiously watching the
West German Itunde*hank for
any signs of intervention
The dollar opr tied In Zurich
al l 5125 Swiss franc*. b*wn
from I 5165 francs In Pan*.
Ihe dollar opener) at 6 1237
French Irani * up from 6 I 170
franc* the day before
TF 'ollar started the day In
llru:
* at 37 65 iirlglan
franca, down from 37 735
francs and opened In Italy al
l 120 0 0 lire down from
1,320 90
In L o n d o n , the B ritis h
pound began thr day at
$1 7KM5. unchanged from
Wednesday
Sham rock extends Polaroid offer
Untied T r a i l International
BURBANK
Calif
Shamrock Holdings Inc has
annuunred an extension of Its
542 a share hostile lender
offer foe l*olarnld Coep stork
until 5 p m. Monday Jan 9
Shamrock, controlled by
Roy E Disney and his family,
launched Its hostile takeover
b id (o r C a m b r i d g e ,
Mas* based Polaroid In Sep
trmber Since then II has
extended Its offer numerous
limes a* suit* in Delaware and
Boston have worked I heir
way*through (he courts
The Infest extension was
announced Wednesda v
Polaroid l* scheduled appear
In U .S District C ourt In
Unltnd Press Intsrnatlonal
Boston on Jan 9 lor ihe
damage* trial In II* rase
against Eastman Kodak Po
laroid has already won It*
patrol Infringement *ull but
Ihe case was spill for a
damage* judgmen I
S h a m r o c k said It had
6.945.555 shares of Polaroid's
approximately 60 million mil
standing shares tendered and
not withdrawn as of Ihe rtoae
o( business Wednesday
D ow J o n e s
L o cal In te re s t
These quoUlhmt provided
by member * of the National
Aaaoclallon of Securities
Dealer* are repreaentatlve
Inter dealer pricea aa of
mid-m orning today Interd e a le r m a rk e t a ch a n g e
throughout the day /Vices do
not Include m a il markup or
markdown
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Fla. Progress
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Morrison*
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G o ld A n d Silver
NEW YOHK - Foreign ami
domesllr gold A silver price*
quolrd In dollars per Iroy
ounce Thursday
Gold
London
Previous close
4 13 25 off
4 25
Mornlngflxtng
413 10 off
0 15
Hong Kong
4 14 00 olT
Dow Jo n es Averages
2 QO
10:00 *.■».
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Cornea spot gold i>|>ni
409 10 off 4 60
Comes spot silver open
6 <>H6 unchanged
30 Indus 2172 VJ up 5 H9
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excuse sonvrthlug like that
H r (D r M a r lr | excused him
llloaslerland rv rn rewarded him
with mertl pay." Hardy said
Hardy also n m u c d DrMarlr of
(tossing Incorrect Information In
Ihe commission to convince li to
reject an ordinance to varatr a
tight ol way on Highland S lrrrt
Hardy said Ih r rnmmteelon was
told that there was an existing
waterline on the eastern toiund
ary of ih r H ighland S lr r rt
right of way when one did rurt
exist.
He also accused DrMarlr ol
trying lo persuade the com
mlaolon. by giving It Incorrect
Information, to withdraw a con
ditional use (icrmlt lo serve brer
al IINII. Inc. 10 Bizi, a pool hall
In West lake Plaza, at 276 W
Highway 434
"lie seem* to be somewhat
anil business 11vise my decision
on fa< is I don't think hr has the
tost Interest* erf the clly al heart.
I don i want him to sullrr any
ltardshl|>s and I want him In get
ht* severanc e pay," Hardv said
Odom said this morning she
plan* to support Hardy
Yes I I .10 see nothing rise
lhan lo support him Basically,
II * because h r ID rM a tlri lied lo
thr ru m m ls A ln n ." she said
Odom also riled Instances
where she *au! she believed
DrMarlr tnlslrd the commission
Onr of those Included getting a
water und sewrr rale Increase
(Kissed by saying that Ihr tify
would not tie able to pay twick a
53 million bond Issue with Sun
Bank without II.
"H r and I have tiashrd all Ihe
way along Ihr line Brlore I was
commissioner, lie pul down ev
erything I said." Odom said.
She said DrMarlc called her
this morning and warned her to
lie careful She said hr told her
that she would lie (wrsonally
liable" for her decision and
should i ontAct an attorney.
"1 think hr is trying lo change
m y v o t e . ’ * she s a id .
Commissioner Ted Porlklng
said Oils morning he Is In favor
of Hardy's effort lo remove
DrMarlr
"O h . I think Ihe city ad
ministrator should go What has
hr door sitter hr'* been here? I
figured hr was going lo help thr
city oul Hr hasn't done a thing
His door Is always closed."
Poelktng said
Hr said DrMarlr iold him Ihe
taxes In tomgwood are loo tow,
"Nobody like* lo pay laxe*,”
Porlklng said,
Nrither Fararh nor Bulllngton
could be reac hed for comment.
DrMarlr was hired with Ihe
city at a starting salary of
543.000
D E A TH S
JA M E S R UDO LPH AM OS
James Hudolph Amos. 56.
3291 Sanford A v r . Sanford,
died Tuesday al Central Florida
Regional Hospital, Sanford. Born
Jan 28, 1932 In Charlottesville,
Va.. he moved lo Sanford from
Baltimore in 1975. H r was a
foreman for Thompson Wire Co.
In Baltimore and an Air Force
veteran of the Korean War Hr
was a life member of the DAV
Seminole Chapter 30. Sanford,
and a member of Ihe American
Legion.
Survivors Include wife. Shirley
E.; daughter, Patricia Eckstein.
Deltona: son. James G.. Lake
Mary: brothers. Andrew J .,
A ir dal e. P a . . H e n r y C. .
Baltimore; three grandhiildren.
Arrangements by Gramkow
Funeral Home. Sanford.
H A R T C A R M IC H A E L
Mary Carmichael. 87. 309
Concord Drive. Casselberry, died
Tuesday at Florida Hospltul.
Altamonte Springs Ikirn July
22. 1901 In Scotland, she moved
lo Casselberry from Ontdrll.
N J .. In 1947. She was a home
maker and a member of the
Forest C ity Baptist Church
Group.
Survivors Include daughter.
Mary Couey. fasnelberry. sister.
Jessie Prodlc. Dunedin; four
g r a n d c h ild r e n : live g re a tgrandchildren
All F'allhs Memorial Park.
Casselberry, In charge of ar
rangements.
H ELE N M. 111RT
Helen M. Illrt. 77. 535 Duren
Ave.. Ostrcn. died Wednesday at
her residence. Born Nov. 11.
1911 In Jamaica. N.Y., she
moved lo Osteen from New York
In 1943 She wa* a homemaker
and a memlier of Sanford Alli
ance Church
S u r v i v o r s in c lu d e s o n .
Edward, Ostrrn; sister Dorothy
Davis. Baldwin. N Y
Brinson Guardian Funeral
Home, Sanford. In charge of
umingrtnenls.
H ER M A N O .M E IC K E
Herman O. Melrke. 83. 2071
Kiwi Court. Oviedo, died Monday
al Winter Park Memorial Hospi
tal. Winter Park. Bom May 7.
15)05 In Chicago, he moved lo
Oviedo from there In 1978. He
was a retired m aintenance
engineer for Luther High School
Soulh, Oviedo and a member of
SI. Luke's l.uthenin Church.
Oviedo
Survivors Include wife. Anna:
daughter*. Janet M Zlrlmann,
W inter Springs. Carolyn L
Hoppe. Cary, i l l ; five grand
children.
H u ld w ln -Fa lrch lld Funeral
Home. Goldcnrod. In charge of
arrangements.
FUNERALS
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WASHINGTON - Federal re
gulntors hope lo rescue 20 more
ailing savings and loans before
year's end lo lake advantage of
favorable lax laws that paved Ihe
way for a 96 H billion bailout of
six Insolvent thrift* In Texas and
California
"We are seeking lo maximize
Ihe cost Impact" of the tax
advantage* that expire Dec. 31.
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Chairman M Danny Wall said al
a new* conference Wednesday
Wall gathered reporters to
detail a plan by w hlrh lh r
government will plrdgr 56 H
billion lo assist two major ac
quisitions of six Insolvent thrifts
He said the agency had saved
161 ailing Institution* so far In
1966 and expected lo rescue 20
more before midnight Saturday
In thr drals struck Wednes
day. thr Robert M Hass Group
Inc., of Fort Worth. Texas, will
invest 9500 million over Ihe next
three year* lo acquire American
Savings of Stockton. Calif . the
nation's largesi foundering
thrift.
The Federal Home town Hank
Board will pmvldr a total of 91 7
billion In llnanclal assistance to
bring lo fruition a dent (hat has
torn mnrr (ban a year 111 the
making
In the second deal revealed
Wednesday. Investors
Mar An drew* A Forties Inc — a
New York Investment group
headed by takeover expert
Nonaid Perelman, chairman of
Revlon Inc — and Dallas banker
Gerald Ford, chairman of Ford
Bank Group., agreed lo Invest
9315 million In new capital lo
acquire live Insolvent Texas
thrifts under ihr bank board's
Southwest Plan
Two of Ihe thrifts. Gibraltar
Savings Association. Houston
lassct* 56 I blllionl. and First
Texas Savings Association.
Dallas Iasset* 93 5 blllionl. arc
among the largest thrills In
Texas The five thrill* had com
bined assrtsol 512 2 billion
The hank board ha* agreed to
kick In 95 I billion lo assist Ihe
dm ]
Th*- deal* are examples of thr
hank board's rush to wrap op as
many Mies as possible lielorr
Jan. IThe lax law due in explrr
allows thr acquiring firm to
w rllr off the thrift s losses
against profits of oihrr pari' of
the corporation, a toxin lhai In
somr cases exceeds ihr price ihe
company pay* lo arqulrr ihe
savings and loan
"There's no question Ihe cost
will go up next week." said
Federal Saving* and Loan Insur
ancr Corp Director Stewart
Ibxii
In addition in Elis! Texas ami
Gibraltar, which Wall culled
" r a lh e r in fa m o u s ," Hom e
Savings and town Assrx union
lassrts 5566 3 million) Killeen
Savings and town Association
lasscts 9256 6 million), and
Montfort Federal Savings and
Loan Association (assets 51 M
blllionl. will tie merged into the
nrw lustllotlon
Monitor! I* the product of a
previous merger with Vermin
Savings and town, a deal that
coal the bank town! 9 1 3 billion
Hoot said
Television writer Jess Oppenheimer dies
United Press Intsrnatlonal
LOS ANGELES - Jew* Op
penhrlm rr. who created Ihe
wildly popular “ I Love Lucy"
and wrote for such greats of the
Golden Agr of Radio as Jack
Benny and Edgar Bergen, riled
Tuesday He was 75
O p p e n h e i m e r d i e d at
( ‘edarsSlnal Hospital of hearl
failure, the family said Wed
nesday.
Oppenheimer * career began
In 1936 when he left ht* father *
fur business In San Francisco
and wen! In Hollywood to work
In Ihr advertising business
Overhearing two executive*
com plaining about a badly
written srrlpt while walling for
an Interview, hr ram r hack In a
few hours with a scrip! of his
own and was hired for 9125 a
week.
Alter writing lor such radio
programs as The Jack Benny
S h o w ." " T h e Baby Snooks
Show" starring Fanny Brice and
" T h e Edgar Bergen S h ow ."
Oppenheimer wrote, directed
sa n d produced
My Favorite
Husband." starring Lucille Ball
In 1946
Three years later Ihe team of
Oppenheimer and Ball, one of
the classic female comedians
moved In television and (hr
Evacuate-----Continued from Page 1A
"What Reagan Is saving Is that
local governments must be re
sponsible." Tulekrl said "This
means local governments must
know how lo warn people ef
fcctlvely and tell them how ami
where lo go And It Is Impossible
lo use old evacuation plans on
new and developing cities Pco
pie won't know where to go If Ihr
authorities don't tell them "
Tulekrl says storms like trap
leal storm Keith, which brushed
Bears-----------Continued from Page I A
one were by motorists, the
exception was a 120 lb male
that was shot In January In the
Weklva Springs Stale Park
The bear killed have ranged In
size from a 2201b. pregnant
female killed Dec 8 near Ihe
Intersection of SR 46 and Stale
Road 46-A In Lake County to u
cub or yearling killed near the
same intersection on Nov. 16.
On Nov. 26. a slate wildlife
officer shot und killed a 180-lb
male bear on the HMK Hunch
that hud possibly been Injured
by a s|ieedlng cur ubout a month
earlier The ofllcer reported see
ing Ihr animal dragging llself by
lls (runt (laws. Its hind legs
apparently paralyzed. An exam
ination of the animal revealed u
broken femur, a severely In
fretrd hind leg and an empty
stomach, meaning II had not
eaten In several days.
McMurlray said she didn't
know why there have been so
many bear killed this year,
allhough more traffic using SH
14 has increased as more dev cl
oprnent comes lo the area.
McMurlray said She said there
may have been more killings
Utal had not torn reported or
Injured animals had crawled
away from the accident
Tw o signs warning motorists
lhai black bear have been seen
In the area are along the road on
the Lake County side of ihr
Weklva River. No signs are In
Seminole County, although two
bear have been reported killed
this year along SH 46 In
Seminole County.
McM urlray said th r signs
aren't visible on the dark roatl
where motortsls speed over the
(Misted 5 5m p h limit.
staple of many !nde|«riuient sta
tions
"I have lost a dear Irlend and a
true genius of our business"
Hall told Ihe tors Angeles Times
"I owe so much lo his love of ihe
business, fii* creativity and lo*
Irtendshlp
Oppenheimer left CBS in l(*ri ri
to Join NBC. w here hr produced
several speciuls
Hr is survived by his wile of
more lhan 40 years Estelle a
d au ghte r. J o O ppenheim er
Davis. Santa Monica a son.
Gregg tors Angeles, a sister.
Janice Wolk. Sarasota. Fla . and
two granddaughter*
result was “I Love Lucy." which
Is still In syndication around Ihr
w-orld
Th r slapstick comedy of Lucy,
her Late husband. Deal Arnaz.
and their friends. Fred and Elhel
Mettz became one of the most
popular T V programs ol all ilrnr.
making Lucy Hkardo I lie |ialron
saint of the frustrated housewife
of Ihe 1950*. ailing out Ihelr
fantasies within what became
Ihe prototypical TV sllrom
Oppenheimer was head writer
lor Ihe first 153 ol Ihe show s
179 epiwxle* The program ran
from 1951 to 1957 and Is still a
Recount--------
had Item less than one hall
percentage point, ihe law would
require a recount of volrs
Howell raptured 5 0 0 3 0 5 3 I'll
percent of the vole: Sweeting
look 49.46808
I h r today prrtod Sweeting
ha* to file for a recount will
xplrr Dec. I
Sweet lnjig salt! h r w o u ld
wanted ihe still lo to-"rordi.tl
and low-key" because he did not
want to rob Howell ul "his dav In
Ihe aim "
"If Howell mines out the
winner by eight voir*, we would
lie happy to concede
Continued from Page IA
said
Sweeting said hr Is concerned
atom! ih r nine unregistered
IraItots
T h r suit demand* a recount.
Sweeting said, to Investigate II
tralloi* wrrr properly executed
and If alrsenlre voter* cast more
lhan onr ballot each A recount
would dispel doubt by verifying
the numbrr of voters who signed
for ballots and the number ol
toil Ini* cost
Howell won Ihe race by a
count ttf 360 voles lo Sweeting's
372 II ihr percentage of voles
Florida's Gulf Coast In Nov rnglneer* and plannrrs have n,
ember. serve as warnings lo Ihe embrace this und become more
lhan willing lo show interrsi in
stutr that though It has oflrn
torn lucky, one day It may to litis program," Tulrkct said
ll It hard in the most populutrd "It's terribly lm|xirtant with tinarras.
way this slate Is growing "
He adds that Florida should
show more Inlctrst In Improving
evacuation plans because the
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— rs it for voir?
makes II more susceptible lu
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Researchers al U F became
Interested in area evacuation
nut ifcniKSfwofi. SArunom
Irnm lheir earlier research In
ROBERT H. PFLUEGER
emergency building evacuation,
ATTOHNCY AT LAW
hr said. They are looking for
s|KinMir* lo fund their project
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•A - Sanford Haraid. Sanford. Florida - Thoraday. December 39. 19M
Cargo ship sinks, four saved
Jacket and fell back into the
ocean,
That third crewman and a
fourth were picked up by a
It was believed all 11 crewmen helicopter aided by a rescue
aboard the Lloyd s Bermuda swimmer at about 4 a m . said
plied Into two 8-loot life rafts and Trum ble. adding the helicopter
escaped minutes before the ship then flew off to refuel on Natl
overturned about 200 miles off tucket but would return
"W e are continuing to search
New Jersey and 190 miles south
for the other seven." Trumble
of Nantucket about 7:15 p m
said. ' The four we rescued are
EST
Neither of Ihe rails was found, alive, but I don't know their
condition The other seven have
but a ('oast Guard spokesman In
Boston, which was handling the not been spotted,"
A n o t h e r Coast Guard
rescue effort, said one of the
spokesman.
Lt Paul Wolf, said
search planes spoiled three of
Ihe crew members floating ir«w tiers .dxt.in! .i < I '•» v .in h
plane combing the area original
together shortly before m id
ly thought they had spotted one
night
of
the two rafts, but It later
A merchant vessel In the area
hauled two of the crewmen turned out to be thr three
aboard about 2 hours later, but crewmen who had apparently
llte third slipped through his life lied themselves together
F o u r o f 11 cre w m en rescued
fro m w re c k o ff N ew Jers e y co as t
U.S. vows to find plane bomber
United Frsss International
Each raft aboard the ship w-ns
built to hold 15 people and
officials said It was possible that
all of the remaining crewmen
had climbed Into a single raft
The C l 30. one of four Coast
Guard aircraft dispatched to the
area, r adi oed the n ear by
merchant shljt Flagle. which ar
rived alongside the crewmen
about I :U) a m . Wolf said The
driving rain ami high winds,
which reduced visibility to hall a
mile or less, delayed attempts to
get ihe crewmen aboard
"The conditions are horren
dous. said Woll
A Falcon Jr*1 fmm 0,1,1 A,r
Force Base wa* also sent to the
area to help Ihe C-130. a kingr ange sear c h plane from
EllzabethClty N C lie said
Winds at the time were (HI
knots
W ASHINGTON - The Unlled Stalea vowed Wednesday to go
all out to find the bomber of Pan Am Flight 103, but conceded
that at this point It had no specific "lead or theory" that was
particularly promising
Officials said although terrorists had earlier claimed
responsibility for the Dec. 31 fiery crash ol the Jumbo jet In
Scotland, they liave been unable to conclude If the attack was
the work ol political terrorists or an Independent saboteur
"We are looking at every possible aspect, both criminal and
terrorist Inspired, said Fill Director William Sessions, whose
agency Is heading the American p«>rtlon of the U.S -British
probe.
Sessions said tlie FBI probe would focus on four arras
assistance to the British and Scottish governments in the
further gathering and analysis of evidence at the scene.
Investigation of the passengers, crew and cargo aboard Flight
103; humanitarian assistance In Identifying rrash vlcltms and
ovrrall Intelligence gathering
BOSTON — A 250 foot cargo
ship capsized and sank In
stormy seas off the New Jerseycoast Wednesday night, and fo u r
of the 11 crewmen were rescued
from the 25-font waves but the
other seven had not been
spotted, the Coast Guard said
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tinued to seatch In driving rain
and gale force winds for more
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that had rescued two of the men
flew to Nantucket Island. Mas* .
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Boston station
Gates named deputy to NSA
Israeli soldiers kill tw o during clashes
W ASHINGTON — Robert Oates, whose nomination as head
of tne CIA In 1087 was blocked by the Iran-Contra scandal, was
named deputy national security adviser Wednesday by
President-elect George Bush
Gates, who has served as deputy director of the spy agency
since April 1986. took over the agency on an acting basis In
1987 after Director William Casey fell III and eventually died
His brief tenure rame during one of the agency’s most
tumultuous periods — the rutiRrreskana] probe Into the
Iran Contra affair, which focused in large part on Casey and the
role played by the CIA In the worst foreign policy arandal of the
Reagan admin'stratlon
Bush said h. picked Gales brtai.-*e tie "knows the system,
the critical Importance of the Interagrncy process f„r
presidential decision making and the details of the manage
ment process "
Gales said he looks forward to working with national secuitly
adviser-designate Brent Scowcroft in his new position but
added. * Leaving the CIA after 32 years Is very difficult '*
Gales took the helm of the CIA In December I9M6 after Casey
underwent brain surgery and was later nominated by l^resldent
Reagan to take over the prwltlon
Fingerprint Identified at fires
DALLAS - Authorities Wednesday said they have evidence
linking Christmas morning arson fires at three abnrilon clinics
and were work.ng to Identify a fingerprint found at one
IfMalt|on
The fires were reported In a 45 minute period In the city,
which more than 15 years earlier gave birth to the Supreme
Court casr that made abortion legal
"We just got back some more (test) results today and we
have been able to link all three of them together from the
evidence." said Chris Nelson, a spokesman for the federal
Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms We were also able
to raise latent fingerprints at one of the locations
He refused to give any details about the evidence
laboratory analysis completed Tuesday Indicated that
flammable liquid waa used to set all three fires Investigators at
that time had sstd they were walling lor additional lest results
to determine if the same chemical was used In each Incident
The fires at the North Dallas Women's Clinic In far north
Dallas, the Falrmount Center near downtown and A to Z
Women's Health Services In northeast Dallas all broke out
between 12 53 a m and I 29 a m Christmas morning No one
was Injured and none of the clinics sustained heavy damage
But Palestinian sources who
Identified the victim a» Samir
JER USA LEM - Israeli soldiers Mohammed Shaharf.. 18. said
shot and killed two Palestinians the youth was •hot in the track
in
West Bank and wounded a* he left his bovisr and there
at least 13 others in clashes were no disturbances In the area
Wednesday as a general strike al lire Uni*
The army spokesman said
shut down strops In Ihe urrupled
Is/sell troops also opened finterritories
An Israeli army spokesman after they were it lld u f l with
•aid three guc rrtlUs werr also stones in the southern Wes'
killed in u claah with Israeli Bank village of Hihiya. wounding
troops a lew yards from the a Palestinian man who laU.* died
.sra e ll border In southern in a hospital He said Ihe death Is
Lebanon and described tire In under investigation
Tlie new deaths posited to at
cident as I lie third mill tration
least
325 ihe number of Palestl
attempt in five days
Conflicting reports were given nuns killed in Ihe popular re
voll Eleven Israeli# have al*»
by the Isrseli army and Palestl
ntan sources shout the death of a been killed
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Palestinian youth In the year old
said al least 13 Palestinians were
uprising against Israeli orrupa
iron of the West Bank and Gaza wounded tn scattered confronta
lions with Israeli troops in the
Strip
The Israeli army spokesman occupied territories bul the
•aid one man died when soldiers Israeli army confirmed four peo
open fired during violent i lashes pie were wounded by military
with demonstrator* In the (Nd gunfire
A general Strike kept %»*oj**
City of Nablus, the West Bank s
large*! city and tretif of many ck»srd in Hie Wr*t Hank and
Gaza Strip
violent rla*he« Ibis month
U n H s d F m i Internatio nal
There have been frequent vio
lent confrontations this month In
Nablus, where al least eight
Arabs died from wounds suf
fered tn widespread riots on Dec
18. one nf the hlnodlest dav In
trie city since start of tr*e jpits
mg
In southern Lebanon early
Wednesday an Israrli patrol
dim .*ered a gut *rtlla squad J-*<t
north of the Israeli border near
Ihe village ol Metss A-Jalrel. thr
Israeli army spokesman said
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opened fire and killed three
gunmen, and lhal Kalashnikov
rifles anil-lank grenade laun
chers and wire cullers were
found near the bodies
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•liree of Ms mem’ ets had in
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tarice and .tashed with soldiers
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Racial tension high after protests
NANJING. China — Chinese youths spat on African
exchange students Thursday as they tried to return to classes
following four days of massive anti African protests, witnesses
said
At least two people were reported Injured by police who used
electric prods Wednesday night to break up the latest
demonstration by thousands of Chinese demanding African
students be punished for their role in a brawl with Chinese last
weekend on a city campus
About ISO African students were being held In protective
custody by local officials for a third day at a guest house
outside Nanjing despite their requests to leave the city for the
capital
But racial tension continued to run high. Tw o African
students allowed to return to class at the Architectural
Engineering Institute said they were spat on and verballyabused by Chinese
Sudanese strike against food prices
KHARTOUM. Sudan - Workers took to the streets Thursday
In a general strike against steep food price Increases and
Sudan's second largest political jMirty pulled out of the
government, pushing the ruling coalition of Prime Minister
Sadlq al Mahdl Into further crisis
Sadlq scheduled an emergency Cabinet meeting Thursday to
deal with the mass protests and the nationwide general strike
sparked by the stiff increases In commodity prices In one of the
world's poorest nations.
The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) said It quit the
coalition Wednesday night In protest to price Increases In
staple commodities. It also protested the government s failure
to directly endorse -s draft peace plan worked out between the
DUP and rebels In southern Sudan
Police arrest two in murder of ecologist
RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil - Police Wednesday arrested I wo
landowners In the murder of an Internationally recognized
Amazon ecologist after a 20 minute gunflght on a large
agricultural estate. Brazil's top Justice olllclal said.
The arrests of brothers Daily and Alvarlnho Alves da Silva
came after police launched a massive manhunt In the Amazon
stale of Acre, setting up roadblocks and checkpoints at
crossings of the borders with Bolivia and Peru.
Police Intensified a hunt for the suspects In the Dec. 22
murder of ecologist Francisco Mendes Fllho after authorities
dismissed a confession by Darcy Alves Pereira. 21. the son of
Darly Alves da Silva.
Alves Pereira surrendered to authorities Monday and claimed
responslbllty for the murder of Mendes Fllho. 44. the
Internationally known, prize-winning conservationist and a
labor leader.
Mendes Fllho. who Incurred the wrath of landlords by
campaigning to place limits on the exploitation of the
Amazon's natural resources, was shot and killed In his home In
Xapurl. 2.000 miles northwest of Rto de Janeiro.
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AlaskB-Anrhoraftc uacd hot
Bhoottng Wednesday night (o
neutralize Michigan's height
advantage, posting the biggest
upset of (he college basketball
season wtih a 70-66 victory over
the second-ranked Wolverines.
T h e Seawolves, an N C A A
Dlvlakin II learn, shot 62 percent
from (he door against Michigan
and ran oil a 16-4 scoring spree
midway through the second half
lo hand (he Wolverines their first
loss of the season.
"If we play them norma), (hey
outrebound u i by more than 20
and beat us," Alaska-Anchorage
Coach Ron Abegglen said "We
had lo control (he tempo and
nullify their tremendoua rrbounding That'a what w r did
for the most part."
Michael Johnson scored 20
points for Alstka-Anrhoragr.
112. Todd Fuller added 18 and
Ron Fischer 16.
A laska -A n cho rag e trailed
36-32 at halftime, but moved
ahead 45-44 on Jerry Sommer s
3polnl basket with 15 26 left.
The Srawolves completed their
16-4 run to take a 48 48 lead.
"They did the right thing to
beat us," Wolverine Coach BUI
Frtedcr said. "They hud a great
gameplan We 'nuld see it com
ing. but I didn't believe It was
really happening unlit the final
minutes "
It was the second upset of a
ranked team In three days. Nn B
lows Inst to Cham Inude Monday
night In (hr opening round of the
Chamlnade Classic In Hawaii.
Michigan's Glen Rice led all
scorers with 24 points, despite
going 1-7 on 3-polnt attempt*
Terry Mills was the only other
Wolverine In double figures with
14 points.
The Wolverines, who have
been averaging 100 points per
game and 61 perrenl shooting,
hit a season-low 47 percent from
the floor.
In other games Involvin g
ranked teams. No 4 Illinois
rolled over Tulsa 85 58 In the
opening round of the Rainbow
Classic. No 8 Arinina routed
Loyola (III.) 106-82 In the first
round of the Fiesta Ikiwl Classic.
No. 11 Missouri topped Arkansas
83-78. No. 12 Florida Stale
stomped Central Florida Q7-64
In the first round of the Red
Lobster Classic, and No. 13
Seton Hall beat Virginia 84-67 In
the opening round of the Sugar
Howl Classic.
Al Honolulu. Nick Anderson
scored 24 (minis and Illinois kept
T u ls a from scoring as the
Fighting llllnl moved Into the
sem ifinals of th r Rainbow
C*ls«slc.
Pressure defense by the
Fighting llllnl, 10-0. forced Tulsa
Into 11 llrst hall turnovers and
kept the Golden Hurricanes from
srurtng s basket for the first nine
minutes.
Tulsa's first basket camr on a
goal-lending rail with 11 04 left.
Jamal West, who finished the
game with 17 points, scored
Tulsa's first field goal a minute
later. By that time. Illinois wu*
up by 12 points.
At Tucson, Art*.. Anthony
Cook scored 19 points and Sean
Elliott added 16 lo lead Artron.i
Into thr final of the Fiesta Host
Classic against Pittsburgh
The Wildcats. 7-1. hit their
first 7 shots In taking a 15 f)
lead. All five starters finished m
double figures, along with rr
serve Sean Rooks, who scored III
points. Ken Lofton had 12
assists
Al Columbia. Mo.. Byron Irvin
a transfer from Arkansas, scorn!
25 points and kryed u Ule suigr
to lead M issouri ove r thr
Raiorbarks.
"It feels really good. I lud a
chance to play against my old
alma mater." Irvin Mild "Whrn
w r camr mil 1 was Just looking
for the win. (hough, not |i i « i
because I wrnl there
At New O rle a n s . G erald
Greene scored IH points and
Bar til Walker added 17 to lead
Seton Hall, which faces flrPaiil
tn the final of thr Sugar Bowl
Tournament
Seton Hall. 11-0. trailing 20 HI
with 8 36 left In (h r fhst hall
oulscored the Cavaliers 109
over the rest of the half. Ramon
Kamoa and WnIKcr each had -t
[wtnts during the spurt to lead
the liralrs to a 40-29 halftlmr
advantage.
Walkrr scored 7 [M ints tn the
flrat five m inutes of the *e 'oud
hall to Increase Ihr S* *>n Hall
lend to 51-33. and the Cavnllrr*
never got any closer Hun 15
points thereafter.
Liberty: Indiana whips S. Carolina
UwksE F e m e IntarnaMwAval
M EM PHIS. T r n n
Gave
Schnell passed for 378 yards and
two touchdowns W rd n rtd s y
n lg h l. Including a L ib e rty
Bowl-record scoring pasa of 88
yards to Rob Turner, leading
Indiana to a 34-10 victory over
South Carolina.
Schnell. who was overshad
owed by ail America running
bark Anthony Thompson during
the season, used pinpoint deep
pasalng to win the game's Most
Valuable Player award
South Carolina. 8-4. which Is
winless In right postseason
games, lost lot thr fourth lime In
the last sU games Indiana.
8 - 3 - 1 . br oke a t w o - g a m r
postseason losing streak
Th e Hooslrrs took a 17-0
halftime lead on the strrngth of a
7 - y a r d touchdow n ru n by
Thompson, a 9-yard pass (rum
Schnell to Cal Miller and a
2 8 -ya rd field goal by Pete
Stoyanovlrh
Thompson ran fur 48 yards on
In d ia n a 's first p la y from
scrimmage, lalrr capping (lie
opening drive with bis 7-yard T l)
run.
Schnell needed just five plays
to drive the Hooslrrs 60 yards lor
their second score, set up by
Erick Coleman's Interception of
Gamecock quarterback Todd
Ellis Schnell passed 9 yards to
Cal Miller fora 14-0 lead.
Stoyanovlrh connected on his
field goal with 31 seconds left In
ihr hall Andre Hall's Interrrp
Hon had slopped a Gamecock
drtvr at Jhc llooslrr 21. and
Schnell dlrrctrd a 73-yard drtvr
In Ihr final two minutes before
Indiana settled for the field goal
South C a ro lin a ’s A n to n io
Walker blocked a pun I by Mocky
Smith on the Hooslrrs' first
[Nisars*lon of Hie second half,
and Mike Tnlbrrt recovered and
ran 35 yards for a touchdown lo
cut the deficit to 17-7.
Stoyanovlrh kicked another
field goal from 19 yards out with
8 31 left In Ihr third quarter lo
eKlend Hie lead lo 20-7. but
Collin Marklr countered with a
4 3 - y a r d T D r u n on t he
Gamecocks' nest drive to makr
the score 20 10
But Schnell put the game out
of reach with his 88 yard pass to
Turner mi Hie llrsi play of thr
third quarter. T u r n r r . who
caught five passe* for 182 yards,
also set a Liberty Bowl record for
moat yards rr*-riving
Thompson tied Ihe Big Ten
record for most touchdowns in a
season with 26 by scoring on an
H-yard run with 8:31 left In thr
game Thompson, who rushed
(or 140. yards on 26 carries,
equalled Ihe record tel by Ohio
State’s prtr Julmson In 1975
Indiana Intercepted three
[lasses and recovered a fumble,
while sacking Ellis five times
The Gamecocks converted only
2uf I A third-down attempts.
The crowd of 39.210 w a s the
smallest In the 23 years thr
Liberty Bowl has been played In
Memphis The smallest Liberty
Howl crowd was In 1967 m
Philadelphia when 35.054 walched North Carolina Slate defeat
Georgia
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look control as It poslrd a 25-16
ment In ltCF*s pluy.
"I think UCF has come a long with 1111 to go in thr first half.
w ay.” tald Kennedy "T h e y But (tie Wildcats came bark with
have taken on a very difficult a 9-0 nm to tie Ihe score with
9 40 remaining
schedule with a young tram
Phil has such limited resources.
Vlllanova took Its first lead
It's Incredible I think he's done- when Doug West (a team-high
a fine Job I hope he's given Ihe 20 points) hit a tioskrt with 8.24
opportunity to see II through rrmalnlng to make thr score
29-27, After trading some minor
and finish the Job."
rallies. Ihr Wildcats built their
F o r now. C a r t e r ' s nest
— a seven-point
assignment will tie getting the largest lend •
Knights ready for this evening's bulge with 2:54 left — only to
consolation matchup with the scr It dwindle to two by the end
of thr half.
Auburn Tigers
Etnly In ill*- second half, the
"We re going to have to re
group and come back against Wllcats were up by seven three
some good a th lete s.” said more times and each tim e
Carter. “ It'll lie a good challenge Auburn came buck With 1.40
left In thr gumr. Demi Ison hit a
for us."
The Ttgrrs camr by their spot three polntrr lo cut the lead to
In the consolation the hard way. two. then Keenan Carpenter (the
losing to Vlllanova on u pair of game's high scorer with 24) lilt
free throws by Kenny Wilson another with 40 second re
maining to |>ut the Tigers up by
with six (tecutuLs on thr clock
Auburn's Derrick Dennison had one. 81-80.
West's bucket at :29 put
his shot at thr buzxrr hit the hm
Vlllanova back up. 82-81. but
and kirk away.
"Auburn shot the ball really Dennison was fouled by Wilson
well, especially from three-point and converted the one-undone
range." said Vlllanova coach to give the Tigers an 83 82 edge
Rolllc Masslmlno. “ During the with 20 seconds left. Fourteen
last two minutes, they made seconds later. Wilson wus fouled
by Cnrprntrr and went lo the
three three-pointers.
"There were some real pre line to win thr game.
Th is evening's consolation
ssure shots down the stretch
Everyone scored at the end (ontrst will tie ihe second time
Continued from IB
CitrusContinued from IB
at In street clothes, but
t he's a great player.”
Clemson's hlg-plsy receiver Is
Gary Cooper, who averaged 32.1
yards for his 13 receptions
Cooper la also dangerous on the
flanker reverse, gaining 121
yards tn seven rarrtes.
Ihr Knights and Tigers have
met. Th r first was a 1985-86 Hrd
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won by Auburn 78-t9. Vlllanova
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Herald correspondent
ST. CLOLIO — The Lions of Ovlrdo High
. Srhool. grtiing 24 jKilnia from Nobble Crager and
13 u**lnta from Danny Phillips, defeated the
SUvrr Hawks ol laike Howell High School. 67-58,
lo lake home third place In the St. Cloud Notary
. Shootout held at Ihr Doghouse on the campus of
St. Cloud High School before 151 fans Wednes
day afternoon.
The wltl Improves Oviedo's record lo 6 6 while
l-akr Howell falls lo 5-9. Oviedo returns lo action
Wednesday. January 4 when the Lions travel in
Kissimmee Gateway lo lake on lire Panthers
Junior varsity action starts at 6:15 with Varsity
action starling at H OO Lake Howell also returns
to artlon on the 4th when the Silver Hawks play
heist in the Patriots of laike Urntiey High Srhool
J V. at lion starts at 6 15 with Varsity ai N 00.
The Lions also were bolstered hy the return of
l he Torvo brothers. Todd and Tim . both of whom
had hrrn out with Injuries. "It was great lo have
the iwo Tocro's back." Said Lion head roach Dale
Phillips 'Todd Is wlIII hurting but his presence on
lhe floor helitrd us a lot and I thought Tim played
a grrat game lor u* Hr gives us a scoring threat
Inside lo help Crager (junior center Nobble) I also
(hough! Danny IPhllllpsI did a tiler job or
breaking their half rourl trap He had some
turnovers against it hut whrn Ih r other guards
le a d O v ie d o o v e r H o w e ll
Juniper at Ih r 2 48 mark to make It 42-32 Oviedo
Hack lo tiack turnovers by the Lions allowed
Lake Howell to score four (joints, two each by
Denijjs and Kohn. to cut the lead to 42-36 but
Hector Dla* added two free throws and Crager
one to move the Linn lead tiack to nine 45-36
Kohn Addrd a basket for the Sliver Hawks and
Holton did the same for Oviedo. Then with time
running out Kohn threw In a 3 pointer from Just
beyond half rourl In make the score 47-4 I Oviedo
after three periods of play
Lake Howell made a big push at the start of the
fourth period to get hack tn the game Joe Sculero
hit a 3-pointer lo make II 47-44. a steal by Kohn
was converted on u layup by Ryan Webster,
Drmps then blocked a Lion shot, hustled down
court, and hit a fifteen foot Jumper to give the
Silver Hawks their last lead of the game 48-47
with 5 20 to play.
Phillips re-lied the game with a free throw and
Ihr Lions took the lead for good when Crager
grabbed a missed shot and was fouled while
making the layup His free throw made It 51-48
with 4 33 lo play.
The two Iranis traded two baskets each lo krrp
Ihr Irad ai three with 2 40 lo play After a laikr
Howell miss Hollis scorrd on a nice pass from
Dla* lo up thr Irad lo five. 57-52 .Johnson then
made a 3-jioliitrr lo cul II to 57-55 with 1:50 lo
pl.iy, hut Oviedo scorrd Ihr next six points to put
ihr gamr away.
tried to break the press we turned It over almost
every lim e."
Lake Howell juni|>ed out lo a 17-12 irad after
the first quarter ns sophomore renter Thomas
Demps scored seven points and frrshman point
guard Josh Kotin thrrw In two 3-|M>ln(rr» for six
points. Senior forward Sieve Johnson scored the
other four points. Crager was virtually a one man
show for ih r Lions ns hr scored rigid of his trams
12 first quarter points
Lake Howell continued in hold an live (mini
lead. 25-20. with 3 47 to go In the flrsl half when
Oviedo decided lo take over oulscoririg the Sliver
Hawks 8-0 before Shane Smith added a |Mir of
free throws after lime had expired lo make the
score Oviedo 28. l-akr Howell 27 at halftime
Crager picked up six more points In the second
quarter lo give him 14 nt tin- hair Phlllljis and
Tim Torco picked u|> four points each during the
second quarter surge Johnson had six second
quarter (minis for the Silver Hawks In give him
len at half while Drnqis added nine ilrsi half
points
Alter Smith hit a jumper in jtul Lake Howell
ahead 29-28 lo start the third jiertod the Lions
wrnl on a 14-1 run In take a 42-30 lead with 3 (IO
lo play In the period The only polnl lor Ihr Silver
Hawks was by Srnlih while Crager scorrd six.
Hrad Ilollon four, and Tim Torco and Vince llnllls
two each for Oviedo Johnson finally hrnkr the
sjiell for laikr Howell when he sank a short
Coach Phillips was pleased with the win "We
needed this win We have not been playing well
We need the rest, we have played six games In
Ihr last right days We also should gel Mark
Hrllhnm bark next week which should help a
lot.**
Coach Steve Kohn of t-akc Howell Is also
looking forward to the break "M y kids came and
told me they wantrd lo practice which Is
practically unhrard of for this age group Mill we
have played ten games In Ihr last 13 days and wr
have basically hern going with leaching oft (he
clipboard during tlmr outs W r have seen a lot ol
triangle and two defenses lately and wr have not
had a chance to practice for It Every time we
could practice II was either the Ikmr bring
rrflnlshcd or a holiday so tl will be nice to get
back to a regular routine of practice and games."
LADT RAMS rA L L
Orlando Dr Phillips bad too much power for
Lake Mary to handle Wednesday night as the host
Lady Panthers drilled the Rams. 61-41. tn the Dr
Phillips Tournament at Orlando
Dr Phillips ( IO-1| took Immediate control of the
game, oulscortng l-akr Mary 15- 1 In Ihr tlrsl
pet list Phillips was uji 31-13 al hulfllmr then
sealed the victory by oulscoririg l-akr Mary. 24 9.
In the third period l-akr Mary dropped to 3-7 for
the season
RolSins rolls up
big victory, 103*57
Hr JIM ntCK IN B AC K K R
Herald Correspondent
WINTER PARK - There werr
times Wednesday night Rollins
Coach Tom Klustnan and hts
assistants gave the appearance
that tlie Tars were In trouble
rather Ilian rn m ulr to a 103-57
rout o( the Milwaukee Sr (tool ol
Engineering at Knyart Alurnni
EleMhouse
"S q u e e z e I h r d e fe n s e ,"
Klusrnan yelled " Pressure on
the hall, anticipate," barked
student assistant Kvlr Hakes on
Ih r heels of Klusman's a d
monishment
T h r (act the scoreboard
favored Rollins. 61-29. early In
_ Ihr second half mallrrrd Utile lo
these guys Rooting the Raiders
was asstjrrd whrn the Tars went
on a I i n run In a five minute
s|Mfi midway through Ihr first
hall
"W r want lo lieiome a tram,
and we've got lo do the things lo
rtiakr o u rs e lv e s a le a r n ."
Kinsman said. "W r played lonighl » game like II was a
( S u n s h i n e St ai r) riTtrfPrt-nrr
game W r ran nur Offense,
pl ayed lo u g h d r lr n s r and
h ualled
'Same ol our pasl trams
wmild'ye stored a lot more but
prohahlv would have given op a
lot mote We re searching lot
consistency on drlrnsr Wr llg
urr H i important lor us to lie
able lo bang close when we re
not hilling our shots "
The Tars |3-3). winners ol their
Iasi two games, used all 13
players lor the llrst llm r ibis
season Ten played In llielr Iasi
gam r (7 2 -6 9 over Valdosta
Stalel, Dec 17. but not all those
coming off the hrnrh exjjerl-
r n e r d th r m orale-boosting
minutes they enjoyed white
r a n s a c k i n g the R a i d e r s
Not that Klustnan has settled
on who's who In Ihr overall
scheme of things Every player
dors something wi ll, ensuring a
healthy lOliqjrtltlvriirss
For thr first lime In recent
years, there s Tats galorr grab
birig rebounds Sam Arierhum.
the Junior transfer from the
University of Tennessee rlp|ted
down right as did aophomefr
forward ('arurrou For bra and
sophomore guard Ralph Fabian
Rollins' rrlimindlng dominant r
|53 26| trilr* trd Ihr magnltutr
of Wednesday's mismatch
Five players. Including Ihrre
siartrrs. finished In double fig
ures Highlighting the scoring
(jaradr was senior guard-lorward
Dan WnU with a game high 16.
toJIowrd by Artrrburn with 13
and Forbes and sophomore
cetiler Mike Reeves with a ifo/rn
apiece.
Reeves, vastly improved since
last season, connected on all five
of h ts Held gnat a tte m p ts as the
Tuts hn 394*69 hum fltr floor
156 5 (jerreut) anil T i til 23 lirr
i brows |HH peter nit
The Raiders hung light early
before r ttroiilrr log scurries*
droughts of 5 06. 3 06 and 2 54
In thr last 12 lOttf thr first hall
Kinsman says tonight’s gamr
against SUNY-Ullca and the
remainder ol ihr Tars' six game
liom rutand should tie more
challenging for tils youthful
tram
"W r need games, need lo Irani
how to handlr various slto.i
lions.” Klusman said “ Hut II
doesn't mailer who we're play
ing as lung as wr do what we re
supjMisrd lo tie doing "
Miami rips Penn, 102-67
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Hrowu scored 23 Jioliils Wed
nesday night to trad Miami over
Pennsylvania 102-67 tn ih r
rqiriilug game ol the Eastern
Airlines Palm Bruch Classic,
played al Ihr West Palm Beach
Auditorium.
Miami will (ace the winner of
jMlie Washington-Wichita Stale
coutrsi Friday nlghi ut 8.30.
*' I’rnntyivanla will play the loser
•: al 6 30
T h r Hurricanes, now 7*4.
J; placed four play era In double
c. figures, including frrshm an
*: Joseph Randon's 14 jiolnls
Mocker had 11 oil Ihr bench.
Ilassan Duncomlic and Wall
Fnuler Jr. led ih r Quakers, now
2-4.wlih lOpoIntseach.
Just as he did against Eastern
Illinois and Old Dominion last
week. Miami coach Hill Foster
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Oviedo tips
O . Park, 1-0
■» M ARK B L V T H I
Herald sports wrltar
ORLANDO — Oviedo High School's Jeff Defuse
came up with ihr clinching penalty kick to give
the Lions a 1-0 victory over Orange Park tn a
consolation bracket shootout Wednesday after
noon at Illshop Moore High.
Oviedo improved to 7-2 with the win and will
lake on county rival Lyman today at 4 Orange
Park fell to 6-3-2 and out of the tourney.
The game opened with a flurry of chances for
l>olh trains. Each squad made nice nms with
both keepers and both defenses corning up with
elutrh saves again and again
Drrose and Rob Mills gavr the Lions two quick
chances to score but on Iroth occasions Orange
Park sweeper Hrtan Jazmlerrzak elearrd the ball
to get his team out of trouble.
Rob Geislcr then came up with a steal and a
scoring threat when he slipped In behind the
defense and sent a shot right Into the watting
arms of keeper Scott llodenwchcr.
Ttm Waisanen took a serve from Derek Hates
and made a run and drilled a shot that was just
wide of the mark Bates then came up with a
scoring chance tn the final minute of the opening
half but hts shot wrnt salting over Ihr goal
The Liens firstly broke through, though, and
PIZZA HUT INVITATfONAL
IT’i m a t t l
A IS m m * H * *
W fw w i'W e tk e l
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came up with several scoring opportunities Hath
learns were unable to find the net and the game
came down to penalty kicks.
Oviedo opened the penally kicks with Ales
Uallaudo connecting on n goal The Raiders gave
the Lions some breathing mom when J.H .
Uenzanger's shot wrnt over the goal
Hairs then gavr Oviedo a 2-0 advantage before
Jaxmterczak cut the lead to 2-1 Waive nan upped
the lead to 3-1 before Mir heal Langlait kepi l he
Raiders cloae with a goal
After the trams traded missed shots Oviedo's
Derose stepped up for the decisive goal Drrose
could win the game with a goal or give the
Raiders a chance to tie and send the game into
another session of penalty kirks
Derose, though, kept the game short and dnllrd
the shot Into the left upper comer to give Uje
Lions the victory. The victory sends the Lions a
step further in the consolation bracket as they
will play Lyman today at 4
Lym an d o w n s H o rn e ts
’Hounds play Oviedo in consolation semifinals
B y C H U C K BUR Q KBS
Herald correspondent
ORLANDO — Lyman High's Greyhounds used
u late goal by Junior midftrldrr Troy Hamilton
and a lot of aggressive defense to gel by the
Bishop Moore Hornets. 1-0. In second round
action of the losers' bracket In the Pizza Hut
Invitational boys soccer tournament Wednesday
night
The win Improved the Greyhounds' record to
3-3-1 on the season and kept their hopes alive for
third place as they take on the Oviedo Lions at 4
p m. at Boone High T h r winner of today's games
between Tampa Leto and Jacksonville Fincher
and Lyman and Oviedo inert Friday at 4 p m lor
third place In the tournament.
The Lions were I O victors over Orange park in
a penalty kirk showdown which srt up Ihr
county confrontation In the two teams' earlier
meeting this year. Ihr Greyhounds came out on
top of a 3-0 game Bishop Moore dropped to 5-4-1
on the seaton and was eliminated from the
tournament with thr loss
The two trams battled to a scorrless first half
even though Hamilton had a hard shot on goal at
the 17.43 mark that went toward the top of the
net. but was swatted over the crossbars by the
Hornets' goalkeeper. Todd Darvrl le w than a
minute Uler. Darrel survived another Greyhound
King of the PKs:
Leon w ins again
of the tougher trams tn the elite
Pteza Hut tournament, parked
their twigs and headed home lo
ORLANDO — What was sup- trgroup for the meat of the
l«*rtl to he a dream matchup season after the holidays
The penally kick victory waa
Ik-I wren two of thr brat boys
soccer trams In the slate turned the second In as many nights al
into a goalie's nightmare when the Pizza Hut Invitational for the
the smoke cleared at Bishop Lions as (he previous evening
tile Bishop Muotr Hornets took
Moore Wednesday night
T h r rematch of last year's thr Class 3A number one Leon
( ‘lass 3A stair finals brlween team the distance before falling
Tallahassee Leon and Tampa 4-2 In penalty kirks. Even
Jesuit resembled two world class though the Lions have hern
« hess players faring a stalemate demonstrating a lethal tightrope
with only their kings remaining act the past two nights, they
on the board — neither one have the true mark of a champi
could win and neither one could on in that no matter how rktsr
lose However, the difference the game, they always find a
between the two Is that soccer way to win
After a scoreless game, the
Ifas a way to put one tram tn
»t*e« k mate, or tn soccer terms lime bad come to arpanttr the
men from the buys and the
tfte d r r a i l e d penal t y k ir k
champions from the up and
overtime period.
J Trying io keep ihelr 36 game coming with both trams taking
vfinning streak alive and al Ihr turns at penalty kirks until une
*|m.e lime show that they are had Ihr upper hand
Jesuit startrd things off with
*4ill thr king ol Ih r beasts In the
Jcccr Jungle, i he Leon j jy n, Brian Crane drilling a shot down
rrranie a fired up Jesuit Irani the middle past Leon goalie
lb an ovcrttnir iirrudly kltkotl Doug McDaniel The Lions an-4ler a smtvjexs 00 minutes of swetrd with Jackson Murphy
shinning I fie ball Into the left
|iay. The final l*K tally Leon 4
-Jesuit 2- It was the second tenner past Llano.
The Tiger's Chris ( ‘lamp deliv
■tmsrrullvr win by penally kicks
ffcr la-on. who won the Pizza Hut ered a sliot that McDaniel got a
piece of. but it deflected off of the
ijllr last year — In PKs
•"It was a very lough game." Lion goalie's hands and sailed
IJlon head coach A m brose Info Ihr upper left-hand ranter of
fuanl said of the dead even Ihr nel for Ihr score Leon’s
■trhup "W r wanted to press Tony Vaughn booted a goal
lItem and we did We didn't down the middle to tie things al
liah a tot of shots w r should two with Mk-harl Kigln up nest
ifavr and they came bark Into lor Jesuit
With Kigln kicking. McDaniel
the game lair In the ‘avond half
Ij was a close game and wr were guessed wrong al where thr twill
itrrmejy lucky to come out was going, but Kigln mtssed the
goal completely, leaving the door
vjltha win."
wide open fur the Lions to sirs!
j T h r nail-bitlog performance Die win
■qfI the t.inns' winning slrrak
"A l 2-2. I waa glad that Kigln
Iftaci al 37 while thr Tigers kn orkrd It wide because I
sphered only ihelr second Iona of guessed wrong." McDaniel said
ij»c year and fell lo 5 2 Leon "On the next shot though. I
f aces C l e a r w a t e r C e n t r a l guessed right and gut I lie save. It
Catholic, who derailed the Tro was great to wtn this one."
jans of Evans 64). at 6 p m at
After Sean Walkrr scored lo
Boone High. Jesuit, which Is one make It 3-2 In favor of Leon.
Cronon, CCC bury
Orlando Evans, 6-0
B yC H U C K BURQES3
Herald correspondent
Mar aid sport a writer
Loon's TucSor Riordan attempts to taka lb* ball away from a Tampa
Josud player in Wednesday t Pizza Hut Invitations! action at Biahop
Moor* High Loon want or. to doff at Jesuit in penalty hicks
McDaniel went one on one with
Jesuit a Jon Gowdy. Gowdy had
to score In keep the Tigers tn the
game, but If Mi Dantrf could
makr thr M o p . Lron would only
have lo score on one of their nest
two penalty shots lo wtn.
Gowdy rhoar to take hts free
shot straight up the middle, but
McDaniel made a spectacular
save lo Iravr Ihr game-winning
heroics for team m ate Paul
Chulak. Chulak look his penally
shot and with ptnpoit precision,
sent ihr hall min the right corner
|>aai Llano lor the decisive fourth
goal
Killian edges W inter Park, 2-1
B y CHRIS FISTER
Herald sports editor
ORLANDO — For Ihe second
day in a row Miami Killian's
Cougars were on the ropes but
managed lo figbl Ihelr way out
with a narrow victory.
Despite- being domlualrd by
Winter Park's Wlldrala In Ihr
second half. Killian stayed alive
and then struck for the winning
goal with 2 31 remaining for a
2-1 victory in thr winners'
bracket of the Pizza Hut Invita
tional Wednesday before 231
fans at Boone High School.
the Cougars. l»4) and ranked
No. 1 in Class 4A. advance lo the
semifinals today al 2 against
Lake Mary, a rematch of last
year's Pizza Hut semifinals
Winter Park suffered Us first loss
of the season and now stands at
7 12
The early going of the first half
saw Killian Ihr aggressor on
offense us the Cougars used Ihelr
overall quickness and precision
passing to set up several good
scoring chances Kllltan took a
1-0 lead with 23 43 left In the
half when Eric Serrano crossed a
corner kick to thr top of Ihr bos
and Mark Mayhcw headed It In.
Winter Park was held lo one
shoi on goal through ih first 20
minutes, but the Wildcats had a
good shot at the tying score with
18:30 left in thr Italf. On an
Indirect kick from the top of the
penalty area. Mike McAvoy
touch'd l be bid) to John Duguld
and hr rilled a shot olf the
crossbar. T h r trail rebounded to
Tuny Rick, but hts follow-up
shot sailed high
Winter Park got live lying goal
less than thrre minutes !nlo the
second liaif when Kirk Mackey
brought the trail down the right
side and served a trail to the
middle lo Duguld who headrd It
off goalkeeper Scott Kubkek s
fingertips and Into the goal
Killian had an opportunity hr
brrak the lie with 30 04 re
maining when Erie Exelbert had
a breakaway but hit his start
whir of l lie gir.it
Duguld and the Wildcats
would havr several other dose
culls throughout the second hall
hut could not find thr net and
Killian (hen broke the lie with
2 31 trfl when Hlrardo Mogntlon
(trough the ball down ihr left
wing, dropped a pass to Esellrert
and be blasted lire trail Into the
cage
Fletcher sm okes Brantley, 4-0
By CHRIS FISTER
Herald sports editor
ORLANDO — After playing
some of Ihelr Iresl soccer of I he
season only to come up short on
Tuesday, Lake Brantley's Patri
ots played a consolation bracket
gamr Wednesday anti could not
come close to what they had
achelved the day before.
On a sizzling December af
ternoon, Jacksonville Fletcher's
Senators turned on the oflenslve
heat early and never let up en
route to a 44) victory over the
lackluster Patriots before 121
fansat Boone High School.
T h r Senutom took a 14) Irad
less than five mlnutrs Into the
m atch on a goal by B illy
Reynolds. Lake Brantley's de
fense. led by John Baker and
goulkrrprr Kirk Klafler. krpt Ihr
score al 14) for the next 30
minutes, but the Patriots could
mount only one serious scoring
thrrat Hie entire half.
Brantley’s best chance came
on a dead ball play with 13:10
left In the half and Ron Moslo
drilled u shot thut sailed Just
over thr goal.
Fletcher then upped the lead
bile as hr lunged for a Hamilton shot once again
to keep the score In a scoreless deadlock
"We played well today, but it's kind of hard to
(day In the consolation round nnrr you've already
lost one game.’' Lyman mentor Ray Sandidge
said of hts Hounds play "Bishop Moore plays us
hard year In and year out Even though they may
not have thr most talented players In the state,
they come at you and they never qult.“
The second half looked much like the llrst with
both trams Jockeying for scoring jioslllon, but the
ice was finally broken when Hamilton dnllrd a
shot from tnr right side of thr post Hamilton g<»
thr lull 20 yards out when hr started his berllnr
lor ihr nel Darrel rammtltrd himself to rut off
the angle, but Hamilton's speed and ball handling
skills were loo much for Ihr Homvt goalie to
handle as the shot was zipped past hapless
Hornet with IN minutes left to play In thr game
"Troy did a super Job today." Sandidge said
"He had a great game yrstm lay loo. so he's doing
ihr job for us lie's one of ihr most solid playrrs
on the tram He's very consistrni tn hts plav He
doesn’t makr mlslakrs to lose gamrs for us and
every now and then hr make* a spectacular plav
like inday In win gamrs for us '*
In ih r shooting department, thr ‘Hounds
outshot thr Hornets 17-!0 over thr 80-minutr
span while huth trams' goalkrr|NTs had right
saves
to 24) when Andy Ferguson
dribbled through Brantley's de
fense anti crossed the ball In
front of the goal where Gloannl
At It rale tapped It In.
ll was all Fletcher In Ihr
second half of play as ih r
Senators unlnudrd 13 shots
compared to just three for
Brantley. Fletcher upped the
lead lo 34) al Ih r 32:38 mark
when Danny Manning bral a
defender on Ih r righl side anil
crossed Ihr lull In front where
Aclrrale was oner again there lo
knock ll In
The first half belonged solely
lo Leon as they dominatril Ihr
st-ois on goal and the parr of Ihr
garni The Lions were more
aggressive as they came mil amt
attarkrd the Tigers for I be first
43 mlnutrs of the game, but still
Ihr scrappy Lron learn was held
wore less
"Jeff (Llano) played great al
goal tonight.** Tiger head roach
Bob Bauman said, lie's sujirf
and gamrs llkr these Is where he
grls his experience He’s only a
sophomore and tonight hr was
cool and calm in the net Hr
directs the game "
ORLANtX) — Garrett Cronon
exploded lor five goals, four
coniing within a Hi m lnnuir
span to create ihr first blowout
of thr Pizza Hut Invitational
winners’ brorkrl as Clrarwalrr
Central Catholic hammered Or
Undo Evans. 6-0. before 301
fans al ‘Bishop Moore High
School
The Marauders improved to
74) and will lake on Tallahassee
Lron today at 6 in a game that
fealurrs two unhralrn and two
lop ranked trams Clrarwalrr is
rankrd as the lop 2A tram while
Lron DO Is rankrd as I lie top
3A tram and brings a 37 garnr
winning streak Into Ihr matrh
Evans fell io 3 5 2 with Ihr loss
"Evans bunkrn-d up in ihr
first half and we weren't moving
the ball around very well
Clearwater <oat h Jim H arir
said. "We talked about that al
halftime matte the proper ad
Jusfmrnis and ram r amt picked
up Ihr letnpo In I lie wrortd halt
W r played our U*Us just a iilUr
wider and Spread live defense out
to rrra ir morr opporiunliirs
Aftrr Ihr ftrsl goals thr op
portunltlrs. and goals kept
coming Cronon. who is ennsid
rrrd I he Marauders lop finisher
was h rld In rh e rk against
Ovtedn but the Trojans of Evans
found mil that on this day he
was tinsfoppahle
Crnnnn b r ok e a scoreless
deadlock with 13 mtnulrs to
(day In the opening hall when hr
slipped by a |Mlr of defrnilers
and rot krtrd a shot pasi Evans
krrper Em ir Cbandlrr
Cronon then came up with a
trhound goal as Josh Davis srnt
a shot t hat b o u n c e d off
( lulltiler s Irg right in the left
fool of Cronon who srnl lire tall
into the hark of ihr nel with
34.07 (o plav
Sri oruis latrr I fie Marauders
struck again as K ylr Vosrn
In trrrrp ird a pass and fed
Cronon on ihr wing and Hie
savvy senior did thr rrsi as hr
m a nu vrrrd around Chandler
and ripped a shot past him lo up
thr lead to 34) wttli 33 17 to
pUy
"W r were kind of frusiralrd in
the first half and knew we had to
make some adj ust ment s
Cronon said "I was giving thr
hall up yesterday. I was Just
lotlunatr things fell in plate for
me today, thr shots were tltrrr
and they were going in We re
looking forward In oui nest
game wr know ll will tie a lough
gamr vtth either Jesuit or Lron
am] we're looking forward lo thr
chaltmgr '
Cromm addrd another on
assisted goal with 31 14 In plav
In op ihr lead lo 4 O before
completing hit brilliant aftrr
noon with a goal off a Vosrn
assist with 30 2N In play Vosrn
ram r won Ihr hall off a Chandler
pun! and trni a cross |m w to
Cronon mi the wing fronott
flicked the hall tuck to Vosrn
tirlorr cutting to I tie middle
Isrtorr Vosrn served Ihr hill
bunt Ills IH I wuig iv set up 11te
stor r
Evans then frll apart and bad
a player red <aided lejectedl and
had to plav the final 20 2k with
juM ten players Th r Trojans
w rrr ocltrtasard when they had
eleven p la in s on I fir field and
found ih r Maramiers loving wiih
them w hrn they had Just irn
"Our moving al all ilntrs in
I lie set mid half really opened Ihr
gamr up." Ilarir said "Evans
did a good job of slow trig us
down in the first half lad wr
w rrr able to makr ihr pngae
adjustments "
Slrvr Mobtat added (he gamr s
llnal goal on a hall volley shot
lhal loumt Ihr upfirr right band
jiorllon of the net lo uji ihr Iratl
lo 6 0 with 17 27 In (day
Evans only crossed midhrld a
lew limes In lire second half and
never managed to get a thnl oil
as the tenter ol Miration was
Incused on Ihr Evans goal
Rams
Coatlnucd from IB
brought
thr ball to the middle and
tlumjied a pass lo Brooks who
somehow shook oil the defender
who was shadow mg him and pul
thr frail In the goal
Lake Mary built a two-goal
advantage jusi 20 setonds Into
the set tint) half when Roldan
exploited thr left side of the
Seabreeze defense anti passed off
to Walkrr who knorkrd ll in for a
3-1 Lake Mary Iratl.
"I made a subtle Utile change
and put Manny (Roldanl at left
ball tonight." McCorklc said
"And ll really worked out well
trecause ll gave us some si ability
and be was able to do pretty
much what hr wanted on that
side."
Seabreeze, though, kept plug
glng/tnugglng away and pulled
within 3-2 with 26 48 remaining
when Gregory Gundruui hit a
looping shot over the head of
Slurp.
Despite the continued rough
play of the Crabs, the Rams
maintained their composure and
struck for Ihr clinching goal
with 16:50 lell in play. T h r flnul
g o a l wa s a l s o t he mu s t
spectacular as Ravndal sent a
pass from the left wing inside thr
jirnally area w lirrr Brooks made
a leaping, backwards hradrr
tbal /IpjM-d (last Bethea anti Into
thr goal for a 4-2 Lukr Mary
Irad.
"This was a good opjioriunlty
for Jon IHrooks) lo step forward
. ■ s i i» - .s- a ,ak - * . 1
^
cTW* iirai
r FS4IP
I6Vf rids! pkcW
SrETs.*
Lake Mary's Patron Fordo unloads a ahot In Wednesday’s gams vs.
Seabreozo. Fordo contributed one astlal lo the Rama' 4-2 victory.
and show what hr could do."
McCnrkle s a l t l " W r n rrd rd
some ollrnslve punch from him
tonight and hr gave It In us."
�Sanford Harald Sanford, Florida — Thursday. Decamtoi 29, I960 — SB
People
CALENDAR
Overeaters to weigh in
A meeting on spirituality In relationship* In Overeaters
Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays at 7 30 p m In (hr
Community Improvrmrnl Association hulldlnfi. Country Cluh
Hoad. Lake Mary, For morr Inromiation. call Churllr at
323-8070.
D ix ie lan d C lo g g ers to m e e t
Dlsirland Cloggrrs clogging group hoids cluh meeting* on
Thursday. 7-9 p.m . at thr Lake Mary Flrr Department at First
Strret and Wilbur Avrnur. l-akr Mary Fur morrinformutlon.
rail 321-5267.
Cancer group to give support
A cancer support |(roup sponsored hy thr Amrrlcan Cancer
Sorlrty m rrls the first Thursday of thr month from 7 9 p m at
llir Sanford Landing Cluhhousr. 1800 W First St T h r pur|m*r
of thr group Is to provide emotional support lor raw er
palirnts. ihrlr families and friends
E a s t-W e s t K iw a n is to g a th e r
East West Sanford Klw arils Club meets 1 hurstlay at 6 p m at
Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust.
Sweet Adelines to rehearse
Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women • barbershop
•mgirig group rrliearses every Thursday al 7 30 p m al
Cointnunlty Untied Methodist Church U S Highway 17 92
Caaarlbrrry
P arent s u p p o rt g ro u p to m e e t
Families Together Parent Support Group meets every
Thursday at 7 30 p m . 900 Fos Valley Drive Sweetwatrt
Square. Suite 208 for open discussion For more Information
rail 774-3644
Narcotics Anonymous to meet
Narcotics Anonymous meets Thursday i l H p m in ihe First
Pteshylertan Chun h fellowship hall, rtirnrr of Fourth Street
and Ihirk Avrtiue. Sanford
Narcotics Anonymous to meet
NarrolUs Anonymous meets Friday al 11 p m al lf»r lliiu v
of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave . Sanford
Retired transit workers to gather
Let’s hear it for the Irish
By SO T. RICHARD D.
Welcome To:
5 pedal to the Herald
School. Aliam onte Spring*
"And fortunately. I made II
"I really enjoy Irrland We
didn't see much because of our
schedule, but what we did see
was really tremendous I think I
would enjoy timing back to see It
a little closer."
While rugby and Gaelic foot
ball are the top drawing game*
for the Irish. American fonlliall
only recently made Inroads Into
thr Island nation's sports scene,
through the medium of satellite
television However. Ihe wild
enthusiasm for Ihr live game al
Dublin's l-unsdownr Stadium —
with an rsllmaird -15.000 strong
audience — was tempered by
bafflement al how Amrrlcan
Ioo Hm II w as actually playrd One
Dubliner likened II lo armored
warfare, "w ith a variety of
charges, clashes and ret reals."
With the various lush in
terf'relations o* imported £ame.
Ihe cadets found their rules ns;
students reversed lo learheT* as
they were bombarded with
questions from their Irish htisls
lo explain a game thal l* second
nature to Americans However,
whether as Instructor or In
strucled. Cadet Stark said hr
enjoyed ht* Irish IhisIs
"T h e Irish are very -'rtrndly
people Every encounter I had
was great They're really nice ”
In .1 land where "Cead Mile
F a llte ." — G a rlic for One
Hundred Thousand Welcomes —
is more eg a cherished feeling
than a byword, Wesl l*olnl may
not have scored a victory against
Ikiston College on ihe playing
field However, they did win
something less immediately tan
glhle. hut (Kisslbly morr lasting
— memories of Ihe land where
one may enter a sirangrr. bul
leave with more than a few new
friends
nerald Isle G
DUBLIN, Ireland — "Ireland
has no stranger," an age-worn
saving goes, "only friends you
haven't met " And according In
Stephen J Stark, the old pro
verb still rings true.
Stark. 20. Min of James M and
Rant F Stark 128 Coble Court,
Long w in m! is a cadet al Ihr U S,
Military Academy. Wrsl Point,
N Y Stark and hi* irarmuairs of
the academy's Black Knigliis
w rtr rrcenlly In Dublin to take
on Ihr Boston College Eagle* In
Ih r Emerald Isle Classic, Ihr first
collegiate football game playrd
In European soli and {wrt of
Dublin's I.OfXhh birthday cele
bration
Due to Ihr influx of Ihr college
Irani*, port.an* of th'ir student
b o di e s a nd s o m r 1 2 . 0 0 0
•creaming American Ian* —
many of lrl*h descent — from
the slates and Europe, the
Emerald l»ir classic was what
one rontntrntalor rrgrrreii to as
"a reverse Immigration back in
ttimid s<xl Whatever thr game
turned out to hr. for Start,, it was
al*o a unique extracurricular
activity
"Th e chance to *ee Ireland
was real nice, hut the bottom
llnr for the football tram was Ihr
game " said Stark, a strong
U t an*! Mow Vi
J*
*afely on Ihr Black Knight*
second team
I started on the West Porn! Cadet Stephan J Star* of longwood. posse with a cake
ktcknfl and the punt rrturn eg presented to the U S Military Academy before the Emerald Isle
the game "
Classic football gome
Boasting an Imprrsalvr 8 |
standing over Boston College's throoglHiut the landmark game, joyment n! hr Emrral Isle.
"When I heard ot this Hip. I
2 7 win kiss record. Ihe army al day » end. the ta utest ended
tram was the statistical la wall r ma disappoint mg 24 38 kiss for was hoping I wouldn’t get hurt
al Ihr Emerald Isle Classic tile Armv cadets And. while hrlorr hand In order to get to
However, despite Ihe action 00 v ic t o r y w o u l d h a v r been Ireland, because It sounded
tl r gridiron that kept the nrar s w rrtrr. defeat did lin k to great." *ald Stark, a I 9 n»,
ti
p arity crow n on II* feel dampen il,t* Army tadet's en- nalr of Lake Brantley
ll!
The New York Hrtlred Transit Workers meet al Casselberry
Senior Center. 200 N Triplet I^tkr Drive, the first Saturday of
rat b month al 1 30 p m
Teen support group to meet
H oliday blooms
capture award
Families Together Teen Support Group meet* from It am
to I u m every Saturday at Suite 208 Sweetwatrr Square. WXl
Foa Valley Drive |ofl Weklva Ituadi. Longwaod Call 774-3844
foe further informal le.ti
N ar A n o n to o ffe r h elp
Nar Alton, a self help group Ior relatives and friend* of
addicts, meets at H p m Wednesday* and Saturday* at Wr*l
Lake l(o*pital. State Hoad 434, Long wood. and on Friday*, al 8
p m , al Grovr Counseling ('enter. Third Street and (Ink
Avenue. Sanford For more Information. call 8090304
Life-saving classes olfered
GARDEN
The Winter Springs Fire Department will rondncl CPM
classes on Ihr third Sunday of every monih from 15 p m For
additional Informatlou. rontac t Cap! Carl ITh her at 327-2332
Monday through Friday Irrtwren 9 a m and 5 p m
®
GF THE g'i
m onth
N a rc o tic s A n o n ym o u s m e e ts
* = 5 l
Narcotics Anonymous meets rv rry Sunday at 3 p m at The
Grovr Counseling Center. 380 Old Sanford/Ovtech» Hoad loll
Stair Hoad 4 19). Wintrr Spring* and at 8 p m . Monday at 317
Oak Avr . Sanford
Mr and Mrs Russalt Garmam
work in the garden of their
home. 162 Pnecresl Drive,
which was selected by the
Garden Club of Sanford Inc for
the club's monlhly Garden of
Ihe Month award Red berries
of pyracanthea against a buck
wail and a barrel of flowering
polnseltias created a festive
holiday atmosphere to the
g r o u n d s . I m p a t l e n s and
beoomas in bloom add lo the
attractive garden selling The
selection was made by Mrs.
I A Albritton and Mrs Joe
Corley of the club'e Rose
Circle
Hvivid rsoii *v Lk m Svimvwdv
Alanon members to congregate
Alanon will inert al 8 p m Sunday at Chrlsl United
Methodist Church, at County Hoad 427 and Tucker Drive.
Sanlnrd
O v ereaters to w e ig h in
Overeaters Anonymous meets ut 7 30 p m each Sunday al
the Ca*.*ell)erry Senior Center. 200 Triplet Lake Drive,
Casselberry
D ancers to sw ing th e ir p a rtn e rs
Square dancing for couple* and single* 1* held each Sunday
at I 30 p m nt the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 Triplet laike
Drive, Casselberry Call 767-5411 or tlie- center al 831-3551,
ext 239, lor more mint runt ion.
AA g ro u p s sch e d u le m e e tin g s
Area Alcoholics Anonymous group* turning Thursday
Include
Casselberry:
• Acorn Group. 8 p.m. closed and 010*11 discussion. Rcbos
Club. 130 Normandy
• Clean Air Group, noon, alcoholic* only, non-smokers only.
KrbosCluh. 130 Nnrmanriy
• Good Morning Group, 10 a nt.. open dlsrusalon. Krbo*
Club. 130 Normandy.
• Happy Hour Group. 5 3 0 p in ., ojwn discussion. He Imi*
Cluh, 130 Normandy.
• Helm* Group. 6 3 0 u m . o|>rn discussion, noon, alcoholic*
only: Helm*Club. 130 Normandy.
• Srminola Group. 8 p.m.. open discussion. H p m . third
Thursday of monih. open s|>eaker meeting St Augusilur
Church. 375 Sunset Drive
Oviedo:
• Ovlrdo Group. H p m., o|>ru discussion, non-smokers only.
First Methodist Church. KlngSircet and toike Jrssup.
Sanford:
• Sanford Group, noon. 5 30 p.m.. o |k-ii discussion: H p m .
open speaker meeting: 1201 W. First Si
• Sober Won Group, noon, 5 30 p.m., H p.ni.. open
discussion: Sahara Club (old driver’s license office), 2587 S.
Sanford Ave.
If you know of upcoming nrllvlllrs you’d like announced In
the Hcmld'n Calendar, send the appropriate Information—
event, time, dale, place, cost, contact person and phone
number— lo Calendar. Sanford H r raid, 300 N. French Ave..
Sanford. FL 3277 I or call 322 2611.
W ear rubber gloves when using lye
DEAR P O LLY: I d like In
own snap I have a recipe
I'm not sure what tvjie ot
soap Can I use thr lye
stijK-tmarket as drain cleaner'*
bul
lor
HO M EM AKINQ
ALISON
DEAH A LIS O N : A* long asllic product
says ’ 100 percent lye,” It's thcighi stuff to
use to make soap, Don’t use lyibascd drain
cleaners lhal have other inrt-dieni* In
I hem
When you're making >uur loop, please
remember that lye must hr imdlrd with
caution Keep It away from 111 kid* Wear
tuhlo-r glove* Make sure yourtvurkruoin I*
well ventilated Keep a cup ol fflllr vinegar
al hand 10 rub on your skit If II should
accidentally conic In contact nth ihr lye.
Never use aluminum, tin. Irai or Trlioti
utensils when working with lyt
I'm sending you u copy of ny newsletter
"Homemade Snap* and Clowers." which
has recipes anti directions for making
humcmadr hand soap, laundy snap amt a
variety ol other household clrincr* such a*
window cleaner, laundry pesoak. wood
washes and morr.
POLLY
FISHER
ton.
II a picture is a round one or oblong. I fit it
In either leaving Hie Iray p.ullv (gain or
pasting small flowers or butterflies In ihe
extra s|»ace around the picture. I also have
used piciurcs of my great-grandchildren and
other family pictures
E.O.
DEAR P O LLY : Is there a substitute for
Iresh chill peppers (usually |alapcnos) In
rrclpcs (or things like enchiladas, laens and
other Mexican dishes? Could one use
ground red pepper or chill powder?
Neal, huh?
M AR Y
T .O .
DEAR P O LLY : Putting .1 pkslti liagovrr
your hunt) before applying rub-on shoe
polish sure saves getting {Mills all over your
hand and tinder your nails
Some frozen rnirrrs romcin dcconillve
cardtMMrd (rays, Thrsc arc till) to use when
taking a cake you've bukec lo a friend
There's no need to return tlu* |in'
C.B.
D EA R P O LLY: Why don't garden shops
and nurseries carry clean while sand lor
planting cailllses and other surruletil
plants? I have many cactus plants, which I
have In plant In |»>umg soli
B .J.M .
D EA R B .M .J.: Many garden centers do
t arry a {Milling soil mixture *|m-iTfleully
designed lor cactuses This Is a sandy soli
hut don'I lot get dial even cat: l uses need
nutrients thal are not in pure sand
However. II you do want to use pure santl
and make your own mix. or add nutrients
with liquid feedings, try looking in large toy
stores during the spring and summer for
"play sand." This Is a very clean, white
sand made especially for child re n 's
sandboxes. It won't have any bacteria or
other "nasties" that less-refined sand might
have, and It should be useful for your
planting need*
D EA R P O LLY : Here Is a t i c a s v . no <0*1
way 10 help keep your kllchrl cooler white
you're rooking In ihe summr Each lime
you turn off a burner ,uJ remove a
conlalurr ol hoi food, Inmircntrly place a
covered container of cold taler on ihe
burnt r. Alter a few minutes, tt* burner heat
will lie in ihe water Instead 4 Ihe air. and
you can lust pour the heat davit the drain
D EA R P O LLY: I save plastic loam meat
trays lor use as picture frames. I cut oui
colored pictures from magazines. Since the
trays come lit different sizes. I find a picture
that Ills Hie tray 1 have, with about a Vfc- or
lA-liich border, and I paste the picture in the
meat iruy. The edge around ihe tray makes
a nice frame. 1 like to match the color of the
trav to the picture, although white Is lovely.
DEAR T.G .: Ground red |>eppcr provides
the heal but not the flavor of the fresh
1Tulles, so it really Is not Ihe best substitute
Chill |M>wtler Is u combination of spices,
some of which may already lx- In the recipe,
so It's not a great substitute either.
You can. however, use canned or pickled
peppers Jusl like Iresh Use the same
amount, prepared In the same way. Canned
or pk Med peppers, moreover, generally do
m l have lo lx- peeled as some Iresh jx-ppers
must, so they're quite easy to use.
They are also easy to find Almost every
supermarket these days has a Mexican or
Tex-Mex section that carries a variety of
canned chllles. ranging from mild to hot.
II you grow your own Jalapenos In the
summer, you can easily pickle them in
full-strength vinegar processed In n boiling
water bath for use throughout the year.
JChcel. a reliable running guide, such as
I be Ball Blue Book, available from Ihr Ball
canning jnr company, for detailed Instruc
tions Either canned or pickled chllles are a
good substitute for frrsh.
(Polly Fithsr will sand • Polly Dollar ($1)
to anyone whose pointer, peeve ot problem
Is used In her column. Wtlle to Polly's
Pointers, In care ol Newspaper Enterprise
Association, 200 Park Ava., New York, NY
10166)
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1
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2
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3
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15 Misfortune
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17 Greek letter
8
18 Ruth’s
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companion
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20 Songstress
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Della
19
22 Mystic
21
23 Lawyer F .___ 23
Bailey
26 Shaded walk
24
27 Swarming
29 Indian
30 Nose part
32 Homo —
33 Map
abbreviation
35 Author----Caldwell
38 Pleasant
39
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40 Rowing tools
42 Excessive
44 Accustom
45 A FL-___
46 Words which
name
50 Bag
51 Female
pronoun
52 Unclothed
persons
53 Noun suffix
54 Horse relative
55 Eat away
DOWN
Fibbing
Pronunciation
mark
In abundance
Citrus fruit
Symbol of
victory
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short
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44 Abstract being
47 Your and my
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>ades without losing any
xm ondi at all T h r bidding
aturrd a good cur bidding *r
Jcn re . which rv o lv rd Into
liu kwnnd When North ortgldly madr a Inning raise to
irrr npadrs. South wantrd to
I y for a slam, but since
( amund* werr a concern, hr
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i ubs. North's four-diamond
« ir-hld put South al rase. and
I now nwllrhrd In lilurkwurMt
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i lining Ihr opening Irad wan In
r >*sru7l ihr club* and heart*,
r aw trump* and then try to
I irv* thr diamond* Tilt* wa» a
I od plan, but South frit hr had
i very strong Inference from the
{FR A N K AND ER NEST
by Bob Thaves
LO O M COUNTY
opening lead II Wr*t had I hr
K U o f hearts, hr might have led
the king U r didn't. m i Smith
thought East was a big favorite
to have a brail Itunor llrlirvin g
ihl*. South dirw inmips and led
Ihr a rr and )a< k of hrart* East
went up with tlir king and South
rolled It A <lull rufl In dum m y
Irl South lead dummy'* lO of
hrart* When East didn't pro
d orr thr iptrrn. Snith discarded
a diamond Wr*i won ih r trtrk.
hul dummy'* nlnr of heart* was
now good, and declarer U M * d II to
discard hi* la*t diamond lo»rr
J a m e s Jacoby' s book*
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"Jacoby on Canl thirties" (w rit
ten with lit.* lather. the laic
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Sanfon) Herald. Sanford Florida — Thursday. December 29 1988 — 7S
Dentures make no impression on Doc
HOROSCOPE
B y Bernice Bede Oaol
lion arises. Iry lo settle it jiost
YO U R B IR TH D A Y
haste,
December 30. 108H
G E M IN I (May 21 June 20)
In Ihr year ahr.nl Ih rrr arc This is not a Rival day for you lo
Indlr at Ions you irvlRlit lirrom r
lake gambles In the blind. If
Involved In several ventures IhtnRs you are muntlriR on arc
whlrh you will originate Your not visible lo Ihe discerning eye.
chances for lU C trts will be look for opiairlunllles elsewhere
enhanced if you don't try to do
C A N C ER (June 2lsJuly 22l
loo many things al one l line
Krep (om m llinrnls you’ve made
C A P R IC O R N (Dec 22 Jan
to your mate ualay. even If It
Mil In order to fulfill your I n r o n v e n i r n e r s y o u l o a
ambition-, today, you must lie ImsIrallnR d rg rrr Promises you
extra rareful lh.n whal you do lall lo keep could Ire thorns In
your side lor quite some lime
does not advrtMTv affeii others
If II does alter your tar lb s Get a
LE O (July 23 Aug 221 Your
|ump on life liy understanding kern (aiwers of observation musi
ihe Influences which are gov- noi la- allowed lo solely ha os on
ernlnR you In lire year ahead
tile fatllriRs of othrrs today.
Send lor your Astro-Graph fire- Some ut the faults you see In
ill. lions today liy malllriR t l In them could lie reflections of your
Astro Graph, r in this newspaper. own
V IR G O IA UR 23 Sept 22l
I'O Box (11428. Cleveland. Ulf
41101312* He sure lo slate
I here’s a (xisslMilly you'll sfrend
yuur /(Mllae sIru
more lre«-|y tialay than you
A Q U A R IU S Man 20 Feb HI) usually do In order lo Rrallfy
Profit from your p.isi exjirrl- your whims. Don't let your
enees today. rs(>rctally if you extravagance knock the wind
have lo deal with someone who out nt your wallet
L IB R A
2 || h s
has takrn advanlaRr ■>! you
(xrvkxiily Don’t play the turkry 'rest not to try to Mull your way
role Ihe accnni* ,'nir around
.hrougn tilcky development.*
PISCES |Krh 2() Man h 201 A tirday It will be hralns. not
j-rrson who Is ohllRaird to you bravado that will br required lo
lUIRtll not la- In ihe |M»s|llon al reverse nrRutlvr situations
(his llm r to sqtxirr accounts If
SCORPIO |0»1 24 Nov 22) Be
you have to give an extension, absolutely certain of your lads
br very explicit aland Ihe new iialay before you pass rumors on
lo oibers T lie |>-rson who pro
due dale
A R IE S IM.m h 21 April 19) vlded you wiib ihe lnlunn.itIon
mlRht la usltiR yiNi
Allies wtio art usually drprnda
N r i aniiol la relied ii|a>n to
S A G IT T A R IU S |Nov 23 Dei
rarrv the Mill fix you tialay If 211 U ir demarals of a longymi hope to srorr. you re got or standlnR Irlrrrd mlRht place you
lo havr lo break throuRh the In an awkward posit km today.
You II Irrl obligated lo iiiitiply,
up|atsiiiR line yiHirsrlf
T A U R U S tA|wil 20-Maj .’"i but llrsl stop In analyrr Its
Small disagreements with ro effnison your IntrrrsLs
(C| I (IHH. N E W S P A P E R KN
workers rmild la- Mown old ol
1EM PRISE A S S N
proportiiMi iixl.iv II a t oiilrnril.t
ENJOY
GRAPEFRUIT
FROM FLORIDA
D EA R A B B Y : Jusi lo R ive y o u
an rxnm plr of how much alientDin somr doctors pay l o their
A D V IC E
patterns, listen lo this Until
today, my doctor did not know
that I wear d, mun
\bhv. he's
hrouRht all my children Into ihr
world, has Riven me a compleie
A B IG A IL
physical examination every year
VAN BUREN
since 1905. he's looked into m y
mouth and down my ihroat
<luring every examination, and
hr never noticed lhal I had should tie) written on Ihe pa
dentures'
tiem's chart Either your doctor
I had a sore spot in m y innulh
neglected to write It on your
so I stopped by Ills oilier and etiart or he overlooked the nota
asked II maybe my drnturrs tion Ol course Ihere Is always
the (Missthlllty th.il your doctor
needed adjusting and he said
"O h . I didn't know you wore knew that you wore dentures,
dentures how lutiR have you hut (bought you'd lie flattrrrd to
had i hem?'' I said. "Fifteen la- lohl lhal lhey looked so
years '*
real" hr thought they were
Alibi If you prim this, pleas,
DEAR A B B Y : I had mv Miss
don't use my name or town I
anil his lam liy over for dinner
jusi wonder If Hus ever hap
the other night Mv boss and mv
(trued to anyone else
F L A B B E R G A S T E D husband Immediately hei ante
D EA R F L A B B E R G A S TE D : I deeply involved III a converslkm
hope nol When a physician about sports This tell m r to
examines a patient who wears rnlrrutn Ills wile and their
dentures tlial information is lor ihildrrn First, when I tried to
D E A R DR. G O T T : I have
chronic disc problems All my
Irtrnds with Mick problems havr
advice — all of II conflicting
How do I llnd an answer through
tfie ma/r of rholers’’
D E A R R E A D E R : The
vriiehf.il Muirs In Ihr Mu k are
doughnut sha|>ed to permit the
spi nal cord to pass do wn
llirough them Each vertebra is
sr|iarulrd Irom Us nrlghtior hv
an imrrvrrtrhrat i ] I m The dtsi s
a il like washers between ihe
Muirs, they alisnrb sins k (dur
Ing walking amt running). sr|ia
iale Ihe vetirlaar and provide
an area ul mm Mine Uirnugli
which spinal nerves enter and
exit from Ihr spina! cord
When a disc lireomc* loo I hill
las ran occur with age) or when
Its normal archllet lurr Is ills
<:c «ji fw iw f ma n itit
C**- »rc■-. -v
Ci j i j i I t s M t M l u i l i tadif I< * S (
B m u Bmma CrSssO see CM'4
fcx«wict« frww i
Pse, Vuw <• ,» ftWnr GrrSSl
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T R U L Y EN R A G ED
IN C L E A R F IE L D . IL L .
DE A R EN R A G ED : In your
home, you have every right lo
d is c ip lin e c h ild re n whose
parents fall In do so Should vnu
again leel obligated to have
children m your Inline who do
nol respect your furnishings,
say
In this house, w r do not
t n ii r Ii t h t n g s w i t h o u t
(M-rmtsston. nor do wr put our
feet on the Iumiltire "
DEAR ABBY: I (list finished
V ER TIC A L
for medical advice
M S«<7 (I l - i l '
'c "•-»'!
I am
c p ro b le m s c a il
T H U R S D A Y ’S PRIME TIM E
•‘■ jt» r
1 .H H l:v / l
B L IN D S
• FREE in home eslimaliv
• Large selection lo
choose from
• Prompt Friendly Service
• Quality Workmanship
M E D IC IN E
OUR FACTORY PRICES
SIARI Al ONIY
PETER
G 0 T T .M D
far lia f W t l M weffedf K n i t W
moled (as liapprns when ifusjiIi center (Mirtmii slides out ol
l*isiiiou|. the spinal nerves can
la- pun lied or (irrssrd This Is
<ailed "dtscogenlc disease. ’ a
■i.iiditlou marked by spasm of
Im i k m uv Irs. slMsiting (M in Inio
the buttocks or Ihlghs and —
sometimes — weakness and
n U in ti n e ss of I h r I o w e r
extremities
Treatment depends on t Tie
severity of Ihr ailment.
A mild degree of disc pro
trusion ran lie treated hv special
exrriLsrs In rclirvr Mu k spasm
and by bed rrsl. hoi parks ami
(lain medicine
Moderate d rg rr r s ill disc
hernl.ilIon may require corsets
or lumtur supports A technique
of in ( r i l i n g an e n x y m e .
rhvmo|M[ialn. Into Ihr damaged
disc is experimental hui has
hern useful in certain cases
Severe disc proiroslon is
atmosl always a surgical pm
blent A neurosurgeon musi
remove ihe ollrtiding disc — and
fuse Ihe hones on ellfier side of It
— in order lo prevent Irreversible
nrrvr damage, leading lo per
manent weakness
Thrrelore, ihe trruimrnt of
dlsi iigeiilr disease dejM mis oil
ltie severity ol ihr condition and
ihe location of the herniated
disc Deteriorated discs m the
neck are generally irraled wilfi
surgery because. It nut repaired,
t hey can c u u s r ext ensi ve
neurological dlsuhltltv-
m
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r e a d i n g t hat l et t er f r o m
Katherine Kerr from Des Moines,
and let me tell yuu.lt lilt me like
a lou ol bricks Katherine (old in
detail about the death of her
overweight husband, and n cer
tainly did sha|K- me up in a
hurry!
I weighed Ilk) (murids when I
got married lo my lovely lady,
and now I weigh somewhere in
Ihe nelglilmrhiMKl of 2.50 For I fie
Iasi 10 years I have been on a
"ace loud diet Ilf I sec food. I
rat II I
No more. I’ve got Katherine s
Idle r taped in the door of my
refrigerator and I am going on a
diet — starting right now' And I
am going to slick with that did
unlit I can sec im Mu mm half
without looking Into a mirror
TU B B Y H U B B Y
IN ILLIN O IS
(Probisms? Writs lo Osar Abby
For a ptrsonal, unpublished
reply, send a self addressed,
stamped envelope lo Osar Abby,
P.0 Box 69440. Los Angeles,
Caill 90069. All correspondence
Is confidential)
hold a cunvcrsalon with Ills w ife,
stir answered my questions only
In rmmosyllahlcn
Scxi. her kids stoned acting
up — shouting lighting, etc I
tried lo gently admonish them,
bill ii didn’l work
When Ihey had fell, twnof my
rp rn x lv r porcelain figurines
were shattered, and my uphol
stered furniture was soiled. Nei
ther my Miss nor his wile ever
corrected ilielr chlldrrn.
I’lruse tell me how to avoid
similar ex|>erieiKes In the future.
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WORD C EN TER
GRAND OPENING REVIVAL Sunday, J a n u a r y I
- ncGinwna
Friday, December 30
C ynthia G ib b and Mitchell Anderson
star In "T h e Karen Carpenter S to ry"
airing Sunday on C B S The Carpenters
teamed up to form one of the most
successful m usical groups of the
1970s prior to her death from c o m
plications due to anorexia
s e r v ic e s
in
ouk garage
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141 Norn** to# Saw
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14V Retort Pnjpat, Saw
147 industrial Ptooart, Saw
I <4 NonRavdamai
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27 Nwrtani A C ’naa Caia
21 PrnM# instructions
33 R M Es'at* Courses
3V h t n . i i k R o o n
37 Vrcalionat A tiada S c N o U
3* O c-atpondanc*
41 College* A ll«n##rvti#t
43 Mart* a A Denial
4V Aft* A Cialtt
Household M erchandise
t|1 AponawaarurM.«m
47 Food N s a A i e i
49 W acaitanaout
V> B u v n a tt Opoonurnttot
37 Oppodyn<1>a* W#nl#d
W m .«Mntanl B'o»e»*
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A3 Mortgage* Bought A t o d
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201
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209
211
213
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217
219
221
222
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103 Mom*** Un»wm#*hadRanl
103 (Jupto* T o p * ■Rani
107 Mctnie NomaaRani
109 Mobrto Home UNvRam
111 n#*orLVacat#on Rental*
113 Storag* Rentas
113 industrial Rantaii
116 Real tUM e Management
117- C o m n a ti* Rant a t
119 Pestu" *0# Rani
121 Condornmnjm Ramait
123 dam** M Han|
12V For laata
177 OOk* Aenlait
Rat* A h p p a i
Ragtawwd Rail
Howaa
UroMocLWoMi'Y
StameaConta
Saap Corner
W#ar*tg 4ppaw*
Ant>ouasCo«act«wt
Auction*
Boal*A«et*cne*
Ga#agt Saw*
Rented to k ,
Good Thing* To Im
Muacal Me*cn*no-»e
Mwcahanaout
T ra nsp o rtatio n
729 A, d o n
230 Ant^uaOa*»< Car*
231 Car*
233 Auto T a itv A c c w w a t
214 import Car* A Truce*
73V T'ur.eVwiaeVan.
236 Car Ranlai*
217 T,ador*'Tra#to'k
230 VamcW* Wanted
239 Moiorcrcw*B*e*
241 Racwaionai
Van<waCampa*»
243 June Car*
24V Fot Saw
Sem ico D ire ctory
231 Accounting A T*« t m < »
232 Aaa ton* A Ramodating
233 Am Conditioning A Mealing
HEIJING - Two
A n i r r l r a n tlu ilrn l*
«r.ip|K-(l in thr wtirnl ol
IhK w rrk 'i racial tin|r»1 III Ihr r.intrrn rlly
ol Niin|lti|{ lold it liarrowllllt lair Wrtlnrmlay
ol aii)(ry inotm. k iu |{Ii
lira lm rn l by pollrr and
d rlr n llo n and In lrrJotiallon by ('h ln r s r
n u t h u r l tin t
Ural hrr Mi Mlllrn. 20.
ol Portland. Orr., and
l.lllfitirlh C hair. 20. of
W rpton. Man*., w rrr
among Mx Amrrtrans
<aught up In thr Inrl<1r 111 Mon d ay ni ght
nehrn ihry look food lo
Jillr Nanjing train viaA ion lor about 150 Afri
c a n and Aslan sludrntit
/nrrklng rrlugr Ihrrr as
;-(bnuNjnda ol Chlnrnr
;mariTird out sidr.
R C h l n n r siudrnu and
rntldrnis havr drmonslralrd In thr raslrm
lily sinrr Sunday drmandlng ibr Alrlrans
rim br allotted lo Iravr
N a n j i n g a n d br
(tunlatird lor Ihrlr rolr
ill u w rrkrnd 1 lash with
tliln rv * at llrh.il Uniu rrsiiy In w hlrh 13
jtroplr w rrr Injurrd
I n l r Ir p ho n r In ■
trrvlrws Inun Nanjing.
Ilir two Amrrii an* paid
Ihrlr llvr* w rrr prolia
My sa\ rd when poller
fortibly rrmovrd all Ihr
•ludrnlA Irom Ihr rail
station at N 30 p Itl.
Mo n d a y a« a n g r y
rrow d« hradrd Ih rrr
through thr sirrrla
"W r w rrr lold Ihrrr
w rrr 6.0U0 proplr on
Ihr way lo Ihr atatloii."
said Mi Mlllrn
Chore Mid. "II Ihopr
mobs had am vrd. If wr
had still hern In Ihr
train station. I brllrvr a
numbrr of jiroplr would
havr tier 11 killed."
Chinese police, how
ever. roughed up Ihr
atudrnls os they shoved
them alioard buses at
Ihr station. Ihry said
One y o u n g Af r i can
woman Tainted In Ihr
tumult but was draggrd
alioard
"’Th e y were really
pushing us around."
M<M lllrn rrrullrd
T h r exhausted. Irrrlllrd studriils w rrr
Ural taken lo u military
Uisr and Ihrn In a gurst
house III a small town
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England t » m , m l# A m e ric a m ,
m itlra** 11 IS vary goo d sometime* lo gal away B om
one a wile "
C a d n c H ard w tcle
1
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Pa*ng mgr* tgattRcart, *»
ter We* a* lacaw* Itl 4 it*
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fa# c a m m a M ia i S e a l
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AOVIC9 TO TM I PU91IC It
IN T N I C I9 C U IT COURT
FOR T N I 1ITH 1 U 0IC IAI
CIRCUIT OR RLORIDA.
IN AND FOR
t I M I N O llC O U N T Y
c a i i n o as it** c a a*
G E N E R A L JU R llD lC T lC M
O IVtllO N
CHAAE NO M E m o r t g a o i
C O R P O R A TIO N
P L A IN T IF F .
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W IL L IA M W R lX L E R A N O
I U 2 A R I T N R R i l l I R M il
W IFE UN K N O W N
T IN A N T ltl
01 F IN 0 A N T 11t
N O IIC I OR ACTION
CO M 1TR UCTIVI
IIR V IC 9 R R O R IR TY
TO W IL L IA M W R IX LE R
H I'vmg
a* earn P v N n a .ii, i *#«■*. k*«*
r m a i a i und •• a.mar m bam
ary m*rt*» i * n m > N *• *
al *a#d OaNngan. , a#, dead
asava ww lw g a# Kaaring N
maw raagoctiva m k ia a . N n
m e, nan* a varSawni racarg a. 1 OtviMa* granNa* a » gn. . t
c iiR N i Hanarv and k a k n
234 A N M i r » V*ng A
Screened Room,
23V Anceenng t am e#
236 Apenance*
237 Antomolnw
239 And* A Oaoa*
239 BoarSmg 4 Gmommg
7GG Bond* A Am**
2(1 Bxa.aaeng
262 But mat* ( p n r a a
26> Bunding Cor.l'KIur*
264 Cabmair,
26V Carpaatr,
294 CarpafTioor Covering,
297 Caienng
29* Cleaning tame#
269 Concwta
270 Dryapt
27* (Wcincal
272 i i c * » * t
773 ranee
774 Fif*e004(yet
27V Ganarar $***«**
276 Handyman
277 mom** Rian*
279 Mom* tmgrpiamawt
279 Mom* Rrpai'i
29D Manor Decorating
261 Jandonal S m c t
262 land Cwarmg
2*3 landKapMtg
264 i*an Same*
29V loc* 6 loc*«m*fi
299 Masonry
297 MotaW Mom# Seme*
299 Monng A Storage
299 Mw m l a , ton,
290 Nu'vng O r
291 Rpnlmg
292 Rapa* n*nj
293 Paring
294 R**t Control
29V RncMogracn,
296 Riatiar ng
,N7 Rsaapmg
296 Riattu** CWanmg
299 Rnmar*
30(3 R*«ng*#aiion
» i Ramar A laaamg
302 Roo' ng
303 Sandtaati-ng
3u4 Scwan A Gleet Row
303 Secretarial Sannc*
Y » Sacunt,
307 Saaa'Vap'c Tan,
109 I r a n )
309 S#gn*
310 Sod l a n e ,
111 Solar fnarg, $*»<*
312 Connewrplirigjlo"
313 Train Haulmg
114 Saunmmg Root S a n c i
11V Taiapnona S a n e .
11* Tea
317 TimSaWK#
31* TV A Radw « » ; * ■,
319 UpnoNter,
320 Ra*CmgVM*.mg Metal
121 Rail D-iiiing
322 Rmdoa*
S tudents recall unrest in China
U P I re p o rt
I O T A 4 * 6 7 4 * 9 1 4 11 9
■ l P r in t (N v v w i
04ADONIS
Naan I N Da, M n a *iM i i
Sand*? Naan Frtae,
II 10 A to W ar.
NOTF tn Iha avawf *t m* putatoheig ,1 *rvvs «
Announcem ents
N O T IC I TO T N I R U B llC i
Malic* i* her**, given mat m*
I n ' , a* Aa,«,*m#«i a. m* Cit,
a. Santar* Mill haW a regular
maaitwg an J e n u r, t l it** m
in* C i l , Hall Cam m ittian
ChamPart *1 It M a m w * r«tr
I* cantidar a raguatl tar
variance m m* faring Oris
nanca at N pariam. t , Freni
Vard vartanca r*gu«ram**N W
an K idwNttign
s o m e I w o h o u r* o u t s id r
N a n jin g T h e r n m j i o u n d
w a s s u r r o u n d e d b y at
le a s t
100 u n ifo rm e d
p o lic e . I h r y sa id
A l Ih r g u rs l house,
a u t h n r l i l r s r r f u s e d lo
a llo w a n y s tu d e n ts lo
u se t r l r p h o n r s d r s p lt r
re q u e s ts lo c a ll I h r l r
e m b a s s ie s . I h r y sa id A l
least 3 0 h a d to sle e p o n
flo o rs b e c a u se o l a la c k
of h rd a . a n d food o f lr r r d
w a s ' *d I s g u s 1111 g . **
M r M lllr n sa id
D o t h w o m e n s a id
I h r y w r r r In trrro g a lrd .
a n d M r M lI I r n s paasjM iri
w a s ro n f ls ra lrd C lia r r
a n d fo u r o t h r r s I r l l
T u e s d a y e v e n in g after
Ih r U S
(.’o n s u la t r in
S h a n g h a i In trrv rn rd
w it h C h l n r s r o lf lrla ls
M r M 111r n s t a y e d
I w h ln d o v r r n lg h t lo u tIr n d a m r r lln g la ir
T u e s d a y b r lw r c n Ih r
A f r ic a n s tu d e n ts a n d
d ljilu m a t s fro m n in e A f
r i c a n e m b a s s ie s w h o
h a d ru s h e d I h r r r f ro m
li r lj ln g .
S h e s a id sh e w a s
ro u s e d at 2 a m
W ed
nesday by Chlnrsr of
fic ia ls a n d q u e s tio n e d .
C h l n r s r o lf lrla ls fin a lly
r e t u r n e d h e r p a s s p o rt
Leg al N o tic e s
N O T IC E O F
F IC T ITIO U S NAM A
Naiua 11 iw iv «r giran mat I
am *ng*9*4 Ml butma*. *1 1171
*ewm F rw v n A»anu* Vanlerd
VamineN Caim*,. Fiona* imOv<
IK # F i c M H s u i N a m * *1
G R E G O R Y 'S R E S T A U R A N T
AN O C O CKTAIL*. *#id mat I
miend N rtg i.N r M*d noma
aim tKa Clark a. ma Clrcurt
Court Sam Inal* County. Fiend*
In accordance aim ma Pro
•itian* #• ma Fklitwu* Na#na
SialuNi To Wil Saclion M l M
F Nr tda Slatwta, l**7
i Gragor, S Clydt
PuMlifi Oac IS. 77. 7*. I**4
Jan I 1«*t
D E L 147
ca « m c s
racarg N na> »r a . M »4 a , • » I
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RuSHW, Oac I* lias 3*« A
O f L 1*7
IN T N I C I9 C U IT c o u e - o »
TN C IIS M T E Y N T N JU 0 IC IA L
C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A
•N A N O FOR
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY
• IN E R A L JU R IS D IC H O N
DIVISION
C A S IN O » * M * C A « * R
Cit y
f
(
o e r a i s a v in g s
S AN K I X / a C lfv F E O E R A L
SAVINGS * LOAN
ASSOCIATION
PiauWirt
**
( DW ARO N A R O U TU N I AN
a « « « .* c a i.
N O T IC I OR AC TIO N
T O (O W A R D N A R O U rU N 'A N
and V ANUSH R
H A R O U TU N IA N M i l
*d Rood S*r*a* rial
Y O U ARE N O T IF IE D WiM an
a ctio n la# F i »* c i * . v »* a l
and a#* amar yarvani claiming
av agamvi
*1*1 and
ma aNramenfienad nar-ad Oal
a n d a a lia l and tacit *1 IK*
a N r amantianad unknown 0#
i m d . n l . a n d *vc4 *• Ik*
i i v i m n anad imawaam Da
m a. 9* mianN
•a am arn'M no*
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YO U A R E H E R E B Y NOT I
E I I O me* an action h*. loan
com m enced la tereclava a
rtv. lying
vrtuatad m SEMINOLE Cataity
Ftanda nwrg pMYNularty M
vcrWadaatartawa
LOT II
M ID O E N LA K E
PHASE III U N IT I ACCORD
ING TO TH E P L A T TH ER E O F
A t R E C O R O E D IN P L A T
RO OK IT
PAGE S .. . I
P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y .
FLO R ID A
mara cerumen#, known a* ill
R E N T o a k C O U R T . SAN
FORD FLORIDA n r n
Tki. ecttan no. bean Mod
agamy, yaw and raw *»* re
emrod ** aorv* a cap, ad raw*
wr non ovNnao i, an, N H an
S H A P IR O
L O T It M O N TG O M ER Y
S Q UAR E a .u R d n -.ia r ac
cardmg la ma Rial Ikeraal •*
rarer dad M Rial Raaa la Rage,
I and • R O N Retard* al
l»«in*a*Cm w*r. Fianoa
1m to an Kwd yg n in i fWu and
ran are raavwad N a m a I O r,
a* N U wnnan N N n r l a an.
N II. Mi Slaarl M G iU H l
AHarna, N r RiaaWirt . N a
a d d r a .t I* Sail* 111. 19RE
MaWuga Avanua Coral Gaair.
F la n d . H t4» an M KaNrt Jan
It t*ga a#,* i . ma angmal atm
ma CNr* *4 d a . Court . . w
K aN rv ta rvtc. an P ta m fiN .
a*Nrna, a# immaMaNN mara
a#N» amarwiM a daCauH win
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F IS H M A N
Al
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Harm Raw s»»**r S u n B l
Tampa F tanda SNda N IL an w
katara Janwar, II tee* and M l
m* MtgmM wim rn* Clark *1
Rut Cawl iitka* betare wrvica
an Ptouwiff a *Nw n*» M Imm#
B M W maiaaitar ommoia* a
dalavrt w>" b* anNrad a gani
rmt Nr m* rMwl
maCampcaww
WITNESS m ,
*4 m i, Caw< an m* *m da, *•
Daiamdar !**•
IM A L I
OAVION BERRIEN
Cwewrt and Cmaw, Cm rN
B , Paw, AAcCiam
Dap.*, CNrk
Pud* tn Dacvm Va r t IL 11 I*
<ati
WITNESS m . Hand and ma
>aai a< rn#. Cauri da, * da, al
Oac >«**
II t A ll
O A V IO N B E R R IE N
A* C M * ol <*w Cauri
R , Janm N# R Rr k *
A , Daaur, CNrk
RuRiNR Oac ( i t 71 7* i**i
PEL El
IN T N I C IR C UIT COURT
FOR TN E HVM JU 0 IC IA L
C IR C U IT 0# FLO R ID A
IN ANO FOR
S EM IN O LE CO UN TY
CASE NO M U M
G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N
DIVISION
(M R iR F OF A M ER IC A
F E O E R A L SAVINGS RANK
F K 'A F i R STFEO ER A L
SAVINGS ANO LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF
m io F l o r id a
p l a in t if f
-a e —
W IL L IA M M R A R O L fT A
Si n g l e p e r s o n v i c k i
A L E E N M IL L E R F 'K A VICKI
M IL L E R r a r o l i t a
SINGl ( PERSON UNKNOWN
T E N A N T Iil
O E F E N O A N T lS I
N O T IC E O F ACTIO N
C O N S TR U C TIVE
SERVICE P R O P ER TY
TO V IC K I ALE ( N M ILLE R
R/K/A VICK I M ILLE R
R A R O L IT
Rakidance a a i a w i rt livaig
a« IK# t . d D a land anil.l il
aimer h r . re m a n e d and If
aimer m bam 1 u d OaNndant.
Ma daad maw rn e et i rv tat
knawn Kawv dviHaat granNa.
at.ignaat cradH M . i*nw n
and iru .ia a . and all aiKa#
pa#von. .terming by. a r w p
undo# ar agam,l ma named
O a l g i d an 11k 1 1 a n d IK *
.•arvmantianed named DvNnd
• n i l , i a n d l a c k g f Ik *
.!• # ,mentioned wdnewn Da
la n d a n l, and c v rk al ik*
• lo r.mentioned unknown 0 *
landanl, a , mar b* mlanl,
kui |un.
Y O U AR E H E R E B Y NO TI
F I E 0 mat an action ke« tarn
c i m m m c . j la la raciat* a
morigag* an m* la-awing real
propart,. I,m g and ba ng and
,'»u*N d at SEM INO LE Cairn*,
Florid* i n i particular!, da
vc r itwd at Ntiewt
L O T *. S A N O R A S O U T H
U N IT O N E . ACCORDING TO
TH E P L A T TH E R E O F A3 RE
C O R O E O IN P LA T BOOK I*.
P AG E S 7* ANO 77. P UB LIC
R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E
C O U N TY . FLO R I0 A
mar# commonly known av 111
R E E L C O U R T SA N TO R D
F l o r i d a n rn
T k i, *ct>an net bean f-iad
agemtl yaw and yaw *r« '*
enured N car .V . copy o> row#
writlan dvlanv*. il * " ,. N II an
S H A P IR O A FIS H M A N Al
tor n o ,t w im * addravv I* IR
Norm R n Sir**! Suita MJ
Tamp* f lor'da Uad* IRIS, an M
ba'orv JenwM , II. UP* and liN
m* original witk m* Clark *1
I N I Court vilkor batora vo'nc*
an P ia m iiir, .H o rn ., m imira
d i . N i , moraartor omarwiv* a
dalauit will b* anNrad agamtl
yaw tar m » ralNl dvmandad m
rnaCompiaml
W ITN E S S my hand and tail
el K ill Court an Ik* am da, K
December IN*
D A V ID N B ER R IE N
Circuit and County CowrI*
By Kelly McClain
Deputy Clark
Pufetlvk December I. IL 77 7*
•***
D E L 64
09L9E_________
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N O T IC I OF A PUBLIC
HE AR INC# OF PROPOSE 0
C N A N G I IA N D
A M E N D M E N T* IN C E R TA IN
OaSTRlCTS ANO
R O G N O A R lE tO F TNE
J ON I NO OR Ol NA N C I OF
T N I C IT Y OF
SANFORD. FLO R ID A
MMk p n karvm, giren mat a
PuMw Hearing will b* held m
m* Cammiaaian Raam a* m*
IN T M I C IR C U IT COURT OF
T N t I I T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
IN A N O FOR SEMINOLE
C O U N TY . F L 0 R I0 A
C A S IN O It 4Mt CA M L
C E NT R UST SAVINGS BANK. *
F Mr id . CMpM .tian I k a
0 A 0 E SAVINGS 4 LOAN
AS S O CIATIO N . I Nr Id .
carper alien.
PiatnfiW.
•%
R IO G EW O O O P A R TN I4 L
L T D . at M
Oatandami.l
N O TIC E OF ACTION
Ftarade Bm Na tin t*
TO
B O N A L O H RuiS at
Trvvta* Il allva and m Pvad hr,
Itaatrl unknpan hair, dvriva*.
itaaiH t m granN . 1 ana an
par van. m partiav claimmg b,
mr*u9A under M agamtl him
I mam |
Raaidm id rnknawn
Y O U AR E N O T IF lf 0 m*< an
Action tar target***'* ft P
morigag# an m* tMNwing pro
p a r t , in Samingi* C •»<•',
l Nr ta.
R**m at N t earner *1 lactian
t. town .nig m Saum Rmpv ■
T a t ' run along *Nrm bn* gt
vata Sac nan * i « k*ing cm Nr
law at Iran*.# Read Harm at
Pograot el matutaa Wart "* M
Nat ta m* am tart, nghl *1 wev
•aw at Rtagawwad Av* lawm
i Me i* W . . pawl at Bag no
mg R n Saum I C I 17 Nvt Mwm
** degraa. u a m b t W**' *11
Nat Mwm M l « j Nat Saum av
degree, el mmwtat ( M l *|t Nat
ta P O 9. LES t «e n ngnt
*• mat v l ■ tagrwwad k rv vata
■end* in Samlngt* C*a*t,
Ei
rvu ere reguttad ta awv* e tap.
ta it an SPEAR ANO HOFF
M AN A H v n e n wbae* pnwav.
•e
Swum O - i v Hwpwa,
Second F w m C « . l GebNv
l N r Wo K IM . an M M b ' me
itm d e , el Je m rw , itpe end ta
IIW m# MiganM wem m* CNrk e»
m#v C o w l a. m*r batar* M i l l
an SPEAR ANO mO F IM A N
altar
alba
>•*• a Datami n
m *w Cam
e»*mt m Pentwn
W ITN E S S m , hand and t*W
el N , Com* an nuv u m ee, el
I SB A l l
O A V IO N B E R R IE N
A* C tark at me Cauri
R, Ruth King
Map**'# i,m g baiwaan w*i>
Feral Steal ISR mi and Cam
m artial Street and ketwoea
Mwtamr, A.enuo and m . N d
N PamagramN A m u . i. pro
paved N b* i . i a ii l Nam RMO<
iM uliipN F a m ll, R*tid*nii*i
Ortw . and Imtitwtanai I OMMid
ta GC I ! Gone# a* Camma* c >o*i
D i.in r l Said a#apart, btmg
m ar. par be ida rt, a n n * N a.
IN I M I c l a c u i t ( D u e l or
TN t e i g h t i i n t h ju d ic ia l
C IR C U IT o f FLO R ID A IR
A N O F O R SEMINOLE
C O U N TY
G E N E R A L JURISOtCTtON
DIVISION
CASE NO R H I* C A M P
SHADOW LA W N SAVINGS
RAN* S U M k • SHADOW
LAW N SAVINGS ANO LOAN
ASSO CIATIO N
Piaumn
vc
R A IP H P AC B A M s i atuv
N O TIC E OF ACTION
TO G E R A L O lN E
7A R O LIN SKI a l *
G E R A L O lN E STRUCHAR/
II P m * Piece
Ludtaw kka.i
•O u A a r N O T IF IE D m «i an
a t lig a tar F e r a d a te r * et
lo t IS* SAN SEBASTIAN
H E IG H T S SJM1 k M iM * n g ta
Pi*t Beak I* Pkgv |1. *1 m*
Public Bacardi *• SemmeN
Cauuit, F tanda
hat bean tiNd agauwl you and
yew M* ragwirad ta larva * tap,
*• yew written daNnwv .t an,
ta it an Ait,ad J Tirana
Attarna, I m Ptemllft aha*,
a d * ra ,v i* Suita I I I I I K
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t wr ta. ll'e a an w twNrv Jan
Ik i*g* knd t'N m* arigma! wim
m* Ctark at ttu* Cauri » m**
b#**rv var vice *n Piemtitf a
attarfw, M Unm aM .N i, mar*
atNr am arniv. a dttewii m n
b* anNrad agauevi mu Nr m .
t* t«t dMnandvd a m* cam
(**• 'v Black I T im n . Town
*1 Lanier a Piet Bank I Pag,
IN *1 m* PuMi* R o c m P, o#
Semina l. Cairn#, l Nr ta.
All parti*, m mtarayl and
i i i i n n *n*M kav* an vpparliau
W ITN ES S my herd and i»w
t , Mb* heard •• void Hear ng
*•*' *> Hu* Caiut Hu, Jt da, ad
I , m o m *1 m* CiY, Cam
Dm itg*
mikkwn al ma C it, al Santar* | I S E A II
7 Nr id .
O A V IO N R E R R K N
ADVICE TO TH E P UB LIC II
A tC N rV at mwCourt
a par von dandav ta appeal a
R , Jennifer P Price
dec Ivan mad* wim rnpaci ta
A l Oagvty C N r.
an* matter con,iO»rod a* I N
PtaUirti Dm 71 7» it** Jan l
K e n moaimg m kaarmg he
II l*9»
O IL Tit
m e, read a «e«be*tm m u d at
N O TIC E TO T H I PUBLIC
Notice it fareb. given mat m#
N t'in o i, and a r<d*nca Muck
Board *1 Ad|u«tm*nt at Ik* City
m u d i, not prevtaad b, m*
at
Van N r d wtH kata a ragrtar
C 'r at Santord IFSJ*afi*SI
moaimg an Jarwtar, IL II** m
M N Tamm. J ,
Ike C it y M all Cammiaaian
C it, CNrk
Chamber, al II a i m Ml v t u
Pubtitk Oac I* 7* 1***
I* can aid ar a r tg u a ii let
d p i in
v m lane* in m* / anwig (ud
nance n n pertain. N Sta. l e t
IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT
vwlanc* t#bu'r*m*nH m an
OF T N I (IO H T E E N T N
SR I d 'P n ii an
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
E *4' at W I t N l a l I
IN A N D FO R
RabuNan Surra, *1 an Ad*i'ian
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
to Vanlaid
FLORIDA
Being m o r. «paritK*'l, d.
C A II NO M M 7 * C A * tP
Ktibad . . tacatod 1117 w l>m
SEMINOLE COUNTY *
S
treat
pMitdpl v J d ' i i u a i «t m* SlaN
Planned wt* at me prapart, I.
a irie r-da
ta can,true! a vmgto tamil,
Ptpmiill
dwelling
•a
B l Parkin, Chairmen
M ARVALYNV HIGGINS
Board *1 Ad|u«tm*nt
Oatanrtani
A D V IC E TO THE PUBLIC It
N O T IC I TO
a pa' wem del ta n to app**' *
1AAR VALYN V HIOOIMt
dec I . ton m ad , wim rwpact ta
OF A HEARING ON
an , matt## canyidtrad at m#
SEMINOLE COUNTY'S
abov* mealing or hawing ht
MOTION FOR D EFAULT
m e , need a verbatim record at
N O TIC I IS HER EBY 0 IV IN
Ike proceeding, Including m*
mat m* Plaintiff SEMINOLE
tatlim w i, *"d vrtaanca which
COUNTY, will bring ta heating
record I* not provided by m*
m m . tm da, ol Jenwar, iag«
C it, ot Santcud i r i N d f 'E t l
pi I M a m m pt toon m*r**i
Pubntk Oac 7* tag* Jan I
Nr p i counval can b* heard in
it**
Motion lor Oolouil bolora mo
D E L 717
HonorobN S Jowpk Oort*. Jr .
gnu at m* Judgo, of Iho obor*
Court In kit CkomtMt at mo
Sommeto Cotdtl, CowrItiOuM m
Santord Somlnolt Count,
r tar Ida Tki* hoormg >*>••*. ta
Ik* tallowing dtvenbod pro
port,
lot* 7 A I. Block C. Sammota
Torrac* Rvplol. Plat Book II.
Pag* 7* Section Jf JlS I I I . *1
r,corded in Itw Public RtCMdt
*1 Sdmmcta Count,. F tar Ida
PLEASE O O V IR N YOUR
SELF ACCOROINOLY.
D ATED tki, 17th da, *1 0*
comber. If**
OAVION BERRIEN
CNrk at m . Circuit Court
B , Ruth King
Oapvt, CNrk
PuOliik Oac It ita* DEL Ml
L e g a l N o tic e
IN T M I C IR C U IT C 0 U 9 T.
( I 0 H T I I N T N JUDICIAL
C IR C U IT. IN A N O FO R
S E M IN O LE C O U N TY .
FL O R ID A
CASE NO ** t**4 C A M P
BANC BOSTON M ORI GAG I
CORPORATION aFtaride
c-uper.'wn m* tut cavvor k ,
margwta STOCKTON
W H A TL IY .O A V IN A
COMPANY p F Nr Ida
carpm alien.
Plaudit!
W IL L IE J A M I S S N E I O #♦«
N O T IC E O F AC TIO N
T O C A T H E R IN E R 1 N E E 0
B o .id .rto U n .noan
loot Known AkO'lmg AdW **1
rat H 'ln a w Drive AitomonN
Sprmgk. EL 1I7M
A n . MW
creditor.
r a g be. Rweugk
and undo' C A T H E R IN E R
SHE CO
Rayidvni . Unknown
T O U ARE N O T I F I I O mot an
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v
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o n tu m b o rin g Ik* folloeing
pro p w t, a Sam molt C vw * ,
E tar ido
Lot ** O AK LAN D HILLS
4 0 0 1 T ION according ta m*
v'kl movoot at rocordad m Pi*t
Boo* U Pag* R P Ho PvMu
Rocivd* ol Sam won Co p t,
E tarid*
be, boon toad b , m* Pieurf'lt
N O TIC E OF
F IC T IT IO U S N A M I
Netua la karab, given Ike! I
am engaged m butmaai *' ’ 7*
W a .lr, Rd Lbigwood FI 1J7M
SaminaN Count,. I Nr id. undrr
Ik * F l c t l t l d w l N a n * *1
S O U TH E R N A IR SERVICE.and
m. 1 | inland ta rvgiiNr laid
nam* wim m# CNrk at Itw
Circuit Court SomineN Count,
Florida Mi ac cor done • aim m#
P rou ltlo nt et Ik* Flctltlout
Nam* Slaluta* To H i Soclwn
M l 0* F lor id* Slaluta* 1*97
/• Alton £ Bum
Publtkh Oac If l*M Jan L •>.
I* I*#*
DEL Ml
N O T IC I OF
F IC T IT IO U S N A M I
NalK* la hereby giren Rial I
am angagae m buvmav. al III
C #wnI r , l>d. 0#
Langwaad
SaminaN Count, Ftarida rtidvr
Hd FNIittaw* N#m* al A OK
TE C H REPS and Rial I inland
ta r*gi*tar u d nam# wim m »
Clark *• Ik* C ircu it Cawft.
SammaN County F tar id* m
a tiM d a m t wim me Previvmnt
at i n Fktlttaut Nam* Slaluta*
T * Wit Section M l* * Ftarid*
Slatwta* l**7
<t Lavnt J Cruacd
PuMikh Dec I L 77 7* IN*
Jan L i***
D E L Mt
IN TNE C IR C U IT CO UR T
OF TN E 1ITM JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT OF FL O R ID A
IN A N O F O R
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY
CASE NO M H d C A P P
G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N
DIVISION
E M P IR E OF A M E R IC A
F E D E R A L S A V IN G S BAN *
P L A IN T IF F
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( R M A N l H U TC H IN G JR
AN O L E S L IE 0 H U TC H IN G
MIS W IFE C H A R K S L
G IV E N S UNKNOW N
O f F f N O A N TlS I
O E F IN O A N T lS l
N O TIC E OF AC I ION
C O N S TR U C TIV E
SB r . ICC P R O P LR TV
TO C H A I L S ! L G lV fN S
R .I deni* unknown >1 living
agauwl you amt r t * n M tn#
above Vt.tad CPua* and yew M*
rowuirod ta awv* a cap, *1 ,*>*
written daNnwv it on,, ta it on
SMITH 6 SIMMONS Psawlitt ,
.h u n t
III* Roman Ran*
B u ild in g
I I I W a ll Adam,
Sir**! Jackvan.uia Ftarida
m m an w batar* January ■
it** and BW i n a g n p *-m
H « CN#, *1 Owe C a rt aimer
batar*
te rn c t an PtgvntiN ,
enam *.. M m m a d .N ', m w,
amarw- m a a p a rt WtH
pto-m w p**ihan
W ITN ES S m ,
pi H u. Court w
Oatambar >***
O A V IO N B E R R IE N
Ctark *1 t w C aturt C ow l
B . a #rt, tAcCiem
Oaput, Ctark
ISC A l l
PubtHP Oac I* •** Jan i It
t* i*a*
H IM
ol me U d OlNndonty it oil
.1 ..m a«
bom at bud DoN n l . nii
ota art
v* r t t i e .ii
h a lt* d a v i . a t i g ra n t* # ,
et.igw*** <rod>tor t lienor,
and •' .«•**« and all amor
poraon. claim mg by mrovg*
n a u ar agam.c mo noma*
O a ta n d a o llk l
a n g th e
.Nramantianad wgm .d Oatand
a n l l t l a n d t a l k a l lb #
a tw . v.nt'o nod » i i n v » O*
•aodoota and ta a b gf Ik*
0torom.aliened r t t t a o i O*
m at ka mlant*
Y O U ARE H E R E B Y N O Tl
F I E O that an achan ka. bean
c a w n a v e a d >. lo ra c ia * . a
- 1 - , - g T w tko aanawmg i .k
prapart, tying and kemg and
utoatod m SEM IN O LE ( a w r ,
Fear Mo mar# par he m art, do
v r Wad *« tataowv
LO T 1 m ( R M I « A G ( u n i t
th r e e
Ae Deputy CNrk
PuRtien Dec IL 11 M ’ta*
ten L tape___________ DEL III
C'*, Nan m m* t i t , m Vw N «
I Mr Me *1 7 ■* a ctack P M an
J m n m , l il** ta cam *,#
change > and amanMmn,. N m*
Swung O P n a ic . M m* Cil, al
Sarderd F wr id. a. Nc lew.
A par 11*n #1 m at certain
L e g a l N o tic e s
IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT
t o * T H I 1*fH J U D K ia i
C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A
IN ANO FOR
SEM IN O LE CO U N TY
CASS NO ** l**i
G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N
Di v i s i o n
S E C U R ITY F IR S T F f O f RAI
SAVINGS AN O LOAN
ASSO CIATIO N
p l a in t if f
-e g —
JO H N PAUL JONE t ANO
P L T H f R A JONES HIL Wit I
s t a t e o f F l o r id a
O C P A R T M f N T O F H C A lf H
A N O ■ ( H A R Il IT A t ION
S E R V IC ES ON RE HAL* OF
C H f R * l A D E T T E R BOARD
OF C O U N TY
COMMISSIONS K SOT
Sf MiatOi • C O U N TY
l O W M AN J A M f S OL IVE R
III UN KNO W N T T N A N T i SI
O f F fN D A N IIt'
A M E N D E D N O T IC I O*
A C TIO N CO N STR U C TIVE
SER VIC E PROPS R TY
T O LOW MAN JAMS S
O L IV E R III
Rev Pane, rtdnwwn il i.amg
me l i d ng an, rtbnenn e v 11
p I N u d Ou landanl. It aiWwv
be* rem w rw d and P ..m ar w
barb *1 u<C OaNndant. ft-f
M i-d m*ir ravpmt va wiknewn
k a ira d t v ' . t t l g r a n t . , .
...ig -a n
c rad'N r . Iianari
and •#u . 1*0 * and #11 atkar
Y mraugb
.m l m* named
D a la o d a n l i , I
a n d ••>.
. n i l . i a n d ,w c h e l i k *
a ta r.m a n l.WN d u M ie w . Da
la n d a n l* « » d lu c k *• ika
otar.m o «t'*n «d unknown 0*
landanl. *4 may b* mlant.
a c c o m o in g t o t h e
Pi A T TH ER EO F
a s RE
C O R O E O IN P L A T ROD* n
P AG E *L P U B LIC RECORDS
O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
F l o r id a
mar* common*r tnewn a. H I
RACHURA COURT
A LTA
M O N TE SPRINGS FL O R ID A
Uta I
Thr. action ka. keen fuad
pg* |- pew and m u a#* r*
eu-rad N u r n a lapy at r»u»
wnttan attonw it on. va M an
ma< by virtu# at that certain
Writ at E .Mutton nued out ol
ond undo# tho w .i at m# Circuit
Cawft al Seminal* Count,.
Ftarida. upon a I mol judge mart
rendered in m* atar r u id court
an mo urn da, at September
A 0 Ita# m that cM ton caw
antittad in R* The Former
Marriage of Mor, Arm Sand’in
Pattft. Petitioner/forme# wito
and Georg. D Sandim R .
tp o n d .n t /Form.# Huaband
which .toravoid Writ K I m c v
Mon wot dalivorod ta m t .1
Stw 'ilt at Sommel* Count,
Ftartdo and I hove toned upon
•ho lottawing daunted prapart,
owned by Georg* 0 Sandim
vatd property kamg lacatad m
Somi malt Cauni, Ftanda. mb'*
p a rtic u la rly d .ic n b a d at
•Ottawa
All right, title and iwtarotl at
lb# roapondonl George □
Sandim m ma taftawwg The
Saum I (bam at ma Norm >
chain* at ma Wall I Cham, at
•ha ( a v t 14 ck am t at tha
N o r t h . . I l IV at Ski I ion 7C
To .n tru p It Saum Bongo H
I OVl Sommota Coirtt, ftanda
Aiao knawn ai Rawta I Men
darkon lane Santord limine**
C am *, Florid*
and m* imdaru gmad ai Shantt
of Sammota Coirtt, Ftanda
will at || o» A M an tv* D m
a*v al Januar, k D " a t *rv*r
tar aata and tail ta m* higher!
btddar tar cavk w hand kub iart
ta an , and ati ,.i*ting tamt at
•ha Front I Watt I Duo# a> ma
ttapv ol m* SammaM Comet,
Ta u rm n o a m Santa,a ftanda
the abwva aaui tod -a . pre
That t a d vaw
.
_.
ta ta h v l, m# tarma pt ia-4 w*
Pl I aaiudwn
Jkhn ff PeW SftanM
Sam in. i t Cairtt, ftanda
Ta b* pubtivkae Bar ambar jj
7* January 1 It w th m# veto
an Janwar, D
D B L t il
*et
N O Y R C O F S H E R IF F 'S SALE
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
Ikal b , virtue at that certain
Writ at E .mutton itw ad out ol
ond Irtidor tko taal ot the Circuit
Cauri ot Dv y o I Count, Ftanda.
upon a tmai ludgemant rondorod
pi tka atotovaut cauri an ma tm
da, ol Jrtw A D 't f l. m mat
cortam cat* ontittad Atlantic
Nallonal Bank al F le r ld t
Plamtltf
v.
Th*m § . A
Wing.tv and Carolyn WmgoN
OaNndant r t K l i i t a t u d W m
at (locution v m dtiiverod ta
me e . Shantt #1 Skminei*
Cairtt,. Florida, and I have
levied upon Iho toupwmg do
kcnbo# p ra p a rt, owned b ,
Thome. A WingaN S# end
C0*01,11 WingaN Vk’d prapart,
baing igcatad in Som iagit
C o u n t,
T ie ,Id .
m g re
p e t llc e le t l , d e a e n b e d a i
tattewk
On* tPBF C k r y t le , F ifth
A.#nu» 10
IIC JB I aaPJMWUEeSJ
O n IHO »ord F IM PKkup
l O r f U TN jG k D d
O n " f t o>dvn-n*iN (utiata
ID tlS d ff *0477774
all borng ,Nrod at Do*# Jo*a .
W*act.« Service Fern P m *
f Nnd.
and Mn rtidara good at Shantt
ol Sommota Count,. Ftanda
vnu ol 11 M A M on me l)m
40. P January A D "#* #TN*
tar U N and M 'l ta m* » gfwrt
Oipdvr tar cart m hand tubfac*
ta an, ond oil otithng tam«. o'
•ho Front iWavli Door at the
vtapv el mn Sam non Cairtt,
CeirtthPw*. rt Santord Ftartdo
mo above M u ' tad par von.'
P»*P0"t
That vata M N H bomg made
ta u 'i t t , me tarm* al void W> •
of ( .Multan
jd u E Pole. Skonit
Sommota Count, j l p d .
Ta ho pwbt'rtad Dm t~ ta * 77
je Januar, I D *im mo io n
an /r t v o r, I I "OY
0 ( 1 IM
NOTICE OF
FIC TITIO U S N A M I
V rtc i ■< bo#ob. given lb#' .*
N O TIC EO F
P IC T IT TOUt N A M I
avatir* il varab, | -a - ma* I
p a i | i . i 1 in pm nan *• act
l aural tad Santord SaminaN
C a u n i, Florida *nder the
Fkiihaue Noma ad CLASSIC
P R O O U C TS COMPANY and
me* l a tp d ta 'ag-iN* u u
nam* w>m « a Clara of t o
( I t c r t Cairtt SaminaN Cairtt,
Ftanda kt Mcordanco with t o
PtaYiktanv of *ko l n n i a v t
Homo StatuNv To Wii Section
(Ol •• F tav id. Statute* W
/v Donald J Raiato*
Pubi -vn Doc r rt >*«* j*n •
tl. >•••
D # i n#
o*o I i yi p d Ik bvVrtou ot Rt I
Re. 1ft Sorrento F l Ijft*
Sommota Cart*, Ftanda irtidrt
ww F uhhaua Nam* at M il l | B
UNI T ED R f C O V I R Y
S IR V lC I a#U »ia< wo rntand ta
rogi.N# void name e w* Me
Cta'k at "to Circw 'i Capri.
Sam.nwN Cairtt, F N r ida m
at tto F n IMn u * Nome Stetutov
T* W>! Section a .I 40 Ftanda
SioNAoa test
. P.i* h ‘0 A M w*
V / P - n D M N»
Pubt'rt Doc n T» "ee Jan S
It ta*
D E I »>
ItO T iC I TO C O N TR A C fO R t
O FFICE OF TH E S TA TE OF FLORIDA
D IF A b t M E M T O P TR A N S FO R TA T i ON
IN Sourn tawed end bewtacMd
Dei and Ftanda tlTH
Deiemdw* D tee#
CONSTRUCTION A N D M A IN TEN A N C E PROGRAMS
o i t t r ic t c o n t r a c t s
S**Nd tad. .1 1 he 'eceived m the downtto-r. Canto*om# Raem rt
•be Di.t* k T o n he Oepertm*r-i *1 Tirttaewt#t<en ft# Saum
n . r t . ii RauNvar# Del end F NnOk rt# i M H A M ittaLena
L M P Tu to l P " u rv d * . rn* IldbaF I P U r t l "ee tar the tano.ecg
ISC A L I
O A V IO N B lb R i E N
C a t uit and Comity Court.
R . Potty McCMrt
Dopvtf Ctark
PuOrirt Docomdwr I I I 71 I*
c o u n ty
ISM
Wavk ca rm l'l rt m* routine i**pe « * * < • mowing al grevved or
vvg e'tN d reedvdt ***** vmeii ntMtune mewuig penadh viape
mwwing wim hign preduc'wn v fiN mawmg m y " * ' * Phk up
i p v a v ti and d tpovai al iitv** iCantrMt No I Skfll IW PA NOS
teisff* 4 late -** I HlCetonda- Oa,*i
V O LU S IA COUNTY IF C O FU N O S l STATE P R O JE C T JOB aao
WITNESS m , band and •»«
at a*. Court ta> ww *m do, ol
0 * 1 •!
IN TM I I lO H T f I N TN
ju d ic ia l c ir c u it c o u r t
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY .
F IO R ID A
CASE NO •> d ttl CA #4 P
I N R I T i n M o "-ago of SUSAN
M AR IE BROOKS W N
DALE R O B ER T
ttwvbond
BROOKS
lo O TlC I OF A C TIO N
TO DALE R O B E R T BROOKS
dll Poimotta A.onuo
Santord Ftarida M ill
Y O U ARC N O T IF IE D Miel on
kdllFR
a d w n tar D'.m lu«w n at Mai
YO U ARE H E R E S Y NOTl
iiago ka. b**n liwd agam.1 ymi
F I E 0 mat an artwn ka. burn
and yeu #r# raguaad ta m» v* a
ca m m a ni.d I* latacl*.# a
copy at your wnttan dttonyev it
mortgage an m# ta<tawing ra*i
an, to It Ol ma r t b n p v d
prapart, i,mg and bemg and
a’to*-a I and t'N »»w or >gin*
Vituatad m Sr MINOS I Cawit,
wim Mw Ctark ol mi. Com*
F n #id. mwa pertt<wierl, d.
».m#t botaro u r . K t upon Pa"
K 'k H H t P t a w i
T H A T C E R T A I N C O N i Iwnar . attorn*, or .mmod'Ota',
1Vwrv.'lw on or about Januar,
C O M IN IU M P AR CEL k NOWN
IT iff* aitwrwita a Oatauii will
AS A P A R T M E N T U N IT II
b* Entered agam.1 ,ou tor m*
B U IL 0 IN G A AS DESCRlREO
rattaf d m a t a d m lb* PaliMan
IN D E C L A R A T IO N O f RT
Detod mi* lim da , el Da
S 'R I C T I O N S
RESFH VA
TiO N S C O V E N A N T *
(O N
D lTlO N S . ANO ( A S F M f NTS
ISC AL I
O A V IO N B E R R IE N C N r.
C H E R R Y W U O O G ARDEN S A
C O N D O M IN IU M R IC O R D E 0
B , RuMtKuig
IN O R BOOK T71 PAGES
Doput, Ctark
Putm rt Dec i l n ta, iaaa
IITS M U B O TH INCLUSIVE
jan i ita*
OF TNE P U B LIC RECORDS
O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
D E L 1 7 9 _______________ ____
F IO R IO A TO G E TH E R WITH
IN T N I C IR C U IT C O UR T O l
AN U N 0 IV ID E 0 I SttH IN
TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L
T E H E S T IN A N D TO THE
C IR C U IT. IN A N O F O R
C O M M O N E L E M E N T S AS
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY .
D E F I N E D IN S A I 0 DE
FLO R IO A
C l A a A T IO N OF CON
CASE
no
a a m iC A e d P
D O M IN IU M AND E X H IB ITS
IN RE THE M A R R IA G E OF
TH E R E TO AND AS A M E N 0 E 0
LO R N A ST R R AN T
BY FIR S T A M E N D M EN T TO
Q U IN O N ES
T tt E D E C L A R A T I O N RE
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cop, al yawr wriltari N V u i II
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any. 1a P A U L V M O V E R .
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whew a d d rt.. it H I ’ Wall Slat#
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Head I U Longwoud Florida
North Roo Shoot Suita H I
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briar* January II. :tat and fiN
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m* original with ma liar* at
b o lo r a l o r u l c e on P o ll
m i. Cauri timer batar* m >vi<*
honar/Wilo a Altorno, or Im
on Plomfltra attorn#, or imm*
diatai, tkaraalfor otkarwiM a modiotal, lharoollar or o d*
loull will bo ontarad agam.l ,ou
default will b* anNrad agam.l
you tar Iho roINt domandod m tor m* rtlw l damandad In rn#
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W ITN E S S m , hand and Seal
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IS E A L I
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O A V IO N B E R R IE N
O A V IO N B E R R IE N
C L E R K OF TH E C O U R T
Clrcull And County Cauri.
Jennifer P P rk#
By Kail, McCioin
Oaput, Clark
Deputy CNrk
Publiak Dac IL 77. 7# l*ti
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F lor Ida Not*#, A.voc lotion
NEW YEARS EVE
PARTY
All i ' " I
N U R S E S A ID E
. i p d or certified onty * p p ' y
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O F F IC E FA R tIM O LO T A D D ITIO N LO C ATEO A T f it SOUTH
PfOOOLANO SOU L I Y A R O 0 1 LANO F LOR IDA H f H
Wcuv mcNdM n c .i a i N f i g -artmg rvme.al el em iin g peuemwni
•eme.ei *t •***. u n t i l 1 at e.itim g Ifruchrtev aietauiatian
lutoract beta .Nrtrt 1 poring curb mNH canugetad metal p p*
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IC tail* M I N* E u a e ilW P A N e S7J 10H I tNCetonder D e .vl
R IO BOND RT QUIRE M l NTS
In M ce rdonee wim Sec'um u f If FN rd * S '.'u N i a Rid Band W
m* amounl al hr* percent ' I M r t t o M p c l mail be repuired lor
#H tad. m etc**, et t ' N OBd dd on O i»*t«l CantrMH BM Bond* will
rwl be reeui'Vd Nr tad. w buh e-v lev. Ih*» t ' H 000 00
C a d iM t a r. mull prend* proof ot ata"t, to MRw-rt * pe-'u*-nance
and p a ,m «nl bond m on amount *pu*< to me n c rth e ci tad p*>c* to
•he D i.t* id CcnttMi Admmrtlretor w>m m#it b d prepevei A . vuck
proa! alt btd. n u ll be Mcempamed by a natamed Nttor from a
bonding company bank or other twiancial mttitwtian .tat.ng m .1
may inland to U M a bond m mo amount ot you# trtd rtouto you*
firm bo awarded the protect
A b'd guaranty #* .perilled unde# 1 l i l t ol tho gonoroi
d '.tric! con ii or' .pM'iKeiien* hero m. may vM/vi'luto a. pro*' ot
ability to Obto-n * performance end per menI bond Tkia opp'wt to
bed amount, ouor a# irtMor I Dd 009
Cent'actorl prvwuk 'rtd undo* Dop*»tm*"i Ruto I a n need not
provide proof of otal't, ta M puiro 0 portormonco 0"d payment bond
at the lima ot aubmittmg a tad
Wage Rato. Purtuant to me f a ’ Cebo# Standard. Act. tko
minimum wag* ro N . ta# mo protec I. inc 'ud. wi m u Noth# vkoil bo
LJ >1 per hour
I lit alb ihM i elll not bo given out Dkeuf. prior tarn* Nti.ng
Tko Slota ot FkrtMo Ooporlmonl ot tramporiohon In MIO*dene*
W th the PrevikWH ot TU N V I #1 Ik* Civil R «k »l »<’ et ’OU C79 S '(t
7SJI and mo Rogviolwnt ot the lNp*>' — e - ' 0* Commerce (l| C F R
Pert |) ittued pwrwent to kuch Act herab, ' otilrt. all tadderv that H
« . . . atftrmot .. . .. ».'* 'trti mlweilt, but nett tr.N ip r'tk . p I •
."or(N et lull opportunity to vubmlt tad. m '.eponv. to lh " invltoiion
and will no* bo d**Cf Imineted e g .in .I on mo ground, of i m i color or
neltanol or igln m con.idor.lion tor r t oword
N O T IC E TO A P P R O X IM A T E Q U A N T ITY SUBSCRIBER S
HONE F U R N IS M E O W ITH D IS TR IC T CONTRACTS
A ll work i. ta bo dono to or cor done, wim Ike plan, and proircl
•per ilicalHrt. ol mo SlaN ot F lor ido Otpertmeni ol TrentportoHen
U n i.it oikorwivo noiihod by certified moil, return rect pt
roguo.lod bid i .b u '. i ’oni will bo pot'od In Ike down.!#.#,
C o n l.ro n c. Room el tko O olend O i.ltlct Oflico <IF Saum
B o u N v.rd Dolond Florida on Itw Mtk da, Horn tko N'ting deN
Upon polling il Will bo the D o p e rim rti« mtanl to award lo m . low
taddor Any taddo# who tool, ho I. od.ottal, ottaclod by tko
Deportment . Intar., to award to tko low b ddyr t o l l IHo « 't k Iho
CN rk ot Agtnc, Proceed n «» 401 Suwannee Slroot. Tm oho.rt#
F lor id* * written Notice et P to N .l within f l horn* ot poll ng of tko
tad tabulation.
A p ro '* .■ filed prior to tho notice ot Dec It Ion to Solicit Bid, or mo
Intended derision to o .o 'd a contrMl lh .ll bo doomed abandoned
unto*, ferwevod .im m lh* lime limit.provided in Si4M*clion III
JLddihaneiiy o tovmel written pro'#.' u " ng tarm o thort end
plain tlatameni ol m# m etier, e.rttled b, the pro'evtor t o i l bo
•lied with the CNrk ol Agency Proceeding* within 10 day* el Ik*
Preliminary Notice ol P ro N .t tn Mcordanco w m Section U f D i l l
lb ). Florida Statute* Ike forma! written prolatt must bo
ta com ponied by . bond tor coc'1 In on amount equal to one potconi
ot tho towett tad lubrnitied at SI 000 nkickovor I. N v. In
Mcordanco w m Section m U j l l . Florid* SUIutov. loiluro to III# o
prole.• Wilkin Ike lim* pr eve ’ ibed In Sec Inn DO U (I t . Florido
Sleluto* then comllluto * waive# ot mo proceed mg, undo# Ckepto#
l » . Florid* Statute*
_
Order* lor i n m document, mould bo d ftc N d to Mr J C C O' line.
D ia l,id ContrMl Admlnialrotor. Oepartmom ol Tronaporlolton f it
Sawtk Woodland Boulevard Dolend Florida >7770 Telephone
Number IFDat Mk MM There will bo no charge tor contrMl
document*
Tko right i. rotor red to to|Mf 0"y or *M bMc
S T A T E OF FLORIDA
D E P A R T M E N T O F TR A N S P O R TA TIO N
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mstructien Day or evening
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decision mod* e'ta , topee' ta
any motto, Crt.id.ivd *• “
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may need e verbatim > K * d rt
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CYN THIA E MOMPOINT end
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II alive end or dred hi. Ilk*', I
known holy,, da. tea. tagrtvai
or giantaav and *11 partem, or
pe rt«t c'k mmg by. through
m drt or ogk'h.1 him I thorn l
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YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an
Action tot tort.lesure ot o
mortgeg* the to/lowing prop*,!,
In SommotaCoirtty. Flo#Me
Lei F). H IO O EN LA K E S
VILLAS PHASE HI. Mcord ng
ta mo plot mortal *e , m ordrd m
Plot Book H P.gvt J k L end
l, ot the Public Rvcordt at
Sommota County. Elorido
ha. boon filed eg. n f you end
you et* required *0 14- *v • copy
ot your written dr'vnvat It •-»
ta il ta SPEAR ANO MOM
MAN Attorneys .hove odd'Ml
is no South Dine H g v . t i
Second Floor. Cwol Geb>*t
Florid* Ulta on or above II dky
01 Januer, lief *nq to bl* tn#
origmei wim the Clerk ol mis
Court either tutor, wrvico on
SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. *1
torn*,, or Immediately thorool
tar. othorwiM e dylouit will b*
•nttrod efkin.l you tor the
fvlrtl dvmrtKtad in the Com
plaint or Petition
WITNESS m , hand and tool
ol mis Court an mt, * day of
Die ambar. It*#
(SEAL)
DAVID N BERRIEN
A , Ctark el ma Court
By Kelt, McClain
A . Deputy Ctark
Pubt'rt Dec 4 IL 77. 7» i*S4
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Nov ember 15, 19B8
25 Cents
TU ESD A Y
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WfcWS DIGEST
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PRETORIA. South Africa — A white man
aimed with an automatic rtflr today sliol and
killed three black men and wounded at least 16
blacks In an rampage In the capital'* downtown
district, police said
Police ofneers arrested the unidentified while
gunman soon after the mid afternoon shooting
spree near the Slate Theater In Church Street,
police Capt. Ruben llloomberg said.
B y M A O CMUNCH
Horotd city odltor_______________________________
SANFORD — Sanford will appeal In ih r Filth
Circuit Court of Appeals a lower court ruling lhal
nullified an annexation ordinance In Ihc hopr
lhal Ihr higher court will define an "enclacr"
more tn the clty'a satisfaction
City coinmlsalonrr* authorized Ihr rlly at
torney's office lo file Ihe appeal on Ihe
Balloonists blown off courst
e r a ld
Sanford. Florida
a p p e a l
Enclave definition
stirs controversy
Gunman goat on rampage
H
r u lin g
ir« ■Htimrnridtton of allorury Mlkr Gray. wlw» sal
In for Clly Attorney William Colbert al Monday
night's« ommtsslon meeting
Gray M i d ihc lowrr. circuit court ruling in the
annexation of properly owned by Joe llakrr
defined an enclave much more ttroadly than II
had been defined In previous decisions He said
that could set a precedent that would be
detrimental tn futurr rtty annrxatons Seminole
County had challenged Ihe annexations In circuit
court.
State law prohibits cities (rom annexing
property that would create an enclave of projierty
not within city llmll*. However, the law does not
precisely define what constitute* an enclave.
olluui» said In the Ba.-.r annexation rose.
Judge Kenneth la-fller ailoptrd a hrr»adrr rleftnlnoil of eiM la»e to include "a territory essentially
or nearly surrounded by the territory of unolher
Jurisdiction.'* The city had argued that an
riu lave Is territory totally enclosed by Irrrttory of
another Jurisdiction.
The rlrrult court negaird the llakrr annexation
on Oi l 8 The pr<>|w-rtv l» loraled In Ihr Sanford
Avenue Stale Road 427 Junction area, w h rrr Ihe
l-akr Marv Houlevard rxlrnslon I* bring runsirurlrd The Srmlnolr County F.xprrssway also
Is also scheduled to l>e constru< ird In Ihe area,
making Ihe prnprrty a triangle between Ihe
Baa Appaal. Paga 8A
CIRCLEVILLE. Utah — Tw o balloonistk who
lifted oft from Disneyland lux an overnight flight
to the Southern California desert were caught In
a storm and blown to Utah, where their craft
went doom Ui a u i w . Uut icrtnuilv tntured hmh
men. authorities said
"Maybe they're lucky.** said Jerry Wellman of
the Utah Civil Air Patrol "Their helium balloon
went down In heavy winds, but It was Just
before a storm front movrd Into the area We
were able to gel one plane up and spot tliem ’’
City stuck
with $17,000
project bill
By J. MANN BARPIBLO
Hsraid staff wrltar
From Uni tod Proaa Intomattonal reports
□ Flo rid a
Bush: Deficit a priority
G U LP STREAM Presidentelect George
Hush tried lo calm stock and currency markets'
Jlttrre about hta ability lo rein tn the budget and
trade deficit* by promising lo makr the nation *
fiscal problem* a priority
At a news conference Monday on the Atlanta
Orean beach near his vacation spot al I hr home
of friends. Hush made no specific propiMal* in
I he fears of financial markrls
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m u - . - T lw *L
did nothing In sins* l
W ith th rlr leading
rusher sidelined with an
ankle Injury, the llllls
used a solid ground
attack led by Robb
Riddick and Ronnie
Harmon lo post a 31-6
v ic to ry o v r r M iam i
Monday night. ImrpovIng to an NFL-brst IO-I
and booatlng their lead In the AFC East lo four
games.
Dukt atop UPI hoop poll
NEW YORK — Duke, which has approached
college basketball s summit two of the last three
years. Monday became the No 1 prrasraann
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The Wolverines capturrd right first jilacr
voles and 480 points North Carolina llnlshrd
third with 454 points and one No I Itallol
Cable-splicing
Unltad Talaphona System workers Russ Puce (left) of
Ocala and Van McClallan of Wildwood learn the
latest methods of cable repair and installation during
a refreshar course at the U T S training facility in
Sa* Stack. Paga 8A
Atlantis
declared
fit to fly
CAPE CA N A V ER A L - Dr
spite problem s w ith ro m
munlcutlons gear. NASA of
ficials said Ih r shut lie Atlantis
should he ready for hlasioll
around Dei I to ferry u top
srrrrl spy satrllllr Into orbit in
Ihe second p o sl-C h a llrn grr
flight.
A two <1.1v "flight readiness
review." or FHH. was scheduled
lo trrgln icnlav and lop NASA
managers were expected lo
announce u firm launch dale for
the 27th shuttle mission altrr
llsconclusion Wednesday.
Conrad Nagel, the NASA
rnglnrrr In charge ol Atlantis's
launch processing, said Monday
he Ihought Dec. I was a likely
lurgrt. although Nov 30 was
Ihr currrnl Informal assessment
date
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Sunny and mild today
Clear sklrs and
light hrer/r* today
and W e dn e sd ay.
T r m p rr u lu r rs will
range from highs In
I hr mid 80s during
Ihr day dropping lo
the mid 60s al night.
Only a very slight
dinner of rain.
SUBSCRIBE
Altamonte Springs on Monday Neither are strangers
to the craft Price has bean with the company lor 18
years and McClellan is a nine year veteran
SANFORD — Srmlnolr County
community development nlllrlals
Mid Monday they will not reim
burse Sanford lor the BI7.234 It
l»aid lor a rental housing rehabtlltu*
lion project that was never complrted
The city has also repaid 8400 In
rx|>rnsrs Ihe i tty hilled the county’*
housing rehabilitation (ringram lor
travel and other disallowed uses
discovered last week
Clly otllclals are rrvlewlng Ihelr
community development depart
ment tn determine Ihr extent of
ltnpro|>rr %|irnduig Clly controls
slonrrs on Monday si hedulrd a
discussion of the matter lor their
workshop session next Moml.iv hut
did not lom m rnl on Ihr details
A hid was awarded lo Jo s Hoi
Corp of CasscItH-rry in August to
rrhahllllatr two dilapidated rrnlal
units at ih r corner of Cypres*
Avenue and Eight Street alter Ihe
city had tiegun pro* reding* lo tear
them down — a normal process to
iry to M t r low income housing, clly
oinclalsMld
Alter work had lirgun on llte
units i ttv and coni|iany Inspector*
rr|i»rt they (mind the htilldlngs had
t**rn sultstanttally damaged by fire
and Irunllr* and could not hr
rrtmllt Jos Hoi agreed lo tweak
lltelr conlrad and trilled the city for
"W e would rxpert ul our
flight rrad ln rM review ... that
w r would llnall/r ih r launch
dale." Nagrl said. "W c'rr rigid
now working inward Nov. 30
During Ihr FHH. w e ll makr
until her assessment of lhal
Ikiscd on Ihr problems we re
working on Ihr vehicle.
"I think w r'rr looking real
hard ul Ihc llrsl of December
rigid now.**
Atlantis's five man crew
rllmtird utxiurri Atlantis at Ihr
luunih pad Monday lor a lullscale prucllrr countdown in
rehearse luunch day procedures
with gnnind crews.
The trst ended 15 mlmdrs
late, hr said, primarily because
the ustronauls needed more
time lhan r x p r r t r d In gel
abnurd and *tru|)|>rd In.
Willie Brown just ‘did the jo b’
Friends recall legacy
of first black deputy
B y BUBAB LOOCM
Herald stall writer
SANFORD - Willie Brown. 71. of Sanford, the first
black deputy sheriff In Srmlnolr County, ha* died, lie Is
remrmbrrrd by hi* Irllow lawmen as an outstanding
deputy who had thrlr respect and friendship as well as
the rrsjrrct of the community lie served
llriiwn. who was seriously III lor the pasi two years,
died last Saturday Funeral services irntatlvrly a rr set
(or this coming Saturday.
Brown was deputy during Shertlf Luther Hobby's
■reond tenure, which was from 1056 to 1067.
"lie couldn't read or write, hot he was one of the best
deputy shrrtlls w r ever had. ' said former Seminole
County sheriff*s deputy J l Smith, of Brown
"lie was our first block deputy. H r was Ihere quite a
lew years ll seem* like Brown was ihrrr all Ihe lime
Baa draw n. Pag* 8 A
Local kids celebrate education week
By CAROL J . R U M M Y
Herald Half writer
A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS Subjects usually concern family
life. Illustrations urr from mom
and dad. and Ihr words for
some 134 new lunik* arr written
by second graders ul Wrklva
Elementary Sc IiihiI
Like m illions of students
arms* the country, the sec*
mid graders kicked oil a week*
long crlrhratlon Monday of
A m e r ic a n r d u c a t l o n . In
Seminole County that means
poster and essay contests.
schtMil visitations and sprclul
programs to recognize students,
teachers, administrators und
stuff
Before the week's up. each
second-grurirr at Wcklvu will
see thrlr story In "published"
form, complete With urt. und
both a llllr page and page about
the author.
"It makes writing fun." said
Instnictnr Joann Pavlock. "And
It's un easy way lo grt parrnt*
Involved."
Allhough artists didn't have
In be parent*. Grandparents
and even older brothers and
sisters showed up at the school
ready for work. They sat next lo
Ihe child, rdllrd his copy, and
f Bee Kid*. Pag* BA
Elght-year-old Jayne* Andoreo.. and mom Nancy work together on a book
writing project al Waklva Elementary School. Th* project Is on* of several
scheduled al Ihe school and counlywlde lo celebral* American Education
Weak.
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AND A C R O SS THE
STATE
Bush trios to calm markets
Investigators look lor eluot In piano crash
G U L F STR EAM — President-elect George
Bush tried to calm stock and currency
markets* Jitters about his ability to rein In
the budget and trade deficits by promising
to make the nation's fiscal problems a
priority.
At a news conference Monday on the
Atlantic Ocean beach near hla vacation spot
at the home of friends. Bush made no
specific pro 'usals to ease the fears or
financial mai uJts that took big dtps after his
election last Tuesday.
Bush, who returns to Washington Tues
day after me four-day Florida vacation also
declined to say whether Treasury Secretary
Nicholas Brady will stay on In his ad
ministration. The Washington Post and The
New York Times reported Monday that
Brady, a longtime friend of Bush, will be
selected this week to stay on at Ihe
Treasury.
Questioned about the nervousness on
Wall Street and the world's currency
markets over a strong signal of hi* willing
ness to reduce the budget and trade deficits.
Bush said. "I don’t become president until
Jan. 20."
"But I am convinced that the defU.il
irmains a major problem and I will address
myself to that early on In my presidency
and will be talking, perhaps before then, to
key congressional leaders and others." he
•aid. "It Isa matter of grave urgency."
JA C K S O N V ILLE — National Transportation Safety Board
officials Monday were at the site of a single-engine plane crash
that killed four people — Including thee father of a louring golf
professional.
"The y were making an Instrument landing approach to the
airport." said Jack Barker, a Federal Aviation Administration
spokesman In Atlanta. The crash occurred shortly before 0
p.m. Sunday about 1 Ik miles from Jacksonville International
Alprorl.
"Th e y disappeared from the radar trope abm,. 4.40 p m ."
Barker said, adding the pilot. Frank “ Chip" Worthington, was
"In radar and radio contact" with the control tower before the
crash.
Bill Walker of BUI Walker A Associates, a charter operation In
St. Simona Island. Go.. said Worthington had an Instrument
rating which would have enabled him to make the more
difficult Instrument-controlled approach and landing.
Dead at (he scene of (he crash of the 1961 Hiper Cherokee
were Davis Love J r., a former golf professional and father of
touting pro Davis Love III. Jim m y Hodges, Jim m y Poppa, a
bT « - - -at -Sea
- Island.
- - - Ga.. and' “Worthington.
*
—
golf -professional
FAA
officials said.
The aircraft wreckage and the bodies were found Monday
morning. Barker said.
He said the small aircraft normally has proper equipment to
make an Instrument landing and that Worthington filed a flight
plan under visual flight rules when he left Brunswick. Os.
W ulscr said W nilM ngton was a "htehly competent,
well trained and up-to date pitot."
Inmate given last-minute reprieve
JA C K S O N V IL L E — A 38-year-old man sentenced to die for
the 1981 sniper slaying of a Jacksonville police officer won a
stay of execution lesa than an hour before he was to be put to
death.
Leo Alexander Jones, on Ills first death warrant, received the
reprieve Monday after U.S. District Judge John H. Moore II
reviewed a 347-page motion filed earlier In the day hy the
governor’s Office of Capitol Collateral Representative.
Jones, scheduled to die at 1301 p.m. In the Florida Stale
Prison at Starke, would have been the second person In less
than a week and the third (his year to be executed U) Florida.
Last Monday, convicted mass murderer Jeffery Joseph
Daughtery. 33. became (he 19th person to be die since Florida
resumed the death penalty in 1979 and the second this year.
Daugherty was executed for the fatal shooting of a
convenience store clerk he abducted In 1976. He also confessed
to four other slayings — two In Pennsylvania — during a
20-day period In which the clerk was killed.
TA LLA H A S S E E - A looming
deadline and a request for a
band recount at
of U.S. Senate
1
In five counties could
send the race won by Republican
Connie Mack to the courts, the
Mack, in a motion filed Sun
state Election Supervisor said.
day.
sought lo have MacKay's
” 1don't think there Is any way
for thoae counties to do thetr request thrown out In all five
recounts and get them to me by counties, saying Mar Kay had
5 p.m. tomorrow (Tuesday).’’ seen the computer counting
Dot Joyce, the slate's chief process and had time to protest
prior to thr election.
elect Ion official said Monday.
Democrat Kenneth "Buddy"
Joyce said unofficial totals as
MacKay has formally requested of 10 a.m. Monday showed Mark
a partial recount of votes In the with 2,048.458 votes, or 50.38
five counties where tabulations p ercen t, and M a c K a y with
tost week showed a sharp drop 2.016,667, or 49.61 percent.
from president to Senate.
Mack's apparent 3 1.60 0-voir
Over the weekend. Mac Kay —
margin also apparently avoid a
who lost by about 31,600 votes recount required by law,
— asked for manual recounts In
five of the state’s most populous . If' sVraw unf i* pedyrtsd, pV it
Mat Kay dctjdn lu protest- (lie
counties - Dade. Browa
rant.. Hklm
Beach. Hillsborough and O r d e c i s i o n * o f l i i l d l v l d u * !
canvassing boards, It wopld de
ange.
Mac Kay said the disparity be- lay the outcome.
G A IN ESV ILLE — The fastest growing metropolitan area In
Florida over the next three years — In terms of population
growth. Income and employment — will be Naples, a
University of Florida researcher said.
"Naples is the only Florida MSA (metropolitan statistical
areal where we forecast annual population and employment
id real Income hlgiter than 7
growth In excess of 5 percent and
percent per year." Carol Taylor West, forecasting director of
U F ’s Bureau of Economic and Business Resrarrh said Monday.
Hanking second among the stale’s 30 MSAs In real Income (a
projected 6.19 percent annual percent growth), employment
(4.51 percent) and population growth (3.55) Is Ocala.
"Pan of this Is a cost phenomenon." West said. "It’s
expensive to live In Naples. It’s far more reasonable for many
retirees to move to Ocala. In fact, there’s been a tremendous
growth In retiree population In a broad belt that extends from
nonh of Tampa to south of Jacksonville. The easi-central
Florida area is booming and. to some extent. Ocala serves as a
regional center.”
L A K E B U E N A V IS T A Members of unions representing
12.000 W alt Disney W orld
workers, who saw last week's
election voided by fraud, vote
again Tuesday lo accept a new
three-year contract or strike ihe
giant theme park.
Daylong voting will close at 7
p.m, with ballots taken to thr
Grosvrnor Resort hotel at DisneyWorld for counting and an
nouncement of Ihe outcome,
s a id M a r g e E n g e l s , a d
ministrative assistant for Ihe
Service Trades Council, a sixunion coalition.
Last week's election was de
clared void late Friday night
when It was discovered some
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"It’s premature to suggest that any of the
policies of this administration are going to
change In any way that should affect Ihe
markets.'' Craig Fuller, co-chairman of the
Bush transition tram, told reporters In
Washington
Bush said he Is in no rush to name
additional Cabinet members or other top
White House aides but added there could be
some announcements this week.
Asked about reports O u t James Baker.
hl» nominee to be secretary of stale, might
be s "deputy president" _ with a hani t
dottiest lr an well os foreign policy — Kush
said. "Takr your guidance from me on those
matters You haven't heard that here. He'll
have his hands full as secretary of slate."
i
worker picks
money tree jackpot
TA L L A H A S S E E - A retired
A i r Fo rce sergeant from
W hiter Garden claimed the
state’s M .6 m illion Lotto
Jackpot, vowing to quit Ills
citrus plant Job
Charles Campbell. 57, a
divorced veteran working aa a
packaging supervisor at the
w in te r Garden C itru s Pro
ducts Cooperative, said Mon
day h r will remain at work
long enough to train his re
placement.
Campbell said he discovered
he had won when he checked
the numbers In the Sunday
newspaper.
" I checked three or four
m wca,lhcn Jjgpchpd myself to
if I was dreaming. Than I
Campbell, father of three
grown children, aald he’d Uke
lo buy a house with the
money. He sakl his daughter
Harsh, a 20-year-old (ollegr
student, has already asked for
“Atl I know ao far Is that I
•rant lo take care of my kids
and buy us a home.” he said.
L o t t e r y o f f ic ia ls s a id
Campbell will get 5430.000 a
year, or 81.178 a day. for the
next 20 years.
Campbell said he picked the
winning numbers — 9.22. 23.
29.31 and 44 — randomly.
”1 used to play numbers
from birthdays and bank ac
counts. but I just picked some
of ihese for no particular
reason." Campbell said.
I am MlUstunned.".
people had voted ntorr than
once, cheating made possible hy
moving ballot boxes throughout
the theme park to gam er a large
turnout.
Engels said there will be three
stationary ballot boxes Tuesday:
one for workers at thr Dltnry
Village, nnr in Epcot C rn trr and
another In Ihe Magic Kingdom.
Workers names will be cheeked
off union master lists as they
vole, and Ihe names relayed to
other voting stations by a special
telephone hookup.
Leaders ol the council, whose
contract expired Oct. 30. openly
admit there la little chance a
walkout would succeed In get
ting more than the 13.5 percent
wage Increase Disney proposes
Estimates of actual union
m em bership — Florida is a
rlght-lo-work slate — range from
2u percent to 60 percent of the
workers for whom the unions
negotiate.
T h e old contract, which was
extended lo midnight Tuesday,
p ro vid e d no pay Increases
Workers In sir.id received three
years ago a nnr-lime txmus
averaging $1,000 hr fore taxes
Mint now earn between 84 and
87 an hour.
"W e ’re talking about proplr
who havr to borrow 810 every
other week to drive out here to
pick up thetr paycheck." said
Teamsters representative Lcn
Mayer.
Interview s with d o irn s of
workers Indicate widespread bit
terness and claims Ihe Wall
Disney Co has failed to share Its
record prosperity of re. cul years
But workers with families say
they could not survive a strike,
and most reallie they would
have trouble finding a similar
|ob that also offrrs Disney’s
excellent group hrallh Insur
ance
Disnry World I’resldent Dick
N u n ls la st week sent a ll
employers Irltrrs warning they
would be replaced, lose alt
benefits and not be ellglblr fnr
unemployment compensation If
they walked off Ihe Job.
The contract voting and Its
attendant publicity comes as the
nation's top tourtst attraction
readlea lo celrhratr Mickey
Mouse‘s60th "birthday” Friday.
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PvWitltad bail, and Sender, titapt
loturdty Sy The laniard HersU.
Ilush said the dollar “ to built around
policy coordination and exchange market
stahllttv.
That’s the policy of the existing
administration It will be the policy of thr
George flush administration.”
“ These gyrations happen, but that la thr
policy.” he aald. ’Nobody Is going to peg the
dollar lo any existing currency.”
TH E W EA TH ER
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Vol 81. No 72
the Investment house of Oppcnhelmer A
Co., said the Mock market la concerned over
whether Buih could lead the nation to the
hard choices seen as necessary
"Bush says he won't raise taxes, so what
will he do to keep revenues coming Into the
government?’’ Gallagher said. ’’He has a
responsibility here to say what he’s going to
Disney workers vote again to ratify or strike
Report: Naples to lead state In growth
Slraight Play (numbers in exact
order): $250 on a SOcenl bet.
$500on$t.
Box 3 Inumbers in any order):
$80for a50-conl bet.S160on$1.
Box 6 (numbers in any order):
$40 for a 60 cent bet, $80 on $1.
Straight Box 3: $330 in order
drawn. $80 in any order on a $1
bet
Straight Box 6 $290 in order
drawn. $40 it picked in combina
tion on$1 bet
T h e D o w Jones in d u s tria l average
dropped more than 60 points last week and
Ihe value of the dollar has fallen strsdly
•ince Bush defeated Democrat Michael
Dukakis on Nov. 8.
Slock prices closed slightly off Monday;
the Dow Jones average, which plunged
47.66 Friday, was off 1.95 to close si
2065.06. The index was up about 13 points
shortly after the opening bell but reversed
course In rhoppy trading.
The declines were surprising, alnrc Wall
Street generally favors Republicans In the
Whttc House — but analysts said the
unrabinrss was triggered over fears that
Bush, who pledged no new taxes during the
ramps.gn. could not lake necessary Heps to
reduce the deficit.
To m Gallagher, a managing director at
tween the votes cast in iht
presidential elect ton and In Ihe
Senate race Indicated either
something was wrong with Ihe
computer program that counted
Ihe voles, or with ihe placement
of races on the ballot.
ISLAMORADA — Hotel manager Joe Roth la busy these days
replacing the "Kokom o" sign outside the bar at his resort In
the Florida Keys, nailing up new ones as fast as souvenir
hunters can snatch them away.
He has the Beach Boys to thank lor his woes. Thetr hit single
"Kokomo." from the movie "Cocktail." paid homage to the
fictitious tropical Island, ranking It with sunny vacation spots
such as Jamaica. Bermuda and Ihe Bahamas.
When Ihe song hit the airwaves, callers beselged the Florida
Keys Chamber o f . Commerce w ith requests for tourist
information Problem was. Kokqmo.dqcs iwl.cflqt.lii live Keys.
Kokomo is factory town In northern Indiana, and hardly n
tropical paradise.
1
Ruth.decided the pppj bar at hla Holiday Isle Resort had the
balmy atmosphere, steel drum band and tropical drinks
described In the song and obligingly dubbed It Kokomo.
The dally number Monday in
the Florida lottery CASH 3
game was 088.
Prssldsnt-elecl George Bush
Court action possible
in senate vote recount
B it c h Boys’ song spurs sign thsfts
LOTTERY
(B u t t am convinced that
the deficit remains a major
problem and I will address
myself to that early on in my
presidency.and will be talk
ing, perbapt
perhaps before then, to
key congressional leaders
and others.!
BEACH CONDITIONS
Daytona Beach: Waves ure 2
to 3 feel with a slight chop.
Current is lo tlie south with a
water temperature of 74 degrees.
New S m y rn a Beach: Waves ure
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rent is In Ihe north, with a water
temperature of 73 degrees. Sun
screen factor: 17.
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T ID E S : Daytona Bench: highs.
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6 :33 u.m ., 7:15 p .m .: New
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K idnap of exotic dan cer attem pted
felony, fleeing to elude police,
aggravated assault with a vehi
cle and simple battery.
CASSELBERRY - A man fac
Casselberry police report they
ing eight charges In the at were called to Gooding’s Plaxa.
tempted kidnapping of an exotic State Road 436. at about 2:20
dancer was being held today a.m. Nov. 10. There Gooding's
without bond In the Seminole employees told police that other
County Jail.
workers were pursuing the car of
Edward Conley Klskaden. 25. a man who had Just tried' to
of 1139 Benjamin Road. Winter abduct a woman. They gave
Park, waa moved from the Or police the license number of the
ange County Jail to the Seminole car. Casselberry police and
County tail Monday. He waa Seminole County sheriff's depu
arrested following the attempted ties Joined the pursuit and a
kidnapping and a high speed policeman reported flnd.ng the
police chase Into Winter Park on man tn the area of Circus Cirrus,
Nov. 10.
U.S. Highway 17-92. Fern Park.
Klskaden Is charged with at That’s the location where the
tem pted kidnapping, armed victim. Elaine Wright. 34. of
robbery, carrying a concealed Casselberry, said she first en
firearm, use of a dream In a countered the suspect
Harold staff wrllar
Woman and thraa man thraatanad
A L TA M O N T E SPRINGS — A woman who waa moving out of
63S Jamestown Dlvd. *2182. Altamonte Sprtnga. reported to
police that a man who also lived there threatened to kill her
and three men who were helping her move.
That led to a charge of aggravated aaaault against Charles
Michael Polk. 26. of Apopka, who had alao Just moved from
that same apartment. Altamonte Sprtnga police reported Polk
brandlahed a gun when threatening Kelly A nn Olbeon. 22. and
the three men. The arrest waa made at 3:41 a.m. Monday and
police report they had been called to that location earlier that
night to aetllc a dispute between Polk and Olbeon. Bond Is
•1.300.
Brothtr threatens brother
SANFORD — A 30-year-old Sanford man. whom Seminole
County sheriff's deputies said threatened to kill his brother
with a pistol. Is charged with aggravated assault.
Sam m y Lee Turner, of 2201 Alexander Ave.. Sanford, was
arrested at home at 3:30 p.m. Monday, after Marvin Turner.
20. waa chased from their house at gunpoint. Marvin Turner
ran to a neighbor’s and called sheriff's deputies.
Marvin Turner accused his brother or pointing a gun at his
chest and cocking It. Bond for the suspect Is •1.000.
Altegtd thief ran with fruit
SANFORD — A man who ran when Sanford police spotted
him stuffing fruit from Ja n ’s Produce. U.S. Highway 17-92.
Into a bag. was caught with the aid cf a K-nlne police dog.
police said
Samuel McGill. 26. rf 2440 Jliway Ave.. Sanford, waa
arrested at 3:41 a.m Monday In woods east of the produce
stand. When the thief saw police watching htm he Jroppcd the
fruit and ran Into the woods, police said.
McGill la charged with burglary.
Arrest mad# in burglary caaaa
SANFORD — A 30-year-old Orlando man ta charged with
armed burglary, grand theft, burglary and grand theft In
connection with two Seminole County burglaries
James Dennis Robinson was arrested at 4 44 p.m. Monday.
He is accused In the Sept. 26 burglary to 303 Snowhlll Road.
Chuluota. and the Oct. 3 burglary to 2906 Lagoon Cover.
Oviedo.
Wltnessesa reported seeing the suspect and an accomplice at
both locations at the time of the burglaries, deputies reported.
In the first case §1.700 in Items were stolen along with a
pistol. In the other case four Jewelry boxes were stolen. Bond Is
SANFORD — A 24-year-old Sanford woman ta charged with
grand theft, fraudulent use of credit carda. forgery and dealing
In atolen property. In connection with the illegal use of a
neighbor’s credit card.
Seminole County sheriff's deputies report that In Nov. 1967.
Tina Easley Sutton, of 129 Yale Ave.. mistakenly received a
neighbor s credit card In the mall. She la accused of making
purrhaaes using that credit card 13 times since then. Deputies
said Sutton forged the victim’s name and sold some of the
charged Items. Bond Is §2.000. Sutton waa arrested Monday at
the Seminole County Jail.
M in arritted on DUI chargt
SANFORD — The following person faces a charge of driving
under the Influence In Seminole County:
• Ja m c i Mlchaef Frrguaen. 26. of 1316 Michigan Ave.. Winter
Park, was arrrstrd at 2 p m. Monday after his car was in an
accident on Interstate 4. near Lake Mary. He was arrested at
Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford, where he waa
treated for Injuries received In the accident.
Robbar took portion ol cash
FERN PARK - Phillip Hall. 25. of Orlando, reported to
Seminole County shenfrs deputies he was robbed at about
12:15 a.m. today by a man who only stole about one-quarter of
the §200 that was in his wallet.
Hall said he was attacked behind Zayre’a. State Road 436.
Fern Park. He aald his face was forced against a truck by the
man who took hla wallet and then returned It after taking some
cash Hall was treated at a hospital for facial Injuries, deputies
reported
Three teens involved in
chase in custody today
By gA MO B A BOUCMAMIMB
Hsrald staff wrllar______________
A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S Three teen-agers, all males, who
attempted to elude police officers
In a high speed chase after
stealing an automobile yesterday
morning, are In the custody of
Juvenile authorities. Florida
H ig h w a y Patrol Lt. C h u ck
Williams said today.
The fifteen-year old driver of
the car was charged with grand
auto theft, leaving the scene of
an accident, driving on the
wrong side of the road, violation
of driver license restrictions that
require that he be accompanied
by a licensed driver 18 years or
older, fleeing and attempting to
allude a police officer and
wrecklesa driving.
The two passengers, both 15
years old. will be charged with
auto theft. Williams said.
The Incident began about 6:30
a.m. when officers pursued the
driver of a stolen 1967 Nissan
Slants after he went through u
stop sign at Kennedy Boulevard.
S A N F O R D - A S a n fo rd but would then have to try
nurse’s aide who was accused of VanDyke within 15 days.
taking about §44.000 from the
VanDyke. of 376 Handsome
bank account of an elderly Parkway, was accused of trans
patient she was caring for will ferring money from the account
not be tried because the state of George F. Reek. 83. to her
attorney’s office said not enough own account. Re*k. of 340 Dog
evidence exists to try her.
Track Road. l-ongwood. was III
Patricia Ann VanDvkr 42. and Van Dvke was ^mployc-J as
arusUii m i charges of grand a private curse U> core loi him in
theft and exploitation last May his home.
I I . State law required that
Reek d ie d M a rc h 22 of
charged persons be brought to
trial within 175 days of their tuberculosis, and a doctor re
arrest and that deadline passed ported to sheriff's deputies that
Nov. I. VanDyke can now peti Reek had become malnourished
tion the court to dismiss the case and dehydrated during the time
he was In VanDyke’s care.
against her.
Semlnole-Urevard State A t
Reek signed papers on Feb 29
torney Norman Wolflnger could
adding VanDyke s name to his
protest the dismissal o f charges.
bank account and the same day
according to police.
The driver continued to head
north on the wrong side of
Wvmore Road and sped to the
Maitland Boulevard' entrance
ramp where he Jumped onto 1-4.
The chase continued on the
Interstate with the driver of the
stolen vehicle wravlng In and
out of lanes at a dangerous 73 to
80 mph. according to Williams.
The driver crossed the median
and collided with a car driven by
Arlene Slafstrom. 43. longwood.
Stafstront was admitted to Or
lando Regional Medical Center
with a head Injury and broken
left arm. She was listed In
serious condition this morning.
According to hospital authorities.
Th e driver of the car was
transported to a hospital. His
condition waa unavaulable this
morning.
The other two passengers re
ceived minor Injuries and were
treated and released, according
to authorities.
Williams said the teens, all of
Orlando, stole the vehicle from
Nancy Wagner. Orlando.
BMBROBNCY CALLS
,K , .
she withdrew §36.000 from the
account. On the next day. his
doctor reported. Keek was
“ totally confused.” and was
hospitalized.
VanDyke was accused of
withdrawing money from Reek's
bank account at Freedom
Savings and Loan Longwood
and also taking thrrr certifleat »
of deposit worth § 10.000 each.
Police said they recovered a
loaded. .38 caliber pls:ol f am
Klskaden. Wright said that at
one point the ass.iil.uu held a
gun to her neck The safety was
off on the gun poller look from
Klskaden ami thrrr was a bullet
In the ehambrr. poller rrjxirtrd
SANFORD - Out of 19 people
who have applied for the vacant
a n im a l control d epartm ent
director’s position during the
past taro weeks, only three are
qualified, county officials said
Monday
Moot of the applicants don't
have sufficient anlnud care exp e r le n c e . e d u c a tio n o r
supervisory history to meet the
county's minimum qualifica
tions. a review of applications
showed. The deadline to file
applications passed on Nov. 10.
C o u n ty adm inistrator Ken
Hooper decided to readvertlae
the position after a search two
m onths ago resulted In 31
applications. Only one person
from that group remains In
consideration for the position.
He Is former Broward County
H u m a n e Society e xe cu tive
director Ronald Lefebvre of
Davie. Flo.
Th e three additional appli
cants under consideration are:
• Linda Haller of Orlando.
Haller haa been an animal con
trol officer (ACO) with the Or
ange County Animal Control
Department since 1964. In her
application. Haller wrote she
supervised and trained clerical
staff and other ACOs and aids In
dispatching ACOs. Her applica
tion Indicates she haa police
training and has a college degree
In wildlife conservation and
management.
• Penny Ridley of Orlando.
Currently a cash clerk at Walt
Disney World. Ridley’s applica
tion ahows she haa experience In
security work and. while In the
U .S . A ir Force, waa a law
enforcement K-9 specialist. She
has a Rollins College degree In
psychology.
• William White or DeBpry.
though currently unemployed
after being lald-off from his last
Job as a shop foreman at Cre
ative Cypress Designs In San
ford. he was a Seminole County
ACO from June of 1975 to
January 1979. He haa completed
college training tn police work.
White’s application shows he
left the county to pursue a career
tn law enforcement. Between
January 1960 and August 1964.
he worked with the Altamonte
Springs police department and
reported the Feb 29 withdrawal
of money us a theft the next day.
She said she visited hrr grandfa
ther on Feb. 29. the date VanDyke's name was added In Ills
bank account, and that "He
looked like he was almost dead.”
' -puties said bank officials
.-,/.-.led Reek told them he was
alrald fits family would take his
money from him.
An investigation by the State
Jenniton said her grandfather
Department of Health and Re would not have signed Ills
habilitation concluded that money away becuuse he needed
"There are reasons to believe It to pay for the care of his
that neglect (on VanDyke's parti 86-year-old wife who was in a
directly contributed to Mr. nursing home. Mrs. Reek was
moved to u less exjienslve nurs
Reek's death."
R e e k 's g r a n d d a u g h t e r . ing home aftrr her husband's
Elizabeth Jeannlton of Deltona. death. She died In July.
Three qualify for animal control director
Harold staff wrllar
Woman chargad with forgary
pursued Wright she screarr-d.
Gooding’s workers rrepundrd
and chased the assailant away.
When police found Klskaden
at Circus Circus he was In Ills
car. Police and sherlll's deputies
chased the car Into Orange
C oun ty where W inter Purk
police picked up the pursuit and
stopped Klskaden’s car. H r was
arrested there and Jailed In
Orange County and transferred
to Seminole County.
VanDyke will not be tried in exploitation case
By J. MAIM
§ 6 .0 0 0 .
Wright told pol're she Is a
dancer at the nude club and liad
that evening danced for the
suspect for money.
She said when she was driving
home the suspect followed her In
a car as she traveled east on
State Road 436 from the club.
The man tried to run Wright’s
car off the road before she pulled
Into the plaza and he cut In front
of her cat . blocking Ita path, the
reported.
The man approached the car
and opened the u n lo ck e d
driver’s door, brandished a gun
and threatened Wright, police
said. She agreed to cooperate
with him. but twice tried to
escape, before she got out of the
car and ran. Police said he had
taken her purse and as the man
between July 1965 and October
1986. with the Mount Dora
police department, where he had
some experience as a shift
sergeant.
Between his law enforcement
Jobs. While’s application shows
he worked as a drywall laborer
and In other construction-related
Jobs.
A m o n g th e d is q u a lif ie d
applicants are two current
Seminole County animal control
employees.
One is Barbara Aquino of
Sanford. She has been a dis
patcher with the department
since July 1962.
The other Is Brenda Metcalf of
Sanford.
H o o pe r w ill re v ie w the
applications this week and de
cide whether to readvertlae the
position or select the next
animal control official from the
four qualified applicants.
The position haa been vacant
since August when then-director
Bob McIntosh resigned amid
allegations he mismanaged the
department. He disputed the
allegations but aald he wanted to
avoid further controversy.
C ity g o e s
a h e a d w ith
Y o u th W in g
By I
Haratd city editor
SANFORD - Young pro
pie who have had the use of
the Youth Wing of the Civic
Center will have a tempo
rary recreation center on
the bottom floor of City
Hall by the end of the
month.
C i t y c o m m is s io n e rs
approved use of the 4.500
square feet of vacant spanon Ctty Hall’s ground floor
Monday night, at the sug
gestion of Jim Jemlgan.
director of parka and recre
ation. Jemlgan aald about
275 young people use Ihc
Youth Wing recreation fa
cilities on a regular basis.
Jemlgan aald about all
that needs to be done ta to
Install telephones and
move equipment Into (he
city hall space before ll can
be opened.
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE
PUBLIC HEARING — NOVEMBER 30. 1988
THE CITY OF LONOWOOO PROPOSES TO CHANOE THE USE OF LAND WITHIN THE AREA IN THE MAP IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. IN ORDER
TO HEAR ALL PUBLIC COMMENT REGARDING THE PROPOSED CHANOE. THE LAND PLANNING AQENCY OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOO
WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON NOVEMBER 30. i960 AT 700 P M., OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE. IN THE LONGWOOD CITY
COMMISSION CHAMBERS. 175 W. WARREN AVENUE. LONGWOOD. FLORIDA ADDITIONAL PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE HELD BEFORE THE
LONOWOOO CITY COMMISSION AT FUTURE OATES TO BE ANNOUNCED
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. PLEASE CONTACT THE LONOWOOO PLANNINO DEPARTMENT AT 2003440
____
MONDAY
• 12:36 p.m. - 3094 O r
lando Drive. Barnett Bank,
amall fire of unknown origin
in flower bed next to drivethrough. Extinguished.
• 4:54 p.m. — Seminole
Community College. Building
S. Room 102. medical calL
m an. 28. transported by.
Rural/Metro.
• 4:57 p.m. 1507. W.
13th Place, trauma call. man.
39. tra n s p o rte d
Rural/Metro.
by
TUESDAY
• 2:23 a.m . — Apt. 29.
Edward H ig g in s Terrace,
w om an. 2 2 . Rural/Metro
transported.
• 3:55 a.m. — Seminole
Oardens. No. 61. medical call,
wom an. 8 7 . Rural/Metro
transported.
Parcel* 30C and 30P 8m 31
Twp 208 Roa 30 (E aids of W. Church Ave. ap
prox. 100 feel S of Intersection ot Parson
Brown Wey)
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ALL PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT IF THEY DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE AT THIS HEARINO. THEY WILL NEED A RECORD
OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR SUCH PURPOSES. THEY MAY NEEO TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS
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ARNOLD
SA W ISLA K
(W P S M I-IN )
SOON. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD. FLA. 32771
Area Code 407-322-2611 or B31-90B3
How the Democrats survive a 1-5 record
Home Delivery: 3 Months. 414 38:6 Months. 537.00;
Yrar. 051.00. In State Mall 3 Month*. 530.35: 6
Months. $37.00. Yrar. 560.00. Out Of SUle Mail: 3
Months 531.54; 5 Months M O M ; f o r 575.00.
W A SH IN G TO N |UPI| The old political
■tying goes. " T o the victor* belong the spoil*."
The rest of It usually la. "And to the laser*
belongs the bloodletting."
The Democratic Party last week lost the
election for president for the fifth time In the last
six tk d t< n t and probably is In for some Internal
ED IT O R IA LS
‘English’ and
common sense
I-nst week the voters of Florida were faced
w i t h e le v e n p ro p o s e d C o n s t it u t io n a l
Amendments. Of those passed, one — English
ns the official language — m ay prove the moot
vexing In Its Im plem entator Th e res|. ^'^•1bility for action now falls on the Legislature to
jm s s ” appropri'!*r Insulation" to im p’:
it
the amendment.
Governor Bob Martinez. House Speakerdesignate T o m Gustafson and Senate Presi
dent-designate Bob Crawford have previously
announced their opposition to the amend
m ent.
Th e Herald detailed Its opposition in an
editorial prior to the election. So. too, did
most newspapers in Florida. However, voters
obviously were underwhelm ed with this
seemingly formidable opposition and adopted
the amendment with 64 percent voting yes.
T h is leaves little doubt as to what the people
want. Th e form Is set, now a logical substance
m ust be established.
According to the Miami Herald, precincts in
Dade County that are prvdomtncntly Hispanic
voted In favor of the amendment. Virtually all
Hispanic leaders opposed It but, again, the
people reasoned otherwise.
T h e Florida House and Senate will struggle
w ith the legislation, and undoubtedly Gov.
Martinez will have his office proffer legisla
tio n . T h e y w ill unquestionably conduct
hearings and those invited to testify s ill be
the so-called leadership of the various ethnic
groups. Th e danger here is apparent, those
lea ding the legislature, co n du ctin g the
hearings, covering the hearings and testifying
at the h e a rin g , will be best known as part of
the 16 percent In the vote. W hat then of the
84 percent? W ho will speak for them?
T h e organizer* for English First in Florida
w rre. for the most part, out-of-staters w ho
planned and financed the campaign but have
no business speaking on behalf of Floridians.
T h a i would be presumptive on their part.
However, some conduit of communication
must be established to ascertain exactly what
the supporters of this amendment envisage as
to Implementation. Th e y must be heard and
the legislators must understand what they
are saying.
It would be an easy thing for Messrs.
Martinez. Gustafson and Crawford to use
th e ir positions of pow er to block this
legislation. But to do so would be a more
grievous wrong than passing the proposal In
the first place. There arc areas of the state In
which signage and evacuation Instructions,
hospital and emergency directions must be
prim ed in languages other than English. A
com mon sense approach must be taken to the
legislation.
Th e people have spoken In a most convin
cing manner and the responsibility now Is for
( h r leaders In Tallahassee to formulate
legislation that will satisfy the proponents,
yet not harm the health, safety and welfare of
any citizen of the state.
L E TTE R S T O EDITOR
l.ettrr* to the editor are welcome. All letter* m uit
tie signed and Include a mulling addrrsa and
l elrphone number. Letter* should be on a tingle
subject and os brief as possible. The Sanford
Herald reserves the right to edit letter*.
Berry's World
Mrifc.
Th e ir are a lot of reasons Michael Dukakis lost
to George Bush, but one of the biggest Is
fundamental: the Democratic Party Is not a
united organization between election* and Its
factions, while giving lip service to a common
political philosophy, have not agreed on specific
means to put It Into practice since the end of
World W arn
However, the Democratic fight. Il It comes. Is
not likely to Involve the life of the parly Itsell
unless the winner* Insist on converting or
evicting the loser*. O nly then m ight the
collection of uneasy allies brought together by
the Great Depression ffy apart.
Actually, the Democrat* don't need the Whit*
Hour i io be •* v*-*Hle political party. W ith firm
control of ’.
he House and Senate, the
uiajortty ol governorships and * _.u .u jrx anti
local elective offices, the defeated Democrats are
by no means In the same shape as the
Republicans were In I B M or In 1964.
N W > « W ft*.
, > 5 tte R e lW ^ '
-
ayssMSaswiasaiiin SSi) wasuei
Unarmed guards
are easy marks
WASHINGTON - Ronald Hearn hrllrvrd In
protecting other people, tnit he couldn t
protect hlmsetl
llra rn was s police officer at a Veterans
Administration hospital In Ihe Itruns lie was
shot and klllrd last summer as he aloud
guard at the entrance to the facility, un
armed
T h e tragedy has renewed the rallying r rv
among police ollkrr* working at VA medical
renters arrow the country I'm mote than a
decade, they have kirgged the federal gov
eminent lo allow them in carry firearms ha
protection To this day. the onlv wra|Hin thrv
are allowed to carry
Is a can of User
V A officials say a
hospital Is no plai e
for a gun Hut there
are plrnlv of guns In
and near the hnsjrt
lats - - in thr hands at
psychotic former pa
ttrnta. drug dealers
and robbers VA hos
p l t a l s are not
run of the mill medi
cal renters Many of
them are In high•
f Some ol the
crim e arras They
a ir a tr tgncl for
p atie n ts are
p a n h a n d le rs and
volatile and
thieve* Some of the
easy targets
patients are tolallkfo r dr ug
and easy largrts for
dealers J
d ru g dealers l.art
s u m m e r, the |.os
Angeles Herald-Examiner trporlrd that
lierotn. cocainr and other drugs were o|N-nly
traded among patient* and employers at the
VA hospital In Los Angeles
llearn s family and lollragurs say II Is
unfair to make VA poller ofHerrs work under
surh ilangrrmis mndltloii* without standard
tools of tl»e (roller trade
" I think those men should tie protected It's
unfair lo them." Hearn's mot tier. Evelyn
Skeetr. told us
O u r asMxlatrs Seoit Sleek and Slrwart
Harris have hern Investigating the V A
Security Service lor several months We have
reported that tire VA has rn Milled officer*
with (root <|u.ililh atioiiM. M im e with criminal
ttarkgrnimd* Thrrr al*o have hern rr|Mirts
that crimes at the hospital* aren't adequately
Investigated nr properly reported and that
training for the srctiniy hare l* las The
dubious record of some officer*, combined
with the poirniial for violence, make* the V A
security systrni rlpr for an overhaul
T h e VA police hruso wav llr.it If It* record l*
had. thrlr *ti|irtlors at the VA sluruld share
the Mamr for pHir rem itting and failure to
treat the Security Service a* a serious
profession.
f
GEORGE
F. W I L L
D em ocrats in ferm ent
W ASHINGTON - Tls said that two things
cannot br hidden lovr and a rough. There la a
third thing - the Democratic Party's continu
ing difficulty competing as a national party for
the great national office
After the 1954 election. Democrats could
say; The electorate. Its palate arcuatomrJ to
Ronald Reagan's savory personality, would
accept no substitute. But In 1955. Ih r
Democrats have lost a European style election:
The rrsult reflects leas an enthusiasm for the
winning candidate than a preference for his
party.
The Democratic Party's record Is becoming
m o n o to n o u a --lf tr a in w recks c a n be
monotonous
There have been seven "open" (no incum
bent President running! election* In this
century. Republicans have won six Since
in id century. Republicans have won seven o(
ten elections. They .-an lose Ihe next three and
still have 'won' the 1930-2000 era In thrlr
seven losses since 1950. the Democrat* have
gone down with six dlfterrnl candidates--four
Midwesterner*, a Southerner, and now a New
Englander (Stevenson twice, H um phrey.
McGovern. Carter. Mondalr. Dukakis)
In his remarkable akrln of four victories.
Franklin Roosevelt won 55 3 percent of thr
electoral vote*. In their last four victortew. the
Republicans, using three diflrrent candidate*,
have an even belter average: 91 percent.
In the 11 stairs o( the old Confederacy, Ihe
Democrats record In Dvr of Ihr la*l six
elections HUGH. 1972. 1950. 1954. 19H5J Is: 2
wins. 53 losses. Dukakis won none on
Tuesday, which was Ihe third lime slnrr 1972
that a Democratic candidate has hern shut out
In the South. West of the Mississippi there are
(not counting Hawaii and Alaska) 24 slutr*
The Democrat*' record in the last five rlrctlou*
is: 12 wins. 108 losses
j
enterprise economic* and "traditional values"
social Ideals of the latter.
Th e Democrats do have a central philosophy of
government and the role It should play In the
lives of citizens, but m any of the specific goals of
Ihe parly seem lo be the rrsult of Internal
negotiations among the often divergent special
Interests that were brought together by rrankltn
D. Roosevelt almost 00 years ago
T h u s Democrats find un ity easiest lo achieve
on a regional or local haaUi. When they present a
national llckel they either have rrached a
compromise of Ihe sort that held the FD H
coalition together so long or. mote and more
often, one wing of the p arly has gained control,
as the llbrralsdtd In 1072.
Political observers w ho fnrnrr a Drtnortullr
bloodletting usually talk about conflict pitting
the left against the right. Northerners against
Southerners or Ideological reformer* against
pragmatic pollllruiis interested tnalnly In gutn
Ing power
A n y or all id the shove might br Involved, at
they have brrn In Ihe past tail Ihe party has
survived tx-cauv thr winner* usually have been
content with control of thr national party
apparatus
J A C K ANDERSON
Before the first Democratic delegate wa*
chosen. Peter Hart, the Democratic pollster,
said the Democratic nomtnrr should Ire "a
combination of Horace Greeley and Lllyaars
Grunt-someone who ran both go Weal and
capture the South." So Democrats nominated
s Northeastern liberal.
"How much for everything?"
After those years, the GOP seemed to be In
peril of losing Its entire power base and the seed
stock of up and coming leaders every organiza
tion must have to survive.
In a sense, the
R e p u b lic a n P a rly
mode It through Us
H o u rs o f t r a v a il
because It llvrs on
Ide o lo gy. E ve n If
there were no GOP
office holder* In na
tional. state or local
office, there probably
would be a political
party d in g in g to the
economic tends and
•octal Ideals that
f D e mo c r a t s
R o n a ld R e a g a n
don't na«d tha
personified
The Republicans
Whila Houaa
have h a d t h r lr
to ba a vlabla
divisions, but the
political partyj
classic split between
•he E a s t e r n
bslsbittMimefll liberals and the Midwrstrm
Western conservative* has for the mow part
been bridged by adopting the Internationalist
foreign policy of the former and the free
The approach of Ihe 25th anniversary of the
assassination of President Kennedy has the
country thinking about how m uch has
changed. Here are two things that have
changed, as noted by Hart. T h e adult
population la 50 percent larger than It was
when Kennedy won In I9G0, and the portion
that Is rollegr-educulrd Is nearly doubled. T h r
more rducatrd the electorate, the more it (eels
socially competent, and the less It looks to
government for help. T o the rxlenl-and It Is a
considerable rx trn t-th a l social programs
enacted by the Democratic Party f<miered tht*
Improvement, to that rstenl the Democratk'
Party lias eroded its own base
For Dukakis, who wanlrd to play Trum an,
this was 1945 rrdux. all right However, hr
waa Dewey, the chilly, cocksure candidate ol a
party convinced that Its hour had come round
at last. Like Dewey. Dukakis underestimated
his opponent 'a treth and claws.
After the Republicans lost In 1945. they did
two things. They slouched Into collaboration
with a scoundrel (McCarthy! and they went
looking for a likable
hem tlkr) Heroes are
thin on the ground
Ihrw days (a small
price to pay f«a Hie
s c a r c i t y o f b ig
hero-making wars)
But Democrats have
a mischief-maker In
their midst
Artually. tt might
be more arruratr lo
say t h a t Je s s e
Jackson Is at their
moc rat a
head. For him It will
h a v e a
be tempting now lo
mlichlelsay “ I told you so."
maker In their
and r e s i s t i n g
mldatj
temptation Is not his
vocation. He will say:
We tried trpidnrss. "m elootsm ." courting
Reagan Democrats Now let's try high-octane
liberalism.
For four year*, the Republican Party Is going
lo be what It has nut recently been: boring
The Democratic Party will tic what the
Republican Party was when, with Ihe con
servative Insurgency. II la-gun to scale thr
commanding heights of government. It will lo
in Interesting ferment.
Meanwhile. Americans, ever optimistic, are
again thinking about thr Harry Tru m an
Paradigm. Trum an Is America's favorite vin
dication of the hope that “ the nfflrr will make
thr m an." This hope responds to the m undanrness that Is a strength us well as an
exasperating asjtect of mass democracy. Th is
hope was understood by a novelist who wrote
when such democracy was Just emerging.
"Il Is said." m uird a character In Trollope's
"The Way We Live Now." "Ihal If you were to
lake a man of moderate parts and make him
prime minister out of hand, he might probably
do as well as other prime ministers, the
greatness of the work elevating Ihe man to Its
own level."
ictiwiNtsrtaartN Ktrrasaaitt an*
"The re are a lot of professionally trained,
highly <|iiall(lrd (ailIce officers mil there
(working for thr VAJ whose inirgrlly Is bring
questioned Irrausr of poor management."
said Dan Pslntrr. president of thr federal
(miter union In Richmond. Va.
T h e fact lli.il VA ropa can’t carry gun* Is at
thr nail of thrlr low morale, nuld Painter. who
Is trading a campaign to have thr nil<ctiangrd. The (toller want a roiigrraalonal
hearing on thr Issue. T h r whtxtllng death* of
Hearn and two oilier officer* are ihrtr trump
card*.
llra rn . 4(1. was shot to dealh on July 2:>
when he Irk-d In slop two youths from
entering Ihr Drone hospital They had
triggered a metal detector when they walkrd
In Ih r door. One id thr youths fired five shots
at llrarn . wlitrh went through the uullct(mail vest hr liad bought for himself, since
the hospital wouldn't supply one. Thr youths
run uway and were nrver apprehended.
Skeetr said nhr worried uimut hrr ion. bul
hr was rommlltrd lo lilt* job. "lie would say.
‘Mom. II a my job. I have in pmtrrl people.*
H«* n rv rr thought ol lilrnsrlf. Hr ihoughl of
Ihr proplr."*hr said.
IrJM A iW rw ta Jn w M o H t
CaSyclfM , MW. UnOftf Fratur* S ( ndif •!» Inr
�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. November 15
Brown
FINANCIAL
Market moderate, prices up
U f i t M Praea Int am at Ian a I
N E W YOKE — Price* opened higher today In
moderate trading of New York Sloe k Exchange
IsaUfa
T h r Dow Jones Industrial average. which (ell
1.95 Monday. was ahead 7 82 [minis In
2072 90*hnrtly aflrr Ihr market opened.
Advance* held a slightly lead over decline*
415-381 among the 1,353 issue* crossing (he
New York Slock Exchange tape Early turnover
amounted In about 0 .2 50 «XX) sharrs
Shortly before the market opened thr
Commerce Department rrporlrd the nalhin’m
relall sale* snarrd 0.9 percent In Orinhrr on
strong order* for blg-llckct grxxl*. r«prctally
cam ll wa* the largrst gain alnce March, when
retail aale* rose 1.0 percent.
And. the Federal Reserve reported the
slrongesl oulpul uf car* In Iti month* helped
send Industrial production up 0.4 percent In
October.
The output from thr nation * factories has
•leadlly Increased since February, and wa* Ihe
larKrst increase since a I I prrrrnl jum p In
Ju ly when the uatlon'srec ord breaking heal
•cni otlilli opentllnK rale* skyrr* krMiie
‘ 'There arr a number of ihlriK* prrsauring
the market." uild Ernie Hudnrt. manaKer of
block trading al Matron. NuKeni A Co
Dollar mostly lower;
gold, silver open up
IM Itad > t h * Islantatlaaal
The dollar was mostly lowrr
today on major fnrriKn cur
rency market* allrr r losing
hlKher In Tokyo In Ihe wake of
reported inirr vent Ion by llte
llank of Japan and lire Federal
Reserve Gold moved hlKher
Huoyrd by ovrrnlKbi Intervenilon* by U S and Japanear reniral bank*. Ihe dollar
rrboondid against ihe Japanesr yen In Tokyo. closing
0 25 yen higher al 12.1 25 yen
Japan's Finanre Minister
Klk hi Mlya/awa said the yam
U S -Japanese artlon was
aimed al prevrnllnK volatile
foreign earhangr movemenl*
in Tokyo Irian sptradmg In
Local Intaraat
other markrtsoverseas
In Europe, the dollar opened
lower in Frankfurt at I 742
West German marks, down
from I 7495 on Monday
Silver opned 5 rent* higher
in Zurich at til 45 an ounce
and gained 5 tenia in London
to $5 45
Gold And Silver
10:00 a n .
NEW YORK — f oreign and
domestic gold A silver price*
quoted In dollar* per troy
•h u h e T uesrlav
Gold
London
I'revkms i Itn r 420 75 up 0 45
Morning Using 422 MO up 2 05
llotig Kong
423 OO up I 75
New York
Comes spit
gold oprn
U f i OO up 2 lo
Comex spot
silver open 5 453 up 0 045
30
20
15
55
(London m orning U sing
<flange i» lia*rd on lh r pre
vious day's closing prtt r I
Dow Jonot
Averages
Indus 2072 55 up 7 47
Trans 1*10 74 up
IC O
Utils
IH2 55 unchanged
Stork
7HM 15 up 2 0|
Theor quotation* provided
by member* of Ihe Naffonaf
A**octatlon of Seeurflfes
Dealer* are rrprraentMttvr
Inter-dealer pricea aa of
nild m om ing loday Interd e a le r m arket* c h a n g r
throughout the day Prtrrn do
nof Include retail markup or
marktlown
A ah
Bid
3H
American Dtonrer 3*5
331*
33
Darnell llank
20**
20*4
Finn Union
30H
3044
FPAL
3544
3514
Fla ProgrrM
4744
47
MCA
174*
Hughes Supply I7H
20 tx
21
Morrison'*
5344
5314
NCH Corp
30W
31
Dlesary
124*
I2W
Scotty*
22*4
Southeast Dank 22 W
20H
21
SunTrust
50 V* 6 0 H
Walt Disney
50
49H
Wrsilnghouar
I7 H
1744
Drunswick
8h
944
HHJ
184*
Fla National
18
4 |4*
4 IH
Winn Dixie
29 S
29H
Emerson
Appeal----------Caatlaued from Pag* IA
mod*
In oilier matter* Die tnmmi*
•loner* also took [irrlimlnaty
a« lion on three annexation re
quest* and delayed dual action
on anotfirr al the rrque*l of
Lonntc faldof, asststaul loutily
|oiir.g»ek.- f
%
T h e o M tiiiilw k in la M rii u n lll
Dec 12 final anion mi thr
rrq u rst of Scminolr Capital
Lim ltnl lor annexation ol pm
prrty at the south west corner ol
Airport Doulrvuld and 44 filth
Sirrri
Grool asked the i mninission to
delay action unlll a lin.il pom! Is
ruled on by thr Cnuri of Ap|>raU
.o u triiim g Ihe Martrr. Conway.
Cooper. Siegel anticxatlon The
court overturned n circuit court
ruling last month that negated
the annexation on irrhnirulittr*
witKmt ruling on tlu- merits ol
I lie up|iral tiled by tile i minis
However, tl left until taler a
drclolon on one oilier point,
at curding lo GrixH
Grixrt said Die i minis will not
iippm r the Seminole t aptial
annexatltin ll Dir Mai In Con
way. t lojtri Sirgrl aline satk.il
Is aiswosed hy Ih r court * m m n lw iiiiris apfwnvrxf
t My almost all Die land hr tween
C| k m L i Road and Oregon Avenue
north of Ihe ahantloned railway
right ol way
Also rrtelvlng [irrllntlnary ap
proval was a rrtjuest in annex
properly along Highway 17-92
fust south nf the l-akr Mary
DuulcvaiU exknakai lam tinder
work
completed. Including start-up
administrative cost*, a total ol
$17,234
The city |Mld Dir exp-nsr and
•ought rrtmhursrmrnt hum the
c o u n t y u g a ln s l It* I9 H 7
$300,000 Gold*Kiru housing
r r h a h l l i l . i l ion grant T h r
county'* grant lutids origin,itr
fmm the federal Dousing and
UrKm DrvHopmcni community
drvriopm rnl blrxk graul |C|)IUil
program
iluddv ILilagia. county com
munity development planner,
questioned llte d iy 's rrlm hursrmetit rrqurst on Hirer
ground* In a Nov 8 memo
• T h r county'* grant ts to
rrh a h lllta tc ow ner-occupied
home* not rental units
• The mills were not demol
Ishrd — which Dalagla nay*
mlghi tie allowed undrr ihe
grant fur a home. The buildings
are *1111 standing, allhougli there
I* visual evidence some Kiards
have Ik-cii removed hum Hir
Kids
Continued from Page 1A
while Dir student prepared a
Dual draft, they drew th r
pictures. Adult creations ranged
from very detailed works lo
slick figure*. SomrTlmes their
urtlsllr Inlrrptrtntluu* caused
confusion.
For example: Jo yn er A n
dersen. H. w ho alter llrsl seeing
Ihe lllusi rat Ions for her story
asked, "D on't any of Dn-sc
peoplr have hands?"
Instru cto r* said children
could write on any topic. W rit
ing folder* arc maintained
throughout the school yrur. and
somr students will produce as
many as Dvr Kxiks by June. A
special library Is formed for thr
books. which according lo iitslniclors arc avidly read by
students, some grabbing two or
three ut a time lo lake lo Dielr
Continued from Pago 1A
lie killed nine
people. I think. He would do Ihr
Job. He didn't shoot anybody hr
didn't have In. H r did the Job.
"lie was a nice guy — a big old
thing. If you went down 13th
Street la narrottra-plngurd area
of Sanfordl then. If llrown was
t tuning In off 17-92 and somrone said, 'brown's coming -In.'
13th Street was clean H r Inid
I heir respect There wa* no
sitting on tirnrhr* llaglng 'the
rare down (for narcotic* tvulrs)
then." Smith rrm rm tiered
Drown s w idow . J r a n r i t r .
whom he married In 1984, said
htr husisu.d didn't lell many
stories of Id* day* a* a lawman
She viid hr was horn In Georgia
and I* Ihr father of 21 children
Two of hi* daughter*. Rose and
Cynthia, live In Sanford, she
said
"He wa* real swret and a
super guy lo me *in«r I met him
m 1974." Mr* llm w n said.
When they tnri llrown was a
supervisor for A Duda and Son.
an Oviedo agricultural business
flrlorr he became a sheriff's
deputy hr worked for a railroad
"He had a strong sense of
humor He couldn't read loo
good, hul he could count like Ihe
devil." Mr* llrown said
Her husband, a diabetic who
had sullerrti a heart attack and a
stroke tiled Saturday morning
al Central Florida Regional llo*
pital. Sanford
Former Ovtrdo Police chirf
Wesley H a ir of Sanlofd salt!
llrown was one of Hobby's
deputies when Place hrram r a
deputy In 1961
llrown hIimk] about 6-fool. 4Inches and weighed utiout 210
p o u n d s . Fo rm e r S r m in o lr
Shrrlfr* l.t William Chandler
rrm rm h rrrd Drown Hashing a
gold Inollt whi n he would look
over Ihr arrrsl reports Chandler
wrote for Brown. "He'd stand
Kick and look al It and say.
‘You're sure gening h n irr on
writing these report*.'" Chan
dler *alt1 "H r hail a fantastic
memory."
Drforr Drown would go nut to
make a warrant arrest. Chandler
said, hr would read Ihr warrant
to Drown who would then stand
hrlorr the suffice! alid rrt lie
exactly whal Chandler had read
to him earlier.
"Willie and I go bat k a long
way together H r was with thr
shrrllf’* department when I
foltird in 1961 < handler re
m rm brrrd working with Drown
in M id w a y. G old sb oro and
Dookrrlnwn. along with Constable Dob Carroll
Wc rould
tell some slortes.' Chandler
vud. rrmemliertng those tlay*
Chandler said Drown and
H o b b y , who no* live* tn
Georgia, had a long standing
relationship
"If w r needed help hr was the
guy Dial would help us He
wasn l .tliaid of nobody. ihat rat
wasn't, said rrtlrrd Seminole
Sherlir* Major Hoy Rice "He'd
la-ip us He was a good depulv
slwrtfl
1'l.iir who is 70 and hospl
tall/rd In Sanford. said that In a
political move by Gov Claude
Kirk a Hrpuhllcan, Democrat
Hobby was ousted In 1967 and
both Place and Drown were fin d
Place moved lo thr Oviedo police
force, but that was Die end of
Drown s career In law rnfnn i
m rnl. Place rrtlrrd as Oviedo
poller chief In 1983
''Willie wa* a heck of a law
enforcement officer Kick when
notxxly warned to tic a cop I (rcl
lie was extraordinarily grxxl (or
Seminole County." Place said
‘Tie wasn’t Die lx--a educated
man. Dut you didn’t havr lo be
Kick ihrn. Mr would tin exactly
as lie was told Dr was a damn
good cup and rould work wllh
iinyhodv lo gel Die Job done You
dlun'' '.uvr lo lell him twice
"Around olhrr deputies In
was a fun tyjir guy Dul when to
got serious he was serious You
couldn't help hut like him "
Place said Drown had a rrpuln
Don as a lough deputy. Me said
he once wounded two men with
a single shot, with the hollei
[kissing through one and into th<
other Doth of those men *m
vtvrd. Place said Chandler u
mentbrred the sim r Ini'Idem
Plarr recalled thal when a
Midway man [lulled a shotgun
on Drown Drown took the gun
and "shot hell out ol him Mis
Drown said her husKmd told hrr
atmiil that Incident, hul lie never
Itdd hci Dial hr shot and killed
nine men. "If lie did II. he had
to I n rvrr knew hr shot two
with one bullet." she said.
Mrs Drown said she ho|>r* lo
schedule her husband's funcnil
S a t u r d a y aI N r w Del h r I
Missionary* Dapiisi Church. IDDi
St reel. Sanlnrd
D A L E O. B A L L A R D . SB.
Dale G Mallard Sr . 65. 1716
Shostionee Trail. Casselberry,
died Sunday al III* rrstdentr
Horn Novemlier 30. It#22 In
Saginaw. M id i, lie moved In
Casselberry from Dlrmlngham
Mich . In 1959 lie was an
electronic* Inspect of lor Martin
Marteita. an Episcopalian, and a
member of the American la-gum
Survivor* include his son*.
Dale G. II. Mount Plymouth.
Milan. Grand Island daughlrnv.
Suzanne Slgafoosr. Ownssn.
Mk h . Pam Davie*. ( 'aaarl berry.
Deborah Clark. Winter Park
Detsv Yoinan. Donne, N .C .:
btoDicr*. Earle ISirlland. Ore
ststet. |ua L i ml bur Ah, iron
a d m i n is t r a t o r , p ro fe s s o r,
geologist, a Lutheran, a member
of the Uniirrsitv Club, Winter
Dark. Sons ol tlir American
Revolution. Scxlety of Ecnnomh
Geologists Society of Mining
Engineering ol AIMK Geological
Sortely ol America American
I n s t i t u t e ol P ro f e s s io n a l
Geologists, and the American
Society of Engineering Educu
Don
Survivors include Ids wile.
E illlli. sons, David. W inter
Springs. Marlin C.. Tucson.
Art/ . slslcr. lads D Hunger.
Laguna Nlgurl Calif . and five
grandchildren
Da Id w in - Fairchild Funeral
Home. Altamonte Springs, in
clHf t y y f rtiihgcinrni*
Dorn August 3. 1920 m Lincoln.
Neb., she m oird lo Aliuiiunilr
Spring* Irom Island Lake. Ill . In
1980 She was a telephone
a d v e r t is in g s u p e rv is o r, a
memlier of Sanlando Unlird
M e th o d is t C h u r r h , and a
mrtnbrr of Telephone Pioneers
S u r v i v o r s In e lu d e her
husband. Edward. Altamoulr
Spring*, son. Dairrll N,, Winter
Dark, and two grandsons
Ila ld w ln -Fa lrch lld Funeral
Home. Allamoulc Springs, in
charge of atTangcmrut*
3 ►«
laiu-wMdAntoUf
thr Wnndsnn Deter, which Is just J eNudreti? and
first reading ol an ordinance to north of Dunbar's rrstaurant
annex property owned by sever
Thomas De|i|K-ti rr|ifrsrnting
al [iroplr west of C|nal.i Road ihe property owner. A llied
lietween W 25th Street anti Die Mobile t enier, u usetl car dealer,
vacated CSX KatlMiad line
sard the from [iart ol the pro( 'nmmlsakmrr* also |>a*wrd a perty 1* now roned mmrneri tal
lltsl reading of an mthnancr In lull the tiai'k put I* pulls zoned
annrx a city water well licit] in agrtcullural and partly resklcnDal r>e|i|M n salt! Die owners
Die » true area Doth Diosr an
nrsalltm requests abut land waul Die |>to[K-rty taken Into the
owned by D.uts Adair, who also city so II ran all tie /tinrd
Kts requested annexation Tile commercial so Ihr tiack 2 5
th re e req u e st* , if f in a lly at res ran lie used hv Die auto
approved, would bring Into Die dealership
StuckC m lln a e d from Page IA
1968 — SA
st ruciurcs
• The cost was loo high for the
work at tu.illy coui|ilrted
On Dir last |m11111 . D.ilagla
wrote in the memo io assistant
comity attorney laiimir Grunt
Dial lerlrral [Millclrs rri|ulrr fed
eral money iir s|>eut In a "rea
sonable" manner Hr wrote he
liad eonlaclrd an Allum onlr
S|irlngs rompany Dial gave him
a preliminary rstimafr of $8,000
in tear down all lour hulldmg* ai
Ihe site, Including thr two
Jos-Hol tug,m to drmnlish and
rrhahllllalr
Groot, in a return memo,
staled the county should mil
reimburse thr city because ol
the three Item* outlined by
Dalagla
Dalagla Mild Monday Dial a
Inter mil Hying Faison of Die
co un ty's drclslon would hr
mallrd tills week.
Faison would nol comment on
Die county’s decision In refuse lo
p iy Du- $17,234. hul dcfrndccl
tin- altempt in rrhahllllalr Die
rrnlal housing. "We've already
s|>rtil over tfklO.lXX) in housing
grain* and Dir audits havr
shown no glitches." Faison say*
Dul last week, a tram ol
county community drvriopmrnl
stall and consullaiit* ronductrd
a randon review of Die Sanford
Com m unity Development drput mein * *|irndlng of a county
iiouslug rehabilitation grant.
They reported (hiding (hnl the
d ly had hilled Ihr courtly for
$ 4 0 9 .3 8 for expense* nol
allowed undrr Ihe courtly * grant
contract with the elly.
A n ording to a Nov 10 teller lo
city 'M tiriu l* front c o u n ty
planner Tony VunDrrworp, Ihr
onprrmlttrd cxjicnscs Include a
tolal ol $341.50 lor rcglslrallon
and IcHlging al iwo conference*
Dlls summer; $56 HH lor a rrnlal
rrhahllllullon [irogram adver
tisement — a city program not
lotidrd under Die county grant;
and a $ 11 pislagr fee for an
application lor a state grant.
Faison mi id city planner Dill
S im m o n * is review ing the
ex[icndlltirrs and was rx|>retrd
to cnm plrlr his report within
scvrral day*.
seals.
' ‘O n ce th r process gels
started I hey waul io write more
and more." Donna Kellfcr said
Kcllfcr ts a language arts Instruciorat Weklvu.
Some ol thr student Kioks go
till to rom|irir In school, counts
and Stale writing contests. Like
“ Charlie's Firsl Kiss." a book
produced Iasi year, which re
ceived county recognition In Dir
Young Authors program.
Dut assistant principal Tom
McDowrll said Monday's ucllvlDr* Were nol ubout winning
th e y w e re a h o u l p a r r nI
participation. "W r want lo gel
[karcttls out here to sec what
I heir kltls school lives arc like."
he said. "It's grral especially
when you sec Ihr num K-r of
men that arc starting to come.'*
Darent Nancy Anderson errd
lied Monday's project w llh
allowing children io use Ihelr
Im aglnu tlnit* t.nd m a k in g
learning fun.
A ccording lo Instructors,
children rr*|>ood wllh much
more enlhuslasm to a bonk
assignment Ilian a Kxik report.
''T h e r e '* Just aom etlilng
about seeing ll In finished
form ." I’avlock said. "A n d
when they hear Ihelr |>arrnis
have fiomework loo • lltrv love
It."
Wluil seven-year-old Dradlcy
W einberg loves Is m uklng
animals lulk. Ills book eoneems
a tiger who wants lo be ns
beautiful as a bullrrfly. The
tiger suffer* through glued-on
Jewels and paint to try tu hr
something he's nol.
"Il'sju si fun." Weinberg said,
"I would like animal* lo rt-nllv
talk."
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C H A R L E N C . W IN K LE
Charles C Winkle. 79. of 1285
Hamilton Ave.. Orange Clly. died
Sunday al Detier Living Crntrr.
CasM-iberry Horn In Monaea.
Penn.. October 6. 1909 Inmoved lo Orange Clly In 1981
from Allamoulc Springs lie was
a retired general construction
coniraiior and a member of Die
First Duptisi Churrh of Otuugr
Clly anil Die Main Crafl Co-Op of
Franklin. N.C.
Survivors Include his wife.
Eleanor L. of o.c.; daughter.
Eleanor A Dcumlf. LongWixxl;
o n e s o n . C h a r le s H .. of
lamgwood; Dim - slslers. Helen
Fuhlan. New Caslle. DA.. Ella
Paulson and RoK-rtu M . Ixiili of
Rochester. DA.; clgltl grandc h i ld r e n a n d five g r e a t
grandchildren.
G ra m k o w -G iiln rs Funeral
Home. LungwrxMl. in charge ol
arrangement*.
children.
P H IL L IP JA M E S QUINN
All Faiths Memorial Dark.
Dhllllp James Quinn, -18. 622
CassrlK-riy. In charge of ar C a m bridge W ay. Alium ontc
rangement*
Springs. (tied Friday al Alachua
General Hospital. Gainesville.
P E TE R C. CH A R D .
Dorn September I. 1940 in
D rie r C. C h a rd . 48. Mill Chicago, hr moved In Allumonlr
Spring* Irom Ih rrr in 1966 He
M arkham W oods Ro a d
l.nngwood. died Saturday -it was ,• mill operator for Mlli-Il
South Seminole i o m m unlly Corp.. and u CaiKilic.
Hospital. Dorn February lit.
Survivors Inrludr his wife,
1940 In Daly, he moved lo Drtlv J .. sons. Dtillll|i D . William
Longwood Irom Milwaukee. A.. Kith of A|Mi|<ka. daughters.
Wts . In 1969 H r was a nuclear H i m M Fcrnil. Karen J . Kilh of
physicist lor Marlin Marietta, A[M>|ika. Sandra Kirkland. Or
and a Catholic
lando. brother. Dernard J .. Rix k
Surlvnr* include his wife, In Tavern. N.Y.: slslrr. Colleen
g rid F . ; m o t h e r , D r u n a , Kratowlcx. Chicago: and four
Maitland; son. Chrlsiophrr D . grandchildren.
Lon gwnod.
Ilald w in -F a irch ild Funeral
Ila ld w in -F a irch ild Funeral Home. Forest City. In charge of
Hmnr. Altamoulr S|irlngs. In arrangement*.
charge ol arrangements
FUNBM LS
M A D G E G B R A LD IN B S C H U L Z
TO M V . G1LLIB
Madge Geraldine Schulz. 74.
Tom V. Glllls. 66. !>H5 Wild 217 Stevenage Drive. Longwood.
CMARLIl C
Flower Way. laiugwiMNl. died died Sunday at her residence WINKLI.
Funtral M fv k a i tor C h v s , C Wmkto. *9*
Friday at his resilience. Dorn Dorn December 7. 1903 in to. a rnKtonl ol O r«n «t Cil». »S o o-vd
July 13. 1922 lit Dell City. Mo.. llollansuhrg. Ohio, she moved In tvnd o, *111 bo hold *11* o m Wodnowu, m
C r«m k o « Coin*, Funorol CSopal In
hr moved lo Longwitod from Los Longwood from Sarasota In Itw
tormonl will tolto* In Cion H*rvo M*mon*l
Angeles In I9M2. He was a real 1987. She was a hnmrmakcr Pork. Wmlor Pork Fom ll, *111 rotHro
lo*n*i ol
tunorol homo from 0 unlll I
estate Investor, a mem Iter of Du* and a Lutheran.
m . T i» i* o r lto * t,l Tht lom ll, roqwttli
Survivors include daughter. p
American Legion, and a member
' sovr *ithinf to moko tanlribul«nt to Th*
of Dir Army Air Corps
Lorraine Modcskl. Longwood; Alrhoimorv Rotourco Contor. Inc . I K Ports
Survivors Inrludr tils sons. iwo gi.mdcTnld; ami five great lono. P 0 boa IIU . Wlntor Pork. MtoO I I I ]
Gromko* Goinot Funorol Homo, I to Dog
Mark. Enterprise. Ala.. Daniel. grandchildren
Track Rood Longnood in chorgo ol or
Casselberry, brothers. Olle, Capr
D a ld w in -F a irch ild Funeral
Glrardeau. Mo., Ivan. Fresno. Dome, Forest Clly. In charge of
Call! four grandt hlldrcn
ammgemenis.
Da l<l w in -F a irch ild Funeral
Home, Altamonte Springs. In D IR K 8 TR Y D H O R S T
charge of arrangements.
Dirk Slrydhorsl. 50. 157 E.
Lake Druutley Drive, lumguixxi.
R O B E R T " B O B " J O S E P H died S.ii u m I.i v al his residence.
W l A F O L M IZ I
JO H NSO N
Dorn Scpu-mbcr 27. 1938 In
IN OUH HOLIDAY HEADSTART
Holland, he moved lo laiugwixxl
R o b e rt “ B o b " J o s e p h
SALE" CIRCULAR. ON PAGE 79
WE ADVERTISE PRO KEDS FLEECE
Johnson. 6H. 612 Arvrrn Drive. from there In 1988 He was an
FOR S12 99 EACH DUE TO A MAN
Altamonte Springs, died Satur automobile dealer.
UFACTURER LATE DELIVERY THIS
day al his residence. Dorn April
Survivors Include his wife.
ITEM WILL NOT 8E AVAILABLE.
26. 1920 In De Kalb. III., he Mltty; sons. Ginn. Holland. Erik.
BUT ALL STORES WILL HAVE
moved to Altamonte Springs Oviedo; brother. Jan . South
SUBSTITUTES WHICH ARE OF
front Dundee. In 1952 He was a Africa.
EQUAL VALUE ALSO THE DESK
Dald w in -F a Ire hi Id Funeral
building superintendent lor
CHAIR ON SALE FOR 25*. OFF
College Dark Towers, a memlier Home. Allamoulc Springs, in
129 99) MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE IN
ol College Dark Dapllst Church, charge of arrangement*.
SUFFICIENT QUANTITY BECAUSE
OF A GR EATER THAN AN
and a inetnK-r ol the Collrge
TIC IP A TED
DEMAND
RAIN
Dark Quartet
E V E L Y N V E R A W ELC H
CHECKS ARE AVAILABLE FOR
Survivors Inrludr his wife.
Evelyn Vera Welch. 68. 726
THESE ITEMS WE AP0L0GI2E
Ann M.; sons. Curl S.. Daniel R.. F lo r id a D lv d . A lta m o n te
FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS
Kith of Umgtvood; daughter*. S p rin g* , died T h u rs d a y at
MAY CAUSE OUR CUSTOMERS
Angela M. Toole. Longwood. Florida Hospital. Allam oulc.
Nancy A.. Sanford. Ann Marie,
Altamonte Springs; and eight
grandchildren.
THE TIM E IS NOW, TO TAKE A NEW LOOK!
D a ld w ln -Fuirchlld Funeral
llomr. Orlando. In charge of
arrangement*.
Z a y re
DR. TR U M A N H O W A R D KUH N
Dr. Trum an Howard Kuhn. 80.
14 C u r r l a g r H i l l C i r c l e ,
Cassrllierry. tiled Monday at
l.tfrru rr Center. A ltam onte
Springs. Dorn October 31. 1908
In Glendora. Calif., hr moved to
Casselberry Irom Golden. Colo..
In 1979. He was a college
RANDOLPH
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NEW MANAGEMENT
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Palestinians proclaim independent state
A L G IE R S , Algeria — T h e
Palestinian parllament-ln-exllr
proclaimed an Independent stale
In the Israrll-orcuplrd territories
today In a statement that gave
Implicit recognition to Israel and
rejected "terrorism of any kind."
T h r proclamation, appmvrtl
laic Monday by the PalestineNational Connell, was balled as u
"victory for democracy" by PLO
Chairman Vasslr Arafal. who
read the slalrmcnl early today to
a cheering crowd In Ihc Algerian
capital. Ills IxKtyguards hoisted
the black, while, red and green
PuLatinlaii flag oa n band struck
up a Palestinian julrlotic march.
“ T h e P alestine N ational
Council. In Ihc name of God. In
the name of the Palestinian Arab
|M-oplr. hereby proclaims thr
establishment nl the slate of
Palestine on our Palestinian trrr 11 o r y w i t h I t s c a p i t a l
Jerusalem." Arafat said.
" T h r slate of Palestine Is Ihc
stair of Palestinians wherever
I hey may Ice." thr Palestine
Liberation Organization leader
said "In II will be safeguarded
lliclr pnlltlrul and religious conv let Inns and their human dignity
by means of a parliamentary
d e m o cra tic system ol gov
ernance. Itself based an freedom
of expression and Ihr freedom to
form parties."
P alestinian officials were
scheduled to gather today for thr
laying of u foundation stone nl
Ihr new Palestinian Embtuay In
Algiers
The declaration sparked scat
tered celebrations In thr oc
cupied West Hank and Gaza
Strip, and one man was killed
and at least six others wounded
In confrontations wlili Israeli
soldiers us troop* moved In to
restor r order.
H undreds of thousands of
I'ulraitnlqn* living In the oc
cupied Irrrllorlca were planning
In crlrLratr the lndrprnrlii.ee
dec laration today with firework*
dlnplaya and the holatlng of the
Itannrd Palest Inlan flag
I u ra c il F o re ig n M in is try
s|mkrsman Alon Llrl said hr
would have to study the com
plete text of the prnrlatnallon
before giving a full response Hut
he said the statement's Implicit
recognition of Israrl did not
appear to be signific ant
"Arafat and othrr leaden of
PI.O have said It before." hr
said.
Seventh victim found at boarding house
SACRAM ENTO. Calif. — Poller vowed lo
dig up "every square Inch" of earth around
a Victorian hoarding house where seven
deraylng hodir* lu v r been found, ih r lalrsi
hurled under a flower bed near a statue of
St. Francis of Assisi
As thr number ol bodies recovered
continued to rise, authorities were searching
for the boarding house's white-haired
landlady, and suggested liiry may excavate
two other downtown properties that she
frequented In past years
Dorothea Montalvo. 59 — who served
more than two years In prison after
convicted In 1982 for robbing several people
stir met at huts after slipping "M lrkrys"
Into their drinks — Is suspected of killing
her tenants for their Social Security,
disability or wrlfarr checks and burying the
tiodlrs In thr well (ended yard of Ihc
two-slory house No charges against her
liavc hern filed
T h r digging began Friday around Ihr
Ixtardlng house that catrrrd to alcoholics,
down-and-oulrrs and othrr difficult-to-placr
social service agency clients. On Monday.
Invrstlgators found a sixth victim burled
under a shed near the driveway and the
seventh under the flower bed in the lenced
front yard
"We're going to dig up the entire ground
surface of this house." declared police Sgt
Hoh Hums "W e woo l slop until we'vr dug
up every square Inch of Ihr yard."
Hums said (Miller also will search thr
Interior of the house. Irartng up the floors if
necessary tiecausr. "We have developed
Information and evidence ihai leads us to
believe that she Is responsible for these
deaths "
An all-points bulletin was Issued Saturday
for Montalvo, who also uses ihr name
Puente and has ties to Mexico Police said
she speaks Spanish and was once arrested
with an airline ticket to Mexico CU| in her
possession
The two latest victims, like four of ihr
others, were wrapped mum m y-llkr In cloih
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PRETORIA. South Africa - Defense attorneys say It could
lake days to deliver a final verdict In thr longest trial In Smith
African hlxlory. a case defining Ihr boundary hrtwrrn protest
against minority w hllc rule and treason
A Supreme Court Judge said hr would render a verdict today
in the most sensational political (rial since black nationalist
trader Nelson Mandela was given a lllr sentence in 1964
Nineteen black men. each facing a maximum death sentence
If ronvtctrd. are charged with treason, terrorism, subversion
and five (mints of m urder stemming from violence that swept
thr nalkxi's squalid black townships between latr 1983 and
1986
The defendants include three prominent leaders of the
Unltrd Democratic Front, founded In 1983 as the largest
broad (rased anti a|>arthrtd Ironl since the government out
lawed Mandela's African National Congrrss In I INK).
Rebels flee A fghan offensive
KIIYIIKIt PASS. Pakistan — A massive air and ground
offensive by Soviet-l>ai krd Alghan troops forced Moslem rrlrrls
Irom a kry town near th r Pakistan border and hum a 55 mile
stretch of strategic highway In eastern Afghanistan
Guerrillas ol the G S hue krd resistance based In Pakistan
said they launrhrd counterattacks Monday against govern
ment troops who advanced down the highway from govern
ment-held J.ilalatiud to Tnrkham on thr Pakistan Ixirder
Saturday. The Afghan troops were harked by waves of tanks,
armored personnel c arriers and Jet fighters.
Alghan rrlrls seized Torkham Nov. 2 and last week said they
had advancri! to within 15 miles of Jululutuid. the capital of
Nangarhar Province and considered a major prtzr for tlie
guerrillas
T h r rrlM-ls said government troop* recaptured Ihr 55 tulle
high way. Ihr main road from Afghanistan Into Pakistan, on
Sunday evening after 24 hours of fierce lighting that left heavy
casualties on both sides
Pakistani candidates conclude campaign
ISI.AMAIIAI). Pakistan — Government and opposition
ruudld.ilrs wound up thrlr campaigns wtlli massive rallies and
then took a day oil on Ih r eve of Pakistan's first open elections
In 11 years.
1 roo|>s In armored |iersonnrl carriers were deployed In I he
streets ol die southern |Mirt of Karachi. Pakistan's largest city
and Ihc- scc-nr of widespread ethnic unrest In rem it mouths, to
prevent trouble during Wednesday's National Assembly poll*.
Campaigning ended at midnight Monday for llir r led Ions
ih r first since 1977 In which |M>llilcal parties are allowed lo
participate
()p |M islllo n leader Hrmi/lr Hliuttn und mc-mlx-rs of a
government-harked ( M d ii lc u l a llia n c e ended their canijMilgns
with huge rallies Monday In key elites.
Pnllllcul analysts predict neither Hhutto's centrist Pakistan
People's Party nor the government-backed right-wing Islamlc
Drrnnrrullc Alliance will win a majority, und will have lo turn
lo stnullrr parties lo form u ruling coalition.
Hliulto. 35. who gave birth lo her flral child In September,
kept up a gttir-lliig campaign schedule Monday, addressing
huge rallies In three elites.
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North Stars edgs Loafs
TO R O N TO — Dave Gagncr arored with three
seconds remaining Monday night to complete a
hat trick and lift the Minnesota North Stan to a
5-4 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafa.
Mitch Messier set up
the winning goal, firing
a hard shot from the
s lo t t h a t T o r o n t o
goallendrr Ken Wrrgget
was unable to control
Gagncr look
of the rebound and
lifted a 10-foot wrist
shot over Wrrgget as he
was lylngonthetce.
Gugnrr had pulled the North Stars evrn al 4-4
when he look a Brian Mellows pass front behind
the T o .unto goal and slid the puck brtwren
Wreggel’s skates al 14:37 of the third period
Vince Damphouase's power-play goal gavr
Toronto a 4-3 lead al 6 20. Damphousae arorrd
after he took Al lafrate's pass near at the right
face-off ctrrle and fired a 25-foot slap shot that
beat Minnesota goallendrr Jon Casey.
A short-handed goal by Gagncr gavr Min
nesota a 1-0 first period lead, vlctimlilng
Toronto's John Knrdlc on the play. Kordle was
knocked off the puck neat his own blur line,
allowing Gagncr to break In alone and brat
Wrrgget at 5:26.
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Sominolo hosts hoop jsmborst
Seminole High School will boat a preseason
boys basketball jamboree on Tuesday. Nov. 22.
Teams Involved will be Seminole. Oviedo. Lake
Brantley. Lake llowrll. Lyman. Lake Mary.
Dr Land and Deltona.
The jamborre wtll begin at 6:15 p.m. with
Oviedo playing Lake Brantley In the first of right
quarters lelght minutes) on the night. In Ihr
second quarter. Seminole lakes on Lake llowrll
with Lyman playing Deltona In the third and
DeLand faring Lake Mary In the fourth
In the fifth quarter. Ovtedo plays Deltona
fnllowrd by Lyman vs. Lake Brantley. Seminole
vs DeLand and Lake Mary vs. Lake Howell.
Boggs may be trade bait
BOSTON — Boston Red Sox third baseman
Wade Boggs, a six llm r American League
balling champion. Is part of a posalblr trade
with CleveDnd that also could involve me
Indians' Joe Carter and Brook Jaroby. The
Boston Herald reporled Tuesday.
The nrwa|Mper. citing unnamed sources in
Cleveland, said Red Sox General Munagrr Lou
Gorman suggested possible trade Idras Involv
ing Boggs to Indians Genrral Managrr Hank
IVters at a recent meeting of major league
general managers.
Gorman confirmed he lias been talking with
Peters about trading Boston shortstop Spike
Owen and other unidentified pDyers. while
Peters would only say he has had talks with
other dubs that could be considered "major In
nature." the newspaper said.
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MIAMI — The absence of Thurman Thomas did
nothing to slow the Buffalo ground m a rk
Willi their leading rushei side >uvu
1 an
ankle Injury, the Bills used a solid ground utturk
led by Kobb Riddick and Ronnie llarmnn In post
a 31-8 victory over Miami Monday nlghl.
Imrpoving to an NFL-best 10-1 and boosting th ru
lead In Ihr AFC Kast to four games
Riddick and Hannon scored two touchdowns
apiece and the Bills galnrd 205 yards mshlng
without Thomas, who has 588 yards this season
Miami. 5-6. ts now 0-5 against AFC Hum furs
this yrar and lost for the fourth straight llm r to
Buffalo. The Dolphins. In last placr In Ihr
division, have scored Just 12 points In thrlr last
three gamrs against the Bills
Buffalo led 10-6 at Ihr half, but controllrd Ihr
M ia m i, 3 1 - 6
hall for 20:4H In the second half. Including 11:28
In the fourth quarter. The Bills Intercepted Miami
quartrrback Dan Marino thrre limes In the
second half and allowed the Dolphins to gain Just
97 yards In the flnul 30 tnlnntr*
Miami galnrd Just 33 yards on the ground
"I think our great balance In the running gamr
and Ihr way we controlled the Im II was a big kry
lo winning this gam r.” said Buffalo Cnarh Marv
Ixvy. "W r thought Ibis would Ik - a high scoring
gamr. and by controlling (hr Im II It hrlprd our
drfrnsr even more.
''Harmon and Riddick did a good Job of
balancing each other Th r km* ol Thomas didn't
hurt us hreausr these guys arr good. experienced
role players."
Riddick scored twice on I-yard dlvrs and
gulnrd 77 yards on 16 carries llartnon bad 07
yards on IGrushrs
Buffalo also scored on a 30-yard Scott Norwood
field goal, a 16-yard Jim Kelly pass to Harmon,
und u six-yard nin by llannon. Miami scored on
a 4-yard Marino pass In Mark Clayton, bul
missed the extra point.
The touchdown was thr llrst allowed liy Bulfalo
In thrre games Miami did not allow a suck for
thr sevrnth straight gamr. setting an NFL
record. Buffalo had 35 sacks coming Into the
game
Krlly completed IH of 26 passes for 211 yards
und wus not Intercepted Marino wus 19 of 30 for
224 yards.
"W e fell that wr had to havr this one." said
Miami Couch Don Simla. "As It turns out. wr
didn't rhallrngr It's a htg disappointment "
T h r blggrst play of thr gamr ram r on Buffalo's
first drive of Ihr second ball The Bills Ird 106
See Bills. Page 2B
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S C C , 4-0,
entertains
Palm Beach
gap on
Notre Dame
SANFORD - The Seminole
C o m m u n ity College Raiders
men's basketball team, fresh off a
win In the Burger Klng'Kalder
Tournament, play host to the
sixth-ranked Parers of Palm
Beach Junior Collrgr Tuesday
nlghl at the Health and Physical
E d u c a t io n C r n t e r on t h r
Seminole Com m unity College
Campus
Gamr time is 7:30 p m and
admission Is free The Lady
Raiders basketball tram will play
a preliminary gamr starling at 5
p.m.
Seminole, under brad roarh
Bill Payne. Is 4 0 on the season
attd has brrn Ird by sophomore
rrturners T rrrll Barnes. Vincent
Emerson, and Rohrrl Thomas
Barnes has arorrd H4 points In
the four games for an average of
21.0 per gam r. Emerson Is
averaging 13 0 and Thomas 12 8.
Alsu scoring in double llgurra Is
transfer point guard William
"W im py" Woods who Is avrrag
lie other s la rlrr
Haiders is center Holiert Kirciardclll who Is averaging 6 H per
game Also doing a good job oil
the bench Is sophomore Nick
M llld a k la . 5 M p o in ts, and
freshmen Kishurd Brown. 9 3 .
and Mike Gasklll. 4.5
In rebounding It is Harries und
Rln larilelll leading Ihr way at
7 8 per game, while Emrraon and
IDrnes are averaging 3 5 per
game Woods leads In assists
wllh 8 3 prr game while Thomas
Is averaging 4 o Barnes and
W inmIs lead with ten steals rach
Palm Beach, under sriond year
coach Scott Posptchul. was
picked sixth in the preseason
stale (Mill and has rolled lo a 6 0
start. The Parers are Ird by
UitHM Prwss International_______
SCC coach Bill Payna talks to his Isam during a timeout Tbs Ratdars
have their regular season home opener tonight at 7 30 against Palm
Beach Junior College, the sixth-ranked team in the state JUCO poll
sophontorr guard Chris Rose, a
511 transfer from Palm Beach
Atlantic University, who has
gotten 40 (Miints or lietter in four
of six games. They also havr a
trio of lormrr Central Florida
High School standouts in Spruce
Creek graduate Jon Fedor, a 6-8
trunsler from Florida State. ex-
Orlando Jones star d irts lllcks.
and ex-Evans slur Karl Harnett, a
6 4 . 240 |Mtimdcr who was the
second leading rebounder In the
state Iasi year
Setntnole also has a home
game Thursday night against
Kmbry-Rlddle Aeronautical Uni
versity. Game time Is 7 30 p m.
NEW YORK - Southern Cal. fresh
off Its 504) whitewashing ol Arizona
Stair, clowrd the gap behind top
ranked Ni8re flame In the United
Press In te rn a tio n a l Board of
Coaches' college fixilltall rankings
released Monday.
Notre Dame received 31 first place
votes and 698 points to hold the top
spot for the third week In a row.
Southern Cal. while remaining In
second place, dosed the gap by
receiving 13 first place voles and
692 (Mints
The rest of the lop nine teams did
not rhange from last week Defen
ding national champion Miami was
ranked third, followed by West
V irginia. Florida Stale. U C LA .
Nrtiruaka. Oklahoma and Auburn.
Undefeated Arkansas moved up to
No. 10 after Wyoming was beaten
34-10 by Houston
Notre Dame wus Idle Dst week, so
the Southern Cal rout apparently
was w o rth six points In the
rankings The Trojan* trailed Notre
Damr bv 12 points In last week's
|M>II.
Ilrla m a n T r o p h y candidate
Rodney Peete |>aased lor u careerhigh 361 yards and the Trojans
rolled up 691 yards of total offense
against the Sun Devils, who suffered
their worst home loss ever and
worst overall since u 74-2 loss lo
Nevada Reno In 1946
"I wa ■ concerned because during
the week we looked sloppy und
tentative In some practices. Bul I
think our coaches did a great job ol
getting pre|»ared for the game."
Southern Cal Coach Larry Smith
said "Th is whs by far our besl
game of Ihe year ami this Is the
direction we have lo go with Ihe
remainder of the schedule and the
C See UBC, Page 2B
Oviedo needs
solid attack
vs. Gibbons
By MARK BLVTHB
Graf wins in three sets
Herald sports writer
NEW YORK — Called upon to rvaluutr her
own performance. Steffi Graf was less than kind
"It was awful." Graf said of a rarr lapse In thr
second set Monday nlghl. "I was not playing loo
well. When you play bud. especially me. I wus
gelling a lltlle mad at myself."
Despllr losing a set for only Ihr I lib time In
73 matches this year. Gruf overcame fellow
West German Claudia Kohdr-Kllsch. 6-1. 4-6,
6-1. to begin defense of her title In the t l million
Virginia Slims Championships.
The victory stretched Grafs winning streak lo
45 matches and boosted her record for I9HH to
71-2. The Grand Slam and Olympic champion
has not lost since April.
P ro a staff and w ire reports
B A S K ETB A LL
f.8.05 p.m. — T B S . NBA: Atlanta lluwks ul
Cleveland Cavaliers, (L|
U l 1:30 p.m. — WOR. NBA; New York Knlc ksal
Houston Rockrts
B OXINO
LJ9 p.m. — ESPN. Orlln Norris vs. Jcaac
Ferguson, heavyweights. (L)
□ 8 p.m. — SC. NHL: Calgury Flumes ul New
York Islanders. (I.)
Complete listing on Page SB
JV’
B ills
IN BRIEF
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TUESDAY
Sanford Herald
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Oviedo's laidv Lions will hear! Into
Ihe stale semlflnuls with a |iosltivr
altitude and will ultempt lo keep Ihe
pressure on Ft. latuderdale Cardinal
Glhlmnx. the four-time defending
stale champion.
Oviedo will he without roarh
Anita Carlson who will miss the
match title to rellgous beliefs |Sevm ill Day Adventist) The lardy
Lions nrtglnully thought they were
to play In the 2 p m. gurne bul lulrr
found out they would play In the 6
p.m mulch.
"I looked ul the wrong bracket
and thought w r would play at two.”
Curlson suit!. " I h r girls have lieen
great h Im ii I It. they wrrr a little
disappointed bul they said If they
could do II lust week that they could
do It this week ."
The laidy Lions staged an Incred
ible tome back over Tum|»a Plant
last Friday to reach Ihr slule flnuls.
Oviedo, previous lo lust Friday, had
been to the sectionals four ttmrs
without ever reaching the stales
final four. Now that they are lirrr.
though, they want to show what
they cun do.
Oviedo prultuhly played Its worst
game In three weeks In Ihe opening
gumr ugulnsl Tumpu Plant before
turning un 11-4 drflrll In Ihe second
game Into u 15-11 win. The Lady
Lions Ihrn played one of lltelr best
games of I lie season In Ihe final
guttie lo udvunee lo Friday's con
Sharks on the prowl
Spanish River coach Lori Eaton holds hor fist
triumphantly in Iho air whilo boing smothorod by hor
loam altor Iho Sharks' victory ovor Lako Brantley In
last wook's section playoffs. The Sharks open play In
Iho Class 4A State Tournament Friday vs Clearwater.
For a preview, soo Pago 4B.
i' See Oviedo, Page 4B
FOB THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN-YOUR AREA, READ TH E SANFORD.HERALD DAILY.
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Invite
NC State
NFL coaches beware:
Dont’ lose to Bucs
The curse of Tampa Bay used
lo be. according to many Buc
follower*, crusty old coach John
McKay. Since hla departure
though, the new curve of Tampa
Bay Is "lone to the Bucs — lose
your Job."
Detroit Lions’ coach Darryl
Rogers found out just how
deadly the curse can be on
Monday os he was canned after
the Lions' last-second loss on
Sunday to lowly Tampa Bay.
It was the third win ol the year
against eight tosses for the Bucs.
the only other two being over
Green Bay (why is the thicker*'
coach still around?). Detroit
dropped to 2-9 for the year and
Rogers had won only 11 of 43
game* since taking over the
team.
Still, if Detroit had pulled out
the victory, it's a good bet
Rogers would be propping his
feel up on hi* desk right now
Instead of cleaning It out.
So who is next on the Bucs*
curse list?
The Chicago Bears. There Isn't
much chance of the Bears losing
to the Bucs. and the chances of
Mike Ditka being fired are even
slimmer. But there could be a
side-effect of the curse. Should
the Bears lose. Ditka might Just
have another heartaliack.
Next in line after the Bears are
the Atlanta Falcons and coach
Marlon Campbell had belter
watch his backside, because the
curse Is most deadly when
attacking from behind.
While Campbell Is a good
candidate for curse bait. Just
think how new Detroit coach
Wayne Fontes (interim coach)
must feel. The Lions play Tampa
Bay again the last week of the
season. Could be (he shortest
span ever for an NFL coach
(interim or permanent).
The Fearless Ftster Forecast
sees hope on the hoslzkm (oops,
horizon). The football season Is
about lo end. Last week, It was a
measly 7-4 recc'd. Season slate.
60-35.
Plenty Incentives for Seminole
In this game and not many for
DeLand. It is homecoming at
SHS and the ‘Notes would like a
victory to give them momentum
going Into the district tiebreaker.
This time. SHS srtll win one for
the school, for (my personal
choice) hom ecom ing queen
Crlaty Pate, for the coaches and
for themselves. That. Indeed. Is
Tha curs* of Tampa Bay used to b* coach John
McKay. Now that ha s pone, tha naw curs* is
Tosaloih* Bucs* lose your job '
plenty incentives...Sai liaola department. Lym an gets the
edge .Lym an by 6
b y lO
O r M s at Laka Hawaii
Oviedo haa a chance to sew up
For all the marbles In District
BA-4. Key for Lyman will be the Seminole Athletic Confer
shutting down, at least In some ence title. Lake Howell can get a
capacity, the Lake Brantley share of the title. Oviedo In
nmntng game. Same holds true district playoff. Lake Howell out
for Brantley although Lyman of district picture. Chalk Ihts one
can pass when It has lo. Look for up to the Hawks . .Laka Hawaii
the defense to make the dif b y 7
ference In this game, and in that Apopk a at Laka Mary
Both trams have had disap
pointing sraaonn llul that
shouldn't takr anything away
Irom this game Should hr a
barnburner. You tike these brief
sentences, don't you?.. Laka
Mary by 1
C O L L E G E S - LSU In upset
over Miami by 3. USC over
UCLA by 12
PHOS — Bears over line* by
17. Patriots over Dolphins by H
Comments on refs lead to suspension of Spurrier
Th e Atlantic Coast Conference sus
pended Duke Coach Steve Spurrier
Monday for comments he made about
officiating following last weekend's
43-43 lie with North Carolina Stale,
keeping Spurrier oul of his team's finale
against North Carolina.
Conference officials visited the school
Monday to review game films and Inform
Duke officials that Spurrier will not be
allowed inside the stadium or press box
Saturday.
Spurrier hotly disputed a fourth-down
penalty near the end of the game.
Spurrier said the penalty, which gave
Ihc Wotrpack a first down and a track at
a game tying field goal, "cost us the
game." and called It "the worst call
ever?'
ACC rules prohibit coaches' rrltletsm
of game officials other than directly to
league admlnstrator*.
"1 said something I wasn't supposed
lo." Spurrier said Monday. "I said I
thought the players should decide the
game on the field. I was very upset.
"I still reel the way I did after the
game.
It la believed the Be sill keep Dukr
from earning a bowl bid, one which
would have been the first In 26 years for
the Blue Devils. The Peach and AllAmertran bowls reportedly were inter
ested in Duke, but the Peach Bowl
Invited North Carolina State and the
All-American looked elsewhere.
Meanwhile, other coaches were trying
to focus attention away from bowl bid*
as they prepared their trams for this
week's games.
Michigan Coach Bo Schcmbechk-r bus
hla team headed tor the Rose Bowl after
last week's victory over Illinois. Bui the
Wolverines still have to Care arch-rival
Ohio Slate Saturday In Columbus. Ohio
"Th is week we're not Interested In
anything but this game." Srhembrehlrr
said. "Right now I'm xrroed in on Ohio
State, so are the players and so are the
coaches. And the administrative *UfT
Isn't preparing for anything but a trip to
Columbus."
Th e Mlchlgan-Ohk) State game won't
have any bearing on the Rose Bowl, but
a loss would leave a chance for Michigan
Stale lo Be for the Big Ten champion
ship. Michigan would win a tiebreaker
with Michigan Statr because It defeated
the Spartans earlier In the year.
North Carolina Stale Coach Dick
Sheridan is trying to gei his players to
concentrate on Pittsburgh and not worry
about an apparrnt Peach Bowl bid.
"We feel llkr the opportunity lo play a
team the rallbrr of Pitt, lo measure
ournelvrs against one of the brttrr trams
In the country. Is mot lvat ion enough for
us." Sheridan said
Pill needs a win lo solidify Its howl
hopes The tialor Bowl apparently Is
Interested in the Panther*, but have not
rom m lllrd lo Inviting them
“ All we re won la the right to go to the
Rose Bowl." Schembechler said "We
still have to win Saturday to win the Big
Ten championship outright. And wr'd
tike to avenge what happened last
W a sh in g to n , w h ich laces riv a l
Washington Stale Saturday, apparently
will be shut oul of a howl for the first
time In 10 year*
Last year. Ohio Stale came Into
Michigan Stadium for former Buckeyr*
roach Carle Bruce's last game and
nipped the Wolverines 23 20
W ashington
Athlerii
Cowboys hit rock bottom vs. Vikings usc
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DALLAS — They have said the same
thing before only lo br wrong. Now they arc
saying ll again.
"I think Hits Is as far down as wr could
possibly get." said Dallas defensive back
Everson Walls. "At least I hope so I just
can't see its getting any worse than this."
The Dallas Cowboys sunk to a new now
Sunday with a 43-3 loss lo the Minnesota
Vikings, one In which flrsl-tlmr starirr
Kevin Sweeney was responsible for six of
the tram's seven turnovers.
Now the coaching staff Is faced with a new
set of questions, chief among them the one
Involving the quarterback spot.
Steve Pellurr started the first 10 games of
the season and while playing well al limes,
he made a series of critical mistakes that
qosl Dallas two or three more wins.
Swrcnry. given the start against the
Vikings, had a disastrous night • one In
which the Vikings put on an all-oul pas*
rush almost every down.
“ We'll look al films and evaluate about
(the quarterbacking spot) nest week." coach
Tom Landry "aid. "Sweeney t* going to be
awfully sorr. He look u lot of shots and tiad
almost no chance W r didn't have (hr pus*
protection we needed."
Pellurr said he didn't think anyone could
have done much belter than Sweeney.
"I saw a heck of an effort out ol him. I
really did." Pellurr said. "He worked his
rear off. got brat around llkr a drum. H r was
doing all he could. I also saw a heck of a
good football team in Minnesota."
The Cowboys have lost seven straight,
three short of a club record set In the first 10
games the franchise ever played In I960.
"I'm sorely disappointed and feel that
we've taken a slight step backward In our
progress." said offensive line coach Jim
Erkrnbcck. whose already Injury-prone unit
collapsed against the Vikings "I feel good
about them as prusprcls. but I was very
disappointed In this game. We only had one
veteran In there, and I figured they would
try lo takr advantage of our youth."
The Cowboys chances for a break In tbr
losing streak Ibis season are slim because
Ihc five trams remaining on their schedule •
C i n c i n n a t i , H o u s t o n . C le v e la n d .
Washington and Philadelphia • are all
playoff contenders
"When you are not winning, you have lo
go out and do a little* more than you are
doing." said running hark Hcrschrl Walker,
who against the Vikings surpassed the
1.000-yard mark for the first tlinr In his
three-year N FL career. "Herschel Walker 1*
not doing his Job to contribute a little bit
more to this team. I've got lo do more.
"The y have been saying that we were
close to winning, but close doesn't count.
I'm embarrased because w r didn't protect
Kevin belter. H r Is a young quarterback
under a lot of pressure.
Fontes takes over in Detroit ?!!■*
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iUwHad Brass Iwtamattanol
' PO N TIA C. Mich. Wayne
Monies Mondav said hr realized a
pong-standing wish lo become a
atinrial Football League head
>ach. even If the position Is on
$in Interim basis.
J Fonlrs. 46. was promoted
5fram defensive coordinator to
Interim head coach of the Detroit
Lions when Darry l Rogers wns
fired following u 23-30 loss to
T a m p a B a y S u n d a y th a t
dropped the Lions lo 2-9
"M y Job Is lo gel Hie players
feeling they can win," he said. "I
hope you can sec some dif
ference Sunday (against Green
Day In Milwaukee!. I Brink I can
motivate.
"I think I can get these players
to play very very* hard. In Ihe
second half Sunday w r hud no
fire, no zip. Therr was nothing
Hrere. I still think our (rum
wants to win, has Hie proper
attitude."
Fontes Joined Detroit with
Rogers In 1965 as defensive
coordinator but Ihe Lions are
16-40 In that lime. He was u
losing finalist for the head Job
ufter i oachlng at Tampa Hay for
nine seasons
"When I was at Turnpu Hay.
we lost 20 games In a row,"
Fonlrs said. "But you know
what? The owner saw us getting
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belter and better and he said.
'Stick with ll. You're getting
belter. Keep at them.'
"And one day. we won a game.
Then the next three years we
won two (division) champion
ships.
"Give me some lime and three
nr four players, and I think we're
going to be a very good football
Irani."
Th e Lions have stood by
Fontes despite some of his
personal problems A year ago.
Fontes was Involved In an Inci
dent In which hr was arrested
for drunk driving and rocalnr
possession.
The rocalnr possession charge
was dismissed, but Fontes was
sentenced In February lo 18
months probation after pleading
guilty to drunken driving.
Fomes. a native of Canton.
O h io , played football and
buscbatl at Michigan State where
he was an All-Big Ten defensive
back. A broken leg cut his pro
career short In 1963 after one
season with Ihc New York Jets of
Hie AFL.
lie i oachrd Ihe freshman leant
al Michigan Slate In 1965 before
becoming a high school coach In
Bay City. Mich.
Hr joined John McKay's slalf
al Southern Pul In 1972. and
moved with McKay to the Burcancers In 1976 lie coarhrd In
Tampa Bay lor nine years before
Joining Delroli when Rogers look
over as head coach.
Fontes started as Buceanrers'
defensive b ack ficld coach,
became defensive coordinator
and then was named assistant
hrad roach He was |>u*ard over
for Ihe head coaching Job when
McKay moved Into Ihr front
office.
Now he has what amounts lo a
five-game tryout as hrad roach.
"I've always wanted lo br a
head coach In H ir National
Fool huh League," Finite* said
"It's what every kid playing bull
dreams of. I’m ready."
NEW YORK - New York Jets
d e f e n s iv e lin e m a n M a rk
Gasllneau. who quit football to
lie with ailing actress Brigitte
Nielsen, says h r wishes Ihe
team's fans would understand
hlsactkm*.
"I can pretty much say that
m y c a re e r has e n d e d ."
Gasllneau said In an Interview lo
air Tuesday on ABC's "Good
Morning A m erica." " I don’t
think there Is anything In my
future that Involves football. All
In Jill, I love Hir Jets fans and If
they den't rrsjwri my derision.
It's Just something I’m sorry
about."
Director
Mike
tilde Mid live Huskies are not involved
In the "Irntailvr agreeinrnls" made
between bowl* anil college tram s
Meanwhile. Washington Stale appar
ently Is headed for the Aloha Bowl
w hen J a m ie M ueller
fumbled and Miami's Rick Graf
rrcovrrrd al the Miami 46
The play was nullified, howev
er. when Miami's Jackie Cllm
was railed for holding Mueller
after the fumble.
"The y sold It was defensive
holding." said Shula, a member
of Ihr rulrs-making NFL Com
petition Committee. "It's Hie
flrol lime I've seen It called."
Referee Bruce McCarter said II
was the correct call.
" T h e ruling was lhal the
defensive player held Hie of
fensive player lo Hie ground and
would not let him up and make
his riormul pursuit to the loose
ball." McCarter Mid.
The Bills, who were aided by a
15-yard prrsonul foul on Jarvis
Williams on the previous play,
went on to score on Riddick's
first dive that made ll 17-6 with
5:33 left in the third cmarirr
From there, Buffalo's defense
took control. On Miami's ftrsi
p lay after the R i d d i c k
touchdown. Cornelius Henncii
picked off a Marino pass In
tended for Ferrell Edmunds und
returned I I 30 yards lo the Miami
17 to set up Harmon's 6-yard
scoring run.
Marino was Inlercrptrd again
on Hie next series by Mark Kelso
and that set up Rlddlek’s second
touchdown that rinsed out the
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big games wr have t inning
up."
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The next Iwo games will
determine 1tie Trn|an*' fair re
garding first Hie P acific-10
rhainpionsbip and thru Hie na
tional title Southern <’.il visit*
UCLA on Saluiday In determine
the conference winner and the
untmi|i.inyliig Rose Bowl berth
The Trojans then host Notre
Dame oil Nov. 19 III a game thut
could determine Hie No. I rank
ing heading Into tmwl season.
Mirhlgan. which clinched Ihr
Big Ten berth in the Hose Howl
with last week's victory over
Illinois. Is ranked 11 111. The
Wolverines are billowed by
t.oulslanu Slate. Syracuse.
Oklahoma Slate. Clemson and
Wyoming llnuslnn and Col
R A L E IG H N C . - N orth
Carolina State has not won a
football game since drfratlng
Clemson. 10-3. Oct. 22 but
reports Munday Indicated the
Wolfpack. no mailer who wins
ils seasonmder Saturday with
Pittsburgh. will be Invited to Hie
IVarh Howl
However. North Carolina Stair
coach Dick Sheridan says his
6-3-1 Wolfpack. wlnleaa In it*
last three outings, will have
plrnly of Incentive agalti*i Hir
Panthers. 6-3
"W r feel like Hie uuportmuiy
to play a tram the rallbrr of Pill,
to measure ourselvr* against
one of the better learn* III the
country, t* motivation enough
for us." said Sheridan whose
tram In the last thrre weeks lo*i
in South Carolina and Virginia
and on Saturday lied Duke
43-43.
"From what we've seen, lal
ent-wlsr. physically, a hat they
do. Pittsburgh will br Hie biggest
challenge of the year Irom our
offense's s ta n d p o in t." said
S h e r id a n . " T h e y p la y a
dominating, aggressive type dr
frnsr and force you Into protn
Hon problem* You've got to Iv
almost perfect In the running
game and the passing game "
Sheridan said lie wa» very
impressed with 1*111’* offensive
attack "which l* very versatile in
lhal they ran score bnlh running
and throwing the football
According to published rrpnrt*
Monday, the Wollp.uk will lie
Invited to the IVarh Bowl th i
31 no m ailrr the outcome ol
Saturday's game If Invited. It
would be the second lime in Hie
|wst three year* and the filth
time since 1972 that Stale would
br playing In the Atlanta post
season game
The wolfpark lost Hie IVai h
Howl gumr lo Virginia l u l l m
1966. Sheridan* first year ui
N.C. Stair
In Satunlay* He wiili Duke.
Sheridan u*rd two quaitrrli.ii k*
as one. starting litlrd stringer
Charles Davenport, using Hie
sophomore in running situa
tions. and bringing In «iartrr
Shane Montgomery in |ia**uig
situations l)averi|H>rt led the
Wultpai k in nothing M ttlih y .
gaining 60 y a n k on 13 carries
and s c o r in g tw ic e w h llr
Monlgomery |ku»srd 12 ol 17 lor
205 yards and thrre touchdowns
all lo wide receiver Na/ Worihen
orado are lint fur 17Hi. and Ho
rankings are rounded out by
Brigham Young und Washington
Stale.
Notre Dame anil West Vliginia
are rxprctrd to uccepl bid* to
the Fiesta Howl III hope* ol
driernilnlng the nalioual <ham
plon ll both remain undefeated
However, bolh have lest* tin*
week lhal «uuld pul any national
championship game in Jeu|iardy
Nolrr Dame Ihis I s Penn Male
In Ihclr lr.iduimi.il malrhup
while West V irg in ia hosts
Syracuse.
A n o t h e r k e y gam e has
Nebraska and Oklahoma meet
mg In Norman. Okla., lo dr
(ermine the Big H champion and
host spot In the Orange Bowl
op|XMltr Miami. The loser of lhal
gumr Is rx|M-ctrd In go lo Hie
Cllnis Bow l to far e (Trmson
Muring with 1144 left In the
game
Marino was Intercepted lor a
third lime l»v llnchucker Shane
( ‘onlan with 5 49 leti In ihr
game.
"In thr third quarter they
really turned It around," Simla
said said ol Hie Mill* " I hr big
play was the fumble call I'm
dlsapjMilntcd atioul Hu- way wr
came a|>ari in Ha- third quarter."
BUCS' H O LM ES O U T
TAM PA — Defensive end Ron
Holmes. Tampa Hay's only con
sistent pa** rustier, sullrred tom
knee cartilage In Sunday's 23-20
triumph against Detroit and will
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E A S T RUTHERFORD, N.J. Chris Mullin scutrd 33 |>olnls
and Milch Richmond scored in
of his 21 In (he third quartrr
Monday night to lead the Golden
Stair Warriors to a 100-96 victo
ry over the New Jersey Nets.
Mullin s performance followed
a career-high 42-potnt elfort in
the Warriors’ victor)- Saturday
night over Portland. Mullin hit
13 of 24 shots from the field for
Golden State. 4-2 He went 6 of H
from the line, missing his first
two irrr throws in 45 attempts
this year.
SI* players stored In double
figures for New Jersey. 3-3.
Lester Conner scored 15 points
and Roy Hinson contributed 14
off the fiench Joe tUrry Carroll
scored 13 points but sprained
his ankle In the final three
minutes and left the game.
Duck Williams grabbed 14
rebounds for the Nets, but
scored Just 5 [mints by bitting
Just I ol 6 shots
With the store tied 90-90. Ho\
Hinson gave the Nets their final
lead with a basket with 5 33
irn ,.lining Mullin lilt four free
throws and a lu tool Jumper to
give the Warriors a 90-92 lead
that they held
Mullin s 12 points spaiked
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four-point lead entering the final
period.
SU SO ER T FOR T A R F L E T?
DALLAS — Dallas Mavericks
forward Roy Tarpley. voted the
best sixth man 111 the NBA last
y e a r, lik e ly w ill u n d e rg o
a rlh ro s ro p lc knee su rg ery
Tuesday that would pul him out
of action for a month, the
Mavericks said Monday night.
Although a Until decision was
noi expected Iron, it am loaches
and doctors until Tuesday, Gen
eral Manager Norm Sonju said
surgery was the most likely
option
Tarpley Injured the knee Iasi
week In a game al Phoenix and
did not play In iwn contests last
weekend.
The Injury was first diagnosed
as a sprain and further tests
were conducted Monday Those
lesls were Inconclusive but
showed signs similar lo a purtlal
carlllage (ear.
Team doctors said the knee
could be irealed es II It were
sjtralnrd and then reexamined
after Tour weeks, at which lime
surgery still might lie nrrdrd
Or. they said, surgery could be
donr Immediately lo repair
whatever damage — If any —
that doctors find.
"It apjiears (lie besi ojilion Is
surgery us soon us jxissihlr.''
Sonju said.
B IR D W IL L P L A T V8. H E A T
B O STO N L a rry B ir d ’ s
aching heels have Improved
slightly and the alar Boston
forward will play Tuesday night
at Miami, where Ihe Crlllrs will
try to rnd a four-game losing
streak
Bird practiced Monday morn
ing Trainer Ed laicertr says the
tendons have grratrr mobility
than they ditl U »i Kiel, and the
Injuries are steadily improving.
Should Bird tie forced lo un
dergo surgery rerovery would
lake between eight and 15
weeks The NBA playoffs lirgln
In Ihe final week of April.
The league’s three-llme MVP Is
playing well below his normal
level. He Is shoollng only 47
percent, worst among the team’s
starters; he has only one of
fensive rebound In five games;
and he has not tried a 3'pnlntcr.
OpjHineitis are Irving to lake
advantage of film on defense, a
strategy' employed by Milwaukee
In Its victory Saturday.
Boston guard Danny Am gr
will not make ihe trip to Miami
for .he the game against the
Heal. 0-4. He lio|ies to jilay
W ednesday n lgh l al home
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NEW YORK — Duke, which
has approached college basket
ball's summit two of Ihe Iasi
llirre years. Monday became Ihe
No I prcasruMin choice of Unit
ed IT c m Internal tonal's Board of
Coaches
Duke, a Filial Four participant
In I960 and 'HH. collected half
Ihe 42 first-place votes and 545
ol a possible 630 points for a
c o m f o rta b le m a rg in o v e r
runner-up Michigan.
The Wolverines captured eight
first-place voles and 489 points.
North Carolina, even with star
forward J.R . Held out until at
least January with a foot Injury,
still finished third with 454
points and one No. 1 hallo*.
Th e potential of freshman
center Alon/o Mourning pro
pelled Georgetown to No. 4 with
446 points and two first-plare
tallies Illinois, with two Qrstplare voles, stood No. 5.
Oklahoma. Iasi year's NCAA
T o u r n a m r n l r u n n e r -u p .
garnered four No I ttullols lo
Itnlsh No. 6 Nevada Las Vegas.
With two lop voles, was No. 7.
tollowed by No. 8 Syracuse mid
No, 9 Iowa The Orangemen and
lla w k cye s each received u
first-place vote. Louis.tile ifwnplctrd Ihe T oji 10
Arl/oua. a Final Four tram last
year, came In No. 11. followed
by No 12 Vlllannva. No. 13
Vilssourt. No 14 Florida. No. 15
Temple. No. 16 Georgia Tech
and No 17 Indiana
Florida Slate and Stanford
shared No IH. and North
Carolina Stair and Purdue lied
for No. 20
Th e Big Ten boasted five
representatives and Ihe Atlantic
Coast Conference supplied Ihe
Nos. I and 3 trams among four
Top 20 cholres The ratings
contained three Big East schools,
and Iwn from the Big Eight.
Metro and Parlflr-10 The Big
West. Southeastern Conference
and Atlantic 10 each provided a
school,
Duke and Oklahoma were Ihe
only schools represented on all
42 ballots.
position to wonder about and
our frontline must Improve
drastically. We'rr going to miss
Gary Grant more than jieople
rralDe.”
North Carolina will miss Reid,
who spurnrd the NBA after
averaging 18 points and 8.9
rebounds as a sophomore. He Is
expected back by January.
"The ranking should have no
Impact on how w r play." Duke
Coach Mike Krxyirwskl said.
"But I tell our players It will
have an Impact on people we’re
playing against. The only con
sistent thing about our season Is
everybody will lie ready to play
against us. It means we have lo
hr u more consistent learn. Il
also means we can get better by
having an opponent play at Its
brat or maybe above Its best
against us."
"They're going lo lie good
w ithout him,*' Austin Pray
Coarh Lake Kelly *ald of North
Carolina, "and he'll make a heck
of a difference when he comes
b ack "
Mourning. 6-10. Is considered
the nation's lop freshman.
"Th e one thing about Alonzo
Is he always seems lo adjust."
Ge org etown Coarh Jo h n
Thompson said. "He seems lo
handle things well. Our Irugtu
(Big East) lends Itself to a lot of
Much u( Duke s high hopes unpredictable excitement ."
renter around 6-foot-10 star
Danny Ferry, who considered S O V IE T S TO P NC S T A T E
moving to the NBA but returned
R A LE IG H . N.C. - Arvldos
fur his senior year. H r averaged Sarbonls scored 17 points and
19 I points and 7.6 rrlmund* Sergei Tarakanov and Valeri
per game as a Junior
T lk h o n rn k o each addrd 16
With luted Ireshmeit Christian M onday n ig h t to lead the
Larmier and Crawlord Palmer. Olympic champion Soviet na
Dukr has s‘x players 6-10 or tional Irani lo an 86-71 victory
t a l l e r . W i t h t h a t s i z e . over North Carolina Slate.
A le x s a n d r a V o lk o v u d d e d 1 3
Krcyrrwskl rxpre!» his best re
and Rlmas Kurilnalils had 10 for
bounding tram.
Mleblgan returns eight of Its the Soviet Union, which Is lour
ing Ihe United Stales playing
toji nine players, hul Ihe missing
exhibitions against American
man is All American guard Gary
Grant. Rumral Robinson re college trams.
places Grant In a starting lineup
that rivals ihe nation's best.
Senior Chucky Brown scored
17 point*. 10 In ihe second half,
lo jiace ihe Wolfpack. which
"We have a more vrlrran learn opens lls 1988-89 collcglulr
than we've had Ihe jiasi couple season Nov. 26 nt home against
of yrurs," Michigan Coarh Bill -Columbia.
Frtrder said. “ We're capable of
Avle Lrsier addrd 11. 9 In the
scoring from every position. We
first half, and Rodney Monroe
hope lo challenge Tor the Big Ten
had lOfor North Carolina Stale.
title, bin we've got a guard
Strom berg, Connection triumph
Stromberg Carlson whijqxd
the Wrecking Crew. 13-5, and
thr T im Raines Connection
nipped Ken Riimmrl Chevrolet.
6-3. Monday night In Sanford
mens sofllsill action al Chase
Park.
Jim Drodlr led Slrnmberg with
a irlplr and a single, drove in
four runs while scoring three.
Nick Brady addrd a single, a run
tMttcd In and three runs scored.
T o n y Madsen stroked two
singles and scored twice as Don
Caussruux connected on a dou
ble and two single with three
Rills and a run scored. Jeff
Madsen addrd two singles, a run
tiallrd In and a run scored. Mike
Hart wig doubled and singled
and drove In a pair of runs Torn
Elliot and G a ry Schattshln
added a run u n rrd with Ron
Rinehart adding a single and a
run scored
Steve Long led the Wrecking
Crew Iwth two runs scored.
Steve Cooper added a double
and a single wnli a run halted In
and a run seorrd Heath Short
singled and scored with Chlji
Campbell rljijilng a triple and a
double, driving In u run and
scoring anoi her.
Billy Griffith led TR C with a
solo home run and two singles.
Burnett Washington added a run
stored as Fred Washington
added two singles anil a run
scored. Tony Dunklnsonudded a
run score with Thaad Brooks
doubling and singling and nddlng a run scored. Ned Raines
comjdeied Ihe ofrensc with a
single ami a run scnrrd.
Terrrll E n in led Ken Rummrl
with two singles, one RBI and
one run scored. Jeff Kruger and
Scott Fletcher each added u
single and a run scored lo round
out Ihe offense for Ken Rummel.
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O n ly a sophomore, and wllh no expert
encc In meets sa o l( ss what's on U p this
Saturday. Seminole High's Dalvln Davis
will nontheless attempt to run with the
front pack. Davis, who has worked hard
to become one of the ares'* top runner*,
will look lo help Seminole to s top 10
finish at the Class 3A State Championships at Ptncflaa Osceola High.
Davte has cotne on strong in his second
year In crass country. m aking hi* big*impact tills psat week when he finished
sixth In th r regional m r r l al the
University of Central Florida with a
personal best lime of 15:50.3. The Tribe
will look for Davis and lead runner Jason
Kaiser to have strong race* Saturday lo
give them s solid chance for s top 10
finish.
“ O u r goal going Into the meet is lo
finish In the top 10." Seminole coach Ken
Brauman said. "That la a very realistic
i for us tf Jason (KaiserI. Dalvln
via) and Brent Posey all run Ihr way
they did In the regional meet. They all
ran In the front pan of the race and that's
what we'll need them to do In Ihe Male
E
Davis has worksd Hard to bocoms on# of Control Florida's
oss country rumors in 1BB8. Tho Ssmlnolo High oophomors
to hotp his town lo a top 10 finish Saturday at tho 3A slats
Seminole came up w ith an inrrrdlblr
performance by all seven runner* to send
It* era** country squad to the state final*
for the first time In five years. All seven
runner* ran personal records In the
regional meet and Brauman would like to
ace them all Improve again this week.
Davis, had an above average freshman
season before blossoming this season.
Davis was a strong cross country runner
and showed signs nf being a blur chip
half mtler during track season. This year,
though. Davis ha* been nothing less than
spectacular during his second cross
country season
"He's done extremely well " Brauman
■aid. "He has crane a king way since hts
freshman year, lie's cleared qullr a few
obstacles and has worked very hard to
become a eompctlllvr runner."
Dsvts will now look to run wllh the
front park In the state meet and hope
they ran rarry him in a lop 10 finish.
Dsvts has the ability to May with the
frontrunner* and has gixxt aprrd tn help
hint al Ihe end.
"Dalvln (Davis) wants to go out with
Ihe lead pack and stay with them as long
as possible." Brauman said "He lias
good sprrd so hr can finish strong, if hr
gets out fast then I think he'll have a real
good race."
Dsvts. who won llie Seminote County
freshman-sophomore meri. ha* also hts
aelf esteem and knows he belongs nt Ihr
front of the race.
"His aelf motivation la much heller Ihl*
year." Brauman said. "He knows he ran
run with the best and that he should be
al Ihe front part of the race."
Brauman was extremely plexoed wllh
his entire learns effort at the regional
meet. Seminole was a team on Ihe edge
after placing fourth in Ihr district mrei
with Ktsslmre Osceola just two points
behind them.
taut week, though. Ihe Tribe put
together a strong effort and placed third,
upending Bishop Moore by 20 points and
Osceola by 27 points.
"We didn’t run to weft at Ihe dIMrtct
meet and everyone Improved at thr
regional meet to make the difference."
Brauman said. "Jason I Kaiser I ran a real
good race but the rest of tram came along
In the regional meet. We're hoping tn
continue that Mrrak for one more week."
Seminole ha* not run on the Matr cross
country course this season but will travel
to Pinellas County on Friday and run the
course as a warmup lor Saturday’s rare
The course Is one of the laMrst In the
Male and It should brnrlll lire Tribe, a
tram that posaesse* plenty of speed
"We haven't run on the course this
season but we'll work out on It Friday
when wr get there.** Brauman said
First-year
Deltona opens
with Oviedo
Young S H S
looks toward
late season
Harald sports wrttar
ruraw spons wwtor__________________________
aemmese nign senoot > gins soccer ream nos
an tntereatlng reputation, a reputation of always
being a much better team at the end o f the season
than when It began.
“ Absolutely.'' sold Susy Rena the only coach
the Lady Seminole* have c m had. "L o s t year at
the beginning of the mason we lost to Lake
Brantley by a 8-2 o r 9-2 ococe. Al the end of the
season, we lost 2 -1 ."
This year. Reno and ihe Tribe have a long way
to go. On Saturday tn the presraaon jamboree al
lauie Mary High School, the young Note* gave a
leaa than Inspirational performance tn a 0-0 tic
with Dr Land.
Part of the problem was that Seminole, loaded
with young pUyera. would bunch u p on the Arid.
With the ball being kicked and nudged every
couple of feet, the match took on no p a r r at all.
"It was very physical and not very skilled." said
Reno.
It was an physical, tn tart, that there were
several steppage* of play toamM Injured playtrsJrnnlfer Benge, one of the Seminole*' top
returnees and one of their few offensive threats,
had to be helped from the field.
"She *ald ahe wanted lo go bock tn. but I
decided lo keep her out." said Reno. " I want tier
ready for Tuesday's game against Dr. Phillips (thr
start of the Tribe's season)."
By the time Seminole takrt the field at Thomas
E. Whlgham Stadium tonight (game tim e 7 p.m ).
Reno hopes her team will be a Uttle m o r r together
offensively.
"We weren't m aking any runs." said Reno.
"We've been w orking on It all week. I keep telling
them. shoot for the goal, go to the open spare
They do It well In practice but then they forget It
tonight. That's what's fruMratlng "
Pari of that la the youth and Inexperience on
ihe Seminole roster. And what returning talent
there Is from last season's 12-14-1 team (2-B In
the Seminole Athletic Conference) are midfielders
or defenders.
The only two seniors on the learn are goalie
Bobble Osborne, one of the 'Moles' best players,
and Julie Robert. Other key returnees are
Heather Brown. Shannon Sundvall. M ary Vrrlna
and Jennifer Llndamood.
Still. Seminole managed the better of the
scoring opportunities in Its m a tch against
lie Land.
Lyman's Tammy Fulsang movaa tha ball uphold
during action Iasi Mason. Lyman will bo a young
Callarman leads Lady Greyhounds
Horold aporta writer
Y o u 'll have to excuse the
L ym a n High School girls soccer
learn If they go al things kind nf
backwards at the Mart of the
season.
A s in any sport, a soccer
tra m 's Mrrnglh comes from Its
c e n t e r . And for th e L a d y
Greyhounds, who were state
■mplo
rHam
ptons three short year#
ago.
>. the tourer of their strength
comes the rear of their center:
senior sweeper Julia Callarman.
A p e r f e c t e x a m p l e of
Callarman'# worth to her tram
ca m e In Lym an’s Jam boree
m a trh against Bi*hop Moore '
Saturday at Lake Mary.
Spanish River
wants top prize
Building a dynasty can be a
long and difficult task, especially
when teams are young and
Inexperienced. However, for the
Spanish K lv r r Lady Shark
volleyball train, success has
come easily and their dynasty
has been built rapidly with lliile
<nnslmrilon difficulties.
The Lady Sharks. 32 5 on the
year, will be m uklng their see*
ond stale tournament appear
ance In ihe past three years this
Friday rvrnlnft when they lakr
on the 28-3 Lady Tornadoes ol
Clearwater.
‘ We're at the lop of our game
rigid now," S|ian(xh Itlver head
coach Lori Eaton said ‘'We've
been playing w ith a lol of
confidence and right now we
have a positive m e n u ) edge that
should make us very tough to
beat."
tawing In the finals of the 1085
finals 1o powerful Miami Sunset
may help the L a d y Sharks as far
us wanting to drink from the
victor's cup. Ilut Eaton feels her
team should not be expected lo
pm any added pressures on
themselves w hen tournament
action begins Friday at Dr.
Phillips High at 8 p.m .
"W e’re done even better than I
thought we would do this year."
Eaton said. "A n yth in g now Is
lelng on the cake. It Just feels
good to be In the final four.
W e're going to take one point at
u lime, one game at a time."
Going up ugalnat the (only
Tornadoes will Ire the first hur*
die In the Lady Sharks' path lo
treglnnlng a volley trail dynasty
W ith national sensation I'algr
Kice on ihr Sharks' side of the
court, things are looking good
for Spanish Rlvrr's (|ursl for a
state llllr.
“ I ’m excited to get there
(sta ir)." Hire said. "W e weren't
expected to get this fur so we've
got not lilng lo lose. I think wc'rr
going to play great W c 'rr going
in thinking Ih ry'rr (Clearwater)
u good learn Just like ours or
they wouldn't be there."
Eaton and the Lady Sharks
have put together an enaemblr
of talent with the likes of Hire.
Laurie Yarlsh. Suzanne Dawson,
T i n a Herman, a nd Michelle
K o m rr. Yarlsh has been Ineligi
ble and has been unable lo play
mctsl of the season, but she has
come back to help p u rr the Lady
Sharks to victory in .h r panl five
game.
ist two seniors, tile quartet of
ebrccs B rin k. Tam my
Fulsang. Kerry Musantc and
Jennifer McAvoy are the Irani's
only Juniors
Fulsang. one of ihr area'* top
returning defender*, was rr
cenlly selected a* one of the dual
16 members of the Under It)
Southeast Region Select Team
In loci. Callarman Is orte ol
Rounding out Ihe rest of Ihr
only I wo srntors on the Lyman roster consists of seven soplioroster, the olhrr being Pam morrm — Beth Robinson. Amy
Wise. And of the 21 girls listed M r y r r s . T r a c y S h rr . A m y
on Lym an's roster at the Jam Eubanks. Lisa Salvadorltil.
boree. only 10 return from laM Angie ITafl and Heck Carr - and
year’s tram
eight freshm en — Heather
Looking ahead. Ihr lesson* Huger*. J r s s lc a Martinson.
learned this year will serve the Cindy Klrkcunnel. Anne Brewer.
Kristina Mnsantr. Jill Moll. Am y
Lady Greyhounds over tire next
srvrral seasons Besides having Smllh and Mrlondy I liMsm.cn
W hen B ishop Moore was
awarded a free kick near Ihe
right lop corner of the Lyman
prnalty box. Callarman quickly
o r g a n l/ r d Ih r Lady Greyhound
defrnsr and had all Ira m io a tr*
move up a couple yards A* lire
kirk came in. several Lady
Hornets were caught offside*
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3A srttillliial. al ti p.m.. Oviedo junior seller middle blockrrs .till
High bailie* Fori loiiidrrdulr Watkins and Carolyn Oaudrl
and hiltrr Lisa Hriilrn
Cardinal Gibbon*.
"T e a m w o rk has been our
"We didn't set any reul goals
before ilir season, but we biggest plus In the playolls
tliouglil wr lould win district.'' Prrwltl said "We've also been
Middleburg coach Carrie Prrwill serving well. T b r trams w r
•aid. "We rrally didn't know played outside of district have
wlial wr could do outside ol had solid attacks, but probably
nolhlng like we'll nee al stale "
district* "
Middleburg '* storybook ride
It'* a gixxl lx*t mat Middleburg
through the playolls become*
morr Interesting when you con will face some hefty coiii|M-nttoii
sider ih r team Is relatively In Port Charlotte. perhaps tx-llrr
liirx|>rrlrnerd w llh only onr Ilia n any I h r y 'v i gone tip
ugalnsl tills yrar Hul. consid
senior on Ihr squad.
la-adlng I h r way lor th e Lady ering w lirrr tin y arr and what
llroncs Is senior capialn Sherry Ihcy'vc dour lo grl Ihrrr. the
Lindsey who provide* Ihr dr- laidy lit ones can only lx* proud
fi-nslvr spark and 1* alto a when they speak ol thr IliHM
rapsblr Hiller. O lhrr* w h o Prr- s e a s o n , t h e y r a r w h e n
will has Ix-rii reiving on this Mlddlrhiirg High rn lrrrd — thr
season In Ih r 6-2 olirtisr arr stair toumamriil /onr
Picture a volleyball tram going
on a Journey beyond sight and
i p m — MHSi> m IIS III n Poet
sound, they've rnlrrrd — the
CX*nsM»(»ll
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state tournament cone
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Middleburg High, with a l l i 12
record, may look a llltlr out of
Ip m — Clat* 1A csampwnsip
Ip m -ClswsAtSempwship
placr when compared lo (towers
such as Fort l^iuderdalc Cardi
nal Gibbons 132-21 and Hurl
"La urie has come back lo Charlotte (30-5). hut the Lady
rrally glvr the tram a boost." lironcos carnrd their ticket to
Eaton said. "She's provided the ihr 3A State Tournament the
Irani with a real spurk and her s a m c way the others did — with
p rrse n rr has made u major hard work und pulling togrtln-r
as a t r a m al I h r right lim e
difference.”
The Lady III ones llnlshrd the
After playing a long schedule
rrgular season with a not-too*
and com ing out on lop i i i i m I of
Impressive 12-12 record, hul
the time, the Lady Sharks have
Ih r y sh ille d gears for the
tome alive In recent weeks lo
playolls and claimed ihrir lirsi
step up u level ol play and rise to
ever district championship with
a new height In vnllrylvull. ac
w ins o v e r D a yto n a H ra e li
cording to Eaton.
Scabrre/r anil St. Augiisllnr.
"W e had ii great year, hul
Mlddlrhiirg. which Is located
stair titles (nine of thr last 13
there was a big turnaround at jusl south of Orange Park, then Continued from IB
Imnta- yrar* and four consecutive) and
the district finals." Eaton said. went on to the region pl.ivnil anil
ho* plenty of playnfTrxprrirncr.
"F ro m that point an we've pulled out a 7-15. 15 3. 15-10 lion with Cardinal Gibbons.
“ I've watrhrd Ihr tape of thr
played with a lol of confidence. I v ic to ry o v e r J a c k s o n v ille
Oviedo will lx* undrr Ihr guid
th in k w e 're really lo o kin g Englewood. Wllh Ihr region llllr Tumpa Plant game and wr ance of Nancy Van Wortnrr who
forward lo the slate tourna safely In hand. Ihr laiily tinmens didn't till very well." Carlson did on excellent Job of running
ment."
made the nix und ii half hour trip Mild. "W r'v r worked nn Dial In the team In Tampa. Van Womier
If the latdy Sharks gel fired up to Nlcevillr and cumr away with prurlirr. al this levrl you can't will hope ahe run rrlurn home
and Hire and Yurish arr on. (hen a 17-15. 15 ft srclIon victory anil glvr ii|i free lulls, you havr In hll this Friday wllh Ihr sainr re
Ihr Lady Tornadoes could lx* a spnl In Ihr Filial Four In Class and krrpullucklng al all llmrs."
sults.
Oviedo will liavr to slay on Ihr
turned Into just another tropical 3A.
" I ' m very confident that
storm and Spanish River could
The l a i t l y Drone* lake on Port attacking end ugalnsl Cardinal
find It very calm In Orlando will* Charlotte Friday Hi 2 p m In llo - Glhhnn*. a tra in that has Nancy (Van Wormerl can lakr
u semifinal victory.
flrst 3A semifinal. In Ihr srennil become accustomed to winning ovci the team." Carls..n Mild.
n C i w x w t» > .
CIs m M
By CHUCK B U B O K M
correspondent__________
but talon tod loom In 1968 and hop#* 10 ba
competitive In on* of tho Mat# • top diMrtct#
Gene Lesrallrtlr and Hob Wilson arr fared wllh
th r same, difficult task develop a competitive
hlgh school girls soccer tram In an area iltai
already has more than Its shsre
Tonight. Ihe two roaches hopr to lake another
step toward that goal when WUsntis la d r Wolves
of Deltona visit thr Oviedo Lady Lions guttled hy
Lrsralettr at 7 p m .
In (lie presraaon Jamboree at Lakr Mary High
School last Saturday, both Drlnma and Oviedo
suffered setback* In tin- oprnrt. Deltona was
thumped by lake Mary 0-0 while Oviedo was
blanked by lake Howell 3 0
"La k r Mary earned every goal they acurrd.
aald Wilson "They are a disciplined huixh ol
eaprrirnrrd players "
Against a first-year tram that has five senior*
Heather Black. Sheri James. Pam Iktyd. Robin
Wutxlard and Joy Clover — that comhtrut km « a»
too much But It did serve as a Mandard al w hit h
It atm Its the lady Wolves
O n r player that Wilson thinks has I lx pairenlutl
to be among Die a r e a s best Is freshman
Stephanie Beaudoin, a veteran of youth *ele« t
trams
tn Its prrseasn m atrh against lake Mary
Drltotu did rxhlhli ih r determination lo try and
(day gixxl defense T h r Lady W olvr* tried thru
ix-st to Interrupt the rhythm of lotkr Marv *
at lark Unfortunately, they couldn't do much ol
anything on oticn*r
"Odense la a lot harder lo traeh to someone
who doesn't know m uch about the game." said
Wilson "We've been working on delrnslvr
positioning a great deal It's lough, this huth by
Bre."
As lough as It Is for Deltona, tx-glnnlng from
scratch. II wmild up|ir.ir to lx- more dlfllrult lor
Oviedo, trying tn turn around last year's mark of
2 16-1 (2 it In Ihe Seminole Athletic Contemn e|
Against Lakr lluw rll on Saturday, Lesrallrttr
used Wholesale player rhangrs. moving girts In.
out and around Ihr line-up
" W r wanted lu get e vrryu n r In ." said
Lrsrallrtte afterwards "W e weren't worried
about Ihr score. I think Hie girls did line."
Lady Lion goalie Michelle Freeman, having Ihr
unenvlahlr position of playing behind a rim
slantly changing and. as a result, shaky defense
'h o a rd some potential In her first game In the
net. Ilrr Inrsprrirnre did show as shr wascauglil
out ol position hy onr long cross
Oviedo
�Sanford Harald. Sanford Florida — Tuaaday. Novsmbm 15 1988 —
People
CALENDAR
Museum board to meet
The board of ihe Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library
and Museum will have a special meeting on Wednesday. Nov.
18. at the 71 <um. The topic will be a proposed amendment lo
Ordinance * '.
Rotarians to rise for meetings
Casselberry Rotary Club trier Is at 7 30 a m . on Wednesday at
the Casseltierry Senior C rn lrr. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive.
Caaaelberry.
Sanford lireakfast Hotary Club meet* at 7 a m Wednesday al
Sanford Civic Crnlrr.
Stompers to hold club msetlng
The Old Hickory Stompers dogging group hold* club
meellngs every Wednesday at the Knights of t'olumbiis Hall on
S Park Avenue. Sanford For more information, call 34(10529
Sanford Kiwanis to do lunch
Sanlord Kiwanis Club meets al mam Wednesday al ihe
Sanford Civic Center for lunrfieon and program
AA groups schedule meetings
Area Alcoholic* Anonymous group* m iln o g Wednesday
Include
• Sobrr Won AA Group al thr Ssli.ua C lub (old driver’s
license office), 2587 S Sanlord Ave . noon and 5:30 j> tn for
open discussion Closed slep meeting al 8 p in
• Sanlord AA. noon. 5 30 p m . open discussion. 1201 W
First Si.
• 24-Hour AA Group. 8 p m . (rlosrd. alcoholic* onlyl Fourth
Street amt Oak Avenue, Sanford
• HEIIOS AA. iiion. and 5 30 p m and H p m irlosed).
REDOS (Tub. 130 Normandy U iir .f U w r lb rir y
• Sanford Horn lo Win AA, M p m . open dtarusalon. 1201 W
First Si
• Lakr Mary (irate AA 11 111 Slrp kiosedl. m p m open
discussion. 122 N Fltlh St . Dike Mary
• Allam ontr Springs AA . 8 pm . Idosedl. Altamonte
Community Chaprl. 825 Stair Hoad 436
• Casaelberrv AA. 8 p m
(closrdl. Ascension Lutheran
Churrh. A*» elision Drive. Casselberry
• Alanon. 8 p in.. Fourth Street and Oak Avenue Sanlord
COPE to help femiliee cope
COPE support group lor families n4 mental health patients
meets Wednesday al 7 30 p m at Crane s Hnost (Mike Park.
JF377, Allamontr Springs
Blood pressure teste available
Free Itlrxxl pressure screening is available In ih r publlr 11
a m lo 2 p m on ihr ihtrd Wednesday of each monlh al Die
Winter Park YMCA. 1201 N Lakrniont A ir The screenings are
sponsored by Winter Park Memorial Hospital * Home Health
Care
Holiday decorating celebrated
Holldaylesl '88. a "celebration ol decorating idea* for Dir
huUUya. will take ptgrv Thursday. Nov. 17. hum 5 30-fi.3O
p m al Sanford Flower Simp. 200 E Conmierr ial ' me event
will lm hide tx»wm aking seminars and simple how-lop
de« or aI ions Krlrrsliinrnls will lx- served, and sample* ol
cairrrd (ixxl will lx- available
A r m
y ’s
a
c ir c u s
Sanford natlvr Charllr Carlson
hardly file Ihr gung-ho Image rf
a typical Arm y s-rgrant major
He lias earned a rrputailon at
"P .T Itarmim of the Arm y."
having pul on ai least IOO
rxhlhiilon*. ih r w i and event*
for military and civilian romrnuntilet around Ihr world
('arlton In currently pnxluring
and (Hireling the firm lair ever
held at Fort Sain Ifoutlon. Tex
as The evrni It rxpre led lo
alirarl al leatt IOO.OUO jx-nplr
fiom nrarhv San Antonio anil
will fealurr onr of the lari(rti
carnival midways r v r r prrtrntrd
on any U S mllllary inslalDilon
Sgt.-Major ('a rlto n recrnlly
terved at Irrh ideal producer for
American ('ootniim lly rarnlvalt
in the Panama C xp»i area, ami
In liw i prodo< *d a carnival in
Ih r poverty stricken rlly of
Colon. Panama Thai llirrr dav
rvrn l imltrd $53,000 for Ihr
rliy'e flrr department. fot which
ih r r lly n ilir la lt pretenlcd
('arlton with a ttdlllarv style
T h e tergeani m ajor hat an
official Jolt s u b Die Army at
to|>rrvitot of lond s r f v k r t al
Fo ri Sarn H o u s to n
Although
engaged In priva te enterprise
11 ms 1 14 his tlio w m a n th lp lias
h ern d ir r c lr d al lu n d ratting
events. *T r tiln v a lr that I havr
h« Ijx d raise a m iliu m dollars for
varkius th a rllle s o v e r Ihe jmsl
I A years.*' e xclaim ed Carlson,
son of Mr and M*s. Charlie C
Carlson of Sanlord
The Vtrinarn vrirran tx-gan
Ids nillliary career with San
lord's unit of the Morula Na
tional Guard. luiwrvcr. his love
of stwiw inanshlp goes tuck In Ills
youth
"When I was a kid I would
build rln usrs in m y Dad's front
year on West Mrs! Street." he
remembered "W hen I was In
Setninofr High I would skip
schrxg every nine a carnival
came lo town amt gel a Job
setting up (Ides "
Sgt.-Maj. Charlie C. Carlton
Hr has since been a mrrnbrr of held al Tinker Field In 1981. as
ibc Outdoor Amusement llusl- well as Ihe Zoograss Festival
ness Assncutlnn and Is one of that helprd raise funds for Ihe
llirrr nillliary proplr listed In Central Florida Zoo Carlson is
i h r D i r e c t o r y o f C a r n i v a l first known among blue grass
Stuntmen In 11176. Carlson re music lovers as ihr promoter ol
turned lo Sanlord amt trrvrd as " T h e A m e ric a n H lu rg ra s s
si.il ton coniinamlrr for Army Express." a former Sanford
recruiting in Orlando During group that held the thrrr-llm r
Ibis lime, he represented Army stale championship In blur grass
advertising al W all Disney music T h a i group Included
World. Sea World, and was an Sanlurd s own Marty Kaybon.
ewort ul both live Florida Citrus who went on 10 become thr
U urrti Pageant and Hie Miss leading vocalist with Ihe lop-lrn
America Pageant
country llrm|P 1Shenandoah."
Aside from the many recruit
Kavhon and Carlson recently
ing promotional events, he also met lor a wrekrnd In Austin.
staged many music festivals and Texas, where Ihr group Is plan
stage shows ituougboul Florida ning a Miming on Ihr "Austin
lor hoth private business and City Limits" T V show
■li.udies One of Ihe largest and
C a rls o n m a in ta in s close
most remrmtirird local events friendship with many of San
was Ihe City ol Orlando's Turkey ford's grral rnlrnalners. such as
l.ake H lu r g r a s s jamtKiree In Harry Wise, the "Mr. Magic" of
HMtl
Central Florida television fame
lie also was involved with the "Harry Wise has always been an
Stand Up For America" event Inspiration ever since hr pulled
Those who procrastinate,
have difficulty making de
cisions. experience unxlely
often or frequently experience
headaches could be under
stress— stress dial will proba
bly worsen as ihr holidays
draw near, experts say.
Catastrophic Illness talk set
A frre InformalkMial seminar on the effects ol catastrophic
Illness on family and finance will lx- hoslrd Nov Hi 10 a m
and 2 p m . and Nov 17. 2 p m . and 7 p m . al l.akr Mary
Human Resource Consultants 546 W lo»ke M.trv llbd . Suite
106. Dike Mary
Practical Information on
loping with stress Is available
by cu llin g Ihe Your Life
V i t a m i n II o 1 I 1 n e a 1
I-MOO 533-VITA, provided as u
I oil-free public service now
through Jan. 31.
Overeaters to weigh in
A meeting on s|)trlluallly In rr)dtk>nslii|>* In Overralera
Anonymous Is mnducird on I burml.iys at 7 30 p in. In Die
t'oniinuiiiiy Impruvrmrnt Association building, Country Club
Road, latkr Mary For more Infurinalkm. call Charlie al
323 8070
The hotline Is slaffetl by
health professionals. Including
registered dietitians who can
provide tips for reducing
stress. Information on signs
and symptoms of stress, and
healthy-eating advice
Dixieland doggers to meet
The Junior Women's Club of Sanford. Inc ineels rvrry third
Thursday of the monlh al 7 p m at ihr Sanlord Woman's Club
building al 300 S Oak Ave.
East-West Kiwanis to gather
East-West Sanford Kiwanis Club meets Thursday al li p m at
Friendship Dxigr. Seventh and Locust.
■11c* out of an uodlriirr during .1
magic show al Ihr old Mil/
Theater." Carlton said
Carlton It murried lo ih r
lormrr Dorothy Diehl of Saulord
ami hat two children. Charllr III
and Erika In lt)H7 itie Carlsons
w rrr rlrrtrd family of Ihr year
by Headquarters IJ.S Arm y al
Fort Sam Ifoutlon in the O m it
American Family Program, and
were rrcognized with a rrrtlflcair signed Ity First Duly Nancy
Kragan
"I ant currm tly involved with
Ihr production ot Iwo films lor
th e P u b lic llrn a d c a a M tig
System." Carlton taid ••Alter I
llnith ihrtc pmjrelt I plan lo
return 10 Central Florida."
W ith his m ilita ry career
drawing in a clime, thr sergeant
says hr Is already planning
full-llmr promotion ol several
rnterlalnm rnl projects. ''One
thing for certain." he said. "I'll
keep thr show on the road ”
Deal with stress now,
before the holidays hit
The Srrnlnotr chapter of Die Florida ami National Aiidutxin
Society will meet Tbursdav. Nov 17. al 2 p in in Die Sunshine
Room of Flortila Powrr A Light. Myrtle Avenue. Sanlord Halpb
Coggeshall will bring m rm bris up to dale on legislative
matters
Junior Women's Club to meet
G l
Sergeant major
has fair duty
Audubon chapter to meet
Dixieland ( ’loggers dogging group holds eluh meetings on
Thursday. 7-11 p m . al Ihe Dike Mary F'trr DejMrtmrm at First
Street and Wilbur Avenue. Dike Mary For mnrelnfnrmullon,
call 321-5207
f o r
Birthday patriot
Mw«MO M tv Sat AftovM*
Whltey Eckstein. Sanlord city commissioner and history teacher
at Seminole High School, speaks about American freedoms
Friday lo Ihe Sallie Harrison Chapter ot the Daughters of the
American Revolution, coinciding with this month's 70th birthday
ol the chapter According to club historian Virginia Powell,
Eckstein spoke about his immigrant parents, growing up In Ihe
melting pot of New York City, and visiting East Germany to see
family. He stressed that the freodoms ol Americans should never
be taken tor granted or esteemed lightly, Powell said The
btrihday celebration, which featured cake, look place at the
American Legion building in Sanford
lly calling Ihr hoillne. con
sumers also can receive a frre
txMiklrt 1 h.1t Includes stress
lips Irom Mark McKinney.
Ph.D.. a psychologist unit
former director of thr Preven
tive and Stress Medicine Clinic
at the University of Nebraska.
Th e booklet also Includes
stress reduction exercises and
an rating plan.
"Mott of the stress we exjierlence comes from within."
said McKinney, now a (acuity
member ol ihr Texas College
of O steopathic M edicine.
“ Olten |ieoj>lr under sirrss
havr unrealistic expectations
of themselves and others."
Unrealistic expectations play
a major role In holiday sirens.
McKinney said. "W e rxpeci
the holidays to lx* the mosi
wonderful lime of Ihe year We
expert to have especially
warm relationships with loved
ones. O f t e n , wc e x p e c t
ourselves to decorate our
homes, prepare special food.
c Ikxxm- and wrap the perfect
gilts. When these expectation*
can't lie met. wr experience
stress."
McKinney advises that one
set realistic expectations ol
himself. "If you run only
complete five tasks in one day,
do not expect lo complete 10,"
he- said "W h e n you ac
co m p lis h y o u r goals, be
pleased with yourself. Inn re
cognize that sometimes you
will tall."
M c K in n e y also advises
exercising, avoiding alcohol
and recreational drugs, adii
eating a writ-balanced diet.
The liolllne Is In operation
Mondays through Fridays. 1)
a.m. to 5 p.m.
Homework blues clear up best when parents take firm stand
UnlUd Frass lotsm attonal__
Kids love In find ways In avoid
humi'work. hill some |iarrfit* lire
successfully lighting back—
motivating their youngslera m
study through a program that
em phasizes a s s r r llv r c o m
munication*.
In a nutshell, that inruns
letting children know exactly
what Is expected ol them and
establishing u disciplined, sup
portive learning environment In
the home.
"Through homewurk. children
learn skills thal they must de
velop If they are to grow lo be
Independent, motivated and
successful adults." says Lee
Canter, on rducatlonnl consul
tant In Simla Monica. Calif.
'T h e y learn to follow directions,
work on Ihclr own. begin and
complete a task, manage their
1
lime and work lo ihclr lull
potential."
Canter *av* virtually every
report on education Issued over
llic jlast 20 yrars has concluded
Dull Dir motivation mid support
nl parents arc Die must Imjxirtaul f.ic tors In determining how
well a child will do In school.
"Th r successful students all
seem In have parents whose
at 111tides show they core about
Ihclr ch ild re n ’s hom ework."
says Canter, who wllli lirvrrly
llllls. Calif., srhrxil psyi lmloglsi
Lee llausncr. has written a
guide, "H o m e w o rk W ithout
Tears," (Harper and Row. 17.95)
liascd on a workshop program
available llirmiglMiul Ihr nation.
Th r workshops emphasize
Dial parrot* musl lake a linn
stand nn the subject of doing
homrwnrk. avoiding argumrnis
with children who may ir*i
parental resolve by crying,
ix-comlng angry or showing Indifference. In all eases. Ihe
educators agree, parrots musl
lx* resolute, denying other privi
leges such as watching television
until Die hnmrwork Is done
homework and |uirrnls have u
lot ut trouble motivating kids In
do Dung* they really don't waul
In do."
Cuntrr. whose rduealloual
r o n s u l l a n l firm lias done
hundreds nf w orkshops on
assertive discipline lor juiirnls.
said Die homework sessions
were Initiated because ll was one
of Die main concerns ul |>ureiits
h a v in g tro u b le wi t h their
children.
In post generations, lie said,
homework wasn't an Issue lo lie
discussed, every child was
expected lo do It every night.
Canter said a firm approach to
doing homework should begin al
the earliest l e v r l because
children with problems In ihe
area run Inin extreme difficulties
around Die 4lh lo 5lh grade
levels, when llicy ure expeeled lo
do such tilings as book reports
and term p.i|KTs
"What we’re leurnlng Is Dial
homework Is a major problem
for families arums Die country."
said Cunlrr. who lias a -a.ill of 50
counselors ready to travel and
put on wnrkshojM al Ihe request
of I'TA's. srhool mlmlnlstnitors
or oilier groiqis. "K ids hate lo do
" Problems developing at this
grade level carry on Into Junior
lilgli ami beyond." said Canter.
Hr- said Initial homework
workshoj) sessions focused on
study skills, but Dial It soon
brrume evident the biggest pro
blem Involved parents who
weren't placing enough lmlortnnre on Ihe homework
ssue.
Independently.
— C on siste ntly praise the
child's ellnris
— Use addition.il Inccnilvr*
such as small rewards If neces
sary.
"You have lo say to your
children, these are my values,
this Is my stand, regardless of
what other families In the
— C o m m u n i c a t e so t he
neighborhood may lx- doing." children really listen.
said Canter. "There should be
— Take a linn stand on Die
nn f i ght i ng on tills point.
Homework lias to be a non- subject.
negotiable Issue."
— Contact the teacher II neces
sary.
Here Is a suggested checklist
of tilings Canter says a parent
Each of Die checklist points
should do al home lo help a are examined Dxiroiiglily In Die
child enjoy und get the most guide and at the w o rk s h o p
benefits out of Die time put aside sessions. Also provided ure
each day for doing homework.
sicp-by-stcp solutions lo the
— Set up a pmper study area seven most common homework
with good lighting and few p ro b le m s , such t h i n g s as
children doing slojijiy, mistakedistraction*.
— Establish dally hnmework ridden work, falling tn bring
time by jKMling u schedule.
hnmework home, or walling
— Take steps lo enrourage unll) the last minute In finish
children to do their homework assignments.
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Sanford Herald, 8*nloid. Florida — Tuesday, November 18. 1968 — TB
Woman’s guilt due to a
faulty concept of incest
ABBYi I am writing
you because I cnn'l trll this lo
anyonr due.
I am l urrying u Irrrlblc load of
tfulM from my i»»a( that I can’l
forgive myself for. and I ran !
forget. I rommllird Inrrst with
m y hmthrr wlirn I w u 11 year*
old and lie was only 3. Thl*
happened only onre, liut I ran't
get It out of my mind. I am 80
years old and lie In 42. and I
d o n ’t know whether he re
member* II or not I am loo
ashamed even in .ink hi* t'orglvene** Wc do not live close lo
each other. I live in the Mill went
and lie live* In Californio llr l*
happily married with a nlrr
family.
Without making this a hook.
I'll Iry lo llll you in on some of
the dellal* (hil mother wa* *irk
much of Ihr lime when we were
growing up She wa* hnspi
tallied net m il lime* for wluil
t hey called ' ' n e r v o u *
breakdowns '* tkir father was a
devoted husliarHl .md a loving
father Ikrlh |m m u i s are gone
now
I have hern married lo a
recovering alcoholic lor 30 year*
Me I* in AA and I am in
Al Anon — that * probably wh.it
brought all ih u lo Ore surface. In
trying lo work lire 12 slrp pro
gram. this gllllI krrjrs Miming
up. and I don't know whai lo do
with It.
Please help inr. Alihv Mini o(
the people who kitow me think
I’m a nlrr jersoo Writing Oils
ha* Iw tii one of ihr liardrsi
things I've ever trad lo do
A T R O U B L E D W OM AN
H o lid a y c a rd s
fro m U N I C E F
ca n s a v e lives
A new collection of holiday
cards hss been Issued by
U N IC E F (U n ite d Nations
Children's Fundi, to rommunlcate good cheer through
the postal service and hrlp
save children's lives.
UNICEF has been one of
Ihc major forces behind the
campaign to vecelnalr all
children by the year 19-JO
and reports lhal the lives of
an estimated 1.3 million
Hnldrrn under age 5 arr
bring saved annually by
worldwide Im m un isation
drives.
Thl* year's ran! collection
Include* inirrnalion.il de
sign* contributed by artl*l*
and museums for UNICEF.
Proceeds Irom the salr of
UNICEF cards enable the
organisation to ro n lln u r
aiding programs thal pmvldr
rlran water, better sanitation
conditions, education and
primary health (or rhlldrrn
and their mothers For about
85. UNICEF ran Intmunlsr a
child against all *1* of ihr
mo*i dantfernu* childhood
disease*. Including polio,
w h o o p i n g c o u g h and
measle*
UNICEF card* a rr available
from Scan D e s i g n In r
showroom* In Winter Park
and Allamonir Spring*
AOVICB
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A B IG A IL
VAN BUREN
If hr ha*, he ha* probably
dismissed II ns a rblMhnnd
game. Almost all children have
played "ilnclor" or a game of
"You show me yours and I'll
show you mine.*' Relieve me. It
l* nothing lo worry atrout, so pul
II rail o( your mind and don't
give it another Oroughl.
II you aren't able in unload the
unearnrrl guilt, please see a
professional counselor.
D E A R A B B Ti My son was
rrrrnO y married I am a widow
struggling lo make ends meet, so
I was not able lo help finance lire
wedding
* Just saw lire wedding an
nouncement utxnrt lo tie mailed
It say*. "Th e bride is 'be (laugh
ter id Mr and Mrs John Smith
InuKtc-up lum rl. tnrl Ihrrr is no
mrnikHi of my name as the
mother of tire grotmi
My son asked hi* mother-inlaw whv my name was not
mrntloord Sire mid him thal I
bail imU i onirilaitrd anything
toward lire wedding
I* llll* profier (ilq o r tt r ?
IN V IS IB LE M O TH E R
G e t t in g
m a rrie d
D E A R M O TH ER! Your name
D E A B TR O U B LE D : You are a sin add have (wen ntenUorted a*
nice prison, and >«»u have atm, lire moi her of I lie groom You
lutrly no reason lo Irel any made a very utqmrianl con
guilty or shame You did not inbulkm to lire » eliding— lire
m m mil "Incrst." my dear lady! groom, wiihmil whom Ihrre
Y'mr were a curtOUO I I-year-old would !Hrt Irave Iren a wedding
girl who went <ai a loci tlndiog
(ProBtonia? Write to Deer ABfcy.
expedition and did some prr
adolescent "exploring " Most For a personal, unpublished
rhlld rrn arr •ortrm* aUnil lire reply, send e sell addressed,
opposite sr* aral vou merely stamped « metope lo Doer Abby.
P O Boa 88440, Lee Angeles,
satisfied your rial oral curloslly
In all probability, vmir hrotlrer Cahl POOH All corrsspondence
has no memory of Oil* incident Is confidential I
Medicines may cause sweating
D E A R OR. G U T T i I was on
Dyazlde. Heeenlly m y doctor put
me on Tenormin und Zantac.
Somelhlng Is giving in r the
sweat*. Sometime* sweat runs
off ih r end of my hair My doctor
has no answer.
D E A R R E A D C R i Nei ther
Tenorm in, u beta-blocking dnig
fo r heart di sease and
hypertension, nor Zantac., an
inhibitor of gastric acid produc
tion. ha* hern reported lo cause
excessive sweating. However,
you may hr experiencing an
idiosyncratic rrarllnn lo one or
I he nt her mrdlrlnr
If your *w rating began at Ihr
time you changed therapy, your
doctor should assume lhal the
rnrdlrlnr caused Ihr symptom,
evert Ihough this |m*,rhilliy Is
remote Ask him or her almul
changing yuor ireaimeni For
exam ple, a calcium -channel
blocker mold tie a good subslllu tr for Tenormin another
.m il acid mlghl lir more trdrra
tile than Cantor I think Hut
your doctor ought lo rx|»erlrtirnl
*n lhal you will tie more root
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"Consumer Tljis on Medicine "
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title
D E A R DR. O O T T : My daugh
ler. 23. has small hard lumps
above her right rye The y are
movable, rtiangr |«e*ini»ii and
shafie. Should slrr worry?
D E A R READER: l.urti|>* In
the eyelid ran hr caused by
causing Instant niibluxutlon
(dislocation) of Itie ecrvlral
vcrtet>rne. Strnie expert* twllcvr
(but hanging Is a less agonizing
way of dying iliun Is strangula
tion because It Is m i quick
DEAR DR. O O T T t Mi
hustund had a cerrhntl AYM in
I he right lrtnpor.il lutir A sevrrr
disorder devel oped alter II
"leaked
Would proton twain
r y s t e . s t y * , t u m o r s o r therapy he appropriate? Mv
chalazion*. A chalazion ts an doctor drwso'l know much about
enlargement of one of the glands It.
in eyelid skin At ontel. It is
D E A R R E A D E R : Nobody
usually painful and resembles a knows much alxitil ll. Proton
«ty H o w e v e r , the Infrrtion ordt twain Icliatgr d-pa. ilrle ,jJU
tiarllv subside*, leaving a mov lion) therapy, an < vpc.„ <cntal
able. slow-growing lump on the technique. Involves the prrctsr
lid. Th is can easily be rrmoved focusing ol high energy purtldrs
by an npthaltnnlnglal llecause on a pari ol the brain, ll Is ttselul
Ihr Irasls of your ilaughler's In "rautrdzlng" bleeding IrloiKl
eyelid problem Is unclear. I think \ rssels In liuicceswlble hs allons
that stir should see a doctor for
Arteriovenous malfonnallons
diagnosis She nrrdn'l worry,
hut m e d i c a l a i l r n t l o n I* (AVMsI arr relatively nxnmrm
ILtsli ally. Ingti pressure arirrlal
appropriate
D E A R D R - O O T T i W h a l tdrsst llows too lorcrfully into a
vein With lime, lire weak ve
happen* when a person Is
nous wall will Irak or rupture
strangled or hung’
because of the pressure II tin*
D EA R R EA D ER : In theory,
muKormatluti cun be desltoyed,
strangulation und hanging are
sparing ihr surrounding normal
iso ulsllncl entitles Sirangula
tissue, lire tileedlng will slop
lion I* sulloralkin caused by
prrssurr on the windpipe lhal
Therefore lo history, proton
p r e v e n t * a p i t son f r o m twain therapy cotild help your
nrralblng At the risk of making husband
a moraine dlxtlnrtkm. I have
Al present, proton t r j m I her
rrad that hanging — when
upy I* availaltle in only two of
performed proprrly — instant*
ih« nation's ntrdieal <enters Ihr
iirm rs ly breaks I h r n e c k
University of (.’allfornta (San
Therefore, asphyxiation Is nnl
Franetscol and Harvard Unlvrr
the cause of death A hangman *
sliy lltosionl
knot Is specifically designed to
exert sudden maximal pressure
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IN T N I C I6 C U IT COOBT
OF T N I I I O N T I I N T H
j u o k i a i c ia c u ir
I I M I N O t l C O UN TV .
F 1 0 6 I0 A
C IV IL AC TIO N NO
m m e CA at p
t h ic o n n c c t ic u t
N A TIO N A L BANK
Biemi.tr
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PAUL NOVAK ei*. .
N O T IC IO F A C TIO N
Te B A U l NOVAK,
man net tneaan le I
eBve a n d a h n t i e t o c
V lt e c t. G I 4 N I IM .
A S t lO N C f t . L tC N O e t
c e i o iT o m le u t T ie t . o n
O T H F N C L A IM A N T S I V .
th r o u g h , u n d e * or
AG AIN ST B A U l NOVAK
H e v d rm t UNKNOWN
VOU A R F H I R I I V
N O T I F I ID the! an a c t«n I*
•aratleve a mo**gega an the
telle*mg drtented property m
Sem.noie County. Flo*>4e to
•it
Unit l«6t. ot U L TR A V IS TA . A
C O N D O M IN IU M BMASC I.
accord mg H it* Declaration ot
Condominium ot recorded Ml
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Beg* I IN end ai modilied Mr
•hat l er lam F wtl Amendmenl M
Doc Iaralien at Condominium ot
recorded mi Off Kiel Rocordt
Boot lift. Bog* ISU ot tho
Public Rocordt #1 Sam.net*
County. Florida, and Seine
further d r v rb o d m the Blat
Ihervot at recorded Mi Blat Boo*
la P a e o it l.U . Aland t t and at
amended in Blat Boa* M Pag*
ft. ot tno PubtK Record* at
Som inolo County. F lo rid a ,
•ogother *ith an und.tided in
•orott Mi and *0 in* common
*od common oaponvot
appurtononl thoroto In a<
Cordoned »lth the Doc leroHon ot
Condom Mdidn
hot t»**n I .led ofomti you and
you oao required to «*rve 0 copy
ot your *ritten drtonyot it ony.
upon Grace Ann* GlavMi. C t
Quire, lart W Mon* B'vd
Suita B Poll Office Boa l Iff.
Wmt*< Part Florid* U N O I IFF.
on or baler* Hi* I I day o*
December
ata and III* the
original aim Ih* C ttft ol the
C ircu it Court either bolor*
terric* upon Ih* Plemtltt • At
toanoy or immodiaioly there*I
tor. otheraivo. * Ootautt •111 bo
entered egamtl you lor Iha
■Not dim ended Ml the Com
ptaMit or Petition
W ITNESS my hand and leal
#t m il Court on HU* Hi* 4 day ot
L a -_ ___ a.__ a ^ u
IIVIVHKWFr
C LC R K O FTH E
C IR C U IT C O U R T
D A V ID N B E R R IE N
By Kelly McClain
Deputy Clerk
(C O U R T SE A L)
Publish November (. II. n . ft.
ItM
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Screened Boom*
TSS Antoenng Serve#
TSS Apphancet
7Sf Automotive
7SA Bi nd* A Drape*
TVS B*.a*d ng A Grooming
TOO Bond* A Be<*
7Bt Booaiaopmg
TAT But-nett (o*ipm*ni
Bu-idtng Contractor*
TS t Cabwtelry
70S Carpentry
TAB CepetFloo* Covenng*
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7t* Cleen.ng Service
2BB Concrete
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TBS 10CA A lO C ttm i"
TSS Masonry
i f f Mopu* Home S enna
T IB Moving A Sio'age
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Screen A 0 att Wo*t
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Security
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172 W.ndoet
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iv 1 HI C IR C U IT COURT
OF T N I I I O N T I I N T H
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
IN A N O F O R
S I M I N O I I CO UN TV .
I T A T I OF FLO R ID A
Cat* Mo M W I C A d t l
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BANC PLUS MOB T G A O t
CO RPO RATIO N
Plemntt
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ot Ul . ot ol
IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT
OF TH E S I M I N O I I
JU O IC IA L C IR C UIT
IN A N O F O R
S I M I N O I I CO UNTV.
FLO R ID A
C A S IN O M D l l CA at L
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F M M O R TG A G E SERVICES.
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corporation
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N O T I C IO F A C TIO N
F l o r id a
TO R O L A N O C O R B .U s .
a corporation
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place ot butmovt tv tmenewn
VOU ARE N O T I F I I D that an
action l* torociote a mortgage
an the letleatng property m
Semmoiy Florid*
L O T 116. G O V E R N O R S
POINT PHASE I. ACCORDING
TO TH E F L A T TH E R E O F AS
R IC O R O E O IN B L A T BOOK
J> AT PAGES >4 TH R O U G H J*
INCLUSIVE OF TH E PUBLIC
R f C O R O S O F S E M IN O L E
C O U N TY . FLO R ID A
hay bean |u#d egainyt y*u
D A N IIL 0 R IV E R H l.r.ng
and if married MRS D A N IE L
0 BE V I A hit •!•*. II living,
including any unknenn ipeuie
ot tatd OeNndantt it aithor hat
remarried and It either or both
*• raid Ootandantt ara d*
ceaaed their raipectlr* un
kneen heirk dvriteet grant***
ata.gnee* creditor*. Honor* and
NvtN et. and all other perron!
claiming by. through under or
egamtl Ih* named Ootondanly
and SKVTRONICS E L E C TR IC
AL. INC a corporation d t I
Tropical Mutic Carporalwn and
G O V ER N O R S P O IN T
TOW NHOMES HOM EOW NERS
ASS N INC and you or* r*
quMod ko tor** * copy ot your
•fltttndotoniet it any. N ito n
JO S E P H M P A N IE L IO .
ESQ UIRE. PlemtiW't attorney
• hot* o d d r o it It
>61 N
Franklin Street. Suit* |f>6.
Tamp*. Florida 11*61 an er
batara the n th day at D*
camber ItM and III# the orlgl
nal •ith Ih* Clerk dt thtt Court
either batara terrier an Blam
tin t attorney or immediately
thereafter other me* a datauH
•tit b* enter ad egamtl y*u tor
1 ho relief demanded in thg
Complaml and Nolle* at Adding
Dating ant and Amendmenl t o
Comp**Mil
O A TE D an thit am day *«
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O A V ID N B E R R IE N
C LER K O FTH E
C IR C U IT C O UR T
BY Kelly McClain
Deputy Clerk
Publith November I. It n . It.
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C O FIN COM M ERCE 4
FIN A N C E CORB otot
BlOmtitt*
s ia t io f
SENCORP INC .o ta t.
N O TIC E OF U L I
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y O IVE N
pur want to a F Wi*i Judgment ot
Faroetoaure entered an October
If. I t t t in Clelt Cat* No
t i I t l f C A at l iContoiidaled
• im M » M C A C* L I *• m*
CMcult Court at Hi* lightoonth
Jud icial C ircuit in *ng far
Semin#I* County Florida mat
on the Jtm day at Ncrember
ItM at II a m *l the nett Iron!
door *4 the Som .not* County
Courthaw* Santord Fiarid*
the imdertignad clerk •III ortor
teal property
le t M. So*oto**oe Spring*
B U D . according ig ih* plat
th*ro*t at roc or dad m Plat Boot
14. Bag* U m the public record*
Ot Somlnoto County. Florid*
log* Ihe i •tin all ttructurtt
imprargmantv. In lure* agpll
ancat end appurtanancat an
taid land or utad in coniunctwn
there*.fh
O A T E D th lt Ifth day at
October, ItM
D o n d N Berrion
Clark ot th# Clrcu;t Court
By Jon* E J*te*K
Deputy Clerk
Bwbtikh November 111 U iota
O E K Ilf
N O T IC IO F
F IC T IT IO U S NAME
None# It hereby given mat I
am angagod in butm att at
Santord Flea World H ey I f f } .
Sdrtilnoto County. Florida under
m* F k ilt lout Nam* *4 FIR02
IM POR TS, and mat I Mitond to
rtglttor raid name wtm ha Clark
at Iha Circuit Caurl. Saminato
County. F tor Ida Ml ac cardance
with Ih* B rd v ltia n t *1 lho
FktllWwt Nam* Slatwtot. T*
Wil Section goto* Florida SMI
utot ItSf
/t'N k k Flrai
Publtth November IL » . ft 4
December 4. ttM
O F K IM
L t g il Noticaa
N O T I C I O F S H E R IFF S S A lt
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN
mat by rtrfua at mat cartoin
Writ at laacwttan Hkwod out at
and under m* **at af m# CMcmt
C a u r l a l O ra n g e C o u n ty .
Florid* upon a fmal ludvemenl
u ndered Mi Iha a toreve <d court
an mo fim day af AuguU A 0
itg* m mat coriam cate on
titled. Borg Warnor L eel mg *
diritton of Barg Warner Ac cep
lane# Corporation Bio.nf.tt rt
John Weilec* Scho*tt*tt*nt #t
at Ootenaont 4 Third Forty
Piam t.lt «g OuTtorg Ineotl
n u r.il lac . g r ip carp . Third
P a rty O e ta n d to t * M c h
a t o r t u d Writ al Eeacutqn net
deiivored to i n at Sner tt af
Saminato Caunty Florid* and I
hay* toned upon the totleemg
dtic'>b*4 property owned by
Omtord lne*»tm*nt» Inc le d
O 'a p e rly be in g locatod in
Sam India Cdimly F tor da mar*
p a r t i c u la r ly d a ic n b a d at
ton***
ail right t.ti* and .nt*r#vt *t the
Third Party Be tendant Durtord
InrOttmont Inc m th# I*.to* ng
devet bed ro*i property
PARCEL A
Commencing ot Ih# Sou«h«*e»
corner *1 that part at Ih* sw «
at th# n I '* a* mi# Norm >i *r
Mia NW le #4 Iha SE '* *4 Sec<*i
ft TenniTup if South Ronge M
t act Saminato Coieity Ftord*
iymg E a ti at Oregon Aroma
Sav*h of SMto Read d
r N rt m
41 II No'
**ng the f a i t Right ot W#y In*
at C -ig y n A r m * to a N . V
•henco i d N I F I I C M M •**•
to a p*mt thane* run along *•
faat Right at W*y im* ot O '
*g*n Arerue otong * cure*
egneae* to m* Right having *
rodnrt gf Iia> ff tom an arc at
H I f> toot and a control angu
of td*M M and a chord H u n g
*4 n t r i p >a f
ta * p*mt
thence run S M f l *1 f
It to
Net to a p**n< there# i / N
I t -M W f M P i tom to i pomt
thence rim N d d -M M W I I M
toot to a p*m! them# rim
N IO ’ M t l E
M M Ndt to d
pamt ihence m N kktof 01 W
M M tom to me POINT OF
• f G IN N IN G tor tract okout to
bo deoerdod m*nc* r m **ng
th* foot Right m w * r <m* *1
Oogon A .onuo along a cure*
i oncer* to m* right her mg *
radnra of I M l W tom on arc M
I l f M tom * toner# ang.* of
l l - i r i t - - ta a M a n n a l
Tanggncy
th a n e * l y t
N M * i7 * r E
IM 14 tom to a
Pomt thonc* rim S e**4P|l f
I l f 4f fo o l to a paiot at
lurrah ee thence
along o
c m ro concaro to M* * n heVmg
a tad im #4 M M tom an arc a*
14 04 t*m and a ion tie ang* #4
i r i r i r t# # p*mr •*• ra a p n
ia .d c u re #
th a n e * ru n
S l i f t at E
n o te t*m to a
P»mt manco run S W lf t o W
I U M tom to * po-nt w oncorm
S |f*4f M 'TN
O d M tom to *
pomt thanco i m N r r u U W
IM M tom to * pamt thanco rim
N 40*62 at W M M Nm to th#
Pomt *t bog mnmg Cgntammg
1 AM Ac rOk
PARCEL •
f e m e * * ig at the Saitheeer
earner *r mm part at m# SW N
at Mm N f Ve and m* Nor*, ty at
«h* NW le at Ih* Sf le Of Sedan
>* Tenne/U# It Samtl Rang* K
feet Se m im n Cecmty ftord*
Iring fact a* Oregon Armh*
and South *• SM N Road u
thane* run N I P t l W i l l ] tool
e a r* ih* fa r t Right of Wey in*
*t Orogon Avenue
N am ti f
N M
tun N m lh**tt*'ty adng th*
(•*• k ..h l ,• Wa, un* at (V
egm Aeonjc end along o curve
cencoro to m# Right haring *
rodnrt #4 l l t f ft tom an arc
Mktance *4 I U f l tom t control
angle g« | I« M M . end d chord
homing ol N i g - S T f r i . I* *
P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G
thence continue NortheeiNriy
o>*ng ra d R .g h t* tW * r and
had curve a* f l tom through a
central angle ot tf*4t at
thence run S M f l M E HOD
tom thence rim N ltd * I* f
I I 66 t o o l , t k y n t y r u n
N ***•)•( W . I I M toet lh*nc#
run N f a - M t l f
M » tool
•hence rim S F P U 04 E IM H
toot thence run N I7-4M* E
I l f f l foot. Ihonc* run
N > t * lf ‘ l 4 " E . U S M foot.
th*nc# run N 6 .- f f 01 W . 1)4 14
to*t to a p*mi an * Curve
concave Nmthooitorly having a
red*el m *0 OC toot and 0 l*ngent
bearing #• N a i - l l lt W at
taid p*lnt
than e# run
toarfhyrettoety along Ih# arc at
te d cure* 14 0* l**t through o
c*nM*i angle *4 If-fS f r to Mi*
Fo.ni of Tongoncy thonc# run
N ***4> II W U f 41 Not to 0
p a i n t gn t a i d E a t t a r l y
Right dt Way lino at Oregon
Aeanua
tha n e * run
N a f - l l Of E
along taid
E a iM rly Right #1 Way Im*
a f 61 t e a t , t h a n e * r u n
S i f l f it I M l If Net then,,
rim S t l - f f O ) E
1*1 M •**'
ihence run S W i n # W IN 1*
N*i ’hence rim S (H e r to W .
461 14 t e a t , t h a n e # r u n
N r r u Or W H I *f Net N Ih*
Fo.nl *4 Beginning Sad parcel
conte nt ) 00 acr*t. more or
•art
and m* undersigned at Shmitt
at Sem.no'* County, tier da
•111 at II 00 A M on the 10th
day at No.ember A 0 ItM
Otter tor M N and tall to th*
highott b d dm tor cath m hand
kub.ecl to any and all aiitlmg
Ritlk. at Ih* Front iWotll Dorn
*1 the itype m th* SemmoN
County COur thou i* in Santord
Florida th* abort detected
Ro*< property
That M d M N it be.ng made
•O Ml.tty m* term| ot M d Writ
ot Elocution
John E Foil. Shmitt
SemmoN County Fiord*
FubHthad November I IL jj
H • iih th* m N an November
» ItM
O EK t ;
N O TIC E OF
F IC T IT IO U S NAME
None* it hereby given HueI i
am rngoged In butlnott al t i l
P alntatlia O rlu * . Chuluala.
Ftord* Ufa*. Stminoto County.
F lor Ida under Ih* F icllld u t
Norn* *1 A S TR O G E N IE , end
Hial I Mitond to rogittor M d
name •im th* Ctork *1 th*
ClrewH Caurl. Saminato County.
Florida mi accordance aim m*
F ra v itla n i #1 th* Flcllltout
Nam* Statutes. To WM Sedan
441 Of Ftord* Slatutot tfif
>% Jo* Atoo Ralhbwn
Publish OdofNr ft November
I . I A IS ItM
OF J TN
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IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T
IN A N O F O R
S EM INO LE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A
CASE NO . M 4 tl* CA*4 l
IN RE T N E M A R R IA O E O F
C O U N T REECE
Ftt.tionm
A D R IE N N E R E E C E
N O T IC IO F SUIT
TO AO R IE N N E R E E C E
VOU ARE H E R E B Y
n o t i t i E 0 mat an a e i«n tor
aitemutNn ot marr lag* has been
Mod age.nsl you *«a yvu *'•
raqwrrod to ter re a copy 1 you*
•niton detensos >• any to it an
JO H N A BALDW IN 1 B a d * "
A Baum MM S H igh*#, l i t !
Fern F a n Ftord* K I N and
I .n th* original anth Ih* C N*l at
Ih* oboeortrHd court m me
Lem noN C*unty Ceurlhovu*
Santord Ftonds an or botor*
Doe *»h Iff# #»h#* yv. re a
tudgm ont may b* ontorod
eg* n#i yOu tor mo rolwf d*
T H I S N O T I C E ehal l be
pubt.thod one* oath ***** to*
tour (al cantaeufiyo ***•> Mi
ih* Santord Her a d Santord
f IfflS i
WI TNESS rny hand and I**.
ol M d Caurl on Hut am d*y M
No.amber ItM
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C L E R K O F TMf
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IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT
OF T N I I I O N T I I N T H
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IN A N O F O R
t l M I N O i l C O U N TY
F IO R IO A
C A S IN O M M FCAa* L
C l T v r i D I R A L SAVINGS
R A N K . aitoct toderalMrmgs
Fle.nl M
et
L A K I l o t u s ASSOC I a t i s
L T D . * Toyosiimitod
partnorship by Suing ARP
LA K C LO TU S INC aToeas
i or parol an. at iN gene* *i
pmtnors ARON B K A T f
P H Y L L IS K A T f ADM IRAL
INSURANCE C O M PAN Y.#
Oma*ar*car*armian and
N E TW O R K M U LTI F A M IL Y
S E C U R IY Y C O R P O R A TIO N a
I lord* corporation
Defendants
C L E R K S N O T IC IO F U L I
N O T IC I IS M I R I R V G IV E N
mm Puewenl k* mo Summary
Fmai Judgment of Forooatm*
cause m m* Clrcinl Court of m*
E l y t o e n m Judeiof CMeuff m
ang far Som m oi* Count y
Fto rd e I m u soft sf public
auction to m* hqhoil adder tor
cath a* the Wet* tram poor s•
mo Com mouse Mi th* City *4
S antord Stm inol* Caunty
Florida m me hour at II **
a m ah January L .tat mpi
cortom party. *f'p»«po*ty de
H r bed *4 to**#•#
LAKE LOTUS
fXHIBlT A
LE G A L D ES CRIP TION
Thai portion ol the nmmoeti
and the sou'heoel •* of
Section ft. lo m t k * II soum
rnng* » *ef» City *1 AHomonto
Spr i ngs Sominolo Cpunty
Fto rd * dtscrbadastoldes
Commencing at mo Mum le
earner m rn *um J l men *
norm # !• » I I « * ll along Ih*
••si Im* *1 th* Muthoott to of
sad Sec ten j i a dictance sf
ItM 46 tom to me kerne m car
n*r af Ih# n*r th e n I v# *| u d
Secfian I f . Ihence continue
norm g i-t t I V **tl otong me
•et* im# of m* narmeatt i* af
M d Sec I ton |i * a.|fanc* of
M R toet to m * P O IN T OF
B E G IN N IN G menc* continue
norm f l - n i t **tt along M d
••tl Im* tar 114 M toel to Pto
norm Im* *1 Ih* south It chains
#4 mo south na il le rn the M d
nm m oast to of Sect ton n ,
•h*nc* north M - f t I f
eat'
along M d norm Im* a diltTH*
Of 411 ft foot lh*n<* south
4 f-> S lt
reef a d Hence of
M I I tom to a pamt an a (Mcwfar
Cure* cone Or* sofhoattorty and
having a radius sf tto I tool and
a tangent boaring *1 north
16*61*11*’ g g t t i f h o n c *
norfheottorly etong m* arc of
M d curve a ia l toel through a
central angle af 14-14 M to m*
i toreve d norm Im* ol the south
If chamt ol M d touth**ti to af
th# northeast to Ihonc* norm
M -d t ) r oast along M d norm
lino a distance of 111 M torn
Ihonc* norm 41*40 La oat' a
d'Sipnc* al i ; M toot to a pamf
of cureofur* » .m o circular
curs* concave southn*|l*rly
h arin g a radius f l M feel
•hence ere tor i, along th# *rc of
M d curr* 40 I) •**• through a
f*nfr#l angle of t l - t o l l to a
p*.nl Ol compound Curvature
• im a circular Curv* cancer*
south»esto*hosm g a radius of
I tot aa toel M d cu>r* bo.ng Hi*
n*1to*Iy right of • « , Im* *1
Slaf* Reed No 414. 'hence
southerly along th* arc af M d
cure* ond •*!»**Iy right of nor
Im* l i t 11 tool through * control
ongto *4 ig-ft N " : thonc* south
t i-g i 41 west a distance of
I f f c i fool fa o p o in t of
CwrrOtur* of * Circular curr#
cone Or* southerly and haring a
radius of >1106 toot fhonc*
southeasterly along Hi* arc of
M d Curr* 11164 feel through a
central ongto of 1**46 41' to a
pomt ot Iengine y ihence south
61*411* eest a distance of
171 66 tool
thonc* south
66*17 61' (s*Sl. 0 dltfonc* Of
1(6 66 (O f t ; Ihonc* south
11*04 ff
**sf * distance ot
>17 41 foal
Ihence south
6*-o» Jl
• « !' a distance of
176 44 fool •• Ih* Point of
Beg nn ng
AND
Th* tatf 761 60 toet ot m#
southeast ■# of Ih* northeast to
of lection n Tomssh.p >1 south
R a n g * f t E e s t. I t m ln a lo
County. Florida. Lass
Th*
lOuin I d 00 toel thereof
Vd day of Nov
. 1*
O A V IO N B E R R IE N
C L E R K O F C IR C U IT C O U R T
By. Jon* E Jasmsic
Deputy Ctork
Publish November • 11 Ito*
O E K 61
0
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Legal Notices
Legal Notices
N O TIC E OP
F IC T IT IO U S N A M E
Not*# i* hereby given me* I
am engaged m business at rm
Lake Drive Santord le m mai*
Cgunty. F la n d a under in#
F k M d u s Nam* *4 LASTI NG
I MP R E S S I O N S C A T E R I N G
and that I mtond to register se-d
nam* aim the Ctms ol the
Circuit Caurl Sam mole Caunty
Florida m accordance m m me
P ts e iiia n i al tha Pktitiaw*
Nam* Statutes Ta Wtf Sec' on
•al 6* Ftord* Statutes l*S7
TV Alan Monkesdeoca
Publish N gygqWft 4 I L 71 4
rt it*4
O EK *4
N O TIC E OF
F IC T IT IO U S NAM E
Notice la hereby given mat I
am yngagad Mi business al P O
B#S 1*11. Sanford Saminato
Ctutify. F l a n d a wndar Ih*
F.et t-out Name *4 Montgomery
Ma i Ordar Sar.K*. ahd mal I
mkend to regular sad nam*
with th* Ctork *1 the Circuit
Court Semmoto County Florida
mi accordance with Ih* Pro
ntton* *4 the FtcM wut Nam*
Slatutot T# WH Section 6*16*
Florida Slalutot IWf
t Barbara* Montgomery
PuSitth Huvemper a. is |J. Jt
1*4
O EK fa
Legal Notices
NO TIC E
Th* St Johns Rlei
Wator
Oisfrkf
it r*
calved an app. ca'dn tor AAan
agament and 1tor age *4 lurfac#
Waters from
Cl a y t o n w illia m s a n d
SHE R WOOO A T T N JOSEPH
SH E R W O O O
IIS P A L M
v a l l e y DRI VE O VIED O f l
I f 7 a s . a p p i l c a t ■a n
r* 117 M17AMJ an I# i| M Tna
protect i* located m Semmoto
Count,
Sact l anl sl 14 IS
Teer.sn.plII fl South Range 11
Fast The pggttratqn n tor a
1SJ M acre M O B ILE HOWE
R E S I D E N T I A L C O M M U N ITY
to ba known *« PALM VALLE V
Th* race.ring ■**#* bodyltoSI is
L IT T L E ECONLOCKHAT
C m EE r i v e r
J L MASON GROUP A T T N
JA M E S COOPER
1161 S
S E M O R A N RL V O S UI T E C
O R LAN D O F l m o t epp.-c*
i tan ea 117 ODjsAMe an I* 10 M
Th # pr#|#cf is l acaiad in
Sammaia County Sachanltt 14
Tpm ishipll) I I Soum Rang* II
Cast The application Is tor a
4J1I6 acre P l A N N E O U N IT
D E V E L O P M E N T 10 a* knoon
at H U N T E R S LANDING Th*
racairma •*'#> body l et I I*
L ITTL E ECONLOCKHAT
CHE I RI VER
A7BON D EVELO PER S
a t t n Da ve Richmond igt
W YMORE R0 A 0 ALTA
M O N T E JPG1
FL I t T l i
appl'Catdn •4II7 6I76JLM *n
*b 17 a* The lee eci is tocatod
tn Sam mat* Cov-*, lections 1 1
>1 Teenstupin II Seu*h Range
J* lo ti The aagttcatien 1 tor a
*• 116 acre SINGLE F A MI L Y
L O T t to be knee*. IS LAKE
L O T US VI LLAS Tne teen,m g
• a*ot b a d y l l a i l is L A K E
LO TU S
SEM IN O LE CO UNTV PORT
A U T H O R I T Y P O ROM <67*
SANFORO F l U77I **gtK*
•tan #4 II761ISAGC an IB M 6*
Th a a - a i a c i la l acaiad m
Semina la Cavmty Section |si 14
To ^ish tgftl l* Soum tang* X
Cost Tne aopttcehon it tor •
14 I I I l e f t R I T E N
TlO N D E T E N T I O N F A C I L I T Y
•a ba kna*n as P O R T OF
SANFO R O E IP A N S tO N Tha
receiving •etov bodylesl it ST
JO H N S R IV C R
Tho Gevernutg beord t l me
OtsNkT m n loo* action to grant
apafK*«t*nltl no
>6 Oort tram me
goto of rn.% ne*Ki Shoud you be
interested m on, Ol the t.stod
opgttcattons e*u shtvd contact
m# Sf Jenns R.ver Wetot Men
ogemsnt OtotoKf of P 0 Bos
l i f t Paiats* Ftord* UBT*
in or .n person *1 .ty attic* On
S f a t t H t g h e o y I t g Wo l f
PoUtso Ftord* kb* T N t » l
W r l M o n ob i e ct t o n •* I h*
aggfKOtian may be made but
ihoud be received no laker man
la days t r am Ih* 6 * 1* *•
publication Written ebiecfwns
theud donkify mo abioctot be
nem* and adpreis and fully
deserb* m* ob.eeton to ih*
OpptKdlton Filing o ret liken
M iochen does nm enltfto you to
a thep»er i m Ftord* Stotvtos
Admmtstr alive Hear Ing O t o
me** pe> sent •hose sube'antiai
1
r.tor e l tl are attec ted by the
epptxa'ton and who fit* a poti
• ton meetmg th# requirements
s* Section R I R i F A C . m o,
obtom an Administrative Hear
•ng AH timely tiled mitten
abiecttons m il be presented to
me B or'd tor its consderelim
in its dd iib e rd tisn an me
eppncet<an
I* m# Rae'd
far ng ac tmn on me appiicatton
Denn.se T Kemp Director
O.vtsionm Records
St Jcdmt River Wator
Management Otkkrtcl
Pubfiih Noe IL 11*6
OEM IM
L E G A L A D V E R TIS E M E N T
■ 10 tM 6* I*. 17. II
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN
met m* City a* Santord F tor da
•til receiee seated b d t up to
I ■ p m an Friday. December
t. Its* tor the tattooing items
U T IL I T Y TR E N CH BOK
O A S D E TE C TO R
W I L L POINT SYSTEM
Th# s e a l'd bids • ill be
puftHciy opened lator that same
day af > 06 p m mi the City
Commission Chambers Room
Ilf. Sanford City Holt
Spoctficafidns and the proper
b d farms or* ovoiiabto. *1 no
cost Ml m* Purchasing Office
MO N Pars Avenue Sanford
Florida )4d7t I lf Ita t.o .t H i
Th* City of Sentotd 'm e tvet
the right to accept or m eet any
or all bds. aim or atthouf
cause, to •*'#• k*chn.cotif«s or
to accept m* b d ah.ch in its
lodgement best serves Hi# inter
•Slot th* City
C IT Y OF SANFORO
Walter Shear in
Purchasing Agent
Publish November It In*
OE K — t i l
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT.
S EM IN O LE CO UN TY
FLO R ID A
C A S IN O
*7 1117
LOUSER IN DU STRIES INC
PtaestiN
IS
P R O V ID E N T LEASING CORP
•t al
Oetendontt
N O T IC IO F ACTIO N
TO P R O V IO E N T A C C E P
TA N C E CORPORATION
VOU ARE N O TIF IE O that an
action to dec tec* ten null and
r o d on the tot tea mg property in
Semmoto County Florida
Am *,* Utility Trail*' Motor
Vohtcl* C eit.I.cety ol Title
14411716*
has has been tiled egemst you
#«d you ore required to serve a
copy of your •ntton defenses if
a n , ta If on Jed Berman,
p la in tiff i allarnay, •**%*
address If P 0 O 'an er X
Win tor Park. Fiord* 117*0. on
or before th* If day ol D »
cember tad* end file me origt
nal *tth th* Ctork of the Clrcutf
Court either before kernel upon
Hi# Plaintiff % Attorney or tm
m e d ia te ly l l i i r i a l l t f
atherntia. a dalauit •!•( ba
entered agamit ,ou lo» the
rtdal demanded tr the Cam
plSlnl
D A TE Don November 4. IN*
OavldN Berrien
A l Clerk ot the Court
By Kelly McClain
Deputy Clerk
Pubi.ih November 6. I I n 1*.
IN*
O FK ”
IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T
OF T N I l*TN
JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT
IN A N O F O R
S EM INO LE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A
C A S IN O 66 1*:* CA #• P
ANCHOB M O R TG AG E
S ERVICES INC
Plaintiff
r%
0 A V I0 E H AM M OCK. E T AL
Defendants
N O T I C IO F
FO R ECLO SUR E SALE
NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
pursuant to a Summary Fmal
judgment ot Fsroctokure dated
N et* it|* t| I N I end enterod os
Ce** Ho M 76Jd CA oo p of me
C irc u it Court at fh# l| T H
Judicial C ircuit In and far
Samioato C aunty. F la n d a
•heram ANCHOR M O R TG A G E
SERVICES INC Plauif.H end
OAVIO E HAM MOCK E T AL
art defendants I p ill mu to me
highest bidder tor cash *1 the
Well front Dear *4 the Semmoto
County Covrfhout*. Sanford
Florid* af ll 66a ctsck A M an
me *m day of December tea*
at set term m sad Summary
Fmal judgment t o e "
le t M SOUTH P I N I C R E S T
F O U R T H A D O ITIO N accord
mg la Ih# P lat thereof at
'•corded MI Plat Boo* ff. Pages
if and 41 *• me Pubfk Records
•« lemmas*County Florida
Together e h all I true He *c
end impraeomanf* nom and
haraaftor an s a d land and
heftrtot artachsd thereto onJ
*n ranks issues proceeds And
prorits accruing and to accrue
trqm sod promise* all sf •tick
art included •cthm the forego
i* g d e s c r i p t i o n a n d Ih*
habendum thereof else ail get
ttoam e u c itc . ■atov and other
haa'ucg toaausg. rate, gar at esg
d«lting pi urn#1*
rig ventilating
4
levigating and peter systems
machme* appliance* future*
and appurtenance* ■btch er*
npe or may her eerier parkatn to
er be weed * 1111. us. er an sad
eremite*, even though they may
be del ached or dttechabto
O A T E D mt* Vd da, sf N#v
O A V I O N BERRI EN. Ct or k
CVeurt Cam 1
By JanaE Ja*a*t<
PtnuTr f i t n
Pubi.tn November i. II. iy*a
OEK 61
NO TIC E
The si John* River Watov
Manegement O 'S in d has re
c ai r ed a " app l l c af i an lot
l lev m a t tor uom
JAM ES L H I C K M A N P O
BOK MB . L AKE M O N R O E . FL
11747
PppllCAllRR
141 II7A41SAN an IB M -ig The
application is tor * i t o r m p i '
trstom to serve 11000 acre* to
be knoen as I a I NDU S T RI A L
PARK SECTIO N V Mi Semmoto
County located m Section JO n
ItMsnthip I* South Range M
C el t Tho r ecei vi ng •*!*>
i n i . i t ikST J O H N S R I V E R
SEM INOLE CO UN TY .
A T T N ROBIN L I L L I B R I O C E .
I I SI E 1ST S T R E E T SANFO R O
F L 11 7 1 1 . a p p l i c a t i o n
IC> II7 0414ANC on ig/ff/M
T h * a p p l i c a t i o n la l o r a
ttormnater ty*tom la *#cv*
] *M octet 1* be known at
SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y J U V E
NI LE J UST I CE C E N T E R Mi
le m meto C o u n t , locatod mi Sac
Han 14. To«nshi p jg South
Range M East
WALTER E
JUOOE.
TRUSTEE
407 W E K I V A
S P R IN G ) ROAD LONGW OOO
F L 1 > 7 7a . a p p l i c a t i o n
>11 117 OkieAN an 18 17,6* Th*
kpplicklton la tor * ktorm»e|*r
lyktorn to rev V* I *60 * ('* » to be
known Ok LONGW OOD LAKE S
MOVIE T H E A T E R m Seminole
County locatod in Section os.
Townrhip >1 Soum. Rang* X
(a s 1
R O B E RT E M C K E E . 1401
AI RPORT B L V O . SANFORO
F L 11711. a p p l l c a f i a n
141 II704HAN on l|/f *4 Th*
kpplicklqn I* tor a ttormnatof
Iy l (em to kerve If 160 aero* to
be kno*n at W H IP PO O R W ILL
m Semmoto County tocatod m
Section *f. Township JO South
Rang* 11 Eotl
Action •ill bo token on the
aboso lut ed appl i cati on) *!
• Itkm M day* Of tece.pl of m*
application Should you be inter
acted in any of fh* lu ia d
rppi-cations you Ihoud contact
m# SI Johnt River Wafer Men
agament Olkfrtct al P O Bos
14ft Palana Florida n o n
Uf* or In person al lit elite* on
Slat* H i g h w a y 160 W a i t .
Paiaika Florida * 6 4 l f * U f l
W r i t t e n ob | oc f l on to I h t
application may be mad*, but
ihoud be received no lator than
14 d a y l from th* data ot
publication Written obiocftons
should dentil, th# Ob 1*Cor by
r a t e and address *nc< fully
describe tn* ob|*ctdn to Ih*
appllcafian Filing a •rltton
obtact un does not onltfto you to
4 Chaplet 1J6 Florida Statutes
Administrative Hearing Only
those pet sons •note tubtipnltal
interests art * Heeled by Ih*
application and who fito a pail
ton meeting th* requirements
ol Section ft I M l. F A C . may
obtain an Administrative Hear
mg All llrnaly Iliad wvltken
ebiecliont will be presented to
Hie Beard tor lit consideration
In lla dal l bar al l an an fh*
application prior H th* Board
raking action an m* application
Dennis* T Kemp O'roc tor
Division ol Rocordt
SI Johns River Water
Manegemen I District
PubHth Nov IS. ltd*
C EK 1*9
IN TN E C I R C U I T C O U B T
OF TN E E I O H T E E N T H
J U OI C I A L CI RCUI T
S E M IN O LE C O U N TY .
FL O R ID A
CI VI L A C TIO N NO t
6* SMI CA** L
C I B R A L T E R SAVINGS
PlaMMt
rt
DAVI D W E S L E Y
D IE R O O R FF akai
Detondanti
N O T I C I O F AC TIO N
T*
D A V IO WE S L E Y
DIE R O OR FF and J AOE VE AN
OIEROORFF
hit nlto. ttof
known to be dead or afire ANO
ALL H E I R S
DEVISEES.
GRANTEES
ASSIGNEES.
LIENORS. CREDI TORS.
1 R U S T E E S . OR O T H E R
C LAI MANT S b y . t h r o u g h .
UNDE B OR A GA I NS T OAVI O
W E S L E v O I E R O O R F F and
JADE V E A N D IE R O OR FF
Revdence U N KNO W N
VOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O T I F I E D fhal an action to
toroctoo* a mortgage on th*
Saminato Count, Ftortdo to
•it
Lo« i Block
D
I NDI AN
HILLS U N I T T H R E E accord
uig to * 1* pial mortal a* re
corded m Pial Boas 14 page *4
*• fh* P u b l i c Racar d* of
Semmoto Cosaiky Florida
you or* required to eory* a copy
of your written detone** if any.
upon Grac* Ann* Gtoetn. Ea
dutr*. i*fa w
Mars* B ir d .
Suit# B Past Okfw# I n I Iff.
W ttor Park. Ftond* UTS# I Iff.
an or before ih* If day ef
December ltd*, and Hto m*
artgukal wtm the Ctork *4 Ih*
C lrcoil C a u rl allher baler*
te r.co upon tha Ptamfifft Al
tornet or immodiatofy there*I
to* emerwtee a Oofsufl « m be
ontorod against you tor th*
relief demanded mi me Cam
ptomf or Petition
W ITNESS my hand and tool
*1 this Court on mis the i day of
November 1666
C L E R K O F THE
C IR C U IT CO UR T
O A V LD N B E R R IE N
By Kelly AAcClam
Deputy Ctork
(C O UB T S E A L !
Pubfikh Novem ber | IS JJ J*.
net
OEKM
Th# Sf Johns River Wktor
Management District has re
(•'red an app.kalien tor AAan
agemont and Storage *4 Surface
Waters horn
JOHN M O S E l E R . flee L E E
RD S U I T E 161. W I N T E R
PARK. F L U ft*. eppirealtor
44B Ilf 6II6A. on I t 'f l 'i g Th*
protect It tocatod mi SomMioto
County. S o c l l o n t l s l ff.
Tcm sfiip itl >1 South Rang* fl
Eati Th* appiicatton la lor a
■alt** acre S IN G LE F A M IL Y
SUBDIVISION la b* knseen at
S T I L L WA T E R. PHASE III Th*
rscetvtng water bedyltosl la
LITTLE ECONLOCKHATCNEE R I V E R
Action •ill ba IsAan an m#
abas* lu te d a p p llc a lia n ltl
•"kill 16 days of rocotpf ol Hi*
eppitcallon Should you be mtof
•slad in any *• fh* lltfad
appiKOftons you should contact
the SI Johns Riser Wafer AAan
agemen! D tilncf af P O Baa
1416 P alau*. F tor ids JJ676
14ft. or Mi person of Iks office on
S la lo H ig h w a y 166 W a if .
Patofka. Florida a B w n t t n i
W r Ilia n a b l a d l a n la fh*
appllcafian may b* mad*, but
should be received no lator than
14 day* fro m tha d a l* sf
public aI ton Written obtocltona
should identity Ih* obfector by
nam* and address and fully
describe fh* abteclton to Hi*
appllcafian Filing a writ ton
abteclton does not #mm# you to
a Chapter if*. Florida Statutes
Admmltfralieo Hearing Only
mas* persons whoso substantial
MitorasU ara a Heeled by me
application and who Hto a pen
1•on meeting Ih* requ*remenli
ef Section j* s Jdt. F A C . may
obtom an AdmusistreHr* Hoar
Ing All Hmoly I tied •niton
obtecdont •ill bo presented to
the Booed tor its consideration
In Its d t llb o r a lld n an Ih*
appiicatton prior to m* Board
'*kmg act ion on the application
Datum* T Kemp Director
Division of Records
SI Johns Rlvor Wator
Men age men I District
Publtth No* IS. 16*6
OEK IH
DON’T
FORGET!
CoMOouHM
Whan buying of laBng
— rpmambar to turn to
clast-fed lor U N
money-saving rosutt'
3 2 2 -2 * 1 1
M n rs a ld
£»;
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S
3
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7 1 - lt e fr W lM t e g "
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n - M n 4 » W — teU
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a r * ................. ...... call b j Terr
Ini*, r* : pualtf I aw avail
l f « r « * M l AltorfleytU.aw
COMOO TO SNARE. Ota child
FuM ham
Raeutrad B I MM i*tar iP M
DOWNTOWN LANFORO * Al
IracthN Urge ran* Prirata
antranca. t » akaat parking
C n TO-aMF
karaaoniopm
FURNISHEO ROOM Uliimoa
Nkl Kitchen laciiitwt a<nl
ta i n*. M L aac BT MA4
LMEHAIT
SANTORO AREA
______ wraadyri______
Dt Central F WeIda RM. L P N .
I C u t TacK A B C la rk
UMTi 11 r*
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Atk Mr M.A.
m.
m«?4
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Nraan. Brakar
*ar a paraanal and
M saBdl
P M p p f P I B P U P f f f “'* 'W '
M M C T M • Par
c a n to r. Early C h ild c a re
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Soviet shuttle sails through debut
MOSCOW - The Soviet Union
successfully launched Ita first
spare shuttle on an unmanned,
two*orbit flight that ended In
apparent triumph today with a
bumpy landing back at the
launch site to open a new
chapter In the Soviet spare
program.
Called Duran. or snowstorm,
the 100-ton reusable Soviet
shuttle was hurled Into space by
a giant Energla rocket that
blasted at! at 6 a m Moscow
time today — 10 p m. E S T
Monday In the United States —
despite earlier ronrern nboul
had weather at the Ualkonur
Cosmodrome In Soviet Central
Asia.
After two orbits around the
net. the unmanned spaceship
ifed bark through the at
mosphere In a powerless, re
mote-controlled glide across
Europe before floating to a tri
umphant landing at 0 2 5 a m.
Moscow lime on a runway Just a
frw miles from Its empty launch
pad
" T h e reuseable spacecraft.
Duran, has just landed here."
the news agenry Tass said In a
dispatch from Dalkonur "D u r
ing lh* flight, which r as ..nrMeti
out a»i umali -ally. ih«- units and
systems of ttw- spacecraft
re
tested."
B
Hut no details about the ship's
rondltlon were provided and It
was not known how Its many
onboard systems performed
during the crucial lest
Videotape of the landing
showed Duran, shadowed by a
MIG fighter, swooping to a
slightly rough tourhdown on the
2 7-mlle long concrete landing
strip, hitting first on the left
main landing gear and then on
the right
As the ship rsr^d smoothly
down the runway. Its nose gear
g r a c e f u l l y d r o p p e d to a
l ct ure- perfect t ouchdown.
uran looked none the worse for
the wear other Ilian some minor
discoloration caused by the heat
of re-entry, familiar from Am eri
can shuttle flights.
"It was an Impressive, sensa
tional success." Soviet space
expert James Oberg told UP! In a
telephone Interview from Ills
home In Houston. “ It was the
riskiest and most expensive
S
space shot in history and the
results verify 'h d r glowing con
fidence and their new ambi
tions."
The Soviet shuttle project Is
thought to have cost some 910
billion and Oberg said a failure
"could have been fatal for the
program " The consequences of
success won't, lie said, "really
be assessed until Moscow better
defines Its Intentions "
"We've long portrayed them
us the plodding, slow-but-surc
tortoise In the space race,”
Soviet shuttle mirrors
NASA shuttle technology
CAPE CANAVERAL - Th e
Soviet Union's new space
shuttle Is "heavily depen
dent" on the designs and
technology developed by
NASA for the American shut
tle program, which allowed
the Russians to save lime and
money. U.S. spare officials
say.
V eteran U .S . astronaut
Ro b er t *‘ Hont*' G i b s o n .
chedjVd lo blast off aboard
Hie shuttle Atlantis oiound 3
*w. V a said Ik viewed the
Soviet orbtler as a rlpofl of the
American design
"It sure does look like they
copied oura." he said In an
Interview before a full-scale
practice countdown Monday
ai the Kennedy Space Center.
Added Rear Adm. Richard
Truly, chief of the U.8. shuttle
program: "It looks like ll'a
right off tour |drawing board."
In appearance, the Russian
spacecraft looks remarkably
similar to NASA's manned
arbiter*. Dut the Soviet shut
t le h a s n o h i g h - t e c h
hydrogen fueled main engines
or o r b i t a l m a n e u v e r i n g
system rocket pods like those
mounted on either side of the
toll fin of American shuttles
Instead, two maneuvering
engine rocket engines, used lo
slow the ship down for re
entry and to make major
changes In Its orbit, are visi
ble at the base of the Soviet
shuttle tn the position that
main engine* occupy on the
A».»ericcnortJt*er.
In another departure from
Ine American design. J.e S»>
vlet shuttle does not rely on
any solU fuH booster* It was
the failure of such a booster
that deatruyrd thr Challenger
shuttle in January 1686 and
In any caar. the Soviets have
nevrr used such rockrts In
their manned space program
Instead, their ahulllr was
designed to br carded Into
orbit on the side of a gum
l i q u i d - f u e l e d Energla
superboast rr
Oberg said. "W ell, todav the
tortoise cast off Its shell."
The delta-winged Soviet shut
tle looks remarkably like Ita
American counterpart, covered
with 38.000 black and whltr
hrul-shield tiles to protect the
craft from the blaring heat of
atmosphrrlc re-entry.
At the Kennedy Space Crpter
In Florida, where the Amrrtcan
shuttle AtUnlis Is being pre
pared for blastoff around fieri I.
engineers were Impressed that
the Soviets would attempt a fully
automatic landing lo close out
the maiden flight of their first
shuttle.
"They’re doing snmeiMng ilu l
w r dldn I do. which is landing art
unmanned shuttle, and I think
It'll lie Inirrrsllng lo see liow
that works out." Conrad Nagel.
In charge of Atlantis's launch
processing, said Ik -fore blastoff
Duran's flight marked the
debut of a powerful new capabll
it>- for the Soviet spare program,
which can now boast a reusable
ahulllr crall lo augment lla fleets
of unmanned rockets and Soyur
spare iapatite*
The ahulllr flight. In fart,
came Jual a frw days after two
Soviet (osmonauls alnnird Hie
Mir space station surpassed a
326 day endurance record set by
ror.nliyman Yu ri H r.Ur:rnlui In
December 1687
While few d r tails about thr
orbital phase of Duran s flight
w rrr released the shuttle was
tracked by U.S Spore Command
In Colorado A spokesman said
Duran's orbit was tnrlinrd 31 6
degrees lo Ihr equator and Its
or tut measured 153 6 miles bv
146 2 miles
Dlasloi! marked I be srtmid
launch attempt In a little more
ltitan two weeks for Ituran
fotllowing a last second problem
Oct. 26 Ilul derailed Ihr long
awallrd Might
Employers continue to hire
illegal aliens despite law
UttHsd Rraaa latamatl— ial
WASHINGTON More
H un a half-million employers
nationwide have engaged In
discriminatory practices since
1986 Im m igration reform
outlawed Ihr hiring of Illegal
aliens, say sourrrs familiar
with a new congressional re
port
According to the sourrrs. a
100-page General Accounting
Office study found one In
evrry six employers who said
they were aware of the law’s
sanrtluns nevertheless de
scribed engaging In practices
prohibited under thr
landmark Immigration H rform and Control A d
The practices included hir
ing U.S. rltlrrns only, asking
lor proper work authorisation
only from applicants who
sounded or looked lo br
foreign, and examining dor
umrnls of only those current
workrrs who appear to br
forelgn
The report covered a pro
Jrrlrd 4 2 million employers
— and yet the sources said
Monday that II dors not run
elude Ihr unfair rmploymrnt
practices w rrr startr<l directly
In rre p in v to Implementa
tion ol employe. saru linns
"The survry dors not Iden
tlfy the nunitirr of atdhorUrd
workers - U S rttUrns and
legal aliens — hurt by thrsr
pradlers." explained one of
lUtal familiar with the report
s|iraklng like the others on
condition ol anonymity
At thr samr lime, despite a
failure lo Idrtillfy a (Mllern of
discrimination, the report
c o n c l ud e d p o l l c y ma k e r s
Whateverlbur Cup Of Tea,
11Have It On November 17th.
Located at HeathrowVillage.
*• ••
» w «•a, t» s. •
should be concerned about
thr Increased unfair practices
and th r r es ul t s warrant
further Investigation, sources
said.
T h r study was described as
complete and ready for re
lease this week. T h e GAO. thr
Investigative arm of Congrrss.
conducted It In accordance
with provision* of thr Immi
gration reform law.
T h r report could lead lo
calls for review of thr sane
lions, which impose p> laltlc*
on employer* wtio knowingly
hired Illegal Immigrants after
Nov. G. 1666 Em p lo ye r* are
subject to fines ranging from
•250 per alien on Hie first
violation lo • 10.000 on Ihe
third uffrnsr Repeat offend
ers could be Jailed
A Senate source said Ihe
report's findings are a dell
nlle cause for concern" and
raise quest I ons that Ihe
Senate I mmi g r a t i o n sub
committee "w ould want lo
Investigate very carefully In
the coining year '*
"ITbe report 1 may not la
the nail in Ihe coffin bul It’s
consistent with congressional
fears that employers would
discriminate on ih r basts of
foreign looking appraraorr
agreed «mr gov* mment ol
flrtal
Congress can rrpral sane
tHms If Ihe G A O determine*
afi.-r next year s annual re
v i e w t h a t t h e r e Is a
wldrvprrad pattern ol >ti*
crimination dlrrctly resulting
Ironi Ihe imiallirs
Sim r Novrmhrr I960 Hie
study found an estimated lh
percent of the 3 3 million
employers awarr of ihe law
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2 5 C en ts
THURSDAY
D e c e m b e r 1* 1 9 8 8 #
S a n fo rd H e ra ld
a n t Year No 86 — Sanford. Florida
Launch postponed
MEWSDIGEST
BRIEFS
Animal control position offered
SANFOKD — Sem inole C ounty a d m in is tra to r
Ken Hooper said today he w ill offer KonaJd
Lefebvre. fo rm e r executive d ire c to r o f the
B row ard C ounty Hum ane Society, the position
o f A n im a l C ontrol O fficial — the d e p a rtm e n t’s
d lrrc to r
No salary has h ern negotiated for the position.
Hooper said. He said Lefebvrr Ims expressed a
strung desire for the ooaffion and anticipates no
com plications w ith (he co u n ty's annual salary
range for the | cost: ton o f iiS.BMO |p tM . D W
Hooper said he expet Is Lefebvrr w ill be on the
Job in about tw o weeks
L e fe b vre was e x e c u tiv e d lie c to r o f the
liro w a id Humane Society lor nine years before
rrs ig n ln g over co n flicts w ith th r o rg a n isa tio n ’s
g o v rm ln g board
‘Gliding' cons take a tumble
LAREDO. Texas - Ih r r c pfksor.rrs w I k » Irlc tl
lo fly o ul of Ih r Nuevo Laredo Jail In Mexico on
crude hang gliders were h m pllaltxeo Wednex
Cm a uthorities said
T I k tl..r e m en nad prepared bang gliders
from tied sheets ana strips of wcmmI al Ihe Jail In
Laredo. Mexico, a uth orities said
F lo ffi s ta ll am i writ* rs p o ris
□ Florida
Senate wants prison probe
TALLA H A SS EE - Gov Hob M a rlin e / and the
S e n a lr Correct tons C om m itte r ch airm a n askrd
W rdnerday for Investigations in to Ih r |i» J lrlrs
that ted lo Ih r recenl rrle a sr of an in m a ir
accused of k illin g i wo p o llrrm e n ib is week
’ ’Tragedies 5lkr the one in M iam i m ust not h r
allowed to c o n tin u e ." Sen l-a try P lum m er.
| ) M iam i Senate C orrections. Probation and
P a ro le C o m m itte r c h a irm a n sa id o f I h r
shootings r a lly Monday ol the M rtro-Dadc
C ounty o flk e rs
"T h a i a man w ith a 2«» page ra p ' sheet am i
im ia tita n 30 docum ented viola tion * w hile tn
prison can be irleased after serving llille more
th an half his sentence Is a Im v e s ly ,” said
P lum m er, holding a 5-fool com puter p rin to u t he
c jctro tP iite d C funlea H S irrc t'x c rim in a l
a c tiv ity since 1980
Dismal weather conditions leave
Atlantis grounded until tomorrow
U n ite d F ro o t fn to rn a tlo n o l
CAPE CANAVERAL - The lau nch of the spat c
s h u ttle A tla n tis was postponed for the day
T hursday because of dism al weather
A tla ntis, th ou gh t to lie ta rry in g a $500 m illio n
radar spy satellite in Its cargo bay. Had hern
scheduled tn lift o ff on Ih r 27th sh u ttle m ission.
I h r set unit s in t r the C'hallr tiger disaster, at C. 39
a m EST T hursday, sources said
H ul a to ld fio u l swept user the Kennedy Spate
Center early T hursday, apparently fu rrin g NASA
managers to delay lifto ff In Ih r hop* ihat
co nd itio ns w ou ld im prove lie I ore the shuffle s
‘ launch w in d o w " expired at 9 32 a m
The first of tw o final lO -m lnute "h o ld s ’ ' In
A tla n tis » set ret countdow n was extended for 52
m in u te s a source sa'd. and a fin a l I a .1.! j l th r
T-m U ius 9 n ffn u lt m ark was r x lr n ilr d as w rit,
ap|M trrnily b rr a u s r ol w rather c c m rtrn * NASA
officials would m il d!s« use th r status of Ihe
co untdow n (treatise Ih r flig h t is a classified
Delia r tm r n t o f Defense m ission
The m ission was o fficia lly « rapped al H 33
a m
Strapped m atauird ih r fu lly -fu rle d shuffle
w o r stopper Ho’a rr l iiim l o iirs o o . 42. a Na*>
com m ander, ro -p llo t Guv G ardner 40. ami
K 1chard
M ike' M ullane 43 t» ith A ir Force
colonel* Air Force 1.1 Col J e lly M is * 40. and
N avyC m dr W illia m Shepherd 39
Extensive cloud cover blanketed Ihe K ru n rd y
Spare Center as dawn »**okr and c h trt astronaut
Daniel B rondensleln sw oo jird o v rr ll»e abutt l r p t i r i In a N ASA | r l lo assess w eather
co nd itio ns
The goal ol ih r hlocked-otil m lh lary nils«‘on
was w idely fr |m r t n l lo I k ihe deploym ent of a
g la nl radar surveillance s u trlh ir code named
" U i n is w <a | u lilr ol la k llig high tp ia lllv Images
of targets In ih r Soviet U nion al n lg hl and
th ro u g h cloud cover
A tla n tis * co untdow n t<> launch on the 27 i I i
sh uffle (light lu rn e d In to a rltflh o n g e r Wednes
MISSION A T A G LA N C E
day w ith co nce rn ahnul had w ra th e r and
met hanh al p ru h lrm s at th r launch (tad
Despite concern about Ih r weather. NASA
m a n a g e rs d e r id e d to p r o r r r d w it h t h r
c o u n td o w n l a i r W e d n e s d a y S a id N A S A
spokesman K ir hard Young p rio r to the post
p o n rm rn t: “ It's In th r hands of the gods and the
w eatherm en '*
An earlier problem w ith tw o h ru k rn bolts
n rrd c u in Im k dow n a p la tr tn A tla ntis s nose
section was resolved by g lu ing th r " r a tr k 'r
pan el" in place end shortly la-fore fu eling twgan
engineers rrp o rte d the repair hail worked
l l n a use ol th r m ilita ry ’ nature n* the flig h t the
U lentlly of Ih r (tavkiad and the m ission d u ra lk m
w r r r classified to lu u n p rr Soviet efforts tn learn
details about A tla n tis 's s a lr lllir payload forcing
NASA to a ' >pi a strict "n o ro m m e n . ' p c'ley
The agency was not allowed In reveal th r rx a c i
launch lim e u n til nlrve m inutes tw lo rr blastoff
and the Air Force banned the release of any live
television shots of th r astronauts or co im tiiin lc .c
tlo ns between the crew and m ission to n iro l al
ih r Johnson b p r ('ru le r In llm is io u
llu l sources said Ihe shuffle * s a lr lllir payload
was scheduled lo lie launched |n Mullane o il live
•wv'orvrl A ^ s« • !»*» |*vt»«Lt«v j I «|f^ jjlllijr^ F #*f aiwoil
240 m iles a lter e x le n s lv r clieckout hv m ilita ry
(ta n ro lle rs al an A ir Force ground sta ffo ii in
Sunny v ale. Cahl
Gibson then planned lo flv In lo rm alkm w ith
the w vlrllllr lor several orhlls. the sources said
u n lll flnallv breaking off amt (Killing away
II problem s develop, however. A v la lk m Week A
Space Technology m aga/lne rr|H iftrd that Ih r
s a ir lln r ’s I V i fool wide solar array and Its radar
antenna could tir blown off allowing Ih r shuffle
clew In (duck Ih r s |M irc ra lt m il of ortHI lot
te l u rn to Earth
A tla n tis ’s flig h t. Ih r c a b lin '* th ird came iw o
m onths after Ihe shuffle Discovery sm cesslully
I Masted cdl Sept 29 on Ihe first Am erican
m anned space flig h t sinc e I h r ( Italic nger
8«« L a u n c h . P ag* 5A
CAPE C ANAVERAL - The s h u ttlr A lla n lls
llig h i Ih r 2 7 lh in Ih r sh uttle program , m arks
ih r second post C h a llrn g rr m lsakm and llie
final m anned U S . spare slug of 19RH H err
are m ission details at a glance.
! S H U T T LE : A tla ntis. w h k h w ill be m ak
lug o n lv its lined (lig ht since Its m aiden
launch y '
3. liffvu oo a wlasalflcd m K U > i
m ission Like Ihe s h u ttle iX M a v c ry . w hich
b la s lrd o il on Ih r llrs l pool C hallenger fllgtu
Sept 29. A tla n tis has hern heavily m odified
lo lu tp to v r (light safety
( LA U N C H BITE : pad 39() a l the Kennedy
Space Center. FIs . th r uam r pad u s rd by
Challenger for Its ill fa lrd launching and hv
D tscovrry in September
CREW : S kip| m i M olirrf " lln r il" Gibson
42. a Navy com m ander m aking his th ird
v|wce flig h t, ro -p llo i G uy G ardner. 40 a
ro l^ n r* tn th r A ir F n rrr and a sister r. oktc
A ir F o rrr CcM. Kic hard "M ike ” M ullane. 43.
A ir Force l.l CcM Je rry P ***. -4c). both shuffle
veterans, and C m dr W illia m Shepherd. 39. a
Navy SEAL frogm an and rookie asitcm aul.
C R E W B E A T I N O i S h e p h e r d w as
assigned lo a seal alone on Ih r low er deck of
A lla n lls s crew module for launch. w llh ll*e
rest sealed on llie fllg h l deck For landing.
Shepherdam ! Mullane w ill lead, seals
[ CREW BTAT1CTICB: G ardner w ill be
ihe 2 loth in d iv id u a l launched in ln space
w ith S lw p h e r d lh r a i lih
t P A T L O A D : a classified I *.-p a iim rn t of
D rlrn s r s a lr lllir .
F A T L O A D D E F L O T M E in i rlo s s tftrd
M IBRION D U R A T IO N , losolflc .1
L A N D IN G R IT E : Edwards A ll Force
h h w .CmRL
I L A N D IN G D A T E : classified
Mlsrellcvtvecnts oofe» Ureas firs! flew III spare
atsiard A lla n lls on its Iasi nuwdnn Gibson
Iasi flew in space when he h la s ird off as
com m ander <M the sh uttle C niuiiihta on Jan
12. 1980. Ih r Iasi n ig ht h rlo rr th r C ha llcn grr
disaster.
C andidates
say grovtth
a key issue
Boa P apa 2A
By BRAD CHURCH
Herald staff writer
□ Nation
RJR Nabisco sale completed
NEW YOHK - K o h lb rrg Kravis Koberts Co
snatched KJK Nabisco Inc. away horn tw o riva l
su ito rs late Wednesday. Im proving Its bid lo
about $23 b illio n lor th r food ami tobacco giant
III the largest cor|torate takeover In h ls lo ry
K K K w ill pay » IOM fo r each sh a re o f
A tla n ta baw d RJK Nsbtaco in a deal w orked oul
In m aratho n talks lh a l rx te m lrd la ir In to Ihe
evening
S « « P a s s QA
□ Sports
Gators win a close one
GAIN ESVILLE — T h r U niversity ol Florida
basketball leant overcam e a nine polni halftim e
d e lic ti Wednesday n lg h l lo beat Hie Siena
College Indians 7 f 07
The Gators (railed by
as m uch as IH (Milnls
e arly tn ih r firs t h alf hul
m anaged to cut In to Ih r
In d ia n lead a nd gef
ltack Into the game by
halftim e.
S ie n a u s e d l l i c
d ire r point line, s in kin g
13 in Ih r game. In I lie
Gamrs three Hut the
hot Indian shooting
Ming went cold tn Ihe second hall
and Florida was able lo catch op
Pag# IB
INDEX
__SB H o ro s c o p e ........
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N a tio n ..............
( t U n d i r ............. . ...7 B P s o p la ...............
__SB P o lic e .................
D aar A b b y...........
D a a ttis ..........................BA T s ls v ls lo n .
E d ito r ia l....................... 4A W a a lh a r....
F lo r id a ..........................2A W o rld ........
SB
Downtown Sanforu takas on a certain Christmas
charm at nlg hl as ovidsnead by Ihe above pholo,
taken on First SI at Ihe Magnolia Mall City workers
Boaters flock
to Sanford
for regatta
By S U fA H LO O C H
Herald staff w nlor
.7 8
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.8A
Partly cloudy and mild today
A fte r n o o n s k ie s
should be clear and
I he Ir m p r r a liin ' w ill
start dropping It w ill
crash tonight on a
m ark in the low 40s
I t 'll l>c c ris p y and
cold Friday w ill be
clear, d ry and cool.
« j*4/S. •»> IS*M>, VIMSM
’Tis the season
SANFOKD - T h r lO lli A n n u a l Red
laihslc-r C up ■silling regalia, described as
Ihe largest Inland irg a llu lu llie w orld.
Iieglns Friday on Luke Monroe
"W e rx|H-c l In have well over 4(H)
I coats.’’ v u d .John G ardiner J r., w ho has
organized the races for llie past eight
years.
T h r races are part ol a series o f events
around C entral Florida leading u p to llie
ann ua l C itru s Howl football game on Jan.
2. Regatta registration, seminar* and
social events are hr la- held F riday, w llh
racing on S aturday and Sunday.
Am ong those w ho p rr r r g ls lr r r d for the
regatta a rr w orld class sailor*, said Dave
[ See R e g a tta . Page 10A
and area residents continue to break oul the yutehde
decorations w llh Ihe big day only three weeks away
T H E SCHED ULE
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I
F R ID A T . DEC. 2
(Noon 2 00) R egistration open at Holiday Inn
(3 30-6 00) Sem inar — Nancy H altrrla nd
(6 0 0 6 3 0 ) Sem inar — J e ff A llt-r ft C rullon T ucker
|G .357.0C IS c iu Mm i — M ajor I tall
(7.-00-7:10! Break
17:107 231 Sem inar - USYRU
(7:25-8-051Sem inar — Ed llu lr d ft Ed Adams
18.05-8 451 Sem inar — M ark Reynolds ft Jo hn
K ostrckt
(8 43 9 301 Sem inar — Tom llln c k a llrr
(9 3 0 M d n ll Nlghl Before Citrus Parly
(IhJO-M dntl Reggae hand ul (w rty
S A T U R D A Y . DEC. 3
(7:00-11.00 a.m .I M inute Maid orange juice served
17 0 0 10:00a.m .) R egistration open al Holiday Inn
(10 30 a .m .-5 :3 0 p .m .l Discover C entral Florida
(10 :30 -11 0 0 a in | S kip p e r* Meeting — poolside
(10:43-11:00 a.m .I S kippers’ M rrtlu g — sailboards
(Noon 5 30| First o f three races
(4:30-5:30) Salllioard spcctl tria ls
(0 :0 0 8 :0 0 ) R esult* at Occ copy ren ter
(6:O O M dnl| Red Lobster Seafood Feat
(7 00-M dnt) E n te rtainm e nt at Seafood Frsi
(6.-00-10:30) Video o f weekends events aired
11
SANFORD — How lo cope w llh
grow th and p io m o lr d rvrlo p m e r..
dow ntow n a rr lo p prinritiea of all
three candidate-* vyin g lo succeed
John Mercer as c ity com m issioner
representing the First Otsinc I
Two of lire three h r llr v r Ihe city
nerds lo glow Itttl ihe th ird w auls
Ih r d ly lo retain Its sm alltow n
Image. I h ey also d iffe r on I In
pm}cosed prison and m arina le ts
am ong other issue *
D istrict I Includes the northern
|u r t of Ih r c ity Itr iw r r n M rllo iiv lllc
Av-mie- and Ihe western i l l y lln ills
and Ih r dowrnlowii .lira Mercer I s
nol seeking r r rlrc I Ion
T he c a n d id a t e s a re J a m e s
S w re iln g III. an a tto rn e y : -la y
Malone, a Isuikc-t and m rm b rr ol
th r P la nn ing and Z oning C om
m ission: and lam Howell, a d istrict
manager for a hunt o a ii|ta n y
A ll Ih r candidates I m Ucvc m ote
should I m* done I n promote Ihe
dow ntow n rn rn m rrv tn l area and lo
atlrac l business and m d iis iry lu tin
d ly .
See C a n d id a te s . Page IO A
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Florifla — Tliu'srli*/. December 1. 19HA
NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE
Prison policies to be probed
Governor, senate leader
call fo r investigation
Lottery profits to be less than expected
TALLAHASSEE — T h e Florida l-n tle ry w ill not generate a*
tu u r h money In the n e xt tw o yearn a» predicted, but revenues
w ill increase a nn ua lly a nd booming first year sales w ill offset
the short tall. oflletals said Wednesday.
l-o llc ry s|iokcim an Ed George also said L o tto ticke t sale*
have shown little d ecline because o f re la tiv e ly low JarkjM ta
over the hut m onth. George predicted sales w ou ld Inch upw ard
w ith th is week's 918 m illio n grand p rlre
L o ite r/ profits fo r th is year w ill be g rrn te r th an expected,
slate economist Pam .Johnson said, because ol the trem endous
s u rre s a o 1Unto. Hut Iw-ccuso o f sm allcr-than-expected CASH 3
and Instant w in n e r sates, econom ists have lowered I h r ir
p rojection of p in 'lls o v e r th e n rx l tw o flo ra l years.
S ix m onth* ago. the .Joint Legislative M anagem ent C om m it
tee projected 1988*89 lottery revenues of 9890 m illio n .
Tuesday. Johnson and o th e r com m ittee econom ist* said th is
ye ar's revenues sh ou ld a ctu a lly be about 9 1 4 b illio n .
'W hen w r did those last figures, the o n -lin e games (Lotto
and CASH 3l Itud s ta n rd o n ly about I hr*— c t fo ur days before."
Johnson sale. "W e had no Inform ation on how th r jvrople o f
F lorida were gol ig lo respond to Ihe on lin e games "
U t l o sales, huosted by record-setting ja ckp o ts, far rx c re d rd
w hat had been expected Economists w h o o n g ln a llv thought
L o tto would lake In 92H5.9 m illio n th is budget year said
Tuesday that figure w o u ld a rtu a lly be closer lo 9832 m illio n
Court rejects stay of execution
TALLAHASSEE — T h e stale Supreme C o u rt refused today lo
stay ihe execution t f M ir b a r! L .u n b iu . scheduled to die F rid ay
lo r the 19H3 death:, o f a m an and woman In Glades C ounty.
T h r court declined lo grunt L a m h rlx ' m otio n Tor postco nviction relief and also issued an order b a rrin g any m otio n
fo r a rrhearing
L .in ih m . who Is on fils first death w a rra n t, was scheduled to
die Wednesday, b ut Ih e co urt extended the execution dale u n til
m am Friday to hear h is p e titio n for post-convict Ion relief.
No death row- In m a te has been executed on a first w arrant
since Florida resumed ra |itta l punishm ent In the late 1970s
Grant wants Democratic summit
TALLAHASSEE - Kcp. H ill G rant. D Fla . said Wednesday
he wanted a su m m it me**«lng o f Florida D em ocratic Irudcrs to
discuss ihe p a rty's d e c lin in g p o llllra l fortunes.
"T h e loss of a U.S Senate seal, tw o U.S, House seats and tw o
Cabinet seats have I r f t Democrats all o ver o u r slate concerned
and confused a lio u t the future strength o f o u r p a rty ." G rant
said in a Inter to C h a rlie Whitehead, c h a irm a n of t h r stale
Dem ocratic party.
■'Clearly. Ihe F lorida D rm ocralle Party Is at a crossroads."
G ran t said
D rm ocrals a rr lo sin g t n r stranglehold th ey once had on stale
jK illllts III N ovem ber's elections. R epublicans placed tw o
m em bers on Ihe C abinet for the first tim e since Reccnstructlo n . won a U.S Senate seal and c u l ihe D em ocrats'
congressional lend to 10-9.
Hit-and-run case to remain closed
W EST PALM REACH - A Palm Reach C o u n ly Judge has
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ru le d that a lawyer has no right to Inspect the state a tto rn e y's
file In connection w ith a t ill and run accident
A ttorney Joseph Parish, representing Ihe v ic tim 's parents,
f f asked T i n oil C o u rt Ju d g e TlmrOfiy T o u ltn n to force Palm
Reach < vu itly S ta in A ttorn ey I lav Ul R lud w o rth to opon h is (Ik s
in to the accident th a t k ille d Mark R altrs in 1986 H lud w o rth
11 lim e ) the case re m a in s under Investigation.
WtfitSm Motsit . n D efray Beach resta u ra n t owner, su rre n
dered lo jm llcr Nov. ti and was charged w ith leaving the scene
o f an accident ills Id e n tity h.ul rem ained secret lo r 2 Ik years.
Poulton said T ue sda y Florida laws "m a k e it clear that Ihe
Inform ation soughl Is exem pt from Ihe Public Records Act
w h ile Ihe crim inal charges against Mr. Morser u rr (tending."
Most of H ludw orth * file w ill become available d u rin g a
p n -lrla l discovery h ea rin g. Poulton M id
Red Ribbon anti-drug campaign funded
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TALLAHASSEE — G ov. Dab M arlin e* on Wednesday sent
9212.000 In federal a nil-d ru g funds to Florida Inform ed
Parents for a Statewide. Red Ribbon "J u s t Say N o " educational
cam paign
M a rlin e / said the cam paign, w hich he w ill r o c hair w ith his
w ife. Ma>y Jane, w o u ld help educate c h ild re n and jta m its
abo ul the dangers of d rugs.
Martinez chose ihe p rivate. non-profit group lo a dm in iste r
t h r program bemuse o f its prior rflo r-s In a n ti-d ru g activitie s
"T h ro u g h th is jirn g ra m . we ra n com bine the resources o f
sta le government w ith I h r energy and grassroots support o f a
stron g v o lu n trrr o rg an izatio n like F lorida Inform ed Parents lo
c re a lr a drug free g eneration In F lo rid a ." h r said.
Martinez acknowledged Ihe s ta ir has m an y other pressing
nerds for anll-d m u fu n d s, notably an o ve rw h e lm in g shortage
o f treatm ent fs c d p R * fo r addicts seeking d ru g re h a b ilita tio n
From United Press International reports
U nite d P ress In te rn a tio n a l
TALLAHASSEE - Gov Rob
Martinez and the Senate C orrec
tio n s Com m ittee c h a ir m a n
asked Wednesday fo r Invest Igatim v* Into the g li d e s th a l Ire* lo
Ihe re rc n l rrlra s c o f an Im n a tr
net used o f k illin g tw o jto llrc in rn
th is week.
"Tragedies like Ih r one In
M iam i m ust not be allowed lo
c o n iln u e ." Sen L arry Plum m er.
D -M lam l. Senate C orrections.
Probation and Parole Com m ittee
chairm an said o f ihe shootings
early Monday ol the M rtio -D a d r
C ounty officers.
"T h a i a m an w ith a 2 0 page
'ra p ' sheet and more than 30
docum ented viola tion * w hile In
prison can tie released a lte r
serving little more than hall hln
sentence Is a tra v e s ty ." said
P lu m m e r , h o ld in g a 5 -lo o t
com puter jirln lo u t he said doc
um e nte d C harles II S tre e t's
criminal a c tiv ity since 1980.
S tre e t. 34. w as c h a rg e d
T u e s d a y w i t h f ir s t - d e g r e e
m urder In the deaths o f officers
D a v id S .i jJ k o w x i 3 4 . a nd
Richard Ito lrs. 41 The officers
were disarm ed and k ille d w hile
answering i disturbance ca ll at a
nailer p a ik n o rth of M iam i.
A m em orial service for the
slain officers was held W ednes
day evening In H olly wood
Street was released Nov 18
after serving e ig tit veals of a
15 year sentence for a tte m jile d
firs t-degree m urde r fit the IB M
shooting o f a susjtected drug
dealer In West Palm Reach
Police said street had n history
of c rim in a l offenses d a tin g tvark
to 1972 and prison officials said
University opposes
east turnpike route
U n lts d P rs ta In te rn a tio n a l
GAINESVILLE — Formal op
position to th r projioard ra s trrn
c o r r I d o r o f t It r
Jar ksnnville-to-Tam jiu tu rn p ike
lias been raised by U niversity o(
F lo r id a p r e s id e n t M m s lia ll
Crtser.
In a letter Tuesday lo K a yr
H in d rr s o n , se cre ta ry o f the
Florida D rjxartm cnt o f T ra n spo r
tation. Crtser said the university
was against the to ll mad because
e nviro n m e nta lly sensitive arras
"w o u ld he lite ra lly destroyed"
by Its construction
The four-lane extru sion jvassrs
d irectly th ro ug h the central part
ol Ih r u n iv e rs ity 's O rdway Pre
serve and an adjaerni plot of
la n d , I h r S w is h e r M e m o ria l
S a nctua ry, th a t UF’ also a d
m in is te r* Crtser said (he two
preserves contain aboul 9.000
acres o f undi»lurl>rd w etlands
and lakes conn ruled to regional
w «u i tables. <
"These rcosy s ir tn * have been
relatively u ndisturbed since the
1 9 3 0 * a n d p r o v id e a n lr r e y la c r a h l; r e s o u r c e fo r
e v a l u a t i n g th e Im p a c t o f
Florida's grow th upon our c r iti
cal n atural resources." C ris rr
M id "T h is resource and cu rre n t
research p ro gram s w o u ld Ite
In r rallv destroyed by Ihe p ro
posed FListrrn C o rrid o r o f I h i*
lo ll fa c ility ."
H e s a id t h e p r o p o s e d
lim lled-arcrsa road w ou ld perrnanetJly disrup t v ita l rd u ra
Honal and ecological a c tiv itie s at
the Ordway /Swisher Iru c i. w h u ji
Is lo e a lr r i a b o u t 2 5 m ile s
northeast of Ihe UF* cam pus In
Gainesville
The lur*i|>lke w ou ld d isrup t
re s e a rc h r a n g in g Ir n m e n
dangered s jjrc lc s to w ater m a n
agement and Florida w ould lose
Inform ation c ritic a l to resolving
m any e nvironm ental and n a tu
ral resource Issues. C rtser said
lu a sejtarale letter to Gov. Rob
Martinez. Crtser acknowledged
that ihe u n iv e rs ity recog n izes
Ih r nerd lo p rr jia rr (or Florida *
lu lu r r tran spo rtatio n needs, hut
he Urged Ih r D c ju irim e rit ol
T ra n s p o rta tio n to a v o id th r
Ordway iTeserve.
"T h is la tru ly an im portant
ro d srns'Mv** e rosystem fo r all
th r p rn p lr ol F 'lortda." he said
" l i is an trrrp la ra h lr resource to
all of Florida "
he was d ie d for more than 30
violations of prison rules w hile
serving h is sentence.
M artinez sent a letter W ed
nesday lo C o rrrrilo tts Secretary
R ichard L. Dugger, ord ering him
to c o n d u c t a "c o m p le te In
v e s tig a tio n " Into Ihe derision lo
release Street and (lie a report no
later th u n Dec. 2.
"C h a rlie Street, despite a h is
to ry of violence both tn and out
ol p c son. was re l< used just 10
days before h is arrest on rlta rg rs
o f k illin g tw o brave police c i
th e rs amt I demand to know
h o w t h i s c o u ld h a p p e n . "
M ari Inez w rote.
P lu m m er said he w ould begin
public hearings next week In
Tallahassee th a l would focus on
llic a d m ln U ir a llv e g a in -lim e
jirn g ra m d ia l led to Street's
release, b ut M id there are a
n um ber o f issues relating to the
slate prison system that m ust h r
addressed
T h r gain-tim e program allow *
1n m u tm e * lo have th e ir sen
tences shot iru e d by one day for
each three days they spend In
prison.
Street had completed 3.025
ilays — about 55 p r r r r n t — ol
Ills sentence when he was re
leased Most In m a lrs serve ubout
38 p c rr rn l o f th eir sentence
o fficials said.
" I t h i n k we nee d to re
e v a lu a te " the gam tim e pro
gram. Plum m er said. " I n my
estim ation, f ill needs to po bark
lo m o and -.tart a g a in ."
Plummer M id the hearings
also w ould look al sources ol
revenue for the construction of
new p r is o n s , I h r use o l
electronic collars lo keep non
v io le n t In m a lrs u n d e r s tric t
house arrest and longer prison
sentences lor violent offenders.
" I th in k th is Is twit going tn br
a one item approach ." h r said
" It is going lo h r m u lll-fa c rtrd "
Florida Is under federal court
order to k re jt Its prison jvnpula
lion dow n
Baker prepares
giant doughnut
U n lts d B rass In ts rn s tle n s l
C R YSTAL RIVER - Raker
F'd Sandr-rson hopra lo raise
m oney fo r abused am i ne
glected c h ild re n and secure a
place in th r Guinness Hunk ol
W orld Rcrords by creating a
30-foot doughnut
Sanderson, who ow ns 3 L it
tle Rakers shoj> In C rystal
R iver, M id Wednesday th a t he
is pre pa rin g lor the 24 hour
m aratho n efiort scheduled (or
I x i ' i . i m i i v t |o
Sanderson. 37. M id h r t*
p u llin g up a lent al a local
Chevrolet dealership to build
th r g ia nt rtn g s h a jie d cake mi
a 35-foot round table
" l l ' s a one-m an jiro crsa .
We ll m ake It 111 a 2U-by-20
Inch fry e r." h r M id . adding
1.I0U sl.it>* ol dough w ifi tie
stacked 3 inches high and
s tu c k to g eth er w ith lem on
fillin g .
The e n lir r n e a t km w ill h r
s p rin kle d w lih w hite conferHonarv sugar
Sanderson said lie a til w ll
ju r ts o l th r doughnut w ith
proceeds going for th r C itrus
C o u n ty K o i l t r P a re n t*
Association.
" I t 's the th u d year In a row
th a l I've hern doing th is for
a b u s e d a n d n e g le c t e d
children." m u . the father of
three c h ild re n
»
He said last year s 21.5-fnot.
2 .2 19-pound doughnut helped
raise 93.000 and a pickup
tru ck fu ll of C hristm as per*
cuts for foster children.
Sanderson adopted lo s lrr
c h ild re n as a cause when Ih e tr
w asn't enough m oney In Iheir
fund lo rrle b r a tr C hristm as
T his year he M id he hopes Iq
raise betw een 9 5 ,0 0 0 and
910.000 and said he already
has raised 9 1.5 00 fo r th r
efiort.
Sanderson said Guineas ofIk U ls a rr expected to create a
new category for h im . "T hey i
know | ‘m serious about th is ."
He M id Guineas m aintains a
category fur (Mtslrlra. b u t since
doughnuts are fried Instead ol
h a k e u , h is r f f o r t i r v q u 're
another hearting
Congressional leader urges Bush to reveal budget
U n lts d Brags In la rn a tlo n a l
HOC A RATON - President
elect George Rush should subm it
h is d e fic it reduction plan to
Congress before ta king office to
avoid a [Niietill.il stalemate thal
c o u ld lea d to an e c o n o m ic
d ow nturn, u k ry congressional
leader said Wednesday.
Hep W illia m II. Gray. D Pa .
a ls o to ld m e m b e rs o f th e
Securities Industry- Association
that h r Is skeptical the deficit
can tie reduced w ith o u t new
sources of revenue.
Rut G rey, ‘ h r chairm an o f the
Hou*c C o m m lttre on the H udgrt.
M id C nngrrss w ill t v reluctant
to take the lead In fin d in g ne w
so urteso f m oney.
" I am s ke p tica l a bo ul our
a b ility lo do e v e ryth in g we need
lo do w ith o u t new revenues."
Gray M id
Gray said those n erds include
a M tutIon lo the n a tio n a savings
and lu.m crisis — a problem he
M id may cost u p lo 910 0 b illio n
to resolve — us w ell us a dd itio na l
monies (or education, d ru g In
trrd lrtto n and the e nviro n m e nt
" It is jirnbably going to take
some fiscal restraint as well us
jx ile n lla lly some reve nu e." he
M id "H owever, do not r x jx -rt
Congress to lead on ih e revenue
question."
Gray. In a 30 m in u te * address.
M id Ihe budget plan s u h m ltle d
J a n 9 to C on gre ss b y t h r
Reagan a d m in is tra tio n should
reflect R ush's strategy
He noted that Rush Is Ihe first
s illin g vice |> rrsid rui In 132
years lo assume ih r jirrstd cncy
" I w ou ld urge ih r new adm in is tra tio n tn take advantage
o f th is opjM iriun ity for m illio n
Ity ," G ray said " I believe that if
ih e a d m in is tr a tio n does not
su bm it a budget, tl w ill Irad lo a
stalem ate, rath er than a solu
lio n o f Ih r bu*l< problem ol Hie
dom estlc d e fic it."
A llh o u g h G ray urged early
subm ission ol Hush’* proposals
he expressed skepticism about
Ih r jirrs id e n t-e le c t's plans lor
tu c k lln g the deficit problem
"W e have read Ills lin *. w r
now want lo read his jirngram ."
G ray told rrp o rtrr* during a
news conference following Ills
speech "I ant skrjillcal that th r
num bers Mill all udd up to do
th rs r th in g * without additional
r r v r m ir .’
Hush vowed during th r camjhiign not in raise taxes, urging
voters to "read my lips."
tir a y la lv lrd u» m y th * the
notion that economic growth
alone will elim inate Ih r deficit or
that a hudgrt Ir c r /r could ac
complish Ihe task.
" W r a rr not going to grow our
way out of these d e fic its ." Gray
told th r securities group "The
Idea th a l a Ir r e /r w ill solve th r
Jtroblem and not cause any pain
is. I believe, not realistic "
\ LOTTERY
V
The dally number Wednesday
in the c lorida Lottery CASH 3
game wni
,
Straight Play (numbers in exact
‘ order) 1250 on J 60 cent bet
$500 on $1
Box 3 (numbers in any order)
$80 tor a 50-rent bet. $160 on $1
Bo> 6 (numbers in any order)
$40 (or a 50 cent bet. $80 on $ 1
Straight Bo< 3 $330 in order
drawn. $80 in any order on a Si
bet
Straight Box 6 $290 In order
drawn. $40 II picked in combine
tiononSi bet
SmilxMxf H e r a ld
Today considerable c lo u d i
ness w ith a slight c l lance of
showers or n m o rn in g th u n d c rs lo rm . B e com ing breezy
w ith d e cre a sin g c lo u d in e s s
d u rin g the afternoon. H igh In
the mi<1 lo upjM-r 60*. L ig h t
w ind trt-cnmlng northw est and
Increasing lo If* to 20 m ph by
a fte rn o o n
Rain chance 2 0
|N-rccnt
Tonight...fair and c o ld e r
luiw near 40 to m id 40s. W ind
n o rth lO to |5 mph.
Friday...clear, breezy and
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Herald Sjnlo'd Florida - ThursO*,. Uccsmbr' i 1988 - 3A
Committee reaches road agreement
Man accused of kidnap, rape
LONCWOOD — Longwood police report charging a 30-yearo ld m an w ith kidnapping, sexual battery and aggravated
assault after he allegedly raped a w om an In his yard and tn his
tru ck.
Lee T ho m as A nderson. 30. or 881 E. Orange Ave..
Longw ood, w as arrested at hom e at about 0 .13 a m.
Wednesday.
A w om an told police she was w alking on N orth Street at
C ou nty Road 427. ru ra l A lla m o n tr Springs, at about 2 a m
Wednesday w hen a m an stopped and ottered iir t « ild c home
She accepted, h ut said Ih r m an drove In Anderson's uddress
after b ra nd ishing a knife and dem anding sex. The w om an said
she was foreed to disrobe and get out out of the tru ck, where
she was assaulted tw ice while held on the ground at knifepoint
The attacker held a knife on Ihe woman and threatened to
k ill her. (tollcc reported She said after she and the m an got
b a rk Into bis tru c k they dressed and he ussaultril her again
A ftr r that atta ck he dropped h is knife and she fled to a
neighbor's house. Police arrived and went to Anderson's house
wh**rr he was arte sled He Is held w itho ut bond
Police: cocaine overdose caused death
CASSELBERRY - Casselberry police report that a 22-yearold woman found dead at Itome Thanksgiving m ornin g died as
the result o f a cocaine overdose
L t. th ir b tii G atch said Ihe Seintnotr C ounty m rd ic .il
e xam iner w ho perform ed the autopsy o i. Peggy Sanuimo. of
5 3 1 Lilac Road, reported I k . lu n g s were congested and site had
a lethal dose o f cocaine In her system .
The death is considered se rlde n tta l. Gate h said
Woman arrested for littering
SANFORD — Seminole C ou nty sheriff's deputy W illia m
M cNeil r e t r i e d Jailing a wom an for litte ring n flc r he saw her
drop a sm all piece of w hite and gold (taper on the ground
C ynthia A nn H llle ry. 28, of 2371 Water St.. Sanford, was
arrested In from o f 2 3 3 1 Sipes Ave .a t 12 3 7 a m today
M rN ctt said he stopped H llle ry alter site dropped Ihe paper
and reported th a t she became "a rro ga nt and a busive." and lold
h im she knew It was Illegal to litte r. He reported she asked him
about a ll Ihe d ru g pushers on tire s lr r r t
M cNeil told H llle ry to put her hands on his uatrol car h i he
ro u ld frisk her “ fo r weapons lor m y safety "
H llle ry to lJ M cNeil he co uldn 't touch I n r and told h im to gel
a female officer to searrh her. She said she knew bet rig hts, tie
reported. At that point HlUerv was arrested and Jailed Itond ts
• 100
Man arrested for beating boy
OVIEDO — A m an whom O vtrd o police report battered his
g irlfrie n d 's son w ith a sw itch made of tree Ilm ira laiund
together ts charged w llh aggravated tiattcry
Oviedo fire fig h te rs docum ented that a 1 3 v r.tr old hoy had
w ells on llie track of hts legs follow ing Ihe reported tia ttcry
w hich occurred at hts house at about 9 45 p m Wednesday.
Tire boy told police hts m oth er had asked her boyfriend,
faiuta S m ith . 34. of 71 Stephen St , Oviedo, to d iscipline him
The boy said at one point he was held down on the floor w llh
S m ith 's knc« against hts throat
S m ith was arrested at home at l i p in The slate departm ent
o f H eallh and R ehabilitative Services was im il!led of Ihe
Incident
Bond for S m ith Is $3,000
EMBHOBNCY CALLS
WEDNESDAY
• 4 Ofla in - 1701 W 13lh
S t . , m e d i c a l , m a n . 53.
Hural/Metro tnins|mrtcd
• 1117 a in — the area o f
2 5th Street and S um m erlin
Avenue, report of brush fire,
n o th in g found
• I 2 3 p .m . 300 W
A irp o rt Blvd . Apt
1408.
Bridgewater A(tartmenls. boy.
six weeks not irsnspor'rd
landscape m aintenance and In
lertneai agieenicnts.
Members o f Hie com m ittee
reviewed, point b y point. Hie
fin a l draft of zo n in g regulations
necessary to ereatc a uniform
appearance along the boulevard
Seminole C o u n ty suggested
several changes to the original
proposal by th e C ity of L a kr
MaryOne of those changes Included
the elim ination o f overhead pe
destrian w a lk w a y s located at
C o u n try C lu b Road, c u ttin g
$44 7,000 from the cost. The
co m m uter c o n r u r rr d with the
suggestion
T ile C ity ol Lake Mary and
Seminole C ou nty agreed to the
m ethod of d is trib u tin g costs
C ounty costs are set at approxi
m ately $904,250 The rnslx In
T h re e ju risd ictio n s agree on Lake
M ary Boulevard financing, codes
ch a irm a n , sa id . " I was very
pleased th re e Jurisdictions could
reach an agreem ent. Basically.
LA K E M AR Y -- An vest h e lic a l- It s a real, good plan.*'
Iy -d e s i g n ed Lake M a ry
The b o u le va rd runs through
B oulevard came another step the J u ris d ic tio n of the three
closer to re a lity last n ig h t w h e n g o v e r n m e n t a l b o d ie s fr o m
a c o m m itte e reached agreem ent Markham W oods Road to U.S
on land development code* and Highway 17-92.
The firs t phase o f Its widening.
fin an cin g
The 1-ake Mary Boulevard C o r Involving s ix lanes between the
rid o r S tu d y co m m itte e Is a 14 Interchange at Lake Mary to
c r o s s - s e c tio n o f d e v e lo p e rs , Rinehart Road, Is expected to
p la n n e r * , re s id e n tia l r e p r e b* <lii w x* year
I h e L a k e M ary Boulevard
sentatives and city o fficials fro m
Lake M a ry . Seminole C o u n ty Model G a te w a y Concept focuses
an la n d s c a p in g , building set
and S anford.
R a n d a ll M orris, c o m m itte e backs. signage, u tility burial.
By SANDRA SOUCHAHINI
Herald s ta ff writer
Gore to be county
medical examiner
By J. MARK 8A8PIKLD
Herald s ta ff writer
SANFO RD — A lth ou g h not
the county's lop choice — or
even th e lou rlh — S e m in ole
C o u n ty w ill h irr an O range
C o u n ty associate p a th o lo g ist
to becom e Its first fu ll-tim e
m ed ica l examiner
D r S hashi (lore. 5 4 , o f
India, w ill tie paid t l 12 OOO.
b u l n o hcneflls ty p ic a l to
c o u n t) employees s u c h as
Insurance, sick pay o r o th e r
beriefiia. said Dr Jorge D rju .
d ir e c t o r o f the S e m in o le
C o u n ty Health D rpurIntern
D rju said Gore w ill be u n d e r
c o n tra c t to the county, n o t an
em ployee Gore has been an
assistant Orange C ounty m e d
ical e x a m in e r for about e ig h t
years. D eju said
fte ju said Gore Is not a state
r r n i f l r d forensic p a th o lo g ist,
but sa id Hie ce rtifica tion Is
riot required for the position
Peju said Ih e •-ertlflrallon was
a personal requirem ent made
by S ta te A tto r n e y N orm
W o llln g r r a n d said Gore
assured th e m he would seek
ce rtifica tion .
The c o u n ty w ill |>ay Gore’s
baslr lia b ility Insurance —
8 1 0 0 .0 0 0 p e r p e rs o n ,
0300.000
(>er Incident — but
Deju said G ore w ill need more
coverage w h ic h fie w ill have
1u |iay h im s e lf
Since th e county and Ihe
stale a tto rn e y 's o lllre began
ih r lr search, th eir top choice
died o f a h e a rt attack, their
second a n d th ir d choices
wanted $ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 annually
plus r o u n ty fringe benefits —
adding a b o u t 25 percent to
e x p e n s e . D e ju said. T he
county’s in u rift choice w antrd
b e lw e r n $ 1 4 5 ,0 0 0 a n d
1 170.000 a n n u a lly . Deju said
elude |for the p o rtio n o f highway
fro m 1-4 to 17-921: engineering
d e s ig n . 3 5 .0 0 0 : lan d sca p in g .
$476,500: signals and boxes.
$ 1 5 5 ,0 0 0 : b r ic k p a v e rs
$71,750: and sound barrier*.
$256,000
C ity o f Lake M ary costs are
a p p ro x im a te ly $ 6 7 3,1 6 4 plus
•2 7 .4 9 9 for m aintenance costs
T h i s I n c lu d e s : I r r i g a t i o n .
$ 4 7 1 , 4 2 0 : e f f l u e n t lin e s .
•3 2 9 .9 9 4 : and concrete (ravers.
•7 1 .7 5 0
The c ity o f S anford ts not
effected by the road w idening
u n til 1994 when Its portion of
th e roadway w ill tie widened.
P la n s fo r th e b o u le v a rd 's
w ide ning have ticcn considered
fo r app ro xim a tely six years The
co m m itte e was fnrm ed about
one year ago
Search continues for
lost Osteen fisherman
A search c o n tin u e d today (or
lh r body of .in Osteen fisherman,
p re s u m e d d ro w n e d In Lake
George Monday n ig h t.
J a c k E C a o lte r . SO. and
Stanton Lew i* B a xte r. 42. both
c o m m e rc ia l fis h e rm e n . were
rr ported in t-s ln g Monday night
w h e n they fa ile d to re tu rn ,
according to a u th o ritie s Thetr
t a p s i/rd I k m i war* found Monday
n ig h t and B a x te r's body wan
f o u n d T u r n d a y m o r n in g ,
authorities said
Coaller and H axter lelt the
1*1tie (aland Kish C am p west of
Seville about 6 3 0 a m . Monday
to ftsh for e tl. W lie n they hadn't
returned by 0 3 0 p m . friends
tregan a searrh
Memtiers of the Volusia and
1-ake C ounty s h e irffs ' departm e n u . Florida G am e and Fresh
W a t e r F t s h C o m m is s i o n
e m p lo y e e s , a n d n u m e ro u s
com m ercial .'Ishrrm e n Joined tn
the search.
T tir cap* Ired Ifi-fu o t skip Jark
b o a t w a s s p o t t e d in th e
southwest part ol the lake at
IO 30 p m. M onday by a Volusia
C o u n ty a ir rescue helicopter
Baxter s body was discovered
along I h r lake shore about three
m ile s away the n ext m o rn in g
Volusia C ounty s h e riff's depu
ties -viill ihe w in d picked up
b e tw e e n 9 :3 0 a n d 10 a .m .
Monday and th a t is probably
w h e n th e fis h e r m e n s boai
capsized
Lake George Is 70 square
m ile s In arra and is Florida's
second largest lake
Clarification
A headline In Wednesday s
Sanford Herald staled a Sanford
b usine ssm an plead g u ilty to
d r u g p o s s e s s io n . A u g u s te
B a rth o ld i " B a r t " I’elersou III
a c tu a lly plead g u ilty In Nov
em ber to conspiracy to possess
cocaine. The charges had been
reduced from felony to m isde
m eanor. An assistant U S. at
to rn e y said Peterson bought
g ram s o f cocaine lo r personal
use. not ounces for sale.
l|
• 1:31 p tn — 2400 block ol
Hartw-rll Avenue, fin is h fire,
extinguished
• 2 48 p m - 9 0 9 '* Bay
A v e ., m e d ic a l, m a n . 7 4.
R urul/M rtro transported
• 3 34 p.m — 911 Magnolia
Ave . medical, w om an. 93.
not liu n p o rtrd
• I 05 p m — 911 Magnolia
Ave,. woman. 93. R ural/M elro
transported
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Transition efforts
moving smoothly
W ith in 10 clays of hts election victory.
George Bush had already named his two most
im poriunl rn h in rt secretaries and chosen who
would Oil the key post of W hite House chief of
staff, tie also ltd. held private meetings with
West Germ an Chancellor Helm ut Kohl and
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher,
and schedulrd a session with Soviet General
Secretary M ikhail Gorbachev In December In
New York.
If rarl> indications are a reliable guide, this
m ay turn out to be the smoothest and swiftest
presidential transit ion of modern times.
The last tim e an elected president suc
ceeded a chief executive of Ids own party was
In 1929, when Republican Herbert Hoover
took over the W hite House from Calvin
Coolidgc. Such an Intra-party transfer of
power affords an uncommon opportunity for
close coordination and cooperation between
the Incom ing and outgoing adm inistrations.
President-elect Hush and Ronald Reagan
appear to be m aking the most of lliesr
circum stances, promising a stable adjust
m ent to a new team In both domestic and
foreign affairs. In reality, the Rragan-Bush
transition actually began months ago in
anticipation of a GOP election win.
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Bush should face The Vision Thing’
F arly th is year George Hush appeared to
•tu m b le over the most Im po rtan t requirem ent
for an A m erican president: vision, or as (I was
put. "T h e V -T h ln g ." tty sum m er Bush not o nly
had a vision and spoke o u l about It. but it was
the rig h t one- "F reedom w o rk s ."
Now. ss Bush assembles a foreign policy and
defense team , he and h is m in io n s should once
again ■’'h tn k d ig . T hus!; I t 'h e r* a relationship
o f the Big V to the lik e ly , and pecu lia r. u a tu ic of
the 1990s? Yes. And It ts m ore Im po rtan t than
Star Wars. ST AR T tslka. or trade balances
To th in k th is through, the B ushnlks should
trot o u l some old m ilita ry criteria: W hat la the
te rra in t W hat an- the condlttor.s? W hal 1s 'he
goal? Ilo w do you get there?
The global te rra in o f the '90s ra n be sum m ed
up in a word: "d iffe re n t." To begin a long list an
e c o n o m ic a lly u n ite d W e s te rn E u ro p e , a
tu rb u le n t Eastern Europe, a ro llin g , m ore o p m
Soviet U nion, a boom ing Asia. C hina *1 a U tu rn .
The global conditions, from an A m erican po'*<*
o f view , are s tu rn ln g Destine ta lk about Ihe
econom y-ln d is a rra y and A n ic rk a -ln -d r c lln r.
there b th is tact: Never has Ihe c td lure of one
nation been so far-flung and potent.
Consider last year alone. 4 0 m illio n VCRs
were sold: the raaaeltes that go in them show
m ostly Am erican movies and m usic. Im portant
newsstands around Ihe w orld now sell three
A m e ric a n d a lly papers th e In te rn a tio n a l
H e rald -T ribu ne , the
W a ll Street Jo urna l,
and USA T od ay.
T h e r e Is n o w s
near-global television
new s station: Cable
N .w a Network.
There Is. at last, a
g lo b a l la n g u a g e :
Am erican. It ts the
language c f "D a lla s "
a n d s illy s lt-c o m s
t h a t a re u u r f o r
explosive grow th In
I t l take mote
vlew etshlp as mu* li
le g a l im m i
foreign television is
grants than all
p r iv a t iz e d a n d
other nations
put togelhei ■
expanded
F o re ig n s tu d e n ts
flo c k to A m e ric a n
u n lv e rs ltlrs Im m igrants ru m r to A im itr a ; we
.a k r more legal Im m igrants t*;*h all other
nations {Hit together!
Democracy ts becoming the system o l ch oke
A m erican political consultants prddk- .30 second
In appointing New Ham pshire G rv . John H.
S ununu as W hite House chief of staff, the
president-elect opted for an action-minded
executive w ith a conservative agenda rather
than a cautious low-key manager such as
C ra ig F u ller, who has headed the vice
president's oilier and campaign staffs. Gov.
S u n u n u w ill bring a fresh, o u lu ld r-th r*
be!; vay jw rs p rn lv e to an udm lnlsltat'on
dominated by Washington insiders.
President-elect Bush also deserves pralse
for restraining the size of his transition staff.
Eight years ago. th r Reagan te rm numbered
more than 1.500. an unwieldy h ir e r that may
linve contributed to the long dalays in stalling
the Incoming adm inistration. W ith a much
le a n e r o r g a n iz a t io n
G e o rg e B u sh is
establishing new standards o l how to hit the
giound running.
spots in the strangest places. Frec-market
economics are touted everywhere
Does th is help us? You liet II does Our goal In
the global game la not to conquer the world, o nly
to influence II so that It la hoapltahlr to our
values These values should not be stsvlsh
Am erican Im itations, o nly rooted In Ideals w r
have pushed forw ard In Ihe global arena
political, econom ic. Intellectual, and scientific
Irvctki-n. Aa Bush saya; "F rce d o r'. w a k a ."
Vision Is the p rim a ry co m m od tty In gm pollllcs
today Before hta death. G e rm a ny's Frank Josef
Strauss asked Ih U How can you change the
w orld? He answered M ilita ry force Is now
u nth inka ble , revolutions are usually .rushed,
b u tt h e r r it >t o f ideas t m ore potent than ever.
The p tre rs of the glottal jigsaw puzzle w ill h r
s< ram bled In the tu rm o il of lire 90s Hut what
w ill the w o rld la- like w hen the pieces come
together? If th<Mr A m erican v a lo rs are suitguarded and extended, th en Bush esn count
him self a success
How do you do It? You fig ure out whal you're
try in g to do and b uild or* w hal you've got
Am erica tuas a m ig h ty p rivate com m uuk at tons
business Several governm ent agencies do Im
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Vice President Bush had a major voice, for
e x a m p le . In M r. R e a g a n 's selectio n of
Nicholas F. Brady as treasury secretary. At
the tim e of the appointment last sum m er. It
was expected that Mr. Brady would continue
on Li a Bush adm inistration The tw o men are
longtim e friends w ho share an Ivy League
background and m oderately conservative
economic views. The early announcement
that Treasu ry' !5eeretary Bradv an experi
enced, W all Street executive, w ill oversee
econom ic-policy in the new adm inistration
helped to reassure financial m arkets here and
around the globe
Mr. Bush's choice ol his close friend, former
Treasury Secretary Jam es B akrr. to replace
George Shultz us secretary ol stute signals a
sim ilarly promising start in foreign policy. Mr.
Baker is u pragmatic conservative who has
gained widespread experience in Washington
d u rin g the last eight years He has a
well-deserved reputation for being a con
sum m ate problem-solver and a quick learner.
Ills lim ited exposure to foreign afTalrs should
not be a handicap
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GEORGE F. WILL
Golden Fleecer leaves senate
W A S H IN G T O N -W illia m I'rn x m tre ’s 3 1 year
Senate career, now w in d in g down, peaked
early. He says the high p oint was his ss.Tv*| in
1957 at N ational A irp o rt, where he was
g rre trd as a hern by the Senate's D em orallc
grandees w in we w orld Ire had saved Because
o f several Senate deaths, his unexpected
v ic to ry In a special election prevented a 48-48
lie w hich Vice IT rstdent N ixon w ould have
broken and enabled Republicans to organlzr
the Senate
The day Ire arrived , when Ihe w orld was
young and Strom T h u rm o n d was a Democrat.
T h u rm o n d was in fu ll flig h t, conducting a
24 hour filib u ste r South C arolina specializes
m m e*T ricks So does Wta< nnstri P ro x m lrr ts
a product at W isconsin populism
At tim es It seems W isconsin should take a
sedative and go sit under a tie r Sin.-r 1957.
P roxndre has lield the seal vacated by the
death o f a populist wLr-ve Jingle proclaim ed.
"N obody loves M r O n h y but ihe per pul/A m l
w r Jus' love our J o e ." Robert La T o ile tn .
founding lather o l p'ogresslvtsm . first war
governor and then, from 1906 u n til hts death
In 1925. senator. From 1925 u n til 1947. his
son. Robert J r., was senator. Then came Joe
So for 82 y ra is (h r seat Pros ml re occupies has
been held by live wires.
U n lit recently, w hen b is knees began In
p ro trs t. P roxm ire. w ho ts 73. ran ihe lour
m iles Irom home to o ilie r He has the slig h tly
cadaverous look o l the u g g rrm lv rly healthy
Some senators w ill be dry-eyed about the
departure of th is u tic lu b lM b lr m an, but his
departure w ill fu rth e r d ilu te the Senate's
in s titu tio n a l m em ory
A lth ou g h I lie Founders thought the Senate
w ould lie a lagoon of s ta b ility , there Is more
tu rn o ve r there than In the H o u m -. w hich Is
sujijKmed to tie n toy for the tu rb u le n t masses
T h is year 9 9 percent o f House Incum bent*
seeking re-election w on. F ifty-six o l the 435
seats w r r r u n m n tested T w enty w inners won
w ith 9 0 p e r m it o f the vole In 309 districts,
the w inn ers got more th un GO percent. And If
55 percent makes a landslide, there were 401
landslides
Today P roxm ire ts th ird In Senate seniority
behind T hu rm o n d and .John S tm n ls The
re tire m e n ts o f Proxmire and Slennls w ill
remove 72 years o f Senate experience, When
the new- Senate convenes, there w ill be |usi
tw o m em bers who were elected In ihe 1950*
(T h u rm o n d and Robert Byrd) and 10 from the
I9 6 0 *. The average se niority w ill tie just 10
years
P r o x m ir e '* fa v o rite s e n a to r was Paul
D o u g la s (D i l l ), " t h e o n ly w o rld -c la s s
ccdnonilst ever to serve in Congress " Douglas'
iiio tiu . says P m xm ire. was d ia l you do uoi
have to tie u wastrel to be a liberal
P roxm ire spent 4145.10 getting rc-elecled In
18*2 <43.3 05 less than In I97GI H r th in ks
most senators m u ld do Hie same Bui Uhls is
the kind o f IVnxm lre talk lh a l sets some
senators' teeth on edge) “ they like I lie ego trip
o! ta king o lh ri people's m o u r) a n il s p rin tin g II
on television te llin g tw z p lr w hal g rra i guys
they are " T h r m an who won I'ro x m in s scat
th is year spent 45 m illio n of his o w n money
Of course. Proxm ire. like o ilie r senators,
spends m illion s of g o v rrn m rtil dollars on
rtew slrtlers. Inane offices am i o the i aids lo
s e lf-p ro m o tio n and re -e le c tio n
Proxm ire knows Itow
to gel n o tic e d , us
w it h h ts m o n th ly
Golden Fleece award,
r id ic u lin g w hat lie
c o n s id e r s fo o lis h
g o v e rn m e n t sp en d
in g S o m e o f h fs
a w a rd s have been
P h 111 s 11 n e . b u t
jtnpulistu often Is
A s u r v e y of
netw ork news cover
age In a recent year
s h o w e d I ti a I 10
f A I t im e s it
senators received 50
s e e m s
percent of Ihe cover
W is c o n s in
age. 20 senators got
should take a
G8 percent and 17
sedative and
se na tors never a p
go sit under a
peared on any of the
1 .0 9 5 b ro a d c a s ts
tree
Proxm ire. chairm an
o f the Banking C ornm IIIre. tin * deservedly
been one uf the most noticed
A graduate of Harvard College and Harvard
Business School, he worries a lx itil the tilin g s
populists have worried u tx iu l since W illiam
Jennings Bryan They a rr econom ic giantism
(lor example, he dislikes Interstate b ra nd ies ol
banks) nnd ihe q u a n tity and value of money
and credit.
B tit his w orries have a conservative * asl He
th in k s the 4 2 5 trillio n fe d rn ii debt and 43
trillio n household debt anti 44 trillio n c o r
porate debt denote a constituency for Inflation
And be denies lh a l l l i r governm ent should try
lo avoid recessions "a t a il costs " 1l should
u in rilo rn tr the business cycle, but recessions
are a price of a fire economy.
Proxm ire th in k s Senate procedure is too
replete w ith blocking m erha ntsm *. and that
the Senate needs som ething like Ihe House
Rules C om m uter lo lim it am endm ents and
debate.
He has tong been a burr under the Senate’s
saddlr H r once delivered a M istering speech
on Uie Senate floor, protesting M ajority Lender
Lyndon Johnson's cattle (mat style o f leader
ship. Many colleagues praised h im . but did so
In calls lo his home, not his o flir r .
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over fuse
W ASHINGTON — T h r A rm y ts determ ined
to gel tls hands o il som e new fangled
etc* iroutc a n tlle rv loses, even il ihe fuses
don , work and even If Congress <torso I want
to |u y In f them
H rfo rr the end uf Its Iasi srssNin. Congress
q uietly stalled the A rm y a c lto ri* to ja il Ihe
lu srs In to p roduction bv ord ering ihe Arm y to
wall u n til the U w m a k r:* have all the Dc ts
Ih e decisowi o u ira g rd wane Arm y bras*
who th in k the low- t* I he ta-si thing since
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t it u d e
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Held usr anyway A
Pentagon suurrc told
u s th e fu s e w a s
ir r ttf tr d despite res
e rv a tio n s (rum th r
A rm y's ow n weapons
analysis b rm u te the
A rm y feared locing
I unit mg for Ihe 423
m il l i o n p r o je c t
Con grew* has already
■ Congress has
a p p r o p r ia t e d Ih e
nover been as
money and the A rm y
gung-ho about
d a ln ’l w ant to let (tie
th e fuse as
project slip Into the
Ihe Army p
198 9 b u d g r l a nd
take th r chance d ia l
c nngrrsa. on s rr.in d glance would ra n *rl d ir
funding
W r rr|> o n rd Iasi sum m er d ia l at a weapons
testing ground near Yum a. Artz., lire new
electronic lose show ed a penchant lor
rx p lo d in g Its shells as th ey passed through
storm c lou d* Apparently the (use may uniy
live up to Its b illin g II a w ar ts fought on (Tear,
sunny days
Ih e A rm y w ants the electronic fuse lo
irp M e r the It) year old m echanical model
The new lu srs a rr designed to detunate
.m ill, rv shells on on tu 2(X>srrnnd fligh ts
lo-hlnd Warsaw j'a c l lines In Irsls. they lia v r
e xplodrd js r.n l> as four s rro n d s Into flight
Congress ha» never Sa-en zs gung ho about
Ihe fuse as die A rm y , b ut members of
C nngrrss a rr having a hard tim e getting
answ ers In the it q u e s tio n s T h r House
Defense Ap|>ropi tat tons S n b m m m ltlre asked
lor a c u s i-b rn rfll study on th r lusr last
December, but never got II In September, a
joint House and S e tialr c o n lrre u rr ru m m td rr
requested an Investigatton by the G enrral
A ccounting Office to determ ine whether die
lu s r was a good buy.
Sett A rlrn S p e rtrr. R Pa , Independently
w ro te th e A rm y a le tte r asking fo r a
breakdow n of the advantages of the fuse.
Ray Thockildseti. a form er lYntagon s ta ll
spe, u lia t in a m in u n ltio n . th in k s the A rm y
w ill try to m arch d ir (use Into production
h rfo tr d ie GAO fln ls b rs Its cost analysis
D u rin g Ihe next live years, the new fuse
would cost ta x |x iy rrs 450 m illio n for c a tu h lll
ties that the old mt < h .in li .i! fuse already
offers, T ho rkltd se ii told the GAO In u p rlv a lr
m eeting.
The fuse may lie a classic exunqilr o f bow
the Prntagnu wastes tax d ollar* — fr illr rtn g
away d ir money on low jin ifllr . overpriced
projects d ia l don't get m u rh scrutiny.
In th is case, die A rm y Is resorting lo
Band-aid*. Tw enty-five fuses were tested In
s to u tly weather last August and 14 o l them
exploded r a lly . The A rm y p u t a cap on part
o f d ir Rise and fired a nother 25 rounds None
of them m isfired, so the A rm y pronounced
tile fuse a success.
Piers Wood, a form er A rm y field a rtille ry
lieutenant colour I. told o u r assoc la ir J im
Lytic-h d ia l one lu ita lllm i could fire o il more
Ilian 25 rounds In Ihe first (w ound a hall
m in utes of a w ar Wood th in k s the A rm y
should f lr r as m any us 10.000 Irs l rounds
before it (cels com fortable launching m ortars
over Ihe heads o f U.S. troops An A rm y
sjaikrsm u n said another 300 lest rounds are
jtlanned.
In addllknn to fizzling cm d ir battle Held, d ie
fuse does not even m eet t h r o rig ln u l
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2108 M2 sh ortly after the m a fke l ojiened
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Geneva; tw o brothers. Edward. o riW to lm g In to rm *n 1 *111 t o l l* * m 0 * v l « * n
re s tru c tu rin g E x rh n n g r la p r Early d im m e r am ounted lo
Csapal
P a r t C * * * * to r r F a m tlr to ll! r t t f . r * I r u n d i
D eltona. H rrt. O rlando: five sis
* n F 1 4 r , * * m * Fw narai H orn * Horn 1 p m
W ilto n F K -*< b *rg a r M a rlu a ry la n lo rd in
Ir rs . Marie H ill. O k c rc holier
<-a # ga a> ar r angam an to
*m *ii t a r o t * l.m *
M a ry M r G o ld r lr k . S a n fo rd .
S h irle y M illl. M a r ir iia . Ga
Local Interest
Estelle. Orlando. L u ctile Pen
These ijt. 'i.u /o n - pro vid e d
da rv Is, Geneva
hy m em bers o f ih r X a lio n al
atrnosphrrr.** said planetary
H rls s o n - G u a r d ia n F u n r r .il
U n lta d P ra ts In U rn a tlg n a l
A it o r f a f lo n o f Set u r l t l e t
astronomer William Huhhard nf
Hume. Sanford, in rh a rg r of
C u rre n c y traders in New
D ea ler* a r r re p re *e n la tlv e
the Unlversliy of Arizona In
LO S A N G E L E S - A th in
arrangem ents
U n lta d P rasa Inta rn atlo n a l
York Wednesday reacted to a
I n l r r d r a l e r p r ic e * as o f
Tucson, "now we have direct
gaseous atmosphere has been
ANN M IL L E R
Federal Reserve report that
m id m o rn in g to d a y Interdiscovered around Ihe plaurt evidence "
The dollar «lr If lest - lig h ilt
A nn M iller. 6 7. 2955 M .illorn
appeared lo suggrst d ia l th r
d e a l e r m a r k e t s , ,*-i * c
Writing lr* Ihe r u r -c n l issue ol
Pluto, a finding Rial provides
lower T hursday In ligh t trad
W ay. C ftv-rlb erry. died Tuesday
n erd lo Increase in ir r r s i rales
ith o u g h ,m l ih r day /Y tc rs d o
the Hr it l»h Journal N a tu rr.
another plrce In Ih r puzzle
I iij( un m n|or foreign currency
Horn In Canada, she moved In
n ol Include reta il m a rk u p or
lo slow Ihe economy was not
11iifitt.trit and colleagues burn
i I h iu i the sidar syslrm ’s unlrsl
m arkets Gold edged slig h tly
Casselberry from Portland, ( h r
m arkdow n
as p re s s in g as p re v io u s ly
and most mysterious plane*
ih r U n iversity of Tasm ania
h lflie r
in 1988 She waa a retired
believed
Ask
B id
astronomer* -aid Wednesday
found (hr aimnspherr hy analyz
waitress and a C atholic
C u rre n e y traders in New
H igher in le rrs i rales, a tool
A m rrira n P toncrr 9 l v
1
Tliere was a lot of indirect ing luminosity in Plufo's vk lnllv
S urvivo rs include son, Gary.
York said the rnarkei was
Barne tt Hank
used lo light in ll.itmn in an
92 H
32V*
i-v ld c n i- ihnt there was an
whrn II ri Iqiscd a star last June
w atting fo r Ihe I I S em ploy'
C asselberry, and tw o grand
First Union
o v r r h r a tm g e c o n o m y , also
Ji *
20M
m rn i ilg u rc * due lo l r re
ch ild re n
FP&L
u> to
le n d lo su|)|M>rt t h r dollar
90S
teased on Friday for a lead on
H r .icon C re m a tio n Service
because they m a ke dollarFla. lY ngrrss
it
34 S
the dollar
O rlando in charge of arrange
HCA
42*
43
m erits
In earlier trading In Tokyo, denom inated securities more
lln g h rs Supply I7 S
allrac live In Investors
I7 S
J A M E S H S M IT H
th e d o l l a r w e a k e n e d
M orrison's
The Federal Reserve survey,
20 S
2U‘ .
m argin ally against ihe Japa
Jam es R S m ilh , 72. of 4789
m r t:<jfp
S IS
51 fs
nese yen. i losing 0 2M yen made by ihe 12 d is tric t Feder
Hester Avenue in Sanford, died
39Vy
al Reserve tiartks. said eco
I'lrsscy
37S
lower al 121 57 yen
Tuesday at Dr-luma Health Care
nom ic expansion m lg lil not tie
ScoHy's
IIS
12
Center Horn F e b ru .-r/ 22. 1916
D ealers said th r d o lla r's
Soulhrast Hank 22M
as strong as recent govern
22H
In L ib e rty. N C , he moved lo
weakness rrOei l i d W eilnes
20S
20 N
m eni Indicators suggested
SunTrust
i b i s a re a In 1 0 5 0 I m m
W all 1,1-1try
day s derltne In New York
♦, i »
69
In Europe, th r d o lla r lirg a it
S|M ntshburg, W Va He was u
a flrr a report rrleascd the IJ S
W» sttn g h o u w
• be day In F ra n k fu ri al I 731
51 S
S IS
t ' S A r m y v e t e r a n , s e ll
F ederal Reserve H oard In West O r m a n m arks down
[ir-.m xw tik
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17
em ployed I n ic k d riv e r, and a
HU)
dicated s lo w rr U S economic
sh gh th lim n I 7.'M2 m arks on
8H
8S
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grow th
Wednesday
Fla National
J7Ps
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S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e h is wife
W inn D txir
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Francis S m ith , m other. l-rlia of
Emerson
2*16
90
Stoneville. N.C.. son, Mark S of
Deltona daughter. Kathy Vogel
of Sanford tw o sisters, both o*
( lo w n n o rxm ik g ro w th
U f l l l o d P r i l l I n t * r n a 11 o n m I
S toneville N < Francis T r r lr r r .
Gold And Silver
rbese included a faster rate
a nd H a r d L e s te r One pre
o f d e liv e r ie s to s to re s , a
WASHINGTON - The gov
NEW YORK - Foreign and
ilet rased sister M ildred Fuquay.
e rnm ent's Imtex id I -ra ilin g change in th r p rw r of raw
ik.-rnrsia gold A silver prices
•
me grand* b lld M a rk ir Kathryn
Fa ooooilr tndi* aloes made m m aterials, a sm aller m oney
q uoted In d o lla rs per troy
S m ith
ounce Thursday
modest O I [ i n i r n l advance In supply, a -h o tte r average work
O a k la w u P a r k C r n tr *
• o k . and slower contracts
Gold
O c to b e r, b u t re vise d Sep
trry f uncial Home, l- ik r Mary
L o n do n
tr m h r r figures hinted al a a n d o rd e rs fo r In d u s tr ia l
in r barge of arrangem ents
com ing short shutdow n. ih r equipm ent the departm ent a
lYevloua i lose 429 25 up 0 50
TO
MMY STEW ART
H
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of
Econom
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Analysis
t'ornm erce D r|M rtm rn l said
M orning fix in g 425 50 up 2 25
T o m m y S te w a rt. 57. 9701
said
Wednesday
Hong Kong
425 OO up 9 80
Stale Hoad 494 Fewest C ity, died
A surge in b u ild in g (irrm lls
New Y o rk
Monday al his residence Horn
Convex spot
along w ith rising « lu k p in e s
Dow Jones
August 7. 1991 lu Yorktow ti. III
gold o p rn
425 90 up 0 50
strong m .im dai tu r n s ' orders
h r m oved la Frwrst C lly from
D ow Jo n e s A v e ra g e s
Comex apot
a n d lo w e r u n e m p lo y m e n t
Newm an. Ga.. In 1955 He was a
1 0 :0 0 a m
h r 11led send Ih r lodes up O I
silver o p rn
6 166 up 0 09
show m an
3 0 Indus 2IUMHH off -f fill
p n r r n i In (> lo h rr to IH9.0.
S urvivors un Kiifc <Juvqd»nrv
20
Trana 9 M 4 1
off 2 11
th r dr|>«(titH-Ut said
iL o tid o n m o r n in g fix in g
s .m d v IW*
change is taxed on the p tr
Hut five »( nine m diraIon*
19
( fills |M4 9 0
o ff 0 89
H am m ond. Pttie H ills Ginger
a va ila b le lo r tlc to h e r h r |d
v unis day's c losing price |
65
Steak #03 56
of I 2 01
S la lu a k rr. L o r k h u n . and six
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grandchildren
H a ld w ln F a ir c h ild F u n e ra l
Home. O rlando. In charge of
arrangem ents
HO M ER W IL L IA M S
Mar v land cn up lr
hgvnwuig ihe m ote th an la iu r
Horner W illia m s . 59. 1707 Hell
U n ite d Proas In ta rn a tlo n a l
lottg session "W e've got big
Jacksvm. who was d rlra ie d hy S t r r r l. Sanlord. died Tuesday al
differences and we've go! a lot In
D u k a k is lo r I h r D e m o c ra tic C entral Florida R rg ion al H ospi
WASHINGTON - President
ri*nni nation and o the r Demo ta l Horn M arch 1. 1929 In
rite t George Hush try in g lo heal com m on **
"T h e i auqMlgn is over I have it a lv charged rfia l lliis li was la-ary. Ga . he m oved to Sanlord
w im n ilv h u m ihe b ille r earn
no a’ g iir tirn is w ith the way
try in g In stir up ta< Ml tears w llh in 1944 H r w as a t.dm rrr and a
[Mign held an amiable in e rtin g
Wednesday w ith 'm lu ii.il <»,» R t m . m i l Ja. fcson co nd ucte d ih r ads because H o rto n . «black
IM nl IV
S u rv iv o r* in r lu tlr a devoted
Hut Hush said be told Jackson
|H isilr .Jesse J « ks>in and p.” > t.im s rii inw ards me and I hope
it's the same v u li h im on a in "u ne q uivoca l te rm s ” that the frie n d , Mary IL c a n S u d a n i:
m ixed to seek Ills adv Ire
|irr*o n a l lia s ls ." added Hush, H n r tu u r v a m p le w a s used tw o sons. Ih ir n r t W illiam s. J r ol
In stark u n it rim! to On v rtlM l
III r r r I y 1it s t r e s s l h e R r
A tla n ta . E d w a rd W illia m s ul
a lla i ks ih a l llrw lin m both sides w h o w-ill in e r t F rid a y w llh
D K C K M IM R A I I I
M a s s a e h u rs tla G ov M u-h u rl publican s in ir n s r opp osiiiim m G erm an tw o daughter*. Linda
d u rin g Ihe rare lor I lie W hile
D ukakis, who h r d r fr a lr d Nov 8 prison fu rlo iig b program s lor Harrts. Ft H enning. Ga . I’reola.
House . the h im h in e rtin g m the
Sanlord City Commissiun, |)jst
m urderers
Sanford; brother. Johnnie Hue.
Vice p r e s id e n t's o ilie r w as lo r th r W hile House
W e had a very good ills
m arked hv an e x tra o rd in a ry
Jackson said llia l .dong ihosr S a n fo r d , a n d s e ve n g ra n d f d P a l Ad*
a m o u n t o f frie n d lin e s s The ritnaton and I h r t r w ill I k- Itiu rs lines, be raised I be m a lle i of c b ild re n
Sunrise Funeral Home. Sanform er Dem ocratic presidential in my presidency w hen I w ill ask Jam es Earl Ray. I be assassin of
r u n d ld a tr s praised Hush lo r lo r h is s u g g e s tio n s .'* H ush M artin l.u th rr King, w ho may tv
o|ienm g lines ol c o m m u n lra tlo ti added "F v r done that In ih r ( - I ruled I II Tennessee
llia l w ou ld go ' a long wav past over the last rig h t years,
Hush told rrjH irtrrs tli.it re
to w ard o ra lln g m any ol t*.e s o m rtu u i» q u ir*ly . s o m riim rs in •rasing Ray w ould "send Ihe
a in ih llc wav. Hut lie has very wrtKig signal lo A m e rica ." and
teal Ion's wounds
" l l w a sn I a b u r y lt ig - ih r - giHMl ideas nn a lot ol sulijei is Jackson said h r lic lle v rs ihe vice
lh a l a rr of k re ti in le rrs i in our p rr s id r n l was lic ln g "c o n s is
h a lrh c t m r r lln g
No h a ic h ri
needrd lu lie h u rle d ," Hush said country."
tent ”
This notice is to inform the residents of Seminole County that the
Am ong Ih r R rm s discussed
w e rr the war n il drugs and
O ther m atters discussed m
Seminole County Board of County Com m issioners has amended its
Hush s frequent use d urin g Ih r eluded th r p llg h l o l |Msir fa rm
1987-88 (2nd year) final Statem ent of Com m unity Development O bjec
eatupalgn ol ihe fu rlo ug h In er*. urban policies. South A im a.
D u k a k i s 's h o m e s t a l e o f Ihe U S rejection o( a visa for
tives & Projected Use of Funds under the Com m unity Development
C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A
m urde re r W illie llu r lo n . who 1*1.44 Ira d rr Yasser Ar.d.it and
disaster
Block Grant (CDBG) Program. The original Final Statement, subm itted
e s c a p e d a n d t e r r o r i z e d a wavs to cut the budget del t ill
It was th r llrst ol lour m ilita ry
in
August. 1987, contained an activity entitled:
s h u itlr flig h ts planned tirfo rr
M arch 1990 a ll th o u g h t to
Involve hig h p rio rity payloads
City of Sanford: H ousing Rehabilitation in the Goldsboro Area.
gro un de d hy Un- C h a lle n g e r
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disaster
The original budget for the above activity was funded at $300,000 for
John Pike, a space analyst
rehabilitation of single-fam ily dw elling units.
w ith the Federation ol Am erican
Scientists In W ashington, said
The Stomahesive' /Surp-Fit* System
Ih r Pentagon u lllm u lc ly plans to
On November 22.1988. the Seminole County Board of County Com m is
deploy lo u r lam osai tadai s u r
sioners amended the 1987-88 Final Statement to allocate $20,000 of the
veillance satellites capable ol
p riiv ld ln g imagery llia l could lie
total $300,000 for dem olition and clearance activities in Goldsboro. The
used lo clirn I 112 Stealth b o m
follow ing activity is now added:
ber* lo th e ir targets lu w artim e
A conceptual sketch ol ih r
s p a rre rn ft. provided by Pike,
City of Sanford: D em olition and clearance in the Goldsboro area
showed tw o glam solar pam Iso n
($ 2 0 ,0 0 0 ).
either side nl I he m ain Imdy ol
Ih r s a tr llllr The radar a n lciiu a .
Thursday, December 1
a large rectangular Structure
The original budget tor the housing rehabilitation activity is now reduced
12 noon to 4:00 p.m.
was shw oti m null led al ihe cud
to $280,000.
of a boom ru n n in g jie rjicn d lcu la r
VINCE TAYLOR, THE ConvaTec* representative w ill be with
In I he solar ponds
us all day to leach and demonstrate many new advances In
According to I In* Federation ol
The Seminole County Planning Department w ill submit this amendment
ostomy (colostom y. Ileostomy and urostomy)
A m erican Scicnllsts, the solar
to the U. S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) after
(Mitels and radar antenna, luldcd
up d urin g the laum h phase, w ill
seven (7) days. Any questions or com m ents should be directed to:
u n ln ld lik e a c h ry s a lis a lte r
deploym ent in space
Hoslod by
Buddy Balagia, CD Principal Planner
" Radar t- c - through clouds."
Pike said. "T h e th ing s that ll
Seminole C ounty Planning Department
would Is- used lor w ould Include
HOME MEDICAL SERVICES
1101 E. 1st Street
h e lp in g ih r 112 Unit m obile
(Across liom C sn le ' FI*. Raglonat)
ICHMs such as Ih r SS-25 an.!
Sanford, FL 32771
321 MANQOUSTINE
helping the A rm y and Air Force
SANFORD. FLA. - 3 2 1 * 0 2 3 0
407/321-1130
In Eurojtc locale large Is deep
'*• •»( aa*4*««f« A M t»l* !**«'*«<• D4#e«i
Inside Ihe Warsaw P a d ."
Market moderate, prices dip
Dollar slightly lower;
gold, silver higher
A tm o s p h e re a ro u n d P lu to fou nd
O cto b e r leading indicators up
Bush, Jackson have friendly lunch
VOTE
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Sanford H fsk f, Sanford, F.ortd* — Thuraday, Pecembff 1. J988
Volcker endorses ‘sin,’ gasoline taxes
Judge reviews classified documents
W ASHINGTON — The Judge In the Iran-C ontra case began a
tedious review Wednesday o f classified docum ents lo decide
w hat m ate ria l m ay be disclosed at a conspiracy tr ia l o f
e x-W hlle House aide O liver N orth.
The review by U.S. D istrict Judge G e rlia rd Gesell Is expected
to last at least u n til Friday and m ay prove c ru cia l In
d e te rm in in g w hether N orth and three o th e r defendants ever
face a Jury on charges stem m ing from the scandal
A t Issue are N orth s argum ents th at lo defend himself, he
m ust expose far more classified m a te ria l than Ihe court has
ruled adm issible to date.
Independent prosecutor Lawrence W alsh has argued th a t
N orth Is seeking use of an a dd itional 3 .5 0 0 to 4.000 classified
docum ents In a blatant a tte m p t lo force a dism issal of Ihe rase
to protect some o f the n ation's best-krpt secrets
Il was unclear W edc'sday w he ihe r ftc s e ll would dem and to
review those ex»ra docum ent* oefore ru lin g on N orth's request,
a move th a t could draw President Reagan In to the controversy
Missing snowmobller found
GRAND LAKE . Colo. — One o f tw o m issin g snow m obller*
w ho spent five nights In sub-zero tem peratures In Ihe n o rth e rn
Colorado Rockies walked to safety Wednesday, b ut h is
com panion apparently died of a heart a tta c k three days e a rlie r,
a u tfio rllle s said
Jam es Edson. 38. of N orthglenn was spotted on a c o u n ty
road about 2 p m . by an employee o f a logging company, said
Lt. Tom N ixon o f the Grand C ounty sherUTv departm ent.
Edson was taken to St. A n th on y clin ic In Granby w liere he
was tn stable condition suffering from dehydration, h o sp ita l
ofPcial* said.
Edson told police that h i* com panion. Raym ond Owens. 65.
o f Federal Heights, died Sunday o f an apparent heart a tta c k .
N ixon said. Sean-hers began re tra cin g Edson's fo otprin ts tn
hopes o f fin d in g Owens' body before n ig h tfa ll
Edson walked for about four hours Wednesday before he was
found. He was taken down to amazed rescue workers w ho had
Just ra ile d off th e ir search for the tw o m issin g men. flg u rtn g
there was little chance of even fin d in g th e ir bodies
Doctor cannot be forced to remove tube
SAN FRANCISCO — The conservator fo r a vegetative patie nt
m av not force a doctor lo remove the p a tie n t s feeding tu b e as
N EW Y O R K - K o h lb e r g
K ravis R o b e rts Co. s n itc h e d
RJR Nabisco Inc. away li^-m tw>>
riv a l s u ito rs late W ednesday.
Im proving Its b id to about $25
b illion for the foot] and tobacco
g>anl In the largest corporate
takeover in history.
KKR w ill pay $109 for each
share o f A tla n ta -b a s e d R JR
Nabisco In deal worker! o ut In
m arathon ta lk s that extended
late Into the evening.
The w in n in g bid. to ta lin g over
$ 2 4 .9 b i l l i o n , e d g e d a
• lOH a share o ffe r va lu e d at
$24 8 b illio n proposed b y a
grnup led by Shearson Lehman
H utton Inc., Salom on H m thers
In c a n d m e m b e r * o f K JK
Nahi v o x senior m anagem ent.
KKR. an Investm ent firm that
specializes In b u y ru 's . also brut
out a group led by Fi.7*t Huston
Corp. whose bid was valued at a
m in im u m of $102 a share or
$23 9 b illio n for KJR Nabisco
" T h e m erge r agreem ent Is
signed, th ts Is fin a l." said Dick
Hcaltle. o f Sim pson Thacher A
H atlclt. w h ich represents KKR.
H r said KKR beat o ut Its rivals
I(realise d "h a d Ihe firs t o ffe r."
A s k e d w h e t h e r the
$ l0 9 -a -s h a rr price, w h ich In
cluded $R f In cash, had been too
high. H r u d ' said. "N o. KKR Is
the best In Ih e business and they
know- w h at th ey're doing."
RJR Nabisco Issued a state
m ent saying a special com m ute
of the the com pany's ftnerd o f
d irectors considered a ll t litr e
offers and unanim ously chose
the KKR bid "a s firin g In ih r
first Interests of the com pany
and Its s h a re h o ld e rs .” T h r
statem ent did not rlu tio ra tr.
T h r pitched lia d lr for co n tro l
of RJR Nabisco continued well
b e y o n d a c o m p a n y -Im p o s e d
deadline of 5 p m Tuesday, at
w hich tim e KKR reportedly b'd
$102 a share or about $73 4
billion .
The deal d w a rfrd the previous
record of 9 1 1 4 b illio n In 1984
when C hevron Corp took over
G u lf O il Corp..
No w inn er had emerged by the
late afternoon despite u lastm in u te p ro p is a l by the m a n
a g e m e n t g ro u p led by R JK
N a b is c o P r e s id e n t F Koss
Johnson, w h ich sweetened lis
oiler to $108 In a deal valu.'d ai
$24.8 b illio n when It looked as
though KKR could get the nod
RJR Nabisco stock rose stra Il
ly In tra d in g on Ih r New York
Stock Kxchange lo close Wed
nesdry ut $03 375 a share, up
$2 50
W A S H IN G T O N F o rm e r
F e d e ra l R e s e rv e H o a rd
C h a irm a n Caul V o lcke r. e n
dorsing a concept that Is w in n
in g b ip a rtis a n s u p p ir t. said
Wednesday that tax Increases on
liq u o r, tobacco and g a s o lln r
could ease th r budget deficit
w ith o u t h arm in g Ihe economy.
" I don 't th in k you could argue
that from an economic sta n d
point you're doing grave damage
(by Increasing such taxes) a
r e la tiv e ly m o d e st a m o u n t."
V o lc k rr told the National Eco
nom ic Com m ission at a pub lic
hearing
The so-called "s in ta xes" on
liq u o r and clgaretles. as w rll as
the fedetal gasollnr lax, " In real
term s are lower than they were
some years ago." the economist
p o in trd out. endorsing an Idea
th a t has g a in e d p o p u la r ity
am ong experts despite Cre-jfdeni-elect George Hush's vow to
Third youth surrenders in sniper attack
MARFA T exa s — A th ird
youth surrendered Wednesday
In ihe " s p u r - n f th r - m ^ m e n l'
sniper a tta ck that kille d a m an
and w ounded h is wife and th e ir
guide d u rin g a ra ilin g to u r on
the Rio G rande, and Ihe search
continued fo r a fo u rth suspect
Ih e suspect. Identified o n ly a*
a m inor, surrendered to M exican
a u t h o r i t i e s a t O J in a g a tn
C h ih u a h u a s ta le , said H ug h
R u s h to n . c h ie f U .S . H o rd rr
Patrol agent In Marfa
"F ro m w hat | understand, we
found o ut y rs ie id a y that Ih r
boy'* fa th er w orks In ihe United
S tales." R ushton said "Hordrr
Patrol a gent* approached the
lather and convinced h im that It
would be better fo r the boy If h r
•urned h im s e lf m "
la w enforcem ent agencies on
both side* of lire border pressed
a tw o n a tio n m a n h u n t for a
fourth suspect, w h in e Identity
was kn ow n to Investigators
Holder Patrol agents arrested
Ihe first tw o suspects on fu rs -
ju d ic ia l pul ire near El M olaio.
Mexico, and was firin g held in
n ra rb y OJinaga. across th r Rio
" p j * » * s r » i| i a r . h i k e *
E d u a rd o Pineda R odriguez.
17. a legal resident alien, was
arrested al his home In Redford.
about 25 m iles east of Presidio
and was being held on a m urder
charge In $50,000 bond
A 16 -ye a r-o ld M exican n a
t io n a l. w h o s e n a m e w as
w ithh eld because o f Ills age. was
arrested by the C hihuahua state
Pineda Rodriguez was i tia rg n l
w ith the m u rd e r o f Michael
lle ffle y . 4 1. o f Eastland. Texas
w ho was shot on Nov 19 as he.
h is wife. Jam ie, and th e ir guide
J im H urr. were raftin g on the Rio
Grande near Colorado Canyon
about 40 m ile * upstream from
Hlg Hend N ational p ark In West
Texas
The b ip a rtis a n co m m issio n
has heard testim ony from p ro
m inent econom ists governm ent
o ffic ia ls , business and la b o r
leaders in Its search for a plan to
fig ht the federal deficit House
S|»eaher Jirn W right. D-Texas.
and Senate Republican leader
R obert (Kile o f Kansas also
lesllfted Wednesday.
V o l c k e r . w h o | | « I n r il
w orldw ide rr*|w-i-( In seven years
as Krd r Ii. i I i i i i .in under Presi
d e n ts C u r le r m id I tr u g a n .
asserted Wednesday lh a l the
" t i n p re c e d e r ile d ” e c o n o m ir
expansion o f recent years ru n I k m aintained under Hush "b u t Il's
going lo tuke some ilu m g r- In
p o licy. p a rtic u la rly h u d g rla ry
p o lic y ."
"(T h e expa nsion ! has been
d riv e n p r im a r ily b y p riv a te
co nsum ption and pub lic expen
d itu re s ." he said, u rg in g policies
that w ould s h ill to an economy
fueled hy exports and Invest
m ents
"T h a t Is w hat should |H>wer
the econom y for the next five
ye ars." he told the |»anel "B u i
we haven't got the room to do
that and to m a in ta in consum p
tio n gro w th at 4 percent a year
W e 've got to c u t d o w n on
consum ption gro w th lo m a k r
room lo r the Increase In experts
and Investm ent that we want
and need '*
Heducmg the tiu d g ri dc lie II
"b y re stra in in g ex|K-ndltures. by
raising tfxe s. or hy a com hlna
lio n o f the tw o " Is Im perative, he
s a id , lie s u g g e s te d u ''n e t
b u d g e ta ry r e s tr a in t" o l $:t(>
b illio n lo M O b illio n a year to
move the Inidget Inw ard balance
by 100.1 He also urged redur
Items In spending but noted It Is
w ith several a dvisers. M any
econom ists and business lead
ers. as well, are d ou btful the
deficit problem c an be solved
w ith spe nding cuts alone and see
" s in ” taxes as u relatively p iln less way to raise needed reve
nue.
Volcker said he does not th in k
increased tax revenues w ould tie
lost to increased governm ent
s p e n d in g " I t k in d o f goes
against com m on sense that pen
pie w ould go through the agony
of a tax Increase and Im m ediate
ly give ii away w hen you're in a
h ig h d e fie d p e r io d ." he re
m arked
The com m ission re p u te d ly Is
considering a d rla y in Its final
report as It seeks consensus on
the budget problem Hut W right
urged It Wednesday to slick lo
Ihc March deadline established
when Ihe p m e l was created bile
last year
Paul Volcker
not lik e ly that job can be done
w ith o u t also raising some taxes
V o lc k e r's "p e rs o n a l p re fe r
ence
is an increase m the
g a s o lln r ta x . w hich lie said
w ould not o n ly raise m oney but
w o u ld h a v e c o n s e r v a t io n
a d v a n ta g e s w h ile r e d u c in g
consum ption.
Carter and form er President
Fotd made a sim ilar rerom m en
dal ton to Hush last week In a
pre e|e< th ill te|K>rt they p irp a rrd
"VYt d<> ool bav> t» r lu x u ry cf
a le is u r e ly s c h e d u le . " th e
s p a k e r said noting d ia l the
Ibmse Is exjK-cted to produce a
IWU0 budget resolution by A p ril
Ikdc iim i urged taster m ove
m ent. saying public support for
a debt ICredoetton plan would I kg rralest during the first few
m onths of Hush's ad m in istra
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FDIC: Government
should spend $30
billion on thrifts
W ASHINGTON - The gove m in e n t should spend $30
b illio n In 1989 to close the
w orst Insolvent th rifts in Ihe
c o u n try and save the savings
a n d lo a n I n d u s t r y fr o m
"m e ltd o w n ." ih r ch airm a n of
the fu n d that Insures Ivank
deposits said Wednesday.
W illia m Seldm an. chairm an
o f the Federal D r;*o*lt In s u r
ance Corp . said Ihe cost of
re so lvin g th r crisis In the
n a tio n 's savings and loan
In d u stry w ould cost "o n the
high r n d " o f th r range of
r s iim a trs from $50 b illio n lo
$ lo o b ill loa
‘ ‘ A d e p o s it I n s u r a n c e
system o ut of co ntrol has the
p ote ntia l to 'm rh d o w n ' and
d a m a g e t h r e n t ir e U S
econom y.” Seldm an said
Seldm an. speaking al Ihe
N ational Press C luh. said Ihe
first order of business for the
n r * a d m in i s t r a t i o n a n d
Congress should I k- to "s lo p
th e lo s s e s '■ w h i c h h r
estim ated at m ore th an $1
b illio n a m onth
" f ly our estim ate, 20 per
cent o f the both Insolvent and
u n p ro fita b le In stitu tio n s arcount for about 85 perrent of
th is escalating co st." he said
"T h e message today Is. Ih r
s itu a tio n requires $30 billion
In 1989." Seldman said
" E v e n t h is l r n n . il cost
exceeds Ihe resources the
th rift In d u stry ra n shoulder,
but II ce rta in ly can co ntribu te
ll» p a r t.
S e ld m a n sa id .
"H e yo n d lh a l c o n trib u tio n ,
the governm ent m ust fin d the
resource* to meet th is pro
b le m .”
Debate over w hether the
g o v e rn m e n t w ill h ave to
•pend taxpayer m oney to save
th r savings and loan In du stry
from collapse h r ta m r heated
In Ih r last m onths o f th r
c o n g re ssio n a l session th a t
ended in October
Many econom ists and co n
gressional critics Insist ih r
th rift In d u stry crisis is one of
th r most pressing Items on
Ih r agenda of the new C on
gress and for the new presi
dent. especially brrause of th r
huge h it It could put on th r
federal budget deficit
S rldm an said the total cost
of restoring the th rift Industry
to health could h r more than
the entire post-W orld War II
Marsfndl Plan for European
recovery, com bined w ith the
federal bailouts of C hrysler
C o rp .. N ew Y o rk C ity .
Lockheed Corp and the Penn
C entral Railroad
Rep, H enry Gonzalez. DTexas. w ho is In lin e to
b e co m e c h a irm a n o f th e
House H anking C om m ittee,
agrred the crisis needs Im
mediate a rtio n but m ight not
rrq u lre as m uch as $30 b illio n
In the com ing year
"E ve ry day that goes by the
p r o b le m g e ts b i g g e r . "
Gonzalez said " It com pounds
a* long as these In stitu tio n s
that are dead as a doornail are
• t ill there "
Gonzalez has recommended
ihe Treasury loan Ihe Federal
Savings and I z m ii Insurance
Corp . w hich Insures savings
and loan deposits, up tn $50
b illio n and spread Ihe cost,
w hich w ould not appear on
Ihe federal budget, over 20
year*
" I believe it w ouldn't even
take $30 b illio n In do what
has to be done and lh a l's stop
the b lo u d lrllln g ." hr said.
A $30 b illio n expenditure
would add another 3 p ercrn l
to total estim ated government
expenses for the 1989 spen
din g year
Seldm an. In response to
suggestions th r banking d r
posh insurance fund should
be merged w llh FSLIC. said
he w ould prefer lor the FDIC
lo "go It alone."
Thousands rushed to meet
immigration amnesty deadline
Settlement averts hotel strike
BOSTON — The management of n in e Host on ares hote ls
averted * threatened strike tiy 3.bOO w orkers esdy T h u rsd a y
m o rn in g by accepting a new u n io n contract c o n ta in in g
unprecedented guarantee* to help fu n d housing for th e ir
w orkers.
On the eve of a m ajor t itv wide co n ve n tio n , management and
union negotiators agreed oi. th r three-year contract that
Increases wages by 16 percent and provides 5 cents an lio u r
per w orker tow ard a housing tiu s t fund
M em ber* of Local 26 of th r Hotel and Restaurant Employ-res
U nion hud h ern preparing to w alk off tlie lr Jobs al m id nig ht.
T h r housing provision, expected to cost hotel owners about
$500,000 In the first year of the .o n tra c t, w ill help w orke rs
urrangc m ortgages and subsidize rents.
Pentagon cuts computer system links
NEW’ YORK — 'I h r Pentagon te m p o ra rily hat cut lin k s
between a non -classified m ilita ry co m p u te r network a nd a
corporate and academic netw ork th a t was Infected w ith a
com puter v iru s last m onth, the New Y ork Times reported
T hursday.
T he new spaper q u o trd u n n a m e d defense d e p a rtm e n t
o fficials as saying lh a l th r d rclslo n was m otivated by te chn ical
d ifficulties.
However, unidentified .o m p u te r e xpe rts lold ihe T im e s ih e
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T h r Tim es said lha l officials al several U.S and C anadian
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SACRAMENTO. Calif. — For the llrs i lim e In Ih r r r decade*.
C alifoinlun.s have reduced Ih r lr a n n ua l copsum ptlon In a ll
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NEW YORK — The form er acting boss o f the Colombo c rim e
fa m ily has hern m issing for m ore than tw o weeks and J u s tic e
D epartm ent officials believe h r m ay have been m urdered In a
power play. Ih r Dally New s reported T hu rsda y.
Jam es A n g rllln o . 52. Irft his West 3 4 lh Street office al Ihc
G reater Blouse. S kirl and U ndergarm ent Association Inc. w ith
another m an on Nov. 15 and has not h ern seen since, ihe
newspaper said, r ilin g unnam ed Ju s tic e D epartm ent officials.
A n g rllln o Iasi year wus said to h u v r been ru n n in g th r
Colom bo crim e fam ily for im prisoned m ob boss C arm ine
" J u n io r ” Prrslco.
Ills disappearance wus re p o rtrd by h is g irlfrie n d w ith w hom
h r lives In llriM ik ly n ’s P.irkvllle section
l-aw- enforcem ent officials lold ih c News iliu i If A n g rllln o has
been m urdered, the execution most lik e ly wus apjirovcd b y ih c
Colom bo fa m ily 's current s ir r d bosses. Benedetto " B e n n y "
A lol. 53. and V llo " l . l l l l r V ic " O rrna. 54
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The d eadline e xp ire d early
T hu rsda y for Illegal fa rm w orkers
se e d in g fe d e ra l Im m ig ra tio n
a rrn rs ty , and o ffic ia l* said most
ol Ii;? la tr applicants In the W rst
prot>ub.'v su bm itted fake (tapers,
some mild by co un te rfe ite r* at
$700 r a t h.
A p plU a nts filed th ro u g h Im
m ig r a tio n o fflre s across t h r
c o u n t r y h y th e th o u s a n d s
W ednesday to meet the m id
n ig h t deadline fo r requesting
legal resident status under th r
g o ve rn m e n t's Special A g ric u l
tu ra l W orkers Program
The biggest last-m inu te surge
was in C alifornia, w h r r r about
h a lf o f Ihe I I m illio n app lica
tions received th rough last week
were filed Texas was also busy,
w ith long lines at some loca
tions.
Im m ig ra tio n and N aturaliza
tio n Service offices rem ained
ojK-n u n til m id n ig h t to accom
m odate the rush, and anyone in
line hy m id n ig h t was allowed to
subm it an a jijillc a tlo n . official*
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A * o f m id n ig h t f*ST. more
than 2 0.000 people had (lied on
Wednesday In the 16 INS offices
o f t h r L o * Angeles d is tr ic t,
in c lu d in g ubuut 2.500 at th r
b lg g e a t o ffic e . In E ast L os
Angeles
"W e figured It would be m ore
t h in th a t." said Nell H en ry,
deputy d is tric t director. "We
d o n 't kn ow w hy (there were not
m orr) We hope It wss because ol
th r pressure we put on to not llle
false d ocu m e nts. Those w ho
q ua lify, we w ant you here, hut II
vuu d o n 't, d o n 't be tu rn in g In
any false paper* "
Hut INS o fllrtu ls In th r W rst
said they believed that as m any
as 95 percent of ih r appllcalloriM
filed in the last 45 days were
.tre o m |> .tille d hy f r a u d u lr n l
(tapers, m any of them obtained
for a fee from professional c o u n
terfeiters
Dozens o f people accused of
p ro d u c in g and selling bogus
fa rm w o rk e r d o c u m rn ls w ere
arrested lit fhc Los Angeles area
In th r last six weeks. INS Los
Angeles D istrict Director Ernest
Gustafson said.
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China rocked by quake aftershock
BEIJIN G — A pow erful aftershock o f an earthquake (hat
k ille d I .OCX) people shook aouthw est C hina Wednesday.
In ju rin g residents and collapsing b u ild in g * weakened by the
rn r P - r tem blor, news re p o rt" said
T he aftershock, registering 6.7 on the R ichter scale, rum bled
th ro u g h southwest Yunnan Province Wednesday afternoon,
the o fficial X in h u a News Agency aald
C om m un ica tion lines to the afTected region were p a rtia lly
knocked out and officials, who said there were Injuries, were
s till (ty in g to pin down exact num bers, the ageney said.
E fforts to reach pro vin cial o fficia ls late W ednesday were
unsuccessful.
A num ber o f b uilding s damaged by the Nov. 6 e a rth q u a k r
were shaken and collapsed u nd er the shock ol the latest
trem o r, whose epicenter was located near Lancang. a remote
h ill tow n near the Burmese border th a t was p a rtic u la rly hard
hu by the earlier quake.
The earlier earthquake w h ich left f noo peo nlr dead and
300,000 homeless, registered 7.6 on the R ichter scale and was
C h in a ’s worst cat Ih q u a k t th is decade.
A senior governm ent official had warned aftershocks could
persist for at least tw o m onths
Ethnic groups fleeing troubled republics
MOSCOW — Some 40.000 A zerbaijanis have (led Arm enia
because ol fears of clh td c violence, and 2 0.000 A rm enians
sought refuge in Ihe m ite r d ire c tio n In a g ro w in g exodus
between the tw o republics, o fficial sources said W ednesday,
The Moscow News newspaper said soldiers In the Azerbaijan
rep ub lic's capital Baku were m a n n in g special positions at the
telephone exchange, the subway, ra ilw a y and bus s ta tio n * and
Ihe a irpo rt because of the heavy tra ve lle rs' traffic.
Soviet television showed p ictures o f the soldiers on d u ly In
Baku and called the m ira tio n ' te nse ."
T ile latest tu rn In a I O-month dispute between the A rm enian
and Azerbaijani com m unities was set o ff tw o weeks ago after
an Azerbaijani man was a e n lrn c rd lo death at a tria l In Moscow
for p a rticip a tin g In a ethnic m asaaerr o f A rm en ia n s In the
Azerbaijanian port of Sum gait In F ebruary
The latest w a vr of unrest lias been accom panied by dem ands
from Azerbaijanis that Ihe p re d o m in a n tly C h ristia n enclave of
Nagom o Karabakh. w ith 177.000 Arm enians, rem ain part of
.Azerbaijan A rm sn iso rtcf»«»n<l* In a m irs the disputed area sel
o ff Ihe dispute 10 m onths ago
U n tie d P ress In te rn a tio n a l
g o v e m m rn ls w ith (h r support of
In d e p e n d e n ts a n d a m a ll r r
IS L A M A B A D . P a k is ta n B e n a z ir B h u tto w as p o ise d
T hu rsda y to become the Moslem
w o r ld 's fir s t w o m a n p rim e
m in is te r after her ch ie f political
riv a l abandoned hit- efforts lo
form a new governm ent.
O f f i c i a l s s a id P r e s id e n t
G h ula m Ishaq Khan was sched
uled to go on nationw ide l ;!e v i
sion al 7 30 p m. 19 30 a m ESTl
lo announce his selection for
prim e m inister.
Ishaq Khan was to s rlrc t a
p rim e m in iste r from whichever
p a rty he believes can form a
governm ent, and his choice was
v irtu a lly certain In be Bhutto
Nawaz S harif, head of Ihe
g o v e rn m e n l- b a c k e d Is la m ic
D e m o r r a llc A llia n c e a n d
B h u tto 's m ain riva l, effectively
e n d e d h is h id fo r I h r p re
m ie rsh ip W edn-sday when h r
look the (M ill of office as a
m em ber uf ( h r Punjab Provincial
Assem bly In the northeastern
el-;' J ,.
T . .!'*•?- so. he
was excluded from holding a
seat In the lo w r r house o f
P arliam ent In Islamabad and
fro m becoming prim e m inister
B h u tto s opposition Pakistan
People a Parly won the largest
bloc u f N ational Assembly seals
In the Nov Hi genrral elections
b u l failed lo secure an absolute
m a jo rity . tk>lh B hutto and Shartf
had r tainted they could form
parties.
Chinese foreign
minister heads
for Moscow
U n ite d P ra ts In ts rn a tls n s l
B L U IN G - CttSCSC nsrtS T .
M in i s t e r U la n ( J lr h r n le f t
T hu rsda y lor Moscow — the lo s t
such visit *n three decades — for
ta lks lik e ly lo fu n is on prepare
lio n * for a historic Slno Soviet
s u n im ll n e x t y e a r a n d t h r
w ith d ra w a l of V tH nam rse fo rtes
from <'amiMidta
Speaking al B rljln g 'a C apital
A irp o rt before h is d e ju rlu re .
U an s a id c o iid lt la n s fo r a
lu n g a w a ite d s u m m it
w ere
becom ing rl|» r" am t itirird that
U a h sides were p u p a tin g for Ih r
m eeiing
* My n ir r e til visil lo I Ik So v k i
Unio n and I I k fo rthco m in g rrlu r n v is it o f IS ovlet Foreign
M in ister Kdnardl Shevardnadze
to C h in * w ill all l i r part o f Ih r
preparations, u ta n said
U lan. I tie fltsl Chinese foirign
m inister tn visit ih e SnvM I Union
First direct Tehran-Bhagdad flight flown
MANAM A. Bahrain — The com m ander o f U.N. peace keeping
forces crossed Ihe Iran lra q cease fire line W ednesday In Ihe
firs t d ire ct T e h ra n -to Baghdad a irp la n e flig h t since the
e ru p tio n o f Ihe Persian G u lf w ar eight years ago. U N. o fficials
said
Also Wednesday. Ihe official Ira q i Nears Agency m o n llu fe d In
K u w a it aald Iraq had anrressfuUy tested a new a n il m issile
weapon, w hich could give Baghdad anadvanlage over Iran In
l he even I o f renewal o f hoal lim es
U.N. o fficials said Gen. Slavko J o v tr flew lo Baghdad from
Tehran aboard a U nited Nations plane, crossing the cease fire
lin e for first lim e since the outbreak o f host Utiles
Jovkr. a Yugoslav, and h is aides u sua lly alternate between
Baghdad and Tehran, spending about a week at a lim e In each
capital. B ut Ihe U.N com m ander s sh u ttle p reviously traveled
between the countries via n eu tra l T u rk is h airspace
In Baghdad. .Invtc was expected to raise w ith Ira q i o ffic ia l*
Ira n ia n allegations ol violations o f the s till fragile cease-lire
w h ic h Iran and Iraq signed Aug 20
NATO officials review defense posture
s im r P re m lri Chou Enlai in
1957. was si I k doled in hrgm his
t h r e e o - jr s la y in M o s c o w
BKUSSEI.S. Belgium — NATO delensr m in iste rs Thursday
Ix g a n a two-day review o f the stale o f Ihe |6 n atio n alliance
a m id U S. dem ands (or European m em bers to shoulder a
g rra le r share ol Ihe burden lor th e ir d rfe n s r
A senior NATO o fficial said lire semi annual session w ould
review w hal each nation Is doing lo tn re i the a llian ce's defense
goals, and ways to im prove cooperation
"B u i the re n te r piece (if the dlM u salon* w ill be the Issue ol
b u t den sharing — w hal Is called In NA IG language ihe 'roles,
risks and responsibilities in the com m on defense.'" lire official
said.
Tire m ln lsle rs w ill deh air a rrp o rl drawn u p by defense
ex peris on how m em ber stales' r flo r ls could lie belter foc used
to enable (hern lo co ntribu te m ure la irly and effectively tow ard
l he com m on defense, h r said
The official said the report "c o rrc e n tra lrd on o u tp u t
wlrai
we gel for our defense spending — rtol Just on Ihe llrtatn lal
in p u t."
K uro|iean N ATO m em bers re c e n tly have o e rn under
Increasing p rrs s u rr from lire U nited Slates lo shoulder a larger
share of Ihe defense burden
T hu rsda y a lirro ta m . tK gu uitn g
w ith talks w ith S lH -vaidnad/r
Shevardnadze is expected lo
vtall Beijing in January lor ta lk *
aim ed al a iirn d in g to B k Im al
d rla lls of B k Sum So* irl sum in ll
set lor l Ik lit si hall ol m m year
S o v i e t 1‘ r e s l d e n i M i k h a i l
Gorbac hex is rx jjrc trd lo travel
lo lletjing in ih r spring lor talks
w l l h C l i l n r s r le a d r r D r u g
X iaoping
T h e M oscow la lk s a rc
exfiecled In la- among Ihe llm d
s lr p * In ending 25 years iif
s lra ln rd relations la-iw ren B k
tw o i o m n iu m *! g ia n l* w ho sp ill
in Ih r 1960* over a K i l n id
lr r r iio r i.il and idenlogu al dls
p ules
W illie |M ihllia l n l.ill-m s I k
I w ecll Mom ow and Beijing r r
m ained frosty In reren i years
o ilir f iir s — jk ir iii ularlv rro ra u iiit — Irave Unproved a lra d l
iy
"T h e jn il|M is e iil m y talks I* in
seek deeper in u iu a l underslan
dtng am i (o promote ih r process
o l n o rm a liz a tio n o l relatio n s
b e tw e e n ih< tw o c o u n trie s
th ro u g h It.m k und ear lies I tbs
r t la tin o s ." Ulan said
Strike at U.S. air bases ends
SEOUL. S o u lll Korea — A tw o d a y strike by 3.200 K n rru ti
em ployers al lour U S a ir liases ended T hursday after u rto n
leader* agreed in talks w ith Ifrelr Am erican em ployers, a
m ilita ry sjMikeantan said
I he 3,200 workers, m em bers o f ihe Union of Em ployees w ith
U S Forces Korea, w alked o il I heir |ol>s >a lly Tuesday at Osan
Suwori. Taegu and Kw angju A ir Ibises dem anding rein
s la trm e til o f I Of) fellow w o rk e rs llr r d by a new c iv il
engineering m aintenance contractor
The w alkout te m p o ra rily closed all A im y and Air Force
Exchange Service la c llllirs Tuesday and lim ite d o|»eratlmis al
other service facilities ihe a|io krsin an said
Union leader* were holding talks w ith Brig Gen Peter I*
llu y e s . d ep uty c o ru m a tid rr o l the 7th U S A ir Force
headquartered al Osan. 35 m ile s south o f Seoul Ihe
spokesman added
H r said tils t.ilks also would
l o i l l on Vietnam s
c le in i i u r n i u l l r u i l u n w it h
Most ow
I tic lo rrig n m liils ie r said Im lh
sldi*s were ready to discuss an
early w ithdraw al nl Vietnamese
11im p s Ir o iii C u m h n d la . lu ll
n n le il Dial " I h r ie are d ilb in n <s
iK Iw r r n Ih r twn sides in lllls
reg a rd ."
B ill be did IHil Id rn tlly the
Issues holding uji the d ia llin g ol
a itin ria b lc lot the Vietnamese
w llh d ra w a l
The Soviet Union Is lla u n l's
i bn I c c o n u n ilt and in illla ty
b.n kcr. a lu ll < liln a is Ihe ju lm r
a rm s s u p p lie r to i h r a n il*
V lrln a m cse resistant e In Cambudln. including ihe (o in itiim ls i
K ln n c i Knngr
C h llia Ills ! suggested a Sill.)
Soviet su m iu ll in the (all ol
I fIHf* and ih r oile r was renewed
In p o litic tiy Deng in late IliH ii
B ul teal progress Inw ard a |M>llllcul thaw h.is Im x ii seen o nly In
rcvcni iu o ii B is
MOSCOW — The Soviet s h u ttle Buran |icrluri>.vd so
flawlessly on ns m aiden lllg h l Is o weeks ago that Ihe
unm anned reusable or biter landed less than live (eel from Its
designated point o f touchdow n, a lop space o fficial said
Alexander Dunayev. head o f Ih r G luvkosm o* space agency,
also rrvealed that at least one m ore unm anned lesl lllg ld w ill
be carried out before cosm onauts are |>rririnted lo fly tile
Buran. w h k h Is Russian for sn o w s to rm ."
“ The autom atic program Ju siiflrd Its c ll b rillia n tly ." O unayrv
v iid In rem arks published Wednesday In (he o fficial l/v e s lla
newspaper
'Buran lauded o n ly I S m r lr is lin m where
plan tied and its planned lllg h l lim e deviated by one second
Bui when asked when the Soviets w ould la u n c h a m aim ed
sh u ttle , he said. "C e rta in space specialists consider II
expedient lo have si ill one m ore unm anned flig h t In a more
com plex m ission And they are correct In Ih r lr way "
Dunayev v ifd only four o f the 38.000 heat-resistant llle s on
(he Buran had lo be replaced fo llo w in g the s h u ttle ’s re tu rn Into
the atmosphere
Soviet space o fficials have nol announced w hen they w ill
next launch the Buran. Ihe new pride of Ihe Soviet space
program along w ith the Energla heavy d u ly booster that Itltrd
the 2.00O-ton shuttle In to o rb it.
Four cosm onauts arc know n to be tra in in g to lly (h r Buran.
and at least one more Soviet sh u ttle Is tirin g b u ilt Soviet space
officials have said the next sh u ttle pro lia hly w ill lie dubbed
Buran-2.
T M [ A 1 lO D ill*
ORANGEJUICE
From United Press International reports
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S*u
"C um ing through thrse halls
today, I realized how Im portant
the struggle has b rrn to rra rh
the parliam ent A lthough there
arc m any restrictions, w r are
s till hopeful of b ring ing change
tary ol Slate R ichard M urphy, a
spokesman w ild No d rla lls <•(
Ihe (e lk * were announced T h r
tw o • U.S o ffic ia l* a rriv e d In
Pakistan Tuesday lor a three day
v ls li.
B h u llo said she would speak
a g a in a f t e r h e r r x p r r l r d
n o m in a tio n . In o u tlin e the
policies ol the new adm lnlstra
lion
T ! k i k x i prim e m inister Is tr
Ik sworn in Friday, a day lx b irr
th r asarm hlv m eet* to elect a
c p ra k rr,
B h u llo sal in Ih r assem bly
seal previously occupied by (he
Iasi pi m ir riiin ts lrr, Muh.ttntnad
Khan Junejo. w tiosr g n v e rn n irn i
was dism issed in May hv I be la ir
president M oham m ad Zta ulItaq Z u . w ho ruled lor 11 v ra t*
rig h t of th em as head id a
m ilita ry governm ent, died in a
m v s lrrto u * A ug 17 plane crash
P r e s id e n tia l e le c tio n * are
scheduled for Drc. 12. w ith
voting by an rle d u ra l to llr g r
(om piM rb nf m rm b rrs of B k
N a t io n a l a n d P r o v in c ia l
A s s e m b lie s Is h a q K h a n , a
burner Senate chairm an and
Zla * ro n s iliu ik M ia l successor. Is
likely to be r rtu n firm rd as head
u ls ta ir
Benazir Bhutto
U.N. condemns
U.S. on Arafat
visa decision
U fH fd P e w * M s r s U s s a l ________________
U N IT E D N A T IO N S T h r G e n e ra l
Assembly Wednesday -oted o ve rw h e lm in g ly
in favor o f a resolution d ep loring Ih r U S
refusal (o grant an entry visa lo PLU leader
Yasser Arafat so I k can addresa B k U nited
N ation*
The non-binding resolution passed In a
vote o f 131 In 2, gave W ashington 24 hours to
change it* m in d or the axaembly w ould vote
on whether to move debate on the Palestinian
q u e s tio n tn U N ( a c B lltr s tn G eneva
Sw itzerland
The U nited States and is ra rl w e ir th r only
tw o countries voting against Ih r non-b ind in g
resolution B rita in abstained and ftv r id th«
U N 's 15 9 m em ber n a tio n * were absent
The resolution d e n o u n rrd B k U.S visa
denial as a viola tion ol an in te rn a tio n a l
agreement that set up Bk U N headquarters
In New York
Herbert O kun. Ihe U.S ambassador in th<
U N . told Ihe assembly that W ashington w ill
lud change its position and *aid Ih r U S visa
denial was fu lly consistent w ith the Head
quarters Agreement
and th is Includes our
rtg h l tu p r o ir r t our naiionai security
T h r assembly 1s r x | x t led to take tin
u n p fri r d r n tr d step of voting Friday to m ove
(he debate to the U N * European office in
Geneva to hear Arafat If W ashington d o r', not
reverse it* decision The debate u itg lu a lly
was scheduled to o p rti T hursday but was
postponed because o l 11k U S move
In h i* address. A ralat I s r x jK i led lo rx p la in
the Palestinian leadership's proclam ation ol
*n tnde|K itdeni s ta ir In th r Israe li-o erup lrd
te rrito ries
The Nov 13 declaration by B<< P a lra tln r
N a t io n a l C o u n c i l , th e P a l r a t l n l u r i
parliam ent In exile, w hich m et In Algiers.
Algeria, was coupled w ith im p lic it recognition
o f Is ra rl's rig h t to exist anti a rc m im tallon ol
terrorism
la i/r n s n l n a tio n * . rc o g n b e d :1 k p » <
iTanned state and hailed Ih r d ri laratln n as a
(M wlllvr |Ka< r In itia tiv e Is ra rl and Ihe U ntied
Slate* rejected It
The U nited Slates described the pro* lam a
Him as am biguous and said It did nut go lar
enough Inw ard m eeting B ir U.S demand lor
a dear recognition o l Israel hv the Palestine
Liberation O rganization
Over the weekend Secretary ol Stale George
S ln ili/ |x r*o n a lly denied A ra la l ihe visa,
clung t lir P l.t) s alleged lin k s In a rts nl
te rro rism against A m ericans On Wednesday
h r again d e lrm lrd the decision
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Shartf. 38. a h z v o n a sen! In
Nov 10 p ro vin cial elections In
Punjab, where he la a cting c h ie f
m inister. Ills derision lo become
a m e m b e r o f i h r P u n ja b
rm h ly means I k m ust s u r
render h is N ational Assembly
seat and Indicates h r In lends lo
seek r e ro n flrm n llo n as c h ie f
m inister.
Bhutto, the 33-year-old d au gh
te r o f executed Prime M lu ls lrr
Z u lllk a r A ll B h u llo . w ou ld be Ih r
find woman leader o l a p rr
d om in a ntly Moslem nation and
th r youngest p 'lr n r m in iste r of
P aklttan. w hich has hern under
m ilita ry ru le for m ore th a n
i wo th ird s of Us 41 -year history
B hutto, her m other. N usrai.
co-leader of the PPP. am i 192
o th e r p o litic ia n * elected th is
m onth were sworn In W r d n r t
d a y as N a tio n a l A s s e m b ly
m e m b e r* h y C h ie f E le c tio n
C o m m is s io n e r J u s t t r r S A
Nusrai.
The legislator* la trr r le r tr d
another 20 m em bers lo seals
reserved for w um rn. w ith the
Pakistan IVopie * Party w in n in g
12 th r Is la m ir D rm o c ra ttr A lii
ance fiv e a n d tn d e p e n d r n i*
ih r r r .
After the cerem ony. B h u tto
m el w ith U S Assistant Set t r
t a r y o f D e le n s r R ic h a r d
A rm lia g r am i Assistant Secrr
B hutto arrived at ih r P arlia
ment su rro u n d rd by hundreds o f
supporters, who chanted "L o n g
Live B h u llo " and "M r. B hutto i t
not dead,’ a reference lo her
father. Z u lllk a r A ll B h u llo was
overthrow n In a 1977 coup by
Zla. then a rm y chief ol stall, and
hanged tw o years later for Ih r
m u rd rr of a political opponent
" It feels a little strange tn be
here,” B h utto told reporters al
I h r m o d e rn c r r a n i - r o l o r r d
parliam ent b u ild in g
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Former Dominican president arrested
United Press Inlernetlonel
SANTO (X)MINGO. D om inican
H rpublk- — F o n u ri D n in ln lr.m
PrntdnU Salvador J o rg r lllunco
was a rrrtttrd W ednesday when
h r r r lu r n r d lo ih r C a rlld ira n
n ation to appral Ills conviction
on co rrup tion charges
A u th o rin '-* Ird b y F rd rru l
D is tric t Attorney A lr x ls Jroir|uln
C astillo arrested Jorge Hlanco.
02. upon his a rriv a l at Santo
D o t n ln g o n A i r p o r t o f t h r
Am ericas on a flig h t Iro in Miami
Jo r|(r Hlanro. w ho has hern
sentenced So 20 years In prison
and 816 m illio n line, was placed
In tin a ir lon e h e lico p te r and
dow n lo K nsam hr lot Fe prison
III S a n to Domingo
J o r g e H la n ro w as a c c o m
p a n ie d on the n iu h l In Ih r
ilo m ln lc n n H rp ub llr by h is wile.
A s r l u M r r a de J o r g e . h is
c h ild re n and Ih rr r la w ye rs
A b o u t 200 Jorge H I.in to fo l
low e rs and 30 trading o ffic ia ls of
Ills o p p m iiio n D om inican Revo
lu tio n a ry Party gather**! at the
a lrja irt to show support (or th r
In n n r r president, and hun dred s
ol tiu rk e r* gathered o u ts id e his
hom e In Ih r capital
J o 'g r lita ix o , who w as presi
dent o f the Dom inican H rp u tille
Sanford Herald, Svntoid. Florida — Thuraday. December 1. 1968 — SA
S o vie ts approve c o n s titu tio n a l re fo rm s
from l ‘IH2 to HWlfi anil left th e
D o m in ic a n H ep uh llc in M a y
1087 lo seel* treatm ent for a
heart a ilm e n t at Atlanta's E m o ry
U niversity Hospital, was c o n
victed S unday on charges h*
a n d b u s in e s s m e n L e o n e I
Almonte a n il Juan Tomas I'rn a
Valentin overcharged th r m ill
larv tf> m illio n lo r rrp iip m rn t
T r l r d tn a b s e n tia . J o r g e
Hlanro was rh a rg n t w iih o rd er
Ing th r m ilit a r y to b u y 75
peri ent o f its vehicles, u n ifo rm s ,
food, and o th e r rrp iip m rn t In
1985-86 at inflated prices fro n t
cum pa to rs o w n rd by A lm o n ie
and I'rn a V a len tin.
C en tral A m e ric a n
m in isters fo rm
p ea c e c o m m is sio n
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MOSCOW
Iltc Soviet p a rlia ia rn t voted by
"an a bsolute m ajority** T hu rsda y lo adopt
revo lu tio na ry proposals p aving ih r way for
m u lti-p a rty elections and m a k in g th r c u rrrn t
rublrer s ta m p legislature obsolete, the Tass
new s agency said
The Suprem e Soviet approved the measures,
d e riu rd c ru c ia l to Soviet I're td d ritl M ikhail
O ohachcv's p ro gram o f "p e re s tro ik a ," or
restna lu rin g , despite v irtu a lly unprccedenlrd
d ls v u iln g votes on some prop* ts.il s, Tass said
" T h r S u p rrm e Soviet o l th e U S S R
adoptrd tw o tu i|H iru n i laws, one on elections
and (he o th e r on changes lo the national
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A m e ric a n c o u n tr ie s agreed
W ednesday lo set u p a regional
c o m m is s io n tn m o n it o r im
plem entation of a p ra t e accord
signed last year and In hold a
u m il.lt o f the n a tio n * prr»i
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In a document signed before
kMO Harris Soares, secretaryleneral of the O rganisation id
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Ol Costa K ira . E l S a lvad or,
G u a t e m a la
H o n d u r a s and
. f i l l aragua
I "W e are giving bar k tinfie to
m illio n C e n tra l A rrirrU a n
p jj
fe f j - *:** ^ s«if(
u a trm a la n F ore ig n M inister
Alfonso Cabrera
Pea< r t annul
b> obtained o vernig ht We h a ir
S ssum ril the m p o n a tb lM y lor
Creating the n a x titto n * for peace
— a xa ttp le s |m * ' «
T h r sign
ing of this d-» u tn n ii Is a great
M r 11 toward in.a
f T he m in iste rs d id not say
Where the com m ission w ill hr
based, how m any m em bers tt
w ill havr nr when It w ill tor-siatdtshed
T he m in is te rs m r r t in g tn
Mestco C ity was convened to
give new Im petus to live peace
apian, w ith h is aim ed at ending
Ifie region's r lv ll w ars am i deiti
or ra ttrlllf* Its js d ltteal life
I h r foreign m in is te rs agreed
lo hold a p r r s td r iitu l aunim il
Jan 12 13 In Ei Salvador, lo Imp r e r r d r d by a p r e p a ra to ry
session of the m in is te rs tn the
N traraguarieapttal of Managua
Si- ar.xguan Foreign M intstrr
Miguet D'Faeoto said th r sum
n u t. tlie dale for w h ic h had lirr n
p u s h e d h a ck s e v e r a l tim e s
tM-raune o f a dispute lirtw e e ti Ills
co u n try and n e ig h b o rin g Hon
duraa. could prove tn to- a key
step in bring .ng p e a rr to war
ravaged Central A m e rica
" tn Ihe near m e e tin g w r w ill
dls* u ss the m echanism s ol vert
llia tto n |of the (iraee accord I.
and historic dec Isions w ill t*n ra d r In J a n u a r y ." D ’Kseoln
•a id
H o n du ran F o re ig n M in ts trr
C arlos Lopef, w hose governm rn i ban allowed Its te rrito ry to
lie used as bases fro m w hich the
t l S -bseked C ontra relx-ls have
w a g e d c i v i l w a r a g a in s t
N icaragua's ru lin g Sandlnlsla
From , said Ihe o u tco m e of the
m in i s t e r s ’ m e e t in g w as a
b rra k lh ro u g h
" I n today’s m ee ting , hope*
were realised am i o p tim is m car
ried the day," Lo|*e/ said "You
saw us all ro n ie o ut ol the
in e rtin g w ith s m ile s on our
faces."
Ilrs lile s se lling u p I h r regional
c o m m is s io n , tire d o c u m e n t
signed by ihe m in is te rs ra ils lor
the five nations lo lake s irjis to
probe alleged h u m a n r ig id *
abuses.
T h r coim irle s' presidents were
to have met Aug 7 on the llrst
anniversary o f the F.stpilpulas
accord, which Is n a iiir d for llte
Guatem alan low-n In w hich they
g a lh rre d last year belore signing
th r p a d In G u a trm a la C ity, htil
a dispute between Nicaragua
a n d H o n d u ra s d e la y e d the
| su m m it
The regional |ieace plan calls
g fo r eeasr-flrrs In t h r region's
3 c iv ll wars, p o lltira i um nesty lor
(^re lie ls , dem ocratic refo rm s and a
ban on governm ent aid lo In
Kfsorgcnis in o ilie r co u n trie s
The accord earned the l*tH7
Nolle! Peace P rl/e for lls chief
author, Costa K u a n P rrsld rni
ar Arias
A te n u o u s c e ii s e - f l r e tn
^N icaragua has held s h ire March.
B u t representatives o f the gov
e rn m e n t and the C ontras have
failed d rs p iir several rounds ol
uce lalks tn reach a permanent
tt lenient.
Despite the re g io n a l peace
a ct. le ftis t g u e rrilla s In Kl
vador and G uatem ala have
n tlim e d th e ir w a rs against
.S supported governm ents In
those nations.
! A ria *, the o nly C e n lia l Am eri
can brad o f state w h o did nol
travel lo Mexico.
c o n stitu tio n , by an absolute m a jo rity of votes.
Tuss said
" T h r laws r lr a r the way lo radical reform in
the Soviet |Millil(-.il sy s te m ." Ih r news agency
said.
The new laws pave the way for m u lticandidate elections Itia l w ou ld select m em bers
o f a new Congress of People's Deputies to
replace the current, m ostly nom inal p a rlia
ment. The new laxly w ou ld in tu rn elect a
m ore com pact. W estern-style parliam ent that
w ould be In session year-round to dralt. d r lk itr
and vole on legislation
Gorbachev said a special plenum of I lie
C om m unist Party C entral C om m ittee w ill h r
held in June to address the nation's ethnic
u n re s t.
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aar'ofd Hf kl* Sanford, Florida -» Thursday, Dtctmbtf I, 1906
Candidates-----------C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A
S w r r i i n i j s e ld p o p u la t io n
g ro w th la In rv tla b ir lo r t l i r o ily
and r lt y trad er* n u ia l d r r ld r
w he th er Sanford w anln to I k - n
pro gressive . g ro w in g c ity , o r
rrm n ln a sm all (own.
Mr M id ( h r r ll y com m U alon
ra n a rt the agenda (or the lu lu r r
i>( the r lt y " W llh the gro w th
that Is t-om lng. the c ity Is at a
rro s s ro a d s and m u st d e rid e
w h e tr It w ants to go W r have a
g rru l o p p o rtu n ity to make San
ford o ne r again the q u e rn r lt y o l
Sem inole C o u n ty ." h r said
l l r suggested b u yin g va ra n!
pro pe rty and o ftrrtn g It for jo in t
developm ent to private Interests,
o r lo o k in g at ta x d c fr r m r n t
plans or other packages to Im
prove the d ow ntow n r o m m r r rla l
area " J u s t restoring hlelnrU
b u ild in g s Is tail e n o u g h ." h r
said, p o in tin g out that a restored
b u ild in g at Partt Avenue and
First Street I* wlill vacant.
M alone said Im p ro v in g the
looks o f the n iu lr s In and out of
Ihe area w ould Itelp prom ote the
dow ntow n r o m m r r rla l u rra.
S w eeting and M alone both
t h in k th e r l t y g o v e rn m e n t
should aggressively re cru it new
business and In d u s try , and that
Ihe r lt y nerds to grow
Howell said high tech Industry
should be ret ru tte d How ever. he
w ants Sanford lo m a in ta in Its
sm all tow n atmosphere
He sa id one o f th e m ost
Im portant th ing s r lt y govern
m e n t r a n d o t o p r o m o te
dow ntow n business Is to "n u k e
the streets M fr to w a lk o n ." lie
said people w ho live In the area
d o n 't shop there b rra u s r they
d o n 't w a n t to w a lk on the
sidewalks, rs p re tu llv at n ig h t.
S w re lln g and llo w r ll agrre
that there lias not been atiough
r o m m u n lr a tlo n betw een r lt y
governm ent und Ihe people n!
the co m m u n ity. B oth say they
r a n ta lk lo ull segm ents o f ihe
c o m m u n ity and w ill If elected
llo w r ll was In s tru m e n ta l In
g e llin g Ihe dow ntow n residential
c o m m u n ity organized In a sue
r r s s l u l e ffo rt to have th e ir
n e ig h b o r h o o d r e to r te d fo r
single fam ily residences, and Is a
s t r o n g s u p p o r t e r of
neighborhood groups
lie proposed stronger crim e
w a trh organizations to combat
c rim e and suggested ili.il Kiev
lie headed by p a rl-llm e r lt y
em ployees and block captains
a nd I k- supplem ented w ith v o l
u n te e r c o m m u n ity patrols to
reduce break In*
H r also suggested that the c lly
< o n tr.n l w ith a hom e security
etmtiNtny to allow residents lo
b u y security system s at r u t
rates.
Sw eeting M id the r lt y has
o p e r a te d us a c o m m u n it y
divided along racial and rru n o n tlr lln rs "People play arras o lf
ra t h other and rarely w ork for
the good of the e ntire c ity ." h r
said " T h r r r has not h rr n unllo rm u p p llra llo n o f th r c lly
codes throughout th r r lly . and
the <<>mmission has not kept In
to u c h w ith a ll p a rts o f t h r
c o m m u n ity ."
He said If h r is elected h r w ill
open ro m m u n lra tlo n between
r l l y government and a ll *rg
m c n ts o l th r c o m m u n ity.
Malone said th r r r are enough
ordinances on th r tx x ik * now to
clean up th r First D istrict H r
said th r r lt y com m ission ra n do
It th ro ug h Its (toller and llr r
departm ents by enforcing b u ild
ing <(Mies and rid d in g the d is tric t
of transients.
A ll three candidates endorsed
scattered tr« (ra tio n a l fa rllllle s
for young people
Iz ila le r Restaurants und hosted
by the Orlando Yacht Club. Is
ooen In a ll s a ilo rs and can
" U S A " In th r 1887 Am erica's
C u p tria l* and ha* an exienslve
Itackground In M llln g . H r was
also ra p ta n of the "D e fe n d e r."
In Ihe 1083 A m erica's Cup tria ls
a nd holds w orld rham plon»hi|M
In Stare. Six Meters and In
trm a tlo n a lS ta rs
r r r w r d m onohulls, ralam arans.
IODA b and Prams
Over Ihe years Ihe event ha*
grow n In sue and stature In
O rto h rr Ihe rrg a tta won Ihe
O lM I >e*tgn Regalia Award a*
tne nation s o utstanding rrg a tta
fro m I h e U nited Stale* yacht
Racing Union
Regatta-------C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A
FarT. executive d lr r r to r o f th r
G re a te r S anford C ham ber ol
Com m erce
" I t 's absolutely Ihe most in
c re d ib le sig h t I'm sure th a t
anybody has rv e r te rn on Lake
M o n ro e ." Farr M i d of Ihe flee! o f
sa iling r ra fl lh a l w ill dot Ihe
w a irrw a y .
The event Is a tra d itio n In
Sanford " I t brings a lot of fu n
atid r x c llr m r n t to Sanford It's
Incredible We're proud lo have
It In Sanford
*T have seen a lot o f M llb o a ts
on lo tk r M onrnr. tiu t w ith th r
r e g a tta y o u w i ll see m o re
m III nmu* and m o rr color on Lake
Monroe th a n ever h rlo * r And
you ra n see It from any p oint
along the lake. " tie M id
The c v rn l. s(smsored by H rd
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Labor Party
refuses to
join coalition
a rro m m o d a lr Istals up lo 28-
fre t.
The r v r n t In clu d e * a K a rr of
C ham pions p ittin g some of the
w orld * best sa ilo r* against ra rh
o th e r sa ilin g id e n tic a l boats
.skip pe r* front th e Am erica •
C up rare, the O ly m p ic s and
Holex V.u iilM u rn o | ilu w ar Will
t-c at th r helm ol these I k m I s
Gardiner said
T h re e lim e A m e ric a '.* C up
s k ip p e r l o r n t l l a r k a l l r r . Is
scheduled lo headline the list of
r r l l b t ll y p a rtic ip a n t* In the re
gatta
lllo rk a lle r. of Sausallto. C a lif.
and h i* r r r w won the re liltrliy
m on oh ull H u n lrr 26 5 title at
Lost year's H rd U tb a irr C up H r
Is best know us s k lp p rr of the
r lt v
M ld d lrto n M i d I be rrg a tta lias
lir lp r d m am raln M llln g a* an
active and healthy spurt.
( lawsrs in Ihe re g alia Include
M llb o a rd t. single handed and
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laws ti introduced 40 years
ago Wednesday a rru s rd far
rig h t w ing local councils of
sabotaging refo rm * by rn
fori Ing s irk ter racial erpnra-
"N o government c a n a l l o w
II* policy to lie sabotaged at a
loca l I r v r l . " t'(in s titu tio n a l
(M a n n in g M in is t e r C h r is
l l r u n l a said In an a n g ry
re s p o n s e In r e a c t io n a r y
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Ihe proposal u n til a lte r p u b lic
lira rln g * are held anil he lea rn *
w hut people In ilie d is tric t V a n t
The candidates also disagree
o n i lie M a rin a H a rb o r b oa t
lau n ch in g fee approved by the
com m ission Iasi sum m er.
llo w r ll th in k * llic fee was a
m istake and I lu ll II ha* b u rl
d o w n lo w n business S w re lln g
s^ys the r ll y * h ix ild w ork to g rt
a percentage o f the Iroat tra ile r
license fee m o tto retained hy
Ihe co urtly and use lh a l for Ix m I
ru m p m alnlrnanc c Malone said
m oney lo m a in ta in ih r ram ps
lia s lo come from somewhere
b ill h r Is not s o rr tfia l Ih r
la u n ch in g fee is the rig h t way to
raise II
South African governm ent
accuses tow ns o f sabotage
The Red U rbsier C up In J u ly
w .* r r r o g l n l f r d b y S a ilin g
Weald magazine as Ihe r lg t ilii
largest regatta In the w orld.
In clu d in g hot it Inland and o f
(slto rr races (irc irg r M iddleton
a s s o c tale publisher of lh a l mag
a z ln r re c o g n iz e d Ih e ra p id
g ru w lh ol th r race from a sm all
Icxal rrg a tta to o n r of tn trrn a
t tonal p u iim rim n
Farr said non s a ilo r* who a<
<o nip a n v Ihe crew s In Sanlcad
a re e x p e c te d lo u n d e r ta k e
s h o tt in g and sightseeing in ll»r
f
U n ite d P r s t i In ltm x t iw c x i
JF.KUSALKM - The centerleft U rtx ir Party handed a defeat
W ednesday to Its leader. Foreign
M inister Shim on P r r r * by voting to go In to opprtsltlon ra ttie r
th an F*tn •> new governm ent led
by rig h t w in g Prim e M inister
Y itzh ak H tiam lr
T h r decision could mean llia t
S b a in ll w ill have lo ask the
u ltra O rtlM xlox rrllg lo u s parties
to jo in h i* L iku d Party in a
( o a lliio n governm ent In <»rder to
(cam a m a jo rity In the I2 0 « ra l
Kit-sset nr (M fliam ent
As th e ir price lor iM rik ip a iln n
In a new governm ent, the re
lig lo u s (M riie * w ant lo m o rr
u tric tly deltne who is a Jew by
tu n n in g a ll co n v rrs lJ n * lh a l are
no I carried o u l by O rth o d o *
rabbis The Ih rra lrn e d red efin i
tion has angerrd Conservative
und Reform Am erican Je w *
“ In a dem ocratic (tarty you
h a v r lo lx- prepared for th in g *
tlk r Ih l* ." Fere* lold Israel Tele
vision “ I Ihoughf w r should
rea d ) a d lf lr r r n l conclusion I
made m y ow n views p rrlrc My
cle a r. I believe th a t to d a y 's
decision reflect* lire view * o f our
voters "
He M i d he would nol try lo
have the decision overruled by
Ihe p a rty's C entral Com m It Ire.
M o th P e re s a n d D r f e n s r
M inister Y itzhak Rabin. Labor •
tw o highest leaders had a skrd
(early rnrrn lx-rs In rrsu m e c o a li
tio n n egotiation* w llh S huinlr »
L ik u d P a rly after the p rim e
m ln ls lr r o lfrr rd laitxer tw o k ry
Cabinet (He-et* If H lo ltird h im In a
governm ent.
I lo l S h a m ir '* p reipns.il lo
loih or w ould lu iv r left L iku d
w llh a one seat m a jo rity In
C abinet, enough lo c o u n lrr any
a tte m p t by ia ih o r Ira d rrs to
op|xese Hie rig h t w in g party on
k ry issues sue ii a* |eracr n eg oti
ations
"W e a rr not going to lee the
vassals, w r are nol going In he
Ih e se rva n ts of Ihe L ik u d . "
A vraham Hurg. an advi<«-t lo
P rrrs. lo ld Israel Rudio
Sailors, who paid 827 lo r n t r r
single hand boats and 830 for
ere w ed r ra fl. also w ill have
access lo s e m in a rs , p a r llr s ,
p riz e * and a srulood banquet
Those who rrg is ie r la ir for Ihe
re g a lia w ill pay lee* o f 837 and
8 40
llo w r ll M id recreational and
tu to rin g program s should tie
a v u lla h lr on u neighborhood
I m s Ib . S w re lln g said Ih r r lt y
should h a vr an outreach pro
gram lo u ttracl children who
c o m e hom e fro m sc h o o l lo
r m p ly house* Malone supported
ih e n e ig h b o rh o o d re c re a tio n
concept, but sale! the < It\ com
m ission m ust investigate bow to
j).tv fo r I I .
M alone said lh a l If h r Is
elected, one of his p rio ritie s w ill
Ire lo gel tra in in g for firefighters
lo Ire qualified as p a ra m rd lc*
We do not h av- an adequate
system for emergency treatm ent
Of Ihe elderly and Im paired " he
said S w eeting said Ihe c lly
n e rd s lo a p tro ln l a m e d ic a l
d ire c to r In order to obtain s ta ir
licensing for a paramedic pro
gram , and M id In- would support
sitch an ellort
llo w r ll strongly o p |xt*rd using
city-ow ned land near Geneva as
the s ltr for a federal prison
because he doesn’t th in k the r lly
w ould frrn e fll econom ically, and
b rra u s r tie "d o rs n ’t lik e jam
m in g II down (ieneva residents'
ih ru a :* " S w re lln g said locating
lire prison there probably would
Ire n rflt Sanford but M id Ihe r lt y
Ita sn 't property sold Ihe idea ur
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The Sun Antonio Spots guard
stole a pass from Kory S|M (low
and then slammed d u n k rrl a
basket lo give th r S p urs a
105-101 victo ry over the M iam i
Heal Wednesday night at I tie
M ia m i A re na b e h u r I4 .2 0 H
s jm ta ints
The lows dropped t lie winless
M iam i to 0-12 while San Antonio
Is now 5 H M iam i Is ■lose lo
h rraktng the record of 15 losses
In start th r s ra v m Sati Antonio
|s tiuppy lo w ill lls llls t lim it
game ol th r y ra r after four lines
'We ll take any v icto ry that
w r cull
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m ail and w r hud to play our lirs i
ul ib r ro d lo get th r w In
I was |usi Irvin g In make
so in e lliin g h.t|>|w ti I lieu guvs
were shiMiimg th r lights out in
the fin al period and th a t's some
th in g that was hard to stop We
went oul in the first hall and
look 11 to them " Holier Ison said
"W e were tough on defense tn
the first half and tried <0 drnv
I firm the tsill W r wanted to slop
th e ir pusses to th r wing We
were able to dens them that hrsi
(uiss whb h got us some (minis
o n turnovers
The Spurs led Ity IH (joints at
halftim e and H7-H(i w ith l to
rem aining I fir Ileal th'T i scored
rig h t unanswered (mmiiis lu close
the gu|i to *17 '*1 Rotter Ison ihen
M ured on the d in ik and hit a
haskrt w ith .'to seionds tell to
seal the win
"W e k iu w th is would I*- a
tough game Itreause the Ileal
was looking lor Its first win amt
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This tim e o f year, the w eal her
forecast should play in un|»>r
... ,! r- * tn so ur weekend Itn h ll.g
plans. A colei iro iu Is predicted to
hit Friday, and th is m o ld r o ll
out oflshore lls h ln g or fishing on
large bodies o l fresh water w here
tile h ig h w in d s would m ake
fish in g d tfT iru li and u n co m fo rt
able
L em o n B lu ff f is h C am p re
ports that the high water has
Hig h lurhsh and th r largest
shrepsfir.nl o l th e year w ill l»e
f e r d in g a r o u n d th r N ew
S m y rn a i.-tiles .lu rin g D n tin lx r
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One way to keep shiners m ore
liv e ly Is to reduce the w ater
tem perature S im ply place a twig
of Ire In y o u r live well when th e
w ater sta rts to get too warm
C a n a v e ra l re|>orts that atlshorr
llslilng has iie c ii iinneslstetu
d o r to high seas Wit ti the
ajqnoachlng c o ld Iront. htgli
seas are l l k r l v tn continue
throughout the weekend Inside
thr P ort, llo u m irt hlortlsh and
sherjishe.til a rr pruviiting steady
a. linn l.ouk tor iriM il ami reds to
move oil tin- ila ls ol the Bsnann
and In d ian R iv e r s with tin
cooler w r.ither O n thr <oldest
days Ibr p o w e r p la n t tn list
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W’lth the tfcait be fun setting the
honk, and freq ue n tly your lin e
gets w rapped around weeds, tree
lim b s .out other obstnu Huns
that make hook se lling d iffic u lt.
If not Im possible
W h y th e n , w o u ld any I n
telligent fisherm an use shiners
for boss? The bottom line is th a t
shiners w ill produce more bass
over r ig h t pounds than a n y
other lure or twill
Read nest week*' colum n fin
successful m ethods ol using w dd
shiners fo r huge trass
made hiss fis h in g dtftlcult Rule
0111 Puzzle L a k e .is w ater Is wayo ve r the banks a n d the has* w ill
t>c oul In ttie cow pastures
Specks are s till rate d as good In
L a k e H arne y.
Steve C a rd fr o m O z te e n
B rid g e reports th a t specks arc
s till scattered a ll over Lake
M onroe in 5-7 feet of water
A n g le rs a re c a tc h in g good
num bers by S to n e Izland and
the 1-4 b rid g e H ast are slow
w ith the h ig h w a te r, so hrp rrp a rrd to fis ti o il the main
channel II you w a n t toeomiect
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prolM hly put a dam per on the
hikhi R fu llin g ,n Sebastian* In
le t . That's the twid news The
good news ts th a t speckled
seatroul and flo u n d e r love lh.
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seen pictures of giant bass that
have hern caught w ith these
golden baltftah. and It looks so
easy* sim p ly ru n to the nearest
tackle shop w ith a five gallon
bucket, buy a few shiners, and
tug Imss w ill ju m p in the I mm I
once you are on the w ater T n k r
It from a n.un who has used
th ou san d s o f w ild s h in e rs —
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t r u t h . It it w as th a t easy,
everyone would tie using w ild
shiners for Im m
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r'lrst ol all. they are a fragile hall
and demand plenty of oxygen
and careful h andling You m ust
have a good aeration system to
keep these halls frtsky enough to
tem pt a lunkerbasa.
Secondly, shun ts are a tad on
the expensive side, and co m
m on ly e m t fm m ten to twelve
d o lla rs a dozen I w o u ld n 't
d re am o f h it tin g the w a te r
w it hot it at least tw o dozen so tt
doesn't ta k r a mat h r m at Ira I
g m lu s to figure out that shiner
llshlng Is not cheap.
T h ir d ly
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sw im s likes to ra t s h h v it Mud
fish, ra tfis h . OtUS. tut ties, and
even turds w ill dine on your one
dollar lu lls w hile you w all in
vain for a huss to wander by
your boat.
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are often hard to hook on shiners
once you fin a lly get a s trlk r ll is
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w r were loo king lor our first m ad
w in ," S purs c o arh Lurry H m w n
said
" W r d id n 't want to lie th e tr
first v ic tim M iam i was m u c h
tougher the second half T hey
kept up the pressure and shot
the ija ll w e ll We d id n't show
a lo t o f poise u n til th r la s t
m in ute We forgot w r had to
st ore at the e n d ," ll.* said
Robertson led the Spurs w ith
27 p oints w h ile gu.u | J o h n n y
Daw kins added 2 1 (mints
Kevin E tiw ards had 2-t for t h r
Meat and Rorv Sparrow added
23
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in n r.ig r d
M iam i roach Hon
H o th sirtn v iid " l l was a lo o g ti
game for us our fourth ir. liv e
nights W r w ill w ill as soon as
we a rr good enough We a rr In
till), for the fu tu re
' I heir delrnse really W ithered
US III I he firs t hall bur w r were
a g rrs iv r ill ih r set nod lu ll a n il
had a ch a rte r at th r end A lv in
came th ro u g h for them arid tlia l
w as the d lf tr r r m r
R o c k e ts I O I , M a v e ric k t HU
The D allas Mavericks irted lo
gel along w iih o u l Mark A g u irre
lor a rughl and found they d id
Hot have enough weapons Ir ft lo
enntaln the Houston Rockets
A g u i r r e p la y e d o n ly 2 2
m in u te *, s a l m il ttie last 1 ;
m m oles arid scored just H (m in is
Wednesday n ig ht and Ih r v is it
Ulg Rockets lin k advantage of
the s u rp ris in g s in k In Ih r D allas
offense lo (Mist a 101 N'i vie to rv
C e ltic s 1 3 3 . N ets IOO
A i B o s to n . K e v in M c lla le
scored 2 6 (Hiiuts and roo kie
Brian Shaw added 17 to help t h r
C eltics (a c t th r u l i ls l ennsreuliv e r tio n tfi w ith a w in n in g
rrs o ril Boston. 8 7 last had a
sub- 500 m o n th in April, IU7U
Brad Udiaus .u m I Reggie la-wis
had If) (xiin ts lo r Bosl.m Rov
H ln v x i v o r r d 24 jm in is for the
Nets
7 6 e r s 1 14, B la z e r s iO fl
A t P h ila d e lp h ia , C h a rle s
Barkley s co rrtl .1 game high 4 |
(Mjlrits and g ra tilic il 22 rrW iumls
to lead th r 7 fie rs The Victorv
was th r S lx rts b m rth in l iir it
last five games and tlicit n inth
o u t o f I I g a m e * In t >1 r
S p e c tr u m
P is to n s 1 14. P s c e rs I I 1
At Auhnrn M ills M l.ti. Islah
Thomas v o te d 20 of tils Mi
points in th r ■» * ood I1.1H and
A d it.n i D aiilley added .11 it m ii,
to |Miwri D e lio lt Reggie Millei
and Vein F le m in g led Imllana
w ith 17 p o in t* apiece anil Merit
W illiam s a ild rd Hi
J s z z 107. B u lls U3
Ai Sail L a k e < liv Oariell
( .n llith v o r r d .12 (mini* and
J o h n S lo r k to n delivered >7
assists — litr b id in g a t tub re. o ld
1 1 in the second quartet
tor
t -1aft 1 h r H ulls, w ho have t.*sl
fo u l s tr a ig h t, w ere led tit
M ir h a rt J o rd a n 's 33 (minis
L a k e rs 110. B u p e rS o n k s 10b
At Inglewood, ( .ill!
M.«gi<
J o h n v n i v n r r d -to (Hiints in
< hiding -I f<ml stm ts In ihr linal
|H seconds to sim p a f id io o
Or. to help la»s Angeles survive a
furious rally J o lu iv m moveii
(s»st la-nny W 'llk rn s Inin v c o n d
pl.t, e on the a ll lim e assist list
K n lc k z 135, C lip p e r s I JH
At Ian A lig rlc s Mark J.11 k v .n
v nrrd 8 ol Ins 32 (M.lnts and
Johnny N rw in a n 7 of fits 10 111
o v e rtim e to l i f t New York
U u tn lln Dallcv led the Clippers
w ith 27 (xiin ts .m il Danny Man
nlng uddrd 2 0 and 15 rrWnmds
A popka looks to run
w ith the big boys
By JIM ftlCKENBACKER
Horzld correspondent
A IU P K A — Fred A rtte ll
-n
Ih uslasm comes across even
over tin- irlcp ho iir- As A|M>|ika s
itu rd year I jovs liaske iliall m at h
A rn rti sends oul signals loud
and <Ir-ar that ih r B lu r Darters
have th r |jc rv )iu ie l lo ru n w iib
th r Metro ('o n lrre n i e's big In .vs
la x ikin g at las' year's team
that h ntshrd 15 11 and had Dak
Ridge oil Ih r ro(>es III th r D istil, t
4 A -IO s c rn ifIn a ls , one s«-es
A riie ti s re a v in ln g Drily Dcwrv
Varner iT itske g re B iilv c rs u v i
and Doug A rn e tt It-llg ih lh ly
evhaiistedl arc gone from Iasi
year’s h u m p The resi of the
roster w ith the c M e |iiio n oi
ncwiniTier laircnzu Bar|ier re
tu rn s w iili a realistic shot ai
m oving fm m tilth hi tin- Metro in
th e ' onfer.-nee s iqijM-r rc h rln n
Arnett won t have to wail long
to Im d out whether iiih ii child
D errick Clark, tilo o i-7 Norris
Davis, hot shiMiimg guard ( edrli
Varner. 6--I Rodney Stokes and
guard la-Roy l.lovd can m atch
up the Metro's la-st
A f te r F r id a y 's o p e n e r at
Lym an, the Blue Darters host
fourth-ranked Dak R idgr next
T h u rs d a y w ith W in te r Park.
Evans and New Sm yrna Beat Ii
Hot tar up the road
"O ur kids tieltrve we <an do
It
A r n r ti said
W illi a year
liehlm l th em , they know w hat
they're • .q ia b lr of In tin d is irlr I
v io ls , we had Dak Ridge by
rig ln (Minus in tlie second b a ll
and lost by sis And w r snap|>ril
W in te r P a rk 's 12-gumc w in
streak and were the only team to
tje.n them tw ice In a row
C lark. Davis Varner. Stokes
and Lloyd not only have t h r
experience hut the talent to
i.u kit the D arters' tough srhr-d
lilt Depth Is (x-rhaps the o n ly
i(ii. stinn. despite th<- d u ra h llltv
ul in iu h -g n id e r Shelby Jam es,
lh el looted n lt illi grader J im k<(oi.il l hum .is and b-4 senior
D . i i i i i v Hoc vets
C lark, a 0-4, 215 senior, ii.is
enough v e rs a tility to (day a n y
where A rn e tt *ald Ills tm lltia n d llu g s k ills ami leaping a b ili
ty are equal to his range on
IO 12 loot lum pers Only fils
long range shiMjting is suspect
yet A rnett says there's no secret
( 'lu r k Is tin - m a in m a n in
A jiopka's plans
Davis, u ro ll-th in v-uinr. is a
late hliN im cr that w ill Ije m im te d
on to do the job inside along w ith
( lark, the fundam entally sound
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Florida — T n ii'id ar
December t
1984
an
Mitchell, Radkewich bound for nationals
K in n e y m e e i runs D ec. 12
A n ne n tro u t o f W inston-Salem.
V C . 115 25). The only other
Florida ru n n e r to finish in th r
top 20 was T a m p a 's Mike
W illiam s w ho was H llh al
15 47
S p e c ia l to tha H erald
For Mi*' second year In 11 row
L v n ia n H ig h * Teddy M lt r lir l)
.m il N lrk K in tk rw lc h have
established themselves am ong
I lie e lite cross country ru n n e rs
In the nation
In the K iris event. Meghan
McCarthy o f llu rk e . Va soared
to the In d iv id u a l t l l l r w ith a
n lcr lim e o f 17 59. A lv i q u a li
fy in g ( o r n a tt o n a ls w e re
M ir h r 11r )'.u trie r . <I I he
W oodlands. T e x a s 11H 00}:
Megan Flow ers o f Fort W orth.
T ria s (18 091. J u d y Stott of
McLean. Va (18 101. Ifo llle
M ooir of F airfa x. Va | I 8 17);
Tracy Stevenson o f Atlanta
11H 171; iie r k y K unlnu of Kd*
In b u rg . Va
1 18 I8 | a n d
Andrea la-ngt o f Vleanna. Va.
A lte r going 12 IM ltrh e llK a d k rw lc h l In the ( lass IA
Stair Championships. the d y
namic- distance duo Journeyed
to Charlotte. NO . th is paal
w e e k e n d lo r th e K in n e y
Southern Hrgionul cham pionships
For the second ro n a e ru ilv e
y e a r , b o th M It r he 11 a n d
K .id k rw U h ran well rn o u |{h to
q u a lify lor the K inney N a
tio n a l* on Dec 10 at San
Diego's llallm a Far k
JfADtA
IIH |8|
T hr top F lorida finisher was
la lla h a s s rr L eo n's Michelle
Jrrm gari w ho came in n in th at
18 19 She w ill la* an alternate
and w ill tie able to run III the
nationals II one o l the other
ru n n rrs Is unable to attend
T h r only o the r Florida runner
<u m ake th e lo p 2 0 was
IlIiMcmlngdalr s A m y Jac k u m
w h o tiiits iin i 2 0 th at 19.4)3
M itchell a Junior at L y m a n
tilts year. Ilnlshed InuM li In the
K in ne y 5.000 in n e r ra re w ith
a tim e o f 15 III follow ed by
H a rlk e w lrh , a L y m a n 11l|it>
senior, who was filth at 15 111
Mu. hell and Radkewich will
now jjr1 ready lor the n atio n a ls
w h e re they ate h u p tn g to
fin is h in the top |0 l.a»l year
H ad krw ich and M itchell made
h is to ry as the tlrs l pair o(
ru n ne rs from the same at-hool
to ip .a llfy (nr nationals
33
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WMfe.
Tribe matmen
rely on balance
T hr Sem inole H igh matmen
take to th r canvas w ith a m uch
Im p in v rd a ltitu d e and coach
Cllrn M atnllnl's tirs t sen lor c la s s
going into the liiN 8 m*i w restling
season
The S em inole* w ill rrly h ravt
ly on Its seniors, lairrv and
Kevin Nathan. fr o v Hollins and
Trent S chakr p lu s a group ol
Seminole a th le te s that M alollnl
calls his h o m e g ro w n ' tra in
"All of Ih rs e kids have ta rn
coai tied hv me and me alone
M.no|!in w ho is in I iis fourth
year al Sem inole said
I hey m
all hom egrown, not like scaur ut
the oilier p io g i.im s .irouiid who
have transfers come into then
program I d ra th e r w in w ith my
own kids | |ust hO)w It s |>oss!tc|r
to w in w ith k id s p isl lim n
Seminole
Seminole s lin e u p is v rry un<liaiac le rls in o f y r r r s past in
that II Is m ore tiu la m rd and
ir lir s more on every wrrslh-r on
lh r Ira n i and less on »u|K-tst.ii*
and All Am ericans
I ih ln k th a t our strength w i l l
The lop rig h t fln tslie rs (rom
the rrn in o .il inert tin on to the
K ln n ry Nationals First p la re
w ent to A ndrr W illia m s o(
H lc h m o n d , V a . a s he
overcam e a tall In the tale
going to flnls.'i w ith a tim e of
15 0 9 Keith Pickett of Fort
W o rth . T ria s was second at
15 10 ( o llo w r d b y P a u l
S ton rh am ol Warn. Tesas at
15 14
Thr w ra ih r r was Ideal and
the course m r ic e lle n t shape,
a complete tu rn a ro u n d (rom
Iasi year s race when th r
weather was below Ir r r /in g
and th r course slippery and
m uddy More th an HUl) top
high school ru n n e rs competrcl
In the day's events
The K ln n ry N ational Cross
Country C ham pionships, th r
only national cham pionships
In all ol high school sports, w ill
tie trlrc a s t on ta|ie delay on
NI1C on Dec 17
U u a h lvllig behind M llr h r lt
and H adkewich were M ike
Lara ol LI Faso T r ia s 115 22).
G ary H ulls ol N rw jx irt News.
V a ( 1 5 231. a n d ( I r a n i
Teddy Mitchell: 4th at 15:16
■v c h u c k b u r o b s s
Herald corrssondar.t
T ria s was the tra m w inner
in th r boy* race w ith Virginia
second w hile V irg in ia was the
girls w inner w itn T ria s sec
ond
lw our Italame " M alolln l said
“ W e've got a gixxl group ol kids
and It's a real pleasure working
w ith them I v r already golirn
m ore out of this season titan I
leave In ih r |>ast tw o 1 hese kids
work extremely hard and I’m
r x p r t ling gmxl tilin g s h u m all ol
th em '*
T he Seminole s s ta rtin g lineup
is as lullnws
D an M lstiraca
I H U ). John Hass | | | 2 ) . Cornelius
H r illic it an d H v a n V a le rln o
I I 1*11 Thomas H rin d lr (1251
L a r r y N a th a n 1 1 3 0 ], l re n t
S ch a kr 11351 and Andv 11■ k>
11401
Othe»s include
lames Ikiss
I I 151 Kevin N athan 11 i2 l In n
H ollins 11<|4»| Sc o tt G ljx- 11 .'(l|
I u I ins lie m u 11 i I 8 UI M ilc h
Wiggs I22III and K c llli S w u /rr
IH V V I
Malollnl ft els that grooming
his own a th le t r s instead ot
Hnplaniing new com ers to Ins
p ro g ra m w ill lie m o re than
lie n rIU la l when the tim e comes
lor reversals, takedow ns, and
pins
" W r have some good leader
ship tills year
M alollnl said
W r don I have ih r all stars ol
PREP WRESTLING
W«fc i* * s .|
IH cU c, (CM I
I h i Km c . <• C®<jj (.«»»
Dm I
Oua r sent eiU cM ec
VHm O . Oh I
R a m s s e t lo f t y g o a ls
By CHUCK B U K 0 B B B
Herald correspondent
OuM -sc* »(l . —*- Hey*
S -S . (‘ *. h
■MOM
OvWWc •' Wcl* O tsp
VcV O i 0»c It
Wcmwcm* *c
UM<
IlceaA CIcs'sM T ta w w . actl tw wc
Dw t ana i jes i
I he past like the T u rn e rs and
Mays, h ill now we have k id s that
are a ll com petitive and the team
looks more tMlanerd th a n It ever
has "
The 'Notes open th e ir season
on D ecem lirr 10th In a quad
m eet al A u hu m da lr w here they
w ill go up xgainsl A u h m n d a lc .
Lake Wales, and Ocala Forest
th e Sem lnolrs then host Ih r
Silver Hawks ol Lake H ow e ll on
Ih r I t i l l travel lo duel ih r Lions
ol Oviedo and irv their lu c k al
ih r C hristinas Tournam ent at
L y m a n High
W hile Seminole w ill w a ll u n ill
U ri l<> lo gel on I lie m ats for Ih r
lits i ||m e. the rem ainder o l the
iiH in ly tra in s nfeen tills week
T od ay. Lake Howell goe* to
( imcwi Heach while Lake Marv
hosts t x ala Furrsl on Fridav
On Saturday. Lym an hosts a
cpi.id meet vsil11 Lake llr a n ilr y .
I >• 1 a 11cI and Cm c m Heaeh
When II comes to w rrs tlin g in
C ential F lorida, there is one
school that stands above th r rest
year a lt r i y e a r Lake M ary
w rrstling . w h ic h has become a
dynasiv over the years under
head roach D oug Peters, looks
toward a n o th rr w in n in g season
tilled w ith p in s and victories
I Ih ln k th a t we are just as
good if not (le tte r than last
year," Peters said of this year's
squad w hich Is ranked s ix th In
the state "H u t we re a very
(fed
d team and I ho|>e thrv
ra n
d e d ic a te d enough lo
react
-me o l th r goals thai we
have
lor ourselves
After w in n in g th r conference,
district and regional U tlrs for
ih r | msi live years, ih r Ham
matmen hope to get over the
hum p at the stale meet and give
l-r k r Mary Its tlrs l w restling
si.tic title in th r school * history
"W e 'v r c lim b e d the ladder
each year.” Peters said o f the
Hams luck al the state meet
’Hounds working hard for coach Hess
By DAVID C O R C O R A N
Herald correspondent
At Lym an H igh then- is a s lu in g sm ell ol
sweat ot) Ih r tria ls these day *
That's been use the G reyhound* are tryin g
to gel their taked ow n s to a |ruli)1 ot m aking
their hard d riv in g roach J e ll Hess happy
Hut Hess w .is n 't In a good mood and lie told
fils w restler* "u> do it again, and again u n til
it s right
T hat’s u su a lly the case when yim have In
mold a group <>l young a llh rlr s that arc raw
In talent at llrs t, but at the end ilu -v usually
end up lielug ch a m p io n *
Anil Hess, in h i* second year at Lym ain.
b rltrv rs that "y o u do your best regardless
you don't preach lor a slate title . you onlv
tell a kid lit do tile lx-*l In r a il Hut d In
wants In I m- t h r best, lie lias to pay the
price "
Hess, has a tup coaching Un kg ro uu d as
h r lM-g.m Ills career at Stuart M a rtin ( uuulv
And in Ills Hist year there, SMC u n i t I l I
and Ilnlshed 10th In tile state III Class 3A
Two years later. I less was hired to make the
Greyhound* In to a qualnv ptogram
" I 'm p la n in g on three y ra rs n t see
results.” as th e 'H ounds wi re 8-7 last year
and* lln ts h lu g second to Lake M ary in the
Seminole A th le tic Conference
Hut the H ounds have liecn h it hard hy the
loss of sevcrnl seniors, and tin Ira n i ol
88 89 w ill I m- one of the youngest tra in s in
the county as there are 1*1 Ircshtnen. 13
sophomores, three juniors and |u *i two
seniors on th e squad
t in- top w restlers lor the Greyhounds w ill
I m- seniors Dave M rugel IL K ) poiitnl*! the
tr a m c a p ta in
tnd D erek Moore | | mu
|Hitm ds| Hess does |re | that h r has the
fo u n d a tio n tor tltr f u lit r r w ith Thomas
C allgluH I sophomore 171 |Miundsl. W illie
C am pos llrc s lm i.m 112 pounds) and Danny
G la m n tn (sophomore. I -It) |Miundsl
Hess olso Icels th.u II s a good thing that
_w■ had sii ntanv-scuiurs Iasi v« ar. t*c* an**
th is year I ra n m old tin* team in tuv
p hilosophy
I lie G reyhounds open t l i d r season at
h o n ir th is Saturday n ig ht hv hosting a lour
tra m in e rt that includes C orun Beach. Lake
H ra n llrv and DeLaml. s ta rtin g al noun
G E A K Y B U ILD S LIONS
M ark G ra n Is the m a il w ith the plan Hr
hopes Ills young O v ltd n lio n s wrestling
Ir a n i w ill I m- one that w ill strike fear tntn
m any un opponent tills season
T h is Is Geary's Hist year as tlie Lions
riM irh and he said ih .il "w e have lo develop
the ta le n t Irn in Ih r I m i I I o i i i . and work our
way l o t h r lo p "
T l ir r r Is sonic gixiit young lale iil oil Ih r
Lions r o s in , like Ken S chrupp 120-11. who
w on the d is tric t and region.il crowns last
year, and lost in tin- s rm tlln a ls ol tin- state
to u rm a u ru i. and senior H rlau Box ley (160
|Mitiiuln).
Hut ih r fu tu re ol the tra m w ill contr Irom
a g ro up ol three sophom ores and two
fresh m en w ith Mark S tu h h Isoplum irr
h e a vy w c 'g h tl who could I m* a great one but
o nlv lacks cx |ie rlriie e and freshmen Nathan
Print (103 (m in d *) and T yler Hnlhschtld
Nick Radkewich: 5th at 15:19
1220 (Miuiidsl
1 In- w rrs tlin g Lions of O viedo High S< I umiI
mav not have many b rig h t m om ents this
year, hut w ith guys like Schrupp. Baxley
S tu h h and Prior they co u ld p u ll oil a lew
surprises when the d is tric ts come up this
season
W IL D C A T S EYE DIG Y E A R
W in te r Park's W ildcats have a t»p heavy
tra m as lar as (a lrn t Is concerned 122
re tu rn in g varsity Ic tlrrtn e n l. and two ol the
p re m ie r wrestlers In Orange County in
Fernando A statio and H ick Sandoval
J o h n n y House, who re tu rn s for his I S ill
season as the W ildcats' head coach, said of
fits tw o superstars. *o
l1they are a* good a* any
In the state, and having these two on the
team makes m y Job as a coach ihnl m uch
easier.”
Ast.icto a 112 pound Junior, w-rnt 19-6
last year and Sandoval w ent 30-3 Doth are
considered m ajor college propect*
Hut il you don’t th in k th a t's enough, (he
C a ts also have seniors Joe Wallace 1130
jM iuudsl. Hus* Auer I ’ *5 jxiu n d s) and Chris
G ren ier (220 poundsl on hand lo g lv r House
a team that could Ik* as good as Ills l97ti-77
squad that was second In the stale.
T he W ildcats had a ve ry good year In
1087-88 going 10 5 and fin is h in g second in
the regional* The W ild ca ts' Itrsi m ajor u *t
w i l l e n m e in th e L y m a n C h ris t m as
T ou rna m e nt (Dec 9 10) th a t also include*
Sem inole County km gpm Lake Mary
" W r 'v c taken I2 tli, Ulh. and last
year w r took 5 tli. so our goal is
to w in a stale c tiam plonshlp I
th in k w r have a good enough
tra m lo challenge lor thr state
title
to ug hrsl schedules lo ever lie
p u t to g e th e r as they hat lie
M iam i Soul bridge Miaou Nun
set and Sarasota which is the
m im lir i one team In the state
However. Peters tr rls that th is
lype o f schedule is what the
P eter* re tu rn s m any state* H am s n e rd in order to h r
class wrestlers th is season arid a prepared m < liulh-ngr tor the
couple ol d is tric t ch am pio ns in slate title
the lin e u p J e ll Johnson and
H o lie rt D o n trro start o il the
It th ing s go our wav w e've
H .im s line up at 112 follow ed by
got a v rry gmal shot at it . ”
d ts trtrt and conference c h a m p i
Peters said
All ol th r pieces ol
on Aaron Jordan at 119 K evin
the puzzle are there We’ve got a
H e m checks III at 125 w ith
lo u g h schedule, e x p e rie n c e d
d is tric t cham pion and regional
w restlers, and things have deft
ru n n e r-u p Dan Sacco w eig hing
n ltrlv moved In our d ire c tio n
In at the 1;w> slot
W e're not a young school a m
more and now we’ve gm a solid
File rem atnd rr ol Itie H aiti p io gtam
lin e u p Is .is fo llo w s
D a v id
I’el rone 11351. lose Carina 11 l()|
(lo r kev Is our depth III.n ig ll
J a s o n B e lk n a p 11 15) S h a m
T ha i's what makes us tx -itrr
S ta n le y ||5 2 l, C arl H crg m u ti
than la d year W e'vr replaced
I Ita ti J u s tin Naumov it / 117 It
the seniors w r lost last year
O il K a ttlo r 118 8 1. Allen Lew is
We v e got a lot ot work to do. hui
12201 and ( 'lifts I lia d (HVVl
bv tournam ent tim e we should
W e’ve got a lot ol sti|M-rslars
hut the o the r guys have a lot ol
experience.” P e tris said "M o st
o f those kids were undefeated In
tlie jv line up last year
T h r Hants lxm *t one o f the
herrady
The Hams open th rlr season
tilts F rid ay at home against
Ocala Forest T h r Junior v a rs ity
man h tx-gm* at ti 3H and the
v a is llv m atch sta rtsa i 7 30
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Flagler stuns Rollins, 72-67
, Hatters I
gun down Bethune
By DAVID CORCORAN
Herald corraapondanl__________
D A Y T O N A D E A C ii T he
Stetson H atter*, behind fo rw a rd
K andy A nderson's 21 p o in ts,
defeated the Bethune-Cookm an
College W ildcats. 79 68. W ed
nesday n ig h t before 701 fans at
the Ocean Center.
"W e were very pleased w ith
the w in .” said H a lle rs' head
coach G le nn W ilke s, as th e
H atters im proved th e ir record to
2-0. The W ildcats arc 1-1 on the
season.
BCC controlled the tem po tn
the early stages of the firs t h a lf
as the W ildcats took an e arly b-2
lead, due to some hot outside
shooting. BCC's quick sta rt "h a d
me w orried at fir s t." according
to W ilkes, but the H atters w ent
from a zone to a m a n - f m an
defense, and forced the C als to
go to a m ore physical type of
game closer to the basket And It
got the 'Cats Into early foul
trouble, especially th e ir biggest
player. 0-6 c c file r T in t Jones
A fter th a t. Stetson slow ly took
co ntrol o f the game, as the taller,
q u ic k e r H a tte rs fo u n d th e ir
shouting touch, especctally An
dersun, the H alte rs’ p re season
A ll-A m e ric a n r a u d lta te . A n
derson. w ho missed the firs t is o
games because o f a suspension,
saw h is first action o f the season
at lire eight m in ute m ark of (h r
firs t h a ll, and q u ic k ly made
h im self a force tn the game
For the n ig h t. Anderson scored
21 pum ts in 30 m in utes of play,
had seven rebounds and was 7 of
8 from the free th ro w line.
Other H alters also had strong
performances, w ith senior pomt
guard T e rry Johnson stewing 10
p o in ts and d is h in g o u t five
Anderson
ByJlMRICKBNBACKBR
Herald correspondent
Johnson
assists, as w ell as fo rw a rd
T o rb jo rn G r h r k r s c o rin g 13
p oints and h auling dow n five
r r hounds.
W ilkes also praised forw ard
Krtc Curnbte. w ho d rs p ttr not
stewing played a strong Inside
game that enabled the H atters to
gel several fast break baskets,
especially in the second h a ll
W ith th e H a lle r s le a d in g
33-30. they b ro k r open the game
w tih a 2145 run to lake -i ft4 t*.
lead, and roasted the rest o l the
w ay '
A nother key for ih r H alters
w in was thetr excellent o tils lile
slm otlng. as they shot a i tub
rrc o td 89 p n e m (8 9| from
three paint range
W INTER PAKK - Senior Greg
G ilm ore got the gam e-w inning
fie ld goal, b u t C lay W orden
p n m ip trd a change o f defense
that enabled Flagler lo erase a
48-39 h a llllm e deficit m id d rfra t
Rollins. 72-67. Wednesday n ig h l
b efo re 5 2 8 fa n s a t E n y a r lA lu m n i Fleldhouse
G ilm o re, w ho played at D r
Land H ig h School and Davtorm
R each C o m m u n ity C o lle g e ,
swished a long range ju m p e r to
send I h r S a in ts to a 70-67
a d v a n ta g e
A n d W ild w o o d 's
Jam es Presley (tra in hig h 14
polntsl secured Fl/’ gler's fo urth
ro n s rru ttv e v ic to ry w ith a p c ir nl
tree throws four seconds before
R ollins sustained Its first loss.
" W r w rre try in g tn g ri the hall
Inside to Presley, fig urin g he'd
either gel the Inside shot or gel
fouled and m a k r the free th ro w ."
G ilm ore said " I told m yself w r
C o n tin u e d fr o m 1R
Oak Ridge and M ainland w ill
play Friday n ig h t at 7:16 In
sem ifina l action.
O a k R l i'. f r . ie d b y th e
h ig h -s c o rin g d u o o f W illie
Fisher (game-high 23 p o ln tsl
a n d A lo n z o H a r r is ( 2 2 )
exploited Sem inole's in te rio r
defence to the m ax Wednesday
n ig h t, scoring nearly 80 per
cent o f Its points In the p a in t.
" I was disappointed in our
defense In the fir s t h a lf."
R obinson said "W e w o u ld
tu rn o u r backs to the bail, and
th e y 'd go bock door fo r an
cosy basket W e sla rte d lo ptay
defense and got after th e m In
the second h a lf and Urey o n ly
o u t scored us 36-31 In the
second h a lf."
Sem inole d id stay cloar fo r a
few m in utes and even loo k the
firs t lead o f the bailgam e when
T on y T le ke rw ff h it a ju m p e r
from Ihe free throw lin e fo r a
2-0 lead. The 'N oles h u n g
w ith in 6-9 when H arris eonverted a three-point p la y to
atari a n in e point Oak Ridge
ru n that resulted iri a 16-5
lead. The Pioneers w ent on lo
take a 19 7 lead at Ihe end of
the firs t period.
Behind the play o f Von Enc
S m a ll and B ernard E a dd y.
S e m inole stayed w ith in 12
p o in ts e a rly In Ihe second
period. but tlie Pioneers then
shifted gears and Irft Sem inole
In the dust Ftsher sewed 14 of
h is 23 p oints In the second
period us Oak Ridge b u ll! a
40-20 h a lftim e lead
M eanwhile, the Saints llm fir d
By CHRIS PIBTtR
H e ’V *'o c a rtx editor
U ke scoring goal* d o n 't va
D ial s about a ll a few delirio us
gna lke rprra m o ld th in k nl to wav
Wednesday n ig ht In Sem inole
A thletic Confererue s o re rr o r
• ton A b a u i c o r / ih 'ie I h r
keepers tu rn ed around, the hall
was tn the net In l.*ke B rantley's
7-0 th ra shin g o f D r Land am i
U k r Marv s 6-0 rout of Oviedo
• At la k e B rantley. S ta rry
Fox led the scoring parade w ith
a c areer hig h lour goals and
J r n n lf r r Mi Master d ra b o ut
three assists in the la d y Pam
Ols w hitew ashing of D r Land
• At O viedo High Donna Rohr
came up w ith her second hat
ir tr k of the season and Mk belle
M atllngly had three assists In
Lake Marv s fo u rlh ro n s rru lh rr
s liu tu u i victory
• Also on Wednesday l.vtn a n
d id n 't r x a r t l v lig h t u p the
M orrb na td . but struck quickly
w ith Iw o goals in Ih r first half tn
a 24) v ic to ry over Sem inole
High
la k e Brantley ran Its record to
2-1-1 o verall and I O In lhe
lu n lrre tw e . In sot let retu rn s to
SAC a c tio n F riday n ig h t s i
l.ym an H igh and the l.udy fia iri
ota go lo Tain|M Lein on Satnr
day
The Lady I'a lrto ts convened
on seven of 21 shots cat goal
w hile llte defense, led by K*a
S n ide r a n d goalkeeper K in tl
Kurz Unified IV L a n d in three
shots
Oak Ridge led by as m u rh as
30 points In the second h a lf
liefore Robert Moore end Sam
Ayers led a late com eback to
m a k r Ihe filia l 75-51. Moore
led Sem inole w ith 12 p oints
w hile T k -k rtio ff finished w ith
10. Ay era co ntribu te d r ig h t
and Eaddy tossed In seven.
Follow ing Fox In llie s to rin g
rn h m in w a s M< Master, la ra
H arding and ( tody lle c k rr w ith
one goal ra t h lle ih S rh o rlrr
added tw o assists w ith Dawn
Douglas and J o vcr Tulhs g e llin g
tine assist ra i It
Saminola's Brandon Cash goas lo lha ravarsa
side to ward o ff Ihe block attem pt of Oak
Ridge's W illie Fisher, Fisher pumped In 24
2 3 turnovers compared In only
lO fo r the I’loneem
points In I ha Pioneers' 73-51 victory Wednesday
night
‘ O a k R id g e is a f in e
b a llc lu b . " R o b in s o n s a id
" T h e y 'r e o n e o f ihe h r s l w e 'll
play th is season
Raiders-------
Hoops--------
Mika GasklH s lic e : In for 3 layup In W*dn»sdsy's Mm-Florida
Conference game vs FCC-Jackson/llle Gaskill and iho Raiders ol
SCC came out on top In Ihe MFC opener lor both learns
III ju n io r .n ts iiy action no
Wednesday. Lake Brantley and
D r Land played In a I I Dr
Jank r F rid m a n v o rtd the goal
lor H ra n tlrv w llh the assists
going In C a r tlr Larson and
Shannon S ra x ri
lou l and N ick M llldakls calm ly
sank Im ilt lir e throw s Woods
Seminole w ould get followed w ith a ih rc r (m liil field
rinse, though. FCC-J w ould up goal Iv fo r r Emerson came up
the lead rig h t hack lo six or rlg h l w llh a steal and a layup lo give
th r Raiders a 51 48 lead w ith
points
The Stars h u ill their biggest 9 44 re m ain in g
T h r Stars mode a q u irk run
trad of th r half. 22-14. when
L arry H all converted a three led by a three |m inl field goal by
poUtl (day followed by a steal Neil O rr and fie ld goals by
and la yu p by Dennis llarne s Dennis Barnes and Jar k Skipper
Dial g a vr them a 53 52 lead w llh
w llh 8 0 5 to play.
8 12 re m a in in g SCC could nol
SCC th en sh ift e d the
m o m e n tu m in its d ire c tio n and find Ih r ra n g e as FCC-J ran of!
six m ore (minis, t apjied off by a
reeled off 13 co tts e ru tlv r (m inis
W illia m " W im p y " Woods llw il Orr field goal nil a s lra l w ith 7 07
stroked a lltrr e (m ini Held goal 10 ptay Dial up|«*d the leda to
59 52 and fo n r d Sem inole lo
follow ed by an Emerson bucket
Woods then ru n ic up w ith a call llttiro u t
Emerson then came alive lor
In ill M ill steal and frd T e rr It
Barnes fo r a slam w ith 6 35 lo ih r Raiders and. lor Ihe n r x l five
play. Barnes then ta m e op w ith m inutes. C O U ld n ’ l l v sln|>|ied lie
a steal and led Robert Thom as began w llh a litte r (m ini play
w ith 6 95 rrin a ln ln g and added
for a scored followed by a T J
S ru lr itu ju m p e r Emerson com another three (mini play after a
pleted the n u t w ith a short FCC-J field goal w llh 6 299 Irli
Jum per th a t gave th r Raiders a to play,
T r r r ll Barnes then connected
27-22 lead w ith 4:51 rrin a ln ln g
Brooks ended FCC-J's drought o n tw o fre e th ro w s b e fo re
w ith u hoop w llh SCC's T hom as allot Iter In s ld r hoop that gave
c o u n te rin g w llh a lltr r e (mint Sem inole a 64-61 lead T h r Slats
field goal The teams traded then cam e up w llh a field goal by
buckets u n til Brooks converted Brooks countered by a Brown
on a three (m int play lo narrow d r ill g o a l lo r S< ( '
T h r R uld rrs th ru put together
the lead to 3 2 -2 0 at the h a lf
T he tw o learns played evenly a strong ru n anil pul Ih r game
fir the second hall also w ith away Thom as Itegatt the run
FCC-J in u k ln g up Dip lltr r e (m ini w llh a short Jumper off Ihe
difference anti ta king Ihe lead. break. E m rrson added an Inside
45-42. w llh u six p o ln l run lioop followed by one of tw o lir e
m id w a y Ih rm ig h Die second half. th ro w s tty Thom as. Emerson
Klshurd Brown cut the lead lo then pul down a short Jumper
one w ith a bucket at the other and SCC b u lll a 73-65 lead w llh
end before H all h it consecutive 2 02 lo play.
T h e te a m s t h e n t r a d e d
field goals to give llte Slurs a
48-44 advantage w ith 1 1:10 lo b u r k r ts w ith Woods p u ttin g
d o w n th re e big tree th ro w s
play.
FCC-J coach Buster Harvey d urin g the fin al minute o f ptay.
" W r came Irom Ihe G u lf Coast
was then w histled for a technical
C o n tin u e d fro m IB
C o n tin u e d fro m IB
Forward K icky Blanton pow
ered LSD. 1-1. w llh 27 p aints.
In the top 20 W ednesday. No
I Duke routed East C arolina
95-46, No 9 Arizona trounced
New M e x ic o 8 0 -6 7 . No. 17
V ltlu nn va lop pe d S t. F ra n c is
7060.
At D urham . N.C., Alaa Abdelnaby made all 9 of h is shots
from the Ooor to Im prove to 19
lor 19 th is season and give Duke
C oach M ike K r z y z r w s k l h is
2 50th career victory. T he 19
strulg ht baskets by A n d rln u b y Is
an A tla n tie Coast Conference
record.
"N in e for nine should not t*e
th a t unexpected." lie said " I
was in position lo score. The
guys on th r perim eter u rr doing
a good jo b of giving me Ihe bail
and leading me lo the b aske t."
A t T u s c o n . A r lz .. H a rv e y
Mason scored 20 (mints. In clu d
ing H In a 22 6 burst that opened
the second half, lo ra lly th r
W ildcats Bean E lllo ll had 17
(m in is am i Anthony Cook 14 for
t h r W ild ca ts In Ih c lr season
opener The I-obos fell fit 2-3.
A l Loretta. Pa.. Doug West
collected 21 (m inis and 7 re
b o u n d s to le a d V llla n o v a .
Rodney T a y lo r added 12 points
and 9 rebounds us the 17thranked W ild cats Im proved to
3-1 St Francis, w h ich received
23 (m ints and 7 rebounds hum
Joe Anderson, draped lo I ■1.
FJscwhcrc Wednesday II was
P ittsburgh 75. Robert M orris 62;
St
J o h n 's 8 6 . F a t r l c l g h
D ic k in s o n bt»i V ir g in ia 7 5,
Arkansas 6 5 and DePaul 66,
M fine 46.
63 4 percent)
th e ir turnovers by going lo a
d rllb c r n lr offense m uch o f ih r
sreond half, w orking Ih r tiull
Inside at tlm rs and bom barding
the Tars frum long range by way
o f W orden and and G ilm ore
A fte r s h o o tin g 3 9 .3 p e rc e n t
117-43) fio n i llie (lour in tin firm
h a lf. F la g le r c o n n e c te d o n
13 of-22 (39 I percent) In llte Iasi
h a ll. F o u r-o l-s lx cam e fro m
three-point land
W orden's three-pointer w ith
3:37 rrin a ln ln g tied the score
67 67 — the first lim e the team s
w e re d e a d lo c k e d s in c e th e
opening m tn u lrs
"T h e w h n lr key was us co n
tro llin g the irm p o In th r set iim l
h a l f . " sa id C la rk , a fo rm e r
D iv is io n II A ll-A m e rica n and
natio na l scoring leader at tX *F in
the late 197<J'» " W r w rr r down
by eight lo 10 points when w r
decided to go lo the slow clown
o ffrn s r W e d lake It to the
ta is k rt and then p u ll II hack nut
lor Ih r p im p ri.
High scoring night
in SAC girls soccer
Pioneers—
Oak Ridge s a b ility to score
Inside alm ost at w ill was ihe
m ain cause of the 'N oles de
mise. ana the tu rn o ve r factor
also reflected Sem inole's In e x
perience Sem inole co m m itte d
could w ork It down u n til It got
closer to the end. hut when I was
so w ld r open I let the shot go."
Long before G ilm ore's threep ointer fin ish ed off the Tars
11*11. W o r d e n a p p r o n r h e d
Flagler Coach llo C la rk and
asked to guard Robins' guard
I > mi
W o ll C lu rk , s tlr r r d b y
W orden's m o tiv a tio n , ordered
the Saints to sw itch from zone to
man Io nia n for ih r second h a lf
"T h e zone w a s giving W olf too
m uch lim e to shoot fin the first
h alf)." said W orden, one o f three
re lu m in g starters th is season. "1
m id ro a rh at h a llllm r that If w r
played m an to man I could slop
h im “
Worden handcuffed W olf, who
had three o f Ills game lilg h 23
points a it r r Interm ission As a
Ira n i the Tars accounted for 19
second half points, connecting
on 7-of-20 from the field fo llo w
ing a to rrid firs t hall (17 of 26.
Lake M ary. In ru n n in g its
m in d lo 4-0. r..inplrt«Ty dom t
n a ird its m a irh w ith Oviedo
13-21 The Laily K a rts fired 19
sh ots im goal w hile h o ld in g
O v ie d o to j u s t o n e s h o t
G oalkeeper T am m y SrcUl re
i m ile d her Im irth shutout while
Am y Paw I mwI and Sandy Puwr u
lurried In su jw rti defensive r l
fu n s
la k e Mary opened tin s to rin g
fo u r rtttm ilrs into the m atch cat
an u n a s s ls tr.t goal by Amy
Alexander Rohr then stored oil
a M attin g ly assist and C r ts s ir
Snow i goal, off arwfihrr assist
hv M aittngfy. made It 3 0 at th>
hall
In tlie s rtu n d half M n lir s u m l
on an assist by Dn im l lu m u
Snow scored Iter semnd goal off
A le xa n d e r r assist and Rohr
com pleted tl-e hat ir k k on Mat
H ugh s th ird assist to m a kr Hk
fin a l 6-0
The lardy Rants h it llte ruad
th is weekend as they play ui
Clearwater C entral t a ils 4s <>o
F riday and go to la m p s Gaither
S aturday
L y m a n n p rttrd play in the
SAC on a s u ite s s lu l i*H r and
ralscrl its o v rra ll record tn I I I
Tl*e lowly ( i t r y Itnunds have a
lu g m a ir h F rid a y at hom e
against Lake Brantley
S e tn ln o lr now stands al 1 I
overall and I I fit llte SAC The
la u ty Noles host (h tr d o Friday
n ig h t, then entertain West Or
artge Saturitav allernrsiit
L ttita n strut k for two giMls in
the first trail Hum rode thr
ilefensive play <4 sweeper J u lia
C allartnan and gnalkrr(«-r D rrk y
C arr lo the ytrlory L vtiiart had
12 strois on goal ci>m|Mred in
Sem inole's severt
A llr r l.vtnan was tire olle nsjvr
a g g re s s o r III th e llr s i h a ll.
S h a n n o n S u ttd v a ll. J e n n ife r
t - 1n it a in n o il a n d M r 11s s a
S tu n k mao led S rltlllio le In th r
sreond hall T h r t~adr Noles
threatened several lim e s hut
could nut gel one in Ih r goal
T ournam ent know ing w r had
played Iw o gissl Ira n is and that
w r had played Iwo gissl gam es,"
Woods said "W r also knew w r
had to play to g rlh rr tonight We
got down a couple of limes Im l
s u rk rd II op during the last few
m ltiu lrs and pulled together to
win th r gam e."
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Sanlord Harald. Sanlord. Florid* — Thursday, December
t.
1968 — SB
People
CALENDAR
Group giving
holiday cards
for the blind
V i-
AA groups schedule meetings
ORLANDO — Trained v o lu n
teers ol the Ur.nil. Association of
M id -F lo rid a w ill lx- on hand
S a lu rday, D rr, 3. Irm n 10 a tn in
5 pm . lo IraiiserltK* holiday or
greeting cards
Area Alcoholics A nonym ous groups m eeting Friday Include;
• Sober Won group at Sahara C lub (old d rive r's license ofTIce)
25H7 S Sanford Ave.. noon and 3:30 p.m. for open discussion.
Closed discussion al H p tn.
• Sanlord A lcoholic* Anonym ous meets a l noon and 5 30
p in. lo r o|>en discussion and H p m. for step m eeting al 1201
W. First SI
• A la m o meets at 8 p m .. Fourth S trre i and Oak Avenue,
T h r organlzarlort w ill provide
I m ill ca rd s a n il p r r s n n a ll/r d
H r a tllr Ir a n s c r ip ilu n s a l no
charge The cards feature rm *
laissed C hristm as sernes so that
Ihe scene o utline s ■ail fir I r ll
Sanford
• 24 Hour AA G roup m reta lor open discussion. H p m ,
Fourth Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford
Nursing center to sell crafts
L ake virw N ursing C enter. 919 B 2nd St., Sanford, w ill host a
1989 calendars also fe a lu rin g
rtnlm sM -d scenes and H ra llle
lettering w ill lie on v ile lo r 82
each
craft show on Friday. Dec. 2. from 10 i.m . to 3 p m. Item s (or
sale w ill Include ceramics, wreaths, dolls and clowns made by
the center's residents Proceeds w ill benefit the center's
a c tiv ity fu nd for residents Free coffee w ill h r a v a ila b le
H n tli lia u g h m u n . tre a su re r,
said a ll o f t h r a s s o c ia tio n s
services a r r tree, except Ifte
c a le n d a r s , w h ic h t r i e l u d r
expensive m aterials
Junior women having garage sale
The Sernorsn J r W om an's C lub w ill hold s garage sale on
Friday, Dei 2. to benefit the Alzheim er Resource C enter ol
W inter I ’a rk The sale w ill take place at 1075 Dyson D rive. In
Ibe T wm .iw ilia subdivision, fn m t 9 a m to 3 p m In form ation
also w ill be available concerning Alzheim er's Disease
T hr
Garden club holding bazaar
The H oliday liazaar end C ra ll Sale ol the Garden C lu b of
Sanford Is «r| (or Friday Dec 2. 10 a m to 7 p in and
Saturday. Dec 3. (nan 9 a m to 5 p m at the clubhouse,
lo r a tru al the corner o l U S Highway 17 92 and Falrm onte
Drive The sale w ill feature plants needlework, baked good*
and ornam ents Free coffer, rid e r and ctaikies w ill h r available
Stetson choir to carol
The Stetson U nive rsity Concert C hoir w ill open Its C hristm vs
season w ith the annual C hrtslm aa Candlelight Concerts Dec
2 4 tn Elizabeth Hall al the u niversity In O r U n d The program ,
a service of lessons, carols and C hristm as anthem s, w ill be at N
p m Friday and Saturday, and 4 p m Sunday Adm ission Is 04
donation, or 03 for settlors b rn rfllltn g the Srhon! of Musk
Fund
Retired transit workers to gather
One day, two honors
Junto* R O IC m tm b ti Joseph Cocoes* Id
(c a n u n rscetvss a prom otion to toch sargsant
by C ol C h a ri* * G ib son (i«M). a*rospnc«
instructor at Samlnola High School in Sanford
I ho prom otion Monday lo! lowed tha pro*
anlation o l Junior BOTC Silver Modal by Tom
O a la* (rig n tl. ro m m a n d a r o l V eteran* of
Beading, sequins add drama
l a t e r s r i M Aeon.
VFW ladies auxiliary to sell crafts
H o lid a y s in e v ita b ly b r in g
thoughts of s h im m e rin g ligh ts
and ru lu rv Ib is yrar d r signers
tia v r d rltn ltr ly taken th ru cue
(rum tra rilito n anrl n flrr a d a /z l
mg array of jewels. sequins ami
tirads
In r v r r y ilo lh in g c a lrg o ry —
h u m r y m in g gloves tn IVvif
length evening drrswes—bradm g
and sequins are m ajor aerm ts
W h ile I h r o v e ra ll Ih e n tr ul
w in te r's styles is th a t id sleek
understated rle g a m e lu n llk r Ih r
|>im Itr tl and is H iflrd im im n r
looks i4 a mere year ago) the
a d d it io n o l b e a d in g a n il
rm lK o id rty to tb esr leaner all
Iw m ritrs m a k r* lo r drop dead
glam m u
T h is past sum m er the Darts
iiM itU ir shows art th r stage lor
rmbrlli<dM-d lastuons M ajor d r
signers like Yves Saint Laurent.
J e a n Patou and J e a n L o u t*
Si h r r t r t o llr r r d headed and
rm b ro td rrrd s ly lrv A n d when
H H ilu rte rs look to treaded lash
ums. they lix ik lo one m an
Francois Lrsage. Ih r Parisian
m aster designer (it r m h r o id r iir s
The W ln trr Springs VFW la id lrs A u x ilia ry w ill hold its first
crafts tai/aar from 9 a in to 4 p m on Saturday. Dec 3, m the
tty sell M em orial Hall at V F W Post 5405 4 21) N Edgetmm A vr .
M utter Springs For m ore inform ation, call Marian E ckrr.
i h alnnan. al 831 20*91 A b rn e fll bake sale w ill tie fyeld lire
same day
The a n cilla ry am i VFW Post 5405 w ill rneel Friday. Nov 2.
al 8 p m to elect T ru s ire No. 3 lor both the | sm ! and a usllla rv
It Is smhI lha t l.rs a g r supplies
5 0 tn 9 0 p e r c e n t o l t h r
rn tb ro id e rie s used hv French
c o u tu r ie r s
H r s t d e s S a in t
la tu rrn i. S rlte rre r. C lia n rl and
Patou other French I niusts like
Dior, Nina Hn cl and G ivenchy
u tiliz e Lrsage s ta len ts I t r r r in
The New York H e tlrrd T ra n sit W n rkrrs meet at Casselberry
Senior Center, 200 N trip le t Lake Drive, the firs! S aturday of
ear h trvwdh at I 30 p m
‘White elephant* sale to be held
A C hristm as C raft Sale. Including w h ttr elephants and
m iscellaneous Items, w ill lake place Saturday. D rr 3. tm m 8
a m to 3 p m . al Itill's A uto and T ru ck Garage | | t h and
Sanford Avenue The sale w ill benefit the Eagle a A u s llla rv «rf
Sanford
Howell Place to be bazaar site
Howell Place residents w ill host a C hristm as Bazaar on
Saturday, lire 3. from 2 4 p m al I he fa cility 200 W A irp o rt
IHvd . S n ttfu ri Crafts. C hristm as items and baked fo o d s - a ll
made by residents- w ill he sold to raise m oney lor Toys For
Tots a n il ib r recfealtonal needs al Howell l l z r r
4-H crafts workshop just for kids
Sem inole County 4 II w ill sponsor Its annual Holiday C rafts
W orksho{i lor youth aged H lo IN years on Saturday. D r r 3, si
I he Seminole C ounty A g ricu ltu ra l Center, off U S H ighw ay
17 92 at Five Points I he workshop w ill give youth the c h a n ir
in m a k r holiday d e trira llo n s and cra/ls W orkshop coat Js $2
the i lass « heduled b o m IO s III In noon Is o prn to 4 II rlu b
m e in h rrs am i non m e m te rv Prr registration Is r rq u ir rd by
Friday. Dei 2 t all 323 2500 ext »M I
Foreign War* Post 10108 s-«J Nir.a Crouse
au n in ry president Govocek was given the
VFW award tor h i* academic achievements
and in pedicular, h i* wore at Job Service o l
Florida in helping process veterans' applies
Irons for employment The honors took place at
tha VFW poet t ome in Sanlord
S a tin dress features a hand
patntrK) beaded bodies and diag
onal pepium over a black velvet
skirt |S 1.2001 A reversible satin
s to le |S?00) accom panies the
dress
A m erica Oscar ilr la K rn ta and
Ittll M as* tu rn to l.rsug r lot
em broideries
According In L ynn MantUls.
p re s id e n t o l I h r p re s tig io u s
M a rtin i Simps In th is country.
PTA sponsoring craft fair
The I ' l A of l.*ihr O rie n t* Elementary w ill host a C hristm as
C r.ilt Fair on Saturday. l i r t 3, from 9 a m to 3 p,m. at 612
N rw pnrt A v r A lM m o n tr Springs I. iiik h w ith Santa and an r lf
!• 9J |wr p m o n A Iw ke sa lr and Hill w rapping booth w ill tie
part u( i h r (air For m o rr Inform ation. call Joanne at 1*31 -3013
Casselberry auxiliary to host flea fair
C a M e lb rrry Veteran* Inc, Ladles A u x ilia ry w ill present Us
llrs l T ra il and Flea Fair on Saturday. Dee 3, Im m 9 a m to 3
p nt lla k r ry and other loud Hems w ill available at Ih r h all. 200
Concord Drive. Casselberry For m o rr inform ation call Leslie
Brockm an. president at 332 6001.
Teen support group to meet
Fam ilies Together Teen Support Group meets from I I a m
to I p m r v r r y Saturduy at Suite 200 Sweetwater Square. 900
Fos Valley Drive (oil W cklv.i Hoad). Longwood Call 774 3841
(or fu rth e r Inhum ation
Nar-Anon to offer help
Nar Anon, a sell-help group lor relatives and (Mends ol
addicts, meets a l H p m Saturday at West Lake Hospital. State
Itoad 434. Longwood For m o rr Inform al Ion. call 8 8 9 4 3 6 4
Life saving classes offered
The W ittie r Springs Fire Deportment w ill conduct C I’H
classes on the th ird Sunday o l r v rr y m onth from 1-5 p in For
additional Inform ation, contact Cap! Carl Pilcher at 327-2332
Monday through Friday b etw een9a.m . and 5 p m.
Narcotics Anonymous meets
N arcotics Anonym ous meets every Sunday al 5 p in. al The
Grove Counseling C e n trr. 5HO Old Sunlord/O vlrdo Hoad (oil
S ta ir Koad 4 )9 ). W in te r Springs, and at H p m . Monday al 317
Oak Ave.. Sanford.
Alanon members to congregate
Alarum w ill meet at 8 p in . Sunday at C hrist United
M rih n d ls l C hurch, al C ounty Hoad 427 and Tucker Drive.
Sanford.
R e tirin g ta x
c o lle c to r s
g o t a p a rty
SANFORD - A double relire in rn t ra ile d lor a double
jM rty Nov. 19 (or G Troy Hay
J r . and S a lly H L ip s c y .
re tirin g as Sem inole C ounty
lu x collector and assistant
la x collector respectively
At rig h t. G Troy Ray Jr ,
Seminole County tax collector,
receives congratulations from
h is w ile , B a rb a ra , at h is
re tir e m e n t p a rty Nov 19.
Below. Sally R Llpsey. retiring
as assistant lai collector for
the county, is surprised al the
same party as her r -b a n o .
C ecil, escorts her
H*<
CSIll 1, *«>"•, la « » l
The place was the RiverI m m I Romance
in Sanford
R a y 's e n t ir e s t a f f , w h o
s|KmM>rrtl th r p a lly , as well
as other guests and fam ily
m rin he rs showed uj> al the
affair
Ray tkrg.in w ith t h r other
in January 1963 and Lipscy
In August 1958.
A llium s show ing d llfr r r n t
events In the retirees' liv rs
w ere displayed
T h r h ig h lig h t o f the even
ing was the jirrs c n ta lln n of
tw o p ortraits lo th r h o n o rrrs .
Sanford a rtist Ashby Jones
had been com m issioned by
the p arty-glvets lo jia ln t two
|>ortratls ol the old courthousr and presented them lo
the honored guests.
It you know of upcom ing a ctivities you'd like announced In
the //c n i/d 's Calendar, send the appropriate In fo rm a tio n —
event, tim e. dale, place, cost, contact person and phone
n u m b e r—to Calendar. Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave..
Sanford. F t. 3 2 7 7 1 o r ca ll 322 2 8 1 1
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"Lrsage Is Ihe sole person re
sponsible lo* su pp lyin g tra d l
ttnnal haute-emit ure styles w ith
a firs h new look **
In ru r re n t r o lle d H its from
Am erican designers rus*omens
w ill find all-over twaded )at k rts
topping long evening sheaths
Irotn Ilia vs — a slim black gown
th a t c o m m a n d s a t t e n t io n ,
llu tn k s to Its yellow and red
tended ya rkrt At tie la K rn ta.
M ark dam ask ryen tng pants a rr
lup|w d hv a black velvet jacket
b n r d c r r d In b r i l l i a n t re d
em broidery
T h r chemise, also (sipular th is
y ra r. r a n s h im m e r as w r it
Itevigner M an Ik than at Chrts
tu n f l W o ffe r* <Itemises ro n i
p le lr ly co vered in p a llrtle v
F lo o r le n g t h s h e a th s Ir o n t
A m e r ic a 's Ito ti M a r k te a r r
tra d e d head to lie In the k in d id
sensuous entry m aker that re
calls Jean Harkiw or M arilyn
M onne M arkte Is well know n
tor the hold your h tra lh leaded
styles lie lias created lie Cher
and num erous other H ollyw ood
leading ladles
Sequins a rr u n r ol the oldest
ornam ents used on clothes In
the IHOOs. sequins were made ol
gelatin, today, lo rtu n a lrly . they
a rr of lig h te r w eig ht p la s tic
Their (Mipulartty serins to never
wane.
As go the ma)or designers, so
go m o rr a lfo n la h lr interpret.,
turns of th e ir direction
o r g a u I / a 11un
a ls o
l r a t i s r r t l i r s t e x t b o o k s fo r
children In Hr.nlle, Ihe w ritten
lan g u ig e lor the blind tfi.it uses
si« rnixrrf do fs In different co lli
id run tons io n p ii -a nl I d l i rs and
num bers
Not more than 25 volunteers
m a k r u p t h r a s s o c ia t io n
IM ughm an said
W r nerd h i l l s w ho've put
m e ir last ch ild In school and
n e ril som ething to d o ." she said
ol tlie group's need lor v o lu ti
(e rrs Those w ho dn H ra llle
tran scrip tio n s (w hi. h are done at
h o m e o n a I y pew r i t e r lik e
mat h in e l need lo have had a
year's tra in in g In H rallle. she
said
For those w ho have know
H rallle Mu kgriN ind hut would
like io volunteer services, Ihe
Hrallle association needs those
w h o w i ll p ro d u c e ‘ " t a lk in g
books'" by reading textbooks
aloud and rrcocdlng th ru voters.
M a s lrr i-optrx of I lie recordings
are retained by the association,
n in th reproduces ibe m lo r In
s titu tio n s across the c o u n try -is
they have nerd
Am tiher volunteer need o f the
assaaUlkm is (or tlu w r w ho w ill
m a ke th e rm o fo rm c o p ie s of
H ra tllr te x tb o o k s . It.tu g lim .in
said The tb cniM ilo rm m at tune
ts like a photocopying m achine,
m e ltin g plasitt over the m old id
a Hrallle textbook page
Itaughm an said all tra n scrt|its
and recordings are proofed. s<)
tli,it the assoc tat ton enjoys a
good repo t at ion
For more In fo rm atio n atm til
Hi.title Association ol Mid Florida
Inc
call H u tli ll.iu g h m .iii al
273 1432 Anyone w ho w ould
like Hrallle greeting cards but
eaim ot slop by C olonial M all o il
S aturday m av call H aughm an al
the same n u m lirr or w rite her al
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. m edicine
can cause nosebleeds
D EAR DR. G O TT:
I have
Jrr«|urnt n O N M N d l Could tills
l x related lo m y hig h o la ir lr t
('ounl for W hich I lake M ylrru n ?
D E A R R E A D E R t Your frequent
nnv-hleeds m u lti I k - due r l l l i r r
to yo ur llln rs * or to the rn rd t
c fitr.
K x rrx s lv r platelet*, the tin y
M"od c r ll* that *o rr: * lot*, are
o ltrn tlx hallm ark o f an un(frrly ln it bkxxl tlia o rd rr <harm i r r l m t l»y dlsturham es in clot*
lin g For example n r n tr InferIlo n a , c a n c e r
s u c h us
||o d |(k in ‘K d tsr.iv- am i leukem ia
— and trim d rlx ie n e y can • ausr
an h u rra s * in p U tH rU
M y lrra n Ibisullan l Is a p n trn l
drug U*c«l in th r t real m en I of
te rra in F>t<x*1 divas***. * u r |i as
le u k e m ia . It d e p re s s e s th e
.........................I I i Iik m I . • Ms In Hi-
b o n e n u r r n s , I n c lu d in g
p la te le ts
H o w e v e r. d u r in g
ire a tm rn t. the p la it let ro u n t
mav tr in |* * i.irilv r i v
Ask y tn ir d o tor to itfe n iifv
whether your rttrdx in r or your
c o n d it io n Is r a u a ln g y o u r
n m * bleed* anil w betfier th is Is
s o m e th in g about w b lr b you
sl'ould be run t cr tied
DEAR D R .O O T T : I w ork lor a
root! i-rrw and In the to u rs , of
in v 25 year work life have been
expose*] to DDT U 4 I). ( J I T .
D trld rin M altbkai and l'a|x>tan
I'm now having m n v u ld o n i hot
lest* ere negative Is it |x»vuhle
th a t i- h r m it a I c o n ta m in a tio n
to u ld fir lbe reason lo t tn y
seizures?
DEAR R EAD ER : Yrs ehrntix
exposure |o Ih r r o .tlr iu ls you
m ention m o ld r a u v nervous
s y s te m p rn b lr m s . in c lu d in g
m nvulsX ins
O f to u r s r v t / i i r r s t an irs td t
from o the r r a u v s ton b , tny
npinXui y ia ir drs fo r sbotilif in
tier a tdond test i ailed a tn x lrn io
D screen to measure t l i r ja r
v im e of dan ge rixi* t he in k als tn
your system
Also, your iW tn r w ill w ant :o
Kngagi-m cni and wedding
form s are a vallah lr at the
S a n fo rd H e ra ld . DUO N
French Ave.
T h r <o in p le lrd forms m ay
Ire u tro m p a rile d by a p ro
fessional b la c k a m i-w h ile
photograph If a ph lure Is
d e s i r e d w i t h th e a n Tor m o w inform ation. call
322 J»it I ext ,’M
For m ore ndornialkrn. I am
w ild in g you a ro p y of m y H ealth
H r|m rt "E p ile p sy The T a ilin g
Sk kness " Of lx -1 readers w lx i
would like a ro p y should w in 91
w ith th e ir nam e and address to
1 *0 Ikiv 111300. Cleveland. OH
M tO I 1MO Dr sure in mention
I he l l t k
DEAR D R .O O T T : My tongue
tu rn s lil.o k Is tin s a rrr u r r e n re
of the Irtik n p la k ia I fiad 40 years
ago'’
DEAR R E A D E R : So H im k
tongue (p .ir.rs lili g lnssm sl Is
u sually due tn a hartnk *v fu n g u s
in fr .tio u It Is a <<iuitnun eon
sequence of anttlitotte therapy
(w hk h destroys the a n ti y ra s t
I Mr lerta l ii tlx* m outh) am i ra n
easily Ire treated s. It ft a .a r lr ty of
iik H ilh waslres Ask your d o cto r
In suggest a ll ap|tfOfKlate brand
DEAR DR GOTT: W hen I
m y teeth I also brush m y
tip * W ill th is d oanv h a r m '
D EA R H E A D E R : A s x k lo a n
i airslng him urntnetahlr ch a fin g
b ru s h
and rawness. Im islnng yotir lip *
w ith a toothbrush ts lia rintes*
altlxMigb I la iiix H im agior s i n
a m o u r would want to engage In
this (Mar th e
( C llO n a N E W h l’ A I'E H
I T H I’MISK ASSN
UN
Toys for
tots now
piling up
C o ld w r ll H a n ke r r r s ld e n fla l
real estate o ffic e * are parth ip a i
lu g w ith th e II S Marine C o r|t*
Hr i r t v r in Its 41 st A nnual I n v *
ha f o l* r a m |M lg u
S u O rla n d o area uflX es w ill
srrv e as o flx tal t i i l l r t l k i t i r e n
tr r s m irin g llie d riv e u n til Ih-t
21
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S a n s tilllo H Iv it . G oodings IT a /a
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2 18 0 w
H ig h s .iv 4 I I la io g w ia xh 7 3 4 7
Sand bake H oad O rlando *1117
N M agnolia A ve O tla ru ki 4 2 0 7
C u rry F o rd H>sid. O rla rxki. a n d
170 W. F a lrlM tik s Ave W in te r
Park.
T ile T o ys In r T ots p n ig ra tu h a *
h tu u g h l a ll e s tim a te d ta> m illio n
to ys to u tM lrrp ilv Ile g e d c h ild re n
III Hie ( 'r ille d Stales D u rin g
I9M7 m orr th a n / m illio n to y s
were f u lle e ird and d ls trllH ile d to
11 3 m illa a i e lilld r r n Ih riM ig h o u l
tlie itM in lry
I he (ifn g ra m was h s u x te d hy
M a rin e C o rp s M ajor W illia m
H rn d rk 'k s w it h tfie aXi of o th e r *
DEAR A B B Y : I'm a 32-yearo ld u n m a r rie d woman w h o
hapix-ns to lx- very p re tty and
ADVICE
look younger tlk in I am I have a
hard tim e d rillin g w llh people
who ask me how old I am I
th in k lh a t's a very |« rv > n .i!
ABIGAIL
question—lik e a s k in g people
how much they weigh or how
VAN BUREN
m u rh m oney they make
II I tell (hem the tru th about
m y age, I g ri a backhanded
hostile The most e ffe rllv r riixlgr
c o m p lim e n t, lik e , "Y o u look
Is lo smile, kxik Hie |X*rsotl In lllr
young for your age ” If I lie. and
they find out. I lose m y c re d ib ili ry e . and In a very pleasant tone
ty One woman hail Hie u e rvr to *t»y. " M y g(xKlness. (hat's a
ask rue m y age trt from of a rath er jx-rvo ial question that I
crowd of p ro p !, at a wedding I rhcxisr not to answ er I hope you
■I..n i m ind '■ Then change Hhwas v i a ngry. I lied When
people goes* m y a g r, ruibcxly M l l j t C l
Since you are asked H it* que*
getv It rig ht. They th in k I'm 24
turn o llrn and it irritates you. I
or 25
I'm stam ng a new fo il **xm rrcom m end pr.w ttclng Hie above
rr*|x»nw- tx-forr a m irro r—anil
and I tn sure I 'll h r a skrd Imw
old I am How do I haneflr H'f If I n im m ll It lo nit roof v
don't tell them , th ey w ill th in k
D E A R A B B Y: I am ♦»» and *■>
I'm yo un grr th an I r e a lly am If I
Is m y husband W hile I am wlill
tell th e m H it tro th they w ill
w orking m itsldr th r home lu
want In know w h y t haven't
m arried al my age. c lc f’lease
m ake ends m eet, my huslhiod is
I r ll me h-ev lo d ra t w ith Hits
gam bling awav a big |xarI ol our
Incom e in state rratxio.il and
AG E CONSCIOUS
D E A R A G E C O N S C IO U S :
1 h r cardinal rule Never lie
However, you do not have In
a n s w e r a q u e s tio n s im p ly
because II wa* a skrd No nerd lo
get d e fe n s iv e , s a r c a s tic or
Pancakes, Santa
go together in
two breakfasts
SANFOHD — T w o unrelated
Breakfasts W iih Santa w ill hr
sponsored on Saturday D rr !U.
by organizations in Sanford to
give kids the r h . ir x r to t r ll
( h ris tn u s w ishes and rev riv e
g ill*
Parents ate equally w r k tm ir
lo ra r h bfraldasl
T hr S. Ixxil of Dam r A lls ol
Sanlord w ill add th r Ih e m r of ’A
N u le ra i ker F a n ta s y ' to Its
|un< .ik r breakfast at the Sanford
t'lv k Center. 401 K Seminole
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money rv r rv n m r he "w in s" a
t oi id it loo* lha i re la tr to y«Mir
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substantial Im pnivcinent In Ih r
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venture m ight uane lau k to ytui
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K e e p Hits |ie rv a i s tra ck recoid
tn m in d Get a p im p on life hy
u n d e rs ta n d in g the in flu e n t e*
w hk h are governing you in the
ye ar a h e a d S end fo r y o u r
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hy nia dtng 91 to Astro-G raph,
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C lia ra e le rtslk aUy you a rr not
an in d iv id u a l who usually lines
Ih lng s m il ol spite. I miI today you
mav have to dral w ith someone
who co u ld tempt ) in i fo try
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y o u r o w n w o ts l e n e m y In r a n t
m e n i a l d e a lin g s t o d a y h y
w e a k e n in g y o u r p o s it io n
th r o u g h im p r a c t ic a l a c tio n s
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trxlay llust y o u 'll ferl ts lo r the
lau nly's go««l However. In Iw on
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mate ts also In IuU ar <ra il
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look lor the v irio n s In o th e rs
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r o w orkers U nw dtrltrd c u m tsm
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m o tr of a h ln d ra n rr Hi.in a h elp
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s|H>ts rk m t gltew over lit e m ton
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For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, Nov. 25.
Sealing tx-glns at 7 a m and
Im s k fs s l -o B a to lb g in n in g al
h Ki a m
w ill lx- ih r ru le r
ta in itirn f —stu de nt* at the v h ix il
jx rtorm m g hits of T clia tk o v s k y ’s
I he N utcracker
Santa w ill a rrive at h 55 a tit
as Hie fln atr o f th r Non rat ker
Fantasy and w ill h a v r g ilts for
ra e h r h tld
S n a p s h o ts o l
i lu h lir tt p -s iu g w ith V u it.1 w ill
lx* avallaMe fix a Ire
Seats mav lx- rraerved at Hie
tirra k la s t lor 97 5 0 each hy
calling 323 I*.MXl Irnm '* a m to
immmi or 3 9 p m
We I r r l m i stron glv uhnut
p ro v id in g s o m e th in g fo r ih r
children of Sanford th a t's a III Hr
sjx-i la! and so m e thin g lor Hie
im ra rn is that s a l l t l l r rlr g a n l.
ili.il they ra n share w ith Ih r lr
c h ild re n .'* sa id V a le rie Hye
Weld. ro ow liei of Hie daiir c
round H r orders merchandise
and magazines we don'l nc»*d in
o rd e r to w in so m eth in g
Hr
s tih s e r lh rs to c h e a p -lo o k in g
n rw s le llrra that promise lo send
h im Hie "secrets' of how lo pick
w inning numbers
A bby. w-r could gel along very
w ell w llh our cunihlnrd incomes
if h< tillin ': gamble
but he
denies lhai h r K gambling* He
says gambling ts going tn the
r a n sor playing tlx* num bers
Please check w llh Gam blers
Anonym ous and ask them !(
w hat m y luislkind ts lining is
gam hi lo g Answer m x x i . I fear
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"in future
T IR E D W IF E
D EA R TIR ED - H r gar cl less nl
Ito w your h u sb an d t r ie * to
ju stify Ills spending money in
order lo " w in " m oney. Hie t u n ir
of this game Is "gam bling " You
d on 't llid lru lr where you live,
h u t If th ere Is a G a m b le rs
Anonym ous near you. urge film
lo go ll would lie well worth the
In v r.d m ru t lu lim e Mr would
Mxm learn whal "g am b lin g " I*
an d I kiw loconlrui II
(P fohlsm s'’ W rits to Dsar ALhy
F o r a p e rs o n a l, u n o u b lis h a d
re p ly , sand a s e lf a d d re sse d ,
stam ped envelope lo Deer Abby.
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NORBERTO E . PRIU M.D., P.A. IS ANNOUNCING
THE CLOSING OF HIS NEUROSURGICAL PRACTICE
AS OF JANUARY 31, 1989.
Patients Are Urged To Contact This Office Before Tnet Date For
Transfer Of Med.cel Records. Settling Accounts. Etc
Than* You
N O R B E R T O E . P R IU M .D ., P .A .
1 4 0 3 M e d ic a l P la z a Dr.
S u ite 214 S a n fo rd . F I 32771
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rs|Mtsure to the fk t i i | m Moo .i I
Safety a n il Health A d m in is tra
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p ro lre te d fro m the toxX cuntjroim ds in y n n r workplace
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A I mmiI 325 |iri>ple a ltrm i.-d Hie
si I ickiI ' s Saola breakfast Iasi
year. W ell)said
I hr I’tc Scluxil C enter ol Ih r
First P rrs h y trrla n C h u rch ol
Sanlord Is *|xitiM>ring Its sixth
annual "H iraklast W llh Santa"
b rlo rr Ih r S.infnrd C hristm as
Parade ta k r * place Pancakes,
sauwige. juice and ro lle r will I msrrved Irom 7-9 3 0 a m lu Ih r
fellowship hall at Park Avenue
and Fourth Street in downtown
Sanford
Children w ill lx- a tilr lu visit
w llh Santa and receive a Ileal
Pictures will Hie jolly old ell w ill
lx -available for 92 5 0 each.
Alter h rr.ikl.isl. all w ill lake a
short stroll In watch O tr parade
Tickets and fu rther In fo rm a
tion atxnil the hrcaklast are
available hy callin g Ih r p rrsrhixil center at 3 2 1 -1 5 6 3 A
donation nl 93 lor a d u lt* and
children t* requested
Proceeds o f the ftind-rutxer w ill
go to p u rc h a s e p la y g ro u n d
equipm ent for th e non-profit
pre-school center.
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SEMINOLE
DATE: FRIDAY, DEC. 2nd
TIME: 3:00 P.M. * 5:30 P.M.
PLACE:
FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE
n
312 1st S T R E E T
SANFORD
u u i .i i ,,
312-3611
S A N T A C L A U S IS
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Department. Bring all the kids...have their
picture taken with Sania at no charge.
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FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT.
FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
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WEDNESDAY
Decem ber 28, 1 9 8 8
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2 5 C ent
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S a n fo r d H e r a ld
Olst Year. No
A c tio n w ill a ffe c t
new h o m e s in city
| BRIEFS
Inn lire leaves two dead
By LAURA SULLIVAN
Hsrald staff w rltar
MT. VEHNON. N Y. - F lrr broke out al a
la n d m a rk Inn. d n lro y ln d the top floor* and
k illin g tw o residents In b illo w in g *m o k r and
fthootlng fla m e * that spared t h r popular reslauran t and bar downstair*. o ffic ia l* *aid Wed n r *
day.
SANFORD — The c ity com m ission adopted a
revised land developm ent rode Tuesday night to
make landscaping and in n in g reg ula tion * con
sistent w ith the c ity 's latest comprehensive plan
The com m ission u n a n im o u sly adopted Ihe
I Police firs t railed to the b la /r Ute Tuesday
rescued about a d o irn |>eople w ho lived on the
upper floors In the Colonlal-style Knolls Inn. but
could not reach lire two men w lw i died In the fire
apparr u lv started b / "careless sm oking In
bed. o ffic ia l* said
□
INSIDE
iPapa 1 1A
□ Sports
Browns coach calls it quits
C LE V E LA N D — Cleveland llro w n s Cna< h
M arty S c h o ttm h rtm rr restgnrd Tuesday, three
ctay* after h is team was elim in a ted Ur the
p la y o ffs , because of
■'I r r e r n n r l li a b l e d i f
fe re n c e s " w ith c lu b
owner A rt M odrll that
sprung fro m a disap
| Kittilin g offensive per
form a ore
S chotlenhelrner. 45.
the b ro w n * coach sin c e _____—
----- NulgUano was dismissed midway throngfi
l» lA r * e a 4 r* i had m m f under rrff*T s m
sinee M ourning nllenstve r«w *dlit*tn» itu itr *
from Ltndy Infanta, w ho k i t to breome head
coach at Green Itay. The b ro w n s scored 304
points ihto year. A6 fewer th a n In Ihe strike
shortened 1007 campaign
b aity
* 3 4 m illio n w idening *d fWate
Hoad 436 to sis lanes, si h e d u lrd lo begin th is year
w ill be delayed In d e fin ite ly b u t because Orange
C ounty to c o n trib u tin g 82 m lllk m lo the 86 m ll l k *
w idening of Alafaya T ra il lietween S ta tr Road 50
and U n ive rsity Ikm levard that jvojcct w tll p m e e d
In all. b a rry said m tly th r r r of the 10 m ajor
««h e d u lrd p ro je ct* ra n he *ta rte d this year he* ause
of the revenue sh ortfa ll
_____
Kel* said Ute norm al slate ruad U ttid in g p n « rs s
ig project study, engineering, rig id (4 way purrhase
and co n stru ctio n should be shortened by purctiaa
mg rig h t of way after tlte study lor the 14
Interchange lia s been com pleted, then letting Ute
contract for both the engineering and construction
al the same tim e
Mels said a year or m ore can lie saved In the
project's lifetim e, altho ug h the c *a c l lim e saving*
won t lie kn o w n u n til the projec 1 Is complete
b u t w ith ihe state m oving ahead w llh in
trrrh a n g e . Ihe county m ay tie laced w llh fin ding
money lo w ld rn Paula Hoad between Orange
boulevard west of I 4 In U S Highway 17 92 east of
Ute interstate, a total o f 4 3 m iles
The c o u n ty 's w idening a banla Hrwd lo lour lane*
T S r r R oads. Psg« BA
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Buckeyes club Gators, 93-68
NEW YORK - No 15 O h io Stale deployed a
defenae lo presautr Flo rid a 's guards
The
G alors' defenae did not
The results were Dial
F lo r id a 's to p th re e
guard* com bined for 14
t u r n o v e r * w h ile
b ucke ye p o in t guard
a n d m a rk s m a n Jay
Hutson shot and (tossed
Ohio S U tr lo a rousing
victo ry
b u r to n m ade a
school record nine 3- -------p o in te r* en route to 37 p o in ts Tuesday night
and O hio Stale flourished behind full-court
defenae to rout FloftcU 9 3 W In *n Et At
llo ltd a y Festival semifinal
N « « SB
Com puterized
voting sparks
some concern
NBA SCORES
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S p o r ts
1INDEX
fit
( iiia lilrr II*
He defeat of a
In rrt
reconsider
three day walling period lor handgun purchases
Th e measure, defeated by a -1 I county
commission vote ( V i 11. would require a walling
ticrlod <>l three days between the time a handgun
Is sold and when llie pun baser lakes Ihe gun
from llie retailer
C om m issioner A A Met lanuhan cast the vole
againsl Ihe it solution w IIImui I t ommenl
In at ilo ti to r rn rg u n l/r S a n fo rd * Finance
D e|M tim enl ihe com m ission voted 3 I In «re-ale
a new position C ity A ttorn ey W illiam C olbert
said the reorganization w ould create a separate
See Code. Page SA
SANFORD — Plan* by the slate to move ahead
w llh an Interstate 4 Interchange at C ounty Road
46 A m ay require the co un ty to move up w idening
of Paula Road to lo u r lanes
Under Ihe ro u n ly w td e Im p a rt lee program tw o
p o rtio n * til Paula Road, w h ic h to ak*» CR 46 A. are
not s ch ed uled u n til ll»U6 and a n o th e r ton I
scheduled foe w idening u n til 2UO1
C ounty o ffic ia l* *ay they m ay have to find other
sources o f m o n e y to h e lp pay fo r a faster
road b u ild in g schedule
The co u n ty received n otifica tio n Ihto m on th by
the Florida D r|*»rlrn en l of Transportation for k « a l
lo m m e n la on the federally fun.ted project w hich
Includes w ide ning Paula Road from Ihe Iru n l of
H e a th ro w I n ir r n a t lo n a l b u s in r * * C e n ie r in
Rinehart Road and Ihe Interchange c t M TT»e
project to c u rte n lly scheduled to be com pleted by
I'W T
t -- ,
Louis Reto. FDOT projei 1 manager said the SI I I
m illio n r-onst ru c tio n r o d and additional rig ht «><
way purchase* and e n g in e e rin g ' ««•»» w ill be funded
by ( 'ongresa a* a rle m on stra llon project The
fu n d in g w ill he phaard over a five year period
Other state road projects w ill h a w to be delayed
under a projected M S m illio n road .o n s tru rtV m
revenue slw e tla ll ihto year. said Tcan Barry. rD O T
LOCKERBIE. Scotland - In vestigator* •iftln g
th ro u g h the wreckage of l*an A m erican M ight
103 have found burn m a rk* a nd other damage
consistent w ith a bomb e*p*oa*on. published
reports said Wednesday
Houalon.
Miami.
f'm *asi s Commission
<'lim n 11s* it it i
County
By J. MARK BARFIELD
Hsrald staff writer
□ W orld
Bomb evidence discovered
m
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i ___a. -received
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iii si.ntMrf *nil
plan,
w *hich
has. already
l a n n i n g and
Z oning Commission approval No deflate over the
plan took place
The plan places a d d i t i o n a l re q u ire m e n t* lor
la n d sca p in g c o m m e r c i a l s ig n * su b d iv is io n
p lanning and parking fa r lllllr * The plan rrc p n rr*
more t i n * and s h r u b b e r y , p lus visual screening
brtw een lands w i t h ' 'Incom patible land use*
U nder ihe plan, w hich went m m c lle rt upon
last n i g h t * adoption one tir e is required for each
planm d dw elling The plan also set* a new lee
schedule lor land developer*
In a n o th e r m a ile r, by a 3 1 v o le , the
com m ission decided lo petition Ihe Seminole
1-4 interchange
plan may force
road widening
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T od uv w ill Ite fuinny
a n d w a rm w llh a
h ig h In the lo w e r
Mbs There la a good
chance of p u trh y log
to n ig h t as Ihe te m
perature d ip * to the
m i d GOa. P a r t l y
c l o u d y to m o r r o w
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th e m id HO*
TALLA H A SS EE - The shift
co m p u te r!le d vo ting system * In
Florida to being accom panied by
w orries alK iul the p otential for
high technology ceiling fraud
E le ction * o fficia l* play down
the risk an u nscrupulous p o liti
cian could lln k r r w llh vote to ta l*
stored in elections ru m put era.
b u t some p o litic a l o p e ra to rs
th in k It's lim e to start preparing
tor the prn*|K-< i
" In any system the |iutenttal
for fraud to th rre . In b an kin g,
election*, you name It." M id
Dave Leahy, supervisor o f elec
tio n* lor D ark i is in ty .
"G e l enough people Involved
In some k in d of ro n a p tra ry and
fraud cun h ap pen." he nuld
Secretary o f State J im S m ith
I* pre|>artng recom m endations
for change* In Ihe procedures,
hut declined to discuss his pla n*
An announcem ent wa» expected
w ith in a m on th.
The w orries stem from Re
p u b l i c a n C o n n ie M a c k 's
3 3 .6 12-vote victo ry over Demo
crat Kenneth " b u d d y " Mai Kay
In the November U.S. Senatr
race. T he race was ignored by
2 3 3 .5 1H people w ho voted In the
presidential race.
MacKuy supporters w anted an
T Bee V o tin g . Page BA
How about a lift?
corsv Gochaa (Istf) 0SI» a lift from S*m Carl
o " 5 .
*Avanua Tuesday
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wsl a flat on h i. btka
Corey
hart
and Sam did t h . ne.ghborly thing In
Ira n .p o 't.n p M l . M M W
b». m l «.
rider homo Tn hm * for supper
Double audits stir controversy
By J. MARK BARPIRLD
Herald slab writer___________________
SANFORD — I wo a u d it* ol thr Sem lnob C ounty
Clerk of C irc u it C ourt* o ilie r u rr lo licgm on Friday one |>ald by Hie clerk and one |tald by Ihe county
com m ission " l l • a waste o f tax(tuyer * m oney. m m I
chief d e p u ty c le rk b ill Jar olt*
On lie* 12. Court Clerk Dai Id Itc rrlc n ro m ra c trd
w ith form er co un ty auditor ( line, lia rtIs o n . lati osir A
M lxner of O rlando to perform a 03,1100 vr .ir-end audit ol
clerk * and co un ty fu nd *
On Dec. 1H. clerk-elect Marvutme Morse who won t
Itr sworn m m o fflct u n til next Tuesday, signed an
Ml^tr r m ri»t vatilt tli* tiH iniy'% • u ir r n i .•u itiiltiit lin n .
A tlliu r Young lo cninplcie a year end audit of m any ol
ihe same a c ro o n l* and h o ld in g * a* llr r r lr o * lor a
m in im u m ol 86.500
Morse *ig n rd Ih« a g trrm c o l
'M arvanur Morse.
Clcrk-EIcct
Allhough Ihe ro u n lv * i m il r a il with A rthur to u o g
requires r o u n iy com m ission approval lor audits outside
Hit- a n n u a l Oct
I lo Sept 30 review , ro o m y
a dm in istrato r K ru Hooper said f i i i v l a y lie signed o il
on Morse * a ud it Iasi week, a llo w in g A rth ur Young
Bee A u d it* . Page 5A
Hardy the odds-on favorite
to become Longwood mayor
By SANDRA BO U C H AH IN I
Herald stab writer
LONGWOOD — lin e r ol five c liv
c o m m issio n e r* *av Hank lla id v
probably w ill be the next mayor
N e w ly -e le c te d c o m m is s io n e r*
Carol Odom and Gene Funu h w ill
lie sworn In at 7 p m . T ursday
A fterw ard*, w h rn Ihe regular int-ri
ing convenes al 7:30 p m . a vole by
Ihe rom inl»»loner* w ill determ ine
who w ill Ite m ayor and deputy
m ayor.
T ra d itio n a lly , one o f the senior
com m issioner* ha* Iteen chosen lo
serve u* m ayor.
In that case, there I* a choice ol
three senior com m issioner* each
w llh one year * ex|terlenre. They
are Hank H a r d y . Ted A I'oelklng
and Richard E. B ullln gton
Hardy. 33. said h r w ould Ite
"h o n o re d " II he were nom inated for
Ute position
" I I llie com m ission decide* lo
tio m in a ir me. sore I <1 la- honored
I d ulm osi have to w all and see
Hardy said Tuesday
IW lk in g said ili.il h r w ill prolta
h lv n o m in a te aom eltody a l ih m re tln g " l i t a toss-up helw ern
Hardy and Richard b o llln g lo n . Ik
iw r r n now and the th ird , a n y th in g
could h ap pen." he said b u t ol Ihe
iw o. I’oelklng *ald he leans Inwards
Hardy.
" I th in k h e * more on lo p ni
th in g s ." I’oelklng said.
I ’oelklng M id that h r w nuldn i
tu rn Hie position dawn ll nobody
else were nom inated, but Ih u l he
w asn't seeking nom ination
"1 d o n 't care about going any
further than where I am rig ht now.
Bee M a y o r. Page 5A
Honry 'Hank' Hardy
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�•A — Sanford H m M , Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, Dacambar28, id
NEW S F R 0 M -T H E J ^ q i6 K j_ A U d A C R Q £ $ TH E STAX&L.-5-
‘Nightmare,’ says accused spy
Eastern Jet fails to gain cabin pressure
United Prase International
MIAMI — An Eastern A irlin e s je t en route to F ort Lauderdale
Tuesday was forced to re tu rn to New York s h o rtly after takeoff
when the airpla ne 's cabin failed to pressurize properly, an
Eastern spokeswom an said.
Eastern F lig h t 715 from La G uardla a irp o rt landed safely In
New York at 10:05 a.m EST. one hour and 2 0 m inutes after
takeoff, said B obbl G iordano, a com pany spokeswom an In
M iam i- No one was Injured, and the A irb u s A-300 Jet later
resumed the flig h t, she said.
On Monday. Eastern F lig h t 251 was forced to land In
Charleston. W .Va.. w hen a lO-by-20 Inch hole ripped open In
the top section o f the Boeing 727. causing a sudden loss of
pressure. None o f the 110 people aboard the flig h t was h u rt.
G iordano said the 6-year-old A irbu s A -300 involved In
Tuesday's Incident failed to gain cabin pressure because o f a
loose panel on an In te rio r door that provides access to a radio
cooling fan.
"T h e y d id n 't a ctu a lly lose pressure.“ G iordano said. "W he n
they realized w hat was happening, they tu rn e d the plane
around and landed safely. They never declared an emergency ."
The plane, w h ich was ca rryin g 210 passengers and a crew of
10. had traveled about 50 m iles when the crew tu rn ed It
around, she said. The plane's a ir masks, w h ic h provide oxygen
to passengers In case o f an emergency, d id not have to be used.
G iordano said.
"N obody was Injured. They deplaned sa fely.'' she said.
TAM PA — A T u rk is h national
Identified by federal prosecutors
os "a courier and a paym aster"
for East Germ an Intelligence was
o rd e re d h e ld w ith o u t b o n d
Tuesday and sent to Savannah.
Ga., to face tria l on charges of
conspiracy to co m m it espionage.
U.S. Magistrate Paul Game Jr.
ruled after a 114-hour hearing
th a t the governm ent showed
probable cause th a t H useyln
Y lld lrlm com m itted the offenses
he Is charged w ith In a federal
c o m p la in t filed last week In
Savannah.
Y tld lrim said noth ing at the
h e a rin g , b u t as he le ft the
courthouse shackled to another
prisoner he said. "T h is Is like a
nightm are. I'm Innocent."
Y lld lr lm . 60. was arrested
Wednesday at hla home w rs t of
Tam pa on a charge of conspiracy
to c o m m it espionage. In the
Insurance executive named to Regents
GAINESV1ILLE - W ith the Internal
Revenue Service m ailin g out tax form s
th is w eek, an a c c o u n tin g professor
advises a little well-placed spending In
the last days o f 1988 could save money In
the long run.
"T h e la x laws have become more
com plicated and some deductions have
been curtailed, but there s till are deduc
tio n opportunities taxpayers should not
m iss. " said G ary M cG ill w ith the U nive r
s ity o f F lorida's Fisher School o f Account" f i . Tax Reform A ct o f 1986 brought
41 killed in Florida traffic accldenta
M IAM I — Leaders of tw o His
p a n ic o r g a n iz a tio n s v o w e d
T u e s d a y to c o m b a t a n y
legislative abuses or d is c rim in a
tio n arising from Florida's Of
fic ia l English am endm ent, w hich
voters overw helm ingly approved
in November
M iam i lawyer Robert Canino. a
m em ber o f the League o f United
L a tin Am erican Citizens and the
Am erican G.l. Forum , a Hispanic
veterans group, said FVwldtan*
should be on guard against such
abuses.
"A s Floridians and responsible
Toystore slams doors after Christmas
PENSACOLA — H oliday shoppers w ho w ent to exchange
toys or redeem g ift certificates In Lionel P layw orld stores here
and elsewhere In the South got a rude surprise Monday and
Tuesday w hen they found the stores locked tig h te r th an a
drum .
" I th in k th a t's very, very u nethical to do such a th in g rig h t at
C hristm as." said C heryl G rim m , w ho w e n t to a Lionel
Playworld store In Pensacola to retu rn b la n k co m p ute r game
cartridges o n ly to find It closed.
In addition to the one outlet In Pensacola. Lionel Playworld
stores In Charleston and Colum bia. S.C.. as w e ll as tw o stores
In the New Orleans suburbs o f Gretna and M etairie also failed
lo reopen.
The other 85 Lionel Playworld stores were operating as
norm al.
Michael Vaaiola. ch ie f executive of the Lionel Carp. In
Philadelphia, said the five closings affected about 200 w orkers
He said s to re s w ere closed because th e y w ere o n ly
"m a rg in a lly " profitable.
The toy store chain advertises itself as the place where you
can “ tu rn yo u r frow n upside d ow n," but the sudden closings
prom pted Just the opposite reaction from custom ers outside at
least rive outlets Monday and Tuesday,
M IA M I Most o f th e 43
child re n shot to death th is year
In M iam i w ould probably be
alive today If th e ir parents nr
th e ir friends' parents had not
kepi a loaded gun. according to a
report published Tuesday
A survey by The M iam i News
show s 3 0 of Ih e c it y 's 43
children shot lo death so for (his
year were homicide victim s,
although Ihe label can be mis
leading Most of Ihe victims
knew ihelr killers, who were
fa m ily or close friends.
A survey o f police and medical
reports found:
T o d a y . ..tu n n y a n d w a rm .
Highs in the low 80s.
T o n ig h t...fa ir w ith a chance o f
patchy fog Low In the m id 60s
T o m o rro w ...p a rtly cloudy w ith
a high In the low 80s.
la c a n d C la n P a s t* * * Paid * t la n ia rd .
F lo rid * n m
P O tT M A S T S ■ : t*o d S g tfrS H d M O M S
I * T N I S A N FO R D H E R A L D . P .0 .
a * i t u r . S a a fw d , F L n r n .
H u m O a lly try ■ 1 M a a th i. tM .tS i t
M antbt. II? .M i Y « sr, 411*0 In t t * l s
M a ll 1 M o n th ! I H U i t M a n th t,
lir .M i T * * r, U I N
Out o r S U N M a ll T V s * M onth* i l l 44i
I M o n th ! M * M i Y » * r m M
tu r) m
—F o u r c h ild re n w ho c o m
m itted suicide w ith guns shot
themselves w ith loaded weapons
th e ir parents hsd In Ihe house
—Five c h ild re n were k ille d
d u rin g dom estic argum ents In
Ih elr ow n home.
—Four c h ild re n were k ille d by
friends, three o f them d u rin g
argum ents.
—T hirte en child re n were sltoi
to d e a th a c c id e n ta lly w h ile
playing w ith guns unsupervised.
In or around th e ir hom e* or
friends' homes
In D a d e C o u n ty . Ih e 4 3
child re n shot to death Is nearly
double Ihe rate of each o f ihe
previous three years From 1985
establishes E nglish as the stale's
ofTklal longue, h u t II leaves the
enforcem ent and Im plem ents
tlo n o f the in itia tiv e lo Ihe
Legislature
Htapanlc leaders have voiced
concern Ihe am endm ent w ill be
uaed to d la c rlm ln a lc against Ih r
state's large Spanish speaking
population
T he a m e n d m e n t’s e nfo rce
m ent clause "h a s now become
an open door for proponents of
official English lo legislatively
shuts the doors o f o pp ortu nity to
th e H is p a n ic a n d o th e r
lim ite d English and non English
speaking co m m u n itie s ." C anino
said
But. he said, " I t is not our
Intent or mesaagr to challenge
the passage of A m endm ent 11,
or to in any way dispute lha l
English Is the official language of
th is stale "
III* trad. Ihe Iw n groups still
locus on three objectives lu
m onitor policies and law s that
resull from Ihe am endm ent, to
keep Ihe public Inform ed about
legislation and other, possibly
discrim inatory actions, and to
encourage the public (o report
Incidents of d iscrim in a tio n
lo 1987. tw o dozen children
were shot lo death, m arking
sharp Increases from previous
years
One o f Ihe la te st v ic tim s .
Daniel Y ru re tag u yrn a. 17. was
shot In ihe fare F riday afternoon
w h ile he and a frien d were
playing w ith a gun In a bedroom.
H lg h -s c h o o l s tu d e n t L o w e ll
Thom as J r.. 16. was shot Dec 4
outside his home by a friend
In response. Dade school ofBclals have in s titu te d a 123.000
gun safety awarrnesa program
and stale legislators are arguing
for more restriction s In Florida's
gun control law .
The problem has united two
u n lik e ly groups the National
Rifle Association and the Center
lo Prevent Handgun Violence
The two org an izatio n* w hich
battle each other over gun con
trol. have called for a du lts (o
store guns unloaded, kicked and
hidden from children
" It's obvious l h a l guns lying
around Ihe home are the cause
and parents h a v e to sta rt th in k
lu g about Ihe ris k s and rr
sponslbilttles of gun o w n ersh ip ."
said Vanessa S c h rrz rr of Ihe
C c n lrr lo Prevent H andgun Vki
lence In W ashington
"Parents need lo pay attention
lo their c h ild re n ." H am m er said
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STATISTICS
MOON PHASES
W * d n * * d a y . D * c s r n b * f 28. 1988
V o l 81, N o 100
am .
citizens, we m ust all be careful
not to encourage an trrrs p o n ti
ble m in o rity o f indtvtduala lo
become the language vigilan te s
o l F l o r i d a , w h o d e p u t iz e
th e m s e lv e s w ith p u r ita n ic a l
s e lf Im portance to stom p out the
spesktng o f Spanish as If It were
some c rim e ." he said
Canino. w ho d r llv r r r d a Join'
statement (or bath g ro u p * a t k
news conference, was Joined by
LU LAC President Jose G a rrla Dc
Lara and G ilb e rt C arrillo, o f (he
O 1. Forum
T he c o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d
m ent. w h ic h was adopted b y a
m argin o f m ore than lour lo one.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
LOCAL PO M C A ST
t u r n m i is * )
f i *.
taxpayer could accelerate expenses in
these categories and deduct those bills
from this year's Income tax." McGill said
"O th e rw is e , with those expenses
spread out over two years, a taxpayer
may nevrr get to deduct any of them "
M cG ill noted subscriptions tu pro
fessional magazine* or Journals are tie
ductlblc. and by renewing a subscription
before year's end a taxpayer might
Increase expenses enough to provide s
miscellaneous deduction.
Also, a taxpayer could pay next year's
health insurance premium early If doing
so would raise expenses enough to reach
the deductible level.
THE WEATHER
FIRST
Deo 16
P vb llih o d D a lly i n * 4un4ay. l i C H l
S s ts rS iy by Tha la ri lo rd Mar l i d
lo t . , IM N. Franch A a t la n ia rd
m ajor changes In laws affecting personal
Income ta x The b ill reduced the tax rates
on all Incbme levels, but It also e lim i
nated deductions such as state and local
sales taxes
It reduced the ded uctio n for credit card
and personal Interest and w ill eventually
elim in a te It. O th e r deductions, such as
c o n trib u tio n s to an In d iv id u a l Retirem ent
Account, have been cu rta ile d
There are. however, m any deductions
s till allowed. M cO llI said.
" I f u nreim bursed m edical expenses are
approaching 7.5 percent o f adjusted gross
Income, or m iscellaneous Item ized d e
d uctio ns are n ea rly at 2 percent, a
Parents’ guns cause most child deaths
F r o m U n ito d P r a t t In te r n a tio n a l re p o rts
Straight Play (numbers In
exact order): 1250 on a 50-cent
bet, 1500 on I I .
Box 3 (n u m b e rs In sny
order): 180 for a 50<ent bet,
1180 on 11.
Box 6 (n u m b e rs in sny
order): 140 for a 50-cent bet,
180 on 11.
S tra ig h t Box 3: 1330 In
order drawn, 180 In any order
on a 11 bet.
early stages." the agent said
Addess charged the g overn
m e n t's case was weak.
"T h e governm ent Is basing
Inference upon Inference upon
inference and then ta k in g In n o
cent documents and item s and
saying they are backing u p their
c la im s ." he said
J a c k o w s k l a rg u e d t h a t a
video-recorded conversation be
tween Hall and an u nd c rc o v rr
agent In Savannah supported
the allegations th a t Y lld lrlm was
h is contact.
" H e Is a c o u r ie r a n d a
paym aster." Ja ckow skl said
Agents previously said Hall
told their undercover operative
th a t Y lld lrlm w ent by other
names as w ell but was most
often referred to as "M e ls te r."
m eaning master In Germ an
Y lld lrlm helped copy and relay
U.S. defense docum ents to the
East Germans. The FBI said Hall
told their agent
Official English to be monitored
TALLA H A S S E E - The Florida H igh w a y Patrol said 41
people died on the sta le's streets and h ig hw a ys over the
C hristm as weekend, to pp ing the FHP's p re dictio n th a t 35
w ould be killed.
O f the 41 dead, the patrol said at least 18 people died In
accidents th a t were alcohol related, and th a t fig ure could rise
as results o f autopsies come in.
In addition, the patrol said 16 o f the v ic tim s were not wearing
seat belts.
Stephen McPherson. 36. o f Apopka, was am ong those kille d
early Monday w hen he ran a stop sign and ran In to a tree.
. Investigators said the accident was alcohol related and
M ctoierson was n ot w earing a seat bell,
Ths
olida y wet
weekend began at 6 p.m . F riday and ended at
rha h
holiday
m ldinlght
n lg ' Monday.
'*
Th« daily number Tuesday
In the Florida Lottery CASH 3
game was 6 6 4
fo r undisclosed sum s o f money.
FBI agent Je ffrey Satchwell
said a search o f Y lld lrim 's house
tu rn e d up evidence o f bank
a c c o u n ts In G e rm a n y a nd
S w itzerland, a m in ia tu re camera
o f the type used to copy docu
m ents. and Y lld lrim 's Turkish
passport, w hich showed entries
In to East G erm any, the Soviet
U n io n . H o lla n d a n d S ie rra
Leone
Defense A tto rn e y A rth u r Addess got Satchw ell to adm it the
cam era ra n be used for normal
photography and th a t the bank
accounts were as m uch a t two
years old. S atchw ell also said
Y lld lr im 's llv e - ln g ir lfr ie n d .
Peggy Bie. told agents the bank
accounts were fo r a guardian
sh ip for her m other.
The FBI said they found no
classifie d d o c u m e n ts and no
large sums o f cu rren cy during
the search.
"T h e Investigation la In the
‘Tis season for income tax deductions
TALLA H A S S E E — Gov. Bob M artinez Tuesday named
Jacksonville Insurance executive 1 hom es F. Pet way t il In the
Board o f Regents.
Petway. 47. has 25 years n f experience In the insurance
business and Is a 1962 graduate o f F lo rid * State U nive rsity. He
la ch ie f executive officer o f Home Builders Insurance Service
Inc.
"T o m 's successful business experience w ill be a trem endous
asset to the Board of R egents." M artinez said. "H e Is deeply
com m itted to the success and Im provem ent o f F lorida's higher
education system , and he w ill w ork hard to meet the needs o f
Florida's u n iv e rs ity students “
Petwsy succeeds Cecelia A. B ryant fo r a te rm end in g Jan. 1.
1995. He serves on the Ja cksonville T ra n spo rta tio n A u th o rity
Board o f D irectors and Is a m em ber o f the board o f d irectors of
Barnett Bank o f Jacksonville.
T he Board o f Regents d irects the state u n iv e rs ity system,
w hich consists o f nine schools In Florida. It review s all
u n ive rsity program s, adopts rules and p lans for the future
financial and physical developm ent o f the universities.
LOTTERY
M m r Investigation, the FBI also
raided the hom e o f A rm y In
telligence officer James W. H all
III near Savannah
H all. 30. a w a rra n t o ffic e r
asalgned to F ori Stewart. Ga
m et w ith an undercover FBI
agent the n ig h t before the raids
and spoke at length about p ro
v id in g h ig h ly s e n s itiv e I n
telligence docum ents to the So
viets and F u l Germ ans since
1982. the FBI alleges
Assistant U.S. A ttorney M ark
Jackow skl presented te stim o ny
Tuesday from tw o FBI agents lo
support the governm ent's c o n
tention th a t Y tld lrim was the
conduit lo East Germ an agents
for Hall, w ho la In custody at
Fori Mead. Md.
The co m p la in t filed last week
a lle g e d t h a t H a ll s u p p lie d
Y lld lrlm w ith docum ents and
photographs o f classified m ili
tary in fo rm a tio n to be passed on
to East G erm an agenta in re tu rn
FU LL
H EW
Deo 23
Deo 30
SEACH CONDITIONS
D e y te a e Beach: Waves are 3
lo 4 feel w ith a slig h t chop.
C urrent Is to Ihe n o rth w ith a
w ater tem perature o f 64 degrees.
N ew S m yrn a Beach: Waves are
3
to 4 fre t w ith a slight chop.
C urrent Is (o the south, w ith a
w ater temperature o f 65 degrees.
Sun screen factor: 15.
SA TU R D A Y: BOLUNAR
T A B L E : M in 9 10 a m .. 9 3 5
p .m .: Ma). 3:00 a.m .. 3 :20 p.m .
T ID E S : D ayto n a Beach: highs.
11:20 a m .. 11:39 p.m .; lows.
4 :5 4 a .m ., 5 :3 6 p .m .; N e w
S m yrn a Beech: highs. 11:25
a m , 11:44 p m .: lows. 4:59
a m.. 5 4 1 p.m .: B a y p o rt: highs.
11:31 a.m .. 11:52 p .m .; Iowa.
4:38 a.m ., 5:55 p.m.
BOATING
St. A ugustine to J u p ite r In le t •
Sm all c ra ft advisory la In effect...
T o d a y ...w in d s o u th e a s t to
south near 20 kta. Seas 5 to 7 ft.
Bay and Inland w aters choppy.
A few showers.
T o n i g h t . . . w i n d s o u t h to
southw est 10 to 15 kts. Seas 2 to
4 ft. Bay and Inland w aters a
m oderate chop.
The high tem perature In San
ford Tuesday was 82 degrees
and Ihe overnight low was 04 as
reported by the U niversity o f
F lo rid a A g ric u ltu ra l Research
and Education Center. Celery
Avenue.
Recorded ra in fa ll during Ih r
24-hour period ending at 8 a.m.
Wednesday totalled 0.00 Inch.
The tem perature at 8 a.m.
to d a y w as 7 0 degrees a nd
Tuesday's o vernig ht low was 71,
as recorded b y the N ational
Weather Service u( the Orlande?
Inte rn atio na l A irp o rt.
O ther data:
□ T i n d i y ’i high •iiiMMlliilim80
□ B a ro m e tric pressor*..30.24
□R elative haznldlty.....96 pet
□ W lad a •imiiiiMM .Booth, 6 mph
□ R a in fa ll ••••«••••• i ••***#»•**••**Q1in*
□ To d a y'* i s s M t ...... 5:37 p.m .
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�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday, December 76 tSfla — J *
POUCE BRIEFS
[
Motorcyclist arrested, fights police
CASSELHF'RKY — Casselberry police, who chased n
moiorryllai riding wtlhmil a helmet or eye protection report the
man swung from u nutter and Kicked one policeman In the
head Another officer was kicked In the knee.
Police said d u rin g iheir ctm fro n la tlo n w ith Wesley James
Dillon. 27. o f 15 Summerset T ra il. Casselberry, at h is house at
about 6 35 p m . Tuesday, his m ood would shift from com bative
to calm. They said licfore he attacked them lie slapped h is wife
T ina Dillon, 2 7. and had lo tie p u lle d o lf her.
In a fight w ith D illon one o ffic e r’s gun was knocked out of Its
holster and th e other o llltr r said his police radio was pulled
from his s h irt.
Dillon co n tin u e d lo lie co m b ative as h r was tx x ik rd on
charges of lia lte ry on a |> o l|rrm a ii. rrs ls lln g w llh violence,
fleeing lo elude fail Ire. and rid in g a motorcycle w ith no h e lrn ri
o f rye pro tectio n IN illcr said he threatened In k ill them a lte r he
gels out of ja il
Woman accused in gun threat
SANFOKO — Sanford police charged Marla M arlin Harper.
54. of 700 C ypress A vr . .Hanford, w llh aggravated assault, after
a man reported s h r threatened h im w ith a handgun
Charles D oyklns. 4tt. of S anford, told police he was w alking
on the sidew alk In front of H a rp e r's house al about 5 30 p m.
Tuesday w hen from her porch she tlire ale nrd to k ill h im He
said site w ent Inside and came nut armed w ith a handgun
which she ( x tliilr d at him . p o lle r reported Hr called p o llre and
lla rp rr was u rtrs te d al home at 4 20 p m Tursday llo n d Is
$1,000
Police lobby damaged in ruckus
L O D IN
Herald sta ff writer
L A K E MARY — A m an who
l-ake M ary police said ran rirm ick
In I h r lobby of ih r lr sta tio n
house and knocked holes In Ihc
w alls w ith h is fists and head was
Jailed Tuesday and released on
bond
D u rin g the reported ram page
o f M a rlin lame C roekrr. 30. of
A lm y ra D rive, laikc Mary, p n lk r
said he ran from I h r p o lle r
sta tion on W ilb ur A v rm ie to a
nearby C ircle K A l Ih r co nve
nience store, pollre said, C rocker
a tta c k e d a Sem inole C o u n ty
A n im a l C ontrol em ployer w ho
was p u llin g a ir In ih r iir r s of
th is tru c k .
The a n im a l ro n to l w o rk e r said
h r was attacked from beh in d
and h ra ir n on Ihc head und neck
inf fr o * Her. w ho also pouched
h im In (lie Jaw
T h r In e id rn i liegun ul about
7 45 a m . C h ristm a s Eve From
Ih r conve nien ce More, p o lle r
re to rte d chasing C roekrr lia rk
to w a r d th e p o lle r s ia llo n
E n ro ttir, Ih r y said, lie lum ped
th ro u g h a w in d o w to r n t r r
Budget T im e Recorder When
Crocker r u r n r tan k oul of lh a l
building, sutler mg from a cut
hand In flirte d by the b ro k rn
w indow glass, polite captured
him . Ills In ju ry was Irrated by
c ity flr r fig h tr r s
Defective Joe Hart today said
Crocker was taken Inin custody
under lire B aker Ael lire 2*1 and
s p e n t 7 2 • h rr it r s u n d r r
p sych ia tric evaluation and In
eusiody In a hospital lor his
safety r o d ih r solely o f oihers
lie fo rr being Ixxikrd In to il..
Sem inole County Jail
C rocker Is charged w llh Bat
tery on a policeman, b a tte n ,
b urgla ry, resisting w ith violence
and rrlrn ln a l m ischief
A fio lk e dispatcher r« jx u trd
C ro cker's a nion In the lobby of
the s ta tio n From i h r lobby
C rocker went o u ls liir and was
tn r i and tpiesllorird by an olfd u ly policeman lx-lore ru n n in g
lo tile C ln |r K. poller said Roller
chased and caught h im u tte r the
attack on Ih r anim a l ro n tru l
o ffic e r a nd Ih r b u r g la r y lo
Budget Tim e Recorder
A nother policeman re p o rtrd a
c o n fr o n ta tio n w llh C ro c k e r
a tx iu l 15 m lnules lx-lore h r went
lo the s ia llo n house
I hat officTr said h r w .is In his
,'t l . n l c a r cn Ridge Road. *vhcr
Crocker , „ n up lo the - n r door
ana said "G o ahead and do ‘vita l
you've got lo da. H ere's the
Info." and th re w u n o irlx x ik Into
ihr- p o lle r car The book f ill if ir
olllcer's shoulder and lace. H r
relum ed I h r book lo Crocker,
who re p o rte d ly said he w ould
leave If he gol Ihc book buck
The o fficer followed C ro cke r oul
ol the c ity , and w ith in m in utes
was dispatched lo I he poller
siallon w f ir r r Crocker was re
portedly crea ting a disturbance.
Before liash ln g Ih r w a lls al Ih r
siallon house, the dl«|>u(chrr
said C ro cker told her tu "W a tc h
Ih r new s to n ig h t It doesn't
make a n y sense " Damage to the
station house is estim ated al
$200 Damage lo the w in d o al
B udgri l i m e Recorder is $150.
p n llrr said
Mission’s
new center
approved
■ y LAURA J. SULLIVAN
Herald S taff writer
Man arrested at Inn
SANFORD - A man an used of haltering a w orker at tfie
Cavalier M otor Inn. U S H igh w a y 17 02. Sanford Is « barged
w ith battery. disorderly In to x ic a tio n and teslallng w itho ut
violence
Chane-j W ilso n Redman. 25. of 242 Howard A vr . lam gwood.
was arrested at the Inn by S anford police al 12 14 a m today
Hood is $500
SANFO RD New T r ib e s
M ission, in te rn a tio n a lly head
quartered In Kanlord. Iasi n ig ht
reeelved r l t y com m ission ap
proval lo r plans lo m ove Its
O vrldo r tllr r m e n t center lo Cel
ery Avenue
The c ity rom rnisAton u n a n i
Man accused of burglary
m o u s ly a p p r o v e d x o n l n g
SANFORD — A San lord policem an, who on Dec. 20 » |x itird a
changes lo r ih r Celery Avenue
man using a bos of loots r r |x ir tr d stolen in a Sanford burglary
p ro p e rty east o f S u m m e rlin
Nov. 2H. led Im rs llg a lo rs lo a suspected burglar The burglar Is
A vrnue T he Lind was returned
.it <used of s e llin g the trails along w ith his car lo (he m an police
from a g ric u ltu ra l to p la nn ed
lound using the itads to repair the ra r.
developm ent.
The tools were stolen a lo n g w ith a change mat htne
New T rib e * acquired th e 40
itH ila in ln g $ 30 0 in a burglary to S A II Fabricating. In Sanford,
s ire tra c t in Sanford th is s u m
police said
mer. one year after p la ns were
Obedlan K arl llan o. |H. of Sorrento, was charged w ith
a d o p te d l o c o n s t r u c t I h r
burglary, g ra n d ib r lt. petty Ib e li and dealing In stolen property
S em inole C ountv E xpressw ay
alter lie was questioned by |ioltce at about 7 .’10 |> m Tuesday
th ro u g h th e ir M is s io n Road
Hond Is $2.(XX)
location In Ovcldn A lth o u g h Ihc
new she Is 14 a ttr s larger. NTM
Sheriff's sergeant Injured by brick
Business Manager G ideon Bader
ALTAMONTF! SPRINGS — S rm ln o lr County s h e riffs Sgi
s a id I h r m o v e Is n o t a n
John H aw kins head was c u t w hen h r was lilt by a b rick
expansion.
throw n at h im by an u n id e n tifie d suspect as H aw kins and
Plans fo r Ihe new ce nte r Inanothrr d e p u ty investigated a ra r abandoned in a |adhe
rlu de 10 one story s ta ff homes
pursuit on O ra n g r Grove D rtv r rural A lla n to n lr Springs
and SO o u r-s lu ry duplexes for
Hawkins w h o was ln |u rrd »t
p m tuesday. received
m issionaries who have served at
Dog's day out
stitches to rkasr his wound There is no rrp o tl of an arrest In
least 2 0 years w ith NTM Rentthe rase
free fu tu s ln g Is provided lo r stall
Carolyn P *(« r. of C asM lborry, wads for other
on an outing on Lake Monroe on Tuesday The
and re tire d m issionaries, w lui
m em ber* of her family before taking dog Maggot
temperature hovered around BOdegrees
Women arrested on a OUI charge
pay o n ly ullllUe» and m ainte
nance.
SANFORD
The follow ing person laces a i Itarge of d riv in g
T lie ce nte r w ill u^sq Include a
under Hie in flu e n t r in Seminole
r,
v
, i1(
, w, .
m in im u m cafe h e itltf* " f it - th ly |
• tU n g e r S M im
/ i m iM a m l
■m u i i . U i I i
chapel, a d in ln ls ira tlo rt m /U dtngi
alter her «|«<<hn'g tu r was aero weaving on w rs ltio u n tf Stale
and la u n d ry f.M tilUe* V7>» mmy
Hoad 434. A lls m n n tr Spring* She Is also i barged w ith rarriesa
add im illlla in llv h o u M illi'fn r stall
itrlvio g
■• **
i,
' ' l l ’ * a lo u g ti decision, hut llu- denied llu sign, r rto n m ic n ijln g and rrcreaU ouul vehicle fu u k ln g
■ y LAURA L. SULLIVAN
b u lk stops w ith us,' C om m is
a 25 p rr c rn l reduction In size.
when those facilities are rom Harald stall writar
Longwood accident victim identified
I h r (sink rrtfuced I h r sign lo pleied.
sion rr W h itn e y Fakstrin said
LONGWOOD — l.ongwiMMl (N)lh r lodav Id r n llf r d ih r
"S em inole N ational Hank look a 20 le ri but w as denied approval
SANFORD — The c ity comC o n s tru c tio n al the new center
15 ye a ro ld k ille d in a S aturday m orning Iraflle a crlde n t on
m ission Tuesday night fu rth e r
big ris k going downtown.' he al I fir Dec H lx mm I m ee ting
Is scheduled in begin in early
Stale Road 434 In lhal city as Malcolm Kenneth M oray II. of
Sem inole Nannual (L in k Sr
said. u n d so d rs r r v r s com
delayed derision on sign rrg u ta
IWHH. B ader said.
3H27 Anna D rtv r. Apopka
nlor Vice President Pal Epting
mission support
The m is s io n s In te rn a tio n a l
lio n s (or m erchant* in the c ity 's
The F lo tilla Highway I’a trid said today they have s till not
C o m m is s io n e r John Mercer said w hite ■ity ordinances allow
headquarters Is housed In seven
h is to ric d istrict.
released lire name of a w om an kille d In a head-on to llls lo n on
* l g n * 15(1 s q t r a r r le e t In
argued th a t I h r co m m ission
Ka»l K lrat Slreei hulfdlngs. What
U S H ighway 17 U2. near LongW Mxl. r o ily Friday m orn in g
At tlie H ireling Sem inole Na
m usi su pp ort de< isimis made by dim ension, the tiank s proposed was once a Spanish s ly Ic resort
t io n u l B a n k p e lllio n e d i h r
us ow n boards, such as tin
sign is o nly one thud th a t size
on D ik e Mon n r has served as
com m ission lo rrjx-nl H istoric
W fille ihc sign c le a rly meets the m is s io n 's main o ilie r since
H istoric I ’reservation Board
Preservation Hoard » Dec. H d<
The q tia n d rv over the sign rrg u la lto ils set hy the ordinance.
I 97 H , T w e n ty - e ig h t s ta ff
n l.il ol a sign Ih r hank pro|x>srs
d rv rlo p e d Oct 24 when the Don Jdnnrr of Ihe H is to ric Ih r- a p a rtm e n ts are located on the
for Us p tannrd location al First
hank firs t subm itted plans to v rv a llo n Board said. m erchants tw o u p |x-r floors o f the m ain
Street and M yrtle Avenue
In S a n fo rd 's h is to ric d ls lr lr l office b u ild in g .
erect a 23-font sign which in n
ported.
need lo meet s iricle r codes The
The com m ission tabled the
TUESDAY
city codes, but did not m e n
• 3 40 p m
371 7 S.
N TM
s e r v e s 2.HU0
(M ilk 's appeal u n til Its J a n 23
M aintains set by Ihe H istoric proposed sign dt»^s not meet
Orlando Dr., traum a, man.
m issionaries in l9 c o u n lfie s .
• ft 56 a m — 1301 W
m eeting.
Preservation Hoard The hoard such cades. h* said
42. and man. OH. transported,
Seventh S t., m edical c a ll,
T h e S e m in o le C o u n t y
woman. 7i). transported to woman. 31. not transported
Expressw ay A u th o rity adopted
• 5^45 p m
— 3301 S
p la n s tu c o n s tru c t ro a d w a y
Central F lo rid a Regional H o*
Sanford Ave. *9 3 . m an. 56.
th rough N T M 's O v c Id o center In
p ilo t.
J u ly I9H 7. The a u th o rity w ill
• 0 54 a in. — 2624 laiu re l transported
• 6 59 p m
1 H II W.
d is p u te *" lii Ihe (lust without
A v e . m edical call, woman.
U S officials Insist th e drags subm it a p urrtiu sm g agreement
U n l f d Bu m IrHarnalfonql
15th St., traum a, w om an. 33.
serious damage lo ihrlr |x>llti( o! used In slaughterhouse feed lots (or Ih r Oviedo p ro pe rty at Us
26, not transported
12 3(1 p in - H12 Catallnu transported In private vehicle.
are sale and argued the ban is an Jan. 2 5 meeting. A u th o rity E x
WASHINGTON - The Unllrd and econom ic relations
• 9 2 0 p m . — S em inole
"W e obviously Ir r l that wc unfair trade U irn c r A n m irm a ecutive D ire ctor G erald B rln lo n
Dr . trau m a, m an. 69. Ira n *
Slates w ill iiiqxise about S I0 0
ported to C en tral Florida Re Houlcvard and M angousllnr
said
m i l l i o n In tr u d r s a n c t io n * must tx- aggrrssivr lit ihe trade t tonal fixxl code c o m m ltle r lias
Avenue, traum a: not tran s
The O v rld o retirem ent center
positions we have lakeu," shr endorsed (h r use of five such
gional H ospital.
again >t the Fniropean C nin rn um
Is
situ ate d about three miles
said.
• 2 48 p m
1112 Ouk ported were woman. HO. and
grow
i
l
l
hormones.
ty In retaliation lor i h r EC's
a
n
. 7
6
Reagan decided Dec. 24. 19H7.
north o f the expressway seg
A vr.. g irl s tu c k In Iree. g irl. 0. in
c o m in g ban on U.S. horm one
"D espite llu EC's c la im lh a l
• 10 02 p in . 1H11 W
m ent th a t opened Dec. 16
removed herself w ithout In ju
treated beef. U S Trade Repre thid the im p en d in g EC I m h on
the a n im a t h o rm o n e ban Is
15 th S t . m e d ic a l c a l l ,
fie
ri
was
un
u
n
fa
ir
ttu
d
r
practice
se nta tive Clay loti Y e u ltr r said
ry
based on hi-idth concerns, the
ami w arned the United Stales
• 2 54 p .rn
— 1324 S. woman. 24. not transported
Tuesday.
EC lia s y r l In p r r s c n l any
• 10 23 p m
- 601 W
would
r
rlid
la
le
If
llu*
halt
was
Oleander D r., medical r a il,
T h e 100 p e rc rn l l a r l l l on
evidence iltu i pro|x-r application
Vinlivil » .VrxrX OTOcc Cmi|ilri
m an. age u nkn ow n, tra n s Seminole tllvd., fulse a larm .
Euro|>ean heel. pork, tom atoes, Im pleinenied
ot tlie g ro w t li p r o d u c in g
The
EC
delayed
the
(win
for
FULTON
CENTER
in s ta n l colfre. fru ll Juice, low
horm ones m question (x rv s any
Offlcc/Rcinil
Space
alcohol fermented beverage* and one year h u t ultim ately decided
threat to human h e a lth ," Yeuljie l Icxxl w ill become effective ui lo go ahead w llh ll. arguing II Is ler said
lair because European l.irin rts
1 2 0 ] a in. Jan I. Y e u ltr r said.
are already banned from using
The tariffs Will rem ain in r l l r r t
T lie U S Food and D rug Adas long us U.S. meal iro d c Is Ih r hom io n es. w h i c h allow c a t m in is tr a tio n lia s s a id d u lly
I n i r r n i p ir d due to i h r ban. tle to grow L it w llh less teed
p ro d u c tio n ol h o rm o n e s in
"W r said w r w ould allow It to
” 1 regret th a t the Untied Slates
United Press International
h u m a n s , even in th e m ost
Y e u ltr r said. The value o f the
('.ill .You For /ri/orriMboo
[hiss quickly so w r have lo g rll
re ta lia tio n Is aland $100 m illio n , Is forced In rrlu lliite against Ih r
sensitive segment o f th e populu(4 0 7 )3 2 1 -9 9 6 8
our
leelh
and
let
II
pass
We
OTTAW A — Liberal Irad rrs In
lio n , is tut higher th an the small
equal lo Ihc estimated am o un t ol EC's ban on meal treated b>
J L D INTEREST
w on 't do m i h a p p ily ." F rith said,
growth
horm
ones.”
Yeultei
said
Ih c C a n a d ia n S e n a te s a id
a m ounts lell In Ihe meal of
lost sides o p |x irU iiilllrs fo r U S
add in g that L ib e ra l senator*
"W
e
have
tried
rr|x
-a
trd
ly
to
6SS
Fulton
SI.
) San lord
T ursday th e y w ill allow I h r
meat ev|x>rirrs, he said
irenied animals. Y e uite r said.
w ould abstain Irom v o tin g In
bring
th
is
Issue
lo
a
scientific
historic U.S -Canada free trade
A I l * a H a r r i s o n , a
order to lei the b ill pass.
h ill lo receive fin al approval
spokeswom an lor Ih r N ational dispute settlem ent panel under
Friday und la k e r llr c l New Y rars
lui.st Friday. Ih r elected House C a ttle m e n 's A ssociation, said I lie G A T T (Genenil Agreement
Day even th o u g h Ih ry np|x>-M- ol Commons, where Ihc Con* ih e g ro u p supports Y r u tlc r 's on T a rrtfls and Trade I In order lo
have It r e s o lv e d ." lie s a id
th r legislation.
aervatlvcs have a m a jo rity of the a ction.
Roycc F rith , d e p u ly leader of
"H ow ever, our Euinjienn conn
295 seals, approved the free
"W e rrg re l lhal w r had lo do l e r p u r ls h a v e c o n s is te n tly
ih r Liberal-dom inated Senate,
irade h ill In a 141-111 vote,
tilix k r d o u r rllo rts
t o l d r e p o r t e r s th e u p p e r
le g isla tio n must tie uppruvrd by tills , but we tert the European
RENT ANY NAME BHAND 19" COLOR TV OR 25" COLOR TV
The U n llrd S tairs lio|x*s to
chamber w o u ld piles Ih r tru d r
both the House of C om m ons and u n io n Is a irade barrier and Is
AT REGULAR PRICE ^ RECEIVE A REMOTE C0NTR01
Io n c (lie EC to hat k olf the ban
appointed Senate before ll can not a health concern," H arrison
b ill ’ ra p id ly " o n Friday a llr r
said. "W e feel (Ihc hormones) w ith the tough retaliatory tar
(our days of d e lta lr and pub lic
tie enacted
are safe "
r ills , h u t ih e EC shows no
fiea rings
FOR ONLY
F IR W K .
She said Ihc European ban Im m ediate Inclination tu b ru d
F rith said ih r S enair would
The trade h ill Is Id ru tlru l to
approve the trade h ill in p rin c i w ou ld u rlu a lly have little affect
one Introduced In the Senate last
AMERICA’S BEST RENT TO OWN SYSTEM
ple tu ir Tuesday Ix-forc sending on c a ttle m e n 's p ro fits since
At a H ire lin g Iasi week, the EC
Ju ly . Senators refused lo puss
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Ihc hill at lh a l lim e , forcing Ih r
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Conservative governm ent to ca ll
hearings. The 90-seat Senate
In Los A n g rlrs. w here Prcal- ation with additional la rrllls on
a general e lection on Nov. 21 tu
2 7 0 1 B P IN E C R E S T C E N T E R
• No Deposits
w ill hold a recorded vote Friday d en i Reagan is spending (lie Imports o f u .s . honey, n u t*,
w in a inu nd ate fur Ihc tru d r
(C o rn e r 1 7 -9 2 A 2 7 th S tr e e t)
•
No
Credit
Christm as-New Year's holiday. dried Ir u ll and canned com
on Ih r bill.
agreement It had negotiated
Checks
F rith said p u b lic hea rin gs W h ile H ouse s p o k e s w o m a n
B ill W illy d r C lcrrq m in ister
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EDITORIALS
Let’s get rid of
‘twins’ philosophy
The American people have been told
routinely that the U.S. trade deficit is the
result of our budget deficit — that they are
"tw ins" or the "tw in towers." In order to
reduce the trade deficit, we are assured, we
must begin by slashing the budget deficit. On
l he contrary: We should kill the faulty "twin
deficit" theory before It kills us
Recently, Samuel Hrlttan. the dean of
European economic Journalists, published an
article in the Financial Times of london titled
"Tim e to Untwin the U.S. Deficits.” He said:
"This conventional wisdom Is dubious. The
pundits might rare to look at the experlecne
of the United Kingdom, where the public
sector accounts have moved Into surplus, but
a current paym ents (trade) deficit has
emerged about as large as America's In
relation to GDP." or gross domestic products
Indeed It has. Soon after Mr. Hrtttan's
article appeared, the United Kingdom an
nounced a $4 47-l)llll(]ii trade deficit In
October, bringing the likely total for the year
to a record $28 billion. In relative size, that
would be the equivalent of an $180-billion
trade deficit In I he United States, where the
trade deficit has actually been declining to the
$l2S-billlonrange.
In the same month. Brtttan was reporting a
budget surplus estimated at a $7-blllton
annual level, also a record. Britain's trade
deficit has emerged precisely as the British
budget was moving Into surplus, if budget
deficits always produce trade deflrtts. how
come Britain's budget surplus Iras resulted In
a trade deficit?
It would appear that the link, confidently
asserted by economists and pundits In the
United States, doesn't necessarily hold true in
other countries.
Mr. Hrlttan also notes that "Denmark had
similar experience a few years ago when It
followed International advice and slashed the
budget deficit." Its trade deficit soared Or
think of Canada, which has a large trade
surplus w ith the U nited Slates but a
substantial budget deficit.
One thing Is clear: Strong economies like
those in the United States and Britain often
run trade deficits. Stagnant economies like
that In West Germany often run large
surpluses. A major exception to this rule Is
Japan, which has deliberately punished
consumption In its own economy to finance
Its export boom. But Japan's aggressively
merrantlllst policy is now forcing It to send
much of Its Investment capital abroad,
leaving the domestic economy pinched and
overpriced. If Japan Isn't careful. It could
wind up undercapitalized.
It Is difficult, then, to see a clear connection
between budget deficits and trade deficits.
The trade deficit can Just us easily be seen os
a sign of fundamental economic strength us of
weakness.
Ironically. If the United Stairs tries to
reduce Its trade deficit by raising taxes
massively lo "solve" Its budget deficit, as
most of the "experts” are now udvising
Brrsldent-elect George Bush, tlx* resull could
be lo make the situation worse.
Higher taxes could trigger a recession. That
might lead to us to buy less from abroad, but
It would put many jx-oplr out of work. Would
w r really be better ofl? The twin deficit theory
Is simply an ujxlutrd version of (hr root-canal
economics that nearly sunk us In the 1970s.
Berry's World
D o e s a f f l u e n c e b r e e d s e lf - p it y ?
W hy Is It the poor know they are poor w hile
the a ffluent often have no idea how fo rtun ate
they are?
If you doubt m y thesis, tune Into llie debate
over w hether to raise top federal salaries |i *
another nauseating exam ple o f self-delusion
am ong the very well off.
Not th a t there Isn’t a sound rase for a pay hike
Federal Judges, m em bers o f Congress and
C abinet officers shoulder huge responsibilities
They already p u ll down hefty salaries, but not
nearly as m uch as some people In equally elite
professions T heir income should be b rought up
lo scale — or so the argum ent goes
Yet rath er than take th is straig htforw ard
approach, m any p a v-h lkr proponents te ll us a
lie. T hey elalm lop federal o fficials barely keep
body and home together on Ih e lr present
Incom es According to th is sob sto ry, our
tax-supported gentry m ust send th e ir k id s to
second rate school*, forgo vacations and co n
s ta n tly brace themselves to resist Ihe ball of
vastly better paying jobs outside public service
M illio n a ire lawyer Lloyd C utler, w lto chaired
the com m ission urging a boost In peak federal
pay by an average of 50 p erre nt. a c tu a lly told
one reporter that he k n rw a federal Judge
reduced to wearing "threa db are s u its " by h i*
I
Perhaps o u r egalitarian heritage Is to blame for
th is dishonesty. The very te rm "u p p e r class"
sounds, well. un-Am erican
Or perhaps — and th is seems m ore plausible to
me — m a n y people w ith o u tslre d salaries
honestly d o n 't appreciate th eir good luck If
a n y th in g , they w orry more about m oney than
Ihe rest of us. And In a ceaseless ram pa ign to
upgrade th e ir m a trrta l surroundings, some find
them selves In the position o f form er Kedskln*
roach George Alien, of w hom Jack Kent Cook
once com plained " I gave h im an u n lim ite d
budget. and he e x c e e d e d It."
No wonder Americana of low and moderate
means, less preoccupied by Imaginary financial
"m usts” like owning a Germ an made aulo or
sending the children to exclusive prep schools
give a U tg c : share ol ihelr Income lo rltu rlty
( 0 1 9 $ A N E W S PA P E R E N T E R P R IS E ASSN .
American held in
Ghana released
WASHINGTON — D arrell Alexander spent
C h ristin a s at home Six m onths ago he was In
a prison In Ghana and llsH ig ht that his
ro u n try had abandoned h im and that be
w ou ld never see home again
A le xan de r. 47. Is a Los Angeles bird
Im porter w ho made the m istake oif shopping
for A frica n gray parrots in Ghana in western
A frica The birds are a protected specie*, ta il
Alexander had what tie thought w e ir the
p ro p rr p e rm its When he tried lo board a
plane w ith his (tin t* on Ju ne 6. Ghanaian
p o lle r arrested him fur sm uggling
We firs t heard h i*
story when his (ami
ly s ta g e d a d r
m in is tra tio n outside
Ihe D em ocratic Con
vent loti In A tlanta in
J u ly . A le x a n d e r s
w ife F lo re n c e was
t e r r if ie d w it h t h r
H>s*lbtlly lh a l th e
ila te D e p a r t m e n t
w o u ld a llo w h e r
h usband to d ir In
p ris o n
H r h a d n 't
t i r e n c h a r g e d nr
trie d A nother Arocr
f W h ile h is w ile
lean had starved lo
tried lo pi
pull
death In Ih r same
stnnc
ngs from
prison w itho ut ever
Los; An
Angeles,
b rin g t harged w ith a
IheGhanlan
e r lin e
M rs A le x
government
ander asked for our
>$t hit
help
paperwork j
W r published hts
story In August and
L
D arrell Alexander fell
Ihe Im p a rt a lm m l Im m ediately In Ghana He
was hauled Into u r i In le t rogation r o o m "I
was told that m y wife was a m eddler and that
th is ca pitalist .Jack Anderson was w ritin g
u n ir u r m a te ria l.” A lexander told us " I
thought rig h t then and Ihere. somebody
know s I'm alive l knew it was a different trail
game They had In do som ething They
c o u ld n 't Just leave me
W r appealed p ersonally lo E ric Ohio.
G hana's ambassador lo the United Stales " I
d o n 't th in k II Is Ih r In te n tio n of Ghana lo see
th is m an die In p ris o n ." lie told us. and
generously promised lo Intervene
A le xan de r’s case went In to overdrive He
was charged w ith attem pted sm uggling and
b ribe ry A Ghanaian trib u n a l ruled (hat h r
had been duped by a local rx|H >rtrr who
lu rg rd papers for Ih r parrots, b u l Ihe trib u n a l
ro n vlcte d Alexander anyw ay and sentenced
h im to prison u n til Dec 6
Alexander s release date came and went
W hile his wife tried to p u ll strings from Lo*
Angeles, th r Ghanaian governm ent lost his
jM p rrw o rk F inally Alexander was taken by
poller lo "T h e C astle." the home of Charm 's
c o lo rfu l m ilita ry ru le r. F lig h t Lt. J e rry
R awlings, who wears a p ilo t's Jump suit and
hobnobs w ith F ld rl Castro and Muamm nr
G adhall. "R aw lings came nut lor tw o m inutes
und said We're sorry for Ihe Inconvenience,"'
Alexander said.
i
ELLEN GOODMAN
Haunted by improvements
BOSTON — My husband and I are hid ing
som ething in Ihe attic From tim e In tim e w r
ta lk about It Occasionally w r even c lim b the
stairs and visit II Every N rw Y ra r w r rrs o lv r
to deal w ith It Hut Instead we Jusl (cel g u ilty
about It.
T h is m y s irrio u * and sham efully neglected
In ha bita n t of ihe llilr d floor i* a benign. Indeed
I am told, user frien dly home ro m p u trr W r
bought It for each other five years ago. lured
by th e im age o f easy hom e w o rk and
push button com m unications The image and
the com puter rem ain l l Is the users w ho are
absent
M ind you. neither o f us Is com puter phobic. I
have one ro m p u trr at Ihe office, another for
the road Hut I free, r on the steps to the a ltlc
like a ch ararte our of Jane Eyre I have balked
at the effort to store yet another c o m p u trr
program In m y own m em ory chip. I d o n 't w ant
to learn now
I suspect that I am suffering from overload
The start-up costs o f technologically im p ro v
ing m y life have Increased beyond the benefits
It Is getting harder and harder to m ake m v
home life* raster
T he d ig ita l radio In Ihe car I have had for tw o
years can be set electronically to five stations I
luive don ll half a dozen lim es. Ihe E-Z
In s tru c tio n booklet open on m y lap In tralfte.
Hut for Ihe past m onths (h r b uttons have hern
fr o /r n on hurd rock umt I have trern frozen In
a pathy.
"Honey, you're young! You nave plenty of
years to make the annual Worst Dressed
L is t "
A m ericans d o n 't lik e lo acknowledge th e ir
status. Pollsters typically fin d o nly 2 to 3 perrent
o f the im p utatio n w ill a d m it they belong lo Ihe
upper class More than 90 percent of us doggedly
Insist we're m iddle or w o rk in g clasa. strug glin g
Just to get by.
JACK ANDERSON
Forget the a ltlc stairs, and consider the VCH
In the den The one w r won can p erform an
e xtra ord in ary num ber of tricks, or so It tr lls
me. I know six o f them In tim a te ly. It has the
ra p a c ity , the knowledge, the a b ility In record
television shows for 2 1 straig ht days! B u lly.
M lhM I M
meager earnings
Now honestly Any Judge who can't afford n
new su it on an a n n u
al salary o f $89,500
Is h id in g e ith e r a
gam bling habit or a
greedy m istress An
Incom e o f $89,500
p u 's a person In th is
n a t io n 's u p p e rincome class. That ts
not debatable It ls a
plain sta tistical fact.
E v e ry m e m b e r o f
C o n g r e s s , fe d e ra l
Judge and lop federal
executive — whether
he or she believes It
■ For heaven's
or not - belongs to
sake, o lvo
A m e r ic a 's s a la r y
them a raise
elite.
and be done
O f course. It's o n r
with it Their
th in g lo be well off
w h in in g has
o b je c t iv e ly a n d
becom e un
another th in g to feel
beatable
like It. For reasons
th a t a re n 't e n tire ly
clear, w ell heeled
n rw appliances no longer tu rn o il and on
They m ust hr program m ed The dishwasher
and Ihe oven no longer have mere switches
They have functions, and ih e lr prim e function
is to make us feel d ysfunctional
There is a m om ent I rem em ber from "L e tlic e
and la n a g r the peter Shall* r plav ru n n in g in
lain don. when his d e lig h tfu l eccentric rharat
ter confesses h e rsrlf to tie "fu n c tio n a lly "
lllllr r a t r in th is new w orld " l l grow s every
d a y ." she says "Computers. Screens. H lerpt
a n d b u lta n s
P r o c e s s o rs
E v e ry day
m o re b a n k ra rd s .
phone cards
Software Discs JVC.
VCH, ABC. DEF I
i an l w ork any of Itl I
am the foreigner “
T o a less exteme
degree, most of us
e x p e rie n c e th a t o f
a lie n a t io n In th e
w o rld
H ut w h a t's
re m a rka b le is how
casily people can feel
d um b in th eir own
hom es, s u rro u n d e d
by d o m e s t i c
These com
plex 1m
m y s te r ie s , p u lin g
provemonls'
o v e r in s t r u c tio n
in our lives
p am ph lets to learn
are like a
ways of doing things
series of tests
w r a re n 't sure we
that require a
w ant to do
continuing
I suppose 1 could
course of
m a s t e r these
Aduit Educa
booklets of technical
tion J
Inst m e lto n s that fill
m y lib ra ry , h lr r a
teacher a n d ta k ra
course In Modern Household 101, w inter
semester. I could learn lo spread sheets and
tim e c o ffe r and c o m m u n ic a te w ith m y
modem .
Hut If everyday life has become far too
ro m p llra lrd . learning to " f u n c t i o n " uj> to the
standards of Its tools and tim etables Is not m y
idea o f sim p lify in g A l the risk of dlsa pjm intln g
m ach in e s und th e e x p e c ta tio n s o f th e ir
creators. I have udoptrd. w illy -n illy , a sort of
passive resistance.
These problems are m in im a l compared to a
frien d who spent C hristm as week try in g to
In te lle ctu a lly conquer her sophisticated new
m u s ic system She w ould have done b e trr w ith
S w a hili. They are n o th in g comjwired to the
g u id e lin e s th a t cam e w ith a co lleague's
e lectronic trea dm ill, tra cin g a stationery road
lim p up Ihe aerobic path and down ugaln Nor
do they measure up lo the d iffic u lty of Ihe
coffee m aker ih n i w ill g rind l>eans. d rip brew,
d e liv e r ll on lim e, and w alk Ihe dog If m y
frien d could only tell ll how.
Some m achines I use m in im a lly , storing Ils
o th e r " fu n c tio n s " lik e y o g u rt-m a k e rs of
C hristm as post. O thers I seem to go on falling
to learn.
These com plex "Im p ro v e m e n ts " In o u r lives
urc like a series o f trs ts that require some
c o n lln u in g course o f A d u lt Education. Our
If that means Ihere is a dusty co m b in e r on
the th ird floor, well, ours Is not the o n ly house
haunted by m odem technology.
That n ig h t, h r was released on the s trre ts
of Accra, ih r capital c ity o f Ghana He had no
m oney, no jrassport and no shoes, but he was
free. He was also 50 pounds lig h te r and
Im m easurably wiser about Ihe perils A m e ri
cans lace In foreign prisons He says he was
to rtu re d w lih a r a iilc prod and forced to
stand In a la n k of w ater lh a l nearly covered
Ills head "T h e y pul me u j i against a w all and
told me they were going to short! me and p ul
an Uzl to m y head. I told them . ‘You can't
h u rl me. I'm an A m e rican .' T h a i was ih r
dum best th in g 1said They d on 't care."
Ambassador Otoo hope* Am ericans w ill see
th is case from bis jio ln l o f view. Ghana Is an
im jM iverlshrd nation liv in g on ihe W orld
Hank dole. Given a choice, officials there
w ould not spend ih e lr lim ite d resources
chasing parcoi smugglers. Hut International
w ild life eunvenllons co m jiel them lo protect
Ihe birds. As for Ihe harsh prison conditions.
Otoo said lh a l Is not w ha l Ghanaians want
e ith e r, b u l m a k in g life c o m fo rta b le fo r
prisoners Is not a lo p p rio rity In a poor
co un try.
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NKW YOHK - Price* opened higher Wed
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Exchange Issue*
T he Dow .lo n r t In du stria l average. w hich fell
6 25 Tuesday. w in u p 3.21 to 2155 HI* s ltu n ly
a lte r the m arket opened
Advance* led decline* 332-253 a im ing the
I O.'IH issues enmning Ih r New York Stor k
Exchange tape. Early tu rn o ve r a n io u n lrd to
about 5,542.000 share*
S to c k p rice * closed lo w r r T uesday In
■ lu ytta h i Hiding, pressured hy a lack o f b uye r*
In the w a k r o f the holiday weekend and profit
ta k in g late In the aeaakMt
The m a rk rt held In a tig h t tra d in g range
Ih n m g b o iit m o*t of the session. w ith price*
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InveM or* nought to ta k r p ro fit* follow ing
F rid a y '* advance
A n a ly *!* predicted nlugglnh session* would
tie the rule for the tan) four tra d in g day* of the
year.
Dollar moves higher
U n ite * Press International
The dollar moved higher
W rdnenday In ligh t tra d in g on
m a jo r f o r e ig n r u r r e n c y
m a rke t* despite rrp o rte d In
t e r v e n t lo n b y th e W e s t
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w a* lo w rr.
The Hundenltank nnld a total
of S2t*. I m illion In the m a rk rt.
tra ile r* In N rw York aald
In earlier trading In Tokyo
Ih r d o lla r snared past the
123 yen plateau for th r firm
tim e in 3 | day* Wednesday,
n tre n g th rn in g 0 47 yen to
ck w r at 125 27 yen In a e tlvr
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A dealer at M itsubishi I rum
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W ednesday w a* the first
lim e M n rr Nov 7 that the
d o lla r ckised above the 125
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Dealer* noted a broad range
o f Japanese (tanks trough!
dollars, although few traders
p la in ! large order*
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to It* highest level In tw o
m o n th * on th e F r t n h l i i r i
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a n d o p e n e d In I t a l y a l
1 .3 1 4 5 0 l i r e , u p f r o m
1.308 lb lire
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Gold And Silver
NKW YORK - Foreign and
dom estic gold A silver (rikes
quoted In d o lla r* per troy
ounce Wednesday
Gold
Prrvtrrus elder
unchanged
Morning Using
4 Hi , ,
I lone Kong
417 73
413 55 oft
,.
416 0 0 u p
auditors In Ix-gln
Itie lr review Dec 30 — frnir d ay*
tir l» * r Morse w ill h r sworn In as
Ih r new clerk of i n u r l i
D eputy cfHinly attorney flo b
M c M illa n said r o u n ly ra m
m tsakrii apfiruval Is requited for
A rth u r Young to p rrlo rm addl
llu n a ! s r r v i r r * u n d e r I h r
r o u n ly '* March 10, 1967 con
tract w ith A rth u r Young and
lloo|«rr said lie w ill a rrk I lu ll
approval Jan 10 at th r next
m m m lM don meeting
M rrrsr said shr asked courtly
officials earlier Ihla m o n lh hnw
site shoold gel ih r audit h rg u n
a* hhm i aa [amMhlr and Hrarfirr
auth<Ml/ril tite proceedtire
lloiiprr d r lr n ilr r l his
aullHMUatlou hy saying sc|htrulr
audit* w rrm 't so lu d
" I f * prurient tor troth ol them
lo do a u d it*." lloti|M r r*ild " l i
provide* protection lot Is illl of
th e m ."
A ll hough said Ite rrtrn needed
ro m m lsa lo n rr .qiprova) lor Ih r
C lin e . G a rris o n a u d it
h r,id
lauig. Berrien's co u n ty Itn a m e
d lr r r lo r . said Ihe firm w ould lie
u id using clerk *, not ro u n ly .
und*
"Dave I* personally liable lor
lire money al Ihe end of Ihe
)
(> N itn « y M gold open
413 IO o ff 4 Ot)
( ‘(Miles *|Mri s tlv rr o|>rn
5 039 off 0 . 1 1
te rm ." la u ig said " I f M aryannc
w a n t* to do an u u d ll on the
T tilrd . not ih r 30(h before she
lake * off ice. then she's welcome
lo ."
L in g said H rrrtrn rlid not use
A rth u r Y oung la-vausr form er
county u llo rn e y N ik k i C layton
told h im e a rlie r th is year c o m
m ission approval was required
lo use A rth u r Young L in g said
Ik -rrlrn knew A ilh u r Young was
s till c o tn iilrtin g Ihe c o u n ty 's
aud it, so t lir y d re id rd to u sr t l i r
lormer a ud Him and not pressure
A rth u r Y oung w ith additional
duties.
Roads
C o n tia a e d fro m Page 1A
the trenrfn from the m oney the
l* canceled to co un ty *ald they w ould, hut a
cost $15.5 m illio n und I* c u r recent ap|>calN court decision In
re n tly w ile d tiled to begin In Volunla C ounty In u aim liar rune
1996 under Ih r ro u n ly road favored t m in i v wide Im p a rl Ire *
Im p a rt fee program
for n u d *
T ire program ha* been con
tested hy three local cities w ho
L arry Seller*, c iru n ly public
refused lo collert Ihe fu n d * for w o rk * d lrrr lor, said ih r im p a rl
the county because Ih ry w rre n ‘1 fee project list w ill t>r reviewed
convinced Ihey w ould recelvr a nn ua lly arid m ay lie changed
C o n tinued fro m Page I A
explanation for th r drop o il In
voting and called for a recount.
A band i-ount In Palm Itra rb
County assured them there w a*
no Iraud. but Ih ry rem ain con
rented.
"F ro n t everything you U*ik at
now. it apfw-ur* to b r a halkri
design p ro ble m .'' J im Krug a
1 altahasnee tauryrr w lm wtaked
w ith Mar Kay. told The Tam pa
T rtb u n r in a sto ry published
Tuesday
S till. I h r r r Is not enough
fle x ib ility In Ih r election* laws,
he said
"T h e re Is no w ay for the
secretary of s la tr, as Ih r chief
elect kins officer, to . look at
strange occur rence s." Krog said
"W c found out the secretary of
s ta ir d id n 't h avr any real power
to do a n y th in g about It."
The S enalr race vote drop off
Ita* h r r n a ttrib u te d to haiku
pla< em ent In umivt Urge ctiun
lies w ith com puterized voting.
Ifte race a|>prarrd at Ihe bottom
o f Ifte first page of tlte ballot
It aptN-arnl m any voters s im
F lossie M llr h e ll. 77. 2 5 7 0
C ra w fo rd D r . S a n fo rd , died
Tuesday. Dee. 27. at C rn lra l
F lorida Regional H ospital. San
f(Md
H ew Y o rk
a c c o r d in g to t r n l f l c n e r d
change*, he said If the stale
proceeds w ith ih r Interrflange
r o n tn ie tlo n funds from the
county, d rv rlo |o -rs and Impact
lees m ay a ll h r sought lo speed
u |i w ide ning of Paula Ho.nl
The In q ia rt fee project list w ill
I k* changed hy a group c o m
p rising o f r lt y and co un ty o f
ficials under a tentative agree
ment Ireiw ren ihe co un ty und
several of Ih e rllle s .
Modi U u rh H
K ill
I dword So ttw
l M Luo Mormon
M ory N K hM i
f VO B W llUomt
Worion Mora. D r Bor y
JohnMihaO, Or Bor y
Phoobo Ihibodoou. b r io .M
t rr no Allndor. D r I loro
Edith K Colorry Drllano
LucllN AA FO dor. Drltano
A rm or M Hough!. DolNno
f r Ido M M o Ido D o h m
R rr O w rto t Pock. Drllano
DarMhy Arm Li lor, G kinovrltlo
VRglnlo R Wollor. Lokolond
L N rto yJ Polmor. LokoMarwoo
Nkhtoo Wolloco. Or londs
R M w rloR Lolph, OvlorT-
f:
SADIE 0 . BERRY
S adie G . B e rry . 97, 250 0
Georgia A vr. Ap( 301. Sanford,
died Tuesday at C entral Florida
Regional Hospital. Sanford. She
w as h o rn O r l, 1. IH 9 I In
M urphyslatro ID., she moved lo
Sanford from D etroit in 1941.
Site Wits a hom em aker and a
m em ber of P alm etto Avenue
llu |itt* l C hurch. Sanford
S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e g ra n d
HUNT MONUMENT CO.
BISKAY YAKO
Hwy. 17-92 — Fsm P u t
Ph. 339-6988
Gene Hunt. Owner
Bre<ue, Marble A Crash*
D IK H A S O d
Jom ot R Amor
Lod*o Sorry
I la trw MrKhoil
W llllom Itrowdurn Dr llo r ,
Noll!# Pootioy. D rBory
Money 0 HiOron O rltm o
l o r x t Lho.tr on D r I loro
Hodrorl K urto ll. Conor#
Lhollo D o rlt ond boby g.rl. Lon lord
Angoio D Pott ond boby boy. Lon lord
Corot l o r Lo lo ttw ond boby girt. D r Mono
R rgln oL Cook ond brby g irl. Or m g r City
BIRTHS
C ootrrl F lor a # R tgiriv tl H n p U l
A ngrlo W tlllorm . o boby boy. Lon lord
T llto n y A ChotNr. o boby g irl. Oollono
Rcborlo R LolfH. o boby boy. Ovwdo
IS ff:l9l .'IS
GRAPEFRUIT
F R O M F L O R ID A
state program m e stu dy w ill
dete rm ine n ite Increases neces
sary to rrp a y such a loan.
• R e c o m m e n d e d S a n fo r d
police and fire departm ent coop
erate on equ ip pin g w ater rescue
Ir a n i* . M a y o r H e tty r S m ith
suggested that lin n s confiscated
try Sanford I “o ile r D r|ta rln ie n l be
used lo equip t l i r leant, w hich
need* fu n d in g fo r equipm ent
and tra in in g
• Tabled a m n tk iii lo approve
a nn e xa lkin o f pro pe rty b rtw r rn
West First Street and Highway
17 92 C olbert said annexing
w o u ld cre a te an e n c la v e o f
r o u n ly p ro p e rty w ith in c ity
lim its Seminole C ounty Com
m ission oppiHtrs (lie annexation
• A uthorized rm tlin u a llo ti of a
coal-determ ining stu dy lor Ihe
r r p la r r m r n l of a w a s lrw a ie r
[tu m p station The com m ission
plans lo finance the $3 3 m illio n
p ro je rt w tlh a 4 5 percent r r
vo lvin g door kxtn under a new
• Accepted ih r resignation o f
H u m a n R e la tio n * A d v is o r y
H o a r d C h a ir m a n f . u r le n e
S w e e tin g , a n d re a p p o in te d
m rm b r r * Keith lllrk rm e y e r and
M arcus Kendrick S w retln g re
signed lo recover fron t surgery.
• Reappointed Hoard of Ad
fu M lm e n l m e m b e r s W . M
i'tn llp s . W G a rn rll W hile, Larry
lll.u r and Joseph S rh a ffrr One
vacancy re m a in * u n fille d
p ly missed Ihe race, said Sen
T o m B ro w n . D P o rt Orange
chairm an of ih r S e na lr Com
m ille r on K lh k * and K trrlio n * .
w hich conducted hea rin g* on
th r Mock Mat Kav eleetkm Ih t*
m o ih a
Brow n said fir r x p rc ln fils
lo m m ittre lo d rlrrm tn e some
»lme h r iw r Ihe 1990 rk -rtin n *
w h e th e r s a fe g u a rd s a g a in s t
fraud should tie lu q iro v rd
la-ahy sakl In Dade C ounty, a
com puter k>g* c lta n g r* m ihe
elections program and a |M|ier
a u d it tra il Is ntade hy keeping
th r punch-card b a llo t* An m i
s c ru p u lo u s c a n d id a te w o u ld
h a v r to fix faith th r com puter
and Ifte haltnl card*.
I f 111 ■ t> n r o u g It C o u n t y
Supervisor of K lrctlun n Rohm
K rtv a n rk shields her software
p rogram * d u rin g elections Site
said th e rr Is no w ay lo call Into
the r o m p u lrr d u rin g election
co u n tin g
O ffic ia l* have r ille d » u l a
sta te w id e ballot Iterause d if
ferent counties fta v r w idely d if
le rtn g vo ting m e th o d * W hile
U rge counties h a v r moved to
com puters, o th e r* rely on voting
m ach in e * w tlh I wind lever*, a
few use an o p ir . il scan nynlrrn,
and U nktn and B radford court
lie * s t i l l u s r | M | m t b allot*.
M ayor
C o ntinued from Page IA
I 'm to o o ld lo m o v e
ahead." (“o e lkln g sak).
Farach said th a t h r th in k *
H ardy w ou ld la- th r most q u a li
fied " I f somebody nom inates
film . I'll d efin itely vote for h im "
F arach said th a t H ardy I*
energetic and busy "W h o 1*
going lo lead I h r m eetings?
T h a i's Ita s ira lly w hat It (aril*
dow n to I want I be firs t person
and t h r one proton that w ill
twtvr the q ua lifica tion s to repre
sent Ifte c ity Based on seniority.
H ank h a* the I test |*at!lk>n."
Farach said
H r said ih .it r v m though h r I*
n o t a r t iv r ly seeking n o m in a tio n ,
he w ould tie hrstrtrrd to acrept
lire [M oulton If It were offered
h im .
she m o ve d to C h u lu o la fro m
O tla n d o In 1985 S ite was a
tH M iietnaker a nd u M e th o d ist
S u rv iv o r* In clu d e son. A lva h
E a r le . S a n to r d ; liv e g r a n d c h i l d r e n ;
t w o gre atg ra n d r h lld re n
H a lil w in - F a i r c h il d F u n e r a l
H orne. O rla n d o .ln c h a rg e o f arra n g c m e iil* .
<L iu g h trr. Dtanc Scute. IK-L im l;
g ra n d s o n . Ja m e s A. R ector,
D rL an d ; three great grandsons,
three great-great grandsons
A rra n g e m e n ts by G ram kow
Funeral Ikrine. Sari lord
W IN IFH XD L A M B E R T
W in ifre d L a m b e rt. 54. 195
Cetlarwuod Dr.. M aitland, died
M onday at her rrs ld e n c r. Born
A p ril 11. 1934 In GatllfT, Ky., she
m o v rd lo M aitla n d fro m S i.
C loud In 1984. Sire was a retired
nurse and a lk i|i( l* i
S u rv iv o rs inclu de daughter.
M a r y E liz a b e t h l l n l l f i e l d .
M .in la n d ; son. P aul Joseph,
R o l l s . . M o .; m o t h e r , Ire n e
W a lte rs, St. C loud; brothers.
W lnUnrd W allers J r.. Cleveland.
N o r m a n E. W a l l e r s .
C a tn p b c lls v llle . K y .. Roscoe
W alters. Gainesville, Gu . tw o
grandchildren
Fl.4k Funeral Ik tin r . SI. Cktud,
In rlrarge of arrangem ents
A L IC E M . W O L L A M
A lice M. W ollarn. 85. I I It)
I-ik e M ills Rd.. C hu luo la . died
Tuesday at lllllh a v r n Health
Care Center. SanfiMil. Ikrrn June
17. 1902 In lla rd ln s b u rg . Ky.,
FUNERALS
M IT C H C L L .rt.O U IE
f a s o l K I l M H tor M i l I l « M M ik h a il.
H . ol n r t C r o w d Or w ill bo hold VoturSov
o l I p m ol Now I
PrOwritoo Sopd'U
C h u ri* w ith ttw Hr» ASnor J a l w i I r ,
Burtol wOl l o In I K Sovtlown
L o n w o rv ond ,o o m q w ill tw I r U r r Iro n 4
p m u n til t p m
S v n rlw ru n o ro l Homo. Sonlord. It In
t horpo o l o ft ongomon h
S E R B V .M O IC O
Furwrol vorvK ot tor W n Lodw C Borr>
I I , at W ito rd . who dwd tuoc o r w ill bo 11
• ’( 10(1 Thurwtov m orning o l G rom tow
lu rw ro l Homo ChopH w llh Rov R l, m n d
Croc to r otllclo tln g Intorm onl w ill bo n
Volholto Como lo ry I I L o u lv Mo Frlondv
moy t o ll o l Grom row Furwrol Homo Hu*
r v r n r g I Wodno *dOy I Kom 1 1 p m For Him#
who w ith m om orlol (onK K iufiont o rr tug
govlod to mo Momor ir i F und ol Itw Polmotto
Aronuo Bopli *1 Church Conlord
A rro n g o m o n l* by G ro m k o w F u n rro l
Homo to n lord
W H Y PREARRANGE
A FUNERAL?
• By prearranging, you assume Ihe
responsibility o l personalizing
your funeral service
• You elivlatc the necessity o l
loved ones m aking arrangemenls
during the lim e o l guel
• Payments can be arranged in
m onlhly installm ents v/tth no
finance charge
BETTE R. GRAMKOW
• Ai Gramkow Funeral Home you talk with
a professional (uneral director, who is
thoroughly trained and experienced,
not a salesperson
G R A M K O W
FUNERAL HOME
DO WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD
SANFORD. FLORIDA
TELEPHONE (305) 322-3213
Lorutty Ownrd Amt Opermtn! S ffir r lltSf?
•
•?;*.*.*
PROVIDING PERSONAL SERVICES FOR OVER 100 YEARS
E N JO Y
In
U u ln r y , F la., she m oved In
Sanford In 1945 from there She
was art u she r a l N rw Z ion
l i i m i t l v r lU p it ii C hurch and a
retired farm U latrer.
S u rv iv o r* Include (laughter*.
K lh el Lee W ilson. Savannah.
G a ., L o u is e O l i v e r H i l l s .
N asiivllie. T e rm , la iv rrn lllg
Ins. R ochester, N Y , B e lly
o u ch .
I ’a trk ia Ann O liver.
Gkrrta Fulm ar, a ll ol Sanford,
sons. K dw ard O liv e r. Jam es
Roger*. C arl Roger*, al) o l San
fo r d . H e n ry V a n O liv e r .
Savannah. Rolo-rt Rogers, and
Mom -* O liver, lotth o f Rochester,
N .Y .; s is te r. C la ra lllg g a n l.
Savannah; 39 grandchildren and
37 great-grandchildren.
Sunrise Funeral Home. Sun
liM d . In clra rgr of arrangem enls.
HriHKon ( i l I AH 1)1 AN F u n e ra l-H o m e
Control F tor Mo Sogronol hokprlol
Twodoy
A O M IttlO K t
ila r. Home.
fn o the r business, the cornm ission;
• Approved f r r - use o f Ih r
C tvlc Center by the Lake Mary
R otary C lub, w ith ihe recom
m e n d a tio n
th a t p ro ce e d * go.
tow ard a Sanford c h a rily org an i
zation.
Voting---------
n O S S I K M IT C H E L L
Audits
C o a t la a c d fr o m P age 1A
posll Ion fo r financial
d irector, whose ta sk* arc c u r
re n tly perform ed by the c ity
clerk.
M rC lanahan voted against I be
reorganization measure.
In a n o ib rr m a ile r, Ih r coinm ission voted to allocate more
Ilia n $50,000 In staff Ihe C om
m u n ity Development office The
cnm nitsston authorized a tran s
fer o f m ore Ilia n $35,000 front
y e a re n d reversion funds and
cu rren t fiscal year funds to the
office staff. T h r unanim ous moHon also authorized a $15,550
transfer from the c ity 's c o n tin
gency fu n d lo e x te n d grant
specialist Charles Rowe's con
tract six m o n th *
In Us m otion to *up|w irt C om
m u n it y D e v e lo p m e n t , th e
c o m m issio n also approved a
$7,953 grant lo th r Good Samar
$IU WELBORN
T h e G U A R D IA N
PLAN-
V S &
l*r«'iirrnngetl F unernl I'rugrtim
Cantor gf 9th Str*«t ond Lxartl
Sonlard. Fla.
(407) 122-2131
L F D
GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME
130 W. AIRPORT BLVD.
SANFORD. FL 32773
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MMdtrJIr*# l*>ItWMri m<M*
MEN "SHORTY" SMITH. SR.
PAUL NIWIY
SPONSORING THE
JAMES E. SCHUITEMAN
t mmAotUtad
NAME __
ADDRESS
CITY____
ZIP
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�10A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wadnaaday. Dacambar 28, IBM
FA A to order new rivets in 727s
N A TIO N A L
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United Prate International
$5 billion bailout of lenders reported
NEW YORK - The Federal Home Loan Bank Board plana lo
co m m it Bfi b illio n to a hold tMillmii plan under w hich investora
w ill take over live troubled Texaa savings and loan In stitu tion s.
The New York Tlm ea rrp o fle d Wednesday.
M ar Andrew s A Forbes, an Investm ent group h ra d rd by
takeover expert Ronald Perelman. chairm an o f Revlon Inc., w ill
pour $315 m illio n o l lla own lunds Into the rescue plan, the
T im es said.
Bert E ly. a IlnancuJ analyst based In A lexandria. Va.. told the
n rw s|u ip e r that he was stunned that the government was
prepared to co m m it $5 b illio n to the transaction.
U nder the plan, responsibility lo r the S A l.s w ill transfer Iro m
the governm ent to M ai Andrews A Forbes The In stitu tio n s are
First Texas Savings Association. G ib ra ltar Savings Association
o f H ouston. Home Savings and Loan Association ol H ouston.
Killeen Savings and Loan Association, and M o n d ia l Federal
Savings and Loan Asaoclalion
Crime spree ends near Bush
H EEVILLE. Texas — Four suspects stole five vehicles, held
up a bank, exchanged shots w ith a state trooper and led
officers on a 60-tnlle chase Tuesday before surrendering near
the tow n w here l*resldenl-elecl George Bush la spending his
vacation, p o lle r said.
The four suspects — tw o men and tw o w om en — were b rin g
taken back Tuesday n ig ht from U c rv lllr to the c ity ja il In
C orpus C hrist!, where the crim e spree began earlier Tuesday,
said C orpus C hrist I p o lle r supervisor Glenda Ruggles
Police said the suspects were arrested 10 m iles south o l
B e rv tlk and about 25 m iles Irom the area where Bush is
h u n tin g q u a il at a friend's ranch.
Bee C ounty Sheriff Bob Horn Identified the suspects as
Deborah A rcher. 28. of Galveston. Iter husband. Rick A rcher.
30; C hristine Marshall. 21; and David Bates. 20 The la tte r
three were said to be Irom C alifornia, but thetr home tow ns
were not available. Horn said.
They were being held on (tank robbery < barges and o th e r
charges were likely, h i said
Humperdinck sues National Enquirer
LOS ANGELES - Pop singer E n g rlb rn H um perdinck filed a
$50 m illio n suit Tuesday against The N ational E n qu ire r
alleging Ihe tabloid defamed him in a story that said he has the
deadly AIDS v iru s
In a story In Its Dec 27 issue, the tabloid reported that K athy
J r t t r r . 32. o f New York, won a p ate rn ity s till against the singer
In 1980 and claim ed H um perdinck has AIDS In a court
a ffid a vit (lied later tn the rase.
The story, a ro p y of w hich was filed w ith the law suit, quotes
a private d k rtrrtlv r hired by J e ttrr as saying that H um perdinck
had tested positive for the AIDS viru s In early 1985
H u m p rrd in rk s suit, filed In L m Angeles Superior C ourt,
dentes the singer tuts ever tested positive or been tr ra lrd for the
AIDS v iru s or any related disease
F r o m U n ite d P r a t t tn ta r n a tio n a l r e p o rts
CHARLESTON. W.Va - Fed
eral a viation officials say a p ro
posal asking a irlin e s to replace
r iv e ts on a g in g B oeing 727
passenger Jets was under review
w hen a hole was lo rn open tn
one o f the jets Monday, and that
the incident has prom pted o f
ficials lo tr-e v a lu a tr the p ro
posal.
D arrell Pederson, an assistant
m anager w ith the Federal A v ia
tio n A d m ln ls tra to n in Seattle,
said Ihe agency Is "v e ry close
lo Issuing a notice o f proposed
rule m aking, w h ic h leads to an
a irw orth in ess d irective after a
period of p u b lic com m ent.
lie said the proposal, effecting
Jrts sealed w ith an o u ld a trd
Im n d ln g process, w ill be re
evaluated In lig h t of an Incident
that forced a 2 2 -year-old 727
operated by Eastern A irlin e s to
m ake an u n p la n n e d la n d in g
Monday o ile r a 10-by-20-lnch
hole ripped open In the fuselage
The p la n r. c a rry in g 110 pass r n g e r s o n a f l i g h t fr o m
R o c h rs ie r, N .Y .. to A tla n ta ,
landed tn Charleston. No Injuries
were reported,
"W e w ill take another look at
w hat we had planned on doing
In v ie w o f th is s it u a t io n . "
IV derson said 1 If the (directive)
i overs adequately, then w< w ill
prrx-eed w ith that one. If there's
som ething new here not cov
ered. then we w ill have to take
some o the r a rt I o n "
The expected d ire ctive w ill
affect 727s made w ith a coldb o n d in g p ro ce ss c o n s id e re d
m ore susceptible lo cracking
th an newer techniques In 1971.
th e Boeing Co began u sin g
heated adhesives to seal pieces
o f Ihe fuselage together.
Pederson said 831 of Ihe older
727s were eold-honded. The
Eastern jet was No 242 off a line
th a t produced 1 .831 Jets be
tween I9t»4 and 1984. m eaning
It w ould fall under the group
that was cold bonded
But the ruptured section of the
Jet — a section ol luselagr near
Ihe ta ll — hail tie rn replaced
since Boeing delivered the plane
lo Eastern tn 11816. oHiclals said.
It was s till unclear Wednesday
how old that p a rtic u la r section
was.
F e d e r a l I n v e s t ig a t o r s In
C harleston Tuesday inspected
Ihe hole In the Eastern 727. and
the a lr lln r told its mechanics to
"v is u a lly In spe ct'’ Eastern's 17
other Boeing 727-IOOs and Us 94
727-20Os. w hich Is a later model
o f the same type of passenger
je l. com pany spokesman Rohm
M a trll stud.
The hole, w h ich caused cabin
decompression al 31.000 feel,
forced an unscheduled landing
In Charleston.
The N ational T ransportation
Safety Board and the FAA were
Investigating the Incident. Two
NTSB officials Inspected
Ihe
hole T o r sd.iy
Ted la>|Mlklewi«-f. an NTSB
s|Mtkesman. said the m iter skin
of the a ir r ra ll tore open, bending
uack a flap of m etal, w hich has
h re n s h ip p e d lo Ih e N TSB
laboratories lu W ashington lor
fu rth e r tests
Police identify fifth murder victim
U n its * Prsss In ls rn allsn a l
NEW BEDFORD. Mass — In
v e s tig a to r* Tuesday identified
the fifth o f six slain wom en
whose bodies have been found
along highw ays in southeastern
Massachusetts since J u ly as an
escapee from a Rhode Island
prison.
T he w om an was id e n tifie d
th ro u g h dental records and a
t i p s t e r ’ s a d v ic e a s D e b ra
Greenlaw Perry DeMello, 35. the
m other o f three, said Thom as
G lbney. a spokesman for B risto l
C ou nty D istrict A ttorney Ronald
Pina
D rM rllo . w ho had addresses in
b o th N ew B e d fo rd a n d
P lym ou th , had been Incarcer
ated at Ihe A d u lt. C on eel tonal
In s titu tio n s In C ranston R I .
h u l escaped June 18 w hile on a
work-release program . Glbnev
lo 'd a news conference | | r did
not know w hy the w om an had
hren jailed
D eM rtlo's body was the th u d
o f sis bodies found since J u ly In
southeastern Massachusetts A
hig hw a y w orker discovered her
body Nov 8 off Interstate 195 in
D a rtm o u th Four of the slain
w om en were previously Iden
lifted
Investigators acting on a tip
were able to |io * im r ly Identify
D rM elln through ile n ta l i n u nis
G lbney said
"T h e lips line — we've been
stressing all along I h iw tie n rfk ial
the lip s line has been — some
one r s I H *He u p * line and
Instructed the in ve stiga to r* that
snmciMie they e ith e r knew or
had seen III the dew* rip llo iis "
given of ihe v ic tim * Glbney
said
Mcanwfhllc. m ore ih a n 218>
detnonstrator* angered by Ihe
k illin g * m arched tn a snlvdurd
candlelight protest v ig il through
the city Tursday n ig h t lo draw
a tte n tio n to a cts ot violence
against all women
The d e m o n * !r a to r * a b o u t
there quarters ol I Item women,
m arched along a mile tong route
that jstssed by the i l l y Poller
Headquarters and the district
a tto rn ey's office
"R rg a rd lrs * i>1 Ihe lifestyle id
three kille d, we most say llta l
nobody d rs r rv r s to h r h ru ta llrrd
or killed, said I h r Rev U ltsrs
In fe rs , a M ethodist m ln is lr r
w I mi w as one of several r lr r g y to
s|ieak at the hm irtong m em orial
s r r v lr r at (lie F irst U nitarian
C hurch In New H rdtm d
Pina h a * said the k illin g *
apprar lo tie ihe work of the
same (iris o n m |irfs o n * am i
m ay be lin k e d to d ru g s nr
p ro stitutio n
Millions sought from owners of contaminated site
U n its* Pr—
In ls r n a lls n a l
CHICAGO - The Cook C ounty
slate's a tto rn e y's office filed suit
T ursd ay seeking to recoup m il
lio n * of dollars the state spent lo
decontam inate a shuttered fac
to ry polluted w ith toxic waste chi
the c ity 's South S ld r
T h r suit sreks approxim ately
$7 m illio n plus additional m il
lions tn p en alties" from a *u<
cession of ow ners — in c lu d in g
G oodw ill Industries of Chicago,
w h irh received the properly as a
donation in IWWJ. said Glenn C
Sechen. an e nvironm ental |»ro
a rc u lo r for the slate s attorney s
office
The defendants. 14 In all.
(vasaetl the property from ownet
to ow ner lo rv a d r the respwtsi
b l l l l y o f c le a n in g u p th e
dangerous waste left when the
I h itc h Bov Paints factory «leased
lit 1977, Serhen said
T h re e c h ild r e n a n d Ih r e r
a du lts w ho lived near or worked
a l ihe site became ill Irom
exposure Ui lead and a slirsio s m
1986 The l l li t i o is E n v iro n
m ental Ptotrc Ito ti Agent y traced
the so u tte of the co nta m in atio n
to the half dem olished p la nt,
btardrring a residential a tra and
frequently used by c h ild re n a* a
shortcut to school
Since then, live IKPA lias *|»rnl
nea tly $3 m illio n lo r Iran op I tie
site. SecTien said
It s taken lite ra lly sears and
(here s s till more w ork to ta
il* toe out there he said
A spokesman lor Gcaslwill was
unavailable for i otnm ent
The suit, assigned lo Conk
County Ctrruil Judge Rtehatd 1.
Curry, could total more than $10
million tn penalties and dam
ages. Set fieri said Under s ta ir
law. Ihe Jitdge could also iitqxxw
a line of $ in (MX) plus $ I .000 per
day for each day of live violaikH i
dating fiat k to 1977. lie added
It Is up to the lodge how Ihe
fu n d * arr assessed Sen hen said
G oodw ill In d u s trie * ol Chicago
brg ait a c ie p tin g land donation*
in live la ir I97t>* lo help retire
live c h a rily * $2 tn llU m debt.
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�Sanford Horaid. Sanford. Ftonda — Wadnasday. December 28, 1688 — 11A
Evidence of bomb found in crash debris
curred Inside ihe plane
NBC News also reported that
LOCKEHHIE. Scotland - In some crash debris showed e vi
vestigators s iftin g th rough Ihe
dence of an explosion, and The
w rre k a g e o f Pan A m e ric a n
Los Angeles Tim es In Its Wed
F lig h t 103 have found b u m
nesday e d itio n s ' quoted U.S
m arks and o the r damage con sources as saying tests on a
sistent w ith a bom b explosion, suitcase and other debris recow
p u b lis h e d re p o rts said W ed ered from the wreckage " g r ra ily
nesday.
strengthened" the theory that a
bom b blew the plane apart.
The Tim es of London, quoting
an unnam ed Investigator, said
T h e r e p o r ts ca m e a fte r
the new evidence supports the hundreds of townspeople joined
th e o ry th a t a b om b, not a by U S and Scottish officials
s tru c tu ra l flaw , caused lire Uoe- lined the streets tn silent trlb u tr
log 747 lo rip apart at 31.000 Tuesday night as the first coffins
feet and rra s h In th r Scottish ca rry in g victim s from Pan Am
fa n n in g tow n o f Lurkerble. k ill F light 103 began Ihe trip home
in g at lea st 2 6 0 p e o ple In to the U n ltrd States
B rita in 's worst a ir disaster
The five bodies were released
T h r newspaper cited the dls- lo r r l a t l v r s as a u th o r itie s
c o v rry o f a piece o f plastic lin in g ex|M tided th eir search for more
from the a irc ra ft's cargo hold os v ic tim s and clues to w hat caused
a key find The fragm ent bore the B oring 747 lo blow apart and
h u m m arks th a t a uth orities say crash last Wednesday
Indicate that an rsp lo sin n oc
A ll 259 people aboard th r Pan
Uflltad Praaa Intarnatlonal
Police seek murderers of ecologist
HIO DE JANEIRO. fir n /ll — Police In le n s lflrd a h un t Tuesday
fo r suspect ■ to th r slaying of n rra p cctrd A m u iu n ecologlM
because o f discrepancies In u ctm frvsion by a arm o f a
landow ner who claim ed responsibility for lire m urder
l >*m y Alves I ’rre lra . a 2 1-year-old son of the ow ner of u Urge
r**{rn u llu ra l estate. surrendered to |*oli< e Monday and said h r
was responsible for the shooting o f reologla* F ra n rlv -o Mendea
F llho. 44. on Dee 22 at hla home In the Am azon basin tow n of
a X opurt about 2.000 m iles northw est of Hlo d r Janeiro
"W e don't believe what Alves Pereira told us.” a police
o fficia l In X apurl said Tuesday "T h o u g h he confessed, we
believe he la protecting those who are really responsible."
The poller official, who asked not to be Identified, said there
were discrepancies In the confession that led them to aus|>ect
the m an's father. Oarly Alves da Silva, and hts uncle. Alvarlno
Police obtained w arrants to arrest the tw o men. and said they
increased the num ber of roadblocks and checkpoints on roads
fro m the Amazon basin s ta ir of Acre to the n rig h tm iln g
co un trie s of Bolivia and Peru
Peasants r rp n rird seeing Ih r men near the llo llv u n border,
and police said they were Investigating the reports
In an interview w ith the n ru s p a p rr Jornui do lira s l! before
hts death on Dec 9. Mr tides F llho said h r feared for hts life and
accused Darly Alves da Silva of h irin g gunm en to k ill h im
Untied F u n Intarnatlonal
H Y D E R A B A D . In d ia Furious s u p fio rtrr* of a slam
legislator clashed w ith police,
looted shops and stoned homes
of riva l p arly m em bers Tuesday
os Ihe death ta il from tw o days
o f v lo lr n r r rose to 35 and a
general strike |iarulyzed a stale
tn southern India
A rttv ts is from 1‘rtm e M inister
Rajiv G andhi s ru lin g Congress
III Party fnught w ith police and
allocked stores and vehicles tn
the stale of A n dh ra Pradesh on a
senm d day of unrest that left at
least one person dead and three
people Injured, officials sard
The death brought lo at least
35 the n u m lie r of p rn p lr killed
store violence r r u p tr d Monday
alter Ih r as m urder of Mohan
Kanga Ran a stale assem blym an
lm m the national ru lin g party
A u th o ritie s said 34 people died
and more than 2'H> were in ju rrd
m rio tin g Monday
A general strike ta llr d by the
stale chapter ol the ru lin g party,
w hich dom inates th r national
governm ent but form s the m ain
MOSCOW — The Soviet Union Wednesday s»' *21 an
underground nuclear raploaloti at its m ain tr s l site at
Sem tpalallnsk In Kazakhstan. Soviet central Asia, the official
Tasa news agency said
Toss said the blast had a yield of up to 20 kllotnns. or 20 000
tons o f TNT. and occurred at M 2H a m Moscow tim e
"T h e lest was ro n d u rte d to r h r r k the re m its of the rrsearch
In to the physics of a nuclear e a plosion." Tass said in a phrase
th a t leaves open the |«rssibtlity (be t-s t m ight have m ilita ry
Im plications
A ccording to the Swedish N ational Defense H rs ra rrh
In stitu te In Stockholm , the Irs t was the 17th rondur I r il by the
Soviet Untott tills year
Mao's widow reported critically III
HKUING — Mon Tse tung s w idow . Jum g Utng. Is c ritic a lly lit
tti prison and r n riv in g m rd u a i tr r a im r n i lor ailm ents related
to old age, an o fflt u l n rw sp a |irr said Wednesday
The report in the English language ( hina Dally, quoting a
M in is try ol Ju stice o flu la l was ihe firs t a u th o rita tiv e
co nfirm a tion in I h r n lflrta l press of |>rrslsient rum ors during
the | vast tw o years thai lu n g 74 was seriously ill
J u n g a one tim e actress who was Man s fourth wife, rose to
v irtu a lly absolute p o in tca l pow er d u rin g th r tu rb u le n t
HMi<F197ti C u ltu ra l Revolution as tire leader of a group at
radical lo m m u n lv l p a rly furu tio u a rtr* known as th r Gang of
Four
She Is serving a life sentence lor orchestrating more than
no (H it (»>lnt> ally inspired m urders and the persecutions of
hundreds of thousands of other people d u rin g tb r pitched
p olitical battles of the ■hoot It dr» adr long period
The China D aily q u o lrd a M inistry of Justice ofTkUl as
saying J u n g
Is m e lt in g m edical tr r a im r n i in prison for
u n a p rrlftrd diseases reU lIng lo old age
Tire o ffic ia l denied
she was suffering from throat cancer
Untied P rats In larn atlan al
M U t* OW — Tire Soviet Union
s a h t'iw o ' p ro p ir died in rrb e l
attacks on K abul and another
ATghan c ity T u e s d a y
as
thousands o f Afghan refugees in
Pakistan and Iran held rallies on
th r n in th a n tm r r ta r y of th r
S o v ie t In v a s io n o f t h e ir
hom eland
The attacks by Moslem g u rrn l
Us seeking to topple the Kabul
g o v c rn m rn l and rallies by those
w ho have fled nine years lig h t
trig m A fghanistan came am id
stepped u p e ffo rts by S o v irl
officials and Afghan factions to
agree on the form ation of a new
governm ent a ftrr Soviet forces
complete Ih r lr w ithdraw al
C hanting "D e ath to Russia.
Death to A m e rica, Death to
N a jib u lU h .’ more than 20.000
Afghan refugees gathered on the
o u ts k irts of the Pakistani border
c ity of Peshawar and burned an
effigy- of N ajibu lU h , th r Sovi
et-backed Afghan ((resident
" In the co u rsr of nine years of
»..
llu dd h a
l l said lire silver bearded guru wbo was departed from Ihe
U nited S tairs in I lift5 revealed to 10 O0U follow ers on 1 ursday
that h r la Ih r rtin ra rn a lk m of Prince Siddartha. wlto also was
kn ow n as Gaulatna and w as born Ih r son of the ruler of a small
kingdom in easier n India in ih r tilh ce ntu ry IIC
According lo llu d d h ls l scriptures. Siddartha renounced
w o rld ly possessions. Iiecatne an ascetic and wandered in
search of e n llg h lrn m rn t. w hich h r lound white a ra trd beneath
a tree From then on. h r became the llud dh a or Ih r
Enlightened One
The K a jnrrsh d am statement q u o lrd K a jn rrsh as saying that
K a tzu r Ishlra a Japanese "p ro p h e trs s " of Zen. a branch of
Ilu d d h ism . recently declared that Ire was the reincarnation of
the llu d d h a It said he accepted her pronouncem ent
U n lls d P r o s * In te r n a t io n a l t * p o r t »
Nude models
upset with
exhibit ______
United P rats Intarnatlonal
HKUING - M odrls. claim ing
they were not told nude pul lit
Ings nf them would tie displayed
In C hina's first e x h ib itio n o f Its
k in d , have been o b je c ts of
harassm ent and are refusing lo
pose lo r art closers at the Central
A rt In stitu te , a news report said
Wednesday
The models, w ho say they
w ere prom ised the p a in tin g *
w ould not tie p ub licly displayed,
are upset w ith the e xhibitio n
and w ith the salrs o f a book and
u series of postcard* depleting
the a rtw o rks, the China Youth
News said
" W h r n I heard one man say.
‘ W h a t w ill site d o n e x t? ' I
w a n te d to slaj> h im . b u t I
c o u ld n 't slap everyone who saw
the p a in tin g of m e ." one o f th r
m odels was quoted as saying
In reaction, the models have
staged a boycott o f urt classes at
B e ijin g's C entral A rt In stitu te.
C h in a 's largest art academy, the
newspaper said
C h in a 's flr s l e x h ib itio n of
nudes has drawn more than
10.000 viewers a day since It
opened Dec. 22. A crow d of
1 5 .2 0 0 p a s s e d th r o u g h
C hrt*tm a s Day. se llin g an a t
tendance record at th r China Art
Gallery.
C om m unist China long has
forbidden the depletion o f nudes
as sym ptom atic o f Western de
cadence and banned them dur
ing the chaotic UKiO-76 C ultu ra l
Revolution
o p p o s itio n g ro u p in A n d h ra
Pradesh, paralyzed the region
Andhra Pradesh C hief Secrr
1a ry O R Nali said he bad ask< >1
the central governm ent tn tend
reinforcem ents for more than
2 .7 0 0 s e c u rity o lllr e r s from
A ndhra Pradesh and four other
sta irs, who were helping loral
p o lic e e n fo rce d u s k -to -d a w n
ru rfe w s imjNMrd tn 20 cities and
tow ns across Andhra Pradesh
Ranga Kao and tw o aides w rr r
axed to d ra lh Monday by un
identified assailants as they sat
brneal It a canopy outside the
c ity hall In Vijayawada 900
m iles southeast of New Delhi an
th r fifth day o f th r lawm aker s
hunger strike protesting alleged
police b ru ta lity
Kanga Kao bad (barged that
police acting under orders from
local government officials from
the Telugu D rsam Party, hts
p a rly 's rival p olitical organtta
non. were try in g to k ilt h im H r
tiad vowed lo continue hts ' fast
u n to d e a th " u n til authorities
gavr him a d rq u a tr protection
The m urders spawned riots
that trg a n In Vijayawada and
later sprrad to other cities tn th r
state.
Nalr said soldiers had been
sent Into Vijayawada but w r r r
not deployed He said Congress
III Party activists rn fo rctng the
general strike attacked shops
and stole governm ent offices and
vehicles
He said the strike was nearly
" t o t a l " a c ro s s t h r s t a t e ,
p a ra lv /m g comm erce and dts
rup ttn g public transport
le g isla to rs from th r Telugu
Drsam Party, w hich controls the
slate government accused the
ru lin g jM tty a ctivists of try in g lo
destabalizr the a d m in istra tio n of
Andhra Pradesh C hief M inister
N T Rama Kao a harsh c ritic of
G andhi who has spearheaded a
cam paign to u n tie opposition
forces against the prim e m in iste r
and defeat h im In e le ction s
scheduled for next year
But Shiv Shankar. G andhi s
hum an resources development
m in ister, said d u rin g a vis it lo
Vijayawada I hat Ranga Kao had
been kille d In a Telugu D rsam
Party conspiracy tn elim inate
political opponents, th r srm m t
flrta l Press Trust of India re
ported
Police said W1 protesters were
arrested in Vijayaw ada, which
has a history of violence between
the tw o riv a l parties
The state governm ent said at
least 25 people were kille d vio
Irnce Monday, moat o f them bv
police g u n fire liu l a senior
a d m in istra to r at th r p u b lic hos
pita! in Vijayawada, w ho r r
quested a n o n im lly , told United
Press In te rn atio na l I ha I the fa d l
Ity 's m o rg u e c o n ta in e d ihe
bodies of 32 |>eopie shot bypolice.
A u th o ritie s p re v io u s ly said
tw o other peoplr died In earlier
mob attacks
N alr said a T elugu Drsam
Party s u p jx irtrr was beaten to
death In Vijayaw ada by Con
gress (I) p a rty a ctivists, who he
said looted a liq u o r store and
tried lo set a stale-owned bank
on fire The s ta ir o fficial said
three people were in ju rr d In the
unrest
Two die in anniversary rebel attacks on Kabul
NF.W DELHI. Ind.a — The lls m t n r in i guru of fire love.
It hag a an Sri H ajrrah. ha* dec lair it hr Is the tr im a tna tlon of
the founder o f iluddhism and w ill tm longer use the title
‘ 'Ilh a g w a n ." w h ich In the H indu language means God. II was
announced Wednesday
A statement from K a |n rrsh s com m une of Ka|nrrshdam .
lo c a lrd In Pune. 735 m iles southwest of New lie lh i said the
sect leader s new name would be K a jnresli Gautam a th r
F ro m
t
Death toll rises to 35 in Indian violence
Soviets conduct nuclear test
Bhagwan opt*-lor new till#
A m e rican W o rld A irw a y s Jet effort by eight c iv ilia n and Hoyal
were kille d in the crash and one A ir Force pathologists helped bv
resident o f the Scottish fa rm ing a group o f o rth od o ntists and F fll
to w n was confirm ed dead Ten fin g e rp rin t cards
rM hrr tow nspeople. In c lu d in g
• They were Identified by police
hree children were m issing and as Kenneth R, G a rrz y n s k l. 37. of
iresumed dead
North B runsw ick. N.J.; O ni Dlx
S e a rc h e rs fo u n d a n o th e r it. 55. and hts wife S h an tl D ixit.
v ic tim Tuesday in the Sherwood 53. fa ilh o f Fairborn. Ohio, und
residential area o f Lockerbie, Ih r lr grandchildren A n m ol Rat
where Jet debrts plowed a c ra trr
tan. 2. and Suruchl R attan. 3.
Thai brought to 241 the num ber both of W arren. Mich
o f people whose rem ains have
The Dtxtt fam ily, in c lu d in g (he
been recovered and placed In child re n s m other. G arlm a Rat
tw o tem porary morgues, one the tan. had been In New Delhi.
Tow n Hall
In d ia , lo a tte n d a w edding
P o lic e s p o k e s m a n A n g u s
Garlm a R attan was kille d In Ih r
K e n n e d y said ta le T u e s d a y crash, but tt was not known
searchers were being slowed by w hether her body was among
"v e ry , very d iffic u lt terrain ’
those found
"W e m ust accept that some of
Pathologists have been con
the bodies m ay never tie recov
d u c tin g four a u io p slrs at a time
e re d ." he said
T h e fiv e b o d ie s re le a s e d and do not expect th e ir task lo
Tuesday were among the first be com pleted for at least 10
identified In a round Ihe-clork days
w a r. d espite o f a ll sorts of official Islam ic Republic News
a lm rttle s . th r Russians failed to Agency said
co ntrol more th an 10 percent of
The IranU n news agency said
A fgh an teeritofv.** G u lb u d d ln th e demonstrators tn Tehran
I f e k r n a t y a r , l e a d e r o f a rejected a pru|H>*eJ bv Soviet
P a k is ta n based A fgh an r r b r l Ira d rr M ikhail Gorbachev to set
grm ijts. told the ratty. "N ow . In up o f a U N p ra re -k rrp tn g force
despair, they have been forced lo and a cease fire In Afghanistan
leave Ihe co un try But the Kabul h rio r r the com plete w ithd ra w al
rrg lm e w ill never survive Ih r o f Soviet forces
w ith d ra w a l of Ihe occupation
The Soviet U nion began a
forces '
massive m ilita ry a irlift in De
Thousands of Afghan refugees c e m b e r 1979. le a d in g to a
also marched th rough the streets
o f Tehran and the IranU n cities
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ranged In age Irom 14 to 20.
were all shot In the legs or
hands, the sources said
Elsewhere In the G a ia Strip,
six other Arab* were wounded
by arm y gunfire In four villages
und camps, the sources said
In th e W e s t H a n k , f iv e
P alestinian were w ounded In
th re e separate In c id e n ts , an
a rm y sp o k e s m a n s a id
The
spokesman had no im m ediate
In fo rm atio n on the G a ia clashes
or Ihe m an slain in A bw eln
In d o w n t o w n J e r u s a le m
Tuesday, a sm all bom b exploded
In a garbage can on Ja fla Koad.
the m ain com m ercial street, but
Ihe blast caused no damage or
In ju rie s , a p o lle r spokesm an
said
In a statem ent released In
Ite lru t. the Fatah R evolutionary
C ouncil of A im N idal claim ed
r e s p o n s ib ility fo r th e s m a ll
bom b
Unltad Praaa International
JERUSALEM - Nr a ril soldier*
shot and k ille d one Palestinian
Tuesday and wounded at least
2 0 o lh e r a In c la s h e s w it h
stone th ro w in g dem onstrators In
Ihe Israeli-occupied West Hank
and G a n S trip . P a le s tin ia n
sources said
Mohammed Khalld. 20. was
killed d u rin g a confrontation In
Ihe West Hank village of A b w rln
Khalld. w ho was shot In the
chest and shoulder, died on Ihe
way to Ihe hospital. Ihe sources
said,
T uesday's In rId e m b ro ug ht
the death to ll since Ihe start of
the year o ld Palestinian uprisin g
In at least 32.1 Palestinians and
11 Israelis
In the t is r it S trip , at least nine
people were wounded d u rin g
disturbances In the N uselrat
refugee cam p The victim s, w ho
^
D ip lo m a t* Irom the Heijlng
embassies o f nine A frica n na
lio n s went to N anjing and met
w ith Ihe student* Tuesday The
di|> lom *t* returned Wednesday
to Heijlng but refused im m ediate
to m m c n l on Ihe situ atio n
An Am erican student. Heather
M« M illan. 20 of Portland Ore
w ho rrm alned at Ihe guest house
after Ihe other A m e rica n * were
released Tuesday and attended
the m eeting, said the A frican
students pleaded to lie allowed
to leave for the capital
The A frican d ip lo m a ts said
th e y w ere n e g o tia tin g w ith
Chinese o flk ia l* on the issue
M< M illan told W estern reporter*
by telephone
She said I lie stu de nt* to m
plained of pour fis s l and having
to sleep imi floor* because iltc rr
were not enough brd s
C ity and p ro v tm ia l o llu lal*
could not tie rea( fled lot i (Hit
m erit late Wednesday, hut ap
p atently were concerned that
allo w in g lfie Africans in leave
(o u ld ignite renewed protests
C ity a uthorities Tuesday an
nou nce d a renew ed ban on
u n a u th o riz e d d e m o n s tra tio n *
but thousand* of Chinese defied
the order and protested, pro
rnp tlng jm lk e to respond w ith
heavy security jia tro l* Tuesday
n ig h t in c lu d in g rio t e ijuipped
squads
T h e u n r e s t Is l in k e d to
longstanding ra« tal h ostility
tween Chinese and A fric a n * In
the M H inlry A frican students
have i om plained o f d ls rrtm in a
ttoo and harassm ent by Icsal
Chinese and sc hoot a uthorities
The tru s to n * have p reviously led
to violence
IlK U IN G — Hat lal unrest sub
sided In eastern Nanjing Wed
nesday In the wake til m a s s i v e
anti Afrit an protests b ill 135
African college students under
g o ve rn m e n t p ro te c tio n w ere
prevented from leaving the arra
foreigners In the city said
No new detnolistratlous were
reported a n il the c ity apjiearrtt
calm after three tiays of protests
by thousands of Chinese slu
dent* and local residents over a
rork th ro w in g braw l la-tween Af
rira n students and Chinese last
weekend m i a Nanjing tollege
campus
The tie m onst rat Ions, although
largely jiea cefu l. m arked the
worst racial incident In years
and the fir s t m ajor cam pus
unrest In C hina *U* r nationwide
student protests tw o years ago
l >rotesters demanded that At
rtcan students Involved In a
clash Saturday night at lle fta l
U niversity, in w h lrh I I Chinese
and two A frit an* were Injured,
lie detained and jiroset tiled
Hut foreign students rra< bed
in the rtty . t a i l miles south ot
llrijln g said local officials were
.•nldfng 133 African students
under protective t usiody at a
guest house in a small tow n
outside N anjing and preventing
them from leaving
The A frican students fled to
the city ra il station Sumlay and
Monday to rst ajie angry crowds
but were rem oved by p o lite
Monday n ig h t along w ith a
group of Am erican and other
foreign students, and ta k rn lit
I he guest house
E g y p t ia n - ls r a e li
ta lk s
Unltad F rs ts International
CAIMO. E gypt - Egyptian
P re s id e n t lln s n l M u h a ra k *
proposed Jteace visit In Israel
now lied lo Ihe Jewish slate
opening dlret I talks w ith tin
Palestine l.llie ia llo n l> tg an i/a
lion, was m ei w ith resisiem e in
Jerusalem and drew i rItl« ism
W'ednevlav from a I'I.O o llk ml
The added conditions to an
offer M ubarak first made Satin
day. and in itia lly embraced try
Israel threatened to detail a
ptojMmrd new Egyptian Is ra rli
peace d ia lo g u e be< a u s r o l
Jerusalem * n |i|m *l!lo n to any
recognition of the I'i.O
" I Ix -ltrv r lfi.it the prepara
ttons ol such visits require stru t
attenllon. not sjiu tltg h t* or con
dltton s." Israeli Prune M inister
Y ll/h a k S ham ir fold ih r slate
run Israel Hadlo In rrsponsr lo
M ubarak * new est rx jirc s s c d
position
The cla rifica tio n ol M utia ra k'*
o rig in a l p ro p o s a l was m ade
T u e s d a y b y H u ir o * G h u ll.
E gypt's lon g tim e m in iste r ol
stale lor foreign a ll.tits ( ilia ll
held Ih r same posl when I h r late
President A nw ar Sadat made Ills
breakthrough visit In Israel III
11177 anJ h r aceom |M itlrd h im
there So did M ulr.ir.ik
M ubarak's lllllla llv r seemed
Intended to add life to the
d rcu drs o ld Arab Isra rli |H-.u r
pnx r*% billow ing ih r U S de
cision Dec 14 lu n|H*n a dialogue
w ith Ih r PLO W ashington made
Ih r move alter Pl.O C hairm an
Yasser A ru lu l agreed to r x p llc ily
recognize Israel and renounce
terrorism
Israel o jip o s r* the dialogue
a n d r e je c ts th e PLO as a
negotiating |>arthrr. adhering to
Its years o ld label o l the group as
a "te rro ris t organization "
Halher. S ham ir said be favors
jieace talks w ith M ubarak on the
basis of i h r U.S.-engineered
HI7H C am p David accords, the
fo u n d a tio n o f Ihe E g y jitla n Israrli jieace Ir ru ly 111 March
1979 that culls for Palestinian
se lf-n ilr in the Israeli-occupied
th r e a te n e d
W rst Hank and t .u /u S trip
K gyjtt. w hich rrjw -airdly al
f ir m r d i h r Im p o rta n c e o l a
dialogue and contact tir tw r r n
the |>|.() and Is ra rl w ill r o n Iln u r
Its rllu rts Inw ard that o tijri live.
G tia ll tnld reporter*
W ith this
o b je c tiv e In m in d . President
M u lkira k Is |ir r |M ir d to visit
Israel H Is ra rl agree* lu a diu
lu g lir w ith tb r I ’I.O '*
f i h a l l ’ s s ta te m e n t was In
tended a* a rla rtllc a llo n of re
m a rk * M utiarak made in an
In te rv ie w S a tu rd a y w ith tb r
K u w a iti n rw s jia jirr Al Antiaa
S ham il, the leader of a new
c o a litio n g o v e rn m e n t seven
weeks In the m aking, quickly
r r s jx iu d r d lu M u b a r a k * In
terview , e xjirrsstn g confidence
that they w ould "re a ch positive
re su lts" If they meet
S ham ir's aides said Monday h r
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P IZ Z A H U T IN V IT A T IO N A L
By CHRIB F IB T IR
Herald sports editor__________________________
basketball
Rockets end Heat’s streak
MIAMI — A k m n O U ju w o n * w r d nine o f hl»
22 p o in t* In th r fo u rth q u a rte r and O tis Thorpe
Added 21 points and 12 rebound* Tuesday night
to lead the H ouston Rocket* to th etr sixth
straight victo ry, a 101-PH triu m p h over the
Miami th at
Hut k J o h n s o n a nd
Eric Floyd srored I H
p o in t s e a c h as th e
R orkrts. at IH 9 o w ners
o* the brat record In the
W e ste rn C o n fe re n c e ,
o v e rc a m e a 5 0 -4 1
halftim e deficit
M tam l I d ! to 3 2 2 a m i
hsd Its tw o game w in*
ntng streak conic to an
r n d . J o n S u n v o ld
m atched h is career h ig h w tth 23 points for
M iam i
Houston o u tsco rrd M ia m i 35-21 in the th ird
q u a rtrr. led by 12 p o in ts from Floyd A ll live
Houston starters reachetl double flg u rrs as Ihe
R o rk rts bench co n trib u te d Just 10 points
M iam i lied Ibe score H4 H4 on a IB -fo o trr by
Rory Sparrow w llh ti 40 left llu l Ihe Rockets
o u t scored M U in l 12 5 to take a 9 M 0 lead on
iw oO laJuw on free th ro w s w llh I 4 0 lr lt
FOOTBALL
Freedom: Colorado vs. BYU
ANAHEIM . C alif. — Colorado's Erie IWenlemy
ran for 1.243 v a rtl* In a seasr.n of relallve
a n o n ym ity lie says the llelam a n T rophy ra n
w all.
"T h e Hetaman Is alw ays som ething that goes
through y o u r m in d .” said (Menlemy. whose No
20 llu fla lo rs play B righam YounK Thursrlay
night in Ihe Freedom Howl " I ’ve got lwr» more
years and I'm pla cing It In ihe tia rk of m y m ind
My m am th in g Is g e ttin g Colorado in the Orange
Howl
" I n i tu r d of fin is h in g behind, well. I’m not
going to call them iN ebraska and OklalMMital the
Big T w o II we w tn the Ht|( E ight. tl»at woolrl
fu lfill m y dream s "
Oraibi wins Malibu Stakes
A R C A D IA . C a lif — L ig h tly rac ed O ra lb l
srored tfie richest v ic to ry of his <a rre r Monday
by ca p tu rin g Ihe §1 15.550 M alibu Slakes
opening feature ol the UtMlay w in te r m eeting ai
Santa A n ita Park
O ralbl recorded Ihe first sla k rs w in of his
career and hts fo u rth straig ht v ic to ry In only Ills
fifth career start O n tlb i was lim e d in I 21 3-5
and paid §14 00. §7 0 0 and §5 00 P rrc rlv r
Arrogance returned §0 0 0 and §5 HO w hile
Speerlrattr- paid § 4 .00 to show.
O ralbl laid In fo u rth position u n til Ihe tu rn lor
hom e In the 7 -lu r lo n g race O ra lb l then
rcs|H>nde<l In Ih r com m ands of Jockey l-a llll
Ptncay J r., challenged for Ih r lead, and lou gfil
off perceive Arrogance for a ih rre quarter length
victo ry. H eavily favored M l P rrfrrtd o llnlsherl
fo u rth In the fie ld o f 13.
O ralbl earned § 70.550 lor the victo ry, com
pared to §40,050 in four previous starts The
son o« Forlt Is ow ned by Ralph and A ury Todd of
Santa Ytrcz. C a lif . w h o bred tlw son ol Dancing
L i/ in K entucky.
IHOCKEY
Rangers overpower Devils
W ith in tw o days o f a cm ilrtng e r n ir r Carey
W ilson from the H artfo rd Whalen*. the New York
Rangers had rediscovered th e ir pow er-play
s to rin g touch and picked up lo u r points In the
standings w llh a pair of victories over Ihe New
Jersey Devils.
W ilson co n trib u te d a goal and tw o assists o n
power plays In Tuesday n ig ht's 7 5 victory
Monday, he recorded three assists, iw o on p o w e r
plays
The Rangers, w ho had scored o nly o n c e In
th e ir previous 42 (lower (days, converted six ol
16 o p p o rtu n itie s In Ihe home and home series
against Ihe D e v il*. In clu d in g fo ur o f nine
Tuesday, and p ulled w ith in fo ur points of the
lir s i . pl ace P ittsb u rg h Penguins In Ih r Patrick
D ivision.
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In o i l i e r g a m e s . W a s h in g to n n ip p e d
Philadelphia 4-3 and M ontreal overcame Los
Angeles 3-2.
From alaff and wire report!
BASKETBALL
□ 6 :3 0 p.m . — SC. College. Palm Beach C lassie.
M ia m i vs. Penn. (LI
□ 7 p .m . — SUN. College. Florida C ilru s Classic.
A u b u rn vs. V lllu ito vu . (L)
□ 9 p.m . - SUN. College. Florida C itru s C lasslr.
FSIJ vs. UCF. (L )________________________ _ _ _
C o m p le te lis t in g o n Page 2B._______________
ORLANDO — W hat's a good way to keep
Tampa L elo's Falcons hum w in n in g ih r P lu s
H ut In vita tio n a l?
Put them up against Lake M ary In Ih r llrst
round
The Falcons, t o u r n a m e n t cham pions lit I9H5
and I9H6. have an 11-2 r e c o r d In I'lxza l lu l play.
Both losses have come In first round play against
la ik r Mary 's Rams
The Rams q u ickly becoming an an h riva l of
l. r ln . tr iu m p h e d over th e F alco ns In I h r
tournam ent opener lor the second year In a row
Tuesday w llh a 2 1 victory before 701 fans at
Boone High
L akr Mary. H O -I. advances In the w inners
h ra rk rl to a game tonight at 6 against Daytona
Beach S e a h rrr/e L rlo. 4-2-1 goes Into Ih r
consolation bracket, which It won last year,
where it lakes on (krone today ai I
" I t w ould lie nice If we d id n 't have to play l-a kr
tM U ll'IM V n
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"T h e Iasi lim e w r played Seabreeze
victory last W ednesday I John Moru scored both
o f our goals. L a k r M a n coach L a rry M<< orkle
said H w ill change th ing s (or u* hot w r II move
Darren Forde u p Iro n i and w r should la- all
c .a»i i o>*«##e*»» i
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M ary in Ihe lirs i round every v ra r
Ix to roa ch
Hay Dil*ompo said
'W r d id n 't play real w ell
today, and y o u have n> lie ai y o u r I k-* i against a
tra m like Lakr Marv
W hile happy w llh Ihe w in over Ix to . Ih r Kam a
w ill hr forced In ,..a> l o t t i g f i f * C-nnc w ith o u t
tra d in g s ro rrr John Mora w ho was red carded ill
l l i r a rron d hall ol T uesday’s game Any p la v rr
M Noi much h a p ftrn rd in ih r lirs i 25 m ln u ie * of
Tuesday's game as both learns w r r r able to get
Into attacking p osition , only to lie turned awav
to R tro n g d e lrn s lv r plav
t,.ikr M a r y b ro ke the scoreless lie al ih r I L IJ
m a rk o n a p e n a lly kic k by Mora his IH ilt goal ol
the season The PK was s rl up when Mora made
a n k r run dow n the right wing brought Ihe ball
in to Ih r ho* a n d was taken d ow n bv a Ix to
d rlr n d r r
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Ix to came I tuck q u ickly Itw u gh . and got the
ly in g goal w ith 9 5M left in Ihe lirs i hall l- i k r
Mary » a * called for one of II* 32 fo ul* on 'he
game to give llie Fait o n* a (ire k ic k just outside
See Mams. Page 3tt
Jesuit tops
Lyman, 2-0
B y CHUCK BURQIBB
Herald correspondent
O R LAN D O — C om ing In to the P lz /a l l u l
In v ita tio n a l b oy* soccer tournam ent ih i* week, ihe
Jesuit H igh Tigers had one th ing on their m in ds —
revrnge
Alter losing to tlie u n d rlra lrd T allahassrr Ix o n
L io n * In last year * 3A s ta ir soccer llt u l* tiy a
narrow 2 0 m argin. Ihe T iger* w a n lrd a shot al
redeeming th e ir (wide by snap|>mg llw state *
longest w in n in g sirra h in *«■ i er w llh the L in n * :MI
V || 1
To gel th e ir chant r however, the Tiger* had to
get past Ihe tough Lyman G reyh ou n d* In their lirs i
iiH in d e on fro n la tlon Even though the game was
n ip and lu c k , and scratch and t law the entire way.
the Tigers w ound up w llh llie 24) victory and
earned Ihe healed rrm a it h between Ih r n um ber
one and n um ber three teams in the s ia ir
• W r cam e h e ir w anting lo play Ix o n . Tiger
head c o a c h Boh Bauman said “ IPs ih r chance
we've been w a llin g lor lor a long tim e We p la yrd
them tough in ih r finals Iasi year and w r jo *i i aine
up short If w r play steady ant! finish when we
liave a shot at scoring, w r slm u itl give them a gemd
game **
.
The w in ti|i|ie d Jesuit'* record to 5 I w llh the
G reyhound* ta ilin g lo 4 4 1 The T ige r* play Ix o n
al 5 p m and ihe Greyhounds lat k lr Ihe lo u g h
Hornets o f Bishop Moore III Ihe 3 p III shootout
It itHik 19 15 for anyone to t rat k the goose egg*
on the scoreboard a* Jesuit 's llrr ru la it IMlIman lilt
a penalty k ir k Into the rig ht tu rn e r of Ihe goal
against L y m a n 's Kell Walden D tllm an was on a
breakaway o pp o rtu n ity when he was taken In the
ground on a tltis e call llia l pul llw llg e r* In the
d riv e r's seat early
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•'ll took Brendan awhile in g n going tonight.
Bauman sattl of fils senior m ld lir ld r t
lie allowed
up right as w r gol started and II lin k h im a lew
m lm ilrs lo get Into Ih r flow of Ih r game
The rest of Ih r half consisted ol a defensive
struggle w llh Walden m aking one sjieelacular save
alter another w hich left Ih r s c o r e al I O al the end
til th r hall
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We played a very good tra m to nig ht in J rs u lt.
G reyhound head coach Ray Sandidgr said
We
p la yrd well, but we d id n 't fin ish our shot* whic h
h u rt us a lot It was a fairly even game considering
w c 'rr p la y in g w ith H irer freshm en and tw o
See J e s u it. Page 3B
Head games
Oviedo ft Derek H alo* leaps up and heads tho
ball away Irom a Clearwater Catholic player in
Tuesday a opening round action ol Ihe Pizza Hut
Invitational Clearwater Calholtc. rankod No 1 m
Class 2A, rolled lo a 3-0 victory lo spoil Oviedo s
tournament debut For dotails of the gem®, sec
Page 3B
Browns
coach
resigns
UCF to battle the big
boys at Red Lobster
By TONY DeBORM IIR
Herald sports writer___
ORLANDO — On Tuesday u lirrnoon. U n iv e rs ity o f C rn trul Florida
m en's lia s k rilM lI coach I’h ll C arter
was given a key lo Ihe e liy of
Orlando W hat he'd like is llw key to
open the way to success for h i*
learn.
The k r y presentation cerem ony
was part o l a media luncheon al a
Red la ib s irr restaurant on In te rn a
tional Drive for tills week's Red
L o b s t e r C lo s s le B a s k e t b a l l
T ournam ent (tonight and tom orrow
al ih r O rlando C ivic CenlerJ Along
w ith C arter. A u b u rn '* Sonny S m ith .
Itollle M asslm lno ol Vtllanova and
Florida S ta ir's Pal Kennedy ulso
received "k ry s ."
For the wlnleaa Knights, the Red
lo b s te r Classic could lie Ih r key to
their season.
So fur lilts year. UCF Is 0 6 und
averaging 67.2 points jw r game
w hile th e ir opponents u rr scoring at
a 100.7 p o ln t-jw r game clip, losing
lo NCAA |lowers Florida Slate. Iowa
and Alabama, llu l Carter hopes II all
w ill start lo pay o ff soon
"T h e re a rr tw o sides to It. one
a n tlc IjM lrd and one feared.'' said
Carter. "Y o u want lo anticipate llia l
Ih ry 're going lo rise lo Ih r challenge
and learn from playing against th r
best. W hat you fear Is Ih r fru s tra
tio n fro m Ihe lack o f p o s itiv e
frrd fw irk .''
It doesn't look like th r K u lg h ls
w ill g rt any |M>silvr (rrd lia ck In the
Red Lobster Classic In Hits even
ing's 9 (i m . game, alter Vlllanova
and A u bu rn tlp o ff ihe tournam ent
at 7 p.m .. UCF |ila>» a Florida Stale
team th a t II h a* already lost 133-79
lo Ih ls season
And tom orrow , lire K night* have
the dubious honor of playing e ithe r
A uburn or V lllanova. both of w h ic h
(la rtlrlp a trd In Ihe NCAA cham |ilo n s lilp to u r n a m e n t lu s t y e u r.
Should UCF lose. It w ill play In
F riday's 7 p m gam r against Ihe
A u b u rn /V llla n o v a loser w hile an
u jis e l w in o v e r FSU putv* th e
K u lgh ls in F rid ay's 9 p m clta m p lo n s h I p g a m e a ga In s I t h e
V llla n o vo /A u b u rn winner.
C arter feels that playing lop-notch
co m petition like ihe Knights w ill
face In ihe Red Lobster Is ih r lies!
way to c h ris te n his young (five
fre s h m e n , o ne s o jilio m o re . tw o
ju n io rs and fo u r seniors! learn.
’ O ur five freshmen have played
against tw o to p 10 ira tn s IFSU and
Iowa) and a very good Alabama
te a m ." C a rte r said. "T h a i's a p re tty
good way to wake up lo ih r game.
"1 th in k tills w ill help them see
w hat they need lo do l( we're going
lo g e l to llia l level.'*
T ills Is ih e 19th year of ihe Red
Lobster Classic, w hich has grow n
from a re la tiv e ly m in or tournam ent
(the 1970 fie ld Included Stetson,
r See L o b s te r, Page 2B
U n ited Press International
Dribbling Ram
Lake Mary's Amy Kuvach looks
to pass o il tho drtbblo In
action earllor Ih ls soason. Tho
Lady Rams relurn lo action
to n ig h t at Ihe O rlando Dr
Phillips Tournament.
C LEVELAN D C le v e la n d
B r o w n s C o a c h M a r ly S c h o lle n h c lm c r resigned Tuesday, three
clays a lte r his Ira n i was elim inated
In Ihe playufls. because of " Ir recoilr id a b le d iffe re n c e s '* w llh c lu b
o w n e r A rt Modrll that sprung (rum
a cllsap|>olntlnK offensive p e rfo r
m ance.
Schottcnhctm er. 45. Ihe Brow ns'
coach since Sam R ullgllan o was
d is m is s e d m id w a y th ro u g h the
I9 H 4 season, had com e u n d e r
c ritic is m since assum ing offensive
co o rd in a to r duties from L ln dy In
fa nte. who left to become brad
couch ut Green Bay. The Browns
scored 304 (mints Ih ls year. Hti
few er than In the strike-shortened
I9H 7 campaign.
M o d r l l s a id h r u n d S c h o lIr n h r lm r r held a 10 u rn m eeting at
th e tra m 's Cleveland Stadium o ilie r
w llh executive vice president Ernie
A ccorsl, who heads footliall cqicralio n s , und legal and a dm in istra tio n
head J im Bailey.
"W e laid out a program lh a l I fell
w o u ld serve Ihe B row ns' future. The
p ro g ru m Involves a n um be r ol
adjustm ents, a num ber of additions,
la n d ) a num ber o f assignm ents and
r e a s s ig n m e n t* .
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! ■ — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, December 28. 1988
Howell, Oviedo defeated
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ST. CLOUD — If yo u're seek, a p p a re n t In I h r fir s t th r r e
lug a fo rm u la to deplete the iM-rlods. even though th r S llv rr
rrsources o f yo u r boy* I m k n - I law ks shiM k off a 13-0 start on
u i) ii n - n
l u l l tra m , contact Lake Howell the shooting o f frrsh m a n point
Tbraapam l g M N -iu n N m M L Flay*
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AaafafaK o u iS m I f IFMyN 111 M iam i »
games In 14 days Next sc hedule 17-11
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no practices over that same span
h u t Orange Hark hit 7 -of-12
of tim e. Then throw In m id held goals tn the second period
C L E V E L A N D (M f I
shooting th a t’s somewhat tied r n route tn a 35*19 halftim e
M am * | l l a a IA la r d a r t > M >4 (,
together w ith the first tw o In advantage C hris flu ekley (161
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gredients Toss In a tra m that and team m ates took advantage
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som etim es starts three sopho nl l.a k r H ow ell's 3 o f- IO shooting
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th ere's all th r m akings of a c p ia rtrr In Increase th r lead to
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Dale P h illip * tinned his head
d id Tuesday In th e ir secondClay, land
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T h ro p a m l g a a H -B rx a . EMo Jordan
H a d g n Tatai ta w N -O a m ia n d 14 CSua g t
H igh School
Kotarv Showdown. What he'd
11 R ab a u n d a -C ia vd ia n d al iN tm a I I
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sco rrd Orange I'u rk. 25 9. in (irrto d at St Cloud High School
nearly arven m in u te s to slice the m ust have been enough In give
deficit to 59 52 helorr Corey Oviedo's basketball roach q uite
C m lr r m il com pany w n kr up to a headache.
A f t r r n u ts c a rln g G a trw a y .
register a G5-54 victory T in
Ca«W*« AatAaaWll B ta a fti
leas* coining on llie (terIs of 13 M III the w-tom l |trtlo d to
B f UbPN B f r a i l la in a n n u l
M onday's 8 0 51 lh ra s h in g .it the enter h alftim e tra ilin g . 21-20.
(lands .*1 St C loud, sets up th r Ltnns were m il scored 22 4 tn
O v lr d o 'a
to d a y 's »r v e n tn -place gam e th e t h i r d p e r io d
ECAC Ma l a a Faakaal
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against Oviedo la 00-41 loser to absentee o llrn s e In th r second
i f J N a I N FarWtam N
hall re s u lln l in a 6 6 4 1 loss that
K iw in im r r G a trw n v l
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Far H I C Uam
Forw ard Steve Johnson <13 Ira d s th r L io n s In to today's
la t lh m
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w ith 10 fo u rth period |<olnts
F a r* » i n 4
Not that Gateway (2 8) d id n 't
S o p h o m o re fo rw a rd H y m
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nine points m the ru n l l u l ra il against O vlrd o (3-6|
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u t when he connected on a
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height advantage, rx p lo tlrd the
C arter (game high | HI came Lions iiltrn s lv r ly and shredded
lu c k w ith a field goal to send the lh e ir opponent's pressure de
Haiders to a 01-52 lead that fense w ith u ncanny rosy after
F in d
th w a rte d the threat
Inlrrm lsK ton S p rarhrad tn g the
W N n f t i p i (1 Samar, <1
" W r 'r r really d ra in e d ." Kahn Panthers' ih trd p rrio d flrrw o rk s
CaacarMa D. Cal ia r * a C m *1
said "T ile Iasi few games we've w as 6 fo o t 4 J u n io r fo rw a rd
rea lly been s tru g g lin g front the Moses Regular, who ra ckrd up
M n a tA H a h tra M
field, but w r came back a bit nine o f h is game high 19 {M ints
today a l th r end. I th in k our Senior e e n trr L uis O ltvo 113
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v o tin g guys n erd to |»n»ct!re, p olntsl co ntribu te d seven In th r
s o m e th in g w r h a v e n ’ t done th ird period as the Panthers
C Carolina (I. MN B a ftm ia C a (
miner Dee. 14.
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Hollins. Ohio
;• U n tv rrs lly and Scion Hall) to a
•j m ajor cvcn l (last year's tourney
$[ boasted FSU. F lttsburgh and
Alabam a, along w ith UCF)
;■ F o r FSU . w h ic h w on th e
; Tournament in 1086. this w ill tie
th e t h i r d c o n s r c u tlv e Hed
f (.o b slcr Classic In w hich Its
t participated.
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I " I t 's great to be In a (ouman t i n i i H kr th is w ith great teams
^ And coaches.” said FSU's Ken*
j! iird y , whose team reached No.
^ jO fn the (Kills released Tuesday.
;j . "T h e kids are excited about
;• (bat. 1 never (bought I'd coach a
;• Icom that w ould l)e In the top
;! iO , Hut the kids are excited
;• n I k iu I It and having fun w ith ll.
;< Now, w e're hoping to build on
A u b u rn ’s first-ro un d oauponeiil
th a t the
T igers have beaten tw te c In the
tw o tim es the schools have met.
V llla n o v a w ill be m a k in g Its
In a u g u ra l appearance In the
C la s s ic .
" O u r team Is p la y in g k in d of
sp o ra d ica lly," said M asstm lno
"W e 'v e lost three gam es at the
buzzer. Now we come dow n here
and em bark on one o f the (test
tu u r n u m c n ts In th e U n ite d
States.
“ I hope we can respond In a
to urna m en t like th is because
th is Is w hat college basketball Is
all a b o u t."
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NEW YORK - No 13 Ohio
S ta le deployed a defense to
pressure F lorida 's guards The
G ators' defense d id not
The results were th .it Florida's
top th rre guards com bined for
14 tu rn o v e rs w h ile ilu c k r y r
{ K i i n t guard and m arksm an Jay
llu rs o n shot and passed Ohio
State to a rousing v ic to ry .
llu rs o n made a sc hool record
nine 3-polrUrrs r n route to 37
(M ints Tuesday n ig ht and Ohio
State flourished behind fu ll court
defense tn rout Florida 93-68 In
an KCAC H oliday Festival s e m i
f in a l.
1 he buckeyes. 8 2. w ill play
the w inner of a sem ifinal be
tween St. J o h n 's and Fordham
In T hu rsda y's fin al Florida. 4 6.
bus lost five of six and w ill
p articip a te In the consolation
game
llu rs o n . a ti tool senior guard,
converted nine o f 13 3 pointers
to break Ohio S late's record of
five set by Dennis Hopson In
1987 against N orthw estern In
la d . the most 3-|M lnters the
H urkeyes ever made as a team
111 a game lie tore was eight,
llu rs o n . whose career-high was
38 {M ints r a r llr r th is season, left
A u b u rn
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a e v e n y e a rs .
• y ' "W e had a great tournam ent
here tw o yra rs ago. We're luokng
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Florida played mainly zones
and llurson responded by find
m g the soli spots lor long range
Jumpers
"T h e y stayed In ihelr /one and
th rre were o|ienings at th r top of
t h r k e y ,” s a id O h io S la te
fo rw a rd J e r r y F ra n c is , w ho
scored 1 1 { M in is "They d id n 't
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Florida Coach N orm Sloan said
h r w ould have loved to do Ihat
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a n y th in g we cold have done
d iffe r e n tly ." Sloan said "O i
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one-mn-nne W hen w r zoned, he
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llu rs o n was |3 ol 22 from the
Held and also d is trib u te d 8
assists, tops on the game.
" I don 't see m yself as a 3-polnt
sh oo ter." said llu rs o n , w ho was
sevrn o f 21 on 3 pointers th is
season e ntering the game *‘R
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Ohio Stale o u lsro te d Florida
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Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday, Oacambar 28, 1988 — SB
CCC rips Oviedo;
Leon wins in PKs
I Liles was co nsta ntly clearing
the trail a n ti se ttin g u p o p
p o rtu n itie s for Oviedo hut It
could never fin d tire net.
O K L A N DO — C le a r w a te r
C entral C atholic controlled the
Clearwater rurne out in the
tia ll In the aerond h a ll to lukc the
set ond h a lf and controlled the
March out o l Oviedo and dow n
trail for the firs t five m in u te s
the Lion*. 3-0. In the ujie nlng
(rasslng It track and fo rth be
round ol the Pizza Hut In v ita
tween It* m id field ers and de
fe n d e rs . F’ l n a l ly a p assa g e
tio na l tielore 301 Ian* at lila ho p
Moore High School
o p e n e d fo r a r u n a n d th e
M arauder* q u ic k ly Jumped al
The M arauder*, ranked a* lire
the chance
M a t e ' * lop 2 A learn. Im proved to
6 - 0 on the m - a m i i i and w ill now
After tw o sh ot* Just missed
th e ir target C learw ater netted its
play Evan* The L io n * lell to 6-2
second goal w ith 28 3N to play.
and w ill re tu rn In action today
D ally won the trail from Hales
ugulnst Orange | ‘ark
and fed C ronon on the w ing.
" I n the l i n t h a ll we were a
Cronon then lolled a b eautiful
little Hal and we were ru *h ln g
pass track hr D aily and lie d id the
th in g * ." Clearwater coach J im
lla rte said "W e ta m e out and
rest fin ish in g off the run w ith a
g<tal tn up Ihe lead to 2-0
controlled the tu ill tn the *econd
The Marauders added an In
hall w hich I* w hat we wanted to
surance goal w ith IN 0 | to play
do. Oviedo I* very em otional am i
w h e n y o u c o n tr o l th e h a ll
w ltrn John Lauiron was In ihe
rig h t place at tire rig ht tim e
again*! a learn like that you take
C m non fired a shot on goal th a t
away th eir em otion and that
was cleared hy Kotr M ills. M ills*
w orked to our advantage In the
second hall ''
bool, though, went right tn the
feet of Ijin n n n w ho fired the ball
The M arauder* nearly ta m e
rig h t track at. and In the goal «o
up w ith a q u ick goal a* G arrett
up lire lead to 3-0
C m non » or keel In cloac to the
"W e were forcin g lire hall up
goal and *ent at %hol pa»i the
Ihe m iddle in the lirs t half and
Oviedo keeper Rob GeUler got
began tn Use o u r wings In the
to the ball and cleared it lo r the
second h a lf." lla rte said "T h a t
L io n * belorr It rolled Into the net
In keep the game sc-nrrlr**
(tftened things u p for us. plus the
fai l we were (ratlent We ho|re tn
C m non came up w ith another
come out and play well again
good *ro rln g i leaner w ith 31:25
Inm m nrnw . w e 'll need In In th is
to play In the u p rn ln g h a ll a* Ire
tournam ent *
took a criMM | u w trout C h rt*
LEON S T R E A K A T 3S
W a rtlckl and r lp |ird a *hot that
O R L A N D O — T a lla h a s s e e
» a* Just Inche* wide ol the goal
la-on needed jirn a lly kicks to
E rik D u llm rv rr then came up
overcome a jreskv Bishop Moore
w ith a chance lor the L io n * a* he
squad. 2-1. in the opening round
b r o k r Ire e d o w n le ll * l d r
of the I 'lr r s Hut In vita tio n a l
D u llm rv rr tired a »hot al the
Tournam ent trefore 501 fans al
goal that wa» rig h t on target hut
lilsh o p Moore H igh School
w a * saved hy keeper J o h n
L ru n. Ihe lop ranked learn In
Gllhea
class 3A. Im proved to 9-0 on Hie
A lte r
u n u m b e r o I o p season, and won Its 36th con|M>tiunltle* lirta n Siracusa dual
aectillve m atch, and w ill play
ly p u l C le a r w a t e r u n th e
Tampa J rs u il In today in a
*c ore board w ith 24 43 to play In
rem atch of Iasi srasons slate
the opening hall. Kevin D ailv
final Itlstlo p M oorr fell lo 5 3 1
Intercepted an errant Oviedo
and w ill re tu rn lo action today
| m u and made a run down the
against Lym an
re n te r ol lire Held helorr spotting
' lils h o p Moore has a very
Siracusa on the w ing D aily
lough te a m ." I.ro n coat h A m
la p p rd a soft pa** to the rig ht
and Siracusa finished it o il to
trine O fu a iii said. " I hey put a lot
of presaurc on the entire game.
give the M arauder* tille r In itia l
lead
I'm suprised th a t they have tw o
losses, they are very talented '*
Oviedo came up w ith a couple
The U n fu rls o|iened the game
of scoring th re a t* late in the trail
strong and m tired Hrelr goal just
led hy the hustle of Derek ILttes
Penalty spoils
Brantley’s effort
l y MARK BLYTHE
■y CHRIS PISTIR
Herald sport* writer
Herald sports editor
Oviedo's Chris Scroggins bools a bell upheld In Pizza Hut play vs
Clearwater Catholic fhe powerful Marauders upended Oviedo. 3-0. in
first round action
30 seconds in to the m atch -fay
Scarleta broke lo lire m iddle and
took a serve from Hob O' Malley
and netted the trail to give
lilsh op Moore a quick 1-0 lead
w ith 39 30 rem aining In the
ofrenlng half
"W e're usually a slow starting
team so I was glad to see us pit k
up an early goal." lilsh op Mnorr
coach Hmce Saulpaugh " I t gave
us som e c o n fid e n c e W e 're
lighters, we re young but we
w on't q uit, we ll keep ro m ln g al
you '*
The Hornets lead was sfiort
lived, though as Ic o n evened
things up w ith 2N 4H to play In
the trail T u c k rr Rlordan cen
tered him self as John M inniek
made a ru n down Ihe left side
Mlnniek then sent a high (mss to
Hie m iddle and Rlordan sent a
header Into the upper rig ht hand
i trrner of the goal
Neither team could gel a ny
thing going In the lecond half
a lt h o u g h b o th te a m s h a d
chances to put the hall In the
net lils h o p M o o rr* Sergio L o| n-z
came up w ith the Irest scoring
chance in the second half as h r
shook Ictoae and made a run
itow n tire left side of the field,
breaking through a pair of de
fenders and set tin g up a one on
o n r situation w ith M rD a n lrl's
Lopez's shot was w ide of the
m ark k rrju n g th r score tied The
s ro rr rrm aln ed tied and came
dow n to jtrn a ltv kicks lo pee who
w ould advance.
D a rre l opened th e p e n a lly
k ir k s fo r IMshop M o o rr end
found th r rig ht side of Ihe goal lo
give Hie Hornets a quick lead
llu r c r l then came uj> w ith a savr
«*H M in n lrk % attem pt and for a
m o m e n t th e s tre a k w a * In
Jeopardy.
lilsh op M oorr. though, missed
II* next tw o shot* and Tony
Vaughn and W a lk rr hoth found
Ihe net on th e ir* lo give the
L io n * a 2 1 advantage on Ihe
penalty k ir k *
E r ic H r lg h t k e p t H l*h o j>
M oorr * Itojk-s alive when lie
found the u p p rr rig h t hand o f
the goal lo even H ung* Tucker
Rlordan then upped Ihe l<ron
lead lo 3-2 and It a ll came down
lo o n r Hie last *h ot for each
tra m .
The H ornet* * r n t Tom lU g e to
the s tn jie and h i* shot was saved
by McDaniel * in keep Hie streak
alive
"W e knew it w ould be lough,
everyone In H it* tournam ent ts
lo u g h ." O fuanl said
Evans posts 3-1 upset of Orange Park
■ y CHUCK BU R O E Bt
Herald correspondent
ORLANDO — The Evans Trojans Junq>rd
m il to an early lead and poured on Ihe heat
tn the la ir going to jnmi a 3 I llrs l round
upsci of the Orange Park R aider* In the
I t m i Hut In vita tio n a l b oy* soccer to u rn a
m ent at lilsh o p M oorr High Tuesday night
The win Im proved the T ro ja n * season
totals tn 5-4-2 w hile the H aider* drnp|>rd
t h e i r r e c o rd lo (4-2-2 E v a n s p lo y s
C learwater C entral Catholic at I p m . The
Raiders dropped in the losers bracket and
w ill battle the Lions of Oviedo, w ho dropped
u 3-0 decision to the Marauders, at 11 a in
S tarting out w ith a fu ry, the Trojans got
th r first shot of the day and took fu ll
advantage of It as senior fo rw a rd T om m y
Rams
C o n tin u e d fro m 111
th r penalty area Ryan
R obinson ca m e ujr w ith un
excellent play on the free k ic k as
he blasted th r hull around lu ik r
M ary's w all und Inside th r le ll
p ost. Lake M ary g o a lk r r |r r r
Sieve Shurp d id not even see I h r
trail come around th r w all and
could not m ake a jrlay on the
shot.
T h r Rams came right truck lo
take th r lead at Ihe MOM m ark
when M anny Roldan m ud r a ru n
on th r rig ht side and (rushed the
trail tir Jon H ritok* w hit fired a
shot jtasl L e in k r r jr c r A n dy
Alfonso.
L u k r Mary had a chance to
m ake It 3 -1 w hen It had a shot at
an o |trn goal w ith six m in utes
left In Ihe half, hut defender
Jam es V olkm an m udr a nice
head save o f a shot by Hrttoks to
keep the Falcons w ith in 2 -1.
Tire lirst IO m inutes o f the
second h alf saw the Rums jrut on
a fu rio us offensive rally, hut la in
weathered Ihe storm and s till
faced o nly a one goal deficit.
W ith t h r R am s u n a ble tn
deliver Hie knockout blow on
offense. It was up to the defense
In the last 20 m inutes o f jrlay.
T h r defense Irecame even m o rr
Im p o r ta n t w h e n M oru w a s
ejected for urgulng an offcluls'
cull w ith 10. IN lelt to jrlay. Mora
wus b ringing Ihe trail dow n the
m id d le o f t h r fie ld w ith a
defender rid in g h im the whole
way. Moru was then culled for
pushing off. u rg u rd th r ra il nnd
wus red curded, leuvlng la ik r
M a ry u m a n s h o rt fo r th e
rem ainder of the game.
Leto managed to g rt three
shots on goal In Ihe Iasi IO
m inutes, hut o nly one hud uny
ILunes got a breakaway o p p o rtu n ity and
d rille d It past Scott Hodcnwehcr at 34 36
iL u n r * More put the llred up T ro jan * up
1-O w ith an e te rn ity lo play.
A l 3 I 47. Orange Park's J R Heranger got
a shot at goal as the ball was crossed over
the m iddle, but H c/anger's attem pt was
w ide and the score remained 1-0 H rzangrr.
w ho was just m oved up from the Raiders'
Junior varsity squad, got a second chance,
th ough and made the most o f It.
W ith 15 m in u te * of the game elapsed.
H eiangei hajqiened In Ire at the rig ht place
at the right lim e T cum m atr Matthew Harris
headed I lie trail tit ward Ihe g<tal ufter a
corner kick, hut the effort was rejected by
the lelt post He/anger. though. t«*rk Ihe
rtckirch rted shot am i sjrllt Ihe pipe* tn He
th ing s at o n r a jtle cr w ith 24; 16 to jrlay.
W ith 10 m in u te * lell tn play In the first
kin d of n chance lo go In. th a t on
a i hqt shot by R irlilnsou w ith 1H
second* left that Milled Just over
the goal.
It was the Rams' d rfr n s r thut
made Ihe 2-1 w in stand ujr w ith
Jam es Nobile s su|rcrb m a rk in g
Job on L e to le a d e r M a rc u s
Asgrdom leading the wuy. H ill
G ovrrnale and Fate Ravndal also
tu rn e d In r x r r l l r n l defensive
efforts w ith Rnvndal'w boom ing
goal kicks a hlg factor In k re jrln g
Leto off the attack In the late
to ta l
"T h e defense had a very good
h alf. Orange Park had tw o le g itim a te
•c o rin g o |i|rortunnies hut could not capliallie on the itllrn s iv e end and had to settle for
a 1-1 lie at the end ol the half.
Orange Park started o il w ith another
s tirrin g o p p o rtu n ity in the early stage* of
the second half when lirta n Jazm lerczak
went a jrass lo Matt lla ld u k . but lla ld u k hit
th r post w ith his shot and another Raider
scoring threat w rn t for naught.
W ith 22 42 show ing on lire clock. Evans'
John Hoc-cur zo got another breakaway for
Evuns when he forced H o d rn w rb rr lo
com m it early and Bcxcuzzo booled the trail
Into th r net for th r 2-1 lead. Boccuzzn
st irred again off a Humes' pus* that traveled
up Into the air for Hoccuzzo to put In a
|rerfeet header Into the upper 9 0 o f the
Raiders' goal w ith 12; 16 rem aining
rffo rt. especially when we were u
m an s h o r t." M cC o rklc said
"N o b ile d id an excellent Job
m arking Asgrdom "
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T h r early going o f the second
h a lf w as Ih e K l a f l r r show
W in te r Park c o n tin u a lly created
dangerous chances o n ly lo be
tu rn ed away by one spectaculur
savr after another
The most frustrated o f ihe
W ln tr r Park a lla c k e r* was All
Stale candidate Jo hn Duguld
w ho look rig h t shots on goal In
Ihe second half Three of ihnsr
shots came at point b lank range
a n d a ll th re e w e re e it h e r
s m o ih rrrd nr llp jw d awav bv
K la flrr
W ith I h r way K la flr r was
playing th r rest o f Ihe Brantley
defense started lo gain co n
fidence and Ih r Patriots looked
as if they m ight shut out the
W ildcats the rest of the w ay.
T h r unfortunate call then orr u r r d w ith 22 50 left lo play A
W in te r Park player fired a ball
In in a group of jila y rrs In front of
Hie goal and II stru ck a Brantley
defender The referee ruled an
in te n tio n a l hand ball, though,
and awarded W ln lrr Park the
jH-nalty k irk D uguld loo k Ih r
i ‘K ic.d w rn t lo (he rig h t and
K la flrr g ursard right but Ih r lu ll
Ju*t s lljip rd Inside Ih r post and
Ihe relieved W ild cat* had a 2 I
lead
W in te r Park, w hich outahoi
B rantley 19 3 In Ihe second half.
j h ii a n Insurance goal on H ie
hoard w ith H 53 rrm a ln ln g when
Mike McAvoy scored on an as*l*t
from D uguld.
"W e re In Hie to urna m en t for
th ird plare n o w ." Brody said
T h a t's how w r have lo look al
It W r h a v r lo put th is behind u»
and keep our heads u p ."
ORLANDO - L ik e Brantley's
P a trio t* found out Tuesday how
o n r r a il can disrupt an r n llr r
game
U ra n tlry w a* In th r m idst of
p la y in g o n r of Its best matches
o f th e y e a r, tie d I I w ith
e ig h th ranked W inter Park tn
the second half, when a hand
ball call n Ihe jien atly area gave
the W i cals a penalty kick
W in te r I a rk converted the PK
and went on lo w in l l ir game.
3-1. In Ihe opening round of ihe
Pizza llu l In vita tio n a l before 651
fa n * at Boone High
"T h a t penalty ruined a good
m atch for u s ." Lake {IraniIcy
coach J im Brody said "I fell we
could have b ra lr n W inter Park
u p u n til that point After lh a i.
w r got frustrated and they got
fired up "
Lake Brantley. 1-6-1. w ill nowplay In Ihe consolation bracket
w hile W inter Park. 6 0 2 . goes
on lo a w inners' bracket game
today al 2 p m against M iam i
K illia n .
A lth ou g h Ih r W ild ..n * came
o ut on lop. the be*i performance
b y a n y p la y e r on Ihe Held
Tuesday w a* turned In by Lake
Brantley goalkeeper K irk K la flrr
W in te r Park fired 27 shots on
goal for Ihe game and K la flrr
came up w ith 19 nave*, m any
lim e s ta king away breakaway
o p p o rtu n itie s n r p oint b la n k
shot*.
" K ir k had a great m atch,“
Brody said of K la flrr. " H r took
away 4 or 5 shot* that looked
like sure goals "
T h r first half wa* jirrha|>* Ih r
b r a t 4 0 m in u t e * o f s o e r r r
Brantley as played this season
T h r o n ly breakdow n by Ih r
P atriots in ihe half, though, led
lo W in te r Park's first goal O n r
defender tried lo touch Ihe twill
lo another, but Ih r second de
fender d ld n ‘1 go In Ih r ball and
W in te r Park’* Ryan Welch In
tercepted II. had a o n r on one
w ith K la flrr and converted (he
goal at ih r 28 14 m ark.
M ia m i K i l l ia n 's C o u g a rs ,
ra n k e d No I In C la s s 4A.
survived an o jirn ln g -ro u n d scare
Tuesday when they came away
w i t h a 1 -0 v i c t o r y o v e r
Jacksonville Fletcher’s Senators
K illia n . 6 0 . llred 20 shots on
goal lo o nly six for Fletcher, but
Ihe o n ly score of Ihe game was a
first h alf goal by M ario C rrtc r.
F le t c h e r g o a lk e e p e r C h a d
taunsback made 12 saves lo
keep Ih r Senators In Ih r game
W in te r Park kepi up the pre
ssure for Ihe n ext 10 m in u te *
and had a golden o p jM rtu n lty lo
add to Ihe lead when W elrh got
loose on another breakaway but
K la flr r came u ji w ith a sliding
save lo keep the Patriots down
by o n r goal.
la ik r B rantley then became
Hie offensive aggrrssor and the
Patriots got ih r equalizer w ith
9 :3 0 left In I h r h alf P rlnert
Sharm a had Ih r hall al Ih r lop of
th r box on Ih r rig ht w ing and
c rinsed It lo Ihe far jx»st where
Jam es W aczrw skl was w aiting
and he o n r lim e d It home.
Both learn* had there chances
In Ih r Iasi nine m inutes but
f a ile d to c o n v e r t a n d Ih e
h a lftim e score was 1-1.
M all Duhrule scored one goal
and had an assist as Daylona
Beach Seabreeze c o m p le te ly
dom inated Orlando Boone. 3-0.
In T u e s d a y 's fin a l gam e at
Boone High.
The first goal came 13 m in u te *
Into ih r m atch on a nice *h<ii
from the left w ing by Michael
Sanders. D ohrulc then assisted
on M alcolm G raham ’s goal that
gave te Sandrrab* a 2 0 lead in
Ih r second half and D u b ru lr's
goal o ff S coll S m ith 's assist
made II 3-0.
Seabreeze took 25 shots on
goal compared lo o nly r ig h t fu r
Boone. The h ig h lig h t o f Ih r
game for Boone was Ihe p lay of
goalkeeper Kevin F laslrrllng who
made 22 saves.
Jesuit
C o n tin u e d fro m IB
sopho
m ores and they've got m ainly
seniors.”
W ith
2 4 :5 6
r e m a in in g .
K ILLIA N SURVIVES
SEABREEZE ROLLS
D tllm an tossed an out o f bounds
b a ll to w a rd te a m m a te M ark
P h lllljrs Phlllljm look the hall
and d id the rest on h is ow n us he
delivered a package Into the
Lym an net for a T iger 2-0 lead.
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CALENDAR
By J A M M A L I
Herald Correspondent
Stompers to hold club meeting
The Old H ickory Stom pers clogging group holds club
m eetings every Wednesday at the K n ig h t* o f C olu m b u* Hall on
S Park Avenue. Sanfntd. For m ore in fo rm a tio n , call 349 9329
Overeaters to weigh in
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A m eeting on s p iritu a lity In re la tio n sh ip s In Overeater*
Anonym ous t* conducted on T hursdays at 7 30 p m . In the
C om m un ity Im provem ent Association b u ild in g . C o u n try C lub
Koad. Lake Mary For more In fo rm a tio n , call C harlie at
323-8070
Lake Mary Rotary to gather
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The Lake Mary R otary C lub meets T h u rs d a y s at 8 a m. at the
C o m m u n ity Im provem ent Association b u ild in g on C ou ntry
C lu b Road. Lake M ary. H rra kfasl Is served For more
Inform ation, call Brent Carl! at 330-3343.
Dixieland doggers to meet
D ixieland Clogger* clogging group h o ld * club m eetings on
Thursday. 7-0 p m . at the Lake Mi*ry Fire D epartm ent at First
Street and W ilb ur Avenue. Lake M ary F or m orrln fo rm n tto n .
call 321-5267
COPE to help families cope
COPE support group for fam ilies of m e n ta l n ra iih patient,
m eet* Wednesday at 7:30 p m. at C rane's Roost Office l*ark,
S-377, Altam onte Springs
Cancer group to give support
A cancer suppon group sponsored by the Am erican Cancer
Society meets the first Thursday of the m o n th from 7-9 p m . at
the Sanford Landing Clubhouse. 1800 W F irst St The purpose
of the group Is to provide em otional supporl for cancer
patients, their fam ilies and friends
East-West Kiwanis to gather
East-West Sanford Kiw anis C lub meets Thursday at 6 p m at
Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust.
Sweet Adelines to rehearse
Sound o f Sunshine Sweet Adelines women » barbershop
singing group rehearse-* every T hu rsda y at 7:30 p m at
C om m un ity United M rthodlst C h u irh . U S Highway 17-92.
Casselberry.
AA groups schedule meetings
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Area Alcoholics Anonym ous groups m eeting Wednesday
tn clud r
A ltam o n te Springs:
• Altam onte ACOA (for adult children o f akoholtcs). 7 30
p m . 6 p m . North and Palm Springs
• Altam onte AFG A IA -Teen. 8 p m ., non-smokers o nly.
C om m un ity C haprl. H25 State Road. 436
• Altam onte C roup. 8 p m . alcoholics only, non sm okers
only. C om m unity Chapel. 825 Slate Road 436
C a s s e lb e rry :
• Abbott Sober L iv in g Group. 8 p in . open dtsrussion,
non-smokers only. H r!*** Club, 130 N orm andy
• Casselberry G roup. 8 p m . alco ho lic* only. Ascension
Lutheran C hurch. Over brook Drive
• Clean A ir G roup, noon, alcoholics o nly, non smokers only.
R rbosC lub, 130 N orm andy
• Good M orning G roup, 10 a m
o jw n discussion. H r bo*
C lub. 130 Normandy.
• Happy Hour G roup. 5:30 p m . open discussion Krbos
Club. 130 Normandy.
• Rrbos Group. 6 30 a in . open disc us*ion. noon, alcoholics
only; R rhosC lub. 130 Normandy.
L a ke M a ry :
• Lake Mary Grace Group. H p m ., alcoholics o nly. 700
R inehart Koad
Longw ood:
• S u rvivorsG roup, noon, open disc ussion. 3101 Dane Lane.
S a n fo rd :
• A New B eginning Al-Anon. 8 p m . House of G oodw ill.
F ourth Street and Oak Avenue
• Born to W in G roup. 8 p m ., open discussion. 1201 W First
St.
• Sanford Group, noon and 5.30 p in . open discussion. 1201
W First St
• Sober Won G roup, noon. 5 30 p m . open discussion: 8
p m . closed step m eeting, Sahara C lub (old driver s license
office). 2587 S Sanford Ave.
• 2 4 -llo u r AA G roup. 8 p m . alcoholics only. House of
G oodw ill. Fourth Street and Oak Avenue
O ur cook o f the week Is a
native Floridian In fu n . she Is a
native o f Sanford.
Evelyn B ritto n was bum and
raised In Sanford not far Irom
where she Is liv in g at the present
tim e "T h e house I was horn In
Is Just about w here the entrance
to Flea W orld Is n o w ." Itm io n
said.
B rttto n attended schools In
S e m in o le C o u n ty In e lu d ln g
South Side E lem entary School,
Sanford G ram m ar School. S an
ford J u n io r H igh School and she
graduated from Seminole H igh
S chool, the p re s rn t S a nford
M iddle School
B ru to n ’s m oth er came I m m
Alabama and was a hom em aker
‘ 'S h e Just to o k c a re o f us
r h lld r r n and the house.” B ritto n
said "M am a was an excellent
cook and llx n i m any w onderful
dishes and m eats that w ould
stick to your rib s a ll day.’ she
added.
‘ Dad w a* I rum Georgia H r
was a welder and w orked later
on for Jack M orrison at the
Seminole T ire Shop "H e worked
hard all of hia life. H r died In
1953 and I s till m iss h im . B ritto n
said
B ritto n lias fo ur sib lin g * One
sister Is older th an she and she
has an older bro the r and tw o
younger brothers
" I was bom In the m iddle of
these other rh tld re n and was
m n s ld e rrd rotten b rra u s r I had
In learn to stand u p on m y ow n
tw o fret and fig ht for what I
w anted." B rttto n said B ruton ’■
brothers and sister all live in
Florida
B ritto n given c re d it to her
m other for teaching her how to
cook " I Ira rn e d to ro o k at
h om e." H rtton said ’ W r w rre
alw ays In the k itc h e n doing
som ething or m a k in g som ething
to r a t." stir added 'H a c k In
Evelyn Britton ready to sample cookies
those d a ys y o u d id n 't have
m u ch in the way of r n tr r ta ln
m rn t. so w r w ould tia k r or make
sugar r a n d y ." B rttto n rr< ailed
“ My Dad s la m tly were all
r x r r llc n t rooks and I ra n re
m em ber the fa m ily re u nio n*
th a t w r h a d ." B r itto n said
‘ ‘People w oudl crane lim n notes
around to attend these reunions
because ol the local.' she con
Iln ur d to sa> "Y o u w ou ld not
believe the spread of fond that
the people brought and r v r y bit
uf It was hom em ad e." B ritto n
saltl
Tire first lu ll m eal th a t B rlilo u
said she r r m r m lie r r tl llx llig was
Irted rh tc s rn . m ashed potatoes
anti green Irra ti*
I Used It at
m y s ts trr s house." Hr it loo salt!
" I t was a little- salty but the
la m tly ate U a n y w a y ." she tu n
t tim ed
*’l r r m r tiih r r w hen I was a
c h ild and in v m other wuuld
m ake Iriiu n i m eringue pies and
w r kids would t4 k r tu rn s w hip
p in g the egg w h ite * into the
itir r in g o r by using a Irak to brat
It w ith ." Bruton said "O ur arms
w old get tired but w r loved doing
I t . " site said B rttto n said that
i hey would make b u lle t m ilk by
p la cing butter am t m ilk 111 a Jar
am i shaking It vigorously "W e
also make m ir a w n h o lle r."
B ritto n said
"C o o kin g Is ju s t a natural
th in g lo m i me. I really enjoy
m n k tn g ." Bruton said
B ru to n grew up in tire country
where the la in lly alw ays had a
garden w ith lots o l d lffe rm t
t> t » e s of vegetable*
W r each
b a il our own favorite kind of
vegetable that w r planted anil
look rare o f." B ritto n salt)
" I was raised In the same
n e ig h b o rh o o d th a t I Iv lr in
n o w ." BrUInn said. " I t was a
s m a ll n e ig h b o r h o o d w h e re
everyone wa* Irtrm is a n il thrv
knew each o le h r and where
there was a lot of k id s ." she
continued "W e m ade up out
own games and w r were always
playing football am i baseball or
c lim b in g trees. " B ritto n said I
was w hat was k n o w n as a
to m b o y ." she c o n tin u e d " I
loved to ligh t and m y cousin*
ami rh rn tls knew Bits and lhr>
led me along, fo riu n a le ly 1 out
grra th is ." B rttton stateil
B r itto n m et h e r h u s h .nut
W a ltrr at Faust's D ru g Store on
J u ly 16. 1955 S rh was with
several other people and they
went to Faust's to get something
to d rin k alter a m ovie and hr
was there w ith a g irl friend ol
hers "She introduced us and I
knew rig ht then and then- that
he was the one for m e ." Britton
said Watt was In the navy and
we had n lot o f hellos and
good-byes d u rin g th a t tune
Brttton salt! "W a lt was (runs
lerred to M aryland b rib e r we gut
m arried.' H rtllo n a a ld
The B rittons were m arne il in
Georgia In February. 1957
It
has I n-t o 32 w onderful years anti
I would live them a ll over again
If I had the chance
Bruton
said Walt Is an insurance agent
w ith Independent L ife and At
c ld rn t Insurance Com pany
T h e B r it t o n s h a v e th re e
children Daughter H hom la live*
In Sanford w iih her husivaml an<1
daughter She is a w aitress
Son. Ronald (Ron) Itve* in
North Carolina w ith h is wife and
Is the fa lrh r of a daughter He
followed In his la th e r's footstep*
and he also sells In su ra n te
St>n Mark reside* in Sanford
w ith his wife and is the lather of
three sons
See COOK. Page SB
Pork has
flavor of
Old World
H « W ip « p « r t n l s r p r
A **n
The loud* ol Ih r F rench Alsat e
legion r r f l r t i II* F rench G erm an
h istory This sm all wedge of land
Is tut ket| b r lw r r n the Vosges
M ountain* and 'fie R hine River
am i II* wines and Iw rrs I m ir lil
from their m ixed am r s lr y
A |M>rk sauerkraut entree is as
at home on lire Americ an table
for a hearty tall w in te r m eal as II
is in Alsace. Usr a te nd erloin of
pork or a bnnrleae ro lle d loin for
th is easy-to p rr ju re r e tijie
STE A M E D A L S A T IA N PORK
LO IN W IT H S A U E R K R A U T
A N D A P P LE -H O R S E R A D IS H
SAUCE
2 ly pound* boneless (Mirk loin.
I led
2 lea*|ioons t t u r v sail
1l i leasjHMms coarse bl.it k
pepper
2 tra*|MNins thym e leaves
Usher In winter with a one po! pork and sauerkraut dinner
See PORK. SB
Hopping John on New Year’s Day sure to bring luck
lilackeyc |iea*. a southern tradition, served
nr New Year's cun upjienr on Ihe table in m any
different forms I suppose the most com m on l»
called Hopping John It s an Interesting dish
served w ith rit e and Is sure to b ring good luck
in the com ing year.
HOPPING JOHN
8 ounces dry black-eyed peas
3 cups water
1^ cups i hop|K-d onion
teaspoon black JirpJier
' * teaspoon crushed red pepper
1 large clove garlic
1 bay leal
8 ounces sail pork, cut Into sm all piece*
Rinse pens Let soak overnight In a 3-quart
casserole, tilth 3 cups water. Add onions,
pepper*, g arlic und bay leaf C over and
microwave on 100% pow-rr for 9 -1 1 m in u te * or
u n til peas come to a boll. S tir In salt pork
Cover and m icrowave on 30% sim m e r power
lo r 25-30 m in u te * or u n til peas are tr n d r r . Stir
several limes d u rin g the roo kin g
Remove hay leaf before serving
You m ight follow tra d itio n anil serve corn
bread and some g rren s (for m oney In the new
year|.
A corn bread can Ire flaked in a heavy black
skillet K you’re using the conventional oven for
a q u irk m ethod it can be m u roltaked w ith very
good results
GOLDEN CORN B R E A D
I cup flour
1 r u o yellow corn meal
2 tablespoons sugar
4 teaspoons baking jiow dcr
trosjHxm salt
44 c u p m ilk
14 c u p shortening
2 eggs
In a m edium I miw I com bine flour, corn meal.
M IC R O W A V E
M A O IC
M ID G E
M YCO FF
sugar, baking powder, and salt Add m ilk ,
shortening, and eggs Beat u n til smooth —
a b o u t o n r m in u te Pour b a tte r in to an
ungrrased 8 x 3-Inch glass baking dish MAV at
50% power for 6 m inutes, ro ta tin g dish u flrr
h a lf the cooking tim e Increase power to IOO%
MAV for 2-5 m inutes or u n til the center springs
back when touched. Let stand 5 m inutes
before serving Makes one loaf
Note- For m icrowave ovens co ntaining tw o
stirre r blades or a carousel, there is no need to
rotuledtsh.
If cold weather (terslsts make a q u irk black
eyed pea chowder w ith tilts sim ple rrt l|>r using
convenience foods
B L A C K E Y E D PEA CHOWDER
iy pound smoked tiacon (d lc rd l
2 cups celery, chopped
2 cups onion, chopjx-il
2 cups green pepper
2 ra n * (15 ounce) blackcye peas, unchained
2 cans (16 ounce) peeled tomatoes, chopped
1 can beef consomme
Place bacon In a 4 -quart casserole. MAV on
100% power for 6-7 minutes, or u n til bacon 1*
almost done. Do not drain Add celery, onion
und green pepper. MAV on 100% power for
10-12 m inutes, or u n ill vegetables u rr lender
Add |>eas. consomme and tomatoes. MAV on
IOO% power (or 12-15 m in u te s or u n ill
chowder Is hot.
In the N orth the New Year Is welcomed w ith
a sauerkraut or cabbage dish S lutted cabbage
w ill start o lf 19H9 just right
S TU FFE D C A B B A G E ROLLS
I large head cabbage, cored
*y t op quick co oking rice
Dy pound* ground b e d
1 tublespoon onion soup m ix
I teaspoon W orcestershire Sauce
ty cup chopped onion
1y cup water
I egg
l y teaspoon basil
1 can |8 ounce) tn n iu lo sauce
W ush a n d c o re cabb ag e P la c e In a
Brtiwn-n-bag a nti H r end w ith s trin g Vut small
silt In bag MAV on 100% [x iw rr lo r 8-10
m inutes or u n til cubbagr is pari b illy cooked.
Meanwhile, m ix ground ta e l and rem aining
In g r r d irn tt, except tom ato sauce Separate 12
cabbage leaves Plat c a ll equal am o un t ol meal
m ix tu re In each leaf. Roll up and place seam
s ld r down In an 11 x 7-Inch baking dish Cover
v.ith plastic w rap M W on 100% power lor
13-15 m inutes. Pour tom ato saucr over top of
rolls. Cover a nti m icrocook on 100% (tower for
1 3 m inutes, nr u n til sauce Is hot Let stand lor
3-4 m inutes b d o rc serving
If y o u ’r r rn te rtu in ig n and w ant a more
gourm et version o f ihe s tu llrd cabbage, try’ ihc
Shlrted Cabbage Supreme.
9TU P FE D C A B B A G E SUPREME
2 m edium cabbages
2 tablespoons b u tte r I melted)
1y cup onion (fin e ly chopped)
2 cloves garlic (crushed)
I H ounce can to m a to sauce
I I (round pork sausage (regular, seasoned I
I I jMitind g round lie d (Iran)
‘ y cup soil bread crum b*
2 tablespoons parsley (lakes
‘ y lras|MMin oregano
1« teaspoon th vine (crumble)
I teaspoon salt
1» teaspoon prp|>rr
Wash. th y. anti wrap ra b b a g r* in plastic
w rap book one at a tim e on H igh for 3
m in u te s Remove. W hen cool eno ug h to
handle remove ami discard stem a nti t ore
Scoop out Inside ol cabbage w ith a large
m elon-ball c u ltc r. Keep a l - l ' y Inch thick
shell Chop scooped out cubkige a n il reserve
In a 2 quart casserole, cook onion and garlic In
h o tte r on High for 5 m inutes Add tw o cups
chopped rabbagr and tom ato saucr. C ontinue
ro o k in g covered at High for 4 m in utes. Stir
w ell Atltl potk and fie ri Cook 7 more m ln u trs .
s t ir r in g tw ic e A tltl bread c r u m b s am t
seasoning* Mix well and s tu ll cabbages Plat e
I s tu llrd cabbage in a -i quart casserole. A tltl U
cup water around cabbage Cover w ith plastic
w ra p Cook 20-30 m inutes at High depending
tin s l/e ol cabbage Check cabb ag e for
tenderness. Let stand 5 m inutes la-fore serv
ing Cut Into wedged to s e n r
Ssuce:
I tablespoon b o ile r
I * cup onion (finely chnp|M-tl|
I I love garlic (crushed)
I H ounce can tomato sauce
Melt b u iirr and saute onion und g arlic ut
H igh lor 5 m inutes in u 4-cup gins* m easuring
cup. Add lom aln saurc and seasonings and
conk for 3 4 m ore m inutes pour sa tire over
cabbage wedges. Serves 6 8
Midge Mycoff I* u certified home econom ist und
coordinator o f the Single Parent Displaced
Homemakers Program at Seminole C om m unlI V College Phone: 323-1450. ext. 360.)
�Sanford Hacald. Sanford, Flood! — Wednasday, DacimOtr 28 1988 — 8B
Vegetables star in these
easy-to-prepare combos
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N a w iM lw r tn te r p r t e e Assn.
Americans a rc rediscovering
vegetable* Kven old standbys
like green b rans, cabbage. peas
and onions tu rn u p In recipes
w ith new co m b in a tio n * of in
gredients These a r r dlshra for
all ages—easy lo prepare and
em phasising a su btle m ix o f
Davors.
NORDIC C HEESY GARDEN
GREEN DEAN B A K E
pound fresh green tieans.
r u t In half lengthw ise
I Vfc c lips sin ed m ushroom s
VY c lip rbopped o nion
i
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1 m rdurn clove garlic,
mine-Ir d
2 tabl<S(M>ons b o ile r or inarga
rln e
1 c u j shredded N okkctnsl
Cheese
I t a r u p m llk
Yi cup R irkagrd trtsru lt m is
Srggs
LY trusfooli suit
Mi trasfncm p rp jie r
Place b ra n s In n a u rrp u n
Cover w lh I Inc h sailed water.
C o o k, u ic o v r r r d , u n til |u s t
len de r Own
In a i a u r r p a n . b r o w n
m ushm ons and roo k onion unci
g a rlic li b o ile r
f llr n d w ith
t I w tieans
in a
ra f<
green
andi* ) ic
cheese
In a
lig h tly b o lle rrd M inch pie plate.
In a separate b o w l, ble nd
re m a in in g in g rrd lrn ta and beat
u n til sm ooth Pour over vegeta
bles In pie plate Hake at 4tX)*F
for about MO m inutes, o r u n til
golden and k n lfr Inserted I In rb
from edge comes out clean. 1-ri
stand for ft m inutes before serv
ing T ills K llrh e ti-lrs tc d recipe
m akes l i 8 servings
T H R E E -C A B B A G E S T IR -F R Y
3 tablespoons Im ported Ita lian
o liv e o il
I tablespoon m ustard seeds
I large onion, rh o p p rd
1« c u p golden raisins
3 cups shredded green cab
huge
3 r o p s shredded Napa or
C hinese cabbage
2 1 ii| n shredded red cabbage
I teaspoon sail
1 tras|MMin brown sugar
'« teaspoon groond p r p |ir r
I tat>les|Mion red w ine vinegar
l l r u i o il Iri a large sk ille t or
D u tch oven A ikl m usta rd seeds
ro v e r and rook over low heal
u n til seeds stop (Hipping Add
o nion and saule, s tirrin g often,
u n til sohrned and tra n slu ce n t,
about ft rn ln u trs Add raisins
cook for I m ln u lr Add rabluige
and sa utr. lossing o ftrn . u n til
r rts p lender. u I mhii 5 m ln u lr s
b llr in salt, sugar, jirp p e r and
Vinegar, loss lo m il w ell S e n e
twit. T h is kitchen-1rstetl i r t ij w
m akes It 8 servings
Crooms Academy classes. 1931 to 1949, began a
reunion of the classes Tuesday, at 11 a m . at
Allen Chapel AME Church. Sanford Classmates
from across the nation returned to their alma
mater for the celebration which ends Thursday
The steennQ committee includes seated, loll lo
right Katie R Burke. Katheryn Alexander. Alfreds
Cook
Ify
Hh i i a i
J Wallace and llllte Hail Standing loft lo right
Earl E Minott. Mary McClanen. Juaniia G Harold
Robert Fra/ier, Violet Crawford. Clarenco Moseiy
and Daisy Curry Other members of the committee
are Elt/a Pringle. Rufus Brooks. Rebecca
Henderson. Evelyn Clark. M L Jones, Roberta
Pittman Terry and Martha Smith Jones
Start new year off right
with elegant breakfast
U nited
sweei or sour cherries. If a v a il
able Thai should tie arcom(Mnied by freshly b rrw rd cups u(
ric h d e ra ltrin a ird coffee, lig h tly
s p ic e d w it h c in n a m o n . A
sparkling water, such as San
I'e llrg r tn o . w itli its m e d iu m
Uwly and m edium bubble, could
lie a Hoe adjunct lo the coffer
A single, incredibly ric h choco
late truffle- should lie served to
ra< h breaklasl diner w ith a fresh
cu p of coffee after tile plates
(torn Ibe w a llle s have been
removed
For an unrxpecled und u n
usual. s lin p lr breaklasl that can
tic p n q ia trd ahead so von can
welcome In Ih r New Year w ilh
III I Ir- fuss, serve a d elicio us
breakfast apple pie. Bake Ih r pic
late In Ih r aH rm oon o f New
Year s Eve day from yo ur favor
ite apple pie recipe. Add lo the
H lllug ih r juice ol an e xtra lemon
(or Ih r ju k e ol a whole lemon If
none is railed lor in your recipe),
and r r d u r r the sugar by a
quarter lo a Hurd Add a cup of
Iro /c n b l.n 'k b rrrlc * lo the filling,
li Is Ibe l art ness ol Ib is pic that
m akes it ideal hrroklaM fa ir
ita rn a tlo n a l
P re ,
New Year's m ay lie the onlyday In lhe year when It Is
appropriate, am t Hi *o m r (anil
lie* m andatory
to serve I wo
breakfasts—one at m id nig ht, the
o the r In the m o rn in g
The )u*t past the-si Hike o f m l
d n ig h i breakfast ra n lie a* s im
ple as a baked apple or (mac bed
quince lie lure bed or II ra n tie a
romantic breakfast for tw o —
2 lablrspncin* corn start h as s u m p t u o u s and e x |ie n s i\r It
th icken er t'ook u n til gravy is m ust leave you satisfied but s till
made A llltle thinner gravy Is able to sleep o r h it the town and
I test You can color It w ith gravv
d a n re th e n ig h t a w a y . No
color Add |K -p |ki* and onions to poached eggs sw m im ing In vein
gravy and add meat Iasi T u rn clogging ch olesterol, no eggs
heat very low m > m eal w ill not B roedlct. ts ilb e d in butter and
get to ug h Serve over rice or egg yolks Your first meal of the
|H lta l(M * S
New Year s lu u ild ii I lie ta|>ahlr
ol
k illin g you
C AB BAG E SOUP
W ater m o ld also tie served
1 sm all head of cabttagr cut
Badolt. w ith its lin y bubbles and
In to sm all (lin e s
elegance, or K vian Ibe m ainstay
2 to 3 sticks of celery cut up
ol si til w a trrs
I sm a ll lo m edium s l/r d onion
For an r lr g a n i breakfast iha t
chopped
rrq u tre s o n ly Some shopping
I c an crushed lo m u lo r*
skill and ability at plate arrang
1 m e d iu m * i / r d p o ta to c u t u p
in g . serve s m o k e d -s a in i■)n.
2 chicken breals or lu rk e v ’
th in ly sliced d a rk bread, sweet
breasts i an lie added
ta
il let from a s m a ll local cream
Salt und pepper lo taste
ery, or caviar, lem on wedges,
A dd enough w a trt to cover
bland i ntykers or s j m h i i i s Idegood B ring lo boll, lu rn dow n to
(lending on bow m m h caviar
m ed iu m heal am) sim m e r for
you hake), and a line, lo ll I mmI iccI
about I lo IMt boors u n til celery
c h.iuq ia giic from France or Iced
is d o o r
lla v o rrd vodka
T ills recipe Is very low calcified
Those w illin g lo conk, or those
and m ay lie used on any w elghi
w ith less extravagant budget*,
loss d ir t also
m ight serve th is elegant, light
CHOCOLATE O A T M E A L
m enu B elgian w a llle s made
C O O K IE S
w ith ( M i l w hole wheal Hour,
2 cups sugar
served w ith m aple syrup and
l « pound m argarine
topped w ilh s lic e d bananas.
l y cop m ilk
IMpavas and |ti* l a lew line d
3 ty lo 4 cup* q u irk oats
)A c u p rcrcM
'■> c u p |K-anut b u lle r
SECT
I leas|MMin vanilla
iU t
M ix sugar, margarine and m ilk
In saucepan and b rin g lo (mil
slow ly. Bcill lor about 2 m m o le *
Remove front heal tm m e d ia le ly
AD d o atm ea l, cocoa, peanut
b u lle r and vanilla Beal vig o r
ously by baud u n til th ic k Drop
by tc a s p o o itfu l* o n to waxed
p a jic r and cool A p p ro x lm u le ly 3
d o /rrt.
Vegetable dishes made in a snap
H#r*«d
Crooms Academy classes reunite
Continued fro m 4B
When lilt i led good l* a i cake
Britton says she is proud <>l her
faintly. My g ra n d h rlld rrn in m r
n ils lor 2 lo m inutes Pour Into
g rra srd am I l o u r e d tulw- ( M il
over |u ii to sam ple m y cookies
Bake at 32 degrees lor atm ut
lin tlo n said ” 1 a lw a ys fls estra
when I to ok because the kids one hour or m il c ake feels done
usually ro m ro v r r and lake out
lo lo u rh T l* ta ke can lie tell
plates of fo o d ." Ilr tito n con
p la in or rove rd w ith a glare
Untied lo say * M y ch ild re n
G LA ZE F< H PO U N D C AKE
I c up pm b red sttg.tr OllSeil
never ra t a n y th in g If It came our
w ith lemon dice or orange juice
of a boa or If it was out id a
You ran alviuse m ilk <>r water
m u . Ilrttlo n s a id
Britton * o r k * lo r the Sr mmole
Make th i* a iitlr th in and spread
County School lood services al
on hot rake
Wilson Elem entary School I'm
IIA IE D Z1TI
a cook and betker. B u tto n said
Cook m n l i ii i w ell I bos r ill
■ I have tie rri m the food service
style m a ia rn l Ih itln and rin s r
lor 1ft \r a r s and have enjoyed
M u at tout) I cpiart ol your
rJLUVjtUliuUea>Ut#’ IRUi'Si *<ild -fSYTWltr spngl ttt xxtlPP fir m inti
* ih e r n ih lr r ii are so sweet as
beet may la- deled To this sauce
a rr the teachers," B utton con
m il In aiming cup and a halt of
iln tir d to say
grated m ui/Jrlla. a small cup of
Button says the hobby site
rlcotla I Itet si a ltd 2 tables) amn*
e n p iy s m o s t Is fis h in g
"I
dry cherse pnshmnm* or any
rspre tally love sa il water llsblttg
favorite lupptig may tie added
but I w ill Itsh anyw here and al
Poor jiasl.iintu large (taking
anytim e I get a ■ Italic r to do m i . "
pan Add a|t m ix well Midi
B ritton said " I also enjoy bowl
sauce II tm thick, add more
in g ." she added B utton also
saute Bakt at 37ft drgiees
enjoys going to NoUh Carolina
annul Ift ml ates unlit butibly
and goes when ever she c an
A tld grated o/rarella on lop
ItU llo n ’s philoso ph y In life Is
C ontinue lu llmg until rbt i *.
Keep a good o u tlo o k on every
m e lts Servit w ith salad and
th ing "Hespei t Other |cro|tlr*s
garlic bread hits w i II serve li or
feelings'' is als.. another phlloso
ntore people
phy B u iio n trie s to live by.
B illio n say's she enjoys doing
8 T E A K W IT H NICE
other things for o th e r jieoplr
Gel any st Ir steak such as
l.ls ird lielow Is some ol the
round or time i alsuit a (m iiiim I in
la v o riir B u tio n 's recipes.
a |M>tmd ant1 a hall, t 'u l Inin
POUNDCAKE
sm all stripes M in n .ili II you
Mis ingtrcltents in order given
prefer If n o t« ttson to taste. Roll
3 stIrks m argarine
steak In llm r and shake o il
2 l » cup g ra n u la lrd sugar
excess flour
6 eggs
In a frying tin add a llltle oil
3 cups Hour I self risin g!
and it lablrsji in hotter nr mar'« cup m ilk
gar to r When ot quick fry sleak
2 teaspoon va n illa
si rip * siirrm as they brown
evenly, lake ut and set asldr
Do not over co k
(Jana Halo ol Sanford I t a
Saule grren iicppcr strtns and cocrorpondent who w rlta t Iho
C o n tin u e d fr o m 41)
onions till *oi In the meat pan weekl y "C ook o l the W e a k"
add 2 cup* ol water m ixed w ith feature Phone: 322-4736.)
3 brads p in * ti t loves garlic
2 pounds sm all m l potatoes,
Serve w ill! one of I fir w aters
recoin mended above and some
c o ile r, not spit ed
On New Y e a r's d a y , s ta ri
breakfast w i l l i a ImiwI of slonecqi
(som etim es called Irish ! oatmeal
T ills c m lin e a l of n a iiu c .il* Is llv
most c o m fo rtin g hot cereal o f all
It you w ish.D avor the oatm eal
w ilh som r diced, n io lsl. g la /n l
fru its such as (war’lies, (tears, oi
aprtcots, or w illi some niolsi
dried tru lls
Follow the oatm eal w ith a
h o w l o l fr e s h ly r u t f r u it s
(xipayas or pineapple in large
dlee. bars ol ( ir r lr d k iw i (m il
and a lew out-of-season ra s p tiri
rtrs or ( ilttrd frrs ll cherries. |l
available
If you have a Julcr e xlractoi
lelt over from the tiOs health
I cmhI days, consider d u s iin g li ott
amt m a kin g some fresh plncap
pie or carrot ju lc r to serve w illi
breakfast II not. serve sonic
orange Julcr nr a I ch al .q>|>t<
elder.
A m i rem em ber. New Year's
breakfast ts the first m eal ol lb.
year, and lo r that reason alone
deserves special a Hen (kin.
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Pork
halved
3 pounds sa ue rkrau t, rinsed
and thoroughly d ra in e d
2 p o u n d s g r r r n a p p le s ,
quartered
4 12-ounce h n ttlr s beer (non
alcoholic optional), divided
2-3 tablespoons horseradish
If necessary, d iv id e (hr |m tk
loin in half to tit In steamer lor
SlARTS TOMORROW • 10 AM
DUR MEW Y E A R
Dutch oven)
Mince the six g arlic doves
w ilb sail, p e p p rr and lltym e
leaves lo m ake a Hoe m ixture.
Hub hull of It In to j*ork loin. Toss
the poluloes w ith the rem aining
SAVE ON ALL YOUR FAVORITE
FABRICS - SAVE ON EVERY YARD!
TRUE DISCOUNTS OFF OUR
EVERYDAY LOW PRICES'!
mixture.
Plnre lb'- sa ue rkrau t In the
b o tln iti of s lr .u n r i Plate ju n k
lo in on lop D is trib u te apple
quarters and w*hole garlic bulbs
around the m eal. P u l (xiluloes In
a second Her o f I He steamer or In
u n o th rr steamer. I l’ otaloes can
also tic Imiled se pa ra lrly anti
tossed w illi llte seasoning m ixlure.)
Pour all except AY cup ol the
Iteer Into steam er. Strum the
e o n lc n la o v e r m e d iu m -h ig h
(good head o f steam) heal (or
about 45 m inutes, u n til the roast
registers 157 tlegrees on u meat
therm om eter. Remove and let
rest for 20 m inutes.
Make sauce b y passing the
garlic lull Its and apples Ihrough
a (ood m ill or garlic* press. Add
r e s e r v e d AY c u p o f b e e r ,
horseradish to taste, and add i
tional sail and p rp jx -t as needed.
Serve sauce o n the side T his
kitchen-tested rre lp e makes 8
servings.
Yes! That's right..^ll fabric is on sale
EVERY INCH & EVERY YARD
reduced far this big sale!
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Make m oney saving pur
chases wh8o w e moke way for
our r i w year inventory clearance b sale!
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2*
£ 0 q1 ^
Every Yard of our Entire Stock included for this Salal
SAVINGS TO
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movement
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book
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producing tree
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leraldry
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28 Government
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agent
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fiber
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One o f the m arks o f a () i » h 1
player la ih .it h r takes n o th in g
for (ra n te d H r a n ticip a te * had
lu ck a n d a cts a cco rd in g ly If
possible
South w o u ld h avr p r r fr r r r d a
•low er approach w ith his hand
b ill B a s t's fo u r d ia m o n d b id
forced th e Issue N orth trie d
Blackwood and settled In seven
heart* w ith fa ir espectatlon of
success In view of Bast's bid.
North felt he could count on
S o u th ’ s h a v in g t h r k in g o f
spades and the king of clubs
West led h is p artne r’s su it and
declarer saw he had 17 tric k s If
the c lu tis broke 2-1. A hasty
player w o u ld draw tru m p s and
then test Ihe clubs A th o u g h tfu l
p tayrr w ou ld kxrk ahead, ask
what m ig h t go w rong and llt r n
decide w iia l. If a nyth ing , could
tie d o n r about It. There Is a
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danger If n th * opponent has
three clubs, h ^ w lll get a club
tric k Noting t!y» danger. South
drew just tw o ryinds of trum p s
T h e n he c u r d th e ace of
spades, a r r i i l a l p la y as It
tu rn e d out N r i ram e five more
hearts anil lin k in g o f spades,
re d u c in g a ll L in d s in three
cards Since Eat had to keep a
hig h diam ond b protect against
d u m m y ’s n ln e ^ ir th re w a club
T h is meant tlai dec larer could
now ta k r ( h r : c lu b w inners
N orm ally th is up o f play would
not he re q ulrrr hut since It was
w itho ut daugri It was ’ ’fre e " for
declarer to c a ll to w hat actually
occurred Noti that if dec la rrr
draws all th r# tru m p s before
cashing the o r o f spades, he
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Suicide threat a plea for help
HOROSCOPE
By B ernice Bede Oeol
your focus Is consistently on end
results today, you should tie able
to a ch ie ve y o u r In te n tio n s ,
especially If y o u 're Involved In
so m rlh ln g Dial is com m ercially
m eaningful to you.
CANCER (June 2 1-July 22| In
order to influence a group today,
single m il Ihe lew key people
you know have Ihe support o f
those w ith clo u t They ra n serve
as yo u r springbourds tow ard
persuading the m ajority.
LEO lJ u ly 2d Aug i2 ) T h in g s
look e x lfe m rly favorable for you
today where your occupallon
and fln a n re s are concerned
D on't lei a n y th in g beneficial slip
pasi you by b rin g Indifferent
V IR G O (A u g 23-Sept 221
S o m e th in g y o u ’ re tr y in g to
■onceplualU e w ill to m e raster
for you today it you k r r p tlie
broader picture in m ind Sm aller
pieces w ill fall in to plate once
Ihe general o u tlin e 1s perceived
LIBRA tSepi 2 3 0 I 23) You
w ill eventually benefit In aom r
m anner front c o n fid e n tia l In
form ation presented lo you to
day If you keep It set ret D on’t
lip your band p re m a tu rrly
SCORPIO IO I 24 Nov 22l
Your greatest a w l today is your
a b ility lo m ake everyone y o u 'll
lie Involved w ith Ire! Ib ry are
s jirt lal TJlr r r a r n ik II w ill w ork
so well Is because y o u 'll be
m i i i ' i i and m ean li
S A G ITT A R IU S (Nov 23 Ike
21) You're likel> lu ta luckier
ita u usual lotlay in to p in g w ith
m a ttrrs tlta l can advance or
cnhani r your career objectives
Don't lei ib is gotden o p p o rtu n ity
slip by w tih o u i doing som ething
tug
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TOUR BOtTHDAT
D ecem ber 2 9 , 1 9 8 0
Your ta n k a rro u n t !■> lik e ly to
ta m uch fa tte r at th r end o f th is
year than It was when th r year
organ. Ju st tie s u rr that you
d o n 't pile u p debts that co uld
n u llify th is Incrrasw
C A P R IC O R N (D r r 2 2 -Ja n
19) W hat you kn ow and w ho you
know w ill g lv i you an edgr over
p e o p le w h o m ig h t c o m p e te
against you tnrlay. D o n 't tie
hesitant ahoul fu lly using e ithe r
T ry in g to patch up a broken
ro m a n c e ? T h e A s tro -G ra p h
M a irh m a ke r can h rlp you to
understand w hat to do to m ake
th r rela tio n sh ip work M all 82 to
M atchm aker. I’.O. Box 9 1428,
Cleveland. O il 44 101 3428
A Q U A R IU S (.Jan 20 F rb I9 |
t oday you w ill ta very m u ch on
the m in d o f som nm e w ith w hom
you have stron g em otional lin t
and w ho alw ays has your best
I m en sis at heart T his person
w ill be prepared to serve as
back-up If needed
PISCES (Feb 20 March 20)
Your bigger ideas w ill have m ore
chances of being successful to
day than yo ur hwsrr on* s. G o (or
the whole nin e yards Instead of
b rin g satisfied w tlb sm all gains
A R IE S IM a rth 21 A p ril 191
T h is c o u ld tie one o l those
lo r.iin a tr days when th in g k d ia l
u lfrc t your m aterial Interests are
lik e ly to < o m r off In ways llia t
meet your r a p n Lai tons Krtjuy
TA U R U S (A p ril 20 May 2 0 |
You sh o u ld be ra th e r lu e k y
today, provided you sin k to your
ow n Ideas and rail I hose of an
associate h o n e d In accordance
w ith your o w n game plan
G E M IN I (Mav 2 1-June 20) If
DEAR ABBY: W li.it do yo do
when a person you w ork w ith
tells you she is th in k in g ahoul
A D V IC E
com m It lin g suicide? I've notice
that she seems very d rp rrssed
la te ly . She's a v e ry p riv a te
p e rs o n , a nd n o b o d y k n o w s
m uch about her How lar should
A B IG A IL
I go In slic k in g m y nose in to her
V A N BUREN
buslnrss? They say that people
w ho ta lk a b o u t c o m m u tin g
suicide never do
CONCERNED C O W O R K E H
consider ll a generous gift or a
DEAR CONCERNED: ll is not cheap cop-out?
tm e that |ieop|r w hti ta lk about
PU ZZLE D
c o m m lllln g suclclde never do
D EA R P U Z Z L E D : I w ould
Her te llin g you was a ery for consider It a generous g ill You
help Now that you know . |i i* were g ive n th e p riv ile g e o f
your business and you m ust •electing a gib of y o u r choice
p e rs u a d e h e r lo se ek p r o from a store that carries ihe
fe s s io n a l h e lp Im m e d ia te ly
ip ia illy of m erchandise you are
Suicide Is a permanent solution accustomed lo buy trig
lo a tem porary problem So. urge
It was aids an Ideal solution lo
her to call Ihe local crisis h o llln r
y o u r frie n d s ' C h ris tm a s gib
A trained person w ill refer her to s h o p p in g
D o n 't w o r r y
Hr
a professional counselor
happy!
M aking lha i telephone ca ll is
ih r second step she has to lake
DEAR A I I11V: I have a blend
lo help herself Her first step was who has graduated from law
confiding in you Good lu rk D ir school, but he can't seem lo |ias«
ta ll Is In your ro u rt
ihe C alifornia t a r exam inations
Abby. he has taken Ihe ta r
D E A R A B B Y r Some d o s e exams twice a year sine 1966!
(r lends sent rn r a C hristm as g ilt
H r has done OK several limes,
that s la tlled me tl was a g ill hut not q uite good enough to
certificate for m erchandise born (■ass H r Is ready (o g tv r u p hul t
(heir own store* Since I shop in keep te llin g h r s h o u ld k r r p
th eir store regularly anyw ay. I try in g
ra-cdttl no adJeti Incentive to
H r has a wm w ho is a la w v r In
shop mere, but lb ' message lacl. h r w orks in h is son's law
Ih r ir g ill c a rrie d was “ You llm i as a "c le rk ' H r dorsn t
aren't w o rih shopping lo r — or com plain, and h r doesn't ter!
s|»r riding a lor of money on
t hum lltaled
probably should add that ihe
Now I'm feetlng g u ilt v because
retail value of ih ls gift was not I keep encouraging h im Am I
insignificant
w rong lo do this? I ’lrase don't
I'm ru rto u * to know it anyone use m y name Sign th is
else has ever received a gift like
H IS FR IEN D
D EA R F R IE N D : th in t feel
th is , and, A bby, w o u ld vou
g u ilty . II he d o iir s ii l m in d
try in g , encourage film . Some
tim e * i t ’* the |a*i key In Ihe
huneh t lt.it open* tile door
DEAR A B B Y : My husband
suggested I w rite to Dear Abby
a txiu t th l* Our new lyw ed son
.a n d daughter-in-law live o nly a
few m ilrs from us. but they don t
C O N F I D E N T I A L TO
“ T H IN K IN G IT OVER IN SAC come over very often.
R A M E N T O ": Where there i*
The problem I* that when they
m arriage w itho ut love, there w ill
do, my daughter-in-law spend*
t h r entire lim e reading IShr
be love w ith o u t marriage iBrnb rin g * magazines along for that
ja m tu Frank! Ini
p u rjx ix r. and seldom speaks to
DEAR A B B Y : Some tim e ago.
us |
a young, pregnant woman wrote
I have asked m y son about it.
to r x p r rv * fear that her cat
and he said. “ Som etim es she's
m ig h t M tm lh rr her n rw tH irn
m o o d y .” Ahby, ih ls happen*
ta h y You w iw ly m fo n tird her
every lim e she comes over here
lh a l that l* an "o ld w iv rV ta le,"
A r r we tirin g oversensitive lo
A bby, her ra t could lie a
resent ll? Or should Ih ls girl
danger to her unlM iin c h illi In
have ta rn taught t a t l r r m an
another way
ners? I th in k she's tnexrusahlv
A p ro to z o a n |to x n p la * m a
rude
goodiei |* found m raw and
NO TO W N. PLEA SE
undrreooked meat, a* well as In
th r free* of **>rne cats T h l* * an
D E A R NO T O W N : Y o u r
cause a disease In tin m a n * railed
“ to xop lasm osis" It can cause d a iig h lrr-tn -la w m ay not ta ru d r
at a ll—she could ta very shy and
s tillb irth * p rrm a tu rity and b irth
b ts r r u r r Instead of Judging her.
d e fe c t* T h e re fo re , p re gn an t
try reaching out to include her
women *honld ro o k all m eal*
so th a t she w ill fe e l m o rr
th o ro u g h ly , am i e ith e r wear
protective g lo .e * w hile cleaning com fortable and m o rr a part of
th r fam ily A little r flo r t on your
the Id le r bo* or lie tte r yet. have
jta rl w ill go a long w ay Inward
another person * (can It
I ’regnant women should have o p r n lu g I h r d o o r to h r t l i 'i
routine < he* kup* d u rin g their com m unication
pregnancy, and check w ith Ih rir
(Prohlsm t? Writs lo Daar Abby
hea lth care professional eon
F or a p trs o n a l, u n p u b lis h e d
c e m ln g this am i other disease*
re p ly, send ■ self-addressed,
H it m ight endanger th eir unliorn
stamped envelope to Dear Abby.
c h ild
P O , Bo* 69440. Los Angeles.
C H E R Y L SIM S. GEORGIA
C elil 90069 All correspondence
STA TE U N IV E R S ITY
Is co n fid e n tia l)
SCHOOL OF NURSING
Wednesday
There’s help for speech, hearing
DEAR DR. GOTT: On several
occasion* you t a v r res|H>nded to
readers* le tte rs c o n c e rn in g a
va riety of c o fiitn u tili a llv r d is
orders in v o lv in g d is t u r ta m r * in
speech, language and/or hear
trig Please let yo ur traders know
o f t h e A m e r i c a n
S p r r i h I . a n g u a g r H e a r in g
Association T in s organization
«r r l l l l r * prides* lor uds who have
to n ip frie d a dem anding gradu
ale c u rric u lu m , passed a rut
no:i.iI exam and served a c lin ic a l
letlow ahlp year, l l also publishes
a “ G u id e l o P r o f e s s io n a l
Our address is 1084)1 R ockville
P lkr. Rockville. MD 20852
DEAR R EA D ER , th a n k you
for w iltin g In m ro llo n Ih ls useful
resource I am s u rr that in t r r m led readers w ill Ib id your p rin te d
m a trrta l in lo rin a tlve
DEAR DR. GOTT: W hile do
mg blood Irs iin g for a jo in t
p ro b le m , m y rh e u m a to lo g is t
discovered (lu ll I am lackin g an
enzyme w h ich pirdlsjw ises me
to lun g d lsra se /rttip h yxrm a He
says Ih ls Is gettellc Can you tell
me more?
DEAR R E A D E R : I'm unable
lo te ll you m ore w ithout know
big Ihe name of Ihe enzym e you
a rr lar king The most com m on
ty p r ol c iK v m a tlc abnorm ality
.d in tin g ih r lungs Is alpha-1
a n titry p s in deficiency. In p a
tie nts w ith th is condition, c o m
pounds p rrs e n l In lun g (Issue
are not neutralized, causing lu n g
damuge and — w ith lim e —
emphysema. Although I h r r r Is
no cure for th is genetic d e fi
ciency. tia iie n ls can I k- h rljic d
M E D IC IN E
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G O TT.M D.
ro u tin e ly tillin g pres* r lp tlo n *
lh a l are more than a year old —
unless Ih r doctor reauthorizes
another supply over the tel*
phone or In w ritin g II your state
has such a law. your pharm acist
was ro rre rl. .illhough I agree
that h r was. perhaps. tirin g a
little rig id in h i* restriction
DEAR DR. GOTT: A lter lo u r
years o( m a rru g r. a frien d of
m ine has I tern told that (he
by s lrtrl rn n ifilta n rr to good
fn n n rr g ir lh ir m l of her husband
respiratorv care avoidant r of ub
is b lsrxu a l My Irtrn d Is c o n
pollution, not sm oking and ag
g rrssivr m anagem ent of excess cerned lh a l her husband m ay ta
(z rry ln g Ihe AIDS v iru s She is
-m ucusand lu n g infection.
also afraid lh a l If he Is a earner
I suggest I haI v»u ask your
II Is loo la ir f n e ll tier one of
riiriiin a lo lo g ts l lo refer you to a
t h r ill lo h e n t-fll fro m t ir in g
p u lm o n a r y s p e c i a l i s t f o r
le s lrd What would you say ll
follow up r arc and further advice
To give you more Inform ation. 1 she w e ir your patient?
D E A R R E A D E R : A fte r
am sending you a bee copy of
ru m m a g in g th ro u g h th e i n
my Health H rp o ri. "L iv in g W illi
tric a c ie s of your q ue stion , I
Chronic Lung Disease " Other
readers who w ould llk r a copy c o n c lu d e th a t y o u r b le n d *
husband's ex-lover has had se x
should send 81 and Ih rir name
ual encounters w ith women as
and address lo P.O Box 9 )3 0 9 ,
Cleveland. OH 44101 3369 IW- w r ll as Itir n By Itself, litis
sexual orien ta l km does not put
s iirr lo m ention Ihe IIItr
her at higher risk lor A ID * a
DEAR DR. GOTT: I've been
disease lh a l *e n n * to tie more of
t a k i n g a m a in te n a n c e
a p r o b l e m a in o n g m a l e
medication lo r gout for 10 years
B rc rn lly . however, a pharma* 1st homosexuals and IV d n ig users,
refused lo Issue fu rth e r refills on at least in th is co u n try It I* true
that In some o th rr co un trie s
I tie prrsenl prescription. even
where AID* t* endem ic. It is
I hough some allowed refills w r r r
spteutl p rim a rily h rtcro ae xua lly.
unused He said Ihe p m c r ip iiu n
H o w e v e r, in y o u r f r i e n d 's
was Illegal — over a year old
h u s ta n d 's rase. I w ould w o rry
Fortunately a local physician
responded p ro m p tly to prevent a more ahoul th r w om an's pa*t
male contacts.
la p s e In d o s a g e
W as th e
T h r th ru st *4 yo u r question
pharmacist correct?
ap|M'ars to be w h e th e r yo u r
DEAR READER: I th in k so
M oil states have laws lha l p ro Irtrn d and tier h u x ta n d should
gel le slrd lor A ID * A lth ou g h
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W a d n a a d a y . D a c a m b a r 28. 1968
Classified
Legal Notices
Legal Notlco
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
IN T H IC IB C U IT C O U B T O F
T N I 1ITH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN ANO FOB
SEMINOLE COUNTY
CASE NO t t i m
o i n i b a l JURISDICTION
OIVISION
INOEPENOCNCE ONE
MORTGAOI CORPORATION
P LA IN T IF F .
U N IT E D STATES DISTRICT
COURT M ID D LE D IS TR IC T
of
F l o r id a o r l a n d o
D IV IS IO N C O U R T NO
I I l a l C l t O r l I t U N IT E D
STATES OF AMERICA. P la n
tilt, i t W IL L IE V COLLIER
and K A T If L COLLIER, a* a l .
O e le n d a n tltl N O TIC E OF
SALE N atka N sarabp |i*e n
ts a i p u rtu a n t ta a O alaul*
J u d p tm a n l antarad an H a .
ambar 14 ItB I by tta iba 1
a n il I lad C a m in is * a b o rt
c o u rt ISO underpipnad United
Stato* M a r t" * 1 m ana a l sm
duty autsantad dppw'ap a ltl
M il ts * pro p e rty plluO t* In
Sammata Cauntp Florida da
tc r lb a d a t
L a l t . Stepson
itaipstp O ra d a F a rid a M
(a rd n p to IS* plat tta ra a l a t
tM o rd a d m Plat Boot t l papa
t ) at is * P utok Racer d t at
Saminoto Camhp Florida, at
p u rtk awtory to N * s .p ia t* and
b a tt bidder tor caps at t | a etoeb
noon an January t l . I t i t at IS*
Wept Oaar a t is * S em inal*
Cawntp CawrtPauM la n ia rd
F a re d * Datod Na.am bar 1*
1to* RICHARD L COX JR
U N IT E D STATES MARSHAL
M ID D L E D IS T R IC T OF
FLO R ID A
Pubctpb D ae*"to *r 1 , w I t X
» 1to t
D EL I I
UNI TED STATES DISTRICT
COURT M I 0 0 L I D ISTR IC T
O F F L O R lO A O R L A N O O
O IV IS IO N C O U R T N O i
M tltC lp O H t f
U N I T E D S T A T E S OF
A M E R IC A
P l a i n t i f f , yp
JAMES
LEE and W AN 0A J
LEE. at *1 D atandtntlpl
NOTICE OF VALE Notice ip
sarabp (Ivan tsat purtuant to t
D r W t Judtm ant antarad an
Narambar 14 1tot bp IS* eCxrrt
an I'H ad Court in ts * *b *> *
c o u rt IS* underpipnad Umtod
Slate* AkprcAdi ar an* at s.p
duty OutSariiad depu'wp m>n
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naan an January II, I tap at n a
W a it dear *1 is * S em inal*
Cauntp C a u rtsa u i*. S onia**
F a r id * Datod Naramba* I f
ItM RICHARD L COX JR
U N ITE D STATES MARSHAL
M I D D L E 0 I 1 T R I C T OF
F L O R ID A
IO S F R T W
GENJMAN UNITED STATES
A TTO R H C V M l DDL I 011
TRICT OF FLORlOA
PuBfipA One 1 9 11, it • « •
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NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
N atka 1* Sarabp pi ran ts * i * *
Or* anpapad in bupinapp *• 114
W t i t Lanpnaad FL H IM
laminae* Cauntp. Ftorida urtoH
is * Fletiltoua N am * at RIG AL S
BUSINESS A HOME CARE
SERVICE. P"d »S*l art inland to
r* fip t* r paid namd n its tn*
C lark *1 ts * C irc u it Cawrt.
Seminal* County F ie n d * to
accordant* o ils ts * Ppppipont
at ts* F k ttlto u i Nam# Statutap
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Statute* last
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TERESE X WRIGHT HIS
W IFE. LAWRENCE C
MILLER ANO K E L L It D
M ILLE R . ROAR OOF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF
SEMINOLE COUNTY
UNKNOWN T E N A N T lII
D E F E N O A N T llI
NOTICE OF ACTION
CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE
PROPERTY
TO LAWRENCE C M ILLE R
A N O K E LLIC 0 M ILLE R
l i u N n n ertonann. it lir tn *
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CtolouH Judpmani pn«***d an
N aram ba' 14 H A N * * a b o rt
an ti I a d C ourt in ts * * * * * *
cauw * a underpipnad unclad
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bMOar tor eopS at I I a (toe*
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C o u n t, CaprrtSawM le n t * * *
F to, .da Datod t o r t r t a c n
Itm
RICHARD L COX JR
U N ITE D STATES MARSHAL
m io o l c
d is t r ic t
of
F L O R ID A
R O B E a T P*
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A T T O B N E Y M ID D L E DIS
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FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
FROBATE OIVISION
Pita Numke. to 1*41 CP
IN B E ESTATE OF
FRANK L t f WOODRUFF III
a k a FRANK L WOOORU1F
II I a k a F L WOOORUFF
III.
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TS* a d m in ip tra tto n a t ts *
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IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE II0 M T E ENTM JUDICIAL
C IR C U ITIN A N D FO R
SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE
OF FLORlOA
Cap*Ne w a t M C A t o P
General Ja rN d k lta *
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N O TIC I OF ACTION
STATE OF FLORlOA
TO JOHN G HOUFF it
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OATEO an tsip tm d Re, *1
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O A viO N BERRIEN
ClERa or the
CIRCUIT COUR T
BY arena, w CrHur
OapurpCN**
PubHps Oac to t t * Jan 4 II
IX Ito*
O f l 111
IN T N I LIBCUIT COUBT
IIO H T C IN T n JUDICIAL IN
ANO FOB SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLOBIOA
CASE NO t t l i l t CA * t
IN B E T S lM * * r i* 9* a t
M ar* LauM* Stsaaa*
Panrana*,
and
Gat*a* «irp>m SrS**a*
Wisconsin couple wins
Illinois Lotto jackpot
urday n ig h t."
E v a n rh o . a general
C H I C A G O A m a n a g e r fo r a c o n
W a u k ro h a . W lv , f a m ily
stru ctio n su pp ly c o m
•' r ,im r forw ard Tuesday pany. said he and his
a i the w in n e r of Satur- fa m ily a ll w ork b ut that
day's 839 6 m illio n llll- m ay soon change " I
; nola S ta ir Lottery L otto w ill ru n lln u e lo w ork
; d ra w in g , ‘ h r second- u n til the com panv fin d s
; largest Jatkpol In the a replacement lo r me
th a t I w ill b re a k In
• lo tte ry's h istory.
" I Unally know w hat before I q u it.” he said
Kvaneho said th e fa m
It’s lik e lo be In shock.”
said Jo hn K vam ho. GO. ily has n ot th o u g h t
; w h o p u r c h a s e d th e a bo ut how th e y w ill
; w in n in g ticket at The spend l he m oney " I
; C o r n e r s t o r e i n have a lot o f m oney and
; W adsworth, 111., but w ill It h a s n 't daw ne d on
share the grand p r iz e m e,” he said " I used to
equally w ith his wife. hope for 85 m illio n , not
M a ry A n n . 612, a n d 839 m illio n "
daughters Darlene. 36.
Evancho says he now
; and C ynthia. 28
has a " little m ore feel
" I t 's been a shock for in g fo r th e s ta le o f
; a l l o f u s . I n e v e r Illin o is "
expected 830 m illio n to
The Jack|Mit to ta l of
be d r o p p e d o n u s . 839.585.968 14. Is lo lie
W e've slept a total of paid In 30 In sta llm en ts
about six hours since o v e r 19 y e a rs , s a id
;• I he lo t t e r y d r a w in g D avid M lzeur. d e p u ty
Saturday evening W r executive assistant to
d id n 't sleep a w ink Sat lottery director Sharon
U P I r a p o rt
CELEBRITY CIPHER
l * U » t | Conn i r i U ny i m * 1 u h M hem pueleuon* In 'em*
peepm ( W * * r i u - »
(ech w » in * * tern. « * 4 l Nr
m m * fro *. • a * * ■ * * • *•
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The highest jackpot
In stale h is to ry rem ains
840 m illion , w on Sept
I. 1984. by M ike W itIkow skl
Legal Notices
NOT ICC o r
f ic t it io u s n a m e
•m *i m >1 W W f s i r * " H * l 1
*m *"9 *9 *4 in b v W iM I • ' I t I I
Frtncn « • * Ia n lo rd . S*min*4*
C ounty, F lo r id * u n d a r IS *
F k h 'w u * N*m# ot SPECIAL'S
*nd lh*l | >n**nd lo f ep'plef t* d
"A m * *4ts m * Clark s* is *
Circuit C w rt. Saminoto Count*.
Fio na* In ec i or oath ■ mtt> is *
P roplpian* ot ts * E lc tllto u *
N*m* SOtutol ToWlI S*t'*on
tA l 0* F lor Id* lla lu to t t « t
I Kathryn F ry *r
P u b .** O r- U I I 1* i i n
i * u tin
DEL IIS
H X
V
J C H L N K H L J
Sharp
The fa m ily w ill re
ceive an In itia l (layinent
o f about 8 1.9 8 4 .0 0 0 .
and I9 y c a rlv paym ents
o l about 8 1 .9 7 5 .0 0 0 .
Mlzeur said
Unt i l t h i s past
weekend, the secondh ig h e s t ja c k p o t h ad
hern 839.060.596. won
Nov 5 by fo rm e r Sen
James Soper. R-Cicero
The H I-year-old Soper
had voted to establish
the lottery In 1973.
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M E N T OF TR A N S P O R T A
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Catnip A d m a itlr a la n Canlar.
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S ouls
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t i l l Same Raod Melbourne
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Legal Notices
IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R TO E
T N I I I O H T I f NTH JU O IC IA l
CIRCUIT TOR I I M I N O i t
COUNTY. ELORIOA
C A S IN O N I I U C A N l
BANC PLUS MON TO AGE
CORP .
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btaawgh
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C rM t D ttandant,
N O T IC IO E ACTION
TO C A R R IIL EATONA and
JOYCE D EATONA M t * •*
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r ild a m * t r N B iu
YOU ARE N O T lE IIO that Bn
at Iran ta I b k i b w a Martgege
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LOT A C IU S T IR E STEB
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P U B L IC R E C O R D S 01
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ELORIOA
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entored ogemot ran W *na
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T h i s NOT i C C t t a l i t t
p a i t a t ante a naa* W W
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CIRCUIT COURT
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P a t . ** c m i
PaRt.tn Dai I I N '«** Jan «
II. Its*
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FICTITIOUS N A M E
Na*>ts •* K sttR f g-tan Mai aa
t t angigtA « t t t < S H S' IR S
E n d a e *o w t D i m
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f a.a* • * C a n at a t C* * t i
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Jan A IM t
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IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OE
T M I IIO M T IIN T N JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AM O E oa
S I M I N O ll COUNTY s t a t i
OE ELORIOA
Ca m Me I t l i s t CA At l
Osaartl JaritdM lw n
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M AR G AR f M I N A
C O M P A N t INC
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MUSSEL P M I I I I liu n g
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S T A T I OE ELORIOA
TO
W A Y N I 0 1 R R IC K
M U t lt lW W lT f II living tnd
II m t r r lt d
MRS W AYNE
O E H R IC t M U S S IL WHITE n ,
a lia II MtWg including an*
wnBnaan tpawM at t a d Oalan
d a ntt II aimat Nat r * m * " d d
and il a* Mar ar bom at ta d
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C O N D O M IN IU M U N IT I I
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Caanl* f d r id e togem*. m M
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Doctor Alton
Not boon Mod a g tm tl ,ou and
H IO O E N SPRINGS CONOO
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H ID D E N S P R IN G S CON
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corporation
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SPRINGS CON D O M IN IU M S
a l t o k m « n a t H IO O E N
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ASSOCIATION a corporation
and yoo a r t reguired to tar to a
(Opt al ts a r <tritlen d td n M t il
any, M ila n
JO S E PH M P A N IE L LO,
I SQUIRE. P ia m iill t allo t net
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JOI N f t e n t lln S lrto l Said
TIM. Tampa S tand* IMOJonor
baloro ltd tin * da* at Jenaar*
IMS and li d lt d original m ill
ltd C d tk ol M it Coat I a iltd r
b a lo rt t t r t ic a on P la in lill t
a lto rn t* or Im m a d ia d lf m a rt
attar, o ild r m ta a dalewll m il
be s n d rtd agam tl roa lor i d
r s iit l demanded in Me Com
pi Aml and Amendment M Com
plain!
OATEO on M u l Tin da* ol
Dec *mbar USA
D A VIO N BER R IEN
C L E R K O f THE
CIRCUIT COURT
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IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OE
T N I IITM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OE ELORIOA. IN ANDEOR
LI MINCH I COUNTY
CASI NO M t a il LA t t P
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OIVISION
ECOCRAL NATIONAL
MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION.
P LA IN TIF F,
—VS—
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W IFE COUIBANE STATE
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CONSTR U C TS! S IR Y lC I
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TO RORIRT MORAN
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mr ludmg a n t m tn a n n tpoukt
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t im o t h y m o l I a r y ,
I SQUIRE
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on ar ba lo rt Ma i>M Bar a l Jan
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Ma Cd<t oA Ma Cow* aimer
beto r t to r . K t an (Po*Hdnar t
a 'la rn e t at im m e d d d lf M a rt
a id * aMar»*«a a dtlacc" m il
be enlaced agamtl raw d r m t
ra id ! demanded in Ma com
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MONDAY
N o v e m b e r 14, 1988
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61st Year, No. 71 —
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Sanford, Florida
Mock countdown begins
NEWS DIGEST
Atlantis blastoff
just 16 days away
M ort gang violanea erupts
LOS ANGELES — At least three people were
killed during (h r weekend In gang violence,
despite another In a aeries of police sweeps
designed to take gang members off Inner-city
streets, authorities said.
A fourth person was shot and killed during an
attempted robbery In a beach parking kit along
Pacific Coast Highway early Sunday, and police
were Investigating It as a possible gang-related
attack.
In that shooting. Francisco GuHenec. 22. was
killed and James Whwlcy. age unknown, was
wounded about 12:35 a.m . S.-nda, said
detective Bernard Rogers of the Police Depart
ment's westside anti-gang unit.
Rogers said someone approached Gulterrrx
and a group of hla friends, who did not appear to
be gang members ind tried to mb the vktim
From Unitod Prats international reports
United O f as Intsrnatlonal
(.APE C A N A V ER A L - The crew of the shuttle
Atlantis, deckrd out In bulky sparratilts. climbed
aboard Ihrtr ship rally today for the final hours
of a practice countdown telling the stage for
blastoff In 18 days on a secret military mission
Atlantis * crew — nimmandcr Robert "Hoof
Gibson, co-pilot Guy Gardner. Richard Mike '
Multanr. Jerry Ross and William Shepherd — left
their quarters about 7 45 a.m. E S T and headed
tar Ificueh pad 3911. duplicating launch-day
procedures In a full •. air simulation required of
all aliuille filers.
All five were strapped into Atlantis' spllt-lrvrl
e r r v cabin by 8:50 a m. as ihe roc.ddowi
conduct d In secrecy, ticked down toward aero
The astronauts are scheduled to blast off for
real on the 27lh shuttle mission around Nov. 30.
although Ihe dale could slip a day or so becausr
of work to replace a balky valve In a hydraulic
unit.
To make the practice countdown as realistic as
|iossible. the shuttle crew put on bright-orungr
70-pound sparesults that are (tart of a new
emergency ball out system Implemented In Ihe
wake of the Challenger dlaastrr
"Wish II was launch day." Gibson said al the
launch pad Sunday under a clrar blur aky "We
want to save some of this weather for another
couple ol weeks."
[ Baa Atlantia. F ig * BA
Soviet shuttle set
for Tuesday launch
U sltsd Press International
M OSCOW — Soviet rocket rnglnrrrs
readied the first Russian space shuttle
lluran for blastoff Tuesday on an u n
manned maiden voyage dial was delayed
I wo w erks ago by last seettnd mechanical
problems
The official news agenev Tass rrportrd
Saturday that blastoff was planned for 6
a m. Tuesday Moscow time — 10 p m E S T
Baa Soviets. Pag* 3 A
Defeated
candidates
cry foul
By SANDRA ROUCNAHINI
Hsrald SUM wrdar
□ Nation
Landlord sutpoctod of murdors
SACRAM ENTO. Calif. — The boarding house
manager auspectcd of killing at least five elderly
residents for their Social Security checks and
burying them In shallow graves was once
convicted of drugging people she met at bars
and robbing them, police said.
Investigators digging through the yard of the
neat, two-story Victorian boarding house Sun
day discovered the fourth and fifth bodies, and
planned to obtain a search warrant today an
they ran examine bank records and look for
more possible victims In a abed, ihe ground
under It and Ihe dirt floor of a lean-to
Police said aortal workers and others had
provided a Hat of eight people who are missing
and may be Unkrd to the rase, but said they
believe two of the people are still alive.
NFL SCORES
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Igwebuike lifts Bucs to win
l*ONTIAC. Mlcli — The Tam pa Hay Hurraneers finally found somebody they can beat (hat
Isn't named Green Hay
"It's a good win."
Ta m p a Hay roach
R ay P erkins said
S u n d a y after hla
Huca slopped the
Detroit Lions. 23-20.
o n D o n a l d lg >
w rb u lk e 'a 52-yurd
fir Id goal with 10
se co n d s to p la y .
Tampa Hay Is now
3-8 after slopping a
five-game slide.
"A n y win Is a good
win.” said Perkins,
whose learn had not
recorded a non-strike
v ic t o r y o v e r any
team except Green Donald Igwobulfc#
Hay since opening last season with a win over
Atlanta. Thai wits 23 games ago
Two kiral candidates who w rr r
defeated in elections last week say
negallve campaigning may have
been Ihe determining far tor.
David G unter. Longwood's Inrumbrnl mayor, and Randall Morris
who gave up a lake Mary com
mission seat to run for mayor of that
city, offered candid assessments of
thetr unsur« ewsful campaign*
Gunter was defeated by Gene
Pararh and Morris was defeated by
Dirk Frss Doth the winners dis
puted the negativism ch a rge ,
atribullng their vk tortrs more to
Iheir positions on Issues
Frss won by 37 voles allhough his
opponent spem nearly 12.000 more
than him In the campaign Pararh
spent 9 3 .3 8 H 03 In defeating
Gunter, w h o spent 11990 311
.
Guntpr
w rr
by Longwuod Commissioner Hank
when asked lu frspoitd abuul
whether lire outcome of Ihe election
had something to do willi negative
campaigning Morris and Gunter
said dial It did
In Lake Mary. Morris pointed to
the i liallrnge by Eras, al a loruni
held In l-»ke Mary one week la-fore
Ihe rlrcdon*. dial candidates sub
mil in a drug test to prove to the
community dial they are drug free.
The art of bring n-*U d «as intended
to rotm tde with drug free week and
school children's pledges to remain
drug free
Morris and Raul Tremel. an incumtiriit who was re-elected to
commission seat 4. refused to take
the drug lest, saying II was un
constitutional. "From a constitu
tional atand|Miint. it's mil a good
precedent to set." Morris said
Because Morris refused lo take
Frss up on his challenge. Morris
said It was an "automatic assump
Ikm of guilt." lie said. "The thing
was hammerrd very quietly behind
Ihe scenes "
.
Fess said. " T h e drug lest was for
everymie. If you're going In eat al
the public trough, you have to tie
subjrrlrd to public scrutiny."
lie also said. "W e don't want to
talk about negative ranqialgnliig I
can'l stand the negallve side ol It
C Be* Candidates, Pag* 8A
Workers began laying pipe at Mangoatine Ava. and S.R. 46 laat week.
W o rk under w ay on tw o m ajor
w a s te w a te r treatm en t contracts
By SR AD CHURCH
Herald city addor
SANFORD — Work was under way today on two
major contracts in Sanford's wastewater trralinrril
tysirm and the related water reclamation system
Our contractor is working al the wastewater
((ratinem plant at the end ol Poplar Avenue, w brrr a
giant hole has tiern excavated for an additional
clarifier lo lie built where the drying hrds w rrr
formerly located. A clarifier removes impurlik-s
Hill Simmons, city engineer, said the third clarifier
will allow the city to takr one out of servkr for
replies without affecting ihe system
That contract also Involves construction of two
lertlaiy tillering lieds which are designed to takr
almosi all sus|>riided solids out of the waslrwalrr.
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Partly cloudy and mild today
T h e fo g t h i s
morning will return
T u e s d a y bul not
quite as dense. Illghs
today and tomorrow
In Ihe HOs. dropping
Into the 00s tonight.
Very little chance of
rain but hum idity
will stay high.
Hlgh-tpwwd chat*
This car and anothar vshlcls collided (hla morning on Intarstate 4 In the
vicinity ol State Route 430. Authorities said one ol the vehicles crossed
Ihe center divider and collided with the other. The southwest lanes were
blocked as a result of Ihe accident. Altamonte Springs rescue workers
H i—
'll* v#h,c,a ,n the easlbound lane waa being pursued by a
PAHolman when the accident occured. No other details
were available at press time.
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�N EW S FR O M THE REGION AN D A C R O S S TH E S T A T E
cannibalizing Eastern
C o n G tito fM f may radtic* M o tion
PALM BEACH — Environmental regulator* are studying an
Innovative 600-foot reef buUl of concrete block* to determine
whether the wave-breaking barrier can be used to reduce beach
croalon elsewhere.
German-born engineer Hans Rauch laid 23 pre-atreaaed
blocks end to end to form the banter six months ago In front of
WlBto du Font's oceanftont mansion tn Palm Beach.
The 6100.000 reef, paid for by du Pont, uses a stairstep
design facing the ocean to catch Incoming wave*. As each wave
la ti Ippcd. its energy force Is broken by the 20-tnn segments.
Florida Atlantic Unlveslty engineer Newman U n . who has
been studying the reef on a contractual basis, aald the
slower-paced waves actually travel higher on the beach than
unchecked waves.
But the mild current carries trapped sand from behind the
barrier, depositing it north and south along the nearby shore.
L in said.
Since the reef was Installed, the beach directly behind It has
stabilised and there have been positive effects up to 300 feet
north and south of It. Lin said. To the north, erosion caused by
an old seawall has slopped, and to the south, the beach has
widened by up to 3 feet, he said.
FSU studtnt killed in dorm accident
TAL.' AH A SSET — A Florida Ru.te U n lv e d ty j ’.udetd was
electrocuted when he touched two vending machines while
standing on his head In an attempt to cure the hiccup*,
campus police aald.
Police Identified the victim as Patrick O. Wallis. 28. of West
Palm Beach. "firbn at about 12-15 a.m. Saturday either touched
o r fell against a candy machine and a change machine In
Rogers Had dormitory.
The English and philosophy student was pronounced dead at
Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center at 1:26a.m.
University officials were being cautious tn their statements
about the incident, but an autopsy showed Wallis* death was
“ consistent with electrocution," said Lt. Jack Handley of the
F S U police.
It will take three to six weeks to complete the official report.
Handley said.
Stripping continues 1 ""
despite 1986 promise
MIAMI (UPI) In the (wo
years since Eastern Airlines was
■old lo Texas Air. nearly one In
three employees has left or been
fired. It* only profitable assets
have been sold, and Its losses
continue to mount.
Fast era continues to shrink
while Texas Air's other airline,
the barely unionized, lower coal
Continental, continues to grow,
according to a Sunday report In
The Miami Herald.
Th e newspaper noted that
when Texas A ir owner Frank
Lorenzo took control of Eastern
Nov. 15. 1986. he promised he
would make no changes In the
airline.
“ We have no plans to diminish
the size of the airline." Lorenzo
M i d when he agreed to buy
Eastern.
Lorenzo, hoaever. said that
considering E a s te rn ’ s huge
losses — 6233.7 million so far
this year — he had no choice but
MacKay sends recount
requests to officials
TA L L A H A S S E E - Democrat
K e n n e th "B u d d y " MacKay
asked Saturday for ■ recount In
his 27.649-vole loaa to Connie
Mack tn Florida's U .5 Senate
race as top stale Republicans
■aid be should accept defeat.
TA L L A H A S S E E - A ticket sold In
Messengers w ere carrying
ail all number* la thl* week's 66
petitions far recounts in fare
marking the fourth week In s row that
counties to local elections ofBetels, who were expected to
receive U n a within tbe Suntfay
m idn ight deadline, said Pst
Clyde and Alberta Thompson of Sr. CkKid
Setts, an aide to MacKay.
million Nov. 1. Th re e yacht builder* from Jacksonville
" B y to m o rro w afternoon,
similar price the wreck before that, and two staten
everybody will have them.”
Indlantown won 631.5 a week earlier. •
Seitz aald Saturday.
Lottery computers showed a single ticket, sold In the Orlando
MacKay acted as Florida Re
suburb of Winter Garden, had all six numbers tn lhis week’s
publican leaders warned he
drawing. The owner had not come forward Sunday. The
would soil his reputation If he
winning numbers were 9.22.23.29,31 and 44.
contests the election results.
The jackpot was estimated at 68 million, though the actual
"Buddy MacKay Is well re
figure may climb. Next week’s Jackpot la also estimated at 6S
spected and haa a long history In
million.
Florida politics. It would be ■
In addition to the grand price winner. 339,000. other tickets
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smaller prices. Payouts were:
that the people of Florida have
'^— 307 tickets had five winning numbers, good for 63.524.60.
s p o k e n .’ ’ s a id s ta te O O P
— 17.085 ticket* had four winning numbers, good for 692.50.
— 322.548 tickets had three winning numbers, worth 64.50.
Haitians’ drowning prowpta eail for proto
MIAMI — Th e head of the Haitian Refugee Center tn Miami
called Sunday for an Investigation to determine what role the
Coast Guard's interdiction policy played In the drowning of two
Halibuts.
Gerard Jean-Juste, the center's executive director, said he
wanted to know what happened when the Coast Guard
hoSrouf ,‘J-c Haitians* 25-foot wooden boot tn the Windward
Passage off Haiti Friday.
“ it's the result of this Interdiction policy that we're arcing
Haitian boats capalxe." Jean-Juste said. “ I want the Coast
Guard (o bring them lo the Untied States lo find out whal
happened. Was the Haitian boat hit by the Coast Guard or
what?
"If they can not bring back all the survivor* lo the United
Slates, at least bring some of them back for history. We should
find out whal happened.” Jean Juste aald.
Petty Officer Je rry Snyder said the Coast Guard's ship did
not collide with the Haitian's boat.
He also said an agent with the Immigration and Naturallzalion Service decided to return the passengers to Haiti. “ We Just
pick them up and do what INS says to do with them. We are
Just doing the Job of transportation." Snyder said.
From United Proas International reports
The dally number Sunday In
ths Florida Lottery CASH 3
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□ Straight Play (numbers In sxect
order). 1250 on a 50-cent bat,
1500 onll.
□ Box 3 (numbers In any order):
$80 for a 50-cent bet, $160 on
$t.
□ Box 6 (numbers In any order):
$40 tor a 50cent bet, $80 on $1.
□ Straight Box 3 $330 In order
drawn, $80 In any order on a $1
bet.
i Straight Box 6: $290 in order
drawn. $40 II picked In combineI I *o n o n $ 1 b e I .
PvMtthed belly and SeMey, except
letyrdey Sy The Sealer* Herat*.
Iik . MS N. French Avt.. laniard.
Fla. mil.
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POSTMAITZRi lend address duetts
le TM I U N FO N D HERALD, P.0 .
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O vt0« title Meli; Three MenthtUIJU
t Meethi setM i V e e rin .te
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chairwoman Jeanle Austin.
"B u d d y MacKay la simply
wrong not lo let the decision ot
the majority of Florida voters
stand. He shouldn't deny Florida
voter* the final say on the
Senate race." she said.
"After all, In baseball, when
you're down 3 to 2 and the ninth
Inning la over, the losing team
docs not get extra Innings to
reverse the score.” said Mitch
Bain wot. an aide to Mack.
MacKay’■ petitions were being
sent to election* official* In
Dade. Broward. Palm Beach.
Hillsborough and Orange conties. where the number of votes
cast In the Senate race were as
m uch as 24 percent lower than
the number cast tn the presi
dential race
Copies of the petitions were
delivered to Mack, the Re
publican, as a courtesy. Seitz
dollars a year from Eastern.
— Eastern also Tunneled at
least 630 million lo Continental
for maintaining standby non
union pilots and flight atten
dants for p o ssib le s t r ik e
breaking duty at Eastern. The
arrangement ended last month.
— Eastern also failed lo collect
a 618 million debt owed by
Tessa Air since the 1986 take
over.
-Eastern sold Its System One
reservations system to Texas Air
for a 6100 million note. Tw o
years ago. Eastern's Investment
banker valued the system at
more than 6200 million.
Eastern then ended up paying
a Texas A ir unit 61.65 for every
seal It booked through the
system, spending 6130 million a
year to use the system It once
owned.
-E a rlie r this year. Easlern
tried lo transfer Its Northeast
shuttle. Its only consistently
profitable operation, lo a Texas
Air unit for 6225 million in rash
and notes. The unions blocked
the Aral and Eastern late.* sold
the shuttle to Donald Tru m p for
636S million In cash.
Extinction near
for Key deer
have become covered with
paved roada and housing
subdivisions.
The remaining deer lounge
on lawns, nibble in vegetable
gardens,
■rase along the
highway
w ays, 1 rbere they are
kiUrdi by the
They have
become so tame they walk
“The Key deer are just an
indiestor. like the canaries
that coal miner* used lo carry
dosm Into the mines.’’ M i d
Deborah H oik, director of the
National Key Deer Wildlife
Refuge. "T h e dying Key deer
t n telling u* that we re losing
the ecology of the Key*."
'laid;------------------------About
170.000 ballot* were
b r i n g questioned.
Bush nears end of post- election vacation
JU P IT E R ISLA N D - Prcaldent-elect George Bush capped
hta post-election vacation Sun
day by going with his mutltcr lo
sere the minister
i. wht
chu rch.
noted that parents are pleased
when children "a re showing
promise."
Hush spent a iinal day of his
f o u r -d a y v a c a t io n in ( h r
exclusive Jupiter Island com
munity — where hi* mother.
Dorothy. 87. haa a home —
before he planned to return lo
Washington lo begin in earnest
the transition to the White
House.
Bush and his wife. Barbara,
attended services at the Christ
Memorial Chapel, a Spanishstyle stucco building si the
seventh ter of Jupiter Island's
country club.
Th e president-elect's mother
arrived at the rhapel In a golf
cart driven by her daughter.
Nancy Hush Ellis. Th e Hush
family m i together during the
services by the Right Rev. John
Alitn. who drew chuckles from
the elderly congregation when
he noted how good it t* when
children visit their parents
“ It Is especially pleasing when
those young people are showing
promise and they've gained
employment." Ailin said, "and
even when they've gotten pro
motion*. And so we rejoice with
the parents who have that lo
celebrate."
B u s h w as to r e t u r n to
Washington Monday, and some
nominations lo hia Cabinet are
anticipated. Bush's first selec
tion was for his close friend and
ca m p a ig n m a n a g e r. Jam es
llakrr, to become secretary of
state.
After the church service. Hush,
with his mother at hi* side, was
asked If he had mad- any more
decisions on Cabinet appoint
ments. Dodfing the question tn a
Reaganrsqur fashion. Hush said.
"I'll have to ask my mother."
(lending to her and pretending
to listen, h r said. "She m >-s no
comment."
Hush also had no comment
about last week s drop of mure
than 60 point* tn the stock
market and the declining value
of the dollar.
In W ashington. P resident
Reagan, returning to the White
House from Camp David, waa
asked w hy the market had not
responded more favorably lo
Hush's election.
"I've given up on trying to
guess w hy the market does
that.” he M id . "I don't think It
lu u a n y t h in g
H u s h ."
lo do w ith George
Hush was a bit more often in
dlsrusslng his fishing effort*
When asked how many llsh hr
caught. Hush held up thumb and
forefinger tn make a zero sign
"Hut how nuirti fun am I
having? A lot." hr Mid. throw
ing out Llaarms
Afler a brief visit wtih hi*
mother. Hush abandoned hi*
m otorcade and rode back
s p e e d b o a t to Ills h o s t s '
nreanfronl home In Gulf Stream.
FIs . about 45 miles away.
H ush h a s s p e n t a lo n g
weekend recuperating from the
cam pa ign at the hom e ol
longtime friends William and
Sarah Fartsh. The vice presidrni
lias kept a low profile, spending
his lime (lulling, golfing, swim
mlng and fogging
TH E WEATHER
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Today...locally dense fog
lifted by mid morning men ll
became sunny. High in the low
to mid 60s. Wind northeast 3
tn lOm ph.
To n ig h t...fa ir except for
some dense fog by late tonight.
Low In the lower 60s. Light
northeast wind.
Tuesday, .morning fog lin
ing then sunny. High In the
low to mid 60s W ind east 10
mph.
( u m w in i i
Monday, November 14, 1068
Vol. 61. N o 71
to raise cash by selling the
company 's best assets
“ We are committed to ensur
ing the liquidity of Eastern
Airlines. As the company loses
the kind of money ft Is losing,
that requires selling lhe Infra
structure of the com pany,''
Lorenzo aald.
Lorenzo's Houston holding
company. Texas Air. already
owned Continental and New
York Air when It bought East
ern. Lorenzo soon acquired Peo
ple Express and Frontier and
folded them and New York Air
into Continental.
Lorenzo broke Continental'*
unions by taking the company
Into bankruptcy proceedings
Eastern's union leaders insist
Lorenzo also wants to force them
out and turn Eastern into a
lower-cost, non-union operation.
T h e y arcuaed L o r e n z o of
canlballzlng Eastern for the
benefit of Continental and Texas
'
Air. the newspaper reported.
Eastern has had three major
rounds of layoffs since Texas A ir
took over, and now has aome
12.500 fewer employees than In
the fall of 1986
“There's a lot of stress." aald
Mlchale Glover, a nine-year
flight attendant who is trying to
hold on for one more year to
qualify for a pension. “ T h is la
almost a textbook study of how
to ru n an airline Into the
ground.”
In other changes at Eastern
since Texas Air look over, the
paper noled:
— Since the fall of 1986. 30 of
Eastern's 286 jetliners have
been grounded, sold or leased
and Eastern has retreated from
14 cities.
— According lo reports filed
w it h t h e S e c u r it ie s a n d
Exchange Commission, last year
Eastern paid 615.1 million tn
management and admlnstrntlve
fees to Texas Air.
— Eastern also agreed tn pay
Texas A ir a service fee of I cent
for virtually every gallon of fuel
tl used, an agreement the unions
say could siphon millions of
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Policemen injured during arrest
ia
Mere charges filed on Inmate
'
SANFORD - An 18-year-old Sanford man already In Jail on
Sanford forgery chargee had similar charges added by
Longwood police at the Seminole County Jail Friday.
The Untfwood charges against Travles Bout well of 71
Sanlord Court are uttering a forgery and grand theft.
The charges stem from accusations that he cashed three
stolen checks In Oc tober at First Federal of Seminole. 901 E.
Stair Road 434. Longwood, police said. He was arrested hut
week In the Sanford case. Hond Is 81,000. In the Longwood
raw the checks had a combined value of 82.400.
Gunplay brings arrest
SANFORD — A man whom Sanford police say stood In a
woman's yard, filed allots and threatened to kill her. has been
arrested.
Sammle Lee Miller. 45. of 1936 Lake Drive. Sanford, was
arreaied on I3 lh Street at Palmetto Avenue, after he fled from
the house of Shirley Stile, 42. of 13 11 Pine SI.
Miller Is charged with aggravated assault, carrying a
concealed firearm and possession of a firearm by a felon. Bond
Is 8 1.000
He was arrested at 8 33 p.m. Saturday after he left the acene
of the gunplay and was stopped by police Poller said they
found a handgun under Ihe front seal of Miller's ear.
Man shoved deputy, arrested
A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — A man accused of shoving and
cursing a Seminole County sheriff's deputy and then lighting
Ihe deputy who prevented his flight ••rha.ged with battery on
n policeman
Troy Howa Bouev, a I. of I *9 Salem S i . Altamonte Spnugi.
was arrrstrd at 5:18 p.m. Sunday on Magnolia Avenue. The
confrontation occurred outside 411 Magnolia Avenue. Alta
monte Springs.
Deputies reported Boucy was confronted In an area known
for nar* oti» n sells. He wss crouched down on a sidewalk and
jumped up and pushed Ihe deputy away and tried to flee. He
struggled with two deputies and was arrrstrd. a sheriff's report
said.
Bank photo brings arrest
A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - Allamontr Springs police In a
Ounkln Donut. Stale Road 438. al about 11:33 a m . Sunday,
reporml recognizing a man whose photo they had seen In
pictures taken try a bank camera during a burglary
The man was confronted and arrested as he left Ihe shop
The man reportedly told police hr broke a window of
('entrust Bank and entered Ihe building through Ihe hole.
Antonio Louts Kegs, 23. of 285 Wymore Road. Altamonte
Springs. Is charged with burglary. Bond Is 81.000.
Stolen bicycle recovered
A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - One of Iwo men found by
Allamontr Springs poller outside Ihe Handy W ay. 151
Lynch field S t . at about 9 30 p m Sunday, was arrested after
police Idem tiled a stolen hlcyrlr lie found beside a man
follre had responded lo a report of susplrluus persons
outside the store David E Armstrong. 31. of 320 Clrmaon
Drive. Aitanionle Splrlngs. wss charged with burglary and
theft with tmndal 81.000
The bicycle, stolen from Allamonle Hay Club * 283-104. was
returned | Its owner, poller said
Man accused of burglary
CASSELUEHUY — A m «n who Casselberry police said broke
a door window and burglarized ihe house ol his es girlfriend. Is
charged with tnirglary loan occupied dwelling
Clyde Darrell Achord. 36. of 273 Pla/a Oval. Cassrlberry. wss
arteslrd si 11 22 p m. Sunday aflrr allegedly burglarizing Ihe
house of Carol Spear, of 315 Srmlnola Hlvd • 49-C. Spear and
a man were Inside hri house at the lime of ihe forced entry.
Spear lold police Ihe suspect fled when she railed them lo (hr
serne Achord was arrrstrd at Jack's i'larr. Casselberry, after
Spear and her companion lold them they feared for llielr safety.
Bond Is 83.000
Strange sleeper arrested
FERN PAHA - William Snyder, of Fern Park, awoke at about
7 .TO a m Sunday to find a stranger he couldn't awake sleeping
on his living rramt floor.
Seminole County sheriff's deputies were called to awaken
Hotter! I.ewin lax kh.irt 30. of Orlando, who was charged wllh
burglary to an occupied dwelling it 6350 U S Highway 17-02
Lockhart reportedly said hr thought hr was In a house on
Holden Avenue in Orlando Bond Is 85.000.
Two men srrested on burglary charges
SANFORD — The burglar alarm at the Army-Navy Store. 310
S Sanford Ave . Sanford, sounded at about 3 a m Sunday.
Police reported seeing two men carrying Iwo yellow bags
behind Ihe store
One man. Hulls T. Carler. 18. was arrested at the scene.
Larry Eugene Williams. 18. of 2009 Llneoln St . Sanford, was
raptured by H a m. and arrrstrd at Ihe poller station‘ Both are
charged with burglary and Williams Is ehargrd w ith resisting
without violence llond Is 81.000.
Knight’s Inn robbad
SANFORD — A gunman got 8407 In U 9 44 p .m . Sunday
robbery of the Knight s Inn. Slate Hoad 46. wrsi of Sunford
A sheriff's report said (hr rohtier fled on fool after taking thr
cash from a clerk
Several arrested on DU I charges
SANFORD — The following persons late a charge of driving
under Ihe influence In Seminole County:
• Hohrrt Jo hn Marllelh. 58. ol 205 Adelaide Hlvd . Allamonle
Spring, wus nrrrstrd ut 6:10 a.m. Saturday aflrr his car lowing
slow moving, hnmrmadt fruiter was slopped for trafllr
violations.
• George Whltukrr Bunch. 56. of New Smyrna Beach, at 9 57
p.m Saturday, uftrr a pedestrian upporarhetl a Sanford poller
cur (talked at Zuyre’s Pla/a T h r pedestrian lold the policeman
hr hud Just been hit by a ear on U.S. Highway 17-92. Bunch,
who wus also on foot at that (tolnl. upprnached Ihe policeman
und lold him lie wus looking for something his car hud Just hit.
lie was ulso charged wllh rnrrylng n concealed weapon after a
handgun wus found In Ills pocket.
■MEROINCY CALLS
SUNDAY
• 10:33 u.m. - 3300 W.
13th St., trauma cull,
• 10 59 a.m. — A ll I’urk
Ave.. gas meter knocked off
pipe, no (Ire.
• I I n.m. — 410 Loquat
Ave. — Florida Power A Light
transformer shotted oul.
• 11:11 u.m. — 2:45 p.m. —
Summerlin Avenue and Stale
Road 46. trauma call.
• 6:31 n.m. — 1905 French
Ave.. trauma rail.
• 7:22 p.m. - 114 Cobbleslime Way, trauma call, man,
42. not transported.
• 7:35 a.m. — Redding
Gardens. Apt. 60. man. 64.
• 10:47 p.m . — 330 N.
Palmetto Ave.. medlral call,
man. 69.
MONDAY
• 3:43 a m. — 14 Frenrh
Ave.. trauma cull. man. 26.
ly M IM M L O D n
Herald stall writer
CASSELBERRY - Coaoclberry
police are searching for a man
w h o s lig h tly I n j u r e d Iwo
policemen Sunday after they
determined Ihe man wan sleep
ing In a stolen ear.
T h e incident occurred at about
10 a .m . at Tiffa n y Square
Apartm ents, 200 F e rn Park
Boulevard, when police said they
awakened Charles LeRoy Smith.
7 9. of 1020 M ille r H a a d .
Longwood. who was sleeping In
a ear. Officers Jim Rick. 24. and
Richard Baldwin. 22. repotted
that a police records ehrek
showed Ihe ear had been re
potted stolen In Orange County
and Smith was wanted on a
violation of probation for grand
(heft.
Smith h -d been ordered out of
the car. and when police told
him he wss going lo be arreaird
he got back into Ihe drive ’■'a
seat. Rick got Into the car on Ihe
pasaengers side and si niggled
wllh Smith as he started the car.
a Seminole Counly sheriff s re
port said.
Hick, who was only halfway
Inside the car when Smith sped
away, wan thrown from the ear.
The open door of the car hit and
dented o (mlIce car. Ihe report
seld.
Both K irk and Baldwin wrre
sllghly Injured In Ihe runfrontallon und were rhreked at Florida
Hospital-Altumnntr Springs. Ihe
re|Mirt said. Smith eluded ra p
ture and Is ihe object of a
manhunt.
Tw o black teens surrender in racial attack
U nited Proas Intsmatfonal
N E W YORK — T w o black teenagers have
surrendered lo authorities lo fare assault
charges In what (xtlicc described as a
racially motivated attack by a group of
black youths on two while brothers on
Staten Island.
Accompanied by his mother. 14-year-old
Norbert Grlggrr gave hlrnsell up lo ofllcrrs
at Ihe 120th Precinct at 1145 p.m.
Sunday, several hours .liter Ihe aiturk.
said Sgt Raymond O'Donnell, u poller
spokesman
Grlggrr allegedly pulled a gun and flrrd
three limes In the direction of the fight and
hll one of his friends partIcipaling In the
attack on Ihe white „ O'Donnell said
Th e black teenager was charged as an
adult with first-degree assault and illegal
possession of a weapon, whlrh was nol
r m n r ir d . Ihe sergeant said.
Another black youth, Michael Boone. 16.
followed suit and surrendered al 1:50 a m
today.
Boone was charged wllh Ihlrd-degrre
lull rfnd aggravated harassment for
allegedly punching the whiles. He was
released on his own rceognlzame while
Grlggrr was hrld pending analgntnrnl. Ihe
sergeant said.
A third black teenager who allegedly
flrrd several shots Into Ihe air during the
Incident was being sought by police, he
added.
Thr gunfire rrupted early Sunday as
Grlggrr. Boone and about 18 black youths
shouting "w h ile boys!*' chased and
ptimmrlrd Daniel Marsac. 29. and his
brother Dean, the Iwo whltr men laid
; oiler
LLoyd Bryson. 17. who O'Donnell said
was part of Ihe group of olarks attacking
(lie Iso whiles was simi in (hr left side
during the Incident
Hrvson was taken lo SI. V ln rrn l's
Hospital w h rrr lie underwent surgery (or
a "penetration wound lo Ihe abdomen'*
and was recovering In stable condition,
hospital spokesman Ray Pnhlod said
Thr Marsars suffered ruts and bruises In
Ihe incident They were treated al Si
Vincent s Hospital and released
Daniel Marsac said Ihe incident led him
bitter about his home borough
” 1 don I like th is neighborhood
anymore." he said " I don't like Slutrn
Island. It's gelling had."
"Th e y Just tnmmishrd us It tiapprnrd
so fast.'' said Marsac
The attack, which Marsac said lastrd
only about 90 seconds, ended abruptly
when several gunshots suddenly rang out.
striking llrysnn.
Detectives from th r poller anll-hlas
Investigation unit termed the assault
racially motivated
Marsac said hr and his brother were not
armed.
Police said there was nothing lo connect
Sunday's Incident to a controversial Oct 7
confrontation brtwrr n while and black
youths In Staten Island's Rosehank section
in which a black youth was struck and
killed by a car.
Daniel Mai sac lord United Press InternaI tonal hr and his brother were attacked as
they walkrd lo their family's home In Ihe
borough’s Integrated fort Richmond sec
tion.
Two reports point toward rise in child abuse
C H IC A G O — Increased na
tional attention to child abuse
ha* prompted researclirrs lo
wonder If Ihe Inrldenre of the
problem has Inc reased, or Jusl
willingness lo discuss a Uhno
subject.
T w o reports relrased over the
weekend suggest abuse Itself Is
Increasing
W illin g Sunday In the Journal
Pediatries. Dr. John l-eventful of
the Yale University School of
Medicine said that since the
1940s sexual abuse of children
has beenmr more rotnmon.
more serious and more likely In
be rom nut led by an adult rela
tive or friend of a child.
Comparing studies done by
famed sr* researcher Alfred
Kinsey In the |940s and another
study done by Diana Russrll In
1978. Lcventhal said tire 1978
study showed a "higher pre
valence of sexual abuse, a
g r e a t e r p r o p o r t io n of
prrprtrators who were relatives
or adults known by Ihe child,
and a greater proportion of
serious types of abuse"
Kinsey's study — still the
largest ever conducted on Ihe
prrvalenc-e of sexual abusr —
strewed 24 permit of the 4.441
women Interviewed had had al
least one prr adolescent sexual
contact with an adult male
Half of these women said the
abuse Included no physical
■on tart. but rather verbal ahuse
or genital exhibition. About Ihe
same percentage said strangers
wrre the perpriratorm of ihe acts,
while 22 percent said fantily
tnembero — typically an uncle —
wrre rrsponslhlr
Klnsrv included women from
48 stales but excluded htark
women and women who had
been In prison In contrast.
Russell Interviewed only women
in ihe San F'runclsco area. Her
Interviews of 930 random ly
selected women showed 48
perrenl experienced al Irasl one
l.tcldrnl of sexual abuse before
age 14.
Russell found 29 percent ol Ihe
Incidents of physical contact
Involved relallves. 60 percent
involved other acqualntrncrs
and 11 percent Involved strang
ers Where Kinsey found 8
percent ol women had been
victims of "very serious" abuse.
Russell found 23 percent experi
enced this Icvrl of abuse
Lcventhal said the two studies
and another recent study sug
gest "exhibitionism has de
creased during the 20ih erntu••
ry.
— i------------------------ ---------------Lcventhal acknowledged that
"there would have been a great
reluctance to talk about such
matters in the 1940s." leading to
som e u n d e r r e p o r t in g In
Klnsry's study. Whrn Russell’s
study was conducted 28 years
latrr, state laws rrqulred re
porting of abusr lo rhlld protec
tion agrnctes
Also, h r said. "San Francisco
Is not necessarily representative
of the United Stales." with an
o v e r-e s tim a te possible In
Russell's study If "women who
had been sexually abused pref
erential)- migrated lo a city like
San Francisco, with Its more
liberal altitudes toward sexuali
ty"
In spite ol ihe differences in
thr way thr two studies were
conducted. Lcventhal concluded
It Is likely "thrrr have been real
changes In thr 20th century In
!h r epidem iology of sexual
abuse."
Within Russell's data, a trend
showed that thr more recently a
woman was born, thr more
likely she was lo have hern
abused by a family member.
S t u d y : N e a rly 2 p e rc e n t o f U .S . a d u lts p e n a liz e d
IstefssMsasI
W A S H IN G T O N A new
Justice Drpartmrnt study re
ports that about 3 4 million
(tropic, nearly 2 perr enl of Ihr
U .S . adult population, are m the
custody of federal, stair and
local corTcclkmx departments
T h e survey released Sunday
also found thr number of adults
In the United States on parole
rose I I percent from 1986 lo
1987 while the number of adults
on probation rose 6 percent
during Ihe same period
T h r number of adults In
custody In 1987 represented an
Increase of 6 8 perrenl over
1986 and a whopping 40 prn rnl
Increase over 1983. said Ihe
sludy by Ihe Bureau of Justice
Slat tsllrs. part of I tie Justice
Department
" T h r total number n( adults
under thr custody ol frdrral.
slate and local correctional
authorities. Including men amt
women In prisons and (alls, was
3.4 million (tropic, which is
almost 2 percent ol th r nation s
adult population," said Joseph
Bessette. Ihr bureau's acting
director
" A n estimated one out of every
53 adults In Ihr United Slates
ws* under some form of correc
tional supervision on u given dayill 1987." Ihr study said,
T h r study also noted that the
total number of adults on parole
nr prultatloii rose last year lo a
record 2 6 million men and
women — 362.(XX) people on
parole und 2.242.(XX) on prohalion.
T h r Increase In the pniballon
population occurred In every
region of Ihr country, wllh thr
Midwest and Went reporting thr
highest gains al 8.7 (lerieni and
8.6 perrenl respectively, and Ihr
South rr|»rtlng ih r lowrsi gain.
3.8 percent. Ihe study said.
The West's parole imputation
showed Ihe largest (terrrnlugr
Increase over Ihe year, gaining
almost 22 perrenl. thr study
said, while Ihe Northeast had Ihr
slowest growing parole popula
tion of 3 .1percent.
Among the study's other find
ings:
• Six slules re (Kitted Increases
of morr (lion 12 percent from
1986 in Ihrlr limitation popula
tions Missouri 1214 p e r cnlj
Washington (17 6 percenil. Del
aware (16 3 p rrc e n ij. New
Hampshire (13 8 perrentl. Min
nesota 114 prrrrntl and Indiana
112 1 (ten n it |
• Seven stair-, reported In
creases of more than 20 percent
in their parole populations
L o u is ia n a 173 9 p e r c e n il.
Nebraska (51 perrenlI. Norih
'em
C a r o li n a |39 9 p e r c e n i l. dents
W ashington 136 3 percenil,
• At thr end of 1987. Texas
C a lifo rn ia (2 4 .6 p e r c e n i). reported the largest number of
Missouri (21 6 p rrrrn tl and people on probation, nearly
Idaho (20 7 percenil
2‘X).00O. and the largest parole
• Georgia hud Ihe lurgest I*ipnl.it Ion. more than 07.000.
number ol people on probation.
• The Northeast. Ihe region
2.463 fot every 100.tXX) resi with 'h r smallest Increase In the
dents Texas. Maryland and numlK-r ol people on parole. had
Massachusetts also had more thr highest ratio of parolees to
Ihan 2.000 people on probation residents 238 lor every 100.000
for every 100.000 adult rest adults.
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EDITORIALS
Gatorland woes
are sym ptom atic
An absurd situation Is developing at the
University of Florida, the state's largest and
oldest public Institution of higher education.
Th e school's football pragr-i.. wa* caught
with It* hand in the cookie Jar and was
whacked by the N C A A with a three year
probation and sanctions. Allowed numbers of
recruits were reduced fen each yean T V and
bowl appearances were forbidden. T h e
penalties were reduced by one year based on
comollance.
Th e present coach, Galen Hall, was named
head couch following the firing of the previous
one. Thin year m arks the last of the penalized
years: television appearances are now okay
but the eflccl of the reduced scholarships Is
evident. Add to that a number of critical
Injuries and the results are losses on
Saturday. Th e record Is still respectable, but
not good enough for a few so-called boosters
suffering from a peter pan complex w ho are
dashing around In their orange blazers,
waving money, and crying "fire the coach."
Th e Irony la that these same Individuals
gifted with tunnel vision will refer to the
players as "student-athletes."
'Hie situation at Gatorland is sym thom atk
of a basic flaw In the education system, and
that Includes the secondary level. It was the
Council of Presidents of the N C A A which
brought Proposition 48 Into being, and even
that was a difficult undertaking. T h e stan
dards established were minimal, far below
those required for entrance Into any accred
ited college or university In Florida, except as
a athlete.
A fo«.us in o u r h igh school* I* to keep I h r
superior athlete eligible, so student tutors
plow their efforts Inin the task F o ilu n a le ly .
w ith ‘Th © a d ve n t of Proposition 4 8 . the
m in im u m grade point average must be in a
sensible, and spelled out. core c u rric u lu m so
flower a rran gin g and native dancing ts out as
disciplines open for athletes.
Florida's com m issioner of eduction. Hetty
Castor, has been at the forefront In the efforts
to r e w a r d s u p e r io r te a c h e rs a n d the
establishment of m erit raises, yet the two
teacher's u n io n s In tiic stale fight this
concept right Into the trenches. W ith this
situation It Is no w onder that so m any Inferior
teachers fill classroom s In Florida.
W illiam Bennett, ihe former U.S. Secretary
of Education, was on the cutting edge of
cu rricu lu m reform and teacher Im provem ent.
Ills Influence was greul but most ol his
creative Ideas and plans remain Just that:
Ideas, plans.
We are quick to criticize our schools, and
parent's can easily tell when their child has a
poor teacher. Hut how m any voire opinions,
or go to P T A meetings to learn m ore about
the school and the school system? Problem s
In high school and college rd u ru llo n are not
solely Ihe responsibilities of the professional
educators. C o n cern ed parents a nd other
citizens ra n . and m ust, do more than Just pay
lip service to solutions.
A nd jjeople that can alfnrd to h u y out a
coach's contract to the tune of several
hundred thousand dollars, should re -rru d Ihe
m anual on the role of boosters and studentathletrs. then give Ihe money to u local high
school to b uy lab equipm ent.
Berry's World
W ASHINGTON (NEAl - Southern white men down rather than the bottom up. and ao has
who voted In this year’s presidential election primarily affected Ihe presidentud contests and
preferred Republican candidate George Bush some campaigns for major statewide offices such
over Democratic contender Michael Dukakis by a as governor and senator.
margin of more than 2-to-1.
T h u a , when the
That statistic, from ABC News' poll of voters as
lO la t C o n g re s s
they emerged from polling places. Illustrates Ihe
convenes earlv next
extent to which the South, once unwaveringly ,)• c a r b o t h o f
loyal to Ihe Democratic Party, has switched sides
M is s is s ip p i’ s
— at leaat In presidential contests.
senators will be Re
Specifically, the exit poll shows that In the
publicans — an un
South white male voters supported Bush by a
precedented devel
68-32 margin, while while female votera backed opment In contempo
him by a 62-38 margin. That pattern ts probably
rary politics. In all of
the single most Important factor In the Demo the region's most
cratic Party's abysmal performance In recent fiercely contested
presidential races.
races for House seats,
Since 1900. the Detnocrais have won only two
however, the Demo
of srvrn presidential campaign*. In both of those
C realignment I*
c ra tic ca nd id a te *
enntrsts. the party's national ticket waa headed
c o m in g from
prevailed thta year
by a Southerner — Lyndon Johnson In 1964 and
the lop down
In the tut tic for an
Jim m y tarter in 1976
ra th e r th e n
o p e n aeat in
Tb*- Snii.i.V piefeirnre for Republican', la M is s is s ip p i'* 4 th
the bottom u p £
olhei years (including I960, when Carter
Congressional DIs
unsuccesafully sought a second Irrm l Indicate* trtet. for example, the
Democrat handily d r
that the region la undergoing a degree of political
ies led the Republican In Georgia's 4lh congres
realignment unmatched anywhere riae In Ihe
sional district, scandal-tainted Republican Rep
country.
Pal SwtndaJt was unsealed by a Demon aMe
Bui that realignment N coming from the tup » challenger,
Dors (lie "solid South ' support for Hrpuhllran
presidential hope fills preclude Ihe I Vitus rats
from winning (lie presidency al any ilm r in llic
foreseeable future unless they nominate a
resident of ihe region for president? Probably
not. although It dors com pi Irate the task
In iu v of Its lew visionary moments, the
Dukakis campaign d<v elop'd a strategy 'Hut
ceded to huuh all uf the Smith rxrrja Texas,
then combined the lame Star Stale with three
regional grmq>* of stairs lo achieve a theoretical
K In i oral College majority.
tcomMiwiesesa c m ie b n iie sun
House probes
drug approvals
ROBERT WAGMAN
How Dukakis lost momentum
B OSTON INEAI — Old-line Democratic
campaign pros are charging that three major
mlslakrs by Dukakis campaign manager
Susan Esirtch and llnne around her allowed
thr momentum lo swing lo George h u s h
d iw g -r .* i It |ielc ol a unifying theme, and
tut clear response lo the OOP's negative
campaigning
Dukakis emerged from the Democratic
convention with a big lead In all national polls,
bul then his campaign simply drilled while
Bush came out swinging By luibor Day. thr
momentum had shitted completely to Hush
He had wiped out Dukakis' lead. Dukakis was
relegated to spending the rest of Ihe camjialgn
reacting to Hush, and doing so very Inrffrrlually.
This happened, the political proa assert
because those In charge of the Dukakis
rumjwlgn were simply unprrparrd lo run a
national presidential contest, and by the time
they finally got organized, It was loo late.
T h r Dukakis plan, as Itiey see It. was divided
Into three part* First was to win Ihe
nomination through a series of statr-by-slalr
campaigns, as opposed to a coordinated
national effort: then gain control of thr
national convention In Atlunla. and finally run
the actual presidential campaign The pro
blem. though, a* Ihe political pro* see It. was
that cacti pari of that strategy was separate
One almost came to a cum pkir Mop U hrff the
next one started.
For instance, when California campaign
manager Tony Podeala — one ol the few
experienced national IVmocrutlr (xillMcal op
erative* given a major lask In the Dukakis
cl fort — showed up In Los Angeles In early
August hr found nothing In place. "I didn't
rven have u phone.” he says. Weeks that
should have hern spent In hard campaigning
w ere spent In simply organizing.
"You and Ihe new tabloid TV journalism are
made tor each other "
Republicans have achieved llmllrd success In
thr contests lower on Ihe I(allot — for scut* In
stair legislature* and rounty and municipal
offices — bul Southerners still lend in vote lor
Democrat* In local races.
JACK ANDERSON
For Instance, altrr each primary thr Dukakis
operation In a given stair was shut down as
resources and personnel were mover! to the
next state. This continued even after all thr
other candidates except Jesse Jackson had
dropped by the wayside, and It was clear that
Dukakis was going lo win thr nomination
This mrunl that as the national campaign was
started In August, campaign operative* In
most stairs had lo gear up almost from
scratch.
C imtiM
In South Carolina's 4th Congressional District.
Republicans targrtrd Rep. LI* Patterson as the
region s most vulnerable Democratic member of
the House — but she won her race.
In the 13th Congressional District In thr Texas
Panhandle, the Democrat defeatrd the Re
publican In a race for an open seat. Along Texas
Gulf Coast, an inrumbenl Republican was
unseated in the 14th ConftreaaluwJ Dtairld
By contrast, thr Bush camjialgn was run as
u siart-in finish effort from thr beginning. Each
slate office wus kept open after the primaries
As a result, while the Dukakis forces were Just
gearing up during thr rrtilrul weeks of August,
the hush forces were able to get a Hying start.
T h r second prohlrm seen by iuirdenrd
Democratic pros was that ihe Dukakis rump
J
w*.
did not rntrr the presidential camjialgn with a
clearly defined message H rjxirlrd ly. the
Dukakis hierarchy struggled vainly to settle on
a unifying theme Ttwre arr stortrs circulating
about hundreds of T V ad scripts written —
even ad* shot and rdltrd — only It* lie finally
rejected. The camjialgn lure bed from one day
to another, going In different directions, while
trying lo find Itself
Again, by contrast, the (lush ramp long ago
srtlled on It* theme of promoting j>race ami
prosperity while attar king Dukakis as inesjte
rienerd. soil on crime and weak on defense
From thr fire!, everything the hush ramp did
— from Ihe c a n
didate's sprrrhr* to
their ads to their usr
of surrogate r am
jMlgnrr* — continu
ally hammered away
at this central theme.
T h i s f o r c e tl
Dukakis Into a de
fensive (mature, and
It's a given In politics
that you simply can't
win If you are con
tinually reacting to
your opponent
Then there is Ihr
f b y the lim e
question of hush's
th o y f i n a l l y
m assive n eg ative
got organized.
camjNilgri. which Is
It was too late
clrarly what turned
things around for thr |
((resident-elect.
1------------------The truth I* that whllr most American*
decry negative cam paigning, they are
nonetheless swayed by tl. Experts say (his Is
because a majority of Amertcuns arc jirrdlsjmsed lo hrltrvr that most jMillllr Urn* arc
either crooks or Inrompelents or both Nega
tive advertising reinforces this sierroiyjie
Political ojjeruMvrs who liuvr run local amt
congressional camjialgn* know this all too
wrll. hush campaign manager Lee Atwater cut
Ills jKilltlcal teeth on South Carolina cam
paigns. Hr learned early on lhai you can win
by driving up your opponent's "negatives." H r
simply translated this lesson Into the central
themeof the hush camjialgn.
This kind ol cxjM-rlrnrc was rom jilrtrly
lacking at Ihe lop of the Dukakis camjuitgn.
When (faced with a negative ramjailgn It Is
Imperative to respond quickly and forcefully.
Bul Ihe Dukakis camjialgn refused lo believe
that Bush's charge* would slick. By Ihe Dine
they realized II was working, and hud
convinced Ihelr reluctant candidate lo reMjwnd. Ihr d a m a g e was done, and 11 was Inn
late locounlerpunch.
(Clot* n ran pap i a e m te r p r iie Alla
WASHINGTON — The rarr liy rival drug
romjMMk-s In win government ajtjiroval for
grnrrk- drug* has led lo a federal jm ilr in to
allegations tliat gifts and favors may have
swayed Ihe Fond and Drug AdrnlnlslraiNK*
Hr i ween HM| and ll« f l generic drug sales
Irlplrd In *3.1 billion a year As ihr
popularity ol generic drug* lias soared, so has
Ihe r«»cnpet 11W»n in market them For a drug
company. Ihr cost of jttndorlng and selling ,i
nameless ropy of a j*roven drug is negligible
compared to I fir n s l of developing irsiing
and marketing new drugs Federal tn
v e s tlg a to r* w e r e _________
lipp ed off lo Ihe
p n le n tla l scandal
early last summer A
subsequent raid of
f U A Jliss led •» a
joint prnhe by a
House silts r H lllt t ll lr e
and Ihe Inspeciur
general * office of ihe
Health and Human
Service- Department
The Invrsilgalors are
also considering the
findings of a prtvalr
detective hired by of
£ no e v id e n c e
flclal* at a d ru g
t ha t in e l
r o m p a n V who
f e c 11v e o r
became susjiiclous
unsafe
genet
when ro tn p cliio i*
lc drugs were
rrjiealedly heal litem
lo Ihe punch In win
approved j
ntng FDA apjwovsl
for generic drugs
In lair July an FDA cliemlsl and two drug
industry officials refused to sulatill d<« u
mrnls to Ihe House sulirommittrr that is
looking Into the .illegalinns ol jirrlrrentlal
treatment
Our asMH'iale Jim Lynch lias obtained
cojiles ol ihr malrrtal now under federal
scrutiny li (mints to a questionable rrU
Ikmsliip between Ihr FDA cliertilsi. Charles
Chang, and al least seven jirtvalr drug llrms
C lun g was a sujirrvisnrv (hem 1*1 In Ihe
FDA's g rn rtlr drug division before Ihr
Investigation la-gun lie ha* since been
reassigned lo another division
The federal Invrsilgalors arr looking Into
allegallons lhal Chang manljmlalrd apjjJIcu
Mon procedures in return for favors from ihr
comjMnle* seeking approval In sell genrrli
drug*. The favor* arr alleged In have
Included furniture, dinners, entertainment
and other gill*
On Nov. 19. 1967. Ihrre l*nr* of lurnlliirr
w rrr sent lo Chang’s Maryland linmr.
according lo Ihe documents under lrdrr.il
scrutiny ll Is not clear who j*ald for Ihr
qiio-li sized tied Iramr and chair, hot s h a
ping records Indlculr lhal ihr shqqilng cosls
wrre jtaid by llaju Vegrsna. Ihr ((resident ol
American Therapeutic Industries, a drug
company.
Federal Invesilguinrs also urr looking Inn*
allegations hy some ol Chang's colleague*
lhal hr may liavr given (irrlrrrrd companies
some of Ihe miilldrnlial Inlnrmallon In their
competitors' application (lies and lhal hr may
have manipulated thr approval process hy
dlrrcllng Ihr speed al which certain appllra
lions were reviewed
T h r slrulhs also arr examining Chang's
travel expense* over Ihe |>asl several years
Including visits In la** Angrlrs, thr Bahamas.
England. Hong Kong and Taiwan Documrnls
(mm ihr Mayfair lloirl In London Intllratr
lhal Mnhammrd Azecm apparently paid for
Chang's room on Aug. I. 1967. Azc»m has
served us a consulliint for American Thera
prutlr* Industries and other companies In thr
generic drug business lie wus one ol the
peoplr who refused In auhmll document* lo
Ihr House cuinuilllrr In •inly.
Chang. Azrem and Vrgcsna declined tn
comment In us on ihr Invrsilgaiion. When
they w rrr subpoenaed hy Ihe House Sub
committee on Oversight and Investigation*,
they each claimed lluil turning over ihr
Itifnrmallon rrqurslrd hy Ihe subrommlllrr
would violate their Fifth Amendment rigid
against self Inrrtmlnatlnn.
By Jm *
»«s cal* Vm AM*
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F IN A N C IA L
C a n d id ate s
**
S to ck s open slightSy higher
UaHa< Rf—
tolawatlawal
NEW YORK — Prices oprnrd slightly higher
today In moderate trading of New York Stock
Exchange Ivmr*
The Dow Jour* Industrial average, which
plunged 47 60 Friday. was up fl.Btl to 2075.U2
shortly after the market n|>ened.
Advance* led decline* 440-235 among the
1.103 Issues crossing the New York Stock
Exclumgc tajir Early turnover amounted to
about 6.214.000 share*
nterrst rate* in slow
tiling* down.
"I think the producer price Index report left
the IFederul Reserve lloardl convinced that
Inflation t* under control." said Mays
"Th e Fed r ill probably hang lough Ihrmigh
Christina*, however, to keep consumer spen
ding down.*' he added, forecasting a slight hike
In the prtme rale In the next few days.
"We are entering Into the third Intermediate
decline since the (Oct. 10. 1987) crash." said
Joseph Uarthel. dtreclor of technlral strategy
al IJutcher and Singer Inanee of Veterans Day
kept many Investors from participating
Hays pointed to conflicting signals from the
last two economic reports as adding pressure
on ihr market.
T h - Labor Department said wholesale pro
ducer price* remained steady Irom September
lo October. Indicating the economy may be
slowing and inllaiionary pressures cooling oil
Dollar lo w e r in Japan;
turns m ixed in Europe
source said Japan, the United
States and Eurojiran countries
The dollar was mixed today were prepared to coordinate an
on major foreign currency In lc rv t itlon to slop the
markets after falling to . dollar » fall, and the interven
IO month low In Tokyo Gold tion would continue at least
until tin release of U S Wade
was mostly higher
O n the T o k y o fo re ig n Wgures (or September due out
exchange market the dollar Wednesday
Traders, however, remained
continued Its plunge against
the Jupam vr yen In heavy skeptical
Mas.ui Takashl vice prrst
trading, etching at 123 yen.
down 0 70 yrn. for the dollar s deni of tlie Tokyo branch ot
lowest closing rale in more the Chemtcal Hank, said therr
Is ik ) longer any doubt the
than 10 months
It was the lowest rate for the dollar will tall below 120 yen
dollar since Jan 4. t'»HH. this year
In Eurofir. the dollar opened
when the dollar closed at
marginally higher in Frankfurt
121 63
The dollar opened at a al 1.742 West German marks,
|() month km of 122 55 yen upfront Friday's i lose of 1.74
The dollar also rose In Milan
and dropped to 122 SO yen
before the Hank of Japan lo 1.300 405 lire, up from
1.207 50. and In Zurich lo
Intervened to stem Its (all
One dealer said that Tokyo I 4635 Swiss francs up (rum
currency dealers were moving I 457
In L o n d o n , t h r d o lla r
n e rvo u s ly to sell dollars
breause they were Jolted by a strengthened lo I I HO73 comd
continued fall In the dollar tn with $ I 813 on Friday.
Hrlgun and Frrnrh market*
overseas markets
Another dealer said the dlf- were rkised Friday due lo thr
Orulty In jwnjecllng the course AmilsOre holidays, and thr
of the U S economy would dollar dropprd upon rro|ienliig
make world eurrrnry markets Monday
The ilollar oprnrd In Parts al
Jittery
Earlier Hank of Japan Gov 3 06 Frriic h Irancs. dow n Irom
ernor Satushl Kumila tried to Iasi Thursday's ckise ol 6 IXJM.
cool the dollar s decline al a and In Hrussels. the dolls
news ranferrnce In Osaka, in o p rn rd at 36 HI H rlg la n
western Japan Sumtia said francs, down from Thursday s
traders were driving down the close of 37 16
tioiiar with «n * m • jm u n ilti'
trading without any real basis
Sum Its said he rxpeet* Pres DowJonM
ident-elect G eorge Hush will bow J s h i Avcrsgts
move to reduce the twin 10:00 a n .
budget and trade deficits, 30 Indus 2073 OH up 6 05
what) hove leen b l-iio d fer 20 Trans 012 24 up 2 hi .
tlic dollar's recent slide
15 Ullfal
182 70 up
0 24
A foreign currency markrt 65 Sim k 7H8H1 up 2 16
UnHod b s n Iwtaewattnal
A tla n tis
C M t l n s d ( r t a Pag* I A
Asked I kiw |>rr Ihght |trr|»ara
lions were going Gilm m saitl
"It look* pretty- good so far "
Means title, hall a world away.
Soviet engineers weir trallying
the first Russian s|iurr shuttle.
Ituran. lot its unmanned maiden
blastoff al 10 p.m. E S T today —
6 a in Tuesday Moscow lime —
Irom the Halhonur Cosmodrome
In Soviet Central A la A launch
try Ort 20 ended in (allure 31
sectHtds lirforr llllofl when a
service gantry inairunctlotted
llrt ausr Atlantis s lltght Is a
classified military mission lo
launch a spy satrllltr. all major
details are tiring kepi secret,
even seemingly harmless in
formation such as where the
astronauts w ill sit lor launch
Gltmon. however, said hr and
Gardner will occupy the Iron!
left anti right seats ol thr crew
ratlin respectively with Ross.
serving as flight engineer seated
directly hrhlnd the two pilots
Miillunr will sit to Ross a right
and Shepherd will le strup|*-d In
alone on the <ahtn's lower deck
Mullanr and Shepherd will trade
plat r* (or re entry
A t l a n t i s 's ''t e r m i n a l
muntdown ileniiMistradon test."
a traditional tnllrslone In a
shuttle's launch processing,
began Sunday at 7 40 a m EST
The test is designed lo give
astronauts and ground engineers
a last rhanrr to prat tier the final
stagey ol the t out pie x procedure
retpilrrd to launch a *juice shut
lie.
A llrtn launch dale Is exjtetietl
lo lie uniHiuncrtt this week alter
a lurm.il High! readiness review
Tuesday anil Wednesday al ihe
Kennedy Spare Center
Gthsou and his rrrw m atrs
vlsiteil Atlantis* taunt It pad
Sunday to trview jiriMedures
Soviets
Continued from Page 1A
ship's crew was al thr Florida
today — and Hut the shuttle's s|mi rport today lo jiartlcipalr in
countdown was undrrway at the a |irai lice ctiunltkiwn
Ualkomir Cosmodrome In Soviet
The launch jirrjuratlons going
Central Asia.
on In thr Sovltl Union and ihr
It was not dear late Sunday United States marked thr first
whether thr launch or binding lime In history that two reusable
would tic televised live. In any shut tics hull! by different na
case, few details about thr pro tions stood on launch jvuds ready
grrsa of the countdown w rrr (or blastoff.
released over thr weekend
Atlantis ustronaut J r try Ross
A Radio Moscow English- told United Press Inlrrnallomd
la n g u a g e new s b ro a d c a s t h r wus Impressed with Ihr
monitored In the Hulled Slates Soviet shut lie jtrogram even
Sunday nntrd that two cos though the Russlun version
monauts idmard thr Mir sjwcr looked like u curbott copy of
station, Vladimir Titov and Musa NASA's.
M anarov. had surpassed a
"Obviously we have docu326-day sjiacr endurance record m rnlrd our program very well
Friday.
and they've had arrrsa to It,"
"Meanwhile, unnthrr Impor* Ross said. "I'm not sure that
tanl event In the Soviet space that's good or bad. quite frankly.
program will soon lake place,” Even though we document It.
Radio Moscow said. "O n the they still have to have Ihe
15th of this month, at 6 a.m. technology and the rajvahlllty to
Moscow time, this country ts to use that documentation to go
la u n c h Its firs t re u s a b le build a vehicle.
spaceship. Huron. Huron ... will
” 1 am Impressed that they
perform an unmanned flight In have got the vehicle lo the point
an automatic mode."
that they do now. Overall, I
Al thr Kennedy Sparc Center think It's an extremely hold step
In Florida, mranwhllr. engineers and quite frankly. I Iiojk - that It
arc readying the shuttle Atlantis works."
for blastoff around Nov. 30 on a
T h r first Anirrlnin shuttle.
classified military mission. T h r Columbia, wits launched with a
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and I didn't
participate In ft. I ran a hard
race."
Nev
'ess. M orris said,
therr tx ».t "whispercampaign"
with a lot of nasty brochure* and
phone calls going around the
Lake Maty neighborhoods and
given to the press.
"Am I disappointed? Yeah. |'m
very disappointed." Morris said
H r said that h r was told Luke
Mary's ramjialgn was the most
negative of all Ih r local cam
paigns.
H r said hr thought. however,
that no one wins an elrrllnn on
negative ailaeks " I think there
wms a lot ol negative campaign
tng 4< rots thr boutd." In said,
Morris said he had the chance
to do the same thing lo his
ojijMitienl. but refrained, liaising
hi* (atnjMlgn mure on Issue*
and on Fess' record
"t went very aggressively al
him IFcsal tin Issues I never
went after Ills personal llle."
Morris said H r said he could
havr said a lot of "Incredible
Ihlngs" and made "a lot of
Innuendos ahoul wb.it Itajipcncd
In tils lFess'1 administration
. In l<o'.l(wfiod. Gunter (moiled
to wfiat hr said was the tactics nl
Commissioner Hank Hardy, who
siipjmrted Karat It. anti who til*,
liked him "Farat h said how
moth I k - appreciated llardv *
advice and contribution They
fished around In both (heir little
ranq>*."Guntrr said
Gunter said that his op|m
n e n t* cam paign brochures
mentioned that h r violated the
sunshine taw. Faraeh* jmlltlral
brochure featured an unhal
anted stale which represented
tiii/rn salisfarttori. No'hlng was
on the ' satisfied * side tit thr
scale while the "unsatisfied"
side was w elghtrd down by
reasons fit liens w rr r said to br
unhappy T h in g s sueh as a
one mill tax tnrrrasr and vio
lation ot Ihe sunshine law w rrr
Hardy *atd tin one person
and I have one vole How can he
blame me bn ause he lost?
T h a t's ludirrou* T h r only
reason hr lost Is beiause thr
voters were unsatisfied with
h
i
m
.
More than the effect on the
o u t c o m e of a c a m p a ig n ,
negativism ulsn has an Impact
on the candidates, they said.
Morris, for example, said Ihr
rampalgi :iurt him tn more t.ian
one way.
"Th e thing that really hurts
me. I busted my bull as u
commissioner. I had v rry good
supporters Whrn things grt
dirty, w hrn they get ugly, whrn
you Im punr someone's reputa
tion. It's jiennanrnt damage In
thr community," Monts said
H r said hr Is against drug*
Morris said hr felt good ahmil
th r elections until th r last
w e e k e n d when t h r d ru g
challenge was madr
"Th e hardest thing ubout los
ing." he said. "Is not wh.il you
jirrsonally feel t>ul (or the jw-ojilr
who supported you T h r tragedy
tn nrgullvr (Mil Ilie* t* people still
live In Ih r comiminMy It's
people's lives you are talking
about." he said
Will Morris nm (or office?
"Running for other again Is
something I havr tn ItHik at."
Monts said
(•tinier promised lhal lie will
allrnd the meetings and voter
hts opinions
" I w ” s on-elccied. !n m respect, thank goodness." hr
said.
G un trr said he will never tun
again lor oilier Hr wild lie will
devote more t'mr to hts family
and two buc.m vm -s He salt! hr
will get mnrr Involved In his
church and lake classes to
become a deacon
C it y warned against p a in t factory
Unltod 6r*ss Infensttsosl
_
TER R E H AUTE - A Irdrral
■>tli< l.iI lias wanted T rr r r Hautr
area official* they would he
errattng brallh risks by approv
ing the stung of a vehicle (taint
W ork
C s s tls u d from Page IA
Simmon* said the filler* will
remove suspended solid* to meet
th r frdrral D e pa rtm e n t ot
Environmental Quality (I)E(JI
limits of 5 milligram* ol solid*
per liter of water
Previous rinse 420 30 up 0 33
Once the treated water leaves
Morning fixing 420 65 up 0 35
thr Mtrrs It will pass through a
Hong Kong
421 25 up 2 00
w o w k tn a building to lie built
New York
west ot Ihe wastewater treat
<tatirx Spot
ment plant Th e srnsnr will Jest
gold nfvn
420 50 oft .1.10
(I k- walrr In are If It meet* l)EU
Conics spot
standard* both for suspended
sllvrr open
6 371 nil 0 0 1 6
solid* and rhlortnr level*
If Ihr walrr dor* not meet
U -o n t'o .t m o rn in g fix in g
standard* It will tie unlmalii alls
rhattgr is Istsrd tin thr pre
piped In large adjacent holding
vious day s dosing pike I
[Mind* and wtll go tiark through
thr irratinrnt system If thr
walrr inert* standard*. It will 1m*
|il|ird tn two holding tanks and
Irnin there go Into (hr water
frtf I*IMbut ton system tor u*e tn
that would tir used m the event
Irrigation Those holding tanks
ol a jire launch emergency that
will hr built under a separate
trquirrd a sjteetly exit from thr
contract
lobr let soon
|>ad
The second project now un
Astronauts I m m i i I thr shuttle
drrway Is construction of the
al ihe 195-fool level ol the
main distribution line* tor the
laum h pad gantry On thr o j i
water re c la m a tio n system
jMJstir sidr of thr gantry 1mm thr
Worker* air now Dying (il(»e
shuttle access arm are seven
along Seminole Houlrvard as
"s lid e w irr" baskets hanging
pari of a main line which will
la-low rallies Oiat stretch 1.200
completely
encircle the city.
tret to (h r ground belowAnother crew is at work at thr
lit an emergency, astronauts
and launch pad technicians Junction of Mangnustlnr Avenue
and Stale Hoad 40 preparing lo
could ju m p In the enclosed
Itavkrt* for a swift ride lo a push Ihe walrr reclamation pipe
under the highw ay A large
hunker al the Itasc of the launch
|iad Depending mi thr situation, rasing will first be pushed under
the road, and the pipe which will
the grouji could gel oul ot thr
area In an armored jiersounel carry the m utinied water will be
(nishrd Ihrmigh that casing
i arrtrr stationed nearby
The city commission will get
Glt>son and romjMny reviewed
Ils llrxt i(Hik at thr proposed
Ihosr escape jtnxedurrs Sunday
and w alrhrd as <ui empty basket water rrrlamallon ordinance at
was rrleased to slide down the tonight's 7 p.m . inerting. The
wire to an arresting net at thr ordinance sets fees und mlrs for
use ot the rrrlalm rd water.
base ot the pad
Simmons M id niter the ordi
nance Is approved by city com
missioners. let lent w ill be sent to
all utility customer* inviting
crew ol two when II blasted oil them lo become customers ot
on ils maiden lllght In April the rrrlalmrd water for Irriga
1981. but the Sovlrts elected to tion. Like Ihr Irrsh walrr dlslaunch thrlr new slumlr u n trlhulton system, thr rily will b y
manned becausr ol the Ir<1inic.il ihr rrrallmrd water lines to
property lines It will be (tie
risk Involved.
customer's responsibility lo run
Huron, which means snow
lines Irom there onto his pro
stomi In English, relies on a perty and connect li in his
|iowrrful Knrrgla liquid-furled Irrigation system.
iMMtstrr for Ihr trip Into s|tacr
The main encircling line Is
The shuttle ltscll I* scheduled lo la-lug laid with about 200 T complete at least two orhlls stubs so that pt|>r can lead off
la-fore a fully automatic landing the main lin e Into e ve ry
Is uttrm ptrd on a 3 mile-long iirtghborhtMMi in town
runway at Halkonur Just 7 miles
Each of Ih r contracts Is (or
from the launch pad.
ubout $3 million of work and arc
In any case, the advent of a the largest contracts In the
Soviet shuttle. In concert with a entire project. Simmons said.
T h r system Is exported lo Imm ature fleet of unm anned
oprrulionnul In uboul a year.
ro cke ts a nd trusty S o y u z
manned spacecraft, gives the Simmons says lines will Ik- In
Russian sparr program an u n plate to Irrtgatc all city property
matched capability when It und parks, und h r hoprs enough
comes to canning payload* Into prospective customers Indicate
Interest early enough so that
orbit or returning cargo to Earth.
lines can hr laid tn their property
The Soviets had hoped to lines by then too.
A large portion of the re
launch liuran before the Am eri
can's could launch the shuttle claimed water Is going lo Lake
D lsiovery on the first posl- Mary to Irrigate the Ttmacuan
Challengcr flight, but technical Goll Course. Simmons said It
prohlcin* delayed the Russian will nol take us long lo lay that
test program und Discovery got line. A contract for that work will
olf the ground first on Sept. 29.
I n - let as MMin u s turf studies ol
NEW YO HK - Foreign and
domestic gold A silver prtrr*
quoted In dollars per troy
ounce Monday
Gold
mentioned.
Gunter said It was slanderous
to say he violated thr sunshine
law Ix-cause there was nothing
In tiaek up Ihr allegation. He
**"1 that ihe utTusatlnn v/ub
" derived from Hank Hardy."
"Innuendos I* their style.
Half-truths Is llirtr style." he
said of hi* opponents
Gunter said he wasn't liked
liet aiisr hr “ wouldn't do what
they told rnr to do."
Guntrr said hr was attacked
lor it ninnlter of I hlngs. Including
tiring in lavor ol an al large
rlrtilo n for a mayor rather than
a mayor tiring circled by the
commissioners "The first thing
that was said Is that I would help
m y own coffers by doing It."
G un trr said
Faraeh said. He lost only
licratisr of one rr.ison and Ihe
reason he Iu*i was because he
ca re d about only his own
purpose. not about the will of Ihe
people "
Faraeh said Guttler's derision
to purchase the S a n lan d o
Utllltr* lor $21 million alter thr
rntinlv refused it lor $8 mtlltim
liad a lot to do with his deleal
"I don't think he can blame
I -'k lllaniy) lor that." Faraeh
said "lie lll.irdyl tmeked me up
tiecsusc lie w inis the -amr
th in g I want, d e m o cra cy."
Faroch salt)
the golf course arr completed, he
said
fart ol (tie walrr mav also tie
ptprd lo tin- 2.21X1 acre sitr near
Geneva which Ihe city Diughl
lor that purpose The Federal
Hurrait ol Prisons is considering
|Mtrt of Ihr site lor a federal
prison li the pttson is huili thtltiir.ni will pay lor extending
Ihr wastewater line lo thr site,
and wilt irrigate Its prtqw-ri v with
th r water No derision on
whether the prison will hr
lurated there i* expected lor
several months and. If thr site is
rbtMrn. thr prison would nol br
cnmplrtrd lor about three years
T h r project irsttllrd from a
Department ol Envirom nrial
Regulation older that Sanlord
slop dumping wastewater Into
Lukr M o n r o e . .u» the present
svsttrm dtN-s
DEATHS
LO R EN GEORGE B A K E R SR.
Loren George tinker S r. 65. of
701 East Nth St . Sanford, died
Thursday al Central Florida Re
gional Hosjtiial H r was (Mini
Jan I. 1923 In Sanford He was
a lifelong resident, an Army
veteran of World War II. a
member of AMVKTS Post 17.
Sanford, and u retired equip
ment operator for Sunniiand
Corp.
Survivors Include Ids wife.
Flossie Hakcr. Sanford. Mins
Loren Jr.. Larry. Roger und
Joseph, all of Sanford, daughter*
Tanya Hunter. Constance Lane.
Joyce Morris, and Hrrnda Hen
derson. all of Sanford; mother,
Mary Owens, and stepfather.
Charles Owens. Isith of Sanlord;
and 10 grandchildren.
Sunrise Funeral Home. San
ford. In charge ol arrangements.
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W Jrd it.
HtolSer iemet Grton
Oltxieling Burial sill be In Erergreeen
C*-n**rr• >*l*f*nt tettian V-emng eill be
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HaraM. Sanford. Florida - Monday. Novombar 14, II
W o m a n s u s p e c te d of killing b o a rd e rs
Toxic landfill lira burnt for 3rd day
M IL TO N . N.Y. — A Arc in a controversial Saratoga County
landfill acnt toxic fumra into the air for a third day. krcplng 30
fatnlllea away from their ho mm while authorttlm fought
nnsurcrsafully to smother the blase.
The famtllea, living within a half-mile of the landfill In Ihe
town of Milton, were find ordered from their homra at a
precaution Friday evening after (eats allowed the amoke waa
toxic.
Paul Lent, director of the rounty'a emergency nervier*, aald
Sunday afternoon the fatnlllea were permitted to return home
lor no more tlum 45 mlnutea to collect needed poaaraatona
Firefighting efforta were expected to continue over the next
aeverat days. according to Milton fire offlclala.
The aourre of the btaxr and what exactly ta burning In Ihe
78 at re dum p remain unclear, offlclala aald.
Keaulta of a crucial trat for rancer-caualng PCIIa. conducted
by Ihe atatc Health Department, were not releaard Sunday aa
expected, he aald
The atuhbom landfill fire waa dlarovrrrd about 12 20 a m.
Friday and burned unabated tbruugh the weekend. re«tallng
efforta of firefighter* brought In from de|>artmenta throughout
Saratoga County.
Worker* from New England Marine Contracting, a toxic
cleanup company apparently hired by the dum p * ownera.
were using two bulldozer* to tear away Ihe debris abovr the
(Ire. Lent said
Cholasttrol topic of convention
a
W A SH IN G TO N — Doctor* and artrnttsta gathered to dinruaa
today more than 2.000 aludle* on Inplc* auch aa cholesterol
and cardiac arrmi a* the Amertran Heart AaaocUllon opened
II* b 1at Scientific Srsakvo*
Leading worldwide reaearrher* and other experts on heart
disease planned lo exchange Ideas and finding* during Ihe
four-day even!
In a message lo partlrlpanta o ' Ihe meeting. Ilernadlne llealy.
president of Ihe aaaorUllon. aald. "We received nearly 8,000
abstracts, up 3 8 prrcenl from one year ago. and have accepted
2.067 for presentation.
"Am erican and lorelgn sctrnllaU arr well represented, with
more than 35 percent of our presentation* romlng from outside
Ihe United Stairs."
In the day* leading up to the huge meeting, a numbrr of
medical organiiatloru met In the nation'* capital lo discus*
some of their lalcsl findings
Delegates to the National Cholesterol Conference were told
that while three quarter* of the population Is aware of Ihe
dangers of high cholesterol, fewer than half of those surveyed
are concerned about Iheir own choleslrrol level*, and leva than
a quarter are attempting to control lheir diet*
William Novelll. who conducted ihe survey lor Ihe National
Cholesterol Education Protect, railed Ihe phenomenon "nutrt
ikmul schizophrenia." and noted. "Although many people are
aware of Ihe danger* of ct>olr*lcru!. Ihev i ho*r to Igttorr ihe
Issue In order In avoid making dietary rhange* '
From Uni lad Pratt International raporlt
victims In a shed, the ground
under It and the dirt floor of a
SACRAM ENTO. Calif. - The lean-to.
boarding house manager sus
Police aald social worker* and
pected of killing at leoat five others had provided a Hat of
elderly residents for their Social right proplr who are missing
Security checks and burying and may be linked to the case,
them In shallow graves was once but said tliey believe two of ihe
convicted of drugging people she people are still alive.
Police Lt. Joe Enlor *p<nt
met at bars and robbing them,
police aald.
m uch of Sunday defending the
Investigator* digging through decision in allow the white
the yard of the neat, two-story haired. well dressed manager
Victorian hoarding house Sun walk away from Ihe yard where
day discovered the fourth and searchers were unearthing Ihe
fifth bodies, and planned to first body Friday i.lghl.
Dorothea Montalvo 31). agreed
obtain a search warrant today so
they ran examine hank retool* lo the search aflrr U'lghbor*
and look for more poaalblr complained there was the slrnch
G u n m a n kills o n e , takes
o w n life d u rin g ch a s e
U s8 a 4 F rw a IwtaewaUnal
W E S T GAKDINEH. Maine - A
man who was driven from tils
Job aa manager of a home for Ihe
retarded apparently was brnl on
revenge when he shot tour
proplr. one of them fatally, then
killer huusell during a high
speed car chase with police,
authorities Mid
Alan Mattrr*'**i. 36. of Cum
berland drove more than 100
miles thruugh New Hampshire
and Maine U lr Saturday and
early Sumlay. slopping Jusl long
enough at each victim s home to
open ftrr. Investl^-lors said
Stale poller said three of
Matlrrsnn t four victims were
brllevrd lo hr involved In Ihe
c l o s i n g la st y e a r of the
A n d n v M o g g m Community llixnr
which Matlrrsnn had managed
in Mechanic Falla. Maine One
evidently was a bystander, they
•aid
A IH87 ptnix* of the home's
fln a n c e a showed “ a cvrra l
thousand dollars" unarruunlrd.
prompting two slate agencies lo
revoke I lx- home * license and
leaving Mattrrsixi out of a Joh
Maine stale |mll< r s|xikrs«nan
Steve Mtlausland «a!d
The shooting* tx-gan about
MOSCOW — Hours after s
senior Krrmlln olltrtal wound up
a ' ’ s o lid a r it y
v i s i t lo
Afghanistan, rrhrls launched a
n ic k e l a lla rk on a Soviet
hrliroplrr Installation. Ihe Kabul
airport and other targets in the
« .tp.lal Ihr Ta«a new* agentv
COLO M IIf). Sri Lanka — Minority Tamil rrhrl* arntxishrd a
Ini* today, killing al least 27 member* of ihe troubled island's
etlink Sinhalese rnlofU y and wcninding Ihrre other* in an
attack aimed al derailing local election* scheduled !<•: tins
week, official* said
Meanwhile. Sinhalese extremist* pressed a drive in the *oulh
to lorce ^he downfall of Prrsldenl Junlu* Jayewardene. blowing
up an electrirlly pylon, errrtlng madblork* and staging attacks
that left at least one person dead and Ihrre Injurrd. ofUrlal*
•aid
I hr bus ambush was staged around 8 30 a m by about 15
guerrilla* of the Llbrratkm Tigers of Tamil Eelam (L T T E ) near
Gomarunkadawala. some IDO mile* northwest of Colombo. Ihe
oflk-tals said
Tin* rrtiel* stopped Ihe vrhlclr and opened lire on lire
occupant*, killing al least 27 proplr. Including a soldier and a
police officer, and sounding Ihrre other*, they said The total
num brr of occupants was not known
The victims all brlongrd to the lluddhlst Sinhalese majority,
said Ihe odlctuls. who added lhal the attack was (tart of Hie
L T T E 's plan lo forrr ihe cancellation of Saturday's s» hcduled
elect ions lor a new council for Notlhr astern Province
PLO units caught In southern Lebanon
JK H U S A LE M — PLO guerrilla* ap|iarriitly Irving lo cross
Into Israel were stopped In southern Lebanon, one I'ornmando
unli by an Israeli army |uitrol and ihe other when n lost Its say
and stumbled into a Culled Nations posltkm
Soldiers with Ihe U.N Interim Forces In Lebanon overpow
ered a nervous. ap|>arrntly Intnxk'alrd PLO gunman Sunday
alter h r shot and killed a I-etunrse interpreter Involved In
negotiation* to end a III hour slandoll al Ihe CNIFII. |mi*I
L e s s ihan *U hours tirlorr Ihe orileal ended, an Israeli army
patrol less than 4 miles southeast of ihe UNIF1L ( misIIIoii
ruptured three guerrillas trying lo cross into Israel Irom
viol hern leluimti lo carry out a "murderous attack" In Ihe
.Jewish stale, the Israeli military said
The heavily armrd gurrrlllas. who were wounded during Ihe
confrontation with the Israrlla, said they were member* of Nall
llawaim e's Drrmxrutlc Front for Ihe l.lhrrulkm of Palestine, a
D.mi.ow-us lk.i*ed l,ii lion of Ihe Palrsilnr Lltx-rutkin Orguni/a
lion.
Walesa casts doubt on round-table talks
W A R SA W . Poland — Solidarity Iradrr l/ rh Walesa says Ihe
|Hilnlrnl climate In Pnland has worsened lo ihe (Kilnl lhal hr
ir.irs round table bilks wlili the government an- nol |x>s*it>lc
unlll Ihe sliuallnii Improves.
Walesa made Ihr commrnts In Gdansk Sunday as aomr 80
|M-oplr on a hunger strike In southwest Poland demanded Ihr
reinstatement of scorrs ol workers fired aflrr u round ol strikes
Iasi August
The haunt'd Solidarity union has made reinstatement of
workers llrrd or drafted Into Ih r army aflrr the August strikes a
prime condition lirforr II Ix-gin* proposrd round table talks
with llie government on Poland's future.
Walesa said he has responded lo a written request from
Inferior Minister Cirslaw Klscicak for another meeting — Ihe
two have met Ihrre times — hut he refused lo give details of Ills
reply.
Church source* said lhal In a three-page letter lo Walesa.
K lsrtm k Mild Ihe difficult questions separating them Justify the
urgent nerd lo hold Ihr round-table talks, and should not be
considered Impedimenta lo holding them.
From Unlltd P rill International raporta
bed sheet* or plastic bags
Hy the lime digging was haltrd
S u n d a y nlghl. n o n e or the
victims had been Identified, and
aiilo|>*lra were scheduled.
A paroled rx-convicl. Monlalvo
nerved a portion of a flve-yrur
prison aenlence In the early
1980s for dragging the drinks of
several people she met al bar*
and stealing lh**lr cheeks or
other valuable*
A tenant at I h r hoarding
house. John McCauley. 89. wa*
arrrslrd Sunday on charge* of
bring an arcrssorv to murder
alter police Mid he lied lo them
during questioning
Israel’s right to exist may be
recognized by Palestinians
242. which Palestinians have
sh u n n e d In Ih r p a st on
grounds III real* their fight for
ALGIER S. Algeria - PLO
a homeland aa a refugee
officials predicted a majority
problem
of Palestine National Council
"Th e PFLP reject* Resolu
m e m » » n attending a meeting
tion ?4? i»*vf refuses Its refer
of
parllxinait-ln-esilr
would endorse a U.N. resolu- ence in the p o litm ) state
lion that recognises Israel's m rn t." Mid TaW-ei K ub aa a
senior aide of Itabash. "If we
right lo exist.
have lo. we will subm it Ihr
Hut on Ih r eve of today's
Issue Inside Ihe Palestine Na
e r u r t s l v o t e , s r a d lr a l
tional Pound! foe voting."
Palestinian faction threatened
Such a \Jte on the U N.
to block I lie move ui endorse
resolution would be separate
U N . Resolutions 242 and
338
from Ihr main vote on Ihr
political statement expected
Palestine Liberation Orga
In Ihe parliament In-exile to
nlratlon chairm an Yasser
Arafat (wrwtded over a meet day.
ing of Ihe pollllral committee
Habash also argues lhal
ol Ihe Palestine National
a do p tin g R esolution 242
would betray the 1 1 month
Council late Sunday In an
attempt lo prrsuadr radicals old Palestinian uprising in Ihe
Israeli-arruptrd territories Ui
roup ed a rou nd Popular
ronl lor Ihe Liberation of which more than 300 people
P a le stin e leader G ro rg e have died
Ha bash lo adopt the resolu
Bui a spokesman for Ihr
tion* In a "political state- Palestine National Council
men I " lhal would also Include •aid he esprrtrd a m ajority of
a Palestinian declaration ol delegates would endorse the
Independence. PLO sources resolutions In Ihe final vote al
Ihe Club dr* Pins conference
M id
renter on Ihr Algerian roast
Hut lla h a s h 's guerrilla
group denied he had softened T h e final pollllral statement la
hi* position on Resolution rxp rctrd Tuesday
»
Afghan rebels attack Soviet base, airport
U wHsd Press ••rtsenattsaal
Rebel ambush kills 34 bus passengers
IO IO p.m. Saturday In Mlllon
M ill* . N il., a s m a ll town
b o rd e rin g southern Maine,
w h e re M attrraon shot and
wounded Howard Hrdegard. 43.
formerly an accountant al the
.e rm m u m t, txgnr. prHaiiaM
H e d r g a rd 's s la te r-In -la w .
Patricia Collins 27. of Derry,
also was wounded In I tie living
nxxn of Hrdrgard's home. Mr
C a u sla n d said C o llin s was
Ir r a lr t l al FrtSlm- M niiiu.al Hos
pital in Rochester and released
a n d l l e d r g a r d w a * h e ld
overnight lor observalkm
Maltrrson Ihrn crossed Ihe
tioriler and drove atxHit 30 mile*
Into Maine, whrrr lie shot and
killed William Twarog 44. in the
living mom ol hi* ISiland home.
M rl ausland said Twarog wa* a
regional administrator of Ihr
Mainr llurrau of Mental Hr
tardalton
H r then headed 30 mile* south
lo Ihe town ol Topsham. where
tie shot and critically wounded
Lout* Drrogi. 48. ihe director of
licrnsing and Medicare rerttflra
IXxi for the Maine Department of
Hum an Servkr*. M<« 'a use land
said Derogi wa* In serious
condition al Regional Menxxul
H o s p it a l In llr u n s w lc k . a
* |x ik e «w o in a u said
of dealh coming from Ihe pro
perty and a ax ial worker re
ported u boarder was misting
allhough his rhrrks were still
bring cashed.
After Monlulvo. who ul*o uses
Ihr name Puente and Is known
lo have ties lo Mexico, lalkrd
with poller F'rlday nlghl the told
them she was going lo a locul
hotel, hut she never showed up.
and an all-polnl* bulletin was
Issued for her rapture
Polite said they suspect she
killed the elderly hoarders.
prrha|>* with dnig*. to mllrct
Ihrlr Social Security or other
check* Four of the bodies werr
wrapped In whal appeared to he
reported
In a five-line ili*|vatrh. I a**
said the attack occurred Sunday
shorlly alter Soviet Cunmiunlit
Party Central Committee Secre
tary Oleg llaklaixiv left Kabul
The report, which gave no
casualty llgurr* said. Afghan
extremists launched two rocket
attacks on Kabul today Three
llllsallr* fell within the dl*po«l
lion of a Soviet hrllcoptrr regl
m rnt. srvrn rvpltxlrd near the
Kabul airport, and three hit an ttonal accord know that the
intrrgratrd txxnr budding facto armed Ion e* of Afghanistan will
ry.
gel (lx- tin rssarv aid reliably to
Diplomats iH-lid (hat it wa* drlnxl tlie (x-atelul |B>|nil.ition
unusual foe lass u, drw tlhe an o I i h r c o u n t r y f r u in the
allark on a Soviet target alnd turbanxi* r ix root hments." h e
said tlx- report wa* prutiablv w as quoted a* sal tng
Intrtided to underscore tl»e con
Soviet television, covering his
tinued lighting and *upport rrturn to Most ow said Itaktaixiv
Moscow'a dec t«ton last month to vIdled a military hospital where
provide the Alghan army with lie (hailed warmly with N o r
an undisclosed n u m b e r of el soldiers wounded while
S r u d - l l surface to su rfa ce fullllllng their "International
mtsatles
duly *'
Ta** said Maklanov at a
Ta** quoted him as saving
dinner Saturday night, told lu*
III out (o u riu y ilxy makr sure
host* that Momow would tun
lhal inirrnallotialisi soldiers find
llnue to provide the Afghan Ihrlr plate In |wacrtlinr life and
arm y with tlx- aid "necessary" |tartlti|Mtr in tlx- constructive
to defend It weIf again*! attacks perestroika (re s tru ctu rin g !
by the Pakistan and Amert
drive."
can *up|HMtrd Mo*lrui trial*
None ol tlx- rr(Mtrts mentioned
"Let tlxnr wlxi hatn|>rr na
rrlel claims in Islamabad lhal
they had bltx ked the main
highway tirlwrrn the Soviet
Union ant! the Alghan t apuat Bt
Kabul
Rt-lirl soutir* were tpiolrd av
saving their recent o fTrn s tv rs
were in rrvponsr to a Krrmlln
dec tskxt annount ed Nov 4 that
I I w a s s u s p e n d i n g th e
withdrawal til II* remaining
SO.txxi trtai|n ihe withdrawal
started Mat 13 and hall tlxS o vle l ronlingent ha* hern
pulled out (Ml schedule
1 ass M i d rrhrls "are tiring
missiles al rlllrs and village*
and Nivirt t r o o p s a rr also bring
txittihardrd The sttiuillon Is not
lat dilating Ihr withdrawal ol
Soviet troop* from Alghanlslan
although no one doubt* the
deadline lor Ihr withdrawal Felt
I S under Ihe Geneva accords "
Israeli religious parties side w ith Likud
U sltsd F r s n httsesallaatl
JER U SALEM
-
W ith
Ihr
support ol Israel’s ullra-rrllgkxi*
parlies now assured. Prime
M in is te r Ylt/h uk S h a m ir's
right wing l.lkud party l* In
|x»*ltlon lo begin forming a
government that some Israeli*
irar may lm|x>*r nrtlitxlus Jew
Islt prat tit r* on Ihr tuition
Leader* of two religious
(Mrllr*. Nha* and Agudal Israel,
announced Sunday night tliey
had agreed In Join a Likud
coalition, a move that gave
Shamir's right wtug bltx- a 113
scat majority In the 120-member
Knesset. or parliament.
The announcrittriil ended In
tense negotiation*, rumor und
speculation on Ihr makeup ol
Ihe nrxt ((Million govrrnmrnl
Israel s other major |»arty. Ihr
center led l.«dx»r Party, also had
tried to wtxi Ihr religious parties
T h e four religious parllrs
hecutnr Ih r kry players In
forming a ctMlIllon govrrnmrnl
aflrr Ihrlr surprise showing In
I fie Nov. I elections In which
they captured IH seats
"Most ol Ih r sup|x>rtrrs ol the
Sluts parly ate mainly from the
right of thr |x>lltlcal s|x-cirum
and It was Just reasonable that
Situs would suppoM Ihr l.lkud
rather than the Labor.’’ said
Situs s|x>krstnnn Moshe Prreti
"There was some hrstltullon
througliout liecuuse we didn't
wunl to glvr our sup|xirt without
getting thr things w r thought
w ere ru in in g to us. some
benefits of our success In Ihe
elections." Perrlz said.
O f thr two other religious
|xirtlr*. une of them. Ihr Na
tional Rrllglous Party, pledged
Its five seals to Likud last week.
T h e other. Degel llatorah.
pledged Its Iwo Knesset seals to
n brond-tuisrd coalition of latbor
and Likud.
l-atxx leader Foreign Minister
Shimon Peres, whose parly imiw
appear* to control a 33-seat
minority In thr Knesset, said hr
accepted Ihr null ome
" W r did want we tould These
are thr results." he told Israel
Kudlo " I didn't promise dilfrrent things"
Peres said there was llllle
( fiance of another Likud lathor
roalllloti. Peres and Shamir have
governed togrthri for tile last
four years In a divisive “ national
un ity" coalition
In return lor ihrlr support, the
r r l l g l o u s parties re c e iv e d
assurance* they would lx* given
Important government posts
Agudal was promised control ol
the Immigralkin and Alxxtrpilou
Ministry and thr lathor Ministry
as well as two deputy minister
spot*
Shu* was pledged (lie Housing
and Construction Ministry as
well us the Intrrlor Ministry,
which siiecldt ally will go to Shu*
leader Rabbi Yll/hak Prrrt*
P rreti also will lx*comr deputy
prime minister. Israel Television
and a parly spokesman said
Shamir visited Shu* spiritual
Irudrr Rahlil Ovatlla Yosel on
Sunday nlghl and promised that
within three months new laws
governing Ihr validity of Jewish
conversions would tie brought
lieforr thr Knesset Shas want*
thr rahhlnlcal courts lo hr given
grratrr (xiwer mi that only Or
thodox conversions will lie re
cognised.
Likud also promised Shas lhal
municipalities would huvr Ihe
rigid lo decide about laws on
rrllglous mailer*, such as han
ding public lruns|x>rtullnn und
public entertainment on ihr
Subbath. Prrelx said.
Many of Isnirl's secular or
Irudlllunully observant Jews
were shrx-krd hy the rrllglous
parties* election showing, saying
they frarrd Ihr |Mitir%* new
found rlout would lead lu a
MNlrty ruled hy Orlhodot Jew*
Abtxjl 13 prreent of Israeli Jew*
air ultra rrllglous
Leaders of 27 U S Jewish
otganl/alkins ap|x-alrd to Israeli
Irailrrs nol to changc taw* gov
erning conversion They warned
that such an action would cause
"enormous damage" In relatkm*
betw een Is r a e l and Je w s
wot Idwide
Thr rrllglous |MMIr*' leaders
vild they would convey ihrlr
decisions lo Prrsldenl ( halm
llrr/og Sunday nlghl
Aflrr hearing ihr rnoinmrndutinn* of all 15 parties that won
seals In Ihe K n e sse t. Ilrrxog will
pick the pari) hr ttrllrvrs ha*
th r brsl chant e of forming a
govrrnmrnl most likely Likud
Shamir Ihrn has t h r r r days lo
decide If hr will accept the task
and unolhrr 21 days to forge thr
coulltk>n If hr falls, h r can ask
for unuthri 21 days
F’uithrr negotiation* between
th r religious |-.title* and l.lkud
are rxpeclrd while Sham ir trie*
to form the govrrnmrnl
*‘ 1*01111™ t* politics, and thr
d uvs lu come will prnbuhly
present some surprises I hope
thing* will sriilr down quickly."
said I’rtrir. brother ol |Mrty
Iradrr Yll/hak Prrrt/
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Nuggets blast Blazers
The Denver Nuggets are showing Ihelr offense
U no tender rentered Just around Alex English
and Lafayette Lever.
M ic h a e l A d a m s
•cored 25 point* Sun
day night. Including 17
In the aerond half, ad
ding 12 assists along
the way to lead the
Nuggrln to a 143-132
v i c t o r y o v e r t h e Portland Trail llla/cr*
"Adam* cun absolutely wear you out.
Portland Coach Mike Schuler said " l l r would
penetrate and our guy* would rotatr oil him
when they didn't have to."
The Nugget* *t||| got conutbuttena from
Lngllah and Lever, who each tcorrd 23 and
Wayne Cooper who added 20.
"w e have a tel of balance." Lever said "LtjU
year It seemed that If Alex wax xtopped or I had
a bad game, w r were In trouble. Du, now il they
key on Alex, someone else step* forward."
The Nugget*, who had seven players score In
double figures, won In ItertUnd for the first time
since February I OHO
In the only other NBA game Sunday mghl.
Houston kept Sacramento wlnles* with a
120-127 victory.
Hlassk outlasts Svansson
LONDON — Jakob lllasrk of Swttierland.
down two seta and a break, rallied against Jonas
Svenaaon of Sweden Sunday to win the
•452,500 Benson and Hedges Indoor Champlonshlpa for his first Grand Pru title.
Illaaek. sidelined 14 wreka brrause of a cur
crash last January, won 6-7 (4-7|. 3-0. 0-4. 04).
7-5 In 3 hours. 34 minute*
"I have been playing very well for the last
couple of months and I came hoping and
expecting to do well here." said lllanrk. who
won •67.000 and celebrated his 24th birthday
Saturday. "Now I have won a Grand P m Suprr
Series tournament the confidence will stay and
grow."
PONTIAC. Mich. - The Tampa Bay Burra
neers finally found somebody they can beat that
Isn't named Green Bay.
,
"It's a good w in ." Tampa B.iy conch Ray
Perkins said Sunday alter his Bucs stopped the
Detroit Lions. 23-20. on Donald Igwebulkr'a
52-yard field goal with 10 seconds to play.
Tampa Bay Is now 3-8 after stopping a five-game
r !lde.
"Any win to a good win." said Perkins, whose
team had not recorded a non-strike victory over
any tram except Green Bay since opening last
season with a w in over Atlanta. That was 23
games ago.
"It's something our squad needed right now.
after losing five In a row." he said. "It was like a
shot In Ihe arm. or like an aspirin. It wasn't
pretty — but who said It had to be?"
"O u r team Is very tew at this point. I believe."
Detroit quarterback Rusty llllger after Ihe Lions
dipped to 2-9 with their third straight loss. "W r
thought about It all week long. If wr lose to a
team tike this It would he the bollnm I know I
did."
Hllger's 19-yard touchdown pass to Garry
James with 45 seconds left appeared to salvage ;•
20-20 tie for Detroit aftrr the Linn* blew a 10-0
flrst-ludf lead. 11lig — completed 20 of <•' pa***-*
for 212 yards.
But Vlnny Testaverde. Intercepted for the 25th
and 26th times In a turnover plagued first half,
completed a 7-yard pass to William Howard and
a 26-yard toss to Bruce lllll to set Igwrbulkr up
for his field goal
Hill caught the Im II In the mldsl of a flock ol
Detroit defenders but squirmed his wav to ihe
sidelines and out of bounds with 16 seconds left
In permit Tampa Bay to get Its field goal unit on
the field. The Burs were out of timeouts.
"Th e disappointing part was w r didn't make
ihe tackle on Kill to keep him from going out of
bounds." Detroit Cnarii DariyI Rogers said
"They may lu te had time ot.V-nslse (to get ihelr
field goal unit on the field), but...
"Th e point Is we weren't able to hold up at the
(mint we needed to hold up at the time we needed
to hold up There's a few ‘hold ups' In there."
Rogers grinned thinly.
Perkins didn't ask Igwrbulkr If hr thought he
could make Ihe kick H r Just ordered him onto
Ihe field.
"It's what hr gets |Mld for." Prrklns said "He
also gets paid to kick off and he didn't do a very
good Job of that In practice, he was kicking well
Sea Baca, Fags 2B
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Spotlight
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Reinighaus
B y CHUCK I U M I M
Harald correspondent______________
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LONG WOOD - When swimming
In the Class 4A District 5 champi
onships. the fastest district nvrndl
In the slate, swimmers know going
Into their races that It's do or die.
winner lake all. and only the strong
sundvr Some come out on top
while others get left In the wakr of
defeat.
Even though Winter Park waa
leaving everyone tn their wake by
running away with the tram title,
the Lyman Greyhounds and the
Lake Mary Rams were racking up
the Individual titles and setting
their sights toward scoring big In
the stale meet next weekend
Winter l*ark look the team title In
the boys over a strong Dr Phillips
tram. 269-219. while the 'Hounds
and Rams battled to a third place tie
with 162 points each Never In the
history of county swimming have
two tram* been so < tear In so many
m t c U r- T x a week* ago the
Qtaaaon wins Csntol Classic
TA LLA H A S S E E - Bill Glasson. the leading
nonev w inter competing In the •50t).(X)0
Centel Classic, shot hlrdle* on tw o of the la«i
three holes S u n d a y on h is w ay to a
four-under pur 68 win over Tom m y Armour
Glasaon. 32nd on the PGA money list cumlng
Into the tnuma.'nrnt. blrdled the Iflth and IHtli
holes to end with a I Bonder par 272 at the
7.124-yard, par-72 Klllram Golf and CountryClub. He added 590.000 to hi* annual winning*
Aftrr leading for most of the final round.
Armour bogled the 17th hole and fell to second
place for §54.000.
Armour startrd the day on top. Tw o strokes
off the lead after I fie third round, he blrdled llvr
of the first six hole* to record a tournament-low
3 1on the front nine en route to BN
Rsd Wings win 4th in row
Detroit captain Steve Yxerman refuses to
accept his coach's compliment of tiring "the
best player In the National Hockey la-ague."
Ycrrman and Gerard
Gallant each had one
goal and two assist*
Sunday night to *|>ark
the Detroit Hrd Wings
to ihelr founh straight
victory, a 5-3 decision
over the New York
Rangers. D a v r Barr
scored at 13:16 of the
third |ierlod to snap a
3-3 tie
Yxrrman. who opened the scoring 2:38 into
the game, has eight goal* and six usxlsl* In his
last six games The renter ha* scored IB goal*
with I5a**l*l*ln 17 game* ibis season
"I think Steve Yxennan Is the (rest player In
the National Hockey league." Red Wing* Coach
Jacques Demers said "I wouldn't trude him lor
(W aynelGrruky and (Mario) lem leux."
Elsewhere In the NHL. Edmnnlon treat Buffalo
5-4: Wlnnlprg downed Montreal 7-3: Ouehee
and Chicago tied 5 5. and Pittsburgh trlp|trd
Vancouver 4-2
From staff and w ire reports
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TE N N IS
□ 2 p m. — ESPN. Stuttgart Clusslc champion
ship
O r r y bounds nipped Ihe Rama for
the Vmfnnle Athletic Crm frrm cr
title by one a n d o n e half (m ints
"Our boys swam great." Ram
head coach Walt Morgan said "O ur
medley relay rould rontrnd fur the
stale lllle If everyone Is on We
should la- taking a very strong boy's
contention."
The Greyhounds Hexed their
muscles once again with the *uprrb
swimming of srnlor extraordinaire
Chuck Rrimghaus and the grit and
determination of Junior Datrr Bandy.
Both Reinighaus and Bandy scored
double individual victories and
hel|ied ll»e Greyhounds' 400 free
relay team to a victory.
liandv started things off for Ihe
llounds with a crushing triumph In
the 200 ftee with a winning lime of
I 44 HN Bandy later showed his
endurance and strength by not
ching Ihe 500 free to his victory
collection Bandy's time of 4 46 34
should put him well In contention
for a lop three finish at Ihe state
meet
"Dave had some good swims
today." Hound head roach Don
(,‘lark said. " H r took the meet
seriously and It showed In his
swim* He was our leader al this
meet I fell that everything went
Boys, Page 3B
Five state
teams in
30 win club
By CHRIS P IS T8 R
Herald sports editor
To gel lo the slate volleyball
tournament in 1988. you almost
had lo Ire a member of Ihe 30 win
club Practically evrry learn Involved In Ihe Class 4A and Class
3A Final Four this year huve 30.
or close lo 30. victories.
Five of Ihe right learns In 4A
and 3A enter Friday's semifinals
with 30 or more victories. The
n lalr lo u rn u m rn l* for both
rliixxrx will I k - held ut Orlando
Dr. Phillip* High School wllh
semifinals on Friday ul 2 p.m.. 4.
6 and 8.
Leading (h r way In Class 4A Is
defending c h u m p lo n M iam i
Sunatl. which comes In with an
Impressive record of 37-0. Sunscl. which dispatched Coral
Springs Turavrllu In Ihe Section
4 playoff, opens Ihe stale tourney
Friday night al 4 p.m. against
Section 1 winner Pensacola Pine
Forest.
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Chuck Ralnlghsus, Lyman's aanlor standout, won 3 avantt at Saturday's district mast.
Lady Pats close in on Triple Crown
By CHUCK M I M U I
Hsrsid correspondent
LONGWOOD - In horse rsrlng.
Ihe pinnacle of excellence Is Ihe
Triple Crown. This past weekend at
Ihe Shartdan Aquatic Center tn Ihe
Clasa 4A District 5 swim m ing
championships, the Lakr Brsnlley
Lady Patriots opened up the gates,
let their thoroughbreds nm wild,
and captured the second Jewel of
high school swimming's version of
Ihe Triple Crown
The Lady Pairlola demolished the
real of the field by bolting oul of Ihe
hlorks. telling the pate ol Ihe meet,
and coming down the homestretch
to rapture their flr*i dls- tel lllle in
Ihe hlxtnry of Ihe school Two weeks
earlier. Ihe powerful luike llrantley
stallions captured Ihe first gem of
Ihe Ihrre swimming crowns by
running away with Ihe Semlnnle
Aihleiir Conference title The Lady
Pal* added another stone lo Ihe
thrnnr hy defeating Iasi year's
district champion Lady Wildcats of
Winter Park 343 243
"W e knew we would win going
Into the meet." a confident Clay
Parnell, who has groomed hla
mustangs Into Ihe clasa of Ihe stale,
said "Il feels good lo finally win Ihe
district lllle. I was happy that It was
kind of a runaway. It'a a big boost
lor them going Into slate."
The leading colt for Ihe Lady
Patriots was once again Junior
sensation .JoDee Lake Lake, who Is
lhr Alyshrha ol Florida swimming.
Bcc B rantley. Fags SB
Raiders
outgun
Gulf Coast
STATE VOLLEYBALL
YEAB
1974
3A CHAM PION
Opa U x ka I'acr
4 A CHAMPION
Only onr class In 1974
1975
Tampu Plant
Ft Lauderdale Cardinal Gihlioii*
1976
Tumpa Plant
Cardinal Gibbons
1977
Pluntallnn
Cardinal Gibbon*
1978
Tumpa Robinson
Cardinal Glhlionx
1079
Jacksonville Sandalwood
Cardinal Gibbon*
1980
Miami Sunset
Tllusvlltr Astronaut
1981
Jacksonville Bruch Fletcher
Titusville
1982
Hollywood South Broward
Ft Myers Cypress Lake
1983
Eau Gallic
Titusville
1984
Brandon
Cardinal Gibbons
1983
Miami Sunset
Curdlnal Glhlmn*
IUH6
Brandon
Cardinal Gibbon*
1987
Miami Sunset
Cardinal Gibbon*
Pine Forest has a rucked up
some pretty Impressive numbers
of its own. compiling u 33 2
record In Ihe North Florida reglon. The Lady Eagles outgunned
Jacksonville Beach Flrlrh rr In
Ihe section playolls lo curn Ihelr
ticket lo stale.
The other Class 4A semlllnal
□ See Stats, Page 3B
SANFORD •Seminole Community
College placed five men In double
llgurrs lo offset (h r scoring exploits
of tourney Most Valuablr Player
Brian Dawson us Ihe Raiders posted
u thrilling 78-77 victory Saturday
over Gulf Coast Community College
In Ih e fin a ls of the B u rg e r
Klug/Raldrr Tournament before 201
Ians al Ihe SCC Health Center.
Seminole Community College has
Iwo home games on lap this week
as they play lop 10 ranked Palm
Beach Junior College Tuesday night
and E m h ry-R ldd lr Aeronautical
University Thursday night. Both
games wlil start al 7:30 p m.
Seminole gol 14 points each from
T rrrll Barrie* and Robert Thomas
a* they Improved ihelr record lo 4-0
on the young season. Also scoring
In double figures tor Ihe Raiders
were Robert Rlcciardclll with 13.
Vincent Emerson. 12. and Nick
Mllldukls. 11. Dawson, a sophomore
g u a r d fro m D u r h a m . N o rth
Carolina, scored 34 points. Includ
es Sea Raiders, Page 4B
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Bears blast ’Skins
SCOREBOARD
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The Chicago Bears growled
enough on the held Sunday lo
make up for their leader's un
usual quietness on the sidelines.
Coach Mike Dltka. Just 11 days
after a heart attack and four
days after his release from the
hospital, roamed the sidelines at
Dltka. who usually screams
RFK Stadium Sunday. Ills team and slomps on the sidelines, was
made It easy fur Dltka lo keep a welcome sight In his calm state
his vow to remain calm 'by to hla players.
blasting the Washington Red
" I ’d much rather have had
skins 34-14 to Improve to 9-2 him stay home. In m y heart,
and retain the NFC's best record.
because of his health." Bears
The Joss dropped the Redskins linebacker MlUc Singletary sal 1.
to 0-3 and severely damaged tin. "But. in my mind. I was glad he
defending Super Bowl champi was there. He's very Inspira
ons' chances of returning lo the tional. He leads by his presence.
playoffs.
He doesn't have lo do a lot of
Mike T o m c s a k ran for a screaming and yelling for you lo
touchdow n a nd passed for know hr Is there."
another and the Bears In
The Dears, who were elimi
tercepted five passes and sur nated from the playoffs by
rendered 28 rushing yards. De W a s h in g to n the past two
fensive coordinator Vince Tobin s r a s o n s . h a rra s s e d D o u g
coached the learn to Its second Williams to Ihe sidelines In the
straight victory since Duka's third quarter.
heart attack.
"It fell good to be on the Salats 14, Rama 10
At Anaheim. Calif.. Bobby
sidelines. Inil I tried not lo gel
too excited." said Dllka. who Hebert threw for 240 yards and
stood next lo ms cardiologist. Dr. the S n 'n ls overcam e three
Ja y Alexander. "You'll never see first-half turnovers to take over
llrst place In the NFC West, fh r
me yr'ling and screaming agttln
Saints, 8-3. avenged a 12-10 loss
You can hold me lo It."
A F C W est has impressive day
The Denver Broncos, w rrr
among three A FC West trams to
score Impressive victories Sun
day to stay tied for Ihe division
lead.
The Broncos blasted Cleveland
30-7. the Lot Angeles Raiders
shaded San Francisco 9-3 and
Seattle edged Houston 27-24.
The AFC West leaden are 6-3.
A } Denver, the Broncos de
feated the Browns for Ihe I Oth
straight time. T w o of those
victories w rrr In Ihe past two
A F C title g a m e s . D e n v e r
parlayed four Cleveland turnoven and I wo John El way T D
paaara Into a 30-0 halftime lead.
"T h is win makes Ihe next
game (at New Orleans) Impor
tant." Denvrr Coach Dan Reeves
said. "Now we're playing for
something Instead of playing out
the season."
Cleveland Is also among six
6-3 AFC trams There will be
•even If Mtsml. 3 5 beat* HtilYslo
A l San Francisco. Mali Bahr
kicked three field goals and ihe
RaIters played Ih r type of bruis
ing defense they were known for
a com eback victo ry.
The
[irngats. 8-3. lost their third
consecutive ruad game Kansas
City. 2-8-1. last won against
Denver In Ihe third week of thr
Calls SO, Packers IS
before leaving Oakland In 1901.
With thousands of old Oakland
fans cheering them on. the
Raiders forced a key fumble,
came up with four sacks and
held San Francisco's highly re
garded running game to 83
yarda.
"W ith all thr crowd noise out
there today. It was just likr bark
In th r old Oakland d a ys ."
Raiders llnrbackrr Mall Mlilen
said "I really miss those days
and the way we played."
The 49rra also fell lo 6-5. two
games brhind first-place New
Orleans and a game brhind Ihe
srrond-ptarr Los Angeles Rams
In Ihe NFC West
Al Kansas City. M o . Nick
Lowery's fifth field goal of Ihe
game, a 39-yard field goal with
two seconds lelt. gave the Chiefs
At O rrrn Bay. Wts.. rookie
C h ris C h a n d le r threw two
touchdowns to help India ns (mils
extend Its winning streak lo five
games and Improve to 6-3 Colls
comerback Chris Goode recov
ered taro fumbles and forced
another, and defensive end
llarvey Armstrong preserved thr
triumph by batting down a
Green Bay pass al Ihe Colts 2 on
the final play
Patriots 14. Jets IS
At East Rutherford. N J . rook
le John Stephens scored on a
3-yard run with 7:13 left to hit
the Patriots. Stephens finished
with 87 yards on 21 carrtr*. hut
failed lo tie a club record with a
fourth straight 100-yard gam e
Chargers 10. Palecna 7
Al Atlanta, Clary Anderson
mated for 140 yards and Harry
Redden scored on a 3 yard run
with 4 32 remaining to help the
Chargers snap a six-game losing
streak.
Dolphins’ playoff chances on line
MIAMI — The Miami Dolphins,
who play their best In the dark,
hope to Mlvagr a realistic sltot at
thr playoffs Monday night when
they face Ihr Irani with the
league’s Irest record.
T h r Buffalo Bills. 9-1 and
backrd by an excellent defense,
have won five straight games. To
make mailers worse for Miami,
thr Dolphins are 0-4 against AFC
East opponents.
But all la not lost for Miami.
5-5. After all. the night belongs
lo Ihe Dolphins.
They are 28-14 In prtme-llinr
television games, and are 23 C at
hoinr. In each of the past three
seasons. Miami has scored a big
victory over what at the lime
was thr NFL's brst club
In 1985. thr Dolphins ruined
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at that end of thr field.
"I looked at lliut spot and
thought h r could knock II
through Someone M i d . 'Hey. wr
nerd a few more yards.' I M id .
'No. he can makr It. "
"I wasn't worried about It or
thinking about it." Igwrtmlkr
said "I was Just trying to do my
Job. When I hit II. It fell pretty
good I Just wondrrrd if I had the
distance."
Tumpa Bay turned thr hull
over four times In thr first half
und Detroit three. Neither tram
made n turnover In Ihe second
hul both seemed more cautious.
The Hureunrcra had two in
te rc e p tio n s h u l t h r lr two
tumbles were on |wiss plays —
once when Teslave rd e wus
sacked and thr other when his
receiver fumbled uftrr a catch.
L io n s lin e b a c k e r G e o rg e
Jamison made both intercep
tions und now Bus three this
season.
"W c didn't have the Intensity
llial you need lo huve lo win In
Ihe National Football League."
Detroit defensive coach Wayne
Fontrs said. "Y o u 've got lo
crank It up. O ur tackling was
sloppy."
James scored on a I -yurd run
In addition lo hla paM reception
lo mark Ihr first lime In nine
games Detroit's offense has
Chicago's hopes for s perterl
season with a 38-24 victory In
(lie Orange Bowl. In 1986. thr
New York Jets came to Miami for
a Monday night game riding a
nine game winning streak, hut
lelt with a 45-3 defeat and did
noi win again lluil year.
Last year. Ih r Dulphlns de
feated tlie Washington Redskins
23-21. T h r Dolphins were Ihr
last tram to beat both Chicago
and Washington In their Super
Bowl years Miami has lost Just
three times this decade in night
home games
"Th e history of tire way games
like this have brrn set up In the
last few years is Ihr fact that on
Monday nights. Ihr big games,
we’ve been able to brat Ihrse
trams." M id Miami quarterback
Dan Martno
To la-al Hull.tin. the Dolphins
mast fir-/ score a touchdown
somrlhing they have not done In
Ihr last two games sgalnst thr
Hills. While his tram has won
three straight against Miami.
Buffalo Coarh Marv Levy Is
anything but overconfident
produced two touchdow ns
Eddie Murray kicked Held goals
of 39 und 38 yurds hul Inbetween missed a 52-yard try.
his lirnl miss after making his
Brst |Oof Ihr season
"If w r had played n tougher
football team I don't think we
would havr won." I’rrklns said.
"I'm not taking anything uway
from Del roll. They have a lot
brtlrr tool hull players I turn mure
people on thr face of this earth
think. 1don't think they are that
faraway."
"They gave us the game."
James M id . "and w r didn't lake
It. They've lost u lot of games
this year hot they've always
seemed to play with a lot of
emotion. From what I know of
Ray Perkins, he may la* oulmanned, but Ihe people hr has
in the game will give their all."
"Each game Is an individual
entity." Levy M id I don't think
there's surh thing as a Jinx or
somebody has a hex or some
body has someone's number. W r
won a couple games and II'a very
hard to and we've Jual got lo get
ready lo do It all over again."
Once, all the Dolphins needed
to do to brat Huflalo was show
up. Hut that's all different now
"Buffalo Is not Ihr old Buf
falo." M id guard Roy Foster.
"They're a powrrful football
team."
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Pats build foundation with state berth
meet and his second appearance
out of the district meet. Gordon
begun his career running In the
20 m ln t'te range and has
dropped down to the mid IBs
this season. Harris Is hoping
Gordon can come up with a good
rare this Saturday In his last
rare at Lake Brantley.
A trio of sophomores solidifies
the Patriots' team with John
Frol.i filling In the third spot
Frola has run well all season
long and was Impressive In the
regional meet with a 20th place
finish
■y MARK BLYTH E
H e ra ld a p o rlh w rite r
With expanding goals and a
bright future. the Lake Brantley
boys crriM country learn head*
Into thla week's state meet with
the hopes of finishing In the top
10 and building a foundation for
thr future.
The Patriots will make their
first appearance In the elate
turei In 10 years and will look to
gain v a lu a b le e xp e rie n ce .
Ilruntley has a young team and
will use this rare to build for the
future.
"W c feel real good about
finally getting to the slate meet,'*
Lake Brantley coach Charlie
Harris said. “ The only thing
we're disappointed In Is we don't
think we ran well at the regional
meet, we want to change that
this Saturday ."
L a k r B ra n tle y brgan the
season with the goal of Just
getting to the regional meet. But
with a pair of transfers and a
group that molded togrther
quickly, the Patriots art making
a bid to become one of the stale's
top teams
Darin Tugreret
Andrew Ogllvla
John Foola
Junior Darin Tugm an has led
the Patriots this season and has
been on the vanity squad for
th re e c o n s e c u tiv e y e a rs .
Tugman finished seventh In the
regional meet and will be seek
ing a top 10 flntsh this Saturday
In the stale finals.
Seniors Andrew Ogllvle and
Hon Cordon have cotnr on
strong for Brantley In the past
few meets and aided greatly In
the team's late season surge
Ogllvle, an established pole
vaulter. ran cross country for thr
flnt time this season and has
been a huge plus to thr Patriots
squad. Ogllvle finished seventh
In the district meet and 16th In
thr regional meet. Ogllvle will
have to come through with a
s tro n g r a re S a tu r d a y for
Brantley to Improve on their
|>erformanrr ovrr last Satur
day's regional effort
Cordon, a four year runner. Is
making his first trip to thr stale
look lop hojers in
both the
and 100 freeslyles in
ttinvlndng Ltslilon with times of
24 74 and 53.93. respectively.
“ I s a t a little slower than I
Ihoiiglu I would be." Lakr. who
was last year's runner up at the
slate meet In both the 50 and
100. said I'm satisfied wllh the
wins though This meet was
gtsal lor our tram I'm rrally
excited ahoul all of the people
making state on our team. IF*
going to la- a greal stale meet."
Ijtkr had previously anchored
the Patriots 200 medley relay
tram of Danl Ohnsman. Hyann
Pauley, and Beth Kosrnbiuth
which ram r from la-hlnd to nip
the l^ady Wildcats 153 05 to
I 54 04
Freshman filly Hyann Pauley
cruised lo two victories wllh
derisive wins In I he 200 Individ
ual medley al 2 13 53 and the
IOO hreastslrnkr In I ON 05.
However. Pauley was nil of Iter
best times hrenusr of being In
the middle of her taper, accord
ing to Parnell
Beth H osenbluth. another
Ireahman gelding tor thr. Lady
l*ala. kept the twill lulling by
capturing the district title In (lie
IOO fly with a winning lime of
1.01 3D while trarnmate Je n
nifer Moon bail the lucky horse
shoe in her corner by claiming
Ihr lOOhark title in I 01.63.
The only other win for the
Utdy Pals came In the 400 her
relay w hrrr they ran away wllh
t^r victory In 3:44 24.
The other Lady Pats qualifying
for the slate meet Include senior
captain Krtstrn Pauley who look
a pair of srronds (200 free and
100 frrel and Manda Davis and
Kristen ( ’amino who placed sec
ond and third rrs|>ectlvrly In thr
500 tree
Rounding out the county Wllh
|tosalble at large bids for the
stale meet Include hum Lakr
Howell- Trie la Debates In Ihr
200 and 500 trees and Lora
Cutler in the 50 free, la kr Mary5 as! Botanowskl In thr 100 fly
and I he Rain 400 free relay learn
. Lake Brantley- Jill Splller In Ihr
50 ami 100 frrrs, and Danl
Ohnsman In thr 100 breast and
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La k r Howell's sensational quulllled for All-America status title, also qualified for stale by
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(inning from an area known primarily for
Its football supremacy. Pensacola Pine
Forest's luidy Eagles arr looking lo create an
Indrntliy lor themselves In the volleyball
world
Pine Forrsl has n chance to do Just that
Ihls Friday when II lakes on perennial
|Miwrr Miami Sunset In Ihr flrsl semifinal of
thr Class 4A Slale Tournament al Dr.
Phillips High School In Orlando.
T h r Pine Porrst-Sunset match will begin
at 4 p m wllh (he other 4A semifinal.
Spanish River vs Clearwater, beginning at
8 The winners will meet Saturday night for
thr state title
"This Is llir I>est tram we've ever had
here." Pine Forest roach Ann Suarez said.
"This is a big area for foal ball (Pine Forest Is
currently ranked No. 1 in the slate In
football) hut volleyball tiasn'l rrally caught
on yet.
"Panhandle volleyball Is still a decade
behind South Florida." added Suarez. "The
South Florida area has an abundence of
college* and camps In the area and (hat
makes a difference with the young players.
The closest college to us Is Florida Stale,
and that’s 200 miles away."
Suarez admlta that the Lady Eagles will
be decisive underdogs when they go up
against the defending state champion Sun
set team on Friday, but she also knows that
these are still high school athletes and
anything can happen.
"If wc play our best, we'll have a shot to
win." Suarez said. "I know Sunset Is a very
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every time you gel thr chance.”
Pine Forest did snmr prrtiy hefty attack
ing during the 1988 season as II coin pi led a
33-2 record. Th r lardy Eagles advanced to
stale by flrsl healing Gonzalez Tale. 15-5.
15-8, In the district final: thru downing
Choctawhatchee. 15-0. 16-18. 15-1. In Ihr
regional: and then defeating Jacksonville
Beach Fletcher. 15-12. 15-11. In the section
playoff.
"Playing at home for thr sectionals was a
definite advantage for us." Suarez said.
"Fletcher had to drive 400 miles lo get here.
Those kinds of long trips are really lough on
The Lady Eagles, making their second trip
to the state tournament (ellmlmated In the
semifinals In IM S), run a 6-2 offense that Is
led by setters Deanna Dtlley and Deanna
Charmlchael. The top hitters In the starting
lineup are Heidi Llchty. Cathy Blesu. Alma
Upchurch and Jennifer Shanhohz. Top
players off the bench arc Melanie Turner
and Jennifer Rutherford.
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we're on." Suarez said. Wc ve also Ijcrti
pretty consistent on defense. especially
against trams dial attacked us well.
"We had some trouble with Fletcher
because they did a lot of oltx|>rrd hitting and
placing the hall Instead ol spiking." added
Suarez. "It took us a while to adjust, but wr
came around."
Pine Forest is trying lo become the first
IMithundlc team to ever win the Class 4A
state tltlr. The closes: schools to Pensacola
lo ever win 4A were Jacksonville Fletcher In
1981 and Jacksonville Sandalwood In 1979
Suarez is also happy lo see the 3A and 4A
tournaments being held at the same loca
tion.
"It’s nlre. because even l( w-e didn't make
It lo state. I'd still like to see the
tournament." Suarez said "And It’s boiler
to have It in a central location like Orlando
or Galnesvlllr If* pretty imigh lo go from
Pensacola lo Miami — whether you have a
learn in the tournament or are just a
spectator."
O V IE D O 'S F IR S T T R IP
Close but no cigar and perennial brides
maids are no longer In (he vocabulary of the
Oviedo Lady Lions. It has been a long lime
coming, but the Lions have nutde it u> their
first Class 3A State Tournament.
Oviedo. 23-2. plays Fridsy al 2 p m .
against Fori Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons.
The Lady Lions made It to stale by winning
Ihr district title over Seminole 115-5. 16-141.
the region crown over Gainesville 115-9.
15-0| and Ihe section title over Tampa Plant
(6-15. 15-11.15-10).
"Winning Ihr 100 free rrally
helps me for state," Mlcklr said
"I'm psyched up for state now.
This Is going lo hr an In Iruse
wrrk. There's not going to be
anything on mv mind this wrrk
hut state "
Mickle was Involved In another
big swim, however Ihls Hmr he
had a lot of help as iltr 200
medley relay learn of Mickle.
Scott Lewis. Jeff Belford. and
Troy Drpprn shattered tire pre
vious school mark of I 53.1 wllh
a blaring fourth place eflort of
1:50.23. Th r relay tram will
have in wall for Ihr results of Ihr
other districts to find out If they
made state. T h r lop three at the
districts in each event qualify
automatically and Ihr 4-6 place
finisher* in each district have a
shot at an at large hid if they are
In thr top eight times of all the
districts.
Lewis did his thing on his own
In the 100 back with a second
place finish but Just got touched.
out In the last five yards by
Trinity's Ivan Negron. 57.49 lo
SH. 11 However. Lewis (Irapprd
four seconds off of his fa-sf time
and qualified automatically for
state.
"Pm rrally happy with my
lime In Ihe hack." Lewis said. "I
don’t think I could have gonr
any faster. I think a lot of credit
goes to roach Arkrrson He's
worked with me a lot and It has
helped me tremendously."
Being the lone girl on the stair
squad. Seminole's Cissy Burgess
did most of the record rewriting
as she broke two records Indi
v id u a lly and helped Kristi
Meriwether. Tracy Claypool. and
Mindy Bogue break u 16-year old
record In the 200 medley relay
w llh a ninth place time of
2:15.32. The previous mark was
2 : 21 .
Burgess then shattered her
own record In Ihe 200 free by
placing third and qualifying for
stair with her 2:02.05. Burgess
wasn’t finished us turned on Ihr
heat In her specialty, the 100 (ly,
by placing second In l:O t.73and
rupturing another school mile
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features the S|janl»h Hiver laid)*
Sharks against ihe Clearwater
To rn a d o e s Spanish R iver,
which knocked ofl Lake Brantley
In the Serf Inn 3 playoff, enters
wllh a record of 32 5.
Clearwater, which drfeatrd
Brandon In thr Section 2 playolL
is thr only 4A Final Four Irani
that does not have 30 wins. T h r
Tornadoes are 28-3. but they loo
can Join the 30-wln club If they
can lake Ihe slate title.
Tw o rjf the lour learns In Class
3A come in with 30 or more
wins. Fort Lauderdale Cardinal
GH i Imjiis. which lias won ihr
slate crown the last (our years
and nine of the last 13. comes In
at 3 2 -2 G ibbons defeated
Hollywood-Sotllh Broward In Ihe
sectionals.
The semifinal opponent for
Gibbons will be Oviedo High's
L a d y L io n s , m aking (h e ir
long-awaited first trip to slate.
Ov iedo has a 23-2 record after
rallying lo defeat Tampa Plant In
B e sectionals. The Lady Lions
and Gibbons will play Friday at
2 p.m.
In the other 3A semifinals.
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girls soccer season
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Lakc ll.antky s Johnson said.
We U have to play as well a* we
jiWHfklnet Spruce Creek to beet
•With one week remaining be
fore the prep football playoff*,
the district races have become
very cut and dry.
Lyman and Lake Brantley will
meet this week for the district
5A-4 title. Seminole. Oviedo and
Leeburg tied for the district 4A-7
title and will have a tiebreaker
while Evans won the 5A-8 title.
i Lym an and Lake Brantley
should
a classic matchup ol
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speed. Brantlev lias
the sire and should be led by
luarterback Clint Johnson and
IIback Elroy Dantiler. The
Patriots will hope to continue
their strong ru n n in g attack
against a quick Lym an defense.
Lym a n has the speed In
tailback C edric Bouey and
quarterback Steve Jerry. Jerry
will be hobbled, though, as he
went down In the game against
DeLand last week with an ankle
ln|ury.
The game will without a doubt
he a tough confrontation as both
progams are hungry for a district
title. NelH>er (cam ho* bee., to
the playoffs In the last five years
and both would like to change
that this
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• Brantley. 5-4. won this past
weea against Spruce Creek,
racking up a 42-14 score. The
Patriots came through In a must
win situation and will face the
same confrontation this week
a g a in s t the G r e y h o u n d s .
Jo h n s o n ra n fo r fo u r
touchdowns while rushing for
113. Dantiler added 139 yards
as Brantley racked up 302 yards
on the ground.
■ "Lyman la a real tough team."
Lym an. 7 2. muat be effective
on both peaatng and running but
with Jerry Injured the offense
m a y be s lo w e d . B a c k u p
quarterback Mike McNamee has
come on to run the offense well
but is not as mobile or as deadly
as Je rry Is In the pocket. Jerry
poeaeas a double threat In that
he can run and pass. McNamee
la a stationary quarterback with
a strung arm.
L y m a n trim m e d D eLand.
10-7. in a game that was filled
w ith c o n tre v e ra y . The
Grcytiounds. though, won the
big game and are ready for this
week’s showdown.
Lyman's defense muat rise to
the occasion with Willie Grayson
and John Scherpf having to
come up with strong games.
G ra ys o n and S c h e rp f must
compete against the strong front
line of the Patriots, o n r of the
largest lines In the Central
Florida area.
In the 4A-7 race Oviedo
k.tucked off Edgcwaler to send
u. unUici into a three way Ur.
the tie will be broken on Mon
day. Nov. 28. The schools must
now decide whether they wlU
play a Kansas Urfarewkrr none
plays from the !C yard line) <:
quarters.
Seminole. 341 overall trill not
have a winning record but coach
Em ory Btakr feels the ’Moles
have just as good a shot as
a n y o n e o f w i n n i n g Ih e
tiebreaker.
’’Our offense has really come
along.’’ Blake said. "O u r defense
Is lust a little weak. It was our
earned ua in the
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Lake Brantley's Elroy Oantzter plows ahead In action vs DeLand
Dantztar and the Patriots play Lyman's Oreyhounds this Friday for
the 5A-4 championship
»a rly
and now -v -'r r ning circles around the Tribe
looking for t in to come around defense. Smith has become our
again.”
of tb* areas ;-rrmlei rv .ini' g
Oviedo. 8-1. lied lor the 4A-7 backs in only his sophomore
title srlth Its win over Edgewalrr. season wtth over 1.200 yards
Th e Lions srere In a muat artn rushing In nine games.
Lakr Howell. 6-3. lost any shot
situation aa a loss would have
at a district title when both
g iv e n L e e s b u rg th e title
Seminole. 3 4 . Is the only team Lyman and Lake (Irantley won
to defeat Oviedo this season In a A loss by either of th>Me teams
1 8 8 battle three weeks ago.
would have given the Silver
Oviedo was led by the play of Hawks a glimmer of hope but
Frank Dtai ahd Chad Duncan on now they must play lor personal
offense while Willie Pauldo. pride.
In district SA-3 Evans Jumped
Duncan and Hednr Dial did the
Job on defense.
out to a quick 14-0 lead over
Seminole was whipped toy Apopka and held a 21-7 halftime
Lake Howell last week wtth Lake lead. The Trojans then held off a
Howell's Marquette Smith run late surge by the Blue Darters
County’s 1,000 yard club getting crowded
The Seminole County 1.000 yard club
inducted three new members Friday night,
one In the rushing department and taro in
ihe passing category.
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: Oviedo’s Frank Dial became the third
county running back lo go over the 1.000
barrier as he ran for 148 yards In the Lions’
91 12 victory over Edgcwaler. Dial now has
1,098 yards on the season.
Lake Howell's Marquette Smith bolted for
182 yards and extended his lead in Ihe
rushing category as he now has 1.237
yards. Lym an's Cedric Bouey. held lo 63
yards vs. DeLand. now has 1,113 yards In
nine games.
There Is a good possibility of a fourth
running back joining the 1.000 yard club.
Lake Brantley's Elroy D anuler picked up
139 yards Friday vs Spruce Creek lo run
his season total to 927 after nine games.
In Ihe passing depsnment. Seminole
High's Kerry Wiggins completed 18 of 23
passes for 233 yards. Wiggins, only a
sophomorr. now has 1.042 passing yards
and has a shot lo break Ihe school rerun! set
by Jeff Blake
Lake Mary's Carlos llansflrld also wrnt
over the 1.000 mark on Thursday as he
thrrw for IO« yards In Ihe Kama 21-0 win
over Mainland. Ilansfleld now has 1.010
passing yards.
LAKE MARY - Eight high
school girls soccer learns pried
open the 1988 89 season Satur
day night at Lake Mary High
School, going through a brief
prrsrason before Ihe games start
counting later this week.
In Ihe drat 40-mlnule period,
the host Lakr Mary Lady Rams
made short work of the Deltona
Lady Wolves, dealing Ihe firstyear school a quick and painless
6-0defeat, f*
That exhiwdlon of offensive
firepower was followed by a pair
of defensive standoffs. DeLand
and Seminole playing to a 0-0
lie, which was duplicated by
Lyman and Bishop Moore In Its
mini-game.
In Ihe nlghtrap. Lakr Howell
shut out Oviedo 3-0.
"Basically, what we did was
work on skill arras, like taking
ihe hall hack and bringing the
hall (Hi l from Hie back." said Hill
Elsarlr. roach of Ilie Lady Rams
"When you get up a couple of
gnats early, tt allows you to do
stuff you want "
F la t'f M a r - r-m k:
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anything It wanted. Including
make the score two or three
times as worse. It look Just 3:43
tor the Ladv Rains to score as
•entot Mu belli- Mattingly played
a long crossing hall to srnlnr
Marry Larar. who lapped II in
past an nut-ofposition Deltona
goalie
Since Deltona didn't manage
to lake a shot, that was all Lake
Mary needed. Still, playing con
se rvallvrly. Ihe Lady Kants
added five more goals Mattingly
scored neat on an assist from
Amy Alexander Then Mattingly
sent In another rrinsing ball,
this lime in the air. In Laiar.
who rtoddrd It home
Mattingly struek again six
minutes later, drklng a Deltona
defender out of position and
blasting a long stmt home Laiar
netted her fiat trick when a
botched clear attempt by DrIlona went straight lo hrr Alter
settling qutrkly. she launched a
long shot that went In off Ihe
hand of the Deltona 'keeper
Crtsale Snow ended the scor
ing with a spinning shot at
27.33.
The game between Scmlnolr
and DeLand. a pair of trams In
the learning and growing stage.
looked more like an advanced
game of klrkball. On the other
Hand, the Lyman/Btshop Moore
shutout was the rrsult of fine
defensive play.
“ I* was r id ic u lo u s ." said
Seminole roach S u sy Rrno.
•’We're mostly a new team. We
have some experience, but we
have a lot of freshmen. We
should have had onr sure goal,
but there was nobody running In
on the right wing.
When L y m a n ' s Lady
Greyhounds and the Bishop
Moore Lady Hornets took Ihe
field. Ihe game was different but
Ihe score remained the same,
The Lady Hornets carried moat
of Ihe play and had Ihe brt.Yr
opportunities, but Lym an's de
fense. anchored by senior J u lu
Callarman. didn't give an Inch
"II wr could have switched the
Held (go from onr ante lo the
oilier), we could have rrratrd
some th in g s ." sa id Laura
Rountree of Lym an " W r had
Ihe far side uf trie held w en a
couple of times but we minon l
swing II ever th u s,”
Hn*h the Lake Howell Lady
Sliver Hawks and Oviedo's Lady
Lion* (sine Into lI k - Jainouirr
Uilrtil on doing mm n r good w o rk
10 perparr for the atari of the
regular season W h ile both
trams substituted freely, moving
players from position lo position
l-akr llnwrll was able lo pot
away a few goals (or Ihe win
At 12 13, D a n a H o y rs rn
scored (hr first id tier two goal*
on a blast (m m the left side |m *i
Oviedo goalie Michelle Freeman
Two-and-a half m inutes later.
Hoyrsrn look a long rruss from
Valerie lllggtns and. after dam
Ing with II around a Lady Lion
drfrndrr for a moment, knocked
11 home
lllggtns also created Ihe third
Lake Howell goal, sending in
another long h i m from the right
wtng that Christine Frankrn
tirrgrr was sblr lo lap home
On the other side of the held
Oviedo mounted a couple ol
drives but always seemed lo lie
(lushed aside by the l-sdy Silver
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PePaul, Irish rely on newcomers
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Notre Dame and DePaul need
Instant help from unproven tal
ent lo remain the nation's class
Independents.
Fighting Irish Coarh Digger
Phelpa. In his 19th season, hopes
lo overcome the departure of
stars David Rivers and Gary
,Voce w ith seven returning
players and five freshmen.
! Notre Dame. 20-9 last season,
■will rely on B-foot-9 LaPhoiuo
Ellis and 6 -I I Keith Tower, both
freshmen, to contribute quk kly.
"It Is not just an ordinary
freshman group.” said learn
captain Joe Fredrick, a Junior
guard. 'T h is year we'll be able
lo gamble a lot more because
with LaPhonao we have a shot
blocker, which will give the
guards a lot more leeway on
defense where they can go for
steals and stuff.”
Besides Fredrick, returning
Irish players include forwards
Keith Robinson. Kevin Ellery
and Tony Jackson, center Scott
Paddock and guard Jomere
Jackson.
Rivers, an NflA first-round
draft choice, and Voce combined
to average 32 points per game
Iasi season. Rivers providing
ballhandling and Vocr an Inside
presence.
"I am going to have lo lake a
leadership role now- that David
and Gary are gone.” Fredrick
said. "It's more like a learn like
Arizona was last year. It Is not a
Jealous team. It Is JuM a team.”
DePaul. 22-8 last season, en
ters the 1988-89 sraann without
gu ard s Rod S tric k la n d and
K e v in E d w a rd s, b o th NBA
first-round picks. T h e Blue
Demons will count on senior*
Terence Greene and Stanley
U r u n d y . and J u n io r Kevin
Holland.
“ You rrally can’t replace them
(S trick lan d and Edarards),”
C oach .Joey Meyer said. “ You
have lo mold a different kind of
team. Every year, your tram has
a personality. We're going lo
have lo develop a chemistry. Wr
liavr lo play well together.
"T h e youth factor, especially
at guard. Is a key lo this season.
The total minutes played by our
guards Isn’t much. W ith Mclvon
Foster. Gilbert Miller and David
Booth, we have three guy* who
have never played a minute for
DePaul. Sometimes that helps
them not be nervous. T h e y could
be young enough not to know
they should be worried about a
particular game.”
Marquette, another Midwest
I n d e p e n d e n t b a s e d In
Milwaukee, plans to Improve Its
10-18 record of last season by
getting tougher.
Senior forward Mike Flory.
who sal out last season for
academic reasons. Ic recovering
from a fractured leg and wrtsl
suffered In a ear accident. The
Warriors need him back.
" W r got brat up last year by
too many trams." Coarh Bob
Duklrt said “That's the first
order of business we're going lo
uddrrss We’re going to try to
play morr physical this year.
and if are can't, play smarter and
handle the ball smarter.
"H e's (Flory) ronlrlbulrd al
ready In many positive way*. In
hts therapy, in his work ethic In
getting himself back In shape.
Michael's going lo help us. no
question about that.”
Miami, four years after re
starting Its program, has eight
sennas. The Hurricanes have
gone 14-14. 13-16 and 17-14.
With senior forwards Erie Brown
and Dennis Bums leading the
way. hope lo earn their first
pnatarasnn tournament
Th e Hurricanes will use a
"nocenter" look (three forwards
and two guards) wtth the de
parture of renter Tito Horford
Oral Roberts at Tulaa. Okla .
added five Junior-college trans
fers to bolster a team that
finished 8-2 1 last season
"W e're on Ihe way bark."
Coach Ken Trie key said. "Last
year, our kids just weren't ready
for the schedule we fared. Now.
w ith the addition of several
Junior-college transfers, hope
fully we'll be more mature and
rradv logo.
no field goals the llrst five
minutes.
Seminole took a 59-50 lead
with 10:33 left In Ihe game. Bui
l hen foul trouble and Dawson
started to haunt the Raiders as
the ('oinrnodorrs refused lo give
up. Gulf Coast out scorrd the
Raiders 19-11 over Ihe next
eight minutes and rut the score
to 70 09 wllh 2:44 lell.
A jumper by Thom as and Iwo
tree throws each by Rlcclardelll
and Woods offset a lutskrl and
two free throws by Dawson and
a huskrl by Davis. Th e n rame
the play of Hie night for Ihe
R a id e rs . W oods a n d Mike
Gasklll. who replaced a fouled
nut Thomas, combined to steal
the IKill at mldcourt. Gasklll
picked up the loose ball and
d r o v r for a la y u p to give
Seminole a 78-75 lead wllh 14
seconds left. After G u lf Coast
used Its last time out Dawson
missed a three point attempt.
but Du vis grabbed Ihe offensive
rebound and scored lo cul II to
78-77 hut Ihe Raiders ran oul
the last three seconds and
Seminole had Its fourth straight
win.
Rlcclardelll led the Raiders
w llh 11 rebounds and Barnes
grabbed seven. Woods led In
assists wllh seven and Thomas
uddrd five. Glover grubbed ten
rebounds for Gulf Coast while
Du vis got eight Dawson also led
In asslsln with six.
In the ro n so la tlo n game
Brevard drfeuled Patrick Air
Force Base 99-76 to take home
third place. Brevard waa led by
Philip Dumea who made the
moat of hts first atari to score 20
points.
Named to the All-Touroamcnl
te a m . In addition to M VP
Dawson, was Davis of Gulf
Coast. Dumea of Brevard, and
Rlcriardelll. Thomas, and Woods
of Seminole.
Avm ouncm g:
w
a
Ing 19 In Ihe second half.
Also In double flgurra fur Ihe
Commodores were Hymn Davis
with 17 and Alan Glover with
12
Seminole Juni|>cd oul lo a
24-14 lead In ihe first nine
minutes of play behind the
outside shooting of Thomas and
the Inside work of Harries and
Rlcclardelll. Bui. an In ihclr first
game wllh Brevard. Gulf Coast
turned In Dawson, who decided
to take the game over himself
and scored 15 (Milnts lo close Ihe
score lo 37-35 at halftime.
Seminole came oul of the
Intermission fired up and behind
Emerson, who scorrd 10 of his
12 points In the second half, and
Jumped oul lo a lead of I R points
on a couple of occasions.
S e m in o le 's d e f e n s e wus
awesome as they held Gulf Coast
acoreless until the 15:40 mark of
the second half and held them to
~ m r a’
flg
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Wright Slate at Dayton. Ohio,
a former Division II power,
finished 16-11 Iasi season In lls
Division I season.
"W e had Ihe fourth-best re
cord last yrar among the In
dependents. and I think Hun's
p re tty respectable." Coach
Ralph Undrrshlll said "I'd like
lo nail down 20 wins and krep
gaining rrsprrt In Division I Just
like we did In Division II.”
Raiders
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Monday through Friday 8 AM •7 PM
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�Sanlord Harold. Santord Florida — Monday. November 14. 1068 —
People
Rear admiral wanted to flunk out of Navy
Juggling promoted at strata raducar
T h r Northwest Branch (Lake Mary) of the Seminole County
Public Library System will prrsent the program "Learn How lo
Juggle and Overcome Stress" by Klchard Gregg. Juggler. Gregg
will leach Juggling and sltow how II can reduce stress The
program will hr Tuesday. Nov. 15. from 7-8:30 p.m. al the
library. 580 G rrrn w a y Illvd. For more Information, call
3212419.
ACLt> to hear attorney
T h r Association for Chlldrrn and Adulla with Learning
Disabilities will meet Turaday. Ncv. 15. at 7:30 p m al Weal
Lake Hospital. on Stale Hoad 434. Long wood Trie la A.
Madden, atlorney. will apeak on the legal point of view of
Individual Education Plant, and parents will dloruaa their
experience*. For funher details, contact Terry O'Neal at
889 8988 or Kleppr Hrooks al 305 0078
Neighborhood Watches topic of program
"Nrtghtmfhood Watch Crime Prevention." a program of thr
Seminole County Sheriff's Department, will hr presented
Tuesday. Nov 15. by the Seminole Lragur of Homeowners
Association* Inc. T h r program will lake place al 7 30 p m. al
the Eatimoiilr Civic Center. Altamonte Springs Depotv Tom
Cotknof the ('rim e Prevention Unit will apruk. show films and
exhibit.*.
ff**rthule wrf.ien m/trrrlai to aid homeowners in
es. bl,slung aim ••,*alUlng NrlghMNhnnd W alrh-* For more
Information, call L yn n Latvrrnre al 878 5265
LONGWOOD — For someone
who originally planned lo dunk
out of Ihr Navy's hospital roqrs
achool, L o n g w o o d resident
Joseph P. Sm yth. M l)., has
made a name for himself In Ihe
Navy's mrdlrul community.
On Aug. I. Ih r doctor bet aine
one of Just 15 flag offlcrrs In thr
Navy's medical corps when he
was pniniolrd lo rear admiral
(lower half)
fhe <on of an Irish-Lorn
grocery store owner. Smyth
Jolnrd Ihe Navy In 1953. two
years after graduating from
LaSaletir Preparatory School In
Hartford. C o n n
W hile Ills
rents, Helen P Smyth and the
ile P a t r i c k S m y l h .
wholeheartedly hacked his dr
clslori lo enlist, the future officer
lirgan lo have second thoughts
while In haste training
"When I was finishing bool
ramp I look a tMtlrry of Navy
tests lo llnd tail which field first
suited me.'* the admiral re
nte ro lle d "I wauled lo lie an
rlrtironlt s let link tan However,
murh lo inv chagrin. Ihe tests
showtJ dial I was orllrt suited
at a hospital corjisman
R
"So I decided I'd show Ihr
Navy Jusl what I thought of thrlr
tests by flunking mil of corpsmun's school and liclng sent
In a ship where I could become
. i e le c tro n ic s Ire h n le la n
through on the-Job tr.lining The
only trouble was. when I got to
scImmiI | found nut I loved II.
The admiral credits hls In
structors for hls change of bean
H r said hr grailualrd second In
Ills class h im hospital corps anti
lalMiralory tr« him tan schools,
missing class honnrtnan by on
e-tenth ol a |siiiii
Following school and a 15month lour al thr naval hospital
In Si. Alban's. N Y . Smylh went
to Kanrohr. Hawaii, where he
served with Ihe Marine Corps In
just lour years he worked hls
way up to petty offk rr llrsi class
hut dr< Idrd not lore enlist
**l was tnylng with thr Idea ol
ronlimiing in thr medical held
Ihe admiral explained
"Hut I
wasn't so surr almot going to
college
The Marines with Them 1
was serving were holding a
re enlistment drive." he eon
muted "The commandant of Ihe
Marine Corps . Gen. Randolph
M. Pair, was vlslllng Ihr base, so
Ihry set up an appointment for
me to talk with him ."
Alter u 45-mlnute interview,
the general advised Ihr prliy
officer to takr a satiatlral from
active duly and go lo prr-med
and medical school Sm vth
joined Ihe reserves and enrolled
In a p rr -m e d p ro g ra m at
Fairfield University In Fairfield.
Conn *lr .veetved a bathe or of
arts drgrrr there In 1980 and
lairr entered ihe Creighton Uni
versity Sr Id Mil of Medicine In
Omaha. Nrh . earning hls mrdli al rlegrrr In 11814
During hls senior year at
medical arhmil. Ihe dortor was
commissioned a regular Navy
offlr rr lie served hts Internship
and completed hls Internal mrd
n in e r r s l d r n c y at t he
Philadelphia (Pa I Naval lloapttal. from 1904-118)8
From Philadelphia. Sm ylh
went to Da Nang. Vietnam,
w here I.* was chief of m rdr Ine
it tile naval hospital Irotn 1909
lo 1970 Subsequent assign
ments included duty In Orlando.
Oakland. Calif. and Yokosuka
and Okinawa. Japan In August
1988 hr rrporlrd lo the stall
headquarters of the commander
In chief. U S Naval Forres,
Europe. In lamdon. England, for
duties as deel mrdlcal officer
Smylh also holds ihe post of
co m m a nd e r. Naval Medical
Command. European Region, a
position lhal places him at Ihr
head of all Navy medical and
dt nlal facilities In '*
From the um<
it
corpsrnan's srhtM>l 35 years ago.
Smylh knew thr Navy's mrdlcal
program rankrd high wlih Its
llnrst civilian rounirr|Mrts In
fart. Navy doctors have an edge,
hr addrd. because they ran
Iteiter focus on their profession
without the usual day-today
business conrrrns of civilian
pr art Ire
"In a nice sense I've hern able
lo pursue medicine divorced
from a patient s lin.uu i.il con
cerns." Smylh concluded "I've
never nad
do things lo
halanrt a hilling ledger Hv not
working Irom the profit motive I
derive a great set.se of freedom
and personal satisfaction "
Panic Attack group to moot
AguMphubtvPanlc Attack Support Group incrtr ra rh
Tuesday al 8 p m at West Lake Hospital. 589 W Stale Hoad
434. Longwiasl Tire «op|mtt group Is fitt those whu are afraid
to go out of their honor amt hr acilve In publlr
Overeaters to weigh in
A regular turning of Ovrrratrrs Anonymous is condoned on
Tuesdays al 7 30 p m al Florida Power and Light. 301 Mynle
Ave . Sanford For iim n *- Inlormallon. rail Carol al 322-0857.
Caastlborry Klwania to rise
Klwanls Club of Casarlbrrry meets at 7 30 a m . every
Tuesday at Village Inn. IJS Highway 17 92 and Dogtrark
Hoad. UMigwiMHl For nnwr inlormallon. call 831-8545.
Toastmasters to apeak up
Ueytxrakrr* ToM tm astrrs meets al 7:15 a m Tuesday at
Christos Restaurant on Fust Siren. Hanford Guests arr
weleome
Toastmasters International Club 8581 meets rarh Tuesday
7 30 p m al Seminole Community College. Room L-20O For
imue Inlormallon. call 895-3988
TOPS chapter to meet about eating
Takr Off Pounds Sensibly meetings arr held al thr Osteen
Civic lenlrt on Tuesdays al 7 p m Fur mure Information,
mntsf I Michelle To dd al .121-8153
A A groups schedule meetings
Area AUoholks Anonymous grmi|M rnening on Tuesday
Include
• Snbrr Wort A A Group meets at the Sahara Club lold
drtver s license office|. 2587 S Sanford Ave . mam. 5 30 p m
and It p m 0|wn discussion
• AUnon meets al the Sahara Club. 2587 S Sanlonl Ave . 8
pm
• Heists t lull A A. iKHin and 5 30 p m . <timed lo Ihe public. 8
p in . strp. 1.10 Normandy Road. Casarlbrrry. Clean Air Hc Imm
C lub. msin. i losrd to thr public
• AUnon. 7 30 p tit.. Casselberry Senior Crntrr. 200 N Lakr
T rlplel Drive. Casselberry.
• Sanford AA. noun. 5 30 p m . open discussion. 8 p m .
Living Softer Iclosed lo lh r (nrhltcl. 1201 W. Firs! Sf . Sanford
• 24 Hour AA group hrginners oprn discussion. 8 p m.. 317
S Oak Ave Sanford
• 17*12 Group A A. 8 p m . (closed lo Ihe public). Messiah
Lutheran Chun h. U S Highway 17-92 anil Dogirack Hoad
• AlrnholUs Anonymous. 8 p in (dosed to the public). West
l-ake Hospital. Slate Hoad 434. laingwiMid
Nar Anon to offer help
Nat Anon, a self-help group for rrlallvrs and friends of
addicts, will meet TurstU y al 8 p.m. al Orlando General
I lospllai T ut more Information, cal! 899-6384
Bridge club reedy to deel
Sanlonl I lupin a ir llrtdgr Club meets al noon each Tuesday
al Ihr Utrater Sanford Cliambrr of Commerce. 400 E. First St ..
Sanford
Volunteers council to congregete
The Count il of Volunteers Coordinators for Seminole County
meets the llrsi Tuesday of every month al 9 a m. at the
American Hrd Cross office. Slate Hoad. 434 Longwood,
Mrinltrrsblp Is open lo directors and coordinators of agencies
using volunteers. For more inloriu.ition. call Cheryl Werlev.
323-2030
TOPS to meet about eating
TOI*S fluiplrr KL 79 will meet Tuesday al 0.13 p m. al
llowrll Place. 200 W Airport Illvd . Sanford.
Sanford Lions to huddle
Sanford Lkins C lu b meets at noon each Tuesday at Western
S lu llii Slrukhoiisr. 2900 Orlando Drive. Sunford.
Stompers to hold club meeting
The Old Hickory Stompers clogging group holds club
meetings every Wednesday al Ihe Knights of Columbus Hall on
S. Park Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, call 349-9529.
Ile Is a 1987 graduate of Lakr
M ary High School.
LAKE BUENA V ISTA A re a c h ild re n w ill Join
thousands of underprivileged
kids from more Ilian 100
rllles (or a weekend al Ihe
Invitation of Wall Disney
W orld on Th u rs d a y and
Friday.
The occasion? A parly In
honor of Mickey Mouse's
OOth birthday.
T h e m ore than 5 .0 0 0
ch lld rrn will he given a
chance they may never havr
had otherwise— to see Walt
Disney World In person.
Il Is prrha|m not surprising
that fragrance manufacturers
would begin to market their
wares to appeal to a nation that
reads 3 million raptes of fVqpfr
magazine a week and eats
d in n e r w h i l e w a l e h l n g
' ‘Lifestyles of Ihe Rich and
Famous "
llul Ihe sheer num hrr of celeb
rity fragrances newly mi the
market i n w Iin I ulcd to apprar
shortly Is s ta g g e rin g — r v r n
though they still arraunl fiN a
relatively small p rn rn la g r of
Ihr morr than 800 fragrance*
now available in Ihe Unllrd
Stairs
Cher ha* Munched "Unlnhlb
lied." a 6175 an-ounrr srcnl by
I'arfum s S te rn , w h lr h has
kicked off with a |n i n t n N tonal
h in t In d u s try eaperls are
conqMrtng It with ih r 610 mil
lion canqMlgn rival helped make
"Ellrabelh Ta ylo r's Passion'"
(me of Ihe lop five fragrant rs m
sliars where it ‘ssold
On Nnv 15. In California,
musicUn Herb Alprrt will raise
Ihe riirtatn un "Listen." an
685-prr-hall ow ner w onirn's
scent
Nrxl yrar. txillrl superstar
Mikhail llaryshnlkov will bring a
women's went, called "Misha.**
to market, rv rn a* laitln « nwiner
Julio Iglesias Wilts us with hls
own potkm Joan Collins "D y
nasty" actress and lo rm rr
"Scoundrel" spokeswoman, will
unveil a perfum e In 1989.
I’rtorllla Prewiey and teenage
tennis are GabrlrM Salwtlnl arc
ronmrtlng srenla with Colonla
Ine.. both of w hlrh are scheduled
lo be served up In 1990 Even
mrga-drvrloper Donald Trum p
and Olym ple G old Medalist
Flnrrnrr GrtfTlth-Joynrr have
reportedly been approached
about doing fragrances
T h r«r brews will compete lor
allrnlkNt on fragrance counter
shelves iltal are alrrady crowded
with such earlier smells as
Sophia" las In Lorrnl. "D r
n r u v r " (us In C a lh e r ln r l;
"D io n n e " las In W arw ick):
"Glorious" and “ Vanderbilt by
Gloria V a n d rrh lll"; "Paloma
Picasso"; "Nlkl d r Salnl Phallr"
(after a Frenrh aculplrrsa by Ihe
same namrl. and “Pavlova" las
In ballerina A n na Pavlova).
There's even u lljorn Horg fra
grance,
"Forever Kryslle." Ihr scenl
Insplrrd by Ihe character pluyrd
by Linda Evans on "Dynasty"
and promoted hv llte blond
Less fortunate
kids to witness
D isney World
Top Irom left Elizabeth Tpylor, Char. Herb Alpen and Paloma
Picasso have a l hint than names lo perfumes Bottom, from left,
Julio Iglesias Priscilla Precloy. Gabriels Sabahnt and Mikhail
Baryshnikov have scents in Ihe works
a< tress. Is still the No 4 brsl
selling fragrance in mass market
lour years alter Its lulrtMluclloii
"Carrington." a t iN iip lim rn la ry
men's (ragrante inirtMlucrd In
1985 and prom oted hy "Dynasl y " colleague John Forsyth. ra n
also still br IouinI.
Royally grou|Mrs cun still buy
"Wedding Houqurl." an unofIk tal tribute In Prince Charles
and Prtncraa Duna launrhrtl at
the time id ihrir m arrugr. and
" F e r g le ," named alter Ihe
D uchess of Y o rk . M ichael
Jackson Ians, however, urr out
ol luck: T h r Gloved One's
"Magic Ileal" line of scents
dlsapitrarcd quickly alter Its
debut
Celebrity scents permit con
sumers lo Indulge In fanluslrs
lhal. hy buying a pricey elixir
hrurtng Ihe narnr of someone
they admire, they ran somehow
hrcomr like that person. For
perfumers celebrities furnish a
ready-made Identity package
around lhal they cun easily build
u fragrance and m arketing
campaign. And oner on the
market, celebrity scents have
Im m rdlalr anil strong name
recognition.
recently added scented truth
p u s d rr suggests T a y lo r 's
lamous violet eyes. The lloral
( mental li.igr.unr ttsell hints of
romance— something Ih r oftmarried Taylor Is associated
with in i and oil-screen.
T h r llrsi Individual lo arr the
potential In fragrance as an
extrusion of onr'a persona was
Paul Polrrl. a colorful, avantgarde French fashion designer
who Inlrodiiced Ihr first design
er stent around thr turn of Ihe
c e n tu ry . A llh o u g h Colleen
MtMirr. a movie actress In Ihe
1930* and '40*. Is brllrvrd lo
have been Ihe llrsi celebrliy lo
tiavr her own fragrance, and
Candice Hrrgrn launched " C "
hack In Ihe '70s. Annette Green,
rxrcullvr director of Ihe Fra
grance Foundation, datrs Ihr
birth of Ihr nttMlrm celebrity
fragrance rra rr lo Ihr Introduc
tion of "Forever Kryslle" and
"Carrington."
Hut celebrity srenla also have
a hitlll-ln disadvantage They
come with high expectations
that they must live up lo.
Green thinks celebrliy stems
represent additional business
milter than competition for de
signer fragrances, hut sortie
other Industry cx|>rrls disagree,
suggesting that crlcbrttlrs and
otlirr universally recognized
|M-nplr, places or things will
replace fashion designers— who
tire g e n e r a l l y l e s s w e l l
known— as ih r inspiration for
new products.
"Ellrabelh Taylor's Passion"
Is ih r perfum er's textbook
example u( a crlrhrlly fragrance
done right. T h r lurried crystal
h o lllc b rin g s in m in d Ih r
actress's famous Jewel*. The
lavender color ol everything
Irom the |N-rfumr's Untie lo u
Meanwhile, at least one de
signer scolf* at the celeb-scent
trend. "Fragrance belongs In Ihe
h a n d s of d e s ig n e r s , not
celebrities." mrnswrar designer
Hl|an rrcrnlly declared. "Do I
gel up on Ihr stage and try lo act
or king?"
Children will be flown In
Irom throughout the United
Stales. Canada, the United
Kingdom . Ireland. France
and West Germany. The eli
tes' mayors, who selectrd Ihe
chlldrrn with Input from
children's welfare tnatltulions and oilier special pro
grams. will accompany Ihr
children In most rases
Locally. Ihe invitation list
reads Altamonte Springs. 30
c h lld r rn . A popka. 51:
Casselberry. 30; Ealonvllle.
5 0: Lake Ma r y . 30;
LongwiMtd. 37; Malllund. 41;
Orlando. 500; Oviedo. 29;
Sanford. 38: Winter Park. 48;
andWlntc. Sp. mgs. 18.
Activities will include Ihe
culling of a 1.000-fool-long
b irth d a y cake. M ick e y's
A ll-A m e r i c a n l l l r l h d u y
Parade, ride* on all attrac
tions. and rtrrworks.
Getting holiday
mail there on
time is no trick
ORLANDO - Early mailing,
correct addresses and proper
wrapping arr the keys for cards
and parcels reaching Ihrir desti
nations In plenty of lime for the
holidays.
Orlando Postmaster Gerald L.
Edwards asks holiday shopper*
to mall early this year and make
certain lhat addresses arr cor
rect. Including *Ip codes.
For parcels, addresses should
also In- written on a separate slip
to be enclosed In the pan el
For foreign mall, thr Mitlom
line of the addrrs* should show
only Ihe country name, written
In full rather than abbreviated,
and in capital Inters. All In
ternational parcels must brur a
Customs declaration form com
pleted by the mailer.
Mall can still be sent lo
military Installations In Alaska
and Hawaii through Nov. 23 at
surface rates.
Exh ib it s h o w s in trica cy of first d o lla rs
IN THE SERVICE
Airman Jcrrmy M. Weart, son
of James C. Wrurt of latkr Mary,
hus graduated from A ir Force
basic truliilng al lotckland Air
Force Have. Texas.
During Ihr six weeks of train
ing Ihr airman studied Ihr Air
Force mlsskin. organization and
diatom s and received special
training In human relations.
In addition, airmen who com
plete basic training earn credits
tow ard an associate degree
through Ihr community college
of the Air Force.
Celebrity fragrances smelling
sweet to noses in the industry
Airman Viola Poslry. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cum* Poslry Sr.
of Sanford, has graduated from
A ir Force basic (raining at
Lackland Air Force Hase. Texas.
During Ihr six weeks of train
ing. Ihe airman studied Ihe A ir
Force mission, organization and
customs, and received special
training In human relation*.
In addition, airmen who com
plete basic (raining ram credit*
toward an aaioclate degree
through Ihe community college
of ihe Air Force.
Poaley la a 1088 graduate of
Seminole High School. Sanford.
United Frees International
MIAMI — Unbrllrvnblr as II
may seem, there was a lime
when Americans turned up Ihrir
noses al dollar hills.
A (raveling currency exhibit
now In Mluml tells how pa|>rr
money gained acceptance and
offer* beautiful examples of Ihr
bills that persuaded the populace lo give up gold und silver for
promises.
"People are shocked when
they ace II. Th e y can’l believe
lhat money wus so beautiful
then and so plain now." said
Teresa Morales, publicist for Ihe
Goldomt- Mink In Hulfulo. N Y.,
which own* ih r collection.
T h r exhibit contains 70 origi
nal U.S. dollar hills dating from
Ihr rarly IH80s. It Is on display
al Ihr Miami Museum ol Science
and Spat e Transit Planetarium
Nov. 14lo Dec. 28.
T h r m oney exhibit drew
thousands of gawkrrs during a
New York display on Wall Street
rarllrr this year. Il travels next
year lo W a sh in g to n . D .C ..
Chicago. Denver. Phoenix. Art*..
Seattle and Tacoma. Wash.;
Portland. Ore., and Nrwport.
Calif. Exhibit curator Thomas
Rufflno. a former coin and an
tique money dealer, sees l he
hills as rrllcs of the ultimate
marktilng success.
There was no governmentIssued paper money In Ihe Unll
rd Slates until 1882. except for
the rapidly devalued hills Issued
hv the Continental Congress In
1775.
"Dllfrrrnl Minks Issued some
hut when Ihry went under a lot
ol people got hunted. The gov
ernment had lo strp In and offer
a centralized system. Hut II was
a dlffleuli sell on a public used lo
trading In gold und silver coins."
Rufflno said.
The first paper money was
scorned and refused, hul when
precious mrtuls grew scarce
during Ihe Civil War. there was
no other choice hul lousell.
The Bureau of Engraving and
P rin tin g tried In buoy Ihe
public's confldcnrc by printing
colorful hills wilh Intricate et
c h in g * that make to d a y 's
greenbacks seem plain dowdy.
"Basically, you have a promise
lo pay from the government.
People had lo be convinced they
had value. When you make
something look beautiful und
put a lot of work Into It. you
create va lue ." Rufflno said.
�ta — Sanford HaraM, Sanford, Florida — Monday. Novambar 14, 1 M
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A R L O + H D JANJS
B y Jam as Jacoby
Tilt* week * r will loth ill smne
rani combination* with .i vlrw
lo understanding why certain
plays are i m i n i In |in U > «
.■in linn South w.in i mnliirt.ililr
rrhidding two rm trump with ilir
spade M r and a dmihl «iopprr
In hrarla When North thru
supported dlamonda. South hid
three heart* to *how strong
control* in that suit Since Norlh
was afraid ol spade* in no
tru m p , he sim ply hid four
diamond*, anil South (anted on
lo game
JM UO SlIk
Making 11 ini k* I* easy pro
vtiled declarer loses no more
than one diamond Irtrk. Ilsil
South played carrlessly. lie won
lire ate ol spade* and led the
pick of diamond* West played
low and declarer played low
Irmn dum m y. Last won the
singleton king Laler lire defend
FRANK AND E R N E S T
n * made another diamond irk k
and a cluh
Whatever der larer doe* in
diamond* I* immaterial il (he
*ull «|>lll* 2 2 Inil when l.a*t
lia* a singleton declarer mn*i
make the right play II Ka*t ha*
the slnglrlmi 5. nothing mailer*
II East hold* the nine alone
today's declarer * play I* right
Hut If Easl hold* cither the king
or the queen alone, li I* right In
play a low diamond In the are
Since playing low lo the are win*
lwire Iking m queen alonr with
Kasli and playing the ).«< k win*
only once (singleton nine) obvi
ously the merer I play I* u low
diamond (tom (he South hand
The only exieptkm to ilit* would
Iw If the bidding showed altso
lately that West held the t\ U ol
diamond* llien you might a*
well lead the |.u k and hope lhal
either the suit I* spill I lug or East
ha* the lone nine *|n »i
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Sanlord Harald. Sanford. Florida — Monday, NortmMf 14. i960 — 79
Enlarged glands may prove to be problem
D E A R D R . 00*1 rt I have
enlarged gland* around iny
carotid arteries My old doctor
M id II was dangerous and had
me lake medicine. Now he's
retired; (he new doctor doesn't
seem concerned and has stopped
m y medicine. I have a constant
headache and my neck on each
side has a very tiard plate aMini
I 19 Inches wide.
D E A R R E A D E R : I do mu
know whether your "enlarged
glands" are lymph nodes or Ihr
Ihvrold gland
If you have swollen lymph
nodes, you need a medical ream
Inal ion Enlarged lymph gland*
cun Indicate Infection or. in
some cases, the presemr of
tumors
I suspret that you have a
ilter, an enlargement of thr
yrold gland Ordinarily, ihls is
not a serious condition, and r an
lie easily controlled by using
thyroid hormone pills with or
without Iodine supplements
Thym ld hormone medicine anil
Iodine usually cause shrinkage
of i h r t h y r o I it g la n d b v
suppressing it* manufacture of
thyroid hormone*
You raise another rpirstlnn .
•h“f *-a - , . iVo wllh the (onfuskiii
yu«;: i..s evjierienrr when Iheir
doctors Uu«i t ay
M. di< al di*
agreement ts a iieahhv -ign of a
vigorous profession In whkh
new and important findings are
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S w e a te rx o a t llW O ) and ja c k e t (*229) look d a p p e r In graphic
baaaal w a a m mohair b la n d f r o m Tom atau
M ohair is T exas’
softest resource
■nlarprlaa A ia n .
i airlv colored (lower* r lrrlr
a r o u n d I h r r h r *i and
shoulder* Pam ela Morris lor
Gtota fashions an oversized
cardigan wrlth g ra y . Mai k and
yrllow *tM|w* of M ifdy Im id ird
mohair
Whal in irra * ln g ly aiiraii*
designer* lo m o h a ir I* lla
naiutal * lrrk flntali "C om
pared In wont
•t plain* Daddir go m otialr I* a longer fitirr
and haa a * Je rk n (lril*h If you
Irxik al rite a> In a l lllirr surface
It it *m onih
w h ic h give*
mohair It* lu * lrr and ahrrn
In la*hh>n te rm * that rnran*
dial mohair holds d y r vrrv
w rll. and !*•» a u * r of i i * sheen.
II I* a good r r O r r lo f of light
Consequently. lo lo f r d mohair
Ita* a rk h intensity. perfect (nr
ih r m any Jew el tones likr
amrlh>ai and ru b y loum l in
c u rre n t r o l l r r i l n n a
Convrrarly
I h r p a l e s t of
pa*lrta— m aigat pear h m ini
a n d r I r a n i — a p p r a r e v en
lit tier l)r * ig n r r « III a season
predominated b y black* and
brown*. arc d ra w n lo color a*
a pli oral ai <riit
Mohair color* a tr of mohair
m aurr* a longer lltr
O n r of Am rrlra* lr** rr
k n o » n natural resource*
mama for tin nuat |MH in
Southwestern I r u t It K tlM-rr
Itiai iiiu*i of Ilia) i i a i r ' t
I h u k i o o angora goat* mrr
raised 1 fir angora goat pro
d o rr* m o h a ir— dial lo n g
lustrous hair, which, in Ih r
fashion w or hi la tiring woven
amt knit into inorr ami im irr
fashions
" W r 'i r lirrn *rrmg a rr
newrd in lrrra l in natural
liber*
explain* M a ilrlin r
DaiUltrgo dim Inf of |iiumu
Hon* tor I hr Mohair I'rsmcU of
Arnrrti a "And wiih texture
tiring m i lrn|HHtanl In fashion
mohair lend* Itwlf in t h t w
tiour Ir and linislied look* "
Currently. mohair lash ton*
may fir Imind In rnllreliotis t o
trig goo dr*ignrr« s«m h a* Mill
Ilia** l.inda Allard lor Ellen
I lac y. Mary Janr Mu< .o u n u
Pamela Morn* Jhanr liar nr*
I’aullnr T rig rrr and Helen
Sldrl A* la*tllon silhouettes
air m in i rd hi slimmer pro|Mirllon* ihr tr stole rfln ts of
thl* fibre atr released In
beautifully <olnrrd t v r a f r r i
and rnoltair htrnd Jatkrls and
sweater ro.il*
" I lik r ihr cnnlrasl and
irvturr of mohair. r*pr« tally
wllli i iMirdltialllig latpli * and
oilirr nalural >arn» " observes
Ilia** "Moftair ha«a girat way
of enriching styles "
• Ur> cleaning i* rerom
mended, aim r mohair h fre
i|tirni>v woven wllh oihrt luxury lllieia. aoch a* wool, allk
and cm ion
• Swratrr* may Iw hand
washed Wa*h In cold wain
with a mild ilrlrrgenl like
Wnnlitr and block to air dry
C u r r r n l style* frraled fro m
nioh.ur In rlu d r «w ralrr% in
iM-nilllfullv Colored JM ltrrtl*
Al IIU**|H>rl. lor lti*i.irn r , a
lilur i r r * n n k sweater I* »<
r r n t r d t>V w hir w indow |M iir
»iri|n* of Mack, while d e ll
• II m ohair become* w rl
Iron) rain or arrow. *h.ike lo
remove r u n t w ater am i hang
lo dry Once d rie d , genii)
hrunli the g a rm e n t w llh a
natural hrt*Hrn* for warmer
ternper at lire*
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What ihe day
will bring...
B y Berates Bede Osol
YO U R B IR T H D A Y
November IB . 1BBB
Your material iwmpert* look
encouraging for the year ahead
provided you don t Involve
yourself In frivolous veniurrs
with c|uestkinaMr (iroplr Sth k
lo things and proplr wllh jirnvrn
irai k records
SC O R P IO (0 . 1 2 1 Nov 22l
In laws or |>are|ils mold tie a
trifle more dlllUult to deal wiih
today Try not lo do anything
lhal i mild divide vmir MmseMild
into two armed <am|>s Know
where lo Icnk he romance and
you'll find it The Astro-Graph
Matchmaker Instantly levrals
whlc h sign* are rennantk ally
perfect lor you Mall H to
Matchmaker, c/o this nrws|u
per, I 'O Ik is UI42*. (.'lev eland
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S A G IT T A R IU S iNov 2.1 fir.
211 Voo might he associated
w ith someone today whose
method* and tartles are contrarv
lo your* Take rare m this
arrangement. because you could
lie blamed lor Hit* person’s
mistakes
C A P R IC O R N lik e 2J.lac.
Mil Opportumiles lhal will lie
dllhc till lo rrcogni/e could de
velop) lor you today through an
unusual chain of evrnis If
you’re not alert and otisrrvant.
however, they will count lor
little
A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20-Feb |U|
Your Image and reputation are
rather fragile today, so he
m in d lu l ol yo u r b rh a vlo r.
.especially wherr your carret is
concerned Stains made at ihls
lime w III lie hard lo eradicate
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D E A R DR. O O T T : I've been
storing water In half-gallon clear
glass Jugs My neighbor said ll
will deteriorate and lhal I should
change ll every few months
How true Is ihls?
D E A R R E A D E R : Stored, tin
slerlllzrd water can become stale
ami m ntamlnatrd v illi mold I
suggest lli.ir you either slrrll* e
the water and Ihe containers (by
boiling) nr change ih r water
Weekly.
ICIHFHM N E W S P A P E R EN
T E UPRISE ASSN
!:;erally reported weekly.
When doctors disagree, they
owe Ihrlr (Milrrits ihr courtesy
of resolving the Issue so that
patients will not lie placed In Ihr
middle Here is an Instance
where u third opinion would hr
helpful H rca usr your new
doctor has not taken the time
and trouble to enlighten you
aMtui your comlltion. I suggrsi
that you seek another opinion
In Ihls way. your enlarged
glands ran tie explained lo you
and you <an consider what, ll
a n y . tre a tm e n t m ig h t be
appropriate
For more Information. I am
sending you a ropy of my Health
Report "Choosing a I’hysirlan "
Ollier readers who would like a
DEAR ABBYt I hank you lor
ropy should semi SI wllh ihrlr
name and address to I’ O !Wx printing Ihr Inter from Feeling
lau 1I t y — l fir m o l her who
A D V IC I
•l u. o t In eland OH I f i u l
IU09 Ik- sure lo tnenllou Ihe rouldn'l bring herself to show
lovr lo hrr I f»year old daughter
fills*
I know exactfy flow *he feels
For Ihr llrsi lour or five years
D E A R DR. O O T T : I m 4* and
ABIGAIL
ol my sou's life I simply could
VAN BUREN
not show him any affreitott and I
was miserable l»et a use | couldn't
do anything alxuit It D rrp down
I really loved Tom m y and would
have killed anyone who tried lo mg Guilty '• I thought I was the
Your hum hr* and perceptions harm him Yri i held him at only mother in the world who
had lhal problrm
regarding ways lo furllier your arm slengih
I had a 13-year-old daughter I
Why? Ilet au*r I was crazy In
imhllktn* could fw slightly oil
love wllh hi* lather. "Mike." rouldn'l love T o make mailers
largrl today Don't let your
emotions ovrrndr your logi. al who ordered me to get an w o rse . I had Iw o younger
almrtkin when I mid him I was children hum my second mar
ry alti.itIons
A R IE S lMarch 21 April !!i| ll pregnant (We were not mar riage and I had no trouble loving
rled I I «on*ldrrrd an abortion, them al all
your desires are limited lo malr
I knew my feeling were wrong
made all Ihr arrangement* Mil
rtal mailers i.Mlay, some disap
point men t» are likely, Hrnudrn rouldn'l go through wllh ll at unfair and downright mean, but
tlie la*i minulr Th a i n n l me I rouldn'l change m y feelings
vmtr horizon* and Ihmk aMnil
Things got so Mid. I went lo a
my relationship wllh Mike
rnrlrhlng sour *|iinl a* well
I married someone else lor all psychiatrist because I wasn't
T A U R U S IA|ail 20 May 20|
Assorlairs will assisi you imtav the wrong reasons, hot lhal able lo sleep nights for the guilt f
was feeling In less than a year,
la-. au*e they want lo, and like marriage didn't last long
A* time went on. I found e verythin g became (w rfrctly
vou mil hrrau*r they (cel oh
ligated In lart. M mg .tenla titling m vsell being unreasom iiily clear I didn’t rrallzr It al the
hostllr in Tommy It got so bad lime, hut this Innorrnl child was
. oukl have an opposite effect
that
I actually gave him to a thr image of my first husband's
G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) Try
not to take voursrlf of y.nir friend for a few clays so I could m o t h e r w ho d c t r s t r d m r
involvements inn *erkm*!v ro- g e l my b ra d s c re w e d on bet a use. as was Ihe rase In
day II y«»u lei yourself get straight Alter hours of miu I "FVrling Guilty." her son had lo
uptight your tohavkir could lir searching and praying. God fi marry me There was more lo ll.
nally spoke to my hean He said. of course I was still in high
*elf drtrat lllg
You are Maining Tom m y (or school, and he was In eollegr
C A N C ER (June 2 1-July 22l
M
ing Mini and coming Miween and had to drop out and go to
Kveu though you may prefer hi
do otherwise. It's best that .you you and Mike " When I finally work to support me and the
Ills m o th e r a lw a ys
manage important mailers for adrnillrd II lo rnvsrlf. it wa* as ha b y
thought
I ruined his chances for
•
hough
a
heavy
weight
was
bllrd
voursrlf lodav ralhrr than look
a college education and a suc
from rnv shoulder*
for som eone lo rase your
Tommy Is 11 now. and Ml cessful professional career
M inim * for you
Anyw ay. I know it's irrational
L E O ( J u l y 2.1 A u g 221 never forget one day .i ImhiI three
A m i * lair lodav only wllh people vr.ns ago we were driving dow n lor me to have blamed my
wllh whom you are in harmony, Hie sirret, and I just irlt like daughter, hut Hurt Is whut I did
ll you gel lied up will) someone reaching over, giving his arm a It wasn't hrr fault that she was
p.u and saying. "I love you." Hr the image of her lather's mother
who I* abrasive, small till
trrrm rs could Ir.ul lo mammoth turned toward me. his hlg brown 11 a 11 c a m e o u t o n t h r
eves llllrd wiih Iears, and said. psych ia trist's couch. Thank
opposition*
V IR O O IAug 23-Srpl 221 II "Mommy. I don't remember rvrr God. I sought Ihr help I needed.
Keep re co m m e n d in g p ro
you have a tough assignment hearing you say that belore"
confronting you today, analyze Abhy. that Just about broke my fessional help. Abby. I shudder
Its problem* lit advance Don i heart Imagine M ing 7 years old lo think what could have hap
dive Into a pool lielore you know and never liraring your mom pened to me and my family Itad I
not had it.
sav "I love you" Mfore
Ihr depth ol the water
S A W T H E L IG H T
From lhal day on. I changed
L IB R A (Sept 2 3 Oct. 231 lie
IN N E V A D A
very careful today about han my wavs and have said. "I love
(Problems? Writ* lo D«ar Abby.
dling business siluattun* with you" every day And you know
For a personal, unpublished
risky element* II you get reck w li.it ' I rr .illv do
NO MORE GUILT reply, send • self-addressed,
less or careless, you r im
IN ILLINOIS stomped envelope lo Dear Abby,
pulsiveness ton Id create sertotis
P.O. Box 69440, Los Angsles,
complication*
D EA R ABBY: I could have Calll. 90069. All correspondsncs
(C llliH h . NEW SPAPER EN
written that Idler signed "Feel- I t confidential.)
i e k p k is e a s s n
M o th e rs able to e x p re s s
love a fte r lo s in g a n g e r
Sexes segregated on su b w a y
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i»a»r
rnough to M convenient. To give
you more Information. I am
sending you a frre copy of my
H e a lth Itep orl. "M a n a g in g
Chronic him.*' Olher reader*
who would like a copy should
send 91 and llielr name and
address lo P.O. Box 01369.
Cleveland. OH J 4 101-3369.
HOROSCOPE
MONDAY’S PRIME TIME
III]
have Men quadrlplrglc since age
1H No pain pill* have been able
to touch ihe burning plns-andneedle* feeling In m y leg* I’ve
been *uirrrtng from them for the
lost three year* What do you
nuggest?
D E A R R E A D E R ! Chronic
(Kiln syndrome from any cause Is
a terrible burden lo M ar. If your
doctor Is unable lo help you
overcome your symptom*. I
suggest lhal you rrqursl a re
ferral In a (tain clinic Many
leaching hospltnl* offer thl*
service to |>utlmts In sueh a
selling, specialist* will assist you
In coping wllh the problem,
using medication, hypnosis,
h lo fre d h a ck . a c u p u n c tu re ,
transcutaneous electrical nerve
stimulation (TFINS) and olher
technique*
You can hr hrl|ied The pro
blem I* finding a facility rinse
(Ored'i tre io rw fii. n
'i 'm
I W 'i
For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, Nov. 11
U n lto d P r s t* In ts rn sllo n a l
rude." Mrndo/a said.
"As long as men and women
are togriher in a crowded ear.
men will ael wllh no shame."
s a i d It o it s r w I f e A d r I a n a
Martinez. 26 "T h e y Just lake
advantage of tlie situation and
leel more Ixild in ih rlr anonymi
ty.”
Sex-segreg.ilrd ears Mrsl ap
peared In Him) in response to an
aval.inrhr ol complaint* lodged
by women al Information booth*
In various Metro stations.
"Oner we heard alsiut Ihe
Increasing num ber of com
plaint*. we Initiated a study to
Investigate and saw that there
was a problem ol overcrowding
during certain Im um ." said Jose
Guzman, press coordinator lor
Ihe Metro I'uhltc Transportation
System
T o a v a I d * * l n c 1•
d e n ts "— Guzm an w ould not
elaborate-It was decided to
provide separate ears lor women
lie tween 5 and K) a m and 5
and H |> in on (lie most crowded
M EXICO C IT Y - Mexico City's
subway sywlrm no I only moves
Ihe greatest mittllier of p.»ss«-ngets |>rr mile lor Ihe cheajiesl
larr in ihr world. II Is also Ihr
only subway lhal separates rnen
hour women during rush hours
"I'm lucky lo ride in the
segregated ears— al least during
Ihe morning rush hour*." said
Martha FJrna Mendoza, 17. who
use* l-r Raza subway station
every morning lo go to school.
Al her station Instrumental
music I* pljird In as If to soothe
the (ramie hustling morning
crow d. At the front ol ih r
prlsllne Hied ptallorm. devoid ol
a single gum-wrapper or ciga
rette null, a polkrman guards a
gate lira! admit* only women
Though pushing people were
wedged shoulder In shoulder on
ihe platform, women *llp|M-d
through Ihr gale when another
train arrived and took seals In
the first two relatively uncrowded cars set aside for ihetn
and children.
I W ^ F t o y d Th e a tre s I M
The men In ihe other eight
car* exploded out like wild hulls,
colliding fearfully with ihe men
on the platfunn who simply
ELVIRA
muscled llielr wny onto the
YOUNG
irutn.
Metro system officials do not
GUNS
OF THE DARN
say outright that the segregation
7WASM
rressM im
program wa* designed lo pre
MOVll l ANl) D
vent sexual harassment. Most
women, however, believe lhal ll
, rolerts them from Just lhal,
"Many men lake ndvanlage of
Ihe nverernw rllng and are really
” sw win
routes.
M a n y women don't think
these hours are rnough and
would like lo see segregated cars
provided all the lime.
" W h ile It p ro lrrls womrn
during Ih r rush hours from
those men and hoys who ucl like
pervert*, the rest of Ihr lime It's
Ihr same problem and womrn
are al risk again." said Paula
Salazar. 50. as she rode In a
segregated ear in work.
"I (ravel on Ihls Metro every
day and I have to prepare myself
mentally rvery tltnc.” said a
Hriiish woman of 23 who lives
and works In Mexico City. "R's a
nightmare.
Men w ho would talk also
approved of segregating men
from women.
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The seminar will be on Thurt , I
Nov 17 si Ihe Hilton Inn,
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P rice o f Ite m m u s t be sta te d In th e ad and be $100 o r less.
O n ly 1 Ite m p e r ad an d 1 ad pe r h o u s e h o ld per w e e k.
You s h o u ld c a ll a n d ca n c e l as s o o n as item se lls .
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Venter* Fl. I I P ] H it
J
*'S e rvin g Sem inole and Setuthwest Volusia Counties
000 N. Frsnch Avs., Sanford
�Sanford Haraid, Sanford, Florida — Monday, November 14, 1968 — #•
103— H o u s e s
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141— H o m e s h r S i l o
* » T S ' C A R L Y L E ® by L e r r , W r ig h t
Radio / Stereo
Unfurnished / Rent
Ml
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M il
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hath, lam rm . Nruud yard
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me er m*ty ph/yaup D I M
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Homes / Rent
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OR IB O U S TR tA l tlR A N TS
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REALTY,
T N I P R R F IC T F A M IL Y
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more properly than
anyone in the Greater
Saniord lale Mary area.
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IN C r O B I Salae currant
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bam Ip l, central etr/heei
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eqwyqwd bikhen pcni lenmy
home aarrantyl
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N E W S F R O M T H E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E
Business not hurt by lottery
United Fee as In ternational
Breakfast ignites firestation
H A L LA N D A LE — T w o fire fig h te rs preparing breakfast
thought Ih r o the r tu rn e d the stove ofT liefnre they w ent on a
rescue ru n . resu ltin g In a (Ire that ra u s rd $ 10.000 In damages
to the station, officials s a id .
" I f It can happen to us. It ran happen to a n y b o d y ." said
A cting B attalion Chlet M a rtin McMahon "W e all come from the
hum an race. We make m istake s."
The fire C hristm as m o rn in g started w hen a pot of o il was left
heating on an electric stove w hile the sis people at the station
went on a rescue call about 9 30 a m . EST. MrM ahon said the
pot was fo r potatoes being conked for breakfast,
A businessm an next door. A rtu ro M untz. said he was passing
by when he saw flames th ro ug h the w indow ol the d o rm ito ry .
" I ran to the garage and looked Inside The tw o tru c k s were
already on a c a ll."
Ju st then a lifeguard on Hallandale Beach, Freddy Morales,
walked by.
" I said to Freddy. 'C a ll the fire d c |ia rtm e n l.*" M un ir said
Sunday. T hey laughed over the irony.
Morales got a fire e xtin g u ish e r and M uniz broke a w ind ow at
the b a rk o f the station. He sprayed the flames. Just as
firefig hte rs had taught h im u m onth ago. but r u t h im self on
gl
McMahon said the tw o cooks thought the other turned of! the
stove.
"W e do te ll people not to do that k in d o f slufT." McMahon
said Afterw ard, he relternled Ih r a d v lrr ftirflg h le rs have given
for years. "N ever leave a pot on the sto v r when you leave
Never leave any cooking unattended."
McMahon said Ih r fire caused about 1 10.000 w o rth of
damage. T he station ra n n o l be used for a week or I wo
" I t was one o f these careless things Dial are Inexcusable, but
It happens." said H allandale Mayor A rth u r "S o n n y " Rosen
berg
" In the first place, we t r l l all the hom eowners to take th ing s
off the stove before leaving home... We r r going to pul It in the
union contract that th ey have to tu rn o ff the stn vr before they
go out on a c a ll."
Com m unity fears navy base closing
M ILTON — C o m m u n ity leaders In northw est Florida are
w a llin g w ith haled breath th is week to see If an a irfie ld that
trains naval aviators w ill be on a list o f m ilita ry fa cilitie s
recommended for closing
Some fear economic problem s If W h ilin g Field Naval Atr
Sun ion closes, w h llr o thers see the closing either as u n lik e ly or
offering a challenge to the co m m un ity.
The W ashington Post reported Monday that the panel
charged w ith chasing the bases Is expected to recom m end
closing at least 24 U S m ilita ry Installations, a move aim ed at
saving >2 b illio n a year.
The Com m ission nn Base Realignm ent and Closure Is
scheduled to release Its list Thursday. Ih r Post reported. The
Secretary o f Defense and Congress can be either accept or
reject the list In Its e n tire ty .
R rp o ris In other publications th is m o u th m entioned W h itin g
as a target. The base, w h ich has 4.000 workers and pum ps
1190 m illio n Into the local economy, gives basic fligh t tra in in g
to helicopter and fixed-w ing aviators
The p ossibility of a closing renewed speculation that tra in in g
at W h ilin g m ig ht be consolidated w ith sim ila r A rm y tra in in g al
Fort R ucker. Ala., even though both busrs suppnn a high
volum e of fttghts
The Pensacola News J o u rn a l reported that W h ilin g averages
a takeoff or lan din g every eight seconds, or nearly 2,5 m illio n
flig h ts a n n u a lly Fort R ucker had 4.25 m illio n fligh t operations
In 1987. the paper said.
" I f th a t base doses. I th in k It's going to he devastation It w ill
have an im in e d ta tr effect and 1 don 't th in k the co m m un ity Is In
a position lo handle It.” said Tom Doltz. owner of an auto
dealership.
M ilto n city co un cilm an G uy Thom pson, director o f Santa
Rosa C o u n ty's U nited W ay. told the News Jo urna l that closing
W h itin g w ould he a " b ig step backw ard for Ih r c ity and
c o u n ty ."
He said the Im part w ou ld be "trem endous. " H r said that for
United W ay. nearly 20 p crre n l of Us budget comes from
co n trib u tio n s made th ro u g h W h ilin g Field.
Bui even If It does close, not everyone expects economic ru in .
"W hitin g Is ce rta inly an im p orta nt pari of the c o u n ty ’s
economy, but It's not as big an Input as the a g ric u ltu ra l m ix .
We have a lot of diverse Industry h e re ." said A rt l*o ttrr.
executive vice president o f the cham ber o f commerce.
Potter w ent through base closings In Rhode Island and said
residents In both tow ns thought the w orld was com ing lo an
end. But h r said nellhe r co m m u n ity lost a step.
" I n one place, business came In and took over Ih r base In
the o the r th e y’ ve b u ilt a trrm d o u s tourist a ttra c tio n ." P oller
said.
From United Piece International reports
LO TTERY
The dally number Monday in
Ihe Florida Lottery CASH 3
game was 9 2B
Straight Play (numbers in
exact order) $250 on a 50-cent
bel.$500on$1
Ho« 3 (num D ers in any
order) $80 lo r a 50cent bet,
$160 on $1
Box 6 (nu m b ers In any
order): $40 lor a 50-cent bet.
$80 on $ 1.
S tra ig h t Box 3: $330 In
order drawn, $80 In any order
on a $1 bet
LOCAL FORECAST
T od ay...p artly cloudy w ith a
high in Iill!
lie low
80s.
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T u n lg h l... p a illy cloudy w ith
a low In the low lo m id 60s.
Tom orrow . . fu irlly cloudy
w ith n high In the low to m id
8 0*
United F t
P O S T M A S T E R Sand a d d .r o ch a n g ti
lo T H E S A N F O R O H E R A L D . P O
B a i H IT. le n lo rd . F L l l r i l
H o rn * D e liv e ry
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In tern ation al
TALLA H A SS EE - Nobody p lrk c d all six nuinbe>a In the
C hristm as Eve d raw ing for the Florida lottery, boosting the
New Year’s E v r Jackpot lo an estim ated $27 m illion , officials
said Monday.
The n um tiers draw S aturday were I, 5. 28. 29. 38 and 47. Il
was the second week In a row tlu it nobody chose a ll six
num bers
Bui lo tte ry officials said 172 players m aiched five num bers
and won $7,477.50. A nother 12.852 players won $146 50 by
m atching fo u r num bers and 277.442 ticke t* w ith three
correct n um bers are w orth $ 6.5 0 each.
The next d ra w in g Is S aturday at I I p m EST.
w ith the same period last y ra r.
w hile the handle — or total
betting — decreased 2 7 percent
slrlke could w ra k rn Ihe argu
m ent that the drop Is related lo
Ihe lotte ry.
J a ta l.il attendance d u rin g the
period was dow n 24 percent and
the total handle decreased 23
percent, altho ug h an Industry
lobbyist a dm itted the players
Stale record* show that for Ih r
first 10 m o n th * of 1988. the
handle at Florida's 18 dog tru ck*
Increased 0 5 percent, and the
tracks look In $863 7 m illio n
tie those o f a m urder v ic tim The area was
cordoned o il and deputies began com bing
the site.
A ll Ihe bodies are curled In a fetal
position. One of Ih r d eputlrs. Skip Wood,
has a m aster's degree In archaeology and
recognized the position of Ih r bones us
s im ila r lu th e Indian s ,y !r of burial
The find in the w ril-in -d o c o m m u n ity was
confirm ed by C ockrell, and Ihe s ta ir's
H istorical Resource* D ivision designated II
the Manasoia Key B u ria l Site, h a ltin g a ll
co n stru ctio n w ork u n til Ihe excavation
could he completed
Cockrell said he was unsure huw tong
w ork w ill be stopped
" I said seven days three hour* ago and
since then they've found four more (s k rlrInns) I came here In take m il Iw o people,
and now w r 'v r got 2 0 ." said Cockrell about
United Frsss In ternational
T A M I’A — Those w ho slip
poison Into food and m edicine
sold to the p u b lic often are
lo n e r s n u r s in g g ru d g e s ,
seeking rrv e n g r or a ttem pting
to a s s e r t s e lf - w o r t h ,
psychological e x|ie rts say
D r M artin Sym onds. a New
Y o rk fo rm a te p s y c h ia tris t,
said la m p e rrrs tend to be
middle-aged or o ld er because
young prop Ir w ho m ay lie
wronged lack enough life e x
perience lo become b itter.
"T h e lam perer Is a barren
person." Sytnonds told The
Tam pa T ribune Monday. " I f
there are a lot o f th in g * In
your life, then you don’t let
b a r re n n e s s be Ih e s o la r
system of yo ur life. A ll of us
have Injustices, b u t you don't
ca rry It w ith y o u ."
The quest to get even Is
consum ing, said Sym onds He
said tamperers are not strong,
c o n fro n ta tio n a l people, but
rather peoplr w ho resort to an
anonym ous, roundabout way
o f harm ing the source of Ihe
perceived Injustice,
Psychologists say random
tamperers u sua lly have cer
how long Ih r d ig w ill lake
The im sltinns of the hones are sketched on
graph paper as Ih ry are excavated Each
new fin d Is roped off w ith twine and m a rkrd
w ith flags and displaced d irt Is run through
sifters th a t catch sm all fragm ents
Archaeologist B ill Burger said Ihe rem ain*
w ill lie su hjrcted lo rarhon-14 Irs tln g to
determ ine Ihetr age Bui other evidence. Ilk r
p o ltr rv . also p ro v ld rs c lues
O nly a couple of pieces o f crude shell
ham m ers have hern found al the site.
Indicating Ihe Indians may have been from
a pre-ceram ic cu lture
"T h e y 're protiably p rrhlsto rtc more than
500 years because there have been no
modern Im plem ents found w ith th e m ." said
J im M ille r of Ihe H istorical Resources
D ivision.
Undelivered baby survives
m oth er’s random killing
Poisoners described as
sad and bitter recluses
tain characteristics. Including
alienation, srcretiveness and
a tendency lo dwell on rra l or
Im a g in e d s l i g h t s . T h e y
tamper to rectify feelings of
inadequacy
Dr M artin Reiser, a forensic
psychologist and director of
Behavioral Science Services al
the Lo* Angeles Police De
p a rtm e n t. sa id ta m p e re rs
m ay be paranoids who feel
wronged by Ihe m anufactur
r r . the store that sells the
product or even an Individual
he Identifies w ith Ihe product
or store.
" It's a covert way of g ellin g
hack al ihe com pany.'* he
said. 'I t 's m ore than meanspirited In our experience,
there Is a more specific con
n e c tio n . so m e c o n s c io u s
association w ith the p ro du ct."
Dr. Stanton Samenow. a
forensic psychologist in A le x
andria. V a . and author of
"Inside Ihe C rim in a l M lm l."
said Ihe lam perer w ith dr
lu s lo n * o f s u p e rio rity may
w ant lo dem onstrate It by
co m m ittin g an o rigin al crime.
T he la m p e re r h a * little
em pathy w ith his potential
victim s.
U n lts d P ra ia In ta rn a t l i f t l i
DAN1A — A new born baby
was In c r it ic a l c o n d itio n at
Memorial H ospital in Hnllvwond
Monday, a da) alter III* mother
w»» h ille d by a b u llr l llr r . l
random ly Inin a crowd and h r
was delivered by Caesarean set
lio n
Sam anlha M c tlrllo n . 20. a r
rived home after shopping la ir
C hristm as Eve. R uth Payne, a
lo n g tim e fa m ily frie n d , said
M c ltrllo n was In Ih r p arking lot
o f Iter Dania apartm ent c h a ttin g
w ith friends before p re w irin g
Christm as for her 3-year-old son
Broward s h e r iff* deputies said
three m rn In a car druve through
the parking lot and confronted
r e s id e n t s
W itn e s s e s t o ld
authorities the car slowed down
One man Uteri in to the air then
aimed u single round turn ihe
crowd before Ih r car sped ofl
J u s t b e fo re 2 a m . E S T
C hristm as Day. M cH rllnn died
from massive head Injuries and
the 3-pound. B o u n ce I niliv was
d e 11 v e r c d b y e m e r g e n c y
Caesarean section
The delivery was eight weeks
ra rly .
"T h e m other was kepi alive nn
life suppnn u n lll tn r hahy could
be delivered." almost two hours
after she was shot, said Dr
Richard A o rriia ch . Ihe doctor
w lio treated Ihe Inlanl Sunday
A spokesm an al M em orial
llo s p lla l salt! Ihe batty was in
rrm c a i ru n d llto n Monday w ith
neurological problem *
"T h e baby's m ajor problem Is
th e p r e m a tu r ity ." A u rrb a c h
said. " I n any hativ born under
th rs r c o n d itio n s , you run Ih r
ris k thal the blood supply may
have hern Interrupted or Ihe
oxygen supply may have been
In te rru p te d These are some
unknow ns, and we w ill not know
tills for several d a y s '
W illie M iller, who said hr » .i*
Ihe new born’s lather, said Ih r
baby would lie named W illie
A nthony M iller
Dontal M cH rllun said hts stslrr
was considering p u llin g on a
('h r)s im a * show for ih r kids in
th e area, an she d id every
C hristm as
"T h a i was supjMised to be
( S u n d a y ) , " h r s a id , te a rs
s tre a m in g dow n h is r h r r k s
"T h e y were just shooting al
anybody They do It all Ihe rime
Nobody doe* a nything about II."
A Broward C ounly s h rr lir s
d e p a rtm e n t spokesm an saltl
Monday there were no suspects
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EXTENDED OUTLOOK
FIRST
D ac 16
Vol 81. No 108
F I*. M77t.
m i
ENGLEWOOD — A she In a plush seaside
c o m m u n ity that was In itia lly thought to be
a crim e scene has been Identified as one of
the m ost Im portant archaeological finds in
s o u th w e s t F lo rid a , a rc h a e o lo g is ts said
Monday.
A Florida State U n ive rsity tra m o l re
searcher*, led by archaeologist W ilburn
"S o n n y " Cockrell, has unearthed rem ains of
m ore than 22 coastal Indians They are
believed lo b e 600 lo 1.400 years old
"This Is one o f the o nly prehistoric
cemeteries from th is e ra ." Cockrell said of
the south Sarasota C ou nty dig "T h is w ill hr
a significant c o n trib u tio n lo Ihe understan
din g of prehistoric people In Ihts region "
The firs! bones were found Dec. 15 by a
co nstructio n crew th a t thought they m ight
Tuosday, December 27, 1988
Second C le u Pottage P*td xl le n to .d
Florida r i m
United S m « International______________ _______________
Prehistoric cemetery discovered
MOON PHASES
4*1 m i
P v t U l M D aily and Sunday, . i t . p l
le tu .d e y bp (ha Canto, d Herald.
Inc . MS N Franc* A * t . Sanford
New Year’s Eve Lotto jackpot
rises to estimated $27 million
THE WEATHER
S a n lt ir d lle n ik l
iu ip i
M IAMI — Despite fears that the
Florida lo tte ry w ou ld ru t Into
o the r business' p ro fits and de
plete fa m ily savings, officials say
dire predictions have not come
true and overall spending on
lo tte ry tickets rem ains sm all
Spending on lo tte ry tickets Is
less than I percent o f F loridian *'
$206 b illio n In a n n u a l personal
Income — "p ea n uts com pared lo
the ftowm o f econom ic a c tiv ity In
ih ts s la te " — said J o h n Godfrey,
the ch ie f econom ist fo r Barnett
Banks
Some feared the lo tte ry , w hich
started In J a n u a ry, w ould lure
overzealous players in to betting
fa m ily savings, and that con
sum ers w ould pass u p higher
p ro fit Item s In fa v o r o f the
low -prom lo tte ry tic k e ts But
sta tistics do not appear lo Ix-ar
th a t out.
"Sales are s lig h tly dow n, and
I'd like lo blame th a t damn
lo tte ry ," said M arcia Stapleton,
co-owner o f Pink C o tlM e C an
dles of Mount Dora. "B u t It
probably has more to do w ith
our salesman w ho hasn't been
on the road as m uch as he
should be."
Court officials said they do not
see a rise In ihe num ber of
personal b a n k ru p tc y petitions
because o f the lottery. State
adm in istrato rs say the w rlfa re
caseloads re m a in a bo ut Ihe
same and ch urch collections are
steady.
In addition, a survey done for
th e L o tte r y D e p a rtm e n t In
October found those who play
Ihe lottery come from alt Income
and elhnk* groups The survey
d is c o u n te d s o m e p e o p le 's
thoughts by show ing that lowIn ro m r lottery players tended to
buy som ew hat (ew er tic k e ts
each week than higher Income
people.
P a ri-m u tu e ls , how ever, are
looking for tax relief and blame
the lottery lo r some of Ihetr III-.
For Ih r firs t 10 m onths of the
year, attendance at horse races
dropped 21 percent compared
O
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SATURDAY
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TIDES
S A T U R D A Y : SO LU N AR
T A D L E : M in. 8:25 a m .. 8 5 0
p in.; MaJ 2 I5 a in .. 2 35 p m.
TID E S : D a y to n a D e a th : high*.
10 38 a m .. 105 6 p.m .: lows.
4 0 9 a .m .. 4 :5 6 p .m .; N ew
S m y rn a Beech: highs, 10 43
a.m ., 1101 p.m.: lows. 4:14
11 m . 5 04 p m : B a y p o rt III g ilt,
(0 11 a m .. 1103 p m .: lows.
4 27 a m . 543 pm
N A TIO N A L W EA TH ER CO NDITIO NS
A m a s s iv e s to rm M on da y
sp rrad snow and Ice from Monl.in .i to Indiana, sending store*
of cars crashing In a series rtf
p lle u p s , a fte r b la n k e tin g th e
West, where an A in tra k tra in
derailed In snowy C olorado and
a Utah departm ent store roof
collapsed under th e w eight of
to 41 000
tt SI 000 the snow
H o lid a y I r u v c le r s w e re
to A) 000
stranded by O lla r c International
Alr|M iri. w ith all (lights delayed
and m any canceled. O nly two of
seven runw ays were open as of 6
p m . O f f ic ia ls e n lis te d 5 0
garbage ir u c k * to serve as
snowplows In addition to the
i i m i . i I flecl of 226
Nine Inches of snow fell In
Olsmark. N.D., and 8 Inches fell
In eastern Montana.
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SUNDAY
P t y C l d y 66-02
S TA TIS TIC S
The high tem perature In S an
ford Monthly was 78 degrees and
ih r overnight low was 58 as
reported by I lie U niversity of
F lorida A g ric u ltu ra l Research
and Education C enter. Celery
Avenue.
Recorded m in i.ill d u rin g Ihe
24-hour period ending al 8 a.m
T ursday to ta lle d 0 ,0 0 Inch.
The tem perature at M a m.
to d a y w as 7 9 d e g re e s a nd
Tuesday's o vernight low was 59.
as recorded by the N ational
Weather Service a t the O rlando
In tcrna iton al A irp o rt.
O ther thilu:
M o n d a y 's h ig h ..................... 7 9
Barometric pressure..30.30
Relative h u m id ity.... 87 pet
W inds................ East, 8 mph
R a in fa ll..............................0 In .
T o d a y 's s u n s e t...... 5 :3 7 p.m .
T o m o rro w 's s u n r is e .....7 :1 7
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Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, December 27. f9M — SA
POLICE BRIEFS
W indow smashed during dispute
ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS — A man accused o f brandishing a
screw driver and th ro w in g part of u cinder block at a man
d u rin g a lig h t, la a lto accused of th ro w in g part of a block
through a w ind ow o f the v ic tim 's house after the victim lied
Inside.
Sem inole C ounty s h e riffs deputies charged Michael Snell,
: i i . of no uddress. w ith aggravated assault and throw ing a
deadly m issile Into a d w e llin g at 2; 13 a m Sunday at 625
Enctno W ay. A ltu in o n tr S prings
Gregory Hicks, o f th a t uddrrsa. told deputies Snell had
attacked h im and they scuffled. Ireforr H icks w rn t Inside his
house and the block was th ro w n through the w indow .
Accused lookout refused to cooperate
SANFORD — A m an nabbed as a lookout at the scene of u
Dec 15 a u to b urgla ry In Sanford, refused when questioned by
p oller M onday. In name tw o other men im plicated In the rase
by witnesses
That led to a <barge o( being a princip al In the first d rg rr r to
an auto b u rg la ry being filed against Andre Hernandez. 21. of
Deltona Hernandez was arrested at 10 a rn Monday at the
Sanford police station ik m d Is •2.0U0.
Hernandez was (a u g h t at the scene of the 2 10 a m Dec 15
suspected b u rg la ry o f the ta r of Todd S m ith at 107 Kdgrw atrr
Circle
S m ith told [Hiller be beard his car burglary alarm and
spotted a m an inside b is car D ia l m an and a second w aiting In
another car lied, leaving Hernandez chasing the getaway ear.
before S m ith r a o tu m l h im . p o lle r said
H rrn a n d rz reportedly told S m ith be had |ust gotten out of
prison and co u ld n 't aflurd to I k - iii trouble W hen questioned
lim b e r M onday, Sanlord |Milice said. Hernandez refused to
name the tw o ollie r s u s jie ii* and was arrested
Man arrested on DUI charge
Practicing preparation
SANFORD - l he fo llo w in g person faces a charge of driving
under the influence In Sem inole County
• Ronald Patrick W alker. 26 ol 279 Lake Vies Drive.
Sanlord w ho was arrested at 1 I 117 p m Monday alter Sanlord
(toller said th ry pursued fits speeding car from the scene of a
dispute at la e o lle ll. U S H igh wav 17 <12
poller said tshen W alker braked bis ear In Iron! of them the
n orthb o un d car spun around and was traveling south in the
n orthb o un d lane of U.S. H ighw ay 17-92
Seminole County tire and rescue personnel practice e xtricating a
victim from a car durin g a recent train in g session that was held
at M'M Auto Pads on W First Street In Sanlord All county
EMERGENCY CALLS
MONDAY
• 2 26 a m - 519 W First
St . m edical call, w om an. 71.
transported
• 3 23 a m
- 2 01 0 Old
la ik r M ary ltd ,, m rd li at call,
wont .in. 119. tn uis|M irtrd to
C entral F lorida Regional l lm
pita)
• I 57 p m
- 3 9 H iggins
Terrace, m edical r a il, w om an.
26. not tra n s(iu rtrd
• 2 04 p m
— 13 8 Scott
Or . fire caused by discarded
sm oking m aterial, confined lo
sola and i a a ilin g
• 2 22 p in
2701 Or
U ndo Dr , car lock-out.
• 6 0 4 p m . — W First
Street and Poplar Avenue,
false alarm
• 6 48 p m — on grounds
o l 3 11 L iv e O a k Itlv d ,
a u to m o b ile (Ire caused by
h ru k rn luel line: estrnstve
damage to engine com part
m ent and dash area.
TUESDAY
• 6 04 a m
519 K First
St., medical ca ll, woman. 88.
ir a
n s p o r t e d .
Trees cleared for pit before permit issued
By J. MARK BANPIBLO
Herald staff writer
SANFOHl) — A borrow pit
operator brgan l i r a rin g a site on
S o u th Sanford A v r n u r last w rrk
before h r received a county
p e rm it to clear th e trees and
c o u n ty officials say th e y won t
do anything about it
O fficials say It was an o v rrs ltr
not to Issue th r county-required
a rb o r permit but It w ill have to
be issued because c o u n ty commtaatoners approved Hie borrow
p it perm it T he p e r m it was
Issued later that day
By SANDRA BOUCHAHIMK
Hamid sta ll w rtlar
_
LAKE MARY — Once again
aesthetic-conscious l - i k r Mary
officials are loo king to im prove
the look o f the c tty
If c o m m issio n e rs pass tw o
ordinances by Jan 19. 1989.
billboards and oU premise signs
w ill he slated to lie torn down
T h is m e a n s a b o u t 23
billboards w llh in Lake M ary C ity
lim its w ill la- removed. Planner
M all W rst said today
West said Ib is has been under
consideration lo r tn o rr th a n six
m onths
"T h e c ity com m ission is co n
cerned w ith the aesthetics o f the
area especially along Interstate 4
anti 17-92." h r sala
There are 18 billboards along
1-4, tw o on 17 92. one on Lake
M ary Boulevard and two on
R in e h a rt Road, according to
West
West said thev need to come
down tiecause they mar th r look
n( th r environm ent
The ordinances have yet to tie
passed but l - i h r Mary ts not the
first m y In Seminole County to
tu rn Its attention to billboard*
A lta m o n te
S p rin g s Is also
concerned w ith them
*'W r have a m oratorium on
hdltxiards rig ht now We don't
[lerm lt any new ones." Land
Management Coordinator Paid
Plot! said
Traffic-citation arrest
ends in hospitalization
By S A N D R A B O U C M A M IN E
Herald atatl w riter
LO NG W O O D A S a n fo rd
man ended up at Florida Hcispital/O rU ndo a lte r tirin g u rrrs trd
about 6 a m
th is m o rn in g In
Longwood
Police Capt. TerTy Baker said
that O fficer Robert l.adoczky
arrested N athaniel Way. 58. ol
Tangerine Avenue, for d riv in g
on a suspended driver's license
and took h im to the [m lIre
station
Way was Issued three ira lltc
citations, according to Baker
They were for the viola tion s o f
h a b itu a l t r a l l l r o lfe n d rr. a t
ta r bln g a tag not assigned, and
having an expired tag
D uring the booking procedure.
Way com plained o f chest [w ins
and said he felt like he was
having a heart attack. Baker
said.
The rescue squad transported
h im to Florida Hospital'Orlando
where he was placed In the
I’rugrcsalvc Care Unit. He was
rrp o rtrd this m ornin g to he in
serious condition.
Baker said Way was released
from police custody hut was
given a court appearance date
before he left for the hospital
The co un ty land developm ent
code requires the arbor p e rm it
b e to re c le a rin g o f a n y tre e
tru n k s g rra trr than three inches
c««o«i r w w
M * r * t ¥ * * - • » 0 *« a n *
Oann-t W
l* i*M * » r
e i* m * A V n lS L K i W H l Fla
D * « * ) P*wn*r.Or*ng*Crty
SIBTHt
M itnai* F oten a baby girl Sanlord
S« > • Black • bar# boy («tk#-b**r r
J a w Bra-*"
jav< w fabt*
In d la m r ir r m easured at a
h eight th re e feet above th e
ground
" I t was just an oversight." said
John Dwyer, county arbor in
spector. " I t was probably a little
bit of our fa u lt and little bit of
his "
Dwyer said Friday he issued
the p e rm it W ednesday a fte r
s p e a k in g w it h t h r S a n fo rd
Herald He said he received an
annonym ous com plaint earlier
in the week about the clearing,
although It w rs not Roberta
Andrews, a c ritic of the borrow
pit.
Ila tta w a y said only. "W e have
the p e rm it."
H atlaw ay d id say any problem
about th r p e rm it was caused by
area residents who have been
t r y i n g to " t i a r r a s s " h im
throughout tils efforts to develop
the borrow p it He did not name
the people involved
Dwyer said the county sim p ly
Issued the perm it and w ould
ta k e no e n fo rc e m e n t a c tio n
against Ila tta w a y . He said when
H atlaw ay develops the property,
h r w ill be req uired to subm it a
tree plan to replace some o f the
trees ru t y
"W e have to Issue the arbor
p e r m it b e c a u s e th e b o a rd
a p p ro v e d th e b o rro w p it
perm I t ,'' D w yer aatd
D eputy c o u n ty attorney Bob
M cM illan said (he co un ty has no
fine or other rem edial a u th o rity
to punish somone who clears
trees w ith o u t a p e rm it, although
the county b u ild in g code states
no co nstructio n can be begun
unless the p e rm it Is Issued
C o u n t y c o m m is s io n e r s
approved the b orrow pit on Nov
22 to the protest o f several
residents w ho said smoke from
the b u rn in g trees would cause
bre ath ing problem s.
The co u n ty code doesn’t In
dicate a review Is required lo
dete rm ine t h r need for abor
perm its
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Aik * F#*w» u
G acrgaH Franc i*
M ari* Hardy
In*# M*rrl*
W im am H
J* m * tL Mm MFF
C*r**T" Ragan
Car*4A Smim
WU'-f t # i»
JUigti* Williamt
Paggy W Da-mt Alternant* Vprmgi
Jamat B a tm e n Ca m
Hobart C M*Wm*n D t l W i
Wand* l La* OaBa-r
t i l 1«ni CSatiti. OaKena
Sun H CNmg Dillon*
Liratll* Fiaidiar Oattant
H*i*n Mill OiXana
Cars* Vi> Vt-ao-a D*'tan*
C*tua» D V*u*s*n t i k i M i l r
A v i l i M W i e i lan grrw d
Hot* L TyW r.&angaClty
NicSlo* Wi< laci. Or lands
t lR T H S
Sn*n* O i n t abaSrS-ri Vaniord
r t t v O f S anford
To T h e C itize n s 0 / £ otn(Tlisslon
^ndm y
SitmOi#
ADMISSIONS
B-*d ChvHlk
Rarm andG Fei
W * b r F *rgvkan
V aland* G * '* » ir
Lilli* Janman
CKarin R*maK*rl
G ary A Imit*
W»kt*y Auklie DaBary
Wi1li*m B**vd»in 0*B*ry
Mark S kill*** Dalian*
H agm »l Cook Drang# City
DISCHARGES
12 / 1 WB 8 a n d
a c tio n s h o u ld e
a te B j\ s u s p ic io n o l
n o d a l m e e tin g D e c e rn
2 1 .t9 8 0 C o m have a h a n d
laniard
Jow pKC Btt-l*
M*» y Marts* Dud>ty
F anna F *-#i
M u drtdFert
VlyWHIH-H*"
F Igranc* B Marar
0>*n* Mora
i i iiW Mf-a-i Apopka
Sian lay H Dane.an DaBary
J a n e s l e t t e r DaBary
Ja e K a C B-»»" Dalian*
Bobby Kt*mi Dattsn*
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L on er R o b * * ^ 'c a t io n ol m e
” COUr t.
C o m m is s io n s c
c o n s id e r g o in g
m e n o - e c o u .e e D u .
, 0 ,h o » e c l H
d j or
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|£>1 m y
DabraKn*** la ta M a rr
Woodro*Wf PrtkCOtt Longoood
BIRTHS
Karan S Car*#*- a baby boy Dalian*
H*g-n*l Cac* a baby girl. Orange* City
Cnaryt 0 Cana a baby boy Winter Part
M ay
ADMISSIONS
Three of 38 holiday traffic
deaths occur in Seminole County
SANFORD — Three |>er*ons
died In Sem inole C ounty l rot lit
a c c id e n ts o v e r the h o lid a y
weekend. E a rly today the nam es
of tw o o f those Victim s were s till
b rin g w lth h rld by lawm en.
A 15-year-old hoy was k ille d ai
2:55 a.m. Saturday on Stale
Road 434. Longwond. w hen the
d river o f the r a r be was rid in g In
fell asleep and lost control o f the
vehicle.
That boy has not been named
by Longwond [roller. The Florida
H ighw ay Patrol has also not
Id e n llllrd a w om an kille d in a
2:10 a.m F riday head-on c o l
lision on H.S. H ighway 17-92.
near Long wood Lawm en said
M ik e H a lla w a v . a fo rm e r
c o u n t y c o m m is s io n e r
w as
issued a county borrow p erm it
Dec. 13 and brgan clearing a site
n e a rly 24 acres in size on the
east side o f S o u th S a n fo rd
A v r n u r adjacent to the A tla n tic
Coast Line tracks A bulldozer
was in the densely-wooded site
th is week pushing down scrub
oak trees several Inches In d ia m
eter
HOSPITAL
1 D M IU K M I
Lake Mary sets sights
on billboard controls
stations rotate lor me weekly training under d irection of I t
Verson Weinhart
lie lord
Bar ni<a Boynton
Morgan Dan-all
M icbaiaFnion
C arrrunf MeOlcta*
Nobrrl May
ManayMcLauhnSr
the next ol k in have not been
O a n M ill nail
notified.
Jack Pa-i-ar
T Salma SKarpt
T h e F i l l ’ F rid a y id e n tifie d
H*l R Haddock. Altamont* Springs
C h ris to p h e r C y b u ts k l. 20. o f
Sandy* Block, Celt*'berry
Orlando, as tlu m otorcyclist who
Antonio Rltara DaBary
was kille d when h r lost control
of Ills s|H-rdlng cycle on W ilder
S p rin g s B o u le v a rd and was
th ro w n from the hike at 12:5*
A n article In F rid a y 's Sanford
a.m Friday.
T K he S em inole C ounty acci H erald Inad vrH a ntly left a word
dents were among Ihikse that o u t o f -i Bcntencr so it stated that
caused 38 deaths on Florida's th e U S. De|xirtnu-nt o f Housing
highw ays d u rin g (hr four-day a n d U r b a n D e v e l o p m e n t
C h ris tm a s h o lid a y weekend, rrtlc lz e d Seminole C o u n ty for
u rro rd ln g to United Press In keeping a tight n -ln o n Sanford.
W hat was meant w a s the county
ternational.
T hat total was tn o rr than the w as criticised for n o t keeping
lig h te r controls on th e c ity
F i ll ’ had projected.
c o n t r ib u t io n s . t P
th a t
b e lie v e It
0
be.
c o u n t y , th e
Q, S a n 1 o rd . S e m in o le u
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a n d
v o te .
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Correction
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�4 A — Sanford Mtrak). Sanford, Florida — Tuaaday, Dacambar 27, 1968
Editorials/ Opinions
Sanford Hexald
lu in w w )
300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 32771
Are* Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993
Ways* O. Doyls, PublHIwr
Ronald W. H ail*. ExscvHvt Editor
Melvin Adkins, Advertising Director
Home Delivery 3 Month*. $14 23.6 Month*. *37 00,
Year. 43100 In Stale Mall 3 Month*. 420 23: 6
Month*. 437 00. Year. 469 00 Out Of State Mall 3
Month* 421 84: 6 Month* 440 56 Yrar 478 00
E D IT O R IA L S
The time is now
to battle nature
As Us days dwindle down lo the paltry lew.
lt‘s tempting to give 1988 a label. Will history
remember this year as the beginning of the
George Bush era? The end of the Cold War?
or. will 1988 be the year In which the world
began to comprehend thut the environment is
under siege?
We would not be surprised by the latter.
• Environmental prophets have been pro
claiming for decades that calamity Is at hand;
this year, (heir warnings seem lo have taken
hold.
Several factors may account for this shift In
perception. Last summer's recordbreaking
heat Is one. It underscored scientists
warnings about a global warming trend and
depletion of the earth's protective ozone
layer. Beaches littered with Infectious medical
waste, rampaging forest fires In the West and
recent stories about the dangers of nuclear
waste all contribute to the public's Increasing
awareness that Spaceship Earth Is In serious
difficulty.
Getting It fixed will depend In great
measure on the willingness of the world's
industrial nations to take the lead In
fashioning a coordinated strategy. The United
States, In particular, must take a major share
of the responsibility. W e are the biggest user
of the world's resources. We arc the biggest
producer of gases creating the greenhouse
effect. We arc the nation with the most
Influence over other nations and over such
International agencies as the World Bank and
the United Nations.
Among the problems — acid rain, nuclear
wastes, radon, hazardous wastes, ozone
^depletion, air pollution — one stands o u l The
•consensus In the scientific community seems
! to be that our moot urgent environmental
'p ro b le m Is glo b a l o v erh e atin g — the
greenhouse effect. The potential damage Is
i enormous.
A recent report from the Environmental
Protection Agency points out what could
happen In California. Higher tcmperturcs
would Incresr demand for electricity, make
urban ozone pollution even worse and
Increase demand for already scarce water
resources. As the polar Ice cap melts and the
sea level rises, San Francisco Bay would
spread. That would push salt water farther
upstream In Sacramento-Sail Joaquin River
Delta and destroy one of the most productive
agricultural regions In the world.
We are talking about global calamity, of
course, not Just California. "The ultimate
effects will last for centuries and will be
Irreversible." the EPA report concludes.
"Strategics to reverse such Impacts on
natural ecosystems are not currently avail
able."
We still have time to slow the warming
trend. The best way to do that Is lo Increase
energy efficiency. According to the World
Resources Institute, the United States spends
11 percent of Its gross domestic product on
energy: Japan and West Germany spend Just
5 percent. Using energy more wisely not only
would combat Ihe greenhouse effect. It would
work to reduce ad d rain and urban air
pollution.
The question for the Bush administration Is
not whether to encourage environmental
protection measurers, but how.
B erry's W o rld
• 'M l to* M A tot
'SAY. YOU'RE NOT VIOLATING THE
LEAGUES SUBSTANCE ABUSE POLICY.
ARE YOU?"
ROBERT W AG M AN
Dem ocrats gear up for next cam paign
W ASHINGTON - The E lection Day smoke has
barely cleared. George Hush la s till organizing
h it a dm in istratio n, but the D em ocrat*’ 1992
cam paign has already begun.
M ajor fig hts are already u nderw ay over w hat
faction w ill control the p a rty m achinery, and
about changes In how the p a rly w ill nom inate lla
standard bearer In 1992 A m eeting o f the
Dem ocratic National C om m ittee slated for early
February w ill be 1992 s first battleground.
Because o f the resignation o f Paul K irk, the
DNC w ill have to c h o ir a new chairm an. One
early favorite la Bon D raw n, a W ashington
law yer and form er DNC d e p u ty chairm an w ho
was Jcsae Jackson's convention manager last
year. He 1* supported by Jackson. Sen. E dw ard
Kennedy — whose cam paign he helped ru n in
I9 6 0 — and by form er A rizon a Oov tim e r
Babbitt.
That support m ight be h i* downfall. Even
though he had to be talked In to leaving the DNC
lo Join the Jackson cam paign, h r la now seen as
the Jackson candidate for c h a irm a n He Is b rin g
b itte rly opposed fcy Southern ,« r iy chairm en
who th in k that Ihe choice o f a black liberal as
party chairm an w ill o nly help the GOP so lid ify
Its hold in l heir region
Many w ould be more com fortable w ith form er
Oklahom a Rep James R Jones, w ho has th ro w n
his hat in to the ring Jones' selection, H Is
argued, w o u ld send a clear message llia t the
D em ocratic Party to going to become more
" c e n trtM " and w ill
not be d om inated by
"E astern lib e ra ls ."
Because o f Demo
c ra tic successes In
recent congressional
e le c tio n *, m a n y In
Ihe p a rty see power
s h iftin g to Dem ocrats
serving In the Senate
and the House. They
have a candidate for
ch airm a n In form er
M a r y l a n d Rep.
Michael Barnes, w ho
1Major lights
w a s a h ig h - l e v e l
are under way
a d v is e r to the
over what
D ukakis cam paign —
faction will
one of Ihe few u n
control Ihe
tainted b y the end
party and
result.
about changes
F o r m e r Rep.
In how ihe
J a m e s S ta n to n o l
party chooses
Ohio to seen b y m any
Its nominee.^
aa blg -la bo r's e n try
Into the sweepstakes
fo r chairm an Bui labor got u Hack eye among
m an y Democratic Insiders fur Its fa ilu re to
d eliver In November, and Stanton to not seen as
a serious contender.
F in a lly , there to a com prom ise candidate.
M ichigan state chairm an Richard W iener. Many
In the party had urged K irk In serve another
te rm to avoid a p o te n tia l b lo o d -le ttin g In
choosing a successor. W hen he could not tie
ro n v tn re d . Wiener was p u t forward
P otentially as Im p o rta n t as the ch airm a n's
selection w ill be a fig h t over new rates about
how the 1992 prim aries and convention w ill be
run. They were dem anded by Jesse Jackson os
pari o f the price for h is support of Michael
D ukakis after Ihe D em ocratic convention
Jackson Insisted In A tla nta that the 1992
p rim a rie s not be w ln n r r - ta k r - a ll and also
dem anded that th ere be far fewer "S uper
D ele ga tes" — DNC m em bers, o th e r p a rty
officials and elected office-holders
A move to under w ay to undo the Jackson
agreement Many p a rty Insider* believe they
m u»t gain more c o n tro l o v rr the choice of
nom inee In order to Insure a viable c a n d ld a ir
Jackson and hto forces, w ho ser the changes as
key to th rtr hoprs In 1992. w ill tight to keep the
new rules.
101988 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN
ROBERT W A LTER S
Native Hawaiians
face sad centennial
HAI.KIW A. H aw aii — The 100th annlversa
ry o f one of ihe m oat pivotal events In
H aw aii * history to ra p id ly u|ip m «rh!ng . but
nobody In the c o u n try to planning a re n trn
n la l com m em oration
T hat to understandable breausr (he event
was among the taw driest rptoodrs in th r
n a tio n 's htolory — th r unlaw fu l use ol
m ilita ry fo rrr lo o v e rth ro w the governm ent of
a |N-areful. sovereign nation.
H a w a ii o r i g i n a l l y w a s s e l l t c d by
Polynesian* from o th e r Pacific Islands They
established an Independent kingdom long
before the first E u ropean* arrived In the U tr
1700*
By the late 1800*.
h o w e v e r, * r t t l r r s
fr o m th is c o u n tr y
co nstitu te d a w h ile
e lite o l sugar growers
und m erchant* w ho
c o u U u lk d lout til Ilia
o f H a w a ii's a ra b le
lan d, dominated Its
e c o n o m y and
w i e l d e d
e x tra o rd in a ry p o liti
cal Influence.
The Incentives for
u g ro w e r-o rg an ized
JEFFREY HART
m
Bush has picked an
e s ta b lis h m e n t s ta ff
As It ts now s h a p in g u p . the Bush
a d m in is tra tio n looks to be one of high
q u a lity, but of consolidation rather than
Innovation. Its top a ppointm ents are going to
m en o f experience and subatance. but who
lack any h in t of plans for d ra m a tic change.
Thto to th us more like th e Elsenhower
adm in istratio n than the Reagan first term. It
to also som ething quite d ifferen t from what
we w ould be getting from Ja c k Kemp or Pete
DuPont. But the nush people do have an eye
on the huge social entitlem ents.
Bush’s first and one of hto m ost Im portant
appointm ents, James Baker, ts u case In
point. Baker, an aristocratic Texan out of
Princeton who has run three presidential
campaigns, to a thoroughly adm irable person.
He has been Reagan's W h ile House chief of
staff — where he was an effective operator,
especially w ith Congress. He has served to
general praise as secretary o f the treasury
and thoroughly understands International
finance. He to a superb negotiator
The n ext step for h im was v irtu a lly
Inevitable, secretary o f state. He to Imaginable
some day as president.
Hto successor at Treasury. Nicholas Brady,
to a no lh cr Ivy Leaguer who Is w e ll connected
In Ihe financial world. H r has been a senator
front New Jersey and to a long-tim e Bush
Intim ate When Baker took over th r Bush
cam paign. Brady took over a t Treasury No
one doubts hto solid establishm ent creden
tia ls or hto competence.
Brent Scow croft. w ho w ill be national
security adviser, to almost o ver qualified lo be
God A fter West Point h r entered the A ir
Force and won hto w ings In 1949. however, a
lly in g accident injured hts back and put an
end to hts days as a m ilita ry p ilo t. Instead, he
took un M.A. In In te rn atio na l relations at
C olum bia, taught Russian h is to ry for four
years at West Point, served as an attache in
Belgrade, became head of the p o litica l science
departm ent at the A ir Force Academy, and
received a Ph.D In In te rn atio na l relations
from C olum bia.
A fter some Pentagon posts, he moved to the
W hite House as m ilita ry aide to President
Nixon, accompanied Nixon to Beijing, and did
the advance w ork for the presidential visit lo
Ihe USSR.
As H enry Kissinger's assistant at ihe NSC.
he was hard-w orking and stayed out of (he
m edia. Since 1982. h r h as been w ith
Kissinger at Kissinger Associates. He headed
Ihe Scowcroft Commission set up by Rcagun
to analyze o u r strategic forces.
There's a tot to say in favor of a man like
thto. You can bet that If you had suggested
selling a rm s lo the
A yatollah h r w ould
have th ro w n you out
o f hto office. General
S c o w c ro ft la d e f i
n itely not Col. O liver
North.
Richard D arin.in at
O M B a n d M ic h a e l
It o s k 1 n , t o b r
chai r man of 1he
C ouncil o f Econom ic
A dvisors, have Im
peccable credentials
F Governor John
and m u c h g o v e rn
Sununu is the
m e n t e x p e r ie n c e .
only major
Bush was sm art lo
appointment,
retain the c h a rm in g
as chief of
M arvin F ttzw a tcr as
s p o k e s m a n to th e
staff, that
does not III
press.
the
G o v e rn o r J o h n
establishment
S u nu n u to the only
p
a
t
m ajor a p p o in tm e n t,
fern J
us ch ie f o f staff, w ho
d o e s n o t f i t Ih e
establishm ent p a t
tern o f the above. He has been u hard-w orking
and v rry in te llig e n t executive, however, and to
a lon gtim e Bush loya list Sununu has a Ph D
und p ro ba bly know s m ore about nuclear
m atters th a n anyone thto side of the Liverm ore
Laboratory. Great appointm ent.
D isap po in tin gly. Bush, honoring un earlier
co m m itm e n t, to keeping Cavazos on at Educa
tion. Lauro Cavazos to a gentlem an, a form er
u n iv e rs ity president, und was a useful ca m
paign sym bo l us a Hispanic. So far. hto
utterances am ount to the boilerplate of the
N ational E ducation Association. He to not of
leadership caliber.
But to cap o ff the Impression of overall
excellence. Bush h im self Is now r lr u r ly him self
at last — relaxed, bantering w ith me press,
ta k in g reporters on a to u r o f Kennebunkport,
going out to d in n e r wher* he feels like It. Hto
own m an and relaxed, h r makes no verbal
slips anym ore, has th ro w n away hts pork rin d s
and h is h a rd hats, and has tu k rn out Ills tennis
rackets.
In sum th is m ay be a good, steady, very
d istin gu ishe d governm ent.
1988. Washington Post Writers Group
i
l
t
( Today, almost
96 years slier
their queen
was toppled,
Hawaii's
natives have
lost much of
their la n
guage, their
religion and
other crucial
elements of
thoir culture J
ta ry coup d 'rla l was
provided by un 1891
U S law that o flrre d
a aubaldy fur
d o m e s tic a lly p r o
d u ce d sugar a nd
Queen L llluokalant s
plans for a new c o n
s titu tio n that w ould
g ra n t voting rig h ts to
P o ly n e s ia n lla w a lU rn only.
A c tin g In concert
w ith the U S. m in is te r to the K ingdom of
H a w a ii — but w ith o u t the appioval o f his
superiors — the businessm en arranged for
fo u r shiploads of N avy and Marine u n its to
com e ashore In a show o f force on th e Island
o f Oahu In January 1893.
The following day. th e huoles (the Hawaiian
w ord for m u ln la n d w hiles) "se ize d Ih r
governm ent b u ild in g , demanded the queen's
abdication und declared m artial la w ," notes
the hook. "H aw aii P o no ," w ritten by B randrto
U nive rsity professor L u w rrn e r H. Fuchs.
"T h e United States government, through
Us m in is te r, gave im m ediate d ip lo m a tic
recognition tn Ihe rebel group, w hich then
proclaim ed Ihe a brogation o f th r m onarchy,
forced Ihe resignation of the ... queen and
la u n c h e d the A m e ric a n Hag w here th r
H aw aiian pennant had flo w n ." adds Fuchs'
book.
W h e n th e n e w s b e la t e d ly re a c h e d
W ashington. President Grover Cleveland de
nounced "tire lawless o rc u |iillo n o f Hawaii
under false pretexts b y United States forces"
und called for th r restoration o f the H aw aiian
n atio n .
By then, however, Q u rrn U llunX alanl had
v o lu n ta rily relinquished her throne and a
h a o lro rg u n l/e d pro visio na l governm ent had
assum ed control o f the islands. O nly one year
h u r t. In 1894. Ihe Republic of H aw aii was
established Tile Islands were annexed by the
U n ite d S tairs In 1898, designated a te rrito ry
In 1900 and granted statehood In 1959.
Today, almost 9 6 years after th e ir queen
was toppled. H uw ull's n a llv rs liavc lost m uch
o f th e ir language, th e ir religion and other
c ru c ia l elements o f th e ir culture — b u t m any
o f those proud people continue to press for
th e re s to ra tio n o f th e la n d a n d selfgovernance w ro n g fu lly taken from them.
H onolulu m agazine calls the grassroots
campaign to re e s ta b lis h a native H aw aiian
nation "the holiest political issue o f the
1990s." A recent statewide conference of
a c tiv is ts proclaimed p o litica l and econom ic
independence to be n a tive b irth rig h t*.
O b ta in ing that seir-sufTirlrncy Is easier said
th a n done. Indeed, a 1921 federal law that
designated 2(X).000 acres as Hawaiian Horne
Lunds to be returned to Hie natives has gone
lu rg c ly unenforced fo r alm ost seven decades.
(C) 1988 N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E
ASSN .
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Stocks open lower
U n llM l F r a n In te rn a tio n a l
NEW YORK — P r im opened lo w rr Tuesday
In alow tra d in g o f N rw Y ork Slock Exchange
Issues
The Dow Jonra In d u a lrla l average, w hich
rose 8.57 Friday, waa o ff 3.93 to 3105 00
sh o rtly a fte r the m arket opened.
Declines led advance* 410-245 am ong the
1.117 Issue* crossing the New York Stock
Exchange tape. Early tu rn o v e r am ounted to
about 4 .445.000 shares.
Stock prices closed higher Friday In the
second-slowest trading session o f the year as
Investors took advantage of the m a rke t's
m id week slum p to shop for pre-C hristm as
bargains.
Analysts had foreseen a quiet session Frtduy
w ith m any m arket p a rticip a n ts gone homiearly fo r the long holiday weekend.
Dollar drifts lower
U w ltsd F r s i i In te rn a tio n a l
The d o lla r drille d s lig h tly
low er Tuesday in quiet tra d in g
on m a jo r foreign c u rre n c y
m arkets Gold was higher
C u rre n cy dealers In New
York noted they expected little
m o v e m e n t In th e d o lla r
th ro u g h the rest of the week,
a lth o u g h they warned that
unexpected fluctuations could
occur In a I .4111 u.arkel
In earlier trading in Tokyo,
the dollar closed at 124 HO
Japanese yen, up 0 0 8 yen
from Monday.
In early New York trading,
the d o lla r was slightly low er
against key foreign curTrnclea
tn ligh t trad ing
The d o lla r fared worse In
Europe, beginning the day In
F ra n k fu r t at 1.7730 W est
Germ an m arks, down from
I 770 m arks last Friday
M o s t w o r ld r u r r e n c y
m arkets were closed Monday
for the holidays
The d o lla r opened In Z u ric h
at 1 4982 Swiss francs, down
from 1.4983 francs on Friday.
In Paris, the dollar opened at
(10560 French franca, down
from 6 0675 francs
The dollar started the day In
llru s s e ls at 3 7 .3 0 B e lgia n
fra n c s , d o w n fro m 3 7 .3 5
francs and opened In Ita ly at
1.304.75 Ita lia n Ere. dow n
from 1.309 80 lire.
The currency and precious
m etals m arkets in London and
H o n g K o n g w e re c lo s e d
Tuesday for an extended h o li
day.
On Hie b ullion m aikets. gold
opened 91 an ounce higher In
Z urich at 9418.50 w hile sliver
opened unchanged In Z urich
at § 6 .15 an ounce
In e a rly tra d in g on New
Y o rk's C om ex. a 100-troyounce gold fu tu re * r o n tr a r l for
December delivery opened at
9 (1 8 .5 0 an ounce, unchanged
from last Friday's close. A
5 ,0 0 0 - lr n y - o u n r r s ilv e r
fu tu re s co ntract opened at
• 6 . 157. o ff 1 Scent an ounce.
Local Interest
These quotations p ro vid e d
by m em bers o f the N ational
A s s o c ia tio n o f S e c u ritie s
D ealer* a re re p re se n ta tive
In te r- d e a le r p ric e s a * o f
m id -m o rn in g today. In te rd e a le r m a r k e t s c h a n g e
th ro u g h o u t the day. Prices do
not Include re ta il m a rk u p o r
m arkdow n
Bid
A sk
Am erican Ihoneer
314 34*
Barnett Bank
3 3 * 3444
20 20 V*
First U nion
rP A L
314* 314*
Fla Progress
35 3744
MCA
434* 434*
Hughes Supply
17L* 17 V*
224* 2 2 *
M orrison *
NCR Corp.
54 544*
11essev
374* 394*
S cotty's
1144
10 *
214* 2 I H
Southeast Bank
S unTrust
2044 21V*
W alt Disney
65 65 V*
524* 5 2 *
Westlnghouse
B runsw ick
17 17V*
HHJ
8* 9
Fla N ational
IBM 16V*
W inn-D ixie
434* 434*
Em erson.............r. . 3 0 * 31
Bush hunts quail in Texas
UnlttB Brass International
IIEEVIL1.E. Texas Presi
dent-elect George Mush, headed
for a few days of secluded qua il
h u n lln g . said Monday he was
g r a tifie d th a t h is son a n d
grandson had carried C hrist mas
w ishes to S oviet e arthq u ake
victim s
Bush, speaking to reporters
aboard A to k a n c II. also said hts
own* ('h rik ffh j|s * a f m erry1, a l
though he and hts Wife. Barbara,
corralled o n ly one of 10 g ra n d
children fcirth e holiday*
Bush, however, said he was
deeply m oved by the trip Ills son
Jeb and 12-year-old grandson
George made on Christm as Day
to e arthquake-si tlcke 11 A rm enia
“ I Just w ish they could have
gotten track in tim e ." he said. *’lt
was b eautiful and It said what
w r feel — that we w ant to rra ch
out to those other k id * "
A rriv in g In the sm all town
nearest the 10.000 acre Lazy F
Ranch where h r Is slaying. Bush
said he talked to hts non and
grandson by telephone as they
flew home.
II'- also said h r spoke w ith
Soviet Ambassador Yurt D ub inin
apd th a t a ll h r h e a rd w as
g iu t it u d r .
D u b in in , B u s h s a id , w as
overwhelm ed try U.S generosity
and even brought up the name
o f S o v ie t le a d e r M i k h a i l
Gorbachev "H e told me th at.'*
Hush said. Earlier. Bush said the
Soviet* "w e re glad the trip took
ptare too. ...so that made th is
C hristm as very special for us ...
It was so m oving and so rig h t. I
expect the boy w ill rem em ber It
for Ihe rest o f hts life ."
He also defendrd hts h u n tin g
e x p e d itio n , te llin g re p o rte rs
"these are n't anim als These are
w ild q uail. You've got to e a t."
But he added. " I d o n 't th in k I
co uld shoot a deer ...q u a il,
th at's som ething else again ...
trem endously e x c itin g '
.
"W e believe Bar needs — not
the w ants, the needs — are far
g rc a lrr th a n c u rr rn l resources."
said D om inic Calabro. director of
Florida TaxW alch. a business
supported researrh organization
M artinez has backtracked on
the very notion o f tax reform —
w hich was the key lo his agenda
in h is first year In office.
“ We got Into thla whole th in g
In the early 1980s of p u ttin g a
gloom and doom kin d o f rhetoric
on governm ent, using (popula
tion I g ro w th as Hie engine for
having to complete o r expand
e v e ry th in g ." M artinez said.
"W h a t I'm saying la. some of
these th ing s have lo be ques
tioned, w hether It's as had as
th e y 're saying, o r w hether gov
e rn m e nt h aa to g rl In vo lve d ."
"T h a t's a stupid cliche, that all
p r o b le m s a r e n 't s o lv e d b y
m oney. We're try in g lo solve the
problem s, and It lakes m oney tn
do It , " Gordon said.
"W h a t we are seeing la a kind
o f p o litic a l s ta g n a tio n ." said
Calabro, w ho b ltm e d (he slow
a djustm e nt, of Dem ocrats and
em erging Republicans, lo shar
ing power.
Gordon, loo. predicted "so rt of
a sta le m a lr year, and a buildup
A bip artisa n stale com m ission
has estim ated Hie state and local
governments w ill need around
•5 4 b illio n by th r (u rn o f (h r
century to meet the needs o f the
g ro w in g stale population.
Some S25 b illio n o f that need
Is In Hie pipeline, according to
C a la b r o , w ith m o s t o f t h r
s h o rtfa ll in the area o f tran spo r
ta tio n .
T he voters approved a massive
ro a d b o n d in g p ro g ra m Ia s i
m o n th , hut Hie measure w ill
tr im o n ly 92 o llllo n from a $16
b illio n backlog. Calabro proposes
Increasing Hie slate gasoline lax
by u p to 10 cents over the next
decade to help erase the concrete
und a sphalt d e fic it.
M eanw hile, state agencies are
c la m o rin g for more m oney. The
m assive [Jepartm ent of Health
a n d R e h a b ilita tiv e S e rv ic e s
w an ts an e xtra $ 1,2 billion next
year, lo boos! Its budget by 25
percent to $ 5.9 M ilton.
G iv in g each stale agency every
d o lla r It seeks w o u ld require a
sales tax h ike o f at least 2
p c rr rn t. M artinez said.
"T h e Idea that every year you
m ust expand program s or devel
o p new In itia tiv e * Is not some
th in g the p u h llr expect# — nor
are they w illin g to pay for It, "
the governor said firm ly .
local area, such as Sanlord.
T h e a c tio n s ta rts . Law son
said, when a co m p la int files a
report and names a respondanl.
The respondanl Is notified by
le tte r o f Ihe c o m p la in t and
o ffe r e d an o p p o r t u n i t y to
participate In a hearing If the
respondanl responds p o sltlvly. a
hearing w ill lie scheduled. If ihe
re s p o n d a n l d o e s n 't resp on d.
I.awson said, the ra m p la ln ta n l
w ill have lo seek another avenue
for so lu tio n o f the problem .
T he program Is baaed on an
Orange C ounty m odel, when has
tie rn active and successful since
1975, Lawson said Volusia and
Brevard have s im ila r program s.
"S e m in o le C ounty needs th is
berause we d id n 't have a n y th in g
like II , " said Lawson, w ho gave
u p her post duties for Legal Aid.
to organize ihe program .
D isp u te-------Continued from Page 1A
w ill not Independently
c o m m u n ic a te e ffe c tiv e ly w ith
those w ith w hom they disagree
C om m unication Is the key to
r e s o lv in g th e s e p r o b le m s .
I^iw so n said The settlem ent
hearings provide an effective
forum for Hurt.
Once a request for a ciltzer.
dispute settlem ent hearing Is
made, the case, she said. Is
heard and p o s s ib ly resolved
w ith in about to d a ys.
To date about six cases have
been heard on T hursday nights
at the Bar Asaoclatlon office on
S ta te Hoad 4 3 6 , A lta m o n te
Springs. W ord Is slow to spread
about the program , w ith most
referrals at Hits (m int com ing
from law m en or anim a l control
o ffic ia ls . Law seal said. Those
who th in k they have a dispute
that could tie settled In th is
m e d ia t io n fo r u m c a n c a ll
Lawson al 834-06:10. She said. If
there la a need, a hearing could
he held In the co m p la tn ta nt's
Bush said he spent Ihe holiday
weekend playing paddlebatt In
Ihe gym at the vlce-prcsldenUal
residence lo " t r y and get back tn
shape. I've been feeling lousy the
Iasi nine days. I'm staging an
athletic recovery p ro g ra m ."
V ic e p r e s id e n t - e le c t
Quaylc was In Vail. Colo.
o f the needs that w ill m ake II
apparent they (the pub lic) arc
going have to pay m o re ."
L a s t m o n th th e v o te r s
approved creation o f a perm a
nent la x study com m ission that
c o u ld place ta x re fo rm and
possible tax Increases on the
1002 ballot.
In the m eantim e, legislative
leaders are keeping a close eye
on proposals a l the federal level
lo Increase fuel taxes — a move
they say w ill make slate gasoline
la x Increases p o litic a lly Im
possible.
"T h e w indow o f o p p o rtu n ity is
1989." Calabro said. Otherw ise,
"th e fed# w ill pre-empt u * from
addressing our ow n problem s —
especially tf they increase the
gas lax and use If for other than
transportation purposes, w h lrh
Is w hat they are considering
d o in g ."
Some fee Increases an- like ly
In 1989. In cluding a sail w ater
fis h in g license fee. Residents
a ls o lik e ly w ill be h it w ith
"Im p a c t fees” such a* highw ay
tolls, and the price o f new homes
w ill lie Increased In m any ra s r*
lo cover costs of roads, schools
and o ther services.
"N o th in g lo ru n governm ent
— s im p ly to carry out a d rta ll of
g o ve rn m e n t." said M artinez.
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lio n o f a storm -water retention
area on the east side o f the
h ig hw a y. M a lrrt.il excavated for
the rete ntio n a rm w ill lie used as
f ill m a te ria l In Ih e e x is tin g
hig hw a y m edian w here the new
lanes are being constructed. To
m ove that fill m ate ria l from the
side of the road to the m edian
w ith o u t d is ru p tin g tr a ffic , a
36-Inch pipe housing a conveyer
belt w ill be Installed underneath
ih e Interstate. W o rk on th a l
In s ta lla tio n w ill begin the first
week In J a n u a ry .
D is tric t Five S ecretary Ben
W a tts said the co n tra cto r has
155 r n lrn d a r days to complete
the lob. w ith one day added for
each w o rk day lo s t due to
s to n n y weather. However. W atts
said, there Ls an Incentive clause
In Ihe co ntract, w h ic h provides a
M in u s If w o rk Is finished early
Likew ise. Meyer is subject to
p en alties If the Job fa lls behind
schedule.
Announcing:
D an
S hop pers—
Continued from Page IA
C h ild re n w ho received cash for
C hristm as accounted for most of
the new sales, s i r said
S pec's Records and Tapes
M a n a g e r R a n d a ll J o h n s o n
e stim a te d 2 5 0 shoppers had
visited I he Sanford store In the
first tw o and a lia lf hours u fle r It
opened yesterday. "L u c k ily I
had an e xtra employee or we
w ould have been In tro u b le " he
said.
Many custom ers were seeking
r e fu n d s a n d e x c h a n g e s o r
c a s h in g I 11 g ift c e rtific a te s .
Johnson said, hul m any were
S tation
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weather s u r
veillance ra d ar system. Hebert
said. The rad ar system can scan
the skies for 250 miles and spot
m o is tu r e p a r tic le s m o v in g
th ro u g h the air. before th e y
condense Into rat 11 clouds,
" C u r r e n t ra d a r sends o u t
signals w h ich reflect a target,
w hich In th is case Is r a in ,"
Hebert said. "W h a t NEXRAD
can do. because It can see
panicles m oving. Is also give you
a p p ro x im a te w ind d ire c tio n s
and speeds com ing toward you
and going away from y o u ."
Hebert said Congress v irtu a lly
has assured the money for most
o f the nu|>erslntlons.
T h e M e lb o u r n e s ite w a s
chosen because of Its p ro x im ity
to the Kennedy Spare Center.
O ther sties I 11 Florida planned
to have autom ated NEXRAD
systems are M iami. Key West,
th e T a m p a B a y a r e a .
J a ckso n ville . Tallahassee and
the Punhnm llc near Eglln A ir
Force Base.
The superstntions also w ill
Include an u ulum a trd surface
o b s e r v in g s y s te m a n d a n
autom ated weather Interactive
processor systems.
Hebert said the surface ob
serving nystem Is designed to
provide 24-hour readouts o f sky
conditions and w ill replace Hitn e tw o r k o f tr a in e d a ir p o r t
w eather observers who w ork
o nly d u rin g a trjio rl operating
hours.
Just k illin g tim e <xi Ih r lr day off.
For m any storr employees,
w orn out from w o rkin g e xtra
hours for several weeks. Monday
represented the Iasi m ile In the
C hristm as sea win retail m a ra
thon
"I'v e been w orking 7 a.m. to
11 p.m since the day after
T h a n k s g iv in g ." said a weary
N icole Jo h n so n , m an a g e r of
M a c y 's o u tw e a r s e c tio n In
M a n h a tta n , e x p la in in g Ih u t
everyone had hern asked to p ul
In extra hours.
"N o w m aybe I'll gel some
rest.”
Stores In downtown Sanford
were closed for the h oliday.
Elsewhere, all hough Santa's
heart m ay have !>crn In the rig h t
place In h is C hristm as g ift g iv
ing. h r blew It on the size o r the
c o lo r o f e v e r y t h i n g f r o m
sweaters to T-shirts.
Jane G riffith , m anager o f the
W im bledon Shop In East Tow nc
Mall. K noxville. Term., said most
m all stores were ru n n in g af-
ter-C hrlstm as sales, h u t It appeared m an y uf the shoppers
com ing to shop M onday were
re tu rn in g or exchanging gifts,
rather th a n ta k in g advantage of
reduced prices.
"T h in g s started o ff slow th is N
m orning, b u t It has picked up
s te a d ily since th e n ." G riffith
said. "J u s t ubout everyone I've
seen ro n ie In to the m a ll has a
bag w ith them , though, so I
figure th e y 're here lo re tu rn or
exchange — at k-aat th a t's th e ir
m ain purpose. I'm sure th e y 'll lie
hooked by some of the sales."
A clerk nt u suburban A tla n ta
m a l l s a i d D ie d a y a f t e r
C hristm as can be e n te rta in in g as
shoppers fabricate stories aM nit
w hy they are re tu rn in g gifts.
"W om e n w ill tell you ta les."
said n m anager at C um berland
Mall "W e ought to w rite a book
about It. T h e ir grandm other sent
th e ir cousins to buy It. I te ll you.
the stories are stranger th an
fic tio n ."
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DEATHS
Pa., she m o v e d lo C e n tr a l
C A R L D EN N IS N E L 8 ON
Carl Dennis Nelson. 30. 3905 Florida from Youngstown. Ohio.
S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, died In 1938. She was u hom em aker
Friday a l South Sem inole C om and a m e m b e r o f S t. M ary
m u n ity H o s p ita l, L o n g w o o d . Magdalene C atholic C hurch.
S u rv iv o rs Include d a u gh te r.
Bom A p ril 18. 1958 In H u n
tin gto n. W.Va.. he moved lo A lm a S teinberg. Y oungstow n:
Sanford from there In 1969. He th r e e g r a n d c h i l d r e n : f iv e
was a d ry w all hanger fo r a great-grandchildren.
G a rd e n C h a p e l H o m e fu r
c o n s tru c tio n com pany am t a
Baptist. He was also u m em ber of Funerals. Longwood. tn charge
of arrangem ents.
the Eagle Midge 4148. Sanford.
S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e p a re n ts .
Carl L. and Vadle Nelson. O r
FUNERALS
lando; brothers. R andllre, San
fo r d . R o y K e n n c ih N a p ie r,
■ CCK. C H A R L E 1 W t H E R O I C * . »R
Wayne. W, Va.; sisters. Karen
Gravatid* ftmaral u i . i t t i tor M r Chart#*
Crouse. Sanford. P a lly H orton. W Dm *. V r . f t . o l O r tom who dtod Sunday,
bo st IS X) Wadnatday morning al
B a xle y. G a.. P h y llis T a y lo r. will
E rtrg rm n Ctmotory Or. A abort Porkor cl
S anford, Lin da C a rro ll. V cro Markham Waodt Fir* Ba*titt Church will
o lllclata. Frto n dt may can a l B rlkian
Beach.
Hama TuatOay tram S I p m
O aklaw n Park Funeral Home. Funoral
Brlktorv Guardian Ftnaral Mama In char go
Lake M ary. In charge o f a r
rangements.
M A R Y J . W IC H T E N D A H L
Mary J . W lc h trm la h l. 94. 10
Lotus Lake Dr.. C asselberry,
died Monday al her residence.
Boro A p ril 6 . 1894 In Pottsvllle,
PATRICK. SOO N I V O
M anorial karvlcat far Rodnay D Patrick.
41. at Gorwra who 4 M Friday will ba I p m
Wodrwtday al Tha PaSiway Chrim an Cantor.
Longwood. with Rov Jakopt M lrkoylch
otfktallr* Intormonl will ba private
Gramkew Fu naral Hama. Sanlord, In
charge at arrangomonlt
S a n fo rd H e ra ld C la s s ifie d A d v is o rs
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Form er Chief Ju stice Burger hospitalized
W ASHINGTON — R etired C h ie f Justice W arren B u rge r has
been hospitalized, su ffe rin g fro m dehydration, e xha ustio n and
a in lld touch o f p neum onia, a Supreme Court spokeswom an
said Monday.
B urger. 81, was hosp italized at Sibley Memorial H ospital on
C hristm a s m orning, spokesw om an T on i House said
House said Burger, the 15th chief justice, expects to be
released from the h ospital late Tuesday or Wednesday.
‘ ‘ I talked to h im and he seems to be In good sp irits .'* House
said “ He describes h is Illness as a rare new disease —
Bl C entennial exhaust lo ti "
B urger, who led hts colleagues in a gradual sh ift aw ay from
m a n y o f the liberal tre n d s o f h is predecessor, was nam ed by
President Richard N ixon to head the court In 1989. succeeding
E arl W arren.
B u rg e r stepped dow n fro m the bench In 1986 a t ngc 79 lo
devote his energies lo p la n n in g the following ye ar's 200th
a nn ive rsary o f the C o n s titu tio n , a document th a t perhaps
m eant m ore lo h im th an o th e r court members because It was
signed on his b irthday. Sept. 17.
B u rge r waa succeeded b y Ju stic e W illia m R rh uq u lst.
Flight instructor lands plane on freeway
PALO ALTO. Calif. — A flig h t Instructor took over the
c o n tro ls o f a crippled sm a ll plane and landed II aafely on a
freew ay while an alerl m o to ris t helped block tra ffic w ith his
car. o fficials said
Bruce C roft. 24. a fly in g c lu b Instructor, landed the
single-engine Cessna 152 in the m iddle lan r o f n o rthb o un d
In te rsta te 280 Monday and taxied onto a shoulder after the
engine began c c jg h in g and losing power, the C alifornia
H igh w a y Patrol said
T ra ffic was sparse due to the holiday and C ro ft, w ho was
tra in in g a student p ilo t, fo un d a gap In traffic w ide enough to
p ick a landing spot, C roft said
A m oto rist who saw the cra ft descending at about 70 miles
an h o u r swerved his car b a rk and fo rth on the freew ay to slow
tra ffic so the plane could to u ch down. Croft said.
“ I d o n 't know w ho th a t was but I'd like lo th a n k h im (or
g e ttin g th ing s under c o n tro l behind m e.'' Croll said.
The plane had taken o ff from the Palo A lio a irp o rt w ith
stu de nt pilot Ken Dias. 29. at the controls, at a ro u n d 10 a m
M onday. C roft said. W hen the engine began losing power, he
lo o k over and tried lo re tu rn lo the a lrp o n .
Michael Jackson's brother arrested
LOS ANGELES — A yo u n g e r brother of e nte rtain er Michael
Jackson waa arrested M onday when police w ho stopped his
Rolls-Royce for s tra ffic vio la tio n discovered an outstan din g
arrest w arran t fo ra p rio r vio la tio n , police said.
Steven Randall "R a n d y " Jackson. 27. of Beverly H ills , was
held nearly four hours u n til he posted 9262 ball on th e w arrant
for fa llin g to appear In c o u n on the unspecified tra ffic violation.
Sgt. J o h n Zrofsky said
Jackson was d rtvtng a 1987 Rolls-Royce C o m ic he along
Melrose Avenue In H ollyw ood about 5 30 p m w hen h r tailed
to stop for pedestrians In a crossw alk.
From Unltsd Prats International reports
Hole in je t forces landing
Passengers say som e oxygen m asks
d id n ’t w ork a fte r cabin decom pression
United F r t is International
C HARLESTON. W Vs - Pas
sengers com plained that some
o xyg e n m asks d id not w ork
p ro pe rly when a 14 inch hole
tore open In the rear o f an
A tla nta-bo u nd Eastern Airlines
je t at 31.000 feet, causing cabin
decompression and forcing the
je t to lan d tn C harleston
None o f the 110 people aboard
the Boeing 727 were injured tn
M onday's m ishap, and the let
Landed safely, o ffic ia l* said. In
vestigators planned to Inspect
the hole In the je t's fuselage
T ue sda y in an e ffo rt to de
te rm ine w hat caused It.
P a sse n g rrs w e re forced to
b re a th e th o u g h e m e rg e n c y
oxygen masks w hen the cabin
lost pressure about an hour out
o f Rochester. N.Y.. officials ssld.
The jet landed at Yeager Airport
at 9 ; iO s m .
S e v e r a l p a s s e n g e rs c o m
plained th al the oxygen masks
failed to w ork properly.
"M y daughter w asn't sitting
w ith m e. she waa s lu in g tn front
of m e ." said passenger Elaine
Davie. "W h e n th e oxygen tank
came dow n, they d id n 't work for
the c h ild re n and th a t's what was
so s c a ry ."
"T h e y w orked for a couple
seconds." agreed a young pas
senger. Corey A be love "O nly a
co u p le were w o rk in g . There
were a lot of ro m p la ln ts about
that "
The cabin decompression oc
c u rre d w h ile Ih e plane was
c ru is in g at 31.000 feet, and the
p ilo t took the je tlin e r down to an
a ltitu d e o f 10.000 feet. Eastern
a ir lin e s p o k e s w o m a n K aren
Ccrem aak ssld in M iam i, where
the a irlin e Is based.
"T h e pressure stabilized at
th a t point, and (the p ilo tl went
ahead and landed at Charles
to n ." she said " I n the interim ,
the oxygen masks were deployed
for the passsengers "
"P eople did not panic Every
th in g w en t lik e c lo c k w o rk ."
B arnette said
Ccrem aak described the hole
th a t caused the decompression
as a 14-lnch square rupture In
the o u te r skin of the plane,
w h ic h waa b u ilt In the late
1960s. The tear Is located tn the
to p section o f the fuselage, near
the ta ll o f the a ircraft.
"F ro m the In te rio r of the plane
you w ou ld not have seen the
te a r,” C erem tak said
B ut at least one passenger
d isp u te d that assertion
" I looked up and the roof panel
had been sucked up against the
fuselage, and the sun was s h in
in g th ro u g h that aide ol the
fuselage and was It was giving
you sn o u tlin e o f the hole Inside
the p la n e ." one passenger Id rn
tid e d as David Moore said
" I t was like a w ind coming In
fro m the back o f the plane,"
p a sse ng er V e ro n ica Yaw re
called. " I never thought I was
g o in g to liv e ."
R.C. Barnette, chief of poller ai
the a irp o ri. said the plane was
c a rry in g 104 holiday travelers
and a errw o f six The passen
gers were held tn Charleston,
w h ich Is not serviced by Eastern,
for more than d v r hours b rfo rr
another plane carried them on lo
Georgia, he said
A lthough there were no rc
ports of Injuries, officials said,
m an y passengers com plained of
severe ear aches d u rin g the jet's
rapid descent.
"W e were about on hour out of
Rochester w hen we heard u
sudden bang." passenger Amy
F ug lm u ra said " I looked up and
saw the celling sorl o f vlhrultng
and I knew we were In tu m b le ,"
"T h e oxygen m asks did lull
and they told us lo put them on.
but d u rin g that lim e we were
fa llin g quickly, and there was an
e xcru cia tin g pain in yo ur ears."
F u g lm u ra recalled in an In
t e r v l e w w i t h C a b le N e w s
N etw ork.
O ffic ia ls said th ey had no
e xplanation for the hole In Ihe
plane, but the Federal A viation
A d m in is tra tio n was In vestig at
in g the Incident.
" I t w ill be som etim e before we
go over the records and Inspect
th e a irc ra ft lo reach a co n
c lu s io n " on Ihe cause. Ceremsak
said. "W e ll not fly It out o l there
u n til Ihe repairs are m ade."
S h r said the section of the
plane that rtpped open d u rin g
the flig h t was last In s p rc lrd in
S e p te m b e r , f o llo w in g F A A
guidelines th a l call for an In
spection every 1.100 landings
She said the pilot did not
declare an emergency d u rin g Ihe
flig h t, b u l asked the Char lesion
low e r for perm ission lo m ake an
u n s c h e d u le d l a n d i n g
No
emergency equipm ent was de
ployed on the ground and the
passengers e x ite d th e p la n r
“ n o rm a lly ." she said
Ceremsak called the In rld c n l
h ig h ly unusual ”
" I f a n \ tfi**/1 tin o u n r from tm h it
ira x rd \ wr ju \t hope other i <itn leurn a
I f n o n from it "
Wc hear that sometime* alter writing
ahxjlancscntwewiNh hod neve* lupfx-ncO
The w orld il in our o bligation lo cover
isn't always the w o rld we'd prclcr lo w rite
shout. The v k lir m o f circumstance are
our neighbors. loo
Slill. we owe you Ihe complete truth .
for only through knowing die whole story
can a community learn I mm our mistakes,
recognize problems that deserve our
attention, appreciate human valor worthy
of all our respect
Because
we
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Fate of French
girls a mystery
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U n lta d P r a t t In te rn a tio n a l
Craft docks with Soviet space station
B E IR U T . Lebanon - A
Palestinian extrem ist group has
claim ed It freed tw o children
held for more than a y ra r w ith
th r lr French m other und several
o the r foreigner*, b u t fa m ily law
yers said the g irls' whereabouts
rrm u ln e d a m ystery.
The father, grandm other and
uncle o f M artc-Laure Bettlle. 7.
and V lrg ln le Hetllle. 6 . returned
to France la ir Monday afternoon
from Lebanon after th r lr Initial
a ttem pts fa llrd to hrtng Ih r two
g irls h o m r w ith them
Hours alter the three relatives
left H eirut. an official uf the
radical Palestinian group hold
ing ( h r g irls said th r tw o had
hern released and w r r r heading
lo France,
"W e freed the Iw o French
girls, and they w ill arrive In
Paris aboard a plane d urin g Ih r
((im ln g few hours.** the Voter of
T ile Nation Radio quoted Fatah
R e v o l u t i o n a r y C o u n c il
spokesm an W a lld K h a lrd as
saving
K h a lrd refused to elaborate
and th r w hereabout* of th r girls
was nol im m e d ia te ly known
They had not arrived In Paris
la tr Monday
MOSCOW — The Progrrea 39 car|(o whip docked Tuesday
w ith the o rb itin g M ir n p .u r station b rin g in g fh r r r S o v lrl
cusm onanl* food, other essential* and New Year's gilts, I fir*
Ta*a» news agency M id .
T h t Progress 39 In l l i r I ill ra t In a serle* o f non reusable spin r
cargo frrrirn lha( service the M ir apace a lu llo n and p reviously
I he Sal y tit M ai Ion* o f I he 11*70 and ra rly 1980*
Progress cargo fr r r ir n a rr launched to l l i r n la llo n about r v r r y
tw o m om ha lo M ipplv the conmonauta w ith nrcesaltlcn. auch an
hard, as well us new scientific e xjx-rlm enls to h r conducted
aboard Ih r s p .u r siallon
Along w ith food. Progress 30 brought fu rl, m all and N'rw
Year s |{lfts from fitrn d s and fa m ily to Ih r rosm onauts on
tMMird ih r Mir. ih r nrw nagency said
Aboard a ir cosm onauts Alexander Volkov and Sergei
K rlk a lrv . who w r r r launched In in sjuce Nov 20 and Dr
Valery Polyakov, w ho was launched Aug 20.
A l i h r S tar C ity space h e a d q u a rte r* near M oscow,
record b re a k in g ro s rn o n a u is V la d im ir T llo v and Musa
Manarnv. who re lu m e d home Dec 21 after 366 days In space,
have started a special exercise program lo help th rm re adjust
to E a rth '* gravity. Radio Moscow said
T llo v and M anarov broke die space endurance record o f 32b
days set by fellow Soviet cosm onaut Y uri Rom anenko m DM47
lly com parison, the longest U S manned flig h t is H I days
aboard the Sky lab m 1074
T llo v and Manarov returned to Karth Iasi week w ith French
cosmonaut .Ir a n lam p Chredert. who com pleted h ts second
spare fllg h l
Officials foiled assassination
KHARTOUM. Sudan — A u lh o rlllrs who foiled a recent ro u p
plot to assassinate I’rlm r M inister Sadlq a I M ahdl have
detained 16 people for questioning, nine of th rm active or
retired m ilita ry m rn . the official Sudan News Agency reported
Monday
The thw arted coup, w hich led to a declaration of emergency
In Khartoum last week, was believed linked lo Sadlq * a ttem pts
to end the c iv il w ar in southern Sudan, where troop* and
civilia ns a rr irapjx-d In garrison cities and d yin g d ally of
starvation
SUN A. q uo ting m ilita ry sources, said the p lo tte r* had
planned a tw o pronged uprising, w ith hall of them assigned to
asaasainatr Sadlq and other p olitical leaders, w hile the other
conspirators captured key installations, in clu d in g K h arto um 's
m ain radio station. |x**t office and arm y headquarter*
The plotters had o rig in a lly scheduled Ih r ir uprising lor May
15. but delayed It believing they were under surveillance, the
official news agency said
SDN A Id en tified th r ro u p leader as 1.1 Col llassa n
Mohammed Ahm ed N a ir. and said h r contacted his lellnw
<(inspirators f)ec, 7 to tell them "th e zero h o u r1’ was the
follow ing day. lu ll ugaln was forced to wall u n til the plotters
could fin d lu r l for th e ir vehicles
An In itia l round of six arrests was reported Dec 8 . w ith
several o th cis follow ing Ihc declaration of emergency Dei 20
SUNA said a uth orities are holding and Interrogating nine
active or retired m lllla ry men and seven c ivilia n s An arm y first
lle o trn a n i named Mohammed Suletmean was being sought
Most of ih r a( * used p lo tte r* have been lin ke d In form er
President Jaafar N u m rlry . who was overthrow n In 19H5. and
a rr believed lo oppose Ih r governm ent * moves lo establish a
erase Arc wHh Ihc rebel Sudan people's L ib era tion A rm y.
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"I was liol aware of thr
statement* (about the girls* reIrasri
their uncle. Andre
Metro], said on arrival In France
When wr leIt Itelrnt, Wr no
longer brllrvrd the little girls
would Ire freed I thought wr had
Just tirrn used (or the purposes
of pro-Palestinian propaganda
.Jar q u rs M tqu rl. a lawyer for
the m other s fa m ily , and Yves
E ric Masai.ml. a law ye r for Ih r
g irls ' father. M id a lter meeting
w ith top o fficia l* at the French
Foreign M inistry late Monday,
the g irls ' release s till was in
lim b o.
LOCKERBIE. Scotland - Of
llc U ls investigating the crush of
Pan Am erican Flight 103 zeroed
" in ' 'o n u single suitcase l l i l i
a u th o ritie s say could shrd light
on the theory the a lrrrn ft was
destroyed hv a bomb
T h e s u itc a s e a n d se ve ra l
fragm ents from the B oring 747
were taken lo an explosives
analysis lu lx x u io ry In soul hern
England Monday In Ih r clearrst
sign to d a lr that Investigators
have reason to suspect th r
a ircraft m ay have been sals*
taged.
" A suitcase and pieces of
w re c k a g e fro m th e doom ed
plane have hern s e n t for detailed
exam ination to d e te r m in e
w hether they e x h ib it any evi
d en c e of a p r e - i m p a c t
e xp lo sio n ," said M ick Charles,
the D epartm ent of Transport's
lop investigator at Lockerbie.
C harles declined to say where
the Item s were found hut said
e xp lo slvrs experts at the Royal
A rm am ents Research and Dev
elopm ent Establishm ent In Kent
were m aking a detailed exam i
nation of th r baggage and plane
*
UAE president backs Egypt’s return
AHD DIIA1II. D ulled Arab F.m iralrs — D rilled Arab E m ira te *
President Sheikh Z ayrd Min Sultan Al Nahyan. the first Aral)
leader lo restore relations w ith Egypt Iasi year, called Tuesday
for th r return of C airo to th r Arab Lcugur
Egypt. w ith its "In te rn a tio n a l strategic w e ig h t." should I m*
a llo w e d m give lla support lo Arab causes th rough Its re tu rn to
Ih r league. Nahyan said In a (xdlcy »|>rrrh lo parliam ent.
Egypt's m em bership in the 2 1-member league has lie rn
frozen since the 1978 signing ol th r U.S sponsored C am p
David peace accords w ith Israel In response, most Arab
cotin tries broke all relations w ith Cairo
In November 1987. Nahyan led most A rab countries In
rrs in rln g lies, c itin g Ih r ‘ 'n a tion alistic stances" o f E gvpilan
President Hosnl M ultaruk
( iu ll tu s rd diplom ats said Saudi Arabia and .Jordan were
spearheading rffo rts In arrange a m in i su m m it Ire tween
Mubarak and his arch-rival President Hafez Assad of Syria
before convening a fu ll sum m it o f th r Arab League heads o f
state lo co nsldrr restoring Egypt 's m em bership
Syria. Libya and Lebanon stand alone am ong Arab nations
as having no re lal Ions w ith Egypt
From U n ils d P r a t t tn la r n a tlo n il rep orts
Takeshita
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lion "
T h e F a ta h R e v o lu tio n a r y
C ouncil (FRC) led by Abu Nldal.
abducted the g irls w ith (heir
m other. .Jacqueline V n lrn tr. and
five Belgians from a yacht oft the
Israrti-occuplrd Gaza S trip In
November I OH7
The FRC accused Ihc captives,
all o f whom hold jo in t Is ra rll
French or Israeli Itrlg ia n citizen
ship, o f being Israeli spies, hut
said the girls would lie freed In
trs p o n s r to an appeal Saturday
by L ib y a n tra d e r M oam m ar
Gad haft
The group — a radical la d lo n
of th r Palestine Liberation Or
g a n l/a lo n — has said l l i r French
w om an gave b irth sh ortly a llr r
s tir was kidnapped, .m d Dial s tir
again was pregnant
V a lrn lr I* estranged from her
husband. Pascal h e ttllr, who Is
the g irls ' father She Is b r llr v r d
p r r g ii a n i b y F e r n a n d
ilo u d rk in s . one of Ih r Belgian
captive*
K h a lrd said a fte r m e e tin g
Sunday w ith the relatives al the
Palestinian rrfu g rr cam p o f Mar
Ellas lit southern Betrui that
headway was m a d r In releasing
Ih r g irls
Sunday. K h alrd released sepa
rate vldrotajie*. one showing the
French woman and th r o lh rr
show ing th r Belgian nationals.
Em m anuel H ou drklns. h i* wife
G o d r l lc v r K e ls , t h r l r tw o
r h lld r rn . la iu rrn t and V a lrrtr.
a n d H o u d r k ln 's b r o th e r .
Fernand
V a lrn ie appearrd to tic preg
nanl in the videotape K halrd
gave to her relative*, w hich he
described a* a " g ift for the
ch ild re n of Ih r w orld on ih r
season h oliday."
parts for evidence of a bomb
Five days a llr r th r B o rin g 747
crashed on a flig h t from la union
to New York, k illin g all 259
pr-frptf’ l W i ^ f rtVift nt least one
p ris o n on tto« ground, the cause
ol the disaster has not been
established Ten other residents
of t h r area stilt are listed as
m issing
Investigators said they I x ilr v r
e ith e r sabotage or s tru c tu ra l
(allure caused I tie- jum lx* jet lo
h rra k apart at 31.(MX) feel and
crash Into and around the Scot
tish la rm in g tow n ol ta x k r r h lr
Wednesday night No evidence
of stru ctu ra l failure lias hern
found
D e p a rtm e n t o f T r a n s p o rt
spokeswom an Penny RussellS m ith would give no details ol
where or how Ih r suitcase had
been fo un d o r d escrib e the
baggage.
" I t and pieces of wreckage
e x h ib it characteristics that m erit
fu rth e r e xam in a tion ." she said.
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�■A —Sanford Hofold, Sonlord. Flondo —Tuoadoy, Oocombar 27. 1964
Train carrying 300 derails in Colorado, none injured
United Pt m i Intarnatlonal
GLENWOOD SPRINGS. Colo
— An A n tlra k tra in carrying
about 300 holiday tr a v r lr r * drra llrd C hristm as Day In heavy
nnow In th r Colorado Hocklrs.
r.ttiM ng no Injuries but strand
ing them overnight u n til a work
tra in rescued them Monday.
A ll 15 cars and tw o of th r
three locom otives o f the popular
C alifornia Zephyr, en route from
Chicago to Sail Lake C ity and
lots Angeles, derailed at 0 : 11
p m . 13 m iles east of G lrnw ood
Springs, said Am trak
spokesman Jo hn Jacobsen In
W ashington. D C.
T h r w o rk tra in a rrive d at
Israel
looking for
‘new ideas’
UP! rspori
JER U SA LE M Prime
M in u te r Y ttx ru k Sham ir's
o ffic e sa id M on da y the
Israeli leader was studying
"new Ideas" to advance the
M iddle East peace process
I rased on the 1978 Camp
David Accords, w hich have
f a i l e d to r e s o lv e t h r
PalestlnU n problem
S h a m ir l o u c h r d o f f
w id e s p re a d s p e c u la tio n
w h e n he d iscussed th r
peace process Sunday w ith
Israel T rle vU lo n 's Arabic
language service and In
dicated a w illin g n e ss to
meet w ith Egyptian Prrsl
dent Hosnl M ubarak
" M r . S h a m ir Is now
w o rkin g on new Ideas on
how to fu rthe r the peace
proress. Ideas w hich h r has
not sperlfled y e t." said Avt
I'arnrr. thr prime
m in is te r's sfiokesm sn "So
I th in k thaor Ideas w ill hr
rrs d y sometime, he hasn't
said exactly "
I ', / n e r a n d Y o s I
A ch lm rte r. another Sham ir
s|H)krsman. both said the
prim e m in iste r's new Ideas
w o u ld tie basrd on the
1978 C am p David Accords
between Egypt and Israel
Negotiations based on the
accords, w hich S ham ir has
long insisted should lie th r
s ta rtin g p oint for peace
talks, h ro kr dow n in 1982
" I w ould not say that It U
a new (ira te In itiative . It Is
lire old good wine, w hich Is
t h r C am p D avid p la n ."
A rh im rte r said "O n th is
tlusts, the prim e m in iste r Is
ready to suggest some new
Ideas In ortler to prnm otr
prat e In th r Midtile East "
T lie peace accords signed
by E gypt und Israel at
C am p David on Sept 17.
1978. called for n rg o d *
H o n s o n s e ttin g u p a
"s e lf governing a u th o rity "
fu r P a le s tin ia n s In t h r
Is ru rll-o rru p trd West Hunk
a n d G a m S t r i p , w it h
Palestinian councils even
tu a lly replacing the e xist
ing Israeli a dm in istratio n
S h am ir's spokesmen de
n ie d h is a n n o u n ce m e n t
was part of a public rela
tio n s o flr n s lv r to offset
gains made by th r Pales
tine L iberation O rgunl/ulio n a ftrr the declaration of
n il little jie n d rn i Palestinian
state In the o c ru p lrd te r
ritories and the decision ol
the U n llrd S tu trs to open
talks w ith th r PI jO.
"S h a m ir Is not one who
Is fam ous w ith his public
re la tio n s and his p ub lic
rrlu llo n s m aneuvers Ills
d rr tls are honest and that
Is w hy Ills declarations are
so h on est." A c h ltn rtrr said
" H r Is serious about It If
he d id n 't have som ething
In m in d , h r w o u ld not
declare It ”
U S. Ambusoador T h o m
as Pickering told a news
co n fe re n ce th a t S h a m ir
appeared to lie w o rkin g on
the new Isra e li g o v e rn
m e n t's approach to th r
(truer process
"W e have clear signals ...
from lh r p rlm r m inister
thut he Is w o rkin g on the
subject, that h r has Ideas
h r w ants to pul fo rw a rd ."
P icke rin g said. " A t th is
stage ... th r government
needs a lim e In w hich to
ca re fully exam ine ull of th r
v a rio u s p o s s ib ilitie s and
then decide. Im |>rfully In
consultation w ith the U n it
ed S t a ir s a n d p e rh a p s
o th e rs."
S h am ir's announcem ent
ca me one day after
M ubarak told a K u w u lll
newspaper h r w ould Ire
w illin g to visit Israel If It
w o u la "le n d to a solution of
the (Palestinian) problem
und to the realization of u
Just peace."
i
Into the .r r n s overnight, the
N ational W eather Service said.
None o f th r cars overturned
and th r 294 passengers and
crew o f 15 to IH were rescued by
a w ork tra in . Jacobsen said.
"T h e y were co m fo na b le ." he
said ' Most of them probably
•dept th ro ug h mtN h <>! it "
H r said the tra in was m oving
at 31 m ph w hen It derailed
Jacobsen said th r cause of th r
accident wus b rin g Investigated
w ith o fT ld uls lo o k in g at th r
c o n d itio n o f t h r tra c k s and
e q u ip m e n t and w h e th e r t h r
w ra th e r played a role
" I t was snow ing p rrtty good at
the lim e and It was rig ht In th r
m iddle of the m o u n ta in s ." said a
about 6:30 u rn. Monday to pick
u p th e s le e p y t r a v e l e r s .
Jacobsen said. The derailm ent
occurred In scenic Glenwood
Canyon, where the tracks a rr
Hanked by a sheer m ountain
w all on one side and th r C ol
orado Hlvcr on the other.
"E veryone Is safe." A m lru k 's
Denver supervisor M lm l Earley
s a id In G le n w o o d S p rin g s .
•'There were no Injuries. We are
b u s in g th e p a sse n g e rs th is
m ornin g to Salt Lake C ity and
Denver.
"T h ere were no problem s."
she said "T h e heat stayed on.
the diner was o jie ra tln g and the
pasartigers could sleep on th r
tra in ." Tem peratures dropped
dispatcher w ith t h r G a rlle ld
C ounty Sheriff*a Departm ent
S g l. V e in S o u c lr o f t h r
Sheriff's D epartm ent said th r
snow "very lik e ly c o n trib u te d "
to th r accident
A n nthrr spokesm an for the
Sheriff's D epartm ent said there
was il or 10 Inches of snow on
th r ground u nd It was s till
snowing Monday m ornin g
One couple on the train com
plained .(Unit t h r crew 's perfor
mance.
" I got the d is tin c t Impression
they were tal k in g tra in in g ." said
Holt Rilling. 35, o f Moulder. Colo
H r said th r tra in was going
sm oothly u n til th r ride turned
bum py and the tra in slopped
derailed train us t h r jMssengrrs
aw a ltrd rescue.
"T h e re was no safer place to
be th a n aboard th a t tr a in ."
Jacobsen salt), add in g that the
crew probably w ou ld have in
stated that none o f th r (msstii
gers leave th r tra in before help
a rrived .
S is stranded trave lers checked
In to t h r C o lo ra d o H o te l In
G lenw ood Springs.
know n for
Its hot springs, about 4:30 a m
M o n d a y , a c c o rd in g to h ote l
m anager Art Ret na
"T h e y were glad to get here."
he said "T hey had reservations
We had coffee prepared for them
and they went In to th e ir morn
T hey were Just tire d "
R illin g said no conductor came
by to inform |iassengrrs what
was w rong and they did not
know It hud derailed u n til a
volt e i a m r on the intercom and
said. " T ills here tra in Is o il the
r a il."
H illin g 's w lfr. Marti. 34. said
she and her husband were th r
firs t ones o ff the tra in at 3.30
a m . und the (lussengrrs hud
n o th in g to ra t nr d rin k w hile
they w e rr stranded. She also
said tile tra in hud started seven
hours late out of Denver.
" I f It's an a irpla ne , w h rn
th in g s go w rong they are so
a ccom m o da ting ." she said
Jacobsen said th r lig h ts also
co ntin ue d to fu nctio n on th r
Israeli soldiers kill three near Lebanese border
south of M eirul. k illin g at least
one g ue rrilla
N o I s r a e l i s o ld ie r s w e re
wounded d u rin g the confronts
tlo n between Israeli soldiers and
g ue rrilla s in the central area of
Is ra e l's self-declared s e c u rity
zone in southern Lebanon, an
a rm y spokesman said
The Israeli p a irn l encountered
the squad early Monday m orn
Ing n e a r M elss el J e b e l in
southern l^ b a n n n . less than 6
m iles southw est o f the tow n of
United Praoa International
JERUSALEM - Israeli soldiers
on patrol In southern Lebanon
early Monday kille d three armed
g u e r r i l l a s n e a r th e fe n c e
separating th r tw o countries, the
arm y said
In a s e p a r a te i n c i d e n t .
Lebanese police said a sm all
boat carry ing Palestinian g u e rril
las on a possible m ission to
attack Israel crashed Into racks
on t h r M e d ite rra n e a n coast
K i r y a t S h r m o n a . In th e
northernm ost section of Israel
between Lebanon and Syria
The soldiers opened fire at
close range on the three g u e rril
la s a n d k i l l e d th e m , th e
spokesman said. The clash took
place several yards from th r
b o rd tr fence, the spokesman
said
Near the g u e rrilla s ' bodies
Israeli soldiers fo u n d Sovietmade Kalashnikov rifles am
m unition, co m liat lacgrts. an
cla im e d responsibility for tlie
clash w ith the Israeli patrol The
group said Its g u e rrilla s were on
th e ir way to atta ck th r Israrli
s e t t l e m e n t o f M a n u r e In
n o rth e rn Israel w hen they were
Involved In a fierce battle w ith
Is ra rli *roops The statem ent did
not m ention casualties
In Meirul. police aourers said a
m o to r b o a t c a r r y in g fo u r
Palestinian guerrillas slammed
In to rocks on the Mediterranean
c o a s t.
ll-ta n k rocket la u n r h rr s und
leaflets T h r s(>okrsmun declined
to release details on the leaflets
The pro Syrian National Re
sista n cr Eront said In a state
m ent from Meirul Its g uerrillas
cla sh rd w ith an Israeli patrol
u s in g ro c k e ts and m a c h in e
guns The co alition o f leftist
lac lions, w hich has made s im ila r
c la im s In t h r pest, d id not
elaborate on the clash
T he ra d ic a l Fatah R e v o lu
tio n a ry Connell of Abu Nldal also
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1964 — >1
Parking lot practice puts St. Cloud on a roll
■ V JIM m C K IM B A C K E R
Herald Correspondent__________
ST. ('LO U D — Parking Iota ra n
; be uard to Ir a r h lrr n » how to
d r iv e r a r e , b i l l S i. C lo u d
h a s k rth a ll Coach T im M cM u lirn
rece ntly in stille d some overdrive
in to hie players In a place tn oe lly
rrs e rv rd for aulom ohllea
A pair of lopsided losses d u r
in g l.is i w e e k 's Im rn o k a le e
I o urna m e nl drove M cM ullen to
d le lra rtlo n . So tie decided lo
hold a la ir n ig h t practice In a
lu r k in g lot.
The result was a vic to ry over
Venice In the to u rn a m e n t's fin al
(fame and m ore Im p o rta n tly a
change In a ttitu d e reflected In
M onday n itth l'e HO 5 1 s h rll.u k
Ing of D ike llo w e ll in I he St.
Cloud R otary Showdown.
Play InK before 201 fane at Si.
Cloud H igh School, the host
b u lld o g * turned th e S ilv e r
Hawke every which way but
loose, lo llin g to a 40 22 halftim e
advantage and cruising Into to
d a y's set ond round game |H
p .m .l against Okeechobee, a
HI-77 w inn er over Orange Park
St. Cloud (6-41 had never had
such an easy tim e getting easy
tNickels th is season The longest
liu lld o g bucket In the first half,
outside o f the first of T im G a l*
four three-pointers near the end
of the second period, came on a
7 -foot baseline |u m p rr
G a l*, a sophom ore g u a rd ,
combined w ith (Hoot-7 senior
center Paul K ln s rlla fo r 20 o. the
'D o g s 23 second-period points.
Doth finished w ith 21 points to
c h a rr game-high honors.
L a k e H o w e ll |5 - 7 | s o re ly
missed the services o f 6-1 Junior
fo rw a rd Corte* G raves, out of the
slate v isitin g relative s ll may
have m attered little , though,
since the Sliver H aw ks could
n e ith e r slo w th e flu lld o g s '
tr a n s itio n gam e n o r convert
Ih e lr offensive o p p o rtu n itie s
In Ihe first h alf. Lake Howell
h it 7-of-3l field grNil attem pts
and St. Cloud H-of 2 0 Unable to
do m uch of a n y th in g Inside, the
Isllver Hawse were frustrated
from three (joint lan d (3-o M 7 | In
Ihe firs t tw o periods as well.
In a ll fairness to the Silver
lla w k s . who face Orange Park
today at 5 p.m., >hry showed
signs c f fatigue. Given th e ir (our
games Iasi week and th re e the
week before, that's u n d e rs ta n
dable. T h is surely w asn 't Ihe
s a m e le a rn th a t b e a t N ew
S m y r n a l l r a c h . 7 5 -7 1, In
o v e rllm e earlier this season
"W e missed Corte* a lo t ." said
forw ard Thomas Drmps. one of
Oviedo
C o n tin u e d fro m ID
learn lo block out yet.”
CiwKc r. wno sI mico lea ... hig h
rrb o u n d ln g honors w ith four,
scored 10 of 10 first h a lf p oints
In the second period, keeping the
"W e w eren't h u s tlin g so w r
had a two- lo three-hour w orkout
In th e p a r k in g lo l a t In ir ‘okalee." M cMullen said "W e
Ihe two sophom ores to start for
Coach Sieve K o h n 's squad "W e
an't w all u n til he gels bark "
Senior fo rw a rd Steve Johnson
did his best to keep ihe S ilver
Hawks close m the th ird period,
scoring nin e o f Ills leam -hlgh 10
points. Hut J e ff Lealon scored a ll
of hts 11 p o in ts In Ihe same
quarter to sp a rk an 84) run that
turned the g a m r Into a runaway
got some of o u r a ttitudes ad
Justed and It showed tonight. I
was re a lly pleased w ith the
guard play of Kevin L ra to n and
Gat*. Hut our bench, p a rticu la rly
J e lf Leaton. did a good Job. loo ,"
Lions w ith in s trik in g distance
E ve ntua lly Satellite's evenly
distributed offense Ijegan ta k in g
its lo ll d i n interm ission In
period three. lU nley scored five
points and fiv e o the r Scorpions
accounted fo r the rem ainder of
the offense
V irtu a lly every lim e Oviedo
made a run . Satellite responded
th an ks lo Its pressing defensr
that translated Into points at the
o the r end of the court.
Heat gets hot,
win two in a row
U n ita d F r s t i In te rn a tio n a l
W hal has Ihe N IlA come lo?
I1 ie M iam i Heal is hot. The H ts
Angeles Lakers are not.
A l M iam i, the Ile a l scored 10
stra ig h t points late in Hie game
to overcome the San A n to n io
Spurs 111-100 Suddenly, the
Heat team th a t lost an N ltA
record 17 games lo start lla
Inaugural season lias won tw o
stra ig h t for the first lim e in
franchise history.
At Phoenix, the In k e rs lost
th e ir lead (or good late In the
firs t period lost I heir star guard
Magu Johnson when h r was
e je ctrd for losing hts cool late in
Ihe fo urth p rrto d and loat the
g a m r to th e P h o e n ix S u n s
I I I • 9 (l
A m a » I n g I y . th e
b a rk -to -b a t k N IIA c h a m p io n
l-a k rrs lia v r lost six straight on
the road and six of seven o v rra ll
M iam i, w hich com m itted 24
tu rn o v e rs to the S p urs' 2M.
defeated Utah IO I HO Friday for
Its second a ll tim e w in The
llr a t . 3-21. w ill try for th r r r in a
row Tuesday n ig h t at hom e
against Houston
R o ry S p a rro w s c o re d a
season high 2H (joints lor M iam i
and Pat C um m in gs finished w ith
17 ( ^ n t s that Included fl In the
fin a l m in ute
Dwayne "P e a rl" W ashington
added I I (joints. Hit lu llin g five
free th ro w s am i a steal in the
(Inal I J ll as M iam i rallied f r o m a
104 97 deficit w ith 2 29 left In
s to rin g 10 stra ig h t points Kook
le guard Kevin Edwards added
IH (joints for M iam i
" I don't k n o w ." Sparrow said
when asked flow It felt lo w in
tw o games In a row. " It's a new
experience for us Hut It feels
good We re going In get used lo
It I th in k the biggest thing Is we
w on uglv W r d id n 't play w ell
like w r did against Utah W'r
played a p rrtty sloppy gam r
"T h e k r y Is w r won even
th o u g h w r d id n 't play w ell
U sually, o nly good tram s ra n do
th at, so m a yb r w r'rc a good
tra m
Good enough lo lira ! a San
A n t o n io t r a m t h a t p la y e d
w ith o u t In ju rrd guard Jo h n n y
D aw kins, has lost 10 nl Its last
II games and ow ns a l - l I road
rrr o r d . San A n to n io was led by
23 (joints (rum Greg A ndrrson.
19 Irom Vernon Maxwell and 13
p oints p lu s 12 rebounds by
Frank H rtrkow skl
" It's like arc were learning how
In w alk and now w ere learning
to ride a bicycle." C um m ings
said " I t 's a good Irrlln g W r'v r
come a long way I don't th in k
w r p la yrd a g rrat gam r tonight,
but w r did w hal w r bad In do to
w in "
The last llm r the Lakers lost
six In a row on Ih r mad was th r
spring of 1979
" W r caught I lie l-a krrs at th r
right llm r , " said Phornlx Coach
C o lto n F ltis lm m o n s . w hose
Ira n i has won nine straight al
h om r "T h e y 'v e b rrn on llie
mad and they've been struggling
a bit You ra n s rr they are
frustrated "
Johnson blamed fru s tra tio n
for his r a il w ith 4 24 rem aining
.lohnw in was ejected w ith tw o
technical fouls alter protesting
an out-of Im unds i all
" I'm frustrated front losing. I
have never b rrn through th is ."
Johnson said. "M a y b r I needed
to get a little hit out of me
Sometime when you never go
through som ething, you don 't
really know how to handle it "
Johnson added. ' W r were
tryin g an hard tonight that w r
were m issing layups "
T om C ha m b e r# scored 23
(joints lor P h o e n ix Tyrone C or
bin playing lor In ju rrd starting
guard J e ll H um acrk generated
21 (Joints and Eddie Johnson
m m r o(T l l t r Ir iH h to alan h it for
21 point* (or th r Sun*, who
moved w ith in I 12 games of
first place D ie Angeles In Ihe
Paclfli D ivision Portland tra ils
law Angeles by one half game In
the Pactflc
lly r o n S c o tt p ro d u c e d 24
p o in ts fo r th e L a k e rs a n d
Johnson had 22
E ls e w h e r e . W a s h ln g ln n
tn p|jrd New Jersey 120-1OH and
Houston nipped Charlotte 97-93
Shooting stars
Poogy Billups and Jonma Elam
took first and second, respec
tively, In Ihe Grandm other's
T ournam ent at th e M ayfair
C o u n try C lu b o n Dec 14.
B d lu p t shot e low net score of
63 to edge past Elam, who
carded a net score o f 66 Al
rig h t, M ayfair CC W om en's
A ssociation trophy chairman
G em Whiteside (left) presents
B illu p s (c e n te r) and Elam
(right) with thee prizes Below.
Eiam, Billups and Whiteside
ere joined by Mary Anderson
(center) end Cathy Reach (sec
ond from right) The foumement was sponsored by Lois'
Place
B u lle ts 120. N ets 108
At East Rutherford. N J „ J e ll
Malone s<-orrd 30 points and
John W illiam s struck for 11 of
Ids 15 p oints in Ihe fo u rth
quarter for Ihe H u llrls
R ockets 9 7 . H o rn e ts 05
At C h a rlo tte , N C., A k r r m
Olajuwon scorrd 23 points. In
cluding th r go ahead basket off
an alley -oop d un k w ith a m inute
left, to help th r Rockrts to their
filth straight trium ph
Another Chaminade Classic upset
shakes up UPl’s top 20 rankings
United Press International
NEW YORK Io na Julnrtl
V irg in ia and lo ju ls v illr ax c u llrg r
b .is k rtb .ill g ia n ts to fall th is
decade at the C ham inade Classic
In H aw aii and It caused tin
I la w key es to tu m b le Monday In
U n ite d Press In te r n a tio n a l's
w eekly rankings
The llaw keyes. who traveled
to H aw aii I.u ik r il fourth m tinnatio n. came hom e w ith the No
9 ra tin g because Cal Riverside
shocked them 110-92 Sunday
n ig h t In the ch am jilo nsh lp gam e
o f the C ham inade Classic
Duke. M ichigan and Syracuse
held the top three s j j o Is (or Ihe
fifth straig ht week Duke rereived 20 of Ihe 32 first-place
voles cast by the UPI Hoard o l
Coaches The lllu e Devils totaled
472 j j o Ii u s . M ichigan collected
434 and th r r r fir s t-|jlace votes,
a n d S yra cu se 3 8 0 and tw o
first -p la rr votes
No. 4 Illin o is had 349 points
and one llrst place vote. V o ting
Is based on IS |jn ln is lor firs t
place. 14 lo r second, etc.
R o u n d in g o u t Ihe Top 2 0
were: No. 5 N orth Carolina. No. 6
G e o rg e to w n .
No. 7
O klahom a. No H A rlfo n a . No. 0
Iow a. No. 10 Ncvada-Dix Vegas.
No. I I M issouri. No 12 Florida
Stale. No. 13 Scion Hall. No. |.(
L ouisville.
No. IB O hio
Slate. No. I l l Georgia. No 17
G rorgla Tech. No IH N orth
Carolina Stale. No. 19 South
Carolina and No. 20 Tennessee.
The A tla n ilr Coast Conference
and Htg Ten each placed four
Iranis In ihe T ojj 20. and Ih r Hlg
East and the Metro Conference
each had t h r r r
Iowa was the only team lo
exjiertence a drastic change in
the ratings The llaw keyes Ir ll to
a Division II Riverside team that
hit 2 1 of 36 3 point shots.
"R igh t now I'd say w e re rra lly
shaky." Iowa Coach Tom Davis
said "W e re very q u rs llo n u b lr
as lar as getting out and defen
ding ihe good outside shooters.
It's rra lly exposed how m uch
work w r need on defense.
"T h e good news. If there is
such a thing. I» lh a l »'«' were
beaten so badly lh a t you know ll
w asn't a fluke This game w ill
m ake us a n g ry . I h is gam e
should make the players really
upsri and. hopefully, w e'll come
bark lo |jracllce and Jusi gel
tje lirr and Ije iic r I think what
w r have lo do Is )usl gel down
and flat out leach
Shocking losses are not u n
co m m o n at the C h a m in a d e
Classic In I9H3 and H4. host
team Chaminade knocked ofT
first-ranked tram s V irginia and
L ou isville lo b ring the lin y NAIA
school Into prom inence In 'H3.
i h r S llv r r s w o r d s u p e n d e d
V irg in ia when Ralph Sampson
was u senior. C ham inade worked
Its magic again by healing a
D u lls v ille leant that had been to
t h r F in a l Four t h r jire vlo u s
season.
T h e C h a m in a d e C la s s ic
n o r m u lly d ra w s o n e to u te d
D ivision I tra m and seven lesser
schools. V irginia C oarh Terry
llo lla -td said p la y in g against
unheralded tram s and Ihe long
travel can have a detrim e ntal
cfTrcl on players w h o go to
Hawaii.
"Y o u 're alw ays concerned."
H olland suld "Y o u th in k they
m ig ht take the game lig h tly.
W ith o u r leant, w r were com ing
buck (rum Japan W r had b ru trn
Houston w ith o u t Sam pson. Hr
bad the tin W r had a day oil
treat Utah and then came hark
w ith a good p ra c tic e . They
p Iu y c d h a r d ( a g u I n s t
Chaminade). they Just couldn 't
get th r D ill to go In. Som etim es
y o u 're la c k ld a ls lc a l. b u t we
o u trrb o u n d cd them .
"Y o u try to pot y o u r finger on
II. hut you can't. The travel, the
d ls tu n c c . th e d is o rie n ta tio n .
S om ething's going on. Some
tim es you Jusi run In to a learn
th a t's jilu y in g well.
"M o st o f the time, th r frllu s
are ready to play. Today th e y 're
serious about basketball. T he y
w ant to jila y well out there. In
Ihe old days, you had lo w o rry
about them getting sunburn o r
e x p e n d in g loo m uch e n e rg y
s n o rk lin g ."
C o m p le te to p 2 0 lis tin g a n d
v o te a a re on Page 2B.
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11 Containers
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d iam ond* tim e h r fell Dial a
tussive Irad would I r l declarer
art u p r lu h * for d isca rd * T h is
was good th in k in g W h rn your
o p p o n e n ts Ita v r sh ow n ih r y
h a v r a suit ih ry ra n u sr lor
discards, It Is o fte n rig h t to Irad
away from a king or q ue rn ,
hoping In art up a tric k In llm r
to use ||. T his Is Ir u r r v r n
agalnyt a slam
W it h W r t l i w e ll- ju d g e d
diam ond lead. South no lo n g rr
had lim e to set up Ihe r lu h *
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Af t e r w in n in g th e
diam ond lead and d raw ing I w o
rounds of tru n i|M . S oulh Irrl the
q u e rn of hearts (rom dum m y
East was obliged lo itiv r r . and
S m ith won th r a c r Next r iu iir
ih r 10 of hearts T h is llm r It was
West s tu rn lo m v e r in the hope
that Kast had Hit nine of hearls
Hut tint so South ru lfrd and
returned to his hand w ith a
tru m p T h r heart nine was good
lor a diam ond discard, so South
was then able to concede a i lub
loser and make six sjM ilrs Even
though S o uth ’* play rls k rd go
ing dow n an rx tn r tric k . II was a
v r ry reasonable ris k Given that
West had found the k illin g Irad.
II b rh u o v rd South In Iry lo
salvage his rtm lra c l " I w ould
never have bid Ilie slam w ithout
Ihe nine of h ea rts." South Jested
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BLOOM COUNTY
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T h r b id din g lls rlf was a s lm p lr
value sequence N o n h showed a
good c lu b suit plus spade sup
p on . South fell h r had rn o u g li
e xtra values lo shoot out the
slam and d id so d ire c tly
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PEANUTS
WHY 00 TWELVE
BlR PS THINK THEY
U - ll
c a n play hockey
ON ONE FROZEN C O
WATER P iSm
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by T.K. Ryan
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Sanfo'd Maraid. Sanford. Florida — Tutidiy. Doctmbar 27.
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People
Child dreamed of adoption
Help for gamblers offered
G am blers Anonym ous am i Gam-Anon for fa m ily am i friends,
meet sc|ta ra trly Monday and Friday (non-sm okers) at 7 30
p m ., C hurch of Hie ( hkx I Shepherd. 331 lo ik r A v r . M aliU nd
For m ore Inform ation, call 236-0306
Panic Attack group to meet
A g ora ph ob la/P nn lr Altar k Support G ro u p m e n s each
Tuesilay al N p m at W r it Lake- Hospital. 360 W Slate Koad
434. Lungwcxxt T b r »up|x>rt group Is for those w ho a rr afraid
to go o ut o f their house and h r active In |n ib llr
Overeaters to weigh in
A regular m eeting of O v rrra le r* Anonym ous la r o n d u rtrd on
Tueadaya al 7 30 p to al Florida Power and L ig h t. 301 Myrtle
Ave . Sanford For more inform ation, call (.'ami al 322-0637
Casselberry Kiwanis to rise
Klw anla ( 'lu ll of Casaelberry meets al 7 30 a m every
Tuesday at Village Inn. U S Highway 17 02 and IX ig trark
Road. laM igwixxl For more inform a tion , call M31 H343
Toastmasters to speak up
Oayhreakera loastm aater* meets al 7 13 u m
fuesday at
(T irtstu 's Restaurant on Fuat Street. Sanford Guests arr
welcome
i u a sim a n irrs In trru a tn .o a l C lub 63MI m eets eac It Tuesday
7 30 p m al Seminole C o m m u n ity College. Koorn S-206 For
more In form ation, ra il 603 3*166
TOPS chapter to meet about eating
Take O fl Pound* Sensibly H irelings are held al the Osteen
C ivic Center on Tuesdays at 7 p m For m ore Inform ation,
contact M m belle T ixkl al 3 2 1-M133
Nar-Anon to offer help
Nar Anon a sell help group for retain rs and Irtends of
a d d k ls w ill meet lu e v la i al H p m al O rlando General
H ospital For m o rr Inlotm alton. r a il 669 6364
Bridge club ready to deal
Sanford D uplicate llrn lg r C lu b meets al noon each Tuesday
al lire Greater Sanford Chamber ol CcNnmercr. 400 K Fust St..
Hanford
Volunteers council to congregate
The C ouncil o f Volunteers C oordinators lor Sem inole County
meets the first Tuesday of every m onth al 9 a m al the
A m erican Red Cross o ilie r Slate Koad 434 longw ood
M em bership Is open lo d llr , lo ts and ctMirdlnalors ol agencies
using volunteers For m o rr inform ation, call C he ryl wertey.
323-2096
TOPS to meet about eating
TOPS C hapter FI. 79 w ill meet Tursdav al 6 13 p m
llo w e ll Plat r ,2 0 0 W A lrjm rl DlVd Sanh.f.l
at
Sanford Lions to huddle
Sanford l.ions C lub inerts at noon ra< li Tuesday a l Western
S l/z lln S lra k h o u s r 21MX) O rlando Drive. Sanlnrd
Rotarians to rise for meetings
C a s a rlb riry Kotary C lub m eets al 7 30 a in on Wednesday al
Ih r C aaarlberry Senkti C rn tr r. 2(X> N Lake T rip le t Drive.
Casselberry
Hanford breakfast Knlary C lub meets al 7 a ni Wednesday at
Sanlord C ivic Center
Stompers to hold club meeting
The Old H ickory Sio iii | m-is * logging group bolds club
m eetings every W rd n rv ta y al Ih r Knights ol C olum bus Hall on
S Park Avenue. Sanlord For m o rr Inform ation, i all 349 9329
Sanford Kiwanis to do lunch
Sanford K iw anis Club m rr la al noon Wednesday at Ih r
Sanlord C ivic C rn tr r lor luncheon and program
Overeaters to weigh in
A m .r iin g on sp iritu a lity in relationships in O v rre a lrrs
A nonym ous Is conducted on Thursdays al 7 30 p m . In Ih r
C o m m u n ity Im provem ent A s s o c i a t io n b u i l d i n g . C o u n try Club
Road, ta ik r Mary For m o rr Inform ation, call C h a rllr al
323-8070
D E A R A B B T : For years I have
been writing till# Ir lt r r III im
h eu d" — now It's lim e lo p u l II
on [taper
I scream Inside when I rr.n l
le tte rs In y o u r colum n (ru m
g ro w n a d o p trd c h ild re n w h o
w o n d e r a b o u t Ih r lr “ r e a l"
parents — w hat they look lik e ,
(■osaible siblings, and agonizing
over w hether to try lo find them
My "re a l*' parents raised m e.
a n d I w is h e d th e y h a d n ’ t
T h ro u g h o u t m y rhlldluM M l I
used lo dream that some lo v in g
fa m ily w ou ld adopt me a w l ir I I
me that I was "c h o s e n " bv
them A bby. th is Is an open
te lle r lo a n adopted child
Dear Adopted Child So you
w o n d rr about your b in h [M in u s
and Ih r lr fam ilies today? Your
( u rto s lly is norm al, h ul I beg
you. leave w ell enough alone
Ynur m other had a very good
ira s o u for e ntrustin g your ra re
10 someone r i s e She d id not
give your aw ay’’ — she gave
vou o p p o rtu n itie s she could not
offer you A llo w in g someone ris e
tu aiL.pl and raise you was Ih r
m ost lo v in g , unselfish a d a
m other can m ake
If you had an average u p h rln g
tng w ith yn ur adoptive parents
p ra is e G od th a t y o u r b ir t h
m o th e r h ad th e courage lo
surrender yuu If your adoptive
(varenls did not treat you w ell. I
am sorry, hut hear In mood, you
m ig h t no( have fa rrd h r llr r w ith
you btoiogh al |ta rrn ls llln od lie s
do not a u to m a tica lly rrra le lov
lug relationships I know Here Is
m y story
I was one ol several r h lld r r n
bora lo a m iddle class, b lu r
collar w o rk in g man and a gen
lie. obedient, hard w orking ru ra l
6:30 7:00 7:30
ARIF.S
Avoid It
laaal.ay II
llir m
Y
effect Ivc
later wile
D E A R DR. OOTT; Everyone
tell*, m e s o m e th in g d iffe re n t
a b o u t th e ch a n g e u( life
I
w lll/w n n 'l need horm ones. I
w tll/w on T enjoy sex anym ore
M arch 21 A p ril 191
ilm g m in o r chores
•or h ra rt is nor in
II l>r m u ch m o rr
•mg ilu- saint tasks
aur iimmm I a h.ingrs
T A U R l |A|>ril 20-May 20|
D on't lei issa sslvenrss gain Ih r
upper h I today if somrone
you're vr banal ail ap|>ears lo lie
paying n r a tte n tio n In someone oilier :ian vou
There’s
DEAR G R A N D M O T H E R : f lu
num ber o f readers w ho a g rrt
w ith you s u rp rise d and ills
rnayed me* As for Ih r story
about Je su s and ih r lepers
according to 'G o o d News lor.
Modem M a n " ( Ih r New Tesla
m r n l in t o d a y ’ s E n g l i s h )
published b y the Am erican llih lc
Society: W hen Jesus healed 10
lepers and o n ly one H ia n k rd
him . he said. "T h e re w e rr 10
men made c le a n —where a rr lit*
lo l h r r l n in e '* " so o b v io u s ly
Jesus kepi tra c k o f (hose w ho
thanked film and those w ho din
n o ! S h o u ld a M id w e s te r n !
grandm other do less?
C O N F ID E N T IA L TO J .L . IN
BEND. ORE •i A very savvy m an
once said " A beautiful w om an Is
Ih r one I notice A i h arm in g
woman Is th e one who not Ires
me.”
C O N F ID E N T IA L TO YOU: Of
all the e m p ty phrases u tte re d,
m y vole lo r the em ptiest is
It
there is a n v lliln g I can do lor
you. pleas*- let me know "
(Prohlams? W rita lo Osar Abby
For a p e rs o n a l, u n p u b lis h e d
reply, sand a s e ll addressed
•tamped envelops lo Dear Abby.
P.0. Box 69440. L o t Angslss,
Calif. 90069 A ll correspondence
I t confidential.)
BiinB'inimi11:30
9:30 10:00 10:30
GEMINI (May 21 -June 20| derslaMMl anal rejected.
L IB R A (Sept. 23 O ct 231
C n n lln u r lo lie k in d lo others
Paday. esjK-a tally la m lly mem- Someone you like who has h u rl
tiers, even II they dai nol show your feelings recently co uld lie
p ro p e r a p p re c ia tio n lo r your com pletely unaware ail yo u r re
gestures. T h e ir m in d s could la- a rilon . b rin g ll ami In io the open
today. because II can lie easily
ora other Hungs.
CA N CER (June 2 1 -J u ly 221 lie resolved
extrem ely careful today that you
SCORPIO (Oa t 7 4 -Nov 221 lb
dai nol Ir ra l o ilie r* in a cornie selective reg ardin g the typ es of
st end in g lash lon
If you a rr outside a c tiv itie s you get In
insincere or try to use fla tte ry lo volved w ith at tills lim e There s
gain yo ur ends. Il w o n 't w ork.
a posslhilll v vou llllg lll Jump
LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug 221 If you
Into s o m e lliln g w hich Is over
have a C hristm as g ill lo re tu rn your purs*-.
tcxlay. d o n 'I exchange II lor
S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dea
s o m e th in g I m p r u r t l r a l Jusl
lircause Ih r jia cka g ln g dazzled 211 If you u r r nol w illin g lo short
you. law k for s u b s tu n c r, nol Ih r llm r llg h i today w ljh a (lenton
(lush.
w ho m ad e a recent ac
VIRGO lA ug 23-Sept. 221 T ry c o m p lls lim e u l p o s s ib le , y o u
nail lo h o lt Into s itu a tio n s today m lg lil nol gel help Hie next lim e
11 Is neealed
that do nol d ire c tly concern you
A lthough your In le n ilo n s w ill be
(C II9H H . N EW SPAPER E N
giMMl. th ey c o u ld he m lsu n - TERPRISE ASSN
e after menopause
MEDICINE
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Ik- wary - >ut g e llin g Involved
In any lor ttf rtananlia- Intrtgue
al this urn b re a u s r what y o u 'll
hope lo k p secret w ill nail go
u n a lrlrc lri
PISCES eh 2 0 -March 20) l l r
la lv hut • o I*' rea listic il vou
have (o fg o u a le ia delicate
a g re e m e
to d a y
D o n 't h r
wishv-wn 1 y a rid say "yes'* lo
aiyton t like )usl to be
term s
nice
By Bernice Bede O to l
TO U R BIRTHDAY
December 28. 1966
In lhe year ahead vou are
lik e ly In lie sh(siilng (or several
m ajor ohfee l i v e s A l t h o u g h r a c li
m ig h t not lie al tamed, your m ost
Im p o rta n t g o a l s w ill have g<»«l
a liana*-* i4 taring aa hirvral
C A P R IC O R N ID er. 22 J a n
10) T od ay you m ight secretly
rrs c u i having lo do som ething
lo r someone because you’ll feel
v o u 'tr tir in g Im nosrd upon u n
fa irly . yel y o u 'll si III c o m p ly
w 'tlhoul m a k in g a big deal about
II. C ap rico rn , treat yourself to a
b irth d a y g ift. Send lo r y o u r
A stro-G raph predictions lor the
year ahead by m ailing 61 lo
A s iro T ira p h . r /o th is nrw spa|x-r
1*0 box 9I42M . Cleveland. OH
44101*3428 Ik- sure to sta le
yo u r zodiac sign.
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ADVICE
Years of psychotherapy, divine
guidance and c o m m itm e n t to
su rvival have enabled me In
overcome my haltered
A B IG A IL
childhood. I'm m iddle-aged now.
V A N BUREN hut when I was horn. I know
there m ust have been a childless
J couple w ho w e rr p ra vln g they
c o u ld have a h e a lth y baby
mother Out a rd lv we appeared daughter like me In love and
“rage m id d le d .inn raise
lo Ire an
family My I iie r alw ays worked
Perhaps such a r n u p lr re
steady, and nv m other rooked ceived you. A dopted C hild If
and cared >r her home and they loved and carrel for you.
rhlldrrn W i l l a itrn d rd i h u rrh look at them closely, for they a rr
I r r h lld r r n w e rr .is "re a l’' as any parents ra n txregularly
|Mtllir. and turned out b r ttr r
Slgn me
than |u*t
rag.
A ’'typica l
W ISH I'D BEEN ADO PTED
- from o u t
American ifcnlv
ward appea p< r s
DEAR A B B Y : I am a m other
Now for
tr u th Mv lather
who did uol teach her children
was a devil llv r w III) I. along
tu w rite iliw tik vou m .ics Why?
w ith ta> ! h ers and sister.
were subjet ■I lo every kind of because m y m o th e r d id n 't leach
me lo w rite th a n k -y o u notes I
abuse a t h c o u ld exjierlenee
asked her w hy. and she said
and I mean r r y kind — verbal,
because most people d ld r 'l have
physical an sexual. I grew up
m oney for sta tion ery and post
w it h fe a r a n d s h a m e
Mv
mother s g«i was lo {ita trc t us age d u rin g l he Depression A
verbal thank you was considered
kids long r r ugh lo gel us oul of
live house Jlvr. In lh a l she sufficient
Where do Ih r snobbish ellsucceeded it we al! sustained
enorm ous .v ih o lo g ii.il darn- < |u rttr people gel I h r idea lh a l a
w ritte n than-you is lM -iirr than a
spokrn one'.*
As a i hi I used lo dream
I d is a g rrr stro n g ly w ith Ih r
that some*i w o u ld adopt me
g ra n d m o th e r w ho refused In
The closest arne was having a
give her g ra nd childre n any more
childless a )i and uncle who
presents h rr a u s r th ey d id n 't
a g rrrd to I pt us If w r should
w rite thank vou notes If she
ever la-con orphaned lin fo rtu w ants to know if they received
n a trly. nc uncle — not mv
her present, she should phone
lather — eh p rrm a tu rrly . For a
ih r tn up and ask l lir m Then, if
w h ile we ta d a w o n d r r lu l
they d id n 't say th a n k you. she
n r ig h h o a “ L e o n a . “ w h o
w ould have a le g itim a te c o m
befriended |Us lia tlr r r d . lonely
plaint
child. We ro ll pie crust and
Can you l me s tra ig h t?
DEAR IE A D E H : I II try
As wo rn ag«\ I heir ovaries
produce less of iht- female
iiorinom ailed estrogen Even
tu a lly . lie p ro d u c tio n ol
horinoiia lllls lo m ii II a low level
that wan n tin lon ge r ovulate or
have m 'lis t r t u illo n . T h is Is
called III iic iio jia u s c
Many ,H io p .iu s.il women exp e r te n it* n o d l s c o r n f o r i
w h a iv x -jir when l heir m eiislrual jM-riojt cease. In (act. Ihcy
m ay fc e li sense o f freedom and
re llrl Ix fm s<- they can no longer
become/ pregnant. They don't
r c q u l i / s y n t h e t ic h o rm o n c
supplerieuls and they conllm ie
In
h i enjrr
in ] * y active
m i n i sex
* x lives.
in i
U n f rf In
t u nn aate
lr ly
ly ., tl
ib is Is not
Some wom en's
ulw .iv/ Hie case. Son
Ixxliei rea d v lo lrno ily to Ih r
d e ir ijix In h orm oone
n t te rn -lio n .
T'hh e yj)// h a v e u n c o n t r o ll a b l e
fluuslipg
s lip g I(hot Hastiest. experience
e x tn p ie e m o tio n a l In s ia h llllv
and aiffcr from -• general unw ell
feeling.
Ilfcause c a lc iu m -u p ta k e In
b u rrs Is dependent on estrogen.
I h it* women can develop soli
im.1 b rittle Iwnes. as calcium Is
washed o u t” ol ilie m durin g
ftiacnopuuse. T lie y m ay notice
!lh a l sexual intercourse is dlfl l r u l t or p a in fu l because of
shrinkage and dryness ol Hie
vaginal lining
Such women r a n lx- helped
w ith supplem ental horm ones in
p ill. |Mteh nr cream form s. Each
cas<- iim-d lx- in d ivid u a lize d and
a woman should w o rk w lih a
gynecologist to d e te rm in e whai
her needs ure a n d w h e th e r
tio n n o n c therapy Is advisable
In short, m enojiause Is not (he
end of a happy h e a lth fu l and
sexual life:
II Is s im p ly the
c u lm in a tio n of a w om an s le rtlllty
Nol a ll w om en need lor
should have) horm one therapy
However, for th ose w om en
w h o w o u ld lie h e lp e d liy
hormones, am ple assistance Is
a v a ila b le . A ll h o u g h h u rm o u r
t r r a t m r n t m a y Im p r o v e u
w om an's sense o f w rll-lx -iiig and
reduce tx m r ca lc iu m loss. Ih r
use o f these m e d ic a tio n s Is
. i w x lated w ith M illie side r ll r d s
— In p articular, an increase In
Hie Incidence of u te rin e cancer.
Check w ith your gy necologist to
determ ine If you are a candidate
for hormone replac em ent
For m o rr In fo rm atio n. I am
sending you a copy o l m y llr u lih
R eport "M e n o p a u s e ." O th e r
reader* w ho w ould lik e a copy
should send $1 w ith ih r lr n a m r
aiut address lo I ' l l IL.x 91369
<leveland. O il 44101 3369 lbsure to m ention the title .
DEAR DR. G O TT: I have a
very stubborn |tu ln (u l cas* of
trigem inal n ru n ilg ta /n ru rltls Is
l l i c d ru g T e g re to l th e o n ly
treatm ent?
DEAR R E A D E R : l ng< in itia l
neuralgia (also k n o w n as lie
douloureux) Is a c o n d itio n of Hie
irtg rm in .il facial nerve, m arked
liy electrical stux k llk c pains that
a ile d a portion of the face. Il Is
caused by pressure on the nerve
o r b y a p o o rly u n d e rs to o d
breakdown o f Hie nerve. The
pains can appe ar w ith o u t w a rn
ing or they «an lx- triggered bv
touching Hie face, ch ew ing or
b r u s h in g lh e t e e t h
W hen
severe. Ihe d is co m fo rt Is In
capacitating
Several tre a tm e n ts are e f
fective
I'henvIolM (D ilan tin , u chug
used fo r se izu re s) Is a salt
m edlcuH on th a t m av red uce
Ixith Hie se ve rity and the In
quency o f trig e m in a l attacks
T r g r r l o l Is a ls o an a n t ! - '
ro n v iils a n t D ial Is Irc-cpiently
used In (real trig e m in a l n e u ra l
gia. However. Il clcx-s have sever
a l s id e e f f e c t s , i n c l u d i n g
drowsiness, suppression ol hlcxxl
c e ll fo rm a tio n , ja u n d ic e a nd
kblnev damage.
Sometimes, surgery llo release
pressure on th e nerve or in cu t
parts of Ihe nerve lo relieve |>nln|
Is necessary
DEAR D R. G O T T : Some lim e
ago I read lh a l an e xa m in a tio n ol
Hie oil secretions produced u n i
the I msc- ol tlx- nose s u p p lie d !;
considerable lu lo ru ia llo u a b o u t:
ih e In d iv id u a l u n d e r s tu d y .
Could you e xplain ?
DEAR R E A D E R : S cie ntists
have long been fascinated by HitIdea Ihut Ix x ly (unctions and
diseases can lx- studied a n il
m on itored liy e x a m in in g Husecretions In p rrs p lra tlo n . A l
though Hie analysis ol s k ill o ils
could. In th e o ry , provide In
hum ation a lx u it a person. I am
n o l a w a re o f a n y p ra c tic a l
application o l th is technique.
Therefore. I am not able id
explain the m a te ria l you read
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Big g am e hu nters
are a breed apart
l-OS A N G E LE S |UPI| - W h rn some 250 m en
met In e a rly December In N ew port Beach. C alif, to
honor one o f th e ir own w ith an award fo r life tim e
A ch ie ve m e n t, there waa n o d ou bt o f th e ir
exclusive standing.
1 They were a ll big name h u n te r and vehem ently
roud o f th e ir p a a ltlm r. d espite tra d itlo n .il
Isputrs w ith w ild life co nservationists w ho claim
they are b lo o d th irs ty k ille rs m asquerading as
sportsm en.
The h u n te rs came fro m across the U nited
Stales fo r th e presentation o f the 32nd annual
W ra lh e rb y D ig Game T ro p h y to Robert K u b lc k of
Anchorage. Alaska.
The c rite ria for the aw ard are rigorous The
w in n e r m u s t have re co rd -s e ttin g species o f
several a n im a ls from a ll six continents. The
life tim e to ta l k ill Is c ritic a l. The d iffic u lty In
securing th e specimen and Its ra rity are key
considerations.
1 The a w a rd 's sponsor said few er th an 20 m en In
Hie w o rld m ig h t m erit serious consideration for
the aw ard, w h ile o nly six are nom inated each
Year based u p o n their achievem ents
r By co n tra s t, there are an estim ated 18 m illio n
h u n tin g licenses renewed a n n u a lly in the U n ltrd
M ales So th e sphere o f th e serious big game
hunter is tr u ly microscopic.
Hut m ust experts agree th a t the total is far
greater In 1088 than In 1887. when Theodore
Roosevelt created a scoring system to evaluate
big game a nd a Inundation "to promote m an ly
t*|«>rt w ith a rUle (sndl w o rk fo r the preservation
o fth e iv rjjc gam e In this c o u n try ."
" I th in k m ore people are able to 0
big
game! to da y, sim ply because there a
.n o rr
w ealthy p e o p le ." said Ed W catherby. president of
the co m p a n y that hears th e fa m ily name ar.d
In a n u fa c tu re s some o f th e m ost e la bo rate
firearm s and scopes available
''It's ra s te r to get to A frica than It ever was In
Theodore Roosevelt s d a y."
lie saUt th e largest body o f w orldw ide h u n trrs Is
the 20,000-m em tier Safari C hibs International
liased In Tucson. Arts. T he organisation lias
established Its own scoring s y s trm to evaluate big
game tro p h ie s and d is trib u te s a substantial
portion o f m em bership fees to w ild life conserva
tion efforts.
But w h ile other conservationists have had
trouble d ig e stin g the h u n te rs ' philosophy ever
Since Roosevelt laid down h is ideals. W ra lh e rb y
said there Is no hypocrisy In th e creed.
' “ It m ig h t sound like a con tra il let ion. b u t it's
n o t." W ca th e rb y said "T h e h u n frr lakes very
few a n im a ls compared to th e n a tu ra l course of
nature.
'T o give one example, a lio n or a leopard In
Africa m ay k ill an Impala once every other day.
und if you m u ltip ly that by a ll th e lions over the
t-outoe of a year, you rra llie th a t w ith in the same
block of la n d , there m ight be o n ly half a dozen
hunters w ho m ig h t take one a n im a l each. So It is
very co n tro lle d "
H unters are also restricted in any given case to
s h o o tin g o n ly th e la rg e s t a n im a l, w h ic h
W ra lh erb y said Is almost a lw a ys the oldest and
weakest o f the breed.
The fees th e y must pay fo r flagging th e ir
trophies ^ w h ic h hunters surveyed said ru n ru n
as high as 9 40.000 Tor some breeds of lo rrlg n
‘bighorn sheep — are alw ays channeled d ire c tly
Into w ild life conservation e ffo rts
The sheer expense of those fees, all Involved
w ith the sp o rt agree, v irtu a lly act as a stopgap
measure against the unco ntro lle d slaughter of
game a n im a ls
‘ ” 1 th in k we are w itnessing a tren d s im ila r to
w h a t's been happening In Europe, where h u n tin g
has become a sport for those w ho have the tim e
lind the m on ey to p articip a te." W catherby said
' Nevertheless, the backlash against hunters has
fieen m an ifest in several ways.
f ’ J M cE lro y. the president o f Safari Clubs
In te rn atio na l and a form er W catherby trop hy
w inner, was m et by several hun dred protestors In
1987 w hen he opened h is own m useum In
T ucson b u ilt around the k ills he had ac
cum ulated.
1 The harsh reaction surprised h is guests, w hich
included m a n y of his h u n tin g peers
" I w ould say there were 3 00 o f them , m any of
them c a llin g o ut 'M urderers! M urderers!' at u s ."
said B runo Scherrer. 50. a Brentwood. Calif,
businessm an w ith mote than fo ur decades o f his
life devoted to h u n tin g .
" I n e ve r e xpe cted th e re w o u ld be such
backlash." S cherrer said. "S om e o f them were so
angry, th e y started th ro w in g rocks It was
frig h te n in g ."
McElroy refused to com m ent about the In rld e n t
or alumt h is sp ort.
"I'v e received enough p u b lic ity .” he said " I
have n o th in g left to say."
M eanwhile, confrontations co ntin ue and have
extended In to popular h u n tin g grounds
Along the eastern Mojave Desert in C alifornia, a
fu n n in g lia tlle evolved In December between
hunters o f the local bighorn sheep and a group of
30 a ctivists w ho called them selves the 'H u n t
S alioteurs."
The Saboteurs trave lrd to the border tow n of
Baker from as fa r away os San J a tc , Santa C ruz.
San Diego and Las Angeles sp ecifically to d isrup t
anyone se ttin g a im on the sheep
The h u n te rs are annually licensed to pursue
Ihe sheep b y the California D epartm ent o f Fish
nnd Game. B ut tire Saboteurs claim ed there was
"co rru p tio n Inherent In the (D epartm ent o f Fish
and Game) m anagem ent s tru c tu re " for a llo w in g
Ihe practice.
! "T h e y say tlie y are siphoning off ihe sick and
the old (sheep)," said Rick Bernard), a Saboteur
from San Jose. C ulif, "H u l tro p h y h u n trrs alw ays
go for the strongest and most m agnificent a nim a l,
not the w ea k.”
* Bernurdl said tlx.it w ith in a week of his gro up 's
a rriva l th e re were several slviw d o w n s w ith
hunters. In c lu d in g one In w h ic h u hun ter fired
w arning shots to keep the protestors away
"T h e y w e re n 't shooting to k ill. " Bernardl said,
"b u t they left no doubt o f tlw lr Intentions In
'scarlngour m em bers o ff."
' Bernardl suld he was c hused by a helicopter
und u ll-tc m iln vehicles to keep h im separated
from u h u n tin g party.
Both the C alifo rn ia H ighw ay I ‘a (m l and Dc|>anm rnt o f Fish und Game denied a helicopter
'was anyw here neur the desert h u n tin g ground
‘when Ihe S aboteur claimed he wuschu.sed.
1 "B u t last ye a r wux w orse." Bernardl suld.
‘"Someone got punched und Ihe hunters th re a t
ened to k ill film .
" It cun get dangerous out there, h ul a lot o f us
have the fe e lin g that we are w illin g to risk our
lives to save th e sheep. They are w illin g to step
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a v a ila b le Im m e d ia te ly at
Blair, w h ir h is an advantage if
you are a t-.nrtgagc* and nerd
a p olicy fo r closing to meet
th e r e q u ir e m e n t , o f th e
lender
I tls lr o ffe rs a three-year
p ricr-p ro te cted p e ltry w ith sn
A rated com pany. They e vrn
Insure fram e houses up to 50
years o ld as well ss m obile
homes, m o lo rry e le s and NV'a
llla ir In s u ra n c e A gency,
lo c s trd at 2 5 I0 A Oak A v r ,
lias been serving Sanford for
27 years.
They regard their clien ts ss
"fa m ily .” They are not just
num bers to S tevr Blair office
m a n a g e r, o r h is m o th e r.
Genie D la lr. owner and found
r r o f the agency.
W ith several different co m
panies In m i w hich to draw .
Ihe B la ir Agency Is able lo
shop a ro u n d for the best deals
tailored to the nerds of th eir
custom ers. Steve said
Genie founded Ihe agency
and re m a in s actively Involved
In all aspects o f Its operation
Considered an expert In the
Insurance field, early In her
career ahe wns for a lim e Ihe
only w om an licensed In both
real e s t a t e and insurance In
the s ta ir
T he B la ir A g e n cy s e lls
personal in ju ry protection In
su ra rx w . b u t r n u m i i c m l i lui
b tlliy Insurance as well I ’ll',
as It is co m m o n ly railed. Is
cheaper In s u ra n c e , h u l Is
‘ 's e lf- c e n te r e d p r o te c tio n
which provides n othing for
your fe llo w m a n ." according
lo Sieve.
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Because B lair Isn't a high
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Group trades teddy
bears for war toys
David. 0. sent In his toy non and
wrote "T h is Is m y last gun My
m om w on 't let me h a v r any
more. Please send me a teddy
lira r I w ill n iv r It to a homeless
r h lld ."
Mubin, who in th r last y ra r has
burled, melted, s lra m ro llrd and
sent war toys aloft In a balloon to
p u b lle lrr the causr. said m orr
than 1.000 child re n from 27
slates have e ither m ailed or
delivered their toy guns. laserflr ln n ro b o ts and o th e r vloIrnc r o riented toys to alliance
offices, w hich have given Ih r
child re n teddy la-ars In r r lu m
U n ite d P ress In te rn a tio n a l
LOS ANGELES — More than a
thousand child re n from a tro M
the n atio n h a vr traded th r ir war
toys (or Ir d ily Ix-ar* in Ih r Iasi
y ra r as pan of a cam paign to
prom ote p r a ir . an organizer said
Monday
J r r r y Mubin. head o f th r Lon
Angnt— chapter o f ih r Alliance
(or S u rviva l. u group a r tlv r In
a n il-w a r a nd r n v lr o n r n r n la l
Issues, said in a telephone in
te rvie w lh a i hundreds of other
c h ild re n have sent letters of
support.
Muhin, who Is not related In
The hears are provided by
the IlNiOs a n il-w a r a ctivist of the
same name, read some of the Dakin Toys, a San Francisco
company.
letters the alliance has received
*'l d o n 't w ant tills gun I got it
"W ha t these kids are saving
at cancel ru m p to Unlit my
shows Ith a ll we can change
leukem ia I w aul a teddv lira r to som ething negative Into some
lo v e " w rote a 7-year-old boy
th in g positive." Mubin said
named Ames from T ip to n . Iowa
"T o y nuns for teddies are the
M ubin, w ho has o rganised
best th ln n I've ever heard o(
d e m o n s t r a t i o n s o u ts id e
Keep it nom n' wrote Sarah, a Sylvester Stallone’s m ansion to
M a s s a c h u s e tts e le m e n t a r y
protest th r a c to r's "M a m b o "
school student
movies, said the a n il war toy
And from D orshcslcr. M a s s . s r n tlm r n l has p ic k rd up so
"W a r to y * are d r*e n *!ltx ln g
children to the h orro r* nl real
w a r," Muhin w ild " S im ile* have
been done th o w in g that c h ild re n
who play w ith war lo y * e x h ib it
( ih r ra tin g violence level*. poor
per lo r m a lic e In e c h o o l. are
abusive to a n im a l* anil there %
even a (xrssiblr correlation 10
c r im in a l b e h a v io r In la t e r
year* "
Due. In |>art. In the a llia n c e '*
effort*, die Los A n g rle * Hoard of
Education recently passed a re*
o lu llo n *lro n g ly urging p aren t*
to »top buying th r ir children war
toy*.
Also, b rc a u ir of accident* In
w hich (Miller o llle rr* havr shot
children and teenager* p la yin g
w ith gun* that appear a uthentic.
Ih r C alifornia le g is la tu re passed
a law that lir n im r * effective Ja n
I barring the sale, m anufacture
or d is trib u tio n of rrp llc u Iny
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I.OS A M i l l I S I l l ’ ll I h r S ir e n * of
M nllywrxxf are b rim m in g w ith d ie m , runaw ay
teenager* stru n g o u l on d ru g* and forced In to a
life o f p ro s titu tio n .
Most are v ic tim * of physical and em otional
abuse, una ble to escape the g rip o f th e ir
a d d ic tio n * yet d esperate to so m e ho w free
them selves Irom a g rlrn existence
The la h lr o f a nun-splashed D»* Angeles lu re *
thousand* of ru n a w a y* — a* m any a* 10 ,000.
according to some estim ates — to the etty every
year Fleeing rejection In their ow n homes, they
all too olten fall In to ilr* |M lr for lack of education
or tra in in g
S o m r e ve n tu a lly seek help th ro ug h e rtn u
In te rve ntio n p iu g ra m * O th e r* h aw cvie. are
turned away.
It I* at d ia l Juncture where the people at
Covenant House, a private a m i.il welfare agency,
sw ing in to action
Founded some 20 year* ago by (truce M ilter, a
Franciscan priest. Covenant House has rescued
.111 • -.iiiii.it> il 100.000 s lrre t k ills In New York.
Toronto. Houston. Fort l^tu d e rd a lr. New Orleans
and (.u a lrm a la
It ha* now come to lam Angeles, where on Dec.
10 a team ol Covenant House workers em barked
on w h.it w ill I m- a n ig h tly outreach program In
H o lly w o o d , d r iv in g u p a n d d o w n se e d y
iMMilrv.irds In a van and offering hoi cocoa, cold
sandwiches and on-the-spot counseling to street
child re n
Anne Donahue, e x e c u tiv e d ire c to r o f the
agency, said lh .it, in |u *l die ftrxl few nig hts, the
counselors encountered dozens o f street c h ild re n .
Includ in g .1 trrn a g e boy from M ichigan w ho bad
Inrned lo p ro stitu tio n
" lie m r l a kid who told h im about h u s tlin g and
be ended up on Santa Monica D ou lcvard." she
said.
A nother prostitute, a 17-year o ld g irl, "lite ra lly
snatched a sandwich out of a (counselor's) hand
S hr was in very, very luid shape." Donahue said
T ile establishm ent o f Covenant House In Los
Angeles was announced Dec. 14 by form er
T reasury Secretary W illia m E. Sim on, a Covenant
House I m m h I mem ber.
We m usl build a fu tu re th a t holds o u l true
ho|»- for die kids d ia l are furred to tu rn to the
s tin -ts
for su rvival ttrrau se they h a v r no other
place to tu r n ." Sim on said In a speech before the
la»s Angeles Area ('h a n d ie r of Commerce.
I ll* goal Is h ig h ly a m b itio u s
Covenant lln u s r w ill provide runaw ays thc
" second c h a n rr to evolve from our society’s
refuse to It* workers und m anagers." h r said.
The si reel outreach progrum . funded by Ihe lots
Angeles J u n io r C ham ber of Commerce, w ill
o |tr ra lr r v r r y ntghi from 8 p m to 3 a m . A
second van Is expected to begin operating In
Anaheim and lam g D eath next yrar.
Along w ith Ih r outreach program. Covenant
House has a nationw ide hotline und Is developing
plans lo often u crisis center and long-term
residential program by 1990.
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between the gun and the sheep "
H unters bristle at Ih r suggestion they a rr
in d ls c rim liM lrly d estroying breeds of anim als
The p rivilege o f h u n tin g — especially In foreign
countries — Is often granted out o f necessity, said
another past w inn er o f d ir W eadicrby trop hy.
"S ure, there's controversy, hut keep the h un ter
out of It. " said T h o rn to n Snider. 71. from
T urlock. Cullf. "Africa Is p ra ctically a basket case,
and those people, the o n ly th in g th ey've got to
sell In m any cases Is the game.
" It's no different th an the cattlem an. They have
nothing, and It's a source o f great Incom e for
nations like Zam bia. T a ru ln la . E thiopia and
Z im b a b w e ."
Snider said som r of the more tu rb u le n t A frican
nations, inclu d in g die Sudan and Mozambique,
are h u rtin g on iw o different fron ts because of
p olitical strtle.
lie said armed citizen s of those co un trie s a rr
now slaughtering a nim a ls themselves w ith o u t
consideration ol p ro fits lost (on h u n tin g licenses),
or o f random e lim in a tio n of some species.
Includ in g th r female und the strongest o f the
young.
"T h ere ts no Incom e und no c o n tro l." Snider
v ild " I t would lie the same as ta king a ll the game
wardens out of th r U nited S lu trs ."
S c h c rrrr said flic* laym an 's Image of h un ters
also has I m t ii confused w ith those o f poachers,
who have scoured A frica for both elephant tusks
a n il rhinoceros h o rrs.
" I have heard there a rr no rlrp h u n ts left In
Kenya.” Schcrrer said. " I l was once Ihe No. I
salarl co u n try In the w orld, b ut they have stopped
all h u n tin g there since 1977
"T h is Is not because of die hunters. It Is
because o f the (Mtuchrr* And In the case o f the
black rhino . It ts now on die endangered species
list because they have sold (horns) lo m any Aslan
countries, where people believe the ground up
horn Is u ii a phrodisiac,"
One c lin ic a l psychologist who Is fa m ilia r w ith
Ibc standards and practices of big game h u n trrs
s;»ld she cannot agree w ith the sport's cd tlcs.
Dr M arilyn Kum un. based In Enclno. C alif.,
said she has seen th r m odus o|x-randl o f several
h u n te rs d u rin g h e r o w n p h o to s a fa ris In
Dotswunu. Zambia. Zim babwe. Huwanda and
Kenya. The rtia rg c * m a d r by groups like Ih r
H unt SatMileurs. s h r said, are groundless.
"T h e big game h u n te r Is a hlghly-com petltlve
Individu al playing a game that Ls restricted lo few
people," Hum an v ild " I n fact, to play Ihe game,
tills is a very w lc c t Irllx -. playing som ething of an
In dica te chess game.
" I t's a game played by the same men who enjoy
any game d ia l Is strategic and privileged You a rr
liMiklng ut m en com peting at die very highest
level of c o m p c llllo n . not Jusi somebody who goes
oul and shoots game "
H um an said she held die same prejudices
agulnst b u n tin g u n til she saw die process
a ctua lly carried out.
"T h e big game hun ters make a very convenient
target, hut they ... are the least th re a t." H um an
said. "U n fo rtu n a te ly , they make the biggest
target, because m an y o f them come o ff tn a
p rivile g e d way and d o n 't m uke very good
s|Mikes|K-o|)le (or themselves. IVuple d o n 't have
m uch sym pathy for them .
" D ili If we engaged In war on the same basts
that these men hum anlm uls. there w ould be very
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boon m a iled a re r t a . i t t d
were "an a flro nt against the s p irit of peace. T hat
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u h .it was supposed lo lie a celebratory ot raston
For a frustrated Castro. It ts easier to lash out at
th r United Slates than at the Soviet Unkin. the real
target of his unhappiness
The thaw ing In U S.-Soviet relations does not
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to revo lu tio na ry a c tiv ity However. Castro, as a
venerable T h ird W orld leader, cannot afford to
appear Inactive.
C on seq ue n tly, be has begun a d ip lo m a tic
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rm p ha sls from th r political arena to economics
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countries.'*
Moscow, how evrr. r r a l ii r * there ts u delicate
balanre In dealing w ith Castro, rsp e rta lly tn
C entral Am erica.
T h r test on how far th r Soviets can push h im
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w hich Is expected tn launch a new p r ace cam paign
over Nicaragua and could call on Ih r K rem lin to
Ira n on Its a lly.
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revolutionary tactics in the Caribbean, c u llin g
bock aid and refusing to Increase o il shipments
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stop lo m rn tln g revolution In the region, and toned
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TA L L A H A S S E E (UP!) — Florida Republicans Including Gov.
Bob Martinez are puthing stale Transportation Secretary Kaye
Henderaon for Ihe lop job at the U.S. Department of
Tranaporatlon under the Bush admlnlttrailon.
Martinez feels Florida should be given major consideration
for administration jobs because of the stale’s size and the huge
majority It gave Bush In Tuesday's election, aides said
Thursday.
Other slate Republicans promoting Henderson arc state
party chief Jeannle Austin and Alec Courtelis. one of the
party's moat successful fund raisers.
Henderson was reluctant to discuss Ihe situation.
‘‘The most I can tell you Is that Ihe governor's office asked
me to update my resume, and I gave It to him." Henderson told
the Florida Tlmes-Unlon.
*Td be very flattered to be on any list, no matter how long
It's an exciting prospect, but It’s just s prospect.”
Martinez reporledly fell out of favor with Bush because of thr
controversy attending Flohda'a abortive attempt to extend the
sales tax to business and professional services — an effort
Martinez strongly barked before barking down amid protests
by Industry groups.
Gamboling goats
These domestic goats' relatives are known for their adeptness
at scrambling over the rocke of Ihe Rocky Mountains and their
heritage makes them natural climbers These were found
T o p lo ts sunbathing m ore popular
MIAMI BEACH (UPII — Life guards at Miami Beach say
topless sunbathing for women ts getting more popular,
probably because of a recent Influx of tourists from Europe,
where It Is an accepted practice.
Life guard Len Gambia says that on a weekend dav there are
anywhere from 25 to 5 0 1-pleas women ui his area alone.
"There are definitely more this year than any other year."
Gambia sain.
Police Chief Ken Classman said topless sunbathing Is against
the law In Miami Beach, but It has not been a problem.
" A lot of northern Europeans come here and don't find
anything wrong with It. It's not against the law In their
countries." Classman said. "There are no problems caused by
this. We're not looking to arrest tourists."
He said arrests are only made If complaints ore made, and
they are rare. He said the one or two a year usually come from
families who don't want their small children exposed lo nudity.
European tourism was up 62 percent In the first five months
In 1988 over the first five months of 1967. according to the
Greater Miami Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
Th is month a Danish travel agency booked 1.400 Scandina
vian tourists In Miami Beach over the next year.
Miami Beach Commissioner Bruce Singer said Americans
have to compromise a little If they want Europeans to feel at
ease here.
"T h e city of Miami Beach has become very International In
the last 12 months." he said. " T o them. It's natural. You do
have people who gawk. The y don't understand that It's
culturally accepted In other countries. People have to become
tolerant."
Winners, losers battle in House
United F r e w Inteenatlenal
TA L L A H A S S E E — Stale lawmakers wlx»
chose th r wrong side of the leadership
struggle between Sprakerdcolgnalc Tom
Gustafson and Hrp Carl Carpenter arc
awaiting their punishment.
Carpenter. D-Planl City, had already lost
the powerful rhalnnanshlp of the Rules
com m lltrc for announcing hr would try to
forge a coalition with House Republicans lo
oust Gustafson. D-Fort Lauderdale
Since Gustafson brut hark the i h.tllrngr
Thursday. Carpenter's supporlrrs figure
they'll wind up In Ihe dngtxnisr. too
T h r benrflrlarlrs In terms of plum
com m lltrc assignments — even choice oil Ice
and parking space — will be Gustafson
stalwarts, including many south Floridians
" T o b r brutally honest, w c'rr tn a bettrr
position now than we've ever been." said
MIAMI — The Coast Guard searched the waters of the
Windward Passage off Haiti Saturday for two Haitians who
apparently drowned during a boarding by U.S. officials.
A Coast Guard spokesman said a four man boarding party
from the cutter Tampa. Including an agent of the Immigration
and Naturalization Service, were rundutllng a routine
In^ctdlcllon Friday night when the rickety vessel began lo sink
Unltad F r t u Intarnatlanal
FO R T LAUDERDALE A
man whose son was acquitted ol
murdering Edward and Sylvia
Nipon has been convicted of two
counts of first degree murder In
the killings, even though he did
not pull the trigger.
North Miami (teach eon man
llunm i Wole oil immedialclv was
sentenced to life in prison with
no charier of parolr for 25 years
after the verdict. Brow ard
C o u n ty C lrru ll J u d g r Paltt
Englander Henning said ihe
laris of the case did nol warrant
ihr dratli penalty.
Wolcoff. 49. accepted Ihe
verdict with a c Inn lied jaw and
a jokr for hts attorney.
"Th in k I'm eligible for com
m u n it y c o n t r o l? " W o lco ff
whispered to attorney Jeffrey
Harris
Wolcoff later said he regretted
Ihe Implications of the crime
more than the punishment
In thr game I vr played inv
whole life, jail Is just an oreupa
tlonal hazard, hut I don't want tn
be looked upon as the killer of a
mother and a father." hr said "I
don't want that silgma Let never
do that I think utivnnr who
IN 8 agent had just finished a head count when the
vRRW went down." Petty Offlrer Jerry Snyder said
E m b a lm e rh lt man finds own victm
F O R T LAUDERDALE — A funeral home worker moonlight
ing as a contract killer wasn't sure he had made a successful
hit until he found himself preparing his own victim for
embalming, poller said.
Benjamin Whitfield Is In jail on charges hr killed Jeffrey Ivan
Gw yn for $500 offered by a rival drug dealer who said Gwyn
was undercutting his prices
Whitfield. 22. told police h r shut at Gwyn June 13. but did
not know for sure he killed him until the next day when hr
helped get him rrady for embalming at his job as a handyman
at Benton's Funeral Home.
"He told us he didn't know until thr next day at work when
he helped embalm him." police detrctlvr Vicki Russo said
Friday.
Also arrested In thr Incident last summer was Willie Melvin
Shivers. 49. who was charged with paying Whitfield lo do Ihe
killing.
Shivers and Gwyn. 29. were street-level drug dealers who
competed for customers. Russo said.
Shivers was charged In the slaying Thursday. H r was already
In jail for cocaine possession and violation of probation
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killing the wealthy I’hltailelphl.i
cuuplr — brother and sister-inlaw of fashion designer Albert
N ip o n - w it h a M A C 1 I
automatic pistol inside their
tx-achltoni condo in Hallandale
Jan 3 1 .I9H7
Bui assistant stair attorney
Chu ck Morion said Wolcoll
actively was Involved in ihe
murder plot
Wuleolf said his attempt to
Ix-al Ihe rase by acting as a
double-agent backfired H r
turned over lo (toller the murder
w e a p o n , E d w a r d N ip o n 'a
diamond pinky ring and valu
able Information about motives
and suspects
But hr rrluard tn hand over
two s i i s |m - i is said to br most
rrs|Hinsiblr lor the murders. Ills
son. Michael. 21. and Bernard U
Rubin. 63. a convicted labor
racketeer and long lime Irlrnd
Rubin a ls o was the Nlpon's
son-in-law
Harris said Hurt Wolc-olTa only
role Irt (hr killings was In cover
up (or his son. who was tried and
arc|ultircl ol the slayings in July
housing shortage
I M M P n n Ii
i Mm m I
* „ {»•
confirms what ptlvatr groups
have been saying about a
mourning shortage of afforda
ble housing for Floridians at
Ihe very bottom of thr eco
nomic heap.
The report by the Florida
Housing Final
Finance Agency said
Ihrre la a need for more than
315.360 rental units for very
low Income earners and Ihe
need Is rxprrtrd lo Inrrrasr to
380.423 hy the end of the
century.
The report notes the dream
of owning a home ts "totally
unreachable" for those In Ihe
lower Income groups
" T h is Is Ihe most com*
prchcnslve assessment of Ihe
n rrd for affordable housing In
Florida I haI has ever been
r r p a r e d , * ' s a id M a r k
r.I end ric k to n . e x e c u tiv e
director of Ihe housing agency.
"W e never had reliable
statewide data lo confirm Ihe
severity of Ihe shortage that
we knew was there." he said
The worst problems arr in
Dade and (Iniward counties
3 0.763 u n its re p e rllve ly.
Iin rll.it County needs 12.849
units and Palm Beach County
needs 12.399. the report said
An average of 3.400 lowincome m ulti-fam ily rental
units will have to bull! each
year over the next 15 years lo
meet Ihe demand, the report
said
To be considered affordable.
housing costs cannot rxeerd
35 percent of thr household
Income
"Very low" Incomes ranged
from $8,500 in Dixie County
to $17,350 In Palm Beach
County for a family of four.
People most affected by Ihe
problem are low-wage service
workers, rural farm workers,
minorities, ihe elderly and
single women who are beads
of households.
Households matching Ihose
descriptions number 950.238
this year and will Increase lo
1.18 million by 2000, Ihe
report says.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
9
LOCAL FORECAST
Today...Partly cioudfy with a
high In Ihr mid lu low HO*
Winds viuthraM at 5-10 mph
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Tonight...Cloudy with patchy
dense log developing toward
morning Low In Ihr low 60*.
Wind* light and variable
MONDAY
TUESDAY
FtfCldy 83-8$ FtyCldy 83-84
Monday. Partly cloudy with a
lilgh In ihr mid to low HO*
Wlnd**oulhrast at 5 -10 mph
M O O N PHASES
F IR S T
N o v 18
FLORIDA TEMPS
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WEDNESDAY
RtyCldy 79-84 Cloudy 86-88
TIDES
LAST
Oac1
IUIPI Ml ISO)
Pvbluhod Dolly end tondoy. eicept
Soturdo, By Tho tontoed Herald.
Inc.. MO N. French Avt.. Sontord.
fio m n .
Petersburg. S I . "S p u d " Clrm rnts. I)
Brandon and Rep Mary Figg. D Lutz
Other lawmakers. Including Rep Elvir
Martinez. I) Tampa. Hick Dant/lrr D-Winlei
Haven, and Ron Johnston. D-I'amaina City
were watting to learn Ihrlr (airs
T o r me. about all I have left Is my honm
and Integrity." Danl/lrr said "We don i
think there will lie retribution We've known
all along thrrr would probably tie tun
winners and btg losers "
House Republican (.ratter Dale Pali hell ol
Vero Beach said hts willingness to m nsidn
a 11>alitton with Carpenter ItonxN rats could
hurt his relationship with Ihe new speaker
"What's he going lo do. lire the minorttv
stalP Move our parking spaers all outdoors
Put us all In the basement’’" I'atrbett said
"I've Ix-ert there before My guys arr lougti
enough to take It They've been thrrr
before."
THE WEATHER
C
Sunday. Noumtur 13. i960
Vol 81. No 70
Rep Fred Llppman. D-Hollywnod wh.» Is
expected lo become chairman of the Rules
cummlllrc. "Broward County anil south
Florida will be in charge .”
Rep T .K Wcthrrrll. D-Daytona Beach,
another Gustafson supporter, has ahead)
been named t haimian in the Appropriations
committer.
On the oilier hand. Carprnlrr could also
lose hts scat on the powerful House budget
committer.
"If (GusUfsonl has venom In his heart lo
lake out. I hope he will lake It nut on me."
said Carpenter "I can stand It."
Hrp Dtrk Lorkr. I) Inverness could lose
hts chairmanship ol thr Military Allairs A
Emergency Preparedness Committer
Central Florida and Tampa li.iv won t
suffer too much because some area
lawmakers rrmulnrd loyal to Gostalson
They Included Rep Peter Wallace. D S l
Man sentenced to life Study documents
for Nipon killings
C o a st guard taarchas for Haitians
LO TTB R Y
playing on piles ol posts In a pastures along County Road 419
near Winter Springs
FU LL
N EW
N o v 23 ^ W D t o S
..S U N D A Y :
S O LU N A R T A B L E : Min I 30
a in.. 3:00 p in Maj. M III a m..
11 03 p m T ID E S : Daytona
Beach: high*. lOO Oa.m . 10 27
p mi low s. 3 24 a m.. 4 22 p in :
New S m y rn a Beach: highs.
I O N a.in.. 10 32 p in.: low*.
3:29 u m . 4 27
in ; Port Canaveral: highs.
10 I I a m . 10 35 p in..
NATIONAL WEATHER CONDITIONS
Unltad F ts b b International
Thunderstorms raged through
much of thr Mldwr*t early
Saturday while snow Irll In
South Dakota and Mlnnrsoia
and rain drrnchrd ihr P.u-lfle
Northwest, the National Weather
Service reported.
Severe thunderstorm* — in
plart-s. accompanied by hall — -
developed over Oklahoma late
Friday and ronllnurd early Sat
urday. with street Hooding re(xiricd in pari* of Oklahoma City
where 2 Incite* of ruin wa*
measured hy | a.in.
T h e sto rm s spread from
northern Arkansas to Missouri.
Kansas. Iowa and eastern
Nebraska.
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FRIDAY
PtyCldy 82-82
STATISTICS
The high temperature In Sinlord Saturday was HI degree*
and the Friday night's low was
82 as retxMlrd by the University
of Florida Agrlculim.il Research
and Education Center. Celery
Avenue
No rainfall was recorded dur
ing the 24-hour |>criod ending ai
H p m. Saturday.
The tcni|x-rature at H p in .
Saturday was 73 degrees, a*
re c o rd e d hy Ihe N a tio n a l
Weather Service ul the Orlando
Inlernuilonal Alr|n»rt
Oilier data:
S a turday’s high................ 82
Barom etric pressure 30.14
Relative h u m id ity...... 79 pet
W inds...............North. 7 mph
Rainfall
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Today's Bunset...... 4:24 p.m.
Monday's sunrise..6:34 a.m.
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�Sinlpfd H tiili). Sanford, Flood* — Sunday. Novmbar 13. 1968 — IA
Funeral home founder dies
■ y $ A N O N A I0UCH A H IM K
Harold atilt writer______________
Man accused of beating girl
iVINTKH Si’KINOS — A Semlunlr County ih d IT* d-put)
arrested u in.in an a charge of batlrry-chlld abuse alter die*
deputy viId fir viw thr man force a bleeding. screaming girl to
Itir floor. M ir girl viid tlir man had beaten hrr.
T h r deputy said Char I n William MrFarland. 42. of
Woodbury Conn., was standing over thr crying girl when u
witness Irt thr drpuly Into u h o u v at 352 Hingwood Clrrlr,
W'lntrr Spring*. aftout 9 a m . Saturday.
T tir girl wa» Idcntlflrd only by thr laal name of McFarland In
thr i r m l report llrr agr and relationship to thr suspect was
nol rr|xirtrd.
The deputy ~ild when fir arrived at thr Ikiusc , hr hrurd
flomeone arrramlng. Whltr thr drpuly waa In tlir h o u v hr said
fir viw thr girl try to grt up and aaw McFarland grab hrr by thr
hack of tlir head and throw hrr hark to tlir floor Dond for
McFarland la $.VK).
Man arrested on sex charge
A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — An Altamontr Springa pollrrman
working undercover In thr rrsirrxim of Srara. State Hoad 430.
Altamontr S|>rluga. reported arresting a man who (x-rfnrmed a
sex .ii t on hlm vlf in view of the |x>llcrm»n and thrn
approached tlir officer and touched the poller man's groin
Thomas Itrriiaid llalrrly, 38, of Deltona, waa charged with
cv|»rsiirr of sexual organa. alni|ilr battery and diaordrrty
conduct .it 2 4H p m Saturday. Bond la $500
Trashed strong boxes lead to arrest
CASSELBERRY - O ur of two burglary auapreta waa arrraird
tiy Seminole County abrrttra drputlra afirr the men w rrr v r n
throwing Into a (o n v rn lrn rr alorr trash bln two strong bosra
hikrn tna tnirglarv
Tlir burglary pcr.irrd Nov 9
?Hii tatke llayrs St.. Oviedo.
Irw rlry and ollirr linns valurd at morr than $2,500 was In thr
at rung bosra Two llrrurma w rrr also stolen
When a wtirirs* ai I hr 7-Klrvrn store on Winter Park Drive.
Casselberry. viw two men throw the liosrs Into ttir trash bin at
ili.it atotr the tiiriitrnt waa reported to deputies along wllh the
license numbrrnf the car the sua|ircla* were In
I hat led to the arrrsl of tlir car's ownrr. Daniel Edward
lloyer. 2**>. of 1105 Tlmlx-rlanc Trr.ll. Casvlbrrry lie waa
arrrated at the Srmlnolr ( ounty fall and charged with armed
burglary and grand lbelt Dond la $ 8,000
Partygoer jailed
A L TA M O N TE SI'HINGS — Altamontr Springa |Millcr. who
wrnl to thr aa rnr ol a loud (sirty w r r a l tluira Friday night,
rvrtituallv arrraird .1 man an used <i( Inlrrfrrlng wllh police
attempts to Idrnlilv Juvrntles who w rrr reportedly drinking
.ill olxil at thr partv
Dota-rt Alim Klein. 28. n| 2(H) Maitland Avr . Altamontr
Springs, la charged with rratallng arrest with violence and
disotdrrl v conduct Dond la $ I .(KM)
Kirin la acnisrd of trlling youthful party gurata not to
identify th rin vlvrs to police and rratallng polkr rflorla to gain
i out ini ov rr thr group and lasor trrapas* warntnga
Hr waa arrraird at 1 40 a in Saturday at Mil llallanl St Api
E Wlndaong Apartment*
Man accused of beating his wife
LONG WOOD
A man accused of firatlng fits wile and
holding lo r face down m a puddle ol watrr In wixxls In rural
lamgwiHKl waa art ra te d at thr write alter Srmlnolr County
shrr Ufa deputies arrived about 4 :top m Saturday
Hm a t arnplxil 31. of Ox-ore. told deputies hrr huahand.
Lloyd Wayne CampbrlL 4H, ol 307 MollIras St.. Wtntrt
S p rin g *
furred
Iw r
O lio
w h m
Is
n il
G eneral
llo lrh lo s o n
Parkway She wild they were arguing over car krva that hail
been thrown Into thr wood* Mrs Campbell told deputies hrr
hualMiid Iiii hrr in the face .mil tiaek and held hrr head under
walrr
( ’aillptxil la charged with tiullery *|x»u*e a h u v Itoiid ta
$500
Man accused of punching deputy
SANFORD — A Srm lnolr County sheriff a deputy who waa
detaining a aliophlilng susprrt lor Hanford |*>li»r at tlir
Winn Dixie on Alr|x>ri Doufevard. rr|xirtrd the man hit him In
I fir chest
Sanford |xilkr cliargrd Sirxr 1st van Kun. 43. of 1474 Sun
Sahdow Si Dldg 5 I (Hi. with k ill cry on a (Miller man and
resisting arrest with violence T h r arrral was made at 12 15
I* in Salurilav at Ihr store. Dond Is$1,000
Deputy investigates fight, gets hit
I.ONGWOOD - David Allrn Kaminski. 27. ol 1040 U S
lligtiway 17 U2. lanigwixxl. was arrrstrd at tils rrsldrncr. tlir
Siatrn Mold, after allegedly lulling a Srmlnolr County sheriffs
deputy.
The drpuly n-s|x»ndrd to a rr|x)rtrd dislm kim r and vild
Kaminski was in a confrontation with another man and was
yelling and cursing lie advanced on the deputy and till him In
the larr with fils hand, a sheriffs rr|xirt vild Kaminski Is alui
accused ol resisting h.uide idling and kicking the drpuly
Mr was arrrstrd ui 10 34 p m Friday on (Ttarges o| kittery
on a (xilli em.ui and resisting with violence. Dond ta S1.000
Deputy finds discarded cocaine
A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — A mall who discarded a mulrhtxix
when a Seminole County she riff s deputy approached a group
at Central and line streets, rural Altamonte Springs, ul ulxnit 3
a in Saturday, was arrested after thr drpuly found tlirrr pieces
ol crack crx-atne tx-sldc tlir Ixix
T lir man was Idrmilled only aa John Dor whrn hr was
ch.ugiil wllh (xxvsrsslnfi of n xa ln r and Ixxikrd Into the
Seminole County Jail
Man charged with burglary
CASSELBERRY — Casselberry (xillce rr(x>rtrd recovering
stolen Items in a man s car and charging hint with burglary
and llirfl in ronneclton w llh a Thursday burglary
The burglary (x-rurrrd at 1414 Park Drive. Caavltieny.
Daniel Edward Doyen, of 1105 Tlintx-rlanr Trail. Carmel berry,
was arrraird at tlir Srm lnolr County jail at iilxiul 11 30 a m.
Saturday. Hand is $1 .(kmi
T h r Mnleii goods, which Iniiudrd slrrro r(|ulputcnt. has a
lol.il value ol $1,750. |x>llcr vild. The vlcllm idmiilicd tlir
recovered pro(xrr1y
Three charged with DUI
SANFORD — The following persons w rrr arrested on charges
ol driving under thr Inlhirnrr in Srmlnolr County:
a Margaret Marian (irrrit. 27. of Drumlrt Road. Chuluotu.
was arrested at 11 35 (i m. Friday, after hrr weaving car was
docked traveling 47 mpli In a 30 mph rune on Country Club
Ro.ul, laikr Marv.
• Ronald E Cook. 42. of 940 Douglas Ave.. Aliamontr
Springs, ul 11:54 p in. Friday allrr car pulled onto Stair Road
434. Aliamontr Spring*. Into Ihr path of a pnHrr car. Police
vild Ills car mint red light and was weaving
• Douglas Wayne Davis. 19. ol 1115 liltr St.. Altiminnlr
Springs, at 2:14 a m. Saturday, at 314 W. San Sebastian Court.
Altamontr Springs A |xillcrman reported pursuing Davis’ car
on Stair Hoad 430. where hr lied with Ids vehicle’s lights out.
’i lie chav ended alter both hv and a pusseitget abandoned Ids
pickup inn k. The (Most ngci was not captured. Davis Lx also
charged with reckless driving arid lin in g lo r hide poller.
SANFORD - William tester
G r a m k n v . 6 2 . foun d
m
G r « » ’ l 'iw Fim erai Home in
S a rw a. dlrd 1 nursday at Ills
O stee n r r s l d r n c r . 7 4 0 N.
Highway 415. The funeral Is set
for Monday.
He had not wrirkrd for a
month prior to hi* death, ac
cording to Furu-ral Director Jim
Schutrman
Dam Nov 13 1925 In Ntwlon.
Mass.. Grnmkmv moved to Snn
ford from Miami in I95t> to
eatubllsh Gratnkow Funeral
Home. 130 W Alrjuirt lllvd Hr
was thr owner and director of
the funeral home
Gramkow was a rnrmbcr ol
n u m rro u s organization* In
c lu d in g N a tio n a l F u n e r a l
Directors Association. Florida
Director* Association. Central
F lo rid a F u n r r a l D ire c to rs
Association, th r Downtown
Sanford Klw anls C lub , and
Marietta College of Marietta.
Ohio
Gtamkow was a graduate ol
Mailrlta Colirgr and a 1952
graduntr of Clnemalll Colirgr ol
Mortuary Science. Hr was a
member of Plncrrest Baptist
Church, Sanford, hut hr .ultended Upvila Community Prrshylcrtan Church.
Schutrman. an rmployre •of
Gramkow’s for flvr years, vild
hr was viddrnrd by Ida death
"I rrally frrl bad I lost a good
Irtciui and tnisirtrss associate,"
hr vild
S c h u t r m a n sa id h r left
Daytona Beach when Gratnkow
asked him to become general
inanagrr of the lunrru! borne
five years ago
’ All I ran say is lie was |u*t a
rral great person, very honest
and very professional. Our
piillosopfilrs meshed.’’ hr vild
S i h i i t r m a n s a id I h a I
Gramkow’s funrral will not lie
any different than imyorir rise's.
"That's not what Dill would
wuni." lie vild
Gr unkow is survived hv Ids
wife. Drtir. Osteen; one son. W.
Douglas Gratnkow. Sanford;
tlirrr daughter*. Valeric G,
Tillery. Atlanta. Ga . Cnllirrlnc
G. Swain Daytona Beach, and
Gay M Gratnkow. Em|xirl.i. Va.:
h I a m oI It r r . M i ld r e d II.
Gramkow. who resided with him
In Oatrrn. thrre grandchildren:
two slsi*Ts Darktr.i Mendenhall
of Dayton. Ohio and Nam y Gern
ol D.iylr City. Va
and two
hrollters. Alan II Gratnkow
Canyon 1-akcs. Texas and Prtrr
K Gratnkow. Maiirlta.OHto
Funeral services will lx- to
a m Monday at the Upaala
C o m m u n 11 v P re a by l r r l a n
Church with ttir Re\ Darwin
She,i olhctaling
In t r r m r iit w ill follow In
William L Gramkow
(1982 file photo)
( l.ikl.iw i i Memorial Park
F rie n d s may ca ll at the
Gramkow Funrral Home from
noon to9 1>in totlav.
G ram kow Fu n eral llo m r ,
Sanford, i* In charge ol ar
rangements
Magazine publishes banned book
Unltad brass International
NEW YORK - Harper s maga
/die broke Dnilsh crnvusldp in
lls lalrst Issue hv publishing llir
memoirs ol forttx-r spv Amliniiv
Cavendish, whose tx>ok was
knitted even though u desertbrd
events Ihal occurrrd morr Ilian
Ih rrr decades ago
Cavendish, who srrvrd as an
agrnl In the Dnilsh Secret In
telligence Service MI6 during ihr
UMOs and rally I9.VK tried to
(iiihltsh his memoirs under thr
idle "Inside Intelligence
hut
publication was btockrd by Hid
Ish official*
Ih r IxMik deals with Ihr .if
trrhour* Idr ol MI6 agents and
tlir Russians who were the
subject of i heir spying, covers
thr am hot 's induction Into the
spy agency and training and
give* an Insider’s account of thr
tailed cdorts to call It defecting
D r lt ls h d ip lo m a ts D o n a ld
M.i< la an and Anthony Durgrss
Last Christmas. Cavendish
had In* memoirs ptinlrd private
Iv and distrdiutrd 500 coplrs to
friends Doth 'lx- Sunday Times
and thr (Hiservrr obtained a
ropy and disclosed some ol n*
contents, hut Driiish author dies
w rr r succrsstul In haiinltig
lurthrr publication In the news
Itapers
The Journal Grama based in
C a m b rid g e
E n g la n d with
i ircul.iilnn In kith Drill'll and
SPEND THANKSGIVING
WITH YOUR FAMILY THIS
YEAR instead of fixing your
bathroom.
Let us help you with your home
improvements
Tiaiwic
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Airlines abandon
cheap airfares
U n lt a d P ra a a I n t e r n a t io n a l
Am rrli an m.irkris decided to
publish a Irnglliy excerpt til Its
summer Issue ligiirlng that
copies m the United States
would not tie iiffrcird by the
British thin
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Walker vild only 5 (x-rcent ol
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p r o g r a m , a d d in g that no
( hanges were planned for the
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Other airlines dial had grudg
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aggressive discounts List year
qulrklv tell Into line when Con
tinental Ix-gan rtiinin.iiiiig the
seven day di** mint fares trnirt its
computers last Thursday
"We're going to match the
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Industry-wide move shirked by
low-fare Iradrr Continental de
lit E Cryilal Lata Act
termined business travelers no
lata Mary, Ft
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longer needed promotional di*
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Major alrllnrs said tliry will
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rts reserved three to srvrn days
In advance, ticket* which have
hero popular with business
travrlrrs who oltrti cannot plan
ahead
< ) i l f i i.in n s.i \ s if hesf
Most carriers will continue to
oflrr discount tarrs on v> railed
!l was incorrectly rrporird in a
"Maxsaver" tickets txiuglii 14
days in advance hut round trip Peo|ih- feature in last Sunday's
"Maxsaver" fares requite Ihal .I Issue that Margaret Green
slay Include a Saturday night, a Wesley won a medal (min N
restriction that exclude* ttiosi D cV crc H oward Clia|iter ol
Daughters of the Amcrtran Rev
business travrlrrs
$ 2 5 7 5 S . F r e n c h A v e ., S a n f o r d
Th r rlluilnalkMl ol the lowest olution Wesley a. lu.illy won the
incd.il Irom N I W r r r Howard
discount Lire* takes r llr c t
Auto-Ow ners irtsura net'
shortly Ix-furr Tlianksgtv lug and Ch.iptrr of the Tim ed Daiighlcrs
Id , It.an. ta r H . i o n , I In, nano , j ,« it all
the holiday season, ihr start ol of theCoufederacv
thr ttuslrsi and most lueratlve
tlmr of thr yr.ir for the nation s
alrllnrs
Oner .lls. outlied fairs were
rxprclrd In rise as mm Ii as 25
ACE lb THE PLACE WITH THE
jx-rcrtit on some tiravily used
HELPFUL HARDY. ARE MAN & WOMAN
mules For example. Ihr late for
a one-way Newark-to Houston
roach tlrk ri on Continental
Airlines will jump to $405 from
the current $305
Richard Livingston ol the In
Icrnailtmal Airline Passengers
Ass.x i.ilion. a consumer organi
1 0 “
zation rr present lug I lo.ooo
lirq u rn t fliers, said lln- dis
counts’ demise entnes as but!
news just brforr the holidays
"W r fcrl that it is Ill-timed and
In some degree suspect." Liv
ingston said
W r (lou t think
It's right wiih iIn- holiday travel
coming up I haven't seen any
hgurrs that Inll.iiion is running
rampant or that furl price* .in
going up I hope w hrn the
S P E C IA L H O U R S :
season slumps. In Ja n u a ry.
|x-r!ui|>* Ihcy will lower rales
Alrllnr sources said hravirr
TODAY
passenger Usuis and lower furl
ONLY
costs have driven some air
carriers’ (irollts up to record
FR EE D O N U TS
levels, leaving them lur less
T IL N O O N !
iniJInrd lo lure new business
with relatively low-cost tickets
FR EE EA TS
Continental, one of the na
4
:0 0 -6 :3 0 P .M .
tion’* largest carrier*, which
InJjx-d lead the way In recent
B R IN G T H E F A M IL Y ,
years with reduced lares, was
H A V E D IN N E R
among the llrst to decide to i|iiit
olh-rlng ihr lowest lares, giving
& SAVE!
notice of Ihr change Oct. 31
llonuouiu*rs Insurancf?
Correction
T TONY ROSSI INSURANCE
i t .
P h . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5
c
H a rd w a re
ANNIVERSARY SALE
TH AN K YOU, SANFORD
O N E DAY O N LY. SU N D A Y 11-13-88
C U S TO M E R A P P R EC IA TIO N SALE
ConUnental »|x»kr»inan Ned
Walker said the airline had
oflrred the seven-day advance
purchase discounts In 1987 as a
promotion lo nttrart husim-ss
travelers, who liad drilled away
lx*eause of servile problems.
"Wbal we're waving Is lluil the
business traveler has relumed lo
u s . ” W a lk e r said
" T h is
particular airfare was |xipular lo
stimulate business travel."
"Now Ihal service levels have
returned to die level of tx ing a
service leader in (lie indusiry.
die decision has been made lo
return business travel fares to
•20* . OFF EVERYTHING IN STOCK EXCLUDING
PROPANE V WELDING GASES ft ITEMS ALREADY ON
SALE CASH MASTER CARD, OR VISA ONLY
MKts cooo mill guutiTKi uui
SANFORD
ACE
205 E. 25th St.
3 2 1 -0 8 8 5
|Mon.-Fri.
Saturday
Sunday
-7 :3 0 -7 :0 0
— 7:30-6:00
— 9:00-4:00
Hardware
I
L0NGW00D
170 W. S.R. 434
3 3 9 -4 8 8 3
Mon.-Fri.
Saturday
Sunday
- 7 :3 0 -6 :0 0
— 8:00-6:00
— 9:00-3:00
�t o w
V* _a-
Honoring the
representation
Hereto alaii writer
LO N G W O O D By a slim
margin, (lie Longwood police
department has title d down
union representation by the
C e n t r a l F lo r id a P o lic e
Benevolent Association.
H o w e v e r . 42 o th e r c i t y
workers voted In favor of u n
ionisation. with the International
Union of Operating Engineers
Local 673 representing them.
Of 25 police officer* w ho
voted last week at the police
station. 13 wen* against and 12
In (avor of unionization. The
outcome was a surprise to Presi
dent of the Central Florida PBA
Bob Parmenter.
" I t surprised me because
members of the police depart
ment are the ones who came to
us. They had • change of heart."
Parmenter said yesterday af
ternoon.
H r said that about iwn or th rrr
months ago. members of the
police department came ;o the
union and at least BO percent of
them said they were in favor of
unionization.
"Perhaps the cny ha* con
vinced the m , unofficially or
couree. that things will be better,
some changes will be made."
Parmenter said.
Some 31 blue collar workers,
essentially those from the public
works department, and 15 white
collar workers Including clerical
and administrative, chose to be
represented by the International
Union of
perming Engineers
Local 673 (IUOEI.
A c c o r d i n g to C i t y A d
ministrator Gene Dr Marie, not
everybody voted.
Of the 31 blue-collar workers
eligible to vole. 29 cast voles
with 26 In favor and one against
unionization. Out of |5 whitecollar workers. 13 voted, with
the result being 11-2 In (avor.
Lawmen arrest 59 during
Florida alligator hunt
ly N U N IM W
Herald staff writer
G E N E V A - There were 50
arrests associated with the state
alligator hunt In September,
In c lu d in g one In S e m in o le
County, according to state ofOctal*
In Seminole County. It was a
licensed hunter who was ar
rested after Game Warden Jesse
Baker said he caught the O r
lando man taking a gator In
Mullet Lake, an off-llmlta area.
The Orlando man was one of
15 licensed hunters arrested. In
addition, two alligator farmers
were arrested; the remainder
charged were poachers who.
typically, hunt Illegally on a
tegular basis, said Scott Ball,
spokesman for the Game and
Freshwater Fish Commission
Dl vtaon of Wildlife.
There were eight arrests each
made for Improper skinning and
having unlagged hides. Seven
were arrested for hunting In a
closed area. Five were charged
with Illegal possession of hides.
Tw w -'w e iw arrested lor illegal
possession ol gator hides. Other
offences for which single arrests
were* m a d e In c lu d e Ille g a l
poasMMon of a live gator. Illegal
transport of a gator, attempting
to sell unvalidated hides. Illegal
possession oT meat, possession of
an untagged gator and Illegal
taking of hatchlings.
Ball said the arrest count
Includes October as well as
September, since October was
Ihe month during which the
hunt outcome was validated and
some violations discovered.
Twenty of the total arrests were
made In October. Seventy hides
were slexed because th e y
w e re n ’ t tagged or w e re n ’t
skinned as the state directed.
The official number of gator*
taken In Seminole County isn’t
avalllable, but statewide 230
hunters bagged 2.014 that have
been validated.
Jim Logur and Steven Blum .
Geneva agents for three licensed
hunters, report they bagged
their total limit of 45 alligators
taken from the St. Johns River
and Lake Harney. Their final
gator. Logur said was more than
13-fect long. Their largest catch
waa almost 13-fret long. Esch
license author (red the harv. *•
Ing of up to 15 alligators.
’’The 230 participants were
m r.f successful than we antici
pated." said Frank Monlalbano.
director of the GFCDW. which
sponsored the hunt, the first In
28 years. Candidates for the
hunt submitted I heir names to
the state. T h e hunter were
chosen In a lottery and could
hunt only in designated areas
with a lim it of 15 gators per
license Th e y could hire licensed
agents to hunt for them and had
to pay a total of about 8700 In
lees to psrtlcpate and bag their
limits.
The hunt was a conservation
measure, lo Ihtn a booming
gator population
The plan Is for the hunt lo
become an annual event for
September In a program of
" s u s la ln r d u t ilis a t io n ."
GFW FC’s Henry Cabbage said
"A conservative harvest won’t
Im pact n e g a tiv e ly on the
alligator population.'’ hr said.
“The harvest success ratr was
high and we wVrV pteiked"tfiat
participants ’WKWYMMfHr of
the h a r r ie r quoffl o f 3.450."
Monlalbano sold
*l! ‘ '
The hunters profited from the
sale of hides at about 840 per
foot and the sale of meat at
about 85 a pound, wholesale
Some gators weigh hundreds o(
pounds. T h e largral gator taken
In the hunt was s 13-foot. 4-Inch
long bull that weighed 770
unda Th a i gator was taken In
kr Hancock In Pnlk County.
Two accident* were reported
In the hunt.
In Lake Geotgr. Monlalbano
said, one man shot off the tip of
his right lorcflngrr when the
bang stick h r w m loading dis
charged. Bang sticks arc single
shot weapons used to fire a
bullet Into the base of a gator's
head.
In the othrr Incident. Montalbano said, "another person
assisting a permltre waa bitten
on the left forearm by a har
pooned alligator. Thin person
was not licensed as an agent and
had not attended a training and
odentatIon session.
Linda Kurtie, 43, and bar granddaughter Shyanne Wtf son, 4, both
pi Longwood, say the national am bam as Kan Golden and Iha
Float Ratarva Association Branch i« / rati# the Hag Friday
morning at tha Veterans Day Parade in Sanford
ROAD W O R K T H I S W E E K
C
Horo o r* tho projects In Som lnolo C ounty th a t may off a ct tha flow of traffic:
encounter flagmen! (or culvert
Red Bud Lake Road from Jurisdiction: Seminole County.
Road 438. Expected completion: e x t e n s io n and p a v e m e n t
oast ol Stale Road 438 lo
Nov. 18. Jurisdiction: Seminole w idening projoct. Expected
Interstate 4 from Lew
Autum n G ia n Lana. Road
County.
completion: Nov. 18 Jurisdic
In Orange County to just
widening. This ma|or protect
tion: Seminole County.
includes substantial under north of State Road 436. Re
ground drainage work and re surfacing, with all work requir E l County Road 15 between
moval ol oilstlnf road surface. ing lane closures to bo done County Road 46A and Orange
W idening T u s k a w llla
between 7 p.m. and 6:30 am. Boulevard Monday and Wed
Flagman or detours may be Expected com pletion: m id- nesday mornings for brldga R o w from two lanes to three
used, but traffic backups are not February, Jurisdiction: Florida replacement. On County Road lanes south of Tuskawllla Mid
expected to be worse than they DOT.
15 naar lie Intersection with dle School. Complefln date:
wars p re viou sly. Expected
Iowa Street In the community of Nov. 25. Jurisdiction: Seminole
Lake Monroe, motorists may County.
completion: late November. K $ 1 Construct left turn I
H
Geneva alligator hunters Jim Logue and Steven Blum bring aboard a
9-foot gator.
a
�H H H H N H M K iB H H w B B E H M H M M B B B B f if itte f e
Sanfanl
Mitchell remembered as
victim of unfair treatment
U "H t< N m l n t f i n t i f u l
W A S H IN G T O N Form er
Prralden' Richard Nixon led
mourner* Saturday in rrrr.rmberlng former Attorney General
Jo h n Mik hell — a hey figure in
the 1970* Watergate scandal —
w ho wan euloglird an a man who
endured "Hie mmt unfair, cruel
trraimenl of u puhllr figure."
Mitchell. 7.1. one of Nixon'•
cloneni udvlnrm. nufferrd a fatal
heari allatk Wednesday an he
wan walking home from work In
Wunhlnglnn'a tony Georgetown
area He maluialned he never
Informed Nixon o( the cover-up
of the hrrak In at Democratic
N a tio n a l C o m m itte e headquartern In the Watergate com
plex.
Hlchard Moore, one of Mit
chell's former Justice Depart
ment special annlntarils who de
livered the eulogy at St Alhan’n
Episcopal Church in northwest
Washington, remembered hln
former bos* an a man who
altructrd loyal friends
" ll wan easy to understand."
M oore said. "Alter all. those
friends who really knew John
Mitchell knew that what he went
through was the most unfair,
cruel raiment of a public figure
hi Ihe llle of lilts cynical city."
Nixon's presence al Mitchell's
f u n e r a l a tt e n d e d b y an
ent im ued 300 people, appeared
In tie a sign of that loyally.
" T h is morning I want In
renew our faith that the Innate
fairness of the American people
will prevail and that John Mil
•hell wilt tie aiforded a place tin
history) which he deserves."
Moore said
Moore also said Mitchell's
m any at i ompllshments during
hts tenure at the Justice De
partment. tin luffing In the arras
of civil rights and desegregation,
w e re not fu lly p u b l l c l i r d
b e ca u s e nl the W a te rg a te
scandal
lie also elk tied chuckles from
the audtertie when h r said he
found In Ihe Washington Post —
"of all plates — Ihe perfect
phrase to rharaderUe Mitchell
**m slant) tip' man
T h e Washington Post u n
covered the Watergate scandal
that rvrnlually led to Imprison
testified, "his reelectlon. com
pared to w l» l was available on
the other side." made It Impera
tive to ke:p Nixon unaware of
the cover-up.
Mitchell, who hod fought In
the Navy during World War II.
was burled at Arlington National
Cemetery In a private ceremony
limited to family and frtenda.
Others attending the funeral
Included:
• Form er Attorney General
Richard Klcindlrnst. who suc
ceeded Mitchell as attorney gen
eral In June 1972 and served
until May 1973 when he re
signed rather thin lead the
a d m in istra tio n 's W ate rga te
John Mitchell
probe.
• N ix o n 's press secretary.
ment for 29 defendants and
N ix o n 's resignation Aug. 9. Ronald Ziegler, who had m ain
tained he was never Informed of
1974
Mitchell had resigned os at ihe Watergate break-ln and
to rn e y general In 1972 to cover-up.
• Former Nixon speech writer
becom e Nixon's re-election
campaign manager and Insisted Patrick Buchsrum.
• Former CBS reporter Daniel
he had no Involvement in the
June 17. 1972. break-ln and Schorr who aggressively covered
wiretapping at the Watergate Ihe Nixon white House and
whoae name appeared on Nix
((implex
Hut. he acknowledged a role In on's "enemies list."
•Current Housing and Urban
the cover-up. Convicted of con
spiracy. obstruction of justice Development Secretary Samuel
and p erju ry. h » served 19 Pierre
ff't ft% Nr*
former pollUttH.j;:hs m a minimum-security
Cu. c. .ratlve for President
prison.
Mitchell, who had been a Ronald Reagan who was tonprominent txtnd attorney with victrd earlier this year on three
Nixon in New York before com counts of Illegal lobbying
• Former Rep Thomas Evans.
ing to Washington, told Con
K
Dcl
. who was one of three
gress during thr Watergatr
hearings tie never told the presi congressmen joining lobbyist
Paula Parkinson on a lotto
dent of the cover-up
" T o m y m in d ." M itchell Florida vacation.
Drink
C M t l a a t f from Rag* 1A
Baker sold police and other
training from a law enforcement agents are
state beverage agent who taught willing to work with sellers to
them how to check Identification trsin them In how to deal with
the situation and avoid arrest. In
cards
Baker said some are careless many cooes, he said, the clerks
when cokmisting ages of poten Just don't know what to look for
tial alcohol buyers Other* may or are too hurried to make a
not realize that tn Florida you proper check.
have to to- at least 2 1 years old
Longwood poller, he sold,
to buy alcohol Or. he said, they make It a practice to conduct
may Ignore thr law He said Ihe this type of sting operation al
rin k * air responsible lor their least once a year. Other police
act tons and the businesses have sgrnotes. Including the Seminole
the responsibility of training the County Sheriffs Department do
clerks
same
M a cK a y --------Continued from Pag* I A
drop oil." said Steve
Uhllrlftrr. a Talluhasisrr lawyer
working with Mai Kay
"lie 's not going to tw sworn In
until January." Uhlfrlder said nl
Mat h There's nothing wnmg
in the nest few days to try to Unit
w h a t was wrung w ith the
ballots "
Uhlfrlder said the problems
m ight havr hern caused by
com pul Hired voting systems In
some arras voters complained
they simply could not llnd the
S rn a tr race on their ballot*
"There's got to to- an rspDnalion — either something's wrong
w ith thr prtigram. they way they
w err ciiunirtl tir thillot placemerit.' hr salt! "Statistically. It
just ra n i liapprn the way It Is."
Nearly complete but unofficial
re tu rn s showrd Mack w ith
2.044.17(1 vote* and MacKay at
2 014.927 llav County was still
counting 3.HH7 absrntre ballots
Mack needed to win by slightly
more than 20.000 votes to avoid
a m andatary recount under
Florida election law.
As MacKay secluded himself al
hts home near Ocala Friday.
Mack said hr could understand
thr Democrat's desire for a
recount alter thr hard-fought
campaign.
Austin and official* with (he
Mack campaign sent a sharply
different message Saturday.
"Buddy MacKay has said he
may challenge Ihe resulta of the
election In an attempt to drag
out the conclusion that Flori
dian# havr already reached —
they w ant Connie Mack In
Washington.” Austin said In
Orlando
" ( W l h l l e C o n g re s s m a n
M a c K a y is c o n s id e r in g a
challenge of these results, we ore
certain he is hearing what we
have been hearing for the last 4 «
hours." sold Htlnwol. Mack's
campaign manager. In a letter
written Friday to Mack support
er* and released Saturday to
news reporters
"Th a i la. the race Is clearly
over — It's a time for unity —
and It would be damaging tu
Buddy's reputation to pursue s
fruitless effort to reverse the
outcome of the election."
Sanford, Floflds — Surety, Nortmbdr <3, IMS — 8A
Games-------C sa tlxssd from Pag* 1A
Jernlgan said some ol the
participants were upset when
they found out. " T h e y a ll
thought they were walking six
miles and || was taking them
about an hour longer than It
look them lost year." he said.
Some of the parttclprnt* got
more exhausted than (h e y
expected to. but no one needed
medical attention, he said.
"Some of the people were pretty
upset when they finished and
found out they walked three
miles farther than they were
supposed to. but no harm was
done." he said.
"It Isn't a qualifying event for
the National Senior Olympic*
and most people Just enter It for
a leisurely sightseeing trip more
than to win medals." he said.
Medals were awarded on the
basts of the best limes scored,
and the Games Committee was
Investigating the possibility of
rewarding all thr participants
with s gift certificate available
from so m e of the G a m e s
sponsors
The Saturday track and Held
competition was moved from
Seminole High School's track tn
Lake Mary High because of
c o n s tru c tio n un d erw ay at
Seminole High
The change was made si the
last minute and. Jemlgan said.
In retrospect, more events prob
ably should havr Nren moved.
Ircludlng t ne
yck races. Dust
from the ongoing construction
made conditions at the track '«*•
than Ideal, he said
•Jemlgan sold when hr made
the change, h r didn't think of
the paramedic coverage for the
LLO TD W R W D B LLO R A V M
Lloyd Wendell Graves. 78. 390
Lowdes Square. Casselberry,
died Friday at Winter Park
Memorial Hospital Bom August
29. 1910 In Haverhill. Maas . he
moved to Casselberry from
Lynn. Mass., In 1972. He was a
tool make i
Survivors include hts wife.
Bessie G.; daughters. Shirley
Lowe. Cincinnati. Gall Hicks.
Linda Stead, both of Winter
Springs, brothers. Frank W.
Kinney. H averhill, Raymond
Kinney. Georgetown. Mass.,
eight grandchildren, and one
greatgrandchild
B a ld w ln -Fa lrc h lld Funeral
Home. Orlando, in charge of
arrangements
M M . AVT A. n u t s
Mr*. Avy A. Hines. 81, of 229
E. Pull!* Ave.. Longwood, died
Saturday at South Seminole
C o m m u n it y H o s p ita l.
Longwood She waa bom Ju ly
16. 1907 In Alachua County and
m oved to Longw ood from
Brooker In 1936 She waa a
homrmakrr and a member of
the First Baptist Church of
Longwood.
S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e th re e
daughters. Jo y Joyce. Sanford.
Judy Grumbling. Redding Pa .
Janet Stevens. Longwood. three
•on*. Ralph Hines. Casselberry.
Roger Hines, DeLand. Jo h n
Htncs.Chuluota: four sisters.
Bessie Morgan. Casselberry.
Maxine V ickery. Fern Park.
Jewell Duncan. Lakeland. Muriel
Fulslng. F llp p ln , A rk.; five
brothers. Rufus Prescott. San
games, which Is handled by the
Sanford Fire Dcparment for all
events wlihln the city. Lake
Mary's volunteer fire department
manned the rite. aided Ly San
ford. and Seminole County, and
ll waa a good cooperative effort
between the three departments.
Jemlgan sold.
Jemlgan satd It will be a while
before he determines how many
participants In the Golden Age
Games qualified for the National
Senior Olympics, which will be
June In St. Louts.
" I have lists of qualifying
times for each age group for
events like swimming and track
and Reid, and I have to go
through all of our results and
find out how many meet those
qualifying times." he said.
Jemlgan said ll will be a while
before he will be able lo do that
He Is director of parks and
recreation for the city of Sanford
and he said he fell behind In hts
rtty duties during the week of
Golden Age Games: In addition,
hts Involvement In senior games
at the state and national level
will keep him busy this week
On Tuesday. Jernlgan will
attend a meeting of the Gover
nor's Council on Physical Fit
ness and Spans in Sarasota
Jem lgan ts chairman of thr
council's committee charged
with organizing s stalewu r se
nior Olympic-type event for
Florida
The program, which has been
o f f e r e d t h r o u g h o u t th e
Southeast, offers coupons for
reduced prices for General Foods
products. For each coupon re
lumed to the company, money
Is contributed to thr scholarchlp
fund, which wllll be awarded to
athletes who qualified In Sanford
to pay part of their expenses of
traveling to St. Louis The
company hopes to raise 910.000
for the program through the
coupon*
Froii " i , xsota. hr will travel
to St. Louts for a Thursday
meeting of the National Senior
Olympics Committee, of which
he Is also* member
Jernlgan said Harris Franks,
president of the national event.
Jemlgan said the money will
ptobkJxy be ailoca’ -d hy the
Golden Age Games Committee
on a point aystrm based on how
many event! a person qualified
tu compete tn at the national
level, and the scores they made.
ford. Carl Prescott. Sanford.
Woodrow Prescott. Longwood.
W illie Prescott, L a k e la n d .
George Prescott. Lakeland: 22
g r a n d r h lld r e n ; 17 g r e a t
grandchildren
G ra m k o w -G a ln rs F u n e ra l
Home. Longwood. In rhzugr of
arrangements
Plantation. Fla.; one daughter,
Bonita Fallon. St. Augustine: one
brother. Derrcll Neal. Ml. Pulaki.
HI.: and three grandchildren.
Brlaaon G uardian Funeral
Home. Sanford. Is In charge of
arrangements
as well as sponsors of the Golden
Age Games, and the national
games, were Impressed with the
wrek's games In Sanford.
"Th e Post O reals people w oe
very happy with Ihe games and.
of course, were happy to tee
their name everywhere they
looked." Jemlgan said. "I think
wr have come lo a meeting of
the minds and have a timer
understanding of each other
which bodes well for future
years." Jem lgan said.
“ The Post officials made a
commitment not to pull out of
the Golden Age Games and they
are now becoming Involved as a
major sponsor of the National
Senior Olympics." he said.
Post ts also sponsoring a re
bate program to help people who
qualified for thr national games
last week travel to St. Louts next
summer.
L E E B. T Q W U t
Lee B Yowler. 78. 702 Upland ■IN*. IUIABITN
l e v s s o x w Wr M n amp eto M
Court. Deltona, died Friday at F*td*y
■ M S M t O i l p n Mender pt
the South Seminole Community Ftril Chr Id lot Church al
wdh Ihe
Hospital. Born Oct. 3. 1910 In to* l. IS s s rS ) » n a smcWMns lo lieu •*
mphp a m i s o w n «e Aime(me*'»
Union Town. Pm. he moved to I•XM*Hwrd M
r i w Wror it* charity
Deltona tn 1924. He was a
Srtaaan Gxarqan a* tent o d S cherpe al
retired auto mechanic.
Survivors Include a son. Rob H H t t L A W A .
ert Lee Yowler. Apopka: daugh
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of arrangements.
FLateral tarytcaa t o Mr W ilton Letter
E L IZ A B E T H T . M H O
Elizabeth F. Ring. 67. 113
Maplewood Drive. Sanford, died
Friday In Tamarac. Fla. Bom
Feb. 24. 1921. In Sharpesburg.
Ill . she came to Sanford 39
years ago from St. Petersburg.
She was s retired schoolteacher
tn the Seminole County School
District and a member of the
Seminole Educator Society. She
was a member of First Christian
Church. Sanford.
She Is s u rv iv e d b y her
husband. Dr. Harold K. Ring.
Sanford; one son. Boo K. Ring.
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Champion dominoes pair
wins gold medals-again
The y found liked the Sanford
area after visiting It to compete
HwaM staff writtr
In the games. Mary said, and
S A N TO R O T h e -?h lie- moved here after Keith «etlrrd
•potted snake grew quickly on Ir -m hln 27-year v / t r with the
Miami Police Department. They
the Urble. twtsttngand turning.
Tw o couples peered at little have lived In Sanford since 1081
racks In front of them, lined with after living In Casselberry for the
white tiles. T h e four players previous five years.
Keith said he learned to play
placed the tiles — dominoes —
end to end. hoping to conclude dominoes about 17 years ago
the hand with as few points as fro m C u b a n s and C u b a n possible while forcing their op Americans In Miami, lie and his
ponent to have as many points then eight-year-old son. Keith.
J r ., ptayrd jal-alal near their
as possible.
Ten Golden Age Oair.es con home In Miami Spring* and they
testants good-naturedly com sow live Hispanic jal-alal players
peted for gold, silver and bronze playing the game with num
medals In a game requiring bered tiles after playing the
more skill and mental agility strenuous ball game.
" I asked What's this?."' Keith
than apparent to a casual on
said.
"They taught us and we've
looker.
been playing ever since."
Keith Wilson. 67. and his wife
Dominoes Is a deceptively
Mary. 70. are the reigning s i m p le g a m e . D o m ln o r s
champs of dominoes at the themselves are small, rerlangues. Doth have won metis's lar tiles made of porcelain or
the past two years after plastic, with the face of the tile
competing in more physically
divided Into halves. Each half
demanding sports in the Golden m ay have a group of dots,
Age Games since they began In ranging from no dot* to nine
1075.
dots. The tiles have different
They said they have filled two combinations of dots, ranging
cereal boxes with medals fot
from a pair of no dots. In various
track and bicycling sports, but combinations up to a pair of nine
medical com plications keep
the out of those sports now. ao
T h e d o m in o s are placed
•I. hav- t tmed their attention end-to-end by each p la j^ 'n
t o » i n « *muily-dcmandlng
turn, matching equal numbers
block domino competitions.
of dots. For example, tf one
•f J.BAHK
r
player places the first tile on the
table with a five on one end and
a six on the other, the opponent
may place a ut- with n five or a
tile w ith a si* next to ita
matching end and so on.
Eventually, a serpentine row
of tiles is formed until no one
can match a number at each end
of the row. or a player has used
all of his tiles. Th e person with
the lowest number of dots re
ceives the total of his opponent's
remaining number of dots.
A win Is reached by being the
fint player or team with iOf
points after one or more hands
are played.
Ilut Keith said the object of
"block dominos" played Friday
Is to not only lay all hla and
Mary's tiles down, but also to
block the opponents from play
ing their Hies by anticipating the
tiles they hold That way. their
opponents will be left with
h ig h e r scores — m e a n in g
quickrr wins for Keith and Mary
"If I have five twos then I
know the other guy might have
some twos." Kellh said "I'm
going to try to prevent him from
playing his by blocking any twos
with mine."
The strategy payed off. Keith
and Mary won the gold medal for
duuhl*- Nock domino* Friday
and both won medals on Tues
day for singles
Herald staff writer
1A
m a jo r acnpllahment that he could lift
his foot a. few Inches from the
floor. But that was not enough
for Aiello and. with the aid of
nurses and physical therapists,
he set out to learn to walk again.
He was making progress until
he had an allergic reaction to
some medication he was taking
to ease his pain. A severe seizure
forced him Into a hospital in
early September.
A g a in he b o u n c e d back
quickly and less than two
months later he entered In the
two-kilometer power walking
and the six-mile leisure walking
“ My time In the two-kilometer
race was three minutes off last
year,'* he huffed disappointedly.
Barkan shook her head and
smiled. Her husband never
mentioned that the time was
good enough for a silver medal.
"The first time I came down
here (to the Golden Age Games) I
did the six-mile walk In 1:12.
The next year and last year I did
a little better." he said mat
ter-of-foctly. "T h is year I'm Just
gonna do my heat."
He attributed his successful
recovery. In part, to his positive
outlook on life and in part to his
nthletir background.
While he was never a jogger or
a runner, he said he played
handball for more than 20 years
while he was tn the Air Farce.
"A s a military flreflghtrr. he
had to be In good shape, too."
Barbara pointed out.
Th is is Aiello's fourth Golden
Age Games, but he has been
Involved In Senior Olym pic
events for about a decade
His Interest evolved from an
Interest In power walking, which
he learned about following his
retirement from the Air Force.
"There was a poorer walking
c lu b for the W a s h in g to n .
D.C.-Virginia area and I got
Involved in It as an alternative to
jogging, he said
He does not like to play the
martyr. Insisting that his rase is
not an unusual one. Many of the
Golden Agers. he said, have
rotne back from adversity to do
well.
"We've Just got to do our
best." he said before lining up
for the start of the six mile trek
Just brfore the starting gun
went off. Lou looked for Barbara
and gave her a wink
And. when the rare was over,
he had won In his age group.
even though the course mistak
enly had w .tn extended from six
m i le s to n i n e m i l e s .
TS 1 .I N T * N D V A S I I T V AMOW lO n e e i
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Pitching for a ringer
J Frazier takes aim during horse shoe competition Saturday.
E N JO Y
GRAPEFRUIT
F R O M F L O R ID A
S A N FO R D Pencil-thin
yellow shafts strrakrd silently
through the air and hit Ihe
larget with sharp "Ihlps,"
They werr the sounds of
arrows from srvrral Golden
Age Game competitors who
turned their attention to ar
chery Friday at the Seminole
Community College arrherv
range
Men and women competed
for gold, silver and hm nrr
medal* by hitting a larger Irntn
20 . 25 amt U> varits.
Many of tire competitors trad
expensive, new tangled I m i w s
with pulleys, aiming sights
and bubble balance*. But Sue
Tudor. 60. and Iter husband
G e o rg e . 05. of S a n fo rd ,
plunked away rstth a simple
wooden how
The Tudor* were in I heir
third year of Golden Age
archery competition — mostly
for the fun ol It
George aimed carefully and
released lire taught string The
y rllo w -s h a ltrd a rro w Irpt
toward the target — and sailed
|>ast It Into the dirt rtnliank'
merit hrhlnd
"You couldn't hll lire broad
side of a Irani.
veiled Sue
w lth a n n llr lb le tone of
whimsy
" lie p o s itiv e ." shouted
another conlrstani Give him
some encouragement "
George ignored both hi* wile
a n d I h r •y m p a t h r 1 1c
bystander and sent another
arrow Inward* the target till*
one hitting the white outer
edge, worth one point
" T h e r e y o u go
Sue
shouted at her liusttand
Sue. who «ald site |* |m M
Cherokee Indian, said *he lia*
been shooting arrow* ever
«lncr she was a little girl
grow trig up tn Miami
' Being part Cheruker gives
me an tn«ttnct lor till*
Sue
said
A lew ol her arrow* sailed
|M * l
th e
ta rg e t
bankm ent
lo o
S u e
In to
b rio nd
s a id
she
th e
d ie
em
ta rg e t,
h a s n 't
p r a c t i c e d n u n h (o r t h e |ia * i 2 0
v r a r w . r e a l l y o n ly pro* B e i n g
w r e k l y lo r th e |ta*t t h r r e i n
io u r
y e a rs
at
th e
e n c o u ra g e
r n e n t o l S e m i n o le C h k - I
R h o d e n of Geneva
II A
A lt h o u g h S tir had a s to r e o f
4 7 c o m p a r e d lo o t h r r w o m e n
w it h s i t w r s n f | 0 U o r m o re s h e
w a s p le a s e d
* I m g e ttin g h r it r r a n d b e t
I r r . " s h e s a id
" la s t ye a r
I
c n u l d n I h a r d l y h it th e t h i n g a t
a ll."
S H U . S u e Tudor w o n
th e
s i lv e r m e d a l lo r het a g e c | » % *
60
lo
f» 4
T h e o n ly
o th e r
io rii| > e iitn r In h er age h ra i k e t .
R u t h H a r d e e M . w o n th e g o ld
m e d a l w i t h a s c o r e id I< i2
G e o rg e
w a s « l o w s< t i r r r
a m o n g w e v e ra l « o m | i e l lt o r s t o
I lls a g e h r a t k r t a m i d i d o I w m
a m edal
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I Dane w a i - l l l Va"y M t O e w i *c O
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Sanford’s Tudors enjoy
competing in srehery
By 4. M AM BAHFIBLO
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Laos frees two M IA activists
United Proto International
B c m b dam ages Soviet agency in Beirut
BEIRUT. Lebanon — An bomb exploded at the entrance of a
building limiting the ofTIrni of the Soviet New* Agency.
Novoatl. rauelng damage* but no canualtle* in the Modem
aertorof Went Beirut. pollre said Saturday.
The bomb, estimated at 2 pound* of dynamite, was lotted by
unknown altackera to ihe building'* entrance In the
Mouaarltbcli neighborhood lair Friday, police *ald The office*
of the Novoatl new* agency were rlo*ed when charge blew up
No group rlalmed responsibility for the rxploslon that canted
damage 10 the building and detlmyrd furniture and office
equipment, but canted no casualtt**. police *ald
Relatives of former president arrested
SEOUL. South Korra — Authorities Saturday arretted two
more relative* of former I‘resident Chun l»oo Hwan lor alleged
Irregularities contmltled under C h u n ’s rule. Including
misappropriation of official funds and m lhirnrr-prddllng
The arrests were ihe lairst rfforts by President Roh
T a r won's government and the ruling Democratic Justice Party
to distant r Itself from the legacy of Chun, whose seven-year
prrsldenry allegedly was wrought with rorruptlon and
nepotism
Students and dissident* have called lor the arrest and
punishment of C h u n and Ills wife, whose sister and
bruther-in law also have been ebarged with Irregularities In
recent week* students have clashed with {Killer outside ihe
Chun residency in Seoul In demand their arrest
Itrsides ihe two Chuns detained Saturday and Iwo other
relatives arrrstrd since Chun stepped down from |M>wrr Feb
24. more rrlallt rs of the former tna)or general are under probe
and their arrest l* forthcoming Investigation sources said
Thousands
it u
. i 'r econom ic protest
ROM" fialy — Thou nd* of workers and pensioners
Tuafched through Home Saturday tn a nimmumsl led protest
•gains: .is „ ji.'iiim e ill's economic |m>I|i les and las system
The demonsiration organized by Ihe communist led roofed
nation of three mainstream labor union* look on a festive air
tn bright autumn sunshine with lolk dancer* from Sardinia and
other southern rrgion* dancing to tambourine* and shepherd
bagpipe* and flutes
Eighteen special trains, more thaw 1,000 buses and iwo *hl|>*
tm High I ihe workers tn the capital from all over Italy Police
estimated Ihe turnout at 120.000. but union leaders (Hit It at
around 300.000
The n u n h c limaxed with a rally In the huge l*iarza San
Giovanni, where leaders of the communist, socialist and
Catholic unions protested welfare stair rut* tn the I BUS budget
currently before Parliament
The main theme of the demonstration wa* a prniest against
Italy * longcrttlclzed lax system under which llie union*claim
salaried worker* |uv In full while the rich and other categories
resort lo widespread lax evasion
BANGKOK. Thailand •> tarns
Saturday released Iwn American
MIA activist* who w rrr impris
oned 4 1 day* for t” l -use m irr
rngatlc..! alter th ry dumped
packet* of m oney into the
Mekong River and crosse d mtu
laio* to get tljis on prisoners of
war
D onna L o n g . 45. nl
Jacksonville, N.C.. and James
Cupp. 43, nl llampalrad. N.C..
were never rhargetl and were
freed aflrr frlctuls paid Lao
a u t h o r i t i e s $ 1 , 3 0 0 f or
■e*prn*ev" Tfv iwo flew to
Bangkok and said they had
sufTcrrd Inlrstlnal problems arid
wrlglit loss, hut w rrr olhrrwlse
In g(KMl hralih
"ti was rerrifying." said lamg
" A t n n e p o I III w r w e r e
blindfolded and I really though!
we were going to tw shot "
Long and Copp were arrrstrd
In l-ins on CR-t 3 alter dt*
trthutlug $3 CKXl worth of varied
currency imprinted with otter* of
a 92 4 million reward for the safe
return of any U S servicemen
held prisoner since Ihr In
doc lilnn war
The reward, put up by 22
lb-publican congressmen, was
repudiated by Ihr Reagan ad
ministration a* hkrly to upsri
negotiation* witii Lao* regarding
missing American*
Long and Copp said crossed
Ihe Mekong River on the ThaiIain iHirdrr by boat. They said
thry dumped some of |mi Kris ol
thr money Into Hie water, then
crossed to tin- lau> side lo give
out Ihr rrmalnlng cash tn a
small vlllagr
Thi* said they were within
live minutes ol getting thick in
liirlr ho.il to leave when they
wrrr arrested by a rifle toting
policeman for allegedly entering
thr country' Illegally
They later were transferred
from soutlirrn Lairs to the Luo
■apn.il ol Vientiane w hirr they
*|>rnt 32 davs iri damp cell* al
an immigration facility under
what laing called "Intense ' in
terrogallon
U>ug and Copp said ihrv were
forced fo write lengthy con
fessions. bul they never were
charged,
Th ry agreed Ihe worst momerit came shortly after the
transfer to Vientiane.
"There wer four men with
pistols and four with marhllir
guns." I-ong said "Th e n they
blindfolded us and look us Into a
building "
"I I bought they w rrr going lo
shoot us.” f'npp said, his voice
i racking w lilt emotion "1 really
thought they were going lo shonl
us."
laing s a id Ihr iwn stdlerrd
from tlyncnlrr>•anti 'h it she lost
15 pounds while Cnpp 25
pound* They said Copp. who
accidentally mentioned lie was a
Vietnam veteran, was "hanged
against a wall utirn brought
Into his rell hul neither was
ion tired
'll was Hie menial anguish of
mil knowing when you were
going tn Ik* tree again." Long
lohl Culled Press International
Copp said Hirer walls ol his
i ell were prrpclually damp One
corner Ibid a quarter Inch ol
water, and he had lo share Ihe
room wlthar.il
Copp, who said tic rejected
medical treatment lor dysentery
becmisr he Is allergi tn somemedic'nr*, said a doctor trying
lo “ reassure" him ol nls m m pelence "lohl me he hud sue.
rrssfully treated an Atnertr an
pilot In 1069 "
"S o we know al least one
American w a s alive then. Cnpp
said.
Th e activists said they consid
ered their foray a partial success
because their Interrogators said
I ao rltt/rns were abandoning
normal woik lo look lor Am eri
can prisoners m Iio|k-s of w inn
ing the reward
l^irrs has repeatedly denied il
holds any American prisoner*
and has never returned any
prisoners iH-ltrvrd in l-an com
munist hands
About 5<X) American* mostly
servicemen, are listed as missing
In l.uns. among the nearly 2 t<*l
m issing In action In all of
Indot tuna
H u n g e r strike protests police violence
Independent r
A* 01 filing lo sourer* in ihr now hannril
Solidarity union, thrrr people wrrr takrn to
a hospital with liipiilr* and 50 w rrr
detained About 250 hid In Ihe cathedral
until Saturdav nmrnmg when poller liltrd a
siege Of Ihr 1 hu. •h a •burr!’ v c m r »-*d
At.-e"il r*0 {iniple derided tn stay ... the
church on Ihe hunger strike until ihr 50
arrested are released and poller are
punished lor I1r. 1ttrig score* of people
T ry h u n a R nhotnlrza.lhr Communist
Party news{iujwi in Kainwicr. publlshrd a
report vivtng only that {wilier had prrvrnlrd
an Illegal tally
U n i t s * F r e e * In ta rn a tle w a l
WARSAW. Poland — Solidarity ac tivists
led a hunger strike by MO people in Ihe
southern *II v of Katowice Saturday lo
protest {toller vkitencr and the drtrnllon of
50 |implr who l<H>k |iari In a mas* to
commernorale the 7tlih am *'-rrsury of
Poland's indc|>rndeni e
Adam Slomka an activist of the Illegal
foil federal loti for lnde{ieridriit Poland said
In a triephonr tnlrniew hr and 7fl (irrsoris
headed by Solidarity leader Kazlmlrrz
Swttmi Itrgan a hunger protest at ] ;io 4 m
fM 30 p ni EST F riday! In the cathrdral of
f brtst Ihe King
"We arr demanding Hue (nformallori to
I>r carried by Try buna with a rrpnri on the
beating." Slomka said
Hr said the hunger strike wa* tiring held
In protest ol Ihe actions Friday night of
police who attacked some 1,000 proplr
trying to march toward the center of the
Industrial city ot Katowice alter a mass
marking the 7twh anniversary of Pol,mil *
On F'nday. rlol police charged de
monstrator* tn the northern *r.i|iort of
Gdansk. Warsaw and Poznan, detaining at
least Hirr-e dozen people Rallies tn six oilier
cttiem ciitiimrmor.dmg the anniversary were
peaceful During Ihr ralllr* protester* c ailed
for Ihe government sanctioned revival ol tlie
trade union Solidarity, Ikito In I9MO and
iw oyer’ *lrr
Pol
■**grd after World War 1 a* a
tree cm.
bowing 12.1 years of |sirtutori
among Russia Prussia and Austria On Nov
11. P H m it priM'tainird Independeiiie whic h
lusted until Hie lirst shots ol World War It
when Nazi Germany Invaded 11* rasiern
nelghlaw
President Reagan sent a congratulatory
trlrgrarn In which he recalled ihe I l points
ol President Woodrow Wilscin ot Ian M
HUH, which included an ajijical tor a tree
and totally Independent Poland tin Polish
news agency PAP said
The independence annlversarv ».»> ig
norrd alirr the communist takeover of
Poland In 1944. but on Frtdav Polish leader
Wojcfech Jasnizelskl, drrssed m the tinKomi of a general, reviewed Polish lumps at
noon at the Tom b ol the Unknown Soldier in
Warsaw
Rebels block Soviets from Kabul
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ISCAMAHAI). Pakistan — Afghan rrbrl* said Saturday they
btorhrd the main highway lirlwreit the Soviet I'rilou and the
Afghan capital of Kabul after Moscow xu*|»rndrd It* troop
withdrawal Irom the country and deployed new advanced
weapon*
Source* in ihe U S tucked rrbrl alliancr. fused In Pakistan,
■aid guerrillas launched * senes ol attacks Nov 4 against
military convoy* in Kanungan and Parwan provtru rs along the
Halang lllgtiway. the main road tmm Kabul to the Soviet
breeder and the route by which mosl ol Moscow • remaining
troops are in withdraw Irom the country coder a jeeate accord
In one incident, sources said guerrillas ambushed a Soviet
convoy llreirig a military post at Khtk Ta|u tn northern
Samangsn Province killing 20 Soviet tron|i* They said live
guerrillas died In another attack, bul gave no lurthrr casually
detail*
The sourer* said ilir highway was tilockrd al several points
tn Samangart and luri her souih In Parwan
Arsonists firebom b student office
JOIIANNKS1UJKG. South A in u — Arsonists (IrrlMimtird ihe
ofllces of a anti apartheid »iudrm organization and sprayrd
slogans In a building where a "peace' lec ture was lo tie held
Saturday oftlclals said
The National Union ol South African Student* other* wrrr
partly destroyed by llrr and Ihe building on the campus ol
Johannesburg * Untvrrsliy of Ihe Wltwatrrsrand was damaged
by wairr Irom an aulomallc sprinkler system sometime during
Friday night
The atlacker* furred open the lock I n I h e building, kicked In
the door ol the N C SA S office, laid detonator* and a 50-foot lose
and sprinkled petrol In I h e oilier. Krnmbrrg said
Largr red slogan* also wrrr sprayed around the building
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the communist New People * Anny. and hi* wife escaped from
a military slm-katle Saturday while altrndlng the birthday
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'Combat armed’ gang 80,000 farmers
members kill girl
United Pr*t» lwl»nm iwt*l
Sex balloon daflniad
INDIANAPOLIS — Poller <wilil Saturday Ihry have ilrll.itril a
srxfortnonry trh rm r w h o v udvcrtlvm creatively u v d toy
balloon* lo t arry Ihctr ad*.
OfTIrlal* ■Mid arvrral balloon* carrying udvrrtlscmriii*
offering "arrvlrr* for any *rxuul need*" dropjwil onto I hr
poller borne patrol iralnlnKfield Wednesday.
Poller aald It arrested David Slrll* and James (lair*, both 30.
on eiiargrs of proslltutkm lair Friday aflrr undrrrovrr offlrrm
madr arran|{rtnrnt» for a tlO O sexual mcounlcr, using thr
telephone number lUIrd on a noir attarhrd to one of ihe
balloons
The sexual emountrr wa* lo have Involved a hnVand and
wile, the two alleged prostitute*. and the husband'* voyrurUlle
Intention*, the offletal* *ald
Vlte Invrsllgator* arrrstrd Slrll* and Gates in a hotel room
where they bad arranged lo meet, they *aitl
Nancy Reagan defends her role
W ASHINGTON — Flr*l lady Naney Hragan said she (ell
romprllrd lo exert her Indt — nee during her husband ■ eight
vears In office berause hr wa* poorly nrrvrd by altles who
pushed their own agenda* nvrr hi*. II wa* rrportrd Saturday
In an Inlrrvlew to appear in The Lo* Angeles Times' Sunday
edition*. Mr* Reagan said she wa* “ hurl. *urprl*ed and
disappointed'* by Ihe art Ion* of her husband •staff
“ I don't feel hi* staff served him well. In general." she said
The drst lady readily acknowledged she wield t Influence
over het hu*t>and'* derision*, but said her a. .am* were
net rsaary to rounter Reagan * own aides
"I'm mure aware if somebody la trying to end run him a id
have their own agenda." she Mid "I'm more aware of that
than he Is It |u*t never nrrur* to him that anv*►*!» Is ’Ung lo
do that ."
flhe saut "the hr*i r *amp\ ’ of the • U iT- failure a
the
Iran <«>ntni sranda! that sprung up uvr, arms being
to
Iran In hopes of freeing Amrrtran hostages in l^banon with ihe
prom*diverted to rebel* In Nlraragua
"Me (Rraganl did not know what was going on and that » not
right." she M id
Ihiring the Interview conducted Orl. Id under the agreement
It would not be published until after Ihe presidential rlrtikm
Mr* Reagan painted a portrait id a presidential ruuplr
inrrrastnglv dependent on earh other in Ihe fore id hetrayal by
stall memlwrs
Rights g ro up stsks to halt funds
EUGENK. Ore — A national animal rights group plans to hie
a formal rontplainl Moinl.i) a<« using I lie University of Orrgon
of numerous violations of animal rrsranh fstlklrs. seeking a
cutoff In federal funding
The 53 fiogr <nmpl.unt will hr filed In Washington. D P
with ihe National Institute* of Health's Otftrtt of Protri non from
Hrsr
h Risk*, said Ann Chyiamwrth a rrseariher lor the
group lYoptc lor Ihe Kthtral frealnirnt of Animals
From United P r t u Intamitlofral roporlt
LOS A NGELES - A lO y ra r
old girl way killed hut her two
frie*
escaped injury wnen
IP t.i
nr was peppered with
bullets by rival gang member*
armed with assault rllfes. In*
vesilgalors said Saturday.
Monique Murphy. 1(1. of Lo*
Angeles, died Inllowing the 11
p.m Friday attack outside u
liq u o r s to re . T w o ga n g
associate*. Tranlslta Lytle. IH,
and a 17-year-old girl whose
itb.nc was not rrh .aed. were nol
till, detective John llunch said.
T h e 17-year-old g irl was
wounded Orl. 30 In another
gang-relalrd shooting at the
same lot at Ion In which u man
was killed. Hunch said
T h r girls had pulled up lo Ihe
liquor store and one ol them got
oul and went inside. When she
relume»i. sevnaJ .pile memf *r»
of a rival ?ang g« oul of ll.eir
ear. w al-.-J up and fired about
20 round* from twn or three
assault rifle*.
The gunmen fled In Ihelr car
and have nol hern captured, by
authorities. Hunch Mid.
The shouting appeared la hr
an act of gang rivalry.
"If you see someone (from a
rival gang), you thool them."
llunch said
l*ollce Mid Iherr were 207
gang killing* In Lo* Angeles
during Ihe first 10 month* of the
year, a 24.7 perrenl Jump over
Ihe 100 in Ihe *amr period of
1087 In all of 1087. there were
209 gang slaying*, a record at
that time
Study: W om en invisible
in top Catholic jobs
latemattenal
W A S H IN G T O N - W om en,
who make up 31 percent id Ihe
overall Roman Catholic pofnjla
lion, are almost Invisible In Ihe
lop policy making lob* In the
church's 175 dkirerw* ,n thr
United States, a new study said
Sunday
The stony. "All Work and No
Say." looked al It) top level Join
in chain ery ufllrc*. Imam c ,md
•dmliUsttatkxi. marriage trthunal*. e ducation and other
ministries that are often to all
Cathollr*
It was prompted by Itie release
last A|uti id the first draft of thr
bishop* pastoral I n t e r on
women •concern*
Women including horh lav
women and nuns fmld only 18
prrcenl of the Joti* and many of
those are rrnn entrated In Iradr
tkmally female Jolts such a*
education. Ihe report said
The refnirt. by Cathollr-s for a
Frre Choice, an Independent
group that supports Hie 11)7.1
Supreme Court derision legalis
ing atnniion was the third in Ihe
group • "lllsNqt* Watrh' series
that monitors a. mutes of the
church leader* lor their impact
on women's right* In church and
•ortrty.
"In Ihelr draft pastoral on
women's concern*. Ihe b!*hop*
acknowledge the need lo open
Mon iti* within tl. chu" *- to
'ten .
t rance* Kuwllng
president of CFC
Drawing on data In thr I twin
' Official f'alliolIc Director.” Ihe
study said that (trtest* hold far
and away m o il of Ihe lop
policy making position* — 84
prrrrnt compared wllh Hw 18
prnetil held by women and 20
(w rrrnl by lay men
In Hie top tlusesan Job of
chancellor, oprn lo all Catholk*
store 1903, Ihe sludy ftmnrl Dial
both lay women ami men air
almost in visible wllh tmly 3 lay
men and 2 lay wratten In Hie job
— shout 3 prrtrnl id Ihe t flan
rellras Nun* hoM I I (irrirn l id
Hw jobs and 88 prrrrnt arc held
by fair sis
Of v k r rtiam rlka pnsttkai*
that eslsl In 8 1 dksrsrs 71)
prirent arc twirl by pilrsis ami
10 prreent by sister* 8 percent
air Iwld by lay women amt 2
percent by lay men
Of Hw I 237 fudge* In 143
■horses 1)7 prrteni are priest*
I firfieri i are sisirr*
face foreclosure
United P r t u International
W A SM N G TO N The
ch a irm a n nl Ihe Senate
Agriculture Committee an
grily rebuked Ihe Reagan
admlnlstrullon Saturduy as
"cynical and cruel" lor an
nouncing a week alter Elec
tion Day thal 80.000 Am rrl
ran larmers lace foreclosure
In an Interview with (JIM
Radio. Sen Patrick Leahy.
D-Vl.. confirmed a New York
Times report lhat the gov
emmrnt plan* to begin noil
lying more Ilian HO.UCO farm
er* Tuesday that ihelr farms
may be siihferf In foreclocuras a result ol delinquent
loans
"We've known fur some
llrnr that till* was going to
hup|>rn." la-ahy sale! "The
administration <l.tlms tli.it it's
fturely ciiiiu tdental
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Oviedo is state bound
IN BRIEF
Incredible com eback lands Lady Lions in final four
Four-w ay tie at Cental
TA L L A H A S S E E — Chris IV rry. who I* In
danger of losing hit louring card If hr dor* nol
finish high. Saturday *hol a 06 In move Into a
four-way tlr with Hob Lohr. K rnny IVrry and
BUI Qlaaann for l hr Irad of the *500.000 Ccntrl
Claaalr.
The lour aland al
12 under jiur 204 after
three round*
Chris IVrry suld that
he has lo relax more If
he hopes lo do well
Sunday In the final
round.
"S o n irtlm rs I take
golf loo seriously," said
Chris Berry, who is not
related lo Krnny IVrry.
••|just relaxed uut there
8
today, and I have lo do
It tomorrow If I want In win "
Lohr blrdled the 10th Imle lo lakr a iwo stroke
lead. Ihen shot par on each ol the final eight
hole* for a <18 on Ihe day al the Klllearn Golf and
Country Club.
Lohr. who won Ihe Disney-Old* Classic Iasi
month, said that he feels he’s In good position lo
go for hts second win of the year.
PGA
H lastk, S v tn s o n In final
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LONDON - Fourth-seed Ja m b lllawk and
fifth-seed Jonas Svenson Saturday won their
aemlflnal matches lo advance In the final of Ihe
*452.500 Benson and fledges Grand IVtx
tournament.
Illasek celebrated hi* 24th birthday wlih a
6-4. 7-5 upset over No I seeded Frenchman
Ifenrl Leconte and Sevenaon defeated John
Fitzgerald 7-5. 6-4 to *el up their meeting in Ihe
Sunday final.
Itlaaek. a Caec hoalovak-bom S wum Davt* Cup
playrr. ts coming bar k from a sertou* aulo
accident In January He broke his right wrt*t
and three him when he fell asleep al Ihe wheel of
his car In Ihe south ol France and crashed tnlo a
stationary truck
D y n a m f o r m e r w in s b y n o s e
NEW YORK. N Y. - Dynafonner rallied from
stxlh place under a ground saving tide by Angel
Cordero to win the *175.500 Discovery Handi
cap by a nose Saturday at Aqueduct Racetrack
The D Wayne Lukas trained colt, who had
lost six straight races since winning the
*500.000 Jerwry Drrby May 30 at Garden Slate
Bark, slipped Inside three horses at midst retch,
and narrowly held off a late charge by Star
Attitude lo win Ihe Grade II. mile and a furlong
stake for 3-year-olds
Congelrur finished third In the field of seven,
three lengths tiehlnd the llrst two finishers
Cefls. ihe 3-1 second choice, finished fifth, and
Blair's Cove, the even-money favorite of the
crowd of I3.46H was sixth
Dynafonner. owned by Joseph Allen, was
timed In l 50. and returned §9 20. *4 HO. *3 20
as the third choice. Star Altitude paid *13.40.
*7.80. and Congeleur returned *6 HO for third
Rockets rout Heat, 121-100
MIAMI — Rookie Derm k Chlevou* scored 22
points and Akeern Olajuwon scored 111 points
and grabbed 13 rebound* Friday night lo lead
the Houston Rocket* to a 121 IOO win over the
Miami Heat al the Miami An na
Houston, which moved to 3-2 on the year, won
lls third straight game The exjurisloii lira! Is
0-4. Miami was led by |H |miIii I* and nine
rebounds from rookie renter Kony Selkaly and
13 (mints from small forward Billy Thompoon.
Kevin Edwards and Jon Sundvold had 12
polntseach for the Ileal
Chlrvous. a rookie from Missouri, hit on 9 of
13 shots from the field and four ol five foul
shots. Buck Johnson hud a season high Hi
points and Tim McCormick chipped In 15 points
for Houston, which *nap|>rd a five game road
losing streak.
From staff and wire reports
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□5:00 p.m. — SC. College. Southwest Texas
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Complete listin g on Psge SB
By MARK B L Y TH E
Hersld sports writer
TAMPA — Grtl and determination brought a
struggling Oviedo volleyliull team together to pull
out an Incredible. B-15. 15-11. 15-10 come from
behind victory over Tampa Riant lo rapture the
Section 3A-2 title before 451 Ians at Riant High
School
The Lady Lions. 23-2. advance lo this week's
slate finals to lie held al Dr. Phillips High School
In Orlando Oviedo will be playing four-lime
delending stale champion Fort Lauderdale Car
dinal Gibbon* al 2 p.m. on Friday. BUnl's Lady
Panther* finished Ihelr season al 20-5
"We were real nervous al Ihe Itrglnnlng but
they've played from tiehlnd before and really
rame together when they hud lo ." Oviedo
_
-anl cnoch Nancy Van womter said "Th e y
really rame on In tl.e second game i.id did a real
good Job In ihe third game."
Oviedo was without roach Anita Carlson, who
missed the match due to rellgous lielrlfs. but was
able to ovrrrome Ihe absence of lls mentor lo
become one of Ihe stale's lop Jour trams In Ihelr
class
"T h is ts |u*l so apprnplalr and so overdo."
Carlson said on the phone Saturday afternoon
"T h is ts our last year In 3A and I know how hard
this group has worked lo get thrtr I'm |u*l so
proud ol Nancy (Van W om irrl and the kids and
I'm pleased I ran be working with ouch a group "
The opening moment* of the match did not
look good for the Lady Lions as the power hitting
and strong serving of the Lady Panthers gained
them a quick 4-1 advantage
Plant middle blocker Torrte Gullrrr/ pul down
p*ir of powerful kills and added a btrek lo g'V
her Irani the quick Irad Amy Caohln Ihc.n t nnr
on lo rule Ihe net for Ihe Lady Panthers as she
(Hit down a kill and iwo dinks while Gutlrrrz
reeled ofl right consecutive service points lo up
lir e lead lo a convincing 1 2 - 1 margin
Plant w a s ihrn called lor tiring in lh r net and
Oviedo managed to get a side out and pul a pair
of points on ihe board Serena C'aldeyro was
rr*|Nin*lblr lor licith (minis as she put down two
kills during Kerslln Colon's serv r
Gut I Ire*, though hammered down a spike and
Terri Gleason came up with a pair of service
points lo up Ihe lead lo 14 4 Oviedo managed a
(mini of an Anna Hollis serve and a Shannon
Wllcoxson serve with Calcicyro com lng up with a
dink and a block to aid greatly In both point#
Elyse Me Mullen then closed out the game with
Bee Oviedo. Fogs 2B
S H S boys
qualify
for state
Lady Rams
shoot for
top in ’89
■y CNNtS B IS TER
Herald sports editor_____________
They've got a collection of
some of the first talent in the
stale They have the experience
erf playing In one erf the toughest
districts around They're de
termined. Ilerre competitor* Pul
all of that together, and you've
gr| die (Miti-nM.il fur a banner
season
Surr enough, l-uke Mary girls
sorerr has the |Miirnllul for some
powerful stufl in 1988 89
The Ladv Rams, district runnrrup last season have all Hie
Ingtrdlrnls to contend again.
Ihey return pradlc ally everyone
from last year s high-scoring
squad and Hill Klssrlr. alter a
one year lax oil Is Ku k as coac h
erf the team lie built IrcHii the
bottom up
"If wr can build up defensively
and coot lourTo* . .ft. i.»i».'i)m*«a
erf last year I think we II hr along
with several other trams, solid
district contenders." Elssclr
sale! "It s going lei lie a very
competitive year Brantley.
I.ynum and l^ike Howell all have
strong squad* "
l.ake Mary opens the regular
season on Wednesday at 7 |i m
at Orlando lllshop Moorr
Leading the list erf reluming
players are senior standouts
Donna Rohr and Mic helle Mat
tingly. two of the top prn*|M-fi*
In tile state
Rohr will srr .niton at I m M I i
midfield and drlrndrr and you
can bet wherever Klssrlr puls
her she will make a major
Imjwici Rohr Is one ol the liest
tialltuincllrrs around and has the
ability lo not cudv distribute the
Kill well hut to put the tiall III
the net.
Mattingly Kid a tremendous
Junior year as she led one ol the
most productive attacks in
annmil Mattingly will lie called
on lo help lead the attack In
198880 and she will also tie
counted on to lirlji anchor the
team at midfield
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icuca h w i a?m Actewts
Tammy Scotl (top). Donna Rohr (15) and Michelle Mattingly (8| are three
reasons Lake Mery looks forward lo lit best season ever in girls soccar.
The odter senior leader who
Elssrlr Is rrlylng on I* Man v
|.uzar. another returning siartrr
lor the lardy Rams
"Those three seniors will be
depended on heavily." Elssele
said "They have die mosl rxjic
tie rice and will lie die onr* who
help ihe y o u n g e r players.
r*|irclally In big games."
Rohr. Mattingly und Lu/ar are
Bee Rams. Page 2B
(>HLAM><> - Jason Kaiser
Ihe individual title- and guided
Seminole High School to a third
(dace llnlsli and a stale lierlh
Saturday in die Region 3A-2 crua#
country meet al the University irf
Ceiilr.il Florida
Kaiser cfussed d ir line with a line
lime ol 15 24 3 and will head into
Ihe slate meet ranked as one irf ihe
loji runners Kaiser look the lead ort
die second mile and extended II
lielore lltilslilng strong
Dalvin Davis added strong sup
|mrt In die Trllies eflcirt as he
finished seventh overall with a
15 59.1 i locking Menu Posey alto
turned in a brilliant jierlnfinancc os
he llrilshed 12III overall al Ihe
Hi 2ti H mark
"We ran great today.** Seminole
c o a c h Ken B r a u tn a n said
"Everyone ran a (K-rsonal rrcord,
we needed to have three runner* in
dir loji lourdi of d ir race and when
you have ihrre runners score Just
19 (minis you're going In do well "
Brauman was (drasrcl with die
ellorts of Ills three leaders as well as
dir rest ol die learn who pulled
through lo send Seminole in II* first
siair meet in lour years
"Jason IKalsrrl ran a great rare
and Dalvin iDavlsI continued to
Improve." Itrauman said ' Brent
(Posey) went out Iasi because It's
easier lor him lo hang on dial catch
up I don l dunk hr wanlrd In lead
dir rare but got i ought in a position
aqd went wlib It."
Posey led for die first mile before
Rocklcilgr's Shawn Bagwell and
William ('aitqiliell look Ihe lead
lielore Kaiser made Ills move
Marcus Egan was Seminole's
lourdi runner, finishing 38th nvrrall
al 17 18 7 with Dale Wright placing
56th al I7 5H |. Egan and Wright
are tmlli Irrshman and give the
Tribe a strong nucleus for Ihe
lulurr
William Wallace was next for
Seminole lliilslilng 63rd al the
IH I I I mark with Brian Hoops
See Seminole. Page 3B
Smith, Lake Howell shred ’Noles
By TORY OeSORMICR
Herald sports writer
SANFORD — Kike- Howell High Sc bool * 4937
win over Scinliiolr Friday night al Thomas E.
Whlgham Stadium was )u*t another stop on die
Marquette Smith Magical Mystery Tour.
Smith, whose amazing exploits seem almost
magical because If* a mystery lo opjxMing
defenses on how lo slop him. rushed lor IH2
yards and two tciuchdowiis as well as relumed a
klckoll Hii yards for a touchdown Jusl lo round
out the evening. Sinllli also caught u (mss (or 14
yards
"I seal of see and feel the holes." said Smith,
trying to describe llic way lie runs "I've goi u lot
of confidence In our olfenslve line. I Jusl go by
Ihelr block* Th e y make Ihe blocks und die hole*
are lliere."
□ike Howell's offensive line opened so many
holes (Smith's ti.n kllclcl male Cortex Graves
rushed lor I 2H yards as well) against die young
and struggling Seminole defense, al limes II
resembled a sieve
"We jusl couldn't slop diem from scoring."
said Seminole coach Emory lilukr.
Actually, die Silver Hawk olfrrise had a lllllc
help (rum (licit Seminole counterparts us l!r
'Notes fumbled the Kill away twice In Ihelr end
lone. Luke Howell. Iielng of the opimrtiinlstlc
sort, converted both turnovers Into touchdowns.
In fort, a Seminole fumble recovered by Lake
Howell set up die game's first score, u two-yard
dive by Graves following u 22-yard dash by
Sm ith.
"Corle* I* my lead blocker." said Smith "He
(nils u block on Ihe ItneKickrr anil I go oil him.
He takes a lot ol pressure oil ol me Im-i uu*e they
ran'l key oil Just one person."
It's almost a shame tliul Smltli and Graves
gave such blinding performance* liecuuse It
overwhelmed Ihe acfomjillslimrnt* ol Seminole
quarterback Kerry Wiggins and running Kick
Henry Williams
The two combined to lead Ihe Tribe to the
ustoundlng figure ol 444 yards ol lotul offense.
Wiggins completed 18 of 29 passes for 243 yards
und two touchdowns (both lo Ikruard Eudcly)
while Williams ruslird for 143 yards and a
touchdown on Ju»i I -I carries
A* u mailer of lad. Williams' touchdown came
Jusl 1 42 uflrr Graves' o|ienlng score as he blew
llirnugli Lake Howell s defense on an electrifying
66 -yard touchdown run But when the *uu|i on
the polni .liter Hew over Ihe holder's head. Kike
Howell hud the lead for good.
Th e Silver Hawks, who ran the ball 41 dines
while jiusslng II Jusl live, gave uii exhibition of
Itall ccienrol offense, eating up u total of If) 40 on
Ihelr next iwo scoring drives The first, which all
but killed Hie llrst quarter, ended when Smith
sc ored on a five-yard run. The second, which Just
about Injised the second quarter, ended on a
31-yard scoring pass from Dan Vrrcck In Dan
Schubert.
Placeklcker Stevr Munnrll. who was perfect on
all his kicks, gave Kike Howell a 21-7 halftime
□B e e Howell, Page 4 B
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Marquette Smith heeds up field lor anot
gain. Smith paved the way Friday os Lake
ran over SHS. 49-27.
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Powerful Sharks devour Lake Brantley
S. River goes on to state
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Heraid iporls editor
A LTA M O N TE S o u th
Florida volleyball rolled Into
town Friday night In the form
o f Sp an la h R iv e r's L a d y
Sharks.
Th e well-drilled Sharks, like
•o many team* in what h u
become a hotbed for girls
vollyeball. Jlsplayed a fero
cious offensive attack that
riddled the Lake Brantley de
fense to the tune of 15-5. 15-6
In the 4A-3 Section playoff
before 401 fans at Lake
Brantley High.
Spanish River goes on the
Class 4A Slate Tournament
this week at Or. Phillips High
School in Orlando. Joining the
Sharks. 32-5, In the Final Four
will be Pensarola Pine Forest.
Clearwater and Miami Sunset.
S p a n is h R iv e r w ill p la y
Clearwater In one semifinal
w hile defending champion
Sunset battles Pine Forest In
the other.
"W e've been playing pretty
m uch mistake-free volley ball
since the playoffs began."
Spanish River coach Lori
Eaton said. "I hope It slay* like
this next week. The girls really
came out fired up and com
municated well."
Lake Brantley closed out a
super season with n 23-4
record. The Lady Patriots won
their first Seminole Athletic
Conference title and their sec
ond consecutive district and
region crowns.
"W e had a great year, but
It's lough to end It like this."
Lake Brantley coach Wolfgang
Halblg said. “ We Just didn't
show up tonight. Spanish
River moved well and hustled
all match long. That’s why
A steady diet of Rice
their going to state and
not."
The Lady Patriots knew they
would be facing a powerful
team In the Sharks and they
had faced several powerhouses
during the season. But what
Brantley was not prepared for
was the lightning-quick attack
of Spanish River.
“ The kids were not moving
at sM In th. twek tovr." Halblg
skid. "The y were nal covering
the spaces and Spanish River
took advantage of It."
The highlight far Brantley In
the opening game was a
vicious kill by Grrtchcn Mull
that got the Lady Patriots a
sldcout with Spanish River
leading. I-O.
The Lady Patriots, though,
could not gel anything going
on their srrve and the Sharks
went on to build a 7-0 lead on
the serve of Susan Scott. The
rally was hlghlightrd by a
spectacular kill by skywalking
senior Paige Rice.
Lake Brantley got Ita first
point on the serve of Marianne
Rodrigues, but the Sharks got
It right back and Suzanne
Dawson served four more
points for an 11-1 lead. Laurie
Vartsh came up with a nice
dump for the eighth point,
then put down a kill for the
11 th.
The closest Brantley would
get was 13-5 before Michelle
Homer came on to serve the
last two points of the opening
game.
The Lady Patriots got a nice
serving string from C hris
Rabaja In the early going of
game two for a 3-1 lead, but
Rice's block ended the rally
and the Sharks once again
took command.
W i t h V a r ls h s e r v i n g .
By CH U CK I U M I M
Herald corraspondant___________
Pam WilUfl gats a pass up during Friday's match vs Spanish River
Brantley's dafartM could net handle the power of the visiting
Sharks, who roared to a 15-5, 1541 victory in the 4A-3 Section
playoff Spanish River advances lo this week's stats tournament at
Dr. Phillips High.
Spanish River took a 4-3 lead
with Rice nailing another big
kill to the floor for the fourth
point. The Sharks made It 5-3
when Dawn Gebhari served a
pair of arcs to lied tt at 5-5.
Th e Sharks then got a
sldcout and came up with
their best rally of the evening,
reeling off right points on (he
serve of Te rry Lowenthal.
Lowe n IhaI had two aces dur
ing (he string while Vartsh had
a pair of kills off sets by Rice
"H a v in g Laurie (Yarlshl
Oviedo--------re a tls s M tn m IB
the
games final point and gave Plant
a one game lead In the match.
Th e second game started with
GutUrcz and Plant dominating
again. Sloan Sizemore opened
the match with a single point
that Gutlirez picked up a kill on.
McMullen then served an ace
before Heather Wertz put down
two points which Included u
Gutlirez kill and an acr that ran
the score to 4-0.
Miml Tran then put Oviedo on
the scoreboard with a single
point before Gutlirez upped the
lead to 5-1. Suzanne Hughes,
who finished the night with 1 1
kills, four dinks and four blocks,
then came on to serve three
straight points to narrow the
lead to 5-4.
Plant, though, re-established
Its lead when Gleason served for
four straight points to up the
lead to 9-4. Sizemore widened
the lead to 11*4 and forced
Oviedo to call Its second timeout.
The Lady Lions, with their
backs to the wall, then gatnrd
their composure and showed
what a championship team Is
made of by turning the tide and
g a i n i n g the m a t c h e s
momentum.
W ilc o x s o n . a designated
server, came up w ith four
straight points to trim the Irad to
11-6 with Hughes putting down
a kill. Another designated server.
Vanessa Srobie. was then called
upon for Oviedo and was another*
solid contributrr as she put two
points on the board and helped
cut the lead to 11 - 10.
H u g h e s then served five
straight points to close out gamr
two. with Hollis putting down an
Important splkr In the middle of
the run. as Oviedo evened the
mutch at one game apiece.
The Lady Lions gained a quick
lead off a Wilcoxson serve with
Hughes pulling down a kill.
After a sldcout Betsy Hughes put
up a set and Suzanne hammered
It down only to have Gleason
come up with a dig and gel thr
bull up lo Gutlirez who at
tempted lo spike It on the second
hit. Suzanne Hughes, though,
blocked the attempt, backed off
the net os Hollis made the set
and put down a thunderous
spike lo gain a sldcout.
Tran picked up u point to give
the Lady Lions a 24) advantage
before the Lady Panthers got on
the hoard. Gutlirez served for a
pair of points as did Gleason to
give Plant a 4-2 lead.
Oviedo tied the match when
Wilcoxson but down an are and
Scobie picked up u point while
serving on a Suzanne Hughes
kill. Tran thru put down two
consecutive points to give thr
Lady Lions the Irad for good at
6-4
Colon then gave Oviedo Its
final boost of confidence as she
upped the lewd to 10-4 with four
consecutive service points with
Anne Woolrry and Caldryro
putting down key kills on.
Plant, though, rdosed to go
quietly as tt managrd a sldcout
and rut the lead to 19-5 on a
Gleason srrve. Hollis picked up u
point for Oviedo with Caldryro.
who finished with six kills and
two dinks, putting down a kill.
Crissy Genders closed the gap to
11-6 for the Lady Panthers with
Gutlirez putting down a dink
Caldryro then served for a [Mir
of points to up the lead to 13-6
and seemingly putting thr game
away. But once again Plant
rallied In an attempt to receive a
slate berth. McMullen reeled off
four straight [tolnts to cut thr
lead to 13-10 before Suzanne
Hughes ended the rally with a
kill lo get a stdeoul for the Lady
Lions.
Betsy Hughes then put down a
sene to up the lead to 14-10 and
came up with a dink lo get a
sldcout before Suzanne Hughes
rapped olf the m ulch with
Oviedo's llitul point that sent It
lo this week's statr tournament
bark has tiecn a major tartar
for us." Eaton said "She was
Ineligible (grndrsl the first half
of the year and the addition of
her gives us another hlg hit
ter."
The Sharks other big hitter.
Rice, delivered another kill for
a stdeoul with the scare at
13-6 and Vartsh then served
nut the match The 14th (mint
rame on an orr serve and the
cham pionship point when
Horner dropped a hit over the
Brantley coverage
Jamie Dombchlk
Amy Alexander
Teresa Gatewood A. Stonerock
Rams----------Continued from IB
the only seniors on ihr scpiad.
but the Lady Rams have several
experienced Juniors led by
goalkeeper Tammy Scott. An
In te n se , often sp ectu cula r
keeper. Scott has frustrated op
posing defenses since Milling tip
as a freshman.
Other Juniors returning to
bolster the Lady Rams' chance*
arc A m y Alexander. Crlssic
Snow . A nnrm rikr Stonerock.
D e b b ie H u tc h in g s . J a m ie
Dumbehlk. Sandy Powell. Teresa
Gatewood, Amy PaschiMl and
Julie Baumholer.
Sophomore* Dana Hoover and
April Goss will also see jilenty ol
action for the Lady Hams along
with freshman Leanne Bazlle.
Hoover, who was oustandlng
as a freshman, will hr moved lo
defense to hrlp fill Ihr gajts left
by the graduated players.
Stonerock. Dombchlk. Powell.
I'aschoal and Goss will Is- relied
on for strong defensive play.
Alexander will |>lay rnldllrld and
also be counted on to hel|>
anchor the Lady Rams' defense
Along with Alexander. Snow
will also Ik - a major influence at
m idfield. Uji front. Bazlle.
B u u m h o frr. Gatewood and
Hutchings will t>e the attackers
for the Lady Rums
"The key will t>r to build the
defense." Klssele said. "We have
16 players on varsity so all ol
them will grl a lot of playing
llinc."
Paige Rice holds the section
championship trophy atoll
. i er Friday’s Impressive pe.to rm a n c e a g a in s t Lake
Brantley
Awesome doesn't begin to
describe Rit e's pluv on the court
Against the l.adv Patriots Rice
had right kills ami four block*
bill ibe kills weren't your normal
nin nl the mill high school kills
T h e y lo o k r d m ore like a
rannonhall being llred Irntn a
high [lowered launcher or a (M l
rntrd kins koul punch coming
In an Mike Tyson — hard and
last with little chance ol ever
reluming
"I lift weights every day arid
run a lot." Rice, who plans on
at Ir riding the University ni T ry
as at Arlington, said "It’s het|w-il
inv vertical lump a lot It’s up
around 25 Inches now "
Lady Lions used ail nine lives
B y MARK BLVTHB
Herald sports writer
TAM PA — A* thr saving g o e s .
" A rat lias nine lives
T h r Oviedo Lady Lions may
havr used up thrlr final life as
their caskrtl was bring prewired
Friday night In the 3A-2 Section
playoff at Tumpa Plant iiul the
Liriy Lions resurrected with a
brilliant comeback that sent
them Into tills week’s stale
tournament al Dr Phllll|is
Oviedo was down, hut tar from
out against ihr Lady Panthers,
who had won thr first game,
took an 11-4 advuntagr In thr
second game Plant knew they
were In control a nd were
dominating Ihr match What Ihr
lardy Panther* didn't know' was
Oviedo had been down before
and has tircoine accustomed to
coming from behind and tlial
they fight for every point
Oviedo nrw the parly was tar
from over and came Lick to take
a bard fought victory In claiming
the region 3A-2 crown as the
Lady Panthers watched a statr
b e rth slide th ro u g h tlie lr
linger l Ip*
"They're the cardiac- kids,"
assistant coach N ancy Van
Wortner said, "Tiiey don't mind
bring Im-Ii Iiu I. they plav hard no
mailer what 1lit- score is. tt was
Luther
falls in
sectional
Debble Hutchings Laanne Bazlle
A LTA M O N TE - In this
world there urr all kinds of crazy
dirts. Sonic consist of not rating
m eals o r foods w ith h ig h
cholrstrrol. while others may
Involve rating less and less an as
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wcigL:.
Huwet .. the Spanish River
Lady Sharks havr a peculiar diet
for volleyball success which Is
dlflrrrnt than that of any tram
In the state First, they play over
30 matches a year to get experi
ence. Then they work hard on
their technique to build a style of
play condusivr to winning And
iast, hut not least, they gel
plenty of rice — Paige Rice dial
Is
Hire represents the Lady
Sharks as their senior captain
and she’s one of the best players
In the state to rv rr sirup on a
pair of tennis shoes and splkr a
toilet thill ovrr a net. Not much
U known about this nrw force In
4A volleyball, but one thing la
certain — this girl can play
A galnal a powerful Luke
Brantley tram this j m s I Friday
night. Rice was rooking Rice,
who always remains In motion
on the court, led the Lady
.Sharks to the C la s s 4A Section 3
volleyball title with a I > > 15 6
victory over the Ladv Pals The
iotdy Sharks Improved to 31-5
on the year and w ill face
Clearwater In the first round of
the state tournament at Dr.
Phillips next Friday.
“ I can't wall to go |ln slalel."
the red headed seller said after
handing B ra n tle y a h e a rt
breaking loss "If we play as a
train like we did tonight, then
nobody ran stop us When we’re
on and play together we’re
awesome "
Orlando Luther's dream «>( a
I A stale volley hall champions h i p came to an end Friday night
when the Crusaders lost to
Jacksonville University Chris
tian 15-13. 15-8 in tlir Sec tion II
eham|i!on*hl|) match
"We came hack from a 0-0
deficit In ihr llrsi gamr lo Hr it
13-13." said Luther assistant
couch Randy Zook "In the
second game, we got off to a Ltd
start again and had to battle
back."
According lo Zook, why the
Crusaders lost had more to do
with ilie way they played than
with what University did
"We missed some key serves.”
said Zook. "We didn't jtlay
jxxtrly. hut we didn't jtlay our
Itrst match of the season.
"Th e coaches are very |tleased
with the |>erformunee of the
glrls. overall, for thr season."
Just a matter of time until they
rame alive.”
For many of the tram mem
bers tills, marks Ihr end of a
liner year struggle Ilia! lias seen
the Lady Lion* reach u far t t
Ihr sectional championship four
limes without rvrr « tearing Ihr
final hurdle and rrac hlng thr
stale's final four.
Suzanne Hughes. Oviedo’s
standout net player, came alive
In the second and third games to
[tower her team to the stair
championship Hughes was un
stoppable In third and llnal gamr
when she came up with six kills,
threr bleaks, two dinks and
three service [mini*
*‘W r Just started thinking
about stale and how hud we
wanted to go.” Hughe* said
"We were a little suprtsrd how
strong they (Plant) w rrr hot once
we adjusted and calmed down
we played great. Its a grrat
feeling to finally hr going lo
stale "
Senior co-captain K rrs tln
Colon was will) Oviedo In last
years attempt that just failed
and knows what thr win means
to thr team and thr school
"F in a lly, nfirr three years
w rrr going (to state)." Colon
said "W e came together In the
second g a m r and w o rk e d
togrther throughout the third
game, this Is a grrat leetmg after
all Ihls lime."
Oviedo was reeling anti Plant
thought It had delivered a
kins knot puni li tty taking a
commanding 11
11-4
-4 fas
lead In the
second gamr after manhandling
tile Lufv Lions 13 6 in the Itrst
game Oviedo though was tar
from tiring through
Oviedo diet not communicate
In Ih r Itrst game and were
ohvlouslv taken off guard by the
power hitting of Torrir (iu iiln r/
and Am y Cashin An adjustment
moved Hughe* to rutatr with
Gutlirez to set up a him k on her
hits
The move drflnllly paid off a*
Gutlirez* tills tiegan going long
.mil knocked the Lilly Panthers
Panthers off thrlr bicycle Plant
who was cruising In the Itrst
game la gan having trouble get
ling anything to go thrlr way
and the L id v Lions ptrkrd up
thrlr Intensity level and became
thr aggressive tram with the
momentum shilling In their di
rection
Shannon Wilcoxson started
the momentum shut as she
served four consecutive [mints
when the score was 114 to close
lltr gap and give thr Lady Lions
a glimmer of iwiw
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•y MARK BLYTHB
Hafald » p om wrtlif___________ ____________
suprtsed lo sr' him right with me," Mitchell
M id "We're prst trying to hrlp the tram and
we wont to make It fh e in a row next week."
O K I.A N D O — Lym an High School*
OrrytuniiKU hlu/nl a trail to thrlr (mirth
rnnoecuHvr tram tlllr by rapturing thr
Region IA 3 crown Saturday morning at thr
Unlvrmltv of Central Florida.
Lyman roach Feed Fluke wasn't so
wCl.Tied about the trophy today as he w.ta
about reaching the state meet. Fluke will
now look In gel his troops mentally prrparrd
to take a shot at thr stair tlllr.
Lyman again
tin tandem ol Trdily
Mllrhrll and Nick Huilkrwlt h to pull away
Irottl thr Held compiling Junl 50 (xilnls
ciurqturrd to Lake Howrll'a 75 and Lake
Hrnntley'* 90 an John t. Leonard raplurrd
(tie fourth and (Inal stair qualifying *|toi
with lOOjmitu*
"We honestly wanted to come out und
make It to the state meet." Lyman coach
Fred Flnkr "I never said anything about
winning. I just told thr team to make sure
they qualified."
Mitchell cruised to thr Individual tlllr with
a time ol 15 19 0 with Kadkrwlch placing
second ai I T> JM l T h r two havr llntshrrj
12 in their last lour m rrta and will look to
make It llvr In a row next Saturday In thr
atatr meet to lie held at Osceola High School
In Rlnrllu*County
" W r did our llrot speed work this wrrk
and I don't think It hasn't affected me yel,”
Mitchell said "My leg* fell a tittle weird and
I'm expecting to see It s results next week "
Min hell and Kadkrwlch were together lor
most o( the race tirforr Mitchell used a slight
surge to pull ahead around thr two and a
hall mile mark
"We've * *h liern running well so I wasn't
Kevin Padgett added « strong j refor
mative for Lyman as fir plated 12th overall
at 16 15 4. with senior veterans Darren
Marshall. 21 st al Iti 38 3. and .larnrs Flint.
23rd 16.43.2, rounding out thr scorers for
Lyman with strong cltorts Tony faisey.
32nd at Iti 57 8 and Gabe Rhodes. 63rd at
18 03 4 completed the Lyman squad s
rllorl
Lake Howell turned In a solid rare us they
finished third in the districts before turning
tilings around to take the runner up trophy
at the rrglonal meet. Th e Silver Hawks were
led by Kavan Howell who turned In one of
his strongest races of the season taking
fourth overall at the 15 52 2 mark Jason
Sprtnghart was next for t-akr Howell in
ninth plare wllh a l*i 10.8 clocking David
Hutson was I4tli « ' Iti 18 l with Brandon
Lowrntha? next In I7lh at 16:25.1 to give
l-akr Howell a strong lop four. Robert Morns
completed the scorers for the Silver Hawks
with a 14th place finish al 17:183. I’rdro
Rodrigue* finlstird next tr 49th at 17:33.4
with Javier Negron completing the team
wllh a 50th plac e finish al 17 34.0.
Darin Tugm un led Lake Brantley with a
seventh place llnlsh al 15 57.0 followed by
Andrew Ogilvlr In Itilh al 16 24 I .John
Feola lurried In a strong race lor Hie f'atrlbla
placing 20 th a I 16 36 I. Ronald Gnrdon was
next In 30th place at 16:55.6 followed
closely by Patric k Eason at 3lst at 16 57 4.
William Slreetman was next for .
Brantley 111 34th at 17 0 1 0 * ,th Dai.ay
Rodrigue* completing the team In 37th
place at 17 08.7, The Putrlotn were given
ti.id news early this week when they were
told number two runner Mall Jewell was
told by doctors not to run after they
diagnosed a turn leg muscle.
"Jewell’s being out really lakes a lot away
from us but w r did a real good Job today."
Lake Brantley Charlie Harris said "If we
run well as a team nrxt week I think II will
he a different story. Dartn didn't run well
today, bul h r couldn't havr made up that
much ground, ifs the other runners that
need to pick lip the slack und I think they
will."
Kavan Howell turned tn a solid performance Saturday to lead the
Lake Howell Sliver Hawks to a berth In this week's statu cross
country meet
Lady Patriots dom inate region
■ v CHRIS P U T I N
Herald sporls editor
OKLAM X) — Lake Bratillry's Lady Patri
ots ranked No I In the slate when the week
brgan reaffirmed dial lolly position as they
cruised to the 4A-3 Region champtonshlj) on
a sweltering Saturday morning al the
University ol Central Florida
Led by Heather Camlno'e impressive
Individual v ic to ry . Hie Lady Patriots
llnishrd with a learn score of 73 compurrd
to 93 lur Winter Park's Lady Wildcats Also
qualllyiug for state were Palm Bay and
Jujilter, both (inlshlng at 102
It wav a disappointing day lor l-ike Howell
and lake Mary as both (ell short of stale
meet l>erths lake Mary was fifth al I I I and
lake Howell sixth at 113 It Is the Itrst tune
In six years la k r Howell has not qualified
lor slate
lake Marv did have senior Mrtsh.i Abtusincjad quality lor stale as an Individual
as she llutsiird fifth (top live Indvlduals go lo
stale) with a lime of 12 14 7. two tenths of a
second ahead ol Palm Hay's Mlkt I’htlltpsek
For lake Hram lry. tt was |w-rhujn> their
twst overall performance of the year The
lady Patriots bail five runners llnisli lu Hie
lo p 25
It Is a real great day (or lake Bruntlry.
everyone ran a fM-rsoual record." lake
Brantley roarh Charlie Harris said, "W r
reached our goal today by reaching Ihr stale
rnrei and now I hope to havr tour or live
runners under 13.it state "
Carnlno came on strong in the second
mile n( thr race and mushed with a lime ol
1153 I with Winter Park’s Lisa Hovls. the
stale s top-ranked individual, finishing set
ond at 11 55.3
"I havr to compliment Heather (t'anilnol
on her race." Harris said "She was In
control the entire lime and lei the race i time
to ile r"
It was the third consecutive Individual
victory in a championship inert lor thr
determined senior, but her llrst actual win
over Bov Is ImIsi week, Hovls won the dtslrlii
race, bul was lalrr disqualified for rutting
the course
I didn't know what to expect Irom Lisa
llkivts) or Jennifer A trhlry [Spanish River)."
Camilla said "I was scared lo lakr the lead,
hut then I felt good around the mile and a
hall and took the Irad lor good over Hovls
Once 1took thr lead I never looked back "
Following Carnlno in Brantley's lop five
were s o p h o m o r e Joyce Tullls (ninth al
12 22 9). sophomore Amy Glurtic |l 6 th at
12 58 6 ). pinlor Beth Srhaefrr |22nd at
132)5.9) and senior Chclsey Trotter |25th at
13:13.5). Also running personal bests lor
Brantley wrrr senior Krtstin Avery (46th at
14 05 41 and freshman Kelly Elmore (SOlli
al 14 29 2)
Lake Marv. still without Ironirunm-r
Allison Snell (stress frarturr) had g o o d
jierforrnani rs from Abhaslnejad. tlckah
(toolhr (19th at 13 01.8). Helm Uutmnnn
|2 lst at 13 03 H a n d Heather (Henson l27th
al 13:14.31 but the Lady Rams did mu have
enough to make up tor Snell’s absrm <
l-ukr Howell als<i bad *rvrral good illnrls
bill ihe lately Hawks chanres were hurt
when senior Jenny Boll dropped out ol thr
race because ol dehydration
Leading the Lady Hawks writ Monica
Compton (seventh at 12 15.61. Natalir
Newin rrv (13th at 12 47) and Michelle ( «>i.
120th at 13 02.91
"Th e best Hung about today is it w .in ,i
Irarnmg exjtrrlrncr lor the younger ; iLake Howell coach Torn Hanimouiree ,td
"There's a reason Hits Itapfienrnd no one s
sure what tt Is. hut there's a reason to:
everything "
The region also h.id two other Individuals *
qualify for slate In Sjinuish River's Atchlcy
(third al 12 (Mi 31 and Orlando lionne's
Annrmarte Loflln (fourth at 12 oh li
In the 3A-2 Region girls m m . also
Saturday at DCF. I ttusvllle Astronaut edged
Ruckledgr for Ific team Hllc. BO
Alv
qualifying lor stale were St Cloud (Pi>l and
New Smyrna Reach |II7| Karla Severs ol
Astronaut was the individual winner with a
time of 11 44 8
Michigan routs Illinois for share of Big 10 title
Heather Cammo paved the way Saturday as Lake Brantley s Lady
Patriots, ranked No t in the state, claimed tho 4A 3 Region Idle
Brantley finished with a score of 73 compared to Winter Park s 93
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from fullback, pounded In two
short-yardage touchdowns Saturday lo give Mn lngan Its set ond Ros<- Bowl Iw-rth in thrrr
years wllh a 38-9 victory over
Illinois that clinched at least a
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Big Ten title regardh
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h.i|>|M-ns lu (heir regular ■w-.i-am
finale ul Ohio Slate
A loss would enable other
teams to lie Michigan but tluWolverines have ddcuicd all
those- who could gain a share of
llrst — the llrst tie breaker lu
determining the conlcrcnec's
Rose Howl rrpresetilatlVc
SPORTS FANS!
can bel on it'
a
W hich mayor collaga ' ilball li-ai'X
haua changed th*ir metnamaa w a r
tha y a a 't 7 Otlahoma Sialp cfianged
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academics but got li hark due lo
an Injury lo Michael Taylor.
ihrrw a 6 -yard scoring puss In
Cltrls Calloway Jam al Hunch
and Tracy Williams also scored
on short runs.
Michigan's defense kepi Hitnols from making Ihe big play lo
a s s u r e Ih e 1 2 th -r a n k e d
Wolverines al Irast a He tor the
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Wolverines.
Normally a fullback. Hoard
started at tailback due to a
pulled groin muscle by slarirr
To n y Holes und gjlned 139
yards In 29carries
Last y e a r's s ta rlin g
quarterback Demetrius Brown.
who lost his Job tiecausr ol
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the nonaal retting rate, they
have eaUbllahed a w inning
motto that could lead them to
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win to stay in the dlatrtct title
race, trounced the vle llln g
Hawka 43-14 at To m Storey
F i e l d In f r o n t o f S O O I
The Fata improved their re
cord to 5-4 on the eeaoon and 4-1
In the dletrtct while the Hawks
dropped to 5-4 on the year and
M In the dletrtct. Trying to
■vfct school htotory. the Fat. lou
«iB travel vJ Lyn.an Hlg.t rest
F r id a y n ig h t to p la y the
O rayhownda. who were 10-7
w in n e rs o v e r the D e L a n d
Bulldogs this pest Friday night.
stand at 4-1 In the
district and will lay It all on the
line in their final game in hopes
o f H l H f H l l l l | their seasons In
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m t M id. "We played like
champtona. The homecoming
wa In the air end ere were
ready to play. We didn't rush
thinge, we juet took things one
hrarbeatatatiree."
The Patriots got their first
•core from senior running back
Mike Dantsler on a fourth and
goal from the IB Dantxler ran to
the right side, forked to pass the
half-back
then toot off
running toward the endtone
where he soared over the lop of
two Spruce Creek players for the
score. Radley Ruland's P A T was
blocked and the Patriots were off
and running — literally.
On the night the Patriots
rushed for 303 yards and six
touchdowns. Almon'a play book
must have read run right, run
left, and run up the middle. But
no mailer where the Pats ran.
they always found their way In
theendxone.
Johnson was the hero on the
night with 113 yards on 13
carrte'- and four touchuuwn*.
Firm D rn u le r lid all rushers
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39 yards on 15 rarrtea and
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Lyman upends
gutsy DeLand
BpBAW BI
Herald correspondent
Lyman's Slava Jarry heads upheld. Jerry injured hit ankle
Friday's game against DeLand and la questionable for this
key game vs. Brantley.
Leading 6-0. Elroy Dantxler
trotted 36 yards tor a score and
Johnson ran In the two-point
conversion for a 14-point lead
David Bacchus Intercepted a
Paul Tomaxin pass to give the
Patrtota the ball back. Five plays
later Johnson broke loose after a
Mike D antxler block w hich
Two weeks ago. Oviedo's Lions a w Iheir
ag him around the right hopes of an unbeaten sraaon slip away In a
for a 10-yard score. Ruland torn to Seminole High. Friday night, the
split the ptpes for the extra point
Lions arete not about lo let thru district
and the Patriots oamed a 31-0 championship dreams fade away.
Oviedo rolled up a 314) first half Irad and
"Th e key to tonight's game cruised lo a 31-13 victory over Edgrwatrr's
was we didn't turn the ball Eagles In a crucial District 4A-7 battle at
over.” Almon Mid. "There's not Oviedo High.
The victory ups Oviedo's record to 8-1
too many teams around that can
beat us when we don't turn thr overall and 3-1 In the district sod sets up a
ball over. Turnovers have killed three-way tie In the d 1st riel between Ihe
us all season and they'll coat us Lions. Sem inole and Leesburg. T h r
three-way tiebreaker to determine thr 4A-7
In the end If we're not careful."
The Pats didn't turn (h r ball champion will be played Monday. Nov 26
Along with thr jubilation of lying for Ihe
over, but they did i m a n a
whopping 177 yards worth of dlstrtn title. Oviedo had another reason to
celebrate Friday night m fullback Frank
penalties.
Oviedo tops Edgewater, 21-12
DUx went over the 1.000 yard barrier with
148 yards on 29 carries Dias went into the
game needing only 50 yards to Join Lake
Howell s Marquettr Smith and Lyman's
Cedric Boury in Ihe Seminole County 14)00
yard club.
Oviedo, slier forcing an Edgewater punt,
put together a nice drive on Its opening
posarsstnn of the game as It marched M
yards on 10 plays, with the determined
running of Dial paving the way. The drive
was rapped off by an 18-yard touchdown
pass from M alt B lanton lo Rodney
Thompson Eric Dullmeyer’s conversion
kick give ihe Uons s 74) lead with leas than
five minutes remaining in the first quarter
The Uons then took control with a pair of
second-quarter scores The first was art up
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Gritftn a n . Pollard I I I . Jana* 4 1. W*«di
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Aeoaka Muni I 11144
RECEIVING -
Brawar 1 IS I I I .
E.ant Cop*land Ml
J o n n i H M*inktl4
by s Hector Dias Interception Frank Dux
thrn scored thr T D from three yards out and
Dullmryer a point made It 144)
Oviedo ran the lead to 214) later in the
half on the second T D run by DU/, thu one
from four yards out. and Dullmryer's third
PAT.
Edgewater avoided the shutout with a pair
of fourth-quarter touchdowns, but Ihe
Eagles did not have enough time on the
clock t o come all Ihe way bark Edgewater
dropped loO-O for the season
Oviedo will try to sew up Its first ever
Seminole Athlrtlr Conference championship
this Friday aa it goes to Lakr llowell to take
on one of the hottest trams In thr area Th r
Uons have already clinched at least a tie Inc
the SAC title
Evans tops Apopka
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SCHEDULES
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DELAND - Although they
had to fight for their llvea to do
I I. L y m a n 's G re y h o u n d s
moved within one win of a
district title.
It area homecoming night for
the Deland Bulldogs as they
hosted the Lyma n
Orwhoundr in a big Liam 5A
restrict 4 bailie Friday al Spec
Marlin Stadium before 3.801
fans
A n d a t t h e e n d . the
Greyhounds came out on top
artth a hard-fought 10-7 victo
ry over (he gutsy Bulldogs.
T h e w in m o v e s t he
Greyhounds Into a first place
tie In the district |4-1 records!
with Lake Brantley (who de
feated Spruce Creek 43-14
Friday night I. and those teams
play si Lyman next week with
the district crown at stake.
Greyhounds couch BUI Scott
M i d after the game, “ we'll
take II any aray lartnl we can *
The win. though. r «ay have
been a costly one for the
G re yh o u n d s as th e y lost
starting quarterback Steve
Jerry early In the first quarter
with a aukie injury. For the
Ju n e Jerry gained 30 yards on
three1carries,
carries and backup Mike
McNamee did a good Job In
Je rry 's place, aa McNamee
completed 5 of 13 passes for
76 yards and a TD . a 37 yarder
to C h a d lFisher on the first p
lay
play
hkli
quart
of the secondI quarter
which
ve the Hounds a 64) lead
& . FulMng's P A T made II
74).
I> 'x r In *hr quitter. Fulsang
kicked a 30-yard field goal
6
with 5:19 remaining In the
first half lo give Lyman a 104)
lead, which would end Ihe
scoring for thr 'Hounds. It was
the first field goal of the season
for Ihe Greyhounds.
D r Land's Willie Poatrll had
an outstanding night for Ihe
Bulldogs In a losing effort, as
Poatrll gained 137 yards on 16
carries. Including a 6S yarder
that cut the ’Hounds lead al
104) with lour minutes left m
Ih e firs t h a lf, a nd Paul
Thum orvi s P A T made it 10-7
Hlaa aa J " L ta s the worst
sltaution to my 17 years of
couching T h r blown cull Iby
Ihe refs I delayed thr game (or
10 minutes, and It look ihe
steam out of our tram "
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Laka B ra n d t' M. Laka Hawaii 14
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Wm4*r Hamn t)/ y a s a a It
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E .a nt i« Apopw 11
tl lak* Mary
APOPKA — All wesson long
everyone knew all sboul Evans
quarterback Dale Brewer and
wideout Horace Copelsnd Their
alallsilcs slockplied ss they
stayed among Central Florida a
le a d e rs a n d ih e T r o ja n s
ascended to No. 4 In Ihe etxtr
•ports writer’s poll.
Those who jammed Into Roger
E Williams Field Friday night
walrhrd that talented tandem
lake a back seat to running back
Adolf Mlxxrll and defensive back
Sheldon lew I* aa Evana toppled
Apopka. 26-21. to claim the
Dial rid 5A-5 title
A lth o u g h B re w e r and
Copeland hooked up on a crucial
16-yard touchdown paaa that left
Apopka trailing. 31-7. four are-
onda before halftime Mlxxrll and
L rw U left more memorable tm
prrsstons on 5.001 Una
M lxiell. a major factor In
Evans' victory over Winter Park
two wrrka ago. shredded the
Blue Darter drlrnar lor 204 on
23 carries Twice he reached the
end aonr on bursts of 13 and 13
yards. or I ting up Ihe Trojan*
other two Orel hall touchdown*
on three draw play* totaling 53
yarda
"Th e key to the game came
when AdoU •rorrd (on a 15 >ard
run I in the fourth period alter lie
Jual had a (20-yard! touchdown
called back." M id Evans Coach
Bill Gierke, whoae learn returns
lo Ihe atale playoffs for* Ihe first
time since 1961. "Adolf has
come on but ro has the entire
line of scrimmage
Howell'
ourselves You can't argue with
Caatlaasd fraro I B
Ihe success we had tonight "
lead.
With one game to play and Ihe
Any hopes lhal Ihe ‘Notes
post-season to look forward lo,
entertained of a second half
Blake and his stall made sure
comeback were almost Immedi lhal Ihe S rm ln o lra learned
ately dashed when Smith look
something positive on Friday
Ihe opening kickoff and relumed
night.
It 66 yards for Ihe score
“ After you rompletr a game,
"Bob Lleflander told me lo go
the kids coming back should
behind his block and cul across
have learned something." said
thr field." explained Smith.
B U kr. "Experience Is the best
"Thai's what I did I followed
teacher. We worked on some
Lleflander and he look some
things. We're only losing three
body out. I cul across the field
people on offrnsr this year, so
and II was there "
there will be some brighter days
To their errdlt. Seminole kepi
ahead
for Seminole."
coming. After Robert Almr In
Th e Silver Hawka' victory,
tercepted a Verrek pass. Wiggins
which sent a Seminole Parrnl*
and Eady ronnected on their
Night crowd of 1.201 home
first score, a 46-yard paaa play.
disappointed, was their fourth In
Unfortunately for Ihe home
a row. Increasing their record In
team, Ihe Sliver Hawks scored
6-3. Seminole, now 3-6. lost ll*
on their next thrre possessions
second consecutive game and Ils
u 10-yard run off an option play
by Lleflander. a 42-yard scoring sixth out of lla last seven games
Next week, the 'Nolex will end
dash by Smith and a 36-yard
their season and celebrate their
run by Graves.
Still. Ihe Tribe managed lo h o m e co m in g w llh a game
against DeLand. Lakr llowell
make Ihe ending Interesting,
will host Ovrldo In lla seasonscoring twice In Ihe final tlx
ruder next week.
m ln u le a . F i r s t , S e m in o le
marrhrd 87 yarda on 16 plays to
score with Just under Iwo
minutes left. Julius Bennett go 0I1TRICT 4A I
Tsaai
ing over from Ihe 1-yard line.
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1 1 *1
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off by a 28-yard pass from Ovtadall
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Wiggins lo Eaddy.
"We're a young team," said D ISTRICT 4
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Blake. "W e did some good Lyman
4
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things, then we fumbled Ihe ball. Lak# Sr anday
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And when you give Ihe ball lo a Serve* Craak
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good team like Lake Howell, L at* Mary
41
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they're going to score.
DaLand
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"Offensively. I think w e played
FnSdy** rs*aW*
well, ll wasn't what they did lo Laka Sranttay a Struct Crtak 14
stop us. but what we did lo Lyman 14. DaLand 1
�Sanford Merita
Santord, Florida — Sunday
Iragur. and havr 35 quarterback
United P ra tt Irrtemallongf
Ta m p a B ay (2-8) at Datroit (2-8)
^
Dolphins host 9-1 Bills
NFL PREVIEWS WEEK 11
H o usto n (7-3) at Seattle (5-5)
November 13 1968 -
Cleveland (6 -4 ) at Denver (4 -5 )
L A Raidara (5 -5 ) at San F ra n (6-4)
Fart'd*
Lan F rone itco by* to
ftot — Natural
■••dart i moPot to r Matt M iia r
MIAMI — Consider tlir plight
of the Mlar.3 Dolphlm*.
T h r latl llmr thry pluyrd
Hu.Talo. thry tould not m orr 4
touchdown And Ihul wa* with
all-world drlrttsUr rnd lirucr
Smith out of thr llnrup
Monday night In J o r Wobble
Stadium, thr 0 1 Hill* come lo
Miami looking for thrlr fourth
r o n t r r u l l v r win o ve r the
Dolphin*. 5-5. While ImiIIi iram t
heivr tmprovrd n((rnslvrly atnee
thr R -fi h Ol!* iff fra-|i| g o a l k l r k r r g
won by thr lllllh m the nrrond
w rrk of thr hr.iwin. I h r lluffulo
tlrfrtittr alvi ha* Imjirovrd w hllr
tlir Dolphin drfrn*r ha* *trugglrd
"It w it fruatratlng." Miami
quanrrtMck Dan Maritwi M i d ol
the- f|n»t mrrting brtw rrn thr
iwti ir.iMi* "brtauae w r »hould
liavr hrafrn liuffalo when wr
plavrd iqi thetr Th ry tr playing
well now and playing with a lot
of ninfldriu r
" W r 'r r going lo havr to ptav
writ, and when wr havr thr
Back*
ARmVj
Dan Marino hopet lo avoid (ha
tush of the Buffalo Bill* Monday
night
opportunity * we've got to put
thr (Miintftoti tlir Intard
Not tiH) many |>mplr havr
brrll lighting Up thr heufrboard
agaltttt Holt.tin I hi* year T h r
llill* havr hurrrtielrtrd 142
point* hrennd lowrut In thr
.
Smith bait Ix-rn a Irrnir alters
niNhing the find mol.lh of thr?
year because ol a drug «u*firnH r hub tu-vr* *dck-t and 3*
larklrs.
4
Hut thr Dolphin* know all-about Smith In a 27-0 Blllt* win
at Hulfalo l.i*t teaton. Smith
•prnt moht of the- day III Ihr
Dolphin hackflrld
"The y have a great defensive,
front." Mild Miami crnlrr Jell
Drllrnbath. who will « t Smith
lined up again*! him much ot
the liuir ’T liry 'v r g.il a lot ttl
talrtil anil (day hard W r e.in
get outarlvrs in a *tination
when* w r have lo throw thr twill
evefy time.**
Miami tia* not allowed a *ack
In tlx gamr* and Marino ha*
been tarklrel Ju*t *rvrn llmr* all
year T h u t htatlsllc. and a,
Dolphin trend of playing well In
night gamnt. ha* Buffalo Coach.
Mar* Levy concerned
“ They held ua to fewer jNilnih.
tluin w r'vr *corrd all tear In ouY
>« gamg to
(rtry
B u cs-Lio n s: Battle of hapless
G rrrn flat In at Mimirsnta W r
Juki hatr to prrpatr onr w rrk at
PONTIAC, Huh - It will t*r a llm r and *cr l( wr ran grt
two Irani* playing for prielr — briirt W r don't waul lo go In
ami 4 hrttrr dtatl choice — when thr op|Mihttr dtrnltun *
t hr l.lotth Impr to liavr rooklr
th r D r i m il Lion* m rrt thr
hitting h.iit-iv Hrnnlr lll.idrh Hick
1 .in 11hi Hat Ihwt dnrrto Stindat
Doth Irollit rntrr thr Hamr m lfir starling llnrtip aftrr a
with 2 It m uni* T h r Linn* two-wrrk rtbwrticr breauhr of an
llo c ra n rrrp and Green flat anklr injuft ltladrh m w *|mt
l ’a< krth afr dll lire! for U»t piae r duly agaiiiht thr Vlklngh last
wrrk
In (h r NFC Central Dtvthton
U u g rtr r b a r k Chuck Long
Four of ihr l.tono’ Uki m
gantry « r r again*! I hr Hue • and lirgan working out (hlh wrrk.
the I ’ a i k m m i they rr Imping to hut fir won I fir at mated at Iraki
bring a littlr ir«|irt latilllll to thr until thr I.inns' gamr against
trrAkim
G r m i li.iv on Nov. 2U
1.4*1 w rrk. Vlnny Trslavrrdr
"Every laidv * tiren waiting for
l hr nr gamrh hut me." Mid thr rrtu rn rd 4 t quarterback In
Lkm t' lirlrdgumt <m i h. Dwrryl Tampa li.it * hiarting llnrup H r
Huger* "W f *tlll h.»\r to plat platrd In a 2M IO lens at Chu ago
a'lrr hitting nut a wrrk to wnlrh
w ith some profic iency to win "
Detroit diiln t tthnw tunc h pn> fnan tlir hldrlinr* a* 3H trar old
flctrray la*i week In a 44 17 km* Jor Ferguson. •* fonnrr Lion,
in M in n e s o ta T h r L la tih took tlir rrln*
Trhl.it rule wtio lh playing hlh
managed only Hit yards in total
ollrtihr while- giving up 533 hr-tond w.ihoii in thr NFL., tank*
Ittlli In tfir NFC III p.ihhtng
yards
"W e ran't go into thrsr game* vardagr 13.3(171 hut I* l.ihi in
thinking all wr li.it r to do m rating point* (51 01 and first m
Interceptions (241
httow up to win." Huger* Mid
U n i t e s > H M In t p rn a lip n o l
Indianapolis (5-5) at Q . B ay (2-8)
PWla. (5-5) at Pittsburgh (2 -8 )
Tampa llay coat h Kay Perkins.
* It • dllllrull to tfrvclop 4
young qiiarlrrHu k
"It trath your guts o ut.-’ .
I'rikitth M id "A lut of proplg.
tlon't rratl/r ilir quarterback
plat* thr moht ltti|Miriani m lr on
tlir tram So much of wltmltig
amt Itthing comes down on thrlr
hhouldrr* Th ry hatr to know
morr and work hardrr than
anybody rlvr on thr tram
"T h ry uhref to MV II look five
y r a r » lo d r v r lu p an N FI..
quarterback.** I’rrklnti t o n v
tlnurd. "Now It'* probably Ihrrr,
tirrauM- the- quarlrrbarkk no.
ktngrr call thrlr own play*, hut
w r'rr ytill try ing lo rram two nr
thrrr years into a rnattrr of.
monthh "
Perkins took except km to thr
suggestion that Trhtavrrtfr'h
high ititrrcrpllon total was .1.
rrhull ol homr poor read* of thr*.
defenaea
"I've n rvrr *rrn anybody lirt
Irr al rrrognlr lug defenses.'1'.
I’rrkltih M i d "I think II'• Just u
mailer ol Vlnny prrssltig mi
much to m.ikr a T I) |mv *
m v
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N e w O rleans (7-3) at L A Ram a (7-3)
t
N . England (5 -5 ) at NY Jala (5-4-1)
men
F t* rr * or* pr*f mg wry
• let at Iport o r aitonte and
beef en 4ah
— N o * Ingiend ttertt the t/wrtatt
to o g y mi t toe* II Ooug F M o H* hot hd
m * ot the., letl t gamat
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K entucky, 24-19
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No. 9 Auburn to a 20-10 victory
over I7lh-rsnked Georgia and
keep alive the Tigers' Sugar
Howl hopes.
Auburn. 9*1 and 5-1 In Ihe
Southeastern Conference, needs
a v .lory ov r Alabama Nov. 25
to clinch a share u. the league
championship with Mth-ranked
Loustena State, which defeated
Mississippi State Saturday.
In cate of a lie. the Sugar Bowl
la expected lo pick Ihe higher
ranked team an Its host school,
wllh the other team expected to
be Invited to the Hall of Fame
Bowl.
Slack hit Lawyer Tlllmxn with
a 7-yard touchdown pass In the
second quarter and connected
with Walter Reeves on the de
cisive. 8-yard scoring play In the
third for Auburn, which also
rr — -f t field goals of 36 and 44
> .» Jrom Win Lyle.
Georgia. 7-3 and 3-2. acored on
a 27-yard paaa horn Wayne
Johnson to Jo h n Thomas and a
47-yard field goal by Jo h n
Kasay.
• Georgia, which was eliminated
from the SEC rare wllh Ihe loss.
Is expected lo get a Gator Bowl
Invitation when bowl bids are
officially extended next Satur
day.
Wllh the score 10-10 with 307
left In Ihe third quartrr. Slack's
paaa lo Reeve* capped a six-play.
68-yard drive. A 40-yard paaa
A u b u rn answered w llh a
nine-play. 89-yard drive In Ihe
aecond quarter, tying the score
on Tlllm an'a reception w llh
10:21 left In the half. Auburn
drove 31 yards In six plays In the
final two minutes of ihe half,
taking a 10-7 lead on Lyle's
44-yard kick as time expired.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. - Kermll
Kendrick Intercepted taro passes
to set up s touchdown and Held
goal * aturday lo lead No. 19
Alabama lo a 17-0 victory over
Southwestern Louisiana.
Kendrick's first Interception
r Alabama the ball at Ihr
in' Cajuns' 29-yard line and
led lo a 18-yard touchdown pass
from David Smith lo Lamonde
Rusarll lo make II 14-0 at Ihe
half.
Ills second theft gave Alabama
Ihe ball at the Southwestern
Louisiana 20 and set up a
33-yard field goal by Philip Doyle
w llh 2:33 left In Ihe third
quarter.
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LEXINGTON. Ky. Florida
tailback Emmttt Sm ith gained
113 yards on 28 carries and
scored 2 touchdowns lo lead
Florida lo a 24-19 victory over
Kentucky Saturday, snapping a
four-game Gator losing streak.
Smith, starling for the first
time after being knocked out
with n sprained knee for two
games scored a third quarter
ti.uchdown which g a w Florida a
7-6 lead and another In Ihr
fourth-quanrr. virtually putting
the game away 17-0 with 8:14
remaining.
Quarterback Kyle Monte, also
out earlier this season with an
Injured finger, replaced slartrr
Herbert Perry with 6 minutes
left In the third quarter and led
the Gators on four successful
scoring drives while hitting 6 of
12 passes for 98 yards.
The Gator defense held Ken
tucky lo two first half field goals
u n til Kentucky quarterback
G le nn Fohr hit (tanker Phil
Logan for two late lourth-quarter
touchdowns, but It was loo little
loo tale.
Honda ’mpmvrd to d 4 « ,i li e
s e a s o n a n d b o o a le u II s
Soutlieastrm Conference record
lo 4-3. while Kentucky dmpprd
lo 3-3 and 2 4 In the SEC In
ending a three game winning
streak In a contest that saw II
turnovers
K m Wlllte put K rn tu rk y on
the acorrboard first when he
kicked a career king 4H >ear field
al Into Ihe wind, pulling Ihr
lldrats up 3 0 with 8 40 re-
B
m alnlng In the (lm quarter.
A 35-yrar field goal by White
w ith 2 :43 remaining In Ihe
quarter gave Kentucky a 8-0
margin, and advantage It held ui
the half after a urorcleaa aecond
quarter.
S m i t h acored h la f lr a l
touchdown on a awrep fm m Ihe
5 yard line, leaping Into Ihe
comer of Ihe end rone. Th e kick
bv J o h n Francis gave Florida a
7 1> lead with 2 49 left In the
third quarter.
F ra n c la Ihrn boosted Ih r
Gators lo a 10-7 edge with a
47-yard field goal with 12 23 lell
In the game after a 15 yard
Kentucky punt gave Florida ball
on Ihe Wildcat 33-yard line
Sm ith capped off a 40-yard
Florida drive with a 8-yard
touch dow n run p u ttin g Ihe
O atorsup 17-flwllhH 14 left
W illie McClendon added the
Inauranre touchdown with a
2-yard run.
L I U 2 0 . Mississippi S t. 2
S TA R K V ILLE . Mtea - V
' ictor
Jones •rt—»-d on a I-yard run
and G rc ^
wkion returned an
Interception !••>! yards lor Ihe
final If-uthdnan Saturday ( j
•trip No. 14 Louisiana Stale
drfral Mississippi Stair 20 3 and
clinch at least a lie for Ihe
Southeastern Conference title
L S I!. 7 2 overall and 8 - 1 in the
SEC. had a lough lime with Ihr
B ulld ogs, leading only 13-3
when Jackson picked off a Tony
Shell puss four yards deep in Ihr
rod /one and raced down Ih r led
sideline for Ihr score with 12
arm ada left lo pt*w
EKU rally downs UCF, 35-31
RICHMOND. Ky. — Eastern
Kentucky, behind 28-7 at InIremission, got touchdowns f-om
Elroy Harris. Lorento Fields and
Oscar Angulo Saturday lo per
vail 33-31over Central Florida
John Jordan acored first half
touchdowns for the visitors on I
yard runs and A m rll Spencer
scored twice on passes of 20 and
42 yards from Shane Wlllte.
Hants scored on runs of 17. 3
and 32 yards. Loronm had a
touchdown on a 13-yard run.
and Angulo capped the scoring
for the Colonels on a 22-paaa
from fields.
Eastern Kentucky Improved lo
8-2 wllh Ihe victory, while the
Knights fell to 6-5
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By Kally AAcClam
Deputy Clerk
�Ssnfe-d H«r*i(3. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. Novtmbsr 13. 19flfl — 71
Business
County chamber announces awards
IN BRIEF
■ y J . M AR K lA H F t lL O
Salas associates named
LONGWOOD — Coltlwrll Hunker Residential Ural KM.Hr.
Inc., has nature) nrw sales i i m n lair* for its Longwood oilier
Marilyn Deglomlnr. Thomas Lr Diane. Kathryn Cntntian,
and I'alrtcla Busy havr Joined thr Lungwood nfflre. at 2 MX) W
Hwy. 434. Suite 100.
Emerson Realty relocates
A LTAM ONTE SPhINGS • Kmriso.i Realty Group's Com
mercial Division ha* relocated to I(XI Wr*l Omn|jr Street jtiM
off Douglas Avrnur.
The Emerson Commercial Division ha* seven assoc latrs
c urrently t arry lux an Inventory of morr than » . « ) ntlllton
L J . Hooker enlarges models
LAKE MAHV — I, J llookrr Homes hat enlarged the model*
In ila " L J Hooker Collection" ill Grrenwnod Lukr* at Thr
Crossings
T h r Itomr hulldrr I* maklnit the rbadge* without Inc reaving
(h r prices of lit home* "We are delivering a lot more house for
the tnonry at Greenwood Lakrs." rwild Ed Klriman. president ol
L J Hooker's Orlando Division It recently fwgun development
of Its final 75 homesttrs some on lakrfmnt lots- in the plamird
rommunlty)usl east of Inlrrstalr 4 at laikr M.nv Boulevard
Herald staff writer
T h r Grrater Seminole County
Chamber of Commerce has an
nounced Ila annual "D is tin
guished Clf Mens'' awards
Receiving the Helen Keytar
Distinguished Citizen Award —
the chamber's highest honor for
public service — was Maryannr
Morse, chamber president and
Seminole County cirrult court
clerk-elect. It was only the third
tlm r the award was presented to
a r h a m b r r p resident, said
Jaym e Krritman. editor of thr
■ y J . MARK BARFISLO
Herald staff writer
Com pany, Association work together
LONG WOOD - Welbro Const run Ion and thr Central Honda
Chapter of thr American Subcontractors A w > ration atr
working together to (trip "Give Kids thr World'
Executive D im tor Phil Coparr, said ASA tnrmhrts atr
contributlnit latior. material and equipment to thr prop-c t ASA
members working with W'rlbro Construction tnrludr c A K
Drywall. Commercial Read Decks General Itm linu H A S
Palming S I Goldman Co . Suncrcle Co . four Seasons Air. hr
said
Interested subcontranors or suppliers ma\ rmitai I the ASA
office at 407 7117 8231
Dayton Johnson, sales man
ager for L J . Hooker In lr m a
n o ria l. O rlando, ih r sale’s
hrukrrs said construction could
lw begun within Hie year ahrr
thr planing process has tern
c o m p le te d J o h n s o n said
landw aping and other louch-up
projects will Ik- m m p k lrd dur
ing the next six lo right month*
Huskey names sales managers
Johnson said no oltke space
had fiern sold, tiul Galrway
LONCWOOD
Mir lumgwood Corporate O fllir ol Huakry
Really hat appointed Direr asststanl *uk* manager* according
to Dill Martin, Grnrral Saks Manager
The nrw assistant matiaitets are. Cotintr I i .iw -m-ii . Krai
tor/Associate. Nam v Haas Kralior/AsMM lair and James I
Hewitt. Broker Saksin.in
p re s id e n t
O K I.A.'l."' — The Evans Group has hren designated
A re Idler t ' the Year lor Detached Hornet In the fourth annual
MAME a «r *ds competition
The ( h i « etc tu w il arrhttre tun.I a ' land pUnmni! firm
received (hr award for T h r New Soulhrrn Home. a SI 2 milllon
home located In G ary Player's Alaqua com m unity In
LongwiKid
Hulll by Man Sharp Const rue tIon of lamgwcKMt. the home
also won a MAME award for Ikst Intrrlor I v-sign for a Iktuc hrd
Home met IISO.OUI
Burton named association director
SANFOKD — Jack I Green, chairman ol thr Hoard. Htst
Federal Savings A laxan Association ol S rm lm .k County
annoumrd the elec Hon of II Arthur "Bud" Burton to sene a*
a director of thr
tatioti
Hurlon Is a graduate of Semlmik High School and Southeast
Missouri Slate University and Is a vt«e president of Cardinal
Indus!M r s Inc
Hurlon and hts family trank In Sanford and are active
ntrmbrta in community activities
Colonial buys apartments
LAKE MAKY — Colonial INo|irflle* lo. a ma|of AUlumu
Itased development orgunlrallon has acquired a .VM unit
apartment stir on Lake Emma Koad l.undltrrg Perlman Im
the broker lot thr $.1 2 million transaction
M a g a z in e c e le b r a t e s 10 th a n n iv e r s a r y
MAITLAND — Center Stage Magazine is cekbnm ng its |0th
annlvrrsdiy this year with a holiday bu/aai to raise funds lot
leaching comer is in area schools and development of puhlli
service programs
T)te dale Is Dec 8 IO from 8 a m to sundown each day. at
Center Slake Offices on the shores of taikr Lllv 117-1)2.
Mulllandl Admission is free Thr Bazaar will include (cnmI.
luitulmadr hollrlay crafts, music and fun lor thr riittrr f.irmly
Centrr Slake requests closet leftovers for Hie "pmqur"
sale-from anllqurs to costume (ewrlty to household appll
antes For more information call 407 1121)0252
Bovls/Brunnlng completes venture
ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS - Hovla/Hrunnliiff Homes. Inc lias
just m m pklrd Its latest residential vrtilurr wTlh the upenliik "I
Piedmont Hikes, a planned single family cotmmmity ol 77
houses
The Allamontr Springs based homebuilder rr|K»rts it has It)
residential communities under way In the Crnlral Florida area
from Apopka to Hanlnrd to East Orlando
A u t o s h o w is N o v . 3 0
OHI.ANDO — T he 7lh Annual Central Florida International
Auto Show Itrgln* Nov 30. with .'X) franchises to exhibit anil
mote than 05 dealerships |Mrtlrg>.uiug in the five-day show at
the Orankr County Conventlott/Clvlc Centrr Th e event Is
sponsored by Hie Central Florida Auln Dealers Association
Ultimate Motor Works ol Longwood. which holds the
exclusive North and Central Florida distributorship lor
Lamhorkhlnl. will have three of the Italian motorcars on
display: the 25th edition CoutWarh, the Jalpa .uni the new
off road LM002 T h r llirrr vehicles represent a combined value
of nearly 9500.000.
Strom berg-Carlson to add 80
engineers to headquarters
LA K E MAKY — SlrarnbergCarlson Corp. has iM'kun hiring
at least 80 additional rtif{lnrers
for lls headquarters, the firm
announced.
Altogether. SlrombergCurlson
w i l l h ire 2 7 5 a d d it io n a l
engineers, with the b a la n c e lie
Ing added to the firm's parent
o p e ra tio n s In (lie U n ite d
K in g d o m . G E C P lc s te y
Tele com m un icatio ns Is the
parent company.
Th e additional employees will
raise the firm's iocul wot afore-,
to nearly 3.000 but no deadline
has been set.
The engineering expansion is
pari of a slralrgy lo drvrlo|> a
migration path for current
SlrnmlM-rg-Cnrlson and OPT
switc hing and network products,
the company vild
G I T was formed in March
when Ihe U K. cont|Miiles. GEC
and Plessey. combined their
teleconimunlctlons operations
into u single company with
annual vile* in excess of 92
billion.
U.S.-Imm -c! Stromberg-Carlson.
a designer uid manufacturer of
telecommunications equipment.
Is a subsidiary ol G I T .
ments vice president of the
sento; class, a 4 0-plus grade
a v e ra g e , p re sid e n t of the
school's chapter of the National
Honor Society and cheerleader
captain.
Chamber awards went m Anne
Russell of ihr Visiting Nurse
Association, chairman of Ihr
chamber's governmental affairs
committee and Jack Keogrl. of
Crown Savings, an active com
mittee member of Hie chamber's
Industrial development com
mittee. vldro committee and
other chamber activities.
The awards were announced
Thursday.
Gateway buys Primera development
L A K E MAKY - T h r I0 6 * rrv
Prirnera commercial and oil ice
development near Interstate 4
lues been sold for 930 million to
Gateway Development of O r
lando
T h e company announced it
would pro*red wnb develop
m e n t of the d e ve lo p m e n t,
located in.ithrust of (be l.ukr
M.irv Boulevard I 4 intersection
O nly (be entrance road and site
clearing have trern completed by
lorinrr developers. 201 h Century
Life Insurance 0o
Qrouo named Architect of Year
cham ber's publication. Husi- Hie educator of the year award
for her 22 scats of "selfless
neMwatch.
P hil Penland. A H u n io n te dedlcailoti to lirr students,"
S p rin g s city manager, was Kit-liman said T h r award goes
awarded the public servant of to teacher who devote rxlra lime
the year award, which goes ut to hrr students and school pro
public employees who rise above grams
J im D aw son, director of
the burrMUcracy to serve the
Hralili and Physical Education
public.
John Spolski. consultant to lor Seminole County schools,
Sheriff John Polk, received the received the chamber's educa
public safely officer of the year tional administrator of Hie year
award. In part for his efforts to for hts work with Ibr school's
stnri the O il emergency tele drug and alcohol program
Nancy Trrw illrgrr. a senior at
phone system In Sem inole
Seminole High School, was pres
County.
S u z a n n e Mr Dr r m ot t. of ented the student of Hie year
Seminole High School, received award Am ong her achieve
Jo h n
D rie r
Is
negotiating with mmpanlrs for a
lunik a hotel and restaurants in
the development No agreements
leave signed and Johnson would
The 196 acre Prlmara development near Interstate
of Ortando for 130million
4 has been purchased by Gateway Development
rut! disclose Hie inill|Mlllrs
Johnson vild
for the mitre site
Johnson said Hooker was
Johnson said Gateway is de
"Twentieth Centurv Is in the
handling v ile of the various insurance business and If was veloper of Live Oak Center and
Primers tracts with an eye murh more convenient lor them Live Oak Gardens, both In Hie
inwards finding a single buyer to sell it in onr package," Altamonte Springs area
Florida Power to raise rates 1.6 percent
K lrnrte rates for Florida Bower
Corp customers would rise | 6
percent beginning Jan 1. under
a prnpiisal for a 917 3 million
Increase in l*i*c rates that has
hern
filed with Ihr Hnnila
Public Service
The request from FIN', which
In this area provides service in a
|H>rtioti of southern Seminole
County and in Volusia County, is
scheduled lo be considered by
Ihe I*ubile Sender Commission
on IW-c 20
Th e (msslhillly of Ibr Increase,
which was proposed formally
last week, was announced last
December as (tart ol a rate
rrdociion setI lenient, according
id an FPCwnnouncctncni,
T h r typical residential hill fbr
1.000 kilowatt hours would go
Inun 965 74 lo 966 77 — an
Increase o| 9| 03. thr FIN' said
T h r p ro jrc lrd Increase Is
partly due to additional man
ilatnry expenses ol 910 7 million
rrflrrtrd In decommissioning
costs for Hie nuclear plain .u
Crystal River, higher deprrrialon
rates, and Increased slate taxes.
Ihe FIN? said
T h r FIN' said that a monthly
rate reduction Hial ap|>rars on
customer bills because of a
refund of deferred laxes will
continue It is scheduled lo rod
in 1069.
Ihe average rnonihlv inc rease
of 91 03 consists of an Increase
of 56 cents m base rates and 47
cents because ol a smaller
monilily rated reduction due to
Ihr tax refund, according in
FIN
The utility vild the prn|>n*rd
increase was projected last year
under terms of the rale reduc
tion settlement reached when
Hie company agreed lo a perma
nent decrease ol 9121 5 million
The agreement stated dial the
company would lie allowed In
rolled I best* additional man
datory exjtrnsrs in nuclear dc<ommlsslonlng and drprrclalion, starting In 1989, II the
company's return on cquMp did
not exceed 13 6 percent. ~
T h r date for determining the
return on rquliy level w-as Sep
tember l!)H8 The FIN" vild that
data bird with the public Service
Commission shows that Fluid.i
Power's rale of return on retail
business for Hie 12 months
ending SeptemlK-r 30 was 12 4!
percent.
During the rale settlement
negotiations in IU87. the com(>.iny and either parties lo the
settlement had agreed to defer
for one year collection of Hie
additional funding for decom
missioning the nuclear unit amt
the addlttonal depredation rates.
If you hate incom e tax, blame it on Napoleon
Unit** Pros* Inlsmatlooal
The e.imjmigus lor tlie presidency of the
Hinted Stales have Incused on the alvstracl
a n d tfie absurd — not an unusual
circumstance in ibis trie vision age where a
gaffe or a goof means goodbye polltk'ally
war and Its inability to keep Hie trade lanes
open to the Continent
England's prime tnlntxtrr. William i'ltt
the Younger, had been running thr
government of George III sinc e 1783. and
hr was well aware of thr drpletrd capital at
the expense of France's self-appointed
emperor.
llu. one Issue ol virls seemed lo bang
around long after Ihr television lubc
dtmined and the headline was tossed with
the trash taxes, and whether or not they
would Ik - raised
When Napoleon stnp|>rd trade from the
Rhine, lie aim put u halt lo 75 |>rrccnt of
all grain Imports from the Baltic. England
was In a dangerous llscal situation.
Americans arc- proud ol l heir ability to
rise to Hie occasion when it comes to
helpless whales or a pcrviri.il asvmll on
their (HN-krlliooks And when they whlll
llu- smell of income taxes. It Is lime to open
the windows lo lei out Hie dreaded odor.
Yrl Pill was Hie first to admit that bis
fellow countrymen were already cmersed
In a sea of taxes. Everything from
w Imlows. houses, servants and c,image*
carried a lax. and it- was doubtful be could
squeeze more currency out c>( existing
burdens
Of course, rational minds realize that It
costs money lor a government to do all thr
things It thinks Its populace wants It lodo.
and you can only lax goods and services so
far In-fore they ran no longer Ik- purchased
So In 1798. Pitt created a graduated lax
on earnings for all those making 60
(Miunds a year or more. At the high end. for
those making more than 200 |iouncls
annually, the rate was 10 percent, a very
low rale by today's standards but a
screaming ln|u*tlcr to Georgian Eubgland.
Hm personal Income tax has always*
thrown rational thinking lo the winds.
Wh.it many Americans may not realize Is
that this annoying Invention was borrowed
I m m abroad.
T h e I (itIt Amendment to the U S,
Constitution made Ihe federal Income tax
legal In PJI3. although attempts to Impose
an Income tax tieforr that time — for
example, lit 1861 during the Civil War —
proved lo Ik- Ineffective. It was the British
who led Hit- way lo leglllmallze Income lax
during a tlmr when (K-opIr could accept
such a demand on thrlr prrsonul worth.
Ily 1800. Napoleon Bonaparte hud
become maslrt of much of Western
Europe, wllh no end In sight to his scheme
of Frenc h world dominance. And despite
Aciinlr.il Nelson's Impressive naval victory
over the Frenc h In 1798 near the entrance
to ihe Nile In Abouklr Buy. England was
smarting from ihe enormous costs of Hie
spend cm Its |K-ople At least the debate
concerns wars on poverty, drugs and
crime. Wars In far away lands are hard to
pay for with much enthusiasm, unless Ihe
world Is at si.ike
TAX
PREPARATION
Fewer people do
it themselves
Prepared by:
?m ?ni
% OF FEDERAL
TAX R ETU RNS
TA X YEAR S
1983
1984
Taxpayer
5 8 .8 % 5 5 .2 %
Politics and unpopularity finally did m
Put. who was forced to resign in 1801. Ills
successor. Henry Addington, abolished the
Income lax and made pence w llh
Napoleon But It merely Ixnight time (or
Ihe Lillie Corporal. For while England
relaxed and unarmed. Napoleon planned
Ills next move and In May. 1803, declared
war on a surprised England
4 1 .2 % 4 4 .8 %
Addington was a lost man. but bclorc his
Inll be relmposrd the Income lax — at half
the rale — with the hope* of rearming and
retooling thr English war effort. Pitt came
hark Into office as prime minister In 1604.
Nelson triumphed at Trafalgar a year later
and the rrst Is history*.
So Americ ans w ill continue to fear a rise
In Income taxes us the debate gen-s on
about how inuin Hie gcoer.inciit should
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points rach For Brevard. 0 2 on
I # - season. It was Noble Duke
leading the way with IN point*
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SANFORD - The Raider* of steals, and taro aaalata. and Mike
Seminole Community College Gaaklll who four points, three
moved Into Ihe final* of the aaalata. and taro steals.
Seminole cerre up whh 12
Burger Klng/Ralder Tournament
with an 87-82 come from behind first half steals as they forced
victory ove* the Kocketa of Patrick Into 18 turnover* De
P»trich A ir Force Baae Friday Jeaua had ten points and Glbaon
night at the Health and Physical seven for Patrick.
Seminole continued to play
Education Center on the campua
of Seminole Community College well at the atari of the second
half and built a 61 lo 48 lead
before 200 fana.
The Raldera will play the with 13-24 k it In the game.
Com m odore* of G u lf Coaat Leading the aaaault was Thomas
Community College who arored who hot five of ala second half
an 82-70 overtime win over shots and Barnes who made
•even of twelve. Bui Patrick
Brevard Community College.
Patrick jumped out to an early refuted lo will and nutacorrd the
ten point lead behind the shoot Raldera 30 lo IB behind Glbaon
ing of Tony DeJeaua and John and Cotloua Arnold and closed to
Clbaon but thr Raldera. who within 80-70 with 1:92 lo play
came out lethargic, finely came During tlw atrrak Arnold made
alive and uaed there preaaure five of five from three point
range and Glbaon 16 points and
defense to tie the game at 31-31
with 4 36 left In the half From grabbed seven rebound* But
that point on Seminole out- Seminole got a free throw and
arored the Rorkrta 12 to 2 lay up. on a nice paaa from
behind Vincent Emeraon. Terell Robert Rlcrlardelll. by llamea
llamea. and William "W im py " and four clutch free throar* from
Wood* lo seal Ihe win
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Wnoda had 12 points and
points and seven rebounds.
three aaalata. Emrraon nine
points. and llamea alt Alan Woods had 18 point* and right
aaalata. Thomas had 19 points
root Mini ling were Robert Thom
aa who had lour pofnla. three and Ilure aaalata and Emrraon
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Birdsong 119 pointal pulled out
Ihe one point win
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U mm l Clem and Lynne Wick
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engagement of
Lynn Ann Wick
f. to Lemuel Ketth
m Beach, eon of
Mr. and Mre. Earl Clem of
Hhtaon . Tenn.
Born In Kingsville. Texas, the
bride-elect la the m aternal
granddaugh ter of Mark Landon
of Exrtand, \
WIs.
Mlaa W ick graduated from
Lu lh rr High School In Orlando
In IBS! and from Rollins College
In Winter Park In 1065. Her
present occupation Is environ*
mental specialist for the Drtm cnl of Environm ental
Hon In Orlando,
fiance, born In Athens.
Ala., graduated from Hixson
High School In Hixson. Tenn.. In
IBSO. Clem then attended Ten*
nessee Technological University
In Cookavltle. Te n n .. graduating
In 1865. He la now a project
coordinator for Cenlex Rodgera
Const ruction Co., headquartered
In Nashville. Te n n .
The wedding Is sel for Satur
day. Dec. 17. al Ascension Lu
theran Church In Casselberry.
WatsonPeterson
OR LANDO — Sandy McNab of
Orlando and Carey Watson of
P a l m e t t o a n n o u n c e th e
jitirni of their daughter.
Watson of Orlando, lo
Peterson of Altamonte
Springs, son of Rodger and
Dawn Peterson of Rice Lake.
WIs.
Horn In Fort Wplton Heath, the
brlde-elecl Is the m aternal
granddaughter of Edward and
Frances Hrm chaft of Palmetto
and the paternal granddaughter
of Carl and Lula Mae Watson of
Palmetto.
Mlaa Watson graduated In
I OH 1 fro m P alm etto H ig h
S c h o o l, w he re she w as u
member of the Future Business
Leaders of America. She gradu
ated In 1983 from Seminole
Community College In Sanford
with an associate of arts degree
T h e •‘Duke" became ft knight
In the epitome of etepnee. style
a n d opulence
Epem ay. France.]
W. E “ Duke"
A d a m sen und
his wife. Donna,
were invited lo
the d ty. about
BO miles from
O a y Paris, to
a t t e n d a
contalned cash, travelers che
cham pagne
ques, passports, driver licenses,
festival. Never
a camera, rents1 car papers and
I n h l e w l l d e a t
dreams did Duke expect to he other personal effects.
knighted.
Doug taxi he k it his name and
T h e story goes that when the Ida parents’ phone number at
the restaurant In rase the coupk
A d a m s o n s w e re v is itin g
returned. He made several con
O c riany In It*. .1 the Interest
tacts. Including a T V station.
of a business venture, he met
In the meantime, the coupk
J o s e f B o q u o l. a w e a lt h y
entrepreneur In Ihe food bust- stopped at Silver Springs for gas
n e w . The Adamsons and Boquol ana discovered the hag was
and hit wife. Ingrid, became missing. A Good Samaritan
good friends, and as a result heard their perilous plight and
Boquol accepted Duke as his filled the car tank with gas and
only U.S. partner tn “ bofrosl.** a gave them 610 for food.
home froien food service and
The couple. John and Doreen
plan.
Smith of Bournemouth. Dorset.
Duke described the festival us England, headed back toward
"absolutely phenomenal." The Lake Mary with no recollection
dinner where he was knighted .of where the restaurant was
was held In a cave 250 feet located or which exit lo take. As
underground. T h e black-lle. they approached the Heathrow
•even-course dinner called for a exit a m~-*tal bell rang, and they
difk/ent champagne with each reached the restaurant to dis
and was “ very, very cover the bag had been found.
fH." Duke said. The raves
The next step for the couple
may reportedly house 13 was to find the Sanford home of
million bottles of the bubbly.
M ildred and Joe N icholas.
Twenty other men. along with Doug’s parents. It didn’t lake
Duke, from around Ihe world them long and a loyful gathering
were knighted In the pompous was the order of the evening.
According lo Doug, the Smiths
rites proclaiming them as Cava
liers de Champagne. Each re visited for about two and a half
c e iv e d a c e r t i f i c a t e a n d hours.
Needless to say. the Smiths
medallion. Am ong Ibe other
famous knights of this order are were o ve rw h e lm e d b y the
Maurice Chevalier and Winston honesty of Doug Nicholas. Not
o n ly d id he r e t u r n t h e ir
Churchill.
Gowned in a sparkling, black belongings in tact, but he ref
the generous reward they
srqulncd creation. Donna “ was used
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Ihe hit of (he show." according O l l c I T u
Doug said the Smiths aam a
to her husband.
Duke Is president of Rich sum m er resort tn southern
United Corp. and also president England and travel a month
of "bofrosl." which Is operated each year by exchanging lime
by his two sons. Brrnl and •hares. You can bet he has a
standing Invitation to ihe Smith
Brian.
Congratulations are In order lo resort al any lime. And he does
S ir Duke, a French knlghi...!n plan lo visit them.
What ran we say. but cheerio.
shining armor.
Doug.
bag."
Jo lly Otd England will never
be the same— al least for a
British couple who found a hero
In accounting.
C u rre n tly , she la an ad- . In Sanford.
While several cronies were
mlntftlrallve secretary at Metro
doing lunch al a Lake Mary
Life Church In Orlamlo.
Her flaqye. bom in Wee Lake.
WIs.. la Ihe maternal grandson of coupk departed, leaving their
Tolstoi and Opal Strtnerl of Rice travel bag behind. When Ihe bag
was discovered. It was loo Ixlr.
Lake and the paternal grandson
Th e couple were already out of
of Winifred Mlkrsell. also of Hire
the parkingk>l.
Lake.
Doug Nicholas took It upon
Peienon graduated from Klee
Lake High School In 1981. then
himself lo be the custodian of
the valuable bag and lo try
attended John Brown University
locating the owners. The bag
In S llo a m S p r in g s . A r k .,
graduating with honors In 1086
and receiving a bachelor of
science degree In communica
tions
lie Is news editor of Charisma
magazine in Altamonte Springs
The wedding Is sel for Satur
day. Nov. 10. ut 2 pm . ut
Calvary Assembly In Winter
Park.
ORLANDO - W. Page Pratt
Embraces were sccompai
accompanied
with phrases such as: "W h y you
s o n -o f-s -g u n . you h a v e n 't
changed a bit." or “ I would have
known you anywhere” when
lasmfar is of the Irn n a s k Ittgli
School class of 1B43 arid their
spouses gathered In ~9atfTord
recently to celebrate thetr 45th
class reunion. And from all
reports, a good time was had by
•If.
Classmates started Ihe fun
weekend with a picnic In the
new pavlltlon at the Central
Florida Zoo. ’’We Just visited."
Joyce Sawyer said. “ The too
pavtUion la very, very nke.”
Later. Doris and Billy Bromley
entertained ihe entourage al a
parly xl their home.
The next night. 72 classmate*
and guests met at Holiday Inn
Countryside for a buffo! dinner
and all the festivities an event of
this nature dem ands. Billy
Johnson, claaa president who
now lives In Gulfport, Mlaa.. was
tile emcee. Each classmate gave
a brief sketch of life during the
past 45 yean.
The coiumlUcr Included: Pill
Eark of Winter Fork, chairman:
Waller Anderson of Ormond
Beach: and Joyce Sawyers. Jean
Jacoby. Jean Jones and Dot
Raines, all of Sanford. Billy
Bromley made up the class
directory.
The nostalgic reunion seemed
to end before It got started. As
classmates exchanged their
farewells with trsry eyes, msny
were already talking about seeIng each other In five yrars at
the big 50th claaa reunion.
Ttw acting bug Mtaa again
If you thought that was Frank
Mebane. J r . you saw on a
Cablevlslon commercial, you
were right. Frank, who ta now
Into acting, commercials and
modeling *• not letting any
grass grow under hla feel "It's
an old ambition come lo light.'’
h
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“ I was a cotnlc Juvenile In New
York In the forties, but couldn i
make a living al II. so I wrnt
bark Into the hold business.' he
•aid.
Frank said hla first acting job
In Florida ram r about 10 years
sgo when he was rasl with a
graduate of his alma mater.
Orlando Utah School
I k has several commercial* to
his credit and two video* in
cluding one for a recreational
How lo food, entertain 300
Guess who came to lunch? club and another for senior
According to Mary J o Cochrane, citizens on driving that was
over 300 supporters showed up filmed In Tallahassee. O n r
ht Ta*n[u
for the annual luncheon In commercial seen
conjunction wllii the Holy Crass ares la of an 8 -yca* J d buy and
Church bazaar last week. The hla grandpa
Longtime residents will re
e v e n t, s p o n s o r e d b y the
Episcopal Church Women of member Frank as ihe dapper
which Mary Jo Is president, was manager of the ritzy New York
Giants' Mayfair Inn. Sanford, lor
a big success, she said.
Joyce and Bob Crowe werr In about right years, lie spent 33
command of the food detail, years In the hotel business
w hich featured turkey and sharing 20 years of that period
dressing. Ju d y Wlmbtsh and with hla oil Interests.
F r a n k 's tw o d a u g h te r s .
Cathy Howard were In cliargc of
the Country Store w h lk Harried Shelley and Gay. live In Tatti|M
“ Baba" Dras and Frank Mebane. with their families where Shrllev
Jr. manned Ihe yard oak and runs her own const ruction bu*i
ako the raffle for a palming ness Hla son. Frank III. and his
donated by E.B. Stowe, guest of family live In Sanford
Neks
A warm visit in a stadia piacs
It's n o t-e ve ry day lhai a
There were several times last hometown girl 1s honored with a
Saturday when it appeared that visit front ihe fanner governor
Ihe scheduled Sanford Women's and now U S srnatnr. But lhai *
Club barbecue might succumb what happened tost week when
to bad weather, but by nightfall. Sen. Bob Graham was in town
Dora Lee Rusarll looked up
It was all go at the Lake Golden
from her bed at Central Florida
recreational facility.
More than 2SO hungry patrons Regional Hospital to see James
passed through Ihe chow line lo Traar. hospital administrator,
pile u p t h e ir p la te s w ith escorting Ihe senator lo her
mouth-watering barbecued riba, room. An ardenl supporter »l
chicken, baked beans, cok slaw, Graham during his gubrrnatnri
al campaign. Dora Lee was on
beverages, bread and dessert.
W hlk licking tangy sauce from Ih e g o v e r n o r ' s s t a l l In
Ihelr sticky fingers, many diners Tallahawre during the tran*l
were tapping ihelr loes to the llun when he look ulIU r
lively, country m uslr playrd by
It was only natural that the
Bill Balky and his Blue Gras* two discussed politic* When
[land.
Graham left her room. Dora Ler
Later, the Old Hickory Stum advised him lo "Take herd and
pers strutted Ihelr stuff with lake time to play ."
some spirited dogging to the
(Doris Ofotrfch. rotlrad Hsrsld
delight of Ihe patrons.
Paopia adtlar, Is a eorraspondsnl
Marty Colrgrove. first vice covering tbs Sanlord arts.
president of the c lu b and Phono: 322-4K25.J
Ceremony unites Pratt, Schultz
and Patrick E. Schultz were
married In a I I a m . ceremony
on Saturday. Aug. 27. al Holy
Fam ily Catholic Churrh In O r
lando. with Ihe Rev. Bob PaglUrt
officiating
Th e bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Pratt J r . of
Sanford.
Th e bridegroom Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schultz of
Michigan City. Ind.
Given In marriage by her
father, the bride chose far her
vows a while summer satin
gown featuring u filled bodice
with appllqurd roses and pearls,
bateau neckline, smocked bish
op sleeves accented with appll
qurd Illusion roses and peurls.
H er smocked ruffled hemline
cascaded into a cathedral-length
train of smocked ruffles. Com
plementing her gown was a
brimmed hat of satin, lace and
pearls, and an antique gold
b r a c e le t g i v e n lo he r
grandmother by her grandfather
on their IB 15 wedding day.
She also carried a silk ar
rangement of while roses. Miles
accented with peach roses, and
baby's breath.
Patricia P. Clerc of Winter
Springs, sister of the bride,
served as maid of honor, wearing
a periwinkle blur summer satin
gown embossed with roses. It
featured u typical Southern belle
design, full skirt, ruffled neckline
and large puffed sleeves. A
cameo on a satin ribbon, a gift
from Ihe bride, adorned her
neck. Her flowers consisted of
peach and while Miles, roses and
slephonltls. and baby's breath.
Bridesmaid was Audrey P.
Marcontell of Oviedo, sister of
ihe bride, wearing a gown mat
ching the maid of honor.
Erin Mailon of Michigan City.
Ind.. served as best man.
Groomsman waa Robert M.
Clerc of Winter Springs.
A reception followed the cere
mony at Rosemont Country
Club In Orlando.
The newlyweds took a wed
ding trip to New Smyrna Beach
and settled In Orlando.
The groom la an etrcirlcal
shuttle technician at the Ken
nedy S p ace C e n t e r . Cape
Canaveral. The bride Is a de
partment manager at Sears and
Roebuck In Florida Mall
ANNIVERSARY
Ju d ith H o d g e s
Hodges-Ramos
S A N F O R D - J o s e p h in e
Hodges Luke of Sanford an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter. Judith Alin Hodges of
Sanlord. lo Anloulo Ramos Jr. of
Sanford.
Horn In Wllmlnglon. Del., the
bride-elect Is the maternal
granddaughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Alvin Roger of Sanford and the
paternal granddaughter of the
tale Mr. und Mrs. Jo h n D.
Hodges of Martinsville, Vu. She
also is the daughlrr of the lair
Joseph Lonnie Hodges Sr.
A graduate ol SemlnoL- High
School In Sanford. Miss Hodges
chairman of the event, said "I'm
tickkd in dciin * !«'- “ •
A s s is t in g M a r t y as cochairman was Audrey Roush.
And let’s hear a big round of
applause for Buddv C o rk y. John
Dkkcy and Roy Williams, who
donated Ihelr services preparing
the barbecue.
Is employed by C rr Her Air
Sysirins In Apopka
Her nance, txiru in Atljuntas.
Puerto Rico. Is the son of Ihe lulc
Antonio Kamos of Lares. Puerto
Rico, and Ihe iwiirmul grandson
of Ihe lair Mr. und Mrs. Juan
Kutnas Mercado, also of Iatres.
Puerto Rlro.
Ramus attended school In
Puerto Rico und works al the
State Market Restaurant In
Sanford.
The wedding Is sel for Satur
day, Dec. 17. ut 4 p ut. at the
home of the hrlde s mother
K is s s lie r k is s
Psul Krauso can't seem to gat enough sugar from his wife, Julia.
The two were celebrating their 63rd anniversary Nov. 3 at the
Bettor Living Center In Casselberry.
Mr. and Mr*. Patrick Schulti
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Bsnford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. November 13. IBM — SC
Road rally puts fun into fund-raising
S C C s il«n t auction to gat undarw ay
Seminole Community College's 9th Annual Art and Antique
Sllenl Am lion will he Nov. M through D-c. I . wllh an cprnl.tK
reception Tuesday. Nov. IS. al 3 p.m Oil palntlnga. reremlca.
aculptuie. flbem. glaaa and other art work* and antique* may
lie hid on. Al Ihe end of the exhibition. Ihe high bidder* on
each Item will be contorted. The gallery I* open Monday* and
Wednesday* from 10 a m. to 3 p m ., and Tue*daye and
Thursdays from noon to 5 p m.
Rural Folkllfa Days continuing
The Annual Rural Folklllc Day* will continue through Nov.
19 at tl»e Stephen Footer State Folk Culture Center In White
Spring* fane grinding. »yrup making, lye soap making and
(pillllng demonstrations will be featured. AdrnlMlon fee la 92.
For more Information, rail the center at 904*397*2733.
Financial planning program aiatod
The ptogram "Living Tru»t and Estate Planning" will be
prevented Monday. Nov M . al 7 p m. at Ihe We*l Branch
ll-ongwoodl Library of the Seminole County Library System.
The tree program will hr prevented by financial consultant
Randall Cl. West. For more Information, rail 862 2282 after IO
am .
VFW , Auxiliary to gather
Veteran* of Foreign W'ar* and Ihe laidlr* Auxiliary of Sanford
Po*l I0I0H meet the fourth Monday al 7:30 p.m al their poal
home (the log cabin on Seminole Itoulrvardl
T O P S chapter to meet about eating
A TOPS chapter meet* each Monday al 8 30 a m. at 420 Oak
St . (Htren For more Information, call Shirley at 323 5445.
Overeaters to weigh In
A regular meeting of Ovrrratrr* Anonymous I* conducted on
Tur*dav* al 7 30 p m. at Florida Power and Light. 301 Myrtle
Ave . Sanford For more Information, call Carol al 322-0057
Sanford M useum Society to m eet
The llrnry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library and Museum
Historical Preservation Society will meet on Thursday. Nor. 17.
al 520 E First SI.. San find. lodlscuM regular business
Intimacy w orkshop to be held
A workshop for healthcare professional* and other Interested
people on Intimacy. Relationship* and Srxuallty will lake place
Thursday. Nov. 17. al Ihe Sanford Clvle Center. From 9 30
a m lo 4 p m .. thr workshop will aid In Indenllfylng
components of a healthy sexual Identity, how It relairs to
Intlmary. and Ihe role of sexuality and intimacy In creating
healthy and chemtral-free relationships. To be highlighted with
presentations by Marilyn Volker. director of educational
nr evict* for Miami’s Health Crists Network. Ihe workshop la
sponsored by Carelfnll of Orlando and Seminole Community
Mental Health Center. Coat Is 925 for workshop, luncheon and
5 CEUs. or 912 lor workshop and luncheon only. To register,
call Carrl(nil al 321*7112
Imagine "A ro u n d Ihe World In
Eighty Days" act In northeast
Seminole C o u n t y . However,
these competitors traveled by
automobile— not balloon, had
much less time than 60 days to
completr th e ir mission, and
were doing It all for the sake of
Chuck Suggs’ family.
Th r Chuck Suggs Road Rally
got off lo a roaring slan when 5 1
cars showed u p Nov. 8 at
Reggies’ Restaurant In Sanford.
Participants ended up raising
more than 95.000 lo help the
family of the Chuck Suggs, a
Lake Marv youth who recently
d ie d a f t e r a h e a r t - l u n g
transplant, pay 925.000 In lef
tover medical bills.
The rally t mr romewhat like a
motorttrd scavenger hunt T o
win Ihe rally. rallylMs had lo
answrr the most questions In Ihe
least a m o u n t of lim e. A H
participants received direct Ions
and questions that could only be
answered as they were driving
along ihe route
For example, drivers were
asked what color thr house with
Ihe towrr was According lo Dale
lUrnrti. chairman of ihe event.
"It was hard lo find specific
thing* when following the direc
tions." Rallylsts also were wsktu
to completr phrases from read
ing sign* nr fr'lltjoard* and lo
find Ihe telephone number of a
certain public telrphonr along
Iheroutr.
The race. In the tradition of
those funny-car-race movies, got
off to an appropriate start. The
official pace care began Ihe rally
al I p.m The driver, not resit* ■
Ing Inal Ihe car showed kilome
ter* and miles, mlstaklngly set
the fare al 40 kilometers per
hour (about 20 m ph Instead of
40mph!|
Included In th r tumoul was a
‘57 Chevy, several Porschrs and
HMWs. and even a Itmo with a
spa In the back!
Trophies w ere awarded In
three classes: experienced
rally1st. no rally experience and
corporately sponsored cars.
Corporations sponsored some of
Ihe vehicles while some were
owned by Individuals A local
dealership also supplied ears lo
hr driven.
Winners In the each category
were aa follows:
Experienced Rallylsts: Eddie
and Catherine Hardman, first
place. Mike and Rhonda Guido,
second; Linda Strvens-SJoan and
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CYNTHIA
AUSTIN'
Stephanie Hines, third; and
Ilrady Bowen and Dale Barnett,
fourth.
Non-Experlencrd Rallylsts:
Paul H u tc h in s o n and J .D .
Howell, first; Lirrg and Tenny
Sanders, and Bill and Amber
Slrfanltko. second: Lc* and
Am m r Rubber, third and Jane*
Aufderharr. Kerl Slelnlngrr.
Julie Halle, and J ill Byers,
fourth.
Corporate Rallylsls: Cindy
Adams and M argo Godfrey
(sponsored by Dirt Shirts), flrsi;
Shane Letierlo. John Koljolner.
Bobby Culpepper and Hobby
Reddlnglon (sponsored by Jene
Letlerlol. second: Chris and
Shannon Split and Jerr Moore
(sponsorrd by Sunnlland Cor
poration). third: and Robert
burdlck and Clarenre Slstak
(sponsored by Ilrauit BMW)
fourth.
The Worst Rallylsts were de
dared to be Dean Shahern.
Sharon Lee and Warren Day.
sponsored by Sun Hank.
The rally took about two hours
to completr and covered up to
70 mile*
"Everybody had a wonderful
lime! I want lo do it next week!’
Harnett exclaimed.
Hamell works for CO TA . Ihe
Children’s Organ Transplant
Association, w h ic h was In
strumental In funding expenses
for Chuck Suggs’ surgery. How
ever. all of Ihe money raised
went to help the late youth’s
family.
COTA plans to sponsor the
second annual Chuck Suggs
Road Rally next year!
Helping graveyard expand
Long-lime residents with thetr
roots In Lake Mary and members
of thr Lake Mary Cemetery
Association held a yard salr on
Saturday. Nov. 5 to mice monry
to purchase more land fu: llir
Lake Mary Cemetery. The front
yard of thr old Evans building In
. Ihe historical part of Utke Mary,
now owned by Otis Sjohlom,
displayed numerous and varied
Hems.
Sjoblom Is Ihr chairman of thr
association. Ills grandfather. Ihr
founder of the association, is
burled In thr cemetery.
Sjobolm worked w llh his cous
in. Alfred Sjoblom. lo assure the
success of the yard salr Other
w o r k e r s
w e r e
Claire Evans O’Connor. Millard
and Evelyn Rice. F.lalnr Kndlum.
E rm a Jea n Noe. Margaret
V rsley-Grrr \ Lillian Grtl.'.n and
Laurettr Williams Evelyn ha*
lived In Lakr Mary since she was
3-yrars-old. and all the manlier*
of her Immrdlatr family are
hurled In the cemetery All Ihr
workers rnjoyrd thr enthusiasm
and support of the i (immunity.
Donation* from the manlier*
of Ihe association and thr com
munity contributed to thr sue
cess of the sale. Furniture (rum
the estate of Allta Waldsirt was
d on a te d by her c h ild re n
Virginia Anderson gave lirm*
that datrd back In the thirties
Delirious *r!::d g< <*1* alb* *«rr
brought and sold Raisin bar*
and rakes were baked by Anna
Jardlnr.
A total of 9530 was made and
will go towards purchasing land
for Ihr addition of Ihr taikr Marv
Cemetery The member* of the
association tukr pride and Joy In
the cemetery and ho|«e lit con
tinue Us restoration
A l school on • Sunday
Barr Makrrs. also known as
Ihe parrnl-lrachrr association at
I’ace Private School, wllh the
help of Ihe Key Club palled off
another successful Pace Fall
Festival. More than 200 parents
and 100 children came out lo the
Longwood school on Nov. 6 lo
rat hamburgers, ptav games and
browse at Ihe white elephant
sale.
President of the Key Club.
Kenneth Sturgeon, headed Ihe
Key Club members who ran
booths and directed |tarklng.
The workers for Sunday were:
Chuck Manly. Jessica Polgar.
Nathan Dillanl. Hill Cocuxra.
Rlckv Sirin. Richard Weaver. Ed
twinge. Itrldv Sudnkls Michelle
V a n lfo rn . Paul W est. Sean
Mriinn. Kevin Newes and Stacy
Angrllllo. Teachers helping with
ih r Key Club were Ja n rl Lukas
und Ja rky Egll.
According lo S ro ll Cowin,
director of Pare School. "The
festival was really good!"
Proceeds will go towards Ihr
new high school building.
Walking to go marching
T h r Lake Mary High School
Marching Rams will conduct Ihr
" W a lk i n ’ lo New O rle a n s "
wulk-a limn fund r.ilv r lo help
raise monry for Ihe trip lo New
Orleans T h r walk-a-lhon will be
held on Nov. 12 at Lake Mary
High School.
The Rams have Ihr distinction
of bring invltrd to perform al ihe
I9H9 Sugar Howl football game
They w rrr one of only three
marching band* Invited from
Srinlnnlr Country to perform as
|Mrt ol Ihr bowl festivities this
coming January.
Each of Ihr 260 students that
make up thr Marching Rams
must raise about 9350 to cover
their expenses lor Ihe trip. They
will to* soliciting plrdgrs tor each
mile walkrd In Ihr 6.34 mile
walk a-lhon. The 6.34 miles rep
resents Ihe 634 miles from Lake
Marv In New Orleans.
Your support, when you arr
contacted by a Marching Ram.
will hr greatly appreciated The
Marching Rams will lie repre
senting Central Florida at this
nationally recngnlxed event.
Contact James Gibson at 297*
4435 for more information
(Cynthia Austin Is a
Herald correspondent
Iha Lake Mary-Longwood arts
Phone: 992-0092.)
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Rusty Healing (right, standing) shakes hands wllh Sid Loyd,
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Project for disabled earns
Scout the status of Eagle
SANFORD — Rusty Krrllng’a
good deed leave* thr d!*ablrd
with a nicety not often enjoyed
and helped him In attaining thr
rank of Eagle Scout on Saturday.
Rusty. 15.1* Ihe son of Mr. und
Mr* Wayne R. Keeling of San
ford.
T h r award, an rlltr distinction
In Scouting, was presented ul
First Methodist Church In San
ford Th r Eagle Court of Honor
Ineliidrd a |K-ace pl|K* ceremony
by Chief White Feather for
Runty's membership In Ihr Or
der of the Arrow. Tlplsu l-orlgr.
For his service project for the
Eagle Scout rank, the Seminole
High School student und his
fellow Scouts built five picnic
tables lor thr Seminole Work
Opportunity Program (SWOP), a
program for ihe developmental!)’
disabled. Three (aides were bull!
especially for Ihr arcomodatlon
of (hose In wheelr hairs
Rusty planned, organised
work rrrwe and secured tunds
for building mutrrtals through
donation* and u newspaper re
cycling drive. T h r entire project
took nbopt 226 manhours.
Hut l!ie service , .rojcct Is only
the culminating requirement for
Rusty's honor, since Joining
Troop 529. Paola. In July 1983.
hr has ranted all 12 skill awards
und Ih r rrq u lrc d 21 m erit
badges, plus an additional nine
merit badges.
Rusty has been historian,
patrol Iru d rr. scribe, senior
patrol leader and assistant se
ttlor patrol leader for Ills troop.
Oil ihr District Junior Leader
Training stuff, he served as
patrol counselor and assistant
settlor patrol leader. T h e n
there’s his membership In his
troop's Indian Dance T ra m ,
which performs for Ihe retarded
and dlsablrd. civic groups and
other Scouting groups.
He has earned Ihe W orld
Conservation Award und. slncr
1985. has srr.’rd his chapter as
rerrmonlrs chairman.
Hut all of Rusiy’s Scouting
Involvement has In no way left
his school record a ne m ic.
Besides maintaining a high level
of school work, lie has served on
Ihe student government for sev*
rrul yrars. Including Ihr position
of vlrr president. Is a member of
Ih r Fellowship of Christian
Athletes and Key Club, and has
jtartlclpilrd In swimming, div
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ihr fi*i -M -.il |k i m by South —
only 12 high-curd point* amt a
flat hand with 4 3 3 3 dl*trlbu
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w i t h t h r t h re e d ia m o n d
nuisance pre-empt. South had to
tnakr a dUTtrull dccUion. lie
eventually tried three no-trump,
miner hr liad a diamond wlopprr
and clow to an opening hid In
high *ard* In a *rnsr that was
lucky. *lnre In four »padr*.
d e c la re r s e e m in g ly ha* a
diamond loser a heart loacr and
I wo club loner*.
In three no-trump, declarer
pul up d u m m y ’* q u e rn of
diamond* When East look the
are and continued with ih r Jack.
South won Ihr king. He neal
played Ihr king, are and queen
of spades. followed by a club lo
dummy** king, which held the
trick (There wa* no rhance for would l>e watching whal We*i
nine trick* If Ea*t held either Ihr discarded on (lie (litre! diamond
club are or Ihr heart king J A
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lie hold* Sunduy M-hnol ul 10
a.m. and Sunday service* at 1 1
a.m. and 0 p in H r drsc-rllas Ills
sermons as a cross between
Methodist and Nuzarrnr.
Despite the selfless imlrr.it h of
the Salvation Arm y. op|M>siiiori
to the organization's mission
exists, whether Intentional or
no* A faint anoky smell lingers hospitals, shnl Ins and Inmates
In the air of Ihr well-slocked In ihc-counlyjall.
B rin g In S a n fo rd m a krs
thrift shop. Ihr site of n Juvenile
arsonist's handiwork on Ori 7. Fluhlgan's tough Job a little
A burned-out wall Is the only euslrr.
evidence of the blaze. which
"I enjoy Sanford." he said,
caused most of the shop's "the cllv. the sat roundings. the
clothing In tie throw n uway. people. »hc weather, everything
Pulrutis. however, search con- but blind mosquitoes •hr prot r n ir d ly through re-stocked pie In Ihr community are helpful
und caring."
rarks.
W ith five puld fu ll-tim e
For Sanford residents, the feel
e m p lo y e rs , lo u r p a rt-tim e ing Is probably mutual.
employers and u host of volun
iAnyonr needing lruns|>ortateers. The Sulvuilon Army in lion In the Salvation Army
Sinfnrd serves all of Seminole Thanksgiving Dlnnrr may call
County. Flanigan said volun lhe office for arrangements al
teers visit nursing homes, (alls. 322-2642.1
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211 lm|mriant llnanrlal matters
should lie attended to today
rather than tomorrow Handled
|irojirrly. there's a place lor you
tn the profit column
C A P R IC O R N (Dec 22-Jan
101 Don't Ik - hesitant atioul
talking shop today In a social
situation T h r exchange could
provide you with valuable busi
ness information.
A Q U A R IU S (Jan 2 0 Feb H»|
I he ways and means to further a
secret amtilllon you've been
nurturing could suddenly devel
op lor you today He ready to
move If you gn the right signals
PISCES (Feb 20 March 201 Ik.
not In material things become
too im|iortanl lo you In dealing
wilh friends today You'll come
oul tirtirr In ihr long run If you
rH rgu ir them lo thr second
position
A R IE S (March 21 April ID)
Conditions lor jv-rwinal acquisi
tions look rattier favorable for
you today. Ik.ih luck and hard
work will br kry factors in wtul
you do successfully.
T A U R U S (April 20 May 201
lessons you liavr learned from
can fie put lo a pmllluhlr use
today In your commercial In
volvcm rnts Play things ac
cording to your revived manual
G E M IN I (May 21 Jun e 20|
Your lies! approach lo achieve
lm|mrtanl objectives todav Is lo
You'll respect yourself m orr If
you give a day's work fur a day’s
pay. Abide by your responsible
standards Instead of looking for
short ruts.
C A N C E R (June 2 1-July 22|
Today you might have in do ihr
thinking for someone you llkr In
keep this person from making a
bad move. He firm If you find a
way to avoid a problem
L E O lJu ly 23 Aug 22) If you
lake on a critical assignment
today, be sure lo see II through
to a satisfactory conclusion
Don'l start something, only in
leave It hall fm.-Jird.
V IR O O (Aug 23-Sept. 221
S triv e to be p ru d e n t and
practical today In the manage
ment of your personal affairs
Your fin a n c ia l fo o lin g . In
particular, might require a hit of
extra attention
L IB R A (Sept 23 Ort 23) Keep
your hands off of the household
p i g g y h a n k lo d a y . D o n ’ t
squander funds rarmurkrd for
family necessities on something
frivolous or Inconsequential
frilU H H . NEWSPAPER KN
TF.RPRISE ASSN
use indirect mrtliods rather than
turning things head-on Out
flank Ihr ruudblis k*
C A N C E R (June 21-Julv 22 1
Strive to tie a Irani player lodav
rather than a free-wheeling
entrepreneur Competent allies
enhance chances lor success, s i
learn up with winners
LE O (Ju ly 23-Aug 221 Condilions that have a direct tirarmg
on your career arr apt lo tie
morr promising today than to
morrow Take advantage ol fa
vorable trends
V IR O O (Aug 23-Sept 221
Ikin't reject Invitations today
where you might meet new
jiniplr Convivial contacts you
makr at this time could prove to
lira boon
L I B R A ISrpi 23 Oct. 231
Share us much itmr as |nissible
Itidav w ith Individuals with
whom you have strong, emo
tional tsinds These assiMiallons
could lie morr rewarding l ban
usual
(C| 1988. NEWSPAPER EN
TERPRISK ASSN
Big spender’s house going to pot
j^ iw C O T s rT lC s i^ a x
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By Bernier Bede Osol
YO UR B IR TH D A Y
November 14. 1988
A side Interest you have never
exploited projM-rlv « mild lirrom r
your primary enterprise in the
year ahead Kvents over which
you'll hate no control could
make thls|>ossihlr
BCORPIO MM 24.Nov 22)
This Is a good day to touch liases
with your key contacts in the
same held Something propitious
could result Major changes are
ahead tor Scorpio In the coming
year Send lor your Astro-Graph
pn dictions todav Mall 81 to
Astro <irapti c/o this newspaper.
1*0 Hot 9I42H. Cleveland. OH
44101-3428 He sure to stale
your zodiac sign
Hi) You won't lack drive or
umblHon today, vet you must be
wary of watting (line or spinning
your wheels lie sure your ob
jectives are elearly In focus
A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Feb !9|
Your methods and nm ccdurrt
might not br as well thought oul
as they should br today, yet you
should still tie able to achieve
your goals Keep plugging, even
ll you make mistakes
P IS C ES (Feb. 2aM arrh 20)
You'll appreciate It tomorrow If
you makr a concerted effort to
live within your inruns today.
Trim m ing a few frills won't he
all that painful
A R IE S (March 21 April 191 If
you attempt something am
bitious today, take on board only
those who can help sail your
ship rflectlvrly. You nerd supportlve crew members, not pa*
sengers
T A U R U S (April 20 May 201
Your mind Is apt to tie on more
serious matters today. You may
tie templed to part it Ipatr In
frivolous involvements, hut your
conscience will imjiel you to do
something tluit s constructive.
G E M IN I iMay 21 Ju n e 20)
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T O U R B IR T H D A Y
November 13. 1088 ,
You will establish new. am
bitious objectives for yourself In
the year ahead Associates will
help you see ways to fit those
objectives Into your plans
SCO R P IO (Oct 24 Nov. 22) If
you have a Important matter to
discuss with a friend today,
don't treat It too lightly This
peraon Is concerned Scorpio,
treat yoursrll to a birthday g.ft.
Send for your Astro-Iiraph pre
dictions for the year ahead by
mailing 81 to Astro-Graph, c/o
this newspaper 1*0 Hot 01428.
Cleveland. OH 44101-3428 In
sure to state your zodiac sign
S A G IT T A R IU S I Nov 23 Dec
211 You'll know Imw to make the
most of your opportunities today
If you have one droji|ied into
your lap I’rojilr with whom
you'll tie im olvrd might not
rrcognt/r Its worth
C A P R IC O R N lOri
22 Jan
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Please help'me.
help'me »
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My mother loves to sew. and site
has enough fabric stored In her
ADVICI
house to open a la tine store She
cannot resist a bargain She
could sew 24 hours a day lor Ihr
next IOO years and not run out
of fabric. Shr has a threeABIGAIL
lirdrnom home, tiut sleeps on
VAN BUREN
the living room couch because
every bed In thr house Is piled
high with fabric. H rr attic Is full,
there Is fabric behind the couch who also lives there. Tw o yrars
and In hags In thr basement!
ago. Grandma liecantr III, so
The house she lives In Is Mom had lo set uji a bedroom for
owned by her elderly mother her In thr dining room. I went
ovrr I here last week and I was
shocked. Now they have cock
roaches? Grandma says they
crawl on her while she is sleep
Contlnuad from Page 1C
ing ll saw them crawling around
H r sides hosting m o n th ly lhe laundry room.) Mom used lo
birthday parties al thr detention have an exterminator come rrgcenter, club m rm lirrs meel ulurly. but he doesn't come
weekly lor a lltnr of Hiblr study, anymore. I think he told Mom
pruyrr (or the 'grnndklds.' and there was nothing he could do
reading letters Ihr grundklds' until she cleaned up the mess
have wrtltrn lo them Al thr Abby. I've tried lo help her clean
center. Smllh speaks to thr up; I've bull! shelves In rvery
children on Ih r goodnrss of room for her to stoic things on.
Chrtst. and Wallace speaks on and I've tried lo reason with her
etiquette In dealing with mem lo slop buying things she doesn't
bers of Ihr opposite sex.
need, but shr doesn't listen
I can't slum! seeing Grandma
Expenses for Ihr food, drink
und gifts al thr (Kirties has come living llkr this I don't have room
oul of thr pocketIxMiks of the to lukc* her In myself, and I
grandmothers, most of whom couldn't care for hrr during the
are on fixed Incomes Smllh Is day because I work My sister
now soliciting financial help for now cares for Grandma during
the day and gels hrr cm ih r van
thr club toconllnue functioning.
To donate or become a club
member, rail Mary Smllh at
3223499 or Allrrda Wallace ut
3235 1 II.
(If you belong to a non profit
organization and would Ilka your
club lo be considered lor "Club
F o c u e ," call the H tra ld al
322 2611, ail. 34.)
Grandmas—
. CHARLIE
SHEEN
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For 24-hour listings, sse T V Week issue of Friday, Nov. 11
Meanwhile, telephone your
local fire department and/or
department of public health tell
them your problrm and ask
them to send an Inspector over
to "Investigate" the susprcic-d
violations of safclv and health
They will uct on II and give your
mother u warning und citation
und a short prrliMl of time In
clean up her act.
D E A R A B B Y : This Is for the
woman who met a man on thr
street corner and ended up
marrying him. She shouldn't
feel embarrassed lo tell iKttpIchow I hey met. Guess where I
mcl my husband? I picked him
u j i In a Navy liar In Norfolk. Vu
And I'm not embarrassed to tell
(M-ople Itreatise hoImmI v liellc-vc-s
me.
H A P P ILY M A R R IE D
FOR 42 Y E A R S
lO n o y d lh iitr ls M
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D EA R B U O O ED : Your
mother's compulsive buying Is
bad enough, but nomiialantly
living In a roarh-lnlrslrd housc•mild Indicate a mure serious
problrm. Please consider having
your m other physlrully and
psyrhlalrtrally examined— for
her sake ns well as Grandma's.
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N ovem ber 13, 1988
■ Editorial, Page 2D
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■ Books, Page 6D
Analyzing the election
V IE W P O IN T
Kudos, well sort of,
to the award winners
Many o( the pa*t-aeaaon baaeball award* have
turn announrrd and I ugrrr wllh moat ol thrm
However. the sporta boya. blrsa their hearta.
missed Ihr boat prrlly bad on ih r Nallonal
league Cy Young Award
Granlrd. ih r Dodgrr*' Orrl llcrohlarr had a
prrlly Rood season Hul hr wasn't Ihr brst
pitcher In Ihr Nallonal League
I knrw Hcrshtser
would Rrl Ih r C y
YounR because I was
a s|M>ris rdnor tnysrlf
lor srvrral yeurw and
I know how ihosr
IhlnRs work
T h r ihlnR thal won
Ih r u w a r d l or
llrrs h ls rr was Ih r
fart I lull hr pllrhrd all Ihosr - what was II 39
or so — m n srru llvr worries* InnlnRs
Thai * all wrll and Rood, hul woal did he Ao
Ih r rrsl of Ih r .season
Vaitd paints ran lir made about ih r tpiali;, of
talrnl aRalnst which llrrshlsrr pllrhrd all Ihosr
scoreless InnlnRs Atlanta and San [>lrRo aren't
exactly major IraRur powerhouses
Danny Jackson of Cincinnati should havr
Rollon Ihr award llr didn't pilch 511 ronsrcullvr
shutout InnlnRs. but ovrr ihr Io iir haul — lor
Ih r ItiS'Rainr srh rd u lr — hr was Ih r most
effective pitcher In ih r Nallonal Lra R u r. maybe
r v r n In all of tvasrliull
Hul Jackson didn't Rrl Ihr award
Why?
Hrcausr sports whirrs luivr short atlrnllon
spans. Th e y vote for people and events
assoc laird with ih r most rrcenl datrs They
remember Ihr Dodgrr* and Ihr World Srrlr* hul
Iftey proltably foTRol In check back ovrr Ihr
rn llrr season
Jackson was a mainstay from April throuRh
September T h r same can't hr said lor
llrrshlsrr
T h r DodRrr pllrhrr won Ihr Cy Young Award
because Ihosr who voted remember Ortobrr
And apparently, ilia! sail they remember
SpraktnR of awards. II '* that lime of yrar in
pass nul Ih r Jordan awards T h r lucky
recipients and the award Ihry will receive
include
[ The We T h in k We Know W ho Won Bat
W e're Not Q u ito t w o Award: tines to NHL for
bring the Iasi new* rWtwork in the country to
l„t»|r« i Grofitr flush
llw winner «4 the
prrsldrnli.il election Tom llmkuw and John
Chancellor were Ihr Iasi two people In Ihr
country to find out who won
C The Gosh. Look At What I Got Award:
Goes lo vice ((resident rlr< I Dun Ouayle who
looked like a three yrar old In a candy store
while lourlnR ilir Air Force II |rt this week
The Boy. A m 1 Olad This Is O ver Awardt
(iocs lo all Ihosr dedicated (.olden ARr Gamrs
alhlrtr* who pushed themselves lo Ihr limll this
( The W hen We Bay Baff We Mean It
Aw ard: Goes lo Ihr nude car wash folks In
Jacksonville, who had Ihrir operation closed
down by law enforcement officer* Ifils week
The reason? Their tallliRhis were siiowlriR
The W e're Tougher Than Those Other
G uys Aw ard: Goes to Miami Hurricane head
i norli Jlm m lc Johnson who lias hern saylnR
West VirRina doesn't deserve a shot al the
nallonal title because, hr says. Hie Mounialnrrrs
play a weak schedule Right alter Johnson made
those statements. Miami went out and blew
away traditional (oolhall powerhouse Tulsa
Tulsa?
I The It Becmcd Like A Good Idea At Tb s
Tim e Aw ard: (ior* lo television talk show hosi
Geraldo Rivera, who learned Hie hard way thal
you don't ml* racists and civil rlRhls advocates
I've saved Ihr lirsl for lasl
T h r Prem ature Election V icto ry Speech
Award Roes lo U S Senate candidate buddy
Mac Kay.
MacKay Rave fils victory speech al approxi
mately ftp m Tuesday.
H r rescinded II at approximately 10 p m
Thursday
__________
Bush victory
welcomed by
world leaders
Unltod Broaa Iwtomatlsnsl________
C o n R rslulallo n s for President
elect George Hush poured In from
around Ihr w orld this week, w ith
many government leaders express
IHR relief that his victory w o u ld
mean a continuation of ihr KruR.ui
administration s forrlgn and trade
pollctrs
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev
welcomed Hush's election Tuesday
as ihr list U S president and a
Forrlgn Ministry spokesman pro
mised Ihr dialogue brlw rrn ih r
superpowers would continue
Spo' esir *n Vsd>in Petfltyrx wald
in Moscow he was absolutely
t o n fid e n l" a Hush G o rba ch e v
summit would tie arrangrd allrr Ih r
Jan 20 Inauguration lo follow u p on
Ih r four meetings between ilir
Soviet leader and President Rr.iR.in
Key U S iradinR partners In Asia
and Europe halted Hush % victory
breathing a sigh ol rebel o vrr
concerns lhai ihr United Stairs
might adopt m orr proirctlonlsi
trade pollctrs under a Drinorralk
administration
Many leaders In Hie Middle Kast.
southern A fr i ca and C e n tr a l
America welcomed Hush s w in but
urged him lo devoir bis attention lo
ending conflict* in those regions
Hrllaln's Prime Minlslrr Margarr*
Than hrr. Rragan's longtime fnrnd
and political ally, said she called
Hush In congratulate him and thal
shr was pleased ib.il a man In Hie
same mold would assume Ihr p»r
sldency
"The main advantage Is Ihr same
posltlvr pollctrs of Ihr lasl right
Congratulatory calls ware also
received from King Fahd of
Saudi Arabia. Naboru Takeshlta
of Japan. Coraton Aquino of the
P h ilip p in e s . B ob H aw k
of
Australia and Hasnl Mubarak ol
Egypt
F re n c h president F ra n c o is
M itte rra n d , Ilka m o s t o lh s r
European laadars, aiprossod sal
Isfaclton wllh Bush, saying ha
preferred thal the U S. nave
experienced leedtr.
□ Bsc Bash. Pag* SD
W e s te rn state g o v e rn o rs
e n d o rse p o ll-c lo s in g law
United Prase Internetlonel
SACR AM EN TO - Annoyed by irlrvlsion
network projections iliai George Hush won the
presidential rlet lloll lirlorr (Mills ( losrd on Hie
Wrsi Coast. Western governors w.mi a uniform
(Mill ( losing llrrir
"Early network prnjer lions ol ih r oulcoinr ol
Ihr presidential rlrclkm lused on Last Coast
results are a slap In thr lacr lo Western
voters." Washington Gov IM n i H i Gardner a
Drmorrat. said
"It nays to thrm. Your voir tlorsn i (mini
Thai is Ihr wrong message lo send, and II
diminished the value of our right 'ovo lr
C a lifo rn ia G ov tirn rg r D ru k m rjla ii
chairman of ih r Wrslrrn Governors A*s. m i.i
Hon and an ardent Hush supporter. said lie will
ask Ihr association lo urge Congress lo sri a
uniform lime lor closing (Milling place* across
Ihr country In national rlrt lions
Legislation rmbm lylng Ihr co n crp l has brrn
intriMlucrd repeatedly since I9H I by Rr|i Al
gwlfl. D W ash.. but died In Ih r Senate alter
clrarlng th r House Swill said it succumbrd lo
a lack ol in lrrrs l rallirr than o(»|MislUon and
that sup|Mirtrrs should lobby llir lr senators
"I do think II ought lo hr givrn vrrv serious
consldrrallon and I would lie very siip|Mirtln
l)rukmr)lan said
Gardner said ihr propos.il would restore
fairness lo presidential elections by giving
Wrslrrn voters an rqual voice ” H r and others
claim the projections discourage |Miirutt.il
HOSTON — The world's first "abortion
pill" Is hack on Ihe market In China and
France hul women In Hie United Slate*
and elsewhere can not expert to have
access to Hie controversial thug any lime
soon — except perhaps on Ih r black
market
F i e r c e o p p o s i t i o n f r o m a n 11 •
ulMirllonlsls. Ihe high cost of gelling new
drugs approved and fears of lieing sued,
experts say. are making pharmaceutical
firms reluctant lo market Hie pill and
similar agents
' I believe ll will happen, hut I don't
think It will happen very soon.** said Dr
Louise T y rrr of Hie Planned Parenthood
Federation of America
Family planning activists like T y rrr see
the drug. RU 480. as a potentially
revolutionary advance In ferlllliy control,
offering women a salrr. easier, less
traurnullc und much more private way lo
ubort a prrgnuncy.
Right-to-llfr proponents, who call the
drug a "death p ill" and "chemical
warfare on Hie unborn.” assert ll may tw
unsafe, increasing a woman s risk ol
cancer and a liaby's chances ol being
born deformed
The drug has Intensified Ihe battle
between these old adversaries. Im>Hi ol
whom liellrvr ll could I k- a watershed In
Ihr detialr over abortion by making the
early termination of pregnancy so m uch
casirr and less public
The (ale ol Ihe drug also highlights lire
status of frrtllllv rescan b m Hit- I'nlictl
Stales, where fear of liability lawsuits and
the expense of d e ve l o p in g n e w
approaches has severely curtailed work
In this field, experts aay.
RU 480 has liern approved for market
Ing only In China anti France, w hrrr In
October ll was withdrawn by ihr drug's
maker citing opposition from a n ilabort Ion Isis The French government
ordered II bark on Ihe market two days
later alter an uproar from doctors and
family planning proponents.
Allhough approval may also lie sought
Babbitt makes pitch
for election reforms
Uwltod Proas Iwtemattenel__
voters Irum casting I m IIo i * and influence the
otili omr ol stale and Iim al rai rs
Orrgoll Gov Nell Goldschmidt said
•rut
elect Ions in Oregon and Washington and In
( alllorilla are I imi Important lo lie dri tiled it
network headquarters ll sa syslrttl I Hal III Ihr
end l* threatening democrat v
I IIS declared llusli d r lr a lr d Michael
Dukakis al h 17 p m PS I H»3 minulrs tielore
Ihr M p ill i losing nine ol West Coast (M ills
AIM i(iilt klv lollowed suit SIM made Its
pronmiiKcmrni al 7 M) p ill I'M and I SS I I
mlnulcs later
( alllorilla rlet non olfli lals la-lirve voimg fell
oil alter ihr nrws causing the final lurnout lo
dlop (M-rba|is :t percent below Ilir 7.r» percelll
ligure prrdlclrd by Set •clary ol Stale Malt h
I mig l.u Prior lo the news that llusli bail won.
Hit |Mtr td voting in California counties
mil it alt d the 75 |>eii rni ligure w as on large!
1 hai dillrrrtit e could mean more than
•100.000 volt s llusli Im-.i I Dukakis in ('alllorilla
to roughly 110.000 vote* or i perveni In
unofllcial relurns Trucking |Mdls by I m»Hi
(lartlrs had slum n Ihr rat e dead even
It'* one ol those tintomlorlahlr tilings dial
vou have lo wrestle with .til Hie lime hul Hus
one has some |irotound Impact. slid Sl.m
Atkinson who t o am bored lire election nlghl
IV i c |m . h al NIM atliliair KCRA y Sacra
rnrtilo
ll s news You vr gnl In re(M»tl II tret .rose
ii s there I don't Hunk iherr s any t|ursllou
W ASHINGTON — Former Arizona Gov Hrute
llahhill. t iling a possible 60 year low voitr
turnout nationally, has called lor reform of ihr
eleclMio procc— from Ihe primaries lo lire wa>
candidates detialr Ihe Issues
An unofficial tally indicated Hie number ol
American* who voted Tuesday may havr lirrn
less Ihun 50 percent of Ilir vollng age (Mipulalion Thai would he ihr lowest turnout since
1924.
Appearing on AHC T V 's “ Good Morning
America' Thursday, llahhill. who had sought
his party's presidential nomination, said. "This
surely was Hie leasi Interesting election <*l all
lime We have u new president The plain lad is
hr had no program, with no vision and really no
mandate."
“ R seems lo me we have In think long and
hard about how- wr conduct our primary
process, about Ihe use ol television." Habhill
said "II w r are going lo preserve democracy,
we've gol lo gel those numlirrs up."
In California, where there were 29 statewide
Initiative*. Including live measures dealing wllh
autnmobllr Insurance and two wllh AIDS
registered voler* apparently turned out In
record numbers — an estimated 75.2 percent or
10 5 million voter*
"There's something wrong. II seems lo me.
with Ihe nature of the presidential campaigns,
llahhill said, adding. "If they arr less Interesting
Ilian auto insurance. II seems in me Ilia I sivs
something about Ihe electorate.
See Polls. Page UD
‘Abortion pill’ worries U.S. officials
United Prass Intarnatlanal
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stMili III oilier colinlllrs. silt ll as Hlllalli.
ilir Netherlands and Surtlrn. there an
no plans to m arkri it in lilt- United Stairs
or. ol course, countries w here aliiirtlon is
Illegal
Hul many rx|n-tls believe ih r Im-iu IIIs
ol Hu- dm g compared lo surgical allot
Hons could quit klv create a ilmvlng
underground illegal marketplace, raising
Irais ll may lie used wlllioul iidrtpiatr
■lirdli al sii|M-i vision
• |litre w ill Im- a black maikt-i. asst ns
Joseph Sprldrl. presideJit o| ihe I'npula
lion Crisis Ctiininlller in Washington
"Then-'* a irrint-niloiisilt-mand
"Women are going lo smuggle It
Women smuggle roniracepllves Into
Ireland where ihry are Illegal." agreed
Victoria Leonard, execullvt- director ol
Hie Nallonal Women's Ih-.ilHi Network in
Washington "And women will smugglr
HU 4H(i inloihlscnuiUry."
l)evelo(K-d by thr Roussel Uclal drug
(-om|Miiy In Paris. RU 480 is the most
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ED ITO R IA LS
People spoke m
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e l e c t i o n s
... V ic e President George Bush Is o u r presi
d e n t-e le c t He trium p he d In a ro u g h and
tu m b le campaign w h ich , though It spanned
m oat ot this year, lacks a mandate save U u l
of co n tin u in g the Reagan econom ic policies
n o w In place. O ne prom ise made by M r. Bush
reaounded throughout his m a n y speeches
a n d com m ents: Read m y Ups...no m o re taxes!
T h e listeners loved It and responded w ith
O k . f votes.
A s If tsking a cue from tue Republican
presidential nom inee. G O P candidates In
F l o r i d a b e g a n m i m i c k i n g th e s lo g a n ,
n o tw ith s ta n d in g the leadership ro le Re
p u b lic a n Governor Bob Martinez played In
e n a ctin g the large tax Increases In 1967. his
first ye ar In office. T h e “ no m ore taxes*'
p ro m ise spread Ukc a virus th ro u g h the
ca nd ida te ranks regardless of party label.
L o c a l candidates have spoken of the need
fo r “ better ro ads," added “ services.** more
th is a n d more tha t, as well as procla im in g
“ n o added taxes.**
I ben
w a tte n b e r g
What Democrats must do now to win
To look to the future of the Democratic Party
after yet one more presidential political trounc
ing. It la necessary to understand the nature of
their current mad estate
Consider this stunning, symbolic and real
•itua'lun: Over the course of two election cycles
— 1984 and 1988 — about 40 Intra-parly
debates took place. Fifteen major Democratic
presidential primary candidates were Involved.
And in those debates - NO ONE DISAGREED
D IR ECTLY AND REGULARLY W ITH JE S S E
JACKSON!
Incredible! Here is a party vulnerable (or 20
years for being “ loo liberal." And here Is
Jackson, a brilliant and electrtfvtng candidate,
preaching a set of Vies J for to Lie left of liberal
on foreign and domestic Issues. And yet no
candidate said. “ Rev. Jackson, you have articu
lated some Important Issues with which I agree,
bul I have profound differences wtih many of
your vlc*rr. u n i valuer “
Would It have made a difference? huppus^
candidate Michael Dukakis had said II. regularly.
When George Bush later attacked him for being
— eekt — a liberal. Dukakis could have used the
famous Latin defense; “Quia, Ego?" (Who. mc?|.
As In; "W ho me? Impossible. Why I’m the fellow
who disagrees with Jesse Z >ckson.**
Who didn't disagree with Jackson publicly'/
Liberals didn’t: not Psul Simon. Alan Cranston,
George McGovern or
M ich a e l D u k a k is .
Moderates didn’t: not
W a lte r Mnndnle.
Gary Hart. Al Core.
Richard Gephardt or
tim er Dahblll. Con
servatives didn’t: not
John Glrnn. Ernest
Hoillngs or Reuben
Askew.
If we understand
s h y r.*r:ociats have
nol disagreed with
J a r k s o n . we see
what needs doing In
f i t Is racism to
th e D e m o c r a t i c
treat a black
Party. It Is parity
politician dlfbecause Jsrkoun *■
faftnlly j
black. That is Ihv
first hangup that has
to go. It is not racism to criticize a black
pollltrlan on substantive grounds. (In fact. II Is
racism to (real a black politician differently.I
Hut. Jackson aside, most IVr-ocruts beUrvr
L
i f f l i K s r 535
KLift©
Tb F ff W 0 & ,
m vm%
T h e r e Is a need for more m oney for roads
w it h in our cities, for water and sew er lines,
a n d public safety departments, all made
necessary by the Increasing population. More
sch o o l buildings, m ore m unicipal buildings,
a d d e d Jail capacity, all are needs In the
Im m ediate future.
Y e t. the grow th o f the county. 100 percent
Increase In the past 10 years, has resulted In
3 0 0 percent to 5 0 0 percent Increases In
n u m b e rs of co u n ty and city em ployees.
B u d g e ts for these governm ental entitles have
burgeoned d u rin g the past decade a n d the
re ce n t revelations of the school system 's
w areh o use scandal should act as a rem inder
th a t waste does exist, and frequently ac
com panies fast, m assive expansion.
T h e county and most of the cities In this
c o u n ty raised taxes for the co m in g fiscal year
c itin g escalating costa and additional needed
services. Candidates elected to (III posts on
the commissions a n d councils of the county
a n d municipalities have promised this will
not happen again. A ll newly elected county
com m issioners, a m ajority, have promised
that newly acquired taxing a u th o rity under
the Hom e Rule C h a rte r will not be used.
T h i s then was a plank In the platform of all
n e w ly elected officials, county a n d In the
cities — and the people have spoken. Read
th e ir Ups; No new taxes.
L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R
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be signed and Include a mailing address and
telephone number. Letters should or on a single
subject and as brief as possible. Th e Sanford
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ACTOR A N D DIRECTOR W ORK
ON T H E FINAL SCENE
R O B E R T .W A G M A N
F i n g e r - p o i n t i n g
BOSTON (NEAI — In simple Irrms. Michael
Dukakis lost because tie arrived with too little,
too tale. But the question remains: How and
why did It happen? In politics It’s never too
early to start assigning blumr. and lingers
were being pointed even before Dukakis gave
his concession speech.
Although It wasn't said directly, many In the
Dukakis campaign essentially blame the
American people for Ihrlr loss.
As they see II. the electoral r should be
faulted for nol recognizing that their rondldutr
was superior, and for not seeing through whut
they consider the shallow, dirty campaign run
by George llush. They blame Ihc electorate for
not demanding that the campaign be run on a
higher plane, and Tor not punishing llush
when It wasn't.
They also believe that a number of major
Democratic figures — Jrssc Jackson. T*tl
Kennedy nnd Sain Nunn, to name a few — did
nol work hard enough for the ticket They olsn
blame many Democrats running lur lesser
office Ibis year for "running awuy" from (hr
top of the ticket.
The relatively few Democratic regulars with
national campaign experience who havr been
part of the Dukakis effort also point fingers
They aay the blame falls squarely with Ihr
people who headed up Ihr Dukakisellori.
From late Ju ly lo Labor Day — a critical
period when the campaign was lost for
Dukakis — most of those running his cam
paign were either academic or stair govern
ment types with almost no national campaign
experience. Some of Ihr hardened cani|Ntlgn
professionals who came utxaird lalrr. say that
campaign manager Susan Estrich. a Harvard
law prolessor, was "more comfortable" with
these types rallirr than experienced political
hands who might havr challenged her de
cisions.
Stories were rampant during llu- campaign
about running battles iK-llig (ought between
Dukakis' Boston ranqialgn headquarters and
state pany olflclals. The same complaints were
voiced In state alter stale — that the Dukakis
camp was setting up free-standing operations
completely apart from ihc existing slulc party
structures and run by people with no direct
experience In Ihe stale. Moreover. II Is
charged. Iheae operatives spoke only to Boston
headquarters, freezing stale party regulars out
of ihe decision-making loop.
Many national and stale Democratic figures,
whom ih r Dukakis hierarchy Is now- condem
ning for lark of support, suy they did not get
Involved because they were never Invited lo
get Involved. They believe the Dukakis camp
wattled lo go it alone In order to avoid lalrr
f o l l o w s
sharing Ihe spoils of the victory that postr on vent Ion (tolls suggested would be (heirs.
This led to continuous friction between stair
(tarty regulars and Dukakis' state organlza
lions, and It also led many stale (tarty regulars
to run away from Ihe tup of Ihe ticket when It
became clear that Dukakis would lose In Ihrlr
stale.
This Infighting reached a (teak In midOrlobrr when u number of key slate Demo
cratic panics simply Junked television ads
produced in Boston and began running their
own locally produced spots. In fact, some
states began trading spots among themselves
tM-ruusr they thought
them better tliun
a n y t h i n g being
[i r o d u r c d h y
Ihikakls' national ad
stall.
T h e r e Is a I so
another group within
Dukakis' ramp poin
ting their fingers di
redly at their can
didate.
T h e y say that
( i h o y did nol
Dukakis was a can
g a l In v o lv e d
didate nut of control
because they
or perhaps more to
were never
the point — loo much
In control. They say
Invited to get
that m any In the
Involved J
upper levels erf the ___
campaign saw Bush begin lo turn things
around, hut they could nol grt Dukakis'
approval to takr actions aimed at hlunttng
Hush's turtles
"Arrogance" Is a trrm many use to describe
Dukakis' attitude, "lie was Ixmiiil and de
termined to do it Ids way." one high-level
Mailer says. "He mlcromunaged this elforl
from Ihe start. W r tried lo get him on the road
In A u g u s t , hul h r refused In leave
Mussarhtisetls. Then lie absolute ly refused to
accept the Idea I hat tile llush camp yelling
alMteil Willie Horton would have any lasting
effect on the campaign. Hy the lime he came In
understand It was site king. It was loo late.**
Some In Ihe Dukakis campaign seem more
loyal to Estrich than to their defeated
candidate. They see her us Ihe victim of u
strong-willed candidate rather than Ihc cause
of Ills loss. "Whut made many of us so happy
when Sasso cumc buck." says Ihe same staffer,
spcuklng of Dukakis’ original rampalgn man
ager. "was that finally there would tie
somclxKly around hrre that he (Dukakis)
would listen lo. Things did slurt lo change, hul
II w as loo lair."
tcn«MNfwisaa«a rwreaaaif c a i m
that there la a "left-wing veto In the prtaf
dentlal-selection process Thai view Is bolstered
by the special treatment given to that super
liberal, acllvlst-domlnaird, "m ug a-moderatr"
parody of democracy (no secret ballot) — the
(nfitnoo* Iowa "rnucftiM. T he Democrats have
to lake away Iowa’s unfair status as the
nlways-theftratm-lltenanon contest.
Then, potential candidates should scrub thnr
bruins of the notion of a left-wing veto. (Jimmy
Carter won primaries and caucuses running as a
Southern. anti-Washington moderate I
Next. Jcttu of tin Democrats who are of th~
righl wing of l he left-wing purty (that’s UnAmerican crnterl ought to get active, pronto
Sen. Sam Nunn and Sen-elect Charles Hnlih anthe two names dial come most readily lo mind
Tltere could be others.
A rd then th*-re m m ' he a light Politicians in
president iui prli;:u:tfs den t ' m»u *II> Ukc to fig! t
over substantive mailers In Ihr buck of their
minds, bells go off: I want that fellow's delegates
to come lo me later; I want his supporters lo voir
for me lalrr: a spilt party Is a losing party, rtr.
(ct 'MNIWtPAPis IMTIRPSitE Alta
JA C K ANDERSON
Once in U.S.,
terrorists hide
W ASHINGTON — If international terrorist
organizations decided lo Inftllratr the United
Stales, they would be virtually ImpoMlhlr to
spot before they arlrd on Ih rlr deadly
agendas, according to a srerrt report com
piled hy a Delense Department task force Iasi
year.
There are 12 Intrrnalkinal terrorist group*
according to the report that direct tlwir
attacks primarily against Amertcun facilities
and citizens. These groups have about 1.000
members Should they ail decide to m i n the
United fjlatrs. says the secret report, they
could easily mrrgc
with ih r 300 million
people who Irgally
enter the country
ra c h year. U .S,
authorities would hr
turd pressed lo find
IlMl one bad apple m
every 300 000 visi
tors
Even If a terrorist
suspect is Identified,
hr or she muni then
lie followed hy law
enfon - ii— t;: jfTht-r*.
How difficult would I t o r r o r i s t a
1 It a I h r ? T l i r
could chooso
t l a s a l f l e d r eport
from • cupply
suggests an rxamplr:
of 250 million
"How do you truck
legal weapons J
one terrorist among
Ihr 3.0 million dally
rldrrson Ihe New York subway system?"
There would lx- no nerd lor terrorists lo
bother bringing weapons Into the country,
thanks lu America's wide u|H-n gun law s I hr
task furee noted that arms "could he
purr honed from any of the 250.000 weapons
or over 10.(XX) explosives dealers licensed III
the Untied Stales.” Each of tile I.(XX)
potential terrorists could choose Itom a
shopping list of 250.000 suppliers.
Th e task forre rrjxirt rout l tines
"Terrorists could choose from a supply of
250 million legal weapons and 500.0IX)
machine guns — not Including military
weapons — In the United Slates. As an
alternative, lliey could formulate their
explosives from uny ol a l.ugr- number of
readily avallublt- mairrials New guns are
bring sold In the U.S. ul the rule o( 5 million
annually."
And where are terrorists who enter Ihr
United Stales likely to direct their diabolical
cllorls? "For maximum (loliiical impact." the
report suggest*, "terrorists could choose any
ol the 20.000 domestic or 45.000 world wide
dally airline lllghls." An ullrrnatlve could lx"any or Ihe vast quantity of utility systems or
government facilities located throughout the
country."
O F O SH A A N D IIU D - T h e House
Subcommittee on Employment and Housing,
chaired hy Hep. Tom Lanin*. D-Callf. found
ul leas! two subjects to get the taxpayers'
blood 1toll log in the last session of Congress
lomlos looked Into u wasted Junkrl to
Moscow by Ihe Deparimrnl of Housing and
Urban Devrlopinrni. and Into failure of the
Occupational Safely and Health Administra
tion lo prosecute employers when their
workers die on tlx-Job.
Despite evidence Dial the Soviets wouldn't
give a ruble for Ihe lutrsl In housing
eonslnirlkm technology. H UD wasted 91
million on a tradr show In Moscow. The
Commerce Department even warned HUD
•hat Ihe Soviets weren’t lulcrestrd. bill HUD
went ahead with the show anyway. Money
was diverted from research and development
projects to |»ay for the show. T h r money wux
targeted to develop eoslelfri-tlvr ways to rid
houses of leud paint and radon. HUD
Secretary Samuel IMerer apjHirenlly made II a
higher priority lo teach Soviets how lo use
(xiwer (Mini brushes.
Congressional Investigators found that
HUD violated Ihc federal Anll-Dcflclency Ael
by wasting upproptialed money to promote
American companies in a commercial iradc
show. Even Ihe American cnmiamlrs were
dlsup|x)lnird with the outcome.
Bf
A «d tf son and iowWi I « m i
CwfOsM. I W U M W I u K n *»«(••• Inc
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Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. Novambcr 13, I960 — JO
A history of American Thanksgiving
LETTERS
Criticizes balloon raloaso
Principal Ted Barker of Greenwood Lakei
Middle School may feel he earned political
accolades for releasing 1.400 balloons Into the
atmosphere, hut he rates only falling marks for
ethics and ecology.
These balloons will eventually end up as more
trash In our rivers, streams, watersheds and
wildlife arras where their wiggling movements
will be mistaken for something to eat by our
birds, fish. Invertebrates and wildlife, resulting
In needless suffering and untimely deaths for
our fellow creatures.
T o paraphrase a song of the 19502. "When
will we ever Icam?"
Oran Kay
Animal Right Coalition of Florida
Sanford
Sailors go olsawharo
As a boat owner and member of the Lake
Monroe Sailing AssoHalloo. I wish to thank
Mayor Ik ttyr Smith nnd members of the
Sanford City Commission for Instigating the $5
ramp fee. Although our sailing association was
heartily opposed to the fee (You may remember
our battle cry. "LM SA will not pay!"| I now am
glad that the city of Sanford began charging to
launch at the Lake Monroe Harbor ramps.
You sec. until that time mir members sailed
annual exclusevely on Lake Monroe, and we
spent almost all our weekends In Sanford But
when the ramp fees were Imposed, we werr
angered that you would make no provisions to
waive the fees for some of our club events and
other regattas (with the notable exception of the
Red Lobster C*. |.
So we went ci« where and. without exception,
all the other p‘ ..n we have sailed have been
nicer the ramps and facilities at least as good,
and I he sailing com) It Inns far better.
We find local altitudes toward sailors much
more pleasant on the coasts and other lakes on
which we have been sailing lately.
So. thank you. Sanford Clly Commission.
Although our feelings may have been hurt it
first, we are much happier now that we spend
our leisure time (and. of course, our money)
where we arc welcome and appreciated. We Just
didn't know how much belter It can be. You
have our gratitude for helping us to find out.
Denise Burchard
Orlando
Man h*’>engaged In giving thanks to whatever
drily he worshipped since the beginning of tlnvv
He gave (hanks because his basic needs had
been met and he believed he had been
protected. This type of thanksgiving was not
un Iversally observed on a part leular day.
Designating » day when everyone In the
colony would thank God began In Plymouth,
massachussetts. It seems fitting that the
governor of a colony founded for religious
reasons would Issue the first Thanksgiving
Proclamation In the autumn of 1621. The
colonists thanked God for their blessings. They
celebrated with a great feast. They shot turkeys
and thr Indians brought deer for the celebra
tion
Including the enure nation In a Thanksgiving
celebration was the objective of Mrs. Sarah Hale.
She Initiated her campaign to have Thanksgiv
ing become a national holiday In 1827. She
believed deeply that a day of giving thanks to
God. In which all Americans would participate,
would unify the country.
Mrs. Ilalr was the editor *if two publlcatlo— «.
wulch served to continually keep her proposal
before the public. She wrote to governors of all
the states and to successive presidents. She
would be Thanksgiving Day.
OPINION
LUR LENE
s w e e t in g
urged them to specify lhal the last Thursday In
November would be Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Hale's persistence was rewarded By
1859. 30 states held their Thanksgiving ob
servances the last Thursday In November.
Americans on ships at sea and government
employers abroad also observed Thanksgiving
The election of Abraham Lincoln In I860 and
the ensuing Civil War did not deter Mrs Hale's
efTorts relative to Thanksgiving. She wrote to
the president and sent him copies of her
e ‘.Mortals. President Lincoln agreed with Mrs
Hale's request. Ills response was to Issue the
first national Thanksgiving Proclamation
stipulating lhal I h r last Thursday In Novrmbrr
The following Is excerpted from the proclama
tion: "It seemed lo me fit and proper that they
ahould be solumnly. reverently and gralrfully
acknowledged as with one heart and one voice
by the whole American people. I do therefore
Invite my fellow cllirrns In every part ol the
United States...to set apart and observe tlic last
Thursday of November as Thanksgiving and
praise toourbeneflclrnt Father."
Because ol the Civil War only thr North
responded to the Proclamation.
It was December 26. 1941 when President
Franklin I) Hoosrvell. In urrord w lih a
congressional Joint resolution, approved the
fourth Thursday of November as Thanksgiving
Day to be observed in every slate and the
District of Columbia
As we appnuch this Thanksgiving Day and
make plans to celebrate the luUnnal holiday
w llh our family ami friends let us give thanks to
God for America
Or
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CM*«*ter in *
Call*** aoS n tte w m ja
M ito M t w I f feauw te
IS* testa** Nm m i S r U t s s i U o w i
COMMENTARY
Family issues now on the back burner
Unllod Pratt International
W ASHINGTON - For all the talk about the
so-called family tsaues — child care, parental
leave and minimum wage — before the election,
there Is likely to be a deafening silence in Its
aftermath.
In Ibe final weeks of Ihe 100th Congress.
Senate Democratic leaders, with one eye on the
election and the other on Ihe huge number of
working women In this country, focused their
attention on the plight of working parenta and
their need for qualified day rare and flexible
leave policies to care for newborns, newly
adopted or sick children.
The Democrats alto argued that Ihe minimum
wage should be raised for the first time since
1981 to Improve the living standards of
low-income families, often headed by aingle
women.
Republicans criticized proposed parental leave
legislation and calls to boost the minim um wage
lo $4.55 an hour over three years as unneces
sary government Intrusions Into private busi
ness decisions that would hurl the economy In
the long run
T h r GOP also criticized the $2.5 billion child
care subsidy proposal as overly bureaucratic
and urged their colleagues lo move on lo more
pressing legislation, like the bll! to crack down
on drug dealers, so they could call It quits for
the year and hit the campaign trail.
The high-profile Senale debate managed to
focus Ihe presidential campaign rhetoric, at
Irast briefly, on family Issues and to clarify Ihe
differences between Ihe two candidates.
Gov. Michael Dukakis pledged supporl for all
of the Items on the Democratic family Issues
agenda — the Act for Better Child Care Services.
known as thr ABC bill, thr family and medical
leave bill, and Ihe Increase In the mlnlmim wage
from Ihe current $3.35 an hour.
T h r ABC hill would authorize $2.5 billion for
thr first year of Ihe program, distributing thr
funds to states fur direct subsidies lo help lowanil modcrait--Income families pay for qualified
child care
Stairs could use up lo 15 percent of thr
money to develop child rnrr referral systrma
and training programs for day rare providers
and up to 10 percent of the funds lo administer
the program.
The family leave bill would allow employers In
firms with 50 or more workers lo take up to 10
weeks of unpaid leave to rare for a newborn,
newly adopted or irrtously III child or parent
with a guarantee that their job would be held for
them upon thrlr return.
Professors say innocent people are being executed
■» wsmov m m
Unlttd Press I n f mattonal_______
W ASHINGTON - Joseph Bro
il ved 100 yards from extinction
on Florida's death row. but 15
h o u ra before he co uld be
strapped to the electric chair
someone finally realized they
might have Ihe wrong man
Brown had been fighting his
rape and murder conviction for
nearly a decade, hut It took a
federal Judge In Tampa to re
cognize. however reluctantly,
that the state may have con
demned an innocent man.
Almost four years later, the
prison doors swung open lor
Brown, but there was no apoloID no official admission of error
and no talk of financial comp r n s u t l o n for his legal
nightmare
' When America looks at me. I
am a flaw." said Brown. "They
can look at m r and turn thrlr
heads, but they've already seen
me. I'm not an exception."
Sta tistica lly, most people
convicted of murder and other
serious crimes are guilty, but the
harrowing experience of Brown
and others like him raise
troubling questions about the
equity of the nation's legal
system.
Expens estimate thousands of
Innocent people go lo pHson
each year for chmes lliey did not
commit, hut caution the actual
1percentage of wrongfully convlrlrd Is probably less than I
percent.
Some mistakes, however, can
be deadly.
Two scholurs uncovered 350
wrongful convictions this cenlurym 23 or which led lo execu
tions. Their study. "Miscarriages
of Justice In Potentially Capital
Cases." appeared last year In the
Stanford Law Review.
Gordon Marsh of Maryland,
convicted of murder, spent 14
years behind liars and would
still be In prison if not for Ihe
discovery that the state's "eye
witness" was In Jail at Ihe lime
of Ihe deadly convenience storr
holdup
And Ohio's Floyd Fay loat
more than two years of hts life
when a Jury convicted him of
murder, largely due lo the mis
taken Identification of a dying
victim and the inaccurate results
of a lie detertor lest.
At the llm r. neither state had a
rapltal punishm ent law al
though both now do Bui It was
the prospect of executing Inno
cent defendants that drove Uni
versity of Florida sorlology pro
fessor Michael Kadelet and Tufls
University philosophy professor
Hugo Bedau lo conduct their
four-year research project.
After uncovering hundreds of
wrongful convictions from the
turn of the century lo the
present, the scholars concluded
that three false death sentences
are relumed every two years.
"Th e study establishes the fact
that errors havr hern made and
will be made as long as we have
the death penalty," said Radelet.
More than half the total
number of errors, according lo
Ihe study, stemmed from per
jured testimony or faulty Iden
tifications by witnesses, but
c o e r c e d c o n f e s s i o n s and
suppressed evidence also played
a large role In wrongful convic
tions.
The findings of Ihe study,
however, have come under at
tack by death penalty propo
nents who say the 1987 report Is
distorted.
Paul C a s s e ll, n former
associate deputy attorney gener
al, examined 12 of the 23
supposedly wrongful executions
and concluded that all or the
defendants actually had com
mitted the crlm rs. Insisting:
"Th e system avoids the execu
tion of an Innocent person."
But Leigh Dlngeraon. director
of the National Coalition to
Abolish the Death Penally,
countrred that seven people In
1987 atone were released from
death row because they did not
commit the crimes they were
m urdrr trial, making statements
he would later recunt when hts
f Two scholars uncovered 350 wrongful feelings of brtrayal had sub
convictions this century, 23 of which led sided.
But the Incriminating testimo
to executions. Their study, “Miscarriages ny of Ronald Floyd and a host of
stantial evidence was
of Justice in Potentially Capital Cases," circum
enough lo convince an all-white
appeared last year in the Stanford Law Florida Jury that Brown, who is
black, deserved lo die for the
Review, y
crime.
Years later, a Tam pa Judge
system." said McCloskey. who reluctantly granted Brown a stay
a c c u s r d o f .
works with an assistant tracking hut later refused to ovrrturn Ills
"It's pretty scary to think
down murder and rape cases conviction, leaving that task lo a
about how many people on
federal appeals court In Atlanta.
death row are Innocent." she where hr thinks the wrong
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of
verdict
wax
reached.
said. "It's a guaranteed fart that
"If many people did whal we Appeals, citing the false testi
llierr are some Innocent people
do — rr-examtne the factual mony of Floyd, threw out his
on death row waiting to die.
basis of the rase — the world conviction In 1986 and the stale
"The question Is how many
would be amazed at how many declined lo re-prosecutc him.
Innocent people Is OK? The
Florida prosecutors never of
execution of one Innocent person mistakes have been made. Hut
ficially acknowledged they arought to be reason enough not to nobody's doing It. We're only
rested the wrong man.
two people."
execute anyone at all."
For Brown and Matsh. life on
B row n, now 3 8 . feels so
The Rev. James McCloskey. a
thr outside has been punctuated
minister with a penchant for strongly about Ills brush with
private detective work, lias won death that he frequently speaks w i t h a scrlrs of flnu nclal
the release of several Inmates lo college students on the sub obstacles and both still And It
convicted of murder and con ject. reminding them he Is a difficult to explain to potential
tinues lo ferret out mistakes In living rxamplr of the Imperfec employers why they spent most
of their adult life behind bars.
tion of capital punishment.
the criminal Justice system.
" A lol of doors have been
"Most people are appalled
He pins much of the blame on
the legal system llaeir — from when I IcU them m y story." said slammed In m y face." said
the point of arrest to the post- Brown. “They become angry. A Marsh. 41. "People wanl to
lot of people don't know when know where you've been. When
conviction appeals process.
"The question of Innocence we use the phrase ‘criminal you talk to them, you have lo go
and guilt does not die with the Justice system' that the system through another re-trial.
"Sometimes I want to go back.
Is Just that — criminal.”
verdict of guilty. With the
I
Just
feel like muybe I was better
"As long as th ry 'rr still killing.
system, It does," said M c
ofT In prison.”
Closkey, who abandoned a suc I'll be talking."
Marsh, who wns released from
B r o w n , who p refer s the
cessful business career to attend
prison
in May 1987. eventually
the Princeton Theological Semi Swahili name "Shahuka." or
uncompromising, regards public found work rebuilding aulo
nary.
McCloskey said wrongful con speaking as Ids own form of transmissions, but he would like
therapy — a way to release some to find a Job that uses some of
v i ct io ns t y p i c a l l y I nvol ve
of
the anger, bitterness and hts artistic talents.
misconduct by prosecutors or
"T h e adjustment these peojile
police, poor legal representation rancor that developed during 14
have to make Is treinriidour."
years
of
conflncmen
I
.
for defendants and perjured tes
Ironically. Brown got pinned said McCloskey. "T h e y have no
timony from key witnesses.
Most appeals hinge on ques far a murder he did not commit Idea how different the world Is.
tions of legal or technical error, because he turned himself In to The y have no Idea how to deal
giving little attention lo the police for his role In a Holiday w ith the natural anger and
actual facts of the case, and few Inn robbery, which occurred the resentment that have built up In
convicts have Ihe money to pay same day as Ihe rape and them."
The lack of assistance falsely
a lawyer to re-examine the murder of a Tam pa woman.
convicted
defendants receive.
Brown's accomplice In thr
evidence, he says.
"I didn't have the disadvan r o b b e r y , u n g e r r d by his McCloskey said, is "another kind
tage of being trained In the partner's confession, became the of uncaring they see In the world
established crlm lnsl Justice state's star witness at his 1974 around them."
Marsh spends much of his free
lime w aging a legal battle
against the state of Maryland for
thr nightmarish existence he
endured at Ihe Maryland Peni
tentiary and the Patuxent In
stitution.
D u rin g his Incarceration,
Marsh said hr ofirn wondered
"Is this a nightmare? Am I going
to wake up? Can you Imagine
yourself In a cell crawling wllh
roaches and believe this Is going
lo I k - your life?"
It took Fay several years to
snare a $50,000 settlement from
the state of Ohio fur the 2 Vy
years hr spent In prison, but he
tries to keep the bitterness In
check.
"The easy avenue Is to hate
the system." suld Fay. who
returned to his old Job with
Conrall shortly after his I9HO
release. "Self-pity in m y opinion
Is the most malignant disease
possible for anyone In thul
situation.
"You've got to put It behind
you. You've got to he positive."
But Fay has not forgotten Ihe
[lower of a lie detector lest,
which he flunked twice, to seal a
man's fate and he continues to
warn the public that polygraphs
can tell lies loo.
During his 2 V* years In an
Ohio prison. Fay studied law and
later w-rotr an appeal for hts
cellmate, which led to a new
murdrr trial and ultimately hts
friend's acquittal.
Four days before B row n's
scheduled execution In 1983. a
prison guard measured him for a
inirtal suit In such a mechanical
way that he started a light just lo
drmimstralr that hr wasn’t dead
yet.
"I was determined that this
would not he Just another
routine measuring." said Brown,
who lost four trrlh In the brawl.
"I wanted him lo know hr was
dealing with a live, breathing
human being."
Bands and kids hail the chief, but he just preaches
The day was overrast and chilly In Springfield.
Mo. But even Ihe threat of rain couldn't dampen
the enthusiasm of thousands of us walling for a
visit from thr president of Ihe Untied Slates.
We knew this wasn't Just an ordinary visit: we
realized It was specifically a campaign swing In
behalf of George Bush, and local Republicans said
they were shelling out the $70,000 for this leg of
ihe dip. Still, thousands of area school children
were getting out of school several hours early,
were being transported lo the airport In yellow
public-school buses to sec the president (and
night-club entertainer Wayne Newton, to boot),
were decking themselves out In thrlr band
uniforms to play "Hall lo Ihe Chief."
These kids would be able to tell this to their
children and grandchildren someday, about how
they got out of school and sal around In their
band uniforms In the cold rain all day. and how
he did or did not look like thr niRrtnnrtic on "D C
Follies."
O P IN IO N
SA R A H
O V E R S TR E E T
If I'd been a kid In a high-school marching hand
land 19 years ago. I was). I sure would have
wanted lo get out of school to see the president of
the United States, even If my mom or dad had a
few reservations about me being trotted out In my
hut, spats and boa-feather plume for a partisan
campaign rally. But If I’d had a kid In one of those
hands, or any of Ihe cla w * that trooped out on
the big yellow buses. I'd have said, "Sure, go see
the presldrnt. How many opportunities does u kid
get lo see the president, anyway?”
But as 1watched the live television broadcast of
the president's visit. I changed my mind. The
president began u tirade against liberals, against
the parents of m any of the thousands of school
kids paraded out to see a moment of history.
"You know. I watched a certain debate a couple
of weeks ago." the president said. "1 don't often
feel sorry' for liberals, but I came close....
"So, yes. today. Harry Truman's party Is the
Republican Party, and It's lime ... to cut the
liberals down to size."
For the moment. I couldn't view the president's
speech In any way other than as that uniformed
band student of 19 years ago. m y uniform Jusl
back from the cleaner's and m y shoes newly
polished. I Imagined how I would have reacted lo
hearing ihe party of m y parents — good, working,
union people who would probably be voting for
Dukakis this year It Ihev were still alive —
besmirched as the " L " word and hearing Hurry
Trum an called a Republican Aflcr laboring In the
cold rain through several fight songs nnd several
renditions of "Hull lo Ihe Chief," I’d have felt like
I'd Just been slapped In the face (or my trouble.
If Hint had been >■Dcrnocrullc president, and he
had Insulted the children of my conservative
friends by curling up his nose and hissing, "the
conservatives...." making thr word reminiscent of
Th e Evil Empire. I d have hern embarrassed, and
furious. I'd have stormed Into the local Democrat
ic headquarters and 'old them to leave kids out of
the next partisan rally unless [he parents of those
kids want lo lakr them. Then I'd have sold the
same thing to (he school board.
Next time, thr second saxophone 111 the third
row may bcl jng to one uf your children. Is that
what you wanl ilirin lo hear?
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IN B R I E F
Resewther Sleep can cause wrinkles
A dermatologist w h o to studying how sleeping affects the way
you look suggests that one of the leading causes of wrinkling
*'’to sleeping on yo u r Usee."
Dr. Samuel Stegm an, former president of the American
Society of Dermatmoglr Surgeons, told a recent meeting of the
organisation that creases pressed into the fare during s!etj* ore
formed much In the same way at “smile lines."
Stegman said sm ile Itncs result b y exerting pressure on the
same muscles year after year. In a similar wsy. the head and
face on the pillow «u * engender wrinkles across tfx 'orehrad.
checks ai.d «'*nettme* the chin
The creases become more obvious w ith age, he said.
“ These wrinkles, which make a person look angry rather
than happy or arise, can be nearly completely reversed by
altering now we steep.” Stegman said.
Stegman suggested people concerned about wrinkles could
use special atr-fUled pillows rather than feather or foam
varieties that moat people use.
Diatottot may affect cognitive skills
A Stanford University study has revealed that Typ e 2
diabetes, the form of the disease that usually begins In
adulthood, may lead to a reduction In cognitive functions In
cMcrty pitimia.
Comparing 30 diabetics to w controls showed a signulcant
difference la learning, reasoning and complex visual and
spatial abilities between the two groups, researchers said. The
average age of the patients studiedwas SB.
Dr. O ra l* * v i ren. chief investigator of th# analysts told a
recent meeting of the Amertesn Diabetes Association, the
patients and th e ir families had been unaware of the
impairments revealed through s series of psychological tests.
In addition. Heaven said the degree of cognitive decline
appeared to correspond to the degree of blood sugar Increases
Heaven suggested diabetes that Is not controlled may lead to
i In the brain, which wouldI rexplain
• narrowing
the cognitive losses. He speculated lowering high blood sugar
i protective effect.
lyhaveapro
Studies at the National Cancer Institute suggest that blood
transfusions perform ed during
Ing sur
surgery lor colorectal
met sat ssea from liver cancelrmayr affects
allect a pattern's prognosis
For 55 people who underwen t surgery for cancer, the
government study found that each additional unit of
transfused boasted the rtok of disease recurrence and death.
Those patients w ho received between three and five units of
blood had a ittorsar free survival period more than twice as
long as for those w h o received 11 or more units
Dr. Allied C hang and his team speculate transfusions of
donor blood leads to immune system suppression and
primes the body for metastasis, or spread of cancer from one
site In the body to another.
Chang, now st the University of Michigan, told a meeting of
the American Society of Clinical Oncology there have been
mixed results from similar stud ire. some shoving a correlation
between transfusion units and survival other studies finding no
correlation si all.
Hut the NCI analyses were different. Chang said In
* vestigators factored In tumor site and number of
removed, he said. The number of transfusion units
Independent progn ostic factor, he said.
Doctors ordered to stop
preaching in the wards
Government health officials
deplore the practice and have
ordered an end to attempted
P’NQAPORE - When teacher deathbed conversions. But hos
Thubtrn Chodron visited a stu pital administrators wonder how
dent dying of cancer, she found s to enforce the order, and some
physician not adm lnlstrrlng cralous doctors say they are
medir«t*nn Nit exhorting the Ignoring it
youth to convert to ChrtstU nlty
“ While doctors should counsel
In time to save his soul.
snd give psychological support,
“ Don't confuse me." cried the they should not discuss and
distraught boy. who died mo counsel patients on religion."
ments later In a ward of the Ministry of Health said In a
Singapore General Hospital, directive to all nine govrrnmeni
s p a r k i n g an u p r o a r o v e r hospitals.
evangelistic physicians resorting
“ There should be no prr
to religion when medical options aching In the w a rd s ." said
runout.
Health Minister Y ro Chens
"It was pitiful that my student Tong, threatening disciplinary
spent his last moments agitated arlkm ugalnsi those who do.
like that." said Chodron “ Am 1
But other medical leaders said
wrong to think that the purpose the issue u not clear cut and
nf i doctor • » : . ; « it i j n *n =. truesttoned whether r o tv t )U r
body, not to preach, especially Ing tioclors arete over m i paring
when the patient dors not want the boundaries of their pro
to hear I t T 1
fession.
B yR U TH '
United Prow Internal lonsi_______
Prof. Lee King Prng. vice dean
of the National University of
Singapore Medical School, said
there Is a thin line between
administering solace and actual
ly preaching.
"W e want our sludenta to
develop a human touch In deal
ing with patients." Lee said. “ So
all wr can do Is to tell them not
to preach openly or speak ot a
religious mailer against the pa
tient's wishes."
Complaints are mruntina
Nicholas Jayara.il said Ins
elderly etoler-ln law was c o n
fined at Alesandra Hospital
when "th e staff gave her pam-
$
■oaring cost of high-technology
medicine, an aging population
that requires more medical care,
higher public expectations and
Increasing disenchant men! by
doctors In the system
Some expms claim that NHS
to In a shambles because of poor
management In fact. Prime
M in iste r Margaret Th a tch e r
continues to push for privatiza
tion of health rare. Although
virtually all British MDs are
employed by NIIS. most doctors
supplement their Incomes with
private consulting work Thus,
one could claim. Ih r British
socialized medical scheme is
being kept alive by free en
terprise.
Other rxprns believe that NIIS
to In trouble because of Inadr
quale funding Britain spends
6.2 perrenl of Its gross national
product on health services, in
comparison lo France's 8 5
percent and the United Slates'
11.1 perrenl. Certainly, more
funding is necessary. NHS now
cares for six million In-patients
and S3 million out-patients a
y e a r . T h e h e al t h s y s t e m
employs 1.23 million people,
m aking il second only to ihe
Soviet army as the largest
employer In Europe. You can't
run this type of operation on a
shoestring However. Ilkr their
American counterparts, the Brit
ish seem lo be unwilling to
cough up Ihe extra taxes lo
sustain Ihe huge enterprise.
At Its Inception. NHS promised
to each British elilzrn equal
access to "whatevrr medical
t r e a t m e n t he r e q u i r e s . In
whatever form he requires."
Tha t promise has been shut
tered. Units* NIIS is Infused
w llh cash — and a lot of It — Ihe
program will dir a slow and
painful dealt). Do we Americana
want lo model our own hrullh
system on surha dismal failure?
Michael Dukakis. Ihe Demo
crat Presidential candidate, has
staled that If elected, he will
"strive lo establish a national
health care system In the United
States. Hrallh care Is a right." he
says. I hope that he doesn't
propose lo ropy the Iwo-tierrd
program of hralih-care 'lotting
that the British are putting up
w i t h . We surely deserve a
healthier system than that.
D E A R DR. O O T T t Like your
o l h r r reader. I also had a
Medical students who are
members of ChrtstU.: org^.iixa
lions acknowledged organizing
visits In teams to hospitals "to
help the p at ien ts through
prayer."
lets an d tried to convert h e r."
IIh the ailing woman becom
ing Increasingly angry, the o u t
raged family demanded an end
In the Hood of literature and
sermonizing
“Th e y always ptrk on the very
sick or the dying when they are
moat vulnerable and confused,
"We do not forbid turh groups
because if they cheer up the
patients and Iteip them to recov
er. then It la fine." said Idol
Edward lo c k , dean al the medi
cal school
which Is not fair." said Jayaram
“ Imnetne m v stotorlrt-Uw's #ts*r
when told people were d y in g to
convert her to Christianity when
all these years she has believed
Jtkor aaiJ (trey wm is* >*up
The students contend religion
Is s powerful pyrhological tool
which supplem ents medicine
trying lo convert the terminally
III
Heart patient conquers Mount Kilimanjaro
l| N
Wrttton for UP1
M O U N T K ILIM A N JA R O .
Tanzania — There were tears of
joy. pride snd thanks It was my
best birthday celebration ever.
Standing on tup of I9.340-looi
Ml Kilimanjaro had been a goal
of mine for over a year It was a
milestone on the long road bark
from the operating table and
triple bypass surgery five years
earlier I could not contain the
emotions I fell. I hugged a
climbing partner anu we bulb
cried openly.
As I looked through the tears
at the vaatnras of the Afriran
landscape below. I was reminded
semi Invalid (or ihe remainder nf
what was sure to he an ah
brevlatrd life
A change in cardlnlogtsta and
tu lw q u r n i heart surgery turned
all that n r gal n r thinking off and
turned on a rehabilitation pro
gram that has now brought me
in the "roof of Afrira" and will
carry me lo further rmorionai
and actual height*
Com ing In contort with other
heart disrate palienls. I meet all
ton m any who havr resigned
livetoselves lo the disease and
essentially stopped fighting —
It's very easy to do
The depression following such
a diagnosis or evrn following Ihr
surgery ran be devastating and
unless d ir t krd and reversed ran
contribute to further drier kira
tkm It takes a rommtlment to
reverse that rondtlfon. but It ran
1* done lo put anyone on the
<nurse to the top of their private
Kilimanjaro
Kra* hm g Ihe summit ui Mount
Kilimanjaro bad brrn m y goal
for nearly a year, bul il certainly
wasn't m y first goal
Initially. I worked toward he
ing able lo walk around the
entire blink without slopping
Soon after. I began swimming
and IO continuous laps became
Ihe target Then I discovered
“ hyprraetlvttv" (now known as
mountain hiking sod climbing,
A tt e n t io n Deficit Disorder or
and I set my sights a little
ADD I
higher, until Ihr sum m it ol
Moat 2-year-olds are active by M u u ni Elberl. Ihr hi ghest
adult standards I rriiHinhrr a m o u n ta in in Colorado, was
marvelous feat .ire In I,Hr maga reached on my birthday last
/Inc many yrurs ago A fullv
year
trained Marine was askrd lo
I ta-gan looking around for
m i m i c every m o m e n t and ano lhrr notable (teak, and t hose
gesture made by a normal child K i l i m a n j a r o as this y ear s
The photographs were revealing birthday target It was on my
W llh ln a few minutes, Ihe mind all through Ihr year as I
Marine was totally exliaustrd. rxrrctsed and worked myself
He simply could not physically Inin top shape Having realistic
keep up wllh Ihe child's activity
rale Tins was run due lo ihe
child being "hyperactive": ihr
I e e I I . n o d \ z '.» ■11
Marine got llrrd because adult
m uscles cannol match Ih r
L A K E MARY B L V O
seemingly random motions ol a
C H I R O P R A C T 1C
chad
Many youngsters tend lo
CLINIC
become "w ired" ul tw-dllmr
ON
t h o m a * (
o h i i i u
it *
They mav not be tiled as they're
C h " P ‘ *i 1" 9 ••** •
expected lo lie. and Ih ry'rr
ready lor new activity, hi addi
M l) / I
l a s # Ms - t II ( <1
tion. Ihry arc easily stimulated
> 5 t n l # * i f R s ( h##iV t o
lr
by electronic Uibv sitters (TV
Iz n ln r d *
i J * * I
v-ts) and other factors In (heir
sur riot tidings
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nf all the miles I had walked and
climbed in preparation fur this
achievement.
T h e endless h o u rs spen'
swimming laps, the fonellnewsot
the rowing machine and sta
tionary btocyclc all rame Inin
focus Were thryr worth II? I
answer m y own question You
bet they were.
H e rr I was. on m y 55lh
btnhday. standing on top of a
peak with half of the earth s
atmosphere below me. After four
days ot climbing through the
arvcral climate zones on this
great mountain. I was rewarded
With a feeling of tremendous
accomplishment, with a feeling
of triumph over despair and a
sense of thanks for all the
support ! had receive along the
way
Five years ago I could not
wal k across a p a rk i ng lot
without experiencing chest
ttains The caidtuiaglst I had
been going lo had taken a ."lake
your pills and wall and see"
alllludr I was deteriorating and
had resigned myself to bring a
British health care js near collapse
Long considered to be the
p io n ee r model fo r govern
ment-controlled medical care,
Britain's National Health Service
Is close to collapse. Recent
articles In Ihe lay press (New
York Times. Aug. 7. 19881 and
In the medical literature (Medical
Economics. July 18. 1988) have
underscored the tenuousness of
the 40-yrar-old NHS.
Unquestionably, the socialist
dream Is In crisis. Because
backward-minded U.S. healththeorists have been looking to
NHS for the answers to our own
. health-care problems, the Amer
ican consumer needs to un
derstand how the British system
to falling Its citizens.
T o begin with, at latest count,
almost a million patlenta are
wailing for treatment in NHS. In
t o m e parta of t h e United
Kingdom, patlenta who nerd
elecltvc surgery — such as hip
replacements a n d cataract
•extractions — are faced with a
wait of up to four years. During
1987, 10.000 operations were
postponed. In large part because
hospitals were fille d . The
500.000 operations a year done
; "privately undoubtedly reduce
some of the frustration at having
; to wait interminable periods for
treatment.
Britishers arc rightly Indignant
that their needs are not being
promptly met. Yet. last June, a
; survey showed that 64 percent
of Brlllsh adults favored "total
stale funding" for NHS. despite
tire enormous financial com
mitment required.
; Second, hospitals arc being
forced to close beds al s lime
when more beds are needed.
Last year alone. 35.000 acutecare beds were removed from
service, further accentuating the
schism between the need for
health rare and lla availability.
Th ird . English nurses are
poorly paid by International
standards. Including ours. Each
year, about 30.000 nurses quit
the system, often to emigrate lo
other countries or to find other
professions In w hich salaries are
more rommensurate wllh skill.
Last winter, tens of thousands of
British nurses went on slrikc lo
dramatize their dissatisfaction.
T o be sure. Britain's health
service Is reflecting the same
difficulties fared b y most devel
oped nations. These include ihe
In another faith."
“ Let me die as I am. please."
ahe finally begged.
Despite t h e o ut cr y , the
Singapore Medical Association
has no guidelines or prohibitions
against such harassment
"This ta something that hap
pens all over the world." said Dr.
Tan Yew Ghee, the seerttory.
"Doctors arc on llicir uwn In this
area"
2-year-old whom other people
labrlrd “ hyperactive." Thank
goodness for m y mother, who
railed her a normal, active child.
W r found that soft music
(especially from a musk box she
(fluid wind herself), lots of txxiks
and no T V right brforr tad
helped her i aim down enough so
she could go lo sleep May I*
your other readers con Id try this
upprixH h before they rush off (or
the Ritalin.
D E A R R E A D E R ; I think that
It's Im portant for people to
discriminate between a child
labeled "hyperat live" liy blends
and a youngster diagnosed by
medical professionals as having
ico n s
N iw trx M i t N T i s r a i t i
min
and ptraaurablr goal* In mind to
an rsarniial part of any hinesa
rrgimen
Again, thla lype of effort
should only tie undrriakrn un
der ihe constant guidance of a
supportive physician
Il to Imperative that your
physician believe tn your pro
gram If he or she doesn't
support such a regimen, seek
another physician who dors
Beware of the d onor who
diagnoses an Illness and la
uxilrnl lo treat the symptoms
without trying to eradicate the
cause There certainly are heart
conditions as well ss many other
illnesses lhat rannot ta- helped
by any form o< treatment, tail
dinar are few and I certainly
wouldn't accept such a diagnosis
without seeking lurlher con
futation
You would lake yout tar lo a
mechanic If It stallrd oc
casionally at a slop light What If
the mechanic told you that
particular car could not be fixed
after a few years of usr? Would
>nu snept that? Certainly not
You would go down the street to
another mechanic
Why should anyone Mindly
foikiw llw course prrsrrlhrd by a
physk ton? Where would I lie If |
had followed rite (nurse told out
by my first canlkdogtsl? I know
where I would br It's just a
quest ton of how long I would
have hern burled Iherr
The regimen I chose requires
only an hour or so a day. plus
whatever lime Is required lor
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Infant diarrhea takes Tests show AIDS virus
drops among military
toll in third world
United Press International
H OUSTON A mysterious
form of arvrrc chronic Infant
diarrhea flral observed more
than 100 year* ng« Is hilling
Infanta In thr third world.
I ' h y a l r l a n a from several
rounlrtr* will gal hr r In Houston
In late Novcmlier lo compare
notrs on the siuhlxirn dlseasr
and try to d<-vr!<>|> improved
treatment struiegie*
"In n»«ny part* of ih - world
they see the problem hut can do
no research utmut II bee aune
there Is m i hllle they can allord."
said Dr. Carlo* l.tfwhltr. who
head* a research (cam studying
(hr disease at liaylor College of
Medb Ittr
"In other countries where re
search Is {Mwwutile. we deal l see
Hull type of (Mlleni anymore
We're trying lo gri an ugrrrinrnl
on whal the needs lor rrsrairh
arr. and wliai can Im- done lo
prevail II (diarrhea) hum going
all lhr way ioclitniik Ity,"
ll Is nnpossitile lo know llie
numtrer of chlldrrn udlerlng
horn the diarnse Ix-i ausr only
lb# very tii act admllird lo
hosptlals in many develo|ilng
countries Lllsrhllr said
In llie United Stales, many
ehlldrrti adinltirsl to hospitals
with sever* chronic mian. Icarlleit often are recorded as sutlering from other disease* A l
though tru idem r ol the disease
in the Untied Stairs has dropfird
sharply In llie )u*i five years n
still Is seen In Amerlran elites.
of>n among rhlldren from lowrr
soc ioeconomic liarkgrounds
Utile In known ahout severe
chronic diarrhea, hut II Oral wan
observed by German doctors
more than 100 years ago ll
generally occurs among children
In developing counlrlrs who are
not breastfed. LlfschlK said. In
developing countries. It often
occur* at an older age after
chlldrrn arc warned
"It * a major problem In In
fancy and childhood In all Ihtrd
world countries." I.if*< hltr said
"lt‘a practically unheard of In
Scandinavia, and wr have no
Idrs what ha;>|H ns in Commitnisi t mini rtes
"Th e apparent decrease tn
seroprevslence (prevalence
found in blood tests) among
military recruit Applicant* is
limited to males. The 00 per
cent decline In seroprrvalrnre
among while males, who con
stitute nearly two-thirds of
recruit applicants, dominates
thr observed trend for afl
applicants.'
Im o n g female re e ru lls.
Air
testing turn rd up a slight
Increase to 0 8 per 1.000. up
from 0.7 In the previous test
ingprtiod.
A T L A N T A — The number of
military recruits testing posi
tive for AIDS has dropped
significantly, but health offlrla ls say tljst p ro b a b ly
means people who have been
exposed to the deadly disease
are not applying to the mili
tary.
i
" W e think self-deferral
probably is the most likely
explanation for the decrease."
M a l t a G w l n n . .in
epidemiologist with lire Celt
Irrs for Disease Control's AIDS
program said Thruaday. "We
ran take encoura*, menl frorr
the (ac t itut It’s not Increasing
at an explosive rate."
Military recruits have been
Irstrcl for act|ulred Immune
deficiency syndrome since
October 1965. Of the 1.5
million recruits tested. 2.162
had the AIDS virus
Prevalence of IIIV In all
reerulls peaked between April
and September 1066 61 1.6 per
1.000 and ha* declined steadi
ly to I 2 In the latewt testing
period. October I9H7 to March
Ool* I > nf ach 1.000
males earned the AILNI virus
In the last testing prrlod. the
C D C said
•"-tween the first and last
In tm e ls
rate' showed a
statistically significant de
crease among male recruit
applicants." (hr C D C said
Most c h i l d r e n arr
malnourished before the nnsrt of
I hr disease
"Which lac lots influentr Ihi*
Is not v r r y well known —
whether II is a lac k of protective
factors inherit to human milk, or
contamination ol milk lhal I*
Ixiltlrd or cow* milk." hr wild
"Many of llirsc chlldrrn have
oihrr problem* In this country,
some degirr of m il nourishment
?n other m u n iile : pi-an***
nine** recurrent tnlrfrem ami
severe malnutrition " The cause
ol srvrrr chronH dutthea Is not
known, hul tJ lu lilU and Irllow
r e s e a r c h e r * at ll a y I n r ’ •
Children * Nutrition Hesean h
1 ‘enlrr tcellrvr it I* triggered by
an Inin tinn in Hie inlesimal
lining and possibly aggravalal
Ity an altergv lo dietary pnrieln*
CHIROPRACTIC
FORBETTER HEALTH
D*. A.W. WOODAll
•CHIKOMACTOK-
YOUR VITAL FORCE
You may nm realize II. but
your vital force Is expressed
through your nervous system,
extending from ihr brain and
spine lo rv rry gland, tissue
organ and muscle In your
Ixxly,
That's why ihr health of
vottr -.pine- Is «<i rssrntl.il lo the
health ol your entire body
Any spinal strain or shock,
even an awkward move, ran
stan* 'itnr* aifret the vertebrae
and disc* causing irritation to
Ihr nervous system Irritation
of the nerve* can disturb the
body's normal function, rauaIng pain and many olher
health problem*
Treatment of spinal disor
der* t* rwwntial to givid brail li
I'aln killing drugs won't do Ihr
)ob They can dull the pain or
Th e C D C attributed th r
slight Increase among women
applicants to ' the possibility
that women may tie lr** aware
of their rtsk for HIV Infection
and thus less likely to selfdefer "
AIDS, usually transmittal
through sex or sharing of
hypodermic needles, destroys
a person s immune system,
leaving I h r body susceptible to
a variety of life-threatening
dtseasrs. T h r vast majority of
U S. A I D S victim s a rr
homosexual or bisexual torn
■no inirsvcnuox £( ug u k i *.
Gwlnn said thr results of the
armed r — vices study could
not be used to dr»w — mHustons about national AIDS
trends because military re
cruits are not representative cA
the general population
IK A TO N — All estimated 651
million could tir slashed from
llie nation * yearly nirdtial trill
bv p r i f o r ml n g a test done
nwnmonlv on hratt patlait* on
an oot|Mttrnl tsavi* — a practice
a new study (mind to lie safr
rescan h a s *ay
IkMtois at live Mj *s<husett*
General Hospital in Boston
compared I ' t j patients who
underwent so ■ailed cardiac
M lb r Irritation on an mtltiatirnt
basis lo 18<t (Milenis hospi
tallred for the i.nxedurr and
lound no sigmtli ant dlllerrnre m
thri- ulm flKS
*'Wc conclude that elective
carduu ralhetrrl/xllon as an
ou'jtaitmi procedure («f selected
patterns Is teasihle and sate the
w e r e t r e a t e d at I h r
Massachusetts General Hospital
in Huston, thr University of
Massat husetis Medic al C rn trr In
Wot rest rr and the taihey Cllnte
|n llorltngton. Mass
Patient* in tsrih group* rxpr
rtenerd some ronipltaaitons. In
cluding numbness in an rxtrrm
IIy or even heart attacks Hut the
complication rate w a* apilvalenl
in the two gnm|>s
ll cost 6 1.51*1 less to treat
|Mttents on an outpatient hast*,
live- researchers said
Hasrd on all estimation that 15
percent of patients would br
rllgthir herausr Ihev arr young
and in fairly stable condition,
ouipattrnt administration of thr
procedure could save a lx h i I 651
million a year, thr researcher*
estimated
" T h e saving* produced bv
In the interest of belter health
from the office of:
Woodall Chiropractic
Center
1400 8. Park A ve.
Sanford. F L 322-4702
O N YOUR
FE E T
Dr. Frtd «..Ji I. Pm H
PODIATRIST
GEniNG RID OF CORNS
Outpatient heart procedure could save millions
resran tiers w tnlr in re|mrtlng
their llodmgs Wednesday In The
New Kngtand .loumal id Mrdi
tine
More than 500 OOO Americans
undergo the prorature annually
tn the Untlal Stairs Indrtamtne
the rause of chest pain or oilier
symptoms T h r procedure in
volves inserting liny tulir* inn.
the hrari to rvaluatr ihr condl
lion of the muscle amt It*
arteries
Technical advances have ted
rrirn lly to an increased numbrr
of (Mttenis undergoing Ihr pro
rrdure on an outpatient I m s |s
Previous studies found that
profiler to br site Hut the new
study is the first tn compare
inpatient and outpatient treat
menl directly
T h r siudv Involved stable,
relatively voting jMlirnts who
hide the symptoms for awhile.
1‘aln-klllers arr not curative In
themselves Given a chance,
thr natural hrullng power of
Ihr body Is often sufficient lo
return you to good health
If you are bothered by hack
pain, headaches, or other
symptom* relatal to disorders
ol the spine, sees the help vou
nerd from a specialist trained
to treat these disorder*
outpatient cardiac cathetrrtra
lion are substantial and result
primarily Irom llie avoidance of
o n e to two day* of hospital IraHon." the researchers said
Meanwhile, a second group of
Massachusetts General Hospital
rrsrarchers reported the results
n( another study that found one
ap|Mfrnt reason why pattern*
who undergo heart bypass
o|irratl<m* have a slightly Ini teased stroke risk
The findings should tie used In
fully advise patleni* of ih r
larirntlal risks
Tile t>r*l maliagrtnriil for
rorns I* to avoid thrm Since
they are usually ■aused by III
fitting »hor* Iw sure ih.it your
siloes do nm m b agalnsi ymir
lors In any way Usually, the
small arxl Urge lues arr the one*
a lie n e d by rorns because
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in Always tie sure yno have
enough room ha enoilort
If u ts too lair and you already
liavr [winful i <ans on your feel,
they can still tie cared Iw Th r
age <4d method of treatment tsto
■ut the corn away, tn shavr off
the dried, hncnv skin and evrtse
the eye with a aralprl This
removes the pressure and
relteves tile pain |l Is still a gi.x)
treatment, hut it should only hr
done bv a pixllairtsl
Cutting conts away, howrvrr.
only provides temporary treat
ment If you arr determined lo
ronttnur wearing Ih r same
shix-s lhal caused them In the
nistplair The key Is lo find out
what causrs thr corn In your
particular case ll may lie caus
ed by a tight shoe, nr by a foot
that Is oil balance A skilled foot
donor t an give you thr help and
advice you nerd to prevent ihe
rnx iirraocr of painful corns In
your fm tirr
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T lM H s « r t a t t lM C o « a t r y
(V ikla f. S O I p p ., 917.68)
Fay Weldon writes parables, but like the best
tellers of surh tales, the seeming surfare
Umplklty of form and story dors not offer up
formulaic meanings
Her new novel. "The Heart of the Country."
Isa rase In point.
On the surface. It Is the story of Natalie
Hants, the epitome of suburban respectability
whose husband. Harry, deaerled her and their
lwo children for t mu* lime local nunlv.il
queen. It also tells of Natalie's consequent
plunge Into poverty and her distressing,
depressing dealings with the aortal welfare
bureaucracy.
Weldon la an acute, acerbic obarrvrr of
Institutions, conventions and manners and as
Natalie takes her plunge from shallow plenty In
shattering poverty, she also allows us to watch
Natalie work through the stages the desertion
triggers — stunned composure, followed by
ragr. haired and finally, a kind of self
acceptance.
Natalie'* lessons allow Weldon ample oppor
tuulty to display her satirically wlrked.
aphoristic wit: Kcnuuking of one man'* fceilng
he did not do enough to help Natalie, for
example, the narrator observes. "Th e thing
about remorse Is that It's a perfectly safe
emotion. It always ts too late."
But there Is more to this story than Nataliteaming to rope In the predominantly female
English underclass of the welfare state. Therr
is also Sonia
Sonia, si! learn ui chapter two, ts the
moreor-lcaa omniscient narrator of this tale
who Is locked up In a mental hospital She is
also a neighbor and another descried woman,
who becomes Natalie's friend and mentor in
the maddening mores of the welfare system
Sonia Is also a welfare militant. Interested In
rights as well as results, and something of a
feminist, nut for revenge on the predatory
males who have made her life and the lives of
her friends ao miserable and wasted As Sonia
tells Natalie's story, her own tale is also slowly
revealed.
Weldon Is close to the lop of her lorin in
blending the lives of these two women and
their social setting In the ambiguous "heart of
the country,” which could also be our Mlrtwest
The marvelously rendered finale, bringing all
the women together on a grand float for a
parade, shows Weldon at her macabre best as
the fate of the women are played mil
If there ts a problem with "Th e llearl of the
Country" It Is that the tone of its style seems
too like that of Weldon s previous book, the
wonderful "T h e Hearts and Lives of Men
That'a annoying at first, but as Sonia takes
hold and thr story gathers Its Independent
force, the annoyance passes and this new
parable and Its particular enigmas lake charge.
Dtckeas! A Biography
B y Prod Kaplan
(Morrow. 607 pp.. I1 4 .B S )
Fred Kaplan s most recent biography Illumi
nates the life of the revered British novelist.
Charles Dickens, and those who Idol Ire the
Victorian author may find that the "real"
tin k«-ns fulls short of tlielr rx|>rctatk>nv
Kaplan’s account, based partly on new
material, reveals the writer aa a proud,
mran-spinird and often bitter man.
Horn Feb. 7. 1012. Dickens was the son of a
Navy (My office clerk and a civil servant's
daughter. H r spent his early year* moving
with his family lo avoid hta father's creditor*
When his father declared bankruptcy In
1824. Charles was removed from school and
sent In tyork In a shoe-polish factory to
support his older sister Fanny'a musk* lessons
Ah hough he rrtiirmbered the experience with
bitterness, Di-krtu. still portray-d hi* slsler aa
thr perfect childhood companion
Alter a hr‘el rrturn lo school. Dkkrna
pursued a career In a law firm, eventually
tieromlng a court reporter. H r later landed a
pnsitkm at thr Morning Chronicle and began lo
publish brief sketches of London life In the
Monthly Magarlne under the name of "Boi” .
Within three years. Dickens was one of
l/mthm'x trrvx* pcpuLoz writers H u aunesa as
a hustwmd and father, howev-r wasn't r*
great
Spurned by a childhood sweeI heart. Dickens
settled on Catherine Hogarth, with whom he
had nine children llul Catherine never
mail lied her husband's Image of Ihe perfect
companion and I he two separated In IVSM.
after 23 years of marriage
Dickens looked to his stsler-ln-law Georgina
Hogarth who assisted with the rearing of hla
children, and IH-year-oid aclresa Ellen Trm an
lor female companionship Kaplan note*
"Together, they made the perfect wife."
A man with an unceasing devotion to hU
work. Dickens described himself In an IB M
teller as "a man full of passion and energy, ami
rny own wild way that I must go Is often — at
I lie hrai — wild enough "
In Kaplans account, this passion made
t»li kens a man slow lo forgive, and a person
Intolerable of weaknesses In himself and hla
family
Few id hi* Immediate relatives and arqualn
lances escaped his wrath. Their shortcomings
were revealed and dramatized In his novels
and used lo create some of his must mentors
hie llrtlonal characters
0
858)
1 Kaleidoscope — Denlelle Steel !3 —
3.683)
2 Loveond W a r — John .lakes (3.470)
3. Treasure — Clive Cussler (5 — 2.2551
4 The Tom m yknockere — Stephen King |4
- 2.1221
5 North sad Booth — John Jakes 1 1 *«5|
(’» War and Remembrance — Herman
Wnuk (I.H38)
7 Ollttertag Images — Susan llowatrh
(1.0741
h
Her M other's Daughter — Marilyn
F r r n r h ( t ) - 1.511)
(I Small Sacrifices — Ann Rule Iff —
1.4041
in Star Tre k Neat Generation No. Si The
Children of Ham lla — Cannrn Carter 11.4 Id)
N O N -FIC TIO N
1. Tfca L a s t Lin a - William Manchester |2
- 2.B44I
2. B w lm w ith the Sharks — Harvey
Mackay (5 - 2.7051
3. Tha Bight-W eek Cholesterol Care —
Robert E. Kowalski ( I - 2.009)
4. Beaatartal Privilege — Lro Damme 13 —
2.204)
5 A ll I R e a lly Need to Know I Learned lo
Kladergartoa — Hobrn Fulghum (2.1421
6 Homo Planet — Kevin Kelley (7 - 1.9541
7. Being a W oman — Toni Grant 11.455)
H. A ll T a n Can Do la A ll T o o Can Do —
A.L. Williams 1 4 - 1.307)
0. A B rig h t Shining Lie — Nell Sheehan
11.2741
10. O o ld w nte r — Hurry Goldwater (1.14(1)
T R A D E P A P ER B A C K S
1 Love Too Forever — Rotten Munich (I
- 3 . 1 131
2 The Cot W ho Cam# for Christmas —
Cleveland Amory (3 — 2.3131
3. Love. Medicine and Miracles — Hemic
Siegel (7 - 2.28(11
4 Beloved — Toni Morrison (2 — 2 .189)
5. Why Love la Not Eaoagh — Sol Gordon
14 - 1.811)
H Healing tho C h ild W ith in - Charles
Whitfield 11.787)
7 Co-Dependent No Morn — Melody
Healllr (5 — 1.713)
H You Can Heal T o u r Life — Louise Hay
(1.3(141
9. Healing Shame that Blada Too — John
H rodshaw (l.l93l
10 Gorillas la the Mlet — than Fosse y (6
— 1.3471
I Tka Q a m of the Damned — Anne Hire
(No. I loot week — 6.525 copies ordered I
2. The S a a d i of Tim e — Sidney Sheldon
11.5411
3 The Polar Kapresa — Chris van Allshurg
( 3 - 1.3501
4. Owe — Richard Bach 10 - 1.2431
5. A a y th la g far Billy — Lurry M< Minify (7
- 1.210 )
6 Broatfciag Laaaaos — Anne Tyler |2 1.0331
7. Thn C a rd in a l af tha K re m lin - To n
Clancy ( 4 - 1.0231
H M ltlaPaaa — Leon Urt* 1974)
0 Dragonadawa — Anne McCaffrey 1015)
10. F in a l Plight — Sirphen Coonis <5 -
Pawnshops return to China
Uwttad Pros* I n f rwatlanal
C H EN G D U . China - A
Communist Party official
visiting Chengdu rarller this
year squandered his (ravel
funds prematurely. Afraid lo
admit his error, hr consid
ered tiegglng unlit hr learned
of an alternative — ihe local
jiawnshoji.
Pawnbrokrring. a trade
oner vilified as a symbol of
capitalist oppression. Is
coming buck, lo Ihl* official's
gratification, lie borrowed
too yuan |$27| on his leather
Jacket, and returned two
week* later, nol lo crlllclzr.
but to gratefully rcjijy Ihe
loan wllh Interest und colled
Ihe hocked garment.
"Wllh tears In his eyes, lie
lold us wr had a wonderful
business." recalled Zhao
Krqlang. founder and now
deputy m a n a g e r of I hr
lluuniuo Pawnshop. "He said
we were serving Ihe people."
From a l i n y , clullerrd
Btoicfront on a side street In
C h e n g d u , c a p i t a l of
snulhwrsl China’s Sichuan
I’rovince. Zhao and his 20
employees run wlial was Ihe
c o u n t r y ' * first official
pawnshop slncr such operaHons w rrr effectively out
lawed allrr llir 1949 Com
munist revolution.
Uncomfortably dose lo one
ol llir lew remaining Man
T a r - l u n g s l a l u r s . ihe
H u a m a o Is more like u
warehouse than Hu- familiar
jiawnshop slacked with fami
ly heirloom* — a sign ol II*
changed function.
The *ho|i ads primarily as
a supplementary lending in
stitution for small businesses
and Individual entrepreneurs
needing quick rush. Wllh
Inlrresl ralrs floating at 3-6
perrcnl per month. It I* also
not unlike legullzrd loan
sharking.
"W e're a supplement lo Ihe
m ar ke t ." said Zhao. 34.
"Hanks |irovldc lor thr larger
I n d u s t r i e s , w r for Ihe
smaller.
BushCaatlaaed from Page I D
year*, which are very
similar to our own. will continue
Into die future." she said
"1 think that gives Europe
enormous confidence In continu
ity and I think that It give* much
of the real of the world the
knowledge that the new nresldent will already be familiar with
t h e i r p r o b l e m s ... and no
therefore we get perhaps a
smoother changeover than
we've had In many years." she
said.
Thatcher's remarks reflected
th e a s a e aa me nt of m a n y
countries that preferred the ex
perience of B u m : In draJJpg wMh
complex Issues In world affair*
to t hat of hla o p p o n e n t .
Massachusetts Gov. Michael
Dukakis, a newcomer lo foreign
policy.
Bush received congratulatory
cables and telephone calls Irorn
such leader* aa King Fahd of
Saudi Arabia. French President
Francois Mitterrand. Prime
Minister Noboru Takeslilla of
Ja p a n . Philippine President
Corazon A quino. Australian
Prime Minister Boh Hawke and
E g y p t i a n President l l o a n l
'Mubarak.
Some leaders urged Ihe presi
dent-elect lo lackle a aeries of
pressing global issues
Scandinavian governments
urged Bush lo pursue ihe dis
armament process with Ihe So
viet Union. and Argentine Pirsi
dent Raul Aff-uisin reminded
llush lo help Latin America
overcome it* mounting econom
ic crisis.
Nicaraguan President Daniel
Orlega said hr would seek nego
Polls
C s s tinned frw s Pag* ID
about lhal. llul therr nerds l o I k a way lo make IIn* a more
equitable system "
In some quorlrr*. news Ilia!
the presidential race was over
hrlurr I be polls rkisrd (nought
outrage
• ' ll * s t e a l i n g v o l e s . "
Washington Secretary of Slate
Ralph Munru Mid "The rqual
system of voting In America Is
gone as long as Ihl* lakes place
Citizens In Seattle and San
Franclsrti and Portland have ihe
same voting rights a* IIm m - In
Boston "
Viewers angrily (om plalnrd
when Hill Lai v of thr Hush
lampalgn In California told a
television Uilrrviewrr lursday
evening "If I were a Democrat
driving In m y car on Ihr way lo
Ihe polls, I would Hunk twice
ahoul voting "
Sacramento County Registrar
of Voters Ernest Hawkins said
county turnout was Ihe lowest
since 193(i and blamed llir
nations wi th Ihe Bush a d
ministration lo Iry to normalize
relation* with the tinned States,
and urged Ihe president-elect lo
"nol commit th- mine error as
(hr Reagan administration" In
trying lo overthrow the leftist
Sandlmala government.
leaders of Ihe U S -hacked
Contra rebel* urged Hush lo
resume U.S. military assistance
lo the Insurgents
,
In another trouble spot, dip
lomats said Arab leader* were
comfortable with a Hush victory
because they had been worried
about (he Middle East views of
Dukaki*. who had said he would
change U.S. policy and recognize
J-rusaIrni aa thr rapltal of Israel
and had auggrsi-d moving the
U S. Embassy there.
Israeli Prime Mlnlsirr Yitzhak
Shamir and Forrlgn Minister
Shimon IVrr*. trying lo form Ihe
next government following lr»*
Ilian rlear-cul elerllon results
therr. pralsrd llush as a friend of
Israel w ho they said w ould
pursue |>eacr In Ihe Middle Kant
Itntli men sent llush rahlrn on
his vlrtory; Peres also sent
hikakls a telegram praising him
or the way he ran hlsrompnlgn
Peres told Israel Radio he
Itojird llush would roiitlnue "Ihe
great tradition* of President
Kragan and Srcrrury Inf Stale
G e o r g e ) S h u 11 z — l w o
prruonallllr* (or whom w r have
a very deep and warm feeling
and great appreciation "
In t.rt>u<«t>n. wiwrr Hush rate-*
I hr task <»( w Inning the rvlesx*> of
nine Americans believed held
hostage, leaders of two rival
government* mngraiulaied the
president-elect and exprr**rd
hope ihe new admlnlstration
would pursue peace In Lebanon
and Ihe Middle East
PLO Chairman Yaaaer Arafat
said he did nol care who won thr
e le r llo n results, but a
spokesman for Ihe Palestine
Liberation Organization said the
group hoped Buah would "use
Ihe role and Ihe Influence of Ihe
United Slau-a" lo end Ihe Israeli
occupation of Arab territory “ ao
Ihe Palestinians can exercise
their right lo self-determination
and lo an Independent state" In
those lands.
Arab government official* In
Ihe Persian Gulf said Bush's
experience In foreign affairs and
hla support of Reagan's policies
madr him Ihelr preferred can
d'dalr.
In S o u t h A f r ic a, w h e r e
Dukakl* had promised lo sup
port sirin economic sanctions if
elected, ihe minority while gov
crnmrnl hailed Hush's victory
but was concerned a Democrat k
majority In Congress could still
Impose Ihe sanctions
"If Mr Dukakl* would have
hrrumr Ihe American president
wr would have brrn In severe
(rouble," Foreign Mlnlsirr Horlol
" Ilk " flolha said aftrr President
Pieter W . Hollis cabled (h r
prr. IJ .nl el ct u me .sage o'
congratulation
The foreign minister said he
brlirvrd llush would maintain
Ihe momrntum In peace talks on
Namibian independence
llul Zimbabwe, speaking on
Ik half ol neighboring black A In
ear. stare*, said H hoped B u m .
would work closely with ihrm in
a bo l i s h i n g South Africa *
policies of racial separation
known as aparlhrld and bring
lug Independence lo Namibia
network* "I'm |irr*nn«lly out
raged by II and plan lo vig«trously
work with live- secretary
of slate's oilier and oilier stale
and national organization* lit see
lliat II does nol hap|irn again "
Eu Iwgan asking networks lo
rrlraln from declaring winner*
tirfnrr M p rn PST aller I'rrsi
deni Jim m y forier's early m il
cession s|ieecb In 1980 was
b l a m e d f or d i s c o u r a g i n g
400.000 |w>lrnti.il voter* IriMtl
catling tvallols and triggering
some local and stale Derma rail«
lows
She has lo rn rebuffed re
liralrdly. most rrcenffy when
Iwr October requests io CHS.
NIIC AIK' and CNN in delay
props lions were ignorrd
llul Hie network* clearly were
awarr of the controversy T u e s
day night, and anchor* in an
mnmclng llush Itad won. noted
some |mills remained o|K-ri Said
NIK' cotmtienlatnr John C h a n
cellor "T h is ts Hie llrsl lime I
can m a i l jwnplr saying. 'D o n ’t
give us the truth ' ll s Ihe llr*t
public rejection of national In
lounallon lhal I can rrmembrr
Eu wants Congress either lo
legislate a uniform poll closing
lime or wants lo amend Ihe
Conslllullun lo eliminate ih r
Elec (oral College,
"I ffilnk Ihe Electoral College
Is an anac hroiiMti In any case."
site said, "and this might be a
good excuse In gel rid of II "
Electoral votes are assigned on
a stale by slalr. winner lakr all
basis Early projrrllons are
made by determining through
rxll noil* and other means that a
i andldale lias won majorities in
enough stale* lo reach Ihr 270
vote* needed lo win the Whitr
House
Network* did agree lo delay
projection* ol |>re*ldentlal win*
In rarh stale until the bulk of
lhal stair'* poll* had rl»*rd
llush and Dukakl* also had
agreed lo delay vlrtory and
com rsalon speeches until Wr*»
Coast voting ended Dukakl*
delivered his i-on«r**lon *prr« h
at 8 20 p.m PST.
Simile* bavr shown HU 4811
alone causes a m i- XTUge In at
least 80 |iercrnl ol women, and
III lljt In 95 jKlcrnl ol cane*
when a ccom pa n lrd by I h r
hormone |irostaglandln. which
rntiiim rv ihr action by causing
Hie uterus tomntntrt.
Some women w I m i lake llir
drug rx|M -rlrnrr fatigue and
nausea. And some hired so
much lliry require transfusion*
Hut sludlrs Indicate those side
effect* u rr rare and nol lifeffiiralrnlng. rxprrtssav.
The drug I* only effective for
u|i In about srven weeks Into the
pregnancy. Hut rxjirrls estimate
RU 48fi could rrplair more than
hall In I wo-thirds of Ih r 30
million to 40 mllllon surgical
alxirtlnu* jK-rlnmied worldwide
Iterative most are jKrformed lhal
early.
RU 480 Is also iKlng teslrd us
a possible treatment for hrrasi
and other cancers. Ihe some
time* fatal adrenal abnormality
Cushing's syndrome, glaucoma
und |Hm*ibly as a monthly con
ljui rpHvr pill. Hut Its use .■* a;i
alMirting agenl ho* generated Hie
mnsl exrltrm rnt.
"I think It's Ihe most major
hreakthough In Ihr area ol
medical frrllllly conlrol slncr the
lilrth conlrol pill." said Tyrrr "It
lias a irrmrmktus jMtirnlul un
Itact on Ih r live* and health ol
women of Ihe world."
"W r believe It's going lo have
a hlg Im part." agreed Dr. Paul
Van Look of Ihe World Hrallh
O r g a n i z a t i o n In G e n e v a .
Switzerland, which Is Irsllng Ihr
drug In at least 10 countries.
Inrludlng Sw rdrn . Hungary.
Hrlaln. Italy. Cuba and India
In developed countries like
Untied S lu l rs . Ihr primary
benefit of Ihr drug Is It would
allow women lo abort their
lirrgiiunclrs more conveniently
and prtvalrly. proponents say.
Fear* ubout black market use
center on women for whom ihr
drug does nol work or for whom
It works only partially.
(
Abortion
C a a tla e td (ro w Pag* ID
thoroughly tested ol a group ol
d r u g s k n o w n as a n l l privgeslernne* breause they III
irrferr with a hormone produced
by Ihe ovaries called j»rogeslerone,
Progesterone |* needed lor Ihe
lining of Ihe ulrrus. Ihr rn
dotnrtrlum. to drvrlo|> |m>|M-rly
and offer an environment Ihut
ra n nur tur r Ih r developing
fetus.
Also known a* mlfrjirlslunr.
Ihe drug I* a synthetic steroid
whose chemical structure re
semble* prngrslrronr's. All lmposlrr. Ihr drug Ills like u key In
a lock Into rrerptor* lor ih r
hormone In the ulrrus. blocking
Ih r rral hormone
Because RU 480 doc* nol
function like jirogeslrrnnr. Ihr
lining In llir ulrrus break* down
and Is expelled a* In u normal
mrnslruallon. Inking the fertil
ized rgg wllh II. In essence. the
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SUNDAY
H era ld
November
Education
IN BRIEF
S urvey allows P T A Inp ut
The Seminole County Council of PTAs
Calendar Commit Ire haa developed a calendar
•urvey 10 allow PTA m rm i-"* an opportunity to
provide Inpul Into neat y r '» achool ca'rndar.
laauea bring addrmard Include: parenlAearher
conference lime. beginning and ending oi the
school year, length of vacation* and Memorial
Day.
The aurveya will be distributed by all I T A
achoola the week of November 14- The deadline
for relum ing the survey la Wed.. Nov. 30.
Anyone needing funher Information should
contact the local school P TA president
Beasley to visit m iddle school
OVIEDO — Student* at ilarkvin Height*
Middle School will receive a visit by cllv Mayor
Chartw E. iicaalry Monday ui 10 s.m. The
mayor will sign a proclamation announcing
American Education week — Nov. 14 •18
Alao Monday morning, students will take part
In a special drawing Winners will receive
pencils, erasers and other school supplies.
Parent* are Invited in vk a a video Nov. 13, on
how lo hrtier motivate thrtr children And a
mother’s cotfre will be held from n a.m. until V
a m . In the school's media center. A special
favor will be presented lo each mother In
attendance.
R ibbon cutting st school
PEHN PARK - The staff al English Estates
Elementary la Inviting parents and the commu
nity to attend a nbtion cutting and tour of their
new facilities Friday. Nov 18 at 10a m.
A book sale will be Nov. 13-IS In conjunction
with American education week. The sale will br
held In the school's media center and will br
open from 0 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. dally.
S tud o n ts enroll In Boo
LAKE M ARY - StudcnU at Lake Mary High
School will participate in The Cltiren Bee. an
academic competition I ha I focuses on aortal
studies and progresses through school, regional
and state events.
Stale winners ram a trip In Washington where
they will participate In the Milken Family
Foundation s government studies program as
well as the competlton. Winners of the rial tonal
event receive college scholarships of 83.000.
83.000 and 87.000.
S m o k co u t will b « N o v. 17
O V IED O The Southeast Scmlnolc/Kaal
Orange County Unit of (he American Cancer
Society will celebrate l he Great American
Smokrout on Nov. 17 al Oviedo High School
There wlU be a poster contest pul on by Ou
sehoot's art department and prlrrs given for first
and sccond-plarr winners Gtaxllc hags with
Great American Smokrout sunwise* will br
handed out and a huge In Iloon rrleasr will takr
place between 10 40 a m. and 12:15 p.m by the
student body.
W o rk sh o p on disorders sot
OR LAN DO — Managing children with moder
ate lo profound drvrkipmrnlal disorders will br
Ihe topic of a one day workshop Dec. 3
sponsored by Ihe University of Crntral Florida's
Department of Cormnunlrallvr Disorder*
The p re s e n ta tio n , which Iw-glti* at II a in al
Ihr Orlando Expo Centre, will relate In autistic,
schizophrenic and menially married children
Treatment method* a p p ro p ria te lor home and
school will be dlscusard by U C LA psychology
professor Ivar Lovaas.
The general rrglsralkwi Ire la 860 with a
special rule of 850 each for three or more people
from the same organization. Student* may
attend for 825. This fee Includes all Instruction,
handouts, malrrtals. breaks and lunch. For
funher Information or lo rrglstrr by telephone
contact U C F's College of Extended Studies si
275-2123.
Q st ready for m aster class
OR LA N IX ) — Also al UCF. focal violinists and
violist* interested In performing In a master
class In January arr urged lo urrangr now for
campus audition* Audition* will lie held Nov.
28, from 3 p.m. lo 3 p.m.. al Ihe UCF muslc
rehcsrsal lu ll Those Interested should ronlurl
John C . Whitney, conductor of ihe UCF
Community Orchestra, as soon as (Mtssihle ul
273-2863.
The January rlas* will be conducted by
Sherry Kloss. a former leaching asslslunl to
Jastlia llclfctz. and one of three recipient* of the
prestigious Honorary Degree of Exccllenre from
Italy's Accudemla Clilgiana Musk ale
Food at U C F
This year marks Ihe 14th lime ilie UCF muslr
department has welcomed Ihr ratnmunlly lo It*
traditional feast of roosl prime lirrf and naming
plum pudding us the madrigal dinners gri
underway.
Every year Ilie holiday season Is ushrrrd In
via strolling minstrels, players and Ihr UCF
madrigal singer*. Frstivllles arr held ul 7:30
p.m. on Ih r evenings of Dee. 2. 3. 8. II and 10.
Admlsftlnn I* 820 per person. For uddlllonul
Information on the madrigals and dlnnrr
reservations, rail Dr. Mark Stulllng*. UCF
dlrrrlor of rliorut artlvlllr* ul 275-2874.
Comedian class set
D A Y TO N A — Those Interested In rnlrrtalnlng
friends or beginning a career us a professional
comedian will benefll from Daytona Beach
Community College's stand up comedy course.
Actresa/comedlennc Jade Green Llndholm
will conduct Ihe class. Guest speakers will
Include professional comics and field trips lo
local comedy clubs.
The six-week class will lie ofered from 0 p.m.
until 8 p.m. Wednesdays, beginning Nov. 2. ul
Ihe main campus, building 15. room 236. The
cost Is 833. For details, call Ih r Department of
Continuing Educalkm at 004-254-3033.
13, 1 9 8 8
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In a jumbled world, SLD can help
Kids with learning disabilities
are as smart as any one else
•y CAROL 4. RUM8R Y
Herald stall writer
A group of Seminole County
children want others lo know wliat
It's like lo have a learning disability.
They want others to know what It's
llkr to read SAW as WAS. or to
speak In jumbled sentences unable
lo achieve correct ward order.
But mostly, they want others lo
know how bring laughed at and
trssrd lower Ihrtr feeling* of self
esteem.
Tire result Is a Llkte show pro
duced by and about children with
specific L*amlng disabilities, or SLD
It Is a ihrre-year project of students
In Joan Klrschner • Forest Clly
Elementary class.
They tell a story of frustration.
Isolation and sadness at bring
dlflrrrnt Hut they go on lo explain
how t!iey b sw rotne to terl
about t he m s e l v e s and I h r l r
achievements.
One third-grader said. ”11 other
people call you dumb Ihey'rr the
one that Is dumb (or calling you
Ihal.”
Another child said. 'T didn’t know
what SLD meant until my brother
told me lie said It meant specific
learning disabilities I thought It
meant stupid learning disabilities "
According lo Klrschner. ihe ” S"
In SLD causes a lot of ronfuskm
Many believe these students arr
mentally retarded, when In fort, she
said, all are of average or above
avenge Intelligence
They are smart rhlldren who
usually fall al school Vision, hear
ing nr other sensrs arr not to blame
The difficulty Is In Ihrtr deciphering
of these and other *rnsrs The
mrsaagrs received from Ihe hraln
are scrambled and can affect
children in a vartrt y of ways
Parents only know something I*
wrong Their son does not rrm rm brr what he |* odd. or Ihrtr
daughter cannot determine Ihr day.
month or venr. T h r r r is difficulty In
connect
parts to a whole A
38- Inch wide desk lop may hr
perceived as 30-Inches. A Irsaon
m ay need r ep e t i t i on and
strengthening by visual, hands-on.
and auditory instruction
Klrschner says the point Is SLD
rhlldren can learn, tf parents and
sludenls undrrslund anti Identify
tht* spec Hie difficulty. They arr
laughl In compensate (or ihrtr
weaknesses
For 10-yrurold Laura II means
lots of practice with 'nultlplk-alfon
Hash cards, and me visual and
tarllke usage o( a personal com
puter.
For Tam m y, the ulphatirl l* ta|x-d
to her desk, lessons are told In her
and written on thr hoard, and she
copies spelling words three lime* to
Improve h*-r rrtrnlfon
This drawing is part of lha slid* show on specific Warning disabilities
prepared by Joan Ktrschner's Forest City Elamantary class Children with
specific Warning disabilities hava low sall-asteam, even though they are |usl
as Inlalligani as any other child
Ordrr and ronslslrnry is ImjNir
laid lo these children Performing a
task at Ihr same lime each day.
finding Ixaik* and supplies In an
assigned space, and knowing
exactly wluil Is rx|x-rtrd ol Ihrm
Ik Ip*. Klrschner said
Besides Ihr learning tiiflM nines,
there arc social obstacles lo
overcome.
Fretpiently SLD youngstrrs arr
nut u* rrs|Hin«lhlr nr mature as
other* al Ihe samr age Klrschner
says they do not always correctly
*lrr up a social sltualkin They mav
laugh w hen II I* inappropriate or fall
hark on h u bv - l l k r speech nr
hrhavku Commonly II result* In
Iruslralkm. forgrllulnr** and a fail
ure lose,rpi rrtMrtsm
In Ilie slide show, an SLD student
calls II tiaving an uptight day ' i m
having an uptight day.” lie say*
"llul some days are good day* On
uptight day * I just cau l think "
A rrordln g in Klrschner. S L D
c h i l d r e n s om e t i m e s b ec om e
m.w.lpulatlve of part riM and adult*
T h r v learn tn gain ui lentl nn
through their supposed helplessors’ and m disorder Itei titnrs an
rxeu*r not tolry.
Thrrrlorr. a lug putt of learning l*
motivation Students are told lo lir
liigh livers They arr also fold of
Klnuhorr's total dralnrs* In onr
rar. and near d« aloes* in the olhrr
She wants them lo know that onr
ran triumph over a disability li is
why a listing of famous |woplr with
learning disabilities is pinnrd in
classroom walls And II Is why onr
of those |M-oplr are singled mil each
month and displayed In a sprcUl
It ante outside Ihr SLD door
''W r want students In Itavr pride
In Ihrtnsrlvrs and Ihrlr achieve
merits.'' Klrschner said
And we
wanl other students In Ilie schtiol to
see Ihal SLD stands lor sprclfk
learning disabilities, not stupid **
T h r students' slide show has
already hern seen by parents
groujr*. and insirui llonal *|*i lalists
Ihroughoul Ih r county. Future
viewing* In, hide a picsrut.iiHm al a
larult) in service, and |tos*ihly even
In sellout tuvard rnrmlirrs
f—
Business at SLD school booming past predictions
■ y CAROL J . R U M M Y
Harold stall wrilar
Three vrwrs ago a Seminole
County child with sprcilk learning
disabtfutr*. or SLD. was assigned
tn one of four insirurtfonalrrnier*
Most likely hr wmild rise early,
while still dark outside, and catch
a tins lo travel mil,-* across ihr
county It was not lire school
attended by his nrighborhiMHl
friends Nor was II the ** honl Ills
b ru lh rrs shared and psrrnls
trekked lo lor I T A inerting*, bake
sales, and rhorus recitals llul II
was Ihe only place hr could receive
Ihe sprrtal atlrnlkm needed lo
succeed.
This wouldn't happen today,
according in Llndu DeCandldo.
SLD rounly coordinator
As ol this loll, all SLD students
receive instrurlkm st thrtr home
schools It's (tart of what Drt an
dido rails Ihr least Instmcilvr
environment Thai means slit
deni* receive lessons in arras ol
wraknrs*. like mat'.;. Uoguagr tir
reading, from a school S L D
sperWIIst. and are then allowed lo
attend rrm alnlng rlasses with
fellow students.
It began as a pilot program In
live Seminole School* Lasl year,
three morr were added, and In 88
II Is county wide. DeCandldo said
Although problems exist, thr
"eombinatfon classroom” Is re
ceiving high marks front parents
and students. According lo Forest
City instructor Joan Klrschnrr. It
help* youngster* to feel a jmm ol
Ihr tolul school and Its artlvlllr*
Morr than 1.500 sludenls arr
now enrolled In Sl.D program*.
"When school nprnrd we had 73
teachers ” DK'.mdido said “ We
now have 77 and wr re looking ha
live more ” The Imnm Is conllnu
Ing and ha* puzzled D> Cartdldo
and Instrucioi*
” ll used lo lie |M-oplr moved
during ilie summer lo accorntNlalr
children's school.” said Kirsi-fmrr
"llu l we're just nol seeing that
anymore “
That rupid growth has made It
tough lo llnd certllled spet lalist* lo
keep up with demand ll has also
complicated class scheduling, re
sulted In a further tightening ol
, lassruom vjwtr. and t ausrtl some
concerns lor irudllkinal lrat her*
"The y worry that ll students are
liavlng dllhrulty In reading, how
ca n they co|ir In a so, lal studies or
•m irn te c la s s ." Kirs, lllirr said She
Iwllevr* with Ihe appropriate tools
a nd (iMirdinalkin with <lassmnm
teachers m int of Ihrsr sludenls
tan Im- udrrjuutely served w IIIm iu I
need lor a se|iaralr Sl.D classroom
It is Iter ho|>r that more students
will lir mulnslrratnrd Into Hath
llonal classrooms through Ih r
program
Increased o N ird in a tlo n b riw rrn
teachers guidance counselor* and
Sl.D Instructor* is or, urlng ul all
schools. DeCandldo said, ll bus
Itrrom r a nrcrsslt y
TrarIters al Forest Clly rrc rlv r
IsMiklrlson the SI.D slutlrnl which
oilers il|is and Insighl Into ihetr
unltpte dlfllcultlrs Parents loo
participate th ro u gh a special
school su|i|>ort tv|K- group
Love of jo b sp u rs n e w teacher of the year
Ry CAROL J. R U M M Y
Herald stall writer
Rita Mann rails her Jo b as a
homrbound/hospllal instructor Ihr
most Ideal In Ihe teaching profession.
For 14 years she has visaed Ihe
homes umi hospital rooms of children
Ino physically or rmolkmaJly III lo
attend school. Shr Is an instructor in
u 15-year-old trarhlng program of
fered free of cost by Ihe Seminole
Counly School Sysirm.
"I loved II Irom the beginning.''
Mann said. "IPs the lies! situation,
you ran trarli sludenls nne-un-onr
and you have Ihr op|Mtrlunlly lo srr
real progress ll'srxrltlng "
Aeeordlng to jirogram roordliuilnr
Karlrne Duke. Mann irunslers that
excitement to her sludenls leaving
them frrllng (xmltlvr and ready lu
tackle studies and ihrlr eventual
return lo school.
Shr Is now t>eIng rreognlzrd for
statrwldr honor by Ih r Florida
Home-Hospital True hers Association
us Ihrlr IB88-8U teacher ol Ihr year.
Mann says the honor should br
sluirrd with parrni* for It Is Ihe
combined team of parent and In
structor Ihal enables success. A r
rordlng lo Mann, a hnmrbound
teacher spends six hours a week with
students and leaves behind a consid
erable amount of homework. Educa
tional contracts are formed and a
partnership In Irumlng begins.
"The purrnl* hnve Ihe opixvrtunlly
lo see you working with Ihrlr child,
and they become involved too." she
said. Although no child '.van's tn be HI
and miss Ih r social and educational
happening* ut achool; according In
Mann, there Is much lo lie positive
about In l his program
Sludenls receive Individualized attentlon. If mulhmatlrul equation* arr
a tough urea then teachers s|iend
more time reviewing with Ihr stu
dent. Mann says a classroom of 32
students wouldn't allow u regular
teacher Ihal opportunity. Truelirrs
strive In build positive self esteems In
homrbound sludenls. even try In
limit their reelings of Isolation by
scheduling sludenls lo attend sjirrtal
function* u Ihrlr school. For parents
Ihe Increased lime with Ihrlr chlldrrn
and Ihe ability to lukr an active part
In Ihrlr rhlld's education leads lo a
belter understanding Ix-twero them
both.
For Mann, the program has hern
therapeutic. S h r applied (or a
leaching position alter her husband
died of llodgrklns disease. When
Dukr railed offering her Ihr job. she
snapped al II. By directing her
energies rlsewhrrr. shr was aide la
resume her own life as well us help
others.
I'arrnls and families of rhronleally
III children benefit from Mann's past
experience In dealing with her
husband's death. She la able lo
openly discuss Ihrlr feelings of loss,
anger and pain al losing someone
they love.
Although retired In May. Mann
continues to tutor sludenls. und
works In the homrbound program us
n substitute teacher
Rita Msnn has been leaching phytica'ly or emotionally III students lot
many year*
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w epnesday
■ N o v e m b e r 3 0 ,. 1 9 8 8
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Earthquake rattles Alaska
P A LM C K . Alaska — A midnight raiHiquake
shook Anchorage awake. but Ih rrr w c rr no
reports of injuries or serious damage. the
Alaaka-Tsunam l Warning Center reported early
Wednesday
T h e moderate quake rallied Alaska’s popula
lion renter at 11 5t» p m Alaska Standard Tim e
Tuesday and measured 5 5 on the Kirliler «* ale.
said geophysicist George Carte
By BRAD CMUHCH
Herald stall writer
S A N F O R D - Mayor Beit ye Sm ith and bust
nrsaman Jo h n Morris are lockrd In a light rare lo
serve as mayor lor ihe next four year*
Sm ith, who Is completing her first term as
Sanford’s first woman mayor, said she Is proud of
Ihe accomplishments of her administration over
Ihe past four years
Morris, a veteran of nine and one-half years on
Hie city commission and eight years on ihe
planning and /oiling commission, accused Smith
ol not representing citizens' wishes al C lly Hall
and not exercising leadership on Ihe com
mission He ssld the city's operating budget has
j ercenl and city taxes have gone up 25
p ,
,i Hie past four years He also conitnd*
ihe current administration has wasted lax
dollars
Smith said she has helped losler a change of
altitude among residents of Ihe community.
People have more pride In tlielr city than al any
lime In Ihe past several year*. ar<-nrdlng lo
Smith She riled bcautlftraHon programs which
have improved the waterfront area downtown, as
well as olher public areas, as part of Ihe reason
for thal pride
Sm ith has represented Ihe clly on several
Central Florida and Seminole County orgnUalions, and has vlsitrd and spoken to church
groups and students throughout her term In
office " I think citizens like ihelr mayor taking
M In their activities.'* she said She said she
s visited 51 churches during the past four
years and spoken lo students al all Sanford
schools several limes, stressing themes of drug
abuse, self Image and young people a future
Sm ith said she is also proud of helping lo foster
an Improved relationship between blacks and
whiles in Ihe com m unity “ I Ihlnk most people In
C
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Carrier accident kills sailor
Temporary
youth center
opens doors
W A S H IN G T O N One m an was killed,
another was sertouiiv Injured and ala airplane*
were damaged when a gun undergoing mainte
nance on the carrier L S S Nlmltz in the Arabian
Sea accidentally went off Wednesday, causing a
fire on Ihe flight deck, the Pentagon said
Pentagon spokesman MaJ .lohn Sm ith said
the accident occurred Wednewlay m orning in
Ihe north Arabian Sea
By BRAD CHURCH
Herald staff writar
Murdsr suspect hangs himself
B U C K L A N D . Mass - Th e body of a murder
suspect whosr taslr for Hollywood horror Him*
m ay have played a role In the grisly su bb in g
death of a female college siudeni was found
swinging from a tree Tuesday, police said
T h e death was “ tentatively ruled a suicide by
srlf-lnfllctrd hanging.' ‘ authorll les said
A hunter discovered Ihe partially decomposed
body of Mark Branch. Itt. of Greenfield, oil
Route 112 In nearby Uuckland
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Etsetlen rslorm* proposed
T ALLA1IA SSK K -
'Punchy' was at Midway Elumantary In Sanford Tuaaday to warn kida about drugs.
Gov. Bob Mar liner proId
and election re forma
•lection* fairer and |
g o v e rn m e n t m ore
accountable lo ihe
public
C h ie f a m o n g
M a r t in e t ' re form s
was a proposed con*
a lllu tlo n a l a m e n d
ment thal would br
ing the Legislature
u n d e r the s ta le 's
S u n s h in e Law
C om m on Cause Is al
r e a d y g a t h e r in g
etition signatures
or a s im ila r
a m e n d m e n t, and
Senate Prcsidrni Hob
C r a w f o r d has a p
p o in te d a s p r r la l
committee lo study jmsslblr legislation
M a rtin e t also proposed a constitutional
amendment tliai would prohibit lomier stale
adm inistrators from lobbying ihcir former
departments until two year* alter leaving
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Partly cloudy and mild today
Partly
Cloudy
Mostly cloudy to
day hul only about a
20 percent chance of
rain. Tem |»craturrs
In the upper 70s.
drojtpmg to 50* to
night C liancr of rain
Increases tonight as
winds shift.
'Punchy' brings drug message
to Seminole County students
By CAROL J. RUMAAV
Htrald stall wrilar
SA N FO R D - He's railed Punchy and he s visiting
six.Seminote County schools this week lo talk with
students about drugs, derision making and high
self-esteem.
No. Ihe Ideas aren't new. but ihe spokrsperson t*
Punchy is a robotic character complete with bells,
video displays and music Th e (MX) pound roU>i
nuke* hts entrance to a thumping rot k tw.it,
actordtan like arms o u lsirrli hrd in welcome, pies
iglas head spinning, lights (lashing and lip* and
volt e synchronized
The 45 minute program, known as ihe Million
Dollar Machine, klrkrd oil Monday with a slop al
Midway Klemenlary School C hlldrrn In grades three
through six sal cross legged watching, listening and
talking with Punchy The robot selected chlldrrn
C Baa ‘Paachy.* Fags SA
S A N F O R D — A temporary youlh
ret realion te n lrr now la oprn In Ihe
ground (lour ol the south wing of
Clly Hall
T h r move was neerssary brrau sr
ihe lornter Youth Wing of ihe C lv lr
Center stwn will br remodeled into a
senior activity c rn lrr displacing Ihe
young petrple.
J im Jernlgan. parks and recre
ation duet lor said billiards and
lablr lennls tables werr moved from
llie Youth W ing lo a game room In
llie city hall spate
T h r Recreation Department la
using abtNil 4.500 square tret of Ihe
rllv hall area A large area al Ihe
wMith end of Ihe wing I* bring used
lor a e ro b ic s and r h r r r l r a d l n g
r lasses. Jernlgan said
Three ret real Itmi offices also were
moved lo C lly Hall from Ihe Youlh
Wing Several ofltctals have offices
In llie new youth renter spare Jeff
Munson, rrcrrallon supcrinlrndani.
Ju n Adam s, a lh k llr supervisor, and
Mike K lrh y . director of special
projects A rrtepnonlM was also
transferred lo llie cf nler.
Jernlgan said thr game room Is
open from 2 INI p rn until 7 30 p m.
w i t h p a r t tim e e m p lo y e r s
su(irrvising I hr activities Those
hours m ay !>r extended If parents
approve, he said
The youth renter quarter* are
m runi lo l>e temporary until a
permanent site tan be found, or
ini III
Jernlgan has proposed using a
lease purchase arrangement with a
Bee C e ate r. Fage BA
School union director to accept job with state
Htrald staff writer
S A N F O H D - Marshall Oglelree.
executive director ol Seminole UniS rrv — a union organlzallon of
I etchers, bus driver* snd educa
tional support personnel — will
leave that position Ja n . 3 lo begin
work as a legislative specialist
Ogle tree said Tuesday hts new
position will allow him In bring loral
Issues lo Ihe stale level, lie will
serve on Ihe Government Relation*
Division o( Ihe Florida Tearhlng
P ro fe s s io n ■N a ito n a l K d u c a tio n
Association. UnlServ's stale afllllate
In Tallahassee.
For Ihrre year* Ogle tree lias l wen
active In lobbying, negotiating, and
consulting Th is Include* yearly
collective bargaining negotiations
for teacher salaries - salaries that
Oglelree says Increased 30 25 jw r
rent In three year*. W O million was
paid last year In an ellon lo kerp
teachers salaries (ttni|teilllve with
other school districts
S t i l l . O g le lre e a n d U n lS e r v
mem ber* agree leaching Is an
underpaid profession "We've had
some good Increases, and haven’t
had lo haggle loo m u c h over
money." hr said "Th e osaoclallon
and administration have entered
Into a kind of gentlemen'* agree
merit lo solve jmihlrms as simply
and quickly as possible '*
H e c r e d i t s t h is n e w te a m
approach w ith producing belter
schools and happier employees.
This Is not lo say lhal he doesn't see
problems In fact, more grievances
were Hied this year than ever before,
but according lo Oglelree Ihe major
ity concern employee insurance.
“ We've been crying loud and hard
about Insurance.” he said. “There
needs lo be a greater sensitivity to
needs You don't Just cancel a policy
because someone's a day tale w ith a
C Baa D ire cto r, Fag* BA
W in d s and rain w ill te st
n e w s h u ttle g u id e lin e s
Uwttod Fro** Iwtamatlsaal_______
C A P E C A N A V E R A L - The rain
a n d h ig h w in d s th re a te n in g
Thursday's launch of Ihe shuttle
Atlantis could pose a stem test for
N A S A and lough new weather
guidelines established In Ihe wake
of llie Challenger srcldenl.
Th e launch weather criteria werr
w rlllrn lo eliminate some of Ihe
guesswork Involved In clearing
shuttles for flight and sel strict
wind. rain, lightning and lemjiera
lure limits for shutlie launch, abort
and landing site*.
As the zero hour for the secrrl
military fllglii neared. Ihe Air Force,
c h a rg e d w llti m o n ito rin g the
weather at the Kennedy Space
Center, predicted rain, cloud cover
and winds gustlng lo 28 mph If u
cold front sweejM through Ihe area
Isle .Wednesday or early Thursday
as predicted.
" T h e worst season. If there Is
su ch a season. Is usually the
s u m m e r because of Ihe th u n
derstorms that blow In here." Copt.
K e n W a r r e n , an A i r F o r c e
spokesman, said In an Interview
Tuesday. “ This lime of year Ihr
main concern Is usually wind and
Hull Is true in form because Ihat's
what we're concerned about now.”
N A S A la u n rh director Robert
Sleek said Tue sd a y Ihe spare
agency would base Its decision lo
load fuel Into the shuttle's external
lank on Wednesday on Ihe weather.
"W e don't want lo lank If there's
a low probability bill If there's a
good shot, and that's a Judgment
call, then we'll go ahead and lank
and see what It looks like come
Th u rsd ay." Slrck said.
Hul he added: "If we fell we hud a
reasonable chance of making It we
would go for II.”
“ If we'd already had one scrub
under our bell due lo weather.
jMirtlrularly If II was as |iredlclrd ...
then I don’t know dial we would lie
any more or less conservative" with
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Shuttla may ba ground#d. Pag# 2A
S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R
L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1
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JACKSONVILLE — J
The Vietnam Veterans Foundation of Florida had atarted
selling tickets for a chance to win a 9150,000 house. The
organisation had hoped to come out of the raffle with a *40.000
profit that would go toward veteran'a support efforts.
But prosecutors this week informed the veto that the raffle
constituted an Illegal lottery. Veterans at first aakt the tickets
were not being actually sold but were being given away with a
request for donations, but prosecutors said tr t reasoning1
not enough, and threatened legal action.
T h e veteran'a group said T uesday It la now returning the
so-called "donation*" to an estimated 650 people who bought
tickets.
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Tractor-traitors coltkto In Everglades
D E L R A Y BEA C H — T h e highway known to m any as "Bloody
27'* claimed another life Tuesday night and another victim to
hospltallied In critical condition.
T w o tractor-trailers collided head-on on an Isolated stretch of
U .S . 27 In the Everglades JuM north of the Broward-Palm Beach
C o u n ty line In the Everglades.
T h e highway was closed for several hours after the accident,
w h ich occurred at 8 p .m . E S T .
tst year, nine people arcre killed In arracks on U R . 27 In Palm
Beach County but no statistics are
for Broward. The
Miami and central
highw ay to a commercial link bet
Florida.
Midway rids not InspectedIn Florida
Two months
the coBapoa o f a
m id w a y ride and the death of a tooaofer at the Broward
C o u n ty Fair last week, the ride manufacturer seat out a
national bul'ettn v ir n t n g of problems v*th two of Its other
rides.
Florida's chief Inspector Wally Rich said Tuesday ha did not
order any special testing for the ride, called the "M onster."
because II to so different titan the other tw o But offlctola In
S o u th Carolina did Inspect the "Mnnator* tircauaa they aay M
was similar. It passed the testing.
Meanwhile, state offlctola have discovered they are powerleoa
to exam ine the ride to onower aoac queattooa about the
accident. They ore hoping the federal government a f l bo able
to get some answers.
The ride Is now to possession of a metaEurpat kind kv tho
midway'a Insurance company. Hallandale Rep. Mevo OoOer
said It to "a char c*
Cooper City High Schc
atx others were Injured
broke off.
Two kiltoct get execution stays
T A L L A H A S S E E — T h e Supreme Court Tuesday granted
stays of execution lo condemned killers Michael Lam brtx and
Am os Lee King, both of whom had been scheduled to die In the
electric chair early Wednesday.
L a m b rlx 't stay to effective until noon Friday, but hto death
w arrant to good through Dec. 6. Hto execution has been
rescheduled for 12:01 p.m . Friday, said prison spokesman Bob
K in g was given an Indefinite May. meaning he will not be put
to death under the warrant Gov. Bob M an Inez signed on Sept.
Larry Spalding, who
ffhpkal'
ibrlx and other Indigent death row Inmates, said
represents
the court essentially had given Lambrtx 72 hours to appeal to
the federal district court InM iam i.
Toll road protests gets DOT’S attention
G A IN E S V IL L E — A strong proteM Tuesday by residents In
the Melrose area prompted the Department of Transportation
to seek out alternative routes for the proposed Tam pa-toJacksonvtlle toll road.
A D O T spokeswoman said the decision to conduct further
research waa made after a group of residents turned up In Lake
C ity Tuesday to proteM the route of the proposed *371 million
turnpike.
She said an Indefinite stay was placed on the final decision,
pending another study and more public meetings
About SO vehicles drove to Lake City to register their proteM
T h e group was led by Sinclair Eaton, a Republican candidate
w ho unsucresafully ran for a state House seat. H r said the stay
b y the D O T shows "the pressure of hard working cltUena who
are not necessarily activists has paid off.”
O ne proposed route the residents opposed goes from
Jacksonville west around Camp Blandlng. Just east of Starke,
through part of Hampton. eaM of Gainesville and south to
Dunncilon.
L O T T IR Y
Tbs dally number Tuesday In
the Florida Loltsry CASH 3
game was 798.
□ Straight Ploy (numbers In eiact
order): *250 on a SO-ceni bet.
*500 on *1
□ Bo* 3 (numbers In any order):
*60 for e 50-cent bel. *100 on *v
□ Boa 6 (number* In any order):
(40 foraS¢ bet. 1*0 on *1.
□ Straight Bo* 3: *330 In order
drawn. *80 in any order on e *1
bet.
□ Straight Bo* •: *290 In order
drawn. *40 If picked In combina
tion on *1 bet.
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m id to u p p e r 70s. L ig h t
southeast wind.
T o n ig h t ...m o s t ly c lo u d y
with a chance of shower* or
thunderstorms then becoming
breeiy late al night. Low In the
u p p e r 5 0 s . L ig h t w in d
becoming northwest 15 to 20
mph before daybreak. Rain
chance 40 percent.
Thursday...* slight chance
of showers during the m orning
otherwise decreasing cloudi
ness breezy and cooler High
In the upper 60s. Wind north
15 to 20 mph.
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CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA
engineers, faced with threaten
ing weather, pressed on W ed
nesday w ith preparations for the
shuttle A tla n tis 's scheduled
blaMoff Thu rsd ay on a 9375
million flight to launch a coally
- satellite.
NASA's new post-Challenger
mission management team met
Tuesday and reported Atlantis
was o n tr a c k fo r b la s to ff,
weather permitting. A final re
view was scheduled early W e d
nesday to assess the weather
outlook, progress overnight at
launch pod 39B and plana to fuel
the shuttle later In the day.
"Preparations for launch are
going ve ry w ell." sMronaut Rob
ert Crtppen. chairman of the
management team, said Tu e s
day. ,!We are closely watching a
frontal ayMem which cduld ar
rive In the area Wednesday
evening or Thursday morning,
bringing high winds and some
rain showers."
A ir Force meteorologists said
Tuesday the approaching cold
front threatened a 70 percent
chance of violating tough new
p o s l-C h a lle n g e r w e a th e r
guidelines.
Wednesday morning, howev
er. they said the forrcaM had
Improved to s 60 percent chance
of acceptable c o n d itio n s at
launch time. But a few minutes
later. Capt. Ken Warren, an Air
Force spokesman, said hto Initial
forecaM waa Incomplete and that
N A S A a ctua lly fared an HO
nercent c In n e r of v>lfh winds at
(he Kennedy Space C e nter's
emergency tunway that would
violate launch weather criteria.
Asked If lhal meant N A S A
faced an 60 percent chance of
n ot b e in g a b le lo la u n c h
Thursday, he said yes.
In any case, engineers pressed
on with Atlantis's secret 70-hour
countdown, which sources said
was scheduled lo end shout 7
a.m. Thu rsd ay with blastoff of
the second p o s l-C h a ile n g e r
flight, a high-priority mission to
launch s rmdar surveillance sat
ellite. code-named Lacrosse, to
spy on the Soviet Union.
Assuming an on-tlm r liftoff.
Atlantis could land as early as
Sunday m orning si Edwards A ir
Force Base. Calif., baaed on an
analysis of the shuttle's pre
sumed trajectory, requirements
for a daylight touchdown and
other factors
Th e shuttle's five m ilitary
astronauts — commander Hob
Graham, Mack vow
unity after campaign
tn the
G raham , th e D em ocratic
early Tuesday to "talk
a b o u t h a v in g th e m oat
r e p r e a e n tln g th e s ta te
Florida." Graham said.
Following a close campaign in
which G ra ha m was quoted re
peatedly a s calling Mack an
Ideological whacko." Graham
did not apologize, but said he
and Mack have "a great deal
more tn com m on" on economic,
foreign p o lic y and e n v iro n
mental concerns.
"Th e re are times tn a cam
pi that things get said tn the
:k sold.
t of battle." Mack
said. "B u t
B
al wad
Bob's a profisManal
and what
In the
' May have been •aM
said in
us now.**
O r a h a m c a lle d M a c k a n
"Ideological whacko" during an
O c t. 28 s p e e c h lo the
Tallahassee Tiger Bay C lub , a
b u s in e s s -p o lit ic a l g r o u p .
Oraham noted Mack's "bizarre
to reduce funding far the Older
Americans Act. against the haz
ardous waste Superfund and
M t t o t the Clean Water Act of
"Right now. It's L x ' far I
advance to call what tt a going to
be. particularly when you're
dealing with weather associated
with a fast moving cold front.'*
said Sleek, a former meteorolu
gist. " I f we fell we had a
reasonable chance of making it
we would go for (fuel loadingl '
s h in e L a v w o u ld k e e p
ASSEE - Gov. Bob
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and election reforms he said
"We tn Florida cannot afford to
have an Ideological whacko as
half our team In the U S.
Senate." Graham said al the
JL_
i of the
ofte.lav.
which already cwvers
m u to public pucoa. post
ro> Mottos .d thorn macting* and
But Tuesday. Oraham said he
"very pleased that Rep.
------ Is now Sen. Mack." and
When Mack noted that the senior
traditionally escorts the
or nearly elected senator
____i the stole tn the Senate
chamber during the sweartng-ln
ceremonies. Graham said. "I'll
be honored to."
Th e laarmakers said com m it
tee assignments were "no< in
our control." because of their
low seniority In the Senate.
Mack will be 94th or 95th In
sentortiy. Graham to 06th.
But Oraham noted he “likes
the ernes I'm on now " — the
B a n k in g . E n v iro n m e n t an
a nd
t
Public W orks, apd Veterans Al
.
__ added hr
Iklrs committee*
- but
_____ Mke
m i on the Appro
would
Mka a b
mat
Appro
priations Committee.
Mack refused to specify which
committee* he'd like lo Join, but
noted he preferred those that
deal with economics and foreign
policy issues
Launch director Robert Sleek
said Tuesday a final decision on
whether to load flirt aboard
Discovery and proceed toward
blastoff would not be made until
late Wednesday during a final
nighttime meeting to assess the
weather outlook.
rtinez proposes
ction i
J votes for amendments
WASHINGTON - Florida Sen.
Bob Graham and Sen.-elect
Connie Mack, bitter
before Mack's narrow victory
ever Rep. Buddy Mackay. In
stated Tuesday they have much
In common and promised to
work together to rtpnasnl the
ert "H oot" Olbaon. co-pilot G u y
O a r d n r r . R ic h a r d " M i k e "
Mullsne. J e r.y Ross and WUItom
Shepherd - faced a light sched
ule Wednesday and planned lo
r their fllgh plana before
t.............
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, for tn
" e da
" 7 In
expectation of an early laun
ch-day wakeup.
the state's
la algath erin g p etitio n
iroo for a s im ila r
constitutional am endm ent
lob-
bylag tbslr
to report sa.** ha
applytosnyiM M BdgafBNrar
tors with aCahtost
m e m b e r , g o jre r n o r or
Hi
mM
t to s a lly ward ed s o sa to
vF
dltdates
H o m s received
c a m p a ig n I n a
f o r 'a
different office.
Martinez
s a id b r in g in g
the
than Democrats' Martinez la a
Republican.
High court rejects Chappell’s appeal
T A L L A H A S S E E - The Florida
Supreme C o u rt denied W e d
nesday an election challenge
filed by Democratic Rep. Bill
Chappell, a narrow loser tn the
4th Congressional District.
The decision, the teat of w hich
was lo be released later tn the
(toy, gives the election to Re
publican C raig James, a political
newcomer w ho In an attorney In
DeLand.
court's decision with hto lawyers
In Washington
Chappell sought to have the
nearly 10.907 votes In Flagler
C o u n ty d is q u a lifie d , w h ic h
would mean a victory of 2*8
votes for Chappell, a 20 year
veteran, rather than a 732-vote
T h e h ig h c o u rt's decision
came one day after the stale said
tasMng out the county's votes
would Illegally disenfranchise
the county's voters.
C h a p p e ll c h a lle n g e d th e
Flagler voters on grounds the
printed resulted arrived at the
Mate Division of ElectIons after a
statutory deadline had passed.
" T h e Flagler C o u n ty vote
should count because of the
constitutional rlg» .. lo vote."
said Ken House, a lawyer with
the Division of Elections. "T h e
voters of Flagler County should
not lose that right because of a
technicality."
In argument* filed on behalf of
the canvassing board, attorneys
Mitchell Franks and Alan Sundberg said the deadline waa only
a "directive" Intended lo en
c o u ra g e c o u n t y e le c t io n s
s u p e r v is o rs to ta lly v o le s
quickly. The rule waa not In
tended to wipe out legitimately
cast votes, they said, and lo do
so would vlolalr both the state
and federal constitutions
"Indeed, blind adherence lo
this statutory language has the
effect of depriving citizens of
their most precious right — the
right to vole." the state's brief
said.
Last week, the court enjoined
the Elections Canvassing Board
from certifying the election until
noon Wednesday. Th e court Is
e ipeclrd lo rule before then, but
could choose lo extend the
Injunction.
THE WEATHER
Voi 81. No 85
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Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. November 30. 19M — 3A
Accused kidnapper convicted off assault
■ y •ANOKA B O U C M A H IN I
Herald stall writer
Man In pajamas arrested on drug charge
SA N FO R D
A "ia n dressed in j bathrobe and pajama* and
.U T y ln g a P .^hl'Zhl was one of two arrratrd us suspt ted
cocaine dealers by City County Invcat igullvr Hu trail agent*
Tuesday night.
Agents said Jeffery Cardeli Butler. 20. of 2851 W 18th St..
Sanford, sold an undercover agent two • 10 packets of rorainr.
He was described to other agents as bring In nightclothes at
the time of the 10:17 p.m sale on IHth Street at Southwest
Hoad, rural Sanford.
Agents caught Butler there and said h r tried to rat the
serialised cash the undercover agent had paid him for the
cocaine. Th e cash was recovered and Butler Jailed on charges
of sale and possession of cocaine.
In the second arrest an undercover agent said hr taught $10
worth of rra rk cocaine from Tim othy Bernard Jam Ivin. 22. of
2180 Church St.. Oviedo, after a cocaine sale mi the Cool Brrcze
Bar. Sipes Avenue. Jamison Is charged with sale und delivery
and possession of cocaine. Bond Is *2.000
Cocataa sean on teat
S A N FO R D — Sanford police r e t r ie d spoiling a piece of
crack cocaine on the seat of a car stopped on Mulbrrty Avenue
at about 8 p m Tuesday. That brought cbarges of (KKuw-ssion of
cocaine against the occupants of the car.
William Lee Williams. 24. of 81 William Clark Court.
Sanford, and Willie L T u rk rr 25. of 1702 Kootrvrll Ave..
Sanford, are charged In the rase Bond Is t2 .0 0 0 ra rh
Men arretted on apoute abuse charges
G E N E V A — A man accused of punching his wllr in thr
m outh and sp littin g her lip Is r h u rg rd with spouse
abuse-battery.
Thom as Jack Hippy. 55. of the Marina Islr Ftsh Camp.
Geneva, was arrested at home at about 9 45 p m Tuesday. Ills
wife Connie. 32. was treated for a cut Up. Seminole County
sheriff's depul lea reported.
Man arreeted on forgery charge
LO N W O O D — A man accused of « ashing flvr stolen and
forged rherks with u total value of 8035 ts charged with flvr
counts of uttering a forgery, forgery and grand theli
To b y Held Flake. 20. of 130 lain Ann Lane. W lntrr Springs,
was arrested by Longwood police at thr Seminole County Jail at
about 7:30 p m Tuesday H r Is accused of cashing thr rhreks
between Oct. 13 and Nov 4 at the Freedom (Link Stale Hood
434. Longwood Bond Is S I.000
Women arreeted on etolen check charge
LO N G W O O D — A woman accused of stealing and forging a
• 100 check cashed In Longwood May 2 was arrested by
Longwood poller Tuesday morning
Chrlotla Hence Kenworthy 18. is charged with uttering a
forgery and prtty theft. She ts act used ol •ashing a check
drawn on the account of Dorothy Huy sum at Freedom Bank.
Stale Hoad 434. Longwood The arrest was made at 8 45 a m
on County Hoad 427. Longwood
Man accueed of etealing ring
SA N FO R D — A man •reused of stealing a gold ring from th r
house of his brother in-law and pawning the •2110 ring for *40
in May. la charged with p rliy ihelt and dealing In stolen
property.
Sanford police arrrstrd Derry Wilson. 27. of 2930 W 23rd
St.. Sanford, at the poller station at 2 p.m Tuesday He ts
of Mraiiug (ta ring from t|m house of Paul Sanders.
••M02 W. 15th S t.rM w y .19. and pawning M a i Hugh**'* Pawn
Shop The ring was recovered Toradav and the arrest matte
Bond la *2.000
Mother’s calls caused
jail guard to lose job
Harold Half wrlltr
S A N F O R D — A Sem inole
County Jail guard, one of four
fired and rr-h lrrd following a
Jallhouse suicide In 1987. has
been fired again. Jusl four days
before Ih r end of his one year
probation as an employee.
Seminole County Sheriff John
Polk fired Douglas Fault. 30.
Monday. Polk accused Fault,
whose employment probation
would have ended Thursday, of
taking thr flral week of August
off from duly at Ih r Seminole
County Jail lo attend the funeral
of his mother In Arizona. and in
aetlle irr rslatr In N rw York
How ever. Fault' m n lh rr wus noi
dead und Polk has accused him
of lying lo lake lime off from
work.
Ja il officials learned Fault'
mother was alive when she
called Ih r Jail und naked lo speak
to Fault three limes ufler she
was supposed lo h a vr hern
hurled. T h r third cull wus an
swered by Ih r Jail udmlnslrutor.
who reported thr Inrldrnl to
Polk
Polk refused to accept Fanis'
resignation and Inslrad fired
him. Chief Deputy Duane llu rrrll
said today that means Fanis'
rrcord will Ik - reviewed by the
Florida Crim inal Justice Stan
dards and Training Commission
In Tallahassee, who would de
termine whether lo decertify
Pauls It decertified, he could
never again work as a Florida jail
guard,
Because Fauls was on (im ita
tion at Ih r tlnir ol thr second
firing, hr runnot appeal Polk's
decision lo th r sheriff's rlv ll
service board
Fauls was llred In lh r (all of
1987, along with th rrr oilier
guards All of them w rrr accused
of falling to pro|K-rly watch a
17-year-old murder sus|>cct who
hanged himself in the Jail In
August, und ol falsifying logs
saying they had mudr proper
checks on Ih r youth
P olk e v e n tu a lly re ve rse d
brought all lour llrrd guards
bark lo work at lh r |all. Polk said
he gave ih rm a second charier
because d u rin g Ih r appeals
h e a r in g h r le a rn e d ol I r rrgularlllrs in jail management
lhal may have contrthulrd lo Ih r
guard's up|Mirnl neglect ol duly.
Salvation A rm y needs donations
SA N FO R D — T h r Salvation Arm y has la-gun Its unnual toy
collection for undcrprlvrlcged children.
Lt. Sam Flanigan said Ih r Arm y lias u list of between 1.300 anil
1,500 u nd rrp rlvrlrg rd children In lh r area who are eligible to
receive toys from Ih r Arm y. The recipient lamlllen arr screened from
npplratlon* suhm ltlrd lo the A rm y from individuals and other
.organisations, he said.
Flanigan said Ih r A rm y Is rnllreilng new toys lor lh r children at
,hls offices at 700 W. 24lh St Allhuugh toys can lie brought lo Ih r
center anytime It Is ojien. he said (he hrsi lime lo drop oil ihe toys is
. between 8 a in. and 4 p.m.
| Th e drallnr for donations Is Dec. III.
■H R 01W C V CALLS
TUES D A Y
• 10:38 a m . - 2938 O r
lando Drive, child locked In
car. door opened by bystander
with owner's |>crmlsslon.
• 11:13 a m . 3500 S.
Sanford Avc.. trauma call.
man. 29. not transported.
• 4:53 p.m. — Behind 1903
Country C lub Hoad, small
brush fire, extinguished.
• 10:27 p.m. - 2819 El
Capltun Drive, tnrdlrul call,
man. 84. Kumt/Mrim trans
ported.
SANFORD A Lake Mary
man charged w ith felony ai1'ir.p te d k id n a p p in g of tw o
Longwood girls was convtrlrd by
a Seminole C irc u it Court Jury
Tuesday of sim ple assault a
misdemeanor.
David Allen Desantis. 38. 216
Washington A v e .. Lake Mary,
was sent to Seminole County
J a il where h r w ill he held
(rending a sentencing hearing al
10 3 0 a m on Dec. 30.
Desantis could havr faerd up
to srvrn years Im p rlvm m rn t on
the original charge In the June 4
Inrldrnl Now. h r faces a m a x
imum srn trn cr of 60 days Im
prisonment for assault which Is
a second-degree misdemeanor
charge, a rco rd ln g lo his a llu m ry. William J . SheufTrf.
The verdict pleased Shraflrr.
hut disappointed Ih r family of
llte Longwood girls who w r r r
Desantis' victims.
After the trial. Shealfcr said.
"Obviously, we would have pre
ferred a not
guilty (verdict!.
We're ecstatic It was a simple
assault David has maintained
Lis innocence throughout." he
said.
T h e mother of Shannon Bran.
13. who shielded her four-yearold sister from the attempted
abduction, was not as pleased
Marcia Franla. of Longwood.
said the decision was "lo u sy ."
Assistant Slate Attorney Jeff
Deen. who represented the girls,
said ulthough he was happy that
Desantis was convlrlrd of some
thing. he Isn't happy with thr
slate's kldnupplng taw.
lie said lhal II Is u tough law
lhal rrqulre* proof of the Inlenl
of a kidnapping by Ihe suspect
"Children ran be abducted and
sill) (prosecutors can't| find a
conviction, hut we ll takr thr
verdict It's a had law. but hr
didn't get away with It." Deen
said
A simple assault Involves a
threat by word or deed, accord
ing lo Circuit Judge C. Vernon
Mire J r .
Desantis Iniially was arrested
on Ju n e 4 by Ihe Longwood
police for the attempted kidnap
p in g of a four-year-old girl
Shannon. 715 Pasadena Ave..
Identified Desantis as th r man
who ined to pull her staler Into
h is c a r in the v i c in it y of
Pasadena und Wayrnan avenues
A c c o r d in g to t e s t im o n y .
S h a n n o n , her sister and a
two-year-old cousin were only
about one hall block from their
home when lh r in rld rn l oc
curred
T h e t h r r r c h ild r e n were
walking to a convenience spire
lo buy some randy when Dr
santis ullrgrdlv pulled up beside
them und askrd ll they wantrd-a
ride Ih e girls didn't reply and
ran home afirr Desantis a l
ien) p l e d lo s n a t c h the
four-year-old Into his car.
Shannon said she told her
m o th e r w h o reported It to
Longwood (Killer.
Deen. In his remarks lo th r
rourt. repeatedly drarrtbrd ihe
In r ld r n l as "e ve ry m o th e r’s
nightm are."
Desantis has ta rn arrested
several times In Lakr Mary for
unrelated charges including u
lolul of flvr ernints of lewd and
lascivious ass.mil on minors und
one count of possession of
marijuana, according lo
In
vest Igatnr S g l. T hontas T agg.tr I .
T r i a l also Is p e n d in g on
charges of inolrsiutlon und vio
lation of probation for possession
of u controlled substance, a c
cording lo officials.
Taggart said lhal Desantis
allegedly lured young trrn-nge
girls Into his home and would
fondle th em ** th**v
he.
computer, according to .irm iim s
f r o m c h i l d r e n In t h e
neighborhood
Sanford businessman pleads
guilty to drug possession
1986 Dlstrtrt 3 city commission
race A A M rClanahsn won.
ousting Incumbent comm ission
ORLANDO — Hanlurd busi er Milton Smith
l*rlrrson snd 18 other drfrnnessman A u g u s te B artholdi
dents were charged by a federal
"B a rt1' Peterson III Is scheduled
g ra n d Jury on J u l y 27 on
to Ik* sentenced on Jan 24 In
charges they participated In a
U S District C o u r t on tw o
misdemeanor counts of conspir roralne distribution ring where
largr qiiantlurs of the Illegal
acy to (Hissess ( (M aine.
substance were purchased In
Peterson. 34. pleaded gulliy
South Florida and sold In the
ra rllrr this m onth to the rrduced
Daytcma Beach arra and In
charges hr conspired lo (Hissess
South Carolina. West Virginia
small quant Hies of rorainr T lir
und Muryland
c harges carry a potential prrialty
l-urge quantities of cocaine
ol l wo years in federal prison
were believed In have been sold
and or $209,000 in fines
by Ihe ring and more than 14
P rlrrs o n o r ig i n a lly fae rd
pounds ol roralne w r r r seized by
felony charges carrying a IO
Federal Burrau of Investigation
years lo lifr s rn trn c r and or a *4
agents
million fine ll convicted
Much of Ihe Daytona Beach
Cynthia H a w k in s, assistant
d ru g sales were coordinated
U S District attorney, said after
through the Musrlr Beach G y m
Interviewing other defendents In
and wirrtaps of Ih r g ym 's tele
Ihe case. Peterson was found to
p h o n e p ro d u c e d e v id e n c e
be p u rc h a s in g cocaine for
against Prterson and other dr(tersonal use. not sales
fendrnts Hawkins said some of
P rte rs o n o r i g i n a l l y w a s
Judy Wlmblsh, cochairman ot Ihe coordinating committee lor
th r taped conversations with a
thuughl to Ik - purchasing ounces
Ihe Park on Parti project, explains the concept ol e park designed
"B
a
rt''
were
traced
lo
Pelrrson's
of cocaine, but interviews with
by Robert S Leathers, nattonally known park architect. Pictures
telephone
defendents revealed h r was
of other such parks were shown lo a group Monday night al
Prlrrson
was
arrrstrd
on
Aug.
purchasing g ra m s . H aw kins
masting lo organize comm ittees lo help with the park
19 and held In the Seminole
said An 'tuner equals about 27
dsvelopmenl. Tha Laathars-deslgned park's development Is
C o u n ty J a il on the federal
grams.
sponsored by Ihe Scenic Improvement Board and will be
rharges
until
h
r
was
released
on
Prlrrson is vice president of
constructed with donated lunds and volunteer labor.
•20.000 bond. He remains free
St John s H ralty. He was an
on
that
bond.
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unsuccessful candidate for th r
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Park axplanatlon
request
City Commission considers
■ y M U D CHURCH
Herald stall writer
S A N F O R D — A p ro p e rly
ownrr's atln n pi to (K-n«uade ihe
C liy Commission to reverse a
p la n n in g a n d z o n in g cornmission refusal lo allow a duplex
In a single-fam ily residential
area downtown has prompted
sill! opposition from residents of
lh r arra
City commissioners on Mon
day eonllnued a hearing on Ihe
matter, bin o n ly aftrr an argu
ment ataut when lo resume Ih r
hearing
In other m ailers. Ihe com
mission approved sewer con
struction contracts valued at
several million dollars.
In Ihr land use dispute. Joe T .
Russell, owner of property ui
610 Oak Ave.. Bled Ihe appeal
undrr a m lr lhal says a planning
and zoning commission denial
can l>e ap|>ralrd In the r lly
commlssion if the denial Is bv a
less than 2/3 majority of ih r
planning and znnlng body.
Planning and Zoning C o m m is
sioner Jay Malone told ih r city
commissioners dial th r only
reason Ihe commit Ire vo ir was
less than a 2/3 m a jo rity Is
because some members w rrr
absent from Ibe inerting.
Russell askrd lh r rommlsalon
to delay a decision on his appeal
until a U l r r tu rn in g because
proplr who Intended lo support
his proposal w rrr not able lo
attend Monday night's meeting.
Commissioner Jo hn Mercer,
who represents the district, had
previously asked other romm tssioners lo delay a decision on the
appeal u n til he co u ld vole
because h r was not able to
attend Monday's meeting.
H o w e ve r, the co m m is s io n
heard from several residents of
Ih r neighborhood who oppose
Russell's proposal. T h e y de
scribed ihe building at lhal
address as dilapidated and a
detriment to other residents’
efforts to Improve the appear
ance of Ih r neighborhood.
C o m m is s io n e r A . A . M eClanahun’s m m ion to resume
the hearing al thr (irst meeting
in January was passed. Howev
er. Commissioner Whltey Ecks
tein reconsidered, saying Mercer
would not be able to vole on Ihe
appeal sln rr h r is not running
for re-election and will not be In
office In January. "W h y do you
want lo postpone until January
w h e n M e rc e r a sked u s tn
posiponr It until be rould voir
on ll ? " Eckstein asked MeClanahan.
MrClaiialm n said whoever Is
elected lo rrprrseni the dlslrlri
can vote on Ihe appeal However,
alter protests from Ihe resldrnts
o f l h r i i r r n , M e C la n a h u n
withdrew his motion and ihe
commission approved taking the
m ailer up al Its Dee 12 Hireling
T h r commission also approved
•5.25 million worth of contracts
with Conklin Porter A Holmes.
Three ronlrueis. for which Ihe
firm will be (wild *168.274.22.
are for engineering services for
In s t a 11 a 1 1 o n o f t r e a t e d
w a ste w a te r reuse Irrig a tio n
systems and for treated effluent
siorugr tanks.
A N N IV E R S A R Y
RINGS
ON SALE
‘Punchy’------Continued fro m Page 1A
from the audience,
asked questions, dialled a bit.
an d proceeded lo work the
young crowd tike a nightclub
comedian.
Bui his message and dial ot
school employers Is serious.
"W e’re not focusing on drugs
so much as children." Marllvn
Mar Kill li. M id w a y counselor,
said Monday. " T h e goal Is in
give kids oilier reasons lo turn
unto life "
This high let li .ippio.ii li to
drug prevention Is aimed al
making young jM-opIr feel ImIKirliini. unique, and worthy ol
greui i are. Bunchy refers lo ii as
keeping,•clcati machine
Allred Harris. 9. referrd lo ll as
simply great, " ll s u ta il I tx-tug m
control." he said "Keeping your
uitiludr real cool.**
Punchy is m a d e possible
ihrough ihe E d w a rd J . DeItariolo Corp.. ow ner ol Alta
monte mid Florida malls. The
character serves as their unof
ficial mall mascot and frequent
shopper. According to marketing
eoiisullaiil K a m i Scoit. by
year's cud 2 0 0 .0 0 0 children
across die co u n try will have
heard Irmii Punchy.
" I h r program Is geared Ini
kids al an age where they ran
uuderslund Ihe message and .in
still impressionable." Srult said.
"W e waul them to h-cl good
atam ihcinM-lves ..dial they cifn
do anything. People who leel
good ataui themselves don't
n e rd i r u lc h r s . d o u 'l need
drugs."
Whether Punchy can make a
dillrrcncr. Mrrldlth said. Is u n
known. hill she Ik -II c v i - s IP s a
g o o d cllnrt It's a lso an effort that
w ill receive year-round reinInrcrm riil Pariinpatmg schools
are given (Misters, b il l io n s and
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EDITORIALS
On Dec. B. House Democrats have a unique
opportunity to break with their FMO (for males
Q M Sl.^sst th a n they choose their House
Early Felease
is outrageous
Is the caucus* current vice chair. Rep. Mary Rose
Oskar, DOhlo. Based on her congrieslunsl
record and caucus service, her colleagues should
viTLI flCT.
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in the House
One woman’s
W illie H orton, a c o n v icte d m urderer,
becam e a cau se celebre during the recent
presidential election w hen atten tion w as
focused on h is weekend furlough from a
M a ssa c h u se tts p riso n . H orton w en t to
Maryland w here h e raped and killed a young
wom an. A hue and cry echoed throughout the
land a g a in st su c h relaxed h a n d lin g o f
crim inate. Many ‘
But they've got a serious problem, and It's
reflected In the title of Philip M. Stem 's recently
"The Best Congress Money Can
with
histories the huge
of money that Influence votes In the
and the House. Stem writes; "The
does not lie in the amount of money
oa politics .... It lies with the source of the
to be outraged
again and w ithout looking beyond the state
line.
Charles H. S treet la in the D ade C ounty jail,
charged w ith killin g tw o M ianu-Dnde County
policem en. T w o cou n ts of first degree murder
and one cou r t o f arm ed robbery w ere brought
T uesday a risin g out o f th e Incidents of
Monday m orning. The officers w ere respond
ing to a reported disturbance at a trailer park
and during th e course o f the Investigation,
ocrcci grvD oeo in c tw o o v n c ffi •tn ricc
revolvers and sh o t and killed them . They
were the fifth an d sixth Dade C ounty ‘
enforcem en t officer* to die In th e lin e o f <
duly
In 1906. T he arm ed robbery eras the
o f the nollce car.
U nfortunately, the killing o f law
m ent officers, arm ed robberies , and other
heintous crim es, do not so outrage Florida
citizens (hat th ey arise In a u nited voice and
cry Stop! No m orel But w hat happened in
Miami la a direct slap at our sta te and prison
p o lic ie s a n d It g o e s far b ey o n d m ere
furloughs.
Street w as released after servin g a little
more than eigh t years on a 15 year sentence
Interested axes to grind."
grrsamnn. once observed w ith Socralic wisdom.
••Source" plus "oelf-lnirtrsied sx to grind" "Money ta lk s .------------- walks."
equals Rep. William H. Gray III. D-Ps.
PAC-Man Gray's money la talking loud and
drawing a Democratic crowd. Hut for Gray,
Gray Is the only
advancing the Democratic P a rly la secondary io
barrier that stands
enhancing his mountainous ego. And his drive
between House Dem
to abort Oskar's advance to leadership reflects a
ocrats and their first
patlrm of career sucresa achieved by terminal
wom an comm ittee
Ing other political careen
c h a ir p e r s o n . But
Gray Is the only man In Am erican history lo
since 1967. O ny has
defeat an Incumbent Mack congressional com
r a is e d 6 1 5 2 .0 0 2
m ltlrr chairm an (Robert N .C . Nix S r ) for hta
which he has been
ronareaalonaj scat* H i also helped 'Hrhe*'rale
doling
to Demo*
'the dcleat of art tru iimurnt u L u k Pennsylvania
era is a s Inducements
state senator. Milton Street la political enemy),
to vote for him as
caucus chair.
a n d a a n d b a g g e d a b la c k w o m a n . Kox
Applewhite, after promising to support her when
The one-man polit
she ran for the Pennsylvania Male legislature.
ical action committee
This lim e, the national stakrs are higher
has donated a total of
f "Source" plus
House Democrats won't be able to build on the
• I 19.780 to 90 cur
• 4 ft I f •
pariy's strong support front women, nor ran
r e n t D e m o c r a tic
Intsrsated ax
they broaden the Democratic constituency by
members of Congr
to g r i n d "
circling G ra y Instead of Dakar
and donated 432.252
e q u a ls R sp .
to 31 Democratic
In the meantime. Dakar struggles to break llir
W l l l l s m H.
candidates for Con
House Democratic male stranglehold, agreeing
Q r4 y j
gress. Seventy three
that "a woman's place la In the House" — hut
Dem ocrats have re
also aa a chairperson,
cetved ft 1,000or more
tcmwMswtaarci iN Ttinm s a s m
Aa Oaxte Myers, a former Philadelphia con
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com bination o f earned gain tim e, one day
gain tim e for each three days In prison, and
adm inistrative gain tim e, under edict from
federal courts due lo prison overcrowding.
The total gain tim e w as reduced by loss tim e
of nearly 2V4 years due to violent acta.
Including aaaaulta on guards w h ile a prisoner.
Panel seeks to influence Bush
During a crim inal career from 1972 until
1968. Street established a pattern of violence
and utter disregard for (he righ ts and Uvea of
others. Vet he w as freed — not paroled —
WA8HINOTON-tn the two
of the
American Republic, there had
another moment like th is The two m ost recent
former Presidents of the United States, one
freed to go a b o u t d o in g w h at a n y o n e w ith an
ounce of c o m m o n sense w o u ld predict he
w ou ld do: C o n tin u e a life of c rim e and
violence.
Republican and one Democratic, called on the
President-elect one day last week to offer, not
Just thetr congratulations, but what they called
an "American Agenda" from w hich he might
shape his plana.
Before telling you what bothers m e so much
about this Instructional venture, let me say
that the report prepared for. and delivered to.
George Bush by J im m y Carter and Oerald R.
Ford la full of sensible observations on the
challenges facing the Incoming governm ent. It
represents the best thinking of some 400
veterans of recent administrations, leaders of
business, labor, education and the law. It was
edited Into a document of exceptional force
and clarity by two former White House aides.
Republican Jam es M. Cannon and Democrat
Stuart E. Elxenstal. who initialed the project
and enlisted the support of the other partici
pants
Its policy proposals for dealing w ith such
high-priority problems as the budget deficit
and the quest for arms control reflect the
experienced counsel one would expect from
such a group. Particularly striking Is the
bipartisan agreement on the need to restrain
some Social Security retirement benefits and
boost some consumer taxes In order to avoid
ruinous cuts In defense and domestic pro
grams.
Th e former Presidents give great Importance
to Im proving health, nutrition and early
education programs for millions of "at-risk"
children In poverty. And when they say. "We
see two Americas, one Increasingly wealthy,
one tragically poor, a land of opportunity for
most and of Idle hopelessness for too m a n y ." It
Is a rebuke to complacency.
But what Is most Intriguing la the Implicit
but unmistakable belief, shared b y two men
who reached the top of the Am erican political
and governmental system, that the system
Itself must be overcome If the nation la to meet
Its challenges.
What Ford and Carter are saying to Bush Is;
Forget the campaign and the political com
mitments stemming from It. A n d figure out
how to sidestep the sepsrstlon of powers snd
Constitution Inconveniently established be
tween Congress and the executive branch.
Th e two Presidents, both of w h o m were
legislators before they became chief execu
tives. are not quite advocating conversion to
parliamentary government. But they're grop
ing In that direction.
In a joint Interview with Jim Lehrer of PBS.
Ford spoke scathingly of the "alm ptlstlc"
rhetoric of the long campaign and longingly of
the British model of five-week parliamentary
elections. Carter agreed that this was the
D A V I D S. B R O D E R
It Is ou trage ous that a career crim inal with
a rccotd of violence w as freed after serving
barely half h is sen ten ce. S tate p olicies m ust
be studied and such a stu d y not done by
dilettantes w ho w ould unleash su ch crim inals
baaed on academ ic stu d ies and not practical
experience.
LETTERS TO EDITOR
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be signed and Include a m ailing address and
telephone number. Letters should tie on a single
subject and as brief as possible. T h e Sanford
Herald reserves the right to edit letters.
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cam paign for President I
have ever know n." becauar both candidates
avoided "all the things that are controversial."
In a personal message w h ich borders on the
patronising, they wrote Hush that. "Being a
candidate for President and being President
are tw o very different things, as you are anon
to discover fully. Although you certainly have
political obligations, your closest friends and
strongest supporters w ill best serve you by
understanding that all things are different now
that yo u wlU alt at the desk In the Oval Office "
In Inviting Bush lo
turn hta back on hla
c a m p a ig n pledges,
th e y too c a s u a lly
Ignore the risk that
su ch action would
o n ly Increase
cynicism In sn al
ready cynical elec
torate. Bui that Is
only the beginning
T h e y Im plore him
even more earnestly
lo s u r m o u n t th e
constitutions! sepa
ration of powers
such act ion
T h e y u rg e th e
would only
n e w ly elected R e
In c r s n t
publican President to
cynicism In an
Invite key leaders of
s I r s a d y
th e D e m o c ra tic cynical
alsc*
controlled Congress
torstej
to join him snd his
prin cip a l associates
weekend" retreat In December,
for "a long
lot
outside Washington and outside the scrutiny
of press and public. No fixed agrnda; just an
effort at "creating a personal rapport" that
m ight, tn lu m . lead to a "bipartisan agree
m e n t" on a budget plan. T h e y also urgr Hush
lo make a deal in which congressional leaders
w ould swap the prom ise of "ro n tln iiln g
consultation ' on foreign-policy issues fur the
forfeiting of their right to "m icrom anage"
national-security policy through legislative
amendments.
Doth proposals assume that government
should operate the w ay the Ford-Carter
commission did: as an orderly conclave of wise
m en. happily well beyond the lugs of prrsonul
am bition or parllaan conflict, seeking only the
national good.
T im e was. when voters took political parties
rriously. that such a proposal would have
been laughed out of town. Can you Imagine
F D R being advised by Herbert Hoover to go off
on "a long weekend" retreat with Hob Taft and
Jo e M artin, the Republican congressional
leaders of his day. In search of elusive
consensus?
W A S H IN G TO N - Rep Hill Gray. D I V . will
stop at nothing In his hell-bent lor leallier bid
lo win a leadership post In the House. Gray
wants to chair the House Democratic Caucus
so badly that he has showered some House
members with money. T h is weekend, he will
capllallxe on a football basil he and (our other
members are hosting In Philadelphia, one day
before House Drmorrats rhonor their caucus
quarterback
C r ie s that G ra y
was b u y in g votes
rru p lrtl m a chorus
e a r lie r th is ye ar
when h r blanketed
potential supporters
with money for their
c a m p a i g n s — as
Is ifiV J ft i b ‘
j hc iispOpMA"’
i r from his re
‘e lectio n cam paign
war chest and from
his ow n political se
ll o n c o m m it te r.
w h ich audaciously
askrd lobbyists lor
cash lo help him win
th e c a u c u s
chairm anship Gray
rv rn convinced some
lobbyists to contact
o ther m em bers of
Congress on his brhalf. according lo Kollrall.
a Capitol Hill nrwspaprr.
As his finale. Gray will help throw a football
weekend for about 90 rnrtnbrrs of Congress
Salurilay. Dec. 3 and Sunday. Dec. 4 In
Philadelphia, com plim ents of the local
Cham ber erf Commerce and city hall
House Democrats will meet In Washington
on Monday. Dee. 5 to deride who will run Ihe
House Th e lop three posts are In Ihe bag for
J im W rlgtil of Texas (speaker). To m Foley of
W ashington (majority leader) and T o n y
C o riho of California (whip). Gray wants lo be
the fourth In Ihe chain of command.
Th e lim ing of the football weekend appears
In Ire a happy ro ln rld rn rr. Philadelphia
almost always throws Hie gel-together lo
coincide with the A rm y-N a vy game Th is
year. G ra y will Ire able lo make political tray
out of Ihe shindig in h ls rlly rtf brolhcrly love.
House members will stay al iwo of Ihe
city's poshest hotels, ihe Palace and Ihe Four
Seasons. Some of the hrsl tickets for Ihe
Arm y-N a vy game lu v r been reserved for Ihe
idrcr on Saturday. Dlllo for Ihe
House members
Rrdskins Eagles game on Sunday.
The Drtnor tuls should step off Ihe train In
Washington Monday m orning rested and
thinking well of ibrlr host
G ra y's closest rival for Ihe caucus chair Is
Rep M ary Hose (Kik.tr of Cleveland, who told
us she will allrnd Ihe football weekend. Ion
Hep Mike Synar. from Oklahoma, also Is
angling (or Ihe caucus chair.
A G ra y aide denied that his largesse Is
Intrndrd In buy support Rather, h r said
money went lo Democrats In Hotly contested
races. Including "Mary Rose Dakar support
ers " Hul records st Ihe Federal Election
Ci>mmission show that he hus been five limes
more generous with House members over the
Iasi lw o years ihun hr w u » In the previous
iwo. and most of Ills contributions were made
lit 1988.
In Ids lust term. Gray kicked 4119.750 Inin
Ihe treasuries of 90 member* of Congress —
up from the (wltry 424.550 he sprrad around
to 37 members In 1985 and 198(1
In February. Gray bunded out 41,000
c h e c k s In Ho u s e D e m o c r a t s fro m
Pennsylvania at a dinner In Washington. He
called II "Ihe first thousand dollar a plate
dinner where only food gels Ihe bite pul on
A source close lo Ihe House leadership puls
the odds for the chairmanship on Gray.
Another source (old us that Oray. who Is
black, has an advantage because m any
Democrats are eager lo promote him lo
displace Jesse .Jackson as Ihe black standard
lieurer of llir party.
Sr J*cS AhOm m o m s Oak Vm Art*
Catrn«M . i n s . u m m Fh Im i i r i W o s . Ik .
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FINANCIAL
Market light, prices mixed
' NEW Y O R K — Price* opened m ixed Wed
nesday in light trading of New York Stock
Exchange laaues.
Th e Dow Jones Industrial average, which
row 20.09 Tuesday, was up 1.34 to 2102.77
shortly after the market opened.
Declines edged advances, however. 360-363
among the 1.204 Issues crossing the New York
S lo c k E x c h a n g e tape. E a r ly tu r n o v e r
amountrd to about 7 .3 16.000 shares.
Many analysis expect the market to renew
Its Interest In takeover slocks Wednesday as
the leveraged buyout of R JR Nabisco moves
doner lo becoming a reality. Nears reports said
Kohlberg Kravis Roberta 6 C *. appeared lo be
the winning bidder for the tobacco and food
giant after the 3.-00 p .m . E S T bidding deadline
Tuesday.
T h e developments at R JR Nabisco rom e as
shareholders are receiving the proceeds from
several other takeovers, buyouts and re
structurings.
Stock prices closed sharply higher In slow
trading Tuesday after a midday rally held Its
steam right up lo the closing bell.
Dollar opens mixed;
gold lower, silver up
The dollar was mixed In
moderate (la din g Wednesday
on m ajor foreign currency
markets G old was lower In
Europe bul opened higher In
New York
In earlier trading In Tokyo,
the dollar weakened slightly
against the Japanese yen.
closing 0 .3 0 yen lower al
121.65yen.
Dealers said the Bank of
Japan apparently stayed away
from the market, letting the
dollar find Its level against the
yen.
T h e y noted tra d in g was
moderate as moat Investors
refrained from taking large
positions ahead of Friday's
release of U S. unemployment
data for November.
In Europe, the dollar began
the day In Frankfurt al 1.732
West German marks, up from
1.721 marks on Tuesday.
It opened In Z u r i c h at
1.4303 Swiss francs, up from
1.4463. and In Brussels al
36.39 Belgian francs, up from
36 31.
Elsewhere In Europe, the
dollar began the day lower. In
Paris It opened at 3.9163
Fre n c h francs, d o w n from
5.921 and In Milan at 1.262.00
lire, down from 1.264.33.
In London, the British pound
opened unchanged at 61.6433.
In early New York trading.
Ilte dollar was mostly higher
against key foreign currencies
In light trading.
Traders In New York said
they did not expect much
movement In the dollar until
after Thursday s report on the
nation's leading economic In
dicators and Friday's report on
November unemployment.
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percent In October, the largest
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stuck lheir gains Into savings
accounts rather than spending
II all. the Comm erce Depart
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Personal Income Increased
1.6 percent to a seasonally
adjusted annual rate of 64.165
IhU M or after a 0.$ percent
fn rW ta r In September, (he
d ipannteni'* bureau of Ect>jBpmiCA nalysts Md<l
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since a 2 0 percent nse In
October 1967 and reflected a
le rg e Increase In su b s id y
p a ym e n ts to fa rm e rs and
botiuaea to auto srarkers. the
bureau said
W hen lhose tiro factors were
taken out. personal Income
In c re a s e d 0 .9 p e rc e n t In
October, the buresu said.
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N E W YO R K - Foreign and
domestic gold 6 stiver prices
quoted In dollars per troy
ounce Wednesday:
Gold
Previous close 422.73 ofTO.75
Morning fixing 421.30 off 1.45
Hong Kong
421.20 off 0.83
Com ex spot
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gold open
i . a , - Com ex
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p 0.036
4 62
6.03
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3.00
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Mayor
Lois R. Cohen. 84. 173B SprIngwood Circle. Longwood. died
Tuesday at Sliver Oaka Retire
ment Center. She was bom In
Connecticut. She was a home
maker, and was Jew ish .
Survivors Include her sitter.
Mildred Rosa, Longwood.
Beth Shalom Memorial Cha
pel. Orlando. In charge of ar
rangements
ROBERT 6. DOWLING
Roben S. Dowling. 73. 2380
C la y Court. L o n g w o o d . died
Monday al Ihe V .A . Hospital In
T a m p a . Born S e p te m b e r 8.
1913. In Springfield. Mass., he
moved lo Longwood from Miami
In IB7B. He was a Catholic, a
sporting good salesman, and a
member vf the i)A V Chapter 30,
Seminole.
Survivors Include hla wife.
Catherine C.; sons. Robert. Palm
Beach Gardena. Kevin. LI burn.
G a . Michael. C o rp u s Christ).
T e x a s : d a u g h te rs . M a rlen e
Sm ith. Orlando. C h e ryl Shea.
New York. Kathy Tib b s. Alta
monte Springs: brother, Rich
ard. Long Island C lly , N.Y.;
slater. Shirley LeM a llre . San
F e r n a n d o : a n d 14 g r a n d
children.
1*8., in 1964. She was a retired
elementary school teacher, a
member of S i. Mary Magdelan
Catholic C hurch, a member of
the Altar Society and Ihe Penn
Stale Education Assoclallon.
S u r v iv o r s Include her
husband. Leo J .: sisters. Beatrice
B u r n e r . J e n n e r s t o w n . P a ..
Helena Leonard. Casselberry.
G r a m k o w -G a ln e a F u n e r a l
Home. Longwood. In charge of
arrangements
W oodlawn Funeral Home. O r
lando. In charge of arrange
ments.
LOIS R. COHEN
MRS. BRTR C. K0LAR1K
Mrs. Beth C. Kolarlk. 72. 2022
Inner Circle Drive. Oviedo, died
Monday al Winter Pork M em ori
al Hospital. Bom J u ly 1. 1916 In
W h ilin g , tnd.. she moved to
Oviedo from Gainesville In 1964.
She was a schoolteacher, and a
m em ber of Si. Luke's Lutheran
C hurch.
S u r v i v o r s Include her
husband. Dr. J . Milan: son. Dr.
Ja m e s M .. Brooklyn. C o n n .:
daughter. Dorothy Ann
E d w a rd s. Bradenton: sisters.
Olga Bradac. Dorothy Bradac.
both of W hiling. Ethel Hubley,
Needham, Maas., Fallh Morgan.
Indianapolis: and five grandirt U d tn .
B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l
Home. Goldcnrod. In charge ol
arrangements
LEON L. RERACK
Leon L . R eback. 80. 187
Tollgate Branch. Longwood. died
Tuesday at Florida Hospital.
Altamonte. Bom September 13.
1908 In Syracuse. N .Y .. he
moved lo Longwood from there
In 1981. He was a re tire d
m a i n t e n a n c e w o r k e r fo r
Syraouec* University, and at
tended Congregation Belh A m .
Longwood.
Survivors Include his wife. Ida:
tons. Gerald. Longwood. Joel.
Highland M ills. N Y.. D avid.
Katonah. N .Y .: daughter. Mrs
Elaine Shaw. Independence. K y.;
slaters. Mamie Joel. Syracuse.
Sadie Maguire. Sluart: and 10
grandchildren.
Belh Shalom Memorial C h a
pel, Orlando. In charge of ar
rangements.
M R S . R E G IN A 6. M c C A L L A N
Mrs Regina H. McCallan. 69.
240 L ak e Ellen D r i v e .
Casselberry, died M onday at
Lakevlew Nursing Center. S a n
ford. Born September I, 1899 In
W indber. Pa., she moved to
Casselberry from Jo h n sto w n .
Director
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payment."
One Issue he experts lo tackle
In his new p o sitio n Is the
I n v e s t i g a t i o n s of s r h o o l
employers by Ihe Department ol
Health 6 Rehabilitative Services.
A c c o r d in g lo O g le t r e c .
strengthened child abuse laws
have rauard considerable stress
among teachers, a num ber of
whom have sought help through
employer assistance programs.
H r would like lo see legislation
lo channel those reports through
Professional Practices Services,
which acts os Ih r watchdog for
sellout employers.
"Teachers who I believe are
doing a good Job can be labeled
fur six to right m onths as an
abuser while they wall for In
vestigations." he said.
By law teachers m ust report
s u s p e c te d ra s e s o f a b use .
Ogletrre's concern is for teachers
who fall lo spot a bruised arm
and then fall Into irouble with
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campus and simply neglected lo
tell someone at school " O g le iire
said.
director lo Nancy Wheeler. She
has served as dlrrclor since
1984. Her appointment hinges
on successful contract negotia
tions scheduled for early De
cember.
The Seminole UnlServ Council
offered the |ob of executive
Center-
lo In v e s tig a te ihe cost of
private contractor to build establishing youth recreation fa
a recreation renter on c lly - c ilit ie s a l s r a t l c r r d s ite s
owned land on 25lh Place off throughout Ihe clly Instead ol
Sanford Avenue. The clly c o m building a single recreation
mission has asked Jernlgan to ccnler.
come bock with more Inform a
A decision on youth rcrrrullon
tion on Ihe lease-purchase idea.
Several candidates for r l l y facilities will not be made unlil
commissioner said In a public after Ihe new commission Is
forum lost week they would like seated.
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rlly is "on Ih r n u d to finding a
■ml ui ion to our sewrr problems "
The reason, she said, is the
upgrading ol the sewage Irralmrni plant now underway, and
Ih r plan In rrc y c lr treated
wustrwalrr.
Smith defended the purclrase
of Ihe 2.200 acres southeast of
the rlly that was bought for
rfllurnl spray Irrigation. She
said Ihr purchase allowed the
rlly In keep grants for sewer
system improvement after use of
properly al Ih r airport lur
treated waslrwulrr disposal was
overruled by the Federal Avia
tion Admlnisl ration
Coni liming In work Inward
solving Ihr sewage problem Is a
lop priority lor Smith.
Morris said solving dial pro
blem also Is Ills lop priority, but
hr has been highly critical of the
way Ihr rlly has handled lllc
sewage problem since II was
ordered lo slop dt*|x»*lng of
Irrutrd sewage In laike Monroe
Hr Is piirtlrularly critical of the
purchase of Ihr 2 200 acres near
Geneva.
Hr ronlrnda lh r commission
should have continued nrgollalions with Seinlimle County after
Ihr county outbid the city for Ihr
Yankre latkr site.
"An Inrxjterlenced clly staff
gave county stuff I he city's
engineering studies ol Ihe
Yankre U ikr she. and the city's
prospective sites lor Iri sh water
wrlli. which lilt- rouilly slutted
buying up." Morris said. “ The
rlly commission should have
known b rllrr. and as u result,
had lo buy that 2.200 acres and
go in Lake Mary lo get rtd of that
effluent In order lo keep Ihe
grams we had received to Im
prove Ihe sewer system.'' he
charges
Morris said the clly should
have sought only a legallybinding opitun to buy the 2.200
acres unlil engineering studies
w rrr completed, and In the
meantime kept negotiating with
the city.
H r rontrnds Ihr purchase was
u wastr of money because sub
sequent studies have shown a
large part of II is unsuitable for
spray Irrigation.
If elected. Morris said he will
In itia te n e g o tia tio n s w ith
Seminole County and Lake Mary
lo farm a com bined sewer
s y s t e m . Il r o u l d be a c
complished either through bind
ing Interlocal agreements, or
th ro u g h a t r p a r a l r sewer
uulhorlty. A sewer authority
would be much easier lo form
undrr the rouniy's home rule
charter that lakes rffecl Jan. I.
hr said.
Other priorities for Smith. If
she Is rrelceled. n rr lo work
loward a belter relationship with
counly government, lo provide
more recreational opportunities
lor young people. In complete
work on Ihe senior center wing
of the Civic Center, and lo make
Improve men is In the Goldsboro
area through WINS (Weslslde
Im provem ent Neighborhood
Strategy| or an alternative plan.
Smith said she Is encouraged
about u better relationship with
the counly In light of the election
of two new counly commission
ers. She said tfi.it perhaps a Joint
Hireling of Ihe city und counly
commissions could help Iron oul
some differences. " I >crhups we
need to stun from scratch with
sonic joint projrcl we could
accomplish together and In so
doing foster trust and coopera
tion between us." she said
She supports city plans to
investigate financing of a youth
recreation ccnler on cliy-ownrd
properly. Morris has said he
favors Invesllgallng the financ
ing for youth recreation stirs al
various sites throughout the
city.
Morris said one of his priorities
will be lo clean up the city by
stricter enforcement of housing
codes to tear down dilapidated
housing and al Ihe same lime
vigorously pursue a housing
rehabilitation program.
He also said Ihe clly govern
ment should promote an attitude
that Ihe city will not pul up with
transients' ramps und drug
drulrrs and transmit that al
titude through the police de
partment.
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Arson suspected in
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Six firemen dead from two
ammonia nitrate explosions
Dtxttfi StiMhan win book MMrrti
N E W Y O R K — Newspaper columnist Pete Dealer woo the
I B M National Book A v o id far Action Tueaday far Mo "Porto
T ro u t." and farmer newo reporter Neil Sheehan v o n the
non-fiction a v o id far “ A Bright Shining Lie."
A n e w p r lie . the N ational Book A w a rd s Medal for
Dtallngulahed Contribution to American Letters, woe presented
to Jason Epateln. editorial director of Random House and
founder of the New York Review of Books.
Dexter. 4 5. a columnist far the Sacramento Bee in California
who is a frequent contributor to national magazines, was cited
by the Judging panel for w riting a novel that captured the
flavor or small-toom life In the deep South after World War 11.
Sheehan's book Is a biography of John Paul Vann. ■ lop U .S
military officer during the Vietnam War who w o k e out against
the Ineffectivenessi of the early Am erican iw ar effort.
Sheehan, who covered Vann aa a reporter for United Press
International in Vietnam, oho reported for T h e N eprYarti
Tim es for 18 ye a n and obtained the Pentagon Papers for the
Tim es In 1971.
K A N S A S C IT Y . Mo. - Arson
Investigators combed two huge
craters Wednesday looking for
clues to a "suspicious" fire that
Ignited two explosions, killing
six firefighters and reducing
their fire tru ck s to plies of
charred scrap metal.
Th e pre-dawn fire Tuesday at
a two-acre highway construction
site Ignited two trailers filled
with highly flammable ammonia
nitrate with a kerosene m ix,
obliterating the trailers and
leaving two craters about 35 feel
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N EW Y O R K - More than 1.000 Yonkers residents, still
determined not to allow low-income housing In w hite
neighborhoods, Tuesday announced a lawsuit intended to
nullify a federal judge's desegreg ation order.
Undaunted b y the B1 million-a-day contempt fines that
threatened to bankrupt Yonkers last summer until city officials
agreed to the desegregation plan, the citizens group revived the
biller dispute srith a petition to the 2nd U .S . Circuit Court of
Appeals.
More than 1.000 Yonkers residents and businessmen joined
In the action, rtaiming U.S. District Judge Leonard Sana went
too for In ordering the construction at lo w - and moderate-'
Income housing throughout the state's fourth largest city.
P H IL A D E L P H IA — The Manvllle Corp. has aet up a 93 billion
tmot fund to settle lens of thousands of damage suits rather
than litigate the claims filed b y people sickened by exposure to
asbestos, trust officials said Tuesday.
Manvllle. headquartered In Denver and once s principal
producer of asbestos products, win pay the trust about 9 2 .6
billion In cash, bonds, new stock, profits and Insurance m oocy
to settle the claims, generating u p to 93 bUUon during the life of
the trust, officials aaid.
It is m y hope I can settle the claim s and not delay claim s.''
d Marianna Smith, executive director o f the Manvllle
Personal Iq ju ry Settlement Tru s t. "1 want to get the money to
the victims rather than pay the coat of litigation."
Manvllle. formerly Johns-Man vllle Carp., fifed for Chapter 11
bankruptcy protection In April 1BB2 after a barrage of personal
Injury lawsuits stemming from Its production of
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L. Davis
testimony on the
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ort Worth International
Jim Burnett, a member ofr the N T S B and bead of the panel
Investigating this crash, coifed the crash "o n e of the more
baffling ... m recent years.'* and he noted that the jetliner's
"black box" flight data recorder was of i n antiquated design.
Bui most of the Miration focused on the flaps of the aircraft
al the time of takeoff. Questions have arisen over whether .they
were deployed properly and w h y they were In a retracted
position after the crash.
Davis aaid the first officer is responsible for lowering the w ing
flaps to the proper position far takeoff. Darts said he could not
recall seeing Kirkland perfor m that procedure, but the first
officer testified later In the day be w as certain be did.
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II.till)
F ire fig h te rs , h o w e v e r, re
mained at the scene to make
sure the blaze did not rekindle. A
state fire marshall also surveyed
the damage lo try and determine
what triggered the fire.
Major cocaine
network with
gang link broken
General Electric indicted for fraud
Federal and feral officials told
the Los Angeles Tim e s that
Brian "W atrrhead Jfe" Dennett.
24. who recently moved lo a
h a lf-m illio n d o lla r house In
Trrnpc. Ariz.. from the ghrtto o(
South Central Los Angeles, and
Ma r i o E r n e s t o V lT la b o n a Alvarado. 28. an alleged kingpin
In Ihe C a ll. C o lom bia d ru g
cartel, had organized a n a
tion wide drug network that dis
tributed more than a Ion of crack
cocaine a week.
Bennett, described as a young
"high roller" with "an untouch
able altitude" who apparently
l l n k e l u p w i t h V llla b o n a Alvarado about two years ago.
was arrest rd at his T rm p c home
Vlllabona-Alvarado. 28. wus ar
rested In Malibu. Calif.
Prom Unllsd Pratt Intsmsllonsl raporls
loilH iiU ni l s I nsui ; mr t
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fire was first reported at
7 t3 0 p jn . Tuesday at the Diverse
Plastics In c . plant In F ilm
Township, just west of the city
limit In Genesee County. About
900 firefighters battled the blaze.
The arrests, which followed an
Investigation that stretched from
Los Angeles lo a small town In
Denm ark, were described aa
among the moat significant In
recent years.
C H IC A G O — Radiologists W ednesday offered a new
high-tech tool to help authorities spot child abuse and even
calculate when It occurred.
The new forensic tool is magnetic resonance imaging and
doctors said MRI scons may detect head Injuries — such as
brain damage from violent shaking of children — that could
otherwise go unspotted, or remain difficult to prove In court.
Speaking at the annual scientific meeting of the Radiological
Society of North America. Dr. Yutaka Sato sold "injuries w ithin
the skull often represent (he most severe manifestations of
child abuse."
Sato, associate professor of radiology si the University of
Iowa Hospitals In Iowa City, examined 15 abused Infants. *
comparing MRI to computed tomography scans, which are
most com m only used to evaluate physically abused children.
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F L IN T . Mich. — A toxic cloud
churning from a burning plastics
plant overcame 54 firefighters
and forced evacuation of 500
nearby residents before the blaze
could be brought under control,
authorities sold Wednesday.
Th e Injured firefighters were
treated at four area hospitals,
suffering from Inhalation of toxic
isocyanate that caused respira
tory irritation, officials aaid. Moot
o f th e I n j u r e d w e re h e ld
o v e r n ig h t fo r o b s e rv a tio n ,
authorities said, adding thill
n o n e w a s b e l i e v e d t o be
seriously hurt.
"T h e fire la under control, and
are are in th r mop-up stage,”
Flint Tow nship Supervisor Rod
Shumaker sold early W ednrs-
btan drug cartel
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street gangs with the arrests of
two men suspected of distribut
ing up to 910 million in cocaine
a week. II arms reported W ed
nesday.
Doctors find way to prow child abuse
of Dem ocrat senators
and a total of 54 firefighters
overcome by loalc fumes sought
medical attention.
"Firem en came from all over
Ihe county lo help u s." • Flint
T o w n s h ip F ire D e p a rtm e n t
spokesman said.
As s precaution, about 500
residents living a mile-square
area north, west and east at the
plant were ordered to evacuate
the area. Th e y were temporarily
housed al Red Cross emergency
shelters, area motels or hotels or
at the homes of relatives and
friends, Shum aker sskl.
Eight hours after the blaze'
b e g a n , o ffic ia ls a n n o u n c e d
firefighters had the blaze under
control and II was safe for thr
residents to re turn to their
homes In the mixed rural snd
residential area.
UwHaB Prong k rta r a H a n a l
M anvllk reorganized In I B M under federal bankruptcy laws.
Many of the claims were filed by former em ployees of the
Philadelphia Naval Ship Yard and other shipyards around the
country, sold A l Kamhi. a trust spokesman.
IRVING. Texas — Th e captain and Brat
Lines Plight 1141 told federal
ore
A m m o n i u m n i t r a t e Is a
crystalline salt used In some
explosives and as a fertilizer.
C o nstruction workers. Knabe
■aid. use it In conjunction with
dynam ite to ensure an even
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W A S H IN G T O N Senate
Dem ocrat* broke w ith Ihe
past to elect Sen. George
Mitchell of Maine aa their
leader Tuesday, choosing a
modern-day Northeastern lib
eral to tsar charge of the
battle against President-elect
George Bush and Ihe Re
publican*
Mitchell. 55. who has been
In the Senate only eight years,
c r u s h e d t wo s e n io r c o l
leagues. Daniel In o u ye of
Hawaii and Bennett Johnalon
of Louisiana, on a secret ballot
held behind the closed doors
of ih e ornate old Senate
cham ber.
T h e senator from Maine
came w ithin ■ vote of w inning
on the first ballot, getting 27
of th e 2 8 votes needed.
Johnston and Inouye each
had 14 votes.
A G E a p o k e a m s n . B ru c e
Bunch, said (he company knew
W A S H IN G TO N A federal at the Investigation and would
grand ju ry In Philadelphia In- vigorously defend itself. He also
dieted G e n e ra l E le c tric Co. •aid the government s seeking
Tuesday on charges of scheming mare than 300 charges involving
lo defraud the government of a single contract was a n effort
“to ar n a abonahn the ease."
more than 922 million on a 1983
G E officials believe the gov
A rm y contract for battlefield
eminent la stretching the legal
computer systems.
G E . the nation's third largest theory of "vicarious liability" In
defense contractor, was awarded charging the giant Arm. he sold,
nearly M billion in contracts last noting:
" T h e y have Indicted Individu
year for Ihe M X missile, nuclear
reactors far subm arines, u n als and they also Indicted the
derwater sound equipment and com pany on ihe theory the
company should be crim inally
other projects.
In a statement, the Defenae prosecuted for Ihe acta of throe
two people when (here's no
D e p a r t m e n t s a id the
Philadelphia grand Jury returned Indication Ihe company was in
a 3 2 1-count indictment charging any w ay involved."
Bunch send G E officials do not
O E — doing business as Man
agement and Technical Services think the indictments will have
Co., or M A T S C O — w ith trying an adverse affect on current or
to bilk Ihe government out of future c-onirarts
The indictment said that Imm
more than 622 million in con
nection w ith the Ju n e 1983 1979 to 1984. G E a w h o lly
owned subsidiary. M A T S C O of
award of Ihe A rm y contract.
Also charged In the indictment King of Prussia. Pa., entered Into
were Gerald Leo, Ihe former a series of contracts and contract
materials manager for M A TS C O . modifications with ihe A rm y's
and Ja m e s lladolaio. former Information System Selection
s u b c o n t r a c t s m a n a g e r of and Acquisition Agency and Ihe
M A T S C O . Leo and B sdotslo Air Force for Ihe production of a
currently are employed by other battlefield com puter system
know n aa the Decentralized
G E subsidiaries.
The Indictment charges G E . Automated Service, or DAS-3.
After Ihe Initial competitive
h e a d q u a rte re d In F a irfie ld .
Conn., with five counts of mall contract award In 1979. G E was
fraud and 312 counts of pres designated by the A rm y aa the
enting false claims to th tU n lle d sole s o u rc e for the D A S - 3
e q u i p m e n t , and co nt r ac t
States.
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If convicted. G E could face a modifications were awarded on a
m axim um penalty of crim inal firm-fixed price basts
A firm-fixed price contract Is
fines of 8 7 1.8 4 1 million In addi
awarded after negotiations baaed
tion to paying restitution.
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when Ihe wife suddenly decides she
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Sponsored by Unlvsrssl Csnlrs ol Cssssdtfls
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on the contractor's proposal ol
materia), labor mat and other
Indirect coats, plus a reasonable
profit, usually calculated as a
percentage of th r coat of pro
during Hie ntuipotr tu
- B efore ( I k c o n t r a c t w*sl|
swarded. O E was required lo
submit current, accurate and
complete coal and pricing data
to the Arm y, but the Indictment
ch a rg e s that G E . Leo and
Badotalo engaged In a scheme to
submit false and fradulenl coal
and pricing data by telling the
A rm y that G E would be paying
more for m a trrla l than the
company knew ll would pav.
thereby defrauding ihe Defense
Department of more than 9 IO
million.
Taxpayers could have been
cheated mil of more than 922
million If the scheme had not
been uncovered by the Defense
C o n lra rl A u d it Agency, the
Pentagon statement said
T h r Indictment alleges the
phony Information was sup
ported by various methods, in
cluding Ihe use of "rontlngrn
ciea" in subcontract pricing, as
well aa double-billing of [tarts
and raw materials
ll also allegrd the defendant
did not reveal savings on subron tracts
The Indictment also charges
Leo. of King of Prussia, with one
count of conducting I hr- affairs of
an enterprise through a [Mttrrn
of racketeering, flvr counts of
mall fraud, and two counts of
making false statements and
concealing matrrlal facts from
government investigators
Friday, December 2
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Immediately alter the first
vote. Johnston and Inouye
moved to elect Mllchcll by
acclamation In a traditional
display of pan y unity.
Mitchell succeeds Robert
Byrd of West V irgin ia who
wielded Ihe leader's gavel for
12 y e a rs . In the n e a rly
three-hour voting. Byrd w u
elected president pro lem.
making him third In line for
the presidency.
Mitchell clearly was the
candidate with th r moat lib
eral voting record — In sharp
contrast lo the moderair In
ouye and Southern renlrtsl
Johnston — giving a sharp
Indication that Senate Demo
era Is will stick to their agenda
despite Ihe Nov. H fern of ihe
While Houar
Bul Mltrhell later rejrctrd
suggest Iona that his election
autom atically means hard
confrontation with llush
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T h e firefighters were unaware
of the content of the trailers
when they were battling the fire.
Fire Department spokesman
Harold Knabe said the trailers
were not labeled as containing
explosive materials snd there
apparently were no posted signs.
"T h e y had no Indication what
was In the trailers, because if
they had. there naturally would
have been a different approach."
he said. "T h e y didn't know what
they were m oving In on. Th e y
thought they were moving In on
a construction shack."
Th e firemen apparently were
lold by the dispatcher Ihere were
hazardous materials al thr south
Kansas CUy site, bul neither
they nor the dispatcher knew
where they were. Knabe said
Toxic cloud injures 54
firemen, forces evacuation M itchell elected leader
Yonkart raaldants HI# suit against ordar
i l a n v t l i a T w i n * fas n o w o a h a s i n s c l B l l f t l
Department officials said.
Police C hief Larry Jo in e r told
th e C i t y C o u n c i l i n an
emergency noon meeting that
the In c id e n t w as b e in g in
vestigated as arson because two
security guards reported suspi
cious activity before the blasts.
Seven detectives were assigned
to the case, he said.
Th e construction site Is In a
working-class residential area of
the city, and the shock of the
explosion shattered windows 25
miles ssray.
One of (he two fire trucks that
had been railed to the scene was
left aa nothing more than scraps
of metal strewn across the bot
tom o f one crater, while the
second tru ck was In pieces, but
still recognisable.
T h e tw o mobile home-sized
trailers together were filled with
about 4 5 .0 0 0 pounds of the
amm onia nitrate mixture.
A m m o n iu m n it ra t e w as
blamed for one of this country's
w o n t disasters, the explosion of
a shipload of the chemical In
1947 at Tcaas City. T e x ., that
killed m ore than 550 people.
Injured 3.000 and caused more
than 950 0 million damage.
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Over 50 dead BangladesHfcyclone
Cyclone created tidal wave,
hundreds more feared dead
Bhutto’s r M bows out
IS LA M A B A D .
—
B bqesIt Bhutto * chief political
to fona a ne w government,
far B h utto to become the first woman prime
_ th e '
minister In the I
Nawaz Sharif, bead of the government-backed Ulamtc
Democratic AllUnce. took the oath of office aa a member of the
Punjab Provincial Assem bly In the northeast ern city of Lahore
— a move that excluded h im from holding a seat In the lower
Bhutto’a opposition Pakistan People's P a rty woo the largest
num ber of National A ssem b ly seats a m o n g all groups
participating In the Nov. 18 general elections but failed to
secure an outright m ajority. Both Bhutto and Sharif have
claimed they can form government* w ith the help of
Independent* and smaller parlies.
Sharif. 38. also won a seal In Nov. 10 provincial elections In
Punjab, where he Is a ctin g chief minister. Hi* derision to
become a member of that assembly m eans be will have to
surrender his National Assem bly seat and Indicates he tntends
to continue as Punjab's c h ie f minister.
President Ghulam Ishaq Khan Is to announce s prime
minister on Thursday fro m whichever p a rty he believe* can
form a new government, a n d his choice la n o w virtually certain
to be Bhutto.
Th e 35-year-old daughte r of executed prim e minister
ZuUlkar A ll Bhutto w ou ld be the f lm w o m an leader of a
Moslem nation and the youngest prime m in ister of Pakistan,
which has been under m ilita ry rule far m ore than two-thirds of
Its 4 ! -year history.
Bhutto, her mother. N uarat. co-leader o f the PPP, and more
than 180 other poUdclan a elected this m o n th w e n sworn la an
ib r r s t n a brief cerem ony.
Bhutto sat In the assem bly seat srtrio u a ty occupied by the
last prim e mblister. M oham m ad Khan J u n r jo , whose govern
ment was dtwnlmcd tn M a y by bds Presid ent Mohammad Zia
ul-Haq. Zls. who ruled far 1 1 years, eight o f them as bead of a
mltttary governm ent, died tn a mysterious A u g . 17 plane crash.
Proltilifi dtoounct Aquino QOVtnMMnl
M A N IL A . Philippines — About 12,000 leftist workers
marched through the capital Wednesday, denouncing the
" U S- Aquino regime" a n d calling far th e dismantling of
strategic American m ilitary bases In the Philippines.
C o lu m n s of protesters assembled a t various p rin ts
throughout the capital a n d coo m gsd at a public aquai* In
front of tbs central post d f a t far a tbrsa ho u r rally kd by the
The
American flag and at nightfall
three
Hundreds of riot police arm ed wtth
near the bridge, but no vtotcnce or arrests were reported.
The protesters caPrd far erode increases, the dknaaal
the U .S Subtc Bsy Naval Complex and C la rk A ir Bar
disbanding of anti-comm unist vlgUanle groups and the i
of two leaders jailed on sedition charges for calling a transport
strike last week.
KM U chairman Crispin Beltran slammed what he termed
* policies against workers and cited 1.707 alleged
m odem * ch abuse, including tortures and executions, that civil
rights
committed d u rin g the Aquino
He said the number was "throe times m a n
than had Secured d u rin g ousted ruler Ferdinand Manas’s
at 12000. but
of the
estimated the
■aid about 2 0 ,0 0 0 people participated. The protest
i the observance of Filipino revolutionary Andres
Bonlfsdoa 125th birthday, a national holiday.
Blacks banned from parka, toilets
JO H A N N E S B U R G . South Africa — A city council controlled
by conservatives voted to ban blacks from all municipal parks,
lavatories and sport* facilities Tuesday in a challenge to the
m inority white government to "put your m oney where jrour
mouth Is."
State-run television r eported U u l the council In Brskpan. IS
miles cast of Johannesburg, voted to enforce provisions of the
government's Separate Amenities A c t. joining neighnational government
boring Boksburg tows
i Africa
South Africa*
Ltd. and Mobil
deploring
the decision and vowed to fight "any attempts to turn back the
clock" on racial reform.
"T h e tragedy Is that the ramifications of these actions will
not be confined to Boksburg." Shell Otl said In a statement.
"T h e y can openly lead to widespread bitterness and untold
dlsslllustonment among all thinking citizens o f South Africa."
As Brakpan joined Boksburg In c a rry in g out election
campaign pledges to enforce segregation laws, there were
Indications that nearby black communities were preparing to
i their purchasing power to challenge the m e asurer,
i spokesman for the C h a m b e r of Com m erce In Vusloorua. a
black township on (he outskirts of Boksburg. said 52 black
shopkeepers and doctor* voted Monday night to withdraw I heir
accounts from Boksburg banks and building societies.
But a spokesman for the Conservative P a rty, which captured
control of nearly two-thirds of the town councils tn northern
Transvaal Province In segregated m unicipal election* In
October, defended the p a rty's measures as simply enforcing
laws already on the books.
Thousands of Haitians mark massacre
PO RT-AU -PRINCE. H aiti — Thousands of demonstrators
watched by heavily arm ed troops m arched In the capital
Tuesday to mark the first anniversary of election-day
masaacres In which at learnt 34 people were slain.
Military ruler Ll. Gen. Prosper Avrti last week declared the
anniversary a national d a y of commemoration. Troops armed
with M- His and Uzl submachine guns and w earing flak jackets
patrolled street* In trucks.
On Tuesday, about 5 .0 0 0 chanting demonstrators bearing
placards reading "Nov. 29. never again" a n d " T h e country will
have democracy" marched through Port-au-Prtnce's downtown
to mark (he killings on Nov. 29. 1987.
At least 34 people were hacked, shot and beaten to death and
more than 100 wounded by gunmen linked to the deposed
Duvaller family dictatorship during the troubled Caribbean
nation's first elections In 3 0 years.
The attacks hulled the Independently ru n voting three hours
alter It began The Interim government of LI. Gen. Henri
Nam phy. which made no rffon to stop the attacks, held Its own
arm y-run polls six weeks later.
Avrti. the fourth head of state since the Duvallers' ouster In
February 1986. said In a decree read on state-run lelevlalon
lale Monday that he would create a five-member civilianm ilitary commission to Investigate (he 1987 killings
Th e two-hour demonstration was organized by political and
hum an tights organizations led by the G ro u p of Christian
Democrats and the United Haitian Com m unist Party, which
handed out red Dugs to marchers
Demonstrators marched from the ruined St. Jean Bosco
church to the Bcllegsrde Argentine School, where about 15
people were killed as they walled to vole.
Addressing marchers near the school, communist leader
Rene Theodore said A vrti was "the perpetuation of Duvaller"
and called for “ progresalvlst power, the o n ly kind capable of
breaking open the trouble the country finds Itself In."
From United Press Intsmsllonsl reports
DH AKA. B e n U m W h - Th e
w o ra t c y c lo n e (n m e m o ry
churned acroes Bangladesh and
part of India, spawning a tidal
wave and killing more than 50
people before dissipating early
Wednesday, official* ana news
reports said. H undreds of people
Many
injured and unknow n numbers
leftI horn
homeless.
Officials said those missing
Included three Austrian tourists
and 10 crew member* of a
container ship (hat reportedly
m nk Ut the Bay o f Bengal as tt
battled heavy seas en route from
Singapore to the Indian port of
Calcutta.
The storm crashed out of the
B a y of Bengal tote Tuesday and
m oved northeast. Us 110 mph
w in d s and torrential rains caus
in g widespread flood* and tear
in g apart homes, electricity and
telephone lines, crops and trees
In m a n y peris of Bangladesh and
coastal areas of the neighboring
Indian state of West Bengal,
forecasters and officials said.
T h e cyclone, w hich measured
2 2 0 miles In diam eter, was
stro n g e r than a storm that
claim ed more than 500,000 Uvea
tn Bangladesh In 1070. forecast
ers and officials aald.
But. they added that the death
toll was expected to be far less
th an In 1070 because thousands
of people had fled coastal areas
a fte r the go ve rn m en t began
Issuing warnings on Sunday.
B y 3 a m . Wednesday, .he
storm had dissipated over the
h i l l y re g io n s o f n o rth e a s t
Bangladesh,
i. but heavy rains and
gusty winds continued lashing
m any areas of the country
itry ana
forecaster* said the bad weather
x p e c t e d to c o n tin u e
was e
expei
through Thursday.
T h e d i s a s t e r c a m e as
Bangladesh was still struggling
to overcome Its worst ever
floods, which In late August and
early September gushed from Its
main rivers and covered most of
the 55,100 square-mile nation of
104 million people, among the
poorest on earth.
More than 2,000 people died,
some 90 million people were left
homeless and hundreds of m il
lions of dollars in Infrastructure
and crops were destroyed or
damaged
A n official reached by triephone In Kutna. about 80 miles
southwest of Dhaka, said at least
23 people were killed there. Most
died when th e ir homes ctl*
lapsed. A family of five was
electrocuted when a power pylon
toppled onto their home, he said.
" T h e area was badly h it.
Thousands of home* collapsed.
We need dry food supplies. T h e
damage to crops has been col
ossal. said the official. Farouk
Ah m e d , chairm an of a local
administrative council.
Officials said by telephone that
collapsing homes also killed two
people In B sgerhat. tw o In
Rangatl. three In MorelganJ and
three In F stk h lra . but th ey
added that because of c o m
munications problems, the ca
sualty tolls In other areas were
not Immediately known.
T h e Press Trust of India news
agency reported from the Weal
Bengal capital of Calcutta that at
least 24 people were killed,
m any others Injured and “ a vast
population rendered homeless"
tn three of the Indian state's
coastal districts
U .N . drafts resolution co nd em ning U .S
U N IT E D N A T IO N S - U.N. legal experts
Tuaaday drafted a resolution condem ning
the l ) A re A n a l to gram an en try visa to
FLO C ha irm an Yasser Arafat as a vtetotton o f international tow and demand
administration said It wlU
not be swayed b y world condemnation of
Its decM on. even though a senior PLO
official w a . quoted as saying the Palest!
n ia n l e a d e r s h i p m i g h t c o n s i d e r
withdrawing Its recent Implicit recognli right
U o a e fto rw e Ta
r* to exist.
U.N. officials said the resolution, which
gtvea the United States 24 hours to
rscanatetor the refusal, was expected to be
adapted bjr th e 150-nation G e n era l
AaaamMy w han B m presented for a vote
Wntowfay.
If the UttMad States refuses to change
Ha m in d , th e General A s s e m b ly is
» adopt a motion b y Arab
possibly Friday, to m o ve the
on Palestine (ru m New
York to the U .N . European headquarters
The General Assembly postponed the
debate at the New York headquarters,
which had been scheduled to begin In
two day*, and sources close to the
assembly president said the proposed
date far the Geneva irsatnn eras Dec.
13-15.
Iran stilling to
work for relsas*
of U.S. hostages
A TH E N S . Greece — Iranian
P a rlia m e n t S p e a k e r A k b a r
Haaheml Rafsanjanl sold Tues
day his country Is prepared to
work lor the release of U S.
hostages kidnapped In Lebanon
If Ihe United States helps win
freedom for Iranian hostages.
R s fs a n js n l addressed the
hostage Issue at a new* confer
ence in Tehran during ■ visit by
West German Foreign Minister
Hans-Dietrich Genscher. who a
Persian Gulf-based Western dip
lomat said Monday was asked by
Secretary of State George Shultz
lo raise the hostage issue with
the Iranians.
At the W hite House Tuesday,
spokesman M a rlin Fl ttwal er
said Genscher "doesn't repre
sent Ihe United S u it s In any
fashion" but *'l would add ...
that any foreign government
official who has discussions with
Iran and who ra n discuss this
subjec t and bring pressure lo
Lear on them to use whatever
influence they have. Is always a
posaJbty beneficial ou tro m r."
T h e m a i n p u r p o s e of
Genscher's trip Is lo promote
trade, a n d In tal ks w i t h
Genscher Tu e sd a y Rafsanjanl
■aid Iran was considering for Ihe
first lim e since Ihe Islamic
revolution of 1979 the posalblllly
of obUinlng Western credits to
re b u ild h is c o u n t r y ' s w a r shattered econom y, the official
Islamic Republic News Agency
said.
"If Ihe talks reach good re
sults. there will be exchanges
with other countries ax well,"
IRNA quoted him os saying,
describing Rafsanjanl's c o m
ments as "Ihe dearest statement
yel on Iran's possible turn lo
foreign markets to finance some
of its largest post-war projects.
Tehran radio, monitored In
Athens, quoted Rafsanjanl us
saying. "If Britain and the U.S.
are serious about having our
hostages freed In Lebanon, we
too shall make full use of all
possibilities available to us for
the release of their hostages."
"W e asked the Archbishop of
Canterbury If Britain was ready
to use Its Influence In Lebanon,
and (said) If o u r hostages are
freed, we too w ill help to have
their hostages free," he said. But
"so far nothing serious has been
done, or If something has been
done, we are unaware of It."
Arafat applied for a U.S. visa so that he
could address the General Assembly
debate In New York and explain a new
platform adopted b y the Palestinian
leadership, but was barred from doing so
by the State Departm ent which cited the
Palestine Liberation Organization's links
to terrorism.
T h e resolution worked out by the legal
committee of the General Assembly said
the U .S . visa refusal "constitutes ■
violation of the Inlet .tattoos! legal obllga
lions of the host country under the
headquarters agreement.'*
It "urges the hdte country to abide
scrupulously by the provisions of the
agreement and to reconsider and reverse
Its decision."
U .N . Secretary-General Javier Perez de
Cuellar's legal counsel said Monday that
the United States "w a s and is under the
obligation to grant the visa request lo the
chairm an of the P L O . an organization
that has been granted observer status by
the Oeneral Aaarmbl y "
T h e U S decision to bar Arafat drew a
chorus of criticism from the Arab world
and even from U S . allies
A senior PLO official, meanwhile,
warned that the Palestinian leadership
m ay revoke ■ 2-week-old proclamation
Im plicitly recognizing Israel s right to
exist unless the United Stales responds lo
Its peace overtures
T h e remark* by Salah Khxlsf. better
known as Abu lysd. a representative of
Yasser Arafat's A l Fatah group of the
P L O . wer e m a d e In an I n t e r v i e w
published In the Saudi Arabian newspa
per Al Shara Al-Awast.
"If the Untied States continues to
Ignore the Palestinian peace Initiative,
this trill force the Palestinian leadership
to r e c o n s i d e r al l o u r p o s i t i o n s ,
particularly those which were declared si
the conclusion of the Algiers meeting of
the Paiestlnlsr National Council." Khslaf
was quoted as saying.
At the end of a meeting In the Algerian
capital of A lg ie rs on Nov. IS . the
Palestinian leadership proclaim ed ■
Palestinian state In Ihe Israeli-occupied
territories where ■ year-old Palestinian
uprising has been raging
Th e Paltatlnlan leadership also issued a
Ileal declaration that Included for the
time the PLO'a acceptance of a U N
resolution, w h ich Implicitly acknowl
edges Israel's right lo exist wtthln secure
boundaries.
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Dozens of nations recognized the pro
claimed state and hailed (h r declaration
as ■ positive peace Inldlatlvc. but Israel
and the United States rejected It
The United Slatr* desc ribed Ihe ptw
tarnation as ambiguous and said It did
not go (sr enough toward meeting the
U.S. demand for ■ clear PLO recognition
of Israel.
Soviets consider Western-style democracy
M OSCO W — Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev
opened a landm ark session of the nation's
rubber-stamp parliament Tuesday by asking Ihe
body to step aside in favor of a more Westernstyle legislature that would expedite his dramatic
economic reforms.
In ■ speech run n ing more than SO pages and
carried In full b y the official Ta sa news agency.
G orbachev passionately urged the Supreme
Soviet to overhaul whal he called the nabon's
"ossifying" political system where "shop-floor
Initiatives ' get lost In "'bureaucratic mazes "
"Politics! reform Is s kind of oxygen needed by
the public." Gorbachev said In appealing for the
decentralization of economic management under
his restructuring policy of perestroika.
He said the Soviet Union had to turn Its back on
the still prevalent paranoia and fears of Ihe years
under despot Josef Stalin, who had total central
of the economy under the Com m unist Parly.
" It Is now clear whal Immense costs — human.
local. Ideological and moral and not In the
st turn material — our country paid as a result
of the disruption of that process and the
establishment since the early 1930s (under
Stalin) of authoritarian methods of power, a
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system of bureaucratic command management,
mass repressions and other violation* of anetallsi
legality
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became widespread." he said
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Ihe Supreme Soviet Is lo Include adoption of laws
calling for mulll-candtdatr parliamentary elec
tions and limiting Ihe terms of all office-holders
T h e session Is expected lo end w ith Ihe
rubber-stamp legislature voting Itself oul of
existence in favor of a new compact body thsl will
convene next year.
"T h e Supreme Soviet cannot do ■ proper Job If
the role of deputies is reduced lo voting (o n ly)."
he said
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W A S H IN G T O N - Th e ju d g e In
(he Iran-Contra case illamlnarcl
Tu e sd a y a wire fraud count
alnst ex-Whlle House aide
Iver North bul re)erled defense
motions to throw out six of the
rem aining 14 counts
T h e felony count that was
dropped concerned N orth's use
of w i r e s to iranifer to the
Nicaragua Contra rebels m illions
of dollars In proceeds from the
secret U .5 . arms sales to Iran.
However. I hr allegedly Illegal
diversion of those funds still
remains a central Issue In the
a
mmmm
T h e ruling by U.S. istMnct
Judge Gerhard Grsell means
that all but two of 37 defense
m o tio n s to dismiss v a rio u s
counts In the Indictment have
been cleared away in advance of
key closed hearings to begin
Wednesday.
E a rlie r Tursday, Gesell re
jected North s bid to exclude
Independent prosecutor
L a w r e n c e Wal sh f r o m the
hearings. In which Gesell hopes
to decide which classified docu
ments m a y be used In Ihe rase
A source close to W alsh said
he and his sla/T were "v e ry
pleased" with Ihe rulings on the
defense motions
" T h e Indtctmrnt remains v ir
tually Intact drsplir the strenu
ous chal l enge In all of the
co u n ts " by the defense, the
source said
North, a former aide on the
National Security Council, was
Indicted M arch 16 on 16 counts
of wire fraud, obstruction of
Justice an d ronsptracy lo de
fraud the government In the
I r a n - C o n t r a sc andal . L a a t
month, Gesell dismissed a fraud
count that concerned the In
stallation of a security fence at
North's V irg in ia home.
Gesell said In Ihe dismissal
order Tu e s d a y that he agreed to
throw out the wire fraud count
because It might have created
"substantial confusion In the
minds of the Jurors."
The central conspiracy count
In the rase. Gesell noted, ac
cuses N o rth of depriving the
g overnm ent of "honest and
faithful services." while the wire
fraud count charges he deprived
Ihe governm ent of "property."
Gesell also rejected defense
motions lo dismiss three counts
charging that North made false
slalrmenla lo Congress In Ihe
fall of 1063 and three other
(taints accusing him of obstruc
tion of Congress In 1063 and
11166
Those counts generally related
lo North's (allure lo dlarloae fully
the details of his secret efforts to
arm the Contras during a con
gressional ban on official U .S
aid.
No (rial dale has been set for
North, the first of four figures lo
fare prosecution In Ihe biggest
scandal o f Ihe Reagan a d
ministration — although earlier
this m onth, Gesell said the esse
could b rg in In lair January
Grocery prices could
rise 5 percent next year
price* w ill edge up between 3
percent and 3 p rrrrn l next yra r
W A S H IN G T O N - Consum ers bul meat supplies, especially
could be paying up to S percent pork and poultry, will br at near
more for their groceries next record levels
T h u year s drought — the
year, but they should find an
abundance of pork and poultry worst in 9 0 years — rauaed
In the marketplace, exper t s higher U .S fond prices fur r r r e
al*. bakery products, vegetable
predicted Tuesday.
K ickin g oil the 63th annual oils, fm lla and vegetable* bul an
A g ric u ltu ra l Outlook C o n fe r abundance of meal kept the
ence. a panel of experts outlined overall increase lor 1986 at 4
trends for the coming year In percent.
T h e d r o u g h t will have a
retail food prices. U S . farm
Income and global crop p roduc lingering Impact on the world
tion
agricultural supply with experts
Jam e s Donald, who ru n s Ihe predicting a decrease in the
Agrtrtsliure Department w global gfehtl stock of rice. wheat and ,
outlook board, satd h r expet ted sojrjean* In dacal 1966 1
smaller crop supplies, strsdy
Although Ihe volume of U S
demand and higher prices in ihe exports In fiscal 1969 will hr
I960 w orld market
lower, prices for commodities
U S farmers, hit b y lower Will rise sharply Expens expect
g o v e r n m e n t p a y me n t s a n d A m e r i c a n f a r m e r s l o d o
higher production costs, will psnirularly well with ex|Hirts to
experience a 10 p rrrrn l drop In Japan — the largest purchaser of
their ra sh Income In 11180 bul U.S farm products — South
Ihelr net ramlngs will Increase Korea and Taiw an.
“Th is expansion Is not going
by about 20 prrvent, Donald
In w h llh e r away by Itself."
said
For consumers, retail food Angell said.
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C H A R L O T T E . N.C. - In round
one of Rex Chapman versus
Rony Selkaly. pul one on Ihe
board for K in g Rex.
The former Kentucky guard,
whom Ihe Charlotte llorneta
were criticised for taking over
Selkaly with Ih c lr eighth pick in
J u ly 's N B A draft, scored u
season-high 23 points lo lead Ih r
Hornets to a 09*64 win over the
Miami Heat In the (trai-ever
me e t i n g b e t w e e n the t wo
expansion teams Tuesday night
at the Charlotte Coliseum.
Selksly. w ho made known his
distaste for playing In Charlotte
by missing a scheduled pre-draft
m iK ?
iKiwniilihai
that booed him every tim e he
touchedIheball.
T h e 6- 11 center fro m Syntcuse
•cored four point* for the night.
hitting only one of 10 field goal
attempts and m laalng six of
eight tries at the free th ro w line.
"S cllu ly'e a great player, he
ju st had a bad n ig h t ." said
Chapm an, who has "been slrugg l l n g hi msel f t h i s seas on,
shooting Just 35 percent from
ihe (If Id entering the game. ” 1
sympalhlxe with w hat he went
through, because he'a really a
nice guy. I didn't feel a n y extra
pressure because of h im . Hc'a a
center and I’m u g u a rd ."
Selkaly admitted that he was
perhaps trying loo h a rd .
" I didn’t plsy well tonight.”
Seikaly said "I think I was loo
ready to play. I put too much
pressure o n myself lo perform
tonight. I thought I got good
ih o u , b u t LhcyjuM dldn I fall,
“ T h e c ro w d really d i d n ' t
bother m e becauae l‘m uaed to
playing In front of big crow ds
They w e re loud and rowdy, and
wen* essentially the H o m rt*
sixth m a n ."
Robert Held had 17 points tn
support o f Chapman for the
H o r n e t s . Pearl W a s h i n g t o n
scored 18 lo pace Miami,
C h a r l o t t e i i w a 1 2 - p o mt
ludftlmc lead shrink to one w hen
Miami's Washington hit a la y u p
lo make it 77*76 with 7 05 left in
the gam e.
Hut C h a p m a n then scored live
points In a nlnr point ntn that
gave Charlotte an 66-76 lead
with 4 :3 0 left, and Miami did not
challenge again
Pacers knock off Pistons
start.
help Ihe Bucks fend off a cam
rltdt-k by Portland, which trullrd
A t Denver , A l e x E n g l i s h by 22 m idway through the third
poured In 4 1 points to m ove Into quartrr. Jcrnm r Kersey tiad .'Ml
n inth place on the a llllm c a w (mints for the UUrrrs
Naggsts 139. Knlcka 1 I B
Healing the tram with the
NBA* best record gave Herb
Williams and the Indiana Pacers
no added satisfaction.
“ Any w in Is a big win for us."
said W illiams, who collected 24
la and 13 rebounds lo lift
ms to a 107*96 victory over
Ihe Detroit Platons si Market
Square Arena. " I t ’s no moral
victory. W e're 2* 11. Anything we
can gel. we'll lake."
The Pacers, off to thru w ik *i
start tn 21 years, canned 27 of
26 fne throw s and limited ihe
Pistons (o 4 1 percent shooting lo
win for only the second time In
13 games. Detroit, playing for
the first tim e since besting ihe
NBA champion Lakers Saturday
night, dropped to 103.
Form er Pisto n Jo hn Long
came off the bench lo score 18
points, in c lu d in g I I straight
points d urin g a 15*1 rally that
pulled Ihe Pacers from an II*
point deficit.
” We know w c can win." Long
said. "We lust had to none on
and do It. I came In si halfllme
and told Ihe guys they were ripe
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lo be beat If w r krpj playing
aggrrsalvr drfrnse. and wr did.”
Indiana Is 2*2 under Interim
rosth George Irvine, who re
placed Jock Ramsay alter an 0-9
ing list and Ihr Nugget* opened
the third quartrr w ith 16 un
answered points lo d o w n New
Y ork. Lafayette L e ve r contrib
uted 17 potnls. 13 rebounds and
12 assists. Patrick E w in g led the
Knicka with 24 points.
W a r i l ass 100, C h ic a g o O B
A t O akland. C a l i f . . Chr i s
M ultln scored 20 point* and
rookie Milch Richm ond added
27 lo help Golden Sl ate *nap a
four-game losing streak. Brad
Sellers led Chicago w ith a ca
reer-high 32 points a n d Michael
Jo rda n had 2 6 — 11 below hit
season average. It w a s the first
time In 91 games Jo rd a n did not
pace the Dulls In scoring.
C a ttle * 100. Rats B S
At East Rutherford. N .J .. Kab
u l Parish collected 21 points
and 14 rebounds a n d Kevin
Mcllale hll iwo basket* to fuel s
7*1 closing burst for Huston The
Celtics played w ithout Dennis
Johnson, out with u strained
Achilles tendon llu c k Williams
led New Jersey with 23 points
B a c k s U B .B Ia s s r s 1 14
Ai Milwaukee. T e r r y Cum
mlng* scored 29 points and
Sidney Moncrlel added 23 lo
Hawks 1 2 0 . Spars 104
At Atlanta. Domlnlqur Wilkin*
scored 2 6 points and M o s t *
Malone added 24 and 14 re
bounds to lead ihe llswka Greg
Andenon had 26 points and 17
rrbound* for Ihe Spurs, who
shot Just 41 perrenl from the
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Baas 1 2 4 . Reeksts 107
At Houston. Arumn Gilliam
scored a career-high 35 point*.
Tom Cham bers had 26 anti
Kevin Johnson added 18 point*
and 13 assist* lo spark Pharntx
Otis Thorpe finished with 17
points and a career-high 19
rebounds for Use Korkets
•s a le s 1 0 9 . Joss 102
At Seattle. Dale Kills scored 19
of his 31 points In Ihe first half
and J e r r y Heynolds added 25
points to guide ihe Sonic* Karl
Malone topped Utah with 26
(mints and 11 rebounds
M ags 1 2 3 . CUpp«r* 98
At Sacramento. Calif.. LaSallr
Thompson led eight Sat rumrnttr
players in double llgtues with IH
(mint* and 11 rebound* Th e
King*. 2-9. led 7340 al halfMmr
Kegglr W illiam * pared Los
A ngrle«w !th III points
Iowa roars past
lows Coach Tom Davis and
Drake Coach Tom Abaietnarro
held completely different view*
of the No 7 llawkeyes after they
handed thrtr In state rivals the
worst pasting In Ihe lost 10 years
of the scries
B J . Armstrong scored 20 of
hi* 25 point* In ihr (lrst half and
five Iowa play era scored In dou
ble ligure* Tuesday nighl a* Ihr
lluwkryr* rolled lo a 96-72
victory
"We've gol a good ballclub.
hut I don't know how good."
Davis said after Ihe llawkeyr*
ran their record to 2-0. "We got
alter II In Ih r Brel lull."
Abairmarco said Iowa "I* u
great basket trull Irani They Just
came after us They by far
outclassed u* and outplayed ti*
Their press was very rllrcllvr."
Tuesday night's loss was Ihe
Bulldog* worst lo Iowa sliur a
112*73 pasting In 1976
Drakr's loss was Its ninth
consecutive defeat, which In
clude* six straight losses al the
end of Ihe 1987-88 season, and
losses lo Northwest Louisiana
and Texas Aft M last weekend.
Trrrell Jackson came off Ihr
bench In lead Drake wlih 19
(mints Sun Roark finished with
IH and Krtc Berger addrd 17
Meanwhile, belly l)rtr»ell con
tinued his successful return lo
coaching as Jamr* Madison took
a 94-92 decision over Virginia
Military Institute.
Troy Hosilr rrbounded a shot
by teuinmatr Kenny Brooks and
scored with two second* left to
lift the Duke* to victory In their
home opener.
In oilier game*. A u b u rn
nl|>|>rd Georgia Slate 74*70. Old
Dominion lopped W illia m A
Mary 70 62. Indiana Stale edged
Texas Wrslryan 70-66. Iowa
S ta ir rollrd over Creighton
88-58 and Purdue clobbered
Lung Beach Stale 100-53.
Also. 11 was. Dari m outh 60.
Boston Cut lege 74; t-afayetle 66.
A rm y 61; New Hampshire 03.
Harvard 74: North Carolina
Wilmington 75. Ohio University
68 ; Minnesota 97. Youngstown
Slate 64; und Wlchlla State 96.
Genrgr Mason 75
O t h e r ga m e s I n c l u d e d
Oklahoma Slate 70. Sainford 44:
laiulslanu Tech 75. Fresno State
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�Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday. Novsmbsr 30, 1988 — M
’Hounds young but
hungry in ’88-89
Rams shift gears
for ’88*89 season
Herald sports writer
Th e re ’s no place they can
hide: A nybody who’a tntcrrsied
knows that the Lake Mary Kama
are the odds-on favorite to win
the 4 A-Dtstficl B championship.
Consider that this year's edi
tion features IS seniors as well
as 12 returnees (Including five
Mart era) from last year's learn
that advanced to the the stale
semifinals before being elimi
nated b y Orange Park.
Aa If that weren't enough for
the rest of the local teams to
contend with, the Hams have
been able to come up w ith yet
another dimension with which
to aggravate their opponents:
speedT
In Lake Mary's 0-0 tie with
Oviedo In the preseason Jam
boree. fans and foes alike got an
eyeful of the fleet-footed abilities
of Darren Fordc. a senior trans
fer from Seminole, and freshman
Justin Walker.
"You could see that Darren
will be a hlgh-impact player for
us." said McCorkle. "lie came In
and Immediately made things
happen.
"W hat we have to do la get the
■peed Into our offense with
quality passing around them .”
B v e n w ithout Fo rd e and
Walker, the presence of return
ing s ta rtin g forwards J o h n
U ioo k s. Manny Roldan and
Travis Itetslnger (who also plays
In the midfield) give the HMtH Mil
Kama plenty of offensive fire
power.
Interestingly, that talent didn't
translate Into any goals against
Oviedo In (he jamboree, but
McCorkle was quick to point out
that the quality of the opposition
and the course of action he
decided to take had something to
do with that.
"Oviedo's a good team,” he
said. "T h e y gave us a battle.
"We played a lot of different
people. We wanted to see what
different people would do in
pressure situations. We also pul
some people In different posi
tions."
That Juggling of the line-tip
served to prepare the Rams for a
situation that McCorkle surely
doesn't want to fare very often.
Against Oviedo, lake Mary had
only one of the players McCorkle
experts to sisrt on defense this
arson.
"We have some new farrs."
said McCorkle "We had only
one slarter from our defense out
there It was a good test for the
young players we'll lie counting
on In the future "
One notable absence was se
nior Eric Ravndal. who was
participating In U.S. national
tram trials In Las Cruces. Nrw
Mexko. lie and reluming se
niors J im Nobile (who also did
no! play against Oviedo) and Jim
Spk-her should give the Rams a
very solid defensive unit.
Behind them Is the one small
question mark on Ibis Lake
Mary learn, senior goalie Steve
Sharp A member o? last year's
tram Sharp saw lint tied action
But M cCorkle has faith In
Sharp's ability to do the Job
"Sharp did a good job to
night." said M K ’nrklr aftrr the
Oviedo conlesi "He's a very
Herald aporta writer
With only four seniors on e
rosier of 17 players, a case could
be made that the Lyman High
School boys soccer team la
entering a rebuilding year.
But don't say that to Ray
Sandldge. thr G re y h o u n d s '
coach
"Even though we're a young
tram In age and experience, we
don't ronsldcr ourselves In a
rebuilding year." said Sandldge.
"In Ih r |>ast. during what were
considered our rebuilding years,
we've had twice os many wins aa
losses.
"We always feel that we'll be
one of the lop learns In Ihe area.
Once w r gain some game expe
rience. we'll Improve tremen
dously By season's end. we
should be able lo compete for the
district lillr."
Th e Greyhounds start the
19HH-H9 campaign wllh an In
teresting combination of experi
enced and up-and-coming talent.
For example, ihe Lyman defense
centers around Ihe play of senior
All Stair goalie Kelly Walden
and freshman sweeper Paul
Klaus, who Is on Ihe Under-15
stale select Iram.
Klaus has some Impressive
hoot* lo fill as he take* over the
position previously manned by
two-tim e All Slate selection
Shader Bowers.
"W e want to hrtng Paul along
slowly " said Sandldge. "He
doesn't have any experience al
the sweeper position, but the
ability he showed In being
named to Ihe slate select tram
was a consideration for us put
ting him back there.
"Hopefully, he'll be there for
four years."
Until last week. Sandldge was
counting on senior stopper
K evin Voyer to a n ch o r an
otherwise inexperienced de
fensive corps. But Voyer suffered
a knee Injury and Is out for Ihe
season. Replacing him will be
Craig Jarrell, a Junior with two
years of Junior varsity experi
ence.
"Kevin was doing great until
hr tore his knee ligaments." said
Sandldge. "W e were reallv
Laka Mary's John Mora battle* a Seabreeze player during soccer
action leaf season The Rams, who have reached Ihe final four In Ihe
slate Ihe past two year*, open (he 1988-89 season Friday al Tampa
Lelo.
did manage lo gel behind Ihe
Lakr Mary defense once on a
n k T through ball.
Before DeRose could lake a
step. Sharp charged out and
made a sliding tackle out of the
penalty box to smother thr
worlng threat before It had a
chance logel started.
capable keeper. You have to
make a good shot to heal him
"H r played some games when
hr was our back-up goalie Iasi
year, lie worked hard Iasi year,
getting ready (or this moment '*
Sharp showed the ability lo
make a quirk decision and m l I..
Ihr 40 mlnules against Oviedo
While Ihe Ram defense did a fine
Jolt of limiting Oviedo to a few,
long allots, senior Jeff DeRose
McCorkle will liave a chance lo
see how good his train Is very
early In Ih r season
Talented Lions ready to roar again
Herald sport • writer
It's a shame that a team as talented as
Oviedo High School's boy soccer learn is. at
best. Ihe No. 2 team In Ihe area
What do these guys have to do to get sortie
respect?
Short of moving lo another county, all Ihe
Oviedo Lions can do Is keep turning effort*
like the one they managed In Monday
night's preseason Jamboree against Lake
Mary at Lake Mary. For 40 mlnulrs. Oviedo
played the team favored to win this yrar'a
Seminole Athletic Conference title in a 0-0
lie.
" T h is was a match between two really
good soccer learns," said Lion coach Dave
Jekanoskl "They have a lot more experi
ence than we do. but we gave them a ball
game tonight."
Actually. Ovlrdo has almost as much
experienced talent returning from Iasi
year's IB-7-2 Iram as Lake Mary does from
Its IUH7-88 squad.
"We have eight of our key players bark
from last year," said Jekanoskl. “ And we
picked up a fine player from Bishop Moore.
Jeff DeRose.
"There are seven or eight very good
playrrs back from Iasi year and we have
some outstanding young players who liave
come out. Th is Is a program that keeps
gelling bigger and belter every year."
To try and keep that trend going In Ihe
right direction. Jekanoskl used Hie Jam
boree lo get a lot of players some playing
lime. With lire season starling this Friday,
there are still some decisions to be made
and wrinkles to iron out
"I'm really happy we were able lo play 10
or 17 |>euplr tonight," said Jekanoskl on
Monday. "W e're trying lo do a lot of
different things."
In fuel. Ihr Lluns gave a couple uf dlllcrrnt
offensive looks against Lake Mary. With
DeRose up front. Oviedo trlrd to use
through halls more. With sophomore Hector
Mejia In Ihe line-up. the Lion attack was a
little more one-on-one oriented.
"We still trying to deckle If Hector Is going
to play varsity or Junior varsity." Jekanoskl
said. "We had a lot of questions coming 111
here tonight. We answered some but we still
have some to answer."
Defensively, (here doesn't seem to be any
questions with the four fullbark spots and
the goalie position all filled by seniors. The
quartet of Derek Bales. Jeff Griffin. Chris
Scroggins and Cbrts Kuhn form Ihe line of
defense In front of 'keeper Jeff Hoffman
So really, with experienced playrrs form
ing Ihe nucleus on olfrnse and defense. Ihe
only real question Is how well all the parts
will fit together. And If Jekanoskl and the
Lions can come up with the right answer,
then they Just might he able to ra m that
respect they already deserve.
Harold sports writsr
J im Hrody makes no bones uttout It: Ih r
Lakr Brantley High School boys soccrr Irum
Is building for Ihe future.
"Lost year, we graduated 14 seniors (from
a Ira m that finished H -IO -2)." said Brody.
"T h is year. I decided lo carry young players
on the rosier. Unless a senior was going to
make on Impact, I didn't keep him.
“ I hole lo cut seniors, bul I decided to go
with a youth program. Next year, we'll only
lose four playrrs. We should be able lo fill
those spots."
As a result, there are only six returners
from last year's Patriot team: seniors Krek
Klaftrr. Louie Mr trill Idls. James Warzewskl
and J o n Baker and Juniors Ron Mosto and
Prlncel Sharma. The resi of the roster
consists of lOJunlorsare two sophomore*.
Thankfully, the experience is spread out
through the Patriot line-up: Klaftrr starts In
goal while Moslo and Bakrr play defense.
Sharma llnrs up In the mldrield. Waczewskl
starts at forward and Mrletllldis switches
between midfield and the front line.
Hrody ho|>rs that thr rebuilding will take
place quickly, thr Iram'* young lulrut
galvanized by Ihe dllllcull schedule that
comrs from being u member of the Seminole
Athletic Conference.
"When you're playing against any stiff
competition, ll makes rebuilding tougher."
admitted Brody. "Hut It's a lung season. T h r
way I look si II. you start o(T with your
conference games and that makes you
tougher.
"Last year, we rndrd with four straight
wins going into Ihe playoffs. Because the
only rfTect the regular season has on
posl-sroson Is on the seeding, you could go
0-22 In Ih r regular season, then win seven
straight In the pluyoffs and hr stair
champs."
For that unlikely formula to be successful.
Interest in soccer
soaring at Howell
■ p T O M V O stO M M IN
Harald sport* writar___________
T h in g s are getting Interesting
out at Lake Howell.
T h is year, according lo boys
v a r a l t y soccer c o a c h B ill
S le v c n a . over 70 b o ys arc
participating In soccer at the
v a r s it y . Junior v a ra lty urn!
fre a h m e n levels. A n d that
eventually means better things
In the win column for the
varalty.
"W e have 26 players on our
team ." said Stevens. "Th a t's a
huge squad. And wr liave three
really good goalkeepers.
" I think we should do really
wcll. We have a lot of llth
graders 1121. so we should be
strong next year. We're getting a
really good program going here.
T h is Is the d m year the Junior
v a rs ity has s coach at the
school."
O n Monday night In the pre
season Jamboree at Lake Mary,
Ihe Silver Hawks showed why
th e y should be considered
am ong the area elite tills year,
notching a 1-0 win over Ihe
lough Hlshop Moore Hornets.
Greg Schlrker scored the goal
for Lake Howell, taking a feed
from Jason I.ogari following a
nick co rne r k irk b y Ron
enklns. Ilul one thing that
bothered Stevens about the win
was the fart that thr Hawks
didn't score, or ut least try to
score, more.
For much of the 40-tnlmiir
period. Luke Howell put logrthrr
somr good juisses and had somr
nlcr touches around thr Bishop
Moore net. hul didn't get of!
many shots.
"Th e y were determined to set
It up too pretty." said Stevens
with u laugh.
The most guilty of that sin
w ere J e n k in s u n d J a m ie
Trcnholm. both of whom would
get ihe ball In (he Bishop Moore
nally area and. Instead of
ling loose with a shot. Insisted
on trying to push the bull Into a
more favorable position, more
often Ilian not squandering ihe
opjionunliy.
Still, the fact ihnt his team was
able to creatr thr opportunities
plrased Stevens.
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pressure should be taken off by
the presence of senior center
midfielder Bernard Harden and
junior striker Jo Jo House, the
only other returning starters
from last year's 15-3-2 team.
"Jo Jo is in his third year
playing for us." said Sandldge
after House scored a pair of goals
In L y m a n 's 3 -0 w in over
Seminole In the preseason Jam
boree al Lake Mary on Monday
night. "He's worked really hard
and could be one of the top
players around."
In the Jamboree. Sandldge
split the one 40-mlnute period
his team played Into halves,
setting different goals for each.
"We look the first 20 minutes
and let the first team go after
th e m ." said Sandldge (Ihe
Greyhounds' goals came In the
first 22:18 of the match). "After
that, we made sure everyone
else had a chance to get In and
ahow their stuff In game condi
tions.”
If Lyman does make the leaps
and bounds n e c e a a a ry to
challenge preseason favorite
Lake M ary In the d is trict
tournament at season's end.
then It will because of that
philosophy employed by San
dldge and his assistant and
former professional goalkeeper
Lou Ctoftl: work not only to win
but to prepare as well.
We'll know in about 10 weeks
If It works and Lym an's "re
building" e(Torts are successful.
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"We liave lo gel bettrr every night, that's
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have a lot of heart, but they have lo come
together.”
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�OH L A N IX ) — Lake Howell Junior Dana
Boyeaen proved Tuesday evening that
•he la an astute tactician of the game of
soccer. A pair of goal-searing op
portunities were created within 46 sec
onds of each other and Doyesrn capital
ized on both aa her two goals lifted the
l-ady Silver Hawks to a 2-0 victory over
lllahop Moore’s host Lady Hornets.
"Hoyearn Is a very smart player."
Hlshop Moore roarh Larry Heiaingrr said.
"You can't give a player like that an
opening. We did twice and she took
advantage of It."
Lake Howell Improved to 2-0 for the
season and returns to action Friday night
at home vs. OeLand f-JV 5 :IS. varsity 7).
Hlshop Moore, which now stands at 3-2-1.
hosts St. Cloud Saturday at noon
The Lady Sllvrr Hawks relied on the
defense, led by swerperback Jessica
Cardarrlll and stopper Michelle llarTts. to
hold the Hornets down In the early going
until the ofTrnsr got oi. track.
"We were a little flat In the first half.
then stepped up to a higher level of play
In the second half." Lake Howell coach
Gerhard Tauscher said. "Th e defense
played outstanding and our overall ag
gressive play and good passing made the
difference."
Bishop Moore was held to Just six shots
on goal and goalkreper Heather Braun
came up with her first shutout of the
season with three saves. Another key for
Lake Howell was shutting down the
dangerous A m y Geltz. The Lady Hawks
were double marking Geltz all game long
When then person who was assigned to
mark Geltz left her for some reason, the
next closrsl person would then mark up
on her.
"Am y (Geltz) Is going to have to learn
to deal with double marking." Hetslnger
said. "The other teams know what she's
capable of and It's something she will
definitely see again "
Lake Howell, which fired 10 shots on
goal, finally cracked the lough ntshop
Moore defense Just over 16 minutes Into
the sreond trail when Michelle Cook sent
a craas from the right side to the near
post and Hoyrsen tapped It in.
The Lady Hawks made It 2-0 Just 46
seconds later when Cook passed to the
right side of the goal area where Hoyrsen
connected on a hard shot past Bishop
Moore keeper Suzy Strazzula.
Strazzula had a superb game for Bishop
Moore as site came up with 14 saves
Defensively, swerperback Jennifer Hannlgun had a strong game along with
Karen Hutz. J ill Geltz and Jennifer
Dougherty.
OVIEDO TOM PHILLIPS
Lynley Yoat scored two goals In 26
seconds to lead the Oviedo High School
Lady Lion scxcer train to a 4-2 victory
over Dr. Phillips Tuesday nighi
The win elevated Oviedo to 3-1 as Dr.
Phillips M l to 0 -3 -1.
With Dr Phillips ahead 2-0 on goals by
Karne Brown and Shannon Cohen. Yoat
scored a pair of unasslstrd goals at 33 SO
and 36:16 of the first half to lie the score
at 2 2 At the 36 minute mark. Jenny
Lambousls scored the eventual gamewinning goal for Oviedo
With 323 left in the game. Kathy
Hemukl took a pass Irom Yost and srorrd
an Insurance goal lor the l-adv Lions
Herald sports writer
LONG W O O D — Eustis rode
the strength of Kristi Cheatham,
who acored a game-high 21
points, to pull away from Lym an
wllh a 2 6 4 fourth quarter surge
In a 62-47 victory over the Lu&ty
Greyhounds before 151 fans
Tuesday night at Lyman High
School.
Lym an. 1-3. will return to
action this Friday at West O r
ange. Eustis Improved to 2-1 on
the season.
"We ran out of steam In the
fourth quarter.” Lyman roarh
Lisa Carlson said "We had a
lough tournament last week and
we've been working hard, we got
behind and tried a little hard to
get back In Ihc game W r had a
point where wc couldn't buy a
basket in the fourth quartrrand
that really got our spirits down "
The l-udy Grcytiounds came
nut strong behind the play of
(mini guard Sage Morrts-Webstrr
rn ftf's r*
the game Morrts-Webstrr con
nected on a layup alter a steal
and was then fouled a ftrr
another steal and sank both tree
throw attempts Jennifer Kruger
added a Jumper from the wing to
up the lead to 64) with 4 05 to
play In the <>|>rnmg quarter
Cheatham ended Lym an s
string, though, with an Insldr
bucket w ith 3:49 remaining
Eustis then reeled off six straight
(mints to even the score with
L57 to play In the opening
Iramr. Lym an addrd three more
IMJirits In the final moments,
though, and held an 11-6 lead
after one quarter.
Kruger flnlshrd with a teamhigh 16 points for Lyman while
M orrls-W ehster and Garrett
addrd 11 apeter Morris Wrbstrr
added nine steals wllh Shlma
Clark coming up with a gamehigh 11 rebounds with Garrett
adding eight hoards Behind
Cheatham for Eustis was Hrva
Monroe who addrd 14 points
Kim Ferguson with 12 and Dawn
McCray netted 11
The serond quarter opened
w llh r n n s r r u t Iv r hoops by
E u s t i s w it h M c C ra y a n d
Cheatham each runnel ing on a
bucket. Lym an answered with
four straight points before
C h e a th a m added a n o t h r r
h.-*krt Lyman managed to con
trol the final minutes of the half
and took a 26-20 lead Into the
intrrm (salon
The game became a track
meet In the third quarter with
the Lady Greyhounds out scoring
the Lady Panthers 17-16 In the
period.
Eustis came out strong and
scored the first right points to
the third quarter to take a 26-26
lead wllh 6 03 remaining In the
frame. Garrett ended tlir streak
with a hoop with 3 45 left In the
third period
Aflrr the trams traded buckets
The Lady Panthers took a 34 31
lead with 2 37 to play in the
period. The Lady Grryhnunds
then began clicking on all cyl
inders and out scored Eustis 12-2
the rest ol th r way. Vida
Williams scored lour points In
the run wllh Morris-Wcbstcr
adding a key bucket Kruger.
Garrett and Clark all added a
single hoop and Lym an led
43-36 after three periods
Meltsaa Lewis gave the Lady
Greyhounds their biggest lead.
45 36. with a layup wllh 7 10 to
play In ( h r game E u s tis .
though, came alive and scored
the games next 15 points to take
command of the game
Lyman brgan having trouble
breaking the Lady Panther presa
and lost a number of loose halls
In the final period The only
other p oin ts Lym a n could
iriuslcr was a latr field goal by
Kruger
Cheatham scored nine points
In thr final quarter wllh Monroe
adding 1 1 . including a three
point field goal will) 4 seconds to
play.
“ Were still young and I was
proud of our delcnsr." Carlson
said "I Kristi I Cheatham Is a
grrai player and wr contained
her until the fourth quarter "
In Junior varsity action It was
the Lady Greyhounds coming up
with an exciting 32-30 victory
ovrr Eustis The game was lied Lyman's Saga Morrla-Wabster puls up a shot In Tuesday's action vs
•it 12 at half and at 20 at the end Eustis Morris Wabstsr. ths Lady Greyhounds' point guard turned in
of thr third period Lyman then a strong performance Tuesday wtlh 11 points, but Lyman fell short
as Eustis rallied for a 62 47 victory
hrokr away using a strong prr
sslng defense before holding off a
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1*. W * (AtMason 9 t a n it L ,m o i j i r s v * m i
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T*<*n<<*!t
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NCAA
C o n tin u e d from IB
"T h e enforcement stall w.is
concerned, however, that ihr
arras reviewed should Is- re
potted to I h r university in order
to assist you In monitoring the
athletics program
Hrrst also said dial all NCAA
ollhial will meet with school and
Metro C n nfcrrnrr officials to
discuss the allegations in
vestlgated and lo go over wiial
In fo rm a l Inn the N C A A tin
covered.
Florida Stale AthliiU Director
C.W. “ M oollr" Ingram said ihe
school has not Itccn told wiial
prompted ilu‘ preliminary inqul
iv. or wh.ii. il any. del ails must
lie discussed III the U|MOilllllg
Hireling wllh llir NCAA repre
sentative.
"W e're obviously very happy
to receive tills type lei lei.
Ingram said. "I said Irom lilt
oulsti that we unlk extremely
hard al Florida Slate with our
roadies, stalf members, every
one associated wllh thr pro
gram to do the things that are
proper and rigid
"A n d II we've messed up
somewhere along the line and
sosm-tmdy has Intoturned wc
certainly appreciate tin- dfort ol
someone coming In and showing
us v*here we weld wrong,"
Florida Hlale was notllled Jail
2b that the NCAA started con
ducting an preliminary Inquiry,
and was noiifled again Ju ly IN
that the inquiry was continuing
If tin NCAA had found evidence
ol violations, a formal Investiga
tion would havt ensued
In g r a m , w h o s e rv e s on
numerous national committees
including tin c f A television
c o m m u te r and the N C A A
Council, salrl he did not panic
during Ihc Investigation
I never did get upset or
panic . he said 1 honestly had
the feeling dial II there's any-,
thing out there wrong. I want to
find 11 out as cpilck as possible so
we can rorrrt t il
I really Itrllrve In die NCAA
system I dunk that there are
more si hoots that are working
harder right now lo police d u ir
own program Ilian al any lime In
history. In m y opnton. dial's the
only way II ran lx- cleaned up "
F S l! I'resident Bernard Sllger
w.is out ol town, hut Issued a
siaiemeiit through the universi
ty
' While w r have maintained
e n u l l d r n r c In t h e p r o
lesstooalism and principles ol
our athletic si.ill and coaches,
we were understandably anxious
lo receive tills |m*lllvc resolution.
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Lake Howell s Christine Frankenberger moves up field during
Tuesday s match vs Bishop Moore The Lady Hawks won then
second game in a row. 2 0, behind two goals by Dsns Boyssen
W hite, Kobia lead
way for Howell
Cheatham , Eustis
g u n dow n Lym an
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By DAVID CORCORAN
Herald correspondent
Il wasn't a g«sal year for thr
Lake Howell S llv r r Hawks
w r r s i h u g sipi.id in I ' i s 7 os lull
with the return ol llirir roarh.
the Hawks hofie to 11v high In
I whn no
Their regular couch. Jo r I 'orso
had lo take a year off tmaose of
Illness and Tom Brady replaced
Corso as interim coach And
even through Brady did the Im-s I
h r r o it I d u n d e r t h e
circumstances
the
team
cmildtt I ret liver from the toss of
Corso and d ir Stiver Hawks
ended up w ith a losing rr< ord
But this ve.u Corso ts healthy,
and has returned And tire Stiver
Hawks matrnrn h*>|>e that dwv
will develop into a strong con
lender
‘ Wr don I have a lot of depth
on our learn this year." said
Corso now in his sixth season as
thr Sllvrr Hawks touch Corso
also the l-«kr Howell hoys cross
country roach. said thr train has
a new assistant coach Melt
Sirota) to help him develop thr
young lalertl dial hr has oil
hand
The Silver Hawks sullrred a
blow when settlor Davr IVtrone
the Hawks top wrrsllrr List year
(140 pounds looslderrd one ol
the slate s top ptusprt ts) traits
Im ed to l-akr Mary this year
Prtfonc is a big loss according to
Corso. not only la-cause he s an
o u ts ta n d in g w r r s l l r r . hut
Itreatise of hfs leadership
Still thr Hawks have some
excellent Individual talent with
seniors John White (who went
20 5 and went to stair Iasi yr.tr I
arid Sean Kohia la 152 pounder
with big (mtrnll.dl
The Sllvrr Hawks arr a young
team, one that will Improve as
the season progresses according
to Corso 1'romisitig is ih r word
to des< rilte this leant one (hat
will learn Irom match to match
and ho|ir to lie ready by district
time
Brantley m atm en
have high hopes
By DAVID CORCORAN
Herald correspondent
The I-ike Brantley Patriots
had one
the strongest wrest I
Ing teams last year in Crntrul
Florida going I I I gum) for
sc, olid pl.t, r Is limit jmwerhnusc
Lake Mary In Ihr Seminole
Allhcltle C m ilrn rn cr Ami II
ap|>rurs thul Ihr malmen In blur
aod while will try In continue lo
give their opponents a lot ol
blu, k and blue marks on the mat
this season
W r have a young team, hoi
some grrai lalrtil." said Kevin
Carjiroger. now In his N th year
as the Patriots cnai h "The liesi
tiling alsml <( mi lung Is lhal
every year brings u InhjI a new
chaliangr. anil I always love a
challenge
Cerpcngrr said the sirnigih oi
Ilie Ic.im Is III the lower Wright
classes while the Irani ts a lllllr
weak III ih r o p p ri classes
lie, ause ol youth
The Patriots do have some
outstanding talent returning,
with the standouts lietng Greg
Wyka 1112 |hiuii(Is| and S<ott
Mrrrdlth 11231 who both quail
Med lor the slate meet last year
Both will move up in weight
class Ibis year as Wyka |iitri|>* to
I in ,md Meredith lo 135
W r expert (jlrg and Scott to
provide thr leadership for the
train said Carpenger. w ho also
ex|»e(is thr Patriots lo stall
slowly hot lo grow Irom rx|>rrt
rn(e as the season progresses
'Wr'H Just takr II onr man h al a
lime
T h r Patriots have a solid
winning program that can give
any Irani a run for thr money on
any given day This year's rdl
lion, despite losing sevrral out
standing seniors from last year s
squad, should lie a solid con
tender for postseason honors hv
the lime the dlstrli I meet comes
along
Lady Lions triumph in opener
■ y CHRIS PISTER
Herald sports eddor
Oviedo's l-ady Lions dldn‘1 Just crash the
tmards Tuesday night — they owned them
Four players rrarhnl double llgurrs In
rebounds and three got Into double digits in
the scoring column ns Oviedo rallied to win
Its season opener, 54-46. over St Cloud al
Oviedo High
"Thr kids really hti ihr Ixtards tonight
and lhal helped us come bat k from an early
deficit." Oviedo roarh John Thomas said
The rebounding strength allowed us to go
In the last brrak and wear St. Cloud down In
the second half "
Senior forward So/urmc Hughes paved
the way with a game-high 16 point* and 15
rebounds while also dishing oul five assists
Settlor center Bridget Je n e rrtlr added
strength inside with 15 point* and 11
board* as the lately Lions collet ted 61
rebound* for Ihc game.
St. Cloud, behind Ihr shooting of Suzy
Candle und Sheri Gains, limit op an
eight-point advantage to the early going and
lit Id a 33 26 lead at I In- hall I lie visiting
Lady Bulldogs also used a solid press
defense to build llir lead loll Oviedo
managed lo get its break going m 1lie
second-halfctimebai k
lletsy Hughes, a sophomore guard, too
irlhuted four points, a career high 13
rrUiuiids anil four assists Thr Lady Lions
also got strong performance* Irom Atycc
Mradr. Michelle Wynn and Cheryl limit/
Mc-arlr helped oul nildrriiralh as she added
11 rebounds while Wynn hud tight (mints
seven rebounds uml three assists and Until/
added four assists
The lardy Lions return In a, lion Thursday
night at home against Kdgwalrr s l-ady
Eagles (Junior varsity 6 15. varsity hi
In junior varsity action on Tuesday. Si
Cloud t ame away w ill) an 16-16 victory over
the J V Lady Lions
L A K E MARY TO P S D E L TO N A
Wllcaihu Hurixfleld led ihrec players In
double llgores with a game high IN (mini*
as |„ike Mary s Lady H a m s pickrd up then
llrsl win ol the year. 51-33. over Deltona's
lardy Wolves Tuesday night at Delimia
1-ake Mary, 1-2. m o rn s to action Tlm rs
day at Daytona Beach Mainland Drltona
dropped tnO-3,
llarlsflrld also added 10 relmtrmls while
Tara Jackson and Am y Kovach also had
solid games lor l-akr Mary Jackson added
12 (minis and eight rrltoundx wllh Kovach
eonirlhuiliig 12 (Milnisaml six hoards
"We played really well on tlelrnsr and ran
Ihr offense well." Lake Mary coach Anna
Van l.amllngham said "And Ltsa Johnson
did an excellent job at the point "
taikr Mary also irlnniphrd In the Junior
varsity game, winning by a 36-13 margin
Tara Calvin led the way with 12 (minis with
Melissa Man adding 10 and Kim I'ralor and
Hrglnn Alexander w llh flvrcacli
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Wednesday. November 30, 1966 — IB
People_________________________
Country background flavors cook’s life
hullrrttillk biscuits "Most pcopie think when you put some,
thing Hour in It. It doesn’t make
SANFOKI) — You ran tnkr a II any good." she said
Al 20 years old. *fie worked a*
nu l out of the country, but you
can't lake thr rounlry out ol a soda Jerk at To ut lilo n 's
Drugstore In Sanford, making
Florence Thomason
milkshakes, sodas and coffee A
That'* an apt enough d n rrlp
lion ol Thomason ot Sanford, 2 1'year old mao mimed Jerry
whose front yanf I* a small W Thomason would come in
orchard, who rnjoy* "muddlug" regularly, asking K>ih lor tier
■'found in thrrr-wherler* llkr hrr i ollre and for a date She Dually
consented {In thr dale, that is)
daugbti i ). and who Irft a t>.mk
trig fob in order to work In ilir and ilir rest Is history, leading in
I heir marriage oil Sept. H. IHOH
Great Outdoor*
Thomason wan Imm on tier at her mother'sSanlord home
Jerry was ihrn working (or thr
uncle's fann In rural Kinston.
A ! a ., and retain* a w arm city of Sanford and still Is. now
going on 27 years wllh the city
Alabama accent a* hrr lilrlti
T h r llrst home cookrd meal
mark The several hundred acre*
ol tile lartli w m also lionir to i ll. 11 the T h o m a s o n s had
hogs and « ow* and grew |M-anul* logetlier look place In-tore Ihry
wed. at Jerry’s apartment He
and cotton
fixed tier a wonderful Itaehrlor s
W lirn about 5 year* old
Thomason w alked die rowr* Iroin version ol sirak and salad Ills
one (insiurr. aero** a htook. and favorite dish now that t hornto another pasture *o they ason looks I* writ, there's at
trasi two coconut cream pie.
w o u ld n 't n vrrg ra zr *tie re
m rin b rm t Thai wa* easy, tioi and cornlsh tiro with yellow riir
m ilkin g the hoofed. horneit and mushrooms
Ih r couple have Hirer (laugh
creature* wa* another *lory The
girl Thomason rouldn i get the ter* Tracy Lynn. 20. works at a
milk to shoot Into I lie (Mil u lie.King aid irn trr III Orlando
wiould Inrvlfatily squirt tier and like* d ra w in g A lso a
tomboy, stir likes "muddlug in
milking ln*lnictor. she said
When Thomason was li or 7 pickup trucks go carls dirt
year* old. tier larnllv— Including hikes and I luce wheelers as do
an older sistri. younger sister hrr 'dsier and n.oihr: along
and younger brother— moved to w iih hor seback rid in g and
swimming
I he Sunlord area
Tammy Sue 17. In loth grade
Iter lather tirst worked on
at Seminole High St Karl. loves
orange ||rmr In Winter (iarden
•iu Io K mI v (lass horses solltsill.
then moved ihr I.mills to San
volleyball, and anything outlord so be could drtvr tirav>
equipment |ty that lime, *rhi Mil doorny
Stiawna Faye. 6 . In llrst grade
wmk had taken up Thomason's
tree lime In Ilir atisroir ol her al New Lite Assemhlv School In
Sanford, loves tier dolls and (tris
tarrn chore*
Tam m y Sur would like to keep
Still tiring a natural imuKiy
stir loutid enough time to lish some horses so Thomason is
thinking ol moving to a target
and |da> solltsill. stir said
Oner she said tier brother plot ot land Animal Ilir m ihr
sim k a hose— ihr family % brand iatnily currenlly mnsisis ol a
new tiose- — into the ground and grihil, hamster and lurile They
turned u on When be couldn I dlil have a goldfish tint it Thom
ason * two year old nephew vis
get tl out. be bad to cut It loose
lied and snatched II up
"Mother s gonna kill inr. hr
Thomason glow peats apples
cried
oranges ||g% and gra|M-lruii
’ 'Lin da was going to Irll
sired lemons in her Iron! yard
M o m m a she diet it so h r
Her neigh Kir* tlumur lor her
w o u l d n ' t gel a w hipping
Thomason said ol hrr sisirr It lemons <vn they t an make lemon
turned out so cmnh at that no pies, she said
She tiakrs hrr own tirrad
one got a w hipping
makrs bread n-huttrr plrklr*
T h o m a s o n ' * m other .uni
grandmother laugtii tier some and dill pickle*. and cans
i (Hiking skills, but she was tomatoes and vegetables
She also make* sweet JMitator*
motivated out of tier love tor II
pie* and pumpkin pies On Iter
stir said Tile intrigue lor mak
lug rdihlr ronrocttons tiegan. as kill hen counter recently was a
rally as stir rail revollrrt. when pumpkin hall orange and hall
stir lirsi (lent biscuits at age H
girrn When II was i miiplrtrly
orange, her kids wanlrd to carve
"Th e y lawmated me I guess
a lace Into II lor Halloween Nay,
because ol ihr dough You mi*
1 homasoti said wanting to rerd It with your hands in II Whrn
mother lived biscuits and she serve Ilir pumpkin lor a pie
She's puzzled as to its current
(not a lltllr tilt mlxrd. I would
girrn blush and doesn't know It
take it and mash It and plat sstill
It will Ih- am good
It.”
Now Ihoiuason makes t hem r
The worsl dlsti I hoinasoii ever
made was during our ol lin
t>|s< oils raisin liisi nils and sour
■ y MIAN MIDBIRO
Herald Poople editor
Florence Thomason shows off one of her delectable Chess Pies, made with cornmeal, sugar and milk
C h ris tm a s hake a t lions lor
Irirnds and laruily. she said Ih r
project was lo Isike a 7 I p Cake
lor a nrighlMir Unfortutuilrly. II
was lam ing outside Four (.ikes
later, she got it light
I he weather was the culprit
Kiev would either split dow n the
middle- or stick lo Ihr |iao So I
|usl (MHirrd all (Ihe mistakes)
Into one big bowl and let the kids
In the netghlHirhood rat It "
Determination l* an imporiani
quality In looking she *>ud She
caprrtriirnt* mm li m I lie luuli
T h o m a s o n took lo p p r t/e lit
Hie corn bread competition at
Sanford s Country Jam born
amt fra il Fair on ( k i .to Her
re, I|h- lor Crackling Cnrnhre.id
lollows below
Thomason worked tor a Isink
Ini to years Itut wised by hrr
love lor thr outdoor* stir went
In work lor Hie city ot Sanlord
laving sod. planting (towers and
iiiatnialntng plot*
She also works at IkVW Market
III Sanford, rents properly, and is
a I oil a unc mother. She also i>
ro anil gives It a good amoilllf of active al the Church of Christ or
lime
laingwood
C o m b in in g m g ir d im is that
T h r family rn|oy* ramping
normally would ill go together Is ncurMon* In thetr trailer They
a bin on going pastime ol hers
telong lo a resorl In Cocoa
Nine times out ol lo, they lorn |leach, but they like the woods
mil g t r a l." she wild Th e other as w ell
night she Hilled French-siyle
Thomason s younger sister
gtren brails wllh IfHIMlor* and and brother are her netghKir*
Is ic o ii . adding garlic sail sail. Linda Jo Kirhv. manager ol ACM
|M-p|ier and (elery salt lo lasir. III Sanlord has two children
Williams Richardson. rmplovrd
and leiitng it simmer
H er fa m ily use* generous hv Ihe city ol Sanford. also has
amounts of garlk amt celery iwn lltllr lines
Her older sisirr. Mary Frances
sail Celery salt. she said. Is a
teller icndertier than regular Holland, lives In Georgia, is
Irudert/cf. It allows one to rill a married vstill live kids and seven
grandkld* and teaches eleinen
sirak w llh a lork
iary *chonl
Thomason'* pluloso|ihv on hie
ls "Do your K s i le your lest,
amt t don't think anylmdy can
ask anything more
Following are some of tier
tav ortte rrrlpes
STR A W B ER R Y
C R E A M F IL L E D
ANGEL CAKE
I t o im h angel or cltllfntl c a k e
I i an Eagle bi.md sweetened
i oiidetiscd milk
I I i i i p Real L e m o n He
(iitisliioicd la-moo Juice
I |(-. is | mmiii almond ( \ir.K i
1 ■up In av v *ie.iiii w hlp|n i|
2 pulls Irish si taw berries
wa si led and bull'd
C o lli til lit- swci leiled ro il
ileus* d milk lemon juice and
almond ■ vtnnl. blend wi II Fold
iii wlup|Mil (ream Chill .i I mhii
lo mmoles lutii take upsiih
down Cut lop ot i.ike I inch
dou it To maki a luimcl lui
Idling, ( ill ainulid i ake I nu ll
Itom (filter hole ami I im h Imm
oilier filgi leaving I llli II lias.
Si (sip out luiuiel with a loik
Pour only 111 cops ol ihe ( lulled.
sWI I line d eolllli I N ll lllllk I1IIX-
luo lulu a medium Kiwi Stir to
hall Ihe m k r pines uniil well
bli nded G ritlly lold in one pint
ot the strawberries Lightlv
spoon Hits m lillire into the
lunnrl Place e.ike layer cut from
lop over Idling and press on
gellt IV Csc remaining sweet
em it rolidensed milk UlUture lo
liosi lop and silk s o| cake. Plan
in freezer ( lull .i Ihiu I 2 hour*
Ai serving time, garnish top and
sides of cake with remaining
straw berries
RUSSIAN T E A C A K E S
I cup soft holler
*r cup silted confectioners
sugar
I iraspuoii vanilla
2 1■i up Hour
II iraspiMin s.i |i
k ■op linclv i hopjH il mils
Mis luillcr, sugar ami vanilla
llmmiighly Mcasuii lloui Hlcnd
Ilnur ami Mill ami siir III nuts
then ■hill Warm It up ami toll
itiio I -inch Kills Place on un
greased baking shed Haki
ll) 12 minutes at •IOOeF While
Mill warm roll m sugar ami ••hd
See Cook.Page 7B
Casseroles leave time for cookie-cutting
As the holiday* appro.it li vmfll Had your
microwave an even more valuable timesaver
Use li lor preparing simple dinner* lor
busy days a s will as precooking (or easy
e n te rta in in g C asserole m e a l s lend
themselves to hurried mealtime Clean op is
ipm k
This Italian lavnritc. w hit h rail Im- fixed III
a matter <>l iiiinntr*. mt-cis all ihr require
Uicills ol a casserole
M A N IC O T T I
Women can get calcium boost from pizzas.
Pizzas rich in calcium
N «w ip ip «r Intarprlsa A**n.
Women who are on Hie run
can get an lni|>oriuut boost ol
ciilciuin and protein by eating a
slice ol chrrsetopped pizza Add
your lavorlli- vegetables. *m Ii as
tirm-coll and |M-p|M-rs. (or llavor.
color and more vitamins And. II
y o u ‘ r e w a I e h I n g y o ti r
cholesterol, turn lo part skim
nillk cheese* and non-fat dry
milk as basic ingrrdlcnts,
Mexican poekel pizzas arc
easy to pr(-|>arr In iidvanrr and
zap In the microwave at work for
a hot. hratthlol lunch— i-fioek
full ol calcium rich cheese and
nutritious veggies
W H I T E PIZZA
W IT H BROCCOLI
1 (Hiuml pizza or bread dough,
lhawrd ll frozen
I small union. <|uurtcrcd
I cup p.ut sklm rlcotla cheese
I large egg
I lahlesjioon nun-ful dry milk
1 tahl(-s|HHiii all |)ut|Hise Hour
I Hi teas|MM>ns Italian seasonmg
(A teasjMMin salt
G teaspoon ground black
|K|i|ier
1 cup smalt hi nr coll fiords
1 cup sweet red lx-|| |h |i|mi
strips
2 miners shredded part-skim
mozzarella rheese |ty cup)
Prehe.it oven to 400*F Lightly
grease a 12 Im h |dzza pan
Hull dough min a Id-Inch
circle Place In pan: form a
halt Inch high Hitt around edge
llakc uni li partially cooked.
10-12 m lm ile s
Meanwhile, in a Kiwi id a IinhI
jiroccMMir lined uitli a mcial
wing blade, process onion until
title Iv (hupped Add rlenlla
cheese, egg non-fat dry milk
Ilnur. Italian seasoning, salt and
black pepper: process until
smtKilh Spread over crust
Arrange broccoli and red
peppet stups over rlcotla inn
lure; sprinkle with moz/arella
cheese Hake until rleoila mix
ture Is set. alMiui 15 minutes.
Tills kllehcn-tcsted recipe makes
•4serving*.
MEXICAN-STYLE
P O C K E T P IZ Z A
I (Hiund pizza or bread dough,
thawed If frozen
I m edium tom ato, sliced
laKmt ti etipl
See P in * * . Page OB
1 |Miund ground K-el
2 (Hiunils ol ymir lavmni- spaghetti sauce
I I his can Im- Imm the grocer's slu-lt or vmir
In-czcr |
2 •o p s s lu e d d e d Mozzarella i Int v
1 i up i reamed <ullage t liccse ism.dl eunll
1 1 cop Pamiesun cheese
2 eggs
'« cupcho|»|M-d parsley
11 IcasjKKin s.ili
N niaiilcotil shells b miked and dtalliedl
In a l quart casserole microwave thr
grminil K-el dii luo |K-recnt pnwei Im 5 li
minutes Slit In bleak up Ihe lumps and
drain Add spaghetti sauce and M/\V.
covered on HMI pcieeiit power tor .r>
minute*.
Meanwtillr. eoiutiliie I cup Mozzarella
cheese, cottage rlieesr and Parmesan,
mixing well. Add eggs, parsley and Milt Mix
until well blended
Siull manicotti s h e lls with ' » cup ot the
cheese inlxluie in each shell I’mir 1t of the
oieal Mime Into l l hy-7-tinli baking dish
Arrange shilled manteotil on top of sauce
Hour remaining sun e over lop ol s h e lls
Sprinkle wllh leiualulng i up ol Mozzaan-lla
i lieesc M AV on Kfi jiereeitl (lower for 10
minutes or until hot and liuiihly and the
cheese is melted
Make some microwave applesauce to
serve along wllh this jmrk and |M>tabM-s
casserole.
P O T A T O E S AN D
P O R K CHOPS
•I c u p s sliced p o ta b le s
I can mushroom soup
1 j cop milk
li (Milk ( h o p s
Slices p olatm s a n d put m b a k in g dlsb 11 I
bv 7 liiehi-s) Mix milk witli smiji and | mmii
over (MitabM-s I'lai c (mu k • h o p s mi (mii. iiih -s
p la iin g Hilekesi (tails ol t h e ( h o p s to ihe
outside.
MAV mi HMI jH-reeiil (Mtwc: coveted. Im
25 ;U> mlniiles. Stirling |Mitalm s every l(>
minutes Heutuvi < hops and rehirn (hit, iIocs
lor 5 nilllulesm utilll |MitatiH■«, are lemti i
An old-fushlmtcd standby for Imsv days is
sith’ In please Serve w ith a green salad and
slewed tomatoes
MACARONIANDCHEESE
1 package
a n d d r a in e d
H m ille e s . in .le a r m il. eiK iked
2 (tips. H mime*, grated eheddar c h e ese
2 tahlrsjMmviis i Imppi d oulmi
I K alen egg
1can. I I miners. ev.i|Miraied milk
11
leas|MMiu s.dt
2 taliles|MKius hutb-r or marg.irini
Dash ol |Mpiika
Grease a 2-t(uail easserulc Laver hall the
iiMikid maearmn iii Kiiim n lop wiih hall
ihe onions and halt Hu elteew He|>eai
layers Comhlne the egg. milk and Mill. I’oiii
over Htr macaroni Sprinkle with (Mprlk.i
and dul wllh linller Microwave mi 50
(lercent jMiwt-r loi 12 15 inimilcs |,« i stand
lOm lnhirs Serves(>-N
Aunt Ik r iiieal and vegetahle emiihluallon
that Is economical as well as giM»d is this
casserole ol ham and cauliflower
C R E A M Y HAM C A S S ER O LE
I medium i aullllnw t i
2 ( tipseiiK'd ham
■I ounces call sliced miishrimhiis drained
-I leos|MMin* huilrr
11 cu|i limit
I cup milk
I cup sharpi lieesc. grated
1j cup smir cream
' , i u|i luasteil bread ( tombs
Break caulMloWer Into (mils M \Y mi loo
(M'rcent power Inr fi-H minutes, covered
uniil letirler Add liaru and imishriMims to
caulltlower Si I aside Melt butter in -l-i ti|>
measure |loo percent |Miwer) lor I minute
Shr in Hour until sinmiili Add milk, sllr
M AV on IOO iM-reml pm or mini sain i
tIn* k e n s and bubbles, storing mice or Iw ice
Add cheese and sour errant, and stir until
■In i si mi lls M \y I 2 inlnuir* I’mir into
ham and eaulillower mixture and mix well
\VW mi M5 pen eni power lor lo 12
inlliiiles Sprinkle with fin .nl criiiiilis and
M \V for .1 inlinilrs more or until hm
Waul a dinner dial is lower In eliuh sterol
lot those who ate waiehlng their lat and
cholesterol Itllake? Tills chicken will Is
quick and bisiv and low er liwfal
H A W A IIA N CH ICKEN
1 H ounie can rrushed pineapple In
ii.iiural |uli e nndialned
2 leasjMMinsi uny pow der
1< le.is(MM»n sugar
2 lahlesjinon*s.ill1ovver oil
1 pound Knied skinned ehlekeii htrasls
li'lttlelsl
2 Inblespoons sweetened ll.ikedem umil
Pour piiieapi’le and jutee tliln a shallow
round microwave mivc casserole dish In a
cup. mix entry powder, sugar and sail lower
ml llrush iii IMiiic mi Kuh sides ol ehlekeii
Arrange elih ken pin i s m s|Mike lashlmi
over pineapple; sprinkle with em-onut
Cover loosely with plasm wrap or wax
(MjM-r
Mlerowave on high until ■enter ol chicken
is uo longer pink. 5 ii mlmiles Li t stand lor
5 minutes tK'lure serving Serve over
steamed rice. It desired. Tills ktlclieii-lcslrd
rceijM- makes I (Hitumis
(Midge Mycoll Is a collided home
economist and coordinator ol Iho Single
Parent Displaced Homemakers Program al
Semlnolo Community College. Phone: 323
1450. eat. 360 )
�Fo r ■ list of medical schools,
■end a long, atam ped. selfaddrraaert envelope to: T h e L iv
in g B a n k . P .O . B o a 8 7 3 5 .
Houston. Texas 77385.
ABIGAIL
VAN BUREN
DBAS ABBTi Let ua say that I
a m the hostess, a n d t am
inviting a couple of new arrivals
to the community to m y home
for a small dinner party. Would
- S ¥■
hot a n d sweaty and I can feel m y
checks burning, so I know I am
beet-red.
I Kept Hoping i would outfrow
this, but It seems to be g ritln g
worse, la there any cure for
liqueur In the dessert?
Please answer this tn your
colum n. If I am right. I am going
lo buy six newspapers and d tp
your column to send tt to some
friends.
D B A S B A T S S i Blushing ta a
physical reaction to a mental
stim ulus. It to simply a redden
in g of the face as a result of
e x p e rie n c in g sham e, e m b a r
rassment. confusion, or help
lessness. Because ll'a an in
volu n tary act. N to d fllc u ll— but
not impossible— to control. O u r
M ood pressure can be raised or
low ered b y our thoughts (this to
Instead of taking a couple of
d r in k s to relax I** a social
situation, give yourself a stem
order: T d l yourself (Irm ly. "N o
Throtgfh a rather unique chain
of circum stances. Interesting
things m ay develop for you In
the year ahead w h e n your work
o r career to concerned. What
I A O I T T A I 1 D 8 (Nov. 23-Dec.
2 1) Fo r beat results today, don't
hrnartrast your Intentions pre
m aturely to others. Be humble
to patch up a broken romance?
T h e Astro-Graph Matchmaker
can help you lo understand what
to do to make thr relationship
w ork. Mall 22 to Matchmaker.
P.O . Box 9 I4 2 & Cleveland. O H
44101-3428.
C A M U C O R K (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n .
19) A friend who Is separated
from you by considerable dis
be on your m ind
today. Although this person Is
not nearby, your telephone is.
Put it to use.
A Q U A R IU S (Jan 2 0 Feb. 19)
Th e re arc changes stirring at
this ttme that should prove to be
to your ultim ate advantage- A l
terations that affect your work or
career could be especially Inter
esting.
P M C B B I Feb. 30-Marrb 30)
Your Judgment could be a bit
keener than usual today, so
don't entertain self-doubts If you
have lo m ake an Important
derision. Ju s t be sure to study
all of your alternatives before
deriding.
A B B S (M arch 21 -April 19) An
associate w ho to privy to Inside
information helpful lo your ca-
L S O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Follow
yo u r hunches and Instincts In
y o u r financial affairs today. Your
sixth sense wlU be operating for
you and it m ay tunc you Into
something that could powe prof-
Give the
world a
T h e Oreal W ar baa con
tinued on to Christmas Eve of
1914. Th e German and Brit
ish armies were deadlocked
In warfare and there seemed
no hope for a resolution to
the conflict by the next day.
T h e n , from across the bat
tlefield. a B ritis h soldier
heard a Germ an voice sing
in g . "Stille Nacht. heillge
Nachl ..."
T h e Briton recognised the
tune as "Silent Night." and
first hu m m e d, then sang
along in English.
A n o th e r B ritis h soldier
crawled w e r t " fb « Ami and
added his voice. Gradually a
m e n 's chorus of British and
u e rm a n v o K tt ocvrmpca
After other familiar carols,
both sides rxih angcd "M erry
Christmas*' greetings In their
o w n languages.
T h e n soldiers laid down
their arms, one by one. and
met their enemies on the
daw n of Christmas Day. Gifts
of candy and cigarettes weneven exchanged before the
unspoken truce ended.
T h a t same life-changing
spirit of Chris! mas has been
celebrated In such films as
" A Christm as C a ro l" and
“ ll'a a Wonderful Life."
In ibe tram tw ii of that
sp irit. Imagine "W h at I'd
U k r to Give the World for
Christm as" and why
W hat do you tee as the
w orld's greatest need? If you
had unlimited resources or
influence, what would you
give mankind that It Is lark
tng?
Send your thoughts. In SO
words or less, to "Gift to the
W o rld ." S u it e d Herald. 300
N. French Ave.. Sanford. PL
32771. Include your name,
city, age and daytime phone
num ber.
Entries must be received at
the Herald by I p m on
Th u rsd ay. Dec. 15.
Selected responses will be
publlshrd tn our Dec. 23
Sunday edition.
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Thta Saturday, wr will be prepared lo
eatabllah checking, s a v in g s , money market
and IRA accounts; firoceaa te rn s and
d isc u ss mortgages.
P/casc a top by and talk over your financial
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V I I O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
Th e re will be something forceful
a b o u t y o u r dem eanor today
w h ich will alert others that you
today. Be sure to protret your When* jnh T*have aomrthkng^to
source so that tt can be tapped say. you'll have an attentive
audience.
again later.
L I B I A (Sept. 2 3 -O c l. 231
T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) In
your Involvements today try to Som etim es It's necessary to
use diplomacy and tact Instead prime the pump to produce a
of aggressiveness If you treat flow . Seed money m ight be
others respectfully. Lady Luck required at this lim e to stimulate
a sluggish commercial arrange
will smile an your arrangymenu.
O ffM U fl (M ay 21-June 30) ment.
WCOtoWO (Oct. 24-Nov. 231
You might not be too swift
getting out of the starting blocks Harmonious alliances enhance
t o d a y , b u t y o u ' l l p ic k u p possibilities for success today. If
momentum as you go along and yo u r cohort shares your ob
jectives and Interests, the results
you should be a strong finisher
C A N C E R (June 2 1J u ly 221 should be as both anticipate
Don't be reluctant to take over ( C ) 19 8 8 . N E W S P A P E R E N
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Last V isit Before Christmas
CRACK LINO CORN BREAD
Roll In augar attain. Makrs 4
d oirn l -Inch rook Ira.
NOODLES ROMANOFF
k cup bullrr. mftrnrd
2 tabiraponns paraley (fresh)
t traaponn (wall
I jiachage IS mineral rrram
rherar. soil rued
t i teaspoon whilr pepper
Vi rup lrolling water
Fresh garlic, mimed na you
like
I package (H mini m I llngulnl
nood Ira
1rup Parmesan rbrrar. grilled
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brat until mrltrd. Add water and
stir. Add garlic Bn,j t*, cup
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llngulnl tHMidlra. Garnish with
parsley and Irllover ehrrsr
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I teaspoon dried basil. crushed
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I cup beer
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III large aklllrl. remove |Mirk to a
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opening lead of the apude 10.
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d u m m y . When that held the
trick, he quickly and happily
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diam ond ace and led a clu b to
d u m m y 's queen As you might
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appropriate card and continued
spade* Now Willy played king
and a diamond, tad that ault did
tad spill. He wound up wi t h only
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Physical exam s should be thorough
Cind#r#ll#’» Christmas to bo portrayod
T h r American Young Actors' Theatre production of Dodger*
and llaxmnrr.trln’s "Cinderella" will open Thursday. Dec. I.
and run through Dec 4 al the Performing Ana Center on the
east campus of Valencia Community College. Performance*
begin al 8 p m . except lor Sunday. Dec. 4. when the cuMaln
rlae* al 2 p m . The production feature* a Chrislma* twlat.
Including Cinderella at the prince’* Christmas Ball Tickets are
610 and are available by calling 677-6047 or at all
Tlckrtmaater location*
AA groups schedule meetings
Area Alcoholic* Anonymous grmi|>* meeting Thursday
include; .
• San Ion) A A Group meets at 1201 W First S t. al noon and
5 3 0 p m for open disc ussinn Speaker meeting at 8 p in.
• Sotwr Won AA Group meet* al the Sahara Club fold
driver * license office |. 2567 S. Sanford Ave . noon. 5:30 and 8
p m . Open discussion.
• Alarum meets si the Sahara Club, 2567 S Sanford Ave.. 8
p in
East-West Klwsnis to gather
East-West Sanford Kiw.mis Club meets Thursday al 6 p m at
Friendship I odgr. Seventh and larcust
Sweet Adelines to rehearse
Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adetlnr* women s tNirhrrshop
•Urging group rehearse* every Thursday al 7.30 p m al
(Tm im unlly IJnltnl Meihodtsi Church. U S Highway 17-02.
Casseflrerry
Parent support group to meet
Families Together Parrni Support Group meela every
Thursday at 7 30 p m .. 900 Fos Valley Drive. Sweetwater
Squarr, Sullr 206. lor open discussion For more informal Ion.
rail 774 3844
Narcotics to meet for help
Naaxth's Anonymous inerti al 8 p.m every Thursday at
317<ktkAvr Sanford
Nursing center to sell crafts
l^keview Nursing Center. 919 K 2nd Si.. Sanlord. will frost a
t rail show on Friday. Det 2. from 10 a m lo 3 p m Items (or
sale will Inriude reran id s. wreaths, dolls and clowns made by
lire ret)let's rrsldenls l-m rrrds will trenelll Ihe renter's
acllvily lurid lor rrsldenls Free coffer will be available
Ju n io r w om en having garage tale
The Srmoran J r Woman's Club will hold a garage sale on
Friday. Drr 2. lo brnrllt the Alzheimer Krsnurre Center of
Winter Park The sale will take place al 1075 Dyson Drive. In
the 1 us* awilla subdivision, from 9 a m to 3 p m Information
also w ill I k - available t oo< rrning Alzheimer s Disease
Gordon club holding bazaar
The Holiday llazaar and ( rail Sale of thr Uarrirn Club of
Sanford is sel for Friday. Det 2 IO a m I d 7 p m and
Saturday, On- 3. from M a m lo S p m al Ihe rlubhouar.
loralrd al I lie tortirr of U S Highway 17 92 and Falrm onlr
Drive The sale will feature plains, nrrdlrwork. baked goods
andornarnrnls Free ruder, rider and mokle* will be available
Station choir to carol
The Mrisnn University Concert ( Tunr will oprn Us Christmas
season with Ihe annual Chrislma* Candlelight Concert* D rr
2-4 In Fllzalieili Hall al the urUvrrsllv In DrLand The program
a service ol lessons i arols and Chrislma* anlhems. w ill be al 6
p m Finlay and Saturday. and 4 p m Sunday- Admission I* M
donation nr 9:1 lor seniors, brnefllttng ihe Srhonl of Music
Fund
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a large (taking sh rri set aside
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a lightly llourrd Imatrl. roll each
;quarter tnlo a 5-Inch circle,
about Ik-Inch thick Arrange
tomato, green prpprr. olive* and
M-aillon* on trail ol each circle,
dividing rvrn ly Sprinkle lightly
w ith r r d pepper; to p w ith
cheese
Fold dough over Idling, pinch
edge* firmly lo seal Place on
prepared tsiking sheet; hakr
until brown atMiul 20 minutes
Demove Irnm baking sheet,
sene with salve l( desired
For a hotter Idling, use Mon
terry Jack cheese with Jalaprno
p rp p rr* . and om it the rrd
pepper This kitchen-tested reel
pe makes 4 serving*
DEAJIDIt.aOTTi I had .•
physical m am . the first in neveral yrurs. T h r doctor drew blood,
look m y blood pressure and *enl
me fur a mammogram Thai s II.
No poking nr prodding, no "how
do you feel?" no pelvic exam, no
weighing me. U this normal
practice these days?
D EA R R EA D ER : I hope nol
Most prudent doctor* would
talk lo Ihe pailrtil ami obtain a
medical history, a sequence nf
question* that enable ihe physi
cian lo learn all hr ran about her
past health. Then ihe doctor
would exurntnr the (lallenl try
looking al Ihr throat, feeling lor
enlarged lymph gland*. listening
to Ihe chr*t and heart palpating
lor breast masse* checking Ihe
a b d o m e n , anti, p e r h a p s
perform in g a gynecological
exsrn and rrrlal examination,
and m i forth Finally. Hie dm lor
would order appropriate further
testing Ural might Include a
mammogram
T h r sequence nf event* you
deaerltir I* unusual amt suggests
lo me that the doctor look a lew
tort many short rut* Find a
physician who will tie more
thorough
For more iriloritiallnu. I am
sending you a ropy of m y Health
Deport Choosing a Physician
Oilier traders who would like a
copy should send 91 with Hieir
name and addrrss lo P O Ikix
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drink for rhlldrm . It Is because
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hoi cocoa born a coalmen tal
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rlxM-olatr could change your
thinking on (tie subject
First, there arr two piece* ol
special equipment lor preparing
and serving he* chore date that
you should know about, even
though both arr hard, nearly
Impossible. to find and are
unnecessary Ikrt they arr |urt
of real hot rhuola lr lorr. and
the more lore you know, the
brtlrr you will rnjoy your hot
ehorolatr.
The first Is a wooden stirrer
that is usrd In Mexico Ithr home
of hot chocolate), lo whip the tail
chocolate It Is rolled a mollnlllo
When spun hark and forth
between your nfien hands. Ihr
mollnlllo whl|n thr Itoi rhaco
latr and Inhibits the lormatton nf
a skin on lopol Ihr drtnk
The second !• a spec la I hot
ehcM-cilatr cup and saucer, pupil
lar in ih r 1930* T h r det-p cup*
are wirier at the lop than UiUum
The saucers that accompany
them are grooved so they can lo
used us covers ft* the cups, thus
krrptug Ihe drink* hot
T h r hot rhwcfalr 1* served tn
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pros und con* ol each?
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can b<* either porcine or made
from synthetic material Thr
choice ol which valve-type is
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decision I m - s i made wnh thr
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lor lot oil them When part of tfir
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one tv|ie of valve over tlir other
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the bottom of Ihr cup !* placed
directly on the table When
ready lo drtnk, the saucer i*
lilted o il Ih r cup, in v rrlrd . and
plated on the table. Irorii Ifut
|M>lnl on lit hr u v d as a saucer
A vigorous Imitlng with a wire
whisk is as genii It nut teller
th a n a w h ip p in g w ith a
moltnillci and any thick mug
Ih ratrd with h<a lapw alrr. then
emptied and dried )u*l brlnrr
se rv in g ) is a s g<nd a s a sjtecial
hot r h o c U lr c u p Actually, rrgu
lar o ld m u g s a r r b e t t e r H u n
Itiosr s p r e t a i t n|>s lli.it IkaMller
p r e c a r io u s ly until t h r s a u e e r In
plat r d u n d e r them to o p m a n
ousiy t o s e r v e th e m to ehlldrrn
O L D F A S H IO N E D H IG H
F A T H O T C H O C O LA TE
l i l t s tlol « t IOC111.)It Is SCI m il II
will have to tie sip|>rd slowly. It
Is a s|**c tal ocruslon hot chocolatr. not an everyday drink
1 ounce line quality sweet
chocolate
6 ounces hall and trail (or
I*-.ivy cream t<» a super rtrh
drink)
Melt Hie chocolate In a heavy
tHittouird sauce p m set over very
low liru l. stirring constantly
with a rubber spitula to ensure
that llie chocolate dors not hum
Or. m rlt In Ihr top ol a double
tioilrr set over txirelv simmering
water
Add the hall and hall or rrr.un
and I real well with a wire whisk
until thoroughly blended, then
raise the heal tn medium high
and stir with Hie whisk until Imt
chn rn la lr is steaming
Four tnlo a warm m ug anil
serve at once Mokes I drtnk.
M O D E R N -D A Y L IO H T
H O T C H O C O LA TE
T h is light. lowLil hot chocolate
lias enough tiody amt bold choc
olate flavo r to satisfy even
d l r l i a r d hut c h o c o la te a llctonados used In making their
hot c h o c o la te w ith lots of
c holesterol laden cream
In m a n y ways, this Is a more
satisfying hot rhorolatc Hum the
l radii tonal rrclp- brcuuM- It Is
raster to drink and Just enjoy on
a cold (lay. It dersn't make the
cloying demands nf the rtehrr
version.
3 tahlcnpixm* powdered skim
milk
2 tablespoons line quality
cocoa powder
2 teaspoon* sugar
5 ounces trolling skim milk
C om bine (lie |x>wrlcrrd milk,
cocoa amt sugar Itt a large mug
Stir In Hie Imitlng skim milk to
make a smooth drink.
Deheal lor 30 seconds on high
In a m lrn w a v r avert. It you w ish
Serve ut once.
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THREE MEN & A BABY
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In many cases. It Is treatable
and your son may tie helped. I
suggest you contact the Health
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20013
I C I I 9 H 8 N E W S P A P E R EN
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D E A R R E A D E R : Autism Is a
m rn ia l disorder marked by
extreme withdrawal into fan
tasy. in conjunction with de
lusions. hallut illations and an
inability to relate to people
CITY
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D E A R D R . G O TTt My son Is
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we live In a lorrign country and
the rare isn't Hk’ greatest How
do we go about finding a good
renter (or turn in Hie Untied
Stales?
When you return to Ihr Untied
Slate* and obtain a |irdlatrlctan
for your son. Hit* doctor run
advise you about what resource*
are available tn your community
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IN THE CINCUIT COUNT
ON T N I SIO NTEENTN
JUDICIAL CINCUIT
IN AND NON SEMINOLE
COUNTY NLONIDA
Cat# toe N ISM C A M N
NCN.* NATIC 4*1 RAN Of
FLONIDA.
PtomhM
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JO H N H VAN SCMELTEMA.
E TA L
NOTICE OF
NONECLOSUNE SALE
NOTICE IS MENEEV GIVEN
purtuani N a Tate Judgment te
teretN aina datod Na. tuber IF.
I N L ate ante ad N Cate Na
M 1144 CA A* N al Ite Ctrctet
Caurl al tea E IG H TE E N TH
Judicial C it evil la a te tar
S E M IN O LE Caunty. FHrtda
wherein NCNN N A T IO N A L
NANA O f FLONIDA la tea
PtentiH ate JOHN K VAN
S C N I L T C M A . JA N E V A N
SCM ELTEM A are Aw Oaten
datea. I tell atel N
IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT.
IN AMO NON
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
F LON I DA
M IIN O N i m U I I F
RICHARD*
* HALES
FlRLJrG,
*1
CAROLM HALE 1.
Oatond*"*
NO TICE ON ACTION
TO C A N O LM MALES
lA M m lM iw t ii
YOU A N E M EN EN Y
N O TIFIED Mai • C i m ^ H to
i Iliad H i H l
U AI Block C. LAKE
KATHRYN NANK M l AOOI
Rial All Acted N l c r l M Al
'iginning Al A* IE
U I A U C Late
M AdNHrti a m
n Mat Bate 14.
Nat* 41. Public Racerat al
I n t e l C a te r . Flertde. n a I
w*g A t e ia n it e u N
• ME II mm E M M . mane* N
N A N « m n W M ft thane#S
I dag l l t e N t l f l lapamtal
tea. t e w bama hi La* i n
Mac* D. D N M ik te tlt Swvdy
af Levy Gran*. par record put
NW Bate I. Naaa t rublit
Racardt al Sammato County.
w m Free" Oaar te An Sam maw
Caunty Caurteauaa. Hi Santed.
F te rte d l l A m an An day
te December I ) W I N tew n
fte in *a>d Fmal Judgment
L O T jg SPHINGS LAND
IN C U N IT TWO ACCONOING
TO THE PLAT TH EN EO f AS
AECONDEO IN PLAT BOOK
14 PAGES IT. M AND l« O f
TH E PUBLIC BICOADS O f
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
F LOA IDA
AND
L O T I I . SAA IN G S L A N D
I MO UN IT TWO. ACCONOING
T O TM « PLAT TMBNfOP 41
BE CONOCO IN PLAT BOOK
14 PAGES IT. » AND J» O f
TH E PUBLIC NECONDS O f
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
f LOAIOA
P B O P E N TV ADOBE IS SJt
W O O O STEA O CO U N T
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WITNESS rn, hate ate An
teal al Hut Court an Ha lomdot
II. i*M
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MONOAABLC
O A V IO N BEAAIEN
C t e l at the C iftu<l Caw*
By Ja m E Jatawic
Oeput, Clerk
Puteitn Mae 71 JO ieta
D E K I N ____________________
Yaw tea raaatraA la i o n a
capy Al trail n r man A Hm i II
ar>r raw h#***
. naan GAN v
SIE G E L. E S O U IN E . !W0 S
H l| * a l| IT f t . Far* Nark.
Fteida. am. an te bate* tow
M Aay al January. ItM ana to
tea teaarlBMal te rtlb t Oar* al
an Plaintiff t Rite no, or Muna
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WITNESS my Kate ate taai
al HU* Caur* an Ite TtAi Aay al
ISEALI
C LE N K O f THE
CINCUIT COUNT
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLONIDA
By Water W Crtlim
Deputy Clark
Pubiith Ma* » Dae T. 14. »l
•«M
O tK : m
IN T N I IM N T E E N T N
JUDICIAL CINCUIT COUNT,
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLONIDA
CASE NO V I4T*CA*I
CAN MAN. INC 1*41
IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT
FON SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLONIDA
PNOBAIE DIVISION
FUe Number M tig CP
IH A E THE ESTATE Of
LaAOYC TOWNS
Dacaatad
NOTICE O f
AOM INIITNATION
The admlniflralien al Itw
ateaw te LeAOY C TOWNS
d a c a a ta d . f l i t N u m b e r
M t n CP it gatemg m the
C trcalt Caurl ler Saminalt
C a u n ty . F ia t ,da P rebala
D r> tan the ad*eft at utuch It
►n Covet, Cavrthauta
Part A rerun Santed
» nr da n m The name* ate
w a t t u t at the pertane! repre
ien*a* re ete al An per K y i
'e » .r m * t * ,e I attenay a»a
WOdLO INTERNATIONAL
SALES. L T D ate JON
BROUWER.
NOTICE ON ACTION
CONSTNUCYIVE SSNVICE
TO WONLO
IN T IA N A T IO N A l s a l e s
LTD
JrWMO Mama > < m a k r u
N4
N w n . ia l < m M 4
JON BROUWER
Ite IOC Maun
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TOU ABE NCT '* !f S tea* aactwn t e jam ate* ' n mu'
Mad agamtt ru . w-d r»u art
'toured * m a i -sa, te ran
written t e u w * any w •an
Pluint.tr a A Mama , • • tu
nama ate n * ng w a i n a aat
•Far IN belgw an a* t i ' a n
January 1 m
ate * a “ a
ong*"*l w m me C a n te tout
Caurl a*mar la l u t m m i «gan
Plamf.lf a attorney ar > n a w
alaly Hnraaltar g iiu a it a
Dtlauii eilt be E ntered egemtt
reu lor me ratal demanded *
**wCompiemi
Dated al Santed Vemmow
Caunty Fteida m.t 71 na, al
No. ember 'tat
ISEALI
DAVIDBEAMIEN
Clerk Cl Court
Br CacaltaV flern
Deputy Curt
Attorney te Atamt.tl
HOflEBT M MOV HIS E so- '*
P « l Otl.ta Drawer V
Santed Fteida imioao*
Traphona tot J7J MSO
Pubtolh Hoy JO Dec I, 14, II
ItM
Of r jut
Ail .nteetied perton, are
ramnred M bw with Aut Court
W ITHIN t h r e e MONTHS OF
t h e f ir s t p u b l ic a t io n o f
T h i s NOTICE III all daunt
egemti me atteto ete III an,
ebiacfien b , an intarattad
pe' ten te ehwm net ice wet
matWd Ate! tha tenget An *#i<d
it, o* An will An auatilicaiwnt
a* tew Perton*! Re*etrMatirev
ranv* * tu'rtd'ttion #1 An
court
ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC
TiONS HOT SO FILED WILL
RE lO R f v f R B A R R f D
Pubtua'ien * th,» Hal t* hat
begun an Hey 11 IN*
Perwmei Reprttante''**
NANCY MICHELLE TOWNS
too Wood Hat law Road
DeBer, F l J i m
A i'or n e ,te
Pe* tonal RapreteMatir*
JA M ESA BARKS
IIIOW I AtlSireat Suit* ft
Pott OH.<» Bo* ISAC
Santed FL TJ77I ISM
(ton HI Im
Pubiith He* I I K )H t
OEK 701
CELEBRITY CIPHER
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NOTICE OP SALE
PURSUANT TO CM APTIN 41
NOTICE I I HEN EEY GIVEN
pwtuart la an (tear * Fmal
Judgment al FaroeWatue doled
IT. IWL antead W
Caaa Na B 7 M M C A M C al An
CtrtuA Court al Ma f *ghto#nth
Judicial Circuit in ate tar
Seminal# County. Florida,
uherain C O M M O N W EA LTH
M ONTGAGC CONPOAATtOH
OF AM ENICA. tut letter by
m e rg e r n llb COM
M P N W E A L T H M OR TGAGE
C O RPO R ATION t'k/a GEN
ERAL ELECTR IC MORTGAGE
CORPORATION it Pn Ptamtifl
and JOHN W CLICK. JR . an
tuunarriad gartan. #1 a t. tea
An DoNteanti. I g M M h R l
ptatl ate bate bidder te catet
Ma watt Front Da* al Aw
l am maw Ce*Ay Caurthauea m
la n ia rd . Flarlda. al I I M
a <lack a m . an ate 77te day al
* l t d Order * Fatal Jirtg
ment. ta ntt
La* 1M. STOCK BA IDGE .
U N IT TWO ace*ding la Aw
plat Awtaal at recorded at Plat
Boat |«. Pago MR*. Pubi.c
Racardt * Sant won Caunty.
f Mr Ida
D ATED al Santed. Sammale
County Florida. Put W day al
(Circuit Caurl Sate I
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at CM L C H td l Caurl
I g : Jana I Jatantc
At Deputy Clark
PuMNN Mae JJ » >wa
D EK I I I
^ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT?*
M A U D FON
. SEMINOLE COUNTY
FLONIDA
CASE NO M IStoC Aat P
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NOTICE OF
F O N B C L O tU E l SALE
N O TK B H hereby ft ran that
Aw tetderttgned OarW N B *
'tan Clark * An C ruet Court *
Sam maw Court l, Fteida. util
an An 71 day al Decernbar ItM
at It « o’clock a m at An Weti
Front dear al the Stmmete
Count, Caurthavta Santed
F te ida otte te taw ate * tl at
public outcry M Ma htgnatl ate
batl k tear I * cam an l*Wn
mg aatcrMad praairt, t"ve>t m
Semin*e County, Fteida
L * I ate An E n * Lai I.
Black 1. BEL AIR. accardmg la
Plat Boot j. Peg* 7» Public
Racardt rt Sammoto Count,
F nr We
pur went w the Fmal Judgment
antead m a caw gatemg m U 4
Court An *t,W rt which w
md ce<ed abere
WITNESS m , hate ate rt
f ete taai al te<d Court Aut II
ISEALI
DandN Barren
c ler k or th e
CIRCUIT COURT
By Jan* E Jataww
Deputy CWrt
Pubi.th Her 7J J# it*
OEK l i t
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Ho*tea it h**ab, giren that a
Pubi.c H e* mg will be held by
the Pienmng and Tanmg Cam
mittum Hi the CA, Cemmitttei
Chwmbert Clip Men Santed
Fte.de el T OS PM on D*
camber IS Itat W iormdrr An
tew n mg chenga ate amend
menI ta the Toning Ordmenre al
An Ci*y al Santed Sent.now
Count, Florida
Reien.ng A am RMOl Mu'll
gW Famii, Hetidentte Oneii.ng
DitAicl. OtlKaawl Inttiiutwnal
To Ate al GC I. General
Comtmrcte Ditto f t
legal Dettupiwn Eetl *t
BLK | I k » TOWN OF SAN
FOND AS RECORDED IN THE
PUBLIC
RECORDS
OF
SEMINOLE
COUNTY.
F l o r id a
plat
book
i
PAGE II*
Be.ng more generally dr
tenbed at IKB Wett F u tl
Si**»l
The planned ute ot Aut
peeped, u t e retail taWt
The Planning A Tonm# Cam
m.ttrcm will tubmit a recam
mendaiwn to An Cit, Cam
mittwn in tar* el or egemtt.
the reguetled change or
amendment The Clip Com
mittwn will held a Public
Hearing m the Cawnittion
Room in C ll, Hall. Santed
Fteida e tTO O P M an January
* let* to contutor taid recorn
metealwn
All pediet m inteetl and
<itireni than hart an eppodvmi
I , lobe heard at va d hearing*
B , Ordr* #1 Aw Planning and
Ton.ng Cornmitiwn o* th* CHy
ot Santed Florida Ihit No.
ember 7R i**a
B'enl Catti Chairman
City al Sanl*d Plarmmg
and Toning Cornmitiwn
AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC 11
a perton decide* to appeal a
decnWn made with retpecl Id
on, matter centxtored al th*
abort mealing* * hearing* he
may need a yerbatim record ol
th* pioctedmgv including lh*
tectimony ate evHtonc*. which
•rc * d it not prundrd by the
Ctlyol Santed IF S 7*4 01011
Pubiith Itotember M A O *
cembe* I ItM
DEK 1*1
_______ i -
U N IT E D STATES D ISTR IC T
CO U N T M IOOLE D IS TR IC T
O F F L O R ID A O N L A N O O
D IV IS IO N C m
Na
• ■ -I t t - C I f O r M * U N I T E D
STATES OF AMERICA. Flaw
I. at JULIUS W E N D E L L
LAW SON , N IV IN IA ■
LAWSON. •« al. Ot totetat*
AM B NOE 0 O R D E R OF
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
Thtt taut* It baton* Aw Caurl an
PlaHtt.lt t 4m#te»d Metlan te
Order *1 Service by PuMtcaHan
Th* Court hat bean adylted by
Ptenlill that Awr* wot intulfi
riant lima tor Aw rwaypaprr to
pubiith taW Ode* * w r M Aw
dettgnatod retenabto dale II
appeari that Aut action hat
been brought I* Aw antec*
man! * a Iwn agamtl raat
property Utoatod In Semutaw
Count, within Ma Mtddto D t
A let al F Mr ida ate dttcribed at
taiiawt Lai t at T h o m a s
S E C O N D A D O IT IO N TO
M IDW AY, accwdmg *o g'al
thereat at rec*dM Hi P lat
Boot II. Pag* ft * Aw Public
Bacardi *1 Sammato Count,
Fteida ate it tether
mg that Defendant Nev"»a S
Lawton conn* be tarrgd wilhm
aw Stato * Fteida that it it
not practicable to ***** her
per tone't, te th# whoraabau't
or retldmc* at ta d Be lendan'
ar* lawnawn ate th*
uatedanty appeared harem it
It lh*r«l*r* O R D E R E D at
tetow* i Dt tote ant Nevuua B
Lawton that! tppaar in Aut
<*u*e ate gtoad to lh* cam
plan* bled harem an ar bate*
Dec It I**■ *r A* delay"
Marta* Aw Court than proceed
i* (ucw"»*t at a n cant* to m*
*■tent provided te by Sectwn
toil TttM 7t Uw.Md Stole.
Aw Stoto *« F Mr ida 1 Ttut
order be pubiithad m a nawtpa
gar at gtnara' cututotwn m
Samwato Count, Fteida npt
ch woe* te tn
It gnat M Aw
rateh data IwriinMai* drug
natad DONE AND OBOE RE O
at Cftotea Fte<d* Aut ItM
day al Octotw* ItM U N ITED
S TA TE S D IS TR IC T JU D G E
tt'P A T R K IA C FAW SETT
Pubiith N tn wbar J * 14. 11
J i b D t camber 7. IMF
OEK I
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF TH E EIN M TEEN TN
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIDA. IN ANO FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
O IN IR A L JU R IID IC TIO N
DIVISION
CASS NO M «« tb C A * tP
WEYERHAEUSER
MORTGAGE COMPANY
Ptomt'll
W§
APR YL L WILLIAMSON a* *1
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN
gurtuanl M * Fatal J u d g m en t *1
FaracMtur* datod N*.amber if
MdPMCAdbP. at Ma Ctonhl
Caurl *4 the E IG H T E E N T H
Jadlctol Circuit in ate t e
SEMINOLE Count, F te id a
wherein W E Y E R H A E U S E R
M O R TG A G E C O M P A N Y it
P la ia ttf l and A P R r L L
WILLIAMSON e< at a»e Deton
dent* i win tab I* Aw lughett
ate batl bidder te cath *• m*
w a il F ro n t O a a r *1 lh *
SEMINOLE Count, Ceurtfou**
hi Santed Ftetda
at li do
aewet A M an m* 17 day *i
December. ttW Aw tewwmg
detertbad gragafty at tel MrM
mtacdF Inal Judgment to all
L*i J4 THE HIGHLANDS
SECTION ONE at recardte m
Plat Baa* t« Page* *1 ate t* *•
the Public Record! of Samiobto
Count, Fiend* end alto a
portion pf Traci
A mar#
p a r llc u t o 'l, de te n be d at
tetowt Ftem fha Northaatt
earner *4 Le* M rim N IM 1 cl
W atong nw NarAwattei, Ime
*r L*f N. a dittonc* *« fj »
Nwf Menc* S 41*1111 E a
dttlanc* e« 7* 71 Na* M*nc* l
m t a l l a d'tlanc* el it 41
leaf Mane* S M*7J a* W a
dttlanc* *f M M leaf to Aw Po nt
DATED Aut l« day *« Nay
DAVIDN BERRIEN
At CArt at taid Court
By JarwE Jatewu
At Oeput, Ca t *
Pubi.tr. Nev 1J M ItM
OEK IN
U N IT E 0 STATES O ISTBICT
COURT M IDDLE D IS TR IC T
O F F L O R ID A O R L A N D O
O I V I S I O N C a t * N*
I I H I Cl* O rl I I U N I T E D
STATESO F AMERICA. PtoHt
ItH ,t B E TTV DANIELS #1
*1 . Dttondanti ORDER O f
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
Th>t caul* cam* to be heard
upon Pla.nt.lt I Mo* an te O*
der tl Servlet b, Publication
ate it appearing Mai Mit action
hat bean brought te M» an
tec amenI *1 a lAn agamtt real
property iHuatod in SeminaA
Count, wlMM Aw Middw O't
If Kt *t f tor da ate date f .bed at
tottowt Lett »
II ate 17
Wdthlnglan P a r t, C lly al
Ottada. according f* plat
thertof at recorded tn Plat Boot
L Pag* »J. Pubt.t Record! ol
SemmoA County, florid* ate II
further appearing that Oaten
dan! M ar.lit McCAnnon cannot
be leered wiMin th* Stoto ol
f tor>da that It it not practice
bA to terra him pertonaM, te
th* •hereabout! or revdtnce at
taid Detondani ar* uetnoen
ate ha hat net votuntarily ep
peered herein It it *h*r*tet
ORDERED at teton* I D*
lendam Marnn McCAnnon tha<i
appear H* but caut* ate ptoed
M ttw compto.nl tiled harem an
ar bate* December it. not. ar
In default tfwraot, Aw Court
lhall proceed to |udgm*nt in thlt
COut* to Mo ertenl prondtd te
by SoctAn 14*1 Title 7* Unit**
Stole* Cod* at it taid Oeton
dant hod been tarred with
praceti within th* Sldla *1
Flarld* 1 T h it order be
pub" trwd M a newtpapar at
general circulation in SemmoA
County, fteida. nat At* than
one* each wee* te t " centecu
Ilea waabt prMr M ttw return
data herein above dettgnatod
DONE ANO O R D ER ED 4t Or
Undo. Florida thit lit day ol
N t r i m d r . ItM
U N IT E D
STATES DISTRICT JUDGE t
G KENOALL SHARP
Pubiith November It 7J J#
December 1. If A H l*M
DEK IQ*
IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT
OF TME H IM
JUOICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
CASE NO M ItM C A M P
OENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CENTRUST SAVINGS BANK
FKADAOE FED ERAL
SAVINGS ANO LOAN
ASSOCIATION OP MIAMI
PLAIN TIFF.
rt
Ch a r i f s a EUCHRING as
T R U S TE E C H A R lE S A
•UEHRING INDIVIDUALLY
ALTAM ONTE HEIGHTS
CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA
TION INC STEVEN RAN
D ALI MOORE ANOGLADYS
M MOORE MIS A lt C
DEFENDANT I SI
NOTICE OF U L C
NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN
purtuani t* an Odb* *1 Fmal
Judgment af Ferecwtur* datod
Navembar It l«M entered m
C tun Cat* N* M |*J» CA ** p *r
Me Circuit Caurl *1 ttw EIGH
T E E N T h Judwtat Chcu ‘1 M ate
te SEMINOLE Caunfy Fte toe
eh*r*m CENTR UST tAVINGS
BANK fK A DADE FEO C R A l
S A V IN G S A N O L O A N
A S S O C IA TIO N OF M IAM I
PtomtiH an* CH A R LES A
EUCHRING AS TRUSTEE are
*t**teanl!t!. I will tell to Me
hignett ate batl h M r te cam
AT THE WEST FRONT OOO*
Of THE SEMINOLE COUNTV
C O U R TH O U S E
S AN FO RD
f LORlOA at It M AM D*
comber 1* IN* M
dttcribed proper*, *1 te* tern
M taidf mat Judgment l* wit
U N IT I M F
ALTAM ONTE
HEIGHT* A CONDOMINIUM
AND AN U M G IV IO TO t*7*>
INTEREST IN THE COMMON
E LE M E N TS APPURTENANT
TH E R E TO IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DECLARATION Of
CONDOMINIUM f I l f D FEB
RUARV 14 let* IN O FFIC IA L
RECORDS ROOK i]** PAGE
IM4 PUBLIC RECORDS OF
SE M I N O l ( C O U N T Y
FLORIDA
D A T E O at S A N T O R O
F tor too tint i* da, af No*
D AVIDN BERRIEN
cler k of th e
CIRCUIT COURT
SEMINOLE Caunty Ftortoa
By JarwE Jetewtc
Deputy Cert
Pubiith Nor JJ JO ItW
OEK we
IN TME C IR C U IT COURT
IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASE NO R R H CAP* P
SUN RANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Ptomtito
et
NICHOLAS, R U IO III
KATH LEEN R tf JO hit ail*
et al
NOTICE OF ACTION
CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE
- PNOP E N TY
TO K A TH LEE N R IJIO
441 Peat* wind Or tea
Attamant* Spring* F l 71J.4
(O U ARE N O TIFIED that an
at ten to tear toe* a wwrtjag*
<w th* tetowtng properly m
Semmat*Caunty Florida
l at 744. Spring Oat* Un.t a
according to tow plat the*re* at
retarded m P1#l boot U Pag*
*1 A *4 Public Meter*I of
Semute* Cosily F wrtoa
hat bean tiled age.nyt
end
yaw ar* regu.'ed to tar •* a tear
at rout written detente* it any
to It an Dand G sneuft o*
la tte A Hatty Ptorntittt at
ten#,* where etteett it IS
Nenh Orange Ayemre Suit* *00
Pott OH.c* Bee ittr Onando
F ior.de 17*01 7MJ an or twteo
Dec 1*
H i end til# the
erg.na* with th* Clark af m.t
Court a.iher bate* terr'Ct on
Plaintiff t attene, ar unmed*
at*i, m*raafto« other eit* #
default am te entered agamtt
you te th* ra***• demanded m
m* Campion" a* Petitwn
WITNESS m , hate ate tool
at ttw Court an tout I I da, a*
No. Itw
ISEALI
D AVIDN BERRIEN
C te t #t tow Circuit Court
B , Joan Brittont
At Dupyty Ctort
Pubiith No* JO Dec J If H.
i*M
DEK M0
IN THE CIB C U It COUNT.
IIG H T E E N IH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
C A S IN O H i l l l ( A H L
ELSIE F M EYERS
PIAWtlM.
LYNDA L ENGCLM ElEH
n t a LYNDA l HOLMES ate
BRA0LE Y D MOL V f S her
hutbate
Defendant!
NOTICE O f ACTION
TO LY N 0 A L
EN C ELM EIER
n t a L Y N O A L HOLMES
Aevdenc* ate adWett
unknown
R R A O IE V O HOLMES
Ret Menc * and addtett
unknown
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O TIFIFO mat an actwn to
teectota a morigag* upon the
loltowmg property •« Seminal*
Count, Fte>da lowlt
Lot IS Block A BRANTLEY
shores
f ir s t
a o o it io n
a"O'dm g to the plat thereot at
recorded In Plat Boo* * Pag#
tl, ol th Public Record! ot
StminowCount, Florida
hat been i.tod agamtt you and
you o'* regu.'ed to terr* a copy
ot rour written detent*! it an,
to II an MARK A KOTEEtt
ESDUIRE Piamtiff t attorney
wtiote addrett It JIM C la,
Avenue Suit* I t ! O'lateo
f loride JJM4 on or before
December JJ, H I and t'l# th#
orglnal with the Clerk at tout
Court either bate* ter nee an
PlamtiH t a’lorne, O' u n ite '
ato'y towraattor o'twrwit* a
default will be entered agamtt
,ou te tow '*<!*• demanded m
tow Compie.nl or Petitwn
WITNESS rn, hate ate tow
teal ol tout Court on ttw II da,
of November IW4
ISEALI
OAVIDN BERRIEN
Clerk ot tow Circuit Court
H, Cecelia V Etern
Oepwi, Clerk
Pubiith Nov JJ JO Dec J. If
IN*
DEK 701
IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT
O f T N E IIT M JUDICIAL
C IR C U IT OP FLORIDA.
IN ANO FOR
SEM INOLE COUNTY
CASE NO M 11*1
O EN ER A L JURISDICTION
DIVISION
S T A N O A R O f E O lR A L
S A V IN G S A N D LO A N
ASSOCIATION
Pl a i n t i f f .
e*
JE F F E R Y J LENNON ANO
LOUISE LENNON HIS WIFE
UNKNOWN T IN A N T IS I
O EFEN D AN TlSl
N O TICE O f ACTION
CONSTRUCTIVE
SERVICE P R O F IR T Y
TO J E F F E R Y J LENNON
AND LOUISE LENNON 141
SH A N N ON ROAD TEX A S
CREEK COLORADO 1111#
II lltmg unlading any in
known tgaut* *• ta d Dated
antitl il any hay* ramarrwd
and II dny or all *i taid
Detondani it l *,* deed H e r
'eager 1i re imtapwn harry de
y.teet grantaet attignaet
crad'te t iwrtet ate touttoat
ate a" tite r aartant fto'mmg
by through undo* ar agamtt
O* it nd antitl ate
th# al*r*manli*n*d named
Detondnatltl ate t»rh at ttw
Ote *ment, Oned unerwen Dt
lendant* and lu ch al Iha
ateemantiarwd unttewn Da
tendantt at may be tnlentt
tut |urtt
YOU ARE HE R EB Y
N O TIF IE D that an k i w i hat
beww commanced la teectota a
etng reel
»♦? tom*
!•tuatod rn SCMINOLE Cam",
fte id a mere perhcwtarl, de
tc» toed a* tui Wat
LOT I* AL AF AY A WOOOS
PHASE I U N IT B ACCORD
INC TO THE PLAT THEREOF
AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T
ROOK H PAGE S W THROUGH
M IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS
O F S T M IN O L E C O U N T Y
FLORIDA
mar* comment, known at MM
A B E L L C IR C L E O V IE D O
I LOR IDA 17*41
Tint actwn
i tar v* a capy at t a »
written Oetonte .1 an, ta if an
SHAPIRO A FISHMAN Al
teneyt whoa* lAdtktl It MS
North ■** Street Suit* Ml
Tamg* Ftetda IMS* M U anar
bate* Oar amber to !*M ate
l.t* tow anginal with tow C te t *1
tout Casa I otihar bate* tarru*
an Ptamiitt t altenry p m ew
d ate, thereafter (rewrote* #
dttamt will be antead agamtt
W ITNESS my hand ma taai at
tout Court an tn* Hh day af
November HW
ISEALI
OAVIO N BERRIEN
C ITcWtt and Caurtfy Caurft
R , K*By McClain
Deputy Ctet
Pubiith Has amber * to II A
PR ccaa ___
_
___
NO TICE O F SHERIFF'S SALE
NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN
that by etofu* at that cartarn
Writ *f f recutwn iteuad awt at
and under th* v a l af tow Count,
C a u 'i al Sammato Caunt,
Ftonda span a fmal i ■dgemenf
rangered m tow ateataid cauel
on tow Itth da, at October A D
HW m nt*i cartam cat* an
titled Barnett Recover, Cae
paratwn f k a Stoto WM* Cal
Wctwn Carp Pigmlin. vt Gail
0 Exit and 0 "w Ma* Etiit
Dr tote ani Which ateaaato Writ
#• Eeacufwn war dei'rarad ta
m* at Shanll *1 Semin*'#
Ceunt, Ftetoa and l have
tortod ugan tow tetowtng de
tcribed pregerte ewrwd by G*'l
D ftoit veto prepert, be.ng
totaled in Sammato Ceunt,
Fteida mar* particularly dr
tenbadat tetowt
1 i t ! I M a id * 1 dear
VIN /IB OIJtoB tSlaait Baing
ttead at Vented Pe nt A gad,
Santed FL
ate m* smdartgnad at SewnN
af Sam mote Count, FteWa
will at II W A M an th* JTte
da, at December A D HW
afte te tala and tell to tow
hghatt bidder, te cath tub.eeI
to an, and an (titling tout at
tow Freni IWatt) Door at tow
ttegt at th* Stm maW Caunt,
Courthout* m Santed FteWa
ttw above were,toed perwrsai
prapwt,
Th* taW taw it bamg made to
tatitf, ma termt at taid Writ at
E racutwn
Joem E Polk Shaft*
SammotaCauntyFteWa
Pubiith Na. M. Dec F 14 It.
HW
OEK 114 ________ __________
IM T N I CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE IITH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN ANO FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY
CASE NO M It t f C A F tP
G EN ER A L JURISDICTION
DIVISION
J I KISLAk MORTGAGE
SERVICE CORPORATION
p l a in t if f .
vi
GABE W 0E VRIES
OEFEND ANTlSl
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN
purtuani ta #" Order Of Fmal
Judgment of Forectotura datod
Nor ember It I M entered m
Civ" Cat* Na W T tH at tow
Circull Court ot tn* EIGH
TEFN TM Judicial Circuit Mate
te S EM IN O ie Count, FteWa
k k ir t lf J I K U LA K
MORTGAGE SERVICE COR
POR A T ION P la ln llll and
GABE W DEVRIES are del
rteantiti l will tall to tow
h.ghetl ate b*t> b odrr te cath.
AT TME WEST FRONT DOOR
OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY
C O U R T H O U S E . SANFORD
F L O R i DA a l 11 90 AM
January II HPt ttw toltowtng
deter.bed property at ta* tein
n taW F ma* Judgment, to wit
LOT IS BLOCK B SUNt AND
E S TA T E S . ACCORDING TO
t h e p l a t t h e r e o f as h e
COROE0 IN PLAT BOOK II.
PAGES M U OF THE PUBLIC
R E C O R D S OF S EM IN O LE
COUNTY FIO R I0 A
D A T E D *1 S A N F O R D .
Florida thit 11 da, at Nov
ember IN*
O AVIO N BERRIEN
C LE R K O F THE
CIRCUIT COURT
SEMINOLE Count,. FteWa
H , JarwE Jatawic
Deputy Clerk
Publish No. 11 10. I M
OEK 704
Logal Nollcat
LreaI Nollcat
IN TH E CIRCUIT C6URT
OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH
JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT
IH AMO E M SEMI HOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
Cat* No. W 1IM CA **
'trttiiiiin p
HOM ESTEAD SAVINGS. A
FED ERA L SAVINGS ANO
LOAN ASSOCIATION AND
C ITY FED ER A L SAVINGS
RANK.
PlamtiH.
vt
ALLEN SPENCER. E T A L
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN
purtuani tog Final Judgment ol
......................
IE.
N*
■I ISM CA f t gl lh* Circull
Court *1 tow E IG H T E E N T H
Judicial Circull In and ler
SEM IN O LE Caunfy. Fte W a
n ha r a in H O M E S T E A D
S A V IN G S
A FEDERAL
S A V IN G S A N D L O A N
A S S O C IA T IO N A N O C I T Y
FED ERA L SAVINGS RANK
to tow PlamtiH arid
A L IE N SPENCER
JANE s p e n c e r
L IN D A M ALONGE
JOHN ALONGE
ar* tow Defendant!. I mil ta" to
tow htghatf and batl bidder te
cath at lh* Watt Frant Dear *1
Sammato Caunt, Caurt
twut* m Santed FteWa at
II M a m mi the day e> Da
camber It. HW th* teteemg
"Wad property
MtaWFmaJ Ju
L O T I I OR E E N W O O D
LAKES. UN IT A TOGETHER
W ITH (H E NORTH ER LY I R
IA S M E A S U R E D A L O N G
HER ON BAY C IRCi E l OF
THE EASTER LY M IS OF LOT
I t F N n i f V S T i f F
S O U T H E R L Y | I t - IA S
M E A S U R E D A lO N O TH E
W ESTERLY BOUNDARY OF
S A 10 L O T I I I O F T H E
W ESTER LY f* M OF SAID
LOT t l ACCORDING TO THE
P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE
IN I H f CIRCUIT COURT
OF TH E I I G H T I f N TH *
JU O IC U L CIRCUIT
IN AHDFOR
IIM IN O L E COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASE NO W MIS CA ** P
Ham* Saetngt #y AmgricA. P A *
PlamliH
et
.
I KeiRi Turner, a turgw man
Laga Vltla Ta
tton. In* and Jana'JtFmOaa.
lieMm
tonantt M petettien,
I
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE M L I
NOTICE IS H I R I R V GIVEN
Mtal gurtuanl to a Final Judg
me* 1 at lerecleture dated
17.
M Cat* N* H M I S C A H F d
tow Circiel Court at tow EIGH
TEE N TH JiMHtei Circuit m ate
tor Sam mala Count, FteWa
whtraln. Ham* Saeingt at
AmarWA F A . Ptamlilt, and I
Kaitn Turner $ tmgle man
Vltla Taanhaut* Attar 1*
Han. let and Jana John (te
iMtittoui namat ragrttanting
pattettmn ar* the
I anil tail I* tow
highatt and b*«l kutter te cate
at tow W*t< toont dear at tow
web, ay tea Saminalt Caunty
C a v rth a u ta . in S e n fe 'd
Sammato Caunt,. F te We *t
II W a cte t A M an nw 77 dt,
at Dec amber ttw the te tawmg
r t , at tat tern
m taW Fatal Judgment to wit
Let IIS lA G O VISTA SUB
DIVISION ar cardmg te to. Plot
I m Ptol Baa*
M Paget a and u P t e r
■wearat al Sam maw Cateit,
Fteida
Teg*the. with all mt*c*it
ahich P e r
corded
in
plat
rook
ii
PAGES M *7 ANO M PUBLIC
R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O LE
c o u n t y . F l o r id a
E Q U IP M E N T IN VALUE
R E F R IG E R A T O R . R A N O E /
O V E N O lS P O S A L . 0 IS H
W A S H E R . F A N 'M O O O
MICROWAVE
PROPERTY AOORESS 771
HERON RAY CIRCLE LAKE
MARY. F LORlOA m a t
WITNESS my hand ate Iha
taai at thit Catet mi I
It. n w
ISEALI
HONORABLE
OAVIO N BERRIEN
C te t at tow Cbcalt Caurt
R , JarwE Jatawic
Oeguf, C tet
Pubiith No. tJ je ttw
DEK |pr
NOTICE OF
FICTITIO US NAME
toattca it harebr given that l
engiged M bvtewat af IN
It C ryito Lgt* Are . ____
Mary Sammato CawV, FteWa
wtdae ttw FkftotoM Name at
LAKE MARY AUTOMOTIVE
and mat •intend to 'agrtte taai
"am# oito. m* C te t *• tow
Ctrcinf Caurt. Saw malt Caunty.
FteWa In accardanr* term tow
P ra .it,ant al tow* Ftctmaut
N*rn* Slavtot T# Wit Sectwn
MS tt F teWa Sl**utat i*V
t RirhardO Jurtt
Pubi.th November t It JJ 4
N ttw
OEK IS
IN T H I CIRCUIT C O U R tT "
E IG H TE EN TH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AHDFOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
C A S IN O w m i C A a t p
C A U FO R N IA FEO E R A L
SAVINGS ANO LOAN
ASSOCIATION acaraaratwn
organ, ted ate ta tt ng undt' th*
lawt *> th* United Slant at
AmarHa
Pl«»<nlifV.
VlTlC i n v i s t m i n u •
F teWa General Partner th.#
OCCUPANTS #1 AAI Hamgtel
Cratl Ctofto rjts Hrritvee
FteWa 17'at OCCUPANTS*!
*41 HamgtonCratl Cirtto fJOl
Heathrow FteWa J77M
MELISSAC ARNOLD
ROGER E V E R E TT, and
VEN TURA MANAGEMENT
INC t t a SERVICE
U N LIM ITED
NOTICE OF ACTION
70 ROGER E V E R E TT ate
VEN TU R A M ANAGEM ENT
INC . d b a SERVICE U N lIM
I T E 0 . ANO A L L O TH E R S
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
YOU ARE NOT IF if Dthal an
action I# tear tote a mortgage
an tow tetowmg dew "bed pro
parly located in Seminal*
Caunty. FteW t
Camdamiruvm Unit A ta t THE
HAMPTONS OF HEATHROW I.
A CONDOMINIUM, after dmg
I* lh* Declaratlan at Can
dominium towraal at recarded
tn Ott'Cial Rererdt Boot Wtt
Pag* Obll el tow Public Records
*1 Seminal* Caunty. Fteida.
together nith an imdividad m
teett m tow Common E wmontt
appurtanant thartto
Candammium Unit A I al THE
HAMPTONS OF HEATHR O W ).
A CONDOMINIUM according
Id lh* Oeciaratien gl Can
dominium thereof at recorded
in Oto'C 1*1 Rererdt Book lets.
Pag* ODD. al tow Public Rererdt
ot SeminaW Count, Florid*,
together with an undivided m
teett m ttw Common Etomenti
appurtenant there1*
hat been tiled agamtt you ate
rOu ar* regu.'ed to tarv* r capy
al yovr written detontat If *n,
to it on Robert O Wilton ot
Green and Simment, P A ,
P lelnliH 't etlorntyt. what*
addrett il Pott cjn.ee Bo. U '«
IIS Nartowetl F lrtl Avenue.
Ocala Florida JJiro on or
bate* December II Hk* and
fiW "w anginal with towCWrk *1
thit Court aitowr bate* tervK*
on Plemtitt t attenay ar imnw
diatot, nwraaltor. atowrwit* a
datault will be entered egemtt
r*u te Itw relwl dtmandfi m
th* Complaint
WITNESS my hand and tow
taai t l tout Caurt on tout tow loth
da, af November IkM
ISEALI
OAVION BERRIEN
Clerk of tow Caurl
By Kell, McClain
Oeput* Clark
Publtte November 14 II. jg.
Dec 7. IkM
OEK l «
*7y and m and to tal ad
■otamyntk and nghtt *f aa,
aapurtenant towtaat and Ibl a"
buiidmgt ttouc tees impr*.*
m anlk. Ila tu r a t and * »
ptdtonancok new ar twraatte
placad th#r#*n mcludmg bw'
nat iimttod to an apparatuk ate
tgvtomant whether er rwi g*>,t
*ra", attiead to the land ar *n,
utad to prberte ar
H
t*tng*r*tl*n r r * " i
Nan. latmdry. drying ash
drapak and drapery ra d l
carpahng and hear cbearmg
awnmgt r*ngat aiarvt wate
twatet and attached cabmen
II bamg ml in a, a and agreed
•hai wch itowvk be ianchruve',
anwaa ta a* * " .*w w end w
be part rt th* real progwri, ana
let Ml wate and wate "ghtt
I whotow* a* nai apprwtonam
and there! *1 ttock pertaining la
kuch wate ar v a t r ligh’*
rt which after it taw
*nd Id* tow «*nit
mearea tttiwk ate prat**! rt a"
prepart,
DATED nut tl da. *1 Nar
David N Barrwn
C te t rt tow C kc wt Caurl
B , Jana I Jatawic
D*pv*, C te t
Pubiith Nw. 1 1 B 1ft*
Of K lit
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF T H I ISTH JUDICIAL
CIBCUIT OF FLORIDA
IN AN O FO R
SEMINOLE COUNTY
CASE NO M a m
GENERAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
F f Of RATED FINAHCI A l
CORPORATION
p l a in t if f
VI
a ARINA J KING AND
UNkNOWN SPOUSE IF
MARRIED CHRISTOPHER
BARTkOWIAK AND A S H lf V
M MORGAN. HIS W IFI
UNkNOWN T l NAN T I Si
OEFEN D AN TlSl
NOTICE OF ACTION
CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE
PROPERTY
TO KARINA J KING U7)
GOO0VEAR BLVO AKRON
OHIO At JOS
I! Iinng mciudmg *n, u*
known ipouta rt ta d Dtteid
anldl il an, hard remartwd
and II a n , a, all al taid
D* tender"'t > at* dead thee
'etpectir* unknown hawt. dr
nteet. grantaat attignaat
cad ite t Itanort ate truttoet
ate a** ather per ion t claiming
b, Ihrough u"de» a* agamtt
ttw named Oatondanilti ate
tow ateamanfwnod named Del
endantlkt an* turn ot the
pier*mentioned unknown D*
tendantt and tuch al Iht
ateamanlwnad unknown De
Nteonli at m a, be mlanit
.wampatantt or otharwita net
tul |Wit
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O TIFIED the* an actwn hat
bean ism men, *d ie teectot* a
mortgage on th* telewing real
prepert,. lying and bamg ate
ttluatod m SEMINOLE Count,
Fterta mor* particular!, dr
tc'ibadatteiowt
l o t is. b l o c k i . m a p o f
S A M U E L A R O B IN S O N S
SUBDIVISION OF BLOCK I 7
I and I, OF S A M U E L A
ROBINSONS AO O ITIO N TO
O V IE D O . A C C O R D IN G TO
THE P L A » TH E R E O F AS
RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK I
PAGE S OF THE PUBLIC
R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O LE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
mora tommnnl, known at 47k
NORTH CENTRAL AVENUF
OVIEDO. FLORIDA J7M4
Thit action hat been filed
agptnti you ate ,ou are re
quired to torve a copT ol ,ouf
written detent*. If any, to it on
SHAPIRO 4 FISHM AN Al
teneyt whet* addrett H ISO
North Rao Stoaet. Sulla » )
Tampa. Florida UtCf 'Oil on or
bate# December 70. IkM ate
tile ttw original with tow Clerk at
toil! Court either bete* ter tire
on Plaintiff 1 attornay er imm*
dial* 1, towraallet. ether wire a
default will be entered agamtt
,*u te tow rtiwt demanded in
•heComplaint
WITNESS my hand and taai
rt tout Caurl an tow iftoi day rt
Htrambtr. IkM
ISEALI
OAVION BERRIEN
Circull and County Court!
By Ktlly McClain
Dapul, C tet
Pubiith November It. >J JO
Dec 7. IkM
DEK IM
�Sanford Haraid. Sanford. Florida — W adnaaday. N o»am bar 30, 19M — 1 1 6
f
71- H elp W illed
17—Cemetery
41—Money to Lend
..
CUimiTPlOTS
,
1 avail m Oailawn Camato,,
Gar dan aT ClKlUirt WOton
III I d D a llr ,F M
S IC U R IT T FIRST
FINANCIAL CORF
It! A Tad Marta*an
lo -R t to ti
M ttttT
M—Lost 4 Found
71- Help Rented
TOYPOMCRANEAN
I* y r t a id' r e q u i r e s
M IO IC A TIO N t Matin* Horn
K i t SI a Marlwall *«•
b iw a r o i
c a u m irti
ACCOUNT/IOORREEPER
Fall (h*rg* thru P A L
Computor t i p m a n r nartt
t#r »
Part tun*
Carl TMn t u u m
35—Special Notices
BELLRINGERS!
BECOMEANOTUT
C a ra a a lr a man** la r
Cnritimat
t l td par to .
40 tot m I t r r n o t M H
APP<»
toS dr 7tm *I Laniard
Far OaUi't I HD 41} *11*
F land* Natar, Attar latow
37-N ursery 4
Cnild Care
M O T N ia OF ONE aim a n n u l
T IC to |i«t Da* tar* mi m*
M ddm tat* Mom# Man thru
, F n Can m > 4 il alto* aprtt
RELIABLE CHILD C A t f to,
tana Santo*# ar*a Maa*t
T IC . Aa n I I Bog ponding
Cat* no Hit
45—Arts 4 Crofts
REEDEOSSS
A D O TO TO U R IN C O M I
S IL L AVON MORMII
» > taat
a*
W d lti
APPLICATORS
la m t * | l | t o Mwtl aniff
—or,mg outdoor, lu ll Pan
Twna HIRING TOOAV* Call
(A M to** to
C l l U t T ill
APPOINTM f NT I t T T C R t
Pari lima daft or aItninft tar
trwtt ravtot or baton toedi
Non LmaaartOnlf
Aw,
to I W llth ll Laniard
ASSOCIATES
REAL ESTATE
C H IL D R E N S ARTWORK
_________ Call Ml It to_________
5 5 - B u s in e s s
O p p o r tu n it ie s
aewiayeation!
not, a d .r.'t.n g baaulilwl
on.cat tall mi l a t. Mar,
Laniard langaaad Daitona
Oobar, Tuition baa I* on,mg
tcKaai a«aiiab>a lar mat#
w r l t o a nan cr a n llama
i and.tw it appr,i Can tor m
formation Laa Albright
1177 1*70 Lantordi ar Bam
Hemeae, m i t m L M a r,I
Patonl «#»lx *•■*"« m p it
i t u Should da m«la<tod mi
u n i "aw ha—— ' at I 'at
dodut'tfcie »na,lm*r»l Can
n tl i f to IIM . ■• * . Ha
i an •atwng t o M i t IfO I at
araart Taw daiiaar and «a
•wto atfMatimaiaif > tot to
intlailatian Can 4RF a*1 **1/
tot too# brat hur* and dot*",
F .k e rg lo t, Unigua tub
co a l,act apparlunil, No
p >a •i d • n a a Id c a lit n
m i H N I m t I Vauprandt
a,p Hart A emnp VutliM M
tatoranrat 4 bardibH
Can
Rdwd> at Vattp Tp»
P I to**
AUTO PARTS SALE5
Ova to mtrtato * bwtmatt
aa art loo»-ng tor a ton goad
a •penanced auto parft paapt#
F uTi lamptu, benelilt Appi,
I K OUT M O T C AM S
Part, C>r, Auto L torat
7too L F ranch Am .
Hava Taw Laid
P-sg—«*, and Taaan
Ba<, A Mortgage*
Lari l| For CatA'
L e g a l N o tic e s
IN TNR CIRCUIT COURT.
IIO M T R IN T N JO O IC ia i
CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
L I M I N O il COUNTV.
FLORIDA
CALIt ORNIA T ! 01 AA l
LAVINGL AND LOAN
AVtOCIAIlOH atarparaoan
er aeni #ed and at Nfmi* wndar me
loot ar me United >»**•, d
Anna
PlOMMltl
w%
NONAlD JOHNSON and X N N
DOC and JA N ! DOC
io c c u p a n t ii
Dotondont,
N O TlC t OF ACTION
TO RONALO JOHNLON
AND A c t OTHCRL dlHOM IT
M AT CONCCRN
TOO ARC NOTlFICD mol an
Mtian to toretteae a mortgag*
an me tan— inf t a a iO t t pra
partf lataiad la Laminala
Cewntf Florida
le t It l tarclar dtoadt T h -d
Addi'ian a«a>dmg to m# p*ai
maraor at larardad Mi Plal
Boot II Papa t l PviWir Ro
cerdt al laminai# Count,
Florida
Hat boon liiad N t ' r i | raw and
TOw ara laamrad to tarua a to*,
a* rawr weitto" dttontn it an,
to it an Roban 0 dMtan al
Groan and Limmant P A
Piam lilt t allam aft anota
addratt H Potl O*t (0 Bat III#
l i t Narttiaail Firtl Auanwa
Otala Florida IH N . an or
batora D n m la i 17 'to* and
Ilia ma 0*19— 1 aim me Clara or
•tut Court aimar batora taruua
an Plaintiff t altornar ar i n t o
d-atoi? maraaltor amaraita a
dbtawri aill ba antarad aga— i
f«w tor ma I alia! demo— ed m
ma Amandad Campltml
WITNESS m , hand and ma
taai at ma Court an ma mo urn
do, at Novatober Off
ISCALI
DAVIDN BIRR ICN
Ctort bl to Court
B , KaUfMtCiam
Doput, Clart
Putoltti Naratobar 14 I ) M
Dor F. IN*
OCK 1*7
ttOTICC OF
FORKCLOtUBCLALC
a r c l ir h o f
CIRCUIT COURT
NoI k * it harob, *l**n mat ma
undartfnad DAVID N BfM
RICN Car* at Claud Court ol
LammoH Count, Florida arltl.
an ma 71 da, al Darambar. ltd*
*t tl (0 a dart A M . al ma
adtt front door
H I N Part
Auanwa Lamnai* Count, mi too
C lt, ol Untord Florida ettor
tor tala and tall al pvtoK oultr,
to ma tofMati and batl toddar
tor catA ma totto-mg drtrnbad
propart, tl twotad Mi lammoto
Count,. Florida, to ail
Lai III. OANBURV
M IL L L U N IT THRCC A »<
cord.'* to ma Put mortal at
rarerdad ut Plat Boot It. Papa*
ID and II. el rna Public Racordt
al Latoinala Count,. Florida
a/k/a t t l M a id ," C o u rt.
I on*wood Florida IJMO
purtuanl to ma Imal daerta al
toraclotwra antarad in a rate
ponding Ml tad Court, ma tl,la
pi attic h It
LOCHAVCNFCOCMAt
LAVINGL AND LOAN
ALLOCUTION
Plalnlift.
Tb
MYDIA LOPEZ, d ia l.
and ma doctal numbar at ntikh
I* a r n t i r C a t # N a
a im C A P F
WITNC1S m , hand and ma
anteiai tool a* tad Court ma it
da, a* Navambar. ltd*
ISCALI
DAVIDN BCRRICN.
Clart al ma Cvcwil Cau»l
ol Lamlnola Count,. F lor da
B , JanaC •— ‘t
Dapwf, Clarb
PubUth Na, Tl. » l to*
OCK III
FI
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Matur, dr*,ndi*n tiller tor
71 Art par ab tonn tmaaa»
Ralarancat rogu'tod'
Can m m
BA R TIN D C R Ctp
AptUr Ml par tan toon Wad
> tPM Deltona ton OaHana
e ra d .R »ttf«a rO artona
• l OCA MASONS HEEDED
r ■par one ad'
Depend Nid i
Call 17) TVt
BUS PCRSON Caning tn.fr
Appi, M par tan T vat Lot
1 tPM. Daitona Inn Ototona
Bird f l i t l taiOaOana
CARPENTERS/HEIPERS
Own trampar'aidn r*gu-*d
*
•LHbdr dart'
CdRpra* 77 IRF**
CAtM IIR Cantananco Haro
I* t* "r tat'art Free— dx*i
mtwanca pad
aac"
a manmt Appi,
707 N l a v , ' A . , Union,
—
CHILD CABE PART TIME
teacher t a<de t ■
7PM
Mon F n » ) •» hr la tier•
Appi, Gmgarbraad Haute
7tN 7 *m A *e Untord r i
C«A ME£0(0'
Part i ma to, ate tutor ,a
t i , ament cam m w alf, in
Langaaad 111# LR rl*
langaaad FI
H I **«
CNA-S Fan tune Appi,
Mdawrea Haaltbcara Ceater
i n lie*
ro t
m
COMMURITY COORDINATOR
Int I ttudant erganiiatien
treat part l.nta mdindualt to
high uhaal eachange tlw
dmtt F m pad an compia
•«an al atug— ant
Can Bab
Ml ta, MOIatHrlpto
CONIT RUCTION O R IV IR
to
U hr* Terrific ca naadt r*u
an ma rautol All local da
Iliar a t mi tampan, Nutt I
Hiring neal AAA
Cmptorawaf________ m tl»»
COOKS
NAJTERS/M AITKSSES
Needed tor Wattle HeuW He
aap "Mattar, Banafilt In
cludt Vaca’an Inturanca A
Chid Carr Attalence Appi,
(AM >PM r'*0 Writ LR re
Santord
C O t'M 'F / H iV
mat wilt itwif Ct'abotnad
cempan, Flot.bi* haurt
Groat Future'
Call IF* 1(7*
(ab__________
Mwtl I are toeH ana Montaur
ration t ,aart arpanonca
mpwtrad ..
Cad B l R t l
OOVCRNM INT TORI I'ltHO
*o»tt 7N par ,r Naa hitMtg
Can i (Dtadt to n Cat a i m
tor C urrant tederaflal_______
pranawt I.canto not regw'ad
W.n Nam RatMaat aalcama
Phono endear facetter,I
Matimurn Ucurif,
IM I t l ll l Lotto I
__________ W R U
rtE i ruinoR
TOREAL ESTATE
IIURSI SCHOOL
a A Naa Career
a A Naa Regaining
Call Freaer tta
17 3 )70 0
K C T C ttl IN T H f LOUTH
ALTAMONTE
Norm hiring room fieeneri
AAA 4 PM Houimen AM 4
PM Front Dot* AM 4 PM
*4t1rrs»RS ond W tRfS AM 4
PM Apply m person 4)0
Doug'it A,e Allan*onIk
Spnngt. Fl
DC IK C L IC K • Full #r port
tins# Will from Apply »n
prfson Tuts ttsrwFri 2 )PM
DrlHno Inn Drilom Bled
g i ft l 4 of Otifpnp
171»t»4 an, t It*.
NOME HEALTH A JM
An iM it OuaiiabN C acatiant
pa, Hama haaim ado cerhti
ca«a pad Can tor Relent
M l DlCAL P I a iO N N IL POOL
JO IN O U R I I F A N D I N O
U L I S NCTW ORI M l lima
ar part time and ba mu' pan
haat CanlMl luttomert m me
Unlard area Wa bam Write
N R Dakar tan Prat
M TI PC O Rat H i tat
FI Mtortb. Ta N l«l
JOIN THE SANFORD
HERALD TEAMI
TELEM A M ETIR C P0SITKM
Mia" aarnmg t potential tor
g u d lllla d talam atk olln g
pntanra' Haurt ara I WPM
a aaPM w . a , , ■ > , r n a ,
U 'u rd a .t •« MAM I J0PM
Catotonttan aim guarantaad
*partto
The Untar* Haraid
M* Itarlb Fraaih Ara
Untar* Fla da
EAB0RER5HEIDEM
Ta hatp load wrap cantNut
tipn ma'anal Chaullaw' t
Inanw ramn'ad it M par Nr
__CanCatwdierr,«at ma
LADIES N E l f NAR TED
Da raw aaad tik e lath tor
OwittmaiF II h m mati , atod
A want to aart call I* hr
'Mar dad mat toga 111 >101
GENERAL HELP
fprn op •• H I hr He rep
nem tery H.emg today M
Los41 4»t4 Fwfl par* f>rn#
Ca * 4AM t> tPM l u m m i
EARN
$$$
AFTER SCHOOL!
f A lE R lO Y
The Laniard Haraid hat
opening, tor reum naatpapar
datirarwt at apartmani cam
pieiet Ideal tor ttudmit It*
•ng at apartmantt Haurt are
Monde, thru Frida, attar
naort and lunda, mariungt
Appiicantt thoutd appi, in
par ton
(•pwriantad mm adgtr and
wawd aator llarting talar,
>700a*
Ml *7111 rettingt
LAT0UT MAN WELDER
Mig tig *lic* Mutt be da
parwWbto and IS to 10 ,r t aid
{•penanced aim tlairt and
fitar la ,Out Good liar ling
aagat to, right parton F O'
tppa ntmant can___ 110 MM
LOT PERSON
RICOCO IMMEDIATELY!
O ETAILER . LOT M ICHANIC
APPLY IN PCRLON
PHIL BETTIS CAR CENTER
3701 ORLANDO DRIVE
SANTORO. FLORIDA
3 2 15 1(3
DRIVERS
R 'M C O N C R C TC TR UC K !
Cap prtlarrad Etc*H*n(
banalitt Appi, in par ton
Fla,Ida Muting a MalarUH
7IT* Caantr, Club Read Uatord
1114*11
_
E X f O SERVERS TRARTEO
a p p l t in p e r l o h
Mon thru Thur* . 1PM «PM
IMMEDIATE
OPENING
SANFORD HERALD
CIRCULATION DEFT
11ML. FRENCH A V I
LANFORD. FL
Ho Phone Call* PWaw
I bdrm . > bam Inc I bhndt (
calling font M il month ptvt
dapoTlt
I (** 7071 altar tPM
DID YOU KNOW, MO Been,
meneget a.rr a » rental pra
p e r l i e t in and e re w n d
Lom.noto Cdwnt, W* can 7— Ip
row il ,ou dec da to rani tor a
time batora , 0u bu, I
IF) JJM
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/Off I h i HOI ID* 15
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7 t - H e l p W a n te d
71-H elp Wanted
AP AP VPPSAPSl |
HOLIDAY ltf(hep> tepA'dif
A.r psg ap»4 I p« ap tedse 4 I
rrATfh fret rent1
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Homemade eatables are tasteful gifts
T u c k truffles Inlo ribboned
C h r i s t m a s gift b o x e s or
canisters, and watch chocoholic
friends and family members
dance around the Yule Iree when
they open fheir presents.
GUIs from the kitchen are a
loving and thoughtful way lo
share the spirit of giving during
the holidays, and the personal
effort la always appreciated.
Truffles are easy lo make, as Is
a n o t h e r chocolate d el i ght ,
black-and-white chocolate cook
ies. These goodies freexe well for
up lo six months, so get a head
atari and make your homemade
gills now to slorr In heavy-duty
frrcrrr bags until wrapping lime
arrives.
Pistachio brittla, popcorn and prallnas
Pistachio treats
sweet, healthy
Holiday Kilt*. party Idea*, fam
ily get-together* Nerd some
thing quick for that last minute
party or for lhai special person
on your list? 1-ct ihcac swrrt
l ovi ng recipes featuring
California pistachios express
your yuletlde spirit.
With the abundance of sweets
during the holidays It Is satis
fying to know Iht these special
lreals prepared with California
pistachios have an extra nutri
tional bonus loo
California pistachios are an
excellent source of essential
nutrients, fiber and protein.
What's more, pistachios are low
In s a t u r a t e d fat and are
cholesterol Iree.
CALIFORNIA PISTACHIO
*1
I cup sugar
VI cup light corn syrup
1 cup shelled natural
California pistachios
2 tablespoon* bultrr or marga
rtne
I teaspoon brandy nr vanilla
flavoring
LA teaspoon lurking soda
1 parkagr |6 ounces) rhor ntate
chips
Combine sugar and corn syrup
on 2 -quart mi crowave- safe
measuring cup Mtcrorrstk al
hlgb 4 minutes. Stir; micro*ook
al high an additional 4 minutes.
Stir In pistachios; mix In butter
and brandy flavoring Mlcrociwik
at high I minute longer remove
(rom microwave oven Silr In
b a k i n g soda
S p r e a d on
aluminium foil-covered cookie
street Sprinkle chocolate chips
over hoi rwndy and allow to
stand for 3 minutes Spread
melted chocolate over candy
with knife Refrigerate until firm
llreak Inlo pieces
Makes about I pound
•Recipe developed for 600 lo
700 wait microwave oven
PISTACHIO PRALINES
2 ru|M sugar
I cup each of tracked brown
sugar and half-and half
1 cup shelled, natural
California pistachios
C o m b in e sugars and
half-and-half In heavy 3-quarl
saucepan Cook over low heat
until sugar Is dissolved; stir
constantly. Hrlng lo boll over
medium-high heat Roll gently to
236*K or until a little mixture
forms a soft hall In cold wafer:
sttr often. Remove from heat.
Adil pistachios Stir Just until
nuls are mated and mixture
becomes lighter. Immediately
drop from a spoon onto buttered
cookie streets Into patties about
3-Inches In diameter If mixture
becomes loo stiff to drop, stir In
1 or 2 trasfroons hot water. Let
pralines stand until firm.
Makes 20 pralines
CALIFORNIA
PtSTACHIO POPCORN
2 quarts popped popcorn
H *up lailtri or margarine
v« i up packed brown sugar
L* cup light corn syrup
Lx lra*p*Min salt
2 trasp*Mins vanilla
teaspoon soda
I cup shelled natural
California pistachios
Keep popcorn warm In 250* F
oven while prc|taring mating
Melt butler In Large saucepan,
silr In sugar, rom syrup and
sail. Hrlng to boll; silr con
stantly. Red h i t heal lo medium;
hull submit stirring 5 minutes
Remove from heal; quickly stir
In vanilla and soda Place pop
corn In large, heatproof howl;
slowly pour syrup ovrr popcorn
whllr stirring Add pistachios,
mix t hor oughl y. Tu rn Into
grrasrd l5L*-by.lOU-by-H-Inrli
•taking pin. hukr at 250*F for I
boor, stirring every 15 minutes
Remove from oven; rail llrrak
Inlo serving slzr pieces. Slorr in
lightly ro vrtrd container Makes
2 quarts
Chicken is popular
holiday substitute
b lsrg r lM Assn.
T o d a y ’s clilckrn * are bred In
lie full breasted, and as a result,
nffcr many succulent slues of
while rnr.il. Allltough lurkey Is
Ihc No I choice for holiday
tables, a stuffed roaslrd chit ken
Is the favorite of many families,
and there Is plenty of meal for
everyone. Remember to save the
carcass and giblets lo make
rhlckcn soup Keep the parts
frozen In a freezrr Itug until
ready louse
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HOLIDAY ROAST CHICKEN
3 strips uncooked bacon, diced
I cup sllcrd mushrooms
1 medium onion, chopped
2 cups chopped fresh spinach Try chlckon for holidays.
or I 10 miner package (rozrll
s pi nach. I l i uwr d and well casionally. Remove from hcul.
Blend In crumbled bacon and
drained
spinach. parsley. celery, rice,
LA cup chopped parsley
cheese ami almonds. Stuff loose
LA cup mimed celery
2 eu|t* rooked rice (wild and ly Into chicken
Place chicken In a shallow
whllr or brown)
1LA cup* shrrddrd Jurlslicrg rousting (Mil. breast side up.
Truss closed. Season with suit
cheese
and pepper In taste, and dot with
LA cup sliced almonds
I masting chicken luboul H butler.
Roust al 325*F fur about 25
(Miundsl
mi n u t e s p e r pound, u n l l l
Salt and pepper
3 lablcapcKin* bullrr or rnnrgu- chlrkeu Is fully cooked and
golden Baste m-ruslonally with
rtne
In u large skillet, cook bacon. pan drippings. This kitchenIrslrd rec ipe makes H servings.
Bruin, crumble, and srl aside
Note: For u lurkey ol alwiul 18
In bacon drippings, xuutr
mushroom* and onion unlll on pound*, double smiling rrcl|ic
ion Is l ender, st i rri ng or- ami cook ns dlrrclrd above.
MOCHA MAOIC TRUFFLES
12 o unc es g o o d - q u a l i t y
semi-sweet chocolate
4 tablespoons unsallrd bultrr.
softened
LA cup roffce-llavored liqueur
nr strong black nffre
Unsweelcned cocoa powder
llrra k chocolate Inlo very
small pieces. Melt In a double
boiler ovrr barrly simmering
walrr. Transfer lo m ixing bowl,
heal In butler. Add liqueur,
healing all Ihr while lo keep
mixture creamy and smooth
Chill I -2 hours until firm
Roll between palms of hands
Inlo I-Inch balls Roll balls In
cocoa, shaking off eaceaa.
Equally d ivid e brtw rrn two
pint-site frecter lwg». remove
excess air and seal Frrezr up lo
alx months. Th is kllrhrn frsted
recipe makes ubmil 2 dotrn
truffles.
TOUCH-OF-ORANOE TR U F
FLES
12 o u n c r i g o o d - q u a l i t y
scml-swect chocolate
4 tablrs|Kxmw unwilled butler,
softened
LAcup orange Juice
Grated rind of I orange
Chopped nuts
Break chocolate Inlo very
small pieces Melt In a double
boiler over Imrrly simmering
water Transfer lo mixing bowl
and heal In bullrr. Add orange
Juke and orange rind. Chill 1-2
hours until firm
Roll let w ren palm* of liand*
Inlo I-Inch halls Roll Indflrs In
chopped nuls Equally divide
brlwrcn Iwo freezer bag*, re
move excess air and oral Freeze
up lo alx month* This kllchen-lrstrd recipe makes ahmil 2
dozen tmfffes
WHITE-CHOCOLATE TRUF
FLES
12 ounies guml quality white
chocolate
LAcup heavy whipping cream
4 tahiespcxHia imsalled butler
LA package (7 mimesl Baked
coconut, toasted (see note)
llrrak chocolate inlo very
small pieces ll.n r In mixing
howl.
In a small auucr|»an. combine
cream and b u llrr Ileal Just lo
trolling; Immediately pour direct
ly over chocolate pieces Heal by
m a rh ln r or by bund unt i l
smoothly blended. Chill 1-2
luiurs until Brut
Roll between (Mims o( hands
Into I-Inch Im IIs Roll lulls In
coconut Equally divide lielwrrn
two Iree/er tiogs: rrmovr excess
air and sr.il Frrrx r up to six
months This kllrhrn tested rccI|m* make* about 2 dozen truoL* r.
Note To I i m s I coconut. bsVr
tg slice'
on baking
sheet In 350*F oven
o 15 minute* stirring
lor s *x hi In lo
(glen, until golden brown
rrm o vr excess air and seal
Freeze up lo six month* This
kitchen I rsl rd r r r lp r makes
about 2 dozen tmfllr*
BLACK-AND-WHITE
CHOCOLATE CHUNK
COOKIES
2 1 ups Hour
Confect loners* sugar
llrrak r h o r o lu t r Inlo v e ry
small piece* I ' U r In rnlxlns,
I teaspoon baking soda
LA traspnon sail
I cup bullrr. anllrnrd
1 cup parked light brown
sugar
2 eggs
I cup shredded cot omit
(I ounces while chcw-olalr. cut
Inlo LA Inc h chunks
8 ounces arm! sweet rhoco
lair, rul Inlo LA-Inch chunks
I cup (iMrselv c hopped blan
cited almonds
Combine Hour, baking soda
and sail: srl aside
In a mixing tmwl. cream bullrr
and *ugar Ileal In egg* and
coconut Add Boor mixture: silr
until well mlxrd Silr In whllr
a n d dark ehcirotate and
almond*
I) r a p d o u g h b y I w u -
bowl.
In a small saucepan, combine
errant and liqueur Ural |u*t In
twilling Immediately pour directIv over cliiMdlatr piece* Ileal by
m a rh ln r or by hand u n i II
smoothly blended Chill 1-2
hour* .mill firm
Rigl b rtw rrn |ulm* ol bands
Inlo I-Inch hall* Roll Irullles in
confect loners' sugar Equally
divide Iw-twecn two Irreirr lugs.
cookie »hrr|» llakr In upper
third <g a 3S0*F oven for aimul
It I minutes until light golden
brown Cool on wire rocks
When cookies are romplrtety
cool. Ill inlo Irrrzrr iMgs l*rr**
out air S* al xliqw-r lops Freeze
until needed lirfrosl rookies In
tMg al naan trm prralurr This
k l l r h r n I r s l r d recipe makes
alwiul 4 dozen ctaiklra
C H O C O L A T E -R A S P B E R R Y
TR U FFLES
12 ounce* good quality milk
clHHOlalr
11 cup heavy whipping errant
U cup ra s p lrrrv Bavotrd li
queur
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Yule Log a jelly roll in disguise
A rich rhorolaly Yule l-og Is a
classic Holiday masterpiece Hul
It's really a Jelly roll In dlagular
and doesn't have lo take as
much lime lo prepare sa II looks
like II did
Today's savvy host needs all
the short ruts to makr a auprrfor
product and still gel out of Ihc
kllrh rn fast Thanks lo modem
food technology. It's possible
Here arc some U| loproduce an
k Log « K h a
sward winning
minimum amount of effort and
mesa
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Iwo cans prrparrd chocolate
frosting, live r a n d y canra.
Baker's Joy baking spray, a
disposable tolly roll pan. gold
and while doilies and a vard erf
half Inch plaid ribbon for use
whatever you have on hand) Get
your local baker lo make you a
few mardpan holly leaves and
2. Prepare Ihc cake according
lo package directions Spray
Jelly mil pan wMh Baker's Joy. a
convenient Hour and oil spray
that reaches all corners lo
ensure this drllralr. thin cake
will pop easily out of the pan.
3. While rake la baking, rrcale
mocha filling by thinning one
ran of frosting with half a cup
strong, hot coffer. Crush four
candy canes to use as pef
pepperm ini sprinkles on lop of' I he
filling and (o dual along Ihe sides
of frosted Log.
4. Ease rake out of pan. rover
with filling and sprinkle with
crushed peppermint. Roll up
starling with either narrow end.
5. Frost roll on lop and sides
wtlh other ran of frosting Leave
Iwo ri da unfrualed lo shown!!
Ihe mocha peppermint swirl.
After all. that's Ihr point!
6 . Oust sides with crushed
pepprrmlnt and decorate with
marzipan holly leaves and ber
ries or with whole randy ranra
Now lhal your mil la Irusird and
decorated. It’s a Yule Log!
7. Using two large spatula* al
earh end. transfer Yule Log lo
prclly plate lined with dollrs and
swirl ribbon around bottom of
Log.
8 . SB hark and (task In Ihr
compllmrnta.
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The elegant Yule Log Is simple to prepsre.
Desserts color Christmas red, green
Even desserts arr choosing ihr
•'luycred look" for entertaining
I his holiday season.
Chrrry-Cllrus Sparkler com
bine* layers ol R O YA L Cherry
and l.lme Gelutlns for a prrlly
addition to any table selling. Or
try Layrrrd Holiday Chersecukr
with Its festive' combination ol
ROYAL No Bake Cheesecake
lopped with pistachio pudding
and fresh cranberries. Doth arr
rosy lo make pally perfect fare.
Hiatt When unmoldlng gela
tin. loosen Ihe gelatin from Ihr
lop edge of Ihr mold with Ihr lip
ol u knife. Dtp Ihr mold In warm
water for a few seconds, thru
sliakr gently In loosen gelatin
from mold. Invert the gelatin
onto a plate and carefully re-
move Ihr mold
L A Y E R E D H O L ID A Y
CHEESECAKE
I IIH -otince package- ROYAL
No Hake Cheesecake
3 tahlcs|Mwiiis sugar
LAcup margarine, melted
2 H cup* t old milk
l 3LA-o u i u t package R O YAL
Inxlunl Pistachio Pudding and
Pie Filling
It cup heavy rrruni. whipped
Cranberries, optional
Bl en d Icigt-lhc-i g i u h u i u
cracker crum bs, sugar and m ar
garine: reserve 1 lahlrspoon
crumb mtxturr Press remaining
cnnnb mixture on liollnm and
side ol (Much pic plate, chill 15
minutes.
Prepare cliccsccukr lllliug ac
cording lo (Mirkugr directions
using IIA n ip s milk Pour Into
prc|Mrcd crust: chill
Ptrparc pudding according lo
package directions using re
maining milk Fold III whipped
cream. Spread over cheesecake.
Sprinkle w iili reserved crutnl**;
chill 2 hours or unlll set. T o
serve, garnish with cranlicrrlcs il
desired Make* H servings.
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Power line protests
F l o r i d a p a r e n t s p r o t e s t a g a in s t
o p e n i n g s c h o o l s n e a r p o w e r lin e s
BRIEFS
Mon wins jackpo! at Caesars
LAS VEGAS. Nev. — An almond grower (mm
Bakersfield. Calif , won morr iltan $1.2 million
Chrtslma* Day on a $400 Investment In a dollar
alol marhlnr at Caesar* Palace. a sjiokrswoman
for Ihr raaino said
"Worda ran t describe the feeling." Mlkr
Matuk. 50. aald momenta after lights flashed
and brlla rang at the machine hr had been
playing for two hours Indicating he had won the
machine's jackpot — fl.2HO .001, apokrawoman
Debbie Munch aald
Asked If he brllevr* In SanU Clati* Matuk
aald. "I think I do now "
Matuk aald he had put about $400 Into Ihr
slot machine brk>rr coming up a big winner
He aald he often cornea lo Laa Vrgaa to gamble
and had previously won $5,000 and $10,000
playing dollar ak>la at Caesar*
Matuk. who la married and has two sons, aald
Unitad S r i t i IntarnaMonal
FO H T I.ADDENDA! I
I earn
over the jtosslhlr dangrra ol long
t e r m e x p o s u r e to the
rlrctrnmagnrtic flelda generated by
high tension |xiwrr lines la stirring
protests and may produce thr
nation's Drat magnetic Held stalldarda.
In al least two school districts In
Florida, parents are protesting the
opening of elementary achoola near
the power lines And In the Houston
area, school officials from the Klein
Independent Srhool District won a
court tmlile to remove high tension
power lines from near three rlrm rn lury schools
Hamilton Oven Jr., administrator
of the Florida Department of
Environmental (regulation's air re
sources management division, said
rltUens as well as power companies
havr asked that Ihr slate set
standards.
"ft Is brromlng more and morr of
a public concern." he Mid "The
utilities want us lo address the
rights of way because they have
hern Involved In quite a bit of
litigation "
Rr< om me tidal Ions for the nations
first magnetic field standards for
new nr modllkrd transmission lines
and substations are rkjiretrd lo be
announced al a stale hearing Jan.
IH in Tampa.
W order how
to stash that
Christmas trash?
By VICKI Do$ORNIKR
Herald Correipondent
he Intends lo pay off some debts and buy anmr
presents for hta family but dors not havr any big
plana yet for his money,
So. you're surrounded, .ts you are
rv rry year, wtlh pile* nl colorful
tMjirr. c hrrrtul hows and bulky
laixrs And there's mi irash pic kup
today as municipal workris hair a
" I don't Intend to quit my Job or anything."
aald Maluk. who was ajiendlng lour daya at
Caraars with one of hla tons High! now I think
I'm going lo have morr champagne "
holiday
What will you do with all that
Christmas wrapping stuff? And
what happens lo II all o m r you've
gotten II oul Ihr ikmt '
" I Is Ihe season." Mid Marie
Hammer, "lo Ihrnw thing* away all
year 'ro u n d In A m e rica , hul
Christmas Is weave Ilian usual All
H m I news|M|irr advertising, all dial
wrapping
Chtlstmas lire*,
gill la ivr* || odds up."
Hammer, a Imtnr economist and
nrnlrssor al the University ol
Florida, odds that American* In
general waste lar too nun li The
Christmas holiday* create a huge
*urplus of gaitiugr iimmI ol which I*
liarmlul lo Ihr emiriaitnriit
Fatlmalrs of Ihr amount nl rtrrws
trash that Is produced al Ibis lime of
vrar vary Srlrullfic siuctir* done in
Miami and Gainesville put Ihr
increase al orally 50 perm it m ri
From U n iltd P r a tt In ltrn a llo n a l re p o rt!
□ World
Hostage's lamily leaves Beirut
IIFIRITT. Lebanon — Relatives of a French
woman field by a radical Palest in un group
along with her three daughlrrs packed up
Christmas toys and left for home Monday
without two of Ihr rhlldrrn aa they had hoped
The children's lather, grandmother and uncle
boarded a Frame hound plane at llelrut airport
with five French Journalists who had arrived
with them from Parts Saturday
Hrtgltte Valente. grandmother ol the abducted
children — Marie Laure Bel ilk. 7. and Vlrglnie
TV tfile fl - appeared depressed at a Heinit hotel
brfure departing with the Chrtatrnaa toys she
had broujpil lor the youngslrro
The girls' father. Pascal Hrtillr. said. "(Ihe
captorsl told us that they will free Ihe two
children, but they did not M y when or where
Ihe release will lake place "
"Hul I'm less disappointed now because I got
a confirmation that Ihrv will I r set free." said
llelllle. the estranged husband ol Jacqueline
Valenlr. mother of the two girls and smaller girt
horn soon after stir was kidnapped
4 i r f « K r o ft h III# f r t f <•# I f i r yrw r
Locally. Connie Riley of DumpAI!
Inc sale! dial records an ih >I kepi
on the exact ainounl of Irash dial is
pnidurrd cluiing the holidays, hut
hr "wcnild guewt dial II more Ilian
doultlrs during die week lo-twreil
Christmas and Nrw Years '
A survey ol local recycling crulers
shows (hat gilt wia|i|iiug and hoars
are nol wrlc nine linn*
"The paper usrtl In make wrap
plug jMja-r Is muih thicker than
nrwsnilot and Is dlllc ull In dr ink.
nulrcl Mlkr Smith al Southeast
Rrcyrllng In Ortando Her ause dir
prea rsa Is more cllfflc ull II Is incur
r«|*ruslvr and. Ihus. less allr.ulltr
In ircyclers
A new slate law rrqulrrs a 30
percent reduction ol solid waste hy
1994 Each (Hiunil of Irash hurried
in u landfill costs lax|Myris alMtul a
See Tra sh . Page 5A
$ M p «B * >A
□ Sports
'Huskers head for Miami
MIAMI — Nebraska football received Us
Christmas present Sunday for winning Ihe Hlg
Eight tide — a trip lo sunny south Florida and
an Orange Howl da'r with
Ihe University uf Miami
The No 6 Cornhuskrr*
arrived In Miami shortly
afler 2 p m E S T and were
greeted by Orange Howl
officials, who pasoed oul
Ihe traditional oranges lo
players and roaches, a
small enclave of Nebraska
alumni and a ralyjno hand
p laying a tune railed
"There's no place like
Nebraska "
"We re happy lo fie
here." said Nebraska center Juke Young, having
left 30 degree lemjieruliire* lietilnd “ It's a great
howl game anil It's a litre Christmas present for
us."
It ha* hern live yeurs since Nebraska last
pluyrd In Ihe Orange Howl In the I0H4 Orange
itowl. the thru No I Cornhuskrr* were upset
31-30 by Miami, which went on In win die
national llllr
$•• paps 1B
H «rsM r * » * kf S at t rtta tt*
The Aulo Train pulls out of Sonloid station and
hoods lor lorton. Va 218.000 cart used the Auto
TrainlnltUU
.
Auto Tra in ’s journey ends here
By LAURA SULLIVAN
Herald staff writer
SANFORD — Tills city I* Ihr rnd ol ttie line
T h r HODinllr rail line dally lran|Hirilng passen
ger* and ihrtr cars min«iojt lo and from Lorton. Va
rnd* at Ihe Persimmon Avenue Amtrak terminal
The Aulo Train Is one ol Ihe most jtopular Amtrak
service*. Amtrak *|»<>kr*j(rr*c>n .John Jac obsen said
Vac ationer* and snow turd* use ihr service so they
can rely on Ihrtr own transportation once they
reach Florida — without m aking Ih r d rlvr
Ihrmsrlvrs. hr said
In October I9H3 Amtrak restarted lire Aulo Train
service, which had hern privately owned by a linn
gone liankrupi The service ran three limes a week
milll II proved popular enough lo rim dally In
See Tra in . Page 3 A
O il e x p lo r e r
h o p e s to d r e d g e
u p s p a c e c a p s u le
Unitad Brass International
Florida cowboy C.W . Beck died Sunday
By SUSANLODIM
Herald slid writer
INDEX
Calendar..................SB
Classifieds.............. 0B
Com ics..... ...........
4B
Crossw ord.............. 4B
Door Abb*............... SB
Deetho...................... BA
■dltorlsl................... 4A
Florida...................... 2 A
"Am ong the options, they could
bury the lines or widen Ihr right of
way or change the height to reduce
thr Inlrnsltv ol the electromagnetic
fields." Oxen said "We are al*
templing lo set « si.’ nda J lo help
protect Ihr public, using reasonably
available technology "
Hr said public concern could add
lo utility bills as companies sjtrnd
money on added safely.
In flora Raton, three parents filed
a lawsuit seeking In slop Ihr Jan .1
opening of Sandpiper Shores Elr
mrntarv Srhool. which Is within
Sea Power Her*. Page SA
Horoscope................ 4B
Nation........................7 A
People........................SC
Polios.........................SA
Bporlo.........................IB
Television.......... .....S B
W orld.........................$A
Weather.....................2A
Sunny and mild today
T u ilu y w ill h r
s u n n y and w arm
with a high In Ihr
ujijirr 70s and winds
from ihe norlhrast al
15 mph. Clrar to
night and down to
thr mid 50s. Sunny
and warm tomorrow
loo.
C.W. Back Sr., an old-time cowboy, died Sunday
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SANFORD — One of dir last of Ihr old lime
Florida cowboy*. C.W Heck Sr . died Sunday
In Sanloril
"Th is I* kind of die jiasslng of an era."
Heck's only son Charlie sold today
Heck. 79. w ho was horn In Sanford Jan 5.
1900. was Ixirn u rancher, and Ills father
owned large holding In Sanford In Ihr area of
25lh Street and U S Highway 17-92
When Heck tiled al sundown Sunday at
Central Florida Regional alter a battle with
cancer, hr wus owner ol a 4.000 aerr spread
Just across die Oslrrn llrldge In Volusia
County < harllr i i Mid die i .um ll liwlax
usually runs Irom HOO to 1.000 head of cattle,
hill Ihr ranching buslnrs* Is dying because ol
development.
For now thr younger Heck M id he will
continue in carry on die family ranching
Iraillllon. although fir lias M id he'll never la
the cow boy fils dad once wus
C.W. Heck was also Seminole County's
chlrl slirrlU's deputy, sometime* the only
deputy. Irom 1945 until 1932 Ills son bus
curried on dial tradition as a Volusia County
sheriffs deputy
In I9H5. C.W. Heck Sr., (old ihr Sanford
Herald things were different In Ihr old days us
u shrrllfs deputy. "You w rrr paid for wliul
you did If you curried a frllow Irom Ihr Jail lo
Bee Deck. Page 5A
H P H P H i - - ............. , .
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Since Ih r day that astronaut
Virgil "G us" Grissom's Lllirrty Hell
7 sp.nr capsule sank below thr
surface uf the Atlantic Ocean. Rob
ert Fuller has dreamed ol bringing II
Itai k up
And wlili ihr help of nrw devel
opments In sonar and mrial detec
tion. Fuller ho|*rs In bring Ihr
eajNMile lo Ihr surlarr next year —
answering a 27-year-old lurur over
w’hrthrr Grisvim was tu blame lor
losing I he only tmrrcnvrred alrcrall
In Ihr history of the Drilled Stairs'
space program
Fuller. 44. u specialist In nil
exploration and a lifelong *|M<r
hull. Mid Sunday hr lias applied to
lire National Aeronautics and SjMcr
Administration lor |>ertnlssion lo
Mlvugr Grissom's capsule, which
Milk Ju ly 21. I 'Mil. follow ing a
Hi mmole subothltal lllghl. the sec
ond In U.S history
Spucr rx|»rrls havr argued lor
y e a rs a b u t what caused un
rmergenev hatch lo spring open,
causing Liberty Hell tu take on
water and sink Some believe
Grissom panicked, triggering Ihr
explosive bolt* Ifiat blew open llte
hutch Grissom, who was killed In u
I9f>7 launch pad (Ire while Induing
for Ih r llrsi Apollo lllghl. (old
In v e s t ig a t o r * Hint th e h o lts
malfunctioned.
"W e think Gus Grissom lias hern
f See Capsule, Page BA
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�SA — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. December » , 1988
NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE
FLORIDA
Holiday cheer can mask ire
United Press International
Crash spills seafood over road
JA C K SO N V ILLE — A aeml tractor trailer overturned early
Sunday morning, dumping 75.000 pounds of erafood m rr
IntctV.uU 35 and forcing police to close part of the highway for
10 hours.
Jacksonville police spokesman Asa Higgs said the driver of
the truck transporting fish from Boston lo Miami, lost control of
the vehicle about 2 a.m near the Myrtle Street overpass
"It was just turned over on Its side, a bunch of fish falling out
of the lop of It." said Lloyd Crcmrans. part of the clean up
crew.
The driver and a passenger. whose names were not available,
were treated for minor bruises st s local hospital and released.
"Il was a strong smell because there was a lot of fish on the
road." said police officer Jeffery Lawrence. “ It was everywhere,
blocking two lanes on both sides."
Police originally closed both lanes of traffic, but then
reopened the northbound lane shortly after the areldent. The
southbound lane remained closed until after 12:30 p m
A clean up crew and wrecker service worked hours,
uprtghllng the truck and scraping irCO.OOO worth of fish off
the highway with a front-loader.
Be nice, Miami cabbies told
MIAMI — Smile, make eye contact and speak nicely to
passengers Is the message 5.500 taxi, limousine and other
drivers are getting from Super Bowl organizers hoping lo
Impress up lo 100,000 arra guests expected for the Jan 22
Super Bowl.
The drivers, from 28 dlffcrmi nations, have been given
"Transportation Passports" by organUers of the Super Bowl In
Joe Robbie S"vf turn.
The booklets contain maps. Instructions on such things as
Miami International Airport, check-in procedures for buses,
vans, laxts and limousines They're a pep calk In English.
Spanish and Creole on how to treat people right
"I'm asking you to Join us and go the extra mile this week for
our guests." says Dick Anderson, chairman of the greater
Miami Super Bowl XXIII Host Committee, and former All Pro
member of the Miami Dolphins.
“ Be helpful, be willing. That way. no mailer who wins the
game. Miami will be the winner." he irils I he drivers.
The 3 W inch by 5-Inch booklets provide telephone numbers
guests can be given to obtain help an hotels, tourist attractions
ami other points of Interest.
They advise drivers lo smile, make eye contact and Initiate
conversation with passengers. Be positive, the booklet says.
"With the right altitude — a desire and willingness lo be
helpful — you will make (he best Impression of yourself and
Miami." the booklet says.
TAM PA — It's Christmas
t im e a g a in , b u l P h il
Thompson Isn't strapping on
his bullet proof vest lo ward off
Jack Frost.
"It's s more critical llm r of
year because you've gol faml*
Ilea getting together,” the
Dade City police chief said.
"Hopefully, many of those
families are having a good
time, but we get a greater
number of rails Involving
guns and knives, so we warn
our officers lo be especially
careful."
For those manning the front
lines In squad cars, abuse
sh elte rs and em erge n cy
Group gives condoms to Nicaraguans
MIAMI — A local organlrallon devoted lo AIDS education and
awareness distributed 1.000 condom* Friday to Nicaraguan
refugees and homeless persons who have taken shelter In
Bobby Maduto Miami Stadium.
Gay activist Bob Kunst. director of Cure Alda Now. Mid nine
volunteers from his organlrallon distributed the free condoms
and copies of the surgeon general's booklet on acquired
Immune deficiency syndrome In an effort lo educate the
refugees about the disease.
"This was our Christmas present to the community." Kunst
said.
Three of the volunteers came lo Miami from Cuba in the
Martel boatlift of 1980 and have since contracted AIDS. Kunst
said. "They were able to give (heir personal experience, which
got a |Mj«ltlvc response." he said.
From Unit*d Press International reports
LOTTERY
The winning numbers Sat
urday in the weekly Florida
Lotto game were. 29. 38. 28.
47,8, and I.
The daily number Saturday
in (ho Florida Lottery CASH 3
game was 884
Straight Play (numbers In
exact order): $250 on a 50 cent
bet. $500 on $1.
Box 3 (numbers in any
order). $80 for a 50 cent bet,
$160on$1.
Box 6 (numbers in any
order): $40 for a 50-cent bet.
$80 on 11.
LOCAL FO R EC AST
Today.. sunny with a high
In the upper 70s. Northeast
winds at 15 mph.
Tonlght...clcar with a low In
the low to mid 50s. The winds
will be light and easterly.
Tom orrow...sunny with a
high in the upper 70s. Winds
east al 10-15 mph.
Unllttf F r t n Ifitsmatlenal
MIAMI — A weak dollar, cheaper air fa/es
and enticing lour packages sre making
Florida a popular destination for European
travelers. I ravel Industry officials say.
"If the dollar stays where It to. Ihe
problem won't be trying lo book business
from Europe. Il wilt be trying to control II so
you doni gel Inundated." said Richard
Graves, marketing director of the Bahia Mar
Resort In Fort Lauderdale
Industry official* Mid they expect as
many as 750.000 Europeans, including
440.000 from Ihe United Kingdom, lo travel
lo Florida this year Arrivals from Ihe United
Kingdom Increased 63 pereent for the first
seven months of 1988 compared with Ihe
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S t a t is t ic s c it in g t h is
perceived holiday rise In fami
ly violence are rare In part
because changes In law* only
rrvenlly have prompfrd police
departments (o keep deiallrd
records of domes)Ir violence
Bul Ihe Christm as season
regularly ranks among Ihe lop
events that prompt stress,
psychologists say.
same period Iasi year.
"As long as people see they sre gelling
value for Iheir doilar. it can be very
Inexpensive." said Ed Lllrenia. Florida
tourism director. "But If It lsn‘1 s good
experience, they aren't going lo come bock
We have lo maintain a quality product and
provide excellent service "
The Canary Islands off Ihr northwest
coast of Africa and Coats del Sol In Spain
slid remain popular with Ihe British, bul
Industry officials said cheaper air service
and (our packages make Florida an enticing
trip
Based on Iasi wetk'o exchange rale ol
* I HO per British pound, a 14-ntghi deal in
Orlando and Palm Beach starts ai $898 per
person, while other packages offered Or*
Undo and Fort lumdcrdalr cost from *970
per person
in an effort to promote south Florida
overseas, a Greater Fori laiuderdalc Con
vention and Visitors Bureau representative
tvssed In London Is creating a 14 night
package aimed at travel agents and airline
personnel
Alrtours. a major tour operator In Man
Chester, England, provided a boost for area
tourism this month when II announced
pUns lo fly two charters i week Inin Fort
Lauderdale, carrying up to 1.000 |Msaetigrrs
According lo a survey by the U.S Totir
and Travel Administration. British visitors
spend an average of *1.015 and two week*
In the United Stairs
Twigg judge may rely on medical sleuths
S A R A S O TA — An u n
suspecting blond-haired child
w ith green eyes, looking
toward her 10(h birthday, has
landed ai ihe center of a child
custody b*tl|e that could be
decided by medical detectives
in 1989.
Kimberly Mays, who cele
brated her 10th birthday Nov.
29. was born al Hardee Me
morial Hospital in WaurhuU
In 1978 and has been raised
as the daughter of Robert
Mays, a salesman for a roofing
company
Her mother. Barbara, died
of cancer in 1981 and after
Mays remarried, she loot her
second mother to a divorce in
1987.
Now. she fores the possible
low of the man she knows as
her father If a Pennsylvania
couple ran (wove they were
victims of switched babies at
(he rural hospital and claim
the girl as their daughter.
Ernest and Regina Twigg of
Langhorne. Pa . say blood
(rats taken prior to surgery
determined that Arietta, the
child they look home from the
hospital and raised, was not
Ihe ir biological daughter.
Arietta suffered from congen
Hal heart tiouble all her life
and died of complications In
August.
The Twiggs filed a *100
m illion lawsuit In federal
court against the hospital,
three doctors and a nurse,
charging they were victim* of
an Intentional babyswllch.
They later dropped that suit,
but indicated II will be refUed.
and began legal action to lort c
Mays lo allow blood tests on
Ilia daughter to rule out the
possibility she Is their daughicr.
Sarasota C irc u ll Ju d g e
A n d y O w e n fa c e s Ih e
Solonvoti lIke decision on (he
question of Ihe blood tests
John Dlakrly. lawyer for the
Twiggs, argued at a Dec 2
hearing that medical records
showed the child Mrs. Twigg
d elive re d Dec. I. 1978,
showed no sign of illness,
while an infant born lo Mrs
Mays ihrve days earlier had a
heart condition that p rr
vented sufficient oxygen from
reaching her rxtreaUuca.
Mays opposes n o lests ami
says regardless of Ihe out
come of Ihe legal bailie,
Student safety questioned at Navy school
Units* Frees Is U n w U w u l
PENSACOLA - A Navy school
where a recruit drowned to being
torn In (wo directions, with
congressional Investigators
saying II hasn't gone far enough
to ensure safely and students
saying the program lias become
soft
The lough training techniques
of ihe Rescue Swimmer School.
Including the use of force lo keep
recruits in Ihe water, came
under scrutiny when a panic
stricken 19 yram ld recruit died
In the pool March 2 In Ihe amis
ofim Instructor.
Veteran Instructor Michael
C o m b e w as c o n v ic te d of
negligent homicide and conspir
acy In Ihe death of recruit Lee
Mlreckl. and nine other Navy
men ranging from petty officer
lo captain drew non-Judlclal
punishment.
In Ihe wake of (he tragedy Ihe
Navy scrapped some question
able techniques am i made
sweeping reforms that went Into
effect last summer But rvrn
today Ihe changes do nol sit well
wlih everybody.
Those who would beiiefrl
complain the program may Ire
loo soft. About a quarter of the
graduating students think Ihe
training probably was Iretler
before II was changed
"Until they do a few rescues,
we're probably always going lo
have some doubters out there,"
said Capt- Bill Dickson, com
manding officer of Ihe Naval
Aviation Schools Com m and
"We certainly frel here lhal
we're turning out a quality
student that Is every bit as good
as live students lhal we lurried
out In Ihe past "
Bul members of the Search
and Rescue community also are
skeptical When they held Iheir
annual conference In Prnaarola
In October, they discussed the
changes made In the program
and took a look al possible
Improvements
Among other things, a ban
against Instructors touching
students in the walrr may be
modified and students may be
allowed to do some (raining In
the open waters of a nearby bay.
Changes. If any, will nol occur
for several months, officials said
Tragedy struck March 2 Lee
Mlreckl ol Appleton Wls . fled
the pool during an exercise
called "sharks and daisies."
where Instru ctors acl like
panicking survivors and try to
pull rrocuera under water lo see
If they have mastered escape
trctmlqurs
Mlreckl crawled out. grabbed a
nearby equipment rack and
lagged I n s t rmlots to let him
quit. H r was pried away and
thrown In the water Minutes
latrr hr hud u heart attack and
died while students, following
Instnirtkms. turned away and
sang " T h e S ta r-S p a n g le d
Banner "
Three subsequent hearings
provided a rare look at a Navy
school,
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"I'm nol sure Ihe vlolrnce
actually Increases." Slaughter
said. "That's usually a cons
tant In most violent homes,
you'll find. Bul Ihe yelling and
Ihe screaming and Ihe threats
I think do probably Increase
during Ihe holidays."
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S a n fo rd H e r a ld
Pubinhed m i l , end (u n d e r, •r ( rp t
It and see a (amity going nl
It."
Experts agree violence Is
usually a year-round problem,
but many say Ihr tom and
frayed fabric holding togelhrr
many families comes under
added stress during Ihe holi
days.
“ As a former b a tte rrd
woman myself. I remember
receiving the worst beatings
on Christm as E v e ." said
Candy Slaughter, a dome tile
violence consultant In Pasco
County "I don't know why II
was that way. but I remember
the tremendous relief I fell
when I wrni through m v first
C h ristm a s w ithout being
beaten.
Florida is popular with Europeans
Cox finds buyer for The Miami News
MIAMI — Cox Enterprises has "conceptually" agreed to a
new oiler lo buy The Miami News from an Investor group and
hopes lo finish the deal before lhr paper's scheduled shutdown
on Thursday, according to a published report.
The Atlanta company may decide to keep (he News open for
a short period after Dec. 31 if a sale appears Imminent. David
Easterly, president of the Cox newspaper division, said In a
weekend report in the News.
"We have conceptually agreed lo what was submitted — we
did that (Friday) — and Hie next move Is up lo the bidder." he
said. "There has been no contract signed and no earnest
money put forward. . There to a lot still to be done. We are
trying lo get this bidder lo come in and make a deal.'
fuuu-rly w o u ld n o t d iv u lg e the d erails at the c
but did say a delay In closing the newspaper because of an
expected purchase would happen only if the prospective buyer
posted escrow money to cover operating losses
"That scenario la conceivable bul not what we would prefer."
he said. "We arc talking about a number of scenarios '*
Friday's developments came on the heels of sn announce
mrnt Hut the U.S. Justice Department was investigating (o
determine whether the closing vlolstrs antitrust laws Easterly
said Dun probe had no effect on (he sale negotiations
rooms. Christmas Is a season
of contrasts. Underneath the
mistletoe, behind Ihe lighted
trees, w ounds are often
h id d e n a n d h a p p in e s s
feigned. Self-Inflicted yulelldr
cheer, often soothed with
alcohol and drugs, leaves
behind much to be cleaned up
by those who deal w ith
domestic violence.
"Il grstes on you." said CpI
H I) Reder, a domestic vio
le n c e e x p e r t w it h th e
Hillsborough County Sheriffs
Off!re "Outside of a house
fire. I'd say there's nothing
tougher for an officer during
the holidays than showing up
at a house with lights and a
tree and presents underneath
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M ONDAY: SO LUNAR T A
B L E : Min. 7 35 a m.. 8 GO p.m.;
Maj. 1:25 a .m ., 1:45 p .m .
T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs.
9.58 a.m.. 10:14 p m.: lows. 3 27
a.m.. 4:14 p.m.: New Sm yrna
Beach: highs IO O J n m , 10 19
n rn.: lows. 3:32 a.m.. 4:19 p.m.:
B ayp ort: highs. 10 06 a.m.,
10:22 p in.: lows. 3:35 a m.. 4 22
p.m.
N A T IO N A L W E A T H E R C O N D IT IO N S
A winter storm moved east lo
the Great iialns early Monday
alter bringing a rare While
Christmas lo much of Ihe Weal
— Ihr first cm record for Las
Vegus. Nev.
Snow and freezing rain was
developing over the northern
purls of Ihe central Plains early
Monday, and snow advisories
coni limed for Ihe mountains of
Southern California, the Na
tional Weather Service said.
Snow was reported as low us
2 , 0 0 0 f e e l In S o u t h e r n
California's mountains, and up
lo three Inches wus expected by
late morning. Snow also fell In
California's Owen's Vullcy and
Ihe northern desert areas, the
weather service said.
SATURDAY
Cloudy 62-40
S T A T IS T I C S
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ford Sunday was 83 degrees and
Ihe overnight low was 59.
Recorded rulnlall during Ihe
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day's overnight low was 57. as
re c o rd e d by Ihe N a tio n a l
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[ Barometric pressure..30.27
[ Relative hu m id ity..... 93 pet
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POLICE BRIEFS
—
Firefighter, police battered
W IN TE R SPRINGS — A man who reportedly fought Winter
Springe police and a firefighter la charged with battery on both
police and the flrrOgher.
John Allen Ladd. 22. nf 500 Airport Ittvd. *1112, Sanford, la
alao charged wllh criminal mlachlrf He waa arrrated at a ball
field on Trot wood Avenue al Northern Way. Winter Springs, at
2:55 a m today.
Poller said they responded to a reporl of a man screaming
and yelling at the ball field They found Ladd lying
aemlronacioua on the ground. When they and a flrrflghter
tried to rouse him hr fought and continued to fight when put
Into a polke car. He bra! his head against the Inside of the car.
damaging the vehic le, police said. laulrt reportedly told polke
he wanted them to "feel his power.' and that he couldn't be
stopped Itond Is >2.000
Woman reports hose attack
SANFORD — Gloria E Brown. 24. of 413 Cypress Ave..
Sanford, told Seminole County sheriffs deputies a man
attacked her and t>rat her with a washing machine drain how
In her slater's yard Sunday.
That brought a chargr of aggravated battrry against Kim
Louis Henderson. 20. of 2409 Oreenway Ave . Sanford, at
10 34 p in Sunday .
T h e Incident occurred when Henderson reportedly
approached and attacked Hmwn on Randall Strrel at about
9 45 p in She said he cursed and shoved her and hll her In the
chest and wrist with the hose Brown's wttal was cul and she
waa treated by nreflghtm Henderson was arrested al Brown's
bouse flood la 15,000
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SANFORD — A man accused of slabbing another In the head
and arm during an arguemenl In Sanford al about I I p m
Sunday la charged W ill aggravated battery
De La {.'m i Savler Estrada. 24. of no address, was arrested by
Seminole County sheriffs deputies who said he tried In hide
behind a car when they arrived at 3530 Celery Ave.. Sanford,
where I hr Inrldrnl occurred and the arrest was made
At the scene Mundo R Ybarra, 30. of Wacbula. w a s bolding a
chair up tn ward off Estrada, whom deputies said was
advancing on him. before he ducked behind a car
Under that car depul Ira said, they found a kitchen knife,
with which Yaharra said he had been stabbed as Estrada
threatened to kill him Deputies did not say If YabarTa'a Injuries
required treatment
Estrada is charged with aggravated baltrry Bond Is 55.000
Mechanized lifts aid in loading vehicles Info Amtrak bo* cars at the tormina! oil highway 46A In Sanlord.
Police scuffle with angry husband
SANFORD — Police report fighting with a man. whom they
said jumped his wife and started hitting her while they were
Investigating a disturbance at the rouple s house
Tony J Gaines. 22. of 2 Higgins Terrace. Sanford, was
charged with baltery and resisting with violence al hla house at
about 3 1 5 a m Sunday. Police said one officer waa pushed
Into a wall during the fight with Gaines Bond la > 1.000
Train
Cocaine possession charged
A L TA M O N TE SPHINGS — Two men who got out of a car
when Altamonte Springs police approached on Douglas
Avenue, were slopped when they tried to walk away at about
8 35 p i t . Sunday Police said they saw a mirror covered with
powder cocaine In the car. along with a razor blade
That brought charges of fjoosewton of cocaine and drug
paraphernalia again*' Mart Leighton Elholl. 20, of 520
Brtarwood Court Altamonte Springs; and Mark John
Sutherland 25. of 2156 Blur Irta Place, laingwixxt Bond la
12.000 each
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Man charged with punching wife
LONOWOOD - Robert William Smith. 50 of 176 Ralntrre
Drive. Longwood. waa charged with battery spouse abuse at
1003 p m Saturday alter his wlfr told Seminole County
sheriffs deputies he punched her In the face several limes
during an arguemenl over a televised ballgamr
Smith Is also charged with battery for allegedly hilling his
brother In law who tried tn defend Mrs Smith, deputies
rrportrd
Suspected burglar arrested
LAKE MARY — A witness to a burglary to a house at 479
U k e Road, Luke Mary, at about 4 pm Saturday described a
suspect for l-akr Mary police, who report charging a man In the
case.
Edward Perry Mullis. 2H, of the Good Samaritan Home. 9th
St.. Sanford, wa* arrrstrd on Weldon Boulevard at U S
Highway 17 92. Lake Mary, shortly allrr the burglary He Is
charged with burglary and tx>nd Is > 1.000
Three charged with Dili
SANFORD — The following persons lacc a charge of driving
under the Influence In Seminole County:
• Rotten Joseph Ohrurdu. 34. of 1345 Palomino Trail.
Geneva, was arrested at 10 40 p m. Saturday after hts car was
tn an accident on Osceola Road. Geneva. Mr Is also charged
wllh driving without a license
• Joseph K Wlikos. 50. of Deltona. Sunday after his car
traveled south In ihc nnrthlxiund lane of U S Highway 17-92.
Sanford
• PelrrS, SchwrIghardl. 47. ol 415 Hanson Parkway. Salord,
ai 1107 p in Saturday alter his car with headlights turned oir
was stopped on S Sanford Avenue. Sanford.
EMEROENCY CALLS
SA TU R D A Y
• 5 04 p in - 251H Elm
Ave.. medical call. man. 58,
transported.
• 5:33 p in 1505 W.
25th St. *213. smoking grill,
no fire.
• 6 04 p m — 806 Orange
Ave., medical call. man. 74.
transported.
• 0 34 p m
110 W.
Second St., fire, foully furl
line on vehicle, damage con
tained In engine
• 8 21 p m. - 4220 O r
lando Dr *49. medical call,
man. 62. refused treatment.
• 10:37 p m . - 815 S.
French Ave., medical cull,
woman. 23. transported,
• 9 42 p.m. — 2409 Holly
Ave.. trauma, man. 37. not
transported
SUNDAY
• I a in. - 11021k W. lOlh
St., burning pol on stove filled
house with smoke, no loss
• 6:32 a.m. — 407 Matte
St., medical call. man. 58.
transported to Ccn'ral Florida
Regional Hospital.
• 8 39 a m. - 1507 W 13th
PI., medical call, man, 24.
transported lo Central Florida
Regional Hospital
• 11:42 a .m . 161
Plnecrest Dr., medical call,
woman. 67. transported In
private vehicle
• 1:18 p in. — Third Street
unit Pomcgranlte Avenue,
trauma, boy. 14. transported
In Central Florida Regional
Hospital
• 4:55 p.m. 1413 W.
13th St., trauma, woman. 42.
transported In private vehicle.
• H 5I p.m. — *79 Redding
G a rd e n s , m e d ic a l c a ll,
woman. 80. transported.
• 9 44 p.m. — Celery and
Locust Avenues, traum a.
T ra n s p o r t e d In p riv a te
vehicles were woman. 24:
woman. 23: man. 73.
• 9:59 p.m. — 413 Cypress
Ave.. Iraumu. woman, 24. nm
transported.
MONDAY
• 1:25 u i ll. Ave.. false alarm.
The Auto-traln In central Florida In the 1920e.
2565 Park
C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a g * 1A
October 1984
Auto Train rtdershlp grew
about six percent from 204.(XX)
III 1987 lo 216.000 in 1988 The
service transported 106.000
vehicles last yeur and 110,000 In
1988
Southbound A u d i Train travel
peaks between mid December
and January wlwn var at loners
and snowbirds head for Walt
Disney World and the west coast
and Miami arras From January
to mid March northbound travrl
|>raks when sru»onal visitors
return home. Jacobsen said.
Peak and off-peak fares for
northbound trips are the same
us southbound fares
During peak tlm cs-O ct
1
through Fro 20 for Miulhtxnmd
and a f l c r w a r d fo r
northbound-an adult may travel
one way for >109. with an addi
tional >198 for an automobile.
Off-peak one-way fares drop to
>69 per adult and >108 for a
vehicle
Renovation m rllcr this year
made Ihe Sanford term inal
something other than a dark,
dlrly place to wall for a train
Amtrak added a larger walling
area with u news and concession
stand
In spite of a kxik too contentjtorary In rven slightly resemble
Union Station. Ihe romance of
train travel ts still alive umong
(tassengrrs ut the Sanlord facili
ty.
"We haven't ridden a train
since World War II." Ed Frye
said as he nudged Ills wife
Evelyn. The Deltona couple were
headrd for Maine to spend
Christmas with their children.
After a n e ig h b o r re c o m
mended Auto Train to them, the
Fryes decided to try the service
Ins'ead of making the tong drive.
Driving that distance "puts wear
and trar on the car and wear and
tear on thr body." Ed Frye said
"It's very social," Dorothy
Krafl Mild The atmosphrre on u
plane Is stale and rigid, she said,
hut passengers on the Auto
Train "can have u good lime
together."
Kraft and her husband were
on their second Aulo Train trip
Iasi week cn m ulr front ihclr
home In New Jersey lo ihclr
winter home In Palm Beach.
For those afraid of flying. Auto
Train Is more than a romantic
excursion. It's one of Ihe only
alternatives. Kathy West of
Boston said she and her I wo
children used the service lo
travel lo Disney World because
of her husband s fear of flying.
Do Aulo Tra in passengers
hang out In Sanford before
luklngoff for olhrr destinations'*
Paula and Alan Teller of
Yonkers. New York have been to
Sanford three tlmrs via Auto
Train, but never gave the city a
second glance until Iasi wrek.
"We went down to the water
(Lake Monroe) for the first time
today and we were surprised to
see that Sanford Is actually
something lo sec." Alan Teller
said The Tellers spent less than
an hour looking around the city.
Sanford Scenic Improvement
Board members believe more
(stssengers might explore the
city If the part of II they saw
when arriving In Sanford wus
hrttcr maintained
"We need to show pride In that
urea." SIB Chairpetaon Martha
Yunrey said, ttrrauae It presents
passengers their Drat Impression
of Sanford Board members ure
addressing concerns about
trash, weeds and unmulntulned
vacant lots tn thr terminal area.
Yancey said the board luis
approved plans for planting
crepe myrtle trees along the
median of Slate Road 46. which
leads to Persimmon Avenue.
Board members are soliciting
church and civic groups In
accept responsibility lor water
ing the trees
Scenic Improvement Board
work In Ihc area can't begin
until olhrr SIB projects are
completed, she said, because thr
txianl ts limited lo a >7.000
annual budget
The Aulo Train can transport
4 5 0 p a s s e n g e rs a n d 2 3 0
automublirs In one haul, said
Pat D u r lc k a of A m i r a k 's
W a sh in g to n h e a d q u a rte rs.
Amtrak places restrictions on
bright and length of vehicles to
avoid damage to passenger
property. Durlcka Mild
Passengers arc served dinner
and a movie Is fratured during
the nonstop trip. "Complaints
about Auto Train are different
than complaints ubout our other
trains." Jacobsen said. Auto
Train Is "so nice people say.
Why don't you have live enter*
t a l n m e n t ? * * *
Drjtarturrs Irum Lotion and
Sanford leave al 4:30 p.m. and
arrive al 9 a.m. dally. While
rmployres at the station arr
Itased locally. Auto Train crew
m e m b e rs arc fr o m th r
Washington urea.
Jacobsen expects five to 10
jK-rcciit growth for Aulo Train
next year. lhil. he said. Aulo
Train may only grow lo a certain
point because Amtrak must turn
away passengers during |>cak
seasons, and service to other
ureas Isn’t expected
Amtrak markets Auto Train
through regional advertisements
In national publications, such as
Time and Newsweek, as well as
through television and radio,
and bllllxturd*. Jacobsen said.
Amtrak Marketing Route Man
ager Linda Park said a substan
tial market Amtrak targets Is
northcosterners In New York.
New Jersey and Connecticut,
and to those with winter homes
In Miami. Orlando. Tampa and
Wcsl Palm Ik-ach.
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EDITORIALS
Dealing with Arafa*
is a Mideast boon
Has the moment arrived for the United
States to begin talking directly to the
Palestine Liberation Organization In order to
Jump-start the stalled Mideast peace process?
At the very least, the time has come for the
W hite House to consider such a step. In light
o f the PLO ’s rhetorical but nonetheless
Important shift to a more conciliatory stance
toward Israel.
Thirteen years ago. thcn-Sccrctary of State
Henry Kissinger made a pledge to Israel on
behalf of the U.S. government not to negotiate
with the PLO until It recognized Israel s right
to exist and renounced terrorism In all Its
forme. Those conditions were not unreason
able In 1975. nor are they unreasonable
today.
But Mr. K issin ge r's tactical p rom ise,
faithfully honored by Washington ever since,
has had the strategic consequence of severely
limiting American Influence In the region.
How can the United Stales play the role of
honest broker In the Israell-Pakstlntan con
flicts tf It will speak to only one side?
In recent years, both Secretary of State
George ShulU and Israeli Prime Minister
Yitzhak Shamir have tried in a m ultitude of
w ays to foster a new Palestinian leadership
outside the auspices of the PLO. These efforts
have proven lo be nothing more than a
time-wasting exercise In futility.
Among the refugees of the Israeli-occupied
W est Bank and G aza Strip, as w ell as
throughout the entire A rab work), the P L O Is
tenaciously regarded as the sole, legitimate
representative of the Palestinian people.
The U.S. and Israeli governments sooner or
later must face up to this immutable reality.
■/l"vliVaiiil,ili! "iv r rr
1C H U C K STO N E
Reagan era ends —thank goodness
Just like Carl Sandberg's fog. 1988 crept Into
our lives "on little cat fret" - sat looking over
the nation and world “on silent haunches, then
decided to check out.
Small wonder It was a year undistinguished
for Ita unnews worthiness
We were reduced to consuming page I report*
about four maudlin mediocrities - |>«n Quaylr.
Michael Dukakis. Morton Downey Jr. and
Geraldo Rivera — then being forre-fed features
about Oprah Winfrey's obsessive dieting.
We will not miss that pari of 1988.
Yet. the year also sent us soaring to new
heights of pride. The dazzling performances of
two black American Olympians. Florence Grtf
flth Joyner and Jackie Joyner-Kersee. dominat
ed the Olympics; the Discovery's flight restored
our supremacy In space me election of a N ru
England Texan showed that wealthy kids can
also see I heir dreams of becoming president
come true; and a worn-out Palestinian guerrilla
faked everybody out with a born-again peace
Initiative
We will rheilsh those moments of 1988
Rut history will cxali 1988 lor one glorious —
or Inglorious — fact: the end of the Reagan era.
I recognize that millions of Americans will
mourn Dr. Feel Goud a fade from prominence
What a phony claim lo goodness this rlnemalic
con an Isl has foisted on the American people for
two presidential terms'
For eight years. Ronald Wilson Reagan sung
h o s a n n a s to a
balanced budget, yet
each year he set new
records for budget
deficits. (Between
1982 and 1986. It
more than doubled,
r is in g from 6127
b i l l i o n to 6 2 7 3
trillion ) If he'd used
the same Irresponsi
ble style managing a
chain store, he armld
have bankr ptru •J'j
entire rhaln
For right years, s
i What a phony
sa n ctim o n io u s
claim to
Glpper acted as If
goodness th is
Moses had personally
cinem atic con
handed him the Ten
artist has
Commandments Bui
tie d on the
he sal by quietly
American
while more than IOO
people y
of his appointees
w ere Indicted foe
fraud, embezzle
(C) 1988 NEW SPAPER E N T E R P R IS E ASSN.
JACK ANDERSON
FDIC holds the
defaulted goods
■y,,i;;r,.
n l n g n t o M B n i H anancTorien. at least tor tne
Jforeseeable future, the American-sponsored
Idea o f acting as a surrogate for the P L O In
peace talks I*-tween Israel and a delegation of
Palestinians unafflllated with the PLO.
As the Intifada, or uprising, by Palestinian
I youths continues lo rage In the occupied
} territories. Israel and the United States
cannot continue lo defer Indefinitely negotia
tions on a homeland for the Palestinian
people. The long standing refusal to hold
discussions with PLO representatives fuels
the anger and hatred that keeps the Intifada
olive — at Israel's peril.
In addition lo these practical con sid
erations. there have been In recent weeks a
num ber of steps taken by the PLO to comply
jw lth the conditions stipulated by the Kisslinger pledge. One of the most significant
developm ents occurred earlier this week
w hen Yasser Arafat Issued a conciliatory
declaration to the United Stales and Israel
after meeting with five prominent American
J ew s In Stockholm.
The statement specified that the Palestine
National Council, which is the Palestinian
parliament In exile, "accepted the existence
of Israel as a state in the region" and
"declared Its rejection and condemnation of
terrorism In all Us form s." At a news
conference. Mr. Arafat added: "W e accept two
states, the Palestinian state and the Jewish
state of Israel."
On Its face, the Stockholm declaration
m eets the conditions laid down by Mr.
K issin ger. Nonetheless, many Im portant
p lay ers In the peace process. Including
Secretary of State Shultz and President
Reagan, remain skeptical that the P L O has
truly changed.
If Arafat succeeds In ablllshlng the PLO 's
commitment to destruction of the Jewish
state, he should be able to count on the
United States to be a fair mediator In the
quest for a Just settlement for the Palestinians
and a lasting peace for Israel.
ment. conspiracy to defraud the government,
perjury and sundry acts of dishonesty
For eight years, this "rich man's president
who falsely promised that no safety nets would
be yanked from under the poor sal Idly by while
the poor go! poorer, the rich got richer and Ihe
plight of America's homeless creacendoed Into a
national crisis. Reagan did nothing to keep ihe
average Income of Ihe poorest fifth of the
population from declining by 10 9 percent while
the average Income of the richest fifth was
increasing by 13 8 percent
For eight years, the ex-radio announcer who
boasted hr wasn't a racist because 50 yrars ago
he believed that blacks should be allowed In play
major league baseball became a major force In
Inspiring the resurrection of while racism In
America Supreme Court Justice Thurgood
Marshall accurately capsuled Reagan's true
place In history when Marshall said lhat Reagan
has been Ihe worst president for black Ameri
cana since Woodrow Wilson
For eight years, thr ex-fVmorrai praised one
of America* grratest Democrats. lh*w methodi
cally worked to sabotage evrty piece of humane
legislation lhat Franklin D. Roosevelt enacted lo
uplift Ihe poor and Improve Ihe lot of minorities
C^<6»
U 'w '1••
DAVID S. BRODER
State of childhood is intolerable
W A SH IN GTON - When the glorious music
of "Th e Mesnuh" rang forth again this year. I
found myaelf moved aa rarely before by the
lines. "For unio us s Child is bom. A Son Is
given." It had less lo do with the performance.
I quickly rrallzrd. than the arrival this year of
Daniel Nellllch Broder. the first grandchild, the
coming of a new generation
The magic of childhood, which Is much un
our minds and In our hearts this season, also
rests heavy on the nation's conscience. For all
loo many children In Ihts land of affluence. Ihr
magic Isa myth.
One good friend spent the holiday season
wrestling with a cruel dilemma Involving her
16-monlh-old grandchild Her daughter, the
mother of three children, has become a heavy
drug user The two older children are living
with m y friend, but with her job and other
family responsibilities, she lacks Ihr energy,
the Income and the living spare lo rare
adequately for the baby She la trying to decide
whether the infant should continue lo be
rxpoaed to the risks of the current domicile or
whether the authorities should be asked lo
arrange a foster home placement or adoption
Stories like hers are all loo common A few
days before Christm as. Marian W right
Edelman. president of Ihe Children s Defense
Fund (CDFI. told Ihe National Press Club Ihr
sad truth that. "Our children are growing
poorer while our nation i* growing richer."
Even as we celebrate Ihe achievement of Ihr
past quarter-century In lifting Ihe burden of
poverty from Ihr backs of most elderly
Americana, we are assaulted with shameful
facts about Ihe plight of our youth.
Of every 100 children bom today, 13 will be
born to teen-age mothers and 20 will be horn
out of wedlock: 12 will Ik - born lo parrnls who
divorce before Ihe children reach 18, 15 will be
born Into households where no parent Is
employed, and an equal number Into house
holds where Ihe working parent rams a
below-povrrty wage: 25 wlil be on welfare at
some point prior to adulthood: and 40 will live
at some lime In female-headed households.
(All figures come from Ih r CD F Fact Book for
1988.)
The percentage of children living In poverty
has Increased from one In seven 20 yrars ago
to one In five today. What Is true of children Is
equally true of young families. "The Forgotten
Half." a report last month hv Ihe William T .
Grant Foundation Commission on Work.
Family and Citizenship, showed that while Ihr
poverty rate for all families declined slightly In
Ihe past 20 years. It rose 75 percent for those
where Ihe head of household Is under 30 and
more than doubled for those where the family
head Is under 25.
"Th e Forgollcn Half" focuses on Ihe 20
million 16-lo-24-year-olds who urr unlikely lo
altrnd college Llkr Ihe children on whom C D F
concentrates, they are faring a life of declining
family slahllliy and diminishing economic
prospects — unless they are very fortunate.
For many of ihr youths, the chance of
escaping that fair depends on Ihr fortuitous
tntrrvrnOon of a raring adult. The Grant
Foundation rrport praised a program at Union
T e m p l e Baptist
C h u r c h I n
W ashington. D C . ,
which I first learned
about In a moving
c o l u m n by T h r
W ashington Post's
Court land Mllloy,
Ortta. an African
w o rd m e an in g
crossroads, enlists
men of the church to
•'sponsor” youths
g r o w i n g up In
fem a le-he ad ed
101 every 100
h o u s e h o ld s . T h e
children bom
adult mrntnra u n
today. 13 w ill
dertake the Individu
be born lo
al responsibility of
teenage
Instilling a belter sel
mothers and
of values than these
20 w ill be born
you ngste rs would
out of
iram on Ihe street
wedlock £
and helping them
gain skills that will
aid In finding Jobs.
Mllloy quoted live
pastor. Rev. Willie F. Wlloon. as saying.
"Whether they go lo college or not. we want lo
make sure that they have Ihe skills We want
them lo go Into this world feeling good about
themselves and Ihelr heritage "
The youths of whom Mllloy wrote are among
the lucky few who may escape (he poverty
trap Into which they were born. There Is
convincing evidence that Intervention —
whether by church volunteers nr govern
ment-financed leacher/counselors — can effect
many rescues. As the C D F points oul. careful
follow-up studies have shown that graduates of
early childhood programs such as Head Start
arc much mure likely lo complete high school
and go on to vocational or academic training;
more likely to Ik employed, self-supporting
and stay off welfare, less likely lo be In trouble
with the law or become teen patents.
All this may help explain why former
Presidents Gerald R. Ford and Jimmy Carter.
In Ihelr bipartisan "American Agenda" given
last month lo Presldenl-elecl George Bush,
said Ihe neglect of America's children and
youth Is "Intolerable."
1988, Washington Post W riters Group
WASHINGTON — The sluggish Chrlslma*
shopping season left retailers with more
Inventory than they wanlrd In that rrsprrt.
stores have something In common with the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp — bulging
w are house* that beg for a sale.
If you shopped ai Ihe FDIC store today, you
would find everything from a completr
Western wear shop to 705 men's hairpieces
neatly sorted and bagged
Those Item* and other exotica amounting
lo more than 811 billion are ih r remains from
Ihe record number ol hank lallures since
1982 The FDIC insurra depositors In
Ihr nation's 15,000
banka and gets stuck
wlih Ihe property ol
the 8»wii» that lari
O u r a s s Q .c la l.c .
Michael Rlnsirin ra
ce n 11y b r o w s e d
through thr FD IC
catalog T h r rr are
such finds as a large
mansion In Southern
California with ( m m
o r a m l r v i e w s of
Newport Harbor and
■ You can even
Ih r Pacific Ocean.
buy your own
The house was built
raceway • a
In 1926 lor K ing
quarter m ile
Gillette. Ihr Inventor
asphalt go
of Ihe safely razor If
c a rl tract
ck
lh a l doesn't suit,
accom panied
how about a 26 at rr
by a wator
executive Island re
slid e on nine
treat on Rrd Cedar
acres
Lake In Wisconsin
lhal Is only accessi
ble by boat?
In addition to real estate. Ihe FDIC has
some other unusual odds and ends. Including
a movie entitled. "And They're Off." starring
Tab Hunter and Jose Ferrer Let Ihe buyer
beware This inovir has no soundtrack You
could probably gel II for a steal The FDIC ha*
Irtrd for two yrars to sell Ihe movie lo a
studio, but no luck.
There Is a sinking variety of vehicles In Ihr
Inventory Make an offer on Ihe 242 loot ferry
bulll In 1927. tls Iasi owners tried unsuc
cessfully lo transform II Into a floating office
In San Francisco The FDIC fleet ulso boast* a
1957 Rolls-Royce Sliver Wraith, a collector's
Item lhal stretches as long ns a Unto
You can cvrn buy your own raceway — a
quarlri mile asphalt go cart track accom
panied by u water slide on nine acres In
Rochester. Minn
You name II. II someone went Itelly-up
trying lo market a loser, you can ltd the FDIC
has that loser In Us ratalog
While we're on Ihe subject of losers — a 10
percent Interest In the snnke-blllen Dallas
Cowboys has been added lo the FDIC
portfolio. Regardles. a Washington business
magazine, recently reported lhal one of the
team's owners defaulted on a commercial
bank loan and Ihr Cowboys were Ihr
collateral
The FDIC declined lo disclose Ihe name ol
Ihe owner In default.
The loan was ortglnully held by First
RepublicHank Corp. of Dallas, Lust July. Ihr
FDIC agreed to sell ihe Insolvent bank lo
NCNB Corp of North Carolina In the
second largest government-assisted bailout In
banking history. The deal rails for the FDIC
to assume Ihr losses for a 85 trillion pool of
real estate and bad loans.
The owner's loan was In that pool. Jam
Erwin, who supervises bud assets for NCN
will actually be In charge of finding a buy
for the Cowboys stock, even though the FI)
owns It now.
A Cowboys spokesman refused lo comment
on any aspect of Ihe organization's books,
except lo confirm lhal Ihe team Is for sale.
�Sanford Htraid Sanford. Florida — Monday. Oacambar 3t. 1963 — SA
Beck-------------
100 attend march
to Christ’s birthplace
Uwiue Prss* I n f m a tin g !
UETIILKHEM. Israeli occupied
Weal Hank — Hardy 100 pll
Klims and tourists braved a cold
rain to watch a religious proeras Ion to Jesus' birthplace In a
somber Christmas Eve celebra
tion dampened tor a second year
by the Palestinian uprlstnK
Half) drrm bed Manner Square
outside the Churrh of the Nativi
ty was nearly deserted and
shops were closed
S e c u rity , as u s u a l, was
extremely light In the hilltop
town Just south of Jeisualem.
despite the small number of
Christian pilgrim* and tourists
Hundred* of Israeli soldiers
patrolled the rlty and kept watch
front rooftops
C ity officials canceled all
non religious Christmas celebra
tions and decided not to decorate
the city because of the uprising
against 21 years of Israeli oc
cupation
Mayor ElUa Fret) said Palesti
nians were not In a mood to
celebrate after 12 months of thr
uprising, which brgan Dec. 0.
1987 and has left at lea»t 323
Arabs dead and thousands
wounded In the occupied West
Hank and Gara Strip
"You all know the hardship pany the patriarch into town
and things our people have werr absent
A single shooting star In a tree
suffered.” FrrIJ said. "We hope
next year will be the start of next to the police station was the
o n l y o r n a m en t In Ma nger
peace negotiations "
For a second year. Frrij did not Square, usually festooned with
hold his annual cocktail parly lights and filled with tourists
"When I was a child. I would
for diplomats and Israeli of
always be threatened that If I
ficials.
And for a second year, only a didn't behave I would get coal In
fraction of the usual crowds my stocking." said the Rev
Stephen Doyle, a Franciscan
a p p r a r e d for r a t n - a o a k r d
Christmas celebrations In past priest studying In Jerusalem.
years, several thousand people "Th a i's what this Christmas Is
from Hethlrhrm and abroad — coal In the stocking."
Hut many visitors found their
have crammed the square to
visit s p iritu a lly re w a rd in g ,
celebrate.
When the Latin Patriarch led a especially Inside the Churrh of
religious procession Into the the Nativity.
"It's just kind of a special
nearly empty Manger Squarr at
midday Satuiday to begin the feeor.g tp.-ndl-j* CLrtstmaa It.
Christm as Eve observances, the birthplace of Christ." said
barrlv 100 pilgrim* and tourists Guy Roll, a 21 year old Irm|xstood In cold rain to watch
Ariz student studying in Parts
M ichel Sabbah. th r first "A ll the songs when you were
Palestinian patriarch, led the g r o w i n g up sp ea k a b o u t
procession across the squarr to iw-thlrhrm All my Christmases
the Churrh of the Nativity, built fnmi now on will be compared to
on thr spot where Christians this Chr.stmas."
bellevr Jesus Christ was born
For Stephen C la rk so n of
nearly 2.000 years ago
Umdon. the bad weather and
The patriarch was met by Frrij political situation were not a
and the Israeli military governor problem.
Lt. Col Shaltlri Lavy. but the
fanfare and Hoy Seoul drum
corps that traditionally accom
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230 feel of
high tension power lines
Parrots In Broward county arr
■■rgaui/ing to fight the scheduled
August opening of an elementa
ry school less than 200 feet from
high trnsion power lines
S o m e p a r e n t s fear the
rlcrlramagnrtlc Helds generated
by the power llttrs rould lead to
an Increased chance of cancer,
leukemia and (Slier disease* In
children In nearby m bool*
School officials say the danger
at sc hoot is no worse than at
home and cite testimony and
studies by nalkaial exjierlA at a
series of worksho|M
"You don't takr a chance with
c h i l d r e n ' s l i v e s . " B h lf O n
Hausch. one of the three Ursa
Haton parents who filed suit,
told thr Fort l-uodrrdalr New*
and Sun Sentinel Sunday
A parents group protesting the
opening of the Hroward County
elementary srhisil M ronsists of
ahnut 25 prople. hut represents
many more, said Dorothy DorrIng. head of the group
" T h r School Htard wants us to
prove something wrong t* going
on. but I think the burden of
proof should Iw on them to prove
It I* sale, she said
"O ur position 1* we have IH
school* contiguous to power
lines." said Hay de la Frullllrr.
an a***a tale *u|>ertntrndrnt at
Hroward County schools "If It Is
unsafe for srhorg M. It is unsafe
for all of those r«ther students "
Mere are some approaches that
might turn the job of taking out
the trash Into an enjoyable one
• Don't crumple the wrapping
jiajier when you remove it. Cut It
Into 3 by 5 Inch pieces and use It
as note paper throughout the
year
• Save the bows and rruse
them.
C) Keep the hoar* an you won’t
lie srambllng fur gift container*
next Christmas Eve.
• l-et the kill* make decora
ttons with the cards, some rib
bon and some glue.
• Let the kids build a "fort"
with the tuxes
• Wrapping paper make* a
festive trunk rover.
• Store your holiday decora
lion* In the boxes
• Line your drawers with the
|.aper
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the
courtroom, you got paid for It.
You got so much mileage to
bring him In.
"A lot of them (deputies) didn't
muke It liack then because they
hadn't known what they were
doing I had a lot of pretty good
jieople helping me. That's the
rrason I held the job." Heck said
During that time, he said. "I
had a few cows. I worked for my
daddy here for I guess 50 years. I
didn't work for a wage from him.
only for whet rattle I had
"I couldn't get an education.
because of riding the cattle from
Winter Park lo 25th Street I've
been at It n long time...There
was rattle In Florida long before
there was cattle In Texas." Heck
said In recent yearn, the Hecks
canted on the cowboy tradition,
with volunteer cowboys helping
them round up their herd for
medical tests
Hut. today Heck's days In the
saddle arr over. He Is survived
by his wife of 54 years. Inez and
C h a rlie 's three daughters.
Kim berly. Kelly and Hrenda
Heck, of Osteen, fleck also leave*
behind a sister. Minnie Kratzert.
of Sanford
"W e ’re all going to miss him.
because he was always so good
to everybody." said family friend
Nancy Engebretscn of Sanford
"He was one of the old timers
Eve ryb od y like to hear his
stories about thr old days "
Fla..
"We're Interested In looking
for wrecks, since some other
recoveries have shown us how
rewarding this ran be.” he said
"I would say It's a 50-50 thing
It's a drive to recover the
rujmule. which Is something I've
always wantrd lo do. and to
develop some new advances In
electronics and sonar
"There ore billions and billions
of dollar* (In wrecked ships)
_ King o,i the Caribbean floor "
Despite Its 27 year* below the
surface. Fuller believe* the Lib
erty Hell 7 is still In good shape
"It's been our experience that
anything In drep, cool watrr
usually slays In a wonderful
state of preservation." he said
"It's In a low-sediment area —
they probably get an Inch of
sediment In 300 years — so It's
probably silting on thr bottom In
plain view Of course. It's still a
very small target '
Fuller hopes to begin wotk by
A p ril, pending approval by
NASA. The olan ts to borrow an
underwater "rover." similar lo
the one used by the salvage
group that located the Titanic's
wreckage last year, to find thr
capsule and then attach an
Inflatable air bug that will allow
It to float to thr surfurr.
H r said o re thing in his
group's favor I* Its vow not to
sell the capsule, as other salvage
group* have suggested Fuller
hopes to rotate the capsule
h rtw rrn the Smithsonian In
stitute In Washington. D C . , a
planned martltmr museum In
Fort Worth anil an aerospace
museum at Purdue University.
Grissom's alma mater.
Funeral anangrments weren't
c o m p l e l Mon day . HrlssonGuardian Funeral Home. San
ford. ts In charge of arrange
ments. Charlie said there will lie
a graveside service for his dad al
the old Sanford Cemetery on
25th Street, but the time hasn't
been set.
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treated unfairly, and that Is
one of the reasons we want to
recover this capsule." salJ
Fuller, who was a space struck
17-year old wh*n he first read of
the Liberty Hell 7 accident Moie
recently, the flight was a key
element In Tom Wolfe's book
I he Right Stuff" and a movie
In which actor Fred Ward
portrayed Grisaran
"We feel that the capsule will
be hi such good condition the'
we will be able to exonerate
Grissom, which Is one of our
goals." he added "When you
know the inner workings of the
craft and what It takes to do
things like execute the explosive
mechanism. It's hard to believe
that someone could make that
(the allegation* against Grlsaoml
stick."
Fu ller, whose Subsurface
Technologies group has turned
to new projects since the recent
decline in the nil exploration
b us i nes s , said G r i s s o m ' s
brother. Nortnan. a newspaper
man In M itchell. Ind . has
pledged his cooperation He also
ho|ies for assistance from Sen
John Glenn. D-Ohlo. one of the
original seven U S astronauts
along wtt h Grissom.
In addition to exonerating
Grissom, Fuller also wants to
test out new technology for use
In recovering shipwrecks from
the Caribbean He admits, how
ever. that It will be "like Hndlng
a needle In the proverbial hay
stack" to locate the 9 foot high,
ti-foot In diameter capsule,
believed to be more than 18.000
feel below the Atlantic about 300
miles east of Cape Canaveral.
DEATHS
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M A G D A L E N A R. P ER EZ
Magdalena R. Perez. 68. 552 E. children
H a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral
Alpine St.. Altamonte Springs,
Home. Altamonte Springs. In
died Saturday at her residence
Horn Jan. 19. 1920 In Puerto charge of arrangements.
Rico, she moved lo Altamonte
Springs from there In 1979. She
w as a h o m e m a k e r a nd a
Catholic.
Survivors Include husband. Mooai.saiDon
t u n m l M f v k n t v M/ F * W * Won't
Oscar Perez. Altamonte Springs, U. C t l M S t m •* • pavwd i » t f S t d s i
daughter. Magdalena Perez. San *•» - t- twts II sm tSnWr at m*
W iu w w t Sac-MI Churl* 111 E
Ju a n . Puerto Rico: brother. AntwcS
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MonOar allhaihapal
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Rossello Faure. both of San tSarys a*arreneementt
Announcing:
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CAN SAVE YOUR
CHILD’S LIFE
When confronted with drugs, the two most
important letters in the alphabet for your
children to know are “NO." Children learn
the alphabet at an early age, but they are
also exposed to drugs early in life.
Statistics indicate that 17% of today’s
youth use alcohol or drugs on a daily
basis. Teach your children to kNOw their
alphabet when it comes to drugs.
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Hostage’s family leaves Beirut
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WORLD
BRIEFS
United Frees International
BEIRUT. Lebanon — Relatives
of a French woman held by a
radical Palestinian group along
with her three daughters packed
up Christmas toys and left for
home Monday without two of the
children as they had hoped
Th e c h ild re n 's father,
grandmother and uncle boarded
a France-bound plane at Beirut
airport with five French Journal
ists who had arrived with them
from Parts Saturday
Brtgltle Valente. grandmother
of the abducted children —
M a rlr-L a u rr Betllle, 7. and
Vlrglnle Betllle. G — appeared
depressed at a Beirut hotel
before d ep ar t in g w i th the
Christmas toys she had brought
Chinese riot against 'black devils'
BEIJING — Hundred* of angry Chinese went on a rampage
against "black devils" Sunday In an eruption of hostility
toward Africans studying In a city In eastern China, forcing the
foreign studenta to take refuge In a train station, wltneaaes
said.
Chinese residents of Nanjing. GOO miles south of Beijing,
chased black Africans studying at a local college to a
downtown railway station and surrounded It before hundreds
of police arrived to disperse the crowds, foreign witnesses said
from city Ih phone Interviews.
"Down with black devils!” the Chinese shouted as they
pursued about 100 African students
The riot erupted after a dispute between African and other
foreign students and local authorities over a Christmas Eve
party apparently set off a fight sparked by rumors that a
Chinese had been killed
There were no reports of Injuries during the disturbances An
oftkvr al NanJIn.; •public srcuiily bureau, reached by phone
early Monday, r\Tu*Jj to comment on the clashes
More than 10.000 foreigners currently study In China, more
than half of them from African. Arab and Aslan nations.
Nanjing has several college* where foreigners study. Including
a center affiliated with Johns Hopkins University.
Black Africans studying at Chinese universities have
repeatedly complained of racially motivated harassment and
mistreatment by other Chinese students and even by local
authont'e*. The African*, many of whom are studying on
scholarships from Third World countries, say the hostility Is
often aimed at black males with Chinese girlfriends.
place al the Palestinian refugee
camp of Mar Ellas In southern
Beirut, which provides a base for
Fatah, a radical splinter group of
the Palestine Liberation Organi
zation led by Abu Nldal. widely
viewed In Ihe West as Ihe most
notorious of terrorist*.
Fatah has claimed responsibil
ity for numerous terrorist at
tacks. Including Ihc assaults on
the Vienna and Rome airports
Dec. 27. 1085. In which 20
people w rrr killed
Khalrd. who earlier said the
two girls would be freed In
response lo a direct appeal
Saturday by Libyan leader Col
Moammar Gad hall said he was
finalizing the planned release
wllh French Embassy officials In
Beirut
cused the captives, all of whom
hold Joint Israeli-French or
Israell-Belglan citizenship, of
being Israeli spies
Sunday. Fatah spokesman
WaJtd Khalrd released separate
videotapes, one showing the
French woman and the other
showing the Belgian nationals
I d e n t i f i e d as E m m a n u e l
Houdrklns. Ills wife Godelleve
Kets. their two children. Laurenl
and Valerie, and Houdrkln's
brother. Fernand
" W e have made a l o ng
headway regarding security ar
rangements to release the two
girls." Khalrd said after meeting
Sunday wllh the iwo girls' fa
ther. grandmoiher and uncle
Andre Melral
The closed door meeting look
New Israeli Cabinet hold first meeting
U n ite d P rs s s In te rn a tio n a l
JER USA LEM - Ministers at
the first Cabinet meeting of
Israel's new government briefrd
Prime Minister Yltzliak Shamir
Sunday on Ihe occupied Irr
ntorirs. where soldiers killed one
Arab and wounded al least 18
others. Israeli and Palestinian
soul t ea said
A second Palestinian died
Sunday at a Jerusalem hospital
Irotn wounds he received Dec
1G on a day ol violent clashes in
Nablus, the West Bank's largest
city
M oham m ed Nasser
llawash. 22. was the eighth
Arab to die from the fighting on
"B lack F rid a y." one of (he
bloodiest days In the territories
since Ihr start of Ihe Arab
uprising more than a year ago
Stone-throwing Palestinian
youths attacked an army patrol
at the U.N -run Jabatla refugee
camp in the occupied Gaza Strip
Sunday, prompting soldiers to
open fire. Palestinian sources
and the army said Soldiers shot
and killed Kaed Dmaldah. 17.
and wounded four other youth*
during the rlash. they said
T w o o t he r y o u t h s were
wounded In later confrontations
with soldiers in Jaballa. and at
least 12 Palestinian* suffered
wound* during v lo le n rr
elsrwhere on Ihe West Bank and
In Gaza. Palestinian source*
said
In a report on the Dec. 16
Vlolenrr m N stilus, the Maoris
newspaper said MaJ. Gen.
A ntrim Mllzn*. head of the
army * central command had
Thousands attend funeral of ecologist
RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil — Thousands of Brarlllans shouted
anti government slogans at the funeral Sunday of a prominent
labor leader apparently slain for bis role In protecting the South
American country's Amazon rain forests
Francisco Mtndes Filho. known affectionately lo millions of
hts coun'rymen as Chico Mcnde*. was burled In the village of
Xapurt. 1,800 miles northwest ol Rio de Janeiro In the heart of
the Amazon Jungle region
Mendes. the head of the Rural Workers' Union and a
distinguished environmentalist, was shot dead by unknown
gunmen Thursday at ht* home In Xapurt. two weeks after lie
expressed fear of assassination In a newspaper Interview
Authorities deployed 40 soldiers to maintain order during the
funeral proeesalon by about 20.000 people, who chanted
slogans directed against the government of President Jose
Sarney. police. large landowners and the Kularlst Democratic
Union, an ultraconservative political party known by Its
Portuguese acronym of UDR.
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for the youngsters.
T h e g irls ' father. Pascal
Betllle. said, “ (the captors) told
us that they will free the two
children, but they did not say
when or where the release will
take place."
"But I'm less disappointed
now because I got a confirmation
that they will be art free." said
Betllle. the estranged husband of
Jacqueline Valente. mother of
the two girls and another girl
born soon aftrr she was kill
nspp*-d
The Palestinian Fatah Revolu
tionary Council, hradrtl by Abu
Nldal. kidnapped ihe French
family and Gvr Belgians from a
pleasure Imat oil Ihe roast of the
israell-oc copied Gaza Strip In
November 11)87. Fatah has ac
Bush's son, grandson go to Armenia
MOSCOW — President-clrct George Bush s 12-year-old
grandson, declaring he could nol enjoy C hristmas at home
while earthquake victims suffered. Sunday delivered holiday
toys lo youngsters In an Armenian hospital, the Taws news
agency said
The President-elect's son John E Bush. 40. and George P
Bush. 12. arrived In the capital of Yerevan at dawn to help
distribute 40 tons of medical supplies, clothing and other relief
goods provided through the Arnrrtt a m Foundation of New
Canaan. Conn.
They also brought along thousands of toys for the child
victims of the killer quake that claimed 55.000 lives and lell
another hail a million people homeless on Dec. 7.
Vremya. an evening television news program, showed the
their arrival and a later visit lo a children's ward In a Yerevan
hospital to deliver toys on Christina* Day on behall of the
America re* Foundation
"You can see they don't need a translator." a Vremya
commentator said as the camera showed the elder Bush wiping
away a tear while the younger Bush delivered Ihc toy *
ral panics, right wine Likud and
center-left laibnr
Likud and Labor have gov
erned Israel for Ihe jtasl (our
year* In an uneasy partnership
frequently spin over the Vtdd!«
Fast peaee procraa Labor leader
Shimon Peres became finance
minister In the new government
after serving for two years as
foreign minister
At the Cabinet meeting, which
lastrd (nr less than an hour.
Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin
and Ptsllre Minister Halm HaLev hr tried Shamir on security
Issues 1111he occupied IrrMlortr*
Shamir advocates building
mure Jewish srttlrm rnls on Ihr
West Bank, wtillr Petrs and
other Labor traders want a
frerre on new construction a*
par! of an rflnrt lo reduce
tensions
concluded In an Investigation
that ail soldier* followed orders
when they used their weapons to
counter Arab demonstrators
One ’ two .’ Three *
M i n n a d e t e r m in e d th a t
soldier* opened fire on Palest I
nlarts Involved In Ihe violent
demonstrations only when ihctr
lives or those of other Israelis
were endangered, the newspaper
reftorted
Hirohito begins 63rd year on throne
TO K Y O — Japan's Emperor Hirohito. bedridden wllh
suspected abdominal cancer, brgan his «3rd year on Ihc thronr
on Christmas Day In "extremely stable " condition, a palate
spokesman said.
Crown Prince Aklhtto. first In line to the “Chrysanthemum
Throne." and other family member* attended a Shinto
religious rile In the moated Imperial Palace, marking Ihr
anniversary of Ihe death of Hirohito* lather. Emperor Talsho
said Ihe Imperial Household Agency that manage* palate
affairs
Hirohito. H7. ascended lo the throne following Emperor
Tnisho* death on Christmas Day l!*20
Just how mam are under these walnut
shells’
Coveting the news sometimes van he like
w-xking a puzzle when all the prescs
arm t apparent l l ’s not easy to sec wlial s
taking place behind the scenes But that's
our job
Al least 325 Palestinians have
been killed In Ihe uprising
against 21 years of tsrarll or
rupation Eleven Israelis also
have died In Ihe violence, whic h
brgan Dec 1) last year
Shamir met wllh hts nrw
Cabinet (or the first time since
Thursday, when the Knesaet. or
parliament, voted to approve a
coalition government between
the country's two largest point.
From United Press International reports
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Seven killed In auto accident
KNOX. Ind. — T h r deaths of seven proplr. including six
members of a family. In a head-on collision between fhelr car
and a Inick made Christina* a day for mourning In Knox
"tl aln’l loo good." said Oscar Combs, father of Laura Sites.
25. who was killed in Saturday's crash "It's something you
gotta put up with."
The ear. loaded wtlh Christmas packages, collided head-on
with a truck, killing all those In the aulo. state police said
Floyd Davis. 25. of Knox, was driving west on a county road
when he swerved Into the eastbound lane to avoid a car that
had stopped ahead of him to turn He ran Into a truck that was
pulling a trailer loaded with a bulldozer, trooper Don llarimari
said Visibility at the time was good, authorities said
The driver of the truck. T r n y White. 31. of Knox, was treated
and released from a hospital for soreness of the arms and legs
Combs spent Sunday morning making funeral arrangements
for his daughter at a Knox funeral home
Sites was the only one of the dead who was not a relative of
Davta Killed In the wreck was Rosalind Davis. 24. hi* wife
Gloria Davts. 46. his mother. Carl James Davts. 3. his stepson.
Crystal Davts. 6. hi* stepdaughter, and Jesse Davta. 17. hts
brother Sites was J esse Davts’ girlfriend
Members of the Davis family will spend Monday morning
making funeral arrangements, said an official at the llraman
and Sons Memorial Chapel in Knox He said funeral services for
all seven will be held Thursday
Seattle newspapors picketed
S E A T TL E — About two dozen Seattle newspaper employees,
some dressed in Ittth century roatumrs. picketed their
empJoyers Sunday tn protest tbeh refusal to provide holiday
premium pay for working on Christmas Day
One demonstrator dressed as "Scrooge" In lop hat. white
storking* and breeches, said the picket lines in front of the
Seattle Post Intrlllgrncer and Seattle Times were aimed at
drawing attention to the papers’ derision tn not to give extra
compensation tn employers required lo worked the holiday
Earlier this month the two nrw%|>aprra told employees that
those who work on Christmas and New Year’s days, hoth of
which fall on a Sunday, would not receive prrmlmum pay
whtle the proplr who worked Ihe following days would receive
holiday compensation
"If allowed tn go unchallenged, the action taken by the
papers Ito move the holidays! would become tlie precedent,
allowing even more drastic actions later." according to a leaflet
handed out by the demonstrators
"What’s next? The 3rd of July.' was the message on one
picket sign Another sign read "Christmas comes once a year
amt It ain’t tomorrow "
Other plckrt signs carried the messages "lio n I be
Scmogrd.'* "Christmas Pay for Christmas Day." and Merrv
Ex Mas ’
Suspect arrested In armored car holdups
U )S A NO ELEA — Polar said Sunday they have arrested s
key sosprtt In a string of armored car guard robberies.
Including a shootout wtth a guard last June tn North
Hollywood
Steven tternard Young 2ti. was taken into custody on Friday
ntght as he went to visit s friend In North Central law Angeles
and hooked on suspicion of robbery, detective Norman Koherge
said
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Due Ur-ipe f»ofl(Jsv most detectives were at tmme and
Information on the arrest *** sketchy In a prepared release
Koherge said Young was one of the main suspects" in a string
of armored car and hank rnhbrrtrs
Two armored car guards were shot to death during robberies
at a Security Pacific Hank In Panorama City Ort 14 and a
Lucky Fond Center In llellflower lire 15
At least II other guards have hern robbed in a series of
ambushes tn law Angeles Klvrrside and Ventura counties
dating tkot k lo last Dec ember
Law enforcement authorities have been Investigating
» he I her a single gang may lir responsible or wllrthrr several
copy cat bandits have been Involved
Hottergr obtained an arrest warrant lor Young In November
and at lhat time said the gang la possibly responsible for
robberies of JO annexed car guards and thiee lianks
Since Ihe warrant was Isaued. three other armored car
guards have been held up tn Universal City, al ihe downtown
Hruadway Plaza and (hr Lucky supermarket in Bellflower,
where guard Patrick Rooney. 35. was killed
Washington’s crossing without the ice
W ASHINGTON CROSSING. N J - Sunshine warmed
crowds honoring the daring Christmas Day raid 212 years ago
when lieorge Washington led 2.400 freezing {MtMots across ihr
Icy Delaware River to one of the first American victories over
British troops
"Thesr are Ihe limes that try men's sends The summer
soldier and the sunshine |Minot will, in Oils crisis, shrink from
service lo his counlrv." Washington lold his iroop*. shivering
In Ihe driven sleet of winter. 1776
That dramatic scene was re riiartrd Sunday for the 3tilh
lime hrforr some 6.000 spectator* who lined bnlli tranks of the
river lo walrh James Gallagher of Newtown. Pa . lead about
120 men across Ihe famous quarter mile crossing from
Pennsylvania lo New Jersey
Hut unlike Washington — who had to move 200 horses and
18 cannons across ihr river at night In Ice and snow —
Gallagher only had lo worry about sailing four 40 loot replica
Durham boats across the river In mild weather with
temperature* hovering In the mld-40s
"iWashingtotil had a much more dilllcull lask lo do It was
night and In very severe weather, so knowing llielr hardships
makes our Job much easier lo do." he said "Hill we try to keep
everything as authentic as possible "
Inmate information access investigated
LEXINGTON. Ky. — The Federal Correctional Institution Is
Investigating whether Inmates misused Information from
mortgage applications they processed tinder a contract from
Ihe frderal government, a published rr|H>rt said Sunday.
The l) S Department of Housing and Urban Development
has stopped sending the mortgage application* lo (hr prison
{lending Ihe outcome of Hie Investigation, the Lcxingtor
Herald Leader reported.
HUD has a contract with thr prison lor Inmates to ty|>r
information Into a computer from mortgage applications people
across the country submit ird lo the agency.
The application.! contain u complete financial history of thr
appllrunls. Including names, addresses, occupations. Incomes,
assets and employers. Some of thr applications also contain
bank account and credit rard numbers, according lo Inmate
Heverly Hlrsch. who Is serving a 40-yrar sentence for bank
fruud
"Would you want convicted criminals to have your hank
account numbers and accounts of your credit cards?" Hltscli
asked.
Hlrsch said she was shocked lo find Hie information uvallahtr
lo the Inmates.
" I ’d like lo say I came to prison lo learn u Irsson. not get
materia] to commit future crimes." stir said "Inmates have no
business with Ibis information ”
From U nllsd Press International reports
New York City homicides top 1,848
Unltatf Prats International
NEW YORK - Fueled by an
explosion of crack-related vio
lence. the number of homicides
reporlrd In New York City
eclipsed the record of 1.841 set
In 1981 and surged to at Irast
1.848 by C h r i s t m a s Da y.
author!lies said Sunday
At least six homicides were
reported Christmas Day. as Ihr
pace of killings continued unabalrri by the holiday, police
said
"There’s more out there. I'm
sure We Just haven’t counted
them yet." Sgl Maurice Howard
said late Sunday
^There’s more out there, I’m s u re . W e
just haven’t counted them yet. j
-S g l. M aurice Howard
The record-breaking 1.842nd
murder came late on Christmas
Eve. Wtth the suspectrd drugrelated shooting of Carloa Rosa.
19, on Staten Island. The New
York Times said Monday. Poller
said Rosa was found drad with
bullet wounds to his head about
11:05 p m . Saturday, not tar
from his home
And there Is slill a week left in
Cops play Santa for
burglarized family
Unllsd Press International
FO RT WORTH. Texas Several dozen Fori Worth
p o l l r r m r n w o r k i n g on
Christmas Eve pulh-d double
duly as Santas, raising 8350
on shod notice lo buy pres
ents for a family whose home
w*a hit by holiday burglars
for a second straight year
Officer Curtis Fortenberry,
who works wtlh a pollre
ranine unit that examines
burglary scenes, organized
Ihe gill gathering for Paul and
Diane Hernandez and their
two children, who bait faced a
second straight b lu r
Christmas w It bout presents
"I was in my patrol car
when | heard this had hap
p rn rd to this nice hard
working couple for the second
year tn a row." FortrnhrrTy
said “ I thought, this is
C hristm a s, this Just isn't
right
"We have little inmpuirrs
In our cars, so I got on mine
and said. ’I need monr> guy*,
start digging
Money was hall the bailie
The othrr halt was convincing
Sandra Hartrn. a manager at
the Sears store at Hldgrmar
Mall, fo open her store at 4
a m Sunday so police could
buy clothes and toy* for the
Hernandez two children
"W r stayed up all night
wrapping the presents and
delivered them to Ihe family
ahoul 6 30 a m ." Foclcnbrny
said "It was nice All I do on
my Job Is look for burglars,
and j get kind of tired of t; So
I thought It would tie good fo
do something different
The fart lhat this hap
pened two years In a row
made II doubly sad This
family doesn I have two dimes
lo rub together In thr first
place Thrtr kid* are 4 and 2
year* old. and I have a
4 year old myself I ran Imag
Ine bow I would Irrl ll we
came home and everything
wr had wa* gone with no
money to replace It **
lie said at least full ot the
80 Fori Worth officer* on duty
overnight pitched tn
New York’s hloodlesi year.
Much of the record-setting
pace, w hich averaged 5.15
killings a day. has been at
tributed lo thr surge in drug
abuse, particularly crack
The number of homicides de
clined significantly from 1981 lo
1985. bui began In rise dramat
ically In 1966 as crack Inun
dated many parts of thr city
Mayor Edward Koch lold the
Times ihe only hope of cglllng
Ihr murder rale is lo get lough
on drug crimes
"I believe lhat no matter whai
w r do with rrsperl lo cops, w rit
not going lo tie aide to eliminate
drug addiction unless we’re
much tougher, and proplr don i
want lo tie tough enough." K<h h
said
Sgl Ed Hums cautioned ili.tr
thr tally Is "a statistical gamr
and thal thr arlual number of
murder* may lie higher or town
as rrports filter in and an
Investigated
Arsonists torch
abortion clinics
decision that legalized abortion
Jane Roe was a psrudom rn lor
D ALLAS — Arsonist* were Norma McCorvey, an unwed
suspected of setting fire to three ntothrr who was pregnant with
abortion cl ini cs Chrl*tma* her third child In 1970 w hen *h<
morning in Dallas, the rfly that Trot her rase lo abortion
spawned ihe Supreme Court advocate* McCorvey did not
« ii*r that madr atmrliun legal, a undergo an abortion and her
child wa* givrn up (or adoption
fire Investigator said
The group filrd suit against
The bla/rs reported within 40
minute* ol each other, caused no I fa1la* County District Attorney
injuries and only one clinic Henry Wadr tn an effort to
sustained heavy damage, said challenge Texas’ law prohibiting
abortion except to save tin
fire investigator Levi Whitlow
F l a m m a b l e l iquid* were mother * life A federal district
believed lo have been used lo court struck down the Texas law
Ignltr Ihe blazes, and flrrflghlrT* and thr r asr was appealed to tlx
found a 5 gallon gasoline ran at Supreme Court, which Issued Its
th r scene of the last fire. der ision Jan 22 1973
Whitlow waul the first fire
Whitlow said
"The burn patirm* were the Sunday wa* rrportrd at the
type thal you would have from a North Dallas Women * Cllnx
flammable liquid.” hr said
Whitlow said If would have
been impossible for thr samr
[>rrsnn to set all Ihe fires and
thal It was unlikely the same
person set any two
"No. because of the tune and
distant r , ” hr said
Dallas Spawned Ihr Roe vs
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Sports
BASKETBALL
Jazz add to Lakers’ woes
While ih r luikrrs Blood around «>n offense. Ihr
Utah .2ai t moved a slrp closer lo dislodging D»s
Angeles (n>m ID* customary »|»>t atop Ihr NBAs
Western fo n lrn -m r
U ilti| { s i r n ng r r •
hounding and instdr
defense. Ihr J a n rnllrd
up a 101-87 irliiiiiph
Sunday uvrr a sagging
train dial n rrd rd seven
games lu o uit Utah
from Ih r C o n frrrn rr
finals lost season T lir l-akrr* havr lost live
straight on thr road
"W r always tria d on Ihr Inside game lo
drvrlop our aflcmr from thr inside oul." law*
Angeles Hoard Hymn Sroll said. "Right now
w r'rr not getting inaldr Evrrbndy's Just playIiih
nirt of lai kadalsii al "
Karl Malonr scored 31 JMilnt* and hauled
down 12 rebounds lo Irad Ihr Jar/ Thurl llallry
addrd 22 points and John Sim klon 21 l«r Utah
which Imprnvrd lo I S-12 while dropping ihr
laikrr» lo 17 !l
In Sunday’s only other game. Philadelphia
whlp(ird Washington 125 1 ID
HOCKEY
Penguins’ Brown hospitalized
H A S T K U T IIE R F O K D . N J - Rob flrown
Pittsburgh a set mid (railing sturrr was taken lo
Ih r hospital with a possible spleen damagr alter
tiring sjira rrd hy New Jersey Devil Jai k
O'CnIDhan midway through a 2 2 Hr KrltLtv
night. Prngutnst c*ai h t lr m I 'brtai " Mid
Drow n a 20 year old In his first full season
was skating without the puck in front ol New
Je rs e ys n rl when Ih r Devils IMO poimd.
vrirra n tirfrnsrtnan sprarrd Ihr I70|anmd
crn lrr O'Callahan received a major |iruallv ami
game m larondurt from referee Ik-nls Morel who
gave llrown no |Tnaltv
Itrown. who Ian 25 goals and lift assists in 35
games, playril a lew shills Iwlorr tiring taken lo
I hr hospital. Uhrtaro said
The wrier was lied I I al live lime and
Pittsburgh scrired on thr ensiling jsiwrr play
tielorr Ih r Devils fori rd ovrrltnie
[BASEBALL
—
■ P e o p le . Page 3B
■ C o m ics, P a g e 4 B
■ C lass ilie d . Page 6B
Nebraska
arrives
Sanders
arrested
IN BRIEF
zu
Bosox’ Boyd to go sidearm
W OR CESTER . Mass — ItmMnn Red So*
pitcher Dennis oil Can lloyd who missed ihr
last several weeks id llie |tasl season with a
stioulder problem said he will llirow sidearm
nest season
Until 2‘t tried oul his new mniion during a
JO minute w ar mup session fndav al I tie
University ol Mass.ii husrtls Medical I enter in
Worrrmter and afterward •ailed hlmsrll III
"I'll lie throwing al about H or d o'clock
lloyd said. rrlernng lo Ihe drop ol his right hand
on the sidearm motion
l » r hern thinking
about changing my motion sirve I went on the
disabled list
Mot It dorsn i mailer where you throw from
You still got to throw It down and away or down
and Inside 1lie tiling Is I like ii
lloyd. 0 7 last season, pitched Ills filial game
Aug 2fi when tie suffered a se«onil straight
blood clot In tils shoulder
FOOTBALL
Sheridan to stay at N.C. State
ATH EN S, (ia
North Carolina Stale luntball
coat It Du k Sheridan Saturday rr|rrled an ollrr
hy thr University n| Georgia to roar h the
liulldog*. t iling his desire lo remain with Ihe
players he had r « rolled
University ol Georgia spokesman lorn
Jackson read a statement prewired hy U llA
President Charles Knaiin who met with
Sheridan around8 a in in Alliens
Sheridan. 47. was the unanimous i hnic-e ol
Knapp's eight member searrlt eom m lllre
St renting applicants lor Ihe Joh Iti suet eetl Vim e
Dooley
Dooley announced Dec 14 lie is iriirliig alter
25 years and 2(«) victories and would mushier a
hid for governor In 11190
Knapp •wild Sim Ulan cited Ills strung com
mitment to the school amt Ihe players lie has
rec ruited" in Ihe three years he has lient there
as the primary reason for Ills derision
"While I am of course disappointed. I resjm I
Ills reasons (or tier lilting Ihe oiler Knapp said
From staff and wire reports
B
INSIDE:
C O LLE G E BOW LS
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United Press International
FO RT MYERS. - Delon Sanders.
Florida Stale's All American de
le nai ve h a c k , was a r r e s t e d
Christmas Eve on clwuges of Ditterv
on a ftolIce oil leer and disorderly
conduct alter an altercation with a
female store « lerk (Miller said
Cindy lll< kman. a Lee County
deputy fall clerk, said Sanders, 21.
was released Salunlay al nhoul IO
p m EST alter iMntlng a $2,500
surely bond on the battery charge
and a $IOO cash tMtnd on Ihe
disorderly conduct charge He is
srhrdulerl lo a|*|iear m It t County
court Jan 17 site said
Sanders a senior is a cotnerliark
and punt returner tor fourth ranked
Florida Stale, which meet* No 7
Auburn III Ihe Sugar Howl al New
Orleans Jan 2 Hr played minor
league tiaseliall lor Ihe New York
Yankees over the summer in Ihe
Florula Slate Ix-agur
MIAMI — T h r Nebraska fonttiull
Irani received lis Christman present
Sunday lor winning the lug Eight
lltlr - a trip In sunny south Florida
and an Orange Howl dale with the
University of Miami
Tl»e No fi Cornhuskrrs arrived in
Miami shortly allri 2 p rn E S I and
weir greeled hy Orange Howl ol
lU'lals. who passed ool llie Itadi
I tonal oranges lo players and
r o ach es a small encl ave u!
Nebraska alumni and a calyjiso
liand jitaying a lime called There s
no plai e like NeUaska
"We re happy lo hr here, said
Nebraska » ruler Jakr Young hav
log tell JO degree temperature*
lM-hlml It s a great bowl game and
It s a nice Christina* present lor
u* "
A m or ding In a (ague statement
Deion Sander*
“ an alien alum broke oul" al a mall
belw rrn Sanders a Fort Myers
resldenl. and a (rmale store clerk al
the Spencer gill shop Saturday al
•i ImmiI 4 30 p in
"A s a result of this altercation,
poller o flk n Tony Call, who was
working security al Ihr mall, al
tempted In arrest Sanders and was
sirm k and Injured.' Ihe statement
Mid
A nursing supervisor at Lee Mr
mortal Hospital said Call was
treated ami released
It has been five years alnce
Nebraska Iasi played m the Orange
Ikiwl In the P*m4 Orange Itowl Ihe
rifVtoV II
l*« II
Al Ww«r*p$f1 14
V iiV M lT M
f I P# wj 19
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thru No I rotnhoskrr* were OjiSfl
II ui h* Miami, whirb went on lu
w in llie national llllr
Nebraska oil it nils complained
alter Ihr game that Ihey lell
o v e r l o o k e d in llie p r r game
festivities with most of live Drang'
Itowl oflU tals obviously pulling ten
the Hurricanes fill* year Orange
Howl officials are drier mined lo
make |fir Huskrrs Irel wrl< o«|r
Her Orange. I’age 211
Hut 1, Hut 2: It’s not football
Leon looks to
repeat title
Elite Pizza Hut
opens Tuesday
By CHntSFISTin
Herald sports editor
By M AR K B L V T H I
U What are two ol the most
common tilings ol the holiday
season?
A Turkey and Icailtiall
If you've had enough of one or thr
Other — or I hiII i — and atr looking
for some rscllrmenl fieforr New
Year s Eve the l*i//a lint Invila
llooal Drys s o n louriiarnrut is
josi wliai Ihe dortnr ordered
The Cl//a Hut Invitational tans
v n u r i In u rria m ru l lakes I ru le r
stage lh l» w rrk In high school
sport* and il ii is anyw here near as
entertaining as ll was a vra i ago
Ia n s w ill get m o re th an th ru
m on e y * worth
D is l vra i II was 1 allahassrt D u n
ra llvln g to lie l ake M ary In Hie dual
tw o m inutes ol the ■ham pm uship
game and la-on went on lo win the
tlllr. 2 I in penalty kirk*
Cast vra i s Pl//a Hut showed Ihr
Ira n i lh.il lliev i m ild plav with th*
lie w i I r a n i s I n I h e s t a t e
T .illa tia a x r v c ie .t u t snath I teil
W illiam * said * I'artti iilaftv twallliv
Dike Marv that «ri u* op lot lit*
rest ol the season
H e r a ld s p o d » w rite r
Th is >ear s lb learn llelrl im Imfes
I mii I i Class 4A ami J A stale « hatupi
m is ol a year ago amt w ha l figure to
fir some of the lop contenders for
tile slater tow n*to I**h u
T i l l s Is Ihe best possible lest a
I r a lii
i(* I •l u t i n g
1'allahassrr Leon assistant I red
W illiam s said
ih ir e s jie rlrn rr in
Ih r Pt//a H ill has really helped
develop our prognun lo its full
jMiirntlal
Niles lor rills year s edition of lire
l ‘l//.i I fill which ofirus loesiLiv
will I t O rlando lllsliop Moore High
and O rlando Ifatmr H ig h Leon is
thr defending i haruplou having
i T .ilr u D ike M .m m Iasi vra i s
I.r o ll went oil to w i n t h r ( lass J A
slate llllr al.it b rin g s in Ihe longest
■ uffeflt w i n n in g streak in the slatr
as n has mil lost in IN m ail hes
| r o ll will go tol Its set olid Cl//u llo l
l l l l r III a row tills week hul again
Ihe m u i p r l l t l n n w ill I t lop non h
lln.il
lu luesrlav s llrsl malctl al lk«ilie
112 main stall I Miami Killian lakes
oil I.U ksonv lllr Men her III a fu tile
I x i w c c n Ira n is that are a stale
.iji.iii Imih in distant r amt possible
III talrnl as well Killian d e t ru d in g
I A stale i ll.im ploll llelds tine ol I h r
lop h a m s ill Ihe slate year alter
year and ihr Cougars come loin ihr
l'l//a Ihil with a 541 record and thr
No I ranking lilt lass 4A
Heir her is annuallv one ol the top
Iranis m ihr North Florida region,
hilt has vrl In make its tn.uk on thr
statr sirne I h r Jacksonville irprr
sentallvr ran glair a sharr ol Ihr
s|Mitllghi lusiauilv with an ii|>sri ol
Killian
In
1 ursdav * 2
p m
g .m ir
at
»• .»«< e sow St I m , * « t» « o " H
O v ie d o s T im W a is a n e n g o e s o n Ih e a llo c s in a c b o n e a r lie r t h i s s e a s o n v s
S e a b r o e .’ e B o t h le a r n s w ill b e in a c t io n t h is w o e s in Ih e P i / / a H u t
I n v it a t io n a l
Ik Mine. Dike III .mill v s Cal rims look
lo tutu ilieir fortunes around
against NNim* ( Parks Wildcats
Hranllry 2 1 I looks in shore up ns
drlrnsr in fmnl ol gu.ilktr|wr Kirk
Klalter and gel llsollrusr in gear led
hv h u m Mrhiihdis Ciinert Shaima
and I toy W rit/e l
W llllrr Ca lk 5 0-2
lias liNikrd
season with
j T i l o r m r i J o h n Dogold
a m o n g llie leaders
Ih e Wildcats
a r r i u f fr n tlv t.inked No H ill t lass
giMirl in
All Stale
llie
early
See Hut I . Page 211
la m p a l.rto llu is h rd th ud in Iasi
v ra i s iim rn ry wi t h a .12 victory
over D ike Howell III a u o lh ri game
d ial retpilfed (wti.iliv ki* ks to dr
i ule die oult lime
I his veal s t u n i n ' i w ill also
tr a lu ir slate jtoweis D ik t Marv
|ampa
It soi l
M ia m i K illia n
( Ir.n w a te r i n i t i a l • alholli ami
I am pa D l "
O l l i e r l o u g h I r a n i s i n (tie
lo u tm a n riil will I m- l.viu a u Itishop
MtMiie. W llllrr I’.u k and titaug'
C alk The ilai kilt uses ol d ir tnuinrv
t m ild I t Oviedo Jacksonville Flrl
t lief and I lav Iona Heat h Seahtee/e
M id i dial kind ol held vim can
r \ | T t l lo see ipialltv sot i rt r v n v
■lav
ii
I mi II i
llls lio p
M im iic
and
Iktoiir High S< (tools Tile action will
See Hut 2. Cage 2B
Bears head south
for playoff warmup
Unltad Press In lsrn sllo n sl
SUWANKE (la - The Chltagu
Hears Sunday nighi arrived al Ihr
All.inln Falcnnw' training latiliiv.
whrrr they will prat lice all wrrk III
prr|tatailim lor dieir first plavnll
game
Th e Hears r|rt led lu travel In
S u w a n rr lircausr >1 Ihe w ra lh rr
t'tmdltlims in ih r C h ica g o area
Th e y have conducted ptisl season
pi.n in rs al die Fall tins' iralulug
caill|i Ihrer nut nl the past hull
years
Rams and Vikings at Minnesota
MI AMI O r.TS R EA DY T O HOST
MIAMI
Smile m a ke eye contai I
a n d s j T . i k nnt-lv In passenger* Is
the message 5.500 la vl limousine
a n d cithri drive rs a r r ge llin g h u m
SiijK-r Ik iw l o rg a it l/ ris Im p in g lu
I m p r e s s u|i In 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 g u e s ts
r » | T t le d tm Ihr Jan 22 t h a m p lo n
sh ip genie
Ih r
tlrlvrls
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28
ualtuils
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of a slump today when Ihey play Satellite In Iho first round o» Ihe St
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one touchdown and also caught
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With 3:16 lefl In Ihe game and
Washington Slate leading 24-22.
Houston, also 9-3. started a drlvr
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Senior quarterback David
Dacua, who replaced sophomorr
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connected on a 30-yard post to
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James Dixon and two runs by
Chuck Weatherspoon moved the
1will to the Washington Stutc 3 1.
B LU E G R A Y B O W L
MONTGOMERY. Ala — Eric
Wilhelm completed a 24-yard
t uurhdown pass to Kendal
Smith with 23 seconds remain
log and Aaron Jenkins ran In the
2-polnt conversion Sunday lo
glvr the Bloc a 22 21 victory In
the Blur Gray game
Wilhelm, a quaitrrtiack from
Oregon Stale, completed an
«*? yard drive with h.*s I D levs iu
Smith The Utah State receiver
caught Ihr game winning pasa
on the 2 and eluded a Gray
defender lo score
Jenkins, who ran In Ihr the
2 point ("inversion from the 3
yard line, also scored on runs of
I and 7 yards for the Blue
Jackson State'* Lewis Tillman
pcored on runs of 2 and 4 yard*
Hut 1
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4A and Ihr Pizza Hut Is a
good place for Winter l*ark lo
prove It Is among Ihe stale's top
learns
The third game Tuesday at
Boone. 4 p.m start. pPs Lake
Mary against Tampa I d o In
what should be the fralurr
first-round game. T b r Hams.
7-0-1. who lied I d o In the
season opener for With trams,
have been playing well lately,
particularly on offense behind
Ihr play of John Mora. Manny
Koldar*. Eric Havndal and Dar
rrn Fordr James Nubile is one of
the top drfrndrra around and
goalkeeper Steve Sharp Is also
having a strong year
"We're playing very well, tiul I
situ frrl there's room lor im
provement." Lake Mary itm c I i
Larry MrCorkh* said "The best
thing Is we've hern able lo play a
lot (H people m we have several
players who can go In and get
Ihe Job done."
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E L PASO. Texas - Alabama
ended a season of frustration
Saturday by beating Army 29-2H
In the Sun Bowl,
"There is a lot of fight In these
g u y s . " C u r r y s a id a f t e r
Alabama's third victory in the
Sun Bowl since 19H3. "And
there's every bit as much fight In
the Army guys. We just did what
w c h a d to d o . It w a s a
microcosm of our season."
Alabama enJed the year 9-3 as
did Army, which was seeking to
become the first Cadet team lo
win 10 games In a season
The Sun Bowl, one of the most
successful nnn-Nrw Year’s Day
games. Is preparing for negotia
tions with CBS and Its corporate
sponsor. John Hancock Finan
cial Services
The bowl will pay Ihe two
teams t l million each, thanks to
the sponsor and the national
television contrvt
Alabama was held lo 95 yards
rushing, but quartrrbuck and
MVP David Smith threw for 412
yards and two touchdowns slid
engineered s P.ve play. M -yr.M
winning tlilvr. David Cast rat's
2-yard run with 4 01 left gave
A lat vim.i the margin of victory
"There's no satisfaction In
Army Coach Jim Young
said. "I told our players that we
came to win. not to lie satslflrd
by keeping the score close.
We're underdogs In more I ban
half the games wc play. Bui they
respond lo It. They don't fear
anyone."
Army might be fuvorrd In
more gntnrs next season.
Fullback Ben Barnett, who
rushed Tor 177 yards. Is a Junior.
Half back Mike Maywealher and
quarterback Bryan McWilliams
are sophomores. So are spill end
Sean Jordan, light end Doug
Bilker and hulfhack Calvin Cass
A LO H A DOW L
H O N O LULU - Free safely
Attic Holmes rrcovrrrd a fumble
an the 3-yard line with 2 44 left
lo play Sunday to preserve
Washington State's 24-22 victo
ry over Houston In the seventh
annual Aloha Bow l
Washington Slate. 9-3. scored
an Aloha Bowl record 24 points
In the second quarter The
Cougar offer sc was |Mcrd by
J un ior qiiiirtcrh.u k T i m m
Hosenharh. who ran for one
touchdown and completed 19 of
3t> passes (or 30(1 yards and one
touchdown
F "lining bark Steve Broussard
balanced the Washington State
attack, carrying 33 times for 139
yards
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Huss Oaks 14 goalsl lead Ihr
o f f e n s e w i t h A 11■S t a I r
swrrperback Chad lloda an
choring the defense In (run) of
s u p h u m o i c keeper A n d y
Alfonso
T u e s d a y ' s final game al
IkMinr. 6 p ill. start, lias Boone's
llnives taking on Seahrrczr's
S u n d e r a b s in a b at tl e ol
tournament darkhorses IkMinr
has always turned in some of its
first efforts In Ihe Pizza Hut
while Srabrrezr has also has
success al the Hot ill the ( msi
Seahrrt ir . 2-4-2, Is struggling
Ibis srason but has some goml
t u l r n l In d e f e n d e r K y l e
Klddlrltaiigh. goalkeeper Kenny
Itelbra |3 shutouts) and strlkrr
Ilobby Blake |4 goalsl
Tuesday's slate al Bishop
Moore begins al 11 a m willi
Orange Park battling Orlando
Evans. Orange Park. 5 -1-2 tills
season, was tbr stale rurinrrup
in Class 4A a year ago. defeating
Lake Mary in the semifinals
la-fore Is*wmg to Miami Killian
In Ihe final. T h r Haiders are no!
as strong this year, having lost a
game lo Class 2A Jacksonville
Holies, fmt still mold lie a factor
In ihe Ptz/a Itul
Evans' Trojans have not hern
able lo cilmh lo ihr lop of the
Central Florida area, hot Evans
is an Improving team that has
some guild talent and they will
look to play the rote <>( spoilers
this week
Al I p m 1 oesdav at fitshop
Moore. Oviedo's Lions make
their Pizza Hot dehut against thr
p o w e r f u l M a r a u d e r s of
Clearwater Crntral Catholic
Oviedo. 6-2 thus far. Is a pro
gram (Mi tfir rtxr as It won Its
ilrst dlsUK t title a year ago and
It looking for tagger and better
things this season Hie Lions are
led on offense by Alex Balaudo
and Tim Walvmrn while Ihe
drfrusr Is andMMrd by Derek
Hates and goulkrrprr Jell Hof
(man
Clearwater Catholic, ranked
No | m ( lass 2A. stands at 6 0
and Is considered one u( the
contenders in the lizza lloi
Despite losing tw-u Ail-Airterlp a
playets from last year's squad.
CCC Is still a very strong learn
hut Ihe Marauders had heller not
look iiast thrlr first round foe as
Oviedo Is very at Itable of pulling
the upset
Al 3 p m Tuesday at lllshop
Moore, defending champion
Tallahassee la-on lakes on Bish
op Moore's Hornets la-on. which
Is riding a 3fvmatch winning
sirrah. Is H-O this season and
returns s o u k - of Its trip talent
Iroin last year s slate title tra m
le a d in g tin- w ay on offense a rr
T o n y V a u ghn (7 goalsl. Tu c k e r
Hlontan |3 goals. 3 assists) and
Hyatt Klesslg (4 goalsl w hile tin
defense Is led by Dean Flshftai k
and gualkerjier Doug Mi Daniel
14 shutout s|
lllshop MiNirr. 3-2-1. may not
tic tile powerhcHise || was a lew
years back, but Is still a ( f t )
sound soccer Ira n i w llh I be
potential lo win the tournament
If It gets on a hot streak TtwH o r n c t s ar c l ed liy S t r v r
Sotstman |3 goal*) and Hobby
0 Mallev 14 assXtsI (Ml offrusr
along w llh D avid S rh rp p . Sergio
Lop e z a n d goalkre|ier To d d
Dracel 14 shotm ilsl on detrnse
In Ihe final garnr Tuesday al
1 lie lilt bop Moore venue |3 p m
startl. L y m a n ’s G re yh oun d s takr
on Class 3 A power Ta n ijM J r s n
II l.ym ari hopes In have all its
injuries healed in lim e lo ru a kr a
ru n at th r title If h e a lth y.
Lym a n lias the |>o(rnital lo play
w ith any Ira n i In the im irna
r n r n i . Leading llir way o f
f e n s i v e l y are s e n io rs J o J o
House. E rik L rlh rn and B ernard
Harden while g o a lk e e jM -r Kelly
W alden anchors the defensr
Jesuit i o o llo u rs to tie a force
in Claaa 3A as It i iim r t In ra n k rd
No 3 In Ihe slate Th e Ta m jia
tra m had o u r of Its lirtlrr sides u
yra r ago. hul k*U a lough llrsl
round game lo M iam i Killian so
J r s u ll w ill t»r looking for a
sirring Pl/za Hut sh.iw ing this
lim e around
Hut 2
Continued from IB
kl< k oil at Bishop
Moore wllh Orange Park and
Evans taking llw- Held at 11 a m
At Boone It Will he a tough
mah h between Miami Killian
and Jacksonville Fletcher al 12.
The pizza Hut is the most
prestigious sorter touruaeiit In
the stale and lias drawn the
slate's best train since Its
beginning l-ast year's tourna
ment was an awesome display as
evrry team come up wllh a
strong showing
The tournament Is equally as
strong this year. II not stronger,
and the a* lion should lie Just as
good. Leon and Killian were troth
stair chamjilons Iasi season as
Seabreeze madr It to thr final
four 111 3A and Lake Mary and
Orange Park w rrr In the 4A filial
lour
Ten trams In the tournament
w -r e district champions u
season ago so most of the trains
coming In know how to win and
know how- to jilay against top
notch (cuius in pressure sltuu
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Invitrd Miami
Mayor Xavier Suarez to mukr a
prrt>eutati<in to Nrliranka Coach
To m OHlNinic.
Sunrcz. however, botched an
announcement turning Sunday
"U nlvenilty of Nehrabku D a y."
Inbirad of aaylng "U nlvcrniiy of
N ebraika," Suarez said he was
giving Osborne a plaque drnotIiir "Unlvenilty of Miami D a y."
But the remark went mostly
imnoliced and Osborne — who
also received a key to the city —
said hr was ((tad lo begin (Inal
preparations for the Jan. 2
game.
"We haven't got a player on
oiir team (hat s f>cen here be
fore," said Osborne, who Is
leading the Corn husk era into
their 20th straight bowl. "Tills is
a change of scenery for them and
It represents the Dig Eight
championship and II represents
a chance lo play what many
people feel and what we feel Is
ihe ties! tram In Ihr country In
the University of Miami."
One major change since Os
borne and Nebraska last came to
Miami la Ihul the N FL's Miami
Dolphins have left the Orange
Bowl to play in Joe Hobble
S ta d iu m , which Oshurne
believes will Improve the playing
conditions.
"In the pasl. so many limes
when the Dolphins were there
the field, by Die time we got
down here, there wasn't any
frxitlng." Osborne said. "M y feel
ing Is It will he better."
Bill Ihr Orange Bowl and the
Hurricanes w rrr not the primary
Interest of the Nebraska players
Christmas Day. The only Irani
activity was a Christmas dinner,
so Ihr athletes from landlocked
Nebraska looked forward lo
seeing the At laidle Ocean
"1‘m hoping to fill the bench."
Young said I haven't hern to
Ihr beach In a while."
Senior first-lrum winghack
Dana Brinson mtsaed fils second
straight practice with Ihr flu as
Ihe Nebraska football team
completed Its Lincoln prejiaralions Friday for Ih r Jan. 2
Orange Bowl.
Ju n io r flrst-lrum offensive
rigid tacklr Doug Glaser left the
two-hour lull (Mil workout In
Cook Pavilion early with a hack
spasm. Coach To m Osborne
said.
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People
His antiques aid in restoration
CALENDAR
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Herald correspondent
Panic Attack group to meet
AguraphnhlA/l’unlr Attack Support Grnup meets rarti
Tuesday at H p in at Wcsl Lakr Hospital. 589 W. State Road
434. tomgwnod The suppurt group Is for those who are afraid
to go mil of their house and be active In public.
Overeaters to weigh in
A regular meeting of Overeaten* Anonymous I* condoned on
Tuesdays at 7 30 p m at Florida Power and Light. 301 Myrtle
Avc,. Sanford For more Information, call Carol at 322 0057
Casselberry Kiwanis to rise
Klwanis Club of Casselberry meet* at 7.30 a m every
Tuesday al Village Inn. U.S Highway 17 92 and Dogtratk
Road. Longwood For more Infnnnatlnn. call H31-8545
Toastmasters to speak up
Daybreakrr* Toa»tma»lcr* meet* at 7:15 a m . Tuesday al
Christo's Restaurant «»n First Strret. Sonftwrt Guest* are
welcome
Toastmaster* International Club 6581 meet* rat h Tur*day
7 30 p m at Seminole Community College. Room S-206 For
more information rail 095-3960
TOPS chapter to meet about eating
Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting* are held al Ihe Oslrrn
Civic Center on Tuesdays al 7 p .n For mure Information,
contact Michelle Todd al 321 -A 153
Nar Anon to offer help
Nor-Anon. a %rll help group lor rrlatlvrs and Irirnds of
addicts, will meet Tuesday al 8 p m at Orlando General
Hospital For more information, call 869-6364
Bridge club ready to deal
Sanford Duplicate Itrtdgr Club mrels al noon each Tuesday
at the Greater Sanford Cbambrr of Commerce. 400 h First St .
Sanford
TOPS to meet about eating
TOI*S Chapter FL 79 will meet Tuesday al 6 15 p m
Howell Place. 200 W Airport Klvd . Sanltird
al
Sanford Lions to huddle
Sanford Lion* Club meet* al nunn each Tuesday al Western
Slzzlln Steakhmisr. 2*100 Orlando Drive. Sanlord
AA groups schedule meetings
Area Alcoholics Anonymous group* meeting on Tuesday
Include
Altamonte Springs:
• Seminole Al Anon. nnon. non smokers only. Community
Chapel. H25 Stair Road 44*.
Casselberry:
• Abbott Sober Living Group. H p m . open discussion,
non smokers only. Retro* Club. CM) Normandy
• (lean Alt Group, noon, ah nlioltc* tally, iiuu-smokrrs only.
RelMM Club. I !K) Norma oil*
• ( h im ! Morning Group 10 a m . open discussion. Hrlxw
Club. 130 Normandy
• Happy Hour Group 5 30 p in . open discussion. Krbo*
Club. 130 Normandy
• Heist* Group. 6 .M) a m . open discussion. noon, alcoholics
only: RrlHisCbib. 130 Normandy
• Retro* Al Alon. 8 p in . Rrtxm Club LMiNmmandv
• 17-92 Group. 8 pin., closed slrp Hireling. Messiah
I.in hr ran Church. Stale Road 17 92 and Dogtrai k Road.
Longwood:
• Survivors Group, noon. Hosed step meeting. 3101 Dane
Lane
Oviedo:
• Oviedo Group. 8 p m open discussion, non smokers only.
First Methodist Church King Street and L-ikr Jessup
Sanford:
• Sanlord Grace Group. 8 p m . open discussion and N th
Step. 800 £ 25th Si.
• Sanford Group, noon. 5 30 p in.. 8 p mi . open discussion.
1201 W First SI
• Sober Won AA Group, noon. 5 30 pm.. 8 pm., open
discussion. Ihe Sahara Club (old driver's license oilier), 2587 S
Sanford Ave
• 24-Hour Group. 8 pin., open discussion, House ol
Goodwill. Fourth Street and Oak Avenue.
Rotarians to rise for meetings
Casselberry Rotary Club meets at 7.30 a m. on Wednesday at
the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N l-okr Triplet Drive
Casselberry
Sanford llreaklast Rotary Club meets at 7 a m. Wednesday at
Sanford Civic Center
SANFORD - "4 bdrm/2 hath
home built In 1890s Structu
r a l l y sound. Oak floors.
Fireplace. Handyman's special.
Great buy at $65,000 "
You see an ad like Dial In Ihe
classified section of Ihe paper
but you're afraid to check It out.
After all. to realty II* it up right
you’d never find Ihe right arccsories
Mark Shultlrworth. proprietor
ol Florida V'ctocUn Arrhllet-lural Antiques on First Street In
Sanford, can probably help you
nut He says, after all. that he Is
“ III Ihe business
saving pieces
of history."
Until recently, most people
wauled In get Inin a new home
The old home* did not carry the
status of a new house In a
development. Some family
homestead* fell tnio disrepair as
the younger generation* opted lo
a d r y wal l a n d a l u m i n u m
domicile
Though its popularity I* in
creasing due to the nostalgia and
"country" design trend*. Victo
rian architecture and furniture
tiave nol been well-preserved
Much ol such In Florida werr
leveled or frit in disrepair In the
po*l-World War II era
"Everything In the area of
design went lo Itrll alter World
War II,** Shullleworth said
Nol knowing whal they're
missing, many people |u** by
Sh ullle w orth’* red building
with Its saw tooth tin mof. which
formerly was a citrus packing
plant, built In 1909 It might
seem dilapidated llsell
The (M in t Is peeling in spot* A
wooden mantlr leans against Ihe
front wall A p la s te r cast Come
dy from the wall of the Victoria
Theatre In Ml Carmel. 1*4 . I*
next lo ihr door The skeleton of
a chandelier sits In ihe brown
grass and gravel
The uninitiated might srr II as
junk A keener eye would s r r a
tM-aiitlfiil collection of the rare,
the unusual and bits and pieces
of a vanishing part of American
history
The store’s front room Is Idled
with claw footed bathtub* ol
both cast iron and porcelain
variety. Most were rescued from
house* that were tiring raced In
Ihe name of progress
Nlnrly-flve j»ercent of Ihe tub*
will be bought by womrn lo
install In a guest halh. Shuttlrworth. a former social studies
professor, has rvrn researched
Ihe subject of halhlng prefer
ences and finds lhal very lew
men like bathtub*
"They want la shower unit gel
out Ihe door Women seem la
enjoy luxuriating In the tub "
In his huslnrss. he has a lot of
opportunities la find out about
Ihe lifestyles of his clientele
"When someone comr* In here
to buy something.’* he said. “ I
like lo know whal they are going
to do with It It's fun lo follow a
piece like that Some people
have new and creative uses for
things **
latsl year hr *alvugrd some
Items from a church that was
b r i n g d e m n l l s h e d In S i .
Petersburg. A geiulrman from
Cavunuugh'n Importing Com
pany of Kry W'rst bought the
hand carved |M>rtal to work Into
the design of his building that
was tiring renovated. He had
hoped that I tie piece could tie
HrnM S M Sf Vltsi D*»ar*u«>
Mark Shullleworth shows a plaster cast from an old theater In Pennsylvania.
HOME 4 GARDEN
incorporated into Ihe drstgn. but
a* It turned out. it fit perfectly
into the building
"So well. In lari, that the
jirrsrrvalton people thought II
had come out of the walls It was
amazing." hr said
Shultlrworth lias always had
an Inter'*t m antiques, his
mother tiring an antique dealer
and Interior designer As a child
he spent a lot of time stripping
and rrflnlshing furniture.
While in college, he salvaged
the controls of a Ft Lauderdale
mansion that was being demol
ished He jokes that hr did It Just
because "It was there."
Alter finishing his graduate
degree in social science*, he was
employed for a while as a social
worker and then as a professor
He never planned to pursue a
enrrer in antiques
It was through this Informal
training, however, that Shuttlrworth became an expert on
woods and architectural designs
"You cou'd blindfold me and
put me In the middle ol a house,
show me a section of Ihe floor
and I could tell you, within a few
years wltrn Ihe house was built,
assuming Ihe floor was origi
nal." he staled.
F'loorboards were cut to dif
ferent widths and lengths during
different eras Styles, S h u l
tlrworth explained, changed
every 10 or 15 years or so until
alMiul 1930. Doors also followed
Ihe same jMticrn of changes In
style.
Until recently, he discouraged
homeowners from using re
productions when revitalizing
their homes, hut he admits that
Ihe qualify of replicas has in
creased dramatically In Ihe last
few years
"They are using better woods
and techniques in procuctlon
these days." hr said
A problem Shullleworth sees
In using certain original Item*,
such as staircase railings. Is lhal
they don’t meet rurrenl building
standards H r said In Ihe ease of
the stair railings. Ihe spindles
are too far apart and homeown
er* will be forced to add re
production pieces between the
originals
Shultlrworth does not give hi*
advice on remodeling and re
novating homes as merely a
businessman Hr Is a klndrrd
spirit
Hr entered his current line of
work when he and hi* wile
Ipholographrr/arllsl Anna
Tonc/ak) bought a house In
Lake Helen that was built in
1895 He liegan lo renovate the
structure, tie became so ob
sessed In the project that It
became a fulltime Job.
"I learned by doing al ihe
house. And I’m still Irumlng
now, from root rue(or*, home
owners. architect*.’’ he said.
He keeps his hand In trachtng
as well. Recently, at Stetson
University, he taught a section of
an American Studies class that
dealt In Victorian architecture,
materials and culture
’Did you know, for example.
Ihat th e re was such a
widespread use of brass details
during lhat period because there
were all those armament facto
ries from Ihe civil war with
machinery capable of producing
heavy metal pieces?" hr asked.
"They were Just silling there, so
they starting making bathtubs
and grtllwork and such."
Shullleworth Is enjoying Die
up and-coming Florida movie
Industry ’* use of many of his
piece-* as prop*, lie said
Sometimes a property master
will come In and rent objects to
fill oul a *el or. as In the case
with the recent "Superboy" TV
sequence* In-log Itlmrd III Sail
ford, door* or windows will Inpurchased and used as signalu k
piece*. I The front door and
w i n d o w s of C l a r k K r i l l ’ s
Smallvllle home was purchased
from Florida Victorian Architec
tural Antiques.)
Numerous modern techniques
exist for reflntshlng wood, but
Shuttl eworl h prefer* lo do
t h i n g s the o l d - f a s h i o n e d
way— by hand He insists thai
nol only are the results ln-iier.
with less wear on Ihe wood
grain, but Ihe financial cost Is
jess as well.
While he lias staved away
from ihe creal km of reproduc
tions, he has begun lo consider
d o i n g s p r r l a l pro ject s as
authentic Hems get harder and
harder lo find.
Shullleworth has a great deal
of fun salvaging old house*
when he llnds what he calls
"lime capsules" embedded In
Ihe walls or pieces of furniture.
■‘Sometimes a carpenter would
stuff newspapers or a Jar con
taining coins or something like
lhal Into the wall behind a
fireplace. Or a cabinetmaker
would sign his mime lo a piece.
Occasionally we’ve even found
childrens’ playthings crammed
Into crevices." hr marveled.
Shullleworth said lhal while
many people think of the Victo
rian age as bring opulent, a vast
majority of the population was
poor. Most of his plrrc* arc not
iromthe estates of thr wealthy.
Shullleworth loves to coiled
old signs, which he said tell a lot
about the limes. He admits that
such Items ure very |>opular and
he doesn't hang on to them for
very long.
Take care and your poinsettias will flourish past Christmas
Widely used and beloved as the symbol o(
the Christmas season Is th r popular
polnsetlla. No other flower makes as
brilliant a 4how of bright rrd flowers
throughout 111 festive holidays.
Despite their popularity, muny homeowncm seem to lx- a little confused about the
actual flowers of the poinseitla The true
flowers arc small, green and yellow and
Inconspicuous. T h r showy red parts, often
mistaken as the flowers fire not jiarls ol the
flower. Instead, they ate highly modified
petal like leaves which are called brad*
These brads are formed below each llower.
Once you gel your poinseitla home, or If
you received one as a gilt. It Is Important lo
care for U properly so you will gel the
maximum use out of II
H*r«M r t m H fey C d tttt WKOt
Lanell Franklin, a sludont at Lyman High School, tries decide on
which polnsetlla to purchase at Lukas Nursery of Oviedo
The polnsetlla Is especially sensitive to
chilling temperatures, and prolonged
exposure to them will cau*e the plant to
loose some leaves. T h r polnsetlla should be
placed In n cool placr In your home away
Irom extremr heat or cold drafts This
means placing It away from radiators and
other heat sources. T h r Ideal nlghl tempera
ture Is between 6O-70#F.
The method ol watering can determine
the life expectancy o( your polnrtclilu
Proper watering Involves applying water In
sulltcirnt quantities to thoroughly soak the
soil In thr pot until It runs out the twit tom.
and adding no more water until the soil
ajqiroaches dryness again Your finger stuck
in Ihe soil u few Inches Is Ihe liesl Indicator
of soli molsturr. Polnsetlla* should lie
chrckrd for molsturr frequently and not
wnlrrrd II the soli is still molsl. If your
poinseitla stiller* from lack of water, some
of Ihe lower foliage will yellow and be lost
Iravlng a leggy plant.
Many of the new vurtrtlrs of poinsettias
will retain their leaves and decorative brads
lar Into thr New Year. Eventually the lower
leaves will begin to drop and the brurls will
loose their brilliant color. At this polni the
plant should hr placed In a cool, dry
location. Give the plant enough water to
keeji Ihe soil from tiecoming entirely dry so
that the stem won’t wither.
Alter thr danger of frost has passed, the
jrolnseUtu can tie planted outdoors In (he
warmer parts of Central Florida. The
polnsetlla Is very sensitive to cold, and
many yearn, Ihe plants are frozen before
they have a chance lo bloom.
Therefore, choose for your poinsettias a
sunny, well-drained location protected from
north winds and frost. Also select an urea
where plants will not receive any light ut
nlghl. Poinsettias must have almost total
darkness before flower buds arr formed.
Plants are prevented from flowering when
they arr exposed to electric lights from the
streets or In the home grounds Even u hrlel
exposure to electric lights will prevent
poinsettias flowering or markedly delay
flowering.
In order lo keeji plains bushy and
compact— thus yielding more (lowerspinch Ihe top t* Inch Irom new shoois when
they reach Ihe length ol 4-5 inches The
branches that ure pinched will develop iwo
or more shoots. When these shoots grow tp
4-5 Inches, pinch them. Repeat the pinching
process when Ihrre are enough shoots to do
so. However, do not pinch poinseitla* after
Ihe first week ol September. To do so will
delay or prevent (towering at Christmas
lime.
After the plants have been In Hie ground
about a month, apply one or two tables
poons of a complete garden fertilizer such as
6 6 6 or 8-8-8 Usually, three applications
per year arc recommended— Ihe first when
growth starts In the sjirlng. the second in
June and the Iasi In late fall oiler Ihe bracts
have set. This lust application promotes
large bracts with good color ami aids In
promoting root growlh during the winter
months.
Lastly, water well each week during dry.
weather. Take good care of your poinsettias
and you can have Christ mas year-round.
(Cslssts While Is Seminole County
Extension Urban Horllculturlet. Phone:
323-2500, ext. 181.)
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by Chic Young
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than
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7 Greeting
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11 Tennis player
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23 Convene
2 5 Rodent
26 Grafting twig
24 Yours and mine 27 Land measure
2 6 Critic
28 Authorizes
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29 Woodwind
33 Amazon
instrument
tributary
31 Needle case
34 Sharp
32 Weaver of fate
36 I n ___ {as a
35 Gas for signs
whole)
38 Concert
37 Heraldic border
39 Sesame
41 Stray dog
42 Equine sound
4 4 Deer hide
4 6 Person of
action
4 8 Compass point
4 9 Actress Lupino
51 Commit theft
53 Irritated
57 Private
conversation
60 Debtor's note
61 Indefinite per
sons
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keel
6 3 Limb
64 Relax
65 Become a
tenant
6 6 _______ Clear
Day
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F R A N K A N D ERNEST
B y J t n d Jacoby
I h r a union was rather hcrllr,
not unusual whrn somronr ha*
an right <ard Mill anil faviwablr
vulnerability. Smith opened unr
spade and Writ Jumped In with
(our hearts. Niwth. under prevMirr was obliged l » bid four
spades. East now made an
earellent bid ol five heart*.
Although he had some defense
against spades, be also had a
good hand In supjiort of hearts
Whatever West had. five hearts
*lK>uld be Inexpensive. and on a
good day the opponent* would
continue bidding
South could envision making
seven spades opposite the right
lO ro u n t. hut Instead of initial
tng a difTicult rue bidding *e>
rjurnce. he bid six spades It was
a fair compromise and rated to
make most of the time
South won the heart lead with
dum m y's are and discarded hts
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B L O O M CO UNTY
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diamond two The spade finesse
won, but when West showed
out. South was laird with a sure
trump loser Me led the diamond
queen, hoping lor Wrst In C O W .
hut Wrst refused South con
tinued with t lr diamond jack
hut was now dcMimrd to fall
regardless of wtul happrnrd In
fart East Milled the diamond
jurk and returned a club Even
tually East look the srttlng trtrk
with the spade king
Where did South go wrong or
was he Just unlucky? lie ru e d al
trtrk one II he hud discarded
any rluh or any high diamond,
be would have Iren ablr to lead
the two of diamond* at trtrk
three, and If West played low (as
surely he would have). South
would have finessed dummy's
right. Now declarer could lakr
another trump llnesse and later
another diamond llnesse. liming
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Santoro Herald, Santoro
Specialists can help Publicity procedure
with Paget’s disease
D E A R DR. G O T T i My doctor
Cold me I have Paget'* disease
but did not mention any Ireal mrnt. I reaped him but he's a
general pradltloner. Should I m t
ii Sjwrlttllsl?
D E A R R E A D E R : Puget's
disease uauatly refer* In a
chronic disease of Imne that ta
iliaradrrtaed by njMilty lalanda
of aoft. calcified non-bony meterial. Theae lealuna typically
begin a* (Mtcftra of overadlve
tione forrnallon that degenerate
wiib ftnie. T h r iau»r la un
known
Paget * i l i v . i v can produce
(tain, stlffne-vi. Iiradurbra. bow
ing of ibr lens, tender txinea and
a susceptibility to fradurra
Someliuiea Ibr soft lesions cause
enlargement id tin skull
X f i y i often slx.w Inerraarif
fame dr natty and arraa of over
growth. floor v ans using atnall
•loses of radioactive Iwilopra,
reveal a spotty jnUtern of tame
b r e a k d o w n and rc g r o wt h
A l k a l i n e p ho ap bal aae . an
eniyme rrleusrU by Increased
lame meiabolism. U usually
present In tire hlnt*d*lrrum In
large ipranillles
All liul lire most disabling
forma of Paget's disease ran be
irealrd by a general practitioner.
I’du» m e d ic a tio n is helplul.
rail Itnnin a hnntMinr usrti to
slablllrr bnne fonnallon. If oflen
useful.
I usually refer fiattent* with
nHaleralr/sevrrr I‘ageI s disease
to endocrinologists Anned with
their suggestion*, I can usually
take care of Ihe day to day
trrainirni of tins common cundll hut
If you are uru ottilortablr —
both physi cal l y a n d
psychologically — without a
v i mill opinion ask your iW lur
to refer you to a «|>ra talist
For more inliwmalhHi. I am
sending you a copy of my Health
Report "M rdli al S|vi lull*!* "
O t h e r readers w h o would llkr a
The Sanford Herald welcomes organization und personal news
All Items submitted for publication In thr People section must
Include the name of a contact person and daytime phone
number
The following suggestions are recommended to expedite
publication:
1. T y re releases In upper and lower case, and double-spaced
and write In narrative style I third-person).
MEDICINE
2. Ik) nol abbreviate
3. Keep releases simple, but Include necessary details— club or
person name, dale and lime of rv rn l Ilf applicable!, place, cost (If
any), etc.
4 Submit organization releases no later I ban two weekdays
following Ihe event.
5. Submil advanre notires and requests for photographer at
Irasl one week prior to the preferred publication date
For more Information, contact the People editor at 322-2611.
ext 34.
PETER
GOTT.M.D.
copy should send II with their
name and address to P.O. Itox
'll Will. Cleveland. OH 441013300. Hr surr to mention the
title
D E A R DR. O O T T : Lost night.
In l*rd. I was bit wllh a sharp
Isi m in rny diaphragm Immrdi
airly my pulse started to rare
and I b eg a n shak in g u n
controllably The altark lasted
half an hour. After II wore off I
Iwd a heavy bowel movement
and for the rest of lire night I had
In void every hour I've been told
that I lurve a hiaial hernia. Is this
rrla lerr
D E A R R E A D E R : I do nnt
know the cause t4 your "dia
p h r a g m ’* pai n and o t h e r
symptoms You sthiuld see your
own physletun f<* a diagnosis
Chest pain associated with
rapid pulse la always a concern
for doctors because of tire poMi
bill!v ul a serious heart or lung
disorder.
Hiatal hernia, a weakness of
lire muscular ring tfral separates
the esophagus from the slum
ach. is often ,isv* latrit with
severe heartburn tliat can mimic
lire (Mill of heart allack or (teptlc
ulcer l l o w r v c r . the other
s y m p t o m s you mrnilnti —
ooiatilv lire rapid pulse, shaking
and excessive \<a<ting — are not
usually rausrd try hiatal hernia
Your doctor Is the logo at
Iarson to sort (N il Ihe causes of
your "attack."
I O I 9 B H N E W S P A P E R KN
TEHPMISE ASSN
‘Yule’ is a heathen
word for ‘Christmas’
“ Farthing." once a tlrlllsh
ruin, now refers tu something of
very little valur T o spell Hits
LAMOUAQE
distant word, consider It a "far
thing "
" R e v e l " lakes delight or
makes merry For spelling lever
age. rrvrl in thts clue Write
JEFFREY
“ lever" backward for "revel."
McQUAIN
(2 Wr hear "yule" used for
“ Chr/afrnas." /« that what
"yule" means?
A. The yule festival began as a amt when do you use "take?"
heathen celebration of winter
A In formal usage, "bring"
Pronoumed like "you 'll" and indicates carrying to the person
often capitalised "yule" came speaking and "lake ‘ rrfers to
into old English more than a carrying away from that jarson
thousand years ago and has If you find a mistake involving
b r r o m e s y n o n y m o u s w l l h these words, bring tl here, and
"Chrtotmaa." We don't know I II lakr it from there.
who usrti It first— no onr kept a
yule log
Showing rcapect or admiration
for someone is "veneration"
In editing, "justify" spat rs the End ll with "raisin": We should
alt live king enough for our
text for even lines Think Just
Whctl you justtly. the margins ration of veneration.
should t ome out just right
“ Kinetic" shows motion or
"Rarely" makes thin or more energy Its renter Is "net."
rrtlord It's a rare word lhal which ts what pm plr will get ll
oilers a sprfllng clue as obvious you overdo being kinetic
y
When m y boss dictate*
as the one In "rarefy."
U When tit* you use "bring." lettrn. everything i* "the *aid
company." "the said price." etc
Why?
By Bernice Bede Osol
YO U R B IR TH D A Y
December 27, 1066
In Itu- year altrail you should
lia ir opportunities lu exjvand
and build upon kmndaitons vnu
have already laid What ap(wared lu he Imjatssthle last year
will now hr within Ihe realm ol
probability
C A P R I C O R N (Dec 22 Jan
lit! Regardirss of how tnconvrnlent It might Ik-, try to tumor
your promises and pledge* lo the
letter loday. Being a person of
your wortl will enhance your
Image Knuw where lo l<«ik for
romance and you'll find It The
Astro-Graph Matchmaker In
stantly reveals which signs urr
romantically perfect for you
Mall $2 to Matchmaker, r/u thts
newspaper. P.O Box 01426,
C lrvrU n d . OH 4410 1 3426
A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20-Feb I9»
Conditions are extremely un
usual at this lime, und It's
|MMwuhlr you mighi rr-ap harvests
Iroin fields you liave not sown
He graleful lor any opportunities
that come out of the blue
PISCES (Feh 20 March 201
The onus may tie on yuu lo
make a rather illlttcull decision
loday It you're firmly convinced
It is Ihe liest for all concerned,
abide by your judgment
A R IE S (Mart h 21 April 101
Singleness nf pur|Mise is essen
tial today when Involved in
worthwhile pro|ects Meaningful
»t hlevement* are jiossthle If you
tit* ntd allow side mi crests to
distract you
T A U R U S |A|Xtl 20 May 20)
la-l your tirtter Juttgment direct
you loday In Ixith cum m e n ta l
and social situations D on't go
along w llh Ihe group in m atters
that you do not feel serve yo u r
hrstInterests
GE MI NI |May 2 1-June 201 A
domestic dt*ni|illf)n may arise
today that will require cool
brads on everyone's part In
order to Ik- rrsolvrd properly. Be
careful ttiat you do not do
anything unthinkable lhal could
Im I t in f in
C A N C ER (June 3 1-July 22)
Take lime lo weigh each and
every alter native today before
inuklng an IriqMirtani decision. If
you liilnk everything through
properly, the end results should
I k - lo your liking
L E O (July 23-Aug 221 Some
Hung unexpec ted might develop
today that tould enhance your
IHu uk lal |« notion Be prrparrtt In
move swiftly, because it may be
a fleeting opportunity.
V IR G O I Aug 23-Sepl. 2 21
Someone wliu is m your corner
and eager lo help you must not
fie confused by your tactics
today If yuu clarify your
purpose. It will spare both of you
some uncomfortable momenta.
L IB R A (Sept 2 3 0 1 23| Do
not mck thr bout today In two
rrilleul situations lhal arr pres
r n l l y m o v i n g along rather
smoothly If events are allowed
lo run their courses, you should
benefit.
SCORPIO (O il 24-Nov. 221
You're now In a cycle where
friends will play more prominent
roles in your affairs. Take
advantage of any opportunities
you have to strengthen your
relationship*.
S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov 23 Dec
2I| Several things arr presently
developing lhal ruuld Ik - of
substantial benrllt loprrhaps
two. might start emitting post
live signals today.
(Cl 11)66. NEW SPAPER EN
T E R PRISE ASSN
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being used as an adjective to
refer to what's been named or
men Honed hr furr lawyers seem
|tartl< ularly fund nf Hits usage,
but "said" sounds pniiqxius anti
is often unnecessary That's
rtKHigh to say about the said
"said "
Use "congenital" for some
thing Inborn nr existing Irom
birth Some friendly s|>elllng
advice Insert a " t" In congenial
lo produce congenital
A group or hunch forms a
"cluster." Think of a cluster nf
stars, and the word will never
lose Its luster
Q I* It all right to line "la
when" In a definition? I was
taught not to
A . You should avoid "I s
when.” especially when defining
words For Instance. "A blizzard
Is w h e n t h e re ' s a sr ve re
snowstorm" lacks the forrr of
" A b l i z z a r d Is a s e v e r e
snowstorm " T h r only lime to
use "is when" Is when you're
referring lot Imr
'Earmark" Identifies or sets
apart for u special purpose I'll
explain how "earm ark" was
originally ll irral. If you'll lend
me an ear.
"Infamous" brings disgrace or
has a bad rrpulatlun. When
spelling "Infamous." remember
the word's root, which is found
In "famous."
OUR LA N G U A G E AD VICE
Television commercials for a
maker of "hotly sccnls" deserve
ihe latrsl Ad-Vlce Award The
announcer suggests. "Lei them
fragrance you.” forcing the dow
n y noun "fragrance" to double
as a verb. Avoid Oils type of
functional shlfl. especially If you
wunt lo make scents.
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Corrective grandson
perturbs Grandma
D E A R A B B Y : While lunching
with my 3-year-old grandson, he
asked me a question lhal I
answered while tlnlshlng a bltr
of food. Then he boomed, "You
shouldn't la
Ith food In your
mouth!"
His mother just looked al him
and beamed her approval Abby.
don’t you think shr should have
told Ihe boy It would huvr been
nicer for him lo have whispered
his comment in’o Grandma s ear
Instead of loudly calling alien
tlon lo this small breach of
cllqurltr on (hr part nf Ills
77-yrar-old grandmother'.'
P l e a s e p r i n t t h i s for
thoughtless parents who preen
al every word thrlr ollsprlng
ADVICE
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ABIGAIL
VAN BUREN
wlm cares? And who's count mg’-*
DEAR A BB Y : Concerning llte
use of live animals for medical
research, I would like to oiler Ihe
following infortiiiiilnn
T o d a y ' s a d v a n c r tl
technologic* have brought viable
utter.
H U R T IN FRESNO alternatives i » using animals for
research. Science has shown
D E A R H U R T: ll confuses a lhal much animal experimental.
3 year old lo see an adult tlo Hon Is not only dupllrallvr and
something that he's been told hr unproductive (Iwo-thlrds of*
must not do IChiidrrn Irani biomedical experimentation is
unpublished and thrrrforr use.
from example I
However, you're ftghl The Irsst, but is also old-fashioned
mother was remiss lo have and should hr phased out
because up-to- date,
approved of hrr son's "boom
m g ’ r e p r i m a n d nf h i s s o p h i s t i c a t e d m e t h o d s of
g r a n d mo t he r without a l s o biomedical research arr avail
stressing that out of rrsjirv! tor able lor use right now
his elders, in thr future he
Computer, mathematical and
should make such rottimrnts mechanical model* can tie used
privately.
lo simulate many physiological
systems. I n - vi tro research
D E A R ABBY: Please help* l hr olllt/r* cell (issue and organ
Invitations are out. Wr are cull ores, bacteria and other
crlehraling our parents 501 h micro-organism* Chemical and
wedding anniversary Wr (thrlr p h y si c al s y s l r m s such as
children! arr giving iltrm a enzymes, artificial membranes
lovely party They are aware of and robot* serve as alternative*
It.
Even plant* makr useful and
Abby. wr w rrr undrr the inex|irnslve research lools
Impression lhal our parents
These are the procedures lhal
married m 1936 Now we find
that they were married In 1939’ will give Hie most benefit* to
(My mother was nearly five both people a nd a n i m a l s
months pregnant on hrr wed liecausr thrv are more accurate ;
ding day I I'm sure everyone In and r e l iab le t ha n a n i m a l
ihrtr families must know altoni experimentation, and eliminate
ll How ran they face Ihrtr nrrdless cruelly. They also ran
families with this deception? vivr Hie taxpayers a bundle
C A R E S FOR B O T H
How should wr handle II? Thank
A N IM A L S AND P EO P LE
you
B E TR A Y E D
D E A R C A R E S : Well said
D E A R B E T R A Y E D : For Thank you.
goodness sakrs. do nol give ll
another thonghi. The chances
(Problems? Writ* lo 0**r Abby.
a r e that no one r e m c m t K - r s tt — ll
For a personal, unpublished
Indeed Ihrv e v e r knew II In Ihe reply, send a sell-addressed,
hrsi place Plrase don't tarnish stamped envelope to Deer Abby.
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thoughts Wh.it was. was And Is confidential.)
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Roman Catholic priest whose home was demol
ished In the crash and who helped lead Ihe special
service lor relatives of Ihe victims
Kennedy lold a news conference Ihe Identifica
tion task was bring performed by Edinburgh
pathologist Anthony Husuttll and a learn of doctors
working nearly IS hours a day al two makeshift
mortuaries, one of them al the town hall
Kennedy said the task was complicated hy thr
fart that local dead arr mixed with victims from
the aircraft and many of Ihe bodies were badly
disfigured
l^-slle Jrrbtnr. a spokesman for Ihe Dumfries
and Galloway social work department, said al a
news ronference 90 relatives of crash victims, most
of them Americans, had visited Ihe disaster site so
far.
‘ Many of thr relatives had doubts about
com ing." Jerblne said "But not one has expressed
any regret. It has helped them to see something
they ra n rrcognle as pari of un alrrrafl II has also
been Important for ihQem lo see Lockerbie as a
town where jieople live and work — until now they
have heard of II Just as Ihe scene of ihe disaster."
Jerblne Mid the visits heljied forge a bond
between the Americans and the local townspeople
because they shared a sense of grief.
Investigators seeking the cause of the crash have
focused Increasingly on Ihe jxissiblllty of sabotage,
but have uncovered few clues
A lop FBI official said Sunday Investigators have
determined that a bomb threat against Pan Am
flights telephoned lo the U S Embassy In Finland
Dec. 5 — a call that led to a federal advisory potted
ut the American Embassy In Moscow — had no
connection lo the disaster.
"Th e call Itself has been totally discredited." FBI
Executive Assistant Director Oliver Revell said on
Ihe CBS news program “ Face The Nation.”
Revell also denied rcjjorts thut Ihe CIA's slallon
chief In Beirut was among Ihe jiaweengers killed In
Ihe explosion and crash of Flight 103 on u (light
from London lo New York.
"I read a rejjort this morning In Ihe news that he
was (on hoard)." Revell said. “ In fact, he was not.
We cannot comment on Intelligence community
jjeraonnel, hut I am nulhortxrd lo say that Ihe
slallon chief from Beirut was not on that aircraft."
The town of Lockerbie was unusually quiet and
dim for a Scottish community on Christmas Day.
as families refrained from traditional visits to
hotels for celebrations arid put away their holiday
decorations.
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25—Special Notices
December 26
99—A partm ents
Unfurnished / Rent
AN A I A N
P apI I. fta Applf
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Sanford Herald, 1988
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The Sanford Herald, December 26, 1988
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 26, 1988. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
Source
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Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1988; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald